SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BLOKHIN, V. P. - BLOKHINA, T. F.

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BLOKHIN, V.P., inzh.
j0provement of transformers.
Put' i put.khoz. 7 no.7:12 163.
(MM 16s10)

BIOKKII. Toy .. 0
Repair organizations. Makh.ptroi. 13 no.6:26-28 Je
156.(MLRA 9:9)
(Building machinery).

BLOWIN. V.V.; SHAVILOV, V.A.
Wldik'df contluouoly, functioning industrial
conferances. Med.
prom. 13 no.1:26-28 Ja 159. (MM 12:10)
1. HediIco-instrum8nta1'rqy zavod
"Kraenogvardeyets."
(WOM COMICILS)

BLOXHI,V..Y.ladivdr.VladimirovichI STAMVSKIT. A.P.,
insh.,rod.,
--- I iSLWAY"i, N.N., red. iia-vo: ILIKIXL. Z.H.,
tekhn.red.
[Portable compressor units] Peredvizhnys kompressorvye
stantsil.
Pod red. A.P.Stankovskago. Moskva, Goa.Isd-vo lit-rr po
stroit.,
arkhit.i stroit.materialam, 1958. 103 P- (Spravochaye
posobiia
dlin rabochikh makhanizatorov) (MIRA,'11:12)
(Air compressors)

LBLOUUNq V.V.I_Juo.
Maintenance and repair of building =ohinery in #e Main Adminiv-
trationifor Housing and Public Conseriotion in the City of Moscow.
Mekbe stioi* IS noolt9-13 A 161. (MIR& 1412)
I* Nachallnik proizvodstvennogo otdola upravleniya glavnogo
mekbanik-A
i ener t*a Glavmosstroyn.
rMTO'seov-Building machineryg~~ntenance and rdpair)

BIDMIIN., V.V. , arkhitektor; BERMNEVICH, Yu.Ve
New ideas for buildings for service and auxill~wy areas.
Prom stroi. 39 no,-6;40-1+/+ t61@ kI4IFA 14:7)
1. TSentrallnyy mauchno-issledovatel'skiy i proyektno-
eksperimentallnyy institut promyshlennykh Zdani i
soorazheniy.
(Factories-Design and construction

BLOKHIN. V.V. arkhitektor
Modern trand,3 in the design of employees' fa-,Uities of
industr-
ial enterprises. Pron. stroi. 39 no.111-12-17 '~61.
(MIW, 14-.12)
1. TSentral7nyy nauchno~-Issledovatellskiy i
proyektno-sk.-,peri-
mentalInyy insti'tut promys'hlennykh zdaniy i sooruzheniy
Akademii
stroitellstva i arIffiltektury SSSR.
(Employees' buildings and facilities)

BLOKRIN, V.V., arkhitektor
Arrangement o~ the locker and shower units of the
employees'
facilities of industrial enterpriseeo Prom.stroi. 40
no.6:28-33
162. (MIRA 15:61,
1. TSentralinvy nauchno-issledovatellskiy i
proyektnc-eksperimentallrVy.
institut promyshlemykh zdaniy i sooruzheniY.
(Employees' buildings and facilities)

BWKHIN, V.V. jarkhitektor
Recent trends in experimental solutions for combined
adminis-
trattve and employee facilities at coal mines.
Shakht.-stroi.
6 io.lW12-18 0 162. (MM 150)
1. TSentralinyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy i
proyekt-no-eksperi-
mentalInyy institut provqshlennykh zdaniy i sooruzheniy
Akademii stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR.
(Hine buildings)

BLOKHIN,. VV.._ insh.
Mechanization of the construction of large-panel apartment housese
Hekh. stroi. 19 no.4t3-6 Ap 162. (MM 150)
(Concrete plants) (Construction equipment)

V.V.; BERESNEVICH, Yu.V.
Experisental design of new type of admir4atmtion and generIal
services building, Adm,-byt. komb. ugoll. ehakht no.5:1845
162. (MIRA 1718)
1. TSentrallnyy
nauchno-,isaledgvateltakiy,-~proyeMAo,-eksperi-
mentaltnyy institut proaWsblenhykh-zdaniy i soatuthenly
Akadexii stroitallstva i arkhitektury SSSR,

TVERMVSKIY, V.P.,, red.;.SOKOLO N., tekhn. red.
(Seliated works; oriticiam of graisuland farming) Izbrannye
proizvedeniii; kritika, travopollno(i sistemy zemledeliia.
Moskv
(MIRA 16:8)
ozizdat, 1963. .311 p.
V. Nikolai Plaksimovich, 1875-1938)
(Rotation of crops) (Soil s8ience)
TULAYKOV, Nikolay Maksimovich (1875-1938)... n P red.;

L 29 4 ENTW/T Dri
SOURCE CODE: U
AC~ NR:, 'APb017990, (A) B/0413/66/000/010/0107/0107
INVENTOR: Blokhin, V. Ya.; Pleshakov, B. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: Permanently lubricated ball bearina~ Class 47,,No. 1819og
[an"
n'ounced by the
State Special Design Bureau for Grain-Harvesting Combines and
Automobile Chassis
(Gosudaretvennoye spetsiallnoye konstruktorskoye bkTr_6 po
zernouborochnym koR5Waam
i samokhodnym shassi))
SOURCE:' Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. lo, 1966, .107
~TOPIC TAGS: ball bearing, permanently I bricated be4ring
ABSTRACT: An Author Certifichte has 'been issued for a permanently
lubricat4ball.
bearing setinto a snug bushing and sealed in a housing which is
tightly mounted
-Fig. 1. Permanently lubricated ball bearing
1 - Housing; 2 and 3 ring-shaped flanges;
4 - bearing race.
0
Card 112'
uDc: 621.822-74.621.822.66

L 29422-66

1. BLOXHIlt-', Ya
2. UMR-.(600)--
4. Acids Handling and Transportation
7. Device for bottling sulfuric acid, Mol. prom., 13, No. 11, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions* Library of Congress, Februk-Y
-1953. Unel.assified.

