SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SELEZNEVA, M.A. - SELEZNEVA, YE.S.

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AUTHORS SOV/57-58-12-1/15
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Selezneva; M. A.

TITLE: ----------
Invetitigation of the Energy Levels and of the Effective
Capture Cross Sections of the Surface Recombination Levels
in Germanium (Issiedovaniye energeticheskikh D01ozheniy
i effektivnykh secheniy zakhvata poverkhnostnykh
rekombiiiatsionnykh urovney v germanii)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, 1958, Nr 12, pp 2645-2656 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An investigation of the surface recombination levels occurring
as a consequence of heating the germanium samples in vacuum or
because of the action of ozone upon these samples was carried
oult. Preliminary data on the temperature dependence of the
energy levels awlof the effective capture cross sections wher
a hole and an electron are captured by these levels and the
dependence of these.characteristics on the cross-field ampli-
tude were obtained. The supposition is expressed that the
charges captured at the"slow"levels at the surface have a
considerable influence uDon the characteristics of the surface
recombination levels. From this supposition is deduced that
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the nature of the recombination levels occurring because of

Investigation of the Energy Levels and of the SOV/57-58-12-1/15
Effective Capture Cross Sections of the Surface
Recombination Levels in Cermanium
ASSOCIATION:
SUBIMITTEI)a
heating in racuum is
caused by the action
between concentratioa
the concentration of
The're are 9 figures,
are Soviet.
the same As the nature of the levels
of ozone. A considerable parallelism
and charge of"slow"surface levels and
the recombination levels was found.
2 tables, and 10 references, 3 of which
Fizicheskiy institut imeni P. N. Lebedeva AN SSSR Moskva
(Physics Institute imeni P. N. Lebedev,AS USSR,Moscow)
December 28, 1957
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RZRANOV, A.V.; FAVLOV, N.M.; , _~~ELF-Zt!~KAJ-M.A,.
Effect of temperature on the parameters of surface recombination centers
in germanium. Fiz. tver. tela 3 no. 3:832-840 Mr 161.
(MIRA 14:5)
1. Fizicheskiy institut imeni P.N. Lebedeva. AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Crystal lattices) (Germanium)

ACC NR: AD~036990' -A SOURCE COD] UII/ i/66/oO8/oll/3392/3393~,
AU71HOR: Plotnikov, A. F.; Sel6z'neva, 14. A.
0-.,G: Physics Institute im. P. N. Lebedev, AN SSSR, Moscow (Fizicheskiy institut AN
SSSR)
TITIS: Influence of 'Last-electron bombardment on the spectra of photoconductivity of
Ga.As crystals Grown in an oxygen atmosphere
SO'ORCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 11, 190606, 3392-3393
TOPIC TAGS: electron bombardment, photoconductivity, gallium arsenide, crystal
growing, impurity -center
A-_STRACT: -.ne authors investigated the influence of bombardment with 1-Mev electrons
or. the photoconductivity of n-type GaAs crystals with carrier density n = 1016 Cr-3
and mobility 3000 cm2/v-sec. The photoconductivity of an n-type sample grown, under
zhe same conditions but not specially doped with oxygen was also invest-Igated. The
Photoconductivity was investigated by the method described by the authors earlier
(F-1, no. 3, 183, 19062). The samples were irradiated at room temperature and the
measurements were made in a cryostat at liquid-nitrogen temperature. Bombardment
V th
wish a flux of 1017 e1/cm2 produced in the undoped crystals impurity centers wit
levels Ev + 0.59 and Ev + 0.34 ev. In the case of samples grown in an ox-ygen atmo- r-
sphere, additional centers with level E - 0.65 ev were observed. These centers were!
also observed in some samples before ircadiation. In both cases, the concentration I
of the various centers increased with electron bombardment. It is proposed that this'
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due to the fact that the GA-As produced in an ozygen atmosphere has more o.-jgen in
i, -
I -he crystal lattice in an electrically inactive state, and that electron bombardment
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transfers these oxygen atoms into a state connected with the level Ec - 0.65 ev.
This is confirmed by other pu1blished results. The authors thank G. M. Voronkova for
supplying the GaAs single crystals. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
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10111339013391
AUTHOR: VaTilovt Y. S.; Plotnikovt A. F.; jelezneva, M. As Sokoloys,
A. A.
ORG: Phyuics institute im. P. N, Lebedev, All SSSR, Moscoy
(?17,icherkiy inititut AN SISSR)
TITLE., Dependence of charge carrier mobility on temperature An GaAs
Iryatals irradiated vith fast electrons
SOURCE: Fimike. tvcrdogo t-E!la, v. 8, no. 11, 1966, 3390-3391
TOP!"' TAGS: car-inr scattering, current carrier, irradiation,,ionizzing
irradiation,irradiation effect
ABSTRACT: An in-vestiga.ion was made of the effect of radiation defects
ip the crystal structure of GaAs on -the scattering character of the
charge carriers at different temperatures. Four pure specimens, in
ithich the mobility of charr;e carriers at temperatures from 100 to 300K
iran due mainly to the scattering on optical lattice vibrations, were
irradiated with a gradually increasing flux of electrons with an energy
of about I Mev at room temperature. In pure GaAs crystals at tempera-
tures higher than 300K I the mobility is due primarily to the scattering
Qn polar optical-lattice vibrations. . At,temperatures lower than 10OKt
scattering on ionized impuritiea prevails. In thetempemture'tange from 100,to

