"SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LOGINOV, YE. N. - LOGINOVA, I."

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, Ye.,N, (Magnitogorsk, u1. Mira, d.67, korpus 1, kv-35)
Malignant thecoma. of the left ovary metastazing into uterine
fibromyoma. Vop. onks 10 no.4185-86 164- (KIRA 17:11)
1. Iz madiko-sanitarnoy chasti (nachallnik - S.L. Aronov) Magalto-
gorskogo metallurgicheskogo kombinata.

LOGINOV, Yo.N,,,, 4--
%I--
Tuberculous liver abooess, Probl. tub. no.4t85-86 164.
(MIRA 18:11)
1. Madiko-sani-tarnaya chast' (nachallnik S.L. Aronov)
Magnitogorskogo metallurgicheskogo kombinata.

SINDTOVA, Te.1l.; VOBBTSKIT, M.Y.; LOGISDY, Tu.b.; rSYTI)DWIV, L.N.
Exchange of pherVl groups in organomarcury and organomagnesium
compounds. Radiokhimiia 1 no.6:687-690 159.
(KRA 13:4)
(YArcury organic compounds) (Magnesium organic compounds)
(Carbon--Isotopes)

Yu.Ye.; TAKOVSLEV, K-1-
_j4~qAqv_l_
X-rays from ,A974. Zhur.eksp. i teor.fiz. 36 no.:):940 Mr
159. (IIIU 12:5)
1. Radlyevyy institut All 55SR- (Arsenic-IsotOPes)
(Gamma rays)

