SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEYRIKH, V. E. - LEYTES, A. M.

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LIPOVIVSKIT, A.Ta.;~~MIKII, V4,3.; RANYWHEVSKIY, V.5,; DMLIRA, Z.H.
Tooting the corrosion resistance of plugging cements in Buhkir
oil field waters. Izv. vys.uchob. zav.; neft' i aPE.3 no.11:107-
112 16 00' (MDU 14: 1)
1. Moskovskly inatitut neftekhimicheakoy i gazovoy promyshleunosti
imeni akademika I..M.Gubkina.
(BasbkIria--4Xl well cementing)
(Gorrosion and anticorrosives)

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AUTHORS: Lipovetskiy, A. Ya., ;Ltyrikh, V. E., Danyushevskiy, V. S.,
Danilina, Z. N.
TITLE: Effect of certain admixtures upon the corrosion stability of
plugging cements in the waters occurring below the petroleum
layer of Bashkiriya
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Neft' i gaz, no. 1,
1961, 95-98
TEXT: In the previous paper (Ref. 1) the authors found that the corro-
sion stability to such aggressive media as the waters occurring below the
petroleum layer of Bashkiriya is essentially increased by increasing the
impermeability of solid cement. Admixtures of calcium- and sodium chlori&-s
and of furyl alcohol were introduced for this purpose into the cement
solution. The admixture of 12-15 g CaCl 2 and 5 g NaCl per 100 g of water
leads to the formation of a cement with dense structure and a permeability
which is a hundred times lower than that of ordinary cement. The hydro-
chloric acid used in the investigations was, with respect to its composi-
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tion, very similar to the effluents of the Sterlitamakskiy sodovo-
tsementnyy kombinat (Sterlitamak Soda-cement kombinat). Thus, it is pos-
sible to use these effluents or tneir concentrate ior mixing the cement.
The other admixture, furyl alcohol, is introduced together with hydro-
chloric acid aniline. It is assumed that this admixture leads to a closing
of the pores and capillaries of the cement, this entailing a considerable
reduction of permeability. By admixing a 10% aqueous furyl almohol solu-
tion with 10% (referred to furyl alcohol) hydrochloric acid aniline,
permeability is reduced by 50%. The admixture of furyl alcohol increases
the cracking stability of the cement. Nevertheless, a diffusion of ag-
gressive components from the medium into the cement is possible in spite
of the protective measures described. The authors therefore investigated
the effect of admixtures upon the corrosion stability of the cement in-
dependent of the increase of its impermeability. The chemical properties
of the admixtures indicated the presence of such an effect. The mioro-
scopic examinations, which Professor V. V. Lapin made on the specimens
ppepared--l. by the authors, showed that the cement to which furyl alcohol
has been admixed contains no portlandite (Ca(OH )2) . The authors assume
that calcium hydroxide is bound by furyl alcohol, which increases 'the cor-
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rosion stability. The corrosion stability was investigated on porous
samples by the method of V. V. Kind (Ref. 3). Cements of the Sterlitamak
plant and the "Komsomolets" plant (at Vollsk) were studied, i.e., in
Devonian and Arti-waters occurring below the petroleum layer as well as
in synthetic solutions which contained the chief components of such waters.
A previous paper mentioned the chemical characteristics of the cements
studied and the composition of the aggressive media. The following results
were obtained in the studies described here: The introduction of certain
amounts of calcium- and sodium chlorides into the cement solution yields,
after hardening, a cement that is completely stable to all media investi-
gated. When the cement was stored in Arti- and Devonian natural waters,
the stability coefficient of the sample with this admixture remained bet-
ween 0.94 and 1.09, while in samples without admixture it was only V~
