SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YE. S. DOBIN - B.M. DOBKINA

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DOBIN, YO.S.
Case of pyrabutol intoxication. Vraah. delo
no.8:131--132
Ag 161, (MRA 15:3)
1. Terapevticheskoye otdeleniye 7-y Gorodskoy bollnitsy
Dnepropetrovska. (PYWOLIDIINEDIONE-TO.XICOLOGY)

DUBIN, Yu.ya.
-- -- 'W"mub-"Wh.
A diffused form of exaudative erythema multiforme
treated with
penicillin. Vest. vener. no.2:47-48 Mar-Apr 1951o
(OLML 20:9)
1. Lt. Col., Medical Corps.

MR/Medicine Clinical Test Jan/Feb 52
"Determination of the Tensile Strength of
a Blood
Olot in Certain Skin and Venereal
Diseases*" YU.,
Ya. Dobin
Vest Venerol I Dermatol," No 1, pp 42-44
Reference is y-A to an article published
by A. M.
Om-evich in "Khirurgiya". No 5,. 1948.,
describing his
ne'w &]W for testing the tensile strength
of blood
clotaj, without previous processing of the
blood.
Dobin agrees with Gurevich that in certain
inflan-
ative and destructive processes in the
orpnizap
the tensile strength of a blood clot, may
serve as
an indicator of pathology and may
frequently be
valuable in the diagnosis and prognosis of
a
disoase* The author, supported by Popov..
Gollnik
and Martynov, draws a parallel between
this test
and tba,reaction of erythrocyte
pptn,(RCE)? Be
findLo"tbat the range of fluctuations in
the blood
Clot tonsile strength test is smaller than
in the
R(M test., Author observed the highest
stage of
temaity in a blood clot in primary and
recurrent
sub"I's, especially in cases with
gOnOrrheal, and
p7od*rjdc complications. It is in these
cases _tbat
bbe author recommends the use of the
blood'elot
tensile strength test, as well as
in-gonorrhea with
:omplication and$ pyoderma.
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DOWN. TuqYa.. podpolkovnik maditainakoy slushby
- - - - - - - -- -
Taudn-iollne-siAlfanilamide suspension of treating
suppurative skin
diseases. Vosuiedzhur. no.12:73-74 D 156. (KLRA 10:3)
(SKM-DISIASIS) (PHOUCOLODT)

DOB I'Ll, _Yu
,14.,podpolkovnik wed.sluzhby; YABLONOVSKAYA. V.G.
Impetigo hervetiformio and its treatment.
Voen-med.nhur. no.11:72
N 157. (MIRA 11;4)
(IMMIGO)

DOB3, Tu.ya.
A ones of migration of a metatio foreign body into the
uIrethra
Sovemede 22 no*4tl39-140 Ap 158 (MIRA 11:7)
(MMERS, for.body
migration of metAllio Rplinter After gunshot vd. of
bladder (Rua))
(BLADM, wds. & inj.
gunshot, migrAtion of metallic splinter to urethra
(Run))

AMIEDOVAI Z.P. (Akhmedava, Z.P. ); DOBI:92 LA j
"AFUTINA, L.A. [Tarutsina,
a
L.A.]; TURBIN, N.V. [TLtrbiAl,'M.V.j;"'I'iU"i'ILx~VA,
L.V. (rillatyliovap L.Vj
Change in the rate of ripening and heterosis of corn
under various
cultivation conditions. Vestsi AN BSSR Ser. biial. nav.
no.3s54-64
164- (MI RA IS: 1)

CIRCINFM,I., dr.; DOBINU,B., dr.; CALRA, Lucia, ing.
Modernization of slaughtering rooms at the Braila
SlaughterhouBe.
Ind alim anim 11 no,3t8O-82s 84 Mr'63
1. Intreprinderea regionala a industriei carnii,
Galati.

DOBI NDA, V.
TECHNOL02Y
Determining the free chute speed of quartz sand in
water. p. 79
Academia Republicii Populare Romine. Baza de
Cercetari. Stiintificey
Timisoara. STUDII SI CERCETARI STIINTIFICE. SERIA
STIINTE TEWCH.
Timisoara. (Journal on technical sciences issued
by the Scientific
Research Base in Timisoaral Rumanian Academy.)
voi. 4, no. 1/2, 1957
Monthly List of East European Acessions (EFAI),
LCI Vol. 8,, No. 3
March 1959, Unclass.

F.; ANTON, Viorica; ANGREL,, A.; DQBDIDAy V.p ingos,
CIOCIRL&N, C.
GYUIAI,
pw di to
Station for the experimental research on axial ps.
Stu i Im
Timisoara 9 no.2/2:253-262 -Ta-,.Te 162o
1. Secretar sti-intific al Comitetalui do redactie,
n3tudii si.
cercetari., Stlinte tebnice" - Timisoara - (for
Dobinda)o

D-0-
Some logical systems and indicators for ferrite-tranoistor
devices.
Priborootroo,nia, no.4al5~-19, Ap 162* (KM 1584)
(Electronic digital computers)

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TITLE

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ABSTRACT i perature. Butter packaged and processed without
a
temperature inci4ease (at 5.0-6.5*), remained stable
for 5 days. Such butter, after 3 months' refrigera,
tor storage, showed stabilities of 8, 8, and 4 days
(the butter in the last case was processed and
packaged at 2-100), respectively. The results ob-
tained from the processing and packaging of butter
without preliminary temperature increases are ex-
plained by the destruction of the structure of the
butter, as confirmed by photomicrographs, electric
CARD! 2/3

WJNIMY I GDR
CATEGMT t
ABS, JOM, t RUM vl')bo 5 1960, Now
199,1101
AUThUM t
INST, I
TITLE
ORIG. PUB,
AESMACT S conductivity data, and data on the degree of dis-
persion of the aqueous phase. For summer butter
stored in refrinerators, the authors recommend
packaging after a temperature increase in bvlk
form to 170, and for winter butter, after a tem-
perature increase to 190.
G. Titov
CARD% 3/3 37?

DOBI~q 0. R. PA 651T50
welding, spot
Welding - Ileotrodes
"Electrode Arrangements few T41haped Welding on
Spot-
Welding Apparatus,* G. IR. Dobis, BW, 2* pp
"Avtogen Delo" No 3
Mohnsizee great saying of weight in the application
of spat welding to the welding of T-shaped parts.
Describes equipment setup necessary for this opera-
tion.
65M,

DOMS2 G.F.
Iftchiues.. lathes
UM/FDgineering Aug 51
"Surface Hardeining of Cast-Iron Bedways of
Lathes," G. R. Dobis, Engr
"Avtogen Delo'.' No 8, PP 23-26
Describes installation for hardening bedways of
lathes using oxyacetylene flame for heating.
Describes expta-.for establishing optimum condi-
tione of operation and analyzes results. Depth
of hardening,-*2.5-4 mmI traveling rate o 'f
torch - 150 mm/Min. Haraness of heat-treated
layer along its cross section varies from 50 to
20 R
C,
20OT56

