SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT G.L. DERMAN - B. DERRUBSKA

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M0R0zHMx B.A&i (KharIkov); DERM&N.,_G.L., prof.p nauchnyy ruk0v0dItel'
y,orphological changes in the *_in and internal organs of
rabbits during local ~-irradiatiotL with radioactive phosphorus.
W~ch. delo, noo8s66-72 Ag'63. (MIU 16:9)
(PHOSPHORUS ISOTOPES-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

DENMAN, G.L.; GONCHARCVA, L.S. (Kharlkov)
M.or phological changes in leg IrLeries in gangrene. Arkh. pat.
25 no.9:13-19 163. e'i' (MIRA 1,7:10)
1. 1z kafedry patologicheakoy wiatomil (zav. - 'prof. 0.L. Derman)
Kharlkovskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

DEPANJ- G.L.; FINKEL', Z.N.
Morphology of intraepithelial cancer of the cervix uteri. Trudy
Inst. eksp. morf. AN Oruz. SSR 11:22(?-235 163. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Kafedra patologicheskoy anatomii Kharlkovskogo medit.sinskogo
institute.

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Thrombosis of the basilar artery. Zhur. nerv. i psikh. 60
no. 12:1616-1618 160. (MM 14:4)
1. Nervnoye otdeleniye (zav,, Ye.S. Dexman) 1-y Gorodskoy kliniche-
skoy bollnitsy imni. V.I. IA)nina (gla,niyy vrach A.G. Garnlye),
Kharskov.
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GEIUMP M.I.; EM-UNOVA, I.Q.; LISTKOVA, T.M.; STRIGALEVA, N.V.
Determining the molecular weight of petvale= oils by isothermal
disti-1lation. Tnidy VNIGRI no.174:210-217 161.
(MIRA 14,12)
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DERNEI.Jp M.; Jencic, S; Samec, M. The coal in particular layers in the
Rasa coal fields; studies of Yugoslav couls. III. p. 93
Vol. 2, No. 2, Apr./June 1955
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(For more inexpensive vegetables] Bollsho deshevykh ovoshchei.
Orenburg, Orenburgskoe knizlmoe izd.-vo, 1960. 19 p.
(MIRA 14:10) , .
1. Diraktor Oranbur kogo sovkhoza "OvoshchavO~" (for Dermenfthf).
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ACC NR AT6031507 -. S.OURC-E -CODE: -1 BliZiM/66/01
AUTHOR: Dragnev, T.; Delchev, M.; Dermendzhiyev, E.
ORG: Izvostiya na Fiziches,kiya institut s ANED
TITLE: Use of the double. ionization chamber for correlation measurements of energy, angle,
and mass distribution in the fission Of hea lei
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SOURCE: Bulgarska akademiya na nauki Izicbesid institut. Izvestiya na Fizicheskiya.
institutsANEB,,v. 14, 19C,(j, 67-72
TOPIC TAGS: ionization chamber, fission product, fission product' activity, anisotropic
medium
A13STRACT: A method is suggested for determination of the angle between the electric field
direction of the double pulse ionization chamberl~nd the direction of movement of the fission
fragments; the method also makes possible a correlated study of the energy, mass, and angle
distributions of fission. Passage of fission particles through the ionization camera chambers
creates a number of ions and electrons that are deflected and collected by the grids of the
camera resulting in output pulses. The camera consists of a high-voltage grid (located in the
center), a deflection grid, and a collector located symmetrically on each side of the center.
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The pulses formed at the collector detennine the energy contained in the particles, and the
pulses formed at the deflection grid and the collector determine deflection angles of fission
particles under the influence of the existing electric field in the camera chamber s. The reso-
lution of this camera can be as high as 0. 15% for a-particle energies of 5 MeV. The camera
will be used for studies of angular anisotropy in splitting of heavy atoms with gzaiiina rays and
for measurement of energlos of particles formed fro:a reactions that result in formation of
two oppositely-charged 1pa-tioles. Orig. art.. has: 2 figures and 6 formulas.

