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z q min. at 100-180' In the atm. of air, N, Nil:, COi, stem, or
M. after whivii their pWtkity range was detcl. by the
Gleseler method (C.A. 28,46674). Theplasticitycurmal
oxidized samples are gentridly lower than those of unoxidited
des, but. the changes In the curves and the ntax. are
=Iar and cannot be used as a basis for classIfying'the
coats with- req)eit to coking properties. The effect of N,
Nlt,, and COt Is dight, but that of stearn Is lappreclablt,
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range. The oxidixing effect of SOt is gre-ater than that ot
Brunog..-Meun

"VORBRODT, K, CHORAZY, M.
Cytochemical and evtophotometric atudies on the effbot of
actinomycin D on t1a cills of the regenerating liver of a
rat poisoned with-thioacetamide. Ball. acad. Pol. sci. (Biol)
13 no.3tl3l.-137 165.
1. Subnitted!December 31, 1964.

GIIORAZY; M.; GRABOWSKA, M.
Jnhibition of RRA and protein synthesis in call culture by
actinomycin D. Bull, acad,..Pol. sci. [Biol.) 13 no.4:195-IC)q
165.
Is Submitted January -2,

CHCRUY, M1602yelav.
Simple type of a chgzber for metabolic studies. Acta physiol.
polon. 6 no.4:455437' 1955.
1. Z Instytutu Onkologii Oddsial w Glivicach Myrektor: dr J.Swiedki
Naklad Biologli lovotvorow. Kierovnik: prof. dr K.Dux.
()WADOLISK,
chamber for determ. of metab. in animals (Pol))

bitt'SiC6 Ip. t=*'.'l4 4dflK*flIc M Ch
GV'wk~- Mud). Bgll. ocad."IMW:
glam 11. 4,7-mlmkLn ringlWO.-WhIto mate rats were
havloutc4 with Wtmna, (type vA stated). AllUtd(dgwas,
by atmach tube jim 9 times,lday and the dkt consisted of
1.- 1. of prottin, 11.0 g ~ of mbohydmte, and I b S. of (at
eAch day, After 2 weeks the t 43carin ts tLad 1xith a
ter wt. and a great Controls
.t the d*ff W", W=. = th.
r
t creem Md gVelcut In Chances, 14 the tt"twe.
The hiou N balama was ua to a lower euntion tN 1q In
Itheudne. The Nectention (a the body of the ulmar-beating
. rats Increased itcutd4utemsfy with the Imareasic of the tumloc
-lit. but at a Slawil We than the tumt-vit. lain. No
Ices of body wt. was i9werved In thew fam-fed I -6mfug
rats, Thece was greater tu=vc-mt. gala than could be
explained by the amt. d N, rettlued and this wu ddd. by
awysis " due to a dcatm of the Nluuft wt, of the t=W,
thc twnar mus lacmalo. - Lkq,

HXCERPIA YEDICA See-16 V01- 5/7 Cancer JU17 57
2489. CffORA2Y M. Dept. of Tumour Biol., Inst. of Oncol., Gliwice The eyed of
reynoval*73-aru-m-ou-r -on Re-n-irlrogen balance in rats Bull. acad. polon. Sci. 1956, 4/10. (351-
355) Graphs 4
The nitrogen retention in the organism of tumour-bearing rats decreased after
removal of the tumour and within a few da achieved the same level as in normal
rptt~. The rate of the increase in body weigrt of tubc-fcd rats after removal of the
tuinti6r. ma~ a bout the same as in normal rats. The drop. in nitrogen retention after
TCM6hl'o the turnour was not cau.-3ed by the operative trauma as was ascertained
in several i:~rimcnts in which the influence or trauma on the nitrogen balance in
noini.~li,normal-adrcnalectornizL-d, tumour-bearing and tumour-bearing-adrcna-
lectbmized rats was investigated. Dux - Warsaw

JANUSZKINVICZ, Stanislaw; CHORAU, Miecsyslaw; KUCECINSKI. Byezard
Primary tumors of tbe-bous, in the material of the Gliwice section
of the Institute of Oncology. P61ski prsegl. radiol. 20 no.1:,
41-51 Jan-Yeb 56.
1. Z Instytut%L Onkologii--Oddzial w Glivicach--Dyrektor dr. mod.
J. Sidecti., Zaklidu M*gdositfti Radi6log. --Kier. -prof. dr. mod.
S. Janueftiewics Gliiies, u1. Sionkiewicza 13.
(BOMMS. neoplasms.
Ji6sp. stjLtjst7. (Pol))

POLUID/Genoral Problems of Platholotg - Tum.)rs. Metabolism. U.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 2, 1959, 8747
Author Chorazy M. avgfLr a), -- oo
Inst
TitlQ The Ef ect o Operative Rpm_)val of a TLuior ou the
Nitrogen Balance in Rats.
Orig Pub Acta biochin. polon., 1957, 4, No 1, 23-32
Abstract A nitrogen retention 50cp~ iiidier than noruni was dermns-
trated in rats 24 days after the transplantation of sar-
comata into them. Four days after the sarcomatan were re-
noved the nitrogen balance returned to normal. A recur-
rence between the 3th-9th day after the operation was
aoair, accompanied by a nitrogen retention. Preliminary
extirpation of the silprarenals led to a slower return of
the nitrogen balance to normal in the rats after the re-
moval of the sarcom. S.Ya. Mamorshteyn
Card 1/1
24

CHDRW, Hiscsyslaw
Problem of--chemotF#-r&* of neoplasms. 11. Postepr viedzy mod.
4 no.Z-.145-184 Apr-June 57.
(CYTOTOXIC DRUGS, therapeutic use,
cancer, review (Poi))

POLUID/Generl-1 liroblems of Patholor,7 - Tiux:)rs. metabolisrao U.
Abs Jour : lluf Zhur - Biol., Ito 21, 1950, 98161
Author : Chorazy., Me
Inst : -
Title : Nitroten Balance in rzats witli a Grafted Sarcona.
Ori_r Pub : Acta biachim. polone, 1956, 3, No 2. 131-148.
Abstract : To rats with a transplmit o-f sarcom, food was adnizistc-
red throw, ntailed a constant aLi-)urt
ji a catheter whic'l cl~_ I
~)f 11 and wiIiich assureC a positive nitroGen balance. 2
- ~eks a:L
iiL 'ter LTaftinG, a. Pin in veiGht of the boely an,' in-
tensive retention of 1j ircre nDted. The ttimrs., in accor-
iftance with the probTeso of their [Towth, were losiak-1- !T.--
I.S. Heyfelld
Card 1/1
- 13 -

(.,-,P-PTA See 16 701 ?/11 Cancer Nover'~er 519
502. Effects of sarcoma grafting, turnour extirpation, starvation, adrena.
g
ctom and cortisone on arginase activity in the Uver of rats CHORAZN' X
Dept. orTumour Biol., Inst. of Oncol., Gliwice Bull.Acad. pol. Sd. Cl~ ~t%O, ~Jio M.-
(4.07-412) Graphs i Tables 2
Arginasc activity in the liver of sarcoma-bearing Wistar rats was roughly
below that in healthy animals. After surgical removal of the tumour, arginase F
activity increased to become i between the 9th and the 14th day. In
healthy rats adrcnalectomy was rbllow~il by a gradual decrease of amna'se activit
of the liver. Cortisone given to healthy rats in small doses (o.8 mg./animaljday~
slightly increased arginase activity, but large doses (5.o m.g.) caused a decrease
already after 48 hr. Following 7 days of starvation, arginase activity became
Slightly reduced as compared to control animals. The technique of the arginase
-determination is presented; the number of rats used is not given.

