SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VESELOVSKAYA, I.M. - VESELOVSKAYA, V.I.

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maloys according to a aeries of standard aiamplesi)A spectrograph
ISP-22 and an so arc generator PS-39 were used. The author
reports on a method for localized spectrum analysis of steels and
welded aeons for the determination of phosphorus. The
distribution of P was investigated in thin layers (up to 0.02 am)
of metals and welding seams by the use of a DG-I generator and
a quartz spectrograph and the phoophorue.contento of microscopic
inolnelons and thin coatings were investigated* 5) The author
determineo'calcium oxide and.ferrous -oxide in alags of electric
furnaces in which the slag sample (0.2'g) was wetted with a
saturated aqueous copper sulfate solution (2 ml) subsequently
dried and put in the craters of two arc carbon electrodes.
Spe.otrograph ISP-22 and generator DG-1 were used. 6) The author
analyzed magnesits and magnesitic refraetory substaness by mixing
the sample with carbon and barium tiltrate (ls2sl) and
evaporating it in the crater of a carbon electrode Inan so arc.
A spectrograph ISP-22 was used. The use of this method was intro-
duced at the Plant "Magnesit", Kuznetaki;y metallurgicheskiy
kombinat(ituzuetek Metallurgical Kombinat) and Zaporozhskiy xavod
ogneuporov (Zaporozhtye Plant of Refractory Materials).7)Thaautm
card t/4 apply a spectrum method for the determination of phosphorus

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pentoxIde in zirconium dioxide, The datermiuatlon takes only 2
hours* 20 mg of the sample mixed with carbon (I t I I is Put into
the carbon electrode GAd ths SPSOU'Am IIUSS We measured 'With a
speotr gr h ISP-26. 8) The autborst .lutba-laboratoriya
inatituts Institute Laboratory) report the preparation of
standard samples fiom technical TI for the determination of
hydrogen byAhe spectrum method. The attiale contains a
description of the preparation method and the determination
results according to different methods of the hydrogen in * ,
standard samples (Table). The differenbe is matiz= relative
� 13-5%- 9) The author reports on a simple spectrum method for
the determination of small quantities of Ba, and Mn in calcium
chloride water of high mineral contents*' He used a spectrograph
ISP-22p microphotometer MP-2 and standard samples. There are
i figure and I t6hle.
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ASSOCIATIONs 1) Laboratoriya nauchAo-issledovatel'sko o inatitu-ta (Laboratory
05
of the Scientific Research Instituts)o 2 Zavod "Serp i molot"
(Plant "Serip i molot")# 4) Institut elektrourarki im. Ye. 0.
Patons Akademii nauk U33R (Electric Welding Institute imeni Yea 0,
Paton of the Academy of Sciences of the 7=35H)t 5) Stalingraaskiy
meWlurgichoskiy zavod "Krasnyy Oktyabr'" (Stalingrad
Metallurgical Plant "Krasnyy qktyabr"'), 6) Vossoyuznyy nauchno-
iseledovatellskiy institut ogneuporov, Khartkov (All-Union,
Scientific Research Institute of Refractory Materialep Khar1kov),
7) Zhdanovskoye radouprarlenlys g Volnovakha (Zhdana7 Mining
Administrationp City Volnovakha~, ;) Ufimskiy neftyanoy nauchno-
issledovatel'skiy institut (Ufa Petroleum Scientific Research
Institute)
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IUMRS Veselovskays., I.M.
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TITLE% Operating Test of the PM-1 Bty~~r
k0pyj, raboty fotoelektriohsakogo stilometra. FFZ -.1)
PMIODICAL: Zavodskaya. LabomtoriA, 19589 Vol 24, Nr 6. pp 709-710 (U$sR)
ADSTRACTs Several investigations of the electrio and optical part of the
&pparatus were carried out in cooperation with T.V. Xovalenko
CraNIMM), on which oooasion the photametrical error In the light
aro regime on the line Fe 4957.3 R lea determine4. It was found
t1Y.t in the case of the revolving system the reproducibility error
aziounted to 1.64%, whereas without revolution it amounted to only
0.9E%, so that the revolving system vw eliminated. It mks shown
by experiment that It is possible to carry out analyses of chromi-
mi and manganese with an aommoy of up to some hundredth parts of
a %, on which oooasion the importance of the dimensions of opera.-
tional.- and auxiliary discharge distances was recognizea. seVien,
seconds v*s fom3 to be the optimal duration of preliminary irim-
di%tion; by longer exposure it was possible to improve reproduci-
bility, and for low chromium- and manganese concentrations a light-
Card 1/ 2 -aro regime was found to be of greater advantage. For the determina-

