SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PESHKOV, S. - PESHKOV, V.P.

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K(XZLOV, V.., pilot pervogo klassa; MMOV, S., pilot pervogo klassa
Landing of a TU-104 plane at a strong cross wind. G.-azbd-.av,
19 no.7&I& 19 JI 162. OKUtA 15 - 8)
(Airplanes-Landing)

FESHKOV, S.,,_atarehiy inspektor-pilot
riarigatiollal flight in the waitir4, zone and during the approach.
for blind landing. Grazhd.av. 12 no.4:15-18 Ja 155. (MIRZ, 16:34
(Ground controlled approach)

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Railts the Level of training for pilots* Grazhd. av. no.4:17-18 Ap 157.
(Airplanes--Piloting) (KERA 10:6)

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14 tir,.7 14 J!
~,ictures In neronnutica.'

PIRSHKOV, S.
Method of flight training following approach and landing radlo VII
beacons. "irazlid.av. 13 no.8:9-11 Ag 156. (MLRA 9:10)
(Airplanem--Landing) (Aeronautics--Study and teaching)

MSHKOV, S.I., Inzhener.
wiWOKOMM"O The "zero cycle" and development operations in building coal mines.
Shakht, stroi. no,7:4-7 JI 157. (MI& 10:0
1. Uralgiproshakht.
(Coal mines and mining) (Mine management)

SMIRNOVP G.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, dotsent; BULANOV, V.B., inzh.;
PESHKOV, S.I., inzh.
Calculating bending vibrations of the drivi-g-cx.t: ho,,:31ng of
a motor vehicle by means of electric simulation. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.; mashinostr. no.2:140-147 165.
(141RA 18: 5)

F-LSH,-Ov, S. --.
Coal Mines and Mining
Organization of buildinf, methods in m'ne construction. U.,Iolino. 2F 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, may 195A2 Unclassified.

FSHKOV, S. 1.
ILL-dng Engineering
Organization of building, methods in nine constructirn., U.rroll, no. 2,, ?52.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress.May -195,& Unclassified.

nSM. TS. Kh.; DMV. T. S. ; AIIGBWVA,, T. I.
Womimas personatus Ogn. (Namalta, Wyoxidae), a new rodent In
the fauma of Bulgaria. Zool. zhur. 39 n0-51784-785 NY 160.
(MIRA 13:10)
1. Chair of Vertebrate Zoology, Sofia State University, and Republic
Anti-epidemic Station.
(Bulgarla--Dormice)

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FESHKOV,-V.G.-
From the experience of the Krasnodar Territory farmers. Zashch.
rast. ot wed. i bol. 6 no.4:3-8 Ap 161. (MIRA 15-6)
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1. Naclmllnik Krasnodarskoy okepeditaii.
. (Uasnodar Territory-Plantal Protection of)

PAYNIn, D.H.; STARGSI'IN, S.G.; HEfWE, P.F.; KU7,IZETSOV, K.P.;
POPOVA, H.I.; PESHKOT, V.G.
Mist sprayiq; of chlorophos against tha shlold bug Eurygaster
integriceps. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 7 no.2:20-21
F 162. (MIRA 15-.12'
(Chlorophos) (Eurygasters)
(Spraying and duat,ir4-_,,)

FESHKOV, V.G.; TISHCHENNOV, N.K.; TRUNOV, V.G.
We answer with deeds to the appeal of ',he UE t, I-lab-l-- skzTs
people, Zaehch, rast. ot vred, i bol. 8 no.3:3-4 Mr 163.
(MRA 17: 1)
1. Haeballaik Krasnodarskay stantsii zashchity rasteniy
(for Peahkov).

Te%tlle i-III,istry A!iul
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -1953, Uncl.
2

FESHKOV, V.I.; VISHNEVSKIT, B.P.
The B3-80 drillIng mactine.
18SLinst.nauz-h.i tokh.inform. 16 uo.8sl2-14 163. (,','JRA 16:10)

PESHKOVp V.I., gornyy inzh.; AKSANOV, Sh.I., konstruktor
Results of Industrial tests of the EIS-80 small automatic drilling
rig. Gor. Zhur. no.9t75-56 S 163. (HIRA 16:10)
1. Institut Sibgiprogormash, Novosibirsk.

m !url, a-nd Z~ a-ul I "Illf, i - t h~- !'I~i tri nr~! ria tic T. o f t, he op. o 1 enip r; ta
%I(-- s t146 s k . u i ie r2 r I l7i n c .,+' - 5 i - t':":L Tl--A-1 ~
4.
(IMIRA IF t8)
a.. YaCedra univergiteta.

PE3HKCVAJ,I..V..M.,,,.. SAY OSTI NA, V.M., ASTAKHOVA, Ye.?;.; MINAYFVA, N.A.
Extraction concentration of trace o-antities of nickel uBirg
W-dioximes. Trudy Kom. anal.. khim. 151104-130 165. (MIRA 180)

MSHKOVA, V.M.; I-ILICHAKOVA, N.V.; FEV AN [Fl$ng Ang]
Study of zirconiLm zind- hafnium complex zlcz=ation uith P--dd-
I
ketones by the partition method. Trudy J.Lom. anal. khim. 14:172-
182 163, (LMA 16: Ll)

3 1 BOOK EXPLOITATION SCYV/3850
,Sov/ 9-M-8 (1-1
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Knstitut geokhimii I -1.1iticheskoy kh1m1i imeai V. I.
Verns.dskogo. Komisviya po analiticheskoy kbimli
Spektrofotometricheskiye I kolorimetricheskiye metody analiza (Spectrophoto-
metric and Colorimetrio Flethods of Analysis) Moscow, 1958. 286 p. (3eries:
Its: Trudy, tom. 8 1:1.1) Errata slip inserted- 3,000 copies printed.
Hesp. Ed.: I. P. AL14 x1n, Corresponding MA--mber, Academy of Sciences USSR;
Ed. of Pablishing Hcuaa: V. M. Peshl~ova; 719ch. Ed.: N. I. Moskvicheva.
PUMSE: 7he publication Is intended for chemists, particularly analytical
chemists and geocheinia-ts.
COVEPMR: This collectiaa of 29 articles is published as Volume VIII (XI) of the
Transactions of the Caamittee on Analytical Chemistry at the Institute of
Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry imp-ni V. 1. Vernadskiy, Academy of
Card 1/6

