SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OZHINSKIY, I.S. - OZIMOV, B.V.

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BILIBINA, T,V.; BOGDANOV, Yu.V.-, OZHINSKIT, I.S.
7ormation of uranium ores of the sedimentar~-metamorpbic type In
pro-Gambrian marbles and rocks of the ekarn type. Zap.Vses.min.ob-va
88 no.4:369-376 '59. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Deystvitellny7e chleny VeeBoynznogo mineralogicheakogo obehehestva.
(Uranium ores)

IVANOV, Nikolay Ivanovich; OZHOGIN, I.I., otvetstvennyy red.; ILIINSKAY.A,G.M.,
takhn.red.; NADEINS19U7X'-.)r.--,t Pkhn. red.
[The coal industry; a guidebook] Ugollnaia promyshlennost; putevoditel'.
Moskva [Ugletekhizdat, 19571 178 P. (MIRA 11:1)
.promysh'Ierinaya Vystavka, 1956.
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuzuaya L
(Moscow--Coal mining machinerv--ExhibitionB)

OZHOGINO,,,Ao,,--.
Improvements in the vilfage of Viryatino. BeV. stroi. 14 no.11:7-8
N '59 (KI-U 13:3)
1, Predsedatell kolkhoza 'Pat' Ienina~ Soanovskogo rayona, Tam-
bz)vskoy oblasti.
(Viryatino--Building)

PAVLENTKO, S. 11. -OZH-OG-IN--,-V--
Physiology, Pathological
Brief news, Zhur. vys. nerv. deist., 2, no. 3, 1952.
9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October 19~3;~ Uncl.

ZLOTIN, G.N.) kand tekhn. nauk; IEONTIYEV, G.A., kand. tekbn. nauk;
OZHOGIN, V.A.
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Capacitarce torsion meter. Avt. prom 30 no.7:31-33 JI 164.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Volgogradskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.

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AUTHORSt Borovik-Romanov, A. S., Ozhogin, V. I.
TITLEz The Weak PerromagnetismVin an Antiferromagnetic CoCO 3Single
Crystal
PERIODICAM Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fizikiq 19609
Vol. 39, No. I (-(), pp. 27-36
TEXT% The present work is the continuation of an earlier work (Ref. 1)
where the discovery of weak ferromagnetism in polycrystalline cobalt-
and manganese carbonate crystals is reported. The authors have now
investigated the magnetic properties of COCO 3 single crystals in the
temperature range of 1.3 to 300 0K by a balance method due to Faraday.
The results of measurements are shown in diagram form. Fig. I shows the
dependence of the molar magnetic moment m on the magnetic field strength
H. The five upper curves are for H-Lzq, and the lower ones for HIIz,
z being the trigonal axis. Fig. 2 shows the angular dependence of the
projection of the magnetic moment on the H-direction in the (yz) plane
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Coco3 Single Crystal: B006/BO70
an anomalously large ardsotropy of susceptibility (- 30% at 300'DK). Tif lies
at 18.10K. CoCO3 is further distinguished by its large spontaneous
ferromagnetic moment (d 0-1440 CGSM/mole) and the sharp peak near TH. The
latter can be explained by the thermodynamic theory of weak magnetism,
and can be related to the fact that# when a magnetic field acts on a
substance in a disordered state, it induces an antiferromagnetio order-
ing in it. The anomaly observed in the temperature dependence of the
spontaneous moment at low temperatures (Fig. 6) can be explained within
the framework of the spin wave theory as being due to a transition from
the excitation of a single branch to the excitation of both branches of
th e spin wave spectrum. Here, as well as in the case of MnCO,P the
predictions of the spin wave theory do not show quantitative agreement.
The authors thank, in conclusion, Academician P. L. KaDitea for his
interest in the work, I-. Ye. Dzvalo,Bhinskiy and N. M. Krevnes for
discussions, N. Yu. Ikornikova for having supplied the sampla, and
V.,I. Kolokollnikov for help in the experimental work. There are
7 figures and 10 referencest 8 Soviet and 2 French.
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OZHOGIN, V.I.
rhe antiferromagnetic substances CoCO3. CoF2 and FeCo,,
in strong fields. Zhur, eksp. I teor. fiz, no.511687~1690 Y 163.
(MIRA 17:1)

