SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZEZULOVA, M. - ZGIRSKIY, CH.

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ZEZY-ANOV', S.P.
Testing electrofiliOre for the purification of liquid,titanium
tetrachloride from tolid. 'particles in suspension. Titan i ego
splavy no.9:11j.7-148 ,163. WIRA 16:9)
(Electrostatic sop-ators)
(Titanium chloride)
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REZNIKOV, I.L.; MZUKLADNIKOV,.A.B.; UXShE, U.S.; GLADYSfC,,V, A.r.; ZZZYANOVYS.F.;
KMIAYEV p R, Kh.
Formation of phosgene during the chlorination of titanium slag in
electric shaft furnaces and chlorinators. Titan i erjo splavy -.ao.9:
140-146 163,, (1 IMA 16-.9)
(Titanium-449tall-urgy) (Chlorination)
'(Phosgene)
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I OT&M MM I

REZNIKOVS, I.P.;--g~XOIOV, S.P.
Proportioning feeder for even delivery of liquid at a low
rate. Zav. lab. 30 no.1:109-110 164. (MIRA 171..9)
1. Beroznikovskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-!8sladovatellskogo
alyuminiyevo-magniyevogo instituta.

DUEN, MIS,; AEk)Lqt4Y.# A.I.
Comparative study of the methods for the serodiagniosia oil
phytopathogenic viruses, Izv. TSKHA no#4:14'L-155 165,
(MntA 18:11.)
Is Kafedra fitopatologil Moskovakoy sel'skokhozyalystvennoy
ordena Lanins. akademii imeni Timiryazavae Submittod February
27P 1965.

SRI[-
ZEZYULIN,, D.M.
Thermophilic digestion of sewage 4Iediments. Sbor. nauch. rab.
AKKH no.6:105-115 161. (MIRA 15:3)
MOSMUMMOT'"

BEZENOV, V.V.; GUNTER, L.I.; ZEZYULIN, D.M.
A method of designing one-stage digestion tanks with
and mesophilic digestion. Sbor. nauch. rab. AKKH
1610-
(Sewag-e-Nirification)
thermophilic
no.6:134-137
(MIRA 15:3)

ZEZYULIN, D. M., Cand Tech Sci (diss) "Investigation of the pro-
cesses of thermophilic fermenting of the residue in methanate;3 in
chains of established technico-economic indices." Moscow, 1961). 28 pp;
with graphs; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Education
RSFSR, Moscow Order of Labor Red Banner Construction Engineering Inst
im V. V. Kuybyshev); 180 copies; price not given; (KL, 52-60, 120)
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ZEZIIJLINSKIY V.F.'; CHISTOKUTOV, P.F.
All hidden potentials in the economy of electric power should,
be fully utilized. Slek. i.tepl. tiaga 7 no.3: 5 Mr, 163.
&-IRA 16W
L Predeadatell-otraalevoy sektaii alektrifikataii i energetiki
Nauahno-tekhnicbeskogo obehahestva Piidneprovskey.dorogi
(for Zazyulinskly)a
Elactrio power)
Mectrie railroada-Current supply)

ROSTOVTSEV, A.A.; IL'IJJ, Yu.I.; BEIEGOVSKIY, A.Sj; '11SHIN, VA;
ZEML121, V.Ye.; YERW,-KOV, B.A.
Two-dimensional 1024-chanriel pulse height ot ilyzer DHA-1024-
Atom. energ. 11 no.1:58-59 J1 '61. (MIRA
14:'
(Electronic analog computers)
P- ME Maw-M W-4 a 8 am FA M I URI W KIM W, 01 11 ~R' A.

ZRZYULIHA, A.I.I(Maingrad)
loilrat aid by nonphysicians given 14 Accidents and acute illnesses,
dehanding surgery. V.N. Khodkov. Reviewed. by Z.I. Zeziulim.
Felld. t slmsh.no.l-.69-62 Ja 156 (MMA 9:4)
(FIRST AID IN ILRIMSS AND INJURY)

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111, and IV show that the Nit tiandiic(~ucide'la ahape
Anti pwithill with tile 1.49-p hand of liquid 1'. A VU61100
110,11 1:2 to 1*30 Ill tile mul. Mile 1.111 dots frot twt the
IAV band, Tht CIL ahtorpLion peak at U4 does not be-.
conic broader and retains the sharpness it han in CCli Soins.

