SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT V.V. CHIPASHVILI - G.I. CHIRAKADZE

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CP,HASRULL,--V-,-V,,
Improving the methods for erecting the bearing wells of residential
buildings of medium height. Trudy'Inst. strol.mekb. i seism. AN Gruz.
SSR 9:77-88 163- (MIRA 17*,12)

BAKHTADZIO I,D,; CHIPASHIT. IILIA- V- V.
Organizing prefabricated house building in the Georgian S.S.R, Trudy
Inst. stroi.makh. 11 seism. AN Orus. SSR 90,23-132 163~
~MIU 17:22)

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TITLE: Effe of temperature and straining speed on the mechanical properti Of
iron -that bas absorbed hydrogen from air atmosphere 17
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S FIZIkO-khimicbeskaya mekbaniks. materialov,, Y. 1,, no. 3, 1965P 289-2,02
TOPk TWS: hydrogen absorption., armco iron, hydrogen absorbing metal, mechanical
strength tensile test, strainbW speed, yield point
ABSTRhCT: Carrosionless penetrution of bydrogeAnto steel has been observed in
steel equipment In contact with petrol dii1ling as well as in the equip-
ment In contact with air durir*: grinding. 7he source of hydrogen in such cases S
preswaWy vater vapors. In tMa connection, the authors observed a cbange in e
hydrogen conte~ of iron during its exposure to air foUowing vacuum t. ~ealip&A
tbormigb inves,&.1-ation of this effect was carried out. The material investigated
was w
-moo ironPin the form of flat specimens 50 am long, 5 m wide, die-stamped
~roz t~, I = thiok sheet and vacuum-annealed at 930*C and cooled in a vacuum to room
temperatures* Thi hydrogen content of the specimens was determined imediately af-~
ter their removal frota the vacuam furnace and at specific intervals of time follow
ing eiposure to sire The findiiogs (Fig. 1) show that in time the hydrogen content

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-of the metal increa. a. The effect of the hydrogen absorbed from air on the me- I
chanical propertiesi,
A f metal wits iwvastlgated. To this end, tensile tests at
strain ra-te-87-of-60-1-20s and 0.22 mm/min were performed in the temperature range of
from +20 to -196*C. The bydrq3en content of the tested specimens was appro3dmately.,'
3 W100 g. It vas found that the position of the maximm yield point (i.e. the
yield, point higher than predicted by theory) depends on the rate of straining In
the tensile tests: at rates oT 20 and 60 m/min It occurs at a temperature of
about -120*0; as the speed decreases by two orders (0.22 mAlmin) the maximum is
displsced 20"C in the direction of low tem
peratures. The plasticity minirmrm shifts
in the direction. of low temperutures when the speeds of straining decreasep and
thus It also changes norimonotonically. In general, the mechanical properties of
the wtal that has absorbed bydrogen from the air atmosphere change in the same way'
as those of the metal that has absorbed hydrogen electrolAicallyj, chemically, or
through exposure in a hydrogen medium at high temperatures and pressures. However,
in th-to case the stresa-strain diagram has a certain distinguishing and previously
not observed featuret. double yield points, present for every investigated rate of
straitting, and attributable to the presence of hydrogen in Ahe metal, -w-hich changes,
the normal course of-dislocationso Orig. art. has: 4 figures, I table.
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~AUTHOR: Nosyreva, Ye.iS.; Popov, K. V.; Chipcheyevp, E. A.
ORG: Institute of Petro- and Coal-Chemical Synthesis, Angarsk (Institut nefto- i
uglekhimicheskogo sinteza)
TITLE: Effect of manganese on proneness to hydrogen.brittleness in steel
SOURCE: Fiziko-khimicheskaya 1: mekhanika materialov, v. 2, no. 6, 1966, 635-6036
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TOPIC TAGS: manganese, low carbon steel, hydrogen en6rittlement, rupture strength
JABSTRACT: The absorption of atmospheric hydrogen by metal may in some cases involve
anomalous changes in properties. This effect was investigated by means of tensile
tests at from -100 to +20% of notched specimens of two low-carbon steels, one'con-
taining 0
1 -1% 14n and the other, 1.2% Hn, with hydrogen contents of 7 and 6 cc, res-
pectively, per 100 g of metal. Findings: for the steel containing the minimal amount
of manganese '(0.1%) the variation in maximum breaking stress with temperature Is
anomalous: at from -80 to -60*C the maximum breaking stresses are lower than at the
other temperatures. By contrast, the steel containing 1.2% Mn displays a monotonic
increase in stresses with decrease in temperaCure* These findings indicate that the
activity of hydrogen is in some manner suppressed b~ manganese. This phenomenon To-
quires further investigation. Origo art. has; I fig.. I q-table.
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CHIPCHIKVP L# mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik (Kiyev 50, ul.Bozhenko, d.10,
kv.;)
Changes of the spine in very old people. Ortop., travme i protezo
26 no.4:22-26 Ap 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Iz otdela vozrastnykh izmeneni7 opormo-dvigatellnogo apparata
(zav. - kand.med.nauk Ye.P.Podrushnyak) Institute gerontologii
AMN S�SR (dir. - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSM prof. D.F.Chabotarev).

QHYFCII~T~ M13-iteii
AP
Stopo red lightl Za rul. 21 n0-8213 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:11)

)EDNEY K.; GRINSHTEYN, V.(GrlusteinsY V.1; CHIPENY G.[Gipens, G.]
Study of the tuberculcotatic activity of 1,2,4-triazole derivatives.
Vestio Latv sk no,,7*.85-96 161.
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyokoy SSR$ Institut organicheakogo sintoza.
(TRIAZOLE) (TuBEmnosis)
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GRINSIRSIN, MOrinstains, V.1; KEW, K.; CHIPER, G [Cipens, G.1; VZVMT-S, A.
Tuberculostatic activity of derivatives of aminopanidine and dianino-
guanidine and Us cor'relation with cheecal structure. Vestis L~ty A
-no.10:89-100 161.
1. A3adenlya -nauk IAttviyBkoy SSR, Institut organichaskogo ainteza.
QMINIDDW (YMRCULOSIS)

GRINSHTEYN, V. Y&.; CHIM, G.I,
Derivatives of aminoguanidines and their converaions. Part 1z
SyntAesis of acylaminoguanidinea and 3-substituted 5-amino-1,
294-triazoles. Zhur. ob. khim. 31 no.3:886-890 Mr 161
(MiRA 14:3)
1. Inatitut organicheskogo sinteze, AN Iatviyakoy SSR.
(Guanidine) (Triazole)
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IAk49N-,.-C6L-WPvmv 00; MINSMIN, V.Ya. (Grinoteins, V.]j
MXW~ R-K [Fi4bump R.]
Derivativea of am.iAoguanIidine and their tranofawtions.
Part 2a Derivatives Of nitroamino- and diminoguanidinso
and their tran-gforliations. Zhur-ob.)ddm. 32 no.2:454,453
F 162, (MIRA 1512)
I. Institut organichookogo sintesa AN Latviyakay SSn.
(Guanidine)

CHI"? $ G.I. [Cipensp G.]; GRINSH7ZyN,, V.ya. forinateirAs, V.]
Derilatives of udnoguanidine and their tranoformationo.
Part 3: Acyl &-nd asomethine derivatives of aminotriazoles.
Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.2:40P-44 F 162o . (MIRA 15:2)
1. Institut, carganicheakogo sintesa AN Latviyakoy SSR.
(Triazole)

CHIIEE G.1; CKWSHTEYN, V.Ya. [Grinsteirw, V.]
Derivatives of aminoguanidines and their transformations.
Part 4-. Derivativos of 1-olkyl-l-aminoguanidines and
1-alkyl-3~-substituted J.,2,,4~-triazoles. Zhur.ob.khim.
32 no.11:3811-3817 N 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Institut orgmdchoskogo sinteza AN Latviyskoy SSR,
(Guanidino) (Triazole)

CHIP G.I.; EYDIUS, Ya.A. [Eidust J.]; BOBOVICH, Ya.S.; GRINSHTEYN, V.Ya.
-TO-rinsteinp,, V.]
Structure of N-acyl derivatives of
3-phenyl-5-amino-lp2,4-triazole. Zhur.
strukt.khim. 6 no.l-.53-57 Ta-F 165.
(MIRA :L8:121)
1. Institut organicheakogo sinteza AN Latviyskoy SSR;
Latviyskiy gosuclarstvennyy universitet imeni P.Stuchki i
Gosudarstvennyy opticheskiy institut imeni S.I.Vavilova.
Submitted October 10, 1963.

BMEV, A.I.- PITOZM G.P. [Rudzits, G.1; Cfl
GRINSHTEYN, V.Ya.
Extraction of a complex compoundiof pentavalent molybdenum with
'Uhioglycollic aiid in the presencolof guanidine derIvatives.
Zhur. anal. khIpi. 20 no.l176--Sl 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Moskovsk2,y gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Lcmono3ova,
!Atv.'yskiy gosudarstvonnyy universitat imeni P. Stuchki i
Institu"., arganichaskogo sinteza AN Latvlyskoy SSR.

CHIPFR, Gh.
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064vitation d-agram of hydraulic elements of channel
navigation. Studii hidraul 6s159-189 164.

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Good and useful miy for the RmsVan workers to spend their
free time* Mmca oindic 6 no,5:20-23 My 162a
1. Director al clubului Uzinele do tractoare, Brasov (for Petou)&

G4IF9V,.Kh.-;UZUNOVA, V.
-,mammma" ~
Vaginal temperature.as index of activity of the corpus luteum and in
function tests of the ovaries. Xhirurglia, Sofia 6 to.4t234-240 1953.
(GIRL 25:1)
1, Head of Health Station at Klisura; for Chipei~., -Midwife at Health
Station at Klisura. for Usunova. 2. Public Health Division (Head -- Dr.
Yelev) of District Pisoplele Soviet of Workers' Deputies, Urlovo.

DOGAVGV,, Iv.; CHIPET,,Kh. ,
On 7 oaseo of gynatresia. Akush. ginek. (Sofia) 3 no.lt63-68
t64,

OHIPJIVP Mhes, (Sofiya)
Characteristion of the ocuree of prognanoy and labor in multiparas,
Akushe i gin* nos2t69-70 16% (MIRA 18110)

Col 1). CIIIPIL~;Kl# Col J*. ANT0i;0V and 'Inj T. Ifedical Corrs
--:1 y I;tudlrr. 11ollowina Clused Cranio-Cccabral T-:,It=.!'
Vocnizo Ileditsinska Delo. Vol 7, No 4, bec 196-It r-p 19-25.
,%!.,r,LracL f"',u3sian stmary modifl~Al: Data on SO ptients: 46 non-lal
and various t,-,,I-ps of rosidual lestont in the other 34. Oi thc CU, 43
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marined over I ,car (36 cver 3 yearr,) after the 1csion occurred.
7able, 2 reitti;e-nograns, 16 SovL;-. refc--rences.
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CHIPILSKI"PI-i-
A serlograpb for cerebral angiograpby. Khirurgiia (Sofiia)
16 no.7t657-659 163.
2. Visah voenno-maditainaki institut - Sofiia.
(ME&RAL ANGIOMM)
(EQUIMENT AIM SUPPLIES)
(TECHNOLOGY, RADIOLOGIC)

20093 SOURCS CODEt BU/0017/65/020/004/005*05131
AlItIORt Lambov, H. 114outenant oolonel of the medical service)l ChIjAlski.,11irt-
Olaior of the medical servi-ce)
ORGI none
TITIF-i Renal -hrooM20hro with matostases withcnit renal symptoms
SOURCF,s Voenno-moditsinsko delo, v, 20. no* 4. 1965. 57-58
TOPIC TAGS: mAlltary medicine, digestive system disease
ABSTRAM This artiold presents the case of a 36-year-old officer with parploxing
clinical symptoms alternately diagnosed as poptio ulcerative disease AM caloitlous
oholecystitist malons. progressivoly more severet episodes of hematomesis mid death
despite heroic treatment short of Burgerye True diagnosis of renal hypernephroma
vith profusely Aissaminated viscoral motasUses was a relatively wmTeotod finding
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1. CHIPIZMMO. A. I.
2. um (6oo)
4. Strains and Strpsses
7. Calculation of shearing stresses. Vest. Mash. no 7: JI '52
9. Ron List of Rusian Accessions, Library of Congress, Feb. 1953. 'Unclassified.

momillow,10,11 MISM.1011110-111MIMEnwr

SOV/13r-58-7-16080
On the Relationship Between the Depth of Impression (cont.
the main characterize the aptitude for regular deformation and do not fully
..Areflect the ductility of the metal. The latter Is beat characterized by the
transverse narrowing of the specimen, measurable in the rupture "neck"
of a round specimen. Therefore Erichsen's method Is not precise and is
unsuitable for a reliable determination of the ductility of the metal and its
capacity foi stamping and deep drawing. In order to study the suitability for
stamping it is necessary to employ methods of twisting and drawing, prefer-
ably with tools and equipment similar to those employed in production.
1. Brass--Mechanical properties 2. Brass-4racture
Card 212.
V. 0.

