SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BALON, L.R. - BALOV, V.

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MONO LeRep kandomedonauk
Restoration of the nose and upper lip by a single Filatov tubim
Craft; Stowntologiia 37 no,6t3g-4i N-D 158 - (MIRA 1-1312)
I* Is kafedry stomatologii (zav. - prof. A.A. 11yandskiy) I
Leningradskogo moditainakogo instituta imeni akademika IoPs Pairlova.
(YACPP--STJRGIMY)
(SKU GRAFTING)

BALONt L* R., Doc Med Sci -- (diss) "Rhinoplasty with
st-alk-like flaps."
Leningrad, 1960- 31 PP; (Ministry of Public Health RSFSRt First
Lenin-
grad Medical Inst im Academician I. P. Favlov); 300 copies;
price not
gi.ven; bibliography on pp 30-31 (18 entries); (KL, 23-60, 12?)

BALONj L.R.
Rhinoplasty using a pedicle flap in general defects and defect's
limited to the cextilaginous portion of the nose. Vest. khir.
84 no. 4:58-66 AP 160. (mIRA 14:1)
(INOSE-SURGERY)

BALON, L.R., doktor mad. nnuk (Leninirad, Kuznechnyy
peroulck, dom 8, k-v.1);
NIKONOVA, O.N... land. med. nauk
Combined treatment An extensive recurrence of malignant
maxillary tumors. Vest. khir. 91 no.9:108-109 8163-
(MIRA 17:4)
1. Iz kliniki chelyustno-litse-voy khirurgii (zavo -
prof* A9A.
Klyandiskiy) 1-go Leningradskogo meditsinskogo
instituta Imeni
Pavlova i radiokhirurgichackogo otdoleniya (zav. -
dotsent, X.N.
Ch chia) TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellakogo
institute,
meditsinskoy radiologii.

BALCH, L.R., doktor med. nauk; NIKCNOVA, O.N.,
kand.med.nauk
Compound treatment of myeloma of the mandible;
Rustitskii's
disease. Stomatologiia 42 no.2:60-61 Mr-Ap'63 (MIRA
170)
1. 1z kliniki khirargichookoy stomatologii. (
zaveduyushchiy
prof. A.A.Klyandakiy) I Leningradskogo meditsinskogo
instituta
imeni akademika I.P.Pavlova i radiokhirargicheskogo
otdeloniya
(zavedu-yunhohiy - dotsent K.N.Chochia)
TSentrallnogo nauchno-
isslodovatel'skogo instituta meditsinskoy radiologii.

- -- -BALON -L--R - -- -- -- - - ---- --- - -- - ---- - - -- -
-- -- - ---- --- - --- --- - -- -- ---
t
Corrective surgery In rblnoplasty using Filatov's pedigle
flap..
Vest.Khir. 84 no.613&-44 Je '60. (MIRA 13:12)
(NOSE--SURGFM)

MUKHINP Mikhail Vladimirovich; BALON, L.R., red.; CHUNAYEVA,
Z.V.,, ----
tekhn. red.
[Treatment of head, face, and neck burns and their after-
effects]Lechenie ozhogov golovy, litsa, shei i ikh posled-
stvii. Leningrad,. Medgiz, 1961. 162. p. (MIRA 16;2)
(BURNS AND SCALDS)

BALONY L.R., dol-.1")r Imi'l. rwuh
.. hvk,"U,-
Local hypothertmin in of b part fir the concha
auricul-ae. Vest. khIr. no.Q:39-42 u2 .
- (,',Iji!A 17111)
1. Iz kliniki klilvurgleheskc~y s-~omato'-:ogli (viv. - prof.
r',.A.
Xlyunuiskly) I-go lpningradoklogo meditsinskogo Instituta imani

-- RAr-ON, 0.
Synechia vulvas infantum; observation on 32 cases.
Cook. pediat.
14 no.7:651-653 JuIY 59. ,
1. Okreeni ustav narodniho zdravi v Olomouci, poradnix
pro detskoxt
rjnekologii.
(VULVA - abnormalities)

HORAI.EK) F.; NEVRLA,
Causes of in rauterine fetal death at the Gynecological-C)bstetrical
Hospital in,Aomouo.,during the period from 1957 to 1961. Cesk.gynek,
28 no,8036-538 0 163-
Relation Of.in r6teftte fetal_40&th to prgnatal care durivg the.
period 1157-1961 in Olomouc.- ~39-541
1. Gyn.-por. klin. lek. fake UP v Olomoucip prednosta doc. dr. F.
GazarekP CSc.
ix

~ZENISEK, Ladislav; TALASp Miloslav; STBIIILIKOVA~ Jarmi2aj-*W11tOta
The level of FSH in Stein-Leventhal syndrome and micr-eyetic degenera-
tion of the ovary. Cesk. gyn. 26(401 no.8t6l7-62G n .161.
1. Gyn. por. klinika FU v Olomouci.
(STEIN LEVENTHAL SYNDR(ME urine)
(GOWWROPINS PITUITARY urine) (OVARY dis)

- -- -ZENISEK,- Ladislav;-BALONI Ota
Hypomonorrha:i in genital tuberculosis in women. Cook. gynek., 27
no.1/2: W-1" Mr 162.
1. Gyn.-por. klin. a pat. &net. uotav PU v Olomouci.
(TUBERCULOSIS FEMALE GENITAL pbysiol)
(MMTRUATION DISORDERS pbysiol)

L 130~1--Ob E.~Tkm kd EoiPf\ t z ;, , t, ! -, j P " Ci "I
Xrt' FIM TP5077912 SOURCE CODE: UR/0133/65/000/011,'1036/1039,-A
) ;e
AUTHOR: Kazarnmskiy, D. S. (Doctor of technical sciences);
Dr-yapik, Ye. P. (Engi.- K1
neer); Le da, N. r. (Engineer); Zakharov, A. Ye. (Lngineer);
Balon V. I (Engineerr;
Vol'ter, Ye. V. (Engineer); Nosov, V. S. r5n-gl-neer);
Konstantir~-.:v~a.~.'k-^TEngineer);
Sukhomlina, A. P. (Engineer)
ORG2,.- MrajDAkjy_g.-i, Institute of NetaLs (Mrainskiy n.-L.
institut metallov);
Kommunarskly.Metallurgical Plant (Kommunairskiy
metallurgicheskiy zavod)
TITLX: Strengthening of low carbon semikilled St. 3ps steel by
heat treatment
SOURCE: Stall, no. 11, 1965, 1036-1039
TOPIC TAGS,., carbon steel, low car-bon steel, beat treating
furnace
ABSTRACT: A heat treatment was developed for St. 3ps steel
plates of 12 and 25 mm
thickness by heating in a furnace to the temperature range
890-9200C and water cooling
on a quench press. This treatment resulted in an average
strengtheni.?g of 20% and 3
satisfactor
y plasticity level. Three separate heats of steel were heat
treated. The
compositions ranged as follows: C-0.16-0.19%; Mn--o.46-0.52%;
SI-0.06-0.12%; S--
0.036-0.042%; Ps--0.012-0.034% and Cu--0.050-0.058%. 7be details
of the process were
described. The steel plates were heated In a roller type furnace
to temperature for
a holding time of 1.5 min/mm. Cooling was done in a qiench press
with a water flow
UDC: 621.76
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ACC NR: AP50270,12
rate of 1700 m3/hr. After quenching, somm! warpage could be
noted. particularly in
thicknesses up to 20 am. Mechanical properties of the heat
treated plate in flat and
round specimens were determined. Yield strength, ultimate
strength, % elongation, %
reduction in area zind impact resistance wore tabulated for heat
1 (12 m thick), heat
11 (12 and 25 mm thick) and heat 111 (25 m thick). Frequency
curves were plotted for
the mechanical properties of the heat treated plate (frequency of
occurrence as a
function of strength, ductility and impact resistance) and
average values were given
for these properties. The effect of tempering after quenching was
also noted. In
general, the strength decreased slightly inid the ductility
increased. Tempering had
little effect on impact resistance. Ricnmtruciures showed that
the structures after
quenching were predominantly pearlitic-ferritic, with needle-like
ferrite distributed
along grain boundaries for the 12 m thic): plates while in the 25
mm thick plates
there was smaller grained, needle-like ferrite. The highest
strengths and lowest duc-
tility were obtained in tho 12 mm plate. However, the mechanical
properties obtained
never fell below the following levels for the heat treated
condition: yield stress--
30 kg/mm2, %atimate strength--44 kg/Vn2, % elongation--16, and
impact strength (at
-400C)--3 kgm/cm2. It was recommended that low carbon
steel,plate, strengthened by
the above treatment, be used in place of low alloyed steel. To b
effective the epti-
mum carbon content for heat treatment should be 0.12-0.18%. Orig.
art. has: 3 figures
2 tables.
SUB CODE: l1/ SUEN DATEt ON ORIG REF: 004/ OTH REF: 000

