SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AMPELOGOVA, N.I. - AMSTISLAVSKIY, A.Z.

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Extraction of Polonium ... E071/E435
The chlorine saturated solution was left standing for some hours
and extracted. Potassium dichromate was add-ed'to similarly
heated-solutions in an amount of 3,6 mg per ml of the solution.
Chromium was noticeably extracted by the solvents used. On
contact with the solvents, dichromate was undergoing reduction
probably due to the presence of peroxidb compounds. MeasureQients
of the electron potential were done according to the method ,
described by D.M.Ziv and G,S*Sinitayna (Ref-33t Tr.Rad.inst,j
8, 127 (1-958) ). As a reference, a standbrd quinhydrone
electrode was used*, An 0.01 M potassium permanganate solution in
2 M potassium chloride was used on the anode. A gold disc was
used as the cathode. The cell was polarized with a current from
an external source. In some cases (in 5 M HN03 and HC1 in the
presence of oxidants) the method of external electrolysis with
separation of cathodic and anodic space was used ' All the
results quoted are the mean values of 2- 6 determinations. The
reproducibility of the extraction experiments was 12%. The
accuracy of determination of the electrode potentials was + 0.005 V,
by external electrolysis 0.01 V. The-experimental vesult; are
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given in the form of graphs. Zlectrode potentials (p of polonium
in hydrochloric acid media are plotted in Fig,l (A, imp/min va ff,V).
The dependence of the electrode potentials (y,V) on the
concentration of hydrochloric acid is plotted in Fig.2. Plots are
also :Lnc:Lixded giving results on; extraction of polonium with
other and TBFh from hydrochloric acid solutions; electrode
potentials of polonium in nitric acid solutions; the dependence of
the electrode potential on the concentration of nitric acid; the
extraction with ether and TBPh from nitric acid solutions; the
dependence of the potential of anodic precipitation of polonium on
the concontration or nitric acid. On the basis of experimental
results JA is concluded that: 1) In hydrochloric acid solutions in
the presonce of hydrogen peroxide and sulphur dioxide,polonium is
reduced to the divalent state and in the presence of chlorine it
is oxidited to the hexavalent state. 2) From hydrochloric acid
media dicithyl ether extracts only hexavalent polonium which is
present in the form of acidocomplexes. TBPh extracts polonium in
tetravalont state as well as in the reduced (divalent) state,
3) It was; proved that in nitric acid media, reducing agents transfer
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polonium into a lower valency stat* only up to a certain
concentration of nitric acid (1-5 to 2.5 M). At higher nitric
acid conc:entrations, oxidation of polonium to the hexavalent state
was observed during oxidizing-reducing processes taking place in
the solution. In nitric acid solutions, polonium is
dispropoxtionate in all valency states. 4) It was found that
TBPh doe;3 not extract hexavalent polonium from nitric acid
solution;9, removing only polonium in lower valency states.
5) It wa.s established that from nitric acid media, diethylether
extracts only hexavalent polonium, present in an acidocomplex form
and does not extract polonium in reduced states. 6) It is shown
that oxidation of polonium with a mixture of nitric acid and p002-)
potassiujn dichromate, transferar polonium into the state of 4
which se:parates only on the anode and is not extracted with
ether or tributylphosphate. There are 9 figures and 35 references:
8 Soviet-bloc and 27 non-Soviet-bloc. The four most recent
referenc,as to English language publications read as followas
K.W.Bagnall, Chemistry of rare radioelements, London (1957);
H.Irvir.~-j D.N.Edgington, J.Inorg.Nucl.Chem., lo, 3/4, 3o6 (1959)1
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K.W.Bagnall, D.S.Robertson, J.Chem.Soc., 509 (1957);
K.W.Bagnall, D.S.Robartison, M.A.A.Steward, J.Chem.Soc,,3633 (1958).
SUBMITTECi June 25, 1960
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AUTHORS,, Starik, I.Ye., Ampelogova, N.I.
TITLE-, Comments on R.Tauber and T.Sth*O*nrPldIs article
'10n the adsorption of polunixim on cellulose and glass"
published in J. Chromatography, v.4, no.3, 1960, 222
PERIODICALx Radiolthimiya. %-.3, no,9, 1.961, 040-641
TFXT,- From their study of polonium adsorption on cellulose and
glass from solution containing lanthanum nitrate and maintained in
the range of pH = I to 6, Tauber and Schonfeld conc3uded that the
presencp of lanthanxim nitrate has an appreciable effect on the
-adsorpt.i:)n of polonium, reducing it in some cases and increasi.ng
tn others, The final conclusion was that at pH >
1. 5, the
pCIY,OTIItIM adsorbed on such surfnces is in the form of radiocolloids
and not 3s ions. The present authors disagree with the above
:onc.Iu-,`6,>ns and suggest that the result% of their previous
inve9tig.itiotis of the form in which polonitim exi9ts at various
Ftl -alups and also those of investigation% ot' the lanthan%im
adTorptiDit by glass and and its variation with the pH of
the wedi-am, point to a different mechant!aw of' polon-Lium adsorption
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by cellulose and glass in the presence of lanthanism nitrate. it
is formulated that at p1l m 4, polonitim col ions are easily adsorbed
by Impurities, especially on colloidal nil iva pity I tcles invariably
Fresent in association vi.th glass surfaces. An addition of
lanthanuis nitrate leads, under thpae condtlionsa to a
redistribution of polonjum cations between the glass and impurities
and, perhaps, t.o a partial coaguIntion of silica particles
(togvt.hPr with polonium adsorbed to them) and their deposition on
the glass surface. The adtaorption of poloniim on c-ellulose is
explained as followag at pH 2.8 platinum exisrs mainly in
antonic form and its adsorption itq consequently r-athor
Insignifir.ant. ThL- adsorption of lantbanum under these
,:onditions is also low atid because of this a ~.onsidpritble
I-antharxim concentraiion is required in order to produce a
nvtiLee~ble effect on polonitim adsorption. At PH > 2.8, the
ad-sorpl!&on of lanthanum rises significantly and hence even a low
:encenf.ration of L.4 exerts a considerabl-2 influence on the
adsorption of poionium which, in this pH range exists a--t cations
and, conscquently, an increase of' the positi%e charge on the
Cellulose surface due to adsorbed La ions leads to a reduction in
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STARM, I.Ye.; KUMETSOV, B.S.; AMPEIDGOVA, N.I.
Adsorption of polonium by glass and paper filters in the
presence of salts. Radiokhimiia 5 no-3:304-311 163.
(MIRA 16:10)
(Polonium) (Adsorption)
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AMPEL)"NOVA) N. I.
Problem of the behavior of polonium in the process of its extraction
with dibutylphosphoric acid, Radiokhimiia 5 no.5:562-5'74 163.
Bphavior of polonium during its extraction from perchlorate solutions.
626-628 (MIRA 170)
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st~U-Lk-' 1. Yet'
TITLE: Hyd-olysi.B of polonium ~m perchlor-ic aq_id solutions
SOURM Ra,tokhimiya, v. 69 no. 5,. 19649 519-524
TOPIC IAGS~ hydrolysin, polonittz. parchloric acid, solution property
+4 7 -
Abstraw.- 7he constants of the oclyqplex forration of Po with acetyl-
acetone were det!~rmined in an ivrostiCation of the extraction of poloniun
by aolu-,iona oi atcetylacetune in benzene from mixed solutions of "C'04
N&G104 1:ionio strenth 0.1, pU of the aqueous phase from 1.0 to 2.1).
Variation of the polonium concentration in the w9rking colutiona from
2.10-13 to 7.10-'..2 gram atom per ',Ater did not influence tho value of th e
distributior ooe:'ficient. The (cantints of formation of a number of mixed
Y;'.-dX0X0fL0etY1&Ce--,0DatS 'DOMP19X0f (;f poioniuz-.. wore d.~?t,)rTniried. -h e r! ~)' I S t-ft n. t8
ZFoc)H7"+ ~Tn~oLi;~ 7"
for-mi,tior o" -i~ie h~'droxo-oor?,;.1oxaa ~~ I I
ax,d /n-3H) Irare ~5 1 2)-10;2, '2.6 1 !)-102~, (2.2 2)-1036, and
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A77MDR: Sta -A. 1.- Ye. I (Docansed) I Ampalogova, N. T. I Kmate", P. S.
p~R.,ix-!ormation of polonium vAth th;n chlorido Ion in aqueous and aqutvw-
SOURGEi RadLokhimiys, v. 6, no. 5, 1964, 524-5V
TOPIC TAM polenium, ion e=haj1p, cUoride, aqueOUS *01utioU
Abstracto ltm exchange on a cation exthwip resin (Dow= 50 x 12. 1OD-200~~
meah, in -the H* form) was suctoeamfully uBed tio deterxAiDe the inatabiliiW
of chloride complexen -:)f polonium in aolution? or HC1 + Mcio
~*drcgea ioz. oonarntrataan conatzni, &nd equal to 1N~. Tl.%* oanstamta of the
h~Or=tioa of chloride complexes ~,f polonium LIPOCI '71,4-iil, where i
w-are -alct lateJ in aqueous solutions at an ionf-11 szroN'th of 1 &rKi in
*)1utionm. fhe itramigth of poloniun oorlplaxeva 'rlth Uls
Ion v-w round to irormie i-n the presenni of &ovtorw, the
lnoreaslr% eipeci-vIly &reatly fof Ute higher eamplax" k1i - 6-6). This of-
fact is v-_rpl#in&d by a wepohanJ~az or bonding of vm+--,Yr by the "atonz, stsiStiK
tho oamplex-jormiag equilibrium t;,o the right, whweaz noot-ne is not it
strong eaouo. conpl= r-jr-mor wit-i pvlonAum to ocnpete with tho chloride ion.
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A.UTHOR: Utarik, 1. Ye (Deceased); lim IN I.
jelogove,
TITLE: AtLz2rEtion1of_E!.1oniu:
2 by tolytetrafluoroethylene
SOUqCE- 1,17 SSSR. Otdeleniyr ahshchey I tekhnicheakoy khimil. Soosazhdentye i ad-!
sorbtsiya radionktivnykh elementov (Coprecipitation and adsorption of radioactive!
elements). Hosco~w, Izd-vo Nauka, 1965, 123-127
TOPIC TAG.11: polonium adsorption,, polytetrafluoroethylene, ion exchange resiti,
polonium ttxtractfon, tributyl phosphate, polonium perchlorate
ABSTRACT: The article deals t#ith the adsorption of polonium on polytetrafluoro-
ethylene itnd Its extraction with a 10% solution of trtbutyl phosphate (TBP) in
ben.zene f-om hydrochloric, nitric, and perchloric acid solutions. in addition,
the effec. of the presence of salts (KCI, MCI) on the adsorption of Po from
HC1 solut.ons is studied. Particular attention is given to the methods of pre-
paring th! active solutions and to the effect of this factor on the adsorption
and exltrs~t:lori of Po. It waa sh,nm that the adsorption of Po is a function of
the Etate of this element in the solution and increases markedly when hydroxy
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D (ON)xQ 4 , appear in the solution. Chloride, ni-
trate, wid perchlorate complexen of Po are onli, slightly adsorbed by polytetra-
fluoroethylene. The presence of neutral salts has a desalting effect on the
adsorpti(in of polonium in the form of hydroxy complexes and decreases the ad-
sorption of the chloride complenes of Po. The formation of poloniuru perchlorate
Po(CIO 4)~' is very likely at a concentration of NC104 >2.5 M. The presence of
~f'Ff' M-0 TBI COIP.Ple'XeS , reAdll-j extractabl P bv t r ibijtvI phosphate. accounts for
I igh ;,ercenlages, of extract ton of Pk f - -Tr, prrct~I-zz i~ a, soll!itlonr. In ni-
t h e r I on BM2 -Lr this
ac s~t !:it i ["ns'
f) L r a C t 1r~ S I C"s .11 "1 r' 1 1., q "q
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SIJB?I,TftE ): 2 8 Det 6 2
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CarJ 2/2
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SLTB oorw - lc.

