SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BLITSHTEYN, N.I. - BLITZNETS, V.

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BOV/46-5-1-18/2,1
AUTHORSt -Blitshteyn, N.I.,.Glazov, 0.1. and Yak-himovich, D.F.
(Kogo_ow)
TITIS A Now Ultrasonic Machine Tool (Model 4770) (Novyy
ul'trazvakovoy
stanok [Modell .4770
PBRIODICALs Almatichoskiy Zhurnal, 1959, Vol 5, Nr 1, pp 117-118
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs A universal ultrasonic machine tool (drill) was developed
by a special
design bureau of the Experimental Scientific-Research institute of
Metal-Cutting Lathes (ZNUM) and by the Ultrasonics Laboratory of the
Acoustics Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.
(director Dr. of Tech. Sai. L.D. Rosenberg). This drill can be used
to
produce slots, circular and shaped holes " cavities in various
brittle
materials such as glass. ceramics, forrites, germanium, ate. A table
m6dol'of this drill was produced (Fig 1). The drill head has a
tvib&*od
magnotostriction nickel transducer (1 in Fig 2). The vibrating system
is attached. by a quarter-wave thin-walled support 2. Stopped or
exponential concentrators 3 are screwed to the vibrating system. A
aeparato" oacillator-assambly Is used (Fig 3) in which the master
oscillator is based on &'RO circuit. A power amplifier uses W-50
valves.
The rate of drilling glass Is about 300 MM3/min and forth* alloy
Card 2/3 Tl5K6 the rate Is 8 =3/mlu. The drill can be used to
produce holes

SOV/46-5-1-18/24
A Now Ultrasonic Machine Tool (Model 4770)
of 0.1-10 mm diameter and 1 diameter depth. The vorking frequency
Is
18 kc/s, the oscillator power consumption is 0.25 IdT and the total
pover consumption is 0.55 W. The dimensions of the drill are
498 x 377 x 648 Em and'its total 'Weight is 155 kg.
SUWTTSD: Septonber 23, 1958
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YAXHIMOVIGHl GTAZOV, G.I.
The 477G-type ultrasonic metal-cutting machine.
Biul.tekh.-ekon.
inform. no.1:33-34 159- (MIRA 12:2)
(Ultraeonic waves--IndustrialApplications) (Metal cutting)

BLITSHTNTN V.I. GLA6ZOV, G.I.; TAMINDTICH, D.F.
(Moskva)
Now ultrasonic tool GDodel 4770). Akust.zhur. 5
no-1:117-118 159.
WU 12: 4)
(Ultrasonic waves--Industrial applications)
(Drilling and boring maebinory)

15(2)
SOV/"72-59-1-12/16
0THORS:
Blitsman, B. D., Kudrina, T. I.
TITLE:
Introduction of New Techni4ues (Vnedreniye novoy tekhniki)
PERIODICAL:
Steklo i keramika, 19599 Nr 1, PP 36-40 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The Baranovskiy farforovyy zavod (Baranovskiy China
Wor~s)

has recently introduced new equipment and modern working

methods as follows: An improved vibration sieve (Figs I and 2);

a
device for the pulverization of paints and glues has been

developed by N. A. Orel, D. F. Kovalenko, rationalization

experts:of the Works; a vacuum plant was established in order

to
improve the slime quality (Pies 3 and 4); imported semi-

automatic machines for the molding of plates were re-con-

structed and improved, as suggested by Kullbashevskiy,

rationalization expert of the Works (Figs 5, 6, 7p and 8);

a
mechanical conveyor belt in the control department, the

scheme of
which is shown in figure 9; a heat-utilization

plant for the
heating of departments (Fig 10). Due to these

measures
manufacture has been increased and considerable
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savings
have been attained. There are 10 figures.

Introduction of New Techniques SOV/72-59-1-12/16
ASSOCIATION.: Baranovskiy farforovyy zavod
(Baranovskiy Porcelain Works)
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BLITZ, E.; ANDREI, A.
Great achievements of constructors in the period of ten years
since the
nationalization. P. 297.
REWISTA C014STRUCTIILOR SI A MATE-RIALFLOR DE COWSTRUCTII.
(Asociatia
Stiintifica a Inginerilor A Technieirnilor din Rominia si
P4nisterul
Constructilor A al Materualelor di Constructii) Bucuresti)
RwnzwAa.
Vol. 10, no. 6, June 1958.
Monthly Itist of East 4aropean Accessions (EPA1) LCI Vol. 8,
no. 6, June 1959
Uncl.

BLITZ . -,t%nf . ing.
Now classifteation of polluted waters and
watercourses. Yioteoro-
Iogia hidrol gosp 6 no.1,49-52 961.

BIXrZj Ra*A conf. ing,
Proposal for a regulation on the exploitation of
meebanical.
purification stations (to a maximm runoff of 5000
O/day).
69-teorologia hidrol gosp 6 no,,2sl59-161 161.

BLITZ, Emanuel, prof. ing., oandidat in stiinte tehnice
Standard P.28-64 for the design of mechanical treatment station
of munioipal waste water. Hidroteh apelo meteor .10 no.2:87-91
F 165.

USSR/Humn and Animal Physiology - Reproduction.
Abs ibur Ref Zhur Biol., No 3, 1959, 13120
Author Bliudziute, E.) Karazijaite) L.
Inst
Title Study and Treatment of Sterile Women
Orig Pub Sveikatos apsauga) 1957, No 3, 25-28
Abstract No abstract.
T
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BLIUGER, A.; Kalberg,.V.
Scientific session dedicated to the memory of Professor Es M.
Burtnieks.
In Russian. p. 163.
LATvjjAS PSR ZINATNU AKADEMIJA. VESTIS. RIGA, LATVIA. No. 33
1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions. (KFAI) W.. Vol. 9.,
no. 2j,
Feb. 1960 Uncl.

BLIVIS J. inzh,l- mekhanik; GULBIS, Vp inibe-mokhanik; JUIAp E..,
==nL-Y-!A
red.; FREIRkNIS, V.., tekhn. red.
(Tractors and motor vehicles] Traktori un automobili.
Rip, Latvijas Valets izdevniaoiba, 1963. 540 P.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Tractors) (Motor vehicles)

BLIYEDNYKH, A. H.1 PRYMIAK, A. Ya.; CHEBOTARIOV, R. S.
Coal-Tar Products
Using primary brown coal tar products to combat the parasites of fam.
animals.
'Visnyk AN UIR.FP~24, No. 2, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953,
Uncl.

