SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARTEMOV, YU. - ARTEMYEV, A.

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! 01 j I I I UI I I I I I I I I . I ,I I II I,i ~,IItI! , I : I i i I I I I[ : I I I ! I I ;
-- LIMMOV, V.I. MI; GfAII--I'+'AGV. I~vl.
Change of the privAry nTrd centent for gruitolds durIng Ova geological
tim. GeokhImils no.5tOIA-482 Vq 164. (DU RA 18 s 7)
1. Laboratorlya geologil dekembriya AN &qM,, Laningmid.

MIM
.- AR79MUV.. lu.M.
-
Absolute age of sow rocks in the southern part of the TorakskiL
massif in the renisey RLdges Geolthl-lia vo*2sI%-178 F 163.
(MM 16:9)
U.S.S.Ro,
1. Laboratory of Preelkabrian Geology, Academy aX Sciences,
Leningrad.

USTINOVO V.I,j AliTEMCT, Yu.7-1.
-spectrometxlc detem-IrAtton of the lsotopl~:i imposition of
I
Mass
magnesium. GookhAmilm nc&5:W-619 My 165* (KIRA 18t9'/
lo rnstltut gookhImli I Wmil imoni IrtrrAdskogO
AN SSSR, Moskva.

ARTRY-N, Yu.-V,; Li.N,; YAKLli,-,,VP:H, V,,A,
Effect of Impact on a multimass system* Hatod. -v7ch. nop205-"
163. (Krl,,A 18811)

ARTEMVA- A.A--. PIRUGOV, B.I.; GORBATOVA, V.Ys.
Dependence of ore dressing indices in the krivay Rog Uouthern
Ilining and Ore Dressint Combine on ore composition and strutture.
OboF. rud no.6:7.14 61. (MIRA 1523)
1. Yuthnyy gornoobopat,itollnyy koubinst.
d e
(triviy Rog Basin--Or* r ssing) (iron ores.-Amelysio)

DIMCHO V. G.; BINKMH, V. A.; _AAWCffAk_A. A.; TWWV# 5. F.
CmParison of variow dr= "Okstors for vot separation of
maMtic or". Cor. on. no,1147-70 0624
(rm om)

BELASH, F.N., prof., doktor takhn. n&uk; FJGINAI O.V., 8614HY
nauchnyy sotrudnik; T.REIITOVSKIY, G.F., inth.; ARMDVA.
A.A., inzh.; PRITSKO, T*Nop inzho
Pilot plant testing of the flotation of tailings from the
magnetic separation or iron quartzites at the &ftthern
Mining and Ore Dressing Combine. Sbor. nsuch. trud. KMU
no.1709-51 163. (MIRA 17t1)
1. YuzhMy gormoobogatitellray kambinat.

BINUVICH, V.A., lnzh.; ARTMYA, A.A., Insh.
Comparative testing of magnstle separators. Gors, shur,
no.8s52-53 Ag 164. (KM ~-;7tlO)

L.Faj OTISBON41t H,V, XCKONDVAO A.?.
K.Pol
393-- Uon of a oyntbetick fiber filter cloO for tAila jran~or#
concentratorme Gorsshwo no.10AO-62 a 164.
1. Sauabno-ims3adomtelfshy L proVektihvv instAtu$ PC abogmah-
cheniyu i aglamemteft ftd cherwIldt
Shupcvv,p Belanoshko,, Glablabak). 2. M"cil =;mwl left"tiall-
skil institut po pererablotke iskupotymogo I o h, Webotago
volokna (for Sonanova,, Walennikovs). 3. TushoWy igorno"OtopUtell-'
n" kambinats, Krivoy PAg (for Sverdellp Art"ovQ4

Of hjghqUqj'- 4y
the Smt'inn Crre Drei;nlng C(j!%-rjrir-. Gor. zhur.
165.

f -'-
-j'S.S.R. ',eneral Problow of Pathology. Allergy.
Abs Jour i Ref. Zh.-Biol. No 2, 1958, No 7581
Author iAvotikyan, B. G., Artemovs, A. 0,
Inat I
Title iExperimental Data on Streptoooooal kuphylwds,
Orig ?ub iYezhogodnik. In-T Experim. god. Akad. Wed. ftuk, USR. LO",
L., 1956, 322-325
Abstract iGuinea pigs were sensitized by #tr*ptoco*c&I vaooitw or by
rabbit &ntiatreptoooooal serum. The severity of the ana-
phylactio reaction was inaroksed by an increase in abo*king
dose. Streptooocoal nuclooproteins caused the wst sovore
anaphylactio reactions. No 0orrelation between ths ihtonsitV
of anaphylactie reactions and serologLa&I indices in the
vaccinated wdmals was found,
Card 1 1/1

ATNIXTAN. B.a.; A12MMt_Aoov
Iffect of X ray@ as the formatlom of an matel Allooll tons folowo jbd.
ra&. 1 no.405-41 JI-M 456, (WA 9112)
1, Is otdolm, mikrobiologil (say. - prate ToLlefflo) losiliuta
sksporinentallsor moditolay (dirs - pro. S-A-Mikftkov) An
Me ROB, off*
on fors, of auto-infect* Isaw inot#sr, bec4sroAs in
Sias)
(MMIMIA An Sommut mutpore
off. of X-ftys an tom of ante,-infoat, foomb la nice)

AMMAN, B.G. o. ARZ"j
Iffoot of rmtsea irrallation on a ch"ala foam ot autolufaction
[with ausaaa In 3"llahl a Ned.rad, 4 nool:50-53 h 159.
(MMA 1232)
1. In otdola aftroblologit lystituts eUperlowatall4or wodlt*UW
ANN SSSR.
(Romig RATS, dfacti.
an ember. besot., post-IsTudistion disswination
(ilof
(1111MIfTONS, wMera
off, of x-roys, post-Irradlat Iota dlessainotion CMm))
flilliIIIIIII]ill

AV3TIXW~"*O.j lAOMIAWINJO; ROGOUNUOYAl TA-1
VA
Biacbmical abar4ps In tkw aritanju of the M* pftdu"4 tu
admiDigtratim of vztjpjw. KaMmU& 25 no. 30427435
160. 14W
1. P.000"Ch Imutute of, low MA Uvw 1164MMU of
W"Cisso Itidig"d.
AND AMMEM)

