SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PERSHINA, YE.G. - PERSHITS, YA.N.

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TATROV, Sergey likoleyevich-.-OU&NAL Te.G., vedushchty mdektor;
1207INN. A.Y.. takhnicheekly redektor
[Boring with drilling muds) Burenis na vodryk:h restvorakh. Rofskya.
Gos.nauchno-tskha. izd-ve neft. I gorno-toplivaot lit-ry, 1957.
53 P. (mLRA 1o:6)
(Boring)

ITIMMO. Semen Semuilovich; VYT)DRUYEH, S.F., redaktor;
vedushchly redaktor; POLOSINA. A.S.. takhmicheakiv redaktor
[Geophysics in the petroleum industry for geologists; Interpretation
of the results of industrial geophysical studies) fieftepromyeloysia
geofialka dlia geologov; interpretatslis rezul'tatov promyslovykh
geofixicheakikh issledovanii. Ind. 2-oe, perer. I dop. Moskva, Gos.
nauchno-tokha. izd-vo neftianot I gorno-toplivaot lit-ry, 1957. 39? p.
(Prospecting--Geophysical methods) (MLRA 10:4)
(Oil Vell logging)

KOMIOV, Bergey Grigorlyevich.. UpoRoz=S. V.1j., kendidat tekhnicheakikh
neuk, reteenzent; VrBCMNTKH, S.Y.. inthener. retsenzent; PCKMNTS.
L.1., lazhener, retseraeut; KA- TA-4-- vedushch y redaktor;
FOU)SINA. A.B.. takhatchaskiy redaktor
[Technolff of Industrial geophysics] Tekhnika promyslovoi geofiziki.
1zd. 2-oe. parer. Koskva. Goo. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo neftianoi I
gorno-toplivuoi lit-ry. 1957. 562 p. (XIAA 10:1)
(Geophysics) (Prospecting-Geophysical methods)

f-~ f I . IN I,
UMOV. Yevganiy Nikolayevich; ZAGAFXIS'1%, A.M., red,; PER IRA, Ye,G.,
vedunbelhiy red.; FOLOSINA, A.S., tekhn. red.
[interpretation of vertical electric logging graphs]. Interpretatefta
krlvykh vartikallnogo tlektrichookogo sondlrovaulle. Moskva, Goo.
nauchno-tekhn, Isd-vo neft. I gorno-toplivnot lit-ry, 1957. 471 p.
(Moscow. Tsesolusnyl mauebno-Iseledovatel'skil institut e0fisichs-
skAkh mDtodov razvedki. T!r~, no.1). INIRA 11-1)
(Prospeoting-Geophysical methods)

BUZU.UJTSKOV, Fedor Semenovich; GUROVA, Tamnrti IvAnovnn: KGROBEYNIKOVA,
Lidiya Illarionovna; PLUMAN, Viktoriya Aleksandrovna; PODA,
Antonicia Grigori lye7ne; SCROKINA, YevgeniyA Gerbetorns: TASKID,
Klnvdiya Vaaillyevna; VASILOYE7, V.G., red.; MSHINA, Ye.G.,
ved.red.; KUKHINA, B.A., tekhn.red. "-j ----
[Litholopy of the Mesozoic And Conozoic of the West Siberian
Lowland] Litologiia mezozoia I kainozoin Znpndno-Sibirnkoi
nizmennosti. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft.i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry, 1957. 187 p. (MIRA 10:12)
(Siberia, Weatern--Petrology)

FEDINSK-11Y, Iliad imirov iA; Yg.C,., veld. r,:.d.
;~ros~E:,~ting; ge~,;,hy:i',C'~! ~--Fthods of Study-
ing the earil,ls crust, explorIng and prospecting for
rnAnerah,41 hazvejocfmaia geofiLi~Li,; geofizJcheskie meto-
dy issiod'-,vanlia zemnoi kory, poisk v i razvedki polez-
rVkh iskopaerVkh. I-,ciskva, I-e-dru, 190,,,.. 672 p.
WIRA 18: 1)

VASILIYICV, V.G., red.; PMMIINA, Y -a.G., vedushchiy red.; TROFINOV, A.V.o
tekhn.r6d. ...... .*... ~-
(Geology, and oil and gas potentials of the Takut A.S.S.R.]
Voprosy geologii i neftegazonoBnosti IAkutskoi ASSR. Moskva,
Goe.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1958.
146 p. (MIRA 12:9)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Kinisterstvo geologii i okhrany nedr.
Yakutskoye geologicheskoye upravleniye.
(Yakutla-Petroleum geology)

EARPSHKO, N.M., red.; Z114UNSKIY, V.A., red.; PERSHIN-A, Ye.G., vedushchly
red.; FXDOTOVA, I.G., takhn.red.
(Oil and gas potentials of and prospecting trends in Ciscaucasia
and the Northern Caucasus; materials of the North Caucasian
petroleum workers' confereace held in Krasnodar, January 15-21,
19581 Perspektivy neftegazonoanosti i napravlania razvedochnykh
rabot na neft* i gaz n& Severnom Eavkaze i v Predkavkazle. Moskva,
Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnol lit-ry, 1959.
242 p. (KIRA 12:10)
1. Russia (1917- R.S.?.S.R.) Gosudarstvewwya planovays komissiya.
(Caucasus, Northern--Petroleum geology)

CIIARYGII, Mikhail Kikhaylovich. prof.; IHAIN. V.Ye., prof.. doktor geologo-
mineralog.nauk, retsenzent; ZUBKOV, V.V., red.; PERSHIRA, Ye.G.,
~r~-'Tr
vedushchiy red.; POLOSINA, A.S., tekhn.red. p~"?
[General geology] Obahchaia geologiia. Izd.Z., perer. i dop.
NoBkva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry,
1959. 390 P. (MIRA 12:10)
(Geology)

VITSEII, Yefim Mikhaylovich; TAE!~-GRIGOHYAN, Yu,,N. , retsenzent;
-- PF-RSHTW , Ye. I,. I ved. ~ed.
[Cumulative perforators used in oil and gas wells] Ku-
muliativiVe perforatory, primeniaerTe v neftianykh i
gazovykh skvazhinakh. Moskva, NE!dra, 1965. 130 p.
(MLU 18:5)

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ROZONOVA, Yelena Dmitriyevna; TEODOWVICH, G.I., prof., otv. red.;
PERSHINA, Ye.G., red. ; STJSHY,0VA, L.A., tekhn. red.
(Lithology and condItions governing the formation of lower
Visewt sediments in the Kuznetijk Basin] Litologiia i uslo-
viia obrazovaniia nizhnevizelskikh otlozhenii Kuznetskogo
basseina. Moskva, Jzd-vo AN SSSR, 1963. 137 p.
(MIP,k 16:10)
(Kuznetsk Basin--Petrology)

PERIKOV, Nikolay Andrianovich; FDISIMIA, Ye.G., ved. red.;
TROFIMOV, A.V., tekbn. red.
[Interpreting the results of borchole logging] lifte-pre-
tatsiia rezulltatov karotazha sl-,vazhin. I-loskv,,-., Gostop-
tekhizdat, 1963. 435 P. (MILLA 16:12)
(Prospectin,--Geophysical methods)