,,_ Na-me-;-~~-'Lq -P -
Dissertation: Inveatieation of the processes in heating
metal by radiation
by the method of bydrostafAc modeling
Degree; Cand Tech Sci
"A Y-1. at
~~& *=~Xb: Min Higher Mucation USSR, Ural Poly-technic Inst
imeni
rZ4 ~-O~ S. M. Kirov
Ilefewe Date, Place: 1956, Sverdlovsk
Source: K.hizhnaya Letopial, No 45, 1956

BLOKIIIN, ye. P. , Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) " St',Iciy
of the eff cc t of
-Imck=af-uniforwity of a traint the dynamic tf -- n
coupling gears W-starting." Dnepropetrovsk, 1958,xk 9
Pr
(Dnepronetrov.sk Inst of Lngineers of Railroad
fransport)
120 conies (KL;

SOV/IZ4-58-10-10843
,,Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, M-ekhanika, 1958, Nr 10,
p 18 (USSR)
AUTHOR: BlokhiriYe-.-P-.---------*
TITLE: On the Effect of the Nonuniform Composition of a Train on
the
Dynamic Strains Generated in Coupling Devices When Starting up
From a Standstill (0 vliyanii neodnorodnosti poyezda na dinami-
cheskiye usiliya, voznikayushchiye v upryizhnykh priborakh pri
troganii s mesta)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Dnepropetr. in-ta inzh. zh. -d. transp. , 1958, Nr
26,
pp 235-258
ABSTRACT: The problem of longitudinal oscillations of a
nonhomogeneMt, ='
train is solved; for.calculation purposes the train is represented
schematically by a visco-elastic rod with a load at one end. The
rod has two sections with different mass distribution and identical
rigidity. The equations of the oscillations are reduced to their
simplest form, namely, that of a system possessing one degree of
freedom, with the aid of the method of generalized coordinates.
It is demonstrated that with momentary application of a traction
Card 1/2 force the forces generated in the coupling devices of a

SOV/124-58-10-,10843
. On the Effect of the Nonuniform Composition of a Train.(cont. ) 11 1
nonhomoger.eous train may exceed that force.
K, S. Kolesnikov
Card Z/2

SOV/124-58-10-10844
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 10, p 18
(USSR)
AUTHOR: Blokhin, Ye. P.
TITLE: Electrical Analog Simulation of Longitudinal Stresses Generated
in Nonhomogeneous Trains at the Moment of Starting up From
Standstill (E Iektricheskoye modelirovaniye prodoll nykh usiliy,
voznikayush(--hikh v neodnorodnykh poyezdakh pri troganii s mesta)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Dnepropetr. in-ta inzh. zh. -d. transp. , 1958, Nr 26,
pp 270-289
ABSTRACT: Attention is drawn to the effective use of an electrical
analog
con5isting of LRC networks for solving the equations of longitudinal
motion of nonhomc%geneous train when starting up and. to the method
of determining the network parameters. Results of the solution
obtained agree well with theoretically obtained results. For cases
when the head section of the train is lighter than the tail section,
stresses in the coupling ,ievices increase by 25 - 30~0 as compared
with a homogeneous train.
K. S. Kolesnikov
Card 1/1

L,iZ.,'L'tYA;, V.A. (1310,4,-in,
(Dnepropetrovsk) --------
Eatural longitudinal vibrations of syst-3;:is consisting of t1hree
s^,Ii-d '~o&ies Lnd two strained rods. Prykl. mulch. 7 no. 1:31-
66 161, (~:IJl 34-:2)
1
1. Dnepropotrovskiy imti-,';L,.t inzhenerov tr-insporta.
(Blantic solids-Ilibration)

LAZARYANO V.A. (Dnepropetrovsk); BLOKHIN, Ye.P. [Blokbin, IE,PJ
(Dnepropetrovsk)
Transient conditions in the motion of systems consisting of three
rigid bodies and two elastic rods. Prykl.mekh. 7 no.5:477-482,.
'61. OIJRA 14tio)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy-institut inzhenerov transporta.
(Mechanical movements)

S/133/62/000/0-03/007/008
A054/A127
AUTHORS: B12Wiip, Ye. P., Samoylovich, Yu. A., Gulunov, V. S.,
Sakharova,
N. M., Liberman, L. F., Zolotuyeva, S. M.
TITIZ, Accel%-.rated heating of stainless steel ingots in heating
pits with
cerr.ral burner
PMIODICAL: Stall, no- 3. 1952, 2706 - 279
TEXT: At the Chelyabinskiy metallurgicheslciy zavod (C h e Iyabinds
Metallur-
gical Plant) the cold 1.XI8'm9 (lKhl8N9T) stainless steel ingots are
reheated
for 15 - 19-hours prior to rolling ~n reopperating heating pits uith
central but-
ner; in the first 10 - 11 hours a temperature of 1,280 - 1,3000C is
attained,
depending on the ferrite-content (alpha-phase) of the steel. The
holding time
is 5 - 8 hours; the ingot surface temperature is kept below
1,240-1,2000C. Tests
viere made to increase the reheating rate. Ingots of 530 X 530 - 0520
x 6220 mm
(widening upward), weighing 4.5 tons were tested in the heating pit,
with liquid
slag skimming and fired with blast-furnace coke-gas (calorific value:
2,2200 cal/
standard m3). 13 ingots were heated at the maximum rate with a
holding time of
not longer than 1 1/2 - 2 hours; the entire heating period lasted 7
1/2 hours.
C ard 1/~

8/133/62/000/003/007/008
Accelerated heating of... A05VA127
The test ingot Gurface temrer--ture was 1,280 - 1,3000C. At the same
time ch3ck
%lests with the conventional 19-hours heating period and at a
pit-temperature of
1,260 - 1,2700C were carried out. In the accelerated method a
temperature of
-1,2800C of the ingot surface was attained in 6 hours, The
temperature differen-
tial in the middle section was 800C.and could be reduced to 300C
during the next
1 - 1 1/2 hours holding time. Over the height of the ingot, the
mwllimum tempera-
ture differential was 100 - 1500C at the beginning of heating, 'but
it i..,as reduced
after 3 4 hours in the accelerated proness (in the conventional
process this re-
quired 6 7 hours). The ingots reheated by the accelerated process
had good
rolling properties. There were no rejects in blooms due to surface
defects and
microstructure; the quick reheating process (at raised temperatures)
did not in-
.crease the alpha-phase content of the finished product. The
rejects.of rolled
products due to dross and haircracks were also reduced. As during
accelerated
heating the maximum temperature differential in the cross section
betweenthe in-
got surface and the coldest point of the ingot may attain 550 -
6500C, the effect
of heat stresses arising in the first period of heating had to be
determined.
Calculations (partly carried out by Yu. A. Samoylovich on a Strela
computer),
taking into account the high ductility of IKhl8N9T grade steel,
showed that at
4tmax = 6500C the stresses are reduced from 118 to 66 kg/MM2. As the
tensile
Card '2/3

TRAYANOV, G.G.; FAKHAIUM, K.M.1
Test aharaoteriatice of aertain barmers for the oomtuation
of
natural gas. Gaz. prom. 7 n0-023-28162 (MIRA 17M

1)1~4~,~ntdriag the thermal diffuuivity- of' cast
qtee_,., ',nz~. f-Ez.
164.
1. Vse:soy-azy~ry naw.,ftno-isal.cdovatellskiy
instillut
t;FjpIntL,.%Ikhn!k,I,, Sverdlovsk.

Card -1/2
UDC: .621.822.84-72M.

