SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PASTUSHENYA, I. V. - PASTYRIK, L.

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AUTHOR:: Pastushenkov, L. V.; Vinogradov V. M.
ORG: Department of pliarmacology/licad-Prof. S. Ya. Arbuzov /, Military-Medical Academy
im. S. M. Kirov, Leningrad (Kafedra farmakologii Voyenno-trieditainskoy akademii)
TITLE: Experimental therapy and prophylaxis for acute hypoxia using
guanyl thiourea
SOURCE: Patologicheskaya fizikologiya i eksperimental1naya terapiya, v. 10,
no. 6, 1966, 81-82
TOPIC TAGS: animal experiment, hypoxia, chemotherapy, drug effect, cardiovascular
system, respiratory system, animal physiology, dog
ABSTRACT: The effect of guanylthiurea, or "gutimin" (a new preparation with
antihypoxic properties) on animals was tested in a pressure chamber (see Table 1).
In another series of tests with 6 dogs, the effect of gutimin (doses 25-50 mg/kg)
on functional disorders at high altitudes was investigated. When gutimin was
given, coordination was disrupted at a higher altitude (average of 1.2 km higher),
seizures begain km higher, and breathing stopped after 12.9 min (as
compared with 1.7 min in controls). EKG's during simulated ascent and at 3-11 km
were more normal among animals receiving guanylthiourea. Gutimin is alno effective
against tissue hypoxia produced by cyanides. A 100 mg/kg dose of gutimin tripled
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Table. 1. The antihypoxic effect of gutimin on
different animal species

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L110 lift! span of animols poiGone(j witli lcth,-11 an,)L'Uits of poLa,,;';I(jm cy'lr'1012.C
PrGtCCtiVCCIfeCt Of gULIM11 app,treittly ConsiGt.-i of iL5 ~-Ojllit:f tQ G('CrC-,',Q
Lonsuq)tion in the anirrvil 1,, wiij dc-termined that jIIjUCLIOFj!i of
in doses of 10-25, 50 and 1()0 m~jkg (14-Crilatied nXyj~en confitmipLion in I;ii(:,- Oy
23.7%, 31.2%. 46.6%, and I-onpoctivc~1y. j.'urLhoriit)re, r
utilijin doc!i noL impair
work capacity or bigher nervous activity. At an altitutdc of 8 km, control mice
could work 1.7 1 0.4 min, and mice given 100 mg/kg of gutimin, 17.0 1 3.2 min.
Orig. art . has: I table.
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Phenol-formldehyde resin fromwaste products of the resin -
turpentine Industry. Gidroliz.i lesokhim.prom. 12 no.P:lP-20
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(White Russi&-Phenol condemmatict products)
(Turpentine industry--Dy-products)

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nerno-otroltellno-o instituta imeni V.V. KuybyE'iov,,.
(Elastic Plates ~.nd sholle-Therrol propertif,~)

PA.CTUSHIMUN. V.N., kand. taklin. nauk.
Designing plane gates for a given dynamic load. Sbor. trad. HISI
no,27:82-114 157. (Hydraulic engineering) (mm 11M

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SSSR. Mos'c. orderip Trud. Krgsnopo Ziarnput inzh. -stroit. in-t tin. 7. V.
Kuyb:,shovm . 110 lt,-,z. B. Ta. - (~L-56??()Q)

PASTUSHIKIIIN, V.N.
Theory of rotating shells with nWtIve curvatures subjected to
the axially nyrmetric beating. Mauch. dokl.vyn.shkoly; ntrot.
no.1:81-89 '59. (HIRA 12:10)
1. Rsl7otsendavana kafedror stroltel'norTlekhaniki Hookovskogo
inzhenerno-stroitellnngo instituta Imeni V.V.Kuybynhovp,.
(Elastic plates and shells)

VERIZHENFOP Yevreniy Petrovich; LIVSHITS, Yakov Davidovich;
ZASiP~itAPP.,. Vtff.., kand. tokhn.nauk, dots., retoonzent;
BOCHAROVA., YU.F., red.; VOICNINA, R.K., tekhn. red.
[Statics of structures]Statika sooruzhenii. 3. izd. Moskva,
Vysshaia shkola, 19611. 306 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Strength of materials)

FASTUSHMIN, V. V.
*Certain Problems of Statics and Dynamics of Flush (Flat) HydrotechnIcal
(Hydraulic Engineering) Gates." Cand Tech Sci, Moscow Construction Engineering
Inst imeni Ku7byshev, Min Higher Education USSR, Mooeow, 1954. (KL, No 2,
Jan 55)
&wvey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher
Edueatimal Instituticas (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

PASTUSHIKHRIP V.r. (V.(~,qk
Calculating wtth rutat.' I,n cf r.,egf,t-*,je TUMt-
tur,e for e-xia-lymetric heating. 7tr(-!. mrkll .,. I rj~3c~. erjQruzh.
5 no.08-13 16.3 (M-IRA 170)

K0Ly,jjj,,Ov, Ilikolay Vyacheslavovich;PASTUSJII dots., red.;
NjA
SAI-MUOVA, I-II.T., red.izd-va7 -GOZ~,ji
P OVA, s. S. , tokim. red.
(Fundam.ntals of the design of elastic shells] OunovY ras-
cheta uprugikh obolochek. Moskva, Vysshaia shkola, 1963.
277 p. (Elastic plates and shells) (MIRA 16:12)

