SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BUSHIN, P. M. - BUSHINSKIY, G.I.

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,_-, BUSHINPaval Mikhaylovich _
[Irrigation of viwYards] Polivy vinogradnikov. Moskva, Goes
izd-vo sellkhos. lit-ry, 1960. 87 p, (MIRA 34:10)
(Viticulture)

BUSHIN, V., inzh.; YEFRMOV. A., inzh., DMITRIYMKO, A., inzh.
Precast tile floors. Stroitel' no-5:10 Vq 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Tiles) (floors)

BUSHIN, V. N.
"High-Speed Method for the Determination of the Moisture in Moisture-Containing
Materials." Cand Tech Sci, Rhar1kov Polytechnic Inst, Khar1kov, 1954. (KL, No 2,
Jan 55)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational
Institutions (13)
SO: Sum. No. 598, 29 Jul 55

YESYUTIN, Leonid Sergeyevich; _BMIN.,Va_,,__Fetsenzent; ZOTOV, '..A.,
retsenzent-, YEDVEDEV, P.I., retsenzent; EYZERVAII, V.L.,
retsenzent; REGELISON, L,14.r kand, tekhn. nauk., dots.,
red,; DOZORTSEVA, Ch.I,, red,
[Elements of antenna and wave-guide systems] Elementy
antenno-vo.inovodnykh ustroistv~ Moskva, Izd-vo Mosk. univ.,
1964z 102 p. (MIRA 17:11)

V1300 (16113~ 11A 11!13J
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AUTHORS: Natanson, E. M., KQzachek,
TITLE: Electrolytic Method of Prodacing
Intermetallic Compound 11mBi_
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR,
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B016/BO67
N. N., and Bushin, V. V.
the Highly Disperse
_V1
1960, Vol. 135, No. 1, pp-137-139
TEXT: Intermetallic compounds of many metals are effective semiconductors,
and have valuable magnetic properties, especially in the highly disperse
state. The ferromagnetic properties of manganese-bismuth alloys have long
been known (Ref. 1). They are caused by the formation of the intermetallic
MnBi compound (Ref. 2). The manganese-bismuth alloys which contain a
large amount of MnBi have a high coercive force and other valuable proper-
ties which increase with increasing dispersity of the alloys (Ref. 3).
In the present paper, the authors give the results of investigations made
by applying the electrolytic method in a two-layer bath (Ref. 6). The
lower layer of the bath consisted of a hydrochloric solution of manganese-
and bismuth chloride. The solution contained ammonium chloride (25 9/1)
and urea (30 g11). The upper layer consisted of a 0.2-0.7% solution of oleic
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Electrolytic Method of Producing the Highly S/020/60/135/001/026/030
Disperse Intermetallic Compound MnBi B016/BO67
acid in xylene. Fig. 1 shows the MnBi content in the cathode deposit as
a function of the atomic ratio of the components in the electrolyte.
Fig. 2 shows the dependence of this content on the current density. With
the same current density, the ratio manganese : bismuth in the highly dis-
perse cathode alloy deposit of these metals is smaller than in the cor-
responding electrolytes. The disperse cathode manganese-bismuth deposit
was subjected to magnetic separation. In this connection, a small amount
of ferromagnetic fraction was obtained. The presence of glycerin in the
electrolytic bath raised the yield in this fraction (see Table 1), especial-
ly when the atomic ratio manganese : bismuth in the electrolyte was
85 : 15. This ratio was then 1 : 1 in the cathode deposit. Table 2 shows
the results of the X-ray analysis. They indicate that the magnetic frac-
tion of the disperse cathode MnBi deposit consists of metallic Bi. of the
y-modification of manganese,and of the intermetallic MnBi compound. There
are I figure, 2 tables, and 7 references: 4 Soviet, 2 German, and 1 French.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk
USSR (Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry of the
Card 2/3 Academy of Sciences, UkrSSR)

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Disperse Intermetallic Compound MnBi B016/BO67
PRESENTED: July 18, 1960, by A. N. Frumkin, Academician
SUBMITTED: June 9, 1960
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.. 'BUSHIN, V.i.YEMMV, A.
SuW,astione by finishers of the Cberepovets Trust for the
Construction of Metallurgical Plants . Stroital I no.11:
18-20 N '59. (MIR4 13:3)
1. GlavMry inzhanar stroitelinogo upravleniya Spetastray
trenta. Cherepovotemetallurgetroy (for Bushin). 2. Glavnvy
inzhener upravlantya Montanb2hilatroy (for Yefremov).
(Building--Tools and implements)

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BUSKIN, V., Inob.; TIMMY, A., inzh.
Precast concrete porches with mosaiclike surfaces. Zhil.stroi.
no.12:16 159. (MIRA 1)-.4)
(Porches)

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BUSHIN, V.; Y]CMMOV, A.;STOUMOV, V.. insh.
Using assembly-11ne methods in building large-panel
houses. Stroitell no.12:7,10-11 D 159- (MIRA 13:3)
1. GlavzW inxhener upravleniya Spetsetroy (for Bugbin).
2. GlavzWy insbaner upravlaniya Montazhzhilatroy (for Yefremov).
3. Treat Cherepovetematallurgetroy, Cherepovate, Vologodakaya,
oblast' (for Stounov).
(Ansembly-line methods) (Leningrad--Apartment houses)

BUSM, V-V-; UrREMOV, A-P-; STOUMOV, V.K.; YOKOLAYEV, G.I., red.
CLarge-panel housing construction; practices of the "Cherepo-
vetametallurgatrol" Trust] Krupnopanellnoe domostroonie; iz
opyta raboty tresta "Cherepovetsmetallurgetroi." Vologda,
Vologodskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1959. 39 P. (MIRA 13:12)
(Apartment houses) (Precast concrete construction)
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A060/A101
AUTHORS: Natanson,.E. M.., Bushin, V. V., Shevtsova, A. F.
TQTIY&. Thermal-reduction method,for obtaining intermetallio compounds on
manganese base
PERIODICAL- Referatimayy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 1, 1962, 41, abstract IG314
.'(4'Poroshk. metallurgiya", 1961, no6 3, 29-34, English summary).
TEXT.; A study was made of the conditions~for,reduoing Bi oxide by. metallic
Mn at various ratios.of the oomponents.in the charge.. ,The maximum thermal-affect
was obtained.at.the ratio B12O3 1 Mn --l : 5. At the same~ratio of.th,&,oompo-
nents - one also observed -the maximum output of the magnetic fraction (MnBi):, :37.5%
The characteristics of the MnBi compound obtained-by the.manganese thermal - . .;
reduction method are investigated. Hc,turned out,to be equal-to.700 oersteds.
There are 9 references.
R. Andriyovskiy
[Abstracterts note:- Complete translation]..
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NATANSON, E.M.; BDSHIN,-X!,V-; KOZACHEK, N.N.
Cotditions for the formation of colloid p4l-ticles of
intermetallic bompounds [with sumary in Bnglish]. Koll.
zhur. 23 no-4:1+42-"? Jl-Ag 161. (I-ILRA 14: 8)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganichoskoy khimii Ali USSR,
LabormUri7a kolloidnykh metallov, Kiyev.
(Mang,anese-Bismuth alloys) (Colloids)