STARIK, [deceasud]; hT71IM'SOV, B.S.; MTELOGOV.A) N.I.
Belitvior of pelonlusm in katones and m3xed ayuec-ua
~.olutiona. Radio'khImUs ',' nc,.2-.N6-1~9 165.
Effect of ketones on the behavior of polcnium in hydrochloric
acid Bolutions. IbJd.:Iq9-~203
(N,9Wk 18:6)

Lru~action motbod ckf atudying po3miun complex formtim with
chlorino w,4 paimahlomte Lone. Wiokbimila 7 no,6s656-663 165.
(HIPA 19a)

N15
613.67
ElektrocUnamiks (Electrodynamics) Rodaktsiya.. stat'i i primechaaiya U. X
G. Dorfama. Leningrad, Akademkniga,, 1954.
492 p. (,Umdemlya Nauk SSR. Klassiki Nauki)
Includes bibliographical material.
77, -7--

'k,"PILL6C, m.
Morskic. port-y v i-It P01610dii Wit t;. fiea ports in t,c fLrst aaif-.ie;Lr of 1939.
(Vodn,yi traiispc~rt, 1~34, no. 10, p. 4-15). DLC: A561.R3
SC;- Soviet Transportation ami Commanication5l A ijiUliograpi~:, Libr;.ry tT (;cngress,
71e-17er;n~e Jepartment, 'Washini;ton, 195?, Unclassified.

F" --IT, In I
--l-G--- ) - - - F -~:' SEX-ly A
Cat-Ja
Fattening cat-~Ie in the meadow. Kolkh. prolzv. 12 llo. is (1952)
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, August 1952-iffl, Uncl.

AKPIIDOOT A#Y. kandidat mal.'skokhozMetvannykh nauk.
Economic aspects of raiein&I~epf cattle in the Southeast. N&Wm I
pored. op. v 9911khos. 7 uo.4:22-23 Ap 157. MU'llOW
(Volga Talley-Beef cattle)

AMPHAMOV, I.F.
Role of young tectonic movements in the formation of manganese
deposits on the eastern slope of the Urals. Sov.geol. no.54:189-195
656. (KLRA 10:9)
(Ural Mountaine-Manganess ores) (Geology, Structural)

AMPILOGOV, I.F., inzh.j GREBINCW,.NKOP L.S., inzh.; RIVLIN, V.M., Ilnzh.
Underground drainage of an inclined shaft during sinking in water-
bearing sand. Shakht. stroi. 9 no.2t25-27 F 165. (MIRA18:4)
1. Treat Nikopolimarganets (for Ampilogov, Grebinchenko). 2. TsNIT-
Gorosusheniye (for Rivlin).

inshener; XVASHNIN, Ye.D., gorW Inzhener.
vw"MiA"O"61"
Theory and practice of ring timbering. Gor. 2hur. ne.554-57 Vq '57-
(Kine timbering-Xquipment and supplies) (KLRk 10:6)

