SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELLAVIN, G.V. - BELLI, N.
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BELUVrN, 0. V.
"The Influence of the Geographic Position of Water Supply
Reservoirs
on Their Ich,thyofauna.," report delivered at a meeting of the
Dept.,pf
Physical Geography, Moscow Affil., AU Geographic Society. I%.
vses. Geog.
Obshch. No.6,, 1954
MUVIE.G.V.
Reservoirs. Geog. v shkole 18 no.3:5-10 My-Je 155.
(MLRA 8:9)
.(Reservoirs)
SOV/49-59-2-18/25
AUTHORS; Timofeyev? A. N., Bellavin, 00 V.
TITLE: On the Gravimetric and Magnetometric Intersection of the
Tagil -Magnitogorsk Sinclination. in the Urals (0
gravimetricheskom i magnitometricheskom peresechenii
Tagillsko-Magaitogorskogo sinklinoriya Urala)
PERIODICAL- Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya
geofizicheskaya,
19599 Nr 29 PP 311-315 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Due to the linear distribution of the main
geo-tectonic
structure of the Urals, the geophysical investigations are
greatly facilitated, which was shown by the positive results
of the regional gravimetric and magnetometric work carried out
in 1956 by the Urals Geological Institute Branch of the
Acade,IIY of Sciences USSR in.the rayon of N. Tag13. - The
determination of the gravity forces at a depth of 1 ,cm was
performed by the gravimeter CH-3 and the vertical components
of the magnetic field with the magnetometer U-2. The anomal-
ies of gravity were calculated with the Bouguer correction
and the actual density of rocks were determined (Table on p
313 shows the number of observations and the density of 9
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Magnitogorsk Sinclination in the Urals
kinds of rock). The results are illustrated in Fig.1, where
the anomalies of gravity and the geological anomalies cross-
section of the N. 'Tagil rayan are shown in the top graph, while
the geophysical crdss-section is given in the lower diagram
(1 - gabbro-amphibolite 2 - compound formation of carbon-
siliceous, mica-quartz. Ld silica-shale, 3 - gabbro, 4 -
effusive rocks, 5 - quartz and metamorphic layer, 6 -
pyroxenite, 7 - calculated anomaly of gravity, 8 - gneiss-
hornblendite, 9 - diQrite, 10 - anomaly of a gravity A g
with Bouguer reduction, as measured with a gravimeter 11 -
Ag Bouguer anomaly, pendulum determined, 12 - granite-
gneiss, 13 - serpentinite, 14 - horizontal gradient of the
gravity, Vzx , 15 - bearings 16 carbon-graphitous,
silica-quartzous and green shale, 17 syenite, 18 - ,
anomaly of the vertical component W of the magnetic field).
The results of the calculation of the gravity force of the
upper half-space are shown in Fig 2. from which it can be
seen that the local anomalies disappear at 10 km high. A
similar calculation shows that the anomalies of the vertical
component of the magnetic field, based on the observations of
Card 2/3 previous years, do not reach 3 to 4 km high. Also, they
SOV/49-59-2-18/25
On the Gravimetric and Magnetometric Intersection of the Tagil -
Magnitogorsk Sinclination in the Urals
cannot be relied upon when the deeD rooted rocks are investi-
gated, due to the reflection of a Dart of the magnetic field.
The analysis of the data obtained from the experiments shows
that, the T ag 11. -Magnitcgorsk sinclination is characterized
by the positiv,; anomalies which reflect the geological struc-
ture sufficiently accurately. The most precise results were
obtained for the gabbro-peridotite formations protruding on
to the surface. In general, the local investigations of
gravitational anomalies of the Urals could contribute to the
full determination of their structure. There are 2 figures,
1 table and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION; Akademiya nauk SSSR, Gorno-geologicheskiy institut
(Mining-Geological Institute, Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: December 122 195?.
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BEIIAVIN, OOVO
'Some pro.blems of the* geology of the Sverdlovsk synclinorium
based
on gravimetry data. Trudy Inst.geofiz.UFAN SSSR no-3t25-30 1650
Using geophysical prospecting methods in the geological study of
mica-bearing regions~in the Urals. Ibid.05-41
(MIRA 18:8)
BELLAVINA !.A. (Sverdlovsk 55, Vostochnaya u1., d.166-a,
kv-55)
UBe of ctiffs from co-on tissue and nellulose filter or film
for
the isolation of an injured tendon-, experiment-al study.
Ortop.,
traw. i protez. 26 no.1:48--~52 Ja 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
kliniki. gospitallnoy khirurgii (zav. - chlen-korrespondent
AMN SSSR prof. A.T. Lidskiy) lechebnogo fakullteta
Sverdlovskogo
ineditainskogo instituta.
(Sverdlovs!
BELLAVINA 11 55, Vostwhnaya ul., d.166-a, kv.55)
Bone g.-afting with buried 1&mellar transplant in the treatment,
of fra,!tures of the tubular bones. Ortop., travm. i protez. 26
no.2t64 F 165. (MIRA 1835)
1. Iz kliniki gospitallnoy khirurgit lechebnogo fakullt~~-- (:!av.
kafedroy - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSM prof. A.T.Lidskiy) Svardlav-
skogo meditsinskogo instituta.
BELLA; Matej
.Preparing for winter operation. LeteckY obzor 6 no.12085
1) 162.
r, cf Ptni- ~tTl,
19
ichAvk'y -rig, all
GROSS, Te.7.;
internal photoeffect guA the structure of basic absorption
margins In
crystals. Zhuretakhofis. 25 no.5:948-940 Xr 1~5. OaM 8: 7)
(Crystallography) (Photoolectricity),
BELU M. L.
Optical reflection of PbS and PbSe single ervstals in the region
6 is. 1.5 ev. Fiz. tvar. tela 5 no.llr3282o.3284 N 163.
(MIRA 16t12)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut imeni A.F.Ioffe AN SSSR, Leningrad*
I ^ ) /- - ~ I Pi-4 u'-p (c
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AIYMOR: Belle, Ms L.
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117TLE. O-otical PbSe, VbT~, mn,-A the series of their dolid
Solutiona
`MRCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, Y. 7, no, ?, 1965, 606-6-01.
Ile&.'~"cozzcl-mcf, S011-1 s-cluti-an, optical reflec-fam,
refiection sp ctrum,
7PA," '17he -p-~-pose 3f the investigation w&3~ tc clarlf'y the
charticter of the
in ~Yaima o7' the reflection SpeclImm- cf t~~e -I-ngle crystal
ma
sc!'1+40ng of th'-se
-el
cr ttf!
nfa,,-4,= '-c aua2-yze tn greater de'tai-! the available data
Qr, I~acn~! reflection ~T~--ctrL,, In
them sta-uct,iri~ )f '-&nds of t he c ry E--
7h,- t~-e~ hc~d 3f nbte-l n! ng tnit ac).L,. d uc).,-, -.,. one
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ASSOCIATIONt Fiziko-tekhnicheshy institut Im, A. F, Ioffe AN SSSR,
Leningrad
i,tv, sicotechnical Institute Ali SIBR)
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AUTHORS: Belle, M. L.eo Gasanova, N. A.