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D234,(D308
AJTHOR:
I'astushikhin, V.N.
TITIL. Dynamic stability of trapezoidal and triangular
elastic thin plates
PERIODIC,'%L: Referativnyy zhurnal, hekhanika, no. 1, 1963, 25,
abstract IV169 (Izv. vyssh. uchebn. zavedeniy.
Str-vo i arlchitekt. 1961, no. 3, 3-12)
TEXT: The author describes the reduction of the differcn-
tial equation of dynamic stability of the plate to the Hill or 1:atl-i-
ieu equation, using Bub-nov-Galerkin's method. Solutions of particu-
lar problems are given as exairq)les (dynamic stability of a trapezoid-
al, a triangular and a square plate rigidly clamped along the whole
edge). The possibility of solving more complicated problems is indi-
cated.
Z-Abstracter's note: Complete translation2
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ACC NR) M6011331 SDUME GODE:
-2astushikbiri, -fia (Moscow); Sokolovas 0. A (Moscow)
ORG: Moscow Structural 1kRineerjW titute (Monkovskiyibzhonerno'-*'s'tr"oltelinyy
institut)_
TITLE: Oacillation. of a cylindrical panel made from nonlinear-elastic materials
:`.:5WHGZ:.-'Pr1k)ju1myi mekhanika.,.v. 2., no- 3., 1966s'27-32
~:.Topjc TAGS: elasticity, stress analysis., cylindric shen structures
nonlinear theoryp variational method
ABSTRACT t., The small oscillations of a cylindrical shell made. from ncnlineRr-
elastic material is analyzed* The stress-3train relationship is given by
tic and
To calculate the mill oncillstionsj eVressions are derived for the kine
1 Potential energies of the shell., and the equations for the panel displacements Y
and w are -obtained from second order Lagrange equations., The solution is obtained
using the Bubnov-4alerkin variational nethode The loads on the structure are
assuned to be both constant In magnitude as wall as harmonic, A special exarVle
-in considered where cylinder oscillations are obtained for'bDth linear-slastic and
112,
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Axjmnnjaetri~7 vibration.-, of' a Cylirldricid vhel] :,:i(ie of'
non-linearly elavtic Tlaltel-ia]E. Izv. AN 1,1.1
no.4:131-132 TI-Ac 161). (t.", I,

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Inspectien of therapeutic and prophylactic, pharmaceutical. and
children's institutions, and organizations of the Red Cross
Society In Stavropol Territory. Zdrav.Ros.Feder. 3 no.6:
47-48 Je '59. (MIRA 12:6)
(SUVROPOL THIMITORY-PUBLIC HFALTH)

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PASTUSHIN, I.P.
Pathology caused by the presence of Heckel's diverticulum. Nov.1chir.
arkh. no*3:84 MY-Je 157. (MLRk 10:8)
1. Khtrurgicheakoye otdelentys Khmellnitskoy oblestnoy bol'nitsy
(INTISTINES--ABNMHITITBS AND DRYCRHITIES) (FISTUIA)

STZSHZNKO.A.I.; ZHURAVLEV.S.P.; TARAS,P.M.; MRYASHOY.K.V.; MUKOY.M.S.;
BELYY,P.L.; KADYRVAM.R.A.; PASTUSHKIN,P.N.; SHOBTAK.A.G.. OSTRO-
UIH(N.A.I.; POWISKU.N.I.; ogh-MM-, M."~7 wG(mms.i.; sr,-
MMO,P.I.; KHOROSHLT,O.V.; IBRAM Sh.I.; NMOV,O.D.
9)ust control in the mines of Krivoy Rog Basin.* V.V.Nedin. Re-
viewed by A.I.Steshenko and others. Gor.zhur. no.9:61-62 S 155.
(MIAA 8:8)
(Krivoy Rog--Mine dusts) (Bedin.V.V.)

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PASTUSHKOV.4 G.
Retired efficiency prcooter. Muko-elev* prom. 27 no.2:24 F 161.
(MIRA 14*4)
1. Astrakhanskiy mollkombinat.
(Electric motors-Starting devices)

FASTUSHKOV, M.. in2hener; SUIHOV, A., inshener.
A by-pass switch plate. Mast. ugl. 4 no.10:13 0 '55. (KW 9:1)
(Mine railroads)

LYAPIE, D.P.; XOGILINIKOV, S.V.; aS4~~~ HUDFMO, F.F.
Mechanizing labor-consuming operations In cutting development
openings. Ugol' 31 no-5:11-15 MY '56. (K6RA 9:8)
1. Donetskly nauchno-lealedovatel'okly ugollnyy institut.
(Coal mining machinery)

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'"AMMIONAM: AT~022876 UR/278916510001063100031903
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;AUTHORs PastushkoX.-R%..j.---
TITLE: Some problems in atmospheric convection theory., leading to formati d,
!cumulus clouds
SOURGEt- Tsentral1naya aerologichaskaya bbservatoriya., Trudy, no, 63~ 1965,
oprosy dinamiki atmosfery (Problem of atmospheric dynamice)t 3-30
..,TOPIC TA03% atmospheric movement., atmospheric cloud,& atmospheric convection,
cloud form~ation
ABSTPUP T.- The works of several authors on the theory of atmospheric convection in
the f orwation of cumu.1us clouds are reviewedj, compared with one another) and
i evaluated. Part one of this review is centered around the numerical methods used
,in the development of kil-ho convection theory. A total of fourteen authors isi
reviewed in detail uj~,&ir six groups of man (Izv,,
analysis, The work of L. N. Gut
Sor. No. 7 1961, and IFZ) Mj 1956) is concerned with the plane
AW SSSR9
Or axisymutric r - '..near thermodynanic model of cumulus clouds which includes the
S0jUtjt-j (.If V~3rl.4 -1 atmDapheric-instability. The work of J. S. Malcus and 0. Witt
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A MION NHs AT50228~C7
ssby Memorial Vol.~ Rockefeller Hem. Inst. Press 1959) is concerned with the
numerical integration of Ehler type hydrodynamic equations to predict the initial,
dry stages of cumulus cloud formations, The works of Chao Jih-Ping (Scienti
goofize No*
Siniea., vol. n, No. is, 1962)~ Chou Hsiao-Pling (Izv,, AN &RSR,, sere 4x
1962) and Hu Kwang-shing (Scientia Sinica, Vol, Up No6 J11j 1962) are similar to
those of Gutman except that they consider the unsteady state, axisymmetric convec- ;1
ti0n., With a constant turbulent exchange both vertically and horizontally. The
group of authors H. G. Houghton and Hi 8. Cramer (J, Meteorol, Vol, 82 No* 2 p 1951)):
0. J. Haltiner and E. He Chase (Tellus., Vol. 12,, No. h, 1960), Chen Jui-yung (Act&
meteor. Sinica. vol. 32' No. 4., 1962) and 3. La. Lebedev (Izv. AN SSM, ser.
geofiz, No. 31 1963). include- effects of liquid droplet moisture on the dynamics I
of convection. Ii V. Vasillchenko (Trudy GGO, vyp's 93., 1959) and D. K. Lilly
(Tellus, vol. 14, No. 2 1962) consider the turbulent en6rgy exchange model in
the
whereas Ye:0gara,(J. atmos.,sci vol. 19., 11
convection zone. oe 6j, 1962) carries
out numerical computations of the'turbulent hydr9dynamic equations, using' similarity?
theory. In part,two., the.analysim is extended td include the influence of the
surrounding air on the convective currents forming the cumulus clouds. Te,nperat".L'O,
differences as well as humidity contents of both the cumulus clouds.and the
ding air areL ith., t4e following expression for the vertical motion
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of the air dto far
V71- 9 +
077 W
where U) is the departure of the actual pressure p from the hydrostatic pressure.
mol~here "a
In summary, c uzjulus cloud f ormation can be caused by an unstable at by t
nonuniform heating of underlying surfaces) or by the combined action of both
The mathematical analysis of these convective currents amounts to the numerical
solution of heat flow, humidity., and convective motion equations. Recommendations
i,.aro made for improving the numerical analyses and for including a microphysical
'd Won of the cumulus cloud formation. Orig. art,. bus 35 formulas and 9
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escrip
figureaf,
ASSOCIAT.1-ON: TseArallnaya aerologichaskaya observatoriya (Central Aerological
Obq
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no.2:66-67 155. (MIRA 8:10)
(Ice cream. ices, etc.)

