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HUNGARY/Pharmacology. Toxicology. Tranquilizers. V
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Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur. - Biol., No 22, 19589 102790
Author Szabo, Gy.; Solti7 F.; Rev, J.; Refi, A.;
Megyesi, K.
Inst
Title The Effect of Chlorpromazine on Hypoxia of the
Heart Muscle.
Orig Pub: Magyar belorv. arch., 1958, 11, No. 1, 10-12
Abstract: No abstract
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iLvaciar, Vi'Klos-, YedJcal University
o~ neo' il. -:ur-"cal G'"nc ('~~udappsti OrvostudoTanv-* ye*em, H. sz.
ti Fl n ika
117.'~pCl Of 7Cter,,;S 0-1 t-;. C7,a- 7n-,p
-S+,.-na'L Yucosa."
1; d a p ~ S Vol No 5, Oct 66, -,a.-,es 490 ;'15-
tstrac ho-s' H=arl-an su,:Lmary] In CiO~-5, in a state o-L
A A u Jcterus pro-
C-.uceI-. DY ation th~ us cho- 11
duc- edochus and a~ certain serurr, b4lirubin
le-ells, motlon of Inzi~stinal vlll-':. is; 7reatly decreased or ceases.
-a .31a d~AF, ror -;a-Lz.9 o*7 the b- - acizis are introduced into
the mes~n--~ria a.~,zr-.ry, an iniL-Lal increa5e In automati:3n is -followed by a
revi~rsibl,~ inhibi-,-ion or sus-x..nsion of motion of thp v--11-'L; the stron-e5-
effFct ~,S a--Ivc:oc',-,ola-,e, followre,; by that of '~.a-taurochoiaze;
t-e witakent, offect. Local application of bile or salts
of ac.---;s To thf, mucosa exert a concentrazion-denendent stimulat4-nz
On Z"-,p Of the vil-11. stimulating effect of concentrated bf-le is
z?-,az of th,e dllute one. The mechanism, of the effect can be
iixo1a;1ned in terms of t1he of bile acids on the z-an,-lions of the
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inte,qtinai e;ail. 6:ome refer~--ncos are made to the clinical aspects o--:' these
observations. Hun,7arian, 23 'Xlestern references L-a
. r%' nuscript received 13
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52 -

MAGYAR, Imre, Dr.; MARTON, Istvan, Dr.; MATHE, 2oltan, Dr.; RWI, Zoltan, Dr.;
IMTAI, Pal, Dr. . - 1, ~,
14echnnism of action of oral anti.diabetics. Orv. hetil. 99 no.26:885-
989 29 June 58.
1. A 'RudRpesto Orvostudomanyi 3~7etem 1. sz. Belklinikajanak (i'-'azgato:
Thisviyrik Istvnn cL,. e.~yet. tanar) kozlpmenye.
(ANTIDIA9?,TIGS
carbutamide & tolblitamide, :,riechsinism of action (Hun))

SOLTIY F.; SD-1OVYI, G.; ISKUM, M.; PETER, Agnes; 11WI I 1ANI'l y R.
HER
On the effect rf stellate block on arterial and venous brain circulation.
Acta med. Hung. 18 no,3:287-292 162.
1. 1. Medizinische Klinik (Direktor: Prof. Dr. I. Rusznyak) und
Neurologische Klinik (Direktor: Prof. Dr. B. Horanyi) der Medizinischen
Universitat Budapest.
(AUTONOM,IC NERVE BLOCK) (BRAIN) (BLOOD CIRCULATION)
(CEREBRAL ARTERIES)

:30LTI F. A. ; STj'-10" ' , C;. ; ISOI-* , 141. ; 'C'Fl, Z. ; DUB.SnU, E. ; iL*;-'IjDL, J.
L1
T'--.c) ef.'ect o--,- -,trophanti-in on cerebral blood flo,..,, potassium and
sodiuri metabolism, 4nd cerebral venous pres3l=e. .11%Cta, --ed . Hung.
18 no.2:163-168 162
1. First Department of Medicine (Director; Professor I. -Iasznyak) and
n~ ily
Department of Nevarology (Director: Profesoor B. floranyi), U 4V s V
Medical School, Budapest.
(STIMWITIHIN' pharraacolo.-Y) (BRAIN blood supply)
(BiLlIN metabolism) (SODIUM m~tabolsirn) (POTASSIM-1 me-.--bolism)

SOLTI, F.5 PETER, A~; OLAJi, I,I~ ISKUM, M.; REV, J.; HEMM, R.;
REFIJV Z ~
The acute effect of nicotine on cerebral blood flow and
cerebral venous pressured Cor vasa 5 no.3.,197.,902 163.
--. First '-Iedl---al Clinic and Neurological Clinic of the Un-IL-
versity Mi,-dical Schooll, Budapest.
(CEREBROVASCUUR CMICULATION) ('RETINAL VESSELS)
!.BLOOD PRESSURE) (BLOOD FLaj VELOCITY)
(NICOTINE)

SOLTIJI F.; KOMAROMI, I.; SIMONYI, G.; ISKUM, M.; REV, Judit;-HaFI, Z.-
with the technical assistance of BRAUN, E.
Effect of hypoxia on venous pressure in the brain. Acta physiol. acad.
aci. hung. 23 no.1:9-12 163.
1. First Department of Medicine and Department of Neuropathology,
Medical University, Budapest.
(CEREBRAL ANOXIA) (BLOOD PRESSURE) (BRAIN)
(SWATHOLYTICS)

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REFFI, Zoltan-
HUTIGAW
SOIXI, Fereac, KCMARORI, Istvan, S;MnINT. Gus%tav, MM, Mikloa, WI,
Judit, and MY
j~~Of the First Department for Mallcine and De-
partment ME Neuropathology at the Medical University (Orvostudomanyi
Egyatem I.sz. Belklinikaja es Idarkortani K]Rnikaja) in Budapest.
"Effect of Hypoxia on Vanous Pressure in the Brain's
Budapeat, Acts Ph siologica Academiae Scientiaruzm Hungaric , Vol 23,
19~3' pp-9-yo.
Lb~tract: CEnglish article; aathors' English SummLry_7Acute bY;KMI&
hqt been found to be foll(rmd first by an increase in venous tone
azd then by a rise in cerebral end systemic veno-as pressure. These
phenomena subsided after the termiaLtion of hypoxia. Adminisuation
of Dilbanamino prevented the hypoxic increase of bath venous tone mud
venous pressure. Twelve references, including 3 Hungp1aa, Ger.
man, and 5 Western.
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SOLTI, F.; PETER, A.; OLAH, I.; ISKIM, M.; ILEV, J.; IEIRLAMT, 111.~ REFI, Z.
Effect of r-*,otine on cerebral blood circulation and venous pressure.
Kiserl. orvostud. 14 no.3:269-272 Je 162.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem I. sz. Belklinikaja es
Idegklinikaja. (BRAIN blood supply) (NICOTBIE pharmacol)

SOLTI, F.; REV, J.; MRTOIT, I.; W Z..;' KOLTAY, 3.
The effect of dibenamine on the increased excretion of water, soddum
and iootassium in sweat caused by strophanthin. Acta med. hung. 12
no-3":305-309 1958. 1
1. Mt Department of Medicine, Medical University, Budapeat.
(STROPHANTHIN, effects .1
on Dotassium & sodium excretion in sweat'after
dibenamine admin.)
(SYMPATHOLYTICS, effects
dibenamine on strophamthin-indilced changes in
potassium & sodium excretion in sweat.)
(S'dFAT-
potassium & sodium excretion, eff. of strophanthin
after dibenamine admin.)

