SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BLIDIN, V.P. - BLINC, R.

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BLIDIN, V.P.
Activity in hydrochemistry in connection vith the great
construction projects of
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USSR/Chemistry' - Lithium Salta 11 Jun 52
-~,!#eterogenous Equilibria in
AqueousTernary Systems
of Lithium Chloride With Barium, Strontium,
or.
...Calcium Chloride," V. P. Blidin
:.,,~!~Pok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LMIV., No 5.,
PP 947-950
:Ihe interaction of lithium chloride vith
barium,
14trontium and calcium 6hlorides in aq
solutions
:-ALt const temp was studied in order to
learn the
:~6hem belviiior of the components and to
e)~plain.the
vole of LiCl as a dehydrating, agent and. a
salting
""'Wt factor vith respect to metal chlorides
of the 2d
i~',,4#lkaline eartk7 group.
In the system LiCl - B&CIv
In the
:~,;:H20, Licl is a salting out factor.
223T9
,x7stem LiCl SrC12 H20, LiCl is a'debydratizz
"Nent. in this system there are 2
nonovarient~
ia: (1) soln. and solid phases MCDR20~
luilibr
(2) ooln 'and, solid es
-Od SrC3.g-?R2O, and
pbas
2H20 amd'Sr('I,,v
0,6H20. -The system LIC1
~.&512 E20 also yieldp. 2 monovarie'nt
equilibr$A;
soln and solid phases CaCl2-,4%0 and'CIaCl2-_
0 and (2) so-In and isollcl phases CaCI 2H 0
2 2-
LiCl-%O. Here liCl is a dehydrating ageni
~~,Wlth respect to CaC12. Presented by Acad
I. I*
rnyayev 9 Apr 52.
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iu~ '~~ RbCJ. inyv Thc
upp,~ D! tar t C.",Pj -
nf 6 376' C,C, In-4
7: 4 f-,; ;',L' p t
ano iiJ me Cr-Cl. In
addn. 7 internal cuts
~'rtt swdicmd T.L-r
eqmpri~~On the Melting
rt?
and 'rhtti,-mm
;v-;tem forme~l a
continuous wti" of st-lul
".In~ -il~ k
min i.t 19W In this
sr,irm LiNf),RbNC~
lortne~i the
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xvhiclh in turn formed
-1A f~-I~s
.,th e,tb~f ~! the swT'.

BLIDIN, V. P.
"Solubility Diagrams for- the Tezmary Systems LM-NaCl-11~) and
LiCl-KC1-H O,ft Hydro-
chemical Inst... Acad. Sci, USSR, Dok AN SSSR, Vol 88,, No 3, pp
457-459, 56
The soly of LiCl in the presence of NaCl and in the presence of KCI
was studied at 400
and 30P. data tabulated, and diaggams drawn., From the ivaults of the
investigation it
was found that LiCl acts as a salting-out factor, No binary chem
compds discovered in
any of the systems studied. Presented by Acad I.I.Chernyayev 15 Oct
52. 261T4

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BLIDO, V. P.
me of-., the TOMM7 $75tems:CM010 Uel
ILO d CuClt ThC14 %01" by V. P. Blidin, Rostov-na-Donu
~Zitute of Agricultural Mehine Construction, Zhurnal Ne.-
organicbeskoy Xhimii Vol I., No 12j. Dee 56j. pp 2828-2830
The systems CuCLj - U01 - B~O and CUC12 - ThC14 - %0 vere investi-
gated by the solubility isotherm faethod. Yoftation of the- compound
.-POCL. -UCI~%O was establisbed, in-the, first system. No conpoiWAs
or
i6lil solutions were found to'form in the second system.

77'~
USSR/Physical Chemistry. Thermodynamics, Thermochemistry, B-8
Equilibria,, Physical-Chemical Analysis, Phase Ti,ansitions.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 5, 1957, 14705
Author Blidin
Inst
Title Heterogenous Equilibrium in Ternary Aqueous Systems of
Berillium Chloride with Chlorides of Metals of First
Group
Orig Pub: Zh. obshch. khimii, 1956, 26, No 5, 1281-1285
Abstract:
Card 1/1
Heterogenous equilibria in the ternary systems BeC12-
-NaCl-H20, BeC12-01-H20, Becl2-RbCl-H20, BeC12-CsCl-
-H20 and BeC12-CUC12-H20 were studied by the isothermal
method at 250. The composition of solid phases was
determined by the "residue" method of Shrinemakers.
Solubility isotherms were plotted for each system basing
on the obtained data. The absence of chemical compounds
and solid solutions in the studied systems Is shown. A
strong salting out action of BeC12 is observed in systems
containing NaCl and KC1.

f7LIXI-

SOV/76-3-10-29/35
Cc SO Iff 0
The Solubility Isotherms of the Systems Li SO -FeSO -H2 0,LY047
, '.2
and Li2SO4-NiSO4-H20 at 250 2 4 4 4.
It was confirmed by refraotometrio determinations of these
systems that they do not contain chemical compounds.There are
4 figures, 4 tables, and 3 references, I of which iw Soviet
ASSOCIATION.: Rostovskiy-na-Donu institut seltakokhozyastvennogo
mashinostr6yeniya(Rostoy-na-I)o= Institute of Construction off
Agricultural Machines)
SUBMITTED: July 17, 1957
Card 2/2