MELIK-PASHAYEV, V.S.; KOCIIETOV, M.N.; KUZNETSOV, A.V.; DOLINA, L.P.;
Prinimall uchastiye: BELYAYEVSKIY, A.A.; LISUNOV, V.R.;
NEYMAN, V.Ye.; CHERNOGLAZOVA, T.Ya.; MAMUNA, V.N.; ZHDANOV,
M.A., prof., red.; PERSHENA, Ye.G_., ved. red.; YAKOVLEVA,
Z.I., tekhn. red.
[Methods for determining the parameters of oil and gas pools
for appraising their reserves in platform-type fields using
the volumeteric method] Metodika opredeleniia parametrov za-
lezhei nefti i gaze dlia podscheta zapasov ob"omnym metodom;
na mestorozhdenliakh platformennogo tips. (By] V.S.Melik-
Pashaev i dr. Pod red.M.A.Zhdanova. Moskva, Gostoptekh-
izdat, 1963. 269 p. WRA 16:5)
(Oil reservoir engineering)

-1E.tSHINA. Ye.G. ved. red.; BASI-TILAKOV, G.M., tokhn. red.
(Abstracts of' reports of the Conference on the Problerz of the
Patrolsum, Gas, and Petrochemical Industries; Section "Develop-
ment tw] Exploitation of Oil and Gas Fields."ITezisy dokladov
nauchnoi konferentsii po problemam neftianoi, gazovoi i nefte-
khimicheskoi proryshlonnosti; Sektsiia "iazrabotka i eksplu-
atatsiia neft.ianykh i gazovykh mostorozhdenii.11 Moskva, Gos-
toptelchizdat, 1962. 34 p. (MTRA 15:8)
1. Nauclimaya konferentsiya po problemam neftyanoy, gazovoy i
neftekhimicheskoy prorWshlermosti.
(nil reservoir engineering)

PEUSHINA, Ye.G., ved. red.; POLOSINA, A.S., teklm. red.
[Abstracts of reports of the Conference on the Proble= of th-~~
Petro'cum
.1 , Gas, and Petrochemical Industries: Section ffDrilling
and Drilling Fquipmont."ITezisy dokladov nauchnoi konferentsii
po problemam neftianoi, gazovoi I neftekhimicheskoi prorWshlen-
nosti: Sektsiia "Burenie i burovoe oborudovanie." Moskva, Gos-
topteldiizdat, 1962. 39 p. (MTRA 15 -- 8)
1. Valichnaya konferentsiya po problemam neftyanoy, gazovoy i
nefteldlimicheskoy prowvshlennosti.
(0U well drilling-Fquipment and supplies)

GOMM, Sholya Ayzikovich; PERSHIIIA, Ye.G,,_yp6
G.M., tekhn. red. - J. re-d.; MIUAAKOV,
[Theory
biia A
106 p.
of similitude and n,diometry of
radiometriia skvazhin. Moslcvap
(Radioactive pro specting-41odels)
wolls]Teoriia podo-
Gostoptekhindat, 1962.
(MIRA 15:9)

YUROVSKIY, Yu.F. Prinimala uchaAIL." SOKOIA)VA, K.N.; PERSHINA,
Ye.G., Ved. rf~d. 1-1
[;resolving capacity in rru6 logging] Razreshaiushchie spo-
scbnost-I gazovogc, karotazha. Moskva, Nedra, 1964. 158 p.
(MIRA I?:))

GUU!AMA, LA., doktor geol.-min. nauk, otv. red.; PERSHIINA, le.G.,
red.; ULIYANOVA, O.G. tekhn. red.
9
[Geocluimistry of caustobioliths wid deposits of them] GeokhJTd Ja
kaustobiolitov i ikh mestorozbdenii. Moskva, lzd-vo Akad. nauk
&SM, 1962. 196 p. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Akaderdya nauk SSSR. Institut geologii i razrabotki goryuchikh
iskopal.ter7kh.
(Caustobioliths)

ZIIDAI,gOVp MikbaJ.1 Aleksoyevichp prof.,- h9JSTAFII;OVp A.N., doktor geologo-
mixeralogicheskikh nauk., retsemment; MiSHMA, Ye.G., ved. red.;
UMWX)V., G.H.J. tekhn. red.
[GeoloL7 of oil and gas fields) Neftegazopromyslovaia geologiia.
Moskya, Gostoptakhizdat,, 1962. 536 p. NIRA 15:3)
(Petrole= geology) (Gas,, Vatural-Geology)

F=)iSKIYj, Y.V.0 red.; DAMOV, V.N., rod.; VASILIYKV, V.G.,, red.; KALENOV,
Ye.W., rod.) ZOKARCIVj S*G.p doktor tokhn* neukp rwl,; POLSHKOV,
H.K., red.; HTABINW,, L.A., rwl.,~ FERSHINA, Ye.G., Yeduah,;biy red.;
HUKHINA, E.A., tekhn. red.
(Manual for geophysicists in four volumes] Spravochnik geofizika v
chetyrekh tomakh. Moskva Gos,. nauobno--tokhn. izd-vo neft, i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry. Vol.2. tGeophysical methods of well logging) Geo--
fizicbeskie metody iosledovaniia skvazhin. Pod red. S.G.Komaro-7a.
1961. 760 p. (Oil well logging) (MIRk 14.11)

PSTROY, N.A., red.; PM%Mo, L.I., red.; SATITSXIY, P.S.. red.; SINITSIN,
T.I., red.; XCLOTTEXIN, Ya.M., red... SMWJS, N.P., red.; ROW,
R.F., red.; INTYSM, P.I.i red,; YAaTA7JMGV,-S.T9., red,;
ZAITSEV, A.I., red.; ZZZYULINSKIT. T.M.. red.; MFD31N=, G.A..
red.; KAWYNKIII, F.F.. red.; ROGACM, V.I., red.; SUTINSKITO
A.H., red.; LRYINA, U.S., vedushchiy red.; TITWYA, B.F.,
vedushahiy red:; PERSHIMA 11 1". vedushchly red.; IONMI. A.G.,
vedushohiy red ; METUAIA. 1.3%, vedushchiy red.; MMHM, Z.A.,
tekhn.:red.
(Transactions of the Conference on the Introduction of Radioactive
Inotopos and thiclear Radiation into the National Economy of the
U.S.S.R.) Trudy Toesolusnogo soveshchaniia po vnadrenliu radio-
ektivnirkh isotopov i iadernvkh isluchanil v narodnoe khosialetvo
SM. Pod red. N.A.Petrova, L.I.Patrenko I P.S.Sovitskogo.
Mookva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnot lit-ry.
Vol.l. (General aspects of isotope applications. Instruments
with sources of radioactive radiation. Radiation chemistry.
Chamim:1 and petroleum refining industry]
(Continued on next card)