A shift isalso observed in the 2nd over tent of I
24H for I in H.
The latter wcakli bond,~ lawAns.of
I lit VI the shift of the Nil
81
tains 7
'~ but In tile regi band in the reii;m it-
on of the 2nd ovitirtone ihe Nil'
,
j
tund d tirdy ( strong 11 bond). TLe thilt in-'
Molecular Interactions betw e g-and other coui.
I
- creases icity of the R bond rec' i t ' I IV'
0r
11
1i
i
I
i
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pounds by
solution abse 11
In
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ir. Piz. Khim. 24, 1414t- (I Th 11 bell in
be-
tcsp.)iniaoItcnV. Tlie%-alutnteralitsoin.olViitC"
tween pyrrole (I und acetone (11), acclylacehine 111), -
liitt4.7.Alsoltj.ofVinl.ttieflit2nd I
phenol (V,, aud p)ridine (VI) in.
e
ti
t
b
d b
b :
ovtrtow~ di-,lppears wlitre". tile Nit band dees mot thange.
In CCI
solim of V (4 A0 and 1 (4 M)
the OH itt overtone
v
s
e
y means of a
sorption spectra
etyrinu W Z~
ga
1.2 li and A. The Nil valence frequencies (resp,, ~
,
ii; Mlifted so that it c
eineldes with the, Nil hand. In dil.
4undaniental. tat overtone, 2nd overtone) of I in CC4 soln.- CCI, soins. the 11 bond betmen I and V I,% disrupted as can
am afflo, 6850, and 10,050 Cin.-I WIlermi the corresponding be seen train the 4imultancouts murtence of the Oil X,1.43 p)
values for pure liquid I are 3410, 6710, and 0.51). -The and Nil (1.472) bands. Tile latter trandii r-re slightly,
~

slilfts(2.5, 2, and 1%, rE--.p.)arc due to 11 bonding (awcn.).
Th
CH I
I t1tifted asid
Lhis tffcct pmL-ts in very dil. mlm: This fact
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lid tile
e
Wh
one sh
w th
t donot
t I
l
t
s
t
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=id at 1.64-p
s broader In liquid Ithan in the Ma
soln. but Is not shifted. Sppctta of 3.5 At whis. of I lit t~
,l
o
a
e
o ac
c
iz
s
a
pr
prt
itot w; an arceptur for It bouding. When tricirtaiffig
AualxGticsol It art addest to asolif. of I in CCII. otic olimires
a demast In the intensity of tile NIL band (t.441 ji4'iiwhkh
d'okappears vittircly for large It reneng. The 6ind..6 tiat
Milfted as it is in 1.11 mbits. lit We absence of,CC)4. ~ At the
r~lnle time, the CIL yeak (1.6& p) does not,change at all.
Similaily. the. Nit Ixuid (1.46 jA) pTogressividy dim%ppears
whext-as the CIL rvak (1.01 p) rvjmw unaVected in CCto
solim. of I and V1. A more rapid decrease in the M band
intensity LA effected fly VI than by 11. Thii decrease w1ty.
11misscrVeasiactitellon for the liazicity of thi. acceptor.
Bolidart

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MikiMma
11Y. A. Illin-kiy Orifyinator of the flydroicon Bond Theory," Usprukhl faiim., 18,
No. 61 1949-

M
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Study of tho dragon bond between
I
ari"Knic compQ!g1gl5i by means of in t e,
near intrarect, Ze-ty"lins I
rhQ-n.. zhur. k,jr, NAirt. as, Q -IN 11915 1 Y.-
a ~Iltu Utffik sixetrozvopic investisition the ear ln~fr, -
in n
red (, )_7&M CM~-I) is A
r %a CIIECJ(ll
M te the inter,jol. inte,
action between phenol (1) on the'one hand and
acetone (11).
acetyLacetane (111). acetoacelic ester (IV), or pyruvic acid
(V) on the other Itand., The spectra of 1-111-CC14 and I-IV- 1074,
Mj mixts. show-11 banding of the type 014-0-C be-
Awten I nnd III or IV and also a shift of the ket"nol equil.
of III and IV in a direction favoring the Intermol. interaction
of.the alcAype between mols. of III or IV instead of the
intratuol. fonus predominating In the absence of I (Shigorin,
C.A.43,7343c). Of course no keto-enol shift Is Observed in
ute of relative proton affinitles Is proviticd by (lie magnitude
of the shift A-y of the absorption hand (1,43ju) of I as a result
of 11 banding: Av - TH), 070, and 378 cut.-' for 11, 111, and
IV, rest). Spectra of I-pyrialue, V-pyrldinc and I-V-pyri-.
dine tnixtq. show that in the latter ternary system, an assocn.
of the following' type takes place: PhOll ... 0: C(Nfe)C-
(:0)011 ... NCjlJ1. Michel Boudvt
W WN
'Mi it.
777771~

