SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BORISOV, P. - BORISOV, P. P.

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E-O'MSOV P. ind LAGWIN, 1-1.
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Vozflushnye ooobshcheniiu. Jir communic,~~tion2s.
oblasti. In Generalnyi plEn elektrifikatsij. SSSR. Mloskw-, 1932, v. us-, p. 272)
DLG: TK85.145
SO: Soviet TrLns2ortL~tion and CommiuActitions, 1, Biblior.!,raph , Libi-tiry ol' kGont,ress,
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Reference Department, WL-shington, 1952, Unclassified.

FORISOV P. and LAGUTIN, M.
Elektrifikatslia Bashkirii. fElectrification of Bashkiria2. (in GeneralInyi plan
elektrifikatsii SSSR. Moskva, 1932, v. 8.).
Means of transportation (p. 495).
DLC: TK85.A45
SO: Soviet Transportatio and Communications, A Bibliography, Library of Congress,
Reference Department, Washington, 1952, Unclassified.

BORIS , B. and LAGUTB, M.
Vodnye puti. ZT-he Waterways7. (His Elektrifikatsiia Bashkirii jin GeneralInyi plan
elekrifikatsii SSM. Moskva, 1932, v. 8., po 496)e DW: TK85.A45
SO: Soviet jLq&sMrtation and Communication., A JANjogranky, Library of Congress,
Reference Department,, Was#ington., 195T, Unclassified.

BORISOV, P. and LAGUTIN, M.
Guzhenoi transport. ffart transportl (His Elektrifikatsiia Bashkirii in General'
nyi plan elektrifikatsii SSSR. Moskva, 1932, v. 8, P. 496).
DLC: TK85.A45
SO: Soviet Transportation and Comunications. A Bibliography Library of Congress
Reference Department, Washington, 1952, Unclassfied.

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Flexible exh--lustu coll-OctucT.; for elect-r-j15-tic "baths, Rylo. 2'-1, ) ; iT -" . I , 1 -1; .11 3 -
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, - ? "j- 1953. Unclassified. I

AID P - 44o8
Subject USSR/Radio
Card 1/1 Pub. 89 - 6/18
Author Borisov., P..,-.,
Title Performance of wind-driven motors in the North
Periodical Radio, 4, 21-22, Ap 1956
Abstract The effioiency of wind motor generator sets in the North,
where strong winds blow in the fall and winter seasons
is discussed and their advantages as compared to diesel
plants are enumerated. Some recommendations to prevent
dangerous stresses occurring during changes In the wind
velocity and strength are made. These sets are used for
the operation of radio stations and other needs of the
regions.
Institution None
Submitted No date

BORISOVY P. (Borysov, P. J
Major chemical industrial complexes of the Ukraine. Nauka i
zhyttia, 12 no-3:30-31 Mr '63. (MIRA 16:'11)
1. Zamestitell zaveduyushchego otdelom khimicheskoy proWshlen-
nosti i neftepererabotki TSentraltnogo komiteta Kommunistiches-
koy partii Ukrainy.
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CVANIIH OP unt KMA PRNINSULA AND
TIM PROrILUMS OT? 111C.M.Y it A C-1 () RX UAT31111AI Q
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Ramika Nedr., 1937 121 nnalysis and micro.
.."Pic, lOv"tigalinn of kvanite ecldo lotind in the centml

V. part of the Kola Veninsola -illowed Ih suitability for the
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tinct varh4im of Ityanke: liot-blue. black, blaish gray
pwuKrpbg after an"site. 7bc kya-
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trial Wavorts- estimated reverv" of Ityunite
contained in paratively rkh formatio" aft v4t)ry high.
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I* BOTUSOV, P. A., Prof..; MUROFANOVA, 4':. T.
2. USSR (600)
4. Karelia - Mines and Ilinoral Resources
7. 1-11ineral resources of the Karelo-Finnish 3.3.H. for the production of cementing
materials. 12V. Kar-Fin. El. AN SSSR 110. 1, 1951.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, june -1953, Uncl.