FOLDIL, M.; SMkRK, --.; REV. J.; HIFALY, K.; MUYIN, R-.; RX?I, Z.
Spontaneous benzoic acid excretion in kidne7 diseases. Acta,
mod.hung. 14 no.3:303-311 159.
1. Forechungainstitut fur Experimentelle Medizin der Ungarischen
lQmdemie der Winsenschaften und I. Medizinleche Universitataklinik,
Budapost.
(BENZOATAS urine)
(KIDNEY DISEASES urine)

SOLTI,Ferenci PETER,Agnes; SIMOIIYI,Gusztav; ISKUM,Miklos; RaI,Zoltan;
UMS KY, Mar ia-
Rffect of strophanzhin on the blood circulation and potassi-,-lm
and sodium metabolism of the brain. also on cerebral venous
pressure. Ideg. szemle 13 no-3:85-90 Mr 160.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi 1gyptem 1. sz. Belklinikajanak
(Igazgato: Dr. %isznyak,Istvan egyetem tanar) es Idegkortani
Klinikajanak (Igazgato: Dr. Horaryi,Bela eig;yetemi tanar) kozlemenye.
(STROPHANTHIN pharmacol.
(BRAIN nharmacol.)
(POTASSIUM metab.
WDIUM metab. )

FOLDI, Mihaly, dr.; STAR , Ervin, dr.; REV, Judit, dr.; MIHALY, Katalin. dr.;
HKWWIN, Robert, dr.-, RXFI, Zoltan, dr.
Spontaneous excretion of benzoic acid in renal patients. Ma97.
belorv.arch. 12 no.6:164-168 D 159.
1. A 14a&yar Tudomanyos Akademia. Kiserleti Orvostudomanyi Kutato
Intezete es a Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem I. sz. Belklinikaja
(igazgato: Dr. Ruaznyak Istvan egvetemi tanar) kozlemenye.
(KIDNEY DISA&SES wine)
(BENZOATES urine)

SZABO, Gy., SOLTI, F., Rev.; WI, Z.; I-WrY3il, K.
F-~ -
3ffect of chlorpromazine on ,Vocardial hynoxia-Magy. belorv. arch.
11 no. 1;10-12 Feb 58.
1. A 13udar)esti Orvostudomanyi EiVetem I. sz. Belklinikajanak (igazgato:
Rtiszr*rak Istvan dr. eaetei.-A tanar) kozlemenye.
(HKKRT, eff of drugs on
chlorDromazine on exper. -,Wocardial anoxia in human volun-
teers (Hun))
(GHLORPROMAZINE, eff.
on exper. myocardial anoxia in human volunteers (Hun))

kand.med.nauk
rharacteri.9tic-H of uporadle raf]08 of typhim
fever in Alma-Ata betieen 1949 and 1955. Zdrav.Kazakh. 17
no.7:16-19 '5?. (MIRA 12:6)
1. Iz kliniki infektsionnvkh bolezney Kazakhskogo gosudar-
stvennogo meditsinskogo instituta im. V.M.Molotova.
(AIRK-ATA-TYPHUS FEVIM)

RRFORKATSKAYA, A.F.
------ - I- - -,!.,..,.,.,.,.. ~ I ~ - -1 . -..- -
Clinical characteristics of typhus in klms-Ata during 1949-55. N '56.
(KRA 10;1)
1. Iz kliniki infektaioanykh bolezasy Kazakhakogo meditainskogo
instituta imeni Y.N.Holatova.
(TTPHUS, epidemiology.
in Rassia, in Almaz-Ata (Bus))

rf , "' . .. -
I A .-D .
"Sur l1enuilibre dans 'Les solutions. III. Solubilite et tension de la vaDeur des solutions
de llo:q-ide d'ethylene dans lleau et --ans 1e dichlorethane." Kaplan, S. I. et Reiormatskaja,
A. S. (P. 545)
SO: Journal of General Chemistry (Zhurnal Obshchei Khimii). 1937, Volume 7, No. 2.

TT.307 (Equilibrium in solution, III. The solubility air] vapour pressure of
solutions of ethylene o-dde in water and in dichlorethane) 0 ravnovesit v
rastvorakh. III. Rastvorimost' i uprugost' para rastvorov okisi etilena
v vode i v dikhloretane.
Zhurnal Obshchei Khimii, -t(2): 545-5499 1937.

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t formed a nitrite (1) fbrmed:~~--
amatonia- At temp. higher' tb- 401D* prop"
'ti at 500* and formactOnof acetonitrila
With par" decOMPOSA On with very small:quantt-~,-,-
',.At'4q0q products were 67% a and 33 Jy
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~d
1",ties of r;C. and M.1. arnines. WU
'-tqthatof a.propylamine at 600' except that U and I f-tlouatu,,i_
Mpectively. There W&S a marLed increaso-im- -_
14 and 86% ly ung_aturated hyd-130115- In the presence of-_~,~
i--materials. apeew tamine coavc.,,don did not Stad wifil-L`~
Osbdy3t, howevtt, VA ~
AT *1d"of W&S 10%, with fQM-
iormatiout

PLLTE, A.F.; VOLIPIN, M.Ye.-, REFORMLTSUYA, Ye.A.; ZOTOVA, S.V.
Catalytic conversions of amines over an aluminomolybdenum catalyst.
Zhur.ob.khim. 26 no-3:684-689 Mr 156. (MLRA 9:8)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Amines)

iRI:-;F(-')IH,WVr3KIY, A. A. (Mcocov,)
"Translation 'sub SDec-ie Structuraii-smi'
Theses - ConYlerence on 14achine Translations, 15-21 MaY 1958, Moscow.

GORSHKOV, V.K.; IVANOV, M.; KMVADZE, G.M.; REFORMATSKIY.--
Yield of V235 fission products in the rare earth group. Atom.
energ. 3 no.7:11-14 J1 '57. (MTRA 10:7)
(Fission-oroducts) (Uranium--Isotopes)

INMIN) A. DI., ERSHISR, B. V., KUKWADZE) G. M., ANIKHRIA.9 M. P., GORSHKOI.,
V. K., IVANUT, R. N., YRI7-A11S=, L. M. and REFCFNATSKIY, !. A.
TJ135 and pu239 Fission -Products."
Mass-S~oectrometric Study of u233 ,
paper to be presented at 2nd UN Intl. Conf. on the peaceful uses of Atomic Energy,
Geneva, 1 - 13 Se-D 58.

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YAKOVLEV, G.W.; DERGTMOV, Ye.P.,--RZFORMATEKIY~ I.A.; DEDOV9 V.B.
[Analytical hot laboratory) Gcria-.-:haia analiticheskaia laborato-
riia. Mosk7af., 1955. .15 P. (MU 14:7)
(Testing laboratories) (Nuclear research)

i Igor' Aleksandrovich; PODOSHVINA, V.A., red.
REFORNATSKIY,
[Laboratories for work involving radioactive substances]
Laboratorii dlia rabot s radioaktivnymi veshchestvami. Mo-
skva, Gosatomizdat, 1963. 127 p. (MIRA 17:4)

RUO!ll'l'jSElY, lgor' Alchsandrovich; . IIOJ)O,;] IV D A, V.A., red.;
I .-- 1. --'-VLA3Ol,,A) L.A., tekhn. red,
(Laboratories for works with radioactive substances -I La-
boratorii dlia rabot s radicaktivnymi veshchestvar,.i. 1-lo-
sk-va, GosatoRizdat, 1963. 127 p. (Nni A 17:1)
(Laboratories--Safet-y measures)
(Radioactive substances)

