SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MIRGALOVSKAYA. M. S. - MIRIANASHVILI, G. M.

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AUTHORS: M;rgal.~vskaya, 111. S. and Stre. 'rikova, I., A.
TI ME: Production f al:oyed A:n~~.'~e-cr-;stais u.,.d c," p-n iunctions
in aluminum antimonide
PERIODICAL: Flzika tverdogo tela, v. ',, no. -, *961, 4L1,6-458
III V
TEXT: Among semiconducting compound.9 of cype A B , A15b is of special
importance for the prod-,;ct.-,n of doleq, therml8tors, Infrared filterB,
solar batteries, etc. because of _~ts great forbidien-band width 11.6'~ ev
InvestigaUJons have teen performed repeatedly will alloys of AlSb and
other elements and 11t has bepn found that 3e, Cu, Ag, Au, Li, and
Sb do not change *he tyTe :~f conlactivity; Zr, ana Cd function as accept~;rs,
and Sn, Pb, As. Bi, Te, ani Se as doncrs At present tnere are no data
on the influence of sulphur avai'~atl-~!. The authors tave investigated the
influence of S, Te, and Se on the electric properties and also the proper-
ties of p-n junctions of A.Sb Ant:mony with less than 10-3% of As
has been usei as starting ma'.eria.'. and a.so Zn and Al of type A9 -000
(AV-000) after recrystalliz-,ng the material 1-) times it haa less than
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Production of al-loyed.
S/` 8, /6 1,1G0,z,'002/G2
b1021'B212
_3% impurities. The
10 a,, ng' e- cr~ 3ta a have been grown according to the
method of Chokhral'skiy 'growth rate 0.7 mm/min)- They were 40-60 mm
long with a diamitpr of '0-18 mm. Th(.-y showed p-typ conductivity and
their Mg, SI, Cu, and Fe content was less than 1.10~6- Tellurium and
selenium impurities and also sulphur in form of Sb,S, have been added
In portloas (J O_ 3 Tfit i The eectric properti(~B have beur, Vr
investigatei at ro(-T, 'emp,~ra*ure anul th,- results are given in a table.
It can be sepn that Ine - -P
f 'he p-t~,pe A-Sb into the n-type takes
place witli 0 C~,~c T-, Se, an" 0.09'/o' S Results of these investiga-
tions zan be summed -.~ ~is hghly resistant p-type AlSb single-
crystals have been ~cla~ned with hiditons of 0 03'A' S (v = 500 ohm-cm,
900 CM2 1 '2 cm ~) I
/V'3eC, n - ~O -1, ana 0.07% S (Q - 2000 ohm-cm); additions
14 A
of 0.07yo Se ,~O = 6 ohm-cm, A = 900 cm"./v,sec, n - 2.2-10 cm- i -40m-eec,
Vrev ~ 7 v) nd 0.09~. S ~Q = 600 ohm-cm) resulted in highly resistant
n-type A'115b single-crystals The most distinct p-n junction has been
established for 0.09 % by we-ght of' Se. Static voit-ampere characteris-
tica of a large p-n junction are an indication of its rectifying proper-
ties, and such large p-n Jinctlonq car. be used to make plane surface
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Production of alloyed...
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0.07T e n 1 0.1 -4
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0.035 p 300 6- 103
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1 2.2 1014 40 7
2.2 IO'n 15 8
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Legend to Table: 1) Addition to AlSb; 2) type of conductivity.
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Produc-.ion of alloyed ...
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rectifiers. The curved shape of a p-n junctiun can be changed into a more
plane one by choosing a suitable temperature ratio (I-eith a minimum tem-
perature gradient in radial direction). V. A. Kokoshkin assisted during
the measurements. There are 3 figures, 1 table, and 10 references:
2 Soviet-bloc and 7 non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Baykova AIN SSSR Moskva
(Institute of Metallurgy imeni A. A. Baykov AS USSR, Moszow',
SUBMUTTED: May 10, 1960 (initially)
August 19, 1960 (after revision)
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SKUDNOVA, Ye.V.; MIRGALOVSKkUp-M.S.
Effective coefficient of distribution of tellurium in
aluminum antiiponide. Zhur.neorg.khim. 7 no.11:2568-2571
N 62. (MIRk 15:12)
(4luainum antimonide)
(Tellurium)

SKUWWA, Ye.V.; jURG"OVSKAXA, ILS.; ANNAM&DOV, R.
Distribution coefficient of zinc in indium antimaide. Zhur.meorg.kr im.
8 no.3.685-688 Mr 163. (HIU lb'*4)
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bk. the ~_Czdchrilekl, '' thod Ia`puriffed hellum, at A #5 at. The daping substance,
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AUTTIOR: Skudnova, Ye. V.; Karaseva, T. P. ; Mirgalovskaya, M. S.
TITLE: Investigation of the In-Sb-Zn system
SOURCE: Zhurnal neorg. khim. v. 9, no. 2, 1964, 367-371
TOPIC TAGS: indium antimony zinc system, system phase diagram, indium
antimonide, zinc antimonide, zinc sub 3 antimony
sub2, zinc sub 4 antimony sub 3, indium antimonide zinc solution
ABSTRACT: The InSb-Zn, InSb-Zn3Sb2, InSb-Zn4Sb3,,and In,;b-ZnSb sections
of the In-Sb-Zn system were subjected to thermal and microscopic analysis.
The InSb-Zn3Sb2 section was found to be a quasibinary section of the eutectic
type. The other sections are not quasibinary. In the Zn-InSb
system the two components are in equilibrium only in the solid state. The
InSt, phase is in equilibrium with all phases of the system. At 280C. solubility
of Zn in InSb is 0. 2 wt. % (0. 72 at. %), of Zn3Sb2, 0. 6 wt. % (0. 33 mol. Yo), and
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of ZnSb, 0. 6 wt. 76 (0. 78 mol. 76). The relatively small area . of ternary solid
solutions based on InSb is explained by the differences in the cr.fatalline
structures of the InSb solvent and the Zn, ZnS4 and Zn3Sb2. A diagram, (Fig. I
of the Enclosure) of the positions of the fields of primary"cryatalUzattnu in the
In-Sb-Zn system shows 7 phases: In, Zn, InSb, Zn3Sb2, Zn4Sb3jand ZnSb. No
ternary phase was found. Orig. art. has: 7 figures, I tableand 2 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: none
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TITLE:-'Sow~ featureis,of'coherent, emissionof gallium: antimonide% laser diodes-,..,
SOURCE: Fiziks.tverdogo taU,, v. 80 no. 4p 1966,, =8_1o34
TOPIC TAGS:._gallium antimonide, laser emission, pn junction,lasek-,'Iase'r diode
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of an earlier study of laser effects in diffusion
GaSb p-n junctions (M v. 7j, 342, 1965). The present stucly was msAe with drawn p-n
junctions with the aim of determining in greater detail the features of their emission
and to explain why diffusion p-n junctions have a lower efficiency than drawn junc-
tions. The junctions were produced in a crystal grown by the Czochralski method.
The p-n junction plane was perpendicular to the crystallographic (122) direction and
the Fabry-Perot 'diode structure was produced by opticaa. polishing. The diode dimen-
sions were 0.4 x 0.5 x 0.5 mm. The measurements were made We. 77K with the radiation
produced both at large current densities (pulsed mode, pulse duration 1 psec) and at
low densities (dc). At low current densities the emission spectra of the investi-
gated p-n junctions consisted of a single broad line with a maximum noticeably ahifte~
toward. the 1mg wa%e- lagth sl& compared with the width of the forbidden band of GaSb 1
(0.80 ev). At larger currents, the radiation peak shifted toward ft shmtwom latghside