TITLE: Optical reflection from GaTe single crystalyin the
__7
240--1200 nn region
SOURCE: Optika I apektroskopiya, 'v. 1.8, no. 4, 1965, 730
A
TOPIC TAGS: optical reflection, ~!~n je e
Irystar, gallium tellurid
absorption spectrum, reflection spearruin,=niT structure, inter-
band tranalt-ion
Tlrnje -9P erlectltm 7rrom
..single crystals -of-GaTe ~!.n Ue ultraviolet, visible, and nea
infrared: --reglons, -Tbe- reflec-tionwra-a A w..asured_ because
t h- 'Fi
rpt
v1on j9pectrii ljig-le~m--arys a
mp. 8 -trarisminsion...
ee
J s 'calls- for'-the preparation rne
n que of'extre- ly thin- saVles hi
K
In quite difacuit. Mie measuretrentg were made with an NS-4
I spectrophotometer with quartz optics. A method of twofold re-
L~~rd
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d g out thi assumed struature of the a eel.
flection vias- use to brin 0
trum. The reflection c de f f ic ient wat sweasured from a natural
(cleaved) surface, using the p-component of polarization of the
Incident radiation. The principa-1 reflection rmaxlmum was found
at 385 nin, with another reflection peak observed all, 2190 rim..
',n-- .44
j-- --A
reflection in the visible region at the absorption edge hae the
usual dispersion form, indicating that the refractive 1nde-- is
much larger than 1. The finer details of the reflection spectriim
were observed by making the measurements at liquid nitrogen tem-
perature. Comparison of the data obtained and reflection with
the exiLting data on optical absorption shows that the drop 1r,
the reflection band corresponds to the maxinnun of the absorption
linp observed at 'the. edge of natural absorption. Since the
s'ruature o' the energy bands' of GaTe ha3 not yet been investiga-
iled, It is impossible to relate the observed sltructure of refleo-
w11-h any specific transitions !)ands.
x;
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A. : Goryunova, A. N.,.
AUTHOR: Be Valov, Yu.
Nai LOZI r-T__ I liarenkov, B. V.
PV
Ty.yi% ~ Optical'94.phinioelectrIie.prd.perties,of si le-,.rV.tX%1ZnS1 7~
SOURCE: AN SSSR, Dokladyj v- 163j no. 3p:1 1965 6o6-6w
TOPIC TAGS: ma er p
optical PropertYi Photoelectric property.. zinc compound.optic- t
forbidden band, light palnrlzatAony~tabsorptlon edget temperature dependence
ABSTRACT: In view of the lack of publighed-data on this compound$ the aut oral
have
studied the photoele crystalplMN ned
ctrjc and- optical properties of n-w e single h
from Oe gas phase by the'method,of gas-trahsport reactions. The spectral senst-
tivity of the photoconductivity_was-measured'at TT and 3WK using a setup com-
prising a tungsten' incandescent lampp. a light Interrupter, a monochromator (I
'I(M-21)j,
amplifier (W-6),synchronpug detector,, and el'ectronic*potentiometer
(EPP-09).'The
absorption spectrum--,ms measured with the spectrograph and a camem at 300.,
TTI and
4.2K. In-addition)Ahe authors investigated the influence of polarization of the
incident light on both the optical and photoelectrical properties.
Photoconductiv-
ity_was observed at-incident photon-energies 0.5-2.5 ev. At 300X the photocon-
ductivity has a-highly peaked maxim= at 2.1k erp 'aiad also maxive-at OOU mid
1,0
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evo- attributed'to:impurities. AtiTTK:the maxima shift to 2..19,,
-1.04, a~d -O'.84're-
ev$ al
spectively.. Ilie. spectral photoconductivity curve exhibited also
come kinks due.to
spectl
transitions of the'electronsfrom,the valence-to the conducti-nn band.
Polarization
transi
began to affect the photoconductivity ,only-a~ove-2-ev,.when
theIphotoconductivity
egan
became highly sensitive*to the-dirOation of theelectric vector. This
may be due
to anisotropy of the Mital., Not all crystals showed a S-harp
absorption edge, a
fact attributed to the number of crystal defects. Where a sharp
absorption edge
was observed,.it showed a dependence on the'temperature and on the
polarization.
The maxima of the photoconductivity andthe start of the strong
optical absorption
were very close to each other, and 'the sharpnesa,of the absorption
edge suggests
the presence of direct interband transitions,in ZnSIP2. The forbidden
band is
estimated at 2.13 ev at 300K and between 2.2 and 2.25 ev at TTK. Two
absorption
bands are observed at 2.23 and 2.,2T ev at TT"and 4*2Kj, and their
origin is not
clear. This report was presented by'L. A.Artelmovich. orig. art. has:
2 figures
and I table.
ASS6ClATTON:-';-tlziko-tekhnicheakiy institut Im.-A4 F. loffe
Mademil. nauk GSSR
Aftsicotechnical Institute, Aeademw of Seiinces SBOR)4q,
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AUTHOR: Belle, M. Alferov, Zh. I.; Gr-igorlyeva, V. Kradinova, I. V.
Prochukhgn-,--V-,- D.
ORG: Physicotechnical Institute Im. A. F. Ioffe AN SSSR, Leningrad
(Fiziko-
tekhnicheskoy institut, AN SSSR)
TITLE: Optical reflection of_galliu phosphide and gallium arsenide and
their solid
solutions x - ;z7 77 '2-7
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v, 8, no. 9, 1966, 2623-2627
TOPIC TAGS: gallium arsenide, gallium, optical reflection, -gallium
phosphide,
doublet structure, ultraviolet region structure, spin orbital, splitting
W
ABSTRACT: An analysis is made'of the optical reflection of GaP, GaAs,
and their
solid. solutions in the 2. 0-5. 0 ev region at 100 and 290K. A.doublet
structure was
detected in the ultraviolet region of the spectrum, which shifts
linearly with changes
in composition. Satisfactory agreement in the distance between double
components
and corresponding values'. determined from infrared absorption, make it
possible to
ascribe this doublet to the spin-orbital splitting of the 1;.A~ valency
band at the
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point, the corresp ris ris (rd) I
onding transition in this case being --the
transition from the upper valency band to the second conductivity
band. F.Or GaAs
we then have r,.4.*46* ev, Ao-0.9' * ev, and for GaP, r...~;-4,68
ev, ao - 0.12S ~
ev (T = 290K). T~e AM in the doublet A.,-,~Aj occurs linearly with
a' break. The
doublet structure, which becomes less distinct as the content of
GaP increases, is
observed as far as the composition GaP0 7ASO 3. Apparently,
corresponding
transitions occur at various points of the,:/LbrW~ch for GaP and
GaAs (direction
[111 ] in the Brillouin zone). The author thanks Ye. F. Gross for
his interest in this
work. Orig. art. has: I table, and 3 figures. [Authors' abstract)
[SP]
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AUTHOR: Benel M. L.