0.46-0.61. The addition of furyl alcohol considerably increases the
stability of cement. Thus, the stability coefficients of Starlitamak
samples, after having been stored for one year in the mentioned natural
waters, were by 2b-30% higher than in samples without an admixture of
furyl alcohol. In the authors' opinion, the chief effect of the admixture
is, however, the fact that, as a result of an admixture, a high imper-
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meability occurs in cement, which is lacking in porous samples. There
are 2 tables and 3 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut neftekhimicheskoy i gazovoy
promyshlennosti im. akad. I. M. Gubkina (Moscow Institute
of the Petrochemical and Gas Industry imeni Academician
I. M. Gubkin)
SUBMITTED: May 21, 1960
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AUTHORS: Lipovetskiy, A. Ya.; Leyrikh V E and Danyushevskiy, V. S.
TITIE: Some properties of cement mortar with additions of furyl alcohol
PERIODICAL: Neftyanoye Khozyiystvo, no. 2, 1961, 15-19
TEXT: Studies were carried out at the Moskovskiy institut neftekhimiches-
koy i gazovoy promyshlennosti (Moscow Institute of the Petrochemical and Gas
Industries im. I. M. Gubkin) which showed that furyl alcohol (C4H 0 - CH20H) with
aniline chloride forms resins becoming infusible and Insoluble wl time. Furyi
alcohol is a furane derivative and is produced on an industrial scale by the
hydration of furfurole. The cost of I ton of furyl alcohol produced at the
Ferganskiy gidroliznyy zavod (Fergana Hydrolysis Plant) is about 500 rubles (for
1961). Cement prepared with a 1C% aqueous solution of furyl alcohol, to which
aniline chloride in an amount of 15 weight % of the alcohol has been added,
exhibits-improved properties, in particular an increased resistance to aggressive
solutions, such as oil-field waters. This cement also has increased impermeabil-
ity and resistance to crack formation and exhibits higher swelling properties.
The effect of the furyl alcohol addition to the cement on its permeability was
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evaluated by the permeability coefficient, which was determined according to
S. L. Zaks' method (Ref. 2) using the AR-1 (LP-1) instrument. Table 1 shows
the different values of the permeability coefficients. The crack-formation
resistance was determined by a comparative test of two plates using a bullet shot
(Fig. 1) . The roCT1581-42 (GOST 1581-42) method was used to determine the
effect of the furyl alcohol addition on the mobility, swelling and setting time.
The setting process of the cement was found to slow down in the presence of
furyl alcohol; the first part of the setting time increases, however, and the
interval between the beginning and the end of the setting changes less, But the
setting time can be controlled by small additions Of CaC12. The effect of furyl
alcohol on the strength of the cement was studied through the kinetics of the
strength increase during the setting process of the samples and the effect of
temperature on the setting intensity (Pi 2, 3). The linear deformations of
4x4xl6 cm prisms were measured with an A11*6-1 (IZV-1) instrument in order to
determine the effect of furyl alcohol on the volumetric deformation (Fig. 4).
Finally, microscopic investigations were conducted to determine the nature of the
effect on the properties of the cement, showing that the latter had a dense
structure and a high development of gel-formation. The cement contains almost
no portlandite (Ca(OH)2). The use of the cement with additions of furyl alcohol
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is recommended in the construction of oil wells, subjected to the action of
aggressive oil-field waters. There are 3 graphs.- 1 photograph, 3 tables and
2 Soviet references.
TahIP 1!
Temperature Composition of Sett nR time o f the mortar. days
cemept mortar 0.
5
1
2 1 1 7
0
18 + 2 'ithout.additi ons 3,55
. 102
0. 0.033 0.023
. with addition of . .

