SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PERLOV, P.M. - PERLSHTEYN, Z.

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PERLOV, P.M..
Use of the autoclave soda process for the treatment of tuny5ten-
molybdenum products. Obog. rud 5 no-5-314-37 160. (YIRA 14:8)
(Nonferrous metals) (Hydrometallurgy)

FERLOV, k'.M.; PoPuLkylk, V.m.
Intoraction of iron and nanganese tungstates vith sc4lum solutions
in conditions of the autociave process. Obog. rud A no.5:15-19
159. (MIRA 14:8)
q"states) (HydrometAUurgy)

ZASHIKHIN, N.V.; FEELLOV P IL_
,
Use of hydrometallurgy in the dressing of Tandan' oxidized
sulfide ores. Obog.rud 5 no .2:2&-31 160* (KERA 14:8)
(dhina-Taili s (WtalIurgy)) (Leaching)

PERLOYP P.H.; KATSITEEELIS011, E.M.
Fhaae analysis of titanh= ores. Cbo-,. -;-Ld 4 rc.6:!1-13 '5~-.
U L
(VIRA 14: 8)
(Titanium ores--linalysis)

2,i%.~* , i.11, N.11. ~ PERWV P 14
Combined flotation-hydronetal2urgy flo,,;Bheet for
from mixed oxide-sulfide ores. Trudy Pekhanobr
(Copper ores)
(Flotation)
(Eydrometallurgy)
copper recovery
no.12505-56 160,
(MIRA 14-.5)

M,--'-.SL1]NIT1SKIY, I.N. ond PERLOV P.P.
"Development. of the Autoc lave -c(x1a Proce~:L, for the Treatment of
Tungsten Concentrates."
report to be presentd at the Intl. Mineral Processing Congress, London, Englan6, I)-g-Apr-60.
All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Mechanical Processing of Minerals, Leningrad.

PERLOV, S.A.
Production of reed cellulose and paper from-, it. au=. i der. ~:-=.
no.2:54 AP-Je 164. (MITtA 17:9)

-PBMV, S.A.; GRISHAMV, A.F. , inzh.
Testir4v,- cane harvesting machiues. lkim. pron. 33 no.9:22 S '51E.
(MIRA 11:10)
I.Glav?iyy lnzhener stroyashchegosya Khersonskogo tsellyuloznogo
zavoda (for Perlov). 2.Ukrainskly ttauchno-tssledovQtel'ekiy institut
teell,vilonoy i bumzhnoy promyehlerinosti (for Gr'lf~)iunkov)-
(Harvesting mchincry-Te-tuing)

KANOVICII, E.;,., inzh.;__EFF_L4)V, Ye.V., inzh.
Equipment for producing and transporting bituminous mastics.
Stroi.. i dor. mzsh. 9 no-4:27-29 Ap 164.
(MIPA A: 1)

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kSHASTBI, R., kand.tekhn.ilauk; KRACIIATRYAN,, T., inzh.; VDOIJEETS, A., inzh.;
PERIX,.-Ye., inzh.; EYRING, E., inzh.
Usii~:, the method of thermal pyrolirsis of casinghead gasoline for
D
the 3imultaneous prAuction of acotylene and ethylene. Prom.Arm.
5 no.4:50-52 Ap 162. (RIRA 15:5)
1. ArmNUKRIMPROTEK7.
(Armenia-Vatural gas) (Acotylene) (Ethylene)

SHUNAYLIV, B.-K.; PMWV I Ye.F.; SAVELIYEEVA, 1.14.
Rounding method for broaching gea:- wheels. Trudy Ural. politekh.
inst. no.129:53-66 163 (MIRA 17:8)

'PERLOVS Ye.l.; O(ANESYAM, A.S.
Determining the production costs at the various levels of
autovation in the chemical industries. Xhim. prom. no.2t
117-122 F 064. (MIRA 17:9)

GMELOVAP Ye.; DEICSHKO,, L.; ZOLOITYMINA, G.; PERLOVAp E.
~Iethodology for developing norms for the m=ber of workers in
metallurgical plants. Biul.nauch.iaform.: trud i zar.plata 5
no.8t29-3.4 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Steel IMustry)

rmwvtl , R. V.
Ferlava, N. D. - "Yzterial for the zc-ogeoEraphy cf tl-.e c-,Iced faumn of Gor'k-,v Cbl,--st,"
Uche- . zqrigki Gorlk. gos. un-ts, ls,;Ue 14, p. FI-02, - 15 ite-s.
SO: U-4631, V) Sept. 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal 'nyl& Statey, No. 24, Y49).

PMUVA, N. D.
Perlova, N. D. - "The specific gmvity of the cycads in entomcfauna, nnd their
agriculturpl aigzAficance", 11chen. zppiskl Gorlk. gos. un-ta, Issue 14, 1049, r. 03-
105, - Bibliog: 21 iterns.
SO: Ur4631, 16 Sept. 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 24, 1940).