DOMMOVSKIY,--A-*V,-)--~ALtON,--Ya-*G-, #I- TASHCIM,-
Haloarylation of unsaturated compolmda by aromatic diazo
compounds. Faft 34: Synthesis ofd--methylstilbenes,
Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.2:603-607 F 962. (MIRk 15i2)
1. Chernovitskiy Cosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Stilbena)

LEVCHMOp Te.S.; BALION, YA.G.; KIRSVIOV, A.V.
Condensation of sulftr N-;-"~l
sulfoty1monoinAnodioxides vith
diense. Zhur. ob, khim. 33 no-5:1579~-1584 My
163.
(MIRA l6t6)
1. Institut organiebAiskoy khimii AN UkrSSR.
(Sulfofiyl, Ocnip) (Butadiene)
(Condensation products)Chemietry))

LFVCIU,',NXO,Yo.%., IM41,1011, YA.G.1 K1,51tYMO, A.A.
Condensation ' of sulfur, R. arylaul foftylmonai mi nodi
oxide avith diane
hydrocarbons,. Part 2, 4mr. org. Ichim. 1 no,,11155-159 A
165"
(MITIA 1815)

IXVCHENKOi YOS,;
Derivatives-of sulfur biniminedioxidej. Part 2* Zhurorg.khim*
I no*2005-310 IP 065* Zia RA 18:4)

IZ-,'VCHPNXOY Ye.s*; BILION y
Condensation Oisulfur bisarylsillfonvliminodioxides with diene
hydro.carbons. Zhur, org. khim. I no-1:150-155 Ja 165. (MIU 180)

21(3)
SOVtl 12-59 -3-5251
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959,
Nr 3, p 135 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Aglintsev, K. K. Balon, Z. P Dzhelepov, B. S.,
Karavayev, F. M.,
Karamyan, A. S., Konsta~G_ov, A. A., Ostromukhova, G. P.,
Prokoflyev, P. T., Rusinova, S. A., Sumbayev, 0. 1.,
Khollnova, Ye. A.,
Shestopalova, S. A., Yudin, M. F., and Yaritsyna, 1. A.
TITLE: Metrology of Penetrating Radiations
(Metrologiya pronikayushchikh izlucheniy)
PERIODICAL: V 9b.: Atomn. energiya v mirnykh tselyakh.
Gosenergoizdat,
1957, pp, 145-181
ABSTRACT: Projects are described of the Vsesoyuznyy
nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy
institut metrologii (All-Union Scientific -Research Metrology
Institute) imeni
D. 1. Mendeleyev on standardization of measures in the
ionizing -radiation
field, and on the construction of standard and reference
outfits for reproducing
the fundamental units in the whole range of energies and
intensities of radiations
of all types. The following outfits are described: (1) a
standard reproducing
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the roentgen in the range of 40-300 Kev; (2) a reference outfit for
measuring
in roentgens of electromagnetic -radiation doses having the quantum
energy of
300-1,500 Kev; (3) an outfit for measuring in roentgens the
electromagnetic-
radiation doses with quantum energy of 3-20 Kev with an error of
1%; (4) two
standard outfits for measuring radium gamma -equivalents; (5)
differential
lead-ball gamma -calorimeters for measuring the activity of various
prepara-
tions on the basis of their gamma radiation; (6) an isothermal
calorimeter
operating on the principle of liquid-nitrogen evaporation for
measuring the
activity of beta preparations. (7) a differential alpha
-calorimeter for
measuring the activity of radium preparations. An activity
-measurement
method by counting the number of particles emitted by a preparation
is being
developed in two directions: counting of particles in a definite
solid angle and
the same in the total solid angle by means of "41r-counters. " The
beta-particle
counter within a definite angle permits measuring preparations with
an activity
of 10 -8 _ 10 -5 curie with an error of 4-6%. Two alternate designs
of "4Tr-
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counters" are described. One of them permits measuring beta
preparations
with an activity of 10 - 10 -5 x 10 -8 curie with an error of
2 -4%. and the second,
5 x 10 - 11 -5 x 10 -7 curie with an error of 1- 3%. The
outfits have been built for
measuring neutron streams from 108 down to a few tens of
neutrons per sec.
A gamma -spectrometer "Elotron" with an improved focusing has
been built for
investigation of gamma spectra = the energy range of
600-3,000 Kev. To
conduct investigations in the range of 120 - 1, 300 Kev, a
2-meter long crystal-
diffraction gamma --spectrometer of the Dumond spectrometer
type has been
built. Also, a magnetic spectrometer analyzing photoelectrons
has been built
for the range of 200-700 Kev. Measuring the half-life from a
few hours to a
few years is made by two methods: the method of successive
measurements of
gamma -equivalent preparations and the differential -chamber
method. The.
results of half-life measurements for a number of isotopes
are tabulated.
N.G. Z.
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. K.K.; )WWII, Z.P.
Nffect-of--dtaphr%~6jfn-gX raYs In a standard
arrangement on their
reproduction and transfer. Trudy-VIIHM
no.30:76-86 '57.
(MIRA 12:1)
(K rays-Squipment azA supplies)

- I - ... I I . I , ... I--- Djull-ll
; - i
C- ---- - - - - - - -
"Etalonmessungen im Gebiete ionisierender Strahlungen"
report presented at the 1~
Intl- Measurements Conference (IMND) Budapest, 24-30 November 4960

BALON, Z.P4; YAKSIMOVA, M.P.
Comparative list of national standard roentgenometric &?paratus.
Trudy inst,Kom. stand., mer i ima. prib. no.55t42-54 61,
(KERA 16:6)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iBeledovatel'skiy inBtitut metrologii imeni
Mandeleyeva.
(Radiowtor-Standaros)

