SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DUBLITSKIY, N.N. - DUBNITSKIY, A.A.

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VTSSPS ProfiEclat, 1954. unPaged]. (MLHA 8:4)
(Alm Ata-Description)

ALBIJU, K.K., red.; GRADARIFIX, A.Z.,
Nikolaysifoh,
X.T., tokbn.red.
otyets vennyy po "a ;
LThrough Ala&-At&] Po Alma-Ate. Alma-Ata, Usakhokoe gofi.isd-To,
1956. 26 p. (MIRA 10:10)
(Alma At&--Descriptiou)

DUBLITSKIYp N.N.- STEPANCIVA., V.I.
[Tourist routes across KawJcbstan) Turistakie marshruty
po Kazakhotanu. Alm-AU# Kazakhokoe goo.izd-voj, 1963.
201 p, 0i IM 18: 4)

DUNZEMC, Blazo
Some experiencea from the work of the Section of "Young Geograpbers"
in Vogosca, near Sarajevo. Geogr hor 6 no.3:59-63 160.

DUBLJEVIC, Blazo
Leningrad, a hero city. Geogr hor 9 no.302-34 063,
Soviet railroads. 34-35
From Kiev to Leningrad by a Tu-104 Jet plane. 35-36

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COUNM Yugoslavia
CAUGORY
ABS. JOUR. RZI[him. j 4%'0. 16 1959, ioo 58784
.~P 1 ~V4%OViCJ , e. , Pal,-rovJc~, ii., ano r)ublyanin, R.
8eirrrade ?.rLvrjrAty
T IT V Investigation of the Methyl Alconol Content of
Wines
0,1 IG ,PUB, : Zbornik Radova 1wolyoprivrednog Fak Univ Beogradu,
6, No 1, 19-31 (1954S)
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T : The authors have 4.nvezlAir ted the effect of prose-
ing technology and cellar treatment of tn;u wine
on the dynamics of CE4 Off (1) formation. The -xine
prepared,from mustpressed out in a hydraulic
press contains less I than wine made from must
produced by continuous pressing. Ahen white
wine3 are Drocessed by red wine technology, dif-
feren,.-es in the I content between red and white
winee are 6moothed out. The acclimulation of
I on the pomace during fermentation takes place
CA9D: 112

0, C-91, T -P -f :Yugoslavia .4-27
CAT ,-GORY
AEC-,_-~. JCUR. RZIMIM., No. 16 1959, 11o. 58784
,hUTAOR
ORIC"T. PUB.
ABSTRACT :mainly during the first five days and attains a
constant value after about 10 days. Red hybrid
wines have a relatively higher content or I than
wines from Vitis vinifera varieties.
From authors' summary
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Country : USSR it
Catcaory: Cultivated I~Iznts. Cor=rcial. Oil-Dcarin3.
Sugar-Dearina.
ilbs Jour: R=iol., go 3.1, 1958, No 49047
Author : ~Iub ~lyan e knaya,. . ~N. F -
0~
Inst : Al - on c%. co. Acad. of tgricultural Sciences im.
V-1. Lenin
Title : The Dotanical Oil Bearing of the Husk of Sunflower
Seeds in Coiuicetion with the Oil Bearina of the Kernels.
Orig Pub: V ob.: KratUy otchet, o muchn.-issled. raboto Wes.
n.-i. in-ta maslich. i efiromaslich. hu.1.1tur VABKHNIL
za 1955 o. Krasnodar, 1956) 89-94
Abstract: The cheLdcal composition of the sunflower busk is in-
41 vestigated in relation to the oil bearina of the
Card V2

Cowntry, : U-SWOR Y,
Categor7: Cultivated PL--iits. C rcial. Oil-DcarLir,.
Sugar-Dearing.
Abe Jour: P=iol., No 11, )058, no 49o4T
kernel. It turned out that together wth an increase
of the oil product".on of the kernels the content of
lipoids, prote:m, nonnitrous extracts and ash
in the husL -i's also increased, while the cellulose
content is d..rLinishcd. It in concluded that the
husk of the hijily oil-bearing sunflower varieties
is a favorablo substrate for the dovelowwnt of a
microflora dur:.n(; the time of stormp -- D.B. Vakh-
mistrov
Card 2/2
M-123

USSR / Cultivated Plants* Medicinal Plants, E33ontlal-_- X1
Oil Plante. Poisonous Plants,
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologlyap No 6#-1959, No. 25118
Author tDublyanskaya
Inst fil Union te~tific-Rescarch Institute of
Oil and tasehtlal-Oil Cultivations
Title Content of Allyl Oil In the Soods of Various
Mustard Plants and Methods of Its Determina-
tion
Orle Pub ;V ab,: Kratkiy otchot o nauchno-isaled. rabote
Vaes. no-i. in-ta maslichno I ofiromaslichn.
kulttur za 1956 g. Krasnodarg "Sov. Kuban",
1957, 138-143
Abstract :Analytical results of the varieties and forms
of the Chinese mustard plant on the content
of allyl oil In the seeds for their evaluation
Card 1/2

