SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BATUYEV, S. B. - BATYGIN, K. S.

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ACC NR, A?6034 1 RCE 0
016
AUTHOR: Abdullayov, A. M..; Koemynin, A. P.; Aatuyev, S. B.
ORGz Division of Medical Helmintholony, Institute of NedicaT"Parasi-
tolony and Tro
Leal Medicine im. Ye. 1. Har,tsinovsk if!.~ry of
AX, Hia
ublic Hea Meow (Otdel mediEgi-nakoy gallmintologii Instituta
fY#'7*rA'W - 4V Li.;
Wrazitologii i tropichaskoy meditsiny Hinisterstva zdravookhrananiya,
SSSR); Central )1osy1j%Aj of the Yeravnimk Restion. Buryat ASSR
(Tsentrall-
nay& bolluitea Yeravningkogo Aymakm Buryatakoy ASSR),
TITLE: Test operation of an experimental movable halainthological
clinic
SOURCEs Meditsinskaya paraxitologiya i parazitarnyye bolezni, v. 35.p
no. 5. 1966. 601-602
TOPIC TAGS: helminth disease, epidemiology, public health, movablo
clinic, animal parasite$ intestinal diseases vdical facility,
disease. control_:,:
ABSTRACT: A movable helmidthological clinic consistin
Ig of,sultable
equipuent and drugs~and staffed by a doctor, a technician and one or
two nurses was effective in the control of a recent outbreak of
heluin-
thological diseases* As it could arrive at sites of infectioal
6more
quickly, it vas more effective than a fixed station, and it also
bandl*4..'
Card 1/ 2 UDC: 616.995.1:362.113(571,54)
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USSR / Farm Animals, General :Problems
Abs JOur: Ref Zhur-Mologiya, No 2, 1956. 7116
Author : V.I. Patrushev, A-V. Polukhina,, N.I. Yalovaya,
Q-1
R.N. Oleneva, I.V. Pavlova, T.I. Betliyeva,
D. Flopovich, Yu. Paryahkin
Inst :West Ural University
Title :The ftsiological Basis of Increased Productiv-ity
of Farm Animals
Orig Pub: Uch. zap. Ural'skogo un-ta, 1957, vyp. 15, 3-30
Abstract: HKperiments made on calves which were raised on
ratiorz with a low, average, and high content
of proteinas revealed a bezter digestion of pro-
teins, nitrogen-free extracts and carotin., in
animals which had received more proteins in their
rations. It was also revealed that the stimula-
tion of secretion of gast-ro intestinaljaices
Card 313

USSR / Farm Animals, General Problems
Abs Jour I flef S.1_.-,r-BioIOgiya, No 2., 1958.
7116
Abstract: and a higher-metabolism rate are not only
due to
unconditioned reflexes proeuced by a specific
effect of food, but occur as a result of condi-
tioned reflexes induced by the concUtions; under
which the food had been consumed. In an experi-
mental study of horses the effect of training on
the utilization of ene~-gy derived from food, on
blood composition, acid content of urine, reaction
of erythrocyte sedimentation, coag-ilation of
blood.. pulse rate, metal-nlism etc. was revealed.
The tremendous i portance of training was deter-
mined as a factor which affected metabolism, and
produced the complex reflexda which affected the
essential functions of an organism. Pronounced
functional changes wore observed as well in
large horned cattle when kept on pasturage
Q-1
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USSR / Farm Animals, General Problems Q-1
Abs Jour : flef Zhur-Biologiya., No 2., 1958- 7116
Abstract : grounds, Under these conditions the passage
of
food through their gastro, intestinal tract was
accelerated to almost double the asual time. A
paradox was observed: a marked low rate of meta-
bolism and a decrea3e of blood circulation when
physical strain was imposed on cows ( such as the
placing of a sand bag weighing 10-20 percent of
the body weight on the shoulders of a cow stand-
ing in a stall). Froductive, choice cows showed
a -higher oxygen contert in their blood.
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PATRUSEV, T.I.; UV4* M.; BOGOMOLM, JI.A.-,- GANYUSHKIU.. S.M.;
NAUMOV 1~5u. ~-,* I.I.: IS.; FARISHKIN, lu.A.; FOLWIRAj A.V,j
SILARV17VA,, K.G.; SVUHOVAp N.M.
Experiments in physiological evaluation of food ratio"s Uch.zapo-
UrGU no.3i%3-16 15% 1 ~Y-IiA 3-4:5)
(Cattle-Peeding and foods) (Proteins)

==Ut--Tat!*= HjkhayjMq~ 9MMOVA, Tatyana, Georglyevna;
MATSUXp R.V.j, red.; YEZHOVA, L.L., tekhn. red.
(Economic basis of the collective farm system] Ekonomiche-
skie csnovy kolkh6imogo stroia; uchebno-metodicheakoe posobie
dlia prepodavatelei politichaskoi ekonomii sredaikh spetsiall-
nykh uchebpykh savedenii. Moskva., Vysshaia shkola., 1962. 64 p.
(mRA 1636)
(Collective fame-Management)

