SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PERNYAK, E.G. - PEROV, A.I.

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P-l'illlYAK, AMIKOF ""'VA, 1'. 1'. " STWI I--- .
Soraq ex!,~erizen-, ;1-: -,cl*.,a 0.) [;iS*,(,:"4,1*u - ~ - :* I]-::, u ~ :7 -;. . - . . -. 1-1 -- ~ - _: .
Tr-uL,.y GGO n,). i oC: 1 u ~- 107 1 r,4.

KASPIN' L.A.; MMMMMICH, I.R. [deceasedj; PMWATIN, A.Z.; GADASHEVICH,
I.M.; BASHINSKIY, S.V.. retsenzent6, MBMMN,, spetsred.;
PR"AN, S., red.; BAREZOVS11Y. H.. takhn.red.
(Production norms, eatimateB, and specifications for tniilding and
assembling operations; general constructionJ Proizvodetvennye
normy. rastsenki i pravila na atroitellno-mozitazhnyo raboty;
obehohostroitalln.ve raboty. I2d.3-, parer. Kiev, Goo.izd-vo
lit-ry po Btroit. i tirkhit. USSR. 1959. 954 P. (MIRA 12:12)
(Construction industry)

KASPIN, Lev AbrAuwvich; -%IIRNOV, Boris Konstantinovich; GADASIEVICH,
Ann% Mikhaylovna; FMIYAT~,N_A:jp_kp-andr MavIyevich; BASININSKIY,
S,V,p retaenzent; WHIMPIk, M.D.0 spets. red.; S)SIT(AISKAYA
4 , G. I.,
red.; 10,EWVSKIY, N.I.,, tekhn. red.
[Industrial nomisp wage rates# and opecification3 for construction
and asseribly work; general construction operations] Proizvodstven-
r4ye normy, rastsenki i pravila na stroitellno-montazhrWe raboty-,
obshchestroitellrWe raboty. IzI.5., dop. i ispr. Kiev, Gosstrol-
J.zdat US!'Rp 1961. 1025 1), (MDIA 15t7)
(Building-11andbooks, manuals, etc.)

ZJWIN, L.A.; 4UUMLVVICH, 1.11. [deceased]; FMTATIN, A&Z.; OADPMWICH.
A.M.: BASHINSUY, S.V.. retsensent; GOEXOM. N.D.. spetared.;
PRRSUN, S., red.; REM OVSKIY, N.. tikhn.reod.
[Production standards, vages. and regulations for construction
and fitting vork; general construction] Proiswodstyemwe normy,
raststinki i pramila na stroitalluo-montathuys raboty-, obehchs-
stroitelluys raboty, Isd, 29, perere Kiev, los.isd-vo lit-ry
po stroit. I, arkhit, 'USSR, 1958. 932 P. (KIRA 12:7)
(Construction Industry)

USPIN, Lev Rwamovicb.: SVIRUOV. Boris Konstantinovich~ GADASIrEVICII,
Anwt M..khaylovna, P0111YAT;M, Alekpapdr-Zincwlyalvich,
USHINISHY, S~vl,,i~iiie-ii-z-~nt;--C'd--e-c-eased]; GODMIM, M.D,V
spets. red.; SOSIIGVSKAYA, G.L~ red.; BEMOV~SIM, 11-I-:JAkhn.red.
%IWImorms, estimates, and regulations for construction
and assembly operationsi general construction aperationsIr-roiz-
vadstvennye noriq rastsenki i pravila na stroitellno-montazhWe
raboty; obshchestroitellrqe mboty, Izd.6., dop. I ispr. Kiev,
Gosstroiizdat USSR, 1962. 1025 p. WDLA 15:10)
(Construction industry)

KAPILN, L.A.; SHBUOVSKIY, V.M.; aft UVICH, A.M.; BASEINSKIY, S.V..
retsensent; FAMATIN. A.Z., spatoredaktor; ROKUIN, I., redaktor;
TUNOVSKIT, W.,--t-drfttch9skiy redaktor.
[Time and wage rate standards for general construction work] xoM rre-
meni I rasitsenki na obahcheotroitellaye raboty. lad. 2-a, ispr. Kiev,
lzd-vo Akademii arkhitektury USSR. 1954. 555 p. (KI.RA 8 : 2 )
(Building) (Wages)

KASPIN, Lev Abramovich, GADASfEVICH, Anna M--khaylovna; PERNYATIN,
Aleksandr Zinov`yevich; Y.D.,
- - SONOMA', ~ I.-A.- .- red.
[Production norms. estimates, aml regulations for construn-
tion and assembly operations, general construction operations]
Proizvcidsivennye no-my, rastsfarild- i pravila na stroitellnc,-
montazInVe riba-tyt c~bc-hche.-;tr-)-.teI'nye raboty. IzA.S., Kiev,
Budivellryk.. 1965. A75 p. (1,111RA 18:8)

PFRN)n:;,- Andras, zenetorton~-sz
Can birds sing? Critic,,.l abcut Fater Szok--ts atudy
entitled "Ornithomusicoloa." Magy tud 70 no.11067-772
N 161',~.,