C DIUMMN
CATEWRY t Cultivuted Fluntb, Industritilp Clelferous, Sug6r. k
A BS. JOUR. MhBiolsj Koo 23 195P, No,
AL!NOR 0 ". Lfab-lYan3k8YMj_A.4--
' - NZ--
INST. I All-UnlOn Scientific PaiseeM-rnaTitote of Olaiferous
TITLE A Now Wena to the Bm6ing of Chinese Mustard.
iOPIG, PU3. i Byul. nituchno-t6khn. inform. Vaes. n.-i. in-t muslichnA
efiromaslich". kulltur, 1~j7, N-,O- 39 32-31.
A?STRACT t For the production of high-quality mustard powder, the
mastara seeas must contain not leso than 0.8% -,f allyl
oil. Chinese mustard larleties 5tplirVadskeye 185/191
ana Neosypayushchayasya. 2, adaptea regionAlly in USSH,
do not s"tisfy this rdqUlrement. A higher content of
allyl oil characterizes now varieties V*JL-a~ 405 ano
W-11.-A 3_51. promising as to yield and oil conteat. There
are specimens at the breadine nursery of All-Union
Scientific Research Tnatitute of Oitif-erous an6 Sthereal
and Ethereal Oil Cultures
CARDI 1/2

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Commercial, Oleaccous, M-4
Sugar Bearing.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 2, 1959, No. 6349
Author : Dublyanskayal N. F.
Inst : Inst. of Oleaceous and
Essential Oil Cr;ps
Title :Changes In the Contents and Composition of the
Non-Saponifying Part of Oils at the Time of
Ripening of Sunflower Seeds
Orig Pub :V sb.: Kratkiy otchet o nauchno-izsled. rabote
Vaes, n.-i. In-ta maslichn I efiromaslichn.
kul'tur za 1956 s. Krasnodar, "Sov. Kuban"',
1957, 129-132
Abstract :The relative contents of the total amount of
non-saponifying substances, including vitamin
E and carotinoids In oil fall in proportion
Card 1/2

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Commercial, Oloaceous, m-4
Sugar Bearing.
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Biologiya, No 2, 1959, No. 6349
to the ripening of achenes of sunflower. The
relative content of staro18 In oil is stable.
Individual sunflower varieties differ-in the
content of non-saponifyinS substances, vitamin
E being one of them. -- S. S. Zamotailov
Card 2/2
96

DUBLTANSKAXA, N.F., Icand.tekhn.nauk
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he"mmimealm"cooomposition of needs of present-day Indian Mustard
varieties. Hael.-zhir.pron. 25 no.9t9-11 159.
(MIRA 12:12)
1. Vaesoyusnyy nauchne-looledovatellskiy institut maelichnykh
i efiromaslichrykh kulltur.
(Mustard seed)

DUBIZANSUYA. F., kand.idam.nauk
Podder value of sunflower heads* Y"le-zhireprome 26 uo*7:12-16
ii 16o. - (JURA 13:7)
1. Vseooyuzuyy nauchuo-iseledovatellskly Institut maelichnykh i
efiromaelichnfth kullture
(Sunflower an foods)

DUBLYANSKAYA, N.Y., kand.khim.nauk; GRITNI, I.S.
Composition of needs and oil from regionally adopted castor-oil
plant varieties, Haol.-zhir, prm, 27 no,11:20-421 1 161,
(IMIRA 3521)
1. Veasoyuznyy nauchao-issledovat~llskiy institut maslichnykb
i efiromolichrukh kulltur.
(Castw oil--Amlynin)
(Castor-oil plant-Varietioa)

DDITANSXIT, VA [Dablianalk7i, Y.M.)
. -1-1 1- --- .. .....I.....
Use of PX. Butyrinle method for a field chemical analysis of
underground waters. Pratei Od. un sbir. mol. vchen. un. 148
no-3:323-326 158 (KIBA 130)
1. HauchM rukovoditell - dots. I.Ts. Tatsko.
(VAter, Underground) (Water--Analysis)

IUVOT, B.M.; DUBLYA1151IT. T,.M. [Dablianalkyi, V.M.J
...................
Expedition for studying karst holes In the Crimean Mountains and its
geological our-ways in 1958.,Vionyk AN URM 30 no.7:54-56 11 159.
(MRA 12:10)
(Crimaa,-Karst) (Geological surveys)

3 (4, 5)
AUTHORi
TITLE%
Dublyans1kyyjV. M. (Dubly=akiy, V....N.)_
SOV/21-59-8-18/26
On the Hydrogeological Features of the Red Caves in the
Crimea
PERIODICALt Dopovidi Akademii nauk Ukrains1koi RSR, 1959, Nr 8, p 890
893 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is an article covering an interesting hydrogeological
experiment conducted in the earlier unknown sections of the
Red Caves of flooded caverns in the Crimea in the summer of
1958. The experiment involved staining of the underground
water runs with fluoresceine. The first stage of experimental
operations consisted in establishing the temperature, the
speed of the motion and separation of the various water
streams in the Red Cave region. The data of this investigat-
ion are shown in table Nr 1. The second stage was the stain-
ing of the water with fluoreaceine dissolved in 0-7 kg of
alkaline medium. Table Nr 2 shows a graph of the stained
water flow. Further, it was established that all flooded
Card 1/2 caverns of the cave represent a single hydraulic system at