%t! t I; L It 11 ll!r,,: rwt.;ie Y%,,narsaltov
IC" LO."Id..15 1+
'!nn
myt kraytivVis v
!j
v6

m-wr- A , i i9 r ii,! L~illAy ! *ntirriritk&
42 n045190-1)4; P~, 165. IVRA lgi6)
krayovjya nuxurhr
pi

'MM/DioloV (AgrIcultwo) - Hybrid
Tarlotles (Cli-"WF
bw a hir-h realstance to rust ("rtbavehina
*Wplan-tol in Zuaktwtm an 750 hectares limft
Oot becteaw ft 19h8, 2%8 becturtm In 19W
lootarse in 1950.
A*3

'I'll F-P I I -,., - , , . . I .
I VIII, Iii Oh. !,
TM I I
I m
KRTFY,0i7A1 A, Q.
Prospects for cultivating hybrid 186 of winter ~Aeat and colitai grats 1.3
southern Kazakhstan. Sel. i sem. 19 no. 4j 19'-1:2.
SO: MRA, June 1952

ARTJIWAj A.So
Viiktw TrItl W*M IM In Smtlwrn Wakhs4ma. Blul.Glw.
bot.sm" no.20t22-16 155# (Km 8: 9)
1- GIWMYY bot"Idboddr md Akedodl =* Oft#
Mmakhatan-ftluou"Voyl a br*ux)

ARTEMOVA A.S.; YAKOVUV, A.V.
=L-U- I
*Vostok" spring whealWDIU1. Glav, bot- sada 110.14:4143 163.
1. Glavnyy botnnichaskiy sad AR SSSR. (MIRA 17t2)
'11j'[11 11, 11 JIL11111 jjjjJjjjfljjjj'jjjtjj ~jjj[jjjjj'jjjj lj~ li

ARM -#ACA".T&&4tjpV4WJ6qAkho=it#aj IMWj B.j red.; IPAVWA# Sop
tekbno red,
[Obt&tnW 27 asatum of budwbo4t pw host&ft] 27 togintmwor po"
chikbi s gektam. Nookno Xo&k. ftboah.U, 1961. U pWRA uso
1. owwssrul, oftte nliabas Pwodlek"o "WM XO*M*W
obUsti (for krtowm)
(Podolsk District-DoWheat)

ACC NRs AnOO1403 (A sOUXE coMi WVWa31061M)Jb2l10M10W3 i
INVENTORS: Shulyatikov, Do V,; DavydMv No 8,; Artew $ Do Ll Boomanoves, V, Po
ORG: none
TITLE: Vacuum mercury pump. Class 27, No, 1SM5
SOURCE: Izobrateniya, prouWahlenrWe obrastay, tmrMye zwkil no. 21g 1966l 92413
Tom TAGS: pump, high pressure pimp, mercury,, compressible gas, ps compressw
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a vacuum morc%wy pump for tranarortling
and circulating agf.Tesnive or rare peas. The punp, in connected thr*ugh a mercury
valve to a forevacuum pump. It includes working cylinders prarvidad with suction and
exhaust valves, and aux:iliary mercury containers. To produce gradual pumping and to
insure a high degroo of ras compression, the working cylinders are connected in
va
series along the path of the gas being pumped, while Us cylluders it the h4fil Mum
stages are connected in parallel to an auxiliary container wMIcb is placed belou
their level. The auxiliary container of the lov vacuum sUgo cylindwr is equal to
the cylinder in volume and is placed above its level by =arm than 760 am (sea rig. 1).
To automite the operation, a mercut7 valve in made in the farls of two vessels con-
nected by a vertical pipe and a spiral, The bottom part of the lower vessel is pft-
vided with two cylindrical cups of unequal dismeterse The upper vvasel carries a
bent valve for regulating the return of mercury Into the lower Yessol through the

ACC NRi
AP7001403
Fig. 1. 1 - mercury duct; 2 - working cylinders;
3 - auction valves; 4 - exhaust valves;
5 - auxiliary contain ars ; 6 - drop
repellers; 7 - outflow hydraulic locksl
8 - diaphragm; 9 - tube with asyvastrically
located openings for mercury
vertical tube. This valve periodically connects the mmury PMV to tho rcraysmm
Pump and-to the line of atmospheric air through the reguUtUg valvo, To elikinote
the influence of atmospheric pressure changes an the work of th6 moratry Valvoo a
bubbler with an adjustable aercury level is installed in the air lina, The suction
valves may be in the form of tubes with openings in their lcqVr parts and submerged
in mercury, while the exhaust valves an also tubular but 4mwtola dr*p rapellers mW
outflow hydraulic looks. To increase the rellabilityt the aftast i4ne an of a
cylindrical, conical, or a siollaly sUped diapwao made af a pwaus vaterialp
such as stainless steel. This nterJAI should be parmeab2a to ~ps but imervim
to mercury. The apace below the 4JAphnp In coomted to the vwldzg qr2i*&4*aI
tube with asymetrivally located bast and cutlet opentap for Mur=7., OL01ge Wto
has 2 1 figure.
SUB COM: 131 SMX DMs IU%W

ARTIMOUJilso Who
Allostift fit WOMItIts AM d"IAU Of W "Pri im 4"App"s
of a con"Jam bolt Ath W"O" for $tl*p%lTAjtw o"Nowl
Ymobe 60614 3w 16894" 1601 (MVA UM

KH"ITONDVS V.K.; ARTSMA 0 V.
Case of anaphylactic shook associated vlU peael.U:.* tr4atmt
atomatological priotice. StomILtologUs. 40 no.4992-",13 A4g 061.
(104 143 U)
I. Is aanatoriya wgaz*hovh" (I. Nwvibsybkov Vwtkj(! bl"W.
(SHOOK) (PIXICILLIB-PIMIOLOGI Z"

ARTMVA L BEUINA, A.; VINMR, R.
"Financing and supplying credit for capital Investwontsm by P.D.
Podshivalenko, r*D.5Wrj and othem Anis%I,,by L*~Mwvs,
llj~
R.Belkina, R.Vinokur. fin. &SO 22 no.11il, ',90 A 4161.
(NIPA 14M)
(Banks and bankinj) (ConstructiOn indUStry4f-Sin i6co)
(Poschivalenko# P. D.) ($her, 1. D.

