SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT EKIERT, HALINA - EKSHAROV, G.P.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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DODOSZ, Janusz; EKIERT, Halina; BIGO, Barbara; WALD, Ignacy
Discrepancies of results in the electroencephalographic, pne=o-
encephalographic and clinical examination of temporal lobe epi-
lepsy patients. Neurol. neurochir. psychiat. Pol. 15 no.3:409-41J.
MY-Je 165.
1. Z Oddzialu Neurologicznego Panstw. Szpitala dla Nerw. i Psych.
Chorych (Ordynator: doc. dr. 1. Wald) oraz pracowni Eeg Instytutu
Psychoneurologicznego w Pruszkow1o (K.lerownik: dr. H. Ekiert).

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1AUTHOR: Goatkowska, Bozena;_LkXgrt._ Hn14na-
ORG: Institute of Physics of the Polish AS (Instytut Fizyki PAN)
TITIE: The sPeCtrOgraphiC determination of trace impurities in semiconductors using a
plasma generator
SOURCE: 1'rzeglad elektroniki, no. 5.,.1966, 229-234
TOPIC TAGS., impurity band, impurity center, impurity conductivity, said.m....J.-r-h=
semiconductor crystal, spectrographic analysis, laser, laser optics, A,9so,1&
ABSTRACT: The article reports on experiments made on various materials (boron, bis-
muth, antimony) in various htmospheres (air, argon, argon-nitrogen) at the Institute
of Semiconductor Technology (Zaklad Technologii Polprzewodnikow) of the Institute of
Physics of the Polish AS to determine the feasibi2ity of using a high frequency plasma
generator as an excitation source for the spectral analysis of trace impurities in
semiconductor materials. The most suitable frequency proved to be 20mc. The circuit
of plasma gas was maintained at an operating pressure of 1 atm. The presence of Si,
Mg, Cu, Mn. Mo, Fe, Al, As, Bi,, T10 Sb, Pbo Ni, Na, and Ca was determined in quantitiei
on the order of lo-5 to 1%. The investigation was undertaken because up to the preseV
researchers in the field had used graphite (in one case graphite-tungsten) electrodes
and determined rather large concentrations of individual trace elements principally in
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solution or in solid or powdered samples and no one had used a plasma burner for the
analysis of trace impurities. In these experiments samples in the form of rods vere
used. It was possible to use the plasma generator as a source of excitation thanks to
the use of copper instead of graphite for the auxiliary electrodese The method de!-
scribed requires large analysis samples vhich can be its advantage or disadvantage de-
pending on conditions., Orig, art* has 3 figuires and 4 tables*
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ORG: Institute of Physics of the Polish AS (Instytut Fizyki PAN)
TITIE: The spectrographic determination of trace impurities in semiconductors using a
plasma generator 7
SOURCE: Przeglad elaktroniki., no. 5. 1966, 229-234
TOPIC TAGS: impurity band, impurity center, impurity conductivity,
semiconductor crystal, 6pectrographic analysis, laser, laser optics,
ABSTRACT: The article reports on experiments made oa various materials (boron, bis-
muth, antimony) in various atmospheres (air, argon, argon-nitrogen) at the Institute
of Semiconductor Technology (Zaklad Technologii Polprzewodnikow) of the Institute of
Physics of the Polish AS to determine the feasibility of using a high frequency plasma
generator as an excitation source for the spectral analysis of trace impurities in
semiconductor materials. The most suitable frequency proved to be 20mc. The circuito,11
of plasma gas vas maintained at an operating pressure of 1 atm. The presence of Si,s.2
Mg, Cu, Mn, Mo, Fe, Al, As, Bi, Tl, Sb, Pb, Ni, Na, and Ca was determined in quantitief
vas undertaken because up to the I
on the order of 10-5 to 1$. The investiga =esenl
researchers in the field had used al _e one case graphite-tungsten) electrodes
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solution ;r in solid or powdered samples and no one had used a plasma burner for the
analysis of trace impurities. In these experiments samples in the form of rods vere
used. It was possible to use the plasma generatoras a source of excitation thanks to
the use of copper 'instead of gra3;hite for the auxiliary electrodes.1 The method dej~
scribed requires large analysis samples vhich can be its adyani - advantage d*-
pending on conditions. Orig. art. has 3 figures and 4 tables.
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japufflities In gooloonductor materials using hl&-*
frequency plasm SomratoP a3 an SxGltatlOn Wur"*

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AUTHOR: Nejedly, Zdenek--Neyedly, Z.; Filip, Jiri--Filip, Y.; Ekl Jin 'ch--Ekl, Y.,'
ORG: Institute for Investi&LtLion, --- Production and Use of Radioisotopes, Prague
(Ustav pro vyzkum, vyrobu a vyuziti rad161-z-o-t-6p--uj
TITIM: Investigation of the tagging of organic compounds with radioisotopes.
Preparation of adenine, guanine, uracil and cytosine tagged with C-14 (U)
SOURCE: Jaderna energie, no. 3, 1966, 99
TOPIC TAGS: radioisotope, radiation chemistry, chemical synthesis
ABSTRACT: UVVVR Report No. 42/1964. The named c,,.rp unds were prepared by the acild
hydrolysis of riboside-5t-monophosphate5 or ribosidN tagged with C-14, under such
conditions that ribose-C-14(U) also r-ouLd bW -obtained. The radiochemical purity of
the obtained compounds was 98%. These- products are of importance as intermedieves
the synthesis of C-14 desoxyAbosides which V-11 be prepared. (JPR5; 36,6451
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ZLATW, N. - ZUMNZHIN M - DZHENMY, L.,- DIULGEROV, IV.
Case of anterior right paramediastinal suppurative pleurisy
following artificial pneumothorax. Suvrez. med., Sofia 6 no.
12:90-92 1955.
1'.'Is 0krushnits, proiivotuborkalosen dispanser-burgas (gl.
lelmr: M. Karapalev), I Okrusbnats bolnitea-Burgas (g1.
lekar: Zh. Siakolov).
(PNDMTHORAX, AMUICIAL, complications.
pleurisy, suppurative. (Bul))
(PLIURIST, etiology and pathogenesis,
pnounotborax, artif. (Bul))

YIKIKDZHjjL,X&4,,-,DIUIa1IROV, I.; MIMMOV, L.; RAIUMV, Zh.
---
Courvisar's syndrome. Xhirurgiia, Sofia 10 no.4:360-362 1937.
(TIMAIDGY 07 YALIOT, compl.
arcus aortae dexter, case report (Bul))
(AORTA, abnorm.
dextroposition of aortic arch with tetralogy of ftllot, case
report (Bul))

EKIMOVA, Todorka; GERSAIMOVA, Ninel; PESITEVA, Mariia
Influence of sulfites added In the extraction of ~uercus
conferta and Quercus nossiliflora on the quantity of extracted
tanning material and the quality of obtained extracts. Khim
i industriia 36 no. 3:90-95 164.