SOV121-59-8-18126
On the Hydrogeological Features of the Red Caves in the Crimea
high water and separate into disconnected streams and basins
at low water. Within the studied cave section, there are as
many as four systems of fissure-ayphon circulation and three
groups of underground basins, the existance of which is due
to the peculiarities of the feeding of springs in this region.
There are 2 tables and 1 plan.
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut minerallnykh resursov AN USSR (Institute of
Mineral Resources of the AS of UkrSSR)
PRESENTEDt By M. P. Semenenko, Member of the AS UkrSSR
SUBMITTEDi February 14, 1955
Card 2/2

DUBLYANSKIY, V. N., Cand Geol-Min Sci -- (diss) "Geology and hydro-
geology of the basin of the Tiligul River." Odessa, 1960. 22 pp;
(Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Education of the Ukrain-
ian SSR, Odessa State Univ im I. I. 14echnikov); 300 copies; price
not given; (KL, 17-60, 144)

IVAMV, T.K. . [3ublianslkYl. V.H.J.- DDMMOVSIIT, 0.1.
mbrovo!kyi, 0,1.
Studies
General
1959.
of karst caves in the Crimean mountain region by the
tarot "dition of the Ukrainian Acaaemy of Scienaes
no.415~3-555
160.
Dop.AN MM
Wrimea-larst)
(KERA
in
13:7)

,.DURL!ANSKIY,-V,M. [Dublianalkyi, V.M.j
Now data on the Red Caves in the Crimea. Trudy Inst.min.rssur.
AN UR~R no.207-43 160. (KMA 15:5)
(Crimea-Caves)

DUBLYANSKIY, V.N,; TVANOV, B*N.
Importance of Crlmean karst for national economy. Biul.
MOIP OtA. geol. 37 no.6:145 N-D 162. (MIRA 16:8)

DUMJ!!NTS!F-#-V L-
AL
I
BoautJA Ca"s Priroda'50 nools" A 16L, (KIRA 24il)
1e Institat mimrallrqkb revamov M GW# Sinforopoltp
(aring.-Cmo)
.4

DOYB.!O'VSKIY, Oleg Ivanovich; SIICHMIISIKIY, Askolld Aleksandrovich;
GOLCUDV., Vladilen
Petrovich; IVAROV, Boris Ilikolayevieb.. kand. geogr. nauk;
SOWMMIIKo 9.1.9 kand. iat. naukj, obshchostvonr*,y red.;
YARMIYSH., Tu., red.; ISUPOVA, 14j, tekhn. red.
[How secrets are revealed; uketches on Ya-asnopeAchernayal
.Kak raskiyvaiutsia tainy; ocherki o Krasnykh peshchera-k-h.
Simferopollp Krymizdat, 1962. 108 p. (MIARA 15:11)
(Crimea-Caves)

DUBLYANSKIYp V.N.
Making wider use of the excursions to caves.
no.2t67-71 161.
(Crimean Mountains-Caves)
(Crimean Hountains--Karat)
Nov.kar.i opal.
(MIRA 150)

POLKANOV, Yu.O.; DUBLYANSKIY. V.M. [Dubliarwlkyi, V.M.1
Interesting find of accessory Iceland spar in the Crimea. Mat.z.
min.Ukr. no.2sl49-152 161. WIRA 15;8)
(Crimea--Iceland spar)

BACHINSKIY, G.A. (Bachynelkylp H.O.); DOLUNSKlY, V.N. [DublianBlkyi, V.M.l
Paleozoologic characteristics of eons deep-seated karat cavea-in the
Crimean Mountains. Zbir. prate' Zool.muz. AN URSR no.3lt43-51 162.
- (MIRA 17:2)

OLIFEROV,, A.11.1- DUBLYANSKIY,, V.N.
Distribution of the snow cover In the mountainous part of the Crimea.
Trudy UkrNIGMI no.34:53-57 162. (MIRA 3.5-.7)
(Crimea-Snow)

TKACHUK) V.G., doktor goole-miner* nauk, otv. red.; YURK, Yu.Yu.,
doktor geol.-min. nauk, red.; IVMOV, B.H.p kand. geogr.
naukp red.; GOLMTSYN, V.N., doktor geol.-min. nauk, red.;
VOIIISTVENSKIY, M.A., doktor bio.. nauk, red.; SHULITS, P.N.,
kand. ist. nauk, red.;,,DUBLYANSKIY, V.N., kand.geol.min.
nauk# red.; SFMUKO N.A., tekhn.
red.
.[Transactions of the Joint Karst Fxpedition) Trudy Kompleksnoi
karstovoi ekspeditsii. No.l.[Studying karst in the Crimea) Is-
sledovanlia karsta Kryma. 1963. 170 p. (MIRA 17:3)
.1. Akademiya nauk URSR, Kiev. Kompleksnaya karstovaya ekspedl-
tsiya.

*1a., The Conference on applied karstolou I
PERIODrCALl Isvestlya Akademil nauk SSSR, Serlya geologich*skaya, no. 1, 1963,
124 - 126 (WthGn I - Ovozdstakly, X. A., W& Chikiabov, A. 0.)

