SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT A.I. DELIMOV - N.S. DELITSYNA

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SITUINA, Pins Yefimoyna, dots *kand.ekonenauk; VIRLIKOV,.A.I., kBndeekon.
n1juk, rateenzent; BOYTSOV, I*?., kandakon.nauk, reteenzent;
PIVIRGV, B.S., prof., doktor ekon.nauk, otvetstvenW red.; BRUK,
A.Ya., red.
[Organization and planning of production at enterprises of the
wood pulp and wood chemical industries-, manual on planning for
students in engineering and economics departments] Organizatelia
i ilanirovanie proizvodstva us Dredprilattiakh tselliulozno-
bumazhnoi i losokbimicheakot promyshlennoRti; rukovodstvo k
h-irsovomu proaktirovanitu dlia studentov inzhenerno-ekonomiche-
okogo fakullteta. Leningrad, Ird. VZIRI, 1956. 86 p. (MIRA 11:4)
(Vood-using industries)

DALIMOT,,.4ekm-vArjvvmqvlch Itand. elmn. nauk:; WRIMMOT, T.M.. red.;
BILICHWO, N.I. izd-va; SUM, Y,P,s tekhn. red.
[Wood and the basic pro'duate manufactured fron it in the national
goono3w of the U'S'S.R.] Drovesina i _4=vWe produkty ee pere-
rabotki v narodnom khozialetvo SSOR. %okva, Gooleabumizdat, 1958.
99 P. (KIRA 11:9)
(Wood using industries)

DELIMOV, A.L. dotsent
practical moans for Ashieving profit-giving capacity. Bum.
prom. 37 no*lsl4 ~a 162. (MIRA 15: 1)
1. Leningradaksys. lesotekhnicheskaya akadeimiya im. S.M. Kirov&.
(Woodpulp Industry)

DELIMOV, Alelmincir 1:vn novich; dots., kand. ekon.nnuk; R)T7'SCV,K.P.,
izd-va; KAKLOVA,G.L., tekhn.red.
(Economics and the production planning of wood-fiber
and particle boards) Ekonomika i planirovanie proizvod-
stva drevesno-voloknistykh i struzhechnykh plit. Mo-
skva, Goslesbumizdat, 1963. 146 p. (MIRA 16;11)
(Hardboard)

BriltFiM '-VWCArICVS FM TUS AVfftOR ARE A'tAnA= IE TM M&CfIVZ FILE -- WE
'W-LLL M'M TMI UPM REWIM.

A.
"'dork and live the communiet wayu by A.T.Borodin. Reviewed by
IU.Delinda, A.Lugovenko. *A.-eleir.prom. 26 no-7:29 J1 160.
(MIR.A. 13:8)
1. Uchew sekretar' Ukrainskogo roopublikanskogo pravleniya
Nauchno-tokhnicheskogo obBhchestva mukomollnoy i krupyanoy promy-
8hlennosti i elevatorn- '.-hozyaystva. (for I'slinde). 2. Glavnny
inzh. Odeaskogo mellnichnogo kombinata No.2 (for Lugovenko).
(Grain milling) (Borodin, A.Y.)

PMELMM, A., DELINEO, S.
Yugoslavia (430)
Science - Periodicals
Effect of nest temperature on the appearance of thormore-
gulation in rats at a temperature of 210C. P. 69
Srpska adademija nauka. Institut za ilucavanje ishrane
noroda. ZjBORNJX RADOVA. Beorgrad. ITransections of the
Institute for Research on Ptople's Nutrition of tto)
Serbian Acadaq- of Science#/ Vol 19, no 1, 1952
EMLtL EMMM Accessipas LU1, Library of Congress,
Vol 2, No. 6 , Juns 1953, Unclassified.

lucoslavia C1430)
$alone* - Porlodleals
Oxidation In rats furing the first days after birtb,P- 79
Srpelm akadoomija vbmlkm. Institut, s& lzuoavaWe Ishrane
norods. ZB)RNI11 RADDVA. Meograd. pransactlons of the
Institute for Researoh an People's lutrition of tht
Serbian Aca.AemW of Sclence!7 Vol 19. no. 1. 1952
jW luronew Accessions lj~jj. Library of 0ongrove,
Vol 2. no. 6, June 1953, Unalassifled

DELINED, A
"The Temperature of Cold-Blooded Animalstf, p. 108 (NAUKA I FRI;`ODA) Vol. 6 No. 3,
1.953. Bebgrad, Yufpslavia.
80: Monthly List of East European Accessions L.C, Vol, 3, Not 4, April 1954

YUCOSLAVIA
DEUNEO, A. r Affiliation not given.1
"Biosynthesis of Vitamin B12"
Belgrade, Arhiv za farmaciju, Vol 12, No 6, 1963; pp 453-456.
Abstract : Brief review of what is and what is not known about the bioSYTILhesis
of cyanocobalamin. The principal unclarified aspect at present is stated to
be related to the asymmetry of the chromatophoric moiety. One Polish, 2 Soviet
and 9 Western references.
1/1

PJLIPO, J., DJLMO, A.
Tugoslavia (430)
Science - Periodicals
Effect of nest temperature on the appe&rano* of thersorv-
gulation In rate at a temperature of 2V 0. p. 69
Srpeka ab4enija uftuka. Institut &a Isacavanje ishrane
noroda. MORRIX RADDYA. Peograd. IcTransaetions of the
Institute for Research on People's Natrition. of the
Sefbian Atadeaq of Sclences7 Tol 19, no- 1, 1952
-Auk U=dm Aunaim Ibl. Library of Oon&Tess,
Val 2, No. 6, June 2953, Unclassified.

nuIlmo, 11., DILINE0, A.
Yugoslavia (430)
Selence - Feriodicals
Oxidation In rats during thil first days after birth p. 79
Srpska akadenija naulm. Ini3titut s& izucavmje Ishrant,
norods. ZBOMIIK PADOVA. Bwgrad. Transactions of the
Institute for Researah on Fisople's tritions of the
Serbian Academy of Smieno9ij Vol 19. no. 1. 1952
]"I jagqMg Accessions 14&j. Library of Congress,
Vel 2, No. 6. June 1953. Unclassified.

IXLI1M, J. 33HRAORK-HUMKOVIC, M-
Tugoolaria (430)
Science - Pisriodicals
Xxper1wntal pollapa In ground squirrels
(Citellin citellue). P. 103- Srpsim almdomija naulm.
Institut za Isucavenjo Ishrane naroda. ABORKIR
RADOVA. Beograd. (Transactions of the Institute
for Research on Pao Iola Jutrition of the SerbUm
Academy of Scienceel. Vol- 19, 110- 1, 1952.
JJW ftj=.IM Accessions k"k. Library of Gongress
Vol. 2, No. 6, June 1953- Unclassified.

