SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BROM, V. A. - BROMBERG, Y. F.

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V. FA 12AG/T61
UM/Fglneering Sep 48
Refractory Materials
Metallurgical Plants
"Tridymite Dinas From Vein Quartz," V. A. Brom, Cand
Tech Sci, 6 pp -
"Ogneupory" Vo1XIII, No 9
Chokadambulakek vein quartz Is characterized by a
nonuniform microstructure. Dinas made from It has
very hl#itridymite content and is suitable for open-
hearth and electric steel furnaces.
12/49 il

MARGULIS, G.M., kand.meditainBkikh nakc; BR(NANSKAYA, m.j.
Organization of sanitary and epidemiological work mnder new conditions.
Gig. i san. 25 no.4:78-81 Ap 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Iz kafedry organizataii zdravookhraneniya Tashkentskogo meditsinskogo
instituta i lechebno-sanitarnogo ob"yedineniya Ordzhonikidzevokogo
rayona Tashkentskoy oblasti.
(PUBLIC HEALTH)

'Inaly-sis of' tthe frait of the wbnrtlclb~~rry (11
~Aqc i r. j,~ L71 r~~ P-103.
c", i Instv,
13,
So. En,.-:t Zaronean Liq~ -01. "0.9

BROMBERGY Adam
Twenty years of publishing books on technology and engineering.
Przegl techn 85 no.19:1,3 10 My'64.

BROIIBERG, A. A. and N. F. RULENKO.
Pod"emno-transportnye mashiny; atlas konstruktsii. Dop. v kachestve uchcbn.
posobiia dlia mashinostroit. vuzov. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1950. 323 P. of diagrs.
"Soderzhanie . . . soglasovano s . . . uchabnym posobiem 'Pod"emno-
transportnye mashiny' A. 0. Spivakovskogo i N. F. Rudenko. 11 See Entry 22,01.
Hoisting and conveying machines; atlas of designs.
DLC: TJ1350.B76
SO: Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering in the Soviet Union, Library
of Congress, 1953.

BRC-MBERGt A. A.
TechnoloU
Road machines, Moskva, Mashgiz, 1951.
9- -NOnthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December 1.95A. Unclassified.

BOTVINKO, M.Ye., laureat Stalinskoy premli, inzhener; GIRSHY, V.A.,
laureat Stalinskoy promii, inzhener; GCRBATOV, N.A., laureat
Stalin8ko.v premii, inzhener (deceased]; LAPIR, F.A., laureat
Stalinskoy premii, inzhener; MOKMG, A.A.. professor, redaktor;
ARSENIYEV. A.A., kandidat tekflMcWoe"WIIN~ha~k; TOVSTOLMMSKIT. N.I.,
rodaktor; KOVALMIKA. N.F., takhnichookiy redaktor
(Goncrete, asphalt concrete and rock crushing plants in road building;
planned designs and standard equipment] Betonnye, asfal'tobetonnyo i
kamnedrobillmye zavody na dorozhnom strottelletye; proaktnyo resheniia
i tipovoo oborudovania. Pod redo A.A.Bromberga. Hooky&, Ministerstvo
avtomobillnogo transport& I shooseizWkh dorog SSSR. Pt. 1. [Rock
crumbIng, cement, and concrete plants and centern for the --- acture
of concrete plates euA reinforced concrete building units) Kamns-
drobillnys i tsementobetonnye savody teekhi I bazy dlia izgotovlentla
betonnykh plit i zhelasobstonnykh detalet. 1954. 160 p. [Microfilm]
(Concr,'to) (Asphalt concrete) (MLRA 7:10)
(Stone. Crushed)

BROMBERG, Avraam Aleksandrovich, prof.; VOSHCHIUN, Nikolay Petrovich,
kana'tekhn.nauk; PIKOVSKIT, Takov Moiseyevich. kand.teld2n.
nauk; POLOSIN-NIKITIII, Serafim Nikhaylovich. kand.tekhn.nauk;
SHARTS. Ariy Zallmanovich.' inzh.. Prinimal uchastiye: B=M"V,
V.I., kand.tekhn.nauk. ALFEROV. K.V.. prof., doktor tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; XMIROVSKIT, B.I., inzh., retsenzent; IONOV,
P.M., inzh., red.; TIKHA , A,Ya,, tekhn.red.
(Barthmoving machinery; atlas of designs] Hashiny dlia zemlianykh
rabot; atlas konetruktaii. Podred. A.A.Bromberga. Izd.2.. perer.
i dop. Kosk-va. Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinontroit9lit-r7,
1959. 154 p. (MIRA 13:1)
1. MoBkovskiy institut inzhenerov zholeznodorozhnogo transporta
imeni, I.V.Stalina (for Alferov). 2. Vaesovuznyy neuchno-iseledo-
vatellskiy institut stroitellnogo i dorozhnogo mahinostroyeniya
(VNIIStroydormash) (for Nemirovskiy).
(Barthmoving machinery--Design)

BRCIMBERGp Avraam. Aleksandrovichp prof.; BAWVNEVy Vladlen Ivanovich; kand.
TCSHCHINIKI~~, Nikolay Petrovich, kand. tek6. nauk; MOT-
SKIYp Yakor Moiseyericht kand. tekkn. nauk; POLOSO-NIKITIN, Serafim
Mikhayloviohy kand*o tekbn.'nauk; SHARTS, Ariy Zellmanovichq inzh.;
ANMOSOVI A.A.p kand. tekhn. naukt" retsenzent; VASIL'YEV, A.A.9 lnzh,,
retsenzent; VZOV9 P.M. p inzh. v red.; T-IMNOV, A*Ya. p tekbna red, -
[Road machinery; an atlis*of designs] Dorozhnye mashiny; atlas kon-
struktaii. Pod red. A.A.Bromberga. lzdo2,g perer. i dop. Mookvaq Goo.
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1960. 153 p.
(Road machinery) (MM 14:6)

ABRDSIMOV, K.F., kand. tekhn. nauk; 13ROMEEBG-A.A prof.- KATAYEV,
F.P., kand. tekhn. naak; BORODACHEV I.P. kund.,iekhn,-nauk,
WMIRDVSKIY, E.I., inzh.,, red.; SAVELIYEV, Ye.Ya.v
red.izd-va;-UVAROVA,A.F.-,,-tekhn.red.; MODEL', B.I., tekhn.red.
(Machines for road construction; road, construction, hoisting
and convoying machinery, trucks and tractors)Mashiny dlia
stroitellstva dorog; dorozhnye, stroitellnye i pod"emnotran-
sportnye mashiny, avtomobili i traktory. [By]K.F.Abrosimov,
A.A.Upmberg, F.P.Kataev. Pod red. A.A.Bromberga. Moskvaq
Masi6iz, 1962- 510 P. (MIRA 16:3)
(Road machinery)

BRCKMGI A. A prof.
Outlook for developing earthmovers-and-baulage vehicles with an
vactive' working part. Sbor. trud. MISI no.39:261-267 161.
(MDU 16:4) -
1. MoBkovskiy aytonobillno-doroahnyy institut imeni Molotov&.
(Earthmoving machinery)

ALEKSEYEVA, T.V.) kand. tekhn. nauk; ARTUPYEV, K.A.p kand. tekhn.
nauk;.gqpk
.4,-A,,,-.prof.; VGYTSEKHOVSKIY, R.I., inzh.;
ULIYANOV) N.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; Prinimal uchastiye
KONONENKO, M.A., inzh.; FEDOROV, D.I., kand. tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent.
[machines for earthwork; theory and calculation] Mashiry
dlia zemlianykh rabot; teoriia i raschet. [By] T.V.
Alekseeva I dr. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Moskva, Izd-vo
"Mashinostroenie," 1964. /+67 p. (MIRA 17:5)