POCK, F.F.; MARGOLIN, L.Ta., rodaktor; BASIKA, N.A., reteenzent;
retsenzent; DHOIHKKOYA, To. N., rodaktor; HEL'IFI-
KOVA, N.V.. tekhnichookiy relaktor.
[custom tailoring of mento suits and coats] Individualloyi pe-
shly verkhnage mushakege platLa. Moskva, Goa. ltd-ve mostuoi
promyshl. RSFSR, 1955. 342 p. (KLaA 9:6)
(Tailoring)

A&A.; I.V.
Production of flotation oil* by oxidizing dry-distilled turpentine
with oxygen In air. Gidrolis. I lesokhts.prom. 8 no.5:13-15 155.
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(Turpentine) (Flotation)

fll.e formation c.f* cumulitt.-I cloticie. Trw~~, 1'.Ari n,'$6.10-30 165.
(MIRA 18:8)

ALITER, N.A., student biolog.fakul'teta; MTUSMK. L.A., student
blolog.fairullteta; FAYTILIBMG, R.T.0 nauchzzyy rukovoditel'.
prof.
Blopotentials of the heart following excitation and inhibi-
tion of the central norvotin Gyatom; offect of bromine and ;
cAffelne. Prixtoi Mutt. Zbir.atwl.rob. 149 iwn.51177-101)0~
159. (1411U, 1):4)
1. Odesekly goeudaratvanrW univeraltet.
(MWOITS STSII�M) ('RT,NQTjtDCAMj,0GRMX

KOMUMMY, M.I.; VASIMShUK, N.6.; PARHQK)V,':KIY, G.D.
Eliminftting the effect of nonphotoconducting interlayers in
studying the photoconductivity of amorphous selenium layers with
a mercury admixture. Part 2. Izv. vyr,. ucheb. zav.; fiz. no.1:
55-62 164. (MRA 17: 3)
1. Kharlkovekly paUtekhnicheskiy institut *9ni Lenina.

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od (113T1 //417/ /h/,44) S/181/61/003/005/009/042
J B101/B214
AUTHORS: Korsunovskiy, M1. I., i~astushuk, N. S., and Mokhov, G. D.
TITLE: Exclusion of the influence of non-photoconductive layers in
the investigation of the photoconductivity of layers of
amorphous selenium with mercury impurity
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 3, no. 5, 1961, 1366-1370
TEXT: Amorphous selenium treated with mercury vapor shows an anomalous lux-
ampere characteristic. The maximum photoeffect tends to a constant satura-
tion value. From this the interference is drawn that the samples studied
possess a non-photoactive resistance ro. The object of the present work was
to detect its existence. A start is made from the fact that the experimen-
tally measured resistance r can be put as r ph + r0 , where r ph is the
resistance that alters with exposure. Let 40 be the observed change of
conductivity; &a ph its true valuel and 0o, a ph the dark conductivity of the
non-photoactive, and the photoactive part, respectively. Then
60 & r.202 (I + AC (I - intensity
Cardml/4 ph/ ph uh/ro0oph) (1)' Since Adph ' f(l)

., I'loh
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of light) it is written; 2La 2. f(I )lr2a2h1l + f(l)lrc.d ph] (2). For
Ad AO max : 1/40 max "(r /rh + ror/r ph holds (3). Introducing
p
a r2 /r2 b - r r1r (4) one obtains: a/f(l) 4 b N- If
PhD 0 ph '/&Cmax
the function 1/6d max ' 11f(1) becomes linear, a and b can be calculated and
r0 and rph determined from them., 1) For typical samples for which the
change of resistance (Ar/r)-1C)o% corresponds to a W of 20-30%,
max
1/&0 max 'I [11f(i~ was determined at 360-460, 600-720 m~L (Fig. 2). The
existence of the non-photoactive resistance r 0 was thus confirmed. For
intensities 10- 5_10-3 W/cm2 the condition 60 ph max " aff is satisfied. The
real photoeffect &C ph max is several times larger than the observed Ac max
and is masked by r0' Experiments were undertaken to obtain samples with
mall r0 Abstracter's note: The method of these experiments is not give
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The results are random and uncontrollable. Nevertheles.9, some samples could
be obtained for which 60 ax differs but little from Ad ph max' and
6 m 2
W
(A r/r) - 1 OOF/'o' at 2 - 5 -10 /Cm reaches a value of 65-970. The table gives
results of measurement tn the range 360-460 m4. The samples investigated
remained unchanged for two years under atmospheric conditions and gave
reproducible results. There are 6 figures, I table, and 2 Soviet-bloc
references.
ASSOCIATION: Kharlkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni V. I. Lenina
(Khartkov Polytechnic Institute imeni V . 1. Lenin)
SUBMITTED: April 1, 1960 (initially); Janu t~zy 20, 1961
I (after revision)