1, A., URIC, 1.
Ylgoslaria (430)
Plones, - Periodicals
Physteel work and the rate of hum= *tagal not-
atoitsvi. P. ni. Srpska aiadenija muka. Institut
so Inwavarjo Ishrane noroda. ZBOR UJUMILA,
Beograd. (Transactions of the Institute for Losoarch
on Poq)lotft Nutrition of the SerblanAcadovW of
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jW !AM#?" Accessions JjW, Llbmry of Congress
Vol. 2. No:116, June 1953, Unclassifted-

DELINE(2, 1. RAJEVSKAJA, T.
Yugoslavia (430)
Science - Nriodicals
Concentration of hemoglobin in Yugoslav vorkers
during 1950. p. 199. Srpska adademija nauka.
Inatitut za izucavanje ishrane noroda. ZBORNIK
RADDVA. Boograd. (Tran:3&Ctions of the Thstitute
for Research on Peoplets Nutrition of the Serbian
Academy of Sciences). Vol. 19, No. 1, 1952.
East jWS2MA Accessions Ijjj, Library of Congress.
Vol. 2, No. 6, lune 1953. Unclassified.

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DELENEO S. [Gelineo, ';.)
Behavior of some sea fishes dttring the solar eclipse of Feta-uary 15,
1961. Glas prir mt SANU no.2!;3:7-11 163.
1. Laboratorija Jerolim, Stari Grad nit Fivara.

MMINX, Audreja. mr.
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Coatrol and treAning service in.Tugoslav pharmacies. Arh. farm.,
Beagr. 4 no.1:27-34 Veb 54.
1. Referat odrran n& VII. god. skupetini farm. d1rustva NRS, Beograd,
fe-yr. 1954 g.)
(PHARMOY
In Noel.)

MUNI, kndreja, mr.
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DrM control in Be3gium. Arh, farm., Beogr. 4 no-2-3:57-60 Apr-
J,4me 54. .
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Colintry: Yugoslavia
Amdemic Degrees: Nleglater
Arfili&tion: not given
3.)urce: Belgradeq ArhLv za Parmaoiju, Nr 60 196Dp pp 52"32.
axta'. *?Isaary Meeting of the general Omittee and nAb Saientifte
X"tLng of the Tialgoslav Sooloty for History or Medlel" Pharmay,
and Vatericary Mmlicineol
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ACC NR A1160291-71 SD URC E COI)E: Ru/00)3/66/ 01 7Ax)2/,")! iW,`
AUTHOR: Povescu.. Gh.; Delinschi ---kb&,*,Toba, Gh.
%ORG* rContral Laboratory if-or Industrial Toxic u- n a].
i~,h est (Laborator I co tr
ar
de taxicologis industrials)
TIM : Fractical considerations on the determination of carbon monoddo in IM
industrial medium
SOURCE: 2evista, de chimie, v- 17, no. 2, 1966, 100-101
TOPIC -TAG,3: carbon monoxide, industrial waste, gas analysis, chemical plint,
IR absorption
ABSTRA.C'V: The authars present the various methods for the determination of carbon
monoxide :~.n an industrial atmosphere, and discuss the possibility of extending
the apl5lication of the method. curn-ntly being used in ammonia manufacturing plants
for the automatic determination of car'Wn monoxide by means of infrared absorption
apparatus- Orig. art. hast 1 fig%tre and 2 tables. (Based on authors' Eng. abst.)
(JPRSt 36,5561
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Usc of irriim-,Aon as a measure a,ainEt drau,,rhL. 3aratovskoe Obl. :~os. i.z.--vo, 1,;51.
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Vre7-nnye oros i trali-v irri any".,h s.-*StC-!L--t.Ih Z Temi~%- rary f ielal ~ 4 11 C', -s i r.
irrif,ition sys~.e-ns-/. Mosla~va, Sel'khozCiz, 195:1. 105 : -
SO: Monthly_Lis nf Ruzsian Acgossibas Vol. 6 No. 12 March 1954.

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AUTHORS: Sheverdina, N. I., Paleyeva, I. Ye.9 SOV/20-125-2-30/64
DelinskfiLyal- Yet. D., Kocheahkov, K. A.
Correspondin-g Te-mber AS 'USSR
TITLE: Cxnrstalline Cadmium-organic Compounds of the RCdX-Class
in the Aliphatic Series (Kristallichoskiye kadmi organicheakiye
soyedineniya klassa, RCdX v alifaticheskom ryadu~
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nwik SSSR, 1959, Vol 125, Nr 2, Pp 348-350
(USSR)
ABSTRACT& Solutions in ether of the compounds mentioned in the titleg
obtained from exchange reactions of cadmium salts and
Grignard's reagent, are fairly extensively used as an
excellent reagent for ketone production (Ref 1). When
dissolved in ether, the cadmium-organic compounds are
conBidered as dialkyl compounds (Ref 2). However. cadmium-
organic compounds of a mixed t-pe had never been isolated
in an individual crystalline state. The authora were the first
to succeed in effecting this isolation aftex the reaction
between dialkyl cadmium and the cadmium salts on the
Card 1/3 equation R 2Cd + CdX 2-4 2RCdX (I). The reaction occurs in an

Crystalline Cadmiwo-organic Compounds of the S07/20-125-2-30/64
RCdX-Class in the Aiphatic Series
analogoua way in the aromatic series as well. For this
purpose dehydrated cadmium halogenides in absolute ether
were employed. Contrary to an analogous reaction, described
by -the authors on an earlier occasion (zinf,--organia compounds,
Ref 3), they had in this case - due to the ether insolubility
of 'the cadmium halogenides - to employ the approp-,~,iate
suspensions. The mixed cadmiurit-organic compounds (obtalned
for the first time) are white, finely crystalline powders
that do not melt, but which soften above '4000. They are
energetically decomposed by wa.te:r and alcohol. Atmospheric
oxygen oxidizes them$ but doev not cause their .pontaneous
ignition. With the exception cof n-butyl-cadmium-bromidev
which is scluble in ether, all. the compounds of the ethyl
series are insoluble in aromatic hydrocarbonsp hexane, and
ether. Unlike in the RZnX (Ref 3), no stable complexes
(e. g. with ether or dioxane) of the compounds couerAed
have been observed so far. The interaction of the individual
eacbnium-organic compounds described with the halogen
Card 2/3 anhydrides of the acids occurs on the equation

