SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GINZBURG, A. - GINZBURG, A.

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S/080/61/034/011/ 017/020
D204/D301
AUTHOR: Ginzburg, A.A~
TITLE: Certain physico-chemical properties of rhenium
carbonyl
PERIODICAL: Zlairr.7-1. prikladnoy khimii, v. 34, no- 11, 19611
2569
TEM; Thermal Droperties of [Re(CO)5J were investigated as liti-
le work has so -far been published in tFlis field. The carbonyl was
prepared by the action of CO on potassium or ammonium perrhenates
at 260-27000, under a pressure of 300-550 atm. The carbonyl was
purified by shaking with a 5 % solution of NaOH and steam distil-
lation, Spectral analysis showed the following percentages of im-
purities in the finished productt Zn 0,005, Al 0.0015, Cu OaDO12i
Mg 0.00039 Mn 0.,00006, Si 0.01 and Fe 0.0025, Specific gravit of
the carbonyl was determined pyknometrically as 2.78 t 0,005 g~cm3o
Vapor pressures in the range 78.0 - 155-50C were found to obey the
relationship: P = 10.68 - 4152 (where T is in OK). The iatent
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Certain physico-chemical properties - D204/D301
beat of sublimation wis calculated as IM kcal/mole or 29,1 oal/e,
On heating the curbonyl, thermograms exhibit a sharp break in the
curvv ut gu,,2 _ 91,80C (an unidentified phase-transformation), and
a gcntle discontinuity between 155.0 and 161.10C which was ascri.-
bed to m0tanIY;-,,, Preliminary kinetic studies between 2500 and 420o
C showed that the thermal decomposition of [Re(00)5J2 is Of filst
order belovi ~1150C, The mean energy of activation in the range 250-
4200C and the cons-ViLnt A in the Arrhenius equation were calculated
as 18.6 kcal/igoie and 2..l x 106 respectively, The authors express
the:lr gratitude to 11,A. Belozersk:Ly for suggesting the subject and
for helpful advice, The thermograms were made using N.S. KurnakovI8
pyrometer, in the baboratoriya khimii termoelementov instituta po-
llliporovodniko-v AN SSSR (Chemistry of the Thermoelements Laborat~3-
ry, Semi-ccnductors Institute~ AS USSR)j and thanks are expressed
'-G tile laboratory di.rec'Lar G.,I, Shmelev and group leader S.S. Si-
nan. There are I figure and 2 non-Soviet-bloc references. The re-
ference to the English-language publication reads as follows: Brit.,
Pat, 679; 906j. 24th Sept, i950.
SUBMITT ED: April 110., 1961
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The Second All-Union Conference on Rhenium, sponsored by the Institute of
Metallurgy imeni A. A. Daykov, Academy of Sciences USSR, and the State
Institute of Rare Metals, %yas held in Moscow 19- 21 November 1962. A total
of 335 representatives frc~m 83 scientific institutions and industrial estab-
I lishments participated. Among the reports presented were the following:
autoclave extraction of Re from Cu concentrates (A. P. Zelikman and
A. A. Peredereyev); Re extraction from the gaseous ph an 6 AV. P.
Savrayev and N. L. Peysakhov); recovery of Re by sorption and Ion in-
terchange (V. 1. Bibikova, V. V. Il'ichenko. K. B. Lebedev. G. Sh
~TrektO~, V. V. Yermilov, Ye. S. Raimbc~o , and M. 1.
Tilimonov); production ofcarbonyl Re (A. A. Ginburg); electrolytic
produqtion of high-purity Re and electroplating with Re (Z. M. SomLn-eLtaya
and Re coatings on refractory metals produced Fy-t-FienmiaT
dissociation or Re chlorides'(A. N. Zelikman and.Y, V. Aaryshnikov); plas-
tic deformation and therm omec_5_n1_c_aT -treatm ant of Re (Y. 1. Karavaytoov
and Yu. A. Sokolov): growth of Re single crystals and effect Of 0- 2. ~~thefir
proje-R-i-es CY-afi. Savitskiy and C. Ye. Chuprikov); Re-M, IRe-W, and
y. X._A. Tylklma, and K. B.
Povarova) Synthosis of Re_rRt_RiE~i_,FWddes, phosphidoe, and se-len-id-ca
(G. V. Sam&qLav, V. A. 0!?Ri(Lr!qh!k, and V. S,_]~~q#~pqr); weldability of
TCe-Mo aniRe-W alloys (V. V. D'yachonko, B. P. Morqzqv, and G, N.
Xlcb~jw); now tiolda of ani-R-a alloys (M. A ifli-na
_Z__ ...... Ty_
an Ye. M-1%ultakiy); and Ro-Mo alloy for thermocouples (S--k.
Danishevskiy, yutj~-_~qh;pbinakiy. 4nd G. B. LA P).
Tsvot;m zeU14, no. 4j Ayr 1963, PP'!~__93

