SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAGLIKOVA, V.G. - BAGOTSKAYA, I. A.

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USSR/Virology - Human and Animal Viruses. E-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 1, 1957, 413
material under investigation. Different series of
rab-
bits showed a reaction of hemagglutination titer of
1:16 to 1:512. The titer in the surface shavings of
the infected vaccines was found to be considerably
lo-
wer than in the shavings of the deeper layers. gglu-
tinins were also found in the material taken from
skin
shavings of a ram and the heifer. Attempts were made
to discover the vaccine virus by a reaction of
hemagglu-
tination. in isolated mucous membrane of the
pharynx,
blood, and urine of vaccinated animals and children.
In the materials obtained from the mucous membranes
of
the pharynx and the mouth in which smallpox elements
developed, hemagglutinin in dilution 1:128 were
found,
while in those with cutaneous vaccination
hemaggluti-
nin were found in only inconsiderable quantities,
and
then in only part of the experimental ani-Is (in in-
fection of a large skin area). A reaction
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USSR/Virology - Human and Animal Viruses. E-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya., No 1., 1957) 413
hemagglutination test of the isolated pharynx,
blood,
and urine obtained from vaccinated children produced
a negative result; in a group of revaccinated chil-
dren 7 to 8 years of agethe virus in the isolated
pharynx was found in dilution of 1:2 to 1:4 in 3 of
10 children beginning from the 2nd to the 20th day
after the vaccination. On the basis of their obser-
vations the authors come to the conclusion about the
inadequate sensitivity of RGA for the 'discovery of
s- I I numbers of the virus. With the aid of
"RTGA,,"
an accumulation of antivaccine antibodies in the
sera
of vaccinated rabbits, calves, and humans was esta-
blished. On the 12th day after humans were revacci-
nate(~ the average titer of antibodies in the serum
increased from 51A to 300-8-
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VH V 6__
USSR/microbiology Microorganisms Pathogenic to Humans
and F-5
I Animals.
A~s Jour ; Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9951
Author : Alferova, V.B., Baglikova, V.G.,
Georgievskaya, N.A.
Inst : - I -
Title : A Directed Alte~Ctf&i*6f Flexner Dysentery
Strains so as
to Increase Immunogenicity.
Orig Pub : Vopr. Kraevoy patol. AN UzSSRi 1956, No 8,
3-10
Abstract : A strain of Flexner dysentery bacteria No
661, type V.1 of
weak virulence (1-2 billion microbial bodies per Del and
inmunogenicity (20-42% survival of immunized mice) was
cultuvated on filtrates of broth cultures of highly
imma-
nogenic and virulent strains Of the same type. The viru-
lence of the "bred" strain was su-.cessfully
considerably
dimi-nished, and a variant with a lethal dose equal to
3-4
billion microbial bodies was obtained. Simultaneously
the iz=unogenicity was successfully increased
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USSR/Microbiology - MieroGrganisms Pathogenic to Humans
and F-5
Animals.
Al:,s Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, i958, 9951
(up to 78 and 84 survival of immunized mice).
However, the acquired properties were retained for only
1
year, after which the virulence markedly increased and
the
strain's immunogenicity decreased. A considerable number
of variants were obtainedj distinguished from the
initial
strain by their ability to decompose sucrose.
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_~A~kIAPVAO,.V,G.; CSTROVSKAYA, S.G.; hTSMEYANOVA, S.I.
Study of immunity to smallpox vaccine in Uzbekistan; state I
of :bwmity to smallpox vaccine following the Great Patriotic
War. Trudy Tash. NIM 507-46162. (1-an 16:10)
(UZBEKISTA1I - SMALLPOX) (IM-10ITY) (VACCIIIATION)

BAGLIUK, P.
Each decision checked, Manca sindic 6 no.7:13-15
Jl 162.
1. Presedinte al comitetului de intreprindere al
Uzinei
Constructoare de vase 'Nosenko".. Nikolaev.
I

TOV.BIN. M.V.; B~~, ~T.G.--Ddhlii, T.H.]
Desorption kinetics of acetic acid from activated coal.
Nauk.zapo
K (MIRA 11: 11)
yiv.un. 16 no-15:31-37 '57-
(Acetic acid) (Sorption) (Carbon, Activated)
IV-
N..

BAGLTtJK,, AoD,
The "K" coefficient of a factory. Sakh.prom- 38
no.1:12-13 A 164.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Kamenskiy sakharnyy zavod.

RAGLTUK.A.D.
:V.*
Rig for spraying beat fields wtth-poAioWm.
39-41 '55-
1. Ksmenokky- wakhawWy sawod.
Sakh.prom. 29 no.2:
(HLRA 8:6)
(Spraying and dimsing equipment)

BAGLYUK., A.Do ,
Return of pulp press water and condensates to the
reservoir. Sakh.
prom. 38 no.2:31 F 164- (MIPU 17:3)
1. Kamenskiy sakharnyj zavod.

US'SR /themical Technology. Chemical Products
and Their Application
Control and Measuring Devices.
Automatic Regulation.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 1578
Author : Baglyuk A.D.
Title : Automatic Device for Regulation of Fresh Water
Feed of Hydraulic Conveyers.
VdL.31
Orig Pub: Sakharriaya prom-st', 1957A No 4, 45-46
Abstract: Description of the design and principle of
opera-
tion of an automatic device for the regulation of
fresh water fed to hydraulic conveyers, which has
been developed at the Kamenslciy sugar refinery.
Addition of fresh water into the receptacle is
effected automatically, as determined by the level
of the conveying and washing water contained in
Card 1/1 the receptacle.

BAGLYUKV A.'jD.
I.-
Tube roller designed by N. IAroshenko* Sakh. prom. 32 no.8:53-54
Ag 15 8, (MIRA 11:9)
1.Umenskly sakharuy7 zavod.
(Arbors an& mandrels)

BAGL~~A BANDYWV, A.P.; MARISHCHENKO, V.V.; ANUCHIN, F.F.;
AOSIDBDIRSEV. N.A.; SAM, A.H.; KOZIOV, te.A.; KHOMENKO,
V.S.; MAKSIMUK, P.S.
Survey of letters and articles. Sakh. prom. 33 no-2:58-60
F 159. (KM 12:3)
l.Kamenakiy sakharnyy zavod (f6r Baglyuk). 2.Bokolovskir sakhar-
nyy zavod (for Bandylov). 3.Yagotinakiy sakharnyy zavod imeni
Illicha (for Marishchenko)'. 401ftinskif bakharj*7 pAvod (for
Anuchin). 5.Novo-Troitekly eakharW7 zamod (for Krasnoolobodtoev).
6.LTkrgiproved (for Sakun). 7-Khutor-Mikhaylovokly rafinadnyy zavod
(for Koz1ov). 8.Shpolvanskiy eakharnyy zavod (for Khomenko).
9.Kupyanskiy aakharnyy zavod (for Maksimuk).
(Sugar industry) (Sugar beets)

BAGLYR, P.
..... __I
Check how each decision is carried out. Sov. profsoluzy 18
no.9:19-20 My 162. (YJRA 15:4)
1. Predsedatell komiteta profsoyuza Nikolayevskogo
sudostroitellnogo
zavoda imeni Nosenko.
(Nikolayev--Shipbuilding) (Trade unions)

BAGMANOT. N.A.
Stratigr~p~ of the locene deposits of Talyeb
Mountains [in
Aserbaijard with summary In Russian]. Dokl. AN
Aserb.SSR 13
no.5:511-517 157. (KM 10-7)
(Talyah Mountains--Geology, Stratigraphic)

BAGMANOV
Somemollusk species from upper Ideene deposits of the Talysh
Mountains. Izv. AN Aserb. SSR uo.11:53-61 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Talysh Mountains-Mullusks, Fossil)

