SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GULEV, Y.F. - GULIC, M.

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_~XW, Takov FadorOvlch.-kand.takhn.nauk; TASILITST, X.Y., inzh., red.;
TEMNA - GJ~., toichn.red,
EHandb:ak"for
the bagpip handlorl 3pravochnik bagashnogo
rabotnike. Isd,2,, i0r. I dop, Moskva, Twes.isdatellsko-poligr.
obOadinenle W-va putel soobehahealla, 1960. 282 p. (mm 13:5)
(Railroads-3migmage)

GULEV, Ya.F.,, kand.tekhn.nauk
Cooperation of loading and unloading points in Industrial areas.
Trudy TSNII MPS no. 196:181-197 160. (MIU 1-4:5)
(R&ilroads, Industrial)

GU_LEV_,_Ya,.F.+ VECIIERIN, Ya.P.; FILIPPOVA, L.S.,, red.; VOHOTIIIKOVA,
L.F., tekhn. red.
[Organization of uniform freight operations in the case of non-
continuous conditions of the operations of industrial enter-
prises]Organizatslia ravnomernoi gruzovoi raboty pri preryvnom
rezhime raboty promyshlenrqkh predpriiatii. Moskva, Trans-
zheldorizdat, 1961. 23 p. (MIRk 15:7)
(Loading and unloading) (Railroads-Freight)

GIJLEV, Ya.F., Ik,,,nd.tekhn.nauk-
Organization of rhythmic lodding in enterprises with intermittant
syAem of working. Zhel.dor.tramp. 43 no.8:76-80 Ag 161. (mru, 14:8)
(Loading and unloading)

-PULEV, Ya.F,_, kand.takhn.nauk (igt.Debalitiievo-3ortirovochnoye); 14AFCIROSCV,
S.A., inah. (a-C.Deballtsevo-Sortiravocbmye) -
Organization of train traffic and local operations in relation to
the now types of tractions Zhol.dor.transp. 44 no.7:56-60 Jl
162. (XWA 15:8)
1. Uwatitoll nachallnik otdola. skepluatateii Deballtsevskogo
otdoloniya Donetakoy dorogi (for Martiromov).
(Railroads Mianagemont)
0

KRIVENKO, U.N.; GUSEV, M.I.; ARUTYUNOV, V.A.; EKEZLI, S.S.;
CHERKAS"SKIY, L.N., invh., retsenzent;
_-!GULk;V, Ya.
kand. tekhn.nauk, red.; USENKO, L.A., tekhn. red.
[Organization of rhythmic oporationn on railroadsj experi-
ence of the Donetsk Railroad] Organizataiia ritmichnol ra-
boty dorogi; opyt Donetskoi zhel.d. Moskva, Tranmthbl-
dorizdat, 1963. 71 p. ~11'I. (MIRA 16:4)
(Railroaft-TM&nagement)

&ULEV._jAko_y_FedgnyLchj_ kand. tekhn. nauk; WDIL I YAN, A**~tffum
Agasiyovich, insh.; GOLUBYATNIKOVA, L.A., insh., retsenzent;
KOKOULIN, I.I., insh., red.; VORDTNIKOVA, L.F., tokkkn. red.
[Now developments in:the freight operations of railroad sta-
tions and enterprises; work experience of the Krasnoarmeyokoye,
Rodinakaya and Dobropollys Stations] Novoe v gruzovoi rabote
stantaii I predpriiatils- opyt raboty stantsil Krannoarmsiokoe,
Rodiankaia i Dobropolle. Moskva, TranBsheldorisdat, 1963. 53 P.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Railroads-Freight) (Railroads-Management)

GULEV, Yakov Fedorovich; DERIBAS, Andrey Terentlyevich, kand. tekhn.
nauk; DOBROSELISKAYA, Antonina Filippovna; DRUZHIND1, Konstantin
Fedorovich; KUKUSHKIN, Ivan Ivanovich
(New forms of transportation services for Induntrial enterprises.)
Novye formy transportnogo obsluzhivanila promynhlennykh
predpriiatii. Moskva, Transport, 1964. 101p. (Moscow. Vsesoitlznyi
nauchno-issledovatellskii institut zheleznodorozhnogo transporta.
Trudy, no.281). (141RA 17:9)

GULEV, Ya.F., kand. tekhn. nauk
Introduce advanced technology in the operation of freight
terminals. Zhel. dor. transp. 47 no.5:22-26 My 165. (MIRA 18:6)

TELLWA, N.A.; GULLVATYYY Ye.F.; RADGIIENKOP T.G.
Dates for dusting pea fields against the weevil. 7.ashch.rast.ot
vred.i bol.. 7 no.5.-26-27 It 162. NIRA 15;11)
(Pea weevil-Extermination) (Spraying and dusting in agriculture)

GUILVIC, Oleg, inz.
Increasing the production speed in crockery casting.
Sklar a keramik 12 no.3:77-79 Mr 162.
1. Prumyolova skola, keramicka, Karlovy Vary.

GULEVIC, Oleg, inz..
Theproblem of egg-aboll porcelain glazes. Sklar a keramik
12 no./+:3.10-112 Ap -162.
Prumplova skola, keramickap Karlovy Vary.

GULEVIC, Oleg, inz.
"250 years of the State Porcelain Factory in Wissen". Reviewed
by Oleg Gulevic. Sklar a kerwnik 12 no.7t232 JI 162.

Game, 0.
Boger comes and spherIcal pyroac"sy p. 264 SKLAR A KERAMIK
(Ministerstvo lehkeho prumWalu) Praha, Vol. 4, No. 10, Oct. 1954
SOURCE: East European Accessions List,,(ERAL) Library of Congress,
Vol. %., Vol* 12, December 1955,

"U7-VIC, 1,.
Control of sh,-qdri a plaste-r. P. 135.
SIIT~,j A KXIV-IIK Frallia Vol. 5, no. 6, Julie 1955.
.1 1
SO: 1-'ionthly List of East European Accessions, (---'[-:AL), L.", Vol. 4, no. 10, Oct. 1955)
Uncl.

