SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GARAYEVSKAYA, L.S. - GARBAR, M.I.

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'Zld4 Til'; -- KAY A. L I.
Mans made for the Large Soviet ----cyc!-oDediR, Sbor.st.-po kart.
no-6:17-23 '54. (MLRA 10-9)
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GARATWSKATA L.S.* EDELISHMN, A.V., redaktor; SHAMjJMTf., T.A.,
redakjf'or-,Ml;AjIOVA, V.V.. takhnicheakiy redaktor.
(Cartography) 1@wtograflia. Izd.2-9. ispr. i dop. Moskva,
Izd-vo geodazichaskoi lit-ry, 1955. 411 p. (MLRA 8:11)
(Cartography)

GARAMSFATA, ji.S.
Some problems associated viththe guidance of work involved In
making special maps. Sbor.stpo kart. no.10:19-22 158.
(MIRA 12: 1)
(Cartography)

3/035/62/000/009/050/060
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AUTHOR: rarayevskaya,
05Wk, V 4, -e,4.- k,,,1.jtjP-'KcVq, L.M., rczt-
celi.
TITLE: F'rIlting of small-scale maps and atlases
kxr@ i r4l-svj
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya, no. 9, Ic,162, 23,
abstract 9GI150 K (M., Geodezizdat, 1962,,112.pi), maps, 44k.)
TEYT: The author describes ma in stages of editing work in compiling maps,
principal tenet* of organization and methods of editing work, and recommendations
for its performance. Problems of general nature in editing various maps and atlases V/
are paid a @,pecial attentlon. Miting works are described in their technical ssucc(r,
sion from the process of designing maps,to their preparation for publication.
N. B.
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BLINOVA,
N.I.,; GARAYEVSKAYAP L.S.
Atlas of the world,, published in 1959; book format. Sbor.st.po kart.
no-13269,;78 16i. OMA 15 -' 5)
(Atlases)

KOCIET07P V.i. C:c-n-
Effect of surfitc-o-actIve (yj of 'j. I;I :;14,'I
.Koll. zhixr. 27 no.2-.20"i. 206 18:6)

GARAMO-LESNYKII) C,.,k.
Variations of the period of the Cepheid DE Lacertaes Per.zvezdy
14 no.1:24,-29 Ja '62. WIRA 17:3)
1. TashkentskaYa astronomicheskays. observatoriya,

ABIDOV, Z.; GAILEDO-LESNYM, G.A.; KOSHKINA, L.N.
Some characteristics of the astroclimate of the Tashkent
Astronomic Observatory. Izv. AN Uz. SSR. Ser. fiz.-Mat.
nauk 7 no.3.66-70 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Tashkentskaya astronomiclieskaya observatoriya All UzSSR.

GAR ?A, M. (gorod Kustanay)
Yeeding the Troshall radio met with a 6-volt battery. Radio no.l:
25-26 Ja 154. Offj'A 7: 1)
(Radio-Trammitters and transmission)

(-@ql;v) elll@ 114.
Subject USSR/Elect-ronics AID P - 4919
Card 1/1 Pub. 89 - 3/17
Author Garazha, 14.
Title Radio communication in rural communities
Periodical ; Radio, 7, 16-17, Jl 1956
Abstract : The author finds that radio broadcasting stations of
medium capacity as presently operated have considerable
defects which he enumerates. He suggests the introduc-
tion of more powerful radio broadcasting stations of
the "UROZhAY" type which have a 200 km radius of opera-
tion and can be operated by automatic remote control.
He gives a brief 'technical description of the station
and presents a two connection diagram.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

GABAZID., N.N.,
Chances in the periadontium during chronic supporat-Ilre pron.-3s".5
0
in the lungs. Teor. i prak. ston, . no.5tI93-lcrt 161 (MIRA
1. Iz katech-ir terapev-ticheskoy stom-R-tologii (zav. - prof. Ym-.Ye-.
Flatoncv)., ka-fedry vnutrennikh lbolemey (mr. - prof. D.F.
Presnyakov) -.L kmfedry rentgenologil i radlologii (zav. - prof.
I.A.Shekhter) Moskovskogo moditsinskogo stomatologicheskogo
instit-u-ta.

N.N., aasistent
q@Lf, --
Parodontopathies in bronchiectasis, subacute septic endocarditie,
chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis of the liver, Uch, zap, Stavr,
gos. med. inst. 12:436-437 163,
"Atrophy" or "destruction" of the bony tissue of the interal-
veolar septa in paradentos@# as a symptom of parodontopathy.
I*d,t438--439 163* (MIRA 170)
1. Wedra terapevticheakoy stomatologii (zav. dotsent Ye.M.
Morozova) Stavropollskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo
instituta,

GARAZIIA, U.N., aspirant; KRI7SKIY, A.A., assistent; PRESSMAN, A.P.P dotsent
Effect of chronic hypoxia on the state of the periodontrium.
Teor. i prak.stom. no.6:102-108 163. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Iz kafedry vnutrennikh bolezney (zav. - prof. D.F.Presnyakov),
kafedry, terapevticheskoy stomatologii (zav. - prof. Ye.Ye.Platonov)
i kafedry, rentgenologii i radiologii, (zav. - prof. I.A.Shekhter)
Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stomatologicheskogo instituta.

