SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RYZHKOV, S.V. - RYZHKOV, V.L.

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TITLE: Calcufation of marine-boiler bisectiona'l steam su
perheaters,
with a 'spray-~ype desupe,rheater
SOURCE:, Nikolayev. KorablestroitelInyy inatitut. Sudostroyeniyej
morskiye soorikzheni-ya, no.. 3,1966. Sudo.vyye energeticheskiye ust a*nov,ki
25-29
.(Ship,power e4uipmeht)
.TOPIC TP.GS, ateam boiler, steam sullerhe ater, he a;~ transfer coe f f lc ient,
heat absorption _m2==ssuzawq
ABSTRACT:. A Tethod for.the heat calculation of two-stage. convection
superhenters yith interstage.spray-type desuperh eaters.for high-
parameter marine boilers is described. During steady operation, when,
the, temperature and volume of gases, before the superheater.. remain stable
theLheat absorption of the superheater depends on the..volume ofisteam
passing th Irough it. A decrease in Ithe volu Ime,of.. steIam:lovers'the. heat
absorption and increases~thel'temperature of th e steam, An analysis
shows that changes in heat absorption depend'on the correlation between
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..-thewater equivalents. of combustion products and superheated steam, th
magnitude of the heat-transfer coefficient and heated.surface, and:als
upon the characteristics of.the flow of,gases and steam. A method'of
-calculating ~he temperature and.enthalpy:of the:combustion products,
beyond,the,first stageof the~superheatler, from which all other,
~necessary values can be determined, is described. ,To simplify calcu-
.lations, the correction factors necessary for direct flow and counter
flow are plotted graphically and can be used when the ~volume of water
sprayed into ihe desuperheater does not exceed 10% of-the steam capacity
of,the boiler*'
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AUTHOR: Ryzhkov, S.V.
TITLE: ax-oerimental method of. determining heat transfer by
radiation and conduction in thecase.of a cylinder
in air strepin
PEHIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, no. 3, ~1962, 94
abstract 3B591: (Tr. Nikola,revskogo korablestroit
in-ta, 1961, no. 22, 61 ~63)
'XT: I' is su-
IE U gested that in determining the radiant. and con.duc-
T
o the streamlining flow, Iin litial experiments.are -perfo
11-ve -jaru r-
i-led u-nder the conditions of 'Er e e' convection& As radiant and coriduc,
t1ve flovis are independent of the charact er of the motion, such e>-"-.
Deriments permit determination of the correction for radiation and
'conduction also in the case of, forced -convection. Experime-n-,ts on
the transverse flow about a cylinder in an aerody~-,.amic,tjube are,
used as an exarlple* Diameter of the cylinder was.22 mm, and thelaw
of heat transfer was. obtained in the form: N~ 0.231 '0..62. 'k com-
Card 112

SOY/6055,
Cranial and Cerebral (Cont.)
clinical,course., therapy and outcome of infected craf)ial. and
cerebral injuries in.subjects affected by penetrating radiation,
Specia1features of theclinical phenomena.and diagnostics of
cerebral injuries and'complidations-due-'to intracranial infiec-
and r sults
tionin acute radiation sickness are dealt with e
of surgical and several kinds of antibiotic therapyaregiven.~
Basic methods for the use of antibiotics arepresented. In
the experiments.-brabial and cerebral injuries were infected
by cultures of suppurative Infection-producing agents., bone.
splinters were left In the wounds., and primary.surgical
~treatment was delayed for.,three~days,after,,irradiation,and~,
injury. Even under,thes,e conditions.. satisfactory therapeutic'...
results were obtained'. The~experiments indicate the desir'-....
ability of extending the indications for the use of primary
blind sutures [pe--vichnykh glukhikh shvOV 1. This investigation
of cranial and.cerebral,injuries combined with,radiation
effects was conducted at-the Academy.of.Military Medicine.,
of th,e,Order~of.Lenin imeni,S. M. Kirov by a collective of,
authors under the leadership'of Doctor of Medical Sciences
N. Aleksandrov.-There are 850 references: 1579 Soviet,.
~,219:English, 29.German.,'20 French., 1 Italian,, I,Swedisho
and,1 Hungarian.
Card 2/0'

