SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NIKOLOVA, N. - NIKOLSKAYA, I. I.

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PIKOLOVAl Nadkat Insh.; RLM, Radi, inxh.
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Rational utilization of vater in the hydroelectric-powr plants
ws&r the irrigation reservoirs. Clektxoeuergila 13 no-10i
14-18 o v62.

ul OVA, he,
The Chadcal zAbomuri of the rutituto rw--mo ft~- IrAwadiwo
at Stan zagora* Ri#A I kbla 4 no-545-0 '&`-

DRAGOLOV, Stoian, uchital (a. Klenovo)- !Uq!~qyL a
L model for the mamtfr4ture or m1flurla acid, Biol L khLn 4
no.605~47 162.
I.- Institut sa urivursbonstwavans na uohite2ltep St, ZsCors,

wacumAt 5,
AaMICULTva
Parledloal KOIDFUATIM ZIMILIN. Im. go Sept. 1956
NIZ=A,, S.o WITWVv A. i Gnftdftt in tbe fUturo. p. 6.
NbotMy List of Imt Ibrorom Amwvoimw (=I) LO, Val. 8, so. )p, Vareho 1959. Uwl.

KIKOWA, 26.x,
- mmou"POW
Ccmrse of the period between attacks in rheumaties in children.
ffisdiatrila uo.1:82 Ja-F 054. KLRA 713)
1. Is Emakhakogo nauchno-Iseledovateligtogo inatituts, okhrany
materinstia I detetva. (Rhe=attam)

XIWLOTA, T.
PreductivIty of labor amd the s*4nAard of living. p, 33.
(SociJalam, I mdreveteveam, polittka, Vol.10. go. 2/3, 1957. Isocred.
T154"I'dwils)
SO: RoathIr List of last laropean Accessions (ZXAL) Le. Vol. 6. So. 8s Aug 1957. Uncl.

Nuotm-A, V.
......
Studies ou the injurious soil entasofauna in Bulgaria.
Izy Inst wobt rast 5187-100 163.

f(MCLOTA, Tesslina
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Insects (Colsopteral CarWdae) Injurious and beneficial V3
rural econcV. Priroda Sulg 12 no.300-43 rq-Je 163.

MeMll A NOV , M. i 5,1TAITO"I 1, 'J. ; lX.,*,,-,--K V , N, . (N. 1; ",
Effect of certaln factors on the gal-fc-r-ming pr3pert!ea of
unflower pectin. Zlrar. prikA'. k1him. 37 rxj.9:2035-1.2~43 3 104.
(MIPA 17110)
:. Higher Instlt,.;t,3 or Food and Spice Industry,, Plcridiv, ailgarift.

NIMDWVLV veselins
ftwingtails (order Collombola, Apterygota) and their importance
for rural sconomys Prfroda BUIg 12 no, 4s 9e-100 Jl- AP 163.

NIKOU)VA, VosellrA
loil Immots, carn encalovs in Bilgkrla. Priroda Rulc 13 no.6t
85-89 11-D 064.

BULWU!Oeneral and Special ZaolocX - 1r,.-Qctz. t--6
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - B1010, No 5, 1958, 21065
Author Nikolovmo V&
last
Title i Insect ftx&j;JLtes on tArvnc and Pupas of Pyrausta PurPurOlls
L. and P, gangaimilis L. (Pimlididae) and Caephasia nubt-
In Hb, (Fortricidae).
Orig Pjb : Byul. rastit, tashchita, 1956, 5, Ito lo 89-90
Abstract 3 Parasites infected 60% of the lame of the Pyrausta pur-
puralls and Pyrausta sm&uinallse The paresites belonged
to tieven species: five species of bracanides, on Labneu-
munid and one-chalcid (Cmtolaceuo ater Ratz.), i6lch appea-
red as secondary parasite (Umneria fUscicarpus). ItolAlec-
tie alternans Omy was Isolated from the Cnephasin nubilans
larvee.
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KIKOLOVAg, V.; MINKOVAl S.; RADEVO R.
*Injurious wirev rms of the family Elateridae (Coleopt.) ir. Ju garia and
expeftitents with cZettdcals in fil,hting theam
P. 233. (Izvestil) Vol. 7. no. 70 1956. 6ofia, Lulearip.
SO: Monthly Index of East EuroNan Acceselons (E:-AI) LC, 701. 7, no. 5, Fay 1958

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WIMMA/Gancral ans; specialized &)oloa - Inse--t5. pe
Abs Jour : Ref 2hur - Biol., fjo 9, 1958, 4om
Author : Nikolova V. Popova, V.
Inst : - L-LU-=-
Title : New Possibilities of CvntrollinC; the CabbaCe Fly (Hylerlyin
brassicae B.)
Orig Pub : Byul. rastit, Zaghchita, 1957, 6, No 1,, 29-32.
Abstract : No abstract.
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mcIVIA, V.
Some vegetable pests. p. 22.
(Kooperatwino Zevedelie, Vol. (12) no. 6, June 1957. S-01"11a, Bulgaria)
SO: Monthly Ust of East European Acces3ions (Z~-:AL) W. Vol. 6. no. IC, Cctoi*r 1957. Uncl.

go
KJXMQVAJ, V. (Sof ia)
problems In fighting Injurious insects and mites. Friroda BUIC 11
no. U94-95 Ja-F 62'.
11 TSKZU -

RIKOLAVAO V.
Morphology of preimaginiti intnpos of S:Ijju4 (pejowjrm) I,Lrl,.J^ Veig.
law Inst xasht r"t 20-14 162.

