SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GEORGIY, V. - GAINAR, I.

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DIMIDOV. Geoz-giy- Vasillyevich; LWNIR. Aleksandr Shaylovich-, GIP?
red.; VOLKOV,, S.V., takhn.red. ~0 ~
[Introduction to the operation of gas supply servtces in cities
sad populated places] Vvod r ekeplustataiiu gaxovykh ktozisistv
gorodov i naselannykh punktov. Moskva, Izd-vo M-va kcroun. khoz.
ILUU., 1957. 53 P. NIRA 11:3)
(Gas manufacture and works)

0' / /:)/~ v V,
DHMIDOV, Georgiy Vasillyevich; GIPP, V.V., red.; KONYASHINA, A.L., tekhn..
red.
[Safety engineering and fire prevention in city gan systems)
Takhnilm bezopasnosti i protivopozharnaia takhnilm v o?
,orodukom
gazovcm k-hoziaintve. Moskva, Ird-vo 14-va kommun. khoz. RSFSR, 1957.
162 p. (PrRA 11:5)
(Gas distribution-Safety moasures)

GIPPAMrTIR, B.S., kandidat moditsinsidkh neuk; ITANOVA, S.I., ro-
ro "MTh, M.P., takhnicheskiy redaktor.
[I.P.Pa-9-lov's teaching on t'-e higher nervous activity is the
natural science basis of physical education] Uchenis I.P.Pav-
lova o iyeshei narvnol doiatellnesti - astestyanno-nauchns-ia
oanova fisichookogo vospitanita; nauchno-populiarnri *chork.
Moskva, Goo. izd-vo Oliskulltura i sport,G 1953. 167 P.
WaA 7:9)
(PB-VlC-T, Dran Petrovich, 1849-1936) (Physiologr)
(Ptqeical education and training)

TINCrAYISY, NA., professor. doktor maditsinskikh nauk, redaktor; _e2MPU--
JJW==,~&S.. dotsent kandidat meditainskikh nauk, redaklor;
KHOTYAUDVA, G.B.. redalctor-, DOTSEMO. A.A., takhaictieskiy radaktor
[Human physiology) Fiziologlia cbeloveka. Pod obahchel red. N.V.
Timofeeva (1 chant'). i B.S.Gippenreitera (2 chant'). Hoekvg. Goo.
izd-vo "Fiskulltura i sport," 1956. 391 p. (MLRA 1D:2)
(PEYSIOLOGY)

Ye,
BUML', A.A. red.:-&12=)OW red.; GYOZDETSKIY, N.1.,.red.;
GREKOV, L.I., red.; KL"ZIMIN, K. ., red.; 18TAYST, A.A., red.;
MCMY-TSKrY, V.V., red.; ROTOTAnV, P.S., red.; SIMOVOV, Y-a.D., red.;
TUSHINSKIY, G.K., red.; TUKHIN, I.V.,red.; DOBRONRAVOVA, K.O., red.-,
GLRIKH, D.A., tekhn.red.; MALICHSVSKIY, G.N., red. kart.
LConquered peaks of 1954; a yearbook of Soviet mountRineering]
Pobezhdanrqe vershiny god l9q4; ezhegodnik sovetskop allpinizma.
[Moskva] Gos.izd-vo geogr.lit-ry, 1q57. 431 p. (MIRA 11:1)
(Mountaineering-Yenrbooks)

BERKOVI, N.M.; SIKONOV, Ye.D., red.; GIPPENREYTER,_Y*.B.,, red.1
KIZELI, V.A., red.; KUZIMIN, K-.K-., red. ~-- LETA VET, A.A., red.;
POLIAKOV, A.I., red.p ROTOTAYEV, P.S., red.; PIUMNaU, L.N.,
red.; KHRGIAN, A.Kh., red.; YUKHIN, I.V., red.; KONOVALYUK.,
I.K.P ailad. red.i GOLITSYN, A.V., red, kart,- ARDANOVA, N.P.
takIn. red.
(Conquetred isummits; Soviet alpinism betv-een 1958 and 19611 PO-
bezlidennye ,ershiny; sbornik sovetskogo allanizma, 1~158-1461.
Mos).va, Geografgiz, 1963. 406 p. (MIJU. 16.6)
(Mountaineering)

GIPPERNMYTER, V.
Photol7aphy of animals. Sov. foto 19 no.2:23-25 F '59,
(MIRA 12:3)
(Photography of animls)

GIPPEMMTER, V.
Axross the Sayan mountains. Sov.foto. 19 no-8:70 Air, '59.
OGRA '.3-1)
(Sayan mountains)

GIPPUIREITER, '(u.B.;V,,MGILES, N. Yu.; SHCHEDROVITSKI'T, L.P.
Modified method for the registration of eye tremor. Vol). psikhol.
no.5::118-121 S-0 164
1. Otdeleniya psikhologii Moskovskcgo universiteta.

GIPPENREYTER, Yu.B.; [IRAZAYFVA, V.A.
Research on the eye movements in performing metric tasks, Vop.
paikhol. 9 no.6:76-84 N-D 163. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Kafedra pqikhologii Moskovskogo gosudarstvenn,.)go un:;.versiteta.

("I PFIE I"", Ey"YER , YII.B.
ll'~-roper eye inotor noioes." Vop. poiki.01. J -Af-, 1-4.
f!"':2~ 17:4j
1. Udeleniye polkholcgil '-Io_31:cvsko,,,o universitetrk, lln.'~w-_-atcriyn
inziomermoy psikhologii.

GIPPERT, :sszlo, dr., szakallatorvos
Diseases of the firut stomachs of cattle. '.!ut,,y alla,.orv lap 19
no.4:150-154 Ap '64.
1. i!ead, 7.4ekescsaba SU--te Animal Hospital, Bekescsab~-,-

GIPPFRT,_L.; KOVACS, L.; PETERFALVI, S.
"PledgeEll, P. 91, (FAIPAR, Vol. h, No. 3, Mar. 1954, BudaFest, Fungary)
SOt Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEA-L), LC, Vol. 3, No. 12,
Dec. 195:4, Uncl.

GIPPERT, 1-1 KOVACS, L.; PETERFALVI, S.
"Increasing the Endurance of the Edge of Saw Blades by Coating Then
With Hard Metal; An Innovation By J. Wildmann", P. 92, (FtIPAR, Vol.. 4,
No. 3, liar. 1954, Budapest, Hungary)
SO: Moni;Mv List of East European Accessions, (ZEAL), LC, Vol. 3, No. 12,
Dec. 191;4, Uncl.

GIPPERT, L.; KOVACS, L.; PETERFALVI, S.
"Articles About Trees"I P. 93, (FAIPAR, Vol. h, No. 3, Mar. 195L, Budape5t,
Hungary)
SOi Monthly List of East European kccessions, (EKAL), LC, Vol. ---, No. 12,
Dec. 19!)'h, Uncl.