fur7l alcohol 0.1,9 0.002 0 0
45 20 without additions 0.050 o.o26
with Ekdition of
4
fur4 alcohol
0.0006
0
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LIPOVETSKIY, A.Ya.;-LEYRIKH, V.E.; DANYUSHEVSKIY, V.S.
Study of some properties of cement groutings for cementinE slim
wells. Trudy MINKHiGP no.35-.127-152 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Oil well cementing)

LIPOVETSKIY, A.Ya.; LEYRI191, V.E.; DANYUSIIEVSKIY, V.S.; DANILINA, Z.N.
Effect of some additives on the corrosion resistance of plugging
cements in formation waters of Bashkiria. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
neft' i gaz 4 no.1:95-98 161. (IOU 15:5)
1. Moskovskiy institut neftekhimicheskoy i gazovoy promyshlennosti
imeni akademika Gubkina.,
(Bashkiria-Oil well cementing)
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)

LEYRIMI, V.E., kEtnd.tekhri, nauk; CHEKHOVSKIY, Yu.V., inzh.
Methods of determining the loss of -petroleum products in reinforced
concrete tanks, Strot. truboprov. 7 no.l::I-i3 Ja 162.
(Fetroleim products) (Tanks) (MIRA 16:7)

ALE-K5L?YEVj S.N.; P14TIP114, V.A.; ARTAYONOV, V.S.; BALALAYEV, G.A.,
inzh.; VOLODI11, V.Ye.; GOLIDENBERGA N.L.; GORRIA, B.S.;
GOFEN, D.A.; GRISH321, Y.Ye.; DERESHKEVICH, Yu.V.;
DOROITMOV,I.M.; MJNOV,, I.Ya., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.;
LUTONIN, N.V.; I-',OLOKANOV, A.V., dots.,-
NOGIN, A.Ya.; PAKHOMOV, N.M.; FROTOSAVITSKAYA, Ye.A.;
ROMOV, I.V.; CRAPLITSKIY, L.A.; TSZYTLIN, A.G.;STRAVOYE,P.K.;
MOSECHMISKIY, N.A., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof., red.;
PEMALYUK, 11U.2 red.izd-va; TEKKINA, Ye.L.,, tekhn.red.
[Corrosion protection in the construction of industrial
buildings] Zashchita ot korrozii v promyshlennom stroitell-
stve. Moskva, Gosstroiizdat, 1963. 406 p. (KMA 16:12)
(Corrosion and anticorroz;ives)
(Industrial buildings)

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:Savvina, Yu, A.t Leyrikhj V,
AUTHORS:
TITLE: Concretes with admixtures of highly elastic polymer's
PERIODICAL: Plastibheakiye massyt no. 2p 1963, 42-46
TEXT: The offset of admixtures to conerete of alkali-resistant PIBXG-70
(DVKhB-70) latex "etilinit" suspension, or aqueous suspensions of poly-
vinyl acetate was investigated. Vibration-rolled concrete specimens were
-70 latex at a water cement rate-of 0-5-0-551 the
_p.;epared with DVKhB
specimens were mixed with I j 1 .5 j or 2~o polymer referring to the cement
weight. They were tested for compresoivo and tensile strength after,7j
28',-~and 90 days. After 90 days the concrete without polymer h~d a
'f k /cm I with.
compressive strength of 334 and a tensile strength 0 26 9
21,0a ;4tex, the values were respectively. The Rt
,318 and 33, /Rcompr
enB
ratio rose from ,OsO8 to 0.11. For vibration-rolle.d mortars, the ratio
rose from 0.08 to 0.16. Concretion was delayed but ,adhesion of the
concrete to-the reinforcement was improved. 1-5% Istilinit" suspension;
dard 1/2

CHEKHOVSKOY, Yu.V.; KAZANSKIY, V.M.; LEYRIKH, V.E.
Pore strifeture and forms of moisture bonding in cement concrete.
Inzh.-fiz. zhur. 6 no-5:50-54 My 163. (NIRA.,16:5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateVskiy institut po stroitellstva
magistralinykh truboprovodov, Moskva.
(Concrete-Te sting)

LE-YRIKH, V.E.; VEPRIK, I.B.; PROKHORCIV, V.Kh.
Expanding portland cement for fusing joints of precast reinvok*ed
concrete storage tanks. Strol.truboprov. 8 no.7:6-8.,,-,Jl 6j.
(IOU, 17:2)
1. Vbesoyvznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut po stroitellstvu
magistrallnykh truboprovodov.

CHEKHOVSKIY, Yu.V.1 LEYRIKH,~V.E.- REYTLINGER, S.A.
Decrease in gas permeability of cement stones iihen sle-.tro2ytes are
added. Dokl. AN SSSR 153 no.2:405-407 M 163. (MM 10"tl2)
1. Predstavleno akademikom P.A.Rebinderomo

LEYRIKH, V.E., kand. tekhn. nauk; SIROTKINA, N.L., inzh.1 KURDYASHOVA,
- A-.I-.-; .. 4.nzh.; CHFYJIOVSKIY,-Yu.V., inzh.
Structure of pores and properties of cement stone. Slbor.
trud. VNIINSM no.8t65-74 163. (IGRA 17:9)

cfr-,K-HOVSKIY, Yu.V.; L-1,YRIKfill iWANSKLY, V.1".
Differantliatior. cfE water in ci~---,;-'. fr,,:ri t~lf- Of its
bonding. Kol I. zhur. 26 no. 3, 367-3-72 Ify-Q'e '- (,- 4.
(1,1'1?,-A 17~-.9)
I I - 1 1,
~~. Kiyovskly Lek keno I eqgj-,th 3~qkll.y inWILut lagkoy prorV31hlenno3li.

CUKHOWSK-l"12 Illyfily'll, V.E;.
Differential porosity of har-den-ed cemenT,. holl. zhur. Z~
no.4011-1523 j.1-Ag 164. klmm~
1. Vaesoyuznyy natichrco-~selF-dcv-ite'LI!3kiy Instl"llt stroitellstva
'truboprovodov, Moskva.

