SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELICHENKO, V.G. - BELIK, N. I.

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Mineral.Deposits (Cont.)
SOV/1923
Staritskiy, Yu.G. Certain Magmatic and Metallogenetic
Characteristics of Platform Areas
Pinus, G.V., and V.A. Kuznetsov. Rigularities in the Geologic
Structure and the Metallogeny of the Altay-Sayan Hyperbasic
Formation
Smirnov, V.I., and L.M. Ryzhen)co. Some Features in the
Formation and Distribution of Mercury Deposits
Kuzneteov, V.A. Regularities in the Formation and Spatial
Distribution of Mercury Deposits in the Altay-Sayan
Folqed A~ea
Bogatakiy, V.V. Regularities In the Distribution of Titanium
Concentrations and its Metallogenetio Characteristics as
Observed in the Krasnoyarskiy Kray
Loginov, V.P. Regularities in the Localization of Pyritic
Deposits In the Central Urals and Certain Problems of
Their Genesis
252
275
289
302
315
339
Card 4/6

mineral Deposits (Cont') WV/1923
Unksov, V.A. Regularities In the Distribution of Cobalt Kinelmlo
Ixation In the Caledonian& of SOMtjWrn Central Merle, 363
Maksinovs A.A. "w Types of "wee srA hrro-ungans"
Deposits In Central Kagamstan, 389
Khaohaturyan, N.A. Basic Order In the Katribution of Iran
Ore Deposits and In Their Manifest%tIons In the Armenian 33M 407
Kotlrwp T.N. Nstallog*ny of the "qn* &p In Kulyy Kavitax 416
Baskinsidy, 0.1. Bauxite-forning QwAtttons and the Orderliness
In tM Distribution of Baux1to Oqq Paposits 426
Radlavloft, Te.,A. The Notallogeny of Oro P14tricts as a Now
AOproach In Metallogenetic Stodgo~ 462
XMIMM, X.M. The Pacifle and NeditsrVapean Boric Zones 470
C ard 5/6

Nlnoral DeposIts (Cont.)
SOV/1923
Giftellfaft, R.U. Rogularity In the Togton4a Dimtribution of
Phosphate Depoelts In the USSR
FITO& N*Pi The Regularities In the ftnation and DistrIbutlon
of Potassium Deposits In Saltoboarlng Yomations
AVAIUMv Library of Congress
48T
51T
NK/Jab
Card 6M/59

Upper Proterozoic sedimentary fromations and associated
minerals
in the Sayan-Baikal highland. Zahenem. rasm. polesn.
ioktp. 1:
123-141 '38. (MIRA 220)
1.Geologicheeki.r institut AN SSOR i Institut geolegii
Vostochne-
Sirirskoge filiala AN SSSR.
(Siberia, lastern-Aines aid mineral resources)
(Siberia, lastern--GeologV9 Structural)

HELICHEIM0, I.G..
Metamorphism of manganese-bearing rocks in the Ikatskiv
deposit
(northwestern Tranabaikalia).-Trudy Vest-Sib. fil. AN
SSSR no.14:
99-107 '58. (NM 12:3)
(IkatekV i!ange-4faugauese ores)

AUTHORSt Yeskin, A. S., Belichenko V. G. 2o-119-1-38/52
TITLE: On the Paleozoic Granites of the Barguzinskiy
Mountain-Range
(0 paleozoyskikh granitakh Barguzinskogo khrebta)
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 119, Nr 1,
PP. 140-142 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In many places of the Baykallskaya mountain region
deposits
.occur which are in default of fauna fossils conditionally
classified with the Lower Paleozoic. Thereby the age of the
eruptive rocks which break through these masses also becomes
conditional. Under these circumstances the fields of the de=
velopment of notoriously Cambrian deposits are of special
importance. Such a field is the northwestern slope of the
Bargunzinskiy chain, the river basin of the Biramlya. In
the year 1954 a fauna of archeocytes, trilobites and bra-
chiopods (Reference 5) which is characteristic of the upper
parts of the Lower Cambrian section were found in limestones
which were earlier classified with the Proterozoic. At the
upper course of the Biramtya the Lower Cambrian deposits are
broken through by granites. They form a small m-!ssif (2500 x
Card 1/3 Soo M) which extends in a northeastern directiofi.
The granim

