SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VASILYEV, P.D. - VASILYEV, P.S.

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VASIT ITEV, P. D.
"Inve5tigation of the strength of Tracks in a High-Speed Caterpillar Tractor."
Thesis for degree of Cand. Teclmical Sci., Sub 28 Oct 49, Moscow Artomotive Mechanics
Inst.
Surwary 82, 18 Dee 52, Dissertations Presented For DegreesinScience and En ncerij&
in Moscow in 1949. From Vechernyava Moskya, Jan-Dee 1949.

VASILITZV P.D. kandidat takhnichookikh nauk.
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StudyIng the strength of track links in caterpillar rmchinery.
Nauch.trudy MKI no.6:61-68 '56. OaXA 10: 2)
(Caterpillars (Vehicles))

VABIL'YEV, Pavel Grigorlyevich. dotsent, kand.ekonom.nauk: DROBOZINA,
Lyudmila Alaksandroyna. kand.ekonom.nauk; PAVLOVA, Lidiya
Petrovus, kand.ekonom.nauk; PAUNTSKIY, Nikolay Aleksandravich,
dotsent, kand.ekonom.nouk; POPOV, Andrey Nikolayevich. kand.
ekonom.nauk; SEACHKO, Aleksandr Borisovich, dotsent. kand.ekonom.
nauk; KOSKVITINA, L.P., red.
(Finance of capitalistic states; textbook) Finaney kapitalisti-
chaskikh gosudarstv; uchebnoe posoble. Moskva, M-vo vysshego i
arednego i3petaial'nogo obrozovaniia SSSR. Vaes.zaochnyi finansovo-
ekon.in-t. 1959. 434 p. (MIRA 13:7)
(Fi-nance)

ROSSINSKIY, Z.A. ; VASILIYF.V, To -
Modernization of paimrmaking ruLchinqn. Bun.pron. 34 no.10:
16-19 0 159. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Solikamakiy tsallyulnzno-butaazhnyy kombinat.
(Papormaking machinery)

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3-6-26/29
AUTHOR: Vasillyev P. G., Dot5ent, and Shirkevich, N. A., Senior
L_LZ_.=
Scientific Collaborator
TITLE: About a Manual on USSR Finances (Ob uchebnom posobii po
finansam SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 1957, # 6, PP 87-92 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A review of a book written by Professor A. M. Aleksandrov -
'The Finances of the USSR"- of which the second revised
edition has now been published. The USSR Ministry of Higher
Education has approved the use of the book as a manual for
the higher financial-economic educational institutions and
faculties. The author first deals in general terms with
financial p~roblems in a socialistic country. He then
emphasizes the necessity of a textbook on these finances
and their theoretic principles. Attempts to prepare such a
textbook have been repeatedly made by M. I. Bogolepov,
V. P. D'yachenko, A. K. Suchkov and others, but of all the
literature published during the last ten years on USSR finan-
ces, A. M. Aleksandrov's book is best suited. In the author's
Card 1/4 opinion it would have been expedient to start the study with

About a Manual on USSR Finances
3-6-26/29
an analysis of the historical development of finances. This
could have helped to formulate the basic features of the
present USSR finances.
Professor Aleksandrov has begun by defining finances,
their substance, functions and role. The author objects
that the book, when determining the conception of finances,
gives several varying definitions. The inaccuracy and some-
times the lack of definitions somewhat lower the scientific
level of the manual. The author further opposes Aleksandrov's
point of view that in a course on Soviet finances questions
on prices should not be included. Ile also considers that
the separation of the question of financial-credit system
and the organization of its management into two parts is
not justified. The financial credit system is dealt with
in chapter Il whilst the organization of its management is
discussed in chapter XXV. These questions being mutually
connected should be examined jointly at the end of the
coursed It is further considered that the theme on the
functions of finances has not been worked out sufficiently.
This also applies to the question of the controlling
Card 214 functions of Soviet finances (para. 4 chapter 1). The

About a Manual on USSR Finances
3-6-26/29
author, however, points out that the deficiencies mentioned
are connected with the lack of a profound scientific
elaboration of these questions in the Soviet economic- and
financial literature. The author further deals with the
duplication of some subjects in the teaching process of
education institutions, and refers in this case to the
question of the financing of capital investinents which
appears in three courses. The author states that practice
has shown that questions connected with the study of the
kolkhoz and cooperative finanoes require a very thorough
study. In particular, the estimate of income and expenses
Pnd its connection with the kolkhoz production plan, the
machine tractor stations and the plan of the financial
organs require careful examination. The section dealing
with the agricultural tax is too concise. The book does
not contain a section treating international financial
relations, and a general deficiency of the book is the
lack of material, schemes, diagrams, graphs, etc., which
could illustrate the theoretical principles. On pages 79
and 110 of the second edition a mistake was made by asser-
Card 3/4 ting that the socialist society is a non-class one.