NIFC:,OV.' ., V.
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L,: ITAWT, Irt_-JUZDWA, Z,
virmetactcat COGSHOrMIGUO an tho optdmde of tanssma ts
10flA to 1952-55. Sm'""- MW- SOfIA 8 W-281-10 1957,
1. to lewblo prottrooptd, stantgll& (CI. lek&r: r.. Sbtod&rov)
1 IffimbstI& lustituts PO OPidmiologtta I aftro'blolodla,
(INFWWAs eptieslolea,
ts luldarta, virol. agpocts (But))

Acadmidd DICNUI or
not qivon
rooftas Digionas Vol IV, No 59 gap/Oct 1961, pp 52-53
"The International Con3ross an Virus and Rickettsia DisoaGes of the
Respiratory Tracts."'
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AMNOV# ?.I IVANMF W.1 RANGELOVAr, St.j: NIMOVA, Z.1 RIJSAXMt Kt
GWOVA, R. - 7-
The we of serological Inventlgations in stuftlnC the spideaJoloa of
saw virus infections in Bulgaria. J. bqg. epidem.. Praha 5 no.29
10-152 161.
L Scientific Research Institute of giddadolov and Hicrobloleag Sofia.
(VIRUS DIUAS&S Immmology)

LVANT 0 9. gQW1 4& GROMMAp R.; APJJ=KITUA, TS. (Lrabadthimms,
U.11 mumvp uorRAJKZL4NA, S.
Dymmlas of the t1toors of the aAtiftnes of influenza anidst the
popoUtiock In ftlearta, 1959-1960. Trudy opldeidol alkrablol Ot
105-US 961 [publ.962).

lVkffUTj N. 1~--NUOLQVA t-z. --
Type 3 Infimnin op as in ftlg"ta. J. twc. opides. 6 no.2tl58-
1" '62o
1. lostituto or gpt&ul*loa and Klerablolea, Sofla.
(unu=A eptdodoieff)

x WA4MMML. rok.. dektor. atarstd.- n&uchnyT sotruinik.
. --l"! "j-41-7--
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**a*" of babda*olow In t&. IleserlawUs 32 molAt
" 0 155. (RUA Stl2)
I,Wmlml'wW& cell alatologlabdakVs laborMorlya Almdadt
Awk seldwil.
(NMARIA-40MIMMY)

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Stesussic slotticame of ultravtoUt vrobom In 11go"ole *f
tbe oestral servmw astow* Vwr,bw.,fIsI*ter,I tsob.,fts,imllto
25 ue.107-M 160. (KW ILUS)
1, to ~td*I*uIja fistatoraptl (xav, - L. 11kelova-froys. ) Tymobfte
NAI*gtm*ogo Isettseta T bftl,,
(~Vm Bysm-alains) (UZMVICM SAYS--PHYSIOZOGICAL W"W)

swuwA,.MWAP 16-
Tmlbwat of awto am& obmfo pbarywitts With IdUILVIslat
no. OdnzgUa (SaU) 16 rA.28167-2?0 163.
(NUUMITU) (MU&TIMR RAU)
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BULGARIA
OWA--ZSQjV 'KG1r-WVA' S., rastEtute of 21ant
VAKLINOVA, S.* V= AA &I
Physiology, Bulgarian Acadnmyof Sciences
O'Effoct of Forredoxine,on Hydroxylawina Photooddation In laolated
Sofia, DoklogX rolparckgy Akademil 'EAuk. Vol L9, ro 12, L966, pp 1191-ILr,4
Abstract: (English arttci*7 Zartler investigations indicated (S. Vaklinova,
Co-.Vt, rand. Acad. bulg, ScE., 17, L964, No 3, ZM that hydror.;I=.Enc (I[&)
oxidIzos to, nitrEta In a suspension of chloroplasts =6 their fra--ants under
the influence of- light. Recently, the rolaof protein containtnz Iron
In t nonch---ical. form "- with a re4x potential (Ca = -C.432 V, at pq 7.5)
with 100 V more neeative than the redox potential of pyridinenuclaotide.
in primary photozynthatic reactions has bveor* known. L. P. Mortonson at
ate (Biochem. DlophyG* RGIK*. COC=Uft.,, 7, 1962, p. "0 cave thet name of
forrodoxin (Fd) to this protein# its role In the primary processes of
photonynthosis conalsts in the transfer of eloctrons released in thel primry
pliotochemicaL act of IUD?. ProcoodinZ from these data the authorr. studied
t2he effect of this onzy=4 on the intensity of. PA photooxidAtiono For that
purooso, farradoxi.n was Isolatod from a hozoge"ta of young spinach leaves
by tzeans of strongly cooled acetone# no Article describoo the Actual
photooxidation and the Isolation of chloroplasts. A comprehensive
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Molb M, f-.
NPU chaddeal test ror sails and plants to esWbU4b ad nod for artirldAl
rwUllsorm.p. 37,
Imn in Val. a folitift, M6
Is Norlet TftoalavU
So. KM OMPIM AMMONS UST Val. 50 No. ? jWLy 19%

IFAIIGTIG,R.'~ HRISOIIO,,D.; 111KOLOTOX1,19.
Fratelaacmm In pulsomm tuborataosim. TaberWaga, SOW. U
n0-4:525-530 0-2 '91 -
I* Institut @a tubefttaeft MNJ"jeo d1roktor:Vraf. dr. 0,
Nuratowski; lateram, k1laik& Modi. fak. Skopje* up. valk: prof.
dr. IL Arsaw.
(TVSW=Uglg FWAMM bl"d)
(MOM PROMIM)

PFRG: NWISKI, Radovan; NIKOWVSKI, -';Wvwn; MMVSKI, Ljubordr; ANG(A',
~.41- :1, - - ~. - -
Dordt -
Flee trocard logran in carcinoma. God - Z born.Med, Fait, 3 kople
no.1006-63 161,,

