SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PINADZHYAN, V. V. - PINAYEVSKAYA, YE. N.

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PINADZ 'All I I
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Supporting capacity of excentric Rtructural steel bars. Izv. AS
Are. SS. Ger. FM nauk 7 no.1:69-A6 4-7 154. (KAL 6: 2)
(Steel, Structural)

PIMMHTAN, Vj.
I OTi -~n err,~r inMaz5k'a Isterml-at-Ot ':f itle '-.&rr-lmg C-apac'-V
cf qccentrIca-Ily comproseed bars. I~7. AB ArM. SSR Ser. FM
nauk ? nc.3:89-94 My-.,Ye 154. (MLRA 8-3)
(Stsucturee. Tieory of) (Deformatinne (Rechanica))

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De a ign ~)f c,~~=jyr a is c~d t-e ,t I rA- ~ 'e- - ! - nLo. - , ty I '.;~g w-
tralliaea. Dkkl.AN k-.i.SSR 18 r .,:. ' '');4. ~MLRA -: ,
(Trelllp,3q)

PIAU 100 11r'4A1 1/, 41,
P=ATWUVAM V 0
Experimental study of the effoot of b1monent on short comprossed.
I-beam, Dokl.Al Arm*SSR 18 no*4t97-104 154. (Mw 813)
1. Inutitut stroitellrqkh materialov i nooruzheniy Akademil nank
Armyanskoy SSR.
(Deformations (Mechanics)) (Girders)

PINADZIIYAU.Y.V.
Limiting state of short eccentrically compmct rods of F-eh&ped
arose section In a blaxial eccentric application of force.
Dokl.AN Arm.SSR 21 no.2:57-62 '55. NLRA 8:12)
1. Inatitut stroitelinykh materialov I soorusheniy Andemil nauk
Armyanskoy SSR. Predstavleno A.G.Nnzarovym
(Deformations (Mechanics))

PMMHYAN, V - V
Brperinental study of cross-section plane projections of beams
subjected to torsional deformations beyond the elasticity limit.
Dokl. All Arm. SSR 21 no.4,163-166 '55. (KLRA 90)
1. Institut stroitellafth materialov i sooruzheniy A"dewit mauk
AnWanskoy SSR. Predstavleno A.G. Nagarowym.
(Structures, Theory of) (Girder*)

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T rans lation f rom: Ref e rativnyy Zu rhna 1, Mekhanika, 19 5 7, N r I I , p 1 30 1 USSR)
AUTHOR: PLnadzhyan, V, V.
TITLE: Questions on Critical Conditions of Compressed Elements ;n Steel
Construction. (Nekotoryye voprosy predel'nogo sostoyaniya szhatykb
elementov stal'rrykh konstrukt3ty)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry of the Author's dissertation for the degree of
Doctor of Technical Sciences, In-t stroit. materiaio% i sooruzh-
A N ArmSSR, Yerevan (Erivan), 195b.
ASSOCIATION: M-t stroit. materialov i -~'ooruzh (In-fititute of Construction Matert-
&Is and Structures), AN ArmSSR.
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Placiiijoit, V V,,,Ait a timeatit', Invastisols" of 111110
Our a is soctle"S #04or we leftal hosiellat
dollarmotlook ~*Yoftel I" 0104fic limit (its F(UNsian), DrAladl AW.
NAVA Atai~ AfR 21, 4. 19'~t~ k,/. Zk, MeAh. no, it. 1956,
Rev. 7737.
Results sre rresemed of &s% expetimcnisl investigation into the
elastic risatic deformations uf the cros% scrOon of a thin-wallcti,
steel bar of dooble-ter section undet the action of a purely bi-
ditectiehAl moment. Two sagiples have been tested, of 626-M
lonSih, with tatioa of depth of section to wall thickness k/fi, of
19.2 and 16, tespectively.
The 94-610 'veto -At on a Ilk- VshoPpec Pcires, the lovet and
of the test sitaiplit bcinji ritiMy fixel, while the bidix-rction*1
streot at tht upper end was peoduciA 14 a speciol devire. no
somple. wag IOAJZJ In three staxes. The eloageitiom -Were sexio-
ed by estentiocketer pjtes.
The tesults ObcsiheJ ihow that the hypaAesis of displonat dix-
loction 04 Ithta-WAlled h3f~ ~0,110910# 4 PA96CUI&I IAW
PIlcsbl4 beyom the elagui: limit.
A. 1. SitteNtskAyik
Traitsial ion. cowesy Mkiisiry a/ Sq0ty. Eitstand
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NUARDT. A.G.; PINADZHTAN. V.V.: SI14DNDV. M.Z.
Revime and bibliography. Itv. AN Arm.SSR. Smr.tekhn.nauk 11
no.4:75 158. (MIRA 11:10)
(Biblegraphy-Technology)