ARTODIOVA, J."- t.skhr. ri~,tk- i.T:YP',.Y-q. V.E
Polymer-:~ement con.-rate vith addiLiv~~. fuf:.rryl a!--ohol and
a.nil:Lqe hydrochloride. -Strot. M-t. 10 no.?s5-6 j-f- '(-4
(MIR& 18.-1.)

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AUTHOR- Antonova, I. T.(Engineer); Savvina Yu. A.(Candidate of tecbnic&l sciences);
Le.-irikh, V. E. (Candidate of teqSnicll sciences) 2- 3
Polrner-ce,-sient concrete with additives of furfuryl alcohol and aniline hydro-
SOUPCE: Stroitellnyye materiaLly, no. 7, i964, 5-6
TOPIC TAGS: concrete. nolvmer. cement
Abstract! Polymer-eement concrete with additives of furfuryl alcohol and
1iydro7hlor'_de Dossesses incrofasr!d durabil'Ity In petroleum Media
-d mizeral oills. It iG characterized &1s-- by increa.Ged lmpact atrength,
bendin.;: and tensile strength, elasticity, adhesion to ordinary concrete,
ci:-d water permeability. These properties reco=end its use In the
..~rintlcg, industry, in plants manufacturing alcohol, and as seamless
-n-r'ng 'or floors. Gasoline- and oil-rt,;istant are g1ven.
strength ` tenacity, coefficient of terma-11t/. fros ant
'mtPXes
find cc-afficient of ther!--al ;-r-a"Iorl,~
-ty. 3-D nth_-f-y- -7,
leformation ltmilt-o, vat-e-r p-7--n-f-alnil 1
QZ U41s clzcrete axe also lis-ted. or-_,g. nxrl~. nas
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CIENDIN9 V.Ya.,- LEYRIKH, V.E.
Electric conductivity of concretes for precast tanks. Stroi. truboprov.
9 no.10:16-19 0 164. (MIRA 18:7)

LEMKH, V.E.; GENDIN, V.Ya.
Electric heating of concrete for the tanks of The "Dmzhba"
Petroleum Pipeline@ Stroi, truboprov. 9 no.301-33 Mr '64.
(MIRA 18Q)

CHEKHOVSKIYP Yu.V.; ~~EYb~t, V.L.; KAZANSFIY, V.M.
Change in the porous structure and the nature of molstur--~ bonding
in the setting of cement stone. Koll. zhur. 27 no.lZ125-129 Ja-F
165. (MIRA 38:3)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-Issledovatellsk-ly instUut magi-stralInykh
-traboprovodov I Kiyevskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut. legkoy
promyshlennosti.

GENDIN, V,Ya.
ej
Influence of electric heating on the permeability of special
concretes. Stroi. truboprov. 10 no.8:36-38 Ag 165.
(MIEM 18:11)
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LRSEK,,XarljLej*9sk, Karel].
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dr.vet. i dr.'biol. Vlastimil Trtish); Kafedra farmakologii
(rukovoditelts Prof. dr.med, VoyUkh Grossmaim); i Kafedra
meditoinskoy khimii (rukovoditelt:dr.med. Ivo Gays) Medi-
tsinskogo fakullteta Karlova universiteta v Gradtse Kralove.

I ~ajsekjp 4rel]
-MI -EK_Y._ aL.1
Effdot of r.oantgen kTadiation on the formation of oxidation
:producto'if-i~pidi in rat liver mitochondria. Cesk. otola-
17ng. 121~md~:60-27,--130 D163.
I. Kafedri,ti6Aitsinskqkhiuii Meditsinskogo fakullteta
Karlova universitetao Gradets Kralove, (rukovoditel't dr.
med. Ivo Gays)