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TITLEi Conference on Construction and Utilization of Casting
Equipment (Konferentsiya po konstruirovaniyu i ekspluatataii
liteynogo oborudovaniya)
1ERIODICAL: Mashinostroitell, 1956, Nr 5, p 48 (U~;SR)
ABSTRACT: In December 1957 a scientific-research conference Vook place
in Gorlkiy dealAg with the construction and utilization of
casting equipment. It was organized by the department of
casting of the NTO MA311PHOM. At the conference were 900
repreaentatives from machine building plants, casting equip-
ment plants, scientific research institutes, universities, etc.
A total of 28 reports were given. l.P. Yegoranko, Candidate
of Technical Sciences (NIILITMASH) reported on the actual state
and development of the casting technique. P.11. Aksenov, Doctor
of Technical Sciences (MAMI) reported on automated lines of
sand-blowing moulding. L.M. Mariyenbakh, Doctor of Technical
Sciences (xvfa) reported on the subject "Mechanized Drying
Kilns". G.S. Zelichenko, Engineer (Leningrad Branch of
Soyuzprommekhanizatsii) reported on "Automatic Lines of
Molding in Casting Shops". A.D. Ginzburg (LF VPTI tyazhmash)
Card 1/2 reported on a self-construc-t-ed--a-u-t-o-m-a-Elc-machine for the pro-

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Conference on Construction and Utilization of Casting Equipment
duction of shell moulds. V.N. Bobrov (NIILITMASH) talked
about automatic machines for moulding. A.V. Odinokov,Engineer,
reported on modern sand blasting devices. G.3. Taburinakiy,
Engineer ~NIITLITMASH) reported on "Automatic Machines for the
Production of Shell Molds and Cores". Z.D. Levin (Plant KATEK)
spoke on "Projects and Utilization of Equipment for Mechanized
Casting". I.V. Yefimov, Engineer, spoke on "Mechanization
and Automation of the Technological Process of Casting With
Meltable Idodels". G.R. Nikollskiy, Engineer (KILITMASH) spoke
on hydraulic and sand-hydraulic cleaning of castings. B.G.
Shpitallnyy (NIILITMASH) talked about the automatic moulding
machine Nr gb2b4.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Casting equipment-Development 2. Casting equipment-Application

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Soluble complexes of unsaturated hydrocarbons with metal
oalts And their role in catalytic i9actions. Part 4tThemo-
dynazics *f the formation of soluble /r-complaxes of ethylene
with Ag-t-and Cu+'ions. Kin. i kat. 5 no.2s221-227 Mr-Ap 164.
(*IRA 17:;B)
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskay tekhnologii imani
LOOLOnosova.

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A. : .
A. I..- "Activatim of Prrssed ll~ast in 1'read !-~in of Allhor
Education USSIR, Technolo, ir-al Inst of Food I'os-ow, 195h
(Dissertations For Veiive of ~'andldate of Tec.mi-l -'Icien-es)
SO: KnizImaya Letopisl 1.7o. 2(.,, Jime 19."', , !~os(,ow

AUKWAN, L.Ya.; 11 GINBUM, A.
Prollminar7 activation of compressed yeast in broad baking.
Trudy MTIPP 4:54-57 156. ("M 9: 10)
(Yeast)

GIMMIGAA.A.; PROXHOROV, I.I.
Hquipment for activating compressed yeast in Moscov bakeries. ralob. i
kond, prom. 1 no.3.'34-37 Mr 137. NLU 10:4)
1. Roskovekiy takhnologichookiy institut pishchevoy prowyahleanosti (for
Ginsburg). 2. Moskovskly gorodskoy trest Roxglavkhlaba (for Prokhorov).
(Teast) (Moscow-Bakers and bake rie s--Zquipment and supplies)

!~INZBUIRG, Ark-adiy Grigorlyevich, dotsent; ZAGLODINA, F.I., spetered.;
XMINAO Z.P., vadiishchiy red.
[Oontrolling alcohol fermentation in the baking industry by mans
of the A&l appnratnasl lonroll spirtovogo brozhontia priborom
IG-1 v kasbopekarnoi promyshlonnosti. Moskva. Gos.nnuchno-issl.
in-t nauchn. i teklin.informAtaii. 1959. 30 P. (MIRA 13:5)
(Fermentation) (Bakers and bakeries)

GUZ3*v*lUj A. ali ~ *,. Lkyan
it- of' Uvi c I inic of th-3 Yo ravan "oov . *. ~ ~- 1- , ~t - ~ :j ~ s f, i 4 - u ta "
1: ron., t', ~~- .~x. -.i ~-i (- r i c I
k'01 No 7, 1,')t)j p 2~

GMBLM, A. G.
"On the measures or prevention and the right against strangles of horses,"
Veterinariya 26(9), 1949, p. 25.
USSR, Ministry of Agricultrues Main Adminstration of animal Husbandry,
Veterinary Adminstration.

OMMURG, A.
"Rostov Oblast Veterinary Bacteriological TAboratory." Veterinariia 27(8),
1950, P. 55.

