SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZINOVYEVA, N. K. - ZINTSOV, V. V.

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The mechanism of magnesiothermal ... D245/D3O3
of the spongev the lining booomes larger and the role of surface-
diffusion processes and secondary chemical reactions becomes more
marked. In the third stage (TiC1 consumption -:--- 80 %) , the voll---
AA the expense of the lining
of the reaction maas increases a , Ti,014
reduction Is gradual with intermediate formation of Ti sub-ch ori-
des and their final reduction to metal. There are 3 figures an&B
referencest 6 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Boviet-bloo. The references to
the English-language publications read as followat F.S. Vartman~~and
J. 0th, J. Blectrochem. Soo.# 1954p V. 101, no. 10; W.J.Kroll,
Metal Induatryt 1955p v. 27, nos. 4-9.
Oard 2/2

LUKASHENKO, E.Ye.; ZINOVIYEVA, N.K.;,TEMHIHv V*P.;'AOFA4OVt L.P0
Mechanism of the thermachemical reduction of M4.enevAup and the for-*
mation of titanium sponge in industrial react,0s. T*tan I ego,
splavy no.6:14-20 ~61. (MIRA 14:11)i
(Titanium_.Xetallurgy)~,

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as a "ix1.-TbQrutQjh of a. tech.4tWic-Al. ftiet-h. 4
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Mn 0.2-0.R. Cr (1.7-1.75, Vi u4i to 3.7. .11 k,.2,1 - 1.1.15 arhl 0
so Mo, 0.1341-63% is fttxtrted. (kk the basis of requite ob*
tainecl is the use of such steeli for crank &halt* for Dintrl .0 0
motors it is concluded that they Are satisfactmy (tit the :
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pp
Pk Ak Muk SSSR" Vol I~X=j -2
~died solutions of benzene, benzoic acid, gmlll~
;iallcylicc acid) %nd -phth-talie -acid -in alcoh.61:
,a carbon tatrachlbride-.
A-aarn dis=ter veseel~,-J -reed in liqaid
ygen. On preliml-nary cooling by:~ oxygen, they..
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OR/Pbysics Phosphorescence .1 c On't'd ilIse'D 49i
re exclt-ad by liglit of a 375-vatt, rua-rcury leap 'i
W-2) for 15 sec. Primary result vap. that soj..~'
its did not influence cm-wea of phoephorresce
=bing in subst-iLneen studied.. iav of quenchlod.
,,se gubatAnces reffiAln Cl qXpone-nti SO qr7l.
Acad S. I.' Vavilov 9 Jul 49,
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dad of AXONUMN 04 balaw 99A OUWD
Iext"WOM carw" C61mmed for the PbEmebwravesm of Coll, Iml
bamzuw~ pUleIGY11C. aW phthidk ackb ag - 183' after ka4i-
Win With A 6 V&POW Imp is tim skim withmI golmt or in I I
F-toll. IISO. or CCI,. bui tim colour of Ow lumuw*crwe is shilinj
ef L in tNI Ord" siven. Pie extitittiorl ciprif, (or
=14411afl d". t64 #(W 64kytiC Mid P,%UWUA KM fall, in ttm~,
maw mler, whda thosd 44 p1lic acid are the same to all oolvent,
The int4 m-atyof phorpirwommm fiLas to Ow order 91011. 11,0, CCJ4.
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Lov Ten
p*z*tiie J&search
'~rbMping of Phospholreacence in Alcobol Solutions of
Very Simple Aromatic Compounds at the Tea~'
Ature - of -Liquid Oxyg-en, Q, G.. Ziiiowyeva, Jro.4
Eng-, Constr ZnBt PP.,
'&ur Ewper i Teor~t Fit- Vol XK, No 2
6 six phenolg', six aromatic -hy-
c QM.P uz -
Amearbons, and four aromatic acids. Finds dampiag
exponential. ~,Averap duration of excited
e in molecules
of substances studied depends on
Zature and position of substitution groups introduc~ad
ics - Phosphorescence (contd) Feb 50:
in;to~b~nzepe ring and does not equal average duratlopI
'i~r_ excited state In molecules of pure substances-.
of lumineacensce Of -the solutions also differs
that of pure substances. Submitted 14 Jul 49'.,
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SINOVITIVA, R.Y.;IVAROVA, Z.,G.;KORSAKOV. I.V.;smznw, A,?.
14
Vacuum cooling of neutralized protinots, Gidrolls. ilosokhIn.
prom.8 no.5:19-21 15% (IMPA 9:1)
I,Iranskiy g1drolin", savade
(Wood-Ch(mistry)

PLOTNIKOV, A.Ya.; GNEZDOVO V.I.;
Using the flotation mothod for the recoverf or t~ai a'.1, Oldrollit.
i lesokhim,prom, 15 no.10-9 16~. (MIRA 18:3)
1. TSentrallrory nauchno-issledovatellskiy 3.esokhWche.9kiy institut.

prac~jc.?
D,,,, "unicip, SmitItIort
'in iv Y 1.12
40,11 "Uld,
-U2,ullova 7 7~ ZI
153.
Sall.

ZU107.'YZVA, SA.; BUMOVA, A.V.; RUPAROVA, L.Y.
Vork practice In Industrial saultation mMervislon by the Rostov-ou-Dom
Manicipal Station for Sanitation and lpidemlological Control. Gig.1 uan,
no.lls45-47 N 153. (MU 6:10)
1. Rostovska7a-na-Donu gorodskaya sanitarno-apidemiologIcheskaya stsntsiya.
(Rostov-on-Don--Industrial hyglene)

ZINOVIYEVA. -T,-
Recently organized. NTO 2 no.6t6l Je 160, (14IRA i,612",
1. Predsedatelf fa-&Ioma pryadillno-tkatskogo kmbixiata 'Krasnoye
ZnarVap" g.Rsmensko~iv Moskovokoy oblasti,
(R=1 I I p
onakoo-Tottile industryY

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ZINOVIYEVA, T,K., Insh.
ZffIclency of treating cotton and staple fibers with oil and
emulsions. Teltst.prom, 19 no.8:66-69 Ag 159.
(141,RA 13
1. TSantrallnaya nauchno-issladovatal'skaya, laboratoriya Gl"-
lankblopproma.
(Cotton fintshIng)

7.: 1:
FRIDLYAND, L.A., kand. tekhn, nau)%,-~49T~ pz;T4N., inzh.;
KONOVS, YU.K.J. Inzh.
Welding aluminum with titanium. Svar. proizv. no.ll*t
5-8 N163.

