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V. P. Budaev
V. P. Budaev

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  • Date submitted
    1934-07-21
  • Date accepted
    1934-09-10
  • Date published
    1935-01-01

Debye camera

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As is known, the Debye camera serves as a device in which X-rays are taken in monochromatic rays of finely crystalline and amorphous bodies. As a result of petrographic studies of the cast rock, the following information was obtained: a) the most important mineral components are: magnetite, olivine, plagioclase and a mineral whose composition is close to Ca₃Mg₂Si₆0₁₉, b) the main structure of the cast rock (mainly cast basalt). The results of physical and chemical research consist of a) identification of artificial mineral components of cast rock: ecstatite, diopside, forsterite and acortite, their physical and chemical properties were studied under casting conditions, b) heating Endell Microscope from Leitz - reconstructed for special research work to determine high-speed and crystallizing properties of crystalline elements of cast rock. X-ray laboratory of the Fedorov Institute at the Leningrad Mining Institute.

How to cite: Budaev V.P., Selyakov N.Y. Debye camera // Journal of Mining Institute. 1935. Vol. 9 № 1. p. 57-59.