SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOMAR, I.V. - KOMAR, N.P.

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KOMAR, no. Vale
ndageograf,nauk; USPENSK.ATA, y.y., red,;
(The Urals; a sketch of their economic geography] Tiral;
skonomiko-geografichaskii ocheric. Moskva, Ind-vo "Zn%njLe,.*
1958. 38 p. (Tassoiusnoe obahchaetvo po rosprostranoniiu
politlohopkikh i naucbnykh snanli.- Ser. 8, vvp.,2, no '28)
(MIRA 12:2)
:(Ural Nountain region-4conomic conditions)

SOV/10-58-6-5/21
AUTHOR: Komar, I.V.
TITLE: The Development of the Productive Capacity of
the Urals and New Changes in Its Economic
Geography (Razvitiye proizvoditellnykh sil
Urala i no W e sdvigi v geografii yego
khozyaystva)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya
(U,,geogra-
ficheskaya, 1958, Nr 6, p 47-58 R)
ABSTRACT: The article stresses the importance of the Ural
region in the present and future industrial de-
velopment of the USSR. In 1955, the total in-
dustrial production of the region was 75 times
higher than in 1913. At present the region is
becoming the main base of industrialization
and of economic development of the whole east-
ern part of the USSR. Its railway system has
more than doubled since 1913; the utilization
Card 1/4 of new agricultural areas in the region doubled.

SOV/10-58-6-5/21
The Development of the Productive Capacity of the Urals and
New Changes in Its Economic Geography
At present the Ural region is one of the
biggest ferrous metallurgical centers of the
world. The production of pig iron is higher
than that of France and almost equal to Eng-
lish production. The Ural electric power sys-
tem in 1955 produced 2082 kw-hr per capita of
the population, 21~ times more than the per ca-
pita average for the whole Union (861 kw-hr).
The construction of a powerful atomic power
plant is foreseen for the near future; the
introduction of nuclear energy will revolu-
tionize the Ural electric power system. The
regions east of the Ural underwent even more
radical changes and are now the source of in-
expensive electric power and of various raw
materials. The total reserves of iton ore in
Card 2/4 the Ural region and Kustanay Oblast', are

SOV/10-58-6-5/21
The Development of the Productive Capacity of the Urals and
New Changes in Its Economic Geography
estimated at 20,000,000,000 tons; one of
the largest ore concentrations in the world.
The Ural machine building industry is continu-
ously growing. During the last few years it
moved further south, to the South Ural region,
rich in metals and manpower. In 1956, over
43% of this industry was already concentrated
in this region. Production of synthetic ma-
terials is insufficiently developed, but several
plants and factories for the production of
plastics, artificial fibers, synthetic spirits
and resins are now being enlarged or built.
The production of consumer' goods in the Ural
region is very low. Whereas the total number
of workers occupied in the light and food in-
dustries of the Union represents 14' of the total
number, only 1/10 of the workers were occupied
Card 3/4 in these industries in the Ural region. The

SOV/10-58-6-5/21
The Development.of the Productive Capacity of the Urals and
New Changes in Its Economic Geography
textile and wool industries are also insuf-
ficiently developed in the Ural region. It
is advisable to develop all these branches
of the industry.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geografii AN SSSR (The Institute of
Geography of the AS USSR)
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KOMAR3 I.V., Doc Geog Sci - (diss) "Ural5,90nondc, geography
of a large region." Mos, 1959, 45 pp (Acad Sci USSR. Inst of
Geography) 110 copies. List of author's works pr45. (KL, 28-59, 124)
- 27 -

KOW, I.V.; PGIUS, H.I.; RYAZANTLSEV, S.H.; MISTANTINOV, O.A., red.
(Planning in a province; materials for the M Congress of the
Geographical Society of the U.S.S.R.] 0 vrutrioblastnom.
raionirovanii; materialy k III suezdu Geograficheskogo ob-
shchestva Soiuza SMUningrads Geogr,, ob-vo SSSR, 1959. 13 p.
(MMA 15:3)
(Economic zoning)

KOK"O'&V
(The Urals; economic and geographical characteristics] Ural;
okonomiko-goo,grafichookaia kharaktariatika. Moskva, Izd-vo
Akad.nauk SSSR, 1959, 365 p. (MIRA 13:8)
(Ural Mountain regiorr.-Sconomic conditions)

3(5)
AUTHOR:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACTt
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BOV/10-59-3-5/32
Komar LV
About the Large Economic-Geographic Areas of the USSR
Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSRv Seriya geograficheskayaq 19591
Nr 3P PP 44-54 (USSR)
This is an attempt to crystallize the concept of "large eco-
nomic-g6ographid areas", into which the entire USSR must be
divided. -The author takes into consideration old, simil *ar
divisions, especially the old GOELRO plan of Lenin, but con-
centrates upon the present division proposed by the Gosplan,
accepting 13 areas (North-West, North, benter, volga valley,
North Caucasus, Ural, West Siberia, East Siberia, Far East,
WestI South, Trans-Caucasusp Kazakhstan, and Central Asia).
The definition of such an area is. a productional and terri-
torial complex showing a character of specialization. Spe-
cialization is meant as resulting from the All-Union stand-
point and is now reduced to 2 dimensionst industrial or in-
dustrial-agrarian areas. The feature of absolute economic
autonomy is not essential. The large areas are the size of

SOV/10--99-3-5/32
About the Large Economic-Geographic Areas of the USSR
England and upwards (one is about 7-5 times greater than Eng-
land). Every area is supposed to possess its own resources
to develop its complex economy. Overlaps are admitted. Ana-
lyzing the idea of such a large economic area, the author
states that every such area has the following 3 specific
properties; 1) Huge territorial dimensions tightly-combined
with the richness and variety of natural resources, as well
as with its high economic capacity. 2) The area must (or
will) show a sharp.yet multisided, specialized profile from
the All-union standpoint. Me area must have some branches
of heavy industry, some bran .ches of light industry (as a
rule) and a developed, specialized agriculture. 3) A high
standard of development of the entire economy must be
brought about by the utilization of local resources. Such
areas are the pillars of both the national economy and the
national defence. Their organization must be actively plann-
ed, and should not be consiaered a purely-natural, passive
result of the development t~f an area. The shape of such
Card 2/3 areas can vary' from a circle as it were, to the form
of a