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T. N., KOLODHAYA B. A.0 XOXOV),Yu. X., (Englileorm) ana MD11YAND) 1. A.
cr'S,C~i.) (Roscawi
"Investigation of processes of Joining ti, twtlum-aluminum. and aluminum--stee
was devoted to a study of the behavior during dynamic loading of constructions, achieved
by welding and by rolling and welding by explosion. A technology Vas developed vh1ch
involved preliminary hard-facing on titanium of technically pize aluminum AVOO or AVOOO
either with calorizing or without it. Thicknets of the layer of hard-facing in 5-8 mm.
Welding is carried out by are in arE,,on by melted or unmelted ,electrode, Ultimate
atrength of joining OT4 with AMg6-11 is 2? kG/mw?, angle of bend 1T./300.
Report presented at the lat All.-Union Conference on welding of heterogeneous
metals, at the Inst of Electr1c Welding im. Ye. 0. Paton, 1.4-15 June 1963.
(Reported in Avtomaticheskaya avarka., Kiev., No. 9, Sept 1963, Pp 95-96 author,
V - R. lbrabov)
JPRS 24,651 19 may 64

APXHMMLISKIT, B.N.; BALTAKOVA# Te*Te.; GMVICHO M.S.; U7?w, 1.r ~rjd.;
3
-XITGARTS, B.Bi; XMOZOV, V.14 . _+~
P
M.P.; TaMIKHII, II.L; TOLSTIMIN, O,V*; TOAPOT, Y#8.0
red,; OUROU, O*A*, tekhn, red,
j
(ILplanatory'notin to a bydrocheImical mp of.the V, ff SR, ona
scale of 1:5.000,0001 Ob"lainitelInala x&ptmIa':k gidrokhImiches6l
karte SSSR v mmuhtabe I : 5,000000. Red, IJC. Zaitmov. V6skwa,
Goo, nauc-buo-takhn. Izd-vo lit-ry po geol. I o)dmzw~ nodr, 1958.'
138 p. 11:7)
1, Ionlv4grad, ruesolunnyy geologlobeghy institut.
(Water, UixUrgro=d-m%pG)

BRONEVITSKIYs V.P.; VISLEM9 14.V.;-IIIOVIYEVA U.Z.; MMUGINt A.M.;
V
F~ N
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RASINj B.I.;-FEIDOROV, A.A.; FED OV., D.!;. FEDOTOVA, A.Ye.;
VOLIalOVER, R.S.,, teklui. red.
[Central Museum of Colomunications named after4.S.Popov]
TSentral'My muzei svfLazi imeni A.S.Popova. Le.ningradp
1962. 234 P. (MIRA 1501)
1. Russia (1923- U.S4,S.R.)MInisterstvo oviazi.
(Leningrad-Co=iunications museums)

L 24548-66 hWT(m)/E7dPQ)/T/i.TC(m)-6 IJP(c) VNIlt-V
AM NK: 6uu54o4 (A) SOURCE U01ji': UR/0323/65/000/005/0062/ 67
AUTHOR: Zinovlyeva, V. A. (Engineer)
ORG; Moscow Textile Institute (Moskovskiy tekati-11grj institut)
TITLE. Structure and strength of slightly stretching warpicnitted glass relin-
forced. fabrics
SOURCE: IVUZ. Tekhnologiva legkoy pronVehlennosti,, no. 5, 1965, 62-67
TOPIC TAGS: glass reinforced fa~r.ic. textile., textile induqtry
ABSTRACT: The prescribed strength of threads in warp-icnitted glaus reinforced
fabrics can be increased by using lower-gage threads. The strength of slightly
stretching warp4cnitted glass-reinforced- f abrim made from the same gage of thiead
depends on the kind of interweaving used. The strength of weft linens based an
tricot increases with threadwaft tightening during the process of knitting. The
investigation was supervised by Professor A. 3. Dalidovich. Orig, art* hast; 5 lig-
ures and 1 table. (Summary) (NT)
SUB CODE: ll/ SIJIM DATE: 15Dee.,64/ 01UG REF#- 001/
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ZINOVIMAp V.A., aspirant
Processing of glass fibers on warp knitting machims, Tekst..pi'om.
24 no.lt6l-64 J& ~'64- 1713)
1. Moskovskiy tekstil.Inyy institut.

MATUSIVICH, V.P., dokto~ vaterinarnykh mank, professorl,21MOTIMA, T.F.i
studeatka.
Dechlorination of watero Vaterinarlia 33 no.41696-70 Ap 156.
(HLRk 9:7)
l.Dnepropetrovokly ael'skokh02yaystvswqy institut.
(Water--Chlorination)

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SHVXDOVA. V.P.; ZHILKINA, K.I.; ZXE IF%,. V. K.
Now method for the craantitative separation of antimozq. Radio-
Wmila I no,1:109-111 159* (LIRA 12:4)
(Ant imoV--A-aalys is) (I~xtraction (Chemistry))

