SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KLEYNMAN, G.N. - KLMUFKOVA,, E.

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naylM. G.N.; MONOTA. A.8.; DNMOTA. O.A- (Odessa)
Treatment of laps tuberculosis. Trech.delo suplowent 057:21-=
(MMA 12:3)
1. Ukrafaskly IMosorir.
(10m)

m
m

PRIDDRUSOMPNJIg kand. II&O-matewtioheek1kh nmukj prof.1 KIZYIMg
Use of simple trigpr cans in a oontaotless transistorized
pulse relay. Isv. TSKM no.W79-182 163- (KIU 17 11)

VYSOT:';KIY, A,A., Insh.; FUIM4-,*N, G.T., Insh.
A-puraWsi for vorkIng owo .he dlegrass by the peak method.
r
Trukt, I sellid.ospash. no.504-35 Vy 164.
(VIRt 17W
1, Vessoyusnyy no-,whao-l&islcdov*t9!'3k.,Iy Institut sellskekho-
z7&ystvennugo mashinvetroyaniya.

BORODIN I.yt k&nd. tokbN naukl XWAW O.T.0 jub.
Universal massuratent apparatus usift tzensistors, Isip. "m
n0063231-235 162o (MnA 26t6)

KUTNMANO,I,L-.l MLTAWj I.A.
Rev met of DAM tvo-"od elosed blaist-sooled asy=hronm ---
sisse 12-16. Biul.takh.-okon.infom.Goo.saucho-looleLoot.
tokh.Worm. 16 po,W7-49 163a w . . (jaR& 260)
(Ilestris motors, Is"tion)
5n, nNaawly- For,

KWNW, M,A.
Zffootivene" of the use of bottled mineral water Ituyallnik
MoA," in chronic petritis with searetoz7 inauffialmWo
Vap. kdr., fislotor. I leah. fin, kult', 30 no.3s267-268
yq.jo 165, (MVA Ids 12)
1. Sawtoriy Insid M. Corskogo,, Od"aa. Submitted Maroh
40 1963,

KLEMM# M*Aol SHKULISCN# V*A.1 DUIKOj IP~S*
=*at of same samatorlal dietary rogloos on the U9*4 11"
in atherod6let"Ide VON ktu-.# figiotere i 164h. fit. kultt,
29 no,2tU2-1" Mr-Ap 164 (KrM 18 #2)
1* Sanatori7 lami 0ortkogo (glavnyy -o-rajh L*H* Swimoft)p
Odessa,

URTMIAN, N.A. I 6MLINS. T.A.
-00~T~rloomonmj colitim, Tra*h,dolo suplement 157:42 (MMA 11:3)
1. Odsookly sholudoebso-kishoohnyy sonotorly lo.7 (nmuchu.
ruicovoditall AsBaGormsbtayn)
(OOLITIS) (TRICHMOUSIS)

KLrrNW, M.A.
Diitotbaropy in the ampound samtorlum trimtjwnt follmiM ro"atice
of the otmach for pe~tlo ulooro Sbor. rAuabo rab* vmcbo an*-kure
uchr, protmoiusoy no, 1105-113. 164* (MIRA ISsIO)
1. Sautorly imni A.M*Oorlkogo# Odesoao

GUNDI IN, Pstr Usussfyovich; UMMM, N*Yao# red*: KAUlfforl, O.A.,
(Otir provinas In 40 years] ftshe o'blast I s& 40 let. stalIA grads
Stalingrodskoe kn1shno lad-voi 1957o 65 p, (KIU 13:8)
(Stalingrad Province-sconoolo owiditions)

PAM Marlon Ivenovichl PUATOTO Pa"I NikoloyevIchl.49MA-M ~Ta
rod.; ZIDWYAO S.D.# tokhn.rodo
[Stallmrsdi study of soonoula pograpby) 8tallMrodl okonoalb-
pograflobsoldl ooho*o Stallogmdo Otelingrodskoe knlsbmw
lad-vot 1937* 93 P, (NnA 2318)
(StallnV06--sconomic pogmpkw)

MUMMY, Ivan Semanovich: WMANO X.Ye., red.; KRASHUMIMA, V.F*#
tokhaered,
Ethe eighth stage] Toolmis etv4on', Stallngrad, Stalingradskoe
knIshnos Isd;vo, 1958o 9'1 (KIRA 22M)
(Vales River-44tros loot ric power stations)

GAVICHO Taketerins Yoninlohnal rodst IUMOnAg $6100
EL*bor productivitj and Vw utilloatIon of mupowar on collective
farml Prolavaditollaost' truds I Ispollsovouls ro'bachol oily
v kolkhosakh, Btallngmd,, Stallapodskoo kalsbops Isd-To# 1960e
29 p. - (Min 14s2)
(Statingrsd Provinoo-Agrioulture-Labor produativity)

SOOPOT. Grigoriy Miristaforwriah; IGNATMo Osorgly Timofeyevich;
EwFamo NoToot red@; ISOMIKAO $.lop bkbn.rodo
[Analysis of the economic operation of a state form] Analls
khostaittvennol delatellaosti sovkhosa. Stalingrado Staliar.-
gradekoe WshA*o Isd-voq 1960. 52 p.
(State farms-4coomtiug) (=A

KAIACHRVp Radomir Nikitavicbm kand, okorm, nauk; XLEYWAMp M.Y&.# red.1
URBOLDINAp 8.1.j, tokbn, red,
[Istablisbing work standards In agriculture) Normirovanis truda. v
sel'skon kbosialoWee Stalingrad# StaUngradskoe kniabnoe Isd-vo 0
1960. 85 Pe (MIRA W22)
(Agriculture-Production standards)

HMSHKINAO Xsenira hyloTMINKOMWO M.Y&.# red.; IZHBDLDINA,
8.1.9 tekbn, Me
[Aze4sis of the adainistrative operation of a collective
farm] AmUs khosiaistysmoi deiatellucati kolkhosae Stalin-
gradskoe knisbnas Isd-voj 1960, 59 p, (MIRA 17s3)

DONDAREVAp Tu.A.,p nauchn. sotr.1 BMDIX, A.M,p naucbn. sotr.;
XUVUTINq A.M.t nwabn. sotr.;MMINOVA,, L.I.,, nawba, sotr,;
NOVIKOVI L,Isp rAuchn, notr.1 KIZYIIMAN, M.Y*,-!~, red.;
IZHBOLDINA$ S.1.0 tekhn.
(A guidebook tothe State Massun of Defense in Volgograd]
Volgogradskii gandarstywinyi muzei oborozWj putayoditell.
Volgograd# Volpgradskos knizWm ivd-vop 1963. 124 p.
(MIRA l7s3)
1. Volgograd. Gosudarstvennyy mussy oborotW, 2. Gosudarstyea-
rqy muzey oborovy Volgograd (for Hondareva, Borodin, Kuzyutinp
Merinovap Novikovi.

