SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KADENATSI, B.M. - KADERA, Z.

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Preparation of finely E075/E436
Institut fizicheskoy-khimii, AN SSSR
(Institute of Physical Chemistry AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: March 15, 1962
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D207/D307
AUTHORS: Ruginsltiy, ~;. Z., Zhabrova, G. K,j, Gordeyevaq Ve A*q
yegoroVt Ye. V.p_Kadenateip B. M9, and Kushnerev, M. Ya.
TITLE: The use of ionizing radiation in investigation of topo-
chemical processes
SOURCE: Trudy II Vaesoyuznogo 8oveshchaniya po radiatsionnoy khi"!
mii. Ed. by L. S. Polak. Moucow, Izd-vo AN 835R, 1962,
666-03
TIM: A study was made of the differences between the topochemical
processes of thermal decompouition and of decomposition, using 0.6
- 2 Hev electrons. The substancea decomposed were copper oxalate
(Cue 0 1/2H 0) and nickel oxalate (KiC 0 2H 0) which were pte-
2 40 2 2 40 2 0
pared by precipitating nitrate solutions with oxalic acid at 50 0;
the samples were in the form of thin layere.of powder. Thermal de-
composition in vacuum at 2800C yielded 85~ Cu + 151,4 Cu 0 and 951A
Ki + 2.(YA NIO + 3% undecomposed residue. Thermal decomiosition in
-air at about 30000 yielded 501,; CuO + 5M, Cu2 0 and 1000A NiO. Blec-
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The use of ionizing D207/D5O7
tron irradiation (3.6 x 1091- 3.3 x 1010 rad) at 1000C yielded uou-
ally pure metals with large (10 - 40M residues undecomposed oxa-
lates; the metal yield increased with thcordiation dose. Jtrong
preliminary ii-radiation (at least 0.6 x 1 rad) accelerated strong-
ly the subsequent thermal decompouition in vacuum. The mechanisms
of thermal and electron-bombardment decomposition were the same;
holes generated by heat or irradiation neutralized partly or com-
pletely the double charged oxalate ions which then moved to the
surface and'were emitted as 002 ; electrons also generated by heat
or irradiation neutralized the
yielded pure metals. Oxides were
in the production of pure metals;
so by oxidation of the pure,metal
ence between electron bombardment
rier-generation efficiency of the
1 table.
doubly.charged metal cations which
formed as an intermediate stage
in air, oxides were produced al-
products. The essential differ-
and heat lay in the grt~ater car-
former., There are 2 figures and
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizicheskoy khimii AN SSSR (Institute of
Ph sical Chem stry, AS USSR); Institut khimichaskoyfi-
-tard 2/2 Mi AN.SSSR fInst tute of Chemical Physics, AS USSR)

ZWROVA., G. M.; LCENATS I. B. M. AZIZGVv. ItJ.; GOEDERVA# T. A. j GLAZOM4i, TA,
GSZAU)Vs A.A.
Ridiation method of pvparation,"14my `rsad mwtm%Ik-&*mdde*'*
Ixv*AN SSSR.Ot4,khia.n&,uk no*9sl690-1692 S (KEM 25AO)
lo Institut khImicheskoy rialki -AN SSSR i'Itotitut fividmWt kkiddi
AN SSSR*
(NO42#0 oxides) (Colloids) (Padiation)

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B140186

AUTHORS: Vladimirova, V. I., Zhabrova, G. M.9 Iradenateit B. M.,
Kazanskiy, V. B.,, Pariyakiys 0. B.
TITLE: Joint action of radiation and oxide catalysts on the
dehydrogenation of cyclohexans
'PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR0 Dokladyq v. 148, no. 1, 1963, 101-1041
TEXT: The radiation effect on'catalytic systems is studied in the
dehydrogenation of cyclohexane activated by SiO 11 VgO, ZrO
2t 203 29 ZnOj
0

-
o clo
or NiO.. After a vacuum pretreatment of the chtalyst at 400 C,
hexane vapors were led over it. The determinations concerned: 11 the
catalytic properties after irradiation with 0.8 Rev electrons at room
6,
temperature, dose 2.4-10 rad/sec, energy absorption 1.2-109 rad;*2) the
paramag"tic properties after gamma irradiation-with Cc 0 at - 1960C,
6
dose 3200 mou, energy absorption 5-10 _ 1-10 rad. 1) Ajow-temperature
dehydrogenation of cyclohexanone took place. Good results were obtained
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Joint action of radiation and'... B1410186
with SiO , A and alumosilicate with a H evolution of 0-58, O-565t
2 1203 2
and 0.405 mglg,. ZrO 2' MgO and--ZnO were hardly active and NiO was com---'--
pletely inactive. On SiO.v the conversion percentage increased with
increasing irradiation'dose. Thus, the oxides that proved effective v;re
just those that are ineffective under normal catalytic conditionst even
at high temperatures; while the otherwise active ZnO and NiO proved
ineffective in catalysis combined with radiation. 2) The e.p.r. spectra
revealed additional lines in the irradiated sjLmples which are attributed
to the formation of adsorbed free radicals, i.e. C 07 . This effect was
most marked on SiO2 and increased with increasing dose. Similar signals
were observed for alumosiliaate and Al 203a Weak additiona 1 lines were
observed in MgO and ZrO2 , but their origin was not cleared up. No lines
at.all were detected for irradiated ZnO and NiO, either with or without
adsorption of cyclohexanone. The different activity of the catalysis
studied in oxide catalysis combined with irradiation is explained by
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Joint action of radiation and B14#/B186
their different electron properties. In dielectrics and poor semi-
coniuctors the radiation-induced ionization is stronger, since the
jormed are longer trapped and the paramagnetic'
electrons and holes
centera are resistant at low temperatures, while they vanish so
rapidly in ZnO and NiO that,no e.p.r. signals could be recorded. There
are 2 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut kbimicheskoy fiziki-Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute.
~f Chemical Physics of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
PRESENTED: j ly 30, 1962, by V. N. KondraVysvp Academician
.SUBMITTED: July 19, 1962
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711, AP,',Cg% 7686 S/0206/64/004/005/0'753/076-,'
u ilt;R- ZhAbrova, G. M., Ka!n ~kiy, V-D*,Vladimirova,V.1.,
G.B.
,:ITU: Radiation catalyoij; in the conver3io~ of.cyclohexnrA
A-BSM~CT: The joint effect of ionizing radiation (Y - rays from OD60) and of
I v '3 1 ns ki -703,
~i, 0i I , f f r r eT ' c lec trical nropert ies . s -h a. lqtnrs (SiO~, Al
a iur 1r urri s I I icate) , scv.-Iconductors having Ww conduc- L iv i t Y7 -
-)T,.,j - , ors hav i nz ~11 i gn uc , ivi ty \ ZnO, MO) and s(ime mp~,i 19 f 7-7- Pf )n
1: .;1 'h i-espect to dehydrogenation W'd nther re=c' -7-F-
laver at rmperacutcs
and bcnzene were used as adsorbents, and EFR BpecLra wfre
vit:h i.he adsorbed cycl-1.)hexane was Irradinted at the temperature ~t liquid nitro-
ge.n, 6ose -,~8rving from I x 107 to I x 108 rad, The selecttvitv of 'he
qolio ccinpounds in the radiation-excited :atalyt4,
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kO?IC "iA,.S- cyclohexane, radiation catalp;is, dehydrogenation, catalyti: dehydrf,.-