ZINOVIYZVA, V.K.; ZHILKINA, K-.I*; SUVMV, T.P*; TAKOVTXVA. G.7.
Method of extracting strontium from the soil and tha determbuttion of
Sr90. ReAiAhimila 1 no.5:613-615 159. 04M 13:2)
(Strontium-Anal.vols)
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AUTHORSi Shvedov, V.P., Zhilkina, M.I.t and ;~-knov I Y e va, -- V. K,.
TITLEs The radiochemical determination of c.,137. in sampI779
with low levels of radioactivity
PERIODICAL3 Radiokhimiya, v.3, no.6, 1961, 732-736
TEXT: The determination of c91,37 in rain or snow and in
aerosols is made difficult by the iow levellor Activity
8 -7
(10- - 8 x 10 curies) and by the presence of other alem'O'lit.1)
and organic compounds in the samples B~ the use of an isootopt)
dilution method with added carrier, ~SI3 hav been determined At
low levels. Rain or snow was collectcd in a large, high vdile,64,
por,~elain tank and one month's sample (30-60 e) was evapoe4ted.
Air was filtered and the filters ignited, Cs carrier (10-15 0g)
and carriers of Rb, ZrI Ce, Y and Sr (^d 5 mg each) were Ia~dded
to the residues. The mixture was heated with 20-25 mt of,
concentrated HCf in a porcelain dish and mixed thoroughly*1 then
evaporated to dryness and baked at 100-110.OC for one hour t!
dehydrate S'02, This treatment was carried out two or thre4 timr,.--.
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The residue was heated with 0.5N HCf and centrifuged, The
solution thus obtained contained Cs together with Fe, Af, Ca~~
Mg, Naj K7 Co, Cu., Nil etc. Fe, Af and rare eeirth hydroxides:
weri~ precipitated by the addition of 5-10% N1140H solution. A-f t or
,7ent~rifuging the precipitate was washed two or thrfje~times W)Ab
hot distilled water, To the supernatent solution 1;-.owbined witb.
the washings was added (VIH4)2CO3 solution to precipitalze
alkaline-earth carbonates. The filtrate froin'the carbonate.
ipitat ton contained Csv Mg, Na, K., Co, Cu, Ni and tra,-13~ :0
c-ther elenionts. The solution was acidified vith HCU* 5 mg iea~-J'
of Fe~ Ce~ Y, Sr and Zr earriers was added arid, a.,4'ter cara-1-111
inIxing, N1140H added to precipitate the hydro,~kidsii. This lf-~ep
as revealed three times. After the third hIvdro.,.vA (I-,.
ion, the remaining solution was ovaporittnd to Iow
volume on a water bath and the residue treated with
111103 to de-~ompose NH4+ salts. The dry residue tantained..Cc,
NIL, K, ~JS, Na and Co. This was treated three to four tir#eq with
-on~:ent~-att3d fIC? to zonvert the nitrate3 to chlo-ides and thc'la
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dissolved in 2-3 mt of distilled water. 7-10 me of'glacial
acetic acid was added, the solution stirred and centrifuged.~
The residue was washed 2-3 times with 2 mi portions of glacial
acetic acid and the supernated liquid and washings combined.
2-3 ml KBil solution (5 9 B12O3 and 17 9 KIAn 50,mt glacial
acetic acidl was added and the solution heated to boiling.
After standing 4o-6o minutes the precipitate vras separated by
centrifuging and washed with glacial acetic acid until the
washings were no longer yellow. After a final wash with alcohol
the precipitate was dried at 140-160 OC to constant.weight.
The chemical purity of the CSjB12I9 was checked by spectrographic
analysis and showed no contamxnation by any likely radioactive
element or Co and Cu. Traces of Ni, Mg, K and Na in quantities
less than 119 were present. After reprecipitation of the C64812I9
none of these elements could be detected, The radiochemical
purity of the recovered cs137 was checked by p-decay curves and
by y-spectrometry. Following the p-decay curve over 12-20 months
showed that no activity with a half-life of less than 5 years was
present. y-spectrometry was carried out using a single.channel
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scintillation counter with a sodium~iodide crystal, moaaurin&~.the.
o.662 KeV CsI37 peak. The activity of cs137 in the original
sample was calculated using the formula
A = c -n -P e
p
wherel A - absolute activity in microcuries; C - tounter
efficiency in dis/min per microcurie for a given weight of
precipitate3 P - weight of Co carrier added to the original
sample; P - weight of carrier recovered~ decay constant
for Cs137; t - mean time from collection of sample. Chemical
yields were of the order of-6o-70%, Using the procedure,
outlined it proved possible to determine 10-10 curie amounts of
cs137, or greater, the whole procedure taking 5-8 hours.
Acknowledgments are expressed to Yu.M. Tolmachev for his
assistance.
There are 2 figures, I table and 8 references~ 6 Soviet-bloc,
1 Russian translation from a non'-Seviet-blor. publication, and
1 non-Soviet-bloc.
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The English language reference reads as followss
Ref-7~ H. Tadishi, Bull. Tnst. Chem. Res4l Kyoto Univ.,
v.37, 2, 126 (1959)~
SUBMITTEDs November 17, .1960
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'INOV I V.K.
SHVFdW, V.P.; ZHILKINA,, M.I.; 2, -YEVA
Radiochemical, determination of C07 in low aotivity Oumples#
Radiokhimiia 3 no.6-.732-736"61.
(14M
(cesiunk-180tapes)
(Racliochemistry)

GRAYUSKIT,
On the possibility of changing the radlosensitilrity of the Coll'
means of fluorochromes. Dokl. AN.SSSR 118 no-3:476-478 Ja 15K'
(Min: 11:4)
l.Inatit-at morfologii shivotnykh im. A.N.,Servartsova, Akademit VAUk
SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom A.I. Oparinym.
(FZV0ROWMO)MS) (7tADIOAGTIVITY-PHYSIOLOGICAL IMCT)*

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ZINOVIYEVA, YedKe
. Conference devoted to the study of the d1scharge of small riverie
149teoro i gidrol, no.5:68 My '58- WRA 12:4)
(Rivers) . i