On the Paleozoic Granites of the Barguzinskiy
2o-119-1-38/52
Mountain-Range
tes and the neighboring rocks are individually described.
The properties of the granite are shown in table 1. At the
contact of the granites with limestone-conglomerates and
sandstones a strip of massive assimilation-rocks of a
greenish-gray color is observed. They have a gabbro-
-structure with elements of a poikilite-structure. The
chemical analysis of this assimilation-rock is given in
table 2. From this is to be seen that the granites at the
contact with carbonate rocks are enriched with CaO, MgO,
Fe203 and FeO. But they become poorer here in SiO 2, A 1203
and K20. At the boundary of the granites with the Nyan.
doninskaya suite the'former are less changed. The mineralo-
gical composition here remains the same as in the central
part of the massif, but the quantitative content of the
minerals is changed: plagioclase no. 35 7o%, quartz 2o%,
biotite 511o, microoline about 5%, hornblende, sphene, apa-
tite and ore mineral - in insignificant quantities. As in
Card 2/3 the first case the chemical composition of the
hybride

On the Paleozoic Granites of the Barguzinskiy
2o-119-1-36/52
Mountain-Range
ASSOCIATION&
PRESENTED:
SUBUITTED:
rocks from the contact domain is closely connected with
the
granite-containing rocks. Similar enrichments are observed
here as there. The lack of younger than Lower-Cambrian de-
posits does not make it possible to determine the upper
age
limit of the granites. They are similar to other Lower Pa-
leozoic granites which were several times studied in the
Baykallskaya mountain region (References 2,4) as follows
from the comparison (Table 1)_
There are 2 tables and 5 references, 0 of which are
Soviet.
Institut geologii Vostochno-Sibirskogo filiala Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute for Goology of the East Siberian
Branch
of the AS USSR)
April 6, 1957, by N. S. Shatskiy, Member of the Academy
of Sciences
April 5, 1957
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M
3 (5)
SOV/11-59-4-3/16
AUTHOR:
Belichenko, V. G., Yeskin, A.
S. and Anisimova, Z. M.
TITLE:
The Stratigraphy and
Metamorphizm of Ancient Strata of the

Central Part of the
Barguzin Mountain Range

(Stratigrafiya i metamorfizm.
drevnikh tolshch tsentrallnoy

chasti Barguzinskogo khrebta)
PERIODICAL;
Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya
geologicheskayal 1959,

Nr 4, PP 40 - 52 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
This
article deals with the metamorphized strata of eruptive

rocks of Pre-Cambrian and Lower-Paleozoic age in the
Barguzin

mountains range. The ages of the Barguzin and
Nyandona

suites which form the foundation of the
cross-section for the

Angara-Barguzin region were fixed
differently by many geolo-

gists who had worked in the
region. The authors classify

them both as belonging to the
Upper-Proterozoic era, because

they are unconformingly
covered with Lower-Cambrian

deposits, identified by the
fossilized fauna they contained.

The cross-section of these
suites is identical with that of
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Upper-Proterozoic
strata of the I~nW4 mountain range. Rocks

SOV/11-59-4-3/16
The Stratigraphy and Metamorphizm of Ancient Strata of the
Central Part of
the Barguzin Mountain Range.
Rocks of the Barguzin and partly of the Nyandona strata are
very much transformed by the progressive contact metamor-
phosis caused by granitoids of the Barguzin complex of
rocks. Different aspects of metamorphizm in the Barguzin
mountain range are described in detail, The authors mention
the following geologists who worked in this region: V. V.
Dombrovskiy, N. I. Pomin, L. I. Salop, 3, A, Gurulev, P.
Cho
Shoboborovy A. V. Kolesnikov, V. I. Navill and Do S.
Korzhinskiy.
There are 2 maps, 1 table, 1 profile, 5 graphs and 11
refer-
ences, 9 of which are Soviet, 1 Finnish and 1 German,
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii Vostochno-Sibirskogo
filiala AN SSSR
(The Institute of Geology of the East-Siberian Branch of
the AS USSR). Irkutskoye geologicheskoye upravleniye
(The Irkutsk Geological Management)
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SOV/11-59-4-3/16
The Stratigraphy and Meta6orphizm of Ancient Strata of the
Central Part of
the Barguzin Mountain Range
SUBMITTED; Ilovember 21, 1957
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CHMOT, TU.A.; ZHMVLRVi,, I.T.
Lower Cambrian stratigraphy of the Xydymit-Zaaa-lboloy
iuterfluve
(Vitim PlateaA). Gaol. i geofix. no.6:83-93 160. (MM
13:9)
1. Tootochno-Sibirskir geologichaskiy institut
Sibirskogo Atdoleara
AN SSSR.
(Yitim Plateau-4;eologK, Stratigraphic)

