SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PALLADINA, N. I. - PALLAI, I. R.

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ACCESSION NII: AT4042327 StOOO/64/000/000/0073/0076
AUTHOR: Palladin, M. N., Baskov, V. S., Koroleva, A. 1.
TITLE: The use of preliminary electric spark transfer in spectral analysis
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Karellsidy filial. Fizika poluprovodnikov i metallov (Physics of
semiconductors and metals). Moscow, lzd-vo Nauka, 1964, 73-76
TOPIC TAGS: spectral analysis. spectroscopy, quantitative analysis, lead, iron, silicon,
electric spark transfer, thyratron
ABSTRACT: Transfer of matter from oneelectrode to another via an electric spark has been
known for a long time and is currently used for some practical purposes. In the present
paper, improved technique for its application in spectral analysis is proposed. The new
technique, using a sample collector developed by the authors, offers better control of the
magnitude, stability and duration of the electrical discharge by the authors, offers better con-
trol of the vibrator. The now sample collector differs from that cu "rrently in use in that, in place
of a vibrator, a thyratron controls the capacitor discharge * Ile capacitor is fed from a
BSA-4 rectifier by way of a potentiometer which serves as a restricting resistance. Two
electrodes are included in the thyratron anode circuit, one of which (the anode) is the
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sample and the other - the sample collector. The sample fraction picked up by the collector
is then subjected to spectral analysis. The spectroscopic results obtained for Pb, Fe
and Si by the procedure are described by the authors as satisfactory. Orig. art. has: 4
figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Karel'sidy filial AN &SSR (Karelian Branch, AN SSSR)
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PALLADINA, O.K.
Rese&rch on how to obtain high-quality margarine. Hasloboyno Zhiro-
va-.Ya ircm. ".. No-4, 10-15 '53. (MLRA 6:4)
(CA 47 no-15:7691 '53)

USSR/""-ti'ci.-)r.is ane. Sy-.-.'--i-,sis - ~nti'--iAics. F
Ab s Jo --ir Ref 7~iur :A31., N. 1, 1959, 75(3
Auth )r Falladina, C.K., Mazyukovich, V.A., Panetskaya, E.V.,
tebedeva, M.A.
Inst 'ul-Uni,n Ecientific Research Instit,.,.te :)f Fats
Title li-,lo -,ical Stinuiants 11 S~ur MdIk Femcntati~),-,
Pu~) qr. Vsesoyuzii. n.-i. in-t zhir3v, 1954, V'iP. 15, 15c-
Abstract q'wenty five Literatim- references.
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PALIADINA, D.X.. professor. (Leningrad)
Rancidity of fate and oil@. Jriroda 44 no.12:86-88 D '55. (MI&A 9:1)
1. Institut shiraw.
(Oile and fate)

A I I ak ~ i tA t-,/0 - Q
USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-29
and Their Application
Fats and oils. Waxes. Soap.
Detergents. Flotation reagents.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 32787
Author : Palladina O.K., Stepanova K.S.
Title : Rapid Method for the Determination of the
Stability of Fats and Oils
Orig Pub: Maslob.-zhir. prom-st', 1956, No 4, 16-18
Abstract: The method consists in ultraviolet irradiation
of a sample of the fat, placed on a piece of
filter paper, dissolution of the irradiated fat
in a mixture of chloroform and acetic acid, and
iodometric determination of the peroxide value.
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PALIAD - - Ap rof .
Comwnts on X.I.Sc~wjtsorls book "Harprins &rA other food
fate; their history, produotion " use.* Mael.-thir.prcm.
24 no.5i45 '58, (MM 12i1)
(Oils and fates Sdible)

FAW_4j4lji&#,P,&b-*v;--doktor biol. nauk-, ANOSHKIIIA. A.A.: STEPANOVA, K.S.;
4'~ . BMU", N.D.; ZAPOLISIEATA , N.A.
FormulAs for margarine bapmd on p~Wsiological needs. Mael.-zhir.
prom, 24 no. 6:13-16 158. (MIRA 1l:?)
1. Voesovu?W nsuchno-istledovatellskiy institut zhirov(for
Palladino, Anoshkim. Stepanovs). 2. IXISGI (for Bukh~su, Zapollskaya).
(Ma rgA ri no )