TEXTt The Conference was hold in Moscow oh Aprh 23 - 25, 1962, and was
attended by 35 representatives from 16 scientifleal and industrial organization
.
The Conf4renos was opened by N. A. Ovosdetakly who reported on the activities o
;
the Oeographical section of the Moscow Society of Natural scientists. The folloot!
Ing reports were deliveredt A. 0. Lykoahin an the investigation of karats for
hydro-engins*rInS construction by geological ongin*eral V. S. Polevoy on the use
of geophysical methods to study karats In are" of hydrological engineering struo-
turs 11 j r A. Savarenskl
problems considering karats in industrial and urban
"
construction in the Dzerzhinsk region; N. A. Ovotdotakiy on
Karat in the region
of Caucasian Mineral Water Sources*$ 1. 1. Oinsburg on mineral resources connected '
with karat processeel 2._J_AualJwkfy an -bauxlto and phosphorite karst depoeltal
Y1. TJ~obrov_cn "Karat bauxite@ of the Yonisey ridgi and the adjacent region of
the Siberian platform" I Nt A. Lialtayna on "Karat bauxites In the Kazakh foldings
and the Turgay depression"; B. N. Ivanov and V N. INblyasliKil on 'The Importance
_
_
'
of the Crimea karat in national 40onomy
MJkJk"Y on "The Importance of -
l A,_D
_ _
the Central Ural karat In national *oononWff1 I, K. Kudryashov on the influence of
karat an agriculture In some Bashkirian regionsj The reports delivered were dis-
cussed by D. S. Sokolova, V. A. Varsanoflyeva, H. A. KrasIlInIkova, S. A. Slad-
koptvtoova, V. S. Polevoy and others. The Conference approved the methods of
karat investigation, Including geophysical seam, electrical voismio and ultra-
sonic prospecting. It was decided to Investigate in detail the development and
expansions of karstj to study the origination of karat bauxites, to control the
purity of mineral water souro*s and to oantinus research In the agrioultural re-
gione of Bashkiria.

T' V.V,. kand, fit,-mtem,, nw-,ki DIJELYANSKIY, V~N., kand. geol.-
..YI;rIIINf , --
minarai. nauk,, YFFJ*,'MOVI I.-
First All-Union Congrevs of SpelcoIcg!8ta-Zport8m9n, -Peshchery
1630 tM:RA M2)

DUBLY W
---W. - $_jtN.
Role of snow in the karating and recharge of karat waters* Izvo
AN SSSR.Ser.geog. no.2369-75 Mr-kp 163. (MIRA 16W
1. Institut min ralfnykh reoursov AN Ukr6SR.
Crimean Wuntains-Snow)
. Eimean Mountains-Urst)

DUBLYANSKIro V.N., kand. gool.-mineral. nauk
Determination of the atmospheric precipitation in the
Grimean Mountains. Meteor. i g1drol. no-3:50--51 Mr 164.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Institut minerallnykh resursov AN Ukx-SSR.

BACfl-r',','SKIY, G.A.; DUBLYANSKlY, V.N.; SlITENGEMV, Ye.S.
-
Krivehe crystalline mave In the gypsum of Podolia. Peshchery no...:
49-56 '(4. OMPA 18: 5)
1. Institut mine.-allnykh resursov AN SSSH, Simferopol'.

LUBLYAK9KIY, V.N,
Now karat channel in the Karabi-Yayle of the Crimea. Trudy
MDIP l5t122-125 165. (MIRA ISO)

ACC NR- AP6036830 _SOuTicE"aOi)r,---__M/0O.2l-/66/Ooo/qu-A-48zp
AUTHOR: Diblyans' Icyy., ye Ms-D1kblyannkiyq V. N.; Shutov., Yu, I,
ORG: Interdisciplinary Karst Expodition, AN URSR (Komplekakna
karstova elcopedytsiya AN URSR); Institute of Mineral Resources, Ma
(Instytut mineral I ny1di'resursiv MG SRSR)
TITLE; The true flow rate of ground water in some karat regions of the
Ukraine
SOURCE: AN UlcrSSR. Dopovidi., no. 11., 1966., 1484-1487
MW
TOPIC TAGS: Y hydrology,, ainagerf2mzmzztw,, karst/Ukraihe
ABSTRACT: Nev data an the true flov rate of ground water-were ob-
tained from investigations of 16 flooded eaves in the
.Crimean Mountaimag the Dniester area* and the mountainous
Transcarpathlan karat regions of the Ukrainian SSR* Hydro-

6S6830.
graph analysis, using hydrometrict Bulstren-BurUbardt, and
color tests was employed. The average flow rats of subsur
face streams was found to be 30-40 times slower than that
of surface drainage during low-water seasons an-i 100-120
times slower than during floods. A functional dependence
was established between runoff and the rate of.isubsurUce
streams* The date obtained indicated that the aaves v*ca
formed primarily by erosion# Orig, art, hass 1 Xigure and
1 table,.:
(WA-50; OBE No. 1
[ERJ
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Car

Country :USSR R
Catogory :Diseases of Farm Animals. Diseases Coused by
Bacteria and F=gl
Aba. Jour, :Ref Zhur-Biol,, No 23, 1958, 105825
Author Dublyazhenko, P.
Inst it-ut, -
Titlo Now Methods of Treating Necrobaoillosis
Orig Pub, S# kh. Sibiri, 1958, No 6, 53
Abstract No abstract.