BAGMANOV, M.A~.
Occurence of the genus Tomostoma in Eocene deposits of
Azerbaijan
(Talysh Mountains). DokI.AN Azerb.SSR 13 no.10:1083-1086 157.
(MIRA 10: 12)
1. Institut geologii. Predstavleno akademikom AN AzerSSR
X.M.Aliyevym.
(Talysh Mountains-Mollusks, Fossil)

BAGLW.ICJV, MI. A. Cand Geol-Min Sci -- (di ss) '~Vfj
Eocene deposite of Gornyy
Talysh (Biostratigraphy)." Baku, 1958. 20 pp (Acad Sci
Azerbavdzhan SSRf Inst
of Geology im Academician 1. M. Gubkin), 100 copies (KL,
14-560 110)
-24-

13AM&NOV. M.A. I
.0
Materials on the paloobionomy of the Nocene basin in
the Talynh
Mountains [in Azarbaijani with summary in Russian].
Izv.AN Azerb.
3M%, 3arogeole-geog.nauk no-1:53-61 158, (MIU 11: 12)
(Talyah Mountains-NollusIcs. Fossil)

ALIZADR, N.A.; BAGMNOV, N.A.
,-- I . t ~ ,
Eocene mollusks from thaftlysh Mountains. Izv.AN
Azerb.sm.
Ser.goole-geog.nauk no,2:15-24 '58. (MIRA 11:12)
(Talyah matihtaing-molluak-S. Fossil) 1. .1 -
I

B&GXAMV"H.A... -
Study of Paleocons stratigraphy of the Talysh Mountaians
[in Aserbaijani vith summary in Russian]. Izv. AN Azerb.
SBR.
Sero geolo-geoge nauk no.3:17-27 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Talysh Mountains-Geology, Stratigraphic)

BAGMNOVO M.A,
~
New data on the geographical distribution of the
subgsims Semi-
vertague-Cossmann. Dok1v* AN Azerb. SSE 14
no;3t2lg-222,158
(& IIZO
1; Ihstitut geologil AN AzerSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
AN
AzerSSR N,X. Aliyevym'
(Wl;;h Notintains-Gastropoda, Fossil)

ILIYEV. R.I.; BAGMANOV. M.A.; MAMEDZAI)F,, R.N.
New data on the presence of Cognac deposits in the Bazar-Chay
basin [in Azerbaijani with summary in Russian]. Dokl. AN Azerb.
SSR
14;781-787 '58. (MIRA 11:11)
1. Institut geologii AN Azerb. SSR.
(Baznr-Chay Valley--Geolog7, Stratigraphic)

ALIZAIM, X.A.; MGMANOV, M.A. , MIMOV, B.G.
.71~
Ma7kop sediments of the southeastern lesser
Uaucasus Lin
Azarbaijani with summary in Russian]. Dok1. AIT
Aserb. SSR 15
no.4:321-32) 159. kMIR& 12:6)
1,luatitut geologii Akademii nauk Aserbaydzhanskoy
SSR.
(Caucasus-Geolog7, Stratigraphic)

AM&az, K.A.; 3AGHANOV, H.A.
Stratigraphy of Phleocene sediments in Kazakh
District. Dokl. AN
Azerb.SSR 16 no.8;773-776 160, (MIRA 13:9)
1. Institut geologii AN AzerSSR.
(Kazakh District--Geology, Stratigraphic)

AILIZADE, K.A.; 4q 0__H-*.A.
Patellidae and Capalidae from upper Xbcene sediments
Izv. AN Azerb. SSR. 8er. geolg-geoge nauk no.4:11-19
(Talyah Hountains-M311usks, Fossil)
Talysh Mountains.
160.
(miRA 14:1)

IIRAG~Qiwi_ A.! ALIZADE, K.A., prof., red,; TIL',MAN,
A., red. izd-va;
113PLAGIVIOV, 14.9 tekhn, red,
[Paleogene sedimentB of the Gornyy Talysh;
stratigraphy and
molluscan fauna] Paleogenovye otlozheniia Gornogo
Talysha;
stratigraftia i molliuskovaia fauna. Baku, Izd-vo AN
Azarb.SSR,
1963. 141 p. (MIRA 16:9)
(Talysh Mountains--Geology, Stratigraphic)
(Talysh Mountains--Mollusk, Fossil)

GREBENly L.K., akademik; BAYDUGANOVA, Ye.P.,
nauchnyy sotr.;
SAVCHENKO, F.Ye., kand. biol. nauk; GREBENI, Ye.K.,
kand. sellkhoz. nauk; KRYLOVA, L.F., nauchn. sotr.;
SIDOROVA, L.M., nauchn.-sotr.; SOROKINA V.I.Y
nauchn.
sotr.; BAQMET-,_E_L; LAZORENKO, Ye.L.; LAHL~UK, A.
G.
PASHKEVICH, M.K.; BRYZHNIK, K.A.; LUZHKOV, M.A.,
kand.
sellkhoz. nauk; BALASHOV, N.T., kand. sellkhoz.
nauk;
ZHELIKHOVSKIY, 'V.1., redaktor; POTOTSKAYA, L.A.,
tekhn.
red.
[Ukrainian White Steppe swine) Ukrainskaia
stepnaia belaia
poroda svinei. Pod obshchei red. L.K.Grebenia.
Kiev, Gos-
sellkhozizdat USSR, 1962. 252 p. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
zhivotno-
vodstva stepnykh rayonov im. M.F.1vanova
"Askaniya-Nova."
2. AN Ukr.SSR i Vsesoyuznaya akademiya
sellskokhozyaystyen-
nykh nauk im. V.I.Lenina (for L.K.Greben'). 3.
Ukrainskiy
nauchno-isaledovatellskiy,institut z4votnovodstya
stepnykh
rayonov im. M.F.lTanova "Askaniya-Nova" (for
Bayduganova).
4. Melitopol'sRaya gosudar~tvennaya plemennaya
stantsiya
(for Bagmet, Lazorenko, Kholchlyuk)- 5.
Spetsialist sovkhoza
"Komsomoletall , Stayropollskiy kray (for,
Bryzhnik).
(Ukraine--Swine breeding)

BAGW,T; neso
Practical application of the M=ist-Leninist theory
of
agricultural cooperation in the Korean People's
Democratic
Republic. Trudy KTIPP ne.23.85-95 '60. (MIRA 15:1)
(Korea- Nortil~L-Agrio4AWX*,F-C-ooperative)

FALEYEV, Georgiy Anatol 'yovich;'VORMOVA,- V.V-,t
jnzj,,-tbkhuojog; SLUp-
N1Kp A.V. I inzhe t Laur6it Stalinskoy premiit
retmenzent; pAQW,
-Y&L-t-Inth. 9 retsennnt; SMKOVCT A- V. p inzh~'~
retsenzentl 1102;-
DRINA, V.A.p red.j SOKOLOVAt I.Aot'".red.
Nquipment for meat enterpriami] Obbriz6vanie
prodpriiatii
miienoi promyeblennosti., Mokvat Piabobspromisdatp
1961, 428 ps
(Meat induatry-Equipment and'aupplies) (MIRA 24:9)

POLYAK, M.S., kand'. tekhn. nauk; BAGMET, V.S., inzh.
Now electrodes for the hard facing of worn-out parts
Stroi.
i dor. maoh. 8 no.3105 N 163. WRA 17:1)
1

POLYAK, M,S,, kand.tekbn.nauk; BAGWT, V.S., inzh.
New building-up alloys for increasing the at-rength
of excavator
bucket teeth. Vast.mnshinostr. 4.), no.3:86 Mr 164.
(MT-RA 27:4

8TRYZHAK Aleksey Sillvestrovich [Stryzhak,
O.S.1- BAC,,M,.UTA,_Y..
tBahmut, A.1.1, kand. fil. nauk, otv.
red'.;-Ua-MIT'Y'-vVA
V.Ye. [Dementlieva, ME.], red.; VIPUCH, D.V
.[Virych, '
D.V.J, tekhn. red.
[Names of rivers in Poltava Province] VazVy
richok Poltav-
sbckyny. Kyiv, Vyd-vo AN Ulcr.RSH, 1963. 110 p.
(IMIA 16:12)
(Poltava Province-Vames, Geographical)

