SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOGACHEVSKIY, M. - BOGAN, Y. R.

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BOGACHEVSKIYj M.
United States - Economic Policy
U.S.A. Finance is eL tool of imperWist agression
Sov. fin. 1j, no. 6, 1952

BOGACENYSM 'M.B - ALUSEMA, A.M.. redaktor; IA)GOVINSKLYA, A.M., re-
--Eaktor; WiD;V, A., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Finances of the U.SsA. and Zngland in the period of the general
crisis of capitalism] Finansy SSbA i Anglii v period obahchago
krizioa kapitalizma. Pod red. A.H.Alakeeava. Moskva, Gosfini2dat,
19.54. 341 p. (KOA 8:6)
(United States-Finances) (Great Britain-Finances)

BOGACHMKIY, H.B.
i"-
(Pinances of the U.S.A. and Ingland during the general crisis of
capitalism] Yinaney S3hA i Anglii v period obsbabego krizisa
kapitaliuma. Moskva, Gonfinizdat SSSR, 1954. 346 p. (KOA 7:12D)

BCOACIM'VSKIY, I . , pro-retser (L'vov); 11ORTNIK, Y., pre-lescor (110stcv-za-Douu)
"Finances oil capitalistic countries" by F.I;. -iubimov, Reviewed
by V,.Boi-,achevs!di, II.Bortnik. Fin.SSSR 18 no.,~':.PI-87 Ag '57.
(tlwj% 10; 8)
(Finance)

BDGACHgVsKjy,.j~., prof. (Llvov)
Budget procedure in the U.S. Fin. SSSR 19 no-3:85 Mr 158.
(MIRA 11: 5 )
(United States--Budget)

BOGAGHKVSKI-T.-Kikhail Borisoyloh. prof., doktor skonom.nauk; BIKOV,
Artemiy Konstantinovicb~, dotsento kand.okonom.nauk; nOMOVSKIT,
Stepan Petrovich, prof.; TAMPCLISM, Noisey Markovich, kand.
okonom.nauk; BUCHKIN, B.I., red.; BILWO, L.B., red.isd-va;
FOXICHU, P.M., takhn.rod.
(Financing and crediting of the consumers' cooperative societies
of the U.S.S.R.] Finansirovanis i kraditoyanis potrobitallskoi
kooperat ii SSM- uchabnik dlia vuzov. Koskya, Izd vo TSentro-
soiuza, 959o 4;5 pe ~xru 13:4)
Rooperative societies--.Finance)

,.R , prof .
Antidemocratic cberacter of budget articles In the now Frencb
Constitution. FIn.SSSR 20 no,2:82-91 7 159o (MBA 12:4)
(France--Buaget)

BOGACHEVSKIY. M.., prof. (g.Favlovskly Pond Moskovokoy oblasti)
'--- ~ --' ---"RSWc-ti&iary obaracter of bourgeois and revisionist budget
theories. Flu.SSSR 20 no.9:78-86 s 159. (14IRA 12:1-,)
(Budget)

prof.; ALEK
,p TRY, A.M., otv.red.;
Snr..i~ Nikhail~_A(w,4~apyi
ROSHCHWA, L., red.; TIMINA, T., tekhn.red.
[Budget of a capitalistic country] Biudzhat kapitalistichaskogo
gosudaretva. Moskva, Goofinizdat, 1960, 194 p,
(Budget) (MIRA 1):5)

30GA013VSKIY M. prof.
Financial aspects of the disarmsment problems. Yin.BSSR
21 no-7:26-36 Jl 160. (KM 1317)
(Disarmament) (War--leonomic aspects)

WGACHLI'VSKIY Mikbail Borimmich, doktor ekonom. neuk; ZAYTSE;V, V., red.;
Ri'
IN Z~iRl-,=., ULANOVAO L,, tekhn, red,
[Taxas in caputalist countries] Nalogi kapital-ioticbeskikh go-
audarsty. Moskva,, Izd-To sotsiallno-ekon. lit-r7p 1961. 322 p.
(MIRA 15:1)
(Taxation)

*' BOGACHEVSKIY, Mikhail Borisovichs prof.; GUROVICH, F.G.,, red.
[Finance and credit in the U.S.S.R.] Fin-ansy i kredit
SSSR. Moskvaj Ekonomika, 1964. 337 p,
(~IIRA 17; 2-1)

prof.
Bourgeois apologetiaB under the gaige of the "recent thaory" of
state orbdit, Fin. SSSR 37 no.7:43-52 Jl 163. (MIRA 160)
(Debts, Public)

BWACHNVSKIT, 3.1., Inshener.
The IP-200 crane used by the Tagil Construction Trust for construction
work. Nekh.strol. 4 no.8:17-18 Ag 147. (KLRA'9:2)
l.Tagiletroy.
(Crane@, derricks, etcJ

BENOYAMINOVICH, I.M., inzhener; BOGAGHIVSKIT, S*L, inshener.
Use of fork and lift loading trucks in building construction. Malch.trud.rab.
7 no.9:32-33 S 153. ('Fork lift tracks )(MLU 6:9)

BOGACHIVSKIT, S.I., inzhener: ROGOV, P.I.
,~ I ---
Using an excavator for unloading sand from railroad platform cars. Nekh,
stroi. 10 no.5:23-24 Ny 153. OCLRL 6:6 )
- (loading and unloading)
15A j I I I I I I I I ~ P,. I 11111 j 11 1~41 1111111 Ljj9j~ I I

I ) ! 7 .--- ~ " NI
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BOGAGHHVSKIye 84., inzh.
% ~M verecto or-the S-355 concrete mixer. Kokh. atroi. 15 no.1:25 Ja 158.
(Mlzing machines) (MIRA Iltl)

BOGACREVSKIT, S.I., Insh.
- -- i - ~, ~
Pneumatic transportation of cement in concrete mixi plants.
Mekb. strol 15 no.9221-23 S118. IWRA llrlO)
(Pneumatic-tube transportation) (Cement-4ransportation)

BOGACHEVqKjX,j,,P.,,,,.jnzh.; POPOVICH, S.P., RYABOV, S.Ye.
Ways of improving labor conditions in ore haulage. Bezop. truda
v prom. 8 no.11%15-18 N 164. (MIRA 18:2)
1. hllmetallurgventilyataiya (for Bogachevskiy, Popovich).
2. Glavnyy inzh. shakhty im. Frunze Kirvorozhskogo basseyna.
(for Ryabov).