Spectrophotometric and L'olorimetric (Cont.) AW/3350
Sciences USSR. The general subject of the vulme, is the irivesti&mtion of
spectropLiotorae-tric aad colorimeteLe aT-_Iroia. Tnu-vidu]Ll &rttcles an the fol-
lowing topics may deimi:~ve special attention: tiie p-resent stcte of li~_;ht
absorption analysis., the sensitivity of the colortraetric methoda of L,
organic analysis., the laoic variations of the kinetic mithod of analisia,
spectrophotometric ixivtistiGation of hetArVoI3ur_ULs of geruw_ium, a new
colorimetric method of determining small queutities of thallium, a f-luori-
metric method of determining uranium, spectro-photometric investigation of
the behavior of oxidetion -reduction indicatorof a phasomet-ric optical-
acoustical method of pa amlyslB, and a description of an automatic
spectrophotocietric gto analyser. No p-tracualities are mentioned. Prferences
axv given at the end of' each axticle.
TABIE OF CONTMS:'
Savostlyanova, M. V. nki State of Light Absorption Analysis Today 3
ft
1,9 1 P. ChameterLstics and Possibilities of Colorimetric and
Spectrophotometric An&lyhis 21
Khznetsov., V. I. IncreeAdj3g the Sensitivity of Colorimetric bIethods of
Inorganic Analysis and Cc)b)r Fleactions 52
Ptah".. _1. M. Effect of the Stnictare of the Molecule of an Organic
116agent on the AbSOrptiOrL 4ectra of Metallic O.,dwe Compounds 75
card 2/ 6

Spectrophotmetric and Colorimetric (Cont.) SOV/3850
Yatsimirskly, K. B. BE.sic Variations of the Kiaetic Method of Analysis 3-0
Kokorin., A. 1. Tri- axLd Tletrebeteropolyacids in Colorimetric Analysis 85
Shakhova, Z. F., and R. K. Motorkina. Spectrophotometric Investigation
of Beteropolyacids of Ge'n-nium 100
Zhidkova, Z. V. Dete=drdng the True Absorption of Adsorbed Substances
by the E~pactra of the 11iffuse Reflection From Aisorbates 110
ThImachev, V. N., and L. N. Serpukhova. Spectraphotountric Method of
Determining Cobalt and Tron With the Aid of Sodium 2, 1, 4 - Nitroso-
lkphtb6l Sulfonate 115
,Peshkovs, V. M.P and V. H. Bochkovs. InvestiWUng the Properties of
ZWV-UY-Cbb~oiizads of Cobalt With Nitro and Isonitroso Compounds 125
Ehchemeleva, G. G. A New Colorimetric Method of Determining Ekall
Qmntities of Thal"un 135
card 3/6

V.G.

PESHKOVA, V.M.; GROMOVA, M.I.; ALEKSANDROVA, N.M.
Successive spectrophotometric titration of thorium awl of the
sum of rarc earth elements. Zhur.anal.khim. 17 no.2,.218-221
Mr-Ap 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Lomonos Mos2ow State University.
(Thorium--Spectra) (Rare earths--Spectra)

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tsetua. of the temp. 060 as a losethon of ast can"
- W- Akwar
input. at 1.611K Aid gliertains, showal an Initial
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Niwsz.. and is losmi shoat other "or and
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6rw* whit a Cis filter -placiall this btatia- As 1-63*K--
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&,oplijude &I frgogsapee ol the 2sid sotmJ; sis that bukh it
can be cmd. that the dampins of 11st two melsib is of tilt -
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am atinbutol to tutbolcut beat 96W. and the &set " this
turbidemi only loavrs the amplitu&. but don not d"Upt
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bilily. L*Irss. of tk dampins of the Ud WwW were I,L-k
in standing wavics at difftrect WxWths of the resonance vol..
both b t1se width of the resonance cwvv wW by the switsti-
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from the fregutzscr dependence. vol. loom bkq propor-
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USSR/Cherxistry - Olefins Analysis, Tbermal Sep/Oct, 49
"Determination of the Purity aryl Identification of the I-AlkeneB by
the Thermic Method," M. D. Tilicheyev, V. P. Peshkov, S. A. Yuganova, 4" Pp
"Zhur Anal Khim" Vol IV, No 5
Determined cryoscopic constants of 1-alkenes with a number of hydrocarbon
atoms of 9-13, and established possibility of Identifying hydrocarbons on
the basis of their initial temperatures of crystallization. This type of
analysis, requiring 3.5 ml of 10 ml of the hydrocarbon is carried out in
a sperical or cylindrical Dewar flask, respective1j. Lbmitted 6 Jul 48.
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d& the gurstim of pow" exharom cd disper," ix :ad
&mad. formind by sand No U47W (CA. 42. M33g), ww
advwolsd so pos"k nplazation d the motowli"ime kw-
twgv= dw eapts. ol KA01m (CA. 30, bW) ami the detus.
of sdo el AbdromiksAvill (CA. 41. 1416p). wkb the value
dttd: t.7 the katter. the womermsuss p Caw. by 0
X 1115 T) (When W - d. 40 %be bleat 60W. 5 ft 91111fty) 6
3 tion" as put go that foomins hvo the f2pb, K.
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cates obsence d disp~ 4wo Ui 1/6 berton. Con-
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at*ve sormuls forp sono be dw to &-j ornw either ho the
expts. or in the fonoula. Cf. pw*1ims abeu. N. Thim

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MYSACE, U33R, Vol. Is, no. 5, 11.0
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and Zinov'evs, K.W. (Institute of physical prui,lem. U.S.S.R. Acwl.-,,!y
Sciences). Second souni of helium 11 at higher pressures. 4311-43
"The pr"astion vvlocity of second sound has be*n measured in the whoir rrgitin A
the existence, of helium 11 from 1.3 K to the X-line. Cwvts for the transition of
helium 11 to hrlAmm I and solid helium have h"n deteroxined."
.%Ives$ MBFL, VOL lo DO. 5