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JD/MAY/JG
AqOESSION NRt AT3002455 S/2935/6hW&6hifV62'17
,4UTHORt Katayev, 0. A.1 Prasnov,-V. A.t BatuyeV4.,124,.N.1,
Katayov, Yu. 0.;,,
,I
Lyme, Lq Lo
TITLEs Effect of adsorytiontAf some.,Aamin8a by the semiconductor
upon the
fundamental parameters of garmaniudYtransistors (Contorence on
Surface Provo as
n!r Amaingrehintors Institute, of B18atrochemistry, AN SSSR, Moscov,
5-6 June 19613
1962
a avoyst4,& poluprovodnikov. Moscow, ltd-vo AN.SSSR,
ISOURCEt Poverkhnostrw*j
1211-217
TOPIC TAGSs semiconductor, adsorption, amino adsorption,
tranvistor,,gerianiual.
transistor
0-
a were
ABSTRACTvThe followin&'ailiphati ~And-aromatic"series aiiiie
experiments as adsorbatest
hexametbylon"iiamine,ltriethylimineVam~6ni*~-~
ip-pharWlenodiamino, p-toluidine, dimethylaniline,fbenzidine,
aniaine, beta-
I InaphUylamine, dipherWIamine, aniline black. The results of
adsorb" by typi
1
IP-5 transistors arei (1) Reverse collector currents have deoreasedl
(2) Gair. has
lincreased or decreased depending on the amino basioityl (3)
Adsorption bond
strength as judged by the tir4a stability of the transistor
parametertz, depends
on the amino natural (4) Surface charge has become "less negativeff.
The above
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30506
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S/194
D201/D304
AUTHORS: Batuyev Yu.V. and Kuzuetsov-Petisov, L.I.
TITLE: Intensification by ultrasonic field of certair.
reactions in the nitrogen industry
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radiocle'Atronikat
n.o, 8, 19619 11, abstract 8 E81 (Tr. Kazansk. khim.
takhnol, in-tA, 1960, no. 299 128-132)
TEXT; The effe;~-t was studied of ultrasound on the reaction
of inversion of nitrite into nitrate and on the synthesis of
nitric
acid from liquid 2nitrogen oxides. The frequency was 21 kc/s and
in-
tensity 6-7 14/cm. It was established that ultrasound intensifies
considerably (as comiared with mechanical stirring) the inversion
reaction of nitrite nto nitrate; the reaction does not depend on
V41
the solution concentration and is accelerated considerably with
temperature increasing to 60-8000. Under the effect of
ultraaouml,
the synthesis of concentrated nitric acid from liquid nitroltan
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Intensification by ultrasonic field... D201/D304
oxides takes place at 0-2000 with no pressure and with air a& an
oxi-
dizer, but always with an excess Of N204 (0v 100% cOM_Dare(-I
T"itII t110
ntocl,dometric mixture). 3 tablea. 7 references. f;~batracter'n
note: Complete translation-7
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AUTHOM.
TITIZ:
PERIODICAL:
30507
,/61/000/008/059/092
S/194
D201/U304
producing
synthesis
Kuznetsov-Petisov, L.I. and Batuyev, Yu.V.
The ultrasound intensification of the process of
concentrated nitric acid by the direct
Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. B. 1961, 11, abstract 8 E82 (Tr. Kazansk. khim.-
tekhnol. in-ta, 1960, no. 29, 139-140)
TEXT: The mixture of nitrogen oxides were placed in glass
and steel vessels and subjected to ultrasound at a frequency of
21 kc/a and intensity of 6 W/cm2. With a 100% excess Of H204 in
the nitrogen oxide and nitric acid mixture, with nitric
concentra-
tion at 50% and air as oxidizer, the concentration of nitric
acid
reaches 82.2% after 15 minutts of ultrasonic action, it
reaches 88%
after 30 min. and 92,2% after 60 min. With industrial oxygen
as an
oxidizer the concentrations are 85.4%, 92.3% and 95.1%
respectively.
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The ultrasound intensification... D201/V304
With a 50% excess of N204 compared with the stochiometrie
composi-
tion, the concentration of nitric acid is as follows: with air
oxi-
dation and 15 min. of ultrasound 78,9%, after 30 min. 05.3%
after
60 min. 88.2%; with oxygen oxidation the values are 81.4% 87.6%t
90.5% for 15, 30 and 60 min. of ultrasound effect respectively.
The change of the reaction temperature from 0 to 5000 does not
mat-
erially affect the concentration of the nitric acid obtained.
The
concentratien of nitric acid in a glass vessel, with other
condi-
tions remaining the same, is higher than that in a steel vessel.
All experiments were carried otit without say pressure being
applied.
,CAbstracter's note: Complete translat~--)n
Card

PMKOP'YZVA, A.; BEMHWA, A.; BATUTVA, G.
Mad@ of local mw materisle, IMO -n0-9017 8 159,
(MIRA 13 11)
1. Chlerr Hauchmo-tekhnichemkogo obahchestva
Verkh-IsetakDgp
ustallurgicheskogo sayoda.
(Ural Mountain region-Kaolin)

PRDMPI YEVA. A.M.; ' In I YA. A.A.; ~ATUYIVA, G.N.
Utilizing wastes of metallurgical plant refractorjr
departzients.
Ogneupory 19 no.5:237 154. (MIIU n.. 8)
(Factory and trade waste)

M HKAYA9 A.A.; PROKOPIUVA9 A.M.; ~-,BATU7KVAj G.N,
Using Ural rav materials in manufacturing steel-pourixg
stoppers
and nozzles. Ogneupw~y 25 no. 31107-108 160. (MIRA 13%10)
1. Verkh-Isetskiy metallurgicheakiy zavod.
.t ~ (Refractory materials) (Steel-Metallurgy)

LEV, A.A.; BATUYEVA, I,
PotentWe of the aingle nerve cone of the Opinal gan
.gUa of a
frog in rhythmia stimilation. T-Sitologiia 3 no-53543;3 4 161,,
.. r
HM 14: 10)
I.Laboratoriya fisiologii klatki lzutituta..tsitologii AN SSSR,
Leningrad.
(NERVES,, SPINAL)

BATUM F; P I".*.
Elbotric parameters of the membrane of Amoeba proteus. Report
X6.1i
Motionless amoebaes. TSitoleglia 7 no.2:188-196 Mr-4 165. (KRA
180)
1, laboratoriya fiziologit kletki Instituta, tsitologii AN
SSSR, Lenin.-
grado

PATMVA I_ I a Ve
wMaracteristics of the Resting Potential of Ameba
Proteus.0
pp. 5
institute of Cytology AS USSR Laboratoryof Coll
Physic-logy
of Scienwe USSR, Abstracts of Reports)p Lwalngradp
JPRS 20,,634
pp.

i~- f~
tor!0'; Izd kokii`ih .196W
*:jpe-4&
TOPIC TAGS: conductor-V -crystal surface moii6ulati
Lerman um semi ,surface property,
interactions semiconductor research.
Z-,
-a' die~10: exp --the ph sicochemLealiWtui6-~,'of: Oh
AkTltkiE~Afi aift y eqomena
whichlake interaction of t, his natural surface of: germinluil
iftli'. a' cliaki;
plade: during
ical mediumo' The following effects Are taken into consideration:.'.'
I.' Inteiaction,
with the germanium surface atomej which causes a radical change in
the surface dus
to the fonation of a new.,surface, compound (sulfide, nitride, etc.).
2i Interac----:,
tion of Adsorbed-molecul6s with g62wnium surface atoms due to various
forte's
Mard-

Ium'oxidi inierfa t ~-`
due-,mechan sms.-. -It _,_thAt' tbik'.
-At.'the, german e W~
Yar
-action of Various4ubstances with4ermanium.causes a change in
the.surtace eharge.~:
-;The D -usually reduced by1chemica II't.reatmenti
egative charge of an, etched,surface'Is
band sometimes even changes sign* The effect.of.various
substances--on the germanium i
!surface . is a change in -the parameters of the "fast" st ates. A
change is~noted in
;the recombination Olocity, which at time may be considerable. There
Is a sharp
!reduction in recombination velocity as a.*result of quirone
treatment.: Various sub
.stances- are specific, in. their -affect on tha Pfast" states. This
effect cannot be
Interpreted on the basis-of electrostatic interactions alone'9
The-adiorption,pro-
.-Cess-is reversible In many"cases-InItrobenzene, C_
ch1orobenzene, et Chemical.-
treatments aft discussed In.whi6h iedox s-_ a
ystems take part ~ (s, g, quinonia-hydroqui-
none) It was found that quinon6 le'very effective ln~reducing recashin
,elai;iting. t4e . acciOtor leveli VAtir causes large Inakage
currents due to the H 30#1
4on in the non6molecular water. UW6 (*be. N:41ay-racell effect). .
The isechanism of
lie effect of *arlous substahced bfi.thd ftfast" itatels-not aileaO
on Sieviril p6intsil
tam 90-

