SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOKRUSHIN, S. G. - MOKRZYCKI, A.

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Exzeri.nental studies ... B110/B138
increase in tha H-ion concentration decal$rates hydrolysis and accelerates
the film Crowth : PH - 0-5: 1500 - 2500 A. The adsorption of colloidal
iron hydroxide marticles -with a primary degree of disD@rsion (T. Svedberg
(bbrazovaniye kolloidov (Formation of colloids), NTI, L., 1927 P. 3))
VErcv.rli the surface caused the formation of thizi films with a mirrorlike
luster. The increase in film thicknoso donends on the particle concentra-
tion and on the primary degree of dispersion. Tha film thickness thus in-
creases with the hydrolysis. A temperature rise accelerates hydrolysis
and volume coagula-ILion. A considerable hydrolysis deceleration oil acidi- Lo@
'Lied solutions causes volume coagulation at low temperatures thus reducing-,-*,
film growth. The oame effect, is observed with a concentration increase.
T*;-@are are 2 f ie.-ures and 1 table.
AS_*@OCIATION: Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut im. S. M. Kirova,
Sverdlovsk (Ural ?olytechnio Institute imeni S. 14'. Sverdlovao
1961
,:ITTED. July 14,
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SKW"f L.D. BORISIKHIU.. V.I.; _1(OKRUSHINL B.G.
Effect of mwface-acitrgr agents on the process of extraction of
collid-suspended mixed heavy metal ferrocyanides from their hydrosola
by the method of emulsificati.on. Zhur.priklekhim.,35 no..U:23q86-2$02
N t 62, OCRA 15: 1k)
1. Uralfskiy politekhnicheakiy iastitnt, imeni S.K.Kirova.
(irerroayanidea) (Surface-active agents) .(Extraction (Chemistry))

D423/D507
THORS: Borisikhina# Y.I.p Skrylert L*D*t and Mokrushin, S.G
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TITLE: The problem of the breakdown of emulsions by freezing
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimiit vo*35, no* 11t 1962f,
2563 - 2565
TEXT: A study was made of the effect of*.Low temperatures on the
breakdown of gelatinized emulsions containing 75 - 80 % carbon te-'.
trachloride, stabilized with colloidal solutions of mixed ferrocya-
nidea of lead# thoriuml nickel# cobalt and uranylt_30 ml of emul-
sion were cooled over the temperature ran5e -1 to 3000 in a glass
test tube 200 mm long and 20 mm in diameter. The samples were
thawed out in a thermostat at + 1500. Mrmulsion. breakdown was in-
creased with reduction of temperature and also with increasing
of freezing. Under,identical conditioneF bTeakdown depended on the
:.hature of the stabilizing agent. No significant breakdown ivcs ob-
served down to -300 with all emulsions ovar ftmes up to 5 hrst, but
75 - 78 % destruction occurred at -1500 except.'for cobalt-stabili-
zed emulsions (51 % at -2100%0. The mechanism of breakdown is very
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The problem of the breakdovo of D423/D307
complex but is undoubtedly related to'the effects of low tempera-
tures on the emulsifying ability of gelatine. Theories are Dut for-
ward associated with formation of aggregates, increase of viscosity
change of specific rotation of the plane of polarization and freez-
ing out of water which leads to reduction in magnitude of the elec-
tric charge on the emulsion droplets. The greatest role in emulsion
breakdown was played by the mechanical action exerted by ice cry-
stals on the emulsion dropletd, so that rupture of the stEbilizing
.gelatine-ferrocyanide films occurs and which facilitates considerab-
ly the process of coalescence* The power of the mechanical action
of.ice'on the oil droplets is quite larget since it is explained
by the expansion of water on freezing. There are 2 figures and 2
tables.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni S@Ko* Kirova,
(Urallskiy Polytechnic Institut imeni S.M. Kirov)
-SUBMITTED: July 20, 1961
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SMMla7 L.D.j., MKRUSM,. S.G.
Problem of intensification of leaching of heavy metal low fma waste
waterarlof Industrial plants. Zhur.prikl.khlm. 3@ zio.2.-454-455 F 163.
(19AL 160)
1* Uraltokiy politekhnicheskiy inatitut imeni S.M.Kiroya*
(Sawao--Puritication) (Sal to)

SH7MINA9 EU.; kOqUSH
,,@ S.G.
, _jN
Kxtraction of iodine from aquaous solutions by gelatin foes.
2hur.prikl.khim. 36 no.6:13484350 Je 163. (mm i6ts)
1. Urallskiy PoUtekhnicheskiy inatitut.
(Iodine) (Gelttia)

ISKRYLEV, L.D.; - -S..G.,
@TF@ :-
Xffect of temperature ozz the rate of the emulsion extraction of
colloilds. ToU.zhur. 25 no.5093-595 S-0 163. (KML 16:10)
1 - I
1. Urallskiy Poilitekhnicheskiy institut im. S.M.Kirova.

f@,i of t." c.-I @,fe t r cx J n
C, Le c t r" '30-Ict i cr..r, [;,v. vys ucheb. zav. 1.@h1u. . te @h
rl -03
ri r,

BUTATOV, M.K.; MOKRUSUM, S.G.
Effect of additions of electrolytes and gelatin on the formation
of thin iron hydroxide films on a glass surface. Koll.zhur. 26
no.l.-17-21 Ja-F 164. (KM 17:4)
1. Uraltakiy polit-ekhnicheskiy institut, imeni Kirova, Sverdlovsk,

. SKRYLEV, L.D.; MOKRUSHIRI, S.G.
Kinetics. of the separation of ccllaidal substances from hydrosols by
foam chromatograp@q. Zhur.prikl.khim. 37 no.1011-213 J& 164.
(MIRA 17:2) 1.

