SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KALENOV, A.D. - KALER, V.L.

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XALENOV, A.D.
Stages and other features in the formation of greioens. Usb.geol.zhur.
no-5:43-48 158. (MnA 12--2)
1. Institut'ievetn'.vkh metallov Lsoloia, AMmGM.
(Greisen)

KALFM)V-v--A.J)_; LIBERM, R.M. GINZBURGj A.I., nauchmyy rod.; YERSHOV,
A.D., glavnyy red.; NIUMSOVA, N.B., red.izd-va; IVANOVA, A.G.,
tekhn.red.
[Industry's demands in the quality of mineral raw materials;
handbook for geologists] Trebovaniia promyshlonnosti k kachsetvu
minerallnogo syriia; spravochnik dlia goologov. Movkva, Gov.
nauchno-tekhn.izd-ve lit-ry po geol. i okhrame nedr. No.68.
[Scandium] Skandii. Izd.2., parer. 1959. 17 P. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Moscow. Vse'96~uznyy iauchno-i~vliedovatellskiy Inatitut mine-
,~W
rallnogo r-ya.
(Ores--Sampling and estimatiox)

KALENOV, A.D.
Composition of minerals of the helvits grorupo Trudy Inst. Minot
gookhime i krietallokhim. red* eleme no*3:154-161 159o
(Helvite) (MIRA 34:5)

14(5) SOV/132-59-6-1/16
AUTHOR: Kalenov, A.D.
TITLE: Genetic Types of Scandium Deposits and Their Industrial
Importance
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1959, Nr 6, pp I - 4 (USSR):
ABSTRACT: According to the author, all scandium-bearing deposits
are genetically connected with granitoids. The main
scandium-containing minerals are 'he following:
thortveitite and befanomite containing about 18 to;i
25% of scandium; the wiikites %~ adolinites, chlopi-
nites and davidites - 0.5 to 1 , the samarskites,
wolframites, cassiterites, ferrimuscovites, beryls
and zircons - 0.02 to 0.5%- Scandiwin is'also found
in coal ashes. The author classified all known scan-
dium-bearing deposits in the world according to their
genetic types as follows: 1) Pegmatite deposits -
with a large number of scandium-containin minerals
(found mainly in Norway and in Madagascar5; 2) Con '-
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Genetic Types of Scandium Deposits and Their Industrial Importance
mainly in the ferrimuscovites; 3) Pneumatolytic
hydrothermal deposits forming two separate groups:
greisen and quartz-greisen group and quartz-feldspare-
topaz group. Scandium is found there in wolframites
and cassiterites. Such deposits are, located in dif-'
ferent parts of the Erzgebirge (E. Germany), in Indo-
nesia and Malaya; 4) Hydrothermal deposits, also di-
vided into two groups. quaxtz-ilXmenite-davidite
group and quartz-mDlframi.te-fluorite.-sulfide group,
with scandium found mainly in davidites-and wolfra-
mites. The most typical 'are the deposits of Radium
,Hill in Australia; 5) Sedimentary deposits. Here
scandium is often found in brown coal but in vory
small quantities. This quantity increases in the
ashes of such coal UP to 0.002 - 0.0030,16.
ASSOCIATION: Giredmet
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".Pl~ - Mp~-,,
Helvite formation in greiseno. Zp.V'ses.min.Ob-va 88 no.4:481-485 159,,
(MM 12-11)
1. Deystvitellnyy oblen Toeaoyuznogo mineralogicheekogo obahchostva,
I (Greisen) (Relvite)

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AUTHOR: Kalenovo, At Do
TITLE: Some peculiarities of soandium concentration
PERIODICAL: Geokhimiya, no. 3, 1961, 243-251
TEXTs This article gives a summary of the rules and peculiarities of'scan-
dium concentration based on the author's own studies,and on publicati.on,data
(V. M. Goldechmidt, L. Ahrens, V. V. Shoherbinao A. 8 Dudykina et al)-~~
Minerals richest in soandium are found in pegmatites ithortveitite, .befanam-
its# bazzite, chlopinite, wiikite); the highest scandium concentrations are
however found in pneumatolytic-hydrothermal deposits mainly in wolframite
and cassiterite. Two types of geochemical provinoessmay be differentiatedt
the first type has abundant deposits of rare metals of pneumatolytic and
hydrothermal type, greisen deposits with beryllium, wolframite, cassiterite
and molybdenite. The occurrence of fluorine minerals, topaz and fluorite,
is characteristic. Scandium bearing are wolframite~ cassiterite, mioaceous
iron ore and beryllium. Examples for the first type: Erz Mountains
(Germany); in the USSRi Central Kazakhstan (wolframite, also cassiterite,
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ferri-muscovite), Gornyy Altay (wolframite), Eastern Zabaykal'ye (wolframite,
caSBiterite , Primor'ye (wolframite, cassiterite), Northeast of the USSR
(wolframite~. Plumasitic pegmatite veins of granitic composition, well dif-
ferentiated with developed metasomatism are characteristic of the second
type. Scandium is found in orthite, wiikite, more rarely in gadolinite,
samarskiter zirconium, chlopinite, thortveitite and befanamite. Madagascar
and Norway are t ical examples. To this type belong~in the USSR: Kareliya
Y~, Ural (samarskite), Pribaykal'ye (ohlopinite)t UkrSSR
(orthite, wi-kite
~zirconium). Investigation of the ambient rocks shows that scandium depos-
its are always connected with granites. Higher scandium contents occur ilp
acid intrusions with which the scandium deposits are genetically connected,
take place into basic or even ultrabasic rocks, which, as known, have a
scandium concentration. Kareliya is a characteristic example. Scandi,um
contents are very low in ore intrusiona.- in carbonate rock; scheelite which
does not contain scandium is formed here. A similar state holds for cas-
siterite-sulfide deposits. Investigations of the mineral paragenesis in the
deposits of the first type led to the following order of decreasing scandium
content: wolframite, cassiterite, muscovite, beryllium, helvite. If a
previous mineral is missing in the mineral association of an investigated
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deposit, the subsequent one can be richer in soandiuml if scandium is mis-
sing in an individual mineral, this is not a directly negative character-
istic of the entire deposit. Furthermore, the following minerals belong to
paragenesis: molybdenite, topaz, fluorite, feldspar; often.monazite and
other yttrium minerals; hematite and magnetite in certain greisen- and
oontact-pneumatolytio formations; moreover, later sulfidest pyrite,
sphalerite and galenite. Thus, the geochemical relationship of scandium
with the rare e.arths,iron and fluorite is characteristic. Presumablyt
scandium was transported as Na 3SOF 6' The most important scandium contain-
ing minerals are wolframite and cassiterite. With regard to wolframite
V. M. Goldschmidt assumes that So is incorporated as SoNbO 4* This assump-
tion has meanwhile been contradicted frequently. According to the authorts
investigations it is probable that sc3+ enters the lattice for re2+, since
So determinations in various parts of wolframite crystals showed uniform
scandium distribution. The contrary is the case with eassiterite where
probably a scandium mineral is present as mechanioal admixture. A. Ye.
Fersman and A. N. Zavaritskiy are mentioned. There are 2 figures, 1 table,
and 16 references: 10 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet-bloc. The two refer-
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ences to English language publications read as followst W. Pinson, L.
Ahrens, M. Frank. Geochimica et Cosmochimioa Acta, 261, 1953; G. W-
Vore, J. Geol., 63f no. 5, 471o 1956.
ASSOCIATIONt Giredmet, Moskva (Giredmet, Moscow)
SUBMITTEDi May 24, 196o
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KALENOV A.D,
Mesozoic intrusions in eastern Mangolia,. Izv,.vys.ucheb.zav.;.gpol,
i razv. 4 no.241-52 F !61. (Km& 3.4; 6)
1, GosudarstvennyQrt~tutoredkikh metanov.
eke, igneous)