WW-gjA,:+
dwkw rw oloqpb# Pot** Nohlosebmilkdt
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anVGARD, I.A., kendidat teldwichaskikh nauki Mau, NoNes lasbaner;
ms=, s.y*o insheners winovgYA#D*v IMBMWT; ZAJWVASV, TS#9*6
talbanarl DUU014 8,A,I, kandidat tekhalabeekikh wal, redaktar-
[Provesotto method& of br"kW up sad makine vp %ratna] hrodavys
valody raeforairovantis i foralrovantis poesdav, Kooky& 000,
tracispethal-dors lad-va, 1,9349 76 pe Extordilm] (am 1011)
(Railroads-Aaldaa up trairia)

111TEMAN e M. 1.
(lblical dil'abilitr ovaltutlas in asses of authmoostlicests and
anthnooft2loolls-tWwroulovis] Tmobobno-trudaysia ekspartim prl
antrakosilikoss I astrakoviliko-ItUftlese, Nbskyas 64liss 1956.
61 P WMA 104)
(DIUBILITY VALUATION) (IONGS, -DUST DISIAM)

UNYM"s N-H-j, kandomodenduk (lootov-ne-Doon)
On Professor I-AAsyvin's article 'On occupational sothrso"is.4
Gig. I san,23 nool#65-66 4 058. OVA 1112)
(PXWHONOXNOBIS
anthrooosis In coal miners)
(COMPATIQUIs
same)

112Y191"PT&OMot
Aut kan&dat tokbulcbogklkb nmk
6-500a"0" of Inducilo
5
9 a 055. drlv~. Oor.abLr. no.g:
(Rolating maminery) (Km 8:8)

OORWY. A. I. I ISINDY, T.M.; rLVWASS ; PSAMAN. P.P.1
MaRLWICH, M4,TO I bAftY-,-%.J*j6
Automatic and romote control of mining Installations#
Gor, shur, no.7sl2-19 JI 156, Nuu 919)
1. Tuvastallurgawtouatlka.
(Mining machinery) (Autmtto control) (Renots control)

AUTHORS4 KleyMan T -lAbkindp M. A.ptugineers SOY/'jjq.5q.j.T/20
TITLE% - =I of Iron SooltIng ftrnacea by Eloctrodes
(AYtomatich6skoye upravleniye alaktrodazi ferrosplayarkhrochey).
PERIODICAL: Priborostroyanlyeo 1959, Nr 1, 8-10 (USSR),
ABSTRACTs "Yuvaetallurgaytomatika" has developed a relay of the typo WR
and a small series of the mentioned relay has bten produced,
The main part of the relay is a single contact na"tio
amplifier wbich serves as an attonuator for the current Intensity
to be controlled and at the eate time it regulates the '
amplification in such a way that a sufficiently small zone of
insensitiveness is secured. The relay can be used for both
ourrent and Impedance regulation. The tchene of the relay shows
the parts which belong to a complete miay groupt I singlo
~;ojitaet magnetic ampliflert two relays of the type NO-48i
5 r4sistanaes of the type 73# 2 coniensors of the type KE-10
and 3 selenluz -rectifiers. The magnotio amplifier is supplied
by a 36 V allternate -.urrent. In industry this relay in used as
a ourrent regulator in Avon ozelting furnaces and as an impedance
ragula-tor In carbide furnaoes. A oarbidq furnace has alreadyboon,
Card 1/1-1 in use for 11 senths without arq trouble. ?vim the given

AutOmntie) COttr:~l of Iron Smelting Turnazes by Electrodes 807/119-59-1-7/20
rogulation nwries can to seen that the Tolay opdrates very
ftrmly, 117be, relay is In % d,,int-protf case, woighs 9 kg and is
or,n5tructod in such a t~iit -111, is cipablo of cuttizq out
)million tiskeswithout anylint urbance.7ho regulation raWs of
the zono z4 b~ptwevn 12 ard *7%- The time of
vitarlation of the relay In case of a nurrent deviation which
4oon not ax,%aed twice the tono of insensitiveness is between
O.'s ar-d 0*5 qvt. nori aTa 6 f!curos.

