SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEVI, V.A. - LEVICH, V.G.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R000929510015-9
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 100
• Document Creation Date: November 2, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 23, 2000
• Sequence Number: 15
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

Recent data on the tectonics of the wrthern subsidence of the 11",f
Kyurovdag anticline. Azerb. neft. khoz. 39 no.2:5-8 ? 160,
(MIRA 14:8)
Kyurovdag-Goology, Structural)
Seiomie prospecting)
~

LEVI 9 V.A ,-
Seismic logging on a aingle cable. Razved.1 proz.geofiz, no*"; ~
48-54 162- OUM 15S7)
(Seismic proopecting)
-f
.t

LVIP Y.A.1 TRIBUKOVA., BA
Seimdo studiis In the northwesterm part of the Sbirvan Steppe
of Azerbaijan. Geol. nefti I gaza 7 no.3:56-61 Mr 16
(MMA 1614?0
1, Xontora morskoygeofisioheskoy rasvedki.
Lim liowland-Patroleum geology)
Rurs, Lowland-Gas, Natural-Geology)

- LEnt V4.; =mks, R.R.
I .
Us 9 th flection sounding stathod for studyW the subrurface
too lie: Fr soutWmtem Xob7stan. Amrbneft.khos. 41 no.41
- OR1611P
4 q~ 11, 162~ Axerbonaftekbos. 41 no,424,-7 Ap 162. (MM 1602)
(Mystam-Saimia prospecting)

ACC NRz AT6028971 SOURCE CODE: ui-i/0000/65/000/000/0101/0107
,AUTHOR: Levi V. A.1 ly,
S. S. _13usayelyan, A. S.; Polonsk' E . MA .Khachaturyan,
iORG: Burcau of Marine Geophysical Prospecting. Azerbaydzhan Scien-
.tific-Rescarch Institute of Petroleum Production (Kontora m'orskoy
!f-,cofizichcokoy.razvcdki. Azarbaydzhan3kiy nauchno-i3sledovateVskiy
institut po dobyche nefti)
!TITLE: Rcaultj*of the application of the ccntral-r~y mothod in the
.southeastern part of the Kur depression
ISOURCE: Vresoyuznyy seminar po novoy metodiko seysmorazvedki.
Saysmorazved1ta a primenaniyom gruppirovaniya vzryvov na dlinnykh.bazakh;
i sposoba tsentrallnykh luchoy (Seismic prospecting using the grouping
OIL shots on long bases and the methodof contml rays); trudy ~eminara.
Moscow ..Xzd-vo Nedra, 1965, 101-107
Z0
T PIC TAGS; neismic prospecting, underground explosion, Geismic wavc.,
e "o gy , riar 'A. ne racizinic pronpcctin~;
ABSTRACT: The article presents an analysis or data obtal~ei d by the
central-ray method (STsL) in the Muganak steppe. It is shown that
!
lunder favorable surface and subsurface seismogeological conditions,
!Card 1/2"

ACC NRI AT6028971
STsL provides more detailed and complete cross sections than continuous'
prof"lling by the method of reflected waves. Recording time increa3es
to 7-8 see with up to 16 Instruments in the receiving group and explo-i
sive weights of 30-35 kg. Quality of data is found to decrease closerl
to the piedmont regions. STsL is recommended for marine seismic
prospecting. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 1 formula.
SUB CODE: 08/ SUBM DATE: 30Apr65/

AT6034504 SOURCE CODEt UR/0000 66 0/0043/0056
110R.- D&vydov&, N. I.; Kr&snopevtoeva, G. V.; Manilov, S, A.; -jevi#._Y
astova, L. As; Shakinskiyg Be M.; Tvaltvadnep G. K.
ORG: none
TITLE: Results of deep adissic sounding In the Caucasus
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdaleniye nauk o Zemle. Nauchn" sovet po komplekanym
issledovaniyam zemnoy kory I verkhney mantii. Clubinnoye stroyeniye Kavkaza
(Abyssal structure of the Caucasus). Moscow, Izd-vo Hauka. 1966, 43-56
TOPIC TAGS: Mohorovicic discontinuity. earth crust,.deep seismic sounding,
granitic layer, basaltic layer, seismic velocity , %511JInle- Pk3,oSPc-,C 7,*W(,-.1
10,Y (. - ew .7 us
ABSTRACT: The results are summarized of deep seismic sounding conducted in 1960 to
1962 along a 300-km submeridional profile between Stepnoye and Bakuriani and a
700-km sublatitudinal profile extending along the axial part of the Transcaucasian
intermountain region between the Black and Caspian Seas. Continuous, piece wise
continuous and point profiling methods were used. The analysis of data shows that
the Earth's crust, 32-km thick in the region of El'iehotovo, increases to 38-40 km
in the area of Stepnoy-Nizhnij Kurp, and to 42-46 ks in the southern part of the
profile. The boundary velocity along the Mohorovivic discontinuity determined
In the area of Nabakhtsvi in 8.4 km/sec. The depth to the top of the consolidated
crust with a boundary velocity of 6.km/sec varies from 7 ko in the Zaterachnaya

MRs AT6034504
Plain to 300-400 a at Rokskiy Pass. Although the interfaces within the crust were
not determined, seismic data appears to indicate a layered structure. The thickness
of the Earth's crust along the sublatitudinal profile varies from 40-41 km at
the western and of the profile and near the city of Kirovabad to 47-49 ka under the
Dzirul'skiy massif and east of Lake Dzhandar. The boundary velocity is 8 km/sec.
The boundary velocity along the top of the consolidated crust In 5.8-6.2 km/sec.
The depth to the top of the consolidated crust varies from 0 (DzirulskLy sasoLf) to
12-13 km in the area of Barda-Agdzhabedi. Two interfaces with boundary velocities
of 6.7-7 and 7.2-7.5 ke/sec were established within the crust at a depth of
10-20 and 30 km, respectively. Sharp variations were established In the ratior of
the thickness of granitic to basaltic layers along the sublatitudinal profile. A
downwarping of the Mohorovicic discontinuity under the mountains along both profiles
is noted. The results obtained are In qualitative agreement with earlier geophysical
investigations. However# deep seismic-sounding data indicate a downwarping. of the
Mohorovicie discontinuity under the Datrullskiy nassif, while gravity data indicate
upwarping. The article contains 7 figures including a sap showing the locations of
the profiles, a rough seismic cross section along the submarldional profile, a
seismic cross section along the sublatitudinal profile and three other seismic-
geologic cross sections* of the sams, general area compiled from seismic and gravity
data by other Investigators, Orig. act* has : 7 figureas IVA-7941
I
SUB CODE: OB/ SUBM DATZ: 26Feb66/ ORIG UN O]L3/

Lul , V3.
Novocaine block and Its modification In outpatients treatments
eov.zea. 22 no.&61-64 -To 158. (MIRA 11:9)
I* ;s platnoy polikliniki No.5 Longorsdravotdola I polikliniki 100'32
2hdanovskogo rayona LoningroU.-
(ECURAWIA, th or.
proosIne nerve block (fts))

LXTIj Vladimir Buillyevich
(Loninved bsolth neorts] Laningradskis kurorty. Lonincrad,
Modgis, 1959, 118 p, (MIRA 13-.8)
(T-SKINGRAD-RUME HISMS. WATZRING PLACES. RTC.)