PEELOVIL, R. L.
Xbr., All-Union Inst. Plant Ind., Leningrad, -1939-.40.
14br., Pamir Botanical Gardens, Tadzhik Afft 1., Acac. Sci., -1945-.
sProduction of an Autohexaploid Solent," Vallis Mei3:ci Juz. by Means
of Its Cultivation at the Pamir,* Dok. AN. 25, No. 5, 1939;
"Production of Tetraploid Plants in Triploid Potato Species, Group
Andigen&, jF Cultivating In the Painirs," ibid., 27, No. 1, 1940;
"Seedling Progeny of Diploid Species of Potato," Ibid., 29, No. 4, 1940;
"Production of the Original Specim of the Chile Autotriplold S'Nlanuz
Maglia Schle.,htd. at Pamir," ibid., 48, No. 1, 194.5.

L. ITTU3i,
Potatoes
-1 varieties
Expe rinental culti-Vation of sever-a-
Of Potatoes in the Main Botanicz:l Garden.
Biul. Glav. bot. sada, rjo. 1() V 1951.
Month],-,
.y~ Li-31 of Russian Accessions, Library of CongrOss, December 1952. Unclassified

73MVA, R. 1.
I-- ''
Display on the evolution of the potato In the Knin Botanical Garden. Biul.
Olav.bot.sada no.14:50-53 152. (KLRA 6:5)
1. Glavnyy botanicheskiy sad Akadenii Nauk SSSR. (Potatoes)

PMWVA, R. L.
Development of species forms of wild iind cultivated potutoes In Western
Pamirs. 1xv. AN SSSR Ser.biol. no.4:'75-86 JI-Ag 15). (91-RL 6:7)
1. Glavnvy botanicheakiy sad Akademii nauk S=R
(Pamir a --]Potatoes ) (Ntatoee-ftmirs )

PARLOTA R.L.
An exhibition ol,I the evolution of tomatoes and cabbages. Blul.Glav.
bot.sada no.16:9-13 153. (XLRA 7:4)
1. Glavnyy botanichoOdy @ad Akadezii nauk SSSR,
(TomatosB--JIxhIbItiou9) (Cabbass-lahlbitions)

0- Vo,,
4tafth =tint to
~e ZANY' laim" Xkim. loss,
Lenir, Tegicin he
tent bilber tuber
tb4a jo the Khorog re,
nk.
Leylue

PMWVA, R. L.
-
Demonstration at the Maim Botanical Garden of Hichurin mdtl~ods for
creati*-new vegetable varieties. Biitl.Glav.bot.sad& no.23:37-41
155. (MLRA 9:7)
1.Glavayy bot.-Luichaskiy sad Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Hoscov-Plant breeding-Fuhlbitions)

PERIM, R.L.
SpDntaneous polyploids in the tuberLferous species of the genus
Solanum L Trudy MOIP. Otd.biol. 5:191-199 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Glavnyy bDtanicheakiy sad AR SSSR.. 14oskva.
(POTATOES) (POLYPLOIDY)

PRILOVIk. R.L.; NOVIKOV, V.K.
Heterosis in the cabbage plant. Biu:,.Glav.bot.eAda z2o.37:107-lD9
l6o. (MMk 13:11)
1. Glavnyy botanicheakly sad Akariem'.i nauk SSSR.
(Cabbage breeding) (Heterosi.a)

FZRILIVA. R. L.
. I " wlA.,-Rvml*vs (1885-1957); obitmryo Biul. Glav. bet. eada
n0-31:130--132 '58. (KIRA 12: 5)
(Rozanova Marila Alek-sandrevria, 1885-1957)

PERIDVAI Rakhill I'vovna
Po,redeniye dikikh i kullturmykh vidov kartofelya v ramykh geografi-
chesidA rayonakh Sovetakogo Soyuza L%e behavior of wild and cultivated
species of potatoett in various geographical rayons of the Soviet Union-7
Moskva,, Imd-vo Akademli Naul SSSR, 1958.
237 P. Illus.,, Diagre., Tables.
At head of title: Moscow. Glavnyy Botanicheskiy Sad, Pushkinskoye.
OLiteiraturaO: P. 223-235

USSR/Cultivated Plants. Potatoes, Vegiatables, Melons. im
Abs Jaur: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 17, 1958, 77696.
Author :-kerlova
Inst : Main Botanical Garden, AS USSR.
Title : bqxtrimnt in Crossbreeding of Sweet Pepper of the
Variety Ribinovyy Koroll No 28U.
Orig Pub: Dyu~L. G1. botan. sada. AN EISSR, 1957, vYP- 28,
110-112.
,^0
,bstmct: Spr:yuts of sweet bush red pepper of the varl.ety
Rmbinovyy korol' Nc 2311 oT the selection of the
firm E. Denarc (Gernr-ny) im 1954 and 1955 wore
crossbred in soil boxes in green-houses. A*: the
end of April, the boxes were transferred iuto serd-
(lark hotbeds where thu plants were subjectel to
hardening, were watered aricl fed. At tho bc,~iruiing
Card 11r,
C.
75