Study of the h dm a bond between
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Compoun
by
M. In the
P". AA
e
clattu ts investiggationa a the n lnfm-
red (N0045W cm.,-1) is to,el"cidate the iatermol. later-
action betweers Phenal(l) ora the'one hind and acetone (U),

etylacetone (M), acetoacetic ester (IV) acitt
c U
a
*ne s
th
the
hand
ectr
f
(V)
F.
e o
.,
on
r
a o
p
Cch. mixts show H bowing of the t"M Olf. .0-C be-
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tween I ;W4 Mor IV and also a WIL of the lixto
enol equil.
of III and IV in It direction favoring the intutnol. Intemetion
of the ale. type between utols. of M or IV instead of the'
latramot. foring predominating In the absence of I (Shigorin
43
7343
Of
k
t
hi(
i
t
b
o-eno
course no
e
s
t
s o
0.
served
,
1-11-CC4 mixts., only R bonding between I and U. A meas.
ure of relative proton affinities U provirfed by the magnitude
of the shift A-1 of the abwpflon band (1.43 p) of 1 as a risult

of H bonding. 700, 670, and 378 cm.
for 11. M, and
IV Spettra of 1-gyrfiline, V-pyridine and I-V-pyri--
dle mi0s. show that in the latter ternary system, an asspen.
of the following- type takes place: PhOH." O:C(Me)(!-

(.-O)OIT ... NC*Hs.
Michel B*udart

Study of the h dr ;en bond between O"d Mh-
on BDPCFA
or 11 10 0", 0 11
or onto by means of Aks2mu M In. -
ULM
.1.1 M. Zezyglinakil . N. 1JO
J, j A 01 IqU; D,
7htij. -tit. Akin. 25, - 7ml-
~h=e- i'l T
I in 01 thiS SPCCUAY"PIC IMStigatIO I In tile
red (.5ZOO-76W cm.-J) is to elucidate (lie intennot. inter-
action between phenol (1) on the'otic hand and acetone (11).
acetylacetotle (III), acetoacetic rester (IV), I . . I
or pynivic act(
(V) an the other litind. .11te spectra of 1-111-C04 and I-IV_ **7%/
CCh inixt-.. -how It bonding of the type OR ... O-C be-
tween I and III or IV and also a shift of the keto-enol Mill.
of III arid IV In a direction favoring the Intermol. interaction
of the ale. type between raols. of M or IV instead of the
hitrainol. formis predominating in the atisvice of I (ShIgorl".
Mac). 0.1 course no ket"not shift Is observetil In
12V81: mixts., only It bondingbetween I and 11, Ameall~
tire of r6ttiVe PrOlOn Affinitlej 13 pfoVkjCd by tile 111tigIlItUde
of the Am Ay of tile n1tiorptlott band (I A.3p) of I as it result
of 11 lionding, as, - 7W, 0-0, and 378 cm. -1 for It, Iff, and
IV, rimp, - 6 ctra of I-pridine, V-pyridine and I-V-pyri-
dit lit, c
owthatint cliitterteriiiiry?;ysterti,anas~mot.'
of th( following~typ-- takes place. PhOH ... 0: C(btc)C-

ZEZYTJLINSKIY, V. m.
Spectrum Analysis
Examination of absorption spectra in the near infra-red zone of phenol solutions of
certain neutral solvents. DokI. AN SSSP 81 no. 4, 1951. Institut Organicheakoy Khimii
Akademii Np~uk SSSR, Rod. 26 Sent 1951.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Conp
,rens, May 1952. MIM-A.SSIFIND.

PEYVE, Ya.V.1 PETERBURGSKIY, A.V.., doktor sellkhoz. nauk, prof.; GAR,
X.A., kand. velikhoz. naukj GOLYSHIN, U.M., knnd. biol.
nauk; KOROTKIKII, G.1.# kand. nollkhoz. nauk; CHESALIN, G.A.,
kand.uallkhoz.nauk; RAKITIN, Yu.V., doktor biol. nauk;
ZEZYULINSKIY, V.M., kand. sellkhoz.nauk; DFVYATKIN, A.I.,
-01M.T.-Mhosi-nank; VENEDIKTOV, A.M.) kand.selikhoz. nauk)-
TAHANOV, M.G., kand. biol. nauk,- BORISOVA, L.G.; BEREZNIKOV,
V.V., kand. tekhn.nauk; KONDRATENKO, R.V., st. nauchn.sotr.;
BORISOV, P.B., st, nauchri.sotr.
(Chemistry in agriculture] Khimiia v sellskom khoziaistve.
Moskva, Kolos, 1964. 381 p. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Chlen-korrespondent ANSSSR (for Peyve). 2. Nachallnik
laboratorii Nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta plastmass
(for Borisova). 3. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy -institut
plastmass (for Kondratenko, Borisov).