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KAIZNOVj, A.D.
Hydrothermal, mineralization of helvite in quartz veins. Geol.
rud.mstorozh. no.3o.73-79 My-Je 162. '(IflRA 15:6)
1. Gosudarstvenn7y nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy proyektqry
institut radkometallicheskoy promyshlennosti,,.Iloskm.
(Kazakhetwi-Helvite) (KazakIwtaD--44uarts)

KALENOV, A.D.
Greisens of eastern Mongolia and some characteristics of their
genesis. Izv.AN SSSR. Ser.geol.27 no.2.-37-48 F 162. (MIM 15-1)
1. Gosudaretvennyy nauchno-issledovatellakiy proyektn
t7
institut redkometalliabeskoy promyshlennosti (Giredw Moskva.
(Mong9lia-Greisen)

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KALENOV, A.D.; ANIKEYEVA, V.I.; SOKOVA, K.P.
Case of a complicated replacement of Ioparite. Dokl. AN SSM 152
no.1:183-190 S 163.1 (MIRA 16-.9)
1. Predstayleno akademikm D.8,Korzhinskim
(Soviet Far EasZ:-Loparitiq)

-~&LENO.vt.j,.D.; AHIKETtVAO V.Lj MASLENKOVp S#B.
GeTmanium minerals in pyritic copper ores,, Dok1.AN WSIR 149
no.3t675-676 Kr,163.~ -W~A 16-W
1. Gosudarstventwy .'nauchnar.-iseledovatellakir ins,titut rodkometalli.:
cbeekoy promyohlennoffU. Predstavleno akademikow V.I.
Smirnovym.
(Germanium)

KALENOV A.D.
Tumen-Teogto cosalite deposit and characteristids of the
composition of cosalites in the Tran4baikalla--Mongolla ore
province. Dokl. AN SSSR 157 no.6:1376-1378 Ag 164.
WIRA 17:9)
1. Predetavlono akademikom V.I. Smirnovym.

XAIENOV, A.D.
Caselike metacrystals in skarns. Gool. rud. mes-torozh. 7 no.lillO-112
JTa-F 165. (MIRA 18s4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut. gidrogeologii i
inzhenernoy geologii.

KHASINP R.A.; KALE.
Chameteristion cf the distrIbution of fluorifie r-~rxarall;7,atic.-~i
In ensterr 4on,,,t,,Iia. Dahl. Al S&M 1~4 t65,
1. Submitted March 25, 1965.

KAL12-JOVI Aleksandr Kirillovich; VOR011114, Yuriy Alelmeyevich;
P
(Inspection and analysis of the financial and adminis-
trative operations of the "Sellkhoztekhnikall organizations;
a practical aid) Proverka i analiz finansovo-khoziaistven-
noi deiatellnosti organizatsii "SellkhozLeMnikill; prakti-
cheskoe posobie. I-'sloskvay Finanb-l,, 1-964. 215 p.
(MIRA 18:1)

KALFNOV, G.S.; FELOP1,111KO, K.Ya.
Use ofvthe--eobotanica2 method for geological uvippbig of the
central Karakum. Izv. AN Turk. SSR. Ser. bioL. nauk no-5:
3-12 163. (muv- 1,7:101)
1. Inatitut botaniki ATI Turkmenqkoy SST' L 13(ml.1-a-Lina-ya kampleks-
naya, tematicheskaya ekspeditslya Upravlenipa gecdog..il i Okhrany
nedr pri Sovete Miniatrov 'Purkmengkoy SII-P

IBRUNNNI, Yu.A., dokt.tekhn,nau.1:;-KA1,Fa v_ V.P., insh,
Effect of manganese content In steel on hydrogen absorption
during the process of pouring into foundry colds* 1xv#vVs,
ucheb.xav.; chern.not. 2 no.8:123-126 Ag '59.
(14IRA 13r 4)
1. Leningradskiy politakhnichaskly instituto
(Manganese steel-Hydrogen content)