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anomalous photoconductivity in the region of intrinsic absorption (X < 0.53
micron) is much lose than In the long-wave part of the spectrum. The spectral
distribution of the anomalous photoconductivity is illustrated graphically in
Fig. 1. on the Enclosure. Orig. art. hast 2 figures and 4 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Kharlkovokiy politekhnicheakiy inotitut im. V. I. Lenina (Kharkov
Polytechnical Institute)
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AUTHORS: ~;)rsunsklj, M. 1., PastLlshuk, N. S., Litvinova, 1- B., Mokhov, G. D.,
iezriik, M- b.
TITLE: 1:egative photoconductivity 11r, mercury-doped selenium layers
PERIODICAL: .~-_`erativryy z:,ur;.al, Plzlka, 7, 196,1, '42, ,ji)stract ~Jr45
T;- collection: "Fotoelektr. i optich. yavleniya v poluprovodnikaMi".
Kiyev, AN USSR, 1959, 223 - 226)
TOM 7he photocondictivity uf amorphous Se layers doped with mercury vapors
was invest.'gated. The layers were produced by evaporation ol' Se v, vacuum and
condensatio;: on a glass backinG. A comparatively low-inerti'al positive phot(j-
conductivity and an inertial negative one were observed when Illuminating the
layers with ...,;i.4te light. On an Increase in the concentration of mercury atoms
in the layers the value of positive photoconductivity dropped, while that of nega-
tive photocoiiductivity rose to a certain limit, and thereupon dropped. Both
negative and positive photoconductivity were examined as functions of the layer
temperature, of the intensity and the spectral composition of light. In additiou,
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the spectral dependence of absorption was measured in th6 near lnfr~red (up *,c
ill
2.51"). /r,
V. Sidorov
[Abstracter's note: CompleLe translation]
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KORSUNSKIY, M.I.; PASTUSHTJK, N.S.
Spectral distribution of the anomalous photoconductivity of amor-
phous selenium. k'iz. tver. tola 6 no.1:254-256 Ja 164.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Kharlkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni M.Lonina.

KORSUIZKIY, R.I.; PASTUSIIUK, N.S.
Trapping levels in amoprhous selenium doped with mercury.
Fiz. tver. tels, 5 no.2:559-563 F 163. (MIRA 16;5)
1. Kharlkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni M.Leninae,
(Sele"ULi~ (Photoconductivity)

NORSUNSKrT, M.I.; FASTUSMM, N.S.; WKHOV. G.D.
Photoconductivity of sulphyr layers subjected to the action of
mercury rapors. F12.tvar.tela 2 vo-7:1581-1583 J1 '60.
(MIRA 13:8)
I.Kharlkovskiy Politekhnicheskiy lustitut.
(Sulphlir-Blectric properties)
(Marcury)

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AUTHORS: Korsunskiy, M. Pastushuk, N.$. and Mokhov, G.D.
TITLE: Photoconductivit),Vfi-n-,t-ics of Amorphous Seleniumklayers
Treated with Mercury Vapour
PERIODICAL:Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Fizika,
ig6o, No.4, pp.167-172
TEXT: The paper deals with photoconductivity of amorphous
selenium layers treated with mercury vapour and exhibiting both
positive and negative photoconductivity (positive means here
enhancement of the electrical conductivity by illumination,
negative means reduction of the electrical conductivity). Selenium
on (at 10-5 M ) on glass
layers were produced by vacuum depositk, -W H9
plates. The layers were from 2 x 10- to 3.5 x 10 cm thick.
The electrode positions are shown in Fig.l. The experiments
extended over the following wavelength ranges: 360-460, 530-58o,
600-720, 740-1000 m~i. Figs. 2 and 3 give typical oscillo rams
showing the dependence of the change in the cinductance (A cy) with
time (t) under illumination with light of 10- W/CM2 intensity.
The oscillograms show that illumination raised the conductivity
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Photoconductivity Kinetics of Amorphous Selenium Layers Treated
with Mercury Vapour
irrespective of the polarity of the applied voltage. Initially
the photoconductivity rose very sharply, reached a maximum (6 a max
and then decreased slowly reaching a steady-state value (A a )
in 4-5 min. A family of oscillograms representing the depenaence
a = ad + A a = y(t), where a d is the dark conductivity, is shown
in Fig.4. Figs-5-10 show, as a function of the intensity of
illumination, (SLO) (Figs. 5 and 6), AO max (Figs-7 and 8),
dt t -4 0
Au (Figs. 9 and 10). It was found that the photoconductivity
iinctics of mercury-treated selenium layers depended strongly on
the wavelength of illumination, on its intensity and on the
polarity of the applied electric field.7he negative photoconductivity
was observed under illumination with short-wavelength light of
sufficient intensity. The positive photoconductivity decay became
less pronounced with increase of wavelength at a fixed illumination
3.Lntensity. There are 10 figures and 5 references: 4 Soviet and
I French.
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E201/E591
Photocondlictivity Kinetics of Amorphous Selenium Layers Treated
with Mercury Vapour
ASSOCIATION: Khar1kovskiy politeklinictieskiy institut imeni
V. I. Lenina
(Khar1kov Polytechnical Institute imeni V. I. Lenin)
SUBMITTED: June 29, 1959 (initially)
March 26, ig6o (after revision)
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conductors. A wide scope of problocus In sonsiconductor phyalza
and technology are consideredi photc,coneuctivity, pnotcoloctm-
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69397
SOV/137-59-4-8424
Translation from? Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurglya, 1959, Nr 4, p 155 (USSR)
2-4 -Z
AUTHORS: Pastushuk, N.S., Litvinova_,, L.B., Reznik, M.V., Korsunskiy, M.I.
TITLE. Negative Photoconductivity of Thin Selenium Layers With Tellurium
Admixtures
PEPJODICAL.- Tr. Khartkovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1958, Vol 14, PP Ill - 115
*-5
A YFRACT- The authors investigated photoconductivity of thin layers (order of
magnitude of 10-15cm)(?!) of amorphous Se with admixt-are of - 4% Te,
obtained by condensation in a vacuum on a glass backing at room
temperature. Initially, conductivity waz not observed in the layers.
After holding in a vacuum of 10-2 - 1o-3 mm Hg, under the effect of
H,g vapors, positive and negative photoconductivity developed in the
specimens. The constants of time of positive and negative photoeffects
differ from each other by many orders of magnitude; the magnitude of
the negative photoeffect is considerably higher. The stationary
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Negative Photoconductivity of Thin Selenium Layers With Tellurium Admixtures
The relaxaticn time of "negative" conductivity, determined from the moment of
switching-off the light until the establishment of equilibrium dark conductivity, is
of the order of 12 - 16 hours. The effect of negative photoconductivity is rather
stable and may be observed on a number of specimens during 2 - 3 months.
V.0.
VV
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KORSUNSKIY, M.I.; FW~TUSHt~11.S-.; MOKHOV, G.D.
Kinetics of the photoconductivity of layers of amorphous selenium
treated vith mercury vapors. Izv. v7s. ucheb. zav.; fiz. no.4:167-
172 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Kharlkovsl,.iy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni V.I. Lenina.
(Eclenium-Zlectric properties) (Photoconductivity)