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137-58-5-10848
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 5, p 279 (USSR)
AUTHOR- Chipizhenko,
TITLE: New Grades of Beryllium Bronze (Novyye marki berilliyevykh
bronz)
PERIODICAL: Byul. Tsentr. in-t inform. M-va tsvetn. metallur8ii SSSR,
1957, Nr 7, pp ZZ-25
ABSTRACT: The effect of additions of Ni, Ti, and Co to standard Be
bronzes of diminished Be content upon elastic hysteresis and
cyclic and general strength is investigated on diaphragm-type
products. Two new grades of Be bronze have been developed as
a. result of the investigations: Br BNT- 1.9 (1.85-2.105/6 Be,
02-0.416 Ni, and 0.1-0.2576 Ti, the rest Cu) and Br BNT 1.7
(1.65-1.85% -Be, 0.2-0.4% Ni, 0.1 -0.25% Ti, the rest Cu), dis-
-tinguished by greater plasticity as compared to standard Be
bronzes. The cyclic strength of springs of BNT-1.9 is 1.5
times as great as that of springs of Br B-2 bronze and twice as
great as that, of Br B-2.5 bronze springs. The new bronzes also
exhibit more stable elastic properties and reduced elastic hyst-
Ca rd 112 eresis at normal and elevated temperatures than do standard Be

137-58-5-10848
New Grades of Beryllium Bronze
bronzes. It is noted that introduction of the new grades of Be bronze makes
it possible to save 4.5-6.5 kg Be per ton of semifinished product.
E.S.
1. Beryllium bronze-Development 2. Beryllium bronze-Prope-rties
Card 2/2

CKWIZ . A. I. -, XHARITOJIUVA. L. B.
Iffoot of streaAW structure in L62 brass on its mechanical
and technological properties. Tftet.met. 33 no-5:66-68
IV 160o (XM 13:7)
(Brase-Metallograp1W)

CHIPURWO, A.I.; xATYSMVA, A.Ya.; GO1UMV# M-K-
Tendency of coppor-beryllium alloys to the formation of bubbles vhen
heated in an ammonia.atmosphere. Trudy Giprotevetmetobrabotka no.18:
197-208 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Copper-beryllium alloys-Beat treatment)

CRXPIZMMKO, AJ,
Studying the effect of the chemical composition of beryllium bronse
on the quality of springs. Trudy Giprotevotmetobrabotka no.18:209-
214 16o. (MIRA 13:10)
(Copper-beryllium alloys--Analysis)
(Springs (Mechanism))

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S/1,37/61/000/009/019/087
A060/A101
AUTHORSt Chipizhenko, A.I., Katyahkova, A.Ya., Golubkov, M.K.
TITLEs Tendency of copper-beryllium alloys to form blisters under heating
in an ammonia environment
PMIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal..Metallurgiya, no.~q, 1961, 41,abstract 9D305
("Tr. Gos. n.-J. I poyQktn. in-ta po obrabotke tsvetn. met.", 1960,
no. 18, 197-208)
7=3 The influence of the chemical composition of bronze upon the tendon-
cy to form blisters under heating in an ammonia invironment was Investigated.-
Strips of bronze grades fip.5 2.5* 43r.B 2.5) containing (in percent): te L!B-*.43,
Ni o.18-o.49, and admixtures of Ti 0.18-0.73 and Co 0.3; 15HT 1.9-and W 1.7,
Off 1.9 and BM 1.7)were heated in an ammonia environment at. 7W-7W and 82000-
(for the latter two grades) for various periods of time. It was established that
standard bronze grade Br. B 2.5 Is most apt to form blisters. Under heating for
the period of one hour in stripe with an addition of 0.28-0.73% Ti the blisters
did not arise. On strips of bronze containing 1.68-2.32% Be and an admixture of
Ti no blisters were formed even after a two-hour heating. Under heating of atdpe
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Tehdenoy of -oopper-beryllium alloyp A060/A101
in a H2 atmosphere at 820OC for 20 min no blisters were formed On strips of bronze
containing an admixture of Ti with Ni, while on strips of bronze Br. B 2.5 a large
number of blisters was formed. -it its indicated that the formation of blisters on
strips of beryllium bronze under.heating in an ammonia atmosphere is connected
with defects in the ingot and the action Of H2 from the surrounding environment.
An admixture of Ti reduces the tendency of strips to form blisters. It is recom-
mended to carry out the casting of beryllium bronze ingots by the semicontinuous
or flowless,method, and not to-allow a heating >7800C and long soakings in an-
nealing strips or parts in an ammonia environMent.
A. Babayeva
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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SOURCEs RM. Tdchnologiya mshinostroysnlya~ Abs. ;B334
AUTHORt Ch:Lpixhe*o, A* L I 1yedlinskayap Ze, He I ~6rsunskayas Ke No
:TITLE: Dopendonle'of the size and homogeneity of ber7lllum bronze on technological-*,
procoss'L rg paramoters 1963, 17-2..
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Goj;;.~n.-i i proyektn. in-ta aplavov i. obrabotki tavetn.met.V21.,
TOPIC TAM bronze,. bronsel gr&in 811tol &n0y homogeneltys ancy
grain size
TRANSLATION: The authors report that the furnaces used In plants for the
cheating of borylUum bronze in an amonia atmosphere, an won &a shaft furnace
'do not provide uniform beating of the metal. This excludes the possibility of
obtaining a homogeneous structure and consistent mechanical properties In the
firdrshed products@',, The high,-quality heating of~bronze requires the use of short-
to= heating in continuous furnao", The most homogeneous structures and pro-*
portles of bronze may be obtained through rolling with reduction not less than
63% (with roning performed prior to tei"Aag), 16 n1ustrations. BihUography
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ACCESSION NRt AR4018280 8/0277/64/0001001/0016/0017
SOUM: - RZh, Mashinostroitelirw$ye, materialy*, konstruktall i raachst detaler
mas1!3.:,G1drqpr1vod (Wdrodrive)q Abe. 1.48.97
AUTHORs! Kharitonovat L* D.;
TITLEt A now aprlng alloy for work at 20-3500 twpemtures
MED SOURCEs Tre Goa* n.-io I proyektn* in-ta aplavov i obmbotki tavetn. not.,
vY*P- 23., 1963, 7-11
TDPIC TAGSs spring alloy, 330C temperature, current-oarrying spring, relaxation
resistance
TRANSUMONt An alloy developed for use in current-carrying aprings of brand UN
.5-2-1 is made of
N1 + 5$ Ti + 2% Al + 1$ Nb, having high relaxation resistance ancr
suitable for devices operating at temperatures vp to 33OCe The alloy has good
technoloj*cal pr%wties and in sUple to vork medbanicaXly and thermally.
DATE ACQ: O7ftb64 SM COMs ML RNMI 00
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SOURCE Wit: UR/0286/65/000/020/0167/0167
INVENTOR: ChipLxhenko, A., 1o; Lodlinskga, Z M.; GDlubkov, M. K Bliznyukova,
N. Yu. 4Z-1
ORG: none
TITLE: -ppyler-base alloy. Class 40, No. 160927
SOURCE: iByulleten' izobratenly I tovarnykh znakov, no. 26, 1965, 167
TOPIC TAGS., copper alloy, zinc containing alloy, pickel containing alloy, aluminum
containing alloy, man anese contaii2ing alloy, silicon containing alloy, high strength
alloy" dbir'-
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate Introduces a copper-base allo ontaining nickel,
aluminum, vionganese, and zinc. To increase the tensile strenpt 11(med relaxation
strength of the alloy, the conponeut contents are kept within the limits: copper
73.0-76.0Z, nickel 1.5-3.0Z, aluntinum 1.3-3.02, manganese 0.3-1.OZ, silicon
0.3-10%, and balance zinc. tDVII
SUB-CODE:~ 1l/ SUBH DATE: 30jul631 ATD PRESS: W7v
ca~lzl Was o35.5--n

PWULIn, 0&7,t OMPIZUBOYAO PA.
Materials on the oo*IW of the fleas of the Daurian suglik in
Trano'baikalia. lzv.lrk,goo.nanch.-tool.protivochum.inst. 17t
161-179 158. (MIRA 13-7)
(TRUSBAIULIA--nUS) (PARASITBS--SUSLIKS)

i I /il
ZHOYM. I.Fe.; TEMITANOVA, N#Dw; FADOROVAp L.T., [deceased]; RTZHUK,
T,I.; LBDNOV, Tu.A,; SUCHUNIT, P,?.; MOSKLLMMO, Y.T.;
IEOZLOVSrAUg OoL,; MIDDVAo A~Ae- [deceased]; ANIZZIEV, I.X,;
(MIFIEMOVA. PA,; PRDLIPITEV, V.I..
Materials for a study of the trombioulid mites of Siberia and
the Yar East. I'M bk.goo,naucb,-isol.protivoohum.inst. 16t
156-172 157. (MIRA 13--7)
(SIBERIAO 3UMMRN--NMS)

CZjFAjN,.V,J,&,,,jkand. tekhn. nauk
Monorail transportation. Biul.tekh.-skon.infam.Gos.nauch.-
isal.inst.nauch.i tekh.infom. 16 no.4:89-93 163. (HM 3.6t8)
(Railroada, Single-rail)

GUREVIGH, Viktor Zal=ovich,- DEMIDOV, Nikolay Alekseyevich;
CHIPKOVA V.G.j, inzh.j, retsenzent; MINDIN. kand.
Z~~-
t6EE. n;;i ~,~iaucbn. red.. Al
.4SUN,N. I j inzh.
red. , Xgd.;CHFAS,M..A,
(Electric heating installations of ships] Sudovye elektro-
nagrevatelIrWe ustrqistva. Leningrad,, Sudostroenie, 1965.
243 P. (MIRA 18:8)

CHIPLAKOV.M.; HAPM,Z.
Sports festival of Kharkov tractor builders. Sov.profsoiuzY 3
no.8:43-45 Ag'55. (M1RA 8:10)
1. Predeedatell soveta fiskulltury 1harIkovskogo traktornogo
zavoda (for Chiplakov) 2. Zaveduyushchiy uchebno-sportivnym
otdelom TSentralinogo soveta DSO *Torpedo"
(Kharkov--Sports)

CHIPLAKI)VA T,111.- POKICHEVA, R.A.
....... . I
Tramatic dislocation of the crystalline lens. Sbor. nauch.
trud. SOGMI no.14t130-134 163. (KMA 18:9)
1. 1% kafedry glaanykh bolezney Severo-Osetinakogo meditsinskogo
institute (zav. kafedroy - prof. M,N. Bugulov).