L 15296-65
ACG--'S-~1a'4 NR: A-P4047688
Cos anj 11"T
nod to tT~~ her-a catalytic Proc
radloiysis. -ze iii~&hesL radi tion-induced catalytiC activitv wa~q at 20C
-or oyides of the inBulator type, which are hardly effective at aii in tne
"Su~~ CaLal-Y: i- p.-ocess eveii at high temperaturcs. In tbenk- caralynts, the
L aPPearance c, Pal:amaer-liz centers and-adsorhed C H,? radicaia war; est-i"
E , n n C~' 11 '7 ~L 0 r S w i ~~-a V-6--d-c I ! v e i n t h
and Tnetals (NIO, ZnO
- . - - -- a, N ~ ' -- ~-' I ~~ N., A
P)roteas bald, a* - - - A -
beff d'
o! paramagnetic cent e-rs and ad--o-. -- -vi itals '-was found'i, The re-1-at-ionship
the ridiatiou-chemical yield if hydrogen and the coverage of the SL02
~Ur'face brith tuborbe6 cyclohexane was established and it was foxind that tOi,
A'Irfacc- adsorption were Oie most radlation-active. it Vas ills,
a t a'. F Lir.,1 A. N. Ponnmareva and G. L. Karpov., for carrying cut t,,,E 7.A~~z
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VLADIMIq G,M.; KAMATSIL~~-M-
.OVAJ, V.I.; ZRABROVA,
partIcular features of the radiation-induced cataytic
conversion.Of methanol at a small surface coverage* Kin* i
kat. 6 no. 6tM-2-U.33 H-4 165 (MTRA - 19 91)
1. Institut khimicheakoy f izi-ki AY SSSR. Wnitted June 9p
1965-

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ACCESSION NR: -AP5024005 UR/0020/65&64/002/0361/0364
AUTHOR: Vladimirova, V. I.*,.Zhabrova, G. M.*, Kadenatai M.; Ka!anskiy,.V, B,e,
Pariyskiy, G B
iTITLE-. Radiation-cataly LcV~c'nversion of methanol
t
ISOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v, 164, no&-*~fiiv, 361-364
iTOPIC TAGS: methanol, gamma,radiation, radiation chemistry, elect: tic
resonance, free radical, silica gel, alumina, aluminum silicate, semiconductor,
heterogeneous catalysis
ABSTRACT:' The authors had established earlier that during the combined action of
ionizing radiation and solids of different'electronic properties, the dielectric-
itype oxides SiO2, A12P3, and aluminum silicate SiO2-Al2O31 in which paramagnetic-
centers and adsorbed radi In were detected, displayed the greatest activity in th
1conversion of cyclohexane- n the-Addorbed layer, whereas semiconductors and metals,1-
;which had no paramagnetic centers or radicals, were inactive# In order to deter- 1
mine the scope of these findings$ a similar study was made on the radiation-cataly-I
416 decomposition of methanol in the adeorbed,layer at 200C, C060 gamma radiation I----
being. used (dose rate, 4.3x!1016ob#/g~sec;,!adoorbedradlation,dose~8,2xlOlgto I
rd

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ACCESSION NR: AP5024005
7 x1021 ev/g). It was found that as in the case'of the heterogeneous radiolysis of~
cyclohexane, SiO2, A1203, and S102-Al2O3 were the most effective catalysts for i
methanol; the radiation-chemical yield 'and rate of formation of hydrogen, formal-
dehyde, and ethylene glycol on silica gel were ton times as high.as in the case of 'i
I I
homogeneous radiolysis. The electron spin resonance spectra of the radicals formed.
On S102 and A1203 were recorded. Oxides with semiconducting properties such as
ZnO showed a considerably lesser catalytic activity. The results confirm the rela-~~
tionship established earlier between the radiation-catalytic activity of solids ands
their electronic properties. The high radiation-chomical yields of hydrogen# for- I
maldehyda, and ethylene glycol during decomposition,of methanol on silica gel, alu-1
minum oxide, and'aluninum.ailicate are apparently closely related to the processes i
of transfer of the energy of ionizing radiation absorbed by these solids to the
molecules hasorbed on the surface. Orig. art. has: I figureq 1 table. [141
ASSOCIATION: Institut khImicbeekoy fisiki Akadmii nauk SSSR (Institute of Chemi-
cal Physics, Acade" of Sciences jSM)
SUB CODS:ac~m
BUBMIMD: o4peb65 ENCL; 00
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Usat Chemistry Physical-chendotry
CiA- 1/1. Nb.-A51- --so:
Authon a Zhabrova, 00' M. Iand kadenatsi.,.B. M.
Title. Experivental determination -'Of the equilibrium constant of magnesium
hydroxide decompositi reaction
on
Periodical. Zhur. ob, khim~. 24) Ea. 73 1135 1137s July 1954
Abstract. t The reaction pressu. re equilibrium-constant and the equilibrium constant
.of Mg(OH2).decomposition reaction were determined at a temperature range
of 380 -.,65000 The value of the thermal-reaction effect (U000 Cal/mol)
was established on the basis of experimental data obtained by equating
the isochore curve. - The installation used in determining the water-
vapor pressure equilibrium,, is shown.in drawing. Four German:and i USSR
reference.' Table,, graphs, drawing,
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1,01-1. 0 nrentlannon tr4kl~incllcze na oallneri vos~cl,e. :~!,-,Irn.
Ilvete-inariya", 'To 4.

