SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GRIGOROVA, L.P. - GRIGOROVICH, I.

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USSR/Gencral Problems of Pathology. Tumors u-4
,',bs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 13,, 1958, No 61o6o
Ginsburg I.S11
Inst :'wi-e-rbaitan --State Hospital for the Postgraduate Study of
Physicians
Title : 1" Study of the Pathgencois of Tumors
Orig Pub : Sb. tr. Azerb. gos. in-ta usoversh. vrachey, 1957, vYp- 3,
63-70
;,betract No abstract
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GINMURG, I.S.; ISMAILOV, A.G.
Report on the activity of the.Azerbaijan Oncological Society.
Vop. onk. 5 no.11:631 159. (MIRA 14:7)
(AMMAIJAN-ONCOLOGICAL SOCIETIES)

GINZBURG, I.S., prof., zaaluzhenW doyatell nauki
Clinical test of radioactive isotopes of phoophorus and iodine in
dystrophies of the skeleton. Azerb.med.zhur. no.9:10-13 S 59.
(MIRA 13:1)
1. Zaveduyushchly klinikoy gospitallnoy detskoy khirurgii Azerbay-
dzhanskogo gosudarstvennogo medit8inskogo instituta im. N. Narimano-
va (direktor - zaeluzhennyy deyatell nauki, Prof. B.A. Wvazov).
(PHOSPHORUS-- ISOTOPE S) (IODINF--ISOTOP&S)
(SKKLETOW--DI SEASES)

11-GINZBURG, I.S., zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki, professor
Appendicitis in the genesis of ileocecal im-ggination in
children. Azerb, medo zhur. no. 7:46-49 J1 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Iz kliniki khirurgii detskogo vozrasta (zav. - zasl.
deyatell naukit prof, LS, Ginzburg) Azerbaydzhanakogo
gosudarstvemogo meditainskogo instituta (direktor -
zaaluzhennyy deyatell naukip prof* B.A. Eyvazov).
(APPENDICITIS) (INTESTINES-INTUSSUSCEPTION)

GINZBURGL_I.A.
Emergency surgery in childhood. Azerb. med. zhur. no.6:19-24 Je
161. (CHILDREN-SURGERY) (MIRA 14:6)

Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biol.) No 15, 1958, No- 70235
Author : Botvirmikov, Be A.; Ginzburg, 1. She; Gramonitskiy, P. Me;
Ivanov G. I.; lvctio~~,-O-.*-T~,~--.t--i-b~i'n Yu. M.; Rudnyy, N. Me;
Salmanov, L* P.; Folldman, Le A.; FToynan.. G. N.
Inst : Academy of Solencos UBSR
Titlo : Tho, Wluonco of Elovatod. Lrtrapulmonary Prossure on
Respiration and Circulation
Orig Pub : In the aoDDotion, Funktaii organizma v usloviyakh izMen-
onnoy gazovoy srody., Moecow-Leningrad, All SSSR, 1955, No 1,
W-16o
Abstract : The emporizontal arrangement pormittod elevating the
pressura on Inspiration and expiration either separately
or oonjointlfe In acute andL obronlo oxporimonts on dogs,
rocordings wwo mado of the thoracic and abdominal
breathing., of the pressures in the intorvalralar space
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73

USM / 11=An and Animal PtWaialogy* Pospiratione T
Aba Jour Rof Zhur - Biol., No 15, 1958, No, 70P-35
All tho oboomod roaotionu aro banically cluo to tho
rocoptorij of tho lurign. In vagotomizod anlimla, i=roaso
of proarjura Is novor accompaniod by apnoa; in so= cason
thore is ovon a quickoning of roapiration, and brady-
cardia is absont from tho plotizo, -- I. A. Kodor-Stopanava
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74

GINUMO, 1. V.
USSR/14inerals
Aluminum Silicates
Calcium Silicates
Aug 48
"Vesuvianite From Went Keyv (on the Kola ?eninsula)p" A. A. Chumakovt A. 1. MorozovP
I. V. Ginzburg, Kola Scri Res Basev Aced Sci USSR, 3 pp
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXI, No 6
Discusses crystal structure of vesuvianite (wiluite) found by authors in 1947 in West
Keyv. Tables contract chemical composition of the vesuvianite found that of wiluite a's
described by N. Koksharov. Submitted by Acad D. S. Belyankin, 25 Jun 48
PA 35/49T70

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GINZBURG, I.V.
50MS features of the chemism of alkali granites. (In: Akademlia
nauk SM. Voprooy petrografli i mineralogii. Moskva, 1953. Vol. 1,
P-150-152)
(MIRA 7:4)
(Granite)

LOURV. A.P.; GINZBURG, I.V.
Contributions to the petrology of magmatic rock in the north-
eastern part of Tuva. Trudy Inst.geol.nauk no-147*223-251 153.
(MLRA 7:3)
(Tuva Autonomous Province--Rocks, Igneous)
(Hooke, Igneous--Tuva Autonomous Province)

