Probing specific oxides as potential supports for metal/oxide model catalysts: MgO(111) polar film

Grigorkina, G. S.; Рамонова, А. Г.; Kibizov, D. D.; Козырев, Е. Н.; Заалишвили, В.Б.; Fukutani, Katsuyuki; Магкоев, Т. Т.

doi:10.1016/j.ssc.2017.03.014

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“…All this led to the fact that the Building Codes of the former USSR were used as the initial Regulations for the creation of new construction National Regulations of Georgia [4]. It was on their basis that new Building Codes in Russia were developed, and it was taken into account when developing Eurocode 8.…”

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“…In recent years, the list of studies, in which instrumental measurements are very actively used in various, very different fields of geophysics,has significantly expanded. This undoubtedly raises the quality of the results obtained as well as their reliability [1][2][3][4][5][6]. In this regard, the problem of the soils' classification reliability is of particular interest.…”

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Soils’ classification according to their seismic properties in Building Codes of various countries

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The article presents the results of Building Codes’ analysis in different countries of the world in terms of taking into account the seismic properties of soils when calculating buildings and structures for seismic effects. The main indicators of the soils’ seismic properties are highlighted, their analysis is carried out from the point of view of the possibility and necessity of taking them into account in the future Building Codes of Georgia. The basis for the soils’ classification according to their seismic properties has been developed. The conclusion about the validity of using the new Building Codes of Russia and the Building Codes of the United Europe (Eurocode-8) is made as the basis for future Russian standards in terms of taking into account the seismic properties of soils by their seismic properties. The paper indicates that the new Building Codes in Russia will be developed based on the Building Codes of the former USSR. The main provisions of the standards have been tested in practice and, if the construction is in accordance with them, buildings and structures withstand seismic effects well. These Regulations do not contradict the Eurocode-8 Standards, which are undoubtedly more progressive and can be taken as a basis for future Building Codes in Russia. In conclusion, the main criteria for the soils’ classification according to their seismic properties are given.

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Soils’ classification according to their seismic properties in Building Codes of various countries

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2021

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“…Для сопоставления фотоэлектронных спектров Со, Mn, Fe на поверхности кальцита со спектрами соответствующих металлических материалов использовались пленки Со, Mn, Fe, нанесенные на поверхность монокристаллической меди Cu(111). Более подробно техника проведения экспериментов рассматриваемого типа описана нами ранее (Magkoev et al, 2002;Magkoev, 2007;Григоркина и др., 2017;Grigorkina et al, 2017).…”

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Investigation of interaction of Co, Mn and Fe atoms with the calcite by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy

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Adsorption of atoms of Co, Mn, Fe on the calcite surface in ultra-high vacuum and the interaction of the formed adsorption systems with the water have been studied by means of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. It is shown that Mn and Fe form solid solutions CaCO3/Mn(Fe)CO3 on the calcite surface, whereas Co preferentially forms CoO and Co3O4. Upon interaction with water the surface compounds formed by Mn and Fe do not undergo notable changes, unlike the Co oxides which partially transform into soluble hydroxylated complexes.

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“…Gravity prospecting (gravimetry) is one of the geophysical methods for studying the upper part of the Earth crust; the purpose of which is prospecting and exploration of mineral deposits [1][2][3]. Gravity prospecting is an applied part of a wider discipline from the field of geophysics -gravimetry, which deals with the measurement of gravity to solve scientific and applied problems in determining the shape of the Earth, studying the change in the potential of gravity over time, solving various problems of geodynamics [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11], monitoring seismically active zones [12][13][14] etc.…”

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Study of the Ardon deep fault spatial position using high-precision gravity and magnetic measurements

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Gravity prospecting (gravimetry) is one of the geophysical methods for studying the upper part of the Earth crust. To study the spatial position of the Ardon deep fault, the studies on the gravitational field gradient change have been carried out. A site along the road of Arkhonskaya - Dur-Dur was chosen as a profile. According to the obtained results, the greatest deviation from the average value is observed on the section from the 18th to the 36th kilometer. At the same time, there are areas with the values close to the average. This may indicate the presence of several “branches” of the fault. A similar profile was traversed using a magnetometer in order to compare the results with the data obtained by the gravimeter. According to the geomagnetic field modulus values, two areas are also singled out. Probably these areas are the extensions of the Ardon deep fault “branches”, found in early studies on the Upper Zgidprofile-Dzhimidon field with the help of the micro-seismic sounding method (MSM). According to the obtained data, it is possible to conclude that the gravimetric measurements, as well as the magnetic ones, allow determining the places of the probable spatial location of the faults. For a more detailed study of the Ardon deep fault, its further study with the help of MSM is proposed.

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Probing specific oxides as potential supports for metal/oxide model catalysts: MgO(111) polar film

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References 23 publications

Soils’ classification according to their seismic properties in Building Codes of various countries

Soils’ classification according to their seismic properties in Building Codes of various countries

Investigation of interaction of Co, Mn and Fe atoms with the calcite by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy

Study of the Ardon deep fault spatial position using high-precision gravity and magnetic measurements

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