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USSR/Chemistry - Rydrocurbong Jul 51
"Cryoscopic Constants and Tenperatures of Change of
State of n-JOUmnes'C6-C20," M. D. Tilicho-yev, V. P.
Peshkov, S. A. Yuganova
"Zhur Obshch Khiui" Vol XXI., No 7, pp M9-1237
By c.,NqA found cryoscopic consts (in molax ~/deg)
for C6-C20 ::i-alkanes. n-Alkanes with eyvn number
of C atoms 1~ave consts of higher value, lying an
different carve than those with odd number of C
atoms. Only latter undergo change of state in solid
pimse. Values calcd for their tervs of chapse are
aliShtly hi,.,her than best publisheil. datti, sh6ving
grentor parity of n-alkwics in this InvostiFntion.
Caled heat c)f the clluuige of state of n-nonare.
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usSR/Pbysics Low temperatures
Card 1/1 Pub. 146-12/20
FD-,L489
Author Peshkov, V. P.
Title Measurement of the thermomechanical effect in helium II in the vicinity
Of 10K
Periodical Zhur. eksy. i teor. fiz., 27, 351-354, Sep 1954
Abstract The heat q*uantity Q absorbed by I grain of superfluid He was measured by
P. KapitsEL (ibid. 11,581 (1941) from lamda point to 1.330K. Author de-
termines Q in vicinity of 10K. Experimental values of the ratio of
normal density to ordinary density of He bound by thermal motion deter-
mined froin velocity of second sound heat capacity and entropy over 0.850K
agree wit"11 tbeoretical results of L. D. IAndau (ibid. 11,592 (ig4l)
within limits of experimental accuracy (10%). Tables and graphs. Six
references including I foreign.
Institution Institute of Physical Problems, Acad Sci USSR
Submitted January 27, 1954
and Molecular Physics - Low Temperature Physics, D-5
Abst Jcurnal: Referat Zb-tkr - Fizika, No 12, 1956, 34428
Author: Peshkov. V. P.
Ivstitution: Nore
Title: Calculation of Parameters of Rectification Column
Original Periodical: Zh. tekhn. fiziki, 1956, 26, No 3, 664-669
Abstract: Theoretical investigation of the operation of a film rectification collmn
vertical cylindrical tube) with laminar and turbulent vapor motion for all ccrzitant
values of the separation coefficieDt. The equations obtained make it possible unze:
certain simplifying aosumptions, to estimate the resistance to mass transfer in th~'
gas and liqUid films, the effect of the value of the take-off on the colicentrtitir~n
of the product removed, the length of the delay, and the settling time. It is stic-'413
that the effectiveresE of the coiuitm has a minimwn in the transition from the laminar
to the turbulent stato. The results obtained are applied to the case of an actua-,
Packed -olumn used to separate tile HO - He4 isotopes. The author reports that -,"
the ba..s of his calciLlations he was able to select-rapidly satisfactory operati:lg
conditions for the column, without having to resort to detailed experimental investi-
gations.
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Category USSR/ tom~e tuid Molecular llhyolkn-~ - bow-Temperat~.re phy-.iics D-5
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 1957, No 887
Author Peshkov V P
lut :_iii;~7.of ;~sical Problems. USSR Acad. of Sciences
Titij : The Transformation of the A -Transition In Helium in the Presence of
Thermal Stream 1[nto a Special Transition of the First Kind.
Orig Pub :Zh. eksperim. I teor. fiziki, 1956, 30, No 3, 581-582
Abstract :An investigation was made of the phase transition of He I into He II under
conditions of thitrmal flow aeross the separation boundary. The instrument used
was a euvette with plaxe-parallel walls, filled with 11.4uid He uraer atmoa-
pheric pressure. An interference pattern(fringexs of equal thickness), which
is a function of the distribution of densitywas observed. Heat was pro-
duced in a heater, and passed through the He in the cuvette and then through
a platinum foil into the surrounding helium bath. When enough heat was liber-
at:%d, a stable visible boundary was produced between He I and He II (photo-
grLphs are givert), indicating a jump in density at the boundary. An inves-
tigation of the variation in the interference pattern with variations of the
heat flow w led to a determination of the variation of Af (w), which turned
out to be juadratic. The value of,6f observed at w - o.16 watt/cm2 corresponds
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SuiJECT USP / PHYSICS CARD I / 2 PA - 1317
AUTHOR PESKOV, V.Pi
TITLE Experiments in Connection with the Enrichment of Helium with the
Isotope Rd.
PKI10DICAL iurn.eksp.i teor.f1s, 10, fase. 5, 850-854 (1956)
Issued: 8 / 1956 reviewed: 9 / 1956
The aim of this work which was begun in 1949 and was frequently interrupted
was the constructiol Of.ElUffiCiently productive devices for the purpose of win-
ning the isotope He from a mixture with He4 and its purification from He4.
Devices for obtaining He3: The first device consisted of a DEWAR vessel with
liquid helium (2,30K), from which the He3 is obtained. It permits enrichment up
to 0'p2%p i.e. by the 105-fold, which is, however, not enough. Besides, the device
does not work continuously. With another device which w9rks continuously, the
helium'is introduced under atmospheric pressure. The He9 was led off through a
filter in form of a superliquid flow forelhe purpose of euriohtment by thermo-
osemosis. Besides, the gas enriched by H was led off by means of rectification
on the tube. The helium is in an exterior DEWAR vessel under atmospheric pressure
and is, according to necessity, replenished from a liquifier. The device is de-
scribed in detail on the basis of a drawing. In0-the interior of the DEWAR vessel
temperature was kept on a level of from 1,9 - 2 K. The He3 was completely re-
moved within the limits of error, and the enrichment coefficient may be put at
2.104.

PMHKOV, V.P.;KA(;HINNKlY. V.N.
-
Measuri the pressure of saturated He3 --He4 vapor mixtures with
'rXconcentration. Zhur. eksp. I teor. fis. 31 ao.4:720-721
high a
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1. Institut fi2icheskAkh problem Akademii nank SSSIL
(Helium--Isotopes) (Low temperature research)

AUTHORS: Peshkov, V.P. and Kondrat'yev, N.I. 120-4-34/35
TITLE: A SylphonftLeod Manometer (Sil'fonnyy manomcitr Mak-Leoda)
PERIODICAL; Pribory i Telchnika Eksperimenta, 191?, No 4)
P. 105 ~USSR)
ABSTRACT: The MoLeod manometer is the simplest and most convenient
absolute manometer. The usual manometer includes a movable
reservoir or fore-vacuum. This has the undesirable effect of
contaminating the capillaries. The movable reservoir is usually
connected in by means of a rubber tube. The ,ction of Lhe
mercury on the rubber walls results in the foru,ation of a sul-
phide film wh--'.ch stickE to Llas6 inside the Lanometer and
causes errors of neasurei-ent. Manometers with ar, additioral
fore-vacuum a:2e contw,-3-nated as a result of constant contact
of the mercury with the atmosphere.
A new form of the above manometer is describedvLerein the
movable reservoir i-sre-placed by sylphon bellows. All metal
parts which are in contact v.,ith thE! mercury are fzade of steel.
Tests on this instrument have shown it to ~-e satisfactory in
practice. The bellovit c,-ui be mounted el*_ther v. rtically or
horizontally. There is i fiCure.
ASSOCIATION: The VELvilov Institute for Physical Problems Ac.Sc.USSR
CZ==92__1

AUTHOR PESHKOVP 56-5-50/55
TITLE __Vi_iu`a1 ujaervatior. vf the "~,tratificqtion" of a jje3_He4 bolution.
(Vizua?nae natlyadente rasa I q~eniy . ras~vorov 3 _j_
e4. aussian)
PERIODICAL Zhurnal Eksp!arim.i Teoret.Fiziki,j5-7,Vo1 32,11j'r 5,pp 12.-6-1257

ABSTRACT In a transparent Dewar veasel of 5 (.m3 capacity pumped of HO va-
pors were cauaed to condense for the purpose of produ3ting the lo-
west possible temperatures. A glass antpule with 2oomm capacity
(0 - 3,5 mm,height m 2o mm) which was connected with a thin-walled
steel capillary (0 a 0,5 mm) was dipped into the Dewar vessel in
such a manner that the capillary tube protruded beyond the level
of the liquid. in the Dewar vessel. A gaseous He3_He4 mixture con-
densed through the capillary tube in the glass ampule in such a
manner that E. distinct meniscus was formed. it 1,10K only a homo-
geneoue transparent liquid was visible in the ampule. At a tem-
perature of 0,81+0,010K 00-vapor Pressure 3 mm torr) a thin lay-
er with a st:~ictYy defined horizontal boundary s4acebrqea in the
surface of the liquid. With a further reduction of the tdmperat-are
to 0,50K the boundary suface was conaerved and could not even be
influenced by shaking the ampule. 17ith an increase of temperature
this boundary surface disappeared a.-ain completely at aore than
0,810y'.