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AUTKORS: Natanson, E. M., Bushin, V. V., and Shevtsova, A. F.
TITLE: A manganothermal method for producing the intermetallic
compound manganese-bismuth
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 143, no. 1, 1962, 126 - 129
TEXT; The method involves the thermal reduction of bismuth oxide with
highly disperse metallic manganese. Mixtures of pulverized bismuth oxide
and manganese powder in various molar proportions (Bi 20 3:Mni from 2:1
to 1:8) were heated after careful mixing and sifting (200 mesh) in inert
atmosphere until the reaction Bi 20 3 + 5Mn - 2MnBi + MnO + 134 kcal (1)
took place. Typically metallothermal processes l1ke these are designated
by the authors manganothermal method. The reaction was carried out in
poorly meltable vessels 40 - 50 cm *~_high and 2 - 2.5 cm diameter. The
apertures of these vessels were locked by thick-walled rubber tubes with
oblique incisions which served as safety valves for the escape of gases
during the reaction and isolated the reaction products from atmospheric
oxygen. All experiments were carried out in an electric furnace at an
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A manganothermal method for... Bio%ip
initial temperature of 6000C and under identical conditions. The error
in measureiaent was t150C. It is not possible in the example to calculate
the rate of the reduction of bismuth oxide with metallic manganese,
because the formation reaction of MnBi coincides with this reaction.
The specific heat effects calculated for the reaction Bi 203 + 3AMn
= 2Bi + 3MnO do not agree with the values obtained experimentally. This
is due to the fact that 4 kcal/g mole of heat are liberated in the forma-
tion of MnBi. The reaction products were subtly pulverized, siftedg and
brought into a rotating magnetic field of a permanent magnet to determine
the MnBi yield. The magnetic particles (MnBi) were separated from the
nonmagnetic ones and weighed. It was not possible to separate chemically
the manganese oxides from the magnetic fraction since the powder lost its
magnetic properties when the reaction products were treated with organic
acids. Obviously, manganese is also separated from the intermetallic
compound when MnO is dissolved in organic acids. The optimum conditions
~or-the formation of YnBi are observed in mixtures with a molar ratio of
Bi203;Mn - 1:5 because the yield of the magnetic fraction is a maximum in
thesecases. Following Eq. (1), the MnBi yield should be 71,5~6 of the
reaction products. The yield in practice is considerably lower, (37-5~)
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A manganothermal method for...
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B106/B138
since other products (manganese oxides, pure bismuth, eutectic Bi-,MnBi)
are formed during this reaction. The MnBi powders obtained by the
manganothermal method showed the folbwing properties: microhardness
- 148 kgf/Mm 2at a load of 50g (determined in a ITMT -3 (PMT-3) ) device.
Thermal coefficient of electric resistance = 4.56-10-3. Constants of
crystal lattice a - 4.26 2, c = 6.15 R. Coercive force - 700 oe. There
are 2 figures, 2 tables, and 9 references: 7 Soviet and 2 non-Soviet.
The reference to the English-language publication reads as follows:
A. Goldmann, G. J. Post, J. Appl. Phys., 30, No. 4, 204 (1959).
ASSOCIATION: Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk
USSR (Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry of the
Academy of Sciences UkrSSR)
PRESENTED: August 3, 1961, by I. V. Tananayevp Academician
SUBMITTEDs July 8, 1961
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AUTHORS:
S/020/62/143/004/020/027
B101/B138
Bushin, V. V., Dumanskiy, I. A., and Dumanskiy, A. V.,
Corresponding-Member AS USSR
TITLE: Electrical conductivity of a polyamide melt
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 143, no. 4, 1962, 894-895
TEXT: Results are given of the investigation of electrical conductivity of
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capron polyamide at 230-290 C. The specific conductivity a was measured as
a function of temperature (Fig. 1) and of holding time at constant tempera-.
ture. The fusion was carried out in vacuum for 50 min, to eliminate
moisture. Measurements were made in argon atmosphere. It was found that
(1) gamma irradiation of solid capron has little effect on 'a-, (2) -clis not-
linearlY d4ip6xfcT4nton holding time at a given temperature, it falls with
soaking time. This is attributed to the evaporation of residual moisture
and low-molecular compounds; (3) on heating, the *crof capron varies from
dielectric (solid sample) to values characteristic of semiconductors.
There are 2 figures.
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Electrical conductivity of a... B100138
ASSOCIATION: Institut obshohey i neorganicheekoy khimii Akademii nauk USSR
(Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry of the Academy
of Sciences UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: November 30, 1961
Fig. 1. Specific conductivity, OF, of fused capron versus I/T. 41) non-
irradiated sample activation energy 6E - 0-40 ev; (2) irradiqted with
302.5 krad y; M irradiated with 1.21 Mrad
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AUTHORS: -13ushin, V. V. , Dumanakiy, I. A.
TITLE: Electrical conductivity of molten polycaprolactam
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PERIODICAL. Khimicheakiy.e,volokna, no. 1, 1963, 23
TEXT: The conductivity of polyoaprolactam (caprone) was measured between
230 and 2900C in argon atmosphere. Results: (1) The conductivity of
polyeaprolactam changes during heatingi probably due to evaporation of
residual water and low-molecular degradation products. The'higher the
temperature, the faster the conductivity approaches values characteristic
of semiconductor polymers. (2) The temperature dependence of the
conductivity is also similar to that of semiconductor polymers. (3) Gamma'
irradiation of solid polyoaprolactam with 302-5 krad to 1.21 Mrad had
little effect on the bondu6tivity of the melt. The activation energies of
irradiated and of non-irradiated polycaprolactam were 0-35 - 0-32 ev and
0.40 ev. The small difference-'is due either to the small radiation dose
or to the fact that high temperature affects the electrical properties of
polycaprolactam more intensely than gammA radiation. There are 2 figures.
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Electrical conductivity of molten ... B101/B186
ASSOCIATION: Instit ut obshchey i neorganicheakoy khimii AN USSR
(Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry AS.Uk.r8$R)z
SUBMITTED: February 26, 1962
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VDOVENKO, I.D.;
Corrosion resistance of indium-tin alloys in sulfuric acid.
Ukr. khim; zhur. 29 no.11:1222-1223 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Institut obahchey i neorganicheskoy khimii All UkrSSR.