AUTHORSs Blidin, V. P.t Golovanovap T. G. SOV/79-28-11-4/55
TITLE: The "Polythermal" Line of the Ternary System Urea Citric
Acid - Water (Politerma troynoy sistemy mochevina-limonnaya
kislota-voda)
?ERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey k~imiit 195B, Vol 28, Nr 11, pp 2926-2929
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The investigation of the reaction of urea with various salts
and acids is of both theoretical and practical interest with
respect to the.synthesis of the compound fertilizers. Drea
appears to be the beat concentrated fertilizer. Citric acid
is present in minimum quantities in the soil. Citric salts
play an important physico-chemical. part in the stabilization
of the colloid particles of mineral and organic origin. Thus,
the absorbability is increased and the washing out of the
valuable fertilizing substances is more or less promoted. For
this reason the authors investigated the "polythermal"
behaviour of the ternary system urea - citric acid - water and
carried out several reactions of urea with citric salts of
potassium, calcium, ammonium, and other compounds. The problem
Card 1/3 of the reaction of urea with other compounds was dealt with

~The "Polythermal" Line of the Ternary System SOV/79-28-11-4/55
Urea Citric Acid - Water
in a number of papers (Refs 1-6). The investigation of the
solubility of urea in the presence of citric acid was carried
out for the first time. According to data in publications
(Ref 2) the cryohydric point of the system CO(NH 2)2-H20 is
located at -11.00. It correspon&s to a composition of 32.9%
urea and 67.1% water. Two bonds are to be seen on the
crystallization line ofureap the first at +1.10, corresponding
to 40.7% urea, and the second at 24-40, corresponding to 54.5%.
Thus,*6-9 and ffl-modifications of urea are present. The
oryohydri 'point of the system C6H 0 -H20 (Table, Fig 1~
according to the data by the authors8cgrresponds to -13 . 6
with 48.9% C H 0 Thus, it was found according to the ",.
visual 11polyUe8r;a*l11 method that in the above-mentioned system
there are no chemical compounds and solid solutions to be
found. The ternary eutectic point of the compositions 35.8%
CO(NH2)2' 16.5% C6H8 0 and 47:7% H.0 was determined. There are
3 figures, 1 table, ah 6 Soviet references.
Card 2/3

The"Polythermal" Line of the Ternary System BOY/79-28-11-4/55
Urea - Citrio Acid - Water
ASSOOIATION: Rostovskiy-oa-ponu institut sellkhozmashinostroyeniya
(Roatov"na-Donu Institute forthe Construction of
Agrioultural Machines)
SUBMITTED; September 30P 1957
Card 3/3

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AVTHORS: v? S. M. SOV/78-4-3-30/34
TITLE: The Polythermal Line of the Ternary System LiCl-SrCl._H 20
(Politerma troynoy sistemy LiCl-SrCl 2-H20)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 3,
pp 688-691 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The polythermal line of the ternary system LiCl-SrCl2_H 20
was
investigated by the visual-thermal method in the temperature
range -68-50 - 500. As initial substances twice recrystallized
pure salts were used. In order to be able to plot the poly-
thermal diagrams ten internal sections were investigated. The
solubility diigram consists of five crystallization ranges:
ice, SrCl 2' 6H201 LiCl-5H 20 9 LiCl.3H 209 and LiGl.2H 20.'N0
chemical compounds and solid solutions were found in the
systems. It was confirmed that lithium chloride.acts as an
agent of dehydration of strontium chloride. Ther6 are 2 figures,
5 tables, and.7.references, 3 of which are Soviet.

5(2)v 5(4) SOY/78-4-7-34/44
AUTHORS: Aslanovp Se M.,.BlidinF V, Pe
TITLE; The Solubility Isothermal Line of the System LiCl HgCl 2
-H 20
at 00 (Izoterma rastvorimosti v sisteme LiCl - Hgol 2 - H20
pri 00)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 4~ Nr 72
pp 1661-1662 (USS11)
ABSTRACT: References 1-4 mention the inolination of HgC1 2 to
form well-
crystallizing double salts or complexes with other metal
chlorides. For the purpose of checking this reaction more
closely, the system mentioned was investigated at 00. The
results
obtained are given by figure 1 and table 1. The following solid
phases wore found: LiCl.2H 201 LiCI.HgCl 294H2 0 and HgCl 2-
There
are 1 figure, 1 tablep and 5 reforencesp 3 of which are Soviet.
A55OCIATION; Hostovskiy-na-Donu inatitut
sellkhozmashinostroyeniya (Rostov-
na-rari! 7natitute for Agricultural Machine Construction)
SUBMITTED: April 25, 1958
Card 1/1

88599
3/078/60/005/011/014/025
~1. 41 W B015/BO60
AUTHORSi Aslanov, ~V- P~-
TITLE: Solubility Polythermal Line of the LiCl - CaCl 2 - H20
System
PERIODICALs Zhurnal neorganich eskoy khimii, 1960, Vol. 5, No.
11,,
pp. 2534-2538
TEXT: In connection with the use of salt solutions for antifreeze
liquids for,piston-engines and refrigeration, the authors
studied the
solubility polythermal line of the LiCl - CaCl 2 - R20 system
from +25 0C
to the freezing point at.-78OC-..The visual-polythermal-method
was used
for this purpd6e.-Iiivestigations in this field had already been
conducted
by N. K. Voskresenskaya and 0. K. Tanatlyeva (Ref.,,l), as well
as
1. G. Druzhinih and A, I. Shepelev (Ref..10). In the present
case, the
method used for the investigation was based on a determination
of the
temperature of the appearance of the first and the disappearance
of the
last crystals. 10 cross sections (Figs. 1-3, Table 1, general
character-
istics of the cross sections) had to be examined, and the
diagram of the
Card- 1/2