IMMI, B.
zi
Clinical aspects, casen, and therapy of gastric phytobezoars.
Suvrem. mad., Soft& 5 no-9:110-113 1954.
1. Is Garnizonniia gospital, Sliven.
(BAZOARSO
phytobasoars)

EXIMSKI, B.
Case of thoracic stomach. 5uvrem. mod., Sofia 7 no.5:
93-97 1956.
I* Is Voennata bolnitsa - Sliven
(STOMACH, abnormalitle 6,
thoracic stomach (Bul))

IKIMSKI' Be
Problem of lung segmentation. Suvrem. mod., Sofia 7 no.12:
95-104 1956.
1. Is Voennata bolnitea - Sliven.
(LUNGS, radlograpby
aegicental (Bull)

EKIMSKT, B.
Segmental localization and roentgenographic characteristico of car-
tain types of pneumonia. Suvrem. mod., Sofia 8 no.6:55-64 1957.
1. 1z Voennata boInAtea; Sliven,
(MUMONIA, diagnosiss
x-ray (Bul))

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mpwtton of the feel Itals formed In the detemiaa-
tL', a uwa a tthod. %Pj.qy-ArYan
and G. kina an (V. M. Molotov State Univ., I
Ism royan. Ner. F37,M4J.~k1-1,,n1;-, .11
P". No 8, No. 5. 41 )5Xin Russian).
When AICI. is titrattd with Nall In dill. EtOl I by using a kj
Fell"-Fe**' electrode (cf. Tarayan and Oysepyan, C.A.
50, 92iOd) or in an aq. OAc- buffer and an. Al electrode
Chirkov, CA. 44. WbAi) the "I'd r"Illcoff Arndi it)
IN,kFAMP, which Taijanaty nd Tc A- (C.A. 43.
WOO) h4ve sh-wia Is lbe jWile cianjol, In of low Null
COMM. 11OVIC SQUIt--

lhw.D.terminatlon of with rasrmms
nitrate In the prestnoo of ottlorldes.
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obtained in th~ mercurous
nitrate titr4tion of k1o in the prc"nce n( Unre due
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Addition of a suitable amount of NII,SCN decom.
puv.~s the, Jig-CI and enables correct results to be
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obtained. T
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diviolved in 0-4 N HSO,, 0-3 N KNO, or'2 N IM,
The solution Is diluted %vith water to a vol. of 100
to IISO ml, 16 to 20 ml of 40 per cent. NH,SCN
solution are added, and tho Fe In titrated with
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TARATAN, V.M.; ZKIMYAN, M.G.
Mffect of pyrophosphate and fluoride on the oxidation-reduction
potential of the Wt /Un'-praystem. Izv'-. AN Arm. SSR khim. nauk
11 nool:23-29 158. (MM 11:6)
l.yerevanskly gosudarstvennvy univ raitet.
tMang ), toxia
&nose dation-Redubtion reaction) .

TARAYAN, V.M.; ZKIMYA?I, M.G.
Composition of rhenium-rhodanide complexes. Report H6.2. Dokl. AN
Arm. SSR 27 no.1:33-35 158. (MIRA 11:9)
i.Terevanskiy gosudaretvamW universitat. 2.Chlen-korrespondent
AN ArmSSR (for Skimyan).
(Rhentum) (Thiocyanates) (Complex compounds)

TARAYAN, V.M.; MISHEGYANp L.G.;_MgAqj._M.G.
Composition of a rhanium thiocya4ate complex compound.
Part 5s Rhenium thiocyanate complex compound in'sulfuria
acid solution, Izv. AN Arn.SSR.Xhim.nauki 17 no. 3:296-300
164. (MTRA 170)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudarstvennyy uhiversitet, kafedra analitic~eakoy
khimii.

VARVAK, P.M.; KIIIIYENKO, V.I.; CHUDNCVSKIY, V.G.; KRYWV, V.F..; BRAUDE,
Z.I.,* PLIMYAL-1~A.; IVAN(.,V-DYATLOV, A.I.1 FWC-V, P.I.; ASEAXTW,
A.Ye.; BERDICHEVSKIY, N.M.; IZAKSON, S.I.; KC,2:W'lp- V., .; KOLEI-74F I
K.S.; KUYDICH, S.A.; S'lFRDLOV, A.I.; SIMN, Yu.A.; ShIr,Y11FAYN, S.R.;
BOLOTIN, V.V.; GOLIDENBLAT, I.I.
Book reviews and Libliography. Stroi. mekh. i rasch. scor. 3
no.0':46-50 161. 4aRA 15;4)
~BiLliography-Structures, Theory of)

MISMINA, N.I.
Therapeutic diet In cardlaw diveases. Med.restra, Moskva No.9:12-
18 1951, (GIAIL 21: 1)
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ACCESSION NR: AP3004884 S/0120/63/000/00410030/0032
AUTHOR- Ekivin, V. V.
TITLE: Indirectly
-heated cathode injector for electron cyclic acceler-ators.
SOURCE: Pribory*i tekhnika eksperimiot~ *,no. 4, 1963, 30-32
TOPIC TAGS: particle injector, betatron, 35-Mev betatron, indirectly-heated-
cathode injector
ABSTRACT: A new injector consisting of a pressed indir e ctly -heated cathode and!
tantalum anode is described. The active cathode mass is a mixture of 30%
(Br, Sr, Ca)COL and 701o nickel powder, all pressed with 10-12 t'/cm- in the
cathode cap and treated for 10 min in the dry hydrogen atmosphere at 850 C.
Detailed technical data is given. The advantages listed include: high electric
strength, stability to poor vacuum and oil vapor, low cathode poisoning by oil and
oxygen, strong and vibration-proof cathode, 3,000-hour life. Test results of the
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above injector and a conventional thorium-oxide -coated -tunpro ten -cathode Injector
arc tabulated. -"The author is thankful to M. A. Pruklor h~s valuable advice and;
ass~stancc." Orig. art. has: 6 figures and I table,
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-inoledovateltskiy institut yadernoy fiziki MGU
(Scientific-Research Institute of Nuclear Phyaics, Moscow State Vniverei y)
SUBMITTED: ('.'5Aug6Z DATE ACQ: Z8Aug63 ENCL: 00
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'.-ACCESSION NR: AP4033097 S/0120/64/000/002/0017/0018
AUTHOR: Ekivin, V. V.
TITLE: External injection in an electron cy~clic accelerator
SOURCE: Pribory* I tekhnika: eksperiment'P_',no. 2, 1964, 17-18
TOPIC TAGS: accelerator, electron accelerator, betatron, synchrotron,
accelerator injection, accelerator external injection
ABSTRACT: A method of electron introduction into a betatron from an injector
located outside the accelerating chamber Is described. Due to certain design
peculiarities, the spectrum of injected electrons is very narrow. The new
injector (see design in Enclosure 1) was tested in a 35-Mev betatron with-900 ahd
650 beam-inlet angles and raised the Intensity of the acceleration process.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 1 table*
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-Looledovatel'skiy institut yadernoy fiziki MGU
(Scientific -Research Institute of Nuclear Physics, Moscow State University)
SUBMITTED: 23Apr63 DATEACQ: IlMay64. ENCL: 0 1
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IIIZASHVILI, X. ."A. -
.,,vwOOOO6OOX trade-union group publishes posters and brochures. Boy. profsoiuzy
1000 6 no.501-72 Xy 158. (KM 11:5)
1.Predsedatell Adzharskogo oblastnogo soveta profsoyuov.
(Trade unions)