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AUTHORS;
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Protopopov, A. 3~uzns~sov, M. I., Dermendzhiyev, E* Go
TITLE: Th 232 Fission Induced by 14.9-Nev Neutrons
............. 1~ -17
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoretieheskoy fiziki, ig6o,
Vol. 38, No. 2, PP. 384 - 386
TEXT: In continuation of previous papers, the authors report here on
the energy characteristics of Th232 fissions Induced by 14.9-11ev neu-
trons. The energy of the fragments was measured in a double ionization
chamber with grids aul with simultaneoua recording of the amplitudes of
the pulses produced b
oy fragment pairs. The oollimation angle of frag-
ments amounted to 45 . To diminish the influence of fission anisotropy
and of the motion of the fragment center of mass upon the results of
measurement, the noutron beam was directed onto the target surface
under an angle of 3-50. The neutrons 2used for irradiation originated
from T(d,n)a reactions. The 70 pglo.-M thorium target was obtained by
sputtering from alooholic thorium nitrate solution in the electric
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field on a 25-30 Pg/cm2 thick film. The further treatment was based
on a method by Yu. A. Selitskiy. Purity was checked by the a-spectrum.
A total of 12,500 fission events was rsoorded. The fragment energies
were corrected for ionization defects itad losses in target backing and
collimator. Results are illustrated in Fig. 1. The fission pro'bability
as a function of the ratio between hewry and light fragments is shown
in Fig. 2. The most probable mass ratio was at 1-43 � 0-05, wherefrom
the most probable manses of heavy and light fragments were foumd to be
140-+3 and 92�3. The distribution of the entire kinetic energy of fis-
sion fragments is illustrated in Fig. 3. The half width of this energy
distribution in equal to 14.6%9 and the most probable kinetic energy
is (157�4)Mev. Fig. it shows the dependence of the moot probable kinetic
total energy of the fragments on their mass ratio. The curve distinctly
shows two peaks at the mass ratios 1,32 and 1.8. Fig, 5 illustrates
the dependence of the spread of energy dietribution on the mass ratio.
The spread maximum is found at a ratio of 1-17P a second weak increase
in observable at I.S. The maximum at 1-17 deviates from the expected
one (1-32) and is probably to be explained by a spread due to the ap- OK
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paratua. The authors finally thank Yv.. A.. Selit~kiy for having prepared
the taxget. There are 5 figures and a. references: 3 Soviet and 5 Ameri-
can,
ASSOCIATION: Radiyevyy institut Akademii nauk SSSR
of the Academy of SoienLes_,_~~SPR)
SUBMITTED: August 10, 1959
um Institute
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539-17,02:539.173.4,
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AUIBIOR- Wang, Shih-Ti;.Eani3, Yq
TITLE: Cross section for the fission of IP35 by resonant neutrons
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya., v. 19, no. 1.1115,65, 43-45
TOPIC TAGS: uraniump nuclear fission, fission cross section, fast reaction) fission
producty pronTt neutron, detection, system
1: "I It
ABSTRAM In view of the discrepancies between results obtained by different
workers, the authors used a now experimental procedure based on the Mme of flight
method. 'Me source was., the fast pulsed reat.Aor of Ob"yedinenrVy instAut yadernarkh
issledavan.fty (Joint Institute of Nuclear Rei3ea)xb). 7be flight range was 1000
meters. The time spectrum was registered with a 2,048-channel time analyzer with
resolution -0.04 psechft. The fissions vere registered with the detector shown in
Fig. 1 of the enclosurep a deacril*ion of w!hieb is also published elsewhere (Pre-
print oiya*t no. 1685., 1,064)p with efficiency ',93--50% and with low sensitivIty to
small variation of the mWber of prooWt neutrons per fission. 7be ba.ckgTound was
reduced to 1--2% or 'the eoiwt In -the strong reijonarves or U23% A plot of the
fission cross section wh neutron energies 2-70 ey and a table of the products of
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the cross sections and the line widths are included, The results are towid to
agree with published data. "The authors thmik F. L. Shapiro, L. D. PlkeV~ner
.1 and
V. ichnikov for valuable advice and discussionp and Yu. I.-ARI-Kin m3d T. S.
Aftum 'yeva, for-- Fielp, with the measurements and In the data reduction. (h!igo art*
has: 2 figures and I tables
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.DEWNDZ-JiIYEVP,Ye.G.j DELCHEV, M.K.
Uranium targets prepared by the electroospillary method. Prib.
i takh. eksp. 8 no.4S170-173 Jl-.Ag 163., (MIRA 16t12)
1. Fizicheskiy institut Bolgarskoy kkademii nauk, Sofiya.

V
RUMMIA/Chemical Ter-'hUOlQY) Chemical Products and Their H-35
Appucation.. Part 4. - Leathar, Fursp Gelatin)
Tanning Agents, Industrial Proteins.
Abs Jour: Ref:.,rat. Zhlj-lmal Khiraiya~ NO 10, 1958, 34825.
Author : Th. Nica I. BhutelaB. Dervxm9ij Gh4 PoseaO
It. TrITZ, 0. Sesermn-P9 Ai Smoleaci,
L. Vegrea.
inst : Distitute of Agronomy.
Titld : Study of Properties of Sheepskins Used for Imitation
of Coypu Fur.
Orig Pub: Anuarul. lucxa'r. 9tiin~- Inst. agron.,, 1957, 335-349.
Abstract: The properties of skins of adult lambs with fine or
semif ine wool (18 to 34 /k ) were stu&Led; imitated
coy.pu fur ("Nutriet") is produced of these skins after
processing them by tanning, combing, clipping, dyeing
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RUMANIA/Chemical Technolnr~7, Chemical Products and Their H-35
A.--2icat!x-a, I-art 4. - Leether, Furs, Gelatin,
TaL.Llng AGentE, Industrial Proteins,
Abs Jour: Referat. Mlurnal Xhimiya, 11o 10, 1958, 34825-
vonl onc~t-'Ang. 80 lamb skins of the improved sheep
br~,ad were studied with a view to improve
Mae quality of the raw material for manufacturing
hik~h qual-4ty "Natriet". The lambs are slaughtered
to 6-g' months old, when they weigh not less than
kg ha~ring been fed well or above the normal. it
is shown that the breeding Emd selection of sheep
should be carried out taking, into consideration the
following specified mean qualitative indices in order
to avoid any losses in the wool production and of
meat and milk: wool thicImess - 18 to 26 /.4 , wool
density - 4000 to 5000 fiber per sq.cm; the uniformity
and elasticity of wool and skin, as well as the satin-
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MMIA/Chemical Technologyp Chemical Productis and Their H-35
Application, Part 4. - Leather, Pura, Gelatin,
Tanning Agents,, Industrial Proteins.
Abs Jour: Referat. Zhunral Nblinlya, No 10, 1958, 34825.
ity and lustre of vool must be good, wool strength - 9.36
t.. 0.16 g; elongation - 36.8 + O.Wp; derma thickness -
2.32 mm; living lamb weight : 2B.2 1,g; meat yield - 48ep;
raw skin veight - 3.9 kg; raw skin area - 70 square in-
ches. Grading of the studied skins of sheep of the im-
proved breed "Spanka" after their processing resulted in
57.5% of I class skins, 37.5% of TI class skins, 3.8% of
III class skins and 1.ep of scrap.
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RVIVMI/Farm Aninals. Swine Q-3
,%bs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 19, 1958, No 88112
,Luthor Teodoru V.
Inst
Title Prolific Yzntalitsa Breed in the Turda ReLion
Ori,; Pub '-Flrobl. Zootahn. si voterim., No 8, 55-571 1937
Abstract The Black Manjulitsa Breed of wine is distinL;uished by its
low fertility, with farrows averaL;ing 5-7 pi,;lets. Oils is
enused by, on the one hand, the mrall nunber cf ova mtur-
inL~, in the owxy and, on the othQr, the U~;h percenta3o of
nu=dfied foetuses in the uterus. The. Turcb re.
j- on 4 S the
site of a prolific White Hangalitsn distin6uishea by its
stux~Ay consti-bution; the sows have om uvera,-pe live weiCht
of 142.5 Is-- and farrow 10-14 piL;lets with =i r-t-birth weiL;ht
of 0.900 to 1.350 k~;. -- IF.V. Polovtsova.
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I ATZHORS: Averkin, A. A.; Dermenzhij__Lj,1.
ORG: Institute of Semiconductors AN SSEER Lenin rad (Institut
."Ipoluprovodnikov AN SSSR)
iTITLE1 Change in the electric properblea of Pblk nder pressure
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, V. 8, no. 1966, 103-106
!
TOTIC TAGS: lead compound, telluride, single crystal pressure
effect, semiconductor carrier, energy band structure, forbidden band,
electric conductivity, tfiermoelectric power, Hall constant, electron
mobility, hole mobility
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier-wurk (FTT v. 4, 3667, 1
11962) on the behavior of the carrieric and on the band structure of
PbTe. The purpose or the: present investigation was to determine the
pressure dependence of the electric properties of Pb1b, so as to
ascertain rhether the effective mass changes with change of the width'
,of the forbidden band. To this end, the authors determined the
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!change of the electric conductivity', the tbermoelectric power, and
'ype and.p-type PbTe under
Ithe Hall constant of single -crystal. n-t
hydrostatic pressure up to 15,000 kg/cm 2 The a par atus was similar
to that developed by one of the authors e!arlier MT v. 3, 627 and
I
1 1961). The rate of change of' the thermoelectric power, the
,3.8591
!conductivity, the effective mass, and the, carrier mobilities were
calculated from the data, using a proceftix,e described earl:Le.- by one
of the authors (Averkin, FTT V. 5, 96, ic-I(M. It is concluded that
Itbe effective mass of the electrons and of tne light holes changes
1,in approximately the same~ manner (-I.0. per cent per ton of pressure).9
jtbus confirming the assumption that, the effective masses are deter-
Imined by the interaction- between the ma:Ln valence band and the con-
;ductlon band. The ratios of the ccncentratlons and mobilities of
-c
the light and heavy holes are 2.5 and 20 :P-!r cent respectively, the
'percentage change in the conductivity with pressure ranges from 3.6
to 4.9 per centp the relative change in tbe mobility with pressure
is.in the range 4.05 -- 5.1 per cent per ton, and' the, absolut6 value
iof the forbidden band is 0.29 ev at 300K (this agrees with the remits
lof optical measurements), and th? logaritlimic rab?of change of the
Pit