'-..'BXLICHEM, T.G.
Geological characteris ties of the Ikat-Grage, mnganese
deposit.
Trudy Vost.-Sib.fil. AN SSSR no.25-.4-11 160. (HIU 13:9)
(Buryat A.S.S.R.-Manganese ores)
-Z

BELICHENK011-Valle ~Xeyng; XOMAROV,.Yuriy Vasillyevichl MUSIN,
Yuriy Vasillyevich;' TUMN9V Pbtr Mikhaylovich; CHEMV, Turly
Alekseyevich; FLORENSOV, N.As. otv.red.; SOLODOVI N.A*,, red.izd-va;
:HOVICHLOVAJ, N.D., tekhn.red.
(Outline of the geoloRy and petrography of the southern margin
of the Vitim Plateau '(nortbVeetern TransbaikaUa)) Geaogo-
petrograficheskii ocherk iuzhnoi okrainy Vitimakogo pleskogorlia
(Severo-Zapadnoe Zabsikalle). Moskva, lzd-vo kkad.nauk SSSR.
1962. 166 p. (Akidemiia nauk SSSR. Sibirsioe otdelenie. ,
Vostochno-Sibirskii geologicheakii institut. Trudyt no,S)q
(MDA 16t2)
(Vitim Plateau-Geology)

EELICHENKO,._V.G.
Recent finds of archaeocyathean fauna in the upper Dzhida
River
(southern Lake Baikal region). Dokl. AN SSSR 151 no.3:642-643
ii 163. (MIRA 160)
1. Institut zemnoy kory Sibirskogo otdoleniya AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom A.L.Yanshinym.
(Dzhida Valley-Paleontology, Stratigraphic)

BELICHFIXOt V.G.1 KHRENOV, P.M.
Baikal Caledonian structures. Izv. AN SSSR. 30
no,nt72-85 N 165, wpi~ 18t32)
1. Institut zemnoy kor7 Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN
SSSR, Irku"k.
Submitted October 30, 1964a

PLATONC%!, A.K.; VIP.
f~ojoring and therinoltminescance of lJolyninn
topazes. Yin. abor. 18
no-4v412-421 164. (NIRA 180)
1. Tnatitut geologicheskikh nauk AN UkrSSR, Kiyev.

KULIMAV, A-Kh.. dote.; BELIMMO, Ye.P., tekhnik
Press for maklng a gvnecolo c mid tampon.
Aserb-med-shur.
no.5:76-77 W '59. (MIU 12: 8)
1. Is kafedry kurortologii i fistoterapii
(zav.kafedroy -
prof. Sh.H.Gasanov) Azorbaydzhanalcogo Institute,
usovershonstvrva-
niya vrachey.
(MXDIC.kL INSTRUMENTS AM APPAROUS)

9EL ICHE V 71
J
BULGARIA/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their 1-8
Application. Ceramics. Glass. Binders. Concrete.
AS Jour Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 2, 1958t 5307.
Author Dimitrov D., Ruschev D., Belichev.,P.-,,,Donchev M.
Inst Chemico-Technological Institute.
Title Adsorptive and Decolorizing Properties of
Some Natural Bulgarian Silicates.
Orig Pub Godishnik Khim.-tekhnol. in-t, 1955, (1956), 2,
No 1, 113-125-
Kbstract study of 14 Bul arian natural Silicates (clays,
taolins, trass ang kiese lguhr) after thermal ac~-
ivation in the temperature range from 110 - 400
and after acid activation with HCI or H SO at
a concentration from 1 to 20%. Adsorpti3e h-
pacity was chedked by the benzene method and
decolorizing power -- by decolorization factor.
Card 1/2

DULGARIA/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products
mid Their H
Application. Treatment of Natural Gases and
Petroleum. Motor and ]Rocket Fuels. Lubricants.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khin., No 13, 1958, 44578.
Author Poporv Y., Delichav P.
Inst
Title Production of Some Grades of Light and
Mediun
Industrial Oils in Atmospheric Petroleui-i
Distillation
Units at the Town of Rusa (Bulgaria).
Orig Pub: Tezhka promishlenost, 1957, 6, No 8,
36-38.
Abstract: The possibilities are considered of
expanding the
production range of oils manufactured at the
petroleum distillery in the town of Rusa from
Tyulenov petroleum, and,of the work that would be
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COUNTRY
Bulgaria H-23
CATAMORX