USSR/Yadicine'- Nematodes Medicine - Parasitology Nov 48
wHorphology of the Genital Bursa of a Nematode (Capreocaulus Nov, Gen.) From the
Lungs of a Roo Door," R. S. Shullts, A. N. Kadenataii, Kazakh Sci Res Vat Inst,
A pp
NDDk Ak Nikuk SSSR" Vol LXIIIP No 3
Hol-Intha, previously found only In Germany.. vere found in the lungs of a row door
in the Crimean National Reserve. Analysis of the male's genital bursa leads to
"classification of this parasite and formation of a now subgenus of Capreocaulus.
Submitted by K. I. Skryabin 25 Sep 48.
PA 55/49T65

KADERATSII, A. N. 1, ANDIRETEVA, N. K. SHULTS,, R. C.
24896 SHULTSO R.C.~ KADFNATSII$ A.N. ANDREYEVAO N.K. Anatomichaskaya struktura
Polovogo Apparata Samts6v Nematod Roda Noostrongylus Gelauer, 1932.
Doklady JUtadi Novayap T. LXVII, No.4, 1949, S. 763-65
SO: Lotopis',No. 33, 1949

KAD,.7,NATSIY, 1, N.
USSR/kedicine Helminthology 11 Dec h9
Parasitology
"Phylogenetic Relation Between the Pulmonary Nematodes of Rodents and of Artiodactyla,"
R. S. Schultis, A. N. Kadenatsiiv Sei Res Vet Inst, Kazakh Affiliate VASKhNIL, Alma-Ata,
3 Pp
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR, Vol MIX, No 5
Pulmonary and gastrointestinal helminths are most important nematodes in USSR. There
are 20 known forms of Protostrongylus, Some are parasitic to Bovidae.. Cervidae) and
Leporidae, some only to wild and domestic sheep and goats, including chamois and gorals.
About ten varieties are parasitic to Ovicaprinae. Similar structure of male sex organs
suggests that P. cuniculorum and P. tauricus evolved from P. kochi (Schulz, Orloff., and
Kutass, 1933) while P. terminalis and P. kamenskyi diverged from P. hobmaieri (Schulz,
Orloff, and Kutass, 1933). Submitted by Acad K. I. Skryabin 10 Oct hI9.
In
PA 152Th6

KALENATSIr. A. N.
Opistorkhot Dikikh Lists.v Zapadnoy Sibirl, Vorks on Relminthology,"
on the 75tb Bir6day of K. 1. Skryabin. :rzdat. Akad. Nauk. SM. Moskva,
1953. P. ?71
Chair Parasitology, Omsk Veterinary Institute

SMMITS, R.S.; XAMMATSIT. A*N.
Characteristics of the triabostroWlid Spiculopteragis, alcis from
elk wA roo door. Trudy Gel'malab- 7:343-345 154, (MLIRA 8:3)
(Par"Ites-lak) (PILramites-aos deer) (lematoda)

X&MUTSH, A.N.
. 0
Setarlosis In @beep avA a my to explain the b1oloff of its causative
organism. Dok1.AX SSX1 107 no.1:191-192 Wr 156. (Km 9:7)
1.0ellmintologicheek"a laboratorlys Akodenii nauk SSSR. Predstayleno
akedemikom X.I.Skrj*bInym.
(Shoop-Disesses) (111arls, &zA filatiosts)

Country USSR
C A "TZZ 0 R Y
A3S. JOUR. .1.959, No. 10.,56
T TF 0 R ~~sjy. A. N.
D, "3T.
07-S-17-3ces USSR -And Che Oms1c 4
Aelminthir Fioana of Man:rnal,i 1u. the Crimi,,a zind
the Fxperieiiee in Vern-Anfuging -Vie Domestic
ORTG. PU L, Aninnds wit.]) Respect to th- Principa-1 HeIrninths
Gall.-nintol. labor. A111 SISSR Ornsj,~Jy yet ta-t.
Ab3TRACT Onihkp J-9-579 13',? pagem, illuatrRtrd.
No
CMD:
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USSR Zooparasitology. Parasitic Worms. 0-3
Abe Jour; Ref Zhur-Biol-, No 20, l958, 91069
Author
Inst :-Omsk-VoterinaryInstitute
Title Setarjosis-iii She6p-and the Biological Inter-
pretatioin-dif 'Its Agent
Orig Pub: Tr ~_Omsk.og& v6f#' 'in'-ta, 195T, 15,. 13T-141
Abstract: The study of nervo us diseases of sheep in the
Par East carried out in 1948-50 established the
agent Setaria marshalli. Sheep setariosis has
a seasonal character and Is observed during
the summer and fall. Setarlosis occurs in
cattle (definitive host) without symptoms, but
in sheep and goats (facultative hosts) it takes
on the form of a serious disease with a high
percentage of mortality as a result of the
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MbEAM TS-1,Y
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USSR/Zooparmaitoloa - Parasitic Wonas. G
Abs Joux Ref Zhur Bioll, No 1, 1959, 997
A--thor !~de. at!ii Ic
Illst (kask'Vaterinary lnstit~ite
Titlo Now Echinostom (Echinostom citellicola) from Rodents
Orig Pub Tr. OnskoGn vat. in-ta, 1957, 15, 243-247
Abstract No abstract.
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JUDMI.,ITSIY,. A.21.1 Doo.Vet 11-olmdlithofni.,na of bf
the Crin, ert ;aid J&, experi ,,nco of' vandt*4 Of donastic
A
I-QQW 400 th, helmillthosoc." ',oct 1953. 32 T)p (TUn of Arr USSR.
All-Union tkond of Agr 3oi im, V.I.Lonin. All-Union In:;t ol, holmii-,11.11olory
im Acad R.I. Slzryabin), 150 conies. List of nuthor's ",-orl--ni P:) 31-32
kKT,145-58, 150)

VASIT4, A.V.; KOCITMVSKIY. B.A.; PARAKIN. V.K.; STAIMUffiVICITUS, A.;
TOGILYNTSEV, A,I.: VA.DMIATSIT. A,N#
Thrnugh the Soviet Union. Voterinariia 35 no.9:92-95 5 158.
(Veterinary medicine) (14IRA 11:9)

XABSNATSIY, A.Y.
----~=tuoing helmin,this of the =4 door (Moschum moschiferum L.).
Trudy Inst. xcol. AN Zasakh* 48R 9t107-110 158. (min 11a)
I.Kafedra paramitologil Omkogo v:tAnstituts,
(Woraw, Intestinal and paraviti ). (Par"ites-Ruakdoor)

KADDICNA ~S 11. -A
-- ~,L
Pacytreva skrjabinisp. now.anew treastode oecurring in sumliks.
Trudy Gel!*. lab. 10:109-111 160. . (MIRA 13:7)
(Oupk Provitnee-frovatods) (Parasites-Sualike)

KAW]UTSII, A.N.; WRIKOVA, Tu*N~
Treating otocarlasis witb benzene hexachloride. Trudy
Inst.zool.AN lasakh.= 1.2t241-244 160. (JURA 13s?)
(Scabies) (Bwseno hazochlorlds)

RYZHIKOV, X.M.; KADENATS.IIA.N.; AKHMEROV, A.Kh.; KONTRD4AVICHLE, V.L.
Work of the Amur Helmdnthological. Expedition (314th All-Union
Helminthological Expedition) in 1959. Trudy Gellm.lab. 11:393-
413 161o (KMA 15312)
(Amur Valley-Mormo, Intestinal and Parasitic)

KADENATSII, A.N.; STRELICHIK, V.A.
Discover7 of flaemonchus similis in the U.S.S.R. Trudy Gellm.
lab. 12:22-24 '62. (MIRA 15;7)
(Khabarovsk Territory-Nematoda)
(Khabarovsk Territory-Parasites-Cattle)

RYZRIKOV, K.M.; KADENATSII A.K.; AKHWEROV, A.Kh.; KONTRIMAVICHUS, V.L.
[Kontri~'a-vl'cff~us,. ~.
Work'of the Amur Helminthological Expedition (314th Soviet Helmin-
thological Expedition) in 1960. Trudy Gellm. lab. 12:12D-138
162. (KRA 15:7)
(Amur Valley-Worms, Intestima and parasitic)

X4MNATSIY A. N. (Profelisor)) LUGOVIK B. A*, GERASMIA, N. G. and- BURIOVA, Yu. N.
--tMsi~s ~a;~s,~k Veterinaxy Ins.titute~.
"New repellent RV-5"
Veterinariya, vol.- 39, no. 8) Augmt 1962) p. 61

KADENATSII A.N. prof.; LUGOVIR, B.A., assistent GERASIMOVA, U.'
assistent,
BURIKOVA, Yu.N., asnistent
The new repellent RV-5- Veterinarlia 39 no.8;61-63 Ag 162.
1. Omskiy veterinarnyy institut.