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AUMORr DMItriyev, D.; MI.kol'shin, S.,G#
ORG' non* 0."
TITLE: Effect of neutron radiation on r~' stallizatignof uranha
-c
SOW=: AN SSGRi Daklady, v. 165, no. 5, 1965, 106S-1060
TCPIC TAM neutron Irradiation, uranium, metal recrystallization, metal heat
treatment
ABSTFACT., The recrystallirtation process w&s studied in natural uranium as a func-
tion of neutron Irradiation. The specimens were 99.82% pure with a digmeter of 12
rn and a length of 70 va. The neutron intensity was 2-1013 neutrons per c=2. The
irradiated uranium rods w-are cut into sectors 4-5 mm thick. Recrystallization in
these s-
pecimens was studied by tLicrontructural and x-ray analysis and macrohardness
measumients. Phot=itrographs are given showing the structure of uranium "ci-
mQns; suhjected to 50% deformation as a function of annealing temperaturt and holding
tAne. Curves are given showing the hardness of def-xvmd
1-911-0 C
UDC: 539.04
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annealing temperature before and after Irradiation. Before irradiation, the spoci-
mns show a reduction In hardness at a temperature of about 5000. Irradiated ura-
nium shows a sl.~ght reduction In hardness (by 20-30 kg/mm2) in the 450-1000 region.
and a considerable reduction (by 60-90 kg/=2) at temperatures above 6000. The
first raduction in hardness Is apparvntly caused b,
.1 annealing of radiatior harden-
in& defects, while the second is due to recrystallization of the deforrstd specimens.
It ia ftmd that irradiation by neutrons raises the temperature and retards the pro-
cems. of re crystallization in deformed uranium. The effects of fission products and
re lstr--.jbutLon--oF defects-during-irradiation areF oonii is
authors thank S. T. Konobaevskly for discussing the results of this wcnk. 0AS.
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Aesdads dogno of Doctor of Kedical SaImAsev based an bar defense,
15 Jaw 19%,, In the Cowell of the Centml lost for the Advanced
TmIaIft of Physiclamp of ber 4issertation entitled: "Allergic
ftetor lm t1w patholpas Is of eclaq*U*10
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VIKOWSKAU, A.A., kandidat meditslnOdkh, mauk.
ommoodor-h-Ef
GautclLovo-droms. Alv"h.L gin. no,lt7l-?Z Ja-r '54. (MMA' 710
1, Ig kafedry Ww.&Mrstva I ginskologli (direktor - prefoomor 9.11.9bnkla)
I.NeebovskoV ordens foaLas abditgiaskogo inatituta.
(Uarometylpal region-%wrs)

HU011 SKAY A, A.A.. DUUQKL
admen lete teru ettrautertum prvgoaaCY- 94v,md- 21 SmW1emat:27-Z8
'57a (Km 11:2)
1, Is kstedry skumherstwe I giaekolaCtl Nongol'skogo uatvereltets
tonal ChWbelamom I reepublibectakago rodillitaCo does.
(MAQWGT,l AMAUMIM)

MIKOLISUYLA-1, AA.T NIKOIAYk-..'.',, K.U.
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Problem of pzw2ature birth " revealed by data from the Starropol
Wtwmity Home for 1957-1958. Wep.-okh. mat. I det. 6 no.3t82-M
me 161. (KM 24:10)
1. Is kafeft akwherstva I ginakoloeil Stnropellakogo, neditsin-
skogo, instituta (sayeduyushchiy - prof. A,A.Kikollskaym).
(INFAM (PRa%TU.R-S))

NIKOLISIAUO~ A.k._t- prof.
PoatsbwUl anwroMa sepois, Top. okh. mat. i dot. 6 nq.V64-69
JI 161. (MIPA 1499)
Is rs Wodrr akmWwrstva I cLr,*k*lo0L (wx. - prof. A.AOLkallakep)
&Uvrepltskop uditainskoge imtitata.
(AWfflW-X*TUCATIONS AND SSWELAS)

NIXOLISKATA,, A.Aep profe
S~Waopywda f*Uowlng a arlaical aborticno I%ltdo I akusho
28 no,802-35 Ac'63 (KM 16t12)
1. rz kafedr7 akusherstra I ginakologil Stawopoltakogo no-
ditainakago Inatitutao

KINOWSKETA I SKLFIRj M.N.,
prof
Atade bleWing. Oak. sap. Stavr. goo. =do insto 12s
2936-294 163 o (NntA 170)
is bradn skuAl"t" I glaekoUllt (save profs A.A. Nikollskays)
stavrorl4aw" Pawantwomwge Owltalaskq" Inatituta.

ItISOLISUU# A.A., prof.$ MOVOPZOv re.S.v asaiatmt
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Course of pregmamy md labor In hoart defectse Veh, up,
StAmo awe Made Insto 22c295-296 163~ (KM l7tq)
le Wedge.ahm4mrstva I ginsimlogit (say, prof,, A*A, Molls")
Stawrepollskogp govdarstwoumWo sed1telviskago Inat1tuta,

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Authors Nikollskaya, A. V., And Gerasimov, Ya. 1.
Title I Study of the Thermodynamic Characteristicq of BI-Yetallic. Systems by
Means of an 61ectromotive Force. C;Omlum Bis.-tutite "Y'rat9im.
PeriodicHl I Zhur. Fiz. Khim. Vol, 28, Ed. 4, 713-7.1t, Apr 1954
Abstract I 6tudy of the 0-viracteristics of liquid rietal smeltings (Cd-BI) by
means of ar. elect.roragne-tic force. Th" studies are perforraed by
c-,ncentration of 10-go% of the atons or ctdmiwi in a ttanrdrature
0
Interval of LOO to 600 . Eiqhteen referenc-~s; table!s; gmj-h5.
lnstltut~on H. V. Lomonosov's Moscow State Institute.
tted -1 July 25, 1953

