SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KVALIASHVILI, G. A. - KVAPIL, M.

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VALIASHVILI, G.A.
PreBence of forms of fauna of the Kullianits horizon in the Guria
beds in Guria. DdU.AN SSSR 96 no.i:i6i-162 my 154. (WWA 7:5)
1. Sektor palsobiologii Akademil nauk Gruz.SSR. Predstavleno
akademikom S.I.Mironovym. (Ouria--Palsontology) (Paleontology--Guria)

KYALIASHVILI, G.A.
Now representatives of the genus loprosodacne from Kotsakhuri
deposits of eastern Gborgia. Soob. AN Grus. UR 18 no.5063-569
KY '57. (MM 10:9)
1. Akademiya nauk Grusinefcoy SSR, Sektor palsobiologii, Tbilisi.
Predstavleno akademikom L-Sh. Davitashvili
(Georgia-famallibranchiata: Iroasil)

,LIASHVIII, G.A., Cand Oeol-l'in Sci - (Jiss) "l'ol-_.-I:hurJ
KVA
-_r~apects of UeoTCir." Bnllm, 1~5ci. 18 pli (7-in of L"i[!:ier
Ed=~tion USSR. -zerbayd,.-Ili.-n Sttrto- U im S.L. Kirov) . 100 CoDics
(K-L, 33-50, 115)

VALIASHVILI, Q.A,
Geographical distribution of the Oncophora ard Gori horizons.
Trudy Inat. paleobiol. AN Grus. SSR 5:161-212 160. (MIRL 13:12)
(Geology, Stratigraphic)

KVALIASHVILI, Georgii Aleksandrovicho starshiy nauchrqy sotr.,
- ka-ra. -geoIogo7--m-Ifi-6i-*---fiauk; DAVITASHVILI~ L.Sh., red.;
AVALIMI, V.14., red. izd-va; BOKEMA, E.B., teldm.red.
[Oncophora (Rzehakia) horizon of Burasia)Dnkoforovyi
(rzagakievyi) gorizont Evrazii. Tbilisi, Izd-vo Akad. nalk
Gruzinskoi SSR, 1962. 231 p. (MIRA 15.12)
1. Institut paleobiologii Akademii nauk Grazinskay SSR (for
Kvaliashvili).
(Mollusks, Fossil)

ZHIZHCHENKO, B.P.; KVALIASHVILIp G.A,
Miocene deposits of eastern Georgia. Soob. 0 Gru2. SSR 27
no.109-42 J1 161. (MIRA l6t8)
1. AN GruzSSR, Institut paleobiologii, Tbilisi. Predstavleno
ak,adwmikom AN GruzSSR L.Sh.Davitashvili.
(Georgia--Geology, Stratigraphic)

UALIASHVILI, G.A.
Stratigraphic position cf the Tnrkhan horizon. Trudy inst.
pmleobiol. AN Gruz. SSR 7N1.1+5-156 162. (14MA 17-7)

KVALIASHVILI, G.A.
Formation of deposits of the Cimmerian stage in western
Georgia. Trudy Inst, paleobiol. AN Gruz. SSR 8:35-41 163.
(MA 17:7)

KVALIASHVILI, M.A.
Now method for the early diagnacis of glaucoma. Soob.AU Gruz.
SSR 21 no.2:237-24o Ag '58. (MNA 12:6)
1. Glaxnaya klinika Thilioskogo gonudaretvonnogo madinatituta.
Prodstavleno akademikom A.D.Zurabashvili.
(GLAUCONA-DIAGNOSIS)

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KVALIASHVILI, 13. A. Cand Med Sci __ (diss) Application of small doses of X-rays
for the purpose of am6 early diagnosis of glaucoma." Tbilisi, MM
wp~
Publishing House of the Acad Sci Georgian SSR, 1959. 10 pp (Tbilisi State led
Inst), 200 copies (KL, 41-59, 106)
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-U_ALIASHVILI* K%A*
Use of amll doses of X rays in the early diagnosis of glaucom.
Vbst.oft. 72 no.6:13-16 N-D 159. WU 13--5)
1. Glaznaya klinika Thilieskogo meditsiuskogo institute. (zav.
kafedroy glaznykh bolezvey - prof. Sbkba dze) i RespublikWhakaya,
klinicheskaye, bolluitea imeni Tarsaidze (glavia.V vrach P.D.
WahareLobvili).
(GIAUOOMA diag.)
(RADIATION SMOTS)

XVALTBOVA, S. B.
NVALIBOVA, S. B.: "Pharmacological Properties of Preparations of Fragrant
Goosefoot -- Chenopodium Botrys L." Published by the
Arad Sci Turkemn SSR. Acad Sci Turkmen SSR. Department of
Biological and Agricultural Sciences. Ashkhabid, 1956.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in VBterinary
Science)
So: Knizhnsys Ietopis', No. 18., 1956.