Operating Test of the M-1 Styltacter 32-24-6-i6,/4j+
tion of chromium, the trIP3.611- 5204-5206-5208 J? and the line group
4254P 427,14. and 4289 R we" fcund to be the most sensitivo, but the
sorwitivity of the anellsig decreases in the case of higher conoen-
trations. For -Vhe 4,atarmimtion of wnganese th-3 lint. 4823 1 was
sulented. It w&s fourA that the not split-ap light beam, can be C(M.-
sidered to be a stabla internal standard because also oonailerable
clange:3 of acmposition exeroise no Irfluenoa upon its intansity.
A period of fivi minutes is mentioned for tho analysis if detexmi-
immition is careed out in whioh case 96% of the determinations
carried crit wera 4thin the permitted error limits. Several di3-ad-
vgmtages of the apparatus are mentioned, but In conclusion it Is
said that, compared to the visual sty1cmeter, gria-bar ao.-amay ani
a more raplA =07sis is r-,maered possibLi. There ara i figur* and
2 tables.
ASSOCIATICK: Mettallur'23-chauld7 zavoa "serp i molot" (Ketallurgi--al Plant "Soxy
i molot"T
1. Spectrum analyzers--Operation 2. Spectrum analyzers--Test results
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TSSELOVSKAYA, I.H.
- -
Cberation of the IORS-1 t)hotonlectric steelommter. Zav. Isb. 24
n6. 6:709-710 151. 1 (MIRA 11:7) 1
1. lintallurgicheskiy zavod "Sarp i molot."
(Spectrophotometer)

YAKIICNKO, L.M.; KOKIIANOV,, G.N.; VESELOVSKAYA, I.Ye.; DZIIAGATSPANYAN, R.V.
Invastigating the electrochemical behavior of titanium and its alloys
durl.ng the electrolysis of chloride solutlions. Titan i ego splavy no.
10:168-175 163. (MIRA 17:1) 1

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VESE f .,I.Ye.1 KUCHINSKIY, Ye.H.; MOROCRKO, L.V.
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Cathodic reduction of chlorate. Zhur.prikl.khim. 37 no.li76-83 Ja 164.
(MRA 17:2) 1

VESELOVSKAYAp I,Ye,; 4ISSKIYI M.M.; DZHAGATSPANYANO R.V.; MOROCITO, L.V.
Study of the adsorption of sulfate ion on a graphite anode
uniler conditions of chloride electrolysis, Zhur. prikl.
kh-Lm. 36 no.10:2179-2183 0 163. (KRA 17: 1)

YAKDMVKO, L.H.; DZHAGATSPANYMp R.V.;,VFZELOVSKMI _I-Ye.; KHODKEVICH, S.D.
Use of platinum-titanium anodes in the chlorine industry.
Khim.lwom. no.10028-735 '0 162. (MIU 15:12)
(Chlorine,industr*) (Electrodes,, Titaidum)
(Eleoi~odes, Platinum)

YAKINENKOI L.M.; KOKWOVj G.N.; VESELOVSKAYA, I.Ye.; DZHAGATSPANW., R.V.
InveatigatiAg the electrochemical behavior of titanium and some
othar x;atalo during the electrolysis of chloride solutions, Khim.
prome no,1:43-47 JTa 162. (MM 34:1)
(Titanium-Electric properties) (Chlorides) (Electrolysis)

nISSKIYj M,M.j VESELOVSKAYAS .7 Up R.V.; CHERIIYAVSKAYA, O.V.
-.1-- 1 J_p.; DZHAGATSPANt
ln&dc pr6cess on graphite in the electroljsis of Bodi= chloridA
in 140 presence of sulfate ionB.. Zhur.prikl.khim. 34 no.11:2483-
2487 N 161 WRA 15;1)
~Sodium chloride) (Electrolysis)
(Sulfates) ,

PLISSEXT, M.N.; VZSRWVSKATA, I.Ye.; ])ZHAGATS.PAWAII, R-V-
Destraction of gra;T-hite anodes in the electrolysis of sodium chloride
in the presence of sulfate ions. Zhuro prIkl. khim. 33 n0-8:1901-1903
Ag 16o. I (HMA 13:9)
Mectrodes, Carbon) (ZLectrolysis) (salt)

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440ingr0d State University lmftnl A.A.
-Zhd4nov). Use of
I the GscI-14O9r&phIc Nothod In Investigating the L%n*t1cs or
ll*cttvd* Processes which Take Place at the 3urr&c* of DIa.
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LP Anoshin.jik. V,V. Krawnoyarsl(ly. N.A. OtrOvich
A-0- 3trox~lrg and contributing authors)
CAN 6/ 3a

TRUEZONTSWA,, R.A., kand.med.nauk; VESELOVSKAYA, Kh.A.
Catalase contwa of the blood in leprosy. Sbor. nauch. zmb. pa lepr.
i dem. no.l3t2l-28 I (MIRA 14s6)
(Giru). (LEPROSY)

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"The Effect of Scme Synthetic 6ubstances onthe Development of Embryonic
Roots in Winter Uneat," Dok. AN, 56, No. 9, 1947

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USSR/Cultivated Plants - Potatoes. Vegetables, Melons. M
Abs Jo r Ref Zhur Biol., No 18, 1958, 62371

Author VesejqXWsa=,_9____
List West Siberian VeGetable Experimental Station
Title Selection of Watermloas and Muskraeloas Li t1he Zone of
Nort'Llern Trailiug-F--.ant Growhig
OriG Pub S. kh. Sibiri, 1957, No 10, 33-37
Abstract Cross-breeding, selection and station trials were carried
o't; at the West Siberian Veretable Experimeatal Station
d-aring 1950-1956. The fast ripening forms of watermelons-
Tuvi:iskiy mestayy, Arikara, Hybrid qI and others were dif-
fereatiated. A new variety of watermelon - Sibirynk -
produced ou an averaSe for 3 years a crop of 223 ceutners/
ha of ripe fruit, and Stoke variety - 121 coiAners/ha,
Breeding w4temelon hybrids on pLmTki:i stock heioitenea
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48