BAPJ%T, I.Ye., kand. tekhn. naukj FLAVINSKIY, V.I., kand. tekhn.
nauk; Frinimal uchastiye MEKLER, A.G.p kand, tekhri.
nauk; IROMBERG, A.A., prof., retsenzont
[Cable cranes] Kabeltnye krany. 1,'IoBkva, Mashinostroenie,
1964. 340 P. (MIRA 18:1)

SEVROV, K.P.) kand. tekhn. nauk; LOZOVOY, P.A., kand. tekJ2n.
nauk; KABkUIN, V.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; F%911' M.I.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; PORIJOVSKly, A.A., inzh.; EROMBERG
A.N., doktor tekhn. nauk prof., retsenzent *'~
[Road construction machinery) Dorozhnostroitellnye me-
shiny. Moskva, Mashincstroenie, 1965. 384 p.
(MIRA 19:1)

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is tom. IlmimmeW. D deParoodfad - D .1 the 2011
of the dye WAls. dicissmad an diln. The
gcoaller thsn p of the lilt. its de Ion roval
=01."W silo was pg--bly due 10 a 1. - in thi.
The deviation was gfefitef b"calaw 1 mots' &m
rate 11111, the set
wo that the dinlers Alma C*n Pe"
IRV".

I ~ -
oil Q t- flk-6~,
So- problem of the Atirchignigint of Colot derew"
I"Ollt- A- V_ fironsherg and Vu. B. VilerASU
its,4144. Xkivi: (I. Applied Chem.) 22. 12"(* Zhu?.
Wor Is
holm-Phy deve)OPnictst .ist, in 2 MAIMS
Axllr Rrd- Ag + Or. Ahrrc Red 11mignates Ill, d,.
'`1-1-- Ox its -xidAtion prckluri, and Ox +,K ~ p.
%here K is the coupler, F the Oxilli" V-1-red dye. Tw.
told'Ahl lbirfAlletnii of flit! houlogenrily Sir Itclernernelty of
It
the 2n,f step, tilt of flit, filip go ()x in tilp eff,111%insig, W"
attacked fly tipti. in aq. wilts. and in Viatigil irtelislej",
in the III Mies, an 4q. Anjapension of AsBr is" mized
.411, ., Pyralolonc deriv, isith ~& It'lig hVAJT1wWb"" si'lc
_ K, and Cullate ;1,
Hrd, Ilse Purple coltw of F atilwattil ittlan"lLstely cm Arlik-
so# Wirt; only Axlir and Red utte Iiii-d In-f-0141111-
arr,l lite docanted liquid, suNise-"I to contain Ox. subse-
c ently nuxt'l with K, no color alliscarest, rxCCPt a faint
jtgi,lg .1 the urfAre its tontart with air, but even that
""Imul %)his Ilse "Ining -A,daneina Nattitcaspht-ft.
1h- %14111111 in,ige-,gir that the -Ind step can tAkc
Alat'-Visilly An tile Iffe-n_ 4 At, Its patt"mand hence thAst
t 1.0 tothrsaarfa~nf the
nls,, 111111b, it Ise aiisula"I that Ox is fill Unstable
hroulb KvmdarY
01,1411 -J$1114 lIsA)f NON I
ofiftl diffif-iiij flos(f filt"I Oigi OtIT&CV, 114'
poilit of view was confusued by a .111d 94 A it 4of t %1-1%. A 1"t'll
Ali the u%ual gdAlin rintilsion, The ficavy ~idr thAill 'it'
K rclulerb the substante lWactically AsolidifluoWt if) 1111-
Ain. With an ClutiWon of cvurw Aglit pain- its a V;
amm
the time of dryt-loingSt.111 1. to :& limil A" and. %lilt lite
crow-section S of the A9Ilr Mills,, to 4 Iln)JI 6J~ 1-be
time linxit &, increases with inclea.ing ~~; Init lk~Ao,int % pr.ir-
Ikully insh-pendrot of.S al.,vv S > 7,,-.`ti s.'.
IsInj orhb) drins. gives jisr A, (after 2 hA-f--),1lxYUt 11)
triwdeall rignil, fiArA - lJJ1I;rl!P) Sil, A
I
U tile kinelit-4 1,1411, ."ful-vishild "114 ##Jiir 4. -
Imriaorl I
VVIoliestent was ohtanlc,l.~ ~n etpl. lit Whi'll.1
relatin layer mith X %;'t lopikil liv it w-l,. )Ay&-r Aclir
rinubion, wo vw wiath ..!
tile colarccl Mile. rnnl~urrd at Variints 4tage, of tile d-
vrlopment unticr the IniTlsANSjx- tilt crus~-Iiosl~ 44 Ow
double layer, because mist. aftet about :0) tain.. awl vi,
did the optical d. of file color. In contra,t thtirto, th,
Wicill it, of the black-and.%%hitr irmixt, ~Az) contintod
fainctraw regularly VIM lite length of devOulmnent. [it
other words. Inirm3tion of Fand spirading of its Son-
a-my frorn the AxBr xroin lxundari~-v voin, As, bill al .,
%late when Ox it, ~Iill follised in lite ul'I.r liver. C"I'm
development thus 6 a
taking place in . thin layer wry-ruissling if,-- Aglir gt4in
boundaries, Assring to the inlability 4 (s.- *,- llswi

-4
t-)4
1073 778,6
1 Alclal t)jffwhm of D)n Im lbi, TrAWJCI Of Ow IMMKO In the I 1)6w).Pt hildhod
of coum rwocirsOy. K. V. 0immov mid A. V, -I'liolhOllitcl- Ajor, PrAliml.
Ahills.. 4J. 194Y. 22. 261 _27 1. ~ . l1w Ulaal ji1nmon of dyc%
during the h)drolyjv Irall%ition of colouled im.1ge% h.1% -o %ludicd mith
lelaflon it) the lirc%enci: of inlerjamil, ;Iqtwt)ij% lilloillle lvl%%cen g0atinow.
1(; colillict ljow with dry t4mik fibill. to liow %it' 11.411silion, and it, the
proFterlics of the stiLcific dycs. 011.1n. Abs.

lu -,%
I%**" at 01yes Is Iwo" ". It. Rawl of solp.
beli'm to nis at MOW is vb. A. V-11rueebers
am 0. IL MAIM . K01109. ZAW. 11.
/.-I% difeeks In pi is woww Than In
d, CA 0, 0
IW no silly beivivas of math. ablimdo but alm bwaute
It* IMOIS NIC6, WAY he fW & 111100 bY MdWWP-
lWn tul OW "Arlite millm" of OW gri. '11w 1411ef rf I
shnum to greater the mutter the f1l"Ig . c"Iful. Not 11W
allimplim vwn;j. twowd and ii. F'.1. it. its). 1-0) 04
The I= of DiNd Mb (1) Vhtwift (a)
aw
GuffINIM 00011. a in 7% n mob. bed
amt. was sel(K + c); a is the use. sonerbod mt. am] c
Is Comm of I (UP to 4 WRIJIMMI.A.). WIMMIN Pit bKTft*d
fivess6s.6 , hem OAD 1* 0.114 "UMW / K
a I x 10-0 to 14.1 x lo- &w B; ~1111.11101`
26 Irs.) incremsed km 3 X 10-0 to AJ X 10-4m. /me.
7?n M law was, so nK* %W bat do deviatiens
v,w~qsjataw~tpuv&hm; &AD.WuNtibeff.-
ket of pit an 0 "a vot dhn to ch"ge in ty
i.e. ad I The ~ of a love Lrd. ~b,.WdrdVn4
to 7% 6. WWO the Ippot cow". bw"aml
0 Z. 04%. 0 fafter 24 hm.) 44 uMbYbm MO (111)
=
denvasec! Orso Aid X 10'6 to 3 X 10-t The deviGtbw
trM Fick*s I&W was twp. In 11ko, Ippon a dWM I-- a
ppt.