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123-1-1588
Translation from: Referatlynyy Zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, 1957,
Nr 1. P. 228 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Ekk, A.A.
TITLE: Hydromultiplier for the 'simultaneous Testing of
Several Vessels for Air-Tightness (Gidromuitiplikator
dlya ispytaniya na pmetichnost' odnovrimenno
neakollkikh sosudov)
PERIODICAL: Sb. rats. predlozhaniy. M-vo elektrotekhn. prom-sti
SSSR, 1955, Nr 55, pp-24-25.
ABSTRACT: The schemes of pipelines, fittings and a pressure
distributor developed by Khazanov, I.Ya., and
Dmitriyev, M.P., are briefly described; and the design
of a hydromultiplier for simultaneously testing the
Card 1/2 air-tightness of several vessels are briefly described.

EKK, A.A.
Device for welding circular and longitudinal seams (welding manipu-
lator). Elektrosila no.19:49-50 160. (MIRA 15:2)
(Electric equipment industry--Welding)

rw~ ".*A a
:Atrcdunjnp a flanging zacrinrt. Dju.j. infGrm. Gtso
liau.nh.-Issl. L-Ast. nsti~!h. I takh. -'rt*,-,rm. -!.R no.'.?.r,2-53 JI 165.
as.-9)

EKK, V.P.
Attachment for the machining of the contacts of the WI-30
controller. Rats. predl. na gor. elektrotransp. no.9:28-29
164. 19:2)
1. Depo im. Konyashina, Trawayno-trolleybusnogo upravleniya
Leningrada.

GROMEKAI V.P.; REZNIKOVm N.Ya.., inzh.; UMEXASOV, B.P.; POLOZOV., M.A.;
VEMUNOV$ N.G.; M~, V.Ya,p imh.; BILLLUP S.R., insh.
Foresters discuss protective tree planting. Pul! i put khoz, 7 m.4:
38-39 163. iMM& 16:3)
1. Starshiy inzh Zaporozhskoy- distantaii zashchitnykh lesonaaasmeniy,
Pridneprovskoy do;logi (for Gromeka). 2. St. Zaporozhtye.. Pridneprovskoy
dorogi (for.Reznikov). 3. Nachalinik proyektno-izyslmtellslmgo
otryada po zashchitnym losonasathdeniyum, Bostov-na-Donu (for Cherkasov).
4- Starohiy,inzh. proyektno-izynkateltakogo otryada po zaahchitnym
lesonasazhdeniyam, Rostov-na-Donu (for P91ozov). 5. Nachalliiik
distantaii zaabchitnykh lesonaoazhdeaiy,, Karaganda, Kazakhakoy dorogi
(for Verkhunov). 6. Stantsiya KAragandap Kazakhakoy dorc~gi (for
F.kk, Biller). (Windbreaks, shelterbelts, etc.)

POSTOL, G.R.. glavnyy inzh*; TVMITINOV, A.Te., red.;
USHKOVA, X.P., takhn.red.
(The 4D ~9/3o ow-16o-500 diesel-powered generator; description.
mounting, operation] Dizell-generator 4D 19130 OSD-160-500;
opisanie, montazh, ekspluatetaiia. Koskva, Izd-vo X-va sell.
khoz. SSSR, 1958. 113 p. (KIRI 12:9)
1. Berielavokiy mokhanicheakiy savod. 2. Nachallnik tekhnicheskogo
otdala Berislavskogo mekhanichaskogo zavoda (for Mckell). 3. Beri-
slavskiy makhanicheakiy zavod (for Postol).
(Electric generators) (Diesel engines)

BARANSZKY-JOB, Imral EYJM, Antal; MOCSKOINI, Miklos
Four-axle motorcoach with aluminum conatruction of tba Budapest
Electric W104s, Jaris metdgop 6 no. 9.:277-288 159.

EKKF.R) Bela,, slaktromernok
X-ray goniometer in thl-produation of quats crystals. Mares
automat 10 noolt25-27 62.
:L..ElaktroAlmus Marokeazulekek Gyara.

rmH . Bola
%now
Frequency stAbility test of crystals. Hir techn 14 n0,2:
48-30 Ap 163,
1. Deloiawdss Hiradasteohnikal Gyar,

EKKER, Belg; MAROSSY, Gyorgy
Temperature compensation of audio-frequency crystals. Hir
techn 15 no. 5: 145-W My 164.