L. U4/0t5--b./---4WLLM).ZT Dj
ACQ NWI-AP6013310 -i6~~C~766iEs UR/0413/66/000/008/0120//012
AMORS! Fedoseyev, N. M.; Sokolovf G. I.; Magint A. K.; Orlovs I.
Ye.; Blokhin Yus
I-0 Morozov, G. V.; Solov'yevaj M. L.; Serpukhov, D.
ORG: none
'-A
TITLE: A device for lubricating bearing Junctions. Class 47, No.
V0924
,SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 8, 1966, 120
TOPIC TAGYS: lubricating oil, lubrication, lubrication technique
y AM I7'1,'cle i C7-.10"'-)
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificftte presents a device for
lubricating bearing --inctione.
The device contains an oil bath)\and a wick holder with a wick
feeding the oii io a
s6Lft held in the bearTm~Vse~eig. 1). To prevent singeing the
wick and dropping
its remnants into the bearings, a separating contact element is
placed between the
shaft and the wick. This element is made of antifrictional
heat-resistant material,
and contains axial capillary ducts. Grooves running on the
surface of -che contact
el9ment at an angle to the shaft axis are connected to the ducts
and touch the shaft.
Card 1/2

L 04268-67
,CC NR, AP6013310
Fig. 1. 1 - oil bath; 2 wick holder;
3 - wick; 4 - ahaft; 5 - bearing; 6 -
contaot element.
Orig. art. hasi 1 figure.
SUB CODEs 131 SUBM DATEs ~Pu164
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BLOXHINA, A.; TMMNTI)3V, H.; SHPAKOVSKIT, A.
Repairing semi-axle sleeves with a metal drawing
process. Avt.
transp,'35 no.100-31 Ja 157. (MML 1913)
(Axles) -

BLOKHIKLj, A.A.
Some anatomical data on lumbar block by A.V.Vishnevskiifs method.
Zdrav. Tadzh. 8 no.3:"-46 )tr6JO 161i MERA 14:6)
1, Iz kafedry operativnov khirlurgii itopograficheskoy anatomii
(sav 14M~eheva) Stalihabadsko o medlWtTI-a-" imeni
%. . - prof. I.G.Irg .9
Abuali ibni Sino.
(NOVOCAINE)

BLOPIENA, A. T.
I I T'j A
A. T.: "The dynwaic stability of a cylindricRI rienbrane".
Moscow, 1.955. I;k.~scow State Tj imeni ". V. Loxnonosov.
(Dissertntion for
the Dar,ree .;f Candidate of ScienccsN
SO: 't'~nAZhna a Letanis' No. 51, 1C D,:~ce,*.cr 1955.
~L_

BLOKHINA A.I TUSH)MV, P.P.
Problem in improving the convergence of the series of
Fourier's functions whose graphs represent the poptilation
of second degree parabola. Trudy LTIKHP 11 :186-195 158.
(MIRA 13:4)
1. Predstaylena Kafedroy vyssbey matematiki
Loningradekogo
takhnologicbeekogo Instituts kholodillnoy
pronVohlennosti.
(Harmonic analysis)

BLOKHINA, Agrippina Ivanovna; TRIFONOV, D.N., red.;
ANOSHM. K.L.
e T_zF__v`a-FTGMTffA# R.K., tekhn.red.
r
T
[Chemistry] Xhimila. -Moskva,
1960. 351 P.
(Chemistry-Handbooks,
Gos.izd-vo "Vysshaia shkola,"
(NDU 13:5)
manuals, ate.)

BLOKHINA.k.i (Yoskva)
Dynamic stability of a cylindrical Shell during, the initia.1
bendir,;
at a given speed of the convergence of ends.' Inzh.sbor,
3ltl96-;Ol
t63.o (KmL 14:6)
(Elastic platea and shells)

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Chemistry - Synthesis May/June 49
"Synthesis of P61ycyclic Compounds: XV Met-alizing 9,
10-Dihydroanthracene
and 9, 10-Dihydro-1, 2-Benzanthracene;4 B. M. Ydkhaylcv, A. N.
Blokhina,
Inst of Org Chem, Acad Sci USSR, 4 pp
I'Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Otdel Khim Vauk" No 3
Studies the reaction of metalizing these substances with
n-butyllithium
and phenyllithium, showing products to be monametallic and dimetallic
hydrocarbon derivttives. These reactions ht.ve applications in the
synthesis of single-displaced derivatives to 9, 10-dihydroanthracene.
Submitted 7 Apr 49.
PA 56/49T12

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9.1"ibydtophenstrine, 01
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MIKEIAYLOV, B.M.; MUNINSKATA. T.K.; BIOMIRA, A.H.;
SHCHEGOLETA, T.A.
Berea organic compounds. Part 10. Complex zature of
salts of borox-
-organic acids. Izv.AN SSSR Otd.khim.sauk a9.6:692-695
Ja 156.
(HIBA 9:9)
l.Institut organicheek9y khimii imeni W.D.Zelinskogo
Akadamii sauk.
SSSR.
(Borsaium salts)

a
B. h -i n st Podotov
T ITI A], Tb Camuouiid.-i Fron
-o of
-1rorganichiskikh khlori.dcv)
T f 1)) C1. -
iqw,-~_~.tiys Akademii valak Otdi~leni,,e I'Olimicheskikh nauk,
ll%~ 7, pp- Fi".)-8'?A ;'W,:3Pl
AB TR -',C'T By I.ht uction of plioz:,,hora~~ on the asters Of
CQnDCjjr`,~.S the c7r:.Iu~rideg cf ca-;~anoboror. comuounds
of --ho tvpp 'I I , 2),
5' -z~jn t-asi'v hr, twodiz.-~,A. wroblem
The
-tBCl""0 (Refs
vii.:~ther Lh~,, bromidee of o-rganribromine compound,, mv be
~:vnthesized in a :,ray. in .h,- presFrA vaper th~? authors.,
tht-- nvcd~iition of ooro.-i o!i0wjivI tvromjj-~, and of
ol' rh.-nVI ~k:~ tht., 'SCO'lon
c,,C phospKorus pentabvc!mide or; the O'L' dilAn~11,1_i
hu, 1- -4 cid th.? Uorott e~iph-nyl bi-c~.,Tside an(3 isobutyl
ester of
phori.~~! bi-omobor-ic avid ~tr~- lf'uj:mrvd. B,,r the a~Aicln
c" hydroce,.-
1-5 2

. I ~. r 9 r--, 1, 0'.
The Prodw.,*, icin ~,f V
Acid s qnd Drgarc- -Boron Ch I or d.,
an il oron
tne bor~;n 1-1---imi-le otid ,,,I-eny: dbrom,de are
Ph-er of f.,hich
lire
A I'l ISO, 1" 16, N n T. o rgan I i k oy k 1, ini i , im i i g 0
A!, a d mm i
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SIUIB~,I-i TTED. r-briAiv; f',

50) SOV/79-29-5-16/75
AUTHORS; Mikhaylov, B. M., Blokhina, A. N., Kostromag T. V.-
TITLE; Organoboron Compounds (Bororganicheskiye soyedineniya).
37-SYn-
thesis of B-Triarylborazols From Aryl Boron Dichlorides (37.
Sintez B-triarilb6ratolov iz arilbordikhloridov)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshohey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 5,
PP 1483 - 1486 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. Reference I describes the reaction of
phenylboron-dichloride
with ammoniat where B-triphenyl borazol is formed. In the
present paper it was found that also other aryl-boron dichlorides
react with ammonia in a similar way. The samples required for
the investigation were prepared by means of reaction of aryl-
boric acid esters with phosphorus pentachloride~ p-ohloro-
phenyl-boron dichloride and p-bromo-phonyl-boron-dichloride. On
introduction of ammonia into benzene solution of aryl-boron-
dichloride its nmmoniate is formed at room temperature. On
heating its benzene suspension in the water bath and on con-
tinued introduction of ammonia the ammoniate is tranformed into
ammonium chloride and B-triaryl-borazol. In this way-,B-tri-p-
Card 1/2 tolyl-borazolt B-tri-p-ohlorophenyl-borazol and
B-tri-p-bromo-s~

