SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BALABOLKIN, A. N. -

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Way& of improving the performance of perforator boring in hard
ro6k. Trudy Alt, GHNII AN Kazakh. SSR 10176-80 '61. (MIRA l419)
(boring)

-BALABOUIN# -- -- ---
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Dispersion study of mine dust. Trudy Alt. GMNII AN Xatakh, SSR
M116-119 161, (MIRA 1419)
(Mine dusts)

BALABOLKU,- A*N4 I TAYNAYEV) *6
Using core bits and rods made of thin pipe in boring with rock
drills. Bor'ba a oil. 5tI71-173 162. --IIURA 1615)
1, Gorno-motallurgicheskiy nauchno-iselodovateltakiy institut
AN WSSR.
(Rook drills) (Mine dusts.-Preventiovi

OV6,
NIKOLAYEV,
"Current problems in the hormonal and surgical treatment of
diseases of the endocrine glands* by E,Polaks J.Syllabae Re-
viewed by O.V.Nikolaevt M.I.Ealabolkine Probl. andokre gor-
monoter., 9 noo4tll3-116 Jl-Agt63 (HIRA 17ol)

~.A.Lj 2AYRATIYANTS,
SIPJMIIA)VAO N.V.1 Al!~!nUk Von.
Itsenko-CuBhing disease in conjunction vith cancer
of the
pancreas. Probl. endok. i gorm, 11 no.lt6O-62 Ja-F
165.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Terapevticheekoys otdoleniya (tav. - kAnd. mad.
nauk A.G.
VaBillyeva) i patologoanatomicheakoye otdeleniye
(sav. -
kand, med, nauk V.B* Zaymtlyants) VBenoyuznogo
nauchno-
isaledovatellskogo institute. eksperimentallnoy
endokrinologii
(dlr. - prof. Ye.A. Vaayukova), Moskva.

.BALABOLIN, Nikolay Aleksandrovich; FOMV, G.V.p ted.
(Porcusaion-pulse-typo nut runne,]Gaikovert udimo-
impullanogo tipa, Leningradp 1964o ~, p*
(MIRA 170)

KAMIF; A.I., kand6modo nauk ; 4&;Apq4j N) M.I. (Mooky&) o
., ~.f i
Tt~66n-hnst eyndrmoo Tracho delo noe%14~-147 &63.,
'CkilLk 16slO)
L Khirurgiahookoys otdolonia (sav, p prof6 O.V.Nikolayev) .
Vessoyusnogo nauobno-boledovateliskogo inoUtuta sksperi-
mentaltnoy andokrinologlie
(AGROKBULT) (GOIM),

SHUHILOVAv N.V.; BALABOLKINp R.I.
lanthonatosis with disorders of cerebral blood
circulation In a
patient with aoronegaly. Probl. andok. I gorm. 10
no.6t56-58 W-D
164. (MIRA 180)
1. Tarapevtichaskoye otdolaniye kliniki Vessoyusnogo
instituts. skepari-
mentaltnoy andokrinologii (dir. - prof.
Ye.A.Vasyukova),, Moskva.

KALfMlNj AP,; B41ASMUNO X.I.
SYndromo of )vPeroortIftalits In AA]igmnt tujwra cf
diff#r*nt orp,*no.
Top, onk. 11 no*lOtll4,-120 165, (MTRA 18#10)

SALAPOI,K:N M.1,
-, -.1 -_-11 -1-11--.
Growth hormone oontent in the blood serum in patients with
acromegaly. Probl. andok. i gorm. 11 no.4:42-46 JI-Ag 065.
(MIRA 18111)
1. TerapavtIcheakoys, otdolonlys (sav.- kand. med. nauk
A.G.
Vasillyeva) Vsesoyusnogo institute skeperimentaltnoy
endokrinolegll
(dir.- prof. Ye.A. Vasyukova), Moskva.

ZUI A, G.S.1 LEVITSKAYA, Z.I.;
XROV _*l~BOLKIN, M
Toxic goiter and wqocardial Infarct. Probl. endok. i gor-A.,
11 noAM-21 " 165. (MrRA l8tl2)1!1
1, Kafedra ondokrinologii (sav. - prof. Ye.A. Vanyukova)
ISentrallnogo Instituta usmrshenstyovaniya. vrachey i Institut
eksperinentallnoy andokrinologii (ispolnyayushchty obyasamosti
direktora - prof. L*M. Gollber)# Moskva.

Mi I J N'k'ki,,K I A . ! . , 13 A Y. V 1 1 1 114k, L. 1 .
-,, V I; 7P4 HEA)~i, 6 .: . ; SMYTTA. , "". ~:, -F11 I ~~O,
T.A.; ANVill-lEVA, A.P.; YUl-,.N-Y;A, RAF~tFHYVA, if..
. ;.;
In rodpntei tn !on!ngrt,-!, "hur. mlkrol,~ols,
cl-ld. I Iriman. 42 no.6141-47 165. (M--~IIA I t3 o)
1. ;.rn~ngracl6kc~vd prot '-vwinumnsys pcr'ovaya 1 gcrc4l
slvayA rat'15-u.-
datel Inayet stsntsiya i llt4a-,rgrfidAa;fa
St. FAlItSiYO .

A(:(:_NR,__Arr6035434 X '-UR/2-57216 10001OW00-10=-
_.-SOURCE-CODE. Y. 66
;A"11OR: Balabuk - L, I- (Doctor of technical sciences, Professor);
Shapovalov,
_hL L. A.
I(Candidat-o"'37"Technical sciences)
IORG: None
ITITLE: Investigation of temperature stresses in a cylindrical shell
reinforced by
;longitudinal ribs
SOURCE; Raschety na prochnost'; teoretitheskiye i eksperimentallnyye
ieslodovaniya
prochnoati mashinostroitellnykh konstrukteiy. Sbornik Btatey, no.
12, 1966, 32-62
TOPIC TAGS: cylindric shell structure, shell theory, temperature
stress, reinforced
shell structure
ABSTRACT: The authors use the methods of shell theory for solving
the problem of
temperature stresses in structures made up of longitudinal ribs and
connecting cylin-
drical panels. Two theories are used: the moment theory of shells
and the semi-
momentless theory of V. Zo Vlasov. Numerical results are given. The
solutions may
be used for determining temperature stresses in the given reinforced
shell structure
and for evaluating the accuracy of various approximate computational
methods. A
regular system is considered consisting of 2m cylindrical panels and
intermediate
longitudinal ribs forming a closed reinforced shell of radius R
(Figure 1). The
coordinate system is taken on the middle surface along axes x M
coinciding vith the
4~,xes of symmetry of an individual cylindrical panel (Figure ii. It
is assumed that

