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The influence of the crystalline phase in amorphous selenium on the sign of dark and light charge carriers

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1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.66688

This paper examines how crystalline inclusions in amorphous selenium affect the predominant sign of dark and photoinduced charge carriers, a question relevant to electrophotography and photoconductive targets. Using controlled ionic surface charging and measurements of dark and light potential relax…

Changes in the Strength of Some Substances in the Region of Polymorphic Transitions under Pressure

L. D. LIVSHITS, B. I. BERESNEV, Yu. S. GENSAFT, Yu. N. RYABININ
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.65825

This study examines how polymorphic phase transitions under hydrostatic pressure affect the strength and plastic deformation of ionic crystalline materials. Rubidium chloride, silver nitrate, and lithographic limestone were subjected to axial compression at controlled high pressures, and reduced str…

Optical method for forming a $p$ – $n$ junction

V. A. DROZDOV, Sh. D. KURMASHEV, A. L. RVACHEV
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.65695

This paper reports an optical forming procedure for producing effective rectifying and photosensitive behavior in film heterojunctions of cuprous oxide and indium-doped cadmium sulfide. Samples initially showed nearly ohmic current-voltage characteristics and only weak photovoltaic response, but per…

EVALUATION OF THE NATURE OF PLASTICIZATION OF POLYVINYL CHLORIDE BY THE METHOD OF NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE

A. I. Maklakov, L. Ya. Chenborisova
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.63630

This study examines the use of nuclear magnetic resonance to distinguish types of polyvinyl chloride plasticization and to assess polymer, plasticizer interactions. Proton spin, spin relaxation times and NMR spectra were measured for PVC containing intramicellar plasticizers, dimethyl phthalate, dib…

Monolayers of Polydimethylsiloxane Polymers. Rheological Properties and Microstructure of Filled Pastes

R. N. SHCHERBAKOVA, V. A. OGAREV
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.62272

This study examines polydimethylsiloxanes of varying molecular weight as model organosilicon polymers, focusing on monolayer behavior, adsorption on white carbon black, filler dispersion, and the rheology of filled pastes. Measurements of surface pressure on water, adsorption from hexane, electron m…

New Glass-Like Compounds

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1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.61452

This paper reports the formation of glass-like states in ternary semiconductor compounds of the type AII BIV C2V, a class structurally related to diamond-like semiconductors in which vitrification was not previously characteristic. The authors describe observations on quenched melts, especially CdGe…

Determination of the Degree of Crystallinity of Graft Copolymers of Styrene with ε-Caprolactam by a Calorimetric Method and Investigation of Their Thermal Stability

V. V. Korshak, I. F. Manucharova, T. M. Frunze, E. L. Baranov
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.59330

This paper investigates the thermal stability and crystallinity of graft copolymers of styrene with epsilon-caprolactam as functions of copolymer composition. Differential thermal analysis with simultaneous weight-loss recording was used to determine melting behavior, decomposition onset, and heats …

Thermographic Study of Polyethylene Melting

R. A. BALTENAS, L. A. IGONIN
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.58399

This study examines the melting behavior of polyethylene under pressure using thermographic analysis, with attention to how molecular order, branching, crystallization conditions, and deformation affect melting kinetics and temperature intervals. Three polyethylene samples of differing branching and…

Electron Microscopic Method for Studying the Supramolecular Structure of Polymers in Solutions

Academician V. A. KARGIN, N. F. BAKEEV,
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.52869

This paper presents an electron-microscopic specimen preparation method for studying the supramolecular structure of polymers directly in solution while avoiding solvent evaporation, concentration changes, and surface-tension effects. The method uses low-critical-temperature solvents such as propane…

Effect of Filler on the Aging of Polydimethylsiloxane Rubber

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1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.45658

This study examines how fillers affect the aging of polydimethylsiloxane rubber, focusing chiefly on silica filler under oxidative heating and vacuum heating conditions. Using filled and unfilled rubber samples, the authors compare methyl group cleavage, evolution of low molecular organosilicon comp…

