SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEVCHENKO, S.N. - LEVCHENKO, V.P.

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ACCESSION NR:.AP5002558 s/()o7q/6';/O34/OO7/22O?_/22O7
AUTHOR: Kochetkov, N. K.; Vasillyev, A. Ye.; Levchenko, S N.
TITLE: P~yrrolisidine alkaloids. VI. Total synthesis of (t)-intcCerrinccic acid
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, V. 314, no. 7, 1964, 2202-2207
TOPIC TAGS: lactone, organic ivinthetic procens
Abstract: The total synthesis 'of the lactone of (t)-integerrinecic arid was
accomplished. The authors note that since the conversion of the '!)-lactone
to the hydroxy acid, as well as its separation into the antipodes, one of
which is Identical with the (!)-lactone aC natural integerrinecic aeld, has
already been described, this synthesis is a total4synthesis of lintegerrLnecic
fijid. The infrared rpectra of the syntheasized (-)-lactone and of the
(-)-lactone produced from natural senecic acid are compared. Orig. art. haG
1 oraph.
ASSCCIATION: Institut farmakologii i khimioterapii Akademii meditsinskikh nauk
SSSR (Inztitute of Phamacology and Chemotherapy, Academy of Medical Sciences,
SSSR)
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ac I d by W I ttlfr, react Jon. c*.-,. ',,. ~-- 35 -:,;. -: .~Y - ~'-3 ~ri fm,;-
1. ~'nstitut l1l,rraaPolcv, 11 1 ir I,. ~~%! 1 1 ";",:

LEVCHIM, S.P.
i,
Universal optical waTemeter. Trudy MGI 1:12-31 148. (VI-RA 7:5)
(Waves-Keasurement) (Optical instrumnts)

IJVCHMIKO, S.P.
Rolling of ships tested on models. Trudy XGI 1:32-48 148.
(MLRA 7: 5)
(Ship models) (Stability of ships)

L19TCHISKO, S. P,
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Combined moment of inertia in rolling ships as tested on models.
Trady KGI 1:49-55 148. (91-PI 7:3)
(Ship models) (Stability of ships)

LEVCWKO, S.
nWavegraph With Ollectric Contact" Meteorol,, i Gidrologiya, No 5s 1954.9 :-0-52
Design of a now wavegraph with electric conract, devised by the authors is
described. It is intended for shallow water ( 1 to 6 m depth ) and it records con-
tinously the height, period and velocity of waves. It consists of a recorder an d a
transformer connected by a multichannel cable. (RZHFiz, No 10,, 1955)

'016~
USS-R7Geophysies Sea wave reflection FD-1707
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Author : Dmitriyev, A. A.; Bonchkavskaya, T.V.; and Levchenko, S. P.
iitle : Problem of the reflection of long waves from coastal inclines
Periodical : Izv. AR SSSR, Ser. geofiz., 60-6B, Jan-Feb 1955
Abstract : The authors solve the problem of the passage of long waves over an
under-water inclined bank possessing constant inclination and uniting
the horizontal parts of the bottom of different depth. They calculate
the coefficient of reflection and transmission of the waves. They de-
scribed the experiments conducted. Two references; e.g. P. K. Bozhich
and W. N. Dzhunkavskiy, Morskiye voleniye i yego deystvie na sooruzheniya
i berega [Swells and their action on installations and shore], Machine
Construction Press, Moscow 1949.
Institution : Marine F~ydrophysics Institute, Academy of Sciences USSR
Submitted March 18, 1954

G.I.; DROZD, N.I.; Wyo. ROKLYIX. V.1., vidp-ovi "V`
-6fr:-
dall nty redait
redaktor
(Catalog of rivers of the Ukraine] Katalog richok Ukrainy, Xyly
1957. 191 P. (MIAA 10:?~
1. Akademiya nauk URSR, Kiyeve Institut gidrologii ta gidratakhniki
(Ukraine--Rivers)

LVCHNNICOI SIP.
I, Votes on the performance of naval optical wave meters. Tru4 MI
'k 10:17-24 '57. (KMA 11:3)
(Wave--goaxurement)

IZVCHMM, SIP.; SPIRIDONOV, A.V.
Study of rolling on the I mdJt1on ship IrUlli Shoked'skitO.
Tmdy 14DI M25-31 157 jlUlti Shokallskii (Ship)) (XM 110)

ISVCHINKO, S.P.
Observations on the rolling of river boats in rough water. Trudy
MGI 11:36-72 '37. (MIn 11: 3 )
(Stability of ships) ,
(waves)

AUTHOR: Levchenko, S.P.
TITILE: Optical Wavemeter-Di stanc eme ter (Opticheskiy
dal'nomer)
RERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geofizicheskaya,
1958, Nr 1, PP-138-140 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author made an attempt to design a wavemeter, using
the optical part of one of the short base distancemeters,
fitting into the ocular lens a specially calculated nomo-
gram grid and two mobile threads. A photograph of the
instrument is shown on Fig.l. The optical system is
illustrated by the drawing, Fig.2. The nomogram network
is introduced In Fig.3. The instrument is particularly
suitable for measurements carried out on board ships. An
experimental specimen of the instrument was produced in
the workshops of the Marine Hydrophysics Institute and was
scheduled for tests during 1957 and 1958 under marine con-
ditions on ships and at the shore.
There are 3 figures and 2 Russian references.
ASSOCIATION: Academy of ScienceS USSR, Marine Hydrophysics Institute,
(Akademiya nauk SSSR, iltlorskoy gidrofizicheakiy Institut)
SUBMITTED: January 9, 1957.
AVAIT-ABT Library of Congress.
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A'JTI-.,'OR: L-vehon',.;), S.P.
ILITL~~: 1~~11.:)torrrai~hin~- of Wave-,
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(!,'otol~rahrovaniye voln
Applyin~; Joriior-ram GlA&;
s priu.~~neniyLf)-:I v
P.,'RIC,D"T,"JIAT.- IzveCti-ya Alkademii Nau',, 3:3:.)R,
iir 2, 1),1.269-271 (U,;,.j'.Ti )
ABSTITUCT: auu'lior atteimptcd to improve DIiotor,rra;-h-.i_n6 )f by
'Or~"irarj photography. The improv-7iont c-~n.-Asta il~
1711-03iP-f- dLI-ring the printing of the negative a
'.3 Q4
calculate~d anc! dravin (on glass or on _-, fila)
Vii-ch Lhon ;)er-iits to rcad off moro quickly ~trd aci!iralu-Ay
the lenrlr'uh anJ the I'LeiGht of the w~~ve aitho,.It It
necessary to calculate the scale of i-,a~;nifica0-on )f cach
print. The exposure-- can be taken bj an.-( nini-tture ca.t~~ra
from the shore or from a ship provided that the following two
conditions are fulfilled: it is ncccooary Lo i;;ie
of the objectivn lorn of tho camora above th,~ 1-~!vol of 'u-1ic,
in the quiet stoteduring phototrra,ll i tit- - J'U J.!!, ,-.,,cc ;sarj
Uo d-,Lrcct the camera during photo-ra.,hinn- in -~,tch la
that the line Df the horizon above the sea is includel Ln
the exposure. The process is describod -L-id also tli-'t of
making the nomogram grids. Maere are 3 fi,-urcs ar- 11 I;_s2-
commolan references.
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LLFTCHMMO, S.P.; SKIBED, N.Ts.; MINISHIKOV, V.L.
-----Cinamatogrspblc vavft recorder. Trudy 901 15:86-90 159.
OGRA 12:6)
(Wave) (Oceawgraphic instruments)