28(l)
AUTHOR: SOV/1 31-59-6-12/15
TITLEs Jutomatic Knee Lever Press (Avtomaticheskiy
kolennorychazhnyy press)
PERIODICALs Ogneupory, 1959, Nr 6, pp 284-287 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Such a press was produced in the People's Republic of Hungary
for pressing products of magnesitef chromium magnesite,
chamotte, and dinas. Hydraulic action of the lower die is
described as a characteristic feature of the press. The kinetic
diagram of the press is given in figure I followed by a
detailed description. The operation of the press in various
stages is shown and explained in figure 2. The press performs
six heaving strokes per minute. Its specific pressure amounts
to 500 kg/ CM2 when 4 normal bricks are pressed simultaneDoly,
and 1,000 kg/cm2 in the case of 2 bricks. The largest basia
dimensions of the products can be 690 - 300 mm. The maximum
pressing power amounts to 14 kw. A total view of the press,
the products of which are of high quality, is shown in
figure 3. There are 3 figures.
ASSOCIATIONs Vengerakaya Narodnaya Respublika (People's Republic of Hungary)
Card 1/1

J~T ~E.Rj MMDEY, A.A.; MINKOVICH., V.Zh.; GRUSHANOVI L,., tekbzi,
red.
(Heat transfer,. reduction temperature and surface friction in
a plane plate with hydrogen injection into the laminar boundary
layqr] Teploobment temperature, voestanovleniia i poverkhnostnoe
trenie na plookoi plastine s podachei vodoroda v laminarnyi po-
granichnyi sloi; soveshchanie po teplo-i massoobmenu,, g. Minsk,
5-10 ilunia 1961 g. Minsk, 1961. 34 P. (MIRA 15t2)
(Boundary layer) (Heat-Radiation and absorption)
Mass transfer)

1-1~
WHIM, Yu.K.; EKXM"To D.
2-Cyclopropyl- and 2-propenyl-furan and -thiophene Zhur.ob.khim.
31 no.100274"3276 0 161. (MMA 14:10)
1. Moskovakiy gosudarstve .nnyy universitet imeni M.V.Lomonosova.
(cyclopropane) (Furan) (Thiophene)

e-1
YURIYEV, Yu.K.;--EMRARDT D.
Synthesis of heterocyclic analogs of stilbene. Zhur. ob. khim.
31 no. 11:3536-3539 N 161. (141RA 14: U)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet,
(Stilbone)

TRESHCHOVAP Ye.G.; EXUARDT, D.; YURIYLV, Yu.K.
-Z- ---
Correlations in the spectra of furan, thiqlenf!, Ard sals-nophene
derivatives. Zhur. fiz. Ulim. 38 nt).2:295-.','03 F 164.
(MIRA 17-.8)
1. Moskovskiy gosudar3tvennyy univeraltet.

LIUSTERP J,; DORTABOVA, M.; KOPOLDOVA,, J.; EKL., J.
Preparation of Q:~4-tagged compounds by means of bioeynthesim. III.
Separation of C-L4-tAgged amino acids from protein bydrolysate of
the algae Chlorella valgario. Coll Cz ahem 26 no.6:1700-1707 Je 1611.
1. Biologisches Institut.. Toobeeboolowakische Akademie der Wiesen-
schaften, Prag, (For Liebster, Dobiasova, Kopoldova) 2.Institut fur
Turachungg Erzeugung und Anwendung van Radioisotopen, Prag (for Nkl).
(Tracere(BiologT)) (Amino acids) (A2.pe)

Prefte*bW the SubAdence of the ground. Ruvvd. i okh. nedr 28
n0,6237-43 J4,162. (MIM is: 10)
1, Novohybysbevskiy filial Gonudaretyarmogo instituta po
proyektirovanl$u savodoy kaudhukovoy proWshlannoati.
Mybyshey Provinoe-Subsidences (Earth movewnte))

EKW
_YI&w-Okvvkuybyshevak)
Determining the plastic limit of soil (the limit of rolling out)
b7 a method of pressing. Oon., fund. i mekh. grun. 6 [i.e.7]
no.2:4-6 f65. (MIRA 1818)

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..-,-ally* (Ionic crystals), 3-13
Cf( FA(,,S: :Okali haii(le crystal, radjoluminescence, nLKA(Nir reat,,tt)r ricutron bombard-
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AUTHOR: Shvarts) K, K, Umpla, Yu. A.......
ORG; Institute of PhYsicep AN lAtSSR (Institut fiziki AN lAtSSR)
TITLE: Electron microscopic Investigations of radiation defects In LiF and KC1
SOURCE: AN LatSSR. Institut fiziki. Hadiatsionnays fizika,, no. 4.. 1966. Ionnyye
kristally (Ionic crystals), M-116
TOPIC TAGS: lithium fluoridep potassium chloridep electron microscopyl crystal defectp
radiation damage
ABSTRACT: The authors use a previously developed method of carbon replicas (Izv. All
Latm v. 4, 55, 1965) to investigate defects on the surface of alkali-halide cris- i
tals exposed to reactor radiation (in the IRT-2000 reactor operating at 1WO - 1500 4-
The radiation doses ranged from 5 x 1015 to 102-13 neut/CM2. The results show that ir-
radiation produces a large density of defectB# quite similar to those produced by
heet-treatment. These defects are both positive and negative (pits and projections)
with extreme dimensions ranging from 0.1 to 3 - 5 P- The number of defects in KC1
vas s-maller, but the defect dimensions were larger. In the case of LiF1 large col-
loidal particles were produced as a result of irradiation. In additionp the authors
1 tested some irradiated crystals by thermally etchir
'g them prior to depositing the
carbon replica. This made it possible to disclose certain hidden radiation defects,
and to reveal large step-Me defects al-41 to dislocations. Numerous minor dif-
ro
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ferences between KC1 and LiF are attributed to differences in the radiation 4r--cts,
since the probability of disclosiN defects produced by thermal-neutron reactions
vith emission of heavy particles is smaller in El than in LiF. Orig. art. has:
5 figures.
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now wwmww-~-
Iruran. Sint.goterotsikl.oood. no-1:50-53 '56. (KIRA 10:11)
Opuran)

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TATEVOSYAIT, G.T.; BMDZHrAN, S.
Furfuryl chloride. Siut.g*terotsikl.ooed. no.1:70-73 156.
(MIRA 10:11)
(Puran)

MMZHOYAN, L L.; TATXVOSYAN, G.T.; ZDMKDZHYAN, S.P.
4--'
Substituted hvdrazides of P-(2-m9th7lindol7l-3)-propiouio acid.
Izv. AN Arm. SSR Ser. Malm. nauk 10 no.4:291-298 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Institut tonkoy organichooko7 khimii AN ArmSSR.
(Fqdrazides) (Propionic acid)

TATAVOSYAN, G.T.;ZDIXDZHTAN, S.P.
5-Carboxy-2-furylacetio aoid. Sint. gaterotsilcl. ooed. no-3:
41-42 158 (KIRA 13:3)
(Yaranaostio &old)