65957
SOV/58-59-4-8591
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal Fizika, 1959, Nr 4, P 172 (USSR)
AUTHOPUS: Pastushuk, N.S.. Litvinova, L.B., Reznik, M.V., Korsunskiy, M.I.
TITLE: Negative Photoconductivity in Thin Films'kof Seleniuxith Admixtures of
Tellurium
PERIODICAL: Tr. Khar1kovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1958, Vol 14, PP 111 - 115
ABSTRACT: Having obtained thin films of amorphous Se with an admixture of Te 10-5 m
thick by means of evaporation and condensation onto glass backings in a
vacuum, the authors then activated them through the action of Hg vapors;
whereupon they observed simultaneously positive and negative photo-
conductivity phenomena in these films. A steady value of light conductivity
was established in the presence of dispersed daylight in the course of
15 - 20 minutes, while the relaxation time of the negative photoconductivity
turned out to beJ2 - 16 hours. (Kharlkovsk. politekhnich. in-t, USSR).
P.A.P.
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KORSUNSKIYJ, M.I.; PASTUSHUK, N.-S.; MOKIIOV, G.D.
Eli-i-ting the effect of nonphotoconducting la7ers in studying the
photoconductivity of layers of amorphous selenium with mercury ad-
miature. Fiz.tver,tela 3 no*5:1366-1370 Vq 161o (KIRA I4,i6)
1. Kharikovskiy politekhnicheakiy institut imeni V.I.Lenina.
(Photoconductivity) (Selenium-Electric properties)