S/137&/0O0/011/035/t43
A006/ 001
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1960, No. 11, p. 251,
# 27246
AUTHORS: Tavadze, F.N., Tskitishvili, M.D., Doliashvili, K.A., Mandzhgalad-
zes S.N.J.k Nabichvriahvili, M.A.
TITLE: The Effect of Carbon and Silicon on Heat and Scale Resistance of
Alloys of the Iron-Chrome-Manganese System
PERIODICAL% Dokl. Nauchno-proizv. konferentsii mashinostroiteley i priboro-
stroiteley, Leningrad, Sudpromg1z, 1959, PP. !69 - 1EO
TEXT: The authors studied the joint effect of C and Si on heat and scale
resistance in cast and heat treated states of 2 series of alloys containing (in
c 1.o4 - 3.92; Mn 13-19 - 15.61; Cr 12.90 - 15.4o; si o.66 - 4.46; P 0.028
0.147 M; C 0.25 - 3.82; mn 14.14 - 15.38; Cr 24-03 - 25.90; Si 0.21 - 6.82;
P o.o4 - o.25 (II); Heat treatment was conducted in vacuum quartz tubes by the
following two ways: 1) stabilizing at 700 and 7500C for 500 hrs; 2) homogenizing
at 1,050 - 5000C (stepped) for 350 hrs. It was established that during stabiliza-
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S/137/60/=)A11/035/043
A006/A001
The Effect of Carbon and Silicon on Heat and Scale Resistance of Alloys of the
Iron-Chrome-Manganese System
tion an increased C and Si content reduced heat resistance due to the formation
of non-stable phases, namely austenite and carbides, During homogenization the
alloys I show increased heat resistance, if their C Pontent J.8 3.5 - 3.8%; the \J/
alloys 11 have 2 maxima of heat resistance: at 1.8 - 2.3% C; 0.3 - 1.0% Si and
at o.4 - i.o% c and 6.o - 7.0% Si. The alloys 11 show higher heat resistance af-
ter homogenization. The alloys investigated show satisfactory resistance to oxi-
dation up to 7500C and are not subjected to "growtIP up to 9500C. C impairs
scale resistance of 11 and has no effect on 1. Si impairs scale resistance of II.
There are 9 references.
A.S.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
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USSR Pharmacology, Toxicology. Chemotherapeutic Agents. U-7
Abs Jour : Ref. Zh.-Biol., No 2, 1958, No 8135
Author t Akovbyan, A.A., Zotova, M. B., Kvallvasser, M.P.
Inst
Title i The Treatment of Luetio Patients According to the 1949 and
1951 Schemes.
Orig Pub : Za Sotz. Zkmvookhr. Uzbekistana, 1955, No 1, 32-35.
Abstract : When the luetic patients were treated with penicillin
according to the schemes of 1949 and 1951, the average
disappearance of Treponema pallidim from the syphilides
occurred in 10 or 15 hours (from 3 to 38 hours); the other
average data were as followst epithelization of the chancre
in 12.5 days, disappearance of roseola in 5.8 days, resorption
of lentioular popules in 9 days, and disappearance of nodi iles
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USSR / Pharmacology, Toxicology. Chemotherapeutic Agents U-7
Abs Jour t Ref, Zh,-Biol., No 2, 1958, No 8135
Abstract : in 14 days. observations which had been made over periods
of 3 months to 4 years revea4ed that 3.12% of patients had
relapses, 2.67% of which were found serologioally and 0.45%
clinically.
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32274
S/612/59/000/008/015/016
4 440 0 D218/D304
AUTHOR: Kvallvasser, V. I., Docent, Candidate of Technical
ences
TITLE: On evaluating certain improper integrals by the opera-
tor method
SOURCE: Kuybyshev. Industriallnyy institut. Sbornik nauchnykh
trudov, no. 8, 1959. Teplotekhnika; voprosy teorii ra-
scheta i proyektirovaniya, 277-281
TEXT: The following theoremoare used: 1) Integration of the image
function from p to oO corresponds to division of the original func-
tion by t, which is equivalent to
90 00
F(p)dp = S f(t~ eptdt (1;2)
P 0 t
2) Multiplication of two originals corresponds to the operation of
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32274
3/612/59/000/008/015/016
On evaluating certain ... D,)la7D304
convolution in the domain of images. The author considers the in-
tegral
00
e-ax _ e-bx b
X dx = ln t
0 __~'O, b/;;-0)
(a/ (2;1)
calculates it first by a classical method (for which he states not
to have found any indications in the existing literature) and then
by the operational method, which is found to be much simpler than
the former. The integral
00
.I, [Io(ax) - cos bxj dx
x
0 (ab>O) (2;8)
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S/2274
6 12/59/DOD/008/01'z/1016
On evaluating certain D218/D304
where 10 is the Bessel function of first kind and zero order, is
calculated as follows: The image of 10(ax) - cos bx is (11F+ a-
- P/(p 2 + b2); integrating this with respect to p from p toqo and
applying Eq. (1;2), 11 = ln(2b/a). The author derives also the
well known Dirichlet integral and
00
3 = sin attsin bt dt (3;1)
~0 (a,b >0)
He states that several other integrals quoted by B. P. Demidovich
(Ref. 4: Sbornik zadach i uprazhneniy po matematicheskomu analizu
(Collection of Problems and Exercises in Mathematical Analysis,
Part 7, GITTL, 1952) are easily calculated by this method, There
are 4 Soviet-bloc references.
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KVALI'VASSER, V.I*., kand, tekhn. ri&uk; Mi~LU-"IlEVI Gil, Yu.M., krind. t-ekbn. nauk,
Yu.A., Inzh.
Effect of torsional vibrations of the drive from spind"Ie to Suppol-t
in the 1811 semiautomatic relieving lathe on the quality of machined
parts. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; mashinostr. no.4:160-167 164.
(mlm 3.8.1)
1. Kuybyshevskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.

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AtrMOR: Xvallvasser, V.I.; Autner, Ya.F..
TITLE: On the problem of the expansion'of a'neutral planvA into an external! magne-,
tic field
SOURCE: Zhurnal telckInicheakoy fiziki, v.34, no.7, 1964, 1270-1174
TOPiC TAGS: plasma f1wo, magnetic field plasma effect, electromagnetic field
ABSTRACT: Maxwell's equations for the'vacuum are solved in closed form for the fol-,
bowing initial and boundary conditions expressed in cylindrical coordinates r, z:
at time t = 0, the field is a uniform magnetic field parallel to the z axis and fill-
Ing all space; at all times'the field approaches a uniform magnetic field parallel
to the z axis and of the ini%ial magnitude as r-4m ; and at time t, the electric
u4d magnetic fields vanish for r < vt, where v is Wconstant less than'the velocity~
.of light. The equations are also solved',for~thiI following conditions expr?ssed in
rettangular Cartesian coordinates x, y, z: it time t w 0 the field ts a uniform maq--
notic,field parallel to the M axis and filling all space; at all times the field ap-
'proaches a uniform,nAgnotic #old parallel to the axis and of.the.inifial magni-;!-
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tude as I xj-tw -, and at time t, the electric and magnetic fields vanich for yl~
':'< X < v2t, where vi, v2 are constants, vjL 4. v2, and both are leas than the velmity
oV light. These solutions re~prdsent-tho fields of a perfectly cpnduoting plasma ox-
~,panding at constant speed into a.uniform magnotio.fleld from a dine source or tr6m
no problem.10,
in Olane source. The a 19goqa r a plastp expanding into 4 pagnotim field
from a point source has been discussed,.by S.Katz (J.of Math.Phyp.2,;,tl96l).-- Orig.
Cart. hast 37 formulas.
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NAKHAMKIN, S.A.
Using universal filtration for recording radioactive emission. Vop.rlud,
geofiz- n0-4:121-129 164. (MIRA 18tl)

