SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOLYSHEV, N.N. - BOMBARDIROV, P. P.

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BOLYSHEV, N. N.
"The Distribution of Algae in Profiles of Certain Soils
of Desert Zones.."
Vest. Moskov. U., Ser. Obshch, Nauk, No. 8, 1947
33T53

The uhn d dw WuvW Wton of
structuroless cherno-
sm. NNN. ~HW v. Vestpok
Maubor. I'mr. 3, INia. W.
81-93( '-lack of a
structural pi-file with
an ar.
mulation of structurdess
heavy material in the B
horizon
in same spots of
chernomm. usually
encountered in de-
Pr ned artAs, is
explained by the
reversion of mineml,.
I
rZ montmorilkinhe to
tionfronirr, %0h an
excess of lia-
drated oxides of Al and
Fe. Thm atriai; i4fe
oubovint In
,intennittent conditions
of surface switniping
imil dew~-
N. J,,ITc

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'OLYSIL' J, ,. N .
37235- Evolyutsiya i klassillikatsiya pochv v
osveshchycnii D. :-'.
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Fochvo-ryedeniye, 12119, *','0. 11, s. 677-81.
lUblio-a-': 7 ~,,'Zv-
SO: Letopist Zliuiiialtnyldi Stattay, Vol. 7, 1949

BOLYSHEV, N.N.; MZHELISKAYA, A.F.
4;A
The origin of the red-b.rown soils of the tak7re in Western
Preeaspiya-
Vestnik Moskov. Univ. 7. No.5, Bar. Piz.-Mat. i Estestvane
Hauk No~3v
85-103 '52. 1 1 MRA 5:8)
(CA 47 no.21:11625 033)

BOLYS)IIEV. N. N.
Origin and evoluticn of
takyr soils
Poch vc-.-,,edenie no. 5
]~!52

1. BOLYSHEV, N. N. and M-MCIMOVA, Ye. A.
2. USSR (600)
I+. Algae - Don Valley
7. Species composition of algae in certain soils of the lower Don
river. Vest.Mosk.un.
7 No. 10p 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March
1953. Unclassified.

BOLYSHEV N.N.; VOROBIYEVA, L.iL.
Soils of the limans in the western C4tsDian Sea region.
Vest.Kosk.un. 8
no.3:69-82 Mr (MY-RA 6:6)
1. Kafedra pochvovedeniya. (Caspian Sea Region--Soils)

le Chevnut,
The Alynaraks el readily stAublL ;all% In tf
zone uoila complex in the Stalingrad-steppe region. N."'N.,
olyshev, L, N.'llyk-ova, aml H. N.-Kotinova. VcOnX
3fask(n--'Uttiv, 8, No. F), Ser. ris.-.11til. i Rtlesiven, Nauk
No 3. 101-14(1053).-The authori studied -1 soil tylw.~;
bright che,tnut (1), meadow chumolat (11"' Sulolletz (111)~
and Suslikovin p). III, with background of 1, con~titutcsi
more thnn 500,',~ of soil ill the area studied. The zoiie of
accumulation of readily sol, L:alts is at a depth of SU cal.
for I and at '*-70 cm. for 111. All tudied were bandy
loninq with himellar-leafy structure of A hmizon. Tlicte
is a horizon of increased silt anel phys, clay (hydroxides or
complex organo-mineral cutripds,), the thickness and cittan-
tity, resp, Increasing from the cru%ty-columnar to the decp-
columiiar varieties of 111. The :iuthu-s consider horhon A
as accumulative-cluvial, with incrtased (,xidcs of Fc anti Al
owing to intensive biol. proccssts, while horizon 13, is detise
illuvial, with =-.mulution of colloi,lal particles from both
weathering and biol. processes. Bicarbonate concu. occars
ill horizon B, and up to 30-40 cin. arid- bears little relation
to that of chloridei nnd sulfateq, which accumulate in the
sub-solonetz layer or thmpcr; chlorides in forest zont often
occurring at I m. or more, with les,,-ixiobile sulfates at,
e.g.,
80 cm. The distribution of Ca and Mg is closely related to
thnt of %tilfate. During the vegetative period the readily
sol. salti remain at greatcr depths. There is a direct rela-
tion of depth %vith* moisture penctiation. At thc end vf
July the salts njove upward, chlodile, -nn-~ih:it fa,tvi thail
sulfates, owhig to capillarity. and jjclllap~ al"O. owing to
suction of root vessels. Tilt: development ef 1his wi~r.tlury
horizon with seasoai pulsltioo of ~-di!y A. ,It~
oil the thick-ocss and silt content of the illuvi;%l
A.

USSR/Geophysics - Soils Sep 53
."The~Essence of the Malting Process and its Role
in the Formation of the Soils of the West Caspian
Region,"~N. N. Bolyshev anA"S. A. Tyurdeneva,
Chair of Soil Science
Ve st Moe Univ, Ser Fizikomat i Yest Nauk., No 6,
PP 35-47
State~.-that their observations and other investiga-
,tionrij(k. G. Kurganskiy, "Certain Problems of the
Characteristics of Soils of the Southeast," Pochvo-
vedeniye (Soil 8cience~, No 3) 1951) in the West
275T65
0'aspian Region established that most soils) in-
,luding also zonal-brown soils, possess a whitish
zoloration and a laminar-flalty structure in hori-
ton A, the thickness of which varies widely from
~-3 cm in red-brovn soils to 15-25 am in meadow-
'irth malting soils and 58 em in malt soils.

FD-1498
USSR/Geophysics - Soil Science
Card 1/1 : Pub. 129-1/18
Author : Bolyshev, N. N.
Title : Essence of the soil forming process. A general discussion
Periodical : Vest. Mos. un., Ser. fizikomat. i. yest. nauk, 9,
No 6, 3-15, Sep 54
Abstract ; The author discusses the main ideas of Russian and
USSR pedologists; e.g.
S. I. Korzhinskiy (1888), K. K. Gedroyts (1925), K. D. Glinka
(1926),
S. A. Zakharov (1932), V. A. Kovda (1934), D. G. Vilenskiy
(1924-1945),
L. I. Prosolov (1936), B. B. Polynov (1938), A. A. Rode
(1947-1950), Yu. A.
Liverovskiy, 1. N. Antipov-Karatayev (1953), N. L. Blagovidov
(1953). and
V. R. Villyams. Twenty-two references, all USSR.
Institution: Chair of Soil Science
Submitted : March 20, 1954

US,133R~6~6~t9iysics
Pedologists in Kazald-istan FD-1619
Card 1/1
Pub, 129-22/23
Author
Bolyshev, 14. N~, and Yevdokimova, T. I.

Title
Works of soil scientists on virgin and fallow lands in Kazakhstan
Periodical t
Vest. Mosk.. un,, Ser. fizikomat. i yest,. nauk, 9, No
8, 144-145,

Dec 1954
Abstract :
In connection with the resolution of
the February-March la5h Plenum of

the Central Committee CPSU on the
increasing of the production of grain

by way of sowing of grain
cultures on virgin and fallow lands, a group

of 22 (18
6tudent-graduates, 3 laboratory assistants of the Chair of

Soil
Science S. A. Tyurdenevy A. P. Mzhellskaya, and A. P. Lobutev)

under the guidance of Docent N. H. Bolyshev worked from 1 April to

5 June 1954 in Kustanay, Sev,.,ro-Kazakhstanskaya and
Favlodarskaya Ob-

last'; another group consisting of 8 persons left
for Kazakhstan in

the second half of August and stayed until 15
October (6 associates

of the Soil Department: K, B. Orlov, Ye.- W.
Plastinin, G. I. Glebov,

V. V. Aleksandrov, L. A. Sergunin(I G. D.
Belitsin; two associates of

the Chair of Geography of Soils,
Geography Facultyg Candidates L. S.