BOGACHEVSKIYO V.S.; POPOVICH9 S.P*; TYUK*Hj I.1,
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One of the potentials for increasing labor productivity in the
haulage of ore in Krivoy Bog Baoin miness Met. i gornorud6
prom. no. 2151-52 Mr-Ap 164. (KRA 170)

BOGACHIK, L.I.; ZATULOVSKIY, B.G.; MELINIK, Ya.I.1 DOGAGI11K, A.A.; FAYNEIVAN, N.M.
Farczysmal rickettsiosis in Vinnitsa Province. Zhur.mikrobiol.,
epid. i immun. 41 no.5:61-63 MY '054- (MIRA 18:2)
1. Vlrxn"skaya oblastnaya sanitarno-epidemiologicheskaya stantsiya
i Kiyevakiy institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii.

BOGACRIK
L.I.; ZATULOVSKIY, B.G.; MELINIK, Ya.l.; BOGACHIK, A.A.; FAYNFaIAN, N.M.
Parcxysmal rickettsiosis in Vinnitsa Province. Zhur.mikrobiol.,
epid. i immun. 41 no.5t6l-63 My 164- (MIRA 18:2)
1. Vinn"skaya oblastnaya sanitarno-opidemiologicheskaya stantsiya
i Kiyevskiy institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii,

ZATULOVSKIY, B.G.; SOKOL, A.S.; BO.NDARENKO, V.I.,- GHERNAYA, T.T.;
SBKOLINIK, L.Ya.; !22jR0AA,,4L ~l
Study of ornithosis in some cities of the Ukrainian S.8.R.-
Zhur. mikrobiol.p epid. i immun. 1+2 no.11:138-139 N 165-
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Kiyevskiy institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii, Kiyevskiy
meditsinBkiy institut Imeni Bogomolltsa i Zaporozhakiy institut
usovershenstvovaniya vrachey. Submitted Dec. 17, 1964.

ISATMO, N.P., kand.ueI'9kokhozyayatvqnnykh nauk;,WACHIr I.I.
I ~ I
Methods for estimating the,eco4omio aspects of principal
cultiv~tiou practices. -Zemledelie 6 no.~0:40-46 0 158.
(Agri oulture-Economic.aspects), (MIRA 11:11)
I
. I

BAKULINy I.I.p,starshiymauehny;r sotrudnik; PQGACFJL,.- Btarshiy
rImIchnyY Botrudnik; KNUM, N.K., starshiy nauchn~fy sotrudnik;
MASMIEVICH, N.G., ptarshiy nauchnyy votrudnik; PISIMEKM.. I,O.j,
starshiy nauchnyy sotrad~Jk; UDOVENKO, Ye.Ya., atarshiy
nauchn;ry sotrudnik
Specialization oararms for securing the supply of fresh milk
to the popalatfoWof large cities. Zhivotnovodstvot'23
no.7.-16-23 JI 161* (mfm 16:
1. Veasoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut
ekonomiki sel'skogo khozyaystva.
(Dairying)
41

BOGACHU, Ivan Alakseyevich; GH TSOV. F.P., red.; MMRILINA, Z.P.,
-,
(Principal elements of farming and their economic effectiveness;
based on the experience of collective forms in the forest-steppe
region of the right-bank Ukraine] Osnovnyo elementy sistemy
zemledeliia i ikh ekono--dcheakaia effektivnost'; iz opyto raboty
kolkhozov Provoberauhnoi lesostapi USSR. Hoskva,Gos.izd-vo
sallkhoz.lit-ry, 1959, 93 po (MIRA 13:1)
(Ukraine-Agriculture)

BOGACHIK, L. I.
BOGACHIK, L. I. z "On the im=nology of typhus". Kiev-Vinnitsa, 1955. Inst
of Infectious Diseases, Acad lied Sci USSR. (Dissertations for the degree
of Candidate of Medical Science.)
SO: Knlzh-,Ua Leto-olgl No- 50 10 December 19~5. Moscow.

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Shkollidk. L. Yq.; Dogachik, LO-I. o
Oi&% Kiev Institute of fpidemiolofnr 2nd Micr2URj=,.jBiyevsHy InotItut
epidemiologii i mikrobiologii); ~jev Medical ;nstitute im. Donomolets (Kiyevskiy
meditoinskiy inatitut); Zaporozhtye Institute for the Advanced Trainl~g of
Physicians_czaporozhskly institut usoverchonstvovaniya vrachoy)
TITLE: Ornithosisbin some Ukrainian cities
5(,Ui(CE: Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i Immunoblologii, no. 11, 1965, 138-1319
TOPlG TAGS: epidemiology, antibody
ABSTiMT: The purpose of the inveatigatic, as to detect patients with
ologic'-W
ornitho3is and to study the eRide al and clinical characteristics of
the cases discovered, mainly in Kiev arid Zaporozhlyo. Twenty cases were
discovered among 640 patients and convaloacents from diseases with various
diagnoses (influenza, pneumonia, typhoid, meningoencephalitis, etc.)
The onset of the diseases -was generally abrupts with elevated tempera-
ture and chillep headache) cheat painp and dry cough. Some patients com-
plained of nausea and vomitting.. loss of appetite, and inoomniat The favor-
i9h period ranged from 6. days to 2-3 weeks. The lungs were involved in al-
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mos t&21 caoca. Inflammtory foci were found within a day or tuo after ad-
mission to the hospitals The time that complement-fixing antibodies appeared
and the height of the titers varied from nerson to.pareono
Epidemiological investigation rev'sialed thatp -with the Oxcepilon ~f a
isingle familyp the disease was rhndome Although m&TW individua?~ were
hospitalized late, non6 of their family or friondiLoontracted t s diseasep
~c~p!l source of ihich we pigeonsi CJPFGJ
the pr~
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- BOGACHIK, T. A.: Master Biol Sci (diss) -- "Data on the functional morphology
of ack Sea gobies (the family Gobiidae)". Odessa, 1958. 16 pp (Min Higher
Educ Ukr SSR, Odessa State U im I. I. Mechnikov), 150 copies (KL, No 7, 1959,
122)