GIPFERT, L.
The technology of using accumulated logs in plants for processing: v --od frem leafy tress.
P. 149 (Faipar) Vol. 7, no. 4, Sept. 1957, Budapest, Hungary
SO: MOMMLY INDEX. OF EASr EUROPEAN ACCESSIONS (E---Al) IZ, VOL, 7, M. 1, JAN. 1958

GIPPEM, Lasz1o
Its there a need for steaming beech lumber? Faipar 1.3 n),,1.
13-20 Ja 163.

HUNGARY
GIPPERT jjjagl, SZEP, Ivan, Dr; University of Agricultural Sciences, Depart-
men o Zimal Anatomy and Physiology (chairman. SZEP, Ivan, Dr. professor,
cand. of agr. scl. ) (Agrartudom2nyi Egyetem, Allatbonc- es E-lettani Tanszek),
and Research Institute of Small Animal Breeding (director: PE'r0lijkZ1, Gabor,
Dr, cand. of agr. sci.) (Kisallattenyesztesi Kutato Intezet).
11 The Effect of Different Bedding Materials on the Mcro-Cliivite of ;hick
Nurseries."
Budaepst, Magyar Allatorvosok Lapja, Vol 21, No 3, Mar 66, prages 10.5-112.
Abstract; [Authors' English summary modified] The effect oC different
bedding materials on the micro-climate of chick nurseries and the rasults
of raising broilers were studied in 6 groups of Hew Hampshire chicks
which were kept under identical conditions with the exceptlon of the
material usud for bedding. The following materials were used for bedding
in 7-10 cm layers; peat bran, corn cob (not pounded), shavings, corn stalk
chaff (4-5 cm), pounded corn cob,(1-2 cm), chopped straw (3-4 cm). Their
effect on tho inicro-climatfs was largely identical. Ammonia formation was
pronounced after the 8th week and its level was highest in case of the corn
cob. Peat and shavings bedding was favorable to vitamin B12 formation.
With the excdption of pounded corn cob, none of the other materials vae a
direct cause of death. Peat and shaving provided the best living and scraping
conditions; weight gain and feed utilization were best under these cases.
These are recommended for large-scale chicken raising. 2 Hungarian, 8 Western
1/1 references.