BIRMAN, A.Ye.,- KVALIVASSF-R, YU.G-
Improved variation of the universal filter and its use in a
frequency analysis of transient signals. Vap. din. teor. raspr,
seism. voln no.6012-220 162. (MIRA.160)
(Saismometry) (Electric filters)

BIRM, A.D.; GOLITSKAN, F.M.; DRTAVTSEV,, S.M.; KVALIVASSERP Yu.G.;
NAKHANKIN., S.A.
Seventeen-channel controlled directional device using delay
lines. Vop. din. teor. raspir, oeism. voln no-4:230-241 162.
(Seismic Prospeciing-Blectric equipment) (11M` 15:10)

GORYUNOV, N.S.) kand. tekhn. nauk (Dzhambul); KVZ:AZN:. ~RA.~inzh. (Dzhambul);
DANILICHENKO, N.V.,, irth. (Dzhambul)
4
Irrigation conditions of sugar ~) ets in Kazakhstan. Gidr. i mel.
16 no.7:3-13 i1 164. 0 (MM 17: 11)

KVANCRAMDZE, q~.S -~d. mod. nauk; DZWGAVAMS, O.M., muchniy sotradnik;
h.,~
A.B., kand. tekh~. nauk
ILygienic aspects of the operation of a corn picker. Gig. i san. 24
no.5:22-25 Vq 159. (HU34 12:7)
1. 1% Ilauchno-issledovatellskogo instituts. gigiyeny truds, i professional'-
nykh zabolevaniy Hinisterstva zdravookhraneniya Gruzinskoy SSR.
(AGRICUMTHE,
hyg. aspects of use of corn-hez-vestimg combine (Ras))
(IMMTRM MIME,
same)

I
PITSY4HMAURI, G.Z.j aqC4AKHADZFj G.Sh. (Tbilisi)
Providing additional training for general practitioners. Gig. truda
i prof. zab. 4 no.3:53-54 Mr 160. (MIRA 1514)
1. Nauchno-issladovateliskiy institut gigiyeny i professionalInykIn
zabolevaniy imeni N.I.Makhviladze.
(MEDICINE-CONGRESSES)

C DUMUROVt A.B.; KETRAME, K.Yo.; CRrNCHAIADZE,
G.G.; KURASHVILIq M.Ye. (Tbilisi)
$ilicosio hazards at the Chiatura manganese mines, Gijr. truda i
Prof. zab. 4 no. 7:48-49 JI t60 (IMU 13:8)
I.-Institut gigiyeny truda i profzabolevaniy im. N.I. blakhviladze.
(CHIATURA-LUNGS-DUST DISEMES)
(MMANESE-PMSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

MANDUGALADZE, R.N., otv. red.; DZHANGAVADZE, O.Sh., red.;
KVANCHAKHADZEI, G.Sh., red.; KIPIANI, S.P., red.;
red.; IMINARADZE, V.L.,, red.;
ROKITA, V.A., red.; ROSTONTEKOVA, N.V.,, red.;
KMtODINASIIVILI, A.Z., red.
[Materials of the scientific session dedicated to the 35th
anniversary of the Institute on June 4th - 6th, 19641 Ma-
terialy nauchnoi sessii, posviashchennoi 35-letiiu insti-
tuta, 4-6 iiunia 1964 g. Tbilisip 1964. 110 P.
(MIRA 18-1)
1. Gruzinskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut gigiyeny
truda i Drofzabolevaniy. 2. Gruzinskiy nauchno-issledo-
vatellskiy institut gigiyeny -Lruda,-i.profzabolevaniy.

(K-'RA

XVANICA~ L.
Swiss machines for the protection of plants. P-256.
(Mechanisace Zemedelstvi, Vol. 7, No. 11, June 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East 'European Accessiors (EEAL) W. Vol. 6, No. 9, Sept, 1957. Uncl.

NVANIN P. 1.
Fastening the idle chain wheel of the rod supporting head.
Sbor. rats. predle vnedr. v.proizv. no.2.-29 161.
(MIRA 14:7)
1. kzerbaydzhanskiy truboprokatnyy zavod.
(Pipe mills)

KVANIXA, L.I., 1MV131POVA, G.A.1% ENTESIMIKICU, V.V.,
M.M.7, VASTYTJTrTsYuYA, A.11.
"AkchaUl Deposits in the Lower Reaches of the Amu-Dar,-a"
Dokl. Uz. SSRI 1953, No 12, 18-21s (Uzbekistan resume)
In 1952 in the lower reaches of the Amu-Darya during columnar drilling in a
number of wells the drillers uncovered sandstone-clay deposits of the Akchagyl
age withthicknesses up to several dozen meters. These deposits lie on an
eroded surface of the Paleogene and are superimposed by ancient delta sed-
iment.M, deposits 6f the Anthropogene. The character of the ostracod fauna
testifies to the strong fresh-water nature of Akchagyl rulf. (RZhGeol, No 3,
1954)
SO: W-31187, 8 I%r 55

1. NVANTALUNI, A. S.
2. USSR (600)
4. Millet - Georgia
7* Stubble-sown foxtjin and proso millet for seed on irrigated areas of
eastern Georgia Lin Georgian with Ru5slan sumary7. Trudy Inst. pol.
AN Grua. SSR 6, 1951.
9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

1. %V-;'UTfAL~f,,NI, A.S.
2. US-:.-)P, (6m)
4. GeoloU, 'S'~-r tirraphic - Terek Valley
a~ ; 1,
7. Stratigraphy of Chokrak deposits ol' U-,a lk'ertoltz nied:-.~nit lowlani.
Ser.geol. no. 3, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APR IL -1953, Uncl.