SL,FOZHNIKOVA, N.V.; ROKRUSHIN, S.G.,, naucbn. red.
[Unetics of chemical reacluiom ,in solutions; a zrarazal]
Kinetlka khimicheskikh reaktsii v rastvorakh; ucl,,ebn-je
posobie. Sverdlovskq Urallskii. politekhn. irv-t im. S.M.
Kirova. 1963. 133 p. (MIRA, 17:7)

z 11
BORISIKHMAY S.G.
_ _
Extraction of metals dissolved in a colloidal state b7 the
method of emulsification. Zhur. prikl.' khim. 37 no.8:1695-
1699 Ag 164. (141RA 17-11)
T, Ural'skiy politakhnichnakiy institut imeni Kirova.

6 . f,
SKRY1,01, L.D.; SAIQFT,IYEVpV.N.; I U .
Hydrolysis of hydrochloric acid aolutions of I!entoxide.
Zhur. prikl. khhn- .37 no.10:2179-2187 0 164.
(IMRA 17: 11)
1. Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut im.-@ni Kii-ova.

77@7--
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KITAYEV, G.A.; URITSKATA, A.A.;_,%fppqSHR;, S.G.
Experimental studlea of I=inar systems, Fart 30: M-rLe"Ics: of
the f o=a-11-ion of thin cadmium. sulfide films an a glass surface.
Koll.zhur, 27 no,3079-382 KY-16 965* (MIRA 18:12) .
1. Urallskiy politekhnicheskiSr institut Imeni Kirova, Sverdlovsk.
Submitted July 6,, 1963.

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ACCESSIOUIM: AP5024023 LTR/0069/651027/005/076710772
541-18.046
AUMOR: UrLtskayas A. A.; Kitayev, G. A.; Makrushin, S. G.
TITLE: Experimental studies of lamLnar systems. Part 31. Kinetics and
mechanism of formation of cadmium sulfide films on a glass surface
SOURCE: Kalloidayyzhurnal, v. 27, no. 5, 1965, 767,772
TOPIC TAGS: cadmium sulfide, colloid, chemical reaction kinetics, chemical
dispersion
ABSTRACT: The kinetics of formation of colloidally dispersed cadmium sulfide
'in aqueous alkaline solutions with the use of thiourea were studied between 15
and 45C in closed,vessels, in which thicker films of better quality are obtained
than in open vessels. The process was shown to be heterogeneo"@, autocatalytic,
and catalyzed by hydroxyl ions and by the surface of the solkd phase dispersed
in the solution. The order of the reaction with respect to the alkali, ammonia
and thiourea was determined. The formation, growth, and structure of the
eadmiun sulfide films depend on the course of generation of primary coltoidat
particles of the dispersed phaze. "The authors express their thanks to Prof,
& V, I @ktatskiy and Cand. rhysi Set. 0. K. ShabalLna for assIstance in work
,.-,..ard I Z-..
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SKULEV, L.D.;, PAUL'Iff, V.N*; MMUSHIN,, S,,G,
Kinetics of alow h7dralysis of aqueous solutions of ferrous
chloride. Zhur. prikl. khIm. 38 no.5r]250@-2153 Ky t65.
(MIRA 18M)
1, Ural'skiy politekhnichaskiy institut imeni S.M.Kirova.

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AUTHOR: BulatovP N. K.; Mokrushin,_q,__g,,
ORG: Ural Polytachnicgl Institute im. S. M. Kirov (Uraj Iskiy politekhnicheskiy
institut)
TITLE: Formation of thin films of titani.Mghydroxide on glass substrate
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SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 39, no. 9, 1966, 1951-1956
TOPTC TAGS: titanium dioxide, thin film, optic coating, chemical deposition,
chemical reaction kinetics., 11@v4az
ABSTRACT: Formation of thin titanium hydroxide films on a glasAubstrate by
chemical deposition from solutione was studied experi-m-en-EMY -in view of the relative
simplicity of this method and the possibility of obtaining atrathin and thin oxide
films on substrates of any geometric form by using this method. These advantages
of the chemical deposition from solutions over other known methods of deposition make
it the preL-rzed technique for obtaining thin Ti02 films for optical, electronic, and
other applicatiors. The method consists in immersing a glass plate into an HC1 solutia
of TiC14 and subsequent hydrolysis of this solution to precipitate colloidal
titanium hydroxide.. Under appropriate conditions, a mirror-like film with up to
1500 1 optical thickness may be obtained in a single operation. Thicker film may
be prepared by repeated immersions into freshly made solutions. A simultaneous study