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6000 B102/B214
AUTHORS: Ro stnvtsev, A. A., 111in, Tu. I., Beregovskiy, A. S.?
Tishin , V. G., Zezyulin, V. Ye., Yermakov, B. A.
TITLE: A two-dimensional, 1024 channel pulse-height analyzer of the
tYPeAMA-1024 (DMA-1024)
PERIODICAL: AtomniVa energiya, v. 11. no. 1, 1961, 58 - 59
TEXT3 The two-dimensional amplitude analyzers developed in the west suffer
from certain shortcominga. Fbr example, the one described in Ref. 1
allows only for a qualitative study of the spectrum; thooe described in
Refs. 2 and 3, though allowing for quantitative study, have two-stage
recording and the results can not be obsorved during the experiment.
These have some othar disadvantages,too The authors of this "Let-ter to
the Editor" have developed and construc~od a two-dimensional pulse-height
Ianalyzer with 1024 channels; it wears the deeignation DMA-1024. It con- 4
aists of a recorder block and two equal sorting instruments "XII an6~ "Y"
into which the pulses of the detectors are fed; these are recorded and.
processed only under certain given conditione.of coincidence, The anlyzer
Card 1/5
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25378
089/61/011/001/007/010,
A two-dimensional 1024 channel ... B102/B214
channels are arranged in the-form of a matrix (32-32- 1024). The channels
of the magnetic storage system (with ferrite nuclei) have each a capacity
of 16,000 pulses. The informations are made-visible on the screens of two
cathode-ray tubes of the type 13JL037 (13L037). The information. is repre-
sented on the screen of one of the tubes in a linear system with -10%
accuracy, and on that of the other in a two-decadic system in the form of
an optically modulated point screen, The analyzer works with vacuum
tubes and semiconductor diodes; ifi all it contains 360 tubes. The appara-
tus operates on a.c. mains (220 v, 50 cps) and consumes 2.5 kw. Its size
is 2000-900-800 mm. The apparatus is easy to control, and has a reliable
uninterrupted working for 8 hours. The temporal distiibution of two,
correlated processes clan also be studied with its help. The figure shows
60
a two-dimensional-spectrum of the CO -;T- radiation taken by matins of this
.apparatus. The spectrum shows three groups of possible coinciden6es.
The group of coincidences for complete absorption of the r-rays with the
energies 1.17 and 1.33 blev in both crystals (photopeak) is represented by
two vertites3 1-17; 1.33 Mov, and 1,33; 1.17 Mev, Tho droup coincidences
for complete absorption in the one, and partial absorption in the other
crystal (Cc%pton scattering) is represented by four "ridges" (photopoaks -
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B102/B214
~~KiXompton) The group f coincidences for partial absorption in each'of,,the
1 414 - 0
i:,-i itia crystals, is represent ad.- by the surface part designated "Compton -:1
c0
,,i,tmptonll, Scintillation unters Yrith photomultipliers of the type 411~ Y 1 C
FEUIS) and H I (Tl) crystal of 30 mm length and 20 mm, height were -4)ipployqd
a
f6r-taking the 'spectrum. The resolving time of the coincidence airetuit
~y!as S. Zamyatnin ion. wh6se,initiatile.'thia.:*ob~1
le4seo. The authcrs thank Yu.
'was carried outj V. Lt. Gorbachev for discussion and interest, and L, P.
4.,"."Bilibin for help.. There are I figure and 6 references, 3 Soviet-.bloc and
non-Soviet-bloc. The three references to Englishulanguage publications
read as followst Ref.1i L. Grodzins. Proceedings of the Second United
.T.Nations Inter. Conference on the Peaceful Usea of Atomic Energy. V61. I
1-i I - 4
Geneva,
p. 351.. Refs2t M. Birk, T. Braid, R. Detenbeck. Rev. Scient.,
~Instrum. 203 (1956)- Ref - 31 P Cavanagh Boyce. Rev Scient. :,Uibtruma I
1 (1956).
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'leg
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Study of am hydtalleck boad b4twasla likedill ~A4 atittit
lagmak cotap"a4ii by means of obwpdm spectra In thii,
near tabu". V. M. ZelyullaskiT (A. N. Hakh Inst. Hio-
Chem.. Moscow).* ZhWr.*M.-'KAim. 25,
TheAnt of thisittlectro4milic InvestigAllosk lit the time ltlfra-
red (ArOONX) clu.-I) is to ellicklaw file Intenw, litter.
actkin between 111141101 (1) on the L414 hAnd 411d Oxctotle (U),
actlylACTtutir ( 11), actioucelk ester (IV) Pyruvle acid
(V) oil the other lixod, The smtm of 11-fil"CC4 and I-IV-
CC4 IlAsts. show It boadjus of the tm Off ... 0-C be.
tweelt I and III at IV and also a shift a, the keto-enol equil.
of III and IV In a direction favoring file 11itertnot. InteCtiction
of the ale. " between mots. of lit oc IV in4mid of file
intrailll. formis PMlQtUlftAtlU9 lit (hr;AbWRCtQ(I (811(106H,
V-4-43,734&)~ Of couirse no kebi-enol shift 1~j ijbiffvcd lit
1-11-CCli mixisq only It bodinit b~kw~ I ml 11. AMCM-
of the AM Al of the abuirption Imud (1.43,v) of I as a result
f It banding: 4. - TW. 670, and 37gem.-I for 11 111 and
IV. relp. ctris of I-Pirmine. V-Pyridint and F-V-~Yri-
dine onxisli'ow that in thelatt" fernArymysttin, an as%mn.
Of file following type takes plam PhOll ... OX(MOC-
Itichel Houdur
MURM