1702) SOV/25-59-6-42/49
AUTHOR: Levi
,4;j,(&pningrad)
TITM Vitamins of the Air
PERIODICALs Nauka i zhiznt, 1959, Nr 6t pp 77-78 (USSR)
ABSTRAM The author answels a question asked by M. Volokhin# Kharskov-
skaya Oblast'. The question readsi Why do negativt 6xygen
ions favorably influence the human organism? Professor L.L.
Vasillyev and A.A. Chizhevskiy conducted specializpd studies
concerning this problem. Negative oxygen ions are also call-
ed "vitamins of the air". Academician A.A. Mikulin has con-
structed a portable room apparatus producing negative oxygen
ionso The essential parts 6f the new apparatus are a water
container and a small dynamo. The patient has to breathe
ionic vapors twice a day for 10 to 20 minutesp to be cured of
hypertonio diseases, bronchial asthma, whooping cough, cat-
arrhe of upper respiratory passages, etc. Mass production
of the apparatus is being prepared. Other engineer3 have
also constructed similar apparatus, but they work on other
Card 1/2 principles. The author himself, torether with enj7irecr Ye.A.

SOV/25-59-6-42/49
Vitamins of the Air
Potero, developed the "PL111 hydroionizer whose ran,-e is mar-
kedly greater than the range of Mikulinfe device.
Card 2/2

jzvj, v.X., vrach (Leni W ad)
-------
Nervousness in children and its prevention.
no.9:23,-24 6 '59.
(MVWS SYSUM--DISUM)
(CHIlumnig-CAU A11D MIMM)
Ked.sestra 18
(MIM 12: 11)

LEVI V X (Lev
Spilopoyo Mode nestra 19 no.?sl 20 JI 160. (Miu i3ts)
(EPILUS I-

"First aid in acute diseases of the nervous evsteall by B.S. Misiuk.
Reviewed by Y.E. Levi. Sov. mod. 24 no* 5tI54, MY 160.
(MMYOUS STSTEH-DISMSES) (MIRA 13 110)

LIn 0 T.2, (Lealograd)
71rat aid for unoonscious patients, IsIld. I akuh, 25t23-29
v.r l6o. (XIRA 13t7)
(MST AID IN 88 AID INJURI) NOW

-Txp T*-* %--
Vertigo, Felld, i akush. 25 no. 7:26-3o j9 ,6o. (MIRA 13: 8)
(VERTIGO)

E. (Lenipgrad)
__!Tt V.9 _ IA # ,
Psychotherapy in the work of semiprofessional medical personnel.
Feltd, i akush. 23 no.n;32-36 1 160. (MIM 13.-1.1)
(PSYCHOTHERAP!r)

LEVI V. E. (Loningmd)
"First aid in xmtgLI diseassm" by O.U.Avmtskii. Reviewed by
-VsZoL4vio 'reltdo I akush. 26 no.3s6O Mr '61. (MIR& 140)
(Mm= ILUMS) (FIRST AID IN ILUHSS AND INJURY)
(AVRUTSKII, G.U.)

IzvI 0 V.S. (Leningrad)
Asroiantherspy. Mod. sestra, no.5s3l-.U MY 161- OaRA Us 6)
(AIRO IONIZM-TEMAMTIC)

"~T~j we". VA-muss
Cerebwal arteriosclerosis. Med. sestra 20 no.8sS-13 Aj~161.
(ARTERIOSCIZRWIS) PA 24:10)

-ISVIP V.E. (Len4n ad)
I "Diseases of the cardiovascular system in middle and old age" by
V.P.Zelenin. Reviewed by V.M.Levi. Felld.1, akush. 26 no.qS63-a
S 161. . uaRk :L41 10)
(CARDiOVASMAR SYSTM-DISFASES) (ZELENIN, V.P.)

LEVI# V.E. (Leningrad)
Problem of pain. Med.eestra 21 no.8s2l-24 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(PAIM)

_W~j V.E. (Lenin")
Lumbar pains. Med.sestra 21 no.9s22-25 8 162. (KM 15:9)
(BACKACHE)

um I V.S. (ImAno-ad)
ltnvtonU. Hod.sestra 21 no~llt52-55 N 162o (MIRA 16 t2)
(HYPOMSION)

=2 'T.I. (Inimgrad)
NTextbook of nervvus dise"es* by V.V. Mikheove Rerieved b7
T.Z* larin. Soy.mad. 26 nool2t326-127 D 162o (KM& 16s2)
(NIMVMS SYSTEM.-DISLUES) (HIKMMVP T.V.)

lal t-~V.Z~
%dicinal preparations. A handbook (short amotations).n
Soya mod. 25 no.2zl56-157 F 162o (MIPA 15:3)
(DRUGS)

IAM , va. (raningrad)
Book and bealth. Mad* sestra 22 no*300-52 Mr'63.
(RUDING.-RMWAL TFACHDG) (MMA 16t6)

UMI V.E. (I-eningrad)
Ftmetional diseasea of the intermal orgarso Had* a estra 22
no.94-12 8163* (MIRA 16t10)
(VISCERL-DIRASM)

Rhamtic diseases of the neryous system (neurorbsumiltism)s
Ned, sestra 22 no.Ut39-a 11163 (MIRA 16t12)

BAISHCHIKOV, V.M., prof TlrvT- 31-T..
Tmtvmt of athemoolerotic psychoses. Trudy Goo nauch-isol,
instopolkh, 25OW383 161. iMIPA l5tl2)
1. Z Mookovskly ordens, Lenina meditsinskly institut imed
I.M.Sechanova I kafedro, psikhlatril (say. kafedroy - prof,
V.M.Banshchikay) Gosudarstve=go nauchno-looledovatellokogo
Institute. polkhiatrii Ministerstys, sdravookhranoniya RSFSR,
(FSTCWSES) (CEREBRAL ARTERIOSCIZROSIS)

BANSHCHIKOVO V.M., prof.-; IZVI,-VA.
-r
Pathogenetic therapy for atherosclerotic psychoses. Trudy 1-go M.
25tl47-157 163. (MIRA l7t12)
1. Kafedra paikhiatrit 1-go Monkovskogo ordena Lenina meditsinskogo
instituta, imeni I.M.Sechenova (zav. kafedroy prof. V.M.Banshchikov).