SOV/10-59-3-5/3?
About the Large Economic-Geographic Areas of the USSR
valley (Volga) or to that of an articulated sea shore (the
Baltic). The author'menti6w! the following Soviet scientists:
D.L. Arfaandq N.N, Baranskiy, V.P. Vasyutin, and M.M. Zhir-
munskiy. There itre 12 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION; Institut geografii AN SSSR (the Institute of
Geography of the
AS USSR).
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SOV/10-59-5-19/25
AUTHOR: Vinogradov, N.V., Klimeako, KJ. and 4min ~I_T-
TITLE: Books on the Distribution of Industrial Branches
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geogratiches-
kaya, 1959, Nr 5, pp 121-126 (USSR)
.t'LBSTRJ4.CT: The following new books are reviewed in this
article:
R,S. Lifshits,"The Distribution of the Ferrous Indus-
try of the USSR"; A.G. Omarovskiy- "Specialization of
the Production and the Distribution of the Machine
Building Industry of the USSR" ; L.V. Opatskiy - "Dis-
tribution of the Food Industry of the USSR"; and A.M "
Korneyev - "The Textile Industry of the USSR and Ways
of Its Development".
Card 1/1

KOLOTIMSKIY., A.;.KOIIAR, I.;,MESHKAUSKASt K.; PUMp V.[nmqns, V.]
TAIMSTOP
The now in the economic geograpby of the Soviet Baltic States.
Vestis Latv ak no.9:171-175 (EM 10:9)
(Baltic States-Economic conditions)

FaKAR) T. V.
"Soviet Geography at the International lrxhibitions of Economy,
Science and
Culture's Achievements (sic)."
report to be submitt3d for the Intl. Geographical Union.. 10th
General Assembly and
19th Intl. Geographical Congress, Stockholm,Sweden, 6-13 August 1960.

KOVARt 1. V.3 MHVIISICAS, 11K., RTRTj__V* K.-, TAIMTO, It. %,. and
NOLOWYMM, A. K~
"Ifew Features in Fconomic Geography of Soviet Baltic Republics
(the role df
the so-called 'cultural factor' in geographical phenomena)."
report to be submitted for the Intl. Geographical Union, 10th
General Assembly and
19th Intl. Geographical dongress, Stockholm Preden, 6-13 August
1960.

XDMARp LV#j POPOV, K*H,
Problems in the economio regionalization of India. Izv.
M &S-Me Ser* geog noIsY7-47 Ja-F 162* (KIRA 15:2)
1. Inatitut geografii AN SSSR.
(India-Zeortoniie zoning)

GERASIMOVt I.F,; KOMARp Ij.
Geographical problems in the work of the United Nations conference
on the use of scientific and technical knowledge for satisfying the
needs of underdeveloped areas. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geog. no-5:
127-132 S-0 163. (MA 16:10)

GMASIMDV, I. P.; -OMAR) I. V., Moscow
"The role of geography in the study) conservation and rational use
of the world's
natural resources."
report scheduled to be presented at the 20th Intl Geographical
Cong, 6 Jul-
11 Aug 64 , London -

Igor'. Valorlyanovich. Prinim.1i uchaotiyet KOLOTIYE;VSKIY,
A',M'-, 'dots.; K-HISMATOV, M.F.., dots.; GRIGORIYEV, A.A.j,
akademikp otv. red.; NEMCHINOV, V.S.., akademik, otv. red.
FRADKIN, N.G., red.izd-vao HYLINA, Yu.V.1, tekhn. red.
(Geography of the economy of the Urals by regions] Geogra-
fiia khoziaistva Urala; poraionnaia ekonomiko-geografiche-
skaia kharakteristika. Moskvap Izd-vo "Nauka," 1964. 393 p.
(MIRA 17:4)

KCHAIR, I.V.; POKSHISHEVSKIYP V,V.; RUZIN, 1/1's"
Problems of economic development, and the exploitation of
natural resources of dwvOn-ing countries in the interpretation
of the Journal "Scientific American". Izv. All SSSR. Ser. geog,
no.3:27-35 164. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Institut geografii All SSSR.

GOK12-IAN, V.M.; KC~AR,, I MRZAYEV, E.M.; P0114US, M.I.;
POPOV,
_ - MINTS, A.A.; M
K.M,; klAZAREVSKIY, O.R.
Vadim Viacheslavovich Pokshishevskii.. 1905- ; his 60th
birthday.
Izv. All SSSR. Ser. geog. no.5:135-136 S-0 1650
(MIRA 18:10)

KOMARY I.V1, doktor geograf. naille
,problems In the development of economic
Scientific session on-
regions as exemplified,by Cracow Province. Vest. AN SSSR 35
no.905 165o (KMA 18:9)

KORZHUrEV, S.S.,-'-,
. YEGOROV, O.V.,* NAUHOV, SX.;
KARAVAYEVp
ZOLINIKOV, V.G.
M.N.; KACIMRIII, S.P.;
KMIACHEV, K.P.; Prinimali uchain-liyet KOHONKEVICH,
N.I.;
DITAKONOV, F.V.; GERASIMOV~ I.P.p alkademik, red.;-
PRE0BRAZHESNKIY, V.S.. red.; RIOTER, G.D., red.;
ABRAMOV, L.S.
red.; AWND, D.L., red.; 'SELLER, S.Yu., red.; ZONN,
S.V., red.;
DZERDZEYEVSKIY,, B.L., red.; KOMAR Ij. red.;
LAVRENK0, Ye.M.,
red.; LEONTIYEV. N.F., red.~ red.; LIVOVICH,
M,I., red.; MESHCHERYAKOV., Yj.A., red.; MINTS)
A.A., red.;
MURZAYEV, E.M., red.,,, NASIMOVICH, A.A.p red.;
POKSHISHEVSKIY
V.V., red.p POMUS, M.I., red.,- ROZOV, N.N... red.;
SOCHAVA, V.B.,
red.; FORMOZOV, A.N.. red.; YAl"ISHIN, A.L., red.
(Yakutia] lAkutiia. Moskva, Nalaka." 1965. 1+64 p.
(MIRA 18:8)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut g--ografii. 2.
Institut geogra-
fii AN SSSR (for Korzhuyev,. Vitvitskiy)- 3
yakutskiy filial
Sibir6kogo otdeleniya AN SSSR (for Yagorov~. 4.
Moskovskiy ... .-
oblastnoy pedagogicheskiy institut Im.
1-i.K.Kr-dpskoy (for Naumov).
5, Fochvemi Iyy muzey AN S55R (for Zollnikov).
6..,Moskovskiy go-
sudarstvennyy universitet im. M.Lomonosova-(for
Karavayev).
7. Proizvodstvenriyy naucLno.-Issledovatellskiy
institut stroitelt-
stva Gosstroya SSSR (fcr Kacharin'). 8. Institut
geografii Sibiri
i Dallnego Vostoka. S--'blrskcgci o-tdelerdya AN
SSSR (for Kosmachev).