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SURWrE., Given Names
Count'72 Czechoslovakia
Academic Degreess
Prosection Unitv Okres Intitute of Public Health,, Head F.
kffiliatims Tomik- (Prosektura'OUNZ, prednosta-F. Tomik.,)Trnava.
ThirdpInternal Clinic Med4 Facultyp Comenius UniversitylHead
Prof4 T,R4 Klederland Mal Bratislava;(III.interna,klinika
lekarske Fakultete Univ,Komenskehos prednosta prof,M.UDr.
Talks NiederlAnd) JratjolavA6
source: pragues Ceskoslovenska Gastroentersoloxie-a-VY&AY&SVOI 15P
No'^p Sept 1961; Vp-414-419
Data: investigations of the Activity,of some EnzYM6s in Seruw after
Injury in Experimental Animals.
TOMIKS ~,)
VIDOp I.j
NIEDERLANDp T.R. 14D.
DOBIS, J,
Gpo 9e16%3

SURWIE., Given Names
qountx7t Czechoslovakia
Academic Degreess not given
hird Internal clinic Medical Facultyp Comenius Univensity
AffiliationsTrofessor T,Re Niederland)MDe Bratislava,(. iii.
interna klinika
lekarske fakultete-Univ.Komenskeho v ]3ratislavelprednosta
prof esor MUDr, T*R, Niederland ) Bratislava,
Prolootlow) Uhitp okras InUtUte of Public lleilthOaad Fe
Tomik MN(Prosextura OUNZ prednosta MUDr. F.Toml Trnava,
SOUA .;e: Prague, Ceskoslovenska Gastroenter-ologie a Vyziva, Vol
151
No 6s Sept.1961; pp 4o8- 41-3,-
Data: Correlation of some-Biochemical Findings with Morphological
Ones After Experimental Liver Damage with Tetrachlormethane.
VIDO., I.,
TOMIKp Fp.
VIDO., J.p
DOBISp Jp
6?Q 91103

DQBI~, J. VIDO, I.; NIEDERUND, T.R.
Serum sorbitol deb ogenase so ty in liver lesions produced
,ydr t, Cook. gastroent.
with tetrach.loromothane in.experl; fital conditions.
v7z. 15 no-4:255-257 Jo 161.
1. Z III internej kilAiky lek. fak. Univ. Komenskeho v Bratislave,
prednosta rof MUDr.' T.R.Niderland,
I
(DEfiYDR6GENASES biood) (,LOUR DISEASES exper)
(CARBON TETRACHLORIDEltoxiool)

VIDOp I.; TOMIK# Fe; VID0j J - DOBIS J
Correlation of some biochemical findings with
morphological findings
following experimental injury of the liver with
tetrael-bloromethane.
Cask. gastroent. v-1z. 15 m.6:403-413 S 161.
1. 111. interns klini a lek. fak. Univ. Komenskeho v
Bratislave
prednosta prof. MUDr. T.R. Niederland Prosektura OUNZ v
Trnave,
prednosta MUDr. F. Tomik.
(LIM DISEASES exper) (CAR33ON TETRACHLORIDE toxicol)

TCKIKs F.; VIDPp I.1 NIEDERIANDs T.R.; DOBIS, J.
n
Studies on the notivity of some serum enzymes after
injuries in
experimental animals. Cook. gastroent. vyz. 15
no.6:414-439 S 161.
1. Proooktura. OUNZ v Trnave, prednosta F. Tomik, a
III. interns,
klinika lek. fak. Univ. Komenskeho v Bratislava,
prednosta prof.
MUDr. T.R.Niedbrland.
(WOUNDS AM INJURIES exper)
(ENZDM blood)

M
NIEDERLAND, T. R.; GVCZDTAK, J.; DOBIS, J.; Technicka
spolupraca. MATOLKOVA, M.
Changes in the concentration of glycogen fractions in the
striated
muscle and myocardium in chronic and chronic-intermittent
administra-
tions of salieylates. Bratisl. lek. listy 41 no.7:/+15-419
161.
1. Z III internej klinilty a Vedeckeho laboratoria pre
farmakobiochemiu
lek. fak. Univ. Komenskeho v Dratislave, prednosta. prof.
MUDr. T. R.
Nal.ederland.
(MYOCARDIUM metab) (MUSCLES metab) (GLYCOGEN metab)
(SALICYLATES pharmacol)

DOBIS, T.; VIDO, I.; VIDO, J.; NIEDERLUM, T. R.
Studies on the activity of some enzymes in the blood serum
in experi-
mental carbon tetrachloride liver inJurles. Bratlsl. lek.
listy 41
no.9:537-542 161.
1. Z III internej k3iniky Lek. fak. Univ. Komenskeho v
Bratislave, pred-
nosta prof. MUDr. T. R. Niederland.
(LIVER DISEASES exper) (TRANSAMINASW blood)

NAGY, Fereno, dr. (Budapest)- DMIS QnO (Budapest);
LITVAN, Gabor
(Budapest);' TJL339
Determination of the molecular state of aubydrous
aluminum
chloride In benzol* Acts. chimics. Hung 21
no.4:397-07 159.
OMAI 9:6)
1, Central Research Institute for Chemistry,
Hungarian Academy
of Satencees Budapest. T.Orgelogt You G.Schay.
(Aluminum chloride) (Benzene)

KUNZ, Alfons; GIBER, Janos; DOBIS, Otto
Studies in nitration with mixed acids. Pts. 2-3.
Magy kem
folyoir 65 no. 5:174-180 My 159.
1, Budapesti Muszaki Egyatem Ipari
Szerves-Kemiai Tanszeke.

WBIS, Otto; MAGY, Ferenc; TELCS, Ivan
Modified Ulmann device for the determination of
the molecular
state of deluted solutions. Magy kem folyoir 65
no. 11: 449-~451
N 159.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Kozponti Kemiai
Kutato Intezete,
Budapest.

S/081 /62/RCTO/004/004/087

B149/B101

0j a

i AUTHORS: Berezin 1. V.j Vateek X.,
Kuo-Chlujpo~h f

Kazanskaya N. F.

TITLE: Investigation of the kinetics of
elementary free-radical

ons in'the liquid phase using tritium
reacti

PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiyat no. 4, 1962, 62, abstract

4B429 (Tr. po khimii i khim. tekhnol. [Gor1kiy] no. I, 1961s

18-30)

TEXT: The
reactivity (R) of cis-decalin (I) and trane7docalin (II) in th E

reaction
with free radical CH , generated by decomposition of aoetyl
3

0
peroxide at 55-90 C was investigatedwith the help of.tritium (T). The,

-of
reaction of I and II with CH was measured with reference to the
rate
3

g off a T.atom from tritium-containing
standard reaction of breakin

cyclohexane by the CH radical. Theratio of the
rate constants for the
3

reactions between CH and I and II is 1i56. The*relative R of T atoms#
3

C1

EEREZINp I.V.; DOBISH, 0.
-
Reactivity of saturated hydrodarbons in their
interaction
with free methyl radicals in the liquid phase. DAL
AN SSSR
142 no.1:10-108 Ja 162. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M.V.
Lomonosova.
Predstavleno akademikom N.N. Semenovym.
(Hydrocarbons) (Radicals (Chemistry))