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130CK, both types of scattering take place, although with an increase In'
impurity concentration the ucattering on ionized impurities becomes
more substantial. In irradiated crystals the mobility vas due to
scattering of charge carriera on simple point defects. The calculated
illumber of displaced atoms due to irradiation coincided with the number
of scattering centers determined experimentally. Thin proven that
structure defects affecting the scattering character in GaAs crystals
irradiated with electronG are really Frenkel defecta* Orig. art. has:
2 figures.
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In advanced positions. Iransp. stroi. 13 no.3%37-38 Mr 163.
(MIRA 16'.4)
1. Rukovoditell brigady zemlyanykh i betonnykh rabot
stroitellnogo upravleniya No. 305 Sevzaptransstroya.
(Railroads.-Construction)

BLANY, S-, kand. ekonom. nauk; 3Ei,E'zN.'VPL, ff~, Anzh.-ekonomist
River tran6rortation and the distribution of industrial
enterprises. Rech, transp, 23 no-7:19-21 Jl 164.
(MM 17.10)

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of hydry' Iddit. S~ F.- Ilte%tvr and N. A. !~4-1cirnmo
if.eninvall PhYN rech. lust.. Acad. V.S.S.R.i
Zhur. Ohlkrw Ehim (J. CWn. Client 120.3."A 41JI(ISOM). -
AcSI 1, (40 X.) ill 14141 fill. Al- I'll M FCIJUXIII 20 30 Illin.
will) 11.5 g. FION"t rave A Cryst. gnpill, I which W44
taken up in morr Flolf an#l vatel. wit dry IlCI. filteml,
.111.1 yidiling 11)(0% A,N111-:1-110. in. W'. No
I'Y-pft%l%%ct% wrir driertmI licit, r lite tra, lilm 1444 At,-
vactic ariol wai converteil liv treatment of the Ft vster
with NU, net. the amide which, tx)iW with S4 in sh-
"C'Me. yivldc~l the Na detiv., AfeCII(ONOCOSII, ni
*-4;'. The priuluct (9 g.) hvitM in &it mirmitrit Iubc 3 ~y
werk,k to RV scave a tratisl"rent rrsips. which wA% tteated
ill FtOlf with dry IICI. filtered. allif C"twl.. virlding j
clear resin, devoillp. 10P Without welling; it i" -ol. in 160,
le,~ in FtOll, initil. in LtO,dinliane.or %fr,CO. Contlcn-
%ation for 5-7, days trivei a %44tcr re%in. Condenuttion of
the free amidt: will% tut-talliv Na at I III* g;ivr ;% iLifit limi.
in I atilt romidt-rable Nift. liytfr(ply%is of fit(- lircofut I by
ulv. ati. IICI at 33' in 22' hr4. itave 40r~ Cleavage of tilt:
Maide links. while juincTratin gave 45t'; hydrolyiis in In
firv. In both cae-; alinine wa, the end prothict. hence the
re,ill vF-As a poly 01410of p6ty'll's"mr, IV Ad.trptoms all
rhart-cul atilt Xnairtomettle rx.mm. of I It"uplu. estalAiihed
file Polymeric nalure of the pro,furt atilt itit hydrolyzate'.
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cmfiguration. INIGI. wt. by ~i~osity detris. gave AX)I) -
twx)o av. ruot. wt4. G. Nt. Ko%olapoff

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various protc-ins N%~ =ireat,-d %N- t crystalline
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protcases. A~ier livdiolysic; haft occurred ti 11'11 tt re was, Uxposed
I toa pressure of 60116atni. and Ov- r,-ivjith(~siTolf t*lw'prot,.,m studi,t].
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I-
ovalbiumin, Fermn albunur, tlj,,- arimant of pv)ttin jcli%rifficsiscd
was greatl-; reduc,~d, although varb of the pv-tvins sparately
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but rapidly, and it i3 n,--~ to isolate any iiitLrm--diar"~. Alfl~
substances bPt--%Cf`n th" P711dild, Ili ll%firoh.~is and t1w rosvn
thesised protein. 11. 11. SMYTH'.