AUTHOR: Bagmut, G.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences
113-58-7-4/25
TITLE: The Determination of the Degree of Clearance of
Cylinders of
Two-Cycle Engines (Opredeleniye stepeni ochistki tsilindrov
dvukhtaktnykh dvigateley)
PERIODICAL: Avtomobillnaya promyshlennost', 1,058, Nr 7, pp
8-12 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An accurate calculation of the processes of the
elimination
of fuel combustion products and filling of the cylinders with
scavenging air is still so difficult that several assumptions
simplifying the calculation must be included. The article
suggests the splitting up of the air current, breaking up
the-,entire flow in the cylinder into elementary streams by
aid
of approximate graphical and grapho-analytical methods of
hydrodynamics (Figures 1,2,3). This can be done by the
approxi-
mate method devised by S.F. Averlyanov. The theoretical
models
of the cylinders of the engines of the YaAZ-204 (Fig. 2) and
the Gsrman Volkswagen (Fig. 4) are analyzed by this method.
Diverse graphical and matbematical solutions are presented.
There are 5 graphs, 2 diagrams and 4 Soviet references.
1. Diesel engines--Performance 2. Diesel engines--Design
3. Diesel engines--Exhaust systems
Card 1/1

Plane problem in the hydrodynamic thenry of scavenging
cylinders of
a two-cycle engine. Sbor. trud. lab. gidr. mash.
no-7:162-176 158.
(MIRA 12:9)
(Gas and oil engines--Cylinders)

BAGMUT, S,, inzh,
Economical types of mine surface buildings. Prom,
stroi. i inzh.
soor. 5 no.3*.24-27 W46 163. (MIP4 1627)
(Mine bailding)

BARINOV, A.; LYUBENKO, G.; BALGMUTS,;,.- VIRABOV,
S.; MALIOVANOV, D.I.,
kand. tekhn. nauk-;-XTUH-RALEV, A.A., kand. tekhn.
nauk (Donetsk)
Concerning the book "Layout of mine buildings and
strip
mines." Ugol~ 39 no.3:77-78 My'64. (MIRA 17:5)

BAGMLTTP S.I.,, kand. arkhitektury- VEYSBEVII. 11,D,
-inzh.
I
Problems in designing baildings of coal preparation
plants.
Prom. stroi. 42 no.5;5-6 165. (MIRA 18;8)
1. Donetskiy Promstroyniiproyekt.

BAGMUT, &L, arkbitektor
Increase the economical aspects of boisting
nachine buildings.
Sbakbt.stroie nool:9-12 Ja 160. (MIRA 13.5)
1. Donstskiy naucbno-iseledavatellakly institut
nadabakbtnogo
stroitelletva
(Mine buildings)

RAGMUT. S.I., arkhitektor; VIROOT, S.A., inzh.
Automatic protective device for rope passage
apertures. Ugoll Ukr.
4 no.7:34-35 J1 16D. (MIRA 13:8)
(Hoisting machinery)

B&GHUT, S.I. arkbitektor
Shortcomings of surface arrangements in standard
coal mine designs. Shakht.stroi. 4 no.9.,10-12
3 160. OMU 13 ' 8)
1. Donetekiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut
nadshakbtnogo otroitelletya.
(Coal mines and mining-Equipment and supplies)
(Kine buildirgs)

L 09137-67 EWT(m)/E34p( IMC) RM
XCC NRi AP6031282 BOURCE CODE: UR/O229/66/ooo/oo8/oo63/oo63
WTHOR: Bagnenko, F. M.; Kayda, Yu. A.; Prokhorov, N. P.; Dudko, T.
V.
ORG-. None
TITLE: Production or fiberglass-reinforced plastic products
SOURCE: Sudostroyeniye, no. 8, 1966, 63
TOPIC TAGS: fiberglass, reinforced plastic, plastic fabricating
machinery
ABSTRACTI: The authors describe the devel-
opment of a unit for combination forming of pressure vacuum
pressure vu~,-M
cabin doors and heat control panels. The
unit was produced at the Kherson Shipbuild-
Ing Plant and Is composed of a pressing
chamber and vacuum chamber (see figure).
The pressing chamber is a welded dome-
shaped cover equipped with an insulated
jacket. -The vacuum chamber has doors which
are air-tight. A diaphragm is placed be-
tween the pressing and the vacuum chambers.
This diaphragm does the 'actual pressing.
The unit is heated by tubular electric
vacuum
678.029.46:666.i8q.21i

,L 09137-67
J~ECNRt AP6031282 7
heaters. The working temperatures are from 20 to 1800C and are
automatically con- lb
trolled., The following compo ents are used for the
producto:151~PN-3(VTU33122-60LSNKh)
polyethylene resin,_LSTT(q)C?Xnd KhTK-1 Iglass fillers and
PKO-115foam plasticj~fille
j
The filled dies axe placed inside the chamber vhich is
preheated to-7go--go
90 90 C and her-
metically sealed. The vacuum'initially is set at 600-650 mm lig
and four atmospheres
are allowed to pass through the pressure feed after 5 to 6
minutes. The vacuum becomes
weaker over a perij9d of 10 to 15 minutes. The entire process
takes 30 to 40 minutes.
After the moldingl!bperation is finished, the pressure in the
upper chamber is reduced
and the die casting mold is removed through the door. The shell
is removed from the
mold and filled with PKhV-l filler after which the cover is
glued on. The unit is
then placed in a hydraulic press and held for 24 hours. Such
doors are 2.5 timds
lighter than wooden doors and their production saves 12,350
rubles a year. Orig. art.
has: 3 figures.
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: None
Card 2/2 ' Ust

BAGNOVA, M. D. -1
e
N
. ~~ Sug-
BAGNOVA, M. D. - "The Treatment of Occupational Eczemas
with Ve
gestion under Hypnosis." Moscow 1955- (Dissertation for
the Degree
of Candidate in Medical Sciences~. Acad Med Sci USSR.
So*: Knizbnaya Litopis'. No. 7,0 1956.

USdR/Pharmacology - Toxicology - Hormone Preparations.
V
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 4, 1959, 18662
Author Sharapova, G.Ya.,- Bagnova,.M.D.
Inst
Title The Treatment of Patients with Al9pecia Areata
and Total
Alopecia with ACTH and Cortine
Orig Pub :Probl. endokrinol. i gormonoterapil, 1958,
4, No 2, 1U-
112
Abstract : Observations were conducted on 20 patients
with alopecia
areata and total baldnes.5 or seborrheic hair thinning.
To 5 patients with total baldness, ACTH was introduced
intramuscularly in the dose of 15-20 units each daily;
600-700 units per course. To the remaining 15 patients,
cortin was introduced subcutaneously in the amount of
I ml 3 times per week each; 20-40 injectionB per
course
of treatment. Clinical cure was noted in 8,
improvement
in 8; no result in 4 patients. In possible recurrences
Card 1/2

BAGI?OVA-,__N.D., Imnd.med.nauk
Clinical picture and prevention of occupational
dermatoses caused
by cWcelium of biomycin. 5ov.med. 22 no.1:109-112 Ja '58-
(HEM Il-4)
la Iz klinicheskago sektore (nauchnyy rukovoditell -
doktor
meditsinskikh nauk I.Ya.Sonnovik) Moskovskogo
nauchno-loBledovatell-
ekogo inatituta Banitarti i gigiyeny iment F.F.Brismana
(dir. -
Imndidat meditainakikh nauk A.Z.Belousov) Ministerstva
zdnvo-
okhranentya RSFSR.
(SKIN DISEASES, otiol. & pathogon.
biovWain mycelium in poultry handlers (Rxis))
(BIOMYCIII, inj, eff.
mycelium catising skin dis. in poultry handlers (RUB))
(OCCUPATURIAL DISHASYS
skin die. caused by mycelium of biomycin in poultry
handlers (Rue))

