SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT EBERHARD, EVZON, INZ. - EBERZIN, A.G.

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FURHARD, Evzon, inz.
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Accuracy of the mean annnal increment calenlation.
Les cas 10 no. 7s643-658 Jl 164.
1. Institute of Economic Development of Military Forest and
Farms, Velka Bystrice near Olomouc.

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("A -'0 CH -I
RZIChim., No. 16 19 59, F0 -
Teodorescu, S., septilici, G., jurubita, J. 9IR,
Not given
The Behavior of Various Strains of Yeast in the
Production of Sparkling 4ines in the Rumanian
Peoples Repulolic
0=i. PUB. : Gradina, Via si Livada, 7, 140 12, 'L8-?O (1958)
A r-- T RA 0 T :I.Ilith a view to tne selection of the Dest-suited
strain of Yeast (Y) for tne production of
sparkling wines at the Zarya dirtillery, the
authors have investigated in 1-952-1955 the be-
gavior or 11 local and imported strains of Y.
Of the local (domestic! strainz of Y, Sovinlyon
Krechunal. -1, Graaa Kotvar 10, and Murfat'lar
(producing a pressure of 6-03-6-53 atm after
64-70 days) were found beat suited for the pro-
duction of hilgh-grade wines, the best imported
MID: 112 It and Eberhardt, F.

COUNTRY Rumania
CATEGORY
ABS. JOUR. iZIChim. .7%'o.
T-ITIS,
0.-ilq. PUB. :
16 1959, 58777
-"T. -1
FIACT : straina wer,~ round to be Shwtpan Ay, Waldenburv,
apa EpernAy (5.?3-5-96 atm after 36-42 days).
A. Merin
CA?,D;

IM RHMT, Piotr
"Economic territory German Democratic Republic. Economic and geographi-
cal introduction and surve7l; a collective vork. Revieved by Piotr
Eberhardt. Prz~g1 geogr 33 no.4:757-759 '61.

EBFMWM,, Piotrj WWBSL, Andrzej
Reglons of wholesale trade in Poland. Przegi geogr 35 no.1:21-
29 163.

-1.
*The Rhine2and Palatinate in its organization according to central
areas* by X, Heymn, R. Kloepper, J. Noerber. Reviewed by Fiotr
Eberhardt, Przagl geogr 35 no*2:292-294 t63,

EBERHARDT, Piotr
"The central region; its economic and geographic characteriaticB,O
edited by W.Pokaxyazewski (Pokshishevskiy, V.], S.Riazancew
[Ryazanteev, S.N.J. Reviewed by Piotr Eberhardt. Przegl geogr
35 no.4036-740 163.
[Development of the economics of the countries of people's
democracy of Europe and Asia" a collective wnr1r, "Foonomics of the
countries of the socialist camp" by G.D, Giercowicz Gertsovich, G.B.],
J.P,Olejnik [Oleynik, I.P,J, W.J.Storozew LSurozhev, V.I.).
Reviewed by Piotr Eberhardt. 74G-742

,IM'RHARDT, Ilomn (Wareanwa 36, ul. Tatriftnaka 5 m 14)
New methods of e=osirg roentgen negAtives. Polski -,rzegl. radiol.
21 no.2:109-112 Yhr-A-or 57.
(ROENTG)240GRAPHY
exDosure of negatives, new methods (Pol))

EBZRHARDT,,. Roman
Roe~tg-en techni us in the service of medicine. Problemy 19
no.6:36Z-368 W96 I

EBERHARDT, Roman
Photooeneitive and chemical material ueed in roentgenography.
Pol. przegl. radiol, 27 no.2:181-189 163.
TECHNOLOGY,. RADIOLOGIC)
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES)
i

EBEIUIARDT, Roman
I I I
On restoration of developers iii radJoic.,gical 7acoratorles. Fol.
przegl. radiol. 28 no.2:185-11,7 !"a-Ap IE2..
On rapid chemical treatment of roentgen Mr, I.n a dark rcom.
Ibid.-189.191 -

.-.EBMUUJM, Roman
Ahtomatic development rr roentgen films. Pol. przegl. radiol,
29 no.2tW-W i;~ -

EBKRiiA'iDT, Ro"llwl
Safety illiunination of roentgenolop,,lc d&rk-rooma. Pol. rrzegl.
radlol. 29 no.lilOl-107 Ja-F'65-

EBERHAUT, Roman
A new mobile apparatus Mobilax-200. Pol. przeel. radiol. 29 no.4:
454 JI-Ag 165.

EBERUM, S.
Practical application of the Feldmann-Shapiro theory of cutting in the sawing
industry, p. 17L, FAIPAR, (FAIPARI TUDOMANTOS EGMULET) Budapest, Vol 6, No. 7.,
July, 1956
50; EEAL, Library of Congressj, Vol 5, Not U,, November., 1956

EBMIART, Z.
Contribution to the study of pocket planting. p. 317
..,I*
SBOHNIK. LESNIC171. (Ceskoslovenska ahadenie zemedelskyc!% ved.) Praha,
Czechoslovakia, Vol- 4, no. 5, Hay 1958,
'Monthly List of East Wropan Accessions (tEAI)) LC, Vol. F, no. 11, Nov. 1959
Uncl.