m -
.1h
J~#~,- Iov,
Visiting the econanists and geographers of Cracow. Izv, AN
SSSR. Ser. geog. no.6:127-128 N-D 165. (MIRA 18:11)

1- - -, -
First session of the Comission on Applied Geography
of the
International Goographical Union. Izv. AV SSSR.
Ser. Feog.
no. 1:119-122 Ja-F 166 (MIRA 19:2)

21id C~Lc Afta C- I 'I i,I he Yield 4 '11g.': lu

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1), J..
"I'a 0 -rii'o~loslovno dru.5tio)
Vol
flo.
O"t"lY i4st Of EaSt 7~uropean Accessir '100
;.,Is T. 110 0
uncl.

KOMAR, J.
Contribution to the knowledge of the physical properties of some
soils
in southwestern Slovakia from the point of view of water econonW. P.
340.
VODOHOSPODARSKY CASOPIS. (Sloronska akademiavied) Bratislava, Czecho-
Blovakia, Vol- 7, not 4, 1959
Monthly List of East European Accession (EEAI), LC. Vol. 9, no. 2,
Feb. 1960

r7

VLADIMMKT,T. V.V.,- Kdt4=A#~Je G' - KnM A.L*; GOVDIN,, L.L,;
KOBNAIIEV,, D,Ce;
0
MOMSZON., IaKITIN,, GJA.; RUBCINSW, S.M.; SKACKOV,, S.V.j
STRELICOV.. H.S.; TRASOV., :e.K,,; 14EDONOS., S.., inz,
(translator]
- Main characteristics of the planned proton accelerator for
50-60
B9V energy with sharp focusing. Jaderna energie 3 no*2:56-57
F 157.

JBIMMOV, D.V.; H ESCERJAKOV, M.G.; 11INC., A.L.; DZEIZPOV., V.P.;
IVAHOV., Pep.;
KQ4YSEV, MALYSEV, I.P.; MOHOSZON, N.A.; IIEVTAZSKW.,
I.Cho; POLTAKOV, B.I.; CESTKOTj A.V.; BEIIDA.,.Frantioak
[translator]
The six meter synchrocyclotron. of the Institute for Research aii
1-hiclear Problems affiliata~ to the Academy of Sciences of Sovitt
Union* Jaderna, energia 3 no.1:1-4 Ja 157.
10 Ustav jaderne fysiky (for Benda).

SZOKS) Thmas, dr.; HW..'M, Zoolt, dr.; KOMA~,,_.j~zsef, dr.
Gancer of the gallbladder causing Guillain-Barre syndrome.
IdWyca. szemle 16 no.11:321-327 11 163.
1. Fervarosi Istvan Koxiaz Idegoaztalyanak (foorvos: Dr.
IAh0t3R7
Tibor egyetemi. tanar) kozlemenye,,
POLYRADICULITIS) (GALLBLADDER NEOPLASMS)
OPLASM HETASTASIS) (SPINAL CORD NEOPLASMS)
M
(PATHOLOGY) (PUD101 NARY alBOLISM)

KOMAR", Flyula, Jr., Dr; Capital City Istvan Hospital. Neu-
rological Ward (LFHOCZNY, Tibor, Dr, professor) (Fovarosi Istvan
Korhaz, Ideg-
osztaly), and Capital City Council Central Veterinary Hospital
(director:
ZOBORY, Emil, Dr) (Fovarosi Tanacs Kozponti Allatkorhaz).
"Comparative Clinical and Pathological Observations Related to
Periodic Ataxia.
Budapest, Ide~,Lfyogyaszati 3zemle, Vol XIX, No 9, Sep 66, pages
274-279.
Abstract, [Authors' Hungarian summary] Periodic ataxia was observed
in a male
patient and in a female cat. The man has been under clinical
observation for
2 1/2 years, the cat was observed for a half year. Neither
macroscopic nor
microscopic changes were observed in the course of autopsy of the
cat; the
symptom complex was most probably an independent syndrome. Based on
the com-
parative observations, certain deductions are made concerning the
origin of the
symptoms of the male patient as well. With respect to the
pathomechanism It is
presumed that, in addition to a "biochemical injury" to the
cerebellum, the
transient insufficiency of the vertebrobasiUr arterial system Is the
cause of
the clinical symptoms. The group of symptoms accompanying periodic
ataxia is
considered to be an independent syndrome by the authors on the basis
of their
observations. 2 Hungarian, 7 Western references.
27
KMDUR, Jozsef,._dr.; BMTKY, Ferenc, dr.
Bilateral tarsal tunnel syndrome. Orv. hetil. 106 no.9:421-422
28 F 165
1. Fovarosi Istvan KorhazpIdegosztaly (foorvos: lahoczkyl, Tibory
dr.) es Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, III. Sebeszeti Klinika.
(tanszekvezatot Stefanics, Janos, dr.).

of tbA DeparbwA for ffeurology at the i8tvan
Oroyaml Istvan KOrh"P Ideggy0gymr-at) in
Hospital of the COpItal
Budapest.
"Thyroid Gland Cancer NOUSt"Is COUSing & ManinSO-EncePhalitic Syd-
Budapest, Orvoai BatIla, Vol 104,, No 20, 19 MY 1963, pp. 933-936-
Abstract: Meningeal and cerebml metastases originating fron thyroid
gland carcinoma were dascrIb4d. No neurological sMtoms providing
an indication of 3WA%11Z&tlOa VSr6 OVIdOUt, for fiVO Month fOllOVing
the first complaint. Subsequentay developed Symptma 9%ve a str=9 in-
dication of menin -encepbAlItIS. The pC461bIlity' Of tUMQr or metastasis
vas auspe&Ad only wbm grovth COLU Von 41SOMrOd in the liquor.
sixteen references., Inal Ing 2 Car= =4 14 western.
KCMAR, Jozsef, dr.
- - -- - ----- __' - ~_ - ~ I-
Metastatic thyroid cancer causing meningoencephalitis syn-
dromee Or7. hetil, 104 no*2099311"936 19 Ify 163
1. Fovarosi Istvan Korhazg Ideggyogyaszat.