Solubility Polythermal Line of the " ' 6 60/005/011/014/025
H 0 System M
LiCl - CaCl 2 - 2 B01 5YB060
solubility polythermal line (Fig. 4) had to be drawn prior to
constructing
the solubility diagram. Five crystallization fields are formed in the
systems ice; LiC115H20; LiCl*3H20; LiCl*2H201 and CaC12- 6H 20. No
double
salts 'are formed between the components. Five ternary nonvariant
points
exist in the ternary system, and their characteristics are reproduced
in
Table 2. Ice, CaCl 2. 6H20, and LiCl*5H2 0 are absent in the ternary
'I
eutectio point.at -780C and a composition of 17% Licl, 12.3% CaCl 2,
and
70.7% E2 0. At low temperatures calcium chloride (like the alkali
chlorides
and other chlorides of bivalent.metals) is salted out from the solution
by lithium chloride. A paperby A. V. Novoaelova is mentioned. There are
.4 figures, 2 tables, and 12 references: 6 Soviet# 3 German, 2 British,
band 1 US.
SUBMITTEDs July 22, 1958
Card 2/2

BLIDIN V P
S.olubi3.ity in the syBtem lithium citrate - ammonium citrate - vaters
Zhw.ob.khim. 30, no*iO,:3166-3167 o #61. (MA 34:4)
1-0 Melitropoltakiy goaudarstvenW pedagogioheskiy institut.
(Citric acid)

BLIDIN V.P.; BOYARSK&YA, A.ko
Polytherm of the terhary system urea, - Uthlum sulfate - water.
Zhur.prikl.khim. 34 no.3s695--696 * 161. 3.4:5)
(Urea) (Lithium sulfate)

BIaDW A todist
*Grain storage and processingO pavilion. Nauka I pered. op. v
sellkhoz 9 no.10:42-45 0 139. (XIBA 130)
1. Pavillon 01hranenlye i perarabotka zerda* na Vystavke
doetizbeniy
narodnogo khosyaystva SSSR.
(Xoscow-Agrimaturs exhibitions) (Grain-Uhibit-ions)

Q'LLim~N.A.- inzh.
Special exhibition in the,NGrain Storage and processing"
pavilion of
the 1khibition of Achievements of the Soviet National Zoonomy.
)kk.-elev. wom. 26 no.9:16-18 S 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Peeds-- Xchibitions) . (Moscow-Agricutural bxhibitions)

BLIDMAN, A. inzh.
All-Union inspection ofthe quality of grain at the Exhibition
of the Achievements of the National Economy of the U.S.S.R.
Muk.-el6v. prom, 27 noi9:10-11'S 1614 (141RA 15:2)
(Moscow-Exhibitions)
(Grain)

BLIDMAN,-A., inzh.; PROTASOV, L., inzh.
Complete mechanization,'of loading and unloading of paper in rolls.
Rech. transo. 21 no.5s19-21 My 162. OUM 15:5)
(Cargo handling) (Paper products-Transportation)

BLIDMAN, A. inzh.
In,lbe IGraln Storing and Processing* Pavilion
at the
Exhibition of Achievements of the National
EconomW of the
U.S.S.Ro Mak.-elev. prom. 28 no.1:9-10 JTa 162,
(MMA 16:7)
(MosCM-Agricultural exhibitions
(Grain-fthibitiono)

BLIDANO A., insh.
At the~OStorage'and procossimg of graing pavilion of the
E-bibition of
Achievementz-of the National Econozy 6f the U.S.S.R. Muk.-eleve
prom-W
28 no,11:a940 N. 462, . It - 03:4 16:2)
(Moscow-Exhibitions) (GKain bandling-oEX14
4tions)

BLIDMAN, A., Inzh.
IIESh" grab..for the.loading:and unloading of automobile
tires.
Rech.1ran
22
no.l243-i,44:,-za 163.. (HMA 16t2)
ng and unloading--Equipment and pupplies)
(Tires'. Rubber-Transportation)

BLIDM&N, A., starshiy inzho-metodist
Exhibition o:t tU development of the mixed feed
industry& Wks
eleV. prom. 29 no.5z17-18 My 163& (NM 16:7)
(Hoscow-&chibitions) (Feeds Exhibitions)

BLIMAN, A., inzh.
.1 New method of.unleading grain from boxcars. Rech. transp.
22 no.6:4-1-
42 Je 163. - (HIRA 16:9)
(Grain handling)

BLIDMAN 0 A. F.
Waterways and water transport, in the U.S.S.R. Moscow, Foreign
langyages publishing
house, 1939. 31 P. incl. iUU84 Plates-
Abrief description of Soviet water transportation. DLC: Tc685.B5
SO: Soviet Transportation and Communications, A Bibliography, Library
of Congress,
Reference.Department, ffa_s~Ugton,.,1952, Unclassified,.

SLOW, A. V.
Hoi metod peregruzoahnykh rabot. CW system of tranu-shipping work 7.
Moskva,
Rechizdat, 1941. 141 p. illus., diagra. OLiteratura": P. L143-7 DLC:
V7235-B57
SO:
Soviet Transportation and goMMjr&ti2U, A jibliom=, Library of Congress
Reference Department, Washington, 1952. Unclassified.