ORG: Pbysicotechnical Institute im. A. F. loffe, AN SSSRI Le
(Fiziko-
t ekhn1-cB-e8MYMFsfffu-V~~
TITTZ: Influence of temperature and alltwlnz an the condue
semicondugtors of the AII1BV group (n-typer
Awn. Fizika tverdogo tela,- v, 8.p,no. 6j 1966P 3903-3906
49~.~
TOPIC TAM: semiconductor conductivity., t6Verature dependence.,*
spin orbit interactia
conduction band, valence band., Brillouin zonep forbidden band.,
excitonj, impurity level
ABSiRACT: The authors iiivestigated the influence of the
temperature and alloying on
tbe'position and form of the reflection doublet A3 - A,%,
corresponding to the transi-
tion between the split spin-orbit interaction f th yalerine I
Ltmd &:ttbe conduction
band in the Cnl] direction of the Brinouin zone MnAi&TL~d Gus n-
ype crystals.
The various crystals had different impurity densities and
different types of impuri-
ties. The measurements were made at 100 and 290K. The results show
that with in-
creasing inWurity concentration,, the doublet as a whole shifts
toward smaller energies,
thus evidencing a narrowing of the forbidden band. For the most
strongly doped sample
the shift amounted to -0.025 ev for InAs and -0.06 ev for GaAs. A
siza" shift vas
observed earlier for Inn, Ge, and Si. in the ease of InAs it is
observed that in the
investigated region of concentrations there is no- isolated
impurity level near the
minimum of the conduction band, in spite of the fact that theory
at first glance might
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call for the presence of such a level. The absence of the impurity
level is attribut&
to a large Debye screening and to the finite probability of the
transition of the
electron from such a level to a lower minimum of the conduction
band. The values of
the spin-orbit splitting were found to be 0.22 1 0.01 and 0.27 i
0.01 ev for GaAs and
InAs respectively. 'The asymetrical form of the reflection Vands,
appearing at 3.OOK,
indicate that exciton states may exist near the Irminimum of the
conduction band. 7he
vanishing of the asymmetry with increasing degree of doping makes
it possible to
estimate the value of the binding energy of the L-excitan at
approximately 0.08 ev for
InAs and 0.05 ev in the case of GaAs. 7he author tbanks Ye. P.
Gross for interest in
the work and M. 14 Klinger for help in the discussion of the
-results. Orig. art. has:
figures.
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BELLE, T.S.; GORBUNKOVp V.M.; ROZENBERGj L*D.
Calculating the amplification factor of a sound wave
falling
obliquel7 on a parabolic mirror. Akaot.zhur. '8
no.3.-273-280 .162.
(HIU 15:3-1)
1. Akastichaskiy instite. AN SSSR,, Moskva.
(sound waves)
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AUTHOR: Ball V, P,-1 Shapiro#.ZeL I
eg Yre Sol Ko3tik6vS' Yu, Isvshamovq
8a -Institute of Radiation Hyglenep.-
ORG: Lonigrad Sciantific.1 ealch
Miniotff-or Healthp RSFSK 1A gradekly-Nauclino-losiodovatelskiy -71
Inatitut radiatsionnoy gigiony Minieteretva zdravookbraneniya RSFSR)
TITLE: Radiometic properties of the large liquid scintillation
counter-
BZhSS-1
of
SOURCE: Moditsinakaya radiologi-yao.ve lot no. lot 1965t 67-~73
TOPIC TAGS: scintillation oounter,~gamma counter,
scintillatibnzpac-'11,
trometer.'radiation instrumentp radlobiologic Instrumentationt
experi---:
/B bSS- a intillation counts
Mont animal
ABSTRACTt Tbe-artiole .desoribee-the counter and Illustrates it-in a
figure* Its 41rdimension and.large measuring volume permits consider-
le amplification of the criterion.of radiametrio quality,
n n ounde It in particularly suitable for measuring low gamma-
radiatfokNin experimental animals up to a. large rabbit and other'
objects
of ainilar size* A proooftro'f6r finding tb~ optimal differential
registration channel in given* The instrument has spectrometric semi-
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resolution equal to~39 and ._21% for
col37: and x4dreapectivel* ahd~ thus'
-
does not allow analysis of complex gomm
a'radiation spectra Activities
11
of 5.10-
to 5,10-5 ouries:can.be:measured. laosenaLtivity
ofthe
.
larger part of tbe measuring volume Is shown, to be high and is seen
partioularly-upon-moving-.the.-source.----The-configuratiijn
of-tbik-objeot- -7-
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_.__"_T_
hard
l
y-influence
s the-meaeuring resultse ~Increaaed specimen volume:,will
lead
to
self-absorption and attenuation of iinitial gamma irradiation
producing a.alight drop in tbe-aounto This is shown on aqueou a
phan-
tome* For those up to 0o5 liter this.doeii:ndt de and on
radiation
p
energy and amounts only to & few percent* -- This counter ban been
used,,.
for radiobiologic and radietion,protaotion studies and bas
been found
Al
highly reliable. Re
producibility waslnor
eased 10-20 times compared
to r4dioobamical met
hods# and tbanumber of
measured objects reached
6000 per year, Its use for prevital
radioactivity determinationAn
experimental animals afforded studies
of isotope metabolism in tbs.
organiame. -Orige arts bast 10 figures*
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AUTHOR: Belle,_YuJ,1_Shchedrin, D.A.; Zlobin, L.I.
ORG. N32 of Radiation Hygiene, Leningrad (N11 radiatsionnoy
g1glyeny)
TITLE: Dependence of gamma spectrometer resolving power upon the
nonuniformity of the
photocathode sensitivity, and choice of the spectrometric regime
for the photomulti-
plier FFU-43
SOURCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no.2, 1966, 41-43
TOPIC TAGS: gamma spectrometer, gamma spectrometer resolving
power, photocathode,
photomultiplier FFU_43 photomultiplier, photomultiplier
adjustment method, multi-
channel analyser ANA-45 multichannel analyzer
ABSTRACT: A technique for the measurement of the photoelectric
sensitivity distribu- 1,
tion on the surface of the photocathode, -and an optimum
adjustment method for the pho-1
toelectric multiplier FEU-43, forming part of a gamma ray
spectrometer system is dis-i
cussed. A Nal(TI) miniature crystal illuminator is arranged to
scan the photosensitivi
surface of the photmathode wHle illuminating it by light flashes
generated by alpha
particles from Pu239. A histogram of sensitivity values is
obtained by sorting the
photocathode output voltages using a multichannel analyser, the
AMA-4S. The histogram
can be influenced by adjusting the divider regime of the FEU-43.
It was found that the
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optimum resolving regime for the spectrometer.resultsrby tuning for the maximum
signal
amplitude of the impulse in the area of least photoelectric sensitivity. This
proposi-
tion is substantiated by a table of resolving data. Orig. art. has 3 figures
and 1 ta-
ble.
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BELLEP YU.S., KOSTIKOV, Yu.I.; SHAMV, V.P.; SHAPIRO,
E.L.
Radiometric properties of the large liquid
scintillation
counter BZhSS-l. Had. rad. 10 no.lOt67-73 0 165.
(KRA M12)
1. Laningradakiy naucbno-isaledovatellakly inatitut
radiatsionnoy gigiyeny Ministerstva.
zdravookhranenlya RSFSR.