HUNGARY
and K0,10MMY, Dr Laszlo,, Neurological Clinic of the Budapest
Istvan Ho~ pital (Fovarosi Istvan Korhaz Ideggyogyaszat)(Chief
Physician.- Dr
Tibor LSHOCZKY) and National Institute of Traumatology (Orszagos
Traumatolo-
giai Intozat)(Director: Dr Gyorgy SZANTO).
"Cervical Vertebral Metastasis Caused by Struma Italigna"
Budapest, LMagyar Sebeszet, Vol 19, No 3, jun 66; pp 161-166.
Abstract: Authors observed three cases of cervical
vertabralmetastasis ori-
natin- from struma maligna, In which the malignancy of the disease
was more
or less certain even before the operation. The histology of struina
maligna
and the mechanism of metastasis is discussed, It is assumed that the
matastasis
takes place via the vertebral venous riystem. Attention is called to
the
mechanism of vertebral metastasis of vascular origin, causing
bona-marrow
necrosis. The surgical intervention chosen was Cloward's anterior
vertebro-
tomy, which is suitable also for the purposes of biopsy. (18
References,
mainly ~Mstarn).
NURASOVY DIMITY Ye.N.4 BRMIN, A.A.L
V.
New type of tin mineralization in magnesian skarns in the
northeastern
part of the U.S.S.R. Geol. rud. mostorozh. 7 no.2j5O-62 Mr-Ap 165.
(MRA 180)
1. Institut geologii Yakutbkogo filiala. Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN
SSSR.

KOVALEVA, L.T.; NEKRASOV, I.Ya.; ARKHIPENKO, D.K.; BROVKIN, A.A.;
GRIGORIYEVI A.P.; KOMAR, L.V.
Stucly of the minerals in the series of ascharite-sussexite
by infrared spectroscopy, and electron diffraction metbods.
Zhur. strukt. khis. 6 noole.79-82 Ta-F 165, (MIRA 18:22)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN
SSSR, Novosibirsk i Institut geologii Yakutskogo filiala
Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR, Yakutsk. Submitted October
28,, 1963.
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- NZMUIR,R.*, KART-TN,K,; KORSIKA,L.; FILIPM,L. -; KCIIAR,K.;
MLNUT,j.
Certain considerations on the recurrence of pulmonary tuberculosis.
Tabarkalosa,Beogr. 11 no-3:318-327 '59.
1. Ytiziolosim klinika.Ljubljana*, Bolnica za tuberkalozu,,Sexana.
, (TU'BZMUIMYS PUIKOMY therapy)

PAR IPA Et!AtA
KOMAR, Marina Anatollyevna; SINAYSKIY, M.H., red.; LARIONOV,
G.ye.,tekhn.red.
LPrinciples of electric drive and control equipment] Osnovy
elektroprivoda i apparatura upravlanita. Koskya, Goa.energ.ixd-vo,
1957. 350 P. 04 IRA 11: 1)
(Electric driving) (Electric controllers)

FORTIC, Fojanp doe. dro; KONAR, Marjanp dr,
,
Evaluation of therapeutic results in chronic eavitar7
tuber-
culosis treated with eW^namide, oycloserine m,.d
pyrazinamide,
( It joint study on results and prospects).,
Tabarkuloza 16 no.5:
359-371 S-D '64
1. Institut za tuberkalozu, Golnik (Direktort doe.
dr. B. Fortim);
Bolnica za plucne bolestip Sezana (Direktor: dre Me
Komar)e

711 LIM v~2,5,n rm
GERASIMOV, Yuriy Ivanovich; FRIMM, Grigoriy Beniaminovich;
KOMAR, M.A., red.; LARIONOV, G.Ye.., tekhn. red.
(Explosionproof transformer substations for mines.1
Shakhtnye vzryvobezopasnye transformatornye podstantsii.
Moskva., Gosenergoizdatj 1963. 158 P. (Transformtoryy
no.U) (1-11RA 17:4)

PETROVO qeorgiy Nikolayevich; OW,, N.A., red.; LARIONOV, Me..,
tekhn. red. ------
(Electrical machinery in thrqo parts] Elektrichoskie ma-
ehitW v trekh chastiakh. Izd.2*p parer* Hosk7ap Gosenergo-
izdat. Pt.2.[Asynchronous and synchronous machines] Asin-
khrom-qe i sinkhromVe mashivy. 1963. 415 P.
(141".1 17:3)

YEPANESHNIKOV,, Mikhail Mikhaylovich; KNOWUNG, G.M.j kani. tekhn.
nauks retsenzent; LEVITIN, I.B., kand. tekhn. nauk, retsen-
zent; KWAR, M.A., red.; BULIDYAYEV, N.A., tekhn. red.
[Electric lighting]Elektrichookoe osveBhchenie. Izd.3., perer.
i dop. Moskva., Gosenergoizdat, 1962. 335 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(Electric lighting) (Electric light fixtures)

KMIZEVV Geox4v, Petrovich;. KOMAR, H.A.,L re&; BTJLIDYAYEV,
N.A.,tekhn.
red.,
[Electric drive, and its control principle a ]Elektroprivod i os-
novy upravleniia. Moskva, Gosenergoizdat, 1962. 3133 p.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Electric. driving)

DTMKOV, Aleksapdr Mikhaylovich- Prinimal uchaistiya KAGAMOVICH,
'; KOK -;d.;
e.k. 4R, N.A., r BORUKOV, N.T., tekhn. red.
Y
(Voltage transformers] Trdnsformatory papriasheniia. Mo-
skva, Gosenergoisdat, 1963. 191 p. (Tranaformatory, no.10)
(KIRA 16:10)
(Electric transformers)