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(0-76-0-78 ev),, with a maximum half-widtb of the spectral line of 0.5 x 10-3 ev and
threshold current 8emkies of 3 x 103--l.2 X 104 aW/CMZ. Although the results indicate
conclusively that a laser action was produced in these junctions, the low resolution
of the apparatus did not make it possible to observe the possible oscillation modes.
Reduction of the temperature (to that of liquid helium) did not produce a noticeable
change in the radiation parameters. Several arguments are advanced in favor of the
hypothesis that states situated in the forbidden band participate in the stimulated
transitions. The dependence of the shift of the radiation peak and of the width of
the spectral line at different injection levels is analyzed and it is indicated that
the reason why the previously investigated diffusion p-n junction had worse las,r
parameters is due to the lower degree of doping attained by the diffusion process
and to a different character of the impurity distribution in the two types of junc-
tions. There is also a difference in the recombination mechanism in the two Junctio
The authors tkankJL_K,_Vu
,I for a discussion of the results and Y. G. Yelise ey and
V. I., Shveykir, for useful advice. Orig. art. has: 6 figures. [02]
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AUTHOR: Mirgalovskaya, M. S.; Sakharov, V. V.; Karpinakiy, 0. G.
TITLE: Deviation from atoichlometry In gallium antimonide
21 ~~iq
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 6A601
REP SOURCE: Sb. Simpozium. Protsessy sinteza I rosta kristallov I
plenok poluprovodnik. materialov, 1965. Teziey dokl. Novosibirsk,
1965, 22
TO?IC TAGS: crystal property, stoichlometry, crystallography, x ray
analysis, x ray crystallography, x ray investigation, gallium anti-
monide, crystal vacanc3r, crystal lattice
ABSTRACT:' A study was q de of the e ffect of high vacuum on the basic
properties of crystals ~eResu lt 88 f density and precision x-ray
'00
measurements o7--a soll lutionlof gallium antimonide are presented.
Assumptions are made regarding the effect of defects (vacancies) in
the GaSb lattice on the basic properties of crystals. (Translation
of abstract] (SP]
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centration chaws that at these concentrations the Ge and Be have little influence on
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AU7hOit Ilashovskiy, M. Ya; Kukuladze, G. V.; 1,azarev, V. B.; Mirgalovskaya, M. S.
ORG; Motalluri-j Institute Im. A. A. Baykov, Academy of Sciences, SSSR (Inatitut
matallurgil Akadamii nauk SSSR); InFititute of General and Inorganto Chomiatr7 Im.
N'. S. Kurnakov, Academy of Sciences, S5JR (Institut obahohey I neorganichaskay khImU I
Akadomii nauk 385R)
TITiZI Surface phenomena and crystallization processes In gallium antimonide melts
SOURCEi AN SSSH. Doklady, v. 172, no. 2, 1967, 403-4o6
TOPIC TAGS: surface tension, gallium compound, antimonide, crystallization
A~~THACT. In order to determine the general applicability of the rof7ularities
chiractarizing the relationship between surface phenomena and crystallization pro-
c,ij5as in indium antimonido molts, the foUoving phenomena were investigateds surface
pension of melts of the gallium-antimony system, influence of zinc and tellurium on
the surface tension of gallium antimonido, and influence of these admixtures on the
supercooling of Ga-Sb melts and on the growth of crystals from the melts. It Is
suggested that the behavior of the impurities in the solvent melt can be predicted
from the difference of surface tensions in the case of type AIIISb antimonides. In
AI11BV compounds which crystallize In a zinc-blende-type lattice, a correlation
exists between the mean atomic number of the compound and the surface tension at the
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malting point; the higher the mean atomic number, the lower the surface tension of
the compound. Data on the effect of To on the supercooling of indium antimonide In- 1
dicate that surface-active admixtures increase the probability of formation of a
solid phase nucleus. At a certain concentration of To. the growth of lamenar den-
drites of gallimli antimonide was hinderedo causing distorted dendrites to grow, then
was stopped altogether as the To content increased further. The Introduction of Zino
in appreciable amounts did not interfere with the Erowth of lamellar dendrites of
gallium antimanide. The regularities found by studying the role of surfacs'phanomena
in the crystallization of indium antimonide malts were found to apply to gallium
antimonide as wall, and am therefore thought to cover at least all compounds of type
1AlUBV which crystallize in a zinc-blendo-type latt"o. The paper was presented by
Academician Sazhinp V. P.g 4 Apr 66. Orig. art. has$ 3 figures and I table.
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AIMTOR: Da,.ghevskiy, M. Ya.; Mirgalovskaya, M. S.; Lazarev, V. B.
TITLE: Growing single indium antimonide crystals from melts doped with surface-
active and surface -inactive impurities
SOURCE: Ref. A. Fizika, AI)8. OA415
RLF SOURCE- Sb. Voverkhnontn. ynvlcntya v rtiRpInvakh i voznikayumheh1kh tz
nikh tverd. fazakh. Nal'chik, 1965, 579-584
TOPIC TAGS: crystal, crystal growth, crystal impurity, inoium antimomdo,
crystal lography, surface active alloy, surface inactive alloy, surface active
impurity, surface inactive impurity, impurity, semiconductor crystal, germanium
allov, selenium alloy, doping
A-K~VRA('T: A description is given of a device for growing monocryStals (C) by
t)ullaig thern from a melt (M), and for measuring surface tension of M. Measure-
InCiltH (if aurface teniulon of M In InSb doped with Ge and Se showed that Se is a
surface-active impurity, and that Ge to a surfac e- inactive impurity. Monocrystals,___
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and dendrites from M [see) were grown, alloyed with Ge in the amount of 0. 05-
2. 5 at % and with Se in the amount of 0. 0024-0. 25 at '16. An increaso in the con-
centration of Ge in the M was accompanied by a decrease in the width of dendrite
strips. No particular effect of Ge on the growth of C was noted. No success was
achieved in growing dendrites containing large amounts of Se, since at 0. 25 at 76
of Se their growth ceases. No morphological differences were noted between C
grown from M and alloyed with Se and K grown from P and alloyed with Ge. It
I was shown that within the given range of concentrations, Ge and Se affect the
process of supercooling only slightly. G. Volkov. (Translation of abstract]
[SP]
SUB CODE: 20/
card 2/2

VIRGANIPW, jh.
Oncology
Dissertation - "Roentgenological L4&gnosis of Tumors of toe Organs of ^tne Adediastinum."
Or Med aci, jecond Aoacow Medical Inst Imeni I. ~- ital-in, 12 Apr 54. ( editsinshiy
Rabotaik, Moscow, 30 Mar 54).
60: -~)LJM 1-13, 20 -iep 1954

I e 4 ON IY,- V, SM.
USSR/14edicine Roentgenology FD-',*ll
Card 1/1 Pub 132 22/22
Author Lipkovich, A. M., Candidate Medical Sciences; Mirganiyev, Sh.,
Aspirant
Title X-ray diagnosis of mediastinum neuroma
Periodical Vest. Rent. I Rad, )1-93, May/June 1954
Abstract Changes in the thoracic vertebra and ribs in the region of' the ',umor
during mediastinum neuroma are important and frequent symptoms which
should not be neglected during X-ray examination. Lung angiography
frequently yields valuable indications regarding the localization ~f
new formations. Since tiie vessels in the upler right Lart are fuil,
It is possible to at-rive at the erroneous conclusion that the t~_mor
Is localized in the lung. Three photographs (X-rays).
Institution Chair of Roentgenology Il Moscow Medivtl Institute imeni 1. V. Stalin
(Chief - Professor V. A. D'yachenko).
Submitted