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Potatoes. Vegetables. Melons. M
Abs Jo,*.r Ref Zhur Biol., No 18, 1958, 823TI
the fast ripe-Ang, increased the large size arA the
flavor qalities of t'-iq fr it before the 4th geacra-
tio~u. The muskaeloii vqrietieG studied, were divided
into three grotpe accordii;g to fast maturing. Hybrid
forms from crosaina varieties of different degrees of
fast ripening, redaced their vegetation period, arA
increased dry natter content and fertility upon being
STafted at cotyledon stage on pompkia stock. In the
variety trials the hybrid varieties prod..cod a yiold of
150-300 centiiers/ha. -- B.S. Shml'ko
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VESELOVSKI'T, letl' Aleksandrovich, zael. deyate.11 nauki RSFM.
PrI121ma-la uchastlya I= A
OVSKAY M.A.g kcand. sellkhoz.
naWc, FENIKOVA, G.A..,
(Breeding and seed production of vegetables and fruit
crops) Selektsiia I semenovodstvo ovoshchWkh i plodo-
vyk;'3 kulltur. Leningradr Kolosp 1965. 230 p.
(MIRA 18:7)

1- .1 -1 4-
A M. A.
VESELOIISUi
Mak, ego k1lassifikateila i znachenie, kak maslichnoi kulltury. 'he poopy, its classification
and A15 importance as an cleiferous crop. Leningrad, Izd. Voes. in-ta raotenievodstva; 19".
213, 22 p.
4 S8 -~118

VESELOVSKrY, Ioill Aleksondrovich, prof., doktor sellkhoz. nauk;
pJtand. selikhoz, naWc.
VESELOVSKA -&rjXa-LjeksandroRg
KOZHEVNIKOVA,, Natallya Nikolayevna, kand,sellkhoz. nauk;
PENIKOVA, G.Ae. red.; BARMOVA, L.G.., tekhn. red.
[IA.boratory and field manual on the breeding.and need produe-
tion of vegetable crops] Praktikwu po selektsii i semenovod-
stiru ojpshchnykh kulltur; dopuchcheno upravlaniem vyeshego i
srodnego sellekokhoziaistvennogo obrazovaniia Ministerstva
sell'skogo khoziaistva SSSR v kitchostve uchalmogo posob4a
dlIa. phodoovoshcbnykh institutov i fakulltetov. Leningrad,
Se:Llkhozizdat, 1963. 11+1 P. (MIRA 16:7)
(Vegetable breeding-Study and teaching)

VESEWVSKAYA, M. M. Cand Geolog-Kineralog Sci
Dissertation: "Chemicomineralogical Investigation in the Field of
Pyroxenes of the Diop5ide-Augite Series."
25 Feb 49
Inst of Geological Sciences, Acad Sci USSR
SO Vecheryaya Moskva
S )um 71

VWELOWKAYA, PETROV, V. P. j, EELYANKIN9 D.S., Acad.
Muscovite - Kou=4
Sericite of seconcUxy quartzites of Kounrad, Trudy Inst. geol. nauk AN SSSR No, 106,,
1949,
Monthl jjg& 2L hWLUU Accepsionas Library of Congresss December 1952o, Unclassified*

vmOV'SWAYAJ M. H,
"Priv-PambrIn Region of tbo W.uzbsk Upheaval Ac-
cording to Data nom Deep Boring," M. 9. Veselov.
Okwye, A. 0. Zavidonova
"It A Nauk SSSR, Ser Geol" No 1) PY-107-114
Oiv*s the petrographic characteristics of the
rocks of the.cryst fundament (foundatiob)':re-
vee,led by deep borings in the region of the'
X*3.uzhdk upheavb2 end compares the obtained data
with results of atudies on the cryst rocki of
other regions.

ESELMSKAYA, m. 1"'.
USSR/Geophysics Volcanoes May/jun 52
"New Data on Paleozoic Vulcanism in the Russian
Platform," A.G. Zavidonova, M.M. Veselorskaya
"Iz Ak Nauk, Ser Geolog" No 3, pp 89-94
Presents a petrographic description of rocks of ef..
fusive origin in the regionof Kaluga upheaval,
vhich the authoreoses consider to belong to the
Devonian age. Indebted to B.M. Kupletskiy.
22op63-

VESELOVSKAYA, M. 14.,- SAf%HNOVSKrY, S. A.
Petrology
Mineral composti6n aiA origin of terrigenous rocks in some districts of the Penza-Yurom
Depres,ion, DAL AN SSSR, 840 No. 5t 1952.
Monthly List of Russiew Accessions Library of Congrep.--, Octotw--r 1952. UNCLASSIFIM.