ACC-NR AT6035484
the longitudinal sides of the
panels are hinged to the elastic
ribs and that the bending ri-
gidity of the ribs is negli I
ble.. 7be temperatures to(~'l -of
all ribs are Identical and con-
stant vithin the cross section-
I
al limits, and may vary along
l
the axis of each rib. The tem-
perature of each panel I& taken
as zero. The elastic charac-
teristics and coefficient of
linear expansion of the ribs,
are independent of temperature
and have values corresponding to same average rib temperature. The
the semimomentless theory of shells may be used for determining the
Istresses in longitudinal ribs vith an accuracy vhich is
satisfactory
Ithis type. This theory is not so useful for calculating
temperature
shell itself. Orig, arts has 1 13 figures, 64 formulas.
!SUB CODE: SUBM DAM None/ ORIG REP: 006
~.CpE4
2L
Z_
results shov that
temperature
for problems of
stresses In the

Ustoichivoat' fanernykh plastinok. (Tekhnika vozdlashnoro flota,
1937# no.9)
P. 19-38, diarrs.)
Title tr.: The stability of plywood plates.
TL50h. Th 1937
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Unionj Library
of
Congress, 1955-

8205
'Z~ tl. SY 0 0 3/040/60/024/04/10/023
0 Ili/ 0 333
AUTHORS: BalabukhL-Lo #*j Shapovalovs L. Av (Moscow)
TITLEs On the Variation Equationsibof Thermoslacticity
PERIODICALs Prikladnaya matematika i mekhanika, 1960, Vol. 24, No-
49
pp. 703-707
TEXTs GeneralizinG the result of Biot (Ref.1) the author sets up
the
variation equation of the thermoolastio problem in presence of heat
sources and negative sources:
(23) ~(W + C 6 2 1 a W] dv + T ~dv
2T T z K Tz-
M
+ d'
Here T io the constant absolute temperature of the body in the
moment
'G - 0 in the state free of stress, W the specific potential
energy of
the iaothermic deformation.( ID - 0), ; the vector of intensity of
the
surface stress#, W the unit vector of the internal normal,16
displace-
ment vector, C hout capacity for cont3tarit volume, E) temperature
increase;
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82h95
S/040/60/024/04/10/023
0 111/ C 333
On the Variation Equations of Therzoelastioity
is defined by
(15) cis grad
d r., T
where K is the coefficient of thermal conductivity.
The author shows under which conditions the generalized
Biot equation
changea over into the variation equation of
thermodynamics of the
equilibrium processen.
L. U. Kachanov is mentioned by the author.
There are 3 referencest I Soviet and 2 American.
SUBMITTED: April 7, 1960
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BAUBUKH, L.I. (Moakya)l SHAPOVALOV, L.A. (Moskva)
Contact problems of the coupling of zero-torque shone of revolution
with elastic rings. Isv.AN S=.Otd.tokh.nauk.M9kh, I mashinostre
no.077-90 JI-Ag 162. (Slastio plates &M shells) (K= 15ts)

LMN, I.I.;
Cough-carebral syndrome. Vrach.delo no.7:751 JI 159.
(RIPA 12:12)
1. Statelonarnoye otdolonlys (say. - A4. Balabukha,
konsulltaut po
nevropatologit - kand,red,uauk Ll. Ilarman)
Zhitomirskogo oblastnogo
protivotubarkulasnogo dispenser&.
(ALCOHOLISM)

B"UKHA, D
UWR/ Los'- Color-PhotograpIby I Jul 51
"Qualitative Rvaluation of Photographic Effecit on
*Itila* coior-photographic.Haterialo,":Y'U. N.
Oorokhovskiy, D'. K Balabukha, T. M. Lavenberg
Dok Ak Sauk SSSR" Vol LM=* No 1, PP 73-76
Authare'devisediev method for reading the color
sensitivity ofmaterials by-means of spectro-
pbotometry. computation is based on sugar Is law
DI a k4c-,O, where -Av,, is the emi, ion width and a
const. De~riyed and solved system of linear eqs
tot 3 basics monochromatic layers. Presented by
Acad'Ao I- Temin-30 Air 51.

-am- /0"? '. ,
I
. hwasitometric properties c-I colo?
drvatopment in multi -
Is rev rnaw plio'PAraphk mate,taIR 1) K "..,
U 'S S I? . " l'-Ah-kil I C,Z V~1~1 r T It Pr
?-,
I h;, , 1, 1 QAI I~~- ( 4 4,j I'01A I P, ~I.r
I '.. ~ (, '.I,
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----7-GOROXHOVSKIT-,U-.-N.; -BALADUKRA, D.K.-, PONORARMO, O.M.
Sensitometric Investigation of multlUysr color file@. Part 2.
Spectral photograpbia properties of color films. Vsp.nauchdot.
211O5-118 134, NLRA 7:3)
(Photographic sensitometry) (Color pbotography--filme)

--I-
Sensitoustric investigation of multilayer-colorflimea
Part 3.
NutvAI effect of elementary layers in color f lie
development.
usp.nauch'tot"2111~430 054. (NIRA 713)
(Phatoeftihie sonsitoostry) (Color phot ography-Davo
loping
and developers)
I

ELLUMU,D-X-; VASILIYVoA.L.
Relay protootion of galvanometers. Ismotekh.no.4i%-37
Jl-Ag 155.
(Olavanameter) (KML 8:10)