BORISOV, P.A., professor.
M,
Soviet touchstone. Pr1roda 44 no,11:92-94 N 155. (MLHA 9:1)
1.Karelo-Finskiy filial Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Basanites)

BORISOV. Pstr Alakneyevich; PANKRASHOV, A., rodaktor; FODOTMISKAYA, K.,
~T;ibA6'hiAcff'Wdaktor
[Karelian schungitel Karel'okle shungity. Petrozavodsk, Goa.
isd-vo Karelo-FInskol SSR. 1956. 91 p. (MLRA 10:2)
(Karelia--Schungite)

11
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Karelian schungits to a valuable mineral. R&tved.i okh.nedr.
23 no.3:12-19 Mr '57. (MLRA 10:5)
1. Karel'skiy filial AN SSSR,
(Karelia'--Schungite)

SUBJECT: USSR/Chronicle
AUTHORs Borisov, P.A.
11-4-23/23
TITLE: Work of the Scientific Session of the Karelian Branch of the
USSR Academy of Sci "ncea , 1956."(Nauchnaya sessiya karel'skogo
filiala AN SSSR 1956 g- )
PERIODICAL3 "Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR" Seriya Geologicheskaya, 1957,
44, pp 135-136, (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A scientific session was held in Petrozavodsk on April 4-7,
1956, commemorating the 10th ainiversery of the founding of the
Karelian branch of the Aoademy of Soiences of the USSR.
Papers were read on the following problemst
1. Present situation and future developments of the Carboni-
ferous rocks of southern Karelia, by Prof. P.A. Borisov.
2. Geology and lithology of the upper Karelian carboniferous
rocks of southern Karelia, by Candidate of Geological-Mineralogi-
cal Sciences B.A. Sokolov.
3. Geology of the Pokrov-Chebino-Medvezbegorsk area, by O.A.
Card 1/2 Riykoven.

3.1--~1-23/23'
TITLE: "Work of the Scientific Session of the Karelian Branch of the
USSR Academy of Sciences, 1956. it (Nauchnaya sessiya karellskogo
filiala AN SSSR 1956 9. )
4. Geologic formation of the Eletsozer titanium deposits,
by A.I. Bogachev.
5. Palingenesis at the forming of granites. by X.O. Krats
6. Stratification of the 'O'uarternary Period in Karelia, by
G.S. Biske.
ASSOCIATIONs -
PRESENTED BYt
SUBMITTED: November 27, 1956
AVAILABLE: At the Library of Congress,
Card 2/2

ROR:jU, P.A.; KRATS, K.O.
Trends and results of inventigntions of the Department of Geology
of the Karelian Branch of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.
Izv. Kar. i Koll:fil. Ali SSSR no. 1.35-42 157. (14IRA 1117)
1. Otdel geologii Karellskogo filiala AN SSSR.
(Karelia-Genlogical research)

SHWIN. K.A.; BORISOV,,g.A., prof., otvatetvannyy red.; SMWOVA, Te.
red.izd-:~i-I'MM, R.S.. tekhn.red.
9
[Geological account of the Pitkyaranta deposit of ceramic pegmatites;
northeastern Ladoga region] Geologicheskil ocherk Pitkierantskogo
polia karamichaskikh pegmatitov; severo-vootochnoo Priladozh1e.
Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1958. 87 P. (MIRA 11:5)
(Ladoga region--Pegmatites)

BORISOV, P.A.
Keyv7 natural mica flake reserves. Izv.Kar.i Koll.fil.All SSSR
no.3:3-8 '59. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Otdel petrografii i mineralogii Karel'skogo filiala AN SSSR.
(Ke.rvy Upland--Mica)

BORISOV, P.A.; USIIIY31VSKrY. I.P.
Geological and economic prerequisites for creating in the Karelian
A.S.S.R. a strong stone industry. Trudr Kar. fil. AN SSSR no.11:3-27
159. (MIRA 13:2)
Mrslia-Stone)

BORISOV, P.A.; RYZHENK0V' 161,
Determining the economic effectiveness of secondary oil recovery
methods. Trudy Inst. geol. i razrab. gor. is~op. 2:194-199 160.
(IMU 14: 5)
(Secondary recovery of oil)

SOKOWV, Vladimir Alekseyevich; BUTINO Remir Vasillyevich; _BORISOV, P.Aj,
nauchnyy red.; SHEKHTER9 D.I., red.; SHEVCHENKO, L.V~v 'tekbn. --
red.
[Geological field trip to Yuzhnyy Oleniy Island a6d Volkostrov]
Geologicheskai-a eksktwsiia na--IUzhnyi Olenii ostrov i Volkostrov.
Petrozavodskp'Gos. izd-vo Karel'skoi ASSRp 1961. 57 p.
(MM 14:8)
(Karelia--Geology-Fiqld work)
I