PM%01. N.A.-(continued) Card 2.
Obahchda voprosy primnaniia izotopov. Pribory a istochnikemi
radionktivnykh isluchanii. Radiatsionnais khImiia. Ibimi-
chaskais I neftepererabatyvaiushchnis promyshlennostI. 1961.
340 p. Tol.2. [Construction and the industry of construction
mnterials. Light industry. Food industry and agriculture.
Kedicins] Stroitellstvo i promyshlennost' stroitellufth mate-
rislov. Legkals promyshlennost'. PiBhchnvaia promyshl-annost'
I sellskoe khozinistvo. Haditaina. 1961. 267 P. (KIRA 14:4)
1. Yeasoyuznnys soveshchantve po vnedreniyu rBdioqktivnykh
izotopov I yadernykh izIuchenly v narodnoys khozyaystvo SSSR.
Riga, 196o.
(Radioisotopes) (Radiation)

BUYJLLOV, Nikolay Ivenovich, prof.; 7ABARIMIT, Pavel Petrovich, prof.;
SUKHARHY, G.M., prof., doktor aeol.-miner.nauk, retsenzent:
M.-UTT immbw&* gornyy inzh., vedushchly red.; F3MOTA. I.G.,
MeMn'.red.
[Prospecting for oil and Can fields] Poiski i razvedka neftia-
nykh i gazovykh mostorozhdanti. Rookie, GoB.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1960. 450 p.
(KMA 14:4)
(Petroleum geology) (ase, Natural--Geology)

BORISOV, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich; VASIL'YEV. ViL-tor Grigorlyevich;
GRISHIS, Grigoriy Lecint'7evich; IVAHOVA, Varta Nikolayevna:
LIVOV, Plikhail Serge3revich; SHIRTAT10, I.Te., red.; MMIRA.
Ye.,G._, vedushchiy red.; YMOTOVA, I.G.. tekhn.red.
(Oil ane, gas prospecting in Siberia, Kamchatkaq and the north-
eastern U.S.S.R.] Sastoianie i osnovnye nopravlenlia poiskovo-
razvedof:b.nykh rabot iia neft' I gaz v Sibiri. na Kamchatka i
aevero-irostoke SSSR. Pod red. I.E.Shiriseva. Moskva, Goa.
nauchno-tekhn.1zd-vo neft. I gorno-toplivnol lit-ry, 1960.
105 P. (MIRA 13:9)
(Siberia--Petroleum geology)
~Siberia-Gas, Natural--Geology)

GRIX)RTAN, Horayr Grigorlyevich; POWTUN, Dmitriy Yefimovich; GORBEIaO,
Leonid Andreyevich; LOYLYA, Sergey Alokaandrovich; KAPLAN. Berta
L!vovn6; CHRUOUSOV, P.E., inth., retee-azent-, FOMINA, Te.G.,
vedushchly red.; FROMA. 1.G.. takhn.red.
[Perforgting and blasting in wells] Prostrelochnye i vzr3rvnye
raboty -g, skvazhinakh. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo naft.
i gorno.-toplivnoi lit-ry. 1959. 353 (MIRA 130)
(Prospecting) (Blastings,

BROD, 1.0., doktor geologo-min,aralog.nauk, red.; MIRCHINK, M.P., red.:
NUSTAYINOV, A.Y., kand.geologo-minerelog.nsuk. red.; IJVINSO-N,
T.G.. red., BEDIAN, Tu.K., vedushchly red.; ZAIRESUTA, A.I..
vedushchi2r red.: KRIMINA, U.N., vedushchiy red,;_PBRSHINA.
YO.G., veduahchiy red.; SHOROKHOVA, L.I., vedusholAy 'red.;
POLOSINA, A.S., tekhn.red.
(Materialu on petrolewa geology]
Koskva, Goo.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo
Vol.3. (North and South America]
Pod red. I.O.Broda. 1959. 585 po
Haterialy po geologii nefti.
neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry.
Severnaia i lUzhnaia Amerika.
(MM 12:8)
1. Internzitional Gaological Congress. 20th. Mexico. 1956.
2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Mirchink).
(Awrica--Petroleum geology)

SHIMMY, lonstantin Aleksandrovich; KANDELIBAUX, Mark Hironovich;
TROITSKIY, Voevolod Nikol-ayevich; SHEW, Neum Iesifovich;
DOYAGUOV, Nikolay Parlevich; TABILOYNT, T.G.. red.;
PWMINA, Ye.G., vedushchiy red.; YEDMVA. I.G.. takhn.red.
[Ifficleacy of geophysical methods of prospecting in the
southern part of the Siberian Platform, the Transbalkal
Depression. and the Par Bast] Iffektivnost' geofisichaskikh
metodov razvedki v iuzhnoi chasti Sibirskol platformy, Ypedi-
Dakh Zabaikallia L Dallnego Voetoka. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-terhu.
isd-ve meft. i gorne-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1959. 114 p. (MIRA 12:6)
(ProspectiAg-Geophysical methods)

VISILOYEV, V.G., red.; PERSHINA, Te.G.. vedushchiy red.-. FEDOTOVA, I.G.,
tekhn. red.
[Geology and oil and gas potentials of Enstern Siberia] Geologlia
i neftegazononnost' Vostochnoi Sibirl. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo rieft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1959. 486 p. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Russia (1917- R.S.F.S.R.) Glavnoye upravlenlye geologli i
okhrany nedr.
(Siberia, Eastern--Petroleum geologT)
(Siberia, Esatern-Gas, Natural--Geology)

BUYAIAN, Nikolay Ivanovich, professor; PERSHINA,Ye.G.. rednktor; TR&-
IPINDV,A.Y., tekhnicheskiy redaktor'-_- ---~- --_
[Practical winual on structural geology andgaological mapping]
Prakticheskoe rukovodstvo po strukturnol geol6gll I geologicheakomu
Irartirovanibi. Moskva. Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neftinnot i gorTio-
'toplivnoi lit-ry, 1955. 252 p. (MLRA 9:1)
(Geology, Structural) (Geology--Maps)
0, .

DAKMXT, Vladimir Nikolayevicb. professor; TARKHDVj A.G., prof., doktor
fisiko-imit.nauk; FERSEDIA, Te.G., vedusbehly rpd.: YMITOVA. I.G..
tekhn.re4. A-"%kr2av
(IndustrIal geophysical methods of industrial geophysics, apparatus
and equipment. electrical methods in oil well logging]. Prorwelovaia
geofizilaq matody promyslovot geofiziki, apparatura I cborudovania,
elektricheskie metody iseledavaniia ekvathino -Moskva, Gos. nauchno-
tekhn.izd.-vo neft. I gorno-toplivnol lit-ry# 1959. 69Z p.
(MIRA 12:2)
(Prospeict~og--Geophyslcal methods) (Oil well logging)

BMUIICHEVSKIY. ILnrk Naumovich; =YIIHAH, S.M.. red.; TWISHINA. Ye,G.,
veduslicikiy red.; FEDCITUVA, I.G., tekhn.red, . , - - . - -
[Prospecting by the telluric method] Blektrichask--ia razvedka
metodom telluricheskikh tokov. Pod red. S.H.Sheinmana. Moskvf,
Goa.nauc:hno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnot lit-ry, 1960.
236 p. (MIRA 13:4)
(Electric prospecting)