BALONO 2.P.; KONONOVA, H.F.; KOSMINVIA, N.T.
Apparatus for the graduation of dosimeters with fields of ~~-radia-
tion doses from 9 to 24 roanivii./min. Nov. nauch.-issl. rab. po metr.
VNIIM no.2:28-31 164. (MIRA 1814)

AR6021U9 SOURCE CODE: UR/0058/66/OO0/OO2/AO79/AO79
AUTHOR: Balon
TITLE: Measurements of exposure doses and intensities of x ray
and gamma radiation
SOURCE: Ref zh.Fiz.. Abs. 2A591
REF SOURCE: Sb. Entsiklopediya izmereniykontrolya i avtomatiz.
Vyp. M.-L., Energiyaj,
1965, 23-26
TOPIC TAGS: x ray measurement-, radiation measurement, gnmna
radiationp radiation in-
tensity, calorimetry , S(ItEnur/rie- sj-n"vnR0
ABSTRACT: The author examines the units established by the GOST
8848-63 standard for
the measurement of x rays and gamma rays VILnd describes the
standard ionization cham-
bers with the aid of which absolu-i-e measurements of the
exposure doses are made and
methods of measuring the charge and the ionization current,
extrapolation chambers,
and working.dosimetric x-ray metering instruments. questions of
measurement of the
intensity of x rays and gamma rays are discussed. alie concept
of radiation intensity
is defined and units for its measurement are considered.
Calorimetric methods of ab-~
solute measurements of radiation energy fluxes are briefly
described. (Translation
of abstract)
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RALONIAX, Miecsyelsvp np-oins,
iwItural. metchinery at the International Indus-
Tractors and V
trial Pkir in Dmo.. Czechoslovakia, 1962. Masz ciaMiki 10 noels
8-15 Ja'63

dr
Studieo on the reveroible tramformation of N-aryloaminophthalinides
and Z-aryloph
D 162, ~Wazinodionev-1,4. Vied chem 16 no.12-.771-774
lo Zaklad Ghamii Organiozmj i Siologidlmjv Akademla Yledyawav
Poznan-

S/081/62/000/024/051/073
B166/B186
AUTHORSt Domagalina, Eugenia, Baloniak, Sylweeter
TITLEt Cyclic hydrazides of aromatic and heterocyclic dicarboxylic
acids. Il. The reaction of producing hydrazines of certain
2-phenylp4thalazinone derivatives
PERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 24, 1962, 395, abstract
24Zh36i (Roczn. chem., v. 36,,no..2, 1962, 253 - 258 Lpol.;
summaries in Russ., Eng. and Ger.1)
TEXTt The reaction of 2-:(41-aminophenyl)-4-chlorophthalazine (1)
with N
H
2 4
is difficult and the substance obtained can only be separated.in the
form
-of an acetyl derivative~_,jof
2-('41-acetyliminophdnyl)-4-acetylhydrazi4ophtha-
lazinone (II). The action of N H on
2-(21,41.-dinitrophenyl)-4-methoxy-
2 4
phthalazinone (III) and
2-(21,41-diaminophenyl)-4-methoxyphthalazinone (DO
produced
2-[2(4')-nitroso-4'(2t)-aminoplienyl_)-,A-methoxyphthalazinone (V)
and
(21,41-diacetyldiaminophenyl)~-phth 'alazindi-1,4-one (VI),
respectively,.
instead of the expected hydrazine derivatives., Nitrating
2-phenyl-4-H-phtha-
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matic ... B166/B186
lazinone (VII) (R - Cl) (VIIa) and VII OCH (YIIb) gives 2-(41-nitro-
,phenyl)-4-chlorophthalazinone (VIII) and III,. which were reduced to
I and
IV respectively. The position of the NO group in VIII was established
by
2
using KaOli to convert it into the well known
N-(n-nitroanilino)-phthalimide
(IX). The structure of III was proved by counter sy*nthesis. VIIb was
pro-
duced by reacting VII (H - Cl) with CH ONa, 15 ml HNO (d 1.49) are
added
3 3
drop by drop (0') to a solution of 10 g Ma in-1 00 ml concentrated
H2so 4
the mixture is agitated for 10 min 0and then poured'out onto ice
giving VIII,
C 14H803N'3Cl, yield 4.5 g, m-P. 243 G (decomp.; from CHC13 + CH3OH,
5 t 1)'
A. mixture of 0.5 g V11I and 40 ml 5% NaOH is heated:for 30 min,
whereupon
it is chilled and acidified with H01 acid, giving IX, yield 0.2 g. A
mix;.
ture of 2 g VIII, 10 g Sn.C1 21 .5 mi concentrated HC1 and 40 ml
glacial
;..CH COOH is boiled for 2 hre below the boiling O?int~of the
solution, this
3
is then cooled,and the sediment is treated with 10 % NaOH which gives
I,.
C H ON Cl, m.p. 21.3 - 2140C (from CHCl + CH','OH)t"and tho.acetyl,
deriva-
14 10 3 3 3
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Cyclic'hydrazides of aromatic ... W66/B186.
0
tive, m.p. 246 0. A mixture of 2 g 1, 8 ml 80 ~4 N2 H49H 20 and 2 g
N2H4ON2 so4
is boiled for 4 hrs in 40 ml ON (CH this is then cooled, 10 ml water
2 20H)21
are added and the resulting product is a crude substance with a m.p.
-1960C,
which by treating with (CH 3CO)20 is converted into,II,.C,,H 17 03 N5
yield 0.3g,
m.p. 298 - 300 OC (decomp.; from glycol). To a solution of 5.2 g VIIa
in
80 ml absolute CH 3ON is added 1.84 g Na, this'mixture is heated'for
1 hr;
then the hot solution is filtered and cooled giving VIIb, yield 4.8
9, M-P-
116 1170C (from CH 3ON). 4 g VIIb ar.e.added a.port ion at a time'(at
1.0 20 00) to 50 ml HNO 3 (d 1.49), the solution.is-poured out
gradually into
icy water,' producing III, C 15 H1006 N4' yield .3 g, m.p. 262 -
2630C (from'
glacial CH 3COON). A solution'of 0.2 g 2-(21,4'-dinitrophenyl)- ph
thalazi ndi-
CO is boiied dry, the'
1,4-one in 10 ml 2 % Na n'-5 ml (CH are added to
2 3 3 2�04
the residue, this mixtur6 is heated.until: a solution forms whereupon
it is
poured out onto ice.' giving III', yield 0.1, g. " A mixture of' 2-4
'g 111$ 24 Id
concentrated HC1, 72 ml glacial CH COOH and 15 9 SnCl is boiled f or
1 5 hre,
3 2
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the cooled mixture is diluted with wa:ter until the complex
dissolves, the
20% NaOA is added to precipitate IV, C H 0 N yield I g, M.P. 247 -
24 C..
15 14 2 4'
0
(decomp.; from MOR chloroform), and the acetyl derivative M.P. 240 C.
mixture of 1 g II , W mi'95 % N 2H4. H20 and 10 ml absolute CH3OH is
boiled
for 2 hrs, after 24 hrs V is separated, C H 0 Ne yield 0.2 g, M.P.
185
15 12 3
1670C (from CH OH), also the.acetyl derivative, M.P. 128 - 1290C
(from
3
alcohol). A solution of V in hot water receives an addition of NH
OH, and
4
H 3 is bubbled through at 60 - 70 0C, after which the mixture is
acidified J,
2
with HCl and is heated, filtered and boiled down to a small volume,
where-
upon IV is precipitated by the action of NaOH. A mixture of 0.6 g
IV, 10 ml
95 % N2H4*H20 and 5 ml glycol is boiled for 4 hrs, it is boiled down
in t
vacuo, then the residue is heated for 2 min with excess (CH CO) 0,
giving
3 2
0
VI, C H 0 N yield 0.3-g, M.P. 337 C (deoomp.; from glycol). For
18 16 4 49
communication I see RZhKhim., no. 9, 1960, 34829. tAbstracter's
note~a
Complete translation.)
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S/08 62/000/023/039/120
B166XB101
AMTHORS: Baloniakq Sylwester,-Ludwiczak, Stella
'TITLE: Transformations.of certiLin,nitroderivatives of phenyl-
aminophthalimide and'phthalophenylh drazide acid induced
W
by sulfurio acid
PERIODIM: Re'ferativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no: 23, 1962,
293,'abstract
23Zh229 (Roczn. chem.9 v. 36 ' bo* 3 1962, 411-415 [Pol-1
summaries in Russ., Engwq and Ger.j~
TEXT: Heating li-(2,4-dinitrophenylamino)phthalimide (1) and
phthalic
mono-2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazide (II) with concentratbd H SO leads
to the
2 '4
formation of 2-(2p4-dinitrophenyl)-phthalazinedi-1,4-one (III).
-Probably
the transformatiou of II into III passes through the intermediate
formation
of I# this being demonstrated by the fact that I i s produced
from7 II at a
lower reaction-temperature. In the same, way 2-(4-nitrophenyl)-
phthalazinedi-1,4-one (V) can be produced from phthalic
mono-4-nitro-
pheny1hydrazide (IV). It was not found possible to convert
N-O-nitro-
phenyliamino)-phthalimide (VI) into V or IV into VI. 10% 9aOH is
added to
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'Transformations of certain... B166/B101
g I and stirred until a solution forms, when 11, C H N 0 is
14 10 4 7
precipitated with HC1 (acid),Ayield 16.6 g, m.p. 267-2660C
(decomposition).
A mixture of 59 11 and 40 ml concentrated H 2SO4is heated to 1000C,
giving
I, yield 4-2 g, melting point ~72-2740C (decompoeitionj from CH
COOH). The
3
same procedure at 1600C gives 111, 014 H806N4' yield 0.6 g, m.p.
282-2830C
(from CH 3COOH); the 4-aoetyl derivative, 0,6H 1007N4, has m.p.
146-1470C
(from alcohol). Heating 5 9 1 with concentrated H2SO 4 to 1600C gives
III,
yield 0.6 g. 20 g VI are heated with an aqueous alcoholic Na CO
solution
2 3
until solution formation, this is diluted with water and IV is
precipitated
with H01 (acid), yield 19 g, m.p. 24.1-2430C (from alcohol). A
mixture of
59 IV and 40 ml concentrated E280 4 is heated to 100OCp this gives V,
a14H904 X3' yield 0.8 g, m.p. 297-2980C (from CH 3COOH); the 4-acetyl
derivative, C,6 H1105N3 , has m.p. 215-2170C (from CH COOH).
LAbatraoter'G
note; Complete tranalation-i
Card 2/2

