SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TARKO, L.M. - TARLAKOV, YU.V.

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TAAK2,_L*Z,j POPOV, D.N., kand. tekhn. nnukj retsenzent; GORBOV, P.S.,
inzh., red.; TUCHKOVA, L.K., red.izd-va; UVAROVA, A.F., tekhn.
red.
[Wave processes In the pipings of hydraulic mechanisms3 Volno-
vye protsessy v truboprovodakh gidromekhanizmov. Moskva,
Mash iz.9 1963. 181 p. (MIRA 16:10)
folil bydraijlic machinery-Hydro'dynamics)

TARKO, L.M. (~bskva)
Dynamics of the otoppage of a bydriulio oarrrmotar. Ixv.
AN SSSR. Otd..takh. nauk. Energ. i tranot illo.jsJ66-376
My-Je 163. IKM'l6s8)

S/121/63/000/001/003,/014
A004/A126
AVDMs.*- T*rko'p X#; M.
.:'Trml X!n 110t.pressure., In sto hydieuito drlv*n
rp
3=ODTMI giinki- i-initrument, 1- -16
1963# 12
Tim I' The author-invest1gates trensfent,preq'sures In the hydromohan1cal
system of hydraui!c-driv*e*ff an4 mentions In this.*connection the importance of hy-
draulic~ shocks, within the -hydra:ulio piping. ', T!be' mognitude of Ahe maxima pros-
sure . p orig"U'ng an,a result 'of hydraulic shocks Is determined by the Zhu-
max
kov*iy formula - PMax P6 P Ovoo where, fluid density at atmospherio.
pro saure Based. on - this -function,, - the 'author,d4rives number of formulae do-
terminipe the..'varique - fa6torsi. which hiv'e to be token into aabount in calculatIrg
the magnItude of-'1mpa'ct'presmxre' orlgina~lng when. orhydraullo drIve'le stopOsda
and-he:presents-the eiimole-of such..'a calculation for t,,r hydraulic system of a
--'p &dng n%chine. Ttiere
are-3,figures;
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Cal,culat,ing the pressure In a bydroulic drive under unateady
conditions* Stan. I instr, 35 tw.102-24 ja 164. (MIRA 17:3)
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TARKO, L.M., kand. tekhn. nauk
Design of a displacement hydraulic transmission. Makh. i
avtom, proizv. 19 no.5:24-26 My t65- (MIRA 18:11)

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TARKOT, A.P.
. . g.the history of the formation. of, local structures in the
Studyin
Kinusinsk 3kein bamed on electric logging data from rotary wells.
Razved. i okh.'nsdr.~3 noOtW-24 9 157. -(HIM 1041).
1. Voesovusujy goo ogicheskiy nauchno-issledovatellakiy inatitut.
.f (Minusinxk taxin-Tas, Utural-Geology) *
(Minusinsk Basin-Pstroleum geology) (Oil well logging, Blectric)

AUTHOR, Tarkov, A. SOVI 2o-112c-6-4'1,~59
4AIAft"-
T I TLE-, The J'trusttwo cf the Modern ;Iurfaco of the Foundation of'
t~e Troughs According to Datz, of -Ieromngnetic
,~'Urvay (0-truktura sovremennoy poverkhnosti fundamenta
Minusinz.tkikh kotlovin po dannym aeromqwnitijoy a"yemki)
PFRTn!)*fCAI.': Voklqdy 4ademii nauk 1956, Vol. 12o, Nr 6, pp,135-4-IM
Omz;il)
Ab,.)TR ACT Th-~ Minusinsk troughs form an intermountain 't).-inditig, It is
filled nith Middle- anti Upper P&leo-zoic struta and is strati-
fied uron it Lower Paloozoic folded basin. Matprlrils of 'the
survuv 4 T# Fit a scale of I : 200 Y)O, wi-tre used for the
drawing of the structural map of the foundtttlion, The author
c1trried out m-:~.ss computations for the d,~tfrmiration of The
depth of the stratification of the surface voundary o~ the
mhgnetic massea. The schematic map of the surface mentioned
In the title (Fig 1) compiled by the author, confirme the
complicete-.1 fundamantnl structure. Tbn indi"~tdusl etructurez
are enumnrE~ted in connection with the corresponding te,,,tcniz
I'ard 1/3
formations. The depths of the foundation fluctuate between

SOV/ 2o-,12o-6-47/59
'I'Ve ~itructurc of the Modern Surfacqof the Foundation of tha Yinusinsk
Troughs lccording to Date. of Aeromagnetic Survey
-inte out tc
and 5 km- In conclusion the author p.
tne inevitable divergences in the repreaentation of individual
of the map jis comp--xpd to tne geological map of
thil; ;,ren. f-'ir:3t oi allp the aeromagnetio survey of a scale
o" 1:2k:0 0,",') onnnot reliably separate smaller structureti,
the drawing of contour3 t-.t eVePy 1COO = "Uld UIC
poj-Ltior, ad-reissiblk between the J.ndivJdual points lead in
Iny Q,--3c to a blurring of structural d-tails. There in I
A,','~) 0 c' i T INIts v miuchno-issledovatellekiy gqclogicheskiy 'incti'lir,
kall-'J'niott .;-Iientific Research Trvitit~.ite of Goo'.Iogy)
PR E ')* EM!,"D by 1:. 1. J,:irunov, --.1emoer, Academy cf
:TIBMITTED: Nnuary 1, 1~5A
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SOVI 2c,--,2o-4,-47,/'9
The Structcre of tfj,- Mndern Surface of the ?oundation of tile I'4IK?jrInE4
Trough!i According tf; Vatq of Acromagnatic Slurvey
1. Geology--USSR 2. Geopbysical surveying 3. Mapping 4. Aerial photog--ap!V

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0', 110 11 Tarkov, k.
TiT11L: Two, ot ~fie cutri WJrwi1;:.skziYna Yrough at~ the End of
tho Give-rian (K voprosu. o tektonicie.,ikom stroyenii Yuzno-
Minus i nskoy kOt 1()VinY V kOrIL-2 V 7~iivetskogo veka
PER." LODIC;U: Dokl.-,,fiy .kij.,,mii naue 1q5ti, Vol 122. Nr 5, Fp 89t)-899
ABSTR." C,1- Th-~, recom-,tructior, of the paleostructures of' tue Minusiliskaya
Trf.mlgii fl t ~. 15 '~C- t:h t ti, li~~zi to t ion of tn(, pre-
.QcW ror,)~;Pft. r'uvtnL-,! irjort~ sc,)iv ~ijp wivi prot lem nits definite
pr&Q!;;.ca1 value in pr,--parat.,on fur petroleum exploration. In
-hf~ flystryansKayn, beas of the Givetian a ri--coverable gas ac-
curnjirl! toll w%n uo~-n- *1-%s,1(-,!1~?d, %,7:~ f'rom 11ne Acpy-kaya bfAs light
1 -11 amcj,;ntz~) bt-P-11 Orjrt.~..ned. Fur this study
tr,,~ tioti;cit- pvPparea a OL.Licturai contour mup oi the ~.sklzskaya,
IjelnorolrSkaya, ana BLyolmya suites (Fig 1). Thif! map demon-
st-rates 1,ti-2 compl i~xity Lnd strone, deveiopmejA of inner
,3 r i - end of' Lhe
. - - .;"#, in tfs,~, T,,-,)U9,a Lowardt; ttik"
rlikLdle From this s-.udy the aithor conclude.,! thatt
Card /2 11) Tne main elvinurstS Of Ule Vtructure were, formed prior to