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GOIA, I., prof.; DORCA, N. , dr.; FLORESCU, I., dr.; CIURDARIU, P. , dr.;
GHEFd,UN, G. ; BACIU, T. , dr.; TWB, D. , dr.; dl*.;
SWOPON V E.
The treatment of cerebral and periphe-la:1 atherosclerosis -with vitamin
B 12. Med. intern. 14 no.10:1253-1262 0 162.
1. Lucrare efectuata, la Clinica a II-a medicala, I.M.F. Cluj (director,
Prof. I. Goia).
(ARTERIOSCLEROSIS) (VITAMIN B 12)
(BLOOD CHOLESTEROL) (BLOOD PROTEINS) (BLOOD LIFIDS)
(LIPOPROTEINS)

TAXOVLEV, Yu.; NOSOVETS, A. (Oxertso, Brestakay ob2.);
TOPILISM, V, (g, Shakhty, Rostervokoy ob:L.),- DERNACHU B
(-Kine2l, K:uybfshevmko7 obl.); QRLOV,, V.(Ienin~~~~
Readers' suggestions. Za rul. 21 no.2:25 F 163.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Motor vehielogs-Technological innovations)

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7101. Li, "t, J ly i;,5"
it v"IT-2 photoelectric rci;,,Uat,or fLor t,,,, ccr,.~xc.,L 1~.dactivc.
h4:al. procvs-~is. ). 326.
',!,)n-L! j.%, List of European Ace,-,,,;sJous (-'-~Al) LIC Vol. ~', ':a. 11
A vii

DEPIIAIDWICZ, Janusz, mgr inz.
Projective digital indicators. IacznoBc Ifroclaw 506-58 162.
1. Pracownia Elektronicznych Urmadzen Ide-zacych, Zeklad Ana-
logii, InBtytut Pbdst,wowych Problemow Tocbniki, Polska Aka-
demia Nauk., Warsswa,

DERNALOWICZ, JTanu9z,_W-,irjz.
Automatic digital vollasters, VAD-4. Iec2mosc Wroclaw 5:
112-115 162.
Transistorized digital-analog convorters. 121-122
1. Instytut Podstavowych hoblemow Techniki, Polska
Akademia lqa-Wc,. Warszswa.

Country : CZECHOSLOVAKIA R
Catogory : Dlsoasos of Pam AnInLals. Diseases Caused by
Bacteria and Fungi
Abs. Jour. : Ref 2hur-Blol, No 23, 1958, No 105800
Author : Kriz, K.; Derner, A.
Institut. :
Tit1c; Experience in the Treatmelat of Tetanus in
Horses with Chlorproniazine
Ori3 Pub. Veterinarstvi, 1958, 8, No 5, 171-174
Abstract No abstract.
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DEIWOI KOGSI,%j Laazlo
Istvan Dobi. Hung TU 12:1-2 D 162.