Dolgov and Yu. I. Stroganov).
Institution

Submitted

BO-- Jay NikjG2X2v N15
632.893
.B69
Proiakhozhdeniye i evolyutmiya pochy takyrov (Origin and
evolution of soils of takyr (salt bottoms) Moskva, Izd-vo
Moskovskogo Universitsta, 1955.
94 p. illus., tables.
OLiteraturs"t P. 92-05)

BOLYSM, N.N.; VLADYGMSIrIY, S.A.; YNVDOIIINOVA, T.
1.
Principles and approaches to an over-all study of
soil cover.
Vest.Nomk.un,10 uo,8:141-149 Ag 155. (KLRA 9:1)
(Soils)

BOLYSHEV, N.N.; SHTINA, N.A.
-
In memory of R.A.Manuchareva. Bot.zhur.40
ne.6:911 N-D 155.
(Manuchareva, Ekaterina Alekseevna, 1892-1954)
(MIRA 9:4)

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:nLYSIIEV, n.-Tit
"Modern Views on the Formotion of Salt Londs," Lomorsov
1,~ctures in,
10,56, vest. Mosh. U., Physico Mnth and T~aturai sciences
3erias, 4, No. 6 pp 147-
160, 1956, Biologgical Soil. Fuculty
Ttanslation U-3,054, 363

,C -sit and VVOU11611-Of the 5411no 1)f
N. N. Bolylltv, vejlp";-~ Ho5kc.. C', i,;, 11,
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ca I l'o - af n Z! d Z1 1a- r~ , rel nail- 5 in t; I c cc% I I ;~T ,
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BOLYSUV, N
Work of the Joint Kustanav Brpedition. Test., Moak. nn. SF,
1-. t I ol.
pochv., gaol. geog. 12 no.l:-258-260 '57- 10:
I al'research)
(Kustanay Province-Agricultur

LIVEROVSKIY, Yu.A.- BOLYSHEV N N.
"How to study soils in the .field
Reviewed by M.A.Liverovskii and
no-10:109-110 0 157.
(Soils--Analysis)
and in the laboratory" by G.G.Eremin.
N.N.Bolvahev. Pochvovedenie
(MIRA 10-12)
Oremin, G.G.)

"T,
BOLYSHEV, N.N.; SHISHKO, G.K.
Vegetation and aoils-of the recently exposed coastal plain
of the
Caspian Sea. Test.-iXonk. un. Ser. biol., pochv., geol.,
geog. 12
no.1:159-167 '57, (MLRA 10M)
i. Kafe iochvovedeniya Moskovskogo gosudarstvannogo
univ3rsiteta.
drf.p (Caspian Sea region-Soils and crops)

BOLYSHEVIL H.11.--,-GAY'ML', A.G., doktor eel
Iskokhotyayetvannvkh nauk; GOLIDADE,
-~-i A., agronom
Special problems of agriculture on sandy loam soils in
areas where
now lands are being brought under cultivation.
Zemledelie 6 no.12:
55-62 D '58. (MIRA 11112)
Mazakhatan-Reclamation of land)

B VOROB IYEVA, L.A.
W-11 ~-- ;
Role of vegetation in the formation of Solonsts
soils. Test.
Moak. un. Ser. biol., pochv., geol., 9809- 13
no.2:97-108 '58.
(MIRA 11:9)
1. Mosknvakiy gos. universitet, Kafedra
ochvovedentya.
(Solonetz soils) (Soil biol - 5

BOLYSHEV, NOT.; SOIAWYEV, M-V-
Methods of investigating soils of state farms established
on virgin
lands. Fochvovedenie no.4:51-60 Ap 158. (MIRA 11-5)
l.Moskovs1dy gosudarstvennvy univernitet im. M.V.
Lomonosova.
(Soil surveys)

ALEKSANDROVSKAYA, H.A.; BOLTSHEV, N.N.;
TYURDENEVA, S.A.
Fractionation of humus in connection with the
study of the
geneaio of gray meadow soils of the Volga Delta.
Nauch.dokl.
vys.shkoly; biol.nauki no.1:210-215 '59. (MIRA
12:5)
1. Rekonandovana kafedroy pochvovedeniya
Moskovskogo gosudar-
stvennogo universiteta Im. M-V.Lomonosova.
(VOLGA DELTA--SOILS--AIIALYSIS) (HUMUS)

BOLYSHEV, N. N.
Genesis of light-colored chestnut and brown noiIR.
H~uch.dokl.
vys.shkoly; biol,nauki W-3;212-215 159. (NDU 12 S 10)
1. Rekonnnflovana kafedroy pochvovedeniya Mookovskogo
goandar-
stvennngo iinivorsiteta i%. M.Lounnonova.
(Soil formation)

BOLYSHOW,
Soils in natural regions of the eastern slope of Yergeni Hills
and western part of the Caspian Depression. Vest.Mosk.un.Ser.biol.,
pocbv.. geol.. geng. 14 no.l*-79-91 159- (14IRk 12:9)
L-14oskovskiy gosudarstvenrqy universitet, Kafedra pochvovedeniya.
(Yergeni Hills--Soils)
(Gasplan Depression-Soils)

BOLYSHFV, N.H.; SHTINA, B.A.
Vegetationaud soils inthe cutoff area of the western
part of the
Volga Delta. Vest.Mook.un.Ser.biol., pochv., geol.,
geoge 14
no.4:63-70 159. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Kafedra pochvovedeniya Moskovskogo universiteta.
(Volga Delta region--Soils)
(Volga Delta region--Plant communities)

SHTINA, Z.A.; BOLYSHEV* 11.11.
Algae of Solonetz soils. Bot. zhur. 45 no.11t1619-1629 N 160.
(MIRA 13:11)
1. 11rovskiy sel'skDkhoz7aystvOWY institut i Moskoveldy goSudar-
stvennyy universitet.
(Algae) (Solonetz soils) (Soil micro-organisms)

BOUSHEV N.N.; 1CM-OLAYEV, V.A.; TYURDENWA, S.A.
Some results achieved and outlook for a comprehensive study of
soils of the Virgin Territory in the Kazakh S.S.R. Nauch. dokl.
vys.-shkoly; b~ol. nauki, no.4tl86-195 16-1. (MIU 14: 11)
1. Rekomendov~ma kafedroy pochvovedeniya Moskovskogo
gosudarstvennogo
unbreroJUta In. M.V.Lomonosova.
(VIRGIN TERLUTORY-ZOILS)

BOLYSHb-V, N.N.
Role of algae in soil formation. Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 6: Biol.,
pochv.'16 no.2:67-75 14r-Ap '61. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Kafedra pochvovedeniya Moskovskogo gosudarstvemogo
universiteta.
(ALGAE) (SOIL FdRRATION)

IVANOV, K.I., red.; EFLOTSERKOVSKIY, M.Yu.,, red.;
jPLXStqV
red.;
GEDY14IN, A.V., red.; GLAZOVSKAYA, M.A., red.;
GOLOVEENKO, S.V.,
red.; ZVORYKIN, K.V., red.; IGNATIYEV, G.M., red.;
KUZNETSOV,
G.A... red.; LEBEDEV, N.P., red.; LEBEDEV,
P.N.,.red.;
IUKIT~IKOV, AA. , red. ; SHEYNIN, L. B. , red. ;
GREBTSOV, P. P.
red.; YERMAKOV, M.S., tekhn. red.
(Accounting for and the evaluation of agricultural
land)
Uchet i otsenka sel'skokhoziaistvennykh zemell. Pod
red. K.I.
ivanova. Moskva, Izd-vo Mosk. univ., 1963. 385 p.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Fam--Valuation) (Boils--Classification) (Cadasters)