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PHASE I BOOK KUMMATION SC,7/5576
Akademiya naulc SM. Astronmdehealdy sovet.
Byalleten; stantsiy opticheskogo nablyudeuiya iskusstve=ykh sputni1mv Zemll.
no. a (18) (Bu3-utin of the Stations for Optical Observations of A=-tificial
Earth Satellites. No. 8 (18) @bacaw, 1960. 23 P. 500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Astronamicheskiy s6vet Akad m1i nawk SSSR.
-Hesp. Ed,: G, A@ 4ykin; Ed.: D.'Ye. Shchegolev; Secretary: 0, A. Severnaya%
PMUM: This buUeti*n is Intended for scientists and engineers c=erAecl with
6j:,tieal tracking. of artificiail satellites.
COVERAGE: The bu3-letin contains seven articles concerned vith methAAs an& e:Lmij-
ment used for the photographic observation of artificial earth satellitesp
the brightness of satellites and eqaipmnt for its determination., and the
romats of photographic observation of satellites, No parsomlitise an
mentioned, There are 14 references., &U Soviet,
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BmUetin of the St&4;Sms (Cont.)
TAME OF COP=
surl.55T6
1U. selevp A. A.. and B. A. Firago, Determinatinn of the &, @a-3 --,.-t
Stel I Photographs mud the Azgalar Telzeity of a CeleatiCl BeZy
Moving at High Speed
Oarazha V I and Te. F. ChayhmAly, (Astr^wadche;.Nk)qa
V'sunivarsiteta -- Ltrowmteei
Observatory of the Km--f1m Stata-
end Investigation of the Slutter of the 1UFA 3c/25 Camra bi
Khartkov
Balazh., B. [Astrunmical Observatory ct the Ap-ademy of Sciences
of the Hungarian People's Republic]-Obserwation of Satellites
With the Visual TZK Telescope Supplied With a Photocs-ra for
Photographing the L--':mbs
Bukhantsev .4 L. T., and V. M. Kharaput. A Device for Registration
of a Satellite's Brightness and Detexmdnation of Its Varlation 9
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Bulletin of the Stations (Cont.)
SOV/5576
Nikolov, N. S., and M. P. Kalinkov. [People Is Republic of Bulgaria.
Sofia Astronomical Observatory) Period of the Brightness Variation
of the Rocket of Sputnik 3:11 Observed in the Sofia Astronomical
Observatory 12
Grigorevskiy, V. N. (Odesskaya stantsiya nablyudeniya ISZ. Odessa
Satellite Tracking Station] Variation of the Period of Rotation of
Sputnik 3:1 14
Results of Photographic Observations of Artificial Earth Satellites 20
Corrections (of No. 10., 19590 Nos. 4 and 5. 196o) 25
AVAILAZZ: Library of Congress
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AUTHORS- Barabashov, N,P,, Garazha, V.I.
TITLE, On the structure of surface layers of the Moon and Mars
PERIODICAL. Referativnyy z-hurnal. Astronomiya i Geodeziya, no. 9, 1961, 70-71,
abstract 9A6i6 ("Tsirkulyar Astron, observ. Kar'kovsk. un-t", ig6o,
no. 21, 3 - 18)
TEXT- The authors determine more precisely dimensions and shape of uneven.
nesses covering the surface of thq Moon and the size of grains which form the 3ur-
face cover on Mars, Reflection law was investigated, by means of a photometric
device, for 33 specimens; a part of them were artificial models built of gypsum
and covered with unevennesses of various shapes, another part were magnatic rocks
crushed into grains ranging In size from 0.1 to 8 mm. The results of measure-
ments are presented in tables and graphs, A comparison of' this material with data
on the lunar surface shows that crushed tuffs with pointed unevennesses and
grains from 2 to 5 mm are most similar to the lunar surface, Volcanic ashes
correspond, to some extent, to lunar, seas, and volcanic slag to ciontinents, al-
though slag differs from the lunar surface in polarization. Data for dust and
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SIO 35/6 1 /"/,)09 /0- 31 5/0 36
On the structure of surface layers AOO1/AI01
molten rocks are not fit for the Moon. The consideration of' an anaiogo@,s ma@erl-
al for Mars leads to the conclusion that fine powders with grain sizes from 0.05
to 0.1 mm correspond bes-I to seas and continents of this pianet, according to
photometric data. A plant cover, represented by two samples of moss, differs
very strongly from the surface of Mars. Ocherous hematite resemtles test the
surface of Mars, in its law of light reflection and spectral coefficients of
brightness. There are 9 references.
1, Lebedeva V
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUTHORS: Barabashov, N.P. and Garaz a@2@Hi4
TITLE: Some Ideas About Dust and Mist Formations on.Mars
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, 1960, Vol 37, Nr 3,
pp 501 - 507 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An attempt is made to explain some of the properties of
the mist and fog which frequently appeared on Mars during
1956 and persisted over considerable periods of time,
particularly during September and October. Data reported
by Barabashov and Koval' (Ref 1) are employed in the
analysis. The conclusions drawn from these results are
as follows:
1) the Martian surface is covered by very sinall dust
particles whose dimensions do not exceed 0.01 - 0.1 mm.
2) Martian dust clouds apparently consist of even finer
particles.
3) The fog which occasionally appears in the Martian
atmosphere is transparent to infrared and red radiation
but is entirely opaque in the ultraviolet.
4) The dust particles are rarely found in the upper
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Some Ideas About Dust and Mist Formatio s 0 Aars
5) The difference between the albedo o:7 the "continents"
and the "seas" has a maximum in the grean.
6) The law of reflection from tho Martlan surfaco, ot-
from the low-lying clouds near It, is close to Lambert's
1 aw.
7) The yellow fog appears to consist of particles having
the same (or smaller) dimens ions livii those covering tho
Martian "continents".
There are 9 figures, 5 tables and 3 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Kharlkovskiy astronomicheskaya observatoriya
(Kharlkov Astronomical Observatory)
SUBMITTED: January 16, 196o.
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AUTHURS: Barabashov, N.P., and Garazha, V.I.
TITLL: on the microstructure of the lunar surface
SOURCE: Khar I Irov. Universytet. Astronomichna observatoriya.
Tsirkulyar. rio.24, 1961, 3-13.
TLXT: In a previous paper, the first of the present
showed that some of the photometric properties of the lunar surface
can be reproduced by assuming that the lunar surface can be
represented by (a) infinitely deep cracks with vertical walls, or
(b) discontinuous prismatic formations whose surfaces are smooth
and reflect light in accordance with Lambe Irt's law. However, these
models do not account for some other photometric properties, for
example, the uniform distribution of luminance along the intensity
equator and the centra-1 meridian at full moon, and certain other
effects. A better representation of the light-reflecting properties
@f thq lunar surface can be obtained by assuming that the faces of
the irregularities consist of porous tuff with its own specific
reflecting properties. It was then concluded that the micro-
structure of the lunar surface consists of two reference surfaces
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with irregularities of two different orders of magnitude, namely,
5econd-order irregularities characteristic of the material of which
the rocks forming the lunar surface is made, and first-order
irregularities which are larger pores or bumps (of the order of
millimetres) which are associated with cracks, meteorite impacts,
and so on. In the present work this investigation was continued by
considering the reflecting properties of various geometrical
configurations such as regular arrays of prisms, pyramids and so on.
Detailed numerical calculations showed that all the observed
roflecting properties of the lunar surface can be reproduced with
the aid of a model in which the surface consists of volcanic tuff
which is covered by square cells of side equal to 1 w, wall thick-
ness of' 0.20 m, and depth between 1.5 and 2 m. Since the appearance
of square cells can hardly be due to natural causes, the analysis
was extended to cover 8ix-sided cells. It was found that neither
six-sided cells nor circular cells could be made to agree with the
known reflecting properties of the lunar surface, and therefore the
presence of a cell-like structure on the moon is improbable.
The next model to consider was therefore a surface-consisting of
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AUTHORS: Barabashov, N.P. and
TITLE: On the i-.iicrostructura
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheskiy
305 - 314
S/053/62/039/002/010/014
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Garazha, V.1.
of tho lunar surface
zhurnal, v-39, lio- '21, 1962,
TEXT: N.P. Barabashov and A.T. Chekirda (Ref. 1 - Izv.
Komissii po fiziice 131anet, no. 1, 19GO) have reviewed the
,hotometric characteristics of the lunar surface and have
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concluded that the latter is very similar to tuffaceous rocks
in pulverized form. It is therefore of particular interest
to determine the geometrical structure of the surface layers
of the Moon. It is shown that by assuming that the surface
consists of volcanic tuff with a square-cell honeycomb structure,
all the known properties of the surface can be satisfactorily
interpreted (wall thickness 0.20 m, depth 1.5 - 2 m, %,rhcre in
is the side of the squares). However, since the appearance
of a square-cell honeycomb on the lunar surface is rather
unlikely, six-sided cells have also been investigated. It ir3
foundAhat the latter cells lead to a disa-grn-ment with the
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known characteristics of light-reflection front the lunar surface.
It is concluded from this that first-order irregularities on the
lunar surface can hardly be of the honeycomb type. A more
realistic assuniption is that the stirface consists of a porotts
or pulverized tuff with characteristic linear dimensions
between a fraction of a millimetre and a few millimetres. To
-% r-ify this hypothesis the authors have carried out some
1 boratory erxperinients on pulverized tuff with grain dinnellsions
bet-ween 0.01 and 5 nun. A detailed comparison of the resititf,
with the knoitn photometric properties of the Moon suggests Ulat
the best agreement is obtained by assuming that the litilar
surface consists of pulverized tuff with linear grain diniensions
bet-ween 1 mm and a feur rnm. This is said to be consistent -.,ritli
radar observations. There are 11 figures and 9 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Kharlkovskaya astronomicheskaya observaboriya
(Kharlkov Astronomical Observatory)
SUMMITTED: June 21 1961
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ACCESSION NR.
AUTHOR: Garazha. V,,, I.;,E. 0. Ydnovitsidy
TITLE: The optical 8 of the Martian atmosphere in the ultraviolet region f
the opectrutn'
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SOURCE.- As nomiiAeoldy zhurnal, v. 41 no. 6, 1964, 942
Hat atmospheric
TOPIC TAGS. j martian spectrinno atmospheric option# scattering,
planetary atmosphqe* aerosol, aerosol albedo, ultraviolet spectrum, Martian;
q@tznosphere
ABSTRACT:' In thig study,, the author attempts to determine the optical properties of the
,Martian atmosphete in the ultraviolei region of the spectrum 360 MA) on the basis
of observations miLde by N. P.'Barabishov and 1. K. Koval' at the time of the opposition
so
(N. P. B @abvAov and 1. K. Koval", Fotograficheakaya fotometriya Marna
of 1956 ar
svetoffiltraml v 196&godu, Kharqcov, 1959). For this purpose the authors-used formulas
so
expressing the c@,efffcldnt of atmospheric brightness for a case when the optical thiefte
of the latter'4 =;@00 - It is noted that there are two points of view concerning the nature
:,'of ultraviolet _b and absorption
a liorption in the Martian atmosphere: molecular absorptlow
1: on aerosol par it.
tiales." The@@ors accept the second pob# of view.,.- A14 simpliffeatto.
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Is assumed inItia.Uy that@the,ultravlolet layer consists only of an aerosol consisting of
es of a 6p66rIcd;rorm. The authors use one of the variants of the approidmate,
partiol
g on jwticles of a spherical form whose electrical properties differ
theory of scatterin
little' from the propertite of the surrounding medium. This is 4he theory of J. Rocard
(Rev,@,, optique, 997,11-930). somewhat m-Affied. The following conclusions are drawn:
At the time of the great opposition of. 1956, the optical thickness of the Martian atmospher i
360 was considerably. greater than unity. On the asawnytion that the
in the regloi
ultraviolet layerje f6rined by a gas +aerosol particle mixture, it Is found that the albedo.
of single scattering of This mUture to 0. 6, The Martian atmosphere for the region
-4: 400 n* can posseiss considerable true absorption. 7he indicatrix of scattering
for the atmosphere for the-region of wavelengths near 360 mp to greatly elongated
forviard(x =1 5) Vie concentration of aerosol particles in the ultraviolet layer Is
extreme1yLgh'(n=",O.86).' The aerosol particles pooBeso strong true Osorption; the
allxdo of single sca6 for th'ese particles to, I a ='O. 38. The mean size of aerosoi
particlesis a = 0.9.103 cm.; It to shown that It is possibleto obtain thd"mean indic-
atrix of scattering in ihe,Martfan atmosphere. ': The computations in the article are dp-
-pr it@ due to the i1pPrWdmate. character'of the initial farmula,@_Orlg, -art. has,. 24
formulas. and".9. tables.
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SOURCE CODE: UR/0033/66/043/001/0144/0148
AUTHOR: Ba
L-rabash-ov-t-1--bl' Garazha. V. I.: Dudinov. V. N.
ORG: Kharkov Astronomical Obseryatory (Khar'kovskaya astronomicheskaya observa-,
toriya
TITLE! Some thoughto on the possibility of correcting planetary photometric
sections
SOURCE: Astronomicheskly zhurnal, v. 43, no. 1, 1966, 144-148
TOPIC TAGS: planetary astronomy photographic photometry, Mars, M@re*ew=d:ixkW
ABSTRACT: The method proposed by 1. K. Koval' (Astron. tsirkulyar, no.'319, 1,
1965) for correcting the distortions In the brightness distribution of a planetar
disk in photographic photometric\fnvestigations is reviewed and evaluated. In an
attempt to correct the distortion in the brightness distribution of the !14,r@lajg
disk, Koval' first made comparisons against the brightness distribution of a at
and then used the following integral equation for a one-dimensional case:
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VINOKIJR, S-B-; SOWVYEV., M.Ye.j GARAY,11A, 'I.M.
For impruved industrial practices. Ogneupory 29 no.7.,294.-295 164.
(MIRA 28:1)
1. Panteloymonovskiy ogneupornyy zavod im. K.Marksa.