UVIDONOVA, A.G.; VIRLOYBUTA. MA.
Anciant zone of weathering In the region of the Zalues Uplift.
Xom Y"str. no.2:332-346 '56. (MA 9:8)
(Kalugs Uplift-Geochemistry)

VISBIANBKAYA M.N.
a" I
Study of the oldest carbonate rocks of the luestax Platf as (accordinC
to dal a of ep-hole drillIM). Nka. JX SSSR 209 no,3tQ4-606 J1056,
(KM 9110),
xe 43" i.x.
(Za:k d4 6trp)chovypi.
tie (M neralea))

IVANDVA, Z.P.J VESEWVSKATA# MX; KIRSANOV, V.V,
Diotribution of the Volhymian series in the Russian Platform.
Biul..MOIP.Otd.geol. 40 no.5tl37-146 S-0 165.
()GRA 18:3.1)

VELIKOVSKAYA, E.M.; VEYVARI, A.B.; Upi'liffOll, G.P.; APRODOV, Vol.; LYU31'IMI,
Ye.N.; LIPOVETSKIY, I.A.; ROM,,ISHOV, A N.; FELIDMAN, V.I.; SAVOCHFINA,
y I - . I CW ,
, e.1j.; (111.11DTFfi, V.yo.; PONEUSON, B,?',; Lo-P'7,(;n..CT 11. Ye.3.;
LYUBIMIOVA, L,V.; 10-114ARAJ, A.Ya.; '1E3EJf)VSYAY~, 114.114.; KUDRIN, L.N.;
CliFFOlIKOVI O.A.; SOROKINP V.S.; U-shl~,77.3r.' NMUSKAYA, V.N.1
ZE2,111, R.B.; TEPLITSKAY1, T.A.; :311LISILOVSKIY, S.A.; KISSIN, I.G.;
Cill.ZROVA, N.I.; PAVLOVA, O.P.; SAUTOVI Yll.l.
Supplements. Biul. 140111". Otd. geol. 39 no.4-155 JI-Ag 104-
(MIRA 17: 10)

VESELOVSKAYIL, M.M.j LAPINSKAYA, T.A.
Pre-Cambrian formations of the ea3tern slope of luthe Vorcnezh nose.
Tmly VNIGNI no,~6s231-239 163. (MIU 17:9)

VESELOVSKAYA , M.M.
Specific characteristics of the different stages of ths formation
of anoient oedimentqry rocks in the Russian Platform. Dokl. AN SSSR
158 iao.4iS64-867 0 164. (MIRA. 17:11)
1. V'sneoponyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy geologorazvedocbnyy
neft3nmoy institut. Predstavleno akademikom N.M. Strakhovym.

T-MELOVSKAYA, M.M.
Results of the petrographic study of the crystalline basenent
in the Russian Platform. Izv. kN SSSR. Ser..geol. 28 no.7s
32-53 J1 163. (KIRA 16t12)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy geologorazvedochnyy
noftyanoy institut, Moskva.

VLICZIIOVB
MA
Zeoli-bes and zoollte-bearing rocko in the bighly upetanding
block in the basement of the Rnssiazi Platform. Kora vyvetr.
no.5:284-288 163. (KERA 16;7)
1. Vasaoyuznyy nauchno-inaledovatellskir geologichaskiy neftyanoy
institut.
(Russian Flatforio-Zoolites)

MIMOVSKAYA 1-10110
Secondary feldspars in upper Proterozoic sedimentax7 rocks.
Doke. AN SSM 143 no.3.,-697-700 Mr 162. (KIRA 150)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-insledovatellskiy geologorazvedochnyy
toftlunoy institut, Predstavleno akademikom N.M.Strakhovym.
(microcune) (Metar,omatis?4)

Recent data on Pre-Quabrian formations of the IWssiazi Platfc=.
Dakl. AN SSSR 139 no..L;~63-165 J3. 161. (MMA 14:7)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellokiy geologorazvedochnyy
neftyartoy institut, Predstavleno akademikom N.M. Strakhovym.
(Alatyrf region-Geologyp Stratigraphic)
Ofelidovo region (Kalinin Yrovince)-Geologyp Stratigraphic)

FMLSMKO) A,I. [deceased); VESELOVSKAYAp M.M.
Grystwilline basement and pre-Cambrian formations. Ttudy VNIGNI
no. 113;12,22 138. (KUU 14: 5)
(Russian Platform -Rocks, Crystalline and mikt4Vorphic)
.0 Flo

VIS3LOVSMAO H.H,; MIIIAO L#M.; ILIINA, H.S.; NARASIV. H.S.; SOIDWVA,
MIIPPOVA, M.7.; nUMM, D.Lo, k=ator
Alatyr key well. TrvAy VVIGITI w.261113-175 160. (MM 14: 1)
(Russian Platform-Petroleum geology)

,._VZSXLOVSKATA, 1W.Mt; ILOINA. NJ.; PZMSHMO. A.I, [deceased]; TWSOVA,
FILIPPOVA. N.Y.
Isoa key well-, Trudy MGNI no.26:1?6-226 ,6o. (KM 14.- 1)
(Rusian Platform-Petroleum geology)
(Russian Platform-Gas, Nhtural---"olog7)

MLNOYA, Z.F.; KLEVTSOTA, A.A.; _VESZUTSKATA,- X.M.
Stratigrapby of Bavkv sediments in the Volga-Ural region.
Tru(Iy VIIIGZII no. 19:7-23 159. (KMA 13:12)
(Volga-Ural region--Geology.. Statigraphic)

VICSILOVSKAYA, M.M.; ITANOTA, Z.P.; KUVTSOVA, A.A.
Burled dlabasen In The Volga-Ural reglon. Izv.AX SSSR. Ser.geol. 25
no.8:37-57 Ag '50- (Km 13: 8)
1. Tsesoyusnyy nauchno-lealedovatoliskiy geologorasyedocbnyy
neftyanoy institut. Moskva.
(Tolga-Ural region--Dlabase)