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TITLE: V a Yield of Pission Prod, Dora-*-v- o~' Fare
.iya 'J"
Earth- (Vykhod Produktov de7ej,
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya Energiya, 1957, Vol. j;. ( USSP)
-kBS:!TP-&CT: The present paper descri~bes the meac-j.--'ng of t,-Ie~e yieldz- b-v nieanz-
of the integral mass-spectrogrzxjph~c mcthcr, . ,-ritln- th-e CcIr, of ;?4u--h
the relative share ( in Of severa' mentq ccntaf- -2 'n tale
sa,n-,)le can be detern; ined simultw-eous (juring the expl~:-rir-ent.
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[he yields. The peak "composeX' rom Rn 14 7 fl, Ir el a -1 e
ors the Ijazis of the differcnec between the sl~tliivition temwcnatures
of samariam and promethium. According. to varf-'aus details giver cop-
,jerning the above mentioned elemerlt7~ the a~,,thorp co-L,"Date the c-oss
section of the absorDtiov of neutrons for PL-1147 wid'
90 + 20 barn. d Sm, 1000 + barm.
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contained mai-nly in the S-Umle here, rmmel..,- Ce ' and
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tion of Sm,149 fcr themial neutrons the value C-Co + 9000 is
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tZbles, ard 6 refei~ences, 3 Of- are
SUBKITTED: Januai-j 12, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
CarY3 313 1. brarium isotopes (Rad *.oactive) -Fission Ra r e
earths-M.--ss spectra Ljrirthanum. isctopes (Radic-
active)-Determination ra o! 3 e (- d yfr i ium' i s c tope S
(Radioactive)-Deter.,nination 5. Pro-nethiu-n isotooes
(Rqd1oActive)-Deterndnaticn Sa:uariuri lsotc )es
(Radioactive )-Deterininatlon 7. Ni!Od-7-11 ~:_scto-cf-S
(Rad*oactive)-Determination

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112-1-345
Translation from: Referativn Zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1957
Nr 1, P-58 (USSR7
AUTHOR: Regachavp A.V.
TITLE: On the Problem of Hydrological Design Parameters for
Small Rivers, the Left Shore Tributaries of the Samara
River (K voprosu o raschetnykh gidrelogicheakikh
parametrakh dlya malykh rek - levoberezhnykh prito-
kov reki Samary)
PERIODICAL: rLPr.Kuybyshevsk.inzh.-stroit. in-ta, 1956, Nr 3, pp-147-161
ABSTRACT: Results of determining the rate of rUnoff, the maximum
discharge, and the rates of sediments carried by the
Bezymyanka, S"yezzhaya, Vetlyanka and Chernovka Rivers,
left-shore tributaries of the Samara River, are pre-
sented. Basic hydrographic data for these rivers are
given as well as a description of water-stage recorder
installations, and the insufficiency of available hydro-
logical observations is noted (no observtlons were made
Card 1/3 on sedimentation). The need of determining the rate of

112-1-345
On the Problem of Hydrologleal Design Parameters for Small Rivers (Cont.)
runoff for these rivers not from direct observations
but through indirect means is noted, namely: 1. from the
map of average yields for several years prepared by
B.D. Zaykov (1946); 2) by applying the data derived from
the available short observation series to periods of
long duration; 3) by the.analogy method. Calculations
made with all three methdds are presented. For the second
method,G.P. Ivanov's sylM& was applied and the Yelshanskiy
reservoir with an available series of observations for
60 years, was accepted as an analogy. Maximum design
discharges were determined according to the formula of
D.L. Sokolovskiy. In order to determine the rate of runoff
of suspended matter a graph representing the relation between
the dischar e of suspended matter and water (with a linear
relationships Was Constructed, As a result of a thorough
Card 2/3 analysis of physical and geographical conditions

132-1-345
On the Problem of Hydrological Desigil Parametirs for Small Ft-iLvens (Cont.)
of the basins of the above-enumerated rivers and of the
field hydrological material, the author established that the
utilization of general formulas or mapsAthose of '.B.D. Zsr,~-
kov.. D.L. Sokolovskiy, G.I. Shamov and others) leads to
inaccurate'results. The author suggests accej*ng the
rated runoff as equal'to 1.65 liter per second per 1 sq km
instead of the 2 liters per sec per7sq km obtained from
the map of B.D. Zaykov, and the rated discharge of sus-
pended matter-as 0.405 kg per cu m Iftatead of 0.646 kg
per cu m (as obtained from the data of G.I. Shamov).
Card 3/3 Bibliography: 11 titles.
YU.M.S.

Subject . USSR/Chemistry. AID P - 2785
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 - 13/19
Authors Regak, N. Ya. and N. I. Smirnov
Title Adsorption of unsaturated gases by activated carbon.
Part II.
Periodical Zhur. prikl. khim. 28, 4, 433-436, 1955
Abstract The adsorption of mixtures of ethylene, propylene,
butylenes, and divinyl was studied. Activated carbon
AG was used as adsorbent. An equation formulated for
the adsnrption process was confirmed by the experiments.
Three diagrams, 9 refs. (8 Russian: 1935-1955)
Institution Chair of Technology of Synthetic Rubber of the Leningrad
Technological Institute im. Lensovet.
Submitted 0 31, 1953

J~ FN, N n AID P - 2279
Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 - 5/21
Authors Regak, N. Ya. and N. I. Smirnov
Title Study of adsorption processes. Part I.
Periodical: Zhur. prikl. khim., ?8, no-3, 262-267, 1955
Abstract Absorption of gases by activated carbon has been studied.
Differential equations are given to characterize the
absorption processes. Seven references (6 Russian:
1938-1951).
Institution: Chair of Technology of Synthetic Caoutehoucs of the
Leningrad Technological Institute (im. Lensovet)
Submitted 0 31, 1953

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j, eten, Thr~;'
duced 'te). a iuucti~n of-Ainensionless parmn i-t -3
driving force bc,,bm*~d'ou the differeret in cm1cft.~nULhi:2
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TY ~ 1, 1 1 1 1
th~ tmeter* that Li- difficult to obta4f
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SLAVYANOV, Yu.N.; REGAK, N.Ya.; GVOZDEV, N.V.
C.
Regeneration of alcohol,~rom wastes of vegetable raw material. Med.
fo.
prom. 14 no.8:33-35 Ag 0 (MIRA 13:8)
1. Leningradskiy khimiko-I's-rmatsevticheskiy institut i Leningradskiy
khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy zavod No.l:
(ALCOHOL) (DRUG INDUSTRY--BY-PRODUCTS)

'c'I-t'&I!Y.h,I;JV , Yu , N . ; RE GAK, N Ya.
"Reversecill rectification with the squee7Lng out of tEe
Izv.vy~-.ucheb.zav.;kh-Jm..i khim.tekh. 4 no.4:676-(-79 '61.
(MIR.A 15: 1
Le,-i;.-iqrad-.;'r,.iy l~h.-Lmiko-'ar-rat~-evticheslriy institut, k;-r-dra
-protsess~)v i apparatov.
(Distillation, Fractimal)

SLAVYANO, YuX.; REGAK, V.Ya; FILIPBI, I.I.A.
Construction of extractors of continuous action. Trudy Len.
khim-farm. inst. no.14: 107-112 162 (MIPA 17:2)

REGAK, ".Ya; SLAM-NOV, Yu.N.
Distillation of alcohol from the producta of the galenic in-
dustry. Trudy Len. kh-Lm.-farm. inst. n0.141.82-86 162
(MIRA 17 :Z)

0
ZAT
, LANOV, Yu.N.; REGAK, N.Ya.
Distillation of solvents directly from battery extractors.
Mod. prom. 15 no.6:IW,-47 Jo 161. (MIRA 15:3)
1. LoninErradskiy "I-iiimiko-farmatsevticheskiy institut.
(SOLVENTS)
(CHEIMISTRY, MEDICAL AND PHAP14ACEUTICAL)

ciaj
s t a f -:a s re an Ac ce ssicni s ',,'0 12
l')", Unrl.

REGAL, V.
4(~uestions Connected With the Harrowing and Rolling of Clover and Alfalfa Grazs Mixtures."
p. 1267 (ZA SOCI.UISTICKE ZEVMELSTVI, Vol. 3, No. 1-1, Nov. 1953) Fraba, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, Library of Congress, Vol. 3, No. 4,
April 1954. Unclassified.

