SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MALINOVSKAYA, N.P. - MALINOVSKI, Y.

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BRAZMUKOV, Vasiliy Timofeyevich. Prinimal uchastiya: KALINOVSKAYA,
inzh.. SKOBLO, A.I.. retsenzent; BOI&UM_K_07_Iff_- ~-.
retsenzant; 73PRialOVA, T.D., vadushchiy red.; KMINAO Z.A.,
takhn.red.
[Present-day units for manufacturing lubricating oils]
Sovremennye ustanovki dlia proizvodetva smazochnykh masel.
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tak-hn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi
lit-ry, 1959. 355 P. (MIRA 12:11)
(Lubrication and lubricants)

KALIHOVSKAYA. N.3.
C&SO Of MaSS attack of the population by the mite Dermanyagus av-iu=
et gallinas. Med.paraz. i paraz. bol. 25 no.3:270 J1-3 156.
(MIRA 9:10)
1, Iz parasitologicheskogo otdola Gor1kovskov basseynovov sanitarno-
apidamiologichookoy stantsii Yorkhne-Volshakogo vodzdravotdels
(glavnyy vrach L.B.Gurvich, zav. otdolom N.A.Patrushava)
(MITES)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1960, No. 5, p. 268, # nO29
AUTHORS, Petrenkc, I.P., Mallnovskaya, P.A.
TITLE-, The Effect of Annealing Ln Air Atmospherd on the Endurance 'Limit of
12 3 " (IMN3A),Zteel Subjected to Plastic Stretching
Ali
PERIODICAL.- Inform. materialy in-t s-Irr-It. mekhan. AN UkrSSR, 1959, No, 11,
pp. 86-89
TEXT,~ The autbovs studied the effect of annealing on T(jof 12KM3A steel
(0.17%.C) subjected to preliminary plastis deformation. Specimens, preliminarily
3old-hardened by stret,3hing to a relative elongation 6 , equalling 1.8, 9 and 13%,
were subjected to fatiWie tests with symmetrical circular bending on a HM (NU)
machine. The specimens of the first series of experiments were tested without
any heat treatment after ~old-hardenlng. The specimens of the second series were
annealed at 5500C in air atmosphere after cold-hardening, The test results are
presented in a 6~r Egraph. It was established that 6, at t up to 2%, decreased
in both tests with higher F_ ; it increased again if it attained the
initial value if Anneaiing cf specimens-with < 5-6%, reduced 6'(.J
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The Effect of Annealing in Air Atmosphere on the Endurance Limit of "12XH 3A"
(lMiN3A) Steel Subjected to, Plastic Stretching
but raised 64 if & )- 5-6%. The deirease In q'4&f ter annealing is explained by the
harmful effect of oxidation on the properties of surface layers of the spe,"imem',
Annealing of the specimens in a N2 atmosphere dres not cause softerIng of the metal
surface layers and increases 6"~,ron the wh~Dle range of F- from 0 to 11%.
S. G.
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MALIKOVSKILYA, S. YA.
NAIINCVSKAYA, S. YA.: "Childbirth with preparletal pret:entation of the
head (asynclitism)." Seccrid Moscow State Medical In-t ireni I. V.
Stalin. Moscow, 1957. (Dissertation for the Degree of
Candidate in Medical Science.)
So: Knizhnaya letopisIt No. 371, 1956. Moscov.

MALINOVSKAYA, S.Ya., aspirant
a ai~i ment of the angle of pelvic Inclination in obstetrics beith
summary in English]. Akash. I gin. 33 no.3:47-49 My-Je 157.
(HLRA 10:8)
1. Is kliniki akusherstva I ginekologit (zav. - prof. I.Y.Zhordania)
lechebnogo fakullteta II Hoskovskogo meditsinskogo inatituta Imeni
I.V.Stalina,
(PSLVINETRY
angle of pelvic inclination (Rue))

MIALINOVSKAYA, S.Ta.
Deliver7 in anteroparietal presentation (as7nclitism) [with an-ary
in English]. Akush. i gin. 35 no.1:45-51 cTa-F '59-
(MIRA 12:2)
1. rz kafedry akaaherstva i glaskologii (sav. - prof. 1.F. Zhorda-
uiya) lechebnogo fakml'teta II Moskovskogo meditsinakogo instituta.
(LABOR PRESENTATION,
asyncilitism, management (Rue))

MALINOVSKAYA, T. A. Cand Tech Sal -- (diss) "Study of the Effect
t 1~kklll
of t* 'Struct-u-pe--a Sedimen~Abh the Rapidity of Industrial
I -
RX Filtration." Mos, 1957. 14 pp 22 am. (Min of Higher
Education USSR, Mos Chemic". Inst im D. I. Mendeleyev),
100 copies (KL, 25-57, 113)
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KAFAROT, T.T.; MALI OYMCAYA, T.A.
I
Investigating the effect of cake stmeture on vjlocity of industrial
filtration. Khim. nauka I Prom. 3 no.1:133-134 58, (MIRA 11:3)
1. Koakovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut im. D.I. Kendeleyeva.
(Filters and filtration)

MALINOVSKAYA, T.A.-,-kand. takhn. nauk
Thickening of dispersed pigment suspensions by means of a temPorarY
aggregation with polyacrylamide. Kbim. prom. no. 2:113-115 F 161.
(MIRA 14:4)
(Pigments) (Acrylamide)
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ii ~ - ~ . I I - ~ ~- ~ I.i - - ~' - .1 .