FV-YGENBERGP I.M.L_jtEVIj V.L.
Experimental investigation of probabilistic prognostication in
pathological states. Vop. paikhol. 11 no.l.*42-54 Ja-F 165.
(MIRA 19:4)
1, Nauchno-isaledovatells~ara laboratorlya pri kafedre psikhiatrii
TSentrallnogo InstItuta usovershenstvovaniya vracheyv Moskva.

- IEVI, V. YA., Major of the Madical Service)
nurrerential Diagnostic Significance of ll=barl and 'Respiratory-
Palpatoryl Symptoms in Appendicities"
Voyenno-Meditsinskiv Zhurnal., No. 12, December 1961, pp 62-73

Lln, V. Ya., mpr maditainskoy slushbY
a &nd OrespiratorY-
'Differential diaPOISUG lignificanos of *'Um'*r no.vs66-67
tma SMtcm in appendicitimo Voon.-md. shur
palpa (MMA 1;
D 161o
(ApMDICITIS)
LEV19 TA.
FulfIlling the Producticm plan an Textile EnteMris"# Leka PrMishlenoot
(Light IndustrY)s 17-12t7tjay-Deo 1955

LIVI, Tests.. professor; SAMOVA, Oslo; TSARIXOVSXkU, N.G., kandidAt
"I"n"fAlWagkikh sauk (Zharllkov)
Surgical treatment of proaouncedforms of thyrotoxicosis. Probl.
andokr. I gorm. 1 no.5:85-91 S-0 135. (HLRA 8:10)
1. Is klinicheskago otdola (rukovoditell--prof. H.A.Xopell6vich)
Ukrainskogo Institute, skeparimentallnoy ondokrinologii (dir.--
kandidat meditainakikh nauk S.Y.Makeimov)
(HYMTHYRDIDISP4, surgery)

IMI, Ya.L., professor; SHIFXU, L.H. (Kharlkov)
Spontaneous glycents, and Its therapy. Zhirargits. no.3:69 Nr '55.
(PAIMMA , neoplasms, (MLRA 80
adenoma causing tqp9rg1,,vcezt&, surg.)
(HYMGLYCNMO etiolog7 &M patbogensets,
pancreatic adenoma, surg.)

.1 fh, rt.4f.A m P~,M-L -k[ jr--WA

UII-LI- Ye. S. I
Chucks
Repairing a three-jawed chuck. Podshipnik No. 1, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. Unclassified.

P YU. V., inzh.; TSVk,TKOV, A.A., insh.
Frequency-phase stabilize'r of the rotation speed for low-pover
d.c. motors. Priborostroonle no.6:12-13 Je 161.
(MMA 14:6)
Electric motors, Direct current)
eatrio controllers)
M

LVI, Zh.P. CI"y, I.P.1; BLINZ(X. M.P., Itand. tekbn. nauk, red. [translator];
I.A.j, )mud. takhn. nauk, red, (translator]; OMXLN, MA.,
red.; GIUMSON, P.O., tekhn. red.
[Idght-weight concrete; mnufacturs, propertles, uses] CTmnalated
from the Prenah] IegkIe betony; prIgotoy-lenis - sToletva - primenente.
Red* No?@ Ilinzona I I,A. IA)mb. Koskia, Goo. Isd-jo lit-ry po
strolt., arkhit, i strolt. materlalam,, 1958. 14S p. (MM 1117)
(Idghtweight concrete)

LITZ-GORInVSrATA. Ye.0
~ ~- - !~, ~
tDoveloment *f basic movownts in pre-sch"I chl2drW Rasyltle
sonsTaM dTisheall u dstov deshkollmage Tosrasts. Nookwa, Izd-To
Akodomil podagog. muk RSM, 1955. 166 P, (MMA 9:5 )
(KU--ATTIT= An MUMT)

LVI-JOVOVIC, Rva, dr.
Observations on the special problem of quarantine..diaeases. Glas. hig.
iiNt. 9 uo.3A%n3-nq ji-D 16o.
Num"na)

ZDRAVKOVIC, A.; LEVY-JOVUVIG E-;
-0
Pathways of transmission of
12 no.lsl-ll+ 160.
(COHMNICABLE
acute intestinal infections. Higijena
OISEA&S transm)

Certain problems of diseases subject to quarantine (with special
reference to the laboratory diagnosis and epidemiology of these
diseases. Higijena 13 no.1:51-56 161.
1. S posobnium osurtom na laboratorijoku dijagmastAft
i apidemiolog$ju ovih oboljenja.
(QUARANTINE)

DAVAIMDV, A.B.; IAUM, T.H.; RAKITIN, S.T.0, UVIAN, L.G.-, CMMMBAY,
A. 1.
Recovery of noble metals by anion-excharge "sins from waste
and,industrial solutions of electrolytic copper plants. Isy.
vys.ucheb.sav.; tsvet.met. 2 no.6tl34-141 159.
(WROL 13%4)
1. Moskovskly khimilco-tekhnologichaskiy Institut. Kafedra
tokhnologil p2astmos.
(Copper Industry--Bywproducts) (Ion excbange)
(Precious metals-Ketallurgy)

1, ISVIAN, M. YA.
2. 8884 (60)
4o Umbilicus
?. Sec"ting isbility of unstriped-wasele cells of umbilical vessels In "a.
Dold. AN 988186 Wo. 4, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Yebruary -1953. Unclassified.

18 -41; 31
% kA

Al
'
i 3
'
S
t 3
;

IF

fi;
t3
44
is I Ha
HIM
all

0

9. No

JM
F
Z.
so . 0
-
0
41.
ft .
.

K

L&V I AIM, 7. It
Legislative enactments of the Supreme Soviet of the U.S.S.R.
and its Presidium which regulate the labor relations of
workers and employees. Uch.sap.URI no.274t2O-40 159.
(KU 13:5)
(IAbor laws and legislation)

1. u-;VTAN7
"Vacuum concrete. p. 22" (GIWXVI?W-t; Vol 5, No. 1, Jan. 1953, Zagreb,
Yugoslavia)
30t Monthly List of East European Accessions, LX'., Vol. 20 No. 11,
Nov. 1953, Uncl.

DZURMIKATIOM Or TUC
iron gwgTwm M a ATO"'g
pa,
21
I lit
I ze!o bk~
Md. 144
Mir
WAW-
Aosook6ed
AMR). Cast oramp. N. J.
06 a" W" A"follw1mromess 0( 6144AM Was 117
iV a
if *wbg &a OtMOR otody Asrood UN loss tbr&4*
a psom~krpj Is Om sway jamrsal 486 to lift ho.
*A @gas&* are" #*dim obtalsed foi
loss 01 r
a wwo tomod 10 be Ubw vdlh pressors Am* Wit &a
VpUdW`hM Was ro*dW at " pt*"W*S. A WMkdd
smargy dopeadamoo was famed, (1), 19.3.)