Variation regularities of certain physical and chemical properties when semiconductors of different structural groups are fused

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1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.45464

This paper examines changes in electrical conductivity and magnetic susceptibility during melting for semiconductor compounds with ZnS, NaCl, and anti-CaF2 type structures. Comparing series with cationic substitution, anionic substitution, and isoelectronic composition, the authors show that some co…

Reduction of the Surface Tension of Solid Metals upon Adsorption of Atoms of Surface-Active Metallic Melts on Their Surface

V. I. LIKHTMAN, L. S. BRYUKHANOVA, I. A. ANDREEVA,
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.44881

This study investigates the proposed adsorption mechanism by which thin films of surface-active metallic melts reduce the strength and plasticity of more refractory metals, focusing on direct measurement of surface tension changes in solid zinc. Using the zero creep method near the melting temperatu…

Effect of cooling rate during crystallization on segregation microinhomogeneity and the composition of solid solutions in $\mathrm{Al}$ – $\mathrm{Mg}$ alloys

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1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.44176

This study examines how very high cooling rates during crystallization affect segregational microinhomogeneity and solid solution composition in aluminum magnesium alloys across a wide range of magnesium contents. Alloys were solidified using chill casting and rapid film formation on a rotating bras…

Tin arsenide – a new intermetallic semiconductor

Ya. A. Ugai, Yu. P. Zavalskii, V. A. Ugai,
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.34749

This paper investigates whether tin arsenide, Sn3As2, is a semiconductor and how its electrical behavior depends on the method of preparation. The authors synthesized the compound both by direct fusion of tin and arsenic in evacuated ampoules and by chemical precipitation from alcoholic stannous chl…

PHASE COMPOSITION OF AMORPHOUS FILMS OBTAINED BY VAPOR CONDENSATION DURING HEATING IN VACUUM OF A MIXTURE OF SILICON DIOXIDE AND SILICON

T. A. Fadeeva, Z. P. Pasheva
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.28141

This study examines the phase composition of thin amorphous films formed by vacuum condensation of vapors produced from a heated mixture of silicon dioxide and silicon, materials commonly identified as silicon monoxide from their diffuse electron diffraction halo. Films 300 to 700 Å thick were prepa…

Study of Beryllium Oxide Whisker Single Crystals Using an Ultrahigh-Voltage Electron Microscope

N. M. POPOV, D. B. SANDULOV
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.27655

Filamentous single crystals of beryllium oxide were produced by high-temperature oxidation of metallic beryllium in argon and examined with a 400 kV ultra-high-voltage electron microscope. Electron diffraction confirmed BeO unit-cell parameters and showed that crystal diameters ranged from hundredth…

Study of Some Physical Properties of the Condensation Products of o-Dihydroxybenzene with Formaldehyde

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1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.26415

This study examines resite type condensation products of o-dihydroxybenzene with formaldehyde, focusing on how heat treatment affects their magnetic, infrared, elemental, and electrical properties. Electron paramagnetic resonance measurements showed Lorentzian singlet signals with free-electron g fa…

STUDY OF A \(p\)–\(n\) JUNCTION IN SILICON BY MEANS OF LIQUID ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHIC DEVELOPERS

A. S. Antonov, L. G. Yuskeselieva
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.24223

This paper examines the use of liquid electrophotographic developers to reveal and study reverse-biased silicon p-n junctions, focusing on the space-charge region in lithium-diffused p-type silicon. Starting from the depleted-junction approximation, the authors derive relations connecting the moveme…

On Artificial Crystallization Nuclei for Crystallizing Polymers

Academician V. A. KARGIN, T. I. SOGOLOVA, I. I. KURBANOVA
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.21920

This paper examines the use of salts of organic acids, especially heavy metal salts with melting points above those of the polymers studied, as artificial crystallization nuclei for crystallizing polymers. The authors introduced small amounts of these salts into polyethylene, polypropylene, and poly…