AKPILOGOV, I.F., gorryy lnzb.
Draining of fine-grained quicksands at the Grusbevka Mine. Gor.
sbur. no. 109-41 A 161, . (MMA 14t1)
1. Grumbevskly rudnik Tresta Nikopoll-Margauets.
(Dnepropetrovsk Provilace-Mine drainage)

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AYTIUM(Alf 1. Ye.
AMPI-LOGOV, 1. Ye. - "Investigation of the Kinetics of Sorption of
Acetic and Butyric Acids on Active Carbons From a Stream of
Aqueous Solutions.'? Sub 26 Jun 52, Inst of Physical Chemistry, Acad
Sci USSR. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate In
Chemical Sciences).
SO: Vechernaya Moskva. January-Decenber 1952

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ALMIORS: J1t..ipiloL;ov, I. Ye. Kharin, A. 1". , Xuroc-.1:4-n~ , 1. S.
TITLE% Inv--'uti;;ation of the Lon,;itiidinal Diaplacenent in the Flo,. of Solu-
tiono TbrouC;b a llon-Sorbin~; Char.,~v (Isjludovani,,,e prodollno-o pere-
U
nosa pri dvi!Lhc.,nii mstvorov c'ierez ohikhtku)
PERIODICAL; Zhi-irnal Fizicheooy Xhimii, 195"', Vol. 32, '.Ir 1, p1l. 1,11-1,15 (USSR)
A:,3STPUCT: a lon--itudi.ral displacement on a non-corlbinL (.,Juss) charje
with diffL,-,,cnt -,rain diametoro and different velocities on the oc-
casion of juppltin~; solution,. of :3o-,,-, 2i,butances w'.3 in-
vesti,,~atcd. For thi.3 invlrst-,~;ation a :,etliod out, and
coefficients of the lor.--tudinal dij-,-lacc.:,icnt of thu a,jiaous 3olu-
tions of acetic acid und oleic acid on occasion of differant velo-
citico oZ supplL,in,; the ooliitionj and different 3ij:icters of the
Clasj-charZ;e Cri~iina were determina,!. 2roa the dia.-,,r,;1a obtained it
i_, to be seen Viat on occ,.,3ion of the lacking; o2 it c'inr~;e a was'ninf;
OuL o" the front 11hetween oulutions ~Lnd jolvont L,-: :Iaco. Conic-
~Ivantly, also ~ lon;;itudinal (Ii2,olaceviont occ,4ra c";iz~L-31 by the
lact tlil-.t the current o." the liquid in t11-.c &mi-ic tu1j,! i-1 laminlar.
At idcnt5cil velocitics of our-1:1~~in,-; the -7olutior. V., lun.itudinal
.Iisplacc-L,ant ncc,r-,Iin~; to t'. -".,I ;-t:a-n dia--
Card 1/3 i~:ter on thc chur.~,'P. Por L-.rur~, ~.L-,.in o.' t'-Ie clmr~;~~ a ccr-

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Inv j_.. on c~ Vw ti. ~,, ill al b1o .,,~n t Sfi 1 .. tJ 21, rou, -,i
On-4
in v~,Iocity e-:-*1.jt,-: , in -1:iL: o.f' -.1 dc'i -if)
linal "Crit :,Lj to vouffi c iull L L, of the 10:1-
Z~ituzdillal in c-oc Gf ac-tic `.,cid an,] olt:ic acid
Tho rc-lation V,,,~ ~Ocfficiulltj t hu,
D,~ in cll.- ,v! in ;'i ~.-, tur d in
lon, it!Oin.il
C1.1 -.1C 1-~ JoCi t,,r a 1 4
6 1 - ,,
!~owavar, dccz not auply in the c,)s.- o,-" vc.,ry j all v,:Iocities
fb~~catzo,; 1; t-oL tr,:.rofor,.i into V,, .~c:iccular dif.'I,-3ion coef-
fi cian* D* + 1,,Ir (1) Xl + It i~5 ~-Loan
t1at the D*-va-111P3 Twinj accordin_ to this ocliuation z7oincide with
Vioic obtained b; th3 t'.at Vie aloove-Aclitioned
Zquation 'Jull Viu rolntion 'x-tween ti~iu co,:ffici(_,i)t of
Vie lon,:zitudinal i.j-,-slacczrierit ~.ri,' the line--r velocity -.;*,ien acetic-
ppliiad to Vi-- c,1a.3---z!i_r-c -r_,ins of dif-
ml, cle4c _cid iz
arent tiiamoter. Th,~ro ~-irc At fi.-_-urco, 3 t;-.b1e:3, and 6 rcferences,
,.11 ol z"iO are *1avic.
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Invc j tiZ:ati on of the LonZ;itudinal Displacement in the Flow of Solutiono Throt.":;h
a Non-'ScrbinL Char~,e
ASSOCIAIION: Pcda,,u~;ical Institute>Krasnodar. Rudiotechnical Institute)Taganrog
(I'vraonodarakiy pedaj,,og.-cheskiy inatitut. Ta,~anro--akiy radiotelchni-
chc3xiy inatitut)
SUBMITTED: October 20', 1955)
AVAILABLE: Library of Con-resa
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AUTHORSt Kharin, A. N. 1, Ampilogovt 1. j9_._
TITIBi A Comparative Evaluation of the Part Played by Kinetic Factors
in the Dynamics of Adsorption of Acetic- and Bu-~Tic Acid From
Their Aqueous Solutions on a Charcoal Bed (Sravnitellnaya
otsenka roli kineticheekikh faktorov v dinamike adsorbtsii
uksusnoy i maslyanoy kislot iz vodnykh rastvorov na ugollnoy
shikhte)
PERIODICAM Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Xhimii, 1958, Vol. 32, Nr 2, Pp. 341-348
(USSR)
ABSTRAC91t An evaluation of the relative part of internal, external and
longitudinal transport in the dynamic adsorption of acetic-
and butyric acid from aqueous solutions on two charcoal sorts
of different granulation at various flow velocities was car-
ried out. According to 0. M. Todes and Ya. M. Bikson P de-
notes the effective kinetic coefficient which depends on the
kinetic coefficient of the external transport PI and that
Card 1/,t of internal transport P", and in dynamic adsorption addi-

76-32-2- -10/38
A .Comparat."Lve Evaluation of the Part Played by Kinetic Factors in the Dy-
namics of Adsorption of Acetic- and Butyric Acid From Their Aqueous Solu-
tions ~n a Charcoal Bed
tionally depends on the ratio D*/()612. ozIdenotes the speoi-
fic velocity of flow computed for the free layer cross-sec-
tion. D* denotes the so-called effective coefficient for
longitudinal transport, which depends on the heterogeneity
of the layer packing, the convection mixture and the velooi-
ty of molecular diffusion along the layer. It is shown that
between the averaged kinetic coefficients obtained by means
of dynamic experiments and those obtained by kinetic experi-
ments did show no essential differences. Therefore P values
from both experiments were used here. From the fact that the
averaged effective coefficients P of butyric acid, obtained
by kinetic and dynamic experiments, at the same velocities of
flow, the eame ooncentrations of the solutions transported
on the same types of charcoal of the same granulation, were
very close or equal to each other, it is concluded that the
part played by longitudinal transport, as a kinetic factor
in the adsorption of the charcoal layer from the flow is not
great. This is confirmed by a comparison of the parts played
by all three kinetic factors. The relative part played by
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A Comparative Evaluation of the Part Played by Kinetic Factors in the Dy-
nELMiCE of Adsorption of Acetic- and Butyr.-L"c Acid From Their Aqueous Solu-
tions on a Charcoal Bed
than that of longitudinal transport. it is shown that in the
adsorption of butyric acid from solutions of constant conoen-
trationa (10 mlJol/liter) the external transport plays the
main part in all 3orts of charcoal and in all ranges of oL'-
and d values investigated (1/0 '~~ 1/911). Only at a velocity
of OC - 8 om/min ( ot' - 0,290 cm/sec) with the solid char-
coal Nr 9 the part of internal transport (1/p, : 1/0" -
- 5694 1 42,4) becomes measurable. In the case of the adsorp-
tion of acetic acid on a birch-charcoal from solutions of
small concentrations (7 niMol/liter) the external transport
plays a main part ae well. Already at 0C= 3 cm/min and grains
of a d -0025 cm , and with ot- 8 cm/min and grains of a
d a Op25 cm, however, the amount of internal transport be-
corm s measurable with that of external transport. With a
further increase of the velocity of flow (or an increase of
the grain-diameter of the charcoal) the part played by inter-
Card 3/4 nal transport becomes dominating. With great concentration of

