SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAKULIN, P. I. - BAKULINA, I. N.

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KUIAGINj S.G.; KOVDASYUK, L.D.; DAGAM, H.H.;
IAZAREVSKIY# V.S.;
DERIDOVICH) Ye.G.; BUMSHTENp V.A.; YAKRONTOVA,,
N.SjLeningradh
KUROCHKINt N.Ye.1 DOKUCHAYEVAp O.D.;
SHCHERBINA-MOYLOVA, I.S.;
MASEVICHp A.G.; LIPSKrf, Tu*Noj MARMOV., D.Ya.;
ARSW'Mq VoV.1
MOROZ, V.I.; MASEVICHp A.G.; PEMI,, Tu.G.;_BAKULIN,
Poles otys
red.j KULIKOV, G.S.p redo; AKHLMOV9 S#Nop tekhn, red&
[Astronomical calendar; 7eawbock.Variable part, 1962]
Astrono-
micheskii kalendart; ezhogodnik, Perememaia chast'.,
1962. Red.
konegua: P.I.Bakulin i dr. Moskva,, Goo.izd-vo
fiziko-vateme
lit-r-y. 1961. 259 pe (Vemiumme
astronomo-goodozichaskoe ob-
shobootvop no,65) (KERA 14112)
1. Gosudarstvannoye astronomo-goodezicheakoye
obehobestro (for
Kalugin, Kovbaoyukp Lazarevskiy, Demidovich). 2,
Moskovskoys ot-
deleniye Vseooyuznogo astronomo-goodesichookogo
obsbchestva (for
Dagayevp Bronshten# Kurocbkin).
(AstronomW-Tearbooks)

%01
Vactoyuzaaya a3trc:-zotrIcbcs"ya konfer-,ntsiya.
Trudy 14-Y Actrc-.ArIchoshoy konforzntaii '7,r-2%x Xlyevp 27-P m-vt%
1933 P,
(Trrmameticam of the I'M A3trc o: the U02:1"Hela In Fiy,%v
27-~O 1.%? 1956) floscoir, It(!-vo 19,;0. 440 p. Errata alip incerted.
1000 copies printed.
Sporac oring At;encyt Akmdmlya nauk CZ,~R. Glav--rya
r-stronc-Licheskr4m clazervatorlys,
(Pulkovo).
Reap. Ed.: M. S. Zvvmv, Ac -..y of Scic,.-.c,,3 UZSR; Ed. of
Publichl" Howas 11. K. Zaych1h; T.-ccla."Ll.. H."A. Zr.,7-%rayCva.
PJRPLGEj The book is intended for r-rtrcnc----:rj anl
tztro7.hyaIcIctj, ;irticularly
those intem-steA in aztr=atricU rc~c-rch.
WMAGM This publication praacnt3 th2 Trans-tctiwj or the 14th
kstrc--~ctrlcml
Conference of the MaR, held In rdyav 27.-N 1953. It Incluca
-('rc:~orts
and 55 ralentifia p%y*rs presented at the planary mceting of the
Ccn-forence
C &ra 4'U.

Transactions of the 14th Astrometried (Cont.) 5OV/5721
and at the &-.*clal sectional zeetinSs. An a7yendix contains
the resolutions
ado,.40 by the Conference, the composition of the comittees,
the agen" &n&
th4 list of 2W-titirantS at the Conference% A brief summary
in English to
aivon ott the end or etch article. References follow
individual articles.
Tti^ Pr,%sWum of the AstrMetrIcal CcensIttes, (chairman M.
a. Zv*rev), which
ou:,,*rvlsed the preparation of this publication, wTresa&s
thanks to the
mv:'herj of the secrettriati V. H. Vasillyev, 1. 0.
Kolvehlaskiy, A. D. One-
gira, and Xh. I, Potter.
TABLE OF CCNM'Mi
Fc.revcrl
Addv-ss by A. A. Klkhaylov, Chairman of the Astronomical
Council *~ the
Ac&demy of Sciences LWR
RIPOM 0? THE ASTROPWMCAL CCKCTM AND SUDCC4NM4MS
WORNKTION ON AMOMMICA1 VORK MW= BY VARIOUS INSTMMONS
card *44
3
t

Transactions of the 3Ath Astrmetrical (Cant.) SOV/5721
Px;W= Fr,= March 1957 to April 1958 at the Gorlkly Latitude
Station Imeni K* Ke Dubrow kiy 28T
Droadov, So V* The XethodL of the Zenith Point on the Micrometer
Head as a Means of Investigating the Behavior of the Instrmsnt
292
Potter, The Is The Photograpblo Zenith-Tielescope of the Pulkwo
Observatory 298
Popw,, No A* Organization of Azimuth Observations at Poltava 301
Belotsorkovskiy,, D* Yus The Pr6blem Pt Longitudes of Time
Servieeg, 313
BakulinI P* and V* Ve Poddbedo. Scms Problems of the Operatima
cc tue Service in the USSR 319
Nadeyer., L, No Preliminary Results of No-Year Determinations of
Time Corr*ctlons by the Chain Method 324
Cara 12/16

BAKULINS FJOP utv. red.; DAGA)TV-, 14X-.,red-.--,i-KULAGIN,
XUROCHKIP, N.Ye., red.; MASEVICH, A.G., red.; RAIGILIN, I.Ye.j,
rod.; HRUDNO, K.F., tekhn, red.
(Astronomical caleadar. Yearbook for 1963. Varying part]
Astronomicheskii kale-ndar'. Ezhegodnik. Poremennaia chast',
1963. Red. kollegiiat P.I.Bakulin i dr. Moskva, Fizmatgiz.,
1962. 287 p. (Vsesoiuznon astronoiro-goodezichoskoe obshchestvo,
no.66) (Astronow-Yonrbooks) (MIU 15021)

-D.AKU.LINO1.P,I.; otve red.; DAGAYEVj M.M., red.;
KUIAG114, S.G.p
I.- - I I Ired.; KUROCHKIN, N.Ye., red.; MASEVICII,
A.G.,. red.1
RAKHLIN, I.Ye., red.; SlIKLYAR, S.Ya., tekhn. red.
[Astronomical cnlendari Yearboo1r. w-rving part,
)QA4)Aatronomi-
chaskii kalondar'#Xzhagodnik, peremnnaia, chasto
1964.Red.koll.
P.I.Bakulin I dr'. MoskvspFi=atgiz.1963. 279 1). Ne6-
soiuznoe astron%ogeodozicheskoe obshcheotvo, no.67)
(MIRA 17:1)

BAKULIN P.I , otv. red.; DAGAYEV, E.E.,
rad.;KULAGIN, S.G., red.;
:~~~HKIII, V.Ye.,, red.; XASnTICH, A.G., red.;
HAULIN,
l.Ye.,, red.
(Astronomical calendar; yearlwok, variRible part
for 19651
Astronomicheskii kalendarl; ezhegodnik.
Feremennala chast'
1965. Red. kollegiiat P.I.Bakulin i dr. Vypusk 68
p. Mo-
skva, Nauka, 1964. 290 p. (MIRA 17tlo)

RAK.HLIN
[Ast-m-rio,ni,al yeart.-:.k. "rrA,,L Vait
n ~cbiikll ~i
tr-ator ~l
A
( . k~,
Nijkii. l9t',-5. 1% 1, !,A 1 e

MOLIN, P.M.
w,risC4 7.~A f . - -,
Technio of preparation of catgut* Palldsher & akush.#.Xoskv*
No.2150-51
Yab 52. (CIML 21W
1e Operating Peldsher

1. - ---- - --- --- - --- -
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Surgical Nuraink
7. Duties of surgical nur3e in preparing for and during an
oper-Aion. Ved.sestra no. 11
1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Acmaiones Library of Congress,
February, 1953- Unclassified.