JUITEWYEVA, Nina Andreysm; KVITNITSM , loponid Antonoviab 1,
ART%M..-L.,L-otv* redj BOROZDIH, B., redslod-ul
TIMMC-11.9 tekbas red,
(Control over reducing construction aW aseembly vo;A;
costs) iontrall m suishouism osbestolmosti stgoite.fao-
montazhzWkb rabot. MomkVa., Goaftnivdat,, 1963. 85 ~)4
OKIHA 16021
(Construction industry-Costa)

B=;W=l V.A. (SvereoVsks 91AMMwfts d-9- vim-$Ob 31APH"Ma V'X-J
AWMMAp L.F. (S"tiUvok)
qWcal owtosioal disposis of %bpmo Grudolkors. 4, no.6s
jw,104 "1m (12M IWO)
(Tgrmo, aLm-tumm) I

ARTEM011,14dlya Yegoroyna, svinarks; PtSHKOV, V.P.0 red.1 YOPOYp V.I.,
tokbn. red.
(Practices In fattening Mae] Opyt otkorma svirol. Tambov,
Tambevskoe knlshDoe Asd-vb, 1961. 9 p. (NDIA 1616)
1. Sovkhos *loxlovsklyN,PervwAyskly rayon (f6w Ar-Amova).
and fdws)
(SVIA rwp

ARTEMOVA M K. assistent
Capsule of the parotid CUM, Thdy XMI 140.
(SIR& 1511)
1. Is kaftdry normallmW anatoull - mv. laftdroy pre f,, 1. S.
ludrin.
(PARMID MAW)

ARTZKOVA, H.K.
Surgical anatomy of the cemnectivo t1seas of UO pa,0414
gland., Stmatologits. 43 no*14" -TOP-Y'64 66A 17 t4)
1. Kafedra normallnoy anatamil ( say, - pofj, Ij, Ybdrin)
Kalininskogo neditainakogo institute,

M=XCIF Ms A740OW
AUZORt MAUmAirp Ze wq vwumv wo xo$ !n=lLUB'-
TIM: Iffeft at MdUBta" asing m Ir"m de 4*4 at
Masl= systm
I& telvlae dxmbo mwt&IIWp boo 40 Wal
Garr iat a Im w"Stmost 0 dal
Multi aging, AUW W;W,l AUNILUUM too OUW
A33SZ=: Althouat V90 s3ndwen &Uoy bxw Oftmar m0 W.-Inwim reslotpufto It
is zuxcepUble to stress emomicne Bxpaimftft Uvo, *qmdw;Od,t* reatlty t&U
deficiency by two-stage aging %ftle retaining adequAG ""drAl vrmw~w
Specimens containing 2.9A zu, 4.14 Nat OXA 0'?0 a% vom w*j'Wt*d t* wrid" S41M
regmes ad than to a 3$ #*IOU= Of MCI* $V*dxm .00 vo "m 3~q""d
for the fomtim of uncrosCOAG aftemo go I 00"WIM
(120 bows) van addevIA vith son A do 0 for to UO" 1w 4=~'
a" #1*W ab 02W 0 ra 10 umm w at 2w 0 Mawr Ij ad AD bomo of
Cwd 1/;

ACOMSION XR: AA003M
emparisan., tests v IOU* VA CA an SUM on
vaot ~to!
0.14 Or,, and larpr Content& Ot ZA V:Lth X" 1#i nedbl"o
Ues aid saftsfootowy stress awmion Mus"" vM! 4II&N.-Galy SSW as 10 0 J
fcw 5 hmxs p2= 150 C for L%16 UOM- WA We PWIMt*& -W tOth *P8 CC
allop detalin,- the trade-off of moboulcal M"Nawkiiew1w olorroslam resiotan"
Amur variow sang regime, Ms. art. but 4 wuso
ASSOC=Off: none
susam s oo bAS AM 00,1144 =U OP
NO IV SOVI ow, 00
SUB CM2 VL,, IR

MDLYAMER, I.N.; ZMTSIVA, 11.1o; MIMA, Ts,I,,j AMMM, In.P.;
Priniza.1i uchantlyet ARTSH _ptSAj AGAMVA, L.I.
-9YA.,
.-I ...
Regularities of chwqes in mechanioal. and cortoave proper-
ties and the smIdability of alloys JA the mystm M 9* Itt MI.
Allum, splavy no.3:51-65 164. (WI RA 171;)
Effect of various additionp an the propertiss. of alLe" in
the Wetau Al - Za - KgO Ibii,,66-75 (MI U 17s6)

VIRNIKV DII., starshiy nauchnyy oo#ohlkj KWOKOVA, Aa,, mledshLy
nauchnyy notrudnik; SHAXMUWVA, M.Sh., mladshly nlughW7
sotrudnik; VLASOV, A.P4, insh.; FMTOVTSEVA, Yll" in .; 1-1
CHEKMVA, G.V., insh.j PrinIvAll uchalstiyekNAWMA,
TSYPINA, N.D.; XUBT, Y6.?.
Preparation of gelatIn Prim raw materials proomsmed wthh the
acid meVod. Trudy MIMP no.llr~2-61 62. (M nu 1715)
1. Vsesoyuanyy nauchmo-is#jAdovatel'skiy institut, nVatmoy
promyshlennosti (for lbartkova, Shakhnasomwa, AeAmom).
2. Moskovskly zhelatinov" %avod (for Vlanovo flwitort 14V4"
Chekanova, TSypins, Ku&Q.