Crystalline Calmium-organic Compounds of the SOV/20-125-2-30/64
RC!dX-Class in -the Viphatic Series
C2R5CdX + C69 5COX___~ C695CO-C2H5(11).
In the experimental part, the usual data are presented.
There are 4 references, 1 of vhich is Soviet.
ASSOCIATIOU: Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im. L.Ya. Karpova
(Phyeico-Che.mical Institute imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SU13MITTED: December 29, 1958
Carl 3/3

66481
_3~~ Is-, JPiO SOV/20-12~--1-30/64
AMORE: Glashkova, V. P., Delinskaya, Ye. D., Koche-shkov, K. A,,
Corresponding Yemb'er, 7rS--tt5R__-
TITLEI: Metallization of Polymers
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akadeiii.i nauk SSS11, 1959, Vol 129, Ir
pp 109 - 1 -12 (7L;.SSR)
A'3STI;-'.'LCT: The introduction of matallia atoms into (called
ffmet~illizationl may Play a certain rolo in the investigation
of tae StrUCtL11-e of polymer:3 (or copolymers) ao well as in
the _,hange of .heir properties. In the presen-, paper the
auth3isdescribo a few ruactions involving morc-Iry and thallium.
The r1hiophene :,ing takes up thallium very readily. Thallium-
trii;3obutyrate (Ref 1) was ased as reaCert. 'fetallization of'
poly..iers iE di.:'ficalt. Highi~r polymers Eire solid substances.
In solaticris tAey can be metallized by only a few solvents,
which cannot b.? easily met2'Llized themselveE; nor react other-
wise with .1
. I the !retallizing agent. Investgations were carried
oat of: 1) ThE' introdaction of thalliam into poly-a-vinylthio-
pheno in bEnzene; 2) intro&:ction of qg intc the same compound
in bonzene; anl 3) introd.iction of lig into polystyrene in
nitrobenzere b1so in ~Dolyv'.nylfurane into (,( position)~ mercury
Card 1/3 diisobutYrate -vas used as the metallizing a~jent in mecurization.

6648q
Metallization of Polymers
ASSOCIkTION:
Card 2/3
SOV/20-129-1-30/64
React:-on i,; completed within 15 minat-Es (I)~ Reaction (2)
needs several ninutes. The tvo reaction ,)rodcts are yellowish
powde3'S insoluble in benzene and other organic solvents. Poly-
(x-vin3lt-n:Lophe_,,-,e is eRSily combinable with lithiam (according
to I. M. Viktorova). The choice of experimentsl conditions and
the solvent is more difficult in the case of reaction (3). Thus
R. N. Snilrnov (Ref 2) obtained only 50.-601.'? of the theoretical
mercury content by merearization of stlirene in acetic azid.
11-4trobenzene is a suitable medium. The final Droduct 4-q a
yellovish powder. It carn be dissolved :[n nitrobenzene if a small
q,uantJty of isobatyric acid is adided, ~'he numoer of atoms of
the atsorbed metal was-, reaction (11): 0.94-1.0 of thallium per
I memler of polyvinylthiophene; reaction (2): 1 aercury atom
per 1 member of polyvinylthi-cphEne; reaction (3): 0.96 atoms
-Der 1 aror.,~atic nacieus. The position attained by mercury was
not proved by the authors. Probably, it is the para position.
Mercury atoms can be sibstituted by halogents in the nolistyrene
molecale by -means of the effEct of bromine. 0, A. Paley-E!v is
menticned in the text. There. are 2 Sov4et references.
Naachro-issledovatells'kiy fi-ziko-khimi(:I-,(-,91,,iy institat im. L. Ya.
Karpova(Scientific Phyaico-chemical -Reaearch Institate iineni
L. Ya. Karpov) e

664"
Metallization of Pol,,Imers
SUBMITTED: July 6, 1959
Card 3/3
SOVI/20-129-1-30/064
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GOVIDSHTEYN, I.P.; GURIMOVAY Ye.N.j DELMSKAYAJ, le.D.; KOCKESHKOV, K.A.
Dipolo moments of organotin chlorides and their conplex-forwing
ability. DALPF SSSR 136 no*5:1079-1081 F f61. ' (MM 14:5)
1. Fiziko--khimicheakiy izwtitut im,, L.Ya*Karpova. 2. Chlen~-korrespon-
dent AN S.13SR (for Kocheshkov).
(Tin organic compounds.-Dipole moments)

SHEVERDINAP N.I.; PALEYEVA, I.Ye.,- DELIMAYA, Ye.D.; KOCIIESHKOV, K.A.
I I - ~ -
New orgeuiocadmium compounds of the Ar2Cd class, and their
dioxanates. Dokl. AN SSM 143 rio.5:1123-1126 Ap 62.
(PIRA 15:4)
1. Miko.-himicheekiy inatitut im. L.Ya.Karpova. 2. Chlen-
korresporident MI SS.SR (for Kochesl.3,ov).
(C~tdmium organic compoiinds) (D.-Loxanate)

TIKTCROVA, I.M..; SHEVERDINA, N.I.; I~LLLINSKAY~,.J!.D.; KOCHESHKOV, K.A.
OrganogallJuza compounds of the ArP, class and their dioxanates.
i
Dokl. AN SSSR 152 no.3r609-610 3 163. (MIRA 16.-12)
1. Fiziko-Uhinicheskiy institu". im. L.Ya.Karpova. 2. Chlen-
korrespondent AN SSSR (for Kocheshkov).

DELIPAILOV . Do
Secale rhodopacma Delipav-lov apd, no., a new species of x7e from the
Rholope Mountaino. Doklady BAN 15 no,,4:1+07-/+10 162.
1~ Submitted by Ac a iamician N. Stopinov [Stoianov,, NJ -

DELIPAVLOVI D.
Arenaria rhodopaea sp.n. Daklady BAN Yl no.7s645-64-8 164.
I. Chair of Botany, Vasil Kolarov Academy of Agriculture,
Plovdiv. Submitted bjr Academician N. ;3t;oyanov [Stoianov, NI.

-DEJ,::RADr-,V, PAV RL
PrinoE; kum istorichaskata geografiia na Trakiia. Sofiia. (Contribution
to the historical pography of Thrace. bibl., index) Vol. 1. 1953. 351 r).
Vol. 2. 1953. 487 P.
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DETLISTODI.NOV, S.
The O-V-I receiver. p. 26.
Vol. h, no. 9, 1955
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DIJASTOIAIFOV, Sp. (Lznw)
The radio trackiM on.144 me/,s. Radio i telDviziia 12 nol:
3-4 e63.

DELISTOIANDIt,Spas
LZIDW on the 1/+4 ~g!. Radio i televiziia U im.-Us323-324 162.