ACCESSION NR: 'AP4019217 ~:S/0056/64/046/002/0531/0536
AUTHOR.- -Ozbogin, V. I.
i TITLE: Magnetic moment relaxation in an antiferromagnet with ani-
notropy of the "easy plane" type
SOURCE: Zhurnal skepere i teorq: fiz.,Iiv. 46, no. 2, 1964, 531-536
TOPIC TAGSS magneiic moment, antiferr6magnet, magnetic moment re-
laxation, easy, plane anisot,ropy,!three-Jmagnon process, antiferro-
magnetic resonance, line width,'6pin filip, spin hipped sublattice
ABSTRACTt The:relaxation time is calculated for the*dise when the
magnetic moment of an antiferromagnet Is perpendicular or parallel
to the magnetic field in an "easy" plane, when the relaxation pro-
ceeds via-threa-mag4on processes', which are possible at!not very
low temperature, in contrast with antiferromagnets with anisotropy
,of the "easy Acces type, which were ~,Ihown by Urushadze (ZhETF v.
-4: 1/3
q
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-ACCESSION NR: AP4019217
39, 681,, 1960) to be impossible'in thi's case, since they violate
J,the energy and,momentum conservation law. The antiferromagnetic,'
!~,resonance linelwidth due to theie proc4ses can depend strongly on
t the field if the antiferromagneChas we`~Lk ferromagnetism. Only pro-'
!-cesses involving three spin waves are considered, since those in-
,j,volving* four s'Pin waves turned out to ~e of one order of magnitude
lower. it is%lso shown that thrpe-ma4hon processes can have a sig-
Vnificant value for relaxation in antif4rromagnets with "easy access"
anisotropy if the sublattices ar6`flipped." The equations obtained
[for the relaxation time, the magnetic moment and line width of the
corresponding resonances, an functions:;Pf the temperature and mag-
.netic fields# are valid in the framewoik of the spin wave theory
[
and their .contribution to the*re1a:xatio'n_at not toollow fields and
Itemperaturex is found to be deci4ive iri!comparison with contribution
I ; I
,7of higher orders. It is pointed'out that conditions io~k experimentalii
_.Ver~fi_cations of the theoretical.result' are favorable since thd
frequencies-of the-corresponding.resonances lie in the microwave
rw- M
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ACCESSION NR: AP4019217
[7!'region.' "We take this opportunity to express deep gratitude to
A. S. Borovik-Romanov for helpful discu' siona." Orig. art. has;
1,,13 formulas and 1 figuree
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BOLWZ:-, Zhurnal gkayerimentallnoy I teorettabaskoy fftlld, v. 48t 46. 5, 1965,
1307-1-3-i8-
TOPIC TAGS i AntiferrawLgnetism, quantum jwc:hq~n-jeaj caiculatj ct
&nisctropy, Dzy&loshinskiy field, pumping in.;tabillty, spir wve srnt--,t,"=
TRACTj A phenomenological quantum-neebanical calculation of Tarlous types of
nanline&r 4-namic ph~enomena ir. czarried out f-jr anti e
,he "easy pl.&nc" ty-ye. 11ese paerciaeat axe )f irterest becKu , P, -
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RUSINKOVSKIY, Yuriy Pavlovich, in2h.; KAI'LAN, Musiy Abramovich., inzh.;
0 lnzh., retsenzeal' TSYBA, L.A., imb., red.
izd-va; SHAMA, S.M., tekhn. rAv., ,
[Automatic control of gas-fired bollgr roommlAvtomatizataiie. ga-
zifitsirovanny~h kotellnykh. Kiov, Gostekhizdat USSR, 1963. 115 P.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Boilers) (Automatic control)

-~,DIOGINP V.ya,
Pepublic exhib"for of teaching nvichinea. Izv, W5, LOICID.
zav.; radiotekli. 7 ro.11,127-128 Ja-F'64. (,". P, ~ ~ 7 ~ 5 ~
L -

FIRSANOVA, Ye.N.; ARABYAN, S.G.; OZHOGINA, M.M.
Effect of the alkalinity of oils with additives on engine
wear. Khim. i tekh. topl. i masej 8 no.9:59-64 S 163,
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Gosudarstvennyy soyuznyy nauchno-iseledovateltakiy
traktornyy institut,

OZHO-GINA, Ye. P.
Vitamin C insufficiency in healthy and tubermlmm inhabitants
of the Far North. Probl. tub. no.2:30-32 162.
(MIRA 15;2)
1. Iz Gosudarstvannogo nauchno-issledovateliskogo instituta tuber4m-
leza (dir. - prof. A. D. Semenov) i kafedry legoehnogo tuborkuleza
Gosudarstvannogo ordena Lenina instituta usavershonstvovaniya
vrachey imeni S. M. Kirova (dir. - dotsent A. Ye. Kiselev, zav.
kafedroy - prof. A. D. Semenov), Leningrad.
(RUSSIAY NORTHERN-TUBERCULOSIS)
(ASCORBIC ACID)