USSR/Cultivated Plantei Potsto~iss VeGetables. Flelons. etc. M.
Abs Jour Ref Zhl" Biol-, No 4j~ 195% 15638
Author R.L. Perlova, F.D., Kryzhenovskiy
Inst
Title Trying Out the Sem1productive Test:LnC: of Sweet Poppers
arvu.nd Moscow.
((Wt poluproizvodsvennoGo iapytaniya sladkogo pertsa
PEA bbsinroy).
Orir, Pub B.IM1. 01- botan, Buda, 1957p No 27,, 108-UO-
Abstract M-ie Main Botanical Garden of the AcadaW of Sciences
U3SR conducted in 1952 the testing of the sweet pepper
collection on open Grourd, The most promising varieties
were studied in 1955 une.er field conditions at the
Scientific Experimental Garden Site in Snegiryakh.
respite the year's unfavorable meteoroloCrical conditions
fbr sweet pepper, ripeWnf, wns very even, and the fruit
vus distinguished by its fine commercial qualities,
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PZRWVA. Itakbill LI-rovna; OGOLEYNTS, G.S., otv.red.: KRTUNAILOV, I.K..
red.tzd-va; M"M, I.F.. tekhn.red.
[Behavior of wild and cultivated potato varieties in various
geograpt~lcal zones of the Soviet Union] Povedenie dikikh i
kullturrqkh vidov kartofelia v rm.%nykh geografichookikh raionakh
Sovetskogo Soiusa. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1958.
;137 P. (WRA 12:2)
(Potatoes)

PERLOVA, R. L. Doc Biol Sci -- (diss) "Characteristics of behavior of various
~Feu f 5 -4ja %;bi"~ '5
k s of potatoes in 46644~ geogrophio areas of the Soviet Union." Len, 1957.
21 pp 20 om. (All-Union Aoad Agr Soi im T, I. Lenin. All-Union Soi Res Inst of
Pbant Cultivation), 100 copies (KL, 14-57, 85)
-7-

PHRIA)VA, B. L.
/ - ~- ,
Growing the "Ruby King No.2811" sweet pepper. Blul. Glav. bot. sada
no.28:110-112 157. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Glavnyv botanicheskiy sad Akadimil nauk SSSR.
(Moscow-.Pepper)

IGNATOR, A.I., red.; SHAYKEVICH, A.S., red.; VOLKOV, Yu.N., red.;
,A.., red.; NIKOLAYEV, N.A.,
EL I TERKAN, Ye. M. , red. ; FZRWR, S
red.; F.101BURG, G.S., red.; BUT11OVSKAYA, Z.M., red.;
CHERRIDW)KAU, F.M., red.; YANI(OVSKIY, V.F., red.;MALYGIN,
O.P., red..; BOGOMOLOV, I.G., red.; KOZLOV, A.A., red.; SMIRNOV,I.I.,
inzh,,red.; ROGOV, B.A., red.; :?ETRUKHOVA, G.N., red. izd-va;
DEMKINA, N.F., tekhn. red.
(Safety mid industrial sanitation regulations for making boilers
and metal constructiono]Pravila tekhniki bazopasnosti i proiz-
vodstvenwi sanitarii pri proiz,6rodstve kotellnykh rabot i metallo-
konstraktaii. Utverzhdeny 29 av,psta 1961 gods. Moskva, Mashgiz,
1962. 28 p. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Pmfso:yuz rabDchikh mashinostroyaniya SSSR. 2. Glavnyy tekh-
nichaskly inspektor TSentrallnogo komiteta profsoyuza rabochikh
mashinostroyeniya (for Ignatolt), 3. Starshiye nauchnyye sotrud-
niki Leni-ngradskogo instituta okhrany truda Voesoyuznogo teentrall-
nop soveta profsoyuzov (for 6haykavich, VolkoF, El I terman, Perlova).
d,. Nachallnik otdola Vaesoyuznogo proyaktno-takhnologicheskogo in-
gitituta tyazhelogo mashinostroyeniya (for Nikolayev). 5. Starshiya
nauchnyye sotrudniki Leningradekogo institute gigiyeny truda i
profmabolevaniy (for Erenburg, Butkovskaya, Chernilovskaya).
(Continued on neit card)

. , vrach.. GRDTITLO, M.I., inzh.
k.
Improvement of vorkirig conditions for the moist met~,od of flat
grinding. Gig* I san. 23 no.9t66-69 S'58 (MIRA 11:11)
1. lz Voeooyuznoro nauchno-iosledovatellskogo ln8tituta olMrpny
truda vaesoyuzhnogo teentrallnogn Soveta prof. Sayuzov v Leningrade.
( MUSTRIAL HY4rM ,
in wet grinding (Rua))

IVANOV, Boris Alekseyevich; ODINTSOV, M. M., otv. red. ;.-.HRLO-VICH,-BF. ,
red.; PECHERSKAYA, T.I., tekhn. red.
(Plan of the stratigraphy, facies regionalization, and tectonics
of the Sikhote-Alin' Range]Skhema stratigrafii, fatsiallnogo
raioniroianiia i tektoniki IUzhnogo Sikhote-Alinia. Irkutsk,
Irkutskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1961. 45 P. (MIRA 16:2)
(Sikhote-Alin' Range-Geology)