137-58-4-65.91D
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 4, p 37 JUSSR)
AUTHOR: Nikol'lka*&,A,,_V,
TITLE: A Study of the Thermodynamic Properties of the Metallic
Melts Cd-Bi, Cd-Cu, Cu-Sb, and Cu-Bi by the Electromotive-
force Method (Izuchen3ye termodinamichr!;kikh svoystv metal-
licheskikh rasplavov Cd-Di,%-: ",:-S! r-,t-oon clei.-
tradvizhushchikh sil)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the author;s dissertation for the le-
gree of Candidate of Chemical Sciences. pri!sented to the MGU
(Moscow State University), 1957
ASSOCIATION: MGU (Moscow State University). Moscow
1. 14etrillic melts-Thermodynamic properties
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-i,-aVFb;pr8iCKl chenlatr742 Thermodynardes, Thexmctemlstry, Equllibria,,
Physloal-Chmd cal Analple, Phase TransIt' lona
Abs Jours ;kfarat. Zhurml KhJ-fya,, go 3, 1958, 7118.
Author A.T. likollskays, P.P. Otopkov, Is. 1.
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Title StU4Y alf Tbermodynade ftWertles of Binary Yetallic SysfAmm
by X.M.F. Nothod. Il. System Cad-Ums - CoMr.
OrIg PUb i2h. fit. Wall., 1957, 31, go 5, 1M-1012.
Abemat: The systm Cd - Cc was investlasted by the e.n.f * wthol
(rqport 1, MIMIn 1955j, 232*5). The electr=otiye forces
of concentzatlon A-10 Cd/CdCl2/(MxCul_x)+ of 20 Ilquld
LILoys of various comomitim in the runo from 0.08 to
OAW atomic parts or C4(NCd) were masure4 frm 575 to 6500,
the madta having been repro&lcible with + 0.1 v. The values
of the locarithm at the activity factor Qxrlog 1,041 mez am-
puted the o.m.f. arA 9M. The pextial hsate (XC4) and tha
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AUTRORSt Nikol'sksyso Ao I.# Lomovt A* Lot Gerasimovq Ya. 1. (1109cow)
TITLEs The Investigation of the Thersodyn3011C Properties of Binary
Notallic Systems According to the Method of Electronotoric
Forces (Ineledovanlye termodlnamicheskikh evoyetv dvoynykh
setallichookikh sist4m metodom elektrodvi%hashchIkh,:1li.
5.The System Copper - Bismuth (5. Sisteme med' - vi ut
PERMICALs Zhurnal fizicheakoy kb1miI# 1959, Vol 55, Or 5,
pp 1134 - 1139 (=.~)
AB3TRACTs The concentration chains -Cu solidicuclo RAC1 - KC1
('32011-XIlquid (N - molar copper content of the melt)
were investigated. The investigation was carried out in a
temperature Interval of from 1150 - 1225OX at a concentration
9C-A "0.063 - 0-710. The values for the oaf were plotted
as f(T) for each concentration, and a linear dependence was
found. The values for 1150, 1175, 12000 and 122 50K were fc;4nd
by Interpolation. Tabl* I shows these values. The activity
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of Binary Metallic Systems According to the Method of Electronotorlo
Forces. 5. The System Copper - Bismuth
copper was calculated from the values for the ezf. The values
for the logarithm of the activity coefficient of copper
(igIc"), the partial heats, and the aurplus entropies of
the mixing of copper are also shown In table 1. Table 2
shows the corresponding values fcr bleauth. The values for
electrodes with a copper cont lint V~ 0-701 vere found by
extrapolation. Figures I and 2 show graphical description
of the partial and integral heats and the mixing entropies.
The system Ca-BI differs conclderably fron Raoult's law.
The differences decrease with rising temperature. The t;4,~ki
melts are formed ander heat absorption, the mixing heats
being considerably high. With equIatemic composition their
maximum to 1600 kcal/g-ate. The considerable positive differ-
enoes of the entropy fro= the ideal values are characteristic
of Ca - 31 melts. This fact is explained by the great
difference of the atomio vclugsina of the two corpon4nts.
The retarded ahange of the mixing heat and the mixing entro-
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of Binary Metallic Systems According to the Method of E'Lectrozotoric
Porces- 5. The System Copper - Bismuth
It Is concluded that the Ca Bi melts have a microhetero-
geneoun structure. There are figures, 2 tables, and 12
references, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Moskovskly gosudarotvonnyy univeraitet In. M. V. Loconceove
(Moscow State University imeni U. V. Lomocosov)
SUBMITTED% November 11, 1957
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AUTEORS. 11kol'sk U -a A.V., Geydorikh,
verialsiog. B004/BO14
Member, AS USSR
X
TITLE: The ftermodynavic Properties of Indius Antimoni4i,
PMODICAL: Doklady Akademii n-auk SSSR, 1960, Vol 130, Nr 5, PP 1OT4-iO717
(USSR) -
ABSTRACZ: In figure I the authors shoir the phase diagraz of the In - 5b
system and give &.complete list of'public&tioas dealing with elA
the thermodynamie prcperties of InSblv\Thia paper is int nd d
to calculate the thermodynamic properties of InSb on th: b:94z)
of experimental date obtained by means of the electrochemical
chain. In(liquid) I (ECI-LiCl) + InCl~ (InSb + gb)(salld). The
change OZ of the isobaric-isotherm& otential is, as a result
of the reaction Ift(liquid) + Sb(sclid5 - InSb(sclid), propor-
tional to the emf of the cell. 7huef the investigation of the
temperature dependence of the emf also disclosed the, temperr,,ture
dependence of AZ. This investigation was therefore aa,rried out
in the heterogeneous rerion. of the InGb - Sb oystem betveen
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AUTHORS. Goydorikh, V. A., Geranimov, Ya. I., Corresponding Mem'jor
AS U832, and Nikollskays, A. V.
TITLE: Thermodynamic properties of alloys of the iron - tellurium
system in the solid @tat*
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademit nauk 883R, Y. 137, no. 6, 1961, 1399-1401
TEXT: A study has been mad* of solid ro-To allof;)by measuring the oxf X of
the chain (-)1PojrQQI2(KC1 + LICI)IFe - To (+) . 21 alloys in the phase
molt solid alloy
region @ + Too 0, 0 + + a, and 0 # a, have boon examined at
360-6500e;,)Alloy production and motho4o ars described In Ref. I (DAN,
1074, 09 ). The linear equations E - A + BT (Table 1) have boon calculat-
ed by the method of the least squares. The calculated course of the
thermodynamic functions to shown in Fig. 2. Resultii 1) The formation
entropies from the elements of m- and y-phaso are rositive. 2) The P-phose
arines with diminution of entropy. ~) Th9 formation enthalploo, while having
a course parallel to the entropies, remain negative in the whole ooncentre-
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tion range- 4) A similar course has also been found in the Fe - Sb system.
The relationship to ozplaln4d by the fact that the P-phase of the To - To
system iftolusive of TGT42 has a warcesite structure Me MY The y-phase
of the re - To system and the 4-phase of the To - Sb system are berthallide
phases with defectIve structure of the typo of nickel arsenide. Their range
of existence no longer comprises the compoeltion 1 t 1. 5) In accordance
with the authors' view conaerntag the effect of lattice defects In Me upon
the formation entropy of the Internotollio phase, the range of existence of
the y-;hast of the IN - To system in nor* distant from the I : I compositiono
than the 0- -phase of the Fo - Sb system. 6) In all Fe - To alloys with the
composition N a 0.35-0-51 a break appear* In the E(T) function at about
5130C, which confirm* the outectio decomposition of the y-phass Into a- and
P-phaso. fie. I presents th h diagram of the F* - To system according
to 8. Chiba (Ref. 3, see bol:wl.a*;he denotations for the phases are taken
from S. Chiba. The authors# results are dash-linad. There or* 2 figures,
2 tables, and 7 references: 4 Bovist-bloe and 3 non-Soviet-bloo. The 2
references to English-language publications read as follows: S. Chiba, J.
Phys. Soo., Japan# LD, 837, (1955)# M. Hanson, X. Anderko, Constitution of
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SUALITTED: Janua ic, ig6i
i
Fig. 1, Constituti.bn diagram of the
Fe - Te systom. I
LeGend: Continuout lines: data
by S. Chibal dashed lines:
4uthorml data.
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SIOBY62/000/012/00e/063
G*raslaovf Ta. I*# Kikol'skayst A. V-
fternodynanic properties of Wlarid" of bisauth ("Y*3)
and antLaocW (SIb',T*5)
Roforativw shurnalo rhintral no. 12# 19629 59- abstract
123349 (5b. -Wopr. a tallurgil. L fts.*paImprovadalkov", X.0
AX SSSIO 19610 50 M
TEXTt The mf to of a galvauja cell K (Sbe IL)/(XQI + LICL) fusion + BLC159
/(Ji~T*5 + To)+ were a*aacr*d within the t*xporature range, 570 -42000*
The isobaric potentials at 40090t emthalpie* and entropies of forsation
for Si. T05 (2i (Iiq.)v To (ad.)) were, fount by caloulation to be
AZ -3-T6 t 0-1 k"119-stax, 0 - -4-88 t 0.2 kosIll-atoll.
63 -1*6T Gal/9-aton-dog, Sb2roj. (5b (ed.)f To (ad.))
aZ -Z.95 t 0.1 koal/&-atoxf &R - -2.66 t 0.$ kcaf/g-atoa,
4S +0.14 Galj&-atoa-d*g. There is a largo error in the vat%* given for
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the entropy of formation0ot Ob To3 owing to the low too or4ture cooffiaicut
of the safe LAbstracter a u9tis Coaplets trawlati 7
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Ocrarnitiov, Ya.I.g NikoLlskaya, A.V,; and Yevseyov,
TITLE: lUniodynonic properties of. liquid metal, alloys
SOURCZ; Stroyeniye i fizichesidye avoystva vcshchastva v
_hidkon rontoyanii; materiaLy IV soveshch. po probt.
zhidl-.o,.o coat. vashchestva, v Kiyeve 1959 9. Kiev.
IrAl-vo Kiev. univ., 1962, L15-LIS
Nnowledge of the tluarmodynmic pro-perties of metal
,nolutions ic very, valuable in the general -theory of sotut:.ons. 'the
prcscnt paocr reports a study of the thermodynmic properties of
the liquid alloya of copper with cadmium antimony or bismuth,'of
bismuth trith cadmium, a-M of lead with t1n. The copper and binmuth
-allo-ja trare investigated by the erif method, the Leod-tin aLloys wera
Gtudied uaing the prea-aure of lead vapor measured by the ef CusLon
method*' The work wa!; ctrricd out lit 400-9000C. The experimentaL
reauLtz wcre .uned to cr.1cuLate the activity coefficients of the com-
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AUTHOROr Geragimorr ra, re, Corresponding Member AS USSR,
Abbasolf A, S., 1[ikolloKaZa A. Y-
TITLEt Thermodynamic properties of indiua telturideov
PERrODrc&L: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 14T. no. 4. t9629 655-838
TEXTC The thermodynamic properties; of rn2T*5, rnT*5, rnTe, and In 2Te
were determined between 380 and 425roc froot the *.&.f. of concentration
chains. k outectia LiC1 - XCI mixture was used as electrolyte. The
In2To 5 -To chainwas studied betseen. 300 an4-4200C, and & aixture:
containing t8j, 12, and 70~ by weight of KCI, RaCl, and ZftCl., respectively,
van used as electrolyte. The studies were conducted In an argon atmos-
phero or In vacuo. The results may be expressed by 9 - A. + B-T.
E - 0.3)50 + O-IT6-1075 T for In2To 5 Tat 9 - 0.2527' + 0,102-10-5 T t
Ty 1 0.1102 + 0,248-10-3
mos forrn 2to5 In2 T I O.OOT for
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Thorsodynanto properties of sos BIOMBIZ
Table 2t TheroodynamLo data for In4iua tellurides. Legend: (1) phavel
(2) - "67301V in joall (3) -4H, in kcall (4) 69, entropy units (for
I sole) 1 (5) 067~091 In kcal, aRy in kcall (6),35, entropy units
(for I m,too).
(3) (4) (5) (6)
INTC, $to is 4*30 0
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2
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+
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Ing% to .0+0: 13:5*3,j 6:,
2,
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where x Is the V1 ft"tifte v re studied. The pbsooo-wers, lidemilned bw
-ray amelpim for the stoddhiontrie Gompoditiessi " gall " fw trowitim alloyse
faijad in
The parameters wt&b wore Wood are In satisfactory agrs*awt with tbws
literstwo gu5A9 ampUgg fw Go T aa*,79 ar4ptvm for ft To. U4.cd
.avgstrom, 010*49 angstrom# wd'~7 ;Po Alloys with composition of $3.2 - 84A
'at j of To Wave amexpoide mA that aU allop witb compoattlams at
j 63.5 to 84A at *% at To yielded a CoM%Q* se "In witbiu an OF -CIMON"I ORICOR
or t U,o millboltse This $a1saus that thwaxamimed alloys Us in one and the
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valuss,, Alob-oorrespoods to the formiLUM of the Go To phaso from Go To and
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!and absolute tomperaturt so, Uw result of P Mioessing taw sts, bW the
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a aya, Vasillyev, V. P. I Genotswe
AVIKORt Abbasove A* I., likoll k
TIMNS ravestIgAtION of the thernodymmic prop*rtlee of gaIllus
antlaosIde by the electromotive-force method
809ROSt AN ISIK. Deklady*, r. 2569 no@ 69 1964# 13"-1401
TOPIC TAGS: gallium antimanide, thermodynamic propertye slectro-
motive force,'Ikobarlo Isothermal potential$ entropre enthalpy
ABSTRACT: The thermodynamic pwpertles of G&Sb were calctulat4d from
4.84r, of the Coll "liq I lKai-rtoi) Gaal
melt * 31 (G&Sb + Gb) scud
in the 360-5600 t"Perature Interval wherein the e.m.fe of the
reaction of liquid Ga and solid Sb to form solid GaSb was measured
(flge 1). The 1sobarle-Inothermal potential, entropy, and sathalpy
were calculated for the given -temperature range and for standard
temperstvwo from 2 161A 0.095T av:
&0 a 3.e2 � OJ~ AGO a ; 5 + 0.3 kcal/go.atom;
&a a 3:3 t 0*70 Alp a 0:7 ! 007 electron Orgi/aue aton;
H 6 ! 0.50 ARO a 4-T 1 0.5 koal/gmoatoms