KHOMUTOVI N.Y6.j EBMIIA', V.I.
Determination of aniline by & potentiometric t1tration method
using bromination. Zhur.anal.khim.. 17 noo6s763-766 S 162,
(MIRA 16s1)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tekbnologicheakiy institut im, D,L
Mendeleyeva,
(kniline) (Potentiometric analysis) (Bromingtion)

OCEPEK, Drago, dr. inz... docent;j~~L, Emil, inz., asistent
Influence of the atmosphere in a mill on the output of
drilling. Rud met zbor 4:385-393 163.
1. Oddelek za montainistiko univerzev Ljubljana, clan
Uredniskega odbora, "Rudarakc-metaluraki zbornik" (for
Ocepek). 2. Rudarski institut, Askerceva 20, 1,jub1jana
(for Eberl).

EBERL, Guszta,v; KORTVELY, Csaba
We are saving 80 thousand forints a year. Munka JJ+ no.3:
17 Mr 164,
1. Goldberger Textilmuvek "Kando Kalman" szocialista brigadja.

SOUCEK, Bohumill OTTA, Zdenek~_~EHRFA, Jaroslav
Casting of alumimm and bronze models In plaster forms.
Slavarenstvi,10 no,3tlOO Mr 162.
1, Metalurgicke 2avody.. Tywc and Vltavaue

EBERLEIN, Antal
Life and work of Peter Kalo. Borsod azemle 5 no.5:554~555
161.

FEDENKO, Ll.t BBEPJM, KA... otv. red.j GORCHAKCIV, G.N.j, tekbn. red.
Volp. Moskva) Izd-vo M-va rechnogo flota SSSR, 1947. 271 P.
(MIRA 16:1)
(Volga Valley-Hi story)
(Volga Valley-Description and travel)

ED "DIII; L. A.
Jul 194T
stem Insinewl"
lAxperlewe vIth Repirlog. Stem Separators In
Oh*bov-Verlin Boilers,* L, A. Derlin., P. A. Rybkln.0
2
"PrWablenuga Inargettka" Vol Wr No T
The -*.uthcw rooommeaft a systma vhareby the expend1twe
of ste-aa in boilers type Shakhov-Berlin A-5 could be
OM4144"Ibly lessOmed. The baelp. tbpory,19, control-
over tU amount ot oteem being released.
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vol, a. 22-25). A description is given of the design and operation of an as
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00 boiler shenso and tests of the effectiveness of a steam separator
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GELIFENBEYN, Yakov Vladimirovich; VINITSKIYj D.Ya.,, inzh., retsenzent;
- EBERLIW~ L.A.j inzh., retaenzent; PAVLOVj N.G., red.;
--CF
MITHMaMy oSo.* tekhri, redo
-7, [Hoisting mechanisms and rigging devices for the construction
of thermal electric power plants]Gruzopoduemriye mekhani=7 i
takelai'laWe prisposobleniia dlia stroitel'stva teplovykh
elektrostantaii. Moak7a, Gosenergoizdat) 1962. 270 p.
(MIRA .15:9)
1. Moskovskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo instituta p0 proyektirova-
niyu organizatsiy energeticheskogo stroitel'stva (for
Vinitskiy. Eberlin).
(Hoi3ting machinery)
(Electric power plants-Design and construction)

S/081/61/000/024/062/066
B149/BIO2
AUTHORS: Meyklyar, P. V., Ignatlyeva, Z. P., Peskova, M. Z., Eberman,
M. D.
TITLE: On the shape of the spectral sensitivity curve of a
photographic layer in the blue-violet rang
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PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 24, 1961, 454, abstract
241,526 (Zh. nauchn. i prikl. fotogr. i kinematogr., v, 6,
no. 4, 1961, 264 - 273)
TEXT:The optical density of an emulsion layer is proportional to its
thickness. The shape of the spectral sensitivity curve does not depend
upon the thickness of the layer, but varies with the duration of the
second maturing of the emulsion. The spectral sensitivity is determined
not only by the absorption spectrum of the silver halide, but also by the
spectrum of the photo-effect of the microcrystallites of the emulsicn.
Abstracter's note: Complete translation.
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EBERT. A.
News of soienoe and equipment abroad. Kauch.i rez. 20 no.5%58-63
14Y 161. (KRA 14:5)
(Textile fibers, Synthetio) (Rubber industry)

5303. CMCUtAft IMPHDANCF CHART I.F.1oirt.
Arch. alaktroterb, (WurnAw), Vol. 6. Ho. 4. bTTMrM7f.,'
In Polish, with summaries (11 pp.) In f1uhni4n and U I pp.) In
OSHA.
A now graphical method based an a circular chart analugnus to
the OmIth diagram but adapted to the calculation of circuits with
lumped constants. The chart was preWa4 by homographic v6WInj
.of the complex hatiplane Z - R + JX into a circle. In the transform-
stion, the point with the rectangular coordlAatox (1,0) was made to
correepoW to the centre of the Circle. Ylve families of lines were
drawn in the cisclo containing the transformed region; these were
suseeptance
6)t lines of constant resistance, reactance, condkic"ace,
and eciastant coefficients. Its chart Is useful to design od electric
astworkso matching problems and In more complex cases where the
analytical solution Is obscuis, A number of examples are given.
Z.r.vQ)MW--