BOLYSHFV N.N.
"Dzharyk" soils. Pochvovedenie no.909-48 Ag [i. e. S]
163.
(KIRA 16tlO)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
Lomonosova.
(Siberia, Western-Soils) (Kazkhstan--Soils)

RYABOVI V.F.; BOLYSHEV, N.N.
Present state of the abundance of steppe marmots in
some regions
of the Virgin Territory. Zool. zhur. 42
no.4.,602-608 163,
(MIRA 16:7)
1. Biologico-Pedologieal Facultyp The State
University of
Moscow.
(Virgin Territory--Mamots)

SHTINA, E.A.; BOLYSHEV, N.N.
Algal communities in the soils of and and desert Bteppes.
Bot. zhur. 48 no.5:670-680 My 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Kirov.,Idy sel'skokhozyaystvennyy institut i Moskovskiy
go.-,udarst-%,-snnyy universitet.

BOLYSHEV, N.N.
2:~Jl Of T-0ChV0Ve-j,3:lli6 1-10.~Z
Rale of algas in -the
79-85 JoIC-4 ( 4114 r, 3 7 )
1. Moskovskly

BOLYSHEV, N.N.; KAPUSTKINA, N.A.
Nature., composition, and characteristics of the absorption
complex
of Solonetz soils. Pochvovedenie no.12:32-41 0 164.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarst-vennyy universitat imeni M.V.
1,omonosova.

,Y,. N.N.,, SETINA, E.A.; KONNOVA, Yt~.N.
_ jq~j�~C-
Effec~, of varlous salts and thei't- cow-untra Lions on
algal species.
Vest.Mosk, un. Ser. 6: Blul.., pcchv. 20 no.2-.72-30
Mr,-Ap(,1,65.
IRA 18,',5)
1. Kafedra pochvovederdya Moslcov-3kogc)
up-1.versj4C-ta.

IBBEDEV, T.S. [Lebediev.. T.S.I.- SOBAKARI.,
G.T. (Sobakar,, H.T.];
OROVETSKIY, Yu.P. [Orovetalkyi, IU.P.];
BOLYUBAKH, K.A.
Recent data on the geological structure of the
zone of
Junction of the Pokrovo-Kireyevo and
Tellmanovo blocks
(northeaetern part of the region of the Sea of
Azov).
Dop. AN MR no.1:91-94 162. (KOA 15:2)
1. Institut pofimikr AN USSR. Predstavleno
akademikom
AN USSR V.G.Bondarchukom [Bondarchuk,, V,H.I.
(Donetsk Province-~:Geologyv Structural)

LEBEDEV, Taras Sergeyevich; SOBAKARI Grigoriy Timofeyevich;
OROVETSKIY, Yuriy Pavlovich; BOLYUBAKH, Klavdiya
44tanamn" SUBBDTIN, S. I., akade-M-4. oiv-.--r-e-cF--;
MELINIK, A.F., red.izd-va; RAKHLINA, N.F., takhn. red.
[Tectonici~ of the central part of tho northern slope of
the Crimqkn Mountains and results of its studying; based
on geophysical and geological data) Taktonike tsentrall-
noi chasti severnogo sklona Krymskikh gor I opyt so izu-
cheniia; po materialam geofinichaskikh i goologicheakikh
isoledovanil. [By] T.S.Lebedev i dr. Kiev Izd-vo Akad.
nauk USSR, 1963. 85 P. tmia 16:5)
1. Akademiya nauk Ukr.SSR (for Subbotin).
(Crimean MountAin-Geology, Structural)

LEBEDEV, T.S.; SOBAKARIP G.T.; OROVETSKIY, Yu.P.i-,&& ~I ~~-A-
Geologic structure of the conjugated z6ne of Pokrovo-Mireevskiy and
Tellmanovo blocks in the northeastern part of the Azov Sea region.
Geofiz.abor. no.1:32-36 162. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Institut geofiziki AN UkrSSR.
(Azov Sea region-Geology, Structural)

ILBLID)IN) L.O. [Lebediev, T.S.); G.T. [Sob-,'-.nr,
0,WV",'TSKIY,
Yu.11. [Orovotslicyi, IU.P.1; BOLYULAII, K.A.
Rew data on the tectomcs of the central part of the
northern slope of
the Cri-mean Mountains on the basis of the materia-1s of
geophysical
studies. Dop. JVI U116R no-3:33~390 163. (MILk 17:10)
1. Institut 11-c"OfizilU IV4, UkrS.3-Al. I-ru(Istavlono
MI I I k r3 ~.,, R
S.I. Subbotinym.

i -41 RE DE v " K.A.
I
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~~n~.-,tal llicture~ of the
~;ea 1)aBlr~ an.-o~ding !---o geophysical
16 ~ .
Cz:lmc.,a und the B2ack-Azov
stiidip~~. Geofiz. sbor.
(.MIRA -18,t6)
1. lzi:?titot Ali likmISR.