SAMLINJ -Be
What #no should know abouteconomic Indox9e.
Tneah.torg. 26 no.3i
27-29 Mr 156o (Scoasuics-Indexes) (N= 917)

SXn=T, K.M.; BAKULIN, S.A.-. GOWVnU, L.L.; ZAK, X.Ya.;
XOG&N, S.D.
IV oat of coostitive athletics on a&* exchange, pulse
rate, arterial
pressure and work capacity In human** Fislol,,shur. 45
n0-3:289-294
159, (KIRA 12 t 11)
1. Prom the Postgraduate Medical Institute.
Institute of PhYsIcal Culture. Moscow.
(ATHLATICS,
blood presswe, pulse rate,
In athletes (pas))
(RWW PUSMXO
In athletes (Pas
(BXSPIUTION,
same)
(WORKITGO
capacity In athletes (Rms))
(PVLSN
1; athletes (Pbas))
leningrad. and the Central
resp, & work capacity

1&-LL,-,
BA~TL
Characteristics of gas *=bange during juscular work in
different1jr
trained adolescents aged from 14 to 17. 7iziol.shur. 45
no-911136-
1141 S 159. (MIRA 13S1)
1. Oosudarstrenn" teentralln" Institut fisicheskoy kulltury
im.
1,V* Stalina t Ieningradekly nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy
lastitut fist-
cheskoy k-ulltury.
(USPIRATION physiol.)
(MUSCIAS physiol.)
(PETSICAL UWATITF An TRAININO)

-~ ~I-t
BAMIN, U. A.) Cand Us 0l Uci -- Ciks -notabolism and
ccrt,.in other
- v - A"4,U.Ov - /,
f uno t I o n 11\ in var ouc y trAlntd 4-171 yciir-old
,;'os, 1960. (Lis' of Phys!cr.1 Trizi-ing and School
IY*gionc, Aoad Pod Sci RSFSR).
M, 1-61, 187)
ON
-108-

BUWLINp S.B.
Two works of PD,Clnidg oye Kuse-shtameproisvo 3 noe7t" n
161. (Sheet-mW w ork) (MMk 14t 6)

-- POTEKUSNINO- N.V.-- --KUltATOVk-- L.P. .-RIGER-
M-M,;,-MULIN, S.B.
p 0 q a
"Nandbook on the manufacture of sheet metal working dies" by
V.H.Anikin,, IU.S.IA,ka hin. Reviewed by H.V.Potokushin and.
others.
Kuzo-shtemeproizve 4 no.2:45-47 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
(Dies (Hataivorking)) (Sheet-met&i work)
(Anikin, V.M.) (ILikashin, U.S.)

SIIIRWp S.I.j BMLIN# S,B..
aLittle.vasto and vaste-free ahoot-setal vorkm by V
A. Volosatove
Kus.-shtam. proisv. 4 no.746-47 n 162. iKIRA 150)
(Shoot-mtal vork
(Volosatov, V.A.~

BAKULINJ SOB*
Unified standards and technical instructions on
conducting forging
and shoot metal working operations. Kuz.-ahtamoproizv,
7 no.208-
39 F 165. (MIRA 1814)

Statistika fteehey torigovlt kapitallatichoskikh stran.
Capitalistic Countries).
Moskva, vneshtorgisdat, 1952,
222 p. tables.
Bibliography: p, 217 - (219).
751
IB1
1952
(Statistics
of Forelen Trade of

w-ULIN. V. and XRA=V, A,
"A Movin& Training Tank with Rocket Turret, " Tankist, No
4, pp 56-58, 1954
Translation - M-29149 22 mar 55

& A I, 11
t
AID P - l145
Subject USSR/Mining
Card 1/1 Pub. 78 - 23/25
Author Bakulin, V.
Title Experience of A. N. Kiballnikov, brigade's foreman
Periodical Neft. khoz., v. 32, #llo 90-93, N 1954
Abstract The author describes various organizational details for
the thorough coordination of the drilling operation in-
cluding the assembly and dismantling of the rig and its
transfer to another place. In 1953 the brigade drilled
16)500 meters of wells without acoldent at an average
speed of 1380 meters per month per rig.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

BUMUN.-Y :._
The oomprebansive lutroduotiou of progressive vork methods. Sots.
trud.,no.5:6?-?l My,56. (KM 918)
(Oil well drilling)

RAMJLU. V.0.
OFOW%wo- --"-It stio"14
NOw SUCCesses of foremn Romanchanko's drilling crew.
beft.khos.
33 Ci.e.341 no.9t6?-68 8 156. (Km 9:10)
(Oil well drilling)

BMLIN, Y.G.
In the et s for a high drilling p"s.
r1V
I
63-64 W 15 - (Oil veil drilling)
Noftekbot. 34 no-5s
(au 9: 8)

A-A --
* UUICMM, r.N.
Hydroulto method of preparing aid weighting drilli*g
fluid. Neft.khos.
34 xo,WO-22 Ac 156. (an 9:10)
(Oil well drilling fluids)

BAKULIN, Vladimir GoorgiyeKtc - ORASHICY, V.A.,
redektor; VATOLIN, G.N.,
t6
L.-A., xeKnnicnesKiy recLa9zor
[Uportence In Introducing progrescive work methods In
oil well
drilling] Opyt vnedrenita paredov7kh matodoy trude v
burenii.
Moskva. Gosonsuchno-takhn.tid-vo neft. I gorno-toplivnoi
lit-ry
1957. 50 P. (XLRA 10:91
(Oil woll drilling)

Vork pmatice of water driller P.P. Popov's orew (KrasnoUr Pe-
troleum trust), Soft, khos. 35 no.12:64-65 D 157. (XIRA 11:2)
(Irasnod&r region-Oil well drilling)

92-2-21/37
AUTHORi Bakulin, V. 0.
TITLEi Metal Hinge Joint for a Drill Hose (Metallicheskoye
sharnirnoye soyedineniye k burovym rukavam)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanik, 1958, Nr 2, pp 20-22 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt The author states that an examination of the drill
hoses
with reinforced ends used on the rigs of the Krasnodarnefteraz-
vedka trust revealed that their normal wear develops after 110-
140 days of Intensive operation,, during which 5,000 m,have
been
drilled. To protect end packing from accidental damage, hoses
were usually tightened by coils strengthened with special gum
and bolts. In most cases the wear of a drill hose is the result
of the bending stress at both ends of the hose. To reduce this
wear.the hose should not have any gharp bends in the sections
attached to the stand pipe or to the swivel. In order to*elimi-
nate the undesirable bending stress In hoses used in high-preB-
sure drilling of a bore hole, the use of metal hinge joints in-
stead of coils is recommended. Such hinge joints will make it
possible to lower the square grief stem without bending the
drill hose ends. The use of these joints will permit an air-
Card 1/2