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AUTHOIRS; 2etrov, K.A.; ITifantlyev, E.Ye.; Ly*senko, T.M.; Sinogeykina,
.TITLE: Synthesis of certain derivatives of phenylphos'phonia acid
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khlmii, v. 37, no. 2, 1964, 429-433
TOPIC TAGS: phenylplAosphqnate, synthe,sis, phosgenation, phenyl-
phosphonla acid ester
ABSTUICT: The synthesis of phenylphosphonates by the following
pro'6edure: PCI, ROB
CORG C6111,PCII - AIC13 C.HIPOCIZ - A1613
H,O
C,HrPO(OR):, - AIG ---.*
13 COVO(O-ah,
and'.the subsequent phosgenation:
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were investigated. -The dibuty, dihoxyl, di-2-ethylhexyl and diphenyl.
esters of phenylphosphonic acid were prepared according to the first
equation by reacting a mixture of Dhenyldichlorophosphine and A101
with SO Cl removing th6 excess 1362012, and then reacting with tha
rjat2
approp a alcohol. The monobutyl, hexyl and octyl esters were
prepared by reacting in absolute ether the dichloranhydride of
phenylphosphonio acid (i). with the appropriate alcohol and pyridine.
The butyl and isoamy~ esters of diethylamidophenylphosphonic acid
were prepared by reacting in absolute ether a misture of I, the ap-
pro~riate alcohol and triethylamine, and then diethylamine. -Fnosgen-.
ation of the diethyl'ester of phenylphosphonio acid at 40-500 gives
the;monochloranhydride of.the monoethyl ester of phanylphosphonio
acid; at 120-1300, 1 is formed almost'quantitatively. Phosgenation
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,at the lower temperature of the monohexyl aster gives: .the monochlo-
i~-nhydride of the monohexyl ester of phenylphosphoulo.acid. Orig.
art. .has: 1 table and 3 equations.
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AUTHOR
TITLE:
PERIODICAL
A new motor
Nauka i zhittya, no. 7, 1962, 36
S/154/12/000/007/001/001
1025/1225
TEXT: The author constructed a compressor motor with freely moving pistons having greater number
of turns (n), greater compression (E) and greater mechanical coefficient of utility action, as well as longevity.
It has a carburetor-type two-tact motor with ignition by compression. Instead of an air cushion, there is a
spiral spring (4). This simptifies the construction of the pistons (1,2) of the cylinder (3) and of the starter,
and renders unnecessary the mechanism of synchronization. The constant cyclicity establishes an inert separ-
ate ventilation. The pistons open the openings (5) releasing the exhaust, they are then closed and with the
inertia of the exhaust gases the cylinder is ventilated by air. A rich mixture enters the carburetor (8) through
the openings (7). It mixes with the air of the cylinder, which ensures qualitative ventilation without loss of
mixture. The small lateral pressure (1000 times smaller than in ordinary compressor motors) and absence
of pistorl rings ensures the hydrodynamical regime of oiling, lowers friction and wearing out. The oil enters
with th~ fuel. Insignificant friction and wearing out, and short ignition period create high values of n and
E. With increase of n there is a decrease in loss of heat and increasi of speed. A construction has'been
worked out for a parametric generator, transforming the rotation energy of the pistons into electrical
energy. On a motocycle there is the possibility of breaking all world speed records. There are 2 figures.

LB~S-~ ~B.; BALASHOV, M.Ye.; AFANAS'YEV, A.S.; MIKHELEV, V.M.;
TAKHVANOV, G.l.; SHKHALAKHOV, Yu.Sh.; SANNIKOV, Yu.I.; SLAVIN, A.A.;
BEYRAKH., Z.Ya.; KAPLINSKIY, B.I.; ORLOV, O.A.; PEVZNER, V.V.;
VALOV, O.V.; KIREYEV, V.V.
Inventions. Avtom. i prib. no.3:76-77 Jl-S 164. (MIRA 180)

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Bot Inst, Acad. Sci., Leningrad, -c1949-.

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Botany - PhysioloWj
Influence of light and temperature upon the distribution and variability of plants
at different stages of growth, Trudy Bol.. inst. AN SSSR. Eksp. bot. No. 8.9 lq~ris
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SHCHNGLOVA, O.A.; BELIDMKOVA, A.F.; LEYSLE, F.F.; XORYAKINA. Y.F.
Conditions of phasic development an one of the essential factors of geo-
graphic distribution of plants and their morphological changes. Izv.AN SSSR
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1. Botanicheskiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Botan.v--Horphology) (Phytogeography)

Sffect of light and temperature factors on the readmustment and variabili-
ty of plants in the light of phasic development. Paper 4. Morphological
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(leysle, P.P.)

SHCnGLOYA. O.A.; LRY6LI. F.F.
Iffect ~f the duration of daylight on the formation of vegetative
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Ap 054. (MLRA 7:3)
1. Botanicheekly inetitut Akademii nauk SSSR. (Alm) (Budding)

,.-.LF,TPLE., . F.F.
Affect of conditions during the photophase on changes in the
morphological characters 'of some plants. Trudy Bot.inst.Ser.4
no.11:241-269 '56. (MLRA 9:9)
(Photoperiodism) (Botan7--Morpholog7)

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AUTHORt Leysle, F.F.
THLEs On the Problem of Obtaining Ifew Morphological Characters in Plants,
and Fixing Them Hereditarily
(K voprosu o poluchenii xavM- morfologiohekikh priznakov u
rasteniy i vozmozhnosti ikh nasledovaniya)
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii NaukSSSR, 1957, Vol. 115, Nr 1, pp. 183-185
(USSR)