76-32.m2_i6/38
A Compaxative Evaluation of the Part Played by Kinetic Factors in the Dy-
namics of Adsorption of Acetic- and Butyric Acid From Their Aqeous Solu-
tions cn a Charcoal Bed
acetic acid ( 30 mllol/liter) the adsorption velocity mainly
depends on the internal transport. With more dense (more
solid) charcoal Nr 9 (anthracite) internal diffusion takes
place slower than in the case of birch charcoal (All is smaller).
Therefore its limiting influence in anthracite is relative-
ly greater than in the case of the adsorption of acids on
birch charcoal, on comparable conditions. There are 1 figure,
4 tables, and 11 references, 11 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Taganrogskiy radiotekhnicheskiy institut. Krasnodarskiy peda-.
gogicheskiy institut (Institute for Radiotechnical Engineer-
ing Taganro6r. Pedagogic Institute)Krasnodar)
SUBMITPED: October 26, 1956
I- Acetic acid--Adabrption 2. Butyric acid--Adeorption
3. Charcoal--Adsorptive properties 4. Adsorption--Analysis
Card 4/4

STOYAJIMM.. I.M.; AMPIDOGOV., I.Ye.
Belative role of kinetic factors in the dynamics of iodine adsorption
h-om aqueous solutions of halidev, Zhur.prik-l.khim. 36 nop2:287-294
F 163, (MIRL 16:3)
lo Krannodarskiy gqaiid&rstv9nnyy pedagogicheokiy institut imeni 15-
latiya. Voesoyuznogo Leninskogo kowmwisticlieskogg soyuza. molode'Oi.
(Iodine) (Adsorption) (Halides)

A)TILOGOV, I.Ye.
Dependence of the pre-exponent factor In the equation for
activated diffusion on the activation energy of internal
diffusion of dissolved substances In active carbon grains.
Zhur. fiz. kh1m. 38 no.5tl350-1353 My 164.
1. Krasnodarskiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheskiy institut
imeni 15-leti.ya Vsesoyiiznogo Leninskogo kommunisticheskogo
soyuza molodezhi. Submitted July 14) 1963,

Al, T TVS',,,,jyj,~, ~-.. V.
2003. A.,rif-2vvska,ya, S. V. '.If-),ctr.,(ye dannyye po udellimmil sopr(Aivleniyu poch v na
perelogakh. Cts. sel. khoz-vu e),,j,:;tnn.,L, 1~~41.1, No. 1, :3. 60-62.
SO- LE?Oj-IS 2,11URNAL STATEY - Vol. 28, Mloskva, 19491

AMPLEVSK&YA, S. V.
AMPIEVSFAYA, S. V. -"A Study of Methods of Determining the Specific Resistance
of Soil in Working with a Plow." Min Higher Education USSR. TashIcento 1955.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Technical Sciences.)
So.: Kr-izhn;iya Litopial, No 7. 1956.

AMPL9VSYJ,YA, S.V.; AWIMEDZIUVTOV, M.A.
Slecific resistance of soi1v -in the Golodnaya Steppe. Mat.
po proizv. sil. Uzb. no.15:10141051W (MM& 14-8)
1. Hauchno-issledovateltskiy institut mekhanizatsii i energetiki
lesnoy promyshlennosti Uzbekskov Akademii sellskokhozyaystvennyAh
nauk.
(Golodnaya Steppe-Soil mechanics)

PLATO)MVP V.; VVLEVSKAYA S LANDES, G.; DISANSKI, S.; BICHEROVA, A.,
red.; A., tekhn. red.
[Practices in machine ba rve sting of cotton] Opyt mashinnoi
uborki khlopka. Tashkent., Gasizdat UzSSR, 1962. 78 p.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Uzbekistan-Cotton-picking machinery)

~ AMPIXTBV, -11". ,
Unused hiddon Dotentialities. Fin.SSSR 20 no.8-61-052
Ag '59. (14IIU,. 12t11)
1. Upravlyayuahchiy Tambovokoy oblantnoy kontoroy Stroybimim.
(Tambov Province-Housing-Costa)
1
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GERSJIUV,M.I.; AMPIZYXV,V.M.; KOIMLICV.A.P.
Peroxide bleaching of cotton and linen fabrics. Tokst.prom.15
no.10:42-43 0155- (MLRA 8:12)
(Bleaching)

AMTVA, G.
Influence of subsoil on the development of tobacco. Izv Inst
tiutiun BAN 1:197-209 161.

AMRAKHOV., G.H.,,,,--
Some data on the study of water metabolism in bronc.,3-4.ql cs-
thma. Azerbaidzh. mod. zh. 6:41-47 Je'63 (MIRA 3~:l)

AI-TAIHOV, G.1-11., aspirant
Blood electrolyte dyrnamiea in bvcnc~jtOl astIma. Popfw-t N'o.:*32-
36 162. (141--l", 1-7!4)
1. Iz kafodry go3pila'.Inoy tarapii
AN Azerbaydzianekoy SSR, zasluzhonn37 dt3yatei' mAuki, Prof.
D.M. Abdulayev) Azarbaydzhanskogo gosudarstvennoga iraditsln,7kogo
inBtituta imeni Nuilmanova.

F" R.- -v I _-'r"j". 'I
Three n3tcrnnt4V,.~S. of t e revd overpass.
(M,inisterstvc) str.%~ebTVctv!) Proha. Vc]. 4. nc'.. 8, Au.crust 1'56.
SOIIR~'E: Eart Eurcpc3n Accessicps List, (L-LAI), Library ef Congress
VOI.5~, no. 12p December 395P.

AMUINOV, H
--4w- of the acitvitles of village soviets in the field of
- ctive fan animal busbandr7 by the'distr!ct sovists of
worcors' deputies. Test. AN razakh. SSR 13 no.2:28-37 IF 157.
(Kazakhstan-Stook and stockbreeding) (XLRA lo:6)

AMRIN V K.
Sanitary and hygienic characteristics of substances used
for decreasing evaporation from water reservoir surfaces.
Zdrav. Kazakh. 22 no.9:63-64 162. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Iz Instituta obshchey i komutunallnoy gigiyeny AMN SSSR
i Karagandinskogo meditsinskog.) instituta.