ABS 9 YTOUR.
r_I:*,KhiM- , NO-
16 1959P NO-
AUTHOR
Vul'chev, D., Belichev, P., and Ganchav,
P.
IRST.
:Not given
T ITL';,
:Diesel Fuels Produced from
Bulgarian Crude
OR III .PUB.
:Tezhka Promiahlenost, 7, No 11,
26-29 (1958)
ABSTRACT
tDiesel fuels currently produced in the
Bulgarian

Peoples Republic include fuels for high-speed .*

diesels (straight-run kerosene-gas oil fractions

representing 93-25% by wt of the crude) and heavy

fuel oils
(anixture of 25% gas oil and 75% naph-

tha). The authors
compare the indexes of Soviet

and Bulgarian diesel fuela and
emphanize the

shortcomInge of the latter (lower cetane
nuyabers,

increased sulfur content, increased viscosity,

ate.) and make suggestions on'th* rationalization
CARD:

I
k' t "I 1 0
AUTHOR: Belichkin, 0. (moscow). 107-8-45/62
TITLE: A Two-Channel Indoor Antenna (Dvukhprogrammnaya
komnatnaya
antenna),
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1957, # So P 42 (USSR).
ABSTRACTi At the passage from one channel to another, the
dipole length
of the described antenna changes# but the mismatching which
results therefrom does not exceed that of a usual indoor
anten-
na with its feeder, and does not influence picture clearness.
The resonance dipole len th is selected according to the
picture characteristics fm"aximum clearness and contrast).
This article contains 1 figure.
INSTITUTIONt Not indicated,
PRESENTED BY:
SUBMITTED;
AVAILABLEt At the Library of Congress
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20-114 3-29160
AUTHORS:
Nesmeyanov, A. If., Member of the AS
USSR, Freydlina, R. Kh.,

Belichko, F. K.
TITLEt
Synthesis and
Chemical Tran3fOrmations of Trichlorcmetbyl =d

cjlc.)-Dichlorallyl Compounds of Mercury (Sintez i
khimicheskiye

prevrashcheniya trikhlormetilInykh i
ci,co-dikhlorallillnykh

soyedineniy rtuti)
PERIODICALt
Doklady
Akademii Nauk SSSR,1957,VoloII4,Nr 3,PP,557-559(USSR)
ABSTRACT:
As far as organic compounds of mer-,ury containing
the tri-

chloiomethyl or the dichlorallyl group are
interesting from

the point of view of the chemical behavior
of these groups,

the authors studied the possibility of a
synthesis of such

compounds and several of their
transformations. While it

was possible to describe organic
mercury compounds contain-

ing the trifluormethyl or the
triiodomethyl group, synthesis

tests of
trichlo-cmetbyloompounds were frustrated by the de-

carboxylase of mercury trichloracetate or by the
photochemical

reaction of tetrachloride with mercury.
Hitherto no represen-

tative of the organic mercury compounds
containing cj,w-di-
Card 1/4
haloidallyl has been described.
The authors investigated the

20-114-3 29160
Synthesis and Chemical Trayof ormations of Trichloromethyl
and ej, 6) -Dichlor-
allyl Compounds of Mercury
reactions of bromotrichloicmthane , bromo- and iododichloro-
methane with lil7,dichloro-3-iodopropene-1 with mercury in
the
case of ultra-violet irradiation and heating up to 70 - 80 0
C
and vigorous stirrirg; furthermore, the reaction of iodo-
trichlortmethane wiih mercury in the case of normal agitation
without any irradiation was studied. From these processes the
following compounds resultedt CCI 3HgBr, CHC1 2HgBr,
CHCl2Hgj,
CCl 2=CHCH2HgJ and CCl 3HgJ with yields 41; 1.,,2; 2,5; 67
and
12 % according to theory. By the interaction of bromo-tri-
chloromethane and a calculated quantity of sodium amalgam
of 035 % with hexachloro-ethaneo one received with a small
yield also trichloromethyl-mercury and no symmetric compound
(CC1 3)2 Hg. Such an anomaly is known only in the case of
iodo-
cyclohexane,-mercury. The authors found a simpler and more
convenient method for the transition of alkyl-mercury-iodides
to chlorides. It consists of an exchange reaction with
mercuric
chlor2b in the case of heating in ether or alcohol. In a
numben-
of reactions the 3-methyl compounds of mercury remind one of
qard 2/4 the so-called "quasi.-complex" compounds.
Trichloromethyl-