PALLADINA. O.K., ANOSHKOA, A.A.
..... . .... ..........
Stable and highly active starters for sour milk products [with
euwar7 Ln English]. Xikrolbiologiia 27 no.3t377-3,36 )1~-J# '58
(MIRA Ils-9)
1. Vaesoy-umnyy nauchno-Iscledova tell skiy institut zhirov,
Leningrad.
(LACTIC ACrD BACnMIA)

PALUDINA, O.K..prof.
On A.S.Andersen's book "Rarg&rine.' Reviewed by' O.K.Falladina.
Xssl.-shir.prom. 25 no.1:45-46 '59. (MIRA 12:1)
(Oleomargarine)

PALLADINA, O.K., dnktor biologichesk-ikh nauk
Rise in the world vroduction of fats (from gFood Manufacture,"
no.6, 1959). Rasl.-zhir.prom. 26 no.3:45 Mr 160. (MIRA 13:6
(Oils and fats)

FALLADINA O.K., doktor biol.nauk
On Ziegfried Rudishcher's book *Reference manual on the margarine
industry.* Aevieved by O.K.Falladiaa. Nasl.-zhir.Drom. 26
no.8:39 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Oleomargarine)
(Rudishcher. Ziegfried)

PALUDINA, O.K., dohor biol.nauk
Second Scientific Conferenae on the Problems of ?at in Dutrition.
Mael.-shir.prns. 26 no.9:46 5 160. (NM 13:8)
(Oils and fate, AdIble-Conrresses)

...............
MLET9MO A. M. (PROP. , PALIADINA. C . .
Speech, Disorders of
Psychogenic speech disorders. Zhi=. nevr, i paikh. 52 no. 3 (1952)
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, August - ~ Q ,A --in, I .

"AT TSKIT, A.M.; PAU...aINA, O.N.
.*W ..
Psychogenaus confusion of speech. Zh. Nevropat. Psikhiat.. 1-52,
52. no-3, 9-14. (MLRA 5:5)
(PaA 27, no.8:6W '53)

FALLADEIA, O.M. ~
Psychagenic 3peech die-,rders. Prob.mLdl.psikh. '61.
(VTU 16.7)
(P~GHOSES) (SPERCF, DISORDERS OF)

PAualm, O.P16 - . -
Dynandca of the reactive state with a syftrola of psythagede
speech entanglemant. Prak.mWebnopilllb.ekspert. -no.5153-61 461.
(MIRA 16;4)
(FSYCHOSES) (SFEECH, DISORDERS OF)

PALLADINA 0 'cet lovns; SDMOV-TYAN-SHANSKIY. V.V., d-r tekhn.
nauk, vrof., red.; KAPLANSKIY, Ye.Y., red.; TSAI. R.K., tekhn.red.
[Ship theorY; a bibliography of literqture in Ruasinn from
1774 to 19541 Teoriia korablia; ukazntel' literntury na ruaskom
iaz.vke sa 1774-1954 gg. Sost. O.M.Palladina. Pod red. V.V.
Somenova-Tian-Shanskogo. LeningrAd, Gos.soiuzuoe izd-vo sudostroit.
prOM.VBhl., 1957. 370 p. (MIRA 11:1)
1. NFiuchno-tekhnicheakayoobahchostvo sudostroitel'nW promyshlennosti.
(BibliogrRphy--Ships)

RFYNGARD, T.A.; PALLA"'INA, ".A.
Effect of gibborell-'n .". '~%t, -~.ang-s 'n t!-~e -'r,er* -~!
I
grow-th pr,3.-n(,.in,7 sub,~;tances Ir. Dolki. AN SS,~ -- - n .. :
441-484 N Io ~. (M: PLA 1, .-. l.. )
1. Institut fizi~,I(,gli r~isten-'.y AN Txr-I'SR. Predstavlpn, akaflomik )m
A.I.Oparlrym.

ra a, na
-om;,cj.,3; on on C,'
r nr germ na L. (jn .
Or.
i. instit,' z olor4 rtA.