Organoboron Compounds. 37- Synthesis of B-Triarylborazols
SOV/79-29-5-16/75
From Aryl Boron Dichlorides
phenyl-borazol were obtained in yields of 65 - 91,14o. The reaction
mechanism probably consists of a transformation of the aryl-
boron diehloride initially formed (1) into aryl-chloro-,_-,ino-
boron (11). The molecules of the latter condense with onc an-
other and form triaryl-borazol. The B-triaryl-borazols are
extremely stable with respect to atmospheric moisture ane- oxy-
gen as compared with other organoboron compounds. The pbunyl-
boron-dichloride yields complex compounds with triethyl-anizie.
There are 3 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIOV: Institut organicheskoy khimii Ak-ademii nauk SWISR
(Institute
of Organic Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences,USSR
SUBMITTED: February 24, 1958
Card 2/2

a 0 S/022NO/000/0VOT/007
BO15/BO54
AUTHORS: Mikhaylov, Bo M., Shchegoleva~ T. A., Blokhin , A. W.
;OKnina
TITLE: Reaction of Tetra-n-butyl Mercapto -Diborane ith
Unsaturated dompounas T
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otclelaniye
khimicheskikh naukv
1960, No- 7, PP- 1307-1309
TEXT: The olefin hydrocarbons (hexene-1 10octene-1, styrene) react
with
tetra-n-butyl mercapto diborane, at 70-80 C in the presence of
pyridine
under formation of the n-butyl qaters of alkyl thioboric acids. The
reaction between tetra-n-butyl mercapto diborane and propylene or
iso-
butylene proceeds in a complicated way. On beating tetra-n-butyl
mercapto
diboraneowith propylene in the presence of pyridine in an autoclave
at 70-80 0 and 5-15 atmi the n-butyl ester of n-propyl thioborio
acid
as well as the n-butyl ester of di-n-propyl thioboria acid and
tri-n-
butyl thioborate are formed. Tetra-n-butyl meroapto diborane reacts
with isobutylene in a similar way; a mixture consisting of the
eaters of
isobutyl thioboric- and diisobutyl thioboric acid as well as
tri-n-butyl
Card 1/2 X,

S/082
Reaction of Tetra-n-butyl Mercapto Diborane With
6726PO/000/07/07/007
BC
Unsaturated Compounds B015 B054
thioborate,are formed. The formation of the esters of dialkyl
thioboric
acids and of thioborate is explained by the fact that
tetra-n-butyl
mercapto diborane symmetrizes to thioborate and di-n-butyl
mercapto di-
borane, and the latter reacts with the olefins under formation
of the
corresponding esters of dialkyl thioborio acids. There are 3
Soviet'
references;
ASSOCIATION: I'nstitut organicheekoy khimii im. N. D. Zelinskogo
Akademii
nauk SSSR ~
(Institute of Organic ChemistU imeni= N. Zelinskiy of
the Academy of Sciences.. USSR)
SUBMITTED: December 24, 1959
Card 2/2

86501
S/079/60/030/011/007/026
BOO1/BO66
AUTHORS: Mikhaylov, B., M. ankna~~~
TITLE: Organoboron Compounds. LXII. Synthesis of Organoborosilicon
Compounds
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obehohey khimii, 1F60, Vol. 30, Wo. 11,
pp-3615-3619
TEXT: To obtain these compounds which contain boron and silicon on
adjacent carbon atomet and to study their properties, the authors
synthesized such compounds by means of real--lation of triisobutyl
boron
with vinyl derivatives of silicon. By heating a mixture of 1 mole
of tri-
isobutyl boron and 3 moles of vinyl-methyl-diethyl silane at
130-1400C
for 6 hours, tri-(2-methyl-diethyl-ailyl-ethyl)-boron (I) resulted
in a
yield of 63%l
3CH2 =-- CHSiCH3(C2H5)2 + ('00-04 H9)3 B-_ 30 H).B
ICH2CH2SiCH3(C2H5)213'
. 4 8
Compound (I) reacts, like boron trialkyle (Ref $ smoothly with
n-butyl
mercaptane to give the n-butyl eater (II) of di-
2-methyl-diethyl-silyl-
ethyl)-thioboric acid and methyl-triethyl silane' .Ester (II)
reacts in
Card 1/3

86501
Organoboron Compounds. LXII. Synthesis of
S/07~/60/030/011/007/026
Organoborosilicon Compounds B001 Bo66
the cold with water, and yields
di-(2-methyl-diethyl-silyl-ethyl)-boric
acid (III), which can be distilled in vacuo contrary to dialky!
boric
acids. Methanol gives,,on action upon ester (II), not only the
methyl
ester IV expected, but also the dimethyl ester (V), The reaction
of
ester RI~ with n-butyl alcohol proceeds in a similar way.
Contrary to
what was expected the esters are not converted, on boiling with
alcohols,
to the esters of 2-methyl-dietliyl-silyl-ethvl-boric acid.
Apparently,
these esters are formed in that the complex compounds of esters
with
alcohols which result in the first stage do not only separate
mercaptane to give the esters of
di-(2-methyl-diethyl-silyl-ethyl)-boric
acid, but are also split on the boron-carbon bond, with
methyl-triethyl
silane and mixed esters resulting. on excess alcohol, the latter
are
converted to the dimethyl esters (V) and dibutyl esters. When
heating
vinyl-methyl-diethoxy silane or vinyl-mothyl-dichloro silane with
triiBobutyl boron, the compounds [CH 2CH2SiCH3(OC2H0213 B and
ICH2CH2Si(CH 3)C'213 B, respectively, resulted.(25% yield).
T. A. Shchegoleva is mentioned. There are 7 referencest 2 Soviet
and
,I- L's.
Card 2/3

865oi
Organoboron Compounds. LXII. Synthesis of 5/079/60/030/011/007/026
Organoborosilicon Compounds B001/B066
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheakoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences.
USSR)
SUBMITTED: December 26, 1959