Comparative Study of the Electrical and Thermal Properties of Single Crystals and Pressed Samples of Lead Sulfide

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1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.15557

This study compares the electrical and thermal properties of electronic-conducting lead sulfide in single-crystal and pressed polycrystalline forms at room temperature. Single crystals were grown from the melt, pressed specimens were prepared from ground crystals and annealed, and electrical conduct…

ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE OF MANGANESE IONS IN THE GLASSY As—Se—Ge SYSTEM

L. D. Bogomolova, V. N. Lazukin, I. V. Chepeleva, L. A. Bal'skaya
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.15516

This paper investigates electron paramagnetic resonance spectra of manganese impurities in As, Se, Ge chalcogenide glasses with relatively high germanium contents. Glasses containing 1 at.% Mn were synthesized and measured at 293 and 77 K, with additional temperature dependent observations, to relat…

Chemistry of Solid Solutions Based on Aluminum

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1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14470

This paper systematizes available data on binary phase diagrams of aluminum with other elements in order to characterize primary aluminum-based solid solutions, eutectics, peritectics, and monotectics from a unified periodic perspective. Using reference phase-diagram data, the author compares solubi…

Effect of the Molecular Weight of Hydrocarbons on Their Diffusion in Polymers

V. K. Gromov, R. M. Vasenin, A. E. Chalykh, S. S. Voyutskii
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14174

This study examines how the molecular weight of homologous hydrocarbons affects their diffusion in polymers over a range extending from small molecules to low molecular weight polyethylene fractions. Using an interferometric micromethod, the authors measured interdiffusion coefficients for hydrocarb…

A DIRECT METHOD FOR INVESTIGATING THE ELECTRICAL MICRORELIEF OF CRYSTALLINE SURFACES

G. I. Distler, Yu. M. Gerasimov, N. M. Borisova
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.09257

This paper presents a direct electron microscopic method for investigating the electrical microrelief of crystalline surfaces by decorating charged surface regions with charged colloidal particles. Using lead selenide colloidal particles adsorbed on silicon crystals and epitaxial silicon layers, the…

The Nature of Crystalline Elastic Ethylene Copolymers

Academician V. A. KARGIN, M. B. KONSTANTINOPOLSKAYA,
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.06951

This paper examines how crystallization and supramolecular morphology affect the elastic properties of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymers with varying vinyl acetate content. Using electron microscopy, X-ray data, and mechanical testing, the authors trace the transition from polyethylene-like spheruli…

Investigation of the Mechanism of Polymer Degradation by EPR

E. E. TOMASHEVSKII
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.97833

This study investigates the mechanism of polymer fracture by detecting free radicals formed during uniaxial tensile loading of highly oriented polycaprolactam fibers using electron paramagnetic resonance. Experiments on unstabilized fibers and fibers containing di-beta-naphthyl-p-phenylenediamine sh…

Effect of Polymer Macromolecule Rigidity on Transition Temperatures and the Morphology of Crystalline Structures

P. V. Kozlov, V. B. Ryzhov, N. D. Burkhanova
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.96851

This study examines how macromolecular rigidity influences transition temperatures and crystalline morphology in triethylcellulose, a rigid-chain cellulose ether. Using thermomechanical testing, X-ray diffraction, electron microscopy, and optical microscopy, the authors distinguish two reproducible …

Measurement of bending of crystalline ribbons caused by axial dislocations using diffraction electron microscopy methods

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.95240

This paper examines how axial dislocations bend and twist thin ribbon-like crystals and how these deformations can be measured by diffraction electron microscopy. Using distortions and displacements of extinction contours, the authors derive procedures for determining local surface-normal orientatio…