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal,
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AUTHORS: Gippius, A.A., Kolyan, V.P.
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A052/A001 '
Elektrotekhnika, 1959, No. 12, '. 2r),
TITLE: On Broadband Correction Circuits of Amplifiers
PERIODICAL: Sb. statey nauch. stud. o-va Mosk. energ. in-ta, 1956, No. 9, pp.
77-85
TEXT: Correction circuits in the h-f region described by dif'erentill equa-
tions of V and VI order are built on the base of spurious capacita-nc~~s of tne cir-
cuit, whereby the circuit of V order is built on three or two partial capacitances
(see drawing la, 11)) and in circuits of VI order correcting inductan~,es are added
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86139
On Broadband Correction Circuits of Amplifiers A052/A,"I~)-
(see drawing la and Ib - dotted line). Circuits of higher, order-a giv-, broader
frequency characteristics with a number of extrema being lesr, by onr-, ',-vLn thc, (legret,
of the differential equation, i.e. the circuit of V order gives a ! cn pa.3s band
(or by amplification at a constant band) of 2.3 times and t,,,c cllr~:-,;,"; -~f V1. order
by 2.75 times as compared with the most known circuit of II or6er. var-I;inl.
with two capacitances CI and C3 can give a broad pass band. Tine varii.nt three
capacitances is appropriate in the case when Cf, is formed by stput-lo,,to, ttzapa-~!,,,:xrcc:~
of the circuit, for instance when a stage works- on a tube throliCh a
'.., C Cab
C ). When the circuit works as an interstage one (tubes 6' *1-,!- :,,,
C R picofarads in 5.5 Megacycles band, an amplification of 9.5 is 3ba-Inc-d'
and when the circuit works in the output stage (tube 6 i 9 -6,x)) a L C :: 2" !)-J*(-,~.,-,z?t'--,
in the same band, an amplification of 25.8 is obtained. Frequency plln--i,3,~ cita--c-
teristics of circuits of I-VI orders and transient characteri stic, )I*
V order are given.
V.I.A.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Ruszf~-rl abstract.
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TITLE: On th,,- A~-f !;:ct I-':;
(0 ko,-,f f 1.~s iY-lLC-kh 0 t 2
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AUTHORS: Vavilov, V., 8,, Gippius, A., A.~._ 30V/56----1*r-1-3/64
Gornhkov, M. M.~ Kopyl'6 vsIkI.y1! D,
TITLE: Radiation Combination in Germanium Crystals Sub,,ected to a
Bombardment by Fast Electrons (Izluchatel,naya rekombinatsi-
ya v kristallakh germaniya, podvergnutykh bombardirovke
bystrymi elektronami)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheakoy fizil:i, 1959,
Vol 37, Nr 1, pp 23-26 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors describe the results obtained by investigations of
the infrared spectra accompanying the recombina-ion of elec-
trons and holes in germanium monocrystals. Three samples were
investigated, in which radiation was excited by the injection
of holes by means of various indium contacts; the third sample
was irradiatad with 0-7 Mev electrons, The conoontration of
the effective acceptor ievels of the defects, formed in
irradiation, was calculated as amounting to 5.1()'13cm-3 near
the surface, and as decreasing towards zero at - 0.3 mm, In
first approximation it may be assumed that the ooncentration
of recombination centers formed in irradiation J.:3 equal to
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Radiation Combination in Germanium Crystals SOV/56-37-1-3/6z
Subjected to a Bombardment by Fast Electrons
samples showed an emission band (Fig 1) with a naximum at
1.85 P (0.67 ev) at room temperature and at 1.6" v (0.74 ev)
at 780 K. The displacement of the long-wave edge of this band
corresponds well to the variation of the width of the fcrbid-
den band of germanium. The temperature coefficient 0 was
determined an amounting to 3.2.10-4 ev/degrees, which ae-rees
well with the results obtained by other authors (Refs 1,7).
Figure 1 shows the shifting of the natural radiLtion tand of
Ge in the case of a temperature variation of 300 per 780 K.
Figure 2 shows the spectra of the impurity- and naturai
radiation of the Ge-samples at 780 K, figure 3 the spectrum
of impurity radiation of a Ge-sample of the N-type without
treatment at 780 X.. The curve has a maximum at '-.35 P (0-53 ev).
Figure 4 shows the spectrum of a N-germanium sazple,
irradiated by 0.7 Mev electrons at 780 K (irradiation occur-
red at room temperature); also the curve for the sensitivity
of the PbS photoresistor within the same A-ranCe is shown,
The intensity B of radiation near the maximum of the natural
radiation dpends on the injection current J (10C pa):
m
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Radiation Combination in Germanium Crystals SOV/56-177-1-3/0'4
Subjected to a Bombardment by Fast Electrons
showed that an increase in the concentration of the Frenkel
defects caused by fast electron bombardment causes an increase
in the concentration of the relutiveintensity of the emission
band (maximum at 2.35 p). The authors finally thenk B. M. Vul
for his interest in this investigation, and It. V. Fok and
M. N. Alentsev for their critique and va-luable remarks; they
also thank L. N. Silonov for his assistance. There are 4
figures and 9 references, I of' uhich in Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut im. P. N. Lebadeva Akademii nauk SSSR
(Physics Institute --*meni P. N. Lebedev of the Academy of
Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: January 29, 1959
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AUTHORS: Gippius, A.-- A. , and Vavile)v, V. S.
TITLE: Radiative recombination on dislocationo in germaniu.-ii
PERIODLCAL: Fizikzt Vierdogo tela, v. ;t, no. 9, P 62. 2426
TEXT: A mirror mo-iochromator and a lead sulfide pho,ore-sistor wore used to
investigate the radiative recombination in Ge crystals whose dis'.ocation
density ranged fror, 5-10 3 to 1-104 cm-2 and whose electron equi.1%brium
13 16 -5
concentrations var-Jed between 5-10 and about 10 cm . At nitrogen
temperatures, an intrinsic band was establigh&d at 1.71ji, due to indirect
band-to-band transitions. Another band, established at 2 - 2.%L occura
only in crystals Ythich have dislocations and are the rei3ult of c:].rrier
transitions between local levels. It is better resolved in the -ase of
high electron concentrations and it shown recombination levels at a
distanc.e of 0,12 and 0.14 ev from the conduction band. Probably another
level or level group exists at a distance of about 0.16 ev from the
conduction band. The hal'-width of the emission line related to the
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Radiative recombination... B108/B186
transition of holes to one of the levels equals U.016 cv. 'Clio intensity
of the intrinsic band is proportional to Im (I is the in~e~-tion current,
m u2). Contrary to expectation, the intensity of the di.Sloc~tLoi band
is not linearly dependent on 1, because the rccombinnt~.,-)n cen',~-L-; lro
saturated. The shape and intensity of the dislocation b~tnd ari z3t,-ongly
affected by the surf,ace treutment, this be"hg due to difrer-jnt of
the levels. There are 7 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut im. P. N. Lebedeva Ali 16SSR, bloslxa
(Physics Institute imeni P. N. Lebodev AS USSR, 1,11osocv)
SUB""'ITTED: April 14, 1962
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ACCESSION NR: AP4041737 S/0181/64/006/007/2200/2202
AUTHORS: Gipplus, A. A.; Vavilov, V. S.; Konoplev, V. V.
TITLE: Determination of the.vield of recombination radiation con-
nected with dislocations in gGrmanium
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 6, no* 7# 1964, 2200-2202
TOPIC TAGSs recombination emission, quantum yield, dislocation
effect, lead sulfide, photoconductive device
ABSTRACT: The yield is defined here as the ratio of the number'of
quanta of recombination radiation to the total riumber of acts of re-
combination on the given type of centers. Since this yield must be,
measured when the dislocations play a predominant role in the recom-
ibination of the non-equilibrium carriers, the tested sample was bom-
barded with a beam of -1 MeV electrons from a Van do Graaff accelera-
tor. The receiver was a.lead-sulfide photoresistance calibrated with
i
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ithe aid of a 10lack body. n-type germanium with electron density no
1- 14 3 cm72
1 5 x 10 cm-, and dislocation density N - 105 was used. The
dislocations were introduced by an abrupt change in the thermal con-
Iditions during the growth of the crystal. The testa were made at
~approximately 80K. The qu~r~tum yield was found to be quite small,
,indicating that most recombinations on the dislocations are'nonra-
Idiative. Some explanations for this phenomenon are discussed. The
results obtained for the quantum yield and for some related quanti-
ties are compared with data by others. "The authors thank A.' V.
Spitsy*n for determining the carrier density in the sample and S. 1.
Vintovkin and V. V. Mikhaylov for help with the measurements.*
~Orig. art. has: 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: rizicheskiy institut im. P. N. Lebedeva. M SSSR
.(Physics Institute, JUT.SSSR)
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Fesults of determination of quantum yield
ENC"WSWE: 01
"rul 2 4.
4 6.5 5 0.5 1.7 6.2 3.7
0.15 2.5 3.1
5 5.2 4 0.5 1.7 3.8 21
1.0 3.4 6.4 '.9
7 3
8 10 125 4.2 82 1.9
. 225 7.4 1.7
1 sample no. 2 (fast-electior density), mjcrowq&~3,
3 g.10-19 CjrC3Seo It 4 quantum yield, 104
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ACCESSION Nit: AR4040822 S/0058/64/000/00511)025/1)o,~6
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 5DI90
AUTHOR: K.udryavtsev, Ye. M.; Gippius, Ye. F.; Pechenov, A. N.; Sobolev,
N. N.
TITLE: Defi,iftion. of inatrix element of dipole inoment of electron 'transition of
violet sysLer.i of bands of cyanogen. 1.
CITED SOURCE: Teplofiz. vy*sojrikj1 tenipQratur, v. 1, no. 1, 1963, 73-84
TOPIC TAGS: matrix ele._-nent, dipole moment, electron transition, cyanogen,
cyanogen band
TRANSLATION: It is established that by x-raying, by a pulse source of light, a mix-
ture of CO and N21 licated to 5000-7000''K with a rcf1ected shock wave, it is possil-letc
register the absorption spectrum of the violet syBtenn, of L%anda of GTI and, conse-
1_puently, to determine the matrix element of the dipole moment of electron transition
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ReJ2 of this system. For selection of optimum expeHy --nt conditions and obtaining'
data necessary for treatment of the results, there are conducted calculations of
the state of the mixture of GO ani N2 behind the reflected shock wave over -i wide
range of initial presnures (10 - 200 mm Hg) and speeds of the shock wave
(2.0 - 5.6 loVsec). The temperature of the mixture was measurod by Lhe genoralized
method of conversion by C11 bands. The same method was used to cont-ral establlsh-
ment of equi2-ibrium concentra tion of CN. Bibliography: 29 references.
SUB CODE: NP, EM ENCL: 00
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ACCESSION NR: AR4040823 S/0058/64/000/005/DD2613)026
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizitm, AbG. 5D191
AUTHOR: Kudryavtsev, Ya. M.; Gippius, Ye. F.; Pechenov, A. N.;
Sobolev, N1. N.
TITLE': Definition of matrix element of dipole moment of electi-on transition
o. violet system of bands of cy-anogren.
CITED SOURCE: Teplofiz. vy*sokildi temperatur, v. 1, no. 2, 1063, 218-227
TOPIC TAGS- matrix element, dipole moment, electron ti,ansition, c.-anogen,
cyanogen band, radioscopy
TR A NS LATION: There is described the installation used for obtaining absorption
spi~ctruin of violet systcni of CN bmid'; dUrilIg 1-:A(h0.1;C0j)y iN!!.h a pulse source
of a mixture of gases CO and N2, heated by a reflected shock wave to a tem-
perature of 4000 - 6000'K. This spectrum is used for measurement of rotary
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temperature of CN. Results of measurement of temperature of gas by two
independent methods5by absorption spectra and by generalized methods of
conversion (cf. abstract No. 5 D19OL7coincide with the data of gaa-dy-namic
calculation. Bibliography: 16 :references.
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S/0294/63/001/003/0376/038S
ACCESSION NR: AP4017717
AUTHORS: Kudryavtsev, Ye. M.; Gippius, Ye. F.; Derbeneva, S. S.; i
Pechenov, A. N.; Sobolev, K.
TITLE: Determination of the matrix element of the dipole moment of
the electronic transition of the cyan violet band system. III
SOURCE: Teplofizika vy*sokikh temperatur, v. 1, no. 3, 1963, 376-385
TOPIC TAGS% cyan, cyan band s'ystem, cyan"violet band system, dipoj.~
moment, matrix element, integral absorption exponent, internuclear
distance, dissociation energy, electronic transition
A13STRACT: This is a continuation of previously reported research
(Teplofizika vy*sokikh temperatur v. 1, 73 and 218, 1963) and is
devoted to the actual determination of the square of the mavix ale-
ment of the dipole moment of the electronic transitiondRej from
the measured integral absorption exponents of the rota onal line o
f
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the sequences Av = 0 and Av of the violet system of CN bands.
The value obtained for the IR was found t~ be 0.38 atomic units
el f I
and to be independent of the internuclear distance of the transi-
tions. The over-all error in the measurements due to imperfections
in the spectral instrument and failure to take complete account of
the skirts of the lines is less than 10%, since the half-width of
the rotational line exceeds or is equal to the half-width of the
apparatus function 4nder the experimental conditions. The value
2
obtained for IR I is in satisfactory agreement with the values ob-
e
tained earlier by other methods. A value of 7.6 eV is obtained for
the dissociation energy of CN from the present results and those by
others. Orig. art. hass 6 figures, 7 formulas, and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATIONs Fizicherskiy institut im. P. M. Lebedeva AN SSSR
(Physics Institute# AN 85SR)
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ACCESSION NR: AP4038432 S/0294/64/002/002/0161/0187
AUTHORS: Gippius,_Ye._F_.; Kudryavtsev, Ye. M.; Pechenov, A. N.;
Sobolev, N. N.; Fokeyev, V. P.
TITLE: Determination of the red cyan-band system electronic transi-
tion dipole moment matrix element
SOURCE: Teplofizika vy*sokikh temperatur, v. 2, no. 2, 196 1, 181-187
TOPIC TAGS: absorption spectrum, shock wave, dipole moment, absorP7
tion band, matrix element, carbon dioxide, nitrog en
ABSTRACT: The investigation is a continuation of research on the de-
termination of the matrix element of the dipole moment of the elec-
tronic transition of the violet system of the CN bands (Teplofizika
vy*sokikh temperatur v. 1, no. 1, 73, 1963; no. 2, 1963; no. 3,.
1963). The absorption *spectrum of the red system of the cyan band
is obtained behind the front of the reflected shock wave in a mix-
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tu,re of CO and N2- The square of the matrix element of the dipole
moment of the electronic transition is determined from the measured
integral absorption coefficients in the wavelength, region 6,33G--6,550
0
A and is found to be 0.19 + 0.09 atomic units. The ratio of the
squares of the matrix elements for the violet and for the :.*c.,d bands
is obtained from the integral intensities of the bands (1,()) of the
red system and (0, 1) of the violet system of cyan, in the spectrum
of an arc with carbon electrodes burning in air. its valu,2 is
found to be 1.9 + 0.6. The value obtained for the square of' the ma-
trix element of ~he red dipole moment calculated from, this ratio, and
from the value obtained for the violet band earlier, agrees with the
value obtained in the present work by measurements with the aid of
a shock tube. The ratio does not agree with calculations by King
and Swings (Astropbys. J. v. 101, 6, 1945) if allowance is made of
the Franck-Condon factors. The reason for the discrepancy are dis-
cussed. "In conclusion the author is thankful to V. N. Kolesnikov
for useful advica, A. T. Matachun and L. L. Sabsovich for solving the
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RIPKA, Otto; KOSTNOVA, Helena; GIPPOVA, Hann
Treatment of hynertension with ecolid. Sborn. lek- -"~O na.4:119-130 A-or
56.
1. 11. interni klini)m fakulty vaeobecneho lekarstvi rarlovy uaiversit7
v Praze, T)rednosta T)rof. Dr. Frantisek Herles. 0. R. II. intorni kliaika,
Praha 2, TJ nemocnice 2.
(HTMT?M10N, therapy
chlorisondamine chloride (Cz))
(AUTONOMIC DRUGS, therapeutic use
chloriRondami-ae chloride in hypertension (Cz

