SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POLUNIN, YE.YE. - POLUNSKAYA, YE.V.

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POLUNIN, Ye.Ye.
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- Using the Molchanov automatic device for breaking cement corks.
Neftianik 3 no.2:12-13 P '58. (Klw~ 11:4)
l.Starshly inzhenar proizvodstvenno-takhnicheakogo otdola nefte-
promyshlonnogo upravlenlys, Voyvozhneft'.
- (Oil wells--Equipment and supplies--Repairing)

pOLUI-My Ye.ye-
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Equipping a i;a:;
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KO-P-1 A.S.S.R. Gaz-. delo n )-l() 163.
Voy_Vozbskoyo neftepro7ayslOVOYe eniye6

AWYASEViGII, B. P.; AWONENKO, B. G.; POLUNIN, YU.?.; Fol-f-ENK105, D.Ye.
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Source of polarized ions. ~tcn. energ. 17 J2
Ofl-,Ut ~717~1

POLUIUM, Yu.P. ADIASENICII., B.P.J. BELYATEV, S.T.., ZAVOYSUY., Ye.l\*..
"Sources of Polwized Particles."
paper submitted at the All-Union Conf. on Nuclear Reactionz in INt-dium and Lov
Energy Physics, Moscov, 19-27 1957.

POWNIN, Ye. Ye.
New highly effectiTe valve. Neftianik 2 no.6:22-23 Js '57.
(MIRA 10:10)
1. Inzhener proizvodstvennogo otdola Voyvozhakogo neftepromyslovogo
Upravleniya Ukhtkombinata Glargaza SSSR.
(Gas wells-lquipment and supplies)

92-2-14/37
AUTHOR: Polunin, Ye. Ye.-, Senior Engineer
TITLE: _15friltifi C ent Plugs with Molchanov's Automatic
Device TRa,!,mburivaniye tsementnykh probok avtomatom
Molchanova)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanik, 1958, Nr 2, pp 12-13 (USSR)
AUTHOR: The author states that in the process of recondition-
ing oil or gas wells it may become necessary to drill cement
plugs. This operation is complicated and takes much time. Be-
fore Molchanov's device was introduced in the oil fields operat-
ing under the Ukhtkombinat, cement plugs were drilled with a
rotary drilling unit driven byan LT2M-80 tractor or the BA-20m
machine.'This operation lasted sevsrala. weeks. Therefore,
I.G. Bakardzhiyev, mechanic of the Ukhtkombinst, proposed the
use of a slight modification of Molchanov's device for this
purpose. As a result of this modification the device designed
originally for sinking and lifting pump tubings was enabled to
break up cement plugs in a 5-in. or 6-in. bore-hole at a depth
of some 1,000 m. Cutter bits 4 3/4-in. or 5 3/4-in. in diameter,
attached to pump tubing, were used for this purpose. Molchanov's
device for drillIng cement plugs in well shafts proved more
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IPPOLITOVA, Te.A.; SJ~LJIIOV, Tu.F.; KOVDA. L.H.-, POWNINA.. G.P.;
BIMNIKOVA, X.A. ------- ---, -.- -
Chemistry of the uranAtes of some divalent elements. Radio-
kbialla 1 no.6:660-664 159. (MIRA 13:4)
(Uranates)

KOVRA, L.M.; POLDIaNA, G.P.; IPPOLITOVA, Ye.A.; SDIINOV, Yu.P.;
SPITSYN,
Study of the crystalline structure of uranates. Part 2t Uranates
containing uranyl oxygen chains. Zhur. fiz. khim. 35 no. 4.-719-
722 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M.V. Lamonosoval
k;&fedra neorganich(jokoy khim4i.
Oranates)

CHMZRLIN, I.Kh. (Chamberlin, E.H.1; LEYKIN, B.G. [translator];
ROZOVSKIT, L.Ta, [translator]; CLISZVICH. O.Ya.. red.;
POLUNINA, G.V.. z1adshiy red.; KHOKYAKOV, A.D., tekhn.red.
[The theory of monopolistic competition; a re-orientation of
the theory Of VEIlUeJ Teoriia monopolistichookoi konkurentaii;
reorientateiia teoril stoimosti. Moskva, Izd-vo inostr.lit-r7,
1959. 414 p. 2ranalated from the English. (MIRA 13:8)
(Monopolies) (Competition) (Economics)

FOLUNINA, L.A. ...
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New data on ultrabasiz rocks J-n the Chadobets Upland. inform.
abor.VSEGEI no.40:77-91 *,60. (MIRA 14:12)
(Chadobets Va.1ley-Rocks, Igneous)

POLUNINA, L.A.
Manifestation characteristics of the hydrothermal activity in ir...,
ore deposits of the Angara-Ilim type. Hat.VSEGE1 Ob.ser. nD.23:
144-157 159. (MRA 14:11)
(Ilim Valley--Iron ores)

( POLUNIVA9 LeA.
Metasomatic zoning in iron ore deposits of the i-n,::,ara-_Tjj= -Lype.
Mat. VSEGEI no.31:lU--U8 160. (MIF-A 14:3)
(Iron ores) N

~SMVSKAYA, I.A.; SAMTV-)VAj L.M,; POLUNINAI L.G.
Studying the patroleums of certain fields of the Crims and
Rack Sea region. Trudy UkrNIGRI no.71242-249. 163.,
(MIRA 19&l)

FMNIRA, N., inzh.
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Appamtux for producing pellet feeds. Mikh,-elev. prom, 24 no, 4:
15-16 Ap 158. OCIM 1-10)
1 VsesoywxWy nawhno-issledovatellskiy institut zerna i produktov
;eOgo pererabotki. (Feed mills)

POLUNINA, N. I., Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Research into the technolo-
gical process of the production of granulated combined food mixtures."
Moscow, 1960. 19 pp; (Ministr~y of Higher and Secondary Szecialist Bduc-
ation USSR, Moscow Technological Inst of Food Industry); 150 copies;
price not given; (KL, 19-60, 135)

POLUNINAj_jjin&-IyAnmij4- SAKOYLOVA, G.V., red.; GOLUBKOVA, L.A. j
tekhn. red.
-. [Production of granulated mixed feeds] Proizvodstvo granullrovan-
I.. nykh kombikormav. Moskva, Zagotizdat, 1962. 47 p. (MIRA 15t6)
(Feeds)