DUME o A,G*
Sizing a Rasohel Imitted cotton web with starch and OWSU.0
Cbm.takh.opyt. EMLPI no.36s45 156. (Kin 11:11)
(cotton Sizing)
/1,

DUBM, B.
Oreat achievements of a sman planto ITO noon:58 N '39,
Wu 13:4)
1. ProdooWell soysts pervichnoy organizataii Ilauchno-
tekhnioheskogo obehobestva diselestroitellnogo savo&a iment.
(Bollobxq Tokmak-Dissel engines)

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AUTHOR:.Dubner, V. M.
ORG: Scientific Research Institute of Hirdh Temeraturei (Nauchno-isBledo*at9l'ukiy
inBtitut vysokikh temperatur)
TITLE: Thermal ionization in a magnetic field
SOURCE: Teplofizika vysokikh temperatur, V. 4, no* 2, 1966, 286-288
TOPIC TAGS: thermal ionization, magnetic field plasma effect
ZI
ABSTRACT: An equation of tbjarmal jnn4%Atj=of` a low-temperatu?e plasma -in a
constant uniform magnetic field ia-Wevieloped. For IWdrogen and alkali metals this
equation is N.Ne Ko (T. V), where N is the number of electrons, Ko is the
N' sh a
conventional reaction constant independent of the magnetic-field strength, T is
temperature, and V is volume, 1f No 4 Na, the effect of magnetic field on the
ionization becomes negligible. Orig. art. hast 12 formulas.
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'SconorAc Region, based on material from a wetor hospital.
Ortop.,travm. i protes. 20 no-5:58 MY' '59- (MM 12:9)
1. Is Svuvokoy uchaetkovoy, bollnitay Shakhunekogo rayona.
Gor1kovskoy oblasti.
'(SYAVA DISTRICT-IMSVIIIAL ACCIDENTS)

DUBNIK. A.I., doktor takhnichaskikh nauk.
Aiding industry. Tokst.prom.14 no.1:9-11 Ja 054. WaA 7:2)
1. Nauchnyy rukovoditell T*NIIShersti. (Wool industry)

"" ""' AP(503b7ll L^) SOURCE COD91 U141u1jul-i-t-i -7--,F
AUTHOR: Dubnik, I. N.; Golodyagins 0. K,
ORG., none
TITLE: Effect of BT8 alloy billet quality on the properties of final products
SOURCE: Tsvetnyye metally, no. us 1966s 85-86
TOPIC TAOSi titanium, alloys titanium alloy property, titanium alloy extrusionma
titailium alloy
ABSTRACT: The effect of plastic working BT8 titanium alloy (0-05% C, 6.1% Al,
0.12% Fe, 0.23% Si, 3.2% Mo) prior to extrusion on the properties and structure of
,e~xtruded articles has been studied. Alloy ingots 350 = in diameter and 1140 = long
veie annealed for 3 hr at 1050C and cut into five equal pieces some of which were cut
in half along the diameter. Both types of blanks were forged Into billets 140 mm in
diameter, i.e., with a coefficient of reduction of 1.84 for round blanks'and 1.4 for
half round blanks (the coefficient of reduction was calculated as the ratio of final
length to initial length). The billets preheated to 900C were extruded to a diam-
eter of 40 mm, ina 1000-ton horizontal press with 93% reduction. The.bars
obtained from billets forged with higher reduction have a finer and more uniform
structure than do those of bare forged with lower reduction. The rear ends of the
extruded bars had somewhat better properties than those bf the front ends, especially
Card 1/2 tMC: 669.295:621.74

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in bars extruded from the billets forged with a reduction of 1.01%. It is recommended
that the billets be placed into the container with the less deformed part toward the
du=y block to ensure more uniform mechantcal, properties along the bar length. Orig.
art. has: 1 figure. - (WW]
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DUBMK, L.7 a.
Treatment of deafness by intracutansous injection@ of calcium
chloride. Vast. otorinolar. 13 no.1:76-77 Jan-Feb 51. (CLML 20:5)
1. Of the Department for Diseases of the lar, Throat, and lose
(gaad--Honored Worker in Science Bashkir ASSR Prof.S.T. Hiih&76
lovskly). Livoy Medical Institute.

1) Lt !') /["-/ F;; t f, /-
SITIrml. lonif Teodorovift DUBNIIC# R*L## redej AKHlAMOTp S.N., tolchn.red.
[Thernistors; cherecterL;tice, construction and range of use]
Termosoprotlylanits-, kharaktarlstild, konstruktaii i oblz5ti
primeneniise Kooky&, Goa. isd-vo fiviko-matematichookoi lit-ry,
1958* 147(l4h;rmistors) (MIRA 11:5)

PLCKHINSKIT, Nikolay Aleksandrovich; DUBININ, M.P., red,; DUBSIK, R.Lp
red.; KAZUROVA, A.Y., tekhn,red,
[Analysis of v&rianoel Dispersionnyi analis. Pod red. M.P.
Dabinins. Novosibirsk, Izd-vo Sibirskogo otd-niia AN SSSR,
196o. 121 p. (KIRA 13:6)
1. Chlon-korrespondent U SSSR (for Dabinin).
(BIOKATMUTICS)

PLOKHINSKIYy Nikoley Aleksandrovich; DUBNIK,,R.L.p red.; MAZUOVA, A.F.,
tekhn. red.; VYALYKH, A.M., tdVJM-.--re-d-.
[Biometry] Riometrila. Novosibirsk, lzd-vo Sibirsko otd-niia
AN s=$ 1961. 362 p, (Biometry) flOQU 15:7)

DUBNIYOV, L.M.; KALYAGIN, I.A. (deceaaed]
Quan.titative, determination of fluorine in fluorine-containing organic
substances. Zav.lab. 29 mo.1148-1301 963. (MM 16:12)