AUTHORS:
$12001621000100210021003
1)204/D301
Valtsevp V.K.p Oziashvili, Ye.D., and Solov'yev, L.K.
TITLE: Zone crystallization of lanthanon compounds from cer-
tain molten salts
PERIODICAL: kkademiya nauk SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye, Izvestiya,
no. 2, 1962, 53 - 57
TEXT: Description of an investigation aimed at clarifying the ru-
les prevailment during the zone crystallization of complex systems
of lanthanon compounds from Tused NH 4N03 and NH4CNS (as oxideo) and
1,11gol2and BaC12 (as chlorides). The following mixtures were tested
(%): (1) La 2.5, Pr 8-11, Nd 86-84, Sm 2-3, and (2) Pr 3.66, Sra 29.3
Eu 1.0, Gd 24.3, DY 5-77P Ho 0.5, Eb 4.7, La, Tb, Yb 1, Y 25.2.
The melts were cast into rods which were then zone crystallized 6-9
times, passing the zone at 5 cm/hr. The experimental method for
chloride melts is indicated; for the other two the procedure was
that used earlier. Sections of rod were then analyzed spectrogra-
phically for the lanthanons. The results are tabulated and discus-
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S/200/62/000/002/002/003/
Zone crystallization of lanthanon D204/D301
sed. In NH4NO3 the heavier elements tended in general to concentra-
te at the end of the bar and the same was observed for Sin (mixture
(1)) in the NH4CNS melt. 6imilar tendencies were observed for the
chloride melts although The results were only qualitative. It is
concluded that (a) zone crystallization from NH 4NO3 or bTH4CNS is
promising owing To the low temperature of the process. The chloride
Drocess is further made difficult due to the hygroscopic properties
of the lanthanon chlorides. (b) Concentration of the heavier ele-
Lients at the end of the bar is probabiy due to their lower m.p.'s
although discrepancies to this rule were observed. (c) Relative
proportions of the lanthanons (mixture (1)) in NH 4N0 3 and F'H4 ONS
melts were relatively unaltered after zone crystallization. The dis-
tribution is probably affected rather more in the high temperature
chloride process. Analytical work was carried out by R.R. Shvan-JL_
radzes There are 3 tables and 5 references: 4 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-
Soviet-bloc. The reference to the 1~aglish-laaguage publication
reads as follows: H. Reed, B.S. Hopkinsi J. Amer. Chem. Soc., 57,
1159, 1935,
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MTHOI~S: 07,i nnhvii -1 Ye-.D,, Nikolayev, Yu.V-..and Myasoyedovt
TITLE: On the possibility of using NO H20 isotope ell.-
change in nitric acid solutions ior concentrating
0
PERIODICAL: Soobshcheniya akademii n-aulc Gruzinskoy SSR, v. 29,
no, 30 1962j 289-292
TEXT: The heavy isotope 1-5N can-Ape .6btained by isotope
exchange in the system: nitric acid'(agueous'solution)-- nitric i
oxide, the isotope being concentrated iji the aqueous phase. The
gaseous phase of the same system contains increased quantities of
the heavy - - IsotopQ~. -exchange. -occurs -between 110 and 1'120
isotope 180.,.
and is accelerated by HN03. E%cchange columns, used for concentra-
~ing 1514, can also be "Utilized for increasim the rate of this pro-
cess. The apparatus for.the separation, Io.f. ..180 and the apparatus forl
1514 concentration can be operated simultdneously.-The authors con-
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VLASENKO, V.A.; GVEEDTSITELI,.I.G.; NIKOLAYEV, Yu.V.;,q~~gyw,'_Ye. *D.
Production of the isotope B10 by the excbange distillation Of
the complex (GH3)20.BF3 . Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 33 no.1:79-84
A 164. (MRA 17:7)
1. Fiziko-tekhnichaskiy institut AN Gruzinskay SSR. Predstavleno
akademikom G.V. TSitsishvili.

~ACCESSION NR: AP4018354 S/6~51164XW6617007910084
IAUTHORS: Vlasenko, V. A.; Gverdtaitelip I. G.;.Nikolayev, Yu. V.; 20!z!i!a9jh~vi1i -Xg&D.'.
10
TITLE: Product-ion of B isotope by the method of exchange distillation of the
(CH ) O&BF complex (Presented by-aeademician G. V. Taitsishvili, Oct. 10, 1962)
3 2 3
ISOURCE: AN GrvzSSR. Soobahcheniya,.v- 33, no. 1, 1964, 79-84
TOPIC TAGS: boron, boron isotope, boron trifluoridep methyl ether, ether fluoride
complex, distillation, exchange distillation, neutron, thermal neutron-
ABSTRACT: Since the B 10 isotope possesses a large thermal neutron capture cross
section, a method was.developed which permitted the enrichment of boron with the
B10 isotope. This method is based on the principle of exchange distillation of the
complex (CH 3)2O-BF3 in a pilot fractionating column at 100C, at a pressure of 15a
mm mercury. Its daily capacity amounted to 10 g of boron containing 80% B10 , while
in the issuing complex the concentration amounted to only 16%. The separation of
the boron isotopes is dchieved by vaporization of the fluid (CH 3)2O*BF 3 phase and
condensation oir' the gaseous BF3 phase. The result is an enrichment of the fluid
phase with B10 and a corresponding depletion of B 10 in the gaseous phase, according
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11 10 10 11
to the formula (CH 3)2 O-B F 3 + B F 3 (CH 3)20 -B F3+ B F3
In view of the corrosive properties of the (CH 3)2 O-BF3complex, only corrosion
resistant materialsvere used in the installation, such as stainless steel, copper,
lead, teflony and polyethylene. Orig. art. has: 1 piotureq 1 chart, and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya Nauk G ruzinskoy SSR, Fiziko-tekbnichaskiy instiint (Acadeqr
of Sciences Georgian SSR, Pbysical and Technical Institute)
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OZIA3JIVILI,-.-Ye.D.; NIKOIAYET, Yu.V.; MYASOY-1,31Y)T, N.F.
Applicability of isotope exchange between NO and H?O in nitric
acid solutions for an 618 concentration. Soob. AN, Cruz. SSR
no. 3:289-292 S 162 (MIRA 19~.-l)
1. Fiziko-telchnicheskiy Institut AN CauzSSR. Submitted Sep-
tember 34, 1961..