USWHuman and Animal Physiology. The Nervous System. V
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Diol.) No 6. 1958.. 2744o.
Author G.S. Kvantaiiann
Inst of the Academy of
OY V's Gco-gian SSR.
Title The T-eus of Hi,-i~at!'~ Nervous Activity Associated
With Va=ivas Form :)f Experimental Hypertension.
Orig Pub: Stenogyr. otchet mcvjcbn. sessii In-ta kardiol.
AN Gr4rSSR, s ul&-astiyem In-ta fiziol. AN USSR. Tbilisi,
AN G:-uzSSR, 1956, 1,-:4-128.
Abstract: In experimental renal hypertensi-)n in two dogs,
along with an in-n-ease in bloid preasure of from.
120-1"10 to 190-205 mm H9, a brief increase in
cortical excitation -was observed (augmentation
of salivation in response to a strong conditioned
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US,WBnxn and Animal Physiology - The Ifervous System. V
Abs Jour: Ref . ZDur-Biol -, No 6, 1958, 27440.
food stimulus), along with subsequent veakening of
the processes of stimulation (a gradual decline in
reflex salivation) and inhibition (disturbance in
discrimination and prolongatim of the extinction
time of a reflex); excitation of subcortical mech-
anisms vas also seen (a sudden increase in uncondi-
tioned salivation). Analogous champs vere ob-
served in one dog in the presence or reflex hyper-
tension. (when the pressure still did not exceed
150-155 mm),- Alterations in Usher nervous activity
rose with the degree of elevation of the pressure
(up to 200 m). Significant disturbances in bigher
nervous activity (the absence of conditioned re-
actions) were observed from the very first day in
the case of kaolin (centrogenic) hypertension
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USSR/Olmn and Animal Physiology. The Nervous System. V
Abe Jour: Ref. Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 27440.
(one dog); subsequently salivation in response to
all st_I-.r.,.LIi was substantially reduced and disturb-
ances ia iDhEaitory reactions were noted. In
the emergence and development of the forms of
bMrtension studied, disturbances in the function
of the higher divisions of the CNS am of signifi-
cance.
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Usm/11-umn anO Aninal Physiology - Nervous System. T-10
HiCLer Nervous System. Behavior*
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7, 1958, 3PP38
Author Kvomtaliani
Inst
Title IianGe of Higher Nervous Activity During Experimental
Renal Hypertension.
Orig Pub Tr. In-t klinich. i eksperin. kar diol. AN GruzSSR
1956 (3-957), 4, 189-197-
Abstract No abstract.
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lissR/Humn mid ,nimal 11hysioloGy (Normal and FatholoGical). T-14
Skin.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Diol., No 11, 1958, 51314
Author : Kvantaliani, G*S.
Inst : Institute of Clinical and Experiuental Cardioloa., AcaaemY
of Sciences Georgian SSR,
Title : The Dynamics of Modifications in Conditioned Reflex activi~
ty of DoGs in Various For=s of Experimental Hypertensione
Orig Pub Tria In-ta klinicho i eksperima, 1mrdiolft AN GruzssR, 1956
(1957), 4, -1&-385.
Abstract After food conditioned reflexes (CH) were preliminarily
produced in 5 dogs, and after norms of their blood pres-
surep pulse rate, and respiration rate were established,
cortical hypertension (m) was created in 2 of the doGs,
a renal form of hypertension (CH) was created, in 42 of the
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A, 61 /? /L/7/~ 11--q'V /'
USSR/Weeds and Weed Control. Ferbicides. M
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya.9 No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 69505
Author Kvantaliani
Title '_jZFO_fe_chnical Measures for Combatting Sorghum Alepens.
Orig Pub :Tr. In-ta polevodstva AN GruzSSR, 1956, 9v 17-39
Abstract :The experiments were conducted on the grounds of the Central
base in the Institute of field culture, Academy of Sciences
Georgian SSR. The soils are loamy and heavily clayey. Sor-
ghum halepense fln the article it is called Alepense-7. The
main mass of roots is thick and lies in the arable land (0
to 20 cm). Young growth which appears after 6 to F days af-
ter gathering the grain is easily destroyed by plow PL-5-25
to a depth of F to 10 cm. In the subsequent plowing 20 to
25 days later to a depth of 15 to 17 cm.. on an area of 1 m2
of the next sowinC of corn, on the average 1 sprout remained
where 14 to 18 sprouts remained previously in other forms of
cultivation.
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KVANTALIANI, G. S. Camd Med Sei -- (diss) 11~ hfrher nervous activity
,VW.wv 1
I ~-X~V-4
during various%ty;M of experimental hypertension." Tbilisi, 1957. 14 pp
(Tbilisi State Mad Inst), 200 copies (XL, 3-58, 99)
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MATESHVILI, G.I.; CHANISHVILI, I.V.; CHIMAKADZE, G.N.; KVANT-AL-ANI,
G.S.; TELIYA, Z.A.
Study of the functions of the cardiovascular system in
different types of sports (Greco-Roman wreastling, fre -style
wrestling, t,-'31e tennis). Trudy Inst. klin. i eksper.Siarr'
AN Gruz. SFR 8:519--524 163. 04111A 17- 7'1
1. Institut kardiologii AN GruzSSR, Tbilisi.

VANTALIAlfl, I. D.
IWANUALIANI, 1. D.: "Material on the problem of the effect of nalaria
on the female reproductive organs and pregnancy (clinical-
expPrimental investigation)." Georgian State Publishing House
for Medical Literature. Tbilisi State Medical Inst. Tbilisi,
1956. (Dissertation for the Degree of Doctor in Medical Science)
Source: Knizhaaya letopis' No. 28 1956 Moscow

KVANTkLl4NI, I.D.
ntrol of pospartum atonic henorrhage of the utc-rao# Akuvh.1 gin.
no*053-56 161. (MIRA 15.5)
1. Iz rodillnogo doma No.1 Tbilisi (glavnyy vrach - doktor med.nauk
dotsent I.D. Kvantaliwd) i akushersko-ginekologicheakoy klinik-i
(zav. - prof. I.F. Zhordania) Thilieskogo instituta usovershenst-
vovariya vrachey. (HEMORRHAGE, UTER M )

KVANTALDNIp Kj,
Some problems for singular integrodifferential equations con-
taining a small parameter. Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 39 no.3:519W.-525
S 165, (MIRA 18:10)
1. TbilissIdy matematicheski-y institut imeni Razmadze AN
GruzSSR. Submitted December 12, 19610.