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
S102 62/144/002/022/028
B101Y111 10
Berezin, I. V., and Dobish, 0.
The influence of structure and medium on the reactivity of
hydrocarbons with free mothyl radicals in the liquid phase
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 144, no. 2, 1962,
374-377
TEXT: The reactivity of hydrocarbons with (rate constant kH) was
deter-
CH3 XY
mined by concurrent reactions using n-heptane-4t as standard. Free
OR*
3
radicals wore obtained by thermal decomposition of acetyl peroxide
at
60-900C. The ratio of the rate constants is given by
H H
G/khept ' 10 1 - 1)/11- 107H RHII where I is themolar activity of;,
k -51( 0 161/1 0
CH reacting with C H t only, and I is that of CH reacting with 0 N
4 7 16 4 7 16J
+ RH. Results: (1) k H/kH ftpends linearly on the composition
of,the
a hept
mixture. Hence, only values extrapolated for zero concentration
of'the
hydrocarbon in question can be intercompared. The reaction of C
6H6-t with
Card 113

S/02 62/144/002/022/028
The influence of structure B101YB110
non-radioactive heptane gave more exact values than that of 06H6 with
C7 H16-*- AO
(2) The composition of the medium influences especially the ratio
of-the . , '
reaction constants of cis-decalin, methyl cyclopentane, benzene"'and
above
all that of isooctane. (3) kH/kH depends on the structure of the
a hept
hydrocarbon. The values referred to a secondary bond of haptane for
800C
are respectively: 0.1 and 3.7 for primary bonds of heptane and
toluene;.
1.0, 0.89, and 1.42 for non-conjugate secondary bonds of heptane,
eyelohexane, and cyclopentane; 35.1, 38-5, and 95 for conjugate
secondary
bonds of cyclohexene, methyl cyclopentene, and 1,3-cyclohexadiene; 9.6,
13-7, 6.65, and 17-9 for tertiary bonds of methyl cyclohexane, methyl
cyclopentane, trans-decalin, and cis-decalin; 0.067 and 0.068 for
aromatic
C-H bonds of benzene and toluene. (4) The low value of kH/kH* for
a hept
2,2,4-trimethyl pantane (isooctane) (1.6 + 0.1 for' .2 for
P161 = IOW-, 4
10CF/-)indicates that the reactive bonds are screened by the methyl,
groups. There are 1,figure and 2 tables. The most important English- 55
languaE-;e references are: J. Ao Meyer, Vo Stannet, 11. Szwaro, J.-Am.
Chem.
Soc-, 63, 25 (1961); E. w. R. Steacie, Atomib and Free Radical
Reactions,
Card 2/3

B/020/62/144/002/022/026
The influence of structure ... B101/B110
N- Y-, 1954, P- 500-
ASSOCIAII'ION': 1:oskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M.
V..Lomonosova'
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
PRES-Z"N'TED; December 26,,, 1961, by X. N. Semenov, Academician
SUB21"ITTED: December 26,1961
Card 3/3

DOBISHKV, A.M. [Dobyebov, A.M.), Inzh.
Now sugar bent planter. Mekh.sill.hoop. 10
no.12.025-26
D '59. (KMA 13:3)
(Planters(Agricultural machinery))
-.4
U-1f,
V,

HUNYA Tibor,, dr.; DOBIZ
P , Istvan, dr.; MOLNAR, Miklos, dr.; PINTER, Mi]4os,dr.
Therapy of infants with dystrophy by Narobol.
Gyemekgyogyaszat 14
no.ltlO-16 A 162.
1. Bakes Megyei Tanacs Oseosemootthona as a Bakes M.
Tanacs Korhazanak
laboratoriuma as rontgenosztalya, Gyula.
(INFANT NUTRITION) (MILK) (CALCIUM DIETARY)

HUNGARY
KRISAR, Zoltan, Dr, KOTSIS, Lajos, Dr, DOBJANSCHI,
EW2L_2yj_YONOSI#
Mihaly, Dr; I. Hospital of Itagyvarad (Oradea),
Lepartment of Surgery
(department head-chief physician: KRISAR. Zoltan, Dr)
(Nagyvaradi (Oradeal)
I. sz. Korhaz, Sebeszeti Osztaly).
IlCorrection of Esophageal Stricture, Caused by Alkali
Burns, by Plastic
Surgery Using Tissue From the Transverse Colon."
Budapest, Magyar Sebeszet, Vol XIX, No 4, Aug 66, pages
236-243.
Abstracts [Authors' Hungarian summary] Retrostemal
reconstruction of the
esophagus with transverse . colon tissue was performed
in 17 cases of eso-
phageal stricture caused by alkali bums. One patient was
lost because of
peritonitis subsequent to suppurative pleuritis, 14
patients had an un-
eventful recovery. The late results were satisfactory
both from the functional
and esthetic aspect. The operation is performed in a
single session and,
in the presence of a good general condition, without
previous stomach fistula.
In one case, gastric resection was also performed
simultaneously with the
plastic operation. The technical and
postoperative-nursing problems of
esophageal plastic with transverse colon tissue, the
sources of the
eventual complications and the mode of their treatment
are discussed.
1 Hungarian, 19 Western references.
- J_

,-,.D.OBKE,.- Bronislaw
Hiring refrigerating tonnage fixtures for oversea,
transportation of goods of the Polish Ateign
trade. Tech
gosp morska, 13 no.122355-356 D163.
1. Polfrachtf Gdynia.

DOBKE, Bronislaw (Gdynia)
Packeting of lumber in overseas transportation.
Tech gosp
morska. 14 no. 7t195-198 Jl 164.

P/036/61/000/002/002/M4
Airi/Ai26
AUtHOR: Dobke, Stanislaw, Master of Engineering
TITLE: Technical and economic problems of surfacing blooming-mill
rolls
PERIODICAL: Przeglad Spawalnictwa, 1961, no, 2, 37-41
IM: This paper was read at the 8th Scientific Technical District
Confer-
ence in Gliwice, held on October 13-15, 1960, and deals with the
problem of
renewing hard surfaces on blooming mill rolls by shielded-are
welding.- Investi-
gations showed that 80% of worn out rolls can be renewed, if the
deepness of
cracks or other damages do not exceed 100 mm. The procedure
consists of mechanical
preparation, ultrasonic check, preheating, welding of the hard
surface, cooling,
dressing and final ultrasonic check. The most important part of the
procedure is
the preheating at temperatures ranging from 300 to 700 0C,
depending on the steel
hardness. Among various preheating methods the induction method
used in the Steel
Plant im. Lenin is described. The induction wiring has an internal
diameter of
1,300 mm and consists of 2 sections with 25 wirings of 500 amp
each. The pre-
heating time of a 40 t roll is reduced to 8 hours. In Poland core
welding wires
and TMn II melting material was used. Before welding of the hard
surface the
Card 1/2

Technical and economic problems ...
P/03q6l/000/002/002/004
Alli/"126
cracks were welded with copper-coated 5 mm SPla welding
wire or TC200 welding
material. The welding was performed by a 32-38 v, 650-750
amp, and 59 m1h
ADS-100-2 welding apparatus. In the USSR an automatic
welding device for the
renewal of hard surfaces was developed. The cooling of
renewed rolls is perfcrmed
in a cooling chamber equipped with a thermostat, after
which the rolls must be
checked by ultrasonic devices to discover eventual cracks.
A calculation of
costs in Poland and in the OR is given. There are 13
figures, 3 tables and
4 references: 3 Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Huta im. Lenina (Lenin Plant), Krak6w
Card 2/2