A~
X=W/Acoustics.
Abe Jouro. Referat Zhur-nzika, 1957, No 4, 10130
Author Wabukha D.K,, Hyasnikov, L,S.., Flotnikova, E.N.
Inst Leningrad Shipbuilding Institute, USSR
Title Modulation Method of Measuring Small Electric
Voltages in the
Audio Frequency Pange.
Orig Pub: Acust. Zh., 19569 29 No 31 248-254
Abstract: Description of the application of the modulation
method for the
measurement of small voltages in toe audio frequency
range. The
modulation is effected by means of periodic variations of
a capacitor
An approximate method to indicated for calculating the
input circuit
of the circuit and the parameters of the modulators, and
suitable
nomograms for the purpose am given. A counter-phase
circuit for con-
necting two modulators is proposed and yields
simultaneously large
values of modulation coefficients and voltage transfer
coefficients.
The method developed permits measurements against a
background that
exceeds considerably the-intrinsic noise of the measuring
portion
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POLAM/Acoustics.
Abs Jourt Referat Zhur-Fitika, 1957) No 4, 10130
j
Of the 8;paratus eaA raises the sensitivity of the
Instrument by
ono order of m4plitude coupared. Vith those usually
employed at the
present time -
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S/058/63/000/002/031/070
A0621AL01
AUTHOR: -B&labukha., D. K.-
T=% Graphical analysis of color reproduction
PERIODICALt ReferativW zhurnal, Mika, no. 2, 1963, 100,.
abstract 2D646
("Uspekhi nauchn. fotogr.", 1962, v. 8, 161 - 171)
TMTt A method is proposed for evaluating the accuracy of color
reproduc-
tion by the width of the color reproduction band comprised
between the reproduc-
tion graphs of each of the synthesis dyes in Isolated state and
in presence of
maximum quantities of two other dyes. Under the condition of a
physically accurate
reproduction of the gradation scale, the width of the color
reproduction band
provides a measure of the color distortions inherent to a given
process of color
photography. The relation between the acouraay of the color
reproduction and the
sonsitometrio characteristics (color separation and gradation)
of various teohno-
logical elements of the color photography process is
established by plotting a
color reproduction diagram analogous toJones' tone reproduction
diagram. Such a
method of Investigating color reproduction is more general than
the analytic one,
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Graphical analysis of color reproduction S/058/63/000/00V031/070
AoWmoi
suggested by L. F. Artyushin, since here the non-linear portions
of the character-
Istics of the intermediate processes are taken into account. A
special test-origi-
nal is proposed, whose color fields contain only dyes of the
synthesis of the in-
vestigated color photography process. The study of a reproduction
of such an ori-
ginal allows to realize the construction of the color
reproduction band as well
as of the whole color reproduction diagram. There are 14
references.
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation)
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bal at D, X lAiv(-n be rg. T. X. K,
Sensi*~ometrio test for cont.roll Intl nolor rpproliwtlon. 1
3on-lat-1-40-
tion j)rirvl-ple6 c)f ~teaL
P2JIRIODICALi Referativyivy zhurnal, FizlAa, r0. 3, abstraot
("Tr. L,-nin,;r. in-ta
Dc" . n) i s1 a report on elatKr.,i~Vd cou,,, tru,-! i )r.
t I gn t I rW -fit r'A I ro,or
U113 tet;t, Of
Sr4i-C6 Of a Oul,)r pnotograpkv pro-,efq soparjitlo;
my-thotlo wii
gradation Gtages) In thoir mutual rclat~
vti pr-icoss pv,pc~~-, ~,a: v,, z f,, i rl t Ot,
reprod~j , tun bwids. 'Me tt~s t rov, do s thr, posi; I b I
Lo judge on
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Sozisitometric test ror controlling ... A
i at t! -'."ages . obtq i rpd c%t tho -A, ; f o r-,?n I to
t a4e,,, a bov t
'.ho or 1; Opara t i ot and graClati on c hA ract v 1 .4
C:,. )f onn
d 3 " t he t as t t ri ;),) ~s b.-L -?
t~ T-wc-, "ri ,tl." ~,f Ft
o1 (,C: U,.,: . C b "i
S pa i, A o L otranal a, iot,
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AUMORSt Balabukha, D._&.-, Levenberg, T. M.,
Lokutaiyevskaya. L. X.,
-MMMM, 0. N.
K
hr
TITLE: Sensitometric test for controlling color
reproduction. U. Techino-
logy of preparing the test for 'he motion-picture industry
PMODICALt Referativ"y zhurnal. Fizika, no. 3, 1963, 87,
abstract 3D590
Mr. Leningr. In-ta kinoinzhenerov"A 1961, no. 6, 99 - 105)
TEXT: This Is a repoA on the elaborated technology of
preparing tests
for color reproduction control in multilayer and hydrotype
color photography
processes, and on the experimental samples of these tests.
For Part I see ab-
stract 3D589.
[Abstraoteron notes Complete translation]
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BLLABUKRAp D.K.
Innstigatist,-.0a calor pmt. Part is Optimm oyat*R*d
oolor ooordinates, Zlnwe~iiehsi priklototei kin, 7
no.6:1"7
N-D 162 * (MM l5sl2)
(Color photography) (Speatrum amlysts)

I BAIABUKHAt D.K.
Investigating the color gamt, Part 2s Color gant of
the dyes*
Zhur,nauoh.i prikl*fot.i kin. 8 no.ldO-21 JaJeb. 163*
1, Loningradekly Institut kino*%henerov (LIKI). (KIM
16s2)
tColoF ~botograpbgy)

_LLOKUTSr
B"UKHA Dk. YVSKAYA~ L.K.; KHERSONSKAYA,, Ler.
Color reproduction bands in the reversal color process,
Zhur, naucb, I priklo fot, i kin, 8 no.6405-409 H-D 163,
(MIRA 17tl)
I@ Isningradekiy institut kinoinshenerov (LIKI).

BALABUKHAj D.K.
Graphlo sia of color reproduction# Usp, naueh. tot. St
161-171 #62, (MIRA 1797)

-- BAT - --- -- - - I
LABUNHA# D.K.; ','IRFAZIYF.VA-, H.M.
hivestigation of the color range. Report No.31 Color range, in
the
color photographic process. Zhur.nauch. i prikl.fot. i kin. 9
no.0440-447 N-D 161., (MIRA 18W
1. LanIngradakly Institut kinoinzhenorov.