IIEKSEYEV, S.A.; ZHKAKIN~ D.F.; KEREXESHp V.V.; MALOV; A.N.;
HARTSINOVSKIYp P.L,j-,11O.LJ0TOKq A.V.; NEWUNp V.A.;
TZMZOVSM~ F.A.; 191ISIN., R*I.; DEL17SIN, A.A... retsenzent;
SOXMIOVSKIY# M,,A.,, rotsenzent;. STEFANOV., V,';~-.-,retsewent;
STOR021,HEV$ M.V,.p ratmenzent; TALANGV., P.Lp retsenzent;
FALIUVICH,, A,,'3.p -retsanzantj CHERNUSHEVICH., V.A.# retsenzent;
XHISIN, R.I., red.; GALIT3OV, ,;*.D.., red.; VOLISKIY, V.S., red.j
SIRUZIMSTRAKH, Ye.l.., red.; SEMENOVAI M.M.p red. izd-va; MODEL,
BoIojl tekbn, red,
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AUTHOR:
T1 TL Outcro ping of BoDdinage ;truatures in tile
P
Buds of the South 'Vestern haykn). Region.
b,idinazh- v kN,qrti?itort,-mramorn,,kh Tolshchak'n
Pribaykal Iya)
PY-RIODN'14. Dok I ady Akadeinii raul, 1958, Vo I. W o, Nr I I.I.- I I 17
ABSTRACT - Th--:- 11-erm boudina6:e denotes structural forms which qrt,
oonLTon in rock complqxes which were met!:,morphosed tr) d~4'-
)"Pren+ degreeq. liceording to the general. olpinion :hf~se
ittructures form In stratified (not honogeneou:i) rock6 urde-r
the influence, of an orientated preesure if the Jndividufti
strata, have different plasticity. Under this in-fluence tbs?
pla:3tic strata start "flowing," into the direction of 41-1,1c
smaller pressurc. The 3-tiffer strata partici'patirg -in thi3
process divide them,-~elvea after a small plastic dieformation
along complioatod cleavage faces -into D. number of individual
blocks - boudinn, which are then aepar0ed from each otlier
by the plastically deformed strava. The case found by ~hr-
Ct!rd 1/3 author differs from the hithorto described wises by its un-

SOV/2o- 12()-5-51 /67
Outcropping of Boudinage Structures in the Quartzite-Marble Beds of the
St-uth Wentern Baykal Region
usual nature as well as by its extension. Such structurps
can be found in the strata of so-called "quartz-diapside-
-rocks" (Refs 3, 4 Find others) in the d--strict of slyudyanskava
(southern end of the Baykal sea) and of -the aludyanske-
z3rrkuzunska,va (up~,Der ooLxse of the Irkut river) series. Both
Arc:haic series connist of alternating, msrble varieties
(ucually of dolomi%;ic composition) and of different gneisses
besides the mentioned strata. Since in the district concerned
the processes of migmatization and granitization are lacking
$he author supposet that the intensive plasticity of quartzite
was caiised by a regional metamorvhism (increased temperature,
solutions etc.). This was proved'experimentally (Refs 8, 9),;
Thus, a plastic flowing of quartzite which caused boudinage
could take place in the primary stratified quart-ite-marble,
rocks under the action of an oripntated pressure and at a
comi)reesion from aIL silen, as well as in -the prese-ncp of
Card 2i3 solutions and at th,? necessary heating of' the whole stratum.
11 There tire 4 figures and 11 references, 11 of which are Sov,_et.

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AUTHOR: Del IOV/20-122 -4 -4 5/57
TITL~,: Plastic ]:,efo~matior, of (.)uartzite (0 plasticheskov
deformatsii I:vartaita)
PERIODICAL: Doklady AkadMii nauk ~:'jFR. 19-)8, V(.1 122, hr 4, PP 691-0,93
(jst;q)
ABSTRACT: ~?here are many hypo~.heses the ()~igin of' trie optical
orientation of auar,~z. They all ma.intain that tho oriontution
results from tectonic influence. But oven it' thr! cause i,,t the
~;ame, the meenanisirv producing the orientation nre eiltirely
6ifferent, in Avery nypottiee43. Ingenorai tti.,ere. tire tm.~o types of
hypotheues cNi'l-'ered: A. tlip su-caltea crivrKing ny-pothesis
(drobleniye
) and B. the translation hypothesis. ,%fter a review
'
of' thf- publictitions Oiefs !--)) the aL;.thor aiscusses a newly
fq~ind zone of' "intensive pltasti~eity" in quartz interealat ions
in a quart;, -ai opsi.de rock of' lugo-h'.~,Padrj~yu 'rri.~aykallye (south-
%,o~tern Baykal re~,ion). This rock i:~ a t)oxuina~:ea, bedded
m rtzite-marble mass (Ref -
- M ~)) (f'ig 1-4). M;icroscopic ,)tadie.-,
and petrofabric analysis show that th-~ more intense the "flow"
of he qoai,tz, the greater the degpf.e of opticrLl orientation.
Card 1/ 3 The orientation reaches perfectiori as a pronounced '!-teetonite

PlEstic Deformation of Quartzite 2(;V/20- 122-4-431/57
in the zone :)f "intensive flow". From the preceding the author
arrives at the following conclusions: 1) Is t1io of' the
qu,irtz lins b )iit ,in P~ement. Of' thC' 1)00diWige --,Vhich indicates a
volume-defornsit ion of' -the rock, the flow is probably plastic.
2) The de.formation took place without discontli-aut.; and can be
designed its plastic. 5) This defurmalion is expressed in the
change of form of the quartz grains and in the decrease in
their size. Aith an increase in deform--ition intr-tisity, the
pattern of the petrofabric diagram becomes simpier, that. io,
more complete. And conversely the degree of perfection of the
diagram allows the intensity of the deformation to be judged.
4) The changes of the optical orientation of the quartz in the
cuartzites are a result of the deformation. 6) The alloremen-
tioned conclu.3ions indicate that the original mechan-~'sm of the
quartz orientation is translatian, thus supporting the validity
of the translation hypothesis. There arc? 4 figi~res and 6 ref-
erences, 2 of which are Soviet.
A830CIATION. Institut goologii radnykh mestoru-,zlideniy petrograf ii
mineralogi:.. i geokhimii (Geology In;--titate for Ore Deposits,
Card 2/ 5 PetlrographN , Mineralogy, and Geocneirtistry)

i j.-) s t i c'Deform%t ion ~,- , u; , j tt 7, i *~ e , * f -V , ~, , , - , " ",
- -ts -4 .1 ; .1 1
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11, ~:I;i
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Al
Imample of the joint optic orientation vorros pond ing, to R-, B- and
S-tectonites. Sov. geol. 2 no.8:152--155 Ag '59. (MIRA 13:2)
l.Institut gsologil rudnykh mestoroshdonly, petrogriXii, mineralogii
i gookhimli (IGIN AN SSSR).
(Tectonits)