GnMWG, A. G.
From an article "Veterinary Servicing of Consolidatid Kolkhozes" by
A. 0. Ginzburg.
One can find in every obLut many exapples of theftne organization of
zooveterinoxy institutions and thetr exemplary servicing of Yolkhozes. In
this respect the experience of the Central Zooveterinary Section in Leninskiy
Payon) Moscow Oblast) is representative. It aimed for serious achievements in
veterinary and zoot-echnical servicing of kolkhozes. On the basis of the work
of specialists in this progressive section, directed by Veterinarian
D/G. KDBILYAMV, development according to plan of all adopted measures was
assumed, close association vith active kolkhoz stock raisers and responsibility
for opportunely equipping thr rayon hospital.. the animal room and other nec-
asary apparatus of the zoaveterinary section. Specialists in the section
conducted monthly production meetings at which were discussed the next plans
of preventice, veterinary-sanitaty and zootechnical work. Eventually these
plans are brought to every kolkhoz. In addition) the specialists of the
section organize;! on every kolkhoz, monthly production meetings of workers of
husbandry brigades vith the patticipation of the kolkhoz leaders.
Veterin&riya No 2, Moscow, 1951, Pp. 7-10.

1v7- BUR Cy G-.
., A.
GOLOSHCHMV, Yu.N., redaktar; POLYANOT, A.A., redaktor; ITANOT, A.D.,
sostavitoll. GINZBURG, A.G., sostavitell; SMINITSKIT, T.P.,
gostavitell; POMW."~ .. takhnichookly redaktor.
(Gollection of regulations governing veterinary affairs. Veterinary
code of the U.S.S.R., statutes, directives, regulations, rules and
Instructions) Sboralk rukoyodiashohikh matertalov po voterinarit.
Vaterinarsyl ustav SSSR, polosheniia, lnstruktsii, nastavloniia,
-pravila, nkaxaniia. Moskva, Goo. Ixd-vo salkhos. lit-ry. Vol. 1.
1954. 400 P. (KWA 7:10)
(Veterinary laws and legislation)

USSR/Medicine Veterinary, Textbook
Card 1/1
Author Shishkov, V. and Ginzburg, A., Veterinary Physicians (reviewers)
Title "Review of 'Laboratornyye issledovanlya v veterinarnoy klinicheskoy
diagnostikel (Laboratory examinations in veterinary clinical
diagnosis)" by P. S. Ionov et al
Periodical ! Veterinariya, 31, 58-60, Apr 1954
Abstract : P. S. Ionov, V. G. Mukhin, A. I. Fedotov, and 1. G. Sharabrin have
intended this book primarily for students in veterinary colleges
and to provide reference material for laboratory workers and practic-
ing veterinary physicians. Tmportance of this book is enhanced by the
fact that all previously published textbooks and manuals on the
methods of clinical and laboratory diagnosis in veterinary medicine
have been sold out and have become somewhat obsolete. Notable ad-
vances have been made in the past few years In the Soviet UnI.011 in
the field of veterinary medicine; veterinary clinicists have con-
tributed much new to the veterinary laboratory-clinical diagnostic
methods. All these advances have been incorporated in this book.
The book was published in 1952 by the State Publishing House of
Sovhoz and Kolkhoz Literature, Moscow, 252 pp, Fifteen thousand
copies.
Inntitution
Submitted

GIUMM, A.G.
Skilfully present leading veterinary sorTice in the press. Veterinarlia
33 no,B: 16-n. Ag '56. owk 9t9)
l.Glaynyy vaterinarnyy vrach Glaynogo upravleniya vaterinarii Minister-
stva sel'skogo khozyaystva SSM.
(Veterinary medicine)

OINZSIMG9 Amicador Gesselsylob
Caourse in the orgenisation of vetertuary work] Nurs organizatsit
"tarlmrsop del#, Xoskyal Gos. isd-vo tolkhos, lit-ry, 1957,
293 p . (MIRA ll14)
(Yetarinaq medioins)

..'~ / ,y -? :"/ !,~' I "': r / / ,.,!
6 , /' I ~, I (- I.; t',
. AZIAM G~
76- ri!-ary lwal anti-aircraft defe.:xe measures. YeterinarLipt '34
no. S '57. (HLRA 10:9)
1 Glavayl vetarinarWy vrAnh IjAvuogo vi)rovienip; veterinilrii
t1inioterstva aellskogo khosyskystvR FSSR.
(veterinary medicitie) (Air defenses)

GINZBURG. Amipaday Gesselsvich; IVANOY, Anstolly Dmitriyovich; G01WHAPOV.
ThiN., red.; SHIMO, A.Ya., red.; VISKOYA. Te.l., tekhn.red.:
BALUM, A.I., takhn.red.
[Organization of veterinary medicine in the U.S.S.R.] Organizateiia
vaterinarnogo dels v SSSR. Pod red. IU.N.Goloshapove. Moskva,
Goa. lzd-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry, 1958. 527 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(Veterinary medicine)

GIMURG, A.G.; IVANOV, A.D.; BOYKO, A.A., red.; KALOTA, L.I., red.;
'MEWIN, I,V,, tekhn.red,
(Veterinary legislation-, veterinary statutes, regulations,
decrees, Instructions, directives. and rules on veterinary
medicine) Voterinarnoe sakonodatel'stvt veterinarnyi ustav
SM, polozhaniia, Wmxanila, instraktaii, nastavleniia I
pravila po veterinamoma delit. Pod red. A.A.Boiko. Moskva,
lzd-vo H-va sell.khos.SSSR, 1959. 1230 p. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Laws, statutes. etc.
(Veterinary medicine-Laws and legislation)