~T
T-AS13WEV, Zh.; AMRIYEV. A.
Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kazakh S.S.R.
Vest. AN razakh. SSR 13 no.lOtIO4 0 157. (MIR& 10t12)
1. Predsedatell Prezidii, Terkhovnogo Soveta Kazakhskoy SSR (for
TaBhenevj. 2. Sekretarl Prezidii, rerkhovnogo Soveta Kazakhakoy
SSR (for Amriyev), Alma-Ata.
(Anezov, Mukhtar Omarkhanovich 1897-)
M

AU'?HOR: .-Amrom, L. A. 64-1-17/19
TI'?IJE: Conferenc-i on the Tasks of Introducing Hydxogen percxide into
tba fttimia Econana- (Soveshchaniyo o zadachakh
vnedreniya peitkisi v0dorloda V narWnoye.kbozyaystvo).
PERIODICAL: Xhimicheakaya Promyshlennost', 1958, Nr 1, pp- 55-56 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The conference was held at the end ofliovember, 1957, in
Moscow by the All Union Aesociation for Chemistry imeni
D. 1. Mendeleyev and the Ministry for Chemical Industry
under the participation of representatives of the city and
the district of Moscow, the councils for economics of
Leningrad, Ivanovsk, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia, as well
as MKhP, VKhO, imeni D. I. Mendeleyev, and a series of
scientific research institutes, among these that of cotton
induBtry TsNIKhBi), paper induBtry (TsNIIB), and building
industry ~V" II-zhelezobeton). The followine contributions
were delivered to the theme mentioned in the title: "On the
Task of Introduction of Hydrogen Peroxide in Economics" by
L. A. Amrom, "On the Transport Conditions and Organisation
Card 1/2 of the Storage of HydroEen Peroxide" by V. K. Byalko, "On
:.nkh~ I I fa i~l B-I-t .1 %, a- 4;ZL

Coaference on the Tasks of Introducing Hydrogen Peroxide into 64-1-17/1-54
tho National Economy
the Prospects of the Improvement of the Technical and
Economic Qualities of Hydrogen Peroxide Production" by
Z. G. Ullyanova, as well as a series of contributions on the
attempts to apply hydroeen peroxide in the branches of
building-, -textile-, paper-, and other industries. The
advantaGen of the application of hydrogen peroxide are
enumerated sa well as various kinds of application and
possibilities, and it is pointed to foreign and Russian
research works,
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Hydrogen peroxidt-Production 2. Hydrogen peroxide-USSR
3. Hydrogen peroxide-Economic aspects
Card 2/2
V.
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AMROMI L.A.; STASINEVICHy D.S.
Present state and prospects for the development of the production
of bromine, iodine, and their compounds. ZhuroVKHO 7 no.1:47-56
162. 04IRA 15:3)
(Bromine compounds) (Iodine compounds)

~ ~. .1 ~ ri - -.-~ s. ,- 11 - ~ ~ ..-. ~I
AICOA, L.A.; B)IMAIDAMN, 1 V.; ri'YMN, M.V.
Larpe resources of raw materials for iodine prodiirl-.on.
Nhim. prom. no. 4058-260 Ap 164. (MNA 17:7)

170) SOV/2o-125-2-57/64
,TT11CR: Amrom, S. D.
TITLE: A 7'ethod for the Objective Evaluation of Typological Charac-
teristics of Higher Nervous Activity in I-Ian (Obl'yektivnoye
ustanovleniye tipologicheskikh osobennostey vysshey nervnoy
deyatellnosti u cheloveka)
PERICDICAL: Doklady Alkademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 125, Nr 2, PP 439-442
(USSR)
ABSTEACT: Apart from physiology the problem indicated in the title
is also interesting for other branches of science. In order
to solve this problem the author elaborated a method of
comprehensive objective evaluation of the main parameters
of nerve functions which he called "conditioned level"
kuslovnyy uroven'). To this end the author constructed an
electronic apparatus. Simultaneously vith the sound of an
acoustic signal it starts counting the time on the first
stop-watch. This count is suspended as soon as the tested
person presse3 a rubber bulb. At that nonent the second
stop-watch starts functioning and continues until the person
presses the rubber bulb. In this manner the pressure of the
Card 1/4 hand, the latent period between the acoustic signal and the

SOV/2o-125-2-57,"64
.4 Me-fliod for the Objective Evaluation of Typological Characteristics of
Highor Nervous Activity in Man
beginning of the pressure on the rubber bulb and the delay
of the reaction can be measured -,vith an accuracy of 0.001 see.
The essential feature of this method of conditioned level is
that the tested person is asked to press the rubber bulb under
the control of hie or her eyes until the 50th graduation on
the reflexometer scale of the electronic apparatus is reached.
Then the person is asked to repeat the same performance with-
out seeing the scale. The pressure on the bulb should start
after the sound of the acoustic signal and last until the
lamp marking the 50th Graduation of the scale (the condition-
ed level of the author) flashes up. Each tested person should
perform the first 10 teats under visual control and the second
10 blindfold. Then the scale was uncovered and the person
could examine the degree of divergence from the conditioned
levolb In the blindfold teats the tested persons either
struck that level or diverged from it. This eas accompanied
in their minds by satisfaction or dissatisfaction. Table 1
shows the results of the test. A siniglo test characterized
the functional condition of the central nervous system. In
Card .2/4 order to reveal typological characteristics one test per day

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A Method for the Objective Evaluation of Typological Characteristics of
Higher Nervous Activity in Ilan
was made with the same person on 10 successive days. The
average arithmetic values of the latent period and of the
delay of the reaction to a division of the reflexometer
characterized the motility of the main nervous processes.
In order to find out the index of strength of nervous prooes-
sea the values recorded on 10 days were added up separately
for the posilive and for the negative divisions of the re-
flexometer; the difference of these values is considered the
index of the prevalence of the stimulating over the retarding
process (or vice-vorza) or of the balance of those processes,
if the two values were equal. Table 2 shows the results ob-
tained from 26 women working with olectromechanic computers
at the Leningrad post-office. This method permits to evaluate
the retardation process not only if the effect equals zero
(stimulation and retardation process counterbalancing each
other), but also if the retaidation -,-,roceso prevails over
the stimulnting process or vice-versa. By this method typo-
logical characterietics of the nerve-syster. in man can be
determined. It is possible to asr:i&n intermediate types to
Card 3/4 typoloGical -roups and to determine the fifth type of nerve-

SO'1/2o-125-2-571'64
A Yethod for the Objective Evaluation of Typological Char--,cteristics of
F'"Sher Nervous Activity in Man
system previously mentioned by P. P. Pavlov (Ref 1). There
are 2 tables and 1 Soviet rcference.
ASSOCTATION: Institut evolyutoionnoy fiziologii im. I. M. Sechenova
llkadeinft nauk SSSR
(Institute of Lvolutionary Ph Biology imeni 1. M. Sechenov
.R
of the Academy of Sciences, USS ~
PRESEFTED: November 6, 1958, by L. A. Orbeli, Academician
SUDI-TITTED: October 1, 1950
Card 4/4
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AMROA, S.D.
FunotjoW interaction of analysor sy5temo. Dokl.AN SSSR 138 no~4:
974-976 ~u 161. (MIRA 1415)
1. Institut evolyutaionnoy fiziologii imeni I.M.Sechenova AN SS40
Predstavleno akaAemikom V.N.Chernigovskim.
(NERVOUS SYSTEMI

AMOMP S.D.
Study of the parameters of a purposeful motor reaction. Zhur,
vys.nerv.deiat. 12 no-1354-62 Ja-F 162. (MIRA 15M)
1. Sechenov Institute of Evolutionary Physiology, U.S.S.R.
Academy of Sciencest Leningrad.
(MVEMENT (PHYSIOWGY)) (NERVOUS SYSTF14)

AIMROM, S.D... IEBEDEV, O.T.; VIKHOREVA, KN.
Device for studying the higher nervous activity in man by the
method of conditioned level. "gh-ar. vys. nerv. doiat. 15 no.3:
567-572 MV-Je 165. (1-1,'PIA 1~-.6)
1. lnstitut evolyutslonnoy fizlologli i blokhimli im. 1.14.
Sechenova AN SSSR.