CHORAZY, Mieczyslaw
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Problem of nitrogen metabolism in a tumor-bearing organim Pbstepy
hig. mad. doew. 12 no.3:263-282 1958.
1. Zaklad Biologii Nowotworow. Inotytutu Onkologii. Gliwice, Wybrzeze
Czerwonej Armii 15.
(NITROUN, metab.
in cancer, review (Pol))
(N301ASMS, metab. It'
nitrogen, review (Pol))

ExCERr,,TA MICA See-Z -Vol- 12110- -Physiology-- -Oct 59
1 4924. EXPERIMENTAL CHEMOTHERAPY OF TUMOURS WITH HYDROGEN
PEROXIDE - Chor;ay M. , Gettlich A., G6ral L. . Kolo -
w a 7E.,
czek B. , mola Penar B. and Szweda Z. Dept. of
Tumour Biol., Inst. of Oncol.. Gliwice - NATURE (Lond.) 1958, 182/4632
(395-396) Graphs 3 Tables I
It is believed that an inhibitory effect on certain kinds of tumours may sometimes
be brought about by nutritional changes (diminished food intake or direct action
of hydrogen peroxide on some essential constituents of Ingested food) resulting
from the drinking of hydrogen peroxide solutions.
Fischer - Buenos Aires (11.5.16)

E'C,7,7PTTA ENCit See 16 'ol 7/11 Cancer Noverier 559
*gS72. Influence of tumour, adrenalectomy and starvation on electro-
P oretic pattern of rat serum NVplyw nowotworti, adrenaicktomii i glodzenia
na clektroloretymny wz6r bialek krwi uszemira. _CuoRAzy M. Zakl. Biol. Nowotw.,
132 Graphs i Tables 1
Inst. Onkol., Oddz., Gliwice jN'ou-o1u-orv 1959, ~9'2 12re-t! 2111
0 1
The serum protein pattern was examined clectrop oretically in Wistar rats: (i)
with transplantable sarcoma or Gu&in carcinoma; (2) after starvation; (3) after
adrenalectomy; (4) after treatment with cortisone. Tumour-bearing rats showed
a serum protein pattern similar to that encountered in acute adrenal insufficiency,
~nd consisting in a decreased protein level, hypoalbuminacmia, a considerable
increase in a,-gl6bulins and a slightly lower increase of as-globulins, Seven day3'
starvation did not induce these changes, except in the y-globulins. It may bc assumed
that hypofunction of the adrenal cortex is responsible for thtse ritctrophoretic alter.
ahoris. Albert - Wroclaw

CHORAZY) ~Iieczyslaw
Studies on the penetration of desoxyribonucleic acid into Ehrlich
exudative carcinoma cells. Postepy hig. med. dosw. 16 no.1:37-83
162.
1. Z Ihstytutu Onkologii w Gliwicach Dyrektor: dr J. Swieoki.
OEOPLASMS exper) (DESOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID m9tab)

sG19,13EBERG, Krzysztof; CHORAZY, Mieczyslaw
Content of lipoid bodies in the erythroc es of black C-57 mice in
relation to the lieno-hepatic system. Acta physiol. polon. 13 no.2:
293-299 162.
1. Z Instytutu.d*olo-ii, Oddzial w Gliwicach Dyraktor: dr
J. SwIecki Z.ZaMdu Analiz Klinioznych Instytutu Kieroim.-*Lk:
dr K. Scl-meiberg Z',Zakladu Biologi-i Nowotworov Instytutu Kierownik:
4r M,. Chorazy. (SPL&3N physiol) (LIVER physiol) (LIPIDS blood)
(ERYTHROGYTES metab)

POLAND
A . VORBRO DT f Ttnor Biology,
~ a~d T. 1,r1LCZOK,Departmerkt ol
Institute of Oncology (Zaklad Biologii Vowotwotow, InstytUt (h. kologii),
Gliuice.
IJA-itoradiographic Studica on In Virro Uptake of Reternlorlous %NA and D*1.A
by Isolated Nonnal and Neoplastic Neoplastic Nuctei."
"V'.Srsaw, Bu letin de IlAcademie Polonaise des Scierices, Serie des
!~s_ 7P-. ~P. I qq ~, nu e~s,_ Vo 110, No 10. 1962; pp 417-420.
Ab~trr,"~c IfEnglish article: Stucy of penetration of C14 or H3 -labeland
lovikoff hep~toma cells.
or DAqA into nuelci of rat thyraus, liver or N
ATF increased incorporation; DNAse decreased radioactivity. Ni'-!~est
incorporation was observed in che liver, less in thymus and hepatmma~
Two t-ables, 6 micropbntographs; 5 Polish and 7 -,,--estern refeiences.

VORBRODT, A.; GIIORIZY, M.1, WILCZOK, T.
I I
Iutoradiogvhphio stuc4es on iA vitro uptake of haterologus RNA and
tNA by isolated normal and neoplastic nuclei. Bul-Ac PA bi-ol 10
no.10:417-420 162. 1
1. Deparbaent of Tumor.Biology, fastitute of Oncology, Gliwice.
Presented by J. Heller. I

Use of nvclal~~ a;,,:ds juLe,-teci Wittl med.
1-7 e t

Churqty R. An Omstomle Type of Wooden Hoot DrAgned by Maukowicz.Al
,,O.Zc1qdnodc(awy dach drewritany -&-ed(ug prolek(u Int. F. Kopko-
wtczal?. Inlytileria I Buclownictwo. No. 7, 1954, pp. OZ-206, 2 figs, I tabs.
Thel demands tat econemle polley after World War 11 for savings in
timber have called for new ffulultons concerning the tonstruttion of root
truss", designed primarily an the bads of static: computations. The
]KcpkOwlcz truss design Involves a numberof changes, but In priniciple
retaing the purlin-damp system. Savings in timber arnotuit to 3CO/o. Vie
truss has been Wqted at the experimental centre of the Building

CHORAZY., W'.
Fraa the lato4ve Branch of the FoUsh Pharmaceutical Society#
FarmacJa"Pbl 20 no.IA:53-.60 2 5 A 164.

CHORAZY, Wieslaw
Certain derivatives of -area and their P--.4icn -or Involuntar7 .~
muscles. FaxqPaCja Pol 20 no.9/10:330-11 25 * 'U.
1. Institute of Pharmacology, Silesian School. of Medicine,,
Zabrze. Headt doe, dr mod. T,,',hruscih'I.