SOSNOIIIK, I.Ya.; BAGITOVA. M.D.; FUSMNA, HAT.;
UPOROV, D-V-
Clinical aspects of chronic poisoning by petroleum
products.
Uz.madvzhure 40 noel:29-33 Ja-F 159. (MIRA 12:10)
1. Iz Moskovskogo nauchno-iasledovatel'skogo
inetituta Banitarii
t gigiyeny in. F.I.Erismans (direktor -
A-Z-Beloueov).
(UOVOKUIBYSUV--FWROI&TM WMMS--DIUASES AND HYGIMIR)

ALITSHULER9 N.S.; LITOVCHEMOD O.V.5 Yu Sq I.I.;
DUBOVSKOYr P.A.3
PWITSYllAp T.G.;.~ ~NOTA, ~M.D.; KOZELVSKAYAD I.A.
Dynamics of tubermaosis of the okin in children in
1921-195*1.
Testadermai Te4o 33 no*6&23-.29 11-D 959. (MIRA 13 "- -)
(SM-TUB]MGULOSIS)

ROSHCHIN~ I.V.; NIFOHTOVA, M.V.; PRORHOROV, Yu.D.j
B4GNOVA.M.D.; KOLANOVA,
P.S.; ILYASOVA, S.V.; BULYCHEV, G.V.
Hygienic characteristics of the dust factor, and
health of workers
engaged in cleaning boilers of electric stations.
Uch.zap.Mosk.
nauch.-issl,inst.san.i gig. no.8:64-70161. (MIRA 16:7)
(LUNGS-D= DISEASES) (BOIISRS)

BAMIOVA, M.D.
Occupational skin diseases induced by pitch.
Uch.zap.Mosk.
naueb.-issl.inst.san.i gig.no.8!79-82161. (MIRA
16:7)
(SKIN-DISEASES) (PITCH-PBYSIOLOGICAL EFTWT)

..RAG.NOVA, M.D.
Occupational dermatitis as an effect of the synthetic
washing powder "Novost". Uch. zap. Mosk. nauch.-issl.
inst. san. i gig. no*9t56-58 161 (MM 16:11)
-)t,

I .BAGNOVA,.__k6_j)~kva)
0ocuplational skin disea es in workers of the Sukhona wood-
pulp and paper combine. aie.truda i prog.zab. nool.1:52-54
161.
(MIRA 14%3.1)
1. MoskovsRiy nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut gigiyeny
imeni
F.F. Erismana.
(VOLOGDA PROVINCE--PAPER INDUSTRY WORKERS-DISEASES AND
HYGIENE)

VYALOV, A.M.; BAGNOVA, M.D.; BULYCHEV, G.V.; BYLOV, I.S.;
GMIN, A.G.;
KUBLAPOVA-,-?-.-S~.;~UIU, N.N.; YUSIM-VICH, L.E.
Comparative evaluation of health conditions in workers
employed in
producing synthetic fatty acids and higher fatty
alcohols. Gig. i
san. 26 no.4:15-21 Ap 161. 041-RA -15: 5)
1. Iz klinicheskogo otdela Moskovskogo
nauchno-issledovateliskogo
instituta gigiyeny imeni F..F.Erismana 14inisterstva
zdravookhraneniya
RSFSR.
(CIA =-GAL INDUSTRIES--HYGIEVIC ASPECTS)
(ACIDS, FATTY-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
(ALCOHOLS--rHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

BAGNOVA, M.D., kand.med.nauk
Oocupational diseases of the skin in workers of the
core division
at the foundry works of the I.A.Likhachev Fac.tory. Gig
i san.
26 no.5:100-102 My 161. ... iHIRA 15:4)
1. Iz klinichaskep otdela Moskovalcogo
nauchno-issledovateliskogo
institute, gigiyeny imeni F.F.Erissrmna Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniYa
RSFSR.
(SKIN-DISEASES) (COREMAKING-HYGIENIC ASPECTS)

BAGNOVA.. M.D., nauchnyy sotr.; VASILIYEV, A.S.., nauchnyy
sotr.; GEYZER,
nauchro-y sotr.; YEFIMOV, 11.)..,p nauchnyy sotr.;
I;JKIYANOV,,
V.S.D nauchnyy sotr.; PANKOVA, V.M., red.; KOROBOVA, N.D.,
tekhn. red.
(Living and health]Byt i zdorovte. Moskva, Profizdat, 1962. ,
14q, P. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Moskovskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut gigiyeny im.
F.F.Erismana (for all except Pankova, Korobova).
(BY GIENE)

BAGNOVA, M., kand.zed.nmik
Skin infections.can be preventad. Okl=.truda i
aoto,strakh, 5
no.3.ls43 N 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Skin-Cam and hygiene)

BAGPOVA, M.D., kand.med.nauk
.. ... .. 1-1 --l - -
Prophylaxis for suppurative skin diseases. Med.
sestra 22 no*S:
55-56 163. (~MU 16tlO)
VIN-DISMES) (DIDUSTRIAL HYGIM)

VYALOV., A.M.; M.D.; VASIL'YEV,A.S.; PUSHKINA, H.N.;
YUSHKEVICH,
L.B.; 3WCHEV, G.V.; BYLOV, I.S.; GMIKIN, A.G.; Z=OVA,L.V.;
ZHIGULINA, L.A.
Early changes in the state of health of workers in the cumene
process of phenol and acetone production. Uch. zap.
Mosk.nauch.-
issl. inst.san. i gig. no.9tl3-16 t61 (AURA 16,.11)
I

VYAI,OV)A-M.,*.,PAPNOVA,.,,ti~p,.; KUBLANOVA,P.S.; FUSHKOA,
N.N.; EMYCHEV,G.V.:
HYLOV, I.S.; GENKIN, A.G.; KOTELINIKOVA, M.P.; SKLYANSKAU,V.S.
Changes in the health of workers engaged in the production Cf
synthetic fatty acids. Ucb.zap. Monk.nauch.-issl. inst. san.
i gig. no.9:50-54 t6l (MMAL 16 t1l)

YDRDUKHOVICH, N.G.; BELYAYEV, M.M.; MOZHAYSKAYA, L.Ya.;
111KOIMO, V.I.;
BAGNYUK,,V.S.
Use of "KF-911 plastics and their modifications in small
high-frequency
switches. Plast.massy no.12:54-57 163, (KRA 17t2)

17.
Tl,.c-- condition of Hungarian bauxitc, iininj-.
rv - r,
P. 161: (Magirar Thnvaszati es Kol,aszati E-esulet)
A,,ciape t
Vol. 12j, No. 3, Mar. 19~,7.
SO: Mont',lv Index of *,,,'ast I~uropcan Ac(ssions Vc,-, .
- , No. 11 Novemicer 1957.
I () . I

T-'AGO,
The situation in rc-t:ard to HunE.-ariaii lbauxitt-
m-in4,n[,.
P. 230 (Mamyar T-'anyaszati es KohLszzati LE-jesiLlet)
Budapest
Vol. 12, No. 3, Yar. 1~57-
SO: I-Ionthly Index of Fast -,,mropean Acns.,iioms (AM!,j)
%,01. (.)y ~:Q. 11 November 19~7.