Neurodynamic characterlstic-R of the zones of the cerel--ral (cortex In man,
DA1. P.N S'~Oli 163 no.3077-740 JI 165o ( 1-'.'AlRf, 18%7)
1. inst.itut evolyutsionnoy fiziologil im. I.M.Sechenova AN SSSR. Sub-
mitted August 4, 1964.

11 2:'162-66
SOURCE CODE: UR/0247165/015/003/056710572 '-'I
AUTHOR: Amrcm, S. D.; Lebedev, 0. T.; Vikhoreva, K. N.
,ORG: Inatitute of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry Imeni 1. M. Sechenoval
Academy .3f Sciences,SSSR (Inatitut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii i biokhimii Akademii
,nauk SSSR)
FTIX: Device for the Investigation of higher nervous activity in man by the
1conditioned level method
SOURCE.-, Zhurnal vysshey nervnoy deyatellnosti, v. 15, no. 3, 1965t 567-572
TOPIC TAGS: nervous system, ri?flex activity, conditioned reflex,- medical,
equipment
ABs,rRACI': The conditioned level method proposed for studying higher nervous acti-
,vity corsiste of having the subject press a button up to an assigned point on the
!scale oil a iN.-flexometer; hin sense of sight, hearing or, touch may be used. The subJ
Ject is then required to repeat the same action "blindly". A special apparatus
iwas conf,tructed for the study of this method. When the apparatus is turned on the
zfirst timer measures ~he tine of latent stimulation. Simultaneously, a stiniulus
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(sound, Aight, etc.) is generated. As soon as the subject presses the button on
his cont:nol board the first timer is stopped and the second is activated. When the
stimulus is stopped by the subject, a starting impulse is produced which stops the
Isecond timer and switches on the third. This timing device, measuring the time of
latent ritardation, continues to count the time until the operation stops. If the
"blind" ;ction of the subject fails to reach the given level, the third device is
not swit:hed an and the second -timer operates until the operation stops. There am
four stimulators in the apparatus which may emit stimuli at (1) the beginning of
the latent stimulation, (2) the end of the latent stimulation, (3) the and of the
reaction, L. e., at the beginning of latent retardation, (4) the end of latent
stimulation. The order of stimuli may be varied, for example, to 1-4, 2-3, 3-46
etc. The exact deviation from the conditioned level of the "blind" action of the
subject is measured by the deflection of rays on the screen of an oscillograph.
Block diagraim of the test apparatus are presented. Orig. art. has:' 4 figures.
SUB COM 06/ SUBM DATE, 23Mar64/ ORiG RErt ow OTH RErt 000
lCiwl 2A

AHROUN, L. To.
Brivan salt basin. Trudy Arm.geoloxpr, nool:67-74 '57.
(MIRA 12:1)
(Hrivan region--Rock-salt)

-n(I 71;nitcd p. 1
1. 2, no. 27, Nov. 19,1:"', iAc _,rad, Yu~.Ios
SO: Eon-~hly List of East European Accessions, LC, Val. 3, no.

..' -I I~fl ~ '. _4 ": -_,*',-. - " ! . ~' ~'._.-' . . . I . 11 .1 . I . . I., ~ .-,F. ; I
KRANJUCq Velimir; AMSELO Vera.; POLUSKY, Melita; KOCRANSKY-DEVIDE, Vandap dr
Contribution to the geology and paleontology of the Neocene of
Doboanica in the western part of the Kreka coal-bearing area; with a
eologic map, 4 profiles, and a table. Geol vjes Hrv l3t97_10 159.
ublished 160) (EEAI lo;4)
S
1. Zavod za geologiju ugljena i nafte, Tehnoloaki fakultet, Zagreb,
kaciceva 26/Iv (for Kranjec and Amsel). 2. Geolosko-paleontoloaki
institut, Sveuciliste Zagreb, Socijal. Revolucije 8/11 (for
Pavlovsky and Kochansky-Devide). 3. Urednicki odbor, Geoloski
vjesnik, glavni urednDc (for Kochansky-Devide)
(Bosnia and Hercegovina--Geology) (Coal)
V
0

PAFP, Adolf, dr.,prof. (Vienna); A.MSEL, Vera (Zagreb)
Pew fossil finds from the dril3ing U3cinj-6 (U -6)in southern
Montenegro. Geol vjes Hrv 14:41-51 160 (publ.lgi).
1. PaliontologlachesInstitut aer Univarsitit, Wien (Vienna)
(for Papp). 2. Zavod za gaologiju ugljena i nafte, Tehnoloaki
fakulteta Svoucilista u Zagrebu (for Amsel),
vi~

~-~O&HHA IOZICA Sec.16 Vol.6/3
V, - - Z YA, 0. k.
cancer March 58
801. Prolonged cultivation of virus-lik:e formations derivedfrom malignant tumourf of man
(cancer of 'he itam4ch and cancer of the br;ast) in developing chick embr,)~s (Russian texo Am.
SHARINA 0. K. Inst. of Epidemiol., Microbiol. and Hyg., Kiev Vap. Onkol. 1956, 2T2
(2117iI5)IWU3. 2 Tables 3
Material from human gastric and mammary cancers was transplanted on to the
chorin-allantoic membrane Of 7- to 8-day-old chick embryos. The time-interval
betwcen I he transplantations was 3-5 days. The original turnours and the embryonic
mernbraries on to which the tumour material had been transplanted were examined
under thr electron microscope for the presence of virus-like bodies. For this purpose
a watery Suspension of the tissue (i : io) was centrifuged successively at 3,000
revolutions per minute for 15 min., at 6,ooo revs. p.m. for 15 min., at 2o,ooo revs.
in. for -2o min. and again at 2o,ooo revs. p.m. for 1.5-2 hr. After the final centri-
ugation,'the deposit was transferred to collodion membranes. Globular virus-like
r
formations were observed in 7 Out Of 15 human turnours. The globular bodies also
apeared on the transplantation of mmerial from 9 turnours (in 2 cases after several
hUnd tran7slantatiom during 5-3o repeated transplantations, after which they
disappeart. The poslilityof the prolonged cultivation (up to months) of globular
formatiorat from human turnours on chick embryos indicatu their living nature.
Further rewarch is needed to elucidate the actiological role of these formations.
Prigozhina - Moscow

S/075/611/016/006/001/006
Blo6/B'47
AUTHOR3: Amsheyeva, A. A.e and Bezuglyy. D. V,
TITLE: Cerium determination in pig iron by titration with
hydroquinone uolution
PERIODICAL: Zburnal anali-.icheskoy kh.4mii. v. 16. no. 6. 1()61, 683-687
TEXT: The authors developed a reliable and quick method for determining
cerium in iron metals. It is based on the separation of cerium from
other elements in the form of fluorides at a p1l of 2-5, and on the rapid
and exact titrimetric cerium determination with a hydroquinone solution.
T%o values were measured for the solubility product of CeF3 8.1-1()-16
.1~1t)-15 (conductometrically) (Ref, , Weaver J.
(radiometrically) and 1 4 4:
L.. Purdi W. C., Anal.. Chim. Acta 20. 376 (19~9)) The solubility of
cerium fluoride was found to be 3-70-5 moles/i iter for V11 2,
1.2-IC-4 moles/liter for pH 1, and 1.1,10-3 moles/liter for p-H 0. The
VIE-iChEd-in portion of pig iron should contain 2-3 mc cf cerium Determina-
tion is carried out as follows.- the weighed-in portion of pig iron
Card 1/3

