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ANALYSIS OF THE PROCESSES CAUSED THE MAGNETIC FIELD INFLUENCE ON A STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF WATER
01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
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The scientific publications review about a magnetic field influence on cluster sizes and their concentration was carried out. These structural changes are attended by the water system physicochemical properties changes. For example, the surface tension coefficient changes. It is shown, that the conductivity and the dielectric constant of water change in a weak magnetic field. It is provided, that characteristics of water activated by a magnetic field can save in a significant time
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WATER STRUCTURE AND DILUTE WATER SYSTEM PROPERTIES ANALYSIS
01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
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The cluster structure in pure water (distilled) and water salt solution was considered. The experimental methods of the structural units’ registration in water were analyzed. It is shown that the clusters influence on water properties is insignificant by salt concentration more than 10-5 mole
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ISOTOPIC REDISTRIBUTION IN PRODUCTS OF PLASMA PROCESSES FOR HIGH FREQUENCY DISCHARGES
01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
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Researches in plasma methods for isotopes separation and analyze of the results were done. Results show high values of separation coefficient for intermediate products during the last years. It is shown by us, that these factors will be considerably reduced in the subsequent plasma processes and a way of freezing of high value of factor of division of isotopes
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NANODISPERSED CARBON PARAMETERS DETERMINATION FOR PLASMA CHEMISTRY ISOTOPE SEPARATION
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The dust collection methods and apparatus, as well as heterogeneous system monitoring methods and devices were considered. The disperse particle counter was developed and tested. Shown that particle counter makes it possible to register a disperse phase presence by mass concentration over 310-14 g/m3 and to estimate a dust particle dimensions
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