SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOLEVA, N. G. - MOLGACHEV, D. A.

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MDLITA, IT.Gt IVAHOT# L.Ir; KHDDAX, L.P.
Iffect of the calcium oxide content an the structure and proportion of
easil.r crumbling aluminuo-caIcium alW. Izv. Sib, atd. AN SSSR uo.B:
58-61 159. (KIFA 13:2)
l.Urallskir filial AN SSSR.
(slag)

G.; XUBAKIN, F.S.
Microscopy- of the products of sulfidizin.- metallic oxidea,
by elementary ff ulfur.: Trud)r rnot.met.UYAN SSSR no -5:
105-108 1,60. (MIRL 13:8)
(Metallic oxides) (Tapor plating) (Microscopy)

KOROTICH, V.I.,. kand.teklm.-muk; V-."-,
kand.taldai.naWc
PU-neralo,-ical ampocition of 107tiv-1 Tntl
inst. no.91:128-138 6o.
(Bauxite-AAmlysila)

POTASHNIKOV, Yu.M.; FAZDNIKOV, P.A.; Prinimli. uchastiye;@,@Za,---
_Yqa-bWLYCHEVj, D.K.
Dry method of preparing a higher sulfide of copper (covellite).,
Zhur, neorg. khim, 6 no,3:526-530 Mr t6l, NM 14--3)
(GoveiUet)

IaLLL?R,, V.Ya.; n@@V@A _&&;. UTKOV, V.A.
Effect. of the phase composition and basicity- on the quality of
manganese sinters, from.Polunochnoye, deposit ores. Trudy Inat.
met. UIPAN SSSEL no,7:7%-84 161. (KML 16z6)
(Polunochnoye region-Manganese ores)
(Polunoohnoye region--Carbonates)
(Sintering)

MOMAy._@EG.; ZF1UGHKOV, V.I.; MIKULINSKIY., k.S.,@ KUSAKIN, P.S.; YEFREMKIN, V.V.
Change in the phase composition ofmaterials in relation to the
hdight of the thermal ore furnace in obtaining manganese sinter.
Ttnad.y Inst. met. UFAN SSSR no.7:119-125 161. (MIRL 16:6)
(Sintering) (Manganese ores)

ZHUGHKOV; V.I.; MIKULINSKIYt L.S.; 74?REMKIN, V.V.; MOLEU, N.G.
- @ 0 :.-4r
U40 bf a fluxed sinter in obtaining carbon ferromanganese. Tru-dv
InA@ met. UFAN SM no.7tl57-161 161. (KM 16:6)
. (Manganese, alloys) (Sintering)

MOUWA, N.G. ;USAKIXI P,S. IVA.10@kr S.-T.
Changes ill the composition of the charge mixture along the
height of a otack furnace for nickel owlting with a blov
containing 40-percent oxygen. TSvet. not. 36 no./P36-40 Ap t63,
(MIU 1614)

ZHUC'HKOV V. I.; SUCHIMNIKOV, S. Itj MIKULINSKIYI A. S.; KOLEVk,
Electric resistance of ore and lime mixtures used in the
manufacture of meta-Me chromiumi Izvvys,ucheb,z&v*; chern.
met, 7 no. 4-.62-67 164, NM 17-5)
1. Uraltskiy politekhnichookiy institut.

KIPRUMTt Gel,; MOIMS 9J.
Syuthesiff of certain P-phenjrIIsojwopTLmdw derivatives, Part
4. Donfiguration of the: product of condensing I,Z-dibromocy-
clohez%w with @-phenylisopropTlaminee Uk:r#khimozhur4F 19 no,4*,
418-4ZO '530 (MLRL 8-. Z)
I Ukrainakir institmt ekaperimentallnoT endokrinologii, otdal
o;ganicheskogo sintesa, M=koy.
(Cyclohexame) (Isopropilamine)

VEITSMIN, A.M.; MOLEVAI N.J.
Obtaining progesterone fr= swine bile, 14ed* prom, 15 no.2:28@-N,
F 61, 3)
I* Ukralmkir institut ekoperlmentelln endokrinologii,
(PFWESTERONE) (Of