GOLIDFARB, 14.1.; HUJNGVSKAYA, T.A.-, kaad.tekbn.nauk-
Use of an''cutomated filter press for the separation of dye
suspensiouB. BIjm*prom* aoo6s420-424 le 161* (MIM 14.- 6)
(Filters and filtration) (Dyes and dyeing)

G. A.
-I W SHCHERBAKOVA, M.Ye.; YELISEYEVA,
Increasing the concentration of pastes of highly dispersed
pigments with the aid of electroosmosis. Khim. prom. no.2:
100-105 F 163. (MIRA 16:7)
(Pigments) (Electroosmosis)

MALINOVSKAYA, T.A.
Choice of the mechanical equipment for the separation of sus-
pensions in the aniline dye industry. KhIm. prom. 40 no.11:
828-834 N 164 (MIRA 18-.2)

NEFEDOVt G.A.; MALINOVSKAYAf T.A.
Continuous measurement of the volume oP filtrates during
filtration. Khim. prom. 41 no.59387-388 My 165.
(MIRA 1826)

MALINOVSKAYAP T.A., kand.tekhn.muk
Means for intensify the filtration processes of highly dispersed
suspensions. Xhim. i neft. mashinostr. no.9:13-15 S 165.
(MIRA 18:10)

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AU~:'FIORS,s Keys, N.V.; Zhukov, D.G.; Malinovskaya, T.I.; Vikharev, A.M.
Tl-T,LEi Using Wooden Frames in Electric Steel Pourlng
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1961, No. 1, PP. 38 - 39
IF-V:. At the end of 1957, the Chelyabinakly metallurgicheskiy zavod (Chel-
yabinsk Metallurgical Plant), in cooperation with the TaNIlChM introduced a new
for producing UIX15 (ShKhl5) grade ball bearing steel, applying lower
~emperzaturev for the liquid metal (before pouring 1,530 - 1,5500C Instead of 1,56D
1'59000, This improved the qtiality of the metal as regards non6metallic In-
Pburing was carried out with skin-formation at the metal surface when
the lower third of the ingot mold was filled. However, the new method increased
the surface defects of the new metal producing distortions on the ingot, flaking
and cracking in the rolled product. The rate of rejects due to surface defects
In ths metal poured at 1,530 - 1,5500C was 1.47% as compared to 0.21% of the con-
venticnal metal. When the causes of these surface defects were investigated it
was found that the distortions occurred mainly in that part of the ingot which
corresgrxded to the reduation of the metal flow speed during pouring for the pur-
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pose of skin formation. To eliminate these surface defects it was decided to put
wooden frames in the ingot molds and to fill the lower part of the ingot mold
rapidly, then slowing down the pouring speed and increasing it again when filling
the upper third of the Ingot mold. The use of wooden frames reduced the percent-
age of rejects due to surface defects to 0.08% as compared to 1.47% in metal
poured without wooden frames. The new method has been applied also for trans-
former steel and It was possible to reduce the percentage of surface defects in
,~hle steel from 2.5 to 0.5% using wooden frames in the ingot molds.
ASSOCIATIONx Chelyabinskly metallurgicheskly zavod (Cheiyablnsk Metallurgical
Plant)
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aAVITSKIY, Ye.M.; KBU, N.V.;, POPOV, V.F.; LYUBIMOV, V.N.; ZHUKOV, D.G.;
MALINOVSKAYA, T. I.
Effect of rare-earth metals on the properties of staWess steel.
Izv. AN SSSR. Otd. tekh. nauk. Met. i &-re delo no,.1:133-137 J&-F 163.
(MIRA 16-3)
(steel, Stainless-Mtallura) (Rare earth metals)

MUKOW, D.G., inzh.; KEYS, N.V.., inzh.; MALINOVSKAYA 7.1. inzh.; GOLIKOW,
YO.S.P inzh.
Improving the procedure foV makin 18WIVA steel. Stall 23 no.4:
I
328-330 Ap 163. (14MA 16:4)
(Chromium steel-Metallurgy)

44350-66 EWT(m)/EWP(t)/ET1/EWP(k)
C NR. A "6 F2 6 1-0
JJP(c) JD/111W
SOURCE CODE: UR/0182/66/000/004/0017/0019
AUTHOR: Chernyavskaya, S. G.; NIalinovskaya, T. L; Moshkevich, L. D.; Lizhdvoy, R.
ORG: none
TITLE: Effect of the flowsheet of technological deformatio., d of the regimes of heating-
?n
and homogenizing on the structural banding of Sh1QA5 steel _I
SOURCE: Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodst-vo, no. 4, 1966, 17-19
TOPIC TAGS: machine steel, metal grain structure, metal rolling, metal forging,
homogenization heat treatment / ShKM5 machine steel
ABSTRACT: The problems of maximizing the homogeneity of the structure and properties
of metal are particularly acute as regards the special steels used in the machine building
industry: by way of an example, the authors consider the effect of various schemes of deform-
ation (rolling, forging, ete.) on the development of coarse structural banding in ShKhl5
steel (1. 00% C, 0. 018% P, 1. 43% Cr, 0. 006% S, 0. 28% Si, 0. 11% N1, 0. 35% Mn, 0. 11% Cu),
since such banding affects adversely the quality of this steel. Experimental investigation of I
various types of deformation and heat treatment and homogenizing established the following:
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structural banding of rolled stock is not reduced by forging It into a square shape or by its
hot upsetting. On the other hand, the homogenizing of 140x140 mm billets in laboratory con-
ditions at 1160*C for 10 hr reduces the extent of structural banding from 3. 5-4. 5 to 2. 0, and
for 20 hr, to 1. 5. Homogenizing at U60*C for 2 hr with respect to the ingots obtained from a
vacuum arc hLrnace reduces the extent of structural banding from 3. 5 to 1. 5 in rolled stock
of 38 mm diameter. Re-heating of intermediate 180x180 mm billets during the forging of the
ingot into l40xl4O mm square shape reduces the extent structural of banding, but it is techni-
cally not as omvenient as the homogenizing of Ingots combined with their heating prior to
forging. Orig. art. has: 4 figures, 2 tables.
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RDZ3NSHTl:LkUKH. L.S., kandidat neditainskikb nauk; KUZNETSOV, I.D.,
kandidnt meditsinskikb nauk; 'HALINOVSKAYA. T.N.
Method and technic of directed bronchography. Test.rent. i rad.
no.4:78-83 JI-Ag '55. WLRA 8:12)
1. Iz kafedry rentgenologii (zav.-prof. Yu.N.Sokolov) TSentrall-
nogo institute, usovershenstvovaniya vrachey (dir. V.P.Lebodeva)
i 1-y khirurgicheskoy kliniki (zav.-zagluzhennyy dayatell nauki
prof. B.E.Ltoerg) Moskovskogo oblastnogo nauchno-isRIedovatell-
skogn klinicheakogo instituta imani M.F.Vladimirskogo (dir. P.M.
Lsonenko)
(BRONCHI. radiography
bronchography, directed, methods & technic)
I