VIRSIXt D.I., starshiy nauohqy sotrudnik; 4ATWA~j*j,,,p stAdOhlyl
rAuahM sotrudaikI RADWICHt D.P., aWshiy naucayy
imtrudnik; V.P.0 aladabir naueban sot-'%ftiks
awmVp V ,P., mWshiy n&ualmyy sotrudnik; TRWIAMBOVAp
G,B, p sladahly usuabbyy sotrWhik; SPIRIVy Ts~t., r tanhiy
insh.
Development of a new technology and mechanized continuous
production line for the wnufaoture of adiblo &*latln
from collagen-containing pigskina. ?rudy VNIIw be.L31
84-94 163. (MM 170)
4w

VIRNIKP D.I., starshly nauchnJ7 totrudnik; MMOVSKIYt V,,P., starsh'.y
nauchnyy sitrudnik; ARTDQVAx N.N,,,l aladshly Muafnyy
sotrudnik; LYADIX# Yu&VOI al.;jilki nauahnyy motrutOk
Now technology for the production of bme glum In the
Briansk,facking Mum Trudy VNIIMP no,,151?944 163s

nITSfIMAII, 1,.Te.;kRTENDVA V YI,
Additional crystallisattes of msswuite In the alim -s. Sakhoproo,
12 fto.9:10-11 a 158. (MIU 11:11)
1. TSentral'My wwcbM-Is~IndovatnlIskIy iustl%ut sikbarnoy
provVehlennosti, (Suor umfteturs)

KATS, VA; KEVAUMXIX9 T.P.1 AF9WAq Liao
Buluation of Us produoUon of LaUvidwa sopootic a aboto.
Sameproso 33 no,744-37 n 161, INiM U#7)
lo T$sntmllnyy nauablo-loolodaystellokly UwUkat ikMwwy
prompUonnooU* (Wbidno-43ugar modactu"),

ARTEMOVA, X.74.1 GUSIN, A.M.1 HYAZANOV., N.I.
Some nev methods for pradicting a Sworo0yok boft., IsTo AN OMRO
Bar. geofis. no,638U-M2 Je 162# (KIU 25t6)'
1, Akademiyu nauk S6SRb Institut prikleAnoy poflaiM.
(Weather fmasitiug)

GOLUBKOV. A.Te.; GARMLYXV, A.?*; DOUSISKAUs TmA.; ARTMOM, R.P.
I' . "'. -. I
yachanizing the outsing of a4mles and their PIMION in robs.0 xa0p*06
13 no-IIS19-23 1 199- (NM 1393)
1. Moskovskly khlyAiko-faMt Wt lobe skly Mod 10.9.
(mwa nwmy) (oram cowArms)

KRIZE, S.N.j FZCIfXIU, I.A.; AMMOVA, T.I.j, red.; "UHM-ilyl sAft
tokhn. red.
[Pmblou of amplifting devices) gb*nlk 364bob p: usllit*ll-
nys ustrolstva. fiepo lbobtalWalp, 196). 061. Or EU 1611)
(Amplifiers (Ilectrodom))
(Palo* to*Wqd" (Moctmics))

J GW GD
Mzl.~-47
11
11DU A
AUTHOR: Art;=. K.
ORG: none
TITLE: Problem of the interaction between a war% current *ad tba 4gPonhen
,SOURCE: AN SSER. Institut grikladM soofil IssledovwxLya teploobsena v stmoofers
*~fniiestigationa of heat exchange in the atmosphere). Mose4w, IPA-" Nauka, 1064,
17-28
,.TOPIC TAGS: atmospheric current, atmospheric interaction, ocean current, atmosphtric
temperature, heat transfer
ABSTRACT: The author examines the case of a steady flow of a cirrent, such as the
Gulf Stream, and finds the particular solution of the problem o! the interaction be-
tween the ocean aad the atmosphere for the region of the North ~itlantic current from
45* to 63* M. The process of the formation of the air tempaTavire over a stationary
varm flow is examined under the condition that at the oir-water interface the distri-
bution along the axis of the current of all components of. the t~tsz*al balance foriking
the temperature of the current, wbich in turn determines the to-aporature field of the
air over the current, is given. A comparison of the obtained t mporature distribution
with the pattern of the actual change of the mean annual tomperitures of th* lostet and
air at the interface of these two media along the axis of the crr*nc showed that the

L
ACC
calculated data for points on the vater-air Interface agree suflitlently WOU with th
data of full-scale observations, in particular for the 0--JDOO lis layar of th* ston-
phere. Thus the proposed scheme of heat exchangs between s. w&rks ewmeat and the.
atmosphere in considered to correspond to the actual vechaAisa qwf tb* distrib*tion of
heat between the sea and atmosphere taking place in this rftion Orig, art. 1m: 32
formulas, 1 table, and 6 figures.
N& Af6hi287
SUB CODE: 04,08/ SUBM DATE: 24Jun64/ ORIG RITt 008

VOLOKHOVp A.N.; VOROVMV, A.Aq FEMOVp M.F.; CMTOVj A.G.g
dote.; DUBDV# V.P.# dots., reteensenti AATAIY,#,A TJI.S
red,; TUPITSYNAp L.A.# red,
(Problems in pbyaics vith examples of their wlutioa and
reference materials) Zadachnik po fisike a priusrsmL rs-
sheniia, zadach i spralrochaymi materials-1. PstrozaeodSk.,
Roavuzisdat, 1963. 399 p. OIIRA L7W
1. Moskovskiy poligraficheshy imstitut (for D%bov).

- , III MI "I'mL
KORMORF, Sergey F*r4inexdoviohj POPOV, Voevolod Aleksandroilobj
AMZINA, Ya.P., red4; ABM-0%,T.I4p red*
[Industrial electronics) Proswablemals. slektrunika. Mo-
skva., Vysahala shkola, 1964. 225 p. (H.TRA 17112)

MURAVIN, Ya.G.; PUGACH, G.D.; APTSMOVA T.I.
- f''. I
(Use of polymeric pa*kaging materio2o in tho cannir;
industry) Ispollsovenle polimorrqkh upakovoatq(kh mila.
rialov v konservnoi proMohlonnostio, Moskvas TSgnt,-, in-t
naucbno-tekhn. informatsii pishchevoi prumyshl., 19,14. .32 P.
Oa RA :218)

VALITSEFER, V.L.t kand. tekhn. nauko dote.; ARTIWVAp T.N.,
red.
(Methods for the kraftefomation of dravings) SP*801 Ir
proobrazovwdia aplura. Moakftj, Yloak. iazh*i*mo-
fisicbeekii in-ts 1963. 43 pe 180)