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S/084/,50/000/04/046/082
DM47/D006
AUTHOR: Dernov, F Engineer
T:L'TLE, i A Centralized System for Refuelling Aircraft
PI-MIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya aviatsiya, 1960, Nr 4, p 21 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is an account of it project for an installation faci-
litating quicker refuelling of aircraft. Fuel is pumped
straight from tanks through surface pipes to the planes
by a pumping house near the tanks. Gate valves housed
off the runway control the supply. Filter, counters, a
telephone and remote control buttons for the tank pumps
are fitted on a mobile unit. There are references to the
Tu-104 aircraft and to the TZ-16 refuelling apparatus.
There are 2 diagrams. 41
k,Urd 1/1

DMNOV, P.F.
Written tests during geography lessons in evening schools. Geog.
v shkole 24 no.6:56--57 3--D 161. (KM 14:101)
1. 146-ya vechernyVa areclayaya shkola, Leningrad.
(Geography-Study and teaching)

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AUTHOR: ~trnov- Pegawn, F. 1~1 i M. !LtincylaviebL M. 1.;Stepanavo V. Go
ORG: Kazan' State University im, V. :1. Ullyanav-1emin (KaziLuskiy gosixdaretvanM7
univeraffet)
TITIZ: FXR of Gd3+ iii CdM004
SOURCE: Fizika tver&Dgo tela., v. 8. no. 1, 2966) 247-248
TOPIC, TAGS: gadolinium.. cadmium compnmd, molybdenum compound, electron para-
magnetic resonance, single Mstal, crystal l%ttJLce structw7
ABSTPACT: The autbors investigated the EPR qpeclagm of Gd3+ in single-crystal
CdMo()4 at a frequency'-31' Ges and'at room temperature. We singfe--crystal vas
grown by the hydrotbermal method and has a scheelite structure. One type of Gds+
ions was observedj, situated in electric fields of tetragonal symetry (z axis
parallel to the e axis of the crystaf). This: in&Lcatee isouorphic Substitution
of GdP+ for GdL o The piammeters of the spin Hiumkltonian are determined for this
constaxt and are foumd to be in agreeinut vitb those obtained for otber single
Mstals with scheelite otruature (CaNO4,, PbMoO4, ani SM04). The authors thank
0. 1. viarlpMina for, coiq3uter processing of the mptrimentia data. (brig. aft.
forimda.
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AUTHOR: Samoylovioh, M. I.; Novozhilov, A. I.; DarnDv-Pegarev, V. F.; Potkinq L, It
ORG: All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Synthesis of hineral Raw Materials,
Aleksandrov (Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellakiy institut sinteza minor-a-Pnogo
sy-11ya)
~Z/
TITLE: Electron spin resonance of Pn2+ in molybdates ol scheelite structure
SOTJRCE60 Zhurnal strukturnoy khimii, v. 7, no. it J.966, iog-no
TaPIC TAGS: manganese, EPR spectrum, molybdate, cix1ciuTi compoundj, C'a&iIIM compound
10
AB3TRACT: The ESR spectrum of mn~ was studied in single crj,stals o.10 artificial
Ca:Mr~ and CdMoCkj~ (both of scheelite stracture) at 9. 1% at oom temnerature. Some
neasurenents were made at the temneratura of liould nitrogen. The spin-Hamiltonian
constants describing the ESR spectra of 'In?+ in these COmpounds are tabulated, and
ca-mared with those for schoolite. It is noted thrLt*thD rablacement of the anionic
groups has practically no effect on the g factor; bowevDr,, ihe latter does change
slig~tiy wh'en the cations are replaced$, the anion being the sane. The spin-Hami-Itoni-
an constant describing the effect of the Intracrystanine field of cubic symmetry
changes with the anioqc groups, but remains virtually -anahanged when tho cations are
replaced. Constant b2 which describes the effect, of the intracrystaMne field of
tetragonal symetry (the axis Of BY=Ot'7 coincides with the z axis), changes markedly,

ACC NR: AM0203R4
i&' th any replacements. For al.1 the cryirtals, bL 4 %* 1014 Ov 1. 9.# the stun-oundings
P
of Mn2-~ are other than cubic. The ESR -mectrum of YM + in Cdl&,(4 shows lines dne to
the forbidden transitions &m = t 1. AAhors Wce this opportrnity to thank L. 1.
Tsinober for his attention to this work. Orig. art. haiii I table and I foriUa-*
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BIAZHNOV, A.G., inzh.,- VORONTSOV, A.V., inzh.,,: 1ZYU14OV,, A.A., i-nzh.;
LYSOV, LV., inzh.; PRAGER, V.Kh., J.-nzh.; HYMSKOV, 1'.L.,
inzh.;.DFMV,_V.A., tekhn1k; KOSTINA, V.P., red.;
LUKASHEVICH, V.K., takhn. red.
(over-all automation at a bearing plant] Kompleksilaia avtoma-
tizatsiiet na podsUpinikovos zavode. Saratov, Saratovskoe
knizhnoe izd-vo, 1962. 53 Ft. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Saratovskiy podshipnikovy7 zavod (for all except Kostina,
Lukashevich).
(Saratov-Bearing industry) (Automation'.)

L 1-5-Z31-66 EWT(zo)/Y/E~T(~)t (b) IJP(c) JDIJG
ACC NR: AP6000892 SOORCE CODE.- IIR/0181/'65/007/012/3688/3688
AUTFIORS: Dernov-p rev V, F.; Stepailqv, V. Larigov, M.-M.
Samoylovic
ORG*, Kazant State,Urilversity im. V. 1. Ullyanov-Lenin (Kazansidy
gosudarstvenny universlVeTy
2+
TITILEt Investigatiorl of EPR of Ra iono In Single cry-;itall ZnMoO
4
SOUR"Mn Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 7. no. 12, 196.5, 36813
TOPIC TAGS., zinc compound, molybdenum il,ompound, epr spectrum,
angular distribution, paramagnetle ion, opectral line, sizzle crystal
ABSTRAGT*.~ The ZrJ4o04 were grown by the hydrothermal synthesis method.
Investigation of the BPR spectrum at rooin temperature with a video
spectroscope at 8 mm wavelength) disclosed a spectrum due to the di-
3.~ 3+
valent manganese and weaker lines of Cr* Ions. The Cr spectruni
could not be invei3tigated.'in detail because its lines overlapped the
Cam 1 2