TKACHUK, V.G., otv. red.; TOLSTIKHIN, N.I., red.; POPOV, I.V., red.;
ZAYTSEV, I.A., red.; YEFIMOV, A.I., red.; PALISHIN, G.B.,
red.; GRECHISHCHEV, Ye.K., red.; ASTRAKHANTSEV, V.I., red.;
PERL OVICH, B.F., red., PECHERSKAYA, T.I., tekhn. red.
[Transactions of the Second
and the Engineering Geology
19581 Trudy Soveshchaniia po
geologii Vostochnoi Sibiri.
vo. No.4. 1961. 161 p.
Confoarence on Underground Waters
of Distern Siberia held in Chita,
pod-temnym vodam f inzhenernoi
Irkitak, Irkutsko6 knizhnoe izd-
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Soveshchaniye po podzemnym vodam i inzhenemoy geologii
Vostochnoy Sibiri. 2d, Chita, 1958.
(Siberia, Enstern-Water, Underground)
(Siber!La. Eastern-Engineering geology)

XONEY, Aleksey Androyanoviel MLOV I V., otv.red.; SEPPIM, N.G., red.;
PERWVICH,,_B.F.; P01111MA: A:V., tekhn.red.
(Petrography of alkali ultrabasic and ~Wc rooks in the Sayzba and
Vnil-khen plutona (Vitim Plateau)] Petrograftia ahchslochN~b
i&IAraosnovnykh I osnovnykh gor-nykh porod Saiahinskogo i Oulkhenskogo
plutonov (Vitimskoe ploskogorle,). [Irkuts)q) Irkutskoe Wahnoe izc'6-vo,
1962. 138 P. (Akademiia niuk SSSR. Sibirskoe otdeWe. Vostochno-
Sibirskii geologicheskii institut. Trudy, no.11) (MIRA 16-4)
(Vitim Platoau-Rocks, Sedimentary)

VLAD~IUROV, boriv Mikhaylovich,- BELOV, I.V.., otv.red.; km- QVIC B.F.,
, ved.;
SHAFIROU, A.S., red.; PECHEISKAYA, T.I.,, tekhn.red.
[Petrography of Padun and Margadoll trap intrusivea] Petrograflia .
Padunskop i MELrgudol.'skogo trappovy" intruzivov. Irkutsk., Irkutskoe
knizhnoe izd-vo, 1962. 150 P. (Akademiia nauk SSSR. Sibirskoe otdelenie.
Vootochm"Sibirskii geologicheskil inaltitut. TrudyO no.10)
(MIRA 16:3)
(Irkutsk Pr:)vince-R6cks., Igneous)

MLOMMO. T.P.;jOARLOTICH. B.F., red.; KAnS', T.D., tekhn.red.
(Studies of 16stern Siberia from the point of view of
engineering geology] Ocherki Po Inshenernot geologii Tostoch-
noi Sibiri. Irkutsk. Irkutskoe knithuos lzd-vo, 1960. 86 p.
(min 14:4)
(Mberis. &stern-Ingineering geology)

TIACHU31, Y.G., otv.red.; MISHIN, G.B., red.; BELOV, I.V., red.;
SHOTSKIT, V.P., red.;-PSIMOVICH, B.F., red.; MISNIKOV. Y.T.,
tekhnsred..
[Mterials for the young scientists' conference dedicated to
the 10th anniversary of the West Siberian Branch of the
Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.] Katerialy k konferentaii
molodykh nauchnykh sotrudnikov-, k 10-letilu VoBtoohno-Sibirakogo
filials JW SSSR. Irkutsk. INo.l. (Geology and geography)
Geologiia i geograftia. 1958. 153 P. (MIRA 10:13)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vostochno-Sibirakiy filial, Irkutsk.
(Siberia, Western--Oeology) (Siberia, Western--Geography)

SIRDTKINA, A.I., kamd.geograf.nawk; IVANOVA, Z.N., mladshiv nauc~myy
sotrudnik; BORISOV, N.D.. Prinizali uchastiye: OTIDMNOVA.
U.N., tekh-aik: SKITEYKIN, A.I., takhnik. T~iM
WYMAYA.. A.D.
red.; IVANOV, G.S., kcand.tekhn.nauk, otv.red.; ZAM, I.M.,
tekhn.red.
[Directions for meteorological and hydrological stations and
postal Nastavlenie gidromete orologiche skim stantsiiam I poBtam.
Moskva. Gidrometeor.izd-vo. No.10. [Inspection of meteorological
and hydrological stations and ponts] Inspektaila gidrometeorolo-
gicheskikh staintaii i postov. Pt.5. [Inspection of meteorolo-gical
and hydrological ship stationsj Inapektalin sudovvkh gidrometeorolo-
g1cheskikb stantaii. 1959. 45 p. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) GlEivnoye upravlaniye gidrometeorolo-
gichaskoy sluzhby. 2. Nouchno-itisledovatel'skiy inatitut aerokli-
mitologii (for Sirokina). 3. (k)siidaretvennyy okeanograficheakiy
inatitut (for Ivanova). 4. Lon'Lngradakoye otdelentyu Gosudarst-
vennogo okeanograficheBkogo institute (for Borisov). 5. Nachallnik
Metodichefikogo otdela Gosudarstirennogo okeonogrefichenvogo Institute
(for Ivanov).
(Meteorology, Kgritime) (Oceanography)