3(5) SOV/26-59-5-24/47
I'LUTHOR: Delits:*In, I.S.
TITLE: The Comparative Plasticity of Quartzesite and Marble
F'ERIODICAL: Pr1roda, 1959, ITr 5, pp 196 - 97 (USSR)
ABSTR&CT: The author states that the comparative plasticity
of rocks in natural surround-ings does not always
co:.,respond to the results of their laboratory
tests. He refers to the laboratory tests of the
compressive strength of quartz, estimated at
3,000 4 000 kg/cm 2 and that of marble, estimated
at Boo ~',000'kg/cm , and states that tests of
the rccks at Lake Ba,71ral did not conform to labora-
tcry results. The author comes to the conclusion
that plasticity depends upon local climatic and
other conditions and therefore is variable. There
Card 1/2 are 2 photographs and 2 Soviet references.

SC'V/26-'?9-5-24/412
The Comparative Plasticity of Qua-ri;zit;e and Marble
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologif rudnyPli InestorozMeniy petro-
gra-f ii , mineralogii -L geolkhimi-L jikademii. iiauk SSSIZI
Moskva (In;3ti-.ute of the! GeoloE;y of Ore Deposits.,
Pei;ro(.-;ral)liy, Mineralogy and Geochenlistry at the
Acadenty of Sciences of the USSR/Moscow)
Card 2/2

3(5)
&UTHORI::
_~.ljtsir, I.S. and Rozarkov,
TITLE: Experimental Data on Plastic Deformations in luartzite
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geolo[-icheska-va,
1959, Nr 7, pi) 103-108 (US~S.R)
ABSTRACT: The American scientists, D.G'riggs, J.Bell and P.W.
Bridgeman shoved by their experiments that only crumb.-
ly defoimation is characteristic of quartz submitte6.
to a hiCh compression. Experiments by Ye.V.Tsinzer-
ling and A.V.Shubnikov showed that a plastic defor-
mation of ouartz can occur if the natural surrounding
conditions (temperature, pressure and solution) of the
quartz were observed during the experiment. A small.,
cylindrical, 24-26 mm icing and 1.5 mm of diameter, piece
of intensely cleformed quartzite was soaked for 7 da-ys
in an alkaline solution, tLen placed in a special steel
Card 112 cylinder, heated up to 200"and submitted to a presst;.re

SO'f/11-59-7-11/17
Exj)erimental Data on :?lastic Deformations in Quartzite
of about 1600 kg/sq cm. After the experiment, an
examination of the sample showed the followin it
became slightly shorter (from 25,5 mm"to 25,2~;
the quartz grains became bright and transparent, their
dimensions increased by 1.5 to 2 times, and -they were
slightly bent. The formation of Dauphin~ twins was
also observed in diopside grains of the sample. The
formation of these twins and the bending of the quartz
grains p.roves that at least the first star-e of plastic
deformation was reached. There are 2 photographs,
6 diagrams, and 5 references, 4 of which are Soviet
and I American.
A13:300UHON: Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhde:,,iiy., petrografii,
mineralogii i geokhimii. AN SSSR Moskvia, (The Institute
of Geolo.,-
,y of Mineral Deposits, Petrography, L'ineralogy
and Geochemistry of the AS UISSR, T,Ioscow)
SUBMITTED: March 26, 1958
Card 212

DELITSIt - I.S.
Mechanism of form-tion of boudinage sl;ructures In quartz-diopsides
of the OPMUfmatern Lake P-4kal region. Trudy IGEM. no./+ItIO6-228
161. (MIRA 14: 3)
(SUkal Lake region-Quarts) (BaikiLl Iake region-Diopside)

DELDSINt I.S.
Qaart-z-pyrophyllite formation of the Ovruch series in the
Ukrainian 'S.S.B. ancl possi.ble boLindinage structureu in it,,
Trady ~~M no,Z8-,134-W :~61. (MIRA 15: 1)
(Ukraine-Pyr ophyllite)

DELITSINt I.S.
Some problems of the 1,renesis of soapstone and "noble" talc in the
Segozero region (Karelian A.S.S.R.). Trudy IGEM no.63:37-47
, 61. (MIRA 14: 9)
(Karelia--Ialc)

DELITSIN,, I.S.
Optical owientation of & synthetic qimrtz tectonite.
Dokl. AN SM 146 no.4.901-904 0 '62- OCIA ISM)
1. Institut geologii rudnykh mei3torvzhdeniy, psixografti,
mineralogii, I gookhinii AN SSSR. Pradstavleno, almdemikom
D.S. Koriihinakim.
- I . (Quartz-Optioal properties)

I&R-millp Yu.N.; PETROV, V.P.; MARKOV, V.K.; LIVSHITS, L.D.;
DELITSIN I.S.
Additional data cm the conditions governing the formation of the dense
modifications of silica at high pressures and temperatures. Izv. AN
SSER.Ser.geol. 28 no.8-.3-10 Ag 163. (KMA 17:2)
1. Institut Tizil-i Zemll- AN SSSR I Institut goologii rudnykh inesto-
rOZhdeniy, pitrografti, mineralogii i geokhimii AN SSSR, Moskva.

DUITSI*I 1.34 FX)LOVAq K.Ye.
Same results of studying em example of natural plastic def oraition
of qwrtzil,e under an electron microscope. Dokl. AN SSSR 149 no.5.
11546-1156 J,p 863. (MMk 16.5)
lo Inatitut geologli nicbivkh mestearozhdeniy,, petrografti,
minaZalogii. i E:eokbimi.i All SSSR,, Predutavleno akademilcom
D.S.Korshinskim.
Wuurtzite) (Eleotron Mici4copy)

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MARYCAT, V.Y,.; J,j ISJJ JJ'S , T'. 1) DELITSIN, I.S.; 111YABIDIE, '(u.T,..; PIA'RUV, V.P.
Coriver.,,icitis in iragme!31-ol metasIlicato urider I-Arl r., 3u,,r, n and
tempr,irai,ix8s. JZV. IAJ SSSR. SOT'. tmuk. 3-0 no.7:_'IB,-49 JI 165,
(MI-Vt 18:7,'
1. in-3titut fiziki Zeral'. AN SSSRI i Institut geo'toi:.ii rudnykh
i I All
i j,,ec,khin
Moskva.