OZIEBLO, Leszek; PASZKO, Zygmunt
ActivAy of bnta-glucurcmlduvf~ of' blorA scrum ir,
ting pregnant and puerpernil women. Ginek. Pol. 35 no.31.361.-365
My-Je 16/,
1. Z 11 Klinlki Polomictwa i Gliorob Kobiec-yoh Akademij 14odyc-.T-
nej w Waraza,wie (Kierownika prof. dr. med. 1. RosrJowski).

CA
DoptanwAaws of famuildshyda in mixtures with her*-
Oh III. M. Dower and
Glassi'll S, No. 0/111.
With I in adkill. Ill thl! VVfV
IhOli'Inctil"'i (C.A. 33. Ow
uIvIlt.1 Isy R,wnij,j j/. atral. Chrill. jo, Is'll-,17))
loc un4l. As fetield. A "11, (it I tst lei't IPA iv f1slot Ist,
livni. A ppt. ( complex conlINIS. lot
tetramine wab I has no eflect upon the r"ult,t.
H. J. Frrlih

- - 0 2 ttm S~Xf,- -/- I ~ -
MOM H.
PwjUdaula w plmdcy lwwnaJ PeacYlindo NMI - -- - dod L OffjwjOwe
POMPlicat"M in e lot fever troated vith pmdailUnp xWonamides
and aMtomatic%7pediat. Polska 240 Aug 50 p. 668-M.
1. of the Seeord Clinic for ChIldrenlo MBeases of Wmav Md:Lml
Acad=V (Read-P%rof. Wl. Szwqjahj, M.D.).
CIA Tol 20., The 2 rob 1951

KACIXMICZ, Maria; OZIMY-A-IOZINSZk, Halina; TYRKA.N, Jadwiga
"q--
M5-.Wwwzc methods in diphrhorla. Med. doswo
Bac ter i o log2mil
mikrob. 10 no-2:Z!3-221 1958o
1, Z Mlejakiego S2pitala Zakasnego Nr 3 w Warszawie IVrektor: dr mod,
A. Pomerska.
(DIPHTHARIA, diagnosis,
bacteriol. evaluation (Pol))

OZIEMSKA-LOZINSKAY Halina
Diffusely chrcnic hepatitis following vire-I hepatit4s. P.-zegl.
epidem. 18 no,4:459-46/+ 164. -
1. Z Miejskiego Szpitala Zakaznego Nr. 3 w Warszawie (Dyrektor:
dr. med. V. Gloksin).

OZIMSKA, H.
Treatment of whooping cough with streptomycin. Pediat polsku 26
no-5:512-521 MaY 1951. (011-M 21:1)
1. Of the Clinic for Children's Infectious Diseases (Head - Prof.
J. Bogdanowicz, M.D.) of Warsaw Medical Academy.

MICKA, Ann; OZIN143KA WlVTJCHOWA, Maria
6
WOMM&65-M,
Agglutinin level in diphtheria. Postopy hig. mod. doew. 11 n0-2:173-177
1957.
1. Zaklad Mikrobiologii Umaologii Instytutu Natki i Dziecks.
Warszawa, ul. lasprzaka 17.
(DIPHTMIA, immanology.
agglutinin level. review (Pol))

OZIEMII,jjqAtalamt~ inz.
Dynamlo foreas generating in full-web ovorhr;~ traveling cran'3c
during the momeht of taking up the load from the base. Przegl
mech 21 no.22:686-690 25 11 162.
1. Politechnika~ Warazawa.

OZIEMSKI., Stanislaw
Problems of rigidity and damping capacity of hoisting cables.
Archiw bud ma9z 10 no. 2: 173-87 163.
1. Katedra Dzwignic, Politechnika, Warszawa.

OZIEMSKI, Stanislaw (Wdrazawa)
Effect of acceleration cn the work of lifting installations.
Archiw bad masz 11 no.2t266-2-67 164

OZIDISKI, Stanialaw, dr inz., adiunkt
~- -. i!, wm~l~,~,, "~- ~'
ThE-~vork of crane ropes during a period of unsteady movements.
Przagl mech 23 no. 3:71-73 lo F 164.
1. Katedra Dzwignic, Politechnika., Warszawa.

OZIEMSKIJ,-Stanislaw, dr inz., adiunkt
Economic significance and development of truck cranes.
Przegl mech.23 no. 5:138-141 10 Mr 164,
1. Katedra Dzwignic, Politechnika, Warszawa.

