SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MALKIEL, G.E. - MALKIN, A.YA.

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-i~"STIUVSKIY, R.P.; MIKHATLOV, G..,.,i NOVIKOVSKAYA, N.A.; PETROV,
D.A.; DANSKER, V.L.; MOREVA, Y6.V.~ MALKIELI, G.E.,
red.; PIROZHKCVA, A.I., tekhn. red,
(Urea for intravenous Injection] Mochevina d1la vnutri-
vennogo vvedeniia. Moskva, Vses. nauchno-issl. in-t khim.
reak.tivov i osobo chistykh kbimicheskikh veshchestv, 1962.
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1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Sovet Ministrov. Gosudarstvennyy
komitet po khimii.
(UREA-THERAPEUTIC USE)

VLALKIELI, G.E.; OPRITS, V.V.
Use of polyethylene containers in the industry of chemical
reagents and preparations. Prom. khim. reak. I osobo chist.
veshch. no.1:36-41 163. (MIRA 17:2)

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AUTHORS:Malkiel', GO S -aichanov, B. I.
TITILO: A Pulsed High Frequency Ion Source (Impulsnyy vysolzochast-
otn,7,y istochnik ionov)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i Tekhnika &csperimenta, 1958, Nr 3, op 100-101
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: A high frequency source in which the dischar,-,e is excited
using a h.f. oscillator is described. The extracting poten-
tial applied between the anode and the probe is also obtained
from a pulse generator. The construction of the source is
shown in Fig.l. The envelope is made of glass while the
extracting electrode is of an aluminium alloy and t1ae anode
is made of graphite. The shape of the channel in the probe
is shown separately in Fig.l. The high frequencj oscillator
works on two GI?B valves. Voltage Pulses 5 IN in amplitude
and 8 ~Lsec long are applied to the anodes of the valves. The
voltage pulses are obtained from a modulator including a
hydrogen thyratron. Since the average power applied to the
plasma does not exceed 30 Watts no special coaling is nece-
ssary. The transit time between the boundary of the plasaia
and the probe, corresponding to a final proton energy of
20-30 keV, is of the order of 0.1 jLsec. Hence if the
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of ions becoLues much worse and the output carrent rapidly
decreases. When the width of the extracting Pulse is 0.8
~Lsec the width of the current pulse at the tar~3et iG 0.5 I-Lsec-
It was shown experimentally that the energy of the protons
does not chanj~~e over the duration of the extractinE pulse,
Fig.2 shows tlae maEnitude of the ion current obtained from
the source as a function of the position of tile extracting
pulse relative to pulse wilich exQ es the plasma. Tlie pro-
ton current is proportional to V) where V is the magni-
tude of the voltage pulse applied 2 to the source. The opti-
mum -Dressure in the source is 10- mm Hg. 1.11hen the diameter
of t~e aperture in tile probe is 3 mm the gas consumption is
30 cc/hour. At the same time the vacuum pump (pumpin ,
speed 500 litres/sec) maintains a vacuum of 1.5 x 10_11~Lln'
Fig.4 shows the output ja-reat as a function of the square
of the diameter of the aperture in the probe. The relation
is approximately linear. Tile content of atomic ions is 80-
901/6. The difference in the current for protons and deuterons
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is 19;1o. The source vives current -Dulses of 100-200 m-4, each
1-1 -
the lenf~th oi each1~)ulse being 1 ~Isec and tite repetitIon
V. Yu. Gevrilov i~ t~ian.~ed for `iis
frequency 10 see
help. There are 4 fi,i;-ures, no table2 and 4 ref,,~rerces, of
which 3 are English and 1 Soviet.
SUBMITTED: September 7, 195?.
1. Ionic currents--Sources 2. Pulse generators--Equipment
3. Pulse generators--Performance
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AUTHORS: Malkiel~, G,S. and Sukhanov, B.I.
TITLE. A Pulsed Neutron Source
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1960, No.4, pp.46--50
TEXT. A description is given of an accelerating tube producing
pul es of 148MeV neutrons. The pulse duration can lie between
10-9 and 10- sec., and the repetition frequenc is 500 cps.
The instantaneous neutron flux in a pulse is 1012 neutrons per sec,,
The neutron tube employs the high-frequency Ion source described by
the present authors in Ref.4, This ion source gives instantaneous
currents which are coi~siderably greater than in the usual
11continuous" high-frequency sources, The use of a pulsed high-
frequency source enables one to obtain a large instantaneous
neutron flux with tubes of relatively small dimensions and weight,
Thus, when the current at the target is about 40 mA, and the total
ion accelerating voltage is 180 hV, of which 30 kV is applied to
the high-frequency source and 150 kV is applied to the target, the
neutron output when the D + T reaction is employed is
1012 neutrons/sec. One of the biggest
difficulties in the design
of high-current accelerating tubes is the divergence of the ion beam
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caused by the Coulomb repulsion between the beam particles,
the design described in the present paper, this is obviatod by
placing the target at a relativoly small distance from the source,
This is shown schematically in Fig.l. Ions from the source alit
are passed through deflecting plates to which a pulsed voltage of
up to 10 kV is applied. When this voltage Is not applied to the
plates, the ions do not enter the accelarating gap and hence the
length of the neutron pulse is determined by the length of the
pulse applied to the plates, A zirconium-tritium target on a Y