S.P.;, WISHMOV, T.L.; TSTPLUKHN, T.T.
Ix.perizental investigation of impulse pressures in vater. Trudy
KGI 20:70-78 16o. (KnU 13:10)
(Oceanographic research)

LBVCKMO# S.F.; SAMIN, V.G.; TSYPIMIN, V.Y.
Determining Impulse pressures in a closed vessel filled with water
In case of an air cavity. Trudy XG1 20s79-87 160. (KIRA 13:10)
(Oceanographic research)

LITCEMO, S.P.; TSTPIUKHO, T-Y.; XOZWV, N.A.; SPIRIDWOV, Aeve
StudyIng the roll and pitch of the expeadItIonary ship OXikball
Lomonomovow Trudy XGI 20x88-95 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Mikhail Lomonosov (steawhip)) (stability of ships)
ISUP

L --jr g-IK
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Slovnvk vlasnvkn Imon 1,~vudny, ukrayins'ko-ro-siyz'-
kyy I rosiyslko-ukrayinslkyy. 2 "ryu., vyp. I dop.
Uk,ali: S.P. Levchenko, L.G,. Skrypnyk Z-1 "1.P. Laya-
tkivzlka. KY iv, Vyd-vo Akademlyl Nauk 11~-rayinslkoyi
.y
RSP, 1961.
73 P.
At head o~' title: Akademiya Nauk Ukrayinslkovi RES.
Instyttit 14ovoznavstva.

LEVCHENKO, S.P.
Informative communication on the scientific and technical conference
devoted to the manufacture of hydrometeorological apparatus.
Okeanologila 1 no-5:927-928 '61. (MIRA 15:3)
(Meteorological instruments--Congresses)
(Oceanographic instruments--Congresses)

IZVCHEBKO, SOP,
Investigating the rol-I and pitch tit the steamship "Ladogam or,
waves. Trudy MGI 23:156-159 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Stability of ships)

j,~VC.tIEIjXQ,,S.P_. (deceasod]; 711IRKOV, AN.
Amplitude-periodic electromechanical wave recorder and analyzer.
Trudy Mor. g1drofiz. Inat. All URSR 30:11-16 164. (141PI, 1,7:111,

PYRSIN, A.Vtf~o'.Ll--'VtA1*---'Il?',O, :~.P. (dqceas,~dj
Posoible errors in recor-iing a roll ind pitc.,; vl*~~ --I -.1i% pr.rt.~-
recorder of rollIng. ClkeanologiJa 4 no.4:690-04 ' 6,. .
17:10)
1. Morskoy gldrafizlc~eskly Inatitut &N

3(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1233
Levchenko, Serafim Vasillyevich
Vulkanizm i magmaticheskiye gornyye porody (Volcanism and Magmatic
Rocks) Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSRO 1958. lol p. (Series: Akadentya
nauk SSSR. Nauchno-populyarnaya seriya) 12.,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Naboko, S.I.; Ed. of Publishing House: NoBov,G.I.; Tech. Ed.:
Guseva, I.N.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for the general public.
COVERAGE: The author describes, in popular terms, the structure of
the Earth's crust, active volcanoes, plutonic magmatic processes,
effusive rocks, and associated mineral deposits. The Caucasus,
the Northeast of the USSR, Central Siberia, and other mountainous
regions of the Soviet Union are examined in relation to volcanic
processes. The author concludes with a discussion of modern
concepts on the causes of voleanism. The text is accompanied by
19 illustrations consisting of photographs and maps.
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Voicanism and Magmatic Rocks SOV/1233
TABLE OF CONTE14TS:
The Earth' s Crust
Active Volcanoes
In the Depths of the Earth
Effusive Rocks
Geological Records
Causes of V010anism
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (QE461.L59) MM/Ihcr
2-24-59
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LZYCH3NKO, Serafim Vasillyevich. kand.goologo-mineral.nank; ZUBKOV,
I I _--- Anstolly1vanovich, kand.okonom.nauk; GORIZONTOV, Boris Bori-
sovich; LTZHIN, K., red.; GILIEXBRJW, To., teklm.red.
[Industrial development of Krasnoyarsk Territory; popular
scientific study) Problamy promyshlonnogo razvitiia Krasno-
israkogo kraia; twuchno-populiernyi ochark. Kragnoiarsk,
Krasnoiarokas knizhnoe izd-wo, 1958. 170 P a (MM 13:4)
(Krasnoyarsk Territory--Natural resources)
(Krasnoyarsk Territory--Industries)

samc , Daitriy Petrovich; kand.gool.-min.nauk.
oty.red.; SIMSM, A.S.. red.izd-va; HJUMNI, Tej.. takhn.red.
1
i
EGraniten of the southern Timan and their accessory minerals]
Granity lUshnogo Timana I 1kh aktoessoraye, mineraly. Koskva.
Isd-vo Akad.nauk SGER, 195p. 102 p. (KIRA 12:6)
(Timan Ridge-Granite)

LRYUMiKO, S.Vog kand.goologo-mineralog.nauk, otv.red.; ARSSN'YHV, A.A.,
NOVICHKOVA. N.D., tekhn,red,
[Mineral deposits In Krasnoyarsk Territory; iron, coal, and
nephelines] Polesnye iskopaemye Irasnoiarskogo kraia; sheleso,
ugoll, nefelinovyo porody. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.anuk SSSR, 1939.
222 p. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Akademiya nank SSSR. Sovet po isucheniyu proizvoditelinykh
oil.
(Krasnoyarsk Territory-Mines and mineral resources)

SWLIV, Fedor Alekfinndrovichl LENCIUKO,
-------D-AOR&~A, A.A. I tekhn.
KRAVCHENKO, G.G.p red. izd-va;
red.
(Geology and metallogery of eastern TranabaikalialGeologiia
i metallogeniia Vostochnogo Zabaikallia. Moskva) Izd-vo
Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962. 76 p. (KMA 15:10)
(Transbalkalia-0re deposits)

LEVCMKO, Serafim Vasillyevich; MOZESOV, David Lazarevich;
.SHCMEAKOV 'D.1., akaderik, otv. red.; ULANOVSKAYA, I.A.,
red.izd-va; YEGOROVA, N.F., tekhn. red.
(Golden Kolyma; from the history of the discovery and
mastering of northeastern U.S.S.R.] Zolotal.a. Kolyma; iz
istorii otkrytiia i oFvoeniia Severo-Vostoka SSSR. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo AN SSER, 1963. 93 P. (HIM 16:12)
(Ruasia, Northern-Discov(!ry and exploration)
(Russia, Northern-Mines and mineral resources)