ACOUUON UI A11041405
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The thermodynamlo funotlons for the foroattom. of Ga from monat"10
gas molecules were also ca;aulated; & H pa w 68 - 5 kc *&too;
293
iAggge a 32A sl4atran orgo/go.stom; &0299 a 59.0 koa sm, atax$
Orlige art, bas: 2 tables and I f1gurs
ASSOOZATION: Haskovskly gasudarsty.M... -,F. malveral tot In. N.Y.
t4mosago" (Moscow State University)
SnKITTWt 92ftba =or, 1 01
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"ALTHOR: Abbasov, A. S-; Mmedov. K. V.; Gerasimov, ya. 1.
(Corresponding member AN SSSR); vasillyev, V. P.
OaG: Physics Institute, Academy of Sciences AzerbSSR (Institut fiziki AkademLL nauk
AzerbSSA),, Moscow State University im. H. V. Lamonosov (Hoskovskiy gosudarstvennyy
univers'.tot)
TITLE: Ther=odynamic properties of gallium arsenide investigated by the electr0-
motive force procedure
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 170, no. 5, 1966, 1110-1112
TOPIC TAGS: gallium arsenide thermodynamic property emf, electric copductivitya~
ABS-1AACT: Since GaAs to important as the active ingredient A semiconductor injectioui
quantum generators, which convert electric current directly Into high-efficiency co-
herent radiation, its basic thermodynamic properties were studied. A procedure to
described for measuring electric conductivity through GaAs electro4es in an electro-
lyte of LIU + KCI with 0.1% of G&C13 added, at temperatures ranging from 637 to 741C
The 99.99Z pure components were pressed in 6 x 3= tablets with tungsten wire contact;
protruding. Electric.conductivity and electrolyte temperatures were both registered
by PPTV-1 potentiumeters as the temperature rose and again as it declined In all test
series, the relation being plotted on a graph. All test findings were processed by