PALLADINA, T.A.
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RUTISKIY. A.I.; JZONKOV, A.M.; GETLIM. L.B.; SWYIUI, Ya.Yu.; MOMMV, I.V.;
SOBOISV, A.I.; TINYAKOV, W.A.-, VOIKOV, N.P.-, BOTVIIINIK, Ya.Ye.;
RARAMIOV, N.YG.; BRAZGCVKA. V.A.; PMMIS, G.B.: YUZOVUIKOVA,
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nft"Lk At: Y
Qf --hp. aerodynaiJ s
nD.
7V,- "neT i,
FAI
51 V r e

PEVZNER, L. M. ; Prininall uchastiye: I V.AIIOVA, A. N. ; PALIA DITEVA M V -
' W AA
RYNDINA, A.A.; RVGCVSKIY, N X , otv. red.; LYSTY, A., otv. a&
vypusk; MALEK, Z., tekhn. red.
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(MIRA 15:12)
1. Vsesoyuznyy tsentrallnyy aovet professionallnykh soyuzov.
Turistako-ekskursionnoye upravleniye.
(Moscow-Guidebooks)

BLINOVSKIT, A.A.; BUSWVA, N.A.;
G.V.; LITBMITS, L.N.;
MZNXR. L.M.; FMOVA,
SKUMOT, B.F.; MWISOVA,
YXROKHOV, H.F.; ITANOV, K.A.; KITATEVA.
NBMTAYEV, I.A.; PALLADITEVA, N.V.;
Te.D.; ROGOVSKIT, N.M.; RTIDN", N.M.:
I.S., red.; RMOT. S.I., tekhn.red.
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154 p. (MIRA 13:4)
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(Tourism) (Steamboat lines)

1. WOYLOV, V. Ye.; ?AT,T,AT)TYrVA-,, X- M., Eng&
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noww
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radiologicheskogo instituta Ministerstva zdravookhraneniva SSSR.
(VAJ414h UTS--TMOAPEUTIC USE) (MCDICkL INSTRU"ITS AND kPPkUTUS)