GIPR, I., inzb.; LUXDSHOVA, M.
Rapid mothod for determining fat content in meat Produl:ts*
Mias. in4. SSSR 29 no'.5:53-54 15B.. (MIRIL 11:10)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skly inntitut mvasnoy i r7bnoy pro-
myshlennosti, Brnn, Chehhoslovakiya.
(Mant-Analysis) (Oils and fats-Analysitt)

35- Zonal Ori in oe Synoptic Processes
"Certain Peculiar Synoptic Pr,~cesaes in 'the Arctic and Wel-r-
Connection With the Zener&L Circiastien of the Atmosphere,"
by A. A. (Ape, Tr. 311, gcof iz. cbeery. issue f~6, 1956, IT
36-7 ~ITrlm,~.eferstivnyy Muz-nal - Geofftika,'Nc 1, Jan 57,
Abstract 140 307: by L. M. K!Lmenkl~~ I
"The syno-itic Drecesses whinh --e generated in the Artic are closely
connected w-ith the synoptic processes of the temperate and trDpic zones.
The investigation of the circulation of the atmosphere in the northern
b-isphere by means of its separation into three basic forms (West, last,
and Central) parmits the determination of the peculiar synoptic proceages
inthe Aretiex-ld their dependence on the processes of a planet--xy scale.
Thus, the formation of a high anticyclone in the Arctic occurs 4*a Mericlio.-
nal forms of circulation -- east and centi-al, characterized by an
increased development in a northern direction of high ridos, through tbe
western peripheries of which the inflow of vars air into the Arctic also

taked place. Abrupt fluctuations of the altitude and temperatare of the
trapopause are conn cted with these processes, formation of a W~ghfxnti-
cyclone causes a raising of the tropopause and, simultaneously, it lowering
of the temperature In it. The influx of warm air into the troposphere of
the Arctic with the meridional development of ridges is accompemied by the
intrusion of an inflow of cold air into its stratosphere, iwiofar as the
rising and lowering movements in the Inotherstically stratified stratosphere
cause the formation of cold ridges and vam trougba.