VINIR, L.Ta.; PINADZHUN, V.V.
Ibrpertmental study of the effect of creep of concrete on the function-
ing of short, excentrically compressed, reinforced concrete posts.
Dokl. AN Arm.SSR 29 no.2t73-80 159. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Institut strottelitykh materialov i soorushaniy. Predetavlono
chlonow-korrespondentom AN Armyanskoy SSR A.G. Nazarovym.
(Reinforced concrete) (Creep of materials)

MADMAN. V.V.; 11INJUKTAN. Ye.A.
DOforrmtion of plastic steel iinder the conbined effect of
stretching and torsion. Izv.AN Arm.sSR.Ser.takh.nauk. 12
no.1:53-56 159. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Institut strormaterialov t soor?izheniy Ninisterstva strottell-
stva Arm.SSR.
(Steal--Testing) (Deformatinn (Nochanics))

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IFIKADZHYAN, V.V.
Continuous deformation of reinforced concrete arches of a long-apan
bridge. lzv. AN Arm.SSR.Ser.takh.nauk 13 no-3:51-54 160.
(MIRA 14:1)
1. Amyanakiy nauchno-isoledovatel'skiy institut stroymaterialov
i sooruzhenly.
(Arches) (Reinforced concrete construction)

4 IIIANHYANO V.V.
.Deventieth anniversary of K.S. Zavriev. Iz,.,. All Arm.631R. er.te&h.
nauk 13 no.6:59-61 160. Ou.~,, 14:3)
(Z.vriev, Kiriak Samionovich, 1891)

- FINADZHYAV, V.V.; KANETSYAN, G.M.; ACKTISM, R.S.
Static and fatijim otrength of reinforced concrete be&=.
Ixv. AN Arm. SM. Ser. tekh.nauk 15 no.405-42 162.
(KIRA 15:9)
1. Arayanakiy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy Institut stroltellnykh
naterialov i soorusheniy,
(Strength of naterials)
(Reinforced concrete construction)

PINADZFYAN, V-V-
N.t.Snitko's 6a~ tirt~-day, Izv Al; Arm. SSR. Ser. tek~. nau-~ 14
no.5!73 'Q. ( MIAA i - ~ I ~
(Snitko, flikolai Konstantinzvich, 1QCI-)

PINA,DZHYAN, V.V.; AVETISYAN, R.S.
Static mid fatigue atrer4th of wire-reinforced concrete be&=-q.
Izv.kN Arm.SSR.Ser.takh.nikuk 15 no.3t4l-49 'b2. (MIRA 15it,)
1. ArmWaLnskiy nauchno-issladovatel'skiy institut etroltel'nykh
materi&lov i sooruiheniy.
(Reinforced cercrete construction)

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TROTIMOV. Georgiy Vladimirovich - W-RUBI Maksandr Hikiforovich;
YXYANOV, N.I., Inzhener, retsenzent;"~URTTNOV, G.F., redaktor;
TIZDOKOVA. N.L.. relairtor Isdatel'stva; ORLOV, A.P.. teichnicbesirty
redairtor
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work at the Magnitogorsk open-cut iron mine] Paredovot opyt organi-
zatail I protevodetva otvallnykh rabot as magnitogorskom shaleso-
rudnom karlere. Moskva. Goa. nauchno-tathn. Izd-vo lit-ry po
chernoi t tavetnoi metallurgii. 1956. 73 p. (KLRA 9:11)
(Dumping appliances)
(Kagnitogorek-strip mining)