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GRAYNSKIT, M.Ta.; ZINOTIT]WA. Te.bG.
Effect of small quantities of Ionizing radiation on paraineclun
caudatum (a contribution to the problem of radiostt=lation).
DAL AN SSSR 110 n0-3:3713-382 S 156. (MLRA 9sl2)
1j Institut morfologil sb:tvotrqkh Ineni A.S. Severteova Akademit
nauk SSSR. Predstarleno, Wmdeaikom A.I. Op&rttWm.
(Radioactive substawee-4bysiological effect)

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AUTHORS: Grayevskiy, E. Ya., Zinoylyeva, Ye* G. ~2o_3-1,6/59
TITLE: On the Problem of the Possibility of Chunging the Radlo~
Sensitivity of a Call by Means of Fluoroohrotes (K voprosu
o vozmozhnosti izmeneniya radiochuvetvitelinosti kletki pri,
ponoahchi fluorolobromov)
PERIODICAL: Doklady AN SSSR, Vol. 118, Ur 3, PP. 476-47a (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The censitation of biological objactn for iotining radlatidn
by means of fluorochromes would be of considerable intereei
for radio-therapeutics. Besides the finding of a correlation
betwien the radio sensitivity of the cells and the
hematoporphyrine, which is contained in themo would render
possible the explanation of the mechanism of'the initial
reaction, which takes place under the influence of the
radiation. In this connection the authorn wanted to exp:6aln.,
how far this dye-like substance can change the raaio
sensitivity of a cell. The effect cf the following djes Tv,,,a
investigated: Hematoporphyrine (0,001 - 0,005 %), t~Ypa-
flavine (0 00002 - 0,0001 e,.), and fluorescine (0,00005 -
Card' 1/3 - 0,0002 %~. 300 parametia (parametsiya) in a 00 ml non-

the Problem of the Possibility of Changing the Radio- 2o-3~-16/59
Sensitivity of a Cell by Means of Fluorochromes
peptoneoue medium(which contained the dye in one of the: here
given concentrations) and control-parametia of the same
quantity and in the same nedium, but without dye (control
subjected in plexiglas cylinders to an action of X-rays-
(dose 100 kiloroentgen) once and at the,samatime. Also the
other conditions of the irradiation are given..As second
control for the darkness effect of the dye (control II)
parametia. were used, which were submerged. for 60 minutes in
the highest concentrations of the dye and which were not
irradiated. The authors observed the Yelocity of call
division and the rate of survival of the animals. The results
of these experiments are coapiled in a table. An ionizing
radiation of 100 kiloroentgen noticeably suppresses the
tempo of the division of the infusoria'on the first day after
the action of the ~radiation. But the preparation velocity
was normalized completely already on the second day. The here
applied fluorescence-materials did not sonsitize the
infusoria against the Roentgen radiation. The dyes under the.
influence of 100 kiloroentgan did not become toxic either
and the sensitivity of the irradiated parametia, against the
Card 2/3 colours does not change noticeably in this case. The photo-

On the Problem of the Possibility of ChanGino the Radio-
Sensitivity of a Cell by Means of Fluorochromes
20-3-16/59
dynamic effect is not very probable in case of irradiation,
with X-rays. According to the results found here the
increase of the radio sensitivity of the org
ganimms and
tissues in the presence of f1orochromes ia to be explained
obviously by the summation of the effect of the ionizinG
radiations and of the chemical or photodynamical effect of
th colotir or of tho pigment. There are I table and 9 re-
ferences, 6 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Institute for Morpholoa of Animals imeni A. If. Severtsov
A" USSR (Institut morfologii zhivotnylih imeni A. If.
Severtsova Akaderiii naiik SSSR)
PRESENTED. August 8, 1957, by A. 1. Oparin, Member of the Academy
SUBMITTED: August 2, 19~'~"l
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Zinov'yeva, Ye. G. 20-3.iB-4-19/61
TITLE: The Survival Rate of Paramecium Caudatum, an Dependent
Upon Their Number per Unit of Volumag When Subjected to.
X-Raya (Zavisimost' vyzhivaysmosti Parozeclum caudatum
ot ikh kolichestva v yedinitse ob"yema pri obluchenii
rentgenovskimi luchami)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 118, 112~ 4P
pp. 694-697 (USISR)
ABSTRACT: In the beginning the author shortly refers to,previous
papers dealing with the same subject. The author
simultaneously irradiated certain amounts of parameciain
small glass vessels containing 0,3 milliliters of
Lozina-Lozinskiy-medium or of water with X-rays (180 kV,
15 milliamp4res, without filter, at a distance of 815 6m,
dosage rate 3000 roentgen/min). The effect of doses of,50t,
100, 150, 300 mid 500 kiloroentgen was investigated. After,
irradiation eveTy paramecia was expose& in 011 milliliters
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The Survival Rate of Paramecium Caudatum, as Dependent 20-13B-4-19161 I
Upon Their Number per Unit of Volume, When Subjected to X-Raya
infusoria werc. xWorded during the following days. A
diagram illustrates the dependence of the rate of our
vival at a dosis of 100 kiloroentgen on the number of
individuals. At a stipulated dosis it is possible to
obtain every desirod rate cf survival an.a funotion of
the number of infusoria per volume unit with a sufficient
degree of accuracy. At certain concentrations of the
paramecia it is possible to obtain a survival rate of:
nearly 100 ~ with the here investigated dosen of up to
500 kiloroentgen. The following empirical formula is
obtained, F - A lg(y/Yo ), F denoting the survival rate in
%, y the number of paramecia contained in 1 ml of soiutiont
A and yi constants. In the case investigated here A takes
the value of A - 44,6. y 0 can be interpreted to denote the
minimum number of individuals within a certain volume# which
do not survive a given dosia. Instead of the formula given
above it is possible to set P -44t6 Ig V,/v), Y denoting the
water volume per paramecia, with V - 1~y.holding. The
survival rate of infusoria is lineagly depondent upon:the
Card 2/4 concentration of the infusoria in the dose range from 100-

