SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RUDENKO, N.P. - RUDENKO, N.S.

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RUDEITKO, III.P. PASTUKHOVA, Z.V.
Methods of separating radioactive isotopes without a carrier.
Part 8: Separation of the radioactive isotope Tc990 b7 rjeans
of an electric field an4 investigation of the possibility of
separating the radioactive isotopes Nb97 and Nb 95 by this riethod.
`4~dlokbimiia 1 no.3:277-?,g '59- WIRA 12:10)
(NinbWo-IRotopes) (Technet ju,,-Iao t ope a)

RUDENKO, N.P.; SEVkST'YA1TV, A. I.
Preparation of the beryllium-7 radioactive isotope as a re-
sult of a secondary nuclear reaction in a nuclear reactor.
Radiolchimiia 1 no.6:691-693 '59. (MIRA 13:4)
(Beryllium--Isotopes) (Lithium--Isotopes)

RUDENKO, II.P.; STj,RY, 1.
Methods of separating radioactive isotopes without a
carrier. Part 9: Separation of radioactive inotopen by ex-
tracting them in the form of 9-diketonatea. Radiokhimiia
1 no.6:700-705 159. (14IRA 13t4)
(Ketones) (Radioisotopes) (Xxtraction(Chemiatr7))

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AUTHOR: Lapitskiy, A.V. SOV/55--59-3-29/32
TITLE: The First All-Union Conference of Universities and Colleges
on RadiochemLstry
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PERIODICAL: Vestnik Moskovskogo universiteta.~ Seriya matematiki, mekhaniki,
astronomii, fiziki, khimii,, 1959, Nr 3,; pp 221-223 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This conference was convened by the initiative of the
laboratoriya radiokhimil khimicheskogo fakulteta MGU (Labora-
tory of Radiochemistry of the Department of Chemistry of Moscow
State University) and was held in Moscolp from April 20 to
April 25, 1959~ It was attended by professors, teachers, and.
scientifio collaborators of 32 universities and colleges of
the Soviet Union. In his opening address, An.N.E~~ ~9
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riance of radio-
Dostor of Chemical Sciences, stressed the ilip
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chemistry. .10 lectures were delivered by members of Moscow
State Univers't Laboratortya yadernoy fiziki (Laboratory of
Nuclear Phy~-Ics)- 1,1-P,Rud_enkn_ A,I~Sevaatfyanov: Production of
Bor "]Jurri-7 I.,., _11eacti_011__(T,2n); L-
ry, NP.Rudenko:
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Productlon of Radioactive Isotopes by Extraction as P-Dliketonatas~
Card 1/4 Labo~atoriya radickldmii (Laborator;y of Radiochemistry): An.,.N.

The First All=Union Conf-=rence of Universit--les SOV/55-159-3-29/32
and Colleges on Radiochemitstry
Nesmeyanoy, B~.M. Korole'ro L.A.Sazo-viov: Separation of Radio-..
active Isotopes in the frradiation of Colloids,1 Ax-11~Nesmeyanovq,
Yq.,-A,,,,,B-griq,gyj E.S.Filatoy. V~Kondratenkq_, C
K.Panek, B.ShuOL~': Secondary Reactions of the Recoil Atoms
80 Br and 62 Br in Methy! Bromides; B.G.Dzantiyev, I.M.Barkalov;
V.V.Khrapo-; Reactions of "Hot" Sulfur- and Nitrogen Atoms With
Hydrocarbons; 1~.Z.Iofa, L.V.Bobrov., A.11.Ratov: The State of
Radioactive lsot-3-j6;~i-n E re-meely Dilute Solutions; M.S.
Me:,-uklo;rr,., ]~.I...Melikhov* General Theory of the Copre-.ipitation
of Radioactive Elements With Non-isomorphous Crystalline
Prezipitates; A,V,.LaDi',skiyp I.A.Savich, Chzhuan Ya-u
Coprecipitation ef Protaotinium With Loaplex Copp2unds of Ti,
Nb;and Ta; II..Ktj9jo9eye7, V.V~Ivanenkovq V.N.Bochkare-r:
Application of Radioactive ]~-aper CF-rcma~ographyll,- K.B.
Zabore)-ik,_-,. A,. M. Babe shki-a. II.S.Aulichenko: Aocumulation and
Separation of Reo,11.1 ms on the Basis of the Example Ra224
and Ra228; K.B.Zabrorenko, A.11,,Babeshkin, V.A.Beyevshaya~
Card 2/4 -L,,L.Meli-khcir, Appllcatlo,-. of the E~manation"-CI4~-hod for the