S.OV26-59-3-7/47.
The Study of the Culture of Tissues
also small pieces of sivollen tissues and of, various
other vegetable tissues. He then deals.vrith the
genetics of tissues, stating that the entire pro-~-,
cess of embryonic development -is one of more,and
more differentiation.and an ever increasing division
of work among the various tissues. The speciali-~
zation of the tissues is:connected vrith the. loss
of some functions by their cell elements inherent~
to the non--~differentiated embry e ls. This~..
is especially clearly expressed9W/tfp'Amany cell:..'
elements slacken in their capability,of MiUltipli_-
cation or loose it entirely. The author,further
deals with the tissues of tumors,and the:change of
the hereditary properties of the cell.~.The article,.
also treats chromosomes in tissue cultures, their
longitudinal division,',increase. 1, the number of
chromosomes in man,,etc. The author reports on
Card 2/3 the pharmacology of~tissue cultures and the cultil-'-

k-DOV26-59-3-7/47
The Study of the Culturelof Tissues
vat4on of viruses in tissues, the cytotoxic effect
-periments,viith the
produced by the virus and the ex.
help of which the concentration ofthevirus in a
-iven liquid.or tissue can.be established (determin-
ing the titre of a virus) ~Speaking of latent viruses,
the author states that -esearch:in this'field is
only beginning. The real part they play in the life
of man and animal will probably be better known in
the next few years. In conclusion the~author deals
with the problem concerning,; the extent to which
individual cell elements having obtained indepbn-..::'!''
dence, maintain the capability of uniting. The lower
U
organisms possess this property, but thecells, of,
the higher multicellula'rs retain it to a very poor
extent. There are 4 photographs and 1 Soviet r,e--
ference.
ASSOCI.:-"tTION: Institut~mikrobiologii Akademii nauk SSSR (Insti-
Card 3/3 tute oL nces
f1--licrobiology of the USSR Academy of Scie
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AUTHOR: Ginzburg, Z.L., Engineer, 128-58-4-15/18
TITLE; 'Scientific-Technical Session on Progressive Technology,of
Casting Molds (Nauchno-tekhnicheskaya sessiya po progressiv-.
noy tekhnologii liteynoy.formy)
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye Proizvo,dstvo, 1958,'N0. 4, pp 28-30 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A conference on the technology of casting molds,,,- organized
by the NTOMAShPROM of the Khar1kov Oblast' - convened in~
Kfiarlkov on 14-16 November 1957- More than 20,0.delegates from,
ons
organizati
of.,
plants, research institutes, vuzes and other
l
,
.
the Khar.lkov,arid,other regions participated.,t.Problems.of
earth-mold casting were discussed. A.total of.24 reports
were delivered on hardening and exothermic mixes~andtheme-
chanized processes in.USSR and,abroad.,,B.A.,Noskov and V.I.
I
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on on, molding sand and clai
Ryzhkov (.KhPI).gave informati
77
-7d-vailable in the Khar I kov economic region. The f ollowing
-~on 'he use of carbon
reports were also heard: V.V.Ryabova
dioxide, at NKMZ, for chemical strengthening of molds,.which
has reduced the drying period and cut the consumption of gerI67
Card 1/5 rator gas, improved the,quality of castings, and nearly

128-58-4-15/18.,
Scientific-Technical Session on Progressive Technology of Casting Molds
doubled the 'production of molds; N.Kh. Ivanov on the us.e of
the same quick-hardening mixes, with cold carbon dioxide,at the
Slavyanskiy mashinostroitellnyy zavod (Slavyansit Machinebuild-,
ing Plant); Engineer D.A. Lurlye (Giprostanok) - on modern
methods and an installation for production of.carbon dio~xide;:~
Engineer.Ye.P. Tolmachev of the Voroshilovgradskiy teplovozo-
stroitelinyy zavod (Voroshilovgrad Diesel-Locom'otive Plant):-
on experience with molding sand milledAn a special vibration
mill, which -solves the,problem of,obtaining castings with a
clean surface not only with shell molds, bu,tIalso.with-c,on-
ventional.molding.,oethods; A.Ya. Izmalkov - on the oil-less
binder I'PII used at the plant "Serp i Molot"; A.I. Veynik- on
the theory of forced cooling of castings and theexperience
in this method at the No-.ro-Kramatorsk-*Ly i.Minskiy stanko-
stroitelInyy-zavodov (Novo-Kramatorsk and Minsk 111achine Tool-
Plants) which developed this method in the production of
large castings; I.V. RyzhoV on the physico-chemical nature
of sand crust (on castings) and the ways of eliminating this.
crust by producing a de-o,xidizing atmosphere between the,mold
.,,and the metal, casting in vacuum,~ orcrystallization-preventive.,
Card 2/5 additions to water glass; P.,G..."Iovikov (of TsNIITM-kSh) on

