SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUCHERENKO, V. D. - KUCHEREPA, M. N.

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ROZRDZsTmsKrT, T.M.; A 7 n . rrKTMO, V.S.-, AGAYONOT, V.I.
Acadenici&n Danill Kirillortch Zabolotrqj, outstanding solentlet and
hmanitarlan. Zhnr. m1krobiol. spid. t iumn. no.12W-23 no.124.17-
23 D 154. (XLRA 812)
(NZANLOMIO DAMIL KIRILLOVICH, 1866-1929)

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U80/14edicine Immunology FD-2614
Card 1/1 Pub. 148 - 25/25
Author Kucherenko, V. D.
Title e problem of nerve receptivity during I =1nogenesis
PeriodIcal Zhur. mikro. epid. I J=un., 4, M-114, Apr 1955
Abstract It was observed that there was an uneven response on the part of
the neuroreceptive apparatuses of various organs and systems in an
organism when antigens were introduced into them. It was found that
the most effective method of tetanus 1-minization was intramuscular
administration. The use of an anesthetic helped reveal the part
played by the nervous system In the immunobiological reorganization
of an organism. A supplementary stimulus, i.e. the introduction of
a physiological salt solution, increased and accelerated the im-
munobiological reorganization of the organisms of animals. The
results of the experiments axe presented on two charts. So ref-
erences are cited.
Institution Laboratory of the Patho;hysiology of Infection and Immunity (Head-
Prof. A. Ya. Alymov), Institute of General Pathology and Experi-
mental Therapyp Academy of Medical Sciences USM (Director - A. D.
Speranskiy)
Submitted April 30, 1954

USSR/~P_-V_-Um ffeeurrvphyi3l~ulua, In-a-unvolom FD-
Card 1/1 Pub. 148-23/24
Author Alymov, A. Ya. and Kucherenko, V. D.
Title Nervous reception and its importance in immunogenesis
Periodical Zhur. mikro. epid. i immun. 10, 97-103, Oct 1955
Abstract The effect of the central nervous system on the development of im-
munity is discussed in connection with I. P. Pavlov'o theory of
nervism. The author citea the works of various Soviet authors in
thin field to support his argument that the central nervous system
plays an important role in the development of immunity. Six Soviet
references are cited.
Institution
Submitted May 12~ 1955

XIKMKO, V.S., ASMMOVA, I.Xh,,rJCiMWXD, Y.P.
Simplified method for setting up the agglutinin adeeprtion test*
Voeno-madeshure uo*22946-47 11155 (MIRA 12:1)
(AGGLUTINATION)

KUGHNRSNXO, V.D._
Relationship between serum titer and the method of injecting
dysenteric antigens. Iab.delo 2 no.6:12-14 N-D 056. WRI 9t12)
(SERUM) (APTIGINS AND ANTIBODIES)

KIKIMIKO, V.S., polkovnik med.sluzhby, doktor ned.nauk, )OiLITOVA, I.1h,
VCHUT.90, V.De mayor medesluzhby, knnd.ved.nauk, XAMANOVA. R.I.
podpolkovnik-iii-dealuzbby, kand.med.nnuk
Method for taking air samples in making bActeriological analyses*
Voen-.medzhurs' not'lit45-49 N156 (MIRA 12:1)
(AIR-RACTERIOLOGT)

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112. PV A1,r-�MLtN Ap ted
"The Problem of Methods of Collecting Samples Wr 4 4,
Bacteriological Analyses," by V. S. Kiktenkc, ". . 1,1h.
Anhurova, V. D. Kucherenko, and N. I. Kashanovu, Voyenno-
Meditainskiy Zhurnal., 140 11, Nov A pp 50-54
The article discusses insufficiencies inherent in the construction
of air-sampling devices currently in use, particularly the S. S. Rechmenskiy
apparatus. It is considered that the greatest possibilities for collect-
ti= bacteria, viruses, rickettsiae, and toxins are afforded by devices
Vh_4-:h operate on the basis of air filtration through liquid or dry (soluble
or Inanlijble) filtorr.
A new apparatus illustrated in Figure I [Photo No 2705j9j, for collect-
Ing air samples for tacteriological analysis is described. r efly the
apparatus consists of a U-shaped glass tee 25 cm long with a diameter of
1-5 '!rn, connected by a short rubber tube to an inverted 250 ml bottle 14 cm
dee; and 6.5 cm In diameter. The bottle has a spigot at the bottom with
an opening of 1-5 cm. The assembled apparatus makes it possible to connect
vessels of varying diameter and volume. The tube and part of the bottle
are filled with glass Leads; 40 a of phyciological solution of bouillon
(PePtOne water) In poured into the apparatus. A rubber tube 30-40 Cm long
Is attaChO to the tube at the bottom of the bottle, and air is filtered

through the liquid by an aspirator attached to the opening of this
tube. Inclusion of the beads in the system provides greater surface
for aerosol adsorption, thus accelerating the process considerably.
Experiments with the above-described apparatus showed that the use
of bouillon or peptone water increased the collecting capacity of the
apparatus. After filtration of the air, the fluid was poured into a
glass container and investigated by usual methods depending on the situ-
ation. It in noted that any test can be performed with 30 ml of liquid,
including biological tests on animals.
The article mentions that an ordinary pump (Photo No 2705601 can be
ueed for napiration of the air (in addition to napiration by mouth). If
the teat is carried out in an infected atmunphere, the apparatus can be
connected to the inhalation valve of a gas ma9k. Volume of air aspirated
in calculated according to the usual method, described in the text. On
completion of the experiments,, the accuracy of the calculations was ver-
ified by special tests in vhich a gasometer was used.