13ALONIA-Kp S"'I'vi,3t.or
Conlen5ation of !.,4-d.*,~itLlroxy-pbt.Yixiia;,,Jn.1 soAlun, Aalt
wIT.11
chlornbenzenn and Ifith 2 .4. din I.t ra-,~ hlorobonzen,~. 01ollitt,
'37 "0
M1635-1636 163.
.'t. Im-Otute of ()rfanA(- Chemistry:, School of Meedi.cine., Poznan.

=AT# A*K*j BALONKINA, III,_-
--
Preoision of die and in"StOnt Oastings, Lit, proizv.
n0.8137-39
Ag 164, (MIRA 18%10)

Balonkina) I. I. (Leningrad). Comprative Investigation of Accuracy
in Manufacturing
Basic ~%chine Parts in Several Machine-building Plants P. 130
J, No
R!tmthweedbaLty in 6"91
2 &SEMM MA ?!Lm,,
M"gLzjp J-9wo 251 W. tub=2111 N=Imo-um- obswh. naahl StMitel MY
prurvzUennost:1, aningradsb3ye obLut pravlenlya, km. 47).
This collection of articUs &AQs vith the topics dismosed at the 3)A
Iftingrad fk4- and bialnearing Omifftence cc Interebangeability,
accuracy =d
Inspection Yotbods in Mmcbiw-bu114b(: and Lutrument-mWng, held 16-22
Mmr .1957.

XMA'r, A.K., doteent; BALDYMJfiL,-JL&J,, assistant; GALMIJI, A.Ta.
Precision measurements of dimensions in motion-picturs engineering.
Izv. Vs. ucheb. sav.; prib. to.2t73-82 158. (MIRk 11:7)
l.leningradekly institut kinoinzhonerov.*
~~easpxiag instruments) (M - -A:pio~xWa projection)

KUTAY,.A.,X..,Aa;nd.tekhn.nauk* dotsent; BAIDKKIRA, I.I., inzho
Automatic colli-tion devices for measuring angles of receso
for toothed cylinders and other parts. Vzaim.itekh.
zm.v mashinostr.; mezhvuz.abor. no.3:227-239 061.
(MIRA 14:8)
(Collimators)

BALONKINA, I,I.
Conference on interchangiabilityj, precision and control
methods in the vachiner.%r industr7. Standartizataiia 27
no,lOt48-50 0 163, (KIRA 16t n)

uz,;IiVQ ctricity Aug 48
aectrical Zr,~-,mnt
Irdatrial Equi;xwnt
"RdAr Years of ?2annim and Maintemnoe Activitr in ttle
hiectrification of Industrial
h-nterpriesstO K. D. Kofmans P. Fs, SoloTlyevp So Me LiVehitat As
I's &lOMV#
AVineerso, Moneows 4 pp
"MaktrichusUo" Ho 8
Describes midn projects of Umlektrommlazh 1.)18-1948 unders
wt&UwWq
onginewingjt toextiles, paper add ceMloses w%l polyeAWhye aives
important
plamdng decialons mide anti brief note on pars-)mislo
PA 15149 T37

TRAUGOTTt N.N.; BALDNOVp L.I.j KURGANOVSKIIO P.I.[XwgAwwsk#,q P.I.).
Cortical regulation of the function of the normal and sick heart in
man. Activ. nerv. sup. 4 no.3/4:439-445 162,
1. Academy of SoienoeB of the USSR, I.M. Sechenov Institute of
Evolutionary Physiolo , Leningrad.
(REFLEX CONDITIONED~ (HEART) (HEART DISFMES)

Jul,
? Vol 11/7 1'11'~
3235, REGULARITIES OFI)EPRE'SSION ACD 111-1-STORATION OF
HIGHER NERV-
OUS ACTIVITY IN SOME ACUTE PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS (Russian
text) - Balonov L. V. , Lichko A. E. and Traugott IN. N.
Inst. of
Evoluti ry Phy-sli-oT -.USSI1 Acad. of Scis, Leningrad - Z.
VYS
SI I. NERV.
Dl-.YATEL, 1957, 7/3 (335-343) Graphs I Tables I
The course of depression and restoration of higher nervous
activity has been in-
vestifrated in sonic acute pathological conditions in man
(insulin coma, convulsive
fits, acutc infective psychoses). It was found that the
succession of the deprvssion
of different unconditioned reflexes corresponds to their
emergence in ontogenesis
ThosL of the conditioned reactions which have beee'. '.ormed
in early childhood are
well stabilized, simple in their functional structure and
most closely connected
with the unconditioned activity; they remain the longest and
are the first to be
restored. This applies both to direct conditioned reactions
and to all kinds of
verbal activity. Each of the states so studied, along with
the common regularities,
is characterized by its specific features, In cases of
insulin hypoglycaemia, a
rapid development of transt-narginal inhibition is observed
as well as an inertia of
nervous processes and their Intense irradiation. In
post-coinatose and post-
paroxysmal conditions, complex forms of nervous activity are
completely inhibited,
while elementary cortical reactions proceed undisturbed.