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SarQjeVO.YUgO9l2Via. 1958 P 78
Monthly Ust of East Dampean Accessions (S&AI) IZ. vol. 8, no. 9, Sept. 1,:059
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E021/E483
AUTHOI(S: ~Ijnayev, A.K.-L Fel'netager, V.I., Poletayev, G.S.,
Ma rch enko~_,V _. G.
TITLE: Electrothermic method of zinc smelting
PERIOD1CAL: Tsvetnyye metally, no.2, 1963, 25-30
TEXT: This new method was doveloped by Gintsvetmet and used in
the reconstruction scheme of the Belovskiy tsinkovyy 7.avod
(Belovo Zinc Plant). It is claimed that 965- recovery is
attainable with this process as compared with 89 to 93S obtained
in the horizontal retorts, and that the process is considerably
cheaper. Field trials on 1800 W.; pilot plant have shown that the
productive capacity of the plant is 1.5 times higher than that of a
distillation furnace and 4 times higher than that of a vertical
retort. The information given in the paper includes:
flow-shoot of the process; description of the plant and various
stages of the process; composition of the raw materials and
intermediate and final products; distribution of zinc and other
metals at various stages of the process. The method requires
careful control of the particle size of the agglomerate, the best
results being obtained with material containing 90 to 95% of the
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I to 14 mm fraction with no more that' 5 to 15'- of the I to 7 nun
fraction. Before being charged in the reduction furnace, the
agglomerate is preheated to 750- 800*C in a rotary roaster.
Smelting is done in a 7.4 x 4.6 x It-3 m electric furnace, operated
under a pressure of 4 to 6 mm H,>O and Aupplied through two
parallel step-dow-n transformers. Los.-iem of zinc in the slag are
independent of its silica content but increase with increasing
iron oxide content and decrease as the calcium oxide content in the
slag increases; the ol)tinui-.i composition of the slag is 7 to
12% FeO, 30 to 325; SiO,) and 30 to 3250 Cao. Condensation is
carried out in a jet-t~pe condenser equiped with two graphite
stirrers; these are used to produce a mist of molten zinc which
greatly facilitates condensation. The optimum temperature of the
molten zinc bath in the condenser is 520 to 5500C.
There are 5 figures and 4 tables.
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PiIjAyix, A. V.
OConcerning, Heat Transfer in Spirs Heat RiEchant e r 9. "Sub . Jul -i, AOE$c(,w Inst
of Chemical M~-chlne Buildin,
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PINAYj!.V, A.V.p kund.tekhn.nauk, dotsent; ZIIILIIISKIY, I.B., kand. tei~hn.
nauk
Vae of apiral coil r-ifrigerators In the mAnufacture of resins.
Trudy IUKM vol.16:71-82 158. (MIRA 14:7)
(ResinB, SynthetACY (Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)

VESEIDV, Vladimir Aleksandrovichl PINAYEV, A.V., kand. tekhn. nauY.,
retsenzent; KUBAM , V.I., inzh., red.1 MODEL', B.I., tokhn.
red.
[Equipment for manufacturing articles of plastics; therral
analysis] Oborudovanie dlia pererabotki plasticheskikh mass v
izdeliia; teplovye raschety. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-tekhn. izd-
vo, mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1961. 211 p. (MIRA 14:9)
(Plastics-Molding)

PINAYEV, G.F.
Metric properti-s of terycentric conatitution diagrams.
Zhur. neorg. knip, 9 no.1;72~, 710 Rr 164.
Transformation of the 1.9-y,--entric scale of the constitution
diagraw of multicomponent systema. lb:Ld.:731-733
(MIRA l?.'O
1. Ural'skly poll takhnicheakiy Inctitut im. 8.M. Kirova.

FIRAM I ra-.F.
notting thu diagra= of cor~,ositi- of reciproda.1 syl3te= to d DL 4eight
percentage. Zhur.neorg.khim. 8 no-3:751-757 Mr 163. (KDiA 16;4)
1. Urallskiy politekhnichetlki institut imeni 5.~LKirova.
(Systems (Chemis ti-,;) (Graphic methods)

IWATINA, N.I.;,PINAYEV, G.P.
Determining protein in urine by means of test papers lob. delo
7 no.ls27-29 J& 161. iMIRA tL,:I)
1. Kafedra biokhimil Leningradskogo pedintricheekogo moditsinakogo
Inetituta.
(PROTEINS) (URIMr-ANALYSIS AND PATHOLOGY)