BOGACHIK, T.A. [Bobaebyk, T.A.]
S.tructure of the Java and PbarYUX in gobies as related to different
feeding conditions. Pratsi Od. un. sbir. mol. vchen, un. 148 no.).'
257-Z65 '58 . . (Ma 13: 3 )
1. NauchW rukovoditall - prof. I. I. Fammov.
(Gobjes)

3(5) SOV/21-59-5-22/25
AUTHOR: Bogachik, T.A.
TITLE: Formative Effect of Various Kinds of Nutrition on the
Mandibulary and Pharyngeal Apparatuses of Gobiidae
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii nauk Ukrainalkai RSR, 1959, Nr 5,
PP 546-548 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author studied Black Sea Gobiidae and has established
a functional connection between the specific features of
their nutrition and the morphological organs connected
with nutrition. During the process of adaptation to a
particular nutritiong considerable variety is noted in
the structure of the Jawl pharyngeal and gill apparatus,
The author subdivides 17 species of Gobiidae into 7
biomorphologioal groups, in the representatives of which
the consumption of similar food has caused a similar
structure of the organs which seize, hold, propel the
food and subject it to initial processing in the oral
Card 1/2 cavity. The groups are as follows: 1) Pomatoschistus

SOV/21-59-5-22/25
Formative Effect of Various Kinds of Nutrition on the Mandibulary and
Pharyngeal Apparatuses of Gobiidae
microps leopardinue Nordm, 2) Gobius ophiocephalus Pall.0
3) Heogobius cephalarges (Fall.), 4) Mesagobius
batrachocephalus (Pall.), 5) Neogobius melanostomus (Pall,)q
6) Benthophilus stellatus (Sauv.), 7) Aphya minute, Risso.
The first five groups include a few subgroups. The
article provides a description of characteristics of each
group and of the food it lives on. There is 1 set of
sketches,
PRESENTEDt By V.G. Kaslyanenkol Member of the AS UkrSSR
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BOGACHKINI A.-
Training of drivers. Prof.-tekbn,obr. 19 no.11:10-3-1 N 162.
(MM 16:2)
(Autowbile drivers)
(PWrm mechanization-Study and teaching)

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5027043 SOURCE CODE: UR/0120/65/000/005/0233/0233
vnutdinov. Xbo P a
AUTHOM BaMromi, E.S.; Aqggqh1dnYu- D.; Za Karlmov R.
ORG: Institute of Muclear Phiniics. AN UzSSR, Tashkent (Institut yadernoy fiziki AN UzSSR)
A.
TITLE: A simple circuit for the final stage of ahigh voltage pulse generator
SOURCE. Pribory i tekhnika eksperime4ta, no. 5, 19.65, 233
TOPIC TAGS:: pulse generator, trigger circuit, thyratron, 'circuit. design
ABSTRACT: Earlier-papers described high voltage pulsed generator schemes which contained
a separate delayed trigger channel for the cutoff thyratron and a high voltage divider diode in
the -circuit- of the basic atro The -present -authors give- a modified scheme fore
. grid Ayr no, th
final stage of such a generator In whibh'the diode in the -A, thyratron grid circuit is replaced
by an R. (PE-75) 500-ohm resistor. Following a brief description of its operation, the authors
note that the circuit has two shortcomings: 1) a change of the power supply voltage alters the
duration of the pulse; and 2) the same happens If the output of the generator is connected to a
load which significantly reduces the discharge time constant of the capacitor. Otherwise, the
device can supply pulses 0. 2-10 psec long with amplitudes up to l6kv. Orig. art. has:
1 figure.
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AUTHOR: Bogaohk SIT,
TITLE: The effect of atmospheric haze on aerial color photography
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal nauchnoy i prikladnoy fotografii i kinematografii.
v. 7, no. 2, 1962, 112-120
TEXT: A method of compensating for the effect of atmospheric haze on aerial
color photography, using an electronic flying spot whose brilliance and
spectral composition vary accordingly, is described. A basic formula i-:~
developed for the effective contrast factor of the negative material when
photographing through atmospheric haze. This formula, valid for both tlack-
and-white and color photography, was used to find the effective contrast
factor of a color negative film whose spectral sensitivity corresponds to
that of 14 0- -2 (DS-2) film for vario ts atmospheric conditions, brightness
factors of the object being photographed, photographing altitudes, angles of
sight and azimuths. On the basis of the results obtained Ithe following eon-
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elusions were drawn: (1) The effective contras+ of the negative material
essentially depends on the photographing height. In vertical aerial photo-
graphy from a height of 10 km, for objects with a brightness factor of about
0.1, the contrast factor can drop to 0-7 of the negative contrast in good
atmospheric conditions and 0.5 in poor atmospheric conditions. (2) Tht-
angle of sight essentially affects the effective contrast in oblique photo-,
graphy, The effective contrast drops with deteriorating atmospheric cor,
diiions and increasing altitude. (3) The albedo of the landscape greatly
affects the effective contrast, especially in bad atmospheric conditions.
(4) When photographing with a small angle of sight, the effectivecontraF't'
factor slightly drops upon variation of the azimuth from 0 to 180-. (5) This
factor hardly depends on the zenith distanee of the Sun at angles of 0-4V";
0-500 in good atmospheric conditions,. Further increase in thie distan!~o
leads to a considerable reduotion in the contrast fantor., The author qtste~-
that the degree of compensation should depend on the zonal density of tne
given section of the negative. Further formulae are developed fox th~!
reiationship between the effective negative contrast and the negati- J-rjqit~~
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and for the coefficient K. which defi.neB the baziness of th-~ nega -
haze ,
tive due to atmospheric haze And light dispersion in thp ~)pfi-al system,.
Khaze values for various photographing conditions are tabulated; they
vary from about 0 to over 16. An example is given of finding the
negative density which can in theory be compensated electronL,.-:al---Y.
L.P. Artyushin, V.A. Faas, G.A.Istomin, K.3. Shifrin and N.P. Flyef-kovska~'a
are mentioned. There are 7 figures, I table and 8 Soviet
SUBMITTED: November 5, 1960
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WMOR: Bogachkov, W. I.
DRG: None
CODE: UR/0077/66/011/001/0003/0011
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Possibilities for electronic color correction in printing aerial photographs
Zhurnal nauchnoy i prikladnoy fotografii i kinematografii, v. 11, no# 1, 1966%
OPIC TAGS: color photography, aerial phot.ograph, computer application, photographic
irinting, analog computer
BSTRACT: A method is proposed for correction of color-separation distortions in
,rinting aerial photographs. The method is based on a photocopy unit in which printing
s accomplished by a small scanning spot which varies in brightness and chromaticity
,epending on the density and color index of the various sections of the negative being
canned. A formula is derived for the relationship between the zonal densities of the
egative and the zonal brightness of the scanning spot which gives nearly ideal color
ransmission. The proposed photocopy unit employs a high-speed analog computer which
perates according to this mathematical relationship to analyzeeach point of the nega-
ive being printed qnd control the operation of the zonal light sources which make up
he scanning spot. The method takes contrast into account and provision is made for
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sing tables to approximate the atmospheric haze factor. It is shown that 13 variables
re required to determine the brightness of the light sources in the three elementary
pectral regions for nearly ideal color reproduction. The original brightness of the
canning spot should be selected so that the color correction signal is zero for aver-
ge neutral density. Provision should be made for increasing or reducing the bright-
ess of the scanning spot by a factor of 10 to compensate for color-separation distor-
ions and those due to deviations in contrast when there is no distortion from atmos-
heric haze. A haze factor corresponding to an altitude of approximately 1.1 km under
good atmospheric conditions and to approximately 200 m under poor atmospheric condi-
ions may be compensated by providing a br'ightness range of 2 orders of magnitude in
he scanning spot. Distortions due to atmospheric haze corresponding to an altitude of
pproximately 4 km under good.atmospheric conditions and to approximately 400 m under
oor atmospheric conditions mEW be completely compensated by providing a brightness
,ange of 4 orders of magnitude. The maximum haze factor at which distortions may be
oupletely compensated increases with contrast. Orig. art. has: 3 figures, I table,
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30GILCHOV, S.Ta. (BobeLchov, S..TA.], kand.tekhn.-u
Over-&U MaChanlUtion in sugar beat cultivations Makh.sill.boop.
1.1 no.3sl6-17 Mr 160. (KIU i3:6)
(Sugar beats) (Agricultural machinery)