TSIRGM!, N~V, ; 1'fj!)D I e,',AY A -A FINOIL I D 1, 11. A.; ?.-7R-,?V6VAY A, -1. F,
Causes of apomi::is; histochemical study of female gent-rative
organs in apomictic representatives of Taraxamm and f trus.
Trudy MOTF.Otd. biol. 13:201-237 165. (MIRA 192-1)

POLUNIKA, N.N.
Comparative embryological study on some repremmtatives of
MyTtaceae. Biul. Glav. bot. sada. no.49:82-90 163.
(MIRA 16t8)
1. Glavnyy botardeheskly sad AN SSSR.
(Botany---Embryology) (Myrtle)

POLUNINk, N.N.
Biology of the flowering and embryology of eucalyptus. Trudy
Glav.bot.eada 6:191-210 159. (MM 13:5)
(Eucalyptus)

AUTHOR. Polunina, N. N.
20-4-53/60'
TITLE. A Comparative Study of the Embryology and Biology of the
Flowering of Certain Encalyptus Species (Sravnitellnoye izucheniye
embriologii i biologi3.Lsve6enjya nekotorykh vidov evkalipta).
PERIODICAL*. Doklady Akademii Nauk, 1957, Vol. 115,, Nr 4, pp. 819-821 (USSR).
ABSTRACT.' In spite of the extensive distribution and the great economic impor-
tance of the representatives of the Eucalyptus. LIH&it species eme
bryological data concerning this species lack early completely. The
few works known are quoted. The present work aims at the purpose
given in the title. 8 species originating from the Caucasian Black
Sea were studied. The development and the structure of the generative.
organs is similar with all species investigated, therefore mainly,
E. cinera is described. These organs are described in detail in the
following. The eucalypts are distinguished by a long lasting ripening
of the flower buds.
In the case that this period lasts for more than one year the seminal
buds generally are in tho 2-4 nucleoli stage.
In the cave of E.Macarthuri and E.pauciflora the seed buds show a
differentiated embryo sack 'already In winte-r. In June 1951. an artif i
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A Comparative Study of the Embryology and Biology of the 20-4-53/60
Flowering of Certain Eucalyptus, Species.
same year of the E.cinera was carried out. Moreover the entering
of the pollen tube and the fertilization are described. All stages
of the generative development take place much more rapidly in the
case of the spring species than in the case of the winter species.
In spite of the great number of the seminal buds in the ovary of the
eucalyptus only few fertile seeds are formed in the fruit (2-5 in
the case of E.cinera). The embryological investigation of the ancient,
species eucalyptus (the fossil rests.of which were found in the
upper cretaceous a d the tertiary age) in the case of several species
of various sections a great similarity of the embryologicalcharaca
teristics. This obviously demonstrates the lifelikeness of this
important species and its ancient origin.
There are I figure, 1 table, and 3 Slavic references.
Main Botanic' Garden of the AN of the USSR.
ASSOCIATION. (Glavnyy botanicheskiy sad Akademii nauk SSSR).
PRESENTED. By N. V. Ta-itsin, Academician, Feb. 25, 1957
SUBMITTED. February 25, 1957-
AVAILABLE. Library of Congress.
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POLUNINA. N.N.
.Relationship between the color of pollen and the growth rate of
pollen tubeit. Biul. Glav. bot. sada no-34:67-88 '59 (MIRA 13:3)
3
.L. Glavnyy botanicheskiy sad Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Po"ALIen)

A comparative stud7 of the embryology and biolog
gy of thr, floworing
of certain lucalyptits opeciao. Dokl. AN SSSR 115 no.4-819-821.Ag
'57. (MIRA 10.12)
1. Glavnyy botanicheskly sad AN SSSR. Pre.astavleno akademikom N.V.
Tsitsinym.
(Rucalyptue)

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POLUMIZA, I.N.
Katerials on the biology of flowering and embryology of foijos.
BI-al. Glax. bot. sada no.29:60-71 157. (MIRA 1111)
1. M&vW botanicheskly @ad AN SM
(FOIJOA)

POLUNINA, N.N. ,
Biology of the flowering and embryology of Gallistemon lancoolatus
D,C. Dokl. AS SS:SR 116 no.2:315-318 3 157. (MIRA 11:2)
1, Glavnyy botamicheakiy sad AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom N.V.
Tsitsinym. (Galliatemon)

FOLUNINA 11 11
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Biology of flowering and embryology of Callistemon lanceolatus Sweet.
Bot. zhur. 43 no.8:1169-1178 Ag 158. (MIRA 11:9)
l.Glavnyy botanicheskiy- sad AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Callistemon) (Botany-Embryology)

LO 4// 4 "'YA, Al A~
20-2-43/50
AUTHOR: ,11. IN.
Polunina
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TITLE; On the Bio-:ogy of Flowering and Embryology of V91118teaw
lamoolatus D.C. (K biologii tsveteniya i embriologii Callistemon
lanceolatus D.O.
PERIODICAL: Doklady AN SSSR, 1957, Vol. 116, Nr 2, PP. 315-318 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This myrtaceae genus contains more than 2o species from Australia
and New Zealand. Since the embryological data about it lack al-
most completely, the author studied the mentioned species under
glass-house conditions. Thit structure of the flower parts is de-
scribed. The order of the structure of the single flower organs
corresponds to that of EucalXptus which belongs to the same fa-
mily.The saall seminal buds which exist in great quantity are an-
atropic andhave two integuments each of which consists of 2 series
of cells like most of the myrtaceae. Bucellus is itlatively only
to a small. extent developed. The archesporial cell secretts the
cover-cell. which is several times divided. Since the upper cell
of the dinde is not divided Only 3 macrospores are formed which
are placed linearly. The lower cell forms according to normal
formation. type the embryo-sac. The antipodes die quickly.The polar
nuclei rennian long time unmelted. The egg-apparatus consists of
Card 1/4 a somewhe.t extended egG cell which is enlarged in tis lower part.
cores tak - --- ---F-~--Lon and for
Comes to the egg cell" es Place very soon. The second sm
t"1 it comes co,Dlet.l. into Collt4ct witr':_~

