SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOKOL, S. - SOKOLENKO, I.A.

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4. helvabinsk -',oal '.Iinez and Ilining
7. Lutstanding accomplishment of the Cheliabinsk mane workers. Completing
9h.2 r;eters of shaft in one month. Mast. ual. no. 10. 1P 2.
1 55
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

92-2-26/37
AUTHORS: Yevgenide, K., Sokol, S., Staff Members
TITLE: Protective Collars in Oil-producing Directional Wells
(Primeneniye protektorov pri ekspluatatsli naklonnykh
skvazhin)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanik, 1958, Nr 2, pp 28-30 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: To prevent excessive wear of the pump piston rods, pump
tubings, and drill stem in directional drilling, Rumanian drill-
ers started to use various protective devices. Of these the
ICHEP type protective collar proved to be the most effic~ent-
Two types of protective collars have been devised in Rumania:
one for pump piston rods, and the other for pump tubings. The
principle on which their use is based is the transfer of the
mechanical wear of rods and tubes to protective collars. To
maintain normal operating conditions of a deep piston rod pump
used in directional wells, the protective collar has to be built
of durable material, which, however, should not be as hard as
steel. Textolite., semi-textolite and plastic materials serve
the purpose. In designing this type.of collar the results of
the study of M.A. Rudyk of the Institut Mashinovedeniya (Ma-
Card 1/3

92-2-26/37
Protective Collars in Oil-producing Directional Wells (Cont.)
angle of the well. Since the described collars are not yet
manufactured in series it has not been possible to determine
the economy of their use. It is clear, however, that a sub-
stantial saving will be achieved by using this device. When
the drill stem is 6 5/8-in. In diameter, the outside diameter
of the protective collar for 2 1/2-in. pump tubing is 125 mm.
The desip of textolite protective collars is simple and the
cost is low. They are easy to operate and can protect various
underground too*ls of a directional well. Moreover, they may
replace the wooden insulators used in the electrical deparaf-
finization of oil wells. They are of partictilar advantage in
directional drilling. There are three sketches showing the
protective collar and the Profile of a directional oil well.
ASSOCIATION: Rumanian Petroleum Scientific Research Institute
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3

SOKOL, S.
Po3to,pexstive gnastrl.a drainage. Pol3lci tygod. lek. 5:3-1., 13 Mar. ro.
.0
p. 415-( )
1,, Of the Second t-t,_r_r7ical Clirtic of the Medice- Academy in Gdansk
Olead-Prof. K, De,-",,,ki., 'wr. D,,).
CLiff, 19, 5, llov.s, - )50

SOKOL, S. , MIGGIM, T.
Novocaine treatnent
Polsid tyi,,od. lek.
of diseases of the peripheral arteries.
5:13j. 27 "-far. 50. p. 491-2
L, Of the Seeond Surgical Clinic of the 14stdcal Acadeny in
Gdansk Olead-Prof. Kazimierz Debleld., lie Do)o
GUIL 19v 5. Novo, 19"0

MAGIERA, T.; SOKOL, S.
Effects of intravenously administered novocaine in peripheral arterial
diseases. Polski tygod. lek. 6 no.27-28:840-855 9 July 51. (CIML 21:5)
.Jcal Clinic (Diroca.
1. Of tho Second Stir,- 4or--Prof. Kazimierz Debicki,
M.D.) of Gdansk Medical Academy.

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DIBICKI, Kazimierz-, SOKOL. Stanislaw
Problem of gastric cancer according to observations of the Second
Surgical Clinic of the AcadeaV of Medicine in Gdansk. Polski
tygod. lek. 9 no.14:432-438 5 Apr 54.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirargicznej Akademii.Redycznej w Gdansku;
kisrownik: prof. dr IF.Debtaki
(STOMACH, neoplasms.)

SOKOL, Stanislaw (Gdansk. ul. Dabinki, 7. 11 Klinika Chirarg. A.M.)
Contemporary Polish medical ex libris. Polski tygod. lek, 9 no-36:
1180-1182; contd. 6 Sept 54.
(BOOKS,
ned, ex libris In Poland)
(MIDICINE,
med. ex libris in Poland)

SOKOL, Stanislaw (Gdansk-WrxeszczQ u1, Degni-Dabinski ?, 11 Klinika
Chir. A.M.)
Contemporary- Polish medical ex libris. Polski tygod. lek. 9 no.37:
1213-1214,- concl. 13 Sept 54.
(]BOOKS,
mad. ex libris in Poland)
(MEDIGINED
mad. ex libris in Poland)

SOKOL,.Stanislaw-, JUNGOWSKA, Anna, Gdansk-Wrzeazcz, ul. Debinki 7. 11
Dorsal pharyngeal diverticula. Polaki przegl. chir. 26 no.10:
871-883 Oct 54.
1. Z 11 kliniki chirurgiaznej Akad. Medyernej w Gdansku-, kierownik
prof. Dr. K.Debicki. Z Zakladu radiologil Akad. Med. w Gdansku;
kierownik: prof. dr. W.Grabowski
(P W TNX. diverticula
dorso-phar7ngeal. surg.)

SOKOL# S.
Effect of liver injury on its function. Polski pr-zegl.chir. 26
no.11 Suppl.A89-192 1954 0
(LIVER,
wounds a-ad injuries,
junct. tests in)
(LIVER ?UNCTION TESTS. in various diseases,
liver inj.)
(WMOS AND INJURIES,
liver, funct. tests in)

DEBICKT, Kazimierz; CYORSKI, Marian- PO.KOL.L p,
_~k__plslaw -,-
Observations on surgical results in the treatment of
constrictive pericarditis. Kardiol. polska I no-3-4:
85-87 1955.
1. Z II Klin. Cblrurg. AM w Gdanskii, Kier. prof. dr.
K. Debicki i z I Klin. Chorob Wewn. AM w Gdansku
Kier. prof. dr. M. Gorski.
(PERICARDITIS, ADHESIVE, surgery,
results (Pol))

SOKOL, Stanislaw
Changes in peripheral venous pressure during intrathoracic surgery.
Polski tygod.lek. 10 no.15:457-462 12 Apr 55.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej A.M. w Gdansku: kierownik: prof. dr
K. Debicki Gdano k-Wrzeszcz, ul. Debinki 7. 11 Klinika Chirurg. A.M.
(THCRAX surge'7,
pert;heral venous presoure changes)
(BIM PMSURR,
venous, peripheral. changes in thorax surg.)

SOKOL, Stanislaw; KOVALSKI,Janusz.
Utility of azygography in diagnosis of pulraonarr t=ors. Polski
tygod.lek. 10 no.29:947-953 18 JulY '55-
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej, kierownik: prof.dr K. Debicki i z
Zakladu Radiologii. kierownik: prof.dr W. Grabowski; A.M. w
Gdansku. Gdansk-Wrzenzcz, ul. Debinki 7.
(LUNGS, neoplasms.
diag.,angiography of azygos vein)
(ANGI0GRkPHY,.
axygos vein, diag. of pulm.tumors)
(VEINS, AZYGOS, radiograpby,
in-cancer of lungs)

SOKOL, Stanislaw
Treatment of retroperitoneal rupture of the urinary bladder. Polski
przegl.chir. 27 no.2:165-167 Feb 55.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej A. M. w Gdansku. Kierownik: prof. dr
Debtaki.
(BIADD31R, rupture,
rotroperitoneal, surg., method)

30KOL Stanimlaw; ZYROMSXA, Monika; MORZYCKA, Maria.
Brain abscess in a 15-month-old child. Polski tygod.lek. 11 no.2:
74-78 9 -Tan 56.
1. Z' II Kliniki Chirurgicznej: kier: prof. dr K.Debicki, s Kliniki
Nourologicznej; kier: prof. dr S.Majewsks, i z Instytut Kedycyny
Morskiej i Tropikalnej A.M. w Gdansku; kier: prof. dr J.Horsycki.
Gdansk-Wrzeszcz, ul. Debinki 7. 11 Xlinika Chirargicma A.M.
(BRAIN, abscess
in child)
(ABSCXSS
brain, in child.)