VEYTSMM, A.M.; MOLEVA, N.I. [Molieva, X.I.1
SynthesitT of IM-hydroxMogeisterona capronate. Farmatoershur,
20 notltlO-13 f65, (MML latio)
1. Otdal organicheakogo sinteza UkreLinskogo instituta eksperimentaltnor
endokrinolagii (zeLvedtqushchiy otdalom G.I.Kiprianov [H.1,Kiprianov]).
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ESYLINA, TS.O., inzhener; BLAGONADEZHDIN, T.Te., inzhener*, BOGUSUVSKIT,
Y.Ye., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; VOROKKOT, I.M., professor,
GITIIU, L.Yk., irzhener; GROWN, K.B., inzhener, GOROKHOT,.
doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk [deceased.]; IMNISTUX, I.K., Inandidat
teklinicheskikh nauk,- DOVM-Ir, S.A., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk;
DMLISKIT, M.P., professor, doktar khimicheskikh nauk [deceased];
DYXHOTI04=, L.I., professor; ZHITKO7. D.G., professor, doktor
tekhnicheakikh nauk; KOZLOVSKIY, N.S., Inzhener; LAKHTIN, Tu.K.,
doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk; LIVENSOIT, L.B., professor, cloktor tekhni-
cheskikh nauk [deceased]; ISVIII, B.Z., inzhener; LIPXAN, T.P., inzhe-
nor; VARTY11OV, K.V., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk;_,MOLKTk, T.I.,
inzhener; NOVIKOV, P.S., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk-,-OSYTSKIT, T.K.,
kandidat tekhnicheskikh naulc; OSTROUMOV, G.A.; PONOKUMNKO, Yu.Y.,
kandidattekhnicheskikh nauk; RAXOVSKIT, T.S., kandidat takhnichaskikh
nauk-, REGIRER, Z.L., inzhener; SOKOLOV, A.N., inzhener; SOSUNOT, G.I.,
kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk-, STEPAHOT, T.N., professor; SEDUJMN07,
K.K., kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk; ELIKIND, I.A., inzhener; YANUSHK-
VICH, L.T., kandidat tekhaichask-4kb nauk; BOKSHITSKIY, ra.K., inzhe-
nap, redalctor-, EULATOT, S.B., inzhener,, redaktor-, GASHIIISKII7, A.G.,
inzhener, redaktor; GRIGRO(YET, V.S., inzhener, redaktor; TEGURITOT,
G.P., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk, redaktor; ZHARKOV, D.T., dowent,
rodaktor* ZAVAROT, Yu.Gs, kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk, rodaktorl
KAMINSKIi. V.S., kandidat tekhnicheskikbL nauk, redaktor; KOVDMOT,
Te.F., professor, redaktor; KOSTYTZT, B.M.. inzhener, redaktor;
?OVAROT, L.S., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nail , redaktor; ULIHICH, P.R.,
redaktor; KLORIKTrAlf,. S.KhL., otvetstvennyr redaktor; GIADILIN, L.V.,
redaktor; (Continued on next card)

ISTLINA, TS.O. (continued) Card 2.
RUPPENM, K,V., redaktor; TMPIGORK7. A.M., glavny7 redaktor;
BARABAK07, P.A., redaktor; RARAITOV, A.I., redaktor; BTJCMTEV, T.K..
redaktor; GRAFOT, L.Te.i redaktor; DOKmir, A.V., redaktor; ZAZEMTD-
redaktor; ZASTADIKO, A.F., redaktor; KRASITIKOVSKIT,. G.T.
redaktor; qTOTt N.A., r,edaktor; DISHIN, G.L,, redaktor, RAWK07-
SKIT,, G.I., redaktor,., MELINIKOV, Y.T., redaktor; ONIKk, D.G.i
redaktor, OSTROVSKIr. S.B., redaktor; POKROVSKIT, U.K., redaktor;
FOLSTYANOT, GOT., redaktor; SKOCHINSKIT, A.A., radaktor; SON111,
S.D., rodaktor; SPIVAKOVSKI",. AX., redaktor; STANCHENKO, I.K.
redaktor; SUDOPLATOV, A.F., redaktor; TOPCHIYEV, A.T., redaktor;
TROYANSKIY, S.V., redaktbr; SHMAKOV, L.D., redaktor; BYEHOV-
SKAYA, S.N., redaktor izdatellstva-, ZAZULFSKATA, T.F., takftniche-
skir redaktor; F-ROZOROVSKAYA, Y.L., tekhnicheakir redaktor.
[Mining; an encuclopedic handbook] Gornoe dela; entsiklopedicheakii
spravochnik. Glav-rel. A.M. Terpigorev. Ch-leny- glav.red. P.A. Bam-
banov L dr. Moskva, Goa. nauchlio-tekhn. 'i zcl-vo lit-ry" po ugollnoi
promyshl. Tal.l* [General engineering] Obahchis inzhenernya
avedenlia. Redkollegiia toma S.Kh.Kloriktian i dr. 1957. 760 P.
(Mining engineering) (MIRA 10:10)

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MOLEVA, V. A. (Cc-author)
s7e a IVI-wov, B. V.
Ivanov, B .Y. and Folevas V. A. "Chemico-mineralogical research
on chromortagnesite refractory material frcivi copper smelter
furnaces,@t Uchan. zapiski. (Leningr. gos. pad. i-n-t im. Gertzena),
Vol. LXXII, 1948@ p. 29-38 -- Bibliog.- F iteras
SO: U-3566, 15 March 53 (Letopis 'Zhumal 'gykI, St-atey, No. 14, 1949J.