LOWLCHEV, D.A... red.; V.112iEV, I.K., red.; ODIIITSOV, red.;
POGODIV, Ya.V., red.; TARNOVSKIY, G.17., red.; TUCLISKIY,
L.v., red.; PFeLOVICT! --,,.F red LOW, '#I.D., tr-khr.. r--d.
[Sumnaries bf-tl~a reports of the Conference on Mineral Re-
sources and the Geology of the Siberian Platform] Te zisy dolclu-
dov Sove!ihchanlie po geologicheakorm EtroeuUv I miner&1'riyn
reaursam SibirsKoi platformy. Irkutsk, Akad. nauk SSSR, Si-
birskoe otd-nie. No-4- 1c)60. 138 p. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Soveshchaniye po goologichoskonu stroyeniyu i viinerallrqn
resursam Sibirskay platfonny.
(Siberian Platfori-n-Goology)
(Siberian Pl,:tform-Mino.- and irdneral renourcos)

VILEVSKIY, Y~.G.; GLUKHOVSKIY, B-Kh.; YUSHCM, A.A., nauchnyy red.;
PERWVSKAYA, A.D., red.; TARKFUN07A,V.I., red.; ZARYF, I.Y.,
tekhn.red.
[Wind waves in the ocean; results of research and observational
data on wave elements and winds In the northern part of the Atlantic
Ocean] Vetrovoe volnenie v okeane; rezul'taty issledovanii I
materialy nabliudenii nad elementami voln I vetrom v severnoi
chasti Atlanticheskogo okeana. Moskva, Gidrometeor.izd-vo (otd-nie),
1961. 102 p. (Moscow. Gosudarstvennyi okeanograficheskii institut.
Trudy, no.62). (MIRA 15:1)
(Atlantic Ocehn--waves)

SOPACH, B.D.; BLI31OV,. L.K.,, red.; PBRWr.=YA A,D.. red.; SADDVSKIY, V.N..
74W ~L
red.; ZM31. I.N.. takhn. erm..,
Elleotrio conductivity as a manij of measuring the salinity of sea
water] Nicktroprovodnost' kmk mstod opredelentia, solenosti morskikh
vod. Plod red. L.K. Blinova. Mos)vra. Gidromteor. led-vo, 1958.-
138 P. (MIRA 110)
(Sea water)

KEKCHJaBVA. M.Kh.;-PERLOVSKAYA, R.I. (Moak-lia)
Work: of subject commissions on mathematics. Mat.v shkole no.4:
55-58 JI-Aj: 160. (MIRA 13:9;
(Mathematice-SUdy and teaching)

SOV/19-58-6-35/685
AUTHORS: Virnovskiy, A.S.; Belen'kiy, V.N.; Krutikov, B.S.;
Borisov, M.D.; Ferlovich, M.I. and Kornev, B.P.
TITLE: A Method of Simultaneous Exploitation of Two Gusher
Layers With One Well (Sposob odnovremennoy eksplua-
tat3ii dvukh fontannykh plastov odnoy skvazhinoy)
PERIODICAL: ByuLleten' izobreteniy, 1958, Nr 6, p 12 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Class 5a, 41 Nr 113629 (575268/2858 of 6 April
1955). Submitted to the Ministry of Petroleum
Industry of USSR. To simplify design and make pos-
sible the mechanical cleaning of paraffin from
gus';ier pipes, the liquid from both layers is lift-
ed by one gusher pipe string, and each layser is
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SOV/19-58-6-35/6835
A Method. of S'multaneous Exploitation of Two Gusher Layers With
-L
One Well. -
separately controlled b.-I separate exchangeable
depth pipes.
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AUTHORS: Blazhe:inova, A.N. , Engineer, Ikhlov, I.A. , 6 7-e - 2
Engineer, Perlovskiy, R.Sh. , Engineer, Yarmak,
M.K. , :engineer
TITLE: The Automatic Oxygen Cras Anal vzers DPG and MGK (Avtoiratichp.3kiye
kislorodnyye gazoanalizator~ DPG and MGK ~,
PERIODICAL: Kislorod, 1958, Nr 2, pp. 26-33 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This raper deals with the chemical, chemical-physical and physical
methods of gas analysis whichserve as a basis for the constructioll
of apraratus, Preference is given to the chemical-physical method
of deyolarization and in the case of automatized plants, to the
physical method, in which the paramagnetio properties of o*8en, b,~
which it is distinguished frco all other gases, is utilized, In the
section: Magnetic methods of Oxygen analysis the ratio between the
intensity of magnetization, volume or specific magnetic suscepti-
bility and magnetic permeability is determined and duly expressed
in the? formulae. Fur~thermore,, the theories are developed which serv-~
as a basis for the elaboration of methods of gas analysis and on the
strength of 'ahich suitable apparatus are built. The followin methods
are di.stinguished: 1.) Physi(ml-, 2.) magnetomeohanical-, 3 ther-
Card 1/'? momagnetic-, and 4.) magnetoelectrical methods. Preference is g~Jv?n

The Automatic Oxygen ' a5 Analyzers WK and DPG 67-58
to the magnetomechanical (Ref 4-9) and to the thennomagnetic ',Re~
10-17) methods. Among the latest types of Soviet gas analyzerz,
the magnetio YGK-3 and the themoinagnetic YGK-2 and YGK-1~ are
mentioned. Only the tvm latter are, however, described as being, ).n
accordance -~dth the field dealt with by this paper. In the Sectir'n
The D polarization Method of Oxygen Analysis the latest qnvitt
automatic oyygen depolarization analyzer of the typ, DPG5
descrit)ed- It was constructed on the basis of the principle of the
depola-rization of the electrodes polarized by the oxygen (in the
course of cathode regeneration) It was designed b-, OKBA MK-hD
The apgaratus descrited is already being used in several inu Li, t ria 1
plants in the USSR. There are 5 figures, and 22 references. 9 of
which are Soviet.
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TA"UK, X.R., inzh.
AutomtIc NIK and DFO oxygen maljrzars. Klalorod 11 no.2$26-33 158.
(OjWgon--Anabrsle) (MIRA Ilt6)