The SUthQ'3 discuss Prelizin&rY experiments in vh1ch the collecting
capacities of the Pasteur flask, the Koch method, and the apparatuses of
Krotov, Rechmenskiy, and D'yakanov were comparatively evaluated. They
state that performance identical with that of the proposed apparatus can
be obtained only by the use of the last mentioned device. It was estab-
lished In these tests tbat the apparatus proposed collects tvo-three times
more saprophytic microflora than the D'yakanov apparatus. Testing of the
remaining devices was limited to trapping specific microflora in the air;
intestiral bacilli, dispersed in an aerosol chamber by means of a special
atomizer, was used as an experimental subject. The method used in these
experiments, the results of which are presented in a table, is described
in detail. The capacity of the new apparatus to collect intestinal bacilli
vas shown to be 2.6 times higher than that of the D'yakanov apparatus.
The rate of aspiration of air by the new apparatus is almost ten times
greater (480 liters per hour) than that of the D'yakanov apparatus
(50 liters per hour). Despite this fact (the collecting capacity of an
apparatus supposedly being inversely proportional to the rate of aspira-
tion), the collecting capacity of the new apparatus Is higher than that
of the D'yakanov system.

It is concluded on the basis of statistical calculations that there
exists complete correlation between the experimental data collected in
testing the apparatuaeB, the coefficient of correlation beina + n.97.
The authors consider that the higher coefficient obtained in the experi-
ments described correctly reflects the great efficiency of the proposed
apparatus. This apparatus is recommended for collecting air samples for
betteriologlcal invostiptiona in hospitals and field bacteriological
laboratories. (U)

AL'MoV, A.Ya., I)ro-,i'.; KUCWW11KO. V.D. (Xonkvtt)
w - w - IMM MOOMMOMM"Awd"
Pirogov'n viowu on the naturs, epidemiology, and prophylaxiB
of sono infectious diseuses. Vrach.delo no.12*1325-1327
D '56. (MIR& 12:10)
1, Chlon-1corroopondent AJOI SSSR (for Alynov).
(PIROGOV, NIXOTAI IVAROVICH, 1810-1981)

KUC,ILEIMIKO, V.D.; ALYMOVp A.Ta.
Effect of nonspeolfic stinzalationa on immunogeneals. Trudy
Inst. norm. I pat. fiziol. AM WSRno.11146-150 158
(%,IIRA 16t12)
1. Iz laboratoril infektsionnay pat.010 H (zav. - c~len-4,or-
respandent. AMN SSSR prof. A.Ya. Alymovi otdela patologil
(zav. - akademik A.D.Speranakly) Tnatil.-uta normallnoy I
patologiche.mkoy flziologil MV MR.

XIXTXNXO, V.S.. rUOMLXNXO. V.D.
Possibility of the propagation of pathogenic microorgnniume in the
external environment. Zhur.mikrablol.epid. i imoun. 29 no.5t133-136
NY 158 (KIRA 11:6)
(COMMIC.ABIS DISIASES. trAnsmission,
through environmental microorpnniame, review (RUND

SKVORTSOV, Vitaliy Vasillyevich, KIKTHYXD, Yaelliy Sill %-.-Arovich;
_Vaoi1iy__Dorofiyqvjch; ROUDESSIVE11SKIY,
OCHERMIKO,
red.; SENCIULO, X.K.0 takhn. rod.
(Viability and detection of pathogenic microbes in an external
medium]Vyzhivaemost' i indikatsila pitogennykh m1krobov vo
vneshnoi orede. Moskva, Medgiz, 1960. 348 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(BACTERIA, PATHOGENIC)

ABELEVO G.I., kand. mod. nauk; BID-RINSKATA, A,G,y kand. mod, nauk;
GELITSER, R.R., prof.; GOLINEVICH, re.H., prof.; ZHDANOV, VA,
prof.; ZDROWVSKIY, P.F., prof,; KALINA, G.P., prof.; KAULEN,
D.R., ocand. mod. naukj KIKTENKO, V.S., prof.; KRYWVA, O.P.,
., kand. mod. nauk; LOHAKIN,
kand. med. nauk; F!JgHKWKO, V.D
H.S., kand. mod. nauk; MDSING, G.S., doktor med. nauk; PERSHINA,
Z.G.t kand. sellkhos. naukj PEKHOV, A.P., doktor biol. neuk;
PESHKOVp M.A., prof,; TIKHONENXO, T.I., kand. mod. nauki
TOVARNITSKIY, V.I., prof.; SHEN, R.M., prof.j ETINGOF, R.N.,,
kand. mod. nauk; KALININA, G.P.,, prof., nauennyy red. toma;
ZHUKOV-VEREZHNIXOV, N.N., prof., otv. red.; VYGODCHIKOV5 G.V.,,
prof*, zamet. otv. red.; TIMAKOV, V.D., prof., zamo 0tv. red.
BARDYkNp O.A., prof., red.; KALINA, G.P., red.; PETROVA, N.K.,
takhn. red.
(Multivolume manual on the microbiology, clinic, and epidemiology
of infectious disoaaes]Mnogotomnos rukovodstvo po m1krobiologii
klinike i epidemiologii infektsionnykh boloxnei. Moskva, Medgiz,
Vol.2. Genergl microbiolog)r]Obahch&ia mikrobiologlia. Red. V.M.
Zhdanov. 1962. 535 P- (MIRA 16:1)
(Continued on next card)