48'

BLIDMAN, A.F.
Use of eel-centering roller supports
Rech. transp.m 12,no. 4, 1952
I A

BLID nzb.; POBMZHNYY, I.V., insb.
Use of electromagnetic hoisting devices for loading and
unloading
metals at ports. Rech.transp. 18 no-31.40-41 Mr 159. (MIRA
12:4)
(Electromagnets) (Hoisting machinery,)
(Loading and unloading)

BLIDMAN, A., inzh.
In the "Grain storage and processingu pavil-ion of the Eidi~bition
of the Achievements of the Soviet National Economy* Muk.-elev.
prom, 27 no,802-13 Ag 161.. (MIU 14:7)
Gran-Storage)
tecow-Agricultural exhibitions)

ANDREYEVA, M.; KHEYFETS, L.S.; GOLISKAYA, I.F., inzh.-metodist;
VODYANITSKAYA, Zh.I,; KOZHMIKOVA, E,I,p starshiy naucl-myy
sotradnik; 1~ ~j VORCNOV, B.V.
Exhibitions and displays. Inform* biul. VMKRno.3az1O-1-1,,15-18
2&.27,31-32 N 163 (MIRA 18 il.)
I*Starshiy ekskurgovod pavillona "Dinicheskaya promyshlennost'"
na. V~mtavke dostizheniy narodnogo khozyaystva SSSR (for
Andreym).
2,, Glavnyy inzh. pavilions. "Strpitellnyye materialy* na
Vystavke
dostizheniy narodnogo khozvaystva SSSR (for Kheyfets). 3.
PaWl'on.
"Energeticheako7e stroitellstvo* na Vyetavke dostizheni7
narodnogo,
khozyaystva SSSR (for Gollakaya)o 4, Direktor pavillana
"Selts'koye
stroitellstvoll,na V~rstavke dostizheniy narodnogo khozyaystva
SSSR (for Viodyanitska-ya). 5. Pavil(cu "Sel'skoye
stroitellstvv*
na V~rstavke dostizheniy narodnogo khozyaystva SSSR (for
Kozhev,-
nikova). 6. Starshiy inzh.-metodist po khraneniyu i pererabotke
zerna pavillona Oftraneniye i parerabotka =rna* na Vystavke
dnn+.izhmi-v ns--Anozo khozyaystva SSM (for Blidm8n)# 7. Glavnyy
metodie't.p~villona'."Professionallnotekhnicheskoys
obrazovaniya*
na VyBtavke dostizheni-y narodnogo khozyaystva S-SSR (for
Voronov).

JII2W, A.O._,_otv. red.; KH9VES, E.S., otv.
red.;.GOLUEEVA, I.A.,
red.; PECHENKIN, I.V., tekhn. red.
(Recent development in the mechanization, processing, and
storage of grain) Novoe v mekhaniXatj3ii., obrabotke i
khra-
nenii zerna; tematicheskii sbornik. Moskva,
Sellkhozizdat,,
1962.- 86 p. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Moscow. Vystavk4 dostishedy narodnogo khozyaystva
SSSR.
Pavillon "Khranoniyei pererabotka serna."
(Grain handling)

KOMISSAROVA, A.N.J. metodistg BYKOVA, A.F., matodist po
pc~elovcdstvu;
GAVRILOVAJ. V.Ye.; MININA, I.S.; CHIMNOVA, I.D., metodist.;
BLILMATI, A.0-
Exhibition of special items. Inform.biul.VDNKH no-5:2-3-31 My 164.
(MIFU 18:5)
1. Pavillon "Kartofell J. ovoshchill na Vystavke dostizhenly
narodnogo khozyaystva SSSR (for Komissarova). 2. Glavnyy
metodist Pavillona na Itystavke dostizheniy
narodnogo khozyaystva SSSR (for Gavrilova). 3. Glavn~7
zootekhnik parillona "Kroliko7odstwo" Pa Vystavke dostizheniy
narodnogo khozyaystva SSSR (for Minina). 4. PavilIGn "Mekhani-
zatsiya i e1ektrifikatsiya sel'skogo khozyaystva" na Vy-,-tavke
dostizheniy narodnogo khozyaystva SSSR (for Chernova). 5. Glavnyy
metodist i pavillona "Ehraneniye i pererabotka zernalt na 'Iystavke
dostizheniy narodnogo khozyayst-,ra SSSR (for Blidman).

BLIDMAH, L.,,
Measures to improve the technical operation of ships of
the river
fleet. Rech.transp. 15 no.8:21 Ag 156. (MM 9:11)
1. Mekhanik toplokhoda 'Ukraim" Dueprovskogo parokhodstva.
(Ship handling) (Inland navigation)

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BLIDYANU r~': - ,
Some measures increasing technical trend In the schools
of the
Rumanian People's Republic, Politekh, obuch. no.9:89-90
S 158. (MIRA IWO)
Is Direktor RuisteretTa proGTe6hQhOUIY8 I kulltury
Rwquakoy
Narodnoy Respubliki.
(Rumania-Technical education)

I BLINp Goorgiy,__,
Nine hundred blue kUometerso Znano-oi-la 38
no-4:14-17
Ap 163. - (MM 16:8)

PISAHENKOJ, G.A.; RADYA, V.S.j GEMTSKIY, V.A.; BLIWOV -A.A.,*
MI'KRONOSOV, Yes.
D.,- YEFREHOV, P.N.; BORSHCHER, L.B.; YEFIMOV, I.Z.-
MYKOLINTIKOV, A.A.;
p
BATALOV, A.N.; TSEPOVA, M.N.
Casting magnesium cast iron into a chill with a metal core. Sta,31
24 no.7:607-610 -T1 164.' (MIRA 18-1)
1, Uraltskiy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut chernykh metallov,
Iiyalvenskiy i Severskiy metallurgicheskiye zavoc'~y i
Nizhne-Tagillskiy'
rdetallurgicheskiy kombinate

PLAKSIN, M.V.: BOTED. A&P* , otv,redo; 4LIM-U-1-4
red.; SARANrUK. T.Y.,
takhred.
[Fundamentals of the efficient organization of
lumbering]
Osnovy raisionalinogo postroshiia prolsv9detvainogo
protsessa
lesoratrabotok. Ind-vo Llvovskogo univ., 1958, 224 P.
(NIRA 32:1)
t
(Idmbaring)