ABSTRACT: The author spent many years of work in order to discover the rea-
sons for various ohan so (of the prolifioation, fasciation, ple-
thora, branching etc.1 of plants growing in free nature. The con-
nection between the morphological deviations and the passage
through the light-stage was stated as result of experiments with
15 species of plants of 8 different families. The hereditary cha-
racter of the filled flowers produced by means of the shortened
day during the passage through the light stage was studied by
means of experiments with Spedularia speculum which lasted for 3
years. The results achieved lead to the following conclusionst
1.) One of the essential reasons causing morphological changes of
plants is the disturbance of light conditions during the realiza-
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90-1-50/54
On the Problem of Obtaining New Morphological Characters in Plants, and Fixing
Them Hereditarily
the course of individual development of plants can be inherited
according to the experiments carried out- 3.) The filled blossoms
of the Specularia spenulum caused by the change of the length of
day during their formation of the hereditary elements (aBats) of
the blossom not only remain in the third conseoutive generation
but are even increased- 4-) The successors of the filled blossoms
of the Speculaiia speculum becomes more capable of living with
every years in the third conbecutive generation the blossoms are
no more sterile to a great extenti on the contrary, they form a
sufficient number of seeds. There are 2figures, I table, and 5
Slavic references.
ASISOCIATIONs Batwic, IwtItute.1a.*.,,V. L. Xomarov- of. the. Academy of Sciences of the
USSR (Botanicheskiy institut im. V.L. Komarova Akademii nauk SSSR)
PRESENTED BY& A.L. Kureanov, Academician, April 29, 199T
SURKITTEDs January 22, 195T
A:VAILABLEs Library of Congress
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MUKHIHA, V.A.; IJUSLE. F.F.
some physiological characteristics of Perills during the
photapbase. Trudy Bot,.junt.Ser. 4 noa~:266-293 '59.
(MIRA 13:3)
(Photoperiodism)

LEYSLEj F.F.
F,ffect of daylenght on morphological changes in plants and the
evolutionary significance of these changes[w.s.i.9]. Trudy Bot.
inst. Ser-4. no.24:209-239 160. (MMA 14:3)
(Photoppriodism) (Botany--Morphology)

LEYSLE, F.F.
11-14.~----,
Effect of environmental factors (the length of day) on variability
in plants and the problem of the nature of the flower. Bot. zhur.
47 no.12:1742-1760 D 162. 09RA 16-6)
1. Botanicheakiy institut imeni V.L.Komarova AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(Photoperiodim) (Infloreseence)

i61-1-HI&JI F. r.;-BELIDET7KOVA,, A. -r-; N(ACHRIA) V.- A.
"Effect of daylength on growth, development, and morphological variabillity
of plants."
report submitted for 10th Intl Botanical Cong, Edinburgh, 3-12 Aug 64.
AS USSR, Leningrad.

LEYSLEP V.F.; GHMIOVA,, Ye,F.
Morphological and anatomical changes in sunflowers and
wheat under the effect of herbicide 2,4-D. Nauch.zap.Vor.
otd.VBO zat54-59 164. (MIRA 18:11)

FOFANOV, A.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; LEYSOV Ye.I.Y inzh.; YELIKIN, S.A., inih.;
MILUU;V, M.N., inzh.; PES-TRib, A.I , lano.tekhn'nauk; DZEMYANI
S.K., inzh..; KOSNAREV, A.S., inzh,; KLEYN, A.U, i;~d.tekhn.-
DANILOV I A.M. , inzh.; FILIPPOV j, A. S. , 1QmdA~kbn,nauk;' SALTAHOV
G.F.,, inzh,; VETROV, B.G., in!rh-; PISARENKO,, G.A.l kanq.takhn.nauk;
RADYA, V.S'., inzh.; QEROTSKIY, V.A., inzh.
In the Ural Mountain Region Scientific Research Institute for
Ferrous Metals. Stall 22 n6.10:8q2v9l6p938p953 0162. (MIRA 15:10)
. (Ural Hiountain region-Metallurgical research)

4EYSTNF,R, L.
From technical periodicals. Standartizati3iia 25 no. 5:61-63 My, 161.
(MMA 14:5)
(Bibliography-Standardization)
fr~

--LEYSTNER, L., TRUSKOLYAVSKAYA, T.V,
From technical periodicals. Standartizatsiia 25 no.9:6",F~
s 161. (MIRA 140)
(Biblio&aphy--Standardization)