4"0'
j' tLd. lilv-
Nm
n,;kt",Iv Ak.
74. Aug. 11. 101.11 827 -K'ui.
(,( %,,I% 111 %'.0. and AgNo-
tilli'llAt'll Allit

Elecitson-insuclecoPIC lAvOstigstiOn Of MUP'W Coligulat'-
of byllisplIA1, Ws A V. Iti,Lmix't . V. M. Lul"vAn-
~_ZtR Ervich avid K V.
mich V V, NVIIII'mLi "t. (At 114
Chjij~jo,:. I)Pkmdy ~11~d. N..k S.S*S R,* 70. 291 2
(1145j)-when tics. of %.A), Orr ith
I..itively chAticni hYdro,"s (A All (poot. by A4,111 1-1 Til-
l Ni), 1.) ifialyrril Fv(011).. or Afil (lic". by exmi., of Ag-
1"4p, I 11,~tidv, of the imn. sol arc. ~rcll to w1herv to file
111muls or r(xI% of Ifistrilmjj~j of the PCK. Imnk-les
ilang the IfinwIs I% ilujitsin, %hich indicuirs unibirtnity if
I lie licit. charge f'vjj Ow %urfarr (If the Vi(I'thrra,1%
\. I latill

7n
of the gnsickmallaw of
the Ormas&W dw paid" is jimsdiags, pissami" solo, A,
V, Aw V. A. tujL.y&"vjrh. V %,.
1.Ttadwkkrvkk. and K. V. Chmuj~v.
.V4&& S.S.S.R. 0. 615-1700501-The K "0 th tit the COI,
) h"t-ololo.,
obtained by Prilti"Hun a .01 with the VA
jib cfy,"tes cif As. obtained by add-
0.01 JV Ag\O, to N) mi, Of th" for"O'ns Va. and
Njilici. (w) out obtained
r,duetion with 2 drops of 12i 1w) lid. CA 1. and (IV) am'
by addins I mi. ().It6 N AgNO. to 0.1 N KNOs-
.btajoed by whing 23 Mi. of 11 with I ml. h to
7 daM the rods in I and U hid grmm In Iengl
After Mae degree- after 15 d the rods W be,
app"d. t
comkqgrtb=. Sy1srIbcmAJ70;0ftb*klWbMed
rods still Carried only am As crylitatfitc, whkb Wirsited
that they "d gro" by 01111 '. 1'.'" the antrousliding true
1. th, ftb wil about hill of thP
"n. of VAX. Where" their rM, In the sard Pit
1, erystallite at
Fods ceirried the A
the A, crwst&Wte a ~ -Iv lamted near the mkidle o( the-
rod. In M mind IV, the growth in lenffqh is very rilmh faster
than in I &W U. -WI the mur,,d thrracts carry not - bill
several As cf"allit- Thi% i'lUlk-AtOll thAt In the prrwntr
row pr"I'alliluntiv th"wigh
of clectfolvites. the r-Is V Thins
end-to-enit ~41mition.

Chemical Abet.
VOL 48 No. 9
'May 10, 1954
General and Phyaical
Chemistry
lectronwirilcr6icb-pfi' -stu-cryv ' 'of con"iftilado-n-76T jidig
~r
nXidesols with electrolytes
16f
fiberv
LW
.
.
,
,
11, 1'. V
)';a OV . ld,".~. usuevRf, 7an(
v, D
oklady at,
Tf C.A. 47, 0717i. I ght-mantits-old ~16; so A
(2-3 g.11.) were coagulated with KCI (final concti. OAN)
and shaken vigorously in a large vol. of -water. From the
r"Illtant swspunsiott prepus. were inade for clectron-trii6ro.
sro~icob;ttvntions. Tliteelibt-4orrul)iisurtgivcti. Manual
shaking results in partial peptization, and th~ threads of
VtO, coalesce into braids. More vigorous mech. or ultra-;

r(
sonic agitation oduces complete peptization, and the
In
braids break tip
to fine thrraliq with only partial coales-
conce. Under cri-tain conditions, especially with high elec.
trolyte concos" surprising remilts are Obtailled-the braids

neces%ary to initiate "droplet" fortnatio" depends oil the
in the order of inctming cffvcfivenrss- l,i*. Na*.
K *. Cs 4-; or Li +, Ca + 4. Cc "' '. Tentative a%suniptious
are inade to explain "droplet" formation. 1.

BRONWERG, A.V.
"Electron-Microscopic Investigation of Some Colloidal Objects Using the Development
Method," A.V. Bromber, V.M. Luk'yanovich, V.V. Nemtso,.-*a,. L.V. Radushhevich, ard
K.V. Chmutov
Ndi, v01. 87, no.1, PP- 31-84, 1 Nov 1952
Zinc hydroxide sols were studied under the electron microscope using a method of
developing the surface of the particles with reduced silver or gold. Shading with
Cr was used. The methdd was also tried on the tobacco-mosaic-disease v-itus and V~)'
Presented by Acad M.M. Dubinin 2 Sep 52.
252T13

BROMBERG LUKY"OVICH, V.H.; Nu'HTSOVA, V.V.; IL-OXTS',UCEVIGH, L.V.;
------c.IDMOV, K.V.
Electron-microscopic study of vanadium pentoxide sols. Zhur. Fiz. Khim.
27. 379-88 '53. (MMA 6:5)
(CA 47 no.19:9717 153)

The Committee on Stalin Prizes (Of the Council of Ministers LGSR) in the flelds of
acience and inventions an unces that the following scientific vorks, popular scien-
tific books, and textbooks have been submitted for competition for Stalin Prizes for
the years 1952 and 1953. (BoyetakVa Kultura, Moscow, No. 22-40, 20 Feb - 3 Apr 1954)
Name Title of Work rtominatedpi
CIt.-,utov, K.V. "Investigation by Electron- Institute of Physical
B romborty A.V. microscone of the Fine Acadenly of 30icnces U33:)H
Nemtsov., V.V Structure -and Pro-)erties
Lul-.Iyarno-Ach, V.3,1. of Colloids"
Radushkevich, L.V.
so: w-3o6o4. 7 JulY 1954

in-1-P-3-0-04772
:ACCEssim 03/600/608/60214/0026
MHORSt Orinevich, K, P*; Nesoonovap Go Doi Sokol, V._A. Tabunchenko, V. N,
ro erg,
q
1 TIT Lr-: ol or osiloxane emulsions.
iZo_io'.rgano~siloxane
s.iCbesj'
SOURCE: Plasticheskiye mas .no. 61 19639 24-26
,i3,e mash
TOPIC TAGSs F-9 emulsionp polyorganosiloxane emulsion, phenylethoxysilane,
casein, agar-agar
i AMRAML t The dispersion charaoteristics of F-9 emulsions (resin obtained by
hydrolysis of mixtures of phenylethoxysilane-sT-w-ere studied with an electron
microscope. Distribution curves of aqueous F"9 etmlsions stabilized with casein,
agar-agar, sulranol, and Poll-Winyl alcoholl(VA) were drawn. FVA (W toluene
solution of F-9, aqueous FVA). gives almost a morodispersion -with 6C5~ of the drops
being less than 0.5 micron, and all of them lesp than I micron. Each application-
waterpr'obfingy adhesionp or material strengthening - requires special treatment
for maintaining emulsion stabilitye~ With cascin, resistance tomparation from
'A" the-mal treatment
fabric is increased if Ca,- Ba or NH salts are used with PV
4
is suitable for binding fabrics. Orige art- has: 7 figures, 2 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: none
StWITTED; 00 DATE ACQ: 28Aug63 ENCL- 00
SU13 ~CODE: MA NO F07 SOV: 000 OTTERg OOj
0 did 1/1