DOBXZ. Stanislaw.. migr inzo; PALUCHNSKI, Wieslav,,
mgr inz,
Hard ing of pressm-e-pad rollers of a pipe
resistance wqlder.
Przegl sPaw.15 no.5/,6:125-128 My-Je t63.
,1. Sekcja Spawalnicza Rowarzyszenia Inzynierow i
Teahnikow
Meehanikow Bolakich Poludnia,, Katowice,
I

. DOBM~ StMiOlL~f. mgr. Inpe; JIMMZ, Jacek, mgre inze
Resistance welding of rimmed steels with large
segregations.
Przegl spaw 15 na.8sl76-178 Ag'63
J

DPW9-Stanio ifs_n inz, -
-1k _ U
Posvibilities of applying welding in repair and
reclamation of
blooming mill rolle and rolling equipment. Przegl
spaw 15 no.12t
261-272 D 163.
1. Sekoja Spawalnicza Poludnia, Stawarzyazenie
Inzynieraw i
Technikow Mechanikow Polskich.

IXIBK'?It Evulislaw, mgr biz... Inc.' inz.
-lectrovibration surfacing. Przegl spzaw 1-6
no.'1/8k,174-178
E
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JI-Agt64

DD3KIWICZ,.,,jpmin1ka; RLP14BOWSKA-WACHOWSKA, Maria
(Warszawa)
NOMMOMWASSIN
Studies on the effectiveness of piperazine in the
treatment of
helminthianag In cbilArpn snd adults. Wiadomosci
parazyt., Warez.
2 no.5:suppl:125-126.1956..
1. Woj. Stacja Snattarno-Epidemiologictna.
(PIPERAZINIS, therapeutic use,
belmintbaste (Pol))
(HICNIM TNMTIONS, therapy,
piperazine (Pol))

9 (4
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1889
RSFSR. Moskovskiy ekonomicheskiy administrativnyy rayon.
Sovet
narodnogo khozyaystva
Poluprovodnikovyye diody i triody i Ikh primeneniye;
sbornik
statey. (semiconductor Diodes and Triodes and Their Uses;
Collection of Articles) Moscow, Tsentr. byuro tekhn.
inform.,
1958. 102 p. (Series: Dostizheniya nauki i tekhniki)
1,700 copies printed.
Consulting Engineer: Ye.Z. Korobeynikova; Ed.: G.P. Gaus.
PURPOSE: This book may be useful to engineers in the field
of
semiconductor electronics.
COVERAGE: The articles in this collection discuss problems
in the
design, manufacture and application of new types of semi-
conductor devices. *he double-base diode is described and
results of the calculation of its characteristics are
given.
Fused-junction silicon and germanium triodes are discussed
Card 1/5

Semiconductor Diodes and Triodes (Cont.) . SOV/1889
and the characteristics of the type 314 fused-junction
triode
are presented. The effect of feedback in transistor
amplifiers
on nonlinear distortions is covered. Operation of
low-frequency
transistor amplifiers for individual umits of multichannel
communication systems is explained and a discussion of
transistor units of the KPP 30/60 system is presented.
Attention
Is given to the problems of cooling transistor devices.
There
is a review of Soviet and Western magazines and patents for
1956-1957 concerned with semiconductor devices and their
applications. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Press,, F.P. Fused-Junction Silicon n-p-n- Triodes 4
The author discusses properties of silicon and describes
the advantages of silicon triodes over germanium triodes.
He also describes the construction and characteristics
of fused-junction silicon n-p-n triodes.
947d 2/5
Ik"

Semiponductor Diodes and Triodes (Cont.) SOV/1889
Samokhvalov, M.M. Type 314 Germanium High-frequency Triodes
12
The author discusses the construction and applications
ot type 314 germanium triodes. He also explains the
equivalent circuit of a fused-junction transistor and
discusses limiting operating conditions of type 314 triodes.
Dobkin, A.S. Double-base Germanium Diode 25
__~_~~~Hscuases basic parameters and principles of
operation of double-base diodes. He also explains the con-
struation and characteristics of diodes and gives examples
.of their application.
Borisov., A.I. Nonlinear
Amplifiers
The author discusses
amplifiers with and
of using feedback to
derives expressions
Distortions in Feedback Transistor
1 37
nonlinear distortions in transistor
without feedback and describes methods
decrease the distortions. He also
for calculating performance of transistor
Card 3/15

Semiconductor Diodes and Triodes, (Cont.) SOV11889
amplifiers with various types of feedback.
Muradyan., A.G.,and G.M. Mikirtichan. Transistor Amplifiers
for IndiviAual Units of Multichannel Communication Systems 61
The authors discuss the operation and characteristics
of a low-frequency transistor amplifier used in a
standard twelve-channel high-frequency system and derive
formulas for calculating amplifier performance. A
discussion of a transistor audio amplifier and a control-
signal receiver is also presented.
Zaryanov, N.V. Cooling of Semiconductor Devices 74
The author d6scribes a transistor chassis absorbing
heat from transistor circuits and derive3 expressions
that may be used in the design of transistor cooling
elements.
Fridolin, G.G. Review of Certificates of Inventorship,
Foreign Journals.,and Patents for 1956 and 1957 Concerned With
Semiconductor Devices and Their Applications 81
I. Transistor generators of sinusoidal oscillations 81
II. Flip-flop circuits and pulse generators 97
Card 4/5

Semiconductor Diodes and Triodes (Cont.) SOV/1889
The author reviews Soviet and Western patents and
magazines
concerned with transistor circuits. He discusses the
operation of various transistor oscillators, frequency
dividers, modulatorsand multivibrators.
AVAILMLE: Library of Congress (TKT8T2.TT3 P58)
JP/Jmr
T-23-59
Card 5/5

ZFLIKMAN, G.A.; IWELT , Ye.Z.; PPESS, F.P.;
K.ORK, S.V.; DOBKIIII,
I.S.., red.; .101ULI-MY, A.S., red.
[Silicon transistor diodes and triodes;
manufacture tech-
niquea] Poluprovodnikovye kromnievye diody i
triod,, 0 tekh-
nologiia proizvodstva. Moskva, Izd-vo
"Energiia," 1964.
163 p. (MJRA 17:S)

ZELIKMAN, G.A.; MAZELI, Ye.Z.; PRESS, F.P.;
FRONK, S.V.; DOBKIN,
A.S., red.; SMULISKIY, A.S., red.
(Silicon diodes and triodes; their production
technology]
Poluprovodnikovye kremnievye diody i triody;
tekhnologiia
proizvodstva. Moskva,, Energiia, -1964. 183 p.
(MIRA 17:12)

us=/Engineering jar, 0
Turbines, Steam
Repairs
"Duration, of Operating Period of Steam
Turbines
Between Major Overhauls," B. F. Dobkir,
11.
Stratono7, Engineers, 3 pp,
UN
"Blek Stants" 17o 1
6peratiag Codebook calla for ma6or
overhauls
annually without regard to operating
hours.
Authors compilad 2-year data on repairr,
ac.-d
breakdown of turbines to use as basis for
recommending changes In overhaul
schedule.
55/49T5.3 -
i:iMftngineering (Contd) Jan 49
Lists data In tabular form by operating
peri6do
between overhauls, and analjy~es causes
of break-
dovt*.. Recommend 10,000 - 12,000 hours
opera-
tion between overhauls (gradual
implementa-
tion), excluding new Installations
(one-year
overhaul, initially).
55AM3
CQ
4
CQ
B