Czechoslovakia/Chemical Technology -- Chemical Products and Their Application.
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders, 1-9
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khiyniya., No 1, 1957, 1604
Author: Gulevic, 0.
Institution: None
Title: Dielectric Loss and Dielectric Constants of Ceramic Materials
Original
Periodical: Sklar a keramik, 1955, Vol 5, No 11, 256-257; Czech
Abstract; A method is described for measuring the dissipation factor and the
dielectric constant of ceramic materials by means of a resistance
bridge.
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Czechoslovakia/chemical-' Technology -- Chemical Products and Their Application.
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders, 1-9
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1957, 1551
Author: Gulevic, 0.
Institution: None
Title: A Production Method for the Determination of the Plasticity of
Ceramic Materials
Original
Periodical: Stavivo, 1956, Vol 34, no 6, 215-218 (in Czech with summaries in
German and Russian)
Abstract: This report describes a method for determining the plasticity of
ceramic materials, proposed by P. A. Zemyatcheriskiy, and the con-
ditions under which correct results can be obtained. A description
of the apparatus is also given.
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CZECHCSLOVAKIA/E --ctricity - Dielectrics G-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 1958, 1258
Author : Gulevic, 0.
Inst : - -
Title : Change of Dielectric Losses and Dielectric Permittivity
of Ceramic Materials (Discussion).
Orig Pub : Sklar a keramik, 1957, 7, No 7, 220-221
Abstract : See Referat 2hur Fizika, 1956, No 6, 17o78.
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GULEVIC, Oleg, inz.
The 6th conference on porcelain in &wlovy Var7. Sklar a keramik
-12 no.12:359 D 162.

GULEVIC, Oleg, inz. (Knrljvy Wiry)
Final technical papers at the Secondary Industrial School for
Ceramics in Karlovy Vary. Sklar a keramik 14 no.9,265..266
S 164.

Gq~EVICH, Anton. Ivanovich; KIREYEV, Aleksey Petrovich; NAZAtT.-N,
N.I., nauchn. red.; SHW41LOVA, Ye.1-1.,, red.
[Manufacture of power condensers] Proizvodstvo silovykh
kondensatorov. Moskva, Vysshaia shkola, 1965. 355 P.
(MIRA 18:10)

GUISVICH,Dmitriy Illich, podpolkovnik, kand. ped. nauk; K)ROZOV,
--~~B. ~.,po ~ovn V, red.; CHAPAYEVA, R.I., tekhn. red.
(Competition in fliree military sports) Voennoe troeborle.
Moskva, Vocnizdat, 1962. 101 (MIRA 16:6)
(Military aports~*

GULEVIGH, G.Ye., gornyy insh.
---I,-,--. - ,
Location Of SUPPOrtift.- pillars in the ohamber and pillar ayetem
of mining. Gor. shur. no.9t76-77 3 163, (MIRA 16tlO)
1. Gosudarstvannyy institut po proyaktirovaniyu predpriyatiy
promyshlennosti, tavetnoy metallurgii, Moskva.

BYKOV, Viktor Pavlovich; -GULEVICH, I.D., polkovnik, red.; 2HEGULMOVA,
Zh.A., tekhn. red-,- -
[Ebanting during the vacation; experiences of tourist hunters]
Otpusk no okhots; iz op7ta okhotnichlego turisms. Moskva. Toen.
izd-vo N-vo obor.SSSR. 1960. 125 p.
(MIRA 14:2)
(Hanting) (Fishing)

DEBRIII, I.I.: P-RIJDNIKOV, F.K.., general-rmyor, otv. red.; GUIMCH, I.D..
red.; BUKOVSKAYA) N.A., tekhn. reds
(Fava'Ate places for hunting; description of hunting grounds)
LiubinWe mesta okhoty; opisaniia okhotnichlikh ugodii. Otv. red.
F.K.Prudnikov. Moskva, Voen. izd-vo M-va oborony SSSR, 1961.
387 p. (MIU 15:2)
1. Vseameyskoye voyenno-okhotnichlye obehohostvo.
(Hunting)

PODDUBNYYj Vadim Nikolayevich; GULEVIM, I.D., red.; BUKOVSKHA, N.A.,
tekbA. red. - -- -I-- ' -- -- ----------- -
[Protection of weapons from corrosion] Kak sber-egat' vooruzhenie ot
korrozli. Moskva, Voen.izd-vo M-va obor.SSSR, 1961. 71 p.
(MIRA 14:12)
(Arms and armor--Corrosion)

VANEYEV, I.Pj podpolkovmik tekhn. sluzhby,- GULEVICH,.I.D..1jolkovnik,
red.; MONIKOVA, A.N., tekhn. red.
[Rifle manual; Sironov (SKS) 7.62 mm self-loading carbine]
Nastavlenie po strelkavomu delu; 7,62-m samozariadnyi kara-
biln Simonova (SKS). Izd.2., ispr. i dop. Moskva, Voenizdatp
1962. 136 p. (MMA 15:10)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.)Ministerstvo obororV.
(lifles)

BURDEDKO, Anatoliy Alekseyevich[deceased]; Prinimal uchastiye
POLYAKOV,, M.I.,, manter sporta; QVjXYLQH,-jAD,, red.;
KRASAVINA., A.M.0 tekhn. red.
[Sport shooting of flying targets; methodological mantall
Sportivnaia strellba vlet; metodicheskoe posobie. Moskva,
Voenizdat,, 1962. 247 t;rapshooting) (KIRA 15:8)

DEBRIN, I.I., podpolkovnik zapasa; FRUDNIKOV, F.K., general-mayor,
red.; GULEVICH I D I polkovnik, red.; BUKOVSKAYA, N.A.,
tekhn . ad.
[Hunting in the Sovietl0khotnichii sport Y Sovetskol Armlij
abornik statel, Pod obshchel red. F.K.Prudnikova. Moskva,
Voon.isd-vo N-va obor, SSSR,, 1960o 262 p. (MIR& 16s2)
1. Vaearneyokoye voyanno-okhotnichlye obahchostvo. TSentrallayy
Sovet.
(Hunting) (Russia-Aray-Military life)

SIITAITDELI . Boris Ilikolayevich, polkovnik zapasa; GUIEVICH, I.D..
red.; SOKOLOVA, G.F., tekhn. red.
[PIVaical education of military personnel] Fizicheskaia trenirovka
voenno-sluzhaBhchikh. MoWmaj Voenizdat, 1962. 127 p.
(M 13U 15:7)
(Russia-ArmW-Physical training)

I
GUL! VICH, K. S., ed.
Safety measures and industrial hygiene; collection of principal rules and
enactments Moskva, Profizdat, 1935. 518 P. (51-47729)

CUMVICHP L.G.; POLOVODOVA, V.P.; POLYANICHRIKO, A.I.
Variations in the seasonal course of the mosquito populaticn
in relation to the hydrological properties of the Don. Med.
paraz. i pars.z. bol. 33 no.101-39 Ja-F 164 (MIRA 18:1)
1. Rostovskiy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut maditsinskoy para-
zitol--ii Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR (direktor - prof.
S.N.Po.trovskiy).