BUSHIN, V.V., inzh,*
Poliobing machine. Mekh. stroi. 20 no.10:21-22 0 163.
(MW 16:10)

ACC, NRt U C"
1257
J. V.; Duall-Lin, V. V.; Smotankina, id'.
Pol:~rarization of siloxanos on a notal surface under tho influonco of a glow
3~'j: O`S: U:'-rain5ldy k*nimichaskiy z1hurnal, V. 32, no. 11 , 1966, 125'-11-2'~"
TOPIC TAIU-3).- sl-o%ano, glow discharge, orpnosilicon compound, polynorization
~~e na-oor 6aals -w-ith the formation of nolyrrer films in an atlnos-z~hora of
and on t h, e
surfaco a a-, ,L- 4 r~,Z- -4'1 T*-cj -~,-er was ~3rod=eu
Un6o' e i.-I co of a glow -L
a '-av~-- a ~rrquenc- of 100, CDs at a vol~a~a of CCO-?'- !"'. --o ck -
:,:ess of th E, '301--rm"Or. fiajr was found to inczoaso linoarly -w-Ith thu noir.-.orization t---o.
71
~ho initial or-anosillicon cxrpounds anC poly-mor films Cotained and
.rato analysis of the -polymor films show that the sti-actliro of the polymer is in-
du-oan6ont of t.ie chain length in the iniuial organosilicon compounds. Orig. art. has",-
figuras a.-,d I tc-'ble.
07/ SUEM, DATE: O-ju--.66/ CPLi REF- 005
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BUSHINA, A., karid,. biolog. nauk
Wood pests of fruit trees. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 10
no.1g3l.-35 165. (MIRA 18z3)
1. Azerbaydzhanskiy Institut zaullichity rasteniy.

Country : USSR
Category: Forestry. Forest Cultures.
Abs Jour: Mh-riol-,No 11, 1958, No 48789
Author : Dushina,
Inst : Acad. Sci. Uzboh SSE
Title Dynamics of t1le Growth of Hichory Dariii(, the Initial
Period of Duvelopi-miA.
OriG Pub: Dolcl. AN UzSSSR, 1957, No 7, 55-59
Abstract: This article cites cormparative data from studies
on the dynattics of the growth of sccd1inC;s of
Carya peemi, C. aquatica, C. cordiformis, C. ovata,
C. alba and C. laciniosa in the 1jotanical Garden
of the Acadow of Sciences of Uzbeh SSR. It is
noted that durin[; t1ne first year of the stons
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Country : USSR
CateGary: Forestry. Fcrcst Cultures.
,I,bs Jour: R?-hDdo1-,N(, 11. 10587 No 48789
of hickory pla-Its covered by the study Groir very
rapidly and that their grovth is corrActed in 7-10
days. In subsequent years, the growth of the seed-
lin'~-s is drawn out cver a longer interval, With
the exception of the pecan, the growth i.---crauent of
the 2-year old scedlinGs does not attain a Great
size. The C;rowth of the pecan seedlinrs ends later
than in other sDecies - at the end of Sc-,)tu~.Icr -
plaiiis its origin in localities wit'll, a
which e3q
long (6-8 mont-hs) vegetation period. In the case
th
of the pecan transplanted at : e --Ge of 3 years,
the growth Incremient increases greatly in its 5th
year in eomar--son with the specimens which wem
not transplanted. In general, all scedlinGs Euid
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country : USSR
Category: Forestry. Forest Cultures.
Abs Jour: RZhDiol-, No 11, 1958, No 48789
transplants of all Alickory varieties proditce a snall
growth increment during the first 3-4 years. This
increment --increases in subsequent years. With the
exception of the pecan, the Growth of the hichory
seedlinas ,~nd tr--.ispl---its proceeds very slowly
during the f~-:rst 4-5 years. -- L.V. NL;s;.,,Clc)v
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Bj7F:~rTj'jl A.I., Cand Bio Sci --(difs) 11 Biology of initial :7,z-
certnin -,pecies of f:enus Cnryn Nutut,' and bioloCy of and
fertility of tlll>~" tx carya pf-c".'n T!-s""kent, 197"
u u e nu 6
lp, pp Sci UZS5R. BOtjL!nic,-l cnrdcn~. 200 co-~;ies VL,20-5B, 95)
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BU HINEULI, A. [Buschinelli A.]
P.-l- " . ~ - Y
Experiments on vegetative hybridization in birds. Selskostop
nauka (2] no. 2: 261-264 163.
1. Faculdade de Filosofia, Ciencias a Letras de Rio Claro,
S. P. Brazil.

BUSH I N OV , M. A.
Improving SPLU and DK veneer cutting machines. Der.prom.4 nn-7:
25 J1'55- (MIRA 8:10)
1. Spichechnaya fabrika "Mayakl
(Veneers and veneering)

BUSHINSK&YA, A.11,
"Hanual for the medical personnel In children's homes;" a collect-
Ion. Podiatriia no.2:86-87 Mr-Ap '55. OILRA 8:8)
(Or-pbane and orphanages) (Children--Care and hygiene)

BUSHINSKAYA, A. V., GULTIN, 1. V,., y~jtjj,%p4t)Vj~, V. p. mi(I KUPPLIL, V. K.
"Electrolytic Production of Lead by Electrolytes of Fused Salts"
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Gentsvetnet
-rePOrt submitted at a confereme on nm metboft of lesd prodwtion from comentmtes.,
Gintsvetmet (State Inst. Non-perroug Met&Uurgy)., Mosem 22_25 june 1956.
(for ent:Lre conf. see card for IJM., V. F.)