One exonple cE pai-,6crn ,ncction Qf care mctlrprzm~ z.
ti;ez with gravIllp V. Giltzvu. rmjv
02 4
eritil gralt!C 2
lAilcrert rare- etAl pep-natites of (he Lj ty-pc j;m
found iu this area. The work chic~ax Is concaned with the

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AUTHORS: Chumakov, A. A. , Ginzburg, 1.
TITLE. A New Rare Metal Geochemical Province on the Kola Peninoula
(Novaya redkometalInaya geokhimicheskaya provintsiya na
Kollakom poluostrove)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957~ Vol. 114, 11r 2, PP-400-403
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors of the paper under review have singled out the
Kola Peninsula as a special geochemical province, mainly
because of the cesium-lithium deposits found there. Previous-
ly the Kola Peninsula had been considered to be a part of the
Fennoscandic province; this assumption was based on 'the re-
search work done by Fersman. The rare elements, in widely
scattered deposits,are genetically connected with many peg-
matite fields, which are of practical value, particularlt
lithium pegmatites and the numerous accompanying associations
of rare metals. The characteristic feature of the new pro-
vince is the existence of an alkaline granitic and of a
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A New Rare Metal Geochemical Province on the Kola Peninsula
'10-2-46/60
of granitoid magmata of the palingenous-metasoma tic petro-
genesis, and a further development of granitization and
alkaline metaaomatosis. For a long time it was not possible
to discover any very important and characteristic mineral
associations or elements, as, for instance, Li, Ce, Rb. Be,
Ta and Ni, except where they were combined with Paleozoic
subvolcanoes Khibiry,atd Luyavrurt. Femman's prognosi3 that
accumulations of Li and Ge could be expected only in combi-
nation with colder pegmatite geophases, the occurrence of
which in crystalline shields was less probable, soon was con-
firmed by the authors of the present paper. Fersman based
himself on analogous cases in Sweden and Canada (Manitoba).
Altogether, a whole layer, an uninterrupted pegmatite field
was discovered, bearing the name Voron!A -Poros-Ozero. As a
rule, the pegmatite field is situated within a deeply meta-
morphosed mass of volcanogenous and scdmentary origin, and
in partly amphibolic and albitic gabbro-labradorites. The
entire pegmatite mass is dislocated in a complicated way,
and steeply shifted in the direction of the centrally axis
structure of the Kola Peninsula. A repeated metamorphism,
as well as intense contactmetasomatic processes connected
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A New Rare Metal Geochemical Province on the Kola Peninsula
of magnetic replacement, have almost completely destroyed
the original structures of the ore-bearing minerals. In-
vestigations of the new lithium deposits on the Kola Pen-
insula show that, as compared to well known similar depo-
sits in the USSR and abroad, it represents, viewed from
the standpoint of the conditions of its geological position
and with respect to some mineralogical and geological pe-
culiarities, a type of the complex rare-metal pegmatite
field of rEgional importance. In the Fersman's classification
it corresponds to a rare-metal province, particularly of
lithium. There are 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Kishinev State University imeni S. M. Kirov
(Kishinevskiy gosudarstvenny universitet im. S. M, Kirova)
Kola Branch, AS USSR (Kollskiy filial Akademii nauk SSSR)
PRESENTED: November 106, 1956, by D. L Shcherbakov, Member of the Academy
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SUBMITTED: October 15, 19'56
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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GINZBURG, I.V.
Formation of the relief of the northeastern Dart of the Kola
Peninsula. Probl.Sev. no.2:116-128 158. - (MMA 12:4)
1. Iol'skiy filial AN SM.
(Kola Peninsula--"ical geography)

GINZBURG, LV.; ROGACURV. D.L.; ANTONYUK, Ye.S.; HALIVKIN, A.B.
Halmquistite, a nineral of the rhoribic arlphibola group. Izv.Kar.i
Kol.fil.AN SSSR no.5:62-76 158. (MIRA 12:9)
1. Geolog1cheakly Institut Kol'skogo filtala AN SSSR.
(HoInquintite)
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New Data on Holmquistite
nymmetry, tha parameter of the tanit. cell and nt' thP st~at,cl--
grotip were determineq. Figure 1 shows the stc-r~%cgraL,, r
projection at~cording to which the V-Y901, !n~
rhombic zeyugony of Lalip ol' c,,kiss 9;h~
vibrationg -iere taken. The fnvestigsteii
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ASSOCIATION, Kollskiy AVsdE,.,Pii na,sk (k,,lEj
PRESENTED: November 2, J.-,r ~, T.
WiPTWes US**",!
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GIIIZBURG, I.V.
Gontact interaction of rare metal
rocks. Trudy IGIM no.29-154-182
(Fegmatiteg) (14thium)
- lithium pegmatites with basic
'59. (KRA 13:4)