The Survival Rate of Paramecium Caudatum, as Dependent 20-118-4-19/61
Upon Their Number per Unit of Volume, When Subjected to X-Rays
500 kiloroentgen. With good approximation
P - 100 -44,6 19 v(42,5 D - 3000) is foundo D denoting
the dose in kiloroantgen. This formula does not apply
to smaller doses and to lower numbers of individuals.
The unfavorable effect of a great volume of irradiated
medium can be explained in different ways:: Probably
the products of the metabolism of the parametia are
diluted. Sorption processes of the caustic substances at'
the surface of the paramecia can also not be excluded. No
sexual proceso with paramecia oc"ra on the conditions
discussed here. The experimental data discussed here,are
an ideal model of a radiation damage, where the medium
surroundii-.,:.. the cell is of decisive importance for the
lethal outcome.
There are 4 figures, and 15 references, 5~of which are
Soviet.
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The Survival Rate of Paramecium Caudatumo as Dependent 20-11&4-19/61
Upon Their Number per Unit of Volume, When Subjected to X-Rays
ASSOCIATION: Institut morfologii zhivotnykh im. A. N. Sevtrtsova
Akademii nauk SSSH
(Institute for Animal Morphology imeni A. N. Severtsov,
AS USSR)
PRESENTED: October 21, 19570 by A. L. Kursanov, Member of the Adademy
SUBMITTED: October 21, 1957
IVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 4/4

AUTHOR: Zinov'yeva, Ye. G. S07/20-121-1-21/55
TITLE: On the Causes for the Death of Infusoris. When Exposed to
X-Rays (0 prichinakh gibeli infuzoriy pod deystviyem
rentgenovskikh luchey)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. '121, Nr 1, pp..89-8)
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author investigated 1) the influence of an irradiated
medium on not-irradiated paramecia to J~Udge the toxidity or the
substances forming in the medium by irradiation, 2) the influ-
ence on the organism immediately caused by the radiation when
the toxic effect of the mediam is blook~edj ard ~) the simulta-
neous action of radiation and toxidity of the medium. For this
purpose the author investigated the effect of 2 simple ir-
radiated media without any organic admixtureb. (Lozina-Lozinskiy
medium and twice, dietilled water), The media were irradiatod in
little containers of molybdenum glass. The changes caused in an
aqueous medium by radiation are stable. ,The employed irradiated
media have the same toxic properties. If the toxic substance is
removed or only diminished the rate of survival ia 100%. Also
Card 1/2 when the infusoria in the irradiated medium are washed,. trans-

On the Causes
PRESENTED:
SUBMITTED;
for the Death of Infusoria When Exi;ooed~to X~A
ferred into an unirradiated medium, and,are irradisted,then,
they do not die. The following conolusions rocult from.t.he
prezent paperi 1) In aqueous solutions stable ahemical changes
form under the influence of x-rays; these chant~es are toxic~
for the paramecia. 2) The x-irradiated paramecia are mor e
sensitive to the action of the aqueous medium. vilhich has 'b eet!
modified by the radiation. 3) An x-irradiated cqueous nlediuz~
in which previously inflasoria were contained oxhibits a lawor
toxidity than irradiated pare water. There are 1 figure,15
table3, and 13 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
March 24, 1958, by A. L~ Kursanov, Member, Academy of Sciences~
USSR
March 22, 1938
1. Paramecium-Effects of radiation 2. Aqueous solutions-Effects
of radiation 3. Radiation-Toxic effects 4. Aqueous solutions
(Radioactive) -Toxic effects
Card 2/2

A,UTHORS: Grayevskiy, E. Ya., Zinoviyeva, Ye. G. SOY/20-121-5-19/501
TITLE: An Investigation 6r-M-Riaiosensitivity of a 0611 in a
Repeated Influence of-lonizing Radiation (issiedavaniye
radiochuvstvitellnosti kletki pri povtornykh vozdeyst-
viyakh ioniziruyushchey radiateii)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR# 1956, Vol 121, Ur 5
PP-8371- 840-(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors investigated the ability of unicellular
organisms to heal radiation damage-'and to adapt them-
selves to such affections. These expdriments were
carried out on Paramecium caudatum, the method of the
investigations was discussed Iin previous papere (Refs 1,2).
The variations of the rate of cell fission and of the
percentage of the surviving organisms of Paramecium.
caudatum after single and repeated irradiations were
used as criteria. The unicellular organisms were irradiated
by a dose of 100 000 r at a temperature of 00C. After suoh
Card 1/4 an irradiation, all the 6rganiame continued to live if

An Investigation of the Hadioeorisitivity of a Coll in 507120-121-5-19150
,Repeated Influence of Ionizing Radiation
transplanted into a non-irradiated medium. But the rate
of the cell fission is diminished by 80% on the first
day after the irradiation. After 2-3 days, the fission
velocity is restored to its initial value. The variations
of the radiosensitivity of the Paramecia under the
influence of radiation were investigated by repeated:.
irradiation of the same dose (100 000r). There were
various intervals between the initial andthe repeated
irradiations. After repeated irradiation of the parameciae
by 100 OOOr (in intervals of 3 and 6 hours, total dose
200 kr) the death rate amounted to 93 and 87%, respectively.
But the slowing down of the fission velocity was not
noticeably different from the parameciae which were
irradiated only once. The authors then investigated the
radiosensitivity for the case that the total dose of
radiation is gradually increased. The decrease of the
fission velocity did not depend on the total dose, it
was caused by the immediately received dose. The survival
Card 2/4 rate of the infusories depends on the manner of irradiation