PEIWE,, E.1 ADORJANj, J.
"Experiences and suggestions concerning rwehanical equipment in day
mrseries and kindergartens*" p. 97,
EpirLETGEPES)ZEr. (Epitoipari Tudomarrjofi Egyesulet). Budapest, Hungary,
Vol. 8t No- 3p 1959-
Morithly list of East European Accessions (ERAI), LC, Vol. 8. No* 8p
August 1959.
Unclae

MOSOM, Laszlo.; LASZLO. Janos,; ZULIK, Robert,; PARO, Cesba.
Xffect of etreptocycin on the normal tissue. Kinerletes oryostud
7 no.4:408-413 JUIY 55-
1. Budapeati. Orvostudmanyi. Igyetem IL 9z. Belklinikaja es 1. sz.
Korbonetant Intezets.
(SUMOMYCIE, effects,
on normal tissue)

Uss.k/vuciear Piquics may ia*i
Uranlum Fission
Thorium Fission
"Periods of the Spontaneous Fisclon of Uranium
ane, Thorium," N. A. PerDfIlDv, 10 pp
"Mur Ekep Tecr Flzlki" Vol XV11, IND
NOM Original periDdiwd states that the entire
article will be published in EnglIsh In the
Journal of General Physics USSR at a later
iFs-pec if Te-d-ja--te.
,T11

j H. IN, r At. Is Q I th. :I vtl I of. ou. I.: A,- 1 m o1 L I 'I." 'J'. I 11. is a W.. 0 v 74 h-1 ol , 1,
.'hur u I P~kst,rr twrila I 'mc Ii fro r Is, te to I k I I,, Sb y 4
10 F 1191 :IU&g LQUI
(~Tlqllujl P~11011t:ul &tat-s t1kill l1w '-fillif ulti'A. .111 pit'llsik-d in Iii-jil., it, It-
lournil of ;enrr-il PlYSLCS JM 'It Q Wtel UtlS;Wl'LflCJ 111t,

PMOGOV, N.
Sevastopolskie Pima I Vospominanfla (Sevastopol Lettiere and Reminlacences)
650 r. 4.00

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BIUOV. N.V.; P11RO11OVA,-H SMIRNOVA, T.S.
"W"Ohou :&ZALW
Erietallograflia 2 no.3:315.-325 157. (MIRA 10:7)
)hul)nlkcv grcips.
(Crystal lattices)

TER03, Renai~a, ph.mr.
A cmtrill5ution to the hicitory of Matricarls chamomilln and
sizLLlar apecleso Famacciiit g1 Zagrob 19 no-UW1-456 N163.

Pr-A,
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Amorlpail 4wtr Onto compaltyl, AtAtAot')

PER0.13, Y,
"The petrolew industrY of the United States."
P. 302 (Nafta.) Vol. 8, no. 9, Sept. 1957
Zagreb, Yugoslavia
30: Monthly *Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. ~,
Apri-I 1958

F nlos. V.
Aodern methods- of cementing naphtha and gas wells. 1). 161. MAEINL-=Q
I KLEKTRDWHNIKA. (Savez inzen~era i tehnicara Jugoslavije) Beograd.
Vol. 5. nos. 1-6, 1956.
SCURCE: East European Acces5ions List, (EEAL), Library of Congress,
Vol. 5, no. 22. December 1956

1--ti'EROSHKIUR, E.
From vorkBhop to plant management. Soto.trud 6 no.3:215-IM Mr 161
(MIRA 14:3)
1. Nachallnik otdela truda i zarabotnoy platy-Zavoda poligraficheskikh
mashin, Leningrad.
(Leningrad-Printing machinery and supplies)

FM)SIM=Y
Using siiiglo-line norms. W-shinostroitell no.6410-11 Ag 161.
MR& 14:7)
1e Zavod OLenpoligrafhash*.
(Lonizerad-Frinting machinery and supplies-Froduction standards)

TZROTSKAYA, A., nanitarny7 vrach, IVCHINA, K., eanitarnyy vrach
Sanitary requirements concerning apartment houses. Zhil. stroi.
no.,;:15-16 159. (KIRA 12:8)
(Sanitary engineering) (Apartment houses)

L
jPJP,RDTSS",--A.,5.; NEDOGIBCIIENKO, M.K.; CHERNAYENKO, T.D.; LYIJDKOVSKAYA,
I.,--- N. 1. , tekhn. red.
[Hygi,ene of populated areas; collection of official data]Gigiena
nasel,ennykh mest; sbornik ofitsial'rLykh materialov. Moskva,
Medgiz, 1962. 534 P. (KIRA 16-2)
(PUBLIC HEALTH)

IBBEDMF, Tu.D., red.; P1WW;UYA,-A.,S,, red.; CHWAYENKO, T.D., red.;
NOVIKOV, Yu.D., red.; POGOSKIVA, M.V., tekhn. red.
(Hygione in hospitals and sanatoriums) Gigiena bollnits i sanato-
riev. Moskva, Yedgiz, 1961. 231 P. (MIRA 14:12)
(HOSPITAIS-INGIUB) (SANATORIUMS-INGIENE)

GORBOV, V.A., red.; RYAWV, V.N., red., IlliOTSKAYA. A.5~4 ml.;
CHERNAHNEO, T,D., red.; PHOKOF~YEV, ll,P.r red.
(Basic problems of -the saniuiry protection of goili
. pocilvy, Yo!ikva,, Veditsina,
nye voprouy sanitarmoi okhrany
1965. 344 p. (~u F'A 1 F'; ~)