BAYBORODIN, Yu.V.; GARAZHAJ S.A. [Harazha, S.A.]; KRAVCHENKO, V.I.;
SPIZHOVAYA, . . pl z -hov @ , N'. I. I
Operation of a ruby laser with modulated Q-factor. Ukr. fiz.
zhur. 10 no.4:455-457 Ap 165. (MIRA 18:5)

AUTHOR: Garazha, Ye. F. 3OV-115-58-3-5/41
TITLE: From the Working Experience of the Stalino State Control
Laboratory for Measurement Techniques (Iz opyta raboty
Stalinskoy gosudarstvennoy kontrollnoy laboratorii po
izmeritellnoy tekhnike.)
PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, 1958, Nr 3, p 19 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Information is presented on the normal work methods of the
state control laboratory for measuring devices in Stalino,
which surveys the instruments used in industries of the
Donets Basin.
1. Measurement-Equipment 2. Instruments-Gontrol systems
3@ Laborazories-Operation
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GARAZHA, Te.F.
Introducing new measurement techniques in enterprees of the
Donets Basin. Izn.tokh. 20 no.l.-4-5 Ja '59. (YIRA 11:12)
(Donets Basin-l-ensuration)

Cv!FL-',.ZHAP Ye.F.
Activity of mensuration laboratories in Donets-Basin plants in the
field of automation of technological processes. Izm.tekh. no.7:
51-54 J1 162- (MIRA 15:6)
(Donets Basin-Testing laboratories) (Automation)

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with sm t(XtkCi (RiChAPI) U1141 With IYIW VI] 1111VIS1110-
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GAMZSI, X.; ZIAT&ROV, S-
- Varlofis problems of the diagnosis and therapy of gonorrhea. Orv.
hatil. 93 no.. 37:1056-1058 14 Sept 1952. (CIML 23:5)
1. Doctors. 2. Skin and Venereal Diseases Glinic (Director - Prof.
Dr. Tama Ravnay), Szeged Medical UniverBity.