JD -7-1
ACCESSION NR! AP3004568 S/0032/63/029/008/0956/0959
AUMORS: Sokol, V. A.; Bro~iberg~
A`. V,Usentkina, A.-: G Rif, Ye
TITIE: Application of electron microsco Jti solving problems of chemical
technology
SOURCE; Zavodskaya lvboratoriya,%v..,29, i)o.-8, 1963,~956-959
TOPIC TAGS: electron microsiopy,, cb~mical technoloi,,y, precipitation, dispersion,
precipitate structure, Al (OR)'-: ac , Go solution
3; 11~.(OH)211 B. 03 F2
ABSTRACT; Electron microscopy of,pricipitates of Al(OH)3, Mg(OH)2, BaCO-A, and
made it possible to establiA a'-',relatio*n'ship between the structure of sedi-
CaF2
ments and the conditions under Vnich 'they were obtained. Microphotographs at
7500 magnification were taken of dried dilute suspensions of specimens pn a film. I
Aluminum hydroxide i ually-produced from aluminate solution by treatment
pAs an
with ammonium car MAY or carbon dioxide, Rapid decomposition by aur-n-onium
carbonate of a 10% alftinate solution at 20C develops a voluminous precipitate
which settles and drains very slowly on filters and which is difficult to separatel-

L 3.56?&63-
ACCESSION VR-.' AP3004568
f rom admixtures. On the other.hand durin&a:81ow 3kho'ur decomposition of
aluminate solution, there forms a compact sediment of fairly large hexagonal
nrisms or concretions.
Hydrated alumina.io.obtained with almost no admixture of
1,~-aluminum hydroxide modifications., As to magnesium hydroxide, it is obtained in
a, highly dispersed state by alkali precipitation from 6-7% solutions of magnesium
salts$ but its handling ise.xtremoly difficult., Theaddition of a solution of
sodium carbonate to that of barium chloride results in a finely dispersed precipi-~
barium carbonate whi h,is also difficu
tate of c 1t to process technically. However,
~large concretions of prismatic,crystals are formed when-2-normal solutions of
1-bo,th issuing-matorials are poured together aimultaneonIv.-lit is essenci~ that
.the pH be kept within a 8.8--9.2 range. On mixing alka i'&qtal fluorideszwtth
solutions of calcium salts, there usually occurs the formation of an exiEremely
f
ine, practically nonsettling suspension of 'Calcium fluoride, A satisfactory
compact precipitate composed of regularly shaped microcrystals is formed. by simul.
4aneous addition of 3-6-normal solutions of ammonium fluoride and calcium nitrate.1
This precipitate settles rapidly and is easy to filter and wash. The sedimenta-
calcium chloride crystals can be further enhanced by the addition of
poliyacrylamide. Thus, the use of electron-microscope control of the process of i
ard .~13
~-c

ACCESSION N`R: AT4011391 S/2531/63/000/14510030/0035
AUTHORS: Yartsevao' N. N.; Bromberg, A. V-; By*chkov, N. V.
TITLE: An indirect method-for estimating the ico-forming aitivity of reagents
SOURCE: Leningrad.- Glavn. geofiz. observatoriya. Trudy*. no. 145, 1963.
Voprosy* fiziki oblakov i aktivny*kh vosdaystviy, 30-35
TOPIC TAGS: Lee forming activity, ice forming reagent, silver iodide, sodium
iodide, silver iodide solution,. ice forming agent, meteorology, atmosphere ice
ABSTRACT: The article describes a method for estimating the ice-forming activity
of reagents, based on the interaction of the substance tested vitb a supersaturated
A&I- solution in a mixture of acetone and diglycol. The authors point out that ihe
quest for effective substances to act upon supercooled clouds and fogs inievitab;y
involves the use of complex laboratory equipment for testing each new sample for
its ice-forming activity. For this reason, a more convenient, albeit indirect
. The authors point out that such a method has been ~ropos'
m*ethod is desirablp ad
by R. Montmory (BU-11'. Obsarv. Puydo-Dow, N. 1; 9,-1955), using a ikaturated solu
tion'of silver iodide in a mixture of sodium iodide, acetone and trigycol; it dro;
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ACCESSION NR: AT4011391

of this solution to placed on a'~slide and conti6inited with particles'of the sub-

~tance under studs. Soo] one omas
i, isa a resalt of.acet" dvaporation, the'~olution bee
s
!
S.Upersaturated witA silver iodide. "If the pari~clis introduced fr~6 without are
r'hich may be obs~ived without

active then c ailizat around tber6,
ryst ion develops
4ifficulty at smaii microscopic magnification factors. The authors claim, however,
'I remarks concerping foreign
that Montmory li4ts himself only to certain g~6&ra
,
:
-for this reaion ~is method dannot be considered,~' as yet, fully
t
particles and ha
*
,
reliable for selecting active iq~e-forming agents. 'he purpose, thar
efore,of the
present article is to determine the possibilities of this method. The authors
describe how the stlver iodide solution was prepared, with special attention to the
problem of separating from the solution the solid silver iodide particles, for
otherwise they thp;iselvea may becon4crystallizatior, centers during the experiment
and thus distort tl~e picture of phe:behaviour of the paiticles introduced from
without. After a study of the crystallization.procesa on the silver-iodido parti-

cles, the authors tested nine substances (AgI, BiI3., CUS, PbI2, Cul, CuBr, NH4F,, t
I-
bentonite, SiO2), .,a# foreign bodies, while at t~^ same time the icalforming acti- t
vity.of these a" preparations w" detarminad'under lab conditions by introducing

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#,

ACCESSION NR; AT4011391
them into a supercooled fog. T:he results of these tests are -discussed. In conrclu-
sion, the authors discovered that substances which damonstrAte a high degree of ice-
forming activity in a supercooled fog may be totally inactiye as centers of crystal-
lization for silver-iodide and that, therefore, the above-described method-is not
wholly reliable in the selection of new substances as ice-forming active agents.
The method may, however', be used in laboratory practice as a supplement to direct
has: I table a;Ld 4 f igures.
observations in a supercooled-fog. Orig. art.
ASSOCIATION: Glavnaya geofftichaskiya oboarvatoriya, Loningrad (Main Geophysical
Observatory)
SUBEITTED: .00 DATE AM: 247ob64 i' ENCL: 00
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1070
-1.5 ETA
ACCESSION NR'. AT4045156 S/2531/64/ooo/i56/0003/0014
AUTHOR: Bromberg, A. V.;,
g-
T17LE: Determination of the threshold temperature and
kinetics of ice form tion
on active substances
SOURCE: Leninarad. Glavnaya geofizicheskaya observatoriya. TrudT.',, no. J56,
1964. Voprosv-,'t fiziki oblakov I akti,,,ny*kh vozdeystviy (Problems of the physics
of clouds and active particles), 3-14
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, cloud physics, Ice crystal, ice formation, cloud seedLE!q,
heterogeneous nucle-at;on
-A e~, - tonven I ent o-- -to ry m- -has-been-
n I ent n ~.rather--obiectW6: ab -r
fit -a et od
d em e I ---for-determination o -fi
---f-the t reshold temperature of ice formation on nu-
clei. it is called the "refrigerating shaft". In this method a supe-cooled fog
with a stable vertical temperature oradient is created in a small cylindrical
shaft by means of external cooling. The temperature ranges fron OC at the en-
trance to -)4 or -18C deep in e shaft, which contains a fine Kapron fiber whose
surface is covered uniformly with microscopic particles of the substance to be
investigated. if the iatter is active the fiber Is covered ca.-ilpletely with small
ice gystals to the level at which the threshold temperature is reached. in a
'N'