GIIIZBURG, I.V. -
Indications of the magmatic origin of rocks in the amphlbole
complex of the Voronlya-Foronozero series (Kola Peninsula).
Sov. gaol. 2 no.6:38-54 Je '59. (MIRA 12:12)
1.Kol I skiir filial AN SSSR.
(Kola Peninsula-Amphlbole)

GINZBURG, I.V. _
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Interpretation of the term "alkali granite."
34 no.4:154-155 JI-Ag '59.
(Grahite)
Biul.MOI.P.Otd.,-,eol.
(MIRA 13:8)

4j-4Lk ~G, BZWVA, Ye.N.
Hastingsite with an acute axial angle. Dokl. All SSSR 134 no-3:666-669
3 160,, (MIRA 13:9)
1. Mineralogicheskiy muzey im. A.Ye. Feromana Akademii nauk SSSR
Institut kristallografii Akademii nauk SSSR. Predstavleno akad.
N.V. Belovym.
(Hastingsite)

GINZBURG$ J%V,
Chanies-In the Properties Of ainerals in rocks during the regional
magUatic evoluti4n (11 "ImPlIfied flr-~kp 160.
the*Ko.la Peninsula. by granitic and alkalib rocks of
B'ul-MDIP.Otd.geol, 35 no.2:85-101(MM 14:4)
(Kola Peninsula-Mneralogy)

QINZBURG I.V.
Similarity of deep and shallow lying Lrrunitoid formations. Blul,
YjOIP.Otd.geol. 35 no.4t138-139 JI-Ag 160. 0AIRA 14:4)
(Granite)

GINZBURG, I.V.-; YEFRFMOVA. S.V.; YELISEYEVA, O.P.; VOLOVIKOVA, I.M.
Quantitative and mineralogical classification of granitoides Biul.
YDIP.Otdogeol,, 35 no.4:W-143 JI-Ag 160. (MIRA 14:4)
(Granite)

,-GINZBURG, I.V.
petrographic data on the primary sedimentary na-~ure of the Voronlya~
Forosozero series of porphyroids in the Kola Peninoulao BiuleMOIF.
Otd,geol. 35 no.4-.143 JI-Ag 160, (MIRA 14t4)
(Kola Peninsula-Rocksp Crystalline and metamorphic)

GINZBURG, I.V.
Some changes in granites on contact with a diabase dike.
Biul. MOIP. Otd. geol. 36 no.2:132-133 Mr-Ap '61. (MIRA 14:7)
Oranite)

,0114ZBURG, I.V.; YUKHIM"CH, G.V.
Hydroxonium. ion in wnphibplities (with summary in English].
Geokhimiia no.1:30-36 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Mineralogical Museum A.E.Fersman of the Academy of Sciences,
U.S.S.R. and V.I.Vernadski Institute of Geochemistryand Analytical
Chemistry, Academy of Sciences, U.S.S.R.
(Oxonium i8p)(Amphibolites)

-GINZBgRQ,-" ; LISITSINA, G.A.; SADIKOVA, A.T.; SIDORENKO, G.A.
Payalite of granitic rocks and its alteration products (161rama
Range., Central Asia). Trudy Min.mum. no.13 .:16-4Z 262. (MTRA 16t2)
(IfilramA Range-Payalite)

GINZBU I
-I.- - 7sil- 7.,; MEWOVA, rm.
Pkpeaium haatingsite and actinolite from metagabbro-anorthosites
in the northeastern part of the Kola Peninsual. Trudy Min.mux.
no.13tl6l-168 162. (KM 16t2)
(ZDla Pftinmaa-*inerals)

GINZ13URGP I.V.
Three unusual amphiboles from granitic rocks. Trudy Min.muz.
no.130-15 162a (MIRA 16:2)
(Amphibole)

-- GINZE3URG., LV.; YEFREMOVA, S.V., VOLOVIKOVA, I.M.; YELISMNA, O.F.
Quantitative mineral compooition of granitoid,- and ito significance
for problems of petrology and noiwnclaturo an revealea by studies
in Gentral Asia. Kazakhstan,, and the Kola Peninsula. Sov.geol
5 no.3;67-,82 i4r 162. (1-011A ;-5./+)
1. Moskovskoye obahchestvo ispy-tateley prirody.
(Rocks, igneous)

QlNuump I.V..; LISITSINA, G.A.
Conditions governing the formation and transformation of fayalite
in granite rocks. Biul.MOIP.Otd.geol. 37 no.2-.161 Mr-Ap 162.
(I-MU 15:7)
(Kurama Range-Fayal-ite)

GINZBURG- T-V- -
Current state of the study of pyroxenes.Biul.MOIP.Otd-geol-38
n*.2aHjkp,l53 Mr-Ap 063. (MIM 16:5)
(Pyroxenex)

GINZBURG, IN.
Change in the composition of granitic magma governing the formation
of lithium pegmatites. Trudy Ydn.muz. no.10:45-56 '59.
(MIRA 16:8)
(Pegmatites)

GIJIZBURG, I.V.
Hastingsite of the alkali-granite metasomatic
in the monoclinic amphiboles. Trudy Min. muz.
zone and isomorphism
no.11:13-23 161.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Amphibole) (Hastirigsite)

GIMBURGI I.V.
Origin of oriented spodumene structures and lepidolite-
spodumene pegmatites. Trudy. Min. muz. no.11-2.4-29 161.
(IURA 16:7)
(Spodumne (Pegmatites)
IV.