RAVNAY, lamas, dr.,; GARA SI, Karia, dr.
Therapeutic effect of isonicotinic acid hydrazide (INH) In
cutaneous tuberculosis. Borgyogy. vener. szomie 8 no.6:161-167
Nov 54.
1. A Szegedi Or-vostudomanyi Bg7etemi Bor- as Nonibetegklinika
kozlemen,ye (Igazgato: Ravnay Tamaa dr.. egyetemi tanar)
(TUBJMCULOBIS, CUTANEOUS, therapy
isoniazed)
(NICOTINIC ACID ISOMERS, ther. use
isoniazid in cutaneous tuberc.)

RA%rNAY, Tamas, dr. ; G-ARAZSI. Maria, d'.
Investigations on hypersensitivity to Holiathus annims. 3org3ronr.
vener.ozemle 9 no.2-50-54 Mar 55.
1. A Szegedi OrvostudomaAyl Bactem Bor-aa Heribetng Klinilm-
janak kozlemenye (Igazgato: Ravnay. Tamas dr. ea-yetemi tanar)
(PLANTS,
Hellathus annuus)
(ALLERGT,
to Heliathus annuus)

DEME, Istvan, dr.; GARAZST, Maria, dr.
Disulfide binding by the epidermis in alkaline hydrolysis in the
course of development of white rats. Borgyogyovenere szemle 40
no.1:22-23 F 164.
1. A Szegedi Orvostudomanyegyetemi BBr- es NemibetegkIinika kozle-
menye (Igazgato: Havnay Tamas dr. egyeteml tanar).
0

OSOKIIU,., Ye.V.; VIldw, A.A.
Some forms of health education and mass agitational work in
leningrad Province. Zdrav.Ros.Feder. 3 no.9:20-22 S '59.
(HIRA 12:11)
(LXNIIIGiAD PROVINCE-M.-ALTH IMUCATIOIT)

AUTHOR: None given SOV/106-59-2-10/11
TITIE: Authors' Certificates (Avtorskiye svidetellstva)
PERIODICLL: Elektrosvyazl@ 1959, Nr 2, p ?8 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: S.P. Khlebnikov and P.A. Anikeyev - "A Method of Fixing
Magnetic Heads in Recording Equipment Using a Rigid Carrier";
G.V. Braude - "A Method for Compensating for Irregular Film
Movement in Travelling Beam Tube Systems"; M.E._Garh_and
V.M. Sigalov - "A Method of Centralised Syn-c-Iffonisation";
D.M. Khanukayev - "A Method of Synchronisation of Colour
Television Receivers with Sequential Transmission of Colours
by Fields"; B.I. Strelkov - "Trigger Apparatus"; A.I.
Sapgir - "A Method of Extraction of Pulses from Pulse Trains";
N.N. Korovyanskiy - "A Method for Reducing the Time of
AsCertaining the Transfer Characteristic of a Television
Channel"; Karl-heinz Geistrad and Hdnz Lemann. (German
Democrat Republic) - "Apparatus for RecordinE; Television
Talks"i S.I. Yevzyanov - "A Methcd of Increasing the
Stability Factor of an Oscillator (Regime)"; V.1,1. Zhukov
and G.G. Rachkova - "Appiratus for Obtaining Frequency-
modulated Pulses"; Yu.I. Serebryakov - "A Method of
Cancellation of Constant Radio-echoes"; L.F. Abramova and
Cardl/2 M.Ye. Gertsenshteyn "Co-axial Filters with Weak Coupling";

C GAITIB, M.G.; SIGALOV, V-M-; SAFIYAN, D.A.
Driving synchronizing generator. Tekh.kino i telev. 4 no.7:
19-24 il 160, (MIRA 13:7)
(Television--Transmitters and transmission)

GARB) Muisey Gesseleyevich; SIGALU; , Viktor Mayorovich; SAY.OYLOV,
T,F.p otV. i-ed.; VETT."MAN, G.I., red.
(Synchronization in television engineering) Sinkhroniza-
tsiia v televizionnoi tekhnike. Moskva, Izd-vo 11,13Mazt, it
1964. 21J, p. (MIRA 17:11)

W.:-,B, III.!.
Therapeutic and prophy2actic Lctivity of the section for
otorhinolaryngeal diseases at the MedIcal and Sanitary
Department of the Leningrad Association of Opticomechanical
Enterprises. Trudy Kaf. proped. vnutr. bol. LPM no."':
182-184 164. lg:,-,)

6-yo-es.tA@@
GUMI A. S.
Came of Intracranial complications folloidng surgery of the nasal
cavity. Vast. otorinolAr. 1214, Julzr-Auge 50& pe 60o
1. Of the Lor (0torhindUryngologloal) Clinic (Director-Prof.
A. 0. Shull ga) . Qhkalov Medical Institute.
CM 19, 59 Nov.$ 1950

rlr, Ir
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S V.Yu., Clu:;', S.Yu., Garba, L.S., an@l Tcv,-2tko,,, V.I.
7: a@--n"ca'40,_1 Of a !,-,Ot"Od Of t;taal-um
0::tr:Lction -'rom chicrl-Oc nui,.)
SCURCE: ss,
-:1 -
10. 5, llnGi.
betranchlor4de
C@;o C-piavy,
de3c:..-' ntic-
s vo Of o-'-PcrJ-mOl-l 17"ich rcoul ted in a new
.otter -c",,od of T---U'1,. exta-action from pulp obtained in e clilo-.r4-
U7,. 0_0 ooln,@
-a3 nL"e 0111Y ':-Ic""O('- **,3ed until recently
'he of hydrochloric-vci(lo,,j:@- 1,,y(lro f om
h `2iCl, )reC- -)4 t- 4;Cd
c
r,7, Of r'O'Eltit,111lic ac".( tch t.,, -n t hv 0t o
b c c' rj e d adi0a, --* n -, o 1 t c d nfurnaces, so that rcadr TiCi, bcin,@@ turned
111tO ra--' which llad to be further renrocer,:;eci. The ne,,-,- mcthod,
devolo-ood by re3earch ozood on the
-,-vorlcors, J"cluein,; the a-uthorsp JsI I
-t I u - - -- r
'Dilo-)Cll@y o' mol'on mass of Chlorides to demix and cep-arato Into two !aye s
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D--@v---@Ioimfant and a7,Dlic.-tion ... D040YD113
at rolatl-vol" tem-)Orature. A bath of molt-on NaCi, or all-- chloride3 ol
3-- me'al.. ma- be uocO for 7@roducin- 2. c"-loride
mta--4- cl-.Iorido-s o' "cl,
1, furnacc, and the Ticl 'ou'lof
Otc. , on V-0 to,@ of thd chloride bath. A Masj ol uminiva
C:17 10- all-', Z-4,.raleylt iroyi anC- -odium wi an lo,.-., mel tin,@ Doint soparatco
bottol,l -,,ortion of "ie fu-"nace and m-2-,al chlorides with
0-
molt'n:; no4nt .?"00-va 500 C oink into the botto.-.,. layL-r. The difference in
an(,. layer temreraturc zromoteo clixin@ and intensifies the
rcl-ct4 3!7. elee'r-ic shaft furnac----, 3100 mm in dia-meter, -,as used,
U
mav be used. -)iov-'(I,,d thov have a heated lo-@--er zone.
C C., t-0-7 r@n honnQr v:ith a Sorow
i* U U -
"Or
-'UI-), h6p-Dez- for ',aC!, and v.*ao provided "l -@ t@p
e ole. T!,e u-oner melt
-o '11'c to-@, in addit-ion to the uzmal bottozi 'an h
*1 U U
a- .-.%z; to ta-.--,ud onco dai v lhrour,71-, the 'o-j hole. The zn--ce bot-'Con
eloct2odes is filled a carbon packinL@ -,vhich serves a:3 an
electric -*c:;'-:;'.o-,, rrovidin- hoalk-, and maint-aining hir,h temperature. Th 0
Car-, 2/3