BAWBOV, L. A;SANDDMIRSKIT, He I17RAUGOTT, N. N;CHISTOVICH, As S,
Neurophysi-ologleal study of acute infectious psychoses.
Nevropat. poikhtat., Moskva 19 no.4:65-70 July-Aug. 1950.
(OLML 20:1)
Is Of the Institute of Zvolutionary Physiology and Pathology
of Higher Nervous Activity imeni Academician I, P, Pavloy
(Director -- Academician L, A, Orbeli) of the Academy of Red-
ical Sciences USSR.

1. FALO;1OV, L. YA. , KAUITIMAN, D. A., LICIU~O, A. YEE., TRAMOTT,
11. N.
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Sluchevskii, I. F.
7. On Prof. I. F. Sluchevskiyls. article "On some urgent problems
in psychi:3try.11
Zhur. n--vr. i psikh. 52. no. 12, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Acoenslons, IAbrary of Con.:,ress.
March 1953. Unclassified.

BALDNOV, L.Taq;LIGHKO, A.Te.;TRAUGOTT, W.N.
17tMoon pathophysiologic analysis of stupor appearing in
infectious
payohoses. Zh. nevropat. psikhtat., Moskva 53
no.3:167-181 Mar 1933.
1 (GLKL 23:1)
1. Institute of Physiology Imeni 1, P, Pavlov of the
AcaderV of Scienoes
USSR.

BMNOT,- L.Ya.
onditioned oardine reflexes to automatic stimuli In man. Trudy
Inst, fiziol. 3:349-.354 054. (MLRA 8:2)
1e PalkhIatricheekiy sektore Zaveduyushchl3r A.S.Chistovich.
(HURT, pbysioloff,
reflex, conditioned, to automatic stimuli)
(TWLU, 001MITIONW,
heart, to automatic stimuli)

.Disorders of neural regulation of the heart in &cuto psychoses#
Tray Inst. fisiole 3055-368 154. (MM W)
I* PolkhIatricheekly saktor. ZavedWushohiy A.S.Chistoviche
(IMART# physiology,
reflex, conditioned, in psychoses)
(MWLIIX, WNDITIONID,
heart, In psychoses)
(PHTCHOSIS' phsiology,
heart conditioned relaxes)

BALCKOT, L.Ta.; LICHKO, A.Te. (Leningrad)
RWsiological Investigation of delirium, of symptoms of
cerebral automation, and of certain hallucinations In the dynamics
of insulin shook therapy, Zbur. vys. nary. delat. 5 no.5%686-696
S-0 155. (KMA 9:1)
(SCHIZOPH M IA, therapy,
In-Ain shock ther.. conditioned reactions to verbal
stimuli * in)-
(SHOOK TH]i~M, DiSULIM, in various diseases,
schizophrenia, conditioned reactions to verbal stimuli
in)
(BUT , CCKDITIOUD,
conditioned reactions to verbal stimuli in insulin shook
ther. of schizophrenia)

TUUGOTT, N.N.; BALONOV-p-VU7.--,- -LICMCO,-A.Te-,
(Studies on t1ke physiology of the higher nervous aetivity
in mmJ
Ooherki fisiologii vysehei nerraol deiatelluosti cheloveka.
Moskva#
Medgiz, 1957. 245 pe (MIRA 11:9)
(Psmiiomy, Pmiamim)

USSR/Human and Animal Physiology - The Nervous System. T
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol-j No 3j 1959, 13255
Author Balonov, L.Ya-, Lichko, A.Ye., Traugott, R.No
Inst
Title Depression and Restoration of Higher Nervous Activity
in Several Pathological Conditions
Orig Pub Zh. vyssh. nervn. deyat-sti, 1957, 7, No 3, 335-343
Abstract With the development of convulsive seizures, insulin
com, acute infectious psychosis, and recovery from
these conditions, the -later conditioned reflexes (CR)
and all forms of speech activity were suppressed, the
earlier they were restored and the more firmly they
were developed, and unconditioned reflexes - the
earlier they appeared in ontogenesis. Elementary cor-
tical reactions were restored earlier than the more
complex ones. The sequence of restoration of CR was
determined by the subsequent recoveries of the corres-
Card 1/2

USSR/Human and Animal Physiology - The Nervous System. T
Abs Jour Ref Mur Biol., No 3, 1959, 13255
Au
ponding unconditioned reflexes, which were restored
earlier and suppressedIlater than CR. In insulin
coma, and 4uite often in infectious psychosis, there
were rapidly developed protqctive inhibition) resis-
tance, and intensified irradiation of the nervous
processes. -- LA, SlMnitskaya
Card 2/2

TRAUGOTT, N.N.; BALONOV, L*Ya. Lichko. A.Ye.
The problem of sick points In the patholofr of the higher
nervous
I e (mmA 12:4)
activity in man* Kate po evol. f z1ol. 3 58e
(PSTCHOSRS)

SLONOV. L.Ta.
Materials on conditioned reflex regulat'4oh of cardiac
actirity in
man. Hat. po evol& figiol. ):149-165 158- (HnU 12:4)
(CONDITIOMW MISPONSI) (HRART)

BALONOV, L.Yn.; LICHKO, A.Ye.
Modification of some conditioned and unconditioned autonomic reflexes
during the development of Insulin doma (with summary in English].
Fisiolo zhur. 44 no-3:194-201 Mr 158. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Akademicheskaya gruppa akd. LoA. Orbeli ANN SSSR, Leningrad.
(SHOOK THERAPY, INSULIN,
conditioned & unconditioned reflex variations during
insulin shook (Rue)
(MWINX, CONDITIONED, physiology
response variations during insulin shock ther. (Rug)
(REFIRX.
unconditioned, rosponse variations durinq insulin shook
ther, (Rue)

TRAUGOTT. N.Iff., DA
Neurophyalological analysis of certain conditions resulting from
aminazine administration [with summftry in Irench). Zhur.nevr.
t polk1h. 58 no-5:585-591 '58 (HIRA 11:7)
le In5tItUt evolyntsionnoy fislologil, imeni, I.M. Sechenove,
(dir. - akademik L.A. Orbelt) AN SSSR. Leningrado
(CHLORMKAZM. effoots,
neurophysiole aspects (Bus))

TRAUGOTT, NoNe, oty.rad.; NATAROVA, Nov.,
Us red.izd-va; KRU M KOVA, N.A., tekhn.rad.
[Oonditioned reflex regulation of cardiac activity in
man]
Uslovnoreflektornaia reguliateiia serdechnoi
doiatellaosti
cheloveka. Hoakva, I2d-vo Almd.nauk SSSR. 1959. 193 P.
(MM 13:1)
(CONDITION&D RH M HSZ) (HR M ) p

BALONOV, L. Ya.; KATJF14A?f,, D. A.; PETMER, 1. A.; TRAUGOTT, N. If.;
(Lerikgrad)
K voprosu ob izmeneniyakh vysshey nervnoy deyatellnosti cheloveka,
obuslovlennykh ugneteniem, voskhodyashchikh aktiviruyushchikh sistem
mozga
report submitted for the First Moscov- Conference on Reticidar
Formation,
Moscow, 22-26 March 1960.