8/081/61/000/020/002/089
B119/B147
OTHOR-Bi Chiplist I. V. Glembotskiy, I. I.
TITLEs Approximate single-electron wave functions of Th +
obtained on the basis of the.statiatical Thomas-Fermi model
PERIODIGALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 20, 1961, 8, abstract
20B52 (Tr. AN LitSSR, B, 1(24), ig6i, 75 - 84)
TEXTs The single-eleotron wave functions of Th + optical electrons in
the states, 5f, 6d, 6f, 78, 7PP 7d, 8s, 8p, go, gp were obtained with
the aid of the Thomas-Fermi potential. It is assumed that the optical-
electron states do not affect the potential which is taken to be equal
for all optical electrons. The equation was solved by meanscCA computer
with an accuracy corresponding to the approximation of the chosen ~oten_
tial. The single-eleotron states in Th+ provide a satisfactory
qualitative description of the wave functions obtained. ibstracteris
notes Complete translation.]
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24,4S-00 B019/BO67
AUTHORS: Vizbarayte, Ya. I., ChiDlis. V. I., and Yutsis, A. P.,
Academi-.)ian of the IS Litovskaya SSR
TITLE. Selection Rules of Electron Transition in Various Types
of Coupling
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 135, No- 5,
PP. 1101-1103
TEXTt The authors studied electrical single-electron multipole transitions
with configuration lqlj' where an LS coupling exists in the I q shell. It
is assumed that this shell is characterized by the quantum numbers Lo S of
which together with the single-electron momenta l's' of various types of
coupling give zhe momentum J. Besides the known LS and Jj couplings, the
Jl and LS 0 cov-.-Iings introduced by Racah et al. (Ref. 1) and A.M. Gutman
et al. (Ref. 2) are of importance. These couplings are characterized by
the intermediate quantum numbers T 1T2' Thus, the state under consideration
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Various Types of Coupling B019/BO67
q
is characterized by nl 0L 0S0 ntl'T1T2JM. The transitions
% 'Sn"l"TT
S(nl& L S n1l'T T J, n1 , Lo 0 1 1JI)
0 0 0 1 2 0 2
(at L S n1l1T T JUT (k~,., L'S#n"l"T*T' J1)12 (1) are
0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 2
studied, and the selection rules for the transition
1q
.1 L0S11T 1T 21 - l'u0L 0S0l"T!T,',J' are summarized in Table 1.
These ten selection rules are divided into five groups the first two of
which are known. The three other groups comprise new selection rules.
According to these selection rules, transition may occur only if the
corresponding quantum number and the quantum numbers of the other con-
figurations form a triangle or quadrangle. Important consequences of
these new selection rules are discussed. There are 1 table an(I 4
references: 2 Soviet and 2 US.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki i matematiki Akademii nauk LitSSR
(Institute of Physics and Mathematics of the Academy of
Sciences Litovskaya SSR)
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7~tr-'o,as Typ,,-..-. of ":.uplinc; BOlq/BO67
,7'~17,'j T"* ZD: Auf;ust 22, 1960 11paima mftpa Ann nepexoAa
110OLOSd'TjT,J - Iq4QLOSO,"T;T;j,
Carr" 3/3

LS-LS LS -if LSO-LSO it-11
LS - L'S' jai J'J"
0 LS - Jd- LK - L'KI JoK - fK'
(LL'k)
(SSIO) U01,00)
Wilk) I (101's,J) (LL'k)
(KK'k)
7 8 9 10
LS - LSO LS -./I JI - LS~ LS07-11 .11-11
LS .-, L'K LS - JOK~ JOK - LK' :V - Jol' JOK-J'Oiv
(LL'k)

(SL'I') (LKSok)

(JOI'S'J)
(SLOI-J') (Kl('k)

Votw) (J,IK)

(L)(J')
V0100)
(K)(J*)

Chiplonkar, M.; Kulkarnip p.
Seasonal variation of twilight intensity. In English. p. 182.
I;ULLETIJI OF THE ASTRONOMCAL INSTITUTES OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA, Praha) Czechoslovakia.,
Vol. 10, no- 5) SePt- 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, no. 10, 1959. -Oct-
unclo

H I P P , m C-j' , C' , C~
UYI.I.HANOVSKAYA, Ariha~~-orisovaa [Kryzhanivalke A.B.]; CHIPPIiO,,Q_,.
[Chippla. H.0.]. ksnd.tekhn.wujc, red,; SHTULI
0
izd-va; ZMMOVSKIT, A.D.EZbukovatkyl, A.D.], tokha.red.
[Long-range forecasting of the Dnieper runoff] Doyhoterminovi
prohnozy kberaktorystyk stoku. Dnipra. T~Vjv, Vyd-vo Akad. nauk
URM, 1957. 87 P. NIPA 11:4)
(Dnieper River)

MUM baudidat tekhnichalkh qauk, vidpovidall 'niy
redakto~r--, SEEPULIMN, I.F., rodaktor vidavaitatva; ZHUMSIKIT, 1.11.,
takhnichnly rAdmktor.
[Dnieper rqn-off bolqwAtev)-Stik Dnipra nyzhche Kyiev*.: Kyiv',
8,
V.vd-vo Akad.nauk MISR, :.1957. 126 (MIRA loill)
(Dnieper Itiver)

CEUPING. Galina Aleksandrovna [Chippiuh, H.Q.]; 36YEMO, Ilara Arkh4-
Dyshnevalkyi, P.7. kand.tekhn.nauk,
0
otv.red.: MBKOVGKAYA, O.K. (Plachkovalka, ;.M.lg red.izd-va;
HATVIYCMM, 0.0., teklm.red.
[Aamial and minima discharge of rivers in the Ukraine] Richnyi
t& minimalluyi stik us terytorii Ukrainy, lyiv, Vya-vo Akad.usuk
UM. 1939. 143 p. (MIRA 13:3)
Wkraine--Rivers)

VISHNEVSKIY, Palladiy Fedoi-ovich[Vyshnevalkyi, P.F.];-DFDZD, Nafamil
losipovich; ZHELEZNYAK, Iosif Aronovich; KRYZHANOVSKAYA,
Ariada Borlsoma(Kryshanivalka, A.B.]; KUBYSHKIN, Georgiy
Pimenovich[Kubyahkin, H.P.Ij ~ismxo, Yam Arkhipovna;
MOKLYAK, Vladislav Ivanovich; 9RIEEI~ ~Gal~ina4eksandrovna
(Chippinh$ H.O.); SHUTS, Grigorly
PECHKOVSKAYA, O.M.[Pechkovalka, O.M.1. red.izd-va; RAKHLINA,
9.P., tekhn. red.
[Hydrologic calculationo for rivers of the Ukraine)Gidrologichni
rozrakhunk.v dlia richDk Ukrainyj pry vids4tnosti sposterezhan'.
[By)P.F.Vyshnev')tyi ta inshi. Kylv, Vyd-vo Akad.nauk URSR, 1962.
385 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Ukraine-Rivem)

TOIAUSCUP D., oandidat in i3tilnte tehriicc~ CHIPRIADE, Gh., Ing. ~ MITRO1,
0
C., ing,
Basic principles of flux repair organization for engines and
tractors at the repair stations. Mec electrif agric 9 no.5:
8-18 164.
1. Research Institute for Mechanization of Agriculture (for
Mitroi).

IL
05440
SOV/120-59-3-12/46
AUTHORS: Dmitriyev, A. B., Voroblyev, M. G., Kosmarskaya, L.G.
and Chipurenko,*N. I.
TITY,': Th~-~o-on-'s~tr~u'c~-t*i~o-'n-65r'~Boron- Ionization Chambers
(Ko.nstruktsiya bornykh ionizatsionnykh kamer)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1959, Nr 3,
pp 59-62 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A description is given of the following ionization
chambers, all of which are designed to detect slow
neutrons from the ionization due to the reaction
B10 (n,U)JZ: the KN series (filled with-BF ). the
KNT series (solid boron and argon gas) -ZM the M
series (compensated for the effect of the y-background),.
1) The KN-50 chamber, Fig 1 shows a photograph of
this chamber. The electrodes consist of four coaxial
tubes,, 12, 229 32 and 42 mm in diameter, made from
nickel foil, Oj mm, thick,, and in electrical contact
with each Aher. It is filled with BF3 gas at 600 mm Hg,
the working volume being 370 cm3. The gas is obtained
from the reaction
-nd 1/4 Ba(BF)4--:~, 2BF3 + BaF2.

05441
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The Construction of Boron Ionization Chambers
Fig 3 gives the volt-ampere characteristics of the
chamber when the latter was irradiated in the reactor
channel. The 3saturation current at 500 V is
0.045 iiamp/cm .
2) The KNT-52 chamber. This chamber is in the form
of a two-electrode system placed in a hermetically
sealed steel cylinder. The cylinder is filled with
argon at a pressure of 6 atm. Each electrode (Fig 4)
consists of 30 discs, 43 mm in diameter, placed parallel
to each other. The discs have slots through which
supports for electrodes of opposite sign can be inserted.
The distance between the plates of opposite signs is
1.6 mm and the disc thickness is 0.4 mm. Boron is
deposited on either side of each disc (except for the
end di cs), the total area covered in this way bSing
95Q cm . The insulation of the terminals at 300 C is
107 Ohms. Amorphous boron is used. The argon gas is
0.001% pure. The electrical characteristics of the
chamber were described by Dmitriyev (Ref 3),, The
working voltage is 500 V and the working current 350 liamp,
'-rd 2/4 The absolute sensitivity of the chamber was found to be

05441
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2 x 10-14~ amp/neutron/cm2 see.
3) The KNK-53 and M-52 chambers. The counters
belonging to the M series have an appreciable
sensitivity to y-radiation. Thus,for example.the
KINT-52 counter has a y-sens-itivity of 3 x 10-11 amp/r/hr,
To reduce this y-ray sensitivity the n-K series uses
an additional compensating ionization chamber which is
not neutron. sensitive. The basic design of the chamber
and the appropriate connections are shown in Fig 5 in
which 1 is the envelope, 2 is the high voltage electrode
of the y-compensating part of the chamber, 3 is the
high voltage electrode of the boron Part of the chamber,
4 is the collecting electrode, 5 is the boron deposit an'd
6 is the measuring instrument. The electrode assembly
of the KNK-53 counter consists of a system of alternate
boron and compensating sections. Each electrode
consists of' a collection of discs, 43 mm in diameter,
Fig 6 illustrates this scheme and Fig ? shows a
photograph of the electrode assembly. There is a total
of 164 disps and the area of the boron covered discs
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05441
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The Construction of Boron Ionization Chambers
as the working gas. The nitrogen enables the breakdown
voltage to be increased to 2 kV~ T4Q sensitivit7. of
y-radiation is found to be 3.4 x 10 1-2 amqr/hr. while
th sensitivityt~~ slow neutrons is 4 x lo- 4 amp/neutron/
am see. Yu. G. Nikolayev suggested the M-52 chamber.
The KNK-52 is very similar to the M-53 except for the
fact that the distribution of the boron and the
compensating cells is asymmetric so that th,~ sensitivity
of the electrode system to y-radiation depends on the
geometry of the radiation field.
There are 7 figures and 3 Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: April 4, 1958
Card 4/4

g~993 C.,TjPTJr,!S~jY, P. 1-7. Petrograficheskaya khara!deristi~a khowrskikh
t:~eticlm~lkh i melov:~kh peschanikov i Peskov. Proble:~y sov.
S33. 15, 194-9, s. j.68-173. - i3ibliogr: 5 1~azv-
SO: LetoDis, No. 32, 1949.

CHIPrZHIIEKO, M.A. , sloa4Lr I
Unit for banding large-dlametor pipes. SWested by MA,
Chipysboako. Hats.1 isobr.predl.v strol. no.8:117-118
158, (MIRA 13:3)
1. Mekhantebookly teekh Promkombinata.
(pipe bending)

0111U) A.
Photocolorimetric determination of waall copper quattities
in zinc and cad%lum by means of sodium diethy1dithioearbamate.
Rev shimle, Min petr 13 no.8:494 Ag 162.

CHUM) A.; BINKITS, B.; VOICULESCU, A.
Spectral analysis of crude zinc. Rev chimie Min petr 15 no.6:
352-353 J'e '649
I - --T.-, .. I. ..