KAGRAMAIROV., A.I.t prof.; HAKAREVICH, N.M.; OBUTSEVA, V.P.; PAPORIR, S.D.;
WIMCHj_&D.
tibermdosis of the cervical 17mph glands in children dauWA -
by ffycobacterim tubermdomis of the aTian type, Probl,tubo
39 no.lt54,61 161. WRA 14:1)
le Is Instituta, tuberkulasa, ANN MR (dir. - chlen-korrespondent
AM S&M prof. W*A* Muelev).
(LDTHATICB--TUBERCULOSIS)

SOWVIYEV, V.D.;_TjE,7qH,_N.Ye.; VAILIMAIM, N.B.
Virological and karyologleal stud-, , of a ce'll line resistant
to poliomyelitis virus. Vop. vinis 8 no.5:580-583 S-0163
' (IIIW- '17A)
1. Moskovskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut virusnykh
preparatov.

GUMRNNIK, A.Ye.; GUISVICH, N.Ye.
Laborator diagnosis of Botkin's disease by determining eldolase
activity [with summar7 in Inglish]. Vop,virus. 2 no-5:284-287
S-0 '57. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Kafedra virusologii TSentrallnogo institute usovershenstvovantya
vrachey i otdol virusoy Institute ineni I.I.Mechnikova, Koskva.
(HRPATITIS, INFMICUS. blood in.
a1dolase. d1age value (Run))
(DXSKOIASIS. in blood,
aldolase in infect. heaptitte, diag. value (RUB))

GULATIC.Hp N.Ye'; ZAIKIND, S.Ta.
PreqervatIoN.of HoU cello In buspensions at room ts"rature and in
refi4gerati6n at 40C. Vop.virus. 4 no.62728-734 N-D 159.
(MrRA 13:3)
1. Mookovskiy Institut preparatov protty pallomiyelita,
(TISSUR CULTURN)

SOIMYOV, V.D.; GULEVICH, N.E.
Studies on antiviral immunity using tissue culture methods.,
II. Obtaining cells resistant to poliomyelitis virus. Acta virol.
Engl.Ed.praha 4 no.4:220-226 jl,6o.
1. The Moscow Institute for Poliomyelitis Propbylactics and Dqmrt-
went of Virology, Central Institute for Post:-graduate Training of
Physicians Moscow.
ZPOLIOMLITIS VIZISES Immunol)
(LEU M IA Immunol)

MS111, I.E.;.911116
7 jc~, ~.B. --.-
Karyonetric investigation of the cytopathic effect of -poliomyelitis
virus in leukaemic call cultures. Act& virol.Xngl.Zd.Pr&h& 4 no.5-.
31-1-319 S160.
1. The Koscov Scientific Research
lactics, Moscow.
(POLIOKYELITIS VIRUSES
(IMMMIA)
Institute of Polion7elitis Pro-phy-
culture).

VARSHAVER, N.B.; GULEVICH, N.Ye.
Genetic studies on the principle of cell immunity. II. Karyo-
logical studies on resistant leukemia cells. Vop. virus 9
no.4:482-489 J1-Ag 164. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Moskovskly nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut virusnykh
preparatov.

GULEVICHO V.S.; OZYM, Yu.H., redaktor; KCSHTOYANTS, Kh.S., redaktor;
gi~bfi s.ye., redaktor; TOINAG IVSKAYA, N.Y., redaktor; INGEL:-
GAM , ~.A., otvetstyenw redaktor; DEMIN, U.N., redaktor; IDWINA,
U.N., tekhnicheskiy redaktar.
(Selected works] Isbrannye trady. Koskva, Isd-vo Akademii nauk SSSR,
1954. 335 P. MM 7-11)
(Biochemistry)

37 9 5? - 1 2 - 2~306
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Meta]Jurgiy:j, 1,957, Nr 1, ~' p 2B (USSR)
AUTHORS: Parfenov, A. M., Belousova, V. T., Gulevitskaya, 1. A.
TITLE: Study of the Material Composition of Fluxed Sinters of Magnetite
Concentrates and of Ores from the Region of Krivoy Rog (Izuche-
niye veshchestvennogo 5ostava oflyusovannykh aglomer3tov iz
krivorozhskikh rud i magnetitovykh krntsentratakh)
PERIODICAL- Tr. N.-i. i proyektn. in-ta mekhan. obrabotki poleznykh
iskopayemykh, 1957, Nr 100, pp 7-28
ABSTRACT: An investigation of the properties of fluxed sinters (S) of vary-
ing basicity from the Krivoy Rog hernatites and magnetite con-
cent-ates (C) (from the KYuGOK) of the following compo!Fition
respectively (in percent- ): Fe 61 and 57, FeO 0.8 and 20, SiOi
0.8 and 17, A1203 1.0 and 0.9, CaO 1.5 and 0.05, MgO 1.7 and
0.03. Even more than chemically the two substances differed with
regard to the size of the particles. Thus, for example, the output
of the sizes +3 and '1-0.6 constituted 20 and 22 percent respectively
of the ore (0), whereas in the case of the C the output of the small
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i37-iQ57-12-23063
Study of the Material Corhpdsition"6f Fluxed Sinlters-(cont.
in the 0, constituted 11 and 43 percent, respectively. The flux-
ing was accomplished by means of limestone and lime with the
moduli of basicity (CaO+ MgO) :(SiOz+ A1,103) being 0.5 and 1.0.
The data of these investigations show that without the addition of
flux the efficiency of the sintering of the G is one-half that of 0
with identical mechanical properties of S. The increase of effi-
ciency per area sintered (expressed in percent, the moduli of
'bas! 'City being 0.5-1.0), when limestone was uEed as flux, was
134 and 137 percent for the 0 and 182 and 272 percent for C.
The addition of lime stone considerably increaseb the strength
of the sinter of the G. whereas the strength of the 5 of the 0
remains unaffected by it. No significant differences were found
in the mineralogical compositions of the S's, of 0 and C; the
only difference between the S with limestone and the S with lime
is found in the ratio of the composite substance--. A con5iderable
lowering of the temperature in the zones of sintering is observed
when limestone is replaced by lime. However, this has the effect
of incre~.sing, rather than of decreasing, the strength of the 5 and
thuF. points to the exten:iive formation of liquid phases during the
process of sintering with lime. The replac=ent of limestone by
Card 2/3 lime results in an increaoe in the production of the plant. The