KADENATSII, A.N.,.Prof.
The most important helminthiasis of fur-bearing animals in cage main-
tenance. Vaterinariia no.12t25-26 D t63. (MIRA 17'2)
1. Omskiy veterinarnyy institut.

Study of stomach trematodes of the rwinats of Khabarovsk -
Territory. Trudy Gellm. lab. 13,,,12-17163 WIRA 1713)
NemathWoaa eof. the gmuo Setaxla JYoii cattle. Ibid. :18-2 5

PONOMARMNEO, A.A.; ATAMANnM, I., student IV kursa; KAISNETS. L.. student IV
kurea
Certain derivatives of 3"ehlorophtalimide and 3.6-dichlorophthalimide.
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KAD-qTSKAYA. M. I.
Kadenskayap M. I. "The problem of assimilation Cof rockg occurring contem-
poraneously with concretion," Uchen. zapiski (Leningr. gos. ped. in-t im.
Gertsena), Vol. LXXII, 1948, p. 109-24
SO:U-3566,, 15 March, 53 (Lotopis 'Zhurnal lnykh Statey, No. 14, 1949).

15-57-12-17218
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 12,
P 71 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kadenskaya. M. I.
TITLE: Scapolitic Rocks of Iyengrskaya Seriya (Series) in
the Archean of South Yakutia (Ska olitovyye porody
iyengrakoy serii arkheya, Yuzhnoy ?akutii)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Leningr. gos. ped. in-t., 1955, Vol 3,
pp 208-210
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
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15-57-4-4469
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 4,
pp 64-65 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kadenskaya, M. I.
TITLE: Dike Rocks and Volcanic Rocks on the Turka-Barguzin
Divide (Zhillnyye porody i effuzivy Tarkinsko-Barga-
zinskogo vodorazdala)
PERIODICAL; Uch, zap. Laningr. gos. ped. in-ta, 1956, Vol 117,
pp 85-102.
ABSTRACT: Beginning in late Proterozoic time, the tremendous
platform structure of the Bail'%-al region became the site
of faulting and generation of magma, The fractures and
faults became the channels for intrusive and extrusive
ma3303, The lower Paleozoic, possibly including the
Proteroz.oic in part, is represented by orthophyres,
uartz-bearing porphyries, porphyries, porphyrites
plagioclase, hornblende-plagiociase, biotite-hornblende-
z
Card 1/2 plagioclase, biotite-hornblende-pyroxene-plagioclase),
15-57-4-4469
Dike Rocks and Volcanic Rocks on the Turka-Bargazin (Cont.)
diabases.. gabbro-diabases, and disbase Porphyrites. The Mesozoic
varieties are granite porphyries (micropegmatitic and albitic
porphyries), quartz-syenite porphyriess quartz-bearing diorite
porphyrites, and amygdaloidal rocks. Detailed descriptions are
given for these rocks. Especially intense magmatic activity
occurred in the zones of marginal fractures, but volcanic rocks
are found in the inner part of the platform as well.
Card 2/2 S.

SXRDYUGHWO. D.P.; GIMOV, A.V.;-URAM�QU# N.I.; LRONOTA, Te.P.;
XADUSKIY, A.A.; PAVLOT, V.A.; PUSTOTZOV, L.T., otv.red.;
ZOTLYAREVSKAYAp F.S., red.lad-va; GUSIKOVA. 0.N., tekhn.red.
EIron ores of southern Yokutia-, geology. aineralogy. genesis an(I
industrial Importance) Zhelesup rudy IUshnoi lftatli; geologiia,
mineraloglia. genesis I prowyahlennoe samchanis. Kookys, Isd-vo
Aked,sauk SSSR, 1960. 519 p. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Oblen-korreapondent AN SSSR (for Pustovalov).
(Yakutia--Iron ores)

KADENSKAYA . M. I.
Dioritea of the Northern Caucasus and Urals. Trudy Geol. muz. AN SSSR
no.14184-92 163. 04IRA 17: 11)

ZHELEZNrAK,, A,,S.; BROUNSHTEYN, B.I.
)has transfer in the extraction of acetic acid by single drops
of ethyl acetate* Zhure prikl. kkin. 38 no.5:1156-1159 ~ 165.
(MMA 18M
1. vgesoyuznyy mauckmo-immledowatel'skiy institut neftekbimicheakikh
protsessov.

. -)- I-
-=V-T r- - -
KADEWSKIY, A.A. "Porp~yritic anites of the Turko-Barguzin uater divide Nest
Transbaykal)," Uchen. i-apiski Seningr. gos. ped. in-t i,,*. Gertsena), Vol, WII,
1948t p. 75-107 -Bibliog; 100 items
SO: IJ-3566t 15 Yarch, 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inkyp Stately, No. 14, 1949)

KADENSKIY, Aleksey Aleksandrovich,
Geological Museum imeni Karpinskiy Acad Sci USSR, Academic
degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences, based an his defense
28 Junary 1954p in the Council of the Leningrad State Pedagog-
ical Inst imeni Gerzen, of his dissertation entitled:
I'Vagmatic geology of the front range of north-Western Cau-
casus".
Academic degree and/or title: Doctor of Sciences
SO: Decisions of VAK, List no 6., 19 Mar 55, Byulleten'
MVO SSSR, No. 140 July 56 Moscow pp 4-22, Uncl.
JPRS/NY-429

KLD KUZNWSOV, B.S., professor, otvetetvenW redaktor;
takhnicheskiy redaktor
[MMustio geology of the foremost mountain range of the northwestern
Caucasus] Magmatichiskata geolagiia perodovogo khrebta Severo-
Zapadnago Kavkasa. Moskva, Iscl-vo Akatlesii nauk SSSR, 1956. 291 P.
(MM 9:9)
(Cauoasus--(Wolcgt, $tructural)

KADENSKIT, A. JL
Conditions of mistamorphlow and Ul tram tamorphism In Archean
rocks of the Aldan shield. lsv,AN SBSR. Ber,,gool. 21 no-9:
66-73 S '56. NLRA 9811)
1. Sovet po Isuchenlyu proIsvod1tol'iWkh oil Akadomii nouk
SSSR. Nookwa.
(Aldan Plateau--Rocks, Crystalline and wtamorphic)

KDEWSKIT WTUCHUM, D.P.
*Mtrabasites of the Greater Caucasue.6 N.D. Bobolev. Reviewed
by A.A. KRdenskit, D.P. Serdiuchenko. lap.Tees.min.ob-va 85
no.2:255-258 156. (MLRA 9-9)
(Caueasus--Rocks. Igneous) (Sobolev. N.D.)