14IRGAUITIV, Sh.H., kandidat aeditainakikh nauk
A case of diaphragmatic hqrnia with prolapse of the omentum into t~o,
modiaetintm. Vest.rent. L red- 31 no.5:89-90 S-0 056. (KLRA 10:1)
1. Ir. Kafedry rentgenologii (zav. T.A.Dlvachonko) Il Moskovskogo
maditainskogo institute im. I.V.Stalina.
(HWWIA. DIAPM(IKATIC. compl.
prolapse of omentum into mediastinum)
(OKSHTUM
prolapse into medlastinum in diaphragmatic hernia)

KIROANITEVi-Sh-H-A kand.med.nauk
X-ray dlegnoels of Intrathoracic neurinoms. Ked.zhur.Usb.
no.12t29-38 D '58. (KM 13:7)
1. 1z kafedry routgenologli (zav. - prof. V.A. Dlyachenko) 11
moskovskogo Conudaretvannogo vieditsinalcogo Inatituta i kafedry
rentgatologil I maditsinakoy radiologit (sav. - prof. D.M.
Abdurasulov) Tashkentakogo goeudarstvannogo instituta usover-
shensWovanlys vrachey.
(CEMST-DISMASES) (MMVGUS SYBTSM--7UXCRS)

MIRGANI'LEV, Sh.m., kand.med.nauk
Clinical and roentgenological characteriist--~s of tu:-~crs cf
lymph nodes iW the mediastSmm. lied. zhur. Uzb. no.4:6G-63
Ap 160. 15:3)
1. Iz kafedry rontgenologii i meditsinskoy radiologii (Vtv. -
prof. D.M. Abdurasulov) Tashkentskogo gosudarstvennogo iwtiti.ta
usovershonstvovaniya Vrachey.
(I-EDIASTIMI-TIMORS)
(LYMMUM CS- .-TUMCES)

KIMANITIT, Sh.K., kand.med.nauk
"Diagnosis of tumors and cysts of the medlastlnung by B.IA.
lakllanchenko. Reviewed by Sh.K. Klrganlev. Test.rent.1 rad.
35 no.lt75-76 J&-lF 160. (MIRA 13:6)
(MIASTIMN--TUNDRS) (WKIIANCHMKO. B.M.)

KMGANIYEV, Sh.M.; KOLOSKOVA, L.A., red.; AGZAMV, K.p tekhn.red.
[Cllnical 1~-ray diagnosis of neoplastic diseases of the
mediastinuml Kliniko-rentgenologicheakoe raspoznavania
opukholevykh zabolevanii aredosteniia. Tashkent, Gosxed.
izd-vo H-va zdravookhraneniia UzSSR, 1961. 136 p.
(KIRA 15:5)
(MIASTINUM-TUMORS)

MIAGANI UV, Sh.M. . kand. med. nauk
X-ray diagnosis of extragastric neoplasms. Med. zhur. Uzb. no.6:
53-56 Je 161. (M-A 15:1)
1. Iz kafedry rentgonologii i meditainokoy radiologii (zav. -
prof. D.M.Abdurasulov) Tashkentakogo gosudarstvonnogo instituta
usovershonstvovaniya vrachey
(DIAGN081S, RALAOSCOPIC~ (TUI,106)

MIRGAN MV, Sh.M., kand. med. nauk
Roen,tgenological observations cri the so--&lled lower eso-
phagea-1 -ing. Vest. rent. i rad. 38 no-5140-42 S-010
(MIRA 16:1~')
1. Iz I-y kafedry rer.!.ganologii i radiologii (zav. - zaviu-
zhennyy deyatell nauki prof. S.A. Reynberg) TSentrall-iogo Li.-
a-~ituta usovershenstvovaniya rrachey.

FIRGANIYE7, Sh.M., kand. mad. nauk (Moskva)
Roe n tgenocinema tographic observations of the esophagocaLrdial
Junction. glin. med. 41 no-4--8-18 Ap 163.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Iz pervoy kafedry rentgenologil i radlologii (say. -
zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki prof. S.A. Reynberg) TSentrall-
nogo instituta usovershonstvovaniya vrachey v Moskve.
.. -04,

F.TRG.'LNlT'-'V, Sh.l,"
knatomical anc- funct-i DLa-' 'un.,4amentais ,*' tnu :%' -ray
u - " -e i -t5io
picture of the .--, 7 -gii nj .natoiao-furij, nal I rjr
osno,vy rentgenolc~,ilchp..,,kogo izol)-azr'enlin c;blastl kardil.
Tashkent, ~~edltslna, 134 T. (T.IRA lb:8)

MIRGANITEV, Sh.M. (Tashkent, 65, Massiv Chilanzar, d.105, kv. 35)
Walyular mechanism of closure of the cardia. Grud. khir. 6
no.103-86 J&-F 164. (MIRA 18111;
1. Perwaya kafedra rentgenologil i radiologil (zav. -
zasluzhennyy dayatell nauki prof. S.A. Reynberg) TSentrallnogo
instituta usovershenstvovaniya Yrachey, Moskva. Submitted
April 25, 1963.

ACC NR, AR60289O7_______ -SOURCE CODr,.:-UB/0299/66-/OOO/OOT/BO8T/BO8T-
AUTHOR: Mirganiyeva. M. V.
I TITLE: Nutrient medium for determining the activity of actinomycetes
antagonists of wilt diseases in cotton
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Biologiya, Part 1, Abu. TB6oo
I REF SOURCEi Sbo Vopr. mikrobiologii. Tashkent, Nauka, 1966, 00-83
TOPIC TAGS: antibiotic em==Wt, actinomycatem, wilt antagonist Ite.14-
ABSTRACT:
To determine the antibiotic activity of an actinomycetes
culture fluid, a medium of the following composition han
been suggested (in 1): glucose 1. Peptone 1. N*Cl 0.05.
(NH ) so 0.3, K211PO4 0.1, agar-agar 2, tap water I liter,,
,pH )3-Y.5. Teat organism - WerticitZi~~- dalsliao. [WA-50; CBE No. 111
5UB CODEs o6/ SUM DATE: none/
Card UDC: 61.5-779-90-

4IRGANTSSV. Sh. aspirant
X-ray diagnosis nf 11pome of the mediastimm. Test.rent.
rad. no.5:95 S-0 155. (14LRA 9:1)
(IMIASTIMM--TU14DRS)

ITRGIN, --.A.
Artillery ngmpowders arl charg,ar. AKILLE.-,',IISKnr- N.~%.HA i ZAX-AikEl .
Translation 'rom the German by 1 A. lZRIII,'D editpd by K. K. sr:-,'.7-rc).
i;osc(Yw. S-at- Publ. o-' th,3 -)nfinsp Inci. 19 0. pp 19),.