SOKOL, Stanislaw
Diverticulum of the duodenum and acute pancreatisis. Polski przegl.
chir. 27 no.1:11-17 Jan 55-
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej A. M. v Gdansku. Kierownik: prof. dr
K.Dabicki.
(DUODENUM, diverticula,
causing acute pancreatitis, ther.)
(PANCREATITIS, etiology and pathogenesis,
duodenitl diverticulum)

-ery -,ril 57
Sur
Soc.~ V01.11/4
1858. SOKOL S. and KOWALSKI J. 2e Clin. de Chir. de l'Acad. de N16d., Inst.
cFe -Radiol., Gdansk. *L'azygographie dans les tumeurs pulmonaires.
Azygography in pulmonary tumours LYONCHIR. 1956, 51/2
(151-156, Illus. 6
The flow of contrast medium to the vena cava inferior shows an existing barrage,
produced by new growth at the level of the arch of the azygos vein. This Is one of
the early signs of venous obstruction. The azygography through the spinal pro-
cesses of the dorsal vertebrae ought to be used when the operability of the right
lung tumourfl Is studied. (IX, 5,15, 16)

J
ZIELINSYI, Anna; SOKOL, Stanislaw; YRYdRYCH, Kazimiera
Pleuroperienrdial cysts. Polski przegl. radiol. 21 no.2:97-107
Mar-Apr 57.
1.1.. Zakladu Radiologii it. M. w Gdonska Kierownik. prof, dr mad.
W. Grabowski. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej it. M. w Gdansku Kierownik:
vrof dr mad. X. Debicki. 2 11 Kliniki Ghorob Wewnetrznych A. M.
w Gdansku Kierownik: prof dr. mad. St. Wszvlaki.
(PIZURk, cysts
pleuropericardial (Pol))
(PIRICARDUM, cysts
pleuroperic,qrdW (Pol))

SOKOL, Staniulnw
In memorininto Dr. J.Pe Lukowicz. Polski przegl. chir. 30 no.1:1-2
Jan 58
1. Gdansk, -Akad. Medyczna - II. KI. Chirurgicznas
(OBITUARIES,
Lukowicz, Jan P. (Pol))

SOKOL, S.
Annstomools of the intraheT)atic bile ducts to the stomach (hepato-
gastrostomia). Polski -Drzegl. chir. 30 no.4:369-373 APr 58.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej A. M. w Gdansk-d Kierownik: prof. dr 1.
Debicki Gdansk-Wrzeszcz, II Klinika Chirurgiczna A. M. u1. Debniki 7.
(BILE DUCTS, surgery I
intrahepatic duct anastomosis to stomach, indic. & Technic
(Pol))
(STOKAGH, surgery
anastomosis of intrahepatic bile ducts ~o stomach, indic.
& technic (Pol))
(LIVXR, surgery
anastomosis of intrahepatic bile ducts to stomach, indic.
& Technic (Pol))

SOKOL,-Stan-k~law,* JUNGOWSKA, Anna; WRZOLKOWA, Teresa
Bronchial adenoma. Polski przegl.chir. 32 no.8/9:901-917 160.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej A.M. k Gdansku Kierownik: prof. dr
X.Debicki z Zakladu Radiologii A.M. w Gdansku Kierownik: prof.
dr W.Grabowski z Zakladu Anatomii Patologiamej A,Mu w Gdansku
Kierownik: prof. dr W.Gzarnocki.
(ADENOMA surg)
(BRONCHI neopl)

SOKOL, Stanislaw; 37-'I-:-'CifQWSiC4,, Wanda; ZEGARSKA~, ZGfia
Histoche--.,ical peroperative liver exam-ination in diseases of the
digestive system and 1.1-iliary trac-U. Polski crzp-gl, chJr- 33 no-2a;
1327-1328 ;61~
1, Z 11 Klinik-i C,Ilirurgicznej AM w Gdansku Kierownik: prof~ dr
1'. Debick! i z Zakdadu Ilistologii i Enibriologii AM Kiarownik: prof~
S, Hiller.
(LIVER pathol) (GASTROINTESTRUL ZYSTSM sLlrt,,)
(BILIARf TRACT surg)

SOKOL, Stanis Law; IIALECKA-DDINICKA, Stanislawa
Attempted surgical therapy of endocardial fibroelastosis. Fol. tyg.
lek. 17 no.41; 1598-1601 8 0 162.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej; kierownik: Prof. dr K. DebAki Vz
I Kliniki Chorob Dzieci; kierownik: prof. dr K. Krecinski AM w',
Gdansku.
(ENDOCARDIAL FIBROELASTOSIS) (HEART SURGERY)

SOKOL~ Stanislaw; SNIECHOWSKA, Wanda; ZEGARSKA, Zofia
...... --
Effect of surgical injury on the liver in the light of histochemical
studies. Pol. przegl. chir. 34 no.7:67,1-680 162.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej AM w Gdansku Kierownik:,prof. dr
K. Debicki i z Zakladu Histologii i Embriologii AM w Gdanska
Kierownik: prof. dr S. Hiller.
(LIVER) (BIOPSY) (SURGERY OPERATIVE) (ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE)
(LIPID METABOLISM) (LIVER GLYCOGEN)

SOKOL, Stanislaw; ZIELINSKA, Anna
Lipoma of the anterior mediastinum. Pol. przegl. chir. 34 no.9:
909-913 162.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej AM w Gdansku Kierownik: prof. dr
K. Debicki i z Zakladu Radiologii AM w Gcknsku Kierownik: prof.
dr W. Grabowski.
(MEDIASTINAL NEOPLASMS) (LIPOMA)

SOKOL, Stanislaw; NAZARM4ICZ) Teresa
Remote results of the intrahepatic anastmosis of the bile
ducts with the digestive system. Pbl. przeal. chir. 35
no.7/8:827-829 163.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej AM w Gdansku KieraTnik: prof.
dr K. Debicki i z Zakladu Anatonii Patologicznej AM w Gdansku
Kierownik% rof, dr W. Czarnecki.
MUNDICE, OBSTRUCTIVE) (SURGERY, OPERATIVE)
(BILE DUCTS, INTRAHEPATIC) (STC14ACH
(INTESTINE, SMALL) (GALLBLADDFR NEOPLASMS)
(PANCREATIC NEOPLASMS)

SOKOL, Stanislaw
Indications for unilateral adrenolectomy in arteritis obliterans
of the lower extremities. Polski przegl. chir. 35 no.9:983-984 163.
Adrenal surgery. 973-979.
1. Z II Kliniki Chivurgiczrej AM w Gdansku. Kiero,~mik: prof.dr.
K,Debidki,
IA-

SOKOL, Stanislaw; KEDZIA, Ile.-Iona
ydrogenase aotivIty in the calf
Studies on the succjrjj(, acid dfz)r
muscle of patients with.circulatory disordi~rs of the lower
extremitigs. Pol. przegl. chir. 35 no.10/11:113�-1142 163,
1, Z II Kliniki Chirurgioznaj al w Gdansku Kierownik: prof.
dr Kv DebickiJ z Zakladu Histologii AM w Gdansku Kierownik:
prof. dr S. Hiller.
(ISCHaIIA) (SUCCINATEF DEHYDROGENASE)
(MUSCLES ) (LEG) (M'I'ABOLISM)

DEBICKI, Hazimierz; SOKOL, Stanislaw
Splenopleuropex3r in the treatment of portal hypertension.
Polski przegl. chin. 35 no.6.*563-567 163.
1. Z II Kliniki ChirLirgicznej AM w Gdansku Kierowaik: prof.
dr K. Debicki.
(HYPERTENSIONY PORTAL) (SPLEEN)
(SURGERY, OPFMTIVE)

DEBICKI, Kazimierz; SOKOL, Stanislaw; PRYCZKOWSKI, T.
Radiography after transplantation o-17 the spleen into the pleural
cavity. Pol, tyg. lek. 20 no.24:695 14 Je 16,5i.
1. Z Kliniki Chirurgicznej AM w Gdansku (Kierownik: prof. dr. med.
K. Debicki).