PAIIA 1'fYiA,

87875
S/1-46/60/003/006/0:2/0""
B01 21B06c)
AUTHORS: Feoktistov, V. I., Gasilova, Ye. B., Pa)ladiyeva, N Y,
TITLE: Ionization and Scintillation Method for the Dptp-,ti,~r
of Radioactive Contamination of Various Surfa.es
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Priborostroyeniye
196o, Vol. 3, No. 6, pp. iii - 119
TEXT: A comparison is given here of the results obtained when aging
special ionization chambers or a scintillation instrument for the es*,il
mation of radioactive substances on different surfaces, among which ale,,
a biological tissue. The artif4.cial contamination of the variQua sur-
faces was imitated by means of isotopes of almost equal energy. The mea
suring instruments used were a condenser-dosimeter and a a-,intillaticn
system for laboratories. The condenser-ionization dosimeter was usel
for the direct measurement of the gamma-radiation dose and the dens;*.y
of the activity of beta-active isotopes. It is pointed out that the de
termination of the activity density of gamma-acti7e isotopes and rf th~
beta-radiation dose require a prior determination of the dimenci^~rs '~f
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Ioniza ion and Scintillation Method for the 3/146 60/OC)3/OC)6/01 ?/0, 3
Detect"on of Radioactive Contamination of B012~Bo6o
Various Surfaces
the contaminated surface, The ordinary A-4 (SCh-4) apparatus was im
proved to suit the scintillation method. More precisely, the ~Lr-uit_4
of the photomultiplier feed and of the pre-amplifier were mcdified.
This fact offered the possibility of augmenting the sensitivity of tha
instrument to the required degree. A rectifier with semiconductor
diodes of the ArLk(DGTa) type and a microammeter were connected at th-
output to measure the integral amperage of the photomultiplier. A
stilbene crystal 35 mm in diameter served as a det4E~ct~,r. Summing up,
The scintillation method tested on biological objects and control ampll-
fierB is found to ensure a sufficiently high sensitiv-,ty. This sensiti-~
ty permits measuring a contamination level amounting to ten times the
"admissible" activity density. The same sensitivity is also ensured by
the ionization method tested on appl4lcatora. At a time of measuremer*~
of I to 10 minutes the ionization method ensures a measured d-se power
range of 1.5 Mr/min to 840 mr/min. The activity 2densities m-:~asured
amcunted to 6 from 0.025 to 25 microcurie/OM and fc-,,m
2
0-05 microcurie/cm on. The scintillation apparatus offs~rs th.~
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Detection of Radioactive Contamination of B012YB060
Various Surfaces
possibility of performing instantanepus readings, which are then re
calculated in doses. The measurement limits for gamma radiation range
between 0.21 and 2340 microroentgens per second for a minimal contam-,na-
tion of 0.4 microcurie/e.IM2. The range of measurement for beta radiati.)n
is between 0.09 and 130 microroentgens per second for a minimal :on-
tamination of 0.01 microcurie/OM2. The publication of this article wa.;
recommended by the kafedra tekhniki bezopasnoBti LETI (Department of
Industrial Safety LETI). There are 5 figures and 2 non-Soviet. -Pf-
erences.
ASSOCIATION: Teeritrallnyy nauchno-issledovateltskiy Institul.
meditsinskoy radiologii- (Central Scientific Research
Institute of Radiological Medicine)
SUBMITTED: March 21, 1960
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S/146/61/004/001/01-1/016
B104/B203
AUTHORS: Petrov, V. A., Palladiyevst N. M., Pivanova, P. S.
TITLE: Possibilities of improving the sensitiveness of the RY-1
X-ray dosimeter
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Priborostroyeniye,
V. 4, no. 1, 1961, 105-110
TEXTs The authors point to the shortcomings of industrial dosimeters of
the types PM-1 (R14-1), PM-1M (RM-1M), VPM-1 (KRM-1), and MPM-1 (MRM-1)';
they have a much too large ionization chamber (about looo cm3), and do
not permit radiations of low energy and intensity to be measured. As the
authors had to perform a number of special measurements at radiations of
45-100 kv, they used special thin-walled chambers for an RM-1 X-ray dosi-
meter. They attained an increase in sensitiveness by enlarging the
ionization volume and changing the electric circuit. The material chosen
for the chambers was Cellon with a Z of air (7.4'
eff , 7.2 near the Z eff
The walls were made of air-equivalent material. Fig. 2 shows a diagram
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of the two chambers. The chambers are attached to the bases 1, a Teflon
packing 2 and a metal rod 3 are fixed to the base. 4 is a graphite elec-
trode, and 5 is the air-equivalent layer. The instrument was calibrated
with a non-Soviet I'Momentan" instrument. Results showed that the
sensitiveness of the RM-1 instrument could be increased by the 14-fold
with chamber I (Fig. 2), and by the 80-fold with chamber 11, a8 compared
with the usually employed intracavitary chamber. A further increase in
sensitiveness was achieved by adapting the measuring bridge of the vacuum-
tube voltmeter with chamber II, whereby the improvement could be increased
to the 130-fold. Che sensitiveness, still not yet meeting the authors,
demands, could be increased to about the 1000-fold with the use of a
6H311 (6N3P) tube of higher transconductance. Thus, it was possible with
this instrument to measure X-radiations of from 0.001 r upward, both in a
direct X-ray beam and in disperse X-ray light. The publication of this
article was recommended by the Kafedra tekhniki bezopasnosti (Department
of Safety Engineering) . There are 5 figures, 2 tables, and 2 Soviet-bloc
references.
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ASSOCIATIONt Leningradskiy elektrotekhnicheskiy institut im. V. I.
Ullyanova (Lenina) (Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute
imeni V. I. TJI'yanov (Lenin)). '--sentrallnyy nauchno-
issledovatellskiy institut meditsinskoy radiologii
(Central Scientific-Research Institute of 1~'edicil Radiology)
SUBMITTED: March 21, 1960
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AUTHORS: Petrov, V. A., Palladiyeva, N. -and.Pivanova, P. 6.
TITLE. Dosimetric and qualitative characteristics of primary
and scattered X-ray radiation of the Y PA - 1-10 - ;~_ Lt
(URD-110-K-4) diagnostic appar~Ltus
PERIODIC.M'L: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. j, 1962, abstract 9-5-2T n (Vestn. rentgonol. i
radiol., no. 2, 1962, 42-47 (summary in hng.))
TEXT: The authors describe a method and results of inve6tigaliDns
of dosimetric and qualitative characteristics of direct and afocal
X-ray radiation in air ,.,-ithout a scattering object. The investiga-
tions were carried out in order to determine the doses that reach
individual regions of the body'in roentgenoscopic analyses. The
qieasurements were accomplished by means of specially prepared
small-size cells of air-equivalent material together with the 1-M-1
(RM-1) roentgenometer. It has been established that the power do-
-ees in air amount to 1 - 15 r/min for 45 - 102 kV voltage, 3 mA
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a t8 d e z3C ri Decl
,.ir,ct opt imum )pera tin-, con ; i ti. ~ns in mass X ray d i;tj-jit -.-,t i7
references. ADstracter's nute; Complete trunsi,_ition.
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ITTPOV V.A.; PA-'IA[)IYI".'A N.Y.; RYL'INA,
SIT ITTSMSKA TA -, S . ;I -.
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in combined rq0_1otherapy of piti-r-
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PFTROV, V.A.; rALLADIYEV, N..X.; PATVII.NOVA, F.,3.
__ .__l_-__:l.--_- ...
Methodology fc,7 t~i_- rat~3 f-,r trr- gr,:-,a!2.n
during X-ray ditignos;s l7ocoulires. VesLn. rent. 'I' r-rid. 38 no.~:
56-5,9 IV-Je 1630 (M'RA 17:7)
1. Iz TSentrallnogf, nauchno-iss jedc vfi t-el I skogo insti u-"
meditsinskay radl'c:~:jgii (d~rekwr Ya.l. V.)roblyev) WnIst-arstva
zdra7ookhraneniya SSSR.