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New type HIM machine for measuring stiff leather. Ko-.I-,.-obuv.
prom. 7 no.6:24-25 Je 165. (YJRA 18-8)

BUSHINSKIY, G.I., doktor geol.-mineral. nauk
Symposium on bauxites, oxides and hydro-oxides of -aluminum.
Vest. AN SSSR 34 no.5:127-129 MT 164. (MIRA 17:6)

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- Vf1N

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sadmilate. C., 1. It
to% ~1~11 %kol; Poklody Akad. Nauk NA -
. - cuprtru (Zjftjki
S.M. 73, 12714(1 1 . C.
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,awittoum (of the Ka.&m horizons a% a nrw hor-mation. ana
tat" (V.A. 40~ 411=51) mordenito: and %iotilAr mitteralt of I fit-
zvolite poup (e.g. laumontile) in marine %etlinirrus of Ill.-
we-fertl tIite of the Ura!%. 11-111nule cry%lalt (ouly I if, III st,
(A thew in nvraI% occur pAtticulatly in (fir lower Tutout.m
*of the Bry2n* chalks, together with hydrontic-a and kaolm-
lie. little quartz. chalmlony. g6uronitc. cit. Mordmitt-
shows prismatic (cormi., with to 1.487-, the birefringoirr i,
not perceptible. A chern. analy%is it given. The witle
distribulion of mordenite in srflimrnl~ in all parts of ife
Ru%%i:m Platform it particularly rrIIl.&rUA)Ir. Morlit-lo1q.
lout Wim Ix-i mioakc,, for (CI&I.r. "t, --fl. ~ilfl
ormI I- very comoncls ill the cements. but .11 high Illiplifica-
tions thr ch~tnicttTistieni(irtirnitelirisnisarr m%ily identifitil
The abq. amIq. ofmortlenite may vary from a frw % to 2(1'
inat. Mortlenite wai never observfti in fro,th-walim m-11-
mt-nt,; it it a typical dret)-ra marine prooinct. ill a late %late
of thr diagelortit. A prarfiral ur of the mordenite. joerhtp,
at a Itate-exchange material, I% not yet found Itecau4c of the
extremely fine crystal size of the mineral. W. Fitorl

BUSHINSKIY, G.I.
~: -
(Apatite, phosphorite, vivianite: calcium phosphatea, their mineralog7,
geology, origin, and methods of studying theml Apatit, foaforit, vivi-
anit; foafaty kalltaiia, ikh mineraloglia, geologila, proiakhozhdania
i sposoby izucheniia. Moskva, Akad. nauk, 1952. (MLRA 7:2)
(Calcium phosphates)

Busli'll"SYM G. 1.
B=n=IY, G.I., doktor geologo-mineralogichookikh nauk.
".
[origin, of mineralej Proinkhozhdonle polesnykh lskopaemykh.
Mosk7a, GoB. izd-vo takhniko-teoratichaskoi'lit-rv, 1953. 61 p.
(Nauchno-populiexnaia bibliotaka, no.63) (MM 7:5)
(Mineraloa)

3159 BUSHINSKIY, G. I.
Pmiskhozhdenie poleziyvkqriga. laggosizdag. 1954. 67 a. s. ill. I Kart. 20
sm (Nauch.-popul. 6-Ka. 7.000 ekz. 95k.-Na Latysh. yaz.-(54-56766) 553.04

BIUSHI':~KIY3 , T.
165 Litologiva !.Ielrvvlh 011o7h-niy Dnepro--sko~,Oorietskoy Upp-diny. "., tzd-vo
Akad. "IBuk. 't-83SH, 1954 '~O~) 5- 3 ill- I Kert. 26 Sm. (Akad. :7puk- SSSR. Trudy In-ta
Geol. N~wuk. V~,,,?- 1;6. Geo3. Seriya (no. 67)). 1.011 ~',kz. 11 r. 51) F.--~ibliogr:
3. 295--,)5-(54-14!l!zb) 551.76'(47)+(r)l,",.I)
30: Knizhnsya, L,~topis, Vol. 1, 1955

S/:~ 6?. Z~
Scientific Organization - Conferences
Card 1/1 Pub. 116 - 18/19
Authors 1 Bushinskiy. G. I.
Title I Conference on the geology of mineral fertilizers (agricultural ores)
FeriocUeal Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geol. 5, 176 178, Sep Oct 1954
-Abstract An account is given of a conference attended by 228 persons and hold
from the 25th to the 29th of May 1954 in Moscow under the auspices of the
Department of Geological and Geographic Sciences of the Acadearj of Sciences
of the USSR, for the purpose of collecting all.available information
relative to the country's resources in mineral fertili%er (agricultural
ores), End finding ways of increasing them for the benefit of agriculture.
Nineteen reports were read and discussed.
Institution:
Submitted: June 26 1954

-014
USSR/A C tu! - Minerals
Card 1/1 Pub. 14 - 4/26
Authors : Bushinskiy, G. I., Dr. of Geol. Mineral. So.
Title : A!7ricultural ores
Periodical Vest. AN SSSR 12, 30-Al Doe 1954
Abstract Geological data on various agricultural ores, used in the manufactule 01
synthetic fertilizers, are-presented.
Institution
:8vbmitied

UMIGOology Petrography
Card
Autbors I Bushinskly, Go and Frank-Kamenotskiy., V. A.
Title I Hydraulic activity and roentganometric characteristic of an
opalescent substance of tripolite and diatomite earths
Perloddca3. i Dokl. AV SSSR, 96, Ed. 4, 817 - 820, June 1954
Abstract 60 The hydraulic activity of tripolite and diatomite earths
was determined by adding calcium oxide, The diatomites
have a lower hydraulic activity, In spite of their high opal
content. The chemical composition of the Investigated trip-
olite and diatomite earths is given in table. Nino refor-
enees. Tables.
Institution : ...
Presented by: Academician N. M. Strakhov, March 19, 1954

N.M., akademik, glavny redaktoi;
SIPOZOMM, D.G., otvetstvannyy redaktor; XOGOT, G.I.,
redaktor; IRMYVA, N.A., tekhnicheskiy redLktor.
Litholegy of Orstaoeous deposits ofthe Dnieper-Donets
Lowland. Trudy Inst.geol.nauk no. 156!3-307 154. (MIAL 8:2)
(Dnieper Lowland--"ology,-Stratigraphic)(Donsto Bas In-
Geology. Stratigraphic)

BU
Meeting on the origin of bsnixites. Izv.AN SSSR. Ser.geol.20
no.4:174-175 Jl-Ag'55. (MLRA 8: 10)
(Bauxite)