MNDZHOYAII, A.L.; TATEVOSYAJI, G.T.; TPIRZYAN, A.G.; EXIMMAN, S-P-
Indola dnrlvntives. Report Ilo.2: 2-[4-alky:l-.PJ21methYl-31!ndolyl)I
-othyl-i-morcapto-1,3,1~-difkzole. Izv.All Jl~!F.SSR. Khim.nauki
11 no.2:127-133 15no ,I (MIRA 11:11)
1. Institut tnnkoy orgenichnskoy khImIVAN ArmSSR.
(Oxadiasole)

EDZHYAN, S.P.; TATIVOSrAN, G.T.
I -~
Derivatives of morphine, Report No.2: 3-Who~w4.5-epov-6,7-2'
31-indolo)-l-motb,vlaorphinan. Izv. AN Arm. SSR lhim. nauki 13
no.2/31201-205 16o. (MIRA 13320)
1. Institut tonko7 organicheeko7 khimli AN ArmSSR.
(Korphinan)

AKOPTAN, A-To.; OEDYAN, H.B.; IEUDOTAX, K-L--; XDMZHTAN,, S-P-
Synthesis of n-butyl alcohol from 1,3-dichloro-2-butens. Zhur.
prikl. KMm. 33 no.9s2l46-2148 S 160. (MIRA 1110)
(Butyl alcohol) (Butene)

L 128-6i4a EPF WFIEWT WIBDS Pr - 4 imArd
ACUM1014 NR: AP3002635 $/0171/63/016/003/0241/62~5
AUTHOR: Akqpyan, A. Ye.; kdyant_M. B. E~mekdzhyan, S. P.; Belyayeva,. G. M.
TITLE: Production of hexyl alcohols
SOURCEs AN ArmSSR. Izv. Xhimi.choskiye nauki, v. 16, no. 3, 1963, 241-245
TOPIC TAGS: chlorohexadienol hydrogenaWon, Raney nickel, normal alcohol,
~secondary hexyl alcohol, norral--hexanol
ABSTRACT; The hydrogenation of chlorohemadienol in the presence of Raney nickel tq~~
iform normal and secondary herfl alcohols was investigated with respect to effects
~of pressure (2-10 atm.), temperature (25-50C), and hydrogenation medium (hexanol,
,methanol). Optimum conditions for obtaining normal hexanol in almost 94% yield
.Were: use of 1% by weight of product of Raney nickel at 25C and 10 atm. in hexanol',
'with 1 : I ratio of solvent to chlorohexadienolo
ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya polimerizatsionny*kh protsessov Armniikhimproyelkta,
(Laboratory of Polymerization Processes, Armniikhimproyekt)
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ACCESSION NR: AP4020517 s/0171/64/017/001/0103/0106
AUTHOR: Akopyan, A. Ye; Ordyan, Mo B*;,MCmekdzhysnj, S. P.; Belysevia, Go M*
TITLE: Nitration of polyvinyl alcohol
SOURCE: AN ArmSSR* Izv. XhimLcheskiya nauki. v. 17, no.1, 1964. 103-106
TOPIC TAGS: nitration, polyvinyl alcohol, polymerixation degree, sulfuric acid#
polyvinyl nitrate, nitric acid
ABSTRACT: The nitration of polyvinyl alcohol was studied for the purpose of
developing optimum yield and safety condLtions.*.Two specimens of polyvinyl
alcohol were used with molecular weights of 925 and 1273 respectively*.The
presence of sulfuric acid (1-10%) in the nitrating compositions suppresses
oxidation and permits an increased yield. The optimum conditions of nitration
which were determined are: a) ratio of polyvinyl alcohol and nitrating composi-
tions is 1:25; b) duration of nitration is 60 minutes; c) processing temperature
is from -5 to 10C; and d)' ratio of reaction mixture and water for precipitation
of polyvinyl nitrate in 1:0.5o OrLge act* has: 3 tables
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ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya polLmorizatsionny*kh protsessov Armilkhlaoroyekts.''
(Laboratory of PolymerLzatiou PVocesses, ArvmUkhLmproyekt&)
suBHriTo: O9H&r63 DATE ACQ: 3lM&r64 INCLt 00
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TATEVOSYAN, G.T.; TERZYAN, A.G.; EKW.KDZIIYAN, S.P.
Substituted hydrazidas of,6 -(2-nnthyl-4-carboxy-3-qizinolyl)-
propionic acid. Izv.AN Arm. SSR.Khim. nauki 17 no. 2t235-237
164. OGTIA 1736)
1. Institut tonkoy organichaskoy khimU AN lrmyanskoy SSR.

-
Mmadiosyants,. I. - "Dielectric permeability of spocimeno of Ro-
cholle salts in various frequency rangesp" Sbornik nauch. robot
studentov (Rost. n/D gos. un-t im. Holotova)p Issue 1,, 1949., p.
141-45
SO: U-3566, 15 March 53., (Letopis 'Zhurnal 'rorkh Statay) No, 14., 1949).

ROZEnERG, L. D. ; MADIOSrANTS, 0. K.
Kinetics of ultrasonic fog formation. Alcust. zhtir. 6 no-3:370-373
16o. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Akusticheekly institut AN SSSR, Moskve6
(Ultrasonic waves) (706)

7IRTWOV 2 1.. 1.; 1 D L'. :_;, , c 1. ,
__
Behavior of corozola in LM UCCUStiC f I-old. ILkuat, z2~ :r. 7
no-4:492-493 161, 1',:13)
1. Alcust16or-ki,.., inatitut Al' SSSR, Yoolma.
Aerosols)
Sound mves)
~

EMADIOSX41Mj, 0. K.
"On interaction cf aerosol particles in an acoustic field"
report submitted for the 4th Intl. Congress of Acoustics,
Copenhagen, Denmark, 21-28 Aug 1962.
Acoustical Institute of the Academy of Science U.S.S.R., Moscow.