BISKE, Galin& Sorgeyevna; KUTS9 Kauko Ottoviohj_.BMISOV,, -T.A. p nauchi3yy
red.; SHEKR=p D.I.9 red.j SMCEZNKOp L.V.9 tekhn. red.
[Geology field tripB in the vicinity of Petrozavodak) Geologiche-
skie ekBkursii v okreatnosti Petrosavodska. Petrozavodake Goo. izd-
vo Katellskoi ASSR, 1961. 86 P. (KM 14:8)
Fetrosavodsk region-Geology-Field vork)

BORISOV, P~..,,-prof..q doktor goologo-minoralogicheskikh nauk
New souroes of feldspars and their substitutes in Karelia.
Stek.i ker. 19 no.5:26-27 My 162. WIRA 15:5)
(Karelia-Feldspar)

SOKOLOV, Vladimir Alekseyevich; SOV,-P-I., doktor geol.-miner.
_-BDRL
nauk.. n4uchnyy red.; KULIKOV, M.V., red.izd-va;
SOROKIAI V.A., tekhn. red.
[Geology lithology of carbonate rocks in the Middle
zoic in Karelial Geologiia f litologiia karbonatnykh
rednego proterozoia Karelii. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.
Pe SR, 1963. 183 p. ~O plates (MIRA 16:7)
(Karelia-Rocks., Carbonate)

__PM,SO.V,,.Petr Alekseyevich; SHEKIITER, D.I., red.
[Stone building materials in Karelia] Kamennye stroitell-
nye materialy Karelii. Petrozavodsk, Karellskoe knizhnoe
izd-vo, 1963.. 366 p. (11IRA 17:6)

BCRISOV, P.A.; KUZIMIN, V.I.
Industrial waste of petroleum refining is a valuable raw material.
Stroi. mat. 11 no.8:21-22 Ag 165. (MIRA 1819)

BORISOV.P.A.; RABKIIIA,A.L.
, . ":. 4
Significance of petroleum gases in the national economy of the
U.S.S.R. Trudy Inst- nefti 3:258-270 154. (mMA 8:6)
(Gas, Natural)

15-57-10-14250
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 10,
p 141 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Borisov, P. A., Rabkina, A. L.
TITLE: Resources of Petroleum Gases of Ural-Volga Region and
Their Complex Uses for Energy and Chemistry (Resursy
neftyanykh gazov Uralo-Povolzhlya i ikh kompleksnoye
energo-khimicheskoye ispolizovaniye)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Khim. pererabotka neft. aglevodorodov. Moscow,
AN SSSR, 1956, pp 21-27
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
Card 1/1

BORISOV, P.A.; DNRGW;OV, F.V.-, SIROTIN&, Ye.Ya.; TKACHICNKO, O.V.
.Z~
Xconomic efficiency of edge water drive in oil fields of the
Ural-Volga area. Trudy Inst.neftt 11:323-332 158. (HIRA 11:12)
(Ural Mountain region--Oil field flooding)
(Volga Valley--Oil field flooding)

BORISOV, P.A.; RTMNKOV, I-1-
r--
Fpconomic efficiency of accelerating oil recover7 by bydraulle
fractux-ing of strata and hydrochloric &did treatment of vellet
Tnid.v Inst.nefti 11:333-337 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Oil wells-Hydraulic fracturing) (Hydrochloric acid)

BORISOV P. .; RABKIXk. A.L.; NORETKO, L.M.; SAZHIHL. V.G.
L,_ A
Using casinC-head gas in Saratov arA Stalingrad Pravinces.
Trudy Inst.nefti 11:338-344 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(.Saratov Province-Gas, Natural)
(St~lingrad Province-Gas, Natural)

BORISOV, P.A.; ANDRIANDV, V.M.
-
me economic aspects in petroleum refining. Trudy Inst.nefti. 32:
363-371 '58- (MIRA 12:3):
(Petroleum--Refining)

BORISOV, P. A.
with P. V. Dergwiov, Ye. Ya. Sirotina, and 0. V. Tkaehenko "Economic
Practicability of Contour Plooding in Petroliferous Provinces of the Ural-VolCa
Region"
with I. I. Byzhenkov "Economic Practicability of Intensifying Crude Oil
Recovery by Hydraulic Fracturing of a Formation and Treatment of Oil Wells with
Hydrochloric Acid"
with A. L. Rabkina, L. M. Noreyko and V. G. Sazhina "Utilization of Naturall
Gas in the Saratov and Stalingrad Regions"
Transactions of the Petroleum Institute, Acad. Sci. USSR, v. 11, Oil Field
Industry, Moscow, Izcl-vo All SSSR, 1958. 346pp.