ACC NRI
AT6030893
SOURCE CODE: UR/3169/66/000/016/0031/0094
AUTHOR; Bolyubakh K. A.
ORG: Institute of Geophysics, AN UkrSSR (Institut geofiziki AN
UkrSSR)
TITLE: Application of second vertical gravity derivatives for
inter-
pre-tation of gravimet'ric: observationa
SOURCE; AN UkrSSR. Geofizicheskiy abornik, no. 16, 1966.
Primenentye
geofizicheskikh metodov pri geologicheskom kartirovanii
d6kembriya
(Use of geophysical methods in geological mapping of the
PercambrlcLn),
81-94
TOPIC TAGS: second vertical derivative, gravity anomaly, gravity
gradient, anomalous field, geological heterogeneity , mapping,
gravimetric-1
survey, rdneral, petrology
ABSTRACT: Empirical formulas are used for computation of second
veritcal derivatives for gravity acceleration in the z-axis
direction,
based on gravity anomalies obtained by gravimetric surveys.
Second
vertical derivatives for Korsunl--Novomirgorod plutonic rocks in
the
Ukraine were computed, using the empirical Paul's formula. This
massif!
contains local anomalies with gradients of 2-4.5 mgl/km in t-he
Western
part and 1.5 mgl/km in the eastern part. These anomalies show the
heterogeneous structure of rocks. Second vertical derivatives
have
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field using Paullst
uted for the anomalous Elkins', an4
been comp Results of computations were represented
Aub"Ibach's formulas. of positive and negative a,nomaliesi
graphically on maps where the 'regions may be prepared
were stressed. Large-scale gravimetric. survey maps
!-using Paul's formula for second veritcal derivatives. Geological
investigations proved that regions of positive anomalies of second
derivatives are rich in dense rocks which may be deeply imbedded
in the,
crystalline massif. Formulas used for computation of second deriva
-
tives are sufficiently sensitive to find subsurface heterogeneities
in the crust. Fields of anomalies of second derivatives detect
better
geological heterogeneities than direct observations of gravity. The
author expresses gratitude to 1. A. Balabushavich and V. 1.
Starostenkol,
-1. for their advice. -Orig. art. has: 8 figures, I table, and 2
formulas.;
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AUTHOR: Lebedev, T. S.; Bolyubakh, K. A.
ORG: none
SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/66/000/000/0147/0155
TITLE: Structure of the Earth's crust in the Crimea Mountains and
the Black Sea
basin according to data from gravimetric investigations
SOURCE! AN SSSR. Otdeleniye nauk o Zemle. Nauchnyy sovet po
kompleksnym issledo-
vaniyam zemnoy kory i verkhney mantii. Glubinnoye stroyeniye
Kavkaza (Abyssal
structure of the Caucasus). Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1966, 147-155
i-jriC TAGS: ri-;t~,,ovicic discontinuity, earth gravity, earth
crust, granitic layer,
basUic layer, 1; 1
ABSTRACT: The correlation of available data on the structure of
the Earth's crust
in the Crimean Mountains and the Black Sea basin made it possible
to compile a
generalized gravity-anomaly map (not given in the test) for this
region. In the
area of the Black Sea, a large, positive anomaly, 10-35-kni wide,
extending over
~ significant part of the Crimean meganticlinorium is superposed
on
~ background of a smoothly varying gravity field. A region
characterized by some-
what reduced gravity values borders the positive anomaly field of
the Crimean
Mountains from the side of the Black Sea. Two very intense
positive gravity anomalies-
are found in the central part of the Black Sea. The
deep-seismic-sounding and
gravity data were utilized in preparing 3 cross sections of the
Earth's crust.
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Qualitative calculations indicate that the intense positive
gravity anomalies of the
western Caucasus Crimea and the Island of Cyprus are associated
with either an
upwarping of ..the basaltic layer or with an intrusion of a
body of basic and ultra-
basic rocks into the upper layers of the Earth's crust. Orig.
art. has: 4 figures.
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BOLYUKH, I.
R831able opBration'of boilers. Mor. flot 23
no.8:25 Ag 163.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Glavnyy inzb. Asovskogo upravleniya
Ghernomorskogo
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AUTHORS:Bolyunova, A. D. and Morozov, V. LIT.
TITLE: On Photoelectric Measurement of the Night Glow of the
Sky
(0 fetoelektricheskikh izmereniyakh svecheniya nochnogo neba)
PERIODICAL: Izvesti-ya Ak-ademii nau1c SSSR, Seriya
geofizicheskaya,
1959', Nr 2", pp 721-.32,5 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The purpose of the photoelectric measurements of the
night
glow of the sky is a determination of light emission
X 5577, 58937 6300 R and of the band OH . However, the
interpretation of the results of the measurements becomes
complicated due to the continuous spectrum of the slqr caused
by the diffusion of light in the lower atmosphere. To over-
come these diflfic;alties the a'athoz-,..; suggest an
application
of the specially calibrated photometers which could differen-
tiate between the two factors: a continuous constant and a
linea_~- radiation. This can be done when the diffusion in
the lower atmosDhere is considered as Eq (1), where, instead
of the usual coefficienzs of filters (Refs 1 and 2), a trans-
mission widt;h of the filter A X is taken which is an equi-
valent of t:ll(:,- coeflioient of transmission k., of the wave
X (B x "- brightZLeSS of radiation in quants cm-2sec-1 7 b
general bri--13.taess in quants cm-'2 sec-1 and R-1
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On Fhotoelectriz:~ lleasur:pment c;f the Night Glow of the Sky
L~ angle of photometer, As -- surface of objective,
c coefficient of proportion), There-Lore, for calibrating
t6 pliotcmete:c, the value of c% ~ kx ---,d' A % should be
known f or every N and dwAS , Thus4, for the photometer
for measjxing the s!-.at~light, the expression (2) should be
solve-d (EOX st:aT ill'.UlAna'-1-ion J. r, -1~ ILJ
-ie ob-ective when the
a'mo sr,'a ~, r i c: --cudilions are eliminated,,
measured star
I
-acspheri.. ~~onditian), In order to
illuni,nation ii~ ttle atL
obtain
BI B
%
the expresoions (3) can be cal-,-I~ulated from the ELIs (1) and
(2).
Generally, the radiations B % eald 1)X of the different 6%
could be obtained when two photcmeters are employed but the
measuramento will not 'be in proportion to b XIBX , because
the differenc,:t could be .-onsiderable (Table 1). In two cases
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On Photoelectric Measurement of the Night Glow of the Sky
the ratio of two measurements of the different AX will be
constant: 1) when the linear radiation can be determined
(BI% = 01 X, say, 530 k) and the effective wavelengths in
both photometers are equal., then a relation Awl/&2 can be
obtained from Eq (4) (i and 2 - first and second photometers);
2) when the continuous radiation (atmospheric diffusion) does
not exist. Then the ratio of two measurements of the, linear
radiation AX11AX2 can be found from Eq (5). The absorption
B' can be defined as a sum of absorptions I HI Eox I 'A?L I
,aw and J. when the relation:
10
0 0).
takes place T - optical thickness, x - 1/sin h , h'~~,20
The absorption of an individual observation BI can be
determined as:
'6B 8% + A EOx
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On Photoelectric Measurement of the Night Glow of t1le Sky
The precision of the photometers becomes a major factor in
obtaining the high accuracy of the measurements based on
these calculations. Table 2 shows an example of the deviat-
ions which wele obtained (Columns 3 and 4) when the va-rious
filters viere used, One of the best photometer,-~ , was
designed by ii. S, Khlebni.kov, Results of the measurements
0
obtained by this photometer are shown in Fig 1, showing
I U , an
error of less than 2%. The calibrating of the photometer
can oni
Ly be done in a condition of constant radiation. This
can be determined by the 2-readings method when the formula:
1 qIMA
IH
1 - opq
can be employed I6,p, or IMA readings at large and
small diaphragms, 02 = IMA1,6A The author conveyed his
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On Photoelectric Measurement of the Night Glow of t1rie Sky
0
gratitude to N. S. Khlebnikov for the use of his photometer,
V. S. Shifman for constructional details of photometers and
M. A. Yermolayev for operating the photometers. There are
2 tables, 1 figure and 4 references; 3 of the references
are English and 1 is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya nauk SSSR, Institut fiziki atmosfery (Academy
of Sciences USSR, Institute of Physics of the Atmosphere)
SUBMITTED: June 27, 1958.
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"--BOLYUNOVA, A.D.
The problem of constructing a model of the
atmosphers. Izv-AN
SSSR.Ser.geofiz. no-10:1529-1533 0 160. (MIR-A 13:9)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR, InstitUt f12iki atmoefer7..
(Mmosphere, Upper)