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S/148/60/000/008/010/018
A161/AO29
AUTHOR: Kal3nov, V.P.
TITLE: Some Aspects of Transcrystalline Steel Structure
PE11IODICALs Izvestiya vyssikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. - Chernaya metallurgiya,
1960) No. 8# pp, 145 - 152
TEM The phenomenon of columnar transcrystalline struoture has been 2W.,
ied. Experiments were performed at the foundry laboratory of Leningradskly pol-
itAbWoheshiy institut (Leningrad Polytechnical Institute) under the guidance of
Professor Yu.A. Nekhendzi. The observations are discussed alojig with roferences
to"statements of existing previous works (Refs. I - 16). It was noted that the
decisive effect on the formation of columnar structure was mainly due to the hy-
drogen content and the pourifig temperature but not to the chemical composition
of the steel. At low hydrogen content (less than 5 em2 'per 100 g metal) the mtr
al fracture always was fine-grained, regardless of the pouring temperature;
steel with a higher H2 content (about 9 cm3/100 g) but poured at below 1,4800C
also had no columnar grain. A special method of trapping hydrogen under mercury
was used for measuring the hydrogen separation rate from steel at room tetapera-
turej, and it was noted that a columnar structure released a larger hydrog6n vol-
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ume, which may be explained by easier passage of hyd Irogen:atoms along the~oolum_
nar crystals than through fine-grained structure without defini 'to orientation.
It was concluded that the cause of the transcrystallization zL.- aLould be3wked
for iij'the nature of steel (peculiarities of the low-carbon phiieft orkstalliza-"
tion),' the effect of alloying elements, the presence of o0stallization contersp
mold filling conditions and'cooling,rate. The effect of hydrogen is analogous
to the effect of alloying elements. The following cohoiumions am drawrft '1) It
is proven that the steel specimen structure changes from fine-grained to tians-
crystalline structure with increasing hydrogen content and pouring temperaWre.
In experiments, the chemical composition had no effect. No optinrum hydrogen cm.
tent and pouring temperature limits could be found. 2) Diffusion of hydrogen
from steel Ygith columnar structure is higher than from fine-grained steel;, 3)
The cause of the columnar structure formation is apparently due to the effect of
alloying elements including hydrogen. At a certain content tht~y change thecrys-
tallization process of low-carbon phase, e.g., by the abrupt raise of the linear
crystallization rate. 4) When the pouring temperature is raised, tho crystalli-
zation centers in liquid steel become deactivated and the metal becomes more qLd-
et at the beginning of solidification, and the first crystals forming at the mo3d
walls meet no resistance and grow into columnar shape. There are 5 figures and
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16 references: -10 Soviet; 3 Engliah and 3 Oeman.
ASSOCIATIONt Altayskiy politekhnicheakiy inatitut (Altay Polytechnical Insti-.
.tute)..
SUBKITTEDt 'September 18, 1959

- - KA18NOVO
-
Friends and competitors. Mast. ue,;, 8 no,5:lo Yf 159.
.(MIRA 12:8)
I.Rukovoditell dobychnoy birgady uhakhty lo.76 tresta Grec7achinek-
ugoll.
(coal mines and mining)

USSR/C-Ativated Plints - Mediciial. Essential C11-Bearing. m
Toxins.
Abs Jour Ref 71-lur Biol., No 18, 1958, 825!*--l
Author Kalcuov, G.S
List
Title Vitarain Coatent in Some Shrubs o~' Kara-Kumy Desert
Orig Pab Izv. Turkm. S-QR, 1957, No 4, 64-:;g
Abstract A calculation was made of the ca.-otene content according
to seasonis in the twigs of (Halo',,ylo;i,persicum Bge. and
Ephedra strobilacea Bge. On Pas~ures rich in these ,
plants, no sheep sick with avitadnosis A was observed.
The green and the dryLig twigs o:-' Haloxylon persicm
contained not more than 11 railli:7ams/kg of carotene iii
all seasons. However, in autum-winter season with tem-
perature couditions favorable fo., vegetation, the carote.-
no coateat i-a tvies with davelopi'mg btAs increased to
18-20 milligmias/kg. A considerz-ble and abnost constant
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Toxilis.
0 , , I Abs Jour , Ref Zhur Biol., NO 18, 1958) (2591
according to the vitamin content in the fodder being con-
stued, that pastures be utilized efficieutly and the pe-
riods and tic amoimts of vitamin stippleraents plaimed. --
An. A. Zaytseva,
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KALINOV, 1.1. insh.
A laundrr plant. Biul. takh. inform. po stroi. 5 no,4:29
AP 159. (MIRA 12:8)
(Leningrad-Isun6ries)

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OBOLERTSMI, F.D.; KALENOV, V.P.
-
Bffect of various factors on crack formation in molds during
nelting out of patterns. C Ltd. J IONIT014ASK 45:10?-111 158.
(MIRA 11:6)
(Founding)

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ZI. Yu.A., doktor takhn.noult X"Mv, V.P~!.~kpzh.
,,prof.; ..J..
Effect of bydrogen on the-mecbanical properties of cast
carbon steel. Ixv,vys.ucheb.zav.; cheinonst. 2 no-71
101-103 Jl 159. (MIRA 1):2)
1. Leningradakiy politekbnicheekly institut.
.(Steel castings) (Steel--Hydrogen content)
V, :

INKUMI, Yu.A.; NALmov, V.P.
Ketbods of determining the amount of hydrogen evolved from alloys
at'room temperature. Zav.lab, 26 n0-3:314-316 160, (HIU 13:6)
1. Leningradskiy politekhnicheakiv Institut.
(Ketals-Hydrogen content

- KALEJJOVI V,,P.; NEKHENDZI, Yu.A.
Effect of carbon content and the temperature of casting on gas
content in cast iron-carboa alloys. Lit. proizv. no. 4-.19-21
Ap 161o (MnU 14:4) 1.
(Iron founding) (Gases in metals)

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From clays. (Ruirm
T. T. TMAW 510A10 I K*VWM&d. V, 9. AM.
lhicuum tile ow Ulf ahoilvi Clays VA taw mawwo it$ the ceiraniki,
and rlam imiudliry, Heiramb has twm mmkirtArn in *%vial
itlAu [Adork-s &W Inititutfum to lot thr. wksbdify of Slx*Ail
days for 11W mnufniure of sliM jimbing, bgtk,&, fmui
detailil, of it-As with two I)IvW c~ 1killm-Nk stial ptumsk)
Orr shm the flicssw voltaftill"s "rug. SK). mul r$." CAO
onmi the Lalter with M,20 and 11.974. ir I rfti!
to thtit of Ott tillwhik, E-E irw emairl
"Vitmi
con he add"

t~kI6-ile'v Ye, m'-
j
WUMDV, it., kandidat takhnichookikh nauki XALUOT, re., insheneri TROTSW, T.,
- Wihiner. I
Obtaining porous lightweight concretes from clays. Strol.mat.isdol.i
koustr. 1 no.9:26-27 3155. (MUIA 9:1)
(Lightweight concrete)