2o-3-i4 -- 3 - 2 9160
Synthesis and Chemical Transformations of Trichloromethyl and
0, (.)-Dichlor-
allyl Compounds of Mercury
-mercury-halogenidee form complexes with pyridine as well as
liquasi-complex" compounds. In the case of M 3HgJ the com-
plex is unstable and disintegrates quickly if stored. Hydro-
gen sulfide causes HgS already in a cold state to separate
quantitatively from the alcohol solution. At interaction of
bromotrichloromethyl-mercury with C H MgBr, bromophenyl-mer-
cury is produced beside phenyl-tricglgromethyl-mercury. The
interaction of bromotrichloromethyl-mercury with diphenyl-
-stannian under normal conditions progresses in two different
directions according to the quantity of alkali used. With a
stoichiometric proportion phenyltrichloromethyl-mercury (49 %)
is produced. With a lareer quantity of alkali the reaction
leads
to diphenyl-mercury (29 %). In both cases plenty of infusible
and insoluble precipitates containing mercury were produced.
With H01 containing methanol phenyltrichloromethyl-mercury
forms C~H5Hgcl with a quantitative yield. The first-mentioned
compoun , after half an hour of heating in a sealed Class
tube,
yields the latter with 80 %. The influence of
normall'symmetriz-
Card 3/4 ers" (KJ, Na2S2039 Cu) upon
trichloroTethyl-mercury-halogenid-

20-114-3 '10/60
5ynthesis and Chemical Tran3fornations of Trichlorom3thyl
and Q, W-Dichlor-
allyl Compounds of Mercury
es does not lead to a formation of
bistrichloro-methyl-mercury,
which does not hapl)en under the influence of dry ammonia
upon
a chloroform solution of Ccl H&Cl either. In the latter case
95:1,5 % of an infusible preci;iotate is produced. There are
1 table and 13 referencest 10 of which ar( Soviet..
ASSOCIATIONt Institute for Elemental-OrgEmic Cgmpomds AS USSR
(Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk
SSSR)
SUBMITTED: December 28, 1956
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USSR/Cultivated Plants Fodder.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 4,, 1958,, 15687
Author : M.A. Belichko
Inst : - -
Title : Applying Fertilizer to the Rows Increases the
Fodder
Lupine Yield.
(Vneseaiye udobreniyu v ryaditi povyshayet urozhay
kormovogo lyupina).
OriG Pub : Nauka i peredov, opyt v s.-kh. 1957, No 8, 24.
Abstract No abstract.
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/06

BELICHKO, 11,11. A., Cand of Agric fici -- (djtm) "The Spacial
r'eature of
Row Fertilization on the Harvestability and quality of Lupine,11
Kiev, 1959, 22 pp (KharIkov Agricultural Institute im V. V.
Dokuchayev)
(KL, 2-60, 115)

PEETA, D.; BELICHKOVA, P.
Asepsis in the treatment 6f diseases of the dental pulp.
Stomato-
logita, Sofia no.5:279-283 1953.
(RDOT CANAL THZUPT,
asepsis in)
(ANTISEPSIS AND ASEPSIS,
dent.. in root camal ther.)

ABLOV A .V.; MPTIRIXA, L.F.; BEjTCjjUit, ]I*I
Infrared absorptlon spectra of
dlacetylseWicarbazonoxime metallic
derivatives. Zhur. neorg. khim. 10 no-531186-1190 My
165.
(MIRA 1816)
1. Inutitut khVnii A~' Moldavskoy SSR.

ABWV, A.V.; g~qCHWK., 11 1
Metal derivatives of biacetyl oxime hydrazone.
Zhur-,neorg.khim.
7 no.4t777-782 AP 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Moldavskiy filial AN SSM, Institut khimii.
(Organometallic compounds) (Glyoxime) (Hydrazones)

APLOVO A.V.; BELICHUK, N.I.
Metallic derivatives of diacetylsemicarbazone oximeo
Zhureneorge-
khim 7 no.9:2061-2.065 S 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Semicarbazone) (Oximes) (Organometallic compounds)

ABLOV, A.V.;J~IGHU~KN.~I.
Derivatives of diacetylthiosemicarbazons oxims with
cobalt (II)
and iron (II), Zhureneorg.khim. 8 no.1:77-82 Ja 163.
(MIRA 16-#5)
1. Institut khimii AN Moldavskoy SSR.
(Cobalt compounds) (Somicarbazone) (Iron conpounds)