HUNGARY / Cosmochemistry. Geochemistry. Hydrochem- D
istry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-KhAmiya, No 21; 1958, 70441.
Author : Bago, F.
Inst :Not ~gve ~.~
Title :The Mining and Geological Conditions and Loca-
tion of the Opening of the Bauxite Mine in
Rhalimba.
Orig Pub: Banyasz. lapok, 1958, 13, No 11 27 -34.
Abstract: The basic data on geology and composition of
ores from two seotions are given. In addition
to themajor componshts:
(A1203 43.1 - 57.2; S102 2.9 - 15.6,
Fe03 18.2 - 31.8%), the ores contain i4in
Card 1/2 21

HUNGARY / Cosmochemistry, Geochemistry. Hydrochem- D
istry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhut-Xhimiya, No 21, 1958, 70441.
Abstract: V2 05 0.09 - 0.12, Cr203 0-01 - 0.04, Mn02
0-10 - 0-20, Ga203 0.0032 - 0.012, Li203
0.003 - 0.014, BeO 0.0006 - 0.000?2, Zr02
0.023 - 0.039, N,203 0.0082 0.021, C0203
0.0010 - 0.0068, SrO 0.031 0.085.
Card 2/2

BPGO, Ferenc, okleveles banyamernok
Technical and economic effect of applying steel supports
in the logwall system on the Hungarian co&1 mining. Pt.l.
Bany lap 93 no.7:433-"3 J1 160.
1. Nehezipari Miniozterium Szenbanyaszati Foosztalya.

UGO, Ferene, okleveles banyamermok
Technical and economic effect of applying steel
supports
in the longwall syster, on the Hungarian coal
mining. Pt.2.
Bany lap 93 no.8:505-517 Ag 160.
1. Nehezipari Miniazterium Szenbanyanati Foosztaly.

,.,B,A,GO.. lapz~o;,MAGYARCSY, Ferenc, dr.
Settling certain questions relating to.the
expropriation proP
cedure. Geod kart 16 no*2'.-119-126 164

BAGO Laszlo- YAGYARDSY Ferenc, dr.
--. --., ~ I I- y P
Remark cn the aiticle "Current questions of land
r-gistration
and the process of expropriation." Geod kart 16
no.6:4441-
445 164.

133ho-66
ACC NR: Apoonv SOURCE CODE: HU/0017/65/017MVOO19/0026~
J AUTHOR: Bago, Laszlo
e
ORG non
TITLE;: Technical operations in surveying of residential plots
SOURCE: Geodezia es kartografia, v. 17, no. 1, 1965, 10-26
TOPIC TAGS: ground survey, general construction, civil engineering
ABSTRACT: 'The surveyor's*duties in fulfilling the stipulations of
thi
regulations issued by the Ministry of Construction (Epitesugyi
Miniazo
terium) were discussed, insofar as they pertain to the surveying of
residential plots. The official entities entitled to such surveying.,
the requirements for the surveys from a technical and official angle)
the means of preparing the surveys, and the procedures for obtaining
the building permits and registration certificates were discussed.
T1--e drawings that are to.accompany the applications are governed by
6pecific regulations; these were described. [JPR5]
SUB CODE: 08o 13 SUBM DATE: none ORIG REF: 012
Card 1/1 Alt,) UDC.* 528.441.21

AVRAMENKO, V.N., inzh.; RAGOCHYUNAS, V.M., inzh.;
DMITRIYEV) Yu.V., kand.
tekhn. nauk
Flat roofs for industrial buildings made of hollow
decks of air
flues. Prom. stroi. 41 no.6:18-22 Je 164. (MIRA 17:9)

FILEP, Aladar. dr., korhazi foorvos- BAGOLY Pal, dr.,
korhazi adjunktus.
Surgical therapy of cancer of the uterus. Magy.
noorv. lap. 18 no.
6!321-336 Nov 55.
1. Coongradineg3rei Tanace Korha2a, Szentes.
Szuleszeti es
Rog3rog3rassatt Oaztalyanak kozlemenye.
(UTERUS, neoplasms
surg.. technic & postoperative radiother.,
follow-up.)
(RADIOTHMAPY, in various diseases
cancer of uterus, postoperative use.)

"RAGOLY,E
.- SZALAY, Gyorgy, dr.
Premature labor in tuberculosis. Orv.hetil. 101
no.48:1706-1707
27 N, 6o.
1. Goongrad megyei Tanace Korhaza, Szentes, Tbe.
Szuleezeti Oaztaly.
(TUBERCULOSIS PULMONARY in T)regn)
(INFANT PREMATURE)

SZALAY, Gyorgy,, dr.; BAGOLY, ~A-I, dr.
Extrapulmonary tuberculosis in pregnan4. Orv.
hetil. 102 no.39:
1845-1849 24 S 161.
1. Szentesi Megyei Korhaz The Szuleszeti Osztaly.
(TUBERCULOSIS in pregn) (PREGNANCY compl)

[~ ") I J, :t I , i
BAGOTI., li. T.
Treatmen'4, of acute and chronlo hepatitle with freoh
extracts of the
pancrean. Klin. med., Moskl-a 28%6, June 50. p. 65-9
1, MOSCOW.
Ml 19o 5. Nov., 1950

BAGOSIp E.
Large-scale production of grass seed. P. 306. AGRARTUDOMANY.
(Miesurin Agrartudomanyi Egyesulet) Budapest. Vol. 8, no. 7, July
1956.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL) Library of Congress.
Vol. 5, No. 11, November 1956.

BAGOTA, IM,
"Problem of Youth in the Polish Anglers
Association." P. 19,
RYB-A,
(GOsr-ODARKA Mi. "Vol. 5, No. 11, Nov. 1953.
Warszawa, Poland.)
SO: Monthly List of East Ekiropean Accessions,
(zEAL), LC, Vol. 3,
No. 12, Dec. 1954, Uncle

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I!

a
, .
..
L
11junst I'll 11xilln
& 12 7 w - a ft 34 11
l
A-
IMF
~
fly D -0 CA '.i
~
R#
00
T
OU1Wl Ak~- ORMET19i M.
J4
fa 0
1
i

The vaoft of to of mormy drop in a via-
0'a
0
4W-od A. N. Frumkin- C-PC
diums. L 4_F
0
".j. ". sti, X.S.S. 55. 131-6(1947)(in English);
r
:
cf. C.A. 0. VJP, &W-Tbt vdacity of fall of lfg drOPs-
ItnWO1 COn(9- 1-3% 1110 "ad

with suitable
of K of as dWrorg vras dctd.,

C0Vrrc,1jOM 0 1 FIRIt"ll hMMM lot
tbC COCCt 01 tbt VC98d

interwtion of the falling drop,

l
c
-
wall% and The hydrod
0
omoldwolved %"with&
w
Pre
inthecolumts. Intc

0
fell at a rate in acre"Icat with
Unall cim. cow, the drops
i
0
~t-
004 ij~
n
Stakes* fonnuts. The Charge on the drop after a Certa
-time of conlad wills a min. coft1g. dissolved Os is Intle-
-; ,
0 :!f

: ,
wed
pendent of its Initial value. After removal of dissol
th by bubbling H9 tbr-A the sala. far 2D bro., the Values
0
,I
o(lbe ratio, *.the vdadtyof fail of the liquid drop w to
l
o
t

l
.,
d sp
that of the velocity of fall of a s
*0
twccn 1.03 and 1.47.
dependlull'on The chuffe. and
R;
h
00
arga.
proachn 1.5 titnes the value of m. at small c

addn. of
surface-wtive agents, such as amyl and octyl

aks.. did awt cmft
any appreciable cbmw In the form of

the curvo. %laWes calm. by
the theoretical Mation

derived, speed with the observed values.
A. F.
L
..A
U AV 16-
0
T
00
00 0 0 0
0 0 0
32
m a a 9 U NO 4 A) a 43 a 46,
.."D -00
ML -09
0
so
*00
9 coo,
Zoo
wo 0
:j fte
coo
too
dim
0
0