PERCTSKAYA, A.S.; RYABOV, V.N., kend.med. nauk; CHERIAITNKO, T.D.
Ebcperi(mce in conducting a se=dnar for public health physicians
and laboratory personnel of sanitary and epidemiological insti-
tutions on problems of sanitary protection of soil in popula-
ted areas. Gig. sanit. 28 no."-':107-108 163 (Mllb% 17.2)

PMOTSXAYA~, A.S.
All-U&Lon Conferenco on Organization and methodology in Planning
and Constmeting Towns and VMage, Houqj#g and Public Bmildin a.
Gig. i smi. 25 no-3:109-112 Mr 160. (KIRA 14t 5f
1. G-larn3rr inspektor Goaudarstvennoy sanitarnoy inspektaii SSSR.
(PUBLIC HEALTH)

MOTMAYA, A.S.; LUCHINA, K.I.
Confereince on problems of noise prevention in iTunic1pal transpor-
tation. Glg.i san. 24 no.8:83-&~ Ag '59. (HIRL 12:11)
1. Iz Goandarstvennoy sanitarnoy inspek-tail Miniaterstva
zdravockhraneniya SSSR.
(NOISE)

PBRMXAYA, A.S.
-.,, -.%'. " F~esent state of ash collection in electric power stations. Gig.
i san. 22 n0-5:95-97 MY 157- (MIRA 10:10)
1. Glavnyy inspektor po gigiyone neselennykh meet Glavnoy gosudar-
stvennoy asnitarnoy inspektait SSSR.
(AIR POLLUTIO11,
by ashes in electric stations (But))

PEROTSMA. A.S.: WCHUA. X.I.
- ..
All-Unian conference on noise control. Gig. & san. 23 no. 3:M-88
Mr 158. (MIRA 11: 4)
1. Ix G1.#jvnoy gosudaratvennoy amnitarnoy inspektoil SSSR.
(NOISE)

PJMUTSKAYi, A.S., saniternyy vrach
Plann!~ng, construction, and use of medical Institutions In Czecho-
slovalfte. Gig. I san. 22 no.6:56-61 Je '57. (MIRA 10:10)
1. Iz Glavnoy goeuderetvennoy eanitarnoy inspektail Ministeretva
zdravookhraneniya 55SR-
(HOSPITALS,
in Czech.. planning, construction & utilization (Jius))

FEROTSK.,,fA. -i.. S. , OLS-50VA, L. F. , YU. D.
117he Practice of 3anitarV Aix Protection in tr-B Industrial 3ities
of the M ~-R. 11
report submitted at tne 13th ;L-U-Union :;onf7ress of HyFieniz;Ls, Epidemiolof ists
and Infectionists, 19~9.

GORBOV, Vaevolod Aleksnndrovich, rod.; 1~~ROTSKAYO, Antoninn Sergeyevna,
red.; HTABOV, Vasiliy Nikolaye~1'6'h-,*"'--r'"W.--,--'CII'Rt~ATEAO,
Tatlymin bmitriyevna, red.; P~LNIIJA, N.D., tekhn. red.
[Sanitary protection of soil in populated places] Sani-
tarnain okhrana pochvy nnselennykh mest; metodicheskoe poso-
bie dha annitarno-epidemiologicheakikh uchwashdanii. Pod
red.V..k.Gor-bova I dr. Moskva,- Medgiz, 1963. 175 p.
(~U' RA 16:9)
1. Ftus3ia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo zdrav-ookhraneniya.
(SOILS-ANALITSIS) (SOIL POLLUTION)

PRIOUTYLA, Emil
First amcng the best railway engineers. Zel dop tech IC no.2:62-63 r6z.

TBI(OUTKA J, Emil
Railroad tr&nsportation in Czechoslovakia. Vauut 14 no. 2:
22-23 F !64.

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PEROUMI, F.
Methods and results in the diagnosis of anemias in pregnanc7.
11cush.i gin. no.4138-41 161. (MIRA 15:5)
1 Tz 2-Co terapevticheskogo otdelenlya (zav. - kand.med.nauk
0: Soyka) ginekologicheakogo otdelenlya (zav* If. Y-ral) i tsen-
trallnoy laboratorii (zav. M. Ladvina) Cblpstnc)ro instituta na-
rodnogc zdorov' , Gotvalldov.
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-- PE10UTKA Jan
Die forge in the Ostrow Wielkopolski Railroad Roling
Stock Repair Shops. Przegl kolej mechan 11 [i.e. 16)
no.3-.77-80 Mr '64.
i. ERilrond Rolling Stock Repair Shops, Ostrow Wielkopoiski.

PEROUT~A, .
----
From the-history of sewing machines. Jeana mech opt 9 no.90 of cover
s 64.