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ACCESSION NR! ATS020449 UR/0000164/006/000/0047/0058
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R
Frita 4. 'The effect of film-forming. substances on the electrical and physical
pro-'-`
es of~_-
-SOURCZ-
:Ykava...ko-nfgrent-siva:po:-fizike--poI
Tc6sk._'1962*. Povei*hhb e ~-i~!
-k"yye- YaVieniya -4. folu rov-An ka
._:konta kh-(surface-and contact,pheriomena- -seml-
p
c
d tors)._-Tomsk,.1zd-vo-Towskcgo univ.., 1964, 47-58
on uc
TOPIC TAGS: surface property, ger%sanium semiconductor, electric property,
crystal
surface, semiconductor research, electron recombination
-17evels-.of.--"fiiat"--s.tates~.is _.dat6znined.by -the. nature of. the-
substances- 4hich-:appeirc
in the filin compositiou. To study-the use of films made up of high molecular
mate-
rials; for stabilizing semiconductor deviceso the authors investigated several
lac-
quers'as well as a number of components used in various lacquers and enamels
wNF7- -
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ACCESSIOW NR:-- AT5020449,':
--regard- toAbeir _effert-bn- the electrical -and --physical
properties-of -the-surfacd --of
germanium. Specimens with dimensions of 1. 5 x 0.6 x 0. 3cm were
prepared from ger-
-.--B~foxe--mcasurementw--wei..!a. made,- the _Speul
ei b-
_V're-e ling
7 c ad.--_for_ 3 minitt-,66-in -boiling--Perbydr,61--and-washed-
several- -ti-ms - in -boiling
water. The lacquer treatment was donb accow-ding to instructions * In
making the
me-asurements, use was made 6f the field effect with a strong sinusoidal
signal w'-Eh
station.r-i photoconductivity. Meld effect re ven for etched germanise
Curn ac quer, drying o an rosin
______1_and. for germanium treated with gly-ptal e- n-ame,. V 1_01 gi
i1- d
I-Ri,combination and charge-curves. Are -$iven for treatment with V*-l
-lacquer, drying
01-1 and rosin. Treatment it-glypt-al enamel changed the negative charge
slightly.
Relaxation of surface conductivity in vacuu;n was considerably stronj:ar
for samples
t-,--ated in V-1 lacquer than for the etched surface. Treatment of-
Semiconductor de-
--lees 1.1 ,,1 fhe hiRb current amplif-leatioo.
V jk1MMerter-6___
+
-CO-b + 0 0 a-
~'Y .114, POO
I both to low recombination on the surface and to the absence of leakage
along the
surface. The energy configxpration and concentration of surface states
were altere&:

6h327-65
ACCESSION RR AtSO.20449
by -treatment in dryiiig'oil. The.effect of film-forning substances on the
change
iP surfade-potential-I d6t i ed chiefli by- two factors: substinces
-s.apparently eM n
in the :Silm compositi,on-wb4achhave.(Iono*r-acceptot- properties, and
substances (or
individual gr%,)ups of molecules) which ma interact with oxygen, the chief fa(
tial
ints, unange a u poten, from
Sur ac
Sur ac
tb first chaniarn i a - detemined-,bv the. concej~~I~ ifon - anii natnywA nTlIMIn
ceptor substances in'the comp66itio-n'of the film.' The chief factor 5-iD the
~qb'
60 arande-Acx6----.- ....... . . . . . . $4
i-th
0~-_0th. iw_t .---the -d o- li~'boiW`
.-'*be--x6Ueule- ese a a ances�--e#'i,.
I

101285
VD1
4
OR:;r fts;Z L Pro 0
X,
TITLE: Thatffect whichAhe adsQrPti6n of various substances has-on'the
surface.
rti6s of Mrmanium
SOURCE: Aqtli~'VVUZWS~ 5 naucbno.6takhniizheskikya-.konferentaiya po
fizlke~pol 0d
Uprov
mikov (eo~e-rkhno- a 1 kontg!E=e y4vionIX-a -T 7
FRoverkbno
lkcmta&tmWe "vleniya V poluprovodnikakh (Surface an4 contact
phenamena,in semlcon-'
ductors). -v0 -78
Tzmsk,_ . Xzd rM VA_Univ. t _~q64, 65

L 03285-66
ACCESSION NR-. AT5020451,
nitrobenzene is of interest since the.nitro group is oft Ien an
active radical'in lAc-
quer coatings. P
This-typg of treatment reduces the negative surface charge which a
pears after etching. When the.treated~sp cimen is aged in air, the
surfac
e e~poten
tial-increases to - the -former value. characteristic for the etched
surface. . Treatment:...,.'::
in o-hydroxyquinoline causes,-a sharp increase In positive:surfice
charge.. It was._
impossible to'make any conclusions:ibout the structure*of surface
centers after thi
type of treatment*,. Treatment in phthaiic anhydride also
increasea,.the p6sWvi sur.~....
face potential. Tnus,in nearly all cases adsorption of theisubstances
49 ac6o*pa-
nied - ~, -hydroxy-~
by a reduction In, negative -surface charge. especially in the case
o0 o
quinollne.* ~Jhis is explained,by: the displacement of - adsorbed
oxygen fr6ii, the oxide.
layer., and for.the case with 0!-hydroxyquinoline, by direct
participation of: elec-.,
trons-. nitrogeii"atb6i', in -th 'volume 41th the c ion band..'
Aik the onduct
which"'causes ositiv -surface charging.', Adsorption
a ca9ses areductionin the, ioixll.:
surfa-e,recombination velocity , ~rbicb- is due,to 46hange
ln-thecaptur4,cross,
;section -:or-' robenzena-1 z ersi-
-the carriers. .'Adsorption of nit _~:nd chibroben :m'elis rev
ble.' In the case of nLtrobdnzeae:..adsorption-,
levela"iocated:_-aboveltht-~-~ntier.of the.. _.
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ATS020451
i~of I e ve Is Iodated"
forbidden zone are sbifted-upwaM., ..The concentration of~
9r
bei the center of the forbidden - zone increases during adsorption
and returns to
9 in air (as a result of:desorption). is assumed
the original value durin It
I -,LrOiadsiorption-of chlorobdnze ni be ifid P~tbAti
thatjhe,effects-qbserve~ na, tro nzene
A .m ads -~pti in A fi.I bf-Al a-
de-1 are-_ ue; Iarkely:lto! Uctrostat
ox on 0 6 ec.:
".1 s0onsible for recombination. Polarization and dispersion
effects-are apparently im-,..,
portant in chlorobenzene adeprption,,while'the dipole moment is can
important fadt~6e~
in-adsorption of nitrdbenzene~ Adsorptioi .iof o-hydroxyquinoline is
ad by
i
f-le-eper interactions, including.the formation of bosids of the type
NI
JA nitrogen atom which has an unsbared pair-takes part in.-this
reaction. The experi-
1mental effects are due to this phenomenon. Orig. art. has; 9
figures.
ASSOCIATION.
none
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ATS020452 771
ulk/660164-7000/0
]ACCESSION NR
TAWHOR: PjMze," L. L Baj~! yeva Ye. H. -)S!tayev, G. Ao; Preanov, V.
A. Ui6f 10
LE:
Investigation of the,iurfa6e properties of germanLum and germanium
devices
-eated in quinone
tr
I
-!SOURCkv Almh~i;6vs -tekimichi kaya konferentsiva Do Mike-
kaya nauchno a
I7&_n_taR_T=e vaylen
inikov i Ostnyve Va 1. P*verklwhomtqyy*j-_
L,~ 196220
taktcypi yavlealya v poluprovodnikakh 'in simic
-(Surface and contact phenomen on
ductors). Tomak, lzdnvo',Tomsko -un v. '1 4, 79-86 1
go
gervAniumi:'sevdconductor. div
7 -ice adsorption surface proper',
surface,
ec
ABOS ACT: Tfie quinon6-bydroquln6ne. medox Pairja studied withv6gard
toA 'off
structure of TasV vVites since a change in surface rec
ombinatioil-
b4- caused hat,only, by'. a,l,-cba- I' urfaci.-potentlal, but. &Isp~
*,4--ibim
may. gj
dahsit~v li~_ih6 t4tates." In m0c
fag
use was f Uld'effict
-made of'the vith a, strong sinusoldal signal: co0obi ed Olth att-~,
tionary photoconductivity.,- Thefrequency of the.traneverse field,wft.
2 -cp~-