S/075/61/016/006/001/oc6
CeriDu deterininution In Blo6/BI47
(1-3 g-, depending on the cerium content) is heated with 25,30 milliliters
of HC] (1 . 1) until complete dissolution takes place, The precipitated
carbort is filtered off. The volume of the filtrate together with tl)e
washiiig fluids should not exceed 50 milliliters, Than. 0-5 P, Of
asc orbic acrid fnr the reduction of trivalent iron and. subseq,.aently,
27 re bdded dropwise to the rold solution -antil precipitation
J, .::.,ionia a
S~ I Then. 0.5 g of sodium fluoride is added and the tigthly closed
vzl-- --~i shaken for I hr. The fluoride precipitate is filtered off and
The filter with the precipitate is
war.Z., .-'j tiine~ with hot water
inci.--,-~rated and slightly anneal;d in a muffle furnace. 1.5'mi22iliters .,f
sul--~'uric acid 0 ; 4) is added to the residue and evaporated to ellmir-ate
hydrofluoric acid complotely. The croled residue is dsZol~,ed 1?
150 milliliters of water. Thereafter. 5 mdllll~Jters o' s4lifi,111ir acid
(dersity 7.84) and m::Alllifers of a 215-3 anirmonium, solu-
fion are added for ceriita oxidation. Thn s-llifdon is boil~'d 5 7 .ij;n to
remove the excess oxidizin,-: agent. cot-npletE.,'Ly, One drol of ferroine is
added tn the c-oled 6C,L1t4D-1 and then 'it.-a, 'ed v-`~th a 0,0015 -, sclution of
~Ydrcqu~none i-.-. su.1fur-,.- acid until a p-ink c--:,1or a-pl,~ars T4.-,-ri.-netric
(,-~tei;,Anation can be carried out with sufficient accl;ru%y in tho prcsence
(-," It-.nthanum, neodyinium and praseodymi-,im, Trivfilent iri,,n and hexavalent
Card 2P

BEZU(ILYYO D.V.; AMSHEYEVA. A.A.
Determination of cal,cium in modified cast irons* Zhuroanalekhim*
17 no.9:1045-1051 D 1629 (MIRA 16-.2)
1. Leni4 'Kharkov P61ytechnical Institute and Malyshev
Trow rt Maohine-Iftilding Plant.
tGoalclum-Analpin) (Cast iron-Analysio)

S103 62/028/003/003/017
B127YB1 10
AUTHOR: Amsheyeva, A. A.
----------------
TITLE. Complexometric determination of zinc and nickel in
cyanide electrolytes
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 26, no- 3, 1962, 278-279
TEXT: An analytical method is elaborated for solutions of the following
compositions: 25-35 g/liter Zn2+ ; 0.2-0,,5 g/liter Ni 2+. 65-75 g/liter
P
NaCN; 70-80 g/liter NaOH; 2-4 g/liter Na 2S; and 2-3 g/liter gelatin,
Na 2Zn (J"v )4is destroyed with formaldehyde in alkaline medium (pH-10-110.5).
V0 O4---4CH CNOH + Na ZnO and Zn is complexo-
Na 2Zn(", 4 ' 4CHOH + 2H 2 2 2 2
metrically determined with Trilon B in the Fresence of Chromogene black
ET-00 as indicator. No Ni-dimethyl glyoxim complex is formed in high-
alkaline solution. Glycolonitrile forms, however, with excess formaldehyde
and NJ can be precipitated with dimethyl glyoxim after 10-15 min,, The
precipitation is dissolved in HCI and Ni is determined with ZnSO 4 against
Card 112
2

AMSFZYE'VA, A.A., inzh.
Determination of bismuth in babbitt with xylenol orange.
Mashinostroonie no.6:97-98 N-D 163. (MIRA lbtl2)

AMSHEYEVA, A.A.; BEZUGLYY, D.V.
Determination of bismuth in cast iron by a photometric or a
complexometric method with xylenol orange. Zhur. anal. khim.
19 no. 1:9,7-101 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Zavod transportnogo mashinostroyeniya imeni V.A.Malysheva
Politekhnicheskiy itstitut imeni Lenina, KharIkov,

w1 dru..o 2~
(1WMu. Drag inftstry)
j 11,7

AKSIIIBBKIY, N.V.
Kagnetic separator fDr finely ground wtarial Patent U.S.S.R. 71.513,
Doe, 31, 1949*
((;A 47 no.1919892 153)

, ANSHINSKIr, N.Y.
Structural factors determining the mineralization of C~orwy
Altai, Trudy GDr,-gw%#jnpt#w&p.-Sib.fil.AN SSSR no.17:
173-178 156. " (MIRA 13:5)
(Altai Mountains-Ore deposits)

AMSHINSKIT, NON.
Zonality of gamm-fields and accessor7 minerals In granite massifs
of the Altai. Geol. I geofis. no-1:38-51 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Sibirskly nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut geologii. geofi-
ziki I mineralinogo syriya.
(Altai Mountains-Granite)

AMS9INSKIrf N.N.
Using data on the isotope composition of lead for determining the
age of complex metal mineralization of the Altai. Trudy SNIGGI&9
no.6slO2-105 161. (KM 150)
(Altai Mountains-Ore deposits) (Lead--Isotopes)

AMSHINSKIYj N.N.
Zoning radioactive elements and the morphology of intrusive
bodies. Trudy SNIGGIMS no.6tlO6-109 161. (MIRA 15M
(Radioactive prospecting)
R~,

LEIEDEV, I.V., otv.red.vvpixska; KASIYANOV, M.V., glavnyy red.;
GURARI, F.G., zam9stitell glav-nogo red.; AMSHINSKIY, n.N., red.;
ARUSTAMDV, A.A., red.; DERBIKOV, I.V., r`e-C1-.-;-KAmff1mV-'-V-.P.'
red.; KALUGIN, A.S., red.; MALIKOV, B.N., red.; MIKUTSKIY, S.P.,
red.; ROSTOVTSEV, N.N., red.; SUKHOV, S.V., red.; TESL9NKO, Yu.V.,
red.; UMANTSEV, D.F., red.; SAFRONOVA, I.M., tekhn.red.;
RAGINA, G.M., vedushchiy red.
[Biostratigraphy of Mesozoic and Tertiary sedimentain Western
Siberia] Biostratigrafiia mazoziiskikh i tretichnykh otlozhenii
Zapadnoi Sibiri. Moskva, Gostoptekbizdat. Vol. 1. 1962. 590 p.
Vol. 2. (Atlas of paleontological plates and their explanations]
Atlas Raleontologichaskikh tablits i ob"iasneniia k nim. 1962.
128., plates. (Its Trudy, no.22). (MIRA 17-4)

KA7,ARIIJOV, V.P., otv.red.vvpuska; ROSTOVTSEV, N.N., g_-lavnrx red.; SEGAL', Z.G.,
vedushchiy red.; GURARI, F.G., zamestitell glavnogo red.; AIMISHINSKIY 0
P.)I., red.; DERBIKOV, I.V., red.; KALUGIII, A.S., red.; MALIKOV, B.N.j
red.; MIKUTSKIY, S.P., red.; SUKROV, S.V., red.; TESL---NKO, Yu.v., red.;
UMAHTSEVY D.F., red.; GAVRILOVA, N.V., red.; SAFRONOVA, I.M., tekhn.
red.
[Geology and proapoets ror finding o.11 and gas in t1w northwoBtern part
of the Siberian Platfonn.] Goologichookoe stroonlo I porspuktivy nefte-
gazonoonosti sevoro-zanada Sibirskol r1atfonny. Leningrad, Gostoptekhl-
zdat, 1963. 183 p. [Tnidy Sibirsko mucl;no-issledovateltskogo insti-
tuta geologii, geoflziki I ntneralrnogo syrtya, no.28*j (MRA 160-1)

Some characteristics of the distribution of accessory elements
in granitoids. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geol. 21.~ no. 2:55-65
F 164. (11-W 17:5)
1. SJbirskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut p~rlogiiv
geofiziki i minerallnogo syrIya, Novosibirsk.