A 1~11V'SHT ~j
ns/Mnerals Conferences
Card 1/1 Pub. 12-4 -23/32
Authors s Bushinskiy, G. I., Dr. of Geol. Mineral. So.
Title i Development of a theory on the origin of bauxites
Periodi'cel i vest.. gj ss
SR 25/6, 101-102, June 1955
Abstract Conference was hold atthb Geological-Geographical Sciences Institution of
the Academy of Sciences., USSR where the development of a theory regarding
the genesis of bauxite in ores was announced and discussed, Bauxite is an
i-raportant raw material in.the manufacture of Al) and electrocorandum$ it
is used as a metallurgical flux, and in the mant0tacture of fast hardening
cement, high-quality refractories and absorbents.
Institution
Submitted *too*

eda
DOLGOPOLOV, N.N.; RUNNY, P.L.. redaktor; MA= _
,~.L, r ktor;
GIMMLI,FARB. B.M., redaktor; IVANOV, A.A'.. ra6'kU'i~,I'SMKHoV' N.M.,
akademik, otvatstvannyy radaktor; 1FISENKO, I.A., redaktor; ASTROV,
A.V., redaktor izdatelistva; AU2AN, N.P., takhnichaskiy redaktor
[Problems in the geology of agronomic minerals) Vbprosy geologii
agronomichookikh rud. Moskva, 1956. 239 p.0 (KIRA 9:11)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR.Otdelenive geologo-geograficheskikh nauk
(Geology, Xcohomic) (FartAlizers and manures)

BUSHINSKIY, G.I.
A.D.Arkhangellokiilo work In litholopj. lEv.AN S=.8ar.geol.21
no.8:61-69 Ag 156. (MLRA 9:11)
1. Geologicheskiy institut Akademii nauk SMV Moskva.
(Arkhangellskii, Andrei Dmitrievich, 1879-1940)

Oil

BUSHINSKIY, G.I.
'e"',
Diagenesis in relation to the genesis of refractor7 clays,
sodimentary rion ores, and bauxites. Biul. MOIP. Otd.geol.
31 no-15:125-126 S-0 156. (MLRA 10:3)
(Bauxite)

VVIAi"I 1131
X

1- dif" t-u ;2:~P=
&ad 4is. As a hutcaiw. ofthe CDI emient tht cakid. and
Jetd. d5. iholW 2 r0ld dj~&~ 7Xitb jnCrCP.SrMF C04, the
Wtirularlv lovy e3cptl. da. indL-ate stmctural drJects iD
whLIc F LA nea.:~
Vn -4 C C, t, Y"

'-ZE-LENOV, Konstantivi Konstantinovich; KTA~Oi, N.M., glavnyy red.; ~USHINSKIY,
otv. red.; ILI IRA, N.S., red'. Jid-va; POLYAKOVA, T.VP--,-1-,6TC
red.
[Lithology of lower Cambrian deposits in the northern slope of the
Aldan massif] Idtologlia nizhnakembriiskikh otlozhenii severnoeo
sklona Aldanskogo massiva. Moskva. Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1957.
121 p. (Akademiia nauk SSSR. Geologicheakii institut. Trudy No.8).
(Aldan Highland--Rocks, 6edimentary) (MMA 11:1)

1-1 1 j-" -s K; Y, Y-,
STRAKHOV, N.H., akedemik, otvetstvennyy red.; BUSHIH$UY.__Q ,,, doktor
geol.-min.nauk, red.; PUSTOVAIA)V, L.V., red.; MABAKOV, A.Y., kand.
geol.-min.nauk, red.; KHVOROVA, I.V., doktor geol.-min.nauk:
BABDITSEV, II.I., red. izd-ve; KOIDSKOVA, H.I., red.izd-ve; INTIN,
H.L., red.izd-va; KRYNOCHKIHA, X.V., tekhn.red.
(Methods for studying sedimentary rocks] Metody izucheniia osadoch-
nykh porod. MoBkvs, Gos. nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i
okhrane nedr. Vol.2. 1957. 563 P. (MIRA 11:3)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR, Geologicheakiy institut. 2. Cblen-
korrespondent AN SSSR (for Fustovalov)
(Rocks, Sedimentary)

STRAKHOV. N.H., akademik, otvetstvannyy red.; 1~~IISK~IYI_Lt" doktor
gool-mineral.nauk, red,;PUSTOYALOV, L.V.; KHABAKOV, A.V., kand.
geol.-mineral.nauk, red.; KUOROVA, I.Y., doktor geol.-mineral.
nauk, red.; ENTIN, M.L., red,izd-va; KRYIIOCHKIIIA, K.V., tekhn.red.
[Methods of studying sedimentary rocks] Metody lEucheniia oBadoch-
nykh porod. Moskva, GoB.nsimhno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-r7 po geol. t
okhrane nedr. Vol.l. 1957. 610 p. (MMA 11:2)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Geologicheskiy institut. 2. Chlen-korrespon-
dent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Pustovalov)
(Rocks. Sedimentary)

AUTHORt Bushinskiy, G.I. 11-9-12114
TITLE: Some Explanations to Critical Notes of A.K. Gladkovskiy
(Nekotoryye razlyasneniya k kriticheakim zamechaniyam A.K.
Gladkovskogo)
PIRIODICALt Izvestiya Akademii N~uk SSSR, Seriya Goologicheskaya, 1957,
# 9, P 95-96 (USSR)
AISTRAM The author answers some critioal notes of Gladkovskiy in con-
nection with Bushin kiy's paper "Lithological Works of A.D.
Arkhangellskiy" (Re;.' 2). Some of the Gladkovskiyls remarks
the author recognizes as correct, but disagrees with others.
He paints out weak points in Gladkovakiy's argumentation and re-
capitulates his own viewpoint as foll1owat modern factual data
as to genesis of bauxites have shown some inaccuracies of both
theories developed by Arkhangeltakiy and Malyavklnl but the
first theory, devised by Arkhangel'Bkiy, proves to be more
useful even up to the present time.
There are 4 Slavic references.
AVAILABLEt Library of Cont~reas
Card 1/1

KRVOROVA, Irina Vasillyevna; STRAKILOV, N.M., akadAmik, glavnyy red.;
BUSHINSKIY1- G.1.,Joktor geol.-min.nauk, otv. red.; CHKPIKOVA,
-f.-M. re~.iz_d_-__va; IJOVICHKOVA, N.D., tekhn.red.
[Atlas of carbonate rocks occuring In the middle and upper
Carboniferous of the Russian Platform] Atlas karbonatnykh porod
arednego I verkhmego karbona Ru9skoi platformy. Moskva, Izd-vo
Akad.nauk SSSR, 1958. 169 p. (MIRk 12:1)
(Russian Platform--Carbonates (Mineralogy))

SEIVETSOV, Mikhail Sergeyevich; BUSHINSKIY, G.I., red.; SMNOVA, N.Y.,
red.izd-va;
[Petrography of Badimentary rocks] Petrografiia osadochnykh
porod. Izd.3., parer. Koskva, Goa.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po
geol. i okhrane nedr, 1958, 415 p. (MIRA 12:3)
1. Moakovskly goologorezvedochnyy i-natitut im. Sergo Ordzhonikidze
(for Shvetsov).
(Rocks, Sedimentary)