"The intrusion of a varm masio in the troposphere of the Arctf_c and of
cold air in the troposphere of the temperate latitudes is closely connected
vith the character of the processes in the whole hemisphere. The warm air
UXlowing into the Arctic is blended wiUi the cold air which :~s found there
and produces conditions which strengthen the jet stream in the northern
part of the ridges, which in turn evoke the activation of cyolonic activity.
The analagous process o;' the activation of the JeL .;treari and of
cyclogenesis occurs in the southern part of the troughs (3-t-i-ig the influx
of cold air f:,or. theArctic. nie determined localization vf tidges dnd
troughs in me:-idicnal forms of ci--c',dation determines the regions of the
intensified cyclonic activity. For example, in the type E, in the European
sector of the northe---n hemisphere the cyclogenesis is sti-engthened in the
western sector of the Arctic and in the region of the Mediterranean See;
analogous str-~ngtbening of the cyclogenesis o~ this fonp, arises in the South
American Continent., Any localization of ridges and troughs ir. the meridio-
nal form depends on the activation of cyclogenesis in the Scuth Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans. In the western type the meridional exchange is weakened,
and the trajectories of -the barometric centers are regionali"ed. In -thin
case their localization is determined by the position of the subtropical
high pressure belt: the farther north it. is situated, the farther n,.lrth is
the trajectory of the barometric formation. Bibliography, 16 titles." (U)
-5,V

GIFSH, A.A.
Organization of seismic prospecting beyond the Arc-.ic Qircle. GoclZis.
razvede no*4:14-23 161* OURA 14:7)
(Bollshossullskaya Tw2dra-Seismic prospecting)

RABINOVICH, G.I.: GIPSH, B.I.
N
ChnckiN, the skewing nf keyways. Stan. i initr. 29 no.7:37
11 158. (MIRA 11:9)
(Gauges)

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!iTITLE. A current density analYz,r. Class 21,
!POU'CE: 'zobret'niya, promyshlennYye obraz NO- 1904o8
TOPIC TAGS: current densi t8y' to'var-'137e znaki, no,
ABSTRACT.- 'Phis Author, ty, electron beam, measuring
d nsit 0 an elect S Certi filate Instrument
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ALATOqTSEY, S.A.. nrof., doktor to~dui.nwik; AWDREYEV, A.T.. knnd.tekhn.
nauk; .1111CHAROV, I.L., inzh.-. BALIII,'TIY, S.I., ir-zh.; 21MMSOV,
V.G., inzh.; VINUITSKIY, K.Ye.. kand.tekhn.neWc; VLASCV. Y.M..
inzh.; VORONTSOV, N.P., kand.teldm.nauk; GIMU, M.K.,,inzh.;
GLUM", I.S., kand.teklin.nauk; (rtM'YXV,
[deceased]; DSMIN, A.M., kand.teklin.nmuk; TEGURI~OV, G.P.. k-nnd.
tekhn.nauk; YEFIMOV, I.P., inzh.; ZRIJKOV, L.l., kand.tekhn.
nauk; ZELITM, N.M., inzh.; KOO.ACHEV, H.H., hnd.tekhn.nauk;
KOTOV, A.F., inzh.; KUDINOV, G.P., inzh.; LAPOVEHKO, N.A., kind.
tekha.nauk; MAZUROK. S.F., inzh.; HILINIKOV, N.V.; MUDRIK, N.G.,
inzii.; NIKONOV, G.P., kand.takhn.nauk; ORLOT, Ye.I., inzh.;
POTAPOV, M.G., kand.teklm.nauk; PRISMSKIY, G.V., inzh.;
RZHgVaIY. V.V., prof., doktor -;eklw-.nauk-; RYAKHLi, V.A., kand.
t,3khn.naijk-, S114KIN, B.A.. kand.tekJin.nauk; SITNIKOY, I.Ye., in2h.;
SOROKIN, V.I.. inzh.; STASTUK. Y.N., kjnd.tel-hn.n:iuk; STILMICH,
Yo.B., inzh.; SUMMMIKO, A.A., inzli.,- TYUTIN, I.F., inzh.;
TYMOVSKIY, L.G., inzh.; FISENKO, G.L., karid.teklri.nauk; FURMANOV,
B.M., inzh.; SHATAYEZV. M.G., Jnzh.; S113SHKO, Ye.?. 3rDf., doktor
takhn.nauk-; T~MPIGORET, A.M., glavuyy red. Cdace-mZd ;
(Continued on nomt card)

IMATORTSZT, S.A.--(continued) Card 2.
KIT. I."., zamestitell nlavnoro red.: SHESHEO, Ye.F., za'aostitell
otv.red.; BUGOGLIMMY, Yn.K., rod., DYMMMATA. S.N.. rud.;
DIONIS"n-N, A.I.. knnd.teklm.nauk, rod.; KOZIN. Yu.V., red.;
SOKOUNSKIT, M.M., red.; TASTMOV, A.I., red.; DEMIDITK, G.P.,
kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; KRIVSKIT, M.H., kand.teldir.nauk, red.;
LTUBIMOV, B.N., iiizh., red.; MOLOKANOV. P.L., ir,zh.. red.; MISH,
A.K., inzh., red.; RODIONOV, L.Ye.. ktnd.tel,:hn.r_-mlC, red.; SLA-
YUTSKIY, S.O., innh., red.; TRAM4,U4, A.I., Inith., rar_.; TRYMOV-
.%IY, L.G., inzh., red.; FIDELEY, A.S., doktcr toldui.r.mik, red.;
MMOV, A.N., kand.takhn.mmik. rei.; ThIll-IMIAMIYAll, ?.G., red.
izd-va; PROZOlqOVSlL,'tYA, T.L., tal:Jui.roe.; XONDR,01YEVA, M.A..
tekhn.red.
(Contim_~ed on rext c~ird)

K-ATORTM, S..&.---(continued) Card 3.
(Mining; nn encyclopedic dictioiutryj Gornoe del.o; qntqikjc-
pedichoskii sprnvochnik. Glsv.red.A.M.TerpigorO7. Chlony glav.
red.A.I.Baranov i dr. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-takhr.izd-vo lit-ry
po gornomu dolu. Vol.10. [Minin4 coal deuoeits "by the open-omit
method] Razrabotka iigol'nykh mostorozhodenii otkr:rtym qposobom.
Radkollegiia tomn; H.T.Mel'nikov I dr. 196o. 6~z~5 p. iMIRA 13:2)
1. Chlen-korres7oondent AN SSSR (for Mellnikov).
(Coal mines and mining) (Strip mining)