KVANTALIANI, K. I.
Integrodifferential equations of the Volterra type with w"11
parameters and highest derivatives. Soob.AN Gniz.SSR 26 no.3:
26$-272 Yx 161. (MA 14:4)
L AN Gruzinskby SSR, Thilieskiy matematicheskiy institut im.
A.M.Ramadze. Predstavleno chlonom-korrespondentom AGI Gruz:biskoy
SSA N.F.Vokua.
(Integral equations)

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ATJTHORt
TITLEs
PBRIODICAM
TEXT:
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Kvantaliani, K.I.
On a boundary value problem for integro-differential
equations of the Volterra type with small parameters with
the higher derivatives
Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no# 5t 1962, 77-78,
abstract 5B350- ("Soobahch. AN'GruzSSR", 1961, 27t No. 2,
129-136)
Considered is the equation
M-I
-k am+* Y. a) + al
I I ,(t. -) PP (t)
NO 1-0
where a s(t,F_), K (t,,vsF-)'&nd f(tpS) are given functions. The equation
a M-1 ajow3 0 )(t)+ t K (t,V)T(j)(,V)d f (t) (2)
m0 (t)+2~[ S jo 0
J.0 0
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C333
On a boundary value problem...
is designated as the degenerated equation of M.
Problem Kis Determine the solution of (1) with the boundary conditions*
(n=O,...,m-1), 3(m+J)(O)-O (J=0,..,.j-I).
E
Problem K a Determine the solution of (2) with the boundary conditions
0
~(n)(,)=O (i.0,..
The author uses t~e N.P.'Vekua method (RZhMat, 1961, 11B218) and finds
sufficient conditions for t.he solution of K, to tend to the volution of
K0 for f- -> 0.
[Abstracter's notes Complete translation.]
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WANTALIANI K. I*
*aWf%'T,,sr~ '111__~___I~!__=~"I-~;
Boundary value problems for small-parameter integrodifferential
equations. Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 30 no.5:545-552 ~~ 163.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Thilisskiy matematicheskiy inst.UW. imeni AJI.Rawimdze AN Gruz
SSR. Predstavleno akademikom NI.F.'Vekua.

SLUUANP N,H.; XBGOROVp I.A&; HER ZE, G.I.,,
Mw methods for improving the qualitF of cognac. Ili0khim. virz;' V0.1%
164-172 163. (MIFLA 16 4)
1, Institut biolchlyaii imbni A.&ROhn AN SSSR i Institut sadovodstvd,
vinogradaretva i vinodeliya Gruzinakoy S*.
(Brandy)

BARABADZE, I.I.; BAKRADZE, G.S.; BERIDZE, GJ.; VAKIIVAKIiISITVILIj. N.I.-.
GABUNIYA, G.A.;"BABUNIYA, Sh.V.,- GANGIYA, A.A.; GOGOBEUDZE, Ya,A,;
DZIMISTAHISHVILI, A.I. (deceased]; Zl,,'AIWSM, X.F. N;~i'ZAU&U,,
-N.A. ;.,NIKOLAYSHVILI, X.S.; TOPADZE,, LJ.,. KHUNTSARIYA, A~G.- YAKO_
BASHVILI, N.Z.; DZHOMARDZHIDZE, G.S., red.,; ROYNISUM, N.I., red.;
PPITYKINAP L.A., red.; KISINA, Ye.I.p telchn. red.
[Food industry of the Georgian S.S.R. during the last 40 years]
Pishchevaia promyshlemost' Gruziriskoi SSR za 40 let Moskva~
Pishchepromizdat 1961. 162 p. iMBA 14:
iGeorgia--Food industry)

NEBE.SIOV, Viktor Ivanovich, prof.;-KV IANIp II.Ye., inzh,,
retsenzent; NAYDENKO, O.K., kand. teldine nauk, prof...
retsenzent; KOZHMIIKOV, S.N., nauchn, red.; NIKITINA,
R*D..% red.
[Problems in the joint operation of ship engines,, propellers
and the hull; studies with electronic analog computers] Vopro-
sy sovmestnoi raboty dvigateleil vintov i korpusa sudna~ is-
sledovaniia na EWND. Leningradp Sudostrooniep 1965o 246 po
MRA 18:9)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN Ukr.SSR (for Kozhevnikov).

IVANTALIAIII, N.Ye.
Heat 103ser in the di9oharge of fluid under the pressur'e of hot
gasses. Inzh.-fiz.zhur. no.6:52-54 Je 16o., (MIU 13:7)
(Gases) (Heat--Transmission)

KRASILTIKOVJ, Boris Konstantino-vic-1,; Vladi.3-1-av
Ivanovich; SIDOROV, Vasiliy Fedorovich; TSIMM, M T ,
retsenzent; IITROV, Yu.P.) retsenzent; NANTALIANT)
nauchn. red.; NIKITMA, R.D6, reds
[Experience in the automation of the control of rzrlzie
diesel engines] Opyt avtomatizatsii upravieni-A-a sudo-vy-
ni dizeliami. Lenirgrad, Sudostroeriie, 1965. 277 P.
(MIRA 18-3)

KVANTO,V,I A.-I-,-(Orsha)..
Measuring the capacity of a c~,ondenser. Fiz. v shkole 21
no.6,,71 N-D 163,, Oondenser6(Ejeetricity)) (MIRA 14.:L2)

VAPTRISHVILI, V.G., mashinist-instruktor
Locomotive engineer-instructor V. G. Kvantrishvili shares his
experience. Blek. i tepl. tiaga 2 no-7:35-38. J1 158. (MIRA 11:7)
l.Depo Moskva 1, Moskovsko-Kurako-DonbaBskaya doroga.
(Electric locomotives)

KvAr-n,l , A. 1. 1 LEPESHKINI V. I.
42532. Peredovaya K61khozneya Z-verovodcheskviya Ferma. (Kolkboz Kra*snyy
Oktyahr. Tobol. Rayon Ty-men. Obl.) Karalculevodstvo I Zverovodstvo, 1948,
No. 6, S. 40-42.

I
f'~ViLF.L-l ,~t. -1 .
24181. KVAFIL', A. 1. 1-i-aropi-yatiya po T)oallo,,-.ju rolk
' homo,o krolikovodstluva.
Karal
1 -alc%,Olstvo i zvorovo~Avo, 1949, 21o. 4, s. efL,
.,)-55-
SO: Lttopis, 32,

IMIA--'Ll' A. 1.
1 .1
Rabbits
State of rabbit farming and measures for developing it. Kar. i zver., 5, No. 4, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Con-ress, December 1952,_ UNCL.