BALONOVI L.YA.;~--8GBOlZVkp-ToV*
Cardiac conditioned reflexes during various fomo of atrioventAeular
blocke Zinwe vys, nery. deiat, 10 no. 5t676-684 S-0 160.
(MMk :L3 112)
Is Inatitut, evolptsio=oy fislologii Am, I.M. Seohezova hadezU
nauk SSSR i Leningradskiy inotitut trudoustroystva, i trudovoy
ekepertimy, (HEMT BLOCK) (CONDITIONED PYZFON~E)

---- THAUGOTTO-N.N.;- BALONO'Vp--Liya~.-;-KAUFliUi-p-D.-A.- ---
-- ---- -
Mechanism of the action of ambiazine on higher nervous activity in
man. Zhur. vys. nerv.doiat. 11 no,3:814-822 3-0 161. (MIR& 1511)
1, Tho Seohenov Institute of bolutionary Physiology, U.S.S.R.
Academy
of Sciences Leningrad.
(CHLORPROMAZ M ) (CONDITIONED RESPONSE)
(NERVOUS SMEM)

-. - - - - TRAUGOTTI---N*N*-i --BALMDVp- --- -- - - - - - -- -- -
Neurophysiological analywiv of certain depreasive syndromo. Zhur,
nerv. i paikh. 61 no. 1:91-98 161. (MMA 14 -* 4)
I* Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii imeni I,M. S6chenova (diro-akade
L.A. Ortell [deoeased] AN SSSRv Leningrad.
(DEPRESSIOND MENTAL)

TRALUGOTT.. N.N-.; P ~L-yal ;KAUFW# D.A.
Wchaniom of the action of sodium amytal on higbor nervous
activity in man. Zhur. nevr. i poikh. 61 no 12tlEV+7-1854
161* iMIRA 1517)
1, Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii imeni I.H. Soobonova
(dir. - prof. YeX Kropp) AN SSSRI laningridt
(AROBARBITAL) (NERVOUS SYSTEM)

TRAUGOTT, N.N.; BALONOV. L.Ya.; KAUMN, D.A.
Clinical picture and physiological mechanisms of some
atypical reactions $o the administration of aminazime.
Zhur. nomr. i psikh. 62 no.5:746-754 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii imeniI.M. Sechenova
(dir. - prof. Ye.M. Kreps) AN SSSR 1 3-3% Paikhonevrologiches-
kaya bollnitsa imeni Skvortsova-Stepanova (glavnyy vrach
N.D. Bulkin),, Leningrad.
(CHLORFROMAZINE)

POLENOV, A.L.; BALM07, L.Ya. (Leningr&d)
Morphological analysis of changes in the neuroseoratory ele-
ments of the neurohypophysis of white rats during pain sti-
mulation and under the effect of aminazine. Proble endok. i
gorm. 9 no.5940-46 S-0163 (MIRA 16%12)
1. Iz InstAuta ts itologii AN SSSR i Instituta. evolyutsionnoy
fiziologii AN SSSR imeni I.M*Seohenova.

TRAUGOTT., N.H,; BALONGVy Lela*
*--WAWA.6&"M&
Reviev of the book 'Nourophysiological studies in neuropoychic
diseases'. Zhur.vys.nerv. deiat. 13 no.2:383 Mr-Ap'63.
(HIRA 16-.9)
(NEUROPSYCHIATRY)

ACC NRs
AR6004359 SOURCE; CODE: UR/0299/65/OOO/O19/POO4/PO04j'
AUTHOR: Traugott. N. N,;. Ya- Kaufman. D. A.
i
TITLE: Role of the reticular formation of the brain stem and
nonspooiflo
Isystems of the optic thalamus
jSOURCE: Ref. zh. Biologiya,* Abs. 19P18
IREF SOURCE: Sb. Evolyutslya funktsiy, M.-L., Nauke, 1964, 186-197
ITOPIC TAGS: brain, conditioned reflex, cblorpromazine, nervous
system
1drug, drug effects behavior pattern
ABSTRACT: Cortex activity change induced by inhibition or
intensifioa-
tion of the nonspecific system function of the brain stem or
thalamus
with the administration of adrenalin (subcutaneously 0.75 to 1 ml
of a
1:1000 solution), chlorpromezine (intravenously or intramuscularly
25 to
100 mg), or sodium amytal (intravenously 150 to 200 mg) was
investigated
in patients with'various psychic syndromes and also In
oonvalescents.
Conditioned reflexes were developed by preliminary verbal
instructions,
verbal reinforcement and also by defensive and kinestbetic
reinforcement*
Despite sharp changes of unconditioned reflexes under the a-ation
of all
the above drugs, the formation of new conditioned reflexes and the

ACC NR.
performance of earlier developed conditioned reflexes were possible;
thus, the synapse function basically wasnot offected,'tbougb certain
cortical activity changes were noted. It was demonstrated that
irradiation of excitation along the cortex is determined by the state
of
the nonspecific systems of the thalamus and irradiation of excitation
in
the vegetative centers depends on the reticular formation of the brain
stem. Preservation of discriminatory inhibition is determined by the
interrelation of the reticular formation of the brain stem and the
nonspecific systems of the thalamus (which is disturbed following
sodium amytal administration)* The function of impressing traces of
stimuli striking the cortex improves with intensification of reticular
formation activity and deteriorates with its inhibition. Under the
action of these preparations, motor reflexes also changed and certain
changes of mood were observed. Bibliography of 21 titles. R,
Pavlygina.
fTranslation of abstrao!7.
CODE: 06
fv

ITINA, N.A., BALONOV, L.Ya.
Studies on the EEG in lampreys with special
reference to the
role of acetylcholine in the heart. Fiziol. zhur.
50 no.3:
355-364 Mr 164. (IITWL 18: 1)
1. Institut evolutsionnoy fiziologii Imeni I.M.
Sechenova AN
SSSR, Leningrad.

SOIDWINSKAYA, T.N.; BAGROV, Yn.Yu. t BALONOV, L.YAO
Analysis of the effect of the phylogenetically ancestral brain systems
on the electrical activity of the cerebral cortex. Zhur. evol.
biokhim.
i fiziol. 1 no.3g281-289 My-Je 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Laborntoriya sravnitellnoy fizio2ogii tsentral.1noy nerv-noy
sistemy i
laboratoriya patologii vysshey nervnoy deytatellnosti cheloveka
Instituta.
evolpitsionnoy fiziologil i blokhimii imeni Sechenova AN SSSR,
Eaningrad.