The First All-Union Conference of Universities SOV/515-59-3-29/32
and Colleges on Radiochemistry
Investigation of -the Transformation of Solids; V.~I.Spitsynj
K.B.Zaborenko, A.M.Babeshkin, M~A.Radicheva: Traasformation, of
Heteropoly-compounds; K,.B,Zaborenko~ A.M.Babeshkin, I.V.
Kovalenko: Geochemistry of Radium; K.,B.Zaborenko, V,I.
Korobk-)v: Mizroanalytical Determination of Uranium by Means
of Nuclear Emulsions. An.ff,,Zfesmeyanov, Partial
Vapor Pressure of Co in Alloys With Nij Yu.A.Priselkov, YuA.
Sapoz-hniko-,r, A.V.Tseplyayeva, V.V.Karelin: The Behavior of a
Molecular Metal Beam in tiii- Field; I.Y.Golubtsov,
A.V.Lapitskiy, V,,K.Shiryaye-r: Vapor Pressure of Niobium
Dioxide;~I-V.Golubtsov, Yu.A.Likhachev, Ye.K.Bakov: Various
st---
C_~7r-uc ti 0
ns of -~he S_~intilldtion Attachment to the Apparatus
of the Type B~ Kafedra anal4ticheskoy khimii (Chair of 956
Ana'.1ytioal Chemistry).~ Niobium
as a Rad'ioactive Tracers; I.P.Alimarin, T.A~Belyavskaya, Mu
Bin-vW; Scxption of Zr by Ion Exchangers; k.1.jBusevj V,M.
Byr~ko: The Use of Complex Pyrazolindithiocarbamates in Radio-
metry., Kafedra neorganicheskoy khimii (Chair of Inorganio
Chemistry); Ye.,A, Ippolitc-,ra2 Yu,P.Simanov.. L~M.Kovba, G.P.
Card 3/4 Polunina, I.L.- _fe_r_eznikovai Uranates of Some Bivalent Metals-

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The First All-Union Conference of Universities SOV/55-59-3-29/32
and Colleges on Radiochemistry
V.G~Xnyagina, OLLLr.,. Ifemkova: Uranium Compounds With Acids of
TFe_
Low-valence P; V.I. Spitsyn- Influence of the Radioactive
Radiation of Solids on Their Physico-chemical Properties; .
I.Ye.Mikhayle-riko V.I.Spitsyn: Isotope Exchange in the System
K9SO - SO at High Temperature. Kafedra khimicheskoy kinetiki
4 3
(Chair o!f Chemical Kinetics): I.V.Berezin,_V.L.Antonovski
N.F.Kazanskay : Application of Tritium for the Purpose of
DetermininE the Velocity Constants of the Separation of Organo-
hydrogen Compounds. AnA,Nesmeyanov delivered a detailed
lecture on the Methodology of Radiochemical Instruction at
the chemical departments of universities.
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AUTHOR: RudenkG, N. P.
TITLE: WThe *27 Yttrium 90 in Radio-Chemically F'ure
,7:.: ...... lhshout- C,.--Precipitant (IV. Poluch-3n-ye bez nositelya
~t~-__ya 90 v -ad-okh-michesk' chistom sostoyanJ.-
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PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimiii, 11359, Vol 49 Nr 1,
pp 220-224 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An extracting method. for the production of pure Y go f-rCM
solutions containing strontium has been worked cut. Yttrium-
8-oxyquinolate is extracted with chloroform. The extraction
done once of yttrium-8-3xyquinolate with chloroform from
acetate solutions and ct-her buffer solutions depending on the
PH value of the solution, the yttrium. concentration in -the
solution and the concentration of 8-cxyquinoline were in-
vestigated. Acetate buffer solutions are more suitable for
extracting yttrium than citrate buffer-solutions. The ex-
traction is complete at PH 7-9. The method of separating
yttrium in radio-chemically pure condition is based on the
extraction of its inner complex by 8-oxyquinoline at a PH
Card value at which strontium does not form a complex with 8-cxy-

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IV. ?h( Of Y', trium n R a d -4 c - Ci em, i c 7- W.
Cc-Precipitant
quinoline. The re-extraction of radioactli~,e yttriur. frlrm the
chloroform phase is achieve(' I,.,- j 4
L.lu--ing the solution by wealk
hydrochloric acid or weak acetic acid. Detailed directins
Oor extract-Ing yctrium in the form of its 8-oxyqu-nollno
I L. -- I
complex are given. The nethod s-..iggested is simpler and quicker
than the chromatographic and the eler-trolytit: method and
that of separatirg strontium in the form of nitrale.
Nesmeyano-ra, af. N. Maslo-ia a.-I N. I. Yertts a1sc. partic-1-
pated in the itivestiglations.
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AS'SOMTION: Nauchno-iseleduvatellskiy irst-itut yade-~rov fi-z-l'ki
Moskcvskogo go-sudarstvennogc universiteta im. M. V. LomcricsCifa
(Scientific Research Institute of Nucljeax Pllhysics of
M:)scow State Universit,, imeri .11. V. Lumonosov)
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B o i~l Ac~_,tonatc-s of Yttrium and Strontium and a Method SOV/78-4;-lo-37/4o
of Extr~_~ctive Senaration of Yttrium by Means of Benzoyl Acetone
Mard 2/3
K1'= sLability constant of the non-charged complex; K= exLrac-
tion constant of th,- cation.1 In the present paper the correct-
ness of the predicted valud of (pH 1 )1.0 for the e-.traction
90 2
without carrier of yttrium is confirmed. The formation of
inner complex Y-salts with benzoyl acetone and thc-ir extrac-
tion with carbon tetrachloride, benzene and chloroform was in-
vesti.-ated. The yttrium chlor'de was labelled with Y90 or Y91.
Figure 1 gives the experimentally obtained data for logq,
figure 2 the degree of the extraction in dependence on the
PH . The complex compound extracted by the organic solvent
01
corresponds to the formula Y(C 6H5COCHCOCH 3)3* According to
the method of D. Dyrssen and Sillen (Ref 3) the stability con-
ct-n-ts of the yttriun-benzoyl acetonate were detuer.,~.ined (Table 2).
On the baoio of these data a method could be devised to sepa-
rate the radioactive Y90 without carrier. As can be seen from
figare 2, more than 99.9~a' Y can be extracted by means Of