56-4-1/54
AJUTIJORi Peshkov, V.P.
TITLE: Determination of the Density of fie 3by the Optiral Mothod
(Opredeleriiye plotnosti HO opticheskim metodom)
PERIODICALt Zhurnal EkEiporim. i Teoret. Fiziki, 1957, Vol. 33, Nr 4,
pp. 633 - 838 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs For the density determination of fie 3 in the liquid as well as
in the gaseous phase the formula of the molar polarization is
useds -3 2_ 1 hT
-n2+-2- const.
It was found that the molar polarization for Ile 3 amounts to
A - 0,12!p cm3/11ol. It was further shown that at temperatures and
pressuref; which are lower than the corresponding critical values
the equation of state of the gaseous 110 can be represented by
the expression 3 4 2
p 27,35 T - 2,3 . loy + 1 8 . 10 9
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AUTBORI Peshkov, V. P., Professor SOV/30-58-12-20/46
TITLEs B~rief Goa=ications (kratklyi soobahcheniya) Conferenqes on LcW
Temperatures (Ronforentsii po nizkim temperaturam)
PERIODICAL3 Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSH, 1958, Nr 12, PP 77 - 78 (USSR)
ABSTRACTit The conferences were both hold in the Netherlands. The first
one was convened in Delft from June 17 to 21, 1958. It was
orgarti2ed as an extended session of the First Commission
of the Imbrnational Institute for the Investigation of Low
Temperatures and was attended by delegates from more than
20 countries, including the USSR (E. L. Andronikashvili,
X. P., Malkovo "d V.'P. Peshkov). Reports were heard on
oryo,jenio equipment, thermometry, crystal lattice destruo-
tions at low temperatures and transfer phenomena. From
among the Soviet delegates M. P. Malkov reported on some
problems of liquefaction and storing of hydrogen and helium.
V. F. Peahkov reported on mass transfer in the separation of
fi~-Oniik-i7wa-opss. The second conference was convened in
Leyden from June 23 to 28, 1958, by the Commission for Low
Temperatures of the International Association of Theoretical
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AUTHOR: Peshkov, V. P.~-_ SO V/ 56- 3 5-~ -41
TITLE: of a X-Transition in Helium for a Heat Flow Through
a Phase Boundary (Vablyudeniye &-perekhoda v gelii pri teplovom
potoke cherez granitsu faz)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoriaticheekoy fiziki, 1958, Vol 35~
Nr 6, pp 1350-1354 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. In continuation of a preliminary investigation carried out by the
author (Ref 1) of the same problem, the present paper describes
experiments carried out for the Purpose of investigating the
density- and temperature continuity on the boundary between super-
fluid and, nonsuperfluid helium in the presence of a heat flow. The
device, -which permitted optical inveatiga-tion of the phase boindary
is reprettented by figure I and i4 described in. detail in the intro-
duction. Figure 2 shows a total Of 16 photographa of strips of
equal optical thickness such as were observed in the courie of ex-
periments. The first four were taken with the camera inclined at
70 towards one side, and the further 4 photographs were taken with
the camera inclined at an angle Of 70towards the other side. The
Card 1,1% last sexies ubows these strios for an inclination of 4.5o.
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Observation of a k-Transition in Helium for a Beat Flow Through a Phase Boan~ary
The horizontal rows of the photographs correspond to heat flows
of 0, 0.06, 0.11, and 0.19 WICM2. The results obtained by mea3Uring
density- tand temperature continuities are shown by figure 3 in
form of a diagram. Density jumps are proportional to the square of
heat flow density and at 0.16 W/cm2, for instance, the density of
of nonsuperfluid helium on the boundary io less by 1.3.10-34Vcm3
than that, of superfluid helium, i.e. by about I %. in superfluid
helium a temperature gradient of dT/dx - 1.5-10- 3degreea/cm Was
2
observed at W - O.Ob W/CM . In nonsuperfluid helium (with W being
equal) a temperature gradient of 10 degrees/em was found. In con-
clusion, the author explains boundary stability and gives several
examples of a disturbance of this stability, which may occur in
the case of high thermal flow densities. The author finally thanks
P.L. Kapitsa, Academician, for the interest he displayed, and he
expresses his gratidtude to A.I. Filimonov and I.A. Uryutov for
helping to carry out the experiments.-There are 5 figures and
3 Soviet references.
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(Loiden, 1032, Ref 1) with 0.71oK with the aid of a strong
pump (ptimping capacity 675 I/sec)j Lazarev and Yesel'son
(Ref 2) viere able to attain the same value by means ~J a muci~,
,uer,ker pump (15 I/sec). In the present paper the alt.-Iors dp-
scribe ::,,ork carried out with cryostat devices operatn~r v;;th
He 41 and lle~, which are able to attain and to maintain -mpera
tures of up to 0.30K. These devices are at the Inst'tut f:z:-
cheskkh problem (Institute for Physical Problems). Usse- of !'-I--

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He" Cryostats
very rar- Dp-? He' ~7as founa to Ce ne~~esqarj'
ye~ s,,iperfud a r, i
z,u,-h lew terfip-rat,r-s Ho5 is not
1) u m T? i n g ., -a im v a p,-, T- s p r i-, se n T s n, df f i c
a h i? m a t ia I rp r Pci e n t a t i o n o f t n L, f ; r 5 * d,--
p ip, the coo' ing vesse I consist s of it d oub o D- ~-i

-n*aining Hc- i n n t e r i o r t her P i s a .5E. - -nd Dw,,;