.128-58-4- 5/18,
6cientific-Technical Session on Progressive Technology of Gasting-Molds
ree,ults of the collective work of-TsVIITUAShand NKMZ on
technological problems of..the production of,large molds, and
the new method of,'forced or controlled cooling of. castings in.:.
the ground, as well as on the experiments with vsystem of
universally applicable cast..parts; B.K. Dymshin ofAhe Khart-.
kovskiy turbinnyy zavod (KharIkov Turbine,Plant) and'Engineer.
I.Ye. Gabey (NKMZ),.;..on exothermic mixes for heating the
feeding heads of steel and cast iron castings;.MoL. Turovskiy~._,
on investigation.of internal stresses at,the KharIkovskiy zavod,
mashinostroyeniya.(Kharlkov Plant of Transport
Machines); V.S., Ladnov - on mechanized.casting into shell
molds by shot-strewing,the.mold boxes,.being introduced at the
same transport machine plant; K.I.- Kostinenko,-,on,the organi-
zation of b6xlessImolding at the plant Rostsellmash; N.A. Ge__
rasimov~of the' Kremenchugskiy zavod dorozhnykh.mashin (Kre_-I
menchug.,Road,.Machine Plant) -,,.on basting parts in~molds pro-,,
duc.ed under pressureup~to.100..kg/cm2, without mold:boxest
which nearly completely,eliminates,the necessity:.of machining
the castings and'greatly reduces.the consumption,~o,f foundry
Card 3/5 materials and metal;' A.M., Petrichenko of the Khar IIkovskly

128-58-4_15/181
Scientific-Technical'Session.on Progressive Technology of Casting Molds
avtodorozhnyy institut (Kharlkov Auto-Rodd Institute) - on
the, experience of t.he,Chinese Democratic Republic.with semi-,--
permanent molds for thin-wall castings; Y,e.A. Sukhodollskaya-~...
of the Kharlkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (Khar1kov
Polytelchnical Institute) -'on some peculiarities,,of~foundry
technology in,China; V.D. Bezuglov ofthe Kharlkovskiy zavod
zubovrachebnykh materialov.(Kharlkov Plant of Dentistry Ma-
terials) - on self-hardening plast1Cs~11AST"-which:is readily
machineable, well suited for decorative orrection of:surface'..
faults onmetal eastings, andalso for making light'core.
boxes, press-molds for wax patterns, etc., The conferencere-
commended that the Khar1kov Sovnarkhoz organize the exploits-
tion of molding sands and clays'in the region and a centra-
lized production'of carbon dioxide. The conference pointed
out the necessity,of extensive use,:of quick-drying mold,mixesy
forced cooling of castings, exothermic,mixes forheating the
feeding,heads,,and the necessity to introduce'the shell-mold.,-
Card 4/5 and the chill-casting methods. The method of making molds

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:
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'
~mupll '( 14.1,tol, 311.1

t
its .11"I its.. urct"til(A VvIl i~ filh-d Ill% 'lucifiv
'uh,lanert. The Ily1w i, d,td. 1,y the kind i,f illf,,erpul
mul Ow rl"Imma lemk 1.) Fram Ifilu it, Ow
lir'l OvIk.. I.,11crially t'll tirrailluill Willi laild It, t'liv,
f-l"lifing cth-vti ot I atid It aw vity.,imilat.