SHCIUBAKUVp D.Lp akadsrU# Slav. red.; YE11OFEYEV, B.14.,, otv, red.;
IIALIVKDi.q D.V., akaderik, rod.; ALITGAUZYN, M.P., red.;
DAVCHEVj V.I., red.; I-11OZESON, D.L.;'-LL1VC1W'KO - S V., red.;
'All, S--- -'~p ZV-a
mlyllly
CHAYKOVSKIY, V.K., red.; V*. ., re. . i;d,
DOROM1114A, I.N.j, tekhn.red.; LAUT, V.G., tekhn.red.
[Geochemistry, petrograpby, and mineralogy of sedirentary
formations] Geokhimiiaj petrografiia i mineralogiia osadoch-
nykh obrazovanii. Moskva, 1963. 457 p. (MIRA 16:12)
(Rocks, Sedimentary)

ctv. re-J.;
L,IVCIiP,lKfj,_*,V
red.
(metallogenita devuria i mzkircgo) knrb-3na r-ozhi,,')-.nykr vpfi-
-ILI
din Altae-Salausko-i skladchato~ o b'I a. Vo ,ik-ia, Ilao-ka,
1965. 209 P - 1"'; 1 1, )
1. Akadomlytt rimik btb)ratorlp, ol.!;14-ol,tv,-~,'~
iskopayenWkh.

I r_ T_ 5
D4eriuin~ at ladin "d bromine in
mineral walSts by mosans of diffetptial Utration.
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ienko (UAr. J.
CAsm., 1901. 15. M-61 1).-A summary of ezirtkj
methods for determination of iDdine and bramine in
naturally occumng compounds and mineral waters
is given. Moraine Was determined in standard.
golutions, of salts of bromine, then In natural mineral
waterx and by addition of bromine to the ]All".
The Infloence of sodium chkxide on the accuracy
I determination of bromine was found to be negItg-

"alytioal Abet. L. - On treatme t of sampk-s with bypochlottte,
0 th
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ron con
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er* te
'vol. I NO. I hydroxide. The Influence of e act
~ the,
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1954 ,
medium on the reactions of 10;' d I d,
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on o
rogen ions In which A
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Solution of methyl orange keeps. Its red coloration at
pH 3-1.
Diffevertial tittati(m: A saturated solution of
NaCl (10 ml) is added to a mixture of standard
solutions of mineral waters containing I And Bt
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YCA*' m
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10 nd). and the mistwe Is heated to 801 C. Dork
acid (10 ml) is added and heating is continued for-
5 win.; to this solution 4 per cent. 1%% (20 ml) is

SS K added aW heated for a further 16 to 20 min.:
0.5 N tTsSO4 (0-5 ml) is added to the solution followed
by& 0.2 percent. solution of stsrch (I ml) and 0 r
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determined OW lodins., to the Folutim I N IIX,.
(IN ml) Is Added, 10 per tent. Xt (6 nd). ammonium
moty= L04,tojition is C"1144 out with a 0-006

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ALEKSANDROV, O.P.; IZVCRZNXO, T.Y.
Use of cFacium hypochlorite in the determinAtion of bromium and
Iodine by means of differmntl4ted titration. UkrAhim.shur.17
no-5:793-795 151. (KLRA 9:9)
l.Llvovskty filial Akademii nauk USSR.
(Cnlcium hypochlorits) (Halogens) (Titration)

AIJJSAZMV. G.?.; LZVGHMO# T.Y.
Bromine and !odine content In Zakarpatian salt. Gig. sanit., Mo11kva
no. 1:43 Jan 1933. (CLML 24.2)
1. Of the laboratory of Mineral Chemistry of the Institute of Mineral
Resources of the Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SM

GATUN, K.G.; ZATTSEVA, A.G.; IZVCHMO, T.Y.
FVdrogeolcica2 Characteristics of Iake Pomraretakoye (Truskayets
resort). Geol. sbor. [Lvov] no.4:343-345 157. (KIRA 13:2)
l.Gidrogaologicheakaya kontora Minsdrava USSR, Llvov.
(Poaqretskoya, Iske (Truskavate))

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATICK 3OV/5374
Akadmolya nauk 333R. OldrokhImicheakly inotitut
Oldrokhlmlch*skiye materlaly, t. XXX (lbrstrmochemical substance& v-30)
'
Moscow. ltd-va AN 333R. 1960. 213 P. Zrrsta allp Inserted
2.000 copl*a printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akadesslyst o&uk SSSR. 4ndrok-hi-lobeakly Institut
(Movochorkasak).
Ultor-1 Board (Title mm
): Remp. rd. 0. A. Alskin. N. V.
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ooolovsk4y. Deputy a; - U. V. 0. Xtako, 0. S. Konovalov
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1. T. Dornkh'-.
FURPOSS: This publication Is intended for hydrologists# hydr*cbcnxora ;~.,

sAd hydzesistmoralcasts. ,,
COVOMBi This Is a oollectlon or 22 articles on the hydrachemistry
or rivers and water bodies In the M=. The authors discuss
I
Pollution. spectrogrophle mothods or d*zerm1nIng tho conterst or
'
alcroolements In w
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er. an
the cantem
. and discharge or ions,
"' as well as ehoulcal, blogandc. amd organic substances.
1"
.p .lx, the distribution or the loula discharge or rivers
In the USSR 18 th& Moat GORPIStO to &PpO6&r in print t data. No
personklltl6a are motion". Rocks &Male Is aoo=*d by
references.

V llqyaklj__N T , and I. A. Goncharova, INydrochocsical
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0
ffut. AS ii3ij. R*g1m
Dfi=3o.*
J Gm*a and Blc&6nl
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'Bubstances an umpiod in 0m& or the Poods of the Rostovskx;.
Oblast' 43
rafodm ithiall Toronetzhaxogo Zoovvtlnatituto
Voronezh Zoological Votarinar7
lostitutol. Data an the Hydrochem1cal Racism Of Newly
Flooded k*aarvolrs In the Voron*zhsk&YAL Oblast' 84
Datsko V 0. and R. It. Ousernav 1HTdrOChCs1c&2 Institute AS
Disiwa-m-4-or-siolatic xi*=onto and Om-o
Patter by the Don River Into the Sea of Azov After the R*Aula-
tion or its Flow 96
so - A_D., and V. 6. Dstsko (Hydrochessical Institute AS
t33*A?. -6n the ftnem Regisme and the C tent of Organic Patter
and HIO6*ft1O Xlemats In the Waters Or the Sea of Azov After
X&gul&%Ion of the Flow of the Don River 106
ritsk.. V. 0., and X. F. r4kstmove (Itydro-themical Institute
A3 Wj3Rj. on the Mnt-ejjt-of_bfi~a-oIv&d Organic Mattor In the
Waters of the White 3ta 115
pOs0ktjqj._jq_V. Igsrodra gidrogoologil Xa"cho1*A9skOgO
- I
pal tokhalchosleago Inatltuta-Departaent of RydrogeologY. __
%o,.ch*r%A2&k ?OIy`t9ChftIG IftStItUt*l. On Chlorine Water:
of Low Kineralizaislon, 122
p. V. tX&f*drs obabcjoy I n&OkCArUch*akoy khiftil
Tlaronin.
4jem6Tj%M&o Z,:sud-Lrmtv*r%=9O madItAInAxO&O instItutj
D*partiment or 0-neral and lzorranic ChealstrY. ChemOvt-Y
St^tg Medical insitutel. 3ulfate Waters Of Northern 1,
&*ovlna 126
.
_LfyhenWO T. ~p [KhWches"ya laborsf"Yrlv% Ukmtftmknv
g r, vo~ -
vq~ cy *kspeditall, L - --deal Lbor-t-ry
of the Ukrainian Rydro9*010gical xxpef.rl~, "'Vom). runaml
Waters of the Resort Trusx1vots 138
0*%2gU_y_.y. jD*g#n*t_skjv rjjj&I AN 333S. Gookh1alchoskAylk
-laborstarlya. PLakhachkal& . Ceach~leal t.&bGrlLt*rY or the
DeSestan Branch air tht AS 03SR at ?%AKhAChX&1A1- Oub4an
Ry4rogen Sulfide aprlrg &M the Hydrogen Sulfide Watora of
JU-4&m(Dagestan) 150
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LIVCHMO, T.F.
Mineral waters of the Truskaveta Health Resort. Gidrokhiz. mt.
30:138-149 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. nimichaskaya laboratortya UL-raInskoy gidrogeologichasko7
ekspediteii, L'yov.
(TrunkRyets region-Mineral waters)