GOLUNOV~ Alaksey Ilikhaylovich; KOMAIII M-Ato~ refla
(cooling syatems of ol'b-filled transfe.7.Mers] hie
ustroistva raslianykh trans Cormatorov.
1964. 151, -o. (Trans forma tovi, no.13) 01,1111" !F,%/,;

ANTOUOV, Gleb Vasillyevich; OVCHAROV, Fedor Filaktovich; KOMAR,
M.A., red,
(Repair'of -the mapetic circuits of transformers] Remont
magnitoprovadov transformatorov. Moskva# Energiiap 1965.
215 P, (Transformatoryp no.14) (MIRA 18:3)

Mz
N.A... Inshener; STWARCHIM. A.F., Inshener.
Now sIgnallog systou for passenger train trailfflo. Besapstruda
v prou. I no.6:24-25 Js 157, (KWA 10: 7)
(WIroads-Signaling)

m5glm
O;U3 W.,
TechncloZy
(Apparatuz; STSB and rnsults of uning It in mlni3 of the Donctz,
ta:~In) Yoskva., Ugletellchizdat
1951.
Month! List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Illovember
-1951, Uncl.
2
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STEPANOMM09 A.P.,;L ~KMUR~IN.A~.,-TMAFSNKOJ Mare
Mchanism of the KTT I thermostat. Ugoll Mr. 5 no 1:39-40 A
161. RMA 140.)
(Coal minin machinery) (ThOrMO13tat)

S/194/61/000/012/047/097
D256/D303
AUTHORS: Stepanchanko, A*.F., Komar' N A. and TsesarenkoN.P.
TITLE: Temperature control apparatus "Ktt-l"
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnalq Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 12, 1961 28, abs.tract 12V239 (Ugoll Ukrainy, 19.61,
no,.1, 39-401
TEXT: A full description and a basic diagram are given of an appa-
ratus developed by Dongidrouglemash for mining compressor tempera-
tare-rise control at 8 varlous points including that of the electric
motor bearings and windings and of the compressed air, The set in-
cludes the basic unit, a signal panel and 8 sensitive elements. The
latter are copper-resistance thermometers or the following UIT-type
thermiators; 20 kohmo 40 to 9000; 55 kohm, 90 to 1200C and 220 kohm,
120 to 17000. The individual temperature sensing circuits are connec-
ted to a common network, the 8 bridge circuits withseparate diago-
nale being constantly connected to a common relay Pn-g (RP-5) via
pairs of semiconductor diodes in such a way that the temperatures at
Card 1/2

S/194/61/000/012/047/097
Temperature control apparatus D256/D303
all 8 points are controlled simultaneously, the relay reacting upon
the signal from the element of the highest temperature. The second
winding of the relay is also connected to all the diagonals through
pairs bf diodes reacting o 'n-an open circuit in.any one o'L
the-tem-.:
sing elems --- - n -auch cassAa ;3ynchronous iho.tbr.-iW-'
perature sen into -:Andi
616iifig the'-diagbnale-of the ele-
switched on successively mezit a: - un-z
til the diagonal of the elemen t: which brought the relay into ope-
ration is closed. At the same time a scale connected with the mo-
tor indicates the overheated element, The accuracy of the relay
operation is + 50C. There are 2 figures. ~_Abstractorls note: Com-
plete translaTion,I
Card 2/2

AUTHOR: Tikhonov, A. 75-13-2-26/27
TITLE: Review and Bibliography (Kritika i bibliografiya
PERTODICAL: Zhurnal Analiticheskoy Xhimii, 1958, Vol. 13, Nr 2,
pp. 264-264 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article is a review of , the scientific manual:
"Fundamental Principles of Qualitative Chemical Analysis"
(110snovy kachestvennogo khimicheakogo analizall) by
N.-I, Komar'. Edition by the Khar1kov State University
imeni A.M. Gorlkiy (1955). The work is an introduction
to the course for qualitative chemical analysis.
I. Chemistry-Bibliography
Card 1/1

KOMAR', NSFG, wslvzhennyy vrach EWSR, sanitarnyy vrach
Sanitary characteristics of the River Ai. Gig. i san. 26
no.6-.
71-79 Jo 161. WERA 3-5-- 5)
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(WATER--FOLLUTIOIJ) (AI RIVER)

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in the air (te bytieltic varpftl is amm, 004lognphy, ftvkw am
criwom lawd on
arwytiad lem are given M a taste no, of mAbO& UWd at twevni "d
a no, of prowmed
mm llse niuvjwum~idc cmettuid was found not sensitive COM911.
The method of ~60
(.1. asial. Cilwm. 40.41609011) lutsbeenfound unsviiable brC.
H. st&dm"kY. -00
The mc~t pmokal mwthod. mW the am which cave the aboA mocuratte
and reliable
tcAUlK W4% found to he the fr4lowinr, cotk~d the ample of air
in a O*WVd alim
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litz qwustilksof thv2 lons. the cquiL cono. ost 11)6
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N.`~ P. Kolar 1, Mw 'kav State U imeni A. M. Gok
,"Zhur Fiz Xhim" Vol XXVI, No 5, pp, 686-691
rbund that It in possible to det the compn of UZ-
stable compdo according to 1. 1. Ostrowyelenakiy
111id
,Job I c'method, if the compda are formed by the
r
,i:ction mB+ nFA= BmAn+ mE and measurements -of
opti
'can
Usity.6re carri M a vave length.vh:Lch
ed out, v. t,
by,~ all q of the 0 un
ftwoneats. q
7:
ak the clt~nn.. case 8:
ijitial conens of reaction products are zero (b)
6onc'n of the substance E ~ is ve, 3r,
he initial er
"fin Comparison vith the. increase of thiG cOned
at the point of 6quil; (c) vhen the initial
condn.~.
'6t~ tho 9~bstance B is'not-v6ry great. Obtain4d,
,:fdrvalas' vh:Lch dewt~.the displacement, of,the
061A along the curve optical density - compn:;O"f
.the i1xt in the case of (a).
2
19"