GZHL,'KOV, G.
Toward unified procedures. Izobr.i rats. no.6:44 Je 160.
O=A
1. Star.-My i-mliener T,3entrallncro coveta Vsesoyaznogo obshchestva
izobretateley i ratsionalizatorov.
(Technological imovations-Accounting)

OZHIMV, G., inzhe
What is a plan for the introduction of suggestions? IzobrA rats.
no.12:46-47 D 1609 (KCRA 13:12)
1. TSentralIny7 sovet Vaesoyuznogo obohahestva imbretateley i
ratsionalizatorov.
(Technological innovations)

KORNIWV, I.I.(Moskva); OZBIKKOVA, O.V.(14oskva); FRYAKIMIA, L.I.(Moskva)
Correlation between the composition, the temperature and the
beat-resistance of alloys in the system nick8l-chromium-tuDgsten-
titanium-aluminum. I2v. AN SSSR. Otd.tekh.nauk. MetA topl.
no.5:136-1.41 S-4) 1t--ntinovyy Poyas" (Serpentine
Belt)-Podas Tundra, etc. (Murashov, D.F.) 318
Olivine pyroxenites, peridotites and other younger intrusions
of the Kolvitskiy and Kandalakshskiy massifs
(Kharitonov, L.Ya.) 321
Basic and ultrabasic rocks of the basin of the lower Varzuga,
Strellna,Pyalitsa Rivers and the Ondcmskiye Lakes
(Kharitonov, L.Ya.) 322
Granites
Microcline granites of the northwestern part of the Kola
region (YegorovaFursenko... Ye.N.) 325
Microcline granites of the eastern part of the Kola region
(Yegorova-l,ursenko, Ye.N. Kharitonov, L-Ya.) 328
Microcline granites c.,f the White Sea region (Miaritonov, L.Ya.) 333
Metamorphism of Proterc,,,oic formations (YegrovaFursenko, Ye,W.
and Kharitonov, L.Ya.) 337
Metamorphic phenomena and the origin of the Keyv crystalline
suite of rocks (Kharitonov, L-Ya.) 344
General conclusion on magmatic phencimena in the Proterozoic
Card 7/11

Gelogy of the USSR (Cont.) SOV/U92
Ultrabasic and alkaline shield intrusions of Caledonlau Time 418
Kovdorskiy massif (Volotovskaya, N.A.) 419
Afrikands, m sif (Yeliseyev, N.A.-supplementary data by
M.S. Afanaslyev) 428
Massifs in the Khabozero region (Yeliseyev, N.A.) 431
Kotdozerskiy massif (Volotovskaya, N.A.) 433
Dikes of the Kandalakshakoe littoral (Yeliseyev, N.A.) 435
Sa:Lmogorskiy massif (Gubachem, B.V.) 437
Gremiyakha-Vymes massif (Yeliseyev, N.A.) 438
Alkaline granites 442
Alkaline granites of the eastern part of the Kola region 40
Zapadnyy Keyv massif (Giuzburg, I,V. and Volotovskaya, N.A.) 444
Massif of the Belays, Tundra region (Fizhenko, V.V. and
Volotovskaya N.A.) 455
Massif of Mt. Lavrentlyevskaya (Fizhenko,, V.V. and
Volotovskaya N.A.) 457
Massifs of the middle course of the Ponoy river and the upper
course of the StrelIna river (Ivanov, A.M. and Morozov, A.I.) 458
Card 9~11

Geology of the USSR (Cont.) SOV/1192
Ch. V. Tectonics (naritanov, L.Ya.) 548
Tectonic grouping 548
Structure description 553
Kola region 533
White Sea region 614
Ch. VI. Gecmorphology (Apukhtin, N.I.) 632
Ch. VII. History of Geological DeveloTment (Kharitonov, L.Xa.) 653
Bibliography 673
Index of Geographical Names 697
Subject Index 708
AVAILABLE Library of Congress
Card 11/11 MMIgnp
3-6-59

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OZHIGOVA, A. P., Cand Biol Sci -- (diss) "Architectonics of the oc-
cipital re4on of the cortex of lie large /Ferebra17 hemisDheres of
primates." oscow, 1960. 12 pp; Poscow State Univ-im M. V. Lomono-
sov); 150 copies; price not given; (XL, 23-60, 122)

OZHIMKOV, G., inzh.
Measure with rubles. Izobr.i rats. no.4:40-41 Ap '60.
(MIRA 13:6)
1. TSentralinyy Sovet Vsesoyuznogo obshcheBtva izobratateley i
ratsionalizatorov.
(F~fficiency, Industrial)

VALITSEV, Y.K.; OZIASHVILI, Ye.D.
Distribution of rare earth elements in the hydrolsis of alloys of
their oxides withaluminum thiocyanate. Izv.Sib.otd.AN SSSR
no.6:59-64 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Institut neorganicheskoy kbimii Sibirskogo otdeleniya. Al SSSR.
(Rare earthB) (Aluminum alloys)