137-1957-12-21063
Study oi the Material Composition of Fluxed Sinters (cont, )
material composition of fluxed S's is only slightly dependent on
the type and the amount of the flux added. The major factor
determining the mineralogical composition of S is the chemical
mineralogical composition of the raw ore.
A. M.
2. Oros-Propoities 3. Ore~;-Flw%cd
DeteriAn, tion
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BELOUSOVA, V.T.; GUMMITSKAYA, I.A.
Peculiarities of composition and structure of agglomerates from
nickel silicate ores. Obog. rud 3 nQ-1:35-W 158. Oaft 11110)
(Nickel silicates) (Sintering)

GUMVITSKAYAJ, I.A.
Thermal analysis for the determination of iron carbonate. Obog.
rud 4 nov3:30-32 159. (MIRA 14:8)
(Thermal analysis) (Iron carbonate)

GULEVITSKAYA, I.A.
Determination of iron in the form of hydroxides by thermal
analysis. Obog.rud 5 no*2.-32-34 160e (MIM 14:8)
(Ipon bydroxide-An0joia) (Ther=2 auslysio)

KALINITSKIY, Ta.B... k~md.tekhn.airuk; GOOK, H.Ye.., kand.tekhn.nauk.; SOBOLI;
A.V., gorW inzh.; GULEVITSKIY, Tu.D., gornyy inzho
"Self-propelled equipment in mineou by M.P. Mochalin and V.A. ZvA-
kov. band others. Gor. zhur. no.7:79-80
ii 162 (MRVt 15:7)
1. Gosudarstvennyy institut po proyaktircvvaniyu predpriyatiy nikelevoy
promyshlennosti., Ieningrad.
(Miniing machiniry) (Mochalin M.P.) (Zvokov,, V.A.)

AUTHORS; Gulevskaya. A.S..
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Lipatova, V.A., and Gelld, P.V.
TITLE: The thermal conductivity of alloys of Fe, Si,
containing p-lobeauite
PERIODICAL3 Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i enorgetikift,
no.1, 1962, 6, abstract IB 37. (Tr. Ural'skogo
politekhn. in-ta, 114, 1961, 90-95)
TEXT: The article describes the equipment, procedure and
results of an investigation of the specific thermal conductivity
(at 20 1C) of alloys of Fe and Si containing 40-100% Si. Tests
were made on alloys of industrial purity and on those of higher
purity; in the case of alloys containing up to 80% Si the
specific thermal conductivity of both purity grades is the same
despite their very different specific electrical conductivities.
If the Si content is further increased the thermal properties of
the two grades diverge greatly. This is attributed to increased
sensitivity of the thermal conductivity of Si to the degree of
purity. It was also found that the addition of up to 0.1% Al
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noticeably reduces the thermal conductivity of alloys. Further
increase in the Al content causes almost no change in the
specific thermal conductivity; an analogous relationship between
the change in specific conductivity and thermal e.m.f. confirms
the assumption of low solubility of Al in P-lebeauite.
11 literature references.
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation.]
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=it.% or ezich.akay khivii Is. 1. 3). 11-kego Ak.l..It
oh 35, of Ora.M. Chemistry i ... I
f th,
?.U-.r7 14. 940

NOVIXOY, S.S.; FAYkILIEW, A.A.; SHVEDOVA, S~N,; GUT&VSKAYA, V.I.
Gondensation of g dinitroalkanes wlthsUphutic aldolrdes and
amineo. Izv. AN *S2.0td. khtm. nauk no.11:2056-2058 N 160.
(MINA 13:11)
1. Institut hookoy ichloli in. N.DoZollookogo AN SSW.
ar rrl~lsa
(P 0m (Aldebydes) (Amines)

NOVIKOV, S.S.; FAYNZILIBERG, A.A.;,- GULEVSKAYA, V.I.; SEVOSTIYANOVA, V.V.
Synthesis and quantitative determination of 0~-halo nitro compavnds.
Izv~AN SSSR Otd.khim,nsuk no.4.-672-677 Ap 161. (NIRA 14:4)
lo Institut organicheBkoy lebi-ii ins H.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Nitro coupounds)

SLOVETSKIYJ, V.I.; FAYNZILIBERG, A.A. .; GULLNSIUYA, V,I.; NOVIKOV, S.S.
Molecular absorption spectra of (K-halo m1tro alkanes. Izv.AN SSSR
otd.khim.nauk no.4.-683-690 Ap 161. (MIM 14:4)
1* Institut organicheakoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinakogo AN SSSR.
?-- (Paraffins --- Spectra)

SLAVINSKAYA, V.A.;-GULF.VSKIY,-ZJ.j SHIMANSKAYA, M.V.; GILLER, SA.;
IOFFEP I.I.
Kinetic@ of furfurole catalytic oxidation. Kin.i kat. 3
no.2t2176-281 Mr-Ap 162. (KM 15:11)
1. Institut organichaskogo sinteza AN Lstviyakoy SM, Riga i
Nauchno-issladovatellskiy inatttut organiMmakikh poluproduktov
i krasiteley imeni N.Ye.Voroshilava, Moskva.
(Furaldehydo) (Maleic anhydride) (Catalysts)