. LOPATIRMT, U6slav Borisovich (Lopetynolkyl IA.B.]-,
GAVELTA, S.P.
[Havelia. S.P.J. otv.red.,#- RT. LIZ: redo;.'K&TAVK09
A.T.,
tekhn.red,
[Fundamentals of linear algebra) Osnovy liniinoi
algebry.
Vviv, Vyd,-vo Llvivalk6ho univ.,-1959. 108 p. (MM 13:4)
(Algebra, Linear)

710, Kikhail lonotantinovich; SIMMOV, X.L. dotsent. otv.red.:
BLIKH, V.V., red.; SARANM, T-V., tokhred.
[Operator-awlytical functions with one independent variable]
Operatorno-analityohni funktoli odniiai nesaleshnoi sminnoi.
Z peredmovoiu N.N.Bogoliubova. Vviv, Vyd-vo LIvivalkoho
derzh.univ., 1959. 173 p. (MMA 3-3:4)
(Ihmations, Analytic)

TITAR 0, Mikhail Yesillyevich; liOSKOV-DUKMISKIT, Igor'
Alekseyevich
(deceased]; BLIKHO V,V,, red*- MTAVKO, A.V., takhred.
[Relay protection in electrical aygtemo]Relainaia zaahchita
v
elektricheskikh sistemakh. Llvov, Izd-Vo Llvovskogo univ.,
1959.
373 P. (MIRA 12:12)
(Electric relays)

SHMEMIYEV, Mikhail Petrovich; B=, V.V., red.; SARARYUK, T.V., tekbn.
red.
[Plates with reinforeed,rim] Flastinki a podkrep2enmym kraem.
Llvov, Izd-vo LIvovskogo univ.9 1960. 257 p. WIR& 14:7)
(Elastic plates 6W shells)

GUBMKO, Tikhon Pavlovich. -F-rjn4wm14*-uohastiye: KARANDEM,
K.B.,prof.jretsenzenti
BUKUTIS, P.A, ' prof,, rotsenzentj KOSTMO, D.P., dotis., retsenzent;
LUM~ V.Lp dots.# oty, SARUM, T.V.i tekhn,
reds-
(Loci of the electric current of induction machinery-, application and
methodology for designs] Goometricheskie mesta tokov induktsionnyp
mashinj ~metodlka postroonii i primonenis. L'Yov, Izd-vo LYovskogo
unive# 1960s 250 po (MIR& W 9)
I..Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Karandayev).
,~~jeotrio motore, Induotion)

PMV, Sergey Hikolayeviah; SRIWA, Ts.I., otv.red.,-. BLIKE2.V.V.,
red.;
KOTLYAROT& Yu.L., red.; SARAIFM, T.V* . tekhn.red.
[chemistry of petroleum an'd natural gas] Xhimiia nefti i gaza.
Llvwi, Izd o LO-vovskogo-univ.. 1960, 377 p.
(MIRA 14:2)
1. 6hien-ko ndent AN USSR (for Sereds).
PatrorreB31 (Gas, Na
leum tural)

PETROV, I.T.; POVKH, B.7.; BLIKHARSKIY, B,A.; CHERNO' V, V.I.
(deceased];
KLITINA, S.Y0,; R07MOV, Ye.Wj--MWU-T,.-A.N.
Incidence of influenza and acute oararrhs of the upper respira-
tory tracts in miners of Chezvonogradp Lvov-Volyn I Basin. Vrach.
delo no,1:10!~-109 Ja'64 (MIRA 17 2-3)
1. Cher7onogradskaya meMo-sanitarnaya c1lasit kombinata
Ukrzapadugeoll (for Petrovp Povkh., Mikharskiy). 2. Kafedra,
propedevtichosko-y terapii lechelmogo fakuliteta - isav.
dotsent V.I.Chernor (deceased]) Llvovskogo meditsinskogo insti-
tuta ( for Initina, Rozanov, Shuflat).

BLIMURSKT-Yt BOB.
Hypotherapy Df-pationts-with-bronchial-aatbma. Sav. med..24
no. 10:320-22Z 0-160* (NM 13:12)
1. Iz kcliniki-pr evw~ha~y-tprapii (zave kafedroy - kandidat
maditoinakikh.,;aa,,dotsant-.Y.I. Chernov) lechebnogo fakullteta
Llvovskogo maditainskogo institutao
(ASTHMA) (HYPNoTISK-THEUMTIC USE)

ALSKSANDROVICH. Yu. (Krakov)-, BLI KHARSKIY, Yu. (Krakov);
FSLITINOVSKIT, A. (KrakoV9,1
Morphology of gmnulocytes in electron microscope pictures.
Afkh.pat. no.l~:?5-77 11-1) 153. (M12A 7-1)
1. 12 3-y kliniki vnutrennikh bolezney meditainskoy akaclamii
v
Krakove (direktor - professor Tu.Aleksandrovich) i
Gosudarstvan-
nogo inatituta gigiyany (direktor - professor H.Paheanytskiy).
(Loucocytes) (Blectrou microscope)

ARMVICH, I.U.*.Blj ;FBLITINOVSKIY, A.
morphology of granulocytes in electron microscopic picture. Arkho
pat., Moskva 15 iko,6:75-77 Nov-Bea 1953. (CIOL 25:5
1. 'Of the 2hird Clinic of Internal 30doeases of Krakow Medical
Acadmq
(Director -- Prof, Th. Aleksandrovidh) and Krakow State
ID:stitute of
ftgiene (Director -- Prof. X. P.rseemycki).