BEMTOV" A.14j, general-myor meditainskoy sluzhbyl KOROBKINA, A.G.;
It
BOGACHOVA ZIKINAO Ye.F.
,--- -,. k4.;
Direct blood transfusion in the treatment of acute radiation
sickness; an experlmntal study, Voeno-med, zhur. no,2s26-28
165, (MIRA l8t3-l)

VOROBIYEV, Yu.P.; BOGOSLOVSKIY, Voll.; BOGA CMJFAROV, GII.
2~~
Reduction of FaVO .96POI ~04 nolid solution under equilibrium
oonditions. Dok1. AN SA R 166 noOiU-4-667 ja 166.
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Institut metallurgii,, Svardlovs~. 2. Chlen-korrespondent
AN SSSR (for Chufarov), Submitted June 29, 1965.

Itz BOGAGJ&.JkLl mayor med.slushby
X-rV picture of the heart in intoxiestions
79-80 D'57
(KWT--RADIOWMffr)
(ALCOHOL-PffrSIOLOGICAL VnM)
3ro9n.A;4.zbur. no*120
'\\ (MIRA 11:5)

,--, BOGACHUKP A,I.v mayor meditsinskoy sluzhby
Differential roentgen diagnooia of alcoholic intoxication of
the heart and myocardial dystrophy@ Voen,-meds zhur., no. 1:56-
58 Ja 160, (KIRA 14:2)
(ALCOHOL-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (HEOT-RADIOGRAPHY)
(DYSTROPHY)

Pq~~CHUK AnAto -); MALINOVSKAYAv N., red.;
: 1--ju - ~_.J~Okentfyevich (1929
YURGANOVA~ M.,, tekhn.red.
[Your footprints onihe ground; Siberian notebooks] Tvoi
sled na zemle; sibirskie tetradi. Chita, Chitinskoe knizh-
noe izd-vo, 1963. 187 p, (MIRA 17:3)

BOGACHUK, Anatoliy Innokentlyevich; KOLEESNIKOV, I... red.; MIKHAYLOVSKAYA, N.,
"'~7_tekhn. red.
(We are optirdsts] Ify - optimisty. Mosk7ax Ivi-va, TsK VLKSK
-A "Molodaia 9vardiia.u. 1961. 142 p. 4MU 15:3)
(Irkutsk Province-Aluminum iuduatry)

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USSR/Soil Science - Mineral Fertilizers. J.
Abs J,;ur Ref Zhur - Biol., No 15, 1958, 67938
year cf the rotation (83%) -- upon apPlication of 10 T/
hectare of manure'and N6OP60. When P was eliminated from
the basic fertilization in the fallow year and K in the
grass year of the rotation, the yield declined sharply,
.*,pplication of P6OK60 gave the highest suLpr content for
both years, and the largest suGar harvest in centners/
hectare was in the fallow year upon application of P6OK60;
in the grass year the largest sugar harvest followaC ap-
plicatim of 10 T/hectare of manure and W6OP6OK60 (three-
year data). -- O.P. Modvedeva
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BCGAGHUK~ L YA.
23288. Fidemaya kamera beeprotoobnov vannoy pechi dlya masbin linchs. Legkaya
Prom - StIp 1949y Noo 7l c#30-31
SO: LETOPIS I NO. 31t 1949

SHVETS, I.T. [Shvets's I.T.]; DYBAR, Ye.P. [Dyban, IE.P.]; BOGA=K-
.KOZACHUK, b.A. [Bohachuk-Kozachuk,, O.A.]
I-Investigating the temperature fields of turbine shafts cooled by air
blown through the clearances. Zbir. piatal Inst. teple Ali URSR
no. 20:16-21 160. (MIM 14:4)
(Gas turbines-Cooling)

BOGDANSKIV Kazimiarz; GOLINOWSKI, Vladyslaw; JLQG&Q;&KI,.BogusUw;.?AJCR,
Wiktor,Janusz; NIEWIADOMSKA, Katarzyna; PINOWSKI, Jan; STESUCKA,
Wanda
Scientific papers abstracted. Kosmos biol 13 no.6:533-549 164.