ZHUXOT, Arkadiy Vladimirovich , kand.takhn.nauk; A~~Q!#_javgeniy Kik~p.7-
lovich. inzh.; TRMSKO, Taisiya Timofayevna. !Lnzh. tMA O-TA, I..
OIM
j-6-C7-jOMjMjS, A., takha.red,
[Porous materials and aggregates for lightvaight concretes] Poristys
materialy i sapolniteli dlia lse~ikh botonov. -Tiev, Gos.Izd-vo
lit-ry po stroit. i arkhit., 1958. 108 p. (MIRA 12:3)
(TAghtwelght 6oncrets)

IrAT,R OV, Te.M., insh.
3fyact of mineralogical and chemical compowds of eartAin claws of
the Ukrainian S.S.IL on their expansion duting heat treAtment. Strol.
mLt. 6 no.1003-34 0 160o (KIRA 13310)
(Clay~--Testing)

KATZ NIOL-- Ye. N.- --.,nd T30MV.-S-.- D-0
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Ye. N. Kalenov, and Chapter XII, by S. D. Taekov, ' Appearing in the book "Table of
Contents for 'A General Course In Geophysical Prospecting". Obshobiy Kura Razvedochnoy
Geofiziki (d1ya Tekhnikumov), Gostoptekhizdat, 408 pp. lqq~

XALUOV,..,Tj%.H.; KOHAROV, S.G.; RYABINKIN, L.A.; SOKOLOV, V.A.; YM"N-
"'Zi.; SOROXIII, L.T.. professor, doktor fisiko-materittichaskikh
;zk, redaktor [deceased]; P2 INA6, Te.G., ve&zshchiy redaktor;
POLOSINk, A.S.. takhnicbeskiy redaktor.
[General course in the geophysical methods of prospecting for patrolsum
and gas deposits] Obshchii kare goofisichookikh metodov razvedki no'ftia-
nykh i gazovykh mestorozhdanii. Isd. 2-a. ispr. i dop. Koskva, Goo.
nauchno-takha. isd-vo neftianoi i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry. 1954. 457 P.
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(Petroleum geology) (Prospecting-Geophysical methods)

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-1--.1
Change of the average linear disoontinuityge of a three-layer
electrio profile of the type I and A depending on the thickness
an& discontinuity of Its layers, Trudy Akadnalt.pron. no.l:
201-218 f54. (NIBA 8:2)
(Geophys Ice) (Prospect ing-Geophys ical methods)

x=116y, ye, N, I XCIMMV, 8, ~, and r-YATHIRt, L. A, et al.
1955
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r
VASIL'YEV, Viktor Grigo~7e~ich KARASNY,
Ivan Petrovich; VCH '~ ~Mevgen ~ya~eye~vc , ~~IBAUK,
Kark Hironovich; BORISOV. A.A., redaktor; FILIPPOTA, Te.A., vedushchly
redaktor; POLOSPA, A.30, takhnichaskiy redAtor.
[Geological structure of the southern Siberian Platform and the
oilbearing prospects of Cambrian rocks] Geologiehd'ekoe stroenie
iuga Sibirskoi platformy i neftenoonost' kembrila. Poii red.
1.A.Boriepva. Koakra, Goo.nauchno-tekhn.isd-vo neft. i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry, 195?. 226 p. (KIRA 10:11)
(Siberian Platform--Geology, Structural) (Petroleum geology)

L, Lie y 11b,
ich; WAFXISTR, A.K., red.; PMHVU, Te.T.,
vedushchiy rved.; IMAg A*Se, tekhn. red,
[Interpretation of vertical electric logging grapheli Interp'retatelia
krivykh.vertikallnogo tlektrichookago sondirovaniia.'Koskma, Goo.
nauchno-takhn. lzd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivn-oi lit-ry. 1957. 471 p.
(Koscow. Tsesolusnyl sauchno-lisledovatel'skil institut sofisiche
sUkh ratodov -razvedki.' =, nool). IHIBA llrl)
(Prospectirg-Geophysical methods).

H III! I I Ij U Z~~- I A V -RF, I HII I 74t 11; 1114 1 H U I 111115 11 IN: I I 141i I It I Wilvilditj IM! I f(POR141PI I 101M 111i I N
Ing

DISNOV, To. N.
Electric prospecting in permafrost regions* Razvedo I prom*
geofis. qo~23:44-5? 158. (MA 11:12)
(Frozen ground) (Yakuttia,.-Logging (Geoloff))

FEDYNSKIYI V.V., red.; DAKMIOV., V.N.y red.; VASILIYEVy V.G.1, red.; MENOVy
Ye N rodej. -KOK#IWp S*Gop doktor teikhn. nmkp red.; FOL=dv-p*----,-
-Or
ed.; RrABINKINp L.A., red.; PMHINA, Ye.G., vedushchiy red.;
MMINAI E.A.p -Wkbji, redo
[Manual for geopbysicists in four volumes] Spiavochnik goofizika v
chetyrekh tomakh. Moskva Gos nawbno-tokhn. izd-.vo naft, i gorno.-
toplivnoi lit-ry. Vol.2. tGeop~ysical methods of well logging] Geo-
fiziche,gkie metody issledovaniia skvazhim. Pod red. S.G.Komaro-m.
1961. 76o p. (MIRA 14:11)
(Oil well logging)

S/169/-2/000/003/024/098
0
D228/D301
AUTHOR: Kalenov, Ye. N.
TITLE: The change of S according to the data of electrical
sounding near a vertical contact
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 3, 1962, 25 ab-
stract 3A211 (V sb. Razved. i promysl. geofiz.,!no..
40,-M., 1961, 27-35)
TEXT: The theoretical case of a horizontal profile irregularity
(the vertical contact of two media with different conductivities
u-nderlain by rocks of very high resistance) is considered. The au-
thor characterizes the changes in the form of the calculated--cur-
ves of _503 (VEZ) orA~3 (DEZ) and of the values of the generalized
parameter of the linear conductivity of SS, determined from them,
depending on the direction of the electrode dispersions relative
to the line of verti-cal contact; the corresponding curves, calcu-
lated from the VEZ and the DEZ, are demonstrated and compared. The
cited results of the investigations are compiled in a table. It is
Card 1/2