On the Biology of Flowering and Embryology of WI-Astemon 20-2-43/50
-Lanceolatus D. C.
its core. Only 18-19 days after the pollination the nucleolus
of the sperm becomes visible. Its core differs now frora that
of the egg cell only by the smaller size. The melting of the co-
res in the! zygote was noticed in the earliest cast 0n the 32nd
day after the fructification. Thus the fructification of Ithe egg
cell takes place 2 weeks later than the triple melting. he first
division of the zygote was noticed on the 29oth day after the pol-
lination . 1he fetal development takes place according to the so-
lanaceae type. The ripe embryo is described. The reserve substanc-
es are in its body, as proteins, amino acids, and fats. The en-
dopserm is alnost completely consumed. the nucellus almost comp-
letely destroyed. The bursting of the fruits and protrusion of the
seeds occurs 2-3 years after the pollination. Rather ofLen nuce-
llar embryons are formed instead of zygote embryos. If both em-
bryo types ire produed at least 2 embryos result. This phenomenon
is to be sought in further representatives of the family. Apparent-
ly there is an inclination to it due to heredity. There are 2
figures, 2 tables, 21 references, 19 of which are Slavic.
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-On the Biology of Flowering and Embryology of Cej_Ustemon 20-2-43/50
Lanceolatus D.C.
ASSOCIATION: Main Botnnical Garden AN USSR (Glavnyy botanicheskiy sad Akad-
emii nauk SSSR)
PRESENTLD: June 15, 1957, by 14. V. Tsitsin, Acadeiiiician
SUBMITTED: June 4, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Ccngress
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IPOLUNINA. N.N.
Development of the flower of aucalyptus. Bini.Glay.bot.isada no.16-,
69-79 '53. (nU 7:4)
1. Glavnyy botanicheakiy isad Akademii nauk SBSR.
(AdUlyptUg)

FOLUNINIA9 N. N. Cand Mel Sci -- (diss) "Biology of the f-1vwer-itt. and
the embryology of cortein representatives of the myrtle family." Ic,os, 1958.
16 pp (Los Order of Lenin and Order of Labor Red Banner State Univ im
M. V. Lomonosov. Main Botanical Garden, Acad Sci USSR), 130 copies
F(KL, 2.3-58, 95) J

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"JistochamICS1 study of Poll TUbas in ttW Angloaperimm"
Papsr ubdtted fw the Intl, C&L Cwgkv.s, N-treal, C--Awk, 19-29 Aug 1959.
161A vatentclal Gardwas Aoa6mq of oclmc*s U.B.s.R., ob.-

170)
A'UTHOR3: Foluninag V. N., Sveshnikov, A. 1. SOV/20-127-1-60/65
TITLE: Microfilming in the Investigation of the Pollen and Pollen Tubes
of Certain Amaryllidaceae (1.1ikrokinos" yemka pri izucherdii
pylltsy i pylltsevykh truboh nekotorykh amarillisovykh)
PERIONCAL: Zoklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 127, 1ir 1, pp 21"-219
(USSR)
ABSTRA.CT: At the Laboratoriya fiziologii razvitiya rasteniy (Laboratory
of the Mysiology of Plant Development) of the gardens mentioned
in the Association, a time-lapse device is used for micro-
filming. The work is cairied out under the supervision of
Professor V. A. Poddubnaya-Arnolldi (Mrs.) in cooperation Yrith
the'einematographical laboratory of the studio MosnauchfIllm
This new and extremely important method of investigating tha
course of vital functigns in living material yields sometimes a
very cowrincing solution of some controversial biological ,
ip-j"OfflB.The debate carried on in the publications sino~: a long
time concerning the character of the movements of the masculine
sexcells in higher plants, whether passive or active, could be
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Microfilming in the Investigation of the Pollen and SOV/20-127-1-60/6q
Pollen Tubes of Certain Amaryllidaceae
Pollen of a hybrid amaryllis species (cultivated by V.N. Shmygun)
furthermore of Clivia miniata and Crinum abyssinicum were
chosen for this purpose. The pollen was caused to germinated
on a synthetic culture medium at 250, and sawn on a culture
medium layer on an object carrier. After cutting furrows into
the cultuxe medium for air supply all was covered by glass and
sealed with paraffin to prevent desiccation. Best results were
obtained with a 24-120-fold exposure-acceleration, i.e. 1 - 5
exposures per second. The entire photographed process,
beginning with the germination of the pollen nucleus up to the
division of the generative cells and the spermatozoa formation
(18-24 hours) is observed within 15-20 minutes. It is described
in detail and illustrated (Pigs 1-3)- It is obviously
demonstrated that the generative cell and the spermatozoa do not
move passively with the plasma current, but move independently
actively. They overcome* sometimes with difficulty, such
obstacles as counter currents of the plasma or a bottle-neck in
the pollen tube. The deceleration and even the stoppage of the
movements of the generative cell during division when the
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Microfilming in the Investigation of the Pollen and SOV/20-127-1-60/t'cl
Pollen Tubes of Certain Amaryllidaceae
plasma mores with equal velocityg are also an obvious proof
of the independent activity of the generative cell.
There are 3 figures and 8 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOC::ATIOII: Glavnyy botanicheskiy sad Akademii nauk SSSR
(Main Botanic Garden of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED. January 21, 1959, by N. V. Tsitsin, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 2, 1959
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F(IDDUBNAYA-ARNOLIDI, V.A.; TSINGER, N.V.; PEPTROVSKAYA, T.P.;
POIMMiA I N.11.
Histochemica-I investigation of the pollen and pollen tubes
in some angiosperms. Trudy Glav. bot. sada 8:162-194 t6l.(MIRA 15A)
(Angiosperms)
(Pollen)
(Plants-Chemical analysis)

POLUNINA, N.N.
Localizatlon of ascorbic acid in nucellar embryony of
citrus plants. Biul.Glav.bot.sada no.58:6&-73 165.
18:12)
1. Glavnyy botanicheskiy nad AN SSSR.