JASLAR~ Z., mgr; CHORAZY, W.
From the Katowice Branch of tha Poll& Pharmaceutical
Society. Farmacja Pol 20 no.9/10-.382-383,-2 t

CIIOTU,Ml,~, MINA
Znaczenia nauki Pp-glowa d1a hodowli zwier7st. 0,,yd. 1.) 't-farszawa, Panstwowe
~Iydawn. RoInicze i Lesne, 1956. 40 p. (The importance of Nv2ov's theory
for anima2 breeding. 1st Pd.)
DA -,','.ot in DLC
SO: Monthly List of East -6uropean Accessions (BE,4-1-) LC, Vol. 6, No. 8, Aug 1957. Uncl.

GHOR&ZM,.
Certain Deculiarities of conditioned inhibition. Acta pbyelol. polou.
8 no*3;296-297 1957o
1. Z Zakladu Neurofizjologii Instytuta Biol. Doew. im. K. Benckiego w
Warssawie. lierownik: prof. dr J. lonorski.
(Rwm, CONDITIOMM,
inhib. (Pol))

CHQR~ZYNA, H.; STEPIEN, L.
Effect of removal of various segments of the auditoz7 analyzer
on fresh memory of auditory stimuli-in dogs, Acta physiol.polon.
11 no.5/~:672-674 160. 11
1. Z Zakladu Neqrofisjologil In'-st.Biol.DoswAm.Nenckiego w
Warezavie Kierownik: prof.dr J.Itonorski,
pbysiol)

CHOR&ZYNA, H,; STEPIEN, L.
Impairment of auditory recent memory produced by cortical lesions
in dogs* Acta biol exper 21:177-187 161.
1. Department of Nouropbysiology,, Nencki Institute of Experimental
Biologyj, wax"W.
(DOGS) (BRAD)

CHORAMA., H.; STEPIEN, L.
Impairment of recent memory of the auditory stimuli after bilateral
ablations of sylvian gyri in dogs. Bul Ac Pol biol 9 no.3:117-120
t61. (Ew 10 % 9/10)
1. Department of Nouropbysiology,, M. Nencki Institute of Experimental
Biology, Polish Academy of Sciences. Presented by -T. Konorski.
(DOGS) (HWaNG) (RUMES) (BWN)

CHORAZYKA, H~Ihna
Some properties of conditioned inhibition. Acta biol. exp. 22 no.l:
5-13 '62o
1. Departpent of Neuropbysiology, The Nancki Institute of Experimental
Biology,' Wkiaaw.
(REFLEX CONDITIONED)

CHORAZXN".; KONORSKI, J.
Absolute versus relative cues in differentiation of tones in dogs,
Aota biol. exp. 22 no.2:11-21 162.
1. Department of Neurophysiology, The Nenoki Institute of Experimental
Biology Warsaw, Poland.
- (MUUNG physiology)

Oi I ORA;'~, -!,id L r5~ pi rt-~-..ent 0 1,
montal rliolo~f
.,y (Tns~ytut Diolc,,AJ.
-k 1 ~if~a PAN Yaul-
Gyrus Abltsticn!7 cz~- A--ditcrl-
In Dogs
Wexc~--Lw, Bulletin Ae I 'Acad;,riie 'Fol oncilce des
Fie -k I odes 3M~-nc-e-e Vol 1.1. N~~w 11,
p7 -45.
p 43
Ab-61-raot: ~Z~ne,!Ish artdlxi~,
7AUditory dYefwictiov sftcr bl-
latiz,rq]. re-joval of the c;crt--Q?x in Io.!Io is
t
all-alyzed. The of
conditioned reflexe:~ and. cur:zery ani describczr~,.
are dipcunoed. 2 diagramo; 6 r6fev,~ncss, :-~o,-tly Esx~rn-

KALIDUITKOlf I.G.$ kp-nd.biologicheskikh nauk; CfIORR,',, GORYACHEV, N.P.
Strong winter wheats in Rostov Province. Zemledolie 24 no.8:38-41
Ag 162. (KM 15:9)
1. Zernogradskaya gosudarstvennaya selektsionnaya stantsiYa
Donskogo nauchno-issledovateliskogo instituta sellskogo khozyaystva,
(Rostov Frarvince-Wheal,-Varieties)
...

KALIMNKO~, I.G.0 kand.biolog.nauk; CHORU, L.N.
Harvesting time and the quality of strong wheats. Zemledelie 25 no.7:39-41
,T1 63. (MIRA 16:9)
(Caucasus, Northern-Wheat-Harve sting)

KALINENKO, I.G., kand. biolog. nauk; CHORBA, L.N.
Producing high-grade grain of strong winter wheat and its breeding
for quality. Agrobiologia 5:774-784 S-0 161,. (141RA 17:11)
1. Zernogradskaya gosudarstvemaya selektsionnaya stantsiya.

FETROVP G.; GEORGIEV, Sl.; ILIEVA, V.; BUNDZHULOV,, V.j- STOICHEV, L.;
KODZHANSKA, N.j-, MATaNOV, N.; CHORBADZ=,, D..,- STOIANOVp St.;
STOEVP G.; STAMATOV, G,
Graphic method for the acmputation of cylindrical vessels under
external and internal. pressure. Godishnik mash elekt 10 no.l-.81-
93 161 (publ. 162).

CHORB.0ZHIYEV, D.P. (sc-fiYA)
-linear partial equations
Use of nomWaphio methods in Bolving a quasi
Nam. abor. no-3252-68 165.
11c,Mc)gra11hJo method of determining arrcre in the projective tr&n6f0r-
nation ef rectilin6ar Ocal6so Tbid.269-75 (MIRA 2.8110)
AUTHORS: Laslo Chordash and D'yerd' Mentsell 70-3-3-25/36
TITLE: ---D6T-9r_m_�_na_tion oi the Dimensions of the Elementary Cell of
the Space Group of the Hydrate of Potassium Thiosulphate
"2'S203*1/3%0 (Opredeleniye razmerov elementarnoy yacheyki
prostranstvennoy gruppy 1/3 gidrata tiosul'fata kaliya
~28203*1/3H20)
PERIODICAL: Kristallografiya, 1958, Vol 3, Nr 3, PP 372 - 373
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: From Weissenberg photographs the dimensions of the unit
cell of ~2"203. 1/3 ~20 were found to be a = 9.389 � 0.004 1 ~
b = 6.00 1 0.03 and o = 30-98 + 0.02 and 0 98'221 + 031
The space group was found to be P21/c , dobs. 2.262 + 0.002
and Z = 12. Powder photographs showed weak lines not in the
ASTM index. There are 4 references, 2 of which are German,
1 English and 1 French.
ASSOCIATION: Institut eksperimentallnoy fiziki Budapeshtskogo
SUBMITTED:
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universiteta im. Loranda Etvesh (Institute of
Experimental Phvsics, Lorand E6tv6s University, Bydapest)
February 101 1957-
C.~