, Ear il
141 1
Suviet supeiriority in rocket techniquen. Jeman nacb opt 8
no.1:1115 Ja 163,

FERCIUM., Wel
New Czechoslovak pressed glass. Sklar a keraimik 12 no.4:122
AP 162,

PEROUTKA, M.
Sme remarlas on planning technical and orgPnizatioral measures Ln 1955. P. 22-2
STRO.rIRFNSTVI Vol. 5. no. 3, Mar. 1955
Czechoslovakia
Source: EAST Elrz%O",--~EAN L13TS Vol. 5, no. 7 JW,3r 1956

PF~01'7:h I 'I.
"Tkperience from the visit of other mn(-.hine-tract.or stati ins."
MMIAI,;ISI,C---,' ','3-IEDELI--7VI, Praha, Cz~-choslovakia, Vol. 5, No. 23, December 1 )~5-
Monthly Li.,t of Easi. Eur,)Dean Acce.-Sions :'C' Vol. '~, Nr). (1, -'eptem-)f-r 2 11~9.
~nclas::.'.fied.

C3-0*,Zli :(- L 6L 6 U-'- L 0 ~%". ~% 1 1 L Ii
CAMDOW :Chemical Technology. Chemicitl Products and Their
Applications. Ch*mical Magineering
ABS. JOUIL :WhMdn.) No 19, 1959, No. 68158
AUTHOR :Bxuby, 11. ; Piaroutkr, 0.
!,N77171,17 :-
I Iz. 6 Investifthtiorn of Possibilities of Dnrloyinp Beat
Pvmps in tl~e Eeating of Rectification Columns.
oRic. Km. Cbem. nrumysl, 1958, 8, No 1, 4 - 113
ABMRACT Pactars pprtaininiz to tecbnology an~i economics of
the fee.sibility doterinination of employing h(%at
I)t,Lmps in the rectification rractice are reviewed.
R. Terekbin
Card:

CZEC'HOSWVAKIA/C.beI.-dstr.v of Ifigh-Molecular Substances.
,kbs Jour: Ref 71ur-Min., No 13, 1958, 45489.
Author Mbjer Josef, Perctatka Oldrich.
Inst
Title Titration of N-Methoxymthylpolyeaprolact3n by the
Precipitation Yethod.
Orig Pub: Cher, prumysl, 1957, 7, No 11, 617-619.
Alstract: Vie volumes of acetone or water, which cc;use in-
cipient turbidity of aqueous alcoholic solutions
of N-zaethoxym.~thylpolyeaprolactam are linearly
correlated with the degree of N-methoxyru!thyl
substitution (I) of the polymer and depend only
slightly upon its concentration in the solution,
Card 1/2
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p0lc',~27y-,- V.
71. 1.~trafactory ess acccu-ti~ig ir, i tr~ictor-t)rli-ade ce-iter.
P. 53.
Vol. 7, no- 3, Feb. 1q57
1-1~'tCHANISACE ZEI-1,EDELSIll
Af-'RICULIURE
Czeenoslovakia
So: East EuroFean Accessior, lol. ), 0. 5, LaY 1957

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PM-C-UIVA, V.
PLq()UTK;,, V. Records of prilliary iynportai~ce In a tractor brij',ado. 1), )".
Vol. 6, no. 4. Feb. 1956
I
1,UCIULINISA"IE ZIEEMELSWI
&C-RIGULMIE
Czechoslovakia
3o: East European Accession, Vol. 6. Ao. 5. Lay 1957

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In amtetx ra4lo cluts. Radlo nr,.1:14-15 14Y 117, (WUA 10 ~ "
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1, ChIrm lvanovakcgo dAastnoga kowltets Dobrovollnogo obshchestva
andeystviya ar-mlt~ aviat'sit I flot-.t (for Pomp). 2. 11renodavatell
fils~ktrcActkhnik. sticoly N,~.2(.,O (for Be2ymenski3r).
(Raftle cl,ibe)

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AUTHOR: Perov, A., a member of Ivanavo Oblast DOSAAF Committee
TITLE: 6_rganizing a Radio Club (Stanovleniye radiokluba)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1957, Nr 5, p 14 (USSR)
107-57-5-19/63
ABSTRA(nl: The article relates how a radio club was organized at the Ivanovo
Industrial School (Tekhnikum) and who participated in the organization and
activities. Late in 1956 UA3NQD station was opened. Teachers V. Konorov,
I. Ostrovskiy, H. Vakulin, and L. Gladyshev rendered guidance to technical
stvdy IcIrcles' (groups). A wire-broadcast station with 30 loudspeakers Was
inEltalled with participation of amateurs L. Spaeskly and R. Marav. Radio-
controlled models of ships were built by 0. Koshurayev, A. Orlov, and V. SIdo-
roi,. Over 300 contacts were established by ahort-wave and ultrashort-wave
amateurs. V. Stradin, Yu. Vorotilov, V. Korollkov work as radio operators of
tho above collective statica. B. Kozin won the first oblast prize In high-
spoed reception and key'Ing. V. Sirotkin, Yu. Vorotilov, V. Molchanov, B. Kozin,
A. Volkov pausod the tests for the firut-grado radio oporntor. A. Realiatnynk
is tho Chairman of the DOSkAF Committee of the School. Other members of the
club: Ya. Volchenko. reserve major; V. Perlin, reserve lieutenant colonel;
V. Zavtsev, a toreman of the Mechanical Department, the Artificial-Sole
Coiabine, Ivanoiro.
AVAILABIZ: Library of Congress
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TUHITSKIY, N.D.; MWTYAEOV, S,Ye.; TWVJI A.A. --
Was qeotra of molemaeo and radiation chemistry. Imv. AN SWR.
Otd,khim.nauk noon#1945-1953 N 162* (MIRA 15:12)
1, Fiziko-khimicheskiy inatitut im. L.Ya, Karpcma.
(Maas spectrmstry) (Radiochemistry)