GINDURG, A.G.
Antibiotics in the service of stockbreeding. Yeterinariia 36 no.11:
51-55 11 '59 (KIRA 13:3)
1. Glavuyy vetvrach-terapevt Gosudarstvennoy inapektail. po veterin-
arii. 14inisteretva sellskogo khozyayBtva SSSR.
(Antibiotics) (Stock and stockbroading)

GI
In the 111nistry of Agriculture of the U.S.S.R. Voterinariia
36 no.6:87-90 is 159. OIRA 12:10)
(Veterinary hygiene)

GINZBURG, A.G.
Enlarging the role of veterinary specialists in mobilizing
reserves in livestock production. IreterInariia 37 no.6:85-90
A 160. (MIRA 16:7)
Veterinary medicine)
St,~ck and stockbreeding)
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GIMURG, A. G.
"To increase fertility and to improve the organization of artificial
insemination of animals."
Veterinariya, Vol. 38, No. 4, 1961, P- 15-

GINZBURG, A.G.
Imprm daily veterinar7 practices in the country. Veterinarlia
38 no.7M-23 JI 161. (MIRA 16 % 8)
(Veterinary wadi iine-Congre sses)

WWARoV. I.S.; GIMINOSTITOT, Tu,L., nsuchnyy red.; YEMOT, A.D., glavnyy
red.; OINZMMG, A.I,, red.; ZVWW, L.Y., red.; ZUBARIV, N.N., red.;
T.A.p red.; SOLOVIYHV, D.Y., red.;
KMIUSHCHOY, N.A., red.; SWRWOV, I.V., red.; STOLTMOV. A.G.,
red.; IVANOVA, A.G., tekhn.red.
[Industrial requirements as to the quality of mineral raw materialw,
handbook for pologistal Trabovaniia promyshlennosti k kachestvu
minerallnogo syrIta; upravochnik dlia geologov. Izd.2., perar.
Moskva, Gos.nouchno-tokhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gaol. i okhrane nedr.
Ho.46. (Rubidium and cesium] Rubidii I tsozii. Hauchn.red. IU.L.
Chornoovitov. 1960. 33 P. (miRA 14:2)
1. Moscow. Veasoyuznyy usuchno-iBoledovatellskiy institut mine-
rallnogo syrlya.
(lbabidium) (cesium)

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vet~rfnarny,, vy-w-li-terap, vt pr%v]
s erl'. vEj of-
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GINZBURG, A.G.
Improve the organi2ation of the veterinary aervicep increase
the effectiveness of vet*rinar7 measures on each collective and
state farm. Vaterinariia 39 no,6zl)-20 Js 162 (MIRA 18ft)
1. Glavnyy vaterinarnyy vrach-terapeyt Upravleniya vaterinarli
Ministersiva sel'skogo khosysyntra SSSR.

GINZBURG A G.,; GOLOSHCHAFOV, Yu.N., red.; INELEVSM , B.N., red.;
SOKOidAll N.N., tekhn. red.; TRUKHINA, O.N., tekhn. red.
[What shoiad the coilective-fam chairman and the state-farm
director know about veterinary regulations of the U.S.S.H.]
Chto nuzluio zrAt' prodisedatellu kolkhoza i direktoru sov-
khoza o voterinarnom ustave SSSR. Pod red. 1U.N.Goloshchapova.
F.oskva, Solikhozizdat., 1962. 63 P. (MIRA 15-6)
(Voterinary bygiene-iAv and legislation)

GDZMW A. G (]Lead Veterinary Surgeon and Therapeutist of the Veterinary
nistration of the Ydnistry of Agriculture of USSR)
'I For a better organization of measures of control of noncontagious
diseases of anlutals"
Veterinariya, vol. 39, no. 4, April 1962 P. 5T

GIWaM, A. G, (Chief Veterinary $urgeon) Therapeutist at the Veterinary Department
n%
of Ydnistry or Agriculture of the USSRj
"To imprave the organization of Veterinar7 medicine, to increase the
effectiveness of veterinary measures at each collective and state farmM
Veterinariya, Vol. 39, no. 6, June 1962 PP. 13

IVANOV, Anatoby Dmitriyovich;
GINZPW.0-,. hJnAd.Av..-Qqqpejqy
DRY'vIIANSKIYA, N.I., red.; DSYEVA, V.1-1.1 tekhn. red.
(Organization of veterinary service]Organizatsiia veterinar-
nogo dela. Poskva, Sallkhozizdat, 1962. 407 p.
(MIM 15:12)
(Veterinary medicine)

1WOVp A.D.1 BDTKOp A.A., red.; KARTASHEVA, N.M.#
rod.1 PROKOFIYEVA, L.,N.p tekhn. red.1 SOKOLOVA, X.N.9
tekhn. red.
(Veterinary legislation.1 statutes, regulations, instructions,
directiXes and rules on, veterinary medicine) Voterinamoa za-
konodatil'stvo; poloidtaniia, ukazaniia, instruktaii, nastayle-
nlia i prnylla po voterinamonm delu. Pod obahchei red. I.A.
Boiko. Moskva, Sellkhosisdat, 1962.~ 358 p. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Laws, statAtes, etc.
(Veterinary hygiene-Laws and legislation)
(Veterinarians--Legal status, laws, sta.)
4..' .11 . - -