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neveio-mcn'- awl -,,),)lication ... DOWD11)
ta-,)ped into conic,--1 -teel containorc and is renoved from, them
v - maintained permanently in the
difficul'y. 4'@ fluid chloride ba,- iz
-f!-,:----.acc -a')ovc the carbor. -.)ac':inj:;, and pul-.) is loaded onto the tuo-) o-f J- t- .
2-,zin is broujit -;,, containcz-3 from ,,!! chlorina',ion furnac@@o and fzc-m t:, c
-2i Cl o a c t ion, In nd x ou,- ed in to the charj i n,-, hopp e rx. The met'l-lod
nas beer, tested and introduced industrially. The obtained TiCl contains
1 4,
-01-0.0i%oFe and 0.59-0.21&@@ 11. The new method increased the 14-C!, out-
put b Zr -5 ZT
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Garmata. V. A,; stin(Lv, V.S
@E. A.
TITLE; Design of reaction vessel for reduction of titanium tetrachloride
@GOLTCE: Tavetnyye metaily, no. 9, 1964, 76-77
.-TOPIC TAGS: titanium, reduction, titanium compound, metal industry
.@Abstract: -One oftht ai-iL draWbSCkS L; ' '@cduction rdictore use& in the indus-
'trial production of sponge titanium.by the magnesiothermic method has been the
-inadequacy of the design of the upper part of the reactors. The presence of
relatively cool zone in the.upper part caused the formation of large amounts
of lower chlorides which lowers the quality of the sponge titanium and the
utilization factor of titanium tetrachloride and magnesium. After reviewing
twork done between 1959 and 1962 on the improvement of industrial reduction re-
actors) the authors describe the most successful design of a heated, inverted
conical cover for such reactors., and illustrate it with a diagram.
Testing of the conical covers showed that they should be made of heat-',
,:and acid-resiatant steel,, since aftereach process the cover should be washed,
,,with an 8-12% Y9l solution, Orig.,art. has1 figure.
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AM 3; LM,
T. J.
StUdicz; Of th- -Olecular Cl; s*n--thetic polyamidos)
a rresen@cd at t@o C-
@1. Con ss on tho cllem-;S-cr@-
n
a 'cl p""s 3 of High
Jan - 2 Feb 517) uc-earch Inst.
3 '_1 95

S/137/62/000/011/002/045
A052/A101
AUTHORS: 139czkoviski, Wlodzimierz, Deminet, Henryk, Dlugosz, J6zef, 'Garba-
_pjuk,_TAdeusa-r Gpka, Bohdan, Gpka, Zdzislaw, Izbicki, Waclaw,
Luczak, Szymon, Maciesowicz, Roman, Morawski, Romuald, Szczepanik-
Dzikowski, Zbigniew
TITLE: Continuous furnace for shield annealing
PERIODICAL: Rcferativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 11, 1962, 10, abstract
11B56P (Pol. pat., no. 44895, September 21, 10,61)
TEXT; A continuous vertical type inverted U7shaped furnace for shield
annealing consists of corresponding heating through compartments with electrical
heating. A chain cotiveyer with suspenders (or.baskets) for annealed pieces pas-
ses through the furnace, whereby in the lower part of tile furnace the conveyer
passes through gates with attachments filled with a liquid (e.g. water). When
the workpieces are charged the conveyer with suspenders sinks Into the liquid
and emerges already in the heating compartments. In its surface part the liquid
is in a state near to boiling and the vapor produces the necessary shield in the
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Continuous furnace for shield annealing A052/A101
furnace. To stir the shielding atmosphere and to equalize the temperature, ven-
tilators are installed Ln the middle of two branches of the furnace.
S. Glebov
[Abstracter's note: Complete triulslation)
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5 (2)
AUTHOR: Garbalinskiy, V. A. SOV/32-25-6-12/53
TITLE: Determination of Hydrogen Sulfide in Polysulfide
Hydrocarbon Gases (Opredeleniye serovodoroda v
mnogosernistykh ugleyod=dnykh gazakh)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 6, pp 676-677 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The standard method of determining hydrogen sulfide in hydro-
carbon gases is not applicable to the analysis of polysulfide
gases (Ref 1), since in the case of a content of more than
1% (Vol %) H 2S in the gas the absorption solutions (cadmium
acetate and zinc acetate) are saturated already after the
passage of the first liter of gas. In the case under review
a saturated solution of copper sulphate was used as absorbent
for the quantitative determination of H 2S in a content of
more than 1% in hydrocarbon gases. The saturated hydrocarbons
are not absorbed in this connection (Table 1). To determine
the absorbability of the unsaturate& hydrocarbons, the author
investigated cracking gases from Tuymazy petroleum and Tuapse
mazut and found that absorption is lower than in the cadmium
Card 1/2 acetate solution. The determination error amounts to

Determination of Hydrogen Sulfide in Polyoulftde SOV/32-25-6-12/53
Hydrocarbon Gases - .I
0.05-0-1 % on the gas analyzer VTI-1 and 0.1-0.2 % on the
Orsat apparatus. Analytical results of a gas obtained from
Tuymazy petroleum with thermal cracking are specified
(Table 2). There are 2 tables and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Odesskiy neftepererabatyvayushchiy zavod (Odessa
Petroleum Refining ?Ii*:@t )
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GAIRMLINSKIY., V.A.; SERGIYENKO, S.R.; ANBR.OKH, R.V.
Chemical mechanism of the production of oxidized petroleum bitumens
froin the cracking residue. Izv*AN Turk.SSR.Ser.fiz.-tekh.i kbim.i
geol.nauk no-3:33-39 161. (MA 14:7)
1. Institut khimii AN Turkmenskoy SSR i Odesskiy nefteperere-
batyvayushchiy zavod.
(Bitumen) (Oxidation) (Asphalt)

GARPALINSKY, V. A., Cand. Sci.
Die chamie des oxydationsvorganges in erdolruchstanden zur
produktion von oxydieten f-rdolbitumen
kkademie der Wissenschaften der Turkmenischen SSR der UdSSSR,
Aschchabad
Report presented at Petroleum Conf:@rence, Budapest, 10-13 Apr. 62