DMITRIYEV, I.A.; KUCHERFXKOv V.D.
Some,.problema in the atudy of the demand for drugB. :2~t-
deio 12 no-42-14-18 Jl-Ag 163., (MIRA 17

Kl-,CliM- E2iYO, Vaoilly Dorofeyovich; 1-ITYAYEVA, Yu.P.? red.
[~jotectlon of pathogenic microbea in the external et-vlron-
Ment] Indikataiia patogemykh r1krobov vo vneshnei nrede.
I Movkva, lzd-vo Mosk. univ., 1964. 139 P. (MIRA 17:5)

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Andrei IAkovlovich Alynov, d.1965; obituary. Zhur, mikrobiol.,
t~
epid. i imnmn. 42 no.8:156-157 'g 165. (f-fIRA 18:9)

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Analysis Of the fracture E193/E383
the patterns of the fracture the
macro- and microstructure and following conclusions: I) roll
surfacesi they arrived at the iversal coupling of the upper
fracture or the jaw Of the un single overloading due
r a 750 stand wee caused by a he rolls, the low
journal 0 tally folded strip passing through t 7y factor;
to accide the steel being a contributol r roll Of a
impact strength of I the second groove of the UPPO
2) the fracture it by stress concentration contributing
blooming mill I" c aused t fatigue crack, wilich initiated
to the formation of the fire, nent; 3) the fracture of the
ductile fracture of the COMPO attributed to the fact
middle roll of a 3-high stand 550 was hen it wa's reconditioned
that the roll had not been preheated w al stressess
-up process- This set UP intern ack and later
by the building ation of a circumferential cr f the
leading to the fOrIn fracture of the main shaft 0
a. 4) the
to brittle fracture, was caused by large number of
flywheel of a 500 Inm stand alternating loadscaused the
loadet 5) educing gear of a wire-drawing
short-duration over approaching the
fracture Of a shaft in the r magnitude
machine; 6) alternating load* Of a
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s/i48/62/000/008/009/009
Analysis of the fracture .... 9193/F.383
fatigue limit of the material caused fatigue fracture of the
pulley of a blost-furnace charging-skip hoist. The examples
quoted demonstrated the need for rigorous control of all the
factors which might contribute to the formation of fatigue
cracks (quality of the materials, design, heat and mechanical
treatment, service loads$ corrosive media). It was concluded
that all working parts should be periodically inspected and if
fatigue crackswere detected they should be removed. Detailed
investigation of each failure should be carried out and the
results used to take measures to prevent recurrence of the
failure. There are 6 figures and 1 table.-
ASSOCIATIONSs Dneprodzerzhinskiy metallurgichookiy zavod-vtuz
(Dneprodzerzhinsk Metallurgical Works~- Vtuzl
Metallurgicheskiy sayod in. F.E. Dzerz'hinakogo
(Metallurgical Works ino F*Z, Dzerzhinskiy)
SUBMITTED:
March 27# 1961
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GIIZEK~,,IiIIK, V. I I. ; TY I "'K V I, r.,%. ; Y,=ijc=]E- I=t., :1=;ro=~Vj. ; Cf IYe. Y.
Analysla of tkie troakago of' metallurgical equilr-ment jj,-irta. lzv.
vys. u(,,Iieb, zave; chern. met- 5 no.8:17~-.182 1,~-9)
3. Dnel)rcdzerzhini3~iyrotallurgiihot3kiyzavod-vtuz i
Metallurgicheskly zixvod im. F. E. Dzerzbinn't-logc.

TYLKINY M. A., kand. takhn. nauk; GREBENIK, V.Y., kand. tekhn. nauk;
VCHEREM, V. F., inzh.; ALPEYEV, V. G., lnzh.;
RAITSKAYA, V. A. , inzh.
Heat treatment of crane wheals. Mashinostroenia no.5:57-.60
S-0 162. (MIRA 36!1)
1. Dneprodzerzhinakiy matallurgicheakiy zavod-vtuz im. M. I.
Arsenichava (for Tylkin Grebenlk, Kucberenko). 2. Metallur-
gicheekiy, zavod im. Dze;4hinskogo (for Alpsyev, Nikitskaya).
(Steel-Heat treatment)
(C,ranss, derricks, etc.)