1, 1
AUT'IlOnS t 1'r. 1
T ITLE: 0 r~, s i; t 1 3 r 1,. ;-7 1" z, o: ,c,no -n an(~ lo -I b
i n c o 1 0 1 Or"i t
Zh u r I-,,I t! ~.s r 3 k, Uy f 1 k I
r, 0
TEXT Th e D+ is a oc i EA i or-, c r,.) s !i s u c t i ii r', j~- tin,,-. fr-ii san,-! p 7()l I ision3
0 3
With D 2 mol f- cu I e S Vie re 'i e te rip, I I I.? I " t Or. -, 7( 1 0 Li bu Q r, ~,ro~ I ~i e v j
the D + :.ons, using a mass t4c lors. Tnese
3 4
Collisions too? placo at p -, 3.10-" I-Ifi, lit," ~!Tl a Col C),I~ml:,:F between
t%ro magnetic analyzera. Th e T) f~ tilili 4 1 C, i-IT ~j t 1 1) 1, C 1-0 U Sfloe.. I On!i
I*k,.,/IF,l have the followinp vkiIu(-D
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Crz>3s st-cti )ns for uicsoc~z;*
at t) i e -i (.- r,- 41 (-. ~~ j f t 1,
D+ ion-, ill i.ev
C, D"
I and I ari, the seconiar~~ k%;
len6th of the chamber.
50-60 I-e% ia probably due tc, 1~ e x c i
increase of the croso st:ct'.o~.-l at v
is due to the ionl7ati i c, r,
the D+, ioni be f~l~el .1 v p k ev The D'
Production urcas
f
acc iracy "Ihere 1~ I I. ral) I
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KUPRIMOV, S.1fe.,-_jSROVj A.I.; TUNITSKIY, N.N.
t
Diaoooiation arooe sections for 3*5 - 100 kev. D2 iOns
in collAsion with D2 molecules, Zhur. eksp. i teor, fiz.
43 no.',;:163E-1637 N 162. (MIRA 15-12)
1. Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut imeni L.Ya. Karpova.
(Disebeiation) (Deuterium) (Ions)

-k-18136-6-1 EWP(J)i(EPF(P)/Dn(X.)/WXm)/BDS/ES(m)-2 A"TC/ASD/ESD-3/1J?(0/
SM PcJi/Pr,4/Pab-4.-.-,-.iWWW/W-.----.-
ACCIESSION NR: AP3004510 S/0048/63/027/008/1102/1109
AILMIOR- Xtipriyanov S.Ye.; Perov. A,A,
'TITIX: Dissociation of polyntomic tons in collisions with gas atoms and molecules
in-eport presented at the' Second All-Union Conference on the Physics Qf Electr2nic
iliind Atomic: Collisions hold in Uzhgorod 2-9 Oct 19627
SOUIXE: AN' SSSR, Izveatiya,ser. f iz. v. 27, no.8, 1963, 1102-1109
TOPIC TAGS- dissociatlon cross section , ion dissociation , ion-molecule collision
water, mmionium, methane, propane, ethylene, mass spectrometery
ABSTRACT: Most previous investigations of dissociation of polyatomic ions have bmn
performed with the aid of conventional mass-opectrometers, which are not suitable
for precisfa quantitative mejurements. In the present work dissociation of water,
ammonium, inothane,jethylej , ad propane ions as a result of collisions with gas
molecules was Investigated b means of a special double mass apectrometer (S.Ye.Ku-
b
priyanov nnd A.A.Perov, Zhur.tekh.fiz.,33, 823, 1963). The dissociation cross see-
tions were evaluated for Single Ion-molecule encounters by tho formula a = r*kt/IP4
where I and I* nro the initial and resultant ion currents, k Is Boltzmann's cons-
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ACCESSION lot: AP3004510 611
tant, T is the absolute temperature and p is the pressure of the gas in the colli-
slon chamb,3r nnd ). in the effective length of the chamber. The working pressure in
the Ion soarco was about 3 x 10-5 MM lig; the pressure in the oollision chnmbor about
2 x 10-4; the vacuum yins higher in other parts of the spectrometer, Curves are gi -
ven for the variation of the dissociation cross section for Cl-lt, ions fron methane
in collisions with air and deuterium ns a function c,f the Ion energy; the curves
vary- in chara,~~tor, depending on the dissociation process, but the total curve has a
very broad maximum. Curves for the other investigated compounds and Ions nro re-
ported to be generally similar. The cross sections for many dissociation processes
are tabulnted. Ori(;.;trt.lias! 3 formulas, 3 figures r,!id 3 tables.
ASSOCIATICN: none
SUBMWED- 00 DATE ACQ: 2GAu,,63 ENCL: 00
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ACCESSION IM: A13003952 S/0057/63/033/007/0323/0331
AUM111r: Rupriyarov, S.Ye.; Porov, A.A. ~ 3
5-7
TITLE: Investigation of dissociation of methane, ammonium and water ions as it re-
sult of collisions with molecules in the energy iange from 3.5 to 100 koV
SOUIUM: Zhurnal telihnichoskoy fiziki, v.33, no.7, 1963, 823-831
TOPIC TAGS: ion dissociation, Ion-molecule encounter , ammonizu, watur, meth;.ne
mass s;ectromotry
i ABSTRAC,r: Investigation of the disintegration of accelerated Ions in their p.-Ssage
through a gas can yield information on the nature of the physIcal processes ihat
play a i;ignificant role in ionic-molecular reactions. At low energies, charfe ex-
change and reactions leading to formation of heavy particles predominato. Al high-
or energies (several koV) various dissociation processes begin to dominate. Earl-
ior studies of dissociation of mothancions, for example, wore carried out on ordi-
nary matis spectrometers and in most cases the top ion energy did not exceed d'-3
koV. Pi)r the purpose of the present extensive investigation the authors devE,'lopod
the doul)lo mass spectrometer with three variable width slits diagramed in Fig.1 of
the Enclosure. The ions were accelerated to from 3.5 to 100 1ceV. Dissociation
Cord