37857
17 ~L'a S/049/62/000/006/002/002
1-1 D207/D304
XUMHOIRS 110rozov, V.1-L't Bolyunova, A.D. and Yer-tuolayev,
~A.A.
m y On calibratinp
4 gphotoelectric measuremen s o" weal:
light sources
PZ.',~,IOD!Cz~L: Alcademiya nauh SSSR. Iovestiya. Seriya
geofiziches-
kaya, no. 6, 1962, 340-844
TZXT: Duriny the 1GY the authors measured photoelectrically
the nzight-sky e-,aission using, as light standards, two Z'ns:Cu
p~115-
-,.)!-Io"-s -106 (FK-106) activated with radioactive nuclides Cs
(-phos-phor 'N7o. 1) and SOO (phosphor No. 2). The phosphors were
developed mid prepared at the La-boratoriya Iyuminestsentsii
fizi-
cheskocro ins-Lituta im. P.N. Lebedeva AN SSSR (Luminescence
Labora-
%.ory, Physics 1-astit-o-te imeni P.N. Lebedev, ~6 USSR). The
present
paper reports a study o-If the variations of the intensity of
emission
of these two phos-phors with temperature arnd with time. The
tempera-
ture v,-.ried from, about -50C to about +400C. Before
measurements,
the phosphors were,kept at each of these temperatures for several
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On calibratinG photoelectric ... D207/D304
hours in order to reach equ~*.libritln, it ,,Yas that at a cer-
taill emission wavelength ')L-L (5550 for phosphor No. I and
-5280 "R for No. 2) there was no change of the e-mission
intensity
n I ~g from -50C to +40(1C. At )L1 the c1hange was negative
o
heatip
(a decrease) and at the change was positive (a rise) - Tf
su'ficient time was not allowed Zoor the phosphors to reacla
equilib-
L
rium, then a tem-perature drop produced first a fall o-LE the
enission
intensity, followed by a slow rise to the equilibrium value; this
happened even at ~ = 11. The emission intensity of the phosDhors
cl-ecayed with time faster than was expected from the decay of
the
radioactive activant-ors: 15-35/10 fall (varying with the
emission
,.Tavelen,fth) ~or -.,)hosl3hor 'No. 1 after 11-1Y months;
10-25i. oo -
phor No. 2 also a--~,~ter ll-~ months. If these variations wit'l
time
and temocrature are allowed -for, Lhe paosphors can be used
success-
f-Ully as weal.-- li,,cht sources suitable for calibration of
pnotorleters.
.Lne authors thaull; V.L. Levshin and L.A. Pakhomicheva for
supplying
the -.phosphor materials and for advice. There are 1 figure and 2
tables.
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S CIC i -~T i Uzi .1,7--adeiiya naiY,
(Institute O-L
S/04 62/000/006/002/002
... D207YD304
fizilci at:mos=ery
instit
SSSP,,
~?hysics Of the i~tr,-os-ohere
SUI~:ITTSD ia-,juary 24, 1962
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A6CESSION M AP30073.41 S/0293/63/001/001/0132/0.139-'Y'
1~wTHORt Krasovskiy. V. I.; Gal'perin, Yu. I..; Dzhordzhio-, N.
V.-,
Mulyirchik, To Me; Bolyunova, A. D.
TITLEi Study of the upper atmosphere by means of the Cosmos 3
and Cosmos 5. 'satellites* 2o Soft pirticles
\,V
.SOURCEs Kosmicheskiye issledovaniya, v. 1, no. 1. 1963, 132-139
TOPIC TAGSt Cosmos satellite, Cosmos 5, geoactive particle,
ionospheric particle, ionospheric current, ionospheric field,
.Ion counter,,-,patticle-counter, Cosmos 3
ion,
ABSTRACT: This is the second in a series of four articles on geo-
active particle research conducted during the Cosmos 3 and Cosmos
orbital flights. This articleidiscusses the existence of currents
of electrons and positive ionkin the upper ionosphere having
energies that are relatively low but greater than thermal. This
was concluded from fluxes detected by the two types of particle
counters used: 1) a sensor formed of a fluorescent screen and
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photomultLplier, which was biased negatively and also shielded with:
Al foil so as to register only electrons above 40 ev and positive
ions whose free path exceeded the foil thickness (e.g., protons of
'the order of 200 Kev); 2) an ton trap which registered electrons
of 5 Kev or more 'and poaitive ions. The trap counters showed re-
peated instances of anisdtropic positive Lon flow in a direction-
normal to the geomagnetic force lines; the fact that no simulta-
neous indications appeared in the indicator screen type counters
thus suggests tha.t these must have been "soft" positive ions, if
protonsp their-energy would be less than 200 Kev. This conclusion
is supported by the fact that when the satellite had turned 180
the Indicator counters in turn registered particlAs not sensed by
the Lon traps, which were'evidently electrons below 5 Kev. There
thus are areas which exhibit local current flow, in which positive
ion energies are 6stimated to be several dozen electronvolts and
average density is 108 ion/cm2/sec/ster. These areas are in the i
200- W 600-km region and tend to remain at the same earth latitudes;
for prolonged periodso sometimes as much as 9 hours, The authors
emphasize that complete determination of the orientations of the
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Cosmos 3 and Cosmos 5 satellites during flight is not yet complete,:
but sufficient data are available to verify the above results.
Additional observatione are made of some high-energy particles,
particularly those registered in the South Atlantic geomagnetic
anomaly. If these had been positive ions, the ion trap count, being
the algebraic sum of incoming particles, would have been phase op- ,
posed to the indicator count, which records the absolute sum; sincd,'
however, both counters registered such particles in phase, they'
must have been electrons, estimated at between.50 Kev and 1 Mev
and at an omnidirectional density of 5 x 107/cm2/sec. Regarding
electron counting technique, the possibility of spurious effects
caused b~r the flelds of on-board transmitting antennas,
principally',
that of the telemetry transmitter, is rejected since no difference
in electron count was noted whether the transmitters were on or
off. The intensity and anisotropy of recorded electron currents
agree with earlier data from the 1958 Sputni~N%nd from the U.S.
"Injun" rocket of .1961. Fig. 1 of the Enclosure shows examples of
electron intensity isolines over the South Atlantic taken by
Cosmos 3. Orig. art. has: 7 figures.
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BOLYUNOVA, A.D.; GALPEUN, Yu. I.
*Study of drastic changes of the radiation in the upper
atmoaphere in July 1962**(U-SSR)
Report submitted for the COSPAR Mth International Space
Science Symposium) Florence.,
Italy., 8-2o may 1964.

GALIPERIN, Yu.I.; KRASOVSKIY, V.I.; DZHORDMIO, N.V.;
MULYARCHIK, T.M.;
BOLYUNOVA, A.D.; TEMM, V.V.; MAROV, M.Ya.
Studying the upper atmosphere with the aid of the
satellites
"Kosmos-3" and wKosmos-5." Kos&. issl. 1 no.1:126-146
Jl-Ag 163. (MIRA 17W