GREBENIK, V.M.; KUCIIERENKO, V-F-
Experimental -verification of conditions in summing-up damagets.
Izv. vys.ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 6 no.12:212-220 163.
(MIRA 17: 1)
1. DnepropetrovskiY metallurgicheskiy institut.

;;7 '7,
GREMNIKP V. M.; KUCIMOIXOl V. F.
Experimental investigation of the affect of alternating over-
loads on fatigue strength and durability with and without stress
concentrations. Report No. 1. Izv, vys, ucheb, zav.; chern. met.
7 no.6tl99-206 164. (MIRA 170)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgicheakiy institut i Dneprodzerzhinskiy
metallurgicheakiy zavod-vtuzt
P,
Y, ag
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JaMILRPYL V-F-, doktor khIm. naulc,sotrudnik, red.; RUDINKO, V.A.. gotrudnik,
red.; ANMXT16'V. Y.N., sotr6dnik. red.; CIIISHCMKO. A.S.. notrudaik,
red.; SIDAI. G.M.. sotrudnik, red.; SATAROVA, N.V., red.; GRIBOVA.
M.P., takho. red,
Istereochomistr7 of CYCIohwwne 40rivatives; collection of articles]
Stersokhimiis proizvodnykh teiklogsics" na; abornik statei. Koskya,
Izd-vo inostr. lit-ry, 1958. 329 p. [Translated from the Inglish
and French). (MIRA 11:11)
1. Institut organichookoy khtmit im. N.D.Zalinekty AN SSSR (for
Kucherov, Rudenko. Andreyev. Onishchanko, Sepal).
(Cyclohexane)
(Stereochomistry)

MISTRYUKOV, L.A.; MEMO, V.F.
4ffect of the nitrogen function of /,-ketodecahydroquinoline
on tho rolative stability of cls- and trana-iBomers. Iz*.
AN SSSR. Otd.khim,nauk no.7:1343-13444I 161. (MIRA U.:7)
1. InBtitut organicheakoy khimij im. NID. Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Quinoline) (Isomors)

- MUM, V.F.; IVANOVA., L.N.; SEVEJUNA, T.A.
Synthesis of some monoketones of the cis-bydrindan series.,
Izv, AN SSSR. Otd,kbim.nauk no.7tl348-1350 n 161. (MRA 14:7)
1. Institut orgunicheskoy khimii im. N.D. Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Indanono)
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ACCESSIOU URI- AP4014386 S/0145/6,3/ooo/01.1/0047/0054
ALITHOF6: Grebenikp V. H, (Candidate of technical sciences.. docent); Kuchoronkop Ve
(Enginacr)
TITLE,.- Fatigue atrength under repeated load change and conditions for summation of!
failures
SQUFCE: IVUZ. Mashinastroyeniyag no. 11, 1964, 47-54
TOPIC TAGS- fatigue strength,, repeated load change, notch, flexural testp initial
:'Btross
ABSTRACT- Three types of steel 15 specimen.- were fatigue-tested under repeated
load change conditions. The three types weret unnotched, smooth-notched, and
sharp-notched. Puro flexural tests under rotating conditions were accomplished on
the MUI-6000 machine. These tests were conducted at two stress levels# under
mccha-.Ucal softening ct' > a* finalp and hardening conditionsp
initial 0 f inal
Two loading cycles up t6 failure were used for all three apecimenas N
initial
,5 x 1 and N2 . 0.7 x 105, and the bass numbers of cycles N 0 for each specimen
3

'ACCESSION N`R: APhOlh386
6 6 6
~wero: No, - 10 s No2 1.1 x 10 and N 1.2 x 10 To establiBh an equiva-
1 03 7.
~lence criterion for a2a three specimens, the initial stress and final stress cycles's
'were identical in number. The reaulte were tabulated and plotted on graphs. At
.low values of number of loading periods (reversal)# the rule
niAli - a - 1 whore a A njAj
;rails (ni - total number of load cycles, Hi - nunbor of load cycles up to failure),
However, upon increasing A the value of 7n Al does tend to unity. 'Furthermore*
~_ i i
for the nutched specirriona the strengthening effect was higher, and it increased with
the sharpness of tho notch. Finally., in the softening region, where 7 nIN 1,
the number of reversals was lower in the unnotchod than in the notched specimena,
The opposite was true in the hardening regiono Orig, arts host 5 figuros# 3
',tables, and 1 formula.
%Zi"C;V,=Us Dnapropetravek4 r4tallurgicheskiy inatitut (rhwpropetro-tak Metal-
lurgy 1ru3tituto)j Dneprodzerzhinakiy matallurgichaskiy savod-vtus (Dneprodserzhinale
LHotallurgical Works and Institute of Technology)
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GREEBE211K, V.M.,- IVANCHENKO, F,K.; TYLYIN, M.A.; V.17.
Strength and uauses for thos rupture of a d-rive shaft for th,,
mochanism of a propelled rvir on a floor-type charging
1zv* vys* uchebe zave; oherns mote 8 nool.&'-69-~r,5 165
(MIRA 18:1)
1. theprofterzhinskly metallurgicheskiy navod--Auz.