AUTHORS Ivinov. 1. 1. and rintlytv 5.F. 20
TITLE On the Mechanism of Contraction and 3pontnnao~ii
Relaxation of Glycerin Models of Myofibrillne.
(0 makhanizme sokrashohonlya I namoproizvollnogo
raeslableniya glitserinovykh modeley mysheohnykh volokon.)
PERIODICAL Doklady lkademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol. 115, Nr 4,
pp. 763-764 ('USSR)
ABSTRACT During their work with muscle fibrile macerated in water
glycerin media (prepared according to Bendall) the authors
made an interesting discovery. It was found that In several
cases fibers that wer-i not completely lixiviated by 50 ~
glycerin posses the capacity to relax spontaneously at ti
certain load and a certain thickness of the bundle upon
addition of A,17 and after contraction. Sometimes they contract
thereafter and relax at,ain. For this a reduction in lohd
is necessary. Sometimes the models are dama6ed in 'he
course of expansion and lose part of their contrictllity.
Although several authors mention the possibllity of 'his
phenomenon and even noticed It, none of thpm EnV1. n
what olear eiplanation for it. The authors believe that
the relaxation has somethir.E In common with th~ flickerint,
C&RD 1/2 motion of the contractile iarts of the -el' mL ~-13 cf

ACCESSION Nk: AR4023324 S/-~._--qq/64/000/OO5/ROl6/RO17
SOURCE: Re--erat1vny'-':y zhurnal. Abs. 3R102
AUTH3R: Khenokh, M. A.; Pinayev. Kovalova, Ye. A.
T IT LE: OP132) The effect of low terpt ratures (cryolysis) and ultrasound on
solutions of actomyosin
CITED SOURCE: Sb. rabot. In-t tsitol. AN SSSR, no. 4, 1963, 6-13
TOPIC TAGS: aczomyosin, 'reezing, ultrasound, cryolysis, actcxnyosin denaturation
ABSTRACT: Deep freezing of actomyosin solutions (-78C) caused denaturation depen-
dent on the duration of exposure to the frozen state. The intrinsic viscositY (1Z)
increased from 0.6-0.7 to 2.0. On continued cryoiysis (45, 70, 94 hours).the vis-
cosity showed no further change. Although deep freezing caused marked fluctuations
in the ATPase activity of actomyosin, the activity was still maintained after pro-
longed freezing, indicating that the active center of actomyosin is stable to low
temperatures. Low temperatures failed to increase the number of t1tratable SH
groups significantly. Ultrasonic treatment (300 CPS) produced a decrease In the
intrinsic viscosity, an irreversible decrease,in ATPase activity, and a decrease
in the content of SH groups. M. Kalamkarova.
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fta#.# Nii,44 lei-, v0- (0#i ma n4ph = vatotr? (it) at 10 and
250C, Zhurnnorg.khIm'** 10 no.4t965L975 Ap 165. (VURA IM)

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The weight of the instrument ani the case is 4.1.
detailed description of -e f-.nction and applicriti)n ~f tA-e
device Is 71ven. 7here are two liagrams.
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PINAYEV, V.A.
Pressure Of S02 over a aoh;tion of magnesium Bulfite-blsul-
fite-sulfate. Zhur. prikl. khIm. lb no.10:2116-2121 0 1-3.
(MIRA 1-1-1)

PINAYEV, V.A.
Viscositv and de--Eitj, of of maqnesiim sul-f!te-
bisulfite-sulfate. Zhur, prik). kh.m. lo no.10:2323-2326
0 '~,- 3. (MIRA 17-~)

i :NAYL-V, V.A.
-Lauilizati~~r of zl; - ' 1 '. e n - )r a n .-,- z-a *, ~- - --, 7, --a . = , 7
Inhib!tinr acm."ons of p--pteny:eneJ*.a='.,nr-. 1-: ur p - k! .
khIm. 37 no. 4:898-899 Ap '~,4. (X -~A ~7:1;
1. Nauchno-lasledovato"axly instIltut lo ;,romy3~.Iurinoy i
sanitarnoy o~-hl:;tkp gazov

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Rtarn. Zhur.nknp.i tonr.fiz. 17 no. 4: 101' .1 - 1078 0 9 ~().
(141RA 11:~)
(Xinctrnna) (Sti-re)