ACCESSION NR: AT3007312 S/2690163/004/000/0167/0170
AUTHOR: Gulevskiy, E. K.; Khermanis, E. Kh. lb
TITLE: Role played by tunnel-diode capacitance in some transistor circuits
SOURCE: AN LatSSR. Institut elektroniki i vy*chislitel'noy tekhniki. Trudy*,
v. 4, 1963, 167-170
TOPIC TAGS: tunnel diode, tunnel-diode capacitance, transistor circuit, tunnel-
diode -transistor cell, logical element
ABSTRACT: Capacitor charging in a tunnel -diode -trans istor cell, specifically
the effect of capacitance on the switching time, to theoretically considered in
this article. For a simple common-emitter transistorized amplifier with a
tunnel-diode resistor R. and capacitor C output, this approximate formula for
the maximum charging current im,,ar in developed:
Ccrd 1/2

ACCESSION NR: AT3007312
"
Go
+
where U. is the applied d-c voltage, R,,. is the, initial tunnel-diode resistance,
and C. is the capacitance shunting that resistance In a diode equivalent circuit.
The formula shows that, with high Rk - the diode capacitance'Co plays a
negligible role. The formula holds true for frequencies of up to several mc.
For higher frequencies, an exact formula is offered. Orig. art. has: 3 figures
and 9 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED; 00
SUB CODE: GE
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GUU-71,7~p-', fN 1. p 1 rn."h(2n-ur
Autvjr.,atic control of the dosing and loading of 11.1e k0afl. Stroi.
maL. 11 no.5:20-11 My 165. (t.LIRA 18:9)

GULEVSK7, S.S.
Repairing sliding calipers- Mashinovtroitelf no. 1r16 Ja 166
(MIRA 19:1)

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': ZVSK, i, -i",~z-..j ,
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ma a hin...-'s !1-,C- no I: ZG Je.-F I t, 5. (1-1-1,RA

GULEVSKIY, V.D., inzil.
Manufacturing SMD diesel engine parts by means of' cold
0 -
extrusion. 1.!ashinostroanie no.0':66-68 N-D 165.
(ml,u is: 12)

CTTJT,7-TICZ, S. ; GOEBEL, B.
"I'L-thod of Continuous Control of Production Costs in t1-je Bui-Iding Wust27y,o
P. 205. (PRZE3IAD BUD(PWiTY, Vol. 26, No. 7. JulY, 1951f. Wamawa, Poland)
30; Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 4.
No. 1. Jan. 1955 Uncl.

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JC2"1PCk-
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ACC N'Ri vi,6026553- SOUIQ; CODE:B URATJ6/66~ 9101
Bolikova, L. I.; Boyarshinov, V.-I*j's..; An tdpovp V. X.; Pirogovap Z. N.; C)
104: none
:KTLEt Structure and properties of alloY 4437B 6iolted in a vacuum induction furnace
c=16~E.- Moscov. Tsen4ralInyy nauchno-is3ledovatoll'okiy,inatitut chernoy motallurgiia
i~
Toornik trudovs no. h6g 1966. spotsiallnyye staai i Joplavy (Special stools and alloys
19V-104
~',W?IC TAGSt alloy, vacuum are furnace, vacuum meltine E14378 alloy
AFUNVXT: The off oct of alitmi.mim'.-And titanium additian3 on the properties of theh
iro3i3tant alloy E1437B, a vacuum imiuction furmaco, was investigatod. Tito
study was prompted by the fact that the alloy amulted by tho.11hplyabinak and
z1atoust MetallurGical Plants using vacuum induction furnaces was inferior to.the
alloy smolted in open are furnaces. The eVerimontal result.-a are presented in grapbs
and tables (zoo Fig* 1) a It was found that to nS*~ high mechanical qualities Of
the alloya smulted in vacuum induction fuknaosep the alumina content should be

L 09952-67
ACC NR, AT6026553 Cv
4
Fig..1.' Mechanical properties
of alloy K4378 as a function
of thd testing temperature.
Quenching from 10UM, annealed
for-16 hra,, cooled In air,
and agod for 16 bra at NC$
cabled in air*

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11 .-- ..I ... ;l.
36292 Sevooborat, na torfyanykh roc~valzh. I7vj,,r3tiva lkaci. 'Neukl SSF, 1949,
.7 ti '.
No. 5, S. 71-32
Sr: Letopis' Zhurna-lInykh Statey, No. 1 49

GULLYCHIK. K. A.
~115
7230
G9
Sevooboroty na torfyano-bolotrqkh pochvalch. (Crop rotation on poat and swamW soils.)
Hinak, goo. 1 zd-vo bear, 1954.
181 p. tables,
Bibliograpby: P. 177. (180.)
kt head of title: Beliumskaya Akademiya Navuk, Minsk. Inatitut mellorats1l, Vodaogo I
bolotnogo kho2yaystva.

30(1) SOV/99-59-3-4/10
AUTHORS: Guleychik~.K,A.,, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences,
luid ashchenko, A.N., Engineer (Minsk)
TITLE: The Use of Grooved Wooden Drains in the Belorussian
SSR (Primeneniye derelryannogo zhelobehatogo drenazha
v Belorusskoy SSR)
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnika i melioratsiya, 1959, Nr 3, pp 26-31
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article deals with the use of grooved wooden drains
in the Belorussian SSR. Its authors come to the con-
clusion that grooved wooden drainage is 250-500%
cheaper than earthenware drains. The costs of grooved
wooden drains per I hectare are as follows: 1) drains
made of sub-standard wood - 162-212 rubles; 2) drains
made of waste wood - 93-119 i*ables; 3) drains made of
planks - 275-352 rubles; and 4) earthenware drains -
405-697 rubles. In 1957. the Oresskaya MAs of the
Card 1/2 Kolkhoz imeni BVO, Lyubanskiy rayon, was the first to