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SULFOIODOL
"Guided Bronchography with Suifoiodoi", by Candidate of Medical Scien-
ces L.S. Rozenshtraukh, Candidate of Medical Sciences I.D. Kuznetsov
and T.N. Malinovskan, Chair of Roentgenoiogy (Head - Prof. Yu.N. Soko-
lov) of the Centrai Lnstitute for the Advanced Training of Physicians,
Vestnik Orto-Rino-Laringologii, No 3, May-June 1957, PP 100-103.
The authors report that contrast bronchog-raphy has been used in the
Soviet Union for the past 30 years and list many Soviet scientists who
contributed to the development of this method. However, the develop-
meent of thoracic surgery and the consequent necessity of improving dLa-
gnoses have posed new and more complex problems before researchers.
On the basis of over 1,000 bronchographies made in the Clinic of
Thoracic Surgery, headed by Prof. B.E. Linberg, the authors developed
the socalled guided bronchography by means of which any part of the
bronchial tree may be filled with contrast medium without changing zhe
position of the patient.
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SULFOIODOL
The authors strove to simplify the an-~sthesia and to improve the qua-
lity of the contrast media used in the bronchography. They found that
lation vith a mild 1% soiution -,f
the best method of anesthesia is inhaL -
Dicaine*, vith the addLtl~3n Df a swi- airy)unt. ~-)f a 5% soLuti-In f ni),,Ir,-
caLne. This, as a rule, brings about the complete (11!3appearance if
cough reflexes; the anesthesia last3 abo,it 30 minutes.
A guided catheter is then introduced. A nylon thread is affixed to
the end of the catheter, enablin.- the suz-JeOn to ~~uide it properly
throue~i the X-ray screen. A metailic tube is inserted in the catheter
for better visibility. The authi)rs consider the mandrins used in the
West to guide catheters as complLcatin~~ bronchography.
As a contrast medium, the authors selected sulfoiodol, which is a
suspension of sulfanilamides in iodized oil and which, accordin-g to
them, is a safe and effective means of obtaining better bronchogram
and avoiding the retention of contrast medium in the lungs. Other me-
dia proposed during recent years in the West, like ioduron B, perumbra-
dyi, dionozyl, aqueous suspension of barLum, etc., are, accordi-ng to
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9ULFOIODOL
the authors, irritating to the bronchi and not of sufficient contrast.
* / A Russian name for Pontocaine Hydrochloride (Winthrop),
7
Tetracaine hydrochloride, U.S.P.j
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CHIMAKOVA, V.I.-. MOOVSKAYA, T.N.
Gharl-e in some Awct"ons of the g&qt-rointe-;itLnal tral-,t in
0
childrents diseases. l1rudy Yrol. na7uch. 8otr. MONIKI no.l:
95-100 159 (141RA 16 -.11)
1. Tz pediatricheakoy klimiki (zav.prof. M.I.Tlevskiy) Mos-
kovskogo riblastnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo kLinicheskogo
instituta imeni TLadimirskogo i kafedry rentgenologii (za-v.
prof. Yu.N.Sokolov) TSentre-llnogo irstituta usovershenstvo-
vaniya vrachey.

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DMILINg A.A.; LUKASH9 N.I.; HALMOVSKAYA, T.Ya.; SKVIRSK.IYA, K.B.;
I ANMOT9 V. D. ; 'SHM;-#iRA--q da.-- ,
Condition of the nervous system in subjects work mg with radio-
active substances* Haderade 5 no*5:37-43 160, (MIRA 13:12)
(MMVMS SYSTM) (RAMACTIVITY-PHYSIOLOGIU,

MALINOVSKAYA, V.D.
Late Cambrian nautiloids of the Lesser Karatau. Pale)nt.
zhur. no. 106-62 164. (MIRA '70)
1. Kazakhakiy politekhnichem4y institut.

MALINOVSK&YA, V. K.--
"Roentgenodiagnosis of Dead Intra-uterine Fetus,"
SO: Akusher. i Ginekolp No. 6, 1949. Cand. Medical 6ci., Nor., Moscow Oblast Sci.
Res. Inst. Obstetrics & Gynecology, -c1949-. Deputy Dir on the Scientific Work,
Prof. Mikhaylov

KALIHOTSKAYA, T.K.. kandidat meditsinskikh nauk
~Roeu~tgeno examination of forms of the small pelvis in
obstetrics. Akush. t gin. 33 no.2:16-21 Kr-Ap 157. (KlaA 10:6)
1. Is Koskovskogo ablastnogo nauchno-isaledovatpllskogo Instituts
akusheratva t ginekologii (dir. - zaaluahennyy vrach HSFSR O.D.
Katapanova, nauchuyy rukoyoditall - prof. V.P.Kikhaylov)
(PZLYIS. radiography
minor pelvis in obstet.)

HALYI[OVSKAYA, V.K., kand.med.riauk
Anatomical che-ges of the posterior wall of the true pelvis, the
sacrum. in X-ray pictures [with summary in Paglish]. Akush. i gin.
34 no.1:32-35 Ja-If 158. (MIRA 11:4)
1. 1z Hoskovskogo oblastnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta
akushoretva i ginekologii (dir. - zaaluzhennyy vrach RSFSR O.D.
Hatspanovs, nauchnyy rukovoditell - Drof. V.P.Mikhaylov)
(SACRUH, radiography
in polvimetry (Rus))
(PELVIKMY
sacrum x-ray in (Rus))

MALPIOVSKAYA, V.S. (Kiyev)
Electrocardiographic changes in experimentally induced acute
tonsillitis in dogs. Pat. fiziol. i eksp. terap. 6 no.6-68-69
N-D162 WIM 17:3)
1. Iz Ukrainskogo instituta klinicheskoy meditsiny imeni
Strazhesko ( dir. - zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki prof. A.L.
M,ikbnev).