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the method of least squares and expressed by a formula for comparison with & similar
formula evolved in ceace vich an electrolyte ZnC12 + KCI + SAM, which however,
proved more subject to error than the LICI + KCI. Standard tharmodyawde properties
vore also worked ouc for 298C and with fludings by other scientists. The authors are
grateful to L. Y&. Kroll and L. P. Aleksandrova for providing gallium acsodde
speciatas. Orig. art. has: 6 formul", I cable, and 1 fIgure.
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tivo inortrople effect on an isolated. frog liesx-to The
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USSR/PharMOology. Toxicology. Various Preparations V
~t ,
~,V,S Jour t(ef Zhur-Biol. 0 No 8. 19-58,, 57645
Author TUrova A. D.,, Ifikollskaya S. S,,, Trutneva Ye.
Inst :Not given
Title :Oa the. Pharmacology of Kchinopsine, a Few Alka-
loid (K farmakologii novovo, alkaloida ekhinopninp)
Orig Pub tFarmakol. i toksikologiya, 1957, 20, No 3, 23-29
kbstrac t;:Xchinopsine (N-methyl--quinolin) (1) was isola-
tad from the elobe thiatle Schinops ritro, L. 1
when adminiatered subcutaneously to .n$(-e in do-
sen of' 2-3 to 50 mK/kg produced an irritating
effect in the animals; the administration or 1
in doses of 100 to 500 mg/kg was marked by a
diminution of motor activtty,, manifestattons of
inhibition, spasms followed by a state of gene-
ral depression.. A dose of 600 mg/kg was fatal
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"Cn the Phammaolocy of Maal=raim daur1c,="
,:I Ogy &M _n
Ilepart pmaented at the 144t,2 r-me-e-ting uf the Phamm, ~ol Toxicoloa 5,.ctic
of the Ho-scov Society of P*s1ologista,, Blocher-lets w-d rhar=cologlsts, 26 Jan. 195,F,.
All-Union Institute of Hedicibal and Aromatic Pl=ts
(Farmkaloglis 1, Thkalkologilap 21, no 6, Nav-Dec 58P P- 615)