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The 13tvicture 0!' Th--7- .wA.,j Miritlijinokaya Trougil at tile End of' the Givetian
Gevc.ri~-.-, t.Lme. 2) The iovai characterized by
by.gGryfirit-koye. '.vakarisol Izavoclskoye, Vurnsuks.'Coye tind a f*ew
nrn-c!vs, whien nave zompLtclaLed Lh--- ovorali sLructure, vere pro-
duced in i)ost Givotian a,, tn,p r-arlie.-it in Upp'?r Paleozoic.
;i'rapned peLrolvorn ana ga-, colild pokisibly be ?-oun
d in the
di~sta.-IL limbs o!' rti,~, Taga,~skcp,? ana Uybatskoye uplifts, which
io-.,vrd Lne t~U.QaglfloKiy !'old. Thcr#~ J:; I i'.igare-
-S,iOCI,,.TI0N-. Vs(!zoyuznyy geologicileskiy ins,.itut
Sciew-ii'jc ~,eoio.-jic Riiaearch Institute)
PRel: FNT rD May rr"j, 19-8, by '-~- T. Mironov, Academician
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TARKOV, A.P.
Nature of the anomalous gravity field of Minusinsk depressions.
Prikl. geofis. no.23:136-140 '59. (MM 13:1)
(Kinusinsk lovland--Gravity)

.. TARKOV, A.?.
I- -1.1111-~ --:'. ~~ al-11- -
Using the results of gravinetric surveys in studying the bad
structure of the southern part of the Minusinok Depression.
Razved.i prom.goofts. n0-31:3-8 159* (KIRA 13:4)
(Minusinsk Lowland--Goolog7o Structural)
(Gravity)

VOLKHONINY V.S.; LISHRMEII9 E.N.; TARKOV, A.P.; SUDAKOV -S-P.
U)wer Cretaceous nedimenta in the southern Zeya-Bureya
downwarp, in connection with oil and gas potentials. GeolA
geofiz. no.5:9-18 161* (MM UzO
LVOODOYMMY7 nauchno-iosledovatelfokiy inatitut geofimicheakUh
metodov razvedkil MDokvas -
zeya-Bureya Plain-retroleum geology)
eya-Bureya Plain-Gas,, Natural-Geology)
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TARKCV, A.P.
OK~,~~fde struoture of the Zeya-Bureya Plain baeed on
geopbysical data. Sov. geol. 6 no.7jqc6-io4 n 163.
(MM l6s8)
1. Voronezbskiy gosudarstvennyy uaiveroitet.

iCompost Method of Rendering Wfastes Harmless in the 1-foldavian SSR."
Dissertation: Sovetskaya Voldl-viYa, Ki,;hinev,
Cand Yled Sci, Kishinev 5tate Medical Iri3t, 19 May 54.
7 may 54. -
j0: 6UM 284, 26 Nov 1954

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SHLTAKHOV, I.N.; ZHITOMIIMIT,-Y.K.[deceased]; TARKOV. M.I.; SUSLQ.
N.Ta; DITAEDVA, V.S.'
Active 41agnosis of dysentez7.. Zhur.mikrobiol.spid. i Immm.
no-8:103-104 Ag '55. (MLRA 8:11)
(DIrS=TMM--DIAGNOSIS)

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Vol.414 Public -ju
1431. CHEMIC(Dr-BACTERIOLOGICAL COMPARISONS AND SANITARY INDICES
rOR BIOTHERMIC REDUCTION OF REFUSE (Russian text) - Tar k Q_X
K
M. 1. SBORN. TRUD. MOLDAVSK. INST. EMDEM.. M,.R0B,0MrG_
-ITST, 1 (51-54) Ref. 15
The author conducted observations on garbage and garbage-faecal composts, de-
posited in dumps and trenches during different times of the year, from the end of
1950 to January 1952. In order to establish norms for garbage in composts freed
::om pathogenic micro-organisms of the enteric group a comparative analysis of
the results of chemical and bacteriological examinations of the composts was
carried out. With a titre for B. coli of 0.1 the amount of mineral ammonia did not
exceed 5 mg./100 mg. (calculated on absolutely dry weight) except in the case of
composts laid down in summer. The amount of spore-bearing micro-organisms
reached 60%. The number of bacteria varied greatly both at the time of depositing
the garbage and during the stages of Its reduction. Although the content of thermo-
philic micro-organisms reflected the course of the biothermic process, it showed
marked divergencies in different composts and at different times of the yeaz. The
so-called 'sai--:tary number' In most cases did not exceed 0.80-0.87. whereas ac,:ord-
Ing to Xhlebnikov, in soil rendered harmless it should reach 0.98-0.99. A na-Mber
of other indicators (pH, nitrate and chloride content, determination of nitrifying
and cellulose-fermenting micro -organisms) make it possAble to determine the
state of mineralization of refuse, but this process lags Pppreciably compared to
the intensive blothermic reduction process. For the estimation of the extent to
which compotit has been rendered harmless the author considers suitable the fol-
lowing dynamic indicators: (1) titre for B. coll, (index for harmless refuse 0.1),
(2) percentage ofspore-bearingmicro-organiame (index over 60%), (3) miners.l.
ammonia (index below 5 mg-1100 mg.). The author considers the significance of the
t1tre for Clostridium. perfringeAs in a separate work. Ref. 15 (S)