L 01287~46
ACCESSION NR* ATS020452
;;i~uctivity IV
Stationary photoconductivity was calibrated by the reduction In
photopon...
the absence of a-transverse field..-.The dielectric was-a sheet of
mica 20-30- P thid
-having resistivitieso
The specimens were made with n-ijermanium f, 3 2, -.44 and 20 Q*cm
and lifedmes'of 200, 150 and usec res' ctively. P-5 germenium'devices
were
Pe
treated along with the germanium samples.. The reverse current of
the.collectoi, the
volume component of the reverse -current, and the effective lif"etifie
of the. tcln6rity-
carriers "are measured. Before treatment in quinone, the devic6sand
germanium sam
ples, were etched in peroxide--waibed several times in water,
dried,for three hours
in a dryIng cabinet, andaged.for:twodays in air in robm
conditions~to-stAbi-lfte
the oxidized surface of the germanium.. '.Quinone troatment afid
-dryin were done at
9
room temperature. , Concentration of ~ alcohol solutions was 0.5 !1,:
concentration of,
aqueous, solutions was 0.05-0.1 W. The, devices and germanium
specimens. were bold
solution for 0.,5 hour. The sgr~face poteritial for the-
atched,samples corresponds,to
,iminimm.canductivity. After treatmentIn quinone,;,the charge of
the-etchad-surface
becomes: *ore positive . -, It was imposible to measure the maximum
surface recombina
as a function of.the surface.potential in the siched
specimens,-therefore it~19,
Idifficult to deterkine 'the energy'configuraVion of fast stirfeca
states. - The. recom-,
Ibination surface states In-tho',etchid 'samples are above the
center"of the forbiddent
zone. ror,the treated.surfaces the'atutimum'surface recombinati6h
velocity i~;4tla.

7.7F

BATVINKOV, N.I.
Acute terminal ileitio. Zdrav. Bel. 9 no.8985 Ag163
(MIRA 170)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdoleniya ( zav. - A.F. Sazonov)
Grodnenskoy oblastnoy bollnitay (glavnyy vrach S.G. Pulayev),

BATrACHXV, Ya.B.; TAM=VSKrT, M.N. [Tanklevalkyi, M.N.]
1~
Machine for removing brush from peat bogs. Makt.sill.hosp.
10 no.11;32 N 1399 MR& 13:3)
1. Sotrudnikl'Nauchno-losladovatellakogo Instituta
gorodskoy i
toplivwy prouvehlinnontl Gosplana USSR.
(Agricultural mubluery)

BATYACHIV. Ye.B.; SIXTA. B.A.
Illectric thermometers for measuring beat In milled
past. Torf.
prafl, 36 rA.2918-19 1,59. (KMA 12:4)
1. lauebuo-tseledovatellskiy Institut mestnoy toplivnoy
pro-
v7shlannosti Gosplana USSR.
(Thermometers) (Peat)

bATYAI, Jew
An account of the Sseged Conference an Food Industry. Elelm ipar
16 no.10020 0 162.
1. Sseged Varosi Minosegelsagalo Inteset.

MTUI OL Jon*
*Handbook of food and beverages* by Laszlo
Torbagyi-Novak.
Reviewed by Jeno, Batyai, Elelm ipar 16 no.11:352
N IV,

BATYAI, Jeno
*Handbook of foods" by Arpad Pejtsik. Revieved by
Jeno, Batyai,
Elelm ipar 17 no.5:168 My 163.

esmi, Laszlo; BANUI, Joao
Induced reactions in the field of paroxy compnw3do.
Pt.l. magy
kem folycir 69 no.3s.103-3.06 mr 163.
-I- Szegedi Tudomampgyetem Snervetlers- as
Analitikai-Kemiai Tanjzoke;
Reakoi*ineti~ai AkIdemiai Kutato Gooport.

I-j.; BATYA1 J.;
Tn6u,- 41 reav*ilcns within the peroxy compourv-~s. Pt.3.
AnLa phys chem Szeged 9 no. 3AI1o6-i15 '(53.
1. irstitute of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry,
Jczss"* Attila University, Szeged.

CSANYI, Laszlo; BATYAI, Jeno; SOLYMWI, Frigyas
Induced reactions in the field of peroxy Oompounds.
Ft.3. Magy
kem folyoir 69 no.30-10-117 Mr 163.
1~ Szegedi Tudomanyagy-jtem Szervetlen- as
Analitikai-Kemiai, Tangseke;
-Heakcickinetikai. Akademiai Kutato Csoport.

UUM, Laszlo; 4gW,_"w;,SOLYMOSI, Frigyes
Inchwed. r"otions in the field of peroxy compowuls.
Pt-4- Mau ken
folpir 69 no-W58-165.Ap .163.
1. Ssegedi, Tudomanyogyetom Szervetlen- es
Analitikai-Kemiai Tamseke;
Rekaciokinetikai Akademiai Kutato Geoport.