TAROSHEVICH. A.A.; GALLSHEV, M.A.; DOBEIN, G..
redaktor-, STIPANOVA, V.,
telchnicheskI7 redaktor
[Heat system Installations In collective farm
centers3 Teplofi-
katella vnutriusadabnogo sallskokhozialetvannogo
proizvodetva v
kolkhoza. Hinsk, Goa. izd-vo BSSR, Red. salkhos.
lit-ry, 1955.
239 P. (collective farms) (Slectric power plants) NM
8:7)

D013KIN$ G. 1.
Dobkin, G. 1. "Methods for burning peat in boiler
installations," In .
symposim: Torf v nar. khoz-ve Belorus. SSR., Minsk,, 1948'-
p. 73-80
So: U-3566, 15 March 53,, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, Nol
13# 1949)

DOBKIN, G.I.
om pwomr4l,
Changes In the efficiency of pumps. Bnorgetik I no.6:36-37
N '53.
(MMA 6:10)
(Paving machinery)

PYATYMMIN. H.U.. kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk-,
SMNOV, TV.K.;
DOBKIN, G.I.
*-".-N.Nwwmww
Modernizing a standard vertical furnace for burning
peat.
Xnergetik 2 no-1:3-8 Ja 034. (mIaA 7:1)
(Furnaces)

8 (6)
SOV/112-57-5-9815
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1957, Nr
5, p Z5 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Dobkin, G. I., Kuz'min, Yu. P.
TITLE: Reducing Per-Unit Electric-Energy Consumption for
Pulverizing the
Milled Peat in Shaft-Mill Outfits (Umen'sheniye udel'nogo raskhoda
elektro-
energii pri razmole frezernogo torfa v shakhtno-mel'nichnykh
ustanovkakh)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauch. rabot. Belorus. politeklui. in-t, 1956, Nr
53,
pp 116-128 ,
ABSTRACT: Per -unit electric -energy consumption for pulverizing
hard fuel
depends on its mechanical properties, pillverization fineness, and
moisture
content. High content of volatile substances in the peat. amounting
to 70%,
permits a coarse peat pulverization before feeding it into
chamber-type
furnaces. Pulverization of the milled peat in shaft-type
pulverizers has gained
wide usage. Per-unit energy consumption may be further reduced by
increas-
ing the speed of the air-and-peat mixture in the shaft from the
conventional
Card 112

SOV/112-57-5-9815
Reducing Per -Unit Electric -Energy Consumption for Pulverizing the
Milled . . . .
3.0-3.5 m/sec to 5. 5-6. 0 m/sec without increasing the unburned
losses.
With such a speed, small fractions (under I mm) of the milled peat
are fanned
off; they constitute about 5016 of the total amount of the fuel and
can be burned
effectively without any pulverization. As a result, the actual
pulverizer
productivity is decreased, which reduces the per-unit energy
consumption for
pulverizing. Fanning off the fine fractions of the milled peat can be
accom-
plished by a higher placement of the fuel inlet in the separation
shaft or by
feeding the fuel into an auxiliary shaft adjacent to the principal
one. The
second method is to be preferred because the auxiliary shaft
functions as a
drying stack. Aiter the steps toward fanning off the fine fractions
are taken,
the shaft -pullrerizer furnaces will become more reliable and
economical
installations for milled-peat burning.
I. M. P.
Card 212

8(5) SOVI 112-58-3-3655
Translation from: Ref erativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika,
1958, Nr 3, p 16 (USSR)
TITLE: Technological Progress in Soviet Thermal-Power
Engineering
(Tekhnicheskiy progress v sovetskoy teploenergetike)
PERIODICAL: Energ. ab. Nr 4. Minsk, 1957, pp 12-26
ABSTRACT- A short review is presented of problems associated
with adoption of
high-parameter steam. higher capacity of units, use of
superhigh- and
supercritical-pressure steam, steam reheating, selection of
feed-water
temperature. Some points of discussion on selecting steam
parameters are
presented as set forth in articles published in
"Teploenergetika" journal in
1954 and 1955. Brief information is given on thermal power
plants abroad,
on torch and cyclon principles of fuel combustion, and on the
development of
steam-generating equipment and water-treatment systems in the
USSR.
I. S. L.
Card 1 / 1

DOBKIN, 'inzh.
Mine survey or inspection of a hoisting unit.
[Trudy) VNE-11
no.4,7002-314 162 WIRA 17-.7)

ill-, ~11 VII.-
ev
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A A 4 S -6 1 1 1 V 11 a U W is 146 ly 0 0 a It ObjOAXPARvoil
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We 0#0010111% -02
Rua= of &4d PJWP bm dw beebmt of tM "b".
00
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a-
of CAM& all. S, A. Nazarov &0, It. JD
Wiek an Cr"Ung affid CAWdW V is 61. j%44
00 9 ~00
s0blaiaoil. Xhimlowas Meulav&4) No. 2. 21 (1935)
00 The "amylene" fraction obtained from cracked gasoline .0*
was tt4IK4. Into 2D-70' sW M-00" fmcdons. The
light fraction w#A wed for the prepa. of varnishes while
the beavier fracum was treated with H.M. AtIdint after .00
a no. d operation# 20% polymm and 03% " sludst.
'Me sludge was then treated with 507 of ft above uxbt
li,action. produdat; the mp*W s*bAW*. while The re-
malaing sew was then treated with 110% of Its wekbt or
HIO. the mkt. on. loto 2 byas, the upper the "varnish" 8
0 a and the lower the seld kytr. The latter was Mown with coo
steam and used in further Invatiestlom. In addn,. an C;9
00
40 sludge obtained from the treatment of llxwene"
-11olueoe" fraction from etticked Baku petroleum was X*
06 used for trfttW tM above light Wim (b. 20-701.
7'he mepd. IloWj contained 20 monobydrale and the
latter contained 04005% C. he seld VW then blcwn
with sh at 301)~M*, resuldes in 76.4% monobydrate an4 coo
org. submaxim. the latter nest filleted off and the
!2blown =,M.mcwhydrale with 3.4% ort.
subetaum 1: Alter d114. (be scid to 19.4
and 33% monahlrdmie the ors. masa twome coagulated A 0
and was sepd. The wW was finally coned. to OR%. a 0
black product being formed. An SS.U% wW was oh-
tallned by a treatment with activated C, although It has
00 Cam. value because of bilth cost. A. A. Roebtliolk
L A WALLUICICAL UYINA101 CLOSOKATION
10111411
-10
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f