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AUTHORS: Korsunskiy, M. Pastushuk, 11. S., Mokhov, G. D.
A7
TITLE: On the Photoconductivity ro _3u ur V yers Exposed to the
TW--,
Action 0 ercury Vapor
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 7, pp. 1581 1583
TEXT: In a previous Paper (Ref. 1) the authors had already found that
layers of amorpnous selenium treated with mercury vapor exhibited both
positive and negative photoconductivity. The development of photoconduc
tion proved to ucmplicated and very sluggish. In the present paper the
authora examine., sulfur layers. The samples were prepared by vacuum sput
tering of sulfur (1o-5 toTr) onto a glass plate 18 mm in diameter. Gold
electrodea were applied at intervals of 3 - 4 mm (Fig. 1). The sulfur
layer had a thickneaa of (2,V.10-4 cm and a dark resistance of 1012 chms,
After it had been treated with mercury vapor, its resistance dropped to
106 ohms and le5,s, depending on the durat on of treatment. At room tempera-
ture the treatment took 4 - 5 days; at 70 C. 7 - 8 hours, The authors found
a peculiar catalytic action of sunlight : The treatment took no more than
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Or thq Pnotcconductivity of Sulfur Layers S/181/60/002/007/030/042
E-tTco3ed tc~ the A(~tion of Mercury Vapor B006/Bo6o
, I " I " ') t , C4 a i # 1, 1 ~1~ - . ., V. , , r n' I It i gh w ri I, f it I- I ~j p r q 11, . *(I t h Q I L- 11
t i - I Y 'I , r f -I I " -!" , I .a 1, 1 1 1 Q r 1 1, 14 C, Q it. 1, 1 0 1 1, 11. '1~f rot 01.. -0 U to. .. I, I
t t% I lit., .7 1 ~-Jlv I dtij ~1 ILI a 8111 111 d 6 '1110 h1jW110 D t UIA IV 1 tj WC10 0111111) 1 tUd 1,
,-17,~, 'Aayer at the points over an electrode, A loop oscilloscope with a
d-c amplifier and a galvanometer was used for the measurement of photo-
,~onducti- ty. and a projection lamp (400 w) served as light source. Spectral
measu.79m4nta were made on a monochromator of the type /M-2 (UM-2), Fig, 2
sh-1-1w.9 '0 - f(t) for a sample irradiated with X - 453 and 645 mp at rc-om
tempetrature. At X - 453 mp photoconductivity rises, passes through a maxi
mum, and drops (below the value of darkness) deeply into the negati-e range
'nagativ-fi photoconductivity). At X - 645 mg a rise is observable with
subsequent saturation (sluggish positive photoconductivity). Such a dif
fersnt behavior is also found if the conductivity of the sample whose
phott:.oonduotivity was effected by 453 and 645 mg, respectively, is measured
in tha dark (Fig,. 3). The dark conductivity is maintained for 2.5 hour6
in b:,th case6, There are 3 figures and 4 references; 2 Soviet and I
British.
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Exposed t~ the Action of Mercury Vapor B006XB060
ASSOCIATIONz Khar'kovskiy Politekhnicheakiy institut I
(Khar2kov Polytechnic Institute) ~14""
SUBMITTED: November 19, 1959
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NR: JLP4020299
S/0139/64/0DO/001/0055/0D62
AUTHORSt Korsunskiy# M. Lj Pastushuk,.H,. St)- Parkhomovskiyp Go Do
TITLE: Elimination of the nonphotoconductive interlayer effect in the investiga
of amorphous selenium layer photoconductivity mixed with mercury* 2
SOURCE: IVUZ. Fizika,, no* 11, 19649 55-62
TOPIC'TAGS: true photoconductivityx amorphous layers selenium,, low resistivity
layers photasensitivitys photoconductivity
ABSTRACT: An analytical and experimental study has been conducted to determine the
magnitude of true photoconductivity in a 10-4 ca amorphous layer of se3enium
covered by a low resistivity layer (as compared to the selenium piece)o BY
comparing the photonewitivity daterAined by.
-7
to that deterairAd by
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ACCESSION NR: AP4020299
the formulas derived for the phoioconduct'ivity give the true value for the seleniuml
layer, In the above A C?m- specific maxipum positive photoconductivity of selerdump-
I- light intensitys, subscript c- yellow lightj, and subscript k- red light. It is
shmm that the true change in the solenium layer conductivity upon expD3urd to
light of proportional intensity exceeds the observed change in conductivity ten to
a hundredfold. Orige- art& has: 19 formless, 5 f1guress and X table,
ASSOCIATION: Khartkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut Imni V. L-Lenina (Kharkov
Polytechnical Institute).-
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AUTHORS: Korsunskly, IA. I. , Pastushuk , 11. S. . an d Mo k hov 1)
TITLE: A new type f-,f photo conduc tivi ty
PER10DICAL: Fizika tv(-,,rdogo tela, v. 5,no. 9, 1961, 2667-266e
TEXT: The authors discovered a new type of' photoconductivity In mercury-
dope,-; selenium They stu(Iied the dependence of this photoconductivity Dr;
wavelenEth andintensity of illumination. The specimens -iere irradiated
with monochromatic litht in a vacuum chamber (10- 6 mm H,~) and *Le photo-
conductivit~ change was recorded b) a loop oscilloscope. i*hL curves
P t
1~t) for illumination wavelent.-ths between 0.425-0.71)~k v,ere takt-n ai,d
darlk conductivity '?,as measured. It -.,,,a,. found that upon illumination with
= 0,53~~L conductivity did not charq,e, at A > O-~35p_it increaseQ and at
< 0.535p. it decreased The transient reriod of a steady k~onductivit~ s
much shorter in illumination Nith short-wave iight than in illurunatior.
with liFht of longer ,avelen6ths, On ill,-mination with any monochromatic
lignt (except for A = C-42,)tj.) the photoconductivity of the specimen
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A new type of photoconductivity B102/B104
decreases durin6 2-3 min This decrease is the stronger, the lonCer ti.e
v~avelenCth, however, it never exceeds ~. This new photoconduct.,vity S
teimed quasisteady dark conductivity and may be re6,arded as a new effect
Observations made during 2 hr showed that it did not change. It. was
by measurements that the strongest conductivity chanEes occur Uion
illumination with waveleneths between 0.610-0 490~& Intensity 10- "w, zi
In some specimens them, were even of one ordLr of maenitude, In ti-.e
4 -4 2
intensi ty range I - 10 - 60 10 CIL and 1 n the range of e A rarie e
0 420-0 71'A-L the amount of the quasisteady FLotocurrent vas inj-,-eraen* :)f
the intensity Phere are " figures, 1 table, and 1 Soviet r,~f~:-er-e
ASSOCIA-11,j', -K ha r'k ov sk i y p o 11 t ek,,. r.i c h e sk i.) i r. s t ~ tu t i m - V1n 1:' a
,K~,arlk-~v Pol~technical instit-,ite imeni V 1 - Lenin,
SU BIMI TT ED: April 7. 1961
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BOV/81-59-12-41476
Translation fromt Referativnjy zhurnal. Khimiya, 1959, irz,12, P 35 (U55R)
AUTHORSs -Pastushuk, N.S., Litvinov, L.B., Reznik, M.V., Korsunskiy, M.I.
r% le\
TITLE: The Negative Photoconductivit of Thin Layerarof Selenium With
Admixtures of Tellurium
PERIODICALs Tr. Khar1kovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1958, Vol 14, PP 111-115
ABSTRACT: The photoconductivity OTof thin layers of amorphous Se with an ad-
mixture of Te dusted in vacuum on glass backing at room tempera-
ture has been investigated. The darkness conductivity 6'0 of the
studied layers is extremely low. It has been shown that the in-
vestigated samples have a noticeable negative photoconductivity
observed at very weak electric fields (10-2v/cm). The ratio of
the dark current to the light current is 1.2-2. The time of es-
tablishing the stationary value of 6is equal to 15 - 20 minutes,
and the time of relaxation of the "negative" 6' , determined from
the moment of switching off the light to estabyishing the equili-
brium value, is 12 - 16 hours. It has been pointed out that there
is no theory which can explain the described phenomena.
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KORSUIZKIY, H.I.; PASTUSHIJK, N.S.; MOYJlOV, G.D.
New type of photoconductivity, Fiz. tver. tela 3 no-9:
2667-2668 s 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Kharlkovskiy politekbnicheakiy institut imeni V.I.
Lenina.
(Photoconductivity)