GINZBURG, lovo
Compositions of rhombic amphiboles and isomorphic substitutes in
them. Trudy Min, muz. no.11:171-174 161. (MIRA 16:7)
(Amphibole)

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Ne-,~ i of pi fra-ini te hn the U.S. 3. R. j';.-,k] . P11 ~::SSR 159
1301-4304 D 264 18:1)
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~ral.'.ian olc g! I Sibir~-'r- ~i go ctielen i)ra III R rl~F fav Len -) akade -
r,ikom V.5. ~SobolEnrym.

Gillmilir', 1,V.; -IjFOpENFO, G.A.
Some characteristics of the crystalloclIcmi8try of pyroxenes,
detected during their diagnosis using debyegram. Trudy Min.
muz. no.15:81-10'1 164. (11IFY, 17:11)

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AUTHOR: Kvasha L. G.; Sidoretiko, G. A~; Ginzburg, 1. V.
TITLE: Pyroxene Gf 0e Nakhte stony meteorftew
!;j~ AN SSSA, Ka,-.11tat po meteoritem. Mtteorltft-u~, ne, 75, lqtj" 90-94
TOPIC TAGS: nieteorite, stony meteorite, Nakh,ta meteorlte, pyroycene, achondrite,
'rib-
vieral In the Kakhla stany, m
ABSTRACT: Monoclinic pyroxene Is the principal mi.
rite (achondrite) which fe 11 In. the form of a large number of fragments on June 28,
1911 In Egypt-6- Pyroxone constitutes about 3/4 of the weight of this meteorite,
whose mineralogical composition has served as a basis for defining a special type
1 of olivine-diopslde achandrites. The meteorite is rcpresented by about 40 indivi-
:i dual fragments with a total weight of about 10 kg. one-specin, Is In the collec-
tion of the Komitet po Hateoritam AN SSSR (Comittee an Meteorites AN SUM and
was used In this new Investigation. The specimen is described fully and detailed
data from its radiographic Investigation and study by the techilques of crystal
optics are pr,,e,ted. -The radiographic- study revealed that it Is related -a a de-
f J.ite S' M~41 typ --f te e6st I I 0yr nes. -This type of pyroxene is
cq talTdchem e a r r a oxe
stIngulshad clearly by radfographre techniques from specl,21 lines In the aebye
dl
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calcium oxide (approximately 13-2% by we
position among the optical prop6rtles of other Ca-Kg-Fe pyroxenes. These pyro-
xenes do not -correspond to pigeonites or diapside-hedenbergites (salltes), but in-.
stea
d constit6te augites. The imllarity of the pyroxene of tbe flakhta meteorite
to certain pyroxenes of rocks 15 stilt another-example of the similarity of certain
pyroxenes In meteorites to the pyroxenes of racPz. The pyroxerie of the Nakha
meteorite ls,51mllar to the aug[tes which are characteristic of' rapidly cooling
igneous rocks. The composition of,the mianoclinIc pyroxene of the meteorite, the
general mineralogical coWosition and the structure, as well a!i Its petrochemical
position among the achondrites and rocks make It possible to consider this meteo4
rite as the product of crystal I ization of a silicate melt close to basalt In
character but' somewhat*more basic,-.' The absence amang the extrusive rocks. of ana-
loques of the,Nakhla meteorite-apparently Indicates'not only di,fferent conditions
for the. formation' of terrestrIal and meteorite, lavas, but also some difference in
their chemical: co"ositione Or,19e, art. has:', 3 figures ard 3 tab[ es
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GINZBURG, I.Ye. (Moskva, Zubovskiy bullvar, 14, kv.24)
Rare localization of a glomus tumor. Vest. khir. 92 no.3:130-131 Mr
164. (MIRA 17:12)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. - I.A.Shukhgalter) Moskovskoy
gorodsko,
y bollnitsy No.47 (glavnyy vrach - A.A.Pavlova).