Benzoyl Acetona-es of Yttrium and S~ron'ium and a Method
%I 1 3 , !4 0
df of Yttrium by Y"eans of Benzoyl Acetone
0-100 mole benzoyl acetone, dissolved ir, CHIC130
0 H I
at pH r49. As is shown in figure 5, the decomposition of the
extracted yttrium90 corresponds to a high purity of the prepa-
ration (more than 99.9%,~).There are 5 figures, 2 tables, and
12 references, ; of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: September 24, 1958
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AUTHOR: Rudenko, N. P.
TITLE: Production of pure carrier-free radioactive isotopes
PERIODI AL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 23, 1961, 38, abstract
23B266 (Tr. Tashkentsk. konferentsii po mirn. ispollzovaniyu
atomn. energii. v. 2. Tashkent, AN UzSSR, 196o, 317 - 324)
TEXT: This is a survey on nuclear reactions yielding radioactive isotopes
without a carrier substance, and on methods of separating these isotopes
from the targets. It is shown that, by irradiation in a nuclear reactor,
radioactive isotopes of 64 elements to be used as tracers can be obtained
and separated without a carrier substance. The advantages and restrictions
of the mostpromising methods of separating and purifying radioactive
isotopes without a carrier substance, namely extraction and chromatography
and also of less frequently applied methods (distillation and sublimation,
electrolysis, adsorption in the form of ions anl/or ra"iocolloii,.t~,
procipitation and leaching out) are described. There are 10 refererices-
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VASIL-YEV, S.S.; MIKHALEVA, T.,k,.;ARUDENKO, N.P.; SEVASTYANOV, A.I.;
ZAZULIDI, V.S.
Long-lived isotope A126 in structural aluminum used .in a nuclear
reactor. Atom. energ. 11 no.4:401-403 0 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Aluminum--Isotopes) (Nuclear reactors)

Niko lay Favlovich; PASTUKHOVA, ("inaida. Vas ~, 1 lyevna;
SOLDATEENKOVII, T.A.j red.
[Radioactive molybdenum isotopes] Rad--oa,-,1,4vn:,re izo-
topy molibdena. Moskva, Atomi7xlat, 1965. 46 1).
(I.I.TitIA 18:12)

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K.A.; Vasillyev, S.S. Sevastlyanov, A. 1. Khmo-
AUTHOR: Baskova, gde*, ~N.P.
Leyla, M. A. ; Shavtval6v-, L. Ya.
ORG: Institute of Nucldar Physics, Moscow State University (Institut yadernoy fIzIk1
Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta)
TITLE: Investigation of the radiation of48C(
SOURCE: Yadernaya fizika, v. 2, no. 3, 1965,~ 402-408
TOPIC TAGS: cadmium, beta spectrum, half life, isotope separation, indium
ABSTRACT: C(?" was obtained from the reaction C&16 (d,p). As a result of the Investiga-
tions conducted it Is shown that the half-life of CcP7 is about three hour
CP71 4. The half-life of 50
min previously ascribed erroneously to s parently, that of Inu"'. obtained from the
reaction CdL16 (d, 2n). The beta-spectrum of C~Lff(3 hr) was Investigated on a beta-spea-
trometer with a magnetic lens. The upper boundaries of the partial beta-spectra have the
energy of 670; 1290; 1800; and 2200 kev. The value of log ft proved to be equal to 4.9; 6.7;
6.9; and 7.6, respectively. The results presented, aA well as the investigations of the
0 Y- coincidence s made It possible to construct a decay scheme of Cdw which differs substan-
v.
tially from that in the literature. Authors express their gratitude to Yu. A. Vorc~~?
V. S. Zazulin, N. S. Kirnichev, and M. R. Akhmed for assistance in the work. g. art.
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F iLih f7tN 1, KA EN:- 0 M.
Vreoti:'Iltion of some rai-`.cacttive indicators. Vest. 'os-. un. Ser. 2:
20 no.6:83-85 N-D 1615- VT 19:1)
1. Diboratoriya radiokhim-ii Nauchno-I s sled ovate 11 skogo Instituta
yarlornoy fiziki Moskovskogo universiteta. Submitted Jan. 13, 1965.