Submitted January 5, 1965.
SPIRIN, V,D.; BELLE, Yu.S.; crimmtva.
Meauuring the radon concentration in water by
t-radiation.
Med. rad. 11.0 no. 12tll-13 D 165 (MIRA 19:1)
1. leningradakiy naucbno-Issledovatell3kiy institut
radiatsionnoy
gJgiyeny.
.1'2444M6 M X -7
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'AUTHOR; Belle, Yu. S.
ORGV Lenin ad Scientific Research Institute of Radiation Hygiene
(Lenimradskiy-...
nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut radiatsionnoy gigiyeny)
TITLE., A method.for determining the stability of radiometric.
instrument
SOURCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 11:1966, 94-97
TOPIC TAGS. indiometrys potentiometer,~multichannel analyzer
ABSTRACT: 'The authordescribes an installation which uses an EPP-09
Dotentiometer for
automatically record4pg Vhj opccessive times necessary
fbr~accumulation of a giVen
numb er of pulses 'in the- form 76f adtagram which gives a graphic
means for judging them
stability of radiometric equipment %The recording instrument is based
on a device
similar to the converter in the AKA-Wmultichannel analyzeAsee
figure). Pulse's
from blocking generator.1 are fed to a nine-digit converter register
consisting'of
flip-flops.2 with RP 64 relay windings-3 connected1n.the anode
circuits. -These re-
lays areused for switching resist i with values which follow a-
binary-law with a
ors ch
high degree.of accuracy (001%). These resistors are separated into
two.groups whi.
are interconnected in such a way that the voltage from the left group
is attenuated
by a factor of 24 before "aching the.output of the system. The
voltage from the out-
UDC: 539.16.08
Card 1/3
r
77-
Vet-truiinativn of plithdic mthydrid4P.- in -Tt. ~h IT, Mt,
t N.
)JO t-.
ilrot. i't ill,! pics-4,1xv of gitclk Impuritt" jLj
P
'(Yl, urlikh do ( (~Vt. it
hC no w 11
'Iml co,11101, :".'L In ak. 'uA
alc -Ri iv 0i
i S. p! -tmv;-z in 2-~ cul, .;, Irv
~'Oll, IW40. 15 min. hi'l W.,% *th.,II.714-~ ..'It
vr I t
M Ynir. to ra4im temp., add 15) nil. rt.0, q'Ittral4a jftqv 10
min. H:C11,
CH0,CO-1 ( in fhe r"srIK4 of
waqh ') timet 1601 A tai. Ak.-Fta
rf,jxt, 111A dry 2
hr"*at 161'. N1,C]XII, 11m, mi"0604, xuc,~;
1I.Q4: (1v-1olve ii fl(). rvirl to EU. add I nil. cuttr&
H,i0t, 20 nil. O.IN
04nO. ~jwv 3 mim. 0-1 a. K1.
Titrale the llhA2r OM f t4ith (%.IV 'no I-,:.tbcd i~
inom 5.r,~-urZthv) mayr)t1ter mollotdc-ed"IM Solar.
IS
A
POLAND/Chonical Technology. Chemical Pr-ducts H
and Their Applications. Industrial
Organic Synthesis.
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur-Khimiyal No 61 1959, 20398
Author : Ballon, Natalia
Inst
Title : Detorraination of p-Acetyl,-uiinobenzenesulfonyl
Chloride in a Technical Product.
0 r i Lr.) Pub;Chen, analit., 1957, 2, No 51 463-465
Abstract ; A description of methods for determining
p-C10~8C6H4NHCOCH3 (1) in a technical pro-
duct is absent in tho literature. A nethod
was developed$ based on a method for deter-
mining pure sulfochlorides (II) (Drahovizal
F., Klamann, D,, Monatshft. f. Chenie? 19~1'
Card 1/4
POLaD/Chenical TochnolQgy. Chemical Products
and Their Applications. Industrial
Organic Synthosis.
Abs Jour z Rof Zhur-Khimiya, No 6t 1959, 20398
The contents are mixod wolli after tho
sample dissolves, 50 ml of distillos water
aro added, mixed again, 10 ml of NHO (1:1)
are added and 25 U of 0.1 n AgN03 ~~o ti-
tratod out. After tho addition of 10 ml
(C2H5) and 1 ol of a saturated solution
Of FG(W(SO02 12H20 (IV), a sulution
of o,1 n is titratod out by a solution of
NH48CN befuro tha first change of culor.
In case of difficulty in reading, a poten-
tiora.Gtric titration is used, To deterinine,
C11 0.5 g of a sample is weighed 50 Ml
of ?c2H5)0 is added, mixed wel31, ~O al of
Card 3/4
g
j7
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fanyt womeu~tkti t ps
Mot; ArW~'(W
y -A'Mcthod WC.
-2-iuffouyl chwde'llrin tt,
thiadiazole,
o-ActilCl- l6n:mud,Cl -i tM:
-freshi~A19d 'C
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e
patmtioplAtricauy -with-
thq- techn"l, -p d7
ml. di -water to 0,
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disW off AcH o
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ter
911.11c"1 901a gio dista
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-liquid. . . .. .2m, OR. The 81kthod Is
09'
0
ustri4i nadym. 7. Kurtylo-
Oult" la
TV3
BK[JM, Natalia; BKUM9 ZYgmunt
Determination of ammonia in the presence of volatile amines.
Chem anal 5 no-3:461-469 '60. (ME 10: 8)
1. Zaklad Analityczny.in. M. Strussynaklegov Instytut Chemii,
Ogolnej Warszawa.
tAmmonia.) (Anil s)
BELLIM Natalia! BELLEN, Zygmunt
Determination of primary and secondary aliphatic aminee by their
condensation with carbon diBulfide. Chem anal 6 no.1:63-67 161.
(EFAI .10: 7)
-I. Struzzynaki. Analytical Laboratory, Institute of General Chemistry,
Warsaw.
(Aliphatic compounds) (Carbon dioulfide) (Aminen)
POLMD
BELLEN, Natalia- BELLENY Zygmunt; LAM, Zmunt-
Department of Analytical Chemistryp Institute of General Chemistry
(Zaklad Analityc=y im. M. Struszynsldego, Instytut Chemii Ogolnej),
Warsaw - (for all)#
Warsaw, Chemia anali-byczaa No 6, November-December 1965, pp
1205-1209.
"The control of the-7etWenediamine production. Part 2; Determination
of amonia in presence of otbylenediamine and polyetlWleneamines."
Tg
'9~1~ JT
&~LL-4 WAS
used the Optimu= comj-t~oeu d tt
codade
t
f
b
x
o
a
the cato~jr
FF
of da in
htto a I"q1tA dlr. fts--,. e3--.-h
a tLa dre,y croun-A %=Jab
to r-rIA%i4* (01 to 0 03 9
-
tt
6 mix
Add
f w
ta
1
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f
.
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=
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ama %
RINIOR am make rip to V
O-IAf ao&tilm Wmbi~rate. AIL)w to aUM fr..
5
Vda. &A4 Altar. Rflect MA fa&t to ml of t~c flL-
tratc. and mmut tha
cxtil~dm I thc
5
at Go mp.