1UTHOR: Levchenko, T. P., Engineer SOV/119-.59-5..6/22
TITLE: On the Rational Number of Stages hni Distrilutione of Gear
Ratios in Redu^tors (0 rate I --nal I r,.im kr,l.',_-hent-i7-~ atupeney i
raspredelnr,iy pare4atochnogr,* c~iala %- :7.s4Lkt,-.)7-ikh)
PERIODICAL: Priborostroyeniye, 1959, lir 5, ; 11 (1USSR)
LBSTRACT: Spur gears with largo gear rat!3a aze oftsn .used in the mecha-
nisms of measuring dq-w!aee. Often all the spu= gears ha7e the
same modulus, and the numbers of teeth of the pinions (i.e.
- - the
the sm%11 9;,;r gAarij -ire F- rz a -- -h 7- lu`ng gaara,
choice of the optim,n number of s;agoa and the distribution
of gear ratios ove:7 thsaq etages fkr~-,m the p,,int ~jf view of
minim-am dimensicrs of the -.F-Ping is M4 ~f the most important
problems of dP-zPlopmqnt. The pri3i7.t informaticn describes a
graph'- c - -analytlcal methzid fcr t%9 ->f this problem.
The vtaloulati-~rs indina*ed here stop by ate; pe=!t the follow-
I to be imadr.; tho g-?ai ~ar_ be luilt in
.Lng ionoluoion .
the most :!ompact way if thp gea:: rrati.)s ara -3-ual in all sta-
ges. A ratir)nal -.,.f thp nt:,mter of stiGc-s ~,an great-
ly rada~'A th._. dlnr_-~q' -.ra of 4.1-.;:,, Th-r_--p a-.-e 2
Card 1/1 figures.

LE;VCHENKOj To So
USSR/ChemiEtry - Alkaloids 21 Nov 51
"Synthetic Research in the Series of Alkaloids of Ipscae and Cinchona,," No A,
Preobrathenakiy, R, P. Yevatigneyeva T So Levchenko, Ko M, Fedyushkina I'Dok Ak
Mauk SSSRII Vol UM, No 3o pp 421-~23'
The steps in the synthesis of substances leading to alkaloids of the emetine group
had been described. Glutaconic acid aster and alkyl-substd cyanoacetic esters were
the starting materials. Also presents a parallel scheme for a synthesis starting
with the diethyl ester of alpha, beta-dihydromuconic acid. This opens the way to
the ayjithesis of quinine over homoeroquinene. In general the procedures described
permit syntheses of compds contg meroquinene and homomeriquinene 6-roupings (also
of corresponding dihydro compda), thus leading to ipeacasnanna and cinchona alka-
loids.
PA 2114T18

j . I . PU I il 'C, "' -1 .. . . 7. " 'T
FT-ASNAYA , 7h.A. ; 11,VCHENT K Cj ) M
S.; I. ) B./,.; I ".r.
Hydrod j mc- ri.,zat ion of alkoxyacetylen-3s ur,,],,~r tho ,f
trifluoride etherates. Jtv. Ser. r---,:'-,"13-3~~2 1 6 '; .
( '.' P, U6 18 : 2 'j
1. Inatitut organicheskoy khimil Im. It.D. Zelinskogo Ali' SSSR.

NATAPOV, B.S.; VOLOSHCHUK, M.D.; LEVCHERKO, T.V.; TSIVIRKO, D.Ye.
- -
Dependence between the mechanical properties and the aicrostrlicture
of D8KP steel. Trudy Zapor. mashinostroff'Inst. 4t45-58 159.
(KRA 17s1)

LEVCHENKOI V,
Conference on Marine Geophysical Prospectinge Sovegeole 5 no.5:165-
171 My 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Hauchno-ionledovatellskaya morskaya geofizicheekaya ekspeditsiya
Vooooyuznogo nauchno-iseledovatellokogo inatituts, goofizichookikh
metodov ra2vedki,
(Submarine geology) (Prospecting-Geophysical methods)

LZVCHENKO, V.A.
Method of prospecting for gas and oil fields In thm q'irTt'1-
Pechora oil- abd gas-bearing basin. Geol-nefti I razza 3
no.11:19-23 1 159. (KIRA 13:3)
(Timan Ridge--Petroleum geolo17)
(Timan Ridge--Gas, 114tural-Geology)
(Pechora Vallrq--Patroleum gnolog7)
(Pechora Valley--Gas, Natural-Goology)

I LIVCHMO, V.A., gornyy inzh.-olaktromekhanik
Ifforts of the "Tuzhnaya -10 mine to achieve profitable operations.
Ugoll 35 no. 12:50-51 D 160. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Shaichta OTushnaya-10 treat& Shakhtantratsit kombluata Rostov'ougoll.
(Donets Basin--Coal mines and mining--labor productivity)

ACC NRJ AT6028378 (N)
SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/000/000/0124/0141
AV111OR: Vartanov, S. P.; Gagellgants, A. A.; Krolenko, 1. 1., Levchenko, V. A.
f Xalovitskiy, Ya. P.; Kilashin., A. P. ; Rapoport, S. Ya.; FedynsiLy'l V. V.; Shapirovskiy;
:N. I.; Shekinskiy, E. M.
none
TITLE: Geological results of marine geophysical exploration in the USSR
SOURCE: International Geological Congress. 224, New Delhi, 1964. Gedlogicheskiye
i,rezulltaty prikladnoy geofiziki (Geological results of applied geophysics); doklady
sovetskikh geologov, problems 2. Moscow, Izd-vo KedA, 1965, 124-141
ITOPIC TAGS: geopbysic expedition.9 earth structure# seismic prospecting, ocean floor
topography, tectonics
ABSTRACT: Marine geophysical exploration have been conducted in the Soviet Union for
1 the purpose of investigating the crustal structure, and regional geological investiga-
Itions have been made in offshore areas which are potential oil- and gas-bearing
structures. The seismic method is the most effective and most often used for off-
Ishore investigations. Also successful are gravimetric, magnetic, and electric 1y
1 prospecting methods. The technique of offshore seismic shooting has been great
improved, making it possible to operate from a moving ship. The geophysical investi-
gations conducted on the Caspian Sea made it possible to distinguish the areas of