MOLETA, V. A-.-
2-7151. VIOLEVA, V. k. K voprosu o roli kompleksriykh soyedineniy I tverdykh rastvorov
V OgnSUPOrakht DOUSAIr Akad# Hauk assr, Novaya seriya, T. LXVII, No. 1, 1949,
s..IZ7-30. -Bibliogr: @s. 130
So:-Letopis' Zhurnallnykh Statey, Vol.,36. 1949

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off even thloligh the compounds am fw "able at With trinjorridur"
Thr votulition% necessary For the formation of iko unintirrtupic4l
Wl" Of 99111 solutions Of substitution Om CMpk(CIY -Ati-fWd IVY
the soild solutions of'stlincls and of tbe,oxwes MSO ant! MaO.
To Study (he mechanism at formatlort and the compw4tton ot
oynthrik matincoia-Iron splacts. the matetial from the hot tour
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fortrut"t o( a "W odution of cbmmfte with fnalpiestaferrite. 0*0
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1,,OMT,-,, . V. A.
"Chemical Investigati-on. of Certain Copmlex Spinels
in Pegard to Their Oms'Ututian.1 1'nesis for degree
of Cand. Geological-:-Uneralogical Sci. Sub 19 4ay-
Inst of Geoloeical Sciences, Acad Sci USSR
Smanary- 71, 4 Sep 52, Blssertati@ns Presented
ia IM. F rorm jLcjjMnp.= Vloakya Jan-Dec 1950.

V. A.
Aut'--q r Glinxhir@7, 1, 7rigl,@vp-, 17, A, :@n1
Title 1!!--@-Mio'r- -I' te- !t, ne- trz Inc-, r:@ 1f,- ?crovv,,
al: 1 Ttvi?
.TM-Trr" )OK.La&y A-? Ai N SSS.-I. Vol. 7
Sal-, iec"
D.ST.R. Or@t@51

- KGTZVA, T. A.

MOLF.U. V.A.-, XTASHIKOV, V.S.
Hoogbomite amd its variety, zinc-hoogbomilts, Doklady Akad. Mwk
S S.S.R. 8), 733-6 (52. (KLRA,5:5)
47 no.1k.-6826 '531

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SMYUCMUKOD.P.; KOLVA,V.A.
Nora about "magnalumoxidal. %apTffes.min.ob-v& 64 no.3:396--387 155.
(spine, group) (KLRL 8:11)

USEE@t/ Cosw(@2emistry- Geockendatry. Hydrochemistry
Abs Jbur
Referat Zhur - KUmiyaj Nak, 1957., 12-507
A&Aor Setienov Ye.Z., Boushtedt-Kupletskaym Holeva V.A., Sludskaym N.N.
Inst" Acadwi@ of Sciences USSR
Title Vinogradovite -- kNew Mineral,
Orig Pub Dokl, AN SSSR, 19560 109t No 3,-61T-620
Abstract,
1/2
In 12 pegmtite- cores of Loyozi-kok-and Mibi4ellkslim massift
(IMA peninsula) M6 be6ndi-scowrecl a'=4
Aaz@-in h6liort Of '!4jj6grad6-i." The'jffiieriI-id'pi6sefnt
Ili the'f6rwof--fi-dely@ acicular.am, a6ly Mrotid fdrms9Iioiw *Iip't@6 -5
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iif -thd camt ;,a. -ca-
phod6s of ra@m6@kit6 ana 16#r6phillitidI , pd@lt vithiix I
vities iif db;Aed of'natrolite anct adaldiw.;-6ther adoodat6&'a.ineitals
of pegnitite: aegLiite, niephelizie, a e., ... po-
YlithLotUte.- neptunite etc. - 'Origiii'df vijioj@radovit4 is h d irmal.
-Syng6n;@U*wnaclinid.-
e've calorls'S's. Brittle, --@rith'.uxieven- @ki&ture, peifect dfiavage along
(01.0@. H@xdnessCJ4, sp. gr. 2.878, -In.p.4,1 806o. Optically biaxial,
D4

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UM/ Cossoefienistry. Geochemiatry. I@ydrochezistry D.
Abe Jbur Referat Zhur KhimiY&,, No 4., 195T, 1150T
V '= kIP; IV '='1.775o 1?770, 1 7 1.745 t 0. 0** 9 1@ 0.030-
elongition poiitfve 'cH', Plane 5, 6 1
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Ig over (010).- ii>,O@e Dosition -of-axes- -&:'b: a M I*'Is : I
@91@58'. Dehydratibucux@ie
76 @Aiz i iwd Deb@e X-ray pattern have been
r
cor ec
ecor ed.' Results of chemical anal:udis (in %): SiO*, 40-70, TiO' 33,6o,
A 6.p-o, Kgo o36, cao L.oo, ".12.00, K.-.,O 1.78Y (no)
12"3
H20- 0.66, sun 100.44. Tentative formLla: Ns;rTikA1Si6%4 3E[@O. Re-
-dults - of 4ecific analyses (in clieia@allY 3.59% ffb 0 by'sbdetral,
analy-ais 0.08 and OW2%,B6-0ji tio sj*cfme@i ).- TA-Z=%peatral_ana-
lyiis fdrelaled, Fe, Kh, Sri _G& an&_Zr. Cryatall6che@icdl @oditi6zx of in-
divilual elements not'entirely-clear. On the surface vinogradovite un-
dergoes leucaxen6zation.