I.bout a Manual or. ;- !!!ances 3-6-26129
In other parts of the book the formulations of this
quention are correcti There are 3 Russian references.
. . ..'.:IATION: All-Union Correspondence Course Financial Institute
(Vsesoyuznyy zaochnyy finansovyy Institut),, Scientific
Research Financial Institute (tiauchno-issledovatellskiy
finansovyy institut)
Library of Congress
. ? ',' / 4

and, ekon.nauk; LAVROV,
IKONNIKOV, V.V., prof.; VASI&:)~g_Vk 9
V.V., prof.; RM-Ifl, KOLYCHEV, L.I., kand. ekon.
nauk; SAMOYLOV, V.K.; LYSKOVICH, A.A.; KOLOMIN, Ye.V.,
kand. ekon. nauk; MITELIMAN, Ye.L., kand. ekon. nauk;
BELIKINA, R.K., kand. ekon. nauk;.SHTEYNSHLEYGER, S.B.,
lcand. ekon. nauk; ROTLMEi, A.Ya., kand. ekon. nauk;
POGODIN, Yu., red.; TELEGINA, T., tekhn. red.
[Finance and credit in the U.S.S.R.] Finansy i kredit SSSR.
Mo.gkva, lzd-vo "Finansy," 1964. 447 P. (MM 17:3)

I F- . G. -
Ipboi problems and orgrnizatior of capital in agricultural communes; experIence of
Siberi,-n agricultural cop:munes. Lovosiblrs~., Enigosoluz, 1928. 66 r.
C.-r.4 11D389

VASILIYEV* FO., data., kmd. mulc. ,
Beonomlo accountability on colloative fams. Dokl. TMA no'271
59-67 157. (Collective farms-Ancounting) (M& IDO

VASILITIAV, P.I.o inzhoner.
Relationship between stresses and deforr-ations in concrete under
compression allowing for the effect of time. Izv.VNIIG no.45t78-,92
'51. (MLRA 10:3)
(Concrate-Testink)
I

WSTWYE'V, Pj~-, YOVAU;NKO, IA~
Remark on 3tationary strems of ar-' ~'rrsn e,,rente.
I
Ukr,mat.zhur, 16 no. 3-37,,,-375 1 64. 'Ml-,'?,, 1-, :7*,

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AUTI-OR: Antonov, A. V., yapil"Y.py' P. I.; Venikov, N. I.; Kalinin, S. P
Sokol2v, N. I.; Khaldin. N. N.; Khoroshavin, B. I., Chumakov, N. 1.
TITLE; Changing the LAE cyclotron nto a controllable -ion -energy mode of
operation
:SOURCE; Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 6, 1964, 28-29
TOPIC TAGS: cyclotron, IAE cyclotron
-ABSTRACT: The adoption of rapid energy control in the 1. 5-mcter LAE cyclotron,
with preservation of a good (1:0. 3-0. 416) monoonergetic characteristic and short
duration (?,-4 nsec) of accelerated-ion clusters, was predicated upon the following
~changda introduced into the cyclotron: (1) Correction of magnetic field by the
currents in additional windings within 5 -14 koe; (2) Provision of a dee -type slit
ion optical device suitable for the entire range of accelerated ions; (3) Replacing
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L 27307-65
ACCESSION NR; APS002140
.the VCh-ZOO h-f oscillator by a GU-300 which can be tuned without additional
neutralization within 8-13 Mc; (4) Introduction of a remote control of dees
position; (5) Correction of optical properties of che ijystem guiding the output
beam. As a result of the above measures, the type and energy of particles can be
changed in less than an houx's time; ?articulars are tabulated. Orig. art. has:
I figure and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION, Inatitut atornnoy energii (Institute of Atomic Energy)
S'-BMITTED: ZONov63 ENGL: 00 SUB CODE: NP
NO REF SOV: 005
OTHER: 000
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1. BELOV, A. V.; VASIL'=.-P. I.
2. USSR (600)
4. Concrete - Testing
1
& Practical method of determining temperature tension in a concrete sla*-. during
7
harmonic fluctuations of air temperature. Bidr. Stroi. 21 no. 9, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -1953. Unclassified.