ACC W. AT6028378
the Pre-Cambrian EPihercynian platform and the Alpine geosyncline. Investigations
have been made of the regional structure of the South Caspian depression, oil-bearing
regions of its folded margins, and gentle structures of the internal depression.
The area of the Epihercynian platform has been found to contain Kara-Bugaz and '
middle Caspian arches and offshore continuation of the South Mangishlack depression
as well as folded zones. The continuations of the South Mangishlack and Karpinsky
ridge, the north Caspian zone of marginal uplifts of the Pre-Cambrian platform
and the offshore continuation of the Pre-Caspian depression have been thorouEply
~
investigated. A number of structures in the southern part of the Caspian Sea have
been prepared for deep drilling. At the Sea of Azov a step-like submergence of the
southern slope of the Pre-Cambrian platform has been established, and the Azov
rampart, which connects the Epihercynian folded structures of the Northern Caucasus
and Crimean steppe has been located. Offshore continuations of the Kerch-Taman
dislocations have been studied. At the Black Sea geophysicists have studied the
hidden Cretaceous folding and deep-seated faults at the offshore continuation of the
Kolkhida depression, submergence of the northwestern Caucasus, buried highs south
of the Crimea and the jointing between the Crimean and Dobrudga dislocations. Also
the structure of the crust and the structure of the sedimentary strata in the deep-
sea areas have been studied. Seismic surveys have been conducted to study the
geoloMr of the Paleozoic deposits and the surface of the basement in the eastern
Baltic Sea. It has been established that the thickness ofthe sediments within
the offshore continuation of the Polish-Lithuanian Wneclise does not exceed 3 km.
i-Interesting results have been obtained from geophysical investigations conducted at

ACC N,R. Nr6-026378
the Kara Sea near the mouths of the Ob and Ycniscy Rivers. The regional c;Lructure
of the-Jamal-Nazim depression and the- Taimir foradacp has been defined, major
platform structures have been located in the Mcsozic strata, and the Taimir has been
followed further out intothe sea. Deep-seated structure of the Earth's crust
has been investigated in the transitional zone between the Asian continent and
the Pacific Ocean, and also at the Okhotsk Sea and in the area of the Kamchatka-
Kurile ridge. It.has been found that the Sakhalin Tertiary folding area extends
under the waters of the Okhotsk Sea. Marine geophysical exploration in the USSR
!.will be expanded. OrIg. art. has: 7 figures.
SUB CODE: 08/ SUBM DATE: 06,Tan65/ ORIG REF: o48
.;PAr_313

ACC NR' AR70041 19 SOURCE CODE: UR/0169/66/000/012/D010/D010
AUTHOR, Levchenko V. A - Malovitskly, Ya. P.; Milashin, A. P.
TITLE: Study of the USSR continental shelf in relation to the prospecting for
petroleum and gas
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. 12D70
REF SOURCE: Sb. 2-y Mezhdunar. okeanogr. kongress, 1966. Tezisy dokl. M.,
Nauka, 1966, 240-241
TOPIC TAGS: geophysics, petroleum gas, prospecting
ABSTRACT: A brief account is given of the geological structure, possible
petroliferous reserves, and geophysical studies to date of the continental shelf in
the basins of the Caspian Sea,. the Sea of Ozov, and the Black Sea (on the western
seaboard of the Crimea and the Caucasus), the Baltic Sea (in the area of the Gulf
of Danzig), the Barents Sea, the Kara Sea, and the Sea of Okhotsk. (Translation of
abstract) [GC]
SUB CODE: 08, 11
~qrd 1 550.,830(4T+57)---

LMORENKO, V.F., Inzh.; BOLDYREV, A.N., inzh.
-Aaaembly and in3tallation of the hydraulic machinery units. nerg,
stroi. no.23178-85 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Zamestitel' glavno o inzhenera stroitel'stva hremenchugskoy
gidroelektrostantsii Ffor Levchenko). 2. NachalOnik uchastka
tresta "Spetsfridroenergomontazh" (for Boldyrev).
(Kremenchug Hydroelectric Power Station-Hydraulic ma~!hinrry)

KHAI,-'~KIY, Ye.V., LEVCII.E*0, "I.F.; Pit0i'll"O..0"', V.G.; 14.1.
Ultrq.9c)nip methcd used for determining SMall MOIAlItI3 rf watcor
in methanol. 7hv.A'ai;. 28 no.3012-313 162. "NiRA 15:4, )
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skij I proyektnly Institut azctr(,i
promyshlennosti i produ~ytov organict,eskogo sinteza.
04,thqnol) (Water) (Ultrasonic testing)

TSATSYPROVA, K.M... kand. tekhn. nai.Ap ttc~s~or.t; L:!,,.T(IIi.".,.",:C,
investigating toe c:i:;c;4--.;e,! C .3
in needle manufacLure. lliauolh. Lni:!~r 163.
17:11)
1. Kafedra tokhnologli m9tallov !!ot;Lov:3koj,,o tckhnolcj,ic."-f,,oI-.Gi-o
instituta, Prcmych-Innnosti.

05h56
SOV/120-59-3-27/46
AUTHORS: Zhokhovskiy, M. K., Konyaev, Yu. S., and Le_vche V.G
TITLE: A Piston Pressure Gauge for use up to 20 000
Atmospheres (Porshnevoy me-nometr do 20 060 am)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1959, Nr 3,
pp 118-122 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A pressure amplifier is used in the gauge, which is seen
in Fig 1. The piston 1 fits closely in the cylinder 2,
which is held in the double jacket 3. Cylinder 2 is
held by screwed ring 4, which compresses the seal 5,
which has an unbalanced area. The piston is coupled
to the low-pressure piston via a ball joint; this
latter piston lies in cylinder 7, which is joined firmly to
body 3 to make the two cylinders strictly coaxial, The
pulley 8 sets the pistons turning to overcome friction.
The head 10 contains a valve 11 and viewing ports',
and holes for connecting a piston gauge 12 with load 13.
A hole in 10 joins 12 to 11; this communication can be
cut off. The indicator 14 is used to measure the
position of the piston, (The gain of the multiplier
Card 1/3 is about x 280). Fig 2 shows a system used to produce

05456
SOV120-59-3-27/46
A Piston Pressure Gauge for use up to 20,000 Atmospheres
20,000 atm and to measure it exactly. The gauge I is
coupled through a junction block 2 to a pressure
amplifier 3, which is fed at low pressure by the unit
4, which includes a pump, a vessel holding liquid, a
gauge, valves, and connecting tubes. The booster unit
5 produces the initial high pressure by means of another
working fluid; this unit isEhut off by means of the
hydraulically operated valve 6. The screw press ?
adjusts the height of the piston and operates valve 6,
Gauge 8 and valve 9 are used to measure the pressure
produced by 7. The block 2 contains a calibrated
manganin pressure gauge 10 on the high-pressure side.
Glycerol containing 40% glycol is used as the main worldng
fluid; it has an initial viscosity of 1.65 poise, does
not crystallize, and has only a small pressure coefficient
of viscosity. Fig 3 shows how the speed of the piston
varies with pressure when the piston is properly lapped
into the cylinder. The constants of the apparatus are
given at the top right corner of p 121. The last part
deals with some tests made to ensure that plastic defor-
Card 2/3 mation is absent at the highest pressure. There are

MAKAYEVA, Ye.T.; LEVCHENKO, V.G.
Effect of fertilizers on the development of ornamental plants.
Trudy Tnst. biol. UFAN SSSR no, 43t281-283 165 (MIRA 19:1)
1. Urallskiy nauchno-looledovatellakly Inatitut Dademil kommunall-
nogo khozyaystva ImenI X.D. Pamfilova.