qg-
-0, ~~gmwj
1_7
-_---------
Ing K a sr-lb b --;5 Ten-.: in nx-
approacn I ute_s- later:electrons- wit art, v n e r gy: o V
several He v.', be ga a to. predominat-e* -In the magneti.c -region
in- the
vIcinity of ~ Johnston, land, st~ al1i tudes o-f about 500 kn. and in
-ty,- of the z -a
the Vicini _Bra Ilian magnetic nomaly :at-altitudes of 200-~-
300 kno relatively soft electrons, vere detected, whose
absorp'tion~.Ln
the atmosphere was evidently the.cauge of an aurora-borealis di6play
above the Pacific. The maximal intensity registered above the S
Orth
Atlantic on hour after the Oxplosion was on the order of 2 x 1
electron/cm [sec. Thenazinuminiensityof the~~adiation belt formed
zifter the explosion occurred~above the magnetic equator at an a
titude of
approx. 1A50 km above Johnston Island-, Intensity varied with longi-
t .,firs - A
ude.. During the ti few ays,~,a,,rapid drop in intensity was noted
which gradually tapered- off-~iad -tb-A't:afrer: the first four
months the
intensity in the center-:of~ tb'S:be1t had-,declined by approximately
one
4-' a t an
order. An increase in the background radiation was detecte
.-altitude considerably below: tbAt_of:tha existing steady-scate
radia-
tion. belts. The docay rate -of this, excess radiation was close to
the naximum of that of the backgrbund:-radlation caused by cosmic
ray#. The authors include graphic. aata:,on the decay rate and a dis-
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AUTHOR: 321Y-UD-03 _L.; Galtperin,-Yu. I.; Potapov. B.-P.,
Temnyy,~V. V'; ~~~Skay~~F. K.
TITIX: Preliminary results of particle studies using the
"Elektron-111 satellite
SOURCE: Vses uznava konferentsiva vo fizike kosmicheskagS stranstva.
Moscow
_pr(~ t
1965. Issledovaniya kosmicheskogo prostranstva (Space research);
trudy konfire~n_
Moscow.4 Izd-vo Nauka, 1965, 466-417
TOPIC TAGS: particle physics, artificial earth satellite, satellite
data analysis,
electron, proton
ABSTRACT: The.authprs analyze data from tjbp "Elektron-111 to
determine the distribu~
tion of radiation" \IEL -_ 7
in the &fj ~ma ietic..trap .ong the o_rSit of the satellite in Janu-1
lary-March 1964. At lower latitudes (L < 2) close to the equator, the
dominating
particle flux i9 from electrons of natural orig-in with bnergies of
20;~4100 kev rind an
intensity of up to 2-109 particles-cm-2-sec-1, and from electrons
artificially -;A-
jected by the high-altitude explosion of 9 July 1962 with energies of
several Mev
and a flux of 'up to 2-108 1"
particles.cm-2.sec- . There are.also trapped protons in
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.tb-;Z~; same region with energies of tens and hundreds of Mev and
an intensity of up t~
:,v5-10 uarticies-cm-2.sec-i (9 > 50 Mey). At middle latitudes (2 <
L < 4) there isl
0
a sharp increase in the flux.of soft protons with energies of a few
hundred kev t
intensities of no less than ~,108 particles-cm-2.sec-l at latitudes
of 30-500 and ap-1
parently to no less than v3-108 close to the plane of the equator
'at L ^- 3. Their
spectrum is softer at higher latitudes. Both protons and electrons
are observed at,
higher latitudes', the low energy electron component (E > 20 kev)
being extremely
variable, especially during increased geomagnetic activity. The
boundary of the
capture zone in the geomagnetic field during magnetic calm matches
the outlines of
the "momentary" polar aurora zone which reflects the diurnal
asymmetry of the mag-
netosphere. "In conclusion, we are since 'rely grateful to V. I.
Krasovskiy, T. M.
~arc~hik, N. V. Dzhordzhio, M. L. Bra in, G. N.,Zlotin, I.
N.-Kiknadze, I. D.
Dmitriyeva, T. N. Zayly-adimova, A. K. Na-aray-aan-d-G. A.
Bordoyskiy for great as-
sistance in the work and for useful discussions." Orig. art. has: 8
figures and
I table. [141
ASSOCIATION,., none
~SUBMITTED:
02Sep65
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5
AUTHOR: -Bolyunova, A. D.,
'.ORG: none
TITLE: On radio!~ of Cosmos III after the explosion of 9 July 1962
ctiY~i~
,SOURCE: Kosmicheskiye issledovaniya, v- 4, no. 1, 1966, 167-169
TOPIC TAGS: nuclear explosion, satellite data analysis, radioactivity
ABSTRACT: The U.S.A. set off a thermonuclear explouion 400 km in the
air above
4ohneton Island on 9 July 1962. On this date Cosmos III had an
apogee of.615 Km
and a perigee of 221 km. The perigee was at a height of 490 in the
Southern
hemisphere. Prior to this date, radioactivity was at the normal
level of cosmic
irays as measured by qei er c9qn-W7B1Y1n the satellite. At the
instant of explosion,
',Cosmos III was at a height of 6oo Rm, 440 S lat-t 3.10 W long.,
with its recording
:equipment switched off. Daring the! first day after the explosion,
the satellite
came within about 550 km of Johnston Island almost 6 hours after the
explosion, at
A height of about 320 km. The recording apparatus was switched on
about one full
,'day after the explosion, and the radioactivity proved.to be about
2.6 times the
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average value for position and hei&t about 230 km). The excess radi
activity wa
ifound to be independent of longitudeip magnetic field, and cosmic-ray
background#
,This nuggests that the source was either on the satellite itself or
that it was
txtremely widespread. -It is possible that the satellite picked up
radioactive
products in the contaminated upper atmosphere. "The author thanks
Yu.-I.. Gallperin
for his constant advice and his guidance in'the work#" Orig. art. has:
2 figures
1041
SM COM 180 22/ SUBM DATEl 3lA7xg65/ ORIG REFs Oil/ OTH RM 006
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GIRBFAj St.; SAIAHON, I.; BOM, I.; AIAU, B.; SUGNAVA, I.; BOUA,
R.; DUM31FANU,
0.; VASIU, I.
The treatment of Utryngeal cancer at the ORL Clinic, Timisoara.
Tbmftnian M. ]kV. 3 no.1:68-72 Jan-Mar 59.
(LUM, neoplasma
surg. statitit.)

Bowl M.
Cardboard packing material in the food industry, its
deficiency
and possibilities of improvement,-especially In relation
to microbial
effects. p. 411.
PRUMYSL POTRUIN. Praha.
Vol. 6, no. 8, 1955.
SOURCE: East European Accessions Liat (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5,
no. 3, Marcb- 1956.

"Siroval D. Contribution to the methodology of microbiological
analysis of
cardboard, parchment paper, and other paper wrappin.17
materials. p. 553."
1 CI'5
ISonthly list of East European Accessions (E76AI), LC, Vol.. 8,
No. 6, Jun 59 unclas

CZIECHOSLOVZIA'~ Microbiology. Sanitary Microbiology. F-4
-~bs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 16, 1958, 72067.
.t.Xthor Bomar, M*;__~irova, D.
Inst Not-g-fV-en.
Title Influence of Microflora of Wrapping Paper on the
Spoilage of Buttar and Oil Products.
7
Orig Pub: Obaly, 1956, 21 No lp 14-18.
"bstract: During the investigation of parchment paper used
for wrapping oil products, there were-found in
almost every case sporogonic bacteria, micro-
cocci, in separate cases Protous vulgaris I Pseud-
omonas sD.. Bact. flavum, as well as molds TPen-
icillrum, 1sFj_rgil_ju_s_F._ It is proposed to dis-
infoct the paper, The author considers the quan-
tity of mold spores per unit of surface to bo an
indicator of the quality of the paper. The number
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CZ33110510VAKIA / Chemical Technology, Chemical Producta and Thoir I
I -
Application,, Syntbotic Polymera. Plasticu.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - KUziya, No 5, 1959., No. 17535
Author , Bomr Me
Imt 9
Title : Investigation of Stability of Polyvinylchloride Plastics
to the Action of 14croorg5nisms
Oris Pub : Chem. pruWal, 1956, 6, No 12, 5o6-5ii
Abstract : Investigation of-the stability of the polyvinylehloride
Plastics (PP) components included: 13 brands of poly-
viny1chloride plastic, 23 plasticizers, 2 stabilizing
agents, and PF itself.whioh Yore exposed to 8 strains of
bacteria and molds. Polyviny1chloride is not affected
by microorganism nor it inhibits growth of individual
cultures. Of the Imaticizers, insufficiently resistant
are: dioctyladipinate, dioctyloebacinate, ethylenagly-
P~ard 1/2
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-Tol.-11[5 rdcroblology, etc-IW 1958
1295. NOTES ON THE DETERMINATION OF THE FUNGISTATIC
EFFECT OF
FUNGITO)aC COMPOUNDS. TESTS OF FUNGISTATIC ACTIVITY INHI-
BITING VEGETATIVE FORMS IN POPULATJONS OF
NUCRO-ORGANISMS -
Pilspbvek k zjittlovini fitinnosti fungitoxic"ch
sloutenin. Zkoutky fungis-
tatickt aktiv 'formy mikroorganismii v populad -
ity inhibuj(ci vegetativni eh
B u ma r M Vftkumnj Ost. Obalovg, Praha - CSL.
NUKROBIOL. 1957, 2/4
A_
3 Tables I Illus. 2
A modification is elaborated for determining the minimum
concentration of fungi-
toxic substances which inhibits the growth of vegetative
forms of Aspergillus flavus
or A. niger. The test organism is cultured on Sabouraud
agar on a cover slip. The ef -
fective concentration of the compound
(pentachlorphenolate or natrium benzoate) is
determined by placing the cover slip culture on the
surface of nutrient agar con-
taining a given amount of that compound. The out-growing
of mycelia is Inhibited.
Results were read after 48 hr., either microscopically
or macroscopically. The
results obtained are as accurate an those of the
Schamberg-Kolmer method.
Nermut - Brno