MALINOVSKAYA, V.S.
.I-
Functional state of the myocardium following angi-na (electrocardiographdc
data). Vrach. delo 4:45-47 Ap 162. (MIRA 15;5)
1. Kafedra terapii II (zav. - prof. A.L.Mikhnev) Kiyevsko.go instituta
usovershenstvovaniya vrachey.
(HEART-MUSCLE) (THROAT-DISEASES) (ELECTROCLUIOG-APHY)

RAMOVSKATA,, V.S.
Remote results of the ftmetional state of the myocardium in persan3
having had angina; electrocardiographi., data. Vrach.delo no.203-
35 F 163. (KMA 16 15)
1. Kafedra terapii II (zav. - prof. A~L. Mikhnev) Kiyevskogo
instituta, usa7ershenstvovaniya v-rachey.
(TMSILS--DISWES) (R=4ATIC MRT DISEASE)
(ELECTROCARDIOGRAM)

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i AUTHOR: Vanag, K. A.; Malinovskaya, V. V.; Bychkova, Ye. K.
ORG: Inatituto of Virology im. Do Is Ivanovokiyo AMN SSSRO Mo9cow
(Institut virusologii AMN SSSR)
TITLE: Dynamics of changes in nonspecific phosphatases in the central
nervous system of white mice infected with an acute human encephalo-
myelitis virus
SOURCE: Voprosy virusologii, no. 5, 1966, 564-570
TOPIC TAGS: central nervous system, cerebellum, animal experiment,
ribonucleic acid, virus disease, enzyme activity
ABSTRACT: The dynamics of changes in brain tissue phosphatases in micel
infected with acute human encephalomyelitis virus (Reznik strain) were i
studied. A histochemical study of the cerebellum (large neurons) and
hippocampus (Purkinje cells) of experimental animals showed the follow-
ing changes in cytoplasm as encephalomyelitis infection developed: 1)
the activity of acid phosphatase was intensified; 2) the intensity of
the alkaline phosphatase reaction decreased; and 3) the RNA reaction
decreased sharply in intensity. Orig. art. has: 2 figures. [W.A. 50)
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MUKH,UIEDZHANOV, M., student; TURULINA, T., studentka; PAVLOVA,
studentka; PARSHAKOVA, V., studentka; SUTBAYEV, S., student;
SIDOROV, V., student; I_NDRUS_F/ICF, V., student-, BAYISIOV, A.,
student; ABRAMIOVICF, B., student; MALLIOVSKAYA, Ye., stuclentka;
GUDOCHKINA, L.M., assistent
Mineralogical characterisites of loess of Alma-Ata Province. Sbor.
nauch. trud. haz GMI no.19:159-163 '60. (141RA 1j:3)
(Alma-Ata Province--Loess)

CHMYSHMV, V.F., HALIKOVSKAYA. Yo.
K.B. Pokotilov; an obituax7. OrtoD.travm. i nrotez. 19 no.3:96
MY-Jo 158 (MIRA 11:7)
(POKOrILOV, KONSTANTIM EVONOBVICH. 1994-1957)

MALINGIVSKAYA, Ye.F., GONG~LAREPJKG, K.M.
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Greating new advanced machinery for chemical indil-~~trieq.
Standartizatsiia 29 no.6.26-17 Je 165. (,14UtA I a. 12 /
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy in-stitut T),-) normall-
z-ataii v mashJnostroyenii.

(111ALIKOVSKM Y8, L, lie's -
PWAREFF (V. 9) & 31ALIMOVIKATA (31MIC E. S.). CeXCWM SPOON
Ilmentutu Ita YMA"Doen K 4yzapito3y. (Selection a( spring
Wheat foe resiAtance to fusario%isj,-CeAmqxx v cexemoodemso
(Mtdian & &%rd Gmuing), J939, 8. pp. 13-18, 1939.
In an investigation on the cause of the low rate of emergence of
spring wheats in the Moscow r*on, infection with species of Fumarium
(including mveral forms from the section Skyaou. F. oWntomm, anti
F. atymmo) was found to be a (actor of the greatest importance,
Of the species concerned F. awaaceum is considered to be the most
dangerous. The results of breeding work encourage the hope that the
Fawrium problem can be watrafted by the selection of resistant
varieties. High resiAtme was obtained in hybrid 110 (Vorn the crass
Local Norwegian x Blue Stem, and hybrid 68 from the cross Hiltururn
321 x 11arquL4, both of which gave good yields. the yield percentagm
for 1938 being 14T-6 anti 127-8 as compared with 100 for the standard
variety Lutokvnx OWA.

& 8.), TM brooding of " Wheaft
P14ARVV (V. I,. -.-NODS"
ndstut to ratafftIL-TP. /[Witt. 3fPM. X6J. WVPWAO-W. Hator. frra".
Insc Grain Fwj *oA4jW*-wd US(rj. 1941, 10, pp. .35-M. 1941. fi`!*Msizd~
Alm. in 11(jul lirrol. Abor., xv. 1, pp. 39-01, 145.)
The infestation of the soill round Moscow by Fasarium tuvwWom. F. Cw1worum,
and F. Spit. of the Elerns section, the first-named being the most virulent, consti-
tutes a wrious ol,"tacle to spring wheat cultivation. The fungi may either he
present in the seed at riowing time or attack the young shoots on emergence.
Prelude anti certain varieties froin eastern Riberia were. found to be reakant to
the former type of illfection and IIvbfid KO (the offimpring of a rexijitant local
Norwegian Arm and the American Blue Stem) anti Diamond to the latter, whiff
Milturum 321 was highly resistant to thesecond and moderately so to the first.
In the resktant varieties infection uniformly occurred at the base of the plants,
but never extended beyond the cob-optile and did not involve the ruots. In the
case (of sumeptilole varieties, the plarts were either killed (or unade poor growth
%ithout tillers. depending almost exclusively on their primary roots and often
devoW of grain in the eAr. FAtir 10owing at low temperatur", the use of larg'M
."Is, anti careful attention to cultural methods Lire important factors in tha
reduction of Fustiriurn infection.
(An expsuded summitry of this paper, filed at the Imperial Bureau of Plant
Breeding, Cambridge, presents in tabular form some further information on the
effec,t of the pathogens on germination, the relation of %irulcnce in F. arendorum
to soil temperatures, the comparative gmininative capacities of refistant and
su-wriotibIr varieties, anti other aspects of the problem.)