Sam- amp
IOWK(A
tdevek,~ W~ - f
Bil-l ma, n., 3k"), In wtv'Ch
Yd!QW macuric a" Is us,-d fw Am-
maW3. I* the pro"t tutthd tf-- Mvacp,~~ i~
ka.-nod out unde-v cw-!,~SM t,-X~iZflns a.-J vaj
=ULC-i it pr.~-R'Ad W mlu~a 3~a W-cura.,15. cl 1 1,,.
an arm,*WA up to 1-5~ . c4i4uLitcd
Itmine, T4* amiSC3 an-3 m3mmiA ne Ill O"M w
tht, UW;a way f.,Aa ao alki&Uaw ~,;im into 'I
Ir-ttk Alul t1w 416blaa is ttx-jtcd wIvA 4~11
rRo-at riemvm "[de. The w-ixturc 6 h", -~z t",
hr. =d act &;L(a I'hu botd:i t$ th!n
dodtd with a cubtiT j6tcTpcf cArrywa A ~1")Tt
i*t-tube au4 a tubd thazdiq~ 4tLi &a tct mixt,r.
*L'd it ammacttd w a woptivil filter
knac$, who" st-cm p~asws thrt,-u?,h a t:A,Iwr t:t:r,,,
Cmta a Auk c-oatzirallog 4d. H(1 Ily c~ua!i~,g
Oc fluk, the wA2. frra Mt. Lcull, L ~wLcl vilo
filter-tumnet and thea Law the flaAk With 1- ju~A-
biUty at V-,%w3 vapocrs U., V-Q!4w, Utt
Wgthai w2s f*ur4 to be %aIUfActoTy ftr flo da.r-
snin-mam at vuf*ti:e &EPbatic ami-IC-1 w hc&Amlr.~
POLAND Anrlyticrl Chemistry. Annlysis of Org-nic Subst.-.ncos. E-3
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Xhim., No 7, 19581 No 21238
Author i Bollon, Mrochkovskcyc
Inst : Not given
Title t Determinntion of
2-/d-i-(N-reetylsulfrrilyl)./-rminothir--olo
in .- Tochniorl Product.
Grig Pub Chem, nnrlit,, 1956, 1, No. 4, 320-330
Abstrrct t A voluactric method vrs developed for the detorminetion
of
2- i-(N-acetylsulfvnilyl).7-eminothi.-.zole, cc crIled prontil
(I~Icscd on potentiometrio titrrtion -,tith cn NcOH scetyl-
sulfnthir-zole (II) solution, forming or. the heating of I
itith NH30 The boat results rro obtrined on titr-:-tior, of rn
rquoous solution of NcOH of the test samplo, dissolved in r
mixture of rcotcne cnd wcter (4:1)9 -~dth the nppliertion of
HgOl- end Sb-oloctrodes. The detor-minction of rn equivelent
Ccrd 1/2
POLAND/Analytical Chemistry. Analysis of Organic E
. Compounds -
Abe Jours, Ref Zhur-Whimiya, No.21, 1958,, 70631-
Author -Bellen, Senkovskaya.
Inst
Title The Determination of the Diethylester of Monoethyl-
malonic Acid and the Diethylester of Methy1malonic
Acid in Technical Dieftyleater of DieftImalonic
Acid in the Presence of Each Other.
Orig Pub: Chem anal-y 1957P 2) No 1,, 35-43.
Abstract; A method was developed for the determination of
diethyl eaters of malonic (I), monoethyl malonic
(II), and diethyl malovic acid (ITI) in technical
111. Three determInntions are given (separate
sample weights of the test atfostance).- 1) a volu-
Card 1/2 18
-Di6trk
Atenuldation of
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bildemclon
with dirmedant Ilk a join
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,
n
L
m
t
a
r
p
buffered to PH 0 folloTred by.*a,tltmtjon 01, thelotME&
i
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of
h
f
e
d b
a
ti
ou
.
t SUXQ
t
e
re
an
ditneclono-HCHO cbmp
laldthyde in the polymet Is obtained by oxidation vrit- I I
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of th~ exom lowing
ck-titmtjo
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alk
tdium
b
an
.
m
A
a
n
G, 15!!~UL.
BBLLEN, Z.
Simultaneous determination of formaldehyde and
paraformaldehyde. p. 13.
CHAMIA ANALITYCZNA. (Kominja Analityczma Polskiej Akademii
Nauk i Naczelna
Organteacja Techniczna) Warszawa, Poland. Vol. 4, No. 1/2,
1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EKAI) LC, Vol. 8,
August.1959.
Uncl.
dah
chf 4i'la ja4AjW.eptoqd qdi~ Z
~eiv d qoh,.davZ 'u n tt, lwk
lz. I (Z-AbaAnid,
ian4 a" ia m
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mw
Amw ".4i
lie i"Tw9w)
tam
nglio -Aomz.
cc
OA 48,
4, OHM of 144
-06" le ith a
10 t6~100 r4.,- To
Knr(~; JO ndi 101flo M'-
ird UAV Ogi Lee-waftr ball.
'Him Of dttu-4m ltb(~It
N4A
x
ow-44U(caf. I~jawWdtbA. DOWve a iAtUPW
of Af~ I In 20 t4l' Al
conic, 03-0.5
-1 PO
.25 ml. '30% HSOj-
mo
-4'hm ri H,
ml. 11,N& EA~
P, 30 0
for Cool t6 rOOm tem -mr~~
dWU off Adj tcks rftelver conic. 40 nda aiuW 2 0
OH-11a aWn- S(OP dkw-~ aftO
ith 02H
orliquid. Titlate 'With 0.2m N401
Z~ Kurt
p
BELLEN, Z-.;SEKOWSKA, B.
Determination of aldehydes by the argentometric method. 1.
Determination of
formaldehyde in technical uratropine. p. 25.
CHAMTA ANALITYCZNA. (Kominja Analityczma Polskiej Akademii Nauk i
Naczelna
Organicacja Techniczna) Warszawa, Poland. Vol. 4, No. 1/2, 1959.
Monthly List of He at European Accessions (ERAI) LC, Vol, 8, August
1959.
Uncl.
BELLEN, Z.; SZELAGOWSKA, M.
Analytic checking of 2-sulfonamide-5 acetylamine-1,3,4-thiadiatol
synthesin.p.29.
CRAMIA ANALITYCZNA. (Komisja Analityczma Polskiej Akademii Nauk i Naczelna
Organicacja Techniczna) Warszawa, Poland. Vol. 4, No. 1/2, 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EKAI) LC, Vol. 8, August 1959.
Uncl.
Jt- ~:ILO;
PIT ZygmInt
Methods of determining aldshydes with thehelp of
oxidation by
silver (I) oxide. Chem anal 4 no.4:675-683 159. (aAr 9:61
le-Zaklad Analitycxny Instrtutu Chamil Ogolnej, Warszawa.
(Aldehydes) (Oxidation) (Silver oxides)
ACHMATOWICZp Osman; BEL
On the steroidal constituents.of nuphar luteus. Roes chexii 34
no.1:93-102 160. lotg)
1. Department of Organic Chemistry, University, Warsaw and Organic
Chemistry Laboratory, Po3Ash Acaderay of Science, Warsiir.