ELTYACHEV Inzh., TANXLVSrrY, K.X., inzh.
Deep milling machine for the preparation of the our:&ce
of peat fields. Torf.prome 37 no.1:10-12 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1, Ikuchno-tooledovatel'skly inatitut mestnoy i toplivnoy
promyshlemost I U=*
(Mcraine-Peat machinery)

"C; ,ooourrln&r
BATYAN, N. P. Cand Med Soi -- (diss) ha-ffgF&(Tn-7the
orgPnism of patients in
oonnectionk with surgical operation4." Minsk, 1958. 23 pp
(Minsk StRte Mad
Inst), 111,0 copies, (KL, 52-58, 106)
-137-

FXr,--P:)Tk MW-A See 9 Vol 11110 3ur.,er7 Oct.
5548. SOME BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF SURGERY
(Russian text) - 0 a t ya n N. P. - ?DRAVOOKHR. BELOR. 1958, 4f3
(40-41)
Examination of 115 p&riTHd75WUWfd'Mt following surgical operations the
glyco-
genolytic and antitoxic functions of liver increased rapidly. while
simultaneously
iti oxygenic ability decreased. These changes did not depend so much
upon the
severity and character of the disease. as on the severity of the
operation.
Politowski - Cracow
Ik

BAZTLVA.-P.I.; BATTANA N.P.,-
mmob,
Acute dilAtation of the stomch in contmetion with cancer of the
c,qrdial section and of the pancreas. Zdrav. Belor. 5 no.3!60-61 Wr
159.
- (MIR& 12:7)
1. Iz kafedry fakalltetskoy'khirurgii (zavedxvushchl7 - prof. P.N.
Paslov) Hiaskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(STC-XACH--CAMBR) (PANCRW--CABM)

BATTAN, N.P.
TjelOUYOM Of the 8tomach combined with ovarian cyat.
Zdrav.Belor. 5
no.12:46-47 D 159. (KIRA 13:4)
1. Iz kafedry fate Itetskoy khirurgii (zavedWushcbiy -
prof. P.N.
Naelov) Mustogo maditsingkogo iustituta.
(S"Rum-TUMMS) (CTSTS)

BATTAN N.P. spiraut
-
Some biochemical changes taking p4as under the Influence of
surgery. Zdrav.Belor. 4 no.3t4o-41 * 158. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Is kafedry fakulltetakDy kblrurgli (savedryushchly - prof.
P.Re Hislov) YAnskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(LITIM) (OPUATIOTS, SURGICA-L)
,. - i, -i

BATYAN N. P.
Hematological changes in patients in connection with
surgery.
Zdr,xv. Belor. 6 no. 7:8-32 Je 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1, Iz kafedry fakulltetakoy khirurgii Minskogo
maditainokogo
inatituta (zaveduyubehly - professor F,N. Kavlov) i
kafedry
fakulltetakoy khinwgii Vitabskogo maditsinskogo
instituta.
(z(Lvedur*chiy - doktor mednauk N.M. Yanchur),
(BLWD) (OPERATIONSO SURGICAL)

~Irand -med - mmaux
late results of surgery for gastric and duodenal ulcer.
Zdrave
Bel. 7 no. 24345 7 161. (MM U12)
1, Is kafedry ftkulltet*oy khirurgii ( veduyushchiy - daktor
med,nauk, N.M. Isnabir) Vitebskogo, pedtMitutn (direktor I.1,
Bogdanoviah).
(PEPTIC ULCER)

SOURCE: NeftepererabotIm i neftekhimiya, no, 6. 1965, 16-210
TOPIC, TAGS; petroleum,; paraffin,, paraffin hydrocarbon, distillation. It 22 oil
--Vero iAVGSIi94tGdA--TIh&- ico-chemical- tias-of--tho-oil-and-Its-fractio=-
phys. __ - - - - . _ _ -1prowr - - - .- - __ - - ~ __ - - - , - - __ _ . - - - -
via - it,--t9zperati*e-7ield relations are presented
are- tabulated and their con
graphically. Benzene distillates vere distinguished by high octAe numbers duo
to high content of paraffins, Benzene fractions (60-200C) contained 6-15% of
aromatic and 24-38,1 of naphthenic hydrocarbons vith the prevalence of the normal
struc' .7.1re mraffins. The benzene distillates "ekstrall bind "kalashaff had a
high
content of aromatics, Gmup-bydxrocarbon emposition of tho 50-degree kerosener-
-1 and oily fractions was determined by adsorption,, the structure-Igroup
gas oi ~:~ !~ ,
0 -a mthod. Paraffin-caphthens hydrocarr
Position of the fracUons 17 th n 4 W- n3
y--fraatiow,(87-64"79#5%)* Potential content of-
were preseent. in kwo-aene and -oil
Cofd 1/2

L582P6-65
ACMSION NM AP50161026
high. quality -lamb kerosene was.18*6-28*9%-and that of the export
keros6ne--29%.
Diesel fuels were characterized by high cetane numbers (60--6;.). Oil
fractions
-5000 uere deparaffinized by selecttve Bolvents end separated by
350-420C and 420
adsorption on silica gel to deterrdne potential content of distillate
oils, the
content of which was 6.82% from the first fraction and 7,35% from the
second.
TheLr respective characteristics (viscosity and solidification
temperature) werej
9.46 cantistoke at 50C, -15C and 6.36 centistoke at 100C, -14C.
Residual oil
obtained by compomdimg of po-raffi-m-mphthene and light arozmtic
hydror-arbons
corres~~-.'ad to the technical stauda:-ds of 'the '9,K-22 oil. To
determine potomtial
content of co=ercial paraffin (GOST 784-53) the distillate 32C-475C
was snparated
from oill (yield 52.2%). It contaim 8.5% of paraffin and Ims a
nalting tempere-
ture of 5110. The oily distillates ebtained were reece--anded as
crudes for the
production of partiffin. Orig. art. has: 4 tables and 2 figm-es.
ASSOCTAmin
SUBMUTTEDs 00 MOM 00 S M CO12t FP
W)-REF--30V:--006
Cord 2/2
A.,

BATYASHVILI, I.
Bntinc4l~vlll, 14 nnd Tvplavafte, Yu. "6n a stuey of the violet
scwle rnd dcrtr~-ctive
pests of the pitted. fruits under the rrevailing, conditions ir
the e-virons of Tbiliei
end Xnkhetia,' Trudy in-ta zashchity rastenly (Akal~. nr.uk
Gr,,-,z. SSR), Vol. V, 1948,
p. B5-102, (In Georgian, resume in Russinn)
SO: U-4934, 2q Oct 53. (Letopis 'ZhurnFil Inykh Stntey, No. 16,
191,q).

BAIY.ASIPIILI, I. A. (Tbilissi)
C=:=L=~ -
"On the ticks in fruit trees and berry-bearing
bushes".
Theoretical and Practical Work Carried out by
Entmologists.
reporteri at All-Union Entorological Conference,
Georgian Dept. A-U
Entorrological Society, Tbilisi, L-9 Oct 1957.
Vestnik M S&SR, 1958, V.28P No. 1, p. 129-3D
(author Gilyarov, I.. S.)