11(2); 50) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOMATION SOV/2319
Borisov, Favel Areflyevich., and Asya Iazareyna Rabkina
Gazy-moguchiy istochnik energii i khimicheakogo Wlya (ChLses~- Poverfal
Source of Energy and Chemical Hav Materials) Moscov, 1zd-vo AN SSSRp
1959. 80 P. (Series: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Nauchno-populyarnLya seriya)
10,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Fadkollegiya nauchno-populAmoy
literaturyl
TL-sp. Ed.: N. N. Nekrasov; Ed. of Publishing House: N. B. Prokoflyeva;
TL-ch. Ed.: T. P. Polenova.
PURPOSE- The booklet is Intended for the general reader,
COVERAGE: The booklet discusses the recovery, manufacture and preparation of
gases for utilizationas fuel. The um of gaseja as raw material for the
production of chemicals, particularly, high polymers, is described. No person-
alities are rentioned. There are no references.
Card 1/3

Gases-- Powerfta Source of Energy (Cont.) SOV12319
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
Ch. 1. Recovery, Production, and Preparation of Gases for Industrial
Utilization 7
Casinghead gases 7
Natural gases 16
Fiefinery gases 16
Ch. 2. Use of Gases as FvAl 25
Significance of gas in the fuel and power balance 25
Gas as fuel for industrial enterprises and public utilities 32
Gas as fuel for tractors 35
Gas transportation by pipelines and gas storage 36
Ch. 3. Chemical T~natment of Gases 44
Significance of petroleum and natural gases as raw material for
the chemical industry 44
Card 2/3

Gases Powerful Source of ftergy (Cont.) SOV/2319
Principal trends in chemical-treatuient of hydroaarbon gases 46
Synthesis of high-violecular veight compounds from hydrocarbon game 57
Synthesis of fate "d deterpnts from petroleum products and
hydrocarbon gases 77
Synthesis of annionis from hydrocarbon gases 79
AVATLABIE-. Library of Congvess (TP 350. B 67)
TM/fti
10-12-59
Card 313

BORISOV, Pavel Areflyevich, doktor ekonom.nauk; ZLOTNIKOVA, Lyudmila
Grlgorlyevna; KALKYK._T.A., red.; POSOMARBVA, A.A., tekhn.red.
[Labor productivity in the petroleum refining industry of the
U.S.S.R.) Proizvoditellnost' truda v nefteperersbatvvaiushchei
promyshlonnosti SSGR. Moskva, Goaplanizdat, 1959. 118 P.
(HIRA 12:7)
(Petroleum-Refining) (Labor productivity)

'BORISOV, P.A.,-doktor geologo-mineralog.neuk, nauchnyy red.; SALO, LV.,
ii~d.; SHCHIMIZVA, A.V., red.; SMCHMIKO, L.V., tekhn.red.
(Mineral resources in the Karelian A.S.S.R. and their development]
Minerallnys.reauray Karellakoi I'M i puti ikh promyshlennogo
oevoeniia. Petrozavodak. Gos.izd-vo Karellskoi ASSR, 1960. 30 p.
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Karellskiy filial# Petrozavodsk.
(Karelia--Mines and mineral resources)

, RTZB3HKOV, Ivan Ivanovich; SIROTINA, TelenB
- BORISOV, !!Ivel Aimf!j~vich-
Yakovlavna; TKACHRUKO, Oksana Vladimirovna; LATUKHIRA, Ts.I.,
vedushchiy red.; KMINA. I.A.. tekbn.red.
LBconomic efficiency of increasing the rate of petroleum
production] Bkonomichaskais offektivnost' Intensifikstaii
dobychi nafti. Moskva. Gon.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo neft. i
gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1960. go p. (MIRA 14:3)
(Oil fields--Production methods)

KISELEVA, V.A.; BORISOV, P.A.3 PORYAKO, L.M.; CHAROMSKIY, A.D.
Use of sulphurous fuels for diesel engines. drudy Inst. dvig.
no.6:126-137 162. (mIn 16:5)
(Diesel fuels-Analysis)

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L131CMN, ZHIOACRj X-F., WfaM. PA., CAUWMN, Z.B., MHUMN, I.D.,
Present day alltw w4 ea"Il. 6.1opment.tv. of Us oil Inbstry in the WR
Report to be gatodtted ifor the Biztb WarM fttroUmm Coogrea*, rrwAftr%
16-26 jam 63

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4 no.4.658
-flistitut neftekh!mi('hf'f17'kD90 '11'OPU";~'.*C~va AN
1.