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A11&-I1LA, METALLURGICAL LITIA&U41 CLASUPICAMP If
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FAIMMS --0 POCIt TIA 1-641
99
p
t The toDACCO MOINUC virus Contealtot tornsto plastidC
V. L. ~y i -V. A. Sinimova. -.1firrobiolorv
itil kliv am
-178
W(in cf. C.
33, 14591-The chlproplasts were L~Uttvd by the metlittild
00 if Granick (cf. C. A. 33, INIP) front leaves of diseased
nt~, The, libmids do not abuirb the virus at pit 4.6
virtiq with yumig plastikN
and at .0. A rtnitnct tif tin
mie. 'I". Lamle,
4 llvv~ ~mry ('if Nt Inatioti of lilt! Ino*
A 41TALLIM12KA1. 1LIT*1101,01f
so- "-,n,
cf(
lu-
U lot 1 03 it
at at a a it L I a PW 0 A I 1 0 it 1 -81
9 19 a ?t if R I r4
Ole 0 000 Mi 0 9p 0 0 0 :10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 of so

9 0 0 WAV
0 k.L A. A'A PR UL LVa t
00 -00
of 0
00
00
go Ij 4 ntluffice of "Uhatarnces affecting enlyulic action 111 the
efrotic reaction pruducad fly Nicutianar virus 1,
kvshk~-y and K-S. Suklw%,
Zoe
-~-N&F and CIItICWI Inhibit certain rusymic frik-11011-4
b t without effert In arresting the moLunsubsti,mi nf 0
moftk- virus. It Itillows that these ensymic rriw-
5' not participate ill the Ylithei. ,I the vitu,t 111"I go
0 to 0
$411witalle" whil-11.1.1 11thillit the neclullutalWil I the im-w
0 virus art ep4ttine. awtabic acid and vitamill If,.
If. 11rit'd'y
0-13 lis s 9-
(3 1;~
iR 4-4
'Soo
too
'LAIJIMC&TICh
X"74;T-
14 11 43
tC1 is.
To 0 6tq 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0go 0 0 of 00 10 0000 64 0 0 0 0 0
i J,* 0: * * 0 q 0 0 0 GV
0 0 049 o o 0 0 Wo 0 0 0of so *-o- 0 . .

T~if I~?.
0 Z;l Y Z AA M_a_M_-
'A RIS J;p Jim V.1"m
A te-VIS"i ------ ---
A defensive ro"don of the plant cell, V, L. Ryxbk,,v -0.0
(Mis-cistishted. Inst.). Poklady Akad. jN`"F'S-X_T'.'M-.
47, &M-2; Ompl. rcmd. acad. sti. U.U.S.S. 47. MO-2
Hnglith)~Tonlmtl) sivesis wric germinated tilt
fit
filter papirr,goaked In soln; ofa led mlI.'qttrI'-
00 napilikatemiduatfastate, anti under lbm conditiom tfic fir.
1
0 v -Acloping routs wsumed a dev.) red r Color. When thvw
0
00 ~celllinjrs were transferred to H.0 orsoil, thr rutf colorat j4,11
reinained for nionths but.newly fom"I roots were free of
1111 the stain. The streptocide was found to accurruil3te its
lite culk in air inmA. state, forming within their protu-
plasin accumulAt ions of red crystaLs. The alpility of crik
to accumulate and retain insch cr)mtal-. in a functi ... i f livq:
cells, for mechanical injury or killitir of the cL
00 lk all,mrl I 1w
ery,tal,,t to ifivwAve intrurdiately. The hvpothr~k j% all.
a
00 vallml that the formation (if tilt- 'trrplocide erptal, III-1.1
U ripul crymals IN)III rviltm-Ill a 11cfell,lyc tilt clialli'lli Im.
a
rcll%, whereby foreign .4uhstallm are acultillulated io 3 0~-
09 nims within the protoplavinst thus blocking further artiou
fly. th-c uNAvitic". The streplovide tta~ not alway 100
f - tsrc~rrst in crym. tom fur nustirrous ceii,~ w"c found hi
2 1W.10
contained corpu%cutar tiotlies mainell rust by the dye. 9
IF .00
WO-1'r
Ows
t:0 0
S 0 j L EVALLUPrKAL LITEPATtRE CLA$SlFlCATlCN
le
-1 IV 94 5 r] a
0 1
It K it q[ U rl ti ff It CK I st
0 0 000 0 0': 0 0, 0 0.0 0 41114111 0-'0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