In 0 C
_19,C A-' 1
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PCIAMD/Human and. Animal Physiology - Thermoregulation. T-3
Abs vlour : Ref Zhur - Biolt, No 7) 1958) 31549
Author :_Pu.7~ ~-~entke Kazimierz) Jurczyk Witold,
Stengert Krzysztof
Inst : - VjV LA47- /7~44 F . - - -
Title : 'Experimental TnvestiLption of the Exchange of E2.cctrolyte
as Well as of Oxygen and of Carbon Dioxide in the Blood of
Dogs with Lowered Boay Temperature.
Orig Pub : Polski preegl, chirurg, 1956, 28, No 8, 895-898-
Abstract : Thirteen dogs were cooled by immersion in a bath with a
tompcrature of 40, and then warmed in a bath with a tempe-
rature of 400. On the average, the body temperature of the
dogs was before coolinis 390, after 20 minutes of cooling
300, after 60 minutes 200. Ptase rate dropped in 20 minu-
tes from 107 to 105 per minute and was 53 per minute; af-
ter 60 minutes of cooling in addition, the rhythm of respi-
ration slowed from 40 to 18 per minute. Two dogs with a
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POLAND/Human and t1nimal. Physiology - Thermoregulation. T-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7, 1958, 31549
body temperature of 230 died with the appearance of
fibrillation of the bentricles. The content of Na in the
serum of the blood in the course of the first 20 minutes
rose slightly in 6 animals and dropped somewhat in the
remaining animals. The concentration of Ca also changed
little. The quantity of K in the first 20 minutes of
cooling fell sharply (8 m,,cpl), continuing to drop later,
although not so fast (still at 2 mg% in 6o minutes).
Twelve hours after warminC; (in a 400 bath), the concen-
tration of K was restored to the original level. During
the time of cooling) the content of 00 in the blood in-
creased somewhat, while 02 dropped, ge authors hold the
conclusion that a body temperature of 280 is its natural
limit, lower than which a pronounced drop occurs in the
intensity of biological processes, The sharp decrease of
the content of K the author connects with the protective
reaction of the organism in the cold, The physiological
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POLAND/Human and. Animal Physiology - Thermoregulation. T-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7, 1958, 31549
mechanism of the change of concentration of K is vague
(possibly the egress of K takes place from the vascular
channel in the cells of tissues).
141.
V,
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27

BOGACKI, Bo dan. SZULC, Henryk; SARHOWSKI, Marcin; MAJEWSKI, Czealaw;
"0L ' 4"
-~K.MIA7-K.11u-gge'hiusz; LWA, Zbigniew
I
Effect of intramuscular and intra-articular penicillin and
streptomycin injections in experimental bacterial infection of
the knee joint. Chirsuarteruehu ortop.polska, 25 no.6:573-588 160.
1. Z III Kliniki Chirurgicznej A.M. v Poznaniu, Kierownik: doe.
dr J.Boresevski; z Zakladu Anatomii Patologicznej Szpitala Miej-
skiego im. T.Strusia w Poxnaniu, Kierownik: dr C.Majevski.
(ERE die)
(STREPTOKMIN pharmacol)
(PFMGILLIN pbarmacol)

BOGACKII Bogdan- SZULC, Henryk- UUJOWSKI, Marcin; MAJEMXI, Czeslaw;
iEN~~eniusz; iB1-j Zygmunt
Effect of intramuscular and intra-articular adrdnistration of
penicillih and streptomycin in experimental infection of the
kneeJoint. Polski prkegl. chir. 33 no.7/9:913-915 161.
1. Z III Kliniki ChAxur icznej M1'w Poznaniu Kierownik: doc. dr
J. Borszevoki (deceasedl.
(PENICILLIN ~harmacoj) (STREPTOMYCIN pharmacol)
(M-E dia) (ARTMUTIS exper)

PISKORY, Adam; S'PAS0,'J,.1, Tadeusz; BOGACKI, Bogdan; STLNGPiT, Krzysztof;
"AWIMYI, Jerzy
Electric stimulation for the resuscitation in sudden heart arrest.
Pol. tyg. lek. 19 no.17:627-630 20 Ap 164.
1. Z III Kliniki Chirurgimej AkademA Medycmej (kierownik- prof.
dr. A. Fiskorz) z 11.1 K14niki Chorob Wewnetrznych Akademii Medycznej
(kiero,,mik: doe. dr. K. Wysocki) i z I Klinik4 Chirurgicznej kkade-
mij. Medyczne4i w Poznaniu (kierownik: prof. dr. St. Nowicki).

OSTACHOWICZ, Hieczyslav; MILLER, Brunori; BURAU, Jadw3aa;-BDGACKI, Edward
Observations on electrocardiographic changes in surgery of strabimmi .
Klin. oczna 32 no.4i345-350 .162.-
1. Z Oddzialu Okulistynnego v Olivie,Ordynators dr mad. M.Ostachowiez.
(STRABISMUS) (ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY)

BOGACKI, Edward-, METER, Jerzy
Oxyuriasis of the vermiform appendix with an attempt to evaluate
Its importance in the origin of appendicitis. Polaki przegl. cbir.
28 w.11:11)1-1137 Nov 56.
1. Z Oddzialu Chirargicznego I Pracowni Anatomo-Patologicznej
Szpitala Wojsk. N. Gdansk, u1. Wojewodska. 25.
(APPMIX, dis.
oxyurtasts, importance In origin of appendicitis (POW
(OXYURIASIS '
.appendix, importance in origin of appendicitis (Pol))

HEYER, Jerzy; k-BQMQ)R4j
- I - yard
- M~
Observations on tissue eovinophilia in the appendix. Polski przegl.
chirs 31 no*4:40~-416 Apr 599
1. Z Pracowni Anatomo-Patologiaznej i z Oddzialu Chirurgicznego N-tego
Sipitala Wojakovegoo
(EOSINOPHILIA, pathol.) (APPENDIX, dis.)