DOBKIN, I.Ye.; HESHCHANINOT, S.H,; PARMOV, N.He
industrial properties'of solidol obtained from mixtures
of oxidized
liquid petroleum waxes and high-molecular synthetic fatty
acids.
Proizv. smaz. mat. no.2.-6-15 156. (HIRA 10:11)
1. Uningradskiy neftemelosayod imeni Shauvqana.
(Tabri6ation and lubricants)
(Acids-, Fatty) (Paraffins)

6
1AW1 Ivy
Shaumian Leningrad Petroleum and Iubricant Plant.
Neftlaulk 2
no.11:36-37 N 157. (KM 10:10)
(Leningrad-Lubrication and lubricants)

1, DOBKIN, I-To.; GUSHANSKATAt P.G.; SYCWWA, L.F.
........ ..
Production of C.5 - G9 low molecular weight
synthetic fatty
. by the oxid:~tion of soft Paraffins.
ProizvooMma-mat. n0-5:
34-44 159. MRA 13:4)
1. leningradakiy opytnyy neftemelosayod Imeni
SbauuVana.
(Acidd, latty) (Paraffins)

DOBKIN, I. Ye.
Problems pertaining to raw materials and technology in
producing
lubricants based on synthetic fats for mass
consumption. Proizv.
smaz. mat. no.6/8:12-23 ~61. (MIRA 14:8)
1. Laningradskiy opytnyy neftemaslozavod, imeni
Shaumyana.
(Lubrication and lubricants) (Acids, Fatty)

GUS.W.SKAYA, P.G.; SYCHEVA., L.P.; DOBKIN, I.Ye.; LEV,
L.I.
Using partition chromatography for the separation of low
molecular weight acids obtained in the oxidation of soft
paraffins. Miim.i tekh,toploi masel 6 no.8.'31-36 Ag 161.
(MIRA 34:8)
1. lieftemaslozavod im. Shaumyana.
(Acids, Organic)
Chromatographic analysis)

S/137/62/boo/olo/Oo6/628
A052/A101
AUTHORS: Afanaslyev, I. D Dobkin, 1. Ye., Sazanova, M.-N.,
Soltan, S. G.,
Garzanov, G. Ye.:"~okar",_I. R-,-Chamin, I. A., Belosevich, V.
K,,
Pavlov, 1. M.
TITLE: The effect of substances with a lower surface tension in
the
composition of synthetic-lubricants on the cold rolling Qf
thin metal strips
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 10, 1962, 8,
abstract IOD46 ("Novosti neft. i gaz. tekhn. Neftepererabotka i
neftekhimiya", no. 4, 1962, 23 - 27) - :
TEXT: The data on the effect of various-technological lubricants
on the
cold rolling of strips on a two- and four-high mill are cited.
Synthetic gr;ase.%
- esters of saturated synthetic fatty acids, - reduce the
friction and the re-
,sistance of metal to deformation at rolling of carbon steel and
Ti ( BT-1-T ) ./
(VT-1-T) strips more effectively than animal fat, palm oil,
mineral oils etc.
Synthetic lubricants, due to their low costs and good
lubricating quality, should

8/137/62/000/010/0G6/028
The effect of substances with a lower surface tension..A052/A101
be recommended for an extensive testing on cold rolling mills.
N. Yudina
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
r'Ard 2/2

L 14
ACC NRs AP6005336 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/001/0074/0074
INVENTOR: Papok,,_Kt_~!; Kreyn. S. E.; Vipper,.A. B.; Zuseva.
B. S.; Carzanov, G. Ye.
,Ye
Vinner, G. G.; Dobkin, 1. fK, ~Afanis yev.L . D. , ko
achiR-A-a-T
_ _k_ Ljc At; Somov, V.
io-tkin, P. P.; I.: Zernalova. G. A.
ORG; none
TITLE: Preparation of motor oil, Class 23, No. 177579
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztey, tovarnyye
znaki, no. 1, 1966, 74
TOPIC TAGS: motor oil. antiwear additive detergent ad ditive
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a
preparat&ve method for motor
oil, involving addition of a detergent and an antiwear
additivellto the oil base. TW
method provides for the use of an alkyl-formal =ey e
condensation product and oft
dialkyl dithlophosphate based On C12'C,6 alcohols as the
additives. JBOJ
SUB COM 1.11 SUBM DATE: IfiApr641' ATD PRESSil/10
UWt 621,692.9

GLLDOHINKO, I.P. L DOBKII, I.D.; KOKIff, A.D.
Building structures and products made of plastiese
Plast9mesy
no.9:22-30 16o. (KIRA 13-11)
(plastics) (Building materials industry)

NIKOLATKV, A.N.; GLADCHFAKO, I.F.'; BIRGAUZ, G.O.;.,Z
"R!.D.;-SPEKTORY E.I.
Window casements made of glass plastics. Plast. massy
nc).7t60-63 165.
(NIRA 18:7)

WB=. S F
Omnovy Proisvodstva Pachatnoy Produktsii (Production Principles
of the Printing Tndustry)
Moskras Iakusstvo, 1954. 167 P. illus.. Diagra.j Tables*
SOt N15
, 747
-.. D6

CHIRKIN, Viktor Vasillyevich, kand,takhn,nauk;
SOKOLOV, Ivan Georgiyevich,
kandstekhnonauk; VOMINSKIT, Vladimir Vesillyevich,
in2h. Pri-
nimali uchastiye: BALAVINSIT, N.V., inzh.;. DOBKIN,
S.Z., inzh.
KAZARSKIT, G.A., inzh., retsenzent; SHIRNOV. ZV.,
-red.; -DUILOV,
L*N,, red.lsd-va; SU2ANOVA, I.Tu.. red.isd-va;
UVAROVA, A.F..
tekhn.red.; SOKOLOVA, T.Fs, tekhn.red.
[Technology of car construction] Takhnologiis
vagonostroeniia.
Pod obahchei red. V.V.Chirkins. Moskva,
Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo
mashinostroit,lit-ry, 1960, 483 P. (MIRA 13:11)
(Railroads--Cars--Constraction)

DOBKIN, V.M.
Beyrakh, Z. Ys. and Dobkin. VoMe, "Automatic Control
of Steel-Ball Mills,n
Moscow, Mashgiz, 1953, 24 pages with illustrations
(Central Boiler
and Turbine SSJenfific Reaeefch- Institute, imeni
I.I. Polzunov).