USSR Microbiology, Sanitary Microbiology.
Sanitary Micri9biology of Soil.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhi4r - Biologiya, No 5, 1959, No. 19527
Author :Tarkov
Inst o avian Scientific-Researah Institute of
Epidemiology, Microbiology and Hygiene
Title Chemico-Bacteriological Parallels and
Sanitary Indicators In the Blothermic
DecontAmination of Waste Products
Orig Pub :Sb. tr. Mold. n.-i. In-t epidemiol., microbiol.
I gigiyeny, 1956, vYP It 39046
Abstract :From December 1950 until January 1952, durine;
all seasons, refuse composts and fecal
refuse were stored away In the form of stock
piles and ditches. As a result of observations
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USSR / 14icrobiology. Sanitary Microbiology.
Sanitary Microbiology of Soil.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 5, 1959, No. 19527
and monthly laboratory control, a regular
parallel between the dynamic change in the
coll titer, mineral amonia and It the "percenta3e
of sporldiferous microorganisms (accordinS
to Mishustin) was established. The bacterial
population, thermophilic microorganisms,
nitrifying and cellulose-destroying, and also
chemical indicators - nitrates, chlorides and
pH - did not show any parallel modification;
therefore, the author considers that they
possess no sanitary-hygienic importance. The
following norms are recommended for the
indication of decontamination of compost waste
products: coll titer, 0.1%;,,"Percentage of
8porldiferous microorganisms , more than 60%;
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USSR / Microbiology. Sanitary Microbiology. F
Sanitary Microbiology of Soil.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 5, 1959, No. 19527
mineral ammonia, less than 5% of MG - in
conversion to absolutely dry weight. --
M. A. Dykhno
Card 3/3

USSR/Microbiology - Sanitary MicrobioloGym F-3
'Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.., No 12, 1958, 52820
Author !rarkov, M,1.
Inst Moldavian Scientific Research Institute of Epidemiology,
Microbiology and Hygiene.
Title Evaluation of Interrelations Between Perfringens and Coli
Titer in Strongly Contominated Objacts of the External
Medium.
Orig Pub Sb. tr. Mold, n.-i. in-ta opiderdole, mikrobiol,, i [Aaicy-
any, 1956, No 1, 47-50,
Abstract A study was conducted of non-troated refuse (rubbish and
garbaGe mixed with faces) as w11 as waste products in com-
posts at different staaas of the biotherml process of
naking them harmless. The Kassler-Svenerton medium wse
used to determine the coli titer and the Wilson-Blair
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USSR/Microbiology - Medical and Veterinary Microbiology F-4
Abs Jour : Referat Zhurn - Biol., No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 68620
Author : Shlyakhov, E.N., Zhitomirskiy, V.K., Tarkov, M.I.,
Suslova, N.Ya., Dyakova, V.C.
Title : The Active Exposure of Dysentery Bacteria Excretors in
some Ordinarily Uninvestigated Population Groups.
Orig Pub : 5b. tr. Mold. n.-i. in-t Epidemiol., mikrobiol. i
gigieni, 1956, No 1, 91-98
Abstract : The relative frequency of dysentery bacteria-carriers
was investigated in several ordinarily iminvestigated
groups of the population, for instance, pregnant vo-
men, confined ones, patients in surgical and therapeu-
tic departments, patients with diseases of the diges-
tive organs, also different ordinary diseases, and fi-
nally patients with infectious hepatitis. The huge
majority of excretors are persons of 18-42 85%)-
The min mass of people investigated (63-M were
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USSR/Plicrobiology - Medical and 'Veterinary Microbiology F-4
Abs Jour Referat Zhurn - Biol., No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 68620
confined women. Most bacteria excretors belong to this
group. The frequency of detection of dysentery bacteria
excretion in pregnant women is 3.7%, in women in confine-
ment, 9.94%. The excretion of dysentery bacilli among
pregnant and confined women investigated was observed
4-5 times oftener than among normal ones. In bacteriolo-
gical investigation of surgical and therapeutic patients
predominately with diseases of digestive organs, pati-
ents with infectious hepatitis also manifested a large
number of excretors of dysentery bacilli. The frequency
of detection of carriers was least in May and sharply in-
creased in September. The majority of isolated type;3 be-
longs to the type of Flexner bacteria (89.1%), 9.2% to
Newcastle and 1.7% to Sonne. The au-bbors consider that
for the purpose of exposure of dysentery bacteria car-
riers, a triple inspection in infectious disease depart-
ments of hospitals should be made f6r dysentery
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USSR/Microbiology - Medical and Veterinary Microbiology F-4
Abs Jour : Referat Zhurn - Biol., No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 68620
bacteria in all patients with diseases of the digestive
tract and also in patients with infectious hepatitis.
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USSR/Microbiology - Microorganisms Pathogenic to Humans and F-5
Animals.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9958
Author : Gruz, V.N., Starikova, K.I., Tarkov, M.I.
Inst : - -
Title 9fTeaftvset"er
Agglutination Reaction with 1% Dysen ery Cultures as
a Method of Identification of Atypical Dysentery Strains.
Orig Pub : Sb. tr. Mold. n.-i. in-t epidemiol. milrrobiol. i gigieny,
1956, No 2, 67-70
Abstract : The specificity of coctagglutination was tested with dy-
sentery bacteria of Flexner, Newcactle and Sonne, with in-
testinal bacilli which do not produce paragglutination,
with dysentery antisera, and with Bact. alcalescens.
89.5% of dysentery strains produced a specific positive
coctagglutinating reaction in diagn6stic titers, similar
to the usual agglutination reaction. Coctagglutination
with an intestinal bacillus which has no paragglutinating
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UssR/Microbiology - Microorgmaisms Pathogenic to Humans and F-5
Animals.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol-j, No 3., 1958) 9958
properties was positive in 5% of cases in titers of 1:100,
1:200, 1:640, and 1:12,800- Coctagglutination with Bact.
alcalescens yielded a clear positive reaction in titers
of 1* .oo to 1-.6W, The &uthors believe that datA Obtained
by them on agglutination of boiled dysentery cultures show
evidence of a lowering the agglutinating titer as a result
of destruction of the thermolabile component: coctaggluti-
nating reaction permits no differentiation oi atypical dy-
sentery strains from Bact- alcalescens.
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TARKOV. M.I.
Problem of the biological activity of pathogenic Clostridium.
Trudy MIEMG no.5s5-11 161. (CLOSTRIDIUM) (MIRA 15:9)

TARKOV, M.I.
Soil of the theater of the 1941-1944 military actions as a reser-
voir of pathogenic micro-organisms of the genus Clostridium. Trudy
MIEMG no.5:15-21 161. (MA 15:9)
(CLOSTRIDIUM) (SOIL POLLUTION)
(WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-orUIUAL AND SANITARY AFFAIRS)

SOBOLEVA, K.P.; TARKOV, M.I.
Reproduction of Clostridium perfringens in the soil. Trudy KEYB
no.5:23-3.4 161. (MIRA 15:9)
(CLOSTRIDIUM) (SOIIS--MICROBIOLOGY)

. TARKOV M 1,
Phases in the development of a population of pathogenic Clostridium.
Trudy MIEMG no.5s59-68 161. (KIRA 15:9)
(CLOSTRIDIUM)

TARKOV M I
Effect of respiratory poisons (2,/+-dinitrophenol, sodium azide
and sodium cyanide) on the biological activity of pathogenic
Clostridium. Trudy MIEMG no.5:89-99 161. (MIRA, 15:9)
(CLOSTRIDIUM) (POISONS-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