BUYER, B. I' I.
Some problems in the theory and calculations dealing with
intenrittent moisture
absorption machines. Odessa, 1937. 92 p.

tuptAwtt V.
Fishery Products - Preservation
Choosing an efficient model of refrigeration machinery for fishing
industry enterprises.
Ryb. khoz. 28 no. 8, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November
1951. Unclassified.
2
E

Btup,
Determ:Lning the cooling surface dimension and water consumption
in generator absorbers. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; pishch.tekh. no.5:
133-138- 163. (MIRA 16312)
Astrakhanskiy tekhnicheskiy instit- bnoy promyshlennosti i
A
khozyaystva, kafedra kholodilInykh mashiTI,

BLIYERp,,P,.M., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; GAYDIN,
Z.Z., inzh.
Cycles of resorptive and adsorptive refrigerating
machines.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 6 no.11:88-94 NIO.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Astrakhanskiy tekhnio'heskiy institut rybnoy
promyshlennosti
i khozyaystva. Predstavlena kafedroy kholodilInykh
mashin.
M

- . IYEVL n.
On the existence of analytical solutions to a degenerating
elliptic system..Vest. AN Kazakb SSR 21 no-4:74-79 Ap 165.
(MIRA 18-5)

BLIYFV) N. K.
L--
Existence of an analytical aolution for an
elliptical qvstem
degenerating into a zero* Vest, AN Kazakh. SSR 20
no.12:
64-67 D 164 (MIRA !8:42)

.BLIYEV, N.K..
.Existence of an analv+g- qolution to an elliptic system
deg---ate
In a poirt. J.zv. AN Kazakh. SSR. Ser. fiz.-mat. nauk 3
no.lit96-104.
Ja-Ap 165. (141RA 18.- 5)

0 fo
90.
SUB, CODE: 12 SUBH DAT9t. nono..'l.'F'~ORIG:'FjW.i ..M5
7- -7

..OIP

KARAPETROV, Gr- I- BLIZAKOV, Mir..
Dimensions of various parts of the body and visceral
weight in
35 stillborn newborn boys at tem. Folia mad.
(Plovdir) 6
no.lt8-11 164
1. Institat de Hautes Etudes Medicales nI.P. Pavlov"
de Plovdiv,
Bulgarie, Chaire d'Anatamie (Directeur: prof. D.
Stanichev).

ESSELI, A.Ye., starsbiy nauchnyy sotrudnik,
kand.biol.nauk; NOVOKROSHCHENOV,
B.V., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik, kand.med.nauk, otv.red.;
V
BLIZ V. kand.med.nauk, red.; KOZLOV, V.A., dotsent,,red.;
4
ST=IN,. MJMM.~,.starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik,
kand.med.nauk, red.
-,.,[Problems in-the,-biology of the causative agent of
diphtherial
Voprosy biologil vozbuditelia difterii. Chita, 1959. 189 p.
(Chita. Institut epidemiologii, miki-obiologii I gigieny
Nauchnye
zapiski, no.5). iMIRA 15-1)
(.CORYNEBAGTERIUM DIPHTHERIAE)

BLIZSYEV, V.I. , kand,med.nauk; K11AFIZOVA, L.M. . mladshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik
Sanitary and hygienic characteristics of the water supply of
Chita.
Gig. i san. 26 no.6;74-75 Je 161. (MIRA 15:5)
1. 1z Chitinskogo nauchno-isoledovatel'skogo instituta
epidemiologii.,
mikrobiologii i gigiyeny.
(CHITA-WATER SUPPLY-HYGIMIC ASPECTS)

BLIZZYLTj V.I.; 14ALYSHEVA., V.V.j KRAYMOVICH, M.Ye.
Angarsk Section of the A32-Union Society of Hygienists
and
Sanitary Physicians. Gig. i o4n. 26 no.7:321 Jl 1611.
(EIRA 15:6)
(ANGUISK-PUBLIC HEALTH SOCIETIES)

BLIZHIVSKIY, Lk.; T0RBOV,-H.M,j.SWXrJT, A&Y.; STRUZMTRM,
Te.I.,
...ww --dubsentrmnduktor; SMOWTA. T.F., takhnicheskiy,
redaktor
[Handbook on the establishment of machine tool work norms for
unit and small scale production] Spravochnik po normirovantiu
siano*ohzWkh rabot v edinichnom i melkoseritnom
proizvodetvas Ho-
skya, Goo. nauchno-tekbu. isd-vo mashinostrottelluoi lit-ry,
1955,
458 p. (MM W)
(yachine-shop practice)

PHASE I BOOK ZGWITATION 603
Lev AUSUIP-4 Drbov, Meyer Noyseyevich; and Sergeyerp _41eksandr
Spravochnik po normirovemiyu. stanoebmykh rabot v yedinichnom. i
malkoseriynom
proizvodstve (Handbook on Setting of Standards for Machine-tool
Operation
Involving Single-unit and Small-lot Production) 2d. ed.., rev.
and eml.
Moscow., Masbgiz, 1958. 23.,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Struzhestrakh, Ye. I., ftimeer; Ed. of Pablishimg House:
Barykova., G. I.;
Tech. Ed.: Tikhanarj, A. Ya.; Managing Ed. for literature on the
eeonmdes and
organization of production (Masbgiz).- Saksaganskiy,, T. D.
PURPOSE, This handbook is intendedL for technologists., standard
setters., and
KTQen .
COVERAGE: The handbook contains consolidated tim standards for
operating cutoff
power saws., boring machl sp W11-1 awbi aLt grinding =whims.,
plamrs,,
slotters., gear cutters., and I a. Recounwd d. time standards
are calculated
for conditions prevall1mg in simgle-unit production and in
small-lot production,,
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Handbook on Setting of Standards (Cont.) 603
vhere universal equipiment., standard cutting tools., standard
imawaring inst , nts.,
and other universal devices are commonly used, Standards assembled
in this hand-
book are intended for establishing time'standard for operations
carried out in
mechanical mintenance and tool shops of zacb' -building and
wtal-vor)dM
enterprises; as vell,as In principal meabi shops engaged in
production on a
single-unit and maell-lot basis, There are no references..
TAM OF
CONTEM:
Forevord 3
Introduction
Ch. 1. Cutting~off Operations 7
Setting of standards for cutting-off operations 7
Ch. II. Lathe Operatimn 14
Setting of standards for lathe operation 14
Preparatory tim (podgotovitellno-zaklynabitellnoye) 24
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HmxZwk on Setting of Standards (Cont.) 6o3
Auxiliary tine for mounting and off parts
25
Basia-(technological)
timp avjXLJwy tim., and p3r-piece time (leas

setup time) for
separate technological transitions fivm stage to ste4p:

a) Machining
the following metals with a catting tool Tode from R9

high speed
steel:

Structural carbon steel
30
Chrome steel
54
Carbon tool steel and
structural steel vhich is difficult to

machine
82
RUh-speed tool steel
102
Gray iron
3-0-6
Malleable cast, Iron
150
Bronzes
170
Alumi=xm and
duralumin
174
Aluminufft., daralumin., silumin.. and cast vilud3m7m
alloys
176
b) Machining the following steels with a cutting tool made
from

T51CLO sintered carbide:

Structural carbon steel wA all y steel
180
Hardened steel
194
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jjanMMk on Setting of Standards (Cont.)
603
c) Machining the following steels with a cutting tool made
from
Tl%6 sintered carbide:
rR-1 carbon and allay steel
Hardened steel
B169 high-speed steel
MIT st#Linl as steel
d) Mmhinl gray iron with a cutting tool made from VK8
Gray iron
Cutting conditions:
200
214
220
90"
sinterad carbide:
224
YAchining vith a cutting tool made from R9 high-speed steel
Machining vith a cutting tool made from T5KlO sintered
carbide
Machining vith a cutting tool made from Tl% sintered
carbide
Machining with a cutting tool made from VKB sintered
carbide
Ch. III, Thread Cutting
Setting of standards for thread cutting operations
Time per piece (less setup time) vhen Mchining the
following metals
with a cutting tool made R9 high-speed steel:
Caibon'steel
Steel alloys and cast steel
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238
2W
310
316
318
320

Handbook an Setting of Standard (cont.) 603

Cast iron,,
bronze., and brass
322
Cutting conditions:

When cutting
metric threads
324
When cutting inch threads
330
When
cutting trapezoidal threads
334
Ch. IV. Planing
336
Setting
standard for plawl operations
336
Preparatory time
341
Auxiliary time for mountirg and toktng off parts
342
Time
per piece (less setup time) vbeu machining with a
cutting tool

mad fran R9 high speed steel:

a) on shapers

Structural carbon steel
344
Carbon tool steel and
structural steel vhich is difficult to

machine
352
High-speed tool steel
362
Gray iron
374
b) - On planers

Structural carbon steel
386
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Hanffimk on Setting of Standards (Cont.) 603
Carbon tool steel and structural steel vhich is difficult to
machjj*
Oh
354
Gray iron
404
Tim per piece (less setup tim) vhen mchini vith
a cutting tool

made from T5K10 sintered, carbide:

a) on shapers

Stractural car'bon steel

Carbon tool steel and structural steel
vhIch is diMcult to

Machine
424
High-speed tool steel
4.34
b) On
plamers

Structural carbon steel
446
Carbon tool steel and
structural steel vhich is difficult to

maebine
452
Tim per piece
(less setup time) vhen machining vith a cutting tool

-A from
VKB sintered, carbide:

a) On shapers
G
i

458
ron
ray

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HavAbook on Setting of Standards (Cont.)
603
b) On iD3 Im rs

Gray iron
4Q
Cutting conditions

a) On shapers

With a cutting tool wide from R9 high-speed steel
472
With a
cutting tool made from T51[10 and VKB sintered, carbide
476
b) On planers

With a cutting tool made from R9 high-speed
steel
480
With a cutting tool made from TqaO and VKB sintered
carbide
484
Ch. V. slotting 486
Setting of standards for slotting operations h8PA6
Pxeparatory tine 488
Awdliary time for mounting and taking off parts 489
Tim per piece (less setup t1w) vhen mimbini carbon steel and
cast iron:
Contour slotting -with a tool mad R9 high-speed steel 490
Groove slotting vith a tool made from R9 high-speed steel
492
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Handbook on Setting of Standards (Cont.) 60.3

Cho VIO
MMJMS
'
494
Setti2* 6f
standards for drilling operations
494
Priparathry time
496
Auxiliary tim for muntimg and taking off parts
498
Timid
per'plece (less setup-tim) when machining the following

metals with a tool made from R9 high-speed steel:

Carbon
steel
500
High-speed tool steel
502
Gray iron
5C4
M-11 able
cast iron

Ch. VII. M-11ing 514
Stitt14- of standards for -411" operations 53.4
Frdparat6ry ti= 517
AucMary'timie for munting and taking off parts 52
Tim per piece (less setup time) when machining the
folloving
mietals with cylindricals facing,, and slitting milliz,
cutters made
from Rq'high-speed steel:
C~ibon steel 520
Chrome steel 536
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Handbook on Setting of Standards (Pout.) 603

Alloyed-tool
oteel'and high-speed steel
560
Caitboh tool steel and stmetural
steel vhich is difficult to

PIL

604
Malleable cast iron
632
Ddr4imdnj a3md=
652
Silmin and 03m'ra- alloy casting consisting
of dxxralumin and

aluminum
656
Tim per piece (less setup tine)
vhen machining gray iron vith face

mi"14 -cutters made T15K6
sintered, carbide:

IOwbon steel
664
Time'per Ijd6ce'(Ieos setup
time) vhen machining pmy iron 4ith face

millin cutters made
from VKB sintered. carbide.,

GraY Iron :
672
;Cutting conditions
vhen -Ill' vith cutters:

Cutters made R9 high-speed steel
678
Cutters =ad from T1596 olutered carbide
698
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Handbook on Setting of, Standards (Cont. 6o3
Ch. VM', Gear Cuttii*
Siitting standards for gear cutting operations
~rdta~rat6ry ti,16'
Auxiliary tim for mcminting and taking off parts
Timme per piece (less setup tfmme) vhen- cutting gear teeth
vith a
tool made fr= R9 high-opeed steel
Ch. IX. Grinding
Setting standards for grinding operations
Fieparatory time
Auxiliary time for mmmting and taking off parts
TIne per piece (less setup.tim) Im outside diameter anA interma
grinding
Hardened steel
Unhardened steel
Cast iron and bronze
Time per piece (less setup time) vheu surface grinding
hardened. and.
=hardened steel
Ch. X. Appendix. Depth of Gat and Ustance Traversed by the lbol
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717