IKMTNER . L.
Review of technical periodicils. Standartzateiia 25 no.22~56-
57 D 161.
(Standardization)

L 01282-66 !~~'T(1)/T/WA(h) 1JP(c) AT/bs
,ACCESSION NR: ATS620446 'UR/0000/64/000/000/0022/0033
A;- Es;'Anokhin,A.-G.; Leystner, L.-
,;AUTHOR.,
If Y
JITLE: Some,electrical properties of the natural surface of germanium dendrites
V~
~'SOURCE:~AMezhvuzovskava:nauchno-tekhnicheskaya.konferentsiy~a po fizik poluprovodni-
;kov (poverkhnostnyye i kontaktnyZe yav] overkhnostny-y-e-I,kon-
~taktnyye yavlehiy& v poluprovodnikakh (Surface and contact"Phenomena in semiconduc-
itors).,Tomsk,_Izd-Vo:Tom9koEo univ.i 1,964 22-33
JOPIC TAGS: nermani semlconduct7ok ~Aendrite$ carrier lifetime,'electron recombi-
:nation, electric property-
,ABSTRACT.- Surface~-conductivity.and recombination velocity-are studied on the natu-
surface of.germanium dendrit6s as a function of.the external field in dry air,
,and some eata-are obtained on the relationship between surface and volume recombina-
:tion in these-dendrites. Specimens of p-gemanium with a resistivity of 5-20 A-cm
were studied..',.Two pieces,,of glass were used to press the specimens between two mida
,iplates. -Semitransparent,tin oxide electrodes were doplied to'the mica sheets on the
;glassside.' The external field was applied to these electrodes through a silver
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27788
S/188/61/000/005/004/006
B117/B102
AUTHORS: Kostryukova, M. 0., Leystner, T. A.
TITLE: Specific heat of nickel ferrite in the low-temperature range
PERIODICAL: M08404#* Un~versitet. Vestnik. Seriya III: Fizika,
4atr'oi&M'iy40no- 5, 1961, 68-70
A
TEXT: The heat specific of nickel ferrite (NiFe2O4) was measured in the
range of 2-200K by a method similar to that described in Ref- 5 (M. 0.
Kostryukova, DAN SSSR, 96, 959, 1954; ZhETF,.LO, 1162, 1956 (Ref. 6)).
The purpose of the investigation was to clarify of the peculiarities of
magnetic energy spectra of ferrites in the nickel-zinc system. Specimens
of 0.3 mole were produced at the'Znstitut khimii silikatov AN SSSR
(Institute of Silicate Chemistry, AS USSR) by sintering. Their x-ray
pictures displayed a structure without any complementary lines. The
specimens were stoichiometric with an error of some per cent. The x-ray
analysis was carried out by L. N. Rastorguyev of the Institut stali
(Institute of Steel). To reduce the sorption of the heat-exchanging gas,
the specimens were coated with a thin, adhesive film ty (BF). It
pe 6
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27788
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Specific heat of nickel ferrite ... B1 1 7YB1 01
was found that the specific heat of the ferrite at 20K is three times
greater than its magnetic specific heat, and 30 times greater at 100K. A
confrontation of experimental results with-those calculated on the basis
of the semi-classical spin-wave theory showed no contradiction. The
contribution of the magnetic specific E6at to the specific heat of the
ferrite between 2 and 200K is very little. A comparison of data obtained
for NiFe2O4 and FeFe204 (Ref. 4, see below) showed that the specific heat
of NiFe2O4 corresponding to lattice vibrations is close to the specific
heat of the magnetite lattice. The magnetic specific heat of magnetite,
however, exceeds the magnetic contribution to the specific heat of NiFe 2 0
by about 20 times. This peculiarity is presumably connected with the 4
a-P transition in magnetite, occurring at To,- 1130K. A. I. Shallnikov is
thanked for the attention paid to this investigation. There are 2 figures
and 7 references: 3 Soviet and 4 non-Soviet. The references to English-
language publications read as follows; J. M. Hastings, L. M. Corliss, Re%
Mod. Phys., 25, 1149 19531 H. Kaplan,'Phys. Rev.,.�6, 121, 19521 Ref- 4.
J. S. Kouvel, Phys. Rev., 102, 1489v 1956.
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Specific heat of nickel ferrite ... B117/B102
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra nizkikh temperatur (Low Temperature Department)
SUBMITTED: January 13, 1961
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- L-EYS MIMA33 -N. 1. - -- --
IEYSTRUMAS, K. I.: "Better varieties of spring Wheat in the Lithuanian SSR.11
Min Higher Education USSR. Lithuaniaa Agricultural ."cadeV.
Kaunas, 1956. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in
Agricultural Science)
So: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 19, 1956.