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-M i OR: KI ey nman, Ya. M.; Nadel', A.A.. aon&renko, B.A.
T i,F: Se no ors for remote mmourements of edectrical parameters
%lAq�9yuLzu-Uc govesh wim Glarnentim 1vtomadki talern
K: C~"q Po
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TOPIC TAG& ranate d6drfad tneasurament. efecftical smsor. current Mea8urmeot.
voltage rneasurinnent, froquency measurement, remote control
ABSTRACT. Pratc4ypes and oxpertmental versims at ips"ory for rernoto meA"ramenty
iarametnrn aro hoing devainped 2t the VKR
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AUTHORS3 Skskay, Yd# A I
K,,!ZmdkbA
TITUi Kinetics of the *0% m-COSS of a roial, Liva and the nature~'ot
Istructural change# At, Varicus-aging $WW
SOURCEj Pisiks, "tolloy I m4tolloyedeniyoo', 1963P 51.56
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TOPIC TAOSs' cownroial, ironj` aging, It a
ructr,, 4040", aging stap
OVUM The influsnO9 tx*rtW by the admiXturs
of defects on the
-tgJ4 of four --s o-Urdefting- state
inventigAtedi- The --tiffm4a compositions was 9
Wdiei
at 940 ~Mtur agingi- after-hardening at temperatures
706440C, &M-after-t4w 6roation (7.4% strstching)e Because the solidtion still
contained a consider0le partr of-aftixturovafter the secondary hardenift WAXINAIR
the v*riations of hardness in the result of" a protracted aging wors Dwootigoted. IL
iFinally, the compositions of phages separated tn boiling open hearth aW Bessofter
ateo13 (after hardening and aging during various time iatervele at 1=) have
been studied by vlectron diffraction analysis, Three in he Varution -or
-maxima t
t a low carbon stool have been established 1ho kinstic~ -of tim first ;bv
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rACCEM1014 N'
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varied little with the deffm of aversaturali'on' In tbo'soliA saluticst iith'thJ
COMP03itiOn and mods of steel melting
and with the Soncentretion of dot t
00 1
g
(vacancies and disUcations), -The kinetics of the subs at stag Iso varied coal
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siderably with the *bov*
f4QUrs
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with the tion bet4mm
salbly
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content of dissolved. nitrogen and'oarboil, The olootmon tion Pat"" shfti~
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the separation of the 6( 4 phase Q* - N
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the formation of tht or!- -OAS* (lp;;Af Orig, art. has i table &rA figans.
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SUMV, Tu.A.j ASH)OMS, 0.)LI XLEDDCW&'4UlHLINO.
Klastios of the Initlil stage In Us qwne"ing of comme"I&I.-
srade iron, Isve vyss udwbe ovel chern, wto 6 no.W157-160
163, (MR& 170)
1. moskovA4Y institut stall i splavow,

slabovo To. M., prvr.; SULACH9 M.1h,,v kand, geol,-sinsraL nauk;
RCM Ye 8,; OMMOV I I WD LOP.$ ORMOT# V-90;
Ow'"
;=;SWAO 'T.Y.1 hLkMA V.N.1 TATARMT,
I.V,I "' 11 -000V Yu,y. apiii NIYSII SidITBUTAP I.T.1
MnAp ixf RUSAKM, L.Ya,g "&sheW
red.1 BAWWA, L.O.0 teMm. rods
(Noth4ological text on. the stWy of Uw fro aturinr of roaU
*'l and ps reservolrol, Notodicheskos posoble
shchinavatooti gornyM porod L trashohtw4kh
po hT
konek~?Fmu= i P". 14ningrads CostaptokhtsUtt 1962.
76 p, (teningmde T"soluxnyl neftlanoi nauchno-Issledovatell-
skii pologorts"dock7i Institut. TruOrs no.201).
(MIRA 164)
(:ointA(CWol*V)) (Oil "nds)

-- - --- --.- ''I'-.-.-.. -1--l- - ~ . ~ . . 1-~~,,~-,-~--~'f~"A~,~,-":4T""e~~1151itam
XLETIRSOYS Ju.r. . . . .
"mummw
FAtImating oil reserves in frmoitured rose.-volr rocks, Truo
VNIORI no.22SA63-172 064 (KI RA 1718)

SKW0Vj ToK# prof,# doktor gool.-Mineral. nauki BUIACH, M.Kb.j
R0HMj.Te,Soj FMINOND# B.V,j CCRMNWt I.1,; IMUNCO L.D,;
QM0j L,Pj QUIMOVg V,Lj KUZNMOV Yu.I.; DORC"MA, T.V,;
KALACHI&VAp VON* EMNOSOV, IIu IP ; fAiiiii&i, 1. V. ;
IONINAt r.N.0 v ncnAy rI3.fYJUHCHUTCHIWWA, A.B.,
toHn. red.
(Combined investigations of-ftactured reservoirs and 40
experience in estimating the petroleum reserves contained'
thereinj ZMI#koao Issisdowanila treschinnykh kollektorov
i opyt podochsta Y nikh tapasay nefti, Leningrad,, Goatop.
tokhis&t,v 1963. 198 p. (laningred. Vessolusnyl, neftlanol
nauchno-issledovatellskii geolcgomsvedochnyi institut.
Trudyt no,214) (MIRA 1711)

XMINOTASO A.A. (UslaoUst AJO Imb.1 YARUIA'fTISO V.I. [Jarulpitime
VALIDSMYXASO I.%. (Valdsuinast I.),, iwd3,
Projected indices of the gas coarrete, products plant bavv been
surpassed. Stroi. auto nooll%3-4 N 165# (HIPA M12)

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AVrHORSt Andrianov, K. A.; Zubkov, 1. A.; Krazovskays, T. A.; Meynovskaya, M. A,
TITLIs Derivation of Polyethylailoxnes of Line*r Structure (pblucheniye
pollatilailokoanov lineynoy struktury)
MIODICALs Zhurnal Obahchey RhimU, 1957, vol 27, No 2, pp. 491-494 (U.S684RI)
ABSTRACTs Report describ" the method employed in the synthesis and separation of
athylalloxens polywre of linear structure with 3 to 5 SL atems in the
molecule. The catalytic regrouping method in the presents of aluminum
silicate use used in the derivation of ethylpolysilaxams of linear
itruaturs. Haxsettyloyolotrielloxaneg octsethylcyclotetresil, e and
hexaethyldisiloxones were used as the besic substances for the synthesis.
The s"rntion of the individual polymer& from the hydrolysis products
was accomplished by fractionation in a rectification tower with an effso-
tiveness of 20 theoretical plates. During the fractionation of hex"thyl-
disiloxanap the rate of flow of the liquid was 200-250 %I/hr and the
requinumber was 10-15. Rectification of the cyclic polymers U" 000-
C&M 1/2 ducted at the some rate of now of the liquid but the reflux numbers wort