USSR/Chemistry, Biological - Proteins 11 Jun 52-
"Crystallization of Lesynthesized Protein," S. Ye.
Bresler, N. A. Selezneva
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXXXIV, No 5, PP 1013-1015
kuthors showed formerly that enzymatic resynthesis
under pressure of products of deep fission of pro-
teins yielded artificial substances of globular stzuc-
ture which exhibited a biol activity (antigenic,
enzymatic, and hormonal) typical for native proteins.
In the expts described now, equine serum albumin was
split by trypsin and chymotrypsin. Upon addn of glu-
cose serving to protect the enzymes against fission,
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the protein was resynthesized under pressure. Inves-
tigation in an ultracentrifuge showed that the re-
synthesized protein showed a mol wt dispersion of 22%
in comparison with the initial albumin. This disper-
sion explains the lower biol activity per unit of wt
exhibited by resynthesized proteins. The product of
resynthesis crystd with great facility, however.
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Chemica,
I Abat.
Vol. 48 No. 8
Apr. 25, 1954
Organic Chemiatry
Synthesis OhIk C lojp~p
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niii . 1. -, ~Mohotfm and N. A. Selezoeva.
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IOFFE9 I.S.; SEL~ZVKV~4 . .
N-Ethylmesoaminoacridirlium salts and their conversions. Zhur.
ob. khim. 31 no.1'.50-53 Ja 161. (MIU 14:1)
(Acridinium compounds)

IOFFE, I.S.; SELEZNEVA, N.A.
Rhodamine dyes and related compounds. Part 5: oC -pyridylrhodamine.
Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no-5:1485-1489 W 162. (KRA 15:5)
(Rhodamins) (Pyridinium compounds)

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AUTHORs Selezneva, N. A.
ORG: none
TITIS: Preparation of high-purity selenium by ion exchange
SOURCEt AN K&zSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya khimioheskaya, no. 4, 1966, 31-34
TOPIC TAGS: selenium, ion exchange
ABSTRACT: High-purity selenium was obtained by ion exchange from samplos containing
I large amounts of tellurium, mercury, antimony, arsenic, copper and iron on the
Soviet-made resins KU-2 and AN-1. A 2% selenium solution in 0.1 N KNO3 was used for
the purification. Under these conditions, selenium is present mainly as the Se
ion, tellurium as the TeO++ion, and the metals as the corresponding cations. Fo
this reason, when the solution is passed through a cation exchanger, the metal
cations and TeO++ are adsorbed, while SeO3-2 passes into the effluent. When the
latter is passed through an anion exchanger, only selenium in the form of So(
y is
adsorbod. The selenium sorbed by the anion exchanger was eluted with 2N N&OH, and
after acidification of the effluent with HZSQ+, was reduced to the elemental state.
Since reduction with S02 contaminates~selenium with sulfur,'selenium was reduced in
acid medium with hydrazine. Tin and silver were not removed by the method employed.
Orig. art. hass 3 tables.
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course and surgical treatment of papillary cysts of the
ovary [with summary in English]. Akush. i gin. 34 no-3-65-70
MY-Je '58. WRA 11:6)
1. Iz otdeleniya operativtkvkh metodov lacheniya z-9v. - prof. V.S.
Vrinovskiy) lisuchno-iqoledovateliskogo inatituta-akusherstva i
1-,inekologii (dir. - dotsent L.G.Stepaiiov) Ministerstva zdravo-
okhraneniya RSFSR.
(OVARIES, neoplasms
papillary cysts, clin. course & surg, (RUB))
(PAPILWMA,
ovaries, clin. course & surg. (Rus))

SF,I,P,'ZIJL,*VA, N. D. Crind IMod Sci -- (diS13) "Clinic and zequq~ae of the surgical
raes Iros,
treptment of morphologically benign papillary cystomas of the ova k
1959. 15 p (1st Mos Order of Lenin Med Inst im I. M. Sechenov), 200 copies
p
(KL, 43-59, 128)
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SELM'EIVA, N.D., kand. med. nauk
Endoscopic methods of exeiiination in the diagnosis of gyne-
cologic diseases. Sov. med. 26 no.11:66-71 N162 (MIRA 17:3)
1. Iz khinirgicheskogo otdeleniya ( zav. - prof. V.S.Frinov-
skiy) Nauchno-issledovatellskogo, instituta, alcusherstva i gine-
kologii ( dir. - prof. 0.V. Makeyeva) Ministerstva. zdraTrookhra-
neniya RSFSR.

SELEZNEVA, N.D., MDISEYEVA,. Ys.N.
Use of Dneumoper-itoneum in gynecology. Vest. rent. i rad.
38 no.6":64-65 N-D 163. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo (zav.- prof. V.S. Frinovskiy) i
rentgenovskogo (zav.-doktor meditsinskikh nauk A.L. Kaplan)
otdeleniy Nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta akusherstva
i ginekologii (dir, prof. O.V. Makeyeva) Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniya RSFSR.

S E LEZZ NE WA , ? I . N . , in. z h .
River transportatLon and distribution of the industry of
mineral building materials in Leningrad Province and the
Karelian A.S.S.R. Trudy LIIJIT no.74:5-12 161~,.
Nita 18: 11)

SELEEZNEEVA, N. V.
37089. Ukazatell I~teratury Po Gipertonicheskoy Bolezin. Trudy Uzbek. Gos.
Nauch.-isoled In-ta Kurortologii i Fizioterapii Im. SemaBhko, sb. 31, 1949..
c. 325-50
SO: Letopial Zhurnallnykh Statey, Vol. 50, Moskva, 1949