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cross seations wore measured for mothaneions in encounters with air and deuterium
molecule,s and for ankmonium and water ions in encounters with air molecules. A
group of typical cross section versus ion energy curves are shown in Fig.2 of the
EnclosurD. (The data for other ions and molecules are also presented.) The ox-
perimental results tme discussed in considerable detail. Thus, the cross section
variatioas as a function of ion energy for ions with an equal number of hydrogen
atoms ar-D similar. The total cross section decreases with decrease in the number
of 11 atans ir. the initial ion. The dissociation spectra are reminiscent of the
mass-spe---tra of the corresponding molecules. With increasing energy the cross sec-
tions for dissociation with detachmont of one, two. three or four H atoms approach
each othiDr; so that for C114 ions, for example, tho various cross section curves
merge at 70-90 keV. '%Ve desire to express our gratitude to Prof.N.X.Tu~itskiy for
discussion of tho rcisults." Orig.art.has: 9 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Hauchr,o-issledovatollskiy fiziko-khimicheskiy Institut im.L.Ya.Kar-
pova, Moi;ccw (PhAI;icochemical Scientific Hosearch Institute)
STIBMI71TIED: 0GAprG2 DATE AOQ: 07AugI33 Encl- 02
SUB CODE:: PH SD NO REF SOV: 009 GMR: 009
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KUFr-,IIYANGVV S.Ye.; TUMITSKIY, N.H.; PEROV, A.A.
Dive"lation of D2 ions in collisicns with molecules in the
energy range 3.5 to 100 Kev. Zhur. tekh. fiz. 33 no.10:1252-
1259 0 163. (MIRA 16:11)

KUPRIYANOV, S.Ye.; PEROV, A.A.
Spontanevis and forced decay of two-charge ions. Dokl. All 55-C-Cm
149 no.6:1368-1370 Ap 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im. L.Ya.Rarpova. Predstavleno
akademikat S.S.Madvedevym.
(Ions) (Dissociation)

ACCESSION NR: AP4042D)9 6 /005 -1/64 /0 34/00 FA31 7/1320
AUMOR: Kupriyanave S*Ys.; Percvp A.A.
TITIE.: Ciross sections for dissociation by collisicin with noon atoms of Ions formwd
from propne
B(Xff=: Vjurnal tokhtilchookoy fIz1k1, v.34, no.7, 1964. 1317-2320
TDpIC TAGS: ion, disnociation, Ion bombardment, hydrocarbon, propane, neon I
AMTRACT. The cross sectlons.for dissociation of hydrocarbon tons by collision
with neorr atoms wore =ensured with a double mass spectrolbotor. The Ions were formed'
by bombarding propane with 220 eV electrons and were accelerated to an ener!i of I
3.5 kcV. The collislons took place in a chamber containing noon at 1.8 x 10 tor.
The mass opectronoteir and exporimental technique are described elsewhere (S.Ye.Kup-
riyanov and A.A.Porov,ZhTF 33,823,1963). The dinstmiation, cross sections were ob-
ftined for CnH+W ionn with n = 3, m z* 0 to 8; n = 2, s w 0 to 5; and n = 1, m w 3.
Tile tabulated cross sectiono.wero reproducible within 15%. The cross section for
formation of Comi fron CnHx was greater for odd values of W (other than+unity)
then for either of the neighbRring even values, regardless of the parity of m. The