XCRBOV, Meyer Hoyssyevieh; SMEM,
Aleksandr VladAmirovich; STRUZHNSTRAKH, Te.I., inth,, red.;
URYKOVA, G.I., red.izd-va; TIIMAUOV, A.Ta.. tekhn.red.
[Handbook on the establishment of machine tool work norms
for
piece and small lot production] Spravochnik po normirovanitu
stanoebufth isbot v edinichnom I malkoaeriinom oroizvodetve.
Pod. red. B.I.Struthestrakha. Izd. 2-oe, perer."i dop.
Moskva,
Goa. nauchno-tekbu.izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 195b. 727
P.
(MIRA 11:3)
(Nhchine shops--Production standards)

SHAPIRO, I.I.; HIMA7LOVS D.V.; HOSINA, T.S., inzh.; Y-%'VLAMPIYEVA,
V.M.,
inzh.; KASMUS3VA', L.Mop inzh,, radi IY- A,, inzh,
red.; SEMRYAKOV, V.M., inzh,, red.; KHARITOITOV, A.B., inzh.,
red.; GLINKA, N.T.,-inzh., red.; KHISIN, R.I., inzh., red.;
SOROKIIU, G. Ye. tekhn.red.
(0eneral. engines-king norms for cutting conditions and time for use
in the technical standardization of machining on lathes; lot pro-
duction) Obehahemashinostroitellnye normativy rezhimov resaniia
i vremani dlia takhnicheakogo normiroveniin rsbot no tokarnykh
stankakh; seriinoa..,proizirodstvo. Moskva, Gos.nouchno-tekhn.izd-vo
mashinostroit.lit-ry, ig6o, 224 p. (HIRA 13:12)
1. Moscow. Uauchno-issledovatellakiy institut truda. TSentrallnoye
byaro promvshlennvkh normativov po trudu, 2. Zaveduyushchiy otdelom
mashinostroyoniya TSentrallnogo byuro promyahlannykh normativov po
tsrudu pri Nauchno-isoledovatellskom institute truda (for Shapiro).
3. TSentrallnoye byuro promyshlennykh normativov po trudu pri Nauchno-
iseledovateliskom in IstitAite truda (for Mikhaylov, Mosins,
Yevlompiyevs).
4. liauchno-iseledovatell"akoye byuro takhnicheBkikh normativov (for
Knehintseva,Blizhavokiy). 5* Stankozavod im. S.Ordzhonikidze (for Se-
rebryakov). 6. Hoskovskly sto-ikostroitelinyy zavod (for Kharitonov).
7. Voesovuznyy provektno-takhnologicheakiv institut Tya2hmash (for
Glinks).
. . (getal7c'utting) (Lathes)

ASHURKOVI L.Msy spets. mashinstr:j*,,BLIZHEVSKrY, L.A..,
spets. mashinst.;
VASILrMA, Ye.N., spots mai3H5-str-.-j-W SKIY, ~N.N...
spots.
mashinstr.; MOKINI H.I.9 spets. mashinstr*,- SMIEWOV,
V.P.)
apets. mashinstre; BOBKOV., L.S.p retsenzent;
VLTUIMOVSKIY., Z.B.,
retsenzent; MAKSMAK., G,P.p reteenzent; MIKHAYWVSKIYj
V*Iep
retsen2ent; SHVYRYAYEV, G.K., retsenzent; VALETOVj V.V...
red.;
RADAYEVAI Z.A., red, izd-ra; TIKWOV,, A.Ya... tekbn. red.
[Norms for the cons=ptionof materials in the manufacture
of
machinery; a handbookj Normirovanie raskboda materialov v
me-
shinostroenii; spravoobnik. Pod red. V.V.Va:Letova.
Moskva., Gos.
nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry. Vol.2. 1961.
479,po
(Machinery industry) (MIRA 3-5:2)

BLIZINSKIt S.
aLnpressions fror travel in the Soviet Unionttv p. 13
(GOSPODARKA RYBNA Vol. 5j,
No. 3, Mar. 1953 Warszawa, Poland)
- "Hydrobiological Conference in Gizyckon, p. 14 (GOSPODARKA
RYMA Vol. 5, No. 3. Mar.
1953 Warszawa, Poland)
SO: Monthly list of Fast Luropean Accessions, L.C.p Vol. 3. No.
4, April 1954

KOCAII, AuguErtin; BLIZKOVSKY, Milan
llenmrkS on the qualitative interpretation of the map of Bouguer
anomalies in the northern part of the Tisza Lowland with regard
to its geological structure. Prace Ust naft 19 no,84/91:105-
114 162e
1. CeskoslovenskB naftove dolyp nip,, zavod Geofyzika Brno,

1. IUKOMKOV.. A F.; NEMN), me Be* BAG, A. A.; PODIONOVA, L. M.;
SPYOUUNAJ, To- So-
BUMAKj, N.
2. ussR 6oo
4* Pentane
7. Synthesis Of 1 - C14-pentane and 3 - C14-pentane.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April
-1953, Uncl.

BLIZNAMV, A,
'I, ~~' , -,~- '"ll
,,, ." I
, ~ t: ~-- I. ~~ ~14 ~
Championabip in motorboating. Voen.znan. 32 no.10:11
0 '56. (HLRA 10:2)
(Motorboat racing)

n
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Who is the most skilful? Voen.znan.31 no.4:3 Ap 155. (MLRA
8:10)
(Ship models)

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BLIZNAKOV, A. .11 -,:.d7l --
At the "Model Nugineer" exhibition. Voon.snan.33
uo.11:32 N '57.
(MIRA 10:12)
(London-Mechanical models-Exhibitions)

NIKOLOV, Ch.;, BLIZWOV, Bm.;. ISAKOV, D.
Rpidemic of benign loptospirosis in the Pirdop region.
Surrem. sod.
Sofia 5 no.2:39-47 19540,
1. 1 OkoliiskOa switarno-spIdemioilogiabna stantaiia gr,Pirdop
(91,- Iskar: Im, Blisualcov) i Okolliskata boluitea gr. Firdon
(gI. 101(car vv;val ev)..
LM SPLh
OSIS, epidemiology,