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15995 621.394,619.24
Ebert J. Single Sldtband Transmission TechnIqueA.
---1--'jT0chnIka na0awania jeftowstqffowego". Przoglild Telekemunika-
cy)ny. No. B. 1958, pp. 107-173, 5 figs.
Description and critique of the stngle-sideband system from the
point of view of transmission technique. The advantages attributed to
single-sideband transmission are In the majority of publications an this
subject exaggerated. Authors emphasize the advantages and minknize;
or simply overlook the drawbacks. Usually, the advantages of sing!e-
-tWeband modulation are demonstrated by comparison with amplitude
modulation. In these compmisons, two essential errors are usually
concealed: 1) Modulation with a slnusoidal signal Is Incorrectly assumed
since ~such a signal seldom occurs when Information Is transmitted.
(The shape of modulating voltage assumed for calcula4lons has an
essential bearing on the results of comparison). 2) The modulation of
"Ittude with a full carrier wave and linear Actection does not fully
utilize the possibilities offered by the double sideband system and
It Is therefore Incorrect to lake It as a basis of comparison with
a single-sideband system, the potentialities of which are already, almost
cornpletely utilized. Moreover, the fact tends to be overlooked that-
there exist more efficient methods than the single-sideband modulation
for limiting the frequency band necmsary to transmit information 4nd
thrA the amplitude modulated signet can be produced In a very simiple
way and with a much Mither efficierviy than a sIngle-Adeband Aimal.
-Finally, mies of low offlolency of Ongle-sideband transmission Dre
Oyer..

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'AUTIHOR:, Ebert, Jan Oqstlor; Engineer)
ORG: Departnent of Radio Engineering and Television Devices, Warsaw Polytechnid-t;'
Institute (Katedra Urzadzen Radiotechnicznych i TelowiVjrqch Politechniki
Warszawskiej)
TITIZ: Simple method for determining the effect of frequency on the Q-factor of
air-core coils
SOURCE: PrzeGlad elektrotechnic no 1. 1963, 6-9
TOPIC TAGSz Q facrtor, dielectric loss
ABSTRACT: The article derives a new relation between the Q-factor
of an air-core coil and the frequency. It is based on an inter-
polation of the results of two measurements made in checking the
shape of the Q(f) fmiction. In the reduced approximate form this
relation is Q(f)= _ _(flf.)1/2
1 + a(f/f0 )5/2
where the parameter a stands for the dielectric lossee. This rela-
.tion is further simplified and represented graphically; Q atGaine,
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a maximum only when-a ;> 1/4. The experimeintal niiethod is described
by which this formula can be verified and calculated values are
compared with tested ones. Recommendations are made on the kind of
components and ifietruments to be used for measurements, This method
is proved to be very accurate aiid has the advantage that measured
coil samples may be used for determining losses in 'other oompgnents,
-The author tbu*s Professor St*-'Ryzko for. asSiStLoe in carrying out the work and in
checking the manuscript.' Origs arta has: 4 figures and 12 fornulaso fJ]PR_S7
SUB ccDr..t 09 / SM4 DATE: none / ORIG REFt 002
Cmd 2 /2 ")9')

I~BERT, Joachim, mgr inz.p adiunkt.
Testing the accuracy of the four-legged gantry of a sluing
crane. Przegl mech 22 no. 12:379-381 25 Je 163.
1. Katedra Maszyn Ozwigowych i Przenosnikow, Politechnika,
Gdansk.

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AUTHORSs Ryzkoo S. Byzhkdo S; Ebert, J. -- Ebert, Ya.
ORGs Department of Radio and Television Technics, Technical University,
Warsaw (Katedra Urzedzen Radiotechnicznych, Politechnika)
TITLEt Effect of a screen on a aLngle-layer solenoid at high
frequencies
SOURCE: Polska akademia nauk. Bulletin. Serie des sciences tech-
niques, v. 13, no. 8, 1965, 99-104
TOPIC TAGS: single layer solenoid, solenoid, electromagnetic field#
screen effect, coil, solenoid coil
ABSTRACT: An.investigation was made of the effect of changes in
screen diameter on the resistance of a single layer solenoid coil. It
was shown that the reason.for the changes in this resistance is the
change of distribution of the electromagnetic field near the coil. The
dependence of the coil resistance and the quality of the coil on the
screen diameter was experimentally defined. The minimum reaistance
was found at the screen's.diameter, amounting to approximately 1.3 of
the coil diameter. The quality, of the coil (in consideration of losses
in the screen) remains approximately constant over a wide range of
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changen of the screen diameter. The above results can be applied for
establishing optimal dimensions of the #croon and coil from the view-
point of economy of space, Origo art, haat 5 figures and 2 formulas.
(Based on author's abstract) (AM)
SUB CODEt 09/ SUBH DATEt none ORIG REP: 003/ OTH REP: 002/

OT, D.S. t, 23 , L.Ya.
Certain peculiarities of
lunge in cerebral trauma.
1953.
the course of Inflammatory processes of the
Arkh. pat., Moskva 15 no.6:26-33 Nov-Doe
(GM 25:5 )
1. Of the Department of Pathological Anatoaq (Read -- S. So TaYl') and
the Department of Microbiology (Hand -- A. T. Ponomarev), Naval Medical
Academy. LeningrAd.