22876
S10891611010100510041015
B102/B214
AUTHORS: Gverdtsiteli, I. G., Nikolayev, Yu. V., Oziashvili, Ye. D.,
Ordzhonikidze, K. G.. Muskhelishvili, G. N., Kiladze, N. Sh.,
Mikirtumov, V. R., Bakhtadze, Z. I.
TITLE: An automatic cascade apparatus for obtaining highly
concentrated heavy nitrogen isotope
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 10, no- 5, 1961, 487-492
TEXT: The growing use of N15 in different domains (for example, N15
nitrates in homogeneous reactoral N15 has a thermal neutron capture cross
section of 2*10-5b, whereas the value for natural nitrogen is 1.8b) makes
it of interest to develop suitable methods for the preparation of this
isotope. The principal difficulty lies in the smallness (0.365%) of N15
content in the natural nitrogen. Spindel and Taylor (Ref. 1: W. Spindel,
T. Taylor. J. Chem. Phys., 1-3, 981 (1955); 24, 626 (1956); Trans. N. Y.
Acad. Sci-, L9, 3 (1956); T. Taylor, W. Spindel. Proceedings of the
Card 1/4

22876
S/089/61/010/005 004/015
I/
An automatic cascade apparatus for... B102/B214
International Symposium on Isotope Separation. Amsterdam, North - Holland
k' Publishing Company, 1958, P- 158; L. Kauder, T. Taylor, W. Spindel.
J. Chem. Phys., 31, 232 (1959)) have developed a cascade apparatus with
two columns allowing N15 to be obtained with 99.6 ~o purity. On this basis
the authors of the present paper have developed and constructed an
automatic casoade.apparatus that allows 99.8 ~. pure N15 to be obtained
from natural'nitrogen by the method of NO-HNO 3 exchange. The yield is
about. 0.5 g per day. The chemical exchange NO-HNO 3 is described in Ref.1 ,
and also in the -introduction of the present paper. Fig. 2 shows the scheme
of construction of the actual automatic apparatus; 3 and 6 (in Fig. 2)
correspond to the first and the second column of the cascade. The HNO 3 is
conveyed from the reservoir 1 to the first column via a regulating valve 4
and a flow meter 2. The enriched solution is taken through a regulating
valve 5 and a second flow meter 2 to the upper part of the second column
for further enrichment, the remaining part flowing through the sleeve pipe
7 into the reactor. In the reactor 10 HNO 3 reacts with SO 2' The oxide
Card 2/ 4

876
S/089 [010/005/004/015
An automatic cascade apparatus for... B102~BM214
mixture pro duoed is led into the column 3 where it reacts with nitric acid
with isotope exchange. The HNO 3 from column 6 enters the reactor 9 (which
is analogous to the reactor 10). The nitric oxide from the reactors is
brought back to the column 6 and reaches finally the lower part of the
first column. The NO free of N15 is discharged from the cascade; the
R2SO4 formed in the reactors is led off to the reservoir. The HN03
enriched in N15 is led away from the lower part of the second column
through aa electromagnetic dropper 8. Columns, valves, and connecting
pieces are made of nonrusting steel of the type 1X19H9T (IKh19N9T). The
packing material is teflon. The reactors consist of quartz. The
automatic regulation is related to the stabilization of the acid and later
flows in the large and small reactor, to the stabilization of the quantity
of the discharged product (acid), and the regulation of the gas addition.
The regulating system consists of the automatic stabilizers, a signal
block controlling the automatic regulators and stabilizers, and a feeding
block. The whole regulating system is free from contacts in its working
and must give an accurate and reliable performance over a period of
Card 3/4

22876
8/069/61/010/005/004/015
An Automatic outwade apparatus for... B102/b214
operation. The enriched samples (N2 and NO) were subjected to a mass
spectroscopic investigation which allowed the isotopic composition to be
determined to an accurapy of t0.02 %. Depending on the amount of nitrogen
taken the concentrations are given by:
Nitrogen taken,.g/ .day N15 concentration,
0.55 99.8
o.69 64
0-84 50
The authors thank V. A. Vlasenko, R. V. Tishchenko, R. M. Sakandelidze,
D. K. Puradashvili, G. L. Part sakhashvili, L. V'. Yermakova, A.M. Gasparov,
M. S. Mikhelashvili, L. 1. Chernova, S. V. Bubnov, and I. A. Kuraa Tn-r
collaboration. There are 5 figures, 1 table, and 5 references:
2 Soviet-bloo and 3 non-Soviet-bloo.
SUBMITTED: June 7, 1960
Legend to Fig. 2: Speoif ications of length in mm; ~ outlet of the product.
(NOTE: Due to the size of the figure, we were unable to
Card 4/4 fit it to a master.)