VIS:CLOVSUYA, H.M. - ~UTXXHIN, D.N. -, SUKHANOVA, S.M.
I. I-f_-.W'_,_..,.J__,
Proterozoic forgAtiOnS in the Russian Platform, based orl doe
dri Ili vg data. 'A rudy THIGIff no.13:7-23 '59. klaRA 13 rU
(Russian Platform--Geology. Stratigraphic)

33SCLOVSXAYA, M.M.
Old weathering surfaces in the Russian Flatform, based on deep drilling
data. Trudy MGNI no.13.,24-28 159. (KIRA 13:1)
(Russian Yiatform--Weathering)

3 (5)
'AUTHdR; Veselovskaya, M. M. BOT/20-127-3-43/71
I" M."SoAft-Woork"
TITLE: New Data on Secondary Feldspars in Upper Proterozoic
Sedimentary Rocks
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk S38R, 1959, Vol 127, Nr 3, pp 627 - 629
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Metasomatoois of potassium, sodium, magnesium, iron, and si-
lioate is widespread in pre-Cambrian rocks and was thoroughly
investigated by several scientists (Refs 3,6,9, etc). It took
place much later than the formation of the rooks transformed
by it. A survey of publications (Refs 4M shows that potassium
metasomatosis ("microolinization", Figs lap b) is most widely
spreadv sodium metasomatosis, however, is comparatively rare.
ThLa is true of the two last-mentioned types of metasomatosis
of the crystalline basis. The effect of these two metasomatosse
on the old masses of the sedimentary cover of the Russian Plat-
fo:rm was investigated in the present paper* In the old masses
of the so-called Baylinskaya Suite of the Volga-Ural region
feldspathization was found -to be widespread. The lower
Ba,rlinskiye formations (Ref 1) are divided into the
Card 1/3 Kal t.as inskaya , Seraf imoyaltaya , and.

New Datis on Secondary Feldepars in Upper Proterozoic SOV/20-1:27-3-43/71
Sedimenlary Rockii
L .9 o n i d o v s k a y a 3 u i t e a . They are discordantly
overlain by horizontal upper Baylinskiye sediments (Lower
Cainbri&ng Ref 1). The complete depth of the lower Baylinskiye
formations amounts to 800 ml they are situated at a depth of
abDut 2,000 and 3,000 m. They are slightly metamorphosed,
bearing dikes of gabbro diabases. A number of newly-formed
feldepars were found in the two first-mentioned suites. The
types of their sandy and aleuritic rocks are described
Pigs 192). The lower Baylinskiye sediments mentioned last
the two first-mentioned suites) belong to the Upper Protero-
~
zoic-Riffean, i.e. they are about 685 - 868 million years old
(Ref 2). There was a continental break after their formation
at the end of the Upper Proterozoic during which the deposits
mentioned were dislocated. The dikes intruded probably at that
time. It is possible that the K- and Na metasomatoses took
place during this period. The aVeolute age of microcline in
the pre-Cambrian mioroolinized granite-gneisses amounts to
7CO - 800 million years (according to an oral information by
A. I. Tugarinov). Thus, the two types of metasomatosis took
Card 2/3

New Daiia on Secondary Feldopars In Upper Proterozoic BOT/20-12T-3-43/71
Sedimentary Rocks
place after the Upper Proterozoic folding and belong to the
pariod of Baykal folds. The solutions rich in K and Na as-
c,anded in the breaks of tho basis. Z. P. Ivanova directed the
14
investigations. There are 2 figures and 4 references, 8 of
whioh are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Vi3esoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatelfskiy geologorazyedochnyy
nf.aftyanoy institut (All-Union Scientific Research Institute
for Geological Petroleum Prospecting)
PRESEVED: March 24, 1959, by N. H. Strakhov, Academician
SUBMITTED: March 24, 1959
Card 3/3

3 (5:1
AUTHORS: Ivanova, Z. P., Veselovskaya, M. M., SOV120-126-4-45165
Klevtsoval A.
TITLIJ: On the-Straiigr-aphic Subdivision and-the Formation Stages of
Pre-Devonian Deposits in the Central and Eastern Regions of
the Russian Platform
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akadem.ii nauk SSSH, 1959, Vol 128, Hr 41 PP 800 - 803
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The above deposits became interesting since petroleum was found
in them. They contain Upper Proterozoic and Lower Cambrian
formations in the sedimentary cover of.the part of the plat-
form mentioned above. More recent sediments: Upper Cambrian
and Ordovician occur in the central regions of the platform
and strike in a northwesterly direction. Only the twoolder
ones (more than 3000 M thick) are discussed in the present
paper. Quartzite sandstones (analogues of the Shokshinakiye)
are the oldest of the platform formations investigated here.
They rest directly itpon the basement in Yulovo-Ishim and
Yelshanka. They were identified by the authors as the Yulovo-
Iehimskaya suite of "Iotnium". The deposits known as 1111inhrie-
Card 1/3 Bavlinskiye" in the east, as Kaverinskaya and Serdobskaya