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of the kinetics of film growth and of the hydrolysis of the solutions revealed the
dependence of the film grpvth rate in the initial period of hydrolysis on the rate
of hydroxide nucleation on the substrate and, subsequently, on the rate of increase
in size (radius) of the hydroxide particles in solution. The film growth rate,
during the second stage of hydrolysis, was described by 9. kinetic equation which
chaws a linear dependence of the growth rate on the Ti (IV) concentration in solutiom
Further study revealed the existence of the optimal Ti (IV) conceatration, pH, and
temperature of solution for growth of transparent, mirror-like film. The effect
of these factors on the growth rate was described primarily as the effect on the
nucleation process which is dependent on supersaturation. in solution. The optimall
concentration, pH, and temperature correspond to a minimum supersaturation, which is
required for formation of transparent, mirror-like films. Orig. art. has: 5 figureal
and 5 formulas. i [JK]
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AUTHOR: KLtayev,.'. B.; fbkrushLn S. G.
ORG: Department, of,'Thysicik1-.`,ehd- Colloidal Chemistry, Ural Falytechnical Institute
im. S. K. Kirov, Kafedra7ff.ii@heskoy L kolloidnoy khimii, UraVskiy politekhnicheskiy
rn-s titut)
TITLE: 'Chemical depos tion'oelead selenide thin filma I/G
SOURCE: IVUZ. KhLmiyL L'*Mmicheskaya tekhnologLya, v. 9, no. 4, 1966, 574-576
TOPIC TAGS,. lead selenidq.;semicoaducting film, thin film optic coating, chemical
deposition, chemical,reacitidiit.-infrared sensor
ABSTRACT: A chemical. metha&.using unsubstituted selenalrea as ,the selenizing agent
has been developed for depbsition an a glass substrate of mirror-bright, adherent
lead selenide , thin.'filma- 6f'.-,a #ven thickness up to several thousand angstrom.
Development of the :meth6d @4as, prompted by the importance of lead selenide films as
infrared sensorslarid. by, 'thie'desirabiLity of a simplified technique of preparation of
these films. The filma.were deposited by the reaction of lead nitrate with
lenourea. in alkalina,s6lution and in 'the presence of the citrate or thioculfate
e
s
le)dn*g%.*ag@r@t elenourea decomposition
ion, as lead.comp, :,"ff&ZSG3 as inhibitor of the s
and hydrazine-f pot@irdituk hydroxide as pH regulator.. gelection of optimum
concentrations. of the".,@ r-eadtahts 4as made an the-basis of thermod7namic stability of.
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lead hydroxide in the, pr6a.06d of the complexing agent. The region of possible
formation of the filnis.wa .sI-.:found`to' be coincident with that of the stability of lead
hydroxia- and the. @experlment'lly determined region of optimum composition to be
within the former regign;@"-Ixtremely adherent, mirror-bright, and transparent films,
with optic J,-hicknea4'df*-,,*t~'6'.-'oider of 60001, were obtained from optimized solutiona
at pR a .;7.1 11 .-
PUre',oPf-the complexing ion and of the alkali was of aecondary
importance'l In oppo-Sition' to- an. earlier statement in a Western source, applicability
was shown of to deposition of the lead adlen'ide fUms,
Grig. art. has:'
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RMAKOVY U.S.,, starshiy nauclinyy satrudnikT-n!5@@,N,,' V.K. t inzh.
I
lwastigat.Ing or tho effect of wncemented Joint& on the streased '.-
state of the concrete dam of the Bratsk ffydroelectric, ?over .5tatim..
rav. VNIIG 76c43-54 964. (MMA ISM)
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MED-,HIBOZHSKIY,, H.U.; PRIVAWV, K.K.; GUROV, A.K.1
GRITSKOV, V.S.
EffOiciency of the various variants for injecting compressed air
into the fuel spray and the bath of large open-hearth furnaces,
IZV* VYS,.Ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 5 no.8:35-43 t62.
(MIRA. 15-9)
1. Sibirskiy metallurgichaskiy institut i Kuznetukiy matallurgicheskiy
kombinat.
(Open-hearth furnaces) (Compressed air)

5/1411/62/000/012/001/008
E071/E151
AUTL101?S: .,t:edzhibozhskiy, 1-1-Ya., Privalovt M.M.9 Gurovt A*Kot
and
T' IT LE Features of the technology and quality of steel for
different variants of air injection.into the flame and
the.ba-tivof a large,open Hearth furnace
111,kI.ODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedenty, Chernaya
trietaliurgiya, no.12, l9b2, ILL-55
T L.(TL: Thd investigation was carried out on a koo ton open
@heartft furnace operating with hot, metal. char ge and fired
-@iith a mixture of' coke oven gas and producer gas. The expurimental.
methods, and- the technical, thermal and econoutic criteria of
operatioft, have been described previously (-Izv. VUZ$. Chernaya
itictailurgiya, nod, 1962). It iscancluded that; the injection of
colapressed% air into the flame, and the bath led to improvements as
measured by lall the criteria.' filowing the bath had the following
effects:. a) the dephosphorisation of the metal was completed
during the ateiting period; i3) the desulphurisaton.of steel is
considerably speeded up; 6) the rate af carbon elimination
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Features of, the technology and
Iricreases by a factor oi I.J - 2. 0 and during. the actual blowing
period by &:factor at 2.0 - 2.2; d) the rate of increase of the
metal temperature is accelerated bY 70','@,; and.ainounts to Ilk OC/hou'ri
e-) formation is accelerated, resulting, in the early
formation of a ho.moge:ncGus slag. The rate of carbon elimination
is most strongly influenced by the excess of oxygen in the furnace
gases at the burner intake. An increase of the flow rate and
pressure of the injected air is effective if it is accompanied. by
-an increase in the excess oxygen in the furnace atmosphere. .
A clear relationshiD between the rate of. carbon elimination and
the excess of oxygen in the furnace atmosphere permits the use of
air inje 'ction into the bath for the automatic control of refining.
The use of air injection into'the bath does not cause a
deterioration in steel quality in cowparison wAth steel produced
by other iftethods, of air injection or with steel by
conventional t'aethods.; It is particularly important that in the
course of' the heat as well as in the finished steel, the content
of nitrogen and oxygen . in the metal both ',during the heat and in
the finished steel shall remain the saine as in heats with air
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FvTIZR.LBDZHSKIY, M.YAL.; PRIVAIDV, ILM@; GUROV, L.K.11 Y-Y--;
GRIVIKOVI V.S.; friulmall uchastiyet TSUWLY T.P.; BYCHKOVt P.M.;
Nalrin a combined use of. comprer, ad a-4x in a high-capacity
open-hearth furnace. Stall 22 no.10:994-900 Ov62, (KIRA 15:10)
(Open-hearth furnaces) (Compressai air)