-i97~-12
S/062/62/000/008/004/016
B117/B180
AUTHORS: Mikhaylov, B. M., and Blokhinaj A. W.
TITLE. Organoboron compounds. 103- Effect of diborane'on'alkyl-
vinyl ethers
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izveatiya. Otdeleniye khimicheakikh
nauk, no..8, 1962, 1373-1378
MAT: The reactions of diborane with ethyl-vinyl ether and with
n-butyl-
vinyl ether in diethyT ether were investigated between -700 and
+20'C,
v~th reagents in various proportions. In the first series of
experiments
with a -1 :6 ratio I at -70'00 s tri- (2-ethoxy-ethyl) borfne or
tri- (2-n-
butoxy-ethyl) borine were obtained. Both are thermolabile, clue to
the
electronegative alkoxy groups. When heated (-10 - +200C), the
reaction
mixture transformed into di-(2-alkoxy-ethyl) boric acid eater, with
ethylene liberation. The'thermostable di-(2-alkoxy-ethyl) boric acid
ethyl eater was isolated pure by vacuum distillation (77~- yield).
By
vaouum'distillation, di-(2-n-butoxy-othyl) boric acid n-butyl eater
was
V
partly transformed (60%)*into 2-n-butoxy-othyl boric acid
di-n-butyl eater
Card. 1/3

S/062/62/000
/008/004/016
Organoboron compounds* 103# B117/B180
with elimination of ethylenel and partly into tri-n-butyl
borate. The
different thermostability of the esters was attributed to
the different
electronegativities of the ethyl and n-butyl groups.
Diborane reaoted
with both vinyl ethers at room temperature with ethylene
liberation. Din-,
tillation of the resulting products produced yields similar
to iho reac- r
tion at -700C. The second aerien of experiments wau carried
out at -7090-'
+200C, the ratio of the components being 1.2:6. Besides
di-(2-ethoxy-
ethyl) boric acid eth I ester, diborane and ethyl-vinyl
ether also yieldfA
etbyl-(.2-ethoxy-ethyl~ boric acid ethyl eater and small
amounto of ethyl
boric acid diethyl ester. Ethyl-(2-ethoxy-ethyl) boric
acid'ethyl ester
can be formed either via di-(2-ethoxY-ethyl) borane 6r
ethyl-di(2-ethoxy.-
ethyl) borine. Diborane and n-butyl-vinyl ether gave
2-n-butoky-eth~71
boric acid di-n-butyl eater As the main product '(43V,,)t
with tri-n-butyl
borate and small quaniiti 'as of ethyl boric acid
di-n-butyl eater,
Pyrolysis transformed.'ethyl-(2-ethoxv-ethyl) boric acid
ethyl ester Into
ethyl bori o Acid die~hV% tottr (i da~"POOO s k WON) s and
dim 0~,OOQKY~QOYI)
boric acid ethyl as ter into riethyl borate (170-1800C, 6
hrs). Pyrolysis
of 2-n-butoxy-ethyl boric acid (ii-n-butyl eater (150 6C, 9
hrs) prodaces
tri-n-butyl borate, while its saponification yields
2-n-butoxy-ethyl boric
Card 2/3

S/062,V621000100810041016
Organoboron compounds. 103. B117/B180
aoid.
Ah"001 Ali, I OH I1111iLl'WIL orlijklitolionkoy kbimii im. lie Do
Zolinijkogo Akadamii
rilvilt BUSH (Inatitute of Organio-Chamintry imani No Do
Zolinakiy of tho Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: FebruarY 7t 1962
w
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Card 3/~

Card:. 1/2

Y, KHAYLOV, B.M.; BfPKTIINAII,A..N,,.,;- POZDNEV, V.F.
Hydroboration of n outyl ester of di-allylboroni(
acid. Izv. AN SSSR
Ser. khim. no.-1:197-198 165. (14IRA !8:2)
2. Tnatitut orga-nicheskoy khWi im. N.D. Zellnskogo AN
SSSR.

ACCESSION NR: AT4oO8635 S/3039/63/000/000/0110/011'7-----
AUTHOR: Demin, N. N.; Blokhtna, B. D.
TITLE: Radiation damage of lipids In cellu~lar microstructures
SOURCE: Pervichny*ye I nachallny*ye protsessy* blologicheskogo
deystviya radiatsli.
Moscow, 1963, 110-117
TOPIC TAGS: lipid damage, organella lipid, lipid metabolism,
cytoplasm, hyalo-
plasm, radiation injury, lipoprotein, cytoplasmic organella
ABSTRACT: Rabbits were irradiated with Co-60 at a dose sufficient
to kill the
animals in 5-7 days and the effect of Irradiation on lipids
organization was de.
termined at 4, 24, and 72 hours by analysis of free, loosely and
tightly bound lipid
in various subcellular fractions of the*liver and small
intestines. At 24 hours
after irradiation, the liver and smali intestine showed an
increase in total ]I-
pids. However, In the hyaloplasm of the liver the tightly bound
lipids were in-
creased, and the free lipids were slightly decreased. Similarly,
in mitochondria
and microsomes there was a'considerable Increase in bound lipids,
with an accumula-
tion of loosely bound lipids. These changes were reversed at 72
hours, when the
total lipid decreased In all the particulate fractions, with a
concomitant decrease
in the bound lipid fraction, and an increase In the free lipid
content. In the cy-
Lca.rd__

ACCESSION NR: AT4008635
toplasmic fraction, however, the decrease In tightly bound lipid
reached'] 'evels be-
low the controls, whereas the free lipids continued to increase to
levels 30 times
above controls. in the small intestine 2 to 24 hours after
Irradiation the loose-
ly and tightly bound lipids were increased in the mitochondrial,
and decreased in
the microsomal fraction. An Increase in tightly bound lipids was
observed in the
microsomal fraction at 72 hours after-irradiatlon. The Increase In
total lipids
observed in the hyaloplasm of mucous membrane cells after
irradiation was accom-
panied by a change in the ratio of the various Ilpid fractions,
with a decrease in
free lipid5, and an increase In tightly bound lipids. During a
subsequent diSCU5-
slon of the paper, the effects of radiation on lipid metabolism
was discussed on the
basis of a possible release of cortisone from the irradiated
liver. orig. art. has:
5 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONt Akademlya Meditsinskikh nauk SSSR, Moscow (Academy of
Medical Sciences)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 20Dec63 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: AM NO REF SOV: 003
qard 2/;
OTHER: POI

BLOKHINA, G-j-
Phragmen-T.indelof-type theorems foz- a linear elliptic ejuation
of
the second order. Dokl. AN SSSR 162 no.4027-730 Je 16~. (MIRA
18:5)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet. Submitted January 28,
1965.
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A(:MBS1OW;NR: AP5011826 UW0192/65/006/002/0227/0232
541.66
AMWR,. Batsanov, S. So; Blokbina, Go Te. Deribas, A, A. z
14
F-d.
of explosions.Ien matter* Structural changes in boron nitride
TrIU:, Effect n.
SOURCE. Zhurnal str' uktu rno y~ --khiiiii" V,
6-,, no. 2, 2965, 227-2-32 1
TOPIC TAGSi boron n1tride-.n1iride crystal structure, crystal shock
compression,i
hezo3en ex;losioa, powdered nitride compression, electron
polarizability, valence;'
electron migration
7. i1_,_4__-
oron'n tride~Ml 7cons, sti
ngr.lpf -.VE imper ect~crystals and 'an amorphlus
e ipi6~ivi:useid was A spectroscopic, and x
mass# heqtogen.- -Re ractometric,,
ray'difirac-tion anal es. 6f 66-~ product. showed that- the degree
of- crystallinity
_Y8._
-
ncre
1 , eases vith the explosive force, no chemical change being
observed. As a r
sult of the action of the maximum explosive force, in addition to an
ordering
In the bulk of the substance, a small quantity of small, well-formed
crystalsK
(a few tenths of a millimeter long) appears having a refractive index
of-E-5-t
0.01, a density of 2#55 :k O&U,s/Z_~3, a specific infrared spectrum
and an x-ray