tungsten base (14 mm diameter) is used~ The second variant of the
tube is shown in Fig.2. Tn this design a window for inspecting
the focusing of the beam at the target is provided. All the
supplies are derived fTOM four pulse g_~n&rator3 triggered through
delay lines from a master generator (500 cps). The latter is In
the form of a conventional square-pulse generator which develops
200 V ar-ross a 150 ohm lead at two independent outputs, Pulses
at output II can be delayed relative tz) pulses at output I by
! to 6 usec. This arrangement supplies *he following pulse
voltages~ (1) 8 kV pulses 5 ~se~ long ivhi~:h ~-e applied to the
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ion source generator, (2) 40 kV pulses 1 usec long for the 8 ion
soutce as shown in Figl. and 3, (3) rectangular pulses 10- to
10- sec having an amplitude of 10 kV which are applied to the
deflecting plates, and (4) 150 kV accelerating pulses 2 -3 11ser-
long. All the generators are based on the circuit shown in Fig.4.
Neutron beams produced with this tube have been analysed by the
time-of-flight method, using a 20-channel time analyser, A
description is given of the circuits employed in conjunction with
the neutron detector and the form of a typical neutron pulse is
shown in Fig.7 in which the time (1,isec) is plotted-along the
horizontal axis, FigA, 9, 10 show typical neutron spectra for
neutrons leaving 6 cm thick lead and graphite plates. In the case
of Fig.8, the target wai simply surrounded by a lead plate and the
detector (stilbene) received the primary neutrons. The flight path
in these measurements was 5 metres. In order to reduce the
background due to direct 14 MeV neutrons, a copper rod 60 cm long
and 25 mm in diameter was placed in their path, In these
measurements the flight path was 6 m and the results obtained are
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shown in Fig.9 and 10. fleje a polystyrene-based plastic
scintillator was used as the detector (400 cm3), A collimator
was employed to reduce the background, The lower curve in each
of these graphs shows the background level. A correction was made
for the np cross section and the threshold of the detector, The
tube has been found to be satisfactory after prolonged experiments
and tests. The ion source has a lifetime in excess of 300 hours-
Acknowledgment is expressed to N,V.Popov for assistance in the
measurements, There are 10 figures and 4 references. I Soviet and
3 non-Soviet.
SUBMITTEDn November 26, 1958 (initially)
June 14, 1959 (after revision)
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AUTHOR: ,Ilalkiell, G. S.
TITLE; Slow and Fast Processes of Neutron Capture in the Theory of
the Origin of Elements
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol. 39, No. 6(12), pp. 1637 - 1640
TEXT: The present paper deals with the discussion of a hypothesis on the
formation of elements with Z >30 by neutron capture. It is shown that for
explaining the observed rules in the nuclear distribution it is not
necessary to introduce two processes; it is possible to confine oneself
to one, in which it is assumed that the neutron density has a maximum
during 0.1 - 1 hour, and during the following 10 - 100 days it maintains
a value of 0.01 - 0.1% of the maximum value. All stable nuclei may be
subdivided into three groups from the viewpoint of their formation by
neutron capture : 1) Unscreened nuclei, which are formed as a result of
the A- decay of neutron-rich nuclei. 2) Screened nuclei, i.e. nuclei which
cannot be formed by the decay of a neutron-rich nucleusl but by the
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in the Theory of the Origin of Elements Boo6Y3056
capture of a neutron by a atable nucleus. 3) "Circumvented" nuclei, for
the formation of which processes other than neutron capture are necessary.
In the table, the percentual fractions of the three groups (denoted with
1,2,3) for different Z-values are given. Also, the corresponding half-
lives are given. It may be shown that in the region of the nuclei formed
by neutron capture not a single isotope exists, for the formation of
which a time of more than 10 - 100 days would be necessary. It must be
possible to use the assumed duration of the neutron concentration for
explaining the known peaks in the distribution of the elements over the
atomic wei-hts. For explaining the maxima in the region of the magic
numbers, the corresponding isotopes (screened or non-screened) must be
formed within a certain time, which is shorter than the duration of the
neutron density. Besides the maxima in magic numbers, there are other
maxima at A = 128 and 194. According to this theory, the elements with
neutron numbers of 98, 108, and 116 (A = 164, 180, and 194) may be
favored. .07 or the formation of the screened nuclei and the maxima within
the region of magic nuclei, the time for their formation by neutron
trapping is of the order of 100 d, for the formation of the non-screened
nuclei it is Z-,lh, and for the formation of the maximum at A = 126 it is
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in the Theory of the Origin of Elementa~ Boo6/B056
about 5 min. The author,thanks Professor D. A. Frank-Kamenetatiy for
discussions. R. A. Demirkhanov is mentioned. There are 2 figures, 1 table,
and 3 references; 1 Soviet and 2 US.
SUBMITTED: May 13, 1900
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GORCZYGA, Stanislaw, dr inz.; Barbara, mgr inz.
Use of the electronic microscope in powder metallurgy.
Rudy i metale 8 no. 5: 167-171 My 163.