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25M. The properties of the products obtained are listed in the tables.
2 tables. There are 6 references, of which I is Slavic
ASSOCIATIONs
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SUEMTMt Februnry 17, 1956
AVATIABLEt Library of Congress
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.A%RlAW.-X.A.j ZUBKOTO 1,A,j ORINEVICHO K.P,j SHASHKOVA, Z,So;
Xtxmv$KAUt M.A.
ZbUr,ob.khia. 30 no.1003806-
3382 0 161a (Kmk UIQ
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B110/B101
AUTHORS; Sobolovskiyo M. V,, Mikheyevo Too Pot
'Wallnova. Go X.9 Ginsburg# A- So
TITLE., Purification of Industrial asthyl-phanyl dichloro silano
obtained by the dethod of catalytic dehydrocondensation
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiyo masaye no# 5p 1962t 19-22
TEXT: The composition of industrial mothyl-phonyl dichloro silans (1) and
its purification from impurities a&# studied. These are: 0.5-2~ dlaotbyl
phenyl ohlorosilans Sboiling point 1950C), 1-3~ phenyl trichlorosil&no
boiling point 201,5 C) and 1-3~ compounds with hydrogen-silicon bond
methyl phenyl chlorosilanot phenyl dichlorosilanot phenyl chlorosilane
~
etco)o Purification combines separation methods with reatification
processes# When treating industrial I with dry air at 1500C, the
impurities are oxidised at the SiH bond to high-boiling siloxaneop which
can easily be separated from I as follows:
2;5i-H + 0 2!siOH + it 0, 1 remains practically
2 2
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Purification of industrial BIIO/BIOI
unchanged. At 15doC, air 'was ducted through at a rate of 250-280 litor/hr
and a ratio of 4 liter air per S I. In order to separate phonyl trichloro...
silane from I, partial esterification with iGobutyl alcohol (6-6~ of the
weight of the fraction) was carried through at 40-809C with subsequent
heating to 120-1500C. Dimethyl phenyl chlorosilane was separated fron I
in a packed column with 25 theoretical plate&. The fraction with dia*thyl COOOO
phenyl chlorosil&ne,v26-35~ of the total charge, nay be used for the
production of organosilioon varnisheag in the same way as I. I Is then
distilled off at a reflux ratio of 15-209 The residue of 3-6~0 containing
polysiloxanes may also be used for organosilicon varnishes. Purified I
had the following oharaoteristics:
20 20
nD 115162-1-51e6l d4 .1-1762-1-1762; CI content a 37-00-37-39%1
Si content 14*58-14*82%, UN 49.23-49.28. There are 3 tables,
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AUTHOASs Sobolovskly, M, Vol Krasovskayal To As#
Zharkovaj No M#
TITLEs Dependence of the composition and properties of liquid
polyorganociloxanes on their sods of production
PLRIODMiLs Plastichesklys massy@ no, 9j 1962s 19 - 24
TEM The composition and properties of polynothyl-phanyl siloxanes*got
by cohydrolysts and subsequent catalytic regrouping in the presence of
Kil clay wore studied as followst Aqueous solutions ot mothyl-phanyl
dichloroollanet dimethyl dichl-o0silane and_trtmethyl chlorosilane In-the
molar ratio 300.2 were cohydrolyzed at 60 65 C. The cyclto byproducts
develcplbd wero regrouped with 8~.gkk.'Slay as catalyst at 50 C (6 br) Into
linear compoundo. ffi;F-ri~j;c--tlin pinduct was fractionated and invostigatedo
Predominantly linear~ olymers having tho doneral formulas
(CH 3)3 51(osiCH3C6H 51nrost(CH 3)2]mOS'(C11 3)3 resulted. In the products
distilled within the limits of 380OC/0,1-0,5 as Hg, n was 00ooss6l m see
0,1121 4 M Wes Osiioso7o The content of cyclic compounds did not exceed
Car /2'

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Dependence of the composition#oo BIOI BI 44
0. The product contain;d 1.2% hexamethyl dieiloxane# I."' 4L,W-hexamathyl-
polydimethyl siloxanes, 6j, ec,%J-hexamet~41-polymetliyl-plionyI siloxanest
4%4* of,,%a-hexamethyl-polydimethyl-polymethyl-phonyI siloxanes. The,23X of
nondistillable residues seam to be composed of high-boiling.pofymers of the
letter typo. For i1 compounds of the Civun general formula, 10 of "'06C),
wore cynthetizad for the first times b*pa (OC/mm Rg), softening point (
n 20 , d20 and (centistokas) are Civen respectively ae follows$ n - 1,
D 4 120
m - 01 78-79/0-5, -1 1-4470t 0#9118* 2.55; n - m - Is 67-86/0.5"-750
1.4393t U-9244 3#751 n a I# m a 21 105/0-5t -95, 1.4363t 0-9355t 3.851
n - 2P M a 01 ;30-132/0.5# -75j 1-4775t 0.9761# 7.05; n a 21 a a Is
147-149/0-5# -70t 1-4670t 0-97869 7-771 n a M a 21 162/1.00 -60o 1.46059
0.9807,_O;,50; n a 39 m a 01 iSO/0.5t -60j 1-49501 1-01321,15,711 n - 3t
m - If - , -55# 1-48581 1-0132b 15#901 n = 4t m a Is -60# 1-4985#
100 -n - 5, m - 2s
4~31, 20.17; n - 4, m =2s -- t ;-1609 1-4930# 1.0327, 27-551
1 -55# 1-49871 1-04720-43,,86 . s molecular distillation. Thus# a
;;gular connection exists between the physicoahomical properties and the
tontent of dimethyl- and mothyl-phanyl elloxane links. There are 5
fiourets And 4 tables.
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TITLE: Inveatication of composition and properties of liquid poly-
organoulloxanes an depending on the method ofaynthests,
Communication 1. Investigation of composition and properties
of polymethyl phenyl siloxanes produied by oohydrolysis
PZRIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, no* 7. 1962, 21-31
TEXT., The authors made the first attempt to determine the composition of
polyorganociloxanes resulting from various methods of synthesis, by means
of combined molecular and vacuum rectification In spray and packed tovorso
An apparatus developed by F, V. Relpolder at al. was used. Separation
in conducted under high vacuum. The apparatus may work either intermittent-
ly or continuously' With infinite reflux the efficiency of the stills to
0.75. The oompoeiiion of polymethyl phenyl siloxanei got by co drolysto
of'a mothyl phenyl dlohlorosilant-triablorosilane mixture (3t2.12 at-
96-IOOOC in scid solution Is Investigated. The product was thermally
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Investigation of composition and ... B124/BI44
stabilized in.nitrogen flow# distilled at 0.,1-0.5 ma Hg, and collected
in four fractions. Apart from the distillation residue diereearded#
the reaction product to mainly a mixture of lin ar Polymothyl phonyl
siloxanea havine the composition (CH5)5Si(OSiC11;C6H51nOSt(C11 3)3
1-5). Fr4ction I in a mixture of lou-boiling linear po.lymthyl
phenyl siloxanea with 3-4 Si atoms per molecule, fraction.11 consists
mainly of linear methyl phenyl tetrasiloxane with.small amounts of methyl
phenyl tri- and methyl phanyl pentasiloxaneg fraction III of linear
methyl phenyl ailoxane with 5 Si atoms per molecule, and fra6tion IV of
linear methyl phenyl siloxanes mixed with 6 and 7 Si atoms Per molecule
besides small amounts (3-9~) of cyclic methyl phenyl siloxanes. Four
linear polymothyl phanyl stloxanes were isolated and charsot*ritedo the
first three of which have not previously been described in publications:
l,l,l,3t5#7t7t7-ootam*thyl-3,5-diphonyl totramlloxanel 1.109395,7,9,9,9w~
nonamethyl-3%5#7-triphonyl p*ntsailozanel
nethyl-30t7p9-tetraphenyl hexasiloxant, and 100,56#50-baptax*%hyl-3-1
phonyl trisiloxane, There are I fidure and 3 tables.
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Inveatigation of composition and ... B124/B144
The moot important English-language references are: F. W. Uelpoldor
et al., Anal. Chem. 27s Nq.6t 274 (1955)1 B. Okawara et al., Bull.
Cheri. Soc. Japan 30, 608 (1957)1 H. 1. Waterman at al., J. Appl. Chem.
8, No. 10t 625 (1958)-
V