SOV/99-59-3-4/10
The Use of Grooved Vlooden Drains in the Belorussian SSR
introduce grooved wood drains in the Belorussian SSR.
The area scheduled for drainage was 10 hectares, which
has meanwhile grown to as much as 60 hectares. How-
ever, the actual drainage costs are much higher and
amount to ?93 rubles per hectare, of which 67.1% go
for the digging of trenches, making the drains, and
laying them into the ground. The servicellife of
wooden drains is 25-30 years. They could serve even
longer if they were not subject to an early clogging
~,rith silt. There are 2 diagrams, 3 tables, and 3
photos.
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USSR/Human and JLnimal Physiology- The Effect of Physical Factors. T
Ionizing RaAlalion.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 3, 1959, 13375
Author : Guleyeva, S.A., Abdullayev, M,Ch-
Inst
Title : Influence of Radicuit Energy on Some Indicators of
Reactivity of the OrSsnisms
Orig Pub : Azerb. tibb zh-, 1957, No 10, 56-59
Abstract ! Reactivity of the skin was studied (with the aid of
hydrophilic, trypan, phenol, caffein, and adrenaline
tests) and of the blood (by osmotic resistance of
erythrocytes, catalase index and percentage of cells
of various forms) in rabbits for different internals
after total roentgen radiation of 1008 r (9 animals),
radiation of one side of the rabbit (5) with the
same dosage, or the head only with a dose of 600 r
(5). The was quite a noticeable shift in several
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t- - USSR/Humaa and Animal Physiology- The Effect of Physical Factors. T
Ionizing Radiation.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 3, 1959, 13375
indicators, depending on the dosage and site of the
0 radiation. -- E.B. Glikeon
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GUIAZOV. Yu. A., inahzner.;AKOFfAN, Z.G., inzhener.;GRABAN, T.M.
Obtaining edible peanut cake. Raol.-shir. prup. 23 no-5:39-10 157.
TMM 10:5)
1. Armavirskly waslosavod No.4.
(Peaumt pro&wts)

ACC NRs AP6 1441 SOURGE GODEs UR/0413/66/ooo/on
MTENTORs Gul.gazarya-pl-Ke. As
ORG: none
TITLE: Dissector. Class 21p No., 182253
SOURCE: Izobretaniya, promyslilonnyye oln-aztey, tovarnyyo znaki, no. III 1966P 48 11
TOPIC TAGS: super high frequency, pbotocathode, electron boam
ABSTIRACT: This Author Certificate presents a dissector containing a photocathode,,[
a multiplier system, and a diaphragm with a scanning hole. To ilicrease the signal!
modulation frequeucy, the dissector contains a solid 11-0hapad resonator with holesl
for electron transmission botwoon the photocathode and the multiplier system (Soo
Fig. 1). S11F signals from a hotorodyno are supplied to the resonator. Ono or
several diaphragms are placed between the resonator and -the multiplier system.
Card 1/2 UDC: 621.385.832.522

ACC NR: AP6021441
Fig. 1.- 1 - photocathode; 2 focusing-accelerating
system; 3 - resonator; 4 - boles; 3
diaphragim; 6 multiplier system; 7 SIIF
energy input
Orig. art. has: 1 diagram*.
SUB COM: 09/ SU13H DATEt 2lJan65
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KAR&SIVA, A.N.;. GULIGAZOVA, M.Y.; SKVORTSOVA, V.G.; YAG13DINA, A.Kh,
lpid*miology of diphyllabothrianis In Astrakhan Province. Yled.paras.
I paras.bal. 26 no.WOB-710 N-D 157. (NIU 13 W
1. Is parasitalogichookogo otdols, Astrakhanskoy oblastuoy sanitarna-
opidexiologicheskoy stantoll (glavuyy vrach I.Io Troltskly, sar.
otdolom PaS, Tegorova),
(ASTRAXW PJtDTIMII--VMNS, IRISTINAL AND PARASITIO)

SADYKOV, A.S.,akELdenik; PAKUDINA, Z.P.; BTJZITSKOVA, Ye*P.; GULI-KEVKHWI
A.Sh.; LUUMDZHANOV, A.; ISAW, Kh.
Ace-w"a"'aation dynamics of the reducing sugars, organic acids,
pectic and tanning substances in ihe leave@ and locks Of, some
varieties of cotton. Usb.khim.shtLr. no.6:41-48 158. 1
(MIRA 12:2)
1. AN U%SSR (for.Sadykov). 2. Inatitut khtnit ramtitellnykh
veshchestv AN UzSSR (for all),
(CotJon) (Biochemistry)

GULIA, G.
30400
Nash drug zvkalitst. Vokrug svyeta, 1949 No 2. S. 21-22
SO: letopis' No. 34

GULIA, G~-
30262
On uchilsya v Moskvye. ZLvalid vyelikoy otyecbyestv. voyny, inzh.-stroityell
P, Chanturiya Ochyerf. Smyenal 1949p No. 17, s. 5-6v
SO: LETOPIS' NO- 34