(Steroids) (Ruphar)
BELLEN, Natalia; BELLENO ZygMMt
Determination of ammoula in the presence of volatile amines.
Chem anal 5 no.3461-469 160. (KUI 10:8)
1. Zaklad Analitycany im. M. Strussynakiego, Instytut Chamii
Ogolnej Warszawa.
4=onia) (Awr a)
BELLENI Natalia; BELLEN,*Zygmmt
Determination of primary and secondary aliphatic amines by their
condensation with carbon disulfide. Chem anal 6 no.1:63-67 161.
(EEA1 10:7)
1, Struezynaki Analytical laboratory, Institute of General Chemistry,
Warsaw.
(Aliphatic compounds) (Carbon disulfide) (Aninea)
BELLENOZYgmunt; SEKOWSKA, Barbara
Simultaneous determination of acetaldebyda and paralde a& Cbez
anal 6 no.D69-74 161. (UsAI 1131 7T
1. Strussynaki Analytical laboratory, Institute of General
Chenistry,
Warsaw.
(Acetaldebyde) (Paraldebyde)
BELLLM?N,._kEpunt; ROCHEL, Irene,
Det~rmination of small amounts of acetaldebyde in some,i=c
solvents. Chem anal 6 no.2:1 $-199 161. (EEA
1, Strussynski Analytical Department., Institute of General
Chemistryj
Varsaw.
(Acetaldebyde) (Solvents) (Organic compounds)
BKUM3, ZygmMt; SEKOWSKA$ Barbara
Arg6ntometric determination of acetaldebyde in the presence of
acetone, Chem anal 6 no,2:201-206 161. (EFAI 10: 9)
1 StruszynBki Analytical Departmentj Institute of General
Chemistry,
i~rsav*
(Aestaldebyde). (Acetone) (Argentometry)
BELLEN, Zygmunt; KOCHEL, Irena;
v
IPolarographic determination of terephthalic acid and
its
potassium salts in the presence of phthalic, toluic.,
and
benzoic acids and their potassium salts. Chem anal 8
no.3:
411-423 163.
2. M. Struszynski Analytical Laboratory, Institute of
General
Chemistry., Warsaw.
ACHMTOWICZ# Osman
Alkaloids of Nuphar luteum (19) SN* KP29 Hocz chemii 36
no,1281815-1825 63.
1. Department of Organic Chemistry University# Warsavs, and
Institute of Organic Chemistry.. Polish Academy cf Sciences,
Varsav.
TOM
ry~
=AM, A&WIal IMAM, XypWtj LAPAw %Vmt.
at Q"Swt imutoe ef "WMI matAft
he Ift us"i" Cbm" 0101"Ot
virsm Ow all)*
19"WO, No 6a i I%Sp vp ms-l".
OnW SoUtIVI St V%A 2.4 1 datum
st *am" p"Mm 4t
POIAM
UmAs zyss"* mp ftn*
clad tqF Zzabde:1426""Jit"Ur to* IfosisvWxynddeso Insk"%ft
Cbm" 'OVIDOS)o ftraaw (for all)
va"WO
Ofto contra or a- tudso proftetiomw ftrt 56 30SLUtOM
AmAt
moth" of Ot wtvissixis#
t4ttbalisuetotimdne in a
BELIMIR, N*
Changeo in the vas6ularization of the bons during Btreptomycin
therapy and surgical treatment of tuberculous osteitis in an
experiment. Ortop., travm. i protez. no.3t48-52 162.
(MIRA 15:6)
1. Iz..Leningradskogo.nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
khirurgicheekogo tuberkuleza (dir. - prof. D. K. Khokhlovs,
nauchnyy.rukovoditell - deyetvitel'TVY chlen AMN SSSR prof.
F. G. Kornev). Adres avtora: Leningrad K-21, Institutskaya,
d. 6, Leningradskiy institut, khirurgicheskogo tuberkuleza i
kostno-sustavnykh zabolevaniy.
BELL W IRP E. N., aspirant
Changes in vascularization in axperimental -osteoarticular
tuber-
culosio. Probl. tub. 40 no.4:76-83 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. 1z Leningradskogo nauchno-iseledovateliskogo instituta
khirurgicbeakogo tuberkaleza (dir. - prof. D. K. Khokhlov),
nauchnyy rukowoditell - deyatvitellnyy chlen ANN SSSR prof.
P. G. Kornev.
(BONW-TUBERCULOSIS) (JOINTS-TUBERCULOSIS)
~BFLUNDIRP E.N., kand.zed.nauk (Lenirgrad K-156, u1. d.5)
Bonn grafting to fill the pontoperative cavIty In Albr.1ght's
syndrome. Ort-op., tram I protez. 25 no.12t6l () 164.
(ViTPA 19rl)
1. Iz Leningrad31--Zo inatituta kbirur- -.h~~3kcgo
tuberkffleza
(direktor - prot.D.K.KhoVhlov; nauchnyy rukovodltelt -
ckystvitellny-y
chlen AMN SS-M prof P.G.Kornev). SubiTdtted January 10,,
1964.
kand.med.nauk (Leningrad X-220, Grazhdanakiy prospekt,
d.15, korpus 8. kv.189)
Characteristias of the revascularization of sponglous bone
auto- and homotransplantaw Ortopol travme i proten, 26
no.l2t4l-47 D 165.
MRA 1921)
1. 1z Leningradskogo instituta khirurgichesk(,go tuberkuleza
('direktor - prof.D.K,Khokhlov; nauchrwy rukovodJtell - deystvi-
tellrWy chlen AM SSSR prof.P.G.Kornev). Submitted August 30,
1965.
L a 0 10 V 0 1? V It V 48 0
A lot,
The tuflucace tif drying and grind' In the preparation
o( juhtnileut clays fac dnU"-
so C Vj KAM. 26. Na. It, 'I
cLays frxnn the liny.hlysev t rry wrf,
IMIM with r"Pect to dw prol:iCit" of Wtud thil, obwin"i
Iform these clos'la The rAttwAl State or artrf drying At
41
09'a Z lifIrtrut ttmiss. (30-40* meld W~90*) amt STirdling in a
.00
w mdl for diffoval pti" Of IW. PrrlilflittArY Iff)'1114
(A the cluAy nim11% hi bighri content of lunipi In the
mud. higher and gtrairf thicknc-.% of
the ctuit. them ciffects hiring more proutiunced at higlwf
*0 dryingtesups, It Al'o sulun I Lilly ST(An 1, thedWill
60 tkintimeolcubeiialIXIX irm. size lorni~l In" cl.w =09
amt. of 11,0 and then inutirfm4l In IIX). a9 0
1with a limited
09 43 C14Y kampl" which kivir been VMn,I Ing 3.5 ur N IiT.. coo
00 - in a Mill give mud Buick having .1 f"Inced cfwll~nf .I go 0
umps a higher filtration rate, ift% %ettlipg,ana a Inigh-ir
00 it .1*t1c'n;Wancv to bear. ljruno~ C. %I 0 1 zurr
900
MA
NO 0
see
A I I - I L AMJALLWVM~ LffMTM UAUWXATMN 009
100
We 0
WAG" 04 1 Was* wit 441 amt 411411 apt GeV sit
u a Aw 10 ts1l; 4 ; ; V a I r ; ,, -
0 C g a in a 09 go 1 1 V le S 0 3 4 V
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 -0-0 0 a 0 0 0 * As As 0 - - - - 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 * * 0 0 's 40,000 1
BE11M, if. N., Engr
IlThe Development of the Techniques of Preparing and
Utilizing- Drilling
Huds in Devonian Formations Under the Complex
Condi-AlAons of the Eastern Oil
Fields." Cand Tech Sci, Moscow (Order of the Lalor Red
banner) Petrole=
Inst imerd 1. '111. Giikbin, 23 1 Nov .54. (VII, 15 Nov
54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations
Defended tor USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (11)
SO: SUM. No. 521, 2 Jim 55
BILLETi's - v -
r-
Plugging-sand cement for cementing oil wells. Trudy Giprovo-
stoknefti ao-1:277-284 158. (MIR& 13:9)
(Oil well cementing) -
Clay powder from local calcium clayg. Trudy Giprovostoknefti
no.1:284-292 t58. (MIRL 13:9)
(Kuybyshev Province--Clay)
(Oil well drilling fluids)
,BMIER, N.H.