Metal Hinge Joint for
tight passage of
and will ensure
of the position
sketches and one
a Drill Hose (Cont.) 92-2-21/37
drilling mud pumped in under high pressure,
the proper operation of the hose regardless
which the grief stem may have. There are two
photo showing the equipment described.
AVAILABLEi Library of Congress
Card 2/2

- - BAMB, VG, -
Use of hydraulic weight indicators in structure and test
drilling. Neftianik5no.3:8-IOMr 160. (MIRA 14:9)
Is Upmvleniye Kraonodarneft',
(Oil well drilling-Zquipment and supplies)

BAKULIN. Y.G.
I---
,4 Using "Ufimets-Sbmidtl and "Shmidt" drilling rigs in oil fields
of the Krasnodar Petroleum Trust. Neft.khos. 38 no.8,.63-66
jtg 160. (MIU 13:8)
(Krasnodar region--Oil well drilling rigs)

_qegrg4_y~0; ROSHCHINO P.F.p j*d.; DUBROVINAl, N.D.p
-.-BAKUY .-Vj&djMdr a
veduehohiy red.; MUKIIINAp E.A,p tekhn, red.
(Test well drilling; practice of petroleum workers of the Krasno-
dar Economic Region] Poiskovos bureniei opyt neftianikov
Krasnodarsko-
go raiona. Moskvag Goo. nauohno-tekhn. izd-vo neft. i orno-toplivnoi
lit-17P 1961. 86 p, MRA 140)
(Krusnodar Territory.-Boring)

BAKULIN.N.G., utarahiy inzh.- -
1-
Practice of drilling prospecting holes in the Kuban. Reftianik 6
noJt25-26 Mr 161. (MM 1010)
1. Krasnodarskiy filial Vassoyusnogo nefte-gazovogo nauchno-
iseledovatellsko o instituta.
Nuban-Fetroleum geology)

SADONp M.I.; RAKULIN, V.G.
,
Complications In teat drilling. Neft. khoz. 39
no.2t64-66 F 161.
(MIRA 170)

FANOV# B.D.1
Xffect of some factbro on the site mid condition of the reamrad
core. Neft. khos. 40 no.1:21-26 Ja 162. (MIRA 15t2)
(Pore drilling)

BAKULIN, Vladimir Georgiyevichl LAVROV, W.I.j.
ved. rod.
(Drilling prospecting wells] Buenie poiskovvkh
skva-
zhin. Moskva, Nedrap 1964. 285 p. (MIRA 1812)

01M)kOv, Nikolay Alokanndrovichl BAKULIN,
11 Vladimir Georgiy~vichj
KIRICIIEKI FIlIpp Prokho'r-oy-lc-17-'-'-"-""*-'
'- -
(Improving the design of' deep exploratory
boreholes for
oil and gas] Usovershenstvovante konstrukt8ii
glubokikh
razvedochnykh skvashin na neft' J, gnz. Moak-vhp
Nodra,
1065. 118 P. (FlItA 19:1)

BAKULIN, V.1.
Neutron-adsorption analysis of rare earths and
mercury. Geofiz.
prib. no. l2t96-106 162, (MiRA 17:5)
1, NIIGA.

BAKULIN, V~-I
Differences in the spectral response of scintillation gamma-
radiometers. Geofiz. prib. no.1503-79 163. (MIRA 174)

Forecasting, during operation of the steady,-state
temperature
conditions of the dam and foundation bad of the Vilyuy
Hydroelectric Power Station. Vest. Moak. un. Ser. 4: Geol
18
no.5t7O-77 S-0163. (MIRA 17t2)
1, Kafedra mralotovedeniya Moskovskogo universiteta.

L 2 3020-M Vrer, (k) IJP(c) J D/frli-
m)/,rvp.(t)/nf 10
A&-"NT--Ar6oo7658
SOUPTS CODn: UR/0413/66/000/003/0016/0016
AUTHORt Polyak. G. M,j Pervei, F. A.;Glukhatkiha, Ye. A#&
Askulin.
ORG: none
TITLE: Device for forainit-vithout the use of presses. Class
No. 178348 . 1%
SOURCEt Isobretenlyat promyshlennyye obrattsy# tovarnyye anaki&
no. 39
1966, 16
TOPIC TAGSt diet metal forming
ABSTRAM An Author Certificate has been issued for a device for
forming without the use of presses; it consists of a concrete
female
die, which Is enclosed in a metal housing duct for evacuating
air
from the working cavityl and drawing and holddown rings. In
order to
increase the durability of female dies for multiple dynamic
loading#
the upper base of the die and the drawing ring have an
Intermediate
layer of rubber with I-an holes situated to fit the air ducts
In the
die; on evacuation the rubber adheres tightly to the female die
(see
Fig. 1). Orig, art, hast 1 figure. ILD)
Card 1/2 UDCt 621.70'044.2

L 2JV20-a
ACC Nk,
Ila
Fig. 1. Device for forming vithout.a press, fesele diet
2 - draving ring; 3 - rubber layer; h - ducts
BUD CODEt 11, 13/ SUBM DAM 26mar64/
r_4 2 / 2 461)

SOV/120-59-5-38/46
AUTHORS: Bakulin, Ye. A. and Stepin, Ye. V.
TITLE: 'A Source for the Isotopic Analysis of Chlorine
PERIODICAL% Pribory i tokhnika eksperimenta, 1959, Nr 5,
PP 138-139 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A description is given of an ion source for the
measure-
ment of the isotopic composition of chlorine based on
the phenomenon of surface ionization. The ion source
was developed for the analysis of small quantities of
chlorine in chlorine-containing specimens. In order to
increase the number of analysed specimens without
releasing the vacuum, the source was made up of four
independent evaporators and ionizers fixed on a drum
(Fig 1,2). The device is shown in Fig I in which I is
the evaporator, 2 is the drum, 3 is an insulator,
4 is a tungsten wire, 5,6 are sleeves, 7 is a bronze
plate, 8 in a glass holder, 9 is a centring washer. The
evaporators were made of tantalum fail, 0.15 mm thick
and in the form of narrow "boats". The ionizers were
in the form of tungsten wires 0.15 mm in diameter and
placed above the boats with the aid of special sleeves.
Cardl/3 The sagging of the wires on heating was prevented b
L~~

SOV/~20-59-5-38/46
A Source for the Isotopic Analysis of Chlorine
flexible bronze plates. The specimens could be changed
by rotating the glass support. The chlorine-containing
salt was deposited in the form of a solution of ethyl
alcohol. The use of ethyl alcohol is convenient since
it wets tantalum and the salt is deposited in a uniform
layer. The wire could be heated up to 2500% and since
evaporation of the salt from the boat due to thermal
radiation from the wire was small, the evaporator
had to be heated independently, The evaporator was heated
with a current of 2 to 3 A. Fig 2 shows the disposition
of the drum, the wire of the evaporator and the accelera-
ting electrode. In this figure I in the evaporator,
2 is the drum, 4 is the tungsten wire and 10 the
accelerating electrode. The source can be used to study
solid specimens containing 10-7 g of chlorine. Since the
source is based on surface ionization, a simple mass
spectrum is obtained which makes the isotopic analysis
of chlorine much easier. The source can also be used for
other electro-negative elements which show the effect
Card2/3 0f surface ionization. There are, 2 figures and 3
Soviet
V"

SOV/120-59-5-38/46
A Source for the Isotopic Analysis of Chlorine
references.
ASSOCIATIONi Fiziko-tekhnicheakiy institut AN SSSR
(Physico-technical Institute, Ac.Sc., USSR)
SUBMITTED: July 29, 1959
LI-111'
Card 3/3

BAKULIK, Ye.A.; ZAVODNAYA, G.Ye.
-~Awv,*WAV"
.Deteradnation of the self-difflusion coefficient of
litbium ions
in aqueous U01 solutions. Zhur.fiz.khim. 36
no.lOt2261-2263
0 162. (MRA 17U)
1. Fisiko-takhnichaskiy Institut Iment A.F.Ioffe AN SSSR.