NINDLOY, Ch.; BLIZKMY, Sm.
Case of benign lepto spirosts type mitts. Suvrem.med.,
Sofia
6 no.2:106-110 1955.
I.lz Okoliiskata sanitarno-spidemiologichna stantsila -
Firdon
(gl. lakar: Im.Blisnak6v) i Okoliiskata obediusna
boluitse, -
Firdop (gl.lekar: V'.V'elcber).
(LIMSPIPDSIS.
mitts, case report)

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Ag &nd Pb cbw& rryrtx!3 at cDnsL pd. Furm~lr -v~rv
e"Ired fot thyto difforent cazee; L>r the cae~ appnmo,.~
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mnc,loziarn rear-hod wm thzL- the raW of electrodsj~,uon
of
Ag znd Pb is dptarminod by tLo resigtance of tk~c *nlm in
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At tins. on PC mieroclectrodes
ftWden d,e, "pulses vrat studied at room temp.
Tht Puelectrode was coustru~ttd by ruminting 7 X to"
m- in
c
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iftflozk,of kliewire to soin,-. The circuit was designed to
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-1 and
(to-' to I avid then to deirelise the
durkkm:iO jR~
00tentm -to a chosen lower value (M), For.each U.-,
jbtreexisteililvaloof at which the hrsisingle nucleus (if
e.metit %vu t1teircxieposited. &-me diffimliti" were'
Ah
ixtimurittred wittl adju~tnltnt 'of Irl to " levtl IONV criough to
p event v Will, nadeation but hIgh- eximigh Ao prml!L
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-tm lilt the IL PAC11601 tit the ructal
ould . t tqut
'to' be I feilmittd. 'At etit, 1, not lilt lell-i Was foraled.
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-With I'll mid Ak. - I arid,
It werf~ trOrd ill With
dclived m"'lltioll. T - KI q-xj) (j,*!j?)t). Whj:re
Ki und K, were masts. V-nr A unrl AK, K, %vu-q of s~uiilar
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Bulgaria/Physical Chemistry - Thermodynamics. Thermochemistry.
Equilibrium.
Pbysicochemical Analysis. Phase Transitions, B-8
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Mimi7a., No 1, 1957, 344
Abstract: lead to the formula V Z Vo - (V0 - VOD)-Ca/(Ca - B),
where Vo is the
rate of growth of the planes in the pure solution,, VcO is the
rate of
growth of the planes at maximum adsorption on the planes, Ca
is the
concentration of the additives in the solution, and B is a
constant.
In the second series of experiments at small concentrations,
an- in-
crease in the rate occurs, leading to a maximum, followed by
an as-
s M totic approach to zero.
Card 2/2

BULGARIA Physical' ~emil4y - Electrochemistry. B-12
Abs Jour Referat. Zhurnal Khimiya, No.1, 195B, 584.
Author 3 G.Bliznakov, Sv. Raycheva., Tav. Idutafohiyev.
Inst Institute of Chemistry and Technology, Bulgaria.
Title Influence of Some Ions in Current Intensity at Electrolysis
with Mercury Mieroeathode.
Orig Pub Godishnik YJAm.-tekhnol. in-t, 1955 (1956), 2, No.2,
33-40.
Abstract z The influence of the addition of saturated solutions
of
H92C12., H92%, H9212 and Hg SC4 on the current intensity
at the electrolysis of H92(N65)2 M (the concentration of
I was two times lower than the.concentration of the satu-
rated solution of I) was studied with a stationary Hg drop-
-miarocathode and a large Hg-anode. Electrolysis was carried
out at a small constant voltage (5 nv). A drop of HS (10-2
Cardt 1/2

BULGARIA / Physical Chemistry - Electrochemistry.
B-12
Abs Jour i Referat. Zhurnal Khimiya, No.1, 1968, 564.
Abstract i am in dia) was received on the butt of a
Pt wire by electro-
lizing the solution of H92(1'03)2. The influence of
cations,
indifferent electrolyte and polarographic maxima was
elimi-
nated under these conditions. At an addition of Cl-,
Br-,
I- and SO 2- ions, the less the solubility of the
corres-
ponding Ht2'.salt is, the more the current stren-th
drops.
The additivity of the simultaneous action of two
additions
was established. These data are explained by the
passiva-
tion taking place in the anion adsorption on the HS
surface.
Cardi 2/2

ZMAKOVs G, KIRKOVA$ L
On inclusion of notbylera--bbw--in-lead-eitrate.vry&t&Uv. In Russians
P. 75
00DISHMs. XHIME[A,. Soniav--DiUmias.-.Vol,.~50,0.Nc6 2,9 1955156
(published 1958)
Montbly.-I&st. of Emt-Aacewims.-(EW)..IC,, Vol.,-9,,. No. 1 January
1960
Uncl.

,~~~G ~PRSHEV, 0.
On the catalytic activity of silver after heating in the air
atmosphere.
Godiabnik khim 54 no.3tl65-178 1969/60 (pub. 161)
(Em 3.0: 9)
(Silver) . (Catalysts) (Atmosphere)

BLIZNAKOV9 0. fv~ I
"certain cases of the adsorption influence in the
crystallization on padej
influence of the adBorptton and solvent an direct
crystallization (epitaxis)*"
IZUSTIIA. SERIIA FIZICHESKA, Sofiiaj Bulgaria,, Vol* 6,9
Jan./bee. 1956
(published 1957).
Monthly Idst.of East European Accessions Index (EHAI)., The
14brary of
Congressj, Volvm,8,, No* 8,, August 19590
Unclassified

U'v
THORS: Bliznako~, G. M., Xirkova, Ye. N. 70-2-38/43
U
TITLE: On the Inolusions of Methylene Blue in the Crystals of Lead
Nitrate (0 vklyuchenii. metilenovogo golubogo v krietally
azotnokislogo evintsa)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Neorganicheakoy Khimii, 1958, Vol- 3, Rr 2,
pp. 517-525 (USSR)

On the Inclusions of Methylene Blue in the Crystals of Lead
78-2-38/43
Nitrate
methylene blue are especially strongly absorbed. The
concentration of the dimeric form and the aggregnte form
increases with increasing concentration of dye. ~.,he
aggregates absorb at the surface of the crystals. During
the growth of the crystals the aggregates are most easily
absorbed and thereby incorporated into the crystal. The
aggregates of dye are moot easily absorbed on the active
center of the crystals. Investigations on the absorption of
methylene blue were performed on standard absorbents of
lead-nitrate octahedral crystals with a grain size of 0 '3-
- 0 7~ mm, with different concentrations of methylene blue
at ;7 C. Different crystals of lead nitrate occur during
the slow crystallization of slightly supersaturated solutions
of lead nitrate in dependence on the concentration of the
mothylene-blue solutions. At a low concentration of
methylene blue the crystals have an octahedral form and at
a higher concentration of methylene blue the crystals are
first cubic-octahedral and then cubic. With a temperature
increase the absorption of methylene blue onto the lead-
-nitrate crystals is reduced, as the dimeric form of
Card 2/4 metbylene blue is highly reduced with a temperature
increase.