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mvucmttd acidii, of which ot fraction be MI-S". d!* putified soolt gly" m4qv stable faroolulAtitmA. t1ut ti" vi,
0.9 Mit, wtool. wt. =2. was used to prep. the At salts a%'- cnoitr Incocase is much anAller; Chu% opitullor ull (WWO
caroling to 3RC(hil + 3K0II + KAI(FAX)t ~ AI(Ch- %tcAr at 311') gave the ItAl"witig value* (in "dkew
C.R). + 2K4;.O.. The P-c-fuct ba,l the aPPearallce Of I AMM with 0.504'-. 1. 13" with I Ar~, 1 .0724 with 1.597c..
-and 2.15W with 2.0r; additive. white the last scoln., ifirrrd
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MALINOVSKAYA, E. V.
"Aluminum Naphthenates,"
SO: Zhur, Prik. ?4iim.,20, 1947.

GLADNWA. A.N.-, GTAZW, R.A.-, GUREVICH, U.S.- H&LINOVSK&YA, Te.Y.
-
. .
Chemical conposition and ph7sical propertiee of rs~--ae t7peg of raw
meMe-rf-at-for h7dr6I79I-a.--ftdroliz 1 leeokbin.pron. 1.2 no.4:
17-20 '59. (MM 12:8)
1. Krasnodarek-iy gidrolizW zavod.
(Krasnodar-Sydrolysis)

GIMAERG,j VA., inzh.; 13ROPPUTiJu.A., inzb.; KIRSMAN, R.V., inzh.;
MALINOVSKAYA Z.N. --iiW'j-TRMTMVA, T.P., inzh.;
ah.
Large-bloak-Mdte-of-electric power supply equipment for
agriculture. Elektrotekhni4 U do.11:1-7 N 163.
(MIRA 17:2)

I -_ -_
- 111"i, .1.
"Ultra sho rt-,,.rave oscillators."
itadio, ~;ofira, Vol `, "o 2, 1954, p. 28
30 : ~Iastern c-,_tropean Acce5sionS Lis-, V)i 3, i-l'o 1.,, ~ct 1~~54, Lib. of Cor.~-7es_=

MALLNOVSKI, A.
Utilization of the R~i,) in "'eteorology, Ministi-y of Communication, i.;'12:16:Dee. 51,

A.
Marek 1?54. Ministry of Gommunication, 17'12:1~:Dec. 54

1,ULINOVSKI, A.
The "Orion" 519 8 ~our-Tube '3unerheterodyne Battery Reediver. Ministry of
Communication, #12:19:Dec. 54

M.'~LEP'~VSFI, A.
Philins 50 B 290. Ministry of Corm-=ir-,ation, r'r12:19:Dec. 54.

M,AJ,DIGVSKI, A.
rr
The "Moskvich" Radio Receiver. Ministr-I of Communication, -"12:21:Dec. 54

MALINOVSKI, AL.
The Radiosconde of the "Molchanov" System. "RADTO" Ministry of
Communications, #7-8:29:Aug. 55

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MALINOVSKI, A.
The amateur vacuum-tube voltmeter. p. 9~0.
RADIO. Vol. 5, no. 2, 1956
Sofiia, Bulgaria
SOURCE: East Suropean Accessions List (EEAL) Library of
Congress, Vol. 6. No. 1, January 1957,

MALIV01VKI, A.
Y,ALIVOV3KI, A. Radar set for deter-ining the Airection and the velocity of high -
winds. P. 46. to. 4, 1956 KITIDP.OLCrj!IA I ~ETEEOFMCGIIA. Soflia, Nigaria
SCURCE: East European Accessions Idst (HAL' voi 6. No. 4 April 1957

RALINOW-KI, A.
Mistakes in determining high-velocity wind by rader. p. 55.
(Khidrologhia I Meteorolopiia, No. 5, 1956, Bulgziria)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no.6, June 1957, Uncl.

MALUTOVSKI, A.
Measuring with IRC amateur vacuumtube volt-meter. P. 36.
(Radio, Vol. 5, no. 12, 1956, Bulgaria)
.50: Monthly List of East European Accessions (ZEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 6, June 1957, Uncl.

MALIWVSKI, A.
Vacuum tubes and crystal detectors. p. 13-
(RADIO I TELEVIZIIA, Vol. 6. no. 5, 1957, Sofia. Bulgaria.)
SO: Monthly List of East %-ropean Accessions (EEAL) L.C. Vol. 6, no. 12, December 1957 Uncl.