S/169/62/000/003/024/098
The change of S ... D228/D301
concluded that the values of SA, determined from experimental data,
depend on the type of equipment, the dispersion direction, the po-
sition of the equipment's center, and its removal from the line
of vertical contact. For DEZ with an immobile dipole on the surface
of the medium of increased resistance the larger values of SA are
determined from the curves of those soundings which are made with
an electrode spread perpendicular to the line of contact. If an i=-
:~obile dipole is situated on the surface of the conduc~Ving medium,
'-~rger values of S-T are recorded when the reception dipoles are
spread parallel to the line of contact. Regardless of the direction
of electrode dispersion the mean curves of DEZ give preeminently
higher S* values as compared with those of VEZ, if the center of
the contrivances is in the medium of decreased resistance. /-Ab-
stracter's note: Complete translation-2
Card 2/2

5/552/~2/000/034/0621603

AUTII(3fW IKalenoV, Y#vN* and BoSdIsnovat 00141,
TITLZi Thd higiiificanoe of alootrie sounding in'the investi-
gation of the foundation rolief of the ihisiiilan platform
SOURCRI Moscow, vsaYayuznyy nauohno-ix9l*do'vatel'skiy ins.titut. "-
geofizicheakikh mootodov razvedlcie : Prilclaidnaya
geofizika- no. 14. 1962. 116'-~ 154

TEXr. An atttinpt in mado to SUMMArizo the results obtained_~
with deep vortidal alootric soundizig during investigation of -the
founda
tion relitc of tha Aucsian platform and to evaluate the
possibill-tieg of this method of investigation by employing'the
am
concrat~ ra~'Alts, The mothod of vortioal electric soundin,8:q
be compj~tCjy Suga6ggfUlly used to Invastigate the surface.of
pre-Cambrian ary~tbllina foundations, not only in the-vast and
South-Want bUt aliao in tile owit ot the Russian platform, t including,

96 *a of the--
the terri,torJog of the couth-anstorn and eastern slop
Voronezh Mxmif, nyAmAnI-Saratov depressions southern half,of the
Tolanov ridge with its slopes and a large pairt of the Tartar. Adja
with ita wanteril and eastern dips. However, even irith the bas a
CArd 1/ .5;

S/552/62/000/031+/002/063'.-
The significance of .... E192/P.382
lines AB 5o-60 km it is not possible to use t fie - m eit~od' for
studying the foundations If the top deposits contain d6loinxtes.,or.'
~hydrochemical matter of high resistiVity, such as' encountered
some areas of the Moscow and associat-ad regions. ThO Most Sighifi-
cant results for AB up to 30-40 km can be obtained by the met'h6d,
in those areas where hydrochomical deposits'are abs6nt' and where
the upper deposit contains mainly lower terrigenous con'ductin
substances or where the resistance* of carbonate or sulphate-..
carbonate deposits is lowi It is therefore recommended that
investigation by vertical electric sounding should be continued
since this not only permits,investigation of tlie:foundationralief,
-but can yield information on the general characteristic' of the'.'
t4ickness and lithological composition of the carbonateor
Sulphate-carbonate deposit. Further, investigations by means. of.
dipole equatorial sounding (carried out over limited areas),
indicate that the results of this type-of sounding are I'distottedkv,
by horizontal irregularities but this conclusion has not b.een
fully verified due to the comparatively few data available,, It. LS~
probable that under different geological conditions th e equaforial.'
-ird 2/3
C
,
L. 7

S/552/62/000/034/002/6Ci*3.
The significance of ....
sounding method will be more economical than vertical.:sounding*
and will produce fully satisfactory results. Recent y cars have.
brought -nexi methods of electric prospecting. (telluriq currents.j-
nicasurement of the magnetic field, magnototelluric measurementi):
which appear to be more offective for investigating t.he:r;ejief:-_
of the foundations t.~an vertical or equatorial sbundihs-~..
There are 8 figures.
Car:d 3/3

[Hill
KALENO je,,K....red.; OVGHNNIKOVA~ S.V.p ved. red.; VOROKOVA, V.V.,
tekhn. red,
[New metbods of electric prospecting for oil and.gas) No-
vye metody elektricheskoi razvedki na neftI,.-'I gaz. Moskva,
Gostoptekhizdats 1963. 134 p. (MIRA 17:2)

NALIVKIN, V.D.; RONOVI A.B.; KHAIN, V.Te.: ',Y)KOLOV. B.S.; DWRACHEV,
SOM.; TIKHIYj V.N.; POWER, V.M., FORSH, N.N.; 1-YUKEVIC39
'le.M.; SLAVIN, V.I.; SAZONOV, N.T.; SAZONOVA, I.G.;
SHUTSKAYA, Ye.K.; KRASNOV, I.I.;. W~qOVA) G.N.; VINOCRADOV,
A.P., glav. red.;
[History of the geological development of the Russian Plat-
form and its margins] Ietoriia geologichaskogo razvitiia
Russkoi platformy i es obramleniia. Moskva, Nedra# 1964.
251 P. - (Maps] Karty. 981. (MIRA 18t4)

FRILM, Hadollf Arkedlyevich; DAYXV, N.A., retsenzent- KIPORMIKO,
0
S.F., ret9enzent;_;gJRQYAJ.I., spetared.; XAMMIS, R.I.,
red.; SOKOLOVA, I.A., tekhn.red.
[Toiletries; manuf6ature, use, and analysis] Kosmetika-,
proizvodstvo, primenenie, analiz. Izd.2., perar. i.dops'
Ifosku, Pishchapromindat, 1959. 41Z p. (MI'ak 12:4)
(Toilet preparations)

)11:1: Hill I F411 at till C193H l1lid I Lit
CHMVINSKIY, Vasiliy Fedorovich, prof.-, KURDYUKOV, I.F.j. otv.
red.; KALENOVA, L.S., red.
[In the land of the kangaroo and emu] V strane kengura i
emu. l,,oskvay Nauka., 1964. 165 p. (IOU 18%2)
1. Daystvitellnyy chlen Voldavokoy Akademii nauk (for
Chervinskiy).