..BALABI)KIIAO D*Kj MIRVA-MY"'OVA, M.N.
stud7 or the color rango. Part 4: Color range of
photographic
objecta. Zhur. nauch. I prIkl-. fot. I kin. 10
no.1.*84-90 Mr-Ap
165- WRA 1815)
1. LenIngradskiy InstItut kint-Inzhonarov,

It 0 i 5-i 1_0
ACC NR, ~Ap6019352- -SOURCE CODEt UR/041616610OOtOOI/0052/005
fA
AUTHOR: Balabukha, P. (Lts Colt; Member of medical corps) 7
ORGs none
TITLEs Preparing for winter exercises
SOURCEt Tyl i onabih sov vooruth oil, no. 1, 1966, 51-52
TOPIC TAGSs military training, preventive medicine
ABSTRAM This article, written by a medical officer, concerns the
preparations to
be taken for winter exercises when the troops are under extremely
harsh conditions In
order to prevent diseases and frostbite, The author discusses shoes
to be worn, heat-
ing of tents. wearing of fur soaks and goggles by tank troops, how
tents are to be set
up, how to dry out wet clothing, and categorically forbids sleeping
In trucks with the
motor running,and heating by means of blowtorch*#. The prevention of
colds and frost-
bite during winter exercises is a very serious -,.atter and therefore
it is necessary to
observe the rules and regulations of accident proventione Orij, art,
hass I figures
SUB COM 06005't13/ SUBM DAM none

UUBUILUO PoP,j mayor twditsinakoy slushbyj LITOVCHENKO,, 1.0.,
maditsinskoy slushby
_.-Org6nization. of first aid for vounded and other ccubat
casualtiest their colleation, evaouation and tranant from the
battlefield during attmoke Voon.-md, ZU;. no&/.Il Ap
(MIRA l5t6)
(NEDICIN9, taLITART)

1.1.0 profossor- IMTARII&ji- T.S.; RMITSIV. To.1r.;
IFIDOROVA.T.A.1
GROMINSKITO DJ., redaktor-j"MCIUKOFAq rueSeg tekhatchask4
rodaktor
[H n radiatift sialmess) Obmen veshchestv pri luchevol
O'k 11 r"ITTO" =114,
b loan, ~.m ~re= as Moskreg Goss isd-vo sod, It%-x7
1956. 230 p. (an loll$
(RJDIATICK SJOWSS) (XITABOLISK)

210) PLASS I BM Jwwrrmom SOV/mO
BaUbukha, Vem BergVeyna mdrraakin,, Gerts Yefinovich
Nakoplenlye radioaktivnrI& eleaentor Y orgamime I ikh vyyedeniye
(Accondatlon of
Radioactive Bleaents. in the Body and Their Excretion) moscov,
MOWS# 1958.
182 Pe 7,5W copies printed.
Ed*: Zakutinskiy, D,I,,; Tech, Ed.: Bulldympyp W., As
PuUME: This book Is intended for biologists., doctors, end
scientists Intemsted In
probleas of radlobioloSye
COVEMOBt This book Is divided into two parts* The first part (by
0. Ye. FreAkllm)
review general ruls# gmrnlag the specific nature of the exchange
of re4ioactivw
isotopes of alka3ine-earths,, rare earths and heavy elementso The
second part (by
V.S. Balabukha) gives detailed Information and evaluations of data
concerning the be-
hmier of different types of oateotropic tadioactive - isotopes in
the bodje The aup-
thors do not offer an exhaustive treataent of problms related to
radioactive. iso-
topes in the body because a nmber of questions thus far have not
received suf-
ficient'experimental substantlatioik.
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Accumulation of Radioactive Elements (Coats) 80V/1210
TABLE OF C
Forevard 3
Introduction
PART I*
The Behavior of Radioactive Isotopes in the Body
8
8
Chemical and "Icochemical properties of several radioactive
elements

The mechanism of the accumulation and excretion
processes of the body

vith respect to radioactive Isotopes of
alks."a -earths (Or), rare-

earths (r and others) and heavy
elements (Po., Pn)
16
o
The specific natu." of the behavior of radioactive isotopes
in the body

1~
Characteristics of the behavior of several alk&Un earths
(8r),, rare-

earths (1) and heavy elements (Pu) In the body
31
The influence of a decrease in absorption by the
reticuloesdothelial

system an the accuoulation of radioactive
elements In the body
35
The Influen,49 of physiological
reactions on the behavior of rsAlo-

activ* isotopes in the
body
39
42
Conclusion
Accelerating the fteretion of Radioactive Isotopes From the
Body With

Comolex-for-In Substances
44
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Wccmulatloft;~f P44ioaetive ziftents (cont.) SOV/1210
AmIjele of the,socelersting effect of oamplex-fondna
substances On,
the excretion of radioactive isotopes from affected
organisms 61
Basic principles of fi*dI4 nev complex -forming substances
65
The relationably, betv"s the structure of organic compounds
and
their ammlex-forming capabilities 68
On the possibility of using natural complex coppounds for
removing
re.aLoaotive isotons from the body 73
On vqs &M neans of hastant" the mrstics of redioactivo
strontl= T9
Bibliogra]*y 83
PARr n,
Ra4ioactive Strontiuk 06
IntroUttion 86
ChemiAl composition and 9bysicochemical properties of bone
crystals 88
Date on the exchange of stable strontiun isotopes in the
body 91
Distribution of radioactive strontium isotopes In the
orgens and
tissues 95
Localization of radioactive strontium in the bones 10".
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Accumulation of Radioactive Blements (Conto) SOV/1210
Toxicity of radioactive strontium aiA delayed aftereffects
108
The excretion of radioictive strontium
109
The hereditary nature
of radioactive strontium
113
Pro*ylaxis and tkk* accelerated
excretion of radioactive strontium

from the body
U5
Conclusion
122
Bibliography
lg3
Radioactive Yttrium
196
The influence of the
pbysicochemical, state of radioactive yttrium.

on its
distribution In the organs and tissues
126
The distribution of
yttrium traces vithout carriers
130
Toxicity of Yttrium
135
Distribution of radioactive yttrium in the body, depending
upon

the nature of the compound vith vh1ch it Is Introd-aced
1~6
Excretion of yttrim from the body
140
Conclusion
14T
Bibliography
14T
Plutonium
149
Toxicity and distribution of plutonLum
149
Specific uture of the behWour of plutonium In the body
depadIng

upon different zethods of intruduction

Card 4/5

Accumilation of Radioactive 21mments (Canto) SM/1910

The
influence of dosage, diet and so on the behavior of -plutonims
in the

body
156
Moro-Alstribution of pluton1win the tissues
156
Natural sx~retlon of plutonim from thebody
156
Acceleration of
plutoniuR excretion from the boay
158
Conclusion
168
Bibliography'
168
Several facts concerning-the behavior of other ostootroplo
radioactive