15-57-4-4034
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 4,
P 1 (UaSR)
AUTHOR: Kadenskiy, A. A.
TITLE: Place of Geology in the System of Natural Sciences
(0 meste geologii v sisteme nauk o prirode)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Leningr. gos. pod. in-t, 1956, Vol 117,
pp 3-14
ABSTRACT: BibliographIc entry
Card 1/1

KLMSKIT, A.A.
Nain features of the pological development and masimatic activity
of the frontal rangs of the northwestern Uummus. Vch,sap.Ped.
InsteGertso 117OL23-147 056. (mm 9:11)
(Caucasus. torthern-Gooloa, Structural)

NAMEL11, A.A*
yagmtso evolotuin In the history of.the earth's crust. frm4y Gbol;
is ssm nowasI23-140 15?. , (MM 1114)
(looks, rgneous)'

AZARASIYZV, G.D.
Weak geological foun"tions for the magmtIc geology of the front
range of the northwestern Caucasus (*Xagmtic geology of the front
range of the northwestern Caucasus" IW A.A,KM*nskii. IAeT$ev*d by
G.D. Afamaslyev. Isv.AN SSSR-Ser.pol, ZZ no*2:109-114 1 '57.
(Camasus, 'Nor thern--Geoloo~ (mm 10:5)
(Madjuidl A.A.
~i .0, 41

20-2-48/62
TI T L-'-' On the Nature of Ki burlite Funzf Is Fro;a Yakut AS3R
(0 prirode kimberlitovykh trub6lt Yikutii - Russian)
PERIODICAL Dc'r.-lady Akad.!Jauk S"SR,1957,Vol 115, Nr 2, PD 368 - 371
ABSTRACT These recently discovered funnels are found in tore varied polog-J.-
0
cal enviroi=.Ent than the African ones.To begin with, the position
of exDlosion chambers in them varie3j sometimes they are locatee. in
the crystalline fo-andation plate and aometities in the sedimentar.-
cover of th.~, latter.The level of thvir erosion section also var I
Zreatly.At present the following can be cornidered as establisht~d
facts: 1. Their age is Post-LoNyer-Triassic and pre-Jurazsic.Thus the
kimberlite formation coincides with the final Trapp mai~z'.Iatism- in
and region. 2. The volume of the kimberlite mass of the funnels 12
ninute in relation to the products of the chief stage3 of Tra.-p ma-
gmati2m.It is nolaiorthy that these funnels occur in gigantic re-ioas,
of the plateau.They are concentrated in -roaps; these form districts
-i;hich are parts of the main structuresof the plateau.This i7ndicatcs a
common regional-tectonic cause of the kimberlite formation and its
connection with the pre-Jarassic kinematics of the plateau daring-, the
expiration of Trapp magmatism. 3. Thorie kinberlites exhibiting di-
stinguishable variations of composition iii their interior (e.&.basalt,
li.mburgite,mica-periodite etc.) differ in totallity from the typical-
ly ultra-baBic rocks by a markedly increased cotttent of al'amina,ti-
tanium,aalcium and pattly alkali. This approacheo them to the mk;lano-
Card 1/3 crate units of basic basalts. According to comparative data on the
710=

on the Nature of Kimberlite Funnels From Yakut 05H. 20-2-48/62
,V'hei:1jam of kiyab erl it es , acj.'.,ieohi teB, ban i c banalta and picritep, they --a'/
be connidered natural series of dorivatives of the ,ralj2 :aaj;,:ia
contradiction to Xupletsk.1y and Butakova). Thic is-also indl~;ated
'~e d t 11
the stratigraphic position of Yakat ki:7iberlites itself. 4. T! S
of poeition of the explosion chaiaboru of Izimberlite fun~,cls which i-ny
viell be doter~ained by the composition of xeliolite proved to b exl-
e
- ly suall, about the first few kiloneters These data exclude the
,L
formation of kiLiberlite in great depths.Due to spccial Qon6itions
vated pressure-- form which are lator on-disoliarged by explosion.The
ex2losion chambers are a:):-)arently situated in the upper horizoiis of
the earth's crust, above the roof of cryotalline rocks and not bi:-20w
but above the reservoirs of Trapp uiagmatis:j. 5. It is fina"i-er charac-
tc--istio that the funnels are always connected with two flectares
respectively which latter are again connected with rupturmThe funnels
lie parallel to the ruptures,althoui;h not directly upon theM.The fan-
nels form two strips whose axes are formed by the raptures that 1,ad
once been the guides of Trapp iuaCma, The Trapp marmatism of the Si-
birian plateau vent through three phases of developmentlaccordin:' to
the varying tectonic reginet a) Tufa-intrusive, b) effusive and c)
intrusive. The kimberlite formation apparantly corresponds to the
last pha~.e (or continues it). Ill. 1 aives an approxin~ate scheme ef
the formation of kimberlite funnel:c. After the na-ma reached the
ped up horizons, it went nlong tho main rupttire ard itz) brariche;;' th".
Card 2/3 fissures of the intermediate layers, the cleavaZe planet, etc. 'The

Or th;-. '.aturc of Kimberlite Punnels 2ro-M Yalzutt. A,'32. 20-2-48/62
mar-,-,a separates of coneentr,ation in s;7411 satc~llite
second ordor using wcaken64 sectionfi. ThQ true conditioIns r1re 1~ro.~)a -
bly much more complicated than described in the sche:ae, siiice the
pressure rises. The fact of subse~raent explosions, i.e. the trans!-
formation of the reservoir into an explosion chaiaber tith a fur.-iel
in the direction of the. earth's oafaoe indicates that the 6as -h :1~,. 0
of the re:iervoir could not find an outlet in the direction of the i~.ai3l
vharaj,_~el. After this gas explosion, crushed splinters of crystalli:,a' -
ion products in the reservoir are pushed out by the P;a~;Laa. Thus the
funriel ib filled. Further inveBti&atiujis shall determine the lino ,f
zparatJcn of iineral indicators. This will pera,.-it to approach th,-_,
c--:itical donditiona of diamond formation.
( 1 table, I illustration, 12 Slavic references).
ASSOOLITIOU YakutekWa komplekenVa ekxp4kUtsiy& Yakutskogo filial& Akademii nauk
SSSR, Geologlaheskly nuey In!. A.~ P. Karyinskogo Akademii nauk SSSR
BY XOIIZ1III,'SRIY D.S.,"ember of the Acade,,AY) Feb- 3., 1957
Jan. 30, 1957
A IA-
Ty ABLE Library of Con~,ress.
Card 3/3
F