- I
Datermining the quality of clays for the production of
clay-baes
fluids. Trudy Giprovostoknefti no.1:299-304 158. (MIRA 13:9)
(Clay) (Oil well drilling fluids)
Xffect of pregnancy on reflwwo originating vith hemoreceptors
of the ovaries. Bl~l,ekBp,blol,i sad. 37 no.3:8-12 * 154.
(MMA 7:6)
l."Voys'nno-morekw meditsinskaya, Akad miya.
(PMNARGI) (BLOOD-CERCIUTATIOX)
(RISPIRATION)
BELLER, N. U., Cand Mlod Sci -- (diss) "Part of the nervous
system
in the regulation of the composition of the blood md the
saturation
of artarial blood by oxy,&
.,an in conditions of hypoxia.11 Leningrad,
19572 17 pp (Acadmy of Sciences USSR. Institute of
Physiology i=
I. P. Pavlo,r), 100 copies (IM, 36-57, 107)
Role of intaroceptors in the regulation of oxygen
saturation of
arterial blood. Parts 1. Role of the sinocarotid zones
in regulation
of oxygen saturation of arterial blood in hypoxia (with
suatmary, in
Rnglish]. Biul.ekep.biol. I med. 43 no.6il2-18 Je '57.
(MIRA 10110)
1. Is laboratorii obahchey fiziologii (zav, -
deyetvitellnvy chlen
ARN 58SR prof. V.N.Chernigovskiy) Institute nomallnoy I
patologichs-
skoy fiziologil AHN SSSR (dir. - dayetvitellan chlen
ANN SSSR prof.
V.N.Chernigovskiy), Moskva I kafadry aviatsionnoy
meditainy Voyanno-
morskoy me(litainakoy akademii (nach. kafedry - dotsent
A-A-Sergeyev),
Leningrad. -Predatavlena deyetvitellrqm chlenom AHN
SSSR V.N.
Chernigovskim.
(OXYGEN, in blood.
eff. of denervation of carotid sinus in exper. hypoxia
on saturation (Rua))
(CkRCTID SINUS, physiology,
eff. of denervation on oxygen saturation of blood In,
exper, hypoxia (RUB))
(,ANOXIA, experimental,
eff. of denervation of carotid sinus on blood oxygen
saturation (Rue))
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AUTHOR: None Given
TITLEt Dissertations (Dissertataii)
Department of Biological Sciences (Otdeleniye biologichaskikh
nauk) July - December 1957 (Iyul' Dekabr' 1957 g-)
PERIODICALt Vestnik Akademii Nauk,SSSR,1958,' :Nr
4,PP-122-122(USSR)
A33STRACTs d) for the degree of a Candidate of Medical Sciencest
N. N. TIAller - Particip4tion of the Nervous System in the Con-
trol of the STood Content and the Saturation of the Arterial
Blood with Oxygen under the Conditions of a Hypo3cia (Uchastiye
nervnoy sistemy v regulatsii sostava krovi i nasyshchenii
arteriallnoy krovi kislorodom Y usloviyakh gipoksii)
M. Ye. Lindeman - The Sucking Action of the Gall-Bladder
in the Normal and Pathological State of the Cortex (Veasyva-
tel'naya funktsiya zhelchnogo puzyrya pri normallnom i pato-
Ilogicheskom sostoyanii kory goloynogo mozga)
L. G. Pervoy - Investigation of the Higher Nerve Functions of
Card 1/3 Hysterics (Izuoheniye vysshev nerynoy doyatellnosti u
bolfnykh
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Dissertations, Department of Biological Sciences. July - December
1957
isteriyey)
I. V. Sergeyeva - Suseeptibilityto Drinking of-the Nutritive
Center if the Higher Nerve Function is InjiLred (Pitlyevaya
vozbudimost' pishchevogo teentra pri narushenii vysshey nerv-
noy deyatellnosti)
Imre Tomka - Investigation of the Development of Conditioned
Connections on the Sound of Pronounciation in Early Child-
hood (Izuoheniye razvitiya uslovnykh svyszey ba zvuki rechi
u detey rann-Dgo Yozrasta)
9) At the Institute of Plant Physiology imeni K.'A. Timiryazev
(Institut fiziologii racteniy imeni K. A. Timiryazeva) the
following dissertations were defendedt
a) for the degree of Doctor of Biological Soiencess
A. N. Gusev - Some Rules of the Water Regime of the Plants
(Nekotoryye zakonomernosti vodnogo rezhima rasteniy)
b) for the degree of Candidate of Biological Sciencess
Yu. G. Molotovskiy - On the Problem of the Physiologic Cha-
racteristics of Heat Resistivity of Some Cultivated Plants
Card 2/3 (K voprosu o fiziologicheskoy sushchnosti
zharoustoychivosti
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Dissertations. Department of Biological Sciences. July - December
1957
.nekotorykh kulturnykh rasteniy)
10) At the Soil Institute imeni V. V. Dokuchayev (Pochvenniy.
institut *ni V. V. Dokuchayeve) the following diesertatiQns
for the degree of the Doctor of Agricultural Soienoes were de-
tended#
S. H. Ivanov Phosphate Regime.s of the Peats and Meadow-Pod-
sols of.the Belorueskaya SSR (Yosfatnyy rezhim torfov i
de=ovo-podzolistykh yoohv Belorueskoy SSR)
A. A. Nemchinov -Uampy Grounds in the North of the European
Part of the.UBSR (Bolotnyye poahyy Yevropeyakogo Severa SSSR)
1. Koloa-ftbliogra~pby 2. Kbliograpby-4401097
Card 3/3
USSR111mmn and imiml PhysioloL7. Ruspiration. T
j,bs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 20, 1958, 93280.
imthor
List
Title -Si(;i:Lficnncc of Interomptors An ReC-p--Uation of Oxygen
Satui-ation of trturial Dlood., 2. Role of Spleci and
Carotid Sinus Zones la Mgulation of 0:qC;on Saturatimi
of Pxterial Blood in
Or- r, Pub: nyul. chs-ocriu. biol. I mod., 1958, 45, o 2, 42-46.