41~ ~- 6 4V w w 67
S~w a 4v- 0 -iv,
A ~18
tz 1~ ke e of
t 4
loel-k-k I I I
Mertabilliank In Plant Vitus 411"llAzes,
I reedy letil. ji's,444. ty'"lemoli ihv. X.A. 17twirjottleg-1 4, :q". I
0 1, LJXk4)(lj~It)).-RCVicW Willi many tvivircuVs. I'lle lie-
Nliciallectims. W lien leaws of an intact t4allt were r Illolm-ki
kwith the juk-c 44 list blifected ptant they -.4howni a tlrt)lo of
00 '*1"" ell u"ort- in rafl.-hp1rult,4 (starch disilli, hill" 1.5 it)
00 J 1 mok."It.) While twill Z'Se wild joiletrill N sh"ks-ret A light li-e-
lt-wvr.w,,Cr itrutestill Ittk(io'himl, in Come,
IN41i"m Willi fulliking will% the juice tot lk-althy IWIA1114. ltw 0
00
00 drop tot cArtonhydrutm voAs jenturlwhAit It%- r%test,ilrr. At. 0
I 11MIgh I Ile VRJUCs fiW A1.11"Ch tifill .4110to'Vol A limp to aixitit
V VP~~ .4 kwo 111.11 -, I iltAl .14 she twill a slight 41mr, %% hile I hr pre.-
00 I'll, dridelit'll ledretp(%,
I kill low 5&$ Y, In a 4 10,6-k-m.w. 'rill. hl,ljqtlr4 flult Ow ~lck
I'Lielt-stilile the,ir Carleldlydruir'-Ow"ll And t1w he fA-,lmx L
Itean lie explAitill I.V.k
-VaLcu'd Activity (syntlictit!) of the Iterlitca-ir system. pi~-
platit N-lmsi,or ill rtt-~,ic lkca," it Imellient
1.1ritv t-- 111C phellmitrila niescived in tile alr~rllce elf tho.
trAe-e CIVIISClit' like 711, At. KI-1.11"eff F
too
look -.4t
3: W-L
44.
ji,ii
0 'a-,-43V
~p or tr ,r it eta ef-jr qf% K All I I a ;~; 144
It rt Ir All 0 J] -
4
00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 000 00, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 An4l
0 0 0 010 0 0 0 0 0 0 & 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 46L 60 46 0 0 0 4
Goo 96006,0006
0

0,- w w w w IF V V w V V w 0 1111 w IMP
1? 0 ? 0 0 ? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 111,
6 -a it U Ij w is t6 ~ it Is rj I a a is B 26 .3
is
I'llootePts '01.
a m, self-reproduc-
salt virmus by ~tb e. V. L. RyAlso
00 till. .1 lb.. //so
V. A, Smirnora an') (1). S. rOjr(xLNk:iya C-AaM
Nfo~ccpw). Mokkimim 11, 197-2MI110,111); c(. C.A. 39,
Mml -In adiln. to thiatultic, the following suli~tancvs in-
bibit the neermic reactiolt fly the lolacco intyxic vitu, in,
*0 fir jwm Of Nie4ditina p*jIlippilso.
09
lillenvillydraticle. tivallol, .11111 dinilropliewl. Tht. sulfa
Irttg-. as worlt its mAmlit- Ro. of othrr imls,citiv S, fisil to
thr imermic trat-tims. 'rile ~Votllv,k 4,(ttllr Virts.6
1,14,lvill Is Im( 10med to l1w rnovitil oti.hili%r sv,lrm,.
is
collig, brisvy olvial. thk 11"I illhil'it lJor %villbrOt R
of the virus proicill, I tit hilliblims oil) nol affect Plasit
~-pimtiml. nor h, theV C;Ittw 01,111KC4 fit the iltllt~-
of
a it vilrats-,ami p-wit, N ist th, t-Vt- I'lle
ilkbibitor prolKably emilhiliv, oith a ovain h, ve to
00
rVII. to
oil, billing. 'rile hyllothetik-al subtrate alithmutly cdintait%4
art Alldthyde croup which combinv% twith the will
Im griftip a
Imstill Its nt,,Kt ItIIIIIIII(Im Its lityor of this view i, tilt
N't (Ilm tivztliol, all -.,r Wbihil,ir fit th.
(it", tif go.o.- .,!4
too
moo
too
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jim". tlyf4lit
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fm a A a A 4,
it a. It It
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A
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isr, ckofps