GUILIL, G.; NOVIGHKOVA, I., redaktor; CHZRTOVA, Zh., tekbaicheekly
~~~edaktor
[The Black S~a coast of the Caucasus; an album of views] Cherno-
morskos poberesh's Knvkaza; allbom v1dov. [Moskva'] Isogiz, 1955.
(KEJU 9: 10)
(Black Sea region-Views)

GULIA. N.V., inzh.
Calculating flywheels for mechanical accumulators. Vest.
mashinostr. 45 no.105-37 J& 165. . (MIRA 1893)

ACC NIR: Ai,7009593 SOURCI-E COD7--': W/0320/67/0,k~o/-
AUT17OR: Gulia, N. V. (T*Dilisi)
ORG none
.,TITL,-: Study of a discrete mechanical variator
SOURCC: Mashinovedeniye, no. 1, 1967, 27-32
TOPIC TAGS: mechanical power transmission device, vehicle component,
braking device
SUB CODZ: 13
ABSTIMM On the basis of an analysis of existing, stopped and direct
drives (.-ear-wheel transmissions, mechanical variators, electric and hydraulic
drives) which proved to be inefficient for recuperative braking, the author
describes the design and operational parameters for a discrete mechanical
self-regulating I'variator" (recuperative braking mechanism)$ for which the
author received Author's Certificate (patent) No 171 607, effective from 15
I-lay 1964. Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 25 formulas. Lf:_JFPFS-. 40,29-01
Card 1/1 UDC: 621-531.6

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B/078/62/007/00-1/002/005
B127/B11O
AUTHORS: Gulia, V. G., Nemkova, 0. G., Deykalov, V. K.
TITLE: Precipitated lanthanum vanadates
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy.khimiit V. 7, no. 1, 1962, 84-87
TEXT: Composition and properties of precipitated lanthanum vanadates were
investigated. Finely dispersed precipitates, the color of which depends on
the pH, are formed by the reaction of a lanthanum salt solution with an
ammonium vanadate solution. A dark-red precipitate, insoluble in 40 0,4
acetic acid, but 6oluble in dilute mineral acids, develops at p1l - 1-2.
From solutions < 0-05 N; no precipitate forms any more, the solutions turn
dark raspberry-red, and the color disappears during dilution. At pH a 6.2,
a yellow precipitate is separated (La : V = 3 : 2), which, when kept in
mother liquor, is turned into crystals of vivid orange-red color (La : V
= 1 : 2) after 3 - 4 days. The pH of the mother liquor is reduced; during
the first 24 hr it drops from 2.9 to 3.2 and reaches 4-09 after four days.
The results of potentiometric titration (valve potentiometer Alf-5 (LP-5):)
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Precipitated lanthanum vanadates B127YB110
airreed 7ith those of conductometric titration. The oomoosition of the
precipitate proved to depend on the manner of pouring together: 'When
pouring ammonium metavanadate into lanthanum nitrate, the ratio of La : V
is 'I : 1 in the resulting precipitate; when pouring lanthanum nitrate into
a~r,,.-.rioniU-I metavanadate, the La : V ratio is I : 3. This is illustrated by
the reaction equations La(NO 3)3 + NH4V03 + H20 - LaVO 4 + NH 4NO3+ 2HNO 3*
2LaVO A + 3HNO 3 =LaHV207 + R 20 + La(NO 3)3t La(NO 3)3 + 311114 VO 3 ~ La(VO 3)3
+ 3NH4NO 3* V. I. Spitsyn is thanked for advice. There are 4 figures
and 9 non-Soviet references. The three references to English-language
publications read as followst W. 0. Milligan, L. M. Watt, H. H. Rachford.
J. Phys- and Colloid Chem., U, 227 (1949), A. Wold, R. Ward. J. Chem. Soc.,.
76, 1029 (1954), H. T. S. Britton, G. Telford, J. Chem. Soc., 1-6, 761
( 1940) -
SUBMITTED: December 26, 1960
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D244YI)304
AUTHORS: Gulia~ V~G.q Nemkova, O.,G.,, Byelomestnykh, V~I,, and
TITLE.- Investigating the composition of precipitated urano-
vanadates
SOURCE: Spitsyn, V.I., ed. Issledovaniya v oblasti khimii
urana; sbornik statey (Moscow) 1961, 262 - 270
TEXT: The authors investigated the process of interaction between
solutions of uranyl nitrate and ammonium, sodium and potassium me-
tavanadates with the aid of potentiometric conductometric and che-
mical analysis. The introduction of the first 0.4 - 0.5 g atom of
vanadium to 1 g atom of uranium caused the formation of a yellow
precipitate, the amount of which increased with further addition of
the vanadate. When the solutions were mixed in the reverse orderg
the first drop of uranyl nitrate caused the precipitation. It was
shown that the inflections in the potentiometric and conductometric
titration curves correspond to the precipitation of vanadates. The
ratio of U to V in the precipitates is 1 : 3 and 1 -6 4 for a) addi-
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Investigating the composition of D244/D304
tion of uranyl nitrate to vanadate and b) vanadate to uranyl nitra-
te. The separation of the iwo types of the precipitates was found
to be difficult in view of their colloidal nature. Moreover, it was
observed that the mother-liquor in contact w- Lth the precipitates in-
ersased its pH from 4.7 to ca. 5o3, in 20 days. The increase was
due to changes in The composition of the precipitated uranovanada-.
tes. This effect was studied for the precipitate obtained from NH4
V03 and U05(NOq)2. The precipitates were separated in a centrifuge
(6000 rpm. an analyzed after different times of standing in con-
tact with the mother iiquor. Uranium was separated from vanadium
on a cation exchange resin KV-2. Uranium was then determined by a
vanadometric method with the use of NH4 VO~ and phenyl arithranilia
acid as the indicators Vanadium was determined by permanganate ti-
tration after previous reduction with gaseous H2S. The results show
that the composition of :44he precipitates, separated from the solu-
Lions after they have reached a constant pH9 does not depend on the
order in which the reagen-~s are mixed. The ratio of U to V in such
precipitates is 1 1 2 and its formula (NI14)2-'UOy'V-iOr~15H20- If Na
or K vanadate is u;ed, the composition is Me.DO~euo.~~.3v2 2
0;7, o 3 F1 0
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Investigating the composition of D244YD304
where Me = Na or K. The authors demonstrated that the composition
of freshly precipitated uranovanadates depends on the initial con-
centration of vanadium in solutions. This was carried out by titra-
ling 10 ml of uranyl nitrate solutions (PH = 3.00) with ammonium me-
tavanadate solulions (PH = 7oOO) of different concentration. The
ratio of U to V in the fresh precipitates falls with the decreasing
concentration of the metavanadate in solution, However, for the
equilibrated precipitates, (Le. those left in contact with their
mother-liquors) there is no dependence on the concentration and the
ratio is always about 1 : 2. The authors investigated also the ef-
fect of changing PH of the origianl solutions from 1.00 to 10.00.
The results show that NH3 is present in the uranovanadates separa-