JUAYNOVSUUS MA&I SOBOUMMP M,T.j ZHARKOVA, N.M.
Ccoposition and properties of liquid polyarganwilaums as dspendK4
on the method of synthesis employed. Report NoAt Composition
and properties of polymetbr1phanylailaxanos obWned by cob7drolysis
method. Plastmossy a6,7s27-31 162. (HIM 151?)
(SilUca orptio oompounds)

KILYXROK ZOT& STROTIOVA.. U.S.
flypercholest*reaU In a single adulalstratlon of a larp dooo
of cholesterol and sunflower. oil. Pat. fisiol. I oksp. Wipe
9 ao,IW-70 A-F 165,o . . WRA 18 111)
lo Kafedra faraskalogil Bilarakoy seditainskoy akadesit (save
prof, Khrustsell) P41shap 1 laboratoriya ekaperiaentallnoy
farmakoterapii (mv. - prof. N.A. Kharauza (deceased)) otdola
farmakelagii ImtItuta skaperinentallmay maditainy AMN MR,
ImalWade

I " M I'll M LOS*
Ilsetr"Ic recardbw polaropq*., Iffftwow mooslw4w M-LAP
156, 1 . I .1 4 .(WaA jsUj

use of track lifts W decreased expend1tures for wassidlog
grain. N*.-olov. prom.,23 noAtp? AV 15?. (KLRA lOs5)
I
I* Samtovskera dblaotftra kantora lmgUvseruo.
(O"In 1h-nAI Us) OMPI'm APPIlwWoo)

I., lash.
Introducing statio=37 machinery and equipment at grain pro-
curement stations of Oaratov Province* *k.-elev. prom* 25
U0.11910-11 1 059 (O" 13:3)
1. ftoballaik tekbnidbeekago Wei& Barstovskogo upravlonlya
Ithlo'boprodahove
Provinos-4rals slevaters)

XOGOVt Isk-nZYMAO, L
Introduating stat4omry mohinM in mtwVriess of SUalegma
AM "MtOT Csr*&l PrOduCto Admin'stratIms, Phik,-olov, p=
27 no.11" A 16L (KMA Usli
11 zu"titell mawa,sihOWinpadskop Wavlmiya kblpUTmduktoy
(for tosev) a L global IWUc t4dmiaboskogo otdola Sant&tskW
ultavlmin khIsbopoduktow (for tloynahvag).
(Sudin"Aa Pftvimo--Orain aimtors)

MMSIMAill, Ta, [Klainsbirobo rAol
Corwnt mdo by ourselvol. Sill.biA, 9 no,3slO-ll Mr
(MM. 12:7)
1, %lovA radl Zabolottsivitco-o nishkolgospnogo plelpri7ens',ya
p0 virobnitstvu budlatertraloy D'voysitol obletatt,
(Lv*v Proy Ince- CoT*nt

(Oboldmlowatakays)
KLzW# Imnd. md. mauk
Sur6oal treatment of bomorrbage in smophageal varloes in adults
and in children* KUrurgita no.6t72-75 jo 162.
(MM 15 27)

INAMo A4,1 ZNJM# I*; YWJMXWAo Ta.6 sotrublk
Iffoat of Potassium low an SWUSO and l1we syntheels Is sucas
of pigoon vana"Als aloalulls, 24 U.60041-1046 X-D 139*
(KU INS)
1, u4boratory for colla's matab6liest Biological Institute#
Osoahoolmk AosdovW of Selsmss# bragme
P"Sm --mam-010)
PAMPXU not"
M wtab:
VPASM astab.
F

XLEYS, 1. P., Cand Tech Sol (dies) "The vearing of metals in an abrasive
stream". Tallln, 1959, 24 pp (State Committee on Higher and Inter Spe-, FOU0
of the Council of Minsters Est SM, Tallin Poly tech Tnst), 200 copies (XL, No
9, 1,060, 125)

2. MR (600)
,4* Vood - ?"servation
?* Nov Protective compaltion for imprepatim wooden parts of apladtand m&&jn"7,
Sellkhomashina No. 101 2952.

narms, A.I. MMIUNO move
7--- Preservative coati ikg for woodsu imblas lwtlo Dersprows 5 moo3:
25 My IJ6. (WA 915)
I ' 1~ k%41WWMIiA&Iwj~ ',!~',M . .~: , -,. - .