RUD3,10, V.P.; KI)RDYUKEVICII, V.0.
Reaction of gold with 8-mercaptoquinoline and its gravimet.ric,
determination. Zhur. anal. khIm. 21 no.1:18-22 166
(',,',IRA 19:1)
t imen.*L Lemonosova.
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AUTHOR: Rudenko, N. P,; Vavra, So; Duda, 1.
ORG: Laboratory of Radiochemistry, NII of Nuclear Physics, Noscow State University
(Laboratoriya radiokhim,:L NII yadernoy fiziki Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universi-
teta)
TITLE: Sorption of cadmium by the ogtion exchange rosij KU-2 from aqueous-organic
olutions and method of separating radioactive indium and gadmium-
SOURCE: I-1oscow. Universitet. Vestnike Seriya II* Khirdya, no" 1965, 18-21*
TOPIC TAGS: sorption, cadmium, ion exchange resin, Indium, radiation chemistry,
radioisotope, isotope separation
ABSTRACT: The ao'rpti*on of cadmium from aqueous ethanol-solutions was. IV;'
studied for the cation, exchange resin KU-2 in the hydrogen, ammonium,
and 8-hydroxyquinoline forms. Cadmium containing the radioactive. isotope
.Cd1l5m, free of the radioactive isotopes W115 and Inll5m,,was used.
The greatest sorption was observed in the case of the ammonium form of the,.
ion exchange resin, at any ethanol content in solution, and the least for
the hydroxyquinoline form, except in the absence of ethanol, in which the
least sorption was observed for the hydrogen form. The greatest sorption
was observed from solutions with the smallest (10%) content of one of the
two components (water or ethanol). The capacity or the cation exchange
resin with respect to cadmium from aqueous solutions was 3.30-3.20 milli-
gram equivalents per gram of-KU-2-for the-ammonium and hydrogen forms.
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1ar111O-1t:,-1_Lapitskiy, A. V.I(Deceased),- Rudenko Nt _j,"Sged, Abdoll Gavad
ORG: Departmnt of Radiochega~M Moscow State University (Kafbdra radiokhimi:L
Moskovskogo gosudarstvenn6go univei~H-teltiT
TITIZ: Extraction of thorium, protactinium, uranium, and neptunium with the aid.of
hydro~71ardne derivat37V-es-0
SOURCE: Moscow. Universitet. Vestnik. Seriya 11. Khirdya, no..2, 1965, 25-29
TOPIC TAGS: thorium, protactinium, urara*u'm, neptunium, hydroxylamine, normeta.3-lio
organic derivative
ABSTRACT: A description is given of -the Fesults of investigations on-
the extraction of thorium, protactinium, uranium and neptunium with the
aid or hydroxylamine derivatives. 11enzoyl hydroxylamine, N-benzoylphenjrl
hydroxylamine and N-nitrosonaphthyl hydroxylamine were used. Thorium-
234, protactinium-233, neptunium 239 and uranium in its natural isotope
mixture were used. Nexanol and chloroform were used as the organic phase.
It was found that the behaviour of the elements in extraction under the
:experimental conditions was different. Their reactions to-changing solu-
tion pH varied considerably.. Orig. art. has: 3 figures@ jg~RJ
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AUTHORS: Vavra, -Rudenko, N. Fj~
indium. from certain aqua-organic colutions by, cation exchanger
TITLE.- Sorption
KU-2
SOU RCZ: Ref. zh Motallurgiya, Abso 9G173
R&F SOURCE: Sb. )nnoobmen. tekhnologiyu. M9, Nauka, 1965~ 80-83.
TOPIC TAGS: ion ;.zchange., indium !10~7vi i6yj
A-BSTRAGT: The s-r-ption of In from aqueous, aqua-acotone" aqua-ethanol, and aqua-
ethanol-chlorofor.., solutions by the cation exchanger KU-2 was investigated.
Fractically no a~-oorption of In by KU-2 occurs in nonaqueous acetone solutiona
Addition of smal,t auantities of H20 to acetone causes a sharp increase in the degree
I vf sorption. Ma-mum. sorption for the hydrogen form of the ion exchanger (--, 99%) i
is reached at 15 ;,ol % H 0. The ammonium form of the cation exchanger sorbs In some-1
what less effectJ. .rely. increasing tho amount of water decreases sorption (in pure
water, it did note exceed ,-,80%). In pure acetone, which has a low dielectric
constant, the In salt is considerably less dissociated as compared with the
dissociation in -uhe presence of small amounts of water, Maximum sorption in the
presence of small amounts of water in solution may occur for oorption of neutral
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AUTHOR: Rudenko, N. 1). Zhul(ovskaya, A. S.
ORG- Scientific Research Institute of Nuclear Physics, Moscow State University
(Naucfi~o-issledovatellskiy institut yadeenoy fiziki-Mopkovskogo gosudarmennogo
V
universiteta),
(Blektro-fizi6heakaya laboratorlya Urallskogo politekhnicheakogo inatituta)
Ijq
TITLE: Use of nonaqueous solvents for separating radiolsotgv=-'I~ precipitation and
leaching
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Izvestiya. Seriya klitmicheskildi nauk, no. 3Y
1965) 28-32
TOPIC TAGS: adsorption, beryllium, lithium, sodium, magnesium, radioisotope,
chemical precipitation
ABSTRACT- A method was developed for separating the radioisotopes sodium-22 and
beryllium-7 without a carrier by precipitating the target element (magnesitun in the case
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AU'Iffiilt Rudanko, Ns P*; Zhukovskaya, A* So
OaG: none
TITL;,: Use of nonaquoous solvents for isolation of radioactive J~ja sup 22 from
irradiated magnesium
SOURC,~: Radiokhimlya, v. 8, no. 1, 1966, 63-66
"OPIC TAGS: sodium, magnesium, stoichionotric mixture, radiation chem.1stry,
I
clicnical separation, ~herdcal precipitation, organic solvent, solubility, desorption
U~CT: A method is proposed for recovering Na22 without using a carrier.
.Irradiated magne3iwa was dissolved in almost a stoichiometric amount of sul-
furic acid. The solution was evaporated until a film began to form and an
equal or somewhat larger volume of ethanol was added. The solution was
carefully stirred and the liquid with the crystalline precipitate of magnesium
sulfate was decanted onto a glass filter. For more complete isolation of NaV..
the precipitate was washed five to six times with small portions of ethanol.
The extent of Na22 recovery was 95~-97%- Separation of sodium from small
amounts of magnesium passing into the water-ethanol solution was achieved by
ion-exchange on the KU-2 cation exchange resin directly from the.water-alcohol
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filtrate. An 0.1 N HCl solution was used in eluting the Na22. In the present,
report, the authors examine the possibility of using organic solvents other
than ethanol, e.g. acetone and dioxane. It was shown that the nature of the
organic solvent added to precipitate nign'osium, sulfate does not affect the
COMP03ition of the crystal hydrate formed. The solubility of magnesium sul-
fate in ethanol, acetone, and diocane, and in their mixtures with water at
201C was determined. The desorption of Na.22 from the surface of crystalline
magnesium sulfate by these solvents was studied. It was established that
solutions of acetone and dioxane containing 10 - 20,19 water exceed ethanol in
desorptive capacity and are preferred for recovering radioactive Na22 from a
magnesium target.,' Orig. art. has: 3 tables. D-PlIS: 35,72A7
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LAPITSK'.L-Y, A.V. [deceased]; RUDETIKO, N.P.; ABDELI GAVAD SAYED
Extraction of thorium, protactinium, uranium, and neptunium by means
of hydroxylamine derivatives. Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 2: Khim. 20 no.2;
25-29 Mr-Ap 165. (MIRA 18:?)
1. Kafedra radiokhimii Moskovskogo universiteta.
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KRYTJKOVA, L.N., KORDYUKEVICH, V.0., SOROKIN, A.A.; RUDENKO, N.P.
188
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fiz. 29 no.?.,1080-1091 Jl 165. 18:7)
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gosudarstvennogo universiteta im, M.V.Lomonosova.