VASILIMIV, P.I.,Itand.telchn.nauk
Plaotic deformations of concrete. Izv.V7nlG 49:83-113 '53.
(HIRA6 12:5)
(concrete)

VASILOYEV. P.I.,dots., kand.takhn.nauk
Considering plastic deformations in the design of reinforced
concrete constructions In the first stage. Izv-VNIIG 51:54-63
154. (MIR& 1215)
(Rainforco4 concrete)

124-57-2-2231
Translation f rom- Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 2, p 110 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Vasil'yev, P. 1.
TITLE: -____6_n -theUtiiization of -the "Heredity Theories" to Describe the
Laws Governing the Deformation of Concrete (0b ispol'zovanii
nastedstvennykh teoriy dlya opisaniya zakonov deformirovaniya
betona)
PERIODICAL: Izv. Vses. n. -i. in-ta gidrotekhn. , 1955, Vol 53, pp 292-295
ABSTRACT: The author shows that the nonlinear theory of creep of Yu. N.
Rabotnov (Vestn. Mosk. un-ta, 1948, Nr 10), proposed for
metals, does not correlate well with experimental data when
applied to concrete. He therefore proposes that, in applica-
tions relating to concrete, it is advisable to apply the "heredity
theory" proposed by N. Kh. Arutyunyan for the aging of concrete
[ Nekotoryye voprosy teorii polzuche5ti (Some Aspects of the
Theory of Creep). Gostekhizdat, 1952]. The author shows
further that Arutyunyan's formula, for the case of a variable
modulus of instant deformation
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On the Utilization of the "Heredity Theories" (cont.
t t
(T (t (7C) dZ - f [0(-E)] 9C(t'_C) dt:
_~~7 -T-Tc r
E7 it f0 _E
0 0
must be refined in the sense that in place of f a term f [ 0-(t)/R(t)j
be employed, where R(t) is the temporary reaction.
1. Concrete--Deformation
2. Mathematics
M. M. Manukyan
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I vlay Doi
VAS 0 1 o4datsent, kandidat tokhnichookikh nauk; ZUBRITSKAYA, X.*.,
inzhener.
Thermal stress from exothermic processes in the co=at of Blab-type
blocks. Izv. V-NIIG 5600-70,156. (MML 10:8)
(Goncrete blocks)

YP
BAMICH, Aldm Zakharovich; VASIL'YJIV, P,L, kand. tekhn'. nauk, nauchnyy red.;
KAFLAXj M.Ta., red. YO.A., tekhn. red.
[Massive hydraulic structures with artlficlaI17 boduced contrSation
of conoretej VAssivnve gidrotekhnichelikie Goorwhenlia a iskusstven-
nym ob2hatiem betona. leningrad, Goo. izd-vo lit-ry-po stroit. i
arkhit., 1957. 198 P. (NM 11-0
(Hydraulic engineering) (Concrete)

15(0)
SOV/112-58-3-3798
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotelchnika, 1958, Nr 3, p 41 (USSR)
AUTHOR., Vasil'yev, P. 1.
TITLE: Inh-ue-n-c_e__oT_C5n-er=ee Aging Upon the Creep-Curve Shape
(Vliyaniye stareniya betona na vid krivykh polzuchesti)
PERIODICAL: Izv. Vses. n.-i. in-ta gidrotekhn. , 1957, Vol 57, pp 129-134
ABSTRACT: The author suggests characterizing the aging of concrete by the ratio
of its creeps determined at different concrete ages, under equal stress-
duration conditions. The creep of a specimen stressed at some definite age
can be taken as a unit creep. The author suggests that the creep-age relation
found experimentally be introduced into the creep-deformation equations.
Such equations are derived for the cases of linear and nonlinear dependence of
the deformation rate on the stress. The first of these equations has been used
to plot a creep curve of a concrete specimen loaded after two days; the curve
agrees fairly well with an experimental curve obtained at VNIIG. However,
Card 1/2

15(0) SOV/112-58-3-3798
Influence of Concrete Aging Upon the Creep-Curve Shape
the relationships found need a more precise experimental verification, and
the analytical method for solution creeping problems suggested above is
mathematically complicated. For these reasons, it in expedient to use
Arutyunyan's method for solving practical problems. Bibliography: 4 items.
M. G. S.
Card 212