PASTUSIAF, Lessek -
rvternational cooperation in rational utilization of power
within the frame of the Council of EconosIc Mutual Assietance.
Goop paliv 11 no.8013-314 163,,

MdCZYNSKT, Jerzy; SZEdCZYKOWSKI, Witold; RYCAJ, Mleczyslaw;
DREWINDWSKA, Irena; PASTUSZANKA, Stanislawa; KUJAWA, Romuald;
IWANOWSKI, Henryk
Essay of determination of certain renal diseases with the aid of
complex laboratory tests. Polski tygod. lek. 11 no.41:17410-1749
8 Oct 56.
1. (Z Centralnego Laboratorium Klinicznego P.S.K. Nr I w lublinie;
kierownik: doc. dr. Jerzy Krawczynaki iz 11 Kliniki Chorob Wown.
&.M. w Lublinis; kierownik: prof. dr. Alfred Roman Tuszkiewicz)
Adres: Lublin. u1. Staszica 16.
(KIDNLY FUNCTTOII TESTS,
c-mplex technics (Pol))

IBAVCZYNSXI, Jerzy; TUSZKMICZ. Alfred; RYCAJ,K.; SZZWCZTKOWSKI, Witold;
NMNOVSXA. Re; IUJAWAO R.1 PASTUSUNU. S.
An attempt to determine the value of the so-called clearapee Index
for electrolytes in certain renal diseases. Polskie arch.med. wewne'
28 rio*4:468-474 1958;
1. Z 11 Iliniki Chorob Vownstrznych A*N- w bablinise Kierowulk:
prof* dr sod. A. Tusklevics i v Central. Laborstorium Ilinioznego PSI
Ir I lierownik: doe. dr mod. J. travosyneki. Adres autorat Iftblin,
ul's Stassica 16. 11 Zlinika Chorob WewnetrMch A*N.
(AMR31 MOTICN, TESTS
electrolyte clearnece tests In renal dies, value (Pol))
(AMMOLYMS, notabolim
clearance tests In renal die., value (Pol))

TUSZKOVICZ, Alfred; KRAWCZYKSKI, Jerzy;-RYCAJ. Me; SUWCZYKMSKI, Witold;
IUMBOVSKA, I.: XUJAWA. R.; PASTUSZAKXA, S.
An attempt to determine the value of the so-called clearnace test
for uric acid in certain renal diseases*' Polskie arch.meds wewne
28 rio.4:574-577 1958, -
1. Z 11 Iliniki Chorob Wewnetranych A.M. w lablinie Kierownik: prof.
dr mod. a. Tuszkiewicz i a Centr. Laboratorium Kliniesnego PBX Nr I
Klerownik: doe. dr mod. J. Krawczynakis Adree autora: Lublin,
u1, Stascsica 16, 11 11inika Chorob Wewnetrsnych A.M.
(xuwbzl MOTIOB TESTS,
urie acid clearnace in renal dis., value (Pol))
(URIC ACID. metab.
clearance test in renal die., value (Pol))

SOKONAISKI , Janusz; PASTU67EK, Eugenia
Experiments in acetylation of N-D-mannosidev. IIatem fiz chmr,
Gdansk 2 123-126 162.
1. Department of Organic Ghemistry, School of Education, Gdansk.

Psychology
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al Health, rFoi-774-orks, TrInec. /_Urig. version not given--7.
"To tne Structure of Working Ir)ups."
Pri,-,ije, Acz_1vit-ij Nqrvo~-.a Sipo:-Ior, Vol 8, No 2, Jun 66, pp 212-213
A bS T. 1-11C t : Wr)r,' Ing ~r )up p-rform(-1 ~icrordlng to the
method of Leary. 46 w )ri-,ers from 9 groups were examin"d. All
m,e;nh(,rs In each gr ulp r,itled each other by thc Leary Lest method.
In h,ilf of the i-,roups, all or who- w,~re r-ted as effirient, the
av(~rages and Indlvidu;~,l r-,tlngs a,,,reed well; in the other hPilf,
that Is groups that Were rqted inefficient, the averages and In-
dIvidual ratings dlsa~-rt-ed. Meann of using th(~ Leary test to pre-
dict t~-.e efficiency of a ~,Iven gr-~up are (liscussed. No references.
Submitted at th- 4th Conf. of Exper. and Clin. Study of Hlghnr Ner-
vous Functions at Mar. Lazne. 12-15 Oct 65. Article Is In English.
1/1
BEZA, Roman; PASTUSZFUSKA, 13arbarm
Comparel resu~,~s o~ vli-
Zesz Prccl P03T-
detIrmined on paLr-fed RnH Rn I~Lltiim fel rats.
nauk roln no.54:61-64.
1. Institute of Animal Ph,-i, ingy Fino-i FQeding In Jablonna,
Polish Acadew of 3clences.

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Febni- r-
~ y 1958

?AS".JSZ:-:,;Sh'1, h.
"Peasants themselves build a enoperative in Niesulkow."
p. 6 (Rolnik Spoldzielca) Vol. 10, nn. 1, Jun. )91,8
Warsaw, Poland
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (Ujd) LC. Vol. 7, no. /,,
April 1958

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Qo.qF)odp-,*,q*,.w-q `Fjs~,.Iegn, Vftrszliwq.