Isotopesi in thebo~
ITO
Bib2logmAy

General conclusion
179
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AUTHORS: Kabachnikq M. I., Medved19 T. Ya.9
SOV/62-58-9-8/26
Kozlova, 0. K., Balabukha, V. S., Senyavinq M. M.,
Tikhonova, L. 111_~
TITLE: Synthesis andTastirgof the Complex-Forming
Properties
of Several Organophoophorus Compounds (Sintez i ispytaniya
kompleksoobratuyuohchey sposobnosti nekotorykh fonfororga-
nicheakikh soyedineniy)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdoloniye
khimicheekikh nauk,
1950, Nr 9, pp 1o7o, - 1o75 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: After the discovery that the diaminocarboxylic
mold
series is bighly active in forming complex compounds
the authors of this paper became interested in ntudying
the complexing properties of some a-aminoalkyl phosphinic
acids and their derivatives. Only a few papers appear
in the publications on this topic (Refs 3-6). The authors
investigated the complexing properties of come nminoalkyl
phosphinic acids which they had previously prepared
as well as several othylenediaminodiphosphinic acids.
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between

Synthesis andToOtirdof the Complex-Porming Properties
SOV/62-58-9-8/26
of Several Organophosphorua Compounds
othylonediamine and dialkyl phosphites and aldoh~,des
(or ketones), caters of etliylonediaminodialkylphosphinic
&aide form. ~y caponifying these eaters the free acids
can be obtained, The complexing properties of tho
etiiylenodiaminodialkylphosphinio acids so prepared
were tooted chromatographically. Other aminoalkyl
phosphinio &aids previously prepared were also studied
to determine their complexing properties. It was shown
that the othylonediaminodialkylpboaphinte acids form
stable complex compounds with ytterbium and yttrium.
There are 2 tables and 7 references, 2 o,A" which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut elementoorganicheakikh soyedineniy
Akademii nauk
SSSR (Institute of Elemen%l-orgsnia wap=As, AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: February 14, 1957
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A
PRUE I BOOK MaWrTATICK SOV/4118
MdalchaskWa sashchita orpasma at IWIZIniyushchikh laluchemiy
(Chemical
Protection of the Organism From Ioniting Radiation ) Moscov,
AtomisdAt.
190- 151 pe Errata slip Inserted. 6,000 copies printed,
Ed* (Title page): VoSo BaldbukM! Protessori Ed. (Inside book):
A.I.
Zavodchikova;
PLMPOSIs This book is intended for chemists doing research an
stum Of chftiftl
protection and an cmplwdng Wnts,, and for bioloests and other
specialists
working an problems in rsAidbiology,.
COVZRMMt This collection of articles reviews the present state at
the prob-
lem of chemical protection from Ionization. radiation and
contains wWorlawntal
data an the synthesis and biological testing of the protective
properties of
a nmb*r of chemical caoounds tthe winothiols and Wrlaidine
derivatives),,
Results of experimental Investigation on the eltalzation of
radioactive Iso-
topes fron the orpalau are presentodLand the characteristics of
the state of
certain radioactive Isotopes In the blood and in boas tissue an
notede
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Chesdeal. Protection of the Organism (donte) SOV/4118
Atteution is given to expWning the action mechanism of
protective substances*
The &rtAcles discuss in the Ught of certain radidbiologleal.
and biophyalua
hypotheses possible v%p of protecting the biosubstruature,
from the, Injurious
effects of Ionizing radiation* The effoctiventies of
comploodng sonto Aich
iiqdaae radioa*tive lactoes to combine and be oblimiusted
from the orSudu is
evol4ated an the basis of Vby*Ioochudo&1 data and biological
e3qariments,
No persons3ities are monticuedo Soviet and noi-Soviet souves
follow each
article,
TAWA (W CONTIM
Preface
PAW lo CHMaCkL MAMON ?RCH MaZINO RADIMMS
,11&~,Abukh-& V-S, Present State of Chemical Protection From
Penetrating
Radiations Ilk T
Takaylers Me Relation Between the Structure and Properties
of C*rtain
SuLtur Cosgaunda and. Their Protective Action Against
Penetrating
RMI&Uou 14
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Cheisical Protection of the Organism. (cant.) BW/4118
Yakovlevj, V*Oex and LoSo Isupova, Mechanism of the
Protective Action of
Certain Thiol Coq*wA& 41
Isvpova,, L.S. Effect afkroteative Doess, of I-Cysteine an
the TAT61
of Nonalbuminous Sulfhydryl GroWs in the tissues of rate
exposed to
X-Radlation 55
Yakorlev, V.09jand LeS, Isupovae Effect of Protective
Substances on
the A1bmInouB SH-Groups, in the Orgw%1 an& Tissues of
Healthy and
Irradiated Animals 62
Yakoylsv, V.G., and V.S. Xashtakowo Synthesis and Testing of
the
Protective Action of a NwOer of Sulfur Compounds and
Commarin.
Derivatives 72
Romantsev,, Ye*IP,,,, and ZJ% Zhulanova. Effect of
ft-Hercaptoethylamine
an the Formation of Organic Paradden In the Irradiated
Orgaalm 82
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Chemical, Protection of the Organism (coat.) SOV/4118
Fradkin, G*Ye. Possibility of Using Chsalcal, Compounds as
Energy T" in
'Protection Fran Penetrating Radiations 93
PART n. ItIMMOR Or RADIOACTIVE ISMM rM TEM OR==
Bal ulph , V*B,, General Information
Tithonvra,v L*I.,, and LX. R&zbitnV&,, ftysicodbamical
(Chramatogr**10)
Invvetigatlon of the Effectiveness of Certain Cool&3dng
Agents 212
Ranbitna",, L.M.,, end V.S. Balsbukhae Characteristics of
State of the
89 91 144
Radimetivs Isotopes Sr T and Ce in the Blood 117
Raxb1twW&j, L.M., &n& V.8. Dalabukha. Effect of Co*1*x1ng
Agents on the
Character of Radioisotope Bwding in the Blood 125
PjL&=Mmk1y, NoO.,, O.L. Torobinskaya, and V.S. Balabukha.
Charatter
91
and Stability of Y Banding With Done Tissue 130
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Chemical Protection of the Organism, (Canto) SOV/4118
rraftin, G.Y**,.,.an& V.T* Ushakwao Analysis of the
Effecti"ness of
Caolvdng Agents in Accelerating the Removal of Radioactive
Isotopes
From the Orgsnism 136
AVAIIAMAt Library of Congress
Tgkrn Vp
2ft