BOROVOY, A.A.- red,; TASILIYXV, PoI9, red.; GIRSMUN, I.A., red.; ICRISH.
Ye. red.; ya., red.; SAMOSTRALOV, F.To, red.;
WROINA, A.A., takhn. red.
(Designing and building large dams;from papers of the Pifth
International Congreas on Iarge Dams] Proektiroyanis i atro-
itelletvo bol'shikh plotin; po mterialm V gezhdunarodnogo
kongressa po bol'shim plotinam. Koekva, Goa. energ. izd-vo,
1958. 414 p. (XIRA 11:10)

14(6) SOV/IIZ-59-5-8756
Translation from: Ref erativnpf zhurnal. Elel-troteklmika, 19 59, Nr 5, p 48 (USSR)
AUTHOR' Vasilyev, P. 1.
TITLE: Temperature Stresses in Concrete Gravity Dams and the Problem of
Structural Joints
PERIODICAL: Nauchno-tekhn. inform. byul. Leningr. politeklm. jil-t' 1958,
Nr 1-2, pp 35-44
ABSTRACT: For the lower blocks of high dams built on a rock fo-.mdation, thermal
stresses consist of the following components: concrete exothermiC5, the
difference between the concrete cooling temperature and the ambient
temperature, the difference between the concrete-mix tem-perature and the
ambient. The following data is presented in the article: general formulae for
designing crackproof concrete dams, measures necessary to observe in placing
concrete mix, recommendations on the block size depending on the local
climatic conditions, considerations of atress distribution in the blocks remote
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SOV/112-59-5-8756
Temperature Stresses in Concrete Gravity Dams and the Problem of . . . .
from the foundation. The principal measure for severe climates is to cut the
structure by temporary- joints.
M. K. B.
Card Z/Z

VASILrTXV, P.I., dots.. I:and.tekhn.nauk
Effect of the distance between heat cracks on the intensity of
temperature stresses in massive concrete dame. Hauch.dokl.v7s.
Bhkol7; stroi. no.2:275-279 ' 58. (MIRA 12:1)
(Dams)

VASJL'YjE~X,-j-',j KIRSKIDVA~ N.Y... Ptt.FHUDV~, K-',.
Nethods for t*-,-- chemical m-'Jys.~- of in.1---r~"IsJ Vetl,~;dy
khimicheekogo aiializa P-dnerallrogo syrlin. Moskvr.:
Nedra, No.9. 1965. 66 p. (MIRA 1847)
1. MDs-ow. Vsesoyuzmy-y nauchnc-issledwatellskI4 institut
minerallnogo syrl7a.

ANTONOVI j V.; Vj%-SILI Y
j'..dapting, an it~. cyclotl*oll to cppraticpj involving regl~-2-ate-
Q ro.6:2P-129 1;-D 04.
energy. Prib. i teU- ek 18:3)
1. Institut atoru'OY onergii SOSR.

CHIRKOV, Yakov Nikitich; VASILIYEV, P.I., red.
[Ribbed reinforced-concrete floors andi;6~ofsj Zhelezobeton-
noe rebristoe perekrytie; uchebnoe posobie po kursovomu
proektirovaniiu. Leningrad, Leningr. politekhn.in-t, 1962.
167 p. (MIRA 16:11)
(Reinforced concrete construction)

VASILSYEV. P.I.
1411tiple rLffle ,or oj-~-,a &,jd c.~,az:entrattzin products. Obog. rud'7 a-,.2.
42-43 16? " (Oral drusLibig-Equipment and supplies) (M-IiA 16',4)

FILIMONOV, prof.; VAIIL#YFV, 1,.I.,.-Vandjr?khn.n,,mk; KONC)NOVI YU.I.,
inzh - n the control of crack fornation in IarFe
Basic recommendations i I
concrete structures. rAdr. stroi. 32 no.10:61-64 0 ( 61.
1411LA vold
(Concrete construction)