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AOUCR: Polunina, 0. A.,: Bykhovskiy, B. Yo. (Anal".1cian)
PROG 11001KFANS, LGU
ORGt Marmansk Marine BioloAcal Institute 0. SSSR% Leningrad State University
imo A. A, Zhdanov. (Yumanskiy morskoy biolo~-,icheskiy institut All SSSR:
Leningalskly Rgoaularstvennyy universitet im. A. A. Zh4anova)
TITO: Ability of-the starfish asterlas rubens (L.) to differentiate the
saltiness of sea, water
SOUR(& AN SSSR. Dokladyp vib 165, no, 2# 1965y 451-453
TOFIGTAGS: experiment itnimals sea waters environment tests nervous system
ABSTRACTi Barentmov sea':starfish with normal and iamapd nervous systems were
obs6rted reactina to cheadcal changes of t;he environment* k4ult starfish were
selected for the wAperimEmts with the length of the arms 7-8 cm. An apparatus
eonsiating of a 50-cm-di6meter crystallizing basins divided by partitions into
UDG 563-93

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four 'unconnected sections and having a smnn pedestal in the center, was used so
that the body of the stax-fish could rest on the pedestal and the arms laii In the
sections. Sea water cornentrations of 34, 28.. 24,, 22, 17, and 8% were used as
well as fresh water and.solutions of normel sea water (34,c) with Mg%p GaCl2j
XCIP and NaGl from 5 to 0.5 g11. The starfish always moved in the direction
clostist to the ooncentrattlon of normal sea water# as shown In Table L
tta
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ty J-1; 13 MOPM
AS ROAM 0 AOGaBR=Uem CA06annesinrM
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The nervous aystem of starfish, consists of, five raiial ectoneural cords running
along amuulacral groov3s -3nd interconnectei :y means of a p~ristomatio ring
Abo ve the ectoneural cords
but isolated from them, arn th3 hyponeural cords
AL-An's nerves). When the naur--a cords were severel from the peristomatic ring,
the starfish lost tbeir protective reaction, and their ability to select a suitswe
environment was impaired. After 18-20 eayss the nervous systm-a was regenerated
and Its functions restored. Oriae art, has: I figure and I table.
SM'COD91 06/ SUBM DATAS 31DO064/* NR HU SOV 1 006/ OTHER 003

BALASHOV, Yu.S.; BIBIXOVA, B.A.; MURZAKMETOVA, K.; POLUNINA, O.A.
Feeding and di-sorders in the valvular function of the proven-
triculus in fleas. Mad. paraz.i paraz.bol. 34 no.4.'47.1-476
Jl-Ag 165, (MIRA 18:12)
1. Zoologicheokiy institut AN SSSR i Sredne-Aziatskiy
nauchno-issletlovatellskiy protivochumnyy institut. Sub-
mitted May 8, 1963.

POLUNINA
Ability of tl:x-t starfish Asterias rubens(L.J to differenUate
the salinity of seawater. Dokl. AN SSSR 165 no.2:451-453 N
165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Murmanskiy morskoy biologicheskiy institut AN SSSR i
Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet Im. A.A.Zhdanova.
Submitted January 4, 1965.

1XVIN. I.S.; POIA)VIIIKIlLk, R.A.; POLUNINA, O.M.
Completeness of the precipitation of indium from tin-containing
materials. Zav.1ab. 26 no.2:148-149 160. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Hauchno-issledovatellskiy institut olova Zapadno-sibirskogo
filiala Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Indium-Analysis)

BAGDASAROV, A.A.; CHER71M, I.L.;.POLUSH121A, T.7.
Effect of different dextran preparations on the survival of
mice with acute radiation injury. Radiobiologiia 2 no.lt
128-133 Ja 162 (MIRA 18:1)

POLUSHKIN, V.A.
Defining the concept 'docum-ent." N'll no.5t8-10 164.
(~ffRA

POGREBINSKAYA, Ye.A.;__POLUNINA, V.N.
Finishing of dross fabrics made from cotton and "levsan" polyester
fibers. Tekst. prom. 21 no. 4:36-38 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(Textile finishing)

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A// A1,4) Y,. r~-
POLUNWA, Te.Y.; CHAIRSOVA. K.G.; TAYCRSXATA. Te.T.; Roomy, Y.m..
a W-em-ik, redaktor [deceased]; ZHUKOTA. r.G., redaktor; SACHETA,
A.I., tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Manual on applied studies on organic chemistry for students In
schools of medicine] Rukoyodstvo k prakticheskim saniatiiam po
organichaskot khimii dlia studentoy meditainakikh inatitutov. Pod
red. V.M.Rodio-nova. Moskva, Gas. izd-vo mad. lit-ry. 1954. 110 p.
(MLTIA 7:10)
1. Sotradulk k(Lfedry organicheakay khiaii Il Haskovskogo medl-
toinakogo Institute, Imeni I.V.Stalina (for Polunina, Chenteova,
Yavorskaya)
(Chemistry. Organic)

-y a
dh6lmitti~. Oh x4naceuti.
0~
Pub 40 5/27
-400%ors 1: Radldnov,,' V i;' M., and Polunina, B. F.
TWO Eff ect. of.. sulfuric acid on 2-methylthiophene
Periodical 1- 0. Otd,khim.-natik 6,
zv. A14 SSO 983-986, Nov-Dee 1954
Jib traot I
a Thesulfonation of individual thiophene derivatives, specifically,syn-
thetic 2-methylthiophene, was investigate& The effects of concentration
and amount. of sulfuric acid,,temperature and time of reaction of the
process.of SUlfonation are explained. In addition to a new type of sulto-
acid tha products of 2-methylthiophene sulfonation also included highly
water-soluble salts of other sulfo-acids. The new sulfo-acid-trimethyl-
trithyenilsulfonic acid was obtained by treating 2-methylthiophene with
sulfuric ac.4d at 25 - 300 in the Presence of an indifferent solvent
betr'oleum other). Six references: 3 USSR and 3 German (1886-1951).
Tab*le.
Institution The I. V. Stalin 2-nd Medical Institute) Moscow
:,:Submitted February 1~i, 1954-