SAIDYUCHMMOO D.P,; IL.A~,a~TA. A ~. "
Xenolites and lie otoliteis in Caucasian and other deposits Zap -4
Veen* vine' ob-wa 87 no;lt3l-47 15B' 114')
0
(Caucasus-wollastonite)

i 1- 0 W ~ ~ 94 a% ~Mq
SARDTUCHNUO, D.P.; GLIBOV, A.T.; LADINSEATA, M*I.; LZONOVI, Te.P*;
LADUSLU.-A.A.4 PAVLOT, T.A.; PUSTOTALOT, L.T., otv.red.;
OMQUSIKATA, P.S,, red,isd-va; GUSOLOVA, OvK,q takhnrade
[Iron ores of southern Takutia; geology, mineralogy, genesis and
industrial importance] Zhelesays, rudy IUshnoi lAkatii; geologila,
mineralogiia. genesis I promyshlennos zaachanis. Kooky&, Isd-vo
Akad.muk SSSR, 1960. 319 p. (NIRA 13:6)
1. Chlen-korrespandent AN SSSR (for Pustovalov).
(Takutia-Iron ores)

L%DXBSKIT, A. A.
I
Polymetamorphic rocks in the southern Aldan shield, Trudy Geol- ws-
AN SSSR no.2:64-81 160. (MLRA 13:10)
(Aldan Plateau-Rocks. Crystalline and metamorphtc)
"0 -
,_, f~

( ZABI-ma-,L-A-A,
Middle Paleo(pic tectow4matia cycle in the front range of the
northwestern Caucasus. Trudy Geole muz. AN SSSR no.2:149-158 16o.
(MIRA 13:10)
(Cmucaaum#AIorthern-Geology, Structural)

KAMMISM, Alekseyer Alsksandrovichl KUZNETSOV# S.S.# doktor geolo-wi-n-ar.
naukp profel otvereds; OV~ H.V.,, red.izd-va; BOCHSVER, V.T.t
tekim.red.
[Geology and petrology of the southern part of the Amabar shield]
Geologiia i petrologiia Iuwbnoi obaoti Anabarokogo abehita. Mbikia,
Izd-vo Akad.nauk MR, 1961. 1 8 P. (Akademiia nauk MR. Geo-
logicheakii musei. Trudy,, no.63 (KMA 14 a 6)
(Anabar shie!~LG&ology)

A
KATA.143PY?
Sergai Sergesvioh Nuznetoavp 1892- . Trudy Geol, muz. AN SSSR no.
140-6 163e (MIRA 1711l)

KADENSKIY9 A.A,p doktor geol.-miner. nauks prof.; SIJUBAYEV, L.P.,
j"4,
[Geological,excursions in the ourroundings of Leningrad;
textbook on geological field work] Geologicheskie ekskursii
v okrestnostiakh Leningrada; uchabnoe posobie po polevoi geo-
logicheskoi praktike. Leningrad, Ideningre gos pedagog. in-t
1963. 190 P. 41IRA 17:5)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvanrWy pedagogicbeskiy institut im.
A.I.Gertsena (for Kadenakiy).

KADEWPKIY, A.A.
Matamorphr~'m of the Paleozoic rocks of the Peredovoy Range in the
northwestern Caucasus* Trudy Geol, muz, AN SM no*14:72-84 163.
WRA 17:11)

SUIUMI-JIK0.1 V.T.; KADENSKIY, A.A., prof., nauchn,-j riikovoditeil rabotLy
Geomorphological structure of the central part of the Udokan
Range. Uch. zap. Ped. inst. Gerts. 239:177-182 164.
(MIRA 18.3)

IVYSK , Yu.V. ; KA.)FNSEIY, A,A. , I-,rof. , nauchryy ruI,-,),jcA 11 c," I
Endogenctic minerals in the northern part of the I-UrFay trouFh.
Uch. zap. Ped. inst. Gerts. 239:183-185 '64.
a6o)

Intvili uohnstlye: .1 1 , .
,~~N, T.A.; Pr _~ADENTSEV, V.I.,, zK11, !,V.,-
LMASHOVA, K.I.
Effect of the dispersion of raw materials on the proptirtuies of
plezoeeramics. Kh1m. prom. 41 no.2:39-42 F 165. (FIRA 18-4)

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US*Soil Science
Ions
Absorption
liar/Apr 1948
"The Nature of the Absorption of Ions by Clays and Soils: IV. Absorption of Bivalent Cations
by Red-Borax Clays and Certain Soils,'t I. N. ANtipov-Karatayovm, G. M. Kader, V. 11. Filippova,
So:U Inst, Acad Sci USSR, Moscow, 10 pp
"Kolloid Zhur" Vol X, No 2
Describes replacement absorption of magnesium ions in Ca-clays, Ua-sub-ash soils and Ca-red
clays, absorption of heavy metal ions on Ca-clay-covered surfaces, and results of the obser-
vations. Sub-titted 22 Mar 1947.
PA 70T107

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R/Soil Science Physical and Chemical Properties of Soils. J-2
-ibr. Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.,, No 2, 1958, 5723
Author : Antipov-M%ratayev, I.Ne., FAder, G.M.
Inst : Soil Sciences Institute of the Academy of Sciences USSR
Title : On the Question of the Genesis of ArsdIl-ceous Minerals
Through the Disintegmtion of Primary Minerals.
Orig PQb : Tr- Pochv- in-ta Akad Nauk SSSH, 1956) 51) 98-157
Abstract : An experimental stukv of the processes of alteration of
primary minerals (mica and feldspar) and formtion of se-
condary argillaceous minerals under the influence of wa-
ter and water solutions'of orfpnic compounds -- complex
formers -- was conducted by use of alectrodialysis.
Through separation of this powders of these minerals the
processes of synthesis and crystallization of secondary
minerals., deriving from reaction with the vater-soluble
Card 1/2