BORISOV, P.A.
.- - .. - 1'..
Immediate results of usual and concentrated treatment of primary
syphilis. Vest. vener. no-5:32-35 Sept-Oct 1950. 019L 20:1)
lo Lt-Col, Medical Corps*

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BORISOV, P.A.
Table of componente for Wassermann and sedimentation reactions. Lab.
delo 3 no.6:35-37 11-1) '57. (MIRA 11:2)
(COMPLEMENT FIUTION) (BLOOD- -SO I"NTAT ION)

BORMOF 6 P. A *
Effect of certain factors on the erythrocyte sedimentation rates
Lub.delo 4 no.3t8-12 MY-Je 158 (14IRA 11:5)
(BWW--MbIKKNTATION)

BORISOVIP.A.
Repeated use of sugar bouillon. Iab.delo 5 no.4:54-55 JI-Ag 159.
(MIRA 12:12)
(BACTERI010GY--GUIXMS AND CULTURS MEDIA)

BORIS.Q-Va.-P.A.-*-padpo1kovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby
- 'Test tube method oi taking blood for cell counts. Voen.-med.
zhur. no. 6:86 Je 160. (MMA 13:7)
(BLOOD-EWIINATION)

- BORISOV, P.A., podpolkovnik meditsinskoy sluzbby
Determining the senaitivity of microbes to antibiotics. Voen.---'Ied.
zhur. nP. 5: 67-68 My 161. (14, ;Lk 1/.: 8)
(BACTERIA EFFECT OF DRUGS 011)
(AN'TIBIOTICS)

I BORISOV. I P.A.
Quick method for determining blood sugar concentration with the
aid of the FEK-M photoelectric colorimeter. Lab. delo 7 no.10:
29-31 0 161. a. (IqRA 14;10)
(BLOOD SUGAAR) (COLORIME, TEFS)

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The radw of 10MIC acid Irom its cultures with .00
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Prova. 3. No. 2.7-12000); Ciltl. ztftly. 1940, 11. 1049, -11119
11C(hlf anti AcOlf can lie vetxi. fly 6-111111 their Inilit - 2 -09
hirs. w Ili aim. of the paraffili selieltarilmlittv MAVCntv with
or without a catalyst (HaWs). The wpn. deptnils upon 1*0
the (fiffelvitt rates of chterifiration of tile 2 acids. Tile mo*
vornpletrin." 01.1he wpn. deliviltiq ilron lite 11COVII tut~-
tent 4 ille inlitt anti tile atilt. anti k ml of ate. tted. Ile-
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Cd
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voided by the use vil acetate soln, The bt~t t"tilts
(84.3% mooval of lIC0,11) are Wilailmi whru AtIMI I%
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SUMAROKOV, V.P ; BORISOV Vol-ODUTSUTA. Z.K.; GORCHLKOVA, Ye.T.,
SIVILU)VA:
Fortifying acetic acid br using butyl acetate under pilot plant
conditions. Dar. i lesokhim.prom. 3 no.8:19-20 Ag '54.(KERA 7:8)
1. TSentral'W nuchno-isaledovatellskiy lesokhimicheskiy institut.
(Acetic aci.d)

BORISOV,P.D.
vl;~~Ivjxukfti~40~1-' "I.,
How to prevent congealing of the batch in decomposing pyroligneaus
acid powder. Gidroliz. i lesokhim prom. 8 no-1:30 '55.
(MLRA 8:10)
1
1. Nauchnvy sotrudnik TSentrallnogo nauchno-isaledovatel skogo
lesokhimicheskogo instituta
(Pyroligneouo acid)

BORISOV, P.D.
, --NW - ---- - --l-
Purifying pickling liquors of admirtures. Gidroliz. i lesokhim. prom.
8 no.4:28 155. (MIRA 8: 9) '
1. Nauchnyy sotrudnik TSentrallnogo nauchno-iseladovatellskogo leso-
khimicheskogo instituta. (Calcium acetate)

310RISOV, P.D.
Substances that color butyl acetate. Gidroliz. i losokhim.prom.9
no.1:29 156. (MLRk 9:6)
1.NauchVy motrudaik TSeatralIxogo nauchno-issladovateltakogo
laso-khimichookogo institute.
V1 acetate
(But.