SKOL(MUNOVA, K.K.1 MOIVA, T.A.
Phenacito @rom Batystau depooits (qeatral razakhataa)w Z@okl,
AN SSSR 112 no,4:749-752 1? 157; (MLRL 10W
1. Itstitmt geoLogii rudr.7kh mestorozhcteuir, patrografti, mineralogii
i gsokhimii. Fredstarleno akademikom D.I.Shalierbakavym,
(Irazakhatan-Phenacite)

AJ A,
11-58-5-6/16
AUTHORS: Ivanov, B.T.; Mole'va, V.AL.; Gaynanova, Ye.l.
TAITLEz On theAlteration of Crystalline SahUt During Heating (Ob
izmenenii kristallicheakogo slantua pri nagrevanii)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheakaya, 1958t
Ur 5, pp 60-77 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors studied the alteration of the crystalline shist
in a block taken out of the lining of the furnace used
for the lime-calcination. This block was out out of the
albito-actinolitia shist and the results of itaroentgeao-
graphic study are given (Table 1). This block underwent
a long process of furnace heating and was composed of three
different colored parts: grey, brown, and dark-brown
(shokoladno karichnevaya). The microscopic study of the
grey part ahowed that its mineralogic composition remained
unchanged, and only the crystala of the actinolite were
gradually transformed into separate filameats. The results
of the roentgenographic study of this part (Table 4) show-
ed that it was composed of albinitef d1opside, and hema-
tite. The last two products could be called the pseudo-
Card 1/4 morphic actinolite. The roentgenographic study also showed

11-58-5-6/16
On the Alteration of Crystalline 15ablat During Heating
oxidation of the magnetite and its transformation into
hematite. The albite remained absolutely unchanged.. The
brown part of the block, sharply differs from the grey
part in. its structure and mineral composition. The lineal-
paral lel teXture dieappears and the glass-like phase ap-
pears in a small quantity, indicating the beginning of the
meLting of the rock. The transformation of the albite is
also observed. Its larger grains had started to malt and
its smaller grains were transformed into a mass of fine-
grained plagioclass. The labradorite was found in the
glass-like phase. The results of the roentgenographic
study are showa in. Table 5. The dark-brown, porous part
of the block had a very, dense caked structure and was
characterized by the presence of large and. small pores.
Caverns were found in spots, on the surface, filled by a.
light-grey fine-grained mass. The albite disappeared
completely, it had melted and formed a part of the glass-
like mass. The quantity of the labra&orite increased,
and a new product appeared in the glass - colorless crys-
tals of pyrozene. The ferric oxides were also found in
Card 2/4 the glass-like substance, containing small cubic crystals

11-58-5-6/16
On theAlteration of crystalline SchIst During Heating
of secondary magnetite. Results of the roentgenographic
study of this part of the block are given in Table 6. The
caverns on the surface of the block were filled with a
powder, caked iato, a solid mass. Between this mass an&
the dark-brown, surface, small seams of characteristic mi-
aeralff were formed. Lacording to the authors, these seams
represent a miniature skarn. The roentgenographic study
of the powder showed that it was composed of calcite. The
seams were formed as a result of interaction of the lime
and the components of the block. The composition of these
seams were: well formed crystal of melilite; yellow-
green pyroxene and colorless pyroxeae. The comparison, of
the chemical analysis of the original minerals and of two
heated parts showed the identity of their composition,
which proved the supposition that in the zones of the
blocks of rocke, reactions in a hard state occur by the
redistribution of the oxides of the composing products
of the rock without addition of any new material.
There are 6 tables, 2 figures, 9 photos and 14 Soviet re-
Card 3/4 ferences.