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MIRGOROD V - KPIVFTS1 P.
Mechanized transportution of sugar beets ac-~~.-,dini:; to an hour
schedule. Avt. transp. Z3 nn.9:15-16 6 '6". (MIRA 1P:9)
1. Tambovskoye avtcmoht1'n,)y(-

TEPLITSKAYA# U.S.; MALAYA, L.P.; MIRGORODSKA%k , A.K.; SHEYKO, Z.A.;
KOGAN, TS.I.; CSIPOVA, PANYURATOVA, V.S.;
GORBACHEVA, L.Ye.
Spedies of dysentery pathogens encountered in 1959 in certain regions
of Dnepropetrovsk Province and their sensttivity to the dysentery
bacteriophage and antibiotics. Vrach. delo no.9:U(:r-1.18 S 161.
(RIAA 14:12)
(DNEPROPETROVSK FROMCE-SHIGELLA)
(BACTERIOPHAGE) (ANTIBIOTICS)

AUTHORS: Shargorodakiy, I.I. , Mirgorodskaya, N.A. 32-li-i2/60
TITLE: Short Reports ( 1) (Korotkiye soobshoheniya)
PERIODICALj Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1957, Vol. 23, Nr 11 , pp. 1308-1308 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A new method for the determination of the zinc content in nonferrous
metals is suggested in this paper. This method consists in the fact
that at potentiometrio titration of zinc by potassium ferrocyanide
the oomponents of the solution are precipitated not one after another,
but simultaneously. For examples zinc and antimony - as metal acids,
lead - as sulphate, and oorpper - as sulphide. After removal of the
precipitation by means of filtration, iron and nickel are precipita-
ted by animonia. The zinc remaining in the filtration is titrated po-
tentiometrically.
ASSOCIATION, Metallurgical Plant imeni Dzerzhinskiy (ketallurgicheskiy zavod im.
Dzerzhiwkogo)
AVA.ILABLE: Library of Congreas
Card -1/1

M14GOROI)SKMA, Nir4- Markovna; SEMENOVA, Ye. I., red.; KWOLEV, A.V. ,
tekhn. red.
[Nurse's work in the newborn infants ward) Kabota sestry v
palate novorozhdennykh. Moskva, Medgiz, 1963. 171 p.
(MIRA 17:2)

1)7-58-h-12799
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AUTHOR Ildirgorodska,,a, -S-1-
1"I FLE An Experinicnt :t. 1h, I;ii'kdiZ,flQ I-f PdrtS Op,t '.T)Udr(--li--t S~il -
fAiro,.arii,,.i dc,,il,-,,
PERIODICAL V s 1.) Ufini.,k. -or :iau, hzi,i-tvkhri konfvro-nt~i%a. pos,.vash( h.
vypolyieniyu dirckti% XX s vrzda KPSS po teklin pro,,,ressu
proni-,,ti. Ufa, Pt )-, . pp '4 1 -AZ
A IS P A C I Sulficf,/it~,! k.-). ,f irivialb, durmi.4 ~%hi( ll t film of FeS (somr-
times xith thc oxiclati-ri produ( ts of the Fe present) forms oil
the surfa( c. lwovr~ the fri( tion ( ot-ffi( ient,and raisevi the wear
resistam v of nial, hint- partij or tools ( F. J', the r-na4 llinvr~ -
buildin~4 pl.ti,t tht- prol. vs~- ()f sulfidizing high-speed steel F is
i:i, ludud in the !, ( hrioJ,)gi( .,I pro( css )f its pi,)dut tion Fhv S
()f I ;r, !hc ImA forrii i- rwrformcd in it ~jath having a apa( ;t,
'll ~Ioo ~~() kg ~ilA I Of"IST. , , 'I It, "0 1 of Na C" 1 17. 1 ~ it (, 12
* it C I ih Inctit ral sai: s. to, be trit-Itcri first), FvS I 1 2.
* 'i S 6 1 1 4 t a ~ t i % l, - s i I I s , , t cl ( " cd it, the melt of the nekitral ones-1.
,ir'SK Iff-r,ro, ~,jmdc i -1 (at , c1cr,itori. When all 1114. salt., arc
C, a r (I I i Z trivIled. the leryipcr~tt~irc )I the Im1h is r,iiscd to) ,00 t l0oC-

An F-,Np(-rm.vnt In OIC SWIfidizing ol Parts
for 10 1:~ -Owrt-kipon lht- ,,,orkintt itt-mpt-tature of the bath is vstah-
11shi-d J: ~oo i 10,1 Thc holding tifrii- r; th, b;ill ;s 4~ min I-) hours 16rjwnd-
Ing on Ow ;I,- )f tfit~ I Upot~ -,xii-tuslim )t thc bath. i( ti~,- -Its jr, idd-A
Control (d : f- beilh is perh)rmod cithcr j~ I 11('rlil-tl anal"-sis -the , milt-tit ot
Sulfides 01,)uid ht - 0 :~'O, (yr h, ,ka~ ot ,oring tv~,ts uf thc sulfidizurf sampte
ivvhit h shmi.d nol pi,riml ay)v k t)rmi.!,
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SOUROZ# Molochnaya pro"uhlonmet's no. 7,, 1965t 22-24
TOMIACOt food tecImole
gyp packaging machinery/ Saran
AWRACTs In view of Its good ptasical and chW-cal properties, the thermoset
Saran fila In suitable for shrink-packaging of blended choose. Due to the
orientation of its moleculostSaran undergoes unitozu shrinkage (30-80%),, depending
on the manufacturing conditions, the degree of orientation, toWerature, and
polper, colvasition. it =wt be stored at a taVerature below 25C# but it andures
60C during prolonVA bRatings 930 periodJLC&Uyp and 1660 for a short time. The
tomperature dependence of shrinkage In tabulated. The ultrasonic equipwat
described by John RadforA (Package Nngng, 1963,, No* 10) is used for sealing the
films but the thermal pulme method In also sultables For vacuumt-jackaging In
Swan fLJA# the stanlard packegft machines can be equipped with a vacum chambero
1por shrinkovecks -autooddc
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B. Hirgorodakiy, Sumy
-,-.Radio,)/No 1, p U
Reception of Kiev sound at SuPW (300 km) using a supergenerative receiver was improved
by the addition of a reflector to the dipole antenna elevating the latter from 8 a to 15 a,
-I Usw
and adding an_..~16-wholrb-mwe, adapter with one rf amplifier stage. Author believes that
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experkwierft with picture reception should begin nov at Sumy.

PUMOVSKIY, A.A., kand.pedagog.nauk, starBhiy nauchnyy notnidni1r;
BUROV, V.A., uchitell: GLAZYRIN, A.I., starshiy naiichnyy sotnidnikv
pensioner; DUBOV, A.G.. starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik: ZVOMIN. B.S..
nauchnyy sotnidnik;KAMMMTSKrY, S.Ye., uchitell; KOSTIN. G.N., pre-
podavatell;-KIRGOTIODSKIY, B.Yu., nchitell: ORZKHOV, V.P., prepoda-
vatell; ORLOV, P.P.. prepodnvn~ell; RAZUMOVSKIT. V.G., aspirant:
RUKTANTSM, I.M., aspirant; TERMITIM, M.N.. prepodavatell;
KHOLYAPIN, V.G., preT)odavatell; SHAKHKATEV, N.M., nauchnyy sotnidnik,
uchitell; VOMNKO. I.A., uchital' aredney shkoly, pensioner; STA-
ROSTIN. I.I.. preDodavntel'; MOGILKO, A.D., anpirnnt; SLIMIN, H.K.1
KOPTHKOVA, L.A.. red.; LAUT, V.G., takhn.red.
[Now school equipment for use in physics and astronomy] Novye
shkolInye pribory po fizike i antronomii. Pod red. A.A.Polcrovskogo.
Moskva. Izd-vo Akad.pedagog.nauk RSFSR. 1959. 161 p. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Akademiya pedagogic-heakikh nauk RS1?SR, Koscow. Institut metodov
obuchaniya. 2. Laboratoriya metodiki fizilci Inatitiitn Motodov oblirhe-
n1ya Alcademil podagogicheskikh nauk RSFSR (for Pokrovskiy). 3. Sred-
ayaya zheleznodorozhnayn ahkola at.Kratovo, Koskovokoy obl,isti (for
Burov). 4. Institut mtodov o1nicheniya Akadenii podngogic~eskikh nauk
(for Glazyrin, Dubov, Ravimovskiy. Rumyantsev).
(Con6lnued on next Cmrd)