HKOLIUM, 1A.
WAI*MWPM=F"~'FPPwmw~ -
Natortal frm exportmental studr an dahurfoLs, Yam. t toks.
21 29,2#28-31 " 058 (KRA IIC6)
I* 09dal formakologil (vim, - prof* A*D* fur"*) leagorosso"
awhao-looloolovotallskogo Institute IakRrstvaurWkh I oromtIchook1kh
reAtoulle
(AIKALOOS
Kent orm 4&urlam alkalotd dahuricts, phommools
Oul)

XMOWWAYA, H.
*Ifoary arysta=.* Tors. I toks, ill no.3t95 gy-Jo 058 (NLRA 11971
(EM UM)
(CMUC GLYCOSIMS)

Phumm-logy- of the id sarracias Fam-L toks. 23 no.3-1264-
M Mr-Jo '60. (KIM 14: 3)
1. Owl my. - Prof. I.D.Turm) Va"oy=o-o
nsuohno-isoledovateltskogo inatituta Iskantrerazykh i &r=attcl;q-
skikh rastanire I (ALKALOUS)

NUOLISKAU, U.Sq 31HURSUltr A.I.
..............
Tisotwe of CWoifup dalm lea. 164. prom. 15 mo.947-0 S 161.
(HIPA ut 9)
Vassayusm nauchno-imeledavatellskly institut Iskarstyanrifth
restonly.
(DWRAIM--THKWEUTIC USE)

JUperizent&I study of the t-oxic and poEsibly carcinogeric effect
of the alkaloid sarracine. Pam. i Wks. 28 no.1:111-114 J&-F
165. (HTPA 18112)
1. Otdal po lzuchentyu kant8orogennykh agentoy Inst1tota skepert-
mantallnoy i klinlcheBkoy onkologil VH SSER i laborsitorlyn narod-noy
maditainy Vaesoyusnago nauchno-lasledovateltakogo Instituta lekar-
stvannykh i aromaticheakikh rasteniy,, Moskva, Submittod November 26,
19630

L- -L 36476-66 EWT(1) RO
ACC NL AF60"W (M) SOURCE CODEt UR/0390/66/02?1001/OCY7610079
so
onat LA~Stga at National Wqd$c1nsAie&dod- by Candidat* of Kedical Sciences
T. V. Der2swas OT10-cientific Research Institute of Medicinal and
.I Aq4hii w V - - . .
V.8,
ic Flmtsdl cow (Laboratoriya narodnox meats iesoyuznogo
;F0
nanahno-4sal I a ogo institute; lok&ratvennykh i "ticheskikh ra3tenly)
TTM$ ftmumsecoloa of sanCminarinep an antichollnestera"- alkaloid
50W=t Farmakolog4s. i toksikologiya. v. 29# no, Is 1966, 76-79
TOPIC TAGSt phanm*logy, pharmaeognosy, mouses toxicity, nervous system dru4g#
cats b1cad pressures drug effect
ABSTRACT: . At the AIL-Milm ScientMe Research InstLiktoo of Medicinal and
Arowtia ?2ants swodnarin* was lsol&W bgr S. K. Mstots1dy frm the plants
~Corydalis Ledebouriana, and Cbryd&Ua 3*v*rti0-YTr-&M-U;W -49. this V41(at* ft1t.
The affect of aenCuinarins~ on the oholinergia receptors and. oholimstorss*
.w*21 as 3n the mooth suclos and pupil of the Vo indicated that it suppresses
the aoti-4 of abolinesterass and inoreaus, the sensitivity of animals to
Ay
ao-aVlabolinee The alks] id inoreasss the toms of' smooth, w4sculsturo of
the inteartins and the pregnant uterus of animals, Intravenous Wootion, of
sanguinarins to white mico in a dose of 6-12 mg/kS causes a depression, of the
respiratoryaotivity of the animalal reactions for pain. and sound. irritants
an fullyt roWned In sdooo, Increasing the dosage to 25 ndke Is twdo a.rA

SP?(n)-2,/ZP A( 81-2,/MT( I ~/Mjk(h)
.4b/Ps-6 IJP(c RDWI'"/JD/Jlj/AT
A-Tll SIM! NPh APS009362-
KAIL
E: (*,miluctiviry of oolld and molln4 indium IrisalpnAp
~M SSMR. lavvetlya. Mworganichankiye f&_4tFrtAL,(, v.I no - 2, 196 5.
C rA 35: indium triceJeni3m, rrm+jrrlv~ry, prlar~ e,iull!brilm, semicriduct2r
The purpose of this w-r* wax to pr-ivc ~h-- "Istenre if fewr "Odifica-cims
Itiriselenide, to cA>tain infi)pnmaticAi rm, 'ho, 4.A( trica. of Its
teippersturs form and to investivato the ~J,anjges of f-ised In-
,,iirz tr~qilibnlde as a Emnction cof teav)eratur,". p-oly'r'llemm of Lodi'm
AVW ahfAm Im fit. i of the Enclosum. T'he on the cim-

NIRt ATS009362
A5S6CIATION.- InstItut abeheMy i ntarganicht&koy Ittlail in. 0. S. KuTY,4kows
md j!2EglEj,-. Ch*uis;_t7)
ENCL 1 01 968 MKI CN. IC
P-11.7i R.~~F GIDVi 603 UMR 1 004
2/1

-MAN' (Wang Ping-nan); JI5QL1, - LUZHRATA, N.P.;
VAN BIN
YMINDVSxry, LV.; BABITSTNA, A.A.
Study of the system copper - arsenla In the Cu 3. 9 ccapound
region. Izv. AN SWR. Keorg. mat. I no.9sl476:U83 S 165.
(MIRA 18ill)
1. Institut obahchey I neorganicheekoy khimil Lment Kurnakava
AN SSSR.