On the Inolusions of Mothylene Blue in the Crystals of
Lead 78-2-38/43
Nitrate
The investigations showed that the inclusionz of methylene
blue in lead-nitrate crystals mainly take place by
absorption. The tests with highly supersaturated solutions
show that the inclusions of methylene blue in lead-nitrate
crystal a rapidly decrease. The stirring effect was also
taken into account in the crystallization and the tests
showed a high reduction of co-crystallization during
intensive stirring. The investigations on the influence
exerted by methylene blue upon the linear velocity of
crystallization showed that the absorbed segregates of
methylene blue increase the linear velocity in growing
crystals and that in other cases the absorbed aggregates
reduce the linear velocity of crystallization. There are
6 figures and 13 references, 7 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Sofia State University., Chair f6r -bysical
chemistry
(Sofiyekiy goeudaretvennyy universitet, Kafedra fizicheskoy
khimii)
SUBMITTED: February 5, 1957
Card 3/4

On the Inclusions of Methylene Blue in the Crystals of Lead
78-2-38/43
Nitrate
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 4/4
m

EAST GP~~.NY/Solid State Physics Crystallization E-7
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Tizaa) No .5) l959) N010638
Author 'Oliziiakov G.M..
Inst Mathematle-al-11iysical Faculty, Sofia University,
Sofia,
.Bulgaria
Title :On the Theory of Oriented Overgrowth
Orig Pub :Festkorperphysik und Physik Deuchtstoffe, :Berlin,
Akad.-Verl.,
1958, 14o-142
Abstract : Report at the Congress of the Physical Society of
East Ger-
many (Abstract 10513). It is knoum from experiment that tLe
oriented selective crystallization can be realized only in
those cases IVnen the parameters of the backing and of the
selectively-grown crystals do not differ by more than 10 or
15%-
To expla-tn this circumstance the author formulates a theory
of selective crystallization, obtained by tbe Dancoff method
(Transactions of the Second Conference on Problems of Cor-
rosion in 1939 (1934), 11, 121). The theory developed makes
Card 1/2
34

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adsorption of N an NaCIO, crystals- and of bow
an

the owth of MtSOi.7HjO.cr3mtab.--fa.pa~tk-ular the
gr
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ICOUNTRY BMGARIA B
'IbAT~GORY Physical Chemistry. Crystals
ABS. JOUR. RZXhim., No. 1 196019 NO-338
AUTHOIR ov G , Kirkova, E.; Koceva, E.
IVST. a
TITLE t'Growth of XBr Crystals in the Presence of Phenol
ORIG. PUB. Dokl. Bolg. ARp 19591 12s No 2, 121-124
ABSTRACT To verify the theoretical premises on the me-
chanism of the growth of orystaiss expressed i
earlier by one of the-authors (MhXhim., No 22,
1959,.No 77635), a quantitative study of the
influence of additions of phenol upon the speedi
of growth of the faces (100) of the crystals of
KBr at crystallization from aqueous solutions
with sugersaturation of 5.8% and temperature
of 19.0 was affected. It was established that
CARD-. 1/3
B-22

13
--ICAT!DCORY
ABS. JOUR. RZKhim.: No. l 1960, No-338
AU IN OR
INST.
TITLE
IORIG. PUB. :
ABSMICT : the adsorbed molocules of phenol form a passive
cont'd resistance on the surface urXich irapedes the
grovith. In a number of cases, at a nicroscopi-
cal examination of the crystals, a spiraliform
front of the growth is observed~ which experi-
mentally confirms the presence of dislooation
on the surface of the crystals.-- Ye. Slavnova,
CARD: 313
B-23

nRKMAj..E.f BLIZNAKOVI G.; DRAGANOVA, D.
Addiri"on"orpMMium abrmate to the potaeoium-oulfate
cryotals
during aryotallization, Godishnik khim 53 no.3:37-41
t58/159
[publ, t591,
k
t

IMOVAj, F..; *JNAKOVI Gel KOLRVAp Me
moor --II
State of arystallization, and item influsnoe on
the addition of
phenol to the m-yotals of potassi-am chloride,
Godishnik kbU
53 no.3:43-50 1591159 [publ. t5?].

I.-
I
~qVjp Go; ICUSMAP-MARMAj No
am
Influenae of alumi=m Op' zinc aryst&Uization. GodisWdk khim
53 no-3:51-60 $58/159 EjidU. 1591.

1(_)G1
Itr 8/058/62/000/009/019/069'
A006/A101
AUTHOR: Bliznakov, 0.
TITLE: On thelkinetic theory of epitaxy
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 9, 1962, 8, abstract
9E61
(In colleiction: "Rost kftstallov. T. 3", Moscow, AN SSSR, 1961,
37 - 46, Discussion, 214 - 218)
TEXT: The author calculated the formation work of a deformed,
two-dimen-
sional crystal nucleus on a crystalline hon-isomorphous backing and
analyzed
the criterion of possible oriented crystallization Vpitaxy). A
formula is ob-
tained for the maximum difference of lattice constants of the backing
and of the
growing crystal Aamax, at which epitaxy is possible. The value Aamax
deperkds
upon the properties of the growing-crystal, the interaction of its
particles
.with the backing particles, and also upon temperature and
oversaturation. With
higher crystallization temperature and oversaturation, Lamax
increases, and
epitaxy Is facilitated. If the given pair of crystals does not grow
together
regularly at low temperature and oversaturation, then their increase
may yield
Card 1/2