ACC NRs
AUTHOR: Sujak, B.; GcLi:ecki, T. r4alkiewicz, M.; Stepniowski, I.
ORG: [Sujak] Laboratory for Induced Electron Emission, Institute of
Experimental Physics Wroclaw University, Tfiroclaw (Zaklad udzone,
ME sj1 Elektronow przy Katedrze Fizyki Doswiadczalnej, Uniweraytelu-
Wroclaviski); ep rtment of Experimental PHysics, Opole Pedago~lcal
College, Opole Katedra Fizyki Doswiadczalnej, WS1, -w OPolu); LGoreckl;
MarR1-e-w-fP-,z, epniowski) Solid State Surface Physics Laboratory,
Department of Experimental Physics, Opole Pedagogical College, Opole
(Zalaad Fizyki Powierzchni Ciala Stalego przy Katedrze Fizyki Doswlad-
czalnej, WSP w Opolu)
TITLE: Photostimulated emission of exoelectrons into the atmosphere
during recrystallization of metals and alloys
SOURQE: Acta physica polonica, v. 30, no. 1, 1966, 51-57
TOPIC TAGS: bismuth, cadmium, photostimulated electron emIssion,
bismuth base alloy, cadmium base alloy, bia-muth cadmium alloy, met.---
recrystallization, UV light stimulation
ABSTRACT: The emission of exoelectrons Into the atmosphere durinE
recrystallization of bismuth, cadmium., and their alloys has been
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studied. The exoelectrons were detected by operating an air-point
counter with quenching vapor above the free surface of the liquid. It
was found that UV-light stimulation is necessary to observe the
emission of exoelectrons into the atmosphere during phase transforma-
tion of the tested metals and alloys, and that exoelectron emission-,
associated with phase transformation Is probably connected with the
change in volume of the specimen (disruption of the covering oxide
layer). Orig. art. has: 8 figures. (Based on authors' abstract.]
[DR)
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SZEIAG. J PESKA,*Stanisl and IfEgA chilinaJ7 Regional
Sanitation jind KRIdem1919AX Station (ilojewoftka Stacja Sanitarno-
Epidemiologiczaa), Warsaw-Anin
."Epidemlologic Difficulties 'in Detemining the outbreaks of SalmonelloSIA-6-
in the 11arsaw Territory."
Warsaw, grzealack 1~r%idMiRloAic4!V- , Vol 19, No 2, 1954; pp 218-21?.
Abstracts During the six years 1958 to 19631, the number of cases of
Salmonellosis each year was IS. 4, 14, 4s 32s 68. During this times S.
typhlurium was the most frequent causative agent (81 cases)9 next was S. I
kuntzendorf with 21. Two of the relatively large outbreaks in 1963 (37 and
28 persons respectively) are analyzed In some details stressing the need for
close collaboration between bacteriologists9 clinicians and epidemlologlistso,*
Presented at the 3rd Scientific Assemblv of Polish Roidesiolazists and
Infec ists. Kr 5-6 Oct 64. ['jpRs'F----
TOPIC TAGS: bacteriology, epidemiology
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POLAND
if ~-
"Trends in the Research Activity of the Polish Metallurgical Research Institute 3
, bv
T. VALKIWICZ; Prace Inst.~rtutow Mnisterstwa Hutnietwa, Gliwice, Nlos. 2-4, 1955.

I-TAMMICZ, T.,, MANDYBUR, K.
I-------
New qualities of steel. p. 367. DZIENIIIK UIRZEDOWY.
Wiadomosci
I
.iarszawa
Vol 22, no 7, july 1955
Source: East European Accessions List (EFAL) , W 9 Vol 5, no 3, Plarch 190

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la commrzov to =ch working a
O)Y

MMZIE'dl',',Z, Tadousz, Prof., mGr. inz-
Present state and improving possibilities of the activities
of indusuial institutes. Przcgl techn 79 no.13,573-578
Je 158.