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`~o-p-tion of cadr-lxa by ttle jl-'2 cat-l-r-;r, Exc'-anger from
g .ad-oact-ve
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and cadmIum. Vest 1"osk.'vn. Ser 2: flim. 20 no.I:IF,-21
Ja-F 165. 18:31
1. D-.boratcrva ri.cliokhimAl Anstituta
,~-aclerrloy fliZ 4ki Moskovskogo universi-leta.

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and, measure thods.'..The
methods of separating them from irradiated- ment,
material me
use of.radioactive isotopes of germapium'in' various t ypes-~of research.'are
examined
The booklet is intended for readers with-fundamentalA .
nowledge of Tiuclsar- physics.'.
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.Lron hydroxide. Vest. ',',osk. lm. 'Der. 2: Fhira. 20 no.1:22-24
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ABDELI GAVAD "ATM; LAPITSKIY, A.V.; PUDENKO, N.P.
Extraction of thorium by means of benzchydroxamic- acid;
Radiokhimila 5 no.3:290-294 163. (MIRA, 16:10)
(Thorium) (Benzohydroxamic acid)

HALINKINA, O.M.;.,RUDENKO, N-P..
Preparation of hafnium 8-hydroxyquinolinate of a definite
composition. Zhur.anal.khim. 17 no.9:1120-1121 D 1,62.
(MIRA 16:2)
1. Institute of Nuclear Physics, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State
University.
(HAfnium compounds)
'(Quinolinol)