SOKOL, Stanislaw
Tumors of Vater's papilla. Pol. przegl. chir. 37 no-4:316-321
Ap'65.
1. Z 11 Kliniki Chirurgicznej Akademil Medyc--nej w Gdansku
(rierownik: prof. dr. K. Debicki).

DEBICKI, Kazlmierz; SCROL, Stan'-:31aw; JCNAS, Zygmunt
AnalyBis of cardiosurgical activity of the 2d Surgical C!iTi-4,-.
of the Medical Acadomy in Gdansk. Pol. przegl.. ctir, 37 no. 12^
3227-1231 D 1 65.
1. Z 13 Kliniki Chirurgicznej AM w Gdanskv (Kierownik". prof. dr.
K. Vebicki).

1 , ZM A,~.` Mar
A, ar., I -
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I touly ii.
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b I i r -i~ e r i t i s o f x-L r &in 1 s P r r
37 n o. 2 272 D 65.
I., Z 11 Kliniki ANG 'i Gdariol-!,,

ACC FR: AP6011265 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/OD6/0109/0109
.AUTHORS: Gurvich Yu. A.; S4~~unqvq 11L . R.; Besko vwt_~N-N-~ Gladikof L#
~ _1__
,Ya.; Sokolp S. I.; Lyashenkop A. A.
iORG-. none
~TITLE. Four-pivot Cardan. transmission. Class 47, No- 180023
SOURCE- Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 6, 1966, 109
:TOPIC TAGS: mechanical power transmission device, motion mechanics
'ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a four-pivot Cardan transmission
consisting of rollers~~Iand hinges. To produce a uniform revolution of a given
.znachine shaft at any angle of the Cardan bend, the transmission is placed in three
irigid casings (see Fig. 1). These casings are hinged to one anothert and the two
!outside casings are rigidly connected to circular ratchet sectors in mesh. These
!sectors move the hinges through equal angles while the machine is working. To
;compensate for the excessive length of the rollers as compared with the length of
:the casings while the transmission undergoes bending, the roller in the middle
leasing is made to carry a bearing coil with prongs which enter the guides of the
caamags. A
Card 1/2- _UDQu_621.-83.t162!,e825.~

,ACC NR: AP6011265
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Fig. 1. 1 rigid casings; 2
toothed sectors; 3 coil; 4 -
;Orig. art. has: I figure.
'SUB GOM
13/ SUBM DATEs
-Card 2/2

GOLOVNYA, V.A.; SOKOL, S.K.
Formamidinesulfinic comDounds of bivnlent Dlatinum. Zhur.neorg.
khim. 2 no-7:1528-1534 J1 '57. (MIRA 10:11)
(Platinum compounds)

5(2)
AUTHORS: Golovnya, V. A. Sokol, S. K. SOV/78-4-3-18/34
TITLE: Method for the Quantitative Precipitation of Platinum From
Solutions (1ifetod kolichestvennogo vydeleniya platiny iz
rastvorov)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 3,
pp 596-598 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The quantitative precipitation of plati4um with thiourea
dioxide (NH 2)2 CSO2was investigated. In connection with the
interaction of thiourea dioxide with platinum compounds black
or brown sulfidic precipitations are formed in a variable
composition. A quantitative precipitation of platinum is
only possible from sulfuric acid solutions. The precipitation
of platinum by means of thiourea dioxide from solutions
containing nitrites, chlorides, amines, iodide ions, and
other platinum compounds lead in the case of acidification
with sulfuric acid to a auantitative separation. In the
presence of palladium, rhodium, gold, ruthenium, and silver
the above-mentioned elements are also coDrecipitated. A
Card 1/2 separation of platinum from iridium by thiourea dioxide is

Method for the Quantitative Precipitation of SOV./78-4-3-18/34
Platinum From Solutions
possible as iridium does not precipitate. There are I table
and 4 references, 1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut obshchey neorJanicheskoy khimii im. N. S. Kurnak-
ova Akademii nPaik SSSR (Institute of General Inorganic
Chemistry imeni ff. S. Kurnnkov of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR)
SWJITTED: December 23, 1957
Card 2/2

5(2) SOV/80-32~4-42/47
AUTHORS. Rubinshteyn, A~M. and Sokol, S.K.
TITLE-, The Preparation of Spectr6J.1y.-Pure Palladium (Polucheniye spektrallno-
chisto.-o palladiya
PERIODICAL! Zhurnal prikladnoy khimi", 1959, Vol 32, Nr 4, -PP 93,0-931. (M~.;.H)_
ABSTRACT-. The authors developed a method for obtaininL spectra.Uy-pare.g3
_ _ _radium
metal, At first, gold traces are removed by treating the H2LPdCl47 wit
hydrogen sulfide which reduces gold compounds to gold metal. Then the
solution is treated with the gaseous chlorine, and a 25%-solution of
NH4C1 is added. After removal of metal chlorides the solution is
treated with ammonia and subsequently with hydrochloric acid to settle
out palladous ammine. The spectral investigation of palladous ammine
obtained in this way did not detect any impurities. Then this compoun
is roasted, pressed, smelted in a high-frequency furnace and is
subjected to mechanical treatment. About 200 g of spectral-pure palla
Card 1/2 dium metal was prepared by -this method.

The Preparation o~ ~~-,Jaadium SOV/80-32-4-42/47
ASSOCIATIONt Institut obshchey i neorgani-cheskoy kh-imi-i imeni P.S- Kurnakova AN SSSR
(Institute cf General and Incrganic Chemistry imeni P.S, Kurnakov of
the AS USSR)
SUBMITTED- November 19, 19~1-8
Card 2/2

GOLOVNYA, V.A..-. KOIUIY L.A.; SOKOLP S.K.
Some reau-tions in [Ook'C2 0 ) ]3- ion de-a-vage, Zhur, neorgo
khim. 6 no.7.*1552-1558 il 46T .(MIRA 14:7)
(Cobalt compounds)

GOLOVNYA V.A.; KOKH, L.A.- SOKOL,, S.K.
Synth6'ib of cobalt (III) trans-diaminodicarbonates. Zhur.neorg.
P ,
kh4im. 7 no.12.-2693-2698 D 162. (MMA 16:2)
1. Institut, obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii imeni N.S.
Kurnakova AN SSSR.
(Cobalt compounds)

WLO'A,'YA, V.A.; KOH, S.K.
Carbonate ring break-11-rig In a pirldelly h-irolyzed tricarbonatc-
cobaltate. Zhur.,),scr,g.!~b�r. 1-0 rO.4,-8-l&839 Ap 165.
Four-membvrei carbonate ring-.bre&X#g in tricarbonstacobaltate.
lbid.1829-834, (KRA 18:6)
1. Institut obshchey I neorganichaskoy khJM41 imeni Kurnakovs AN
SSSR.