CHDRESKU, F. [Chorescu, F.], Prof.
In the Rumanian Atomic Phys Icir Institute. Wn. tekh. 4 no.9:46-47
S '59. (NIRA 12:12)
1.Zamestitell direktora Instituta atomnoy fiziki AN Ran7nekoy
Narodnoy Respubliki.
(Rumania--Atomic energy research)

KOVARSKIY, A.Ye., red.; YAROSBENKO, M.F., red.; GEYDIZIAN, T.S.y
red.; DIKUSAR, I.G., red.; DOROKHOV, L.14.p red.; ZUBKOV,
A.A., red.; MUM, M.A., red.; FURDUY, F.I., red.;
GREBOTAR.1, A.A... red.; CHORIK, F.P.., red.; BOLIYEVA, L.,
red.
[Trarsactions of the Thire Conference of Young Moldavian Sci-
entists] Trudy III nauchnoi konferentsii molodykh uchenykh
Mioldavii. Kishinev, Kartia moldoveniaske, No.2.[Biological
and agricultural sciences] Biologicheskie i sellskokYoziai-
stvennye nauki. 1964. 273 P. NIRA 17:8)
1. Nauchnaya konferentsiya molodykh uchenykh Moldavii, 3d.

GUZHIN, G.S.; OROZALIYEV, S.; OTCRBAYEV, K.; UKMZAKOV, S.; CHORMONOV, B.
Mikhail *khailovich Kaxrtavpv~; on. his 50th birthdpLy. Izv. Kir. fil.
Geog. Iva SSM uo.407~9V 163. (MIRA 16:12)
01

CHORMONOV, B.Sh.
Formation of thelp.roduction complex of the Frunze industrial center.
Izve AN Kir. SSK Ser. est. i tekhe nauk 4 no.4:1+7-56 162.
(Frunze region-Industries) . (~MU 16:4)

CHORMONOV, Bakes Sharshembiyevich; SIDOAUV, Aleksandr Fedorovich
[industrial progress in the Kirghiz S.S.R.) Promyshlennyi
progress v Kirgizskoi SM. Frunze., Kirgizskoe gos. izd-vo
1963. 227 p. (MIRA rh4)

A
IBM
t
v P. trT
conweratift Iwo as of t1w a". of lbe dickc. coast. t.
The tam AM wu obin v -an a7sftb won from salt
Puri" by 4 , 6 ve remystas.: p~ of an ekc.
current thrano t1w crystals Prodootd furtber bwcdng of -.
* the elec. current sho lowert
the Virsocim modulas 414 at the Curie point (24.5') from
XO X 10-0 to 40 X 10-6 ca.m., and the clec. cand. along
the a axis at 30* fkm 23 X 10-0 to 0.92 X 10-11 ohm-,
cm.-I. The Curie point Is *Med to higber temm by
I-I.A*. V. Than
lul

T. IW*
Chemical Abst-
No. 6
vol. 48
Mar. 25, 1954
General and Physical 01'emistrf
The nature of plezoglectticitY of Rochelle suit. T. kh.
2!~,hCUW=. Ircsix,71kad. Nauk Ka:Akh. S.S.R. No-.-TLW-.
Ser -ASMn. i Fi- No. 5, and dynarn'
exi;nu. of the pic7oclec. properties of Rochelle salt cryst
1113
Omwed the followitiz, Ordinary Rochelle salt purified by nit
elt.c. clutcut. i'~ gtaduilly frecif of iulpyril-ics and th.e max.. of,
its dick-c- permeability at the Curie point is lowered propor-
tionally to the tinic of current passage through the specimen,
although it does not van: h completely. The purified speci-
ruens show a displacement of the upper Curie point by t-1.5'
toward higher temp. The picinclec. prorw Itivq may depend
ou the pre:.ems'. of ollier unpluilh:3 tho wAtoro (if 101101 it.
Nt. x(tsolatioll

CHORMONOV, T.Kh., kand.fiziko-matematicheakikh nauk4 GALRZHANOV, R.Sh.
Growing seignette salt crystals with admixtures and investigating
some of their physical properties. S'bd*.,w-auch.trud.KazGMI no.14:
100-106 '56. (MIRA 10:10)
'(R,otaBSiUM sodium tartrate) (Crystals)

SOV/ 137-57-6-10823
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 6, p 202 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Chormonov, T.Kh.
TITLE: X-ray Investigation of Types II and III Residual Stresses in Nr 2Khl3
Steel (Rentgenograficheskoye issledovaniye ostatochnykh naprya-
zheniy II i III roda stali ZKhl3)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauch. tr. Kazakhak. gorno-metallurg. in-t, 1956, Nr 13,
pp 380-388
ABSTRACT: A study is made of the relation between the values of residual
stresses (RS) and conditions of machining. Specimens in the form
of plates measuring I0xZ0x8 mm are cut from cylindrical blanks and
electropoli shed. X-ray photography is done with a BSV tube with
obalt anticathode. A collimating system with two 0,8-mm dia-
agms is used to produce the parallel X-ray beam. It is found that
M
as machining speed of Nr ZKhl3 steel rises in the interval from 220
to 660 m/min, the value of type Il residual stresses declines, all
other conditions being equal. Low machining speeds are accom-
panied by a sharp rise in type III RS. The depth of penetration of
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SOV/137-57-6-10823
X-ray Investigation of Types 11 and III Residual Stresses in Nr 2Khl3 Steel
2ZO to 660 m/min. A doubling of feed speed causes the depth of work hardening
to rise by about 30-401o. It is pointed out that the characteristic thermal work-
softening of deformed metal in high-speed machining results in partial stress
relief.
Yu. L.
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Or-tagory : USSR/Solid State Fhvnics - Structure of Deforimble E-13
M aterDil a
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Fizilco, No 3, 1957, No 6735
Author : Chormonov, T.Kh.
Title X-ray Diffraction Investigation of tho Surfrce Quality of
Metals Worked by High Specd CuttinIg.
Orig Fub Izv. AN SSSR, ser, Piz., 19505, 20,. No 6, 703-705
Abstract No abstract
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RZ