POKROVbKIY, A.A.- (continued) Card 2.
5. Institiit metodov obuchaniya Akademrii pedagoj:.n;4uk; srednvaya s,ikola
flo-315 14oakvy (for Zvorykin). 6. Srednyaya ahl-ola Ho.212 Mr,Rkvy (for
Kamenetskiy). 7. Kresnodnrskiy pedlw;titut (for Kostin). 8. Srednynyq
shkola No.18 g.Stimy (for Mirrorodakiy)j 9. Ryaza-iskiy pedinstitut (for
Orekhov). 10. Staliagradakiy padinatitut (for Orlov)..11. Moskovskiy
gorodakoy pedinstitut; arednynya ahkola No-443 MonkvY (for Toront'y"v).
12. Balashavakiy podinstitut (for Kholyapin). 1). Inatitut rwtodov otni-
chenlya Akademit pedegog.nAuk; arednyays shkols No-215 Moskvy (for
Shnkhmayev). 14. Moakov9kiy pedinatitiA im. V.I.Leninn (for Stprostin).
15. Pedinsti~ut im. V.I.Lenina v Kook-ve (for Not-ilko). 16. Zavedlipi-
shchly nn-odnoy astrononirbiRkoy observatoriyoy Dvortan k-iil'tijry Moskov-
skogo avtoznvoda im. Likhacheva (for Semnkin).
(Physical instruments)

MIRGORODSKIY, B.Tu.
Simple electrnnic strnboacope. Politekh.obuch. no.9:42-44
S 159. (MMA 12:12 )
1. Sradnyaya sbkola No.18 1,,.Suqr.
(Stroboscope)

MIRGORODX IT, B. Tu.
~;w
Universal accessory for an oscillograph. Piz. v shkole 20 ao-3:75-78
my-is 16o. (Kim 13. u)
1. 18-ya arednyaya shkolat g. SumV.
(Osc Mograph)

MIRGORODSKIY, B. U.Ag. Sumy); STETSENXO, Yu.T. (g. Sumv)
Demonstrating the interference of sound. Fiz.v shkole 22 no.6t
50-51 N-D 162, (MI]RA 160)
(Interference (Sound)-Experiments)

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MWE 1 9009 XXIL.OLTATION SOV/507a
Akadevills, nsuic Ux3it. jalev. InstIrtut glextrozvaryuvannya
ToodronlTe navykh sposobov ovaricl v promylohlonnost - i a bornlit a to 1. c,
T". 3. (Introduction of Ilon Welding NothodS In Industry; CO1-
lectiaw, or Articles. v. 3) Llyov. Gas. lid-vo tokhn. lit-ry
McrdU. 1960. 2CT p. 5,000 copies printed.
SpccgorIAS Agencyt Ordens Trudovogo grasnogo tnazenl Inatitut
Glektrodlvarirl iXenI aicadeal" To. 0. I'stans Akadesil naux
TKrainalto7 SSR.
24.2 IL Marenko; Tech. l1d.i 3. Matusevich.
PURPM: lhla collection of articles to Intended for personnal In
Um welding Lndustr7.
COVIRAM The articles deal with the combined exporlenc9a Of the
Inst1tut elaktroavariel Imeni To. 0. Paton& (Electric Welding
Institute Lamont To. 0. Paton) and sov*ral industrial enterprlo*3
LD 601ving Scientific 4and engineering problems In Welding
techmalogy. Problems In the application of now methods of no-
ChA0196d welding and *IQCtrO3l&& welding In Industr7 are discussed.
This Is the third collection 0 f articles Publl3rt~d under the Was@
title. the Foreword was Written by B. To. Patcn. Academician of
the A"desy of Sciences UlcralnLan SSR and LAnIn price winner.
ftere aro no references.
TAXX OF COff7XVMI
Cand Ida to of -n-lcal Selene-al.
T~_L. Non el'borg [Candidate of Teciinical Sciences,
I.ent To, 0. Fat..l.
A,_9_j__nmazh1A1x1xjCundIdat. of T.ennical Sciences.
VkrILIZSXIY-nAuctLao-lbilodovat-l'sicly trubnyy In3titut
(7CM1nIAM SCI*Dtlric ROSearch Institute for the Pipe
Isdustry)1. aMdj__A__ftL1rk* JCnief !Ingln.er, Ctelys-
binMk17 truboprokAtny7 zavio"& (ChalTsbinaw Pipe RIll)l.
low Process for Producing L.Arge-Dlameter Stml&Mt-W*ld
Pipes for Oil and Us Lines 140
;X2mX2L_JL_1_ fln Inoorl 0 14. Rat,41-n [Candidate of
Tachnica.1 3c d.neer. Electric
--J _ __ ~.i,
Welding Institute isitnt Ye. 0. atonl v *A. vorchenko
llnglbaor Of the Trust *Prodmnta;:h' ITruat for lhar~alls-
ttOn of Pood industry l&3tXblIshe-ts~j, ar,d JM_
ajLL_jfarm*rIy Chief Znglneer of tne Do I 'oniVT7`-7rTMrF._--
'TIMI*nC* In the 3ucc*28f'ul W*Idlng of Aluminum and Its
Alla7m - 154
- 0. 1Jtn&I-a,.rj
___,mwj?~~wAXwniCO Engineer. Electric goldin,
= rtmh __0. MN Y__U (
a onl. 1. a.
Rochelle. selgorLL"17 t'*0entnY7 Ziv-d B-'gor~d C ... nt
Plant)). 111- P_ Isayev lchler or the Welding E2gln..rl~,
ftPILrtment. Lreanoyarokly Z., lbt
Siberian R~&ry Rachlnory plan o'. yx X.-= r, me..Yrsk
qj. and V. Z_ LptlXar.;v
10"uty Cblsf PrOcQSA Kndl ... r z-d -*yjznma.,-
3"Mn' 1104V7 machinery Plantil. El.etroslaa tol~lng of
Large T7v- 35L Stool Ti.-Ming, for Cem*nt KlIns 176
bold IC&ndld&tl of TecnnL,si Scl-nCes. Electric
S_1J._+1tut* Iment Is. 0. Pat.'l.
9
IT'restVrqLl a ta I*konatruktaly, (Ur.1ftb
trust)). and S. Tu. Rabliovicrt (Trest Dnep",ta.
kMst'rUk'-sIYVCDn~Pr Fabricated -Steel 7,,,
. 3t)1. Zjp_jon,
In the R&C"nizntlan of Welding jop.mt,ongl In the E,
time Of AttL1119 Structures Car a Blgst-r~&c. Plant 194

MIRGORODSM, M.I.
New nothods of the treatment nf deep trichoph~tosin and parasitic
sycosis. Vest.venor. 110-1:59-60 Jan-Feb 51. (CLKLT 20:6)
1. Treatment using a mixture of honey and acotic acid.

