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The Jurassic Ginkgoales of the Irkutsk Coal-Bearing Basin

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1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07371

This paper describes Jurassic Ginkgoales collected from the Irkutsk coal-bearing basin during Geological Committee fieldwork in 1919 to 1921, with particular attention to material from the Angara River region and mine sections. It provides systematic descriptions of species assigned to Ginkgo, Baier…

Contributions to the Knowledge of the Sea Urchin Fauna from the Cretaceous Deposits of the Kopet-Dag Range, Transcaspian Region

M. Sarkisov
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07370

This paper describes a small collection of fossil sea urchins from Cretaceous marls of the Kopet-Dagh Range in the Transcaspian region, gathered during field investigations in 1914. After outlining preparation methods for poorly preserved marl-encrusted specimens, it provides systematic descriptions…

On the Method of Assaying Gold Alloys by Quartation with Cadmium

V. G. Ageenkov
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07367

This paper evaluates Balling’s method for assaying gold alloys by inquartation with cadmium as a practical alternative to the classical silver inquartation and cupellation procedure. Reviewing earlier work and experimental comparisons, it examines the method’s accuracy, sources of error, operating c…

Cyanidation of Gold Tellurides

V. Ya. Mostovich
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07366

This paper examines the treatment of gold tellurides, a major class of refractory gold ores, with particular attention to cyanidation and bromocyanide processes. After reviewing the occurrence, analytical detection, mineral chemistry, and industrial processing of telluride ores, it reports experimen…

Glassy State and Devitrification

I. F. Ponomarev
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07365

This paper surveys the physicochemical distinction between crystalline and glassy states and examines the conditions under which melts form glass or undergo devitrification. It compares isotropic amorphous bodies with anisotropic crystals through properties such as supercooling, viscosity, density, …

On the Methodical Leaching of Wood Fuel Ash for Potash Extraction

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1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07364

This experimental study examines the extraction of potash from wood fuel ash, with particular attention to systematic leaching as the first and most important stage of the process. Using laboratory vessels to approximate operation in a Shanks apparatus, the authors investigated room temperature leac…

Oxidation-Reduction Reactions

P. M. Silin
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07361

This article presents oxidation and reduction as changes in valence interpreted through electron transfer, defining oxidation as electron removal and reduction as electron addition. It develops a practical method for analyzing redox equations by isolating atoms whose valence changes, balancing trans…

Magnetic Observations in the Minusinsk Region in 1920

A. K. Ivanov
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07359

This report describes magnetic observations made during a 1920 Tomsk University expedition in the Minusinsk region, undertaken alongside geographical and landscape studies. Using a simplified copy of Bayer’s magnetic field theodolite, the author obtained magnetic determinations at 16 points, with pa…

The Effect of Temperature on the Internal Friction of Rock Salt

V. D. Kuznetsov
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07358

This paper investigates how temperature affects the internal friction, or effective viscosity, of rock salt, motivated by its known crystal structure and the possible relation between viscosity and electrical conductivity. Kuznetsov determines the coefficient of internal friction by torsion experime…

On the Study of the Behavior of a Solid Body Beyond the Elastic Limit

B. P. Weinberg
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07357

This paper reports long-duration experiments on the behavior of crystals subjected to forces beyond the elastic limit, focusing on internal friction in Iceland spar and rock salt. Weinberg motivates the study as a step toward understanding plastic deformation in crystalline components of metals, des…

Potential Distribution in a Liquid Dielectric Layer

V. D. Kuznetsov
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07356

This paper investigates how electric potential is distributed between capacitor plates separated by liquid dielectrics, with particular attention to time-dependent conductivity, residual charge, and possible ionic accumulation near electrodes. Using an ionic-conduction analogy with gases, the author…

Actinometric Observations and Sunshine Duration in Tomsk

V. D. Dudetskii
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07353

This paper reports actinometric and heliographic observations made in Tomsk, combining winter 1910 measurements with earlier data from 1901 and sunshine records from 1911 to 1914. Atmospheric transparency coefficients were calculated by least squares for different solar altitudes, and four years of …

Magnetic Determinations in Tomsk and Kedrovka in 1918

V. D. Dudetskii
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07352

This report presents terrestrial magnetic measurements carried out in 1918 at Tomsk and Kedrovka after a three-year interruption in observations by the physical laboratory of the Tomsk Technological Institute. Using a Bauer theodolite for magnetic observations and a Hildebrand theodolite for solar-a…

Determination of Magnetic Elements in the Barnaul and Biysk Uyezds in 1910: Author’s Abstract

V. D. Dudetskii and I. I. Sidorov
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07350

This paper summarizes magnetic observations carried out during a 1910 expedition through the Barnaul and Biysk districts of Altai, where measurements were made opportunistically along a route from Tomsk and Biysk through Uimon, Belukha, Kosh-Agach, and the Chuya road. The authors describe the field …