L 15676-63 MVP(q)/~WT(m)/M AP72 JD
S/0032/63/029/008/0956/0959
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ACCESSION NR. AP30014 68
AUTHORS: ..Sokol, V. A.; Brq#iberg, A. 'V. K"atkina~ A.:
G.'; Rif Ye
TITIE: Application of electron microscopy Id-- solving 1~pioble~s :of chem'icaV-
technology
v..., 29,~ no, 8 959
SOURCE, Zavodskaya-laboratoriya, 10 63 -9~ 6.
TOPIC TAGS: elect-ton microscopy, chemical techiialogy, precipitation,! dispersion
precipitate structure, AI(OH) - Ca solu6ion
Mg(OH) -BaC
3. 2! 03 ~7
d
ABSTRACT. Electron microscopy of precip tates of Al'(OH)j, MS(OH)
2,.BaCO3, an
to establish'a*-'relati il We c
CaF2 made it possible o ship bet en.-the stru ture.of sedi-,-
ments and the conditions under whichJthey were*obtained,
~Microphotographs at
1 7500 magnification were taken of driea dilute suspensions.of,specimens ~n a film.
c d from An aluminate solution by treatment
hydroxide i ro
Aluminum s lly-p du e
with ammonium carbo o:Tcarbon dioxide. .Rapid decomposition by ammonium
carbonate of a 10% al inate.solution at 20C develops a voluminous precipitate
which settles-and drains very slowly on filters and6which is difficult to separate
[Card,_ 1/1,

'L 15676-63
ACCESSION NR: AP3004568
low 3iLfio'ur decomposition of
from admixtures. On the other hand, during.a's
aluminate solution, there forms acompact sediment of fairly large hexagonal
prisms or concretions. Hydrated alumina isobtained with almost no admixture of,
aluminum hydroxide modifications. As to,magnesium hydroxide, it is obtained in
a highly dispersed state by alkali precipitation from 6-7% solutions of magnesium
Salts, but its handling is extremely difficult, The addition of a solution of'
odium carbonate to that of *barium chloride results in a finely d'ispersed.precipi
s
tate.of barium carbonate which is also difficult to process technically. However'
large concretions of prismatic rystals are formed when 2-normal solutions of
both issuing materials are poured together aim an is essenti that
U't eou"Y
-9.2 range. On mixinS alkali7k a'tI fXuoride *th
the pH be kept within a 8.8
I solutions of calcium salts, there-usually occurs the formation of an extremely
fine, practically nonsettling suspension of calcium fluoride. Asatisfactory
compact precipitate composed of regularly shaped microcrystals is formed by simul.
taneous addition of 3-6-normal solutions of ammonium fluoride and calcium nitrate.
This precipitate settles rapidly and is easy to filter and wash. The sedimenta-
tion of calcium chloride crystals can be further enhanced by the addition of
polyacrylamide. Thus, the use of electron-microscope control of the process of
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ACCESSSIMT NRs AP3004772 S/0391/t3/000/608/0024/0026
AUTHORSs Grinevich, K. P.; 'Nessonovat, G. D.1 Sokol, V. A.; Tabunchenko, V. Nit-,
Bromberg, E V.
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T IT LE': emulsions.
P_olyorganosil
SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massy*9 no. 8, 1963, 24-26
TOPIC TAGS: F-9 emulsion, polyorganosiloxane emulsiont phenylethoxyailane,
c
asein, aZar-agar
ABSTRACT: The dispersion characteristics of F-9 emulsions (resin obtained by
hydrolysis of mixtures of phenylethoxysi-l-ane-s7-were studied with an electron
microscope. Distribution curves of aqueous F;-9 emulsions stabilized with caseinp.
agar-agnar, Sul-fanol, and polyvinyl alcohol'iVIA) were drawn. PVA (6VIo toluene
solution of F
-9, aqueous FVA),gilves almost a moradispersionwith 6elo of the drops
being less than 0-5 micron, and all of them lesr than 1 micron. Each application-
waterproofing, adhesion, or material strengthening - requires special treatment
for maintaining emulsion stability.- With caseirL, resistance to mparation fro
m
fabric is increased if Cat* Ba or KH salts are used with PVA~j thermal treatment
4
is suitable for binding fabrics. Orig. art. has; 7 figures, 2 formulas.
ASSOCIATION- none
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SOKOL, V.G.
Treatment of a patient with a grave form of hypochromic anemia.
Zdravookhranenie 3 no. 5:63-64 S-0 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Iz kliniki fakulltetskoy terapii (zav. - z,d,n, prof, N.Ts
Starostenko) Kishinevskogo meditsinakogo inatituta.
(AMMIA)

SOMCE CODE: UR/0080/056/039/011 1/21~Z[~451
ACC NR- ArYOOJU1~)
AIQ12 -H OR: Sokol, V.A Fif, Yo. A. ; Bromberg, A. V.
Raarants and High-Plarity Chomicals (VNII khimichoskikh roakti-
,17 of Chemical
vov i osobo chistyk,h khimichoskilch yoshchostv)
Use of electron microscop in solving certain Droblems of chemical technologj
kZ4rconiur, dioxide)
S0U-.;,C'_--: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 39, no. 11, 1966, 24~46-245i
TOPIC TAGS: zirconium compound, chemical precipitation, hydroxide, electron micro-
scopy, titaniwn dioxide
A33TRAICT: -1he electron microscope was used to study the structure of precir)itates
obtained at 80-901 under various conditions of decomposition of aqueous K2ZrFol solu-
tions ;,rith a=,ionia and sodium hydroxide. Th.e folloving factors were varied during
t'-e ex-perimants: concentration of K2ZrF6 solutions (10-100 g/1), molar ratio of base
to complax (from I to 24), and order and duration of mixing of the reagents (from I
~o-o' hours). De-janding upon the reaction conditions, finely crystalline or fibrous
I- -
crystalline precipitates of basic zirconium fluoride are formed. The latter are pro-
uced by adding. ammonia or NaOH to hot solutions containina about 100 g K2ZrF6 per
liter. .dditional alkaline treatment o 'L' the fibrous crystalline -oreci Ji' ate of basic
zirconi-wm fluoride converts the latter into roentgenoamorp,hous zirconium hydroxide
1/2 ----Tj'DC: 537-533-35-661+546.31-31

ACC jNR: AP7000015
i---it'- a fibrous sti-acture. -Iho fibrous zirconi-,zi hydrox aa can be filtare'd readi'ly,
is eas4ly senarated From alkali fluoride 4nourities, and c,hanc-es into nicrofib
iDrous
zirconium dioxide -When sintered. T~:-eatment of titanyl sulfate with ammonia produced
fibrous praparations of titanic acid and titanium dioxide. Orig. art. has; 5 'i as
gur
azd 3 tables.
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A-- INTI-AP tOURCE QObE: Uh/0413/66/000/001/0024/0024
6005~82
INVENTOR: Sokol, V. A.; Bromberg, A. V.; Rif, Ye. A.
ORC: none
TITLE: Preparative method for reactive zirconium dioxide. Class 12, No. 177417
[announced by All-Union Scientific Reseg-rc-R -Institut-e-o-r-Chemical Reagents and HiRh
Purity Chemical Substances (Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut khimiche-
sKlKn reaktivov i osobo chistykh khimicheskikh veshchestv)
9OURCE: ii6bietein'iya, promyihienriyye_obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 1, 1966, 24
TOPIC TAGS: zirconium compound, zirconium dioxide
ABSTRACA: An Author Certi
/ficate has been issued for a preparative method for a re-
active"ttir.cR
,a*Lm dioxide4 ~The method involves the decomposition of potassium
fluorozirconate solutions with a sodium hydroxide solution and heating. To simplify
in
the process and to produce a zirconium dioxide haV4 g a fibrillar structure, the po-
tassium fluorozirconate solutions are pre-treated with an ammonium hydroxide solution.
SUB CODE: 07, l1/ SUBM DATE: 29Jan64/ ATD PRESS: 3
UDC: 661.883.1
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SOKOL V, G.,; BU IdACHII~KOI, 1-1 ~ A.
Some Droblems in cont-roiing tuberzuloai- in the Moldavian
.3sR. Zdrwroc'kr.-raner:4~~ 4 no.3,1-5-9 (IfIRA I
C -6
Iz el ' skoCo instituta tubeT-
OIDAVIA, .. Ti!BT-,iCULOSIc;,--.P'.IEVI-21TIOI',