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GUQIV, P.I.. YELAGIN, M.N., ZHURAVIJ4V. M.A., ZALOZN_YY, K.D.: KOMKOY.T.N.*
KOROBOV, A.S.;KORG-HALGIN, Y.H.; WIROV, V.N.; LAPSHINA, O.V.-, LUTIXOV,I.Ye."
MA*e3TIIN, A.Ya.; MORO' "CIIA, A.P.;PONORkRICHUZ, m.K,;P7,H-
KOV, A.M.; IIAZMOLOGOVA, A.M.;RUBI'11, S.M.- SE ;SMNOVA, F.I.;
SPIRIDONOVA, A.I.;SUSECHXVSKIY, I.I.G.;USO~,-97P.-,-TARKOVSK--Iy, X.I.;
CHXNYKAYTIA, Ye.A.;SJPjNDRIKOV, G.L.; FliULIGIII, G.T.;TSITSIN, N.V.,aka-
demik, radaI_-tor;REVEENK0V4i A.I.,radaktor; IGiOMINA, N.M.. khudozhastven-
nyy radaktor; VSSIIIOVA, Ym.I., takhnicheskly radaktor; PEVZNERY.B.I..
tmIdinich(wkiy rn(lak-tor.
[Plant breading at the 1955 All-Union Agricultureal Exhibition] Rastenie-
VocIstvo na V9esoinznoi sal'skokhoziaistvannoi vystavke 1955 Eoda. Moskva,
Gos.izd-vo sel"Ichoz.lit-ry, 1956. 607 p. (M12A 10:4)
(14oscow--Pl.-nt breading--Exhib-itions)

1=40V, Ivan Dmitriyevich, kard. ekon. nauk; ROVINSKAYA, Ye.,
red.; SUE-ZIIEVA, it., mlad. red.; HOSKVINA, R., tekhn.
red-.
["Common Market" and the competition of the two systems]
"Obshchii rynok" i sorevnovanie dln&h sistem. Moskva
Sotsekgiz, 1963. 110 p. (MIRA 17:11
(FLu-opean Economic Corumnity)
(Gompetition, International)

5 5 ( 7
A'E HOR 5 el z~j
TITLE: Tle Use of 'Paper C'-.ro~ato= -,-y
and Analysl s of Ila ;)h+.hyl Amine and 01 Sul -f 0 Aci, d S
- I dlya a-i' 4
(Prime nen i1ire bu::1azhnoy 'I.' ro--
i Ide-t-Ifit'.~--i-i n~~ftil=in i fo"-- S' ot
PERIODICAL: Zavo1_s1.-,-%ya Labo-ratoriya, 11_~6, Vol 2,', 'Tr
pp 17 3
(USSR)
'133'~HACT: This v.,or` was awarded t'.eYendeleyev Prize ir
L-Ainak (Ref 2" was already applyi-,-,~ paper cInro:-. --t c-
d 0
,~;raphy to the lctermi-,._~tion of admIxturias in -na-l"ithol,
and naphthyl -:nine sulfo acics. Ir. the -'-orl: re..'orted
hefe an con-11101 method vias develojed for the jr:-)-
duction of 2-napht-yll ar..iine-5-OXY-7-sulfonic ac4_~d
(!-acid) and 2-naphthyl amine-8-oxy-6-sul-fonic ac.'d
(Gar,:--a acid). T,-e aso dye produced was separ-_;-ted, a"d
in the c~l_se th-A the sulst~_-ice bein-- investi--alled 4id not
react with t'.Iie compound t.,-,e fluorescence of
Card 1/3 t,,e naDht~--Yl amire sulfonic acids could be observed.

The Use of in t,ie Id en t if icat ion S07/32-2Z - 1 1- 12/3 7
and Analysis of Vapht*21yi Amine and Na!)htol Sulfo Acids
i.i L-50 was used as a source of radilation.
T'-s co-,!:,i~~ts of a PEK -4 lamp and -a UFS -3 light
filter -,-.,hi-ch is tr,-,parent to wave 1--ths of
-120 ~;10 mqL. Ii~ controlling the sulfonation :;tep
in prf)!uci~)t- thf, ~-mino Tobits ac".d it was found
t I t i n c om e ,, C, sI I I f c, I! at i w I _,avc- tz on --~ s 0111
t1,,0 C!,ro-u-'1106ram, iii iihich it vias necesszir, to
prolon- th~i ',eatinlf- treatrle-t at 1000 fro-,!q o' to 9
hours in oi-der to .-c'-.ieve co:n--Le~e reaction. T"le
C',)ro:nato,3ra7-. obtail,ed in de~ernini?17
L n-., U-e hydrol- s
0f 2-napht-yl --mine-1 , 5,7-trisul onic aci d shOWed
six fluoreE;cent zones. Ina com--,~-~te hydrolysis
t.",-,e triSu!4'onic acid zone (fourth zo2:e) is zca-rcely
v4 34 ble. F,)r t',-e de'E=inalion of adi.-.-4xti1rrs in t-e
u
paste of G-a-cid ( in the oulfonation of
azo dyes viere proluced from pure samples o' snits of
G-, R-, and Sc',,---'f--rer (Sheffel-) acids, and from d--a-
zoti-2~ed p--,oluidirle fcr technical G-s--It. The
chromat-oji-am oho,;,ed c%~ sli,~rp se~,,a-,-r-tion off, t-1-e dljy~--,
Card 2/13 ind if t*,,.,? -c- is inco::iuiet e sulfon--, t 4-- on in t-.t= G-zalt