CHMAKIIIN, Vasiliy Kilihaylovich; BORISOOMSKIY, Aleksey Gennadiyevich;
DORKMO, V.V,., spetsred.; POLUNINA. Te.M., red.; FCFXnI!U,
Ye.A., tekhn.-.red.
[Operation of fish prooessing equipment on AM type boats]
Zkoplustateiia ryboobrabstyvaiushchago oborudovaniia no BKRT.
Noskya. Vses.nauchno-issladovetallskii in-t morskogo rybnogo
khoz. i okeanografii, 1959. 54 p. (KIRA 13:9)
(Fielieries-Squipment and gupplieB)

VOLKOV, Yu.I.. inzh.; GAFANOVICH, A.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; GLADKOV, N.G.,
kand.sellskokhoz.nBuk; GORKUSHA, A.Ye., apr.; ZHITIFAV, N.F., inzh.;
ZANIN, A.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; ZAUSHITSMI, V.Ye., kand.tekhn.nauk;
ZVOLINSKIY. H.P.; ZZLITSERMAN, I.M.v kand.tekhn.nauk; KAIPOV, A.14.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; XASPAROVA, S.A., kand.sel'Bkokhoz.nauk; KOLOTUSHKINA,
A.F.. kand.elcon.nauk; KRUGLYAKOV, A.M., inzh.; KURNIKOV, I.I., inzh.;
LAVRENTIYEV, L.H., inzh.; LEBEDEV, B.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; LEVITIN,
Yu.I.. inzh.; KAKHLIN, Ye.A., inzh.; NIKOLAYEV, G.S., inzh.;
POLESHCfMiKO, F.V.. kand.tekhn.muk; POLUNOCHEV, I.K.. agr.; PIYANKOV,
I.P., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk; RABINOVICH, I.P.~-ikant~ekhn.nauk;
SOKOLOV, A.F., kand.sel'skokhoz.nauk; STISHKOVSKIY, A.A., inzh.;
TURBIN. B.G., kand.tekhn.nauk; CHABAN, 1.V., inzh.; CHAPKEVICH, A.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; CORNOV, G.G., kand.tekhn.nauk; SHM3LKV. B.M., kand.
tekhn.nauk; KRASHICHEMO, A.V., inzh., red.; XLETSKIN, M.I., inzh..
red.; MOLYUKOV, G.A., inzh., red.; ELAGOSKLONOVA, N.Yu., inzh., red.;
UVAROVA, A.F., tekhn.red.
[Reference book for the designer of agricultural machinery in tvio
volume] Spravochnik konstruktora sellskokhozisistvennykh mashin
v dvukh tomaih. Koskva. Gos.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo mashinoBtroit.
iit-ry. vol.l. 196o. 655 P. (MIRA 13:11)
(Agricultural machinery--Desi&m and construction)

POLUNWHEV, I.M., mlacishiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Investigating the disintegration of soil aggrega-~z~;~ i.-I .1-1. .
combine harvest'ing of potatoes. Trudy VISIM011a
01,'~IRA 18:1)

POIIJNDGIIEV, S., polkovnik, sekretarl partiynoy komissii pri politich-askom
upravlenti okn;ga.
The main thing is to prevent misdemeanors. Ko=. Vooruzh. Sil 5
no.2t59-62 Ja 165. (MIRA 180)

POLUNOVI L.S., inzh.
Brief news. Priborostroenie no.12:30 D 165.
(14I~ 19: 1)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4608
Polunov, Leon Solmonovich,- and Vadim Ivanovich Gostev
Proyektirovaniye zavodskikh laboratoriy i sluzhb otdela tekhnicheskogo kontrolya;
Kratkoye spravochnoye, posobiye (Planning of Plant Laboratories and Services of
t1-'-- 1n3Pe,ctbn Department; Short Reference Book) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1960. 154 P,
Errata siip inserted. 6,000 copies printed.
Reviewers: M.A. loannes-yants, Engineer, and N.S. Kuzaetsov, Enginoer; Ed. of
Publishing House. V.I. Yakoyleva; Managing Ed. for Information Literature: I.M.
Monastyrskiy, Engineer; Tech. Ed.G~.Soroldna.
PURPOSE: This reference manual is intended for the personnel of design-planning,
organizations, and for the supervisory personnel of plant inspection departments.
COVERAGE: The manual 'oresents reference material on the composition, basic quan-
titative data and calculation of equipment for plant and shop laboratories, and
includes information on staffing, planning, required materials, equipment, and
tools. Methcda of inspecting materials and intermediate and finished products
based on experience gained by inspection departments in automotive industry are
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Planning of Plant laboratories and Services (Cont.) SOV/46o8
also -Dresented.. No personalities are mcntioned. There are 12 references
, all
.
Soviet .(including I translation from English).
TABLE OF, CON =-Is~:
PIANNING OF PIANT LABORATORIES. (BY L.S. POLUNOV, ENGnMR)
Central Plant Laberatories 5
Compct.,;ition of central olant laboratories 6
Basic quantitative date.for planning 8
Cal=liit:~on of equilvent
I 9
ComV-siti
on and description of equilnent 14
Metallogra:phic labor--,tory 14
Metallophysical. laboratory 15
Thermal laboratory 26
X-rs;7 -laboratory 26
Engineering laboratono- 27
Engineering workshop 35
Chemical laboratory 44
Spectrum laboratory 50
Chemical and technological laboratory 50
Card- 2/4

PlaDning of Plant Lalbor&torieB and Services (Cout.) SOV/46o8
X-ra.~, 1~.;tboratories
Metallographic laboratories 1C,4
FlatwIng shop labor*--.or-ies 105
Defect-finding laboratories 1:c6
TIA-teimir-ition of staffing needs ir)6
lp-yout & shop laboratories 2.08
Biblir,g.rELphy 3-13
PUIRMG ME SMMIM OF THE INSPEMON 'DEPAM-%MT
(Hr V. I. GOYM, INGMMM)
Inspection operations in production technology 114
Statistical aarmlysis and statistical control 117
Technolog:Lza.l appax-Itas for tho -Inspection department 3.23
Principles of automation of control 125
OrganIzat.iDnal makeup of the inspection department 131
Calculat-in-A of floor area. requirewents fbr the inspection department 131
Calculation of vqu-Ipment and manpawer requirements for inspection
operetion-s 144
b!""liogral'by 152
AVAIIABLE: Lfhrai7 of Congrtss
C ard 4/4
AC/vrc/gmp
12-20.-&-l