PEGAL, Vladimir, doc. dr.
Ecology of the ten most im-portan, neadow grasses in
Czecholovakia. Rost vyroba 10 no. 3:317-330 JAr 164.
1. Higher School of AgrJoulture, Department of Feeds,
Prague.

n Z

REGAN, A.
Poisonous character of means for protecting plants. p. W.
KDMIJA U !NDUSTRIJI. (Drustvo kerricara-tehnologa NHR) Zagie~,, Yugoslavia,
Vol. 8, no. 2, Feb. 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EE&I) LC, Vol. 8, no. 6,
June 1959.
Uncl.

YU-GO,SL-AVLA.,/-N-ant Diseases. piseases of cultivated Plant's
ur ~nef Zhur - !viol., Ilo 10, 11S.58, mo 4448~
ja J. -
Author Lusin V., 1P.11nian N., Regan Mhstnak A.
!I,,S.t -Ir"2 C---oatian Natur,
T i t Ic! Tllo rrol-lem of Cherlica)l %Iethods of Piaglosing Vt.ru7, Diseao-c!s
ia youn-- Fruit Cultures
Oi7-1~:, Pub Gla,~nik b-*ol. sek. IL-vatsko prirodosi. cla-ustvo, 1953, (19-535),
.L -
'-3cc. 2B, 7, 239-241
Abstract 110 :tbstract
Card

- REGDONV Gyorgy
Due--121-4ng house construstion in Budapest f~rom the point of view
of --'711 engim"-,Ing. Magy ep ipar 13 no.8/09,.491-496 164

RE117, Pc-l', ~-LYONCSIG~:y
:X :;.~abadbat~ an-Tapoica railropa'; l4re, Va-u*,
Je 164.

7)(4) SOV/6-5,-4- 17/20
AT,TT_ !!ungary)
TITLE: Vie ~.'Icthod Applir.~d in Establishing the New Hungarian Tri-,
an~-ulation Netwcrk of Highest Order ( metod, primenennyy
,-~fi soz(lan-l-L nouoy vcn-ersLroy triangulyatsicnnoy seti
'a-isa)
J - C-
PE'RIODICAL: Gsodeziya I 'k-artoE;rafiya-. 1959, Nr 4~ pp 62-75 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: 1. ~113'07,r_L'cal sur-,,U :)n triaiLr--ulat-ion in Hungary is first given
All references were lost in 1945 and one had to start

_r9-52, the basic network of first
frcr.-.. ~Ihe From 19A
c7a?r was established with averarre triangle sides of 30 km.
-lie work. ai7cording t:D the classical method proceeded very
slnal.y~ The pr4.ncipal cauaes for the slowness and increase
in ~~ost -,f the Jcodetie work in Hungary are two circumstances:
V,.c --areful neasurement of angles in points of first and
so-cond order -cakes, under atmospheric conditions, 2 - 4 weaks,

" h 4;~71 - built of
nd - h signals must be built. The signals are
a
iiinewced which i3 very expensive in Hungary, and they must
ofte-i be rebuilt after they have been destroyed in the time
between thsir erecticr_ and the tr-JiLangulation. Experience shows
that it is convenien+ to build a wooden pyramid for the aPpara-
Card tu3 a.-,.(-, a steel pyramid for the observer. As it is difficult

'3 OV A -5 ~ - 4 - ~ 1 7/2o
MI-e '.'ethod Appli-~d in Establi'shi-ng the New Hungarlayl T:---"anz;ula'-*cn 'TetVIC) 1:
of flif'..est Order
I -
for hi,~h signals to make thern stable, it was attempted to
obtain a sufficient view from signals as low as possible.
7~2ia a--ain- made it PeTessary to establish the triangle net'...,ork
wit'--, shorter sides which' on the other hand, so-jeeds up the
ol~servations and makes li,:--ht siunalinr, superfluous. All
this led to the decision to renounce the principle of transi-
tion from large to small, and establish no separate networks
of Ist., 2nd and 3rd order but to build a standard network
~.-!ith sides of 7 - 8 km in the whole country; the necessary
accuracy must be secured by correspondinj preliminary calcula-
tions. It is inuestigated whether in this way 'the same accuracy
i-s attained as by the classical methoda The results of the in-
vcustigaticn show that the necessary number of work4n!7 opera-,
+ tri
~'cnzi for the measurement -1-f directions fixed for ~h - -
nn:,ulatiop of 3rd order offers the same accuracy for the
lictitious network of 'st order as the classical method, A
sl~.,rt survey on the develoument work of triangulation in
ry-is L~,iven here. The building of I-eodetic sir-nalls is
firci descr-bed- '-hen the triangT.1atuion proceeding in 3 staffes.
Ca r d 2 /3 T!, 'I'le sta7-- the points of the fintitious ne'-.:,n--k of

3 OV/6 - 59:-4-17/2 o
The "ethod i-i the New 11un,-aria7n. Triangulation
C., U
of HiFhest Order
ct o_~dex nre s:?] ec te~;4 at intervals o_4" about 30 1:7~ cal -
an,!-Ies of the fic;titious trianales'. - the networks
of ~r~ar-les filling i~p every large triangle are co"-ensated
Ccmpenoation is done by Vie correlation meth.od.
"ina 11 y t1le coordirates of the vertices of the lar:-e tri-
nn--2e~ and Then the an-les of the fictitious trianj1es, are
The seeon~- sta~;e ia -the compensat-on of 'the fic-
I J~
4- i(:Pus ne,~,aork f4rs+. order aithin the provisionni chain
~k.arkasnava ~sspl) carried oai according tc the metho,2 of co-
o_-d1nrite2 The filnal coordinates for all points of Ist ordcr
cre Dbtain-A as a resul', In the 3rd stage.. the small tri-
-1 - th~3 ficz-_-tious larje triangles are co.-..7pens~pted
,Les wi'!,.in.
a
ates o-r 'he i~o4r's
onse ore or, -.he conlition that the coordin I U
ol;, -'he ficti-Ti3-us netacrk remain unchanfred. To solve -this
task the methcd suggested by Engineer Hanni was used. Be-
sides oiher condit-ions also the condition of diagonals
aDplie3 to +his method (1.,e. the length of"Lhe sides of -the
U ar~able). In 'he
_rianlr,-les -.f ~he f-*Lcti-+ious network is inv L U
last 3-La_,re equatic-no are solved which contain, besides thne
c;3-rre~7~ic,ns c:f +he measlAred values~ also corrections of the
Card 3/3 ~jalues not measured. There are 7 fi6ures and 4 tables.

[;.I- PI-rfl:'E?TRl V.; G.
Characteristics or Lillage in virgirl lands. 'Ji
23-24 S 164.
1. Direktor sovkhoza 11"I'Selinny-11 fuio---ko-f-lyans~rifa
ug r o no, 110 V it
upravleniya (for Regeda). 2. Glavn:,-y a m - xhc?.Ei
, ya ei,% or)
Imc-,-,ku-Paay,anskogo proizvocistvennoffo iii ravlin-1,
3. Zaveduyushchiy Rusoko-Polyariskiiii sarLolw'::FA:3Lk,,m (r0V PC-lt:l-,SIIITI).