1-62
Distr: 4E2c
A 1~
carbides in anavajq and quenched hilh-_ag~ed steel$.
T.T(~Wwkz, Z' BO kl~ ful Fory Pract Imi.
'At.
q~Wes occur 'rT" gin a"UWC4
'5Eqfc~eddhIjs7h-spec4 steels (I and H) cctntg - I C 0 77
Ma 3.42. Si 0.21. P 0.027, S 0.020, Cr 4.00.iV ig.7i, V
1,04, Me 0.20. and U, C 0.81, Un 0.13, Si 0.14, P 0.013, 9
O.OW, Cr. 4.64, W 8.63, V 2,20, and He 046% viem tiamd.
b metallographic methods, hardness measurements. and
=
. and x-ray analysis of mlilue extd. by electrolytic
methods. The specimens, 10 mm. in dL%m. and 40 mm. In
kogth, were Itt heated to 8000. then austenitized at OW.
11000, 1100, or 1200* for 1, 6, 10, or 20 min., followed byoU
quvact&W. The content of alloying elements in the matrix
of both steels studied was the same for the as-anucaled or
(cc the as-quenched condition. The differences involved the
phase compa. of carbides and the amt. present. Steel I
;0im aunt3led contained the followirt types of carbidem
A14C. MaCs: the former being present when quenching
from 1300* was applied. In sted U In as-annealed condi-
don carbides of the type MAC. MICs, and MC were found,
whereas after quenching from 1260* M.C and MC could be
observed. The basis phase constituent of the carbides
present In steels studied appmed to be the Xf4C carbide-
however, its chem. compa, differed In both ste
-cis; the Moe
carbide present in steel I contained a higher amt. of. W.
During the austenizing annealing the most readily dLsAved
were bfuC6 and AtiCs. the process Wng completed below
1100'. A marked dissaln. of W and V in the steel matrix
5tarted at 1200*. W. T*ftmewzyk
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W,T,KILWC7. Tadeusz prof. mgr inz.
Main developm9nt trends of techniques in the iron and steel
iWuatrY* Ulad hut 16 no.3:65-68 mr, 260.
la. Dyrektor Instytutu Matalurgii., Gliwice,,

A224./A026
AUTHORS: Malkiewicz, T., Professor, Master of Engineering, Karp, Mazur, A
Masters of-Eh-1g,ineering
TITLE: The Obtainment of Standards for Magnetic Q~jantita,ive DetermInatlon
of Martensite (0(-Phase) in 18 - 8 Type Steel
PERIODICAL: Hutnik, 1960, No. 10, PP. 372 - 376
TEXT: The purpose of the paper is to obtain a martensl*.ii standard with a
100% 0(-phase to be used for magnetic determination of the amoun' of austenite
retained in 18 - 8 steels. The authors review the existing methods, as described
in various papers (Refs. I through 11), and conclude that the problem of obtaining
a proper standard of 18 - 8 steel for magnetic tests has not. been definitely solve~L
To obtain this standard, experiments were conducted wi*h specimens made of four
18 - 8 types steel having chemical composition as listed ln Table 1. Specimens,
made of a supersaturated wire rod, '! rimi in dlameter, were stretohed in liquid njAro-
gen and tested by X-ray diffraction. The results Indicated retained austenite in
the specimens. Then the wire rod was drawn on a drawbench into wires of different
diameter, at ambient temperature and a drawing speed of 16 m&in. The quantitative
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A224/AO26
The Obtainment of Standards for Magnetim- Q,,ian11t;.1t1_ve Deterlplna~-Ion of Mart.enslt.?
(06-Phase) in W - 8 Type Steel
determination of the ferromagnetic phase was made with a inakne#..ometer designea by
the Instytut Metalurgii Zelaza (Institute of Iron Metallurgy) In Gliwice Moreover
the specimens were tested by X-ray diffraction. The -urves on these figures in-
dicate the changes of the martensite eonfent in .he sL)eclmens relative to the dp-
formation. This dependence was calculated by -%hr- form-ula.- In -Aq- wtere
A - initial cross-section of the spec-im-n, A, - :ross-se,,- A
tion of the specimen after deformation. Base on Ihese experimen~,s t.hp aAho-s
conclude that a standard with a 100% ferromagneti- phase -an be direclly obtained
for 18 - 8 type steel, by applying a suffieiently ~-Agh, deformaT.Ion a-, groppr "~.em-
perature. Thereby the error should no". exceed 3%. Tb-,s was proyed in this work
for steels containing 7.27 - 8~93% N1 and abound 18% Cr. For steels with a higher
nickel content, either lower deformation temperatures or a hig-her degree of cold
work, or both factors, should be applied. The cold working has a considerably high-
er influence upon the degree of martensi.ti -. Iransforma-,cr, thar. loweri.-g of
temperature. There are 9 figures, I 1%abl-, a,d 11 ref-rpr,,~- 2 Soviet
2 French, 2 Polish, and I German
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The Obtainment of Standards for Magnetic Quantitative Determination of XaxLens".
(" -Phase) in 18 - 8 Type Steel
ASSOCIATION: AGH - Kr~k6w, Katedra metalografii i obr6bki ciepinej (Academy of
Mining and Metallurgy - Cracow, Chair of Metallography and Heat Treat-
ment')
Table 1: Ozna. I
czenic C Mn Si p Cr Ni Ti
Desig- I -
nation sl 0,05 0,61 0.78 0,01310,0211 17,68 7,27 0,82
S2 0,09 0.47 0,56 0.01210,015118,471 8,021 0.58
BI 10,10 1 0,23 0.70 10.014 00191 is 0 ; 8381050
B2 0 181 8 181 .3:93 1 0,*66
0,13 1 0,23 0.52 0.006: 0: :1
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MALKIEWICZ, Tadeusz, T-Irgyr Prof., Iflz.; SI-WIFASKI, Jerzy, Mgr.Inz.; ZIELDISKI,
~Slkefan, Mgr.Inz.; HOWAKOWSKI, Stanislaw, Inz.
Application cf radioisotopes to the measurement cf the wear of the
carbon base block In the no.3 blast furnace at Lenin Ironworks.
Huta Lenina prace no.9:24-33 My 161.