DRAG:q.I, V.S.; SOKOL, V.G.
Respiratory and blood circulation Amctions in disseminated
pulmonary tuberculosis. Zdravookbranenie 6 no.5:44-48 S-0163
(MIRA 16:12)
1. 1z kafedry ftiziatrii (zav. - dotsent V.G. Sokol) Kishi-
nevskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

LUKIYANOVA, Ye.l.; SOKOL, V.I.; SOKOIDVA, G.N.
Solubility, in the quaternary rediprocal system (2KC1 + MgSO'-Z'-'K SO
MgC1 H20 at 75'. 14 2 4
2) Zhur.neorg.khim. I no-2:298-307 F 56.
(MLRA 9:10)
1. lastitut ibshchey i neorganicheakoy khimii imeni
N.S. Kurnakova.
(Sulfates) (Chlorides)

5(%4) SOV/78-4-1 - 15/48
AUTHORS: Bokiy, G. B., Sokol, V. I.
T I TL E: flie of tho Structure f Complex Compounds of
Bivalent Palladium by a Crystallo-optical Method (Oprodolen-iye
stroyeniya komplekonykh soyedineniy dvukhvalontnogo palladiyu
kristalloopti-cheskim metodom)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorgan-icheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 1, Pp 74-78
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The connection of the crystallo-optical properties with the
inner structure of the bivalent palladium complexes was in-
vestligated. For -the first time the dispersion of the refra.c4Li.cn
index of bivalent palladium complex compounds was measured.
From the data on the dispersion of the refraction index and
the density the molecular and coordinative refraction forX.0
was calculated and is shown in table 2. The method of de-
termining the geometrical structure of the trans-compounds
Pd(NH 3)2 Ci2 and Pd(NH 3)2(1TO 2)2 was investigated by the co-
ordinative refraction. The geometrical structure of the com-
Card 112 pound [Pd(NH 3)4] [Pd(N 02)2Cld 'as yet unkno-,r, was also de-

SOV/78-4-1-15/48
The Determ-inati. on of the Structure of Complex Compounds of Bivalent
Palladium by a Crystallk:i-optical Met~od
termined by cooTdinative refraction. The comparison of the
coordinative refractions of bivalent and tetra-valent platinum
with palladium is shown in "able 6. In complex palladium com-
pounds '.he amine group is connected less steadily to palladium
than the nit-Tito g--oq. The complex compounds of bivalent
palladium, which contain nitrito groups as addendum, are similar
to "he comDlex compounds of bivalent platinum. The trans-
effect in bivalv-nt platinum. complex compounds is as strong as
in bivalent palladium complex compounds. There are 7 tables
and 6 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: October 2, 19517
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S/078/61/006/008/002/018
B121/B203
AUTHORS: Bokiy, G. B., Tsurinov, G. G., Sokol, V. I.~
Kolodyazhnyy, V. Z.
TITLEs Immersion liquids for crystallo-oDtical studies at low
temperatures (-1000C)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, v. 6, no. 8, 1961, 1754-1758
TEXTs This study concerns the determination of optical constants of
crystals in wide temperature ranges from +250 to -1000C using the immer-
sion method by means of a thermostat installed in a Vr_-10 (GS-10) goniom-
eter. The method worked out permits a determination of refractive indices
at temperatures to -150 'OC with an accuracy of 0,500. The temperpture con-
stance was controled with an 111IN-01 (EPV-01) or MP~ffp-54 (MRShchPr-54)
electron potentiometer. Several immersion liquids with refractive indices
of 1,378 - 1.705 were used for determining the refractive indices of
crystals at a temperature below -1000C. The refractive index of crystals
sin (A+f )
is calculated from the formulas N - sin A2 N is the refractive
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5/078/61/006/008/002/018
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index and A the prismatic angle. 'The dependence of refractive indices
the temperature of the respective liquids is expressed by a line whose
angle of inclination depends on the refractive indices of the liquids.
There are 2 figures, 1 table, and 12 references; 1 Soviet-bloc and 11
non-Soviet-bloc. The two most recent references to English-language
publications read as follows; Ref. 7s R. Meysowitz, Amer. miner. 37,
853 (1952); Ref. 8: R. Meysowitz, Amer. min. 40.. 398 (1955)-
ASSOCIATION:
SUBMITTED:
on
Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii im. N. S. Kurnakova
Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of General and Inorganic
Chemistry imeni N. S. Kurnakov of the Academy of Sciences
USSR)
July 19, 1960
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BOXIY, G.B.; SOKOL, V.I.
me Id of deter4ation of the density of crystalline compounds
t neorg.khim. 8 no
stab a at low temperature. zhur.' -5:1041-1044
J* 163. (Crystals-Density) (Liquids-Density) I(MM 16:5)

-T, 16111-65 EWG(j)/E'.qT(m)/EPT(c)/EPR/EIJP(t)/EWP(b) Pr-4/Ps-4/ ESD(t),/
AEDC(b)/SSD/AFT,TL/RAEM(a)/IJP(c) JD
ACCESSION NR: AP4045837 S/0062/63/000/01212220/2221
AUTHOR: Sokol, V. I.; Tokareva, S. A.; Sokovnin, Ye. 1.
TITLE: Determination of density and refractive index of sodium and potassium
ozonides
;SOURCE: ~iN &R. Izv. Seriya khimicheskaya, no. 12, 1963, 2220- 2221 7
TOPIC TAGS: sodium ozonide, potassium ozonide, density, refractive index,
monoaxial crystal, pleachroism, double refraction, crystallographic property
t ABSTRACT: No such data exist hi the literature. Both density and certain
crystallographic properties were investigated. The sodiLm ozonide contained about
83% NaO out 9616 K03. The polycrystals were immersed in acetone'.
3, the other ab
hexane or a mixture of both, and crystallographic measurements taken at -70 to
100C for the Na, -20 to -50 for the K compound. The density was measured by
hydrostatic weighing of the crystal. The Na03 crystals were monoaxial and posi-:
tive, showed pleochroism under polarized light, and had the refractive indices
NP = 1. 405, Ng 1. 49. The K03 polycrystals showed no macroscopic uniformity,
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were monoaxial, negative, with strong double refraction; their indices were
N = 1. 391, N = 1. 670. The densities were found at about 1. 56-1. 60 glee
9
Ar the Na and at 1. 990.,giec for the K ozonide., These ozonides have lesser den
sity than the pero cidej--67-/r superoxides of these same or other alkali or alkali-
earth metals. "We wish to thank G. D. Bokiy for his help with this work.
ASSOCIATION: Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii im. N. S. Kurnakova.
Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry, Acad. of
Sciences,SSSR)
SUBMITTED: 20Jun63
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A N SSSR.