Abut=.ct: in 44 oxporimenta o,.i c,-.tis with dencrvz-.Uo;. of
V-w
carotid sinuses trcunsi-Uory hypoxia producQd a Tiom,
sienifiecat dccruasu in the o.VC;cnati.oa of blood than
, but donervetion of t4v spleen brouf),it
in nomal arimln i,
about an wistable and lc-ss cxpruijaca &:sbm~br~nco of this
Card 1/2
and ;,:iinnnl PhysioloL7. Bespiration. T
Jour: Rof 22iur-Diol., Ho 20, 1.958, 93281.
.*-'Lv~lior : Boller,
List
T*~.tlo SioAficance of Ir-tQrocoptors in RoLulz~' ion oZ
0:,yGon,
&iturntion of Blood- 3- Influence of Denerva-
tion of Carotid Sinuo Zones on Oxygen Saturation of
Arterial Blood mid v,, Volime of Pulnoi=7 Ventilation.
OriG -Pub: Dyul. eloperin. biol. i i-xd., 1958, 45, 110 3,
45-48-
;,bstract: In 33 o%Terirents o-a cats and rabbits denervation
of
the carotid sinus zones brouGht about a reduction in
the volwaa of puLraonm.7 ventilation and the doCrce
Of 02 saturation of the blood. Denervratia:! of the
spleen and cuttinG of the feraoral neives, and also
irritation of Vic peritoneum) led only to teiapomry
Card 1/-P
6P-
BET-I R., N.N.1 ZHEVLAKOV, V.A.
Is # practical to use hydrochloric baths In oil vell
comenting?
Neft. khoz. 38 no,..US30-33 N 160. (MM 34:4)
(Kuybyshev Province--Oil vell cementing)
KUFZHMVAy Zelej ORKRMHF-VA,, IsM,
Q)taining a 3Feapat for clay muds from rdMte-alcohol residue
V.r chlorination. Trudy MI NP no.1702-22 162.
(MIRA IWO
BELjM,_N.!.; CHURKIN YusD,; FIATNITSKAYA, N.V.
0
Antifoaming reagents for aqueous and eross-link d
muds and a
method for testing them. Trudy KNII NP no.17:23-31
162,
(MIRA 17:8)
BMIER, U.N.) PYATNITSKAYA, N.V.
Using surfactants when drilling in
producing'strata-in the
Yakushino, oil field. Trudy KNII NP no.1702-36 062.
(MM IM)
BIRT LEH, ;-SHARANOVAO L.S.
Controlling the parametars of cement slurries using surfactants
at low and high temperatures. Tr~dy KNII NP no.l7t47-54 162.
(KM 17:8)
1
M, I n. N.N, - MISYASHCIIIKOVA, S.S. It
V
Evoked potentials of the limbic cerebral corte$ in
cats folIGwIng
atImulation of mesenteric nerves. Fiziol. zhur. 51
no.8#9'18-925
Ag 165. (MR.A 180)
1. Laboratoriya obahchey fiziologii Inatituta
fiziolcgii imeni
Favlova AN SS.SR, Leningrad.
KICHMUNT N*11#8 IDW4-1 BM=t ItaN-
ASSambUra an eshost f--AAI* with a towr 3W m* high Proms
vtroU 43 rto& 31040 1654 W; 18M)
BELURTY 6.
'llic problem of the stability of closeLf-loop *sterris.
I
P. 3.65 (ARGE 2J-., AUCOII~'-,MM~11 L ) I~olnnd, ;'o1- . 1,
11o. 3/4,
Xnntldy incey. of Last Lurot:can Accession!; (JU-'-;) ',oll.
c.,, "o. 1"' , ;70vernbr-i, 1957
S/194/62/000/005ZI30/15T
D271/D308
AUTHOR: .-Dellert,-S.
TITLE: Pourier integral and the investiCation-of electrical
four-terminal networks by the pulse method
ZERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika 1 radioelektronika,
no. 5, 1962, abstract 5-7-39 n (z esz. nauk. Politechn.
wars'z. 1959, no. 42, 79-109)
TE'XT; A pulse method based on the use of F6urier integrals
is'pre-
sented for the study of four-terminal networks. Mathematical
theory
of F 'ourier integrals is given. Fundamental concepts of the
Fourier
inteorral theory and of,the pulse investigation of four-terminal
net-
a C2
works are presented. Concepts of Fourier and Laplace transforms,
-frequency spectrumv pulse function, and transmission
coefficient of
quadrupoles are introduced. General relations are shown; ideal
pulse
filters are considered. The theory is-explained on an exbMple'of
a
low- ass filter,
* 9 references. LAbstractor's note: Complete tran 1a_
tion~.
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.. . EELLMT,_A,_ _
Computer four-pole synthesis based on the methM Pf structural
numiters, Archiv elektroteoh 13 no.3t485-510 164.
1. Division of Communication of the Technical University,
Warsaw. -
BELLERT Stanislaw; GODWOD, Jerzy; KOWAISKI, Mieczyslaw
~
Teleconference equipment. Rozpr elektrotech 8 no.2:317-335
162.
x
1. Katedra Teletranamisji PrzewodowejA Politechnika,
Warszawa.
EELInT St.
Topolog cal, considerations and oywthesie of linear networks
by the method,of.-struotural numbers. Archiv elektrotech 12
no.3 473-500 063
1. Couammication Departmentp Teabnical University, Warsav.
S/044/62/000/002/006/092
C111/C222
AUTHOR: Bellerl, Stanislaw
TITLE: Operational calculus in linear 8paces
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 2, 19062, 9,
abstract 2B46 ("Rozpr. elektrotechn.11, 1960, 6, no- 3,
169-212)
TEXT: A uniform repre!jentation of the operational method is
Given for ouestiono of various kinds; for example, for the solution
of differential and difference equations with constant coefficients,
of Fuler-type equations, of differential-difference equations, of
Bernoulli equations and others. The suggested rLithod is based on
the
fundamentals of functional analysis. The examples worked-out are
intended to acquaint engineers and technicians with the practical
applications of this method.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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BE LL.I~, R.
"The Origin and Development of Socialist Property in the
Agriculture
of the Rumanian People's Republic";
dissertation for the degree of Candidate of Economic Sciences
(awarded by the Timiryasev Agricultur al AcadwW, 1%2)
(Izvestlya Timir7azovskoy Sell3kokhotyaystyennoy Akademiis Moscow,
No. 20
1963, pp 232-236)
EEIII N. candidat in stiinte economics
"A short course on agricultural statistical' by Petro
Onioa.
Pt, 1. Reviewed by N,Belli. Problems econ 16
no.3tl38-142 Mr 163.
BELLI N. candidat in stiinte economics; SUFANAp N.
=-=LL-=
Calculatiox ot the labor productivity on collective farms.
Probleme econ 16 no.7slO6-118 Jl 163.