GIWIIBURG, APG*
Veterinary service and state veterinary control are to be
fully consolidated. Vaterinariia 40 no.616-10 Je 16).
(M. 17: 1)

GINZBURG, Aminadav Gesselevich; LZOEOVA, 'I.S., red.
[Veterinary medicine in the i3ervice of man] Veterinariia
oluzbit cheloveku. Moskvap lzd-vl "Znanie," 1964. 53 p.
(Novoe v zhizni, nauke, tekhnike. V Seriia; Sellskoe kho-
ziaistvo, no.7) (MIRA 17:5)

GIRBURG A.G,
Give every assistance '!) the inten0ficnWon of animal husbandry.
VeterinaHla. 41 no.UA,18 Je 164. (MIRA 18t6)
1. Glavnoyn upravlenlye voterinarii Ministerstva sellskogo
khozyaystva SSSR.

GINZBURG, A.L., prof. (Dnepropetrovsk)
Direct adenotomy. Zhur. usho, nou, i gorl, bol. 20 no.4:61 JI-Ag
!60. (MIRA 14:6)
(ADENOIDS-SURGERY)

GINZBUM , A. 1.
Dopondonoo of Lhe chomical composition and phyoleal properties of
sapropolitos and oaprohumollths on the content of alginate group
microoomponents. Lit. i pol. iskop. no.5-51-67 S-0 164. OMIRA rl:ll)
1. Vses.:)Taznyy nauctmo-isoledovatel I ski y geologicheskiy inaLitut,
Leningrad.

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GINDURG, A.I.
Petalite in pegmatites of the Kalba Range and its alteration
products. Trudy Minemuseno-1960-73 149. (Km 9:6)
(Nalbe Rugd-Petalits)

GIfiZBURG, A.I.
Structure of mineral aggregates of complex lithia pagmatites.
Tmay Hin.mus-no-1:74-86 '49. WaA 9:6)
(Pegmatites)

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The a
1WF*I IN bilk. to, It .1buiumort,
a pblira-amirth"Ife age
mavall is reported here. 11 form groviSs of very el,witated zoo
irryotill- jvp lu I to kog) both in t1w,mler mov,if Iwo
w,&Isllr budhip &W in Ow surrimmillivig rack. uncia a. far
"itirprol dinsto yve& from W p"maillit. T%r COR411 411110a s,

44 the opudifiview-boirlitIl Imily cm the baw nurk ,-:
reatilts to %4 furim" of Wiles III the
vicirlity of [hit ttlfttl. 11,1111114 a t*PW#N" of hurnblemit, by

"mififlatitir brilber away. 71his elreafteftore my have & to 0
nw,61161II'ShIs PnNPWUP4 YAIOK Ilvt 110111sig of a silsille it"idle see
i
kif 11111thuht8titir Is a bmic forlivilklis ithoulf! indicate the Well
prPSIPPOrt Of IrAtt-metal-briatft pollstatitraM the lithium
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'i'maikova Muni. "Awt, Wifif
11.4hilly Abod. Namb S.S.S.R, 71. 10-111ill,"All III,,.
411.1 IvIlIku p1mmilbate nolifulft with 111OVISIr 4%TUI Ili
'I Imis IwInadtite tit the R&IIHMA MOW. (H. kAiAlibmilm 1.
olik-It c4mitain *a sukuma 1%6umisc insaimal. ,I veilits.1i
lm,,.n hwdum,.I-.% Ili 4; aIA.Ak%3.2A.S t.t% ~ 'I it-, I
Ill-ifivi dirlivaiiii of the affIN141".111bit CITMAIS 1011,
(41111) - .. I - 1'.
.1th -Y lir-Wish yeth-W.
310, 33"; dislier3our, p < 0; a - I.M1;
-v -a - UAW. Patkula ckFe was given In the
cbem. olilytib to the detti. of WO and the re-
sults, turiltvitt 14.47% MuO; 11.7 It'll WIN. aft. Imq tri,
.irriv couriusiviisince the Pecauki ottly hedetif 4.pep,
ASAVii). The derivricicbem. crempri. it (tin. Cli-Mit i I,
11'r. MOAlAIM.2PAX.711.0; thili fmmulA ~ I,
ukAhly simillir to that o1 rhikkenitrAiFeMio
and the new mineral is (mly ijl~
tisicuilbed by trillikat Ft and Mu. and It slightly lottri
110content. The mecanday reigritt 4 1 hit -mv, hilitirril
!ir- i. etwicut thrmigh p~mIms,wph,,. whwh -ha% ihir
Iwt, if thip momral. 'IV it-lidy durants W Ixth 111111
Trill- stir v" y simititt, &I% 6msh difftirm in dei ad. t)%V,
chikistaite to emadt, ditirmilml. to a mixt. 44 lifisainitir wii h
dduk Mn mintials k1miloasselanc, PYT14uAlic', stul m hi-
dr,"ll Al pholphate (vallitirvitc). W. Part