DOBKIN, Ta'dim Ki)ch9yjovioh;, MWEV, Tevgeniy
Mikhaylovioh; M11MR,
Tefim Petrovichi~RMOV, B.A., red.; TORONIN, K.P.,
takhn.red.
(Automatic regulation of heat processes at electric
power
stations) Avtomaticheskoe regulirovanie teplovykh
protseasov
na alaktrostanteliakh. Moskva. Goe.energ.~zd-vo. 1959.
399 P.
(MIRA 13:5)
(Automatic control) (Boilers)

RARSHAT, G - D013KIN
Plastic turbodrill turbine. Izv. v7s. uchob. zav.;
neft' i gaz
2 no.8:8 159. (MIRA 12:11)
(Plastics) (Turbodrills)

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for -
the evaluation of the degree of automation in
production."
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avolit"Itm, 411(l Is SIRI40 In dq. SAM; Of trArl with
No dlethy1dithlocuflitimate to fortil a lipt, tit 1,11 1
the plil. is tstudily extd. hout aq. solos. fly CC14 qw
hilMe.
I:or drill. Pm&U Santa. of Cd, it Is lat extd Invin the
Aft.
islard
n. at pil 24, and the Interfeting Im% of iqi. 81, Zn are
mi. fly "trans of 111thilthic. It Ve in larr-ent It
~houhl
fminved More the nithatuate treatment, ptrIctably
y like thismary-filmle nlallml. Sh'sla r 2"'Pal, 44 1
heall. .411.
y
t lhe!~1lllIlIr%ni1h M-10 nit CCIii-TArliFtamIllod.
41% No dicthylifithisinurbatuate (or I min, itrial-at
3-4
~,Inw$), treat the org, layer isith 10 fill. o( 7A N
Itvaii. thr acid waln. to dryn"s, (fit. with it) tail.
44 fill.
110. #still a few 4-FYSIAII 6.9 mul 41.5 off. of
W"'! clirk. ackt. itellfralive fit 111111111 with
Nlf,oll. Hall
add 3 tail. cimcd. N11,011 in cxkeA. To thin oulti. add A
nil. 0.05% dithilone In CC14 and shake 2 min., repeat
with (mh pa"inins until the color is unchavilM. Wash
the scatif. cit. with :1 mmall puttlianta, of 11,0, add
0.01 N
1ICl in twoll-ad. Isawtions, wills Aaking. wa-h the
aq.miln.
with it little M., Jil.witho.1111 X 11101 tit
10tol-andoom.
Imir file kNsim favilh .1411da"t, 0. M. KI-A&I-fT

U" W wftm 41v1by14i*Wwb&rmA1v In anAly"Cas
60MIlitry. I'll. A. Ownilkh-w ashl.li. M.
Ihil,kjim
/atv%(sk"o bik 15, 1114"(1M).-All UMA I
M11-
4 f4*tn(.x walef-stable s"IfkIrs Ykid
diffwullty -411.
proxillell with the trar'"l: the t"%%Vrr
1. AM, l"Or 011.1
Ow Atowily 44 the 411IM3rdrimmalro
p4raill-1, 11141 A
'41111ilm, thut (In, Te, lgfkl Re t,wttl
41,414c derim Mmity
tivolvists Mee 1111118-t (vtopkilly Cud.
With 1(141A,- fmits
aq. soln. in the forns of
diethylilittilivatimumte-: at pil
3 thik takes place with At, fig. 11h,
Ili. Cu. cit. %to, Se,
re, Fe, IkIn, M. V. CO. Zu. In, Ga. atut
TI; W, I'b. And
NI am removed even from my arid solim. W
i. ext,l.
at pit 1-1.5, and Re from coned. IICI.
For cinnpletr
remn"I of PC. '11. GA. &NJ Mu. an excem
(if NA AliCthYl-
dithlombamate Is necv-MUY. The eoltw% Of
the iwvs.
are siven. G. M. Ktv'ulalmo

CA
Doland"Um 1W mmillwUsud idwilbsWu with scidjul"
diethylilidtiomilimsts. Yu. A. Clicmilisiov iustLB_M_
IkA k, ZsrW boya Lab. 16. 402-6(10t). --The iti.
OIT is quant. extd. from will W.1 0.2 N)
m4no. Ity Ht0Ac cw C110s. The rrv"w prullem cousisi,t
I-r "mom 161bhl by IIN(Iti alme, I'lit ottly toll
4414111, it(
&mU. oves 2 -p aur Fradily Wilalrd, %likh
tlw Orlin. firmis Al. alk. rarthil. and c0wr interl't-r
1:1-211111vills which complit-Alf the 4-44miltirity Ill
V. The
oullsid dtill. Is dkitior mmittlitil Ill Vilillift"N.V
W.A~ 26,
nm). lIW IIN(
1),11'allfw"t W 1W.1 toor mills It, till
IN0.44111, 1 1 Ill 11) mmix- .011 1A ;1V sill
t:llcll. rat.. all" rormovall W At by shaking the rat.
%%till
10 ml. l::X? JINO.. G. M. Kcwolalxdl

U. crul IOV
M. "mons ,a" I at
838-64S.-40 cletertnint At in Lificatium,
0- 1 to 0-2 S is inized with 3-5 to 5 it of N4011 and
0-bg of N a'O. in a nickel c cible, which is heated
ru n a muffle
fem!!y to fose the NaOIJ and then placed
so ca at OW to 700' C for 15 to 20 min. The ineft
is extracted with 100vil of 3-S.per cent. MON
sohition. and the solution is tnixed with 0-2 to " ml
(accoiduip. to the coam of Ve and Mn) Of 5 per
cent. sodium-sultibide solution. After a, tow inin.
thevAution is filkered,into a R.Wtni calibiated flas-k
and the . is wa.51hed 6 or, 7 tinies with 3.5 per
cent. N solution. Thi vAutin iii.mda up to
the snark and an -fi'luot portion containing about
6 to 8 mi sit A40s diluted to 100 ad with wivttr is
mixed with 6 to, 10 nil of O-Ws Al 1,A)TA (disodiuin
I s4t) (D, no, that the excem is'< 2 to 3 int and -t7
','60 pe- ceut..of the arnaunt introduced. Tht *utu-
tiou is Deutrah" to Congo red with 110, and 5 ini
of 2 AJAMorciaictic acid. 10 in) tit M sodiuni rvctatL-
and 1-5-mi of 0-1 per cv~it. alizarin idd S)wlutian art:
added. The Txcesj of I is titrattd Nvith tH)5 At
thorium bitrilelw1ution from a micro-burette.
The thorium nitrate is atan&rch" against the I
nuder the sa= conditions and the I is standardised
against 0, 1 N C&CI, One nil of (MI 411 1 w 2,572
-9 1. AWv . Nlilwa Ti.-'s pre~wnt its interforvoce
A by inchiding 15 in 1.10 nig of CaO
'vt!ntL
in the = inixture: only- in.ignificant attiounts
of Ii then pi, into solution. Up to 50 IUR Of Sio,
do mot interfere. 01. S. Sbjj7rjI

tI
95

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NO a
IW26;4W

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~`MHNMIIR

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. zlal.-A- I ~,,. ~a; - : !