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OZIM3 Vol YC)TNIK, So, SOPUS"l
Qualiaed chemical workers under the cOnditi6ns prevailing bi .the yugoslav cberlical
imustry. P. 51
Slovensko kemijsko drustvO. VFSTNIK. Ljubljana, Yugoslavia) Vol. .5, No. 1/2, Jan/Juve 1958
Vol. 8, Xo. 8, Aug. !959
I~onthly List of East European Accessions (EFAI) LC,
Uncl.

OZIM'V.
OZIM,V. Trends of development of the calcium-carbide industry in the IbrId-.-.-.and
conditions in our country.
Vol. 6, no.1, April* 1955 NOVA PROIZVODNJA
SO:Monthly List East European Accessions (EEAL), W, Vol- 5 No. 3
March, 1956

OZD4t!V.
7ffect of raw materials on production of calcium carbide. p. 49
N-VA PROIZODrJA (Uprava za napredek v proizond!iji)
Ljubljana, Vol. 7, no. 1, liar. 1956
SOURCE: East Europe Accession Lists (-EAL),
Library of Congress, Vol. 5, no. 11, Nov. 1956

OZIMEK, S.
"An imposing panorama, and a more modest project; a motion-picture review."
p. 15 (Zolnierz Folski) No. 2, Jan. 1958
Warsaw., Poland
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. h,
April 1956

OZ11'TK S.
The motion-picture forepost of the rolish Army, also at the presant time.
P. 16 (Zolnierz Polski) No. 22, Oct. 1957, Warszawa, Poland
SO: MONTHLY INDEX OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCESS-IONS (E7Q4I) LC, VOL. 7, NO. 1, JAN. 1958

(1.2-//;Vz--,,T' -S
--- OZIMEK, S.
Nights in Vienna.
p. 10 (Zolnierz Polski) No. 23, Oct. 19579 Vlarszawa, Pol~L~
SO: MONTHLY INDBX OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSIONS (EEAI) LC, VOL. 7, NO. 1, JAN. 1958

OZI"-1K) S.
Gina and the Italian Figher School of Education; a modern-picture review.
p. 15 1---(AOI1,1IERZ POLSKI) (Warszawa, Poland) No. 4, Jan. 1958
So-. ~bnthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC Vol. 7, ',,To. 5. 19;58

OZIMEKJV S.
1130 years above Warsaw."
p. 19 (Zolnierz Polski) No. 2, Jan. 1958
Warsaw, Poland
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEU) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 195 8

OZDmx S.
OZPW, S. A te6t performance on the deck of the Czerwona Rozal a criticism
of a play. p. 22o
No. 16, Aug. 1956
ZOLNIERZ POLSKI.
MILITARY & NAVAL SCIENCES
POIANDs WARSZAWA.
So: East European Accessionp Vole 6m No. 5m KaY 1957

OZIMTF' S -
OZIMFK, S. From visiting the art eihibition IIF-~om David to Cezanne." -. 24-
No-.13, July 1956.
ZOLNIERZ POMKI
I IILIT'*qY & 1:4 'ill --'-J~ SC 1 -,- C F3
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Warszawa, Poland
So: East European Accession, Vol. 6, No. 2, Fe1b. a957

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TITLE: Pa
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SOURCE: Zolnierz Polski, no. 23, 1965, 8-9
TOPIC TAGS: parachute., military training, military personnel, sl-ecializecl training
ABSTRACT: Troops consistin of infar_Lx7mea, skiers, drivers, anipers, and Owi=ers
learn rgragbute training on. bralce cables anebored to high Ivaks., The
U
-training is unAer the dire~ctioa o2 Major St-aniqlaw-B VhO is finishing his
studies in gcogx',nj*q at th,* jagiellor. Universit . wri'ting a thesis about the suburbz
for hit; ter's degr_-~al ox;Tgt.-_:~r:~7 guava
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OZL=C)
Colorimetrid 'etermination of ergot alkaloids. v. 13
Slovensko kemijsko drustvo 'jF-ST!-71K. Ljubljana, Yugoslavia. Vol. 5, No. 1/2,
Jan./June 1958.
Monthly List of East EuroDean Accessions (V-~Al) LC, Vol. 8, No. 6, Aug. 1059
Uncl.

OZIKIC-TRAKPUZ, _ .
,
WWWv . - r. I
40aA
,bw.t
Organization of health education in obstetrical wards. Higijena, Beogr.
9 no.2-3:193-195 1957.
(HFALTH 3DUCATION
of pregn. women (Ser))

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L c A
Yugoslavia
Anadxal.c D-:L!reeU; fnot given2
.P ~,-, 11 iti C-1 .
souzac Ljubljana, "Mutuni. Vestnik, Vol XXX, No 1-2. 1961, pp 6-12
t a "Epidemiological Aspects of Puerperal Mastitis."
Authors:
TM.IPUZ, Vladimir, Clinic for Gynecology and Obstetrics (ninika
za Ginekologijo in Porodnistvo) of the Faculty for General
Medicine and Stomatology (Fakultet za Splosno Medicino in
Stomatologijo), Ljubljana; Director (Predstojnik): Prof
Dr F Novak
,-0Z32.1JG--=-Ug, Lea (Presumed: same affiliation as for V. Trampuz)
SKRINJAR, Boga, Central Hygienic Institute (Centralni Higienski.
Zavod), LiublJana; Director (Predstojnik): Dr M Ahcin
LIKAR, 21MM, Ilicrobiological. Institute (11ticrobioloski Institut)
of the Faculty for General Medicine and Stomatology,
Ljubljana; Director: Prof Dr M Valentineia