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KOROTKMSI G.I.; KUCHERENKOj V.G.; ZAYMAROV, A.Ye.; OVSYANNIKOVA, T.M.;
PAHKOVO M.I.
Removal of riser heads. Metallurg 8 no.7s23 Jl 163. (XM 160)
1. Zhdanovskly metanurgicheakly zavod ix. Illicha.
(Steel ingots)

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Mrtallur#*,
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I. /,!AV rn. f7,

AVDMTVj G,I.; CHECHIK, B.E.; KUCHEMKO, V.I.
bse ofIprecipitin reaction In gal for the atudy of antigens In
the spleen of patients who have died from lm&emia. Probl.
gemat. i perel. krovi 8. no.ltlO-16 Ja 163o (MIM 16W
1, Iz laboratorii virusologil (zav.-prof. V.V. Gorodilma) i
eksperimentallnoy terapii opukholey (zav.-doltor ned. nauk
V.M. Bergolits) GoaudarBtvennogo onkologicheBkogo inntituta
Imeni, P.A. Gerteena (direktor-prof. A.11. Novikov).
(LEUKMIA) (SPLEKN) (ANTIGENS JWD JUMBODIES-AVALYSIS)

Kuchorenko, V. I.
I'Vie ; rnl)lv.-, of Lile arlcid.'Alc propertien of ~xirfr~al sera."
Ac,id Yed Scl USSR. In3t of Epiderdolr~j- and l7onorary
Acafieniclan :i. F. Ganileya. I:oscow, (Dissertat-op-, for- the Dri-ree
of Candidat,, Ln YeRcal Scienc,~.O.
Knizhna~a letopisp
No. 21, 195b. Foscow.

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:Alitly of tho ant'lgon I c
myt-dorui tind Art health. Frobl. gfir-lit. :1
N 16".. 1E:4)
1. liaburutoriyu ok--porimentaltm-y toirttpll
mu~. nauk V.",11-reollts) Gcsuclar,,tvo=ll,Co '.~kcgo
onkologichoskogo instituta Lmeni Gortiona (dLr. Frof. A.1b. 1;avikov"
Moskva.

KOLOTIY, A.A.1 KUCHERENKOt V.L, 1.
f
Losses of tin and lead during d!smolutlon In the syntema"Of
fused salts SnCl 2 - (KC1) and. PbCl, - (KC1 - NaCl).
Ukr. khim. zhur. 30 no.1:57-59 164. (MIRA 17s6)
1. Institut obshchey, I neorganichaskoy khiaii AN Ukr6SR.

CKSEN't V.P4.
Controlling complete roor caving by mechanized removnl or
timbering in a steep seam, Ugol.1 40 no,1: &10 Ja 165.
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tio

KUCHERVIKO, Te.M.; VOTTTUK, V.M.
"
MAMIJWJ~-_ ~
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(HONILIASIS) (ANTIBIOTICS)

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(RAU'dOLYIA therapy)

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Vinnitakogo maditsinakogo ingtituta.
(LEUKE)aA)

KUCHEFXM09 Ye.H., kand.me4,&nauk
Clinical significance of
salicylate. Vraohe delo
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Vinnitakogo maditainskogo instituta.
(CARBOMRATE MLTABOLISM)
(LIVER)

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2-y gorodskoy klinicheekoy bollnitey g. Vinnitsy.
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. I , I
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Vinnitskogo meditsinskogo institute.
(RALT ISTOCA010GAPHY) (GANGEA)

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(VARIX)

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GRIWSHFUN, O.Ya., podpolkovnik meditainakoy aluzhby (Vinnitaa);
WCWEj%Qj-Tot,X., kand.ned.nauk (Vinnitsa)
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(MIM 15sl2)
(OSCILLOMM) (HTMTEMS ION)

KUCPEREMOL Ye. H., kand. rwd. nauk
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(KIRA 1517)
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VinnitBkogo meditainBkogo instituta,
(LEUKEMIA) (LIVER)

NUCIDUNKUp Ye.M., k~uid. mod, nauk (VirinItsa., ul. L. Tolatogo, d.21);
KADOSHCiRJK, T.A.
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khirurgii (zav. - doktor mod. nauk
gospitallnoy torapii (zav. - prof.
meditainskogo instituta (dir. - dotsent