Results of the 1915 Magnetic Expedition Carried Out with Funds from the Magnetic Commission of the Academy of Sciences

B. P. Weinberg
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07349

This report presents the results of a 1915 magnetic expedition funded by the Magnetic Commission of the Academy of Sciences. It provides a tabulated series of geomagnetic observations from stations across Siberia, listing geographic coordinates together with magnetic declination, horizontal componen…

Distribution of Magnetic Declination in the Yenisei Governorate

B. P. Weinberg
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07348

This paper addresses the lack of published magnetic declination data for Siberia, especially the Yenisei Governorate, by compiling heterogeneous determinations made largely for practical surveying and administrative purposes. Weinberg combines several hundred archival and agency values with more rel…

Magnetic Expedition to Mongolia in 1913: Abstract

B. P. Weinberg
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07346

This author’s abstract summarizes a 1913 magnetic expedition through Mongolia, including route surveying, barometric leveling, astronomical positioning, chronometer control, and magnetic observations along the route from Urga to Kobdo and at comparison stations. It emphasizes the instrumental limita…

A Note on the Minimum Value of the Horizontal Component in the Kryvyi Rih Basin Based on the Magnetic Surveys of P. T. Pasalsky in 1898 and 1900

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1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07345

This note reexamines P. T. Pasalsky’s reported minimum values of the horizontal component of terrestrial magnetic intensity in the Kryvyi Rih basin from surveys conducted in 1898 and 1900. Using Pasalsky’s original notebooks and recomputing observations at points A, B, and station No. 143, the autho…

Magnetic Expedition along the Yenisei from Krasnoyarsk to Dudinka in the Summer of 1912: Author's Abstract

B. P. Weinberg
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07344

This author’s abstract reports on a 1912 magnetic survey along the Yenisei River from Krasnoyarsk to Dudinka, undertaken under difficult logistical and meteorological conditions. Using Wild and Hildebrand instruments, with supplementary use of a Moureaux inclinometer, the expedition obtained magneti…

On the Investigation of Variations in the Axial Force of a Drill and Its Torque as Functions of Diameter, Depth of Penetration, and Rotational Speed When Drilling Cast Iron and Iron

T. I. Tikhonov
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07342

This paper examines the poorly established relationships between twist drill performance and drill diameter, penetration depth, feed, and rotational speed when drilling cast iron and iron. After reviewing earlier experimental and theoretical work, it describes low-cost dynamometric apparatus built f…

Balancing of Masses in Internal Combustion Engines

V. G. Karpenko
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07341

This paper addresses the balancing of moving masses in high-speed internal-combustion engines, a problem presented as insufficiently treated in contemporary Russian technical literature. Drawing on earlier work by Lorenz, Sharp, Kölsch, Arshaulov, Radtsig, and Kvasnikov, it formulates equilibrium co…

Determination of the weight of a flywheel according to Wittenbauer

V. G. Karpenko
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07337

This paper presents Wittenbauer’s method for determining flywheel weight in crank and connecting rod mechanisms, contrasting it with the customary graphical calculation based on tangential crank-pin forces and an assumption of uniform angular velocity. It argues that the usual method is theoreticall…

Determination of Imbalance in Reciprocating Machines

A. V. Kvasnikov
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07336

This article develops a method for determining the unbalanced, or free, forces and moments in reciprocating machines, especially multi-cylinder internal-combustion engines. Starting from fixed-coordinate equations of motion, it derives expressions for inertia forces and moments of crank and connecti…

Study of Tannin Plants of the Central Altai

V. P. Markov
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07335

This report presents the results of a 1917 expedition through the Central Altai undertaken to assess local tanning plants and the feasibility of supplying an extract industry. It combines route observations, notes on plant distribution and harvest conditions, and chemical analyses of collected sampl…

Surface Evaporation (Evaporation-Drying)

P. M. Silin
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07333

This paper examines the Uhland surface evaporator used in starch production and proposes modifying its operation to avoid overheating and product discoloration caused by high-pressure steam and uneven liquid films. Silin argues that replacing boiler steam with exhaust steam at about 100 degrees C an…

Evaporation Temperature of a Sugar Factory

P. M. Silin
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07332

This paper addresses the selection of steam and juice temperatures in multi-effect evaporation stations for sugar factories, a choice often made by custom despite its effect on required heating surfaces. It formulates the problem as minimizing the total useful heating surface of evaporator bodies an…

Theory of the Operation of a Diffusion Battery

P. M. Silin
1923 SovietRxiv: ru-192301.07331

This paper develops a theory of the sugar-factory diffusion battery as an approximately continuous countercurrent diffusion apparatus rather than a sequence of repeated mixing operations. After reviewing earlier conflicting accounts, it formulates relations between normal juice and diffusion juice c…