F; R

BLIXC,, Marta
The acquisition of fats froin fungi. hiar(trilli., A:,M.
Zbernik 1951. fmigi Alu-cormurAlMrid Sly
Chemics, I Abot. samis have Inca found to be part iculatly r;cli in
fats. These
Vol.. flikrolms were prelid. fit cultive,%. The fungus M. muredii,
%vaq thied fit warin air wid its fnt,,; were exid. with peir.
Fob- 25 , I 9'~ Vila.r. The flit thits obtabled is light Yellow and
i% 111111nit
13JOIcif"IcItl clwrnist IV %ol[41 at toom femp. The Slysanus cultore
bas 2 dificTently
Colored motlificatimm, red atid brown, of which the browit
colitains viore fat. The red mold gives 45.1fi7p red oil and
the browit mold gives :11.521% brown oil. The plays. coast.
of the fats from both of the futigi are given in tabular forni.
J. IA-ach

BLINC, M.
Yugoslavia (430)
Science
Tke fungus muoor muoedo as a fat producer. p, 39,
lksprave, Vol. 3, 1951,
last European Accessions List. Library, of Congress
Vol. 2, nos. I & 2v Jan-Feb.t 1953. UNCLASSIFIED

At* W. ii. I
I'"
.4 ISIN in Irligli-33 U) 4)1 1 A
I. N 1.
billgils 4.1 the grilm 'kyla-lml %~I' I"At"I Isom A ru.4o Olip
pit-kilk, Thrimci-litim
="trv oil. The effects (it difft-trut inediA (" latill.
agar. Iff"'i, malitne, 10", glacow. 111% miclow, milv
tone Witter. tato, and Uricy) dit'l of didetrut luet haRl"Ti
inoculation con The
r" klia or mycefittin) were studied. red
6ki Ill two" strains were sepd. by culture oil mettle vice su)~
p salts. 'he twst xurtlittin w,k~ 10
plied with lictvric~
ghtepestip lied% t fictitichen salts. Pat I-ItIlthiCtiOll 'AaS
faster when mymjium was Used _ the Ino-hint. After
d rs the n1yeellum w" filtered off, dried. and elthl.
2tjhEt~. Tbend strahm contalned25.61% fat, the Iso"
grain 34.52% (caled. on dry basts) but the WOPCIAles
(pp. Sr.. " Vidue. sapon. no I no.. 0$ of both ails were the
same, and sinaltair to those ofAve all and the 005 of wed%.
It. Sewcoultm

I" Mau Mom moods as A (At produt", M. I'lliew
rew Acmd. rK Ans. I.julliptiot, V ftUVUr--mIV*
Aud.Zompopoi Vadamalf. Repri M., Fis. TAX.
=
V*Ar. CUu Ill, Sor. A, Notpwoov 111. 41-NXIn
fingthh_
37-MXHANO-TIVE IllytVittlill Ill MINCOW 10111.40
*A% W*%bMi
with 'WoNt, .1tiod '00 wew sit W "vi h"I.
StI.M110 ill *
m"fal with mild flot 16 lnill~' atJ filtif. with
IVII, rOwl
ond IC11#0 ill & tMWISIrt Allp. flu 4 0 hM 1110
.4%9111 -AA.
trood. amil the residur. after drying at W, w&& a
visnms.
rkw. orangw4wowo tit. A mm. of difittratt =dr. 4
fat of vark%o a , %Ad the I.-Ilimilig character '
w id
vakwi 14A falmh' 163 -11: eater . alur. UNIA . I
Im..
0.4'.
4.2JO,4. A new variety of Ma,,,p W&WC& was
eldlivatr4i anj
the effect "' w*ws and "its ON I'll Pe"ducti-NI
Iludimi. A
higher 141 OvOttst was Obtained by grotirril 11M
flfntll~ 10 A
tftdfUiU COUt jWfilld W
b6-11 'd 'he xmSaF %,as %vusultwd
w the T."ot with-t bubbling air thrmgh tlw
x.,djure.
With a ratioal S:Cof 1:15()ia thr sm"te (C in The
form
of ghwm). the amt. 'i tat pfvducvd 1*1 g, G( sugar
result
Use" nearly canbtaut. R. Skej
-hen"m
_z!:7 gm

BLING, Marta
t ewichment lit Rhodotorula 9FACilis, "&TW
/
a.Fa~ B. -flo&var ttAcad, Sci., LubIjAna,
Yiigboilfivia)-,"
Alonalsh. 84, 1127-m(igw)~Cultures of R. gracilis
%Yctc
incubatcd 70 hm. at ott ~uljstratc-,.~ contu,
iuvcrt
w,~Lnr and a N campd. (urea, (NliQ-SO;, uric acid,
a,tliva-
g~ne, acipartic acid). Mnx., witt-, wid av. val-s
are
given. for each N' compd. for 17, far, % prucein,
tat cotff.,
Yeast vevff., % migar wtl up~ and g. ki ii i! "Vam
lit:; 1.
-n-twiclit 60111., With amt %Nilhow kcluti"n. 'V
~il 1~5j~' of
thu su;,ar was ectimmied, and vonc~i-~. or I,it
ol, w -.1ml
plultin ap to 14.5% %vcrc ftmwl, Vv~i,i cw., ;ii.
vn~: li,: i.
nuphelunictricnIly; saj;~ir by t1w Itertiamd
inviltwl: znwl,
toml fnt by'snpon., ljjO wri4ijng, ml SoXIII'l
L-wl~ A t1!(!
Ivith Lt..().