TRAUGOTT, N.N.;_P]~LO&V ..; 0.11FIRAN, D.A.
.-L
Electrophysiological data on the effect of -.e
psycI-,-phnrmr^o-
logical substances on various stmeturos oi the human
brain.
Z.Iiur6 VYS. nerv. deint. 15 no.l-/,2-52 -Ta-F 165-
(MIRA 18: 5)
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii im. 1.1% Sechenova
A14 SSSR
i Tretlys. psikhonevrologichoskaya bollnitsa im.
Skvortc-oya-Stepanova.

AUTHORS: Kuzneteovg S. G-9 Bobysheva, Z. 1., 79-28 3-15/61
Balonoval E. M.
35
TITLE: The Synthesis of the Marked Diethylamincethylester S
of the Diphanyloxythioacetic Acid 35_ efirs.
(Sintez mechenogo dietilamincetilovogo S
difeniloksitioukausnoy kisloty)
PERIODICAL.- Zhurnal Obahchey Khimii, 1956, Vol. 20, Nr 3p
pp. 635-637 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: For the investigation, of the physiologioal
effect of
cholinolithic preparations the synthesis of a marked active
cholinolithic compound was necessary. As such, the authors
selected the diethylaminoothylester 3 of diphenyl-
oxythioacetic aoid (formula II)q which, as is known, is a
considerably greater antagonist of acetylcholine than
diethylaminoethylestor S of diphenylthicacetic acid 35
(tiphene), the synthesis of which with the marked atom 3
is described in publications (Ref 2). For the comparatively
easy synthesis of aminothioester with radioactive sulfur
Card 1/3 the authors used the method described in
publications

The Synthesis of the Marked Diethylaminosthylester S35
79-28 3-15/61
of the Diphenyloxythioacetic Acid
(Ref 3) (see mentioned reaction process). As radioactive
raw material BaSxO4 was used whiah contains the sulfur
isotope 535. According to known examples (Ref 4) the BaSxO4
was reduced at 900-10000 in BaSx by hydrogen. BaBx
converted to thiourea dn the action of cyanamide and
bicarbonate of ammonium (see reaction process). The yield
in thiourea (WH 2-CS-NH 2) was computed on the basis of
BaSxO4, about 95 %. The synthesis of the neoeSBary
diethylaminoethanethiol was realized by the reaction of
thioureas witb diethyl-p-ohloroothylamine and by the
subsequent alkaline hydrolysis of the obtained P-diethyl-
aminoethylisothiourea (see reaction process), The yield
of diethylaminoethanethiol, computed on the basis of
thiourea, was 70 %. The reaction of aminomercaptane to the
final product - aminothioester-took place in two steps
according to the mentioned scheme 1. The intermediate
product, the dieth laminoethylester S of diphenylehloro-
thioacetio acid (I~ precipitated as hydrochloride in
Card 2/3- crystalline state. The desired final product the
diethyl-

The Synthesis of the Marked Diethylaminoethylester S 35
79-28-3-15/61
6f the Diphenyloxythioacetic Acid
aminoethyleeter B35 of diphenyloxythioacetio acid (II)
was converted to hydrochloride, passing through the free
base. The yield of this final product, when using small
amounts of (1,5-2 g) BaSxO 4? was 20-22 %, computed on the
basis of the radioactive raw material. The yield could
be increased to 52 % with 8-10 g BaSxO 4' The synthesis
proceeded in a simple apparatus and within shortest time.
There are 1 figure, and 5 references, 3 of which are Soviet
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy sanitarno-
khimicheskiy institut (A 11- Uni0r. Scientific
Research Institute for Elvz~tAtm Jhemistry)
SUBMITTED: January 23, 1957
Card 3/3

BALONOVA, N.M.; KHAIXTSKIYt A.M.; PESIN, V.G.
Esters of P-sitosterol, Zhur. obe khim. 34
no.7t2l57,-Ql58
Jl -164 (MIR& 17t8)
1. Imingradskiy khimiko-farmatssvticheskiy
institute

BAUMOVA, Tatiana
Effect of enriched Larsen's diet on the growth and development of
laboratory rats. Biologia 17 no.9t668-676 162.
1. CSAVj Chemicky ustav Slovenskej akademie vied, Oddelonis famakody-
namiky v Bratielave.
(BODY WRIGHT) (DIETS) (GROWTH)

(~11L-C),~jOVA~
SUWW2-,, Given Name
Countrys Czechoslovakia
Academic Degreest
Affiliation: Chemical Institutev SAV /Slovenska akademie ved; Slovak
Acader
of Sciences/ (Chemicky ustav SAV),, Bratislava.
SOurcOl Bratislava, Nasa Veda, Vol VIII, No 4,, 1961, pages 233-237,
Datat "Study of the Raising of Laboratory Animals In Czechoslovakia."
Authors: BALONOVA, Tatiana, graduate biologistal
-CERLT,-KFx61-9,jr-aduate veterinarian

UMMT, V,; ZACHAR., V,; DITTEOVA# Vo; BAW
An attempt to evaluate the effect of extreme PbJVBical exertion
on the estrus and xWometrium In ratSr. Cesk. gynek. 28 no*72
501-503 S 163a
1, Clyn,-por. odd. mestakej nemocnice v Bratislave., veduci doe.
ft. V. Klinient Cbemicky ustav SAV v Bratislave, ved. odd*
farmakobiodynamiky dr. F.V, Selecky.
(MMTION) (ESTRUS) (UTERUS)

PHASE I BDOK EXPIDITATION Z/628h
Jeries, Jan ad* Engineer, Doctor,, Corresponding Member of the Czecho-
slovak AcadezW of Sciences,
Zakladni probleaV ve stavbs spalovacich turbin (Basic Problem in the
Construction of Gas Turbirses(Collection of Articles)). Prague,
Naki. cv,i962. 627 P. 16oo copies printed.

Basic Problems in the Construction Wont.) z/16284
1~8tate Research Institute for Heat Engineering,
J. Camek
Prague). Theoretical Study on the Possibility of Obtaining
Platter,Turbine Stage Characteristics 'lu - f(il/cad)- 547
1. Zuber (State Research Institute for Heat Engineering,
Prague). Experimental and Theoretical Results in the Field
of Combustion Chambers 571
J. Balo (Klement Gottwald First Brno Armament Plant, Brno).
'vL011AU'stion Chamber for the PBZKG 1-M Turbine [PBZKO Is
i
Czech abbreviation for Gottwald Plant] 589
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Burning of Fuel in Combustion Chambers of Jet Engines 603
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T-

M-IELKA, Jiri (Brno); SVOBODA, PnArl-01 (Blatnic,,O; BALOS.
Jaroa.~Av, "nz
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turbines. Energetika Cz 141 no-5:260 My t64,