A. M. ; KOINDUROV, I. A. ; LOGLI.'VI ., Yu. Ye.
"investigation of Cascade Transitions in the Reaction Sc 45 (n,,,)Sc,1,6.,'
report submittud fo- All-Union Conf on Nuclear Spectroscopy, Tbilisi, 14-22
Feb 64.
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AUTHOR- Berestovox, A.U.; Kondurov, I.A.; Loginov, Yu.Ye.
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T T 16.Aveff qw_
heldin Irbi..
lia-1 14-22 reb- 16 ".47-
SOURCE: AN 8SSR. Izv. Seriya fizicheskaya, v.28, no.10, 1964, 1695-1700
Mac zVCVSf_nu-d1s8A~ ton, _neutro"apture,_ a(ma..
dium, nuclear-speotroscopy-
the Sc:45(~,,y)SC46 reaction, and a- level scheme was derived for the-low-lying leve:Ls~
Sc4G. - ThI6 nucleus- was chosen -for-study because it is light and spherical,. and
shiyuldthefefore-havq -a -simple-lovel -scheme_-The -apecizen was-expcsed -to the 1 cm
diameter collimated thermal neutron beam from the heavy water reactor at the ].Yhys:L-
cotochnical Institute of the AN MR. The detectors of the scintillation specf.'romo-
E6r w&.i,-e-l-o-cated75-cfft-:fron-the -speelmen-at--right- amles- to the neutron beam. Delaya
from 10-q- to_10-7 see were determined with a time-to-amplitude corwerter and a
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pulse height analyzer. Delays from 10-3 to 1--l scQ were determined by chapping the
neutron beam. Lcnger delays were investigated with a pendulum conveyer that brought
the spec-imei. from the beam to the spectrometer. The 7-ray energies determined with
the scintillation spectrometer wore in satisfactory agrecrarnt with those treasured
w ! til
a crystal spectrometor by N.P.Fiebieer, N.C.Rasmusacn, J.M Neill and I.Rahman
(3APS 7 (11) 4,302j1962) , and the latter energies were employed ir constructirg the
level diagram. The results of (d,p) measurements (Nuolear Data Nhcets,A-4-6 ;J. Rapp,,-
port, A.Sporduto,and W.W.Bueshner,BAPS 8,48,1903) ware also employed in constrilct-
iv_u the oiagram. Each -y-transition and level is di9cus!jed In some detail, s.nd the
resulting level ,scheme is shown in the Snclosure. "rn conclusion, the authors con.-
r C4)r-
fagmil ker G his
ntnnt internat in the work, to 1#.V.Grns1mv, L.K.Ockor and 0,j~SL1jjta=-X for valtiablo
and to N.V.Chet)uri~ -f-ral-ist'anco
3 figures arid -1 "bles.
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AU7'11OR: Berestovoy, A.M. ; Kordurov, I.A. ; Loginov,
Iq -- -
TITIX: Retarded transitions in EJ52 and Eu154 Lqcport, Fi2ur�aav1h_Amnma1_L=,f--
.._rcn_qq, on Huglear S22gtrosgUr held in Tbilisi 14-22 Feb 1969
SOURCE.- AN- SSSR.- - rzv.- Geriy lizicheskaya , v . 28, no, 10 1 1964, 1701-1703
TOPIC TAGSt nuclear pli-r0es, excited state, gamma emission, neutron capture, nucl-
ear spectroscopy., eur~!. :wi
ABSTMAICT: - Delayed -coincidences were observed -between the soft and hard - 7-rays pro- -
duced by thermal neutron capture in Hul5l and EuI53. These nuclei. were selected for
study because Ithey lie near the boundary between spherical and deformed nuclei. ",'he
specimens were exposed to the 1 cm diameter thermal neutron beam (of the heavy water
reactor at the-Physicotechnical Institute of the AN SSSR.-The y-rr.ys were detected---
by 4 x 4 cm2 Nat crystals, eind the delays were determined with a time-to-amplitude
converter. One soft y-ray (90 ko',) was observed from EuI52 and two (66 and 97 keV)
-from-Eul54. These-followed ;he hard 7r-rays -with- delays that indloated lifetimes-of
- - - .10-7, 4-- ____ 6 --and __:j
4.X X 10- 7_x , 0 -respectively. -The -internal conviorsion coefficients
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for the5e y-transitions weire determined by examining delayed 7-X coincidences. From
------the ineasured-delays--and Anternal -conversion -coeff icient .3, -it- is--concluded that the
66 keV 7-ray.is due to an Hi transition, the 90 keV to an El trarsition with it.
slight admixture of M2, and the 97 keV to an 82 transition. The jo keV ,,.ul52 -
,r-ray
had previously been ascril)ed'to an 1:2 transition (A.M.Derestovoy, D.H.Kaminker, 1.
A.Kondurov,Zhur.ekspA -tear. f iz.45,1392,Ll963),. "The authors expross their gratitude
to D.ZA.Kaminker for his cunstant Interest, and to H.V.Cheburin for assistance with
the measurements."- Orig.art.has: 2 figures and 2 tables,
ASSOCIATIM: none
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iA-L71-HOR: Berestovoy, A.M.; Kondurov,I.A.; Loginov, Yu.Ye.
!ORG: none
TITLE: Delayed ga=a transitions in Re-166 and Rc-lbb induced lit neutron capture
1 ''ferenco on Nuclear Spectioscopy and Nucloar
Ireactions /Report, Fifteenth Annual Con
Structure, hold at
SOURCE; AN SSSR. Izvostlyn, Seriya tizichoskaya, v. 30, no. 2, 1966, 209-213
TOPIC TAGS- nuclear Spectroscopy, nuclear structure, rhenium, gamma spectrum, gamma
transition, half lifo~or
ABSTRACT: Delayed gamma tra4sitions have boon investigated and lifotime5 of c::CiLed
IbG 188
d "RC Small (50 nig) saraplu:; of ractillic
,Gtntos have bean measure III and Re
rheniun enriched in RoI85 or 1 187 were irradiated in the collimated theri.ial ~IOLit;ron
Re
,boam from the water-moderated reactor of the Myo ico technic al lnstituLe Of t:".- USL~11
:Acndemy of Scioncor. The gamuna r~y!, fron. tho Irradia;vd oarnples v.~rv
:'Iwo Nal: TI into a clic-1;.. ;1,- 1A~k'
;wore mensured with the :tidl ~)f hoiL;4L convurt(tr. iv(,
,i--:Y from G3 to '155 Ve` wov(:- deto,-,t1M in the 11 ;i.%nosac dul,iyi-,~ i.-,' ~:p
in en-
A., 11'alf'-lifo 'a -r-up o-1 li~tf,s (o' v,` ~.cl, t!).-, ;'3
0, I'o, hu I;-Asul~od for Jiii;
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was by far the most wa-,; 11.7 t 1.2 Ja the 10
01 11("188 tlleri~, wor-u deLcczr2d four lim-0 in C:r.(,'A;-i ir1~1 62 IIU 'I)
!heV. Tho 205 kaV line did not appear in Lhe .10 mmo!;4:~c dulayed li,d i t S
I
~hnlf-life was found to be 0-31 iiano!iec. Thu measured halIL-lifo of lonlge~:
ilived group of R0188 states was 7,7 � 0.6 nanosec. The nature o~ Lhk-, ubservk~('&
I
,is discussed and a level ciagran for RoI88 is prunonted. Thu auti,or;-, thank D.M.
Kaninkor for valuable advice and fruitful discussiono. Orig. art. hau: I j:oc.~,ula,
14 figures and 2 tables.
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AUTHOR: Berestovoy,A.M.; Kondurov, I.A.; Loginov,Yu.Yo.
ORG: none
TITLE: Investigation with the aid of Ge(Li) emic ducto detec;
I _9r of the soft
- 0 4
famma ?adiatj-3'n of the5"odd-odd nuclei ic-46, hbi-561CZ-60, Al 76P ~L-108, Ag-110,
ancfvds-134 produced in neutron capturo-reactions /Report, Fifteenth Annual
Conference on Nuclear Spectroscopy and Nu;1eAr tructure,,".held at Minsk, 25 January to
2 February 19651
S6URCE: AN SS'SR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheskaya, v. 30, no. 2, 1966, 359-366
TO?IC TAGS: gamma spectrum, gamma detector, semiconductor device, soft gamma rayl,
scandium, majiganeso, cobalt, arsenic, silver, Indium, cesium
ABSTRACT: The authors have recorded tholir energy (50 to 700 keV) 7-ray spectra of f
60 76 108 110
Sc46 Kjj~6, 1.0 , As , Ag Ag In and CS134 produced in (n,7) reactions oil
SC45 hjn55,
etc., by means of a 15 mm diameter 1 mm thick lithium drifted germanium
detector of the type described elsewhere by O.A.Matveyev (Atomnaya energiya, 16, 362 t
(1964)). The detector was mounted near the bottom of a Dewar flask containing liquid 'i
nitrogen and shielded on the sides with a large block of load. The detector was
Ishielded from the target (mounted below the Dewar with 3 mm of lead. The target was
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irradiated with thermal neutrons filtered through:10 cm of lead in the care of the
reactor and further moderated with 25 cm of quartz. Enorr
,y calibration was effected
with the aid of monochromatic 7 rays from T0123m and Cal31, and with-7 rays from Iffl8i
The spectra were recorded with a 256-channol pulse height analyzer. The eight spectra
are presented graphically, compared with the findings of other investigators and dis-.
cussed. The pre3ent findings were mostly in agreement with those of other autho r
.many cases improved energy evaluations were obtained, owing to the high energy rc':O-"~
Ilution of the semiconductor detector as compared with the scintillators frequently
iemployed for soft 7-ray measurements. Two now lines (at 159 ancl 257 keV) were found
!in the Co60 spectrum, and a number of now lines were found in the Cs134 spectrum. Thol .
~AsW spectrum was not in agreement with the findings of V. Cojovaru, D.Dorcioman,
1D.Drag.omirescu and LI.Cristu (Rev. Phys. Buoresti, 5, 211 (1960),11. The authors thank
,J).M.Kaninker for support and valuable discussions, and L,V,Masliva, O.A.Maty ye , and
i -
.B.Strokan for preparing the semiconductor counter. Orig. art.. has: 7 figures and
12 tables.
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I . I ~' - ~ - -, I ,
1. LOGINOV.1 Z.
2. USSR (600)
4. Cement
7. Some problems of effective utilization of high quality cements, Za ekon.mat no. 3,
1953-
9e Montbl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL -1953, Uncl.

LOMOV, Z. -9 kandidat ekonomicheskikh rsuk.
On the most efficient capacity for now cement plants. Strol.mat.,
isdel. I konstr. 1 no.6:21-24 Je 155. (HIBA 9:1)
(Cement industries)
T*

LOGINOV.Z.1., kandidat ekonomicheskikh nauk
-,-. . ,
The best capacity, for a cement plant. TSemeut 21 no.4:3-6 4155.
(Cement industries) (Jam 8: 11)
.v I

WGINOV, Z.I.; GIMPELISON, A.Z.,
red.; PYATAKOVA. 11.D.. --.ekhn.red.
[Distribution of tile production and transport of cenent) Razueshche-
nie proizvodstva i perevozki tsementa. Mosieva, Gos. lzd-vo lit-r:r
po otroit. materialam, 1957. 114 P; (MIJU 11:3)
(Cement industries)

)- C '. - t~ ~; --~-
.1
LOGINOV.-7&.wAoxi,i.ekonomicheakikh nauk.
Location of the cement industr7. Stroi.mat. 3 nc).7:IE-21 JI 157.
(MIRA 10:10)
(Cement industriee)

MMMM~
ITMMMMIM
IA)GINOV. Z.1., kand. skon. nauk.
11conomic Indices for the work of the cement industry during the
fifth and sixth five-year plans. Trudy NIlMiwnt no.10:6845
'57, (MM 10:12)
(cement industries)