4v
-N4AtS5dq.W
HIL AU

L /'V
Category UM/Suclear Physics Origin of Charged and neutral particles through C-6
matter
Abe Jour Ref Zhur rizika., No 1, 1957, No 585
Author KorsuAskiy, M.1s) Iorisatt Sh.L' Pivvmrl Lolep
I6t M='kov Polytechnic last., i
Title Applicability of the Fixtio CRq23l'-r23/',lq3632) x 1, which Holds
for Detailed Equi3lbrimp to a Be= of Ions with a Stationary Composition
Orig Pab bbkl. Ax sm., 1956, 1o7, xo 51 664.~6T
Abstract An 'analysis of the experimmUl data, obtained by various investigs-
torsi-, is used to show that the following equality holds with an ac-
curacy to within gr Al
Olt
where Wjj, 11~pjp etc is the wimber of Ions in the beam having charges 1,
1,2,' etc., and Nf,'N* etc. is the wzber of Ions in the stationary case.
Xquation (1) is Zined If the rdAtionship
q.~ T T L (2)
1 13
is valid and is 0 cross sections that characterizathe charge
exchange between a beam of fast ions and a substance at room temperature;
Cj card 1/2

J'. V -'4
'SKAYA, i'-Zetaii~t maditsinakikh nauk; IAVIAIr-fS C-. -imn-dIdwt------
maditsinskikh nauk; DANSXSR, Y.N., kandidafffoT,40147=48~ikh nauk;
IHITSKOVA. Te.T.
Sate of health and organization of medical services to children at a
rural medical sections Top.okh.cato L dot. I no-3:77-80 S-0 156.
(KI2A gill)
I* Iz Gosudaretvannogo nauchno-Insladovatellskogo pediatrichaskogo
insituta Kinisterstya sdLrovookhrananiya ROSR (dir. - prof # A.L.Libov)
Leningrad.
(MIDICIRS, RURAL) (CHILDRIN-CARIS AND HYGIXn)

L', 7 ~' -,A - ~"&" I S . ' t .
"Phy,vicil develon.,%ent rnd utntr pf* health of rf
PI-e in lxnin,,rad m-I of its
report s-.Ardtted at the 13+h nl-~Trdon fonprcEr- of yr.*cnists,
pnd Infectloristsi 1959.

KUTIMS, lawd,med.nauk
Yaw of'w=k organ1sation of the Pediatries Romeamb Institute in
oreative oollaboration with practioing public health inatitufAmm.
VOP*'okh, mat,'i dot* 5 noo&61-66 X-D f6O, (Mnu 1xiij
I* Is Uningradskogo nauchno-iisledovatellskogo pediatrichookogo
instituta (direktot .9,saslushonnnyy Tmob respubliki L.S.,Kutina).
(MfATHICS-4TUDY AND TEACHING)

trams s.m. (teningrad)
...... ---.
NethodL of Evolvement of Standards of Pboical Development of Children"
'Report preseuted at the 3rd Conference on the use of Matbewtics in Biology,
Lenlograd UnIversitys P-3-28 Jan. 1961.
(Primenenlye ustemticbeeMb Metodov v Biologil. np Leningradp 1963 pp 5-3.1)

IZVIMIT, S.M., ksM.zed.nauk
Some problemo in medical attendance for children in sizhool.
Vop. okh. mat. i date 7 no.2;74-77 F 162. OMA 15:3)
1. Iz Loningradakogo goeudaretvonnogo vauchno-issladovatelfskogo
pediatrichookogo inutituta (dir. - zaaluzhennyy vrach R3FjR
L.S. Kutim). (SCHOOL HMMM)

UVIANTO S.M.
Wthods for working out noma or the phyoical development
of-cbIldrsn, F~rlm. mat. matod. v biol. no.21225-229 163,
(MIRA 16:11)
4-

izviczx.. P.
MOWN
Infm-mtion. Sloyarenotvi 11 no.8/9t4ll-412 Ag 163.

UM', 28(l) SOV/91-59-10-9/29
AUTHORS! Ivantsov V.A. and LeviGh A A- Engineers and Ukb'An B.N.
Chief of the Chemical-Departm-e-n-r
TITLE: Automatic Filling of Expenditure Tanks with Phosphates
PERIODICAL: Energetik, 1959, Nr. 10, pp 18-20, (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At the Nizbne-Turinskaya GRES, a phosphate solution is
prepared in the department for chemical purifying of wa-
ter. The solution is prepared in an installation consis-
ting of a dissolving tank, into which chemically pure
water and steam are fed, a coke filter, and two tanks
for keeping the ready solution. For mixing the solution,
pumping it into spare tanks and filling two expenditure
tanks in the boiler room, two centrifugal pumps are used.
The pipeline length from the spare tanks to the boiler
room is about 320 m. Two workmen, one at the expenditure
tanks and another at the pumpq were required to operate
the feed line-, The Qief of the TsSTI "Sverdlovenergo",
D.P. Larionov, proposed automation of the expenditure
tank -filling process bf.using)a.layout requiring a mini-
Card 1/2 mum quantity of cable ig. 1 . For this purpose, a dif-

MICH., A.A. (Niahnyaya Tura)j WIN, U.N. (Nizhnyaya Tura)
Automation of the proportioning of reagents at water supply
otations, Vod. i san. tekb. no.10:31-32 0 161.
(KIU 34: 11)
(Vater- - Pu rl fi ca tion)

LEVICH, A.M.; IHOROSHKOq A.F.; KANEVSKAYA, U.S. (Wev)
Bit* made from oynthetic materials. Shveinprom, no,2:29 xr-Ap
161, (Hats) (KM 142-4)

low
, MEMO

Y/-C- Y, G t
USSHIGeneral Problems of Pathology - Tumors. s-4
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 1957, 71499
Author : Ishchenko, I.N., Levich, G.A.
Inst
Title : IfACS "/-?7 and Repeated P-11 Blood Transfusions in
lrcl
C
oop t,one Due to Tumour X-Ray Therapy.
Orig Pub : Citotoksiny in Sovrem. Viedizine, Kiev, 1956, 224-230
Abstract : 225 breast cancer patients were studied (30- first stage,
55- second stage, 35- third stage and 25- fourth stage
of cancer). The 3rAjority of them vere operated on befo-
re X-ray therapy, and part of them were treated by X-ray
preoperatively. Hamtology, cancerolytic: coefficient
(CC), and skin testing with trypan blue (TB) vas done on
the patients. CC -c~ 1.5 and TB 4 15 were regarded as
indications of lowered antiblastic reaction. After X-ray,
most of the patients showed a decrease in reactivity.
And thus) the lowering of CC and TB was noted in 64 percent,
Card 1/2 38 -
Card 2/2 - 39