AUTHORS: Dcbk:lrta, B.11. - 11alyu"ina, T.M. 32-,"'-4-3/6-
TITLE: The Spectrophotometrio Determination of Ceriw -4r.
Fr-.parrations of
Lanthanum, Neoaymium and Praseodymium (Spektrofotonietridheskoye
opreaelaniye tse:!Iya v preparataldi lantana, neod.-I'Ma i prazeodima)
PERIODICAL Zavodskaya. L-aboratoriya, 1958, Vol. 24, Nr 1+, PP.
390-392 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: On the basis of the method developed by Telep arA Boltz.
(Ref 1)
a method of detemining cerium besides the above mentioned
elements was worked out with the sensitivity of up to
5 - 10 rCe/25 ml. Among other th:1-ngs it vas found that -the func-
tional curve of the optical density of cerium concentration
(at 0.4 to 30j-/ml) is of reatinilear character and that deviations
do not exceed 2-3%. and that, furthermore, i~ a carbonate medium
and a pH of about from 10.5 to about 50 mg lantbantmi-p neodymium-
and praseodymium. oxide remain in solution also withuat the
addition of tartaric- ana/or citric acid, and do not disturb the
detemination of oerium ever. in the case of only 0.01% cerium.
In a paper published in 1956 (Ref 3), in %fr,-ich a spectrophoto-
Cara 1/2 metric determination of ceritmn in ultraviolet, but vrithout
any

The Speotrophotometric Determination of Cer:%.um
32-24-4-,V67
in Preparations of Lanthanum, Neodymium and
Pruseodymium
addition of lWarogen peroxide is descri:bea and the
di-eiturbing
infl!,=ce of lan'thaucv- and neodymitim is pointed uat-,
no data are
given with respect to the effect e=erclsei by
praseoaymium. As
may be seen from the prooeas of analysis desox-lbed, a
potash
sol,ttion a---a a 3% Ywdrogan peroxide solution were useds
and the
eallbration cume was calculated from a ser-les of standard
so,utions of cerlum nAlrate. The results obtained from the
lan-
thwium preparations were co=,ar,.ad with data obltalned by
the
spectral method, v4isreaz no method of a=parison rms
&7!iUable
for the neodymi,=.- an4 praseodymium pneparations. There
are
2 tal-des, ana 3 referenoes, 0 of which aro So-.let.
ASSOCIATIONt Gcsudarct-.onnyy inst Ut-at ralykh i reaklkh
metal'V~7 (State
Institute for Raze and Trace Metals)
1. lanthanum--Analysis 2. NeoJ-11;~,J_'kvr"-AnaIY8is 3.
proseodymium
--Analysis 4. Cerjum--De,_eri7dn_-'ion 5.
Spectrophoton-eters
--Applications
Card 2/2

AUT3DRS: ChernWhov Zu.A., Melamed, Sh.G., Dobkina, B.M.
32-24--6,55//44-
TITLE: The Determination of Mioroquantities of Tit um on a
Nicbium
Background (Opredeleniye mikrokoliohestv titans. na fone
n;~cbiya)
PMODICALt Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol 24, Nr 6, pp
677-679 (USSR)
ABSTROT: As nibbium forms a colored complex with hydrogen
peroxide in a
highly acid medium. whereas the titanium complex is formed
in a
weakly acid medium, suitable methods of determination were
aevei-
oped b Sohoeller (Ref 2) as well as by Palilla, Adler and
Hiskey
R 0~
ef 3 - it is proved in the course of the present paper that
if
the ratio between Nb205 : U02 exoeeds 100 : I , it is not
possible
to determine titaniumL The experiments carried 6ut together
with
Ye.I.Patrova showed,that much too high a value is obtained
for ti-
tanium, which Is explairAed as being due to the absorption of
niobium; different wavelengths are used in this connection,
ana
thus the peroxide method is described as being unsuited for
the
determination of,small. quantities of titanium in nibbium.
For the
determination of titanium beside niabium also the
application of
chrcimotropia acid is recommended; in view of existing
aisorepan-
Card 1/2 oies in the instruotiorm, experiments were duly
carried out.

The Detormination of Microquantities of Titanium
32-24-6-5/44
on a Niobium Background
It was found that by evaporation-fmotionation of titanium
on
carbon in the light aro sensitivity is increased but
reproauoi-
bility is diminished; it is possible to use different
wavelengths.
This speotral method mas worked out with mechanically mixed
standard samples, and it may be seen from the diagram of
oalibra-
tion given that the error limit is j 15% with a degree of
sensi-
tivity of 0.002%. There are 2 figures, and 5 referenoest 0
of
which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Gosudarstvennyy institut malykh i redkUch
metallov (State
Institute of Tracer and Rare Metals)
1. Titanium-Determination 2. Niobium--Chemical effects-
3. Titanium-Specira
Card 2/2

5M, 5W
AUTHORS: Dobkinaj B. M., Malyutina, T. M. SOV/32-24-11-8/37
TITLE: Th Determination of Tantalum by Differential Spectrophoto-
metry (opredeleniye tantala differentsiallnoy spektrofoto-
metriyey)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskays Laboratoriya, 1958# Vol 24, Nr 11, pp
1336-1343
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Relative errors can be so diminished by the
differential method
that this method is as exact as gravimetric analysis. The
method is based on using as a zero solution a solution of the
element to be determined in increased concentrations. The
theoretical basis of the method was developed by Hiskey et al.
(Khiski) (Refs 1-3)9 and it can be shown mathematically that
an increase in the optical density of the standard solution
increases the accuracy of the determination, and that the
error for the case :I I is.minimal. In instruments in which
it is not possible to regulate the light intensity over a wide
Card 1/3 range an.increase in the optical density of the standard

SOV/32-24-11-8/37
The Determination of Tantalum by Differential Spectrophotometry
solution did not give Hiskeyand Joung (Yang) (Ref 3) an in-
crease in the accuracy of measurement. Since practically no
data exist in the Soviet publications on differential spectro-
photometry a table on the application of this method is given.
Tantalum was determined in the ultra-violet region by re-
acting it with pyrogallol in an oxalate-acid medium * A 4.~,N HU
solution with 400 mg pyrogallol, 120 mg ammonium oxalate)' and
30-50 mg potassbun pyrosulfate per 10 ml of solution, addedj
was used for this purpose. A seiies of solutions containing
0-5 to 1.2 mg Ta 0 were preparedl one of these solutions
2 5
was the zero solution (Cl) and a second solution of higher
concentration (C 2) was measured in relation to the first. The
interval 0.7 to 0.9 mg Ta205 Was found to be optimal for C V
In the presence of niobium, at a concentration of Nb2 0 5:Ta205'
3:1, the relative error in the tantalum determination was
about 0-5%, and with a ratio of 6:1 about 1%. The optical
properties of the titanium and tantalum pyrogallol complex
Card 2/3 compounds ara additive, so that with a ratio of TiO 2
Ta205

SOV/32-24-11-6/37
The Determination of Tantalum by
Differential.Spectrophotometry
1:6 the relative error in,the-tantalum determination is about
O~;5%,Tantalum concentrates, with-numbir Vo.1 containing
about
4% T102 and about 25% Nb20,, and Nos. 2 and 3 containing
about
2%.TiO- and about 15% Nb 0 were analyzed. A C~4 spectro-
2 2 5'
photometer was used at a wave-length of 325 mp. The tantalum
content-was-calculated using the equation:
Ox - Dj. P + , C0(1160. 666).
There are-5 tables and 25 references, 1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Go-sudarstvennyy naiiahno-isaledovatellskiy
institut re*dkikh i
r~alykh tetallov*(State*Soientifio Research Institute,for
Rare
and'Traoe Metals)
Card 3/3

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the 1111 10-od-loy.,
Congress on Coadral and ApplL#4 Chemistry
PMGJ)XCALt ZhUrMal anlltichdtakay Wall,
1959. Yet 14. Ir 4. " 511-512

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(j,F_T&khatLy mid q . j X ad
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