1. LEVMMOI t., I'S"
2. USSR (600)
4, Poultry ?r;Tbrvo4,sT1,D
7. MY exPerienoe in mining chioko,, Ptiteavdotvo No. 3, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February -1953. Unclassified.

---QMPRIMMO, V.P*t kand. tekhn. nauk; SIDOROV, N.Ye., kand. tekhn. nauk;
LIIVMMM* V.I., inzh.
~ -- - -~ "
Adding limestone to the burden to increase the speed of the are
sintering process. Trudy Ukr.nWb.-issl, inst. met. no*4:5-13 '58.
(14IHA 120)
(Sintering) (Idwstone)

250) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV12132
Kiyev. Ukrainskiy Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metallov
Tekhnologiya proizvodstva i svoystva chernykh metallov; sbornik
(The Manufacture and Characteristics of Ferrous Metals; a collection
of articles) Khar-kov, Khar-kovskiy gos.univ. Im. A.M. Gor1kogo,
1958. 271 p. (Series: Its; Trudy, vyp. 4) Errata slip in-
serted. 1,000 copies printed.
Editorial Staff of this book; P.A. Aleksandrov, D.S. Kazarnovskiy,
M.I. Kurmanov, N.F. Leve, V.P. Onoprlyenko, V.A. Tikhovskly, and
Ya. A. Shneyerovj Ed.t S.S. Liberman; Tech. Ed.: K.O. Gurin
PURPOSE: The book is intended for the scientific personnel of
institutes and for engineers and technicians of metallurgical
enterprises and other branches of the industry.
COVERAGE: The collection of articles reviews the work carried on at
the Institute of Metals on the technology of blast furnaces, open-
Card 1/6

The Manufacture and Characteristics (Cont.) SOV/2132
hearth furnaces, and rolled stock production. It also deals
with problems in metallography, heat treatment of ferrous metals
and methods for their study. Particular attention Is devoted tol
the preparation of charges and blast furnace practice with Increased
gas pressure, open-hearth production with oxygen blast and rolling
of light profiles. No personalities are mentioned. References
accompany each article.
TABLE OF CONTENTSt
BLAST FURNACE PRODUCTION
Onopriyenko, V.P., N.Ye. Sldorov, and K.I.-Levchenkp. Introducing
Lime Into Sintering Charge tO Intensify the Process of Sintering
Ore 5
Brusov, L.O. The Effect of the Quality of Krivoy Rog Ore Sinter
Upon the Operation of Blast Furnacen 15
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The Manufacture and Characteristics (Cont.) SOV/2132
Lebedev, A. Ye. Preparation of Fluxed Sinter From a Concentrate
of Kerch Ores 29
Soldatkin, A.I. Preparation of a High Fluxed Sinter from Manganese
Ore 49
Brusov, L.P. Method of Estimating the Reducing and Thermal Gas
Work in a Blast Furnace Wtth Different Charges 71
Goncharov, B.F. Study of Processes in the Hearth of the Blast
Furnace With Increased Blast Furnace Gas Pressure Steel Making 77
Sladkoshteyev, V.T. Slag-forming in an Open-hearth Furnace With
Oxygen Blast 105
Zaytsev, I.A. Effect of Smelting Temperature Regime on the Dephos-
phorization Process 119
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The Manufacture and Characteristics (Cont.) SOV/2132
Rabinovich, A.T. Effect of the Technology of the Working Period
of a Basic Open-hearth Smelting on the Hydrogen Content in Metal 135
Kovrayskiy, V. B. and F.F. Sviridenko. Effect of the Working Period
of Phosphorous Cast Iron Reduction on Hairline Cracks
And Seams in Rails 155
ROLLING
Aleksandrov, P.A. Structure and Mechanical Properties of Rolled
Steel in Blooming Ingots 165
Gunin, I.V. New Light I-Beams 179
Dolzhenkov, F. Ye. Forward Slip in Rolling Heavy Strip 189
Filippov, I.N. Comprehensive Investigation, Generalization, and
Introduction of Progressive Methods and Innovators I Foremost Working
Methods on Section Mills 203
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The Manufacture and Characteristics (Cont.) SOV/2132
SCIENCE OF METALS AND HEAT METAL TREATMENT
Kurmanov, M.I., and G.G. Solov'yevaImportance of Resilience Tests
For Evaluation of Sheet Steel Quality 221
Besedin, P.T. Causes For Formation of Flakes in Steel 233
Dyubin, N.P., D.S. Kazarnovskly,"K.N. Klimov, M.T. Bullskiy,
A.N. Zannes, V.G. Gugulashvili, qnd O.R. Layzan. Prevention of
Flakes in 25 m.Rails Made of Open-hearth Stes.1 243
METHODS OF STUDYING THE QUALITY OF METAL
Leve, N.F. and A.B. Gurevich. The Composition of The Carbide Phase
in Low Carbon Unalloyed and Low-alloy Steels 257
Nikitina, 0.1., M.G. Sklyar, and Z.O. Miroshnichenko. Determining
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I The Manufacture and Characteristics (Cont.) SOV/2132
Low Concentrations of Elements in Steel by Spectral Methods 261
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress (TN 607.T4)
TM/ec
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KORCHKARI, Ta.l., dotsent; KAWGROB, N-I-;,IXVCHXUO,,-,V.I..-otarshiy
bibliograf; ZYUZIKO, bibliograf; KHODMA. I.Y., red.izd-va;
KAHMOVAs Ta~S., takhn.redo: SnIMAVSXATA, L,Sh., takhn.red.
[Bibliography on the history of the
of the Donate Basin] Bibliogrefila
gicheskoi promythlonnosti Donbassa.
lit-ry po gornomu delu, 1960, 74 p.
coal and metallurgical industries
po Istorii ugollnoi i metallur-
Koskva. Gos.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo
(HIHA 13:11)
I. Russia (1917- R.S.P.S.R.) Luganskiy ekonomichoskiy administra-
tivnyy rayon. Sovet narodnogo khozyaystra. 2. Zaveduyushchiy kafed-
roy Istorii Luganskogo gosuderetvannogo pedinatituts (for Korchmorl).
3. 7eveduyushchiy bibliotakoy Dome takhniki Lu4pnekogo soynnrkhoss
(for Kadygrob). (Bibliography--Donets Basin-Coal mines and mining)
(Bibliography--Donets Basin-Metallurgy)

LEVCHENKO, V.I.; HOSTUVTSEV, S.T.
Silicon reduction from blast furnace slag. Dop. AN-MGR n&.S:l 6-
1051 163. (11
(MIRA Milo
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgicheakiy institut. Predstavleno
akademikom AN UkrSSR K.F. Starodubovym.
(Reduction, Chemical) (Silicon)

-LEVCHENKO, V.I.; ROSTOVTSEV, S.T.
Kinetics of silicon reduction from mixtures of 510~ - C&O - Fe 0
and fluxed sinter. Izv. vys. ucheb. sav.; chern. met. 6 no.423-20
163. (MIRA 160)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgicheskly institut,
(Oxidation-reduction reaction)

LEVUHNNs V.I-; HW"TOTSEV, S.T.
Silicon reduction In the s"tems S102 - F620 and "310 - C&O.
Izv. v7s. ucheb. zav.;*cbArn.j*t. 6~no.8;51, 2
(MIRA 16til)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgich6i)4y"Anstitut.