ted from the solutions having PH values of 5.00, 7.18 and 10.00.
The composition of uranovanadates changes from polyvanadates to
orthovanadates as the medium changes from acid to alkaline. It is
also pos&ible that a mixture of uranovanadates and ammonium urana-
tes is precipitated from alkaline solution. There are 6 figures, 6
tables and 15 references: 7 Soviet-bloc and 8 non-Soviet-bloc. The
references to the 'English-language publications read as follows:
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H~ Britton and G. Welford, J. Chem. Soc.. 1 - 6. 7649 1940, F. Hess
Eng. Min. Journal, 1149 2729 1922.
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AUTHORS: Guliaq V.G.., and Nemkova, 0,.%7'c
TITIE.- Precipitation of uranovanadates iri the presence of
salts of some metals
SOURCE: Spitsyn, V.!.~ ed. Issledovaniya v ob.Lastiknimii
urana; sbornik statey (Moscow) 1961, 271 -- 277
TEXT: The authors investigated the precipitation of uranium by so-
iutions of metavanadates in the presence of NaOl, RbCl, 0801, NH4Cl
CaC12 and Cu(N03)2,, The freshiy precipitated uranovanadates form
c
oL
"loidal solutions., but dense, easily fiiterable precipitates are
produced in the presence of Lhe metal salts. The precipitation of
Na2 O-2UO3-3V 205was carried out by adding a soiuLiorl of NaVO3 to a
solution of uranyl nitrate in 0,.1 N NH 4C1. CaO,,UO303V205was preci-
pitated by the solution of Ca(VO )2 from solution of U02(NO 3)2 in
0~1 N CaC!2* The concentration of UO 2(N0 3)2 was 0,0386 V and those
of the soluble vanadates - 0.04 N. The quantities of the solutions
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Precipitation of uranovanadates in D244%304
added to each other were chosen so as to obtain uranovanadates with
U to V ratio of 1 2 3. The analysis of the uranovanadates precipi-
tated under such conditions indicated the presence of NH39 Na and
Ca as cations in addition to uranium. With zhe aid of a potentiome-
tric titration it was established that for the reaction of U02(NO,)2
with NH 4 VO3in the presence of RbCl and CsCl solutions, the urano-
vanadates have ratios of U to V of 1 ~- 3 respectively; but in the
presence of CaCl 2 and CuCl 2 the ratio is 1 1 4. The use of isotopes
86Rb and 137cs in the form of chlorides demonstrated that there is
no formation of rubidium and cesium uranovanadates~ From this �t
follows that RbCl and CsCi do not affect the coml,.osition of the ura-
novanadates pree-ipituated with NH,VO-,. The final product of reaction
between UO 2(N03 and NH,VO, In the'presence of CaCI g is a calcium
uranovanadate wish a ratio -of Ca . U : V of I I respectively.
The composition of the precipitate is given as CaO-VO.~ .)V 205*aqo
The reaction in the presence of CuCi ( pH 4.30 4~*_101) gives a com-
2 .
polind with Cu -A U ? V ratio equal To O~95 i; 1 '~,88~ -_ iD rre s pond ing
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Precipitation of uranovanadates in ... D244YD304
to Cuo : UO 3 * V2050 aq. To ascertain the degree of removal or ura-
nium from solution by Lhe to.-mation of uranOVEMadatest U was deter-
mined in the mother iiquors after the precipitation. It was found
that the best precipitant was NH,VO., reacting in the presence of
CaCl 2~ The authors also investiga'tea the behavior of the isoiated
ux-anovanada-6es in aqueous solutions. The results show that the ratio
of U zo V in (NH ) 0.4-UO.3.5V 0 does not change when it is mixed
4 2 1 2 -
with water, whilst CaO-UO o3V.,6 (U t V = 10) enanges into a com-
3 e
pound with U : V ratio of 1:2 with an accompanying cnange of pH
from 7.0 to 9.1. The examination of solubiiities of the uranovana-
dates in 0.1 N solutions of the metal salts revealed that Lhe least
soluble precipitate is CaOtUO 03V205 (0,0015 gll)~ An increase in
concentration of the metal salts lowers considerably the solubility
of the uranovanadates arid, consequently, slows down their hydrolysis
There are 2 figures and 6 tables,
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D244YD304
AUTHORS: Guliag V.G., Nemkova, O.G., and Dukhovich, F.S.
Kz-~
TITLE.~ Study of the interaction of ammonium uranovanadate
with vanadium pentoxide
SOURCE: Spitsyn, V.I., ed. Issledovaniya v oblasti khimii
uranza; sbornik statey (Moscow) 196-1, 278 - 280
TEXT: The authors investigated the possibility of obtaining conden-
sed uranyl vanadates by reacting uranyl vanadates (with a small ra-
tio of V to U) with V20 50 A given uranovanadate was weighed Into a
closed vessel equipped with an electric stirrer., A quantity of viater
and V205 was added giving the required ratio of U to V in the pro-
duct. All ex eriments were conducted at a const,"t temperature of
240C (� 0.105. Ammonium uranovanadate used in the reaction was ob-
tained at PH 5.93 and had the following composition,~ UO 3 - 56~64
V90 5 -28.89 %~ (NH 4)20 - 3.62 % and H20 - 10-84 ~-~ In one series
o! experiments tile amounts of uranovanadate and V 205 taken were
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Study of the interaction of D244/D304
such as to give the ratio of U : V in the mixture of 1 ; 2 respec-
tively. In the second series it was desired to obtain (NH 4)20'3UO--5'
-2V2 056 8H20 with the U g V ratio of 'I -, 3 respectively. For 50 days
after initiation of an experiment small samples of the reaction mix-
ture were taken every 5 days. The samples were analyzed by X-ray
for V2 05content, with an accuracy of 5 %. V 20 5 gave good rentgeno-
grams and clear electronogramsg whilst the uranovanadates were a.-,or-
phous and did not give clear iines. This difference was utiLized in
the present work to deteri.,iine the completeness of the interaction.
The results show that uranovanadates react compleTely with V 201; In
an aqueous medium.~ The reaction products are urajiovanadates wilh U
t V ratios equal to 1 : 2 and 1 ; 3 respectively. This conclusion
is confirmed by electron diffraction and chemical analyses~ The au--
thore believe that the interaction between tiranovanadates and V 20 5
takes place in solution and not in the solid phase., There -are 2 fi.-
gures and 2 tables.
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AUTHORS: S p i ts n, VikL. I., hiuravlyeva, 1. A., 111'emkova, 0. G.,
Gulia, V. G.
TIT LE: pho3phaLcB
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurntil. KhimJya, rip. 10, 1c)62, 93, abstract 1OV18
(Sb. "Issled. v obl. khimii urana". M., IMosk. un-t, 1961,
233 - 239)
TEXT: In the interaction between 0.001 M and less concentrated aci-d so-
lutions (pH=2.4) of U02 (NO 3)2 and a solution of Na ph-osphate, '
(U0 2)3(PO4)2-3H20 was obtained. [Abstracter's notes Complete transla-
tion-1
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