11-58-5-6116
On the Alteration of Grys tall ine SchIst During Heating
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdaniyl getrografii,
imineralogii i geokhimii AN SSSR, Moscow (-Geol:ogicaL - I -
Institateof Ore Depositst Petrography, Kineralogy and Geo-
chemistry of the LS USSR, Koscow)
SUBIAITTEDt 12 July 195T.
AVAILABLE,: Library of Congress
Card 4/4 1. Rocks-Crystal-Reating-Physiva, effects

SOV-11-56-8-2/14
AUTHORS: Chuk-hrov, F.T., Moleva, Y.A. and Yermilova, L.P.
TITLE: flew Data on Klitridatite (,Nrovyye Danryye o Mitridatite)
PERIODIC-ALi Izvestiya Akademii.nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheskaya, 1958,
Nr 8, pp 16-26 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The name "mitridatite" was given by P.A. Dvoycheako to a light-
.green earthy substance discovered by S.F. Popov in 1911 among
the iron ores of the Kerch' Peninsula. Much later similar sub-
stances were described by F.Y. Chukhrov ind A.V. Sidorenko.
This article is a detailed report an the results of laboratory
studies of these'substances with the application of most modern
means of science. Following scientists took part in these
studies: F.V. Chukhrov, V.I. Stepanov, A.V. Moleva, V.S. Aze-
lina, M.T. Yanchenko, A.A. Voronova and A.I. Tsvetkov. C. Fron-
del (USA) also took part in discussion and propounded the theory
that the results of the analysis of all these products could
possibly concern different minerals. The resuits of all these
researches could be summed up as follows.. The mitridatite JE
a basic ferro-calcium phosphate in which some quantity (PO".)
Card 1/2 ras presumable replaced by the groups of (OH) its formula
4'

-New Data on-Mitri datite SOV-11-56-3-2/14
is CA FZ 7 nH 0 ;here on 'LJ-_ average 'In."
2 3- f /P04YOhN 2
eauals 2. Its synGony is mono- or threeclinic, Aggregates
of the mineral are cryptocrystallic, earthy - loose or dense.
It can be decomposed by acids. Index of refraction - 1.77.
Some number of particles have colloid dimension and appe,
laminar under the microscope. The genesis of the mitridatite
is connected with the alteration of oxykerschenite (addition
of calcium) or of anapaite (loss of part of calcium). It can
be considered as a metacolloid, containing colloid particles.
There are,5 tables, 2 photos, 3 graphs and 9 referencess 6
of which are Soviet and 3 nor.-Soviet.
ED.
.SUBMITTE July 16, 1957
ASSOCILTIM, Institut Geologi-i rudnykh mestorozhden-iy, petro.,rraf-Ji, --inera-
logii i geakhimii AN SSSRr Moskva (Institute of Geologd of Ore
Deposits, Petrography, MirieralogX and Geochemistry of the AS
USSR, MOSCOW)
1. Mitridatite--Chemical analysis
Card 2/@

ZRDYU@O. D.r.; MOLIAVA. T.A,.
Titinospinels fr6a dedolomitized Cambrian rocko, in southem Talmtia.
Zap. Ties.- min. ob-va 87 no,,6:6�1-695 158. 12:3)
(TaktLtia-4itel grov)

CHUMOTt. F.T.; MOLLVA.. V.A.; BERKHIN, S.I.
Miztre of zinc montmorillonits and hallmits froz the Kaykafn
depo t. Kom vMtr. no.5-.3-6 163' . (KML 16.-7)
1, Institat goologii rudnykh rsstorozlidaniy,, petrografii,,
mineralogii i geokhlmii AN SSSR.
(Pavlodar Proviace-Hoatnorinonite)
(Parlodar Province-Hanoysite)

GHUKHROV,, F.T.0, BERMNI S.I,j MOLEVAp T.A*
Opalization of clay minerals in the oxidation zone of depocits
in the steppes of KeLzakhfftan, Kcra vyvetr. no.5:17-23 t63.
(MML 16:7)
1. rhatitut, geologii rudnykh mastoroxAdeni3r,, petrografti..
mineralogii i gookhimii AN SSSR.
(razakhataa-41ay)
(&aakhstan-Opala)

(Khibiny Ybuntains-Eucolite)

CMJKHROV, F.V.; BERKHIK, S.I.; YERMILOVA, L.P.; MDLEVA, V.A.;
RUDNITSK-AYA.. YO.S.,
Allophanes. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geol. 29 no-.4t3-lcl APF64.
(Kak 17 5)
1. Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrografii,
mineralogii i geakddmii AN SSSR, Moskva. I -

CRUKHROV, F.V.; RUDMITSKAYit, Ye.S.; MOLEU, V.A..; YWMMA, L.P.
Phosphate allophanes. Izv. AN SSSR@ Ser. geol. 30 ro,3:
51-57 Kr '65. (HM 19:3)
1. Inatitut geologil rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrografii,
mineralogii i geokhimii AN, SSSR, Yoskva.

ROGUI, Yu.r.., RMOVAII V.P@; VORONKLU A.A.; V.A.
New mineral "tinacsit"t YaK2Ca2TiSi-,Glq(%C14). Doki. 0 SSSF. 162
no.3t65&661 My 165. (MJRAL 18:5)
1. Institut minezaiogii, geokhimli i kristallokhimii redkikh
elementov AN SSSR. Submitted December 28, 1964.