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SOURCE CODE: UF/O05B/65/O0O/01-Vi)02q/Do2q
AUTHOR: Pershina, Ye. V.; Raskin. Sh. Sh.
1.717m: Ccneerning ceirtain features of Raman spectra of adsorbed molecules
SOURCE: Bef. zh. Pizlka, Abs. 11T224
REF SOURCE: T~r. Zaab, Do apektrosk~Mji, AN gSgR, t. 3, v)-p. i, 1964p 255-264
TOPIC TAGS: Roman scattering, Raman spectrum, adsorption, molecular spectrum, silica
gel, glass, phase trarisition
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"MRACT: BSM mn X&.were obtained for several molecules adsorbed on microporous
glues and silica gel. In most cases it was possible to obtain spectra for degrees
-ur"i1ling ranging1rcm 0.2 - 0.5 layers to several layers. For several substances,
for example. for aceton1trilej dichloroethanel acet2phenone) 44jerWil or antimony
trichlqTide, there were observed regular variations in the spectra, which were most
clearly mwxtfeat at smaU degrees of filling. At large degrees of filling (but long
before cap-IL11=7 condensation) the spectra become in most cases identical with the
spectra of the condemed phase. [Treawlation of abstract)
SM CODE: 2D 071.
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SUBJNCT i USSR/Luminescence
AUTHORSt Perablas I*oV. and Terenin A,N,
48-5-21/56
TITLEs On Lvainescence of Microporous Glass Activated by Salts of
Heavy Metals (0 lyusinestmenteli mikropcoristogo stekla,
aktir1rovannogo solyami tyazhelykh m*tallov)
PERIODICALs Isventlys. Akademii Nauk SSSR, Serlya Ffisicheskays, 1957,
vol :?1, #5, p 6si (USSR)
ABSTRACTs One c.an obtain phosphors with phosphorsiscence lasting a few
minutes by introduoting Zn-0 Cd- and Pb-aalts out of hydro- and
ammonium-solutiono into microporous sodium-boron-ailicon glass
and calcinating it in the air at a temperature of 6000C. The
optimum salt concentration depends on Its solubility and ability
to be adsorbed by the microporous glass.
The luminescence spectrum consists of a broad band in the vi~-
sual region of the spectrum with main peaks at about 460 and
540 u~"vith small variations of relative intensities dependent
on the kind of salt.
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PERSHINA, Ye.V.; RASKIN, Sh.Sh.
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1. Leninfrradskiy gosudarstvennyj universitat ik. A.A.Zhdanova.
Predstavleno akademikon A.N.Tereninym.
(Rawn effect) (Adsorption)

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identical lit'o the spectra of adsorbed molecules iffien d1splacement of valence
frequencld~ took place In the CN and CO groups& Antimorq trLebloride also
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VZO PrefoOled V Acadmician A, N. Terenin on 24 jamawy 19630 117ne authors
_,on vhose Uitistive the research vex beganj, their deep
for bin ;MvLces The authas eVreas t1wir vi=ere thanks to 0. S.
'for. the donation of ~ sagples of nicroporcua glass and to A. X.
1401 Xamnova
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Pi-LUMIM, YO.T.; THMIN, A.N.
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Jaminearence of microporous glass activated by heavy metal salts.
Isv. AS SSSR. Bar. fiz. 21 no.5:681 My 157. (KLRA 10:8)
1. Fizicheskiy fakulltat Ioningradekogo gosudarstvennogo univer-
eiteta im. A.A. Zhdanova.
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PEMRSHITIA Z. Gv KONIM, S. T., and TROMMY, V. L.
[film] "The Action of Antibiotics on Dysentery Bacteria." ,hicn thev had pre-
pared. Inst. Epidem and Mirobiol im. Gamaleya 1954-56.
Personnel Identified as Participfints in Scientif _Jlc Conferences held by
the Institute in 1953. Inst. Epidem and Microbiol im. Gameleya A1.13 USSR
SO: Sjm 1186, 11 Jon 57.

USSR Wcrobiology. Antibiosis and Wiosis- Antibiotics. F-2
Abs Jour: Referat Zh.-Biol., No 6, 25 March, 1957, 21867
Author
Inst
Title The Death of Microbial Celle and Formation of Rest3tant Forms
in Flexmers Dysentery Bacteria Through Antibiotic Action.
Orig Pab: V.sb.: 17,menchivost mikroorganlzmav-, M., Medgiz, 3.956,
Abstract: No abstract.,
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p -/ , -
AWIBIOTICS
"Stability of the Changed Characteristics of a Streptcmycin-Resistant
Strain of Shigella Dysenteriae Flexneri under Conditions of Long Term
Storage", by Z.G. 'ershina, Division of Midical Microbiology (Head -
Corresponding Meembex of the Academy of Medical Sciences LISSR Prof. V.L.
Traitskiy) of the Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology imeni N.F.
Ganaleya of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Antibiotiki, No 2,
March-April 1957, 11P 35-40.
In 1951, in the above Laboratory, as a result of the continuous
cultivation during a 5 year period, of strain 550 of Shigella dysente-
rise flexneri, in ELn agar medium with an ever increasing concentration
of stre.,ptoWcin, a mutL-nt resistant to over 100,000 units of strepto-
mycin vas obtained.,
During the process of their growth in culture medium with streptomy-
cin, the characteristics of the bacteria were undergoing a gradual
change.
Card 1j/3 - 25 -

ANTIBIOTICS
the resistance of Shigelia f iexneri was retested and was found unchan-
ged in respect to streptomycin, but showed a drop of from 5DO to 250
times irt regard to penicillin.
The viruience of Sh"'Gella flexnerl and its Lmrm1no_ge-.nL- proper-
ties were checked on white mice ~.n two series of experiments. As may
be seen from 2 tables representing the results, the viruience of the
resistant mutant was found to be i.0 times weaker, and the izm=oiogi-
cal effectiveness to be less then half that of the initial strain of
the snm bacteria.
SovLet-produced antibiotic, now undergoing cli-nicai tests.-7
Same as U S produced Aureomycin (Lederie), Chlortetracyciine
HC1, U.S.P._7
*** ~ Stime as (11oromycetin (Parke, Davis), Chloramphenicol, U.S.P.2
Card 3/3 - 27 -

FUSHINA, Z.G.
%MUNWMWNMft~ - ftaml
Destructlaa ~bscterla following administration ef bactericidal
concentrations of antibacterial substances. Zhur.mikrobiol.opid.
I Immun. 2.3 w.3:117-119 Mr 157. (KI&A 10:6)
1. In Institute epidentologil I m1kroblologil Iment Oemelet
Akademil maditsinskikh cauk SSSR.
(ANPISMICS. of facts.
mechanism of action (Rua))