An invootigation of the Fladiosenzitivity of a Cell in 2r,-121-5- 19/f50
,Repeated Influence of Ionizing Radiation
in a more complicated way. As a rule, tho survival rate
was not changed by repeated irradiations. But in iorme
cases very distinct periods of especially high sensitivity
were observed on the bac;,Cround of the m6notonous reactions
cauoed by any repeated irradiation. According to theca
re-gults, the ve.-etabive functions affected by the
radiation are quickly and practically totally restored
if the cell is transplanted into normal conditions. There
are 2 tables and 3 references, ahich are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut mor:tologii zhivotn.,,kh im.A. 11. Se V-~rt soya Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Animal Morphology imeni A.11.
Severtsov)AS USSR)
PRESENTED: May 25, 1958, by A,I.Oparin, Academician
SUBMITTED: April 19, 1958
Card 3/4

aRArvsxrr. Ba~,j_zimylywA. re.a.
Effect of small doses of ionizing radiation on the sur-
vival and rate of division of Paramecium caudatum, Trudy
Inst.morf,whiv. ao.24.,160-171 159. (MIR& 1313)
(Radioactivity-PbViiiological effect)
(Paramecium)

ZINOV'YEVAt Ye. G., Cand Biol Sci ~diss) "Role of indirect and.con-
tinuous action of ionizing radiation in radiation sickne:ss of thcsisin-
gle-celled organism Paramaecium caudatum." Moscow, 1960.,21 pp; With ~
flow-sheet; (Academy of Sciences USSR, Inst of tviicrobiolo(q); 200 aop_~
ies; price not given; (KL, 52-61), 119)

NRt
AT7002494 SOURCE-*CODE: UR/0000/66/000/000/0026/003,5
AUTHOR: Zinov'yeva, Ye. G.
ORG.- Institute of Biological,Physics, Ali SSSW, Moscow (Institut biologichesko
y
fiziki AN SSSR)
TITLE: Investigation of the radioresistance of Paramecium caudatum during
reconstruction of the nucliar apparatus
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Nauchnyy sovet Radiobiologiya. Vliyaniye ioniziruyushchikh
izlucheniy na nasledstvennost' (Effect of ionizing radiation,on heredity).
Moscow,-Izd-vo Nauka,- 1966, 28-35
TOPIC TAGS: caftmmmtdow'tresistance, x ray radiation biologic effect, radiation
cell effect ru~C44"t-;~
ABSTRACT: An investigation of Paramecium caddatum revealed'.that during their life
cycle they have a state of low resistance to x-rays'. The loss of radioresistance
was found to be related to the process of reconstruction of the nuclear apparatus.
At the stage of reorganization of the nucleus loss of radioresistance was observed
after resorppion of fragments of the old macr6nucleus. Sys tematIc x-ray irMHatim Of
.paramecia induces in them a more frequent reorganization otthe nacronucleus than
in-the norm. In each individual paramecium radiatioii caused an increased frequency
Card 112 UDG: none

ACC NRt AT7002494
of reorganization of the macronucleus but the distribution in the culture of the
number of paramecia simultaneously entering into reorganization 14; a statistical
event. Thus, fluctuations in-the survival rate of paramecium which were noted under
.irradiation are related to -the fluctuation of the number:of p&~Vamecia undergoing,
at a given instant, any type of reorganization bf thlinuclear apparatus. Orig.~art.~
has: 3 tables and 4 figures-, (261
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBH DATE: OlSeP06/ PRIG REF:'~,,002/. OTH:REF- 002
ATD PRESS--
5117
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ZINOVIYEVA, Ys.G.; KRIVISK17, A.S.
Mutagenic effect of ul"wraviolet irradlation on the tomporate
phage 2. Genetika no. 45t16-23 D 165 (IAIRA 19 t I)
1. Institut biologicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR i Inotitut rediatsion-
noy i fiziko-khimicheskoy biologii AN SSSR, Moskya.

ZINOVIIEVA.
Nury to paramecia caused by the producto of water radlolpis
at the instant of irradiation. - Dok3.AH &%R 345 no.621384-3-392
Ag - 162. (IMA 1528);
1. Predstavleno akademikom A.L.rurganovym.
(INFUSORIL) (L RAYS-PMIOLODICAL EFFECT)

PETROV, G.N., inzh.; ZIITOVIYEVA, Te.I.. inzh,
Using local runoffs for supplying water to Tatar and Bashkir
oil fields. Strol. prod. neft. prom. 3 no#6:10-3.2 Jo '58.
(MIRA 11:7)
(Baahkiria-Water supply) (Tatar A.S.S.R.-Water supply)(Oil. f leldoi

ZI!VO V YE V
ziloylymul jpX,-,_me&itsin9ksya sestra (14baleva)
Care of patients-recovering from surgery on the lungs. Medevestra
16 no.9:26-29 S 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(URIGS-SURGIARY) (HMRS AND NMIUG)

iildliiIVA, Ye.M.
*~~ A~W' j pep
-Zoning the layer of averagp spring runoff from tbe territory of
the central Volga Valley. Isv.,Kazan. fil. AN SSSR. Ser. energ.
i vod. khoz. no.1:131-145 157. (MIRA 11:10)
(Volga Valley--Runoff)

F ~11I I 1111
SOJ6-58-6-12/21
AUTHORS: eva Ald., Petrovj GN.,
e 0 Te4lainical Sciences
TITLE: On the Problem of the Construction of the Hydrographic
Network on.Topographic Kaps (K voprosu:ob izo'brazhenii
gidrograficheako,,r seti na topograficheskikh ~artakh)
PERIODICAL: Geodeziy-a'i kartoarafiya, 1958, Nr 6, Pp- 54 55 (USSR),
ABSTRACTj3 hydrologio expedition of the Kuz4n' Branch% of the
AS USSR made hydrometric measurements of the :small rivets Of the
Khrlyskaya ASM in 1951 and of the rivet Rykoha in the
Chuvashalcaya A8q a left tributary of the Tsivil 11, in 1952..
On this occasion certain deficiencies in their representation
were found. Also in the investigation of the'rivers of the
central Volga area considetable deficiencies were found-!in
1955. The investigations showed that in the couree of the
last ten years the number of dried-up rivers In some areas
of the oentral Volga area has inareasmi oonsiderably. The
reason for this phenomenon is the incorrect execution of
some agricultural. measures. The analyt3ia of the deficianaies
Card 1/2 in the representation of the hydrographic net-work showed