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TV -@% -& cc 195 UE Ih
Wo 0.4uvmfdYa Arfr1r, Wat KIIIA-4. L' 0- C-
In-zewtwccal Cnadit-fons upon tryp rd ;f4rjiiK And the 41teric
vwditiq-
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IPudiwCt., 1. Agriefatural me(watoa Z- Sheltec belts 3. Mkrameteo"taff 4.

T..
006( 9)
W@ical Abst- iv rian, Stan obecny L potneby scrometeorologfi w PoIsca, I
Crh
fglliikeorol Moka udoweJ. a
resent sta d needs tit agrometeorolog-
t in the Polish Peoples Republic.]: Fr-eglq e-
d At
p
No,
1, gr"Zy i Hydrelog4=ny, v. 1950-1951-RS-M, 1951. DNM---Coatainra. r ie of
ev W
1953
Mk done irt Poland before the war, a detailed report of post-war attainments and sug tions
MeteorO1.09T fcc the future development. The author divides the problems into four groups- 1) the influen n
ce
+f meteoroJo&al conditions on agricultural production, the pl,
-inning of cultivation; 2) M,
climatological worksi solving individual 6dentific-agricultural problerns; 3) changing o(climatic
Icanditions by man and 4) mirroclimatological investigations concerning the organs of Oijimals
on farms. Subject llcadfngr: 1. Agricultural meteorology 2. Microdimat
ology 3 Arti-
4. Animal ecology S. Poland.-Ilfanda TomcukowiTt.

@A
Keteorological Abet.
1 i roln lCre! I feke
VOI, 4 ITO- (Cs ft"I cot trern in g a gricu I t u ra I
;and "arz @t i FrydrahZ&-my, v, 050719SI:339-345.
Harch 1953 -tion of.
@Ijz_ wicultural and forest meteorology in'
-.21 fo
Goaaral MeteoroLrgy (Polarld. the follo-@rin?Aections: 1@ agrometeorologv
iw@@ w -!i a of measunwicat methods and 5) p og T
S) z-,;@ 61 -"1 oi henal he
plans and prij-c(s forc@cfn fo. ef Oe sectian@ art-+ given. Subject llraditqs: 1. Agri-
3.Boildimatolog,, 4.Phenology S.Poland-,

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1051. DLC-.Vw put out t!
t@v, ,tf 0, U S-R f @nd th@. det-.4,ii-cof the q their "t-
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L( in vil"t-rim afoi c
tf, ot ibb"Of Ov@- im f@-Il 6'" parlicuNr the 3crSTFA,
th.. Jmlsr 4 f"cty-4 t1ur 1, TIM WSEA,
utfe 11togst, (tuns rac"t &4s.

KHOMYAKOV, A.P.; STPPANOV V I.- MOLEVA, V-L; PlIDOVEINAL, Z.V.
New mineral Irtikhonan'lewrite 1@ SrAIF X-0. Dckl. Z
MIR 1% no. 2:345-347 1,,V' 164. 4 WHA 17-.7)
1. Predstavleno akdemikom H.V.Belovyra.

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AUTHOM bloleva, V. S. and Peyzulayev, Sh. I.,
TITLEs Suectroanalysis of tungster. for the content of impurities
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratorlya, v. @7i no. 3, 1961t 309--10
TEM The authors describe two supplements to knova analyses of V for
imlauritiesz. I) analysis of the- residne of hydrochlorination of W;
2) use of metallic Miver -Qs a carrier. Part of the sample (0-5 9) is
transformed to,WG at 800-8500C, another part (1-2 R1 is hydrochlarinated
by the usual wethod. The residue of this sample is annealel at 4000C.
weig@ied, and the coetftclant of enriahzeut -,f iMpurities is determined.
Pre'iminary exo,@krim-aats s1v2ved that the impurities Mg
Al, CM, Ba, Ma en-
riched auantitatively in hydrachlorination. Other impurities mentionel in
the table enriched partisily or volatilized. complstely. The concentrate
and the non-@.-nriched samn-,,a were. seDarately rzixed at the rario of 20 with
a mixture of 80p@- oarbon oowder and 20% silrer, and aaalyzed apectroseopical-
,Y. ,eh,@ iatel'lsitv Of liaea waa ,=,pared w'
I I Jftk tfto5o of the@ atandards. An.
''Card I