UST/Soil Science Physical and Chemical Propurtieu of Soils. J-2
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 2, 1956, 5723
products formed in the disintegration~ were studied.
It has been ascertained that R 0 in a tartrate buffer is
?vv3
taken out in the form of negat ely charged complexes; in
the water extract from the ground cover of a spruce grove
the yield of R 0 1 in the form of positive ion compounds,
increased. I~22is last medium the organic substances we-
re absorbed and a protective film was formed on the dialy-
zed minerals, the result being a drop in the total loss of
oxides from the minerals, It vas demonstrated that hydro-
muscovite is formed from =wcovite; and hydrobiotite, hy-
drogetite, opal, and so-called "cat gold" are formed from
biotite. In extraction retorts opal, chalcedony, mica,
and minerals of the montmorillonite group were derived
from the products of the leaching of primary minerals.
It is supposed that in natural conditions this synthesis
-method of forming secondary minerals predominates both
in the disintegrating crust and in soils. A bibliography
of 162 titles.
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USSR/Soil Science*, Tillage. Meliorations. Erosion, J_
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur Biol-P No 5, 19581 20082
Author : Antipov-Karstayevo IsHof Yuriij I*A*j Frolkirial LeAs)
Nader) G*M*
Inst (off jj".fr
Title The Meliorative Aiprop-iiiition-of Solonetz-ftils in the
chern*ozem'z6ne'(Hesu3.ts.ot Experiments at the Kamennaya
steppe)
Orig Pub Pochvovoedenirp,-1957)'N6"2p:1-17-
Abstract By means 6Val'sp6timi j~hysicO-'chmicmlprognostie method
of possible ~Ailizatibn of soil Moun and carbonate layerq
the-toundatio'n has beeilaid for several practical methods
rati' " -lo z oils, To set. up 66 sys-
of'self-milio '_ on.for so not s
tem of i8ii0intiv's measure.9$.thbee inveitig~tions Vero
used an the solonetz soils of the central chernozem zone
(Khmennaya Steppe). ;By using this method of forecasting
the possibility of solonetz soil self-meliorationp
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ICADEF, G. M. and I. N. ANTIPOV-KjkRATAYEV
"Experimental Studies.of Hydrolysis Processes in Primary Minerals and the
Formation of Secondary Argillaceous Minerals" P. 159
0--m-Ow-.0405 B&NIP" and CONOINK
lam=
9
Transactions of tbg J%ftb Coaftmnw on Zqvrj=ntal mud AWIted. IWW-rulogy
and PeAvsrafts Trwy ... Nua*v, Izd-va AN GW# 1958# 516p2.
reprints of reports pmeented. at Omf - htaA in Leningrad, 26-31 W 3.956. The
puTow of the cwf - was to exchanse informtion and COOrdinut& the activitiC8
in the fields of eXPOZ iNES&AI oza applied vdwrejo&7 and patroamptWp and to
stress the increasing conobodty of practical problem.

ANIPOV-UUTAYEV, I.N.; IrAIMR, G.M.
Bvaluating irrigation water from the point of view of soil
improvement EwIth sunmry In ftlishl. hohvededento ne.2-.
96-101 7 159. (NIU 120)
I.Pechvennyy institut iment T.T. Dekwhayeve, AN SSSR.
(IrrIgation)

5M
SOV/69-21-2-2/22
AUTHORS: Antipov-Xaratayevp I*N. and Kader, G.M.
TITLE- An Investigation of Exchange Reactions in Soils with the
Aid of a Calcium Isotope (Issledovaniye obmenn kh reakt-
siy v pochvakh a primenerd,*m izotop kalltsiya~
PERIODICAL: Kolloidnyy zhurnal, 19599 Nr 2, pp 139-143 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author has carried out an investigation tending to
establish a desirable ratio of sodium salts and bivalent
cation (particularly oalcium) salts in irrigational and
flooding waters, in order to prevent harmful effects on
Soils ' A weig~hed portion of soil was treated with a so-
lution (irrigational water), and subsequently the ex-
changeable calcium content of the solution was de8 rm. n-
ed with the aid of radioactive calcium isotope Ca .
The deficiency of calcium in the soil under investigat-
ion (i.e. salinit of th soil due to a superabundance
of alkali cations~ was determined by the difference bet-
ween the absorbency of the soil and the found quantity
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SOV/69-21-2-2/22
An Investigation of Exchange Reactions in Soils with the Aid of a Cal-
cium Isotope
interdependency between the critical amount of exchange-
able sodium (10% of the exchange capacity) and the gener-
al mineralization of the water (in grams per liter) per-
mits a preliminary qualitative evaluation of water intend-
ed for irrigational and flooding purposes. There are 2
graphop 3 tables and 7 referencest 4 of which are Soviet,
I English, 1 French and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION; Pochvennyy institut AN SSSR im.V.V. Dokuchayeva, Moskva
(Boil Institute of the AS of the USSR im.V.V. Dokuchayev,
Moscow)
SUBMITTED: January 16, 1959
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ANTIPGV-KARATAYEVq I*N*.*, KADERv G.M*
Evaluating alkaline irrigation waters from the point of View of
land improvement[with summary in English). Poohvovedenie noe3z60-65
mr 161. (KRA .1433)
1. Pochvennyy institut imeni V.V.Dokuohayeva Akademii nauk SSSR,,
(Irrigation)

KMER G.)k
Iodozetric termination of hydrogen sulfide in soilso
Poohvovede~i no.5.-101-104 MY 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Pochvenw institut imeni V V.Dokuchayevas
(Soils-Analysim) (?I~ometry) (Hydrogen xW "ide)

ZIRAY, L.A.; OU,VSKIY, VsM,,# KADER, T.L.
Mami transfer In Wbular wetted-wall rentification towero at
reduced preastwee IQJ-moprom* 41 no-4158-62 Ap '65. (miu : -L818)
- , -1. _t
.. ~: i ..

KADER Ya
"Road to space" by IU.A,Pobadonontsev. Reviewed by IA.Kader.
Xx7l.rod. 14 no.lo26 Ja 163. (MIRA 16il)
(4ace
flIght) (Pobedonostseyp N.A.)

ZEDARDY. G.B.; lrAIKR, Ta.M.. redaktor; DOMMIN, NeA., konsul'Untdektor
fisi"'J"s"UtIf ~ nauk, prefesserl SRIBNIS, N.Y., tekhnichaskiy
redaktore
[cosmic ray*] Kosalchooklo luchle Nookwat YeenAnd-ve Kialsterstvs
oberemy Soluse, SM. 1954. 34 pe (.=& 8t5)
(cosmic rwo)

FONOKMV, Alekeandr Nikolayevich;., Ya.m. re d.; SOLOXONIK, R.L..
takhn.red.
[Present day jet aviation] Soyromennaia reaktivnaia aviataila.
Moskva. Voen.izd-vo X-va obor.SSSR, 1959. 257 P. (MIRA 12:8Y,
(Jot planes) I

BILIKOT, TAonid Aristarkhovich, dotment , kand.med.nauk; KAT)TH, Ta.M. ,
red.; KrASNIKOVA, T.F., takhnored,
(Bacteriological warfare and means of defense against it]
Baktariologichaskoe ormahle I sposoby sashchity ot nego. Koskys,
Toeu.imd-vo N-ve obor.S=. 1960. 197 P. (KIRA 13-.6)
(BACTIRTA WAVARN)
e,
111.