The Uce of .3a~)er ir. t'-e tion SCVj/-,2_-,4_jj_j-,f-77
ard Analyosi2 of Amine and a- ph t o I Sulfo A c i -1 s
thr.) content of SchLf-I'er-sal't will be siarply -ircreased
T'-,,e co-,.plc-teness of t','Ie amination of the was
by chrom;ttogr..phic ro-jar:~Aiol; of :-, -11-0
whic'6-,, -a!~s obt-jr,orl from it -.-;Ith
tl,.e There is 1 Soviet reference.
~omilavskiy zr.vod im.ILV.Fninze (Dorogo-
ASSOCIATION: Doror
milOvGk:LYC',,4er,ical Plant imeni II.V.Frunze)
C a rd /3

MOROZOVA, M.S.; SELE221EVA, T.P.; GORDEYEVA, M.A.; TWIN, L.L., otv. za
vypusk; DEMEDhIEV, B.S-.J''red.; GALAKTIGNOVA, Ye.H.,, tekhn. red.
[Time and estimates norms for road work. Estimates are converted
in accordance with the price scale introduced on 1-1 1961)Sbornik
norm vreireni i restsenok na dorozhWe raboty. Rastsenki pereschi-
tany iskhodia iz masshtaba tsen, vvedennogo, s 1/1 1.961 g. Mo-
skva, Avtotransizdat. Pt.2. (Construction and repair of highway
bridges and cond-uits]Stroitel'stvo i remont avtodorozbmykh mo-
stov i trub. 1962. 463 p. (MMA 15:12)
1. Russia (1917- R.S.F.S.R.)Ininisterstvo av-tonobillnogo trans-
porta i shosseir*rkh dorog. TSentraltna.*a norrativno-issledovatell-
skaya stantsiya.
(Bridge construction) (culverts)

L 1292-66 E'.VT(m)/EPF(C)/'EIYP(c)/E'IIA(d)/=-WP(t)j~~r.-'.IP(k)/EviP(z)/tIlP(b)- ~JDAIB
ACCESSION NR: AP5025502 tm/o36s/6s/ooo/Oo3/O265/O271
AUTHOR:. Rozenfeld, 1. L.;_Novitskays., M. A., SeleznL-vaL__&_V_t 4'~_
1 -L e. __- 1 17.
lq/6" le Yi, 6-6 11 '_L)
TITLE: Dissolving of Kh18N9T stainless stee -the binary systems HN03--HC1,
03--HF end the ternary system RN03--HCI--HF
SOURCE: Zeshchits, metallov
no- 3, 1965p 265-271
TOPIC TAGS: stsinless steel, solution property, metal etching, electrolyte
Kh18N9T stainless steel
ABSTRACT: .In view of the contradictory requirements of current*technol .ogro
,in which apparatus must be made ot stainless steel for etching processes
!ranging in scope from high-speed chemical mi ing!to slow scale removal
!requiring minimum weight least no one electrolyte can be universally
The authors have attempted to devise a ternary diagram permitting
:selection of the prop,ttchrg agent from the system IIN03--HCI-HF 6n the
ej
rf
.basis of -the corrosion 4 n steel. The dissolving of MOW steel In
,HN03~-HC1, HN03--HF and KNOr-HCI--HF van inveotigatedi Etching rate was
.related to compositiong and a ternary diagram was plotted. The diagram
shown the electrolytes 0one composition provides the most rapid etcbingg
;Card-1/2

L 1292-66
ACCESSION NR, AP5025502
-which can be used foi- chemical milling, an well as those whose rate-to
suitable for usage as scale removers. Electrolytes which provide bright
surfaces were found. The following scale-removing electrolyte wa, developed.
.,and tested in production conditionat.. HN03, 220-240 g/1; N&F, 20-25 g/l,
Moscow, Zashchita Metalloy, No 3, 11&y-jun 65, pp 265-g7j.
11INaC1, 20-Z5 9/1. Etching time was 5-60 min at'room temperature, dissolv-
ing rate 25-30 g.m2-hr. An accelerated method'for testing the stability
!.of the passive state of stainless steels after technological tkeatment,
iconsisting of 10 hr exposure to an atmosphere of 98% relative humidity
1and containing sulfur anhydride as a depolarizer, in suggested. It in
shown that etching Khl8N9T steel in the proposed electrolyte sharply in-
creases its stability In the StMosphere. I
0r:Lg. art. boat I f gure and 4 grq&s.
1ASSOCIATIONi none
':SUMT=t 07peb64 ENCLt 00 SUB CM: M, OC
NR RM sm t W8 OMWt 004
Card'_!~/2..i - -----

SELEZIEVA, V
In the Vitebsk Society of Pediatricians. Zdrav. Bel. 7 73-74
F 161. (KCRA 14:2)
(PEDIATRIC SOCIETIES)

SEIEZNEVA, V.
Work of the Society of Pediatricians of Vitebsk City and Province.
Zdrav. bel. 8 no.h73-74 Ja '62. (MIRA 15:3)
(VITEBSK PROVINCE-PEDIATRIC SOCIETIES)

1. PODDUMIAIA-ARTOLIDI, V. A., SELEZZTEVA, V. A.
2. USSR (600)
4. -Orchids
7. Orchids. Friroda 41 no. 12, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress. March 195:7. Unclassified.