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auto 4*4 apika v
konur (A. It. tkit' I gute Univ.. Khorkavl~ OvAtody
ARtAr-M41A 72. MAP- * 1910).-- -A tmiNml 6 prt-
Wriled flic culct Inomit-4tily camits. and quinctio"
coeff-.4.,
4, it At d. at vidmis caticus. Thr
gtttbLA GIC voilttilelkitta IVAAAi*ft of the t~p,,
It- 4- IIA - IIA: -9 +, qff'. R OW dimm-a. cottic 0
Ow
I III is hw~mff. ITIbe ula is K - (Ak -
1PA0.1106 - 1) t) M114t 4 - (Ij1CjjDjD&(k# -
&4)J(D'A' -
MAN!". whem A Is OW twill, "MO t4w tew voillptrving
IT.
-4COO"s. b. i4m) 44 or Itir Iwo difft-frilt If*
vogwil... ("It OW
knit6l coik'", SMI A mkil 04 Ste tlm clic"Ot"sMiug 4
1k I
.t. TOW itiethW to APIA" to the twulim tWtWtr"v"-'t
MAUI &NA WkCTV 41W
~11,1vii k."' is (UURl 10 bATW 40 ItUtAhOitV
vm%t. of 7 x 10-0, Arm Miller

Sbornflk zadachp uprazInnenii i vo 11050V
po kursu kachestvermogo analiza -Kollected assignments,
exer cises, and problems in a course in qualitative
analysisj.
Khartkov, Izd. Khar'k, univ., 1952. 231 p.
SO: Montbly List of Russian Accessions, Vol. 6, No. 1,
April 1953

-;:7
" -;r

WIM91 for TeriArfac the colugoduco Of CMPMNAE
Priallo"d by ?:,E~Ubrodt. N. PkRismar
from
SK4!. cr~#S," U'.S'SS" 1955, 8, 373-376).-Tht method of
Eyntitedt, (1848) slightly Modificd is recommended fur c1mcktol, 100
'formal& k
it aa otganic comp4uttd derived from afWytkal Ita.
aCalculate % coeff. q for inch clement equal to (Mol. wt. x */. of
file
cle-rient (mud)/(no. of atwils (if thLi element In file !ormulaXat.
4t. of the elcinrntY.100). With cocmvt analysis and 6frect
Jofnmla all I I xamination of the departures from
frills. I- linity,
will tlow if the formula is piob3bly corrtct or. If probably
incctrect. wiltre correctirn may have to be made. G. S. SMTTH.
-14

614-13
XOMAWS, N p X82
Sbornik zadach uprazhenyiy i voprosov po kurus
kachestvennogo
analiza (Collection of prlblems, exerelese and
questions for a course
in qualitative analysis) Kharikov, Izd-vo KharlkovBkogo
Universiteta,
1954.'
223 P. Tables.

Periodical Zhur, fiz. khim. 28/12,, 2142--7151,, Doe 1954
Abstract It was established experimentally that the
composition-optical
density diagram cannot solve the problem ragar~Unr, the ratio of
stoichiomatric, compl= formation coefficients if the system contains
ion hydrolysia pr6ducts which participate in t,he formitior, of the
complex. It is sho-im that the great difficulties in deteermininp, the
ratio of stoichiametric coefficients originate d,,Ir,.'nC the st-idy
of
systems in which the hasic ions (as result of or i0ordL-n-
tio~i of buffer components), form com7j1e~ces. The
tion-aeviation of optical density from Its add-"--;,.re diagram-
It possible to find the 3earched for val-ua 'bit offers no aid
ir, determ-Lning the compDsition of thle ---artlc-~s -,At.ch form the
coapiez-,. Tuenty-t-hree references ; 13 USSR: 7 WA; 2 Da nish amd
/,V,5 -rj rV 77j 6 t?.

U
KOKARV Agiko4z-Petrovich; IMATIOT, ff.-A., professor,
OtTetstrenny redaktor;
b1MwftM-='-. Ta.T., takhnichaskiy redaktor.
[Principles of qualitative chemical analysis) 0snovy
kachastyannogo
khimichookago &DAliza. Kharlkov, Izd-vo Kharlkovskoga univ.
Tol.1
[Ionic equilibriums] Ionnys ravuovasita. 1955. 446 po (MA
9:6)
(Ions) (Phase rule end equilibrium)

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he aid Mitriewri 3,
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w,-d fcr cuzL
H'SQ', thell wit. HO). ~Lr";
ppt. -I vi;) xi;4 3
N* id

KONARSO mop*
On the article of A.I. Babko "Spectrophotometry of solutions of
complex compounds, Ukr.kh1a,zhur. 22 no.2:239-261 136. (KM 9:8)
1. Khar$kovskiy gosudaretvennyy universityst Iment A.M. Gorlkogo.
(Spectrop4otomatry)
(Campounds, Complex)
(Babko. Anatolii Kirillovich. 1903-)

XONal N.P.
Sive troDho tome try, oAI LmIticomponent s3rstemg. Part 14:
DeterEining
the composition of a complex compound formed in an aqueous solvtion
and partially extracted by the nonaqueoua solvent. Uch.sap. XHGU 71:
119-128 '56. (RLRA 10:8)
(Cotvlez compounds) (Spectrophotometry)

Spectrophotometry of multicomponent systems. Part 15:
lnvestlgatii~.,,
reagents distributed betvoen two solvents. tTch.za-D* KHGU
71:129-134
156. Oum 10:8)
otraph wL;etry)

Spectropho tome tr7 of multicomponent s7stems. Part 16: Deterrdning
the constants of a complex compound distributed between two
solventa. Uch.sap. MGU 71:135-lku,' 156. Onma 10: 8)
(Co,.vlex comounds) (Spectrophotonetry)

Short eurve7 of scientific activities of 11. Binbrodt,
Vie Kharkov Universit7, Uch.sapp 27GU 71:223-236 '56.
CE-inbrcdt, 1'.. 1809-1,857)