140KRUSHIN,. Ye..L.
Development of the infin:Lty concept in mathematics course for
giade-5-8 students of a gener&I-education secondary schocXi
Uch. zap. MOPI 98:119-294 260* (14I-Ral. 15:1)
(Mathematics-Study amd teaching)

s/126/60/009/04/003/033
AU HORS: Druzhinin, V.V. and 1@okrushina, N.I.
TITLEt Temperature Dependen a res and Eddy-Currentll
..Losses of Alectrical Steel
PERIOUICALtFizika metallov i metallovedeniye, 1960, Vol 9, Nr 4,
pp 4ga-502 (USSR)
ABSTRACT.- The operating range of magnetic cores has extended
considerably not only towards higher temperatures (up to
@400&C) but also towards lower temperatures (down to -100 C).
Investigations an the temperature dependence of the
coercive force, the specific losses, the permeability
and the magnetic-temperature hysteresis of this steel
have beer. described in earlier work (Ref I to 3). In
this paper, the results are described of investigations
of the temperature dependence of the individual
components of the iron losses, namely: the hysteresis,
eddy-current and additional losses. -The experiments
were carried out on.ring specimens (6 cm, outer dia,
4 cm inner dia, weighing_350 to 400 g) of hot-rolled
electrical steel containing I and 3.5 to 4% Si, with
Card 1/4 various ratios of the hysteresis to eddy-current losses. te"

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Temperature Dependences of Hysteresis- and Eddy-Current Losses of
Electrical Steel
E@mch layer of the magnetizi ngiand metering coils was
insulated by means of glass-fibre tape and inside each
layer the adjacent turns were not in contact. The total
losses were measured by means of an "absolute" wattmeter
method with an accuracy of.2 to 3%; the hysteresis
losses were determined from the area of the static
hysteresis loop, which was measured by a ballistic method;
for determining the "calculated" eddy-current,losses, the
thickness of the rings was calculated by means of known
formulae and the specific electric resistance determined.
At various temperatures, this resistance was determined
using known values of the temperature coefficient of the
electric resistance. The measurement and calculation of
the total hysteresis and eddy-current losses were made
for Bmax = 10000 gauss and f = 50 c/s. The
additional losses were determined by subtracting the
hysteresis- and eddy-current losses from the measured
total losses. Por Gbtaining differing ratios of the
hysteresis-to-eddy current and additional losses,
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Temperature Dependences of Hysteresis- and Eddy-Current Losses of
Electrical Steel
thicknesses (0.2 to 2 mm) were used; a total of
10 transformer and 9 dynamo steels were tested. The
changes with temperature in the hysteresis- and
eddy"current 'Losses of dynamo and transformer steels
differ to some extent for the range -80 to +2506C.
The results obtained for dynamo-steel specimens,
0.5 mm thick, and for transformer-steel specimens,
.10-35 mm thick, are graphed in Fig I and 3 respectively.
'In Fig 2, the relative variation of the individual
losses (In percent of the respective 20*C value) are
graphed as a function of the temperature for dynamo-steel
sheet, I mm thick. The.following conclusions are
arrived at; 1) in dynamo steel (1.0 to 1.2% Si) the
hysteres-is losses drop by 10 to 15% and the eddy-current
losses drop by 25 to 55% in the case that the temperature
rises to 250OC; the decrease in the Hadditional" losses
is 30 to 40%; * 2) on decreasing the temperature of
dynamo-steel. specimens from room temperature to -8O&C,
the increase in tue total losses is somewhat more -
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Temperature Dependences of Hysteresis- and Eddy-Current L4-ases of
Electrical Steel
to 120*C'@ 5) for hot-rolled transformer steel, the
variation of the hysteresis- and eddy-current losses
for the temperature range -80 to +150% is within the
limits of accuracy of the investigations; further
increase in the temperature of the specimens to 2500C
brings about a drop in the tGtal losses by 6 to 9%.,
There are 5 figures, I table and 9 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION.oVerkh-laetskiy metallurgicheekly zavod
(yerkh-laetek Metallurzical VGrlg-ql
SUBMITTED: JULY 11, 1.959
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KARAMS, I.F.; BATALOVA., L.G.; Prinimala uchastiye WARUSHINA, M.V.
Daterminatioa of optimum conditions for processing thermoplastics
by compression molding. Plast.masay no.3:19-28 162. (MM 15:4)
(Thermoplastics-Molding)