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DERNOVOT, ]).I,-
Planning gas fields and gas pipelines In Central Isis. Gaz.
prom. no.11:46-48 N 158. (HIRA 11:11)
(Soviet Central Asim-Gas, Natural-Pipal.ines)

RMOVOT, Dmitriy Andreyevich; IMMIKIIIA, T.F., red.; SAVCMM[O. Te.V.,
____
L%khmrs gas] Bukharskii gas. Koolva, Izd-vo *Zwnio, 0 1961.
:iO p. (Yeemoiuznoe obahchostvo po reisprostraneniin politichefkikh
i naucbnykh suani!. Ser.4, Tekhnika, no-3)
(14IELA 14: 1)
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SOCHIVIO, L.F., DMOVSXAYA-ZELMSOVA, G.L., ZAKRAROV, A.A.
A reflex oxyhemometer with a euvette [with nummrxry in llncl!~shl
Vop*mod.khim, 4 no-3:225-229 My-Jo 158 (MIIIA 11:6)
1. Konatrril-torsko-tekhnolcipichesiroye byuro "Biofizpribor,"
Leningrad.
(OXYGEN. in blood
determ. with reflex oxyhemometer with euvette (Rua))

SOCHIVIO, L.P. GA,; VASADZZ, G.Sh.;
KOONE7TOOV, N.I.
OPLOL flow oxyhemoseter, a now apparatus for the determination of
blood saturation with oxygem. Pat.fiziol.eksp.terap. 4 no-1:71-
73 Jft-F 16o. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Iz konstruktorsko-tekbuil,ogichookogo byuro 631offtpribor""
(nach. - glarnyy konst rukt or G.T. Rwakov) i kaf edry Pat of I z io-
logii (sav. - chlen-korrespondent A14N SSSR prof, IeR. Fetrcrr)
Voyenno-meditsinskoy-ardena Lanina akadomii imeut. S.M. Kirciva.
(OXIMERY squip. & supply)

DERNOVSKAYA-ZELERSOVA, G.L. H,I_j
Uae of Aalen's eonreQtion Ln the datemmiuation of ur.-',nA 3-
17--luatosteroids. Ukr. bif~kLlm. zhu.,:-. .35 no.5.75.4,",763 ~611.
(MMI 1"; 5)
1. Dapartment of Endw~rln;--:- ,gy cf Lhe cf Obstatrio's and
I M
Gynecology --f the Academy of Medi~al Scllen&e3 of tha U,S,S.R~

DERNOVSKAYA-ZEMITSOVA, G.L.
......
Specificity of soap modifications of Zimmermann's wthod. Frobl,
andok. i gorm. 10 no.6:105-108 N-D 164, (MIRA 18:7)
1. Otdal endokrinologii (nauchnyy rukov-oditell - prof. V.G.Baranov)
Instituta akusherstva i ginekologii (dir. - prof. M.A.Petrov-Maslakov)
AMN SSSR, Leningrad.

IERNOVSKAYA-ZELENTSOVA, G.L,_[Der-novslka-Zeterit;5oira, H.L.] fdmeasedl
Separation of 17-ketostuero-As of human urine by the gradient
evolution method. Ukr. biokhtr. zhu,,,. 37 no.4:614-6-14 165.
(M,lRk 18-9)
1. Ins'Atut akusherstva i ginckcilogll AMN SOSS,R, Leningrad.

I
202MVISKrY, X.M., insh.
e- New method of brick setting. Ogmeapery 18 no.1;45-46 '53,
(MIRA 11:10)
1,Kom-binat "Kraoxtyr Keramik."
4Refraatorr materials)

MRWISny, N.M. .
- - - , --- - ---- f ---e: -.-- -
ChWetf in the depip of. lawrove Plant M21zSM pug mills.
Ogneupory 3.8 no.7:322-323 JI. 153. (KM 11: 10)
(Kemerave-Refractory materials) (Hixing me,chinery)

DFMYEY, GY.
Usti of a eurface-roughness investigating device in machine production p. 129.
Presentation o~ transistor sets in the House of Technique. p. 132.
DURES ES AUTOW,TIKA. (Marestechnikai es Automatizalasi Tudomanyos
Egyesulet) Budapest, Hungary, Vol. 7, Mo. 4/5, 1959.
Monthly list of East Suropean Accessions (IMAI), LC, Vol. 8, No, 8,
August 1959.
Uncla.

!)F?,MY, Gy.; SHPIOZO, 1.
7
Cylindrical coil springso ps 52.
A BAN-ATEMI KOZIEMEInBL. (Banyaszati. Tervexo Intezet) Budapest)
Hungary, Vol. 12, No. 10, March 1959.
Monthly List of EeBt European Accessions (E:F-kI) LC, Vol. 8, No. 7,
Jul:Y 1959 -
Uncl.

~.gRNyEy Gyo--;jLoklevoleo gopeszmernok; SERFOZO, Ivan, oklervoles
dar~%w"Wagepoitzmernok
Toleranceo and fittings. Banyisterv no.15:57-73 Je 16:3.

YASTIMOV,ll., inzhener; DZRO,A.,-inzl2ener
wwwwo"Oft
Reconditioning of a high-voltik,,e eloctrio motor. Muk.-elev.
prom. 21 no.4:25 Ap 155. (MIRA 8:7)
I* Leningradakiy nelluichmyl kombiuat imeni Xorova (for
Tastrobar).2. Isaingradekly ilektroteklinicheekly Institut
imant V.I.Mlyanova (Loniza) (for Dero).
(Ilectric xotors)

FlUfROVSKIY, 47udvik: Marianovich- DERO A.P. rodaktor; KIKRAYLOTA, Ye.K.,
takhnichgakiy- redaktor Awl~~ 9
[Bleatric machinery] Illektrichoskis mashlay, lzd. 3-0, Kookyso Goo*
enorg. izd-vos 1956o 312 p. (KLRA 10-2)
(Alectric machinery)