GELIN)VA, M.M., red.; TR;ORTCHTT. A.M., red.Cdecsased]; KOLZUOV, V.A.,
red.; YATKOV, N.K., red.;
red.; LXVYAN, B.S., red.: I~LILJDV
SIURROV, L.I.. red.; IRIAIM. S, T.T.,red.; SHNETDXR, Te.B., red.
izd-va; TICICINA, Ta.L., tokhn.red.
[Proceedings of the section on building materials] Saktaiia
strettelInfth materialov. Moskva, Goa. izd-vo lit-ry po atroit.,
arkbit. i stroit. mntorialam, 1958. 386 p. (MIRA 12:1)
1. Vaeooyuznnye savoshchatilye po stroitelletvu. Moscow. 1958.
2. Glavnyy ekapert Otdala stroitellrqkh materialnv i lesnoy
proiT.nhlannnsti Goastroya SSSR (for Maykov).
(Building materiAla)

3

AUTHOR: SOV/j(jj_-;,_6_~,/- 7
Loginov, Z.I.
TITLE: On Some Prob ms of the Development of the Cement
Industry of the USSR (0 nekotorykh voprosakh raz-
vitiya tsementnoy promyshlennosti SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Tsement, 1958, Nr 6, pp 6-10 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The production of the cement industry has increas-
ed 5.1 times since 1940, whereas total production
increased only 3.8 times. In 1958 the total out-
put was 33 million tons. Since 1950, twenty-three
new plants with 90 revolving furnaces have been
put into operation. In short revolving furnaceg,
the temperature of the waste gases is 400 - 500 C,
The use of concentrators in which this heat is
employed for drying, increases furnace productivi-
ty by 15 - 20%. The geographical distribution of'
the cement industry is still unsatisfactory. The
Soviet North produces only 21%, of its consumption.
The cement industry will be developed by enlarg-
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4
SOV11~ 1-58-b-Z/i~
On ~'3oiae Problems of the Development of tile Cement Industry of
the USSR
USSR plants of medium-sized and small capacity
will be built. The average transportation dis-
tance will be reduced from 615 km in 1957 to 320-
350 kin in 1965. The production per worker in-
creased from 1952 - 1958 by 2.1 times. A further
increase of 70 - 85% is planned before 1965. It
is known that for a capacity cf 100,000 tons, an
average of 150 workers are needed. In small
plants, 500 - 600 workers are employed for each
100,000 tons. Here tile productivity may still be
increased. The prime cost in the 13 plants with
a production of more than 600,000 tons, is only
80% of the average value: in small plants with
a production of less than 200,,000 tons it is 153%.
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- 6 5
SJOV/101-5 8-6 -2/--
On S~ome Problems of the Developi.-ient of the Cement Industry of
the USSR
Modernization rind enlarging of the present plantg
will increase the productivity by 70-80% and re-
duce the prime cost by 20-25%. There is 1 table.
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KHOLIN, I.I., kand.tekhn.nauk,
T,I,_,_kand.ekonom.nauk,
red.; SHCHEPKIN, N.V.,
A.A., tekha.red.
otv.red.; LOWN, B.S., red.; LOGINO_V_,
red.; LTUSOV, A.K., nauchnyy sotrudniks
red.; KUZNETSOV. P.V., red.; PONONAMA.
LResources of the cement industry
data from the seminar of workers
tsementnoi promyshlennouti =R;
kov tsementnoi promyshlennosti.
199 P.
of the U.S.S.R.; based on
of the cement industry] Rezervy
po materialam seminara rabotni-
Koskva, Gosplanizdat, 1959.
(Him 13:3)
1. Moscow. Gosudarstvannyy veasoyuznyy asuchno-iseledovatel'skiy
institut tsementnoy promyshlennosti. 2. Direktor Gosudarstvennogo
vseao.vusnogo nauchno-iseledoystallskogo institute toementuoy
prowyahleanouti (NIItooment) (for Kholin). 3. Gosudaratvannyy vae-
soyusnyy nauchno-ionledovatellskiy iARtitut teementnoy promyshlen-
nosti WItsement) (for Loginov. Lyusov).
(Cement industries)

LOGINOT, Zakharly Ivauovich; PETRUSHU, I.M.. red.; PONOKAREVA, A.A.,
Oldin. red,
(Cement industry of the U.S.S.R. and the outlook for its
development] TS~mentnaia promyshlennost' SM i parepektivy
as razvitiia. Moskva, Gooplanizdat, 1960. 251 p. (KERA 1):3)
(Cement Industries)

WGINOV, Z.; KHDROSHU, M.
K pamphlet for builders and bank economists ("Planning the re-
duction of labor costs in housing construction" by A.Vinogradov.
Reviewed by Z.Loginov, R.Khoroshev). Fin.SSSR 21 no.6:89-91
Je 160~ Wu 13:6)
(Construction industr7-Costs)
(Tinogradoy, A.)

IDGIN'OVY Z.1.
Cement industry Is on a new upuving. Mement 27 no.5;3-5
S-0 161. (1,111RA 34:121,
1. Zaveduyushchly sektorom Soveta po izueheniyu proi2voditellnykh
oil Gooekonomsoveta SSSR.
(Cement industries)

LOGINOV, Z.I.
Lower the cost of cement.
TSament 28 no.lill-13 Jv-F '63.
WRA 16:5)
(Cement industries-Costs)

KLOKOVAP E. (Riga); LOGINOVA, A.(Riga)
Properties of the surface layers being formed upon the treatment of
metals vith brush, and the effect of these properties on the process
of cohesion. Ventis Latv ak no.9:33-40 160.
(MAI 10:9)
1. Akademlya nauk Latviyokoy SSR, Inatitut maishinovedeniya.
(Cohesion) (Metals)

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IDGINOVA, A. I*
"The Physical,, Chemical, and Technical Analysis of Porceesea of Decompoaition'
of Phosphates by Saltpeter Acid with Utilization of Waste," Ia. Ak. Nauk SSSR., Otdol.
Kh4m. Nauk, No.5, 194o
Sci. Inst. for Fertilization and Insecticides im. Sanoylov