RAZUMOVSKIYI N*00; TORCHIMMA, O.L.;,.~IABUI-U,_'V.8t-
Decreasing the deposit of 191 and Co3*44 in the body
by using
some emplexing agents, Mofimike. 6 no,,5t6lq-614 161.
(MIRA 15:3)
mmum--ismiw)
(CERIUM-isorom)
("Um C%mNDS)

ISUPOVA, L..' Ve 0
Prevention of depolimeritAtion in the EPA liver of the
irradiated
rate by meam of substances offering radiation
protection. Ked.
rad. 6 no.813641 Ag 161, (MIRA 1418)
(NUMMO ACIM) (LIM) (RADIATIM MMION)

PH= I BOOK UPLOITATION SOV/6301
Balabukhal V L, X, RazbItnaysj N. 0., Razumovskii,, and L. L
Tlkhdnova
Problema-vyv denlya, iz 0 =A. dolgozhivushohikh radioaktivVkh
rgani
Ixotopov (The Problem 0 Blininati Long-Lived Radloaotivt
Isotopes Frox Organisms KOBOOVnlosatomizdato 1962, 166 p.
Errata slip inserted. copies printed.
Id.t V. S. Balabukhas Professor. Nd. (Title page)t R. V.
Soksha;
Tech. Ed.: S. K. Popov&.
PURPOSEs This book Is Intended for chemists,, biochemists,,
radio-
biologists, ar4 general practitioners.
COVERAGHt The book deals with the elUdnatiod of radioactive
pub-
stances from the body. It discusses the.use and effectiveness
of complex-forming agents for preventive and therapeutic pur-
posess the oomplex formation of chemical elements with orgapi*
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The Problem of Eliminating (Cont.) sov/63oi-
compounds and methods of determining their composition and
stability, and the binding of radioactive isoto e in bio-
logical media for their ultimate elimination. &00 personali-
ties are mentioned. References follow individual chapters.
TABLE OF 0 ONTSM:
Introduction 3
Ch. 1. 11iospeotive Vee of Chemical Compounds to Eliminate
Radioactive Isotopes From the Organism 5
Ch, 11. General Information on Oomplex Formation and
Complex Compounds of Ketals~ 13
General conceptarof camplox,compounds 13
Complex chelate compounds 15
Factors determining the stability of complex com-
pounds 32
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L! k# I
, I V.J
A31D Hr. 996-5 D24 JUn*
PREVENTION OF RADIATION-INDUCED DEPOLYMERIZATION OF DNA
OF RAT LIVER BY MEANS OF PROPYLGALLATE AND 5-METHOXY -
TRYPTAMINE (USSR)
i
I'supova, L. S. , &n4, Vx~~'_ S,_ lklsbukha. Radlobloloillya.
v. 3. no. 2. 196 S.
256-258. S/205/63/003/002/0151024
Male white rats weighing 180 to 220 g were siubjected to a
650-r dose of k-irra-
diation from an PYU-3 apparatus. Four series of experiments
were con-
ducted involving healthy rats, irradiated rats, rate irradiated
after the ad-
ministration of propylgallate, and rats irradtnted after the
administration of
5-methoxytryptamine. The rats were sacrificed 6. 24, and 72
hro; after
exposure. The structural viscosity of the aqueous DNA solutions
(0. 2%)
from rat liver was determined by the method of D. L.
Rubinshteyn and M. P.
Petrova. With intraperitoneal Injections of propylgallate (50
mg/kg) 15 min
before exposure the viscosity of the DNA solutions remained
normal for a
prolonged period. This indicates that depolymerization of DNA
in an irradiated
Cast 1/2

AD Hr. 996-5 24 Ju;ue
PRriMION OF PADIATION-DOM (CMt'dJ 8/205/63/003/00glOI3/024
organism as well as in experiments In oft ro proceeds as a
free-radical reac-
tion and that inhibitors of free-radical reactions may be used
for the prevention
of the depolymerization of DNA by irradiation. The viscosity
of the DNA solu-
tions after injection of 5-methoxytryptnmine followed by
irradiation remained
normal for six hours after exposure. After 24 hours it dropped
to the level
found in irradiated rats which were not given injecticna of
the protector. 5-
methoxytrypta mine prevents the depolymerization of DNA
induced by irradia-
tion but its effect is of short duration. The date obtained
Indicate that the
method can be used for determining the ex-tent to which
radioprotective chemi-
cals affect the inhibition of primary radiochemical reactions
Involving nucleic
acids. JSGM )
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ISUPOVA, L.S.: ULABUKHAp V.S.
Pmvention of radiation depolymerlzation of DNA In
th" liver
of rate with the aid of propyl gallate and
5-metboxttryptaminee
Radlobiologila, 3 no.2t256-258 t63 (Him 17 11)