, A.R., Inzhener; TASTOMY, P.P.
Correcting clenrance irregalarity in asynchronous motors.
Inorgetlk 4 no-3:2b-31 Mr. 156. (MLRA 9:6)
(Xectrlc motors, laduction-Repalring)

DERO A*R#p assistent
--
Design of individtuxUy manufactured synchronous generators.
Izv, LETI 57 no.39:209-2Z? 159, (14IRA 15:10)
(Eloctric generators)

RIVLIN, Lay Borisovich; MO. A.R., red.; SOMJVA. Te.M., takhn.red.
(Locating trouble in an as chronous motor] Xak opredalit'
neispravnost' aninkhronnogo dvigateliEk, Koskva, Gos.energe
izd-vo, 1960. 61 p. (Bibliotaks elsk-tromontera. no.10).
(KIRA 13:6)
(Blectric motors, Induction)

TRATITAKOV, N"r il Nikolayevich; MO, A,R., red.,
teklm.red. _ , SOBOLIVA, TeX,
[Testing low-powered electi-ic motors] Upytanie elekt rodviga tale i
maloi moshobnosti. Nookva, Gos.energ.izet-vo, 1960. 173 P.
(KIRA 13:11)
Ollactric motors-Tenting)

PIOTRoVSKIY, Lyudvik Narianovich, prof.-[doceened1l WIRO, A.R., ingh., red.;
soBOIEVA, Ye.M., takhn.red.
[Blectric machinery] Blektricbeskie mehinY. lzd,4,, ispr. i dop.
Moskva, Gou.energ.i2d-vo, 1960. 532 p. (mm 14:2)
(Ilectric mchinery)

RIU31, Lev Borisovich; DERO) A.A.~ rea.: ZHITNIKOVA, 0,S,., tokhn.
red. -
[How to locate faults in an asynchronour motor]Kak oprede-
lit' neispravnost' asinkhronnogo dvigatelia. Izd.2., ispr.
Moskvap GoseneY-gOizdat, 1962. 55 p. (Biblioteke elektro-
ffiontera, no.77) (MMA 15:10)
(Electric motors, Induction-Vaintenance &nd repdx)

PIOTROVSKIY, Lyudvi'jc Marianovich, prof.; Prininal uchastiye DERO,
A.R., inzb.; SOEOLEVA, Ye.M,., tekbn. red.
[Electric wachinery'Elektrkheslde masbiry. Izd.5, perer.
i dop. A.R.Dero. Moskva, Gosenergoizdat, 1963. 503 p.
(MIRA 16:12)
(Electric machinery,)

DMOO, A.
Ancient houses in the cities and towns of SerbU., Macdoniap and Kosovo and Metobija
Province, an compared with houses in Salcimikas Istanbull and Asia Minor. pe 407
(GIASNIK. Vol. 2/3,, 1953151, (Published 3,957)
SO: Monthly Ust of Rest European Accessions (IWAL) IC. Vol, 6, No. 12s Dec. 1957
Uncl.

DEROKO, A.
The prortection of cultural monuments and, as such, thy rural and urban settlemern.,
of e"eptional value. p. 947
(GLASNIK, Vol. 2/3 1953/54 (Published 1957)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EUL) LC Vol. 6. No. 12., Dec. 1957
Uncl.

DEROKO ' A,
Application of the law on the Protection of Cultural monuments of 1946;
a report on the 3rd Consultative Meeting of the Urb3nists of Yugoslavia, held
Hay 14-14, 1954 at Oturid p. 953.
(GIASNIK, Vol 2/3 1953/54 (Published 1957)
SO: Monthly Ust of Fast European Accessions (EEAL) LC Vol. 6, No. 12, Dec. 1957
Uncl.

L
FILIPENKO, V. G. , AND DEIZOVYA NGUAKO, X, 1.
Importance of the Gamasid Hits in the Transmissian of Tularemia Infection in
the Natural Delta.-Type Site
. q"hsl;oy ProvitygenL-dem, Stantsii, kstrakhan', No 1,
L44uch, Ra~ot YXJy
1933, Pp 212-219
the authors made a three-year study of a delta-type tularemia site. Ixodes
ticks Hyalor-m scupense and H. marginatum were found on domestic animals and
the gamasid mites representing the families Laelaps, Hyperlaelaps, and Hypoaspis
were discovered on small rodents. Results from the examination of water rats
as hosts f or the gariasid and their role in the interpidemic periods are still
inconclusive.
Bacterial investigations by subcutaneous Injections of a suspension of powdered
mites resulted in positive reactions in 10 out of 1.9 cases. (RZhbl~i, No 2, 1955)
SO: Slim. No. 639, 2 SeP 55

bf Y10 Y6,
VSSII/rprestry - ~iology4nd Typollogy of the Forest.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3j 1958) 10569
K-2
Author Der
Tnst
Title The Effect of Atmospheric Pollution an the Condition of
Tree Plantations in the Industrial Center.
Orig Pub Izv. Akad Nauk ArmSSR, Biol. i s.-kh. n., 1957, 10, WO 5,
57-64.
Abstract This study was made in the city of Alaverdi, vhich is si-
tuated in the mountains at an elevation of 1000 meters
above sea level. Here the smeltinG of light metals is
accompanied by discharge into the atmosphere Of S02, fine-
ly-dispersed dust, N-oxides, etc. The prevailing east
and southeast winds carry these smoke-gas mixtures into
the city. The concentration of harmful substances (in a
2 kilometer zone) exceeds the maximum permissible norms
in the following quantities: SO~n -- by 35 times,
Card 1/2