USSFR / Yicrololology. General Microbiology. L-Formo of F
I'lcroorganisms and Vicroorgazlisr-s of the
Pleuropneumonia Tyl.~a.
Abs J oar Ref. Zhur - 9101., No C'1, 1958, No 94931
Author Pershina, Z. Solovlyev, N. N.
Inst
T.L t le On tho Formation of' L-Forms of Colonlor~ of'
Protouo Vulgario.
Orig Pub : Zh. mikrobiol., epidemlol. I Immunoblologil,
1957~ No. 8, 2'L~-26-
.14
Abstract : The f ormation v.,as investigated of L-colonies in
cultures of proteus, dysentery, typhoid and coli-
form bacterium cultures which had been raised in
semiliquid af.-
~ar .,,Ith penicillin (100-200 units
per ml) with addition of 15-205 fresh herse ser-
um. Under these conditions, thE! appeer!anc-~, of
ird 1/3
USSR / IA-1cro'Diology. General I..licrobiology. LForms of F
:.!1croorgan1sTr ,~nd 1.111croorganiams of the
Pleuropneumonia Type.
A',:)s Jour Ref. Zhur - Biol., No 21, 1958, No 94931
L-forms was observed only in proteus. The ae-
quence of formation of L-colonlen by proteus was
studied: the cells expand, swell into large
spereB with small and large vactioles and grains.
With the dectruotion of thecperoa, the latter
brood and form colonies of the L-tYP0- It 113
recommended to observe the process of formatton
of L-forms In an oil chamber (after Von Bruin)
in a phase contrast microscope ' and not by means
of stains and fixed preparations (after Kline-
berger). Porcentago of formation of L-nolonloo
from P. Vulgaris caused by a penicillin effect
Is very insignificant - of 100 million bacteria,
some tens of the L-colonies grow out of the
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17(2,10) 3611/16-59-6-: 13/4~
AUTHORS- Pershina, '.1,.G. and Yesakova, T.T)
TITLF: TheBacterl-,idal Action of Ionizing Radiations
PERIODICAL. Zhurnal mikrobiologii, apidemlologil I Immunobiologil, 1959,~,'~Nr
pp 62-66 (ussR)
ABSTRACT. This was first presented at the conference of the Otdel radiatsionnoy
mikrobiolcgii (Radiation Mlcrobiology Department) on MaY 5, 1958, In-
tensive doses of ionizing radiations will kill microbes. As M.N.
Meysell and N.D. Chernyayev have pointed out, radiation doses sufficient
to kill the vegetative forms of microbes are not bactericidal for the
spore forms. N.A. Golovk1n has pointed out that the sterilizing effect
of radiation depends both on the radiation dose and on the density and
volume of the irradiated suspension. Ye.N. SokUT-ova showed that the
physiological state of the cells at the time of radiation has an essen-
tial effect on the radlatlon-sensitivity. The most sensitive cElls are
those In -the logarithmic stage of growth. For the presen't tests, to
determine the bactericidal effecTs of ionizing radiations, the following
microbes were used; Escherichia coli, Proteus, 3taphylococcus, hay
Card 1/2 bacillus and Sarcina. Irradiation was performed in an experimental EGO-2

The Eactericidal Action of Ionizing Radiations
gamma-ray imit using radioactive cobalt with a total activity of 5 kilo-
curies, The dose was 600 r/min. The results showed that the bactericidal
action of 'ahe Ionizing radiation varied directly with the concentration
of microbe bodies per ml of Irradiated medlum. For full sterIlIzat.lon of
thick 010-,50 k11111011 bodleli/ml) :3%j-qmno1oYwi of' thc ml-robo:i In the- vovetij-
tive form, a dose of )j00,ju0-600,(X)(,, r was needed; for the spore f arm[; -
1,500,000 ~~. The mos, resistan* of th-~ microbes to X-ray radiat'Ion were
the Sarcina and hay ba,illus whl,h perished after a dose of 1,50C,00(, r
in a suspension of 110 t,111111,)n r)od:-_~/ml. The most. sensilivs) was Escherichia
coll which waq steriliv-d L)y tof' 400,000 r In the same suopenslon.
Staphyloco,:cus was sterilizej il '~)0,000 r. TherE- are 4 figures and 13
references., 5 of which are Soviet and 8 English,
ASSOCIATION: Institut elDidemiologil I mikrobiologil Imeni Gamalel AMN SSR (Institulp
of Epidemlology and Mlcroblology iment Gamaleya of' the AMN, USSR;
SUMMED: June 3, 19'~18
Card 2/2

IZELAILISKIT, V.P., prof., doktor biolog.nauk; SHUSTOVA, L.N., kand.med.
nauk; GO 0, N.V., doktor biolog.nauk; XMVI M , V.P.;
BMZOVA, Ts.F., doktor biolog.nauk; SUDAKOVA, 1#.Y., mikrobiolog;
GRUMMOT, S.Ye.. doktor sell skokhoz.nauk; HB)U'I:TlMKO. F.Te..
doktor blolog.nauk; BELITYUKOVA. K.I., doktor Zolog.neuk; STARTGINA,
L.P.. kand.biolog.nauk; PZRSHIKA, Z.G., kand.biolog.nauk; AW 119WITEVA,
Z.S., milrrobiolog; NOVIK6V-A,-k.-S- *' -kand.biolog.nauk; OSNITSK2TA, Te.A.,
fitopetolog; TAWNOVA, N.V., fitopatolog-mikrobJ.olog; MIKZABEKIYAN.
R.O., kand.biolog.nauk; TR?TUREVA. X.V., red.; IIEVZHER, V.I., tekhn.red.
[Bacterial diseases of plants] Bakteriallnye bc)lezni rastenii. Izd.2.,
perer. i dop. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo selkhoz.lit-ry, 1960. 467 P.
(MIRA 13:7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Ukrainfkoy AN ("or MuravIyev).
(Bacteria, Phytopathogenic) (Plant disofises)

PERSHINA, Z.G.; VAS14"UNA, I.G.
Study ol the morphology of dysentery bacteria in t~-e electron
microacope; on the cilia of microbial cello. Zhur. mikrobiol.
epid.-A immun. 31 no.3:14-17 Mr 160. (MIRA 14-.6)
1. Iz Institute epidemiologii i mikrobiologii Lmeni Garnalei AIIN
SSSR.
(SHIGELIA PARADYSENTEIZIO)

PERSHMA, Z.G.; VASILIMA, I.G.
If,
Effect of small dopes of ultraviolet rays on the variability of
F:Lexnerl:3 bacilli. Zhur.mikrobiol.apid.i immun. 31 no-11:99-103
N 160. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Iz In,stituta epidemiologii I mikrobiologii imeni Gamalei AM-11
SSSR.
(SHIGELLA PAUDYSENTERIAE)
(ULTRAVIOLET RAYS-XHYSIOLOGICAL EFP`ECT)

FEROINA, Z.G.; IrASIL'YEVA, I.G.; SOLCV'YEV, N.N.
Method of preparing specimens for electron mic.roseopy. Lab. delo
7 no.3144-51 Mr 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Otdel radiatsionnoy mikrobiologii i imminologii (zav. - prof.
V.L.Troitskiy)-Instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni N.F.
Gamalei j001 SSSR, Moskva.
(BACTERIA) (FUCTRON MICRCSCOPY)