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vot srhen shic-Ot-t was Present; lvu-ine,
prarcd cin!y hi the Vrfstna t-f glac-c-ic. Llaruq~
'Us ucratimi of the inedium, Ynach greater utili?wl-i
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par tic: ac~!. 81prall"k Icill. svlipf, Elytill'."
jl.; tl.4~ kj! !,~wtvna studmj-'s

USSR/Microbiology - General Microbiology F-I
'Abs-Jour: Ref . Zhur -Biol. I-No 18 ~ 1918) 81370
aminoacids:-differonces vere-observed depending
on the bacterial species and cultivation condi-
tions# For;examplet,-.threonine disappeared-in
cultivation of-I.aratyphus and dysentery bacteria
withoutzzglucose'i-but::~was preserved in,cultiva-
-tion of typholdl-..fever~bacteria., Arginine.dis-'
~-:ap peered ~~,in,--.a..-~medium~~.-with:.glucose in.the
growth
of-Sonne and Grigorie Iv-Shiga dysentery.bac-teria
but was not consumed in cultivating Flexner
bacteria. Deep cultivation of bacteria with
aeration brings about more rapid changes in the
aminoacid composition of the medium correspond-
ing to a more abundant growth (up to 30-50 bil-
lion microbial bodies per ml). With submerged
cultivation of all the tested bacteria the dis-
appearance of aspartic acid and serine was
observed.after 3-4 hours, glycinn and throonine
Card 2/3

BLOKHINA, E. N. (USSR)
"The Nucleotide Composition of DNA and Physiological
Fe,.tures
in Certain Gram-Negative Ba:.teria.11
Report presented at the 5th International
Bioche-nist-r."r Congress,
moscow, 10-16 August 1961

GORODISSKAYA, G.Ya., prof.j, doktor med. nauk,
otv. red.;
j_.,,.,red.,- GUSEVA, V.A., red.; DIKOVS IY,
F.F.9 red.;
_j SK
ZIMINA, V.S., red.; LAZOVSKAYA, A.L., red.;
PEROVA, R.S.,
red.
[Biochemistry of microbes] Biokhimiia mikrobov;
sbornik
trudov. Gorlkii, .1964. 427 p. (Ml.',U -17:12)
1. Gorki. Gorlkovskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut
epidemiologii i mikrobiologii.

Ph-vB r!fd and f-r, qual - t; c- s
materia-16 fc.- and ct.-.Mrlg. Strol'.
J.

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AUTHOR: None Given SOV-5-56-3-10/39
T..LiLE., Chronicle. Activities of the Geological Sections of
the
Moscow Naturalist Society, Petrographical Section (Khronika.
0 deyatellnosti geologicheskikh aektsiy Moskovskogo obshchest-
va ispytateley prirody, Petrogruficheskaya sektsiya)
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' Moskovskogo obshchestva ispytateley
prirodyg
Otdel geologicheskiy, 1958, Nr 3, PP 135-137 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: On 6 February 1958, at a meeting under the
chairmanship of
Ye.A. Kuznetsov (secretary T.L. Nikoltskaya), Ya.D. Shenkman
lectured "Several Paleozoic Intrusions of Eastern Tuva".
On February 13, 1958, Ye.A. Kuznetsov gave a review of for-
eign literature pertaining to petrography. ~uesticns on the
submitted themes were asked bys Ya.D. Shenkman, Ye.K. Markh-
inin, and T.M. Dembo. A.M. Daminova lectured on the import-
ance of the study of field spar in petrographical work. On
February 20, a manual by Ye.A. Kuznetsov, entitled "Petro-
grapby of Magmatic and Ihotamorphic Rocks", was discussed by
.0 the following geologists: S.D. Chetverikov, V.I. Chernov,
T.L. Nikollskaya, V.S. Koptev-Dvornikov and T.M4 Dembo. aa
February 27 E.I. Tikhomirova, on behalf of coiiective authors
L.I. Blokhina, V.K. Zaravyayeva, I.S. Krasivskaya, IMI.A. Pe-
Card 1/3 i-r-ovaE.1. Tikhomirova, and Ye.B. Yakovieva,
lectured on

SOV-5-58-3-10/39
Ch'ronicle. Activities of the Geological Sections of the
Moscow Naturalist
Society, Petrographical Section
'IThe problem of Classification of Clastic Volcanogene and
Tuffogone-Sedimentary Rocks". Questions pertaining this
subject wore asked by the following geologlatsi S.K. Oni-
kiyenko, Ye.K. Markhininj O.M. Kanfell, A.D. Rakeheyevt
T.I. Frolovao A.M. Daminova, T.Ya. Goncharova, M.N. Shcher-
bakova, Afonin, G.B. Rudnik. On March 6, 1958, Ye.K. Mar-
khinin lectured on "The History of Volcanism on the Kunashir
island"I which was discussed by; S.K. Onikiyenko, T.M.
Dembol A.D. Rakcheyev, V.S. Koptev-Dvornikov, V.N. Pavlinov$
Ye.A. Kuzne""-sov. Ye.N. Odintsova, Doktorant of the
Institut
Biokhimii AN SSSR (Biochemical Institute AS USSR), drew at-
tention to the fact that plants of this region had an ex-
tremely high content of sugar. Following the suggestion
made by T.M. Dembo to discuss the questlon of indexes of
mountain rocks in geologic mapping at the VSEGEI, it was
moved to delegate V.Ye. Gendler to take up this problem
with MGRI, MITsMIZ and VAGT, On March 13, 1958, O.S. Pol-
kvqrdelivered a lecture on "Petrographic Features of Multi-
Card 2/3 Colored Devonian Massifs in the Betpak-Dala
Desert". The

SOV-5-58-3-J-0/39
ChPonicle. Activities of the Geological Sections of the Mosciw
Naturalist
Society, Petrographical Section
following geologists participated at the discussion: M.A.
Dmitriyev, A.D. Rakcheyev, Ye.K. Markhining V.I. Chernov$
A.M. Daminova, T.L. Nikollikayag V.Ye. Gendler, V.I. Che-"-
nov, T.M. Dembot Ye.A. Kuzne1.9or and V.S. Koptev-Dvornikoy.
On March 20, 1958, M.G. Lomize lectured on "New Data on
Jurassic Voicanism of the North-Western Caucasus". Ques-
tions pertaining to this report were asked by: Ye.B. Yakov-
leva, Ye.Ye. Milanovskiy, A.D. Rakcheyev, V.S. Koptev-Dvor-
nikov. On March 27, 1958, N.A. Sirin lectured or. "Recent
Magmatism of the Urals". On the discussion that followed,
questions were asked by the following geologistst T.L.
Nikollskaya, A.D. Rakeheyev, V.N. Gavriloya, Ye.K. Markh'
nin, and Ye.A. Kuznetsov.
1. Geology--USSR 2. Scientific personnel--Performance 3.
Scientific
reports--USSR
Card 3/3