MA WICZ, T.
-- ----
"reohnical working stools* bfy W, KUntacher~, K,, Werner*
Rwiewed by T. Halkiewica. Ilutnik P 29 no.4:152-153 Ap 162.

MQnWI(M.j. Tadeusz, prof a y, IIGWAKGSKI, Wojcieeh, mgr inz.
,
Sms remembrances of the beginning of sintered carbide production
in the Baildon Meta3lurgic Works in 1936-1939, Hutnik P 29
no.5.-162-i64, my 962.

MALKIEWICZ, T., prof.- SIEWIERSET, J.,
9
Application and utilization perspIctiveM of radiating isotopes
in the iron metallurgical industry.. Przegl techn no.19.5.6
13 my 162. -
1. Instytut Matalurgii Zelaza.

b"IEWICZ, Tadeusz
Idjontemporary trendi3 in applied technological research.
N.q)Lka polska 12 no. 3:1-12 Yor-Je 164.
- -.7t

MALMAN. E.A,
Case of multiple diaphyaial tuberrculosis in a 4 1/2-year-old
child* Vests rent* i rad. 35 no. 6t75-76 N-D 160. (KIRA 14:2)
1. Iz rentgenovskogo otdelehiya (zav. S.S. 4zhikq konsul'tant -
prof* N.A. Panov) Detakoy klinicheakoy bollnitay No. 1 (glavnyy
vrach - zaaluzhennyy vrach RSFSR Ye,V. Prokhorovich),
(BONES--TUBF.RCULOSIS)

HIKIVOROVA, H. I.; KALKIKW. B.A.
Essential pulmonary hemosiderosis in a 6-year old girl.
Pediatriia 38 no.11:63-66 zi 16o.
(KMA 13:12)
1. Iz kafedry-dat,gIdEh-~b-A'- LAilaj': CWV~.-~- prof. H.H.Bubnovs)
lechabnogo faku-llt-e-t'a!~-ii KOskov9kdg6--mbdIts'--nskogo Instituta
imeni N,I.Pirogova (direktor - dotsent H.G.Sirotkina) na baze
Detakoy gorodskoy klinicheakoy bollnitsy No.1 (glavny7 vrach -
zaaluzhannyy vrach RSM Ye.V.Prokhoroviah).
(KHMOSI M OSIS in inf. & child)
(LUNG DIVASES in int. & child)

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MA IRA 9 Iola
Dynamics of modifications of irritability of the cerebral cortex
before and after convulsive seizures, Blul, ekspe biol. I mad. 38
no.7327-30 J1 154, (MM 7:8)
1. Is otdola obahchey fiziologii (nauchWy rukovoditell doystvitell-
nyy chlen. AN USSR E.B.Babskiy) Insituts. klinichaskoy fiziologii
imeni A.A.Bogomol9tsa. AIT USSR, Kiyav.
(CMMRAL CORT11. physiology
irritability before & after convulsions in dogs)
(COYMMIONS, experimental
cerebral cortical irritability in dogs before & after
convulsiona)

MALKIMAN, I. I., Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "Value of adenosine-triDhos-
phoric acid in changes in excitability of the motor area of the cor-
text of the great cerebral hemispheres." Moscow, 196C. 13 pp; (Acad-
emy of Medical Sciences USSR, Inst of Normal and Pathological Physio-
logy); 210 copies; free; (KL, 18-60, 156)

BABSKIY, Ye.B., akademik; BELOUSOV, A.S.; -MALKIMAN, I.I.; I-IESTLROVA,
A.P.; SORIN, A.S.
Application of radiotelemetry in studying the evacuatory func-
tion of the stomach. DokI. AN SSSR 156 no. 3:719-720 164.
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Institut normalfnoy i patologicheskoy fiziologii AMN SSSR
Vtoraya terapevtichesk-aya klinikzi TSentrallnogo instituta
usovershenstvovariiya vrachey. 2. AN UkrSSSR (for Babskiy).

BABSKIY, Ye* B., akademik; SORIN, A. M.; BEIDUSOV, A. S.;.M~IMAN,
1. 1.; NESTEROVA, A. P.
Radiotelemetric study of the pH in the digestive tract. Dokl.
AN SSSR 156 no. 1:222-224 My 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Institut normal'129y-i patologicheskoy fiziologii A14N SSSR i
TSentrallnyy institut usoveT'shenstvovaniya vrachey. 2. AN
UkrSSSR (for Babskiy).