PODDIIBN.iiYA-ARNOLIDI, V.,&.-, SF.LZZNEVA, V.A.
Growing orchids from seeds. Trudy Glav.bot.sada 3:106-124 153.
(mn A 7:4)
(Orchids)

SICT NEVA, V.A.
Methods of cultivating cattleyas and cypripedia. Iliul.Glav.bot.
sada no.18:109-111 154. (MLRA 8:3)
1. Glavny7 botanicheskiy sad Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Orchids)

.aLEZIMU. V.A.
Cultivation of the orchids Calanthe R.Br. and Coelogyne Lindl.
Biul.Glav.bot.sada no.22:96-99 '55. (MLRA 9:5)
1. Glavnyy botanichaskiy sad Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Orchids)

MHUMA, V.A.
Insectivorous plants. Priroda 44 no.12:110-111 D '55. (MIJU 9;1)
l.Glavnyy botanichesliy sad Akademii nmuk SSSR.
(Insectivorous plants)

SELEZNEVA- V.A.

RODDUBNAYA-ARNOLIDI, Vera Alekseyevna; SELIEN&VA. Va
. , .1,,tn
BLAGOVESHCHICISKIY, A.V.. prof., 6-tvetetvdnny7 red.; MIKESHIN, G.V.,
red.izd-va; ASTAVYEVA, G.A., tekhn.red.
COrchids and how to grow themj Orkhidei I ikh kulltura. MoBk7a,
.Lzd-vo Akad.nauk S&SR9 1957* 173 P, [With Snglish summary]
(Orchids) (MIRA 11:3)

=..E-q,'Z7VA:p V. A.
PODDUBIIAYA-Arnolldi, V..A.i.SELEZNEVA, V.A.
Method of propagating orchids by seeds. Biul.Glav.bot.sada no.27:
33-40 '57. (MI2A 10:5)
l.Glavn7y botanicheskiy sad Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Orchids)

SELKNEVA, V.A.
- - - . __ - - - LL"44~
Raising Victoria at the Main Botanical Garden. Blul. Glav. bot. sada
no.28:113-115 157. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Glavnyy botanicheskiy sad Akadamii nauk SSSR.
(Moscow--Victoria (Plant))

U-S 31,
CATEGORY
A 3'j joulR. .4 in, z B: LI
V.IL.
lc
n-f
T
13 1 -l I F! ~a T-,C:, b. f
C.p 1;
E: ILI t r c
t
on the, is
:I,, T-
t .3 t an ,3 hn ds
Ing e. -a vr
it

5ELEZINEVA,-Valentina Alokuoymaj SUKHORUKOV, K.T., prof., otv,
red.
(Tropical and subtropical orchids] Tropichoskie i sub-
tropicheskie orkhidei. Mos-kva, Nauka, 1965. 169 p.
(MI.U is: 11)

PETROV, Viktor Pavlovich; SELEZNEVA, V.P., doktor tekhn. nauk, red.;
GODINER, F.Ye., red.; SORKIN, M.Z., tekhn. red.
[Hockets of peace and war] Rakety =ira i voiny. Moskva,
Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1963. 170 p. (MIRA 17:4)

FROLOVA, M.A.; FROLOV, V.A.; SELEZNEVA, V.P.
Effect of various doses of diphtheria anatoxin on the immunogenic
reactivity of the body. 2hur. mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 41 no.9-.
8-13 S 164. (MIRA 18?4)
1. Moskovskly ordena Lenina meditsinskiy institut imeni Sechenova
i Moskovskiy institut vaktsin i syvorotak imeni Machnikova.

DANYUSHEVSKIY, S.M.. professor; SELUNEVA. V.T.
~
Organization of dispensaries to serve collective farms. Sov.zdrav.
13 no.1:16-21 Ja-F 154. (XLRA 7:2)
1. 1z Holotovskogo meditsinskogo instituta (ispolnyayushchiy
obyazannost' direktora - professor S.I.Gusev). (Public health, Rural)

e_ /r- z- A-> c wx- 77
/j.! ,1,jcijie - 'Mstory, Petr Vasillyevich Rudanovskiy FD-1877
Lullhor : Selvzneva, V. 1111.
Title : F. V. Rudanovskiy: pre-revolutionary prominent medical worker of the
Urals
Pericd"Lcal : Sov. ZUrav., 2, f.-1-55, Mar-Apr, 19,55
Zostract : Petr Vasilyevich Rudanovskiy, one of the most prominent pre-revolutionary
medicP! men of the Ural region, spent almost his entire life looking after
the health and welfare of metallurgical workers. Born in Kazan' in 1820
and died January 29, 16c~. After brraduatin_~,r from University of Kazan' he
road for one year to study treatment of eye diseases. Well known
went a1b
z;hrou.-hout Europe for works in anatomy and histology. Paris Academy
-iected.bim correspondin, member and University off Kazan' granted him the
_,.egrce of Doctor of Medicine without dissertation or examination.
Ins-,itution: Chair of OrGanization of Health Service and History of Medicine Molotov
1-_eO i (.-al Institute
:*-',oy 2-6., 1)53