MIRWRODSKly. N.
,
Changs, an outmoded regulation. Fin. SSSR 18 no.12:71 D 157.
(MIRA llil)
l.Starshiy inshen*r RoeglavWasomolensba.
(%ployment management)

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ACCESSION NR: AP5011269 U8(/O016/6 5/,)00/0 0L,1(j 01210013
AWMI011: Khvot3hc11onkq_j_ Yo. U.; P.ndftlkos ~.J',; povyatovn, A. -)',I_
Rodionpyn A. P.; Mlrotvortsov. Yp, Ij; MlrgqrodaXl;rj .0,, T.
TI'M.: Tulrtremla dotoction In Prlmor3kiy kray
SOU13CE: Zhurnal mikroblologli, epidomlologii I lrnmunol,lolo~-11,
'11ho. 4, 1965, -13
12
TOPIC TAGS: man, txilaromIR, PrlmorokI7 krny, soroir-p Ic t (,st
nntural focus, rodent, tick
AT13"I'RACT: Tho first cauq) of tularomin In PrLmorsl(1.1 Fj-n,,, wrin
roportod In 19(13 In tlic Un3uvisk dintrict, but no 0V1JL;'1()- (-f' " ul I.t.o. I-
In naturnl foci han boon found to (Into by tho PrIviornhly
"Itat.1011. On tho beals or ciinicni nyinpLo-ris, tho rano uC Ft lf, ye old
paLlont, a nativo of tho arou, wna dir nouod as an oyo-buor1i-1(, 'orm
of tularomin. The pationt's tularin -stradormal to3t jrovo4A F,o:i1tLvo
and ngglittInation renction wns markedly pouitivo with it L11.or oC
1:400, A tularemia culture wao not Isolated, The pationt wan
houpitalized in an infectious disease hospital and treated with
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streptomycino The patient was reexamined 3 m03 after rocovery at
which time the agglutination reaction titer was 1:3200. It In
assumod that the infection was transmitted through tho water of the
Lyuchihhoza River In which the patient frequently washed. Intradermal
tularin tests administered to village residents disolosod positive
reactions In 18 persons, two of whom may be oonsidorod infected. The
prosonce of various rodents and tioks In the area Indicate that the
extensive bactoriologloal investigation of the Antiplague Station
should be continued to determine the natural foci of tularemia,
Orig. art. has: None.
ASSOCIATIONi Primorskaya kralevaya protivoahumnaya stantalya
(Primorskiy Kray Antiplague Station)
SUBMITTED: O2Kar64 3NCL:' 00 SUB CODE: IS
NR REP SOVs 000 OTMM: 000
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ACCUSION VRt AP40413TO
6/0048/64/028/006/1033/1050
AUTHORt Derid, O.P., Radsuteam, B.I.; KIrgorodskly, V.JL; Markus, U.S.
TITIZs Physical and chemical properties of some alloys of the Ind lum-solonium-tel-
lurium-cadolum system ffoport, Third Conference an Semiconductor Compounds hold in
Kishinev ii to OIL top BWW
SCUMM AN USR. Investlys. Serlya fisichaskays, v.200 no.@. IN4, 1083-1066
TOPIC TAM alloy system, semiconductor property, solid solution, Indlum, selealum,~
tellurium, cadinjimm
4WTRACT* Them alloys of the In-Ge-Te-Cd system were Investigated, the composi-
tiona of which are repreassited.by points in the CdT*-CdS*-In2T*3-Ift2SQ3 plane Of
the tetrahedral diagram be a the ln2T*3-XnZS03 and CdIn2T*4-Cd1ft21*4 traverses.
Solid solutions were formed over a wide range oil composition, as shown by the she-'
ded portion of the diagram In Figure I of the gnalosur* 01. All these solid solu-
tions crystallized with the slaubleade structure. no solid solutions with samll asi$..
alum content ejft1b1tW svVerstruaturo lines abaracterietto of IngT*3; these with
lame cadmium oentent (except the 1polutisms very 41mo In Composition to ad 100404)
Out 1A

AMRSOM Ms APW41374
;wers ordered similarly to C~lngT*4*, and the solid solutions with intermediate cod-
m6mus content formed disordered crystals. The solid solutions with compositions
(1Q2TQ3)x(1m0`M3)1-x and (Cd1&2Te4)x(Cd1aOe4)j_x were investigated In.mare detail
thaa the others. Liquidus and notidun curves are given for tbase systesso and the
lattice coMSt4at Was found*to Very smoothly With Composition In accord wift Vq%ard1s,
law is both systems. The electric conductivity of the (ln2T03)x,(ln2S63)1.ix-GOlutimO
increased by a factor &GO as x decreased from I to 0.93 and dec saod to approxi-
mately Its value for In21*3 an x decreased to 0.80. The temperature dependence of
the conductivity sea tkat characteristic of semiconductor*. It to suggested that
the formation. of solid solutions by simultaneous Lso- and beterevaleat substitutics!
should be possible also is otbar complex semiconductor systems. 4*M~ a*Uwm ex-
PC,@" their deer gratitude /too ftoteasor K.A.Corymmove for bar great istaireat in thel
Was and for Walumblo sMea pavitered during discussions ad It, ad also to R.A. I
ftelyamin at the Institute o9 ftysice sod 11athematice of the AeadeV V1 felences, oil
i thin WOMMUM M for bor Partfielpation Is tkw en"rtmetal weft@* Orleferteh"I
4 1111

L 08324 -D4T P(W)jTWP(Ej/XTj LIP(a) In
ALU 1qKFt67-R60337'8
SOURCE CODEt UR/0058/66/000/007/EO65/EO 5
AUTHOR: Mirgorodskiy# V. M.
i v V1 t1l
TITLEs Some electrical properties of indium phosphide selenide solu-
tions
5-9
SOURCE: Refe zh, Fizika, Abs. 7E492
REF SOURCE: Sb. MateriajX_jV Koji erentall molodykh uc
henykh Moldavii,
j,964_. S*kta. fix.-ma~iem.
TOPIC TAGS: indium, selenide pho6phide, thermoelectromotive force, Ha
effect, mobility, current carrier, magnetic field, alloy, polycrystal,
solid solution
I
ABSTRACT: The dependence on temperature of electric conductivity o,
thermoelectromoi;lve force a, Hall effect R, mobility 1j, and current
carrier concentration n In polycrystalline samples of solid solutions
in the system (IIIP)3x-(In Se3)1-X was Investigated. Measurements
were made In vacuo in the temperature range from room temperature to
300C. The Hall effect was atudied in a magnetic field of %1500 erg at
a current of 40 ma passing through the sample. It was found that at
room temperature an addition of ln2Se3 to InP results In an Increase of
a from 20 pv/C at x - 0.6 to 152 pv/C at x - 0.3. Electric conductivit
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a changes from 51 ohm-I.Cm-1 at x - 0.3 to 150 ohm-I.Cm-1 at x ~ 0*7.
Mobility u and current carrier n were found to depend only slightly on
temperature. The large n values (7-1010-3-1019 Cfg-3) and the slight
effect of temperature on a and R indicate a degeneration of the electr
gas in the alloys, The effect or thermal treatment on the electrical
properties of the alloys was also investigated, [Translation of ab-
stract)
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BOUPIRI, A.G., knnd.tekhn.rwk; VIRGOhOD6KIY. V.T., inzh.
Estimntion of the q-o,,-it of mntF-rinl nooded for nnnomiq synthelsis.
Izv. KPI 70:1(,1-1,71 117. (mvu 11:1)
(Ammonin)

~ ') ~ I /j, f , r. 1~ (~ i ~ " 0 " II.I
BONDARI. A.G., kfLnd.tekhn.npuk; MIRGORODSKIY. V.T.. inzh.
, ~i'.
Cnlculntion of the nmount qf npterinl necesnpry for preliminar7
entnlysia In the mnnilf nctiire of Rmmonin. Izv. KPI ?0: 174-18~
157. (14MA 11:1)
(Ammonin) (rntnlyulR)