USMANOV. Kbi.U.; PAR16INA, R- V-
Determination of the aldehyde group In ceUulose by oxidation
with potassium permanganate. Uzb. kh1m. sha. no-3:20-28 160.
(MIRA 13:10)
1. Institut khimil polimerov, AN UzSSR. 2. Chlon-korrespondent
AN UzSSR (for Usmanov) e
(Cellulose) (FornWi group)

FUNCZAK Tadeusz; WLKEWSKA, Barbara; ll.AWlk)WSKA, Alina;
.9 . - U I of ~ a
Role of the pancreae in the coLrse of infectius *L~S. *-ze:- - .
lel:. 21 no.9:542-544 165.
1. Z I Klin4ki Pediatrycznej AM w Lutlinle.

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kanamyc ir. i r, tr.~~ t rP~i i, L f;' rU.9 1 t 1 9 i-
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PERLOWSKI, Hisnrykj ;3ZC*.EPANSKIj, Jerzy
2 types of nentguological diagnosis in diseasea of the
parwaaeal aLnusex, Pole tyg. lake 20 no.39tl457-1458
27 S 165.
1, Z Pracowni ridiologictnej Szpitala Kiejakiago w Bialej
Podlaskiej (Kierown:Lkt dr. mod. Jerzy Stemepanski).

PERLMSKlx Jim (Warsaawa)
ProchLCtlon of tcrwor crazies in the U.S.S.R. Przegl bud,7.41 i
bud riieszk 35 no.lOt535-537 0163.

MUSHTE~, 1). a.
Vliic.nie dofvrmatsii trincera v polete sla. usiliia. pri upravlanil samoletam. (Tek-hrii-ka
vozdu5hnogo flotat 1947P no. 6. p. diagre.)
Title tr.: Effect of trim tab defomation in flight upon the pilot's effort in control.
TL504.Th 1947
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of Congress, 1955

PUWVA, R.L.- KRTZHANOVSKIY, F.D.
---monownw;W"
.Preliminary field test of sweei; popper in the Moscow area.
Biul.Glav.bot.sada no.27:108-11.0 157. (KLaA 10:5)
1.(Ilavnyy botanichemkiy sad Aki4erdi nauk SSSR.
(Moscow Province-Pepper)

PKBLOYSKIY.A.A.
V.I.Loeain. great leader and teacher of workers of the whole world
on the occasion of the 85th anniversary of his birth. Geog. v
shkcle 18 no.-2:1-5 Mr-Ap '55. (HLRA 8:7)
(Ijenin, Vladimir Illich. 1870-1924)

MTGXLF:R, D.; PERLSTRIN, A*
Prtgcordial pain In dissecting aortic aneurysm. Med. int.. Bucur.
7 no.4:88-93 Oct-Dee 55.
1. Spitalul unificat -Timisoara.
(AORTIC AYWRTSM, manifestations
precordial pain, in dissecting aneurysms)
(PAIN
precordial pain in diaspeting aortic ans~arysms)

U=/Aeramautics MY 1947
C(n ~ Surfaces
Aircraft - Controls
One vreet or the Deformation of the Trimers in
724&t an Operating Stress of a Plane," D. M.
pp
020& Voz Flote No 6 (231)
*Ith an increase of speed there in an increase of the
$%Me and strains suffered by a y1we In flight .. -
044 is aspeciaLIL: true of the strains applied to'MW
ofttrol surfaces of the plane. This article attemp"
to establish eme mathematical formLlas for daterain-
I* the critloal'streso that can be bame by these
control surfaces (such as trimars) at extreme spawks
M -.- - 28T14
UM/Asronsutics (Contd) MY l9k7
rAl the affect of deformation of these trinmers on
agntrol of the p1me.

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Cmftt of proWornbin in blipod to mom child InfeaJous
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GUREVICH, Ye.S.; PERLISBTEYII. M.Ya.
Vltmmin C mBtabD1i8M in typhoid. Klin.med.,Mosima 29 no.1:68--P9
MjNr 1951. (CLML 20:9)
1. Of the Department of Infectioixe Dif-eases ancl Epidemiolo,.j
(Elead-Prof. Ye.S. Gurevich). Leningre-d Pediatric Institute,
&ad of the Hospital. imeni S.P. Botkin, Leningrad.