on- the Stratigraphic Subdivision and the Fornation S-VV/2C- I
Stages of Pre-Devoniar. Deposits in the Central and
Eastern Regions of the Ru3sian Platform
series in the central part lie stratigraphically higher above
a disconformity and an angular unconforoity (Refs 5,8)- In the
Nizhne-Bavlinskiye deposits the Kaltasinskaya- (316 m thick)
and Serafimovskaya suites (450 m thick) and their time equi-
valent, the Sordobskaya sc-rios, are divided into lower and
upper strata corresponding to the sedimentation half-cycles.
In several cross sections the above suites are intruded by
gabbro and diabase. FigrurG 1 shows the oc~3urrence of the suites
mentioned. A thick (more than 700 m) sandstone body classified
by the authors as the Leonidovokaya ouite (Ref 2) rests upon
the Serafimovskaya suite. The Riffinn formatlex ,s are trans-
gressively overlain by Lower Cambrian sediments uith an angular
unconforj.,.ity and a stratigraphic disconformity. This body is
most probably synchronoun.wlth the Volynskiy (volcanogenic)
'complex of the western part of the platform (according to
Ye, P. Bruns, Rof 1). The Lower Cambrian (Verkhne-Bavlinskiye)
deposits in the eastern regions of the platform consist of 2
complete sedimentation cycles. Table I gives a stratig-raphic
Card 2/3 section of the pro-Devonian deposits. The authors identified

Gn; the Stratigraphic Subd_-visiorl and thee Formation 507 /2C -' 28 -4, -4
Stages of Prv-Dcvonian Deposits in the Central and
Eastern Regions of the Russian Platform
several timo units in the latter according to the stratifica-
tion peculiarities of the old platform sediments: (1) Yulovo-
Ishimskaya, suite of "Iotniumll. (2) Riffian deposits, and (3)
Lower Cambrian with decreasing angles of inclination (up to
30', 10-170, 0-9'1 respectively). The rocks of individual
structural stages belong to different, zones with respect to the
degree of deformation (Rei's 4,6). FI&u.-c., 2 shown 112io micro-
photographies of the rocks of the "Iotniumll age, figure 3
those of the Riffian age. There are 2 figures, 1 table, and
8 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Vseaoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy geologorazvedochnyy
neftyanoy institut (All-Union Scientific Research Institute
of Geological Petroleum Prospecting)
1MBEITTED: May 27, 1959, by N. M. Strakhov, Academician
SUBUITTED: January 25, 1959
Card 3/3

NACHITAYLO, G.K. ;
TAO!A; SXVORTSOVA, Ye.N.; LYUTKIVICH.
Te.X., iumchnyy red.; XULIKOT.A.-T.#,yedushchly red.;
GMF.IIADIYZVA, I.M., tekhn.red,
[Materials on the geology of the Gorodets-Kovernino tectonic
zonal Materialy po geologii Gorodetsko-loverninakoi tekto-
nicheakol zony. -Pod red. R.R.Liutkevicha. Leningrad, Gas.
nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neftionoi I gorno-toplivuoi lit-ry,
Leningrahkoe otd-nie, 1959. 126 p. (MIRA 12:9)
(Gorkiy Province-Geology, Structural)

VNSEWVSUYA,'M.M.,- TASIMA, N.A.
Stages of formation and variation of terrigenou" rocl;,ilbz-
0tral;ed by the study of the Novo-)(Inskaya bore bole ban-Lov-
land). DokI.AH SSSR 123 no.6:1085-1088 D 158. (KIRA 12:1)
I* Predstavlono akademikom N.M. Strakbovym.
(Novo-Minskeya-Rocks, Crystalline and metanorphic)

3(0)
AUTHORS: Veselovska X-seneva, M. A. SOV/2o-123-6-35/50
TITLE: Pormation and Variation Stages of Terrigenous 11ocks
Illustrated by the Investigation of the Novo-Minakaya Well
(The Ifear-Kuban'Lowland) (Stadii formirovaniya i i3meneni-a
4;errigennykh porod na prinere izucheniya Novo-Minslcoy skvazhiny
.fPrikubanskaya nizmennostl))
PERIONCAL: *Doklady Akademii nauk SSSH, 1958,.Vol 123, Ur 6,
PP 1065 - 1088 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The bore-hole mentioned in the title came upon metamorphic,
paleozoic.rocks at a depth of 2566 - 2336 m. The authors
describe types of these paleozoic rocks and of the above
lying slightly altered Cretaceous sediments (depth 2336-2060 m)
on the results of this and four other bore-holes (Fig 1).
A part of the "buried Hercyrids" (Ref 3) which is an old
paleozoic mountain area that stretches to the east as well
as to the weatt was everywhere discovered below th-3 Lorer
Cretaceous. 1. Rock-types of the metamorphic Carboniferous.
The authors were able to determine the age of the paleozoic
Card I/ rocks as Lower Carboniferout). 1) Cataclastic conglomerates.

Formation and Variation Stages of Terrieenous ..ocks SOV/2o-123-6-35/50
Illu.3trated by the Investigation of the Novo-Minskaya Well (The Near-Kuban'
Lowland)
2)Cataclastic various-grained quartzite sandstones. 3) Carbona-
ceous sericite-schiste- 4)Sericite-quartz-schists., 5)Glauco-
nite-siderite-rocks. 6) Sidarite-clay-~-ocks-7) Quartz-,calcite-
more rare chlorite veins. Table 1 shows the thickness of
the moot abundant rocks. II. Rock-types of the Lower Creta-
ceous. 1) Neocom rocks (depths 2336-2321 m): a) in the upper
part dark-grey, almost blacl: carbonaceous schists. b) in the
lower part,- !:andstones of various grain size-s, mo.,;tly fine
grained. 2) In the higher ragion (depth 2321-2o6o m) lie
rocks of the Lower Albian: u~ grey quartz-glauconite aleuro-
lites. b) quartz-glauconite sandstones. A bituminous content
wa3 di3covered only in the black schists of the Carboniferous.
(3). The bituminous content is spread and does not correspond
to that of the oil region. In all Cretaceous rocko the bitu-
minous c:ontent fluctuates between 0.05 and 0-156. These were
oily and intermediate tYpes and in single cases types similar
to those of the oil regions. (Fig 2). The authors come to
the following results according to the above mentioned facts:
Card 2/3 1. The paleozoic rocks are altered until the stage of 11meta-
.1 M.