WA!Z*.2U'!)Y I.F.; L.M.
~i:-undliim in t:,A. ijItnibacits ndnarahi tur,tl',~%
MaEisl.f Tvvie~r W.n.Tm,-. 1065.
(MIM 1.?,18)

SIIX()VSKIY, P.A.; KOKAROV, G.V..; BRUSFMSZV, V-F-; KRMERLTS-Kly- N-F-:
MAKATEV, M.G., karid.telchu.aauk; SKIRBIOV, JLV-, kand.tekhaamuk;
AFAIIAB'TFf, LV,; TOLODIKO, I.F.# kand-tekhn.wiuk; BMTAROT, S.A.;
KONDRATIM, Y.V.; XARLINSKAYA, K.I.; NIKOLAM, K.I., kand,takhn.
naWc; DOROKHO7, SA.; PISHCHMOV, P.T.; KLIKOW-POVA, A.V.; ROZMLAT,
Zh.l.; FAMZTIV, IT.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; KULIKOIF, P.Ye.; SIMANOVICH,
S.V.;,,I#~ITSIA, X.J., retsenzent; BILIUDE, I.D., retsenzent; BARTSEEIV,
A.M,; rat se'nz3nV; "NEWRTANTS, A.S., reteensent; IGNATYUX, G.L.,
retsenzent; KALABIJGIN. I.Ts., retsemsent; MMWTSKIT, N.D.,
retsenzent; POPOV, K.V,,, retsenzent; OILOVA, V.P., red.; IXZNU.
V.Ta., red.; somovi, tekhn.md.; FBDOTOVA, A.Yet tekh~.red.
CHandbook: for hydraulic and agricultural angine83!51 Spravochnik
glaroteklmiks melioratora. Moak-ra, Gos.izd-vo sullkhoz.lit-ry.
190- 766 p. (NEU 120)
(Hydi-aulic eng'lileering) (Agricultural engineering)

KAMSHILOV, N.-A.; 1=10T, XJ94; ]MUMV, A.F.; BLINOV, L.F.; BORISOGLEBSKIY,
A.D.; GAR, X.A.; GARDIA, K.P.; GORSHDI, P.F.; GIJTIYEV, G.T.;
11BLITSINA A.V,; DITBIOVA, P.Y.; YIIVTUI;HXUKO, A.7.; YXOROV, V.I.,
-lz TICYINOV, V.A.: ZHILITSKIY, Ya.Z.; ZHWHKOV, N.G.,
prof.; ZAYRTS, V.I.; ISUIODSKAYA, R.B.; KOLRSNIKOV, V.A., n-rof.;
KOUSNIKOV, Ye.V.; XOSTI11A, X.F.; KRUGLOVA, V.A.; LSONTITEVA, M.N.;
JJISYUK, Ye.A.; MUKdIN, Ye.N., NAZARYAX, Ye.A.; NW-RULI, A.M., Drof.;
ODITSOV, V.A.; OSTAPIM, V.I.; FSTRUS-BVICH, P.S.; PROSTOSERDOV,
H.H., prof'.; BUXAVISHNIZOV, B.I.; RYABOV, I.N.; SABUROV, N.V.;
SABOOVA, T.N.; SJUDARG, V.I.; SIMIN, V.S.; SIMONOVA, M.N.;
SMOLYANINOVA, N.K.; SOBOIJIVA, V.P.; TARAMKO, M.T.; MISOV, G.0;
O.HIZHOV, s.T.;, CHUGUNIN, Ya.V., prof.; TAZVITSICIY, M.N.;
ROSSOSHCILLNSXAYA, V.A., red.; BAUM, A.I., telchn.red.
[FruitgroI11terin dictionary and handbook] Slovarl-spravochnik
sadovoda. Mo3kva, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry, 1957. 639 P.
(MIRA 11:1)
(7mit culture-Dictionaries)

lififtow0ficu one
'p.
iwvr jrAfy
i All
.77 Owe,

3OV/127-56-2-25/26
AUTHO.RS: Belash, F.N., Doctor of 'Technioal Sciences, Professor; De-
Karmazin, V. 1. and Kharlamov, V. S. , C&n_-M9`t_ea
Scieneas, Azarov, A.L, q Dolotova, I.A. and
Rovenskiy, I.I., EngineeTa
TITLEi Phe "Voncentration and Agglomeration of Minerals in North-
Western Regions of the U3SR (Obogashcheniye I aglomeratei7a
poleznyVh iskopayemykh Severo-Zapadnykh rayonov SSS_i')" Le-
ningrad, Mekhanobr, 1957, vol. 102, 344 PP. with illustrations.
Circulation 1,700. Price 12 rubles. (Leningrad, Mekhanobr,
1957, vYp. 102-344 str-s Ill. Pirazh 1,700, Tsena 12 rub.)
PERIODICAL: Gornyy zhurnal, 1958, Nr 12, pp 67 - 69 (USSR)
ABSTRACT, 7.11ie is a review of' the above mentioned book.
Card VI

DFUTTSDA, G.B., dotselat, kand. tePlwj. rauk; FOIFAMITM, V.T., kand. tekhn.
naW:
Flotation i~hai.-Fcteristlcs of quartz assocLated wifb tbf; activation
of Its ijurfaco. Sbor. naucli. trud. KGRI no.3-00421-348 161
~ ml,~ pi, I ? .. 8 "1

DEL1131YEVA., .'Klavdiy-a Nikolayevnik
To the types of anstomW hapstic veins
Dissertation for dandidate of Medical Science degree, Chair of Normal
Anatomy (head, Prof. V.I. Bi1c), Saratov Medicial Institutej, 19hEi

DALIT54"FA, JE.N., kandidat ue(litsinskikh nwk.
W-OWPO"11"t "
Ana"My of perforations in the hard palate In muo Stowtologiis no.6:
39-110 '53- - MU 7t1)
1. Is latfedry normallnoy artatonii (saveftiushchly - prof*gsor V.I.Bik)
3amtoveikogo meditminskogo Instituts. (PELlate )

7
USQR Humar." .find A mal Morpholop
S4 Ili ,y, Yorm-.1
logic -- Cnrdiovns(.,ul,-ir Syst.-in
-~nd Patho- 3- L,
Abs Joir-. li,f 22iur-Biol., Iro 13, 19513, 59864-
Author : Dolits-i,,va, K. 1411.
Ins t : SIratOVSIL I.I.dical Institut,
Ti t I : Vari-~bility of th, 111a-;pnA;ic V,-in,,3
Origr Pub: Tr. J%'.;.if,dry nom. anator-rii, Saratovsk. m(-d. in-t,
1955, vyl). 1, 239-248
Abstr-:ict: th(, h,~patic vQins w,;r, studi,:d on prcpirntions and
ro,~ntg~~nographic-lly (100 cas,~~s). Thc~ numbc~r of
v,.;ins iqzs found to bu 2-5, usim-11Y 3 (56 casas).
Whk.,n th, uiddlj 1wpatic vAn vms lackinf,,, thu
blood flowod through th, 1,!ft vAn. Th, author dijs-
crib,;s 3 tYPus of vuin formation-cc-ntral, sc!,t-
care~