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PDW24!, Vo A* p BE44w, L. M. and PAWIA, V. P.
I.-Acedemleb"ky, Moscow
":Envestigatlon of Active-tars Distribution in Alkali-Halogen
Crystals by Radioactive Imotop Method" (S!ction 14-13)-a papersubmitted at
the general assembly and 1nternational Congress of Crystallography, 10-19 Jul 57,
Wntreial, Canada.
C-3AWP109

70-3-19/20
AUTHOR: BeXpWev, L.I.I., _Perlshteyn, IF.A. and Panova, V.P.
TITLE: Investigation of the distribution of act-uators in alkali-
halide crystals by means of radio-active isotopbR. (Issle-
dovanie raspredeleniya aktivatora v shchelochno-galoidnykh
kristallakh metodom radioaktivnykh indikatorov)
PERIODICAL: "Kris tallo graf iya 11 (Crystallography), 1957,
VoT._2_,Na.3, pp. 437 - L-40 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: Investigations were carried out for potassium iodide,
socliu_u iodide and caesi.um iodide crystals. Growth of crystals
by the Kyropoulos method is effected in an open crucible into
which the basic substance and the activator are poured simul-
taneorusly. Owing to the differences in the melting tempera-
tuxes and in the vapour tension of the individual components,
their volatility is non-unifoimi. In the given case, TlI has
a lower melting temjeiuture and a higher vapourtension and
volatilises more intensively; consequently, there is a decr-
ease in the TlI concentration in the melt with the progress
of' gro%~th of the crystal and this can cause non-uniform
distribution of the activator in the crystal. A's factor
Card 1/ 3 was studied by using a melt of 991 KI and 1'-, Tl I, from
which specimens were taken at equal intervals of time and in
these the T1 concentration was determined from their relative

70-3-19/20
I.Lvestigation of the distrib,,.tion of actuators in alkalihalide
ci7stals by means of radio-active iso0opes. (Cont.)
A activity. Th ~0~ esults of nwasurements have shovn that
the content of Tl I decreases in accordance with an expon-
ential relatLon which is expressed by equation:
Kt n = Kt0e-1.15 (tn - to),
and graphically by the curve, Fig. 1, p.438. If a seeding is
intro~Luced a.nd the crystal begins to grow, the evaporation
surface decreases and accordingly, also, the loss of activator
material. Tkie chanGe in the T12 I concentration in the melt
leads to a differinL; concentr:,,tion in the crystal and this is
graphically expressed by Pi:-. 2, p. 438. The distribution of
the activatoT in the crystal Grown by the Kyropoulos method
is shown in the graph, Fi~,.3, and it can be seen from this
graph tnLat the activator is distributed in layers and, thus,
layers whicii foim later contain less activator material due to
its eva.poration from the melt. The lower concentration of'
the activator -.,aterial in the centre of the crystal is auLrib-
uted to self --~,urif icat ion of the substance v&iich takes place
cam 2/3 durinL~ .-he low-er speed of -rowtl of the ci-jstal. The effect
of hermetic sealinL; has also been investiE~ited and unde-T such

70-3-19/20
Investib~Ltion of the iisLribL~,--ion of icrua-uors ii-i uix~ajLiajiie
crystals 'trl muans of' nadio-active isotopes. (Con U. )
conclitions, the distribution of uhe activator in the c.-Istal
was more uniform, a-- can be seen from the -raph, Fi-,. 4, p.439.
U (71
The ad(Ution of a radio-active isotope e-iabled elucidation of
the influence of lonG duration annealinf- of crystals on the
redistribution in them of the activator due to diffusion. The
crystal of KI was heated to 600 U and held at that temperature
for seven days and, following that, it was slowly cooled down;
the concentration non-uniformiAes decreased but were not
entirely eliminated.
There are 6 fig-ures and 5 refel-ences, 3 of which are Slavic.
ASL*)OGIXOION-. Institute of Cry-stalloE;raphy Ac.Sc. U.S.S.R.
(Institut Kristallografti AN SSSR)
SUBMITIEM: March 1, 1957.
AVAILAME: Library of Congress
Out 3/3

30V/~0-3-4-21/26
AUTHORS: Belya.1rev, L.M. Per and Panova, V.P.
TITLE: Investigation of the Distribution of an Activator in
Alkal'~ halide Cr,ystals by the Method of Radioactive
Indicz~tors. 11. (Issiedovaniye raspredeleniya aktivatora
v shchelochno-galoidnykh k-ristallakh metodom radio-
aktivn,ykh indikatorov. II)
PERIODICAL: KrIstaliografiya, 1958, '.17ol 3, rqr 4, pp 506-50? (USSR)
ABSTRACT: First part in Kristallografiya, 1957, vol 2, Vr 3, p 437.
Radioactive Tl 204 1 was added to alkali halide crystals
during growth to enable the movsment of' the cation
impurities to be followed. KI crystals to which Tl,,,l, TlBr
or T11'. were added were studied to see the effects of the
anions on the distribution of the impurity cations.
br 82 and 1131 were also used as indicators. lt is con-
cluded that anions of tLe activator influence only quan-
titatively the distribution of cations of the activator
through the crystal (KI - Tl salt system) but do not
inflUE!nce the emission spectrum or the intensity of the
uard 1/2

SOV/20-3-4-2i/26
Investigation of the Distribution of an Activator in Alkali
lialidE! Urystals by the Method of Radioactive Indicators. 11.
scintillation of the crystal. The distribution of the
anions of the activator follows the same law of distri-
bution as the cations.
There are 3 figures and 3 Soviet references.
A~SSOClATIO.N: Institut kristallografii AN SSSR
(Institute of (;rystallography Ac-Sc-USSR)
SUBMITTED: January 14, 1958
L;ard 2,12