SOV-.5-50-3-16/39
AUTHORSs BlochiAq,_jj,_,_Zaravnyayeva, V.K., Kraaivskilya, i.S.,
Petroval M.A., Tikhomirovaj E.I., Yakovleva, Ye,B.
TITLE: ~Questions of Classification of Volcanogen and Tuffogen
Sedi-
mentary Rocks (K voprosu o klassifikatsii oblomochnykh vul-
kanogennykh i tufogenno-.osadochnykh porod)
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' Moskovskogo obshchestva ispytateley
prirody,
Otdel geologicheskiy, 1958, Nr 3, PP 145-146 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a resume of a lecture held on Feb 27, 1958.
Experi-
enc6 gained by studying the Paleozoic effusive layers of the
Altayp in Kazakhstan and other regions has shown that none
of the existing classifications for clastic volcanogen rocks
(Vollf, Ventvors and Villyamsq Ye.T. Shatalov, Ye.F. Maleyev,
N.I. Nakovnik and others) can be utilized completely. Ge-
neral classification principles were examined in the lecture,
In as much as the examined rocks were by origin intermediate
products between effusive and sedimentary rocks, classifica-
tion standards were based on the principles of classification
of rocks of magmatic (chemical composition) and sedimentary
Card 1/2 origin (size of fragmentary material). The
authorssubdivided

SOV-5-58-3-16/39
questions of Classif-ication of Volcanogen and Tuffogen
Sedimentary Rocks
fragmentary rocks into 3 groups according to the nature
of the cements 1) rocks with lavatic cement; 2) rocks with
pyroclastic cement; 3) rocks with tuffogenous -sedimentaxy
cement. A short description of these groups together with
a table is givens
There is 1 table.
1. Geology--USSR 2. Geology--Study.and teaching 3.
Rock--Classifi-
cation
Card 2/2

BIA)KHIIMA-&,X,4.MPTEV-D70RNIEDV. V.S.; WMIZI, M.G.; PETROVA, M.A.;
TINHOMIROVA, B.I.; YROIDVA, T.I.; YAKOVIRVA, Ye.D.
Clasdification and nomenclature of ancient volcanic elastic rocks.
Sov. geol. 2 no,'5:73-80 Nr 159. (MIRA 12:8)
lo'Nookovskiy gosuAarstvenW -~_niversitet ime MoVe Lomonosovae
(Tolcanic ash, tuffe etc*-Classification)

68174
67 W10
SOV/20-129-6-43/69
AUTHORS: 'Chizhikov, D. M., Corresponding Member, AS USSR,
Schastlivyy,
V. P., B o
TITLE: The Electromagnetic Properties and the Phase Diagram of the
System FeO,-_ i0 2 - ZnO
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 129, Nr 6, PP
1353-1355
(US-SR)
ABSTRACT: The authors investigated melts with a SiO 2 content of
26-64,4,
ZnO of 0-52%, and FeO of 4-76% photographically and construct-
ed the phase diagram for this range of the system FeO - SiO 2
- ZnO (Fig 1). The diagram does not correspond to any real
equilibrium, as a reaction between FeO and ZnO occurs, in which
Zn evaporates and Fe 203 is separated. The diagram distinguishes
between four ranges with phase equilibrium, which consist of
fayalite, tridymite, willemiteg and magnetite, the optical data
of which are given in table 2. In the investigated part of the
phase diagram no ternary compounds of the type xFeO.ySiO 2* nZnO
are found. For the determination of the growth rate of the in-
dividual mineral phases the melts were heated to 1300, 1200,
0 0
Card 1/2 1000, 800, and 600 0, and quenched to 20 . Table 3 gives
the I/

68174
SOY/20-129-6-43/69
The Electromagnetic Properties and the Phase Diagram of the System
FeO - SiO 2 - ZnO
measured grain sizes of the mineral phases. Spe8ific electric
conductivity was measured between 1450 and 1000 , and with a
constant ratio SiO2/FeO - 0.9, an increase of conductivity with
ASSOCIATION:
SUBMITTED:
Carcl 2/2
an increase in the concentration of ZnO was foundo The change
of conductivity has distinct singular points in the case of
the occurrence of willemite and the vanishing of tridymite in
the melt (Fig 2). All melts investigated were paramagnetic.
Their magnetic susceptibility depends on the FeO content. There
are 2 figures, 2 tables, and 2 Soviet references.
Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Baykova Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of-Metallurgy imeni A. A. Baykov of the Academy of
Sciences, USSR)
September 11, 1959

SHARKOV, A010 (Moskva).-, KIrLER, I.N. (Moskva);
BLOKIIIIIA, L.I. (Moskva)
Reduction of sodiwA oxide by graphite. Izv. AN SSSR.
Metll--. I gor. delo
ne.5879,43 S.-O 164. kMIRA :L891)

INA,;- N',A,-
Origin of tourmalinic granites at the watershed of the Maykhura
and Tak-Archa Rivers. Dokl. All Tadth. SSR no. 20:9-13 157.
(MIRA 11:7)
1. Institut geologii AN Tadshikokoy SSR. Predstavleno chlanom-
korrespondentom AN Tadshikskay SSR R.B.Barsto
(Gissar Range-Tourmaliner*

BAPATOV, R.B.; BWXHINA, N.A.
"mOv1*%4vAw-
Mineralization in s1carn e,,eposits In the southern part
of the Gissar
Range. Trudy AN Tadzh. 'SR 77:135-254 '57. (MIRA 11:9)
(Gisear Range-Hineralogy)
-0

BWXMNA, N.A.
Greisenization and miqeralization in the Maykhur skarn
deposits.
Izv. Otd. est. nauk AS Tadsh. SSR no.1:23-36 158. (MIRL
12:1)
l'Inatitut geolegil. Al Tadshikskay SSR.
(Gissar P44s-Mineralogy)

AUTHORS: Baratoyp R.B.j Blokhina, Y, A. SOV/20-121-2-38/53
'TITLE: Some Characteristic Features of the Ore-Bearing Skarns of
the
Southern Slope of the Hissar Mountain Rid~r-D (South Tyant-
Shan') (Nekotoryye osobennosti rudonoanykh skarnov yuzhnogo
sklona Gissarskogo khrobta /Yuzhnyy Tyant-Shanl/)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akad"ii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 121, Nr 2, pp. 335
338 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This slope including the Karateginakiy chain is
characterizedby
a far-reaching development -of skarns in various mineralizations.
The scientists have hitherto mainly investigated the geological
conditions of the formation of scheelite skarns (Refs 1,3,5,7,
8,11-14,16). In the present article data are given concerning
the ore-bearing skarns in general as well as their genetic
connection with the intrusions. Sedimdntary and metamorphous
rocks of the Paleozoic participate in the geological structure
of the area mentioned, as well as Meso-Cenozoic sediments. A
great part of the area is taken by the products of the Upper-
Paleozoic magmatic activity, with granitoid rocks highly
Gard 1/3 predominating. The intrusive rocks are divided into a 1.-