KTAPILI, Aleksay Ivs&Q kand.sellskokhox.nauk; SMBRYAKOV,
aich
jL_
--MR16ii Mikh Ylovich; RAT-A IN, Y.M., red.; LOGINOTA, Te.l.,
tekhn.red.
[Organization of rabbit farms)
chaskoi fermy. Moskva, Izd-vo
39 P.
(Rabbits)
Organizatsiia krolikoved-
K-va sall.khos.RSM, 1959.
(KrRA 14:2)

KVAPILi AlgkwQy Ivanovich3 GUSEV, Boris Alelwandrovichi SMEIRYAKOV,
Kapiton Mikhay 0* icho ZAGORSKIY, G~ , red.,, KUZIIETSOVA, A. 11
y i
tekbn. red.
(Advice for the rabbit groverl Sovety
ispr. i dop*. Moskvap Mosk. raboebii,
(Rabbits)
krolikovodu, Izd.2.,
1961, 134 p.
(MIRA 15:7)

VAGIN, Ye.A., kand. 3ellkhoz. nau3c; I A.Lp kand. sell-
kho. z. , naukWeceatsal; .,KLETSKIN) P.T., selikhoz.
nauk; UTKIN, L,G., kande biole nauk. Pripimal ucha-
stiye KLADOVSHCHIKOV, V.F., kand. sellkboz. nauk;
ZAVARSKIYl A.Lp red.
(Fur farming and rabb-,~t husbandry] Pushnoe zverovod-
stvo i krolikovodstvo. Moskva, Kolos, 1965. 286 p.
(MIRA 18:7)
1. Nauchno-issledovateltski7 institut pushnogo, zvero-
vodstva i krolikovodstva (for all excapt Zavarskiy).

KVAPIL,, Bohulni], inz,
Effect of the dynamic stress on the susceptibilitY f-Aor of
resistance tensometere. Stroj cas 13 no.5:45(-."'.8 '62-
1. Konstruk-ta n.p.s, Trencin.

KVAPIL, F.; VICH, Z.
Tumours in childhood observed at the radiological clinic in Prague
in the years 1945-1960. Neoplaama 8 no.6:601-607 161.
1. Radiological Clinic of the Charles' University, Prague, Czechoslo-
vakia.
(NEOPLAM in inf & child)

L 36824-66 EMI(i)t~/-_Vr(e) IjP(c) "o
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(A SOURCE CODE: U 5/660/0368/0-372-7
AUTHOR- KvaT)11. I. (Czechoslovak Socialist Republic); Kment, V. (Czechoslovak
Socialist Aepiibllic jBartaL Ch. (Czechoslovak Socialist Republic)
ORG: none
TITLE: The application of acoustical thermal analysis to monocr tals of corundum I
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut kristallograiii. Rost kristallov, v. 5. 1965, 308-372
TOPIC TAGS: thermal acoustic effect, corundum, single crystal
ABSTRACT: The theory of thermal capacity of solids indicates that there exists
a close correspondence between acoustic and thermal oscillation of the crystalune
lattice. However, sound accompanying the thermal changes in crystalline lattices
is quite weak and the introduction of amplification devices leads to a simultaneous
,!nhancement of various background noises. To avoid this shortcoming,the authors
decided to transmit signals at a higb-frequency band much higher than
the frequency of noises from the surrounding medium. Since this so-called
acoustical thermal analysis produced interesting results in soft crystalline materialEi
the authors decided to test monocrys~als of corundum with varying chromium con-
tent. The sensor contained a quartz:~late with a resonant frequency of 100-kc, the
temperature gradient could be raised up to 100C/min during heating by Pt-Rh
electric oven up to 1600C. Results show that during fast temperature changes in
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large corundum crystals there appear pulsed souiid waves at predorninantly high
frequencies (see Fig. 1).
60
60- RZ :t
U ~7.
20- X/
0
Soo 1200 1600
Fig. 1 Frequency of sound pulses during the heating of
corundum monocrystals with varying chromium content.
1 - 0.75; 2 - 0.37; 3 - 0.016% of chromium; 4 - monocrystal
of technical white sapphire with traces of Cr.
Ca,d /3

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The sound pulse production in the high temperature region is connected with the
, simultaneous action of tensions and of the temperature drop. Orig. art. has: 3
figures.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Analytical Chemistry. Inorganic Analysis. E
Abs Jour :.Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 23, 1959f No. 81921
Author XvapIl, Jan
To-7 -gfv-e-n
Inst
Title Determination of Potassium with Sodium
Tetraphonyl Borato in the Quality Control of
the Production of Potash
Orig Pub Kvasny prumysl' 1958, 4, No 4, 87
Abstract For the determination of K in the quality
control of the production of potash, the use of
sodium tetraphenyl borate is recommended. The
sample Is evaporated with conc. HCl and HN03
(to remove ammonium salts); the residue Is
dissolved in water; the solution (30-40 mg X)
is acidified, using methyl orange as indicator;
it is heated to 60-700, and 25 ml 2% solution
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 23, 1959P No. 81921
Of sodium tetraphenyl borate is added while
stirring. Upon cooling, the residue is fil-
terod off) washed thr3e times an a filter
with a saturated solution Of sOiUM tetraDhenyl
borate, dried for one hour at 1050 and weighed.
-- T. Zvarova
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5
C; Zj-j C) 6 T J 1jj,7L

10~Vfi 10 L
)tg-te-nia Chem. PrdmysJ 9, 77(1959).
dure7~7e5iWws4 GudxQme (C,4.49,2940e)
i Wn to rp 111,1=Ph - 20, i
ei t t Mt. mtj~
I 1,~ the immonium salt and converted It wIth NOW:
lil',to.theaq.Niknltiut5toOO%yWd.

KVAPIL, J.; STIKSA, E.; SNAID.V.
Experiences with anesthesia in gynecological surgery and co=ents
on current problems. Cesk. gynek. 29 no.5t387-390 76164.
1. 1. gyn.-por. klin. fak. ".sob. lek. KU [Karlovy university]
v Praze; prednostat prof. dro K.Klaw2 Dr6c. -

KVAPIL, Jiri; CLIGH, Evzen; STRIBRNIP Josef
Experience with hydroxydione~ in labor. Cesk. gyn. 27[41] no.5:413-
415 Je 162.
1. 1 gyn ~~oor. klin. KU v Praze rednosta prof. dr. K.Klaus, DrSc.
i RoXYDI014E ther) (AISTHESIA OBSTETIUCAL)

MNY, J. KA[,OtSKDVA, J.;KVAPr),, J.
Diperiencou with divinyl ether in short obstetrical opera-
tions. Gesk. gynek. 29 no,,9&661-,663 V 1 64
1. T. gyn-por. klin. fak. vseobs le~o Ktx~llovy Ifni -,rer8 il-..y
v ?raze (prednosta prof. dr. K.Klaus., DrSc).