On the Problem of the Construction of the Hydrographioi 807/6.58-6-;12/Pi
Network on Topographic Maps
that these deficiencies are mostly caused by the lack
of clear and exact determinations of the olemants of
hydrog;aphy. Soue supplements to the exit3ting~signs are!
mentioned. The authors demand a method for the generalization
of thetrepresentqticn~f rivers as well as the olaboration~
of examples for the generalization of the rivor outlines.
1. Inland waterways--Properties 2. Mapping errors
3. Haps-Preparation
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-ZINOVIYF,VA, Ye-M.
Factora determining the spring run*0 and calmlation of it3,depth
for unlnvestigated rivers based on attdies of the uiddls~Volga Valleye
Trudy Irazan. f i1. Ali SSSR. Ser. bnerg. I vod. khax. no.4.-96-103 159.,
(MIRA 13:8)
Is Otdel energetiki i vodnogo khozyayatva lazanskolto fillala AN
SSSIL
(Volip Valley--Rnnoff)
Y'n r-lAkl.

AV?HOR: Zinovvyeva,,Ye. M. 50--58-5-20/20,
TITLEs --Tr-ansactions'or the conference on the Problom
of the Investigation of the Flow of Small 16ivers
(Soveshchaniyo po voprosam izuoheniya stokd malykh rek)
PERIODICALt Keteorologiya i Gidrologiya~ 1958, Nr,~5, pp., 68-68 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: On ~iovember,26 - 28, 1957 a scientific-technical
interregional conference was hold in,,` Kazan"s It was
called by the Department for water and Power Economy
(Otdol Eaergetiki i vianogo khozyaydtva) 'of the Kazan'
Branch of tho AS USSR And was devotedto the 40-th';
anniversary of the Uctober Revolution, 14 ledturea.,~ere'
hold which predominantly dealt with-the pToblem mentioned
in the title. IrL its t4solution the.eonfbrence empbasized
the lack of flow charts and decided,the neoessity-of
compiling real charts for charaoterlzin~ the annual
he
flow. In this connection it was r9comme-nded to plode t
.
existin,
T network of hydrometeorological~stations In
a more rational manner. Results of expeditions and:
Card 1/2 systematic observations shall be.more u~tilized. it was

Transactiona of the Oonference on the Pz6blem 5v-513-5-20/20
61',the Investigation of the Flow of Small Rivers
recommended to publish these xesults.in hy(Irological
periodicals kyearbooks). The organizations which carry
on various water-economic objects shall continue the
investigations begun by the project-organizations.
The conference paid much attention to the connection
between the surface and the underground waterB and demanded
a closer coordination of the works of the Ministry fox
Geology kMinister3tvo geologii) and the Chief
Administration of the Hydrometeorological se:rvice
(Glavnoye upravleniye gidrometeorologichaskoy, aluzhby).
1. Inland waterways 2, F]Aiid flow--Ana481s 3. Scientific
reports

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MOVIYEVA2 Z. A.
B. A. Kiselev n: Ln. g
Z. it. Zinov1yeva, Ya. D. Avrasin and P.,V. Davydov, "Cbtai
a Hydrophobic Glass-textolite Based on Polyester binders.1t,
Report presented at the Second All-Union Gonference on the Ghenistx7 and
Practical Application of Silicon,-C~-ganic (;cmpounds held in Leningrad from.
25-27 September 1958..
Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1959, Nr 1, pp 23~-240 (USSIR)
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D247/D302
AVTHORS: Kiselev, B. Ao, Zinov'veva. Z-_A n
_._t Avrasint Ya. D' :a A
Davydov, P. V.
TITLE; Applying silicoorganic compounds to production of~con-~
structional glass textolite
SOURCE: Khimiya i prakticheskoye primeneniyo.kremneorganithesIr
Icikh soyedineniy; trudy konferentaii, no, 6! Doklady,;
diskussii, resheniye. II Vaes. konfer. pa khimii I pr~ktd
prim. kremneorg.,soyed.9 Len..19580, Leningrad, Izd-vo''
AN SSSRI 19611 300-304
TEXT: Constructional purposes require high durabil .ity of the com-
pounds under static bending and the dependenc.e: of tWa property ion
temperature was studied for various silico-orgarticicompoundsi No-
dificationa of the silicones with organic resins were investigated..,
During -the discussion in which A. Ya. Korolev (Moseow) took, partt
the possibilities of water repellence were mentiazie&. Aethacryloxy-
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S/66 61/000/006/070/98ji
Applying silicoorganic compounds D247YD
302
methyl triethoxysilane was recommended for its water repellent'pro-
perties and also for improving mechanical and di6lectric propqrtia'iee
The problem of combining water repellences with~a high angle of
contact between water and the material, with good adheaive proper-,.
ties, was discussed. The effect of the lubricants found on indite-
trial glass fibers was also mentioned.
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YUS M VIC H -GAVPTJ)Olr.,,KAYA, 14.V., LAM)VSKIY, K.P., MilUINOW IOWA, A.A., ZINUM-Y-1111 A~ --M---,
PJfl) YAKIMMIKINA, V. 1.
"Contact" Transformations of Ilexane and Cycloliexene Over 0-n Alumbiosilicate catlayst."
Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta, no. 11, 1,048