FIC&SHINA, Z. G.; WILOYEVA, 1. G.
Combined effect of irradiation and antibacterlLal substances
on bacteria. Zhur. udkrobiol., epid. i inmun. 32 no.8:132-137
Ag 161s I:YJRA 15:7)
1. Im otAlela radiatsionnoy mikrobiologii i inaunologii Instituta
opidemiologil i mikrobiologii ineni Ganalei AM SSSR.
(SHIGELLA) (RADIATION~FHYSIMA)GICAL 17FECT)
(ANTISEPTICS)

ABEUV, G.I., kazid. med. nauk; BUKRINSKAYA, A.G., kand. med. nauk;
GELITSER, R.R., prof.; GOLINEVICH, Ye.M., pn)f.; ZFDANOV, V.M.,
pr-of.; ZDRODOVSKIY, P.F., prof.; KALINA, G.P,, prof.; KAULEN,
D.R., lamd. med. nauk; KIKTENKO, V.S., prof.,; KRYLOVA, O.P.,
kand. mid. nauk; KUCHERENKO, V.D., kand. med. nauk; LOMAKIN,
M.S.0 kEmd. med. nauk; MOSING, G.S., doktor tied. nauk; F~]~RSHINlq__
ZJL, kand. sellkhoz. nauk; PEKHOV, A.P., doittor biol. nauk;
PESHKOV, M.A., prof.; TIKHONENKO, T.I., kand., mad. nauk;
TOVARNITSKIY, V.I., prof.; SHEN, R.M., prof.1 ETINGOF, R.N.,
kand. med. nauk; KALININA, G.P., prof., nauelmy.7 red. toma;
ZHUKOV-VYMZ19iIKOV, N.N., prof., otv. red.; IFYGODCHIKOV, G.V.,
prof., zamest. otv. red.; TIMAKOV, V.D., prof., zare, otv. red.
BARDYAN, O.A., prof., red.; KALINA, G.P., redi.; PETROVA, N.K.,
tekhn. red.
(Multivolume ma ual on the microbiology, clirtic, and epidemiology
of infectious diseases)Mnogotomnoe rukovodstvo N mikrobiologii
klinike i epidemiologii infektsionnykh bolezriei. Moskva, Medgiz,
Vol.2. (Generol micr-obiology]Obshchaia mikrotdolo iia. Red. V.M.
Zhdanov. 1962. 535 p. fM1IRA 16:1)
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PEIL-Il I INA 7, G 11, 1 YEVA p I G. ;"'101W1,1-Al
Changes in the propert,es of bacteria of the ertcrip gro~;p ,under
ep--Cl.
the effect of radioactive phosphomis p32. Zhur. mikrDbioi'.
i imun. 42 no.8:142-143 Ag 165. (Mlpj~ 1,9:9)
1. lnstitut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Gamulei AM14
SS"SR.

PERSHINA, Z.G.; SOBCTEV. S.1-11.
Simple method for obtaining a culture from a single microbial
cell. Lab. delo no. 12:737-739 '64. (MIRA 18:1)
1. Inst-Itut epilemiologii i mikrnbi~)logii im, N.F.Gamalei
(direktor -- prof, P.A.Vershilova), atdel radintsionnoy
mikrobiologii i immunologii (znvedixyushchiy - doktor med.
nauk M,M'imanyan), Moskva.

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3B-

DAVIDOVICH, Feliks Stanislavovich; Aleksa:adr
AleksgLacirovich; KHCI,'.YAKOV, N.F., doktor tek,'tn. naW.,,
retaonv,ent; GANDIN, B.D., nauchri. red.; SACKY, II.A.,
red.
flosting the electrical o~iulpmctrit of qhlr,n,' Isr,ytar,11a
sudo,vogo ale k trooborudovan 11 (1. Loninq;racip Sudo.,itroerilo,
196J.. 168 p. (MIRA 17:12)

ISMACILOVAY Roza Nurgaleyevna; PERSHITS, I Am 1 .0 otv. red.; FRENKELI,
M.Yu., red.; VIK&INA, L.T.P -tebt red.
-1
[Peoples of Nigeria; ethnic composition and bref ethnologl4al
characteristics) Narody Nigerit; etnicheskii sostav i kratkala
etnograficheskaia khrrakteriatika. Moskva, 12d-vo vostochnoi
lit-ry, 1963. 273 p. (MIRA 16:9)
(Nigeria-Ethnology)

BRUF. S.I., PERSHITS, A.I.
Arabic peopipl; of Asia. Geog.v shkole 23 1170.1:~!-,,t, Ja-F
l6o. (ml-~A ,
(ABia--Arabs)

PASHIVS. Abrims Isaakovia; XUXMq $.N#. red.1 TIMMUTAO I.N.0 tokbi.
---
r
[Osorg Avast VaIllul as exploror of the Interior of A^blal
09org Uguet Vkllis; looleftyatell Tmtreawl kmTH, NbOvag
Goo. Isd-TO gow. Ilt-37, 1958. 36 p. (xim n no)
(Wallis, Oeorg *Wast,, 1811-1B52)

PIMBUTS, Abram Imaskovich; KOISTINSKIY. D.N., red.; V11MISKAYA. R.N..
takhn.red.
[Arabs cf the Arabian Peninsula] Araby Areviiskogo poluostrova.
Moskva, Goo. izd-vo geogr. lit-ry. 1958. 54 p. (KIRA 11:5)
(Amble)

PMIHITS, A. 1.
NWAW~
Conoernirt Omilitant demooraoy;l periodioity of history In pricit.1tye so-
olety. Sov.etn. no.2tl63-166 153. 40" 6:6)
(800isty, Primitive)

PMHITS, A.. I.
Econciric Conditions - Saudi Arabia
Economic I~fe of the Saudi A.--abian nomads. Sov. etn. no. 1, 1952.
9. Monthlf List of &Asslan Accessions, Library of Congress, "mst 19522 Unclassified.

PEPOHITS, A.- I.
Bedouins
Economic life o' the Saudi Arabian nomads Sov. etn. no. 1, 1952.
9. Monthly,List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, AULust -195442Unclassified.

PERSHITS. A.I.
Saudi Arabia-Economic conditions
Economic life of the Saudi Arabian nomads. Sov. stn. no- 1p 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, August 1952 -IPAAt Unclassified.

1. ELI=S=r~ A.V.; PFMTITI'S, A.I.
2. 'LISSR WO)
4. Amthro,Polof-n- sts
7. Scientific and socio-political views of A.V- Eliseyev, A.I. Pers its, Jzv.VSe,-.FC-oE.
ob.va 85 no. 2, 1953-
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, ORM 1953. Unclassified.