Method for Determining Polymer Transition Temperatures from Powder Deformation

S. A. ARZHAKOV, S. Z. ZAINULLIN, B. P. SHTARKMAN
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.94567

This paper addresses the determination of polymer transition temperatures when materials are available as powders, for which conventional thermomechanical testing usually requires conversion to monolithic specimens and may introduce irreversible changes. The authors propose measuring deformation dir…

Physical Properties of Titanium Carbide in the Homogeneity Region

S. N. Lvov, V. F. Nemchenko, T. Ya. Kosolapova, G. V. Samsonov
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.93667

This study examines the physical properties of titanium carbide across its homogeneity range, focusing on discrepancies in reported temperature dependences of electrical resistivity. Titanium carbide specimens with varying carbon deficiency were prepared by reaction with titanium and hot pressing, t…

Rheology of Polymers. On the Universality of the Temperature-Invariant Characteristic of the Viscosity of Polymers in the Condensed State

Academician V. A. KARGIN
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.83459

This paper examines whether the dependence of effective viscosity on deformation rate in condensed linear polymers can be expressed by a universal reduced relationship. Using reduced viscosity and reduced deformation rate, the authors compare 51 flow curves for various polymer melts and concentrated…

Phase Transformations during Catalytic Crystallization of Glass in the $\mathrm{SiO}_2$ – $\mathrm{Al}_2\mathrm{O}_3$ – $\mathrm{MgO}$ System

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.81740

This study examines phase transformations during catalytic crystallization of cordierite-composition glass in the SiO2, Al2O3, MgO system containing 10 mol.% TiO2. Glass samples were crystallized between 800 and 1200°C and analyzed by X-ray phase analysis and differential thermal analysis to determi…

Sintering of High-Purity Magnesium Oxide

V. K. YANOVSKII
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.81259

This study examines the sintering behavior of high purity active magnesium oxide prepared by calcining spectrally pure magnesium hydroxide or carbonate, with attention to precursor choice, calcination temperature, firing temperature, and sintering kinetics. Experiments on pressed specimens showed th…

On the Features of the Kinetics of the Polymorphic Transformation of Zirconium Dioxide during Cooling

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.79747

This paper examines the kinetics of diffusionless polymorphic transformations in zirconium dioxide during cooling, focusing on the relation between isothermal and athermal martensitic behavior. Using X-ray observations of high-purity zirconia and metastable tetragonal zirconia obtained from zirconiu…

Phase Equilibrium Diagram of the Chromium–Osmium System

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.79580

The study determines the phase equilibrium diagram of the chromium, osmium system, for which previous work had established two intermetallic compounds and substantial mutual solubility. Alloys of selected compositions were prepared by arc melting, homogenized and annealed at several temperatures, th…

Investigation of certain strength characteristics of the chemical bond in $\mathrm{Ti}_6\mathrm{O}$ and $\mathrm{Ti}_3\mathrm{O}$ compounds formed from $\alpha$-solid solutions of the titanium–oxygen system

I. I. Kornilov, V. V. Glazova
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.70818

This study examines strength-related characteristics of chemical bonding in titanium-oxygen alloys in the alpha-titanium solid-solution range, with particular attention to the compounds Ti6O and Ti3O formed during prolonged annealing. Alloys containing 0 to 32 atomic percent oxygen were prepared, an…

Carbon adsorbents with molecular-sieve properties

Academician M. M. Dubinin, O. Kadlec, I. Botlik,
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.69149

This study examines the molecular-sieve behavior of carbon adsorbents, focusing on the accessibility of micropores to molecules of different sizes. Adsorption isotherms for water, benzene, oxygen, and nitrogen, together with mercury porosimetry, were used to characterize a heat-treated wood-based ca…

On the anodic overprotection of titanium in hydrochloric acid

M. N. FOKIN, R. L. BARU
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.67228

The paper examines anodic protection and overprotection of VT-1 titanium in 20 percent hydrochloric acid at 20 and 80 degrees C, with emphasis on defining potential ranges that maintain stable passivity while limiting corrosion and energy losses. Using potentiostatic measurements with a rotating dis…