D7,IO*O,. V.M.~ RUDENKO,,. KREWISKAYA, I.N.
Mixed thorium complex with cupferron and 41-nitroso-2,21-dihydro;c)-4-methyI
-5-isopropulazobenzene. Zhur.neorg.khim. 8 no-3:655-659 Mr 163.
(MIRA 16:4)
1., Vaesoyuzr*-y nauchno-issledovatellskiy institat khimicheakikh
re4~tivov i laboratoriya radiokhimli Nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta yadernoy fiziki Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta.'
(Thorium compounds) (Cupferron) (Azobenzene)

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ACCESSION MI AP30036eO SM4163IM5160310M/6294
1-AUTHORSt Sayed, Abdej! Gavad Ttspitskiyj, As V.; Rudenkop No-Po
mow
'TITLEs Analysis of thorium extraction by benzohydroxamicacid,
SOURCEs Radiokhimiya, v. no. 31 1963, 290-294
TOPIC TAGSs thorium, benzohydroiamic acid, heynnol
ABSrRACN The extraction of thorium with hexanol in, the' presence "of benzohydrox-,
amic acid has been studied. It vaa shovn that the rsayi mil~i extraction vaa possible,
I at a PA Of 5-2 with a yield of about 90.'The formed Icompound of thorium and
!benzohydroxamic acid Th(No
3)*2HR.was determined by extraction method with hemmol.
!For the comparison with the above extraction, thorium-benzohydroxamic acid com-
1pound was precipitated and extracted froman aqueous solution at a pH of about 7*'
The,formed compound is confirmed by thermogTavimetric analysis, The kinetics of
its thermal decomloosition have been established. A colorimetric, method has been
developed for the'determination of benzohydroxamic acid by means of sodium vana-
date which formes a colored complex with VO 72he authors express their grati-.'
N
!tude to L. G. Vlasov for his hello and valua lesuggestions." Orig. art. bass
6 graphs
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DZIOWOY V.M.; ~qDENKO,.N.P.; KREMENSKAYA, I.N.
Determination of the composition of the complex thoriuatlv)-
oupferron-41-nitro-2)21-dixydroXY-4-methyl-#-isopropylaz6benzene..
Zhur.neorg.khim. 8 no.5sl278-1280 My 163. (MM 160)
1. Vseaoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut khimicheskikh
reaktivov i Nauchno-isaledovatel'skiy institut yadernoy fiziki.
Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta, laboratoriya. radiokhimii.
(Thorium compounds) (Cupferron)
(Azobenzene)

S/075/62/Ol7/ooq/oo6/oo6
E071/E436
AUTHORS: Kalinkina, OJI., Rudenko, N.P.
TITLC: On the problem of preparation of hafnium 8-hydroxy-
quinol.inate of a definite composition
PERIODI*--AL: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimii,' V-17, no.9, 1962,
1120-1121
TEXT: The precipitation of hafnium 8-hydroxyquinolinate usinga
nascent reagent is carried out by adding an alcoholic solution of
8-hydroxyquinoline to a solution of hafnium nitrate containing
oxalic acid. An increase in the pH of the solution was obtained
by the decomposition of urea on heating.'.. On the basis of
chemical and therniogravimetr-ic analysis the composition of the
precipitate was hafnium P-hydroxyquirrolinate Hf(C9H6NO)4-
There is 1 figure.
ASSOCIAT16N: Moskov's"kiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im.
NI.V.Lomonosova (Moscow State University imeni
N.V.Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED:~ April 20, 1962
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yy 1 5!;7
ORG: Tomsk Polytechnic Institute im. S.U.Kirev (Tbmskiy politekhnicheskiy insti-
tut)
TITLE., Investigation of the dielectric strength.of some liquids under the action of
nanosecond voltage pulses
SOUME: Zhurnal te6nicheskoy fiziki, v. 35, no. 10, 1965, 1840-1843
V111 5_
TOPIC TAGS: dielectric breakdown, water, transformer oil, nanosecond pulse
-ABSTRACT: The breakdown of 50 to 500 g gaps between 2 mm diameter stainless steel
electrodes in transformer oil,' doubly distilled water, and 'Itechnicalif water(conduc-
tivity approximately 5 X 10-6 mho/cm) was investigated wit Ih up to 500 kV pulses with
nanosec rise time and 30 nanosec duration. The gap was made part of the central
qonductor of a coaxial line and the breakdown was observed with an oscilloscope. The
electrodes were cleaned and examined after every 3-5 pulses, and the maximum error in
measuring the gap was 10 % for the 50 Ii gap and 2 % for the 500 g gap. The results
are presented as curves of mean breakdown time versus pulse voltage; breakdowns that
occurred during the rise of the pulse were excluded from the average. The shape of
these curves is briefly discussed and it is concluded that the discharge mechanism
is electronic in nature. The technical water was found to have as high a dielectric
strength in the nanosecond range as transformer oil. Water can therefore be employed
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as A high voltage pulse insulator in those applications where its high dielectric
cons'uint would be advantageous, The author thanks Professor of Technical Sciences
G -A. Vo Y *ixazl proposing the study and for discussion of the results, and V.P.
Grafov f,.,r assistance in some of the experiments. Orig. art. has: 4 figures.