LIVOVA, N.V.; ARTEOVA, T.V.
Diaposis of patcointestual dissmoss in imftntso samdips
to consultati= dat4o Sbar. hftkh. 23 no*2s$7-.Qlt3o
WR 1 16,110)
1. 1z kafedry goopitallmy pwUatrii (save - prof* LT.
Avenirova) baWthakogo asditsibskogo lutitutA*
(ALDOTA& CMAXP-VMM)
(MANTO-MMM)

G11009LIFARB. B.N.; LM)t)TL. T.L.
Observations of variatIoum In the brightness of the revkat
carrior of the third Soviet satellite* BIu1-#t&-Opt-tAbl,19k-
sput.Zem. no.7:18-19 159. (IOU 131 q)
L Stantsip mblyudeniya Iskumstvannogo, sputulkm soull pri
Arkhaugallskou gomudArstyouson pedinatItuto Imeni H.To
lommosova.
(Artificial satellites-Trackim)

IMRM,, V.V.; VINOGRMVIO S.Y.1 ARTEMA, V.A.; BMYIMMBR, T*K.;
PAVWV p S.A.
TAWO 90YOrning P*I7*WfdLlWtl= SW AOW ftar"UA POIPWM.
VyBokm.isoed. iWol.'AMI :1 161. (IDA 14t6)
(ftlyseriatim)

1 (3,4)
AUTHORS: Osipov, 0. A., SOX/79-29-3-48/0
Bedarev, N. G.
TITLE- Dipole Moments of the Complex Compounds of ItAwtic Chlo
With Somc Aliphatic Alcohols. "11 (Dlpolfny.,~., momenty to*plets-
nykh soyedineniy khlornogo olova s nok*torym- --alifatich601mi,
spirtami. XVII)
PERIODICAL; Zhurnal obDhchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Ir 3, pp 975-979
AB3TRACT: The complex formation betweer stwaic obIorldt 4md aliphatic
alcoholc had been investigated Uy soveral,reziarch morkoro'
P. Pfeiffer synthesized compounds of the conpisition
snel 2CR On and snel 2C H OR (Hef a i 12- Rosenholm
4- 3 V 2 5
and 111. Schnabol investigated the complex ooml-,cunds of the
2ROH (Ref 3). The electric coAduetlylt3 tnil the do
SnCl 4# to,
nation of viscosity of the system SnCI C H A '10intod t4b
4" 2 5
the presence of two complex compounde SnCI, 4- iy 50H and
SnCl 4 * 4C29 50H (Rof 4) - A. W, Laubongayer and IN C. Smith
Card 1/3 showed by the aid of infrared aboorption spectim that suci 4i

3ipole Moments of the Complex Compounds of Otannic SCY/79-29-3-48/61
Chloride 7ith Some Aliphatic Alcohols. XV11
with a2H509 leads to compound SnC1 4" 9C 2H509 (Hof 5)-
R. A. Ford and 1. So Marachall confirmed tb,o complex
SnCl 4* 2CH301 by Ithe aid of ultraviolet ant infroxed spectra
(Hof 6). Recently# Tuo No Vollnov investigated by the Mae-
copio method the reaction of SnC1 4 with ali,~batic alcohoZe
and ascertained the presence of molecular cimpounds of the
type Snel 4* 2ROH (Ref 7). In the present pa.Jor the authors
specify the results of their determination of the dipole
moments in complex compounds, which were obtained by tho!re-.
action of stannic obl*rids with mothyl-, n,butyl, lsobuiyl,
and isoamyl alcohol, from the composition I.;nCl 4" 2110H 4M
1SnC1 3* 0 a . 0 H_-Hj 2* On the basis of the dipole moment value* (if
all mentioned complex compounds a tis-structure can be ul-
cribed to them. It was shown that their dipole moments do not,
depend on the leught of the alcohol radical. The dipole slostate
of the following complex compounds were deterained:
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Di,mole Momentn of the Complex Compounds of Stannic S(V/79-29-3-46/61
Chloride ith Some Aliphatic Alcohols. XVII
lsncl 3# 0C295 0 OHC2"51 2 '[InCl , ."09 O"09AV
[SnCl OC4R9. ORC4H9- isol 2' and Islicl OC5 It 11 . OHC5a%-i$OJ2*
"I
The ransition from 3nC1 4 *2ROR into ISVV 3 *OH OHR is
accompanied by a marked decrease in polsAt:r. there are
10 tables and 10 references, 4 of which ar-b Soviet-
ASSOCIATIOP: Rostovskly-na-Donu goeudarstiennyy univereLtet (Rostov-pa-Donu
State University)
SUBMITTED: January 23P 1950
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AUTHORSt 041govP 0. ey ArtoNOT&S To lie
TITLZi The Zlootrioal tnoertitAf Inlracomplox, coa.)Owas
FERIODICALs Doklady Akadeall "uk 8332, 1960p Tole 1)~, Tom
pp. 166 - 169
TEXTo The authors investigated the electrical proportion vf AbO aa*tyl
aaetonaten and bydroxyquinolatOo of sirecalum, thoritog 1ni Imal borrIlium.1
chromium, copper and c"mium, *hioh bave a oholat* bond. ft 0 present
investigation aimed at asoortalaIng the cause of -the gveat i1fterenoo
between molecular and electron polarization. The dieloatric cometan*9 tbA
density, and the refractive la"s in solutions (Oarboa totleabloride,
b*nzeno, dioxano) were determined. Table I gives the values fw=4L# whiah
show that the dipole moments do not depead om the natort of W solvent,
and that the difference b0moon-aolooular and. olootroa Volseization In not
caused by this solvent. The authors assumed the cause to be & shifting of
the atomic nuclei due to the ap#licatlos of a voltags, ad kherofore In-
vestigated the electrical propettiss of those compounds in the soll4i phase.
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The 21sotrioal Properties of Intramplft 8/020WWW/46/070
Cospounds 1004~iWl
The dots. of Table 2 for the d4formation-polarlsation show SkM in Us
ooapounds Investigated no anomalously high sAom1* polarization exists,
Hiarefroa, conclusions are Irava as to the existence of an orientation
polarisation. this to confiraed &aaordlaS to Refs. I - 4 by the *I"-
trical prop orties of uranyl scetylikestomate and of n1okel-U46thyl-
thioaastylaosionate). The acetylecotonstes and the bydroxylalmolates of
metals thus have no fully symotric structure, s* that ths4r molecules
have a oonstant electric moment. Finallyp the authors dete;%lasd the
di2ole m2aptlof the s1rconiumkd tylasoto tol
I(C jZr produced by A, I* Neasyspov st a1.+ (2,1. 23). The
~' 5STPZ)2(l 2 2 0
high values found (T-94 D in bentene, 7.16 D in dioxins at 2,$ C)
persit oonolusions to be draw% to to the ols-fora of this t mpomA.
There are 2 tables and 23 refox4oncoss 7 Movi*19 8 Driti*h, I Oars"* and
I us.
ASSOCIATION& Rostovskiy-na-Doun go udarstvsmW uMvorsltot (1gotgy-na-
-Dona state UniverNIM
k _(' JYGQ By 1. Prawkin, AosdeaLeXam
r'K155mTjM War
SUMITTZDt November 4, 1959
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OSIPOTO OAO; ARMOVA, TOX&I awl VA.; Us=, b6&,.
Kpou Uftnts of tbo emplu *omp*mds of tizo tit-railop MA
siroooi= totraeblwides vith dtib&Ao 9414 osbors. UrsobAbla,
32 no.5s13o*%M I~k 162. (XDU 1510)
(adipum ~ wouto) ~
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ARTEMOVA, V. K. Cand Chan Sai -- "Study of the *I*WI* PrOperties of certain
emplox cheleate empounds of metals," Movooherkasak, 1961 (Aks, or Higher *vA
Sedondary Specialized Musaticm RSMe Nov"herk-asak Order of Aber Rod Ban
Polytechn-l-, last in Sergo OrdshorAkIdse)o (tL, 4-61, 186)
.67.