GRUSZECKI,, Ludwik; JABLONSKI, Stanislav; BOGACKI, Edward;
WLAZLOWSKI., Zbigniev
On the value of gastroscopic and radiological studies in
peptic ulcer of the stomach. Pol. arch. mad. wownst. 33
no.8s961-966 163,
1. Ze Szpitala Marynarki Wojennej.
(sT6kAcfi'uizER) (Gkmoscorr) (RADioGRAPHr)

BOGACKI, Jerzy, mgr inz.; IWOWSKI., Jan,, mgr ins.
Reversible -clutch with hydraulic disk clamping. Bud okretowe Warosawa
8 no.1323-26 A 163.
1. Putkie Zaklady Yaohaniozne, Puck.

BDCIACKI,, H.
The expansion lines and tasks of the flax indastry in the years 1959-1965. p. log.
PRZEGIAD WIDKIENNICZY. (Stowaryszerde Inzynierow i Technikow Frzerqslu
WlokienniC2ego) Lodz, Poland. Vol. 13,, No. 3. Mar. 1959.
Monthly List of East &ropean Aecessions (EEAI)., W., Vol. 9, No. 2,, Feb. 1959.
Uncl.

PMACKI. Miroal&w
Poland
no title given
no affiliation given
Waraaw, FCz9Gj&4 fixafloInva No 3* Vol 34#
19b2# pp 573-62.
uCertain Problems of the Pleistocene and Holocene
in Holland",

BOGA.CKI,, Miroslaw
Certain problems Of the Pleistocene *and Holocene in the Netherlands.
Prze91 geogr 34 no*3073-584 162.

I I. - 1 0 .4 7
, - 7~; ~ - . ] 5, 15~lex
- 11 - . . I - Fr I ~,z - a~

100ACKI I W.
Improving accounting and finalcial statistics, Poradnik, p. h. (POLNIK SPOLDZTIELCA,
Warszawa, Vol. 7, no. 21, Nov. 1954.)
EOt Monthly qst of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. h, No. 6, Jtn. 1955,
U-nel.

NIEMIEC., Jan; BOGACZ., Alskoander
A laboratory aro image furnace. Chemia otooow- 6 no.lsl47-149
162.
1. Zaklad Badan StrukturabWch, Instytut Chwdi Fizycznej, Poloka
Akademia-Maks Wroclaw.

67781
-:~A,2/00
_241L)
POL/46-4-6-3/19
AUTHOR: Trzebiatowski'-W3:odzimierz,,
barycka, Irena, 1
Bogacz2 Aleksanderi
jq
TITLE: Investigation on Reduction of Uranium (IV) Tetra-
Chloride, Dissolved in Molten=a ts, by Means of Ex-
cess Molten Aluminum.
PERIODICAL: Nukleonika,, 1959, Nr 6~ Vol IV, P 591-598
ABSTRACT: Research was conducted to find a method of producing
aluminilm-uranium alloy, applied as fuel in nuclear
reactors, from uranium;1compounds. Usually this alloy
is produced either by melting pure metals in desired
'proportions or by electrolysis of uranium compounds
using as kathode molten aluminum in which separated
uranium dissolves. For these experiments following
ingredients were used: 99.9% aluminum, calcium chlo-
ride, sodium chlorideq uranium (IV) tetra-chloride,
uranium (IV) tetra-fluoride and sodium fluoride. All
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67781
POL/46-4-6-3/19
Investigation on Reduction of Uranium (IV) Tetra-Chloride, Dis-
solved in Molten Salts, by Means of Excess Molten Aluminum
traces. The experiments were carried out in the atmos-
phere of oxygen free nitropn. Following salt mixtures
were used during the experiments: a) Ca. Ci + Na Cl,
mel8ing temperature 630vC, b) NaCl, melt;;~ temperature
801 CO c) CaClq~ melting temperature 772 C1, d) Eutea-
tic mixture of"CaP + NaF, melting temperature 810uC.
Four series of exp3riments were carried out applyinG
various conditionsy,of temperatures and bath composi-
tion. The scientists list in their report a number of
theoretically possible chemical reactions which might
have taken place in the molten salt bath with uranium
(IV) tetrachloride and also reactions which might have
taken place if inadvertently, traces of oxygen would
permeate into the aparatus. They also explain the
separation process of free uranium, which dissolves in
molten aluminium, forming the desired alloy. The ex-
Card 2/ periments confirmed that reduction of uranium tetra ~K

67781
POL/46-4-6-3/19
Investigation on Reduction of Uranium (IV) Tetra-Chloride, Dis-
solved in Molten Salts, by Means of Excess Molten Aluminum
fluoride to pure metal is accelerated and yields
better output if carried out in the system of flu-
orides and chlorides (mixture b), whilst in the
system of sole fluorides or sole chlorides it is
sluggish and less efficient. With pure sodium chlo-
ride bath, the obtained alloy contained between 25 -
30% of uranium by weight. There are 8 references, of
which 2 are French and 6 English. There is I drawing
and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION:Politechnika Wroclawska (Wroclaw Polytechnic) Katedta
Chemji Nieorganicznej (Chz7ir of inorganic Chemistry),
Zaklad BadaA Strukturalnych PAN (Institute of Struc-
tural Research LAJN. 1~r
SUBMITTED: June 1959.
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)~boGACZ 0~J.
POLAND/Chamicel Technology. Chomiocl P~oducts and Thoir Applice- H-13
tion. Corm-mies. Glass. Binding Materials. Concroto
Abo Jour i Rof Zhur - InAmlyr, 1958, No 22# 74808
Author BRpcz J.9 Bnpaz
Inst t -N-ot"- Avon
Title : Laboratory Investigation of SIng-Concrato 11-lixturos
Orig Pub : Inz-ic i budown.p 1956p 13, No 5. 212-213
Abstrret : Laboratory invostigetions wore conducted with the pur-roso of
produciiig slag-ooncroto mixtures (SO) utilizing slag from a
local corl firod powor nlrnt. With tho uso of Fortlvnd Cment
(typos 02500 and "300") Ps binding material and limo SO woo
obtrinod that had R28-30 kg/cm2 and R 61 kg/cnr_. Its
freezing stability constituted 20 oyc~00; and cbsorptivo cvpr-
city-177a maxinun. Its i3oldrbility was inprovad by the ad-
dition of slack lino or quicklimo, SO tends to dry better
%-then in the open thrn under high humidity conditions. Manu-
fecturing instruotions of SO hvs boon developed.
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BOGACZs K.
New dLta on the geologic structure of the Krzeszovice graben. Bul
Ac Pol chin 7 no.3;183-190 159. MAI 9:7)
- 117.-hi-paAmefit, of Geological Mappilig, -S6966i'of Mining and
Metallurgyj dracowe
(Poland-Geology)