Category: USSR Physical Chemistry - Crystals B-5
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur-Ehimiya, No 9, 1957, 29762
Author : Chorlmnov T. Kh., Gali-hmyjov R. Sh.
Inst : Wz-akh -Miln-E-gand Metallurgical Institute
Title : Growing of ]Rochelle Salt Crystals with Admixtures and Investigation
of Some of Their Physical Prperties.
Orig Pub: 9b. rauch. tr. IOLzakhok. gorno-metallurg. in-t, 1956, No 14, 100-106
Abstract: Description of a method of growing crystals of Rochelle salt with
admixtures and of the study of the effects of admixtures of KAI
(Sol)-, CuSO,, SrC],, RbCl and LiCl on the external shape of the
crystals, their dielectric constant and piezoelectric modulus.
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Category: USSR / Physical Chemistry - Crystals
Abe Jour: Referat Zbur-Khlynlya, No 9, 1957., 29750
B-5
dyestuff. With high concentrations of the dyestuff its filtering
action, and also the alteration of its aggregation state, distort
the spectral distribution of PE. Analogous results were obtained
with T11. In AgBr and TlBr the PE is not sensitized by the dye-
stuffs. Adsorption of 1,;, vapor at stained and un tained AgI and
TlI results in a considerable increase of the natural as well as
of the sensitized photoconductivity. The folloidug mechanism of
sensitizing is proposed: The iodine adsorbed at fi4I and TlI provides
acceptor surface levels. Increase in photoconductivity occurs on
liberation of electrons from these levels by the energy absorbed by
the molecules of the dyestuff and transmitted into the crystal (semi-
conductor).
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30 (7)
X, SOV/31-59-8-11/17
AUTHOR: Chormonov, T. Kh., Candidate of Physical and Mathematical
TITLE: The Inter4ational Feeorov Session in Crystallography
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii,Aauk Kazakhskoy SSR, 1959, Nr 8,
pp 86 - 87 (US~iR) -
ABSTRACT: From 21 to 27 May 1959 the International Fedorov Session in
Crvstallography was held at Leningrad. It was convened by
the International Union of Crystallographers, the Natsionall-
nyy komitet sovetskikh kristallografov (National Committee
of Soviet Crystallographers), the Institut kristallografii
AN SSSR (Institute of CrystallographyAS USSR) and the Lenin-
gradskiy ordena Lenina i ordeiia -Truddvogo Krasnogo znameni
Gornyy institut (Leningrad Mining Institute of the Order of
Lenin and the Order of the Red Banner of Labor). The work
of~the session was concentrated on two symposiag 1) crystal
chemistry analysis and crystal chemistry; 2) electronic diff-
raction. More than 500 scientists from 15 countries (USSR,
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The International Fedorov Session in Crystallography
SOV/31-59-8-11/17
Netherlands, Australia, Norway, Switzerland, Canada, Germany,
Japan and Brazil) participated. In the plenary session 20
very interesting reports were heard, characterizing the most
important trends in crystallography, crystal chemistry, ro-
entgenography and electronography during the last 3 years.
The session heard the following Soviet reports; Academician
N. V. Belov on "In memoriam of Ye. S. Fedorov" and "The Second
Chapter of Crystal Chemistry of Silicates"; B. N. Delone on
"The Theory of Reduction"; I. I. Shafranovskiy on "The Further
Ways of Development of Crystal Chemistry Analysis"; A. I.
Kitaygorodskiy on "Tensions and Conformations of Organic Mol;-
cules"i-B.-T.-Vaynshteyn on "Pome Problems Concerning the
Theory of Structure Analysis*Pbf Crystalsll~ Z. G. Pinsker on
"Some Crystal Chemistry Problems of Induction Phases"; Aca-
demician A. V. Shubnikov, Director of the Institute of
Crystallography AS USSR, on "The Formation of Crystals". The
author, a delegate of the International Fedorov Session, re-
ports that during the last three years, achievements were
made in the new crystallographic branches dealing with the
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The International Fedorov Session in Crystallography
SOV/31-59-6-11/17
vitamins and*albumens. Besides, he mentions Soviet
Professors G. S. Zhdanov, V. I. Iveronova, Yu. S. Terminasov,
G. B. Bokiy and S. Ya. Umanskiy. The session cordially wel-
comed Shubnikov's colored motion picture "Obrazovaniye
kristallov" (The Formation of Crystals).
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ACCESSION NR: AJR30105213 . . . . . 04/2039/E0.19
:i
..SOURCE: RZh. Fizika, 3
AUTHOR: Chormonov, T.
TITLE: Growth of single crystaloijand accelention of the prod'ess
of spontaneous crystallization in an ultrason c field
CITED SOURCE: Sb. nauchn.,tr. Kazakhsk. oli ekhn. in-t, no. 21,,
p
1960, 271-283
iTails_. Tu-ltrasc
TOPIC TAGS: crystjt1_gxowthV.-sinqle.-d ast ultrasonic-field, ac-
celeratioft-ot.growth,'Rdchelle halt, potassiumaluininilm alum, super
cooling
TRANSLATION: The crystallizatibn' of R-ochellelsait-and.potassium
aluminum alum from aqueous solut*ons-by evaporation 'of the solvent
was investigated. The motions of the seed and of the 'concentrator.
of ultrasonic oscillations (21.5~kcs) were sy*lchronized in such a
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way that the face of.the growingicrystal was always'in a standiiig-
~ations of low inten-
wave node. It is shown that ultrasonic oscil
i'sity contribute to crystal growth. With incr6asing intensity, the
dissolution of the crystals begib's'to predomin'ate. other cond#ionsl'
being equal, ultrasound accelerates the spontAneous crystallization
in the supercooling region. G. Rogov.
DATE ACQ: 140ct63 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: PHA
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I/, 7S-o oo 3S', /4 1/ 3) S/048160/024/011/011/036
F, '2 / S-k R 3 , 3 10.3) Boo6/BO56
AUTHOR: Chormonov, T. Kh.
TITLE: The Influence Exerted by Ultrasonics I on Some Physical
Properties of Rochelle Salt Crystals
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheekaya, 1960,
Vol. 24, No. 11, PP. 1347 - 1349
TEXT: The present paper is a reproduction of a lecture delivered on the
3rd Conference on Perroelectricity, which took place in Moscow from
January 25 to 30, 1960. The Th-ysical properties of Rochelle salt and
many other ferroelectrics change considerably under the action of external
fields even if these are weak. The present paper contains a report con-
cerning investigations of the action of ultrasonic fields upon the phy-
sical properties. The crystals were grown in special thermostatically
controlled (�O-050C) crystallizers, and were exposed to ultrasonic irra-
diation during growthl this was done by means of magnetostriction trans-
formers at 21.5 kc/sec and a specific output of 2w/cm2. The higher the
ultrasonic intensity, the worse was the homogeneity of the crystals;
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Physical Properties of Rochelle Salt Crystals B006/BO56
thus, the crystals were exposed to only low sound intensities in the
course of a very slow growth. Next, the microhardness was measured by
means of a device of the type PMT-3 (PhTT-3) at loads of 20-200 g. The
microhardness of the crystals exposed to ultrasonic irradiation amounted
to an average of 77 kg/mM2, while those of crystals not exposed to
ultrasonic irradiation were 58 kg/mm2. 8 and tan 6 were measured by
means of an electrometer of the type CP-1M (SG-1M) and a Q-meter of the
type ~B-l (KV-1). The results obtained are shown in Figs. 1 and 2.
Finally, the influence exerted by ultrasonic irradiation upon the shape
and intensity of the interference lines (X-cut) of the crystais was in-
vestigated. It was found that as a result of ultrasonic irradiation a
broadening of the lines with simultaneous intensity decrease occurs.
There are 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Kazakhskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (Kazakh Polytechnic
Institute)
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L 16855-63 EW1P(qj/EWT(a)/BDS .: -AFFTC/"A JD
CESSION NR: AR3006319 S/0056/63/000/007/EO85/2085
SOURCE: RZh. Fizika, Abs. 7E551
;AUTHOR: Chormonov, T. Kh.;
'TITLE: Investigation of thestructure~and microhardness of metals
subjected-to the action of- ultrasound.
!CITED SOURCE: Sb.,nauchn._tr..,.Kazakhsk. politekhn. in-t, no. 21,.
170-178
'.TOPIC TAGS: ultrasonics,, metal treatment, microbardness$ fin
e
.structure, aluminum,:copper..
An investigation-.was-made.of--.the.inflilence cf -ultra-
n --on- e- _a gre.,
_s -an r
ad -isbe
~:_.4specimens were anne f. at 3 0 0an 1 e146tro' t* ca-
;and subjected-to-the action.of ultrasonic oscillationsvith-fre en
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ACCESSION NR: AR3006907 S/01,37/0/C00/007/1061/1061-
Mh. XotaUurgiya, Abs 71413
SOURF;
AUTHOR: -Chomonov T. MhA.-
TITLE: Investigation of the structure -and microhardne3s of metals subjects to
Ultrasound
aTEp souxr,,: sb. nau'c'hn. tr. Kazakhak. politeldme in-ts not 21, 1960, 170-178
TOPIC,TAGS: structure, microhardness, aluminum, copper, strongth.. ultraso-mid
TRANSLATION: The investigation was conducted on Al'aand electrolytic cli.* /Samples
10 x 10 x 0.15 mm and cylindrical samples 2 = iri-cliam. and 30 MM lor~fwere
annealed at 300 and 500C for 2 hrs to remove stre3ses. After electropoli3hing,
1 the samples were subjected to ultrasound treatment for 1-4 hrs. As a result
of the ultrasound treatment, the microhardness of Al ~nd Cu is increased from
26 and 60 to 37 an'd,.125 kg/mm2, respectively, for samples annealed at 300C. The
increase in the hardness is related to a reduction of the dimensions of the
mosaic blocks acted-upon by ultrasound. X-ray diffraction studies of the change
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in the line width and intensity confirm thq hypothesis of pulverization Pf the
mosaic blocks during ultrasound troatmento, It is proposed that ultrasound
trevatment be used -to increase the surface stren h-of metals. P0 L16iiZ.-
DATE ACQ: 12Aug63 SUB COD& IM ENCL: -00
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CHOENONOV, Talgat Khasanovich; SKALKOVSKIY, L., red.
(Ultrasound and its application in science and technology)
U11trazvuk i ego primenenie v nauke i tekhnike. Alma-Ata,
Izd-vo "Kazakhstan," 1964. 57 p. (MIRA 18:3)