FBMT, L. Ya., Doc Mr~d Sci (dies) -- "A study of experlmental pneur-onia occur-
ring against a background of radlatlon disease, and the development of means
to treat this illness". Leningrad, 1957. 20 pp (FirSt Tenin-rad Mr-d Inst
1m T. P. Pavlov), 200 copies (KL, 110 10, 1~~O) 135)

TARASOV, P.M.., dotsent,- I
R~~R~L-J~a.dpktor med.nauk
Work of a medical institute in introducing scientific advances into
practice. Zdrav. Ros. Feder. 5 no.5:14-16 My 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Iz Chelyabinskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
. (GHELYABINSK--MICAL COMMES)

EBERTj.L.Ya., d0ktor med.nauk (Chelyabinsk); LIFSHITS, R.I., kand.med.nauk
(Chelyabinsk)
Conference on the problems of nonspecific prevention and treatment
of infectious diseases (Chelyabinsk,, June., 1961). Kaz. mad. zhur. no.6:
84,85 N-D 1 1. WIRA 15:2)
$WUNICABLE DISEASM-CONGRMSES)

EBERT, L.Ya., doktor med. nauk; BRISKER, A.D.; RABKINA, S.A.
Data on the use of dibazol for the prevention of inflizenza in
children's collectives during the 1962 epidemic. Ka7. Aed.
Zhur. no.6:44-45 162. tmaR.A. 17.5)
1. Chelyabinskiy meditsinskiy institut i Chelyabinsk-aya
gorodskaya sanitarno-epidemiologicheska)a stantsiya
(glavnyy vrach - N.V. Shelepova).

MAMVBKIYP LM.j ERISKERV A*D#
Second Scientific and Practical Conference on the study of the
influenza epidemic in Chelyabinsk in 1962. Vop.virus. 7 no.6:
757-758 N-D 162, (KMA 164)
(CRELYABIMYo.-INFLUE.N7A-CONGRESSES)

II
EbERT, L*Ya# (J.
~t__ - ~. 1 1, Review;Iof twhe book "MaruaL on Pharmacology* edited by II.V..
lazarev. Antibiotiki, 7 jiu,10994.8-949 0162 (MIRA 16132)

ZEERT, L.Ya.; BUKHLRIN, O.V.
Data for the study of the effect of vitamin B12 an the
course of experimental infection and the imminological
reaction of the body. Biul. eksp. biol. i mod. 53 no.1:77-81
is #62. (AURA 15:3)
1. Iz kafedry mikrobiologii (zav. - doktor med.nauk L.Ya.
Ebert) Cholyabinskogo meditsinskogo instituts, (rektor - dotsent
P.M. Tarasov). Fredstavlena deystvitel'nym chlonom JU414 SSSR
N.N. Zhukov-ywVerezhnikovym.
(Cj--'A?IOCOBAIAMINE)
(Tiemom). (IMECTION)

FBERT, I-Ya.; 111KHAIIIN, D.V., YAKOVIFVA, 7.M.; SOLONINA, I.P.
Experimental studies on )cmoline in association with some
vitamins of the B complex. Antibiotiki 9 no.7:641-645 JI
164. (MIRA 18:3)
1. KELfedra mikrobiologii Chelyabinskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

t I v Ly or dyoentorv in
im 19Q. ZL-ir. miProbicl eplo. t
4:. 11 37 N 165.
M ( RA I A - L2
v7)-I)tp-:ik I y mt.;d I ~.q I nrkiy I t I *.,,t i
st-rintal. j, Cbsl);abihBk. Submitted Nov.20,
9(j!

E1=11T, :r
1.
I'Daltonides and Borthol-lides." P. 174. (1.:AM~IATICKO-PlIlt0l)OVEDECY,~, ROZI-JIDY, Vol. 32,
no. 6, 1953, Praha, Czechoolovalda)
So: Monthly List of East European Accessions., W, Vol. 3, No. 5, 'fay 1954, Unclassified

31 int ry : C.'-ECF03LO11AJU. C
at ~;g or,-, : Inorganic Clanmiati-y. Complex compol,nd,.3
Abd, Jour. : Belo Zhur-Mtm, 19.59., No 5) 14C99
Autl'o r : Ebert, K.
T i tl The Preparation and Study of Phosphites. H. Irelt
paration of Medium Phosphites of Alkali 1:?tais
OrIC Pub. :Chem. liaty, 1958, 52, No 4, 578-501
Ab3tract :The phosphites of alkali rueta).a, with the exc4,p-
tion of U phosphito, may be prepared in a mo-
dium. of lower aliphatic alcohols. Prepaved wore:
Na2,9PO31 kH20 and Na?-"F03' 51fpO. The method -Is
also suitable kr propar1mg. other salta. As a
medium for tha preparation of anhydrous lihos-
phites, CHICH is most suitable, and for the pre-
paration of Na2RFOj,5F220 - an azeou'ropic mixtiire
cf alcohol and vmt5r. Hoport , aj(j he.0 Zhur-
Mimi 1957, )4277--- V. H'Uziok,-.
G 2 r 1: 1/1