L 10707-6.5
R: AT4045156
ACCESSION N
single experiment, which requires on)y a short time, It Is possible to determine
the desired characteristics of the substance. in this method there is no settling
of nuclei to the bottoii of the shaft, no contamination influences the determina-
tion of the threshold temperature and It is easy to estimate the period of Ice
formation and observe the character of the forning crystals of Ice, hoarfrost or
ice crust, etc. The simplest variant of the apparatus (Fig. I of the Enclosure)
consists of two coixial cylinders. Tlm Inner glass cylinder is 150 "t, in height
and 45 mm in diameter; it serves as a working shaft for the tests. In the ring-
shaped space between the cylinders Is a cooling mixture. At the bottom of the
shaft there is an electric heating coil covered by a layer of water for generating
vapor. A movable thermocouple (5,11 i.s then introduced into the shaft for measure-
ment of the vertical distribution of fog temperature. The treated Kapron fiber
(about 18 microns In diameter) Is suspended along the axis of the shaft; it Is
maintained taut by a copper ring attached to the end. At the same time, two con-
trol fibers are Introduced into the 3haft - one untreated and the other treated
with silver iodide. observations are m;de through the upper opening of the
shaft using a magnifying lens, The results of tests of a number of substances
(A91, Pbl B113, Cul, CuBr, CuS, US, BeO and SiG2 are tabuiated. 7he zrtlcle
also desc1r;bes a microscale attachment which makes it pos- ible to determt ine the
kinetics of ice for-nation. Orig. art. has: 2 form las, 8 figure5 and 2 tables.
t;-r-a- 2/4

1 1 SUBAITTED: 00 ENCL: 01 SUB CODE; ES
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t IC 2
2~X
IM L( 2
Diagram of, apparatus for determining the thTeshold temperature of ice
formation (refrigerating shaft with vertical temperature gradient ), I - shaft;
2 vapor generator; 3 - thermocouple; 4 - cooling mixture; 5 - myable themo-
couple; 6 - treated Kapron fiber.

: Uh/0413/66/0001001/0024/0024
INVENTOR: Sokol, V. A.; Bromberg, A. V.; Rif, Ye. A.
ORG: none A
C~
TITLE: Preparative method for reactive zirconium dioxide. Class 12, No. 177417
[announced by 11-Union Sclentift; Resen-r-cE -Institut-e--o-f-Chemical Reagents and 11igj!__
Purity Chemical Substances (Vsesoyutnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut kiliniche-
6vl" reaktivov i osobo chistykh khimicheskikh veshchestv)
SOURCE: liobietifilya',*promys -hlenny-ye -- obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 1, 1966, 24
TOPIC TAGS: zirconium compound, zirconium dioxide
ABSTRA,q: An Author Certi icate has been issued for a preparative method for a re-
activ6'ar
c up dioxid ..~..,The method involves the decomposition of potassium
fluorozii~oZOe-siol7u-t~,ons with a sodium hydroxide solution and heating. To simplify
the process and to produce a zirconium dioxide having a fibrillar structure, the po-
tassium fluorozirconate solutions are pre-treated with an ammonium hydroxide solution
k ISM]
SUB CODE: 07, 1l/ SUBM DATE: 29jan64/ ATD PRESS:
66_1'.'8'8'3'. 1
Ca

ACC NR-. SOURCE CODE: UR/0080/66/039/011 2
AV2110:1: Sokol, V. A-; Rif) Ya- I.; Bro-mbergj..A.~.V.
0R3. VNII of Chomical Roagants and High-Purity Chomicals (VXII khimichoskikh roakti-
vov i osobo chistykh khimichoskikh yoshchestv)
Uso of olectiron microscopy in solving certain problems of chemical technology
(zirconium dioxide)
SOURRCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 39, no. 11, 1966, 2446-2451
TOPIC TAGS: zirconiirn compound, chemical precipitation, hydroxide, electron micro-
scopy, titanium dioxide
ABSTRACT: 7he electron microscope was used to study tho structure of precipitates
obtained at 80-900 under various conditions of decomposition of aqueous K2Zr,4'6 solu-
tions with ammonia and sodium hydroxide. The following factors were varied during
-oeriT
the ex. mants; concentration of K2ZrF6 solutions (10-100 g/1), molar ratio of base
to co"lex (from I to 24), and order and duration of mixing of the reagents (from I
to.6 hours). DeDending upon the reaction conditions, finely crystalline or fibrous
crystalline prociloitates of basic zirconium fluoride are formed. The latter are pro-
duced by adding.ammonia or NaOH to hot solutions containing about 100 9 K2ZrF6 per
liter. Additional alkaline treatment of'the fibrous crystalline precipitate of basic
zirconium fluoride converts the latter into roontgenoamorphous zirconium'hydroxide
Cord 1/2 UDC: 537.533.33-661+346.31-31

ACC NR; AP7000015
with a fibrous structure. The fibrous zirconium hydroxide can be filtered readily,
is easily separated from alkali fluoride impurities, and changes into microfibrous
zirconium dioxide when sintered. Treatment of titanyl, sulfate with ammonia produced
fibrous preparations of titanic acid and titanium dioxide. Orig. art. has: 5 figures
and 3 tables.
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gm-
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BROMBERG,
Some peculiarities in the clinical aspects of meningitis in
apidemic purotitis. Zdravookhranenie 2 no-3-44-47 MY-Je
059- (HIRA 12:10)
1 Iz roopublikanskoy poikhonevrologicheskoy bollnitsy Holdavskoy
S;R (glavivy vrach B.A.Morozov).
(HUMPS) (NOINGITIS)

BRO
Zxperience of designers with lowering the weight of rachines and
reducing metal consumption. Standart12Rtsiia no.4:33-37 Jl-Ag'54.
MBA 8 2 2)
1. Vedushchiy konstruktor Odeaskogo zavoda radiallnykh stankov.
(Hachinery industry)

Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pubs 103 - 4/25
Author : Bromberg, Bs, M.
Title : The 2A53 radial drilling machine
Periodical : Stan. i instr., 8, 10-32, Ag 1956
AID P - 5349
Abstract : Technical data and a description of the operation are given of the
2A53 radial-grinding machine, which can make holes up to 35mm in
diameter in medium-hard steel. Two drawings and 1 photos
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

X
Y ; 11, 1-- --- i~. , / I" , ~,,, I
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BROMMG, B.M.
. .
New machine tools mamifactured at the Odessa Radial Drilling
Machine Plant. StanA instr. 28 no.11:37-39 N '57. (MIRA 10:12)
(Odessa-Drilling and boring machinery)