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A ~;as!Vyev, F I., -Fodval'naya, R. L., L%vrova, A, A
LE On -,he problem of determination of ber-jlli~irr.- in p~iDspha-e f--i~
the presence of t-Itanlum and other elements
Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurglya, no. 2, !962, 2K~~:
C; sb. "Khtm., fiz.-kh1m, i spektr. metody lzz~led. r--,d r~.d;k~
raEseyan. elementov". Moscow, Go.9geoltekhIzdat, 194,i,
jj:X7 The separation of 30.7 mg BeO with an error of -,/I%
in- pre-zence of (in mgj A1.03 (?), Fe203 60, Cr i0 IiE Perfc-nTIC-i W:*'r
ammonia, adding at the first precipitation 5 ml of ~~ (NH4.,3PO4 solution a:~j
10 ml. of .15% solution of trilon B. The precipitate washed with 2% NH4'14~n3
solutl-on is dissolved in HC1, and at the'second precipitation 2 ml of ph~-Sp_-
5olat'.on and 5 ml of trilon B solution are added. At this stage 'A'", iriterfer-:-s
w1l''h *he determination of Be. To eliminate the effect of -111, the solution,
alffei- a preliminary reutralIzation of the excessive acid, Is cooled, 1-1 ml --f
20% (,41~03FO4 solution, 15 ml of 15% trilon B solution and 1 ml of peftydrol
ar(- Odded and the whole Is neutralized by methyl red. The separated amcrphc,~-

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Or~ lh~ prr-blem of determInation ... AOc,2/A.7C-1
Orio-,phate is filtered off after . h-jur ani, aff-, "I'l
iga,-n cy heating, adding 2 ml of phozph-,-- ~ol
I~on 3~~,d G,,~--, n, 1 of perhydrol .There are 5
~A t -a - I- e r js note :Complete translationj

VASILI.YEV,.P.I,, dotsent~ kand.tekh.nauk
Determination of intervals between expansion joi4ta in concrete dam.
Izv.VNIIG 6403-54 160. (MIRA 14:5)
(Concrete construction) (Dam )

ITMROZMIIY, P.S.; BELYAKOV, A.A.; VOZITESEiSKIY, A.N.; GLY-X-OV, P.D.;
XACHMIOVSKIY, B.D.; BASEVICH, A.Z.; TARTAKOVSKIY, D.114.;
lASIL'YEV, P.I.; ZARUBAYFV, N.V.; CqUGAYEV, R.R.; KOZHIN.I;IKOV,
M.P.; KITOROZ, T.S.; IYANOT, P.L.; SHCHAVELEV, D.S.; OKORCKOY,
S.D.; BXWV, A.V.; STAROSTIN, S.M.; YAGN, Yu.l.; lZBASH, S.V.
Ivan Ivanovich Levil on his 60th birthday. Gidr. stroi. 30
no.9:61-62 S 160. (MIRA 13:9)
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VASILIYEV, P.I.
Metody uskorennup analiza ~Ahkalov
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YA5TLIXIV-_P_T _4__LEBOVA, R.G.; PODYALINAYA, P.L.; ROZOVSKAYA, G.V.;
RYARICHEVA, X.I.: SILINA, O.H.; TITOV, V.I.; TIKHONOVA, N.A.
SERGETIVA, N.A,, reclaktor izdatellatva; GMDIUSKO. 'fe.B.,
tokhnichaskiy redaktor
EXethods in chemical analysis of-.mineral ores] Xotody khimichaskogo
an&liza mineralinogo syrlia. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekhn. 12d-vn
lit-ry po goologii i okhrane nedr. N0.1. 1955- 77 P. (XIMA 9:7)
1. Moscow. Yeasoy=nyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy insitut minerall-
nogo syriya.
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R.L. AVERKIY11VA, T.A.. CeMMW~Rlrpkedaktor
LMethods of chemical analysis of mineral ores] Ketody khimichookogo
analiza minerallnogo syrlia. Moskva., Goo.nauchno-tekhnoizd-vo lit-
ry po geol. i okhrane nedr. No-3- 1t)57- 90 P, (MIaA 10:6)
1. Moscow. Ysesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut
minerallnogo syrlya.
(Mineralogical chemistry)