ACCESSION KR: AT4019691 6/2535/63/009/ODO/0176/0187
AUTHORs Pinayev, V. S.
TITLE: Neutrino processes in stars
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Astronomicheskiy sovet. Voprosy* koomogonii (Proble-no of
cosmogony), v, 9, 1963, 176-187
TOPIC TAGS: astronomy, astrophysics, neutrino, four-fermion interaction, Saar,
electron, photon, white dwarf, sLellar evolution, photon, supernova, electi,r
neutrino interaction, hot star, dense star, neutrino emission
ABSTRACT: Neutrino processes in stars are reviewed. "The author exjil;lirif, ' .1,
neuLrino_pairs V-~/are formed in matter due to weak four-fermion interii~ti.,!i.
TheseV-Vpairs can be formed in reactions similar toeO-decay and also by r
direct Interaction of electrons mid noutrinos. The cross section of thc i t
of'VV pairs is very small, but the free paLh of the neuLrino in many tfii-,
greater than the star dimensions. Under the same conditions photvns have a
small free path. For this reason the energy looses of stars by neutrino pair,
can exceed the energy losses by photons. The following subjects are consid,ire,j
in the article: the URCA process, the emission of neutrino pairs during cle(trori-
neutrino interactions, the formation of nautrino pairs in Dremostrahlung pro(

ACCESSION NR: AT4019691
the photo-neutrino process, the formation of neutrino pairs during annihilation
processes, the formation of a neutrino pair by a photon, the transformation of
two Y-quanta into a neutrino pair, and a comparison of neutrino losses of energy
in the processes considered. Among the observed stare neutrino effects can play
an important role in white dwarfs and in the flaring of supernovae. Neutrino
emission apparently is unimportant in start of the main sequence. The neutrino
mechanism must be taken into account in developing the theory of the structure
and evolution of very dense and bot stars. Orig. art. has: 36 formulas and
5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Astrommicbeekiy sovet AN GSSR (Astronomy Council AN BSSR)
SUBMITTFD: 23Mov62 DATE ACQ: 12Kar64 ENCL: 00
SUB ODDS: AA NO REY SM 1 006 OMRi 009
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ACCESSION NR: AP3007075 S/0056/63/045/003/0548/0554
AUTHOR: kinayev, V. S.
V
TITLE: Some neutrino pair production proce-ases-in stars~
SOURCE: Zh. eksper. i teoret. fiziki, v. 45, no. 3. 1963, 548-554
TOPIC TAGS: neutrino pair production, star , white dwarf , ionized
atom recombination, Beta interaction, electron-positron pair-
production, supernova
ABSTRACT: In addition to the previous assumption that neutrino
pairs are produced in stars by direct interaction between electrons
and neutrinos, the author considers two new processes: recombination
of ionized atoms and beta-interaction of electrons and positrons
with nuclei. The reaction cross sections and the neutrino energy
losses are calculated. The radiation of star energy via neutrino
pairs produced upon recombination of atoms is significant in white
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stars, if their central temperature reaches 5-10 keV. The beta
interaction of electrons and positrons with nuclei (electron and
positron capture of nuclei or beta decay) is accompanied by tremen-
dous losses of energy, which is carried off by the neutrinos (up to
approximately 10119 erg/g-sec) at temperatures sufficient for elec-
tron-positron pair production. The process may be of interest in
the study of stars in their last stage of evolution and supernova
flares.
ASSOCIATION: NONE
SUBMITTED: 19Jan63 DATE ACQ: 080ct63 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: PH, AS NO REF SOV: 008 OTHER: 005
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PRESLER, Kogoe Khunovich, lnzh.; FIN'AYEV, V.V., red.; FREGER, D.P.,
red. Izd-vai GVIRTS, V.L., tekhn. red.
(Packaging and shipment of electric machines and apparatus]
Upakovka i transportiroyanie alektricheakikh mashin I appara-
tov; 1z opyta zavoda "Elektroalla." Leningrad, 1%3. 38 p.
(MIRA 16:6)
(Electric machinery-Transportation)
(Electric apparatus and appliances--Tranepartation)

Alxi Y
VOTMAL-TIR, S.F.; PINATXYA. A.D.
Utiligation of beta rays in the study of bone structure. Vest.
rent. I rad. no.4:53-54 JI-Ag 154. (KIAA 7:10)
1. Is kafedry rentgonologil i radiologii (zav. prof. M.N.Podedift-
sk1y) I kafedry operatlynoy khirurgil (tav. prof. A.P.Wadein) I
Inotituta usovershenstvovanilya vrachey iment S.M.Tirova (dir. prof.
N.N.Mishuk)
(RADIATIONS,
beta. study of bone structure)
(BONES, anatomy and histology,
beta rays technic of study)