T'ICIISFI, A.
"On metnods of measuring ni-i-. -,;inus b-j means ra(iar
KI'-Ljm-LCGITA I Safiia, aui-,aria., No. 6, .-158
Montkily list of LAST -EURCFI~~-' AGCi;SSI,II'5 JLC, Vol. 8, 7, Jujy Unclas

29707
3/16/6 1/000/008/017/0-13
o A006/AIOI
AUTHORS., flalinovskil, Al'., Yo_?-d3.n3--4, D.
TITLE: Eleczrio dlla~;ant-r:3cor~dlng -~r-4-mome-trs a t-r-irmistor reselve:'-
PERIODI "Al, Refevatirayy zhurnal, Geotizika, no P., i9rt-, 9-',), abst-ract, %82
("Kh1drol, I i960, no. Bligarllanl P',.issian
and Engl-Ish summary)
PbO and CUO thermistors of
TEXT An investigation was made of NIO, M1203,
0.4 to 0.7 mm in d1ameter with pla'~.!_num ele-'-zodev of O,i no In diameter,
was found that the thermistors were most -,Lznatable during the first days aftar
their manufaratura and that oaly 6 montb_~~ la'-~r they were sul-labl~ for measure-
ments. Howevar, even after one year, tha non-stability of 4~hermistors is praserv-
ed to a oertain degree, probably, on a~-.oour,', of the wurfaoe conductivity caused
by air moist-are, The non-sttilliit-y de:~r5aeeB if the therml3tor is covered with
insulation ~arni6h about 0.1 mm tj~lzk. "Driermistore of the same ma~.erlal have
similar calibration ourves shl!'T6d In rr--2pe,-t toeach other. 11he ooefficients of
inert,la of -.he thermis~ore Investigated are within a range of (),8 to _2 sac.
during a calm. was founct, experirm~n7a-y -,rzL+; tht sph-?~ric-
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3/i6976-, /000/008/0,7/,1153
Elg,:-tr-lc distar,~.-ra,_-ording A000-11., A 10 1
thermistors Era taea-~ed -.r urid
of -.-.he surrc
Lng a-'r at a tft-ed voltage o.f - to 3
m2, ~.na a- ow rrod-~nsd
th. ne
through the 1--_ mr-d '5 rrrn lengtL7) -',.3
approxi,mately -~wic.*_ as ragn aii tna-~ CX-
-,hang_q, To obtain a llnesr C;:% t."IF -82'_StaT_Ce 2
methods were de-~re,' o~ 30 - 4J, :7 :f
the scale is ot'a:Ln-n~d wiln the a!,' of a ard o-y tnt~ s~--_cnd Trethod
0,
within 100 - 120 , or. tne 9.ial~ - wl-In ~-.re ald cl' a lo-aar' ~t~mi
amp,1"Ier. in
the rewultt.TLg the nor,-!Iaaarl~y the 6:aLle Is exprt4a~=ed by the Percentage
of sensitivity at. the ends of th~3 scalet rpela,~i,~e to tnat Ir the
middle of the s:~aie. Compo-up-d systems are a_~so_givef, t_-, ob-tain maxiffrum
ty of measurements BA, a d-flnl_-.,~ maximum -le riaa7 diifus',on- iz,. trp
measurinc, alroult.
M. Jolltemnz
[Abstracter's note _,Gmpirete ranslatlo:~]
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S/101 62/000/007/089/'149
D228YD307
AUTHOR: Malinovski, Al.
TITLEi Superregenerative radar responder
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 7, 1962, 11-129
abstract 7B61 (Tr. In-ta khidrol. i meteorol., 9,
1960, 143-156)
TEXT: A two-tube superregenerative radar responder, intended for
mounting in pilot balloons, is described. The circuit works on
frequencies of 550 - 735 c/s and ensures 'a wind observation ra,,-,ge
of up to 50 km. The high-frequency generator is.assembled on a
6C-1)j(,(6S1Zh) tube, a coaxial line being employed as the oscillato-
ry circuit. A superating voltage with a frequency of 700 kc/s is
developed by an auxiliary generator, assembled on the'second tube.
Owing to the fact that the duration of the radar's main pulse is
greater than the distance between the super splashes, the answer
signal, expressed in the increase of the super noise amplitude,
-is recorded during each cycle of the station's operation. The
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Superregenerative radar responder D228/D307
responder has a high sensitivity to interrogation signals, varying
from I.x 10-9 to 5 x 10- 9, and a pulse reply power of 0.3 W.
under different - :supply i~~ons. Detailed data about -the
deviations of the circuit's main parameters, when the charging
voltages varl!, are presented as tables. The responder's weight
(without power-supply sources) is 300 9. Z-Abstracter-'s note:
Complete translation._.7
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40231
D228/D307
AUThORS: Simidehiev, D. and Malinovski, Al.
TITLE: Radar observations and-their application in meteoro-
logy
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 7, 1962, 7-8, ab-
stract 7B43 (Tr. In-ta khidrol. i meteorol., 9, 1960,
181-240)
TEXT: The first part of the review contains a brief description of
the working principle and the block layout of the radar station, as
well as a derivation of the basic radar equation.determining the
power of the target-reflected signal. The second part considers the
radar properties of reflecting objects. Expressions are cited here
for the effective reflecting surface of water, ice, and metallic
spherical particles, whose diameter is much smaller than the wave-
length; a plane surface; a cylinder; large spheres; and a corner
reflector. The magnitudes of the radar sections of different types
of airci~aft are also given. Screens, used in meteorologic practice,
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Radar observations and ... D228/D307
are briefly described in the third part. Radar methods of measuring
the wind by means of parasitic reflectors and transportable pilot
balloons are described in the fourth part,'which also indicates the
principles of selecting reflectors and pilot*balloons. The fifth
section is devoted to cloud system observations. Here the authors
state the results of the theory of radar signal reflection from the
multiple target that clouds represent. Since the ratio of the power
of the signal received to the power emitted (P,/P,.) is proportional
6,
to In iai Where ai is the radius of the drops, the authors conclude
that P r/Pt = A142 , where k = const. and M is the water content of
the cloud; they also denote that according to the experimental data
Pr/Pt = (conat/r 2 ).M1-5. Thus, radar observations allow one to mea-
sure the water content of clouds and to construct sections with iso-
lines of equal water contents A reflected signal's polarization
properties are considered in the.Bame section on the basis of work
by Langleben and Gunn (1952) and by No Labrum (J. kppl. Phys.j 25p
-1952). The section ends with a description of )a bright band, oharac-
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Radar observations and ... D228/D307
terizing the oresence of a layer of melting crystals (when they
descend below the zero isotherm), and of the corresponding increase
in the reflected signal's power. The sixth section is devoted to
a description of echoes from different meteorologic objects -- VY
clouds, a cold front, gust lines, typhoons, etc. Z-Abstracter's ..
note: Complete translation._,7
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VALINOVAII .
"RC-oscillator circuit." Vol. 3, No. 5/6, 195,4, P-39. Radio, Sofiya
SO: Eastern -Suror,ean Accessionj Ljz3t, Vol. 3, Nc. 11, hov. 1954, L.~.