BORISOV P.P.
-
Specialization of the state farm production and the system of
agriculture. Zemledelie 25 no.10:7-14 0 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Zamestitell ministra proizvodttva i zagotovok sellskokilozyayst-
vennykh pnoduktov LiSSR.

722
BORISOV, PAVEL GRIGORIPEVICH B7
0 predelitel' promyslovykh ryb SSSR (Guide to industrial fish of the
USSR, by) P. G. Borisov i N. S. Ovsyannikov. Moskva, Pishchepromizdat.
1951.
v. illus., diagrs.
Lib. has; 1951
1954

DO-IISOV, F. G.
Fisheries - Crimea
Destruction of the Crimean anchovy by dolphins and water birds. Pyb. khoz. 28
no. 1, 1952.
1952
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April _ _xM , Uncl.

1. P. G. BORISOV, Prof.
2. USSR (600)
4. Baltic Sea - Fishing
7. Catching fish with the aid of underwater electric Iight in the Gulf of Riga$
the Gulf of Finland and Lake Peipus. Ryb. khoz. 28 no. 12. 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1953, Uncl.

1. popliovf P. G., Prof
2-. ussR (6oo)
4. Gray Mullet
7. Increasing the catch of Caspian mullet with trammel nets and electric
lightr Ryb. khoz. 29, No. 1, 1953
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May -1953, Uncl.

IIUIUZ)U-) TAV--~I,
Guide to coranercial flisil of the USSR
QL633.RBB6 1954
1. Fishes - Russia.
I. Ovsiannikov, N. S., jt. au.

B!02RI!!80TV~ ~P.G., 'qktor biologicheskikh nauk, professor.
"Biological and commercial aspects of the principal commercie.1
fish of the Baltic Sea* (Trudy VNIRO 26:266 '54). Reviewed by
P.G. Borisov. VopAkht. no-5:192 '55. (KLHA 9:5)
(Baltic Sea-Fishes)

Uyisa :111:~ilokhiyevich, professor; CHWAS, B.I., professor,
reteenzent; KOZHIN, N.I., professor, reteenmento
professor, reteenzent; KOSSOVA, O.N., redaktor; 6OTLIS, B.M.,
takhnicheskiy redaktor.
Diological principles for the restocking of fish in lakes of the
U.S.S.R.] Biologicheskie onnovy reltbnetruktoii faurq ryb v oz6fakh
SSSR, Moskva, Pishchopromizdat, 1956. 81 p. (MLn 10:4)
(Fishes)

- -L -nj-
, 7V ,r. U.
"Use of Artificial Light in the World Fisheries," 'Moscow, 1956

KRIS91.9 P. G. PROTASOV, V. R.
. "Some Aspects of Light Pprception in Fish and Selective Light 6olarces"
report presented at the 48th binual Meeting of the Council for ExplorAtion
of the Sea, i'loscow 19-28 Sept. 196r).

BORISOV, Pavel Gavrilovich, prof.; RUDBNSKATA, L.T., red.; KUZN9TSOT, P.A.,
I .red.izd-va; TIZHOTA. L.L., tekhn.red.
[From the history of scientific-ichthyological fishery research in the
Bass and fresh-water bodies of the U.S.S.R.) Iz istorii nauohno-
promyslovykh ikhtiologichookikh issledovanii na morskikh i presnykh
vodoemakh SSSR. Moskya, Gos.isd-vo OTysshain shkola," 1960. 196 p.
(MIRA 14:3)
(Fishe rie a--Re search)

BORISOV, P.G.; NIKOLISKIY, G.V.
Principal stages in the development of biological fishery research
in Russia during the past one hundred years. Zool.
zhur. 1+0 no.8:1227-1239 Ag 161. (MIRil 14:8)
1. Ichthyological Commission of the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences
(Moscow).
(Fieheries-Research)

BORISOV, P.G.
"Ecology of fishes" by G.V.Nikol'--:kii. Reviewed ty P.G Borisov.
Zool. zhur. 40 no.3-0:1591-1592 0 '61. ~MIRA 14:9)
(Fishes) (Zoolopy--Ecology)
(Nikol'skii, G.V.)