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-LW-1jN'OVA, A. I.
U')SR/Chemistry
Fertilizers
Fhosphates
Sep 1946
"A Method for Manufacturing NPK Fertilizers," S. I. Volfkovich, Corresponding Mernber
of the Academy of Sciences of the U~;SR, A. I. Loginova, Research Institute of
Fertilizers and Insectofungicides, JMgrLi J. V. Samoilov, 4 PP
"Comptes Rendus (Doklady)" Vol LIII, No 8
A discussion is made of a new efficient method of treating phosphates with nitrLc acid
in the making of nitrogen-pbosphate fertilizers from Khibiny apatites.
FA 21T17

c_ -4
misolat forwisor, S, I "V.4,fk"v)4. -Il 1,
JAIlgiti'vil'i U.S.SR. 0,6io, Nov. Al, 1417. x4lslfAl
I irr tr,.1*41 with 11,Mh, I*hc est i-
s -, .11,1"'n. If I' 1.. 1,1,1, 10 fl' P, A I he CA 4 M N~, 01) .-Ill
116 mothrl llti%l,.c 4% Ittris vmmllit 1'. " %'I* .. SPI,
lerishici by the ll~UAI f9WIN-6. M. 11- 1,

l, _53'
, A
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USM/Chamistry Jul/Ang 49
Fertilizers
Nitric Acid
"Nitric and Phosphoric Fertilizers Made by Decom-
position of Phosphates by Nitric Acid," S. 1.
VollfkayJob) A. 1. Loginova, Moscow, 10 pp
"Tiapekhi xhiie vol. nm, No 4 '
Gives a complete graphical physloochazilcal analy-
sis of t32e sygtam CaO -P_oO5-N2N6R2O at 100,'75,
50, 25, and 5 C, and tabulates~relation between
amount of phosphate decoinposed and amount of
nitric acid used.
Ink
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1 .11
"Solution of Phosphates by Nitric Acid," 1952.
U-1882, 29 April 52

WGINOVA. A. M.
Stratigraptor of the terriger-ous part of the lower CarbozLi-
ferous in the Volga Valley portion of Ullyanovsk Province
(Okbotnichly-a and Barvarovka areas). Izv.vyo.ucheb.sav.;
.q 160. (MIU 13127)
geol.i razv. no-):37-41 Y
1. Kaluzhakiy gosudaratvennyy pedagogicheskiy institut.
(Ullyanovsk Province-Geology. Stratigraphic)

=INOVA, A.M.
Stratigraphy of the Yaanaya Polyana substage in the Volga Valle7
portion of Saratov and Stalingrad Provinces. Biul. MOIP. Otd. a-
geol. 34 no.5:95-102 S-0 159. (MIRA 1-4:6)
(Volga Valley-Falynology)

LOGINOVA, A.Ya., assistent
X-ray characteristics of an accessory pulmonary lobe of the azygos
vein (lobus azygos). Kaz.med.zhur. no.3:50-52 ?-tt-Je 162.
(MIRA 15:9)
1. Kafedra rentgenologli i radiologii No.2 (Zav. - prof. D.Ye.
Golldshteyn) Kazanskogo gosudarstvennogo instituta dlya usovershentvo-
vaniya vrachoy imeni Lenina.
(LUNGS-ABNORMITIES AND DEFORMITIES)
(AZYGOS VEIN-ABNORMITIES AND DtruitMITIES)

1, 6768-65 FG-4 JD
ACCESSION 11R. AP4045447 S/0129/64/000/009/0041/0043
AUTHOR: Loginova, A. Ya.
TITLE: Some properties-of thd surface layers forrned while cleaWng metals with
a rotary steel brush
SOURCE: MGtallovedenlye I 1:ermlcheskaya obrabotka mctallov, no. 9, 1964. 41-43
WIC TAGS: aluminuin, gold, copper, cold welding, pressure -welding, Metal clean-
ing, mi~tal brushing, metal 5urface
ABSTPAM In a previciusly published paper by A. !;owter in th(.t Wcldinc,' Jou-nal, it
found that th(~ best metbod of surface! preparai.i(~n k cle.-.ming v'rith ri rotar(
st-.~l !,.rush. investigat ions by 53 . B. Ayr;!) i rld---r , E. F .i"Jok.ov.-, and A. Lr~.-.Jinnva
havc-1 howc-ver, Lhat this
d 1 5 i 0I i 1 c., r t o S AP (.-, i n Lc d j I ii ii;.tDi; r i ri c'joli, lhi-
nIf 7 1~,
and partic-lcc, ridh,--r, -~i
revolution. Diring 1h, 1()l i i ot !.h~- 1'rub". ag'-' i 11., 1
the al the p,.-irticles adhare to the ~-'Urface' forl~;Inq thn ox;d~~ f i fm- chcm!'~3'
-o-ifia; n-, IrF,' )Y tle- rr
tfiat the surf.3cu c-
'brushinq loads to hicher ri nanu.-~
e I aV 0 1 y t I I i C ~ t 0 x 11f;l qa Y t' '3 1 n' - d b

ACCESSION NR: AP40'454147
a steel brush but on other metals the oxidized laycrs during this process;
;ire not thicker then 20-A1. This variation in oKide 13yer thickness may be ex-
plained by the process of layer formation, since the adherence o' p6rtlcles to th,~
basc, retai I~j determined by the properti(- of the oxide and the r~~ tol . F)e, per I 11e4 ts
sho-~pf-d that the layel-5 formed during brushIng preserve 11-ifnir hardness durinq 3!)-
r),,) n This lav~r on alu..minur., is four as hard 3~ thc annealed mr-t,11
'or copper a)d Iron I t is 1.5 t lm.(-; ds h j r d. The hardness In-
r;--q temperature. The propertic5 of tt;ic investigated oxicl-, 1 3 y c- r o r 3 ! u m, iu rr
~,e ~.Ivjs close to those of sintered alurt'num ncr~%der . Th'c- --b5arved 5 i ni 1 ar i ty bc-
twecn SAP and the surface layer Is e_xplenined by the fact th,)t boti conslst of a
of oyidized particles. A teit pcrfor!-,~ad i,..rltli go-ld t,) detcradr-,,:~ the
of precious metals iic-qed that the results are similar. The surface lay.-
r -2
hardness was 140-160 kg/cri . After annealing, the hardness of qold 28
1'-q1T-'tr7.2 and Lhat of the surface layer was 80 k9ft-12
. Finally, after u,.Inq ~i steel
qold, the Fe cont,!nt was !h,- surfacc7 layer, v&;1- ri-,
-iliminlin due to the of AI-T'e. Orig. art has: 2 f I r .2 S
I., l: I t u t av t
v
ard Ki-clicin I r-s , Acad( my of
t
6 MA I E .9 00 ENCL: 00 SUP, CODE. KIq
Card NO REF SOV: 004 OTHER: 603
KI

LOGINGV.~, A.Yao
Propenles of nurface layers formed durina the cleaning of metals
with a rotating steel brush. Metallovfjd. i term. obr. met. no.9:41-
43 5 164- 17:11)
1. lnstitut avi,omatiki i mekhaniki AIN Latviyskoy SSR.