LWICM, I.A.,vekbaulk toplokhodat ODINTWV, Dole, lineymry makhanik
Operation of 6C275L engines. Proisy.-tokh. abor. w.3:19-43 1590
(kMU 13: 10)
2. Moskovskoye-rechnoys parokhodstvo.
(Marine diesel engines)

T' T"r, Tri or
of
of owupowkwe "mail. 1.
- - W. 0. 04-1, P. 44-0; Atoms.
Zba*. is", Nos. 1. Uip.z~~ avadmoosts, im Me
volebt got 0 "At eves, t"Is. "W" rvi lior woms. see
lowilt Nit. " b "M to wah sew ""ileum fulfat, see
004 Wool is oboe ;1z;4 Iwo The ftlaftiomr, wiwrv lbr al"I Nit.
41o10 -ho wr flarwarossom aket IV ime (Nlljj*16.
fed W. H. )1"u
**so
Sol
so
bee
well
see
Noe
well
lz Uft" #0 1 $40402 .40 dog dA aloriiw 4 Issas
44 -io-, I a ad 9 a Is 1 9 a 0 A a -j-4
in ;~I- 0,0
Jae
oo
000004 0 00 0 04
a o *1 0 0 0 0 0 41 * of 0-0 0 0 0

few
fee
00.
off
04 It
sod
of*
004
Am
Tb* dw" w, cnW~
1. A. L k sed
vW P. A, &A 06,~%,W
L Irst Ow No.
2610.-,Tb, advangW, and dksdvow#" cd
a as abmbemb Ow ON& bf" w Of
w1w wel-W 140me
fee
0a 0
d axe
I-Of
-00
I***
"SO
Pee
"60,
goo
1400
-4o9
tgoo
a**
9#0
goo
goo
S~ 04 161640 M Gov 02 8-4 TF ~Ow I I 1~
11 AV 10 As ; a To ; Ir 3 ; 0 0 a I ff a * a 4 2 6
6.660009090*009

/_ rz Vl'(1 14, ]_'. - - --- , - - -- -
.AUTHOR: Levich, I*A. 68-1-13/22
TITILZ: auses of an Increased Consumption of Soda for the Purifi-
cation of Gas from Hydrogen Sulphide by the Arsenical Bode
Method (Prichiny uvelichennogo raskhoda sody pri ochistke
gaza ot serovoda myshlyakovo-sodovym metodom)
PE'RIODICAL: Koks i ]Uiimiya, 1958, rio.1, pp. 49 - 51 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: Causes of seasonal (autumn and winter) deterioration of
the operation of the gas purification process, accompanied by
an increase in the consumption of soda were investigated. It
was established that one of the main factors influencine the
consumption of soda during the purification of coke oven gas
from hydrogen sulphide by the arsenidal-soda method is the
content of hydrogen cyanide in the Bas. An increase in the
consumption of soda during the autumn-winter period is due to
a decrease in washing out of hydrogen cyanide from the gas by
cooling water in the final coolers, as with low temperatures the
amount of water used for cooling sharply decreases. By mainten-
ance of the same spraying c3nditions in coolers ( in summer and
winter) about 0.6 - 0*7 klm of cyanide can be washed out of
the gas and the content of cyanide in the gas supplied to the 3
sulphur scrubbers can be maintained at a level of 0.6 - 0.? g/m,
Cprdl/2 In order to decrease further the content of cyanide in the gas,

68-1-13J22
Causes of an Increased Consumption of Soda for the Purification of
Gas from Hydrogen Sulphide by the Arsenical Soda Method.
its washing in a special apparatus of the type of spray coolers,
erected in the sulphur recovery plant after the benzole scrubbers
is proposed. This washing should be carried out with water
circulating in a closed cycle with the removal of cyanide from
the wash water by blowing out in a cooling tower. According to
laboratory experiments about 0.4 - 0.5 9/m 3 of cyanide can be
removed in this way, so that the gas supplied to the sulphur
scrubbers will contain 0.2 - 0-3 9/m 3 of hydrogen cyanide. In
addition to a decrease in the consumption of soda, such washing
of gas will secure a better stabilisation of parameters,
determining technological conditions of operation of the sulphur
removal plant. There are 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION.-UpoMeMye Coke Oven Works (Zaporozhakiy koksokhimi-
ciii'skiy- zavod)
AVAILABLE; Library of CongreBB
Gard 2/2

AUTHORS: Ievich, I.A. Aad Nydellman, A.Ye. 68-58--5-9/25
TITLN: An Improvement in the Method of Preparing Freshly Dissolved
Arsenic Before its Feeding into the Operating Solution
Usovershenstvovaniye sposoba, podgotovki, avezherastvor-
ennogo myshlyaka pered podachey yego v rabochiy rast-,ror)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Kbimiya, 1958, Nr 5, PP 31 - 35 (USSR).
ABSTRACT; In 19561 the stability of the arsenical complex in the
solution purifying coke oven gas from hydrogen sulphide was
unstable; it was decomposing with the precipitation of arsenic
sulphide. A supply of freshly dissolved arsenic to the plant
had no substantial influence on increasing its concentration in
the purifying solution. An increase of pH to 8 - 8.2 of the
freshly prepared arsenical solution had no benefisial influence
on the stability of the complex. The negative results were also
obtained on tran ferring sodium arsenite into tri-compcund of
trivalent arsenic by preliminary saturation of the tresh solution
with bydrogen sulphide (from coke oven gas). In the fresh
solution this trisalt is stable but on contact with the operating
reagent It is easily transformed into cxytbioarsenicel salt which
is easily decomposed. It was found that in order to increase
the stability of arsenic in the operating solution the fresh
Card.1/2 solution should be preliminarily transformed into pentavalent

68-58-5 -9/25
An Improvement in the Method of PreparIng Freshly D4sv-'L-e --- -J,:
.& - - r 4 A en
Before its Feeding into the Operating Solution
arsenic. This can easily be obtained by saturating the salt
with hydrogen sulphide and aubsequent oxidation with air. If
these operations are performed outside the working cy::e, stable
compounds are formed which do not decompose on enterir.,-, the
operating solution. It is pointed out that the prepea-ratinn of
the arsenical solution should be carried out on a srE:;-4al
installation.
ASSOCIATION; Zaporozbokiy koksokbimicheskly zavod (Zapor~z.-'Alye
Card 2/2 Coke Oven Works)

LICVICH, I.A.
Disposal of waste waters from the arsenic-sods vulfur-rezDval
plant and the restating production of mixed salts* Koks I kbinp
no.11946-48 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Zaporoshokly 1wknokhimicheekly savode
(Sewage disposal)