BOGAGZp Ro; MISKI,, S~.
Stability of motion of nonlinear oscillators moving along a beam
on an elastic fo=dation. Proceed -vibr probl 5 no.4%279-296 164.
le Department of Vibrations of the Institute of Basic Technical
Problems of the Polish Academy of Sciences,, Warsaw.

JAWORSKI I Marian;,,,gOGACZEK, Jan
Polarographic determination of thiophene. Chem anal 9 no.2:
231-2- 164.
37
1. Institutkof Heavy Organic Synthesia, Blachownia Slaaka.

bo&~czFkl
VOMIR Nwjsnp Wgro MWMIP J", Ifts V=Mo A"4884 nor im.
lanUtoU or Roavy Orgmle Bya#JwaLop AsOytical Departawt (Zddad
AM414voW lms%ftU CU*Iaj AM"iW Orgwdemoj)s Uachomis $I*** -
(rw all).
Wa"Iwo 2MftjAgLjMW No 6* SM06W-DooodW 196% PP MI-1296
oftl"ftpuo 46tendmatl4a of

BOGADAWVI N.A.
- -r-
Deparation,of pure ciovanillin and dehydrodivanillin from the
primary f~raotionn left after the vanillin distillation. Trudy
VNIIBNDV no-5,1111t*115 161o (MIEL-.. W10)
(vaninin) (Siphopy1dioarboxaldehy4e)
I

BOGADELINIKOVA, N.P.
Sea baths in combined sanatorium and climate therapy of children
with primary tuberculosis. Pediatriia 23 no. 5:58-62 My 160.
(MIRA 14: 1)
(OATHS, SEA) (TUBERCULOSIS)

BOGADITSA, F. N.
Horse breeding - Adamovka District
We shall take first place in socialist competition In the development of horse breeding
Konevodstvo, 22, no. 8, 1952

B OG A ~, ; i ,, J, f ,c% c~-l
. ...... -.1, .- '.
, , .1-ife of Pi-o~e3:3or -.Idp-:,, Cp '13k- . lie-aroyat. flol. 3 no.3-
- ~4 E:, q
,'-17-220 JI-S 165.

B(jGJl,;;aT, ."a.
nignifleanoe of neurocutaneous changes in himan pathology.
neurol. 28 no.492,15-250 J1165.

L
ACC Nks AP6655_7j4'-__'_
5
AUTHOR:,__9qKj!Lz:tp, Ludo
Ar
ORG: none
TITLE: Importance~of neurocutaneous alternation in human pathology [This paper
was presented at the Czechoslovak Medle-ril Cotigrese from 12 to 1'j November, 196201
SOURCEt Geskoslovenska neurologie, no. 14, 1965, 245-250
TOPIC TAGS: dematolorw, Immunology, n1lorgla (Itsease, patholor
,y, human ailment
ABSTRACT: Study of syphilitic
shows_the7lmport~6noc of the o1cin In allergization and
.immunization. Women are more suac'6ptible to allergies than men;
cutaneous vaccination usually protects the n9rvous system. Laws
of neurooutaneous balance are seen in allergic tertiary syphilis
and other exanthematous diseases., -Individual sensitivi ty, meningoo., .
*ascular and vascular permeability are very important for the
course of such diseases. Ifigh permeability causes hyperpexy; this
,explains certain clinical phenomena in tabes dorsalis., gen. paral-
ysis and exanthematous disoason, Enoopbalitis may be an attempt
.
by the second ectoderm to produce immunization; both exanthem and
-eheephalitis are a manifestation ok defense mechanisms. Kidneys.,
liver and the joints participate in this attempt at toxin neutral-
ization. Respiratory infection may be the desensitization attempt.-,.
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BIELICKLi"Lzabola; KLWWSKA, Hanna; BOGAJEWSKA, Maria
10-year axperlenoe with a clinic for premature infants. Pediat. pol.
37 no.9s927-934 8 162.
1. Z Foradni dla Wazesniakow przy Zakladsie Wazesniakow Katedry
Propedeutyki Pediatrii AM w Warazawis Kierownik Zakladu: doe.
dr mad. I. Bielicka.
(I"ANT PREMATURE)

BIMICKA, I.; BOGAJEWSKA, M.; STMIROWSKA, K.; STRAWCZYNSKA, H.
Organization of work and achievements of a dispensary for
newborn infants. Pediat. Polska 31 no.5:567-57.5 May 56.
1. Z Kliniki Niemowlecaj Instytatu Matki I Dziecka w
Warazawte Dyrektor Instytutu: prof. dr. med. Fr. Groer
Kierownik Kliniki: doc. dr. med. I. Blelicka, Warszawa,
Kasprzaka 17, I.M. i Dz.
(INFANT, NMORN,
dispensaries in Poland (Poi))