E-D::~.T, i,,.
"Prepa."ation and study of p~y.)sphites." 11. Preraration of nol-vil 'alkali metal
r,hosphites. in German. P- 13,99-
WIJ;-,-CTI(,N (IF (7~':CKSLOVAK C~TMIG;iL Praha, C,.,cch.
Vol. 24, NO. 5, MaY 19159
Monthly List of "lost European Accessions X, 7101. 8, '~O- 6, Sent. 59
Unclassified

tea. IV. Pre A.
=zflp =01P too; some provert,"as
phosphits. a ( 1 11 "lye
ev
33 -1-? -Neutralization of
(1050); cf. C.A. $3. 21320a.
1, anhyd. WOH, MOH, MeaCO, and AcOEt with
TJOH or TltCO~, and filtration of the product with guction
afforded MHROi of 99.68to purity. Neutralization of

o
HIPO, with solos. of NHs -hyd. MtOH, EtOlt. or
AcOBt pye NH4H,POs of 99.71% purity. For preps.
nornuLl anunonlum phosphite; the neutralization wa3 car-
ried out in MeOH of AcOHt coots. 4% HjO, the amt. of 11,0
bein cRlod to form the mooohydrate. (NIIAHMAO
of R.94% ~~ty was obtsintd. Adda. of a satd, eq, solo.
of 11011 to a otd, eq. soln. of 11,POs produced T411110. of
99.87" 9 UrItY, stable up to 115' In air, du 8.46, soly. Ott
20" 231 1. In 100 g. H,0. M. Budlkk$.-

- IMTO M.; PODLAU, T.
Determination and study of phompbites, VoChromium(II)-phosphite.
Coll Ca Chem 25 no.9:2435-2439 S 160. (Ew 10:9)
1. Institut fur anorganisobe ChemieO Karla-Univervitatp Prag.
(Phosphites) (Chromium phosphates)

EBERT, M.; FODLAHA, T.
Preparation and otudy of phospbiteis. VI. Chromium(III)-pholgphite.
Coll Cz Chem 26 no.3:753-762 Mr 161. (Ew 1019y
1. Institut fur anorganisohe Chemiet Xarle-Univeroitatp Prag.
(Chromium phosphite)

1Mwv MO; PODLAa, J.
Restoration and examination of phoophites. Part 7z Reaction of
chromium (III) bydroxide on phosphorous acid. Coll Cz Chem 26 no.7:
1879-1881 J1 161.
1. Inatitut fur organisebe Chemis, Narlouniversitatp Prag.
(Phos
(phorous acid) (Phosphites)
Chromium oxides)

EBERT, Miroslav; VARRUMOVA, A=n
Contribution to the paper chromatography of phoophoras acids, Chem
prma 12 no*4:192-193 Ap 162.
I
if Katedra anorganicke chemie prirodovedecke fakulty., Karlova
universita,, Praha.

PODLAGA, Ya. [Podlahal J.]; EBMT, M. -W
Preparation and some properties of triphosphitochromous acid.
Zhur.neorg.khim. 7 no.9.-2185-2191 S 162. . (MDU 1r:9)
1. Karlov universitet., Praga, Chekhoslovaki 0
If
(Chromic acid) (Phosphorous acid

EBERT, 14.; SEDIVY, J.
Determination of elementary cells of acid lithium phosphite
Lill2PO 3- Chekhool fiz thurnal 13 no.10:765-770 163.
1. Katedra anorganicke chemie prirodovedecke fakulty a
katedra fyziky pevnych latek matematicko-fyzikalni fakulty
Karlovy univarsity, Praha.

PERTP M.; MUCK~-A.
C--~
preparation and examination of phosphites. Pt.S. Coll Cz Chem 28
no.ls257-261 A 163#
1. Institut fur anorganische Chemie, Karlsuniversitat, Prag.

LBERT, -Miroolavy W-Mr. Mc.; MICK, Alexander, promovany chemik .-fiv
Diagram of solvability of the system Tl 2FL-03 - H3p03 - 'Ll-0
in 250C temperature. Chem zvesti 18 no.4:285-288 164
1. Department of Inorganic Chemistry, Faculty of Natural
Sciences, Charles UnIvorsity, Pragueq Albertov 2030.

FBERT, M.; SKVARA, F.
Preparation and examination of phorhitea. Pt. 11. Coll Cz
Chem 29 no. 6s1413-1417 T, 164.
1. Institute of Inorgan! Cnemistry, Charles University,
Prague.

ER~LWI~ M.; MARA, F.
f'rep&ratlon and evaxAm!,t~nn of p~,jsphltaB, Plt. Cz ol-*.Sm
29 no,8.-1945-1948 Ag 164,
1, lustitut fur axnorganis~~ha Ghrmle., Kar3maniversitat., Pragum.