"The Practice of Lknployin,~ a Obtulno.~i Frrv Un-
of A,cld' ~In` Cal-clur, Rrporhlorlto all an Insoctic.1,rki
and DIX,,Anfectant an the of 0-w Ad-zin_I-str~Aitm ol' -11'0~d
Concent~_.-.atc-~, 'Ini:~try Of t1lo Foo"I I~f"d 6cl,
Contral InA for Ute of rhyfT1.01a,1~1, 1~~ C (", 1;
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ZINOVIYEVA, V. N.
Experiments in the Chemotherapy of Lymphogranulomatosis.
Sb. Much. Tr. Krasnoyarskogo g. Medt In No 31 19530 pp 169-1?2
A number of patients with various forms ofAymphogranulamatosio Nhich
had lasted from 3 months to 13 years, were given "duamin" (nitiogen-con-
taining analog to mustard gas.) Some of the patients had received roentgen
therapy previously. A course of'duamin treatment consisted of.ton.intra-
venous injections of 1 ml of a 110% solution of caffeine 30 minutes before
the duanin prevented secondary reactions. Most of the patients improved
after the second injection. Temperatures became normall, sihortmess of
breath, cough, and itching disappeared. At the end of the treatments
the peripheral lymph nodes were again normal, and aches in the bones,
sleeplessness, and tumorous grovthe in mediastinum and intestinal areas
had decreased or disappeared. In some cases sleep therapy was added to
the duamin treatment. (RZhBiol, to 1, 1955)
SO: Sun. No. 639,, 2 Sep 55

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"Sur quelcues produits de la synthese dlentque avec le piperilene ot It he)mdiendO.
Arbouzow, B., at ZinowJewa, Z,, at Fink3 1. (1). 2278)
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ZINOTOYBVA-GOLITSYNSKAU, MA,
Adrenalin. and acetylcholine in experimental reflawgenous hyper~
tension. Arkh. pat., Moskva 14 no. 5:58-65 Sept-Oat 1952.
V I (OLML 2'30)
1e Of the Department of Pathological Phystology,(Seal - Prof. W.
9. Pavlov), First Leuirgrad Nedical Institute imai Aeadamleian. 1.
P* Pavlov.

ZINOVIYEVA-GOLITSYNSHAYA, P,T,
"The Adrenalin rind Acetylc)~oline Content of t~e Blood Pefore and After
Surgery on t~.e Vegetative Fervous Syster, in latients -`Uffering Fror lt;pertnnsiont"
Vrachebnoys delo, No 6, 1943, P1, 567-56F~
The adrenalin and -acetylcholine content of the blood In -1-itruons witti
nor7al and increased %rtarlil rrosmirep and In r411-A-!intf7 I-,eforl)
bind aftor resection of al-do-inal. nerves and r~iroval of tl,lo oefllunir r!angllon,
vas studied. Tl-.e adreralin content itms nuch higher in thq by i
r.P~rtenn ve pa;-
tients than in norral persons, but the acetyictiolinp crintent i!-Ic disproportion-
at~ly lower. After t~.e operation, the adrenalin contont at fArst decreased
and then began to rise but did riot reach the precr~erativa leval. The acetifl-
choline, content increased after tY,e oyeration. A lowering of arterial pressure
was observed rrore often in patients in the neurogenic ph-ase than in those in
the transitional stage of the disease. W'~,Biol, No 5, 1954)
SO: S=.. No. 536, 10 Jun 55

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ZINOV YEVA-GOLITS)n4SY-46YA, M. T., Doe of Ned ~cl -- Wss)! "On the pathogene-
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development of hypertonic diseases)." Loningra;, 1956, 20 pp (Fivst Lenin-
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ZI9O71Y1V1,-aOL1TS1NSXAYA, M., kdmd.mn4.nauk
Some biochemical componento of blood in hypertentives; Trach,delo,
no*'11:1213 Nv58 (MIRA 12:1)
le Xeedra patologichaskoy fiziologii Perrogo Laningradskogo
meditsinskogo institutap
(BLOOD-ANAUSIS AND CHEMISTRY)
(HTFMTMISION)

GOLITSTNSXkT
Zzpartmental byWrtansion of cortical origin. Visiol.shur. 45 n0'.9.,
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and neurohumoral factors in the development of hypertonic sickne0p.
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of Sciences USSR); 150 copies; price not given; list of.author's.-works
on pp 22-23 (15 entries); (KL, 26-60, 142)
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GOLITSYNSK&U, M.T.
Effect of the functional state of the cerebral dortew dn~blood
pressurep vascular reflexesp and certain humoral faotoks, Fisiol.
.zhur. 47 no'.10.1-18 Ja 161. RU 3.4 3)
1.'From the Normal Physiology and Pathology Chair, of the~State
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2. USS (600)
4. Horse Breeding-Kheraou Province
7. Leading artifloUa insemination station for.horses in lberson. Province. Kanevodstvo
23 no. 1 1953.
9. Monthly List Ef Russian Accessions, Library.of Congress,,April 1953Y Unq'l.

.ZBWLINGX E. V.
"The Phenomenon of Memorjy end Stabilization of Quartz lattice."
paper presented at the Conf. on Mecbanical Propertiee of Non-Motallic Solld3,
Leningrad, tM, 19-26 ~%y 1958
Inst. of Crystallography, Acad. Sci. USM

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ZINSERLINIG, E. V.
Monver.gion of a Negative Quartz Rhombohedron Into a Positiv,3 C.-rie art; a Feault
of B -- a -- B Transformtion," Dok. Alit 33, No. 6, 1941. Crystallographic
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ZINSERLING, E. V.
Twinning Control Under, a B Conversionf." Dok. Ali, ~3v No,15, 1941
"Quartz
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11(~iartz Colouring As Depended on its Miming Capacity Under a B Conversion,"
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SPAK, Michal, promovany ekon=; ZINTL, Rudolf, promovany, ekonox
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