BLINC, M.
BLINC, M.; Straub, L. A simple method for the standardization of
chromatographic adsorbents. p. 71
. Vol. 2, No. 2, Apr./June 1955
VESTINK BULLETIN
SCIENCE
Ljubljana
So: East European Accession, Vol., 6, No. 3, March 1957

-

7.
- ----
--

And'subseq*4 k an t Is M. ith
US!

~
sri.,, rAxil,'pjad. XPP Yaugoskv. 2. 73-4(-l955Xlx Qtr-

Ift4--t-IA'hVC6,. MILU,10N, And buoksofwn~ cut into

's of 0A rw~., were tiydrolyzeti.at. 4-4, W-20, imd 181
3g 41
of*b1ch I putwo used ptr 10 tsolair.
r
Ilm

t
0
with StA-S and cubs tcIttrMlon
t ;~texial.

*'with husbi 48-72 hrs. ~ Addn.
of hydrolysis wai 96 hu.,

.6 fitsof Pa., 10 g.. 61 Witterial Cow~id-
of 0.1-0.15 V. of 93
th
d
A
lk

-At re
e
)d
uchig suhAmum In
crub)y Incmused the y

~hydtolyrmc, -which -w-as htst in me of coin,
DoAuuntlog to,
_
3-5
M
d
4
78
l
h
Th6pil
t
m)
Adj

.
was
us
e
to
.
teo
.
ca; ;~s g
(ca
%
by addn. of iAotritive salts, acmainodAted ToruM tddit was

added In
podions of 250 cc. W an Erlcnfucyer ftsk;ancl the

hydrolprate was
firturnwd W his. at 25-30*, One kg. 0l

plant nuit uAdlyieldi.4 fur
16M.S., Stalks, cobs.- nad bur-ks,

0.33 and 0.13, 0.31 intIVA, 30 and
0, 14, nod OAP
d
k

and U. 10
-
g. of sugai an

m 1--_

Ic
OL
y
Ir
plate rest A,.=trrj7, 9~ r call,
~Pd
n _.q

-7

XKWR

0.3-0.5 -W )vvtn doogh YM Of
o,
. N
tive In albift ropinen In tbe baktil bread for 8-4 da

,
3-4 wee
g
Ca "weate, inliffil1k. rnpiness fe

althouih mohl formation was only
slightly reduwl. AcOll.

vrbile. inhibiting ropinms.- vm% found overly

"Wifying, -Proplanic acid 03-0.15%, gave best results,,

16-dox of-~~d.
Bacterial caltureq..
even after -'ptMM

havins produced -2,57
cowns. of 13 0 of proplonic acid,

were -liled at 60 ml./kg. 61 flour and
rave "cellent results

~m after 25 days of storage, at which thne the
test was dis-

enutinued "Ing to other aglug effects of the bretul. For

the Inhibition oCTnold formation; a prelin, eontg. 20% de.

at
hydroarxtic acid'in platin wits brushed auto the oven h

bread and found
highly eftective for 7-10 "Tys.- R. E.

-
,j .,--4 -d m-',
i4- -"tV~N" el bTe-
Aa647 -1-jubli-ITM -L L~, :"'
il- .
7,:7, 7:m., -: . , II . I,1,,

BL330 M.
=:=-=A-
The influence of B-&Vlase on bread
staling, p, 3.74,
Periodicalt NOVA MUMMA.
V01. 9j, no. 3j, June 1958.
TWHMU)GY
SO: MontUy List of rwwt European
Accessions (EUI) LC
Vol* 8,, Noe 4
April i959., uncl.

i

Gnm _TUUUWA-V~~~~~
CATWORY Chemical Toohnology. Ghemica~ ~Products a~n_d-T"e
Applications. Food Industry.
R&Wx-, No 17., 109, No- 62512
AUMR,.
:R, 'of
oie -the, -Mon6-41 6"Salt of th
Acid in the Canning of Food Products.
dMO. PM.- lNeva proizvoidnJag 2:959, 10, Wo lt 65-67
AB&7hkM :Mono-nitric salt-of the glutamia Acid (1) impro-
ves taste of the canned food products and in-
creases duration of their storageability by 20
-90%,lbis action is noticeable particularly at
th*~Additxon or"I i~lsolutions,40~ quantities ranging
of products)
p
mixtures
and iAditlo'n-of 1 -13-iiIOsiiv'*i~ natural
product color# its JUICOB and froshness, regar-
dl'osx of the fact wbotber & Droduot was subjected
to boiling# freezing, or canning by combined
Cazt: 1/2
9 - 114

BLIMIC, M.
Concerning theAmportance of algae and-their comonents. 301.
NOW, ---'R0IZVODNJA, (Zveza drustev inzeniriev in tehn4kov LR6 T
Ljubljana,
Yugoslavia, Vol, 1U, no. 5, 1959.
Monthly list of -i*,.-)st huropean Accessions (FFAl) I-C) Vol. 9., no,
1,
jail.
Uncl.

C, Marta,dr. (Ljubljana)
Sow observatlons on the affect of ioxising radiations
on various
food proOucta, Acta chimica Hmg 23 so.1/4055-556 160.
(Ew 10:9)
1. Chemiobbes Institut Boris Kidrie, Ljubljana.
(Radiation) (Food)

BLINCV M.
Enricbment of food tr vitamins, Bul so Jug 6 nol:1-2 Mr 161.
(]MAI l0t9/10)
1. Chem. Institut "Boris KidrioO, Ljubljana.
(Vitamins) (Food)

BLI140i Marta,, dr.,, vinji znwistveni oodelaveo
Biosyntheisi of riboflavine., vitamin %- Rova proizv 12 no.2/3:
148-151 Mr 161.
1. Kemicni institut,"Boris Kidric", v LjubljwA.