czEelioSLOVAKIA/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products
and H
Their Application, Synthetic Polymers. Plastics.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khim., No 13, 1958, 45074.
Author : Domar M.
Inst :
Title : The Resistance to Molds of Films Made from
Polyvinyl
Chloride Plastics mid Polyamides.
Orig Pub: Obaly, 1957, 3, No 3, 72-74.
Abstract: In studying the resistance to molds of films
mde
from polyvinyl chloride plastics and from poly-
nmides it was ascertained that permeability to
molds and growth of molds throggh the mterial
are observed in the case of films which have
micropores; in the case of film free from micro-
Card 1/2
Card 2/2
45

2AW
CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and Their
H-26
Application, Part 3- - Carbohydrates and their
Treatment.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 14, 1956) 48369
Author : Miroslav Bonar
Inst
Title Lta for the Problem of Conservation of Some Natural
Glues
Orig Pub ObalY, 1957, 3, No 5, 136-139
Abstract The methods and results of the study of starch sizing
and dextrin glues stability agninst bacteria and molds
destroying or altering the properties of these glues are
described. The minimum concentrations of the most avail-
able and inexpensive means of eonservation vere established;
the pentachlorophenol compounds proved to be the most
active. At the concentratlon of 0.1r,; of Na pentachloro-
phenolate in starch sizings, their stability against nold)
as well as against bacteria was established. The growth
Card 1/2

CZECHOSLOVAKIA / microbiology. General Microbiology.
F
Geological Activity.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologlya, No 6, 1959, 17o.
24013
Author : Bomar, Miroslav
Inst : 7~al givon -,
Title : On the Problom of Studying Bactoricidal
Stability of Poly-"..-Caprolactam
Ori,, Pub : Chom. prumysl, 1957, 7, No 3, 153-155
0
Abstract : Microorganisms destroy
poly-,.-caprolactam only
if it is in a nutrient medium. Monomeric
caprolactam inhibits the microorganisms in high
concentrations and stimulatos them in low
concentrations. -- From the author's resume
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Biological causes of fat decay. p. ?02. (Prumysl Potravin, Vol.
8, No.4,
1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European AccesEions (REAL) LG, Vol. 6,
No. 8, Aug 1957. Uncl.
C' ,),, ~, n t r y Czechoslovakia B-28
0 at f~z o r y
-ibs
j--ur. : 47725
Auth- - r : Bomar, III.; Lebe-do%ra, A. 141.
incti-,ut.
Peretration of Micl-o-Organisuis Through Fap~r
P-jb. lr!5-"~ 1+t No 2, (1
1 "b t I, of the results c-f stidias of the
n I smr- of Pa re r ar,,,-l -~a rd o -)a rd use d

Czec noslovakia

J OUR.
1959,

6onar, E. and Leoedova,

Soroic Acid az a
',:'ixn;;iciaaI- Aqerit for the Im-

Pregnation of -';rapj-LnK
Miaterials in the packaging

of Food Products

0
fru:11:Ysl Potravin, (), i~o

The authors iiave found tnat
sorbic acid (1) in

concentrations- of about 0.11,: inhibito
the 4rowths

of mold5 (Astergillus niprer, J-,,~niciLlinum
'brovi-

compaclum) regardles6 of p'i in the pil ramre _5..5-

7.,; O't doer. riot affect the grownt of oacteria.

in
contraat to the data pimlished in the litera-

ture, the
a-athors nave found that I iE; oxidized

fairly rapidly in
air. -;'xperiments were made -wit

the pres-~rvation oi butter
uy wrappinF it in

p:4per impregnjted with I. The preservation
cf

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vlnyl cmakdo).
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"Disinfection of Tackin-- p. 28
PHT-ITOYSL, K:q-'I!',IJD4. Praha, Vol. 10) no. 1) 19,C).
Monthly List of Fastu TE'uropean Accessions (ETAI), LC-,
Vol. 6, No. 7., 1950
Uncl.

BOMAR, m.
Estimation of efficiency of fungitoxic compounds
according to the
inhibition of mycelium growtha Folia microbiol. 7
no,3:185-190 162,
1. Packaging InstiWte Prague 5.
(RUNGICIDES pharmacol)

BOMAR, M.
The relationship between the age of Bacillus subtilis
spores and their
resistance to ethylene mcide. Folia microbiol. 7
no-4:259-261 162.
(BACILLUS SUBTILIS) (ETHYLENE OXIDE - pharmacology)

BOMAR 2 M.
Notes on the mechanism of the effect of fungitoxic compounds on
microorganisms. II. Synergism of the bactericidal effect of certain
chemical preservatives and low temperatures. Folia -rdcrobiol. 7
no,5:298-305 162.
1. Packaging Institute, Prague 5.
(ESCHERICHIA COLI) (BACILLUS SUBTILIS) (LACTOBACILLUS)
(YEASTS) (PHENOLS)

ism 6r.4212
Boma& P, pub"M - d lbmahwavws to reets" tbq 146
Oftst l"'M
";-a-
..Progi podwafte )Mw irWek ochrony brmeg6w
friLrskich prred
rroijo,'. Technika Mcm I WybrWM, No. 1, 19SI.
pp. 6-11, S fitts;
The author, in referring to an article by 1,
Wilski entitled
..Concrete breakwaterv an a system of
construction for sea emit
protection". quotes, together with the opinlam
uf Soviet authom..
examples of submerged breakwaters for sea coast
protecUon as
adopted In pracUee in other countries, The type
of breakwater
suggested by 1. WU&kl differs vastly from
almilAr constructiont4
recommended in forellm artMeerl" literature, The
author 1. of
the opinion that the choice of a type of
submerged breakwater to
suit the conditions obt.alning on the Polish
coast %hould be pre-rdm
by laboratory tests on models and advaners a
renrrat ilr"ram Il'i
such tests.

BOMASHI V.Y&.
I
Methods for determining productivity of rotary kilns.
Trudy
GIPROTSNKIINT 8:52-68 1470 W2A 10:4)
(Kilns, Rotary)

SH Ta.t doteent.
"AMIAIL -ails-u-i X~
,z
"Kilns in the coment industry." I.I. Khodorov.
Reviewed by Y.IA.
Bomash. Moment 17 no.4:23-24 ii-Ag 151. (MLHA 9:8)
(Cement kilns)
(Khodorov, E.I.)