CITICA, A.; CRESIN, V1. Jo; CHIRA Ale
___j _ ( ktA /~" I; rl , 11" /1')
Duration and Life Expectation in Old People in Various Conditions
Gerontalogy, 6th Intermational. Congress., Copenhagen, Denmark
11-16 August 1963

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Eugen CHIRA, Arboretum of Slovak Academy of Sciences, CSAV, Mlynany.
"Rapid Method of Determining Pollen Viability in Some Species of Pinus.11
Bratislava, Biologia, Vol 18, No 5, 1963; pp 390-395.
Abstract [German summary modified]: Rapid reliable test based on total
dehydrogenase. content determination permits dividing pollen into viable,
decreasing in vitality, and dead. Two photomicrographs, graph; 2 Soviet
and 2 Western references.

CHIRA, Eugen,, inz.
Problem of the pollen sterility of the Scotch pine (Finu8
silvestris L.) and black pine (Finus nigra Arnold). Les
cas 9 no.9;821-826. S163.
1. Ceskoslovenska akademie vedf Arboretum Mlynany.

CHTRA, Eugon, inz.
- ~-
Effect of temperature on the germination of fresh pine pollen,
and Dollen stored for one year. Les can 10 no.11:3003-1010 14 164.
1. Arboretum of the Uovak Academy of Sciences, Klynany.

L
ACC HL ArOM5032 SOURCE CODSt CZ/0049/651ODD1009/064110033
AUTHOM Mrs, Bugen. (Engimerjuw1date of sciewesl 31s~
ORGs Arboretum 101wYaw, SAV, Pr"
TMZi Dioloacal questions oower:ning Picea szoelza (Lane) link pollen
SOMMEs Biologia, roe 9. 1965. 641,453
TOPIC TAWt plant development. plant tuction. Plant ADrPh01*1W. VtO1097.
beat bdalogio effbot
ABSTRACTs Thmmadk study of the offset of teVerattm and other atmospheric pars-
motors on the development of pollen mother cells in the ommon opmoo treo; pollen
de~vvlopmnt did depend qtAte olose3,v an tenperature but sons short-tern variations
vere tolerated von. Comprebansive ditalls on size am Origo arte
hut 18 figares and 2 tables. LEA& art* In En&j 4 1 33.
SUB com: o6 suEm Dmm: 2?ftb6.5 / mm Rat oo5 Rat oo?
cmd

AUZIORt Chira, Eugen (Engineer; Candidate of scionceB; Slopeany); Bart&, Frantisok
(Graduate"MMId3ti-Slopoany) (9
ORG% KLynarW Arboretum, SkV (Arboretun 10,Ynany SAV) 0
TITIEt One of the reasons for the impossibility of hytridization of the genus Pinus
SOURCE: Biclogia. noo 8. 1965, 6oo-6og
TOPIC TAGS: carbohydrate, plant chemistry, plant reproduction
AWMUCTo. The sugar and starch content of pollen changes from year to
year. The total sugar content of the pollen of Individual pines varied
between 6.6o and 16-34%. 7be following sugars were found: Rhaninose, maltoses.
accharose, galectose, glucose# sorbose, fructose and Xy (X- an unknown
:
ugar). In the nucellus of the pine the following sugars were identifiedi
maltosep onecharoses glucoses sorbosep fructose Xy, galactose, ribose,
~rhamnose, -,.ni X (X different unknown sugars$. Systematically rsl--tted
kinds of pines have similar sugar content . Germination tests shoved
that acme of the sugars at a concentration of 0.04 or above inhibit or
stimulate the germination process of the pollen. This Is considered to
inhibit hybridization of pines. Ori . art. brs: 3 11gures and 3 tables, Ll-.-RJS
SUB-CODE: 06 SUEH DATEs 15Fab65 / OFIG REM. 006 _KV REFt 001
M 1~yj
Gard

IANCELT, Alirel, ing.1 CHIRA. loan, ing.
T-cininal and econor,' ;. results obtained in the Cluj
ion when applying bituminous ballast at high
temperatures by using bituminous sands with and withcut
petroleum hard bitumen. Rev transport 11 no.7:305-309'
JI 164.

idPAN, F&lu(,&, acad.; MAA'-9.U,Gheorghe; FV..CU, Nicolae; C11illa, Vasile
I'-- -
Determination of the speed of circulation by phaaes in auri-
ferous pyrite flotation by radioactive gold 198. Studia UnIv
B-B S. Ghem 7 no.1:61-69 162.

T
5.36.i-o
&S 0 71 T 9 - 3 0 - 3' -'-5 8 A 9
AUTHORS: Nikolenko, L. Nil, Karpova, Ye. N., Khodak, V. A.,
ghirakadze, G. G., Borovik, V. P.
TITLEt Investigation of Aromatic Compounds With a Long Side
C~
Chain. III. Reduction of Alkyl It-Aminophenyl Ketones
According to Modified Kishner's, Method
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1950, Vol 30, Nr 3, pp 1028-
1031 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of the previous work (L. N.
Nikolenko, K. K. Babiyevskiy, ZhOKh, 25, 2231, 1955)
on preparation of aniline homologs according to the
following scheme:
[tCo/-' N If.,, -- ItCI12/-
\Cj =Coca IlCo/
C/ [CUN
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Investigation of Aromatic Compounds With 78304 ,
a Long Side Chain. III. Reduction of SOV/79-30-3-58/69
Alkyl 4-Aminophenyl Ketones According to
Modified Kishner's Method
A series of alkyl 4-chlorophenyl ketones (see Table 1)
was obtained by the condensation of aliphatic alcid
chlorides with chlorobenzene In the presence of AICI 3'
The reaction mixture was kept for 2 hr at 20-22 and 1
additional hr at 1000. The alkyl 4-aminophenyl ketones
shown in Table 2 were obtained by ammonolysis of the
corresponding alkyl 4-chloroph--nyl ketones. 4-Alkylani-
lines shown in Table 3 were obtained by reduction of the
corresponding alkyl 4-aminophenyl ketones with hydrazine
hydrate according to the modified Kirshner method. There
are 3 tablesj and 9 references, 1 U.S., 3 U.K., 2
Japanese, 3 Soviet. The 4 U.S. and U.K. references are:
E. Cline, E. Reid, J. Am, Chem. Soc., 11q, 315(2 (1927);
G. Baddeley, J. Kenner, J. Chem. Soc., 303 1935 ;
W. J. Hickinbottom, A. C. Waine, J. Chem. Soc., 1558
(1930) i W - J . Hickinbottom, J. Hickenbottom, J. Chem.
Soc.' 1119 (19YT).
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t I P-RCOC,11"4cl.
Key: (a) Yiel.d ,,,p; (c) mp of 2,4-dioitro-phenyl-
hydrazone.
C,
80 32-3-1.5 175-175.30
94 64.5-65.5 MU-151
C8 If 17 97 58-58.5 134-135
C101121 46.5-47 103 5- IGIL
C,11, 81 51.5-52 1
t, 91 69.5-70 IW-100.6
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Table 2. Alkyl 4-aminophenyl ketones p-RCOC6"-4,-"
vlpl~ .
Key., (a) Yield (%); (b) inp.
R a 1 6
C81,13 95 90-U0.5
C'111., 98 91-92
CIO 11 1.11 49 14
C131127 9S

c 4 2!,
.15
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12
99 I'M -1(y)
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Table 3. 4-Alkylaniline3 p-RC6 H4NH2. Keyi (a) Yield
(b) bp (pressure in mm) and mp.
Ft C,
Ie;I 11 023 85 f 67 -168
80
4 to,
C141-120 98 m 44,5-45
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Investigation of Aromatic Compounds With 783o4
a Long Side Chain. III. Reduction of SOV/79-30-3-58/69
Alky.1 4-Aminophenyl Ketones According to
Modified Kishner's Method
ASSOCIATION: .D. I. Mendeleyev Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology
(Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
D. I. Mendeleyeva)
SUBMITTEDi January 12, 1959
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S/844/62/000/000/024/129
D244/D307
AOTHORS: Hanobashvili, Ye. M., Beruchashvili, L. P., Gvilava, S.
Yo. , lvtwiti3kaya, L. V. and G. Gs
TITLE: Oxidation of sulphar compounds under the action of x and
radiation
SOURCE: Trudy Il Vsesoyuznogo soveshchaniya po radiatsibnnoy khi-
mii. Ed. by Is. 6. Polak. Mosc-ow, Izd-vo AN 366R, 19629
155-158
TEXT: The authors investigated the action of x and j-rays on the
aqueous solutions of sulphides and thiocyanates of various alkali
metals, aqueous suspensions of sulphide minerals and H2 8, mercap-
tan8, thiourea and thiophen. 'Irradiation was carried out with"x
rays from a Co 60 source with the a*ctivity o,f,135 curies, and also
mixed radiation OPT-J(joo (IRT-1000), the radiation dosage being
2.5 x 10 14 , 5 x 10 13 and 2.5 x 1015 ev/ml.see respectively. The
-irradiation causes full oiidation of Na, K and NH 4 sulphides to
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Oxidation of sulphur
S/64 62/000/OjG/024/129
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the corresponding sulphates. Analogous behavior was shoum by the
0
alkali thiocyanates. Irradiation of the aqueous suspensions of py-
rites, sphalerites and galenite8 gave considerable quantities of
so Zn2+, Pb2+ and Ho 2+ which passed into solution. The irradia-
tign of butyl-, amyl-, hexyl- and some other mercaptans, H 2B and
thiophen, gave the curre!)ponding disulphides and certain sulpho-
compounds. These processes progress intensively in aqueous emul-
0
aions, the aqueous phase of Lhe irradiated emulsions containing
large quantities of UO 4-* It is concluded that the irradiation of
the sulphides inay find practical application for the production of
sul.phates from sull)hide minerals and concentrates. There are 4 fi-
gures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut prikladnoy khimii i elektrolthimii j'iN GruzSSR
(Institute of A plied Chemistry and Electrochemistry
AS Georgian SSR~
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CHIPAIUDZE, G. L
!L As J~DrdnsWLU andGe 1. Chlrahiclso
Ar tho Historical study of the ellmate of GruzU
&cad,, of Sciewes of the Oruzin VIM Mysical Geography IWA68
3t 1 r 1948
Fro= ibnth2y Mat OF4valan Acminslorm# Dec. 1951v VOL 4P No* 9v P, 10
(Tramalated C;oiq)

CIIIIULKADZE, G.E, J
CHirs.kadzep G. "Basic features of the climate of Ue aoni
River basin from its sources to the mouth of Wit Kviril
River," Trudy Geogr, o. va Gruz. SSR, Vol 1-11, 1949,
p. 42-64, (Reswe in Georgian)
SO: U-5241, 17 December 1953, (Letopis 'Zhurnal lnyl~h Statey, 1,'0. 2~, 11-1-114~;,-)

(,-fiI.RAKADZF,, 31,1.
-,iz ~ ~
Climn'ic qnd mellorative importence of the Tiflis Reservoir -
Triidl,, Tbi',..NI.3SMI no.l.*49-60 156. (14LU.
(Tiflis Reservoir--Climate)

11MULCUU, I.M., inshenor.; (%RTRArkT"_,_O_,L, kandidat tekhnicheekikh nauk.
Ice formation on high-tension power lines. Rek.sta. 27 no.9:44-45
3 156. Off-u 9: 11)
(Zlectr1c lines--Cold weather conditions)

CHMAXAMB, G.I.
VOOPMNW *let. Toolkov's &;,tilns as& problems of la4ustr14 alimat aloa
In Goorgla. ZPW Thile' VZONI no~213-10 15?. (min ntO
(Gerorgia-Clizatoloa)

CP,HASRULL,--V-,-V,,
Improving the methods for erecting the bearing wells of residential
buildings of medium height. Trudy'Inst. strol.mekb. i seism. AN Gruz.
SSR 9:77-88 163- (MIRA 17*,12)