S=ZNXVA, V.T.; DASMiVICE, A.I.
Sanitar7 and epidemiological stations in a rural district. Sov.
zdrav. 15 no.4:24-27 Jl-A-- 156. (114LBA 9:9)
1. Iz kafedr7 organizataii zdravookhraneniya (zav. - prof. S.M.
Darquahavskiy) Molotovskogo meditsinskogo inatituta
(RURAL CONDITIONS,
sanit.-epidemiol. stations in rural areas in Russia
(Rua))

SICLSZAVA, V.T.
History of the Ural Medical Society in Yekaterinburg. Sov.mad. 21
no.9:135-138 8 '57. (MIRA 11:1)
1. 1z kafedry organizataii zdravookhroneniva (zav.-A.G.Vershina)
Permskogo medits-Inskogo instituts.
(SOCLETLO, MEDICiL
in Russia, Ural Med.6oc.)

SELFZNEVAL, V. T.; DASHKEVICH, A. I.
"On the problem of organizing the work of sanitary-
epidemiological third-category stations in a rural
region."
report submitted at the 13th All-Union Congress of Hygienists,
Epidemologists and Infectionists, 1959.

SELEZNEVA, V.T.
- --I
"Russian hospital schools in the eighteenth century" by B.N.
Palkin. Sav. --drav. 19 no.11:75-77 160. (W RA 13: 1-1)
(MEDICINE, --STUDY AND TEACHING) (PAIKIN, B.N.)

e r-
h n
b I.
verlod z~f j-cs.
3 16*3
-3; -333 1*
3

SELEZNEVA, V.T. (Perm')
Ural physicians during the revolution of 1905-1907. Sov.
zdrav. 22 no.6:61-65163. (IRMA 16:9)
1. Iz kafedry organizatsii zdravookhraneniya i istorii medi-
tsiny (zav. - dotsent A.G.Vershinina) Permskogo meditsinskogo
insti tuta.
(MU-1 FOVEIINVE111-REVOLIff ION OF 1905)
(PERM GOWUMEW- PHYSICILUS)

FLs t-)ry of a t. I ot M, F11 lr,5-,,i tUt#,e
rnn. mod. Inst'. C',
p-

V.
in ;Ptlrm Glovermaent (!-,,:,!.ng
the irica~t-.-;n
TruAly Perm. cos. ined. inst.
13~-3216-333 63.
in
yeartj of
rees b1 Ighment of the
rat,onal e-~-rl -7 Tb;,:
Public during
Trudy Parm.
A3, 34f,,353.

KOZLOV, U.S.; PINEGINA, L.Yu.; SELEMNEVA, Ye.A.
Synthesis of p-ethoxy a4id p-ethyl derivatives of p-erylamino
ketones. Zhu:~.ob.khim. 32 no.2:436-439 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
(Ketones)

ZHIVOPISTSEV, V.P.; AITOVA, V.Kh.; SELEZNEVA, Ye.A,
Successive separation and determination of some elements by means
of diantipyrylmethane. Part 1: Separation and determination of zinc
and cadmium. Izv.vyg.ucheb.zav.;khim.i khim.tekh. 6 no.5:739-743
163. (WRA 16:12)
1. Permskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet Imen-L A.M.Gortkogo,
kafedra organicheskoy khimii.

ZFIVOMISFV, V.P., AITOVA, V,Kh.; SELEZNE.VA,--Ye.A.
S 1
~U-)sequent separation and determination of some elements by means
of diantip yLmethana. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; khim. i khim. tekh.
I Tr
6 no,6:909-912 163. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Permskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni GorIkogo, kafedra
orp7,intcheskay khimii.

ZHIVOPISTSEV, V.P.; MDUN, A.A.; 111LIMINA, L.L.;
AITOVA., V.Kh.
Extraction sepai~#bion and determination of some elements by
means of dian'uipyrylmethane. 'Trudy Kom.anal.khim. 14:133-140
163. (ILML 16:11)