KANAVKTS, I.F.; BATAWVL, L.G.; Prinimela achastiyet WKRUSHIR, M.V.
j,
-
laborant
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Method of determining the thermal stability and highest per-
missible temperature for processing thermoplastic materials.
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MOKRUSHIKA, V.S.
Differentiated norms of the consumption of lumber in the production
of planed containers, Der. prom, 12 no.1:22-23 Z& 163.
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Monyt -T.
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Mokryf J.
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L9K. 1958. 4/3 (220-224) Tables I
Scalene node biopsy was performed in a series of 27 suspected bronchial carcin-
omas (with only 4 positive results) and in some other cases as pulmonary tb etc.
In 120 cases scalene node examinations from autopsy material could be devided
into 4 groups: 64 cases of bronchial carcinnsma, i6 *of metastaEic pulmonary mali-
gnancy. 29 of advanced pulmonary tb and 12 of haemoblastasis. The nodes from
both sides of the neck were examined. In the cases of bronchial carcinoma the in-
cidence of positive findings was 70.3116. It is noteworthy that among the 21 cases
not diagnosed in lifetime 9(r1a showed involvement or the scalene nodes. The right
side was slightly more involved than the left; contralateral involvement was proved
in 6 cases, bilateral in 5 cases. Among 16 cases of metastatic pulmonary tumours
5 gave positive results (2hypernephroMag, L cancer of the breast, I of the stomach
and I of the prostate). Among 2a necropsies of far advanced pulmonary tb. only in
I I cases (37012) were the scalene nodes involved. 5 of them on both sides. Malignant
diseases of the haematopoietic system (Hodgkin, reticulo -sarcoma. chronic lymph-
atic and mycloid leukaemia) showed positive findings in all cases examined. In
recent cases of bronchial carcinoma not much valuable Information may be ob-
tained from scalene node biapsy. In patients with advanced malignancy. however.
this method may provide de.lLnite information regarding the morphological type of
the tumour ano its operability. Adler - Kfar Saba (XV. 5, 6. 9.16)

dzECHOSLOVAXIA- /,.0rganio-CheAdt"* Synthetic Organic 0-2
Chemiatry.,
Abs7- Jour: Ref.,Zhu'r.-fa.ii4yap,,...1958p, NG l7s,5734,
Author tBauer Saj, Vasler L*4@ Orazagh So# Kokry J,# Tomko J.
Inst :Not given,
Title tStudy of the L-Phenylaeatyloarbinol. V.
Orig Pub:,Ghem. zveati, 1957, lit uo, 11, 651-655.
Abstract*. Hydroxides of Pa., Kit and Cot present in L-phenyl-
aeatylearbinol (I) in quantities of 001% destroy
completely the ornIoal activity of I upon standing
@pproxe 200, Addition of the above. quantity,
at a
Oel,% of.ethylenediaminetetraaaetic aoid to I fully
proteeta I from the deaotiv&tiom that oeours in

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HDKRIr J,: KONFIS, I*: TAKCMA$ J. Derivatives of N-mathylrAathine. 11. 8-
(p-=b*3jpheza)-theopbyIIine and $~-(p-aiLrboxybenzyl)-theophylline. P. 519.
Monthly List of Emst &a-oman Accessions (=I) LCs Val. So wo. 3, Mareh, 1959. Una.

TOMKO, Tozef, dr., Lrz., C.Sc.; BMIKp Ivan,, inz.; BAUEWVA, Oldriska, PhYx.
__VVW21Jozef, inz.v Mo.; HAUER, Stefan, 4r.sirz., CiSc.
Alkaloids in the above-ground part of the snowflake (Leucojum vernum
L.). Amaryllidaceas. Chem zvesti, 15 nolgl/12:839-942 TT-D 961.
1. Ceskoslovenska akademie vap Oddelenie chemis alkaloidov
Chemickeho ustavu Slavenskej akademie vied, Bratislava. Authors'
address: Bratislava, Mlynake nivy 37j, 'hemicky ustav Slovenakej
akademie vied.

MDKRY,- ;osef, in&,, C.S.64; KOWIS,Ivazt, ins.; SUCHr, Jan,. iniz.;
Favel, dr., ins*, VOTICKY, Zdeno, dr., ins.,
G.Sc.
Contribution to the study of vinoaxine constitution. Chem
zvesti 16 no.1/2tl4O-l5O JaF 162.
1. Caskoslavenska akademie Yed, Oddelanie chemie alkaloidov,
Chemickeho ustavu Slovenskej akademie vied. Bratislava.
Authors' addreast Bratislava, Mlynske nivy 3? Uhemicky ustav
Slovenskej akadamie vied.

KOKRY, J7.1 KOITIS, I.; SEFCOVIC, P.F BAUER, S.
-- , "U-:1-1-
Allaloids from Vinca minor L. Pt. 6. Co2l Cz Chem 28
no. 5: 23W,1315 Ky 163.
1, Abtailung der AlkAloidehamis, Chamisches Institut,
Slowakische Akademia der Wissenschaften, Bratislava.