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A [2TH011. Aynbinder, S. B. (Candidate of technical sciences) , Lobnoylql A-Y-1-kKngtneerl;
M;,kari)v, V.A. (Engineer) - Rastriona, F. F. (C.antli(late cif tecwn-rc-111
TITLE: Cold welding of metWa using solid finely divided pirticles "Ila
H,
SOURCE: Sv a rochnoye prof zvodstvo, no. 10, 19G4, 28-31
TOPIC TAGS: cold weldIng, spot welding, metal treatment, nietal Impurity, metal Powder.
alw-iriurn base ailoy, aluminum welding, copper weiding
ABSTRACT: This article presents the results of investigatiows concorninff the development
of a inothod of cold spot welding which doer, not mquirr, spc-C1,11 in-'111-face treabnolit of the
;r-r, -InA,
I' i C I r'. e n S 1) 1 nj~ 'A 1 1,
ilit (ziffect oi the particie qiz-o )I irir-- wa,, 4!- As
I of the Encloi3ure, increasin1l dW (111TIL~n,4ions 0 the tto,--for jl.~-rt!f !o-4 in
r e a se s uie strength of the welded spot to a certain limit, after which subse-quent en-
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largerx3ent of flie particle size produces no Increase in stren A s F
g_ th s hawn tn ig. 2 of
IfInninsure, however, the strength of a welded apot to lestj when coart-a rtowder fit
Tra~ e-f[aci of the density of the powder lavt--4r waR ifivostigfitlid oli ~Ukjrnlnurn
for iron powder 100 - 160 w in diametel . I-he
rer-f!
to impurities. As ahown Ln Vig. 3 (if Lhe E-nelosure, tjit- p ner, of a
hj;)r,cant on the surface sornewhat reduced the strength of tho weld. The authors con-
'Clu,ifA 'What the diiuenslons of the p(rwder should be no le3n than 150 - 200 microns; the
(if 1,Lo laver of pcrwdor shou.~A be approximatelv 0. 5.jnm , and the reladve depth
t-,ich impreatitons shokild bo 7 0 b for a1unJnur-,T fmd .4 5 - 67T for lot
~,,),.n ~Lceount the density of L~e layer of powdor~. Orig art. hari: I tablo UW 7
ASSOCIA7TON: Enatitut avtomadid I mekhanM AN Latv-iysk-oy SS~
__J,~-,na~U013 and
m a c h,--n1cs institute, All latSSR)
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1. Institut macihinovecimnilyEi A1.1 l.atviYik-,y S.;R,

ACC Niri-rj6024~~j* SOURCE CODEs iiil2~96fl6~1006100,1~162(~316,iffI
JAUTHORS Aynbindery S. B.; loginovap A. Ya.; Rastriginap E. F.
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparation of a surface layer similar to SAP
~
SOURCE: Alyuminiyevyye splavy, no. 4, 1966. Zharoprochnyye i vysokoprochrjyyO aPla,%7
(Heat resistant and high-strength alloys), 208-213
TOPIC TAGS3 sintered aluminum powder, motal surface, surface finishing
ABSTRACT: A mechanism is proposed to account for the formation of a layer of SAP
(sinterod aluminwm powder) on the surface of aluminum during its treatment Wit-E-a ro-
tating wire brush. The properties of this layer (hardness, chemical cormosition, oxi-
dation rozistance at high temperatures) were studied. It is shown that the hardnossil
of the surface layer increases from 145 kg/mmz to 200 kg/mmZ as the diameter of the
brush wire decreases from 0.4 to OA2 mm. It is also shown that the increase in the
hardness of the layer with decreasing wire diameter is in accord with the increased
oxid2~~ontent of the layerZ It is pointed out that by treating the surface of metals
with a rotating wire brushl"d suitably selecting the brush materialp one can alloy
the surface layer of some metals. Thus, for example, a i-min treatment of nickel and
gold with a brush having steel wires 0.3 mm in diameter and rotating at 28 m/sec pro-
duces a layer containing 5-10% Fe. Be iron is observed on aluminum and very little is
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found on copper. Orig. art. hast 5 figures.
SUB CODES II/ SUB14 DAM none/ ORIG REFS 007/ CTH REFS 004
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MEM V. St, DAQDASA=t A.A.v AL#PMU P 14 OMM.-CH lo.v LOMNOVA F.E.0,
CKUWWA Z.1-v S11K-,RKO LLZ lAffix -.154.
Sastolanis vardechno-sonudistai elatojrj i kravetvorenie pri
giptrtanichaskoi bolosai. Sondition of the catediovascular
system and homopoieaia in bypertonaion7 Ter. arkh. 23:2 Mar-
Apr 51 p. 13-26.
I* Professor Bazdasarov# CorrespondinZ Member of the Acadav
of Medical Soiancoe WSR, 2a Of the Hospital Therapeutic
Clinic (Director-Frof, A. A.. Bagdaaarov) of the Pediatric
Faculty of the Second Moscow flodical Institute imeni 1,, 8,
Stalinb
CLML Vol, 208 110, 10 Oct 1951

"'717- IV C
BAGDASAROTI A.; ALIFERIN, P.: GURUICH, I.; LWINOVA, F.; MIRMI. V.
Answer to X.A.ZvanlteWals discussion on the article by A.A.BagU-
arov. P.M.111perin, I.B.Gurevich, F.I.Loginova, and V.I.Merkull.
:
Dfnamice of cardiovascular modifications in IWpertension."
Terap, arkh. 26 no*3:87-88 VT-Je 154. (KMA 7t9)
(HYPIMMSION, pathology,
cardiovascular ffyotem)
(CARDIOTASCMAR MTINg in various diseases,
b7pertansion)

BAGDASAROV, A.A.;ALIPMRIN, P.M.:GUREVICH, I.B.:WGINOVA. F.I.:MFJIKIJL, V.Ye.
Dynamicr of cardiovascular changes In hypertension. Tar. arkh.,
Moskva 25 no.4:1$8-65 JnIY-Aug 1953. (CLKL 25:4)
L Of the Hospital Therapeutic Clinic (Direotor - Prof. A. A.
Bagdanarov, Corresponding Member ANS UM) of the-Pediatric Faculty
of Second Moscow Medical Institute imeni I. Ve Stalin.