/VF.
AUTHOR: None Given. 30-12-34/45
TITLE: Defense of Dissertations (Zashchita dissertatsiy)..
January-July 1957 Yanvarl - iyull 1957 C-). Section of'
Chemical Sciences 2tdeleniye khimicheskikh nauk).
PERIODICAL: Vestnik All SSSR, -1957, Vol. 27, Nr 12, pp. 111-112
(USSR).
ABSTRACT: At the Institute for-Fydroahemistry (Cidrokhimicheskiy in-
stitut)'. Application for the deGree of Candidate of Chemical
Sciences: M.N. Tarasov - Forming of Ion composition and the
hydrochemical regime of watdr in the ponds of the northeastern
Azov district (Formirovaniye ionnogo sostava i gidrokhimi-
cheskiy rezhim. vody prudov severo-vostochnogo Priazoviya).
At the Institute for high-molecular Compounds (Institut vysoko-
molekulyarnykh soyedineniy). Application for the degree of
Candidate of Physical-Mathematical Sciences: L.L. Burshteyn -
Investigation of dielectric polarization of polymers (Isale-
dovaniye dielektricheskoy polyarizatsii polimerov).
At the Institute for Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry
imeni V.I. Vernadskiy (Institut geokhimii i analiticheskoy khimii
imeni V.I. Vernadekogo). Applications for the degree of Doctor
Card 1/5 of Chemical Sciences: M.G. Valyachko - Geochemical rules

Defense of Dissertations. January-July 1957 Soictlon, df 30-12-34/45
Chbmie~l-bciences.
governing the.formation of-deposit's of potash salts (Zeo-
khimicheakiye zakonomernosti fo=Arovaniya mestorozhdeniy
kaliynykh soley). A.I. Kekorin - Tri- and Tetraheteropoly-
Acids (Tri- i tetrageteropolikisloty).,II.P. Komar' - The
bases of chemical qualitative analysis _(6-snovy
khimicheskogo analiza). Applications for the degree of Candi-
date of Chemical Sciences: H.P. Kondratyuk - Investigation of
the process of Iprecipitation and the structure of the pseudo-
morphous precipitation on the basis of magnesium hydroxide
(Issledovanlye protsessa osazhdeniya i struktury psevdomorf-
nogo osadka na primere gidrookisi magniya). R.R. Shvangiradze
.- The spectral analysis of rare earth and some other rare ele-
ments (Spektraitnyy analiz redkozemellnykh i nekotorykh red-
kikh elementov).,
At the Institute for Organic Chemistry imeni N.D. Zelinskly
(Insti~ut organichaskoy khimii imeni N.D, Zelinskoeo).~ Appli-
cation for the degree of Doctor of Cheinioal Sciences: K.G.
Ioffe - On the Structure of.silk fibroin (0 stroyenii fibroina
shelka). Applications for the degree of Candidate of Chemical-,.,
Sciences% I.F. Bel'skiy.-. Catalytic I-qdrogenolysis offuran
homologues (Kataliticheskiy gidrogenoliz gomologov furana).
Card 2/ 5 M.L. Kirmalova, Synthesis and transformation of
di-(2-tienyl)

KOMARIP II.P., dotgAUjt_
Spectrophotometry of multicomponent systems. Part 17. Use of
equilibrium between colored and colorless compounds for the
determination of the composition of the latter. Uch. zap. MGU
82:87-94 '57. (MRA 12:9).
(Chemistry, Analytical) (Spectrophotometry)

KOMR1, N.P., doteent
Spectrophotometry of multicomponent systems. Part 18:
Investiga-
tion of equilibrium between colored and colorless compounds
for the
determination of the Instability constant of the latters
Uche zaps
KRGU 82:95-106 157- (14ITIA 12:9)
(Phase rule and equilibrium)
(Complex compounds)
(Spectrophotometry)

KOMAR' dotsent
..;V
Ionic equilibria, their spactrophotometric investigation and
application
in analytical chemiatry. Uch. sap. KHGU 95:117-142 '57.
(NIRL 12:10)
(Phase rule and equilibrium) (Complex compounds)