--- I I q .. 1.-I .-- -- 1 -1 1 .. I . -1 1- 1 - - I
BA'r*SHVILI3, T. D.
7--
Batiashvilig I* D. - *Oh methods of laboratory "riments". (Studies of
biological-
ecological moments of plant insects),, Soobsbcb. Akad. nauk Gruz.
S5R,, 1948, Nos. 9-10,
P. 609-n-
SOt U-411,, 17 JulY 53t (latopis tZhurnal Onykh Statay, No. 20,,
1949)o

B&TUSHVIIa, I. D.
"Thirty Years of the Georgian Beria Institute of
Agriculture," Sov Agron,x
lox No 2s 1952

I
0
1. BATY.ri-41VILI, I.D.
2. US311 (600)
4. Fruit - Diseases and Pests - Black :5ea Region
7. Areas of distribution of pesis of subtropical fruit crops
along the Black
Sea littoral, Dokl.Akad.sellkhoz. 16 no. 3, 19,53.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
APRIL -1953, Uncl.

BATYAYEV, F.I., Imb.
SerArating potatces by the photoelectric method. Trakt, i
Bell-
k-hozmash. noo3t23-26 Mr 165o (MIRA 1815)
is Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-lDsledovatellakdy inatitut
seliskokhozyaystven-
nl,go mashinostroyeniya.

S/078/61/006/001/005/019
B017/BO54
AJJTHORSt Batyayev, 1. M.f Larionov, S. V., Shul'aan, V. It
TITLEs Stability of Complex Compounds of Lanthanum, Cerium,
Prasoodymiumg and Neodymium With &spartio Acid
PBRIOXOALt Zhurnal neorganioheskoy khimii, 1961, Vol. 6, No. 1,
pp. 153 - 156
TEM Complex compounds of lanthanumv cerium, praseodymium, and neo-
dymium iere more precisely defined by potentiometric titrations of 0.01
molar solutions of aspartio acid with 0.1 N KOK in the pressnoo and
absence of rare earth ions. The pE value was meacured at 25 C by an
JM-5 (LP-5) potentiometer and a glass electrode. Two series of
titrations
wore conducted with a component ratio of o H2A 1 0113+ a I i I and 2 1 1
(H2A a aspartic acid). The potontionetric titration ourv*s are shown in
Figs. I and 2. The stability of complex compounds ef lanthanum, ceriust
prasoodyniuap and neodymium with aspartic acid increases in the
following
~j
Card 1/2

BATYAYEV I.M.; LARIONOV, S.V.
Z==:-~
Stability of complex compounds of lanthanum, cerium,
praveodymium and neodymium with glutamic acid. lav.
Sib. otd.
AN SSSR no.2:113-115 162. (MMA 16:10)
1. Institut neorganicheskoy khiaii Sibirskogo
otdeleniya AN SSSR9
Novosibirsk.

S/200162/000/r-:':;/003/005
-D2
-AUMORS
Batyjjye I.M.~ and Larionov,
S.V
. ...............
T ITIE: --Stability.of-the complexes of lanthanum, prasoody-
mium. and neodymium with glycocol
T-
PERIODICAL:- AkademiyanauIc SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniyes Izveis
tiya, no. 12t 1962, 69-73
T= T c h the stud of the-
CT:
he-present paper.is oncerned wit y
stability_--of - complexes -of- La Pr- -- and- Nd wii:h glycocol,
arrd--of
!Vith. 0-C -alauLine and serine since w-ch -oork may be of importance
the study of thecomplexing of lanthanons. with polypeptides. The
stability-constants were determined by Votentiometric, titrations, at;
Pr-,-- Nd-. -The acid-met.al
ence am: -ratio.-:-
-was 1:1.or 3:1. For titr' acid werel
a atio'h, .100 ml Of 0.001 M amino
placed in the cell, followed by 0.3 to 1.7 ml of neutral MG1 (M
-1. The latter not
lanthanon) to an ionic strength of 0. value dia
rise by more than 5% during experiment. Logarithms of the Ist stab-~,
Card 1/~

S/200/62/OOO/Oi2/003/005
-Stability of the complexes.
D204/D307
t
(Z
- ity constants ere found to be respectively 4 18, 4.66 and
4.74 for La, 11r Q Nd* complexes with glycocol. A vMe of 4.3
'__,was also found for log V. for the &-lycocol complex of'Nd. For
-.-complexes of Nd with of -Ranirie and serine, log X1 was respective-
ly 5.04 'and 4.52. Comparisom of these results with earl'Jor woric
Uh. neor im., VI, 153,(1961); Izv. Sib. otd. AN SSSRt no. 2
113 (19625; "showed that the stability of the complexes of La, Pr'
"and Nd With aspartic acid is higher than the stability of the com-
..,plexes of the same elements-with glutamic acid or glycocol. There,
Am ;'.gures and 3 bles7.,
--~~-_ASSCGIATION; Institut neofga'nicheskoy khimii Sibirskogo otdelen-~
iya AN SSSR, Novosibirsk (Institute of.Inorganic
Chemistry ofthe Siberian Branch of AS USSR,.Novo-
arlu
SUBMITT ED:. J ary 20...1062
Card

ACCSSSION KRI. AP4041837
S/0054/64/000/002/OOd440069
AUTHORS K.; Zakharlyevakty.
:TITLE: Investigation of the oxidation.potential in
the*cerous-ceric,~
nitric acid-water-tributylphosphate system
SOURCE:! beningrad. Universitet. Vestnik.-Seriya fiziki i khimii,
po, 2, 1964, 84-89
'TOPIC T~GS: oxidation potential, cerous ceric oxidation potential)
ceriuzq,'fiitrate complex, electrometric determinationt
electromotive
force letermination
ABSTRACT: The. normal oxidation potential of cerium (trivalent to
tetravalent) in a nitric acid-water-tributylphosphate (TBP) medium
was determined. Two series of runs were made using N
V4~TRP,_
1 ower
-1/1.11 and 1/1.81. TBP is saturated with vf~ter at / I
water content cannot be used because the concentrated HNO in the
system decomposes to form lower nitrogen oxides which wo2d. reduce
the Go IV, The apparatus shown in fig. 1. was used to measure the'
emof. or -the elements: 1 0; TBPJ ENO - X 0; TBP; Go IV;
Ipt) H5,1 Ila; P,2
Ft, and glaas electrode-ONO , 1120; TBPJ Go 1i; 80 1111 Pt#
&Ord '1 3'
3- V.

i~"ACCHSSION NR: AP4041637 ENCL: 01
off Por
fo
Figure 1
Coll for the electrometric determinations*. 1--containsi; 2--two
r
~)-,lasz electrodpa; 3--two polished platinum electrode3;
1~--containvr
ij~ for hydrol, 0-TBP; HNO -H 0- TBPI,- r-two plati-,-
on polyelement 0101-H2 2
num hydrogen electrodes; 6--tubd for hydroaon foodl 7'--'connecting
tubo with capillary and polished cap.
Gard S 313

BATYAYF,V,-.-.'.M.;
Stabl-lity cf cormplex
and neoivm~um -.v~Lb glycocol -~~Fp nz-.12:
60,-74 62. (MIFfi. 1,/-81,
1. lnS4.iLUt nocr SSS
ganlch~-s'xoy khir.. R
Novosibirsk.