-; 1-0
;;o go
I) If W 11 It. If A
10, 'A, 11 11, A I a
A It a J, 0- f.110.
Of Ibe
oil
-11116
0A1 The potentials of falling drops. L.Haigoiskity4 anti I.
FrumUln (Inxt. Phys. Chrin.. Acad. sci. hills.
row). J. J'Aivs. Omits. (17-SS.k.) .11, lict:1-430947) I
I. (iu Hunsim)-ift drPM 1.2 mm. in diain.. were faw-I
lifull a Capillary And tell Ill a 9 111 VIIII, In CIVIVIn) 9.4
l".1.
?41;1) 1 J";,. I% kell 91111 alltifln-51 III 111V lift III the
'%Ipll 11-00
i V, they vitir 11111111110 by ~'nranii it all MokiliAly ti--
-00
their suff"ef clllugt~ it
Ittitle. Ile its
0 0 whic - o 1, i bring the cutmit ra"i"I
by the drop' and A the area of the fig/soln. interface 90
formed In I sl~. The ,dimrnllia. ,,~,W E betiteen
the top find the bottom of the glycerol column was Incas. solid
insulatinj panicirs. A almr Nert I
0%3 urrdassfunctionole. InNICBrEwasalmostindelm.n. is given
(Levich. C.A. 42, 21W). It shows, e.g., that p
dent of 4 at large jx)s. s. becante zero at very small neg. I.
the potential difference between the back and the front of a
000, anti changed its sign at greatrr neg. e values. In OAM A
falling Its drop m-ab as high as o.4 v. The theory predicts.11
00 %1 and 0.1 115 V Mir Eshowed a max. It small ". e Witt a in
;i9i'Mment with the expt., that the max. 0( E occurs at 6
0 V mitt . (i.e.. a ittax. of thc neg 461 at small neg. o
vahif- - - 61 -)-4. P twins the risomity and, the clec. cond.
of
These results were observed ithri, air wai dispUL-rd finni the
wiln. Ilikerman
:0 a the win. by Its; III the prest-nee of OV R was alinint in-
dependent of # because the charge oil the falling dropirt
X was detd. by the compti. of the Wn. rather than by the 00
original polarization, The E values increased when.the 0
it
otmen. of KHr decreased and reached about 0.1 v.. i.e.,
were touch girater than The 3edimentatim potentials A
00
Ile 0
A S 8 - I L A StIALLURGICAL WERAIUME CLASSIFKAIION --Z.
NZ).O.
Ot! It
1.10tij .1, 0.. C41 I)ILIIIII-1; a Ill 1, Cot i.- -it
. , I q - I W--T- V --
E) UU AV go is IV it A, K a It a a it it Or -W I !,Z,.AAL Is W
0 1 - I xr W 3 it (I a V
0 0 0 0 0 0
is: 4111411 0 0 0 G 0 0 Ose 0 9 *10 0-0 0-9 0 0 41 0 0 06 0 0 0
0 0

S It M J, 1$ 16 It x is 40 At 41 41
A I t
MA Eli.-T. it. J.-I,
r,~,t&vi3xi _Z.0 IF3 Afto 4,11CO-11INS IIN
men
I I Thl P014QUW Of 11AM149 I "
7) 4mp. A. Prumkin
nd 1. A. IlittotAltya (Univ. uscow). JI Ph &
-,.Qra , I
Coijoid ~ CUiR. 32, cf. C.A. 41 -111
an 04ree aWn. of Kilt, and glycerol with a y6cattitif of
-8-14 polws, fig drops fall from a dropping-lig electrode
with a drop time of about 0.4 me. at the rate of 1.0-1.2
cm.liec. 7%r drom we polarized by an r.m.l. which is
applied between the droppinji-11ileloctmit and a War
Iffirlectrodeinthesame"n. The potential itrising hunt
00 the fall of the tit%,% is ruessoreil agailat 3 As-A411;
elec
trodes spaced along the path of the drops. It is shown
that the taingratial motion of the surface 4 fialling drum
Go di .
dloplisces the charges of the double layer from tbv lower
to the upper end is[ lite dmis, giving riw tit a p.d.
twitisreft
00 lite two ruds. It," 411"j. 4.1 ladiu. 41.11 tnut., vi-ftily
of
the solu. 13. and clec. imn-1. 4 X 10-1. the tv.d. 1,etwern
00 The lower and lite upM ends of lite drop reaches 0.4 V.
00 4 Ideasurements cit lite lml. lwtwren Various points of it
liquid column In which thr d-js tire Wing we in tair
agreement with values expected theoretically. In se
cmdance with the t1mvy of Fruatkin ad 1,vich (C.A.,
40, OU449 with increase in lite charge dellitY the Ahs
%mlue of the potential of faltint drops first increases,
Traches a max.. and then .[",P,4 (is. It &1w fanom from
thew Inealairtur 1% Ilml the frUN'tthill time tit Ow flec.
u
joullir layer at lite lig-sitin. lnt,tf,tv tit girrmil Is 1e,%
ChAtt.' X III '%T-
AIN-111-A OfTAM41CAL LITINAT1.1111, CLAIIIFICATI(I-
U is &V to is' t - it -1 f-ir-1 1-j-v 0-11- v !7J:
,a ft 0 It to #A a a x a n a n It X "D A
go go 000
so-geoles, 0 go 0-0-0 6-0, ass, 0 00 000100 see 0006 00 0000000
M?,
-00
go*
200
4041
44too
roe
Oes,
go
~96
goo
see
we*
no 0
Its 00

movenow of kwd ad n1d 1111114M w-Wo III #W-
W V. ig a
t, yw"""W"On nuftey =41 "Mwimtr
t, & Zkor. Fix. K a. 23, 1231-9(1949); d.
im
4,2, * and Frumirla &M loevich, C.A. 42,
5M.-HS ten im drop (nAiuo 0.036 em.) tbroulb KBr
solas. in Clyawal (9 2.6-32 pains) at 21-22 . The
drops during tbeir fonnation were tharsed by current i.
and the charge e was calcd. as i1A , A being the drop
area
famed In I me. (about 2 X 10-1 sq. cm./tor.). The
sains. wat astd. with H8 to ovoid vmHatim of # during
descent. Along about 3 ca. at their path. the drops were
subjected to a borisnotal electrostatic field of 0.25-1.8
y./cm. -, the field etrength was detd. by Ag/A ndm.
Prcwn the horizontal deviation of the drips t=w0bility
V in cm./sec. v. In the ekv. field was caled. When o
vari"I bet a e +35 rind -30 X 10-4 coulomb/sq. cm.
and theeke. cond. abetween 10-land 10-Gobra-1 cm.-'.
V tmighly fallav"A the equation V - mol(2eq + 0) (cf.
A. 40. XWO). V wall - 11 at a P111011 are. 0 1 In"rod
It 4 - (1) ptretuflatily beco4w IN"111. (it vvas s=111
w7tit
in the Palo. At k"r ., the mos. V was too lot.
surnably because t eatial gradient ow The dism.
of the drop bommerrumportance. The max. V was,
e1g. 2.4, 9. and 22 lot ros. fit drop at a - 1.9 X 10-6,
2.5 X 10-'o mW 10- o map - atom, it was about 106
lima as #me " elect mobilities. Pyridine and
ttivactitylpyridine dMa not V; oaphtbylaminr (0.1 M)
kwers V. 1. J. bilorman -,