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All- 00 CC W- &.-k -4-4-
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60 saportin alter (it) 111in. the prom" 0(co4alatism iftavsizm tu,
Ito diaparalou of Indanthmao, dy" ii liold of Ultm- a point where the site t4 the mictuaggregaites It"Ain,
041 mad Wam. V. M. ZczYuumkd and S. S. Turnausicif. ochanced. - Itowever. with sutfite silk as st&bWm the -00
M)-ThT
j J. m, c" ( v S S. R.) 11, 81) 1 -4 (1 site of t he lim I ickm it rvdtkn1 ("XII A ~ I 1) 4 a all er 3 1 itin. .00
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&to oissh"v 7 sq. CRI., wave kofth NU% in,, qtuina In. EMU I'VIA111011 Ul dW WAS. Site to the VOCIM, WS% UbtgbX4,
tensity 3 A kw., coum. C 3 Z For diNtmist RM0604
-- 5-tbe particks was, xWed, No effect III The frequency of The ultrzxxLtld &Id olt the
11W dispersion m.1 & stabifity of tft mapImmiloctii dt- dispersion of the dye in the MO-= in. relim wvz~ 0b- I
00 Ij! pead ch the intensity td the ficid. on The coma. OUtht served. Four diagrams and I t4t* am given, Is
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Saponits ~)Alrl%% tx! the wt. of Ithkatht"w) vid xMtr
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W.7j obtab" tarp - f(t) Cm - An of the plinlidell) SboWtbAl P to
-70 during tlw Ist Sl(j min. a rapid bremakingusiol the pulklits
0OW7 takes PlAcv. LAtef their SIM m1was mvictkimy MD.
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a III& U_: AV 00 F, I - , I - v -; ~W- - 1 1 -,- on a I 'I ad 0 a a -7-3
1, IN It I W oil S a
It
dick
0 'to 0 G 11111 0 0 0 0:0 0 0 W 04k 0 01* 010 0 0 0 0 00 00000 0

flessr-faftaret! abootpdoc opecbs of phenol solutions In
am* neuw ocimts. V. U, Zq-VwbsskiI (InAl. OCA.
Ckin. Atwl, qd, U S.S.R, *M"w). P414dy AW.
Xjak EV.S.m. mi. the wave.
Iquilth mnse, the pomition and the whIth of the Oil band of
,molf
I range o(coccus.. 0.12&-b . Analmostanalostous
invurisshility of the absorption band Is found In solos. of
1111011 Its PhIfe and Phlir.. This behavW Inilk-ates per.
sistence of the Is Ctn-bond awen. of PhOll mots. even
1.,Wwouncus.
solus. in CCI, ptbduces a nwrowing of the Off bapit and its
Ailt t0 1110tttf WAVM 10 hCX&nC and In cyclalsexanc, the
"itim of the Oil tLuld is Practically the mme wt In CC,.-
Evidently. In these solvents, there Is no Ppecific Intmiclion
betwetit the PhOll and the solvent met%. N. Thon
..........