"Alit

I M
all %I, I 1~1
is a
e 3 33
All Via 'a
35
43
lit
Ai A

MIMNA., L.S.
Cb&racteristico of the veather amd
atmoopheric.circulation
in the vinter of 19604d,' Meteor. i gid-rol. no.2:51-57
7 162.
(KEU 15:2)
(meteorology)

RATIATUA, jT.FLJcmnd.geogr&f.nauk (Moskva);
SIDDCMM,, T,V,, kand,
geogra.f.nauk (Moskva)
Winter veather of 1962-1963 in the northern
hemi3phereg
Priroda 52 no,0124-a27 163. (KRA l6s4)
1
(Winter)

BATYAYKVA, T.F.; SIDOCHENKOp T.V.
*Capricious* spring of 1963. Priroda 52 no.7sl24-126
Jl 163.
(KM 160)
1. TSentralliVy institut prognozov, Moskva,
(spring)

BA71AIEVA.. T.F.; HINUAp. L.3.
Severe winter in routhern Africa* Priroda 53 no,
12:98-100 164.
(MIRA 18i1)
1. TSentral'rWy institut prognozov, Moskva.

BATYAYEVA
,._,L,F.,-.ka,nd.geogrRf.nauk; SIDOCW.NKO, T.V.,
kand.geograf.nauk
Weather in the winter of 1963-1964. Priroda 53
no.4:124-125 164.
(MIRA 17:4)
1. TSentrallnyy institut prognozov, Moskva.

?,-A.YAITVAP T.F., kand.geograf.nauk (Moskva); SIWCHENKO,
T.V., kand.geograf.nauk
w .. - 'I,
Autumn of 1963. Priroda 53 no.1:125-127 164. (MIRA 17:2)

M11KINA, L.S.; BATYAYEVA, T.F.
Structure of the atmosphere following the Invasion of tropical
air over Europe. Trudy ISIP no-137t"-53 164.
(HJPA 1719)
. -, ~:-- - - I
. . , I ' .'- * - ;-- -7 ~7777~~ -~~ ~ -11-, ". ~, I -

W:IYAMA. XMIMITSKAYA, U'DOUNKO, Z,N.
Analysis of the maps of high.,Iev6l baric
topography (10-10 mb).
Tr.idy rSIP no,137,.101-122 t". (MIRA 170)

BATYAYLVAJ; T.F.- MININA,,6011
--.- - , " p Ld
Weather and the circulation of the atmosphere in
the winter
of 1962-1963. Trudy TSIP no-137tl5l-159 164. (MIRA
17-9)

TJSPENSKIY, B.D.)doktor fix2-mat# naukp prof.j
-BELOUBOV, S,L,tJWmd.
fiz.-mat. u&uk;.FYATYGNAO K.V.; YUDIN, Y.I.; MTSALOVI
A.H., kand. fiz.-mat. nauk; DAVYDOVA, O.A.;
K..17ANSFAT4p
A.P.; PETRICMKO, I.A.; MORSKCS, G.I.; TOMASHEVICHO
L.V.;
SAMOYLOV, A.I.; ORLOVA, Ye.l.; DWORDZHIO, V.A.;
PETRENKO,
N.V.; DUBOVYYI A.S.; MEW, A.I.; PETROSYANTS, Y,.A,;
Guz6vink
TT EVA,_-T.F.; BELISKAYA, N.N.; CHISTYAKOV, A.D.;
tMIN &,TtT. F,--BURTSEV, A. I. ; MERTSALOV, A.E. ;
BAGROVYY , N.A.
BELOV, F.D.; SIDBW*
red.; DUBENTSOV, V.R., kand. fiz.-mat. nauk, nauchn.
reu.;
SIGATOVSKIY,-.U.,V.j,.-rqd.; BUGAM# '7.I., doktor
geogr. nauk,
Prof., red.; ROGOVSKAYA, Ye.G., red.
(Hanual on short-range weather forecasts) Pukovodstvo
po
kratko3rochnym prognozam pogody. Leningrad,
Gidrometeoizdat.
Pt.l. lzd.2., perer. i dop. 1964. 519 p. (laRA 18-1)
1. Moscow. TSentrallrqy institut prognozov.

BATY"'Y,-,10?A kand. 1, !~P g a ia
cogral'. nauk; 31~OCJ;I-IiKu, kai~d. . -o,,- f. r uk
-, -
Winter of 1964-1965 in the northern hemisphere. Priroda
54 no.4:
126-128 AP 165. (MIRA 18: 5)
1. TSentralln)rj institut prognozov, Moskva.
0

BATYAYEVA, T.F., kand.gaograf.nauk; SlDWHEITKO, T.V.,
kand.gecg-raf.nauk
Spring of 1965 in the Northeim Hemisphere. Priroda 54
no.7:125-128
J1 165. (M U(A 18:7)
1. TSentrallrqy institut prognozovp Moskva.

.... J, A 1 a - - - - -~ ~
BATYAYEVA, T.F... kand.geografoau!~; SIDOCHENKO, T.Y., kand.geograf.nauk
I Abnormal aumer; survey of si r weather in the northern hemisphere.
Priroda 54 no.IW126-128 165. (NIRA 3.8 0.0)
I
.L. TSentrallnyy institut, prcgnozov.. Moskva.

124-58-9-10552
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958,
Nr 9, p 158 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Davidenkov, N. N. , Naza renko, G. T. ,
Batyaykin, V. G.
TITLE: On the Spontaneous Failure of Alarm- E Springs Made
of
70S2KhA Steel (0 samoproizvoll nom razrushenii budill
nikovykh
pruzhin iz stali 70SZKhA)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : Vopr. proyektir. , izgotovlcniya i
sluzhby pruzhin.
Moscow- Leningrad, Mashgiz, 1956, pp 254-266
ABSTRACT: The spontaneous failure of spiral (band-type)
springs, in the
authors' opinion, is occasioned by the successive
propagation of
microfissures which appear on the tension side of the
tightened
spiral. The,time elapsing up to the failure point varies
sharply
as a function of even a moderate (of the order of 30-400C)
change
in the anneal temperature. A decisive influence on the
fissure
propagation is exerted by the humidity of the air. In
humid air
springs failed after days or even hours, whereas in dry
air no
failure at all was observed.
1. Clocks--Materials 2. Springs--Failure 3. Springs--Theory
V. 1. Feodos' Yev
Card 1/1

BATYATXIN$ V#G.; BOBROV.. A.0.; GIN7SBURG., TaS.
'Uniform. and concentrated deformaticna In hardened
and tampered
steel. Izv. vys. uabob. zav.j chern. met. 7
no.7t153-158 164
(MMA 17t8)
1. Vaesoyuznyy saoobnyy lasotakhnichookly in3titut.