BAKHTADZIO I,D,; CHIPASHIT. IILIA- V- V.
Organizing prefabricated house building in the Georgian S.S.R, Trudy
Inst. stroi.makh. 11 seism. AN Orus. SSR 90,23-132 163~
~MIU 17:22)

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AUMOR: Grigortym Ye. POPOV
0. H... k~mnwajlo. G.., Wee 3P K. V.;-ChI
cheyova2 E. A.
T. TI;
TITLE: Effe of temperature and straining speed on the mechanical properti Of
iron -that bas absorbed hydrogen from air atmosphere 17
on
S FIZIkO-khimicbeskaya mekbaniks. materialov,, Y. 1,, no. 3, 1965P 289-2,02
TOPk TWS: hydrogen absorption., armco iron, hydrogen absorbing metal, mechanical
strength tensile test, strainbW speed, yield point
ABSTRhCT: Carrosionless penetrution of bydrogeAnto steel has been observed in
steel equipment In contact with petrol dii1ling as well as in the equip-
ment In contact with air durir*: grinding. 7he source of hydrogen in such cases S
preswaWy vater vapors. In tMa connection, the authors observed a cbange in e
hydrogen conte~ of iron during its exposure to air foUowing vacuum t. ~ealip&A
tbormigb inves,&.1-ation of this effect was carried out. The material investigated
was w
-moo ironPin the form of flat specimens 50 am long, 5 m wide, die-stamped
~roz t~, I = thiok sheet and vacuum-annealed at 930*C and cooled in a vacuum to room
temperatures* Thi hydrogen content of the specimens was determined imediately af-~
ter their removal frota the vacuam furnace and at specific intervals of time follow
ing eiposure to sire The findiiogs (Fig. 1) show that in time the hydrogen content

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-of the metal increa. a. The effect of the hydrogen absorbed from air on the me- I
chanical propertiesi,
A f metal wits iwvastlgated. To this end, tensile tests at
strain ra-te-87-of-60-1-20s and 0.22 mm/min were performed in the temperature range of
from +20 to -196*C. The bydrq3en content of the tested specimens was appro3dmately.,'
3 W100 g. It vas found that the position of the maximm yield point (i.e. the
yield, point higher than predicted by theory) depends on the rate of straining In
the tensile tests: at rates oT 20 and 60 m/min It occurs at a temperature of
about -120*0; as the speed decreases by two orders (0.22 mAlmin) the maximum is
displsced 20"C in the direction of low tem
peratures. The plasticity minirmrm shifts
in the direction. of low temperutures when the speeds of straining decreasep and
thus It also changes norimonotonically. In general, the mechanical properties of
the wtal that has absorbed bydrogen from the air atmosphere change in the same way'
as those of the metal that has absorbed hydrogen electrolAicallyj, chemically, or
through exposure in a hydrogen medium at high temperatures and pressures. However,
in th-to case the stresa-strain diagram has a certain distinguishing and previously
not observed featuret. double yield points, present for every investigated rate of
straitting, and attributable to the presence of hydrogen in Ahe metal, -w-hich changes,
the normal course of-dislocationso Orig. art. has: 4 figures, I table.
PAM 2/4-

ACC NRs AP7004181 Al SOURCE CODE! UR/0369/66/002/006/0635/0636
~AUTHOR: Nosyreva, Ye.iS.; Popov, K. V.; Chipcheyevp, E. A.
ORG: Institute of Petro- and Coal-Chemical Synthesis, Angarsk (Institut nefto- i
uglekhimicheskogo sinteza)
TITLE: Effect of manganese on proneness to hydrogen.brittleness in steel
SOURCE: Fiziko-khimicheskaya 1: mekhanika materialov, v. 2, no. 6, 1966, 635-6036
. A I
TOPIC TAGS: manganese, low carbon steel, hydrogen en6rittlement, rupture strength
JABSTRACT: The absorption of atmospheric hydrogen by metal may in some cases involve
anomalous changes in properties. This effect was investigated by means of tensile
tests at from -100 to +20% of notched specimens of two low-carbon steels, one'con-
taining 0
1 -1% 14n and the other, 1.2% Hn, with hydrogen contents of 7 and 6 cc, res-
pectively, per 100 g of metal. Findings: for the steel containing the minimal amount
of manganese '(0.1%) the variation in maximum breaking stress with temperature Is
anomalous: at from -80 to -60*C the maximum breaking stresses are lower than at the
other temperatures. By contrast, the steel containing 1.2% Mn displays a monotonic
increase in stresses with decrease in temperaCure* These findings indicate that the
activity of hydrogen is in some manner suppressed b~ manganese. This phenomenon To-
quires further investigation. Origo art. has; I fig.. I q-table.
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CHIPCHIKVP L# mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik (Kiyev 50, ul.Bozhenko, d.10,
kv.;)
Changes of the spine in very old people. Ortop., travme i protezo
26 no.4:22-26 Ap 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Iz otdela vozrastnykh izmeneni7 opormo-dvigatellnogo apparata
(zav. - kand.med.nauk Ye.P.Podrushnyak) Institute gerontologii
AMN S�SR (dir. - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSM prof. D.F.Chabotarev).

QHYFCII~T~ M13-iteii
AP
Stopo red lightl Za rul. 21 n0-8213 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:11)

)EDNEY K.; GRINSHTEYN, V.(GrlusteinsY V.1; CHIPENY G.[Gipens, G.]
Study of the tuberculcotatic activity of 1,2,4-triazole derivatives.
Vestio Latv sk no,,7*.85-96 161.
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyokoy SSR$ Institut organicheakogo sintoza.
(TRIAZOLE) (TuBEmnosis)
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GRINSIRSIN, MOrinstains, V.1; KEW, K.; CHIPER, G [Cipens, G.1; VZVMT-S, A.
Tuberculostatic activity of derivatives of aminopanidine and dianino-
guanidine and Us cor'relation with cheecal structure. Vestis L~ty A
-no.10:89-100 161.
1. A3adenlya -nauk IAttviyBkoy SSR, Institut organichaskogo ainteza.
QMINIDDW (YMRCULOSIS)

GRINSHTEYN, V. Y&.; CHIM, G.I,
Derivatives of aminoguanidines and their converaions. Part 1z
SyntAesis of acylaminoguanidinea and 3-substituted 5-amino-1,
294-triazoles. Zhur. ob. khim. 31 no.3:886-890 Mr 161
(MiRA 14:3)
1. Inatitut organicheskogo sinteze, AN Iatviyakoy SSR.
(Guanidine) (Triazole)
If

IAk49N-,.-C6L-WPvmv 00; MINSMIN, V.Ya. (Grinoteins, V.]j
MXW~ R-K [Fi4bump R.]
Derivativea of am.iAoguanIidine and their tranofawtions.
Part 2a Derivatives Of nitroamino- and diminoguanidinso
and their tran-gforliations. Zhur-ob.)ddm. 32 no.2:454,453
F 162, (MIRA 1512)
I. Institut organichookogo sintesa AN Latviyakay SSn.
(Guanidine)

CHI"? $ G.I. [Cipensp G.]; GRINSH7ZyN,, V.ya. forinateirAs, V.]
Derilatives of udnoguanidine and their tranoformationo.
Part 3: Acyl &-nd asomethine derivatives of aminotriazoles.
Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.2:40P-44 F 162o . (MIRA 15:2)
1. Institut, carganicheakogo sintesa AN Latviyakoy SSR.
(Triazole)

CHIIEE G.1; CKWSHTEYN, V.Ya. [Grinsteirw, V.]
Derivatives of aminoguanidines and their transformations.
Part 4-. Derivativos of 1-olkyl-l-aminoguanidines and
1-alkyl-3~-substituted J.,2,,4~-triazoles. Zhur.ob.khim.
32 no.11:3811-3817 N 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Institut orgmdchoskogo sinteza AN Latviyskoy SSR,
(Guanidino) (Triazole)

CHIP G.I.; EYDIUS, Ya.A. [Eidust J.]; BOBOVICH, Ya.S.; GRINSHTEYN, V.Ya.
-TO-rinsteinp,, V.]
Structure of N-acyl derivatives of
3-phenyl-5-amino-lp2,4-triazole. Zhur.
strukt.khim. 6 no.l-.53-57 Ta-F 165.
(MIRA :L8:121)
1. Institut organicheakogo sinteza AN Latviyskoy SSR;
Latviyskiy gosuclarstvennyy universitet imeni P.Stuchki i
Gosudarstvennyy opticheskiy institut imeni S.I.Vavilova.
Submitted October 10, 1963.

BMEV, A.I.- PITOZM G.P. [Rudzits, G.1; Cfl
GRINSHTEYN, V.Ya.
Extraction of a complex compoundiof pentavalent molybdenum with
'Uhioglycollic aiid in the presencolof guanidine derIvatives.
Zhur. anal. khIpi. 20 no.l176--Sl 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Moskovsk2,y gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Lcmono3ova,
!Atv.'yskiy gosudarstvonnyy universitat imeni P. Stuchki i
Institu"., arganichaskogo sinteza AN Latvlyskoy SSR.

CHIPFR, Gh.
-.- - -- -1 1 4
064vitation d-agram of hydraulic elements of channel
navigation. Studii hidraul 6s159-189 164.

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Good and useful miy for the RmsVan workers to spend their
free time* Mmca oindic 6 no,5:20-23 My 162a
1. Director al clubului Uzinele do tractoare, Brasov (for Petou)&

G4IF9V,.Kh.-;UZUNOVA, V.
-,mammma" ~
Vaginal temperature.as index of activity of the corpus luteum and in
function tests of the ovaries. Xhirurglia, Sofia 6 to.4t234-240 1953.
(GIRL 25:1)
1, Head of Health Station at Klisura; for Chipei~., -Midwife at Health
Station at Klisura. for Usunova. 2. Public Health Division (Head -- Dr.
Yelev) of District Pisoplele Soviet of Workers' Deputies, Urlovo.

DOGAVGV,, Iv.; CHIPET,,Kh. ,
On 7 oaseo of gynatresia. Akush. ginek. (Sofia) 3 no.lt63-68
t64,

OHIPJIVP Mhes, (Sofiya)
Characteristion of the ocuree of prognanoy and labor in multiparas,
Akushe i gin* nos2t69-70 16% (MIRA 18110)

Col 1). CIIIPIL~;Kl# Col J*. ANT0i;0V and 'Inj T. Ifedical Corrs
--:1 y I;tudlrr. 11ollowina Clused Cranio-Cccabral T-:,It=.!'
Vocnizo Ileditsinska Delo. Vol 7, No 4, bec 196-It r-p 19-25.
,%!.,r,LracL f"',u3sian stmary modifl~Al: Data on SO ptients: 46 non-lal
and various t,-,,I-ps of rosidual lestont in the other 34. Oi thc CU, 43
-,c-.c c: 'I
marined over I ,car (36 cver 3 yearr,) after the 1csion occurred.
7able, 2 reitti;e-nograns, 16 SovL;-. refc--rences.
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CHIPILSKI"PI-i-
A serlograpb for cerebral angiograpby. Khirurgiia (Sofiia)
16 no.7t657-659 163.
2. Visah voenno-maditainaki institut - Sofiia.
(ME&RAL ANGIOMM)
(EQUIMENT AIM SUPPLIES)
(TECHNOLOGY, RADIOLOGIC)

20093 SOURCS CODEt BU/0017/65/020/004/005*05131
AlItIORt Lambov, H. 114outenant oolonel of the medical service)l ChIjAlski.,11irt-
Olaior of the medical servi-ce)
ORGI none
TITIF-i Renal -hrooM20hro with matostases withcnit renal symptoms
SOURCF,s Voenno-moditsinsko delo, v, 20. no* 4. 1965. 57-58
TOPIC TAGS: mAlltary medicine, digestive system disease
ABSTRAM This artiold presents the case of a 36-year-old officer with parploxing
clinical symptoms alternately diagnosed as poptio ulcerative disease AM caloitlous
oholecystitist malons. progressivoly more severet episodes of hematomesis mid death
despite heroic treatment short of Burgerye True diagnosis of renal hypernephroma
vith profusely Aissaminated viscoral motasUses was a relatively wmTeotod finding
at neoropsye CjM-S7
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I
1. CHIPIZMMO. A. I.
2. um (6oo)
4. Strains and Strpsses
7. Calculation of shearing stresses. Vest. Mash. no 7: JI '52
9. Ron List of Rusian Accessions, Library of Congress, Feb. 1953. 'Unclassified.