ROADIOSTANTS, O.K.
" --- , ,. - ,
Kinetics of ultrasonle foR formation. Akust. zhur. 9 ~o.2:
-247-248 163. (MIRA 16:4)
1. AkusticheskiT institut, AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Ultrasonic waves) (Atomization)

EKNADIOSYANTSO O.K.
Application of high-speed microcinematography in studying
fog formation by ultrasonic waves. Usp.nauch.fot. 9:198-
200 164, (MIRA 18:11)

ACCESSION NRt AP4039279 8/00-46/64/010/002/0156/0162
111THORSt' Gershenzonp,& L.; Mmadioeyantal Oo K,
TITLEt On the nature of liquid atonization In an ultrasonic fountain
SOURCEt Akustioheskiy shurnalp v# iOp no. 2, 1964y 156-162
TOPIC TAGSt ultrasonic atomizationy saturation vapor pressuret surface tensiong
oonalumineacencep cavitationp spray velocity
A13STRLCT: The ultrasonic atonization of sixteen liquids with difrerent saturation
vapor pressures, surface tensionep and viscosities has been studied experimentally,
.A constant intensity 2 No frequency was used at constant temperature and exit spray
velocity. The various liquids used had a factor 4 spread in their surface tension
o' magnituaeog a factor 12 in viscosity T and a factor 100 in saturation vapor
pressure p. The tabulated results indicate that the various liquids used can be
divided into two groups, each with a constant A;,-/,d ratio, where A - atomization
,rate 9/fiec and 13 - Ad . These results are plotted on a lo&log scale of A
Yersusd , with an average slope 2* It is noted that A is also a direct function
of temperature. The effect of cavitation durinj spray formation is studied and is
;shown to be very significant as it*is present in the form of sonol-minescance,
which# when plotted as -a Amotion of c~z/p for several of the liquidst exhibits a
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!linear dependence on a log-log scale* "The authors @Was@ their gratitude to L.
Rozenberg for his advice and remrks. X; It Demkoval ks D. Zu7uginal and Vo L
'Kharitonov also took part in the mcperimmteo". Orig. art* bass 6 formilamp 5
ifiguresp and 2 tables*
.ASSOCTATIONs Akustio1seekly InstitrAt AN SSSR Moscow (Acoustics Institate-AN SM)
.'-SUBXrr=s 24,Tun63 DATS ACqi 12Jun64 ZKCLs 00
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AUTHdP..- Eknadiosnpl!
ORG.- none
formation an
TITLE: The use of hIjrh-qp!!ed microcinernatography for the study of jo
ultrasound fountain
Lafli. Uspekhl nauchnoy
SOURCE: SSSR. KOMISsix h y fotografil I kinematqg
fotografti, v. 9, 1964. Vysokos1wrostnaya fotograftya I kinetnatograftya (High-speed
photography and cinematography), 198-200 and Inserts facing pages 198 and 199
TOPIC TAGS: microphotography, fog, ultrasonic equipment, ultrasonic vibration
ABSTRACT: Although ultrasonic generation of fog has been In practical use for somefime
there are no clear'descriptions concerning the mechanism of fog generation in existence.
The author carried out microfilming of this type of fog generation on a special device
described in this article. Microphotographs showed that fog generation is far from being
a continuous process; It is produced in short (< 400 1A sac) bursts. In addition to photo-
graphs of the development of the actual fog generaUng process, the author presents a graph
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showing the distances covered in time by droplets and fog portions, The work was carried
out at Laboratory of Ultrasound, Institute of Acoustics, AN SSSR (Laboratoriya ulltrazvuka
~Akusticheskogo Instituta AN SSSR).under the supervision of Prof. L, D. ~2menberg, Orig,
aft. has: 4. figures. 55
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ACC NRs AP6008004 SOURCE CODE: UR/0046/66/012/001/0127/0129
AUTHOR: ~!~49uants, 0. K,_
ORG: Institute of Acoustics, AN SSM, Moscow (Akustichealdy Institut AN SSSR),.,,,*
TITLE: The atomization of liquid by low-frequency ultrasonic vibrations
SOURCE: Akustichoskiy zhurnal, v. 12, no, 1, 1966, lZ7-129
TOPIC TAGS: atomization, droplet atomization, aerosol, ultrasonic vibration
ABSTRACT: This article presents results of preliminary Investigations Into the ultrasonic
atomization of liquids in the kilocycle range of frequencies. For this purpose, the author
made high-speed motion pictures of drop formation and studied the dispersion composition
of the aerosols formed. Cinematography (5000 frames/see) showed that the formation of
aerosol drops during the atornization of water by sound at a frequency of 3.2 kcs proceeds
nonuniformly. The course of the process In time Is illustrated and discussed. N. A.
Kukleva took part in the cinematography. In conclusion, the author expresses his deep
gratitude to L. D. Rozenberg for some valuable advice and comments. Orig. art. has:
4 figures and I table.
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AULUOR: illin, B. I.; Eknadiosyants, 0. X.
iORG: Acoustics Institute) AN SSBR., Moscow (Akusticheskiy Institut AN SSSR)
iTITIZ: Concerning the nature of the atomization of liquids in an ultrasonic fountain
,SOLRCE: Alcusticheskiy zhurnal, Y. 12, no- 3, 1966, 310-318
iTOPIC
TAGS: droplet atomization, ultrasonic effect, ultrasonic equipment, fog, liquid!
1ABSTIRACT: The authors report experiments made with a purpose of investigating quanti-,1'
1,
juatively the influence of temperature and static pressure of the gas used for the
atomization of liquids in an ultrasonic fountain. Particular attention was paid to
i6he threshold of fog formation by ultrasonic means and to frequencies corresponding
:to this threshold. The apparatus used for the investigations is briefly described.
I
;Ten liquids with different vapor tension, surface tension coefficient, and dynamic
viscosity coefficient were tested to determine the atomization threshold as a Aunctioni
of the physical and chemical properties of the liquids. The liquids tested were: I
ortho-toluidine, n-caproic acid, methyl-anilin) metha-cresol, diethylene-glycol, I
dimel.hylene-glycol, dibutyl-phthalate, isobutyl-alcohol, and benzyl alcohol. The re-
sults have shown that an Increase in the temperature of the liquid and in the inten-
sity of the ultrasound increase the frequency of the fog-formation pulses in the
i ultrasonic fountain, and that removal of the gas from the liquids and an increase in
the gas pressure increase the atomization threshold and 1mer the frequency of the
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ultrasonic fog-formation pulses. Special equipment was developed to determine the
effect of the gas pressure. It is shown that the experimental data and the pulsed
character of fog formation, as well as other peculiarities of the atomization of
liquids in an ultrasonic fountain., can be explained relatively simply from the point
of view of the cavitation hypothesis, but the detailed mechanism and possible influ-
ence of the oscillatory processes that accompwW.the ultrasonic atomization. still
remain unclear and call for further research. The authors thank L. D. Rozenberg and
M. G. Sirotyuk for valuable ad-.ice and A. D. YaLrMins and V. R. Kharitonoy for parti-
cipating in the experiments. Orig. art. has: 8 figures and 2 tables.
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WY111'ry , Tillm I w. Sergeyevich., VINOWILOV, Aleksandr Dmitriyevich, '310NOMOT, L.
ro4d.; XIRILLINA, L., takhn.red.
[On the waves of the air ocean] Po Yo1nam Yozeushnogo oksana.
[Moskva] Izd-vo Tel VLKSM "Holo4ala gvardila," 1957. 221 pe (MIRA 11:8)
(Gliding and soaring)