UMTAWD, SAI STRAKHOVA, A.Ye.1 KULESHOV, P.Ya.; -LEVICH, I.A.;
EYDEWMAN, A.Ye.
Produotion of sodium thiooyanate from the waste waters of areenic-
soda sulfur removal. K&s'i khim. no.5t45-48 163. (min 160)
1. Gosudarstvannyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut po propyehlennoy
I sanitarnoy ochistke gazov (for Golyand,, Strakhova). 2. 7Aporosbakiy
koksokhimicheskiy sayod (for KNaeshov, Levich, Eydel0man).
(Sodium thiocyanate) (Coke Industry-By-products)

doM
-L of Ita
si ni-.. - I - RRA
c
on
tals 6= admxbc4
I"r
sale(
b&" a J. G,
Mos. IM mob to hob.
jimmus M -, ~ -h
- F igh (J. PAps. CA40
oftmoss"tw or. *74&
ma A. N ymmwo
MUM all of
A dw
fall of
to J. blwp= -I.TICOZ.,
IN 'd the
some if *0 1 Aaw vmt*ovauun
od 13 of. Tbo - & ww.
is an "Nally IN"""
~kb

ikft by dk owwaff thro"gh the liquid tube %M S. 11)
014 Our ma web, of 1P. the "Wily of the
oat L V I I
top Vals. W 0. &W A - Owl"I
intonnedisto valm. IM last foottim u Uw on coast. A.
to be deftmimed #RFrrWM-L Vqv. Sad !laft tM
!:1.afty. surface temko. X devalty of the aid, ) 1, Im.

-
`
TI
A
N
6
*
OM
~

a 7-afix,
A a 9 1-1-1 AA
0 p 6 - Y- V- UO-Li
;
6

A -
91 addo too 640106 6-0 g
o. .*of
I
0 900#01,#1
01 -
-
; V
14 ,
,
t
00 xl~waw It 111111 selatiom d so" 1111
'
jj,,4,x. 1043. Illd
AWO& It. letkfi itowl A. rMooltits lArk Phydionwhim. j

0 *two' t1wisto thm4ti, I" &roll are asoodsomot I., d,d .-I digoddooll. 4116.10 dorre..
00
Perk hot"N lkod abale, 1-1 a dier to( radkia F. 01114641.1 iso at. ivasww dow.I., .
1011mril 1~! Ow 1461W nw,141 surface. It In f"Mort Assum"I that the Ar"NIP is .00

it is-we Idd 4"nsal-le, ohdr, tbr rooilioulp In minvogly In-lartardl. The *I rifir r"wi
7

00 f too ny No
&tire I" unit *me 44 the voithodold, surker kads a mossimum valow
-l
ti
f fl
4
t
t
it
t
11
O
00
ood, 4
w noti
uc
ow
e.
v
h
ir
W
the vatlooftle Ventre, "lower 1 14
y $o
aftu"1141-010 "104"YOW 11W calculations are critically flootiodomil oildol,dor howitos .
0
%of alvidliroulily plemin"j. Tbp egret 04 surb fat-1446 MA the Aegis" in
wi
su
face is
th
t
f
k
t th
l
4 Goo
0 r
o ed-ow
-tv a
e
c
ertn
e ca
r
rat
v too

00 so*
1:0
0600000*9990090091~
OSS48,1 .10 OWN 0
a 4w
a to
0 a A ; a, IN 1 44 11~ too
0 0 0 0 0 : : ,
0 41 0 0 0 0 41 411 0 0 0 41 0 0 1061,
91"96*000900 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
v 1046 Avg "W#8146 we"I
IV's
go's
0o Ip
of c
oes
'see ii. r~i tw"!L
Poo
Tbwy sessaw 00
rAr &
go a .Imti CAM. (U. &
. vdwkms p wr
An4 a
0*9 k,.a C.". pamismi- -
JUP44
god wd 0 tubsk" sutg Ant dw 7u goo
00 ,patims derivqd 411 slim. I**
*".I 9"d SO-IMMINg TrN.0d!W13 .It. It.
00,0
*04 too
00"
imU
vkc. 00
6
Alk A
A 0*0
W, CO goo
ago
F.
See
O*e
f-7/,f 8*0
66e, logo
4*0
JL A 14 1 L A OPSUOMAL MUTWI CLAIWIC6111"
"Oe
loan tv"sjjww "W&AV woo,
Av Mm- -, 1 .141 on statil do am ago
.40040 -- -
MIN�R
0,6,80
-0 *see 0 -0 00*004)004*., 0040000000000000000000600

t5i Lill1rltvtv-k--~1--l-~r~41,~~likll;3i~sa~rlm~i~k~~a--x_-_--Vv-kitc
w
rQ
!9-84'. a-, ~? 61 ~Ik
Miio~ zi
RM
GOP
00 -00
F... j phr.
IWMI. V.X.1.3. so,
Go It. impabi
age
GO mod a
00'
00 T62 a 4980&
off-
W
00 see
see
006 to
loss"
00 to the
the
WIN
8411jawICAL 9 AD 4 Ilk
low
0-0 4
IL v
0000

felt
feel
fed
off
of :
It's
90
"U"Awn on betwegemos" "dases.
169. T=r. phys. Cbm..
UOKWW). J, VMS= i 20, 1441 -b-,
awan"d tbal The ad"
bird N b pmeibk to cak. tka bet wiva
bk-b
tbb vulor io 1. 0 the wwWke kmkm h
adow"irthr"m &dwvd by 1111% (CI-18,
UP toewrilrd witt the abow assamtka.
94.1ri-L 3a a
.00
so
-06
-00
000
ZOO
go*
off
too
000
00
00
u 0 w 0 slip is ir i i ip a it j i i i is it a 'irw i Is
0 oof *Is .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 00 0 0 4L

old metal Particles In an sloe-
MOFsment of Wid and Hq,
lf
A
d
ru"Mu~
.
.
iling drop
trip, Bold. it. cuffents of is

Unst, Pbz:. Che -9d--U-SJLJL..

947) "New. 11M.S.R.) 21, 953-00

In .d f. CA 40 XM4- 42. Ms.-
Z'
R
& ;A'
U
i
1
f
Wentel
d for
on POUR
4
o
quations on V
d Its

d
c arge
drT in electrolyte gntns. Depending ca the h
the viscmilles of Its sort ambient soln.
Vn I a drop
..
d ,
,
"Ib
of this main
the drops behave rItW ss~
cond
elec
.
.
.,
an
e
a liquid (i.e.. (here Is convection streaming In the mirface)
-or as a solid (no wnvection -in the surface).- This deduc.
tion Is In agreement with the date by Balch (CA 29
fwm;tl;~
ls
fo
o
lid
d
98129
~k
l
Sl
r
o
r
m
r fu
es are va
a
p
).
Tilloy. They agme with Kryn-
Ifit at the orifire 4 a ca
a'
13
41
11M)
ko
observations (C
1
1
.
.
.
. .
.
v
.
s