;which :-cnta~ns 5 -m Ile Sucking c-f" ,f
-f iquid

, -arried out v~; mew-s cf a thin-walied stef-. t-jb
.3
c,-)nnectEd by m~,ans of a copper connectinG piece with r~,
D-war dc,ssel by means of a mercury diffuzion p'~mp DR"-- )C
i~50 'se cpeiart~ng si,K a 2,Dunterpressu~r- of
4
F, L; - - o~' r, i-
Ow- ng t he 1 n~&' * em pe rat , r e o f the H,-
pump i s able to operale wi t?~c)ut a pre vac ;ui-,.. 7
t-,ir(-- atta i nab , e by means ~f , hi ii device l s a(' - - 0. , K
(p ~ C.002 torr). Temperature measuremen, is ,-i r.,
m ea ns c f -a re s i s ta n ~ -- t he rmome t e r ( 50/.1. p h,- s p Y,
whi c h had been prev iuus 'Ly Ea iged at HP3 %,apo 7- pr r-
(Pressure measurement by means of a YlacLpnd manom- - -
regular supply of liq,-ii d He~' is maintained, '.hc~
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I I f ht~ pum
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h i h f r K
i c I i i r 1 r c iI o, ,SlMi I[Lr to the ."Ir-3-1.I
c nd
t )x 6 i f f c:.-e rt c onst ru c t i on of th e Cool i ni, v esscss h o-an
f -,i r o The me c!.-tr i cal Tep I or - pump (fie rcliry 0 pera t i 'n(r as a
-pun-~ was replaced in device 2 by an Fuml, Cf the
3
"IG-? developed at the NIVI. The Ile -vapcrs were als-c
sucked off by means of a mercury diffusion pump which, in tlr~s
h,:-.,,,ever, ,oorked with the pre-vacuum pump IM-2. By :,,,7 1'. 3
~,f this device it is i)ossible to attain up to C-351K, hy ocr.-
tinuous operation 0-50K. Temperature measurement was carried
-,,;t as in the Ca3e ~f device 1. The two devices are descr'hEd
."!ilh all Jetails by the present, paper. There are 2 fig,_lres
anal 6 references, " of ahich are Soviet.
I~SSOCIATION: Institut f~zicheskikh problera Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute for Physical Problems of the Academy of Sc'ence.~,
USSR)
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AUTHORS: Zinovlyeve., K. N., Peshkov, V. P. SOV/56-37-1-5/64
'4'
TITLE- Phase Diagram of Liquid He-He Solutions (Fazovaya diagram-ma
zhidkikh rastvorov He3_He4)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1959,
Vol 37, Nr 1, pp 33-37 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Following an earlier paper (Ref 1),the authors report fur-
ther invei3tigations of the phase diagrams of He3-He4-mixtures,
of the temperature course of the curve of A -transitions in
such mixtures, and of the phase separation curve for solu-
tions with high He3_concentration. All measurements were
carried out by means of visual observation' * The device with
which the authors operated is described in detail; its inner
part, which consists essentially of a double-walled Dewar
vessel, is shown by figure 1. A Dewar vessel with liquid
He4 contains a transparent Dewar vessel with liquid He3; the
latter contains a glass ampoule, into which a condensed
He3_He4 mixture is introduced from above through a long steel
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I
Phase Diagram of Liquil He,-He4 Solutions
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ampoule is measured by means of a resistance thermomete4 and
vapor pressure by means of a MacLeod manometer. Figure 2
shows the results obtained by measuring the A -curve and the
phase separation curve of the mixture. The data obtained by
the authors, those obtained by Yesellson, Bereznyak, Kaganov
(Ref 4), as well as those obtained from reference 7, are
located on continuous curves; the curve of reference 3 partly
shows a certain deviation. The critical point for phase
separation in this mixture became Torit . (0.86+0.01)0 K at
3_ max 3/(He3+ He4)[%]).
a molar He concentration x - (64+1) (1 . He
The point of intersection between the -curve and the phase
separation curve has the coordinates Tcrit . (0.67+0.02)1 K
A -
and x - (81+1) %. Above this point both phases are super-
fluid, and 1~elow it the He -rich phase is not superfluid,, The
measuring data obtained are given in a table for a multiple
of x-values. Finallythe authors thank P. L. Kapitsa for his
interest in this investigation, and N. I. Yakovleva for
assisting in the measurements. There are 2 figures, 1 table,
an d 8references, 3 of which are Soviet.

24(8),21(5),5(4)
AUTHORS: Peshkov, 7. P., Zinov'yeva, K. 14. SOV/53-67-2-1/7
3
TITLE: Experimental Work With flo (Ekoperimentalinyye raboty s Ile,)
PERIODICAL: Uspekhi fizicheakikh nauk, 1959, Vol 67, Nr 2, pp 193-242 (US,-,()
ABSTRACT: In the pre:3ent paper the authors give a very detailed survey,
which was oompiled from more than 100 Soviet and Western
publications, on the production and inveotigation of He3 and on
its proporties. This survey is of particular value because of
the numerous and most recent data it contains, which are clearly
shown by several tables. The following problems are dealt with
individuallyt The methods of separating NO (three tables, some
of which extend over several pages, contain data concerning the
dependence of vapor pre8sure on the temperature for various
compositions of the liquid phase, the dependence of output
condensation pressure on the temperature for mixtures with
different He3-content, the He3-dlstribution between vapor and
liquid for different compositions of the liquid phase and
various temperatures); the pressure of saturated vapor and the
determination of the critical point (a table gives He7 vapor
Card 1/3 pressure for lovi temperatures -0.300K to 3.300K in steps of

Experimental Work With He3
SOV/53-67-2-1/7
7
0.010K); the ther=onuclear pressure differences in lfe~' (?able,(),
the melting-point curve and the phase transitions of solid -.7e-
(Figs 8-11, Tables 7, 8); the density of liquid, vaporoun, and
solid He3 (Tables 9, 1.0); evaporation heat (Fig 14 and Table 11);
specific heat (*figure 15 shows temperature dependence up to
2.OOK of the specific heat of liquid 11e3 under saturated steam;
experimental and theoretical curves are compared; figure 16
shows the molar heat capacity of liquid Re3 between 0.10 and
0.750K at a pressure of 120-150 tov); the entropye~FigseI7,118,
19); the inagnet~c properties of He (contrary to H , th ile-~
atom has a magnetic moment that is different from zero,
1.07-10- 23 CGS units, and a spin 1/2, and therefore it is
characterized by a number of special interesting features which
are discussed); the absence of superfluidity; viscosity
(figures 24 and 25 show viscosimeters, table 13 contains dat-a
on the temperature range of between 0.35 and 3.21K in difforent
intervals, figure 26 shows the correspondinE diagram, fig-ure 27
the dependence of the 4?-value for gaseous qe3 and He4 on
temperatuxe). Further chapters deal with thermal conductivity
the temperatu:~e jumps of 11e3 on Its boundary with a solid,
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Experimental Work With He3
SOV/53-67-9-1/7
the measurement of the velocity of sound (figure '.2 shows a
measuring apparatus according to reference 101, figure 33 the
temperature diagram in liquid jje3, t1lable 14 contains data for
u(T), the compressibility of jjo3 (figure 34 - isothermal
comproas:~bility of liquid 110, figure 35 - adiabatic
compressibility, the adsorption of HO on active carbon). The
following chapter discusses several types of kyrostats and the
last chapter discusses the possibility,of attaining deep
crystallization temperatures-for He3 (Pomeranchuk, Ref 46), The
followin,g Soviet scientists are mentioned: B. N. Yesellson,
B. G. Lazarev, N. G. Bereznyak, M.. 1. Kaganov, T. P- Ptukha,
V. M. Kuznetsov, N. Ye. Alekseyevskiy, V. N. Kachinskiy, L. D. Landal.7~-
I. M. Khalatnikov, A. A. Abrikosov, K. N. Zinovly(--va, A. 1. Filimonov
and I. B. Danilov. There are 40 figures, 15 tables, and 110
references, 27 of which are Soviet.
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PESM1011) V. P.
"Critical Velocitieu Ln Surerfluld Helhuq."
report presented at the Intl Cunterenco on Lov Terr4perature Phy(31cFJ, RIPAP,
Toronto, 29 Aug - 3 SOP 60.
Inst. of Physical Problems, Acad. Sci. USSR