POLUNOV Lepn-Solomanovich; GOSTEV, Vadim Ivanovich; IOANNESYANTS, N.A.,
inzh., retsenzent; KUZWSOT, N.S., inzh., retsenzent; YAKOYLEVA,
V.I.. red.izd-va; SOOKINA, G., takhn.red.
[Design of industrial laboratories and offices of the department
of technical control; brief nanua]] Proaktirovanie zavodskikh
laborstoril i slushb otdols tekhnichaskogo kontrolia; kratkoe
sprevochnoo posobis. Koakwa, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.isd-vo mashino-
stroit.lit-ry, 1960. 154 p. (MIRA 13:4)
Wgineering laboratories)

26(4) SOV/32-25-6-43/44
AUTHOR: Polunov, L. S., Engineer
TITLE: On the Standard Project of a Central Plant Laboratory of a
Machine Constructing Plant
PERIODICAtz Zavods):aya laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 8, pp 1019-1020
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Gosudarstvennyy institut po proyektirovaniyu traktornykh
zavodov i zavodov sellskokhozyaystvennogo mashinostroyeniya
(State Institute for Designing Tractor Plants and Plants Con-
structing Agricultural Machinery) elaborated the project men-
tioned. in the title for installations of the machine con-
structing and metal processing industries. The classifying of
the central plant laboratories (CPL) was made according to the
kind of plant. The plants were divided into three groups ac-
cording to the type of machines they manufacture. The first
group consists of plants producing machines working under
especially difficult conditions (high temperatures and pres-
sure, etc). In the second group are plants which manufacture
machines which operate under high degree friction and abrasion
Card 1/2 strain, in aggressive media, at high velocities or pressure

SOV/32-25-8-43/44
On the Standard Project of a Central Plant Laboratory of a ME.chine Construc-
ting Plant
(automobiles, tractors, motors, heavy equipment for the elec-
trotechnical and chemical industries, etc). Factories making
large ball bearings belong to this group. The third group in-
oludes the remaining machine constructing factories which make
for example machine tools, agricultural machinery, textile-
and palser products machinery, etc. Concerning the output
capacity the factories are also divided into three groups:
mass and large-scale production, serial and small-series
production and individual production. There is mention of
several specialized (CPL). An increase of 20-25% of the con-
trols of repeated testings, of 30-40% of the checking of
technological processes and of 5-10% of such tests as are need-
ed for research work is recommended. The extension of the last
mentioned tests (as planned by the Gosstroy) is insufficient
according to a note of the publishers. The article contains
information on the size of several -('CPL).
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28(4) SOV/~z2-25-7-46/50
AUTHOR: Polunov, L. S., Engineer
TITLE: Scientific-technical Conference of the Workers of Pleat.
Laboratories (Nauphno-tekhnicheakaya konferentsiya rabotnik-c~v
zavodskikh laboratoriy)
PERIODICAL: Zavodnkaya laboratoriyaq 195.0, Ycl 25, Nr 7, p 0102 (TISSR)
ABSTRACT: The conference mentioned in the title was convened by the
Kharlkov Council of National Economy and the District Adminls-
tration of the Nauchno-tekhnicheskoye obshchest-;o mash--no-
stroi".ellnoy pTomyshlennosti (Scientific-technical Association
of tho Machine Building Industry) in December 1958. The con-
ference was divided into four sections: Section of Metallo-
grapki and Thexmal Treatment, Section of Physical Methods ~)f
Metal Control, Section for the Use of Radioactive Isotopes,
and Section of Chemistry. 325 persons, members of 105 organic
zations took Dart in the conference; among them were scientists
and engineers of works and institutes of the Kharfkov, Sumsk2
and Pcltava di3tricts, of the Kolomenskiy zavod im. Kuybysheva
('Kolomna Work imeni Kuybyshev), and the Ukrainskaya Akademiya
nauk (Ukrainian Academy of Sciences). At the conference it was
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SOT/32-25-7-46/50
Scientific-technical Conference of the Workers of Plant Laboratories
the Khartkov economic district, a coordination committee for
improved plarzirg of ft.~ resear6h work at plant laboratories, and
the fixing of Gosstroy standards concerning research work at
Plant laboratories. The next conference will take place in
November 1959-
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POLUNOVJI L.S.
I
Scientific and technologieal seminar for workers of industrial
laboratories. Zav.lab. 27 no.10t1319-1320 161. (MIRA 14:10)
(Laboratories)

POLUIVV I --j" I liv,'n.
Scientific and Technical Conference of Workerg of Induntrial
'L
Laboratories. Zav.lab. 25 no.7:892 '59. Wa 12: 10)
Meting laboratorion-Congresses)

POLUNOV, L.S.
Increasing the reliability and the durability of machine
parts by heat and chemical heattreatment. Metalloved. i
term. obr. met. no.11:60-61 N 165. (MIRA 18:12)

POLIRTOV, M., dcktor mod. nauk (Odessa)
Reviews Euid bibliography. Azerb. med. zhur. 42 Po. 10.,
76-78 0 165 (IMIRA 19:1)
1. Ispolx--yayushchiy obyazamosti W*du3nisshchego kafedroy
bolezney ukha, gorla' i nosa Odesskogo meditsinskogo instituta
imeni N.I. Pirogova.

POLUNOV, M.Ta.
Application of Gordeev's solution In certain forus of selerom of the
upper respiratory tract. Test. otorinolar., Moskva 14 no. 4:54-58
July-Aug. 1952. (CLNL 22:5)
1. Of the Clinic for Diseases of the 1kr, Throat, and Nose (Director --
Honored Worker in Science Bashkir ASSR Prof. S. V. Mikherlovskiy),
L'Yow Medical Institute.