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ACC NR, AP6,,)23837 SOURCIO CODE: CZ/0043/65/000/0091
AUNICA, Ebort, JUTOGJAY (Docent; Doctor of natural sciences; Candidate of scietcesi'si
PraUuo);_CT7ra, Jiri--Chipera, Y. (Graduate chomist; Pragua) .e1 2,_
'10B UW V*
ORG: Dopartnont of Inorganic Chomistry, Faculty of 11atural. Sciencon, G"h'A~ LIU,
sity, Praguo (KaLotira anorganlcko (~iozdo Prirodovodocko fnhaty Karlovy university)
-a -pocific electrical conductivity in the liquid phase of tho
TITIZ. Stirly of th
rjstem K sub 2 11110 sub 3 - 11 sub 3 PO aub 3 - 11 sub 2 0
aM deice vvesti, no. 9, 1965. 4579-663
S
oUt
TOPIC TJ%C,-: oloctric conductivity, solution kinetics, solution property
2-7
A 5 T iW': 'rho, liquid phase of the sy3tem K - 1120
was investigated by means of electrical 0091ZPULV_44pao~ con-
con Lr-a ~1 ion5
of 0.05$ 0.1, and 0.514 and at tomporaturou of 25,
35#, aiid 450C. By analyzing the differences found between the
ox-j)octfld nnd experimental Values of electrical conductivity of
tho,addition coinpoundo,the following compounds woro found to
07.ist in the solution: HE P
206p K2H7P~09, and 108P 09. The
formation of thaso salts Ecreases wi h increasing3concontrations
of the solutionsi 'Temp'orature changes have only a linited in-
fluonce upon Ithe.formation og these salts;:tho, most stable or
-these: compounds: is.,R,H Pgo *,' Origs art. bast 3 fimmoso CJFR-r,7
5 .6,
SUB CODM 0 sov RE 02
6jJ*. I)An, j,. 09)TcvY,(4 ORIG REFt 017 Fi 0
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SOMCS COM
AUTHOR: Ebert, Miroslav (Docent; Doctor of natural sciencess Candidate of sciences;
ORG.- Department of Inoftainic ChemiBtryj Faculty of'.Natural Scienceaj Charles
Pjagiie(Katedraanorganicke chemie-Frirodovedecke.fakulty Karlovy university)
TITWt Diameter of the NP3 anion in a water solution of NaH sub .2 PO sub 3 and
KH sub 2 PO sub 3 at 25t - 7
SOMCit Chandcla mati, no* 9, 1965g 6&.6M
TOPIC 'TkWt araeous solution, inorganic anion, atomic property
ABSTRACTg The~study was conducted an the diameter.of the H2PO- anion at concontra-
tions of 10-80 moles of water per gram equiplant of Nall PO A? 250C. The diamotor.
2
under the wcperinentsl conditions was 2.24 Xe Tho author 2anks Professor, Doctor
of sciences, Doctor of natural sciences, PharrAcist S. Skrarv"17 f r into st and
0 s
encouragement with the work* Orig., art, hang 1 formula and 3 tablese rJl'R-S7
SUB CCDE 1 07 SM DAM a OgNov64 MIG REFs 001 SOV REF: 009
OTH REFt 006

CZECHOSI"AKIA
,a mwa' M; U111RA, J.
Institute for Inorganic Chemistry, Karlova University (Institut
fur anorganische Mamie, Karlauniversitat), Prague - (for both)
Prague, Collootion of Czechoslovak Chemical Comiunications, No lp
Januaa7 1967, -pp 1-:r
"Preparation and analysis of phosphites. Part 141 Investigations
of the specific electric conductivity in the liquid phase of the
system Rb,1EPO 3-'H3PO3 - H20 and CaM3-.U3P3 - IV".

CZECHOSUVAKIA
--EEn-M-L
Institute for Inorganic Chemistry (Institut Air anorganische
Chemie), Karlova. University, Prague
Prague, Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical Communications, No 2,
Fab 19", pp 481-88
"Preparation and investigation of phosphites. Part 16s Radius of
phosphite ions in an aqueous s6lution of Na. HPO and K HPO
at 25 0 con 2 3 2 3

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_ftWAW.W_-AM"'M
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E:h~_.,zll;, j~. 3. 2 and 1,. 1.
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li I I
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48 p. of illux. (MM 10:7)
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17,
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2. U~;(,;R (600)
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/V-Z A1
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(Dniester Valley--Physical geography) (Physical geography--
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(Xrasnovodek Feninsula--Paleontology)
(Paleontology--Krasnoyodek Peninsula)

J
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MUKLIN, Roman Llvovich.;NBVICSSKAYA, Lidiya Alskean&oyna.-EBMIN G
t Stra.- 11"Yw
otvotstvannyy redaktor,;XOMS, X.B,, radmk"r
-& -
Gt~.q "khaicheekly MAW.'
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(Ttirkmanistan-Tamell4%ranchiata, Fossil)
(Kazakhstan--lamellibranchiata, Fossil)

IN.A.G.
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(Black Sea region--Lasellibranchiata, Fossil) (Caspian Son
region--Lamallibranchinta,Pooail)

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VSSR/ Geology - Paleontology
Caw 1/1 Pub. 22 - 37/45
Authors I Eberzin, A. G.
Title I "Ibelations between Pliooene fauna of lamelibranchia mollAsks of Euxin
and Caspia
?OriOdical I Dok. AN SSSR 103/2, 309-312t Jul 11, 1955
Abstract I Paleontological data are presented on the Pliocene era fauna of laneli-
branchia mollusks of Euxin and Caspian Sea. Five USSR references (1923-1954).
Table.
Inititution : Acad. of So.j USSR$ Faloontol. Inst.
Presdnted by : Academician 0". 1. 14ironov, February 2, 1955

ZMZIN A .!UILI$, T.T.
On the age and formation of sands at Chillmamed-lum (Tarkmania).
Dokl.AN SSSR 105 no,6s1318-1320 D t55. (KUU 9:4)
I.Paleontelogicheskly Inatitut Akademll nauk SSSR. Prodstavleno
akademikom N.S.Sbatskim.
(Turkmenia-Sandstone)