3/10 50/60/000/0 1 1/0 14/02 6
B021/BO56
AUTHOR: Peshkov, VL P._~ Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
TITLEi The VII International Conference on the Physics of Low
Tgmperatures
PERIODICALt Vestnik Lkademii nauk SSSR. 1960, No. ii, pp. 108-iog
TEXT: The 7th Interna-~ional Conference on the Physics of Low Temperatures
took place from August 29 to September 3, 1960 at Toronto (Canada). Such
conferences are regularly convened by the commission for low temperatures
of the International Society for Pure and Applied Phys ns, of which the
USSR is a member. About 400 research scientists, mainly from the USA,
Canada, England and Holland took part in this work. The Soviet delegation
consisted, apart from the author of B. 1. Berkin and B. N_ Samoylov-
About 200 reports on various problems of the physics of low temperatures
were submitted to the conference., During tKe conference, it was announced
that Academician L. D, Landau was awarded the F-London Prize for work in
the field of low temperatures A large part of' the reports at the con-
ference dealt with the investigation of the properties of liquid and solid
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Physics of Low Temperatures B021/BO56
helium. A large part of the work z nri:rnod probloms ronnocted wit h thv-
investigation of the magnetic pt-opez,ties of substances Tilt, noxt oon
ference on low temperatt;.res is intended to be oonvened in 1962
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Second sound in helium II, Zhur.ekep.i teor.fig- 38 no-3:
799-805 Mr "60. (MM 13:7)
1. Inatitut fisicbeskikh problem Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Helium)