GRIGORIYEVp V.N.; RUDENKO, N.S.
Surface tension of liquid hydrogen isotopes and H2 - D2
solutions. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 47 no.102-96 Jl 164.

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Sep 48
Gases, Liquefied
Viscosity
"Malecular'Weight, Density and Viscosity of Liouefled
Gases X" N. S. Rudenko, Phys Tech Inst, Aced Sol USSR,'
3 3/4 pp
"Zhur Tekh Fiz" Vol XVIII, No 9
Shows that viscosity of liciuefied gas varies vith tem-
perature according to a linear law. The
ratio
eonst holds good at various reduced temperatures4
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empirical eauation canneoting reduned temperature
32/kgTlo4
USSR/Physice (Contd). Sep 46
and reduced viscosity. Establishes that connection
between densitIy and viscosity Is linear only vithin
narrow temperature interval near the boiling point.
Submitted 14 Apr 48.
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RUDENKO, N. S.
0',* Un at low B.I. 11-~-kin, Lazft~r'-Vy
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cz- of Sn at
ystals .20K show ve:7 strongly the de Raao-van Alohen effect of
periodic variation of the diamagnetic moment with the magnetic field, ori;-~
inally eatablished for 2i, but subsequently observed also for Zn (Marcus,C."'.
411 Z018c). This behavior of Sn is closely related to the anomalies of the
V'ariation of the elec. resistance in a magnetic field )cf.preceding abstr.)
and to the Schubnikow-de Haas effect Of Periodic variation of the elec. re-
sists-nce in a ia.onetic field. By measurements of the couple actin-q on a
crystal placed in a homogeneous magnetic field, the difference of the mag-
netic suseentibilities along the main axis and peroendicular thereto, for a
crystal With its quRternar7f Fucis lvii,7 in the nlane of the field, decreases
by a factor of " between 293 and 2601C . A complex periodicity of these su-
ceptibiliiies appeare / 0. -when the magnetic vec-
d at -,. 2 The effect is max.
tor is close to th,, quaternary axis. The period and the amplitude of the
oscillations increase with Ht as for Bi and Zu. In the range of H= 8000-
120001 th,~ fi-c-quenry of the oscillations is much areater for Sn,than Bi or
Zn. By analysis oV the froquencies, the no. of frae electrons per atom, re-
suonsible for the de flaas-van Alphen effect, in about times groater than
In Bi or -7n. For Bi periodicity of the ma.-netic susceptibility was observed
also in the case of the trigonal gis perpendicular to the magnetic field, con-
tra*r to Schoenberg (C.t. 33, 4837 ). A magnetic periodicity effect was ob-
ys'als of Be.
served also in sinale cr
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USSR/Physics-Viscosity Jun 50
Nitrogen
"Temperature Dependence of' Viscosity of Liquefied Nitrogen and Argon for Constant
Density," B. 1. Berkin, N. S. Rudenko, Physicotech Inst, Aced Sci Ukrainian SSR
"Zhur Eksper i Teoret Fiz" Vol XX, No 6, PP 523-526
Viscosimeter for meastiring viscosity.of liquids and gases at constant density
for wide range of temperatures has been developed and constructed. Measures
viscosity of N2 and A betweon solidification point and 30& K. Establishes
complex relation between their viscosities and temperature for constant density.
Submitted 26 Dee 49.
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-RUDENKO, N. 3-.
Verkin, B. I., Lazarev, B. G. and Rudenko, N. S. Magnetic properties of metals at
low temperatures I. The periodic change in the magnetic susceptibility of
monocrystals of cadmium, beryllium, magnesium, tin and indium depending on the
tension of the magnetic field. Page 995.
Physico-Technical Inst.
Acad. of Sci., Ukr. SSR.
March 30, 1950.
SO: Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics, Vol. 20, No. 1L November 1950a