'ACCESSION NR: AP4041736 S/0181/64/006/007/2198/2200
~AUTHORS: Girayev, M. A.; Karpovich, I. A.; Zvonkov, B.. N.
:TITLE: Frequency dependence of the field effect in photosensitive
;films of CdS
;SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 6, no. 7, 1964, 2198-2200
TOPIC TAGS: thin film, cadmium sulfide, photoconductivity, fre-
quency dependence, carrier mobility, photosensitivity
1ABSTRACT: The investigation was undertaken in view of recent inter-
i
,est in such filns, brought about by the development of field-effect
.transistors on their basis (P. K. Weimer, Proc. IRE v. 50, 1526,
I i.
:1962). The films were prepared on glass substrates by evaporation
~in vacuum, and activated by heat treatment with air in a photocon-
;ductor powder. The frequency dependence was investigated by the
method of Aigrain et al. (J. Phys. Rad. v. 13, 587, 1952). Constant
Lf;~rd

iACCESSION HR: AP4041736
iillumination wai3 used to reduce the layar resistance and to make the
;method usable at high temperatures. The effective carrier mobility
:was found to be practically independent of the temperature but highly
Aependent on the intensity of illumination. For unactivated CdS
ilayers with increased dark conductivity and weak photosensitivity,
!the effective mobility did not exceed 1 cm2/V-sec and was practically
;constant up to 20 kcs. The appreciable change in the effective
~mobility of photosensitive layers occurs in the same frequency
:interval in which the photocurrent changes strongly as a frequency
!of the light modulation frequency and is apparently connected with
.,relaxation of the photoconductivity. The decrease in mobility
:beyond about 20 kcs may be due to disturbance of the equilibrium of
!the induced carriers with rapid surface states. A somewhat unex-
;pected effect is that in polycrystalline CdS films the effective
mobility at high frequencies may become comparable with that for
single crystals. This is confirmed by Hall-effect measurements,
which will bereported elsewhere. "The authors thank S. Abdiyev
Card i In

ACCESSION NR: AP4041736
~for preparing the sauples for the investigation." Orig. art. bast
2 figures.
'ASSOCIATIONs Gor'kovskiy gosudarstvenny*y universitat (Gorkly
i Stat-7 - University)
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ACCESSICN NRs AP4041736
I wwA.photocurrent, rel. un.
mobility, cm2/v.sec
ENCLOSUM 01
F)mquency dependence of effective'
carrier mobility in CdS film
(sample 1) under constant illu-
Mination
T, OC* 1- 25,-2 58, 3 88;
4 photocunvnt vse light
modulation freT"v-7 at 25C
.-9ard 4/5.-,

GIMACRA, V.
Morphologic observations in the northeastern part of the Trazisylvanian
Plateau Probleme geog 7:99-108 160. (EUI 10:3)
;,Transylvania-Geomorphology)

POSEAS Gr.-; GIRBACEA, V.
A geamorphologlcal study of the depression of Boro7ici. h4leme
geog 8:41-57 161.

GIRBACEA, V.; BELOZEROV, V.
The Deda-Porcesti Depression. Problems geog %281-238 162,
(publ. 163)

GIRBASOV, G.P,
Economical use of water in factories and apartment houses. Gor.
khoz.Mosk. 36 no.8:46-1+8 Ag 162. (NRA 16i1)
1. Chlen Postoyannoy kmdsoii kommallnogo kho2y&ystv&
Ispolnitellnogo komiteta Moskovskago soveta deputatoy trudyP -
3hch.4khe7a.
(Moscow-Water supply)

KHARITONOV, G. V.; PURIKOVA, V. P.; GIRBASGVA, 1, 1
Study of the kinetics and mechanism of oxidation of coals. Iz,r.
AN Kir SSSRAWNW. i tekh,nauk 4 no. 6:61-70 162.
O."111A 1?: 5)

GIRBASOVA, To.._ 4 *I
4ier
InAtructoral brigades in the struggle for the improvenfalt
of labor organization in the underground repair of oil
wells. Biul.much.inform.: trud I zar-Plata- 3 no.4:
44-46 160. 04TRA, 13- 8)
(Oil wells--Maintenance and repair)

GIRBASOVA, Ye.I., red.; LADZHWSKIT, L.G., red.; KMIYHV, M.K., red.;
vedushchly red.; KUKHIIA, I.I., tekha.red.
(Tdchnical instruction charts of the complete cycle of the
underground repair of well3] Instruktivno-tekhnologicheskie
karty poinago tsikla, podzemnago remonta akvazhin. Koskya, Goe.
nauchno-takhn.isd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivaoi lit-ry, 1960.
223 p. (HIILA 13:12)
1. Moscow. Bauchno-iseledovatellakly institut trtida. Tsontral'-
noye byuro promyshlennykh normativov po tradu.
(Oil wells-Squipment and supplies)

GADIYEV. S.M.; LAZAREVIGH, LA.; MIJRAVIYEV, V.M., red.; GIRBASOIA
Ye.I., ved. red.; LAKANOVA, I.S., tekhn. red,
(Underground repair of oil wells; survey of foreign
literature) Podzemnyi remont neftianykh skvazhin; ob.-,or
zarubezhnoi literatury. Lazarevich. MosIm, 1963. 143 P.
(MIRA 16:9)
1. Institut tekhnicheskoy informatsii i ekonomichesk'-kh is-
sledovaniy po neftyanoy i gazovoy promyshlennosti.
10i1 wells--?4aintenance and repair)

GTRFRA, Dan- ima.
Plastics reinforced with glass fibers used in motorcar
construction. Rev transport 10 no.6-.279 Je 263.

GLUM, St.; SAIAMON, I.; BOM, I.; ATAU, B., SUC3AVA, 1.; 30LZA, R.; DUFM3M,
0. ; 7AS W, 1.
4
The treatment o-F laryngeal cancer at the ORL Clinic, Timisoara.
R
laimanian M. Rev- 3 no.l.-68-72 Jan-gar 59.
(LARM. neoplasms
aurg. statist.)

GIRBEA, St., prof.; SALAMN, E.- 'BODEA, I.; MWIMANU, 14.
2
Radiotherapy in tubal deafness. Rumantan M Rev. no-4:69-71 O-D 160.
(DEAFNESS radiotherapy) (EUSTACHIAN TUEE diseaqes
(SINUSITIS complications) (RHINOPHARINX diseases~

GIRBEA, Lt , prof.; FOPMCU, D., prcf.; 'lliRCFJCTTJ, L., conf.; DUWARFJTU,O.,
r1.-.; POPOVIGI, V., (Jr.
'hi, of diseases o!' mothers in prep~ancy, laIx)r- F.rid '.h(-
Intex-perlum in tho origin ol' deat'neo.9 in the newh.-)rn. Morinr-
laringologie (Bucur) -10 Ja-4,!r'65.

GIRBEA, St., prof.
Scirae problems of deontology in otorhii -Taryngoloffy. 0-tarino-
laringologie (Bacur) 10 no.ltl-4 Ja-Yr'r'j5.
1. Clinica de otorinolaringologio, Bucuresti.

SCHIOPU, U.; DAN-SPINOIU, G.; GIRBOVEANU, M.; TUPGU, A.
Some aspe~?ts of the development of concepts in the opara%ions
of setting up electric installations. Rev psihologle 9
no.212O3-224 163.