BORISOV P G
-
"Selected works. Vol-4: Ichthyologylf by L.S. Berg. Reviewed
by P.G. Borisov. Vop. ikht. 2 no.1:203-204 162. (MIRA 15:3)
(ICHTHYOLOGY)
(BON L. S. )

KAZAVCHEYEV, Yevgeniy Nikolayevich; DORISOV P.-G., spets. red.;
AYNZAFT, Yu.S., red.; FORRJlX , e. .,"tekhn. red.
(Fishes of the Caspian Sea] Ryby Kaspiiskogo moria. Mo-
skva, Rybnoe khoziaistvo, 1963. 179 p. (MIRA 17:2)

EFDRISOV, Fave-r ',';a-vrJl(?Vi-:h;
[Sc4Fntjt:ic swdle~; on it,, searts anal
bodiesj Nauclina-promyslovye
presnykh vodoemakh isrr. -i jo-o. Pi-
shchevaia pi-myshlennost' , 1964. 259 (1,11':C 18:1)

BORISOV, Pavq- 1--Gavr-i-lovich, prof.; OWYANIKOV, Nikola- Sergeyevich,
NIKOLISKIY, G.V., prof., retsenzent; KOSSOVA, D.N.,
red.
[A manual for commercial fishes of the U.S.S.R.] Oprede-
litell promyslovykh ryb SSSR. Izd.4., perer. i dop. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo "Pishchevaia promyshlennost'," 1964. 318 p.
(MIRA 17:8)

BORISOV,,.P.I.
. I
lffect of cystine. cysteine, and ascorbic acid on the anzymatic
synthesis of thiocynnic acid. Vop.med.khim, 4:129-132 152,
01IRA 11:4)
1. Kafedra biokhimii I laningradekogo meditainskogo tuatituta
imeni I.P.Pavlovas
(THIOGYANIC ACID) (CTSTINS) (ASCORBIC ACID)

BORISOV.$ P.141
D
lroblem of the fundamental amelioration of clinate. Izv.
Vnes. geog. ob--va 94 no./+:304-318 Jl-Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Climatology)

S/169/62/000/012/073/095
D228/D307
Borisov, P.11.
TITLE: 11'adicall im5rovin-f the climate of northern lati-
tudes (project of constructing a dam in the 3ering
Strait)
PEIIIIODIC.iL~
_1*'Cfcr"-tivnyY zhurnal, Geofi-zika, no..12, 1962, 70,
abstract 1-13460 (in collection: Ilaterialy po Wktike
i intarktike, no. 1, L., 1961, 55-56)
TE."IT: Invnsti-ation of bottom deposits in the Arctic Jasin
showed that in the lu-ithropogene favorable.climatic changes occurred
simultancously with the increasing inflow of warm ittlantic waters
into the _'Xctic Basin. In the Holocene (4000 - 6000 years a-o) the
,Ixctic Basin was quitc f-rce of drift ice, there was no permafrost
on Siberian territory, and taiga existed where tundra is found today.
In order to elimiziatc drift ice from the Arctic, and improve radi-
cally the clii-,iate of the USSIR's northern and eastern regions, it
will be necessary to increase the inflow of warm i~tlantic waters
Card 1/2

S/169/62/000/012-/073/095
L',adically im-province D228/J307
and, having spairLied tho Beri-~V 3trait, to organize transport of
water A"~'rom the .*Lrctic L-cean into the "'acific.
f--,~bstracter's note.: Completc translation2
Card 2/2

2un,-us l-.,J,.or--:;ns of Caucas*an Trues, Biullo'borif Vil "v's, 'n, r:.0 Slezda
PC Zasbchitr-. v Lenirigrade 15-23 1~cdLbAa 1,32 Godaillo- Y, 1,32, p. U1.
23-9~796
SO - SI.Ul SI 90-:53, 1,-, D,.:ce;:l*o.,-.r 1c53

The Fungus oZ the Caucasian .-,'ore--:t 2rces, Their -'-'concair; ',J-.L)ortarca a-d, the
~.~---ans of Their Cor,b---ol, Trudy Tsentrallmoi-lo 'lai-ici-ino---ssledDvatell-s~:oc,-o Lnstituta
Lesn,o,,~o I.hoz.'-ais' 21 11;314, fjp. 7-1,~2. L54
uva, no.
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yanoe 10iozyalstvo, 1946, ?4, No.1, 60-21 hem. Albstr., 1946, plot 6792)o