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(Spectrophoto-
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organic ana3,vais, the basic wxfttions of the kluetic method of
analysis,
spectrophotometric InveatiGoLtion, of heteropol~%clds of
Eprmwiumj, a mw
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tha.3-litm, a fluori-
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Ehznetoov, V. L' 'Increasing the Sensitivity of Colorimetric
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nauk, otv. red,; A.S.,
tekhred.
[Electrochemistry of solutions) glektrokhimita raetvoroy.
Kharlkov, Izd-vo Kharlkovskogo goa.univ., 1959. 957 P.
(MIRA 12:8)
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AUTHOR: Komar', N. P. SOV/T5-14-2-2/27
TITLE- On the Theory of Complexometric Titration With Metal
Thdicators
(K teorii kompleksonometrichoskogo titrovaniya a
metal loindikatorami )
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 14, Nr 2,
PP 152-160 (USSR)
A13STRAOTt Th the present paper the theory of the ionic
equilibria is used for
the evaluation of the accuracy of complexometric titration with
metal indicators. In this connection the possibility of a
subsequent titration of two metal ions and of the determination
of
one of the two ions after the precipitation of the other one by
a
suited reagent was investigated. The coloring characteristics of
systems were computed, the equivalent initial concentrations of
metal ions and Complexon were obtained. Further, the initial
concentration of the Complexon which causes a certain coloring
was computed. Moreover, the problem of the subsequent titration
of two metal ions reacting with the same reagent was
investigated:
1)) for pH values at which hydrolysis of the Complexon anion
can be
neglected, while hydrolysis of the two metal ions must be taken
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On the Theory of Complexom etric Titration With Metal
SOV/75-14-2-V27
Indicators
Complexon anion and one of the two metal ions must be taken into
account. In thin paper also general methods of computing the
results of complexometric titrations in eyatems containing
masking or precipitation reagents are even. All problems
mentioned
are mathematically dealt with in detail in this paper. There are
16 references, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Khar1kovskiy gosudaretvemyy universitet im. A. U.
GorOkogo
(Kharlkov State University imeni A. R. Gorlkiy)
SU = TTED: December 3, 1957
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B005/BO66
AUTHOR: Komar', N. P.
TITLEs Determination of the Stability Con-r3tants in the
Stepwise
Complex Formation
PBRIODICAM Zhurnal analiticheekoy khi.mii, 1960, Vol. 15, No-
3,
pp. 260 - 263
TEXT: To determine the stability constants An in stepwise
complexing,
two polynomial equations (1) were suggested in publications
(Refs.lf2)
( ~F - B/b ... "complexity" according to Led Ien (Ref.1); ~, -
(A-a)B-I ... / -
Ifformation function" according to Bjerrum (Ref.2); B - c Bf b
- LB11
A = cA) a N ... coordination number; [BAn)~--'a -n at constant
ionic strength). The values of B and A are always known, N
being Given by
the position of B in the periodic system and depending on the
maximum
value of R. b and a are not always measurablel still, a, and
thus also fi,
may be calculated according to Refs-3 and 4 for an arbitrary
solution, of
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the Stepwise Complex Formation I B005/BO66
which the pH, B and A are known, if the addend is the anion of a
weak
acid and if no polynuclear complexes or complexes which cUtain
protons
appear in the system. These conclusions, however, were nade
without con-
sidering the hydrolysis of the B-ion. The author of the present
paper
checked the mentioned statements. To investigate the stepwise
complexing,
leiIther a strong acid RR (C HR =CH+ -R) or a strong base MOH (C
MOH,GOH-~M)
were added to a system which contained the c BR ' cp+-B and c
MrA~'Av
In the first case EJLV a decreases, in the second case it
increas _s
which causes a corresponding change in the yields of the complex
and of
the hydrolysis products of the V' + and AY_ ions and a change of
the
value6 of f and L In the most general case tL equilibria of the
stepwise
hydrolysis of the B/'+ ion (Equation (2)), Q hydrolysis
equilibria of the
same BP+ ion which result in the formation of hydroxyl complexes
4.
(Equation (3)), V-equilibria of the assooiation of the Av- ion
with H'
ions (Equation (4)),and N equilibria of the stepwise complex
formation
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60/015/003/008)/033/X.X
the Stepwise Complex Formation B005Y2066
(Equation (5)) have to be considered. In equation (3) k k q is
the constant
of the q-th step1of the multistage hydrolysis. in equation (4)
6j=
=(Kr-j~j ... i~.1K~- and Kj,K 21 ... ~K V - are the
dissociation constants of the
weak acid HVA for the individual dissociation stages. If the
law of mass
action is applied to equations (2) and (5), equations (6) and
(7) result
for the mass balance. The condition of the electroneutrality
adopts the
form (6), when the strong acid HR is added, and the form (9)
in"the case
of addition of the strong base MOH. In equation (a) ER-1 - C11-
- 4B + R and
[M +1 = cM+ - VA; in equation (9) [R] - o,,- - PB and EM4] -
.,,M - VA , M. It
follows from equation (6), that in the most general case the
first
equation (1) according to Leden adopts the shape (10) for the
calculation
of An , whereas the second equation k1) according to Bjerrum
adopts the
shape (11) for the same general case? if the value A- (p2a, in
equation (7)
is divided by B from equation (6). In the equations (10) and
(11)
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the Stepwise Complex Formation B005/BO66
Q q q -qp 1
f (b) - ko'L- (q+l)k b h in equation (11) ~;c . (A-~P2")B-
.When hydroxyl
q=1
complexes occur, a as well as b have to be known for the
calculation of
N; in this caseq the calculation of Pn by (10) is far more
convenient than
by (11). In the special case, if the concentrations of the
hydroxyl
complexes may be neglected, the knowledge of a will suffice
for the calcula-
tion of Pn from equation (11). In this caoe, thereforo, this
equati on is
more important than equation (10). To calculate the valuea of
a and b.,
equation (7) is, multiplied by V4 and then equation (6)
wli-..ch is extended
with [i is derived. Thus equation (12) is obtained, By
substituting (12
under conaideration of the valuea of T, and q2 into equations
(8) and ~9),
equations (13) and. (14) result after trans f orma ti ons; t?l
andj2 being given
by the equations ( 15). The equations (13) and (14) are of
(q+!) degree
with respect to b and linear with respect to a. It is
therefore necessary
for the calculation of a to know b, i.e. a has to be meagured
prior to the
calculation of b. The measurement of the equilibrium
concentrations is
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the Slepwise Complex Formation B005/BO66
therefore indispensable contrary to the statements in Refs.3
and 4. When
hydroxyl complexes occur, b has to be measuredc then a is
obtained from
the equations (16). If there -are no hydroxyl complexes in the
system, the
equations (17) readily result from (13) and (14). It may be
seen from them
that in the simultaneous gradual hydrolysis of both ions b must
be known
for the calculation of a and vice versa. Only in these cases,
if one of
the two ionsg e.g. ff-, hydrolyzes, a may be calculated from
one of the
two simple equations (18). In this ease only the equation
according to
Bjerrum is recommendable for the calculation of An , as in this
case the
graphical integration (Ref. 4) may be used to calculate the
values of b
from the values of a. If only the B11+ ions are hydrolyzed, b
may be
calculated from the two equations (19). The values of a have to
be measured
at any rate in this case, as they enter both the equation
according to
Leden and that according to Bjerrum. To determine Rn from the
equations
according to Leden and Bjerrum mainly graphical methods are
used (Refs.1,
2,4,7-9). The stability constants obtained in this way are,
however, not
very precise, since extrapolation and limiting processes take
place in a
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the Stepwise Complex Pormation B005 B066
range of observations where the experimental errors are
particularly high.
Also the method of the subsequent correction of values suggested
by some
authors was criticized, since such corrected constants are not
the wanted
constants of the law of mass action but only coefficients of one
of the
many possible interpolation formulas. The only rational method
of solving
the equation systems (I
0) and (11) is a variant of the method 'of least
squares which i's applied to determine the most probable values
of physical
constants (Ref. 11). The accuracy of the values of the constants
may be
estimated with arbitrary reliability by means of the methods
suggested by
A. N. Krylov (Ref. 12) and V. 1. Romanovskiy (Ref. 13). The
occu=ence of
values of the constants which do not differ statistically from
zero may be
regarded as proof for a negligibly low concentration of the
particles
concerned. There are 13 references, 3 Soviet, 2 French' 2
Danish.. 1 German,
1 British, and 4 US.
ASSOCIATION: Kharlkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. A.M.
Gortkogo
(Kharikov.State University imeni A. M. Gorikiy)
SUBMITTED: April 16,1959
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