-A.
I Jun 50
*new mineral of the Phosphate Group," A. I. Ginzburgp
Miteralogical Mus; Acad Sci USSR
-I)ok A Vauk MW' Vol LXXII, No 4, pp 763-766
Describes now sineral discovered in 1947 and nazed
"hanovskit after Prof V. 1. Kryzhanovskiy, Russian
mineralogist. Mineral belongs to group of basic hy-
drous phoophates in which iron is present in form dIr
1PO203) and almost all mangaaese in fom of Mao. Form-
uls-of Mineral: 1.16Ro.o.87Pe 03-P205-2929, Where
R = Ma, Ca, Mg. Xryzhanovskit fe typical ifneral of
oxidation zones of pegmatitic veins containing triphy-
lite and represents modification of latter phosphate.
aubmItte4 by Aced D. S.,B61yankin.
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MM/Geophysicia - Coal, Bumus JU-I/Aua 51
"Petrographic 'Farietiee of H-umus Coal," A. T. GInz-
burg
"Iz Ak Nauk SSBR, Ser Geol" No 4, pp 81-96
On the basis of personal observations and perusal of
written sources, Ginzburg attempts to classify the
humus homogeneous and striated coals and to reveal
their paragenetic connection according to number of
criteria and indications. Shows how the gradual
variation of the quan ratios of microscopic elements
and the degreeis of metamorphism are reflected in
certain indusixial properties of coals, particularly
in their ability to coke.
LC 18ft47

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mom nky Ill It krw!
Allp tut Omv
.ilk 14 .1 crudial"lls. tatirdy feiiilicini it
IQWWmd 01% Spammirtflo brftW 01 it~
to mid&-vanalu mum or roam
CTYW&h it Is Caticited tit thti *Nitt-like CORS"S aw w p".
matite wrimp and it im 1014motely -X41, Ithil ouvisa, quarts.
AWInrtguitti,
wcur in aftftd Imictiolis 01 jkc rks nil Rohl"
ht"JeSile I N b bythe and,
M=Okmml.
chnic Wilk = PMtG faWft, but 41101hirt 11YK1b at r
iffol.m.d.yr4we, 14 "' a ilia" lw4w- 11111"m f1OjMju;jr;1k;*
The aid density S_ CIvw Oftir"d
16"Wtbfuim 141" V . wbw-y"lkm
-arty mWirm,
4
vi,opff" r N ad AnOmAku.Vu'111' - OW, with fifumig
ut and tw" a juleffeft'ne,
iviuel. a I tug, , . 1 .661, and " .
imM. The thmi, Iblutula is 4 (PC, MR, %IUVP'-k~
Mg)r,. whk FcO 25.9, MoO 13.0, OW M90 IT- 1%
T-VACM 1, ther(sxv aimW to tAtirWite (tivarvibrd
by ipbtr&n (100)) and arintbu dtwdtW by Ilutilat
( I%A. ;1. MW); the ww mbwtA is, b-,rvrc. in - do-
taN dillit"t from tatkiliPlitt uld ifilittv Vn4w- *,
by the abatm c4 Cal) aust the catim, of MSO: Pro whov%
,, WAP"jutelojiv is unly 1:1 but pttkIlatty hillon in the
"tharem". Additional. tht falic ki(pohlit(f. 0114
is not 1A a In Iriphir hul ammuly 41. Atin the
%.ftr pow4w dimparap atv diftcat In dclailt Uh.
replace MjFj in mLW*"v*Wr. The p"mA.
I", It of "lasuraWripthe With OWIRAW'
diuvilmrZmenve toplat"a"I by alblic is b*Wy
so"
denita 6 atmwv.1 it% &%surimlrd anuJadfiv 'Mis t",A-
tiah Is causlAn"I with list vF0111 of fuVUS04 64 4"11
*M runecovift, wbilv VrQ %*1 Mai) watw hesiddrake aud
rfOA
bhw tounnalfur, vAmmuding black too line. W, F

,r&m&Dujw* A.I*
%I-: ~-
Phosphates in granitic pegmatites. Trudy Kin.mus. no.4:36-63 152,
(Phosphates) (Peguatites) (KLOA 7:11)

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07?7,79G3 A. T., and ~M-W", V. ".
'Tosphoritc, Pi-om the Pefinatites of Ear" Tran:~!,afl-1,1111
Tr. Minr-mIrwich. lhi:-,eya A"' 'ISSH, 1953,
The alitho-'s eot;plioritc, firr~t encomtered in thf~ territor., of
the USSR in a permatite vein in ra:-,t Tranrl,~aikal, within hollow.- in allite,
quartz and muscovitc in the fom of solid masress an(, crystals with fol M. (U)
and (12'1). E'osplhorite chanpe.,l easily under h.,,11cri-enetic conditions. OnhGeoll
No 3, 195h)
SO: W-31187, 8 Mar 55

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GINZBURG. A.I.
Mineralogical and geochenical characteristics of lithium pegmatites.
Trudy Min.muz. no.7:12-55 155. (MLIA 9:5)
(Pegmtites)

GINZBURG, A.I.
Chomical compositon of bsryl. Trudy Kin.muz. no.7:56-69 '55.
(KLRL 9:5)
00171)

(IINZBURG, A.I.
,1 -~ 1. , , " "0 "'; , ': I
A now mineral from a brittle mica group. Trudy Min.mus. no-7:
70-75 155. (KLRA 9:5)
(mineralogy)