P01UNOV, M.Ya. (LlvoT-).
, t'KI
Truskavets minexal water therapy of diseases of the upper respiratory tract.
Vest.oto-rin. Ili no.4:33-35 JI-Ag '53. (MI-RA 6:9)
(Mineral waters-Therapeutic use) (Respiratory organs-Diseases)
(Trunkaveto-Kineral water@) (Mineral waters--Truskavets)

KORKIYENKO, A.A.; POWHOV, M.U.; MIMYWVSKIY, S.V., professor, zasluzhennyy de-
y a t e I I n au k I , A tr"M'r~.- "'
Scleroma of the respiratory tract in children. Yest.oto-rin. 15 no.4:90 Jl-
Ag '53- (MIRA 6:9)
1. Klinika bole-iney ukha, gorls, i noza L'Yov5kogo meditainakogo instituta.
ORhinoscleroma)

-POLUNOV, M.Yas
Treatment with ekmonovocillin 1. of certain diseases of the ear, throat,
and nose. Sovet. med. 17 no.4:35-36 Apr 1953. (CIXL 24:4)
1. Of the Third Pediatric Gynecology Consultation Genter and of the
Polyclinical Division of the Third Amalgamated Hospital of Zheleznodo-
rozhnyy Rayon. LIvoy.

'FOLUNC,V, I'% Ya.
"The Utilization of 'Gorleyevl Solution No 1 and 2 Durin:- 'Ierta2~r ~'orrs
of Scleroma of the Nasal Fass-ages." Cand 1~.e,~, Sci, Kharlkov State Yle--lical Inst,
Llvov, 1954. (KL, No 15, Apr 55)
SO: Sum. No. 704, 2 Nov 55 - Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations
Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (16).

P01UNOV, M.Ya.
1-4 1; ,kiriti*r~terprovince Conference of Otorhinolaryngologints held
In Lvov. Vest. ato-rin. 16 no.5:92-93 S-0 154. (MLRA 7:12)
(LIVOV--OTORHINOIARYNGOLOGY--CONGRESSZS)

POLUNOT. M.Ta.
lemonovocillin-I therapy of certain diseases of the ear and of
the upper respiratory tract in children. Pediatriia no-1:39-41
Ja-F 155- (KERL 8-5)
I. Is 3-y detskoy polikliniki L'vova (zav. N.K.Sergeyeva)
(OTCRHINGLART11GOIDGT,
otorhinoliryngol. die.. the'r.. ocsonovocillin in child.)
(ANTIBIOTICS, therapeutic use,
eemonovocillin in otorhinolaryngol. die. in child-.)

POWNOV, M.Ta.. kandidat meditBinskikh nauk (Llvov)
Some urgent problome in teaching otorhinolaryngology in medical
schools. Felld i akush.no.12!41-42 D 955. (MLRA 9:3)
(OTMHIHOLARYNGOWGT--STIIDT AND TBACHING)

I% ~O- ~-- - I--.
Treating ear, throat and nose diseases at the Truskavets health resort.
Vop. kur.. fizioter. i lech. fiz. kul't. 22 no.1:64-65 Ja-F '57
(MLRA 10:4)
(TRUSEAUMS-KINUAL WATSM) (OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY)

POLUNOV, M. Ya.,, kand. med. nauk
--
Influence of Jute production dust on the activity of the esophageal
ciliated epithelium in the frog. Vest. otorin. n0-5:56-59 '61.
(MM4 14:12)
1. Iz kliniki tolesney ukha, gorls, i nosa (zav. - prof. LO A@
Zaritakiy) Odeeakogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni N. I. Pirogova.
(EPITEELIUM) (DUST-PHrSIOLOGICAL EFMT)

POLUNOV.0 14-Ya., kand.med.nauk
Effect of sea water and penicillin, atreptomycin and oemolin
solutions on the! function of the ciliated epithelium. Zhur.
usb.,-~aos. i gorl. bol. 21 no.5:56-61 S-0 161. (1-11111 15:1)
1. Iz kafedry bolezney ukha, gorla i nosa (zav. - prof. L.A.Zaritskiy)
Odesskogo meditsipskogo instituta -imeni N.I.Firogova.
(SEA WATER-PHYSIOLOGICAL WECT)
(ANTIBIOTICS-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (CILIA AND CILIARY MOTION)

POLUNOV, Mikhail Yakovlerlch, kand. mod. nwak; GLU-KIIE-NIKIY, T.T., red.;
dffU'CHUPAKV.D., t~-E~. red.
[Principles of inhAlation therapy) Osnavy ingaliatsionnoi terapii.
Kiev, Goomedizdat, USSR, 1962. 212 p. (MIRA 15:6)
(INHAIATION THERAPY)

POLUNOV, M.Ya., kand.med.nau1c
Pathohistological changes following the action of Gordeev's solutions
No.1 and No.2 on scleromous granuloma and cicatrices. Zhur. u h.,
nos-. i gorl. bol. 20 no.1:81 Ja-F 160. (MIRA 14:55
1. Iz kafedry bolezney ukha., gorla i nosa (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell
nauki Bashkirskoy ASSR prof. S V Mikhaylovskiy) i kafedry patologiche-
skoy anatomii (zav. - prof. Ye:I:Pal"chevskiy) Llvovskogo meditsin-
skogo instituta. (RHINOSCLEROMA)

-,-, POLUNGV k.Ya.
Functional changes in the ciliate epithellim of the.esophagus in
frogs under the influence of dust from the supeerphosphate industry.
Vest. otorin. 22 no-4-.54-57 Je-Ag 160. MIRA 13:12)
(ESOPHAGUS) (DUST) (PHOSPHATES-TOXICOLOGY)

I-- POLUNOV* M.Ya.9 kand.med.nau (Odessa)
Treatment at an Odessa health resort of teachers with upper
respiratory tract diseases. Zhur. ush., nos. i gorl. bol.
20 no. 3:65 My-.To 160. (MIRA 14:4)
(RESPIRATORY ORGANS-DISEASES)

GARSHIN. M.I., dotsent; FOLUNOV. HAS., kand.med.nauk
Gonference of atorhinolaryngologisto of Olessa Province. Vest.
oto-rin. 19 no.4:122-123 JI-Ag '57. (MIRA 10:11)
(OTMINOLARY11GO14DGISTS)