Mal#Culm Imoractions Warriors lityirolis and othoor tosto.
I do br golistem abo"fillom opettre In lit* "#AT hiltrarild,
M Z If 11W (IIAlLh ttkvb.nl 1".4. Mtoomomw)
xio'. 1142-0001 _iho it LQQI bc-,
tween Pyrrole (I - 1.). acetylacetcons" M),
lict(Dmtfc "ttir (IV), phenol M, slid pyMine (VII) L, In.
Vestllattd bY means of absorption spectra between 0.75-
~
1.2 x and t3-1,411 p. Tht Nil valessm fmquirrivi"
fundamental. lot overtune. 2im overtone) of I In Co. M.
'are MO. 69W. and 10,0W rin. -1 whereas the cormspoodir
values fat ;urc liquid I art 3410, 07J0, anti 9930. ;~'C
shifts (2.0, . a 1%. mp.)Lmdue toll boadin assom.).
Tht CH barld at I
.1114-iv Is broader In liquid I tb=v the CCL
molls. but Is not shifted- Spectra of 3.5 At sofas. ot I in
11, Ill, anti IV Ww* 111011 the Nil thil"Is Waridii 10 SWI-e
aniff Immitlow with flit 1.0-p Wool id hilt4ld 1, A tradAlkst
froons 1.2 to 1:30 lit flit inool, ratio 11:1111 does W, $hIll flit
1,49 Wall. 'I'lle Of Ai-orptiolml Peak at 1.111 dom not loor-
cuntor bsoader and tortAinso the shArptitia It hat In C" mAns.
A shift isatwulosarmi in the2riolovelifoupol Nil foor 9 In It.
This faster lart Allfigr%loo is [Witter "rok If liollil. In oiling, Ili
I lit VI the shift W the Xil Writ] in the at-
t*ius 7.8% but in the migiost of the 2nd ovitriont shot Nil
Imml dimplicers endirlir (%triait If Imotill. 'I'll* shift 1.
"e"" ilh Ill, l"Mcity .4 the 11 Wn.1 oo,~f I". In I-V
itlist. . I'llp r%pr,-t% I Ill )a- lilt- ..,
m4n, "t lilt gig at IM allot 0 thk
!.I, I mwfs 4--,
11110 Itl 1111111CIS V- I lit' I Able- l' 4 1 .1 M411. Of V it- CCI'
are 1.43 and OAKS. In it 4.7 At scoln. Ill V In 1. theOll 2nd
ovel 14joc tli.'AplWUF% Whemil file NIf Wild 'to" 11.0t cl-allge,
lit CC4 lwlu~. I,( V J4 Af).ml 1 (4 M, dirOll Ist, OVITUMV
Is thifled .. that it ro'llivid"m Rilh fit, Mt lit Ill
as 4-4n
1W seen 111jill the 4111rilve.4 tile kill 0 43 0.)
and Nil ~1.472) hands, The Liatti lxknds are slightly
shifted aud this effect pert6ts lit very tfil. "no. rhis (Act
and tile prectilling one show that I prefers to act as a tk)oor
li'll us '111 alvepior for If Immiling. Wit" Increasing
quantities oil 11 are old,l,ol to,& u4st-of 1 in CC4, line obscry"
dmrasw Ili tile i4teltsitY uf the NI I tkind (t.4d ;.) which
disappears entirely for 14rgc U concils. The hand W not
shilted4siti-iiul-Utilixts.intlicubwnceo(C(.'4. Allbor
litnit little, file CII IK%k (1.1" j.) dtiors; not clignCt at all.
SimiltirlY. tile Nil haind (1.46 1,) piriwesitively &%appean
wherms the Cli SwAk (t.ti4 P) Trot.titits unaffected in CCI.
stAits. W I'anif VI. A itime tipid derm~moor in the Nil loano
intensity is effected toy VI IlLtu by 11. This decrease amy
thus serve as a criterion for the basicity Ld the acceptim,.
kfichrl Roll'I'm

USSR/General Division. General Problems. Philosophy A-1
Methodology

Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biologiyal No 2. 1958, 4595
Author V. Ze-z7ulinskiy
Inst
Title Application of theMethod of Marked Atoms
in Biology and Agriculture
Orig,Pub V sb; Primeneniye atom. energil V mirnykh
tselyakh, M., 1956, 127-135
Abstract A. survey of the more important achieve-
Iments made in the application of marked
atoms in biology and medicine. The im-
portance of these investigations in.the
study of the metabolism-of brain tissue,
the structure of glycoine and the mech-
anism of A, C, and 13, avitamino4v%esis
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_A _WF~Ar_-_
USSR/General Division. Gene:ral Problems. Philosophy A-1
Methodology
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Bi~ologiya, No 29 19587 4,595
Abstract pointed out. In animal husbandi-j the
method of marked atoms makos it poiisible
to observe 'the intensity of phosphorus
and calcium metabolism, the paths of
infection.by some infectious diseases
(bracellosi,q), and t-.he peneLration of
madi6inal substances through the skin.
0
A study with the aid of marked atoms of
plant nutrition and problems of ferti-
lizers revealed that noneroot feeds serve
as supp.Lemer.Ltary sources of phosphoims
nutrition of plants in the most impor-
tant periods of their growth.
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Radioleatopas and nuclear radiations in the service of agriculturo.
9 no43:234-235 3 160. 1 (HIM 13:6)
(Radioiaotopes-Inductriul applications)
(Atomic energy in agriculture)