USSR/Forestry - Biology and Typology of the Forest. K-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., Wo 3, 1958, lo569
sulfuric acid aerosols -- from 3 to 13 times, V-oxides
c -- 5 times.
discoverable within a radius of 500 meters
Sedimentary tests indicated that the soil around the en-
terprises can become enriched with heavy metal compounds
(Cu, Zn, Pb). Investigation of the degree of damage
causel to the tree species by the harmful substances has
determined that the American mple iii the most sensitive,
and next in order of sensitivity, the common ash, Penn-
sylvanian ash, eastern oak, Greek walnut, apple, quince,
wild plum, pear, cornus sanguinea, -White acacia, amorfa.
doo,rood, raspberry, Christ's-thorn, and ailanthus.
Oaks grmwn from acorn-, proved, hardier than those grow.-I
from seedlings. Tables ~xe &"iven on the atwspheric con-
centration of harmful substaitces by zone.
Card 2/2

DEROYAN) G. V., CUdidate Ned Sci (diss) -- "Tbe sanitary-bygienic characterls-
ties of contamination of the atmosphere of the city of Alaverdi with industrial
wastes". Yerevanp 1959. 19 pp, (Yerevan Ned Inst, Chair of Cotmunal Hygiene),
150 copies (KL, No 241 1959, 149)

MOYAIT, (T. V.
Pollution of air in Alaverdi by ifeste products of the chemical-
coppor plant. Izy.AN Arm.SSR.-Biol.nanki V- no.3:75-83 I~v '59.
(MIRIL 12: 9)
1. Kafedra kommunallnoy gigiyany I giggriyeny truda Yerevanskogo
meditSinskogo Instituta.
(ALhVNRDI--AIR-.-.PDU'UTIOII)

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AUTHOR. Dgrpgol'ts, V. F.
TITLE: On the exchange of water between the earth and space.
SOURCE: GeografichesVoye obshchestvo SSSFL. Geograficheskiy sburnik, v. 15.
Astrogeologiya. Moscow, 196Z, 198-207.
TEXT: The process of exchango.- ol.water 1)etween earth and interplanetary space
involves the water contained deep within the earth also; hetice the soiution of the
prob-'ern will depend on the combined efforts of astrophysicists, earth-atmosphere
physicists, and hydrogeologists. 1. On the origin of water on earth. Following
~_Id -' gin of t - ca _rth i -
the Urey-Schmidt hypothesis of the Cori he roni a gas-dust clo)id,
and -aking into account the nearness of the sun, the proto-earth can have contained
only a small amount of light gases, such as hydrogen, as an original material for
the formation of water. In the subsequent stal4es some 142 and 02 mav have con-1-
bined to form water, but most of the hydrogen and oxy.,en may have reinained deep
within the earth at supercritical pressures at which not only the boundary between
v,as, liquid, and solid vanishes, but cven the boundary between the various- elements
indistinct, and all matter, probahly, is rnonoatomic. Since the total mas,
of oc., anic water (1.5.1C,24 g) is of the 9atTIL order as the mass of the liLhosphere
ca~'j 1/5

)f v..-tLer bt-tween i,'ni4/62/015/000/002/00-,'
;z i ; rVident that all ot Cie meteoric, surfi,, crustal subsorfai-f-
mi.iter I avw-t h,ivr come out of the. tLihosphere, and all wif-;it of' the order of him-
,irt-.ds of of that contained in Lilt- llVdrosphere must 1), in the subcru-,i
strata i:-, It. A. P. Vino~raki,--,, f.K-jimicheskaya cv~j' -M it, T1 c
;:w of r"he earth. I.-A- AN SSIR. 1959) estirnatv-,,- the water
in the r, to be 2-10Z6 it. 11-~,: of liberati(,n -ii'
not only in i:!,1
cont-,-i~!,.: ver the entirts ocei~; ~~- ifiz! t -n!inental areck of ivt-h, boti by up-
filti h-,: up\vard difft~ *~)Tj o ant.) r, dri !,..i bN-
i-,,- inten ,-rj;wfiv,1:irrAc gradierl, and 11:i~i premise
:nds at-w- i in the Nak-11 di plutor-.,,(: Iwo conclu-
-Ions Ca;1 Trililf". The subcru-,Lal (If he ealth lose sonic
their including 1,-,0, -t~ -xL:ep'. for outflow of
at e r f r t Space, th- iii), .ohinle. 2. On,/N
-Pace. Th,,:i-i that waLur -Ii,- exist in
,-ja c e i n i;-!, :,-vsv-n. Schmidtl~~ i!1vi,,izjn k the plancts warm
r.~-on and sublii:~,,,tio!~ and tvpt," cold plaii-
-ts (wherc i~ cit(.-d, als- t'i- W! ippl-~, Dubyago, i hypothesis on
~-melal and nature of nt-ad,., There
.~;Ay also ii~ Ole rings of d ~., ~veral moow, 11w g"Int planets
2/--
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De-;Pite tilt' 1,%,"'. Of
-.!Ioll into watt-~ val -l" ~tnd then, b%l ph. %_-!,.,,,noCIAtlOn, sepa-
V 111 t 0 h yd I o e n, p r I - -
I'lle 1.1 Pruct-ss the dist-trc,

nality of -m-
body thu.-,, the nidt,
-n 1) Ll--v sun mw,.
I-C)Z(.Il lk Allerv mav 11'. :,14,11~1:lg al tile

of
or Ut) transparent
S.j j- ~i the radiate-.' iw ii ,cs III,,(-) the cl~-p!:
..!!t re opaque ice

In 1: 1, fi r: 1, iq i; i I! it t (- r rn a y t cv - : I on %,,-:I rm plitri- - , 1f the ;ttrilospheric
s I I y h i g h to p r (, v I, I i t i ~k) r: I w I . Gou III l i~potlv,!.,is of the
f I c o ! I t 1 it' :110011 in dec p rt, I -i I e ntioned On the tr~nsfv r
a te r f r, -:d ~1:; 1., Pac 0,-*,.., he c" -, 11. The pk's ~lbili!y io the cOsn-.i(.
1 h wx e r s It- t-if-teorites havc b--
r ~:1 JI-) ~!11,01 I,- nwan of 0~ (up to S"16) %Ncitcr.
-t on tl,, Itifni of the by falling cosi-ni-
n v,a Le r
m ;It e r; a.
C 0 TD C 1 kv~
pai. c
ol L - 17 1 1 thf. v proijabl'.