S/058/62/000/009/019/069
On the kinetic theory of epitaxy A006/A101
critical values, above which noticeable orientation takes place.
Increased.
interaction between the particles of the ongrowing crystal inhibits
epitaxy,
and increased interaction with backing particles facilitates same.
The derived
relationship is qualitatively confirmed by experiments and must be
quantitative?y
checked.
Yu. lWishtal
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card Z/2

BLIZI.,IAKQ"-,;-Lf4ZPROV, D,
Decomposition of hydrogen peroxide on silver surfaces modified
by treatment with chlorine ions. KinA kat. 2 no.6:920-930 IN-D
161,, (MIRA.14:12)
1. Sofiyskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet, Bolgariya.
(Hydrogen peroxide)
(Silver) (chlorine)

autr.,
DASKALOV.,', Piii,, akad.;,SMV, Kun o; BOGDANOV,-VaAl, a _,,~,~n: P

KHRISTOV, Hatodi, st. ni- autr.;- KHADZHIOLOVl i_:it. nauchen

DECHEVj
Georgit~ml. n.'sutr.; q~O~V-.G4orgi prof.--.
_ZN I

TENKOV, Bolon,,.,iol -sutr.; POPOV,.Rumen

Sciena'i-on the of4ppi
f ogibs i&de zh 15
49, or pr s.' NaukaA,_tQ6

.no,;7/8:'&.io, 56-5~~7~11 Ag 63.'
4_

ZaLm. predsedatel nn ARN r Daskalov) 2 "Gla*e~-
ch~n
?4u

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sekretar na"ASN
(for S4,,jiv). 3. Nauchen - sekro'far" N! ("or

Bogdanov).,. 4,
Institut sa'makhanizatsiii ~a,
go. stopanstvo
'

-"'&-'i6heska i obshta
(for Khristo"r). .5.jUr44tor. na Instituta po
n"Or&

khimiia pri BAN (for. Bli'in,akqv) 6., za'

nauka i
tekhfiiche'sl~i- DKMS f or T ap ov)
progr6s'pri TsK na.

VIA,

1 Z

VATEVA, E.; BLIZNAKOV, G.
Effect of some gases on tbe''semiconductor
properties of
iron-chromium catalyst. Doklady BAN 16 no. 4:
393-396
163.
1. Submitted by Academician R. Kaishev,

BLIZNAKOV. -G-t. MEKHANDZHIEV, D.; - B"-7MUZMV, Iv.
Determining ffurfacen of the adeorbents and catalyotB folloving the
BET method. Khim I industriia 23--no.6:186-190. 161.

BLMAKOV., Q., prof.
--------------------a
Rare-earth elemntoo Biol i khim 4 no.3:1-8 162.
I* Chlen na Rodaktsionnata kolegiia i rodaktor,,-','Biologiia
i kbiniia"s

BLIZKAKOV.. G.; 1AZLW.. D.
Adsorption of chloric ions on silver surfaces.
Doklady BAN 25
no.1:57-59 162.
1. Submitted by academician R. Kaishev.

UIZNAEDV., G.;-KARAMANOVAq Z. (Karamanova, Zh.j
DIfferential isotopic method In the study of adsorbent surfaces.
Doklady BAN 15 no.5-.527-530 162.
Is Submitted by Academician Ro Kaishev.
-low

BLIZNLKOV, G.; BAKMZHIEV, Ivj POLIKAROVA., R.
-
. Adsorptiozi properties of the.silica gal modified
surfaces. Ft. I*
Izv Inst khim. BAN no.8-.165-175 161.

BLIZNAKOVO G.; FMIMOVAp Re; BAKYRDZH3YEV., I*
Adsorption of amonts, on methoxylated silica gel
surfaces.
Doklo AN SSSR 153 no,5:1097-1100 D 163, ()URA 17:
1)
1. Institut obshch6y-i neorganicheskoy khimii
Bolgarskoy
-Akademii,nauk, Sofiya, Bolgarin.

BLIZNAKOV, G.; NEKHANDZHIYEV, D. (Mekhandzhiev,
D.1; BAKYRDZHIYEV, I.
'[-j6ilk4j~d~hiev, 1. 1
Adsorption properties of methoxylated surfaces of
powdered
silica gel. Doklady BAN 17 no.8:745-748 164.
1. Predstavleno akad. R.Kaishevym.

SURWO L.
Effect of oxygen and sulfur dinxide on some electric properties
of polyoryatal V205 specimens. Doklady BAN 17 no.12t1107-1110
164,
1. Institute of Physics and Chemistry of the Bulgarian Academy
of Soiencesj Sofia. Submitted August 7. 1964,

CZECHOMOVARIA
ELIZNAY.OV., G; JIHU,, P; KLISSURSKI,, D
Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry, Bulgarian
Academy of.Soienoes,(Institut fur allgemeine und anor-
gemisohe Chemies Bulgarische Akademie der Wissenschaften),
Sofia., Bulgaria M (for all; Permanent address J1ru:
Institute of Physical Chemistry., Czechoslovak Academy of
Sciences, Prague)
Prague. Collactiop ~_2f- GzecLoolovalt Chemical Communig tlo
.0j. -n8
No 7. July 1966, pp 2995-2997
"Contribution to the study of the kinetics of oxidation of
methyl alcohols with MnC2 -MO03-as catalysts."

L 32211-66 -Ewp(j) Rm
ACC NRI AP6020816 SOURCE CODES - BU/0011/65/018/0q6/0549/0.552
AUTHOR: Klisiouiski-, Dec
Alignakov 2
n C emist
ORG: 'insil-tute of General and I "org-a r BAN
TITLE: Catalytic -0-3cidation of methanol to formaat ~811don
ib 3 sly
01 ~.,M pub ta
SOURCE: Bulgarska akademiya na naukite, Dolad , v, 18p no# j 3
4014d'552
TOPIC TAGS: molybdonumt manganese, methanol, or. de ep
catalytic oxidation
ABSTRACT: Latglyl,new technological methods have been
worked out for the production-of formaldehyde in which
mathah6l is oxidized
,to formaldehyde through a dir:cthighly sensitive oxidation on
oxide cst~lysts
(see Chem. Week, 1964, August 29, p. 83), The active catalyst
used was the
'Fe U.S. Patent'
0~0~-MoO;,system- According to patents (U#8. Patent No,.
5938371
.N 5197 ) the Mno2-"3 catalyst Possesses also a very high
activity. Tha--~i
patents descriptions deal bhiefly with thaways and means of
preparing-the
,catalyhts while In scientific literature there are no data on
the main
.characteristics of this type of catalysts. Therefore, a
systematic investi tiort
of the Mn0p-Xo03 catalysts for the oxidation of methanol to
formoldohyd
?made. The paper contains a daseription'of experimental
procedures (wh1wa 11
-included testing of the separate MoO3 and Mn02 activities)
together with t
her
presentation and discussion of thepreliminery results which
indicate that
the "2-*07, activity is indeed close to the activity of
industrial F620
1P alYist.`Thid j*ji6i_i4d'pieiS'e _bj. jiideml~lWi It.
-MOO ited camber 19,
The'autfi~or's thank Dr. P. Tiru for his int
qrest and W. Raubiichlcva for her valuable-
assistance. Orig. art. hast 3 figures. LOrig. art. in EngA/ OPW
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: 12Dec64/ OTH IMF 1 004
CnrA