momillow,10,11 MISM.1011110-111MIMEnwr

SOV/13r-58-7-16080
On the Relationship Between the Depth of Impression (cont.
the main characterize the aptitude for regular deformation and do not fully
..Areflect the ductility of the metal. The latter Is beat characterized by the
transverse narrowing of the specimen, measurable in the rupture "neck"
of a round specimen. Therefore Erichsen's method Is not precise and is
unsuitable for a reliable determination of the ductility of the metal and its
capacity foi stamping and deep drawing. In order to study the suitability for
stamping it is necessary to employ methods of twisting and drawing, prefer-
ably with tools and equipment similar to those employed in production.
1. Brass--Mechanical properties 2. Brass-4racture
Card 212.
V. 0.

oo A,Z.
137-58-5-10848
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 5, p 279 (USSR)
AUTHOR- Chipizhenko,
TITLE: New Grades of Beryllium Bronze (Novyye marki berilliyevykh
bronz)
PERIODICAL: Byul. Tsentr. in-t inform. M-va tsvetn. metallur8ii SSSR,
1957, Nr 7, pp ZZ-25
ABSTRACT: The effect of additions of Ni, Ti, and Co to standard Be
bronzes of diminished Be content upon elastic hysteresis and
cyclic and general strength is investigated on diaphragm-type
products. Two new grades of Be bronze have been developed as
a. result of the investigations: Br BNT- 1.9 (1.85-2.105/6 Be,
02-0.416 Ni, and 0.1-0.2576 Ti, the rest Cu) and Br BNT 1.7
(1.65-1.85% -Be, 0.2-0.4% Ni, 0.1 -0.25% Ti, the rest Cu), dis-
-tinguished by greater plasticity as compared to standard Be
bronzes. The cyclic strength of springs of BNT-1.9 is 1.5
times as great as that of springs of Br B-2 bronze and twice as
great as that, of Br B-2.5 bronze springs. The new bronzes also
exhibit more stable elastic properties and reduced elastic hyst-
Ca rd 112 eresis at normal and elevated temperatures than do standard Be

137-58-5-10848
New Grades of Beryllium Bronze
bronzes. It is noted that introduction of the new grades of Be bronze makes
it possible to save 4.5-6.5 kg Be per ton of semifinished product.
E.S.
1. Beryllium bronze-Development 2. Beryllium bronze-Prope-rties
Card 2/2

CKWIZ . A. I. -, XHARITOJIUVA. L. B.
Iffoot of streaAW structure in L62 brass on its mechanical
and technological properties. Tftet.met. 33 no-5:66-68
IV 160o (XM 13:7)
(Brase-Metallograp1W)

CHIPURWO, A.I.; xATYSMVA, A.Ya.; GO1UMV# M-K-
Tendency of coppor-beryllium alloys to the formation of bubbles vhen
heated in an ammonia.atmosphere. Trudy Giprotevetmetobrabotka no.18:
197-208 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Copper-beryllium alloys-Beat treatment)

CRXPIZMMKO, AJ,
Studying the effect of the chemical composition of beryllium bronse
on the quality of springs. Trudy Giprotevotmetobrabotka no.18:209-
214 16o. (MIRA 13:10)
(Copper-beryllium alloys--Analysis)
(Springs (Mechanism))

I.
It.
28547
S/1,37/61/000/009/019/087
A060/A101
AUTHORSt Chipizhenko, A.I., Katyahkova, A.Ya., Golubkov, M.K.
TITLEs Tendency of copper-beryllium alloys to form blisters under heating
in an ammonia environment
PMIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal..Metallurgiya, no.~q, 1961, 41,abstract 9D305
("Tr. Gos. n.-J. I poyQktn. in-ta po obrabotke tsvetn. met.", 1960,
no. 18, 197-208)
7=3 The influence of the chemical composition of bronze upon the tendon-
cy to form blisters under heating in an ammonia invironment was Investigated.-
Strips of bronze grades fip.5 2.5* 43r.B 2.5) containing (in percent): te L!B-*.43,
Ni o.18-o.49, and admixtures of Ti 0.18-0.73 and Co 0.3; 15HT 1.9-and W 1.7,
Off 1.9 and BM 1.7)were heated in an ammonia environment at. 7W-7W and 82000-
(for the latter two grades) for various periods of time. It was established that
standard bronze grade Br. B 2.5 Is most apt to form blisters. Under heating for
the period of one hour in stripe with an addition of 0.28-0.73% Ti the blisters
did not arise. On strips of bronze containing 1.68-2.32% Be and an admixture of
Ti no blisters were formed even after a two-hour heating. Under heating of atdpe
Card 1A X\

28547
S/137/61/000/0()9/019/087
Tehdenoy of -oopper-beryllium alloyp A060/A101
in a H2 atmosphere at 820OC for 20 min no blisters were formed On strips of bronze
containing an admixture of Ti with Ni, while on strips of bronze Br. B 2.5 a large
number of blisters was formed. -it its indicated that the formation of blisters on
strips of beryllium bronze under.heating in an ammonia atmosphere is connected
with defects in the ingot and the action Of H2 from the surrounding environment.
An admixture of Ti reduces the tendency of strips to form blisters. It is recom-
mended to carry out the casting of beryllium bronze ingots by the semicontinuous
or flowless,method, and not to-allow a heating >7800C and long soakings in an-
nealing strips or parts in an ammonia environMent.
A. Babayeva
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 2/2 :

SOURCEs RM. Tdchnologiya mshinostroysnlya~ Abs. ;B334
AUTHORt Ch:Lpixhe*o, A* L I 1yedlinskayap Ze, He I ~6rsunskayas Ke No
:TITLE: Dopendonle'of the size and homogeneity of ber7lllum bronze on technological-*,
procoss'L rg paramoters 1963, 17-2..
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Goj;;.~n.-i i proyektn. in-ta aplavov i. obrabotki tavetn.met.V21.,
TOPIC TAM bronze,. bronsel gr&in 811tol &n0y homogeneltys ancy
grain size
TRANSLATION: The authors report that the furnaces used In plants for the
cheating of borylUum bronze in an amonia atmosphere, an won &a shaft furnace
'do not provide uniform beating of the metal. This excludes the possibility of
obtaining a homogeneous structure and consistent mechanical properties In the
firdrshed products@',, The high,-quality heating of~bronze requires the use of short-
to= heating in continuous furnao", The most homogeneous structures and pro-*
portles of bronze may be obtained through rolling with reduction not less than
63% (with roning performed prior to tei"Aag), 16 n1ustrations. BihUography
Card

ACCESSION NRt AR4018280 8/0277/64/0001001/0016/0017
SOUM: - RZh, Mashinostroitelirw$ye, materialy*, konstruktall i raachst detaler
mas1!3.:,G1drqpr1vod (Wdrodrive)q Abe. 1.48.97
AUTHORs! Kharitonovat L* D.;
TITLEt A now aprlng alloy for work at 20-3500 twpemtures
MED SOURCEs Tre Goa* n.-io I proyektn* in-ta aplavov i obmbotki tavetn. not.,
vY*P- 23., 1963, 7-11
TDPIC TAGSs spring alloy, 330C temperature, current-oarrying spring, relaxation
resistance
TRANSUMONt An alloy developed for use in current-carrying aprings of brand UN
.5-2-1 is made of
N1 + 5$ Ti + 2% Al + 1$ Nb, having high relaxation resistance ancr
suitable for devices operating at temperatures vp to 33OCe The alloy has good
technoloj*cal pr%wties and in sUple to vork medbanicaXly and thermally.
DATE ACQ: O7ftb64 SM COMs ML RNMI 00
.Card 1/1

L-Aft
SOURCE Wit: UR/0286/65/000/020/0167/0167
INVENTOR: ChipLxhenko, A., 1o; Lodlinskga, Z M.; GDlubkov, M. K Bliznyukova,
N. Yu. 4Z-1
ORG: none
TITLE: -ppyler-base alloy. Class 40, No. 160927
SOURCE: iByulleten' izobratenly I tovarnykh znakov, no. 26, 1965, 167
TOPIC TAGS., copper alloy, zinc containing alloy, pickel containing alloy, aluminum
containing alloy, man anese contaii2ing alloy, silicon containing alloy, high strength
alloy" dbir'-
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate Introduces a copper-base allo ontaining nickel,
aluminum, vionganese, and zinc. To increase the tensile strenpt 11(med relaxation
strength of the alloy, the conponeut contents are kept within the limits: copper
73.0-76.0Z, nickel 1.5-3.0Z, aluntinum 1.3-3.02, manganese 0.3-1.OZ, silicon
0.3-10%, and balance zinc. tDVII
SUB-CODE:~ 1l/ SUBH DATE: 30jul631 ATD PRESS: W7v
ca~lzl Was o35.5--n

PWULIn, 0&7,t OMPIZUBOYAO PA.
Materials on the oo*IW of the fleas of the Daurian suglik in
Trano'baikalia. lzv.lrk,goo.nanch.-tool.protivochum.inst. 17t
161-179 158. (MIRA 13-7)
(TRUSBAIULIA--nUS) (PARASITBS--SUSLIKS)

i I /il
ZHOYM. I.Fe.; TEMITANOVA, N#Dw; FADOROVAp L.T., [deceased]; RTZHUK,
T,I.; LBDNOV, Tu.A,; SUCHUNIT, P,?.; MOSKLLMMO, Y.T.;
IEOZLOVSrAUg OoL,; MIDDVAo A~Ae- [deceased]; ANIZZIEV, I.X,;
(MIFIEMOVA. PA,; PRDLIPITEV, V.I..
Materials for a study of the trombioulid mites of Siberia and
the Yar East. I'M bk.goo,naucb,-isol.protivoohum.inst. 16t
156-172 157. (MIRA 13--7)
(SIBERIAO 3UMMRN--NMS)

CZjFAjN,.V,J,&,,,jkand. tekhn. nauk
Monorail transportation. Biul.tekh.-skon.infam.Gos.nauch.-
isal.inst.nauch.i tekh.infom. 16 no.4:89-93 163. (HM 3.6t8)
(Railroada, Single-rail)

GUREVIGH, Viktor Zal=ovich,- DEMIDOV, Nikolay Alekseyevich;
CHIPKOVA V.G.j, inzh.j, retsenzent; MINDIN. kand.
Z~~-
t6EE. n;;i ~,~iaucbn. red.. Al
.4SUN,N. I j inzh.
red. , Xgd.;CHFAS,M..A,
(Electric heating installations of ships] Sudovye elektro-
nagrevatelIrWe ustrqistva. Leningrad,, Sudostroenie, 1965.
243 P. (MIRA 18:8)

CHIPLAKOV.M.; HAPM,Z.
Sports festival of Kharkov tractor builders. Sov.profsoiuzY 3
no.8:43-45 Ag'55. (M1RA 8:10)
1. Predeedatell soveta fiskulltury 1harIkovskogo traktornogo
zavoda (for Chiplakov) 2. Zaveduyushchiy uchebno-sportivnym
otdelom TSentralinogo soveta DSO *Torpedo"
(Kharkov--Sports)

CHIPLAKI)VA T,111.- POKICHEVA, R.A.
....... . I
Tramatic dislocation of the crystalline lens. Sbor. nauch.
trud. SOGMI no.14t130-134 163. (KMA 18:9)
1. 1% kafedry glaanykh bolezney Severo-Osetinakogo meditsinskogo
institute (zav. kafedroy - prof. M,N. Bugulov).