"11;hu v 1Y.&
'Vacuum -I*t
S13-ver-Bearin ItItled , hod Of the D-4stillation-of Zinc ft-om
9 Froth," by M. p. Smi
a method Of vacuun distill -rnov.,, and 11. G.
froths which was worked ouat~on ~ofzjn-c--;~ Om dr-~-R_ ~Tar ~v describes
tures are given t in the laboratory. Y and wet Bilver-bearing
the generation * Working conditions are improve ()PtiMUM working tempera-
the vacuum-distOf gases d due to the absence of
Illation- TechnIcal and economical calculations show that
method is economically more
existing methods. ftml profitable than other
- Tsentr- in-t. inform. tsIrPt. metallurgii,
1.1956, PP .13-19 from Refemti- 110 3
Abstract Ito 4721) (IU) YP~I- 7hurnal - Meta.Uurgl7a, NO 4 Jan 57,

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TARKOV, N. N.
Dredging Machiner7
Modernization of the electrical equipment of a diesel-electric pu;np dredge. Rech. transp.
12 no. 2, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Au,,-ust 1952. WICIASSIFIED.

ni~Ku4r-n, N. i~.; W"11WIDI, A. G.~ FIATITK-flili) A. rL%'.,- TITOV) N. A.; ond TARKOVp -- F. V.
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"Geology and Mineral Resources of the Western Districts m^.the USSR," USSR Geological
Res. Inst., Moscow and Leningrad, 1941.

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"Record Average Increase in L'eir-ht of the ToW. of one Tuxi-.ey lien DirinC a *Yearl"
Sov zootek-h 7, I!o 7, 1952. 1
Kandidat Sellskokhozyaystvennykh Nauk
MLRA, Sep 52

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TLA~'.KOV, 3.:%
Turkeys
BOSt POLL Itry-rai ser. Sots- zlliV- 14, no. 5, 1952.
I
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, XJGJST 1952 - tftfa; Uncl.

TARKOV,_S.N., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk
Types of large-size poultry houses. 7.hivotnovc>dstvo 23 no.2:
81-83 F 161. (KIRA 15:11)
(Poultry houses and oquipment)

TARKOV, S.N.j kand.sellokokhoz.natik
On Kanevskaya ponds and lagoons. Priroda 50 no,7:58-63 n 161.
(MA 14:6) . I
I* Krasnodarskiy nauohno-iseledovatellokiy inatitut sellskogo
khozyaystva.
(Kanevokaya Distriot-Ducks)

Ill, A.? t. SU ZAD!
Possi'rillities for utilization of' ionizing rujiaticr- ~n hl.-dra)-
ponica. FPadioblo'Logiia 4 na.3:457-459 164.
01111RA .1
1. Institat b1ologIcheskoy fiziki AN SSSP, floi4va I Kralmodarri'My
nwichno-.iss Iedovri tel I ski y nell-~ko~hovruyst,vennyy jru;1-it7-1t)
ponicheskoye khozyaystvo.

TARKOV, V.,, kapitan-nastarnik
Fuhing a two train formed of two lumber carriers proceeding
in wake. Bach. transp. 21 no.1:43 A 162. (MM 16:8)
(Towing)

TARKHOV, Ye.N.-;- IVANOV, N.V.
Secular variation of the angle of ivalination of the geomagnetic
field on the territory of the Lithuanian S.S.R. according to
paleomagnetic data. Geomag. i aer. 5 no.3:591-594 My-je 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Institut zemnogo magnetJzma, ionoofery i rasproatraneniya
radiovoln AN SSSR,, laningradekoye otdeleniye.

APIs 1~~I
MARRINWEVA, L.N.; SKVORTSOVA, G.K.; TARKOVA,
Cffect of physical training in an Alpine camp on the organism
-)f adolescents. Uch. zap. MPI no.168:255-258 162.
(MIRA 19:2)
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TARKOVSKAYA., 1. [tarkovslka, I.]. kand.kbi-.nauk
The achieviemeints of a young science., radiocbewistry,--Nauka i
zhy-t,fda 12 up.3:47-48 Mr 163. (MM 16:11)

Chem Sci -(di:7r;)
of c-,,rb,-)n.11 Kicv,105, 16 n-o
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ru ;",rtic"s
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150 1-6 A :-, (17,o ',-50~1120

I A [Tarkovalka, I,A,j
~TAMVSKAT
Ion exchame groups on the surface of oxidived carbon (vith sunmr7
in Inglishle. Dop. AN URSR no.3-.280-283 158. (MIRA 11:5)
1,Inetitut fisichnoi khimli AN URSR. Predstavleno akademikom
AN USSR A.I. Brodskim [0.1. Brodsky-ml.
(Carbon) (Ion exchange)

TA V,:) I -V f 1.1-, Iq
AUTHORS! Strazholko, D. N., Tarkovskaya,, I, A.., Chervyatsova., L. L. 78-1-20A3
TITLE: Investigation of the Mechanism of Adsorption of the Salts by 0xidl.
zed Coal With the Application of Radioactive indicatortr (Issledova-
niye makhanizma sorbtsli soley okislennym uglem s primeneniyem radio-
akbivrWM indikatorov).
PERIODICAL.' Zhurnal Neorganicheakoy Khimilj 1958j Vol. 3j Nr 1, pp. 109-114
(USSR).
ABSTRACT*. There is no uniform opinion in literature on the principal problem of
the mechanism of selective adsorption of the cations by oxidized coal
(references. I to 16). The importanod of the mere electrochemical fac-
tor in this complicated phenomenon remains lirgely-not clear (referen-
ce, 18). TMs is mainly due to the fact that the values of adsorption
were directly determined. The authors for this reasons set themselves
the problem to app3,v the method referred to in the title, by whichp
as is known, (reference 19, 2o), the smallest quantities of adsorbed
ions can be determined immediately and with sufficient accuracy. Pre-
liminary reamits on the cation-adsorption of rubidium and calcium
(with Rb86 and CaV-) an. ashless oxidized coal. from acqueous solutions
Card 1/3 of their chlorine salts or from water-mbctures with organic solvents:

Inventigation of the ifechanism of Adsorption of the salts 78-1-2o/43
by Oxidized Coal With the Application of Radioactive Indicators.
Methyl- and isopropyl. alcohol, acetone., dioxane.. and phenol., as well
as', from non-ac-queous media are given in the present report. An expe-
rimental part with the data on the test methods follows, Test results
and their explanation.The results are shown in table I to 3. It is
whown in table L tha:F in spite of material differences in quantity,
one and the same rule was observed governing both cases (Rb and Ca):
the value of adsorption of the salt cations was not equivalent to the
quantity of hydrogen ions passed over into the solution, but to the
Sam ~,+ + acl -., in which caser iH+ denotes, the quantitT of hydrogen
ions passed over into the solution after the adsorption and ac - the
value of adsorption of the salt anioOF (according to FolldardP method).
It remaiaed constant within the whole range pf concentration (figure 1).
The authors hence concluded that the sal-tadsorption by oxidized coal
from acqueous solutions is an ordinary enhange of the cations of the
dissolved electrolytic substance against the hydrogen ions of the ou-
ter coating (obkladka) of a double layer of the adsorbent. This ex-
Chan-ge-79-complicated by a partial absorption of the acid produced in
the solution on the non.-oxidized portions of the coal surface. The
concerned eation-adff-orptioa iv entirely reversible (see table 2). Al-
Card 2/3 ready. by adding a relatively small, quantity of organic solvent to the

Investigation of the Mechanism of Adsorption of the Salts 78-1-2o,/43
by Oxidized Coal With the Application of Radioactive Indicators.
water.,j the secondary adsorption of the acid practically decreases
down to zero, whereas the quantity, of the cations absorbed by coal
becomes equivalent to the number of hydrogen ions passed over into
the solution. Individual organic solvents influence in various ways
tho'~'value of cations adsorbed by oxidized coal. From the point of
electrochemical theoryby A, N. Frumkin this fact - like in the case
of hydrogen coal.- can be sufficiently and convincing explained by
the additional, potential difference caused by the adsorption. This
difference occurs on the surface of the adsorbent and displaces the
point of zero-charge of the coal, Hereby the important ro'le of the
elactro-chemical factor is confirmed also in the mechanism of adsorp-
Ition of electrolytes by- oxidized'coal.
There are 2 figurem, 3 tables, and 29 references, 19 of which are
Slavic.
ASSocTATION-. Mjgtituft for physical Chemistry im. .. Fisarzbe vskiy: AN Ukrainian .$SR
Uhsti:tit.ft%iebeAkoy-khirn'A i-m.."L. V. Fisarzbevukogo, AN USSR)
SUBMITTEMI ApriI18, 1957.
AIVAIWLE: Library of Congress..
Card 313

TARKOVSKAYA-1. IOAO
Selective sorption of cations by oxidized carbon and possibility
for its practical utilization. Ukr.khim.zhur. 29 no.5:1+91-496
163. (MIRA 16:9)
I
1. Instituttizicheskoy khimii AN UkrSSR.

GO~B~NKO# F.P.; TARKOVSKAYA, I-A--) OU011,NSKly, 1-1-1-
:-_ '~' 1;
- Oving cal ci"r" '4 c 0':7-P r! "I "
pu,ification of alkalies by rem -
1 "0
by means of oxidized carbon. Zhur. prikl. khim. 37 no. 12:27, 1 5,_
2746 D 164. (1-1ITO, 18:3)

0/ MIL UU-iliz III ftly, [A
UNIONISM

og, ptvq
Igm,,
& UH i ON -7 RANIONShInk,

TAMOVSKAYA, I.A.? GORBENKO, F.P.; YEMEL'YANOV, V.B.; OLEVINSKIY2 M.I.
Concentration of microimpurities by means of oridized carbon. Trudy
Kom, anal. khim. 152336-345 165. (MIRA 18;7)

1_,A,- CILEVINSKly, M.I.
GORBFNKO, F.P.; 7~Af ~KOVSKA
Determination of cairl.1m; mlrr(~impurities in alkali metal and ar-
monium salts a-fter a prellmina-ry concentration of oxidized carbon.
Ukr. khim. zhur. 30 no.6.-61,0-643 164. (141RA 1835)
1. Donetskiy filial Vsew~vw,,,nngo nwichno-issludovatel'skogo in,
stituta khImicheski.kh i osobo chistykh khimicheskikh
veshchestv i Institut flziciv--skoy khimii Imeni Fisarzhevskogo
AN Uk-r.SM.

VOB.,- ; J.h.
.. , ~ .:1 ,
F-7cY,enge sorption of -i by a f-, t I ve
_ ,f bearj meal, --4
carbon. Mcr. khLm. zhur. 3-11, ns-8:772-782 165. 1F-:C?l
1. institut fizicbeakc-,-f 1- Tm,
. tjl% -11 imeni Pisarzhevskogo AN Uk--SST(.

TARKOVSKAYA.-I.A.; GORB]INKO, F.P. Prinimala uchastiye PESTRIKOVA, N.I.
Separation of microamounts of calcium from barium, strontium,
and magnesium by precipitation. Zhur. anal. khim. 20 no. 11:
1185-1190 t65 (MIRA 19tl)
L Institut fizicheskoy khimii imeni L.V. Pisarzhavskogo All UkrSSR,
r1yev i Donetakiy filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-iBsledovatellskogo
instituta khimicheskikh reaktivov i osobo chistykh khimicheskikh
veshchestv. Submitted June 4, 1964.

TARKOVSKAYA, 0.1.
Nutrition and growth of young bream in relation to the
of
use
green manure on the "Umat" Fish Spawning and Rearing Yarm.
Trudy VNIRO 32:65-75 1560 ' (MIRA 10:10)
(Volga Delta--Fish ponds) (Fresh-water flora)
(Bream)

TARKOVSKAYA, 0.1.
, 1
Method of studying general metabolism in fishes. Trudy sov.Ikht.koz.
no.8t232-236 1 58, (WRA 11111)
1. Vessnyusnyy nauchnn-issledovatel'skiy institut morskogn rybnogo
khosyaystva i okeanografii.
(Metabolism) (-Vishe"--Physinlogy)

KRIVOBOK, M.N., kand.biologicheskikh nauk; TARKOVSYAYA, 0.1.
Determination of the time of spawning migrstions of th.e Baltic
herring based on studies of its fat metabolism. Trudy vgM
42:171-1W 160. (HIRA 13:9)
(Baltic Sea-Herring) (Fiehes-Migrablon)
(Pat metabolism)

KFLIVOBOK, M. N.; T
~OVSII~AYAp 0~.I.
Pbysiological characteristics of the Baltic herring Clupea
harengus membras L. of various fecundity. Vop. ikht. 2 no.3:
441-451 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Vaeooyuznyy nauchno-issladovatellakiy inatitut morskogo
z7bnogo khozMetva i okeanografii - VNIRO.
(Baltic Sea-Herring)
V

KRIVOBO.Kg M.N.; TARKOVSKAYA, 0.1.
Chemical characteristloo of the yellowtail flounder, codfish,
and Alaska pollack in the southeaetern part of the Bering Sea.
Trudy VNIRO 49t257-272 164. WIRA 18:5)
le Vaosoyusnyl nauchno-isslodovateltskiy inslitut morskogo
rybnogo khozyaystva i okeanografii.

and LID.31;JY, A. T.
"Plaster Cast in the Treatment of Wounds in Rear Base Hospitals",, Sverdlovsk., 1941.