BAKULIN, Ye. A*
Transport nuziber and nobility of lithium Ions in aqueous
solutions of UN03. Zhur. fis. khia. 36 no.12,27&-2784 D
'62.
(MIRA 161l)
1, Fisiko-tekhnicheekiy inatitut imeni A. F, loffe.
(lons-Migration and velocity) (Lithium nitrate)

KCVSTANTINOVO B.P.; BAKULIN# Ye, A.
Separation of isotopes Mg(24,26)2 +and Di (63-65)2 +
in aqueous
solutions of HgM 2 and DAC'12'
1. Flaiko-takhnicheskiy inatitut inani F.F. Toffe AN
SSSR. Sub-
mitted June 19, 1963.

ACCESSICK NR: AM4176o 8/0076/64/038/oo6/1655/1656
AVMORt Bakulint Yee A,; Stepin, Ye. V.
TITIE: Separation of hydrogen isotopes In aqueous solutions of
hydrochloric w1d.
SOURCEt Zhurnal fizicbeilwy Waii, ve 38,v no., 6,9 IA.- 1655-1656
TOPIC TAGS; beavy waterv deuterium,, isotope separation# electrical
transport#
transference calls electrwigration, Isotope e=icbmant
.AUSMOT: This vork describes the construction or a transference
call (Fig. 1)
and presents the results on the separation of hydrogen Isotopes In
qqueous solu-
tions of bydrochloric acid by the Ionic mobility method* The 50 cmJ
cathode com-
partwant (1) vas filled vith HC1 of the desired Soncentmtion#
contal"In #v12 %
dauteriume The anode compartment (2) vas #v 1 ca -in volume and vas
filled with
CuC12 electrolyU. The formation of a boundary betvaen HM and CuC12
vas done In
the central part of the column# consisting'of a tube (3),, 2 mm ~n
diameter wA
- 8 cm, long, To UMr*ve the formation of a boundary this t6e v"
filled vith
'60 - 70 micron quartz sande Since hydrogen ions vill be different
In mobilities,,
'tban deuterium enrichment All occur In the bowAa:7 regime
]low%vr,, US Isotope
Card

Acc=w nRi Ap4a176D
"change takes place in aqueous solutions as follows:
Since deuterium enriebtient, occurs In the bova&ary regionj, this
equation vill be
Ishifted to the left# towazd the increased concentration of
deuterium In iiatere
'The eVerlwntal. conditions an such that the boundary between HCJ W
N01.2 is
~ stationazy vith respect to the instrument., Therefore,, solvent
flov takes plus
I from the cathode campartwat through the boundary Into the exmAe
compartmate Tb
solvent,, bovever,,. is enriched vith heavy hydrogen at the
boundary* When the con.
centration of RM varies from 3o9 N to 10*3 N the:sblft of the
Isotopic caroos4tJ..-
of deuterium vas 0.16 $ aa 0.28 $ reepectivelys It is postulated
that this
mtbod may be used for the stuily of the isotopic hydrogen %xcban in
acid -solu-
tio", "The authors **rese their gretitude to Acadadaian, B. P.
Kbastantinov,
for his continual interest In this vork *jA his valuable discussions
of the
renats." Or1g. art* bast 1 tlgUXV*
ASISMIMCM lanlngradskiy fix.11w-tAkbuicheakly Institut (14niner"
Institute Of
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ACCESSION MRs Ap4aJ760
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DAKULIN-, -Ye,A.; TROSHIN, V-P-; FIKS, V.B.
Temperature dependence of the relative difference in
mobilities
of isotopic lithium ions. Zhur. fiz, khim. 38
no.9t2262-2263
S '64. (MIRA 17t12)
1. Fialko-tekhnicheskly institut Imeni. Iorfe AN SSSR.

XOMANTINOV, -(Leningrad)
Separation of chlorine Isotopes in aqueous, solutions
of UCI, NaClp
and 1101. Zhur. fim. khim. 34 no.3092-596 Mr 165.
(WRA 180)
1, Fixiko-tekhnichemkiy inatitut Imeni Toffe AN SSSR.

BAXULIN, YO.A.; SHCHERBININAp V.V.
Measuring the relative difference In mobility of isotope ions
in fraotionation colunna without a filler, Zhur. fis, khis.
39 no.6tl328-1330 Js 165. (MIRA 18111)
1. Laningradakiy flaiko-takhnichaskly institut iment loffe.
Subzitted June 19, 1963.

j rl~ R 71 J-1 I
SOJRCE CODE: 0192
2 0179 0183
ACC NR, JU"6023626
AUTHOR: Bakulins Ye. A,; Aleksandrovj. B. P.
0' 1 G t Instit)jjg (Fiziko-tekhnkheskiy insti-
Pullgo 02 A. F. Ioffo, A14 SSSIR
tut ILI SSS.11)
I TIMI Effect of structure of solution on the mobility of
isotopic ions U(6)+ and
SOLMCE".: Zhurnal strukturnoy khiniip v. 7, no. 2, 1966,
179--183
TOM TAGS., lithium, isotope, solution proporty, solvationo
hydration
ABSTRA.CT; The method of ionic mobilities was us d to study t a
dependence of the rel-I
ative mobility difference 6 of isotopic io --?6)+ a,-- -_ ~+ on
the concentration
(in the range of 3.45-22.6 g-eq/1000 j If2O)"a_nd termorature
(20-70*) of LINO~ solu-
tions in which the measurements were made. The cal-culations
were carried out by usingi
the for-aula
co - C I
CO(t - C0171
whoro I is the length of the col%rm of tho solution studied, v
the average veloolty or
lithium ionsp t the time of the experiment, Co the relative
content of the light Li
Isotope in the original LIN(~ solutiong the relative content of
the light L

ACC NRi AP6023626
isotope after the experiment. 6 was found to be independent of'
the solution tompera--~
tura at all the temperatures, indicating that changes in the
solution temperature ea
not appreciably affect the irnodiate surroundings of the isotopic
ion, which dot -- 1:
mine iis mobility. At a concentra ion of ?-JO)gooq/1000 g RZOp a
sharp change i:rob-~.-
served in the dependence of c + n the concentration of UNC~'. This
r'~
is apparently clue to the fact that the so-called "'total
solvation limit" is reached::..r.
all the water in the solution is used for a monolayer hydration of
the ions present ~n'
the solution, and the arrival of now ions causes the start of an
impairment of the
existing hydrationg i. o.p of the structure of the solution. Orig.
art. hass 4 fi
uresp 2 tableal, and 2 formulas.
SUB CODS: 07/ SUBM DATS-I OUG W: 008/ OTH REFI 006

BAKILILIN, YU.A., e1.
Flilopkovodstvo na i,.olivnykh ze-
mliakh (Cotton givwlng on irrif.,ateJ lanis).
I-'o,,3kvap
F-vo kfll()Pkovodstva. SMI, 1951. 263 P.
SOt KontlilN, List of %Isslan Accessions, V,I.
7, Z;Q. 5, Auclist 19514

" , 'i" I~J.A.
Dj% a U A, A
Sovetskoe khlopkoyodstvo v piatoi piatiletke (Soviet cotton
grovine- in thp, fifth five-
year plan). Stenogra=a publichnoi lekiii. Moskva. "Unnie," 1951.
40 p. (Veen. o-vo po
rasproatraneniiu polit. i nauchn. snanii. S*r. 5. no. 22)
SO: Xonthly List of Russian Accessions. Vol 7. No- 8. Nov. 1954

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2. U"-O
I i~ . - 1'-0 j
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t ,
7. -1'! -', Ile . - P p 1; 0,-,ka I -,' I zu I ND No. 2, 1," 3.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June
1953. Unclassified.