C A
M asturem ut of the electric conductivity of metals and
allay: in a rotating mapetic field. A. X. Reftel Rellingrad
Phy,-Ttvit. I Ism. 1. 7har. I'Ah. Fiz,'l A. I.% I I --N sf~ I ws).
A --h,eth, is ph~~ t, .1 nAd ... ~ k,,.,, I"--. -"d. .,
ilk a 1111ifewill 11I.X11"lic fi,;,i // ~.x It M, ("..Ittellcy
i, jetrol tillon by a mottarnt .11 - P, 21
,there I - and the ftmrIi44if(V !t(,itth "I
*2 -ill "I I - (.",It 21 "W, '101 11 -'1 " -I I I I-
f.4 1 .11 1w I V.
0 , 11. 111R, Ily s,%pl, 1. 1111 .& ~Jdl, I I.A
misiml t-mpletely or p4rtially OW " ith frotil
,phrricity within the littlits of - 13 to 4.2..)q (rxpr"~,f all
deficit or rsikr~-,, of wt. rrl.stivr to the Ill. of fill- lirrft-tt
%phrie) rwall ill rffor opf iiett liver Mv. Thc wtalinlt atmK
sw1w field ii lonssluerd by :1 I)jir* of evil, al I'll' IwIltmil
lhrir wtr%. The p"fittiti 111CAMINIM-111. .,f 0 at
k.t-tt LO and 10110 . list . tu.w,,. A, .,,,
the 'N,ra. of . of .,1i.1 fit ..1, '10.1. to 0.44117N,
.It Ilk)% all,[ that I)( liquid Its. t,, derp--
161, 111,1 tu;tl,. At 11101111N. I.V. " (.1, I'll of 2, 1.'
N I'll"ll

USSR/Electricity - Conductivity, Selenium, Mar 51
"Electric Properties of Solid Solutions of Mercury
Selenide and Selenium," A. I. Blum, A- R. Regel,
Leningrad Physicotech Inst, Acad Sci USSR
"Zhur Tekh Fiziki" Vol XXI, No 3, PP 317-327
Tested elec cond of mercury selenide with small
admixt of selenium within temp range from -190 to
+8500C. Measured Hall's effect and differential
thermoelec force within range of -180 to +2000C.
Detd fusion point of mercury selenide on these bases:1
to be 690 � 100C. Detd limited soly of selenium n
solid mercury selenide.
LC 1 451

USSR/Nuclear Physics - Electron, Jul 51
Effective Mass of
"Effective Mass of Electrons for a Model of One
Conducting Zone," A. R. Regel, Leningr~Ld'Physico-
tech Inst., Acad Sci,USSR
"Zhur Eksper i Teoret-Fiz" Vol XXI, No 7, pp 845-
851
Regel gives simple formulas and prepares auxiliary
tables necessary for computing the "affective
maid'm* of current carriers for arbitrary values
of introduced chem potential. Shows that "effec-
tive miss" of electrons in metals roughly equals
LC 189T62
USSR/Nuclear Physics - Electron, Jul 51
Effective Mass of (Coutd)
mass of free electrons (m/mO 1 4 o.4). Notes
tendency of m* to decrease in substances with
homeopolar of metallic type-of bond for n' 4
He was assisted by Academicians A. F. Ioffe and
V. P. Zhuze. Submitted 28 Aug'50.
LC

1,3 c 1-1 r ,1, 52
, , ~ - I y
of Se-:-.1ccr,,;u -tcrs and of Interm '-I-ic
..U,I,.y C-f e
In an-F-1 Li;~uid ;tates. A. I. Ellu.-, 1% 1F. A R
Ler-4, r. rad I-st Amid Sc--*- UL-M-
T
.Lz ~Na;-a Ser Fiz" Vol ~:c
.7 .9 1" 153.
:Au(ly t.vat-. on f-m ion (;r A. 1. Ioffe. Analysis of data on processed
1~s (Cc, To, Te '~ 1:'.' S:--, I-Se I IvTo I i~;b) and 'rom literature i~rovcd 'hat
-,-tinns :-r,ver;.i!n!- transition of electrons into llfr(-,-e State, ena,.1-linr t'-em
L Is. Fron. t'--is
to '~ecc!.c c ent car-ic-s, on closc. order of adjacent a 4 01;)
a r( vie-T.-i forei, n 1-i't,ratu-re v~aj =C-e. A. 1. lo,P.L--e sers no hasic
-1 - ed
-nce in free ei,,~ctrc~ns solids an~ in liquids. Inc ebt
U ere
1~c I. Ioft'e al,c~
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USSR/Physics - Thermoconductivity Aug 52
"A Method for Rapidly Determining the Coefficient
of Temperature Conductivity of Solids and Liq-
uids," V. P. Zhuze, A. R. Regel., Leningrad Phys-
Tekh Inst, Acad Sci USSR
"Zhur Tekh Fiz" Vol 22, No 8, PP 1376-1384
Authors state that all available methods require
a long time for measurement. In developing a
nonstationary method of detg the coeff of temp
cond of solids and liquid5 the authors endeavorei
226Tlol
to attain reliability, rapidity and simplicity
of measurement of small-size samples. Received
8 May 52.
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1j R
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..-Th'e7electrical conductivity otillauld -silicon. N
P;
NIAnk;rovskil and A. R. Regel. Z-N-u-r. JeAh.-ft-sc. 73,
A
53).-A reporr-Fk-e*fsfW;-'Wade in OlIdd to study the
'
Semiconductor
Properties of SL' The S1. samples to be.
Stud;-d were c or from the middle part of-Ii monolithic bar
Of com. Si (99.2% Si). . Pieces of Si of-known conds. were
used as controi samples. The sp. reiistancv was measureq
hy the nonclectnide method at teraps. from 20 to 300*.
Results showEii that the region of iinptjrity~cond.'exteudcd
appn)x. to 800' and tile region of natural cant]. of the Si t
extended from apprOX. 000" to the M.P. From the Sp.

.
r
sistance m. tcmp. relation, the dis~ocn. energy of the clec-
!rnits and found tn equal 1.0h ex., as ~flmparcql
to 1.12 e.v. g;ven in the literature. A po-Nible reason for Z
I lie lower figure might lie tile large couen. of impurity pmi-
i
S
i
1
6
t
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( I t
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s solile%v;~,A
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7
s.
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1: TgV thlill j (Jr
iihrailled liy mamputation of t1w literature
Yalnc:i, For nwhen 51, 1 lie sli.. m I tance deaea5vd b~
;ilxxtt 2!1 linieti. fit (lie li,,aid state tile qi. rvti.usnee call
W. reprtL~eI16A by tile iou ... la psi- 81JI + O.W14(t

Ill., lVilcrv
1420)1 juicrohni c QlAdYN .5. Mucy

REGEL, A. R. and BLUM, A. I.
"Study of the Thermoelectromotive Force of Alloys of Tellurium and Selenium
in the Solid and Liquid States.," Zhur. Tekh. Fiz. 23, 783-7, 1953.
Report of an exptl. study of the effect of temp. on the thermo e.m.f. of To
and two of its alloys with So (85% Te + 15% 89; 30% To --f- 70% 80) in the temP.
range from 100-500 0 . A diagram of the app. is provided. The expts. showed that,
for melts of Th and its alloys with So, the thermo emf. decreased. This confirms
the idea of the increase of the metallic character of the bonde in these alloys
during their melting. Electrical porperties of solid solutions of Te-Se.