ARTEMOVA, V. M.; U30VA, To. K,
Effect of food coloring substaneso on Us rormetUn or tW
gelatin structure, Isv.vys-uoheb,%&v*; pi*b4b-tqkh.n)* 2t
46-0 164. ;KIRA 170)
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i fisiko-kalloidnoy kkimii,

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the . -n's rVs on cotton yarn iced wit varlous Innoluble aac ~yen", N.ucli.-Issled.
tmly (!osk. tel:st.11. In-f-,' , Vol. XT, p.
SO: U-301.2, 11 March 53, (Letopis 'Zlnu%d Onykh Statey, No. 8, 111.1,9) -

VIW)GRADOTA. S.V.; KORMAN. T.T.; v skspert mental I noy rWhotfq prInt"all
,MEA. F.S., WDROZOVA, D.T.
uchastlye labarantT: a
Roterochain polresterso Part 19t Polyest-mrs of tutte. Tysokos.
sood. I no.51656-661 W 159. risig k U:10)
1. Institut slemutoorgautchaskikh soyedinobty AN 8 M.
(Crolobazanedtol)

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AUTHORS I Karshak, V.V., Vinogradova, S.V., Art*mva, V.So.
TMEt A method of producing polyesters
SOURCES Sbornik izobrotenty; plastmassy I sIntaticheOlye smoly. no. 2
Kom. po delam izobr. 1 otkrytly. Moscow, T*Wlj. 1961,j 40,(Author;W,
certificate no. 133222, al. 39c, 1 (appl. no. 638253 of August, 29,
1959)]
TEXT: Suggested is a method of producing polyesters oo the bass of dIchl4
Lil
roanhydrides of aromatic dicarboollo acids WA oompounis cotalwaig -hydroxyl.
The difference of this method consists in the condensation of the dlchloroarft-i't'; ~'i
drides of aromatic dicarboxylic acids with diphenol In the pre"pis of hydroeh166-',4'
rides of tertiary amines an catalysts. The polyepters produced b.P Vnis ;Iwtjwd
have high softening temperatures, h1gh strength &W good dIelsatr'.a indices.. Ti4
method can be carried out by the.following schemej 0.02 S pyrid1w *re *dded -Wi.
the alkaline solution of nonl-dioxydiphenylpropans (1.12 z dMans, 0.4 g
soda and 49.2 g water) and, while the nixturo I* Intensely stlrm~ip 4110111tion
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SAW62/XWO02/074A
A method of producing polyeaterd AM4/A126
I g of the acid chloride of tereptithallc acid In 49.2 ~d of n".xyle is is added byj,~
drops In the course of approxlmdt6ly 13 min. The mixtWI Igi stirrod for 20 m1no!'!
the polyester is filtered off, *&ahed with ethanol, MV~water, oulfurio other ans$
dried. The polymer yield is 1.4 (80%).
[Abstracter's notes CoWleto tk~vielationj
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/A " I I B004/3056
AUTHORS: Korshak, V. V., !inofradoyaj $o V.0.4j~
Fr So
TITLE: Investigation in the Pield of the Coordlaati)n Chain
~k Polymers. II. On Some Polymers of quinimarin With M-atals
PERIODICAL: Vyeokozolokulyarhyye soyedineniya, 1960, Vol, 2o go. 4,
pp. 492-497
TEXT: The authors aimed at pro ucing coordigtij P01411srt~of
II4-diudro!Z-anthraquinone~(quinizariny. bF qLtnltarin with
metallic acetylacetonate or metallic &estate), at first ii nitrogen
current, and later in vacuum at 2200C, or by reaction In nLtrogen current
or dimethy1formamide at 120 - 1400C the following was obta.netl-Thop
coordination polymers of quinizarin with zinc, m4nganeoe, :obalt, nickel,
pper, and cadmium. On the basis of the analysis, the strittmral formula
O~ - 0 was determined. X - H.90CO(OOCH 1, (or
X 4
pue -in Y.mH2 3
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8003
Investigation in the Field of the S/1~0/60/)02/004/003/0120
Coordination Chain Polymers. II. On Some Boolt/B1056
Polymers of %~uinizarin With Metals
MOOOCCH3), Xe CH(COCH 3)2 2' or Me(OOCCH 3)2; Y is either a auinizarin
radical, an acetyl radical, or an acetylacetanate radical. Thu analyses
and structures of the substances obtained are given Iri Tatle 1;
solubility, behavior during heating, molecular weightt and arystal V/
structure are listed in Table 2. With the exception of nickul for which
a decamer was obtained, the polymerization degree was low. The substances
are black powders with a very low degree of solubIlity and high thermal
stability. As an example, the authors In Fig. la show the behavior of the
manganese compound (decomposition in the temperature range 300 - 38000
and in Fig. 1b that of the nickel compound (thermal stability up to
4000C). Thermal stability decreases in the following order:
Ni>Zn>Mn>Cd),Cu>Co. X-ray analysis showed that the cotiLlt compound
is an amorphous substance, whereas the compounds with manSknese, nickel,
(X-ray picture of the decamer Pig. 2) and copper form well-developsd
crystals and the other compounds form badly orientated crystals. The
authors thank the collaborators of the laboratories hibaded by G. L.
Slonimpkiy and A. I. Kitaygoro~ski for the thermomecbwn;.,;L1 u_nTX-ray
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Investigation in the Field at the
1~6(/002/004/0051020
Coordination Chain Polymere.11. On San* B004 B01.6
B
Polymers of Quinizarin With Alstals
41
examinations. There are 2 fipres, 2 tablsaf azid 4 r6fermoos: Soysot
2 US, and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Institut olementoorganicheakikh soyedineniy As 3331
~Inetitute of Slemontal-organid compounds AS 'USSR).
SUBMITTED: December 17, 1959