USSF: / Human .Gild Anit-nal Morphology, 11or=1 and Patho- S-4
logic -- Cardio%,ascular Systi.;m
Abs Joui: R-if Zliur-Biol,, No 13, 1958, 59664
tclxi4 rnd mix;.;,d. 1n th,.; fir.st typ,~ a right h.~pntic
vQin usually formi-4, th~; main trun?c 'of which could
bt: as long as 16 whil;..; thin sucond typ,;
w,:~s charzatorizid by tho formation of al(,ft hi~~pn-
tic vuin. Thi.; middlL; h~;p_ctic vUn form,d in appro-
ximatUy an Qqunl numbur of casjs in oach of th,;su
two types. In 7~ P,-rci-nt of thu cas,~s, th;.; hopatic
veins ent%:;r,~d M; inferior vi= ccava just b,,low thL
diaphragm and sooow1hat lowor in tho rcst of thu
casus cm). At th,, junction, th, diL,tm,;t,r
of thu hc;patic veins was 2-20 mm. Th,:; dc;-ru~. of
th,~ angl,_; at which th,:; hi;patic voins join,.;d th,.~
inf-~rior vana cava d,pc!ndGd on thc; dir~,ction of
thij h,:patic portion of th,.; 1cttvr tind on th,~ posi-
tion of tho liv.~r (vc;ntri- ox dorsip,~tal). Gnc to
Card 2/3

. I 'U,~Sll / Hunan and Aniai-l k1orphology, Norraril -And P:~tho- S-4
logic -- Cr~rdiovnscular Systai
jibs Jour: R.-.L' Zhux-Biol., No 13, 19589 59864
four vAns, 0.2-0.6 c,ntimQt,rs in diamt,x, W,-r--
found in th,~ eaud.-t6 lob,;. Th,y unti-;x,d th,: Ln-
f,rior v,n--i c--wn 1-5.5 ccmtim,,t,-;rs b,-low th,- di:~-
phmgm. --A,. 1. Br,-,ud,
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DELTVY~~ " .'. .'.
.- I I)
Question oC deteradrine, tho voluiTte of dischur-,e ovor spillway ti~uas ol: I
U
(littr. i i,els )-ij lio :j 19529

SOKODDV,D*T&., doktor takhaichwokikh nauk; VAMOTOV, T.L.. inzhazer;
EMMY, P,Yo.., inzhener; FUKM. U.N., lmxAldat tokhnicheakikh
k%,nT.1nzh~ner;r&d&ktort SAYDROT.F.T.-.redaktor Isditel'stvalf
n&uk;.jM;R46,
PERSON, M.N., to Ichemkiy redaktor.
[ColloOtion of drawings of hydrotechnic Installatione in rural
hydroslectrier power stationeJ Atlas gidrote)dvaicheiskikh mooru-
shenli sol.4skikh gidrooUktrostantail. Mosicya. Gos.izd-To lit-
ry po stroit. i arkhtt. , 1956. 53 plans. (MMA 10:6)
(Hydroelectric Power Stations)

IMIATSYN, S.h. . inzb,,
-'
Se,conjary ore 'breaking by pneumatic rubble crushers. Bezop.truda
v Prma. 3 m.5.*27 Nr '59e (AM 12:8)
1. Krivorosbakilr 01-norudrqy Institute
100re bandling)

MUITSYS, S.,L. inah.
Socondary ore, crushing in the Irivoy Rog Basin with use of a
piteumatic sledge hammere Isvevys,wheb,zave; gorenhure noel:
96-100 16o. (MIRk 13:6)
lo Krivorothekiy gornoradt", institute Rekomendovans, kafedroy
prokhodki i ~wepleniy& Tyrat-otok.
(Krivoy- Rog--Ore dressing) (Pneumatic mitabinery)

DELITSYN, S.A.
Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Improvement of the technology of seconds-ry
breaking of ore in mines of the Krivorozhskiy Basin." Moscow,
1951. 12 pp; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Educa.-
tion RSFSR, Krasnoyarsk Inst of Non-Ferrous Metals imeni N. I.
Kalinin); 200 copies; price not given; (KL, 10-61 sup,214)

PSLITSrN SA_ As J1 kand. tekhn. naukj SHAPOVALCIV,, L. T., insh.
Improving the technology of uscondary ore cruobing in Krivov
Rog Basin ziner. Hat. i gornorud. pram., no.1242-45 Ja-F 163.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Krivorozhdkly gornorudnyy institut (for llelitBrl).
2. GosudarstveniVy inBUtut po proyektirovanlyu oborudovaniya
po, dobyche i obogaulicheniyu rud (for Shapovalov).
(Krivoy-Pog Basin--Ore dressing)

DELITSYNA, G. B.
Delitsymi, G. B. -- "Study of Flotation of the Basic Minerals of Copper
and Iron by the Use of Collector Reagembs.11 Cand Tech Sci, Moscow
Inst, of Nonferrous Metals and Cold Moscow 195.1. (Referativ7~TMhurnal;-
HItimiya, No 1, Jan 54T- 2 ~
So: SUM 1681 22 July 1954

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TITLE:; Characteristic featureis of quartz flotation connocted with the
activation of its surface.
PER3:ODICAL: Referativny-j zhurnal. 14etallurgiya, no. 1, 1962, 13, abstract
IN100 ("Sb. nauchn. tr. Krivorozhsk. gornorudn. in-t% 1961., no.
10, _342- 348)
TEXT. TI~B authors invest-4gatsd the conditions qf adsorption of Fe ionti
on -grairrs of quartz and the flotability of 'quartz at various pH. The curivesot-
tainE-d have shown that the maximum of *the Fe ion adsorption I'les in the neutral
regic!n, and the adsorption In an sold rmidium is completely reversible, while trie
adsorption -*.n alkaline and, particularly, weakly alkaline regions is partially
reversible. The maxinr2m of tbe flotability of quartz activated by Fe ions lien
in th) weakly alRaline meddum. It is presumd that the Fe ionsj~reaent in the
pulp -uid adsorbed on the quartz surface are in the form of hydroxides which haNv
the stablesi".. forin in a neutral and weakly alkaline medium. A complex-former -
potaskiium fe:rrocyanide, which forms a strong complex with Af ions was used for
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deactivating the quartz. Flotation 6xperiments have shown that Fe in the form
of a complex dres not- actIvate the quartz and the use of potassium ferrocyaLnide
considerably deteri(~rates the quartz flotation, at the s&To time Improving the
selectivIty of the flotation of Fe minerals and quartz. Tie method of binding
Fe tons was verified in t~.e flotation of an artificial m.-Urture of quartz and
martite (in the rat"Lo of 'C-'Ll) in an alkaline medium with-olein said, and it
yielded positive results. The conclusion is drawn that the methcd of binding
the activating `.ons in the flotation of Fe ores may simplify the problem, of
selecting W minerals and quartz.
M. Lipets
[Abstractielr's note: Complete translation]
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DELMSYNA, G.B., kand.tekhn.nauk; WNISHCHIKOV, F.S., k:and.khlm.n!Luk
E'ffect of' flocculants on the efficiency of dewatering iron
concentrates. Gor. zhur. no.9:00-64 S 163. (14IRA 16:10)
1. Krivorozhskiy gornorudnyy institut (for Delitsyna).
2, Moskovskiy institut stali i splavoy, LiyHatskiy fakulltet (for
M)nl,lhchikov'),