AuThURS
TITLEs
PERIODICALi
S 8923~ 61/040/001/036/037
B102/B212
Feshkov V. P.
Critical velocities in sup*rfluid helium
Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i tooratiohookoy fiaiki, v. 40,
no. 1, 1961v 379-381
TEM The flow-volooity independence of He II of the pressure drop has
boon known for a long timol P. L. Kapitea han investigated the oritioal
velocity am a function of pressure very accurately when studying the
thermoseahanioal effect, and has stated the conditions for superfluidity.
It can be inferred therefrom that the flow velocity has to be larger than
the sound velocity in order to obtain phonons, and to produce rotons a
velocity higher than 70 m/soo is required. Different formulae are given
by different authors-.br the critical volocityl *.a.,
ve W */Md. va M +A/mya-d', v9 a (4/nd)ln(d/a), where m denotes the mass of
the He-atom, d the dismoter of the capillary tube or the gap, a the
magnitude of the interatomic distances. Even the latter formula (Paynman)
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Critical velocities in superfluid... B102YB212
does not hold for d r,/p must holdl the shape of the spectrum shows
that vortices are most likely to be formed with such a p. It can be con-
cluded from the analogy between the formation of turbulence in a normal
fluid and vortex formation in superfluid helium that the latter occurs
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Critical velocities in superfluid,*.. B102/B212
'with a relaxation timo i. if superfluidity is disturbed by vortices with
a maximum radius R and an energy F, then relation
a !& xR2(R+v r) Rh2in v 2R(R+v r) - -IL In'l holds, a denoting
2 8 2m2 a 0 9 U79M2 a
the par. of kinetic ener'gy necessary for vortex fordation. vaas a
..function of R has been calculated with differ nt parameters. The figure
shows test results, v (R) calculated for a - 010-8 om, i * 4-10-4sec, and
a -. 0.122 (solid curve) and for a - 3-10-7om, 2-10-48ac, and a - 0.116
(dashed curve). Also the occurrence of a transcritical region is explained
here. There are I figure and 9 referencest 2 Soviet-bloc and 7 non-Soviet-
bloc.
ASSOCIATIONt Inatitut fizicheakikh problem Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
of-Physical Problems, Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTEDI Nov;mbor 24, 1960
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S-6 0 B109/B102
AUTHORSt Peshkov V. P., Tkachenko, V. K.
TITLEt Hinetics of the destruction of superfluidity in helium
PERIODICALi Zhurnal (!ksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 41,
no. 5(11',, 1961~ 1427 - 1432
TEXT4 In continuatior. of studies carried out by P. L, Kapitsa (ZhETF, 11,
561, 1941 ), L. D. Landau (ZhETF. 11 i 591,1941 )andat the Institut
fizicheskikh problem (Institute OTPhysical Problems) by V, Markov and
Tkachenko, the authors investigated the heat transfer along a capillary
tube, The measuring arrangement in essential consisted of a spiral
capillary tube of 1,4 mm diameter and 8 m length, placed in a vacuum con-
tainer of 70 mm diameter and 170 mm length. The upper end of the capillary
t1ibe was connected to a helium vessel, the lower was surrounded by a
heater coil. 12 phosp?ior--bronze thermometers (R,) with a measuring cur-
rent of 0.2 ma are mounted on the capillary tube. For T - 1-340K and a
heat flux of W - 4,4-10-2 T/cm 2 ~1,19 Wcrit' Fig. 5 renders the time
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Kinetics of the destruction. B109/B!02
dependence of the thermometer temperature. Between 1.5 - 1,40K the
thermometer resistance was, ^115 - 20 ohms. It was found that a turbulence
front moves with constant velocity v T ' 2,2 '_ 0.1 mm/sec from the heated
end to the cold end of the tube. This front increases the thermal
resistance of the helium. On the other hand, a front with the constant
velocity v. . I *_ 0.0.5 mm/sec propagates from the cold end of the tube.
Fig, 4 shows the velocity of the fronts as functions of the heat flux
densities at T - 1-340K. For Wcrit - 5.7,10- 2 + 011~10_2 W/cm2 which the
authors estimate to occur at v - 1.85 cm/sec and v 0.114 cm/sec, v
n 9 T
and v. practically turn zero. Pretreatment of the helium has a consider-
able effect upon the turbulence. Turbulence occurs at the ends of the
capillary tube but may arise also inside the tube at a subcritical heat
flux if the settling time of the helium before the application of the heat
flux was too short. A N Vetchinkin (PTE, 1, '192, 1961) is mentioned.
There are 6 figures and 10 references% 4 Soviet and 6 non-Soviet. The
four most recent references to English-language publications read as
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Kinetics of the destruction ... B109/B102
follows: L. Onsager. Nuovo Cim., 6, Suppl., 2, 249, 19491 W. F. Vition.
Proc. Hoy. Soo., A240, 114, 128, 17571 R. P. Feynman. Frogr. in low temp.
phys., 1, Amsterdam, 19551 K. R. Atkins. Liquid helium, Cambridge, 1959.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut fizicheskikh problem Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
for Physical Problems of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: June 7, '1961
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26699
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B 1 08//B 102
AUTHORS- Pesnkov, V, P., Stryukov, V. B.
TITLE: The reagon for the loss of the superfluid properties
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v, 41,
no. 501), 1961, 1443-1448
TEXTs In order to investigate as to what is the reason why helium II loses
its superfluid properties, the authors measured the critical velocities for
the superfluid part and for the oppositely moving superfluid and normal
parts with the apparatus shown in Fig. 1. The authors had adopted
W~ F, Vinen's method of second-oound attenuation (Proc. Roy. Soc., A240,128,
1957)~ The capillary tube in which the flow was measured had a diameter of
0.385 , 0.005 cm and was io cm long. The counter-flow was established by a
heater. The single superfiuid flow was raised by the thermodynamic effect
through the Fe2 03crocus by another heater, The capillary tube and its
lower lid together formed the second-sound resonator with a Q of about 140.
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The reason for the lose of the.., BlOBYB102
The second-sound measuring device was essentially the same as that described
in a paper by V, P, Peshkov (ZhETF, 36. 799, 1960). The critical velocities
of a single superfluid flow., caused by the heater 4, and of the counterflow,
caused by heater 2 were determined from the attenuation of second sound in
the turbulent flow. The measurements definitely showed that the velocity
relatively to the walls must be considered the critical velocity. A value
of about 0.03 cm/sec was found for the latter, The loss of the superfluid
properties is due to vortex rings arising at the walls of the capillary
tube, P. L. Kapitsa is thanked for his interest. Mention is made of
V~ P. Peshkov and V. K. Tkachenko (ZhETF, v. 41, no. 501), 1961, p. 1427)
111U1"_ CzVe 4 iij,,ures anci 1., reierencees 4 Soviet and 6 non-6oviet. The
three most recent references to English-language publications read as
follows. H. C. Kramers, Proc. VII-th Intern. conf. on low temp, phys
1960, gtr. 94; K, R. AtKins, Liquid Helium, Cambridge, 19591, J. N Kidder,
W. Y_ Fairbank, Proc, VII-th Intern, 2onf. on low temp. phys., 1960. p. 91.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizicheskikh problem Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
of Physical Problems of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
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AUMOR: Peshkov, V. P.
ORG: Institute of Physics Problems, AcaderV of Sciences, SSSR (Institut fizicheskikh
problem Akadcmii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: A cryostat operating on the heat of transition of He3 from a solution rich in
110 to a solution rich in He4
SOURCE: Zh eksper i teor fiz, v- 51, no. 6, i966~ 1.821-1828
TOPIC TAGS: liquid he)4um, cryogenic liquid coolingp cryostat, kl*
-?/)A) J1
ME11 r or 7,
ABSTRACT: 7he author presents calculations for an apparatus operating on the heat of~
transition of He3 from one liquid phase of helium to another. The apparatus is sim-
ilar to that described by 11. Neganov et al. (zhETF v. 5o, 1445, 1966) (Fig. 1). -Lhe
operating principle of the apparatus is described. It is shown that at temperatures
on the order of several millidegrees the cooling effect is proportional to the heat
of transition q = 100 T2 [J/mole]. The apparatus will produce a temperature of
0.001K and a beat absorption of 5 erg/min at this temperature, at a HO circulation
rate equal to 1.6 x 10-4 mole/see. It in concluded that operation of this apparatus
is feasible not only in the variant described in the article, but also with other
parameters under different conditions. Orig. ~rt. has: 2 figures, 10 formuias, and
1 table.
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A UT.HOR-: Peahkov, ~'V. P.; BoroVikovA-Ai~_ Pt-- 5W
1 1. 1 - 13
ORG: Institute of:Physical Problems, AN SSSR (Institutfizicheskikh
-,.problem AN SSSR_T_
TITLE: Measuring the Lambda transition temperature and the maximum
density of-liquid 110
SOURCE: Zhurna! eltsperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy.fiziki, v. 50,
no.4,A966j 844-8!i2
TOPIC TAGS: vapor pressure, temperature measurement, heat transfer,
helium., liquid helium
1P 4
.ABSTRACT: The.vapor pressure of He at the Xpoint and the tempera-
ture difference between the ',kpoint (T -,,.) and the temperature of the
maximum density of liquid helium Max p ) were measured with high
accuracy, The position of the Xpoint was determined on the basis of
the specific heat curve and the sharp change in heat transfer. The
position of the maximum density was determined on the baois of the
change of the nature of convection. The vapor ressure at the k
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YAKINENKO, Nikolay StepanovAcb; PESH40V, V.P., i-ed.
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yield of sugar per hectarej Puti povysheniia sakharistosti
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Tambovskoe knikhnoe izd-vo, 1963. '71 p. (MIRA 170)

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Optical determination of the density of He3. Zhur. nksp. I toor.
fic. 33 no.4:,83)-838 0 '57. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Inatitut fizicheskikh problem Akademil nauk SSSR.
(Helium--Isotopes)

--nifl, A.
PEStmovy V. 1,.; PARS
"The efficiency of semiconducting thermo switches."
report submitted for 'jtli Intl Conf on Low Teirpcraturc Hiyclcu, Columbui,, Ohlo,
31 Aug-4 Sep 64.
Inst Physical Problems, AS USSR, Moscow.