hit tb rt.-lv,i ~v all

Or. the t-,xchange of water between ...
thl,ij- !-,latt,rial to the atmo3phere. Carbonaceous inaterial contained in ROTI-Il- C0SnIiC
matter may also burn up in the atmosphere and form CO, and Nvater. Anoher
sible source, according to recent investigations w,~th artificial earth satellilc-., is
the proton-(-.1er-tron plasma of the solar corona which reaches the ecliptic of thz-
intense solar outbursts; also, proton particles m co:irnic rayb
earth follwxinp
alse) Capture electrons and thus form hydrogen aton-,., whic.) may combine with uppur-
atMOSphere oxygen to form water molecule-s. Could the r-,octilucent clouds, 1-k,hich
according to 1. A. Khvostikov consists of ice crystals, bc the formations of such
nascent atinospheric water of cosmic origin? 4. On the- transfer of wati~r ~-,)rn
the varth atniosphere into intcrplanej~ja space. -1-nitre 4, no doubt that \&ater
molecules ittay be lost into space. The process might be attributable to high-altiludk--
(60-krn) dissocianon of the water molecules into the. component atoms under solar
UV radiation. Since at the high temperaWre of the external ati-nospheric lavers
(500"K Lo 15000K) the speed of the thermal motion of 1-1 aton-is exceeds the
speed, dissipation into space must result. A discussion of the cosmic and aLi-no-,-
pheric hypo'.heses of the cornet-like so-called "tail" ol the rarth, which gives
to the zodia---al lipht, leads to the prernise of a drainagc of dissociated water v~.p~~r
into the "tail." 5. On the practical tificance of costnic ice. This sectio-
devoted to a summary of the paper "Ice in ipace," by tint, Amt~ rican dumor H.
Robey, previously published in the Jc,urnal of the British Ifite rp.,aneta ry Sov
-v. 17, no. 'i, i 9 o 0. There are no fi,,u.(--s or tableq; the litf.~.ratvir,- cited compr'.
Card 4i5 t,

M
',)n the cxchanic ni water between ...
S./614/1.)2jOl5/000/00--,'/00-'
32 Russia-, i-ferences (including the Pttssian translation, of H. Pcjiricart:'~ "Iiyp-)t.11-
esCs of Watson Fletchur's "Aniong the pLaricts" (1947), and
Ghanibcr'in'~ -5eologiical proofs of the evolution of the varthl-, atn.u,pherv" (195I)i..
titles rf-translated from the Russiar. translations), 2 Germai-language papers
Frenuh--ianpuagt, reft-renct-s int ludin,4 ont! b~ If. Abich
,)y H. Ahich (c rca 1870),
-ir.d a F'z-(-nc.h-l:inguagc paper by the Ro~siaii atilhor, E. Sh%cdoN 'Iiid thv fo'.-
Ellulish-lanuuage Gou~d, T., Scif-w:v Nexk-, Ltr., v. 1-19,
-i(-r,, v. 202, no. -1, 19bO. Robev H.
tio. 26, 1961; Peterson, H., Sciew. An
Donald, It c in sp.tcc, J. Brit. Intcrpl~iri. Soc:., v. 17, nu. 7, jQ60: Thomsen, W.
The annual dt-posli oi nit-teciritic du!it, Sky i:.nd 'FPleSL0j)V, Urvy, H.,
planets, their origin and development, Ne\A.- Haven, Coil.-, lr452.
ASSOCIATION- 'N'-me givc1l.
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PERPGOLITS, V.P.
Baiic planetary primary aourclo Of natiu-al waters of the
earths Izv. AN SSSR. Seroge Iol., 27 no,1.1:18-31 N 62.
(Water) (MIRA 15:12)

ACCESSION NR: AR4033709
S/0081/64/000/003/EO77/EO77
SOURCE: Referativny*y zhurnal. I(kimiya, Abs- 3E206
AUTHOR; Derp9ol'ts, V. F.
TITLE: The "hydrochlorosphare!l the original planetary source of the natural
waters of the outer shells of the Earth
CITED SOURCE: Sb. IV Soveshchanlye po probl. astrageol., 1962. L., 1962, 128-131
TOPIC TAGS: geophysics, surface water origin, hydrochlorosphere, magma, magma
differentiation, lithosphere, autosphere, ocean salt content, halogenesis
ABSTRACT: Water makes up.-*-4% of the total magma substance. During the physical-
chemical and gravitational differentiation of the magma.in the depths'and upward to
the lithosphere, magmatic solutions serve as carriers of the magma components. As
they move upwards, these solutions are transformed into chloride brines containing
considerable amounts of Na, Ca, Br and B and occurring ubiquitously, more frequent-.
ly at considerable depth; these should be regarded as the primary planetary source
of most of the water of the earth's crust and autosphere. The author introduces
the concept of the "hydrochlorospherell of briny waters which is found all around
the earth at a depth of the order of 3-4 Ia. The waters of the "hydrochlorosphard,
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may be called endogenous to distinguish them from those in the upper parts of the
lithosphere which are biogenous and the principal characteristic of which is par-
j ticipation in biological and other water cycles. Civersity of composition is char-
acteristic of biogenous waters, whereas the composition of the endogenous waters
is uniform. The waters of the World Ocean, by.origin and processes of formation,
are mixed - endogenous and biogenous. The more intensive the process of halogenfr~-
sis, the greater the amount of fresh water formed. The greater the amount of ice
formed, the saltier the World Ocoan becomes.
DATE ACQ: O2Apr64
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DERMLITS, V.F.
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DEUGoLITS,, V.F.
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(PutcraM Mountains-Precipitation (Meteorology))

DERPGOLITSI V.F.
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1. Geografichaskoys obahchea-tro SSSIL.

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Printeiplem of the corivolidated-naturs'. classification of natural
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(MMA 1&0
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