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Category : USSR/Flectrons Electronic 09ticu H-3
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 1957,H0 1668
Author :Gabovich, M.D., Micherenko, Ye.T.
Title :Penetrating PlanlZ 90 its Connection 'with tho Primary Focusing of an
Ion Beam I
Orig Pub :Zh. tekhn. fiziki, 1956, 26, No 5, 996-1003
Abstract :The penetrating plassms. produced by discharge in hydrogen is investigated.
It is establinhed that this plasm in related to the characteristics of
the ion-optical system. A diagram of the ion source used in the inveati-
gation in given. The pressure of the hydrogen in the source was approxi-
mately 4 x 10- mm mercury, and the maximum ion current drawn from h
.5 ma at a gas flow of approximately 7 r
source was approximately 2 cm 1~r
and apower consumption of approximately 250 watts. To carry out the in-
vestigations, two movable probes were inserted in the source. The spatial
distribution of the particle concentration, of the space potential, and of
the electron temperature vmv determined. The voltage-current characteris-
tics observed in the extraction of the ion beam from the source are ascribed
to the changes in the localIzation of the penetrating plasma. It is stated,
on the basis of the data obtained that the assumption encountered in the
literature that the extracted ion current ion current is limited by space
charge,is not experimentally confirmed.
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AUTHORs GABOVICH,M.D.,_KUMRENKUV,.:-,.T. PA 2126
TITLE: Investigation of the pen_eT-A-t1'ff-g plasma on the occasion of a
discharge in mercury vapors (Isslyedovaniya pronikayushchey
plazmy pri razryade v rtutnykh parakh. Russian).
PERIODICALt Zhurnal Tekhn. Fiz., 1957, Vol 27, Nr 2, pp 299 - 308 (U.S.S.R.)
Received, 3 / 1957 Revieweds 4 / 1957,
ABSTRAM On the occasion of the forming of an ion bundle the source of
which is a discharge plasm there is a transition domain in which
transition from the chaotic motion of ions to a directioned motion
takesplace. It was the task of this paper to investigate this
transition domain, attention being confined solely to the dis-
charge in mercury vapors. At first the device is described with
the aid of which experiments were carried out. An illustration of
this device in attached. Preliminary experiments, which were
carried out with the help of another device, showed that when
shifting the probe from the domain in which the discharge occurs
into the domain to be investigated the characteristics of the
t
hose characteristics are
probe retain their normal aspect.
shown in form of a diagram. A further diagram shows the axial
distribution of the characteristics of the plasmas obtained if the
negative potential is lacking. An approximated equation for this
distribution is given. The following diagrams show an analogous 2
Card 1/3 distribution of characteristics for the discharge current of 90 A/cm

PA - 2126
Investigation of the penetrating plasm on the occasion of a
discharge in mercury vapors.
and the spatial distribution of the characteristics of the',~ene-
trating plasma for a discharge current of 20 A/cM2 and 90 cm2.
Furthermore, the influence exercised by the field on the con-
figuration and extent of the penetrating plasmas was investigated.
Experiments were carried out while at the same time the electric and
magnetic fields exercised their influence. It was found that the
temperature of the electron gas in the penetrating plasma diminishes
considerably with a growing distance from the output opening. The
gradient of the potential within the demain of the penetrating plasma
is considerably higher (by several volts per cm) than in the dis-
charge itself and it is directioned in such a manner that the ions
are accelerated. The chaotic wall-flow of the ions emerging through
the outlet opening is subjected to the Influence of a highly ac-
celerated field and is transformed into a flow with a predominant
direction. From an equation derived it may be seen that the minimum
amount of the potential within range of the outlet opening cor-
responds to the amount of the energy which the ions have in the
transition zone near the negative probe. As long as the boundary
of the penetrating plasma does not advance into the depth of the
Card 2/3 discharge, the entire ion flux passing through the opening is