PASTUSZED. Janina (Warszawa)
Studies on tbp fauna Of COCCIdia in ra~,1,4tq 4, P~I-A.
Viadomosci parazyt., V&r92. 2 no 5 Suppl:191-192 1956.
1. Katedra Parasytologit i Chorob Inwazyjrqch SGGV.
(COCCIDIOSIS. epidemiology,
In rabbits in Poland (POW
(RABBITS, diseases.
coccidiosis, apidemiol. in Poland (Pol))

._PASTUSZKO, Janina (varesawa).
Coecidlosie in rabbits in Poland. Roes nauk rolt wet 70 no.1/4:246
160. (MkI 10,q)
(Babbits) (Coacidlosis)

YASTUSZKO.-JamLisa-
Ox the Bpecific independese* of Eimeria sp. parasitizing rabbitv
and harem. WiadomoBei parazyt. 7 no.22305-307 161.
1. Katedra Parazy-tologii i Chorob Inwazyjsych Wy-dz. Wet. SGGW v
Warazavio.
(EIMERIA tramsm) (RABBITS paraoitol)

PASU-5UNSKI
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"Pila luczkowa Jako narzedzie Pracy rrzy scince i wvrobce drewna. Narszawa,
Panstwowe Wydawn.Rolnicze i Lesne, 1991. 16 r,. (Bibliot--czka lesna) (7-he
bucksaw as a tool 'or cuttinF and trim-inF Itimber)."
DA Not in 1U
SO: Monthly Index of I-ast Europe n Accessi-ns L.C. Vol. 7, no. .,
April 1958

PASTVA,K.
"I -1--l-
,An observation on two cases of phakomatoslB ataxia teleangiec--
t.tatica (Louis-Bar). Cesk. neurol. Z7 no.2t99-104 14r'64.
11. Nerurologicka katedra SUD4 v Trencine; vedouci: MUDr.
K.Travnik.

PASTWA-IESZCZYMKA, Czasla
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An exwple of the lithologlc varlableneso of the snelly limstone
fomations in the vicinity of Mkuez. Kwartalnik geol 6 no.2.301~-
323 162.
1. Akademia Gorniezo-Butnicza, Katedra Zloz Rud, Krakow.

PASTWA-LM7,CZ)MSKA,, Czealawa
Petrographic structure of foiPpations of shelly limestone and
Phaetic In the Gorzov Wielkopolaki borehole* Kwartalnik gool
5 no-4:9.43-944 161.
1. Zaklad Mineralogii i Petrografii,, Instytidt Geologimny,
Warszawa.

PASTWA-ILSMUBSKA, C~zeslawa
Petrography of the shelly limestone and retinite formatiom in the
Sulechow borehole. Kwartalnik geol 6 no.2:401-402 162.
1. Zaklad Mineralogii i Fetrogra-M, Instytut Geologiczny, Warszawa.

i'ASTWA-LESZCZYNSKAP Czeslawa; SLIWDISKI, Stefan
Algae (Dasycladaoeae) in the ore bearing dolomites in the murroundin-g-s
of Chrzanow. Kwartalnik geol, 4 no.3:679-699 160a
1. Katedra Zlon Rud Akademil Gornicso Hutniezej i Krakowskie
Przedsiebiorstwo Geologiczne Surowcow Hutniczych.

PASTYKA, K.
Profile manometers for pneumatic control. Jemna mech opt 9 no. 9:
292-293 S '64.
1. Presna machanika Notional Enterprise, Stara Tura.

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9th International Congress of Botany: excursion in Ontario. Biologia
15 no.4:294-299 960. (EEAI 9:9)
(INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF BOTANY. 6th MONTREAL, 1959)
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CZECHOSLOVI"&/Cultivated Plants - Coamcrcial. Oil-Bearing. M-5
.�ugar-Bearina.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.) No 7, 1958) 29963
Author : Pastyrik, L., Priebradny, S.
Inst
Title : The Influence of Hicrooluments on Tobaccu Leaf Metabolism
Orig Pab : Biol. prace, 1956, 2, No 11, 29 ppe, (slovakian; res.
Russ., Ger.)
Abstract : In the South of Slovakia In the tobacco raising reGion a
study was made of the effects of mixtures of 13 micru-
elements (B, Mn, Cu, Zn, I, Br, Ti, Sn, Li, Ni, Co, MD,
Cr) on the quality of tobacco leaves. For a control one
set up a patch which was fertilized with the same dosaGe
of superphosphate as wao applied with the mixture of mi-
croelements (in 5, 10, 1)0 and 50 9. amounts per 1 square
meter). The leaves at technical ripeness from two har-
vests were analysed. The application of microelements
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Cultivated Plants. Commerclal. M-5
Oil bearing, Sugar Bearing.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 25141
Author Pastyrik 'LL Erdelsky, K., Mego, V.
Inst Not given
Title The Effect of Various Forms of Phosphorus Fertilizer
on the Content of Other Nutrient Elements in Flax.
Orig Pub: Biol. prace, 1957, 3, No 1, 35 s., il. (Slovakian;
res. Russ., Eng., Ger.)
Abstract: Results of field tests made at the experimental
base of the Slovakian Academy of Sciences in
Mlynyanakh on the effect of various forms of phos-
phorus fertilizer on flax and on its variety used
for both linseed oil and spinning fiber. The con-
tent of nutrient elements in flax was determined
at the time of most intensive growth and in
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S/181/63/005/002/019/051
Study of the mechanical nonlinearity ... B104/B102
Results: qM (a) and E(c) remain virtually constant in the frequency range
from 10 to 40 kc/sec. The qualitative agreement between the changed of
the real and the imgginary part of E indicates a close connection between
elastic deformations and the attendant losses of mechanical energy. The
relations between the mechanical properties (E(o), tanJ M I/QM) and the
electrical properties (E(E), tanJ (E)) which had been reported earlier
(R. Gerson, J. Appl. PhYs., 31, 1, 188, 19601 Ja Acousto 'Soot Am-9 32p
no. 10, 1297, 1960) are confirmed. There are 8 figures and 2 tables.
SUBMITTED: August 27, 1962
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PASTYRIKP L.
The diff,--rent food forms of phosrhoz-us (P) and their effects on Tk:e Ievel of 0~ner
nutrients in flax.
p. 5 (BIOLOGICKE PRACE) Vol. 3, no. 1, 1957,
Bratislava, Czechorlovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EFAI) IL, Vol. 7, No. 3,
March 1958

PASTY11K, L.
Activities of the Biolo.-gical Institute of the Faculty
of Natural Science of Komensk-j University. P. 514.
BIOLORGIA. (Slcrveksak akasemia vied) Bratislave CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Vol. 10, No. 4. 1955-
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL) Library
of Cow-ress. Vol. 5, No. 1, Januaty, 1956.