GRIK"BURG, !.Ye~ ~Almu-Ata)
Ligation of bleedi-ng ves3e13 in the tonsillar bed, Eyep. i
anest~ 7 r~1.6:80-81 11-D 162. 0.111111', 1-7: 10)

VIIJOKURSKIYP S.A.; GIIIZBU-RG,, Kh-.B.; KORYAKIN, M.F.
Reverse dynammeter for determining the force of weakened
muscles. Med. prom. 15 no.6:57-59 Je 161. (14IRA 15:3)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut meditsinskogo
instrumentariya i oborudovaniya.
(DYNAMOIETER)

31stablishiAg the reasons for deviations from the principle of the
additivity of densities in the preparation of mixed emulsions, Zhur.
nguch. I pjrikl. fot.-I kin. 2 no.5:349-357 S-0 '57. (min lotil)
1. Fabrika totobumag. laningrad.
(Photographic emulsions)

Y
SHOR, M.I.; GIIIZBURG, K.M.
Research on the kinetics of the chemical ripening of emulsions
for ammoniacal silver bromide printing papers. Zhur. nauch. i
prikl. fot. i kin. 3 no.2:96-100 Mr-Ap '58. 01IRA 11:5)
I.Fabrika fotobumELg, Leningrad.
(Photographic emulsions)

LYALIKOVP K.S.; 0114ZBURG __"I i ANTIPIN, A.V.
Role of potassium iodide in the process of the formation of photographic
entO.sions. Part 1. Silver iodobromide ammonia-frea emulsions. Zhur,'
nauch. i prikl. fot. i kin. 8 no.2*.101-105 Mr-Ap 163i (MRA 16:3)
1. Laboratoriya aerometodijv AN SSSR i Leningradskiy institut
kinoinzhenerov.
(Photographic emulsions) (Potassium iodide)

LYALIKOV, K.S.; GINZBURG, K.M.
Role of iodide in the process of physical ripening of emulsions.
Part 1t Silver iodobroside-emulsions without addition of
ammonia. Zhur.nauch.1 prikl.fot.i kin. 8 no.D29-36 Ja-Feb
163. (MIRA 16s2)
1. Laboratoriya aerometodov IN SSSR.
(Photographic eiffalsions) (Iodide)

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GEIZERITRG, 1. S. and 1. IM. DIN
Gorinchaia shtarnpovka chernykii trietallov; osnovy t#-khnologicheskoao protsessa i
konstruirovpnila shtam-oov. Sverdlovsk, Fashviz, 1,047. 271 P. illus.
Blb3iogrraphy: o. 269-(270).
(Swaging, ferrous metals; fundamentals of the technoingical process and
designing of dies.)
DLC; TS?53 -355
SO: Manufacturi-n.g and Mechanical Engineering in the Soviet Union,
Library of Congress, 10,53.

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POLOVNIKOV, Viktor Viktorovich; FILIPPOV, Pavel Fedorovich; BODAZHKGV,,
Vyacheslav Aleksandrovich; SEMIBRATOV, Genrikh Gavri-lbvich;,GIN-
.-ZBURG., 2--t-r-
-~, inzh., retsenzent; SMIRNOV, V.S.9 red.; LEYIdti
red. izd-va; BARDINA9 A.A.p tekhn. red.
(Shaping spur gears by rolling] Izgotovlenic tsilindrichoskikh zub-
chatykh koles prokatkoi. Pod red. V.S.Smirnova. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-
tekbn. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ryp 1961. 187 p. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Smirnov).
(Gearingg Spur) (Rolling (Metalwork))

GINZBURGt-Kr.S.
.............
Effect of the forging reduction ratio on the mechanical properties
of forginge. Trudy LPI no.222:186-191 163. (KIRA 16:7)
(Steel forgings-Testing)
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_~INZBURG,,K.,S., ATROSHENKO, A.P.
Constructive solutions of mechanization and automation of forging
processes. Trudy LPI no.2222201-218 163. (NIRA 16:7)
(Forging machinery) (Automation)
I

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Rusillp L.I.; SAI-'~'U6KIY, G.I.; GIIIZ',IUa;, K.Ya.; VA'fl7SilT-i^N, Yll.l.
Stationarf inarcury dropping oloctrad-,-. NOtOCI. ;Lri.Ll. kfilm. reak. i
I
propard no.5/6:42-46 163. (IIIRA 17-9)
1. Voosoyuzny,,r nauchno-inalodovatellskiy inntitut :,himicheskikh reaktivov
i osobo chistykh kdAmichesk-ikh veshcho9tv.

VAY1611T.,U) Yu.i.; GII&JUlby X,.Yt.,.
Detormination of lead wir- (,-opp(-;r Laparitic-s in o/ftlic acij. :"~-Aod.
anal. k'rdin. ruz~ic. i t'o-5/(j:C;1-69 '63. (: MiA I'l: (1)
1. Vowsoyumi~y nauclino-issladovatallskiy in,,AlLut khiaiclic-Skilch
ropJctivov i osobo (,Iii:jtykli 'Ahimicho-t-1,1kh vushcha.,jtv.