KAj,OrjSKOV.:j, J.;--KVAPI',v J.; 1"IMEBAIMOVAP L.; KINDRAG, 114.
Use of hydroxydione in cesarean sect.11m. Cook. gpiek. 29
no*9t663-066 IN 1 64
1, 10 pi-poroklirt. fak. vseob, leks Karlovy Vniveraity r
Praze (prednosta pm~. dr. K.Ydaus, Dr8c) a III. in-, .
klin. fako vseobe lek Karlovy University v Praze, (pred-
nosta akademik J. GU;-Vat).

KVA',"iL,J.,- GECH, E.; KALOUSHOV-4, Jo
?:xperiences with the use of hydro-,.ydionc- for anaigesia in
labor. Ce-sk. g~nek. 21.1 no.9:648-~',50 11 1 U
1. 1 gyp. - por. klin. fak. vseob. lek. harhvy University
t
v Praze 'prednosta prof. cb-. K. KIns, Dr-7c.)

Pharmacology and Toxicology (S~
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
National Enterprise (N.P.).
KVAPIL J.- LISKA, M.; Farmalcon,
~61omouc.
"Determination of 2,3-Isopropylidene-L-sorbose and 2,3.,4.,6-
Diisopropylidene-L-sorbose in Preparation of L-Ascorbic Acid."
Prague Ceskoslovenska Farmacie, Vol 15, No 10, Dee 66, pp
517 - ~J -
Abstract juthors' Ehglish summary modifieL7: The two chemicals
may be determined either by a method based on hydrolysis or one
based on polarimetry. Hydrolysis is conducted at pH = 3 and
at boiling. Acetone is liberated and determined by Messinger's
method. Sorbose is protected from oxidation by addition of tetra-
borate with which it forms a complex. Polarometric determina-
tion is made in a medium of toluene where the substances have a
high specific rotation* 2 -eigures, 2 Tables, 2 Western, 2 Czech,
2 Russian references. (Manuscript received 7 Dee 65)-
ACC NR3 AP6019268 SOUR'C'E-CODE-;-GE/0-0'3-0-16'610151002/0451/0456 __
AUTi1OR: Brezina, B.; Safrankova, M.; Kvapil, J.
1Y1.140
Institute of Physics, Czechoslovak Academy Of Sciences, Prague;vResearch Insti-
itute of Single Crystals, Turnov
I
TITLE: Ferroelectric properties of solid solutions of triglycine sulfate and f:!uo-
lberyllate crystals
:SOURCE: Physica status solidi, v. 15, no. 2, 1966, 451-456
TOPIC TAGS: ferroelectric property, ferroelectric crystal, Curie point
,ABSTRACT: Solid solutions of ferroelectric TGS and TGFBe single crystals were pre-
'pared by the dynamic cooling of aqueous solutions. Various physical properties of
~the solid solutions were measured for different relative concentrations of the single
I
'crystals. It was found that the phase transition temperature is not a linear function
I
iof the concentration while the variations of the permitivity of solutions of all con-
centrations with temperature obey the Curie-Weiss law. It was also found that the co-
,ercive field of TGS-TGFBe solid solutions increases with increasing TGF-be content.
The authors thank mr. J. Novilk for an appraisal of the analytical methods and Mr.
1,Bernatzik for help in growing the single crystals. The authors also thank Dr. J.
'Fousek and Dr. Z. Hauptman for suggestions which helped to improve the manuscript,
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and Dr. V. Janovec and Dr. V. Dvor6k for valuable discussions. Orig. art. has: 7
figures, 3 formulas.
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7-0fiente, o
f tlystaillutiou conditions on the purity of
Jill M-01 and Josef KWII (VIMOWL 1kola chew.
technol ubice, LZ.WU.J. LAVII. PrOMY34 9, 628 30
(1959 "1 is demonstrated that the Dnerntr-Hosuns.
law (Cf. C.A. 10, 1364) giving the content of hapurldes in
-Y4 he content of hupurities In a mother
Sliquor, which was derived for equil. between the soln. and
the surface of crystal, can be used also In cam of the e4uil
between the surface of crystal and the thin film of soln. sur
P. 0ekmvc-
rput~dlmg this crystal.