0 SOUM E CODS: UIR/0062/66/000/012122V/2237 1
A-X MR: t--P~()O- C
A17-HORI Sokol, V*, N'.; "LatVayov, V. V.; Vollnov, !. I.
ORG: Institute of General- and Inorganic Chemistry im. 1111. S. Kurnakov, Acadervy of
Scionces, SSSR (I~stitut obshchoy i noorganichaskoy khirUi Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITIE1 Determination of the density and refractive indices of cesium ozonide
SWMCEI AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheskaya, no. 12, 1966, 2235-2237
TOPIC TAGS: cesium compound, ozonide, refractive index
A3STRACT: The refractive indices of cesium ozonide crystals were measured by an ir,-
nersion method (described previously) in a stream of dry nitrogen at 0 to -100C, using'
a goniometer in monochromatic light. 11he density was measured in the same temperature:
range by hydrostatic weighing. A special dosing apparatus was constructed for hand-
ling the microsamples of cesium ozonide, which is very sensitive to the action of,
moisture and carbon dioxide and is thermally unstable. Like sodium and potassium
ozonides, cesium ozonide has the lowest density as compared to the peroxide and super-i
oxide: Cg.O., QSO,, CS0,
d42' 4.47 3.80 3.19
and has the highest density in the series of alkali metal ozonides:
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BROVMAN, M.Ya.; GERTSEV, A.I.; ZELICHENOK, B.Yu.; KRIVONOSOV, Yu.I.;
RIMETI.? V,Kh.; SOKOL, V,N.; MELINIKOV, A.F.
Investigating the electric drive parameters of the 2800 mill in
the Orsk-Khalilovo Metallurgioal Combine. Stall 22 no.1:45-48
ja s62. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Y-uzlmoural3skiy mashinostroitellnyy zavod i Orsko-Khalilovskiy
metallurgichoskiy kombinat.
(Ural Mauntaim,3-RoI7,ing mills-.-Electric driving)

L
SOKOL, T. T.
-in" in-teAsting article. Zhivotnovodstvo 20 no.2:88 7 158.
(MIRA lirl)
1. GlavTtvv zootekhnik plemkhoza "Vasillyevka," Sumskaya oblasts.
(Swine)

130-9-1/21
AUTHORS: Inozemtsev, N.P., Sokoll,YA. I,, Rysev, I.F.,ftrasenkav,. D.,A..
and Zamyatin, S.I.
TITLE: Organisation of Production Quality Control (Ob organizatsii
kontrol~ !~:achestva produktsii)
PERIODICAL: Metallurp.,, 1957, Nr 9,
pp.1-2 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a contribution to discussions on the present short-
comings and desirable changes in quality control organisation
in the Soviet iron and steel industry. The present organisat-
ion according to which a special department is responsible for
seeing that instructions have-been correctly carried out at
each stage of the production process is considered harmful
since it encourages an irresponsible attitude on the part of
the operators and requires a very large control organisation.
As an example the number of reports of various types of in-
correct procedure at the "Berp i Molot" works are given. A
further criticism is that the present organisation is on a
shop basis, thus sometimes operating contrary to the interests
of the enterprise as a whole. A two-stage reorganisation is
recommended: review of the activity of each control worker
and preparatior-, for his work to be undertaken by a production
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130-9-1/21
Organisation of Production Quality Control.
into a group for inspection of the quality of the final pro-
duct; th-is group to be removed from the control of the direct-
or of the enterprise. Pay-system revision to encourage
better quality is also recommended. Some measures to improve
quality-control work at ttie "Serp i Molot" works are enumera-
ted.
ASSOCIATION: "Serp i Molot" Works. (Zavod "Serp i Molot")
AVAILABLE: Library of Con
gress.
Card

ACC NR, AT6036616 SOURCE CODEs UR/0000/66/000/000/0300/0302
AUT1110ft: Parin, V. V.; Agadzhanyan, N. A.; Ruznotsov, A. G.; 'Barer, A. S.
Isabayeva,V. A.; I-firrakhtmov, Ff. Ft.; Davydov, G. A.; Kelinichenko, 1. R.;
hirobova, A. A.; Karpova, L. I.; Nikulina, G. A.; Tikhomirov, Yo. P.; Sokol, Ye. A.;
i Gavrilov, B. A.
0&G: none
TITLE: Establishing the possibility of using alpine acclimatization for the
gr,2aration and training of cosmonauts [!Paqer presented at the Conference on PMbl6m&
pace. Medicine held in tjoscow from. 2 -2 May 196�7
:SOURCE: Nonferentsiya po, problemam kosmichookoy moditsiny, 1966. Froblemy
!kosmicheskoy meditsiny. (Problem of space medicine); materisly konferentsit,
J;Dscow, 1966, 300-302
TOPIC TAGS: hypoxia, high altitude physiology, alpine acclimatization,
cosmo naut training
ABSTMCT:
Task's of the present study were to:
1. Conduct complex physiological and clinical investigations during the
process of ac climatization at altitudes of 3 1300-to 4100 m.
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I Study the influence of alpine acclimafization on human tolerance to
extremal spaceflight factors.
3. Study the comparative resistance of alpine inhabitants, valley inhabi-
tants, and alpinists to extremal factors.
4. Develop a system of alpine acclimatization for cosmonauts and issue
:recommendations on the application of aIjine acclimatization for the prepara-:
.tion and training of cosmonauts and on the creation of alpine camps for
cosmonauts.
Acclimatization was conducted at the alpine station of the Kirgiz State
Medical Institute (Tuya-Ashu mountain pass, altitude, 3300 to 4100 m) * A
I'total of 28 male subjects were studied of whom: 11 were indigenorus to-al'-
!'pine conditions as farmers of the Tien -Shan- -Pamir region (2000 to 2500 m),
11 were valley inhabitants, and 6 were accomplished alpinists. The follow--
ing indices were studied under alpine conditions and using test stands:
Functional condition of the central nervous system; external respiratory
and cardiovascular system function; some biochemical indices; the state
of the' blood coagulation and anticoagulation capacity; and in separate ex-
lperiments; cerebral eircuiikoon_Wjng.$Aele~qtrqplpthymmographi-c method.
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The experiments showed that after 45 days of alpine acclimatization,
human tolerance to prolon~gd, back-chest accelerations (0 to 10 G) was
improved. This was reflected in a relative increase in the amplitude of
Arheoencephalograms.for all subjects and.consequently, improved cerebral
Circulation and lowered pulse rate. EKG changes indicated that the heart
was undergoing less strain after alpine acclimatization. After residence
'in alpine conditions, a decrease in basic metabolic indices and a slight in-
crease in arterial blood oxygen saturation was noted in alpine inhabitants
during accelerations.
A study of heat tolerance showed that there was a drop in basic physio~
I -logical parameters (heat accumulation and basal metabolism) after alpine
acclimatization in all three groups. These changes were more pronounced in'
indizenous alDind inhabitants and less pronounced in alpinists.
The resistance of.the organism to hypoxia before and after acciimati-
I'zation was studied using two approaches, exposurelo a certain "altitude '
ceiling" in a pressure chamber and a method of reverse respira:tion using
a spirograph first filled with atmospheric air. In the latter case as a meas-:
-ure of oxygen consumption, oxygen content under the bell jar of the spiro-
graph decreased and exhaled carbon dioxide was chemically Oso!-Oed.
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soy'OL, Z, .
Influence of the pourerEmployed by collective farms on their economic results.
P. rq.
Praha. (,eskosiovenska akadetaie zemedelskych ved. Sb-Ot;UdK ZLEDEL--KA
Fraha, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 5. no. 10, 1959
Alonthly list of East EuroDean Accessions (EEA1) LC Vol. 9, no. 2
Feb. 1960, Uncl.