,_T T, Arsenly,
Biologigtog telescope. JUn.tokh. 3 no.7t25-26 a 16o.
(KIRA 13:8)
(Telescope, Reflecting)

TAMOVSKI%~.7!; . , OCKOLYA, Ye.t.; ICULICHITSEATA, D.O.; OSIPSHIG. I.S.;
, ,IMMEOVICH, I.A. , assistant
Advancqd training for pharmacists in the Department of Fharuacy of
the Itoy Institute of Advanced Training for ftqatoianso Apt.delo
6 no-5:59-60 8-0 '57. NMA 16:11)
1. KefedrA,takhnologii lakaretvannvkh form t galanovykh preparatoy
(for Hiniovich)
(MY--PHAR)UCT-4TUDY AND TIIAOHING)

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I ., A - 7. '-. ;I'. g. -
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WER 0 NO ml M m MR W.

TARKOVSK, !IN M, -I - -
-1-low--to-ob-ti-n-high hay yields from annua
1 aryl pix,-znnial grasses Foskva. 1950- 13 P-

iA.nAILI iQZL~11- 1. L.--- --- -- --- - - - -- -- -- ---- - -- -- - - - --
the non-chernozem belt) Moolm, Go8. izd-vo egl'khoz. lit-ryj
1951. 78 P.

TARKO,;SKI)ro -- M. T. - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - - I -I
Mnogoletnie travy v polevykh sevooborotakh ZTerennial grasses in field mW rotations7
Moskvaj, Sellkhosgis,, 1952. 372 p
SO: Moutbly List of Russian Accepsions, Vol 6 No-8 November 1953

JAM,
KOVUN' ORO'V, A.P., ANTOITIMO, G.P..; BUDIUA,L.VS; VQ'-RONINA, TO.P.;
GUSEV, P.I.: TKAGIN, M.N., ZHURAYLIV, M.A., ZALOZNYY, K.D.: KOMKbV,V.N-"
KOROBOV, A.S.-,KORCHAGIN, V.N.; LAVROV, V.N..; LAPSHISA, O.T.; LUTIKOT.I.Te~
MAXVNIN, A.Ta.;MOROZOVA. F.I.;NBVZOROV, A.P.;PONOKARCHUK, K.K,;PUCH-
KOV, A.M.; RAZMOLOGOVA, A.K.;RUBIII..S.K.; SIT-2 NEVA, O.V.;SIMNOVA, F.I.;
SPIRIDONOVA, A.I.:SUSHCHUSXIY, M.G.;USOY. M.?.; TARKOVSKIY. Mai
CWWXAyIVA,.Te.A.;MUWRIKOV, G.L.; SHULIGIN, G.T.;T3TrSTW-,T.-T-,&kEL-
demik, redaktor;RRVENKOVA; A.I.,redaktor-, KHODMINA, N.M., khudozhostvan-
nyy redaktor; VISKOVA. Ye.I., tekhnicheskiy redaktor; FEVZNERV.B.I..
tekhnichaskiy redaktor.
Mipt breading at the 19~5 All-Union Agricultureal Jxhibition) Rastenis-
vodstvo na Vemsoinznoi sel'skokhosiaistvennot. vystavke 1955 goda.'Koskva,
Gosjzd-vo sallkhoz.lit-ry, 1956. 607 p.. (MLRA 10:4)
(Moscow--Plant breading--Xxhibitiouz)

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fodders. m-4
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 25078
Author : Bukin, V.I.,
Inst : The All-Union S.R.I. of Fodders
Title : The Effectiveness of Alfa.*&fa Seed from the First
or Second Harvests on the Irrigated Land of Eastern
Predkavkazlye
Orig Pub: Byul. nauchno-te'chn. inform. Wes. n-i. in-t
kormov, 1957, No 2-3, 50-53
Abstract: The problem of whether it is more practical to let
the first or second harvest of alfalfa go to seed
is not clear enough, especially in regard to the
new rayons of Eastern Predkavkazlye with irrigated
agriculture. The author investigated this subject
in 1953-1955 and came to the conclusion that the
first alfalfa harvest yielded a larger output of
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USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fodders. m-4
Abe Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 19581 25078
Abstract: seeds than the second. Plants of the first har-
vest are more strongly developed, their roots
contain more carbohydrates, and they have bigger
seeds than the plants of the second harvest. They
are less inclined to droop. All of these biological
peculiarities make it possible to obtain, under
local conditions, larger seed crops from the first
harvest of alfalfa. -- S. A. Brushlinskiy
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TARKOVSKIYI M, 1,: Doc Agric Sci (diss) -- "AgrobLological principles and as-
pects of growing lucerne in the northern non-chernozem belt of the USSR".
Moscow, 1958. 39 pp (VASKhNIL, All-Union Sci Res Inst of Fodder im V. R. Vil,
yams), 150 copies (KL, No 6, 1959, 137)

TABKOVSKA, Anna
Ronal diabetes. Polski tygod.lak. 15 no.41:1576-1579 10 0 160.
1. Z I 111niki Chorob Vownetrsnych A.M. v Lublintel 146rownik:
prof.dr med. K.Kedra.
(GLYCOSURIA ease reports)

KEDRA, Mieczyslaw; POIESZAK, Jozef, TARKOWSKA, Anna
Renal fimetion in myocardial infarct. Fol. tyg.lek. 18 no.48t
1795 - 1798 25 N163
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Vewnetrznych AM w Lublinie; kierownikt
prof.dr.med. Mieczyslaw Kedra.

TARKO'-ISKA, Anna
" case of nocct-rnal paroxysmal hemoglobinuria 11-farchiafava-Michel. ).
1` o1. tyg. lek. 19 no.14:517-519 30 tir 164.
1. 7 1 KI.Iniki Chorob Uawnetrmych AkndemJi Madycznej w Lublinia
(I-ierownik: prof. dr. med. Mieczyslaw Kedra).

TA1MOWSKA, Abna
Beanier-Boeck-Schaumann disease as a cause of abronia pulmonary
cardiac syndromes Polo tyg& lek. 19 no.30t1155-1158 27 J1164
1. Z I Kliniki. Chor6b Wevnetrznych Akad(mll Medycznej w lublinie;
kierownik: prof. dr. med. Mieezysla,,r Kearao

JAROSI"MSKI, Grzegorz; TARLfLdSKA, Auat
"-ft
1"ttempted dellermination of vavaular changes in the Timdu.-i o,,uli
in the cmirse of arterioscleroals. Pol. tyg. le".c. 20 no.6t213-215
8 F 161:0
1. Z KlInAl Okul.ts-'JY-znej Akadeall Med SP T21b-tinie (Kie-
cm w
rowilk., prof. dr. med. Tudever, J I KlinAl ' Ghorob
',,Iff,,,n,BtT,zny(.,h Mcademii Medycmp~,j v lublime (KAero~mi,~s p-:X. &-s
med. M-ie.~zy-dlaw Kedra).