.3(55 15(6) PHASE I BOOK EXPIDITATION SOV/1254
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye geologo-geograficheskikh naulc
Boksity, ikh mineralogiya i genezis (Mineralogy and Origin of BmLydtes)
Moscow, izd-vo AN sssR, 1958. 488 p. 2,209 copies printed.
Compiler: Dolgopolov, 17.N,; Chief.Ed.: Strakhov, N.M.,, Academician;
Resp. Ed.: Bushinskiy, G,I.; Ed. of Publishing House: Nosov, G.I.;
Tech. Ed.: Polenova, T.P.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for scientists working in geolou and associated
fields, and managers of industrial and engineering concerns*
COVERAGE: This collection of articles by various authors on the mineralogy and
geochemistry of bauxites appeared as a result of a 1955 conference on the
origin of bauxite (Chairman, Academician N.M. Stakhov). The c:)nfer=ce dis-
cussed the genetic theories propounded by various scientists, underlining the
weakness of L.S. Berg's biochemical theory and the hydrothermal theories
developed by some French scientists.. The majority of Soviet geologists
appear to-be in accord with the sedimentary origin theory. The book discusses
problems on the origin of bEwxite and describes some deposits found in the
USSR. Each article is accompanied by Soviet and other references, photographs,
diagrarn , tables and maps.
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TAKE OF CONEMNS:
Foreword
PART I. MINERATM OF BAUXITW
Mineralogy of Sedimentary Bauxites (S.I. Beneslavskiy) 7
1. History of mineralogical investigations of bauxites 7
2. Alumina-contedning minerals 8
3. Silica in bauxites 21
4. Iron-containing minerals 23
5. Calcium in bauxites 26
6. Magnesium in bauxites 28
7. Titanium.minerals 30
8. Sulphur minerals 33
9. Phosphate minerals 35
10. Sodium and potassium in bauxites 36
11. Trace elements in bauxites 37
12. "Lode facies" in bauxites 42
13. Some problems of mineral formation in bauxites 44
14. Genetic classification of sedimentary bauxite minerals 48
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Bibliography 49
The Origin of Alumina-bearing Minerals in Bauxite (K.F. T6rentlyeva) 52
Bibliography
69
Mineral Composition, Origin and Metamorphism of Lmver Cretaceous
Bauxites of the Eastern Slope of the Urals and the Targay Plains
(A.K. Sharova and A.K. Gladkovskiy) 70
Bibliography
PART II. GENERAL PROBIM ON THE ORIGIN OF BAUXITES
71
A.D. Arkhangellskiy's Theory on the Origin of Bauxites in the Light of
Modern Science (G.I. Bushinskiy) 83
Bibliography
91
IlRegularities in the Distribution of Bauxite Deposits and Conditions
Under Which They Were Formed"(Ya,& Goretskiy) L--- 93
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I. Regularities in the distribution of bauxite deposits 93
1. World bauxite-bearing a;reas and their zoning 94
2. General patterns in the~distribution of bauxite deposits
in the principal structural eleiaents of the earth's crust 99
II. Formation conditions of bauxite deposits
Bibliography
lo8
118
The Geochemistry of Aluminum, Titanium, Iron, and Silica Under the
Effect Sulfate Weatheringlo(In Connection with Bauxite Origin)"
(/(M.N. Yakovleva) 120
Introduction
1. Status of the problem
I!. Methodology of investigation
121
124
III. The geochemistry of aluminum, titanium, iron and silica
under sulfate weathering of base rocks in areas of pyritic
deposits 125
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1. Weatherita ci-ast 135
2. Ground waters in the sulfate weathering zone of base rocks 138
3. Surface waters 138
IV. Geochemistry of aluminum, titanium, iron, and silica in sulfate-
boggy weathering conditions 142
1. Alum-peat bog (weathered crust) 142
2. Ground and surface waters 150
V. Review of observations 154
Conclusion 157
Bibliography i6o
I'Conditions of Bmncite Formation // (F 01. Pasova) 162
Bibliography 162
Genetic Types of Bauxites (G.I. Bushifiskiy) 176
1. Genetic classification of bm!xitea 176
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II. Solution, transfer and precipitation of bauxite components
on the earth's surface 177
III. Laterites and laterite-bauxites 185
1. Laterites and laterite-bauxites of India 185
2. Laterites and laterite-bauxites outside of India 192
3. Conclusions concerning laterites and laterite-bauxites 202
4. General characteristics of laterites and laterite-bauxites 206
.TV. Sedimentary bauxites 209
1. Arkansas bauxites 209
2. Jamaica and Haiti bauxites 213
3. Ural Devonian bauxites 220
Limestones, underlying bauxites, and the configuration of their roofs 222
Karst breccia and conglomea~gte 223
Red and gray bauxites 227
Some diagenetic and later alterations in bauxites 236
Brief history of the development of concepts concerning the origin
of Devonian bauxites of the Urals 240
Patt&rn of the origin of the Devonian bauxites of the Urals 253
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V. Indications in exploring bauxites 256
Bibliography 259
PART III. ORIGIN OF BAUXITE DEPOSITS
Geology and Origin of Bokson Bauxites in Eastern Sayan,(N.S. Illina) 267
1. Geological cross section 267
2. Age of bauxite beds 270
3. Position of the deposits in the structure of Eastern Sayan 271
4. Tectonics of thq deposits 272
5. Appearance and composition of bauxites 274
6. Morphology of bauxite beds 275
7. Manifestations of bauxite in the vicinity of the deposits 278
8. Origin of bauxites 279
Lithology, formation conditions, and patterns in the distributioij of
Bokson bauxites." (P.V. Orlova),/ 282
1. Litholog~cal features of Upper Proterozoic and Cambrian deposits 282
2. Type of ores, their structure, and chemical and mineral compositions 287
3. Indications in the distribution of high grade ore 291
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4. Conditions of bauxite formation 295
Bibliography 305
Origin of Devonian Bauxites of the Salair Ridge (M.P. NE%gorskiy) 306
1. Underlying limestones 3o6
2. Origin of the pre-ore relief in limestones 308
3. Morphology and composition of the ore horizon 309
4. Trace elements in bauxites 311
5. Facies changes in the ore horizon 311
6. Signs of terrigenous weathering of the Devonian 313
7. Overlying limestones 313
8. Origin of Devonian bauxites 315
Bibliography
318
Anciez;t. WeathereaLaterite Crust of the North-Onega, Bauxite Deposits
(K.N. 'Trubina) 319
1. Ancient relief 319
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2. Geological structure 321
3. Weathered crust of Proterozoic rocks 324
4. Weathered laterite crust ofUpper Devonian beds 328
5. Weathering stages in basic extrusive rocks 330
Bauxite Deposits of the Podmoskovnyy Basin" (K.N. Trubin.a) 335
Bibliography 34q
Carpathian Bauxites and Their Origin'~ (A.A. Denisevich) 34-7
South Ukrainian Bauxites and Their Origin" (Yu. B. Bass) 351
lower Cretaceous Bauxites of the Eastern Slope of-tht! Urals and
T 355
Lheir Origin " (N.A. Kaxtbavin)
Bibliography
360
Regarding the Origin of Lower Cretaceous Bauxite Deposits in the Urals"
(B.P. Krotov)j, 361
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1. Variegated clays 363
2. Bauxite clays 363
3. Clayey bauxites 30`3
4. "Bean- shaped" or "pisolithic" bauxite 369
5. Origin of the Sokolov bauxite deposits 373
Bibliography
377
"Geology of the Sout~vestern Section of the Turgay Downwarp and Its
Possibilities in Bauxite Miningli(Ye.P. Boytsova..~ B.M. Mikhaylova,
N.K, Ovechkin) 378
1. Stratigraphic outline 378
1. Upper Proterozoic ana Carboniferous 378
2. Mesozoic weathered crust 379
3. Cretaceous deposits 381
4. Tertiary deposits 387
5. Quaternary deposits 3M
II. Formation conditions and general features of bauxites 388
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III. Recommendations for future exploratory work 390
Conclusions 392
Bibliography 392
v (A.N. Volkov~ 393
Kazakhstan Bauxites and Their Origin
I. Stratigraphic position and characteristics of bauxite facies 393
1. Mugodzhary deposits 395
2. Upper-Tobol.deposits 396
3. Kushmurun deposits 397
4. Amangelldy deposits 39B
5. Akmolinsk deposits group 400
Il. Origin of Kazakhstan bauxites 402
1. Source of alumina 402
2. Character of alumina solutions and conditions of their
migration 404
3. Composition of solutions 405
4. Precipitation conditions 407
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5. Diagenetic processes 410
6. Epigenetic processes 412
7. Possibilities of another, non-chemical origin of
Kazakhstan bauxites 413
Bibliography
414
Gibbsite Deposits in the Amangelldy Bauxite Mining District of
Central Kazakhstan (B.A.. Tyurin) 416
1. Basic lineaments in the geological structure of the
Amangelldy bauxite mining district 417
2. Brief description of bauxite and refractory clay deposits 422
3, Origin of bauxites .428
Conclusions
429
Bedding Conditions of Cenozoic Terrigenous Bauxites of the Western
Slope of the Kazakhstan Uplands (N.A. Lisits)na) 431
1. Existing concepts of bedding conditions in baimite-bearingirocks 431
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2. Position of bauxite-bearing rock in the structure of the
Paleozoic basement' ' 432
3. Bedding conditions of bauxite-bearing rock and the morphology
bauxite accunulating basins 439
Bibliography 439
Stratigraphic Position and Age of Bauxites in the Head Waters of the
Ashi-Tar.ty-Turgay River in Kazakhstan (V.N. Rasimova) 440
Bibliography
h-50
Variegated Sediments of the Salair Ridge (M.P. Nag~rskiy) 451
Bibliography
453
RegdrclAng the Stratigraphic Position and OrigiA of the Yenisey
Ridge Bauxites (K.V. Bogolepov) 454
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454
Data on the Bauxite-Bearing Possibilitibs of Yenisey Region
.(Yu,A., Lavrushin and 'Ye.N. Shchukina) 462
Bibliography
1462
Mesozoic Bauxites of Central Asia (L.T. Konnov) -478
Resolution of the Conference on the Origin of Bauxites 483
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I BUSHINSKIY. G.J.
Formation and distribution of bauxite deposits. Zakonom, razma
polesn. iskop. 1:426-461. '58. . (MIRA 1213)
l.Geologicheekl.v institut AN SSSR,
(1huxits)