BROMBERG, Boris ~Soiseyevich; KOLBASNIKOV, N.A., nauchnyy red.: KONT-BEVAYA,
tekhn.red.
[146dern radial drilling machines] Sovremennye radialino-everlilln3re
stanki. Hoskva, Vses. uchabno-pedagog. izd-vo Trudrozervizdat. 1958-
97 P. (MIRA 12:1)
(Drilling and boring machinery)

BROMBERG, B.M.; DASHEVSKIY, T.B.; LAVIDON, E.A.; LWAKIN, V.K.;
-MIXMEV, Yu.Ye., inzh., retsenzent; KLINIIII, P.A., inzh.,
red.
(Diamond boring machines; their design and adjustment]
Almazno-rastochnye stanki; konstruktsii i naladki. Mo-
skva, Mashinostroeniep 1965. 243 p. (MIRA 18;8)

BRN114BUG, B.Z.; Ul~.~)V, Ya.B.; Yu.-r.
PGS' sectional gai3 stove. C-a--. prom. 8 no.?,-22--2.9 163
(MI Fi A 17 ~-.7 )

BRCKBERGs'jK D.
25810
Rabota Podchelyustnoy Shyunnoy Zhelezy I Eye Ritm. Vracheb.
Dalo, 1948s No* 6., sTB. 5W-14.
SO: LETOPIS NO. 30, 1948

BROMBERG. F~90_ - '__ - ____ ___
D.; DDWJMHTM, X.M., DrofeBsor, direktor; D01GEA, Z.B.; LJ1Q1_v
P.V.. direktor.
Zffect of chronic Irritation of parathyroid glands on teeth and jaws. Sto-
matologlia no.4:3-6 Jl-Ag 153. OMRA 6:9)
1. Institut eksperimientalluoy andokrinologit (for Dinershteyn). 2. Medi-
tsinskiy stomatologicheakly Institut (Zharikov) (for Vlasenko).
(Parathyroid glands-Diseases) (Teeth) (Jaws)

BROKURG, E.D.
W, 4- a
Characteristic features of aseptic inflammation in various conclitione
of the nervous system. Fisiol.shur. [Uler.] I no.2:117-125 Mr-Ap 055.
1. Karkivalkiy medichdy stozatologichaly inatitut. Kafedra gisto-
logii.
(IEFIAXPATION) (NERVOUS SYSTEM)

BROMBIOG, N.D.,professor (Khar Ikov)
L.- I -
Morphological changes in the periodontium in neurodystrophic
processes. Probl. stom. 3:189-197 '56 (KL2A 10:5)
(F=IODDVZIA)

BROMBXRQ, 304,-Rrof. Marikov)
Condition of the nerve* of the periodantium in neurodystrophic
processes following injur7 to the trIgeutual nerve. Probl.stom.
4:29-38 158. (mm 13:6)
(TRIUMIUL IMNII-WOUNDS AIM INJURIBS)
(WHS-UMTATIOS)

BRONB31RG, BaDes prof. (1harl1mv)
Condition of the gasserian gwlion in neurodystrophic processes
following injury to the trigeminal nerve. Probl,stom, 4:39-46
158. (MMA UtO
(GASSMIAN GANGLIOT)

BROMBERG B.D.-t SHENBERG, M.G.
Courso of neurodystrophic )rocesses as dependent an the reactivity
of the organism. Probl. stom. 5:5-14 160. (MIRA 15:2)
1. K48xlkovskiy meditsinski tomgtologicheskiy institut. -
(IRIGEMINALAEM) URVOUS SYSTUL-DEGENERATION AND REGENERATION)

BROMBERG, E.D.
Pats, for the study of the periodontal nerves. Frobl. stom. 5:15-21
160. (ball .15:2)
1. Khartkovskiy moditoinakoy atomatolo iohoskiy institut.
(GUMS-INNERVAT10N5

BRD)MM, N.D.
Phagocytic properties of macrophages in various states of the
nervous system. Yiziol.zhur. 6 no-1:5846 Ja-F 160.
WRk 13:5)
.1. Kharlkovski7 meditsinskiy stomatologichaskiy institut, kafedra
giotologii.
(PRAGOOTTOSIS)' O[Maus SYSTSM)

BIOMBERG., E.D. (Kharlkov)
Course of neurodystrophic processes in the paradentium with
varying reactivity of the organism. Probl.stom. 613-10 162.
(MIRA 1623)
(GUMS-DISMES) (TRIGMBAL VERVE-DISWES)

BRCI,IBI.-;RC, ,E.D.; SERDYUKOVA, O.A.
Pathogenesis of the process of neurodystrophy; experimental model
of paradentosis. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 55 no.3.-117-121 Mr 163.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Iz kafedry gistologii (zav. - prof. E.D. Bromberg) i kafedry
patologicheskoy fiziologii (zav. - dotsent O.A. Serdyukuva) aarl-
kovskogo meditsinskogo stomatologicheskogo instituta. Submitted
May 3, 1962.

BROMBERG. G.
Pro,41ems o;r improvimg financial planning in housing constructicin.
Fin.WSR 23 N 162. (MMA 15t12)
Mnstraction induatrY-Fimance)

2,'-~lu' 1 1. S. 1'--ropriyattdya po lo:"'(-j-.iu 1:oljchoznoE;o 1--roll-kc,,odstuVa.
I' 5~ -
Karalailavolstvo i :worovol~;tvo, 1049, .';, 1"). --,-
SO: Letuopis, 1710. 32, 1949.

1. BROMBERG, I. S.
2. USSR (600)
4. Fur Farming
7. Further development of fur production on collective farms. Kar. i zver. 5
no. 5, 1952
9. Monthly List of RussiaH Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.

BALASHTIK, Taroslav [Balastik, Jaroslav]; IROKBMG, I.S., kand.sellsko-
khoz.nauk [translator]; BLINOT, L.P., kand.sellakokhoz.nauk,
red.; BATARIZATA, L.S.. red.; ZUBRILIRA, Z.F., tekhn.red.
(Preservation of fruits, TOgOtables. and meat at home] Konservi-
rovanie plodov ovoshohei i miana v domashnikh usloviiakh. Moskva,
Gos.izd-vo sollkhos.lit-ry, 1959. 284 p. (MIRA 13:5)
(Pood-Preservation)

MURASHOV, S.I., prof.-; BROMBERG L.M., kand.istor.nauk, dotsent; PRUNER,
_ -
S.L., kand.tekhn.nauk, do-teent
Along the Leninist path in the plan of the State Commission for
the Electrification of Russia down to the overall electrification
of the country. Trudy MCI no.330-40 160. (MIRA 15-3)
(Electrification)

SOV/70-4-4-21/34
AbTHORS: Rays, G.B. and Bromberg, M.1.
TITLE: Thermal Etching in Vacuo of Twinned Single Crystals of
Zinc
PERIODICAL: Kristallografiya, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 4, pp 594-596 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Twinned zinc crystals were heated to 400 0C for 25 min
under a vacuum of 10-4 mm.Hg . After cooling, :the surface
was examined Interfarometrically. Etch figures due to
selective evaporation were observed. The surface was
covered with etch figures, the form and orientation of
which were connected with the symmetry of the given
crystal. The method could be applied to metals, Be and
V alloys for example, where there are no suitable chemical
etches. For twinned crystals of Zn preferential etching
takes place in twinned regions of the crystal and begins
on the twin boundaries iLud near to them. On heating
crystals of Zn In vacuo the formation of etch figures
proceeds preferentially on different surface defects, or
the steps of cracks and scratches. The experiments show
that the formation of etch figures on heating mechanically
Cardl/2
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INN. EPV-';~ -N