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LMHENIKO, V. M.
42134 LZMETEO, 7. ", 9.'DYqC!. V. I---- - Piziko-Kh-r_,-',. ~klyu is:31edo vaniya minerfilvnykh
1-itochnikov Dzhal.-il-Ab.da. Tn-1, rru-i ~ 7run. In-ta (F-4r.-iz. FiIA7,1 !,%'~A. nauk ..
mj!M,). Vr, 2, 1-,,47 (TM: z: - It-, naLv.
SO: Letoi,istZhurn._;l',).-Ah Statey, Vol. 47, 1948

CA
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of pH values. (74,41ito. Makimly
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111111A. (2) The methom! b4wd on dimilributio" of It-; tw-
lwten beuww and Witter, and (3) pit v.41un with the
ibm"oflonicliteft4tiev. For 36fatresta water the relmimm
tWIWM" Pit NWI COMM. - n( free 14.8 WOO "t4l1li'll"f, #hit-
making powlile the don. of Irce 1128 from the total kviole"t
lot SulfAft amid pit value. A Artch of the app used for
-it-tn. fit free 14S. howd an it. dWributkm between loenrette
am) "aler. is lirrivid"V Other data cl I : il~
i-twff% n( d6fribufloti of IN; lwtwrwn
At 6'. 12". :))*. :P)*. 2nd 40' Anil At Mi1SCfAlj14fi0'n% Oil (I.
A. 7. 14). 13, and IS %./1.: (2) relation between micn. W
9; Wi and pit. and P) VIMPAriwit at the three metbools
used for dfig. mmu. of It" 11,S. GlAdys S. Macy
190

ve Me
1947
"Physical-ChemIcal Investigatim of the Mineral Water
Springs of Borjami DIstrict," V. M. Lavchanko, 10 pp
"Gidrokhim materialy- vol nn - "~f 0~11-04
Derivation of farmaa for relation of solubility of
calcium carbonate to omoantration of carbon d1cmide
In mineral water, and investIgatim of process of
formtIon of alkaline waters of Borjoml type through
metathetical adsorption of caticna from rock. Theo-
retical acmputatime Was with date of chemical
analysis.
LC
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At Lgbcbe ka. GsdPok,lion 1146vidly (kWf'%#rw
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.to obe tyjw al oft watm owtammpbmd by hwhem
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6. MAAMMA WOWS' m
Is mtkof id"
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4h docts"Mak
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agibod. to thd u
qnMim- pH - 9 + In IsAIOO Wkb
Wag of the bdgkt Of A kuM odgma la a Wdo4w
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al. an givm Im at
adialtaf. abm al a and lof
map. fists 60 to 1500P A diallus kw Uw of PH
i6itomwk dam. of A is ww". C=W""W
- he 2 nwtbOds am films in table lots-
val,so obtained b7 I D& valungter wo
By tm ej~~ milmd, with a WIN
atro&. pH vahmOm deid. wM A
a ;10~jc wc was end Ior
O"t'"-f"OL"Ou tlw -0-t -1
miund Witten IM mdows, WOW, MW Can
to
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the g".'J' Of tm water*-
thus Wye to g2oalm Glad" S. Mary

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to 45%
Vahm of th S. Wrfe
12 g:11
Ow at a to
rm t, lb=ft A total of 43
Is"s ad" =7M ~p tleSM
expis. was hat widda the
coMON. andleimp.'anki studisil dwrv exists a stralot-lime
rwadm betweve the pwtW
ophasm Alm.
"d= im emmurast with its beMvw is part
=
sals. in disid. water. Ammons dm data shows we the 4
taboladom of artial mu=ms of Hog in
relation betwees
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CM. " S. U., -

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Itit"wi. U. "A to* 111J."
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'"%t-O1GAtP"k% 1414dr. Ow awthia 4 A,t ... (4-b o.o,t
Ails. 1-1,f
tAblodsfo fdwb, % Ah,

LAVCHk:Nxo. V.91
Geochamical classification of mineral waters. Trudy IoLb. GidroxenI.
Problem 3, 99-103 148.
(CA 47 no.l6s8294 133)

-1 '1,- 1 K. A.
:,,~:KO, V - I -.'
L
Sul f ides
53:1 0 ~ 'J.' ;;.
OxIiiation of 5111f1d-'s, inji.- Kir' F-1, S" :: - , 1 '
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953, Unclassified.

1. . -1 'C'. -- . - '.
2.
4. I.ineral elaters
7. Geochemical classification of rdneral waters and coefficients of metamorl.hiam.
Trudy Ybim. inst. hir FAN O'SSR, No. 3, 1950.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953. Unclassified.

2. UZ3R (600)
4. I-ineral aaters
7. 1hysiochemical investigation of r.lrteml watarr,. Trud, in3t.
.r.Ir Fi2l NO. 3, 1950.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, "ay 1953. Unclassified.

LEVCH&NKO, T.M.
Classification of natural vaters. GidrokhIm. mat. no.21:86-96
'53. (MLRA 7:3)
(Hydrology)