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ACC NRt AR6025799 SOURCE
AUTHOR: Chormonov, To Me V1
TITLE: Cavi-ta-ti-,o,n"-,g,~-n,dl-i-t-,s--In-fluence on physical characteristics of aluminum
SOURCE: Ref. zh. ika, Abs. 4zh566 0
REF SOURCE: Tr. Kazakhsk. politekhn. in-ta) sb. 25) 1965) 44-53
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum) cavitation, ultrasonic property, microhardeningp x ray diffrac.
tion study
ABSTRACT: The authors investigate the influence of ultrasonic cavitation on the
physical characteristics of aluminum. Experimental data are presented on the linear
dependence of the losses in weight of aluminum foil, due to cavitation errosion, on
the time of sounding. It is shown that with increasing duration of the action of the
ultrasound in the presence of cavitation, an increase takes place in the microhardnes,
of aluminum. An x-ray diffraction investigation of the fine structure of aluminum
subjected to the influence of cavitation is described. It is shown that a noticeable
increase in the width of blurring of the interfeybnee lines occurs under the influ-
ence of cavitation. This is attributed to the pstruction of the blocks of the mosaii
structure and microdistortions of the structure of aluminum. Bibliography, 13
titles. V. Aku-llc-E-ev-.---[T-r-a-n-sla-flon of abstractJ
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AR6028436 SOURCE CODE: UR/0137/66/000/005/1048/1048
AUTHOR: -Chorrnonov, T. Kh.
'Cavitation
and its -effect on the physical characteristics of aluminum
TITLE:
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metallurgiya, Abs. 51323
REF SOURCE: Tr. Kazakhsk. politeldin. in-ta, sb. 25, 1965, 44-53
TOPIC TAGS: cavitation, aluminum, aluminum foil ultrasonic effect
4ABSTRACT: The effect of "el J~ tatio acteristics of
~~ ~ca ' nazi on the physical char
_qltrqjgai
aluminum has been studied. Experimental facts were presented on the linear
dependence o'f weight losses of aluminum foils caused by cavitation erosion from
the time of exposure to ultrasound. It was shown that the microhardness of
aluminum increases with an increase in the duration of the ultrasound. An x-ray
analysis of a thin aluminum structure subjected to cavitation is described. It was
shown that the effect of cavitation markedly increases the width of interference
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lines. This is explained by the destruction of blocks in the mosaic structure and
microdistortions in the aluminum structure. [Translation of abstract) (FM]
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AUTHOR: Pogodin-Alakoeyev. Go.l.; Chormonov, T. Kh.
ORG: Special Desinn-Technological Bureau (Osoboye konstruktorsko-
tekhnologlclieskoye byuro)
TITLE: Investigation 1.of-the 'affect of ultrasound on alloy properties
SOURCE: Me~allovedeniye L termicheskaya obrabot a metallov, no. 9,
1966, 18-20 eadi apnrop eihta insort facing p. 49
TOPIC TAGS: ultrasonic Abration) molten mutal, matal crystallizationj hardness,
babbit metal, aluminum base alloy, zinc base alloy
tall Z
~ABSTRACT: The crystall ation and structure formation in molten
!Llj6abbitt/4~nder the action of ultrasonic vibrations
aluminum, zinc and- B16 _.~b -
lat an intensity of 15.6-39.6'-w/cm2 for 20-60 sec have been investi-
gated. It vas found that ultrasonic vibration accelerated crystalliza-
tion of the melts 'and-gi~eat~y increased the number of crystallization
centers. The latter brought about metal grain fragmentation and conse-
quent improvement in the strength and hardness of metals. For oxaraple,
the microhardness of aluminum increased from 26.7 to 53.0 after a 20-sec
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treatment with ultrasound at an intensity of 15.6 w/cm2. The micro-
hardness of zinc increased from 32.4 to 55.7 after 60-sec treatment
with ultrasound at an intensity,of 39.8 w/cm2. The tensile strength
of zinc increased from 7.4 to 9 3 lcg/MM2 after treatment with ultrasound'
for 30 sec at an intensity of N.0 w/cm2, The maximum fragmentation
of metal grains occurred with ultrasonic vibrations at an intensity of
40 w/cm2 and a frequency of 22.5 ke. Analogous structure changes and
higher mechanical properties were observed in B16 babbitt after ultra-
isonic treatment* Orig, art, has: 1 figure and 1 table,
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CHCRU, T. T.
Comparative evaluation of the data of agglutination reaction in
typhoid favor patients using Widal's method and its modification
by Levkovich. Mikrobiol.zhur. 19 no.4:62-64 '57. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Z kefedri infektsiynikh khvorob Kiivelkogo medichnogo inatitutu
im. O.O.Bogomolltsys.
(TYPHOID FEVER--DIAGNOSIS--AGGLUTINATION REACTION)