STRAKHOV, Nikolay Mikhaylovich; ZAWNZON. Emma Solomonovna; GJAGOLNVA, Mariya
Andreyevna; BUSHINSKIY. G.I., otv.red.; NOSOV, G.I., red.izd-va:
RYLINA,
[Studies in the geochemistry of upper Phleozoic sediments in humid
zones; facies and geochemical researeh) Ocherki geokhimli verkhne-
paleozoiskikh otlozhenil gumiduogo tipa; opyt fatsiallno-geokhilni-
cheskogo issledovaniia. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1959. 21',7
(Akademiia nauk SSSR. Geologicheskii Institut Trudy, no.23).
(MIRA 12:11)
(Sediments (Geology))

BUSHINSKIY, G.I.
Critical review t-f the Soviet literature on bauxites published in
1955-1957. Biul.MOIP.Otd.geolo' 34 no.4:117-132 Jl-Ag 159.
(HIRA 13:8)
(Bibliography--Bauxite)

LISITSYRA, Nadezhda Alskeandrovana; SRATSKIY, N.S, glavny7 red., akademik;
BUSHINSKIY. Q.1., otv.rod.; ROMANOVA, L.A., red.izd.-va-, SA31TOV,
A.. tekhn.red.; BRUSLAVSKAYA, L.Sh., tekhn.red.
[Old weathered surface in the western Kazakh Hills) Drevniaia
kora vyvetrivaniia zapadnoi chauti Kazakhokogo nagorlia.
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhnizd-vo lit-ry pa gornomu delu, 1960.
97 p. (Akademiia nauk SSSR. Geologichaskii institut. Trudy,
no.11). (MIRA 13:6)
(Kazakh Hills--Weathering)

VRA OV, Nikolay Mikhaylovich;-XMSajRSKIY, G.I., otv.red.; NOSOV, G.I.,
red.izd-va; POLENOVA, T.P., tekhn.re-al. ---
[Principles of the theory of lithogeneBis] Osnovy teorii lito-
g6neZa. KOBkva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR. Vol.l. [Types of litho-
genesis and their occurrences on the earth surface] Tipy lito-
genaza i ikh razmeshchenie na poverkhnosti zemli. 1960. 209 p.
(Petrology) (MIRA 13:9)

p
STRA OT, NikolBy Mikhaylovich; BUSMSKIT, G.I.. otv.red.
[Bases of the theory of lithogenesis] Oanovy toorii litogeneza.
Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR. Tol.2. [Composition and di6tribu-
tion of humid sediments] 2akonomrnosti sostava i razmeBhcheniia
gumidnykh otlozhenii. 1960. 573 P. WRA 14:1)
(Petrogenosis)

BUSHINSKIY, G.I.; BOGOLYUBOVA, L.I.
Concretions of phosphatized bauxites from the lower JuraBsic
coal seam near Karpinsk in the Northern Urals. Izv.AN SSSR.Ser.
geol. 25 no.1:49-55 Ja 16o. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Geologicheskiy institut -LI SSSR, 14oskva.
(Karpinsk regioa--Bauxite)

"'~BUSHMSKIY, G. I.
"Geology of the Arkansas bauxite region" H.Gordon, J.I.Trac7, and
M.W.31lia. Raviewed by G.I.Bushinakii. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geol. 25
no.4:llZ.rll5 Ap 160. (MIRA 13: 11)
(Arkansas-Bauxite) (Gordou, M.) (Trach, ,T.I.)
(Ellis, H.W.)