'he incrense in octane no. of an octane fraction of Grozny
garollne after isomerization in the presence of clay activated with

metal oxides compares unfavourably with that of pure octane treated Vo o
under similar conditions, being 4 points sesinst 25 points. This
poor ravT-onse Is apparently due to the -Inhibiting effect of naph-
thenos present in the above fraction. Tests on 4 mixtures of ootane
S, with methyl-oyclohexane, ethyloyclopentaneq toluene, and 2,2,3-tri- Ve
methylpentane, respectively, give proof that naphthenes inhibit
isomerivation of noz=1*pmffins in the presence of clay while
aromatic compounds do not and even are be;eficial. A similar effect
of the nar,hthenen is observed also in the treatment of other fractions

I of Grozny gasoline with AlC13 and HCI, as well as with Zikeev clay

Therefore naphthenes must be removed at the start. Another means ;f ISO
Increasing the octane No. of Grozny gasoline is by aromatization of
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ROMASOVA, Z. V.
Lubrication and-Lubricants
Effect of resins and asphalts on oxidation of lubricating oils. Vast. Moak. un.
7 no. 5, 1952.
Mon&hl b= .2.f Rumsian Accesgions, Library of Congress , November 1952, Unclassif

Oj V

&Jdation of hydrocarbons with o=yg-an. Oxidation' of p
Eventova, It. p. ]a t, ul

V. Osipnva.. 'Irc-sir,
mmkov. G"m V. Pl()-.
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S R a
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-'ski Moskiv. Govidarsi, 111tir, 151, RX101)) 3'
.
hrm, at 140 ~ with Pirculation of
0 through the substrate at
,
.0 I,Ihr,; wider thtse conditions 12.4% conversion occurred.
The.reacticni products included: traces of paraffin gases.
COj, yascous aldehyde, AcOli, Clit) COJIA, WSW -
l
h
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cyc
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J, - t COTI, and
'
(0lI)CO(CI4SW%Iji b~ 141
(semicarbatone. tn. 163-41).

Similar omidation of cyclah"anot gave 12,1
% conversion
d
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d
l
h
i
an
e
o
e
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cyc
none and (CHj)4(COmH)ri Cyclo-.
Y
hexanone gave but 8% conversion, yielding (C112N(COj:I)s-
The results of the oxidation cxPt3. are explainable by forma
~
:
tson of hydroperoxidei; at Ote tcrtinry C atom und at the
chle4OH) group, followed by dccomium. of the hydropcr-

:oxidra to the products listed above. The results Indicate., N)
that the tertiarv C Rtoru in the side chain is attacked frat.;
The tunt. of 0 taken ul) by t9opropyleyelohex"t
Vithi
time since the oxidation prueess Is catalyzed by the resultingr
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G. M. Koso
lapofl~-!

P'.

/OxIdation of aromatic hvjk(~g~with oxygen.
v P, Bou V, I[L V. Chtrityatutv ad A.
MOM Al
-it
U
-11TMM'ffO~--+ZTjjL it.
I INIt*Avta1. Miak 1775=.. 7
anti Ph(CIIj)jI'h (11) were v-pused to 0 3 his. ut. 171"1 it vi:
title of 0 I-Air. Attiong Xe produqts ol oxidatiou of I
(total 23%) %Ytre C0j, OzOll, AcOH, and small units. of
Pholl and glutaric acid. Tht i,xislatioal I)rxtlkCt-. Of 11
(total 42.5%) included HtO, CO, COI, nrittral tars, and
traces of PhOll and adiple acid. It most be assuniLd that
..the reaction proceeds via the c1cayage of the interniediatc
u," -dihydropefoxide at the C atoms In sr,cw'-positions to
thePhouclei. TtietaWoxidatinrfptoftctsof(PhCl-[,),ClI
-p.. %vere 7, 111,
at 175", 3 and 6 tars., and at 205", 8 firs., re,
and 2070and of (PhCHCHt 4CIT (111) 34, 68,and 64%, rest).;
the absence of even traevi of PhOll at the lower temp.
indicates the firnmess of thcAxnid; increasing the tensp. or
duration did not change th,.- direction of the reaction: only
a sniall nrut. of PhOli was tormed ofter 6 Isrs., none forintd
after 3 lirs, at 205". Them- were ruore tars its the oxiclation
of Ill. It. Cutoff
MOM
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rnd 11)

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