Formation and Variation Stages of TerriEenaw RockI3 SOY/2o.123-6-35/50
Illustrated by the Investigation of the Novo-Minskaya Well (The Near-Kuban!
Lowland),
genesis" (beginning metamorphism) (Ref 1). 11. The metamorphism
observed in the Novo-Minskaya bore-hole has a regional
spreading. The authors believe that all stages of the epigene-
sis and of the early metamorphism are of a regional importance.
III. These rocks are almost completely enriched with quartz:
secondary quartz occurs in the cement, the effusiven are
ailicized, and many quartz veins occur. IV. The rocks of the
Lower Cretaceous are altered as all indications show until
the stage of beginning -11epigeriesis" (Ref 1). Comp;~ctness
here is,however, higher than that mentioned for the rocks in
this zone. A. L. Yanshin, Academician, assisted in this work.
There are 2 figures, I.table and 3 Soviet reference!3.
PRESEFTED: June 9, 1958, by 11. M. Strakhov, Academician
SUMMED: June 9, 1958
C ar d 3,13

AUTHORS: rVeBelovskaya, M. M., Karpov, Pe A. SOV/20-121-5-35/50
TITLE:: The Proterozoic Rocks of the Eastern Slope of the Voronezh
Massif (Proterozoyski e porody vostoohnogo sklona
Voronezhakog o mass
iva
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958t Vol. 121, Nr 5,
pp. 893-806 (VSSR)
ABSTR&CTj Proterozoic rocks were found in the vicinity of the massif,
viz. in 1i bore holes. They are embedded in a depth of from
145 to 2170 m- Various symptoms indicate that the concerned
area formed a peneplain during the sedimentation of the Devo-
nian Deposits. Ths Eastern slope referred to in the title hes
been formed at the beginning of the Devonian time. The Pre-
Cambrian Rocks descend eastwardat not evenly bedded, however,
but in steps. 2 steps are investigated. It may be easily
assumed that these steps are accompanied by faults in the
foundation. Thig assumption agrees well with the data obtained
from electrical investigatlons by means of which "elevations"
*ere uncovered in the foundation rock. From the following
Card 1/3 descriptions of the rock proceeds that intrusions of different

The Proterozoic Rocks of the Eastern Slope of SOV/20-121-5-35/50
the Voronezh Massif
ages are concerned. A north-east orientation both of the
steps and of the intrusions indicates an affiliation of the
latter with the deep faults of tho foundation. A description
of the rock types from the above mentioned bore holes is
given. Figure 3 shows their distribution. Conclu4ing, the age
of these rocks is discuseedt they date from the Lower Protero-
zoic time, Taratashakays. Suite (Refs 6,1). It is correlated
with the Saksaganakaya series of Ukrainis (Ukrains), the
Carelian formations of Carelid (Xareliya) and the Huron
(Guron) of America (Biotite-tourmaline- and pyroxene-amphibole
slate). The age of the granite gneiss containing tourmaline
is'hard to determine. They are either Neo-Archeozoic or Prote-
rozoic. All rocks investigated here are doubtless of sedimen-
tary,origin. They are radically metamorphosed loamy and par-
tically carbonate rocks amongst which are also intermediary,
inter-Aleurolite sandstones and slates. Concluding, the tour-
maline of that area has been mineralogically described.
There are 3 figures and 7 references, 6 of which are Soviet.
Card 2/3

The.Proterozoio Rooks of the Eastern Slope of SOV/20-121-5-35/50
the Voronezh Ussif
ASSOCIATIONs Veesoyuznyy nauohno-isoledovateltakiy geologorazvedochnvy
neftyanoy institut (Al-l-Union,.Scientific Research Institut6
of Geologioal'Petroleum Prospecting)
PRESZOTEDs 'March;31s 1958, by.,N.~~X. Strakhov, Memberg Academy of Sciences,
.USSR
SUBMITTEDi March-31, 1958

VICSEIDVSKATA, bI.M.; IVANOVA. Z.P.; XUVTSOVA, A-A-
Stages in the formation of.Pre-Devonian sedimentar7 strata of the
Russiaz Platform and their age. Dokl. All SSSR 134 no.6sl4lo-14'13
0 160. (MIS 13:10)
1. Veeeovuznyy nauchno-iosledovatelisiciy geologorazvedochnyy
neftyanoy inetitut. Predstavelno akademikom H.H.Strakhovym.
(Russian Platform-Geoloaq Stratigraphic)

VESEWVSKAYALj M.M..; KIRMOV., V.V.
Basic rocks on the eastern slope of the Voronesh protrusion*
Dokl. AN SSSR W no.2:413-416 Mr 162. 1 , OURA 15:3)
I@ Vv.esoyazW nauchno-losledovatel'okiy geologo-razvedochnyy
neftyanoy institut. Predstavleno, akademikom N.M.Strakhovyme
(Volgograd Provinc6.-Diabases)