S/202/63/000/001/003/Oo6
E075/E136
AUTHORS: Sergiyenkoj S,R,, Ga.rbalinskiy, V.A., Medvedeva, V.D.*,
and Petrova, A. A.
TITLE. Selective dehydrogenation of paraffinic hydrocarbons
on zinc chromate
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Turkmenskoy SSR. Izvestiya. Seriya
fiziko-tekhnicheskikh, khimicheskikh i geologicheskikh
nauk. no.1, 1963, 30-37
TEXT: In an attempt to produce olefins from hydrocarbons
having more than 2-5 carbon atoms, n-heptane and n-hexadecane were
dehydrogenated on ZnCrO4 supported on ZnO. ZnO was used as a
support, since it was previously reported by S.R. Sergiyenko that
it promotes the dehydrogenation of ethylbenzene to styrene and
minimizes cracking reactions. The catalyst was prepared by adding
(NH4)2CrO4 to ZnO suspended in the solution of 203 g ZnC12 in
,2 litres H20- For n-heptane the dehydrogenation proceeds most
satisfactorily at 500 OC and the space velocity of 1.5 h-l. The
:liquid product contains 10jo olefins and no aromatic hydrocarbons.
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About one quarter of the olefins is constituted by 1-heptene.
The remainder contains 2-heptene and 3-heptene, their cis and
trans forms being in equal quantities. n-hexadecane was
dehydrogenated under the same conditions as n-heptane and gave
.2.5 times as much olefins. Cracking in this case amounted to
3 - 81; and the liquid product contained 25 - 27% olefins, two.
thirds of which were C16 olefins.
..There are 5 figures and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimii (Chemical Institute)
Fiziko-tokhnicheAkiy institut AN Turkmenskoy SSR
(Physicotechnical Institute, AS Turkmen. SSR)
SUBMITTED: November 12, 1962
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SERGI YENKO
Basi.(, llt.;li,@,I-in
chcnif,, Izv.
""O.Z: 3Cl--', fi-,,.-tekh., khira.
iA 17:,0)

GARBALINSKIY, V*A.
Central Asian Conference on Petroleum Chemii@try and Chowical
ReproceBaing of Hydrocarbon Gases. Izv. AN Turk.SSR. Ser. fiz.-
tekh., kh:Lm. i geol. nauk no.2zl24-125 163. (MIRA 17t8)

SERGIYEIIKO, S.R.; TAIMOVA, B.A.; GARBALIMMY, V.A.
Potential possibilities of high molecular hydrocarbons of Aligul
petroleum. Izv.AN Tark.SSR.Ser.fiz.-tekli., khim.i geol.nauk
no.3:40-44 163. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Institut khImii AN Turkmenskoy SSR.

SERGIYENKO, S.R.; GARBALINSKIY, V.A.
Chemical characteristics of saturated high molecular hydrocarbons
of Aligul petroleum. Izv.AN Turk.SSR.Ser.fiz..-tekh., khim.i
geol.nauk no.3t45-52 63. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Institut khimii AN Turkmenskoy SSR.

SERGIENK09_S.R., Prof,,, dr.; G-ARULINSKIY, V.A., diple ing.., cands sci,
Ghemistry of the prooeas of obtaining oxidized petrole= bitumem.
Aota chimica Hung 37 no.*2:213-225 963,
le Akademiya nauk-AftEriouskoy SSR., Ashkhabad.

SE R G 1,f n I ;") , S . I i. ; ILE D V.E D E-,V A , V. D . ; GA R RA L 121 S K I Y , 71. A .
Sej-ect,17e action of cata:Lysts in the dehydrogenation of paraf-
fin hydrocarbons. Izv- All Turk- SSR. Ser. fiz.-tekh., kh4m i
9601. nauk no.3925-30 164 (MIRA 18:1)
1. Inotitut khial'i Xr? 7WrIrrmensko7 SSR.

SERGIYENKO, S.R.;_GARBA-LINS.K-IY,. V.A.; PETROVA, A.A.; CHIROVA, Ye.V.; KMADOVAA,
G. A.
Composition and properties of hydrocarbons from condensates of the
Islim. deposit. Izv. AN Turk. SSR. Ser. fiz.-tekh., khim. i geol.
nauk no.1:37-47 165. NIRA 180)
1. Institut khlmii AN Turkmenskoy SSR.

'ACCESSION NR:@ AP5008890 S/0202/65/000/001/0048/0053
AUTHOR: Sergiyenkol S. R.; Garbalinakiy, V. A.; Chelpanova, M. P.; Cukasova, R,,Q@
TITLE: Chemical nature of undersea petroleum of the Cheleken deposit
SOURCE: AN TurkmSSR.. Izvestiya. Seriya fiziko-tekhnicheskikh, khimicheskikh i
geologicheskikh oauk, no. 1,--1965,;48-53
TOPIC TAGS: of fshore oil, undersea, petroleum, petroleum composition, Cheleken
petroleum, selectiv4, -dehydrogenatian
ABSTRACT: Lcw--tar-6igh-paraffin'oe.troleum from an-offshore well located west of
the Cheleken penins@la in Turkmenistan was investigated. Selective liquid-
phase dehydrogenatibln' of the higfi-r@olecular hydrocarbons followed by chromato-
graphic separation and spectroscopicanalysis-enabled the authors to explore
the hybrid structural. of these hydrocarbons and to determine the relative proporo..
tion of the heka-'and pentamethylene rings present. The content of the Aromatic
hydrocarbons in'the benzine fractions ranged from 7 to 20%, and in the kerosene
fractions, from'30 to 33%._- In thelatter, the content of normal paraffins wag
about 25%, and-in the higher boiling fractions, 30 to 35%. The saturated
(paraffin and paraffin-cycloparaffin).hy4rocarbons comprised from 61 to 86% of.
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SERGIYENKO, S.R.; CHELPANOVA, M.P.; GARBALINSM, V.A.; F07'-"@@-'
Chemical nature of the high nolecular part of' the sea petroleum
of the Cheleken fields. Izv. AN Turk. SSR. Ser. fiz.-tekh. khim.
i geol. nauk no.3:33-43 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Tnstitut khImii AN Turkyenskoy SSR. Siibmitted Dec. 14, 1964.