ACCESSION NR: AP4012882 S/0248/64/000/002/0071/0078
AUTHOR: Selousov, A. S. (Moscow); Malkiman, I. I. (Moscow); Sorin, A. M.
,(Leningrad)
TITLE: Radiotelemetric study of alimentary canal functions
SOURCE: AMN SSSR. Vestnik, no. 2, 1964, 71-78
TOPIC TAGS: radlotelemetry, ~iqestive tract, alimentary canal , miniature trans-
mitter, endoradiocapsule, baromkitry, thermometry, pH measurement
~ABSTRACT: Studies are described, conducted since 1961 by a team of Leningrad
engineers in cooperation with the Institut normallnoy i patologicheskoy fiziologii
APIN SSSR (institute of Normal and Pathological Physiology), in which tiny radio-
telemetric devices were developed and inserted In the alimentary canal to detect
disorders. These devices are miniature cylindrical radio transmitters which con-
sist of a pickup, a higtr frequency electromagnetic wave generatorand a power
source. Via an antenna placed close to the patient and a radioreceiver, the waves
are amplified and demodulated by a frequency discriminator so that the low-fre-
quency component of the signal which is characteristic of the disorder is singled
out. Endoradlocapsules have been produced for recording pH, pressure, and tem-
merature in the stomach and intestines (overall dimensions: height 18-20 mm,
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diameter - 8 m;m, and weight - 2 9). The development of these devices and their
clinical application in detecting cancer, colitis, etc. are surveyed at length.
it is believed that the development of further types of these capsules with suit-
able pickups would extend the scope of their application to the measurement of
enzymatit,,activity, Cl-ion concentration, ionizing radiation, 02 and CO~ partial
pressure,',~hc peesence of blood.,and other characteristics. OrIg. art. jas- 14
figures ancf\7 graphs.
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..ACCESSICN NR: AP4038532 S/OM/64/156/003/OT19/0720
AUMOR. Babskiy,, Ye, Be; (Academician); Belousovs A. S.; Malklman,,"~;. I*;
Neeterova.,, A. P.; Soria, A. So
),TITLE: Application of radiatelemetry for investigation of the evacuating function
of the stomach
!Soom AN SSSR. Dokledy*, v. 156, no. 3, 1964, 719-720
iTOPIC TAGS: radiotelemetrys stomach evacuation function,, physiology,, duodenump I
stomach ulcer
ABSTRACT. The authors have previously described (DAx 156.. #1 (1964)) a method
.1.1for investigation of pH of the content of the stomach and intestines by a radi
!capsule. In the present paper,, they compare the recording of pH of the duodenum
jof healthy people with that of people with ulcers, taken both on empty stomach
land after a breakfast of breed. The pH content follows in time a different patte;M
iin healthy and in ill. people. The method permits the investigation of the stomach
evacuation in people lz a al-Ua way as it is done in dogs with the ristula, or
1
1the duodenum, Orige art* has: 2 figures.
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meditzinskikh na-uk MR (Institute for NorauQ and Pathological Pbysiology).
Vtoraya, terapevb1cheakaya Mnik Centrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya
vrechey (Second Tbarapautle Clinic of Um Central Institute for the Advancement of
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BABSKFI, Ye.B., akademik; SORIN, A.M.; BELOUSOV, A.S.; DIMANIS, V.I.;
MALK114AN P I. I.
Radiotelemetric study of the pressure inside the human digestive
tract. Dokl. All SSSR 158 no.4:993-996 0 164.
(MIRA 17: 11)
1. Institut normallnoy i patologicheskiy fiziologil ANN SSSR I
TSentrallnyy inotitut usovershenstvoveniya vrachey. 2. AN UkrSSR
(for Babskiy).

BABSKIY, Ye.D.; PARE, V.V.; MAUDIAN, I.I., red.
[Physiology, medicine and ti-chnical progress] Fiziologiia,
weditsina i tekhnichookil progroso. Monkva, Nawka, 1965.
137 p. (M IRA 18:4)

I " - M j.j. (1-1,osicva); SOFIN, A.M. (Leningrad)
,e, -- . S . ,- - , -
Radiotelemetric study of the functions of the aliment-,r7 tract.
Vest. A1,24 SSSR 19 no.2:71-?8 1 r',4.
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AUTILORI B B (Academician AN UkrSSR).,- gorin, A
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Belausov, A. ~S, DimAni a , V, I.,..Malkimant. 14-1,
ej
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ITELK-.; ematrid--in-Ve-s-ti tltordf- of pr"sure--in _the, human Rastror~
nt4stinaVtract
J
SOURCE: ',~-AN~~SSSR. Doklad 158,, no* 41 1964 993-996-
,WN y V
TOPIC :TAGS t: bid telematry, radio capsule -gas- 0 ntes ti,nal pressure,
bioins trumentation
A -radiotelemetric device for atudyin
3STRAM. A g pressure along -the
conaisting of a radio n1smitterp
gaaCroint;e3tinal tract is presented tra
-receiver-analyzar.with.an Antanna and a re-
and _a
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cord:Cns insCrume pressure con-
-f-ee&
Sists of an 4ndintance pickup# tL:high~-freqtidney.._gene-rat:or, Mid -'a
7The overall dimensions of.this device 4kef 1),length,
source*
.18-20 -mm; 2), diameter,' 8 mm- 3) veigint 2.1 gm. -The press,ure pickup:
-consists-, of an inductance-coil with two-ferrite-rings on end plates
-nd- &-mob
ile ferrite'rod suspended by a spiral spring and attached to'.
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MALXIKAK, I-V-; VASILNVSKIY, M.A.
The role of the functional state of the alimentary center in the
motor and evacuatory activity of the stomach in dogs. Biul.eksp.
bLol.i mad. 43 ao.1 suPPlement:74-78 157. (Mw 10:3)
1. Iz laboratorii fiziologil i patologii pishchavarenlya (zav. -
deyetvitellnyy chlen ANN SSSR I.P.Razenkov (deceased)) Inatituta
fiZiologii AMN SSSR (dir. - deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR prof.
T.N.Cheraigovskly) Predstavlena deystvitellnvm chlenom An SSSR
Y.N.Chernigovskim.
(STOUGH, physiol.
evacuatory & motor funct.. exam. of alimentary center
in CNS)
(CENTRAL MWOUS SYSTEM, physiol.
alimentary centers, study by determ. of evacuatory
motor funct. of stomach)