KHONGAUZ, A.N-.; PETROV, V.A.; LINCHEVSKAYA, G.A.;_E4jJJDjYEV'A'
N.M.; MAMIN, .-..G., red.; I-,A",VFYEVA, M.M., tekhn. red.
[Measurment and calculation of the absorbed dosages in
interrial and external irradiation] Izmerenie i raschet
pogloshchennykh doz pri vneshnem i vnutrennem obluchenii.
Moskva, Medgiz, 1963. 134 p. (MIRA 17:3)

I , .

P4LLP.DuV, :i.
The found"r of the Soviet acience of atuple comodities. Scrr.
torg. no.3:52 Kr '5Q. (HIRA 12:4)
(Petrov, Petr Petrovich. 1850-1928)

30:

SZRGZM, M.Te., professor; PALLADDY, S.S., dot6ent-. NOVOMERCHKIN, P.I.,
dotsent: KIRYUXHIS, T-F'-WS7U-,qn C,'#AMMITINOV. B.F.. dotsent;
GUOVICH, B.S., "Widat tekhnichookikh nauk; ANIRUWTICH, D.A.,
at. prepodaystell; GRANOVSKATA. I.Te., radaktor.
(Science of industrial wares) Tovarovedenis promyshlennykh tovarov.
Moskva, Goa. izd-vo torgDvoi lit-ry. Vol. 2. 1954. 663 p.(K[aA 7:8)
(Manufactures)

PALLAM, S.B., doteent.
Nothods for determining shrinkW of cotton and viscose fabrics.
Stander1kizatsits no.1:66-69 J&-Fe 156. (KLHA 9.2)
I.Mookovskly institut nqrodnogo khosymystya imeal G.Y.Ploichanova.
(Textile fabrlcs)

NOVCDZRZHKIN, Petr Ivenovich; PAZ-TA , B.S.; TER-OVAKINYAN, I.A.;
ARMNGELISKIT. N.A., red.
[Clothing and knit goods] Tovary shvein" i trikotazhnye.
KOBkva. Gos.izd-vo torg.lit-ry. 1959. 344 p. (MIRA 13:6)
(Xnit goods) Olotiiinc and dress)

FALLOOV, S.S., dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk; SKLYAIIIIIKOV, V.P., aspirant
Effect of wet processing on the crease properties of staple
fibers, yarn, and fabrics. Tekst.prom. 21 no.9.3-19-42 5 IU .
(MIRA 14:10)
1. MDskovskiy institut narodnogo khozyaystva imeni Plekhanova.
(Textile research)

PILLLMV, S.S.i SKLYANNIZOV, V.P.
p
AppqLratus for determining the crease-resi stance of fiber,
. yam, and fabrics. Mim.volok. no.3348-49 '61. (MIR& 14:6)
1. Hoskovskiy institut narodnogo khozyayatva im. G.V.
Plekhanova.
(Grease resistant fabrics-Testing)