r
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Catc~;ory: USSR 71
Abs Jour: PZh--Kh, No 3, 1957, 7;~5'
Author Levchenho, V. M.
Inst
Title On the 'Ibezinal AnalyGis of' Watel,
Orig Pub: Zh. Neorg. Xhimli, 19506, Vol 1, 1110 3,
Abstract: An experimental verification of the equation L 100 s_ISL whereL,
and s are the weights of ice and included brine, respe8tively, has
been nade; the equation is u:3ed in the calculation of the salinity
of sea water brines at various subzero temperatures. The distribution
coefficient between the brine and brine-containinG ice 0.14 on the
average, but appears to be linearly dependent on the tQmperaLure of
the -;ystem. Sulfates produce a more cormlicated dependence since the
separation of a solid phase takes place on cooling.
Card 1/1 -5'1-
I)IDINKO, V.Te.; TSAUV, M.N.; :DMITRITZV, K-M-; LEYTIS, V.A.; OBUKHOVSXIT.
Ta.M.; IVAN07, TO.B.; CHWOK, V.T.; URMIM10, R.N.; KRIGXR, I.Ta..
PI]RCHUK, A.K.; ANTONINKO, N.Z.; SXULISON, A.B.; VASILICHMO. 3.I.;
DRAMO, A.M.; RATEVSKIY, B.N.; KUCHIRTAVMO- D-N'; SAVCHUK, A.I.;
zHURAVLIVA, L.I.; BAUTIN. I.G.; KHRITZNKO- V-T&-; MOSENK01 N-K-; CH]~-
BOM10, G.P.; LISSOV, L.K.; MkMOUTOV. v.V.; BZLUKHA. A.A.; POTDUN.V.P.;
VOLODARSKIT, M.B.; KALICHMO, G.D.; LL?VCH1Nj2j&,-jjHi.~ BASMROV, A.A.;
VORCBIYXV, M.1r.; ILICHENKO. L.I.; POD�H-1ViLOV- F-S-; MOGILINYT, P.P.:
I3VI, A.R.; VAULTAYZV. G.P.; DURNW, V-V-; OSYPA- S-S-; SAROYALOV,G.N.;
jyOKIN, A.?.; LISHCHINA, A.I.; YAMLIBIRG, G.Te.; XHODANKOV. A.T.;
M&KARZNKO,1.5.; rARPOVA, K.I.; VASILZNKO. I.H.; VOLOSHCHUX, A.S.; SHIL-
KOV, A.I.; FILIPPOV, B.S.; TTUTYUNNIKOV, G.H.; DOLINSKIT, M.Tu.; NIKI-
TINA, P.P.; KOMEV, S-M.; TSOGLIN, M.E.: IXMR- R-Z-; BOGACHZVI V-1-
Hihail IAkovlevich Moroz; obituary. Koko I khim.no.):64 '56.(KLRA 9:8)
(Moroz, Mikhail lAkovievich, 1902?--1956)

LLPYOWM, Y.H.
.oft
Carbonate equilibrium In carbonate mineral waters. Dskl. AN SSSR 108
na.6M17-1119 Js 156, (KLRA 9110)
1e Sakhallnekly filial Akademil nauk SSSR. Predstaclena Akadomtkom
S.i. Vollfkavichem.
Oftneral waters)

ISVCIWNKO. V.H.- DINISOV, F.V.
if"
Thermal spriW of the Issyk-Ata health resort. GIdrokhIm.--)at.
28:120-115 '59. (14IU 12:9)
1. Institut khimil Akademil nauk Kirgizekoy SSR, g.Frunse.
(Insyk-Ata--Nineral waters)

IJVCHNIMO, V.14..- DZIIISOV, P.Y.
Origin of the water composition of the alkaline therml springs
in Altyn-Arasan. Gidrokhim.mat. 29:174-178 159.
(KMA 13:5)
1. Kirgizekly filial Akademii nauk SSSR, Frunze.
(Altyn-Arasan--Springs)

IRCHEgO, T.M.; KADTROV, Y.K.
Classification of some mineral waters of southern Kirght2istan
according to their cbenical composition. Izv.AN Kir.SSR.Ser.est.
i tekh.nauk 2 no-3:79-83 l6o. (MIRA 13:8)
(Kirghisistan-Mineral waters)

LE;VGHENK09 V.M.
. 11 -- -----
Calcium blear-bonate formation in underground watero.. Didrokbim.
mat.31:183-187 161. - (hIRA 1-4:3)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarotvennyy pedagogicheBkiy institut im.
A. I. Gerteena.
(Wi4terp Undergrcund) (Calcium carbonates)

IEVCHENKO, V.M.
Solubility of calcium sulfate and carbonate in relation to the
ionic strength of the solution. Oldriokbim. mat. 31:188-190 161.
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1. Leningradakiy gosudaretvennyy pedagogicheskiy institut im.
A. 1. Gertsena.
(Calcium sulfate) (Calcium carbonate) (Solubility)

--. 1EVCHE I KO I V. Fl. ; BEfl-Vil' . Y V. V.
Exy,arizaental data on the solubility of calciur, carbnate in
aqueous solutions. DAL Mi SS-SR. 144 no.6:1366-13u8 Je 162.
('41RA 15:6)
1. laningradakiy gooudarstvennyy pedagogicheskiy institut im.
A.I.Gertsona. Predstavleno akad. A.A.Grinbergom.
(Calcium carbonate) (Solubility)

4pfgHENK0j V.M.; KADYROVj V.; KAZIYEV9 K*
On the formation of the ion-salt and gaseous compounds of
Dzhartash carbonated mineral waters. Izv. AN Kir. SSR. Ser.
est, i tekh. nauk 5 no.4s87-91 163. (MIRA 16:10)

LEVCHENKO, V.H.; KADYROVI V.; SAGADAKOVA, V.M.
Hydrochemical studies at the Orto..;Tokoy Reservoir. Gidrokhim.
mat, 3846-52 164, (MIRA 18W
1. Gidrokhlmicheakaya la~oratorlya AN Kirgizzkoy SSR, Frunze.

-LEVC-PENYO. V.M.; KIDYiW7,
Some rosult-a c-l' --i -1 1 f t1r,"
I.., . ~ - .~ . G r.-
in the
18U)
Ialonator-.ya 1?,:, 0A ",trk ow,r -,P!~l " L
1, t
AN

LIRDENBRATEN, L.D.; TFLASHOV, Yu.G.; T,FVCH;:NKO,.V.M.
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L EV L *; v. 1.
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LEV(,'IEQ0q V.P., Cand Agr jci -- "Strictire a,.",
pny3ico-rracnanical properties of woot! 1) ilTI Or U1,
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''A "
~Z)"rf. 11 Kiev, , A tit) (Nkra in?\ Acad Agr .,(- i )
120 co: le,,; M, 21-1;b, If..;9)
- 101 -

LF,VCBIUIKO, V.P.,inzh.
- I I t- ..- - I - ~ . -
Improving Instruments used for determining the dust content in mine
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(Mine dusts)

h5Nj9
3/892j62/000/001/012/022
AUTHORS: Lariahavo A. V. j4ILqb_qp~0 I V - P
TITLEs Scintillation emma dosimeter with compensation of the
hardness dependence
SOURCE: Moscow. -Inshenerno-fitinhaskiy Inatitut. Voprovy 4osimetril
i sashchity at isluchenty, no. 1, 1962, 81-8)
TEXT: The authors have developed a scintillation dosimeter *hose oryetal
(stilbenep 30-11 mm) is a standard one Orovided with KI(TI) for aampen- V/
eating the energy dependence of the instrument's indication. The dosi-
meter consists of three blocks: (1) crystal plus 43~-29(FZV-29) pboto-
multiplier, ~2) the measuring unit I and (3) the hi5h-voltage power-supply
unit i3(,-16 VS-16) for the multiplier. (2) consists of a cathode
voltmeter with a 6 H i N (6X1 P) tube with integrating RC-circuite at the
inputj a micro-ammeter (100pa) serves ac In4icator. With I kv on tbo
FEU-29, the nenaitive range In from 0-0-45 mou/9*0, the coarse-range from
0 - 4P mou/eeo. The added KI(TI) compensating plate has the 41meamious
mm2 x 0.3 mm, and is glued onto the upper face of the crystal. The
0
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-Solitill'ation gamma dosimeter S/892/62/000/001/012/022
B102fBIS6
apparatus has been checked by comparIng ite in4loationg with t offe of a
reference dosimeter. There are 2 figures. h
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