GCLTSM. ff.; GIWZIN, S.; ZKONOKOT. Lo, red.; SWTALOT, I., tokhn. red.
- ,
[Iot's catch UP with America.] Dogonim Ameriku. [Konkral lzd--ro
TsK VIKSK "Nolodaia gvardiia," 1958. 191 p. (KIU ll-*7)
(Agriculture)

SUITSOT, Tevgeniy Konsteatinovichl IIKONOKOV, L., red.; TORKOZOTA, L.,
red.; KUTYRKOTA, L., tekhn.-r-~W*------~
(Man's smart helpers] Umnye pomoshatmiki cholovaka. Koskva,
Isd-vo TeX YLXSK 'Kolodaia gyardlia," 1959. 52 p. (MM 14:4)
(Autowtion)

EXONOMOV Lev Arkadlyevichl BIRYUZOVA, Ye.I., red.1 MIXHLINA, L.T.,
(Sentinels of the skv]Chasovye neba. MoskvVL, Izd-vo
"DOSAAFp" 1962. 100.p. (MIRA 16:1)
(Air defenses)

aEK-ON.OlvOV., Lev Arkndi ly~%rlch; KO:71'111, V., riawlin. red. ;
- .
rea.
I
[Cornmiander.., of fiarT arrows; word about ro---kot ulngi-
nnerts and roekets] Povolitpli ognenriykh :Arel; slovo a
raketchikakh i raketakh. Eo-Ava, Polodiaia gvardiia,
19(,4. 318 P. (:.~ 1; ~ A% a ,~: i )

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SUBJECTs USSR/Schooling 27-8-21/32
AUTHORi Eksakustog V., Assistant Director, Cultural-Educational Work,
Trade School # 2, Taganrog
TITLEt Training in Solf-Service (Priuchayem k samoobaluzhiv'aniyu)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno - Tekhnicheakoye Obrazovaniye, Aug. 1957,
# 8, P 29 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt The article relates how the inhabitants of a boarding school
were trained to keep their living quarters in order and good
condition.
-iNSTITUTIONs Remselennoye Uchiliahohe # 2, Taganrog (Trade School # 2,
Taganrog)
PRESENTED BYz
SUBMITTED:
AVAILABLE: At the Library of Congress
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EKONCHU-2.; FRUNZA, A.; GAVRILItA. N.; TEZHA Zborzhen
M-00--w- k
Peaudarthrosio of the graft following artbrodemis in Pott's
disease in children. Mdrarxiia 15 no.2/J:242446 162.
1. Is Detaka klinika po khirargiia i ortopediia, Meditainski
in5titui - IAsh.
TUBKROLOSIS SPINAL mwg)
EUDARTRROSIS etiol)
M

xaWA6Aro,-k:,
The teacher and the &=tour art activities of students. Prof.-tokh. obr.
14 no.200 7 '57. (MLIA 10:4)
1. Ponoshchnik direktora, po kuliturno-vospitatellnoy rabote remeelon-
nogo uchilishcha no.2, g. Taganrog.
(Taganrog--Amtour art activities)

Ia, P.Z.; MIIH IM, Z.V.: SIDOT, L.N.; NUNOT, V.A.
Laminated plastics based on glass fiberse Report 2: Con-
tact molding of large pieces made of polyester glass-rein-
force& plastics. Plast.masey no~2129-35 160~
(MIRA 13:6)
(Glass reinforced plastics)