YAY,INaIY, Ya., kand.ekonomicheskikh nauk (Kiyev); POLUNOV, V.,
kand.ekonomicheskikh nauk (Kiyev) ----
Development of storage arrangpments in the Ukraine. 5ov. torg.
34 no.8:47-50 Ag '61. (YJRA 14:8)
Mraine-Warebouses)

~), vza~?~6~ - 1, ~
K
I
GORIDKO, V., nauchnyy Fjotrudnik; POLUNOV, V., nauchnyy sotrudnik.
1
Spread the selling of farm products on commiuslon. Sov.torg.
no.1:45-47 J& 158. (MIRA 10:12)
1,Kiyevokly filial Nauchno-isoledovatellskogo instituta torgovli i
obahchestvannogo pitanlya.
(Parm produce--Marketing)

BERGER, I.; FOLUNOV, 7'.
Designing at.rndards and reality. Sov. torg. 33 no.12:17-19
D 1.59. (MIRA 13:2)
(Stores, Retail)

POLIJIiC)V , I. Kiyev)
_L
Supply of the retail network and efficient use of warehouses.
Sov. torg. 33 no-5:12-14 my o6o. (HERA 13:11)
(Ukraiae--Jelivery of goods) (Ukraine--Warehouses)

BERITSEIY, ~.; FOLMUI.,__L. (Kiyev)
Introduce the *bulk storage of sugar. Sm. torg. 34 no-10:39-40 0
t6o. (KM 13: 10)
(Ukraine--Sugar trade)

ZAIKIN, N*I& nauchn3rT sotrudnik; POLUNOV V Ya nauchnyy sotrudnik
.9 1 1.-9 A
Need for an exPansion of business connections between textile
industry entezrprises and trade organizations. Tekst. prom. 23
no.6:16-19 Je. 163- (MIRA 16:7)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut torgovli i
obahchestvannogo pitaniya.
(Textile industry)

YA4WLEV, S.I. , doktor raod.nauk; DOROFEYEV, G.I. y kand.nied.naulq ODIIKIYENKO,
. B.A.; POLUIIOVA_, YO.N.
Clinical aspects and remote results of the treatment of acute
poisoning with methyl alcohol. Voen.-med.zhur. no.3:40-44 Mr 161.
(METHANOT TCXICOLOGY) (14IRA 14:7)

POLUNOVSLIr B S in-,.Ph,
:=JL-~* p
Device ICbXL-1-2-3 for measuring the frequency of mechanical
vibrations in the refractories industry. Met. i gornorud.
prom. no.1:82 Ta-F 163. (MIRA 16:4)
I* TSentrallnoyo byuro tekhnicheakoy informatsil Donetakogo
soveta, narodnogo khozyaystva.
(Vibration-34easuresent)
(Refractories induatry~Equipzent and aupplieB)

POLUNOVSKIY
D.S.)
Use of the aut,.,mtic KZAN-160 caramel-wrapping machine for
vrapping soft cAndy. Nbar. prom. no.D61-62 Ja-Mr 163.
(MIRA 16r4)
(Wrapping machines)

AKIFIYEV, A.P.; MAKAROV, V6B-; FOLUNOVSKIY, V.A.j YURCHII.-KO, V.V.
Study of' -herrulcal mut-agerje8Jq in a transplanted cX
L-cells, Genetika no.3:19-26 3 165.
(MIRA 3.8:1.2)
1. 2-y Moskovslly meditsinskiy institute Submitted June .12,
1965.

21(8) 21M 3--7/559--1-2-14/24
AUTHORSi Ivanova, V. V., Nazarov, A. I., Polunskays, Ye. V, Khabakh-
pashev, IL. G, Tsenter, E. Lt.
TITLE: Use of the 0 18 (a,n)Ne 21 Reaction to Determine the Concentration
C~_ aative Substances in Aqueous Solutions (Ispol'zovaniye reaktsii
018 ((x,n)Ne 21 dlya opredeleniya kontsentrataii a-a'rI-tivnykh
veshchest.v v vodnykh rastvorakh)
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya enerviya, 1959, Vol 7, Nr 2, pp 166 - 168 (USSR)
ABSTRAM The method mentioned in the f4tle was first proposed by Ye~ V.
Polunskiy and A. I. Nazarov. A neutron detector is install:d
in a cylindric pipe closed at the bottom and located in a
cylinder-shaped tank of 84 1 contents (height 43 cm, diameter
50 cm). The tank is then filled with a radioactive solution.
The pipe can be moved in such a way that the cylindric tank
can be divided in equally sized zones by the different Positions
of the neutron detector; each of these zones can be measured.
This possibility is needed for example for testing the sengiti-
vity of the method -(the measuring procedure is described). The
Card 1/3 method can be applied already with concentrations of 1-2 mc/1.

Use of the 0 18 (a,n)Ne 21 Reaction to Determine the SOV/89-7-2-14/24
Concentration o-r co~_ active Substances in Aqueous Sclut"ons
When the detector (SIN-9) is used with a lead filter, the
concentration can stil-1 be measured with aot-background of
AJ150 graff-m equivalent/l. :he condition the solution has
practically no influence on the neutron yield. If the concen-
tration of nitric acid is changed from a 1 n solution to an 8 n
solution, the neatron yield is only 2% less. The presence of
U235 and Pu 239 in the solution has the following effect: if the
uranium concentration is 100 g1l (natural isotope compositicn)
the neutron yield increases 2.6~ due to the fission neutrons,
but it decreases simultaneously by 3% due to the moderation.
Therefore the uranium concentration has no influence if the
a-radiation of the uranium has not to be considered. A plutonium
concentration of 1 g11 increases the neutron yield by N IOGI'~-
This fact has to be taken into consideration, The presence of
light elements in the solution to be examined can cause errors
in the results. The presence of following concentrations in-
creases the neutron yield by only 1%: Be _ 8 mg/l, Al - 1,A g1l;
Na - 0.42 g1l. Special advantage of the developed method is that
the mea!3urement can be carried out in any desired distance from
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la 21 COV/89-7
use of the 0 (a,n),Ne Reaction to Determine the -2-lZ,124
Concentration o-P OC- act:Lve Substances in Aqueous So-11.1tions
the measured object and that the airtightness is not injured,
There are -
.J figures and 2 Soviet references.
SUBMITTED; January 24, 1959
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