3/905J61/001/004/000/039
Dgq8/MO3
AUTHORSS Ratumovsklyl N# 099 Torchinskays, Ot Lop and Balabukhag
TITLZ% Acceleration of the excretion of the radioactive iso-
topes of yttrium and cerium (Y 91 and C* 144 ) from rate
vith the help of nov eompl*xon*a
MIODICALs Rediobiologiyal ve I# no* 4, 1901p 513-518
UlTs Previous research established that the Injection of rats vith
solutions of N&C& salts of diethyl*ne-trianin*-pentaaeetia &aid
(DIPA)
and NINININI-tetrasoetic sold 9924-disminodiethyl alcohol (META) at
the am* tin* an T91 and Ce, 144 to a large extent prevented their
deposition In both the soft tissues and the skeleton. This stimulated
the authors to study the extent of than* chalets agentO prophylactic
offset* With this sing solutions of the above eomplaxones vere
injected
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3/205J61/001/004/009/032
Acceleration or the... D298/D303
91 144
Into rats 2p 3 and 8 hours before the administration of Y
or Ce
A study was also made of the efficacy of repeated
Injection# of these
agents* To test whether repeated injection of the
complexones Intfa-
sified the excretion of the radloisotop*sp Injection& v9re
begun I week
or 1.5 months after administration of the isotop*ao The
experiments
were conducted with white rats Injected with a airgle
intraabdominal
does of T 91 or Ce 144 at 061PO/g of the body weight. The
complexones
were Injected intraabdominally In domes of 100 mg for
N&iC&-WZTA and
50 mg for N%C&-WPAe The injection of WPA and =TA even 3
hours
before administration of the radioactive isotope proved
very efftatly9e
When Injected 6 hours beforehand, their effect was
weakened. The action
of ZDTA In the 3-hour pro-radiation, period was much
veakerp probably due
to Its ra id excretion from tb4 body. LAbstracter's notes
rMA not
defined. The now complexonos were therefore
prophylactically moro
3
efficacious then ZDTAa In the first 3 days after the start
of repeated
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S/905JOI/001/004/009/039
Acceleration of thooee WGS/D303
Injections, excretion of the radioactive isotopes with
the stoola JD_
creased by 2*5 times in the case of DTPA and by 1.5
times In the ease of
JJMU9 The excretion of Ce 144 with the urine vu even
more markedi
with WPA inj*etions, the excretion increased by 8 times
and with =TA
by 4 tizesp whereas ZDTA gave only a slight excretion
ineroas*o The
action of META and WPA on the excretion also extended
Into the second
period (4 - Tth day)q: which was not the case with ZDTA~
Repeated Injec-
tions begun 1*5 months after the, administration of
C*144 or Y 91 showed
that even at row to periods a marked Intensification of
Y 91 excretion
from the soft Mouto (an av*rago increase of 86 - 90%)
and from the
skeleton (by 30 - 35%) could be achieved* Co 144
excretion was similarly
affectedt but to a lesser degree* A point of interest
was thatp after
Injection of the complexonesp skeletal radio-activity
(from; both
Y91 and Co 144 ) reached a nor* or loan constant level.
This points to the
presence of two fractions of radioisotope In the bone
tissue--a labilely
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S/205JOI/001/004/009/039
Acceleration of the.*. D298/D303
bonded and a more strongly fixed traction* The first traction
may be
renoved from, the skeleton by using the complexonest but they
have no
effect on the second fractions There are 2 figuresp 3 tables and
8
r9foronvoss 9 Soviet-bloc and 8 non-Sovi*t-bloce Tho references
to the
Znglish-language publications read as followas As Catechl Do The
L2,
Nature, 180t 609j 19571 He roreman, Me Yier, Me Mapej Je Role
Chem*#
9039 1045p 1953.
SMIT7EDs April TT 1961
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RAZUMOVSXIYO, N,O.j TWHINSKAYA, 0,L,; R&LAWIR!A" V.Se
Accelerating Us exorption of the radioactive imotopeoz of
.yttrium anO. cerim (Vl and. Col") from: t~s organist- of
rate by the use of nev complaxodse.Radlobiologiia 1 no*4s.
512-516 161. (HIM l7s2)

TORCM'SKAYAP D.L.1 RAZUMOVSXIY, R.O.; YASHUNSKIT,
V.0,1-4- t--V,S,.
USHAKOVAS V.F.
1koration of radioactive cerium from the body under the
Influ-
ence of triethylonstatruninehexaacetic and
totraothylonapento-
aminobaptoacatic acidis, Radlobiologiia 3 no.2MO-275 163
(MIRA 1711)

BALAIIUKIIAP V.S.; RVOMWIlKlY, 11.0.
Prospects for the Plimiration (,f rndl(i,,wuvG
itronulivni fron, the
body. Mod. rai. 8 no.301-76 Mr '61. WHO 170)

"The Charneteristic Autoclavic and Fermentative Hydrolyates of
Gf-latin" Zhur.ObsI-~_e_h._
Xhim. 10 No. 7, 1940. Dept. of Orgenle Chem. All-Union Inst. of
Fxptl. PCId. Imeni
A. M. Gorikiy. Received 17, June, 1939.
Report'U-1027 11 Jan. 1952,

BALARUaIA-POPTSOVA, V. S.
"The Presence of Cyclic Structures in a Protein Molecule," Sub.
11 Jun 4?, Mfoscov
Order of Lenin State U imeni M. V, Lomonosov.
Dissertations presented for d6grees in science and engineering
in Hoscow in 19471
SO: Sum,No*437, 18 Apr 35

--BAI"US.qSvImvI' I*-- A,, -- -- - -- - - - --- - - - - - - -
"The Results of Geological Work in the Trans-Carpathian Region, It
Trudy Hauk
Geol, Sov. po Nefti,, Ozokerityu i Ooruzhim Oazam UkrSSR., 19h9

- -- BAIABUSI[EVICH-- I* A, ~~- -
0 --- :
"Geological Structure of'the Dni6per-Donets Depression Accordir4g
to Geophysical
Research Data," Trudy Nauk Geol. Sov. po Nefti, Osokerityu i
Corushim Gazam UkrSSR, 1949

BALABUSHIVICH, 1j,
pwvvr
Possibilities for aerI&I gravltatltn surveying to
principle.
l'uhl,Xiev.aotron,obser.noo6il3g-152 154. (nn 914)
(Magnetism, Terrestrial) (Prsepseting-Osophytical
methods)

15-57-5-6836
Translation
from: Referativnyy zhurnalp
Geologiyaj 19570 Nr 5,

p 159 (USSR)
AUTHORS:
Balsbushevioh, 1.
A.j Zelldinat M. Yu.
TITLE:
The Solution of Direct and
Inverse Problems of Gra-

vimetry Along the Vertical Gradient
for Disturbing

Bodies of Simple Form (Reshenlya pryamoy I
obratnoy

zadachi grovimetrii po vartikalinoma gradiyantu
dlya

vozmushohayushchikh tal prostayshey formy)
PERIODICAL:
Publikatelya Kiyevsk, aatron. observ., 1956, Kr 7.

pp 65-92.
ABSTRACT:
The authors attempt to bring together in a single

system the solutions of direct and inverse problems of

gravimetry along the vertical gradient Wzz. The

solution for
the direct problem is examined, and also

methods for solving
the inverse problem for several

bodies of the simplest form.
The considered Instances,
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of solving direct and
inverse problems of gravimetry I

3

The Solution of Direct and Inverse Problems (Cont.)
15-57-5-6836
1 *
along Wzz might also be used to a considerable degree in
interpreting II
the ma netic field Za. I
IN A. L.
Card 2