IVANOV, Anatoliy Ivanovich; RYBKIN. Georgiy Iosifovich; KAIMR, U.N..
red.; SLAPTSOTA, Te.lio, takha.red.
[InJuriaus action of nuclear explosionsj Porashaiushabse
deistvie iedernogo vsrywa. Moskva, Toon.izd-vo X-ve obor.S=,
1960. 382 (MIRA 13:12)
(Atouic bomb)

41_,-7a-11, .
19MIOV, Yevgeniy Leonidovich., doktor geologo-miner, nauk; L~~
red.; CHAPAYEVA, R.I., tekba. red.
(Celestial otonesi meteors and meteorites) Nebesnye kamni;
meteory i meteority. Moskvav Voon. izd-vo M-va oborony SSSE
1961. 85 p. (meteors) (Meteorites) (MIRA 15:21

POBBDONOSTSEV, Yuriy Aleksandrovichs, doktor tekhn. nauk; KADER, Ya.M.,
red.1 CHAPAYEVA, R.Ls tekhn, red,
(Way into-space; achievements of Soviet rocket engineering]
Put' v kosmos; dostishaniia sovetakoi raketnoi tokhniki, Mo-
skva, Voeni2dat, 1962, 98 p, (MIRA 15:9)
(Space flight) (Rockets (Aeronautics))
EZ.5-1

SUSHKGVp Turiy NikoUyeviobs )cand.tekhn,nauk; Mp~lRp_X4.M.v -,red.;.,
XUZIM,g I.F.0 tokbzi.red.
[Inenes of spaosehips] Dwigstali koemicheakikh korablei.
VDWmaj, Vosaisdats 1962. M p. (tURL 15s12)
(spWombipo-propLuion avatems)

ASTASHENKOV,,,Patr Timofeyeviob, insh.-polkoynik;
red.; ZUDINA, M.P., tekhn. red.
(What is bionical Chto takoe bioniXa.. Moqkva, Voon.izd-
vo M-ya obor.SSSR,, 1963. 79 p. (MIRA, 16:8)
(Bionics) (Radar)

SUSHKOV, Yuriy Nikolayevich, kand. tekhn. nauk; red.;
SOKOLOVA) G.F.p tokhn. red.
[Space flights] Polety v kosmos. MoskvaL, Voenizdat,
1963. 143 P. (MIRA 17;1)

BELYAKOV, Mikhail Vasiltyevich; UDER Ya M red.; ZUDINA, M.P.p
tekhn. red.
(Ocean of air (Atmosphere of the earth)) VozdushiVi akean
(atmosfera Zemli). Moskva., Voenizdats, 1963 129 Pe
inu U: l2)
(Atmosphere)

WOZOVICH, Lidiya Anjito2lyeviia, kand. mod. naukj-
red.
[Not everybody Imows this; on the ham of alcohol] Ne vae
eto znaiut,- o vrede alkogolia. Moskvap Voenizdat, 1964.
89 p. (MIRA 17:12)

SHEULIN, Nikolay Vissarionovich, kand. fiz.-matem. nauk;
KADER, Ya.M., red.
(Planet Earth..* what do we know about it] Planeta Zemlia
chto my znaem o nei. Moskva, Voenizdato 1964, 118 p,
.77

ASTASHENKOVs Fetr Timofeyevichp insh.-polkovmikl TOLUBKO" V.F.j
general-polkovuiko red*; KADER, Ya.M.p red.
(Soviet rocket troops) Soystakia rakstnyo volskas Moskva,
Vosnizdatf 1964. 231 p. (MIRA IW)
1. PeMy sameetitall Olmokomanduyushohago Raketrqmi
"yokami strategiaheskogo, nasnaahoniya (for Tolubko).

ZHUKOV V.N. I inzh.-podpolkovrlik; ux"Rilaom.
(Mathematios in comba~l.,.li-atematika v boiu. Moskva
(MIRA 18:7~
Vooll12dat, 1965. 1Y" P-

-"-XC:-RPTA XED1CA See-17 Vol-3/2 Public Healtha Feb 57
66o. xADARN9 PA'UNCZ JI.Illgzlemdny az Melmezda- do TAplAlkozdstudomdnyL--
I-FT fiz-Var--Mm-TaT -ooztdlyAW, Orszdgos. *A mcanyagok felhaozndldodnak
dlelmez#seg6ozodg0gyLvonatkozdnai. Experience with the use of
artificial materials in the field of foodstuff hygiene Nt-
PE019SZSt.GOGY 1956, 37/3 (76-79)
Possible toxicity of the materials themselves as well as of their elements should be
considered. The artificial material should neither contain soluble substances nor
compounds which interfere with the nutritive value of the foodstuff. Experience
in regard to harmful effects hae so far been gathered about orthacresylphospbate
and chlorinated naphthaline.

FAD M-,,, A e ; UL14-4 -
New organization of technological Btandards in the chemical induetry. p. 82
CHEHICKE MIMI. (Ministeratvo chemickeho prumyslu) Prahaj CzechoslovOia
Vol. 9, No. 2, Feb. 1959
Monthly List of JEast Furopean Accessions (EFAI) LC, Vol. 8, No. 7o July 1959
Uncl,

MOXRY, J. -.KADEM, J.
,
Nvaluation of culture of Yqcobaoterium tuberculosis on the culture
medium with aucites prepared according, to Sula. Gruslioa 21 no.6:
427-04 June 1953. (CLKL 25:4)
1. Of the Sanatorium f or Iung DiseaseB IMP. Bukov. GzachoslovAia.

XADMA
VMY, J.; ICA 1A, Jq BAIWA, A.
Affect Olt extract of dry Betula leaves on growth of M~vobactorlum
tuberculosis, Chokho biol0L 3 no.2:12?-130 Apr 54.
1, Tuberimlesnyy sonatorii, BWmv.
(PLLMS,
OBstula. off. of extract of dr7 leaves an growth of
N taborc.)
(MYCOBACTARIUM TMA1=318, effect of drugs OR,
$Botula leaves 'extract)

XADERA- Z.; JELINEKj -1.
Standardization in the chemical industry. p. 18.
Normalizace. (Urad pro normalizace) Praha, Czechoslovakia.
Vol. 7, no. 2, Aug. 1959
Monthly list of Fast European Accessions (EEAI) LG, Va. 9, no. 1, Jan.
1960
Uncl.

:L1'1,x~G1iJbL0 iAK:LA
CAaca= :Chemical Technology@ Chemical Products and Their
Apy)litations, Gene,ral
AN. JOM : Fos=a.p No 19 logo go. 68099
AUTHOR tKadera, Z.1 Filing Z.
TITLE :A Now Bysten of Technical Standardization in the
Chemical Industry (0techoslovskia)
0MG. pUB. :Chein. prusTalp 1959,'No-2. 112-83
ABSTBACT :No abstract
KADERAP ZO
"Problems of technical -standardizati6n.11 p. 6.
VYNALEZY A NORMALISACER OCHRANWE ZNAMKY, CHRANWE VZORY. (Urad pro
VYnalezY a normalisac). Prahas Czechoslovakia, Vol. 3,, No. hj, Apr. 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EW ), Lc, Vol. 83 No. 8,
August 1959.
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