ABLOV, A.V.; BELICHUX, N.I. :~
Derivatives of diacetylthiosemicarbazone oximwvith
coppw (11).
Zhureneorgekhimo 8 no,3*.612-616 Yx 163* (KM ~634)
1. Institut k-himli AN Moldavokoy SSR.
(Copper compounds) (Semidarbazorea)

ABLOV, A.V.;_P.=CHU.X N.I,.-,
Derivatives of diacetylthiosemicarbazone oxime with
nickel.
Zhur.neorg.khiu. 8 no,511142-3-150 YV 163. (KIRk 160)
1. Akademiya nauk Moldavskoy SSR Institut khimii.
(Semicarba-zonesi (Nickel compounds)

ABLOBY A.V.; CIMPURINA, L.F.; BELICHUK, N.I.
Infrared absorption spectra of metallic derivatives of
c1lacetyloxime hydrazone. Zhur.neorg.kh1m. 11 no.102-?5
Ja 166, (MTPA lgrl)
1. Tnstitut khimii. AN Moldaviskoy SSR. Submitted June
8, 1964,

BELITSKIY, Voyslav [Belickit Wojslawl (Varshava)
-- I .- -1;-1.
--I. Erection of large-panel apartment houses in
winter. Bet. i zhe-l,-
bet. 9 no.10;475-478 0 16~. (MIRA 16:12)

CZECHOSLOVAXTA
ZAPLETALEK, M.; BELICOVA I.- KONENDA2 S.; Psychiatric Clinic,
bledical Faculty, - versity (Psychiatricka Klinika Le-
karske Fakulty PU), Olomouc.
"Catalase Activity in the Serum of Schizophrenics and of Normal
Peo-,le. 11
Prague, Ceskoslovenska Psychiatrie, Vol 62, No 6, Dec 66, pp
401 - k0IF
Abstract juthors' English summary modified 7: The authors de-
termined the catalase level, its activity, and its speed of re-
action in the serum in 30 schizophrenics and 30 healthy sub-
jects, The amount of catalase in the sermn of schizophrenics
was statistically lower. The speed of reaction was the same in
both groups. The lower catalase activity suggestea. reduction
of oxidation procosaos in tho organism of cohizophrenioa. 1 Fig-
ure, I Table, 4 Western, 6 Czech, 6 Russian referencese (Man-
uscript received 28 may 65).

BELIDEROV, T.; NACHEV, S.
How automobiles should be prepared to go on the road. P. 57.
TRANSPORTNO DEM. Vol. 8, n0. 4, 1956
Sofiia, Bulgaria
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EUL) Library of
Congress, Vol. 6, No. 1, January 1957
DC
Dissertation: "Investigation of the Pasic Problems of Construction
of Closed City Low-
voltage Power Networks." Cand Tech Sci, Academy of Corrunal
7conomy imeni. K. D. Phafflov,
3 May 54. (Vechernyaya MosIrva, Moscow, 21 Apr 54)
SO: SUM 243, 19 Oct 11-54

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SORIN, S., Dr.; BELIGAN,.-
Gr
MOLHO,
Non-homorrbagic complications of haparin therapy.
Med.
int..Bucur. 3 no.7:1064-1066 Nov 56.
1. Luerare efectuata in Clinic& medicals, Spitalul
"Brincovenesel
director: prof. R. Brauner.
kHVARIN, inj. eff.
non-hemorrb. d1sord. caused by heparin ther.)
(FEVER, etiol. & pathogen.
heparin tber. causing chills & fever)
(SKIN DISMSES
rash, urticaria, pruritus & other disord. caused by
heparin admin.)
(ALLERGY, etiology & pathogenesis
heparin)

BRAUNM, R.. Prof.; SORIN, X., Dr.; BICLIGAN. Gr., dr.;
STRYANESCU. Carman. dr-;
PRODISCU, V., dr.
Heparin therapy of cardiovascular diseases. Had. int.,
Bucur.
8 no.1:380-385 July 56.
1. Lucrare efectuata In Clinica medicala Spitalul
"Brincovene$6.1
(HEPARIN. ther. use
angina pectoris, myocardial infarct & peripheral vase.
die.)
(ANGINA PEGTORIS, ther.
beparin)
(MYOCARDIAL INFARCT. ther.
heparin)
(VASCULAR DISEASES, PERIPHERAL, ther.
heparin)

BRONM, R.j. Prof.; ANG~MESCU, H., dr.; BXEiIaAV--ar dr,;-
MACMO]iESCU-MICHILL, IrIng. dr.w,-WINXk. Oh-., di-.-. LOTT,
D., dr.
Study of sequelae of epidemic hepatitis. Mod. int., Bucur,
9 no.2:198-206 Feb 57.
1e Lucrare efectuats, In Clinics medicals a Spitalului
"Brincovenesc.0
(HIPATITIS IlUnCTIOUS. complications
gastrointestinal disord., liver cirrhosis & depressive
states)
(GASTHDINTISTINAL DISIASIS
cbolacystitis, anterocolitin, gastritis, caused by
infect. hepatitis)
(LITIR CIRRHDSIS, atiol. & pathogen.
hepatitis, intact.)