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AUTHOR: Alaksandrov. G. M.; Zaymidoroga, 0. A.; Kulyukin, M. m.;
Peshkov,. V. P.; Sulyayev, R. M.; Filippov, A. L, Taupko-Sitnikov, V. M.;
Shcherbakov, Yu. A.
TA ITLE: Use of helium-3 for filling a high-pressure diffusion chamber
SOURCE: Pribory* i teklinika eksperimenta, no. 1, 1964, 69-75
TOPIC TAGS: diffusioa chamber, helium-3 tritium separation, high pressure
diffusion chamber, sy7tchrocyclotron. 0jYaj synchrocyclotron, high purity helium-3
ABSTRACT: A method of highly purifying helium-3 from tritium (11-1/110 < 10-16) is
described. Helium-3 condensation with subsequent evaporation at 1. 2 K was used.
i
The cycle was repeated.4 times; a Bma1l amount of H. (about 0. 005%) was added
t
j#ior to every liquefactlp~13.. The source gas contained 0. 17a of H3 and 0. 5-150 of
1i,I D, N, 0. and A. The Sinal elimination of H., was attained by burning it with
cppper oxide heated to 500C. The internal parts of the DK-Z standard diffusion
chamber (see M. S. Kozodayev, et al., PTE, 1958, no. 6. p. 47) were remodeled;
its volume, about 11 lit.. -was filled with helium-3 up to ZO atni; equipment and
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filling details are given.The chamber was in continuous (500 hrs)operation with the
OlYal synchrocyclotron. It can be filied within 5 hrs. Gas loss at each exposure
has been 0. 179 or less. "The authors are deeply grateful to P. L. Kapitsa for his
permission to separate W~ from T in 'IFP AN SSSR, and to V. M. Kuznetsov and
A. 1. Filimonov for lending the equipment and their help in determining T concea-
trations. We are also thankful to V. ~.. Dzhelepov and L. 1. Lapidus for their
'interest in the project, and to K. A. Baycher and S. F. Maly*sheya for their help
in building the outfit. Mounting was performed by A. G. Zhukov, P. Ye. Laykov,
N. V. Lebedev, V. I. Orekhov. V. F. PoyerjJco, A. G. Potekhin, and A. L
Chernetskiy, for which we thank them. We would particularly like to acknowledge
the discussions as wen as -the active help of B. Pontecorvo throughout the project
stages." Orig. art. has: 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinerLny*y institut yaderny*kh iseledovaniy (Joint Institute
of Nuclear Studies)
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E~ 1~ NR: AP4031194 S/0056/64/046/00.4/1510/1513
AUTHORs Pashkovp V. P,.
wnm On the superflixidity of He3
SOURCE: Zh. eksper. i teor. fiz., v. 46, no. 4. 1964, 1510-1513
3
elium'spe-
TOPIC TAGSt helium, liquid helium, superfluidity, He h
cific beat, superfluid transition temperature, adiabatic demagneti-
zation cooling
3
ABSTRACT: Adiabatic-demagnetization equipment for cooling liquid Hel
to temperaturqs at,which super5luidity mieAt 3be observed is briefly
described. A total of 1.12 cm of liquid He was reduced to a mag-
netic temperature 0.00331. The character of the specific-heat
curves ob6inea with the aid of the apparatus and the abkupt increase
in the beat tranAer from the He3 at temperatures beloW 040S51 of-
I fer strong evidence that Hd-goes into the superfluid state near
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this temperature. The experimental results agree with published
theoretical estimates of the transition temperature. A more de-
tailed description of the experiments will be published later. "I
take the opportunity t-D thank P. L. Ka~itsa for valuable advice#
Itute with whom the properties
~,the group of theoreticians of the Inst
3
1,of He were discussed many times, and A. I. Filimonov forlhelp
with all the main experiments." Orig.'art. has: 2 fiTares.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizicheskikh problem AN SSSR (Institute of
Physics ProblemseAN 866R)
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ARTENOVA, Lidip Yttgorovna, Bvinarka; PESHKOV, V.P., red.; POPOV, V.N.,
tekhn. red.
[Practices in fattening swine) Opyt otkorms svinei. Tambov,
Tambovskoe knizhnoe-izd-vn, 1961. 9 p. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Sovkhoz "Kozlovskiy",PerYomayskiy rayon (for Artemova).
-,p (Swine-Feeding nnd febds)

FEDORDV, Vladimir Aleksandrovich; KAREV, Vitaliy Mikhaylovich;
P-M--Y~P-v , V-.P.-,-red.; POPOV, V.N., takhn. red.
(Green fallow] Zaniatyi park Tambov, Tambovskoe kniz)moe izd-
vo, 1961. 62 p. (miRA 16:6)
(Tambov Province-Tillage)

POPOV, Anatoliy Vasillyevich; PBaHKOV, V.P. red.; POPOV, V.N.,
tekhn. red.
(School of advanced practices) Shkola peredovogo opyta.
Tambov, Tam1mvskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1963. 26 p.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Tan, bov Province-Swine)

VIDENIN, Kirill Fedt5rovich, kand. sellkhoz. nauk; iE~~
red.; FOPO*7, V.K., takhn. red.
(Using groutb promoting substances in agriculture]Primenenie
Stimulistorov v sellskom khoziatetve. Tambov, Tambovakoe knizh-
noe izd-vo, 1962. 38 P. (MIRA 160)
(Gtowth promoting substances)

RUBTSOV# M.I.,, dote.; YERMILOVA, A.A., dots.; CHEREPOVA, O.M., kand.
sellkhos.ruiuk; SWUNIKOV, Yu.G., dots.; DOROXHOV, A.A., kand.
sellkhos,nikuk; LITVINOVAt M.N., aasistentl MUSTAFIN, A.M., pre-
podavatelli! FMHKOV,---V-.-Fr-xed.; POPOV, VA, tekhn. red.
[Growing vogetables in the Central Chernozem Region of the
U.S.S.R.)Vy-rashchivanie ovoshchei v TSentrallnoi chemozemnoi
zone SSSR. Tamt*v, Tambovskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1962. 110 p.
IMIRA 160)
1. Sotrudniki )rAfedry ovoshchevodstva Michur nslEigo plodoovoshch-
nogo instit-ata im.I.V.Michurina (for all except Peshkov, Popov).
(Central Chemozem-Region--Vegetable gardening)

FESHMV., V. P. and MIIfD=) vo KO
I---------- L- I
"Critical velocities in capillary tubes and quantized vortexen"
report to be submitted for the 8th Intl. Conf. on Low Tbmperature Physics (IUAP)
London, England., 16-22 Sep 62.

PBSRKOV, V.P.; TKAGUERO, TK.
Kinetics of 1.1le disturbance of -uperfluidity in helium.
eksp~ i toor. fli, 41 w5-14.27-1432 11 '61. (MIRA 14'12)
1, Institut fizicheskikh problem Al' SSSR,
(Superfluidity) Ololiuln)

FFZUOV~ V.P.; STRYUKOV, V.B.
What disturbi3 superfluidity, Vs or vs vn? Zhur~ eksp. i tecr.
f iz. 4i nc. 5 -. 1"3-14" 11 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Institut fizicheskikh problem AN SSSR.
(Suporfluidity)

Lev i
PIT