PFPSITSf G.L.
Green light to plastics. Mash~nz)strolteIl no.9146-4.1 " Ib4.
(KIRA 17~20)

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION
SOV/4930
Voytkunskiy, Yaroslav Iosifovich, Robert Yakovlevich Pershits,
and Igor' Anatollyevich Titov
Spravochnik po teorii korablya; khodkost' I upravlyayemost'
(Handbook on the Theory of Ships; [Their] Speed and
Maneuverability) Leningrad, Sudpromgiz, 1960. 688 p.
Errata slip inserted.
Resp. Ed.: Yu. V. Krivtsov and G. A. Firsov; Ed.: A. A.
Osvenskaya; Tech. Ed.: A. I. Kontorovich.
PURPOSE: This handbook is intended for scientific workers
and engineers, and for students of shipbuilding technical
lnstitUtE!B of higher education.
COVERAGE: The authors review basic hydrodynamics and the
application of its laws to the calculation of the re-
sistance of water to the motion of ships. Various means
of propul.sion are discussed and practical Information on
the maneuverability of ships Is given. Parts I and II
Card_~_

Handtook on the Theory (Cont.)
SOV/4930
were written by Ya. I. Voytkunskiy; Part III by I. A.
Titov; and Part IV by Pershits. The following authors con-
tributed to the writing of this handbooks I. T. Yetorov,
See. 20 and 22 of Part I and See. 30 of Part II; A. A.
Rusetskiy, Sees. 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 23 of Part II, a
portion of' See. 25 of Part III and Ch. VIII of Part IV;
V. M. Ivanovskly and M. M. Zhuchenko, Ch. X of Part III.
The authors thank A. M. Basin and I. V. Girsh for their
remarks. There are 422 references: 299 Soviet - - in-
cluding 2 translations), 83 English, 36 German and ~ French.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
PART I. HYDROMECHANICS
3
Ch. I. General Information on Hydromechanics 9
1. Properties of liquids 9
Carcr-e/4-1.7-

PERMITS, R.U., Imndidat takhnicheskilch nauk.
Q.
Nomograms for the determination of hydrodynamic position
characteristics of ship hulls. Suaostroanie 22 no.11:4-8
N 156. (KLRA 10:2)
(Hulls (Naval architecture))

PMEMS R. T&.
*XomW&vw for the DetermIrAtion of the Position Hydro4ynudc
Characteristics of Ships$ Hulls.,* Sudostroyeniye,, No.U,, 1956

VOY-7WOSKIT, Taroslav Iosif ovich; PXRI~4175 - Rokerl-TakovIevich; TITOV,
Igor' Anatollyevich. Prinimali uchastiye: T3GOROV, I.T.;
RUSETEXIT, A.A.; IVANOV, V.M.; 2MUC 0, M.M. KRIVTSOV, Tu.V.,
otv.red.; FIRSOV, G.A., otv.red.; OSMSKATA, A.A., red.;
KONTOROVICH, A.L., tekhn.red.
(Handbook on the theory of ship construction; propulsive speed
and maneuverability] Spravochnik po teorii korablia; khodkost'
i upravliaemostl. Leningrad, Goa.soiuznoe izd-vo sudostroit.
promyshl.. 1960. 688 p. (MIRA 13:10)
(Naval architecture--Handbooks, manuals. etc.)

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I .1;-S,M ) 17, 251-9(1047)(in Ru,,,i4n).-Cuff%:ml in.
Wrl-OWO I Offt "Wislaml as a filtivilm of tinte Und" a
-)St &-c S1414sr appl)"i tarl"rell ont rr"Ind IMI&I
r;m-tratle wpg~ two idernbcAl "nipt" of 'be
wul tw. ritr"SAl electradrSl in rarallarl, in a given "di.
(b?"tiom 04) arul llja~n revelsAl of the VoIlA ,V, (4)
t tensp. (A the cordo of 4j#Jl--s(xJ% tons,. within 0.2 /cm.
arml contmIlerl within A'IW. in Oplailtbe IM4 51(h, at
Mul, unihi $&I tv.~cm., j, antl G Steve equA when the clar.
held was m"Wil Y"Y qt1witly; lunsev", on ItrolortErd
A144welion in the mine difertkAl, i* fell with litne, down
Ill 4 61AINSMAP Y kin OF I I X 10 " Anill in 15-20 min.;
Atulgn". tant Wallat"h4l diffl-FrIll Jlt4w in Sj ofm found
%:..n1-t,laS., After ltaltall"I A,.* #4 thr "Silveri * mr.
frill alnunst inmSStimiriv rrt-wr,l ihS, uni"I hish a whark
;rnsan-i "*"I its a few tells C4 sav. and Then L.X" to
All 4)wlv Thr eturml Ansinit on rrnew"! (laark to The
tMISInal dirMlKWO I~VMAJ Of "lAjrr. V14& at the StAire
A tht constancy of A.. *Aa chAractmart) by to failing wsib
tinw. thr slower the, ionfts, the twetvdinir mverAc current
so ba 11 1 Is Ill I I AD AS 1 11
1. AA Ill 1A 0 n , , !. I
ejectrollytic polarizatka and countrr C.M.1 play a roke
the Ph"Wallem cleaerbed. this is forttarf barme out h11O
the C11WITHI-VOII&V OmArftviO" whkh are iimalm I,w
qwtz SAW for KCI: the umptax S,lm. corul. mclmsrA
with iftentasing Va"W; whereas it ALMM lv%rraw d
Ibe efflTU were due t- ImOLArisatiou. Thm. (the effects
in both SA Suit! in XCI must be due 10 the %V1W narrha-
6rm at lbr rkelroin; Ibm unilutiar tA
Ym difitr et.
settlially train the b)prkirq Jaym foruwl ilk cub,;. Cui,
I te.. In that their I kc. m. istamv don not increute on
ma"'rutive Commutations. WW In the Shape of the tan
01iJ&IlVFMJ%lSlUtA1fa;nfr,mn&,. Tht hijibelec. resist
of tlar ky" I, t to the anakle was evider'"'IM,
awavulvobmt*=Ixxcatw 4nn, P in gumall SAM$*$
hAVifljI attained FA ?Ugb d.... of uUipr" nalf. & and
Om-tmazary a i; its an Capt. at W I, Idirl 30-min. tier.
trOlYvis. 0-6, P hclwftn th,, Sloode and a prSA* divOlng
the total CleCt"t distAnkV in the ratio I ~(% w%9 &s V~
out of a tow Voitapt of Sm. with a deavasim, " a result
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to itso " statistinuy rAm. if the qu;ttts is kept for a Jim*
to at the Latne, high temp. with the tire. f*W on, renewed
soplobration of the firM in the same threction r"WtA in j,,
lowlsom thas, too,luir ths, out to
Its 01411mmy loom. the sh"Wrt thor '.. is, The raw ,I
-olls, will IV Is"11 to 4 all 2) otoo ).I Itr tnovorty 6o
~1#14rlr. 4 solarlinS at the ontsismi Isiah value *not IsWuM
as kloomly as CNMUW)Y. th, the other hami, &&lnl4&
halmas Una-gome prolonged elmtroijrob am coated. ex-
Whited loovermil cood. (loommir, &M more r&pWly fawns Q
Whim horsiest rapmly &D Jkq previous high imp.; in o"m
the thafteris brought obroul by at high
Iror,p. PmA-t at low Irlop- itins of sitnipme
having unoRtSoue gfeelroil
has no &#let: hence.
CuIrTat. PW high-CrIWAIKV ttllf 11 At-ii
quitanfaminxiily disormple-I i P Isiffiria aloruptiv froin %A in
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USSR/Mysical Cheraistry Crystals
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Khiruya, No 2, 1957, 3610
Author
!list Pskov State PodaGogical Institute
Title Pheilonean Near Electrodcs i?L Dielectrics
B-5
Grig Pib Uch. zap. Pskovsk. gos. ped, in-ta, 1955, No 3, 223-261
Abstract A review, Bibiiography 26 references,
Card 1/1 - 4.3 -