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D; BNIKOV, L. 114.
UM/Chamletry - Oulfur Coupounda Feb 1947
Chemistry - Sulfur mmofluorido
"The Preparation of Sul-far Monofluorlde and Its
Properties," L. M. Dubnikov, N. I. Zorin, 7 PP
"Zhur Obehch XhW Vol XVII, No:2
Optimum reaction texperature, gas composition and
notes on reactim vessel material. It was found
impossible to obtain S2F2 in a pure form after the
reaction 2AgF - 38 = S2F2 Ag2S since S2F2 is
subject to dissociation in the reaction conditions.
15T30

5/07 60/015/004/030/030/XX
B020YB064
AUTHORS: Dubnikov, L. M., and Chebotarev, 0. V~
TITLE: Rapid Detection of Fluorine in Organic Fluorine
Containing Substanoes on the Basis of the Ron-wettability
Property of Glass
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimii, 1960, Vol, 15, No, 4,
pp. 511 - 516
TEXT: In Ref. 3 L. Dubnikov and 1, Tikhomirov suggested procedures
and apparatus to determine organic fluorine containing compounds on
the basis of the non-wettability of glass with 9 2so 4' The present
paper deals with the possibility of detecting fluorine in small
amounts of fluorine containing organic substances on the basis of
the non-wettability of glass. With this method it is possible to
mineralize the substance and detect fluorine in it in one and the
same sample in a quick and simple manner. To render the prescription
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Rapid Detection of Fluorine in Organic 3/075/60/015/004/030/030/XX
Fluorine Containing Substances on the B02O/BO64
Basis of the Non-wettability Property of
Glass
of determination more precise, the dependence of the minimum sensi-
tivity of detection on the concentration of H 2so4and K2Cr20V
on the 70lume of chromosulfuric acid, and on temperature was studied
in detail in advance on chemically pure NaF which was twice
recrystallined according to L. Tananayev (Ref, Q. The minimum
sensitivity of detection depends on the composition of the silicate
glass and on the diameter of the tube, which was experimentally studied
the experiments were carried out in glass tubes from the Kli'nskiy V
zavod (Ilin factory), The minimum further depends on the acid zon-
centration, the volume of chromosulfuric acid, the temperature (most
favorable temperature: 15 - 500), but does not -depend on the nature
of the oxidizing agent. The detection limit for fluorine in one drop
of the organic substance is given on the basis of the non-wettabilituy
of glasn in mineralization with a X2Cr 0 solution in ole~im (TabIQ 1)
17 organic compounds with different F-8 kroups were examined,
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Rapid Detection of Fluorine in urgani-, V075/60/015/004/030/030AX
Fluorine Containing Substances on the B020/BO64
Basis of the Ron-wettability Property
of Glass
12 of them were undissolved, 17 in alcoholic, 9 in ether, and 6 in
aqueous solution. Table 2 gives the limits of detecting some of these
subStUnces dissolved in alcohol. On the basis of the results of
fluorine detection it may be concluded that the prescription used
for inorganic fluorides supplies correct results for organic fluorine
compounds only if an easily mobile fluorine atom is present in the
molecule. Table Ygives the limits of fluorine detection in organic
fluorine compounds in mineralization with a KMnO solution in oleum,
4
while Table 4 gives the corresponding values for some substancps
dissolved in alcohol. In one drop of an aqueous solution it is
possible to detect with certainty 5 - 10r.F, sometimes even 1 - 2rp~
In alcoholic solutions it is possible to detect 50 rF per drop, and
sometimes 20X-, while the limit of fluorine detection in ether
solutions is 10OX-. In carbon fluorides it Is not possible to detect
fluorine by this method. The most probable reason for the non-
wettability of glass Is the formation of fluorine compounds on the
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Rapid Detection of Fluorine in Organic S/07Y6O/O15/OO4/O3O/O3O/XX
Fluorine Containing Substances on the B020 B064
Basis of the Non-wettability Property
Of GlILSS
surface. The surface of silica gpl and silicates is completely or
partly covered with hydroxyl groups. It may be assumed that such a
surface is wetted by adsorption of substances by means of hydrogen
bonds, The adsorption of HF by the hydroxyl groups of the surface can
be reEarded as the first stage of the process: subsequently, water is
split off in the presence of oleum, and hydrophobic fluorine compoundz
are fcrmed on the surface. Such a surface with SiOH and SiF groups
loses its wettability, Ya, Aron (Ref. 11) and Luklyanovich are
mentioned in connection with the reaction mechanism There are
4 tables and 11 references: 8 Soviet, I German, 1 Austrian, ani
1 Dutch.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy fiziko-tekhnicheBkiy institut
(Moscow Institute of Physics and Technol.ogy)
SUBMITTED: May 30, 1959
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DMIXOT, P.Pe; KUZIMIXA, V.I. (Hook-ra)
C- - ---------
Paragonimosts of the lungs. Klin.med. 34 no.12-67-68 D t56.
(MIRA 10: 2.)
(LUNG DISUSSS
Faragonimus infect., clin, aspects & there)
(FAIRAGONDM, infect.
lungag clino aspeats & there)

MIZINOV) V.; CHERKE, N.; DUBNIKOVA, M.
Answering questions on wages. Avt.tranap. 40 no.4:34-36 Ap
062. MRA 15W
1. Ministerstvo artomobillnogo transporta i shossejnykh dorog
RSFSR.
(Transportation, Automotive) (Wages)