USSR Woods and Hood Oontrol.
Abe Jour Rof Zhur - Bioloilya, No lo 1959t Ko. 1935
Author
n
~ro
Inst I t Sivon
Titlo I tomlmtion-, of Doddor
ft
Orig Pub : zomi'061i' hivotn~ovodstVo' MoldnViit'19589
No It 70-R" x
Abatrnct : For tho oxtomination of doddor tho focus of
tho parasitowas =mually romovod by tho pulling
out and burning of tho woods and by tho Imadiato
spraying of tho sito with carbolinoum solution,
Unout foci of tho doddor woro succossfully
0 rayod with 24kgAootaro of 204-D Amonium
dgitrophonointo (18-20 kg/hootaro$ was offoot-
ivo on doddor sitos. Rmphanis Is placod on
tho corroct storing and transportation of manuro
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ILEi]CYTW# 1. Ae
3?556. 0 Roll Toonirainor, Nor' vnov" sistemy' V Bostaystell vicusat Trudy Tamsiwgo Xed.
In-ta
SOI I#toplef ZhurmAtnykh Statay, Vol. 3?. 149

VwE"-.j., ppmg
Inhourl XOM, P.,
Or"tsr AttOntift to GoUeasive tan tnwk %r&mpor"tjos,
Avi.tr&nsp. 32 no.S**.r wr 154. (MM 73?)
(PM sqP4m=t) Ntor truako)

Xidntenawe end "pair of automobiles of collective fa me mA
mohlne-tractor stationse Artetranspe 32 nos.1104 1 154*
(Automobile-gapairing) 813)

14MIN.I.; V2 KAN.S.
Repair of distributing shaft bearings of the GAS-51 &M SIB-im
engines* Artetransp-33 no.8t24-26 Ag'35. (KLVA 8:
(Automobiles--Inglues)
~41 - f,,L:
I'vV"

OTIS, 0.1 ZLNTTW, go
Wfleient organisation of tool "nagement* Ayt. trensp, )4 too
6:22-24 Ja 156. (=A 919)
(Cutting tools)

XLEMNO Sawdl Istarevicht JAWSOT# lazart Takaylevich; MHMMOT# Sol.&
664" 67,~tl re"ktor: PMOMO, N.I., redaktorl
CHUMHMO# Joo tokhatcheskly re"ktor
EVAIntonance and repair of automobiles in automobile dapotel
TakhatoMskoe obalushivesto I remost sytomoblUt t svtokhosiststvaMs
MwrOkov# Isd-vo Khortkovskago ordeva trudavogo krusnogo snes"t goo.
univ4 In& A,M,Gorlkogog 1956. 303 p. (MIA 2083)
(Autonobilos-.2"atring)

KLMUM, SomuU lasarevicM, IAGUNOY, laser' Takovlovich; GRZYMXW.
frofin Ivanoviahl MMCIMIKO,, S.T., redot LIKANOVA, K.L. tokbsored,
[Trafflo regulations of the Ukroioe] Provils dvishentio po uItteam
I doroges Ukroinskol 80t, [Khsrlkovj MrIkovskoe oble Isd-vo, 2958,
311 Pe (NINA Uj5)
(Ukraine-Irsffio regulations)

lazart Takowlevich: IZSMffNIW*
doteente otvo"d#t PICKr X0106 redo: TBUR"t BODO#
takhaored,
[NAIntansnoe and repair of motor vehicles In automotive transporta-
tion unital Takhniaheskoo'dbelushivanle I remont svtonobilel v
aytokhosialstvakh.. Isd,2.. perer. i dop. Marlkovg lad-vo 1hars-
kvvekogo goo.wdy.le. A.M.Oorikogo, 1959. 514 p. (MIU 1313)
(Motor vehloles-46intenanoe and repair)

-I'%%ivr
ILMNAM9 S..
A costlr carelessness, la rul, 18 no.2t23 Ja 160.
(XIIA 1315)
I. "Potitelf mobal'AUR Gorudarstvannor %vtomobillmW
Iftev*t6it Vpav~wdra voutronAM do% 9bartkovskogo
oblisrlkow.
(Traffic Occident@)

LAGWOT# L*Y&.; MZUYWA# B.T.0 redo; LMNOIA# Molog
takha,"do
[uniform traffic regulations for the streets and roads of the
MAR* and automobile maintenance; textbook] Idinys, pravils
dvishanits po ulitsam i dorops SM I ukhod so amtomobtlem.1
posobloo Murlkove Ibertkovskos Wshnoe IB4-,wos 1960 323
AGA 14d
(Traffic regulations) (Automobile*-Naintonance and repairl

ire
XUPTW, AWAI IAUt#dO - LWMVI laurl Iskoylodch; GAINCOMp
Trofin
lvawviibo Wo KI insh.0 otv- rod.; NUUWTA# TA#
rod.1 TIO?DM=l 1#8.# t;ig. me
(Traffle odstyp ftsop"nost' dvlsbsnW avtmbilol. MarIkols
Isd-vo Vwlkovskop =lye , 1962o 206 Ps (XM I-W)
(Traffic I&MY)