ALIFMI, P.H.,; LOGUIOVA, F.I.,; MALOVA, M-V-(MoGkv&)
MOMMOM
Using neodicoumarin for the prevention of thromboambolic
complications in hypertension. Klin. med. 34 no.1:64-68 Ja 156.
(MLRA 9:5)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo orden& Lenins, institute, gematologii i perelivAniya
krovi. (dir.-chlon-korrespondent AMI SSSR prof. A.A. Bagdasarov)
i gospitallnoy terapevticheskoy kliniki, pediatrichookogo
fakullteta II Moskovskogo meditsinskogo Institute. imeni I.V. Stalina.
(THROMBOMBOLISM, otiol. and pathogen.
hypertension, prev. with neodecumarin ethyl bideoumacetate)
(COUHARIN
ethyl biocoumacetate in prev. of thromboambolism
after caused by hypettension)
(HYPMTXNBIOU, compl.
thromboembolism, prev. with etI71 biscoumacetate)

ALIPWRIH, P.H.0 doktor med.nauk; GURNVICH, I.B.; DORNIKOVA N.P*; GI110VA.
7.I.; MUROLI , V.Ye.; RODIIL~, R.I.; SKACHILOVA, N.N.; TIAAWWWO
Functional changes in hypertension following sleep therapy. Terap.
.arkh. 29 no.11:58-66 11 '57- (MIRA 11:2)
1. Iz gospitallnoy torapevticheakoy kliniki pedistrichaskogo
fakulltats II Moskovskogo maditsinskogo institute imeni N.I.PirogoTs
i gamoterspevticheskay kliniki TSentrallnogl ordena Lenina instituts
gematologii i.perelivaniya krovi (dir. - chlen-korrespondent AMR
SSSR prof. A.A.Bagdaearov)
(HYPIMUNSION, therapy,
sleep ther. (Run))
(SUMP, therapeutic use.
bypertension (Rus))

ALIPERINg P.M.; RIUPIANKOp V.Ye,.-, LOGINOVA, F.I.
Use of an alcohol-glucose solution of albumin in diseases of the
gastrointestinal system. Probl, gemat. i perel. krovi 5 no. 8;44-
48 Ag 166. (MIRA 14:1)
(BLOOD PLASMA SUBSTITUTES) (ALIMENTARY CANAL-DISEMES)

MIRAMMEDOV, A.A.v vrach; TER-NINOSYAN, E.P., vrach.; WGINOVA, G.,
operatsionnaya sestra
Disinfection of the hands of a surgeon., obstetricianp gynecologist
and their assistaints in a rural locality. Med.sestra 21 no.12i
46-49 D 162. (MIRA 16W
1. Iz Uzunakoy uchastkovoy bollnitsy Surkhan-Darlinskoy
oblasti Uzbekskoy SS11.
(DISINFECTION AND DISINFECTANTS)

MALAYA, LT.,, prof.; UTEVSKIY., A.M.p prof*; FCALIMANy P.A., kand.biolonauk;
LOMOVA,-G.A*
StwAy of come processes of catecholamine metabolism in collagenoviev
rrach.delo no.2:10-16 -7 163. (MM 160)
1. Kafedra gospitallnoy terapil, (zav. - prof. L.To Malaya) i
karadra biokhimii (zav. - chlen-korrespondent AV UkrSSR, prof.
A.M. Utevskiy) lechobnogo fakullteta Xharlkovokogo meditainskogo
inatitutao
(ADRENALIVIC) (COLLAGEN DISRASES)

LOGINOVAO G.A., LIONOT, G.P.
NaIn features of the geological development of Daghestan during
the upper Jurassic and ValangInian periods. Uch.sap.Nook.un.
no.176 :87-103 156. (KM 9:12)
(Baghostan--Geology, Stratigraphic)
01

U)GINDVA, G.A.
Kellovay sediments in the western and central parte of the
northern slope of the Caucasus. Trudy, VNIIGAZ no.7:BP-102
140 VIIRA 13:5)
070
(Caucasus, Northern-Geology, Stratie.Taphic)
77777K

LOG INOVA, G. A.
Boundary between the upper Jurassic and lower Cretaceous in the
Kielovodek region and Kuban and Xalyy Zelenchuk.Basinse Teste
Hoek* un. Ser. 4: Goo!. 15 no.418-13 n-Ag 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Kafedra Istoricheskoy goologli Moskovskogo universiteta.
(Caucaeue-Geology, Stratigraphic)

MALAX~, L.T., prof.; UTEVSKIYp A.M. prof.- KALIMAN, P.A., kand.
biologicheskikh nauk;.WGIN6vA, G.I.
Study of some processes of catochol amine metabolism in
rheumatic fever (Sokollskii - Boui2laudls dieeas'e). Vop.
revm. I no.3:52-57 Jl-S 161. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Iz kafedry fakulitetskogospitallnoy terapii sanitarno-
gigiyenicheakogo i pediatricheskogo fakulitetov (zav. - prof.
L.T.Mdlaya) i kafedry biokhimii (zav. - chlen-korrespondent
AN UkrSSR prof. A.M.Utevokly) Kharlkovskolo neditsinskogo
Instituta (dir. - dotsent B.A.Zadordzhnyy .
(RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE) (ADRENALINE)

LOGINOVA G.A.
Age of the Upper Ourassic variegated formation in the northwestern
Caucasus and Its analogues in Kabardino-Balkaria and North
Oasetia. Vest.lloeksun.Ser.4s Geol. 17 no.5s23-29 S-0 162.
(IMIRA 15:1-1)
1e Kafedra istoricheekoy I regionallnoy geologii Mookovskogo
universiteta.
(Caucasus-Geological time)

SELIKHANOVICH, Valeriya Georgiyevna;
BOLISHAKOV, N.N., red.; KOMARIKOVA, L.M., red,.izd-va;
ROMANOVA, V.V., tekhn. red.
(Illiodor Ivanovich Pomerantsev; militAry geodesiBt,
astronomer, and seismologist] Illiodor Ivanovich Pome-
rantsev,- voennyi geodezist, astronom, seismolog. Mo-
skva., Goageoltekhizdat, 1963. 101 P. (MIRA 16:7)
(Pomerantsev, Illiodor Ivanovich, 1847-1921)

AUTHOR: Krav-tsov, V.I., Loginova, I.S. 76-11-9/35
TITLEt On the Mechanism of the Dissolution of Cadmium ana Cadmium Amalgam
in Solutions of Acids (0 makhanizme rastvoreniya kaamiya i small-
gamy kadmiya v mstvore kialot)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Xhimii, 1957, Vol. 31, Nr 11, pp. 2438-24."
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The most important criterion in the evaluation of the degree of
equilibrium of electrode potentials is the dependonce of the
latter an the activity (concentration) of the ionij aetermining
the potential in the solution. Here the investigation of the de-
pendenoe of potentials of the electrodes of cadmiAm and cadmium
amalgam on the cadmium sulphate concentration in sulphurio acid
is carried out. It is shown that the self-dissolution and the anode
dissolution of cadmium m0 the amalgamted oadmiwa in sulphurio
acid solutions develops with practically equilibruted potentials
of the corresponding electrodes. The possibility is shown to de-
termine the cadmium-sulphate ooncentmtion an the surface of the
cadmium (amalgamated cadmium) dissolving in sulphuric acid from
card 1/2 the T-19 OCdSO4 -curves. it is stated that the modification of