SATCHUX, P.I.; ASKOCHINBRIT, A.K., redaktor; BABKOT.
LV., redaktor;
jW=0 - T"-A-. redaktor; TAILUNTSum. r.s., redaktor:
KRYLOT. G.A..
redaktor; OBOLINSKIY. K.P.. redaktor; SOKOYNIKOV,
S.Yeso redaktor;
USTINOTO M.A.9 redaktor; BALIS, A*19, takhaicheskiy
redaktor
[Confd%nos. of cotton growers of the republics of
Central Asia,
Transcaucasia. and Kazakhstan, In Tashkent, November
17-20, 1954]
9oveshchante rabotnikov khlopkoyodstya respublik
Srednel Asti,
Lftwims'la I XRzakhakol. &U Y Tasbkonts 17-20 notabria
1954 go,
Moskva, Got, lid-vo salkhos, lit-ry, 1955* 340 pe
(HIJU 9: 10)
1e SoveshobAntys rabotnikov khlc?kovodstva respublik
Bradney Asti,
Zakalyket0ya I Xesakhokor SSR. Tashkent. 1954.
(Cotton drowing)

L -10M1-66 ~ EWT(q
ACC M. ATGO08310 SOURCE CODE: Vit/0000/65/000/000/00()I-j/O("Jji
Aw e
AUTHOR: 13., Svenson, A.-N, -(Ij'vov) (Candidate of technical
sci.nces)
ORG: none
MIA'.: Delay linwi witi% fast control
SOURCF: AN 1"Ici-IiSH. Flementy sistem otbora I peredacht
informataii (Elements of systems
for selek~ting and trawwrring information). Kiev, Naukova (Iumka,
1965)
T0131C TAGS: circuit tielay line. clectroixic circuit..
lr.&ICIL~k &L-;7
ANSTRdiur: Recently delay lines are tiscd for changing the time
scales of signals. The
authors discuss briefly the theory, design. and operation of two
types of discrete electronic
delay lines with fast control 1) those based on the principle of
the shifting register knoNVII frcmt
computer technology, and 2) those storing the signal within the
memory ring by means of a
cyclic commulator and then supplying it with a phase delay after
the command from a second
commutator. 'rho article lists the advantages and shortcomings of
each of the two solutions
and offers a circuit diagram for a first kind tcn-stage unit
having a transfer coefficient of 0. 5.-
a linear amplitude characteristic tip to I V, and a generally
uniform frequency characteristic
up to 8 kc. Orig. art. has: 8 formulas and 2 figures.
SUB CODL: 09/ SUIUM DATE: 6NOV65/ ORIG IIEF: 004
Cord 1/1

RUB, M.G.; ONINHIMOVSKIY., V.V.j BAKULIN Yu.I.; GIAVATSKAYA,
V.N.;
XOSHNAN,. P.N.1 MLKEYEV' A.P.; SEUZNEV, P.M.;
TERENTENKO, N.A.; YANONIS, V.V.; KOFTEV-DVORNIKOV, V.S.,
otv,red.1
ANDROV, Yu.K., red.W-val GOLUBI, S,P,, takhn.red.
(Granitoide of the Yqao-Chanak region and post-skg=tio
formations
assooiated with tbaaj Grezitoidy Mao-Chanskogo raiona i
sviazannye
s nimi postmagmaticheskis obrasov&nUaa, Moskva, Izd-vo Akad6nauk
SWRp 1962a 168 p, (Akademiia nauk SSSR. Institut geologii
rudnykh mentoroaWenii petrografii, mineralogii i gookhimii.
Trudy., no.62). (Kharbarovsk Territory-Granite) (MEU 15:8)

RAETLINA. A.M.
Invagination of the small Intestine, Into the
stomach following
gastroosterostoWo Xhirurgita no.4:79 Ap 155.
(MLRA 8:9)
1. Yeletelmya gorodskV& bollsitea, Orlovskey
oblasti,
(sToxAck-suBany) (ninsTins-immusapTiox)

PAKULINA, A.M.
Kookel0a diverticulum jerforsted by a fish bons,
Xhirurglim 33
no.4a46 Ap 157. (KIRA 10:7)
le Is khirurgichaskogo otdolonlys Teletskoy gorodskor
bollnitay
(glavayy vrach O*B.Roseaborger).
(11SUM-WOURS AND IWMINS)

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- ----
ROMASHOV9 Vael G01k)VINSKAYAt K,,Ao'j BELYAUVAt V.N.j
13AKIJLINAp E.D,
POMiMKAYAP G.L.1 CURYASo N.B. ___j
Radiation-induced diploid gynogeneeiis in fishes. Biofizika 5
no* 4:461-467 160* (MIRA 13t12)
1, Institut biologicheskoy fitiki AN SSSRp Moskva i Institut
prudovogo rybnogo khozya tva RSFSR, Mc)okv;Lo
(HxmOLWY-FISHES~B(X RAYS-PHYSIOLPGICAL EFFECT)
I (FERTILIZATION (BIOLOGY))

LAt EAD,
ARSFN'YEVAt N.A.; DUBININ, N.Pe; ORIOVA, U.N., bAULIN
Radiation analysis of the duration of mlotic phases in the sperma-
togenesis of monkeyeat (Macaca mulatta). DokI. AN SSSR 141 no.6:
1486-1489 D 061. WRA 14;12)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Dubinin).
(spr.MtTOGENESIS IN ANIPALS) (X RAYS--IIHYSIOLOGICtL EFFECT)

BAnUM,-E. D.., ARSENYEVAp M. A., and ORLOVAI N. N.,
"A Comparative Genetic Analysis of the Radiosensitivity of Germ
and Somatic Cells
of Monkeys (Macaca mulatta) and Mice."
report submitted for the Uth Intl. Congress of Genetics, The
Hague, Netherlands,
2-10 Sep 63