MOKET, J; XONVIS, 1; SEFCOVIO, P; BLUER, S.
Department of Alkaloideheaistry, Chemical Institute
Slovak Academy of Science, Bratislava (for all@
Preirae, Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical Communi-
c na, No 5, E963, PP 1.3w-1314
"Alkaloids of Vince. minor L. VI. Vincanorin, its
Iaolation-,76-naTITaTroa and a Hypothesis of its
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'AUTHORS: Nokrk, J.j -Kompia,- I., Suchk, J., svefc"ovic"', P. and
-Tom ic X@r T - -Z' -
..TITLE: Alkaloids from Vinca minor L..V. The structure of
vincamine
2BRIODICAL: Chemick& Zvesti, v. 17, no. 1, 1963, 41-53
TEXT: E. Schlitter and A. Furlenmeier separated vincamine, the
main constituent of Vinca minor L. for the girst time. The authors
modified the method described by S. ScheindlIn and N. Rubin for se-
'parating the crude alkaloid from the plant an'd obtained a new al.-
kaloid, vincarein, from the crystalline fraction of the crude.al-@
kaloid solution (vincarein: G21H24 N20 4). This compound has'the same
,physical and chemical properties as vincaminine and the authors sug-
-gest that the two compounds are identical. The separatiGa of vinca-
mine - (C 1H N 0 Ywas described in an earlier publication (Chem.
2 26 2 3
-Zvee-ti, v. 16, 19622 140); v'incaminol. 0 was obtdined* by
2OH26"202
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reduction oj-'* vincamine with LiAlH Dehydrogenation with.se gave
4*
N vincamine.
vincyrine and isovincyrine (C19H22 2)- The structure of
was proved by oxidation of vincaminol: vincamone and formaldehyde,
were obtained and it was therefore obvious that the compound wat, a
1,2-diol and that the -OH and -COOCH3.groups in vinc.amine are on
the same C-atom (C The formula of vincamone, the uv and ir
14
spectra and the m.p. 6f the,compound are identical with those'of
eburnamonine. Apovincamine (obtained by dehydration of vincamine).
can be subjected tb catalytic hydrogenationand esterification and
yields desoxyvincamine C H N 0 which has an equatorial carbme-'@
21 26 2 2
thoxy group;'t-he same position of the darbmethoxy group and confi-,
,.guration are assumed to.exist in vincamine. There are 2 figures,
ASSOCIATION: CSAV, Chemicky 6stav Slovenskej akad6mie vied, Odde-*
lenie-ch6mie alkaloidov, Bratislava (Czechoslovak AS,,
Institute'of Chemistry of the Slovak Academy of
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MJMY, Jozef, inz., CSc.; KOMFIS, Ivan, inz., CSc.
@
(.I)-Ind-.q-metby1 quebrachamine, the fourth racemic alkaloid
from Vinca minGr L. Chem zvesti 17 no.12:952--960 163.
1. Ceskoslovenska akademle ved, Chemialgr ustav Slovenskej
akademie vied, Bratislava, Dubravska cesta.