1. LZI.;.LV, J.; Y(--.; ALiI'u,,GVSidY, I.
2. uim (6oc))
4. Gmese - Analysis
7. riethod forq)uedy cif--termination of moist,"re in process cheese. aro;.,i. 12,
No. 12, 1.95~.
9. honthly List of Russian Accessions, Liurar~ of Gongrest- "aren, -1~53- unclassified

OZIMOV, B. B.
X. V. Flerov and B. B. Ozi - "Abi3orption Bpoetra of solutions of organic dyes and Inar-
ganic salts in the red region ," (p. 789)
SO: Journ-al of Ggneral Ch2mistr , (Zhurnal Obahchei Khimii), 1950, Vol. 20, No. 5

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25.
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chown by visual emn. of the coke rather than by photo-
colorifnetry with Se cells. on acownt of the paw red-
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"The Effect of Colloids on ttte Accuracy of Photo-
colorimetric Analysis," K. V. Flerov, B. V. Ozimov,
Leningrad Inst of the Refrigeration and Dairy Ind
"Zhur Prik Khim" Vol XXV, No 6, pp 634-639
The effect of a colloidal dispersion system on
photocolorimetric analysis was investigated with
colored solns of inorg salts in all ranges of the
spectrum. it vas shown that the smallest errors ocw-
cur in colorimetry of solns vith high absorption
Jin the region of red, blue and violet) and the
greatest errors in those vith low adsorption (yellow).,
ussR/qhemistry - Colorinetry (Contd) Jun 52
With increasing conen. of the colored. soln, the.
measurement error In the presejqce of a smal I quAn-
tity of colloid decreases. In colorimetri of Simi-
lar aolns, optimum conditions must be established,
i.e., the conan must be chosen so as to re"ce the
error to zero.

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OZIMOV, B.V., kand. takhn. nauk; VALIKOVA, H.K., iuzh.; GOLDYKINA, M.T.,
kand, takhn,, nauk,
RefleatIon spectra of solid fats, Kasl,-zhir. prom. 24 no.21l0_11
f589 (KnU 1113)
1. Ioningradakiy tekhnologicheskiy institut kholodillnoy prolvahlen-
nogti.
(Oils and fats--Spectra)

_2UMX,B.X-r VOLINOVY YU.N.
Reflection spectra of.some inorganic compound in a medium o4
organic liquids, Izv.vyCucheb.zav,; khJm.i khim.tekh. 4 no.l:'
28-32 161. (miu :L4 i 6)
1. Leningradakiy tekbnologicheskiy institut kholodillnoy
promyshlennosti., )cafedra obshchey i analiticheskoy k1dmii.
(spectrum analysis) (Refractive index) (Reflection (Optics))

S/063/060/00;5/005/014/021
A051/A029
AUTHORSt Vollnov, Yu.N., Oz-mov. B.V.
__,- -- v -.-
TITLEs Reflection Spectra and Their Application to the Study of Sorption
Processes
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Vaesoyuznogo Khimloheskogo Obshches-.va im. D.I.
Mendeleyeva, 1960, No. 5, Vol. 5, PP. 591-592
TEXTt Reference is made to the works of Sidorov, (Refs,1,2) and lledeneyeva
(Ref.3) on the application of reflection spectra to the study of adsorption
phenomena and to the study made on the effeot of optical factors on +,here-
flection spectrum (Ref.4-7). The authors of this article made a study of
the possibilities of applying the xaflection spectra to the study of "he
sorption of certain organic liquids by chromium hydroxide, Chromium hydrcx-
ide was prepared by precipitating CrCl 3 with a stoichlometrin. quaritity of
NaOH. The residue wa5 washed with hot water until a reaction on a chloTine
ion and on an alkaline ion waa absent, The residue was then dried to a con-
stant weight at 1200C. The following organic'liquids were used- ethanol,
Card 1/8

s/o63/60/005/GO5/014/02!
A051/AO29
Reflection Spe~!Cra and Their Application to the Study of Sorption, Processes
benzene, acetoacetic ether and monoethanolamine, Water was used in the con
trol tests. The organic liquids were distilled three times and dehydrated.
Their nonstants coincided with literature data. The solid substance Cr 20
nH20 was passed through a sieve and the particles were 0.20-0,25 mm in
~
he prepared samples of chromium hydroxide were calcinated for two hours at
120, 200, 360, 600 and 8000C. Reflection spectra were taken from all the
samples, both the dry onestas well as those mixed with the solvent (100 g
Cr 20 *nH 20+50 ml of solvent). 'The measurements were made in an infinitely
thick layer on*a C