1.5 . r - y
CHORNAYA. tCborna, II.S.1; TFRLFTSKIY, R.S, [Terrls~-,t7il'e
" -7 INI.P. ; FUZIETSDIVA , V.P. f, Kuvi; etqov,-- , V. 11.
ANYINAI
Mcchanism underlying the conductivity of puropolysiloxams.
Ukr.fiz.zhur. 10 no.10M50-1152 0 165.
Ins ti tut poluprovvinikov AN UkrSSR i inFti".ut ~blmi-i
polimerov All UkrSSR, Kiyev. Submitted 2F, 196".

-CHOMIIYI- POP*
Nitrogen content of th-p blood 6Uf6hg-homed qttlo of
different ages. A. A.-Rukhel' Inan and P. P. Chornif
Odessa Agr. last.). Ukrain. Bickhins- Zhuir. 25, 310-14
In Russian, 314-16(IM).-Total blood 14 in the embryo,
jncrvlses steadily frorn the 4th to the Oth wonth; it is still
higher In adulti. The protein N inctell-ses in tile culbryollic,
md poslimVil Stagei,and drop-i in 10-15-yea uld. - 01.1in-
lin N Inercasrs in all pcrlod4 more rapidly than protein N.
B. Gatoff
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[Vaidanych, v.i.],- LYSKOVICH, A.B.; [Lyskovych, O.B.]
CHORNTY, Z.PI
Effect of thermal treatment on the spectrometri.a properties of
NaI(Tl) phosphors, Mr. f12. zhur. 6 no.5:714-7i6 s-o 161.
(KMA 14: 11)
lo kivovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. Iv.Franko.
~Phosphors)
(Spectrometry)

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D234/D308
AUTHORS: Vyshnevs1kyy, V. N., Lyskovych, 0. B.t Pidzyraylo, M.S.
and Chornjy, Z. P.
TlTLL-. Investi ation of x ray luminescence of scintillators,
NaI (TIVJ
PERIODICAL: Ukrayinalkyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 7, no. 10, 1962,
1101-1104
TEM: Single crystals of NaI(Tl), 2 - 3 cm thick and having a
cross-rsection.-area of 2 CM2, were investigated. The energy distri-
bution graph shows a broad intense band with a maximum near 420 9A
and a less intense one near 330 mu. If.tAe* activator concentration
is smaller than 2.5 x 10-4 inoles Tl/nole NaI the total intensity of
luminescence is proportional to it. Continuous irradiation for 17
hours decreased the luminescence intensity, which did not re'~urn to
usual value after 30 hours. The authors explain this by additional
scattering of the excitation onergy on lattice defects caused irre-
,,versibly by irradiation. TPe authors thank Ya. P1. ZaXharko for
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Investigation off x ray ... D234X-508
dioouijaion. Thore are -figures.
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.A."SOCIATION: Llvivslkyy derzhuniversytet im. Iv. Franka (L'viv
State University im. Iv. Pranko)
SUBMITTED: March 13, 1962
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D234/1)308
AUTHORS: Vyshnev8lkyy, V.N., Lyakovych, O.B.#
Fidzyraylot M.S. and Chorniy, Z.P.
-TITLEt Investigation or the dependence of
x ray ~uminescene or NaI (T1) crystals,
on temperature and activator content
likia
PERIODICAL: yinslkyy fizychnyy zhurnal, V. 71
no. 12, 1962t 1292 - 1296
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TEXTs The activator content was 1 x 10
1.5.x 10-5,1 8 X 10-5, 1.6 x 10-4 moles'TI/mole NaI and 2%
T11 by weight in the melt. At 2700K 'there are two lumines-
cence bands, with maxima near 302 mIx. With decreasing tem-
perature the first maximum is displaced towards the shorter
wavelengths. With 2% TI only the second ba:nd is observed.
The dependence of the-integral energy on tem erature varies
. P
with T1 concentration. The latter is attributed to the pre-
sence of luminescence centers in the case of large T4 content,
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PIDZYRAYLO, N.S. (Pidzvrailo, M.S.]; CHORNIY, Z.P. [Chomill, i.i.j
Roentgenoluminencence of NaI(TI) crystal phosphors. Ukr, fis.
Shur. 7 no.10:1101-1105 0 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Llvovskly gosudarstyannyy universitet im. IY.Franke.
(Phosphors)

VlSHNEVSKIY, V4N.[Vyshnevs'kyi, V.N.); LYSKOVICH, A.K [Lyskovych, O.B.1;
,PIDZYRAYLO, N.S. (Fidzyrgilo, M.S.]; CHORNI-Y., &P. [Chornii, Z.P.j
Dependence'of the roentgenoluminescence of W-T1 crystals on the
temperature and activator content, Ukr. riz. zhur. 7 no.121l.292-1297
D 62. (MIRA 15.12)
1. Livovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitat im. -lv.Franko.
(X-ray spectroscopy) (Sodium iodide crystals) (Luminescence)