20193
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Spec t roanaly s ia cr tungsteu ... B 10.19203
addi U on of metallic silver instead of, tUe u!5-aal AgGlpre-.rented the
disturbing formation of tungstert chlorides. The. carbon povder was used
to transform the volatlilG WO 3 into poorly Talat,,Io compounda. The elec-
were made according to R.. F. Beribner (Rei. 8t Res.lfat.Bur.StandL.
mg of the m4xture to be investigat-ed was introduced
37, 379 (1945)). 0
ntnnel -it the, electrodes fixed wifti 2 dral)a of 20A: alcolaolio
inio the @h, k@ I
ba.kelite s6lutica, and dried. The amperag6 of tfte are was 12 a. the piet@re
was t.ak'en with an Wk'7-22 (ISP-22 spez.-Iragravfi, the time of exposure was
I min. This mathod nc:rmits tne quant'iteAIL'.@,@, -:tE.Cermination of 15 elements
by Lneans of one speacrograxt Mg, Cal ba, &I, Mri, Fe, Co, Ni, Ou, Zn, Cdo
Sn. Fb, Sb@ Bi. The fEmpuritiss Mg@ Cat Ba.. LI, Hn may be determined both
in the non-enriched sample and in the conoeatratfv. EAbstracter's notet
Comniete traiislation.j There ars; I figuref I table, and 8 references.-
3 Sovi,et-olnc and 5 non-Boviet-bloc.,
Card 213.

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Mn 2576i 10; tO-'t I
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GITA.. V.T. [Mial T.T.11 KO-Uq=&-TZMKWj, --A-. Nalf6tta-Tabacam, A.
Influence of the air blast and geometry of ita frame on the
spr&7- angle In cyclone bminers with mirsd pulverization, Rev
eleetrotecin energet 9 no.ItM-121, t6114

int M.
v t@t4ki.: Uha iii
Mal )o4' s=wntrcrops
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ml untl nrkulttirg obier@dtiojimi dkiri
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advautugCnAts dA4 Of d. Nod i@ Qxphltuad, It is shoitu that Av
_ulwtng in v,rwub PI
a Afted-the plaws Ircm the tjnl@ of i-win'to bw@e@i a" thent(ore tho
vilthtflino of lodflaJ3ek" *a the @.otathy of tmtmrWog?cjl factom @Tbrw Mjinal charts
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MOLGA, WUXI
golga, @Iarian, R6inlce nalnizszych dovowych temperature powietrza. na. wysikoici 2 m(,
@ioal Abs i(Irnal air temperatures at i
5 cm, nad powierzchnia. zleml. [Differences between lowest d
Vol. 10
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Rwliut;or. aftd 8% of the casL@-
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Tcmo@zrature d 3. Poland.
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tit,
.gricutuaral hVroIo[-7 and research in that fieI6.lt
Gaz eta Obse---wratora. Varczava, Vol 6, N'a 12F Dee 1953,, p. 5
SO- Eastern European Accessions List, Vol 3, No -1-0, Oct 1954, Llb. of Coneress

ZLGA, X.
Offead for development of a&TiculturFtl meteorology in the light of resolutions
of the qth Plenary Session of the Central Committee of the Polish United
Workers PpIrtiff.
.P- 1, (GAZITA. OBSKRWATOR& Tol- 7, ?To- 1, 1753 Published 195W
Wergsawas Poland)
SOt Monthly &tat of East ]Vropean Acceseions, (ML). LO. Vol, 4;, lb,
IM 1955- Unal-

it,,Ibat agricultural jaetoorologY is-tf q; , P. 1
Gp VarsZauia v 1 7.. 1,11o 4p k 54
zeta Obserwatora-
%ropean facessions List, vol 3, 1-To 10, Oct 1954f Lib. 0' COnUess
so: Eastern

MOLGA M.
"Frofessoi Antoni Boleslaw Dobrowoleld-Y Post Ybrtem Recollections,
P. 1. .(GAZET& OFMWATOPA, Vol. 7, No. 6, Tune 2-954, Warszawa, Poland)
soi Monthly Ust of Fast 5jropean Acceisions, (ETIAL), LC, Vol. 4,
ITO.1, Olan. 1955., Uncl.

ec
(Ttofeasor Vaclaw lastowski; Postmzrtem Fecol tions", P. 1. (GAZEU,
OBSERVATOPA, Vol. 7, No. 8, Aug. 1954, Varaze-wa, PoIand)
SO: Ibntbly List of Fast European Accessions, (ML), LCr Vol. 4,
No. 1, Jan. 1955, Unal.

M W-A, M.
"Sorze Methods of Recording Soil Floisture", P-4. (GAZFT&, OBSMIFATOP.A,
Val.. 7, No. 8. Aug. 1954, Warmwa, Poland)
SO.:,. Monthly List of Fg@st European Accassions, (EML) LCI Vol. 4,
No. li Jan. 1955, Uncl.

MCWA M.
ffRole of Ligbt in the Climate of Plan.tan, P. 6. (GAZETA, ORMWATOPA,
Vol. 7
No.. Sept. 1954,; Warszawa, Poland)
got Monthly List of East European Accessions,(MLL), LO, Vol. 4,
No. 1, Jan. 1955, UnA.