000 0000
000 0000,0,0:9090
A a u a
004,-
000
00 A
0061
0o;':
002.
00
0013
so
't I:
0:.3 it1
0
0
0OW
0
.0
0*0
-00
000
.too
goo
see
1-
.t00
goo
x
06
see
Iare 0
GOO
goo
m00
2041
moo
"oil-
NOWW"
61 Suffm (In lRutAtIon.)
j the MONSWIR"i-_hurmal FL2Ij,,k,,k-I KAIm"
Frurnkin anti Y-UT h 721, 'Oct- 1947,
1. . eh;;Istry). v.
(Journal of firlear
1" 1204. tangential
he inhibition oI
De"I"110 atheory tow betwren 2 liquids
njotion at the tOu"dar,,t. Chang" In Ur?.-'
1 .
of urface-active so tion 'rufftnts are fru%t
itration caug"I by convvc wtical. rnathernsfical
"4rughly c.nxidvrW. A tbeo
n.1y.I.
&L LITIN&TWI CLAIWI!fam
5 AT 41 it
0
0000 000000
0000 0 0 0_2_!~u
0 0 0 0 0 0 'a 00 0 0 0 0
60686000e 0000000000

An 1947
Slectrometallurgy
"The Motion of Uquid and Solid Metallic Particles
in Solutions of Zlectrolytes; III) General Theory,"
V, 1ATICh. 13 pp
"Zhur F12 Xhim" Vol M, No 6
Discusses: 1, the movement of liquid metallic
particles in an electric field; 2j Incompletely
polarized particles; 3, cataphoresis with
corrective electric flow; and 4j, fall of liquid
metallic particles in a field of gravity.

Ft~~
r.
4
1
&

,k
CL N N 4s.
A
A
~
~i
m "d 11"W aidd Wildso to
Noma" 04
I lot
so l
*b
V L
a tt
minklm wscl
td o dtVq Amb"O. A. I
116srawl
*A
lt
A
V
Ch
1
4
M
00 .
.
.
.
.
,.
1no. .
ow.,
r*
4

so a J. C"w- (USA R.) to. 1436-4iftli"Wim kuwanf;
C1.11 41. SIWA.-Tbt thrwr (d. C.A. Q. 21b&) &-
for Itat snow"oem of an Imalawc! dm I& an dre.

00 &W ts catew&cl to Include dmp cmwcte4 to an drevark.
1u raig d swim al the *w &Prn& an the pote"161
*0 Wit isdrtd. by The miumawirral the POINW-' see

00 dt.w. *ad an the nmwmmtl &Imms tbr drop
h
d

004 surfact wbirk or m function of The vk4fV on t
e
top.
'ruis thus@ cA-8 AS-AVOll MS. TAIlln &84 thUl MOW "US-
'

00
0 au the ewm-f-w4tace na-ves. The pWtut
I crolwat
b
d
h
k
d ' see
00 40 r
witbim the sults, swar the 4rop
cptn& us t
r
t
upb
Path aftow curivat " a" the ftwoy of the refuctble -ulf- 6
too

0 0aw* to difirreat Pons of the dmp*s cutbixk. Wlwa
see
11101 sdo, b 14wnd toy the sawfam mu"farou Of the amp.
valladet
b
th
AM Av
t6
ha
thi
t
o
w ar
e t
,
wrowt
wma
m $a
e
g.
y d
P
Mus" the 463etwom twt-ftma the ;~.
Aaj Or - e 0

406
rdAk Mai.
)

Wes
f lee
200
woo
8*0
too
~
ellall on a.. all l lam
"
;
0 ! 0 a I Ad 1 9 a ad 0 a a I IN 91 1 A a I I
a A x a it it r7lif are
0 0 0 41 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 411 0 0
j a 0
a 9 0-0 0 0

L-Zvlcrl, V. ld~-,

tX.
f
'K IL
M
iFA 5,16/9TY"
"Theory of Diffusion Kinetics of Ret6rogenspus chemiag]
prooeqns-4 n? Psaotions OoourrtM'oa t4a Bordaillue
Betvasn, the Solid and Idquid Mass During Turbulent.
Flov,- -T. leviobj -rust of Phys Chem, Aced Sol WSRp
Modacef",
"MiUr r1Z VAIMP VOLIM, So 6.
Disousess (2) tuz+ulsnt flow of liquids, (2) Wfuslon
ton 4 a 1!!oop 1pliRtep qmd (3) reactlca av suxofacea-"
Su$i00d7I&A47-'

J,
NX I
n A rJ 1 W4-1 L t,.j
UffICH, Y4
Jun
rilms., Idquld
Fluids - Diffusion
"Tbeory of Diffusion Kinetics of Heterogeneous Cbemd-
cal: Processes: ni, Reactions Occurring on the
Borderline Between the Liquid and Gaseous Tbases..'
V. -toevich, Inst of Phys Chem, Acad Sol WSR., Moscow.,
9
"Zhur Piz IhIx" Vol =, Wo 6
Discusses diffusion tovards a moving drop, dlesolTing
of a gas In a flowing fl2m of liquid, and cases of
tutbulant movemat la a film. 002itted 7 Jan 47.
56149moo

1.
- -- -1 -%-~ - ~Y-i-
ill. -o ~
I
I.. -A :.;

the strwiarv of thw wire. double 14"t 6% 4t.
I=iW,. At 171*11,111, sowing "WOUSIN The th"Pale. In
the *bmg -a wapfti& MONO=. the ellect W the "Wiest
#,,747 , as) the 'Ifurlare al #be dml4r SAY" as 10-1
,ff =t fitam ks apd, stniclum. d #be cuttrut-
,vmlwtw im wt w a wn oppught, to that of The charge
a Ito ekcuo&. It the cwmt coodudi" imat off 44
the am" f1v as the choice of the elrefrodr. their (It..
Illfw4two In the .1know put of the giamiale 14wr is Pit.
twtw4 bytimireatival, wbrematbrdiatilmosated lbr caas-
ruadwims ims fram6at baltsmatn"60M. M mat. rul-
test &W to &me thronk the #kvA4r 6w #Iwv4qm ea.
lam"SiAny with the p4calial at the Imanmuly twien to
11m, bri"witata wul tlw 414daw tmiti 4 the d4ail4c Mem
L4v", N tlw,"

us S R,
-6wodm wutks of Woe a, ~0-11 "m
Whion"a'sk 19.50, 103-20)(1951); cf.
The algolfimuce of the diffaflon thAmry fcw4
IRV
MIN
'1141-111"It, W INa
ft ull I'M -11"WIN l moffamw

12VION, V. G.
UMAPUineering - Wdromechanics 21 Jun 51
."Theory of Diffusion Processes in a Moving Liq-
uid (Hydrodynamics at High Prandtl Numbers),"
V. 0. Levich
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXXVIII, No 6, pp 1105-
1108
In addn to Levich's previous works, in which be
discussed quant theory of processee;of convec-
tive diffusion in liquids, here he emphasizes
inapplicability of analogy between dIffusion
and thermal cond for the case of liquids. Sub-
mitted by Acad A. N. Frumkin 4 MaY 51.
184T45