Y,
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V The electrical conductivity QLj6jv likkal. c"i fail"
7
lid '"d- 1
J
.1tatef.
n the so
1 40
and m&nq&aAxs.
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MRBjgxik5 and
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USSR/P~ysic6-'Pulsating cathode-ray tube FD-1238
Card 1/1 Pub. 153-22/22
Author : Barsukov and Regel, A. R.
Title : Cathode-ray tube as a pulsating light source
Periodical : Zhur. tekh. fiz., 24, 1729-1730, Sep 1954
Abstract : Letter to the editor. After the authors terminated their study W. T.
Link and D. Walker published their article on the same topic: "A
method of testing the linearity of response of photomultipliers under
pulsed conditions." J. Scientific Instr., 13, No 3, 110 (1954). One
quoted reference.
Institution :
Submitted : April 14, 1954

USER/Physics - Semi-conductors
Card 1/1 Pub. 22 19/47
Authors Bredov, M. M.; Komarova, R, F.; and Regell, A. R.
Title Study of the change in the rectifying properties of metal-semi-conductor
systems of noint-contact couplings,which take place due to irradiation of:
the semi-conductors by ions of alkali metals
Periodical Dok. AN SSSR 99/1, 69-72, Nov 1, 1954
Abstract -Experiments ivith metal-semi-conductor systems of point-contact couplings
are described. The experiments are intended to establish a certain depend-
ence of the rectifying properties of semi-conductors on their degree of
irradiation by ions of alkali metals. Results of the study are presented.
One reference (1950). Table; graph; diagrams.
Institution Laboratory of Semi-Conductors of the Acad. of Scs. of the USSR
Presented by Academician A. F. Ioffe,, June 14, 1954

REGELI, A. U.
t'Certain Peculiarities of the Temperature Dependence of the Electrical
"onductivity of Liquid Metals of the Second Group in the Pe-iod Table", a paper
Presented at the second conference an the Liquid State of Matter, Kiev, 30 May to
3 June 1955, Usp. Fiz. Na*, April 1955

USSR/Electricity Semiconductors G-3
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 1957, 12190
Author : Kaganer, V.E., Regel', A.R., Sorokin, O,V.
Inst ......... ................,
Title Effect of Ion Bombardment on the Detecting Properties of
Semiconductors.
Orig Pub Sb. statey Leningr. in ta tochnoy mekhan. i optiki, 1955,
vyp. 18, 126-141
Abstract An investigation was made of the influence of ion bombard-
ment (IB) on the voltage-current characteristics of a point
contact Si, Ge, SiC, PbS, and SbZn with tungsten. The ion
bombardment was carried out with ions of hydrogen, air,
oxygen, benzine, tellurium, and manganese, in order to ob-
tain p-n and p-n-p junctions on the surface of the crys-
tals. The effect of ion bombardment on the rectifying
properties of the crystals was established as a function
of the initial treatment of the semiconductor, of the
Card 113
Ur In Combination with other types of surface-treat-
ment makes it Possible to obtain good detectors. The best
Card 2/3

USSR/Physics - Bismuth alloys FD-2402
Card 1/1 Pub. 153-6/21
Author Ivanov, G. A., and Regell, A. R.
Title Electrical properties of bismuth alloys. I. Solubility of admixtures
and the character of their action upon the-'electrical properties of
bismuth
Periodical Zhur. tekh. fiz. 25, 39-48, Jan 1955
Abstract The authors investigate the action of Zn, Cd, Hg, Ga, In, Tl, Sn, Pb,
As, Sb, S, Se, Te, and I upon the electrical properties of bismuth
(namely, upon resistivity in ohm-cm; R(H) in cgsm; alpha in microvolts/
degree; a in 1/degree) and show that a noticeable action is exerted
only by Qxdxtures of Sn, Fb, As, Sb, Se, and Te. They discuss certain
ideas concerning the deficiencies of the Jones theory relative to the
electrical properties of bismuth with admixtures, and point to the pos-
sibility of taking account of specifics in the changes in the character
of the close order by atoms of the admixtures of various substances.
(Note: RM is the Hall constant.) Twenty-threei references: e.g. S. T.
Konobeyevskiy, Izvestiya Sekt. fiz.- khim. anal. AN SSSR, 16, 119, 1943.
Institution:
Submitted : may 6, 1954

USSR/Physics - Bismuth alloys FD-2403
Card 1/1 Pub. 153-7/21
Author Ivanov, G. A.; and Regell, A. R.
Title Electrical properties of bismuth alloys. II. Dependence of the elec-
trical properties of bismuth alloys on concentration of admixtures
Periodical Zhur. tekh. fiz. 25, 49-65, Jan 1955
Abstract The authors evaluate the solubility of Sn, Te, and As in bismuth in 1.5,
0.25, and not more than 1.0 atomic percent. They investigate the elec-
trical properties of the alloys Bi-Sn, Bi-Te, Bi-Sb, Bi-As, Bi-Pb-Se.
Bi-Te-Sn as functions of magnetic field strength and concentration of
the admixtures. The analysis of the data indicates the deficiencies of
the Jones model of bismuth, which takes into account only the valence of
the admixtures, and points to the necessity for taking into account dur-
ing an investigation of influence of admixtures upon the electrical prop-
erties of many semimetals and semiconductors the individual peculiarities
in the action of various admixtures., which clearly appear among alloys
of bismuth. 'The authors thank Academician A. F. Io-ffe and professor V.?.
Zhuze. Twenty-four references: e.g. S. T. Konobeyevskiy, Uch. zap.
MGU, 74, 17, 1944.
Institution:
Submitted : June 17, 1954

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roperties of alloys 4n the system NiTe--I;iTe2

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'hur. tekh. fiz., 25, No 6 (june) , 10155., 97:-5~-'3
Al-.s atithors investigate electrical conductivity, its temperature

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'hermoelec'romotive force, and te.Werature conduc-
i-L,--ty of the system of alloys with composition from NiTe to NJ-T-e2-
ncte th"t the problem of clarif~ying the relar-icn between
proDerties of chemical compolznds and their crystallo-
,-rmical characteristics is presently a pressing one. They ac-
~-P.owledge helpful discussions with Academician A. F. Ioffe, and
1-Ir-ID of scientLfic associates V. M. Sergeyev and Ye. L. Shzurm.
and laboratory assistant V. M. Medvedev. Nine references.

Submitted FeIr--!--:i-ry I , IC-55

FD-3171
USSR/Fhysics - Solid Solutions
Card 1/1 Pub. 153-1/21
Authors : Nikol'skaya, Ye. I. and Regel', A. R.
Title : Formation of solid solutions and magnetic susceptibility in the systems
We-HgSe, HgTe-PW, HgSe-PHgS
Periodical: Zhur. tekh. fiz., 25, No 8 (August), 1955, 1347-1351
Abstract : The authors describe the apparatus which they used in studying solid solu-
tions and magnetic susceptibility of the above mentioned systems. The re-
sults are presented in graphic form. The authors conclude that annealing
leads to a considerable variation in magnetic susceptibility, characterized
by an increase in absolute value. The addition of even small amounts of
H&Te and HgSe to cinnabar leads to a considerable increase of diamagnetism
of the system after annealing. This is connected with the transition C'f
cinnabar into metacinnabarite when HgTe and HgSe are added. The general
course of the dependence of magnetic permeability upon the concentration of
component original substances is typical for systems of continuous solid
solutions.
Submitted March 9, 1955

FD-31-,2
USSR/Physics - Solid Solutions
Card I/I Pub. 153-2/21
Authors : Nikol'skaya, Ye. I. and Regel', A. R.
Title : Some electrical characteristics of solid solutions HgTe-HgSe, HgTe-kHgS
and HgSe-AffgS
Periodical: Zhur. tekh. fiz... 25, No 8 (August), 1955, 1352-1356
Abstract : The authors discuss the results of investigations of the solid solutions
given in the title. This article is a sequel to the preceding one, and con-
siders specific resistance and its temperature coefficient, thermoelectromo-
tive force and the Hall effect. The results are presented in graphical form.
These graphs show the dependence of electroconductivity upon composition of
solid solutionsl dependence of the Hall coefficient upon composition, depend-
ence of thermo e.m.f. and electronic mobility upon compositiony and relative
variation of specific resistance and Hall coefficient in dependence upon mag-
netic field intensity. The authors thank A. F. Ioffe and V. P. Zhuze.
Submitted I March 9, 1~1-55

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SUBASHIM, V.K., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk; IOM, A.F., skademik, glavnyy
red.; SOMINSKIY, H.S., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, zav.,-,Iavno--o red.;
SHA YT, S.S., doktor fiz.-mBt.nauko .red.; kand.
fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; MAGURIN, K.A., inzh.. red.: ACHEIRADZI,
Sh,D,, inzh., red.; MGER, D.P., tekhn.red.
[Semiconductor converters of solar energy] Poluprovodnikovye
preobrazovateli solnechnoi energii. Leningrad, 1956. 58 P.
(Leningradskii dom nBuchno-tekhnichaskoi propagandy. Polupro-
vodniki I ikh tekhnicheakoe primenenie, no.9). WIRA 14:4)
(Solar batteries)