SOV/70-4-4-21/34
Thermal Etching in Vacuo of Twinned Single Crystals of Zinc
twinned single crystals of Zn in vacuo proceeds primarily
at active parts of the surface and that, together with
other surfacLe defects, places with increased energy are,
in particular, the boundaries between undeformed and
twinned parts of the crystal. There are 4 figures and
9 references, 8 of which are Soviet and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Kharlkovskiy instltut makhanizatall sell-skogo
khozyaystVa (Kharlkov Institute for the Mechanisation of
Agriculture)
SUBMITTED: June 18, 1958
Card2/2

RAYS, G.B.; BROI-MERG, M.I.
Investigating the etching of twinned ionic and metallic single
crystals. Iz.v. vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. no.2.13C-'134 160.
(MRA 15:5)
1. Khar1kovskiy institut mckhanizatsii sellskogo khozya7stva.
(Meta-llograph7) (Metal crystalj3) (Ionic cry-stals)
'-~- ,

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T' 37-711, IS. YE. , , :' . Z . - 'T~7,T, T. 1-,- A I., (7. 1R.)
I - -11,
Oils and Fats - Analysis
Froperties of oils at lort temperatures for the electric purer irdustry. Elek. sta.
23 No. 8, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Conereasp November 1952, MCL.

TSYPKIN, Ya. Z.; BRO-MERG, F.V.
Institute of Automatics and Telemechanics, Academy of Sciences, USSR. "Concerning
DeCrees of Stability of Linear Systems." Iz. Ak. Nauk SS"';R, Ctdel. Tckh. Nauk,
No. 12, 1945. Submitted 6 Aug 1945.
Report U-1582, 6 Dec 1951.

BROMERG, P. V., Engineer
"Automatic Stabilization of an Airplane." Sub 18 Jun 47, Red Banner
Order of Lenin Military Aeronautical Nngineeting Academy imeni Prof.
N. Ye. Zbukovskiy
Dissertations presented for degrees in science and engineering in Moscow
in 1947
501 Sim No- 457, 18 Apr 55

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BROMBERG, P.V.
Bromberg.'P.V., "Stability and Self-oscillation of Control Sustems,"
Moscow, Oborongiz, 1953. 223 pages, 19 figures; bibliography, 38 items
(Ministr of Aviation Industry USSR).
y

SOLODOVNIKOV, V.V.; professor, doktor tekhnicheokikh nauk, redaktor;
AY23RMO, M.A., doktor takhnichel3kikh nauk; BASHKIROT, D.A., kandidat
tekhnicheskikh nauk-, 'RRC'9TRRG. P.V.jL kanclidat tekhnicheaki)--h nauk:
YCRONOV, A.A., kandita-t tekhnicnew-Lich nauk, dotsent; GOLI]FARB, L.S.,
doktor takhnicheakikh.nauk, professor; KAZAKIVICH, V.V., dok-tor tekh-
nicheekikh nauk; KRASOVSKIY, A.A.. kan&idat tekhnichaskikh nauk,
dotsent; INMR, A.Ya.. kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk; LBTOV, A.M.,
doktor fiziko-~matematicheskikh neuk; professor; MATVIYU, P.S..
inzhener-, MIKHAYLOT, F.A.. kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; PETROV, B.N.;
PETROV. V.V., kFLn(liaat tekhnicheskikh nauk-, POSPSLOV, G.S.. kandidat
tekhi~ieheskikh nauk, doteent; TOPCHRYIV. Yu.I., inzhener; ULANOV.
G.H.,kandidat tekhnichookikh nauk; KHRAMOT. A.V., kandidat tekhni-
cheakikh nauk;.TSYPKIN. Ya.2. doktor tekhnicheikikh nauk, professor;
LOSSMVSKIY, V.L., doktor tekhnicheakikh nauk, professor, retsenzent;
TIKHMOVO A.T&.,A9khnIche9kiy redaktor
[FurJamentals of automatic control; theory] Oanovy avtomatichaskogo
regullrovanila; teorliae Moskva, Goo. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo mashIno-
stroit. lit-ry, 1954. 1116 p. (MLRA 8:2)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Petrov, B.N.)
(Automatic control)

- -- - ---- -- -- - -------
FRIDLENDER) Gavriil Oskaroviobp doktor tekhn, naukp prof,; KOZLOV,
Mikhail Stepanovich,, kand. tekhn. nauk,, dotsent; RYABOV, B.A.,
doktor tekhn. nauk, prof., retsenzent; BROTARER .--?-V-,"oktor
+'OIr'hnsuaukp profsp retsenzent; WDNERp,V.A,p doktor tekhn, nauk
prof., red.; SUVOROVA, I.A., red. izd-va; NOVIK, A.Ya., tekbn.
red.
[Aeronautical gyroscopic instruments) Aviatsiomwe giroskopiche-
skie pribory. Pod red. V.A.Bodnera. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhne
izd-vo Oborongizp 1961. 390 P. (MIRA 150.)
(Artificial horizons (Aeronautical instruments))
(Gyroscopic instrments)

LEVIN, S.; RYZ'I&JKO;-D.; BROMBERG, R.; KMNITSOV, I.; CHESAK, V.;
ZOLOTLJMXk,-G,
Some results of the work of metallurgical plants under the new
conditions. Sots.trud 4 no-9:53-59 S '59- (MIRA l3tl)
(Steel industr7--Froduction standards)

BROMRG, R.; KUZNETSOV. I.; LEVIN, S.
lo,-cating the resources of labor productivitv by time study methods.
Biul. nauch. inform.: trud i zar. plata no.7-12-17 159.
f"TDA 12:10)
_7= (Iron industry-Labor prod%~ptl~vttr)

BRO14BERG,R.B., In2hener
lwgw~~~
More efficient methods of extracting and processing natural soda.
Khim.prom.no.1:6-8 J&147- (MLELA 8:12)
1. Glavnoye upravlenlye sodovoy promyshlennosti Hinisterstva khi-
michookoy promyshlennosti SSSI.
(Soda industry)

ZAJACZKOWSKA, Jadwiga. BROMBERG. Sara
Drolonged ACTH therapy of acute respiratory Insufficiency in
a case of fibrous and cavitary pulmonary tuberculosis. Gruzlica
24 no-3:205-208 Mar 56.
1. Z Oddzialu gruzlicy pluc Instytutu Grutlicy Kierownik: doc. dr.
W. JaroaZOWiC2, I-1yrektor: prof. dr. J. Misiewicz, W-wa, u1. Plocka
26.
(TUBERCULOSIS. PUIMDRW. patholoU,
cavitation, with reap; insuff., ACTH ther. (Pol))
(RESPIRATION,
disord. in tuberc., pulm. with cavitation, ACTH tber. (,Vol))
(ACTH, therapeutic use,
reap. disord. In cavitary tuberc. (Pol))

"Work in the Field of Dyestuff' Absorption Spectra."
report presented at the Section on Colloid Chemistry, VIII Mervieleyev Conference of"
General and Applied Chemistry, Moscow, 16-23 March 1959-
(Koll. Zhur. v. 21, No. 4, PP. 509-511)