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INVENTORs Jamelka, &;Iloa, Jaroslav
ORG: none
P
.TITLEi [Combustion chamber for turbine engineej CZ Pat. No. PV.
2916-64, Class 46
SOIRM Vynalezyj no.- 12, 1965p 21
TOPIC TAGS3 gas turbine, gas turbine engine., combustion chamber
asrm6s A combustion chamber for gas turbine engines is described
which has the
distinguishing feature that the form of the flame tube is formed of
segments) for
example.. of cylinder segments which overlap each other, At the same
time a system
of segments suspended inside the combustion chamber4'lconatitutes the
cooling fins.
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ACC NR- AP6028177 f,4) SOURCE CODE,.' CZ/0078/66/000/006/0024/0024
AUTHOR:_ Balos, Ja 1 Engineer'; Brno)
ORG: none
TITLE: Internal combustion turbine unit for lean mixtures. CZ Pat.
No. PV 1.
117-64, Class 46
SOURCE: Vynalezy, no. 6. 1966, 24
TOPIC TAGS:. combustion chamber, catalytic combustion, turbine,
methane, air
mixture
ABSTRACT: -An internal c9mbustion turbine unit using a lean
air-combustible gas
mixture, notably m_ethanej"is introduced. In the unit, the
combustion chamber is
xteplaced by a catalytic reactor, and an auxiliary combustion
chamber is installed
--itl4ront of the reactor. Two features of the unit are described in
detail. JKPJ
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TITL, An Oxydimetric Fiathod "*r the Determination of
Tannins. I. The Detanning of TenL 8o)-titions
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BEHM31K, Jn7cif', Inz.; RALOUN, Jnroslitv;
PROCIIA&A, Miroslqv
Soule experiences of the Hutne stavby National
Enterprise, Kosice.
Pozemni stavby 13 no.4:132-134. 165.
1. Hutno itavby National. Enterprise, Kosico (for
Behanelk and
Baloan). 2. Ministry of the 3iillding Industry,
Prnpue (for
Prochazka).

BALDum J.
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BALOUN, Rene;- FOLDYNA ' Bobumil
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Material incentives in the pr&Iuction plan performince
at the
Vitkovicke selazarny Klementa Clottwalda hot
#10ing'mills. Prace
asda 12 no.L29-31 A 164.
1. Vitkovicke zelezarny Klemenila Gottwalda, O*P,,
zavod 2.
Ostrava.

C ZE CA, i 003L OVAE1A
BA I ni-Phair of Plant Physiology, Faculty of Natural Scien-
oes, Comenius University (Ka-tedra Pyziologie Rastlin Prirodovedec-
Icej Falculty Univerzity Komenskeho), Bratislava.
"Some Vactors Influencing tho Accuracy of tho Determination of
Tanning Substances by Biological 1-:ol.-hods. I."
Bratislava, Biologia, Vol 21, No 5, 1966, PP 376 - 383
Abstract: Thc acciiracy o,' tho dotorminntion of tannin and of 3
other astringents was invoo~igatod using a inctliod based on tho
coagulation of red blood co:npuscles by thGoo substances. The
coagulation at 2000 + 20 is eo,,,~,pleted when tannin is used in 6
hours, with othor drUgs it takos 12-15 hours. Incroase in p11
decreases the coagu.1ation effect, and at pH 8 conqulation
9 CZOCh,
is practically zero. 2 Pigures, 5 Tables,, 10 I.-.1estern,
I Polish reference.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
'ALO 3an' BEJSOVCOVA, Ludmila.; M33SERSCIU.IIDTOVA, Alzbeta; Chair
iology, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Comenius Univ-
0"
~Kedra Pyziologie Rastlin Prirodovedockoj Falculty Univer-
ersi~ at
sity Konenakeho), Bratislava.
"Some Factors Influencing tile Accuracy of the DatermInation of
Tannins in Vegetable Materials by Biological Methods."
Bratislava, Biologia, Vol 21, Ho 7, 1966, pp 522 - 528
Abstract: The only materials of phen~,lie nature that normally so-
comFany tannins in vegetable materials and coagulate human erythro-
oytes are pyrogallol and pyrocatechol. The conglutination affect
of these substances is rquch lower than that of tannin, so that
their
presence does not interfere with the determination of gallotannins
in veget'able materials. lilie readiness of eryt-hrocytes. to react
with tannins decreRses with tho period of their storage in refri-
gerators. Erythrocyte suspensions used analytically sll-.-ould be
less
than I day old. 7 Tables.. 4 !,'astern, 5 Czech, I iolish
reference.
(Manuscript received 2o Nov 65).
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$Forms of Glacial and Post6laoial Accumulations in the Valleys
Mal& A Vslk*
Studena DolinA in the High Tatmo 'P. 21
( RoZppAvy, RADA mkTEMATICKO-PRIRODOV=CKk Vol. 0, No. 8,
1954-Praha, Czech. )
SO: Monthly List of gnat Diropean Accessions. (VAL). LO, Vol, 4.
No. 4,
April 1955, Uncle

KSCHURA, Vojtech; BALOUSEK, Antonin
Now rules for granting bonuses and awards. Prace mzda 10
no,,3:108-114
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USSR/Diseases of 1~1 ~imaii. MoniJifeic-tio-us Diseases
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biole, No 7, 1956, No 31104
Author QBalov, N.Ya.
Inst : Stavropol Agricultural Institute
Title : On Pneumonia and Enteracolitis in Lambs
Orig Pub : Sb. nauchno-issled, rabot. stud. Stavropollsk* s.-kh.
in-t,
1956, vyp. 4, 135-137
Abstract : Under conditions of the mountain zone of the Stavropol
region)
the occurence of a disease of lambs with pulmonary and gas-
trOintestinal manifestations was observed. Both in the
first and in the second type of sickness, retardation in
growth and weight) defectiveness of fleece, dryness of skin,
etc., were noticed. Inquiry into the causes of disease
showed that in the pre-lambing perlod the owes were main-
tained on poor natural pastures, and in the wintertime they
were receiving insufficient amounts of hay, almost no sil-
age or mineral supplements except NaCl, and no concentrates at
all. Such management and feeding of roes led to the develop-
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USSR/Diseaaes of Pbxm Animals. Noninfectious Diseases R-2
Abe Jour Ref 2%ur - Biolo, No 7, 1958P No 33-104
ment. of hypovitaminosis A. The lambs were born weak, pre-
disposed to hypovitaminoois A, and even to avitaminosis,
which was running a course acempanied with symptoms of
pneumonia or enteroco3itio, or of both together.-- I.Ya.
Panchenko.
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BAlk,V, T.
Forest conservation in the People's Republic of Czechoslavakia and
some impressions
of Czechoslovak forests. P-453-
GORSKO STOPANSTVOs Sofiyas Vol, II., no, 10., Dec. 1955.
SOs Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EW), LC, Vol# 5,
No. 6 June 1956, Unc-1.

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I3AL'17 Z. , . ; P1~11 W~ T.
ftConference on reporting the work accomplished in the
Forest Service in 195?."
P. 43 (Gorsko Stopanstvo, Vol. 114, no, It, 1958, Softia,
Bulg,,~rla)
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Month:ly Tndex of East hNropean Accessions (E&AI) IPC,
Vol. 7, No. 2,
Septer'ber 1958

MIOV, Te
"Haw I achieved good results in protecting the
forests in V recion."
p. 46 (Gorgko Sto-panstvo, Vol. 114, no. 5, 1958,
Softia, Bulcaria)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI)
W, Vol. 7, no. 9,
September 1958

MCrrYNGA, I.; BALOV, V., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
System of measuros against scale insects. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i
bol.
10 no.6-.45-47 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Mezhrayonnyy knratinnyy inspektor, Tiraspol'skiy karantinnyy punkt
(for Motynga). 2. Botanicheskiy sad sovkhoza "Dekorativnyye kull-
tury", Nallchik-Dolinak (for Balov).