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cross sevtion for breaking,a C-C bond of C.:01, was 13.6 x 10-3-6 czo2 for m nd
decrensed very rapidly ,pith decreasing m to 0. 65 X 10-16 CW2 for a a 5 and 0 37 x
x 10-1(1 t=2 for m wo 1. The -cross section for brealting one or more C-H-bonds was
relative:ly independent of a and ranged between 7.5 x 10-16 cn2 and 2.1 x 10-16 em2.j
7be ions with only two H atoms dissociated principally by C-H,'bond cleavage. It to
suggested that the ivaults,vAght be explained by a reorganlza%ion of th6 Ions with
strengthening of thii C-C ~~nds -during the flight 'to the collUlon chamber. 'Ve ex-!
press Our gratitude to Professor N.N.Tunitiskiy for discussing the results of thir
%Drk." Drig.art.hasi: 2 tables.*
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-Isoledovatellskiy flziko-khimichookly In*tItut Im.L.Ya.Karpova,
(3;yslco-chemical Goientitic Research Institute)
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Kul)fiyaj -S. Ye. - Peroy A.
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f lik)ons otdiffe rent. origin
0
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PIC 4 5- H ion, dissociation crosil aectitM, H2 iorv source, hydrogen ioni-
ilor~.~i' h~&ocarsO lorlization, methane; lion i z Won,, othylene ioniz- ation, dodectine'
nizat n
STR CT: The eftect of the source of 112 ions, upon.their dissociation was stu-
died b) determinitig' the, cross sections o).' the protons formed upon dissociation of
t e md ecular H ~ns produce-d by lonizzlion of rend and by 1
2i d, onization of
t ethex ketJ ylene~j oelecane W -butarie with'electrons', having 100 ev energy,
'ec~ne
rate ' n ; Ole, were'obtained for the effectil.,E~'
0 ow PVj
ielieve i
:17he f 1 'Ing valul-s aCCU thi i
J
-Ai 4 as i ctions- Wr~, 10- cm 4: from H-;~I. 06;1 C2H4--l. 4;. n-C4Hj0--l, 7;
11
Tio, So C-1
-('H4-- 12 24'"
H ` 1 4 Thus the d'ssociatiori cross section of the.112 ion frag-
'~Aanii nined frd4n h3tdrog~n-,containinji.iiiolet-ules vas significantly greater
t
1 2

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+
th in- the: fissociation cro*ss section-of molccular 1:12 Ions. This greater
Ocin rol ability was'attr'ibuted to the res(~nce of greater vibration and rotational
p p
e ~6itatic' i in the H+2, ons formed from the 1~ drocarbons. Althougb omplete cor-
Fly c
r ation: )etween cr vi luee for- H ions and the -distance. between the protofis in the
I I wa :~n t establi7shed, it '!a shown that (r for 112 Ions from hydr
in)'tial rrl) ecu e s o Wa 01.
gq~ coni lining Mole", ules, in wh1ch the distance was significantly greater
PIP
thlin the: .orrespondipg distance in hydroph: molecules, was. much greater than
thii 6 for F12 ions fra#i mPleculair hydrogenL "In conclusion we thank N. N. Tunit-
8~.~ and.' 'u. V. Bulg'Akov for discussina th6 results of the work. Orig. art. has:;
'able,
'I, figure and 4uatlons..
in:.A4 0 Fizi o-lthimich' Xartsova;:~h-ysico-
s cr~ rioN eskly instil:111,im.- A. Ya
Cheinica Institute)
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on,stripp hieuum,_xenona -excited state,
LGS V; ioniFatf ed--ai
Lon~spectr mass spectromef,-ry.
a .-ar jpres n stripping and ioni-
UP e A nenf al result 0 ented o
2 3+* J
+ +
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Kupriyanov,- and
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'-'Croas !.,tons fi~~rn meth -butane,
~'T 0,,LWO's of the-dissocinCon of H anal nd b I ,j
2i~
if
~iktfi-i Lebtr6ne,.0-Id fdrent i nergies
E.- -AN ~R
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.!MPI TAM :'Hj sup4 sub. 2, dissociation cross. a' cti
e on: methane derived H sup +
2 bri, biltanbl. derived 11 su + sub 1 -ion, deiterium ton
IWI" "CH
W VIA
ife W_
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an - en With 4 ctrons-with ene gies
-and oniziniele r
-11 -4 10-U2 +
meis4red At 20e 0 cross i3ections'! of H - and D from CH4
-ev
of 00 was, ti
v' 2 2
d -C Was the.l!;ami.-, 0. lxjoo- 16 c 2 obtainii-d from H On increas-
an- m as of Ka 2'
4fig (CD +
At -816 n onergy from _28.; 70ev. tfi6 value-6f.the -CIT dekved H (D
4 2
A _-5.4
3. e a,'- 4 the ~+2 f~0.0' 112 rdy 304. . The H4j io 2
in crel sie 11 hicremsed b n
cunk itIncrease. with- electroi~ energy Increasqd to 60 ev, then IeU_
rai
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th teneft -of t is, tbeoryi, Followirq$, the
h
th -el-Ims as a- xvisult of the - ionization of th~ molecules by eleiArons in the ion
ing of thi:_ C-C bonds and, nigran~_
Sit Petvir4l chap es!consisting.ofa strengthen
of +hIE e Ae _laca~:'-_A definite relationship
Im valen6 -t 1~~jstL" between the
p
rob' ilit:3 of Tormatici~ of an ion: of. a given!, type andtthe magj~itude of.the endrgy
red- fc r: thils-_ Proceos o i The di!;sociation.-of ions primarily~jnvolvea processes j
Ae aiaW~m ~'pxpenditm-e of ener!" quen ly~~' in the,dissociation
-.1whid M -Con
se nt
of.: i vii both even -,~snd'odd hydVogen aloms, the To!t Probable- products of the
cib rage o1 C-~H bonds,are #e C3H7.,,,.C3HS an C3H3 . ions, theA2 molecule, and hy-
+
in: atot 1-b-the Axes6ciation of C4H8 bn s, involvip cle;~vage - of - C4 - bonds,
the- bable prod16'6ts!. are the' radicals and.
..- I ' ~j I ~IHS - CA4 and C2H3 ions~;~-CHV
igs. ait;.~ has: I figum, .2dtables, and 3 fbr~?Pulas.
led a Or
-,Ik'tkov~k~~r-:fiziko-kb*Amic~e~kiy~~'mti-usat iM. L.- ii~. Karpova..(14oscow
XATIOI
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POLTET, vasiliy Immovich, prof.;,T_MpIf, Aleksandr Andre7evich;
DANILEVSYJIYA, O.W., red.; GAVRIILV, I.S., red.; SHEMSMKOv
T.A. p teklm.red.
(High honfoy yields] Vysokie medosbory. Leningral, Lenizdat,
1961. 60 p. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Predsedatell sel,,tsii pchelovodstva Leningradskogo otdeloniya
Obahchestira okhramy prirock (for Ferav).
(Bee culture)