S/191/60/000/002/008/012
B027/BO58
AUTHORS: Lij P. Z., Mikhaylovaj Z. V.9 Sedov, L. W., Eksanov
':::;W 11 IJA* A~,
'Wo" N
TITLE: Laminated Plastics on the Basis of Glass Fiber.
Communication V. Contact Method for the Forming of Large
Products From Polyester Glass Plastics
PERIODICALt Plasticheskiye massyp 1960, No. 2, pp. 29-35
TEXT: The authors describe contact forming of large products from poly-
ester glass plastics as the simplest and most economic method, since
hardening of unsaturated polyester resins is possible by addition of
certain admixtures at room temperature. Molds from metal or glass plastic
are best suited for the processl positive molds produce a smooth inner
surface and negative ones a smooth outer surface; there are also
multiple-part molds to facilitate the removal of complicate shape products;
electrically heated molds are also used sometimes. In order to facilitate
removal of the products from the molds, various separating agents are
used, such as films from certain polymers (polyamide film IK-4 (PK-4)),
most frequently, however, alcoholic-aqueous solutions of polyvinyl alcohol,
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Fiber. Communication V. Contact Method for B027/BO58
the Forming of Large Products From Polyester Glass Plastics
but also mastic and pastes on wax- or paraffin basis. Various decorative
coatings from resin with hardeners are applied to the mold by sprayer or
brush. After the coating has gelatinized, the shredded glass fiber and
resin with hardeners are attached by spraying machine or spray gun. When
using glass fabric or glass mats, resin with hardener and accelerator as
well as glass filler are laid in layers and each layer is rolled. The
processing time for the resin of the type )TH -1 (PN-1) with active material
and accelerator amounts to 40 to 90 min; inert fillers in powder form are
sometimes admixed to increase viscosity and hardness. For the contact method,
various types of glass fabrics may be used, which must previously be cut
to shape, a larger edge having to remain, which facilitates removal from
the mold. The glass fabric cut to shape is connected in the form of butt
joints which must be covered by the next layer. Best durability of the
products is obtained with a content of 40 to 5074 polyethylene resin in
glass plastic and 60 to 70~ in glass mats. Smaller products are removed
from the mold by hand and larger ones by machine, and undergo machine
finishing. If a product consists of several parts, the best way of
assembly is the simultaneous use of glued and mechanical joints. Subsequent
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Fiber. Communication V, dontact Method for B027/BO58
the Forming of Large Products From Polyester Glass Plastics
repair work is easys it is sufficient'to polish the defeat with emery
paper and to apply some layers of resin-saturated glass mat or glass fabric.
When working with polyethylene reeinal'it must be considered that their
evaporation leads to irritation of mucous membrane and thus a sufficient
ventilation of the rooms is absolutely necessary; rubber gloves or skin-
protecting cream are req~u'ired. These resins are also inflammable-so that
fire extinguishing equipment should be available in the plant. Due to
danger of explosion, hydrogen peroxide*and the accelerator must in all
cases be added to the resin separately. There are 8 figures, 4 tables,
and 54 referencess 1 Soviet, 24 German, I Swedish, 1 Japanese, 17 US,
2 British, 1 French, Czechoslovakian, and 4 Polish.
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SedoVp L. N-: 'Aa 'skits. 1 : X.. Late, 1-- 2-
---2 ~-'- T-21-
TITLX. Glass Sib-or Laminates. 12. Dyeing of Polyester Glass-
reinforced Pl"tice
MIOIC"s Pla"icb"hij. assay. "60- So. 9' ". 11 - 15
TEXT:. The present :Qtk deal . of CIam$-rq1ftfQr
Poly tar plastics ad the 4; : " dr this jiurpo4w. no inv::~Idsticsl
- - r real" say be colored oatlwfsatarl~j with &so-,
:MthmViloon... and tri;htayl-mathoo dyes. phthalatysal;* and
the". ?be reselts obtained witrs several sit dyes &at tiroat dyes *or*
.. :tisfictary. Imorg-ut pism-ta ad dyes j%,. I..& bctllt~ct h... than
arc Alc cataracts. The rasulza cf the Lmv*vtLjatiDm ot-d that Zzat dyes
retard t a Calling prooo:o. This rotor ti a h- .,or. is cv-;.rstiv.ly
la.19114fh1caut so that th ;rap rt Los o"rth: Lrd***4 resin are hsrdjj
affected. To obtain -11-colored pro4wets. the rosin &A generally &;plied
car,& 1/2
Fiber I& Last 12. D eiza of roly- S/ 19 1/6r.;,Lx/=q/w Va, Q
to Glass-rolaftroL.
!-*I a Me. t1as 30151SC55
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In 2-0 this layers, a coat thickn". of 0.4 - 0.7 as, b-lr4
P'satical "do. str=--arsl jlxas-r#tzforco4 pleat!-* are cf%an vx;a-A %j
"liab f 'a"
It* -his
olar0bittv of .11. d t I Lab. ~rj a
FtFK-4 OILX-4) q"rts lasp and in .;*= air. c. "of. is L"..Zml
liat*is
10,00, Th folloetzg facts vero *stab, 1) P~Ijestor r-Lnx t~ra
I N LA der -Lalz4ht. This is partict"Arly natIcesb.4 *ith the
Mbear ,,haI*:, 21.1.1ra-iI;1.4-t: 4r: 4tt-rat * D.-r-t
mc to. th 44. or ;,dm at I t h no .2; di..% of d7.Arl.
be repeated. It &* 0.1t.. %to Co... hw-r. tz-Z %to color or
=::=tr*"ttmrsI part dyed In this ma..r .~t as rwhawvt zp--nd to "Zj,,
or fading. This can ocly be done by a-9plyind -s*-v jr oil point. Soaq
recipes for dmors tIv;,u4i*. are Accordinj -a dosl%~hstica.
.,r""Ar.1,I-r Irce.1 ;Aaatloo mey be 09,-4 to *a-'% %&%&r.
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r:,.*d, Z.,41!4f , 4; a 5 1
of .8a o 00 h . a 11 Aa at.
3000 h,aIndral oil, 24 h to 10f. 32-IC41 an! 24 b to 2A StOR. There are
5 tables aad 5 gion-3avLet reference#.
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Card 2/2

GORNOVp B.F.p doktor-tekbn. nauk, prof.; VVOV, A.1.0 inzh.;
.EMARXJiOF=r-4JIrr-nsuchWy red.; REYZ, M.B.,, red. izd-va;
FULIKINAp Ye,Ao$ tekbn, redo
[Hydraulic structures of industrial enterprises made of pre-
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(Hydraulic structures) (Presti'mosed concrete
construction)

.,ERSELIRUD
Expediency of placing in operation a reduction and cooling system,
Energetik 9 no.3t26-29 Mr t61. (KM 14t7)
(Steam turbines)

KISELEV, V.A., inzh.; MOUN, V.A., inzh.; EKSELIRUD, L.I., inzh.
Conversion of the principal ejectors cf VPT-25-3 turbines to opera-
tion on 10 atm. seam pressure. Energetik. 13 nc.9:19-020 S 165.
(MIRA 18t9)

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moul, V.Aep insh. (0juk),- nL'DMLN V.0.,, insh. (Omak)l
TROFIMDV, V,I,t insh, (Owk~; jXULIRRmSj!p insh. (Ouk)
AutorAtion-'af the*group control of a deaerator. Energetik 13
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SHELUDKO, A.;, TT!~
On the positive disjoining pressure in double-sided film from
solutions. Godlobnik khim 54 no.3:205-211 1959/60 (pub. 161)
(UX 10:9)
(Capillarity) (Pressure)

SHELUDKO, A. i ~~EROVA, D.
Electrostatic pressure in foam films of water solutions of electro-
lytes. Izv Inst khim BAN 7.115-121 160. (EEAI 10:9)
(Foam) (Electrolytes) (Film) (Water)
(Solutions)

SHELUDKO, A.; T~MV 0-~
Instrument for Interferometric measuring of the
scopic foam la!Fers. Isy Inst khim BAN 7:123-132
thickness of mirro-
160.
(EM 10:9)
(Interferometer) (Foam)

SHELUDKO, A.; EMFMVA, D.
A study of foam film of water solution of butyric acid. Izv Inat
khim, BAN 7 105-113 160. (EKAI 1019)
1. Softiski uriiversitet, katedra po fizikokhimiia.
(Foam) (Butyric acid) (Films) (Water)
(solutions)

EKSEROVA, D.,, SHELUDKO, A.,prof.
Relations between the concentration of the black spot
formation in microscopic oam films and the depenedence
of the surface tension on the concentration of the detergent.
Izv Inst fiz khim. 3 79-87 163.
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1. Institut po, f12ikokhtmiia pri Bulgarskats, akademiia,
na naukite.
2. Chlen na Redaktsionnata kolegiia., "Izvestiia na Instituts,
po fizikokhimiia" (for Sheludko).

EKMNOVA, D.; '.I)LvI,IIDKO, A.
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IKSHAROV, G.P.
Tumor of the mesentery proper. Khirurgiia Supplament:16-17 '57.
(MIRA 11:4)
1. Iz Hikhaylovskay rayonnoy bolinitay Novosibirskoy oblasti.
(KIMISHURY-WHORS)