CZECH/37-59-2-5/20
'AUTHORS: 1. ffladki, P. Chaloupka, V. Kade6ka. 7, Kolwals
ki)
and P, Mokrf
TITLE: Three V-ar-la'H-onz in the Intensity of Cosmic Radiation
In the First Half of 1958
I
PERIODIGALt Geskoslovenskf 6asoDis Pro Fysiku$ 1959, Nr 2,
ABSTRACT-. Research into variations of the primary compornent of
cosmic radiation as a f=--tion of changes in the
atmosphere of the sun, is expected to lead to us4ltful
information on the origin of cosmic radiation. To get
a full picture of this variation, a large number of
observations in varying geographical positions is
necessary. From the regular and irregular vari.tions of
intensity of cosmic radiation, the influence of the sun is
obvious. This may, it,, prineiple, have the following two
reasons. The sun may be a source of the primary particles
and may modulate them by its magnetic field. They, are
further modulated by changes in the Earth's magnetic field.
Within the framework of the rnternational Geophystce@-! Year,
Card a constant registration of the intensity of the penetrating
1/6 component and of the neutron component of cosmic radiation
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Lomnicky stit (2,63411 above sea level; geomagnetic
latitude 480N) and Prague (228M above sea level:
geomagnetic latitude 480N). The apparatus in both
stationz is similar. The penetrating component
(ji-mesons) were measured by two counting telescopes with
Igbometry recommended by C.S.L.G.I. (Ref It). The
effective area of tbe set of counters was 25OG cm2 at
Lomnicky stilv* and 3600 =2 in Prague. For the detection
of neutronsq.both stations used a monitor described by
Simpson (Ref 5) and recommended by C.S.A.G.I. The
continuous registration was carried out by two independent
instruments in each station. The location of the stations
determined the lower threshold of energies of primary
pa.,?ticles which produced the measured components of the
cosmic radiation. The range of energies can only be very
roughly estimated. The average pressure at Lomnicky stit
is 550 mm, Hg. The minimum energy of p-mesons capable of
Card Penetrating the given amount of air and the absorber
2/6 (10cm Pb) is about 1.8 GeV (Ref 6). The energy of the
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Half.off 1958
For sea level, the minimum energy of primary particles
must be about 30 GeV. For the-neutron monitor, the
situation is more complicated because the atmospheric
processes invo lving nucleons are complicated, We may
assume (Refs 8,9910) that the particles have energies
around 3 GeV for Lomnicky stit and 7 GeV for sea level.
During the first half of 1958, both stations registered
three large variations in intensity of the penetrating and
the neutror, component. These were on the 25th March,
2@th April and 7-9th May. These variations are shown in
.,Figs 3t 1+ and 5, together with the measurements on the
intensity of the Earth's magnetic field. Table I shows
the main characteristics of these variations. The
magnetic and ionospheric data are taken from a publication
by the Geophysical Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy
of Science (Ref 11). The Prague data of the intensity of
cosmic radiation are in good agreement with 'those measured
Card in Moscow (Ref 12). Theintensities of the va'rio us
components of cosmic radiation are shown relative to the
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F-alf of 1958
barometric effect has been corrected for. The barometric
coefficient at Lomnicky stit is 0,299%/mm Hg for the
penetrating component and. 1.059Wmm Hg for the neutron
component. The same cor Irections in Prague are 0.218 and
0.95%/Mm Hg respectively. The sta@istioal error of the
measurements was a 0,28% for the meson telescopes on
Lomnicky stit and a 0.41% for the neutron monitors.
In Prague, the errors were a = 0,21% for mesons and
a = 0.96% for neutrons. All other errors were considerably
smaller than the statistical erro@@-, with the exception of a
possible error introduced by changas in the geometry due to-
replacements of counters. A.11 the reported measurements
were taken without such replacements. The variation on the
25th March 1958 (Fig 3) is a typical variation associated
with a magnetic storm. It has an accurately defined
beginning which coincides with the beginning of the storm
and lasts many days. The intensity of the meson component
Card shows an increased daily variation, The neutron component
4/6 showed this increased daily variation only at the Prague
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extraordinarily larFi and related to the intensity of the
magnetic storm. Beore the variation, an intensive
eruption was observed on the sun (Ref 13) starting on the
23rd March at 0950 hours C&IT, The variation on the
25th April (Fig 1r) was a relatively small one. The state
of the Earth's magnetic field was practically undisturbed
until the next day. No eruption was observed on the sun.
The May variation (Fig 5) showed a short increase in,the
neutron intensity at Lomnicky stit on the 7th May at
2300 hours, G&T. This was followed on the 9-10th May by
a short decrease with a badly defined begiming@
registered by.all detectors. It is possible that the
effe-t is due to a direct emission of particles with
energies smaller than 7 GeVq possibly from a small er-uption
observed on the sun at 2335 hours GMT. During the
following decrease, no lar3e magnetic disturbance was
observed. These measurements are for the period from Ist
Card Tanuary to 30th Tune 1958, Measurements in both stations
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Half of 1958
There are 5 figures, 1 table and 13 references, of which
are German, 5 English, 2 Soviet and 1 Czech.
ASSOCIATION: Fysik!lrLf u"stav C5SAV, Praha
(Institute of Physics, Czechoslovak Ac. So., Prague)
*) Akademia G6rniczo-Hutninza, Kraeow
Card 616 (Mini g-Meta lurgical Academy, Cracow)
SUBMITTED: November
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Z/037/60/000/04/004/014
AUTHORS: Lehraus, I., Mdkr P. and Slavlk, B.
TITLE: Apparatus for Continuous Measurement af the Variation
of the-Intensity of Cosmic Radiation
PERIODICAL: Ceskoslovens Y casopis pro fysikuf'1960, No 4,
pp 297-302
ABSTRACT: A description is given of the Czechoslovak design of
the cubic telescope and neutron monitor which were
built in accordance with the general CSAGI specifications
for measurements to be carried out w:Lthin the framework
of the r.G.Y. programme. A brief description of the
characteristics of the apparatus has been published in
an earlier paper of the team of the authors (Ref 2).
The description of this apparatus is published maialy.
at the request of foreign stations. The metering
equipment consists of two duplicate sets of apparatus,
namely, two cubic telescopes with GM counters for
detecting IL-mesons and two, detectors o,'f the nucleonic
component with proportional neutron counters. The
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Intensity of Cosmic Radiation
intensities are determined from the sum of both sets of
apparatus. The duplication of the apparatus is intended
.to ensure continuous measurement and also to enable
.,verification of the data measured by the two sets of
instruments. Both the cubic telescope and the neutron
monitor are described; the block sc;hematics of these
are gmven in Figs I and 2. The authors also describe
practical experience gained with using. this apparatus.
It,was found that for some parts of the apparatus it is
desirable. to use designs differing from those reeQrmitended
kyICSAGI (Refs.1 and 5)#'partioularly due to the
differing properties of some of the electr6ni6 components
and counters. Without the intervention of the operator
continuous faultless operation of the apparatus can be,
maintained for about- a week. The occurring disturbances
are mainly due to changes in the settiagg of the