`i~i..Nfwse Is wiftoss =Whm. f. A.
I M.-). Zhar. As.
A41V1,047 I-W IM) i d. C.A. 43. 2112U.-Hs dfopo
(radius r - O.OM eva.) fell In a KRr soln. In IlYmral N -
2.3 poises), **%m the distance i betwetn 2 caurcutivv
drops was lea Ibis. my. 110 r, the rate to of fall increased
with the mile P:d, v,g, at rJ - 0.12, to sometitnes was
1.15 s% (ok is the raft of fail of a single drop). When
04,01. (a. - The raft taw. ("M Stolive, equation) was
farge (e.g. 1.47), w /me was near I and somethars even kiss
thant. The ratio as/y. bad a max. (about 1.4) when the
drops carried a ebwV # of about 3 X 10-6 coulomb/sq.
em', this mail was Oteep, In 0.01 N Kur " &hall" In
O.A,k'Kbf. ii~depmdtamoloo/o.onoisactmntedfor
b thendieribrory. IsasmWified (with HNOO 0.38,V
e"o, W.. Is .!Y. wta, was 1.37. This high
W
velocity cannot be explained by the effect of o. whkb was
about 7 X 1"; them must kave been transfer of fig ions
RCtON the drop/ids. boundary. In 0.1 M CoffiNift +
(1-7 N KW in glyeerd 0* greatest Y./P. was 1.24; surface
act lve sabstaw" reduce the tangential inovirmenis in the
drop (as In so Ins ng Polar 111AX.) atal lwace
jrPhIC
im-frase the 11='between top and adn. AmOll
to
octyl sk.. and ftNH, had lem effect. The vulues, 4
ads, near I fasted by the previous experimenters, e4-,
Sly,ty Aye. Jim. F. 1060916)) were due to low Aoc.
cond. J the ordiam and dm presence of 0 and rarface-
active Impurkim. 1. 1. Olk"Mn

Uois. 2S, 4.'Ki-d (14 ).-The m4n,
of Ht in 2S 1450, lit An atio. of Ol ptoverde through an
0I + + 2e - I
elec rot-hein. nitchanis v. Lh + M (1) And
I ij
Hg r* Ila* + e (2). This 6 shown by the following ob~
ttrvations- (1)'11me iirquivalenct bct%etn the amt. of lig
dismilved and the amt. of Ift0i formed in jm9n.: this can
be
seen with the help of polarogrunis of the soin. which can
be
coulpared to polarogTanis Stained with synthetic m4im.
cDutg. equiv. anits. of Ila And llj(h, This Is in
axrecinent
with morne data of Koltholl (C.A. 34. I;UPP~r (2) The
rat.~
of Wis. of [is At a fill tlecimle depprids on the
tirctrixi
potential and can be detd. frout the kinetic. of
electrolytic
reduction of 0,. The latter is inve-fixalt'l by 11jejus
(if
polarization curves at a fig electrode at conditions buch
that
the reduction of O~ is the only electrode reaction takins:
place. Michel Houdart

BAGOTSKATA 1. A,,
Effect of anions on the solution of mercury in
electrolytic solutions
in the presence of oxygen. Zhur.Fiz.1him. 26, 659-68
'52. (MLRA 5:8)
(CA 47 no.13-6269 153)
1. Institut fisichaskoy khisil, Akademiya nauk S.S.S.R.,
Moscow.

USS.R/Chemistry'- Electrochemistry Aug 52
Diffusion
"Diffusion in Liquids During Turbulent Mixing,"
I. A. Bagotskaya
lliwN SSSRII vol 85, No 5., PP 1057-1060
A rotating, disk-shaped Cu electrode was used in
the study of diffusion in liquids. The rpm of the,
electrode were measured stroboscopically andvaried
between 500 and 1750. It developed that the dif-
fusion, and hen6e.the limiting current, is linearly
related to the rpm and not proportional to its
square root as in laminar mixing. Submitted by
Acad A. N. Frumkin 19 Jun 52.
239T19

BAWTSWA, I.A.
Stationary potentials and the kinetics of
self-dissolution of alwilgams
in the presence of oxygen. Zhur. Fi-.. Khim. 27, 362-9
'53. WaA 6:5)
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Redox properties of diffuse atomic hydrogen on the
surface of
a polarized electrode in alkaline solutions* Dokle
A SSSR
110 no-3:397-WO S 156. (MLRA 9:12)
1. Institut fizicheekoy, khimii Akademii nauk
SSSR.Pradatavlene
akademikom A.N.Prumkinym.
(Hydrogen) (Electrochemistry)

AUTHORS: Oahe, A. I., Bagotakaya, I. A. SOV/. 76-32-6-29/46
TITLE: The Effect of Diffusing Atomic Hydrogen on the
Hydrogen Excess
Voltagerfon Iron and Its Galvanic Coatings in Basic and Acid
Solutions (Vliyaniye diffundiruyushchego atomarnogo vodoroda
na perenapryazheniye vodoroda?lna zheleze i nanesennykh na
nego gallvanicheskikh osadkakh v rastvore shchelochi i
kisloty)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheakoy khimii, 1958, Vol. 32, Nr 6,
PP. 1379-1388
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Investigations on the effect of an artificial
increase of
the concentration of atomic hydrogen at the electrode sur-
face on the kinetics of its electrochemical separation may
supply intrmation on the mechanism of this reaction, which
fact had already been observed by A. N. Frumkin (Ref 1). In
the present paper the problem mentioned in the title was in-
vestigated in the case of galvanic copper and nickel deposi-
tions on iron and in 1n NaOE solutions, as well as on pure
iron and on~iron blanched with tin and mercury; it was also
investigated in the case of galvanic depositions of tin,
nickel and copper in 1n H2SO4 solutions, the method applied
Card 1113 remaining the same as in an earlier paper. As may
be seen

The Effect of Diffusing Atomic Hydrogen on the Hydrogen
Excessp#-6-32-6-29146
Voltage 41 on Iron and Its Galvanic Coatings in Basic and Acid
Solutions
from an experimental part the authors used Armoo iron; the
graphically represented experiments in the NaOH solution
show that increases in the case of the nickel deposition
with smallicathode polarization under the action of diffus-
ing hydrogen, and that it decreases with a higher one; in the
case of ealvanic copper depositions, howeverl-t always
increases.
In the case of a treatment of the galvanic depositions with
mer-
cury these effects change, however. The investigations in
sulfuric acid solutions in the case of pure iron, iron
blanched with lead, and the galvanic depositions tin and copper
did not display any influence of the diffusing hydrogen on 17,
while in the case of iron blanched in mercury a smaller effect
-was observed; this may be explained by a higher velocity of
re-Abrmation of the atomic hydrogen (as compared to the
alkaline
medium). In the explanations of the observed effects the works
by Gerischer and Mehl (Refs 8,9) are mentioned and it is
pointed out that the dependence on the electrode polarization
could not be taken into account. In order to obtain a com-
parison of the theoretical derivations with the experiment the
Card 2/3 influence of the amperage of the diffusing hydrogen
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Excessijnlf,'~6-32-6-29/46
Voltagem, on Iron and Its Galvanic Coatings in Basic and Acid
Solutions
in the case of an electrode polarization with constant
amperage
was carried out, and it was found that in the beginning there
is an increase which later on converges to a certain value, or
that the decrease of the excess-volta-e grows in the beginning
and then approaches a limit value in the case of a polariza-
tion increase with constant il/i. The observed effects of the
decrease of the excess voltaGe were greater than those calcu-
lated theoretically. Finally the authors thank A.N. Frumkin,
Llember, Academy of Sciences, USSR. There are 9 figures and 9
references, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya nauk SSSR;Institut fizicheskoy
khimii,,Moskva (Moscow
Institute of Physical ChemistryAS USSR)
SUBMITTED: February 22, 1957
1. Hydrogen--Diffusion 2. Hydrogen--Electrochemistry
3. Metal coatings--Electrochemistry 4. Sodium
hydroxide--Electro-
Card 3/3 chemistry 5. Mercury--Electrochemistry