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B119/B138
'&L7rHCRS: Korshak, Y. V., Vinogradova, So Vol
TITLE: Study of coordination polymers. XI. Hulot governing poly-
coordination in the melt
i12:110DICA: Vysokomolekulyarnyyo soyedineniya, v. 4, no. el, 1962, 492-498
TZ(T: The polymerization between 4,41-bis-(acetoacotyl) p4enyl other and
beryllium acetoacetate or zinc acetate wag studied. The ecperiments we.Te
conducted at 200, 260, and 2800C in nitrogexistr"mimd under vacuum. The
,mixing r-tio of the initial substances was varied. The experiments took
30 min to 19 hr. The relative viscosities of the rea*tior products wan
determined. Results: Polycoordin,.tion is an equilibrium reaction. Tho
equilibrium of poljner formation can be shifted by ellminAlng the low-
molecular reaction product (atetyl acetone) from the roac%ioz mixturee
On the other hand, the polymer is destroyed by heatiz%g 11 i0l 40;tyl ac*ione,
in*oxceas. Be contained in the polymer can be substitutel by u, (by
heating the polymer with Cu &cetyl acetonate). Ue maximum molecular
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3/1 9U/6e/uu,,1(j A/003/Dl 9
Study of coordination polymer3. XI. B119/B136
weight (126,000) wa3 obtained with equimolar amounts of the Initial
substancea. (The mixture was kept for 5 hr at 2000C In K 2 *low and for
another 14 hr at 260 00 in vacuun (1-2mm H9)). There are 3 -ables.
A.5JO^.I,,TI0N: Inj,itut elementoorgunichookikh soyedineniy Al SSSR
(Tnstitute of Elemental Organic Compounds AS ISSR)
SUBMITTED: February 14, 1961
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"Utilizing Radioact Ive Isotopes for Testing and DmYeLoplr4~ Chem: cla Methods
of Analyzing floaferrous Metals and Mbtallurgical Flowders"
Iaotajos and AsAintim la Chmistry, CoUortioa of ftpari tf ~,ImtL
All-0000 5CI-TeCt- 6CMf- On USS Of MA"O%e!tiV* &ad -I't4bl.4 XUOU-700 Unt
Radiatloa LA NOU=al 944mcw and Stinkee, MOSCOV, 1W-TD, AX &M, 191,16, 3141P.
?t1s volwm publiaws the x*pu,#.a of the r)vwiv%r:p 0~.Vca or Atm
:'.,J 104r-1-t Coaf ou Uac ot 1`441me"ve "d ',S%1D1* law*Pts. a-YA 1WdjfAt&QU
in *ad W Yatlc^al &-300V, m;r=fiW'd4 117 A01,9, 1;,ti. trk..q (mw*j fiali
A"-.a 4'ux Utilitatice of' Atmlc Rb*rKy mn4or Cowell of A14,141torif t1kMI
!4iac~a, 4-"' Awl] 1157.

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US"ysics Pressures, Mtrahigb Demseae 141 48
"RUGArth In the Field Of MtrahlO Pressures: I. *DdU*Ium Bebwsm the Uq)dd
and Vapor &"*a In a Wrogm-Saftme 97st~m at Pressures isp to ),CM AUmspbMm1*
V. V. lpatlyev,, V. P. Toodoroviob, A. P. Brestkiat V. S. Artoov:Ldho, Inst of R*
Pressures# Leningrad, 121 pp
*Zbw Pis Xhim' Vol XXII, So 7
Study of the effects of different pmamares, up to 3,,0M kg/eq ow teftwat0es
of 2% 50,, 700 100,, and 1500 C re"als that hydrogen pvsswo gmjU3r increases
vapor density of benzene. At constant pressure, effect of so Increase in
density Is lessened by an increase in to"rature. Solidiftcatim point of'
bamene mder bydrogen pre"ure of 21,000 Wsq am Is calWated &L about 20 Cp
and critical tmpemtun at a pressure of MOO kg/sq am of a b~*-ogmibmnmne
mixture found to be lower tMn U*t Of pure benzene. Outwitted r, Jun 47.
PA 55/49n05

IMFIKO'll S.R.; CHEL-VOKOVA, G.N.; ART-rxjv Tu.v.
Reaction of carbDeyllo ac!d esters wlth phosphoryl Ala.-Ade*
Zhur. ob. khim. 35 no.3091 Mr 165* '"MA 1814)
1. Institut alemenworgeAlchesk1kh soyedinavily AR MSR.