YIALITIOV~I-Kl, G.
&Ecillator with a transfcrmer ccnnecticn. n. 1Y,
0
Vol. L, nc . 1955
F-,iL!C
Cof,*v , Bulgaria
a
..~o: Lastprn Europe-tin Acccs2icr. 5 NO. L Ar-, I

MALIlOVSKI, G.
Noisless Tuning (Automatic lipplification Control).Itadio Engineering, #6:1'7:
June 55

MALMOVSKI, G.
Driver Stage with Transf ormer Coupling. I'RA.DIO'I Ministry of Communications,
#7-8:56:Aug. 55

MALIKOVSKI, G-, inzh
Computing output transformers. Radio i televizila 10 no.11/12:
361-364 '61 -

I.; D,~*rj!;'~7S,'!, 7.
117-valuation of the Concentr-t--o~~ and thc Potential Fall in th,-:? Diffusion Layer
- 9
by Cathodic i,-)n. " -%. h, nr,. 1. jan./--ar. 19~1 1
Iolarizat- .1-1 1 1; %
So: '.i'nth,-j List ~)f ~--ast 7-urODean !.ccesFziosn, ';ol. -1, ;!~o. 5, Alay . 11 ),-L./~Inc lass 'f - r--d

MALTfiOVSKI, I.
"Physical ripening of the amronia-photographic emulsions."
IMSTIIA. SERIIA FIZICPMKA, Sofiia., Bulgarias, Vol. 6p Jan./Dec. 1956
(published 1957).
Monthly List of East European Accessions Index (EEAI), The Library of
Congress, Volum 8, No. 8, August 1959.
Unclassified

A
BULGARIA/Chc-._~.cal Chemical Products and Their H-20
AT~.,.ica,fc,n, PtLr+, 3. - Photographic Materials.
Ab3 Jour: R-tf-rpt. Mumal Khimiya, No 10, 1958, 33701.
Author
In.,3t Ac-demy (if Sciences of Bulgaria.
Title PhyeicaL Maturing of Photographic Azmonium Mmilsions.
Orig Pub: Iz-,,. 13"L~. P21 Otd. ffiz.-me-cem i tekhn. n. Ser. ffiz. 191--
6, 329-365.
Abstract: The p:xcess of physical maux-ring (PM) c.P ammmilum
emilsions was studied in an emilsions, closely similar
to the coarse g-rained AgBr cmulsion used in manufac-
turing photographic materials as far as its p:-cperties
were concerned. It was found at the study of the
dependence of the mean grain size on the duration of the
PM that the curve of the P14 process did not correspond
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BULGARIA/Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and Their H-20
Applicat'i on, Part' 3. - Photographic ~hterials.
Abs Jcur: Referat. Zhurnal Khimiya, No 10, 1958, 33701.
to the linear dependence following from the theoreti-
cally computed equation 1IN = 11NO + kto where N is
the number of grains in a unit of emulsion volume,
and t is time, but that this curve was S shaped. The
Ist section of the curve corresponds to the growth
of large crystal's at the expense of the dissolution
of smaller grains, the 2ad section corresponds to a
sharp change of the grain growth rate at the expense
of the coalescence (C) of separate grains into
greater aggregates. The influence of the concentra-
tion of gelatin, ammonium, KBr, KI, as well as of the
gelatin brand on the PM rate was investigated. Under
the conditions of FM in an ammonium mediumx the ad-
sorbing gelatin layers are ddstroyed, loose their pro-
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BULGARIA/Chennical. Technolcu, Chemical Products and Their H-20
Par, 3. - Photographic Materials
Abs Jour: Prz;2erat. Zhurnal Kh-imiya, No 10, 1958) 33701.
te-it.ivi~ ncoperties and allow the C process to proceed.
.2 of 1,h.,-- I'M Curve depends on the concentration
of gela;.!i pres-jnt at the AgBr do-position. The C
proci~eo L-:artE earlier and. proceeds more intensively,
-
'f ',,h
I- e 2..-j2Abitu-7a ar.d senoitizers were elimin ted from
V,f-, ge.---atin. It is assumed that substance containing
1,-.`~).'Lly 11ouded sulphur are adsorbed on the AgBr grains
ar.d, coL-sequently, inhibilk; their C more efficiently.
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K&LINOVSKLY, T.; PAVLOVA. V.
Influence of the activity of the gelatin on the kinetics of
chemical ripening. Zhur.nauch. I prikl.fat. i kin. 3 no.6:
41()J~15 W-D '58. (MIRA 11:12)
1:.. Institut fizicheakc7 khimii Balgarskoy AS Sofiya, Bolppwiya.
(Photographic emulsions)

AWM,A.lF.; KOLLISOVSKlY, I.
,m. Qry~ stmt. of Zim Olctam~Dlptrotalmlnnwo
w4semud at smjOlum of tb* rntftlastlocial UMOO of emt&uovv#w
Lccgjv4T" 21-27 MV *9
SDI 3 3,1",Pl go J~L4 1959