F;IZIIIOV, Vladimir Nikolayevich; DWRITIVEV, Vas1liy Fedorovich;
DUWIKOVA Mariya Pavlovna; CURKE, Nina Alekseyevna;
itt,m- ~
[Organization of labor and wages in automotive tranoporta-
tion; a reference aid] Organizatsiia truda i zarabotnoi pla-
ty na. avtomobillnom transporte; spravochnoo posobie. Mo-
skva) Transport, 1965. 246 p. (MIRA 18:4)

SIDOROVA, 11.0.; DMIKOVA, Ye A
Cycloalkylation of aromatic compounds, ftrt 6. Condensation of 1-Deth71-
c7clOPOntftnOl and 1-chlor-l-motbylayolopentane with benzene. Zhur.ob.khim.
23 no.8:1399-1401 Ag 153o (MLRA 6:B)
1. Sredneasiatskiy Gosudaretvennyy universitst.
(Condensation products (Chemistry)) (Aromatic compounds)
(CA 47 no.22:12268 '53)
f d-4!5, ll~,P:~Cf

DUBENI15KAYA, K. V.
"Ultraviolet Induced Erythema During the Acute Stage of Rheumatism in
Children." Vop. ped. i okhran mater. i det., 17,, No*4, 1949
Cand. Med. Sci.,
Central Sci. Res. Pediatrics Inst., Min, Public Health R-5FSR

WBMTSUTAo 1. To
Thermoregulation In rhounation In children. Pediatrila. Moskva
no.5%18-21 Sept-Oct. 1950- (CLML 20%1)
1. Of tba Central Sclentific-Research Pediatric Institute of
the Ministry of Pablic Health XSFSR (Director -- Prof, So P,
Borisov)&

BFJM!
1) L.D., doktor tekhn, neuk; GIMBURG, K.S.., kand. tekhn. nauk;
DUBNITSKAYA) L.Ye.q insh.; FROMMOVA, Yo,I,,, inzh,
Operational tests, of tubes from alumimn alloys in condensers and
water beaters, F.Iek& sta. 34 no-5:28-32 My 163. (?MU 16:7)
(Pipesi. Alumimp-Corrosion)
(Condensere (Steam))

SOKOLOV, Ye.Ya,, doktor tekhn. nauk; SAZONOV, R#P., inzha; DUBNITSKAYA, L.Ye.j
inzh.
Protection of local hot water supply systems from internal corrosion.
Elek, sta. 35 no.8:27-32 Ag 164. (MIRA 17t22)

D . . ,,I , I - "
Y, -
~,-. !~. I "'o
e-lovi I r--l I -lx,~, nlv-,r~ .

Cand. Veterinary Sci
DUBNITSKIY, A. A.
"Chief Cestodes of Foxe3 and Polar Foxes." Sub 17 Jun 47, All-Union
Inat of Helininthology imeni X. I. Skryabin
Dissertations presented for degrees in science and engineering in
Moscow in 1947.
SO: Sum.Ne. 457, 18 Apr 55

T~ - , - - " - . , I r. ~. ,.- -1 " 7 ' * - '~' 7 ' ' -' N' ,1 11
- Y . I . . ; . ,
2971 ~fetatinrkarnyy !,Iy-rio:, 'J'. 1,-1'-`--'r--I,---ii
. 2
In. Aly-n-4. K. I. ',,. TV.

PEEMOV9 A. M. i 1YRTITSK-1Y, A. A.
1950 izur-hanie epizootologii mtsinarioza serobristo chernykh lisita.
Tr. Tsentr. N.-I laboratorii pushnogo zverovodstva, t. VI, str. 273-288.

DUBMTSM, A. A.
Dubnitskiy, A. A. - "Principal c-stodoses of foxes ond r.-olar foxes"p (Thesis of a
sandidAtefs dissertation), Trudy Gellmintol. laboratorii (Akad. nsuk SSSR), 'Vol. 11,
1949, p. 222-25.
SO: U-4630, 16 Sept. 53, (Letopis 'Zhtrnal Inykh Statey, No. 23, 1949).

DUBNrra-lY, A. A.
Effect of mulberry-silkworm cocoons on animals health. Karo i zverep 5p
No Is 1952.

DUBNIT.!:-KIYj A6 A.
New cestode from the intestine of Barguzin sables@ Kara i zvers, 50 No 4, 1952o

DUBNITSKIY, A. A.
Deciphering the biological cycle of cestode Multiceps endothoracicus Kir-
schenblat, 1947. Dokl. AN SW 85, No 5, 1952.

DUENITSM A. A,
Tasnia pisiforads.- Fakulltativnyy Parazit Pestsov, "Works on Relmin-
thology," on the 75th Birthday of K. I. Skryabin, Tzdat. Akad. Nauk. SSSR.
Hoskva. 1953, p. 234.
All-Union Sci. Bois. Lab. Fur-Bearing Wild Animal Husbandry and Reindeer
Breading, Hinistry of State Firms USSR.