USSR Electricity G
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Fizika, No 4, 1957, No 9680
Author : Regel', A.P,-
Inst : fn-stitute of Semiconductors, Academy of S-iences USSR,
Lenin(.,~rad
Title : Electrodeless Method of Measuring Electric Conductivity and
the Possibility of its Application for Problems in Physico-
Chemical Analysis.
Orig Pub : Zh. neorgan. khimii, 19563 1, No 6, 1271-1278
Abstract : A specimen in the form of solid sphere is suspended on a
tun-r,sten or quartz filament in a rotating magrietic field
(H) produces by three coils, placed at an angle of 1200 and
fed from a three-phase network. The electric conductivity
(C-) is determined from the magnitude of the moment of the
forces. The method makes it possible to carry out measure-
Card 1/2

USSR / Electricity G
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizilka, No It, 19~:'(, No 9630
..0
Abstract : ments in thy range from -190 to 2,0000 for specimens vith
ej- >_ 1 ohm- cm-' (H = 500 oersted, length of filament 30cm,
diameter cif filament 30 microns). Further increase in the
sensitivity to 10-1 ohm-' cm-1 is obtained either by increa-
sin.- the frequency, the value of H, and the radius of the
specimen, or else by switching the field in resonance with
the osciilation3 of the suspension. The limits within the
self-induction of the specimen can be neglected are esta-
blished. The method is exceedingly sensitive to variations
in the specimen radius, since6--R5. In some cases therefo-
re, the error due to thermal expansion of the investigated
substance can reach 15 -- 20%. This method is applicable
to ferromagnetic specimens only above the Curie point. The
instrument makes it possible to determine the viscosity of
molten masses and solutions.
Card 21/2

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Abs Jour : Rof Zhur Fizik-, Nir. 3, 19W, No 7C-1--1
Author : Ablova, i-'.S., Ycl-rt'yevskayc, O.D.,
Title ; Electric Conductivity of GermeniLc -.-Silicon Liloys in Liquid
btatc.
Crig Fub : Zh. tekhn. fiziki, 1956, 205, iNTo 6, 13605-1365
Abstract Investigation results cru -ivon cn the electric conductivity
of gor-,raniu-sil icon alloys at ~-igh tonroratures. Measure-
rents ;-.,oro ;-nde in vacuu,, with the arrlication of the mathod
of rotating --agnetic fields. The depondences cf the width
cf the forbidden zono, of the vrlue of the junr in electric
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conductivity upon -alting, rnd of the electric con-
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ductivity in thc; liquid sti2te on the rcrcentrge rrtio of
the r1loy cc-~-oncnt are -.11 given.
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SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD 1 / 2 PA - 1680
AUTHOR ELPATIEVSKAJA,O.D., REGELI,A.R.
TITLE On Some Possibiliti6s of MeasTring a Magnetic Field Strength with
Thin-Film-Like Donors of HALL'S Electromotoric Force produced from
HgSe, HgT6 and their Solid Solutions.-
PERIODICAL ~urn.techn.fis, 26, fasc.11, 2432-2438 (1956)
Issued: 12 / 1956
For the production of donors of HALL'S electromotoric force, InSb, Inks, Ge,
HgSe, HgTe, the solid solutions of HgSe - HgTe, A92 Te and Bi are, above all,
suited. The possible applications of the HALL effect are above all determined
by having to deal with a certain type of 4-Pole, the reaction of which is prac-
tidally inertialess up to frequencies of from 10 11 to 10 12 c. Some applications
of such donors are given.
Summary: In the thin films of HgSe the mobility-of electrons at room temperature
attains 3000 cm2/V.sec. The concentration of the current carriers can, on this
18 17 -3
occasion, amount to from 10 to 10 am . Thin films having such properties
permit the production of donors of electromotoric force, the sensitivity of
which approaches that of donors of Ge- and InSb-monoorystals. Similar results
are obtained also with thin films of the solid solutions HgSe - HgTe.
The donors of HALL'S electromotoric force produced here had a sensitivity of
from 20 to 40 microvolts/Orstedt (at a width of 1 cm), and in'.certain cases up

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Zurn.techn,fis, 26, fasc.11, 2432-2436 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 168o
to 100 m4crovolts/~Istedt at room temperature without additional cooling and
without any particular system of heat transfer. The temperature coefficient of
the constant donor is small and usually does not exceed 0,02 volt/Orstedt OC
The resistance of the donors may, within the range of from 20 to 2000 ohm. cm
easily be varied according to the thickness of the thin film and according to
the technology of production, but operating currents at the donors are from
150 to 5 milliamOre,
These donors offer among others, the following advantages: It is possible to
use them easily in narrow gaps of up to 50 microns, and in special cases also
up to 10 microns, they are flexible without changing their characteristic,
there is no rectification at the contact electrodes, stability is good,
sensitivity with respect to the surrounding medium is low, and their simple
construction makes it possible to produce donors of any shape at any size;
material costs are comparatively low.
For the most simple type of the measuring device for magnetic field strength
a thin-film-like donor of HALL'S electromotoric force, and as a sensitive
indicator a transportable potentiometer is used. 7,11ith such an apparatus it
is possible to measure magnetic field strength of from some hundred Orstedt
up to 20000 Orstedt with an accuracy of a few percent.
INSTITUTION:

SUBASFIIYFV, Vagan KasDarovich, kand. fiz.-mat. nauk,; IOFFE, A.F., glavnyy
red.; SOMIIISKIY, M.S.. Icand. fiz.-mat. nauk, red.; M.ASLAKOVETS,
Yu. P., doktor fiz.-mat. nauk, red.; SMOLENSKIY, G.A.,doktor fiz.-mat.
nquk, red.; SHALYT, S.S., doktor fiz..-mat. nauk. red.; REGELI, A.R.
kand. fiz.-mat. nauk,red.; SHAGYRIN, K.A., inzh.. red. -,-ACMCJffA-DZX-.
Sh. D., inzb., red.
[Transistor dlotes and triodes; point-contact diodes and triodes]
Foluprovodnikovye diody i triody; tochechnye diody i triody.
leningrad, Leni-rgr. dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1957. 52 p.
(Poluprovodniki. no. 7). (MIRA 11:11)
Transistors

OSTROUMOV, Andrey Georgiyevich, inzh.; IOFFE, A.F., akademik, red.;
SOMINSKIT, M.S., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; RASLAKOVETS, Yu.P.,
dok-tor fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; SMOIZNSKIY, G.A., doktor fiz.-mat.
nauk, red.; SHALTT, S.S., doktor fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; EMIL' A&A-9
kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; SUBASHITRV, Y.K., kand.fiz.-ma n
red.; SHAGURIN, K.A., inzh.; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D., irizh., red.;
FREGAR, D.P., tekhn.red.
[Piezoelectric substances] Plezoelektriki. Leningrad, Leningr.
dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1957. 30 p. (Poluprovodniki, no.16)
(MIRA 10:12)
(Piezoelectric substances)

PASYNKOV, Vladimir Vasillyevich, dolctor tekhn.nauk; IOFFE, A.F., akademik,
glavnyy red.; SOMINSKIY, kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; MASLAKOVETS,Yu.P.,
dok-tor fiz.-mat.nauk,.red.; SMOLENSKIY, G.A., doktor fiz.-mat.nauk,
red.; SHALYT, S.S., doktor fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; REGELI A R., kand.
fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; SUBASHIYEV, V.K., kand.fiz.:-Mw. -~a'-u-k,~-red.;
SHAGURIN, K.A., inzh.; ACHKINADZ-E, Sh.D., inzh.; FREGER, D.P.,
tekhn.red.
[Nonlinear semiconductor resistors; varistors] Nelineinye
poluprovodnikovye soprotivleniia; varistory. Leningrad, Leningr.
dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1957. 35 P. (Poluprovodniki, no.5)
(Electric resistors) (MIRA 11:1)