SCIIIOPU, U.; GIRBOVEANU, M.; TURCU, A.; VERZEA, E.
Organizatlon of the reaction system in teaching driving.
Rev psihologie 10 no. 2:149-161 164.

S11371t_WO00,'00910;151()33
;,006/AIO.'
AUTHORS: Yanitskiy, 1. V., Stullpinas, B. B., Girche~,_Xii, 3)hulyakaz,
A. K.
TITLE: Some problems of electrolytic4l manganese deposition
PM-IODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 9, L962, 124, absti-act 91BOT
(In collection: "V(-)pr. usoversh. gallvanopokrytiy", Vil'nyus, 1961,
4o - 47)
T: The addition of small amounts of selenious acid (I) or selenite to
a sulfate electrolyte fo? Mn deposition, makes it possible to increaae current
efficiency of Mn up to 9) - 94%, i.e. almost twice"as compared with average data.
Addition of I also increases considerably the current efficiency in the deposi-
tion of Mn alloys with Ni, Cc and Fe. The same admixture I improve,- the throw-
ing power and penetration of the bath. and the anticorrosion resistviice of the
coatings produced. Addition of I reduces the effect of numerous harmful Impuri-
ties of the electrolyte and makes it possible to increase considerably the per-
missible content of these admixtures in the electrolyte. To reduce the So con-
tent in jalvanic coatings, I may be partially replaced by sulfite. Propefties
Card 1/2

PYATRWHYAV7IGfIYUTE, O.S. [PeLroseviclut-e, 0. J; STULIPINAS, B.'3.
[Stulpinas, B. ); (11RCIBEVE, B. Yu. (GIroiene, B. ]
Erfect of certain addiUms on the. eiectrad,~positiz)n o! manganeqe-
nickel alLoy3. Trudy AN Lit. SSR. Ser. B. no~. 4*2'1-34 10.5
(mim 19--Z)
1. Kaunasskiy politeklinicheskiy inqtitu". SuIr.:tI,ed May 11,
1965.

I,% Al. 't
A, 11222iQ M - M % A.. PF(n)-2j&W(iq)/EWA&(
7 ) C(s) A
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04/052
RD
W/M/IWW/GG
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AUTHOR: Babovas, Go A karka., A* So;,
Za
lgisas"_
Kava yka
lyauskas, Tu. F. tKa v 11auskas, J,)j sb1le A;t~ Yu.. (~Sil A,
ORG:, Institute of Physics and Maihomatics. Academy 6f Sclancos Lithu-
anian SSR
TITLE: Effect of tomperatur-o and pressure on the fundamantal absorption
edge of cadmi tellurld
SOURCE: AN LitSSR. Litovskiy fizicheskiy abornik, Y, 4, no. 4, 19649
529-536
TOPIC TAGSt cadmium telluride, absorption edge, forbidden to-no width
Z/,. ti(A ,- ... 3 *
ABSTRACT: The effect of hydrostatic pressure tie ~o 2400 kg/cm on the
absorption spectrum of CdTe crystals was first studidd at room tempera-
4 ture. The coefficient of variation of the forbidden gap width with
pressure _.'~akjdp) was found to be 8.0 * 0.4 x 10-6 eV eft /kg. It was de-
termined from the rate of shift of the fundamental spectral absor ption
edge toward shorter wavelength with increasing pressure. According to
temperature studies conducted in the 120-4800K range the forbidden
gap width of cadmium telluride K. a (1,59-4.6 x 10-4 T) vVe Coaparhion
1/2

L 11923-46
ACC NR. ATS028696
of experimental results with theoretical results shows that in CdTe the
variation of forbidden gap width with temperature is chiefly due to a .
variation in the interaction of electrons with optical phanonso whereas
,the effect of thermal expansion of the crystal is nearly one order of
magnitude smaller. The authors are grateful to V. S4 Tolittle wbo kind.,
ly supplied the CdTe crystals for optical measuremen I:,,- Orls. art. bast
7 figures, 6 formulas.
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GIRCHEMKO. L., inzh.
Electric motors should not burn out. Izobr. i rats. no.9:27
S 161. 14:8)
(Electric motors, Induction-Safety measures)

GIRGIIMO ~ L, , '.nzh.
a ~ -
Selecting an olectrn mCtOI-- Izobr,i rate. no-12. 31v-3.5 L rLI,
I
(I IIIA 14-:2)
(Elect-Tic motors)

DUBROVSKA.YA, N,; GllRCRLNKO, L.,
Ice an,l snow as Wilding materials. izo*o--. I rato. no,';.:14. 15
Ja '62. .M-"Tk 14.12)
(Icehouses)

GIRCHENKO~ L., izobretatell
Automation wants to know everything. Izobr.i ratu. no.3:24-26
mr 62. (MM 15:2)
(Automation)
.11

GIRC!E'50, L. , inzh,
I t~ -iA -1 ~ k
Idle vrork, lzob--.! rats, no..'~7-28 Jo i_ ~ ~.:r -":6~
(Technclof:ical innovationa';

GIRCHENKO, L.,, inzh.
Fundamentals of automatic control. Izobr.i rats. no.12:32-3~ D 162.
O,Uh 15:12)
(Automatic coritrol)

GIRCHENKO, L.
Let's get acquainted with bionical lUn.nat. no.3sl-3 Mr 163.
NDA l614)
(Cybernetics)

GIRCHENKO, L. V. and I. S. KHANDURIN
Gazogeneratornye ustanovki. Vybor gazo-generatornoi ustancvkl Maloi
moshchnosti i rerebborudovanie na gaz nekotorykh sistem dvigutelei vnut-
"osk%-a, Vses. kooperativnoe o0edinennoe izd-va, 19/+7.
rennego sgorani
111 p. diagrs.
Gas olants. 3election of a low-power gas Flant sn.-4 the ree::~Ui-vmurt to
gas of certain systems of intt-rnal coilitustinn engines.
DLC: Tl-'762.G54
SO: Yanufacturing and Mechanical Engineering In the Soviet Inicn, Lib-rary of
Congress, 1953.

GIRMI U;~KO, L. V. , j t. au.
Conserving fuel in boiler inotallations and increasing the steam ctipanlti
Moskva, Koiz, 1952. 70 ~:;. (54-174921)
TJ288.K5

V!
GMCRENKO,L. inzhener
The fertllizirW, effect of lightning. Tekh. mol. 23 no.4:23 Ap
155. (HLRA 8:6)
(Lightning) (Fertilizers and manures)

GIRCH13 , A.
Subject : USSR/Aeronautics AID - P-149
Card : 1/1
Author : Girchis, A., Deputy Director of the Moskva City
Aeroclub
Title : Stronger Bond with Primary Organizations
Periodical : Kryl. Rod., 1, 20 - 21, Ja 54
Abstract : This is an address urging USSR AeroclubB and Aero-
technical Clubs to increase their cooperation with the
primary institutions of the DOSAAF. Photo.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

rjjRC7_NE. 7
SC1 7-1-1,CE
PIRIMICAL: WRPLI. 5 M-IJA 9. 17UW. -~FRIIA F. No. 3, -,L--?5e,,
Girciene, B. Electric deposition of mananese-nickel allrys. In Russian. p. 69.
Monthly li-st of East European Accessions (7FAI) LC, Vol. P, No. 2,
February 1959, Unclass.