-11tt-NRI-7 P6001299 SOIJUCE CODE: U11/0363/65/001/008/1329/1334
AUTHOR: Wzhnaya, N. P. NIkoj lakaya G. F# W n& P Ing 1, OD
A
--ORG: Inatil'ute'of General and Tnor hemistry im. N. S. Kurnakov Acadern of
c neoreaCnicheskoy khFmil-A *'WF' 1,
Scieno6i; titut obA fi-yl qw
TITL131 SernicorAuc ting compounds of type A ID IIICV
3 2
SOURCE-. -AN SM. Izvestlya. Neorgsnichesidye matertaly, Y. 1, no. 13, 1905,1328-1334
TOPIC TAGS: copper compound, gold comprAind, aracnic compound, Indium compound,
garilum compound, antimony compound
ABSTRAC74: An attempt was maee 0 prepare the compounds Cu3DU1C2V and Au3lnC2v,
whero IsUl Is indlum or Zallium, and CV Is arsenic or antimony, by fusing togeither the ele-
ments taken In sto1cldome-tr1c proportions In evacuated ampoules -Alth vibratory B~tjlng.
Phase d1agrams of binary systems entj,,rlng Into tM terna ;:ar 5enic~l
ry syster6~topper-gall
were studied. To determine tho Interaction In alloys of the compostila-C'u3GaAs igjx~---
21
section GaAs-Cu: An - 3: 1 of the CtA-Ga-Au nyutvrr. was Investigated, since, based on the
pha,ge di rams the binary systems, Cu,,G&As-Y should lie on this section. Alloys ecrres-
MPO~IttonB CU3WS '2, Cu31nAa2, TnSb2 did not corsixt of
POTA114 om Cu3Ga%, and Cu3
a slnglo.p� ternary compounds of thcoo compositions are nrA formed under tho con-
ditions stn Thermographic and microstructural data also indicate that alloys of Vic
1/2

ACt ~N,
AP6001299
. I7i
compo,jitions 'Au InA82 and Au3ln% do not cotwist of a single phase efther. Apparently, ibe
criterla for ;i;XtIng the existence of actniconducting compounds should be confined to tho
m g4n pu I (,:up of the first group of the periodic system In the case of compounds of typ)
ASVnc2T'. Orig. art. bas: 7 f4pLres and 2 tables.
SUB COM 07, 11 SUBM DAM 28Apr65 ORIG REF: 004 OTH RM Gf%3

xlvg~ suu,-W. KIKITIXA# Vote) TWIMMUlt I.T.t ta2A=Av ru.1.
_j
A,Uoys of the Mtem Cold - antlmrq in Uw solld OW Uquid
staues rav.49 swaftafteasts 1 0081081826-1s)) 0 165,
(KIRA IfIt 12)
1, Institut obahchey I neorganicheskay khWi iswrd U.Se
gurvakova 0 SWR. Submitted April 27# 1965~

kCC NR, AMM5a CODZI~ J63,~3166/OOZIUIC~[ih;1'6(r'4.6TT
If AUMOR: Mikol'skaya, Berger, L. I.; YevfL&ovskLy, 1. V.; "&Lrova,, G. N.;
Shchukida. iewre-Vi. 1. S.
ORG: Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry In. N. S..Kurnakov, Academy of
Sciences,SSSR (Institut obahchey L neorganLcheskoy kh1mLL Ak~leoLi nauk SSSR)
INLE: Electric conductivity of GdSnAs2 in solid and liquid states
SOURCEs AN SSSR. IzvestLya. Reorg&nLchesklys matartalys v. 2. no. 10, 1966,
1876-1877
TOPIC TAGS.* cadmium tin arsenide, arsenide electric conductivity, liquid arsenide
viscosity. liquid arsenide conductivity, cadmiu.-a compound, tin compound, arsenide,
electric conductivity test
ABSTRACT: Cadmium-tin arsenide CdSnAa, was synthesited by fusion of stoichiometrLc
quantities of h1gh-PurLty components. a I the specimens had a single-phase structurai
Heating and cooling curves indicated no structural changes, except for zelting and
solidification at 59S and 592_+5C. respectively. The conductivity of the compound
undergoes a change from impurity-type to Intrinsic (see Fig. 1). The shape of the
conductLvLty-Inverted temperature curve indicates that the compound remains seml-
conductives aelts without decompositiah, and maintains a close order in the liquid
CWd 1/2 UDC: 546.4818111192:537.311

ACC NR-,
Fig. Lo, CdSoAsZ conductivity
stat6e The width of the fatbldden-zoneo calculated Emu the slag* of the canductLvi-
,ty curve, &must@ to Oo2O ev, Origo arto has: 2 figureso
II/ SUIN DAM 100ecO/ OILIG UFs 001/ 011 UY: 003/
2/2

In the tmtmnt of borPtic kmtltlfo y4ste
~rt. 76 a*.5c2&-3j S-0 163. (KML, 179 1)
1. Uredz% cluorkh boUsmy (sav. - prof. N.A. PUtoove)
11 Nookovskege sWitainokago instituta iment Pirclono

USSR I Far"m Animale. CattLe-
Abs Jour: Hof Zhur-Biol., No 12, 1956, 54755.
Author :-IIL ls~ G. V ~o
Inst t g vtoa
No~
Title Experience in the Directed Raising of Super-
numerary Young Cattle in the Kolkhozes of the
Holotov Oblast'.
Orig Pub: Tr. Holotovsk. so-kh. in-t, 1957, 15l 244-251.
Abstract: The recommended rations for supernumerary
calves when fed with milk, and in the after-
weaning period, under conditions of the Molo-
tov Oblast', are described.
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NIKOLISKATA, G.T., studeratka
=nlaal an&tmical &M b1stochatical ebArpeterimUce of
neAdar p*M&rt*rlttm* Trudv 1-go W? 22r131-139 163
(MIPA 13t2)

Lf
TIKM.-Wl2 Mall-SN, NIKOLISUU, L.
Control device for colton chromtogmphy. BLokh4-l La 25 nc%.Zc 376-
379 Mr-Ap 160. (KIRL 14 t 5)
1. labomtorLys hioWdaft virusor Ustitata mdiatslonuoy L ffxikc~-
kh'adtheskoy- biologil. Akademii nauk SUR 1, labomtoriym bloh-himll
Inatituta viruaologii im. D.I.tvamiskogo Akadenii maditainakikh
nauk SWR, Kookva.
(CHROVATOGRAPHIC ANALMLS)