OUR 0 YLOSKIY. losif Illich, prof.. doktor tekhn.nauk; BONDARO, Alls
GrIgorlysins. doteent, kand.tokhn.naukl UTASKIY, Boris Anto-
novich, dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk; GMDINSKAYA, Sarra Abramovna,
dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk; LADIUT, Rostislay Takovlevich, 1wnd.
takhn.namk; TANANAWO, Turly Kartirlyevich, kand.takhn.nauk;
KIRGORODGKIY..Vasilly -Ti-Rofeyevich, insh.; STABUIXOT, T.N..
prof., do or takhn.nauk, rateenzent; FUIUM, P.Ya.. red.
[Kachinery and equipment of chemical industries; principles of
theory and design] Kashiny I apparaty khimichaskikh proizvodatv-.
onnovy teoril I raschata. Pod red. I.I.Chernobyllskogo. Koakva.
Goo.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo mshinostroit.lit-ry, 1959. 462 p.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Chemical industries-3quipment and supplies)

CHERNOBYLISKIY, losif Illich, doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.j BONDARI, Alla.
Grigorlyevna, kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; GAYEVSKIY, Boris kntono-
vich, kand. teklm. nauk, dots.; GORODINSWA, Sara Abrarovna,
kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; LADIYEV, Roatislav Takavlevich, kand.
tekhn. nauk; TANANAYKO, YuriyMartirlyevich, k&M. tekhn. nauk, dots.;
K4tGql~qDg!T, Vasiliy Timofeyevicb, Inzia.; rIJRER, P.Ya., red.; GORNO-
STAYPOLOSKAYA, M.S., tekhn. red.
[Machinery and apparatus for the chemical industries; principles of
theory and designj Mashiny i apparaty khimioheakikh proizvodetv; os-
novy teorii i rascheta. Izd.2., ispr. i dop. Moskva, Maohgiz, 1961.
491 P. (MIRA L~:10)
(Chemical industries-Equipment and supplies)

(,'IIERNCBYLISKIY, Iosif Illich, doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; DONDARI,
Alla Grigorlyevna, kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; GAYEVSKIY,
Boris Antonovich, kand. tekhn. nauk dots . rNA7UVSKJY,
VsAUy Zymmleb, kond. t#W ", dpU* *'#A"DMXAYA,
Sara Abramovna, kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; IADTTEV, Rostisiav
Yakovlev,ich, kand. tekhn. nauk; TANANAYKO, Yuriy Marterlyevich,
kand. tf-khn. nauk, dots.; MIRGCROD3IIIY Vasiily Timofeyevich.
inzh.; STABNIKGV, V.N. , d6iio-r-FeTE-.----nai~i' Prof. , ie-Gs-erizent,
SOROKA, M.S., red.; CkRNOSTAYT-CVSKAYA, M.S., tekhn. red.
[Machinery and apparatus of the chemical industrylMashiny i ap-
paraty khimicheskoi promyshlennosti. Pod red. I.I.Cliprnob yll-
skogo. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 521 p. (MIRA 16-:2)
(Chemical engineering-Equipment and supplies~

ACCSSSION KRi AP4018303 S/0137/64/000/002/006/AOUG
SOURCEt RZho Metallurgiya, Abd. 1A27
AUTHORs Mirianashvilis 0. Mei BereshioLni# Vo M.
TITM Solubility of nitrogen in liquid chromium and melts of chromium and siliaon
CITED SOURCEt Tr. In-ta metallurgit. AN GruzS3R, v. 13, 1962(1963). 266-270
TOPIC TAGSs nitrogen, chromium. silicon, chromium alloy, silicon alloy
TRANSLATIONt The solubility of N in Cr and Cr-St melts was determined by the
dynamic equilibrium method. A mixture of purified N2(6W-660 ml/min) and
H2(40-60 ml/min) was passed over a malt weighing 60 g after the letter had been
kept in a stream of 112. Equilibrium was reached after an exposure of 2-3 hr.
Electrolytic Or and crystalline 81 were used to prepare the alloys. The solubility
of N in liquid Or, both during nitriding and denitriding with a rise in temperature
from 1730 to 19000 drop* from 6.42 to 3.96%. It booomse 490% around the malting
point. For liquid Or log 11 for the melt of Or with 0*90% 81 log 20 and for the
molt of Or with 4*6% 81 log 3s Ps Arsenttyev
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7'- Sol~;bility of nitroCon in molts of chromi=. and manganoso a:id amd
22L S 3 j'.~ C L -. Tr. In-t-- me;tallur.--il. Gruz.QSR, v. 13, 1962k'lGfs3), 271-273
7 3 3 nitroZon solubility, nianCL-n-azo, carbon, nitro;~an activity
S T Zr-C and Cr~'-- molts w,~ru pre ,-,ared from pure eli,,ctrol:rtic Lr~d
-I
in a.~- atmcanhare of H,. that L-,& solubili--Y (S) a' ir. Cr-C
I~ropL sharply with ris-i-7 [:,I i-lcreosa:; (-~O I.d~,,), s 'of
---a influezca of a S of N in Cr-'-'-. loss than
.3, t: C V. D i r, L 3 n i : r e I t s c 3 a t -, r o I Y
7~-;! affc ~:-Z; ~,-XA the 3 of Q a, a S of N was 5.75;~ at 17000,
5 . S it; -.,;a s 3 The functionz of tho raact4 on of Cr, -
"d :--alts vr-t*.-I X were determined. 7he temperature dependence of lo.-
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for the nolts studiod is a3 follcn73: f or liquid Cr, 2920/T-0.7.555; for -.r vrith
C.!;., lln, for Cr wi-th i3.2-X -n, V7300/TIr-l.2%8; for Cr -vrith 30
2.-^20/T-0.662, r~ndIfor ^,r i-dth I..r-;' Activity coofficion's of N in -
1-io-.Lid Cr and ~~tz molt3 with 1:n and 0, IoZ e~ - log [% 11 Cr-log (I. III Cr-Lz(C) ware,
cz-1culatod, and are expressed by the followl-r-7 equations: for melts vrith 6.11. Un,
-200/T,'0.l29, %-r t -zoo/ii -, th
t~k 23.2% !in SOO/T/0-52.3, ri'h 6.is/, c, -oxq3, Lnd ri
0, -lZ6O P. ArseAtly9v
A C 191-lar6~
SUB CODE: CH, UL ENCL.
COrd 2/2