- BUSHINSKIY, G.I.
Stylolites. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.geol. 26 no-8:39-;7 Ag '61.
(PURA 14:,9)
1. Geologicheskiy institut AN SSSR, Moskva.
(stylolites)

BLSHINSKIY, G.I., doktor Ceo.1.-mineral.nauk_(Moskva)
Recent paleoclimatic maps of geological epochs. Priroda 50 no.8:
54-58 Ag 161. - (MMI. 14: 7)
(Paleoclimatology-Maps)

STRAKHOVI Niko2ay Mikhaylovich.. akademik, Lavreat Leninskoy prenii;
otv. red.; NOSOV, G.I., red. izd-va;
TSTROV, A.V.., red. izd-va; NOVICHKOTIA, N.D... telrhn. red.;
SHEVCH M 0$ G.N.y tekhn. red.
[Fundamentals of the theory of lithogenesiel Osnovy teorii lito-
geneza. lzd.2. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR. Vol.l. (Types of
lithogenesis and their distribution on the earth's surface] Tipy
litogeneza i ikh razmeshchenie na, poverkbnosti zemli. 1962. 211 p.
Vol.2. (Characteristics of the composition and distribution of
aqueous sediments] Zakonomernosti sostava i razmeshcheniia gumid-
nykh otlozhenii. 1962. 573 p. (MIRA -15-5)
(Rocks, Sedimentary)

STRAKHOV, Nikolay Mikhaylovich; BUSHINSKIY.-G-L-, otv. red.; NOSOV, G.I.,
red.izd-va; SHEVCHENKO, G.N., tekhn. red.; SIMKINA, G.S., tekhn.red.
(Fundamentals of the theory of lithogenesis]Osnovy teorii litogene-
za. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR. Vol.3.[Characteristies of the
composition and distribution of and sediments]Zakonomermosti so-
stava i razmeshcheniia aridnykh otlozhenii. 1962. 549 P.
(MIRA 16:2)
(Arid regions) (Rocks, Sedimentary)

ITLEt The Conference on applied karstology
PERIODICALi
Izvestlya Akademii nauk SSSR, Serlya ge~logicheskaya, no. 1, 1963,
124 - 126 (OutbOrOf - OvOtUtokly, D. A., an& ChJkJJy, A. 0.)
TEXT: The Conference was hold in Moscow on Apr?l 23 - 25, 1962, and was
attended by 35 representatives from 16 scientiflcal and Industrial organizations.
The Conference was opened by H. A. Ovozdetskiy who reported on the activities of
the aeographical section of the Moscow Society of Natural scientists. The follow-
Ing reports were deliveredi A. 0. Lykoshin on the investigation of karats for
hydro-engineering construction by geological engineers; V. S. Polevoy on the use
of geophysical methods to study karstz in areas of hydrological engineering struo-
tures; 1. A. Savarenskiy on problems considering karats in Industrial and urban
construction !9 -theDzerzhinak region; N. A. Ovozdetskiy on "Karat in the region
of Caucasian Mineral Water Sourcee"I 1. 1. Ginzburg on mineral resources connected
with karat prooesseal Q. L Waumki-T& bauxite and phosphorite karat deposital
Ye. T. Bobrov on "Karat bauxites of the Yeniaey ridgi and the adjacent region of
the Siberian platform"; N. A. 'Asitsyna on "Karat bauxites in the Kazakh folding:
and the Turgay depreasion7r; B N. Ivanov and It. N. Dublu askiy on "The importanc
of the Crimea karat in national economy"; ~'__-6::C-h_1'R_1ahev on "The Importance of
the Central Ural karat In national economy"I 1. K. Kudryashov on the influence.of
karat on agriculture in some Bashkirian reglofis; The reports delivered were dis-
cussed 1,;.* D. S. Sokolova, V. A. V&rsanof'yeva, N. A. Kraail'nikova, S. A. Slad- a
kopevtseva, V. S. Polevoy and others. The Conference approved the methods of
.karat investigation, Including geophysical means, electrical i3eismio and ultra-
sonic prospecting. It was deoided.to investigate in detail the development and
expansions of karat; to study the origination of karat bauxites, to control the
purity of mineral water sources and to continue research in the agricultural re-
Sion* of Bashkiria.

BUSHINSKIY, G.I.
-
Role of karat in the formation and distribution of bauxite
deposits. Biul. MOIP Oltd. geol. 37 no.6:143-1-44 N-D 162.
(MM 16:8)

I
BUSHINISKI'll
Titanium in the sed3ment-ation Jdt.~ pol.iskop. no.2:197-
217 '63. (MIFU 17'10)
~ . Geojt)gir-.'. e,~ijdy in!; t i 4 it, AN Mos-~vu.
.1 L-1 -

BUSHINSKIY) G.J.
11-1 -1- --1--'.. - ,
Some problems of bauxite geology. Trudy GIN no.103:5-24 164.
(MIRA 17.-11)

LISITSYNA. N.A.; PASTUKHOVA, M.V.; BUSIIINSKIY) G.I., otv.red.; YEROFEYEVA)
I.M., red.izd-va; ULYANOVA,-'O-.*G'.'-, tekhn.red.
(structural types of Mesozoic and Cenozoic bauxites in Kazakhstan
and Western Siberia.] Strukturnye tipy mozo-kainozoiskikh boksi-
tov Kazakhatana i Zapadnoi Sibiri. Moskva, 1963. 107 p. illus.
[Akademiia nauk SSSR. Geoloricheskii institut. Trudy, no-95).
MIRA 17:2)

-- OREROV., R.P.; GRINSHPAN, L.B.; BUSHINSKIY, G.I.; KUPEPEAN, M.Ye.
Composition and structure of naturally occurring calcium
phosphates. Zhur. prikl. khim. 37 no. 4:716-721 Ap 164.
(MIRA 17:5)