PA - 2126
Inveatigation of the penetrating plaama on the occasion of a dis-
charge in mercury vapors.
determined only by the amount of the wall flux of the ions and
is independent of the amount of the negative potential.
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PRESENTED BYs
SUBVITTEDs
AVXILABLEs
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6.1956
Library of Congress.
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and Tal I nova I
1214.2500 DOM' ysnenlcO I V 'P - lectron Emission
ye.T- on the E
y,ucher orlUO-1--~
AUTHORS S Of :Lon DambardmOnt 1959,
The Effecde-COnt ed Cathods ,VedeniY, F:'Z'ka'
TIT LE, % of a, 03ci vy sohikh u,hebuYllh the eff ect of ion
.V 611zvestiya 160-168 (USSR) made of tivated 031ide-
EVtl0[)jCA1 14r 2, PP tudy hag been 11 ac, (in the
An experimental a I of a we. on energy current
emi8s'or of the I
,,3 T"CT I bombardment on the t magnitude of the ion
thode- The effec the rate Of
coated C&~.o 600 V) and t%m,/cm2) on ted cathode
range 100 t I to 15 X lof an .3,ide-cOa udied. The
(in the, range emission 0 ture has been at in Fig,
of the temper* he tube Shown
decrease u,.d t . ilar to that
g at a red ried Out using; 8 9 Im is tile
work-inl were Call instrument in, Fig ctors-
,%periments this (Ref 12)- 1
construction of 2 are refle
The ptushinBIL'y thodes and ,.Ily Vur,
described by ton ca a cheM The
3 are tun98 filled With -4 mm Jig.
anodes out 2 3C 10 cribed by
ion source 1-3 wag ab method des
Ths pressure Of ,, the er
argon at a carried Out -4 thode Und
ation wan The ca ly behind the ion
joniz All in ROf ediste
Ardenne and He 10 was placed Imm
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The Effect of Ion Bombardment on the Electron Emission of an
Oxide-Coated Cathode
extracting system 4-6. The electrode 8 was used to
measure the change in the emission of the cathode.
Special precautions were taken to remove other gases
etc before the tube was filled with argon. It was found
that for argon ions of up to 600 ev and ion current
densities up to 15 ~& amp/cm2 noticeable fall in the
emission in observed only at reduced cathode
temperatures. At reduced temperature, the reduction in
the emission depends strongly on the temperature, the ion
energy and the ion current density. The following
empirical relationships have been found
CE - aosa
and I 3L loe -a(VP - b)Ipt
where a ML[d(lg1/I,)
L dt I two
(T - 990*K)
I in the current at a
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The Effect of Ion Bombardment on the Electron Emission of an
Oxide-Coated Cathode
ion energyj I in the ion current and a,b,Q are constants.
The correspondrng graphs are shown in Fig 6. 8 and 9.
There are 9 figures and 18 references, 6 of which are
Soviet, 7 English, 1 German and 4 Japanese.
ASSOCIATIONsKiyevskiy gosunivernitet imeni T.G.Shevchenko
(Kiyev State University imeni T.G.Shavchanko)
SUBMITTEDs July 1, 1958
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T-ITLS'- frequency L 0101ttroUl", 19591 means of
R&d1ot ekhniuaIssr) out by
plF9101DICALS _1237 VU war carried a high ev"'latioll ion
Pp 3.233 . descrIbcd having Figure 1, 'the
orimsut id in 1 which
The e%P natructed do3rico Chamber chamber
evice is jlugtr*t6
ABSTRACT specially Go quartz
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.velocity* form 2 03 whose
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source d to the ",Ytr&ctor that, f or A A
was filce d with an in such A way to obtain
possible
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63;3/h9 it was "an the I . electrode
dimensions We"- 2.5 00 wh--- he
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was Ca Cylindrical sharp 0
form ofr U/06U > 10( the energy-.
voltage of 'cV' aserved On
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2 X 10-2 gas Onerg A discharge
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Energy Distribution of the Ions Obtained From a High-frequency Source
the discharge was excited inductively; Curve 3 was
measured in a discharge at a pressure 1.5 x 10- 2 mm Hg,
the excitation being effected by means of internal
electrodes.
The authors make acknowledgment to Professor N.D. Morgulis
for discussions and his interest in this work.
There are 4 figures and 12 references, 7 of which are
Zuglish, 2 German and 3 Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Kiyevskiy gosudarstvannyy universitst im.
T.Q. Shevchenko)Kafedra elektroniki (Kiyev State University
im. T.G. Shavehenko, Chair of Electronics)
SUBMITTEDt March 5, 1959
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AUTHORSs Kucherenkot YeoT. and Nazarenko, O.K.
TITLZ.* Properties of a Discharge with Electron Oscillations
in a Magnetic field
PZRIODICALs Radiotekhnika i elektronika, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 8,
pp 1253 - 1256 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The effect investigated in thin work was observed
earlIer by one of the authors (Refs 1 and 2). The
experimental tube employed is illustrated in Figure
1. This consists of a cylindrical anode A a heated
cathode K and two reflectors R, and R2 a known
longitudinal field is applied to the system. TWO
different types of discharge can be produced in the
system. The first operating regime occurs at pressures
p < 2 x 10-3 mm Hg and is dependent on the form of the
cathode; this in referred to as the "difficult regime".
The cathodes in the tube were made of tungsten and were
in the form of a long cylindrical helix, a short helix,
Cardl/4 a flat helix or a flat oxide cathodo. The characteristict
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Properties of a Discharge with Zlectron oscillations in a Magnetic
Field
of a difficult discharge in which the cathode was in
the form of a cylindrical helix (length 20 mm, diameter
5 mm, spacing 2 mm) are illustrated in Figure 2a. This
shows a change of the discharge current 1. , the ion
current I t extracted from the system by means of the
Pierce device, and the discharge voltage U a as a
function of the magnitude of the magnetic field H
Figure 2S shows similar curves for a discharge with a flat
helix oriented porpondicuUrly to the direction of the
field, The discharge voltage Ua as a function of the
magnetic field H is illustrated in Figure 3; the
curve was taken with a flat helix, having a diameter of
10 mm, in hydrogen. As the gas pressure is increased,
the supply-source voltage being constant, the ion
current increases considerably in the region of the
peaks (Figure 4a). A further increase in the pressure,
Card2/4 above 2 x 10-3 mm Hg, for hydrogen, results in a very
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Properties of a Discharge with Electron oscillations in a gn
Field
intense discharge, which is characterised by a low voltage
drop; this is illustrated in Figure 46. A similar
critical pressure Is also observed in argon, the pressure
being about 5 X 10-4 mm Hg. The discharge above the
critical pressure it referred to as the "are discharge".
From Figures 5, it is seen that the increase in the supply
voltage, in the case of an arc discharge, leads to an
increase of the discharge and ion currents and to the
broadening of the "existence" limits of the discharge
(towards higher magnetic fields). The authors make .
acknowledgment to Professor N.D. Morgulis for discussion
and his interest in this work.
There are 5 figures and 6 references, of which 1 is
French, I German and 4 Soviet.
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Properties of a Discharge with Electron oscillations in a Magnetic
Field
ASSOCIATIONt Kiyevskiy gosudarstvannyy universitet im.
T.G. Shevchenko (Kiyev State University imeni
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TITLE, E:fect of Ion bombardment on electron emission of oxide ca-rDde3
PERIODICAL-. Referativnyy zhurnal, Pizika, no. 12, 1961. 406 abs'racl 12Zt,18
(Visnyk Kyyivstk. un-tu, 1960, no. 3. ser. fiz, ta knimly! no. 1
106 - 107, Ukr., Russ. summary)
TEXT: The effect of bombardment by argon Ions with energiez rangln,3 fr-_~m
100 to 800 ev on the electron emission of oxide cathodes with tempera+,Irelt rang-
ing from 725 to 1,07eK was investigated experimentally. I* was foind Ina, !n
the Initial moment the rate of electron-emission diminution Is a linear funclion
of ion-current density and ton energy and an exponential funr.'Ion of inver3- ~.-m-
perature for constant values of ion-current denotty and ion energy, 11 wi,~ a!F::,
found that the work function of oxide cathodes as determined by *ne
method increases under the action of ton bombardment by a factor of 2 wn!le
thode emission decreases by a factor of 7 - 8.
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evolution. This is partially confirmed by an exceedingly great
increase of work function although the omissivity only decreases by
a factor of 8. Further, if reactivation is neglected the
logarithmic decreare of emission with time should be linear.
However, in Fig.2 it in seen that this is not the case, although the
initial rate of decrease agrees with the theoretical, neglecting
reactivation. The studies of L&B6 cathodes contradicted
Lafferty's results (Ref-3) in that the effects of mercury ion
bombardment were found to be reversible. Analysis of the present
experimental material shown that L&B6 cathodes at working
temperatures are insensitive to bombardment by neon, argon and
mercury ions in a range of energy up to 10 kV for argon 3 V for
neon and 2 kV for mercury, with beam currents 100 A/c~2.
40 A/CM2 and 25 A/CM2 respectively. Changes in emissivity
caused by ion bombardment at low temperature were reversible and it
is assumed that they are connected with chemical changes in the
surface state of the cathode. Acknowledgments a-e made to
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Effect of the Ion bombardment of Inert gunos and hydrogen on
the electron emission of pressed cathodes. Radlotekh.i elektm;,.,
8 no.2479-287 F 163* (MIRA 16x2)
1. Kiyevskly gosudaretvannyy universitat Im. T.G.Shavehenko.
.(Cayhodes) (Theralonic emission)