76-11 -9135
On the Mechanism of the Dissolution of Cadmium and Cadmium Amalge= in
Solutions of Acids
the activity coefficient of oadmium ions in solutions with an
exoess of sulphurio aoid takes place "simbatioally" with the modi-
fioation of the average activity coefficient of the sulphurio
acid. There are 5 figures, I table, and 12 references# 8 of which
are Slav-1o.
ASSOCIATION: Leningxud State University imeni A.A.Zhdanov (Leningradskly
gosudarstvennyy univeraitet " A.A.Zhdanova)
SUBMITTEDt June 18, 1956
AVAILABLE., Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Shostakovskiy, M. F.; Vlasov, V. M.; Mirskov. R. G.; Loginova,
TITLE.- Synthesis -and -transformation of organic fin- acetylene compounds --M.
Organic tIA-acetylene I
Aals
aDg
SOURCE: Zhurnal obahchey kh1lit, v. 34, no. 9, 1964, 2843- 2845-
TOPIC TAGS: tin-acetylene compound, tin acetylene acetal, acetylene acotal,
tin -acetylene. compoundaynthesis, .- infrared-spectrum, valence vibration
ABSTRACT: In continuation of earlier work, the interaction between non-symme-
trical- acetylene acetals with-hexa-alkyl an -triallty1meth-axy
stannoxane - d stannanes
tudi d
was s e to elu Idate, in particular, the role of hydrogen in the acetylene
gj6bup.___React ion--of-triethylmethoxystannane with non-symmetrical acetylene ace-
Ws of primary, secondary and tertiary alcohols proceeds according to the follow-
ing. schema:
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(Ciffs)3snocifs If C=-CXO (C2ffS)3SP-C-=CX0
\IbIC113
\C11 C113 + c1l'o if
c4lf/
(yield about 7076)
Factors such as the ratio of the 2 starter materials, removal of water during the
reactinn, temperature and duration of reaction were found to i-nfluence the yield;
a 1:2 ratio of the stannous comround and the acetal, 100C temperature, 3 hours'
reaction time and removal of water during the reaction gave best results. Infrared
spectra of the end products showed intense bands at a 2144- 2148 cm- 1 freq,jency
corresponding to valence vibration of the CaC bond at the cc position with respect
to the Sn atom. Four reaction products are presenteo in a table; a 53. 4% :rield
of 1-/ I'-(triethylstannyl)propine- 11-oxy/- 1-(butoxy)ethane and 64. 3076 of I- / P-
(triethylstannyl)propine- I I - oxy/ - 1 - (butoxy)- ethane was obtained. Tile possibility
of interaction of such compounds was determined for the first time, showing the
great mobility of the acetylene hydrogen atom In such reactions. Orig. art, has;
2 formulas and I table.
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ASSOCIATION: Irkutskiy -institut organicheskoy khirnit Sibirl3kogo otdeleniya Ma-
dernii nauk SSSR (Irlcutsk-Institute of Organic Chemistry, Siberian Division of the
Academy of Sciences, SSSR)
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SHOSTAKOVSKIY., M.F.; VLASOV, V.M.; MIRSKOV, R.G.; LOGINOVA, I.Ye.
Synthesis and transformations of organotin acetylenic compounda.
Part 3; Tin organic acetylenic acetals. Zhur. ob. khim. 34 no.9;
2843-2845 8 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Irkutskiy institut organicheskoy khimii Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR.

SHOSTAKOVSKIY, M.F.; VLASOV, V.M.; MIRSKOV, R.G.; LOGINOVA, I.Ye.
Synthesis and transformations of acetYlenic organotin ccmpound.,.
Part 3: Acetylenic organotin acetals. 7hur. ob. khim. 34 no.10:
3178-3180 0 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Irkutskiy InaLltut organichaukoy khlmll "llbirskogo utdolontyn
Ali SSSR.

.- ~a! ,. -,1. r
LOGIVIOVA, Lubov.
I nstitute of Microbiology, Academy of Sciences, USSR.
"Physiology of Experimentally Produced Thermotolerant Yeasts."
paper presented at Seventh International Congress uf Microbiology, Stockholm,
Sweden, 4 - 9 Aug ' 58-

LOGINOVA, L., uchitellaites
Role of natural visual aids In teaching biology. Biol. v shkole
no. 3:26-29 MY-Je 158. (MIRA 11:8)
1. Shkola No. 105 g. Khar1kova.
(Biology-Study and teaching)
(Visual aids)

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Akadtzlya nank SM. Inatitut =incraloZii, Fcokhjziji i kriateJ.10'411-11 r:d:'-kh
ele=ntov
Vopro3y mincralogii, r20,:hirdi i E;crozisa r.-mtorozh,-I,.miy red!dkh elcrnntav
(Pro'blc= in llinorcao~j, Ccochmrlatry, m-d D-z!poait r==tion of RCxO Elc=nta)
Errata
I:occov, T--d-vo AN C'M, 1560. 2;53 p. ("42ricat Ita: Trudy, v7p. 4)
printed on the inside of tack cover. 2,~00 copies printed.
Chief Ed.: K. A. Vlasov, CorzracTonain.~- Aceacry of Sciences r-M.1;
Rear. Ed.z V. V. Lya:I-;71ch; Ed. of Fubllchina Eo-jze: L. S. Tar, ov;
Tech. Ed.: P. S. Tmahina.
PMMSZ- Thin book is intended for C-cole.-iota, mimraloz;isU, and patrcZ;rar-!iera.
COT"MM: This in a collection of 23 articles on tho for-mation, Czolc-:~j,
mimralocy.- Vtro'"Xar':'V, Lmd. G--ocl- '=1otry of dnTr,.)3it3 of rare clc--.:nts in
Gitcria and ISovict] Ccntral Azia. 121,3 distribution and chtracteriatica of
rare elcr--nta found in tEaco areas aa voll as s=3 Oxantitative ana V-alitat-
tive methods of investigating the rocks and. winarals in which tbay am fcund,
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iLwati,~ation of tL3 TooGibUit tica of inCuatrial extraction =1 util.1---ticz of
cclenirm, telluriun, =4 bn-nSu=. No p-,rconalitics are =ntion--d. E=h article
in acco=p=ied by referencea.
TAELZ OF CUr,=-St
Gar.-=h, A. A. reculiaritios in th,~ Dintribution of Rare Kerinto
in roly=tallic Dapoolto of tb-o ?~:Arv.Z;orck rc,-ion of Radnyy Altr.7 3
Car-.-nov, Te. 1. On tba Coatont of Litlii= and rubidi= in I:ir.^ralz
of 1Xkallm Pe,-;=tites of the Lmrozorridy Iasuif 20
Zad.qlar, S. T., and S. rmuzz-atoy. On th,3 CeocImmistrj of Soloni= and
Telluri= in the Ora Dapojit3 of Almlyk 24
Gorokhava, V. N. On V:3 Content of rk--ni= in Kolybdaniteo of tL*
D3poaits 23
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Yoolt,77a, Tc, H., and 1. 1. razrr.,nl-4. Plrochlora of tin Vichnav7ya
Ito ParcZ:3notlc Aormclationan, cna tho reculiarities of Its
Chc=ical Co--pouition
Zl,--bln, A. 0., 0. N. Mi!dtdir-.7, and I.I. To. Kma~ara. Parr-:1,n3tic
Antoclationa of Accennory 'Uncralo of F-,av Mc.-nnts in M-occztwt-
renitized Illazalta Intruzira Focim of tta Vlch--2v77o 1:~-=tcsn
Zhnbin, A. 0. On tba go;aration Ti=3 of the JU=ralo 17joblim, Zircmd=p
ezd tba Rarc Zartba in tla,G.-czito Vct;=tito of tho Bly==vckva llizo
Se=nov, To. 1. Galtirconi= Ii ALvaUna Pozzatites
Morkin, V. I., Yu. A. Pyatanko, and A. V. Bykova. On Britholito of tba
Alkslino Rocks of SoutbaActera T%rm
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L-jc-%'-7dcb,V T 6ri V, 1, Ca tl~i c: L-:.to
on ;h;Intnt a in c;7z:It"4C.3
17,-:i-,7p Vo Ve, =1 0. Too "ma rlzcmr7 of 7;zact)ita
in Tc:=tl7&
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IC-,4ot] Coztral Azle
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of Moblum CZA Tcatca=
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Probler-3 in 111naraloZ7 (Cont.) ~07/57U
Zl--.i:mva, A. S. On the Ilro blem of C=,2tic Tn= of CLr--=i- or-rjn~-
D,apooitc
TMownka7, I. P.,and R. P. Tjl:torcn!-.o-m. Co:lt=t rocka 0:: tb*
Im-oz-oraldy Ilan3if, Their Gano3ia FMI th3 Paculiaritica of Dilltri-
butlop In Mom of Raro 1:3tal lilr-,rAlzation
Volochl~ovich, K. L. On tho Fkoblc:3 of tLo Stmotaral Pooltion of the
Gornoaltalakiy Rare I:otml Prarinca
1---LZDr3 07 CZZ-3 AM 41=-AW
Lobcdavu, S. 1. Rationr-1 1'2thod of Quantitatlw Datorz:ination of
DiscerJ=tc%l Bary=ua in Groicen Ores
Eodior=, D. A., S. F. Sobolav,.B. P. Zolotarcy, ana Ye. V. Vlazova.
On Accidental Errors of Quantitative 13,noraloalcal Ana.1jois of Oro
31ima and Concentrates
Cara 516
31
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209
214