Professor Wladyfflaw Mat&; an obi.tvary, p, 1. (GAZETA ORSMATORk, P. I.F.M. Warszawa,
Vol. 91 no. 11 -Tan. 1955.)
SO: Fouthly- List of East Daropean Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 4, No. b, Tpn . 1955, Uncl,

MOLGA, K.

'A visit in the Soviet Union; research onevaporation from the
ground. p. 9.
UZETA OBSMATOEM.. P. 1. 11. M. Vol. B. no, U, Nov. 1955.
FOUND
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MOLGA M.
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GAZETI OBSEWATCRA P. I. H. 11. Vol. 8,, no. 12, Dec. 1955.
POLAIqD
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MOIDA M
I.CWA, M. Professor FAward Stena; an obituary. p. 3.
'Vol. 9, no. 5, May 1956
GAZETA OBSERWATOTRA, P.I.H.M.
SCIENCE
'Varazawa... Poland
Sot East European Accession, Vol. 6, no. 2, Feb. 1957

" & L- G A- i-@ ,
I
MOLGA,j, M.
StanisUv Turezynoviez; an obituary.
P. 4, (Gazeta Obserwatora) Val. 10t No. 9. Sept. 1957,, Warszawa* Polind
SO: MONTHM INDEX OF ELST MOPEAK ACCESSIONS (EEAI) LC. VOL. 7, NO. 1, .XAM. 1958

14@_
t@
SCIE!,ICE
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X01M, M. The suction, force of the Soil. P. 3.
I-11onthl-v List of East European Accessions (EM) LC Vol. 8, no. 5
'M@v- 1959, Urclass.

MUTHCR. M-,!Ea, Marjan
1'71113@ TcoeTiDoctor
PMITGDXIAL-@ Frzeglpd Gzeofl_zyczr-y (d,Frzegl@d Metecrologiomy i Hydrologi@zny),
1960, -go. 1, pp 73 - 75
is ar4- cle cont.ains the obituary of Docent Doctor Leonard gracjar.
Bax-tnicki, head of the ZaktpA, nimatologiJ. w Parnstwcwym Dnzztytun@ie Hydrolcgl-czrl!l-
met-em-ol-ogicinym Sectim 'M t-he State liydrctIcglical an!
who died in Warsaw on Decem'ter 4, i959, ThIlls article a-so @:ontainzi a
@iblfo.:@raphy of 2-:) publ:@,:@ations of the deceased, There is one T-hotograph.
Card 1/1

S/169/62/000/009 2/120
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D228/11307
A.UTHOR Molga, Marian
TITLE: Stanistawa Kosifiska-Bartnicka
PIMIODICAL; R-eferativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no' 91 1962t 4, ab-,
a-tract 9B25 (Gaz.-obserw. PiI.H.M., 15t no. 1, 1962,
11-12 (Pol.))
.TBXT- Kosin'ska-Bartnioka -- the eminent Polish meteorologist, ver-_
met
e
satHe specialist, employee-of the G6sudaratmennyy institut 0
rologii i gidrologii (State Institute of.Mateorology anct.Hydrolo-
gy)t and member of the older geaeration of Polish scientists
died'in Warsaw on September 26, 1961. The most important works of
Kosiftaka-Bartnicka are listed.-
.Castracter's notev Complete trans-,
.1ation,
Card, 1/1

NOVIKOV, V.; MATVE)ZV, yu.M.; RI)ZHINSKIY, II.B.; BATIST, A.I.; IOSSELI, G.;
KORGLEV, N.; INAIUSOVI, V.; AROKOV, I.; SVETUIKOV, V.; ZAYONCHIK,
L.Z.; RASMPOV, I.V.; SERDYUKOV, G.V.; GRISM!, A.I.; MAOM, I.F.;
DELLO, A.A.; SWIRIATA,. V.A., inzh.; SPIRYAGIN, L.P., inzh.; GRISHKCII,
A.I.; KARDONOV, B.A.; BURDIN, V.M., kand. tekhn. nauk; IfQL G
D.A., inzh.; bfUZALEVSKTY, O.G.; RIVFJIT, A.A.; MEYS, N.V.; KOMISSAROV,
Ifew developments in research. Stalt 25 no.8:842-845 3 t65.
(MIRA 18:9)

SLUUSHKIN,, Ye.l.; BURDIN, V.,M.- KMYUSHKIN, SOV.- MDIWHW
Trininali uchatstiye::'MkKEYEVp I.F., SHCHITOV'Ap VA,
UperimenUl investigation of magnetoolastie dynamometers us@d
in measuring metal pressure on. rolling-mill rolls. SbDr. trud*
TSNIICHK no.30:129-135 163. (MIU 16:10)
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1. MOLGIN, K.F.
2. USSR (600)
4. Teahnology
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9. Aioiith2y- List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March, 1953.Unclassified.