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G.K., red.; KISIMA, TO.I., Vkhn.red.
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VESELOVSKAYA, T.A.; STARSHOV., P.D., kmnd.*d.nauW
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RACIMISKAU, LV*.; VFSFjOVSkAYA, T.K.; KTREWAS V.G.
Some propertlas of erol acetates, Part 121 Phenoxylatiou of
aldehyd.eu by the reaction of their bromenof -acetatem -with
modi= phenolates Zhuro orgo khim, 1 no* 12a-154-21'56 D 165
(MTRA 19:1.)
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deleycn-a. Subnitted November 16j 1964,

VXSIWVSKAYA, T. j fell cbher- (Saratov)
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at:klif of ladule; unsatil. "s are formed. Me groups in
indole &6M The taw of condensation with malook ":
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VESEDDVSKHAp,,V.
New city settlements in Vologda Province. Volog. krai no-31
6o-8o 162. (MIRA 16:12)

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s/o2o/6o/133/02/40/068
BOO4/BO64
AUTHORS: Izidifiov, S. U. Borisova, T. 1. Veselovskaya, V. 1.
TITLE. Electrochemical and Photoelectrochemical Behavior of the
Silicon Electrode
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol- 133, No. 2,
pp. 392 - 395
TEXT: The authors investigated monocrystalline silicon of the n- and
p-type with p = 1 ohm.cm and crystallographic (111) orientationof the
surface. A cinematographic incandescent lamp served as light source
-1 2
("10 cal/cin sec). The silicon surface was etched in hot KOH or in
HP + HNO 3Y or ground. Fig. 1 shows the dissolution of Si undeit.hydrogen
separation in KOH solutions of 0.1 - 10 N. The time change in 15otential,
occurring at 'the same time is the same for n- and p-Si, and dep6dz on
how the surface has been'treated. Fig. 2 shows the curves of the anoclic
polarization for both types immediately af-~er plunging Into the solu-
tion and after the stable state has been reached. There is no essential
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Behavior of the Silicon Electrode BooVBo64
difference between the two types of silicon apart from the fact that
the maximum potential of 'the anodic curve is 200 mv more positive fDr
the p-type than for n-'Si. The photogalvanic activityAV of the system
is changed by etching. In the case of p-Si 4V rises from zero to the
constant value of 600 mv; in the case of n-Si&V becomes not more than
10-15 mv (Fig. 3). Oxidation of the surface botfl by means of anodic
polarization and by cheniical etching or introduction of oxygen into the
solution exerts an influence upon the photoelectric effect; in the case
of n-Si 4V is increased to 50-100 mv and bV reduced in p-Si to
200-400 mv? After the dissolution of the oxide film the photoelectric
effect is increased in p-Si and decreases with n-Si (Fig. 4). The dif-
ference ofAdVC for p- and n-Si in the presence of an electric field is
caused by the fact that in the dissolution the surface of p-Si ap-
proaches the n-type, whereas oxidation acts in the opposite direction.
Though the measured static potentials are the same for both types, the
distribution of the change in potential is different at the interface
of silicon - solution. The etching off of the mechanically defecti~ie
layer leads to the increase of 6Vc in p-Si. Light acts mainly upon the
space charge Vnich Can be also seen from the practically unchanged
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Behavior of the Silicon Electrode , B004/BO64
hydrogen separation in the case of an exposure to light. The inde-
pendence of the rate of irreversible dissolution of silicon in alkali
of its type iE. due to the a-::tion of two conjugate reactions of oxidEL-
tion and reduction. There are 4,figures and 7 refurences: 1 Soviet,
5 British, and. 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im. L. Ya. Karpova
(Institute of Physical Chemistry imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
PRESENTED: March 18, 196o, by A. N. Frudkin, Academician
SUBMITTED: March 16, 196o
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VESEILVSU, V. I. - Me City of Vladimir (Economic Geograpky Charac-
teebsticB)." Sub 20 Dee 52, Moscow City Pedagogical Inst imeni V. F.
PotAimkin. (Dissertation for the Vegree of Candidate in
Geographical Sciences).
So~ Vech!r~ma Moskva Januar7-December 1952

MUMMA, V.L., kand.ge;ograficheskikh nauk
,Volol,,dg, province; C!Conomic and geographical features" by V.A.
Mineeir., V.M. Malkov. Revieved by V.I. Veselovskaia. Volog.
krai jw.2:348-349 160. .(MIRA 14:11)
(Vologda Province-Economic geography)
(Mineev., V.A.) (Wkov,

VJWRLOVSUTA, V.I. . "
,
Scientific conference on the study of Volo#La Province. lay.Voes.
geog-ob-va 87 no.6:568-570 N-D '55. (Kuu 9: 3)
(Vologda Province)

I VF.SEWVSKVCA, V.I.
Citios of Volo da Frovince. Volog. krai nool*.74-93 119o
Mlcgda Province~Cities and tmms)

VESELOVSKAh' V.I.
Brier report of an the work of the Vo2ogda Branch of,tbe
Geographical 8ociety'of th; UA.S.A. Volog; krai
uo.IU95~,199 759. (141RA 15~2)
1, Uahenyy sekretaxl Vologodekogo otdola Geografichookogo
obahchestra SSSR.
(Vologda-Geographical sodeties)