TARKQWSFAI Anna
I -C-opp er level In the blood osrum in myocardial infarction.
Pol. tyg, lek. 20 no.35:1309-1312 30 Ag 165.
1, Z I Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych AM w Wblinie (Kisrowniki
prof. dr. mede Mieozyslaw Kedra).

TARKOWSKA, Anna
Serum iron level in mpcardial infaret. Pol. tyg, lek. 20 no.37:
1387-1390 13 S 165.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wownetrznych AM w Lublinie (Kierownik: prof.
dr. mod. Mieczyolaw Kedra).

TARKOWSKA, J.
Experimental analysis of the mechanism of cytomixis. Pt.l*--:~,
Acta. soo botan Pol 34 no.lt27-44 165.
1. Deptrtment of Plant Anatomy and Cytology of the Warsaw
University. Submitted April 150 1964.

SUROWCOWA-SWIDZINSKk, Alicjas- TPRKOWSKA-GAWRON, Barbars.; HWLING, Tadeusz;
MEMO, Danuta
Clinical course of smallpox during its epidemic in Wroebw in
1963. Przegl. epidem. 18 no.2tl65-172 164.
1. Ze Szpitala Epidemicznego w Szczodrem.

FOLAND/Gonoral Biolosy. Genetics
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biol.0 No 22t 1958, No 98945
ikuthor : Tarkowski C.
Inst : -
Title : Polyplo~ds Zoa Aays L.
OrIS Pub : Postcpy nauk roln., 1957, 4, No 2, 65-68
B-5
Abstract ! In tho pooll-m -rains of corn 10 chraziosooos aro
usually found, but tharo aro some sorts with
lw chro-.-ioso~~ics. In sozio so,-latic cells, addi-
tional chronosozics B are disoovorod; their nuzi-
bor can vary from 0 to 34, The lattor consist
in the aaia of hotrochronotinc and aria -onotically
inactivo. im inorcaso in thoir numbor leads to
a dccrcasa In fortility, ~;rowth, for:2ation of the
woak seed and at tho sa:io ti:~:j, to an increase
in sizo of sood nests and other plant or,3ans.
Undor natural conditions thcro also occur hap-
loids as a result of haploid partheno3onosis or
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POIAND/Goneral Biology. Genetics E-5
Abs lour : Rof Zhur - Biol., No 221 19589 No 98945
androGonosis6, However, their number rarely
roachos 0.1% In population of all plants, Under
nornal!conditions there occur triploid fomis ac
a rodult of an o,,;G call pollination with an un-
rodudod nulnbo~ of chrooosomos. They indicate
giganism, but their fertility is rather low. The
orGans of autototroploid corn are onlaraod only
insignificantly, it is not hiGhor than diploid
corn, but tho closinG calls of stoma and also the
soods arc considerably larger (50%). fertility
Is lowered (20"')9 contont of vitanin A in soods
Is higher by 40'%. As a result of partonGenosis,
totraploids Give:. diploids repoatddly which
completely retain giGantisn of their parontat
DurinG the pollination of the tobrapolid corn
with diploid, in 5% of the cases, viable soods
of triploids are on8uod, but during the roversod
hybridization It occurs only in 0.5%. Hotorozy-
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:To the Problem on I)0tfjrc,jna,:icrL Motha
Food Value in the belactioll Werk.
Pof;toll)y Pa-1k r:7 Ko 5
1A surrey. The nj0crr,.Ity for The, vtillr-atlnlk
Of the 1'03d V&111t; Lot OLlTA Of q',19LJSaI analyria
but alGo analyrIg
rccournarying th3 rorpholcgical duacriptiort of
pl&nt3 *.a 26int~~d out. Blblj.ozrt~phy, 16 e 3.

GA 131r;

S/044/62/000/004/004/099
C111/9444
AUVIORs T k
TITLE: On the comparability of dendrites
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 4, 19062, 51,
abstract 4A291. ("Bull. Acad. polon. sci. 56r. sci. math.,
astron. ot phys.", 1960, 1, no. 1, 39-41)
TEXT: The author investigates partially ordered sets E in which
every finite subset contains a couple of comparable points, and in which
every ordered subset is well-ordered; under these suppositions one writes
E (7- FVIO. The correspondence f : X --), Y between partially ordered sets
X, Y is called a i:,ulti-valued isomorphism if
Y; 2.) y F_ f x ::9 fx, where
1.) fx is an oraered subset in 11 Y2 Y(yl' Y2)
Y(y y t. Y C Y, y y *1~ y 3-) every uniformisation
11 Y2 2~
j X - Y of' the mapping f P x C~ fx for every x E X) is an isomorphism.
et R or (Rip -3 ) be a partially ordered set. The sequence (X, it-, -- "? )
T
is called R-dendrite, if 1.) (X,-'-- ) is a finite dendrite with a smallest
element; 2, ) for a, b S X there is a ::5 b or b -!5 b if and only if a b;
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S/04 62/000/004/004/099
On the comparability of dendrites C1 1 1YC444
3.) ? is a mapping X -4R. Let T(R) be the act of all R-dendrites being
ordered by the following relation for Xi - (Xil Z~r-v ~Ii)(i-1,2)
the relation X 1 __3Rx2 means that for a certain multi-valued mapping
I : Xi --~ X. and a uniformisation i : XI __11 x2of it the mapping i is an
isomorphism, and that (PIX -.3 ~? (x E_ X). If T, __3 RT2and T J'R T1,
.1 2('x) 2
then the dendrites T 1 and T2 are not considered to be different.
Theorem; If R G PVIO, then there is also T(R)E PWO (a special case was
proved by Higman, G., Proc. London Math.-Soc., 1952, 2, 326-336).
Conclusion: The number of the finite pairwise non-homeomorphic dendrites
is finite. Thus a question of Borsuk (Rzh. Mat, 196o, 2771) is answered;
for infinite dendrites this theorem does not hold (see.Sieklucki, K., Rzh.
Mat., 1960, 2770); for finite graphs (of genus 4) it does not hold
either; it is not known whether there are infinitely mapy finite pair-
wise non-homeomorphic graphs of genus 3 (problem of Erd6s).
FAboltracter's notes Complete translation.]
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WRCNSKA-IIOFER, Teresa; NOFER, Jerzy;.,TARKOWSKI, Stanislaw
. . - - I I .. 11 1
Impaired riacin metabolite excretion in animals poisoned with
carbon dis-a-Lfide. Med. pracy 16 no.2s77-81 165
1. Z Zakladu Toksykologii Przemyslowej Instytutu Medycyn-y Pracy
w Lodzi, (Dyrektor: doe. dr. J. Nofer).