B0)4ASB,.TaoF.; KANAY-EV, N.N.; LIKIINITSKAYA, I.I.;
PARILOVA, V.A.; TDESKOV,
I.S.; TaETIYAKOV, A.F.; FRIDMAN, S.Ya. [deceased];
RYhTLMCH, V.S.
(Methodological fundamentals for using functional
studiea in
practical expertise] Yotodicheskie osnovy
ispolizovaniia
funktsionalInykh issiedovanii v ekspertnoi praktike.
Leningrad,
Meditaina, 1965. 228 p. (MIRk 18:12)

OSTROVERKBOV, Georgiy Yefimovich; LUBOTSKIY,
David Nauln-ovich;
BDMASR Yully Maksimoviphi MOVSHOVICH, I.A., red.;
LOPUKHIN,
N.I., tekhn. red.
[Course of operative surgery and topographical
anatomy)Kurs
operativnoi khirargii i topograficheskoi
anatomii. (By]G.E.
Ostroverkhov, D.N.Lubotakii, IU.M.Bomash. Moskva,
Medgiz.,
1963. 739 p. (MIRA 160)
(SURGERY, OPERATIVE)
(ANATOMY, SURGICAL AND TOPOGRAPHICAL)

SPIROV, M.S*; BOMASH. Yu.& , redaktor; MLICHIKOVA. Yu.S.,
tekhnicheakiy
redakto-r
(Guide for the laboratory preparation of human muscles. ligaments,
blood vessels, and nerves) Rukovodetvo po preparirovaniiu myshts,
oviazok. soaudov I nervov chaloveka. Moskva. Goa. izd-vo mod.
lit-r.r, 1954. 268 p (MLRA 8:3)
(knatomy, Raman-Laboratory manuals)

ANIKIIIA, T.I., dots.; BOGUSLAVSKAYA, T.B.0 ass.;
BOMA311, Yu.M.,
dots.; GEYMAN, D.V., ass.; GIMIADLROV,
Yu--77'-V~ss-'
DOBROVA, N.B., ass.; KLEPIKOV, V.A., ass.;
ZUBRILOVA, A.V.,
ass.; IWLIK, V.P., mlad. nauchn. sotr.;
NIKOLAYEV, F.D.,
dots. [deceased]; SYCETNIKOV, I.A., dots.;
TRAVIN, A.A.,
ispoln. obyazarnosti prof.; MAUD, Me., ass.;
KOVANOV,V.V,, prof.,red.; PROKOFIYEV, V.P., red.;
ZAGORELISKIY, ia.l.., tekhn. red.
[Special inethodology for practical work in
topographic
anatonrs and operative surgery] Chastnaia
mctodika praktiche_
skikh zaniatii po, topografichoskoi anatomii i
oporativnoi
khirurgii. lzd.2., perer. i dop. Pod red.
V.V.Kovanova.
Moskma, 1963. 224 P. (MIRA 16%12)
1. Moscow. Pervyy meditsinskiy institut. 2.
Kollektiv pre-
podavateley kafedry operativnoy khirurgii i
topograficheskoy
anatomii 1-go Moskovskogo instituta imeni IJ' '
Seclienova (for
all except Prokoflyev, Zagorel'skly). 3.
Zaveduyushchiy ka-
fedroy operativnoy khirurgii i topograficheskoy
anatonii 1-go
Moskovskogo in5tituta imoni I.M.Seclienova ,
clilena-lcorr6spon-
dent A1,11 SSSR (for Kovanov).
(ANAT014Y, SURGICAL AND TOPOGRAPHICAL)
(SURGKIY, OT-E-RATIVE)

KOVANOV, Vladimir Vasil 'yevichiprof . jBoM -,TnUy
I4&k'9jMQ.Vj!q4'dots.j
BOGUSLOVSK&A,T..B.,,kand.mods~muk~:GEYMAN,D.Y.~,YAW.'mod.vauk
;
ZUIRILOYA,A.V.,kaM.n8d.nAUk; LSONOV,S.V.,kand.iwdiuiukj
NI%OLff&VjF.D;',aoU.[dmm&sed); VAVILOV, G. S.
kand.med.nauk., nauchn. red.
[Practical manual on topographical anatomy] Prakticheskoe
rukovodstvo pi topograficheskoi anatomii; dlia studentov i
vrachei. Moskva, Izd-vo ItMeditsina," 1964. 388 P.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Prepodavateli kafedry operativnoy khirurgii i topografi-
cheakoy anatomii Pervogo Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta
imeni I.M.Sechenova (for Boguslavskaya, Geyman, Zubrilova,
Leonov)- 2. Deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Kovanov).

IVANITSKIY, Mikhail Yedorovich.profesoor; BOXASH, Yu.M.radaktor;
KANINA. X.P.,tekhnicheskiy redakt6~
[Human anatomy] Anatomiia chelovs)w. Izd- 3-0, perer. Moskva.
Goo, Izd-vo 07iskulltura i sport,O Vol. 2. [Internal organs.
vascular system, nervous system, sense organs, organs of internal
ascretion]Vnutrennia organy, sosudistaia nistema, nervnaia
sistema, organy chuvetv, organy vnutrannei aekmtsii.'1956.
323 p. - (MM 10:4)
(ANATOMY, HUMAN)

-5-6 fill Ij ~! 11JP. M
KRENDALI, Petr Yevgenlyevichi kand.med.nauk; KAB.ATOV,
Yuriy.Fedorovich,.
kand.tekhn.nauk; BORASH, Tu.M., red.; LYUBKOVSEAYA, N.I.,
tekJin.red.
[Hadiral equipment manual; guide for pharmaceutical institutes
and pharmaceutical faculties of madical institutes)
Keditsinskoe
tovarovedenie; nchebnoe rukovodstvo dlia farmatsevtichaskikh
institutov i farmatsevticheakikh fakul'tatov meditsinskikh
inatitutov. Moskva. Gos.izd-vo med.lit-ry. 1958. 334 p.
(MIRA 13:1)
(MEDICAL INSTRUMXNTS AlM APPARATUS)

KOVANOV, Vladimir Vasillyevich; ANININA, Tamara
Ivanovna;., ASH
Yu.M., red.; 3)LIDYAYEV, N.A.p takhn. red.
(Surgical anatomW of the fascias and fascial,
spaces in man]
Khirurg1ch6Bkaia anatomlia fastsii i
kletchatochrWkh pro-
stranoty cheloveka. 140'sWas Medgiz, 19619~ 209
(61A 15:3)
(FASCIAE (ANATOMX))
(ANAMY, SURGICAL ABD TOPOGRAPHICAL)

SZGZESNIAX, Jan; BOMBACH, Wa
Does the Abt-Latterer-Siwe disease exist? Polski tygod. lek.
13 no.9t
315-318 3 N'Lr 58,
1, (Z KieJsklego SpItala Chorob Dzieciecych im. ZDrazaka we
Wroclawiu;
ordynator Oddsialu: dr mod. Jan Szozesnink) Wroclaw, Norwids
22 m. 7.
(ISMWM-SIU DISMSI
relation to Hand-Schualler-Criatian aynd. (Pol))
(HM-SCHMIXI-CRISTIA11 SYNMM
relation to letterer-61we dis. (Pol))

BOMBALE, I. A., (Major of the Medical Service)
"Interrelationship of Helminthio-Arotozoan Infestations
and Pathogenic IRE
in the Parasitncosaosis Za word similar to
"blocosnos-is" originated byathe
author to designate the society of parasites_/ in the
Intestines of Healthy
Persons and Patients with Acute Intestinal Diseases"
Voyenno-Ileditsinskiv Zhurnal, No. 12, December 1961, pp
62-73

BOMBARDIROV, Petr Petrovich; BOCRUMIKOVA, K.N.,
inzhener, reclaktor;
AAIJJJr&IR, A.M., tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Sconomizing materials in axle bearing lubrication]
Zkononiia
materialov v biOrsoamasochnom khoxialstve. Moskva,
Goo. transp.
zhel-dor. izd-vo, 1954- 38 P- (MIRA 8:7)
(Railroads--Rolling stock-Dubrication)