J" 17881--61 . FwT(j)/ZWT(m)/EW/E5(j)_._ -AM/AFFTC/ASD ARA
ACCESSION NRj AP30039U 6/0205/63/003/004/0570/0575
5-
AVrHORSs Bakulina, E. D.; qrjqjm
TTMEs A comparative &nalrsie of the radiosensitivitj tof various
types of
spermatogonis. in Macaea tulatta monkeys
SWRCUs Radlobiologlyaq v@ 3P M 49 19639 570-575
TOPIC TACSs radlosensitivity, spernatogonla, x-irradiation,
sterility, mitotic
activity
ABVIRACTs To ascertain the relative sensitivity of various types of
spermato-
gonia to x-irradiation and the reason for the temporary sterility
produced by
higher do , 4- to 5-year-old monkeys were exposed to 50 or 100 r and
the effects
on A and B spermstWnia assessed, All types of D spermatogonts. were
extremely
radiosensitive, the 100-r dose proving lethall with both dosea,
death of these
cells occurred both at the tire when they were starting to divide
and during
interphase. Type B sub 3 spernatogonis were the cost sensitive* With
these
same doses, the mitotic activity of the lose sensitive A
spermatogonis was depres-
sed. Both phenomena contribute to the temporary sterillty of
irradiated monkeys.
The authors express their deep gratitude to the senior scientific
worker at the j
laboratory
!cord

,-L 17883-63
ACCMIOV NEI AP3W3934
of radiation gsn*tics,_g.A* Argen!"_"for her guidance and assistance
In plann-
Ing the study*" Orige art* has# 2 figures
ASSOCIATIONs Institut biologlobeekoy fisiki AN SSSRO Mos0ow
Diophysics AN SSW
,SUBMMEDs 00 DOE ACqs 15 Aug63 IWCLs 00
SUB CMEO As
NO MW SOV 1 004
COMM OD6

BAKULINA. E. ; ORLOVA, N.N.
..-- - - __j D.
Comparative analysis of the radiosensitivity of
dlfferent
types of spernatogonia in the monkey Macaca
mulatta. Radio-
biologiia 3 no*4t570-575 163. (HIRA. l7t2)
L. Inatitut biologicho8koy- fisiki, AN SSSR, Moskva.

&I
11 1 Antibiotic sensitivity of principal members of the
pamnitocoamosis
in diphtheria* Antiblotiki 5 no*6s69-72 N-D 160. (KIPA 1413)
le Kafedra mikrobiologii (zav* - prof, KsD.Py&tkb;) Krymskogo
seditalukogo institutas
(DIPHTMU) (ANTIBIOTICS)

-'-
Role of a parasitocenools in the pathogenesis of diphtheria, Zhur,
milkrobiol. apids i Imino 31 no. 509 My 160, (MIRA 13&10)
Is Is Krpwkogo inditsinakogo institutae
(DIPHTHMIA)

BAKULINf~, E. V.
"Role of Fatho5,enic Staph.,lococci and Str,~ptococcl as
Nonspecific Causative
Agents of F~xperimental Diplithoria." Cand -ed ~'cl , Crimcan
ale-lical Inst, Simfemoll
1954. (RIJ,.Fliol, No 7, Apr 55).
SO: Sum. N'o- 704, 2 Nov 55 - Survey of Scientific and
Technical Dissertations
Defended at U-:~R IA:,her &.lucational Instituticns (16).

USM/Mic-robial-ag-y -Geniera-Ricrobiolowe F-1 -
As Jour : Hof Zhur - Biol., No 12, 1958o 52710
Author : Bakulina, ReV.
Inst Crimoan Medical Institute*
Title Variability of Diphetharia Bacteria in Experimental
Animals*
Orig Pub Tr. Krymak. mods in-ta, 1957, 17, 148-153.
Abstract Tests were conducted on experimental animals
sensitive
and naturally resistant to diphtherial infection (guines,
pip and white mice). The animals were injected subcuta-
neoualy with a culture or gravis type; one group was
"iven the injection, a specific serum (1000 AE), on the
eve or infection, a second &roup was given the serum 2
hours after infection, and the third group acted as a
control. The antidiphthoric sorum markedly increasod
Card 1/2

BAKULIRA, E.V.
Determination of the sensitivity of diphtheria bactoria to antibiotics
by means of paper indicator disks. TAb. delo 7 no.5157 My 161
(MIR& 1415i
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii Krymskogo moditeinskogo inatituta.
(BACTERIA, EFFECT OF DRUGS ON)

-BAMMINA , E.V.
Effectivenems of the use of a manIfestator for the
separation of
diphtheria bacteria. Lab. delo 7 no.5157 My 161. (MIRA
14:5)
1. Kafe4ra mikrobiologii, Krymskogo moditoinakogo
instituta.
(DIPHTHERIA)

BAKULINAj E.V.
Characterlettes of the Woterial carrier state in
experimental
ocular diphtheria caused by Corynebaoterium
dip~thariae in
aosoolation with pathogonia coaci. Report WO.23 ~cs of
the
i9olation of diphtheria baoterlay psoudo-44phtheria
bacteria
and diphtly3roids, Zhur. mikrobiol.p epid. I imyran,
4,0 no,4tll-16
Ap 163. (MIRA r45)
1. 1z Krywkogo moditainskogo instituta.

BAKULINA, E.V.
Correlation of texigenicit.y. sensitivity to phagoe and
antiblolice
J.Y, variants of Corynebact~,rltim d.1phtherla produced In the
tnteraction
wLth diphtherial, staphylococ.,tij and atreptw:occal pha"s.
Antlw- : -
biotiki 10 no.2sl59-162 P 16-5. kMIRA l8s5)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii (zar, - pror, K,D,Pyatkin) "skoga
meditainskogo Inatituti, Simforopoll.

~
Genetic role of otaphylococcal and streptococoal
phagep In
toxinopnesis of Cory-nobactertum diphtherIne. Biul.
oksp.
b1ol, i mod, 59 no,2M-81 F 165.
(F~RA 18..?)
1. Kafedra, mikrobiologii (zavo - prof, K,D.
Pyatkl-n) Krymskogo
m4ditainakogo instituta, Sizferopoll.

Scological. complex of nasopharyngeal microflora in
diphtheriu
patients and carriers and lysogenicity of
Corynebacteriva
diphtheriae. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i i=un. 42
no.11130-135
Ja 165o (MIRA 18:6)
1. Krymskiy meditainskiy institut.

WASDILTKO, Yu.Ya.; SHEYI?p SX. BAKU _n.4-=UI'IV.,KAYA.,
A.P.1
SEM11YUK, G.V.; UGUPOLISK1 . L.M.
Thioindigoid dyes, Part qt Thioindigoid dyeo containing
fluorine,
Zhursobekhime 32 no*6tlO'/0-1874 Je 162o (MIRA 25:6)
(7hioindigo)

LISJTSYNj V.K.; BAKULINkp G.G.; SEDOVA, T.V.; VORCZHTSOVt
X-N-, aL*shiy
Tran6fornation of halogon-containing aromatic compounds in
the presence of hokwAmethylenizine. Part It Substitution
of a chlorine atom by a hydroxy group in o-chlorocarboxylic
acids. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no,11:3731+-3737 N 162. (NIRA 15:11)
1. Hookovskiy kh1miko-tekhnologicheakiy institut imeni
D.I. Mendeleyeva.
(Acids, Organic) (Chlorine compounds)
(Hydroxy compounds)