BATABtM.tMVICR, I-A-
Claselfic&tIon Of &MVIty, s,ad mapstle anomalies.
Trudy 10sto
g9al.rAV, AN DSSR n0-11108-118 ' 58- (HIRA 1211)
(Gravity) (Magnstisol Terrestrial)

-,:ZALIIIIISMICH, I.A.
Solving direct and indirect graviestric probl*m through
satrond
derivative of the vertical gravity force for the
disturbed bodies
of a simplest forio, Part 1. Vestst AN BSSR, Ser,
fir,-takhne
nav. no.2194-110 158. Oam lino)
(Gravitation)

RO"UMVICR9 I.A.
000
in density distribuiion oi sedinntu7 deposits In the
veatern Donets Disin. TrWly Inst. gaol. zmk AN UM. Bar.
geofis.
ao.N160-168 1580 (XIMA llt6)
19* Ukralaskaya goofislobaskWa ek"ditsiya Ministerstva,
geologli
1 okhramV nedr 83M
(Domets Bo6sia-Sedimentation and deposition)

.. ---
Calculating a second vertical derivative of the force of
gravitj In a plans for certain forms of disturblug bodies.
Vestal AN BSSR.Ser.flu.-tekhanave noo2:89-97 157.
(MIRA 12s11)
(Gravity)

BALASUMMICH, I.A.
B&AIo features of the subsurftoe structure and
tootontos of tbe;
Pripts graben, Trudy lost. geol. nav. An BSn no.
2:25-35 160s
WU 13112)
(Ptipat Valley-Osoloff, Structural)

- DALAWS- w-I-C-H-j -I. A. I- MWDUA -1 -N.Yue-
Solution of the direct and irwerse problem in the gravimtry
acoordirg to the vertical gradient for perturbirg bodies of
simplest shape. PublAAO no.8il.15-140 199. OWU 14*.9)
(Gravimetry)
I

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BALADU -I 1 0
Stmetu" of the, gravipatrio fi*ld L32 the southwesUrn part
of tha European U.S,S.R. Nbl.W no.Stl4l-157 159, (IOU. l4t9)
(RUD8160- $~Uuorv-orolyity)

FATAM HMpgj--LL
Sms charaoteristion of the. subsufaas struoWn &W
tootonlos
of the nartbwatern part of the Dnieper-Donets
LovlwAo 0001.
shur. 22 noN27-" 162. (MIU 150)
1. Institut georisiki M USSR.
(DnisouuDawto LoOl&M-Geology, Struatural)

BAIABUSHEVICH, I.Ae
-------
Sow problems of orustaa dynaidos in the light of the bMtb##Lo of
contraction and expansion, Geofisbabor, aoo2:14,-U 162. (KM 16%j)
14 Lyovskiy f J"&3 Institute, geofisiki AN Ma-SSRe
(Urth-Surfaft)

BALABUSHRVIC
Some principles for making vertical gradionetere and
gravity
sensitive elements for surveying VU19 in notiin,
Geofiseabore
no.W"9 162. (KMA 160)
1. Institut goofisiki AN UkrSSRO
(Oravinater (Geopkwsioal instrument))
(Aeronautics in virvey4is)

BALABUSHEVI"H 111ari Arkadlyevi MINq S.1.2 akademikp
C LF'L -2-
=~ R;?,4;tpT4 OGI BXj red.; IJSOVETSp A.M,j takhn,
rod.
(Higber derivatives of the gravitational potential'sm
their applicability in geological gravimetry) Vyssbie pro-
izvoftepotentsiala sily tiashesti. i vomozbnostl ikh Is-
pollsovatlia.v goologicbeekol gravimetril, Kiev, lad-To
AN USM,, 1963. 266 (Mk 16M)
1. jucademUs. nank Vkr.3SR (for Subbotin).
(Potential, Tboory of)- (Gravizetryl
(Gravity prospecting)

BhIABUSHVICH, I.A.
Solution of the direct and inverse gravlastric problems based
on the secoi)d gradients of the force of gravity for an
Inclined
step. Geofix. abor. no. 5118-31 163. (MIRA 170)
1. Institut geofisiki AN UkrSSSR.

BWIBBOTTW,-',--.I.;-BAUDUSHiiICH, I.A.1 VOIDGDIN, A.G.;
KRYLOV, LN.
Book reviews. Sov. geol. 7 no.lltl48-154 N 164.
(MIRA IW)

JADV,91M=Hv.-711G SISUBBOTIN, S.I., akademik,
HA
otv. red.; &MULIMAN, I.F.,, red.
[Pripet graben; practice in the palootectonic
analysis of
its present-day structure] PrIpiatskii grabenj
opyt paleo-
taktonicheskogo, analiza sovremennogo strooniia.
Kiev,
Naukova dumkap 1965. 3.70 p. (MIRA 18s5)
1. Akademiya nauk trkr,SSH (for Subb-Ain).

BALLBUSHEVICHo P.
It Isn't a fairy tale. Rib. I sial. 33 uo.lla6-7 N 157.
(XI" 10M)
1, ZWdehyk goafisichnay labaratorri Instrtuta
goalaglahufth nav*
AN BSSR.
(Artificial satellites)

RUTATMA, 2'at17'4a-"rj*yv---- _BUMWJC~
I vna. jk&VA
0 - I T.V., otv.red.;
BY10T. 1.N., red.izd-val 1-.A,-#'U"M.red.
ECondition of the vorking aloes In India] Poloshanis rabo-
chago klassa Indile Nookya, Isd-vo Akad,nouk $=I 1960*
185 P, (India-Zabor and laboring classes) (KIM 13: 7)

OCRDCNj Leonid Abramovichl BALABUSHRICH, V,V,, otv, red.; KOSDIAPOVp
B.19.0 red. indfe-1 IEMKH, I.S.., red. izd-val BMW1AVSUYAv
L,Sh.t tekbn. red,
1. .
(From the history of the vorking class of Indias recent condi.
tions of the BombW proletariat] Is istorii raboobego, klassa.
Indii; poloshenie bombeiskogo proletariata v novelshes, vremias
Moskyap Izd-vo vostochnoi lit-rys 1961. 249 p. (KMA l5tl)
(India-Labor and laboring classes)

BALABUSHEVICH L-V.Vj-s-kmd,--iat., nauk
: -
Viodem hiatory or India*O Reviwed b7 V.V.Balabuehavich. Vast. AN
SM 32 no*6:223-127 Je 162s (YIRA 15:6)
(India-fistory)
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