3-IRCIFNE, F.
SC7 ENCE
FERIMICAI: DARRAJ. SERIJA B. TPUDY. SERIIA F. No. 3, 1958
Girc3ene, B. Flectric deposit4-on of mananese-iron allays. in Rus~~-,ian. p. 95.
Monthly list of East European Accessions -LC, VoI. 8, No. 2.
February 1959, Unclass.

GIRCZYS, Janusz, mgr inz.
Determination of the basic properties of dusts of a leGA
refining plant. Rudy i metale 8 no. 11:447-450 N 163,
0

NICOIAU, St.S.: 111ULIANESCO, N.; NICOIAU, Cl.S.; MzDMI. 3.; GYRD, JC.;
I01MOO, N.I.
A new :type'.Of anti-rabies vaocine;'Clge~tlgtiolls int.) Lh#j igra-
I I
tion o:t'lhe vac*clna'virua in the unimal orjARjjw,by,,mwu3
radiouctivis subetancee. Acta viro*. Praha 1) (Supplem.
91-96,-t"gr,
1-Institute of Inframicrobioloa. Aendemy of the Rutianiiin Peoplelti
RpDnblic, %charest.
(RABIRS. immunolor-v)

DEMA, I.; DUMITRU, M.;_kIRD, E.; GAINAR, E.; RUSI, A.; SPIRIDON, St.;
SABAU, G.; CONSTANTINESCU, 0.; IONESCU, S.
Contributions to the utilization of organic solvents as eluting
agents in cation exchange. IL On the possibilities of a selective
alution, of lanthanides. Studii, cere fiz 11 no.2.397-405 160.
MAI 10:1)
(Solvents) (Elution) (Rare-earth metals)
(Base-exchanging compounds) (Organic compounds)

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AJTHORS: Chiotan, C. , Dema, I. , Franz:oi-ol f (iird, h
ana Voicu, V.
T IT.Lb. I-reparatior of 1-151 oi kii,-,h ~.[ecit'ic :3c-'.vity
lhi~IODICAL: Revista de Chimie, v. lc", no. 1",
i~EXT: This japer was presented at t~~e Instituuu-' de iizic6
(Institute of Atomic Physics), on ~Tay 4 - 6, It
exi-eriments on ireparin~~ 1 1-151 ~Lrorr. tellurium dioxide. in tLe fifst
;ar-. or u:.e ar--icle, the au"hors briefly lo-le :-re~aratlon
methods of radioiodine, referrin,_' to a --rettt of estern ~ab-
lications and to the follo.iin~-, Soviet scien~isu.-;: D, J. Hiabc,.,ikov,
A. H. hr-makov, L, S. Kozyrevg' and %, S. Orv-'shko- in second
i,irt of LhE article, tney describe their
I-oviered tellurium dioxide %vau irradiated ~n
3 - 4 weeks, 40 1,-rs every week, all a Clux ot' 1 C'm
The irradiated j~owd6-r -,.-;as then (dissolved ii- .- 1. ".7:;6F by
r,
~3r(l 1/3

I? / ( )(. I.~')/,, ) . I/I ~, 'I ,./ ~, 11 , -: / P~! , )I / , ; () 1
PreparaLion of 1-131 D2b,-~/D:50':I
usin~~ mag,netic a-itation. The -solution sas -In Ci n C idu 1: 1 t e d
r-I
H i~ to i ratio of 1 : 1. Phis mixt~are t`ien introd-aced
.v -: t" 4
into a balloon flask, and a solution of Fe (S(), ~;,as acde,.J zo
E;uarantee the oxidazion of the iodine. This sr)1il';ion .,.-ns -,ic-zille-d
in vacuum) -,-Chile the product obtained -,,jas coij.~-c-.;ec .Ln ~:5ecDna
balloon flask, already containin..- a titrated solution NaOH, The
d4.stillation Frocess lasted 2 - 4 hrs. The conce-n-~ra-ion of -h~
1-131 solution was achieved by evaporation in '.he :-;--.ond balloc-
flask. Thus, st.ecific activity of' t,".e I-I -7)1 --;olu i;I~o~ j;,is,
ably increased. The 1-131 solution obtainec .,;a,~ rt:~movcu aria nel.i-
Uralized -,-,,ith n HC1, up to a pH = 7, The
1-131 from TeO irradiated unaer these
2
TILUS, 300 - 400 mC of radio-J ocine were obt:-iirt-d a COL'
'U g TeO 2- ~- stectrometrical and cfiromato.-=~ ana-Lyses Of"
1-131 did not present Te, IU- or other im-,:,uri--ies, a
3
Ill/ses for the idenuification ol Lr--jces )I -A,:It.;,
Uara e/3

I VC: 1- ~J C~l ~iJ It 0 t
Fe S04 etc,, did not in
admi~ueu lor mecical 1;urjo-~,es Ackno-,%ledgem'.'n-, i.:; 0
Ivanov, j. Cristu and D. Fa,,.~e i'or their are
1 fijare and Lz~ rei .erences: S-,)v-.'Le,;-l,)loc af~~l ~-.C)
The ~ most; recent references uo ~.~)c-
read as follow.~- L. Burkinshaw, ILys.'-in Med. Bicl- 2,
255; of NSA. 12, 10,lb3, D. S. B~dl-inuine, -1:1-1c1. E n
Series, Div. IV, 9, Radiochem. S-ludies, The FL.;:;ior 1 -:.A
3, p, 103~;;, *,-,cGr~.tvi Hill , 1~ondon, I : I j t-l i -ii~ il~. :-~ . , '.'DlYC - I I.: I !-l'
C. C, Lvans ~i-d J. .3uevensor, Eric. cf. i"A i -I-
70~J7U; ard InLi-r-.Lcia. J. Cheirt. &-)c. j.--ti.an, I-ure
00, "'JUG'.
i I Ll t, u I (I e F I " 17 A, 0 M (J 0
f7 r '1 1 il- 07 1 C !"I :!I
i/oLol'J.1or lor U-t- 1.1", ol, P:i(ll()-
oi!~Ctopes)
Card ~,/~

FITI, 1,L--ria; aINAR, I.; GHERGHESCU, Ileana; GIRD,_~. -
4
iIossibility of api.1ying ion exchangers in t1le catalytic reaction
of acety'lene hydration. Studii cerc chimie 10 no.2:243-249 162.
1. Inotitutul de fizica atomica, Bucuresti.

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