f-JA4jY i V.4 , 'r rj. , V.
U45SR/Phyo- ic's - Dielectrics FD-1321
Card 1/1 Pub 146-6/25
Author : Pershits, Ya N.
Title : Conditions governing the formation and stability of the layeru near tile
electrodes in dielectrics
Periodical : Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 28, 181-190, Februai-.1 10.55
Abstract : The author studies the conditions for the formation and rupture of t-i,,
layers near the electrodes in dielectrics in dependence upon the ch%racter
of the heat treatment and action of the electric field. He observe-, and
studies the relation of variations in electrical conductivity which ;-re
caused by admixtures to variations in the properties of the layers near
the electrodes. Eight references; e.g. Ya. N. Pershits, ibid. 1-1', 251,
1947; 24, 347, 1953-
Institution: Pskov State Pedagogic Institute
Submitted - May 25, 1953

PC 1~ 5 fl I -)- s~O - rV
USSR/Physics Dielectrics FD-2973
Card 1/1 Pub. 146 - 14/28
Author Pershits, Ya. N.
00OK"frWAM iyj"NX":~:bZ! I -
Title Mechanism governing the formation of anode layers in forming
dielectrics
Periodical Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz., 29, September 1955, 362-368
Abstract The author establishes that the mechanisra for the formation of
electrode layers (anchi-electrode layers) in dielectrics with
various structures is the same. By way of a comparative study
of anchi-electrode phenomena in various dielectrics he demon-
strates the unsatisfactoriness of the mechanism of formation
proposed by W. Warburg (Wied. Ann., 2.1, 622, i8B4; 32, 447, 1B87)-
35, 445, 18b8). Thirteen references: e.g. Ya. N. Pershits,
ibid., 28, 181, 1955 and 17, 251, 1947; V. A. PreBnov, Trudy
Sibir. FrI, 30, 175, 1950.
Institution Pskxvskiy State Pedagogic Institute
Submitted March 6, 1954

--Utebanista cl no rina on of aeodis lafeii

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0
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QO
u)-icri,-~.,A fzh. Fizi,ka. Abs lOE351
-Pershits, Ya. N.
M~HORS,1~
7.1
TITLE: InlPurity condubtivity, in alkali-halide crystals
CITED-SOjfRCE-.- Uch. iap.-.Pskovsk. Ped. In-t. Ye:5tostv. n.,; vyp. 16, 1963, 3-8
TOPIC 7rAQS: impurity! conductivity, alk,uli hall de,.~tctivation tmer;y temperature
d, ~-pendenc
+
TRANSLAI-ION: The ln~jroduction of Cu ions in KCI KBr.ihcreases thesla e 61 the,
P
1ow-tempe~`ature part o~~ the log avs. 1/71' curve. 'After removing the Cu+, the crysW
regains its!"Jn1tial properties. The difference curve, which yields the valueof a-for the
figs -e ci~rresponding lo E1. 27 eV -for KBr.-:IThe activa n
(V~ ioni. a slop tio energy.for
ihe diffusion of the Cu+ "Was found earlier to be 0. 70 eV. Cons6quently the association
...en&gy of tl'~e impurity i6s is6IE - W0. 57 6V. Some. of the introduced foreign
1/2

1 1669,9;~65
AC 61~
CESSi:1i NR.-. AR51000796
ionsare ~becured at, va~~*ancies. Because of this, decreases by A0, B exP
*eparation of the impurity ionlroin ibe
2)kYj, where activation energy for the
vnancy,i,ir_ foi- the fori,iiation of the. vacancy, w, 2for the diffusion of the impurln
ity io
From the; high tempqri4ture part of the log . vs. 1/T curve for the crystal -with Cu"" im-
purity ano the "pure" i~rysW, the author determines the curve for 6c and from the lat-
C 41 U C isdetermined from the previously obtained value of tz an d
ter$ 16 2* 21 V
ation, energy for the displacement of the intrinsic defects, is
which is! e activ. obtained
from Q The value . obtained are 1: 2.82 eV and
Icurve for the, pure" crysW
~.Wj 15 eV lor KCI land c 2. 58 eV and fj 1 0. 53 eV for KBr. P. Meyklyur.
0
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~the ackgrouni
~"-impuritiest-which anter f rom- the. melt- and wh1ch be
c:Mxe ecured - oh the defects. Electrolytic introduction of Cu ions
+
Cd crl~stals causes the appearance of c loring and an in-
c -in When the current is reversed, the Cu-ions are separ-
ated ~Itrom the i%rystal and a decreases. -On-the low-temperature part
-;4 e s a
l/T curve for KC1 + Cd + Cu tb re i b
of t logdr and corre
ti
b - th6a dropping out of Cu.- From t e
spond.ng h slope of the curve
"A abov'6 the bend's the author' determined the activation energy for the
migr a of the Cu+ ions, namely 0.80 � 0.02 eV. The energy of
forma -ion, of -. a4pair- of Vacancies was found - to be 2.79 eV, and the
1 -1 ~ ?I . ~ ij
Vj activ ition energy for. diffusion of vacancies was found'to be 0.66 +
I
0.0? V. Tho indicated quantities are more accurate than those
e i
givenl& the 116t ature. The,active
er ition energies for the difj-usion
+ 2+ 2+
of Sr
Ba and n
-Mg_,io s.were found to be M6 ~0.66, and.0.69
lectr -i -ini -foreign Iorm -a
1; . olyj, call's -roduced re located ~pritici
pally''in the- in.
teraticesi-vacant-sit;eai-and-lattice defects,.
The
impuriLty electl-ic conductivity is determined essentialiy by the ions
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AUTHO a I.I. #ershits; -Ya* N.
_BOURCit Ref zh. Fizika, Abs. SESBO
f X-irradii on the electric conducti
rinm Hkfect~b itiod of
10
nic,~cryst6la th inpurities
CiTRD.11,iSOURCH:
IUch. zap. Pskovsk ped. in-t. Yestesty. n., vy *p
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161 1963~ 2rVi
I' TOP C'JITAGS i -
x~lray irradiati
- I- I on electric conductivity, ionic crys-
1tal, _~akali -halides impurity center, impurity conductivity,
!A~i 0~.
-11 TRANSX >~-irradiatioln- and additive. coloring -exert an identical
h 0 A -balide crys-
nfludl~ ce n tlie -ionic el-e.ctric conductivity a of a ali
tal s ue to re-
S_ '~Wi forefgn-ion imputities. The decrease n a i d
cojnbirj~ation of the impurit~V ions and-electrons, aB a result.of wh i ch
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