.,L&xarsv1ohjIAGUNOVO Lazar$ YakovIevichl
aRINCHENKO, Tel,# kwA, takhn, nauk, dote,, otvo red.;
ALYAD'Mj M.Z.j red.
(Maintenance wd repair of motor vehicles and trailers in
automotive transportation units] Takhnicheakoe obaluthi-
vanio i remont svtowbilei i pritsepov v avtokboxiaistvakh.
Kharikov, Isd-vo Kharskovskogo univ.,, 1965 420 p.
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klassa krualtelay. Trudy to%sko4o '~-d. In-t,,. In. 'eblotov-, T. Vp 1749, s. -63~-n
SOs Letopla' MurnallrVoch Statey, Vol. 37l 1949

cort4ft "a 0644"s In no odsm' blood amposiMoss ad
"Me of sryWaw*% sodinsaWim In rbwmstft ddidnm trftW
br sum of ndUw4U" vdmml Uthe at Wo bmIM r*swt
ftubwam. yqprb pdut" IA130 1950, P, S-u
L Of Vis Cbildmv a Omtoda of SdskutktA Issm Ismorts of
the lmepu#m" st 50"Aut pwdAdw (84141WIS Director of
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USSR / Human and Animal Physiology, Blood. T
Abe Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958g 41233.
Author Ruumina.0 V. I.; Sezebrennikova, L A.* Kleytman
Ye. 1.
Inst 3-AM-UnIon Society of Physiologists,, Biochemists
and Pharmacologi8te.
Title Blood Olyeolysis in Experimental Hemolytic Anemias
Produced by Dyes.
Orig Pub: Tr, Vaes, a-va, fiziol., blokhim. I farmakolooov.8
19561 3, 95-99.
Abstracti Hemolytic anemia was produced In experiments in 25
rabbits by subcutaneous JnJection of 1-2% aqueous
solution of picric acid t130 mg/kg), methylene
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Abe Jours Hof Zhur-Biol., No 91 1958, 41233.
Abstract# bluo'(200 mg.Acs) - and for the purpose of compari-
son - by injection of 10% phenyl-hydratine (200
mgAg solutions). Determinatlons were made of,Hb
v&1UG6JJ'QVythro*yt*.(S) and.ratioulocyte (R) countsh
changes In S. sugar and1actic aoid (1) contents
And t~f-jlycojytlo properties of 9 In defibrinated
blood n experiments with methylene blue in the
majority of.rabbits, on the second day already
ther,6-vam.noted & thickening, of blood (increase of
Hb! and ~: 9 6ountp) j'.60~1 0% orsoontalfied'iho"glob-
r nt-'r6se
ihici-dogo, Lvo; SA*ar aont,6' L, 1/2
wratJ vo-
bog
times Formaition of'.,' eareasedi the rato;'~or,itx
Anoreiso'', oftei- 3., hour' of , glycolysis'prior to:,in-,
jecition, Ott 0i -_ its's on the average- 52%i~ after
a son,
h
A hours~--v U '.injeotion'of plorlO acWthe
33%. At
7value's oU Z didrogied; 'degenerative:bodi*a
Hb And
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2RUMMOVI IM1.1 R!T!!*- ~16-11- ITWMHrNAp LA.
Pbosibility of umW uhits rato for datemining the quality of
bacterial preparatiom budy TodUM n*29Z-299 160*
(MIRA 1612)
(ZAMTMf ANDUM) (MM) (10=19 AND Al"Irl" 9)

Same data cc the -offset of betatron ras the natwal I=midty
of vtdto rate to taarmlas truO TmVIM ns329-34 160, '
(KrR& 102)
Is Tomakiy atualmo-loolodantallakly institut vaktain i symotake
(DWNM) (MDUTION-PM310100CAL ZPFWT)

je le ."
Iffect of diffamt polyMsnt prepanticng on tha fvn4tjcgk&j
stato of tho lAoad systm* Report No.2s ~Lmte hmatologima
reaotim in vine& pip to the introductim of campo=d b".
terid Prepamt1wo TrAy To XIIW 121165-169 160
(KM 16i12)
1. TomskiY nauobno-imaledovateltakiy injititut vaktain i m7w.
vorotok,

KILTMAN, Ye.1.1 BIVIEDRTCV. 1.1.
Observations of the effect of pol-yValont baztorial preparat'lons
on the LoVeraturs oC ame Intornol organo In rokbbitse TAMAy
T,WN1171 l4sl(A-10
v~varotok I Tomakly

KlAY-NAR, Te.1.1 STKMVICH, A.A,; KNITEF,13140T, V.I.; YnOFEWI, V.S.
Sow Indices of the general reaction of the organlim of horses
to the administration of polyvalent anatoxin3. Trudy
T=NIIVS 10176-183 163. OURA 17*.7)
1. Touskiy nauchno-tseledovateltakLy institut vaktsin I
sporotok,

KLEYTMU, TO.I.; SMTKEVICHt AoA#; KNITELISHOTO V,I,
Effect of multiple AntIgenic irritations with an Anaerobic
trianatoxin on some hematologica'I
indices in horses.
T"d.v TORMUS 1411ft-194 163. (MIRA 17s7)
I* Tomskiy nauahno-issledovatel'skiy institut vaktain i
syvorotok,

KIF,nW, Ya.l.; STETKEVA'CHt A.A*; D.R("FF.YF.V, V-5-s BYGIIKOVAO N.A.
Efftct or polyvalent bacteriAl preps-tions on the phapty'tid
. activity of tho b1004 in hordea. Truly ToaNI175 14i*~9-175
163. (XIIIA 170)
1, Tomakly n&U3hna-IssIe4ovat*1'skIy Institut v0*131n I
eyvarotok,

XORSHA, V.V,s SERGEM V.A.1 ILITZERo 1,8,
Polyesters of levogluo0gan. Part 2t Alkyd resins based 0" 10V6-
1. 3 no.BM91-1196
pluconan and dioarboVIia said## VY#OkOX,1OPd (NNA 1419)
Ag Iti.
1. Institut Plemntoor a icbeskikh poredinenly AN SW-
(AlW resins) Invoplucosan) (Acids, Organic)
Application, Dyeing and chmd"a Treat=nt
of Textiles.
Abe Jour t Ref Zhur - Khizdya, ft 8j, 1"81 2?41-3
Author I Klotelewsks L.
Title I avaliztion fo*:r ftatnoss or by tho Use of OM
goals.
Orig Pub Przm- WIAMMMOZY, IM III NO 41 Biul. insts
7'.
Abstract ThO PrOCOdur6 Of Ovau4tion of fastness of dyeing to
various trestamts, %Mch has been proposed by rSO
OnterrAtional Orsudzation on StmUrdization)p to com-
wed vith the oervan 1procoduro uhich is used in polish
PWP1018 Republic, The author arrive* at the cowjusion
that the 120 procedure is superior, since the uss, of the
emy scale greatly sinplifion and facilitates evaluation
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Application of nonl"sar filt*ring principles to tbo tbecry of
the reception telsgraph signals. Itadiotakhnika 16 no.$W-25
my fa, (MM 206)
1 ktrotekbrAch'a'skiy institut, Bukharest.
" As
(Wormation theory)