SOV/20-121-2-38/53
Some Characteristic Features of the Ore-Bearing Skarns of the
Southern Slope
of the Hissar Mountain Ridge (South Tyant-Shant)
Middle Carboniferoun, 2.-Upper Carboniferous, and 3.- Con-
ditionally Permian complex. The tectonio structure is con-
plioated and is dependent on the Varis6ian (Yarieskaya) and
alpine (Wpiyskaya) folding. The former was accompanied by
an intenaive.magmatio activity. In the last years about 100
skarn deposits and sections were found in this area. A great
part is bound to the contact of Paleozoio sediments with small
granodiorite intrusionso or to quartz diorite, respectively.
Mai"nly pure limestones, and to a smaller degree dolomitized
limestones were subjected to the skarn process. The dimensions
of the skarns differ between several dozens of meters to some
dozens centimeters in thickness and 500 - 1000 m length. They
mostly have a zonal structure. The mineralization is connected
with the so-called contact-near leaching-out (prikontaktOTOYO
Yyshchelachivaniye) (according to D. S. Korzhinskiy, Ref 10).
It took place under the influence of aoidous post-magmatic
solutions. The following mineralizations are connected with the
skarns of this area: magnetite, tungsten, tin, arsenic, poly-
metals, cobalt and manganese. Also skarns without ore minerals
Card 2/3 occur (Table 1). Thare are 1 table and 16 references, 16
of

SOV/20-121-2-38/50x
Some Characteristic Features of the Ore-Bearing Skarns of the
Southern Slope
of the Hisser Mountain Ridge (South Tyant-Shan')
which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii Akademii nauk TadzhSSR (Institute of
Geology)
AS TadziSSR)
PRESENTED: November 12, 1957, by D. I. ShcherbakOTI Memberp Academy
of
Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTED: November 10, 1957
Card 3/3

BLOXHINA, N.A.
Some characteristicE of the paragenetic assooiations of okarns,
iron oxides, and sulfides in the Maykhura skarn deposit. Trudy
AN Tadzh.SSR 104 no-1:55-59 159. (MRA 15:4)
I* Inatitut geologii AN Tadzhikskoy SSR..
(Tajikistan--Mimra:Logy)

N.A.
- I WMI'Kh
Phenomena of the assimilation, granitization,, and
greisen formation
in the Maykhura granitoid massif. Trudy Inat,geol.An
Tad2h.SSR 61
42-69 162.
(Gissar Range-Petrology) (KMA 160)

Bl-~~~' -
-- Ah4
Gr,7~:sen fc-mation in the Maykhura deposit. Trudy
!not, geol. All
I
Ta--z'h. SSE 8:89-117 164. " Ma RA 17: 11)

EWICIM , N. B *
Blokhina, N. B. "Methods of Using polychrome cermics in
Russian architecture in the second half of the 17th cen-
tury." Moscow Architectural Inst. Chair of the History
of Art, Architecture, and Urban Qnstruction, Hoscow, 1956.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Architectural
Science)
SO: Knizhnaya letopis'; No. 27, 1956. Moscow. Pages 94-109;
111.
0

SMIR-NOV, V.P., inzh:,.-,red.; WjWj%jI_,
LL_, kand. arkh., red.;
VIKHROVA) LA., arkh.p red.; KLIMOVA$ G.D., red.izd-va;
NALUOVA, G.D., tekhn. red.
[Construction specifications and regulations] StroitelInye
norrw i pravila. Moskva, Goastroiizdat. Pt.2. Sec.L. cb.3.
[Specifications for the design of nurseries and kindergartW)
Detskie iasli-sadyj normy proektirovaniia ,MiP II-L. 3-62)~
1962. 11 p. (HIRA 16-12)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvennyy komitet po delam
stroitellstva. 2. GoaudarstyeMy komitet Soveta Ministrov
SSSR po de2am stroitellstva (for Smimov). 3. Nauchno-
isslodovatqllskiy institut obehcheatvennykh zdaniy Akademii
stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SM (for Blokhinay Vikhrova).
(Kindergartens) (Day nurseries)

Use of 5-fluorouracil In olinical Iraatment of
malignant tumors.
u
(MI,
Vest. AM SSSR 19 no.llt62-66 164. ,A 180)
L- Inatitut eksperitentallnoy I klinicheakoy
onkologii AMN SSSR,
Moskva.
do

BLOKHINA. N.G.: BYCHKOV, M.B.; STARICHKOV, M.S.
Results of combined treatment of patients with lun,--
cancer;
5-fluorouracil and X-ray therapy. Med. rad. 10
no.5:13-17
My 165. (MM lSiO
1. Khimioterapevticheskoye (zav.- doktor med. nauk V.I.
Astrakhan)
i 1-ye khirurgicheskoye (zav, doktor med. nauk B.Ye.
Pet-erson"
j
otdeleniya i rentgeno-radiologicheskiy Wel (zav, prof.
I.L.
Tager) Instituta eksperimentallnoy i klinicheskoy
onkologli AMN
SSSR, Moskva.

PIROGOV, Ael.- NOMINA N.(I.
ladirations for pirtial. resections in lung cancrar. Vop. onk.
rio. 50-14 165. 18:8)
1. Iz tural-allnoy kl-iniki (zav. - doktDr ined.nauk, P.Ya*.Peterson)
i Idinicheskoy onkolog.i AMI Z~'SSR
(dir. - deyotvitel'r cha,~n AMIN SSSR prof. N.N.Blckbin).

BLOKHIINA, 0. 1.
Akulov, N. --., Blokhina, 0. 1., Bol'shova, K. M , and
Chernova,~-. P. Investieation
of the constant of the anistropy of energy in triple alloys of
the system Ni-Cu-Mo. P 835
The c-an5tant of anistropy for the triple system Ni-Cu-Mo
changes as the amount
of copper and molybdenum are increazed.
Scientific Research Inst. of Fhysics. Moscow State UnIversity
July 7, 1940
SO: Journal of Technical Fhysics, (USSR.) 19, No. 8, (1949)

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PAVLOV, M.S.I-DRIEMO~ G.V.1 BABAKHIN, N.Ya.;RLOPINA; T.F.;
GRISHINA,
A.T.; SOICOLISKIYp I*F,, red.; PEFUSO.-M.N., tokhn-.--r&ry
TOKER,
A.M.. telilm, -red,
(Workbench of a radio servioeman] Raboobee mesto aborshchika i
montaftiika radioapparaUiry. Moskva, Vees. uchabno-pedagog.
izd-
vo Proftekhizdat) 1961, 210 pe (MIRA 14:n)
1. Normativno-issledovatellskiy otdol TSentrallnogo
tokbnologiche
skogo bywo (for Pavlov, Demeshkop Babakhinj Blokbima,
Grishina).
(Radio industry)