. ; El"ItG, I ` 1i .~ . , i ; I '.t ;- ..'_
R.F. jhrO'drls 1~0
TY - I . ": T~I i~ , I I I
[P'4ankovt fl.N.); YARMILKO, Ye.C. flArmilko, O.H.I.,
06PAY.Cii], A.M.,
dokior khIm. nwik
Use of high-energy radiation for the improven*nt of the
operational charactaristics of polymeric materials.
Dim.
prom. no.4:3-6 O-D 164. (MA 18:3)

BATTCKI, Wojcincb; PASLAWSXA, Janina;
JIDGALSKI. Bugeniusz
Results of conservative treatment with
byaluronidase of in
tuberculose empysma. Gruzlica 24 no.209-106 Fab
56.
1. Z Xlejokfago Supitala Gruslicy Pluc im.
Dluskiego we
Wroclmwlu. Dyrektor: W. Batycki,
Wroclaw-Biskupin. ul.
Ztelonego Debu 13.
(TUBIRCULOSIS, PULMONARY, compl.
'pleural empyema, ther., hyaluronidass
(HYALURDEDASIC, tber. use
empyem&t Pula-$ In pulm. tuberc.

MISIEWICZ, Janina i wspolpracownicy: BATYCKI, W.; BMUCZWSKI, 0.;
GACKOW.RKI, J.;
GURTAT, B.; KOBIMXL, H.; ]CO DMSZKOWSKA, L.; KURYIOWICZ, W.;
KUZNIWOV, A.; MULLUR, H.; RMNSKI, T.; ROXANOWSM, 'A'.; SITU, K.;
STOPNICU, N.; SZCZVAMI, W.; SZTJSTROWA, J.; WUMBOWSU, M.;-
Wi"MOWICZ, J.
Marly results of vaccination against tuberculosis with vaozinse
prepared
from four different BCG strains. 1. Gruslica 25 no.3:243-250 Xar 57.
1. Z Instytutu. Gruslicy w Warssawis lbrrektor: -~rof. dr J.
Xisiewics.
Adres: Waresava, ul Plooks, 26.
(MCG VAOG.TMTWI, statist.
cowpaximon, of 4 strains (Pol))

BATYCKI, Wojciech; SZARD, Alfred
e7-
Role of the avian type of baoilli in the epidemiology and
epizootiology of tubaroulosis. Gruzlica 31 no.6:730-733
.Te,63.
1. Wojewodzka Przycbodnia Przeciwgruz1icza,,Wrocla:w.
*,

,,-BATYGW~. a
_*qlkpe"Ti orly_yich, kBnd.ekonom.nauk; KOGAN. S., red.;
,9---
BAIMTITMY, A.. teihn.'red.
[Ths se"mr.-Year plan of Ancren] Sentlatka Angrens.
Tashimate
Goe.isd-vo Usbekskol SM, 1959. 25 p. (Km l4a)
(AuMn District-39conomic policy)

BA-IYUB~, K.
87 S Pcmoshchlyu Aktiva. (Opyt ~taboty '.`:cnis. Okh1rany
Truda k, k. Stankozavcda
Lz. Sargo Crdzhonikidze. M.), Profizda-,,, 1954. 39E.S. Ill.
20SH
10,000 EKZ 55K.--
(54-54987)P331-891:331.82
56: Knizhnaya, Letopis, Vol. 1, 1955

-.--BATTGIN. K.
Z~_-
Social insurance for machine operators and agricultural specialists.
Bov. profsoluxy 7 no.1309-50 Jl 159. (XM 120.0)
I.Starshiy konsul'taut otdola Tessoyusnogo teentrallnoge sovets
profsoyuxov po gosudarstvennoun sotelal6nomu strakhovauiyu.
(Colloativ* farms)
(Imurance, Social)

BATYGIN. K.
Prooedur&.Tdr-'-plil;;;P~*614RI-f;;Msrto coal miners
for'ibe birth
of a child. Mast.ugl. 8 no.6:29 Je 159. G-I-L 12:10)
1. Starr.'Ply konsulltant otdala. Vananyuznogn
tsnntral'nogo soveta
profanyu-sov no gosudarstyannonu sotaiallno-in
atrakhovaniyu.
(Pa"lly allowances)

BATTON. K.
Granting mA psymat of tomWary disability aid. Okhr.trud&
I vote,otrakhe no.10:67-68 0 159. NIVA IN2)
(Insurance. Accident)

BATrGIN, 1.
Old-age pensions on favorable terms. Okhr.truda i
no-3:62-64 mr 16o.
(old-age pensions)
sote.6trakh. 3
13:7)

I
RMGIN, K. ~kl
WORICUILating payments In mass of temporary di"bilityN by - -
146 Trefilove Revieved by Ke Batyglue Ckbro truda I notee
strakhe
3 no-8:76-77 Ag !6o. (NIU XML 13:9)
(Inqurance, Soeba)
(ftefilov, 1.M.)

BATYGIN, K.
If he left amp2oyment at his own wish .... Okhr. truda i
sots.
strakh. 3 no.902-73 S 160. (HIPA 14:4)
1. Zamestitell zaveduyushchego otdolom Vaesoyuznogo
tsentrallnogo
soveta. professionallnykh soyuzov po gosudarstvemomu
sotsiallmom
strakhovaniyu.
(Sick leave)

I
. SATYQIN P K.
Assignments to sanatorimm and rest homes. Okhr. truda i sots.
strakh. 4 n0.5:.,1+9-50 My 161. (KnU 3-4: 5)
1. Zamestitall saveduyushehego otdalom Vaesoyumnovo
teentrallnogo
Soveta professional Inykh soyuzov po gosudareftmrrmt
sotsiallnomu
atrakhovaniyu 4abor and laboring claseen-Mediml care)
(Health resorts., watering places., etc.)

BATYGINq K
For our tots, Okhr, tv& i mots, strakh. 4 no-3156-58 Mr 161.
(HIRA 1493)
1. Zamestitell zaveduy~shche&-6tdela Vsesoyuznogo ts"i I-
antral
nogo sarsta profeoyusov po gosudarstva=omu gotsiallnowu
strakhovaniyu,
0(aternal and iafant wolfare)

BATYGIN, Konstantin S-teRapovioh,- NOVOSPASSK17, V.V.,, red.;
ANDREYEVA,
L.S., tekbn. red.
(Work of factory and plant local do=ittees in social inmrancel
Rabota. FZMK po sotsiallnomu strakhovanUu. MosWa., Profizdat,
1962. 63 p. (Bibliotechka profsoiuznogo aktivista, kc-.7(31))
(MMk 15: 5)
1. Zameatitell zaveduyushchego otdelom Vaesoyuznogo teentrall-
nogo sovets, profsoyuzov po gosudaratvamomu sotsiallnomu
strakhovaniyu (for Batygin).
(Insurance, Social) (Trade unions)