YEVSTRATE-IIKO, P.; MERZLOV, A.;
R014ANENKOp G.; KRASIMVp F,
Contribution of airmen to the victory of Ustt-Labinak grain growers.
Grazhd.av. 20 no.11:4-5 N 163. (KM 17s2)
1. Zamestitall komandira aviatsionrogo podrazdaleniya po letnoy sluzhbep
Krasnodar (for Yovstratenlco). 2. Glavnyy agronom UsV-Labinskogo proiz-
vodstvannogo upravleniya (for Merzlov). 3. Nachallnik otryada upravlaniya
po zashchite rasteniy Ust'-Labinakogo proizvodstv,ennogo upravlaniya (for
Kalenova). 4. Starshiy agronom kolkhoza imeni Lardna (for Romananko). 5.
Starshiy agronom kolkhoza "Kuban"' (for Krasiyev).

MAKHNOVAp re*Ao,, agronam po zashchite rauteniy; KWIII)VA, PI.P.
Word of the people of tha Tuban is dependable. Zashch. rast. ot
vred, i bol, 8 no*n:6-7 N '63* WM 17:3)
1. Ustflabinskoye proizvodstvermoye upravlejAye i kolkhoz *Kuban'"
(for Makhnova)o 2. Ust'labinskoye proizvodstvennoye upravleniye,
nachallnik uchastka krasnodarskoy stantsil. zashchity rasteniy (for
Kalenova).

No Lic ~k
vah. ~a~k;
LAYR L.P., kandidat e We LYASKOVSUU, Yu.N., bodidat
takhnlcheskfth nank; SHISMM, N.V., kaAdldat't-ekhnlehesklkh wm*;
:DY110P, V.I., kandidat blologichesk1kh nauk; ITANOVA, A.A., mlad-
shiy nauchnn sotradnik; UUM(NA, M.S.; DUBROVIU. L.I.; FOLITAW,
T.N.
Protective coating for sausages. Trudy V111W no-7:48-67 155.
WA 9:8)
(Sausages) (Protective coatings)

-- ~IA -t 'r - - - '~"- - - - - - --- - -?-- -- - - -- - -- - -- -- - -- -I - - --- -
* , t , '~~ "> ---- -- -- --- -- -- ---
/~ 1-7 & , I ."
SHISHKINAI, H.9 andidat tokhaicheakikh nauk; KALENDVA, ft., inzhenero
e-WWWAA"Who~
Production of smoked pork _products, Nias.WASSR 28 no.1:6-8
'57- (MLItA 10:3)
(Kest, Smoked)

lAVROVA,,k.P',, Imnd. takhn. nauk; GNOYEVOY, P.S., inmh.;-&
star;hiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; GUSEVA, A.N., mladshiy nsuchnyy
ootrudnik; HOROZOVA, L.I., x1adshiy nauchwjy sotrudnikl*
XMITON07, V.A,, inzh,; KANAREVSKII, A,A,, inzh.; KAZYAKIW,, A.V.p
inzh.; LISHFAY.. V.M.p ijazh.; WYASHEIZO, M.A.# kand. voter. muk;
RYNDINA, V,P., lnzh,; LOGINOVA, M.M.., viladshiy nauch~iyy sotrudnik;
CHUDINA~ S.A., mladshiy nauchny-y sotrudnik; TRUDOLYUBOVA, G.B.,
starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; KARGALITSEV, I.I., assistent;
MIKHAYLOVA, A.Ye.,, mladshiy nauchW sotrudnik; KWOVA, V.I.,,
z1adshiy naLchnyy ootrudnik; MEMLCVA, V.I(,,, mladshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnikj POLETAYU, T.N., mladshiy nauahnyy sotrudnik
Study of the beat treatment conditions of smoked and cooked
sausage, Trudy VNIIMP no,16:24-63 164. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Ka.-Ledra tekhnologii Moskovskogo tekhnologiobeekogo iratituts,
myasnoy i molochnoy promyshlonnosti (for Kargalltsev).

~)O V/1 --- P___
USM/H=na and Animl Mysiology (NorMl and Patholoi;Lcal)':
4t, ftat
Effects of;PhyticcL11act Gi~lonizina,A3 ~oa.
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biolop No 16, 1956, 75M.
Author
Inst
Title
Orig Pub
Abstract
Card 1/2
T-13
: 4, D. i3.is,, A Yu., Teplyakova, ZAG... Kaluana,,
VIV ".,-Ofa ~0_1 3 1.1w.
On the Problem of! ftthogenesis of Radi4%on Sicknesse.~~
~zi perejiv~ krovi,
Proble gematol. 1957o.2$~,No a..
24-i 63.-. , . . . 0: 1
A two-fold transfusion in dogs (after prelim:lnary bleeding
of 250-575 ml of blood, taken, from dog donors in 7 and 12
days after general roentGen exposure of 500-8W a led to
the development of siGaificant impairments of marrow heno"
poiesis) predominantly on the side of a depression of the
leukopoiesis with stimulation of the deep reserves of he-
Mopoiesis (decrease of immature forms of neutrophils)

E )L,'(:
USSR/Human and AnirnI Physiology - Blood. Henatogenesis. T-3
Abs Jour : Ruf Zhur~- Biolb, No 18) 1958, 84oo5
Author : ICnlcnova, S.D,, Makhrmdcva, M.S.
inst
Title : Charactexiatb-.o of Bone Marrow Specimens of Healthy People
LivinL under the Hat Climatic Conditions of Tashkent.
Orig Pub : zh. Uzbekistana, 1-957, No 7, 25-39.
Abstract : Hezutoses of 26 healthy people were studied. Of these
people, 22 vere born in Tashkent or had sPent there mst
of their lives. Welograms wore studied taken from .-.
smears, and Wlso, scparate cotuits of leut-opoi.esis an'! cry-
thropoicsis were detcrodned in the chamber of elcnents.
WeloLTanG (lid not Luicover displacenents; mean fi6gurcs
(lid not very greatly from
published findings. Sep
counts permit a clearer picture of the basic cell Lgroirpsl
maturation processes than total counts of all myolokariocy-
tes. -- M.I. Yershovich
Card 1/1

KAMNSKY, J.; PRIBANOVA J.
Soap and its effect on the akin. Cesk. dorm. 38 no-4:232-239
Ag 163.
1. 11 dermato-vanerologicka klinika fakulty vseobeansho
3.ekarstv,L KU v Praze prednosta prof. dr. J. ObT,-.el, DrSa,--
(SOAPS) (SKIN) (DEFRATITIS, CONTACT)

KAIINSKIp J.
- '
Some skin!~Mbases of the logs. Cesk, derm. 39 no.5:362 8 164.
1. 11 dermatologicka klinika fakulty vseobeeneho lekarstvi Karlovy
University v Praze, prednosta prof. dr. J. Obrtel, DrSc.