TARKPEAP E.I.
Organization of the constructicn, work. Energ.stroi. no.24:3--44
,61. (VJRA 1514)
1. Nachallnik Proizvodstvenno-tekhnicheskogo otdela Stroitellnogo
upravleniya Pribaltijskoy gosudarstvennoy rayonnoy elektrostantsii.
(Narva region--Electric power plants-Design and construction)

TAROH, V.Ya.; B&USHOVA, L.S.
proln. 19 no.6:90-91 Je 1596
Readerst Wishes. TOkst* (MIRk 12:9)
(Textile industry-Periodicals.)

'PARK H, V.Ya., insh.
Improving the technology of manufacturing staple suiting.
Tekst.prom. 20 no.5:90-% Ny 160. (M33A 13S8)
(Yagoryevok-Textile fabrios)

TARIA-CZ,, Laszlo, -
L-sectione of band filterB dimensioned on the basis of the
theory, of wave parameters. Hir techn 15 no.lOt296-305 0 '64.
1. Beloianniaz Telecommunication Engineering Factoryt Budapest@

spal/061/003/011/007/056
B102/B138
AUTHORS: Murin, A. N., Lurlye, B. G., and Tarlakov, Yu. P.
TITLE: Electrical conductivity and self-diffusion of silver in
silver iodide at high pressures
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v- 3, no. 11, 1961, 3299-3305
TEXT: AgI is distinguished by an abnormally high conductivity and by the
existence of several moaifications. It has already been investigated
many times, among others, by the authors together with N. A. Lebedev
(FTT, 2, 2607, 196o). The present paper reports on investigations of the
pressure and temperature dependences of electrical conductivity and Ag
2
self-diffuaion coeflicients at pressures up to 6000 kg1cM . The AgI was
produced from chemically pure elements, ground and pressed at 5000 kg/cm 2
to tablets. They had a density of 5-5 - 5.6 g1cm3 (monocrystalline
density: 5.67 91CM3). Electrical conductivity was measured in a pressure
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S/!81/61/003/011/007/056
Electrical conductivitiy and self-... B102/B138
cell. For diffu8ion investigati on Ag 110M was deposited from an A01103
solution on to a silver plate which was then exposed to iodine vapor so
that an Ag-taggeft Ag*I surface film was formed. This silver plate was
then brought tog;t-her with an AgI tablet, and diffusion took place at a
certain temperature and a certain pre8sure~ Then the silver plate was
dissolved in HNO 3 and 15 to 30 g thick layers were cut from the tablets.
Their activity was measured with a gamma scintillation counter. The data
were used to plot diagrams: logarithm of spe~-,ific activity as functions
of the square distance. The self-diffusion coGffici-vat was determined
from the gradient of the straight lines. The Bridgman phase diagram
(Proc. Amer. Acad., 51, 57, 1915) is discussed in detail. The results of
the measurements are presented in Fig- 4- In all cases (all phases,
temperatures and pressures) the measured values of the self-diffusion
coefficients are much higher than the calculated ones. This might be
explained by assuming a circular diffusion for the a modification and in
states similar to it. For the other modifications instability of the
lattice could be responsible for the values. There are
4 figures, 1 table, and 21 references: 4 3ro-riet and 17 non-Soviet. The
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three most recent references to Engliah-language publications read as
foilowb'. A. 1. blayimdar a. R. Roy. J. Phys. Chem. 63, 1653, 1959;
K. Zimen et al. J. Chem. Boo., Supl. 2t 392, 1949; S. W. Kurcniok. J. Chem.
Phys., 210, 2181 1952.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. A. A. Zhdanova
(teningrad State University imeni A. A. Zhdanov)
SUBUITTED: ilay 9, 1961
Fig- 4- jig self-diffusion coefficient as a function of pressure at 90
and 1100C4
0
Legend: (a) measured, (b) calculated. (1) Dm at 110 C; (2) Dc at 1100c;
0 0
(3) D at 90 C; (4) D,;at 90 C.
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AUTHORS: Sokolov, S.N., Candidate of Technical Sciences
Tarlakov, Yu.V., Engineer
TITLE: Experimental investigation of the specifiz heat at
constant pressure of the vapours of aviation fuels,
gasoline G-70 (B-70), kerosene T-1 and fuel T-5
SOURCE: Moscow. Aviatsionnyy institut. Trudy. no.132.1961.15-30,
Teplofizicheskiye Bvoystva nekotorykh aviatsionnykh
topliv v zhldkcm i gazoobraznom soatoyanii.
TEXT: An apparatus has been &zveloped*fcr measuring specific
heat of vapours at constant pressure equal to or below atmospheric
pressure at temperatures up to 400-5000C It is a continuous flow
system with an experimental volume of 10; cm3 enclosed in a jacket
evacuated to a pressure of jo-5 mm Hg, the outer surface of the
tube and inner surface of the jacket are silveredl the tube is
mounted inside a thermostatL: oven. The volume is temperature
controlled to + O.I*C and heat loss zorrections are made
experimentally by recording temperatures with and without
electric current in the hsaters. The heat loss is estimated,
both theoretically and graphi-.ally, to be 0.5%. The specifii~ hea
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results are accurato to abou-. 0.3%. Each fuel was distilled into
separate fractions, whoss heata were determined, to
minimize the erro-rs involved in -.onslde.-Lng multizomponent
mixtures. Fraci;ions were; gazoline: 45 to 90, 90 to 120,
above 120OCi T.-A.: 117 to L60, 160 to 170, 170 to 200, above 2000C1
T-5: 210 to 222, *-22 to 250, 250 to 284, above 284*C. Specific
heats decreased, t1most linearly, with molecular weight by about
5% total for eacl. fuel. Thus, the data rould be used to predict
specific heats ft any parti~_-ular system involving those fractions
with appropriate eighting fa-c;tora. The temperature ranges
covered for each _'uel fraztion wera - gasoline: 125 to 185,
133 to 2370C for 4ha fizat two fraf;tions; T-1: 127 to 1761
170 to 200*C f!or he serand and `.hird*fractionsi T--5: 147 to 250,
201 to 2730C foz- he se,_~ond and ~-hird'fractions. There are
10 figures, 11 +li.)les and'14 ref,rences: 5 Soviet and 9 non-.Soviet.
The three refere:,es to English anguage publications read as follows:
Ref.9., Reynolds 3. and Vries T.. American Chemical Society, v 72,
no.12, 1950; Re'.11: Still D.F, and May-field F.D., Industriai
Engineering Chem,jtr-,, nc.35, `.43, p.639; Ref.14: Waddington G.,
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v.69* 1947-
Todd S. and Huffman H., American Chemical SocietY,
Abstracter's note; No experimental values quoted
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