ARTEMTSEV, V.P.
USSH/Cherdma Technology - Chwdcml Products wid Their 1-9
Application. Silicates. Glass. Ceraniask Sindcxoo
Abe Jour : Rafemt 2bur - thirdym, No 4, 1957, 19692
Author : Narizhnyy V.A., ArtecteavY.P.
Title : Kiev Plant of Articles
Orig Pub : Beton i zhelesobetonp 1956p No 9, 310-31~
Abstract : In Kiev Is being.put in operation a new p1tuit cf reinfor-
ced concrete articlee having an output empuity Of 100
thousand m3 per Mmum. The plant costs 23 mil] Lou rubles
The plant to equipped vith a vide universal corveyer
vhich has made it possible greatly to decrease the pro-
duction area. Detailed description of the equipcieAt is
given.
Card 1/1 137

NARIZOM. V.. j"v);vAR!M*TMT, T. larlho
-omr Nl-,-ov).
"rAuTasit, t -;ev synthetic faLgod collulax- f 11 ',*,r for light.
weight mW ro'
J.C,ed Conefl$#.
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ARTMTSIV. V.P.. Insh.
--mommmow-
now
recobnoloa of producing precast reinforced oftersts struetura2
cowponents at the Kiev plant In the Ulachka District. Irov.v
stroi.tekh. no.11:66-76 057. Ntu 10: 12)
1. Giprograshdanpronstroy Ministerstva gorodsibw I *41skop
stroltelletya USU.
(Kiev.-Comrsto plants)

URIZHNYT, V.A.. insh.; ARTXMW, T,P,, Irah.
Iffective use of T&cUW techniques In making large-pwal
products. Bet. I sbal.-bet, U062265-87 7 060. (Mmi 13W
(Tacuns sMaratus) (Concrete slabs)

BUDMOV, P.P.9 akadenik# GUZMVA, Ld 100j, ka.-d. takhm. muki
TROTSKO" T.T., karA. ileft, nauk; AAT*M~To_!~Ip. " Lish.;
HAMMOVA, N.M., lath.
ObUising oiUe&U-#Uk eoumt* proboto uxUg W-vUSe!
f *drotbaml barby4vg. Strol. wat. q W.536-9 If-5,
1 A )617)
1. Almdomiya usuk VWM (for Daft1kow).
(k*16Um p-oduoU)

NARIZHUY, Viktor Artemovichl
_jp~,TSKV, Vik.tQr- Pot,
U UMMMSKIY, A.Ya.,, red.; YERHUU.. I,A.v t4iUm.rud.
(Wall panels mad* of lightweight ooncrate] ftell" r twli
iz Isgkikh betonov. Kiov, Goostroiisdat UM, 19co 81 P.
OGRA .1713)

ARTSMUNS a., insh,
Imest1gating the awahadama proporties of 4Ama-44 roU94
aiumizumo Prom.Az*. 5 noolOs" 0 16Z. .' (XIAIMU)
(Arastdo-Alvao" fail-Testioc)

MOM& G... inah.
Wng the hardness vistbad In 4*tmmir4ag p 1OWUNS
of hot-rolled -Inwam, Pftm.Arm. 6 no-*Is 63,
1. 'Ierovanskiy alymimiyMy s&vo4. (WMIA 164)

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Vorks, Prum, &as 6 aa*649-0 $o 163, (*u IAN$)
1. 'Grevanew alroLdywin Samod.
(RAvan-AUnium plants)

ARMIYEV, A., kind. obonom. *auk
The rated tmuwer shoUld be Wila 40 the ba0s. 0 Plr=bW*
Obsbobesty. pit@ no.1215M5 D 162. (10A 161 --.)
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Ubleve"nts of five huAdM thousand kilometer driverplo Jvt,
trausp. 32 no*Ut38 N 114. (M ML 1113)
1. 1-Y avtobasnyy park Xookvy,
(Automobile drivers)

ARMIYEV, A,
Rookery of Addlia penguitm in the SchirmRahar 04talts. 7.nform,blul.
Sov.antArk.eksp. no.48:49-31 164. (MIRA 1810)

IMKITV, A.P kand. skance6 nuk
lntwmdiate prafteto industrr in utimal **comic P24aping.
Obohabostv. pit. no.ItU-12 ~l 162. OM 13110)
(pow wwo*y)

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trawm. 36 w.5321-22 Y* '56. Om IltO
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ACCNR, AP 6
AUTHOR: Artemlyev, A, (Lieutenant 601pnel)
ORG: none
TITLE: Readiness of unpaved airfields
SOURCE: Aviatsiya i kosmonavt1ka, no. S. 1066, 34-36
TOPIC TAGS: unpaved airfield, airfield maintenance
ABSTRACT-. The author describes methods of eliminating dust atd at soil comOMM
on'unpaved airfields. Positive results are achieved by sprayingtrith water
containing 20% calcium hypochlorite. W.Aer with an admixture of waste liquor
containing resin has also proved effective, One spraying withthe inl*we helps to
eliminate dust for several months. Toxic chemicals are umed to 01tominato
rodents.
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AUTHOR: Artemlyev, A.
TITLE: Feeding Characteristics of the Filamajit of 1BIP and
132P Tubes (Osobennosti pitani7a nakitle. lamp lBlP
i lB2P)
PERIODICAL: Wios 19599 Nr 2l pp 54-55 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The working quality of IBIP and IBRF tubest which are
used for detection and preamplification of low fre-
quencies depends on the voltage polarity and layout
'of the filameAt circuit. The article gives 4 basic
circuit variaAts (see a, b c d diagrms) of fila-
ment and diods feeding of IBU and lt2P tubes, of
which only tho first variant (a) is re,lommended as
due to the small initial current, 4he Laput resist-
ance of the detector circuit will be h '~.Sh, but the
attenuation of the oscillation circuit will be small.
Card 1/2 For detecting purposes$ a section of the performance

SOV,'107-59-2- "
Feeding Characteristics of the Filament of IUIP cad lB2P TuDOs
curve (see will be utilized sith the greatest
incline. TFIesphis) highly important for the seleetivi-
-by of the detector and the whole receiving radio set.
There are 4 diagrams and 1 graph,
Card 2/2

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