MIRLIN, David Naumovich-, IOFFE, A.F., akademik, red.; SOMINSKIY, M.S.,
kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; MASLAKOUTS, Yu.P., doktor fiz.-mat.
tintik, rtid.; SMOUNSKIT, G.A., doktor NZ.-Mnt.nAlik, red.j
SHALYT, S.S., doktor fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; RF-GEL,- A.B., knnd.fl%.-mnt.
nauk, red.; SUBASHIYBV. V.K., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; SHAGURIB, K.A.,
inzh., red.; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D., lnzh., red.; FREM, D.P., tekhn.red.
[Semiconductor bolometers] Poluprovodnikovye bolometry. Leningrad,
Leningr.dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy. 1957. 36 p. (Poluprovodniki,
no.4) (MIRA 10:12)
(Bolometer)

SMOLXNSKIT~ Georgiy Anatollyevich, doktor fiz.-mat.nauk; ISUPOV, Vladislav
Aleisandrovich, inzh.; IOFFE, A.F., Akademik red.; SOMINSKIT, M.S.,
kand.fiz-mat.nauk, red.; MASLAKOVETS, Tu.P., doktor fiz.-mat.nauk;
SHALYK, S.S., doktor, fiz-mat.nauk; RBGv-L', A.R., kand.fix.~mat.
nauk; SU13SHIYEV, V.K., kand.fiz-mat--n-a-ulE-,-MIGURIN, K.A., inzh.;
ACHKINADZE, Sh.D., inzh., red.; FRBGER, D.P., tekhn.red.
[Seignettoelectric substances] Se&netoelektriki. Leningrad,
Leningr.dom nauchno-tekhn.-oropagandy, 1957. 43 p. (Poluprovodniki,
no-15) (MIRA 10:12)
(Ferroelectric substances)

VOROIIIII, Anatoliy Uikolayevich, inzh.; IOFFE. A.F., a~mdemik, red.-.
SOMIIISKIY, M.S., kand. fiz.-mat. nauk, red.; HASTAKOVETS, Yu.P.,
doktor fiz.-mat.nauki red.; SMOLEIISKIY, G.A., doktor fiz.-Mat.nauk,
red.; SHALYT. S.S., doktor fiz.-mat.nauk. red.:- HEGEL', A.Re,,imnd.
-mat.nauk; SIMASHIYEV. V.K.. kand.fiz.-mat
fiz. 0, SHAGURIN,
K.A.. inzh.red.; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D., inzh.; FREGER, D.P.. tekhn.red.
[Semiconductor thermoelectric generators] Poluprovodaikovye termo-
elektrogeneratory. Leningrad. Leningr. dom nauchno-tekha.r)ropagandy,
1957. 43 p. (Poluprovodniki. no-13) WRA 11:3)
(Semiconductora) (Electric generators)

GET-T-19R, Isaak XhRimovich,inzh.;MVSK1N,5amui1 Semenovich,inph..~IPM, A.F.,pkademik,
red.; SOMINSKIT, M.S., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; MASLAKOVETS, Yu.P.,
doktor fiz.-mat.nauk; SMOLRNSKIT, G.A., doktor fiz.mat.nauk;
SHALYT, S.S., dok-tor, fiz.-mat,nauk; REGELI, A.R., kand.fiz.-mat.
nauk; SUBASHIYEV, V.K., kand.fiz.-maC.-~a-U-,',S%kURIN, K.A., inzh.;
ACHKINADZE, Sh.D, inzh, red; FREGER, D.P., tekhn.red.
[Semiconductor contact rectifiers] Poluprovodnikbvye vypriamiteli.
Leningrad, Leningr.dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1957. 94 1w.
(KIRA 10:12)
(Electric current rectifier)

ZHUZE, Vladimir Panteleymonovich; IOFFE, A.F., akademik, glovnyy red.;
SOMINSKIY, M.S.. kand.fiz.-mat.-nauk, red.; MA A OVETS, IV.P.,
doktor fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; SKOI~iSKIY. G.A., doktor fiz.-mat.
nauk, red.; SHALYT, S.S.. doktor fiz.--mat.nauk, red.; HEGEL'.-
A.R., kand.fiz.-faat.nauk, red.; SUBJASHIYEV, Y.K., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk,
red.; SHAGURIN, K.A., inzh., red.; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D., inzh., red.;
FAWER, D.P., te~dm.red.
[Semiconducting materials (semiconductor elements)] Poluprovodni-
kovye materialy (elementy - -poluprovodniki). Leningrad, 1957.
101 p. (Obshchestvo po rosprOBtraneniin politicheskikh i nauchnykh
znanii RSFSR. no.17) "(MIRA 12:4)
(Semiconductors)

SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD I / 2 PA - 19419
AUTHOR ELPATIEVSKAJA,O.D., REGSLI A.R.
TITLE o Fthe ~Eiectric Properties of HgSe- HgTe-
Some Special FeatureF~
Films.
PERIODICAL Lrn.techn.fis,21,fasc.1, 45-50 (1957)
Issued: 2 / 1957
At first a survey of the present stage of the problem is given. Dealing with
the entire system of solid solutions HgSe-HgTe, the authors dealt with the
closest attention with the properties of Hg5e films, because they have formed
the subject 6f the most intense study. The properties of the films of the entire
system of the firm solutions HgSe - HgTe are essentially similar to the proper-
ties of HgSe films. The electric conductivity and the HALL effect of a group of
transparent HgSe films (thickness from 0,1 to 6 microns) were measured. The
films were produced by evaporation (in a vacuum) on a base of quartz, glass,
mica, farfor, organic glass or getenacs (probably a material similar to farfor
The material of these bases exercised but little influence on the properties of
the films, and further glass and mica were mainly used as material for these
bases. Electrodes of copper or silver were at first fixed on these bases, after
which they were electrolytically coated with nickel or platinum.
There follow some remarks concerning stability and reproducibility of results, as
well as remarks on some peculiar features of the structure of the films. The
following results were obtained from these investigations: The HgSe-HgTe films
obtained by evaporation in a vacuum, in air and in steam differ only little with

AUTHORS Caybullayev, F., Regell, A.R. 57-9-11/40
TITLE Peculiarities of the Temperature Dependence of Specific
Resintance in Liquid Eutootic Systems.
(Osobannosti temperaturnoy zavisimosti udellnogo soprotiv-
leniya zhidkikh evtekticheskikh sistem.)
PERIODICAL Zhurnal Tekhn. Fiz., 1957, Vol. 27, Nr 9, pp.1996-2005
(USSR)
ABSTRACT The electric conduotivity of eutectics at temperatures
ranging from room temperature to 12000C was investigated
in the case of the following systems:
Au-Sn, Pb-Te, Gu-Te, Ge-Te, Sn-Te, Gu-2b, Bi-Te, Pb-Sn,
Bi-Cd, Cd-Zn, Cd-Sn. Bi-Sn, Bi-Pb, Sn-Zn, Cd-Pb, Pb-SbT.
Ag-Sb, Ag-Sn. It is shown that the dependence of electric
conductivity on temperature has distinctly marked special
points in the case of the following system:
Au-Sn, Fb-Te, Cu-Te, Ge-Te, Sn-Te, Cu-Sb, Bi-Te, Sn-Zn,
Cd-Pb, Ag-Sb, Pb-Sb, Ag-Sn.
On the strength of the peculiarities in the course of
temperature of eleotric conductivity it may be concluded
that within this range of temperature a sufficiently marked
melting transition from the quasieutectic structure to the
CARD 112 homogeneous atomic solution occurs. The results obtained