8/081/61/000/020/002/089
B119/B147
OTHOR-Bi Chiplist I. V. Glembotskiy, I. I.
TITLEs Approximate single-electron wave functions of Th +
obtained on the basis of the.statiatical Thomas-Fermi model
PERIODIGALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 20, 1961, 8, abstract
20B52 (Tr. AN LitSSR, B, 1(24), ig6i, 75 - 84)
TEXTs The single-eleotron wave functions of Th + optical electrons in
the states, 5f, 6d, 6f, 78, 7PP 7d, 8s, 8p, go, gp were obtained with
the aid of the Thomas-Fermi potential. It is assumed that the optical-
electron states do not affect the potential which is taken to be equal
for all optical electrons. The equation was solved by meanscCA computer
with an accuracy corresponding to the approximation of the chosen ~oten_
tial. The single-eleotron states in Th+ provide a satisfactory
qualitative description of the wave functions obtained. ibstracteris
notes Complete translation.]
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86829
S/020/60/135/005/017/043
24,4S-00 B019/BO67
AUTHORS: Vizbarayte, Ya. I., ChiDlis. V. I., and Yutsis, A. P.,
Academi-.)ian of the IS Litovskaya SSR
TITLE. Selection Rules of Electron Transition in Various Types
of Coupling
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 135, No- 5,
PP. 1101-1103
TEXTt The authors studied electrical single-electron multipole transitions
with configuration lqlj' where an LS coupling exists in the I q shell. It
is assumed that this shell is characterized by the quantum numbers Lo S of
which together with the single-electron momenta l's' of various types of
coupling give zhe momentum J. Besides the known LS and Jj couplings, the
Jl and LS 0 cov-.-Iings introduced by Racah et al. (Ref. 1) and A.M. Gutman
et al. (Ref. 2) are of importance. These couplings are characterized by
the intermediate quantum numbers T 1T2' Thus, the state under consideration
Card 1/3

86829
Selection Rules of Electron Transition in 5/020/60/135/005/017/043
Various Types of Coupling B019/BO67
q
is characterized by nl 0L 0S0 ntl'T1T2JM. The transitions
% 'Sn"l"TT
S(nl& L S n1l'T T J, n1 , Lo 0 1 1JI)
0 0 0 1 2 0 2
(at L S n1l1T T JUT (k~,., L'S#n"l"T*T' J1)12 (1) are
0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 2
studied, and the selection rules for the transition
1q
.1 L0S11T 1T 21 - l'u0L 0S0l"T!T,',J' are summarized in Table 1.
These ten selection rules are divided into five groups the first two of
which are known. The three other groups comprise new selection rules.
According to these selection rules, transition may occur only if the
corresponding quantum number and the quantum numbers of the other con-
figurations form a triangle or quadrangle. Important consequences of
these new selection rules are discussed. There are 1 table an(I 4
references: 2 Soviet and 2 US.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki i matematiki Akademii nauk LitSSR
(Institute of Physics and Mathematics of the Academy of
Sciences Litovskaya SSR)
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86829
Selc,:!tion Iul:!s of Electron Transition in S/020/60/1'15,,"C05/017
7~tr-'o,as Typ,,-..-. of ":.uplinc; BOlq/BO67
,7'~17,'j T"* ZD: Auf;ust 22, 1960 11paima mftpa Ann nepexoAa
110OLOSd'TjT,J - Iq4QLOSO,"T;T;j,
Carr" 3/3

LS-LS LS -if LSO-LSO it-11
LS - L'S' jai J'J"
0 LS - Jd- LK - L'KI JoK - fK'
(LL'k)
(SSIO) U01,00)
Wilk) I (101's,J) (LL'k)
(KK'k)
7 8 9 10
LS - LSO LS -./I JI - LS~ LS07-11 .11-11
LS .-, L'K LS - JOK~ JOK - LK' :V - Jol' JOK-J'Oiv
(LL'k)

(SL'I') (LKSok)

(JOI'S'J)
(SLOI-J') (Kl('k)

Votw) (J,IK)

(L)(J')
V0100)
(K)(J*)

Chiplonkar, M.; Kulkarnip p.
Seasonal variation of twilight intensity. In English. p. 182.
I;ULLETIJI OF THE ASTRONOMCAL INSTITUTES OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA, Praha) Czechoslovakia.,
Vol. 10, no- 5) SePt- 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, no. 10, 1959. -Oct-
unclo

H I P P , m C-j' , C' , C~
UYI.I.HANOVSKAYA, Ariha~~-orisovaa [Kryzhanivalke A.B.]; CHIPPIiO,,Q_,.
[Chippla. H.0.]. ksnd.tekhn.wujc, red,; SHTULI
0
izd-va; ZMMOVSKIT, A.D.EZbukovatkyl, A.D.], tokha.red.
[Long-range forecasting of the Dnieper runoff] Doyhoterminovi
prohnozy kberaktorystyk stoku. Dnipra. T~Vjv, Vyd-vo Akad. nauk
URM, 1957. 87 P. NIPA 11:4)
(Dnieper River)

MUM baudidat tekhnichalkh qauk, vidpovidall 'niy
redakto~r--, SEEPULIMN, I.F., rodaktor vidavaitatva; ZHUMSIKIT, 1.11.,
takhnichnly rAdmktor.
[Dnieper rqn-off bolqwAtev)-Stik Dnipra nyzhche Kyiev*.: Kyiv',
8,
V.vd-vo Akad.nauk MISR, :.1957. 126 (MIRA loill)
(Dnieper Itiver)

CEUPING. Galina Aleksandrovna [Chippiuh, H.Q.]; 36YEMO, Ilara Arkh4-
Dyshnevalkyi, P.7. kand.tekhn.nauk,
0
otv.red.: MBKOVGKAYA, O.K. (Plachkovalka, ;.M.lg red.izd-va;
HATVIYCMM, 0.0., teklm.red.
[Aamial and minima discharge of rivers in the Ukraine] Richnyi
t& minimalluyi stik us terytorii Ukrainy, lyiv, Vya-vo Akad.usuk
UM. 1939. 143 p. (MIRA 13:3)
Wkraine--Rivers)

VISHNEVSKIY, Palladiy Fedoi-ovich[Vyshnevalkyi, P.F.];-DFDZD, Nafamil
losipovich; ZHELEZNYAK, Iosif Aronovich; KRYZHANOVSKAYA,
Ariada Borlsoma(Kryshanivalka, A.B.]; KUBYSHKIN, Georgiy
Pimenovich[Kubyahkin, H.P.Ij ~ismxo, Yam Arkhipovna;
MOKLYAK, Vladislav Ivanovich; 9RIEEI~ ~Gal~ina4eksandrovna
(Chippinh$ H.O.); SHUTS, Grigorly
PECHKOVSKAYA, O.M.[Pechkovalka, O.M.1. red.izd-va; RAKHLINA,
9.P., tekhn. red.
[Hydrologic calculationo for rivers of the Ukraine)Gidrologichni
rozrakhunk.v dlia richDk Ukrainyj pry vids4tnosti sposterezhan'.
[By)P.F.Vyshnev')tyi ta inshi. Kylv, Vyd-vo Akad.nauk URSR, 1962.
385 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Ukraine-Rivem)

TOIAUSCUP D., oandidat in i3tilnte tehriicc~ CHIPRIADE, Gh., Ing. ~ MITRO1,
0
C., ing,
Basic principles of flux repair organization for engines and
tractors at the repair stations. Mec electrif agric 9 no.5:
8-18 164.
1. Research Institute for Mechanization of Agriculture (for
Mitroi).

IL
05440
SOV/120-59-3-12/46
AUTHORS: Dmitriyev, A. B., Voroblyev, M. G., Kosmarskaya, L.G.
and Chipurenko,*N. I.
TITY,': Th~-~o-on-'s~tr~u'c~-t*i~o-'n-65r'~Boron- Ionization Chambers
(Ko.nstruktsiya bornykh ionizatsionnykh kamer)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1959, Nr 3,
pp 59-62 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A description is given of the following ionization
chambers, all of which are designed to detect slow
neutrons from the ionization due to the reaction
B10 (n,U)JZ: the KN series (filled with-BF ). the
KNT series (solid boron and argon gas) -ZM the M
series (compensated for the effect of the y-background),.
1) The KN-50 chamber, Fig 1 shows a photograph of
this chamber. The electrodes consist of four coaxial
tubes,, 12, 229 32 and 42 mm in diameter, made from
nickel foil, Oj mm, thick,, and in electrical contact
with each Aher. It is filled with BF3 gas at 600 mm Hg,
the working volume being 370 cm3. The gas is obtained
from the reaction
-nd 1/4 Ba(BF)4--:~, 2BF3 + BaF2.

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Fig 3 gives the volt-ampere characteristics of the
chamber when the latter was irradiated in the reactor
channel. The 3saturation current at 500 V is
0.045 iiamp/cm .
2) The KNT-52 chamber. This chamber is in the form
of a two-electrode system placed in a hermetically
sealed steel cylinder. The cylinder is filled with
argon at a pressure of 6 atm. Each electrode (Fig 4)
consists of 30 discs, 43 mm in diameter, placed parallel
to each other. The discs have slots through which
supports for electrodes of opposite sign can be inserted.
The distance between the plates of opposite signs is
1.6 mm and the disc thickness is 0.4 mm. Boron is
deposited on either side of each disc (except for the
end di cs), the total area covered in this way bSing
95Q cm . The insulation of the terminals at 300 C is
107 Ohms. Amorphous boron is used. The argon gas is
0.001% pure. The electrical characteristics of the
chamber were described by Dmitriyev (Ref 3),, The
working voltage is 500 V and the working current 350 liamp,
'-rd 2/4 The absolute sensitivity of the chamber was found to be

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2 x 10-14~ amp/neutron/cm2 see.
3) The KNK-53 and M-52 chambers. The counters
belonging to the M series have an appreciable
sensitivity to y-radiation. Thus,for example.the
KINT-52 counter has a y-sens-itivity of 3 x 10-11 amp/r/hr,
To reduce this y-ray sensitivity the n-K series uses
an additional compensating ionization chamber which is
not neutron. sensitive. The basic design of the chamber
and the appropriate connections are shown in Fig 5 in
which 1 is the envelope, 2 is the high voltage electrode
of the y-compensating part of the chamber, 3 is the
high voltage electrode of the boron Part of the chamber,
4 is the collecting electrode, 5 is the boron deposit an'd
6 is the measuring instrument. The electrode assembly
of the KNK-53 counter consists of a system of alternate
boron and compensating sections. Each electrode
consists of' a collection of discs, 43 mm in diameter,
Fig 6 illustrates this scheme and Fig ? shows a
photograph of the electrode assembly. There is a total
of 164 disps and the area of the boron covered discs
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as the working gas. The nitrogen enables the breakdown
voltage to be increased to 2 kV~ T4Q sensitivit7. of
y-radiation is found to be 3.4 x 10 1-2 amqr/hr. while
th sensitivityt~~ slow neutrons is 4 x lo- 4 amp/neutron/
am see. Yu. G. Nikolayev suggested the M-52 chamber.
The KNK-52 is very similar to the M-53 except for the
fact that the distribution of the boron and the
compensating cells is asymmetric so that th,~ sensitivity
of the electrode system to y-radiation depends on the
geometry of the radiation field.
There are 7 figures and 3 Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: April 4, 1958
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g~993 C.,TjPTJr,!S~jY, P. 1-7. Petrograficheskaya khara!deristi~a khowrskikh
t:~eticlm~lkh i melov:~kh peschanikov i Peskov. Proble:~y sov.
S33. 15, 194-9, s. j.68-173. - i3ibliogr: 5 1~azv-
SO: LetoDis, No. 32, 1949.

CHIPrZHIIEKO, M.A. , sloa4Lr I
Unit for banding large-dlametor pipes. SWested by MA,
Chipysboako. Hats.1 isobr.predl.v strol. no.8:117-118
158, (MIRA 13:3)
1. Mekhantebookly teekh Promkombinata.
(pipe bending)

0111U) A.
Photocolorimetric determination of waall copper quattities
in zinc and cad%lum by means of sodium diethy1dithioearbamate.
Rev shimle, Min petr 13 no.8:494 Ag 162.