S/076/60/034/007/020/042/XX
B004/Bo68
AUTHORS: Bagotskayal 1. A., Kovba, L. D., and Oshe, A. I.
"woo'
TITLE: Study of the Effect of-Diffusing Atomic Hydrogen on the
Xinetios of Its Electrochemical Evolution
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1960, Vol. 34, No. 7,
PP. 1508-1516
TEXT: The effect of hydrogen diffusion on the kinetics of its
electro-
chemical evolution was studied in Refs. 1-4 using an iron
membrane fixed
between two vessels and sealed with vacuum grease. Since a
disturbing
effect of the vacuum grease on the overvoltage I was suspected,
the authors
repeated their experiments with a new device shown in Fig. 1. A
dish made
of Armco iron (2 cm in diameter; about 1 cm high; wall thickness:
0.1 to
0.07 mm) was connected to a platinum contact by means of an iron
clamp.
The outside surface of the dish was polarized,and,the inside
surface was
exposed to diffusion. Cell I contained hydrogen gas. The dish was
filled
from containers 2 and 3 with 1 N NaOH saturated with H 2 to a
height of
2 to 3 mm. The inside surface of the dish was cathodically
polarized with
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S/076/60/034/007/020/042/xx
Hydrogen on the Kinetics of Its Electro- B004/BO68
chemical Evolution
the platinum anode 4, and the diffusion potential Td was
measured with
respect to the reference anode.5.As soon as ?d had reached a
constant
value, 2 N HmSO saturated with H and containing.traces of Pb(NO
e- 4 2 3)2 was
pumped from container 8 into cell 1 such that it touched the
bottom of
the dish. The dish was temporarily polarized anodically.
Hydrogen diffu-
sion was discontinued by using hydrogen-saturated NaOH from
container 11
instead of the acid solution. These experiments were performed
with pure
Armco iron, mercury-poisoned iron, and zinc-plated iron. The
results were
in agreement with the ones obtained previously. Overvoltage I
was increased
onnDn-poisoned iron and lowered on Hg-poisoned iron by hydrogen
diffusion.
The increase in Ai of the rate of electrochemical hydrogen
evolution in
the presence of diffusing atomic hydrogen was determined on
Hg-poisoned
ironand zinc-plated iron with I = const. For a given rate of
diffusion if,
the amperage i was measured. For Ai/il, the following values
were found:
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Study of the Effect of Diffusing Atomic S/076/60/034/007/020/042/XX
1~ydrogen on the Kinetics of Its Electro- B000066
chemical-Evolution
Electrode Electrolyte (A i/i
Fe + Hg 3 N NaOH 0.800 1.72
Fe + Hg 0-5 N NaOH 0-790-0-875 1.37
Fe + Zn 4 X NaOH o.61o 0.24
Fe + Zn 0.5 N NaOR o.69o o.1
Moreover, the effect of P., of the cathodic polarization of the
electrode,
and' of the pH of the solution on A~ was examined on Armoo iron and
nickel
lated iron. With constant cathodic polarization of the electrode A~
in
p
creased with if and approached a limit. Increase of ~ and decrease of
pH
16d to a decrease of 6~ . A. N. Frumkin is thanked for a discussion.
There are 7 figures, 1 table, and 6 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya nauk SSSR, institut elektrokhimii
(Academy of Sciences USSRf, Institute of Electrochemistry)
SUBMITTED: September 25, 1958
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B004/BO68
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B&GOTSKAYA, I.A.; KOV]3&, L.D.
Rate of diffusion of electrolytic hydrogen, as
affected by
the condition of that side of an iron membrane
where the
diffusion begins. Dokl-AM SSSR 133 no.4:862-865
Ag 160.
MIA 13:7)
1. Institut elektrokbizil Akademii nauk SSSR.
Ptedstavleno
akademikom A.N. li-umkinym.
(Diffusion) (Hydrogen)

43469
S/076/62/036/012/003/014
B101/B180
A73THOR: Bagotskaya, I. A. (Moscow)
TITLEs Effect 6,f the solution composition on the rate of diffusion
of electrolytic hydrogen through metal diaphragms. I.
Diffusion of hydrogen through iron diaphragms
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal f'izicheskoy khimii, v. .36, no. 12, 1962, 266*7
- 2673
TEM The time dependen':ce of H iffusion through an iron diaphragm was
meabured for the following solu?,ons: 2 N NaOH, 2 N H so 2 N H so
2 49 2 4
+ 0.1 N KI, and 2 N H so + 0.1 N KI + 0.1 M (C H ) NI. The diffusion
side
2 4 4 9 4
of the diaphrafm was poisoned with As, Pb, oT Hg, and.cathodically
polarized
With 4-10-4 a/cm 2. Resultat The presence of any of these solutions,
and
poisoning, on the diffusion side, with As in acid or alkaline media,
Pb in
acidt or Hg in alkaline media, reduces the diffusion rate v Ii
considerably.
The opposite occurs with the same factors on the polarization side. Fe
poisoned with Pb in alkali or with Hg in an acid does not follow this
ru '1e.
The recombination theory developed by N. I. Kobozev and V. V.
Monblanova
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S/076/62/036/012/003/014
'Effect of the solution B101/B180
(Zh. fiz. khimii, 6, 308, 1935) according to which the binding energy
and
hydrogen are the decisive factors-in diffusion, does not adequately
ex-
plain the experimental results. Two processes are assumed to take
place on
hydrogen diffusions hydrogen'penetration of the metal during
discharge,
and its withdrawaltft the solution by electrochemical desorption.
These
reactions are independent and probably occur on different parts of the
diaVhragm surface. The results obtained would then be explained by the
relative value of changes.in the activation energies of these
reactions,
and no U
definite dependence is necessary for the binding energy and over-
voltage. There are 5-figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya nauk;'SSSR, Institut elektrokhimii (Academy of
Sciences USSR, Institute of Electrochemistry)
SOBMITTEDs April 15, 1961
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BAGOTSKAYA, I.A.
Effect of the electrical double layer structuxe on
electrochemical
desorption. Dokl. AN SSM 1/+2 no.511105-1107 F #62.
(KM 15:2)
1. Institut elektrokhimii AN S.S-SR. Predstavleno
akademikom
A.N Jlru~jnym.
(Desorption)
(Electrochemistry)

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S/076/63/037/001/016/029
B144/B186
AUTHORSs Kovba, L. D., Lagotskaya, I. A.
'TITLE: Effect of.the composition of the solution on the diffusion
rate of electrolytic hydrogen through metal diaphragms. II.
Hydrogen diffusion through palladium diaphragms
PERIODICALt Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v..37, no. 1, 1963, 161 168
+
TEXT: The separate and combined effect of the I and (C H ) N ions on
4 9 4
the hydrogen diffusion through Pd diaphragms was studied in 1 N H 30
.(a),
2 4
I N H 2 so4 +0.103 N KI (b), 1 N H 2so4+ 5'10. M [(C 4H9 ) 4N]2SO4
(c), and
I N H SO + 0.03 N KI + saturated (C H ) NI (d) solutions with
and-without
2 4 4 9 4 2'
addition of Hg. After zpretreatment of the diaphragm in (a) with
2*10-18/CM
current, the polarization,was stopped at the diffusion side.and
continued
with 5-10-3.a/cm2 current at the polarization sid6 until a constant H
2
diffusion rate was established. The potential at the diffusion side
was
50 - 60 mv. About half of t~e'!H~ forming diffused through the
diaphragM_..---T-
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S/076/63/037/001/010-/029
Effect of the composition ... B144/B186
The effect of additions and Hg-poisoning of the diaphragm was
studied in
cathodic polarization, the respective current strengths being i pol
3 fic/cm2
5-10 and i O_ if I and Hg are introduced at the pola~iza-
dif
tion side they inurease the diffusion rate v dif' whereas
introduction, at
the diffusion side has the contrary effect: On KI addition at the
polari-
zation side, the overvoltage~oj*increased to 60 mv.and 5/6 of the
hydrogen
formed diffused through the diaphragm. This is in agreement with the
negative effect-of I and Hg on the energy of the metal - H bond and
on
ads
the hydrogen overvoltage retarding the discharge and removal of
thead-
sorbed H. In further tests the .action of I_.on v dif and I was
investigated
after the electrode had been kept for some time in (b) without
cathodic
polarization. Here 41 increased steadily while v dif decreased. This
ob-
served inconsistency'implies the probable existence of two types of
Pd
poisoning by I-: a weak type with increasing v dif and s, in which
only
the active centers of the Pd surface take Dart in the hydrogen
discharge
Ca rd 2/ 3,