PEROV p A. G.
Causes and methods of elimination of some flat glass defects.
Sklar a koranik 14 no. 1: 13-15 Ja 164.

USSR/ChemLcal Technology - Chemical Products and Their H-7
Application. Ceramics. Glass. Binders. Concrete.
Abs Jour Referat Mur - nimiya, No 1, 1958, 2031
Author Perov A.G.
Inst
Title Some Ykasureti Aimed at Prolongation of the Run of Glass-
MeltingFurmices.
Orig Pub Steklo i keraniks, 1957, No 5, 4-5
Abiitract The principal agents that bring about the disintegration
of the refractories of glaos-melting furnaces are the char-
ge and the products of its decomposition, and 61so the com-
ponent parts of the fuel and its combustion products. The
more intensive is the flaw of furnace gases in contact with
the furnace lining, the more rapidly takes place its disin-
tegration, with all other conditions being eqxgLI. Intensi-
ty of the flow of gases depends on hydraulic axid temperatu-
re conditions of furnace operation. The beat conditions
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was extensively Plugged lied with glass- TntakeB of
porticn of the checker was fi
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PEROT, A.G.
- What should be the design of a Class furnace? Stak. I ker. 14
no.1:10-11 Ja 157o 04LRA 10: 3)
(Glass manufacture)

PF.Rojr, A.a.
ftalmaw"
Influence vf ti-chnologlcal factors and design cl tqn)r furwtc-p -
thf- foTTiRtIon of bubbls-a in this, gIrksa bntch. Stitk. i ker. 11 no.~:
1-5 Ar, '56- (mw. 9: 10)
(Glnas ripiluSnctu:rr) (r'lnfls--l)ef*cts)

AUTHM: Perovp A. Go --
TITLE: What 11nd, of a Glass Furnace Should Vie Have? (Kakoy dolzhna bytt
steklavarennaya pech?)
POLIODEALt Steklo I Keranika, 1957, Vol. 14j No. 1, PP. 1.0-11 (U.S.S.R.)
ABS'MACTs A rebuttal is made of No YA. Suvorov's article plubliBhed in No. 1, 1956,
of this Publication regarding a new design of a glass furnace. In
Suvorov's opinion, this furnace would yield over two tons of glass
in a single ruti. In the opinLon of the author of this article, such
yields of glass are at the present tima unattainable in the Soviet
indust-ry and it is doubtful that they could be attained with Suvorov's
furnacoh for several reasons., namely: the design of Suvorov's furnace
indicates that it would lead to the increase in glass impurity., poor
diatheMancy, low glass temperature and an excessive foam formation
which ims the case with A. A. Sokolov's furnace of a similar design
tested at the Kaluga glass plazt. Concluding the article, the author
sees mi advantages of the above mentioned furmice over the existing
furnaces used at present by the glass Industryo
There are no diagrams, tables., or references.
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FMOT. A.G.
Desigm of the working xone for bentless drawing, of glass.
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"Dn Thread-Like Fl.-.ws in Sheet Glass" by A. G. Perov. (Our Tribune)
SO: Steklo I Keramika (Glass and Ceramics) no.l. Jan. 1954 (25124D0)

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SIKIAR A DEWTIK. (Flinl3terstvo lchkeLo pruntvslu)
Vol. 4, no. 7, July 1954
F'raha, CzechcslovaJia
E6st European hcm,sims List Vol. 5, No. 1, January 1956

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AUMOR: 20-120-4-5/67
TITLEs On Theorems of Uniqueness for Ordiriary Differential Equations
(0 teoremakh yedinstvonnosti dlya ob3rknovennykh differentsiall-
nykh uravneniy)
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958,Vol 120,Nr 4,PP 704-707(US'SR)
ABSTRACTs In the real Banach space E the author considers the equation
dX , f(t,x) 0 < t Ux - x B
7t 0
and he investigates continuous solutLons satisfying the initial
condition
X(O) - X0
Without investigating the question of existence, the author
formulates 3 lemmas and 3 theorems on the uniqueness of the
solution; here well-known results of Osgood-Tamarkin, Rosen-
blatt-14agumo-Perron, Zwirner etc are generalized. Specializing
E there arise theorems of uniqueness for infinite systems of
ordinary differential equations, for integro-differential
equations etc.
There are 8 references, 5 of which are Soviet, 1 Germant and
Card 1/2