GEWIMENKOJ, YUJO.; 6JIF~4NAk,R!,R.j KARPOV, V.V.
Asymmetric indigoid dyes. Partlt Unusual transformation of
2-thionaphthens-31-(fi --c-arboxymathyll) indolindigo. Zhur. ob.
kkim.
33 no*6:1988-1"1 is 163, (KIRA 16t7)
I* Nauchno-iselodavateltakiy institut organichookM poluproduktov
i krasiteley, filial v g. Rubeahnoye.
(Bennothiophene) (Indole) (Irdigo)

GERA31MI,NKO, Yu. Yo.; BAKULINA, G. G.
Asymmetrical indigoid dyes, Part 23 Mechanism
underlying the
transformations of
2-thionaphthens-31-(N-oarboxymethyl)indolindigo.
Zhur'. ob. khLm. 34 no.6t2015-2019 Je 164. (M1RA 17:7)
1. Nauohno-issladovateltakiv institut organichookikh
poluprodidctov
i krasiteleyp fiUal v gorode. Rubeahnoyee

-USWVChemistry Physical chemintry
Cad 'A Pub. 22 - 36/63
Authors I Bakulina, I.N., and Ionov, N.I.
IMS I The ener&v of electron affinity of Cy determined by the
method of surface
ionization of KCH and KCNS molecules
hri*dic&l IDok. AN sssR 99/6, 1023-10240 Doe 210 1954
Abstract IThe surface ionization of potassium thiocyanate (KCNS)
and potassium
cyanide (KCN) molecules on incandescent W was investigated,
During the
analysis of spectra of the positive and negative ions formed
during sur-
face ionization of KCN and KCNS molecules, the authors discovered
positive
ions of K39 and K41 isOtOPOst as well as negative ions with a
maea 26*
It was esteblished that the magnitude of the energy of the
electron cyan
affinity is not lower than 3 ev and that its values, at high
filament
temperatures, were very close to actual. The nogAtive ions vith
mass 32,
discovered during ionization of KCNS, were found to be the ions
of the
most widely known S32 isotope. kwo reforenceal l-USA and 1-USSR
(1948-
and 1952). Table.
Institution: Academy of Scienqes USSR, The Physico-Technical
Institute, Leningrad
Presented by: Academician A.N. Torenin, July 12, 1954

Aluttly of th clettron affirdty cd the hiloten atoms.
N - 11ALillpa and N, 1. 1 onov c"Fir-T.-Fnin- 01
TT-i'ttlectrou affinity of P. Cl, Dr. and I otimis w&3 dctd. by
th, -Saha-Larigmuir formul,% f- the 547;
alk halide mlm Thr difficulty will-i 111.4 ISE 1=111, i0ti,
-11 zich.%rdstm) vtLqk funt-thm, whicli cati be
dctil. oWy hidimily. A imdilieatiLm of that lormula that
d,*s ntit conWn#, hwiltocalt. thed 0 c~xbbloaticins
C4 the difftmmv, S, In rIcctmi n. "I'lly of 2 hm)rrs.
These 8 differences (expressrd it% r v ) 2?v Sc,
0.48 * 0.03. So - Sw - 0.21 :t 0. Xi. Se, Sir - 0.21
0.03, Sv, - Si - 0.27 -1 0.02, 3A, - S, O.W :1: 0.02.
SP - S, - 0.24 * 0.04. In the absrnre LA a sufficiently
arc'"Ately known Value IM any Ont hAlL%Srn atwn, a pr~
Vvicinal Value cj 3.6 is amint-11 f(a By, i.r , Sk, - 311 C.v .
and this. mribined with tbt mbjvc dillervii(v v-a)um, ynIds;
'ka - 3 A, Sj - 3A~ avid SY - 3.51 r v V. it.
A~~Nde ~U' nauk SSSR, Predstavleno
arutdeialkorl A. A. Lebedevyin.

BAKULINA I. N., Cand Chom Sci (diss) "Dotemination of the
Energy of Electron Affinity by Method of Surface
Ionization."
Lons 1957, 15 PP (Len Order of Lenin State Univ im A. A.
Zhdanov),
100 copies. Bibliography at the end of the text (11
titles) (KL,
50-57o 118)
- 9 -

20-1 - U/44
AUTHORSs
Bakulinal I.N., Ionov, N.I.
....... . ... . ....... .

TITLEi
........,
Determination of the Energy of Electronic Affinity of Sulphur

Atoms by Means of the Method of Surface Ionization (Opredele-

niye onergii elektronnogo arodutva atomov 3ery metodon pover-

khnootnoy ionizatsii)
PERIODICALt
Doklady AN SSSR, 1957, Vol.
116, Nr 1, pp- 41 - 44 (US311)
ABSTRACTi
The experiments
described by the present paper permit a very

reliable
determination of the eneray of the electronic affini-

ty of
sulphur atons. The authors determined the difference of

the
energies between electronic affinity of bromine atoms and

sulphur atoms by studying the surface ionization of the mole-

culea of sodium bromi..Aes (NaBr) and sodium sulphitec (Ila
8).

For this purpose bundles of VaBr-molecules und Ila
3 molecuiea

2
taken from two independent platinum furnaces were directed on-

to a tungsten wire heated up to a temperature T. The posi-

tive
and negative ions formed on the wire were analyzed by

means of
a mak;netic sector mass spectrometer. Durinj ionization

of NaHr
and ??a 2S ions only ?.a+ ions ire observed in the spec-
Card
1/'l
trum of the positive ions, and Br ions and S ions in the

Detormination or the Energy of Electronic Af rinity of Sulphur
Atone by Means
of the Mothod, of Surface Ionization
spectrum of the negative ions. The nothod used ror measurements
i3 discussed in short. This method does not -jve absolute values
for the energy of electronic nffinity. As a result of their ex-
perimento the authors give the value s 2 - 2,37 eV for the ener-
,3y of the electronic affinity of the sulphur atoms. This value
agroes with the vnlue a2 > 2,2 eV found by ionization of SO 2
molecules by eicans of an electron collision. A recently under-
taken determination of the enerCy (by means of the method of
photo ionization of the electrons fron negative 5- ions) re-
uxilted in the value 3 - 2,07 + 0,07 eV. The deviation of this
value from the value found her-e nay indicate that the energy
of the electronic affinity of t%e bromine atoms ii leas than
3,6 eV. There are 1 fi,;ure wid 5 referencea, 3 of which are
Slavic.
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AUT11ORSt QWina, I. K., lonov, N. I.
TITLEs Determination of the Electron Affinity of Halogen-
and Sul-
phur Atoms as %%e11 as of the CN-Rad.ical by the Method of
Surface Ionization
PERIODICALt Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 33, N" 9,
pp 2o63 - 2072 (USSR)
kBSTRACTi Due to the lack of reliable methods of
determination, an
accurate theoretical calculation of the electron affinity
(a) has hitherto been made only for hydrogen, while for all
other elements various methods of extrapolation were
employed.
Direat experimental methods of determining (a) probably are
the most reliable ones. One of the first of its kind is the
method of surface ionization (SI) which may be used for the
determination of (a) of most atoms in which (a) is a positive
value. However, this method haa also some disadvantages which
are to be taken into account. Some values are given which
were obtained for the s(X) (Refs 2,3) by various direct
experi-
mental methods (Table 1). In the present case, the
(Sl)-method
Card 1/3 was used for a. determination of the difference al
- 02 of two