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ACC NRt AP6031810 SOURCE CODE: BU/0011/65/018/009/0657/oi360
67
AUTHM: Surnev.-L.; Mjj&gAk2y G.
tt~o_rganic C
ORG: Institute of General and hemistry, BAN
TITLE: Changes in the conductivity and work function of the
electron upon adsorpti;j
of oxygen and sulfur dioxide on V sub 2 0 Bub 5 lay6rs-
SOURCE: Bulgarska akademiya na naukite. Doklady, v. 18, no. 9,
1965, 857-860
TOPIC TAGS% gas adsorption- oxygenp sulfur compound,, vanadium
compound# oxidation#
desorption, crystal lattice, electric conductivity, evalTo-rationl;
ABSTRACT: -Despite numerous Investigations of catel'sts
%prepared OnAhe Usii of V 0 and active in the oxidation Of 602 t
SO the
0 0
mchenle-a of their notion go; not been fully explained yet@ The
prose9t oper
:is a continuation of earlier work (Compto rends Aced* buly,
Sol,-, 17t-1941
:`1107) during which the authors were not ogle to obtain
measurable changes in
WL~,Wilj ff ?r9�11A Y29R ~flltf, V0
',mod a;.-, .`~rsse' 12109twdirlocItUrl"' lj~_ thisk
nso*i ~n Vmessureme
i'V2O layers obtained by'vacuum evaporation of-vinediuni and its*
subsequent
OX12stion In air at 400 00&' Results inthe form of gre a show the
changes
In the resistantis and contest potential difference uponi sorution
and
desorption ot Op. and 602 at roomp 280# 3Wp and 3P 109 An analysis
of the
L"puA~s~ show Vot above ~Oq..Op the chealsorbed oxygen begina to
penetrate
rapidly into the V20ihcr7-s-t-eLl,-,l,a-t,-t-*i-c-e-p-"*a-*rid
thi-s-,"effect is fo1lowed by a decrease in -
the work1unctiono e-~rticle conolWas vith a discussion of the
possible
explanations of the effects observed, This p:pe esented by
CfrrespmxUng
rtj wa:lpr
.7 r BF stov on 3.3 May 1965* Orig ba 4 figures. Orig. art. in Eng,
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_&Oatalytic A.6-tivity-and4%imetic Pro _ Nickel-, 0 id with
Additives,
P f:Lithium, ChromiurA in Oxidation of OD to 9 .
002.
i. Sofia,, Doklady Bolgerskox Akadn-Ai Houk Vol 19v No.1p 19669 pp
45-48
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Ingl h artiole7 Papors-dealing with the catalytic oxidation.
-CO on nickel oxide,doped,with various,additiye' contain numerous
2
I.,mutually contradictory speartiono, '.. Consoquently to~contributo
to the
F~ 'Clarification of the pft~blemt thOL-6uthore.carried out
experiments earlier which'
tbh~wed that whownickel- oxide passes from.the antiferromagnetic into
L the
:~pra U ygen in excess of the.
Sto,=L,~iBtate as a result of,the increase of ox
0 amount, 9 of the reaction 00.4.1/2 02 -6" C02 increases sharply.
Such an effect was a o,be, expected'st Neelle.tomperature when
ISO a Specimen
pss~es from the, antiferroms gnetio : into the parem6gnatic state.
The present 'I
papordeals witA the catalytic activity of~nickel oxide containing
lithium
and chromium additivestabove and below Neel's temperature. -Results
of now
e -,during'L~heLintorpretation of thi cate lytio activity
xparimente indicate that
of nickel oxide one -should.. take into account 0.the magnetic State
of the
icatelyst, and 2) JtGOL916~tronb etateb~ The article presents a
survey ~f
is
set view on the subject. and a d ~pA~qn_qf _~4q newlyacquirad dateV,
A ~c
7hta-pap&ev"--0i4jGn a-by Aft Jolan MilshaT on, JiMabir 111 1965.
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1. Scientific Research Institute of Labor.

TERZIEV,G.; J~~AEOY, Khr.; TCHaMAKOV', M. (Chomakov,
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1 [Pechilkov, ijj7-B-AKOT, P.; PEEV, Khr.,- DMITROVA,
W.; POPOVA, Ma
Fh,tal parathion poisoning. Folia med. (Plovdir) 6
no.4:274-279
16/,
1. Institut de Hautes Etudes Medicales OI.P.Pavlovl
de Plovdiv,
Bilgarie; Chaire de Medecine Legale (Directeur
interimairet
prof. P. Mironov).

BLIZNAKOV,-N., uchitel po biolcgiia
An indispensable tool for young nature lcvors and the
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October,
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OHMMGORSKA , Z.; BLIZNAKOVA, P,.; OBREIKOV, L.
Residual manifestations and sequelae of Botkin"a
disease.
Suvrem.med.. Sofia 6 n0-7:30-39 1955.
1. Iz Vutreshnata klini)m pri Vieshiia meditainski
institut
I.P.Parlov, Plovdiv (sar. katedrata: prof. M.Ra9hev).
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seq.)

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Bank control practice in construction. Den. i kred. 19 no.8:
43-51 Ag '61. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Nachaj'nik otdela finansiroveniya i kreditovaniya sel'skogo
khozyaystva Belorusskoy*kontor7 Gosbanka.
(White Russia--Banks and banking)
(White Russia--Construction industi7--Finance)