I- U-III
ACHATXAU# Viktor Adollfovich; KALW=1Y, V.G.. red.;, TIHOPSMA, NJ,
teklm.red, -------
(Service pensions for workers In education and publio:h9altO
-Penall sa vysluju lei rabotnikam prosvesfichenlAu I sdrairookhra-
nemila. Moskva. Gos.izd-vo iurid.lit-ry, 1966. 80'P9
(MIRA 14:4)
(Pensions)
41

STARTSEVA. Antonina Illinichna; 1KAT-EN IT, V.G., red.; TIMOYZYWA,
N.V., takhn.red.
(Procedure for examining labor disputes] Poriadok rassmotreniia
trudovykh sporov. Moskva. Gos.isd-vo iurid.lit-ry, 1960. 124 p.
(MIRA 13:6)
(Labor disputes)

FISHKIS,
low developments in welding thick shoot steel. Aytou.svar.. 8 BOO:
74-77 8-0 '55. (NYn q: 1)
1.1natitut elek-troevarki imeni re.O.Patena AN USIM I Nookoyakly
avtozavod inent. I.T.Staliza.
(Shoot stisel-Volding)

KiUlLysi'ly, V.I:. Inzhener.
Hose-equipped, semiautomatic welding rachine for welding
with a nonconsumable electrode in an atmodphere of argpn
and carbon dioxide. Avtcv.svar. 10 no.31115-117 Iy-je 15"'.
(MLRA 10: 8)
,2p 2,nameni Institut elekt~rosvarlvci ir-oni
I.Ordena Trudovogo Krasno.
Ye.C. Patona Akademit nnuk MIJ?.
(Electric weldinj;--&~uipwnt and out.nplies)
Protective atmospheres)

KALENSKIY, V.K.; GIADKIY, P.V.; FRUMIN. I.I.
Heat risistant alloys for the hard facing of valvoN.On
automobile engines. Avtom. avar. 16 no.8tl2-18 Ag 163.
OdU 160)~,
1. Institut elektr6avarki imeni, Ye.O. Patons, AN UkrSSR.
(Har,,d'facing)
(Automobilei-Engines-Valves)

KAIEIZKIY, V.K.; FRUHIN, I.I.
Hard facing of internal embuotion engine exhaust valves.
Avtom. ovar. 15 no.8:90-91 Ag 162. (MM 15:7)
(Hard facing)

125i63/boo/ool/003/012
AOP6/AI06:.
AUTHORS: Kalensklyl,, K., Oladkly, P.,~V., Frumin, 1 0,11.
TITLE: Investigation anddol6lopment of aAauiomati~.Meth0d~ 'for
hardfacing motorcar exhaust valves
PERIODICAL: AvtomaticheskVa sV 96 .22-.
arka,,no. 1, 1 3,'. 15,
TEYT: A highly
efficient method was developed. for hardf~cj le
exhaust valves in large-scale production, using, a -compressed argb phf-464 iftro.,- -
0
A "A-759" plasmd.torch operates on the a'node-part*p ,riAcip'le
burning between a ~tungsten electrode and the valve'', is. eompressed ~V. ~tlAb ~fton ln,l'"~~
the internal operating nozzle...:Cermet or wire. rings. are used as fiAe.`-_%
WON`
they are placed'into the groove on the.valve edge. The-new method. ''I, " 6d
__ a on..
a semi-automatic single-position Y-66 (U-66) machine. The te sts A(~ill#'~fhaV&v
fading with a compressed are preserves all advantages: without,'any d6fia, e~ of
argon-are hardfacing. The hardfacing, quality is constant; th6 -tungab'31"I~ctr6de
shows high durability andja well protected against'splasheb. 'The proeepp!ls- ~rao
tically not affected by slight variations In. the ArClehgth. Welding a 4icj~(~blo=
Card 1/3,

- - - -- .- - - . ~ I. ~ ~ 11 - --,I

JIRASIK, Lubor; KALENSKY, An
Zpoxy regins. Pr"ovni lek. 12 no.2:67-74 mr l6o.
lo' II. dermatovenerologicka kliniks v Prazo, prednonta prof.dr.
K. Hub schmwm'
(iMWTITIS YUMATA etiols-)
(RESINS toxicol.)

Basal cell carcinoma of the prepuce appearing after an injuryi C"k~
derm. 35 no.21115-117 4 160.
1. 11 dermatovenerologicka k2lnika v Praze, prednosta prof. dr.L
Hubacbmann.
(PENIS neopl) (CARCINOMA BASAL CELL came reports)

RUBSUM41 X.; FRAGNER, P.; JIRASEX? L.;
Significance of dermtovqcoses as,occupational diseaues with special
-reference to agriculture. Cook. darn. 36 no.5t277-281 Ag 161.-
1. 11 kozni klinika University Karlovy v Prazas prednosta prof* dr,
K. Hubscbmann Krajoka bygionicko-opidemiologiaAa stanics Kff P%vba$
Prednosta dr. M. ReJokova.
(DERHATWCOSIS) (OCG-UPATIONAL DISEASES)
(AGRICUTURS)

umsKr
Paye;k_
Study and research center for international relations at the Aosdew
of International law in Rague. Vestnik CSA7 71 no.L128-130 162*