7
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5 SD - -
;ACCESSION NR: AP4049738 Z /0038/64/0101008/0291/0291
J.-
'AUTHOR: Sakola, K.; Klatil, K.; Rotrekl, B. (Rotrekll, B. Exn
i(Eksner, )Y(:.
ile white
TITLE: Adsorption of, napthenates and fatty acids on litanium rut
t 1e et ermined by means of radioactive Isotopes
P19men
:SOURCE: Jaderna energie, v. 10, no, 8, 1964, 291
TOPIC TAGS: napthenate, fatty acid, rutile titanium, lacquer, radioactive~
isotope, toluene, rutile, pigment, flocculation
P.JAbstract: A method for the study of the adsorption of important-
.3?6W- -Materials for the production of 3acquorsWon the surface of
"I"Utile titanium white pigment is described. The method is based
Ion radio active isotopes; the pigment is precipit:-ted from toluene'
solutionst and may contain some high molecular'i-reight components
for pigments. The method al
-bows accurate investigation of the
processes of stabili-zation Of PifMont* the form
a

SOKOLAY K.; KIATIL, K.; EXNER, J.
Study of the adsorption on the surface of pigment particles.
Pt. 1. Chem prum 14 no.1:30-33 Ja'64.
1. Vyzkumny ustav syntetickych pryskyric a laku, Pardubice
(for Sokola and Exner).
2
.C. Spolek pro chemickou a hutni vyrobu, n.p., Usti nad Lebem
(for Klatil).

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4 fio 1 5 9
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A
CC
-NR, __ A-P6010244 SOURCE CODE: CZ/0038/65/000/C)05/0184/0185
AUTHOR: -Exner, Josef; Klatil, Karel; Sokola, Karel -V_
ORG; -Research ln.stitute for ~3Mthetic Resins and Lacauers,_.Pardubice (Vyzkumny
ustav syntetickych pryskyric a laku); Vlatilj Enter rise for Chemick a~d
-Metallurgical Production, Usti (Spolek pro chemickou a hutni vyrobu, n. p.)
TITLE: Preparation of-cobalt and calcium naphtenates tagged with'Co sup 60 and Ca
sup 45
SOURCE: Jaderna energie, no- 5) 1965) 184-185
TOPIC TkCS; cobalt, calcium, tracer study, chemical precipitation, solvent extractio
organic solvent, radiation chemistry, remote hafidling equipment, titrimetry,
polarimeter
ABSTRACT: The naphtenates are prepared by precipitation and extraction of the pre-
cipitate by a suitable hydrocarbon solvent.* The authors describe an apparatus of
their design that allows distant manipulation and* eliminates hazards to operators.
Detailed process descriptions are given. A polarometric and a complexometric
titpation method for the determination of metals in siccatives are described. This
paper was presented by M. Komurka.. Orig. art. has: 1 figure. [JPRS)
SUB CODE: 07,, 18 / SUBM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 001 /. 0TH REF: -005
SOV REF: 002
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CZEU'H0ISjICI'v"d%'Ii' / C.Lumical Tuchnology. Food induscry. H
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Eliimiya, No 22, 1958, 75679.
Author : oLk2j~~Gerner.
Inst :Not given.
Title :The Synthetic Oil Soluble Dyes and Their Deter-
mination in Food Products.
Orig Pub: Ceskosl. hyg., 1958, 3, No 2-3, 92-95.
Abstraot: The problems connected with tho use of oil sol-
uble synthetic dyes are discussed. t, method was
worked out for their separation from food prod-
ucts by paper chromatography, and their identi-
fication by means of the Kar-Preis reaction
and fluorescence.
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SOKjiAJ, Vladislav, inz. (Zagreb, Ratkajev prolaz 10)
Testing thermal contactors for quality approval. Elektrotehnika Hrv
5 no.4:155-156 162.
e~ -1, /41 --

r~'UGOSSLAVIA
Nt. '-zO;,',OLAj-TARAKQ,.VXC. Department of Social Medi-ine, Health Institute
7-avoe ZT-zas-lillu zdraviia, Odjel za sociJalnu medicinu) Pula.
"Medlical Care of Stt:eletits in Industrv and of Trad2 Students in the
.,ontleut of School Dispensaries.'~
Vol 14,. Fo 2-3-14, 1962; pp 208-217.
Abstr:lc-': Oucratient examinationst data from five occupational high
discussion of nutritional and dietary habits; adequacy of
dental care; sociological factors of morbidity such as image of
alcohol as sometbing that "strengthens" children; planned correCLiVe
messurc.q that should decrease present problcms. Table, 6 graphn.

DMIILOV, 11,., zasl. zootekhnik RSF.S; SEREGIN, A.; SOKOIAN, A., otv.
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(Moldavia-Ducks)

NITSMMIY, S.G.., kand. biol.nuiuk; SOKOLAI,,'.,-k.,-red,;.-GORYACI,-U.IKO F.,
tekhn. red. -
[Use of cybernetics in natural sciences]Primenenie kibernetiki
v estestvoznanii. Kishinev, Izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry, 1962. 4.0 p.
WIRA 15:9)
(Cybernetics) (Science)

FOMICHEV, G., inzh.; SOKOLAN, T., Inzh.
Five times faster. Mast. ugl. 8 no.5:13 My '59.
(Mine haulage) (Coal mines and mining) (MIRA 12:8)