RUDMOO N. S.
USSR/Physica - crystals 1 Jul 50
Magnetic Properties
"Crystallographic Anisotropy of the de Haas-van Alphen Effect," B. 1. Berkin,
B. G. Lazarev,, N. S. Rudenko, Physicotech Inst, Acad Sau Ukrainian SSR, KharIkov
I'Dok Ak Nauk SSSR,11 Vol LXXIII, No 1, pp 59-62
Studied anisotropy of magnetic properties in base plane of Zn and Be monocrystals at
low temperatures of liquid H and He in field of 3,000 to 14,500 oersteds.
Established new properties of do Haas-van Alphen Effect in these metals. Graphs
show couple acting on monocrystal versus axes of crystal. Submitted 3 May 50 by
Acad S. I. Vavilov.
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RUDEMKO, -N.- S
Magnetic oronertieu of antimony Alow temoeraturee. B. 1. Verkin,
La-zarev ~nd-,N. S. Rudenko (11hys. Tech. Inst. Acad. Sci. Ukr. S.S.R., Kharkov).
Zhur. Eksptl. Teoret. Fiz. 21, 658-9(1951); cf- C.A. 45, 93181-- In single
crystals of Sb, suspended with the 3rd-order sy=etry axis perpendicular to the
suspension axle, and one of the binary axes along the suspension, periodic , ,
variation of 4X ~Xj - XL (difference of magnetic susceptibilities parallel
and per-oendiculbr to the trigonDl axis) with the mefgetic field H (measured
by the couple acting on the suspended crystal in a homogeneous mrgnetic field,.
forming an angler?with the 3rd-order symmetry axis:ir- the horizontal plane) I
manifesto itself only weakly at 4.20K., but is distinct at 2.040 K.; at V 530,
the effect begins to appear at H -9500 oersteds, and the amplitude of the
oscillations increases with H, becoming 150 oersteds at H= 11.000, and 250
oersteds at H 14,000. At const- H - 13,400 the oscillations of the couple are
large aroundqO 450, and diminish towards99= 00 and 900. Shoenbergis (C.A.44,.
5165g) repeated failure to detect the effect in Sb at 1.40K. could be due either
to insufficient R or to too large intervals.
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u8zii/Physics - 1,ow-yeMerature btudies
"MagnetIc Fropertles of 4"crcurj at Low Tezrierat-ares," Ver'.c;Ln,, L. G. Lazarevp
S. !W- entm r.
P!Zrs-Tach Inst.# Acad Sci Uk ninian SM, Martkov
"Dok Ak NnOk SSM" Vol LXXXj. 'b 1
pp 25.. 46
Discusses the periodic c1haractor of the dopardence of Uio differmce of the main
specific susceptibilities of It mnocr-ystals upon the external field atrenoth 11
for various low torips. States that foreign autImrs have failed to note this
periodicity in t1teir e3qjta despite their attainins-r- low anough tcrpas, and high
f Ield strenrths. 3ubnitted 21 Junt 51 by Acad '11-1. A. Leontovich
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AUTHORS: Grigor'~~V5, V.N., Kan, Ta.S., Rudenko, N.S., 56-3-4/59
Safronov, B.G.
TITLE: Variation of Isotopic Composition of Evaporated Mercury.
(Izmeneniye izotopicheskogo sostava rtuti pri isparenii)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperim. i Teoret. Fiziki, 1957, 701- 33, Nr 3,
PP- 576-58o (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The variation of the isotopic ratio of the isotopes Hg-198 to
Hg-204 was determined in the most different evaporation para-
meters (e.g.tfrom 70 to 2700 C) by means of the mass spectrometers
MC-2 and MC-4. It was determined that a low evaporation velocity
exercises a special influence on the evaporation kinetics.
The relative vapor pressure difference between the isotopes
Hg-198 and Hg-204 can be given from the results:
for t - -200 C A p/ 2. jo-3
for t = 2000 C Z~k-Zp 8.10-4
There are 4 figures, 3 tables, and 4 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION; Physical-Techaical Institute AN of thez.Ukkainiaif4SSR )..
(Fizik6-tekhnicheskiy institut Akademii nauk Ukrainskoy SSR)
SUBMITTED: March 13, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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AUT-ffORSt* Bogoyavlenskiy,I.V., Grigorlyev, V.N., Rudenko,H.S., 56-3-5/59.
Dolgopolov, D.G.
TITLE: Modification of the Mercury Isotope Composition in the Ilectric
Field.of a Constant Current. (Izmeneniye izotopicheskogo sostava
rtuti v elektricheskom pole postoyannogo toka)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal EksperimA Teoret.Fiziki, 1957, Vol- 33, Nr 3, PP. 581-587.
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In a capillary the dependence in the isotopic composition of liquid
Hg on the time needed for the passage of a constant current at 41 _+
+ 20C and -10 + 30C is investigated. The time of current passage va-
7ied from a minimum of 34o h to a maximum of 18oo h.
Further , the concentration of isotopes along the electric field
and the dependence of isotope composition at the cathode upon the
amounts of the applied voltage were investigated.
The following was found for the ion mobility'~~'//"-:
T in 0C
'^114t' (a. L ~16 . MIA M
45 1,1.10-3 0 73-10-1
115 1,3.1o-3 o:a6.1o_1
There are 5 figures, I table and 4 Slavic references.
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o~ a Constant Current.
ASSOCIATION: Physical-Technical Institute AN of the UkrdirdanSM(Fiziko-tekhnich-
eskiy institut Lkademii nauk Ukrainskoy SSRT_
SUBMITTED: March 13, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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