3/10gelf78316/005/003/005
6, 7 /M OJ` B104 B205
AUTHORs Xlesha, V.
TITLEs Application of the principles of non-linear filtration to
the theory of reception of telegraph signals
PERIODICAW Radlotokhnlka# ve 16, no. 5, 1961# 15 - 25
TEXTs A filter of optimum design for steady processes Is calculated
according to a criterion for the maximum probability of faultless recep-
tion, In the case of symmetric distributions, the criterion agrees with
the criterion for the least square of error* since the second central
distribution moment is the least of all second moments. The criterion for
the maximum probability of faultless reception Is particularly convenient
for the case where the signal say acquire a finite number of discrete
values. I general method for the determination of a filter of optimum d
sign in now developed an the assumption that the input si nal X(t) is oo::
posed of the sum of useful signals S(t) and the noise Y(ti, and the proo-
losses S(t) and Y(t) are given by the ~+I)-dimonsional distributions of
probability densitiest
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Application of the,,.
S/loaj61/016/005/003/005
B104/B205
a (2)t
P1_
Mt
p 2 [Yn"; P2(yopyll YA4
whtri a a $(t0 oit)t - Y(to -Wt (I - 01 It ... et A) Mf
it 0 Is the instant of signal reception, and t is a definite time interval.
The maximum probability of faultless reception Is ensured by a filter
giving rise to a procova 84(t) at the output) thus ew(t) corresponds to
a maximum value of the function p Xot 11' ***of xn (;0) at any Instant.
This function is the distribution (,f density of the a posteriori probabil-
ity a0(t) of the signal# supposing that the not#* xi(i 0 00 it
will act on the Foosi vor Input at the Instant t - it. Thus, 94 In the
mods of this distribution. A detailed discussisn of the determination of
of leads to the characteristic of an optimum filter. One of the suitable
block diagrams is shown in fig. 1. Here, 1) indicates a delay line with
X(t)'Scting at its input. The signals x I formed at the outputs of this
line are fed into a functional converter 2). The method described hero
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.22729
S/iOS/61/016/005/003/005
Application of the..# B104/B2O5
,.for the determination of an optimum filter.1s illustrated by several ox-'
amples. It in shown that the noise Immunity can be Improved considerably
by using an optimum filter with small a and large P j for avj2# however
PZ/ 1
the Improvement is insignificant. or -a are the values that can be
acquired by. the signalt the. probability distribution being given by p(.+a)-
P and i The final part of the present~paper deals with the
20
determination of an optimum filter for binary telegraph signals under
the action of Gaussian noise# taking into account an n-dimensional probe-
bility distribution, A, H, Xolmogorov is mentioned* A A. Kharkovichp
Corresponding Member AS USSR, is thanked for valuable advice and his
interest in the work. There are 3 figures# I tableland 7 reforenoesi
3 Soviet-bloo and 4*non-Sovist-bloco The most Important reference to
Lnglish-languige publications reads to followst X. Wisner. The extra-
polation# Interpolation and smoothing of stationary time series. Now YorJ4
1949. L. Zadeh, Journ. applo physet v. 24t no. 4t 1953.
ASSOCIATIONs El ektrotokhrtchebk ly ins t itut , - Bukto rest (Electrotechnical
Inatituto't'Buohareat
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Iv. -ZN4~ Vq I-
.,i ~~

BAGDASAROM. Orsegorsl NUUNIOU. Danutal XUMMWSU, Kauna; ZUWMW#
Tadousi VIATMMA, Alina, M-0
Studies on the metabolism of Oornebacterium diphtheriav, Ile Stfoot
or oyanide on the respiration of Corynebacterium diphthariaeo We
doew. mikro'b, 11 'no,2S93-102 1959o
(CORTMAOMIUM D&=nMU2 pharmacolo)
(OTANDIM. pharnsool.5

FIZZLI Z.
Cordan shafts on motor loccoativ*s. , P. 22.
ZELURCII DOMVA A TXMIXA. (Midsterstvo dopravy) Prehat Csechoslovakta.
Vol. 7, no. 1 p 1959.
Monthly Ust of East Suropean Awassions (XSAI) LD, Vol. 89 %. Ilp
November 1959.
uncl.

-JIM..- Memak ins
The loomotivo T 435*087p a new tMv In dov*lo;mnt of gasoline loco.
motivoso Zel dop t*oh 9 no,9t271-273 161,
(Railroads) (Loc=oti"s)

KLFZL, 7Aenekp Ins.
Fv-sluation of the motor-loeowtive ivories T 435.0. Zel dop tech
10 no. N 6". 162.

OZXII?DffMAXW9bmdftl Tachnoloa. *Adml PreftcU wA fteir Aplication.
Wety login"Ang. ftaUa ftanwlng.
Abs Jours hdarat Mmr-Mmiyap No 5p 1938j, 15M
Autbar s Dula 1.8 slaskoft Mae* bmsik"s :are)'
title OL*OrwA= Proawuaa. I
Orlabibs ftseaval-lah
Atstracti ftcimstilx#~u.,at_.,mt.qraA= preftwUca Us slr la the
Ta"ama
*~ v
413M
;Gm I- 1- 00 On
Aul t talvmtm at
U, AIM
tu ar ~ OUT. ta, a C* colm"tat-
tu VMA If ftormsed, to
an tu" I ft ~:O~batlos of tr*m Ke -the Co
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I KTABUI(WAs 01.9 Mr.
Problem of prow tion of chronic ssrow7 polsonin& Pracaml lak*
3196-321 Sqpt 37*
1, XMO Brnog oddeleni bWgiear pracee
(KOMTO p0 is,
o0ows. P"'r. (0s))
(OOMATIOUL DIOS=, prev. & control
nerawy pois. (Cs))