.L h2961-66 M,:T(m)/T/W,(t)/ETj jjp(c) jD/WW/jo
ACC NRi A 021~916 :5 0*0 1 CIS,CODE:_UR/0031j6Q000/007/B038/W88
AUTHOR: Berezhiani, V. M.; Mirianashvili, a. X.
14
TITL~-;: Solubility of nitrogen in liquid and solid chromium at an elevated pressure
of the gaseous phase - - d
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Kh1miya, Part 1, Abs. 7B647
o-SF SOUiCS: Tr. Gruz. in-t metallurgii, v. 1965, 163-iM
14,
TOPIC TAGS nitrogen, chromium, nitridation, liquid metal
ABSTRACT: The solubility limits of 1,2 wore deter- Zd in liquid and solid Cr at pros-
e 1
sures uD to 10 atm, and the kinetics of nitridatio`n~re studied. At a high N2 pros-
sure and a constant tormeraturo, the solubility of ~2 in solid Cr increases, and In
solutions a chemical cozipound is formed which dissolvex in the met.-d. In the liquid,
Cr:12 also forms a chemical compound on dissolution. D. Kashayova. [Translation of
abstract]
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ACC NRt AR6020938 SOURCE CODE: UR/0137/66/000/002/VO31/VO31
AUTIHOR: Bprezhiani, V. M.; Mirianashvill, B. M.
TITLX: A atudy of proce3ses th(, production of highly nitrided chmmalloy
tions
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metallurg, Abs. -'V~Ob
PIF "MIT"L, Tr. Cruz. in-t metaI',1)ri`; v. !14, 44-,rC
TOPIC ff,"S. c!ir-mium aliov, f,jr7jac,
TIRN- T 1, H ~ ""17 ljitri]::i~, -~q at "c
of for "r
h v 13 em i c arr-, r t i e 7 r, r 'r- t
U~'~~d iit fca-~ ')-50 nun mtm -JCJ and -('vr w~"I ~11,
0j, H,, and 11 cout(,ntr (if Cie
Ni-Iriding of Cr ?)y Lmimania w,is :Lr; th- al r (I
1he [NJ rontent iii the pmduct war,
range . Vitriding with 142 w:!, door in a cru'-:" I of a i'j I h iv)l f r".. "I -I
at temperatures of 1000-1111-J"C' 'Pi- 0.tidp iaver ur~ tho ~-'i siiri-i , wa-j ;,r- r i,w(v i.,
fowid to have a tiepative effect o)tj the df!gr4L-~, of nitriclinp w1,O) ',1 14 a:3
ta ined. To px-*-- ve rit los3 of powle red al loy i n t he me I t ing of w ce I , J,,Ij, t
UDC: 6b9.168.001
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was done in a crucible of a ILP-30 furnace at temperatrsato 20001C and pr-ssures of
0-4 atm. Depending an the va-lue of temperature, (N) - ,s' nd even at 114500C it built
up to 4%, while at 15000C it reached 8%. With a further increase, [141 dropped. The
,flow rate of NZ was 75-120 I/hr. The duration of nitriding was 5 hr at 1450 2 500C.
The assimilation coefficient was 69-01%. Upon obtaining the nitride ddition with
4.1% N, a melt of Fe-Cr with 2.1-2.4$ N was made. A stainless steel~4ith 0.31-0.35%
11 was melted using the Cr-Mn-H addition with 7.9% N. The assimilation coefficient of
,H was 0.8-0.9 independent of the composition of the product and (NJ in the addition.
A. Sergeyev.
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Height of rooms in southern regiong. Zhil-stroi. no-12:30
159. (MIRA 13-4)
(Russia. Southern-DwelliW-Heating and ventilation)

,_~IRIANASHVILI, G., rkhttektor; TSIBAD23, 0., kand. arkhitektury
gi."r'or walls of amrtment houses and architectural details to be
used Ps a vrotection from the sun. Zhil. stroi. no.10:16-19 160.
(H MA 11 :9)
(Italia) (Georgia--Architecture and climate)

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"W,asurement of the Angle -Indejxc-ndent Intenfiity if tne ~nft and !La-r(! curip-)ner.t
of cosmic RaYO at 3250-Meter Altitude," -,oolshcheniia Akademli Nnuk ;ruziriskoi
s.s.R. , vni. 4, 110. 7, pr. (37-64C, Ir)143.
Fiziko-qIckhnicheskil Institut, Lenin&ra,l.

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At rrH0R.S Mirianashvili, G and Burchuladze. A
TI ILE High-pressure proportional counter for low-activits measurements
PERIODICAL Refetativnyy zhurnal, o(det'nyy vypusk 32 lzmerttel'naya ickhnika, no 9. 1962. S6,
abstract 32 9 395 (Thtlisis universitetis shromehi, Tr Tbilisk un-ta). % Sb. 19M). 10S 112
IFAT the design and construction of a detachable proportional counter for measurinv Jow-jt'(i%j[%
iadjanon~ (c ? of 04 are described) The counter housing is 60 cm copper tube ha%jnp an ekireTnal diameter
A 12 ~ cm and a wall thickness ofO i cm A 0 OAS min tungsten wire form% the anode. the %orking %oiume
of the counlet is 6200 cm' The block diagram of the unit for testing thecounter is described and (lie counting
characteristics are oulmcd The counter is tilled with carhon dioxide at a pressure tit I s, or A 2 jim. There aic
9 references
(Ahstractor's note Complete translation
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MIRMASHVILIJ, G.M.; BURCHULADUR, A.A.; KIRIKASHVILI, H.ya.; BAAZOV, D.I.
I-
Effect of changea in the concentration of atmospheric C14 on
radiocarbon dating. Soob. Alq Gruz. SSR 27 no.5:537-540 N 161.
(MIRA 15:1)
1. Tbilisskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Stalina.
Predatavleno chlenom-karrespondentom Akademil nauk GruzSSR
M.S. Miriar-shvili.
(Radiocarbon dating)

S/120/62/000/006/007/029
E032/El14
AUTHURSt K o k o c h a s h v i I I , V. I
13urchu ladze , A. A. , and Dzhaparidze, K. G.
TIT LF. A proport lonn I couriter and shielding system for
radiocarbon dal ing
PLU1001CAL: Pribory i telthnikis --JL,),4-rimenta, no-O, 19(32, 52-54
TLXT: A new proport joria I r(Mi-iter is described. It has a
working volume oi Ii. j litres and k an withtstand pressures of
10-15 atm. It is iliu.-:ttrated In ~i64. 1, in which
7 is a copper
cylinder 60 cm long (o%iter dit%ineter 12.5 cm, wall thickness 0.5 c1a).
Copper was chosen on the basis of minimum radioactive contamination.
The central wire is kept undl-r ti-itsion by the copper piston I
which litfn inside a perspex inhiiJator 2 which is 22 cin long and
has a corrugated tiurface Ao-s;gtied to minimise leakage curretits.
The anode is in tho Cori,, (-)( a wire surrounded by a guard
ring 4. one end of the wire i.N takt-n out through the insulator 2
and the other is held in position hy a spring 8 attached to a
teflon holder which in supported by the porcelai-n tubes 6.
This method of attachment enisurvt~ Lhat high voltages up to 25 kV
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F032/F114
can be applied and thf- tensi,,ti it, tit- wire can be conveniently
regulated. The evacuatiusi ana 1111irig ot the counter are carried
out through the valve lo. The -r-king gag for the counter was
prepared in a speclitl in-~Uillal 1(,Yt in which the specimen mider
investigation was lirst buriii,d In i stream of oxygen flowing
through a stainless --4teel tub#- at ii t~MpVrature about 500 *C- Th x a
was followed by chemical convi-r-~i,,n and final dryjLng of the
resulting Cop. In order to rooii(o the bnckground ot the counter
it was surrounded by a (;Piger ('ouiits-r- screen in anti-coincidence
with the proportional counti-r. At a pressure of' 2 atm the counting
rate for contemporary carboit wi%., 1,,iiod to be 08.4 P.P.M. (it a
background (under t4imilar con,liti(~tt4) of 27.3 p.p.m. This should
ensure dating measurements ot op t,~ 13 00(1 years (48 hour counting
interval). There are t lilj'~iires.
AbSOClATWN: Tbilitiskiy gosudisrstvt-rinyy univerfritet
(Tbilisi State Univer.~ity)
SUBMITTED: septpmber 30, 1961
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MIRIA.NASHVILI, G.K.; BURCHULADZE, A.A.; KIRIKASHVILI, N.Ya.;
BAAZOV, D.I.
No-noise apparatus for measuring slight radioacti7ity. Soob.
AN Gruz. SSR 31 no.1:31-35 J1 '63. (MIRA 17:7)
1. 7bilisakiy gosudaretvennyy univerettoet. Predstavleno chlenom
korrespondentom akademil M.M. Mirianashvili.