S/564/61/003/000/002/029
D258/D304
AUTHORS& Shmid, Y.t Kvavil. Y. Myl Y., and Sholts, Z.
(Czechoslo-vak Sociali"It ReWlic)
TITM The influence of supersaturation on the formation of
parasitic crystals
SOURCEs Akademiya nauk MR. Institut kristallografii. Rost
kristallov, v. 3, 1961t 273-277
TEXT: This paper is the first of a series concerned with the factors
Influencing crystal growtho especially in chemical technological pro-
cesses. The authors determined the lower limit of the metastable region
for the supersaturated solutions of monommmonium phosphate (w), di-
potassium (d)-tartrate (DPT)~ potassium alumy and Seignette's salt. This
limit was set in a dynamic process by recording the solution temperature
at which the first crystals were formed. The temperature of saturation
was read at the time at which the neighborhood of the first formed crys-
tal was optically homogeneous. The apparatus is shown in Fig. 1. A
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powerful light source situated opposite the observing stereo-microscope
emits parallel rays across the plexiglass container. Another light
source, at 900 from the first one, illuminates a small section of the
bottom and traps each crystal as it comes down. The microscope is simul-
t&neously focused onto tbo illuminated part of the bottom and on part of
the parallel rays, Salts of analytical grade were used and the results
checked against those obtained with optically pure solutions. The latter
were made by partly dissolving crystals with the aid of steam, draining
the resulting solutiont and then distilling water into the container in
order to dissolye the remainder of the crystals. This final solutiony
saturated at 5eC, remained stable for 20 hours at 0 0C. The lower limit
of the metastable region was found to be a function of overheating.
Lowered curves of temperature v. concentration resulted for increasingly
higher overheating. These curves were approximately parallel with the
curve of solubility for overheating periods of I hour. Thus, when over-
heating by 300C, the temperature of crystallization of DPT was lowered by
100C and that of MAP by leC; that of Seignette's salt was lowered by
180C and that of potassium alum by 300C. There are 6 figures and 9
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.The influence of.., 1125SX304
references i I Soviet-bloc- and 8 non-Soviet-bloc. The references to the
English-language publications, read as followas R. P. Rastogi, J. JLmer.
Chem. Soc.9 3129, 1952; B* S.-Strikantan, J. Indian Chem. Soc., 29, 674,
1952; A. Seidellt Solubilities, I. N. Y.t 1953, p. 101; Huai Ting HsU,
L. Warrenp McCabe, Ind. Engng. Chem., 26v 1201, 1934.
ASSOCJATIONs Department of Physical Chemistryq~Chemical 'Technological
College, Pardubice; Institute of Mineral Research
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3/081/62/000/022/030/088
B158/B101
AUTHORSs =id, Josef, K!Lpi1_,'Josef, Knizdil, Jindfich
TITLE: Method of preventing formation of parasitic crystals
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiyaj no-. 22, 1962, 292, abstract
22194 (Czechoslovak patent 98594; February 15, 1961)
TEXT: When single crystals are grown by existing methods, particularly in
crystallizers operating at a high temperature under thermostatic conditions,
parasitic crystals may form on the walls of the apparatus and on the sur-
face of the mother liquor, lowering the product yield and hampering the
process. This defect is eliminated by allowing an unsaturated layer % 0
form on the surface of the mother liquor as a-result of constant dripping
of a solvent which condenses on the surfa6e of a cooler in the upper.part
of the vapor space of a crystallizer. The tubes of the cooler are best
arranged along the walls of the apparatus. Ckbetracter's note: Complete
translation.]
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S/058/62/000/012/035/048
A062/A101
AUTHORS: Myl, J., Kvapil, J.
TITLE: Application of sound effects to determine crystal lattice changes
-PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 12, 1962, 2,
abstract 12E10 ("Collect. Czechoslow. Chem. Communs",
1962, 27,'.no. 5, 1099 - 1104, German; summary in Russian)
TEXT: It was found that processes, giving rise to.sudden changes of the
crystal lattice, are accompanied by sound effects which usually are below the
audibility range. A simple arrangement was designed which permitted*to record
the appearance of such soundswhile crystals were heated..Thus it is possible to
determine the temperatures at which sudden transformations of crystalline modi-
fications or sudden changes of thermal expa-fAon, etc-., take"place.
Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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S/058/63/boo/boi/n6/i2o
Ao62/Aloi
AUTHOR: M.11
y J J-P X!P-~
TITLE: Anplication of acoustic methods for indReating crystal lattice
changes. I. Study of the changes In chemical processes,
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 1, 1963, 73, abstract M437
("Collect. Czechosl. Chem. Communs", 1962,u27, no. 7, 1517 152D.
German; summary. in Russian)
TEXT: To investigate chemical reactionb of solid substances, use was made
of the method of recording the acoustic effects that take place in heating of
crystals, liberation of gases, dehydration processes of thermal decompositions,
etc. The results are compared with the data of the differential thermal ana4sis,
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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MYL, Jiri; SOLCO Zdenek; KVAPILp Josef
I
Crystallization parameters of technically important
salts. Sbor VSChT Pardubice no.1:89-96 163.
1. Chair of Inorganic Technology, Higher School of Chemical
Technology, Pardubice, and Research Institute of Minerals,
Turnov.

25(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION CZECH/2526
Kvapil, Ladislav; BedYich Solny"', Engineer; and Vlastimil Kala'5ek,
L~ngne~er~
Elektricke odporove pece (Electric Resistance Furnaces) Praha,
St*a'tnl Nakledatelstvi"Technioke Literatury, 1958. 235 P. (Series:
Elektrotechnick'a minima, Sv. 26) 2,200 copies printed.
Reviewejr: Zdenevk Ryska, Doctor, Engineer, Docent; Resp. Ed.:
Ludvik Ka'c'erovsk'; Tech. Ed.: LibOe Hokrova*'; Managing Ed. for
y
Literature on Electrical Engineering; FrantiNek Kapvpar, Doctor,
Engineer.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for workersp forerqon, and economists
concerned with electric furnaces. It should facilitate selection
of the equipment adequate for any given plant.
COVERAGE: The book briefly explaips electrotechnical and thermal
fundamentals. The types of electric rbsiatance furnaces mass-
produced in Czechoslovakia are described. Construction,
servicing, maintenance, and repair of mechanized furnaces for
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speC4 ~al purposes are described as are resistance furnaces with
protective atmosrhere and devices for producing the atmosphere.
No personalities are mentioned. There are nQ references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface 5
1. Introduction. Basic electrotechnical concepts 8
2. Electrical heat 28
3. Use of electrical heat in industry 43
4. Materials used in building electric furnaces 51
5. Calculation of heating systems and fabrication of
individual parts 78
6. Processing metal in eleatric furnaces 103
7. Electric resistance furnaces 3.15
8. Electric resistance furnaces for special purposes 141
9. Temperature measurement 154
10. Melting fuses 179
11. Temperature control 181
12. Proteptive atmospheres 198
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13. Equipment for production of protective atmospheres 212
14. Capillary brazing of copper 224
15. Electric furnaces in operation 232
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CZE-CHCISLOVAKIA/Analytic Chemistry Analysis of Inorganic
Substances.
E-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya No 14, 1958, 46425
Author Miroslav Kvapil
Inst
Title Analysis of Calcites, Dolomites, Ankerites and Yiagnesi-
tes in Ptesence of Great Amounts of Manganese.
rTig Pub : Rudy, 1957, 5, No 12, Prace vyzkumn. ustavu, 1957,
Priloha No 7, 4-6.
Abstract : Determination methods of ash, S102J' R20 (Fe 0 3), Cao
and MgO in calcites, dolomites, ankeritas ani gnesi-
tes are described. Ash is determined by calcining the
sample to be analysed I hour at 10000, SiO 2 is deter-
mined by the usual method (after the decomposition of
the sample with a mixture of HU and HNO filtering
off the insoluble residue and removing S1012 in the
form of H 2S'F6 from the residue by treating it with HF),
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CZECHOSLOVAIMV.knalytic Chemistry - Analysis of Inorganic E-2
Substances.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 14, 1958, 46425
R 0 is determined by the precipitation of hydroxides
WK~ hexamethylenetetramine (in the filtrate after the
insoluble residue has been filtered off), Fe~)OQ is
determined by the Zimmermann - Reihardt methad-(in the
R203 precipitate), the total of CaO + MgO is determined
by chelatometric titration in the presence of eriochrome
black T, CaO is determined by chelatometric titration
in the presence of murexide, and MgO is deternined by
the difference. In the presence of less than 2% of Mn,
it is masked with triethanolamine, and in the presence
of more than 2% of Mn, it is separated by extraction
with chloroform after an addition of cupral.
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