VAYNSHLMN, YU.I.; K.Y4J.;
Determination of in hir%-Ily
volatile or!,,anosi!icon t,
arlu:.. zhiz;l. reak. i prapr.
no.5/06:65-72 '63. ( : ', ~-, ', ~.,' 17 ; c"
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GINZBURG, K)M.
Colorimetr'~ method of determining phosphorus in citric acid extracts.
Pochvovedeniye '52, 1126-31. (mLRA 6:1)
(CA 47 no.14:6818 153)

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of phollitLUM a. 1A
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cle size;
did P0101" d U Increa-ed Ir -1014- than
ih_~,rptjau by I I'll, _10, 1-5 and 5
~ jy la mud IV . greatOr by f ter u br. mid WU
fA ~ I P. Absorption ald not ncr a "t'he C'o contents of -
hy those < . than at ordinary te ti S' i in pot t,~,ts the
greater pt 55-55 with incren,,e In P'ti . 9 2c. imilax to that
I and 0 d-eas~d end IV Partade5 '--5p* was $Av0'.'bfl'ty Of
,,-.ilabilitY Of P in t in pa-ticles .41 #A. "t w;~ gr-t-t
5,-1() and > tha
in particles vari:T' nly slightly with paticle oi- 1:
l, in kaolin (A.
,at 5-10o.

Physical and Chorlical FroperU105
US5R / Soil Science
Of -Doil.
jabs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol-9 J~o 2, 1959, 6072.
jl~uthor ; Askinazi, D. L.; Ginzburg) K- Ye.
Inst :Soil Institute, IS UOSR. sphorus 1,,bsorption
Title :The Problem of Reducing Pho
in Acetic Ap"cid Soil Extracts.
Orig Pub: Tr. pocilbv. in-t" AN SSSR, 1957, 50, 358-378.
termining the content of assimilable cid
;,bstract: When de rus in the soil with the aid of weak a
phos-ghc one hour sh8king of the soil with
extracts, a nded with subsequent day-long
the acid is r e c ORUne In the Process Of
steeping Of the extracts. cts a secondary ab-
.~ng acetic acid extra
prepari s takes Place) espec-
sorption Of' soil phosphoru hat have an acidic
jally when working with soils t
Card 1/2
21
USSR / Soil Science. Physical and Chetaical Properties i
of Soil.
Abs lour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1959, 6072.
Abstract: reaction. In the determination of free phos-
phorus in the soil, when use is made of Cook's
mixture f0.5 N. CH3COOH ~ 0.5~1, 112Se03-1, selenic
acid alone can replace Cook's mixture in the de-
termination of free phosphorus. The sblenic
acid decreases the secondary absorption of soil
phoSDhorus and allows one to obtain more satis-
factory mobility characteristics of soil phos-
phates than the ace~'ic acid extracts under con-
sideration. -- S. A. Talikitin.
Card 2/2

GINZBLJRG. X.Ye.
Methods of colorimetric determination of phosphorin in acid ooll
fo,tracte [with summary in Rnelishl. Poohvovadonle no.2:61-72 1 158.
(MIRA 110)
1. Poahvennyy inetitut im. Y.Y. Dokuchayeva AN SSSR.
(Soils-Analysin) (Colorimotry) (Phosphorus)

AUTHOR; Ginzburg, K. Ye. 007/20-126-3-55/69
TITLE: On the Absorption of Phosphorus by Iron and Aluminum Hydrates
and by Soils (0 pogloehahenii foefora gidratami okioey zheleza
i alyuminiya i pochvami)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 126, Nr 3, pp 654 - 657
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: &tracts with weak acids are widely used for the determination
of mobile soil phosphates. During the preparation of the ex-
tract, a secondary absorption of the phosphates by the solid
phase of the soil takes place. To prevent this., various inves-
tigators suggested a number of substances (Refs 1,3-9). In the
present paper, the author studied the ability of several rea-
gents of preventing the absorption mentioned in the title. The
experimental results with R(011) are given in table 1, those
3 C.
for soils in table 2. On the basis of these results, the author
makes the following conclusions: 1. The solution of ammonium
molybdate can be used prophylaetkally to prevent a necondary
phosphorus absorption during the preparation of acidic aoil ex-
Card 1/3 tracts. 2. In the tests, the phosphate ions were actively dis-

On the Absorption of Phosphorus by Iron and Aluminum c"07/20-126-3-55/69
Hydrates and by Soils
placed by fluorine ions when the former had been absorbed by
Al(OH) 3' The fluorine ions were not able to do this in case of
phosphate ions absorbed by Fe(OH) 3* This ability of tlllu, F-ions
can be used for separating the participation of Al(OH)3 and of
Fe(OH)3 in the phosphorus sorption by the soils. 3. In the
tests with sod bleaching earth and with red earth, 40-4Y;4 of
the absorbed phosphorus were able of being exchaneed agr-inst
F-ions. It can be assumed that in the mentioned soils about
4(ylo of the phosphorus are absorbed by compounds of the Al(OH)
ip
type, 4. In the tests of the author it was not possible to sep-
arate the parts played by the iron and aluminum in the absorp-
tion process of phosphorus by the soils by means of K 4Ue(CN)J_
and Aluminon solutions. There are 4 tables and 9 references, 2
of which are Soviet.
Card 2/3