MALKIKAN. I.V.. RUDIK, Ye.A. [deceased] (14oskva)
Mechanism of formation and healing of exoarimental gastric ulcer
in dogs Lwith summary In English]. Arkh.pat. 20 n0.5:46-49 t58
(MIRA 11:6)
1. Zz laboratorii fiziologit I patologii pishchevnreniya (zar.
doktor med.nauk S.I. Filippovich) Institute fiziologii ANN SSSR
(dir. - daystvitellnyy chlen AMR SSSR prof. V.H. Chernigovskiy).
(PEK IC ULCER, experimental,
genesis & henline, in dogs (Rug))

KALKIMAN, I.V.. KUZTKANTOV, V.A., FILIPPOVICH, S.I. (Moskva)
Significance of I.?. Razerikov's investigations in the field of
digestive physiology and pathology and certain results of their
further development; 70th anniversary of his birth. Fislol.
zhur. 44 no.11:1091-1094 11158 (MIRA 11.012)
(GASTROENTEROLOGY,
contributions of I.P.Razenkov (Rug))
(BIOGRAPHIES,
Razenkov, I.P., (Rug))

MALKIMAN I.V*
of digestion products in the stioulption of Dancreatic
exorcrine function [with summary in English]. Biul.eknp.biolo'
i med. 46 no.9:12-18 S158 (MIRA 11911)
1. Iz laboratorli fiziologii i patologii Dishchevareniva (zav**
-prof. S.I. Filippovich) rnatituta normaNoy i patologicheakoy
fiziologil (dir. deystviteltnyy cheln AM SSSR V.N. Chernigovskiy)
AMN SSSRO MoBkvao* Predstavlona deystvitellnym chlenom AMN SSSR
V.N, Chernigovskimo*
(FOOD,
eff. of pancreqtlc juice secretion & composition (Rus))
(PANCRP,AS,
juice, effe of food on secretion & compceition (Ras))

MALKIMAN, I.V.; MUKHINA, A.P.
Exocrine activity of the pancreas following extensive resection. of
the upper segrdent of the small intestine. Biu-1. eksp. biol. i med.
53 fto./+:57"61 Ap 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Iz laboratorii fiziologii i patologil pishchevareniya (Zqv. prof.
S.I.Filippovich) Instituta, normallnoy i patologicheskoy fiziologii
(dir. -~ deystvitellnyy chlen A14N SSSR V.V.Pariny) AllN SSSR Mosk-Va.
(PANCREAS-SECfETIONS) (INTESTINES--SURGERYI

IIALKIMAN, I.Ye.
Combined multipurpose die. Yashinostroenie ro.4:39 T-l-Ag 163.
(14IRA 17:2)
14

MAUIMAN~ J,Ye,,. '-rzh.
Head for 5'~~npfng L,=,Z)r--5 -~-, ~ U't; --I. -, ~-, _4 n z -~ ~ - c-e T~ i e
r~-~ i_ f 6, 4 16.~. ( M! h A 17 ~ 1 CO '!

MALKIMAN, to -.7e.,
111-al, , t p - e - - r ~ -I
1. . -1 -Fi,-2on d-te:!. S- ) t 64
(MIRA 1892%)

M=PNIAN, 1, Y,~.,
Automatic ma.~hine for the zln,~ plat--'nF of pae,5. Maahimostruenle
(gr
no.6877-iV N-" 2614 IRA 18v2)

ISPMYAN, G.P., kand. tekhn. nauk; KUMYAII, S.P., inth.; MALKIMN, To,l,,
inzh.; SHIROEDV, B.G., inzh. - -
Tanning hides in butte divided into two portions. Log. prou. 18 no.3.*
11-12 Kr 158. (14IRA 11:4)
(Tanning)

I- - MALKIM", Yeo 1. -. BRAHIMOVA, T. I.
Kanufacture of glove leather fron Indian and Pakistan goatskins.
Kozh.-obuv.prom. 2 no.4:20-22 Ap-160. (MIRA 1-j:9)
(Leather)

KOSTENKO, D.G., inzh.; LIVYY, G.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; PONCMAREV, S.G., kand.
tf3khn.nau-k; ROINOVICH, F.I., inzh.; MALKIMAN, Ye.l.,, inzh.
Effect of the various methods f,r tanning stiff leather on its
w-ar resistance. Report No.3. Natich.-issl.trudy Ukr NIIKF no.13:3-
,2, 162. (MIRA 18:2)

SOIA)DOVIiIKOV, V., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; ITALKIII, A., ekonomist
I_r~ ~I_A '." -, -
Scientific bases for over-all Ar pro'blems of
its development. NO no.6:7-9 Je '59-. (MIRA 12:9)
(Automation)

MALKIN, A.
Sconomic bases for automation systems. Vop. ekon. no.7:15&-159
J1 159. (MIRA 12: U)
(Chemical industries) (Automation)

!4ALKIN,-A,,,,,- .,
We are working by a new schedule. Metallurg 9 no-3:36-37 fIx '64.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Zamestitell glavnogo mekhanika Nikopollskogo yuzhnotrubnogo
zavoda.