ANGILESOU,H.,dri; BELIGAN,Gr.,dr.;
GBDRGBSGU.N.,dr.; MACEDONSBOU,I.,dr.
Considerations on the treatment of bronchial
asthma~ with ACTH
and cortisone* Med. int,,Bacur. 12 no-1:73-83 J&
160.
1. Lacrare efectuataltin Glinica, medicala a
Spitalului "Bernat
Andrei".
(ASTW,therapy)'
(COB-TICOTROPIN.therapy)
(CORTISONZ, therapy)

Ii ~ S~TANESCU p M. p dr ; BUIGAN Gr 42JE-.
I I
Dietetics in cardiovascular diseases. Med. inter., Bucur
13 no.3:
435-V0 Mr 161.
1. Lucrare efectuata in Cliaica medicala "Dr. I
Cantacuzino".
director: rof. I.Bruckner.
MRDIOVASCULAR DISMES nutrition & diet)

VLTMNUI 1. ~ dr.; ALINESGUI R. , dr i BELIGAN Gr dr.;
LU14GF.UW, dr.
Clinical aspects of staphylococcal septicemia and its
therapy.
Med. intern., Bumm 13 no.4:603-610 Ap 161.
1. Luorare efeetuats. in Clinica medicala I.M.F. "Dr. I.
Cant4ouzino"
(directori Prof. I. BrVaknor).
(STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION3 case reports)
(SEPTIGMU case reports)

BELIGAN, Gr., dr.; CHISIU, N., dr.
Immunochemical study of the nabnormal" globulin
(component M)
from some pathological blood sera. I. Relation of
the "component
MIt to the common protein fractions in blood serum.
Ned. intern.
15 no.4:1+85-491+ AP 163.
1. Lucrare efe6tuata, in Clinica medicala a
Spitalului "Dr. I.
Cantacuzinoll (director: prof. I. Bruckner) si in
Laboratorul
experimental al Clinicii de boli de nutritie
(director: prof.
I, Pavel) Bucuresti.
(SERUM GLOBULIN) (MULTIPLE MYELCMA)
(HODGKIN'S-DISEASE) (ANEMIA1 HEMOLYTIC)
(BLOOD PROTEIN-ELECTROPHORESIS)
(LIPOPROTEINS)

CHIRIAC, St., conf. ing.; BELIGAR, I., conf.;
IAVORSCHI, N., aoist.
Mot2 S., asist. "--
Contribution of the machine-tractor station in the
development
and economic consolidation of the collective fams
of the
Banat region. Mec electrif agric 8 no.6:1-10 N-D
163.
1. Institutul politehnic,, Timisoara.

YUGOSUIVIA/Zooparasitology
Abs Joar
Al,.thor
List
Title
Orig Pub
- Parasitic Woras. G
: Ref Zhur Biol., No 1, 1959, 947
: Bako, F., Belijili, V.
: -
: Study of the Developueat of Echin-ococc-,,.s
gra:ULlosus in
Svekling Dogs
: Veterii-arie (Jugsol.), 1957, 6, No 4, 621-623
Abstract : No abstract.
Card 1/1

- BELIK, A.A.; POKROVSM, V.M.
Anticorrosive protection of loading craneso Zashch.Met. 1
no-4:453-
455 JI-Ag 165, (MA 1818)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy otdal tresta "McrmontazhorgoLroy".