On the Absorption of Phosphorus by Iron and Aluminum SOV/20-126-3-55/69
Hydrates and by Soils
ASSOCIATION: Pochvennyy institut Akademii nauk SSSR (Soil Institute of the
Acadomy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: November 19, 1958, by I. V. Tyurin, Academician
SUBMITTED: November 17, 1958
Card 3/3

,,_GIUZBURG, K. Ye.; SHCHEGLOVA, G.M.
Determining nitrobqn, phosphorus, and potassium in plants by
using a single sample. Pochvoveaenie no-5:100-105 MY 160.
(KIRA .14:4)
1. Pochvennyy institut imeni V. V. DDkucha va AN SM%t.
(PlantB--~Chemical analysis~

GINZBTJRG, K.Ye.
Role of sesquioxides and humates in the absorption of phosphorus
by soils. Trudy Fbchv. inst. 55:239-271 160. (KMA 13:11)
(Soils--Phosphorus content) (Soil absorption)

ASKINAZIP B.L., GINZBURGI K.Ye.; LEBEDEVA, L.S.
------ ----
HLneral forms of phosphorus in soils and methods for their deter-
mination~ Fochvovedenis no*5:6-20 Vq 163. (MIRA 16:5)
lo Pochvennyy institut imeni V.V.Dokuchayeva.
(Soilo--Phoophorus content)

GUMBURG, X.Ye.j SHCIIMLOVA, G.M.; VULIFIUS, Ye.V.
Rapid method for the combustion of soils and plants. Fochvovsdauie
no.5:89-96 My 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1, Fochvennyy in8tit-ut imeni V.V.Dokuchayev%
(Soils--Analysis) (Plants--Chemical analysis)

GINZBURG -M B,- KORYAKINP H. F.
L4 ~ _-
Reversible dynamometers. Nov. med. tekh. no.2:32-37 161.
(MM 14:12)
1. Vaeooyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut meditsinskikh
instrumentov i oborudovaniya.
(MUSCLES--MOTII,,ITY)

GIL., z 3 J
L.; RUENAK. N.-. GINZBURG, L.
Construction of permazwnt side shoring on floating docks.
Kor. i rech. flot 14 no-7:3Q JI '54. (KERA 7:7)
(Dry dooks)

GINZBURG, L., prof., dr. ing., a muszaki tudomanyok doktora
Achievements of up-to-date bast fiber spinning machines
in the Soviet Union. Magy textil 14 no.5:223-226 my 162.
1. Moszkvai Hancsrostipari Kozponti Kutatointozet fomernoke.

GDZB.bRG, L., starshiy muchnyy sotrudnik
.1 - i
Stuaying the process of feeding, o-1 to the cyl-riaers of
marine diesel engines. Mor. flot 25 no.c:24-26 S 165. . 1-1 ~. I
1. T,~',entralfnrj IVILIChno-iss.ledovatel IsIriv InstiLut. mor-"knt~'o
flota.

C'jwz-I~L)R(" L.A.
Stmum. M. I., IMAM- "., gIM07k. ',. I., Mfr,-', T. A.
Children - Diseases
Course of leptospirosis in children. Vop. pediat. i okhr. mat. i det., 20, No. 4 1952
Monthly- List .2f u ia Accessions, Library of Congress, December 1952. Unclassified
__._ LAL_.a _

.USSPA(edicine - I*ptospirosis JanlFeb 53 El
flobservations of-fLeptospiros is in, Children,"
fi.,j. Bulycheva,~-:~. A. Ginzburgi~A. 1. Butkova
an44. A. Rybina,_'-1.Combined Children's Hosp and
Cutpatient Clinic of Krasnodar
Fed iat, No 1, p 67
An outbreak of leptospirosis occurred in some
vat6rfront rayons of Krasnodar Kray after a dourn-
pour toward -the end of the summer of 1951. The
etiology of the disease was confirmed by serolo-
gical examinations. The greatest number of cases
255T38
vas among children between the ages of 12 and 16.*
The;percentage of boys affected was higher than
tha't of girls. In a number of cases it was not
difficult to diagnose the disease. In some cases
thi infection took the form of constipation or
diarrhea. In 31% of the cases various symptoms of
impairment of the nervous system were noted. These
consisted of excitement, worry, :,cc%.3ional ~delirium,
and often menin,~;eal symptoms.
255T35'

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(Dezenoiu]-skaya) Testing -t%t1:-)a) under Jxrt~-., Conil' -
tions it -4as diacavered. th~%t -, Lra~.- i no mncc
effective th,-m lucerne in ensurine .,:curraL~Ann of nrs-,mit~
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re=ents in the soil end i..-,.wsvin!- I
reeo=endeil thnt under irriFr.tc~ U%Witirln-r )L,'2c:rze b(--
utilizei in ~n unmixed f3m.