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PINATEVA, G.V.
I
Iffect of prolonged vagetative reproduction on physiolorical prcpertiee
of Cl. acetobutylicum. Kikrobioloplia 28 no.4:49~-501 '--Q.
~ MI RA I,' : 12 )
1. Inatitut ml)crobiologll AN SSSR.
(CLOSTRIDIUM rulture)

USSR/Microblihicy .. Geijeral MIcrabi,)li,,,y - Var~abiiity F
aad Heredity.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol., No 22, 1958, 99286
Author Pinayeva, G.V.
List AS Usm
Title Adapted Variability of Acetone-Dutanol Dacteria 4ider
Cmiditions of Cantinuous Prope(ption.
Orig Pub Itv. AN SM , Ser. biol., 1957, No 4, 503-508
Abstract Acetone-butanol bacteria were adapted to t7adually in-
creased concentrations if bvtanol under condttione of
continuous ve(,etative propaGmtion, lasting 7 miiCis.
A culture was successfully obtained, v1hich was able t-
propoGste itself, with a butanol concentration in the
medi= of above 2% (in tbU ebatextration the unadapted
culture dies). The hiCfter the concentration if butanoi
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"KAW vapy VW
P5025795 SOURCE CODE1 UR/0363/65/001/009/1566/1560
AUTHORt rinaveve, H. N.; Kr,11ow, To. I.; !jakov, V. N.
a
ORG: Ur I Poxxtechnic Institute Is. S. H. Kirova (Urallskiy politek
nicheskly inatitutf-
TITLE: Nagnotic properties,. f gedoliniums dysprosium and holnium oxid_~
*a and orthotentalates 27
A -I. ?
SOURCESt AN SSSR: Izvestlya. Neorganicheeklye mattrialy, v. 1. no. 9.
1965, 1566-1566
TOPIC TAGS: magnetic susceptibility, gadolinium compound, dysprosium
compound, holmium compound. tantalum compound, paramagnetinm, magnetic
moment
ABSTRACT: The magnetic susceptibility of Gd203, DY203, "0203, GdTa04,
DyTaO4, HoTaO4, and Ta205 was measured by the Faraday method in the
range of 291-12730K In a vacuum at various magnetic field strengths
(8100-10200 Oe). It was found to be independent of the magnetic field
strength, and to be adequately described by the Curie-Weiss law (ex-
cept for GdTaO4), X. = C/ (T - 9) and for GdTaO4 by the Curie law
XM a C/T. The decrease In the Weiss constant from gadolinium and hol-
card I / 2 UDC: 546-65'221 + 546.650883.5

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mium oxides to their orthotantalates In attributed to magnetic dilu-
tion. All the orthotantolates studied were strongly paramagnetic. The
effective magnetic moments were calculated from the formula
10eff a 0MI + 1)
where g Is the bands factor, and were found to be very close to the ex-
perimental values for all the compounds studieds In conclusion, the
authors express sincere thanks to 0. P. Shveykin for providing the ap-
paratus for measurements of magnetic susceptibility. Orig. art. has:
3 tableaq I formula.
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ACC NR. AP6032851 SOURCE CODE: UR/.0020/66/170/003/0552/0553
AUTHOR: Pinayevs, M. M. Shul-'gin.- B. IV.; Krylov, Ye. I.
ORG: Ural Polytechnic Institute im. S. M-. Kirov (Ural 'skly politekhnicheakly
instituti-
TITLE: On the luminescence of europium orthotantalate
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 170, no. 3, 1966, 552-553
TOPIC TAGS: europium compound, luminescence
ABSTRACT: An investigation was made of the luminescence of europium orthotant&late
and lanthanum orthotantalate in view of their possible use in lasers. Excitation was
produced by ultraviolet light with a wavelength of 265 mu from the rull spectrum of a
mercury vapor lamp. A monochromator, a photoelectronic multiplier with high
sensitivity in the red region, end an amplifier were used to analyze the luminescence
spectrum. All experiments were performed at 300K. In the EuTa04 spectrum, the
strongest line observed was 608 mD with a "'-mu halrwidth. &Iso observed were the
1 595, 695. 656, and 538 mu lines (given in the order of' decreasing sensitivity). The
measurements of LaT&04 showed high luminescence in the investigated region. Here,
the presence of the 608, 538, and 695 MW lines (tnotinbTbm a suMciently high luminescence
intensity of europium contained in the LaTaO. matrix at a concentration of 0.01%.
Because of the lack of a 220-mp excitation source, the maximum of the excitation
LCard -_112__ ____ _ _ _ __ - - -- - - UDC-L 546,651 # 546,W3;535,370