BULGARM
Abs Jour
kathor
Inst
Title
/Optics - Photo gran-.)hy.
: Ref Zhur Fizika,
: Mallinovskiy, I.,
: -_'! -,
Nf-,.,, ~~e'hod of Obtaininr
Fog Tevel
K
N`o 4) ig6o, 10121
Bakyrdzhi--v,. Iv., Kandilarov, P.
~ S~Jvcr Halogenides with a Low
Orig Pub Dokl. Bolg. AN, 1959, 12) No 21 125-128
Abstract Methods liave been develriped for obtaining pare AgHal, in
which the Possibility of adsorption cn the AgHaal of foreign
ions (particularly S'~12 ir the contact between moist AaHal
with glass) have been recluced to a rriinimum, so as to pre-
vent snontaneous re-Iuc-,~ion of t.-.e Ajal and formation of
a c(.nsiderable fog in 'he su)sequently prepared crystals
of AgHal for model experiments cn the *mechanism of the
photographic process. '-:'o prepare AgCl, use is made of
chloridation of AgNO whereas AgBr is prepared by brord-
zat.ion of Ag. In Q'production of AgCl, several grat~.s
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BULGijiIA/Optics - Photo6racphy K
Abs Jour Ref Zliur 4, icI,6,-,, .')---21
Of G'UtC Nire A~~C! arc- piaced L. r~ tc-3t t.,',)e with 74
draW.~ capili-ry cnd aj,(', a.,. ove.1,1 A.C.'L.
it is moltQL' placed i". a ~Aream -)f dry chlorinc, tl'u
HCI is removed, and tLe tes'~ tube is then gradually
1'4-11,:d with (3-y pure AJAM 31 which gues into AgCl In tLe
stream of chlorine. A series of such drawn test tubes
are then mounted in the oven, one under the other, and
the resultant molten ACCI if-, (Zi-adimlly filtered from the
upper test tubes into tLu 1wer on- in an ascencling
strew. of Cl To pro- elementary silver,
senarated a solutior of A(~ib an,I
dried, is pla~cl -n a test .-,zbe with drawn capilDy,
transferred t,; the ovc:n, an.! treated witii broraine b,! u va -
Poratin.- llu bromine. '7--n. -~s in the productinn ~jf the
-)e . i S i~ 2 Uri
AgC!, a Se- I es d ted one on toD
of the othcr and th---- molten Ai;lj~- is subjected during the
instant of its rroduction to repe-ted filtration in a
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BuLMP,IA/Opt-'Cs - Pliotogi-ar)hY. K
Abs Jour : Ref Z-h-ur Fizika, 17") 4, 196,-), 10121
0 bro-itne atmospItcre. -- A.L.
I
Carl 3/-
- 175 -

MALINOVSKI, I.; KPITOV, V.
Selective adsorption of milfur-containing components of gelatin to
silver bromide. Iav Inst khim BAN 7?271-280 160.
(EM 10:9)
(Sulfur) (Gelatin) (Silver bromide)

MALINOVSKI, I.; TODCROVA, M.; DZHAMBAZOVA, 14.
Distribution of latent image in the grains of emulsion
irradiated with X rays. Izv Inst fiz khim. 2:207-217 162.

MALINOVSK1, I.; KAUbZIIOV, G.; TODCROVA, M.
FIffect of bismuth on the sensitivity of silver bromide
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MLINOVSKI, I.
Quantitative correlations in differential development. Izv
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1. Institute of Phystcil Chemistry of the Bulgarian Academy
of Sciences.

MALINOVSKI, T.
Poland, the 4th Gliding Contest.
P. 494, (Kridla Vlasti) No. 16, Aug. 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Iniax of East European Acessions (EUI) Vol. 6, No. 11 ~avember 1957

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AUTHOR: Malinovski, Tadeusz
TITLE: Who will travel into space ?
PERIODICAL- Skrzydlata Polska, no. 12, 1961, io-11
TEXT: The article generally describes the influence of high-altitude
flying on a jet aircraft pilot, the need of a pressure cabin in aircraft, pressure
suit, oxygen supply, etc. Further, the author lists a number of subjects which
an astronaut must study before he is launched into space. In Poland, the Wojs-
kowy Instytut medycyny Lotniczej (Military Institute of Aero Medicine) conducts
research on high-altitude flight conditions. Further, it conditions jet pilots
for high-altitude flights and conducts medical check up of pilots. In 7 photo-
graphs preparations for a simulated high-altitude flight in a pressure chamber
are illustrated. Two glider pilots. Urszula Sliwak and Jerzy Adamek, are shown
In a pressure chamber. Laboratory worker, Elibieta Gom6fiska is shown checking
the influence of oxygen starvation on the human system. Major, Master, 3tefan
~migielski is shown dosing isotopes before an experiment. There are 7 photographa
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AUTHOR: Malinovski, Y.. Karadzhov, 0. and Todorova, M. -57
TITLE: Effect of bismutlyon sensitiTity of silver bromide photographic emulsions
SOURCE: Bulgarska akademiya na naukite. Institut po fizikokhimiya. Izvestiya,
2, 1962, 2194-28
TOPIC TAGS: bismuth, photosensitivity, silver bromide, photographic emulsion,
desensitization, pH, Com-plexon
ABSTRACT: The extremely strong desensitization effect of minute quantities of
bismuth, hitherto unreported. in bibliography is investigated. Experiments
were conducted on photosensitive emulsions, compounded by simple formulation and
technique, in order to ascertain factors underlying the conditions in which bis-
muth exerts this effect. Results are shown in Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 of
Enclosures 1-6. It is concluded that the desensitization effect of bismuth:
1) occurs in presence of bismuth of the order of a thousandth of a percent in
silver nitrate, reducing sensitivity of acid bromide emulsions by 2 or 3 orders.
Results are identical when bismuth is added to solutions of halides; 2) occurs
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only when bismuth is included in solid phase of emulsion. Such inclusion is not
superficial and bismuth cannot be removed by washing. When chlorine ions are
included in solid phase of emulsion, the effect is sharply lowered; 3) occurs onlY
at low values of pH of the emulsion when bismuth enters into composition of
.emulsion crystals as trivalent ions; at pH over 5 the effect practically dis-
appears; 4) can be eliminated by adding small quantities of Complexon III prior
to emulsification, thereby blocking the bismuth ion, Orig. art. has: 6 figures
and I table.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: 20Dec6l
SUB CODE: PH, CH
DATE ACq: o4jun63
NO REF SOV: oo4
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OTHER: 003
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