AUTFORSO. 2e4ayev, L. M., Panova, V. P., Perl'shteyn, V. A.) 48-1-~4/2C
Chadayeva, V. V., Tsigler, I. N,.'
TITLE.' On the Growing of Spectrometric Crystals According to the Yeth(,,".1
loped by Kyropoulos (0 vyrashchivanii metodom Kiropulosa
cheskJkh Kristallov).
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya. AN SSSR Seriya Fizicheskaya, 1.958, Vol. 22, Mr 1,
pp. 21-22 (USSR).
ABSITiRCT: It is pointed out that in the growing according to the method
by Kiropulos the activator evaporates during the growth at the expends(-.,
of' a higher tension of the acti-irator-vapors and at the expense of a 1--w-
ex, meltirg-temperature of the activator. In Growing according to tli6
method by Obreimov-Shubnikov a self -purification of the substance takes
place during growth arid the activator is displaced into the upper part,
of the crystal. Therefore, neither of this two methods offers any possi=
b'.lity of' obtaining crystals with a uniform distribution of the activator
- If, however, the concentration of the activator in the crystal i_- ir.=
creased lip to 4-5-lo4 Mol TIJ per ~W-Mol, emission of light in the :-'-c=
tivator-concentration becomes f.-ractica-Lly imperceptible. In order tr oh,
tain such a concentration of the activator in the crystal by tlo~,- grnwini;
Card 1,13 of crystals accordirig to the mFthod developed by Kiropulos, it is neces=

On the Growing, of Spectrometric Crystals According to the Lethod 48-1-4/2o
Developed by ](3TOPOUICS.
sary to introduce an activator inth the set (up to 30/o) which rRr-i~r3
the growth, especially in the initial stage, very difficult. Theref:--t
r]E'aSures for the reduction of tne activator-losses at the exi,ens-
evaporation are quite natural. For this purpose the authors con~01-ici,ed
a hermetic furnace. In the cover of the furnace is an inspection glass,
oo that the process of the growth can be observed. The activator-losses
vwre determined by ineans of radioactive thallium. It Is 3hown thaL From
an open crucible almost the entire activator evaporates within 12-15
hours, whereas in a hermetically closed furnace the activator con--entra=
tion :in the melt within 32 hour:3 decreased by 2oO/o. under consideratic-
of this fact the authors calcuLated a set with such an activator-addi-
tion that the nonuniferm distribution of the activator does not diqtur~-'
the spectrometric character of the crystal. The fact Uat the f irr~ace
vr,as termetically closed made a contact of the melt with atmospheric hu=
midity impossible and thus a formation of bubbles in the inelt was prc-=
%*E!nted. The latter are the causia of the formation of dull spots in
crystal. The reduction of the activator-losses permitted to obtain
dilim iodide crystals of karge dimensions. Of the grown crystals sc in,
lators were produced and tested. Crystals with a diameter of 55 to ~-- 'MI
Card 2/3 ZLrid a height of 35 to 45 mm in Lite case of an excitation of ther by

On thp Growirg of Spe~tronetric Crystals. According to the Method
Developed by Kyropoul:)s.
means of a Cs137_preparation with the photomultiplier VY-24
&i amplitude dissolving power of 8,5-110/o(aml)litudnoye razresheniy,,~'.
Priere is I figure.
ASSOCIATION.' Institute for CrystalioL;raphy AN USSR (Institut kristallografl-i. ,KLU'c-
mii nauk SSSR).
AVAID~BLE: Library of Congress.
1. Chemistr7 2. Cry5tals-Growt,
Card 3/3

.2 4 a o o
3 OV/70 -4 - 6 - i
AUTHORS: Khalmov-Mallkov, V YA, Perllshteyn, V. A.
TITLE: Concerning the Effect of Furnace Temperatur, Gradl,-i,t
on the DI.Btrlbutlon of an Impurity In a Gro-,zlnj~
1'. ry a ta A
PERIODICAL: Kristallograflya, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 6, PP 904-907
ABST3ACT: ~71his work was presented at the second conference on
scintillators in 1957, at Khar1kov. If a molten
cylindrical sample I s cooled at one end (directed
crystallization , a divisive effect Is posslbl(,
leading to the concentration of the Impurity at onf~
or the other end. The concentration C 3 of the
impurity along a length Z 0 of the cryatal. may be
represented by Eq. (I if the mdgration Is by con-
vection and by Eq. (fl if by diffusion.
Ca rd 1//S

Concerning the Effect of Furnace Temperature 77115
Gradient on the Distribut1on of an Impurity SOV/70-4-t-:6/3:
in a Growing Crystal
k-1
C. = kC,, (1 (1)
C. CO I Ierf J/~r (I - 2k) evp lik (I -- A-)
x (I ~ er" I (I - :1k) I
Here C0 is the initial concentration of the lmpu~--'Iy;
.-c Is the coefficient of trapping, equa2 to C s /Cz
0
(CZ being the concentration of the impurity at
0
point Z0); 1,0 Is the crystal's length; VZ 0/4D;
11 Is the rate of crystallization; and D Is the d..O-
l'usion coofficiont. Flgui,e I represents tho abo,,.-,
relationn for )(