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spectrum of EuTa04 could not be established. However, an evaluation or the measure-
ments showed that at this excitation level tle luminescence output of this material
can be close to unity, I.e., twice as high as the estimated output of LaTaO.. Orig.
art. has: 2 figures.
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yeva, M. X.; Krylov, Ye. 1.
0R3: '~'ral Polytechnic Instituto in. S. ::. Kirov (',1ral'skly politnkhnicho5k lnstitut~l
14
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TIT&L--A SyntheSiG and nronorties of yttorbiu~~and lkitntium orthotantalates
3CJAC_',: Diurnal noor,,,arAchnskoy khtinii, v. I I , ~,,o. 4, 1966, 72Q_'nj
TOPIC )r-,te.-bI,,:-. co--mound, tantalirn cormo,,mci, mafrnatlc s--5-
r,- S 0 -n, rAl
7)a')0,- CD-tin,(,S Of t~,-) rrtle f comnounds of t~.o
o r-, i,.'- a for--~odl 1~-., rar., oart~, w~t~i tl)A anion of orthotantalic ici;~.
from. the ox1cios. `:ea -: i r
f cn,1: 'In the rikn;-o of
c*.Ic ruscontftilitv ol ':_h,0-, a--'
t
t Yb I +
v,~ -a -net'.r. no-ionts of
an~ Lia. (-rV diffraction
of 'fb7aO, a, roo7 to7mrTraturo show-W, th'F, prosonco of two nhases! 1bne monoclinic (with
U"14.t cell narw-iotors a = ~.11351 b = 10.971, c = 5.7"1, ~ = A-4622ti, the othor tletra7onaa
(w-it.h un.1'. call raxazieters a = ~.loo c = 10.-R1). It was found that LuTa0l, also 9x1sta
ir. the lim o~ tWI-) Tl'nasAs with paranoters R = 5-03, b = 10-'79, c = 5-2~, '-4*22'
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ocd-~,AZatlor, of soli3. Pocl,vf~v (;,nie
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'oils-Analyslo)

GLF.BDVA-KUL:&-IYdI) G.O.; PIMYEU, N.I.
Now da on the geology and geochronology of tho Gomowro
reglont southern Karelia. Trudy Lab.geol.dokem. no.1,2:212-23"
161. (1411% 14: 11')
(Karelia-Goology)
(Yarelia-Goological time)

LOMCH-ZHUCHENKC, S.B.; PIIIAYSVA, N.I.
Abedlato aGe and contact of Archean aM IsOWProtezoic roclw
(southern Karelia). Trudy Lab.geol.doksm. to.12:187-211 14~1.
":11
(Ka.reAa-Metamorphisn (Goolory))
(Karelia-Goologicaa time)

P1NAYBVAq S. G.
The Second All-Union Conference on the Preparation and Analysis of
High- Purity Elements, held on 24-28 December 1963 at Gorky. State Uni-
versity im. N. 1. Lobachevokiy, was sponsored by the Institute of Chemi-
stry of the Gorky State University, the Physicochernical and Technological
Department for Inorganic Materials of the Academy of Sciences USSR, and
the Gorky Section of the All-Union Chemical Society im. D. 1. Mendeleyev.
The opening address was made by Academician N. M. Zhavoronkov. Some
90 papers were presented, among them the following: I
A. T. Pilipenko and Pi!iMeva. Determination of 10- 5% boron
in silicon ~jextraction spe-c-trophotom;try.

BULARAn, L.M.; PlIUY"A, ..N
itotocolorimetric det. rudnatl!ji. .,f titunium wiLh dichl rochromotropic
acid in altminum rLll,~~o contalnlie vanadlu~,,. Zav.-1ab. 'I-,
149-151 10. WI"
(-Aitaniu.~--Amlisis) (klwninum--tiUAniwn-vanadium nljoyzO
(NaphthaLlonedis',ilfonic aicid)