T
1.0prol'is

necrotic
laft4ence"of QiYgtn exce" or dehmen
ims
n &.IZn of
d
d
-8 m
o
effecu in 14kodwa On
w
,,k dims". V.-L. RyAkovand
protein in lob"99 0
V. A. S .. imura. tjjkrub"ogiy4 10. vinss-infccted
-
o!" Of
r
Inilsienct 0( atm. ()~ COHcn- On ?'ft
i
n
Wtkicco (.V. glutimiuall leaves wa-s Studied in Pure Os and
if: 11, 6604 from Is, I to t: 15; the swead "I ncmt,ii
:1
V.
b
t
f
0 armin
.
a
j
n L,;oL%tcd halves o
WA-Al"t checked. 0

0 in Ol CUSIC31. retarded SClf'ProP"9;t('o"
Icaves a 505C drop

ii 1, : of the virus and lessened the vints titer. Tlic'emsultsdo
30
A
i
00 -
s W-
,
-f hYPutlics
lot confinn the Woodb-l-ou "I

00 13 e wi.3,tivity of virw-infected
4&J51) CooCerniOg CrAnid
1
J~
0 tuhacce leaves. The viru' protein can accumulate ind
'
lf
0
0 - -PrOWila-
s mViratucy systcut; se
pcudently of the pLuit
00- zoo
:;t
010 teim, led Ilit Is')t "t -JPIKl by &Ilri~ocy.
:
14
0
.
00 1t 1
ji 1
Sinith .00 -
10

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0
see
40
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00
U m, AT '0 st;
00
0 IV if !K- iff a Mo 0 Po
0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0"0,00 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~q 0.0
0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 ~q 0. 0 46 40
0 0,0 0 * 010~9 0,0 0 -0 0 0 0 0 00.

i i i f i i i
L-j;t- I L
040CItut 4.0 Poore%,-It moll
bacberW e'- bl-
V. L. Ryzbbnw.
d A. MIC
A I All-Violm frist. 9W.'ft4iyl&x* Moscow), BysU.
0 jud. mut M. is" 1947).-w-,Ik the Fitzgeriaw.
tt techniqw, k w" &DEIS tbu the phar of E. edi
Yb
Is rept"wid by 0.5 vreg.% sulas., of rfvmiW mA tr"w-
r flavine, &W 4 mg. 47f Was. of MaLedtitep
efiked- - viva". TMY shoored little effect on
40 ;Iluldpheistim of the beirteris., ludowtdc ww T~ -d
pre
lhaut Atiewtipuestion Only at Conces. 0 Won, frpeesshl a
I-Offw -p-dwd=.-.Odm plism (R. lyphi 440
ival" WW V&IO CAdwW shaiiw) am repressed by
1AM-1:1,000 oWns. of dwisted. white the phW at B.
Irealoriat is repreawd only It twood in concu. of 1. 1.00o.(W
in the cWtwr. p-AmiuWhvul thiamine (1%).
dinitraphentil (4 mg. l7t), and IM5 (0-5 Mg. TO) IV.
I
pressed phate Multiplkation 0( a. Cali in q
toont. expts.
according to Spizitens techniquie; S&F (0.0168%) gave
imly mUd rqwrsaitan. G. M. Kowalapoff
IJ
sl
ASM.SL4 XETALLURGKAL LITERATURE CLASSWICA111CM
7
110 vi
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It AV W3 A% a . . v V, I P 1 0
it to go 09 IT t9 R 9 9 it it it''. 11_1 14:a,
6696 0

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3terioPhage).-V. L.
!Lnol .Ref era, to vor1c.
it vaa, aloe ov.9red
S!~IlIneffooti,vel'~'WLInGVl:
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