5/122/62/000/008/002/004
D262 D308
AU'.~',iOR5; Witaynberg, B.Sh. , and Bogukovskiy, X.A.
Enjinee-rs -_PI_ .;I
'PITLE: !;lectrolytic zinc plating in zinc-amzonium
electrolytes
1'ZilODICAL: Vestnik mashinostroyeniya, no.'8, 1962,
41 - 43
TLXT: The article describes a series of experiments
condudted in order to explore the possibilities of zinc-annonium
electrolytes. The experiments included: Invest-igu-.ion of- coating
and diffusingg I*wers of electrolytes, adhesion stren~,-tlli of pro-
cipitat-ion to metal base, structure and porosity of precipisat-
ion, behavior of electrolytes when working in bell-bLth3. Sever-
al typical elecTrolytes were used in the experiments, the results
of which are recorded in the form of tables and araphs, and ana-
lyied. The sulphate-ammonium chloride electrolytes: CX A - 1,
CXA - 11 (SKhA - 1; SXhA - 11) are considered to be best with
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S/1 212/62 /000/008'/002/CC4
Electrolytic zinc platinL-) D2o'2/D30'6
re,gard to technical and economic possibilities. The-re are
4 tables and 2 fig-ares.
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S/122/62/000/012/006/007
D262/D308
AUTHORS Shteynberg, B. Sh., Engineer and
Bogakovskiy, li.A., Engineer
TITLE: Repeated utilization.of the working
solution in chemical nickel-plating
PERIODICAL: Vestnik mashinos~royeniyat no. 12,
1962, 65 - 66
TEXT: As a result of numerous experiments the
most stable (jeast prone to self-discharge) alkaline solution
suitable for chemical nickel-plating at a working temperature
of 85 :t 30C has been developed. It consists of 20 g/liter NiC12
x 6H 20, 20 g11 of NaH 2PO2 X H20, 45-47 9/1 of Na 3C6H507 x 5-5 H2 0,
3U 6/1 of M4CI with an addition of 50-55 MI/I of 25% aq. NaOH
(to PH a - 9). The solution is corveated by*adding 10 g of
nickel chloride, 12.5 9 of sodium hypophosphit,*e and 0-055 3 (in g)
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5/122/62/000/012/005/007
Repeated utilization D~6214308
of citric acid after treating an area S - 28 V16, V being the
solution volume in liters and 6 the thickness of plating in
mic.ron~. The p1l,value is coxrected -by.adding 12.5%.NH40H. The
working solution, may be re-used up to 20 timea.with correc-
tions as described above, without noticeable deterioration in
quality of plating.
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BOGAN.. F.Ye.
Materials on the biology,-and fishing of crucian q'a"rp in the flood-
plain bodies of water of-the Khoper Preserve. Trudy Xhop.gos.
zap, no*3t.103-3-39 159. (Khoper Prooorve-Carp) UWA I.6tI)

VO~ UNINA, L.B.; MOGALISKIY, X.O.; SOKOLISKIY, S.M.;
TAZAN,, Tu.P.; KNORRE, Ye.P., SOLOVITEVA, M.Ye., red.;
OPLESNINY I.I., tekhn. red.
[Reservation in Pechoii%j popular science sketch] Zg'o';-r.
vednik na Pechore; nauc*hno-populiarnyi ocherk. [By],-F.E.
Bogan i dr. Syktyvkar, Komi knizhnoe izd-vo, 1963. 114
(MIRA 16:10)
(Pechora Valley-National parks and reserves)

BOGAN', F.Ye.
Expa.nsion of the range and some biological characteristics of
ide in the upper Pechora River. Zool, zhur. 43 no-4:616-619
1! 64 (MIRA, 17%8)
1. Pechoro-Ilychskiy gosudarstvennyy zapovednik.

GROZA., L.J. ing.; BOGAN, M., ing.; UNGUREANU, B., ing.
Utilization of digital electronic compaters to solve the
electric network problems. Electrotehnica 9 no.10:35&-366
0 161,
1. Sef proiectant la Institutul do studii 9i proiectari
energetice (for Groxa). 2. Proiectant la Institutul de etudii
A proiectari energetics (for Bogan, Ungureanu).

,,BOGA.N Y&JARI.
~ ~ ~ Y, - -
Physical conditions for measuring the Hall effect In alkali halide
crystals, lav. AN SSSR, Ser.fiz. 29 no.33480-482 Mr 165.
(MIM 18--4)

ACC NRt
AP7004965 SOURCE CODNI UR/OG48/60/030/009/1439/1440
Vitol, I.K.
none
LE: On the possibility of utilizing the Itall effect for studying nonequilibrium
cesses in crystal phosphors rReport, Pourteonth All-Union Conference on Luml-
conce (Crystal Phosphors) bid at Riga, 16-23 Sept. 19657
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya tizicheakaya,vo 30, no, 9, 1966, 1439-1440
TOPIC TAGS: Hall effect, hole conduction, hole mobilityg electron conduction,electron
mobility, luminescent crystal, zinc sulfide
ABSTRACT: The authors discuss the Hall effect in the simultaneous presence of n-typo
and p-typo conduction. Curves are presented showing the ratio jH/c of the Hall curre
to the conductivity as a function. of the ratio n/p of the electron to the hole con-
centration for different values of the ratio pn/pp of the electron to the hole Mbili
From Hall effect and conductivity measurements under different excitation conditions
one can draw conclusions with the aid of these curves concerning the prosence of
carriers of both signs and concerning their concentrations and mobilities. Apparatus
described elsewhere by one of the authors (Ta.R.Dognn, Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz.,29,
480 (1965)) was employed to measure the Hall effect and conductivity in a ZnS crystal
phosphor. The phosphor was excited with ultraviolet radiation at room temperature#
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ACC NR: 7004065-
was heated to 500 Ct was cooled again to room temperature, and was heated again at the
conatant rate of 0.1 degroe/sec to 2200 C. The thermostimulated Hall current and the
thermostimulated conductivity were measured during the second heating. From the re-
sults it Is concluded that carriers of both signs are present and that the ratio n/p
varies with temperatures To draw inore detailed conclusions from the data it would
be necessary to know the ionic conductivity and the temperature dependences of the
mobilities. Tho authors thank A.A.Veyspal and I.K.Ponozin for assistance with the
work. Orig. art. has: 2 formulas and 2 figures.
SUB OW11 20 SUBM DATIt DOUG ORIG, RKr1 002 "K REP 1 001
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