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One for7a of an impeded discharge in a magnetic field. Radiotekh.
i elektron. 9 no.1s177-179 -Ja 164. (MIRA 170)
1. Kiyevokiy gomidarstvennyy universitat in. Sheychanko.

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AdCHMSYUN NR: AP5020688 - ull/0185/05/010/009/0838/03143
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AUTHORS: Kuctlereriko, Yp. T.; Stiyonko, V. A.
TITLE: Low-freqljency oncillations In the plasma of a reflex dis- I? .
charge
SOURCE: Ukrayinslkyy fizychyy zhurnal, V. 10, no. 8, 1965, 838-8113
TOPIC TAGS: plasma oacillation, diacharre plasma, iontzed plasma
ti BSTRACT: Coherent oncillationa w1th a 1'req%ifncy of 10 6 cps, appear-
tnv in a reflex (lincharge with a hot cathode at pressures p < 10-3 mm
11g, ar,,- Investigated for two typer, of discharge gap, one with a mov-
Ing reflector. The frequency of the Investigated oscillation-- did
not depond on tile probe potential, the d1scharge current and pressure,
but depended strongly on the length of tho discharge gap, the type of
gas, the electron temperature, and the mapette field Intensity. The
observed dependence of the frequency and anplitude of the oscillations
on the magnetic field la related to the static features of the dia-
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charge. In discharges with electron oncillat 'Ions at low pressures
there exists a series of values or the magnetic field for which non-,
uniformly dlqtributed densities of fast electrons emItted from ttle
cathode are act tip along the axts of the discharge. A aerie3 of
maxima and the doubling of the oscillation fr~~q;_iency on going from the
first to the second amplitude maximum Indicates that at a magnetic
field intensity If w 11 n conditions are most favorable for exalting )Lj-
cillations of the n-th harmonic. This leads to an amplitude and fre-
quency dependence of the oscillations on H. The explicit dependence,
of the frequency on tbe-magnatic field-which for small n is given by
the-same straight line independent of the size of the discharge gap is
confirmed experimentally. The slope of this line, however, differs
from the calculatod slope, since the assumption was made in deriving
It that the fast electrons are emitted from the cathode perpendicular
to its surface and parallel to H. This assumption to incorrect for
,the toroidal cathode Investigated. The slope for a plane cathode
coincides with the calculated value. Orig. art. has: formulas and
4 figures.
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of "Thin forr.:~tlr)n o!'
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is: destroyed After 48 -hour- exposure to sumlight and
utter 72-hour exposure in cbLicken droppings. Dif-
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Tr4l'oportation of aectlorw
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