Determination of the Electron Affinity of llalugen-
SOV/76-33-3-28/3',
nnd Sulphur Atoms as Wcll as of the CN-Radical by the Method
of Surface Ioni-
zation
negative ions with the application of equations which avoided
the above disadvantages and yielded more accurate results. The
ionic current was measured or, a mass spectrograph (Fig 1) and
an
EIIU-3 electrometer. The values of al -a2 for all halogens
(Table 2) are independent on temperature of the tungsten fila-
ment of the ionic source within the temperature range under
investigation (1750-223oOK). The value of (a) for fluorine is
smaller than that for chlorine, i.e. contrary to expectation,
there is no uniform increase in the (a) of the halogens with a
decrease of the atomic number. Determination of (s) for the
sulphur atom, which was equally made by measuring the negative
ionic current, yieldcd a value of 1.251 0.05 ey with the ob-
servation of independence on ~,he temperature of the tun&sten
filament (Table 4). Further, the authors determined the (S of
the CN and examined the applicability of the method of (s~_
determination for radicals. Finally, preliminary qualitative
experiments were made to investigate the (5I) of Be and Te on
Card 11/3 tun6sten, as well as of Sb and As on thoriu-,Gxide
cathodes
(TOC) (with a mokybdcnum core). In this connection, the authors

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sov/76-33-9-28/37
and Sulphur Atm;s as Well an of the CN-Radical by the
Mt-thod of Surface
Ionization
investiE;ated the self-cmission of the negative ions of
(TOC)
and found that the (S1) on (TOC) may be employed for the
preparation of efftetive sources of negative ions of
clectro-
negative elements. There are 2 figures, 4 tables, and 22
references, 0 of which are Soviet.
A550CIATIONi Akademiya nauk SSSR Fiziko-tckhricheskiy
inctitut Lenin3rad
(Academy of Sciences of the US-ER.Lcningrad,
Phyr~cal-technical
Institute)
SUB'.4'ITT EM iI'Dirch lo, 1958
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AU?HORS: Bakulina, 1. N., lonov, N. 1.
TITLE- Determination of the Ionization Potential of Uranium
Atoms by
the Method of Surface Ionization (Opredeloniye potentsiala
ionizatsii atomov urana metodom poverkhnostnoy ionizatsii)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal okeperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki,
1959,
Vol 36, Nr 4, pp 1001-1005 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper the authors describe a method of
de-
termining the ionization potential differences of two arbitrary
elements which were ionized simultaneously on a heated metal-
lic surface (tungsten or tantalum). The authors had already
employed this method (Ref 1). In the introduction, the theoreti-
cal bases of the method are discussed, and for the ion current
the formula
I - 9 + Ift L
EnA~ exp V) f/kTj i s given.
electron charge, n number of atoms impinging pGr second
on the surface, T - surface temperature, P - a function weakly
dependent on T, into which there also enters the statistical
sum of ion and atom). In the following chapter the measuring
Card 1/4 method is discuseedl Figure 1 is a systematic
representation

SOV/56-716-4-5/70
Determination of the Ionization Potential of Uranium Atoms by the
Method of
Surface Ionization
of the experimental arranEement. The substances, on which
surface ionization wan investigated, were mounted on tunj;3tvn-
or tantalum filaments and served as ion sources of the mass
spectrometer. No pure metals, but the salts NaCl, LiCl, LiF,
Ucl 41 and UF4 were investigated. Measurements were carried out
according to two nothode: either the ion current cf F- in
LiF-UF4 and Gl- respectively in NaCl-LiCl or LiCl-UCl 4 were
measured, or only the dependence of the positive ion current
on T, and the diagram lg(il/,2) - f(ift) was made. Filament
temperature in all cases was 22500K for tantalun and 26500K
for tungsten base. The apparatus and the method had been checked
by means ofaV-measurement of sodium- and lithium atoms, the
ionization potential of which is well known. Measuring results
are given in form of diagrams. Figure 2 shows
lg(I T/12250) - f(lpl) for the ionization of Li and Na on
tantalum (straight line in the interval 1700 - 23750K). An
Card 2/4 arithmetic mean of 85 measurements resulted in V Li- VNa =

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Determination of the Ionization Potential of Uranium Atoms by
the Method of
Surface Ionization
0.25 + 0-02 v)according to the first methodl according to the
secon! (Fig 31/averaging within the same temperature range
(diagram lg(I 1 2) - f(l/T)) with respect to 10 series of
measurements resulted in: VLi- VNa - 0.26 + 0.05 v. Figure 4
shows lg(I T/'2650) - '( I/T) for ionization of LiF and UF 4
in tungsten in the temperature interval of 2100 - 28000K, and
figure 5 shows lg(ILi/,U) ' f(1/T)j from the elope of the
curve (straight line) the difference VU VLi may be determined
as 0.68 + 0.08 v. Thus, V. - 5.40 + o.68 6.o8 + o.o8 v
results for the ionization potential of uranium atoms. The
accuracy of temperature measurement by means of an optical
pyrometer amounted to 2 t 3%. There are 5 figures and
4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradakiy fiziko-tekhnicheakiy institut
Akademii nauk SSSR
Card 3/4 (reningrad PIVaico-Teohnical Institute of the Act,demy
of sciences)

ACCESSION NR: AP4022712 S/0020/64/155/00210309/03kl
AUTHOR: ,Bakulina, 1. N.; Ionov,.N. L
TITL~: De.termining the energy ot electron affinity of copper,
silvler and gold
atoms by the surface ionization method
SOURCE: AN SSSR, Doklady*, v. 155, no. 2, 1064, 309-if,
TOPIC TAGS: electron affinity, energy, copper, silver, gold,
'eurtace Ioniza-
tion method, Iodine
ABSTRACT: The energy of the electron affinity of copper, silverahd
gold atomi
was. determined by a method previously described by the authors
(ZhM, 33,
No. 9, 2063 (1958)) in which the currents of the negative ions of
two elemepts
are compared during surface ionization on heating a polycrystalline
ttingsten Mal
men 1800-2300K. The electron affinity eherf
t to q (S) of iodine vias uned for com-
I sup a
parison (8 a 3. 07 el v) a In the relationship and ng are the
-surface flow of stoas ct the isleowts JAv*sWi;a_'q,_' J~ 'tie cumat

ACCESSION NR: AP4022712
ratio cc nobatbm km of thm elmente electron charge, k Boltzmann
constant,
minimum value of the local-work tupetion of the surface, and Al end
A2 al
min
-S2 may be cal-
rwaosof the statletical surns of the ionic and atomic stages. S1
culated from thf equation or determined froM the slope of the graph.
of 1m 1*
(4/10 - f(l / T).n The values obtained were: S(Cu) a 1. 5 * 10. 5 ev
, S(Ag) - 2. 0 :h.
0. 2 ev; and S(Au) a 2. 8 * 0. 1 ev. Positive and negative tons of
the elements are
formed on the neated surface; and the ratio 4 the current of these
ions can be
expressed by
V)_
I A#exp- Ar-
UP W_
A
- - -AF
Values calculated from this equation were: S(Cu) a2. 1 - 2. 2 ev.;
S(Ag) 2. 0
2. 3 ev. Orig. art. has: I table, I figure and 4 equations.
ASSOCIAT uk
ION: Flifko-teldmIcheakly inatitut im. A. F. loffe Akademflna sss~t,_
(Phyei Gabn:LG&2. Iftemute, Academy of Scienca~)SSSR)
Nt
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