BEDA, E., inzh.; PETERSON, A., inzh.; BEGUNOV, I.; KALENTIYU, V., inzh.;
PRIKHODIKO) V., inzh.; CHERTKOV, V., inzh.; OU)MY17dHilINKOf V.1
l'nzh.; BIKEYEV, V., inzh.,- KOGUYENKO, B.
Exchange of experience. Avt. transp. 43 no.1:49-54 Ja 165.
(MIRA 18:3)

CHIA. 1111JUM lift MR10
KA1ENTfiEV_j 1V. A., Cand Tech Sci .(diss) "Investigation of factors
which determine an efficient type of guided-curve bore-hole profile
in considering drilling requirements and subsequebt exploitation."
Baku, 1960. 14 pp; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist
Education USSR, Azerbaydzhan Order of Labor Red Banner Inst of Petro-
leum and Chemistry im M. Azizbekov); 200 copies; free; (YJj, 31-60,.
142)

AGAPCHEX M.I.; LYSYKH, V.G.; UZUIX)V, E.I. KALENTIYEV V.A.; YAMMIMIUK, R. S.
Collapse of the intermediate casing in salt aedimentation areas.
of western regions in the Ukraine. Hert. i gaz. prom. no.2-31-35
AP-Je 163. NIRA 17: 11):;
1. Trest I'Llvovneftegazrazvedka",(for Agapchev,~Itysykhj,.Uzumov)-'.
2. Ukrainskiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy geologorazvedochnyy insti-
tut (for Kalentlyev). 3. Proyektno-konstruktorskiy teklmologi-
cheskiy institut LIvovskogo soveta narodn'go khoz:yaystva (for
Yaremiychuk).

i-E t4 ~ Y".I.-
NEYMY, Ivan Ivanovich, laureat Stalinakoy premii, doroshavy master;
KWHUGUM(TY, I.I., Inzhener-podpolkovnik tyagi, redaktor,-, D
-4 ,-
EMM, V., redaktor; LUM, Th., takhuicheekiy redaktor.-If;jx'"~;r~';'
[)tr experience in perfect maintenance of railroad braci-el Koi
owt otlichnogo sodershaniia. puti. Pbd red. N.Y.Kunhuburaogo.
(13mrkov] Miarikovskoe knithao-gazatnoe izd-vo, 1933. 33 P.
(Railroids-wntenanoe and repair) (MIRA 8:2)

IS.B., kand.khim.nauk,- MRIK, X-,G,, red,; BARTKAH, B,I,, tokhred,
(Manual on the processing of vegetables, fruits, and 1)-61.rise
at enterprises of*the.local food industry] R-ukavodatvo To Pere-
rabotke ovoshchai, plodov i Lagod na predpriiatliakh raLannoL
pishchavoi promyshlonnosti. Sost.L.B.rslerom.~ Minsk$" 1959.
83 P. (HMA 14.3)
1. Minsk. Nauchno-issledovatel'sIdy institut ~ishcheToy pro-
myshlennosti.
(White Russia-loodindustry)
--Hffifflffl~

MER, L.B.; 7AIMKINA, A.K.; PITSKO, V.A.
R;f'ractometric method of det'e'rmining the sugar content of
apple sauce, cranberry, and apple jars. Kons,i Ovo,"rome 15
no*2:39-40 F 160. (faRk 13;5)
1. Belorueskiy nauchno-Iseledowatellakiv instittit pishchavol,
promyshlonnosti.
(Vam--4nalysis) Ougare-Analysis)

I! ililf ~jlqlllvf I Illittrill HIM 1 9 EW
~~R,_ LtB j YPI-IKOVAYA, A.G.~ Prlni=3~. U.-iohan'tiyes.014) A I*
z:
laborantka
Vitaminizing of canned dinners.!Trudy BNIIPPT no*403-43 161.
(IMIFA 17:10)

KALER, L~B.; MANTSIVODOP U.I.
Carrot and blended juices in children's nutrition. Trudy BNIIPPT
no.4:45-55 161. (MIRA 17110Y

KAM, L.B.; PErSKO, V.A.; ZARUBKINA, A.K.
Refractometric method for determining sugar content of apple butter
and cranberry and apple jams, Trudy BNIIPPT no.407-61 161.
(MIRA 17ilO)

MMyK, A.A.;. LyAMMvICH, Ya.P.; XALIIR. T.L.: LIPSXLYAI, G.,As
Rglation of chlorophyll replacement to Photosynthosis. Biul.
Inst.biol.AN ESSR no.3tI06-110 158, (KIRA 13M
(CHWROPHM) (PHOTOSTYMSIS)
-MEW.Pimination Of ch-10iov**ll molsoill iduring diiiater:8-rit'i
on
in.am agitig plant. Blul'Just.bloISAXISM no.3.-Iii-114! 158..
(MIRA 13:7)

,;z-TkT.7R,. V.L.; MMYK, A.A.
leolatiou of protochlorophyll from graeu leaves.1astei AN BSSR.
Ser.blial.nay, no.2-.133-136 l6o. (KIM 13t7)
(CUMOPEM) (PURS-CMaOAL ANALTSIS) '

MLYK, A.A.1, LYAJqWVICH, Ya.F.; GAPQNENKO, V I.; F.RuDNIXDVI I.V.;
Relation'b~tween the specific abtivity of chlorophyll a and b
chirting the initial otages of renewal,. Biul:, Init. ~iq61. AN BSSR
no* :338-~340 160. (MM 34:7)
A,A,j L.
%ture of protochlorophyn of pmkin seeds and its riutlonal"
vith the Pigments of en liaves. AtB=
gre Biul. inst.. bio: .
no 5:142-10 (MIM 14'.7)
PUMPKIN SEED

PRUDIIIKOVA, IvV.; K
SHLY1, A'Asg GAPOXIM, V.I.:, MIJIM, T.Y.; MAID04
11as'PO; KALMR, V.L.
Comparative study of he roneval of chlorophyll in different parts
of the planto Fiziolt rast. 7 no.6:625-637 160. ~(HERA 14j1)
Iaboratory of Biop )ice andIsotopea,Byeloruasian S.S.R.
Weademy of Soiencea, kek,
lorophyll)

SEM, A.A.; KALIR. T,L.; POMMAROVA, G?K.:
Protoobloroybyllide In green loarom apos44 to Ilghto
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