AUTHOR: Zezyulinskiy, V. M. SOV189-5-2-,19136
TITLE: Scientific Conference on the Use of Radioactive Isotopes and
Their Radiation in the Agriculture of the USSR (Nauohraya
primeneniyu radioaktivnykh izotopov i izluohenV
konferentsiya
po
v sellskom khozyaystve SSSR)
PMODICAL; Atomnaya en ergiya, 1958, Vol. 5, Nr 2, pp. 187-189 (TJSSR)
ABSTRACT: A conference took place at Moscow from April 22 to April 26, 1958,
which had been convened bv the Vsf-soyuznaya akademiya
sel' skokhozyaystvenrxykl, Malik (All-Union Academy of
Agricultural Sciences). The conference was attended by 500 persons
from the USSR and from the peoples' democracies. Lee-Lures of a
general nature were delivered during the plenary sesoions. In three
parallel sections the following subjects were dealt with:
a) plant growing, b) animal breedings 0) hydro-engineering,
amelioration and mechanization of agriculture.
Re. a): C14, s35, p32 etc. are being used to an ever growing ex-
tent for the investigation of biochemical and physiological proo-
esses. The following problems deserve to be mentioned as being of
Caxd 1/3 particular importance: Determination of the intensity of

Scientific Conference on the Use of Radioactive SOV189-5-2-19136
Isotopes and Their Radiation in the Agriculture
of the USSR
photosynthesis in the case of wheat and citrus shrubs. Investiga-
tion of the interrelation of photosynthesis inten3ity irk plants
with and without nutrition through the roots. Determination of
optimm gmin-sizes for superphosphate. Mobility of Ca in the soil.
-test field with a C060-source of 190 0. ,
k
e. b): The following problems were especially discussea.,
Metabolic processes in animals, physiology of the formation of
milk and the action of vitamins. A number of lectures dealt with
the therapy of skin diseases of domestic animals, in which con-
neotion radioactively marked preparations were used wittL good
success,
Re. o): Investigations in this field were carried out in two
directions: 1.) Application and improvement of r-methods for the
determination of moisture and density of the soil and ground.
2.) The use of radioactive isotopes for the investigation of the
Cara 213 motion of gravitation- and capillary water in the soil.

Scientific Confere'nce on the Use of Radioactive SOV/89-!5-2-19/36
Isotopes and Their Radiation in the Agriculture
of the USSR
In compliance with directions issued bythe Presidium of the
VASKhNIL the entire material of the conferende will ber published
by the end of the.year.
Carxl 313
-d r
0
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USSR/Cultivated Plants General Problems. M.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Bial., No 4, 1958) 154W
Author V.M. Zezyulinakiy
Inst
Title Atomic Energy in Agriculture.
(11tomnaya energiya v sellskon khozynystve).
Orir, Pub Ve8tn. s.-kh. nauki, 1957, No 7.9 145-1484
Abstract No abstract.
Card 1/1

V J%,t.
same nPtral-sallents V 2A Z 0
'0
% A~K U.i6*r,'-no"-,!'.',
1,101-
UMOMRII'~'2[),s wave.
WaG S., ic 0.75
length range. the oAtIon and the vneffl, of the Oil bond of
PhOHJ0.Q8jA)ln stigiolnfefvirltipfiriteallytinchangedin
abroa range of concris., 012&-6 At. An almost analogous
Invariability. of the absorption - Irind Is found In solnx.~ of
VhOff In PhMe and PhUr. This behavior indicates per-
sistence of the hydrogen-bond assocu. of PhOll mols, even
atlowconcns.
soins, In CC4 produces a narrowing of the Oil band and Its
shift to sborter vravc3. * In hexane and ln'cyclohexane, the
ItIon of the Oil band is practically the same as In CC14.
M
dently, In Ge- -nIvents, there Is no specific Interaction
I between the PhOll anti the solvent mols. N. Than