PALIADOV., S.S. 3, dotsent; SKLYANNIKOV, V.P. , aspirant
Effect of the density and type of interweaving of staple smiting
fabrics on their crease resistance. Tekst.prom. 21 no.12:61-
67 D 161. OffM 15:2)
1. Moskovskiy institut narodnogo khozyaystva imeni G.V.
P191chanova (for P&II-Wov).
(TeXtile fabrics-Testing)

MUKHAMMMV, G., aspirant; PALIADOV.-S.S., dotsent
Finishing of knit and stitched nonwoven fabricB. Tekst. prom.
23 no.9:25-27 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Vlo8kovskiy institut narodnogo khozyaystva Imeni G.V. Plekhanova.
(Nonwoven farbics)

A BRAMc V, P.R.; A:.EKSEYEV, N.S. , AdiRANGE'l, I SKI Y, N.A., prof
r-'e-cel,sod GUREVICH, F.S. ; "AYTSEV, V.G. j KEDRIN, Ye. A,
MI HONCVA, V. ; OSTAN U-'VSKIY, T. S. , dots. ; FALLkMv' S.S.
dots, ; SERGEYEV, M.Ye. ; TER-OVAKI"YA, I A. TISEREVITIN( V,
B.F,; SHCHEG:~OV, L.M.; YAK(VLEV, A-I.; BCKISGVA, G.A.,
red,, YEDhISH, DJI., tekhn. red.
[Study of manufactured goods; conclse course! Tovarovede-
nie promyshlennykh tovarov; kratkii kurs. [ ~] P.R.Abramov
I dr lzd.2., perer. lioskva, Gostorgizdat, 1W,.1. 7768 p.
(MIRA 16:11)
(Commercial products)

FAUADOV, S.S.; FAILIN, A.V.; TER-OVAKM- AN, I.A.; KEDRIN, Ye.A.;
T~ITINCV, 6.F.; BORISOVA, G.A., red.; MEDRISH, D.M.j
tekhn. red.
[manual for laboratory and practical work in the commercial
study of manufactures] Rukovodstvo k laboratornym i prakti-
cheski-m zaniatilarr. po tovarovedeniiu prouiyshlennykh tovOmw
'lo..kva, Izd-vo "Ekonomika." Pt.2.[Textile, clothing,,~mit-
ted, leather-arA footwear, and fur goods] T-;vary tekst!
rVe, shveinye, trikotazhnye, kozhevenno-onuvnye, pushno-
r.ekhovye. 1964. 280 p. (MIRA 17:4)

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PALLADOVIA Sergey Somenovicb; KHCROSHEV, Ilikita Ivanovich; GRA6NOVSKALYA,
Ely.' ~A ~F-, STJDAK, D.K., tekhnicheakiy redFLktor
[Commercial guide to textile fabrics] Tovarovedenie tokstillrwkh
tovarov. Kookya, Goo. Izd-vo torgovol Ilt-ry,, 1955. 192 p.
(Textile fabrics) (MM 8:7)

PALLADOV, Sergey Semenovich, dotsent., LEBEM, Viktor Ivanovich; GRANOVSLATA,
' red.-; SUD-AX, D.N.. tekhn.red.
[Fabrics, clothing, rugs] Tkani, shveinye tovary, kovry. Moskva.
Goe.lzd-vo torg,llt-ry, 1959. 344 pe (MIRA 12:3)
(Rao) (Clothing and dress) (Textile industry)

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Abs Jour t Ref Zhur - Fitika, No 6, 1967, No 12686
Author I Nagy, I., Zt ~4, D., Pal L.
Inst t Central Research Institute of Physics* Budapest, Hungary.
Title i The Frequency Dependence of the Permeability of Magnetite
Between 1,000 and 3,000 Ile.
Orig Pub a Acta, phys. koad. Sci. hung., 1956, 6, No 2, 341-344.
Abstract i An investigation was made of the magnetic permeability of
the magnetite powder, mixed with paraffin, in the frequen-
cy range from 1000 to 3000 Me (~\ = 30 -- 10 cm) for various
concentrations of magnetite. The powder grains were 10 mi-
crons in size. The permeability was determined from the
issult of the measurement of the input impedances of a short-
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