14-57-6-11988
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geografiya, 195?, Nr 6,
p 47-48 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Styrolk--,- Garbalyauskas, C.
TITLE: Total Radiation in the Lithuanian SSR (Summarnaya
radiatsiya. na territorii Litovskoy SSR--in Lithuanian)
PERIODICAL: Nauch. soobshch. In-t geol. i geogr. AN LitSSR, 1955,
Vol 2, pp 73-86
ABSTRACT: This study reports the results obtained from calc@-
lating daily totals of gross radiation (Q+q) for the
city of Kaunas, based on actinometric observations
made.from 1938 to 1951. Mid-mgnthly totals are
highest in June (14 000 cal/cm@'-)- Isolines (Q+q) in
the Lithuanian SSR are aligned in an almost meridional
direction. The annual progress of Q+q is asymmetrical.
The further it moves from the sea, the greater its
asymmetry becomes. In calculating total radiation,
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the relationship between Q+q and the length of sunshine , ,
S/Q+q = 48-54 S + 59-49 was'used. The article contains the tables
of heat totals for the vegetation growing and for the periods of
sustained temperatures.
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Translation from: Releratitnyy zhurnal, Mekhavi@,- 1957 Nr @ p 88 (USSR)
AUTHOR: [e-mail]. Ch. A.
TITLE: Invest:gation by Means ot Al.,a--adiogrAphv of the Radioactive
Propertie5 ot A'r Masses Imping;ng cn the Territory of the
Lithuan'an SSR (Issledovardye N-rad:ograflcheskim netodom
rad'oak@ivnykh svoyst,v vozdLishnykh mdss. deystvuyushchikh
nad territoriyey Litovskoy SSR)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the at.thor's dissertation tor the degree
of Candidate of Physical & Mathematical Sciences pesented to
file VWnyussk. un-t (V;.I'nyus University), Vil'nyus, 1956
ASSOCIATION-. Vll'nyussk. un-t (Vil'i-tyus University). Vil'nyus
1. At,,iosphere--Ra-lir,-u(,--~ivity 2. Atmosnhere-Pa4-icfrapiii@- in-i,/sls
PtIpila particle lete@-%Ion
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Category i USSR/Atomic and Molecular Physics - Liquids D-e
AbB Jour i Ref Zhur - Fizike, No 3, 1957, No 6434
Author t Styro, B.I., Garbalyauckes, Ch.A.
Inst t Institute of Gii-o-logy-_@-n-d-6oogrerhy, Academy of Sciences,
Lithuanian SSR
Title : On the Coefficient of Coagulation of Drops
Orig Pub % Liet. TSR Mokslu ALvd. Darbiti, Tr. AN Sit SSR, 1956, B) (6).
'5-30
Abstract i The value of the coefficient of congi.ilation was experimentally
determined for drors in a fog stream thnt are neutral, chorged,
or irradiated by reans of ionizers. The dependence of the
coefficient ef cosaulation on the charge was obtained fcr
those parameters, which theoretically should be charge-
independent.
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J. 9000 sov/169-59-4-3760
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1959, Nr 4, p 83 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Styro, B.I., Garbalyauskas, Ch.A.
TITLE: On the Problem of the Quantitative Radiographical Analysis of
Radioactivity of the Atmospheric Air
P/
PERIODICAL: Tr. AS LitSSR' 1958, Vol B 3, pp 515 - 68 (LiLh. Res.)
ABSTRACT- A 6 x 9 cm photographic plate, covered with a 50/A layer of
A-2 emulsion, was placed in a special chamber isolated from
light, into which atmospheric air was blown by a fan.. The
dynamic exposure of the photographic emulsion was carried out
for two flow velocities differing from each other by a factor
of about 10. The equilibrium was set in in the course of
about 60 min. It was found that the c( -track concentration
in the emulsion is practically independent of the flow
velocity, which indicates a process close to physical adsorption.
One hundred 0( -tracks per 1 cm2 of the plate were counted on
the average when the photoexposure was short. The equations
Card 1/2 were derived connecting the concentration of the radioactive

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on the Problem of the Quantitative Radiographical Analysis of Radioactivity
of the Atmospheric Air
matter in the air with the a-track concentration in the emulsion, for the
cases of one and two elements. For determining the numerical values of the
coefficient, the well-known average quantity of Rn-atoms in the atmosphere was
used. The concentrations of U, RaF, and AcB in the atmospheric air were
computed by the formulaeobtained; they amount to 6.lo5, 19.8 and 0.4 atoms/cM"
respectively. Bibl. 14 titles.
V.Yu. Vasillyev
Card 2/2

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GARBALYAUSKAS. Ch.A. (Garbaliauskas, C.]
---- 1-_-1'-_--:_, . -
Synthetic method in climatological studies and its applica-
tion in evaluating the climatic conditions of North America.
Trudy AN Lit. SSR. Ser. B no.1:199-208 "62 (MIRA 17t8)
1. Institut geologii i geogr&fii AN Litovskoy SSR.

S/236/62/000/004/002/009
D218/D308
:AUTHORS: Styro, B. 1. and GarbalyaLlskas, Ch. A.
!TITLE: On the natural radioactivity of atmospheric precipita-
tion and some associated problems
SOURCE; Akademiya nauk Litovskoy SSR. Trudy. Seriy B. rio. 4,
1962, 23-3a
ITEXT: Measurements of the artificial radioaccivity of samples of
!atmospheric precipitation were carried out at the authors' Insti,
'tute between the autumn of 1957 and February 1960. The samples
were collected in open vessels and tile residues remaining after
i
Ifiltering and evaporation were examined with a Geiger counter in-
1 -2
jeurporating an aluminum cathode of 39.5 mg cm . A detailed list
@of all the measurements is reproduced showing the radioactivity
as a function of time and type of precipitation. These data are
Ithen used to determine the specific radioactivity of various types
of precipitation. However, no definite conclusions can as yet be
--drawn as regards these different types of precipitation in view of.

3/236/62/000/004/002/009
On the natural radioactivity ... D218/D308
'the relatively small number of cases examined so far. Analysis of
Ithe results is continuing. A further series of experiments was
!Concerned with correlating the radioactivity with synoptic condi-
Itions. Determinations were made of the radioactivity as a function
iof the form of the atmospheric pressure field and the type of
fronts. It was found that the average value of artificial radioac-
il
Vivity of atmospheric precipitation during the above period was
@1.69 X 10- C g- The maximum value recorded daring that period
11 1
:was
16.1 x 10- C g- It was found that light snow'precipitation
.is characterized by the maximum specific radioactivity. This is ex--@
plained by the capture of the radioactive aerosol in the lower lay-
;,ers of the atmosphere during additional sublimation of vapor from
crystals. It was found that the 'age' of the precipitation, i.e.
'the minimum time spent by the droplets in the cloud, tends to de-
,crease as thv time during which the precipitation takes plaoe in-
,creases. Maximum values of the specific radioactivity correspond
.,to precipitation associated with transient parametric fields, and
with cold fronts in the case of frontal-type weathier. An increase
LCard 2
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'On the natural rid-Loaciivity ... D218
YD306
,in the natural specific radioactivity of precipitation during the
jast ten years was established and -this is attributed to additional
lipseudonaturall radioactivity due to the fallout of uranium from
Inuclear tests. There are 2 figures and 9 tables.
1ASSOCIATION; Instilut geologii i geoGrafii AN Litovqkoy SSR, Vill-
nyus (Institute of Geology and Geography, AS Lithua-
nian SSR, Vilna)
SUBMITTED: March 28, 1962
Card 3/3

STYRO, B.I.; GARBALYAUSKAS, Ch.A.; RATULEVICHUS, V.P.; POTSYUS, V.Yu.;
SHOPAUSKAS, K.K.
Fresence of alpba-emitting "hot" aerosols in the atmosphere.
Atom. energ. 15 no;3t262-264 S 163. (IMIRA 16:10)
(Aerosols)