GINZBURG, A.I.
, " ~
'Lithionite.' Trudy nin.nmz. no.7:169-170 '55. (MLM 9:5)
(Lopidolite)

GI~Z=t.- Alio Il',Inichna: IVINOVA, Antonina Ivnnovna: SHABAROV, W.V., red.;
ROSSOVA, S.M., red.izdatelletva; GUROVA, O.A., tekhn.red.
[COTiditiono of sediment accumulation and coal formation in the
eastern Fergana (Uzgen) coal basin] Uglovila osadkonakopleniia i
ugleobrasovanila v Vostochnoferganskom (Uzgenskom) ugollnoo basseine.
Moakva, Gos.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geologit I okhrane nedr.
19~6. 146 p. (Leningrad. Vessoluzny'l geologicheskii institut. Trudy,
voi.W (MIRA 10:10)
(Yergana-Goal geology,)

15-57-5-6653
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 5,
pp 138-139 TUSSR)
AUTHOR: Ginzburg, A. I.
TITLE: Kirghiz Hard Goals in Polarized Light Vith Crossed
Nicols (Kamennyye ugli Kirgizil v lyarizovannom
svete pri skreshchennykh nikolyakjo
PERIODICAL: Materialy Vses. n.-i. geol. in-ta, 1956, Nr 8,
pp 241-251
ABSTRACT: Clarain, clarain-durain, and durain coals were studied
in normal light and in polarized light with crossed
nicols. Th*en sections parallel to the surface of
stratification were placed at an angle of 450 to the
crossed hairs of the eyepiece in the position which
provided maximum lighting for the coal. All com-
ponents with the exception of the fusain showed aniso-
Card 1/2 tropy and interference coloration in polarized light

Kir0iiz lilard Cnal,-~ O"'orit.
with crosged nicols. Theic phu-nomena were intensified vfth
increase in the degree of inctc*imorphism, Double refraction of t.,o:.,1
substances varies from low (D-PZh qual.~ty coal) to averaee (1,-T
quality coal) to indistinct (FA quality coal). Extinction varies
from slight (D-PS coal) to almost complete and direct (FS-PA). Th e
most marked chanp -
.,es ~n properties occur between G and Nh qualities
and between K and PS qualities,. Use of polarized light is recom-
mended for study of coals of PS and T qualities. It. yrovlJcit-n~, a inor~~
Precise iden of the plant ,structural sub.,Aanct; t,c,
a low degree of metamorl.hism.
Card 2/2 ,- 0. D, h.

15-57-1-806
Translation from: ReferEttivnyy zharnal, Geologiye, 1957, Nr 1,
p 127 (U33R)
AUTHOR: Ginzburg, A. 1.
TT TLE: The Evolution of Fusain Daring Metamorphism in the
Coals of Central Asia (K voprosu ob evolyatsii fyuzenn
pri metamorflzme v aglyakh Sredney Azii)
PERIODICAL: 'ARterialy Vses. n4-i, geol. In-ta, 1956, Nr 8,
pp 252-258.
ABSTRACT- Fus n, fuse.in-xylain, and fusain-xylain-darain in the
Central Asian coals undergo changes during metamorphism
similar to those for bright clarain coals, but in a
smaller rangeof variation. In brown coals, fusain-
xylain types are distinguished from clarain by the
higher content of carbon, the lower yield of volatiles,
and the lower content of hydrogen. In bituminous coals
of the first type, changes in the content of carbon,
hydrogen, and volatiles, according to increased stage of
Card 1/2 metamorphism, are less than in clarain coals of the

The EvolQtion of Fasain During Metamorphism (Cont. ) 15-57-1-806
some series. 3I.milar types of changes in coals of different
essential compositions are observed for color, luster, density, and
fracture.
card 2/2 M. K.

p),
Category: USSR
Abo -Iour:
D
Author Krylova, 11. IM., VaPts, I. E., Lyuber, A. A., and Ginz.1,,11-6, A.I.
Inst Coal Geology Laboratory of the Aca0emy of 3cienres USSH
Title %Isic Principles in the Material's and Petrographic Clai;jlficat~~on
and TerminoloLV of Ewnus Coals
Orig Pub: Tr. Labor, Geol. Uglya. AN SSSR, 19',E, 11 2
Abs~~ract-. Na abstract.
Card 1/1,

SUBJECT: USSR/Geology -v Ij
AUTHORi Ginzburg, A.I., and Gorzhevskiyj D.I.
TITLE: On Interconnection of Rare-Metallic Pegmatites and Some Types
of Ore Veins (K voproau o vzaimoavyazi redkometallnykh peg-
matitov i nekotorykh tipov rudnykh zhil)
PERIODICALi Izventiya Akaaamii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheskaya, 1957,
# 6, p 14-29 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt Interconnections of rare-metallic granitic pegmatites of the
pure series and high-temperature pneumatolytio-hydrothermal
formations are analyzed in the article. The authors came to
the following conclusions:
1) Rare-metallic pegmatite fields and ore veins occur
most often in different regions. Sometimes they occur in
the same metallogenic provinces, but also in these cases they
are spatially separated and localized in different sections.
2) The territorial separation of the rare-metallic peg-
matites and ore veins is determined by different geological
conditions of their origination; the connection with differ-
Card 1/5 ent Intrusive rooke, different depths of origination and