GI.NZBURG, L.A., kand.med.nauk
Poenibility of using a primary suture in pyelo- and ureterolithotomy.
Urologiia 24 no.2:24-26 W-Ap 159. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Iz kliniki gospitalluoy khtrurgii (zav. - prof. G.D. Gbra2tGOV)
Chelyabinskogo maditainskogo instituta i urologicheakogo otdeleniya
(zav. - kand.vied,nauk L.A. Ginrburg) Chelyubinokoy oblastnoy klini-
cheakoy bollnitsy.
(URINART TRACT, calculi,
pyelo- & uraterolithotoz7, blind suture (Rue))

GINZBURG,-L.A.---- ---
Surgery for retroperitoneal tumors. Urologiia 24 no 6:27-29
'59. (RETROPEMTOIEAL SPACF--TUMORS) iMIRA 13:12)

GINZBURG. L.A.. lmaid.med.nuuk (Chelyabinsk, ul.TSvillinga, d.36, kv.124)
Technic of bilateral operations on organs of the scrotun.
Vest.khir. 82 no.4:136-137 AP '59. (MIRk 12:6)
1. Iz wrologicheskogo otdelentya (sav. - L.A.Ginsburg) Chelya'--
bInsko3r oblastnoy klinicheakoy bollnitsy (ql.vrach - L.K.
Ryakina) I kafedry goapital'noy khirixrgii kzav. - prof.G.D.
(Ybraztsov) Chelyabinskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(SCRUZUN--WRGXRY)

GIN23URG.,-Loonid-.A-1)"_Royl,~h; STARICHKOY, H.S., red.; 9ffzyCllMfKO. F-Yq-,
1_ 1. .- _ takhn. red.
[%diography of the kidneye nnd ureters] Rentgenoskoptin pochek
i mochetachnikov. Lenihgrnd, Gon. izd-vo mod. lit-ry Medipp,
Laningr. otd-nie, 1,961. 95 P. (MIRA 14:5)
(URINARY ORGANS--RADIOGRAPHY)

G3ZBURGj L,A.
I -
Restoration of the prevesical division of the ureter. Akush.i
gin. 37 no.1:90-91 161. (mm 14:6)
1. 1z kafedry fakulltetskoy khirurgii (zav. M.I. Petrushinskiy)
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(URETER-SURGERY)

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1. GINSBURG, L. A., Candidate of Technical Sciences
2. USSR (600)
ENDS (Experimental Scientific-Research Institute of M*tal-Cutting Vachine Tools)
"Aluminum Alloys and Bronze in Hichine-Tool Building" StankL i Instrument, 12, No. 5,
1941.
91 AM Report U-1503, 4 Oct. 1951

GDIZ9Tj7RG L. A.
Bimetall-zamenitell tsvetnogo metalla; proizvodstvo, svoistva i primenenie.
No3kva, Metallur-izdat, 1943. 118 P. illus., cidaLxs.
Bibliography: P. 114-/-11~7.
Bimetal as a substitute for non-ferrous metal3; production, properties anel
IISC.
DLC: TS213.G5
SO: 'YanufacturIng and Mlechanical Engineering in the So-.riet Union, Library
of Congress, 1953-

HOROZOVA, Yo.M.
Use of high-frequency currents In pouring bimetallic bushings.
[IsdAkniia] LONITOMASH no.30;407-417 152. (9LRA 8:1)
(Bearings (Machinery)) (Inductioa heating)

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AUTHORS: Ginzburg, L. A., Epshteyn, N. I.
TITLE: On the problem of improving fevrotitanium melting techniques
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 6, 1962, 23 - 24, abstract'
6V181 ("Metallurg. I khim. prom-st' Kazakhstana. Nauchno-tekhn. sb.",
1961, no. 5 (15) 12- 17)
TEXT: During the melting of Fe-Ti the equilibrium of the T1 reduction
reaction is established at a high concentration of Al In the heat and of TiO In
the slag, usually bound with A120~- A higher lime amount in the charge will
cause transition of the slag TiO nto a free state and simultaneously reduce the
melting temperature of the slag; consequently, conditions of metal reguluadepo-
sition will be Improved. A certain increase of the Al amount in the charge will
make it possible to reduce the free TiO in the slag. To check these conditions
experimental heats were produced at the Aktyubinsk ferroalloy plant. The results
showed the expediency of raising the lime content In the charge by 20% and of Al
by about 3% against the usual amounts. In the 45 experimental heats the average
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Al consumption was 479 kg/t, and Tj extraction was 72.3%. A number of b3 experi-
mental heats were produced with the use of an Al block for the deposition of
reguli; 83 heats were produced with a mixture of Al and Fe-Si for the same pur-
pose. The heats proved that the reduction of slag oxides occurs on account, of
Al; Fe-Si Is melted and passes into the metal. In heats without Fe-Si, the SJ
content decreased from 5.27 to 4.88% and the Ti extraction remained an the same
level (72.2%). Simultaneously the yield of TI-O grade alloy Increased from 3.6
to 6%.
A. Skrgeyev
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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