LTUBASIMM, S.Ta.9, doktor vaterinarnykh nauk, professor; PNROV, A.M.,
profeemor, doktor weterinarafth nauk,- PANKOV, V.A., kandidat
vaterinararkh vauk; HAZAROT, T.F., kandIdat voterinarafth nauk;
-DONITSKLY,,k.A.,, kandidat vatertuarayich nauk; KNYAZIVSZIT, A.Y.;
DII P.I., rodaktor-, FXDOTOVAO A.F., tekhnicheekly rodaktor
[Infections and parasitic infestations of dogs) Infelctsiow7a i
invazionnya bolesni sobak. Mookiao Goo* izd-vo salkhoz. lit-ry.
1956. 242 p. (MISA 9:12)
(Dogs-Diseases and posts)
(Famaites-Doge)

.1](( a/U I I _),A ~ 1~t /741 '
USSR / Diseases of Farm Animals. Diseases Caused R-2
by Helminths.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol, No 2, 1958, 7362
Author : A. A. Dubnitakiy
Inst : NOX-tK~~~
Title :Ways of Infection of Blue Polar Foxes With
Uncinariasis.
Orig Pub: Karakulevodstvo i zverovodstvo, 1956, No 5, 45-46
Abstract: By tests of the infection of blue polar foxes with
uncinaria it has been shown that the foxes are
infected through swallowing the infectionary
water or Parvae of uncinaria stenocephala with
food, or as a result of an active penetration of the
larvae through their skin during the warm season.
The development period of the uncinaria in the
organism of polar toxis Is 2 weeks. The same
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USSR / Diseases of Farm Animals. Diseases Caused R-2
by Helminths.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1958, 7368
Author : A. A. njt-,Akjy,-V. V. Petukhova
Inst :-ITFE 'Given
Title Vermifuee of "Toksaskarldoze"of~Polar.Fox6s
wl-hh-Chenopodin Oil.
OrIg Pub: Karakulevodstvo i zverovodstvo, 1956, No 6, 60-61.
Abstract; For vermifuge use was made of a mixture of chen-
opodin and castor oil; in a ratio of 1:20,
which after being heated to 370 and shaken up,
was introduced through a feeding tube in a dose of
10 milliliters. The effectiveness cf the vermifuge
was 85.2 percent.
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DUBN ITSKIT . A A.
.t-~,*
Pate of imago forms of gostroiutstinal helminthe In the cas of
the cannibalism in carvulvorous animals [with' Rnglish summary in
insert]. Zool.zhur.35 no.11:16269-1628 D 156. (MIRA 10:1)
I* Vaesoy-asnays, natchnn-issledovatel'skays, laboratoriya pushnogo
zverovodetva I pantivogo olenevodstva Ministerstya sovkholov SSSR.
(Worms, 1ntest1z!&1 and parasitic) (Cannibalism (Animals))

USSR/Diseases of Farm Animals Diseases Caused by Helminthso R-3
Abe Jour Be!* ~Iiur A Bioll, No 11, 1953, 50231
Author Dubnitoldy._A,&&---,-
Inst
Title Acanthocephales Parasitiim ~.n Fux Animals.
Orig Pub Karakulevodstvo i zverevod,3tvo, 1957, No 4, 52-54.
Abstract It was shmi that minks and arctic foxes arc the now dc&-i-
nitive hosts for acanthocephales Corynosomo strumo-.wa and
C. "'amermo, which are found in small and lar,%c iatastincs
o.: ani.mils, respectively. tL,'.Ws and arctic foxes arc in-
festated, by corynosomas if they are fed raw fish which is
by the larvae of these parasites.
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USSR / Diseases of Fan:i x~-.chio-Antonoou- R
Abs Jour :&-f Zhur - Biol., 171o 22, 1958, No 101391
,.uthors :Grabovskiy, "'. V.; Dubnitskiy, A,
Inst :Not given
Title :Experimental Elirainntion of Ear Itch (Ortadectocis) in
Ordimry and *xctic Fo:cuo.
Orig Pub :Krolikovodstvo i zvorovodstvo, 1958, No. 1, 21.
Abstract No abstract.
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PETROV, A,M.) prof,j DUBHITSKIT, A.A., kaW.veterinarnykb nauk.
Epizootiology of diphyllobothriasis in common foxes and polar
foxes on the state fur farms of Moscow Province. Trudy VIGIS
6:57-70 159. ('~-nRk 15:5)
(Moscow Province-Dipq3lobothrium)
(Parasites-Fooces)

VWR/ftginepy~lng - smung Feb 52
*Investigation of the Moisture Absorption by In-
su3ation of Undergro=d Heat Conduits," V. 1.
Dubnitskiy, Engr
"1z v-s Teplotekh Inst" No 2, PP 9-13
Describes expts for detg extent and rate of
moisture penetration into insulation made of
various materials such as asbestcs cement plates,
mineral wool, diator-'te, petroleum bituminous
paste, etc. All tyles of insulation showed con-
siderably high moiature-absorptive capacity, those
203T~
TJSSR/Engineering - Resting Feb 52
(Contd)
vnde of mineral vool being least bydrophilic con-
structions. Suggests adaptability of materials
for various conditions.
203T26
E-

DUB"ITSKI,,V.
DUB;:11113hl, V. New inethod of nanufacturing insu-Intion for ground heat conduts. T).I..
.11 C,
Val. 2, no. -,5:-;
~;THUI- f
I 4A.0 Ill. V.L,LA I ~
-.",.fiya, llulgaria
So: Ea3t European Accesnions, Vol. 5, no. 5, ~2-11Y