BFLIK, A.A.
Alatonatic machinefor triple pressing of springs.
Avt.prom. 27
no.12:42 D '61. (MIRA 15:1)
2. Melitopollskiy motornyy zavod.
(Machine tools)

BELIK, A.Ye inshener; IWIN, B.V., inzhener.
.;.Vol . - - ..." .. ..
isv--er, ist ve's''ele coutaipjAg,liquefied gases be
heated. Bezop. truda
8
v prom, 1 no.4t23 AP 157. (xLRA 10W
(Gases. Compressed)

BELI :k.*__ __: -
A cycle in 24 hours in a 300-meter longwall. Ugoll Ukr. 3
no.1:25-27 Ja 159. (MIU 32:1)
Io Mwhallnik uchaetka No*6 chakhty Nool "TrSentraWnaya"
treata,
Krannoarneyahtgoll.
(Coal mines aM mining--labor proauctivity)

IMLIK A.Ta - KM7PIN, B-5-
.,! ~ - ~ " =,L Z.;
The BY-60 high-orpeed pump. Biul.tekh.-ekon.inform,
no,12:9-10
1513, (MIRL 11:12)
(Oil well pumps)

BALIK, J.
- -, mommoaftmom
Norphological changes of the strain Lactobaoillus
lelchmanii 313
caused by the effect of certain growth factors.
Chekh,blol. 2 no&4.,
223-225 Ag '33. (MLRA 7:4)
1, Iseledovatellskiy institut antiblotikov, Rostoki,
(Lactobaoillue leichmanii)

Oak--" mi
t

o- Wort
f VIAtIotl d -Ouydiae. R. Mk *ad UL'AA
ru

.-(Vkskurm"Aav. imtPftk - RWMI`y`~7 Cw&.). C

PCA, lei lab, ferm-cu-

tatkn &m
I.--roductRail of tI!Mctmcyctije (t) W23 lac"ased

alaxiihally by 1&1~j and 18%.
if corn-steep liqwr (9) anck

11PAIsm (111) 14tre fennen6d Compltttly by the
lnoqMation

0-5 the Prodn-tton of I was incre.Ased fran 12W yhul. to

_j6OQ717(X)
Tan Micka_

CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Microbiolcgy. Antibiosis and F
Symbiosis, Antibiotics.
Abe Jour : Ref. Zhur - Biol., No 21, 1958, No 95028
Aut~lor : Belik, E.; Heroldi Ll.; Doskocil, J.
Inst
Title : New Methods of Biosynthetic Production of Anti-
biotics. 1. Biosynthesia of Chlortetracycline
Without the~Maintenanoe of Aseptic Conditions.
Orig Pub :Folia biol.(Cesko.), 1957, 3, No.4, 229-235.
Abstract :Observation of the utilization of a 24-hour in-
oculum in a fermentation medium in which chlor-
tetracycline is introduced in a quantity suffi-
cient to carry out the process In non-sterile
cond 4tions are reported. Special infection with
bacteria, yeasts, poluted water and soil did not
lead to a decrease of the antibiotic yield.
Card 1/2

CZECHOOLOWIKIA / 1,1,licrobiology. Antiblosis and F
Symbiosis. Antibiotics.
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur. - Blol., No 21, 1958 No 95028
Yeasts from p. Torulopels and an unidentified
gram-negative bacillus with massive Infection
multiplied in the fermentation medium, but only
the yeasts decreased the yield of chlortetraoy-
cline in this manner.
Card 2/2

BELIKI E.; HEROLDy H.; DOSKOCILy J.
Now methods of the blosynthatic production of antibiotics. 1. 7be
biosynthesis
of chlortatracyclina without maintaining aseptic conditions.
P. 30, (CeBkoolovendka Mikrobialogie) V91.6, no2, Mar. 1957,
Praha, Czechoslovaki a
SOx Monthly Index of East European Acessions (ERAI) Vol. 6, No.
11 November 1957

Beliko E.
Quantitative determination of vitudn B complEy. in four
samples of corn extract by
microbe tests. P-51 (Chemicke Zwsti. Vol. 11, no. 1 Jan 1957)
Bratislava
SO: Monthly List of East European Accession (FYAL) Lc vol. 6
No. 7, July 1957, Uncl.

PEUK, V.; CIM, S.; MUSIL, J.; CHUBS, L.; IMROLD, M.; B31aK,
E.; HOMAN, J.
Stimulation of chlortetracycline production by benzyl
thicoyanate. T.
Byg. Epidem., Praha 2 no.1:111-115 1958.
1. Institnte of Antibiotic Research, R02toky, near Progn ,
Czechoslovakia.
(THIOCYANATES, effects
benzyl thiocyanate stimulation of chlortetracycline prod.
by Streptomyces strains)
(CHIORTEMCYOLM, preparation of
prod. by Streptomyces strains, stimulation by benzyl
thiocyanate admin.)
(STREPTOMICES, netabollem
aureofaciens prod. of chlortetracycline, stimulation by
benzyl thiocyanate admin.)

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