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Suvorovskays, Natallya Aleksandrovna; Titov Velerly Ivanovich;
Brodskaya, Velentina Mikhaylovna; Vasillyev, Pavel Ivanovich
Lipshits, Bella Moiseyevna; and Elentu_lffi~,_Mariya Pavlovna
Tekhnicheskiy analiz v tavetnoy metallurgii (Technical Analysis
in Nonferrous Metallurgy) Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1957.
567 p. 6,000 copies printed.
Reviewers: Troitskaya, M.I., Pomerantsev, I.N., Kozhukova, M..A.,
Candidates of Technical Sciences; Ed.: Vagina, N.S.; Ed.
of Publishing Hpuse: Kosolapova, E.F.; Tech Ed.:
Vaynshteyn, Ye. B.
PURPOSE: This is a textbook for use in technicums giving courses
in nonferrous metallurgy; it may also be used by those
performing chemical analysis at plant laboratories.
:COVERAGE: The book describes widely used chemical and physico-
chemical methods of determining the constituents of nonferrous-
metal ores, of processed-ore products, of alloys, etc.
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In addition, sections are included which are devoted to assaying,
fuel analysis, water analysis, quality control in electrode
production, and 'rational analysis. For authors of individual
sections and chapters see Table of Contents. There are 98
references, of which 65 are Soviet, 10 English, and 3 Czech.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Preface 14
I. INTRODUCTION (Suvorovskaya, N.A.) 16
Technical analysis and its importance in quality control
of metallurgical products 16
Methods of technical analysis 16
Selection of a representative sample 17
Principles of the separation of ions 20
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Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellakly institut mineral-Inogo syr1ya
Metody khimicheskogo analiza minerallnogo syr1ya, vyp. 4 (Methods
of Chemical Analysis of Mineral Raw Materials, Nr 4) Moscow,
Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1958. 66 p. Errata slip inserted. 2,000
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Ministerstva geologli i okhrany nedr SSSR.
Compilers: V.I. Titov, (Chief Compiler), P.I ' Vasillyev, R. G.
Lebova, and R.L. Podvallnaya; Ed. of P-ub-lis-h-ing-House: S.M.
Vlasova; Tech. Ed.: S.A. Pen1kova.
PURPOSE: This book i's intended for chemists and geologists interest-
ed in chemical analysis.
COVERAGE: The bookler. describes methods for determination of rare
and dispersed elements, namely; beryllium, gallium, hafnium,
germanium, indium, lithium, rare earth elements, selenium, tellu-
rium, and zirconium. The booklet is based on well-known methods
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Methods of Chemical Analysis (Cont.) SOV12532
of analysis and on mod1fied and new methods developed by sc~~_
entific research organizations and checked by a group of analysts
under the supervision of R.G. Lebova, Chief' Method Specialist.
The method descriptions were tested by the methodological section
of the Scientific Council of the Vsesoytiznyy nauchno-Issiedovatell-
skiy institut minerallnogo syr1ya (VIMS-All-Union Scientific re-
search Institute for Mineral Raw Materials) consisting of I.V.
Shmanenkov (Chairman), V.I. Titov Mcf~-Chairmari), Ye. I. Zhelez-
nova (Vice-Chairman), V.M. Pensionerova (Secretary), and members
P.I. Vasillyeu, L.I. Gerkhardt, F.V. Zaykovskiy, V.M. Zvenigo-
rodskaya, A.K. Rusanov, I.V. Sorokin, V.G. Sochevanov, and B.I.
4 joal laboratories. P.I.
Frid, and were approved for use in geolog
Vasillyev and R.L. Podvallnaya drew up directions for the de-
termination of beryilLum, gallium, germanium, indium, and thalli-
um; V.I. Titov for the determination of hafnium by optical
spectral analysis; V.I. Titov, for rare earth elements; V.I.
Titov and G.V. Rozovskaya, for selenium and tellurium, and A.V.
Vinogradov for zirconium. There are 30 references; 23 Soviet,
3 German, 3 English, and 1 French.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Beryllium. Determination of Beryllium by the Visual and Photo-
colorimetric Methods With Quinalizarin 5
Gallium. Determination of Gallium by the Fluorometric Method
With 8-hydroxyquinoline - 13
Hafnium. Preparation of the Material for Determination of
Hafnium by the Method of Optical Spectral Analysis 20
Germanium. Determination of Germanium by the Photocolorimetric
Method With Phenylfluorone 21
Indium. Determination of Indium by the Fluorometric Method
With 8-hydroxyquinoline 29
Lithium. Determination of Lithium by the Gravimetric Method
in Silicate Rocks 34
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Rare Earth Elements. Separation of the Total of Rare Earths
for Subsequent Determination by X-ray Spectrum Analysis
Selenium and Tellurium. Determination of Selenium and Tellurium
by the Colorimetric and Gravimetric Methods 44
Thallium. Determination of Thallium by the Photocolorimetric
Method With Methyl Violet or Crystal Violet 55
Zirconium. Determination of Zirconium by the Volumetric
Method 61
Bibliography
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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