Proble=a in IU=raloaj (cont.) L:W/571;a
T,o--'-cr7a L A Erln-ri---nt in ll'--=,~~v_- tL-,:: 0_7,.ical Cczat=ts of
;;d ..i.,it.
Lollmin, V. li, Prospacta in tb;., M~trvctioa of -"A~nit=
and Tc2-lrxit= Prom tLa Prod-azts of Ora Prcccaainz
Kao=olriah, S. Ya. Vafni= (Ecomnic sumay)
NIAILAZZ: Libruy of CoDgmag
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2!~6

VOLYNSKIY, I.S.; LOGINOVA, L.A.
Comparative quantitative characteristic of optical constant's
of some "pink" sulfides. Trudy Inst. min., geokhim. i
kristallokhim. red. elem. no,6:72-85 161, (MIRA 15:3)
(Sulfides-Optical. properties)

GINZBURG, I&M~,* LOGI11OVk._I,_,k,-,
Spectroscopic manifestations and energy of the intramolecular
hydrogen bonding in thiosalicylic acid. Dokl. AN SSSR 156 no.
6:1382-1385 Je 164. (MIRA 17:8)
1. Leningradskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy institut. Predstavleno
akademikom A.N. Tereniym.

VOLYIISKIY, I.S.; BEZ3ERTNAYA, M.S.$. otv. red.; LOGD!OVA,L.A., otv.
reds; MI5HINA,R.Lo)r'ea-.T-id-vR; GRISHKffk-,1:.t.',
(measuring the optical constants of ore minerals using an
OKF-1 photometric ocular] Izmerenie apticheskikh postoian-
Pykh rudmykh mineralov s pomoshchliu fotometricheskogo oku-
liara OKF-1. Foekva, Izd-vo AN S-'q.T, 1963. 86 p.
(MIRA 17:2)

MAMVF,TSP=, P.S. (Makovetalkyio P-S,Ij Prinimali uchaotiye: SMIUK, D.P.;
SUBDTIKA.. L.I.j--jXYM',-L4; L14hvina., L.A,J; PISSCHA7, I-Ya.
Characteristics of the petroleums of the central part of the
Dnieper-DonetB Lowland. Dop. AN URSR n0.9;1205-2212 161.
(MIRA 34: U)
1. Institut, geologichaskikh nauk AN USSR. Predetavleno, akademikom
ff WSR V.G. Bondarchukom, (Bondarchuk, V.H.].*
(Dniaper-Donets Lowland-Petroleum)

ZASUKHIN, G.N.; LOGINOVA L A BAROYANTS, S.G., red. izd_vwj
IYERUSALIMSKA L. tekhn. red.
(Experience in using geochemical prospecting for sulfide
deposits in the Southern Urals] Opyt primeneniia geokhimi-
cheakikh poiskov kolchedannykh meatorozhdenii na IUzhnom
Urals. 14oskva., Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1963. 134 p.
(MIRA 16:6)
(Ural Mountains--Copper deposits)
(Ural Mountains--Geochemical prospecting)

USSR / Human and Aniwl Morphology, Normal and Pathological. S
Pathological Anatomy.
Abs Jour :Rof Zhur - Biol., No 8, 1958, No 36039
Authors :DoliW;oy Sh. B.;_T4ginova,$ L
Inst :Not given
Title :Concerning Epithelial Coccygeal Ducts.
Orig Pub :V sb.: Elementy proktoloCLi, Kuybyshev, 1956, 75-82
Abstract :DurinG the investigation of 1,000 children, up to 16 years,
epithelial coccygeal ducts havin'-, a congenital defect deve-
lopment, were revealed in 1% of the cases; in adults, they
are encountered in 0.3%. Depending upon the degree of in-
va(,ination of the skin, epithelial coccygeal ducts, from
funnel-shaped retractions to tyAcal canals, are observed.
Funnel-shaped retractions appear in 5.4% of children and in
54 of adults. They have diverse forms and are not coi,mli-
catod by inflammatory processes. The greatest percentnL;c of
epitbalial coccygeal ducts, the ratractible variety, in ob-
served in the newborn. -- S.K. rominov.
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LOGIN'OVA, L. G.
"Adaptation of Teast to High Temoeraturel" Mikrobiol., 13, No.4, IQ44
Thst. Miabobiology, AS USSR and Central Sci. Res. Tnst. of Alcoholic
Industries, Moscow
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"Adaptation in the Yeast," Mikrobiol., 14, NO-5, 1945
Inst. Hicrobiol., AS USSR