1o-6-2/13
TITLE: On Interconnection of Rare-Metallic Pegmatitea and Some Typea
of Ore Veins (K voprosu o vzaimoovyazi redkometallnykh peg-
matitov i nekcitorykh tipev rudnykh zhil)
difference in ages.
3) Pegmatites are usually connected with normal micro-
clinic biotite granites, whereas ore veins are often connect-
ed with muscovite and alaskits granites. These varieties of
granites correspond often to different phases of intrusive
complex origination.
4) Rare-metallic pegmatites and ore veins are originated
at different depths: the origination depth of pegmatites
varies from 4 to 8 km and that of ore veins from 2.5 to 4-5 km.
5) Ore veins are essentially younger formations than peg-
matites. Many cases were observed where pegmatites were inter-
aected by ore veins but no case of a reverse situation.
6) Rare-metallic pegmatites and ore veins differ from
each other in chemical composition. Pegmatites are distinguish-
ed by a very high concentration of alkalis Lit Nat K, in part-
Card 2/5 icular Rb and Cat rare earths, Y, and also Nb, Tat Zr, Hf,

10-6-2/13
TITLE: On Interconnection of Rare-Metallic Pegmatites and Some Types
of Ore Veins (K voprosu o vzaimoavyazi redkometallnykh peg-
matitov I nekotorykh tipov rudnykh shil)
and Th. For the ore veins are typical S, Wt Vo, Cu and Pb.
Some elements can accumulate both in pegmatites and ore veins,
Buch as Li, Be, B, Ga, Sc# Bi, Sn, Go, As and U.
7) Aucording to many of their peculiarities, pegmatites
occupy an intermediate position between igneous magmatic rocks
and ore veins.
8) The available factual data make it probable that the
development of pegmatites and ore veins proceeds along two
parallel independent lines, but this development does not
occur simultaneously. Pneumatolytic-hydrothermal protesses
occur later than pegmatite development and are often connected
genetically with the younger intrusive phases. These both
branches of development can be achematically presented as
follow$%
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lo-6-2/13
T~ATLE:
Card 4/5
On Interconnection of Rare-Metallic Pegmatites and Some Types
of Ore Veins (K voprosu o vzaimoovyazi redkometallnykh peg-
matitov i nekotorykh tipov rudnykh zhil)
Normal
Granite pegmatites
(without ores)
Granite pegmatites
rare-metallic
(biotite) granites
V
Leicocrata4c and
alaskite granites
I
11neumatolytic-
hydrothermal form-
atione (ore veins)
The article contains 1 table.
The bibliography lists 19 Slavic references.

10-6-2/13
TITLE; On Interconnection of Rare-Metallic Pegmatites and Some Types
of Ore Veins (K voproeu o vzaimoavyati redkometallnykh peg-
matitov i nekotorykh tipov rudnykh zhil)
INSTITUTIONt Ves-Saytianyy Intititut Minerallnogo Syrya "VINS" (All-Union
Institute of Mineral Raw Materials) in Moskva and L'vov State
University
PRESENTED BY:
SUBMITTEDs On 10 September 1956
AVAILABLEt At the Library of Congress
Card 5/5

GINZBUEG, A.I.
w1i * 11,
characteristics of lithium. Trudy Min. muz. no.8:29-41
1.57. (MIRA 11:3)
(Lithium)

G c
'VWPhysical Chendstry Crystsb;.
Abs Jour: Referat. Mwznal Khimiyatp No 3~ 1958, 7014.
Author : A.T. (jigzIp3rg.
inst :AcadexV of Sciences of ITSM, Mineralogical Museum.
Title :Isomorphous Substitut-toms In Lithium Micas.
Orig Pub: Tr- Hineralog. mizeya Afl- &98R, 1957, vYP- 8, 42-~O-
Abstract: Qumstions; co=ected with all tb-- possible isowrphous substi-
tutions in lithium micas are dismwsed in detail based on the
genexv.Uzation of the great factorial material in the litera-
ture, The main conclusions and results are as follows: 1/ the
^.omposiLion of Li irdeas =u be expressed by Vae fox-Ja (K, Wa,
a, CS) Lr(IL, Mg, Fe, MR)n (Al, Fe3+, Ti)m-7 f-(,SipAl4,_p)
r I'OH, Ft, 'where k = 0 to 3, n = 0 to 3~
010 J , m = 0 13 2 iind
P = 3 to 4; 2/ the most :baracter-istic substitutions in Li micas
have been establishedi 3/ it has been shown that =3covite may
contain up to 1.8% of U02 as an isomcrphcris admixt,.ire -athcpat
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a4y atractural, changes; shmdd the LIO content be up to 3.2%,
-muecovites (2-layer lepidoli v;2 d be foxmd, their d
TA tee ,a
difTera some4bat frm that of muscovIte; ~! the dependence be-
tween the chemical coMosition. and struc-tue of lepidolites
haB been establisbed; 51 there is a direct dependence between
the Li and Pe cottents in minerals of the
gz-rip. Que.,ition ionces:nLing the connect.L)n bdtw(,en the stiuc-
ture cT Li zicar wid the c)nditjons :)f fosquation &re aloo
~U 9 aus; inel.
Cari