BLING M.
"Claye.r cement and corrosion phenomena" by [Fakulteta za kemijo pri,
univerzi, Ljubljana] EeHribernik. Reviewed by M.B3ino. Bul so Youg
7 no.3s77 Je .162,
'd
. Re acteur dlextraits, "Bulletin scientifique.4
1

*Biosynthesis of riboflavin-vitamdn B20 by [Ketaicni institut
"Boris
Kidrio".. Ljubljana] by M.Blinc. Reviewed by H.Blinc. Bul so
Tobg
7 nQ,3:77 Je 162,

BLINC; M.
"Some simple methods for measuring the speed of explosions* by
[Nuklearni institut "J.Stafan", Ljubljana] S.Fahor, and
J.Strnad,
Reviewed by M.Blinc. Bul ac Youg 7 no.3t77 Je 162.

BLINC,, M.
Olnalyais of coal" by [Nemijaki inatitut IB.Kidricus Ljubljana] I

BLINC, M.
flThe newest trends.in the oonatruction of machine tools" by
(Beograd] M.Pibroveo. Reviewed by M.Bline. BiA so Youg 7
no.3:94 JS 162.

BLING, M.
*Intensification of flame-in the Siemens-N"tin fu*ees
by addiDg oxypum byjZelezarna'Josenice] A. Presern.
Reviewso by M. Blincit Bulsolloug-7 no.1/2:20 F-Ap 162.
1. Rddacteur dlextraits, *,Pulletin scientifique."
,az~ Azj lle"L"z

BLIN
&me'- observations respecting the irradiation of
foodstuff by
gam ra7ol abotraots'..Glap Hem dr V no*9/10053-554 164
1, The Boris Kidrio Chemioal Institute.. 14ubljana

BLINC, M.
Experiences in applyin refrigeration for food preservation.
Mil Sc - youg 8 no. 1~2:2-3 F-Ap 163,
1. Kemicni institut 111?oriz Kidric", Ljubljana. Redacteur
d1extraits, "Bullet.in"scientifique.11

BLINC', Marta. dr . (Ljubljana)
I .
Continuous fermentations in practice. Nova proizv 15 no.5:
323-328 0 164.

BLINC R.
Dynamic polarization of nuclei. Obz mat fiz 10 no-4:155-158 D 163.
1. Nuklearni institut IIJ. Stefan."
1,
I

YUGOSIAVIA/Atomic and 14olecular onysics, licat D-0
Abs Jour Ref &.ur - Fizilmo 140 5, 1959, Vo 10397
Author D1iUg_Rw_Pahor J.
In4t-
Title Some V,.erjaodynamic ~Fuilc:tiofis of Gancous
Furau) Thlophenc,.
and Pyrrol' MjcWAted from Spectroscopic Data and Molecular
Structure.
Orig Pub Repts;. "J. St.o.fan". Inst;,, 1957) 4) 123-131
Abstract The author.calculatQs~th6 ther-..~xlyrxmic
function of furan
(c4H4O),, thloplienc~_(604s) 6aid P'yrrol 005M) wit"
allow-
ance for, the ~ lates i; assunptiohs - concerning the
ratio. of
the, oscillation.~reque-ndics of:, these mlQculos. It is
pro-
posed that a euii~b16 approximation is that of a symotri-
cal top wi*Vi mormnts of inertia A and (DC) 1/20 -where
A, B
and C are the principal noments of inertia and the
molecule.,
and that it is possible to naglect thu corrections for the
aniharmonicity of Che oscillations and for the connection
be-
twoen the rotations air! the oscillations. Nunerical
values
Card- 1/2

YUGOSTAVIA/Atomic and Molecular 1bysics- P%ysics of the
1-blecule D-3
Abe Jour Ref Knir 6 Fi!zikaj No 5) 1959) No 10342
Author Blinc R.2 rcrIvmjar E.
Inst -a.
Title Calculated Dond LenGths, bond Orders and -Electron
Distri-
bution in Raphtnzarine.
Orig PWb : Repts. "J. Stefan" Dist.) 1957, 4; 133-137
Abstract : The LGIO-1,10 method vas used to investioate- the
imlecule of
naphtazarinc. The wave ftniction is represented in the form
of a linear corabination of four atoi-.Ac orbits: corresponding
to 2pz states of different aturas. The l4th-order secular
equation obtainod fror, the Schrodinger equation is solved
une-,.:r thc:following assupptions: the molecule has a syn-
metry C2,; the overlap inte(Tals are 0 or unity; the Coulomb
inte~yals are -V for all carbon atons, and for oxy.-on they
aro ',, -r 2 or (X'fl; t-be exchanGe integrals Ictvc:cn
nei&ibor-
inG carbon and oxjGen atoms are " where.,~ is the exchange
integral bAweQn the nei5iboring ca'ebon atons. The values
Card 1/2

YUGOSIAVIA/AtoLdc and Molecular Fhysics- Pjysics of the
Molecule D-3
X)s Jour R..f 72liur - Fizilm, 110 5~ 1959, ITo 10342
are found for all tne 14 levels of the onergy and the coof-
ficicits are calculated in the expansions of the correspondinG
molecular ftinctions by atomic orbits. With t1he aid of the
above coufficient8., and usinG, the well known formulas, the
author calculates Vie valuca of tho cliargo density aroun(I
the various atons -the bond ordzo between neirjmboring atoms,
and t7accormsponcl-ing interatomic distances. Comparison of
tbo Vneory and mperiiiantal values of the interatomic dis-
tancos is not mcle, since the nocessary x-ray diffraction
neasuremonts for taphtazarine 1jave not yet been completLA.
-- G.A. 7,aytsev
Card 2/2
25

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