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AEE
R All 031870 SOURCE CODE: UR/0058/66/000/006/bo85/DO85
AUTHOR: Vaydanych) V. I.; Huseva, No K.; Triska, T. Y.; Chorniyp Z. P.
TITLE: Effect of methods of growing alkaline todid nrystal~ on their-
luminescence properties Z/
SOURCE:,.~Ref. zh. Fizika, Abu, 6D695
REF SOURCE% Visnyk L'vivs'k. un-tu. Ser. fiz., no. 2. 1965, 46-48
TOPIC TAGS: crystal, crystal growth, anion impurity, iodide, Iodide
crystal, photo luminescence,_x ray lumine3cence, crystal impurity,
energy tranamiualon
ABSTRACT: The effect of various anion impurities formed in a crystal
during its growth (using the Kiropoulos and Stokbarger methods of
growing crystals in an inert gas atmosphere), on the luminescence
properties of phosphors NaJ-Tl, KJ-Tl, and CsJ-Tl is shown. A decrea
in the output of photo and x-ray luminescence in crystals with anion
impurities is explained by the assumption that the-transmission of -
energy by T1 luminescence centers, both In the electron-hole and ex-
citon excitation mechanism takes place at a higher energy level
(D-band, Pi-transition). fTranalation of abstract] (SPI
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AUTHOR: Ly-.,kmlah, A.B.; ChornEv
Z.P.; Guscvn, M.K.
es !gat ion of the r )entLenolumin4c a -4. --.-1
sodiuz lodid crysLal pj,,OSP-~Orl~ 12th
hold in L'vov, 30 Jar.-5 Feb 196-17
SS-IR. Izvestly-a. Seripa fIzinhesk.iya, ro.
TOPIC luminns-conco lumires"-nt cryrta'
x ray
ABSTRACT: This paper reports the results of 3. continuation of qarlier wo3~k on the
roe utgenal 1-inescenoo of NaIM, undertaken because of the technical importance of
the aatei-ial as a scintillation ictector for sof-I x-aygi The
with a high (:;r2 mole thallitiz conzunt.
vxuittrd by 40 keV x-rays were recorded at tevperabures from 100 to 6500K
(ii of these spectra are presented gmaphit-,Illv) , -Io-.7 cunreso were recor~-cd, and the
zc=-Dosition C., the ICv ;eaperaturo thurmo-~timulat'A emlaE!i,~r T--
are preseated graphically aii-,,' ar-) i-tf th. 7n addl-
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tion to the principal roentgenoLumineseence emission band near 420 mu, a weak band
was cle~arly observable at 330 q.4 even at the lowas-c temperature. This band in-
cre:tsed in intensity with. incre~%sl.,ng temperatare up to 4500K,, and decrea--od In
!--,rv51iy farther lacrease of temperaturu,. The peak of the principal emis-
r,io~a band shifted toward the shorter vavelengths with tncreasing teraperature, from
aboiA 430 mg at 2000K to 400 mg at. 5200K. The roe ntgetiolumines cence yield decreas-I
ed rapidly with decreasing tem1wrature in the region from. 150 to 1000X; this is
,ascribed to self-trapping of ftol4a. The yield deareased With iTIcreaSing terapera-
ti-rt-, abcwt? 400o`K, owIng to them ~oquench ing. Ilive peaks; werf, observed ~r the glow-
---iese occurred at 120, 140t 160, 220, P-nd 2950K. utily radlation of the
ituninescence bami with a peak at 4-00 uni contributed to the two lowent
item-p3rature peaks of the glow curve. Of the three low temperature glow curve
peaks, only one appeared Ln crysta13 grwa in an inert gas atmosphere. From the
effe,-t of,% low temperature x-ray Unradiation on the behavior of the 2950K glaw curvt3
ii3 concluded that the t.*apping conterg that are responsible for thia
and thus adversely aVect the scintillation Dropartfog nip 'he 7rhlcsptor,
to radlatiou (and ot&tr) damage to tb-, crystiil, C-eig. art. hiA6; 5

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ACC NR: AP5028922 SOURCE CODE: URTEW~5/010/011/12151122~
4 VI 1;7-
AUTHOR: Bxtjjh2LC~j~- 0. Belikovich. B. It. ; LyskovychO. B. Lskovich, A-
B.; Ckorniy, P. -- Chorniy, Z. P.
ORG: Llvov State University Im. 1. Frank (Vvivs1kyy derzhuniversytet)
14 q # 5-j ~ 1
TITLE: investigation of energy migration in Cs.1 and CsI(Tl) crystals
SOURCE: Ukrayins1kyy fizycbnyy zhurnal, v. 10, no. 11, 1965, 1215-1221
TOPIC TAGS: luminescence, lumineEcence spectrimt, luminescent crystal, activated
crystal, crystal defect t crystal lattice vacancy, X n AIM.41zo~ I 6tA- &d-cvv,
Spell "14,11 4-4A-j
ABSTRACT: 'An inves%igation was made of the dependence of the spectral composition an
the yield of x-ray luminescence of pure CsI.crystals and crystals activated with TlI,
NaI, and KI on temperature in'the range from 100 to 300K. In nonactivated CsI crys-
tals at room temperature, two luminescence bands~were observed at 320 and,4,20 nm; at
low temperature, new luminescenmbands appeared.at 32T and 347 nm. In CsI crystals
activated with Nal, the intensity cf the 420 nm band increased by several orders.. The,
,spectral composition of the x-ray luminescence ebang ed, aepending on the thallium con--
centration. in CsI crystals. In.Csl crystals without thallium impurities, the himi-
nesceftice with maxima at 320 and 420 im were of the same nature. This condition can be
attributed to i3tructural distortion,of the crystal or distortion of the stoichiometry
of the crystal. The decrease of the luminescence yield of the 320 and 420 nm~bands
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was due to the absorption of energy in the lattice by other low-temperature lumines-
cence centers such as:auto-localized holes. Recombination of a free electron with an,
auto-localized hole apparently produced the luminescence in the region of 347 nm.
This interpretation does not contradict the gener&Uy accepted hypothesis that excita-
tion of the 347 nm band has an exciton character, since at low temperatures excitans
can disintegrate into free electrons and.aUto-localize,d.holes. Investigations of
electron paramagnetic resonance in alkali hallide crystals showed that the thallium,
ion at low temperature can capture am electron and thus produce a quasi-atomic thal-_
lium. At low temperature tbe.number of free holes decreased, due to.auto-localiza-
tion, and the yield of the luminescence decreased mhile the lattice lumineacence in
the 347 nm region-Ancreased., With the- rise lot the activator concentration the number -
of auto-localized holes Isharply increused, causing astill larger decrease of,-acti-
1 vated luminescence.. The luminescence in the region of 347 nm does not appear because.
of the-small concentration'-of free electrons~resultlng from capture.'Py-the*dctivator
~,ions. Orig. art. has; 6 figures. [JAI
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A AP5022671.
AUTHOR: Chorniy, Z. P.; Tyskov ch. it. D_
ORG: None
TITLE: Thedependence.of the spectrcl,composition of radioluminescence on,the inten-
sity of the exciting radiation
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskoplya,, V. .19j, no* 3, 1965o 446-448
TOPIC TAGS: Tadiolumineseence$-lumineseence center., luminescence apect ,rvm,, scintil-I
I lation, ~odi und..' cesium cTpoUnd,, x ray irradiation
ABSTRACT In or
um TO to clarify tW m6chanism whereby excitation energy is transferred
to luminescence centers, the authors investigated the spectral composition of the
radiolumlnpsc(!nce of NaI(Tl) and CsI(Irl) scintillators grown by a modified Kiropoulos
method. The melt was doped with 0.3---0.5 wt.%,of thallium. The x ray excitation
ranged from,5--1500 r/sec. The'-luminescence was measured with an S?~-"T -spectrophqto-i,
meter provided with a photoelectric al .;tachment and an FEU-18 photomultuiplier.
The
study showed that the spectral- distribution of the radioluminescence depends on the
density of the x-ray excitation. With increasing x-ray intensity, the fraction Iof.
pure lattice emission in the total railioluminescenco increases. In NAI(Tl) the frac-
tion of pure lattice luminescence at 3,ow excitation density is 10% of the total radi
luminescence of the crystal, At high excitation density it is 22%. The corres-
ponding figures for CsI(Tl) crystals are 28% and 45%. The results are interpreted inT
j,L_3 2 UK; 537-5A "5-37