discriminators, the quenching circuits and the
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Intensity of Cosmic Radiation
the electron tubes. In the case of systematic checks,
failures are likely to occur only in one set of
apparatus so that the appropriate data can be obtained
by extrapolating the results from the other set of
apparatus. It was found that the characteristics of
the miniature tubes produced by TESL.40(Czechoslovakia)
varied considerably during the first few days of
operation and, therefore, they could be used only in
the less critical circuits. The service life of the
telephone electro-mechanical counters varied greatly
and was about five million pulses. Originally film
cameras of the type "Admira. 8 mm" were used for the
photo recording but these did not prove satisfactory,
since the mechanism was fully worn out after a few teas
of thousands of individual exposures. Fig 3 shows
recordings of the differences in the intensity of the
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Apparatus for Continuous Measurement of the Variation of the
Intensity@of Cosmic Radiation
by means of the cubic telescopes in Prague during
the two days of November 12, 1958 and December 10, 1959
Acknowledgments are expressed to Academician J . Ncwv'a'k.
Chairman of the Czechoslovak I.G.T. Committeelfor his
encouragement and to Professor Doctor V. Petr'zllka
and Corresponding.Member of the,Czechosiovak Academy of
Sciences Doctor P. Chaloupka for their initiative and
cooperation and also to Doctor J. Pernegr and
M. VGtruba for their useful suggestions and -.riticisms.
There are 3 figures and 5 references, 2 of which are
-Czech and 3 English.
ASSOCIATION: Fya�k'a0-1n42. u0stav C%.SAV, Praha (Physics Institute,
Czechoslovak Academy of Sete g_az. Prague)
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AUTHOR: _Nokry. Pf
@TITLE; On the LIfe of Qetger-Mdller Co-unters
P&RIODICAL., Ceskoslovensky easopis pro fysiku, 1960, No. 6,
Pp. 526. - 529 + 1/2 plate on p. 590a
TEXT: The problem of securing long life for Cleiger-Mfiller
counters was encountered in connection with the measurements
of cosmic radiation by means of equipment employing 90 GH
tubes. The equipment was required to give continuous service
of several years. The tubes were of the type GH 40/600 K and
were made -by Tesla in Czechoslovakia. & counter of this type
has a copper cathode of 37 mm diameter which is coated with a
passivating layer of !ran. It has a tungsten anode of 0.4 mm
its active length is 60 cm. The tube is filled
diameter and L.
with 8 em Hg argon and 2 cm Hg of ethylene. The tube is of
the self'-'quenching ty-pe but in self-quenching conditions its
life is rather limited. Consequently, a suitable quenching
circuit was developed; a detailed diagram of this device is
shown in Fig. 2. The circuit is in the form of a monostable
mxx1tivibrator and it can work with several Qf tubes in parallel;
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On the Life of Geiger-bitiller Counters
the common output voltage is taken from point I (Fig. 2).
For testing the individual tubes these are connected to the
output 2 which is controlled by the voltage applied to
point 3 . The quenching pulses are rectangular in shape. The
duration of the pulses is determined by the time contant
TI = R2CI I the other time constant T 2 = RIC2 is much higher.
With the time constants so chosen the quenching pulse is obtained
with a minimum delay with respect to the front of Lhe triggering
pulse. With the anode voltage of 250 V, the amplitude of the
output pulse is 220 V; the pulse is shown in the oscillogram
given in Fig. 3 on p. 590a@ Tile delay between the font of the
triggering pulse, having an amplitude of 0.5 V and the leading
edge of the output pulse is less than 50 mPs., the sensitivity
c,,F-the circuit being 0.06 V. Even at this sensitivity the
circuit is still stable and can operate satisfactorily for
1 000 hours. The stability could be increased further by using
a different type of electron tube. The circuit of Fig. I was
used to investigate the life of the tubes. The results are
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On the Life of GeLger-Miller Counters
shown in the table on P. 528. It was found that, in general,
by using the circuit the life could be increased tenfold.
Thus, for instance, while the life vrithout the quenching
a
circuit is normally 2 x -10 pulses, with the quenching circuit
-it was possible to obtain 1.6 x 109 without the tube going out
of action. The quenching circuit was still operating satisfac-
torily even if the pulse generated by it were reduced to 2 ps.
It was found that this pulse duration corresponds to the
resolving time of 3 tta for the counter. The author thanks his
collaborators - In particular, B. SlayEk, who took part in
constructing the circuit aad in measuring the Life of the
counters. There are 3 figures, I table and 9 references:
3 Czech and 6 English.
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On the Life of Geiger-MUller Counters
ASSOCIATION: Fysika"In:L fistav C-SAV, Praha
(Phvsics Insti.tute of the CSAV. Prague)
SUBMITTED: December 31, 1959
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
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A001/A101
*ivskk, L., Mokrk, P., Hladkk, J.
PERIODICAL:
Cosmic radiation and the disturbance of the lower ionospheric
layer during the -,Clare of October 6, 1959
Referat-ivnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya, I Geoaeziya, no. 8, 1962, 69,
abstract 8A458 ("Byul. astron. in-tov Chokhoslovakii",* 1961, v. 12,
no - 3. 93 - 97,'* Maglish; Russiaa summary)
IM: A class 1+ chromospheric flare was observed at the astronomical
observatory of AS CzecbSSR at Ondrjeova on October 6, 1959, at 14409m _ 144457 UT
(30?5 N, 630 2). The flare was accompanied by an active return ejection and in-
tensification of the solar radio emission on wavelengths 55 and 130 cm. Simul-
taneous observations of atmospherics at the 27-ke frequency have shown first,
their ordinpxy intensification due to the disturbance of region D and seqond, at
1P20M - 15P50M UT a marked drop of the level due, in the authorst*opinion, to
the disturbance of the ionosphere by cosmic radiation. Increase of intensity,
which lasted 25 min, was detected In all components of adsmic radiatioa observed
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at observatories Lomnitskiy Shchit (2,634 m) and Praga-Karlov (223 m) equipped
with standard neutron monitors and counter telescopes. This intensity increase,
which occurred 50 - 70. min after brightness maximum of the flare field and the
largest ejection loop, was greater than statistic fluctuations and occurred al-
most simultaneously in all components. It amounted to 2.5iP.7% on the neutron
monitor at the Lomnit'skiy Shchit and 2.8+1.6% at eraga.. The interrsity increase
of cosmic radiation in the diffusion region of the drop was extremely great in
relation to the class of the flare. It can be supposed that there exists a- rela-
tion between the origination of radiation and rapid changes of filaments (under
the action of changes-in magnetic field during the flare development). This
case was analyzed., as well as the intensification of cosmic readiation related to
the rapid development of the loop-like prominence of May 4, 1960 (RZhAstr, 1961,
3A334). The conclusion has been drawn that the-axis of spatial angles of ejec-
tion of cosmic rays towards the Earth passes within the loop, i.e., coincides
with the orientation of the intensity eleatria vector. Encotmter of cosmic rays
.4-a is direa towards the Earth, end,
with thq N@Ah Id pagetblo, if the loop ay ted
the general magnetic field will force the particles to MoVe'to the F_%@i;h. There
are 18 referm ces. From authors' summary
[Abstracterva note: Complete translation]
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