DELITSYNAp G.B.., dotsent, kand. tekhn. nauk
Effect of finely, divided slimes on the flotation of iron
oxiden.. Sbor. nauch. trud. KGRI no,17:149-153 163.
Dawatering finely dispersed products of iron are dressing
with the use of a polyacrylamide. Ibid.:154-.170
Investigating tho effect of highly efficient coagulants on
the deturatering processes of finely dispersed iron conce.-a-
trates. Ibid.:171-195 (MIRA 17:1)

DELIT.-3)IMA, 11. S.
"The YbehaniSM Of' the Tetanus Tnfection (In E=eriment).Il Sub 24 MaY
51, Acad Meet Sci USSR.
DisBerl;ations presented f'or science and engineering degrees in Moscow
during 1951.
SO: Sum. No. 480, 9 May 55.

DEUMIKA N. S.
I
"The Disease Mechanism in Tetanus as Seen in ExperimemIs," True~y Akademii
Meditsinskikh Na-uk SSSR, MOSCOW, Vol 19, 1952, pi) 254-278.

ussR/Ifumin and Animal Physiology - The Effect of Physical Factors. T
Ionizing Radiation.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhlxr Biol., No 3, 1959, 13407
Author : Delitayaa, N.S.
Inst
Title : Manges in Receptor Systems Due to Roantgen Pays
Orig Pub : Tr. Vsvs. konferentsii po med. radiol. Elsperim. med.
radiol,, M., Medgiz, 3.957, 28-34
Abstract In a."Aaftnitive experiment in rabbits there vere signi-
ficant changes in action currents (AC) in n.cuMneus
surae nedialis as a result of local radiation of the
plantar surfo,%ca of the foot vith 500 - 5500 r.
Without tactile irritation of the foot there occurred
11 spontaneous" flare-ups of biocurrents, and with tact-
Ile ilTitation of the skin of the irradiat&, area or
a sy=ietrical part of the non-irradiated foot there
vere (!hanges in amplitude) frequency) and duration of
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USSR/Humn ancl Aninni- Physiology - The Effect of Physiacil Factcrs. T
Ionizilig Radl~abion.
Abs Joux Ref Zhur Biol., No 3, 1959, 13407
AC, In rabbits, Vhich were given local radiation to
the foot or shank with 500 - 5000 r, sharp chanees
were also registered in the bioelectrical activity
of the brain cortex vith tactile irritation of the
skin at the site of radiation, in the surrounding
area, or on a syrmetrical part of the non-radiated
extremity. Similar phenonena were noted in indivi-
duals subjected to local roentgen therapy for malig-
nant tumors of different localization. Clearest
changes in biological activity of the brain cortex
were found in response to mild tactile irritation of
the area corresponding to the site of radiation (for
example, the rioit marmary gland with radiation of
the affected tumor on the left). In definitive ex-
periments on cats subjected to total irradiation of
500 r there were recorded noteworthy alterations in
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USSR/Hur.-za and Animal Physioloa - The Effect of Mysical Factors. T
loni,..ing Radiation.
Abs Jour Ref Mur Biol., No 3, 1959, 134o7
AC waich emanated from the peripheral end of the tran-
seated n. splanchnici or its gastric branches (with
inflation of the stomach with a balloon or placing on
it lads soaked in Ringer's solution at 3 - 5 degrees
or 1-5 - 50 degrees). In rabbits which received total
irrc.diation of 500 - 1000 r the LT-,G was recorded from
the parietal, and occipital areas of the cortex with
mechanical (inflation) or thermal (aqueun infusion at
3 - 50 degrees directly into the intestine) stimula-
tioa of iriteroceptors of the gastro-intestinal tract.
Deep and stable inhibition of the bioele,.,trical ac-
tivity of the cortex developed in irradiated animals
and was accompanied by the presence or intensifica-
ticn of vegetative rhythms (-pulse and respiratory))
and. later on by firm tachycarditt following profoxuid
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USSR/Iltimn. and Anivol Ehysiology - The Effect of Phyisical FcLctora. T
Ionizing RadlaiAon.
I Abs Jour - Rof Zhur Biol., No 3, 1959, 13407
aad a d15turbance of tho Au-ictioual states betveen
the cortex and the oubcottical (p.nGlia. -- E.B.
Glikson
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D&LITSY31k, H*S.
. .
Irradiated area receptors of the hlmn boiy during radio-
thompy. Med.rad. 4 no-7:73-76 Jl '59. (Mll?A 12:9)
(ADIMMULPY)
(10WRONS physiol.)

DELITSYNA, N.S.
Studies on reception in irradiated body segments ill animal expsr~'Lments.
Voen.-med.zhur. no.8:17-20 Ag 159. (MIRA 12:12)
(03MRA.L CORTU physiologr)
(TOUGH radiation eff.)

-Dr:,;~I-IrSULP N.S. kva)
~
Ykithod for registering active currento of the splanchnic nerm In
a chronic exporiment. Pat. fiziol. i ulp. terap. 4 no. 6:77 N-D
Q
.)0, (MIM 14:2)
(SPLANCHNIC NERVE) (EIECTROPHYSIOLOGY)

.1 DELIT3MU, N.S.,
Blectrophysiological study of afferent signalization from the
internal organs dft-Lng the action of I rays on the organism.
Med. rad. 5 no.8:18-22 160. (MIRA 13~12)
(RDIATION-PHYSIOTA)GICAL EnECT)
(EIECTROPHVSIOLOGY) (DIGEST11TE ORMIS-INNERVLTION)