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Nm' AP6012213 SOURCE CODE: UR/0032/66/032/004/0401/0402
,AUTHOR: Budenove, L. F..; Plnayevs, S. N.
ORG: none
TITLE: Determination of beryllium In aluminum alloys with tho uao of
,the reagent beryllon IV
SOURGE: Zavodskaya laboratoriyg, V. 32, no- 4, 1966, 401-1~02
,TOPIC TAGS: quantitative analysis, beryllium, aluminum containing alloy,
ABSTRACT: A comparative study was mode of the determination of
~Iborylllum in aluminum alloys using "beryllon" reagents II, TII, and IV.
,In the determination, light absorption curves for reagent solutions and
.their complex c3mpounds Indicated that "beryllon" IV is somewhat more
.sensitive than-the other two types. In the reaction of "beryllon" TV
with beryllium, the crimson color appears almost instantaneously. The i
Isensitivity of both reagents Is about 0.02 micrograms/mg of beryllium.
lComplote experimental results are shown in a table. The time required
Ifor tho determination Is from 3-4 times less for "beryllon" IV than for
,the other two types (20-25 min). The accuracy of the method Is 0.002%.
~Orlg. art. has: 2 figures and 1 table.
ZUB CODE; 07P 11/ SUBM DATE; none/ ORIG REF; 005
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Pinayeva-5trelina. N. X.; Zratriyov, :. A.
_Ural ~~c:4tech-nic instituto Ln.
'ormal dIssociation of lithian, ruljid'um, and casiun -iothrlubatag
60~AC-E: VN 53jR. Izv. NoorR matorialy, v. no.
'-"?-Z t thomal docornDosition, njoi,ate, lit.-Awn co.-rDound, nil)1filim comi,ouie],
coslwn co-mound, tantalun
A RAC-Al -1ho vacuum thannal dissoclat Ion of Li '~,Gn and Cs,','bGj was
~In,~ an at'-e-.-mt was made to eikic"dativ tho mochaninm bv whien admixt,iiros of mo*~&Ilic
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KRYLOV,
Orthotantalates of lanthanum, samarium, anti eUMpiUM. 7hur.
neorg. klijm. 8 no.10il-'25,,-2257 0 163. (MIRA
1. Ural'skiv Tollt,~khnlehoskiy ingtltut Im. S.M. Klrnvfi.
(Thnt-qlum compounds) (Rare Partb compounds)

PINAYFVA, V.M.
Mm!hocin.ozy !'or *,iA-h.ni~ Fi fr~,ro%*,gn loinguagrij In T)rlmftry Undoi.
Vop. psikhol. # nr~ . - t I -'~ -1 Y7 N. DI e) -1. (MIRA 1":41"
1. PndFaVoijlrheikj.v In!Altul ln(int.r,in%ykh yazftriv, C,or-iovkq.

i . *fTNA'ITv-ISK'AYA-'4 N., COMBSCIFINTIT, N. F.
2. USSR (6 CC)
4. rhase Rule and EquilthrIum
'C' Zhu r. nr 1 - . . (h i - .
7. Fquilibrium in the syvtems KF-KCI-1120 and -
26 No. I, 19~3
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, ___May .1953. Unclassified.

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PINAYEVSKAYA, U.N.
Obtaining a=oni= and magnesf= fluobilicates from the fluos'.1ir-11c
acid of ouperphosplate plants. Trudy Inst. biol. UFAN SMR no.17.
45-49 '60. (MIRA 1424)
(AMONIUM FLUOSILICATES) (MIGITESIUM FLUOSILICATES)

DOLMPXV, V.V., PINAYIEVSKAYA 0IE.N.; BDLMMEVJ,, k.V.j ZAKRAROV, Yu.A.;
VDNYSHEV, V.P.
Effect of preliminary irradiation and chemical treat:-,.ant on the
thermal'decomposition rate of silver permanganate. Kin. i kat. 2
po.2:184-187 Mr-Ap 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Tomskiy politekhnicheskiy Institut imeni, S. 14. Kirova.
(Silver permanganate)

BOLDYREV , V, V. ; P INAYEVSKAXA-4 E, N. ; BC)LDYi-..,-.VA , A. V. ; ZA,'BAROV , Yu. A. ;
KU NYSHEV , V. P.
Effect of pre.Lainary Irridation an! chemical trs-Rt.7ent c- the
thermal decomposition rate of silver permanganate. Kin. I kat.2
no.2:184-IP7 Mr-Ap 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Tomskiy politek!.nichoskiy institut Imeni S. I-,. Kirova.
(Silver permangnnatp)