MALKIN, A.M.
_--l' -:, ,~w F :_- -
Ophthalmoscopic examination of blood vessels of the macula lutes.
Vest.oft. 69 no-5:84-85 S-0 056. (MLPA 9:12)
1. Zz glazaogo otdoloniya (zav. - I.H.Makhmiaovich) l(egilev-Podall-
skDy rayonnoy bollnitay.
(MIKA. blood supply
of macula lutes, ophthalmoscopy)
(OPETHAIMOSCOPY
blood supply of macula lutes)

-MALKIN. A.S.. inzh.
Reconditioning the cast-iron bed of a crank-pipe press by
welding. Hashinostroenie no.4:61-62 Jl-Ag 162. (MIRA 15-9)
1. Yuzhnotrubnyy zavod.
(Electric welding) (Power presses--Fquipment and supplies)

MALKIN, A.S.
I=rsasing the durabi1ity of parts of the friction coupling
of a 1`1~10 ton capacity crank-tubular press. Hashinostroeaie
no"A'~:-z lj~r%4e t63. (MIRA 16:7)
1 "
(Power presses)

RA LK IN , A . 6. , 1 a zh -
Incrseavirw- tf,,'
19 my-jo I ~;/. -
!-;a :3 K ~ r , ") n t r fj e r, ; I
V " RA

- MALKIN, A.S., insh.
Increasing the durability of crank-pipe presses* Hashinoetroanie
no&6.,22-23 N-D 164 (KIRA 18:2)

KLIMKOVSKIY, B.M.; MAT-KIN, A.S.; TKACHENKO, A.S.
Modernization of the fastening of rolls on mills for the cold
rolling of pipe, Pbtallurg 9 no.11:28 N 164.
(MIRA 18:2)

MALEIN, A4S~$ inzh.
~ijdeiri--Ilizeition o-f- the fastanirg unit foi- ihelcq-=66ting rod heAd
6f ii cirlafik-,.,~P-ipe press.
(MICA l8a6)

C!, a d, sk P~erclng
161) -~,8,6)

14ALKIN A,S.- KRISANCYV, A.F.
Modernizing mandrel thrust bearings on pipe-roll-ing machines
at the Nikopoll Southern Pipe Mill. Met. i gornoftd. prom.
no.6:70 N.-D 165. (MIRA 18:12)

MALKIN, A.S., inzh.
Improving the reliability of the friction clutch of a
crank-pipe press. Mashiriostroenie no.6:70-71 N-D 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

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M;, LF I * 114 A 8(YA8
1. N. 1. Ye., Ya,., Cl~n~ QL~
2. UsISR (600)
1
rC T r,,-, t,,~ f 1,!, 1,
~ocls). ll.Resu' ts ef Con"t2n.,r-,cc on *-iet~ Cutt:n,,,,. Et~~nei i
i J
3,
9. Rer-ort U-15C,3, Oct. ~95:

it Of the Utting bl~-dey
i'lleat fRctor and the, jurabil 'y
; 1wo 0. 21-54
YA in, 9)
,0. 15, 194
teldinol
avi I ~.,E~ast 531 (L~-togis tZlyurnal
SO: IJ-4355i 1+

BUMOVA, Ye.A.; KAMM. A*Ya.
Machining of purts coated with stellite. Stan, i instr. 24 no.3:10-13
KY 153. (KLRA 6:6)
(Turning)

- A -Ila.
M /-)
GRANOVSKIT, 0.1.; GRUDOV. p.p.;
t:iw TIKW'907, A.U.,
-N-;
KRIVOMOV. V.A.; LARIN, M
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
(Ketal cutting] Rezanie metallov. Pod red* V.A.Krivoukhova. Moskva,
Goo. nauchno-takhn. Izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-r7, 1954. 472 p.
(Metal cutting) (MLRA 8:4)

prof., doktor takhn.
IPPOLITOV, Georgiy Mikhaylovich;-IIALKIN
n4t*, retsentent; XKMV, S.M.. inz .~.,-Gnd.tekhn.nauk, red.;
IVANOTA, N.A., red.izd-va; HLIKIND, T.D., tekhn.red.
(Abrasive cutting tools and their operation] Abrazivuye instru-
manty i ikh ekepluatataiia. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo
maohinostroit.lit-ry, 1959. 254 p. (KIM 12:8)
(Grinding wheels) (Abrasives';