CHUM) A.; BINKITS, B.; VOICULESCU, A.
Spectral analysis of crude zinc. Rev chimie Min petr 15 no.6:
352-353 J'e '649
I - --T.-, .. I. ..

CITICA, A.; CRESIN, V1. Jo; CHIRA Ale
___j _ ( ktA /~" I; rl , 11" /1')
Duration and Life Expectation in Old People in Various Conditions
Gerontalogy, 6th Intermational. Congress., Copenhagen, Denmark
11-16 August 1963

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Eugen CHIRA, Arboretum of Slovak Academy of Sciences, CSAV, Mlynany.
"Rapid Method of Determining Pollen Viability in Some Species of Pinus.11
Bratislava, Biologia, Vol 18, No 5, 1963; pp 390-395.
Abstract [German summary modified]: Rapid reliable test based on total
dehydrogenase. content determination permits dividing pollen into viable,
decreasing in vitality, and dead. Two photomicrographs, graph; 2 Soviet
and 2 Western references.

CHIRA, Eugen,, inz.
Problem of the pollen sterility of the Scotch pine (Finu8
silvestris L.) and black pine (Finus nigra Arnold). Les
cas 9 no.9;821-826. S163.
1. Ceskoslovenska akademie vedf Arboretum Mlynany.

CHTRA, Eugon, inz.
- ~-
Effect of temperature on the germination of fresh pine pollen,
and Dollen stored for one year. Les can 10 no.11:3003-1010 14 164.
1. Arboretum of the Uovak Academy of Sciences, Klynany.

L
ACC HL ArOM5032 SOURCE CODSt CZ/0049/651ODD1009/064110033
AUTHOM Mrs, Bugen. (Engimerjuw1date of sciewesl 31s~
ORGs Arboretum 101wYaw, SAV, Pr"
TMZi Dioloacal questions oower:ning Picea szoelza (Lane) link pollen
SOMMEs Biologia, roe 9. 1965. 641,453
TOPIC TAWt plant development. plant tuction. Plant ADrPh01*1W. VtO1097.
beat bdalogio effbot
ABSTRACTs Thmmadk study of the offset of teVerattm and other atmospheric pars-
motors on the development of pollen mother cells in the ommon opmoo treo; pollen
de~vvlopmnt did depend qtAte olose3,v an tenperature but sons short-tern variations
vere tolerated von. Comprebansive ditalls on size am Origo arte
hut 18 figares and 2 tables. LEA& art* In En&j 4 1 33.
SUB com: o6 suEm Dmm: 2?ftb6.5 / mm Rat oo5 Rat oo?
cmd

AUZIORt Chira, Eugen (Engineer; Candidate of scionceB; Slopeany); Bart&, Frantisok
(Graduate"MMId3ti-Slopoany) (9
ORG% KLynarW Arboretum, SkV (Arboretun 10,Ynany SAV) 0
TITIEt One of the reasons for the impossibility of hytridization of the genus Pinus
SOURCE: Biclogia. noo 8. 1965, 6oo-6og
TOPIC TAGS: carbohydrate, plant chemistry, plant reproduction
AWMUCTo. The sugar and starch content of pollen changes from year to
year. The total sugar content of the pollen of Individual pines varied
between 6.6o and 16-34%. 7be following sugars were found: Rhaninose, maltoses.
accharose, galectose, glucose# sorbose, fructose and Xy (X- an unknown
:
ugar). In the nucellus of the pine the following sugars were identifiedi
maltosep onecharoses glucoses sorbosep fructose Xy, galactose, ribose,
~rhamnose, -,.ni X (X different unknown sugars$. Systematically rsl--tted
kinds of pines have similar sugar content . Germination tests shoved
that acme of the sugars at a concentration of 0.04 or above inhibit or
stimulate the germination process of the pollen. This Is considered to
inhibit hybridization of pines. Ori . art. brs: 3 11gures and 3 tables, Ll-.-RJS
SUB-CODE: 06 SUEH DATEs 15Fab65 / OFIG REM. 006 _KV REFt 001
M 1~yj
Gard

IANCELT, Alirel, ing.1 CHIRA. loan, ing.
T-cininal and econor,' ;. results obtained in the Cluj
ion when applying bituminous ballast at high
temperatures by using bituminous sands with and withcut
petroleum hard bitumen. Rev transport 11 no.7:305-309'
JI 164.

idPAN, F&lu(,&, acad.; MAA'-9.U,Gheorghe; FV..CU, Nicolae; C11illa, Vasile
I'-- -
Determination of the speed of circulation by phaaes in auri-
ferous pyrite flotation by radioactive gold 198. Studia UnIv
B-B S. Ghem 7 no.1:61-69 162.

T
5.36.i-o
&S 0 71 T 9 - 3 0 - 3' -'-5 8 A 9
AUTHORS: Nikolenko, L. Nil, Karpova, Ye. N., Khodak, V. A.,
ghirakadze, G. G., Borovik, V. P.
TITLEt Investigation of Aromatic Compounds With a Long Side
C~
Chain. III. Reduction of Alkyl It-Aminophenyl Ketones
According to Modified Kishner's, Method
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1950, Vol 30, Nr 3, pp 1028-
1031 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of the previous work (L. N.
Nikolenko, K. K. Babiyevskiy, ZhOKh, 25, 2231, 1955)
on preparation of aniline homologs according to the
following scheme:
[tCo/-' N If.,, -- ItCI12/-
\Cj =Coca IlCo/
C/ [CUN
Card 1/6

Investigation of Aromatic Compounds With 78304 ,
a Long Side Chain. III. Reduction of SOV/79-30-3-58/69
Alkyl 4-Aminophenyl Ketones According to
Modified Kishner's Method
A series of alkyl 4-chlorophenyl ketones (see Table 1)
was obtained by the condensation of aliphatic alcid
chlorides with chlorobenzene In the presence of AICI 3'
The reaction mixture was kept for 2 hr at 20-22 and 1
additional hr at 1000. The alkyl 4-aminophenyl ketones
shown in Table 2 were obtained by ammonolysis of the
corresponding alkyl 4-chloroph--nyl ketones. 4-Alkylani-
lines shown in Table 3 were obtained by reduction of the
corresponding alkyl 4-aminophenyl ketones with hydrazine
hydrate according to the modified Kirshner method. There
are 3 tablesj and 9 references, 1 U.S., 3 U.K., 2
Japanese, 3 Soviet. The 4 U.S. and U.K. references are:
E. Cline, E. Reid, J. Am, Chem. Soc., 11q, 315(2 (1927);
G. Baddeley, J. Kenner, J. Chem. Soc., 303 1935 ;
W. J. Hickinbottom, A. C. Waine, J. Chem. Soc., 1558
(1930) i W - J . Hickinbottom, J. Hickenbottom, J. Chem.
Soc.' 1119 (19YT).
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'Rib-h-2 1. Alkyl
t I P-RCOC,11"4cl.
Key: (a) Yiel.d ,,,p; (c) mp of 2,4-dioitro-phenyl-
hydrazone.
C,
80 32-3-1.5 175-175.30
94 64.5-65.5 MU-151
C8 If 17 97 58-58.5 134-135
C101121 46.5-47 103 5- IGIL
C,11, 81 51.5-52 1
t, 91 69.5-70 IW-100.6
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Table 2. Alkyl 4-aminophenyl ketones p-RCOC6"-4,-"
vlpl~ .
Key., (a) Yield (%); (b) inp.
R a 1 6
C81,13 95 90-U0.5
C'111., 98 91-92
CIO 11 1.11 49 14
C131127 9S

c 4 2!,
.15
I - 102.5
12
99 I'M -1(y)
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Table 3. 4-Alkylaniline3 p-RC6 H4NH2. Keyi (a) Yield
(b) bp (pressure in mm) and mp.
Ft C,
Ie;I 11 023 85 f 67 -168
80
4 to,
C141-120 98 m 44,5-45
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Investigation of Aromatic Compounds With 783o4
a Long Side Chain. III. Reduction of SOV/79-30-3-58/69
Alky.1 4-Aminophenyl Ketones According to
Modified Kishner's Method
ASSOCIATION: .D. I. Mendeleyev Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology
(Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
D. I. Mendeleyeva)
SUBMITTEDi January 12, 1959
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S/844/62/000/000/024/129
D244/D307
AOTHORS: Hanobashvili, Ye. M., Beruchashvili, L. P., Gvilava, S.
Yo. , lvtwiti3kaya, L. V. and G. Gs
TITLE: Oxidation of sulphar compounds under the action of x and
radiation
SOURCE: Trudy Il Vsesoyuznogo soveshchaniya po radiatsibnnoy khi-
mii. Ed. by Is. 6. Polak. Mosc-ow, Izd-vo AN 366R, 19629
155-158
TEXT: The authors investigated the action of x and j-rays on the
aqueous solutions of sulphides and thiocyanates of various alkali
metals, aqueous suspensions of sulphide minerals and H2 8, mercap-
tan8, thiourea and thiophen. 'Irradiation was carried out with"x
rays from a Co 60 source with the a*ctivity o,f,135 curies, and also
mixed radiation OPT-J(joo (IRT-1000), the radiation dosage being
2.5 x 10 14 , 5 x 10 13 and 2.5 x 1015 ev/ml.see respectively. The
-irradiation causes full oiidation of Na, K and NH 4 sulphides to
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Oxidation of sulphur
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the corresponding sulphates. Analogous behavior was shoum by the
0
alkali thiocyanates. Irradiation of the aqueous suspensions of py-
rites, sphalerites and galenite8 gave considerable quantities of
so Zn2+, Pb2+ and Ho 2+ which passed into solution. The irradia-
tign of butyl-, amyl-, hexyl- and some other mercaptans, H 2B and
thiophen, gave the curre!)ponding disulphides and certain sulpho-
compounds. These processes progress intensively in aqueous emul-
0
aions, the aqueous phase of Lhe irradiated emulsions containing
large quantities of UO 4-* It is concluded that the irradiation of
the sulphides inay find practical application for the production of
sul.phates from sull)hide minerals and concentrates. There are 4 fi-
gures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut prikladnoy khimii i elektrolthimii j'iN GruzSSR
(Institute of A plied Chemistry and Electrochemistry
AS Georgian SSR~
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CHIPAIUDZE, G. L
!L As J~DrdnsWLU andGe 1. Chlrahiclso
Ar tho Historical study of the ellmate of GruzU
&cad,, of Sciewes of the Oruzin VIM Mysical Geography IWA68
3t 1 r 1948
Fro= ibnth2y Mat OF4valan Acminslorm# Dec. 1951v VOL 4P No* 9v P, 10
(Tramalated C;oiq)

CIIIIULKADZE, G.E, J
CHirs.kadzep G. "Basic features of the climate of Ue aoni
River basin from its sources to the mouth of Wit Kviril
River," Trudy Geogr, o. va Gruz. SSR, Vol 1-11, 1949,
p. 42-64, (Reswe in Georgian)
SO: U-5241, 17 December 1953, (Letopis 'Zhurnal lnyl~h Statey, 1,'0. 2~, 11-1-114~;,-)

(,-fiI.RAKADZF,, 31,1.
-,iz ~ ~
Climn'ic qnd mellorative importence of the Tiflis Reservoir -
Triidl,, Tbi',..NI.3SMI no.l.*49-60 156. (14LU.
(Tiflis Reservoir--Climate)

11MULCUU, I.M., inshenor.; (%RTRArkT"_,_O_,L, kandidat tekhnicheekikh nauk.
Ice formation on high-tension power lines. Rek.sta. 27 no.9:44-45
3 156. Off-u 9: 11)
(Zlectr1c lines--Cold weather conditions)

CHMAXAMB, G.I.
VOOPMNW *let. Toolkov's &;,tilns as& problems of la4ustr14 alimat aloa
In Goorgla. ZPW Thile' VZONI no~213-10 15?. (min ntO
(Gerorgia-Clizatoloa)