STYRO, B.I.; GIRBAL@AUS6ASJ4 A.; LUYANAS, V-I.; MATTJLYAVICHJS, V.P.;
NED@EYMrC ,@, -'TF. -N-. ; T OK!'@VJ S , I . S .
Secondary dust component of radioactive contaminations in the
bottom atmospheric layer. Atom. energ. 15 no.4:339-341 0 163.
(MIRA 16:10)

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USSR
elheumaw at sob hom salluni sublate by lha patous n4uctloa
= L M JL_j_.rajLI&AM (Zhur. priAl. Xhim-, 1954. 27.
So, into '
Cvnversion or NaSS Ns,CO. by
the Action of stelm, and CO involves the stages': 1148SOO + 4CO
+ 4CO.. and XaS 4 CO + It 0 - N I CO + IllS, The-
t reaction is faster than the utler. S tends to
=
Accumulate, giving rise to a fusible surface naxture 01 N%S and
Xa&CO. which hinders access of the gas into the interior of the
granales. The second reaction is accelerated by raking the UP
content of the gas. to an optimum value which depen& (in tile
reaction temp. taken. Na,50, is ndxed tbaroughly with aq.
F! fNO,),, and made up into tablets 6-7 min. tMck. diam. 10-5 mm..
which am dried at 160-180, giving a prod-,ict conwaing 0-50'
of finely dispeised Fe 0,, and a CO-team rmixture. PHO - A
atm., is passed at 6601. Under these conditions the Va,S content
rises to a mAx- after I hr.- falling gradually thertafter; 9"7@'
conversion of X&,SO, It achiavLA afte: 4 hr., giving a product
containing 90-92.54% of NaIC03.
11. Better results are obtained with prixtucer gas contaluin
14-6*4 CO than with CO alone. at 670'. with a partial HO v.p. .1
.0-4 att@. The VaSO, is mixed intimately with Fe 0 and 5b 0
to give a content of 0-2% Fe and 0-15% Sb. and air' sa sturated 9%
1140 at 82, it Tsed over the tzWets for -1 hr., before pas .
UQg
in C yij: varies izverstly as the rate
td of Na,CO,
gas. Tausc-Ly
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68-10-1/22
AUTHDRS-.Garbar, AA. and k.(knoi-uari, N.G.
TITLE: __L_6-ca-l-Ye-9Mf0s of Coking Coals of the Transcaucasian
Metallurgical Works (Meatnaya ugolinaya baza koksovaniya
Zakavkazskogo Metallurgicheskogo Zavoda)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khimiya,, 195@., Nr 10, PP. 3-6,(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Accordimg to plan, the above works were to operate usingo
local coals onlyt 50-60% of the coal required was to be
delivered from the Tkvarchelsk deposits . In actual fact.only
20-25% of coal is supplied from the above deposits, the re-
mainder is-brought up from the Donets Basin. On the basis
of the properties of the Tkvarchelsk coalsl their present
utilisation as well as the cost of Donets and Transcaucasian
coals the author points out that in order to improve coal re-
sources of the Zakavzk Metallurgical Works some reclistribut-
ion of the coal supplies from the above deposits is required,
namely high ash, difficult to beneficiate coals from Nrs 1
and 4 mines should be directed to electric power production
and coals from Nrs 2, 3, -5 and 6 should be used f6r coking.
Moreover, the output of concentrates should be increased and
their price decreased. The latter will stimulate the use of
local coals by the metallurgical works. There are-4 tables.
ASSOCIATION:'UkhIN and Tran caucasian Metallurgical Works (UKhIN and
Card 1/2 ' Zakavkazskiy Metallurgioheskiy Zavod)

MIROSHUICHEMKO, A.M., SHTROKMG, B.I., GAUAR, A.K., NOISIMA, Xh. M.,
STRU-Iff, K.I., SAVXIOVA, V.P., CHUGUNOVA, A.-Te.
Technological properties of lower carboniferous coals in the
Western Donets Ba'ain. Koks i kh1m. no.3:3-8 16o. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Treat "Ukruglegeologiya" (for Struyev. Savkova, Chugunova).
2. Ukrainskiy uglekhimicheskiy institut (for Miroshnichenko.
Shtromberg, Garbar. Moiseyeva).
(DonetB Basin-Coal)

@GARBER _jq.,;_,.9PLCHANOVA, F.P.
Selection of an expedient net of prospecting holes in exploita-
tion prospecting under conditions present at the Kamenskiy
underground gasification station. Na-.ich. tnidy VNIIPodzemgaza
no.8:27-34 162. (MIRA 16t6)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno.-issledovatellskiy marksheyderskiy insti-
tut I Vi;esoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy Institut podzemno7
gazifikatsii uggley.
(Donets Basin--Coal asification, Underground)
Mring)

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GARBAR, H.I.
Industry-wide conference on consumers' goods made of plastics.
Khim.prom. no.1:55 Ja-Y 054. (Mr.RA 7:4)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Glavkhimplaatkraski.
(Plastics industry)

GARRAR, M. I.
Increase of production and improvement of quality of plastic
consumers' goods. Khim.prom. no-3:129-134 Ap-M7 '54.(KLRA 7:8)
1. Glavkhimplastkzaska.
(Plastics industry)

GARBAR,M.I., redaktor; SHUR,Te.I., redaktor; XRLIKH,Ye.Ya., tekhnicheakiy
'ri&kt or
[Polyethylene; a reference manual] Polietilen; apravochnoe ruko-
vodstro. Leningrad. Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo khimichaskoi lit-rF,
1955. 41 p. (MLRA 9:3)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Hinisterstvo khimicheskV promyshlen-
nosti. I
(Polyethylene)

TEFINDT, A.M., doktor ekonomicheskikh nauk, rodaktor-, SPASSKIT, S.F.,
kandidat takhnlcbeskikh nauk, redaktor; GARBAR, M.I., inzheaerj
redaktor; KUDASHW, A.I. . redalctor; MXiR-ffTX-,?-9w.-, tekhni-
cbeskiy redaktor
[Plastics in machine building; collection of@apers of the Ural
conference on plastics] Plaaticheskie massy v mashinostroenii;
sbornik trudov Ural'skogo soveahchanita po plastmassam. Moskva.
Izd-vo Akademli nauk SSSR, 1955. 249 p. (HLRA 8:10)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Ural'skly filial, SverAlovsk.
(Plastics) (Nachinery-Design)

URBAR. H. I.
wff-M-O"Im"W'", D 155.(KLRA 9:5)
splagto uAd jautechuk.' Xhim.prom. no.8:501-503
(Germany, zast--Plastics--Periodicals)(Germany, last-Rubber-
Periodicals)
1. . -

SNENIE@
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GARBAR, M.
Conference on plastic materials hold by the working group of the
Permanent Commission of.the gouncil of Mutual Nconomic Aid. Khim.
prom. no.2.-123 Mr '57. (MMA lOtO
I (Plastics)

GARBAR, M-I-; LOSEV, I.P., prof.; PETROV, G.S.p prof.
Industrial development of the production of plastics based on
Polymerization products and condensation Polymers. Khim.nauka i
prom. 2 no-5:580-584 157. (MIRA 10-12)
(Plastics)