Th eat In
MORI
a
141M find N. N .*1.4y A
-31-Y YR. T9 UT-IWA 9 differtntial cquCk.
tie" of eoli;~tla diffusion. i,(&/Ox) + s(belby) - D(blrl
ayl), where D - diffusion coelf., u and P, tesp., are tile
tangential and the normal components 61 the Velocity of
flow of the liquid at the bounclary Is -%r, and c - the sin.
known concn. of the substance In the liquid, Is tolml undcr
the general bounduy condition IWO") - or; futthtr
Conditions are. C - Co at 7 - 46. And e - Ce at x - 0, 7 Pi 0.
The vvlocity components 11 and 9 am exprts" by pcnver
wits In y18, when & Is the thickness of the boundary
I In ttrms of new variables !I 4/3kzlle and s -
YlXx-111, the new function t4r. 1) t(x, y)lxllo sotk-
2
)TJO
fiti the equation (WO/Oss) + 0/20MC)
an/a4; its solit. leads to a soln. for c(s, (), and thence for
thellowj(x,y). Near the edgeof ibex, ypiane.-the Dow.
Is dttd. solely by the rate 0 a on. reac n;
Lfrom the . 9e, the rate Of transfer of the 2u tan" 0
an 1.1 th Nernst's
an Incr I prominent role. At -dame
elements of the diffusion War. the effective thick.
nasal Of t ndary diffusion I&)" TWICS to dif- i
t lAw9jk4IAe-r"t Port long of the x, I-p_ , a. N. __j

L61% V. 9, Flao-himl1twksys t1dradlaaaalka. Cftys-
k"Ou"furdrodyniunics.] 1zdatAkad.NaukSSSR,
T-331-
-711
l
M p W
.60 rub
m
oscow, 19S
PP
Ws tmk trtats, aspects of
-hydM),namics with which,
(or the niost part, a mathematician is not usually concenitd,
perhaps because they seldom come to hi-I attention. After
an Introductory diapter outlining the standard hydrody-
naMic theory. espeewly viscous flow, bmadary-layer
ttog, and turbulent flow, the following topics are treated,:

convective diffusion,
diffusion In a turbmlent flow; pamage
of rurrent through a solution of electrolytes: capillary
motion; trotion of drops and bubbles; motion of particles

on the surface of a fluid; motion &W diffusion in thin layers
of a liquid. Each,chapter is followed by a bibilography
(surprisingly, the work of-Gr6 - on the =6aft CL drogg
, N
Si6b
k SiSR
l
N
2W
X
AW
a
.
au
ran
e w
I
nt pp.
,
,
[
,
195^
h
MR IS
$9
W
li
i
t
d
Th
h
t
s
icecow,
4
not
e
e mat
rinat
en
,
).
,
1
methods are elementary and Intemt for a -mathematkian
will lie chiedy in the subjects treated. J. V. Wahai"dft.

MICK. T.O.; STAROOMRSKATA, Ts.L., redaktor; TUXARKIZA. N.A., takhniche-
"PWrodaktor.
[Introduction to st&tistio&l aech&nics) Vvedanis v statisticheskalu
fisiku. Isd. 2-s, perer. Xoakv&. Goo. lzd-vo tokWAko-toorst. lit-ry,
1954. 529 p. ()aaA 8: 1
(statistIO&I mah&"400)

h=
"try: ma chadatrr
s Pabe 22 27/44
AM
D"OUP B. Vs YAmbo Correspo of AG&4* of so. USSRp mad Levichp Ve Go
Title Theory of repelling forces in oloctrolyto IVero batsmen non-urdfomly
charged surfaces
Periodio4a Ddk. AN SM 98/6p 985-9990 October 21.. 1954
Abstr"t The davolopOOnt of-jai ion-oldetrostatic-theoryo regarding the repulsion
forces in electrolyte layers between uniformly and non-uniformly charged
surfacesp in discussed# The formulation of the first quantitative physi-
cale-theoz7p of the stability of Iyophobic colloids and dispersion systems,
is described, Formulasp determining the repulsion forces in electrolyte
layerej are includeds' light reforencebt 6-USSR and 2-USA (1937-1953).
Institution t Acadew of Sciencas-USSRs Institute of Physical Cheadstry
Submitted Jdy 72 2.954.

Chemistry- ---Physi-cal chemistry
2/1 Pab #722 -37/56.
V's 0,
TLUG u 'The
CIP Of 001-10ids in a turbulent liquid flow
theory Of CO&gUlAti
Dok
WSSSR-99/50 809-412p Doc 3.19 1954
Abstract The effect 'of turbulent -Mixin& On -the-rate of colloid coagulation Process nt
was investigated. The analyzed coaVlation mechanism may pl&y an imports,
role In the uase or aerosols sInce the diffusion coefficient of particles
in the air is approximtely 104 times greater thin in Ater. The tultulont
diffusion in only than greater than the Braunian %then the parUcies in-
volved have dironsions varying between 10-3 - 10~'4 cm. The effect of in-
gulation o!,
creased rate of flow ard imroased particle dimensions on the coar
00310idal ,rtielas is explained. Five referencos'. 4-USSR and 1-Gem.;an
11"o-1953T.
"Instituti(Mi
Presented, bys Academician A, 11, Frumkin,, July 17, 19,54

MW Physics Physical chemistry
Pub.22 -41/63
ftthors:- -1 t6iich 4X*
-A The the6ry-of -coagulation and pr4cipitatlewat aereeA- pwStates- fw&,-
turbulent gas flow. Coefficient of capturing aorosol parttelft
periodim-a IDok,,--AN.-SWR,. 99/6, l(U-1044i Doc 21, 1954
Abstract ITheorstica11 data are presented regarding the presence in agas flow of
large particles or drops which are capable of capturing aerosol particles
and the precipitation of aeroeol particles on solid surfaces. It ua3 found
that the mechanism of coagulation in the field of turbulent accelerations
is coftformable with the theory of gravitational coagulation. There is no
precipitation of aerosol particles in a turbulent flow when the rate of
their drop into the field of gravitation Is small in comparison with the
rate of the turbulent pulsations. The only possible exception could be the
zone of verywall interv.,%ls to the horizontRI solid surface where the
-turbulent flow of the liquid is decelerated. Eight USSR references (1946-
1954Y.
Institution:
'resented byt Academician Frumkin July 17, 1954

~ - -m-" ~ -1 "M
- ..., _i 9
t, ~'Il : ! I I J~p' m I I
I;~~ 11 ~',
I,~- I
i -mmml MEMm,-
,4
R