Al-'-SHlNSK1:Y, N.N.; MAR11CH, I.V.- MCLULANOV, V.I.; Oi~LOVA, L.I.;
GORB, A.M.; KUMETSOV, IYU.A., nauchn. red. ; SNORCHKOVP
i.Ye.,, nauchn. red.; IMMITOVSKlY, V.A., ved.red.
(Accessories of the granitoids of the Altai and methods
for studying them] Akt-pssorii granitol(lov Altaia i me-
todika ikh izucheniiti, k,oskva, 1,edrn, 1964. 175 P.
(MIRA 17:10)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Kuznetsov).

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ANSLER, N.K. -, GAMOV, A.K.
Molasses of the supir refineries in Kazakotan. Sakharnaya Prom. 23, 10-11,
18-20 049. (MLRA 2:9)
(CA 47 no.20:10879 '33)
1. Alm-At& Sugar Tract. Kazakh U.S.S.R..

ANSIER. I.Ko-; GAHOV, AGM.
Molasses of the sugar refineries in Casachstan. Sakharnaya From.
23, No.12, 21-4 149. (KLRA,2:11)
(CA 47 no*15:7802 '53)
1. Zuckerriiben-Trust, Alma-Ata, Kazak Republic. U.S.S.R.

- - I v.
Certain variations of viscour fibers, p. 235- (PF7,DIYe*L WLOY'IE ZY, Ioodz, Vol, 7, no.
9/10, Sel't-/Oct- 1953.) oil
SOt Monthly List of Fast European Accessions, (EEAL),, LCq Vol. h~ h1o. A,$ jqpn. 1955,
Uncl.

AKSTIBOVITSKITI A,
u& a text on" t6" o'c' ODOMir. alpacts of read-panel
production (O]Cconomio aspects of read-panel production" by
A,X, Chugsi, T.T. Savranchuk, N- Ubanko- Reviewed by A.
AmetibovitskII)o Stroi. mt. 4 nosq.-39 S 158. (HIRA 11; 10)
I.Zamsstitall nabballnika planovo-proizvodstvannogo upr&vleniya
Ministerstva atroital'stya Kazakhmkoy SSR.
(Read (Botad;r))
(Chugat. A.M.) (Savranchuk, P.T.)
(Babanko. N.)

ANISTIBOVITSKIY. Hfl, Leininogrorsk. Vostochno-Kitzakhatnnakaya oblnst')
I... ~A
Open road for mixed crews. Strottell 2 n0.7:14 J1 '56. (NTAA lotl)
(Building)

ANSTIBOVITSKIT, Konya Abramovich; GOLUBBY, Mikhail 1van9vich; USPMKIT#
V.V,, red.; IrMUMCF.-Y~.K., red.izd--va; HUTIM, L.Ya., tekhn.red.
(Lowering the cost of construction and assembly work,, practices of
builders in lastern Kazakhstan] Sninhenie sebestoimosti atroitellno-
montazhnykh rabot: iz opyta stroak Voatochnogo lazakhatana. Moskva,
Goo.izd-vo lit-ry po stoit.. arkhit. i Btroit. materialam, 1958a
93 P. (MIRA 12:2)
(Kazakhstan--Construction industry--Costs)

1~
A)t&TIBOVITSKIT Mikhail Abra yAg4; IL'YASUMO, L.Y., red.; TURABAYXV, B.,
(Baa.'x.ess accounting in constA-uction] Khosraschet v stroitelletve.
Alma-Ata, Kazakhskoe gos.izd-vo, 1959. 142 p. (MIRA 13:9)
(Kazakhstan--Construction industry--Finance)

.U4STIBOVITSKIY, Honyik Abramovich; USPENSKIY, V.V.. red.; KUTSEHOVA, A.A.,
P.G., tekhn.red.
[Operational production planning and business accounting in
building; building practices in Kazakhstan] Operativno-proiz-
vodstvennoe planirovanie i khoziaistvennyi raschat v stroi-
tellntva; iz opyta stroak Kazakhatana. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
lit-ry po stroit., arkhit. i stroit.materialnm, 1959. 186 1).
(MIRA 12:12)
(Ka.zakhBtan-Construction industry)

AMSIMOVITSKIL M.A.
Operational pl4inning and lower echelon accounting in tbo con-
struction InAustry. Trudy MISI no.14!576-587 '59-
(14IRA 1311)
1. Zamentitell nachallnika planovo-proizvodst7muiogo upravleniya,
14inisterstvo atroitalletva Kazakbskoy SSR.
Onnatructinn ln~us try--Ac count. irq;)

AMSTIBOVITSKIYj M.A.
-----------
Strengthening an(I further development of speciplized and
assembly organizations in Kazakhstan. Prom.stroi. no.100-9
162. (MM 15s12)
1. Ministerstvc) titroitelletva Kazakhokoy SSR.
Wankhatan-Construction, IndustM)

Subject USSRAqedioine AID P - 1412
Card 1/1 Pub. 37 -- 9/23
Author Amstislavskaya S. M., Sanitary Inspector
Title Experience in sanitary education work of the
Medical and Epidemiological Station of the
Ordzhonikidze hegion, Sverdlovsk.
Periodical : Gig i san., 1, 37-40, Ja 1955
Abstract : Describes the organization of hygiene and physical
instruction of students and their parents in
regional schools, under the supervision of the
Chief Physician of the Medical Service. The
program started in 1946 and was improved in
succeeding years.
Institution: None
Submitted : Ag 2, 1954

ANITISLAVSUU, S.M.; B31LOIRTLOYA, A*V* (Sverdlovsk)
When dusk descends on the citY. Zdorovla 6 no.3:11 Nr 160.
(MMA, 13 :5 Y
($VJMDLOVSr--MILWH IIDUGATIOIF)
. :~,~ .:; % 1 , , -. -
ma is c1 &E!ux~ -I-*- - - ` 1. ~ " , i Z~ 1, ., -I - ~I .. .

AMMSLIUKlY, A.Ya.
High-intensity setup for observing interference of liEbt.
Fiz.v shkolet 20 no.l.*66-70 Ja-F 160. (NIEA 14:10)
1. Pedagogicheskiy inatitut, Corno-Altaysk.
(Interference (Light))

AESTISIAVSKIYj A.Z.
Biology of reproduction of the Asian smelt (Osmerus eperlanus
dentex (Staind)) in the southern part of the Ob'Baye Trudy
Sal. atats. UFAN SSSR nosl.,58-73 159. (MIRA 14!9)
(Obf Bay-Smelts) (Reproduction)