USSR/Cultivated Plants. Potatoes, Vegetables, Melons. m
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 17, 19581 77666.
Author :_9ezYUlW=r-Prr
Inst : All-Union Scientific-Research Institute of the Sprit
and Liqueur and Vodka Industry.
Title : Duration of Testina of Clones.
OriC, Pub: Byul. nauchno-teklui. inform. Vses- n.-i. in-t
spirt. I likero-vodochn. prom-sti, 1957, No 3, 65-68.
Abstract: In 1954 and 1955, in the Latvian Experiment Station,
a study was conducted of the Influence of different
1Y.Troved selections on the variation ability of
mother seeds of the Foran potato variety. Euring
a two-year test of clones, in conparison with a one-
year test, a marked difference in the harvest ability
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USSR/Cultivated Plants, Potatoes, Vegetables, Melons. M
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 171 1958,, 77668.
and quality of the mother seeds was not observed.
1n-1955 -best.results (in harvest of mother seeds)
were,obtained in a--vuiant-with seeanaterial from
a tuber selection of.a harvest of potatoes raised
in sil r planting. In experivents of 19550 at
the Tatar Dase of the institute, the excellence
was brouGht to light of the clone selection with a
two year test (in comparison to the one year) in
the Soviet.(1241) and Kazan (109~) varieties. In
the Lorkh and Oktyabrenok varieties, good results
were obtained during the one-year test of the
clones. The author recormends the use of clone
selections with the one-year teat. In regions
with a positive effect of sumcr plantings, it is
also expedient to use tuber selections from harvest
CaXXI 2/3
59
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g, !K?

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I.f
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22-23 156. (MIRA 12:11)
(Sewing nachines)

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AUTHOR: _ ZgbLdZM B. A. YAklakay 'I.
A.
TITLE: M4giptic.and electric 'properties of certain polymers with semiconduc~2r proper-
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L9&s' ~2-53
TOpIC TAGS., organic semiconductor, magnetic susceptibility, conjugate bond system.,
temperature dependence; activation energy-, semiconductor conductivity
ABS .TRACT:. Me authors measured the static magneticNk4ceptibility X and the electric
conductivity cr of three polym~rs.~with conjugated bondj X'vas measured in the field-
intensity interval 500 - 5500 Oe at room tempera~urej and a in the range PRO - IMC.
It follows from the obtained data that X varies hyperbolically with the field for all
samples, while o varies in accordance with the usual exponential law with temperature.,
The experimental data sh01
for m in M, whem and 110 are the scalar prycluct and
the norm in thi Hilbert space. [See Mihlin Direct
methods in mathematical physics, Gostehizdat,- Moscow'
Leningrad, 19S0.] J. B. Un (College Park, Md.).
4/

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ZGSIERSK
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'R~'~
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---Gateg-or~. USSR/Ridi7ophywics ------o-wave reception 1-7
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1j 1957
No 1937
Author
Title Detennination of the Envelope of a Pulse
Orig Pub -.,%tmassk. politekhn. in-ta, 1955, 4) 241-246
Abstract Examination of the passage Of a pulse through a linear system having a
bandwidth that is much smaller than the carrier frequency of the pulse.
The frequency characteristic of the system is replaced by the &-irtacteristic
of the tuned oscillating circuit. The problem is solved by operational methods.
The oscillograms cited show that the'method has an adequate accuraicy.

SOV1112-59-1-1859
Translation from: Ref erat,ivn-yy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nx 1,1p 266 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Zgirskis
TITLE: Determining tho C!rcait of it Twopolo Pm ti Glxmn. palso 11,1MY.W3118a
PERIODICAL: Tr. Kaun ssk. politelr-b-n. -in-ta, 1957, Vol 7, pp111-118 (Original
in Lithuanian, summary in Russian)
ABSTRACT: A method is suggested for determining the circuit of a. twopole whose
impulse characteristic is known. The method is based on expa.--ding the known
impulse characteristic into a DC component and exponential components.
Determining the pa-rallel bz-anches of the unknown twopole is made by analyzing
and comparing the components with impulse characteristics of elementary two-
poles; substituting an eq7jivalent twopole for 2 par;jllel branches is permitted.
The method is also applicable in cases where one of the components represents
a damping sine curve; in this case,. a twopole consisting of sarles-connected
Card 112

SOV/112-59-1-1859
Determining the Circuit.of a Twopole,Trom a Give3i PuIse-Responte-
resistance, inductance, and capacitance is introduced into the circuit. A
numerical example is cited of determining a twopole circuit when its impu'se
characteristic is known.
N.A. T.
Card 2/2

MIRSKIS) V. V.
II'Telegraphic Distortions Caused by Tona Telegraphic Cbamials.11
Cand Tech Sci, Leningrad Electrical Engineering Inst of UomunLca-
tions imeni MI. A. B.onch-Bruyevich, Leningrad, 1955- (M., No 9, Fab 55)
30: Stm. Wo. 631, 26 Aug 55-Survey of Scientific and Technical
Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions
(14)

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Ova A

ZGIRSKIT, Ch., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauke
I
.Effect on repairing techniques on the wear resistance of metal-
coated parts* Avtotransp-33 no.1:22-24 Ja'55e (MLB& 80)
(Automobiles-Repairing-)
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