15-57-12-168o6
Translation from: Referativn y zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 12,
p 18 (USSRT
AUTHOR: Eberzin, A. G.
TITLE: The Pliocene Deposits of the Turkmenskaya SSR (0
pliotsenovykh otlozheniykh Turkmenskoy SSR)
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta geol. AN TurkmSSR, 1956, Vol 1, pp 92-127
ABSTRACT: Marine and continental Pliocene deposits are very
widespread in the Turkmenskaya SSR,- but they have not
been fully described in the published literature.
From the literature and from his own investigations,
the author uses the data to consider the distribution,
stratigraphy, and conditions of deposition~of the
Pliocene rocks. The oldest of these deposits (the
l6wer Pontian beds) occurs on the northern shore of
the Kara-Bogaz-Gol and generally consists of oolitic
Card 1/5 limestones with layers of coquina. It contains a

The Pliocene Deposits (Cont.) 15-57-12-16806
poorly preserved fauna of (Dreissensia simplex~Barb., Didacna aff.
subincerta Andrus., Monodacna pseudocatillus Barb.. Proso =acna
littorali8 Eichw., and others. A large break occurs Fetween the
lower and upper Pliocene marine deposits. Tectonic movements pro-
duced an uplift over a large part of Turkmeniya, but in a number of
regions (Kara-Bogaz-Gol, the northern part of the Krasnovodsk Pen-
insula, the Chullmamedkum sandy region, and others) subsidence
occurred toward the end of Akchagyl time. Three stages are noted
in the development of the Akchagyl basseyn (basin). The first stage
is characterized by widespread transgression and a poor fossil
record (Avimactra 8ubcaspia Andrus, Cardium dombra Andrus, and
others). The secona -stage is characterized b~-I`ess extensive trans-
gression and by a rich fauna fAvimactra acutecarinata and others).
The third stage is distinguished by a strong freshening of the water
and an end to the sea. The author describes the marine Akchagyl
deposits and the marine Apsheron deposits (considerably less wide-
spread than the first) in Turkmeniya and provides lists of the
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15-57-12-16806
The Pliocene Deposits (Cont.)
fossils found in them. The Apsheron rocks in the region of Sar
kamysh are transitional from marine to continental. Continental-
beds are widespread in the region of Turkmeniya, but they have been
studied so little that it is difficult to work out their strati-
graphy, the more so because the nomenclature of the continental
strata is very confused. The author proposes a nomenclature for
these continental formations in Turkmeniya (see Table). The Zaun-
guzlye formation of the Turkmeniya group occurs on the Zaunguzlye
Plateau and consists of red and green clays and micaceous sandstones
with layers and lenses of conglomerates. The visible thickness is
.80 m (the true thickness is apparently considerably greater). It is
considered to be lagoonal-continental-deltaic in origin. Fossils
are rare Cyprideis torosa littoralis Brady, Cyprinotus sp., and
Clessiniola Polejaevi Andrus). The leken formation, more than
156T _mthick is distinguished by a variable lithology and by very
few fossils 1plant remains, occasional ostracods). Besides at Chel-
eken, the formation is exposed in a number of anticlines in south-
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15-57-12-16806
The Pliocene Deposits (Cont.)
western Turkmenia. The Karakum formation lies on top of the
Cheleken. The lower part of it is late Pliocene in age and consists
of deformed conglomerates (in distinction to the Quaternary rocks.
A bibliography with 88 references is included.
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The Pliocene Deposits (Cont.)
15-57-12-16806
Series Formation Local formation
(for different
regions of
Turkmeniya) Approximate
age of the
deposit
Uger of Karakum Upper Pliocene,
arakum lower post-
Pliocene
Karakum Middle or Zaunguzlye (north) Upper Miocene,
Turkmeniya Cheleken (south) lower and middle
Pliocene
Lower or Lower and middle
Zhivinskiy Miocene
Card 5/5 V. A. Levitskaya

'RBKR IN, A,G,
Deposits containing Unio sturi M.HSrues and its inportance for the
stratigraphy of the pliecono of the Ukrainian and Moldavian B.S.R.
Dokl.AN SSSR 108 no.4:723-725 Jo 156. (MIRA 9:9)
I.Paleentologichookiy institut Akaddmii nauk SSSR. Predetavlano
akademikom N.S.Shatskim.
(Ukraine--Unionidas. Possil) (Moldavia--Unionidae, Fossil)

UMSUYAg Iddlya Aleks&ndrovn&;JWUQ"&,, otvotstvemVy redo; KW=#
I.C.Se. red. izd-va; PAYLOVSKIYI A.,A*, takhn, red,
(Chaternary marius mollusks'of Turkmenial Chatyarti6huye morskle
monluski ftrkmoulis Moskva, lzd-vo Akad, nauk SSSR, 1958'. 79 pe
(Akademiis. mw RSML Paleoutologid'haskii institut. Trudy, vol. 65).
(TmAmenistan-Hollusks, lossil) (Xin 11:5)

AUTHORt Eberzin, A.G-.
TITLE: Stratigraphical Layout of Neogen Sea Sediments of the Trans-
Caspian Region (Skhema stratigrafii morskikh neogenovykh
otlozheniy Zakaspiya)
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' Moskovskogo obshchestva ispytateley pr1rody -
Otdel geologicheskiy, 1958, Nr 2, pp 136-140, (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The oc_lurl-Lmce of Neogen sea sediments in the Trnns-CaspiRn
region is basically linked with the western regions of
KAzakhstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. On the whole, these
sediments represent the Viocene and Pliocene epoch. The
author gives a detailed description of the various geological
periods and comes to the conclusion that the history of the
development of Neogenic seas in the Trans-Cesplan region
proves that the Miocene transgression, beginning in the
"chokrak" period, reached its climax at the end of the Lower
Sarmatian stage and was succeeded by a rep-ression by the end
of the Middle Sarmatian stnge. '-Niis regression caused the
drying out of the Trans-Caspian region up to the beginning
of the Middle Pliocene epoch. The second Neogen transgression
Card 112 or ingression took p1sce by the end of the Fliocene epoch.