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5410
Tanh,!~cntqlcaya kontferent3lya-po m1momix i,-.pollzovanlyu atomnoy
cnergil, Tashkent, 1959.
Trudy (Trax-actions of the Tacnhkent Conference on the reacc."ul
U~c3 of Atomic Encr&y) V. 2, "a3hlccnt, Au vzsm, ig6o.
449 p. Errata slip in3arted. 1,500 copies printed.
Sponooring Agency: Akadcniya naulc Uzzbelskoy SSR.
R
es
-naLbla Ed.: S. V. Starodubtzcv, Academician, Acadcmy of
;.-iences Uzbek SSR. Editorial Board: A. A. Abdullayev, Can-
~~date of 113hyaica and Mlatbl,!natio,13 D. M. Abdurp-sulov, Doctor
,:.,f !,'edilcal Sciences; U. A. Arifov, itcadc-mician, Academy of
_,,icnce;3 Uzbek SSR; A. A. Borodulina, Candidate of Bioloc~ical
5,:iencea, V. 11. Ivashev; G. S. llcramova; A. Ye. IUv; Ye.
Candidate of Physics and Mathematics: A. 1. llil:oli~!ov,
Candidare of M-3dical Sciences; D. Nishanov, Candidate of
S,:iences; A. S. Sadykov, Corresponding Ilember, Acad~:r-4 of
ZciLncc.~
USSR, Academician, Academy of Sciences Uzbek SSR; Yu. N. Talanin,
C

.Tran,,acticn5 of the Tazhkent (Cont.) SO-VI5410
Oandidat;e of Phypics and Mathematics; Ya. 10i, Turalculov, Doctor
of Biological S-ziences. Ed.: R. I. Khamidov; Tech. Ed.: A. G.
Babakhanova.
FURIOSE : ~:-he publi-'ation is intended for ncientific wcrk-ers and
itu enploy~,d in entez-yi' leen w*h-re tadicactive 'cotc-cs
anI nuclear radiation are uTed for re=c-arch in ch-ml.-al, geo-
lcgica".,., and technological fields.
00'.-ERAGE: collection of 13-3 art2~clcs rcprc:2c-nt.-'; the second
volur7.e of the ~?ran~,,a,.tiona of the Taz-,hkcnt Ci7,n"er-?rce on 'the
Uses of Atomic Energy. T-Ibe individual arfl-les deal
with a alde range of proble-ma in the field of nuc2'ea- radiation,
in--~Iuding: proqucttcn and chemical analy.~-Is ef railea.-Vive
-156tcpe3j inv,~,jtigatlcn of the hinctic-3 of chemical reactions
by means of isotcpes; application of spectral analy~:is for the
manufacturing of radioactive preparations; radioactive nethods
for determining the content of elements in the rccka; and an
analysis of methods for obtaining pure substances. Certain
Card 2/20

17,
Transactions of the Tash1cont (cont.)
SOV/5410
instrumcnts used, such as autrx-~,.atic rorulatwa, floinmctcra,
level C,.ugo3, and hi&h-ocnaitivity gai%-n-rolaya, ara dancribod.
No r
nalitien arc mentioned. Ruforoncez follo-wr individual
artlcle6.
TAB-1-E OF CO!iTF-%TTS-
RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES A14D 1,1UCLrAR RADMION
III E11011*'LEIIING AND GEOLOGY
Lobanov, Y:,. 11. [Inatitut yadernoy fizilci UzSSn - Institute of
17uclcar Physics AS UzS_0R). Application of Radioactive Isotopes
and Nuclear Radiation in Uzbekistan
Takoar, and V. A. Yanush1covskiy [Inatitut fiziki All Latv
SSR - Insti~uto of Physics AS Latvian SSR). Problems of the
Typification of Automatic-Control Apparatus Based on tfio Use of
Radioactive, Icotopes
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Transactions of the Tashkent (Cont.) SOV151110
Yh:-jf%hchev, V. G., A. S. Lepilin, U. Ya. Nargulis, S. M. Stepanov,
[ Mniztry of
L. 1. B.,Icnlkiy T V BromberG, and V. 0. Ivl1yev.
Y.-~alth USSR). Ind-u ~tri&_n_a_-Illant for Sterilization ol 1:cd1cal
Materials 170
Khru::'achev, 1. G., B. A. Rubin, L. V. Motlitslciy, A. 1. Rytov,
N. 111. Gayoln, U. Ya. NarZ;ulis, V. S. Cr=matikati, V. G. Vlasov
Y of Yealth USSR). Gamma-Plant for
and A. V. Petrov (11iniatr.
Centinuous Irradiation of Potatoes 182
Prelcof 'yev, N. S. [Institut elconomilti All SSSR - Institute of
E,:=amics AS USSR). Economic Efficiency of the Use of High-
f..Papacity Gamma-rlanto in the L:Lr)it and Food Industry 192
Ab:11~11ayev, A. A., Yo. M. Lobanov, A. P Novilcov and A. A.
Yhayda"ov [Institute of Nuclear PhyBi;s AS OzSIM), Una of
a Naltichannel Scintillation Gamma-Spectrometer for the Analysis
of Rock Specimens 199
Card 10/20

BELENIKIYV L.I.; BROMBERG, T.V.; KAZANSKAYA, M.Ye.
Spectrophoto.metric method of quantitpLtive analysis of the
interaction between dyes and textile"fibers. Nauch.-issl.
trudy TSNIKHBI za 1958 92115423, (~MJA 16al)
(Dyes and dyeing-Textile fibers) (Spectrophotometry)

BELENIKIY, L.I.; BROMBERGO TRVF; KAZANSKAYA, M.Ye.
Radiochemical oxidation of vatsol dyes. Nauch.-isal.trudjr
TSNIKHBI za 1958 gxl.23-1". (MIM 16 -.'-)
(Dyes and dyeing-Chemistry)

"The Problem of the Stability of a Claso of Non-linear Systemn"
Prik. Mat. Mech. 14, 561-562, 1950

BROOM, V.A.; TSIKH OVIGH, B.G., redaktor; SHYAUSYAN, B.Te., redaktor;
SMIMM, I.M., tekhuicheskiy redaktor.
[3quipment and attachments for mchanizing insulation and winding
processes] Oborudovanie i Primposoblentia dlia makhanizataii
isollatsionno-obmotoohnogo proisvodstya. Moskva, Goa. energ. isd-yo,
1953. 78 p. [Microfilm] (MLRA 7:11)
(Ilectric motors)

BR~t,LB91(lo----L'-'LkiiL--x--A2,eksand.rovich- GAMAYMOV, Vikolay Ivanovich;
ZVOIMIII, Aleksey Dmitriyevich; KUDRYAVTSEV, Vitaliy
Vasillyevich; TEVEROVSKIY, Yevgeniy Ivanovich; EPShTEYN,
Lev Abramovich; SHIROKOVA, M.M.,, tekhn. red.
[Mechanization of the manufacture of electrical :insulating
materials of winding insulation, and drying as well as
saturating operations] 14ekhanizatsiia Proizvodstva elektro-
izoliatsionnyldi materialav, izoliatsionno-obnotochnykh i
susl-dllno-propitochnykh rabot. By V.A.Bromberg i dr. Moskvaj,
Gos. energ.izd-vo, 1961. 99 p. (MIRA 15:2)
(Electric insulators and insulation)

BRUI-IBMG, . F.
YZ
Avtonatichesicii besstupenchatyi reversivnoprogressivny-i friktsionnyi
variator. (Vestn. 1~ash., 1951, no. 4, P. 67-68)
Infinitel,y variable reversing and progTessing automatic Triction I'variator".
DLC: T114A
SO: Mlanufacturing and Mechanical Engineering in the Soviet Union, Library
of Congress, 1953.