7 --innrn e-r, I'l
/r-vl P2A/Pn:~~ AJ

1 66 It- a! v
ba idAr'm - M~exc'eOtUniAp
~ly to mo vb~eiiumV~ T~stegY ~:i~ncLtiii ge rn
with--incre'asing-icidity.-Exp'eri-ments--..~~
4jgffi]:~b~.traction of which'iticreaseo
~involving the use of,cobalt-revealed.th,iit it 4'.ektr'iction by t-hp;.direq~-- h
p. ape.
system (Including the twom~phase-qystem.-*here li I- d'
9y -ve ry itt e cobalt -W~-6xtracte
is Ias.111ghas.991O.. The expei~~erits.devi.el.o~-,,6d.i-,'~'t'hi6c~6iii.~~,ii~.idse-rile~t..1 whic]
mill undoubtedly-Increase' the extra6tion. of a number eleineints' -%tholybdenu'rik-,
1ungsten, zinc, tin, etc.+to-thele~"etof e;pOinted-out:_1
-of -
--Ahat theintroduction of the-~'th-r-e~e4 "e'sy~Vkmm i1h, &~ . `
prdvei, eiar i~~
.'titanlurn, thoriuin Wit' ILI ca~46~-
and blernuth it! al so
e
usually very inad quate extraction: of manganese for,eXaMple Canbe-ra se

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NIVOPISTSEV, V.P.; SELEMEVA, Ze.A.
Extractiori-complexometric deterirdnation of cobalt in irozi, copper, and
nickel-based alloys. Zav.lab. 29 no.12:1421-1423 '63. (MERA .17:1)
1. Permskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

OUSAKOVA-FEDOROVA, 11-Ya.; SHLHZIWA, Ye.D.
Treatment of cervical erosions with Siberian pineapple oil.
Akush. i gin, no-5:57-58 S-0 155. (KIRA 9:1)
1. Iz Institute, akusherstva i ginek-ologii (dir. L.G. Stepanov)
KinisteratV8, 2dravookhraneniya SSSR.
(CERVIX, UTICRINIC, dis.
erosion, ther., Siberian pineapple oil)
(PIANTS
Siberian pineapple oil. thor. of cervical erosion)
(OILS
same)

GUSAKOVA-YEDOROVA, K.Ya.; SELMNEVA, Ye.D.
Use of gramicidin paste as a contraceptive. Akush.i gin. 35 no.6:
19-20 N-D 159. (MMA 13:4)
1. Iz Institute. akusherstva i ginekologii Ministerstva. zdravookhra-
nenlya. RSFSR, Mosk7a.
(ANTIBIOTICS pharmacol. )
(CONTRACEPTIVES)

MAKEYEVA, O.V., prof.; ZBELOMOUSEVA, I.N.; SELERIEVA, Ye.D.
Laprovement of prophylactic work at women's health centers. Sov.
med. 24 no. 7:134-137 J1 160. (MM 13:8)
1. Iz Instituta akusherstva i ginekologii (dir. - doktor meditsinskikh
nauk O.V. Makeyeva) Mirdsterstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR.
(GUTECOLOGY)

in"

SELEZNLVA, Ye.N. (Moskva)
Hygiene instruction in a children's medical ins.titute. Med. sestra
20 no.11:45-50 N 161. (HEZTH EDUCATION) ("URA 15:2)

SELEZNEVA, YaJi,~, inzh.
The dynamics of poles with rijid shafts. Mat. po met. konstr.
no.6:112-1.16 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Mechanical engineering)

SELE,ZNEVA J, Ye.N.? inzh.
Dynnmics of masts under the effect of wind. Mat. po met. konstr.
no.7,.80-107 162. (MIRA 17:1)

m
ELI-t.'21,il. , Ye . S .
"the -,Iroble.-.i of .erolm-ical -nvestilc-ation of Droui-h'Ls in the Southenst"I
Trudy 7x-':n, 7, 1936.

T.be Dady Courm of To N,
sph(-re,
I
N., A., III 1C.I.,wil Willi I.I.KhAl
apim-ar to Im- miluviu,rd
IN mtw. -urf.-. AIM their ansplitude I,-.
IMWA'.114 livight In III,- mid.lb- and
imb-1- imkin diuri"I ariAls-m
physmAl ,I t1w

SELAZ T T CV.I~ ) Ye. S.
"The Ntunber of Years o' Aerolo:-ical Observations and CharF-es in
Yeteorolopical -Facto-rs,ll Trudy NIU GUGVS, Series 1, No 21, Aeroklimat-
I
oloriye ( ero-limitblogy), Leningrad, lqh6.

SELIZZ11EVA, 9. 5. (Editor)
Aerochlimatology (Sympo3ium. of Articles), Works of Sci-Res
Administration of the Hydrometeorclogical Service SSSR, Ser
.1
.neteorclogical Press, Leningrad-10
r " scow: 194b. 170 PP wLth
Observatory.)
(Nate orologiya i Gidrolo.giya, No 6 Nov/Dec 1947)
Institution of the jqain
1, No 21. 1-[ydro-
graphs. (Main Geopftysics
SO: U-3216, 3 Apr 1953

SSmCzI-,6n, E. S.
"Variability of Neteorological Elements and Suitable Times of Aerological Observations,"
Works of Sci-Res instituticn of tne Vain Achr-~istraticn of tfte Hydrometeorological Service
SSM , Series 1, No 21, 194b (14b-,Ltg).
(Meteorolo,dya i Gidrologiya, No b Nor/Dec 1947)
SO: U-3213, 3 Apr 1953

LOID-CS, A.P.[deceased]; PREOBRAZHL-17KIY, Yu.V., kand. geogr. nauk;
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