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AUTHORS: Yermakov, V. S., Sokollchik, V. A,
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TITLE: The experimental organic loop of the MPT-2000 (IRT-2000)
reactor of the Academy of Sciences Belorusskaya SSR
PERIODICAL: Inzhenerno-fiziclieskiy zhurnal, v. 4, 110. 12, 1961, 109 - 117
TEXT: This is a report delivered at the Mezhdunarodnoye soveshchaniye po
eksperimentallnym petlyam. yadernykh reaktorov (International Conference on
Experimental Loops of Nuclear Reactors) at Dubna on the OPT-2000 (IRT-200d,
research reactor of the Institut energetiki Akalemii nauk Belorusskoy SSR
(Institute of Power Engineering of the Academy of Sciences Belorusskaya
SSR), recently put in operation. An experimental loop with an organic
coolant was installed in the reactor. The loop is designed for studying
organic compounds as to their applicability as coolants. Polyphenyls are
also to be examined for their resistance to temperature effects and radia-
tion, and also for their heat-transfer properties. An experimental chamlel
60 mm in diameter and having a maximum neutron flux was installed in the
core center for this purpose. The fuel assembly, which can be exchanged
at any time, is shown in Fig. 1 . The seven fuel elements
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(10 mm in diameter) are housed in stainless steel tubes (40 mm in diameter,
wall thickness 0,5 mm). The coolant passes along the gap bel6ween tube 1
rods, cooling the latter. Neutron absorption is highest in the core
center, The reactivity of the reactor was computed with the aid of the
two-group theory, using the digital computer of the Institut atomnoy
energii imeni I. V, Kurchatova AN SSSR (Institute of Atomic Energy imeni
I, V. Kurchatov AS USSR) and allowing for modifications of design. Results
are presented in Fijk. 2. The computations were performed by Yu. G.
Nikolayev, A. A. Chervyatsov (IAE AN SSSR), and 0. I~ Yaroshevich (IE AN
BSSR) following a program worked out by V. A. Khodakov. Details of the
design (Fig, 4) are finally discussed. There are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut energetiki AN BSSR ', g. Minsk (Institute of Power
Engineering AS'BSSR, Minsk)
SUBMITTED: August 12, 1961
Fig~ 1, Center of the core assembly, 235
Fig, 2. Neutron distribution along the reactor radius (burnup of U
20`,~). Legend: (a) fast neutrons; (b) thermal neutrons; (1) with loop;
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TITLE: Exnerimental looDs of nuclear reactors (international congress
at Dubna)
PERIODICAL: Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zhurnal, v. 5, no. 1~ 1962, 132 - 135
TEXT: An international congress on experimental loops of equipment
installed in nuclear reactors, held at the Obl'yedinennyy institut
yadern-kh issledovaniy (g. Dubna) (Joint institute of Nuclear Research,
Dubna), was attended by scientists from Bulgaria, Hungary, East Germany,
China, North Corea, Poland, Rumania, Czechoslovakia, and from the Soviet
Union. 21 reports were made. The main items of the agenda were the
design, installation, and operation of loop equipment in nuclear reactors,
and a discussion on loop research. The delegates were welcomed by
Professor Barwick (East Germany), Vice President of the Joint Institute
of Nuclear Research. The following reports were delivered: V. V.
Goncharov and Ye. P. Ryazantsev, in their report "Experimental loon
eouiDment in nuclear reactors", spoke about.experimental material
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collected in the Soviet Union where reactors of the types PZT (RFT),
cH-2 (SM-2), andf3BP-2 (VVR-2) were equipped with experimental loops.
Ye, P. Ryazantsev, "The water loop, the boiling water loop, and the gas
!~)o'j of the RFT reactor (trial run)"; Yu. N. Aleksenko and N. V. Zvonov,
"Investigations of an organic coolant (monoisonropyl diphenyl).in an
experimental loon and in organic reactor of type OP(OR)"; A. M. Brodskiy,
N. V. Zvonov, and V. B. Titov, "The resistance of several low-melting
organic coolants to radiation and heat"; V. Ya. Koz1ov, L. A. Kochetkov,
O~ A. Sudnitsyn, and G. 11. Ushakov, "The double loop operating with
superheated steam in the reactor of the first atomic power plant"; V, P.
Bobkov 7 L. A. Kochetkov, Ye. Ya. Simonov, and G. N. Ushakov, "The
oneration of the natural circulation loop at the first atomic Dower plant".
Ye. P. Ryazantsev, in his report "Projects of new loons at the RFT reactor",
SDoke about four newly developed loops: 1) boiling water loon of 200 kg/C2
onerating pressure and 365 OC operating temperature; 2) water loon of
200 kg/cm2 and 3600 C; no boiling; 3) carbonic acid loon (60 kg/ Icm2); 4)
organic loop (50 kg/cm2, 40000). These new loops reach a Dower of
500 - 2500 kw, Berger's renort "Reactor loons at the Institute of Nuclear
Research of the ChSSR'1 dealt with a CO2 loon which will soon be put in
qpept~'~n at a VVR-2 reactor (35 kw and 2 kg/cm 2) in Czechoslovakia. X
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V. A. Bronnikov et al. spoke about "The experimental gas (CO 2) loop at a
VVR-2 reactor". K. Shomadi (Hungary) reported on an oruanic loon
operating at a VVR-2 reactor (30 kg/cm2, coolant temperature up to 550 1)~
V.~ S. Yermakov's report "The experimental organic loop at theMPT-2000
(IRT-2000) reactor of the Akademiya nauk Belorusskoy SSSR (Acaciemy of
Sciences of the Belorusskaya SSR) 11 was published in "Inzhenerno-fizichesrdy
ZhUrrial", no. 12, 1961. K. Schwarz (East Germany), "A simple natural-
circulation loop for corrosion tests"; Yu. G. Nikolayev and A. B.
"MIethods and results of calculation of the neutron-field distribution at
'the places of looo channels in a reactor"; Yu. G. Nikolayev and Yu. S.
Biryukov, "Physical equipment with a neutron source, designed for
exoerimental studies of the neutron-field distribution at the places of
loop channels in a reactor and also for other studies"; L. A. Goncharov,
"Experiments on the distribution of nonuniform heat release in fuel
assemblies of looD channels of an RFT reactor (experimental methods and
results)"; Yu. ML. Bulkin and In. P. Bovin, "Design principles of
exr,-erimental channels used to study the properties of materials and
the con,7umption of new fuel elements". This is a Droject of a helium-
cooled loop channel (pressure up to 50 kg/cm2, temperatures up to 6oo 0C,
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5 kw). The congress devoted particular attention to loops emitting gamma
Yu. S. Ryabukhin, "Radiatina looDs as radiation sources"; the gamma
rays : 0
sources proDer are chiefl.-i short-lived isotopes of Na, Ain, Br, and In;
An ro
d nikashvili, B. G. Bud, G. 1. Kiknadze, L. I. Felldman, and
i at
C
n -,tUriy, "A model of the radiating loop of the IRT-2000 reactrr"..
T!,r, dose rate of this loop, equipped by the Institut fiziki AN Gruzinsk-0y
5SH (Institute of Physics of the AS Gruzinskaya SSR), at the center of
tiie cylinder is 1,300 r/min. After the reports were finished the delegates
i;isz~ected the accelerators of the Joint Institute of Nuclear Researc_~i a!-.,d
IRT. -VVID-2, and RFT reactors equipped %ith loops by the Institut
,i t om 71 oy energii im. I. V. Kurchatova AN SSSR (Institute of Atomic Energy
I., V. K~archatov AS USSR).
Institut energetiki AN BSSR (Institute of Power Engine eri nlg
of the AS BSSR)
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KULIMEV, V.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; SOKOLENKO, A.A., inzh.
White cement made of local raw material. Stroi.mat. 8 no.10:29-30
b 162. (114IRA 15:11)
(Cement)

ORLOVA, M.A.; SOKOLENKO, E.A.
Land reclamation in the lower valley of the Chu River. Izv. AN Kazakh.
SSR. Ser. biol. nauk'no.2832-37 263. (MIRA l7slO)

SOKOLENKO, E.A.
Land improvement and hydrobiologicall condil-cns of the Tash-J-~kzall
U~ I
irrIcation massif. Izv. 0 Kazakh. SSR. Ser. biol. nauk 2 rlo.1:35-43
Ja - F 164. I'.6)
1

SOKOLMOY F. K.
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MULIGIULOVA, G.A.; LQ~q 14KO,_G.S.; VOLOVA, P.I.
Work in eliminating favus. Zdrav. kazakh. 21 no.12:27-29
161. (MIR;; 15:3)
1. Iz kazakhskogo kozhno-venerologicheskogo instituta
(direktor - M.O. Omarov).
(FAVUS)

SOKOLENKO G S
Fractional X-ray therapy for trichomycoses of the hairy portion
of the head. Zdrav.Kazakh. 22 no.1.1:65-66 1620 (MIRA 16:2)
1. Iz Kazakhskogo kozhno-venerologicheskogo instituta.
(X RAYS-THERAPEUTIC USE) (MYCOSIS) (HAIR-DISEASES)

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AUTHOR: Sokolenko, I.A.
TITLE:--Yr-i-a-ngles in Riemannian Spaces Having a Pole
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR,1960, Vol.134, No.5, pp.1021-1023
\'k
TEXT: A point 0 having the property that all geodesic lines starting from
0 intersect in no other point is denoted as a pole of a metrically complete,
three times continuously differentiable Riemannian space Rm.
The author investigates Rm with the properties:
I In the Rm there exists a pole 0,
II Rm has a positive curvature.
Theorem 1: In every triangleWconsisting of shortest lines the one vertex of
which coincides with the pole, the sum of the angles at the other vertices
is < -Jr.
Theorem 2: In every triangle of the Rm the vertex of which coincides with
the pole, the excess of the angular sum is.smaller than.the angle at the
pole.
Theorem 3: Let 11.12 be geodesic rays originating in 1. the pole; 9(s) be the
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distance between the points of these rays having the distance a from the
pole 0. Then 3(s) is a strongly increasing function of s (O-_zs