SOV-5-58-2-18143
Stratigraphical Layout of Neogen Sea Sediments of the Trans-Caspian ReFion
It began in the early Akchagyl and it reached its climax in
the middle Akchagyl period. The repression of the sea started
in the late Akchagyl and continued during the entire Apsheron
period.
1. Geology 2. Sedimentation 3. Geological time-Determination
4. Neogen Sea
Card 212

AUTHORS i Eberzin, A. G., Sayanov, V. ~ov /2o-12o-1-5o/63
TITLE: On the Volcanic Ashes From the Meotic Sediments of the Molda-
vian SSR (0 Yulkanicheskom peple iz meotichaskikh otlozhe-
niy Moldavskoy SSR)
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii niuk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 12o, Hr 1, pp. 183-185
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs The study of fossil tuffs, ashes, and other products of vol-
canic eruptions is of considerable importance to the know-
ledge of the geological past of the earth. The authors inve-
stigate the find of a thin (10-15 om) interlayer of volcanic
ashes in the mass of the meotic depouits in the district of the
disinterments of the Hipparion-fauna near the town Chimishliya
at the slopei of the Valya-Satuluy-river. In numerous defiles
a more than 70 m thick suite of sandy-loamy deposits is open-
ed up. A similar lithological composition( it is described for
the enumerated deposits) is proper to continental formations,
which were settled on lake-river, swamp, and subaerial con-
ditions. This is proved by finds of freshwater-, mainly ri-
ver-molluskg. To the lower part of the named mass the known
bone containing horizons of Chimishliya are bound (Ref .3), the
Card 1/3 age of this fauna is determined as meotic. By comparisorn and

On the Volcanic Ashes From the Meotio Sediments of the Molda-
vian SSR SOV/20-120-1-50/63
interpolations the age of the above named bone layers is as-
certained to represent the middle or the beginning of the Up-
per Idootic. The ash-interlayer lies 2o-25 cm above the pack of
the bone containing lenses, Therefore these ashes moot prob-
ably belong to the Upper Meotic. Macroscopically this ash is
a very fine-grained, rough feeling, hardly cemented deposit.,
It is an isotropic transparent volcanic glass, corresponding
to a fine dust, often with very fine gas bubbles o,lo-o,ol mm
(83,36%) in size. The fragments are well preservedg without
traces of rolling. There occur pieces offine cylindric threads
which remind of "Pole's hair". Chemical and optical constants
of the glass are-given. The origin of the mentioned ashes is
brought into connection with the eruption of one of the east-
ern volcanoes of the inner zone of the Karpaty(Rof 2). where
lava flows of similar composition took place in the Meotic ti-
me. The material, thrown out, was transported by aerial ways
and deposed on the bottom of a shallow water basin. There
are 2 tables, and 3 references, which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONi Paleontologicheskiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR (Paleontolo-
gy Institute.,A3 USSR)-Moldavskiy filial Akademii nauk SSSR
Card 2/3 (Moldavian Branch of t9e AS, USSR)

On the Volcanic Ashes From the keotic Sediments of the Molda-
vian SSR. 3OV/ 20-12 C, - 1 - ) C,/ ~3 3
PRESENTEDs January 15, 1950, by S. I. laironov, Ilember, Academy of
Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTED: January 14t 1958
1. Geology--USSR 2. Volcanic dust--Analysis 3. Sedimentation
--Sampling 4. Geological time--Determination
Card 3/3

AUTTIORS: Eborzin, A. G,, Klojnor, Yu. It. jovl 12o-12o-21-5o//63
TITLE:

)aghylian of the tfanoyohlalz Peninaaa (Ob akchagyle
Qp theh~k
akcl
Mangys X
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii niuk SSSR, 1953, Vol- 12o, lir 2,
PP. 397 - 399 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Until very recently only a short notice (Reference 1) existed
on the occurrence of these deposits in this region. During geo-
logical investigations in 1957 the Akchaghylian depocits were
found much farther north of tho first place of findin,~, at Cape
Peschanyy. They have developed in a lar,:e reGion and moreover
their interrelations with other Ncojone horizons can be observed
(figure 1). These deposits are best developed near the settle-
ment of Kyzylkum. and from there they are traced until 6-7 km
farther to the north. They wore then disclosed still farther by
a borehole. Near the above-mentioned zettle.-.lezit they form a
plane terrace of several hundred m2- Their thickness amounts to
8 - lo m. These are dirty-white, grayish limestcnes with a fauna.
The basis of the lime--ma3s is covered by sands of U;)per Quater-
nary (novol-aspiyskiy) a-ce. Under them Lower Pontiac yello-g4sh
shell-o6litic lint;stoneo ( 4 M in thicknens) are depocited. From
Card 1/3 the scheme of fit,-ure 2 is to be seen that the Al,.c',Ia,,I,hylian layers