IEYT, A. (Leits, A.]
Gontradictions of the U.S. imperialism at the third stage of the
crisis of the world capitalist system. Izv. AN Latv. SSR no-5:
27-44 62. (MI4 16:7)
(United States-Economic conditions)

UYLIN, SeLeg prof', STJBDDTIN, MeYa,,-prof.0 L-BYTAN. V.I., aspirant,
CMMMYIM: L.N., aspirant.
Changes in the placenta in pregnanV subjects with nephropathy
[with summary in English], Akujh~, i gine 34 no,"5:65-69 8-0 '58
(XIRA 11.10)
10' Is kafedry akfisherstva I ginekologii (zav.-- roft SOL* Xeylin)
I kafedry gistologil*(zav. - prof. M.Ya. Snb'6o`t;n3 Novosibirskogo
meditsinskogo instituta**
(10M DISRASES. in pregn.
placental changes (Rue))
(PLACE14TA, pathol.
In kidney die. (Rue))

LNYTAX, V.I., aspirant
Ilectrophoretic determination of serum proteins in nother and
child during labor, Akush,1 gin. 35 no.6t6l-64 X-D 159.
(MIPA 13 t4)
1. Is kafedry akusherstva I Sinekologil (saveduyushohiy - prof.
S.Le raylls) Novosibirskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(111M PROTIMS)
PMNANff blood)
ANT (NBk%M) blood)
M

KMIN, S.L., prof.,- KRAVTSOVA, G.B.; LEYTAN-V..I,.
Protein and carbohydrate content in the amniotic fli:ld duz!bg
labor. Akush.i gin. no.5:55-59 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. 1z kafedry akusherstva. i ginekologii (zav. - prof. S.L. Keylin)
Novosibirskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(,DINIOTIC LIQUID) (FROTEIKS) (CARBOHYDRATES)
(LABOR (OBSTETRICS))

,,YURIIEVA, Ye.M.; LEYTA~~V L; BALANCIIUK, V.K.
Biochemical and histocramical research on placentall proteins in
S-0 f64.
late pregnancy toxemias. Akutih. I gin. 40 no.507-61
(KRA 18-- 5)
1. Kafedra gistologii i embriologii (zav. - prof. M.Ya.Subbotin)
Novosibirskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

LEYTAN, V.P. Wollosiblrsk, ul. Nehrascrva, 35)
Change in the connective tissue of the skin of embryos in
hyperthyroidism in parturiente. Arkh. anat. gist. i embr.
40 no.2s24-27 Y !61. WRA 14:5)
1. Kafedra gistologii i embriologii (zav. - prof. M.Ya. Subbotin)
Novosibirskogo meditsinsk9jo instituta.
(THYROID GLAND-DISEASES) (PREGNANCY, COMPLICATIONS OF)
(CONNECTIVE TISSUES) (SKIN)

PAVLOV, 2.nzh., WiRIMOICHIK, 1-1-, inzh, - LEYTIES A A inzh.
Developwnt of boilers in the Barnaul boiler faatory,
T6-ploenergetika 12 no.8:6-12 Ag 165. (114IRA 18: 9)
la Barnaullakiy kotellnyy zavode

USSR / Morphology of Van and Animals. Nervous System. S-1
Abs Jour :Ref zhur - Biol., No 5j, 1958, No 21696
Author :Mellman, Ye. P.x_kX12~A- ~L-
Inst got given
Title On Distribution of the Pelvic Nerves and Their Participation
in Innervation of the Colon.
Orig Pub V sb.: Probl. morfol. nervn. sistemy. L., Medgiz, 1956,
138-148.
Abstract The distribution and structure of pelvic nerves are described.
The nerves were studied on 33 human cadavers of different age,
14 rabbits and 58 dogs. It was demonstrated by severing
procedures that the ascending trunks consist, predominantly,
of parasympathetic nerve fibers.
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USSR / Morphology of Man and Animals. Nervous System. S-1
Abs JOur Ref Zhur - Biol.) No 5j 1958, NO 21694
Author LkWt~~~
Inst : Not given
Title : participation of the Pudendal Nerves in Formation of the
Pelvic Plexus and in Innervation of the Rectum.
Orig Pub : V sb.: Probl. morfol. nem. sistemy. L.., Medgiz.. 1956,,
14g-155.
Abstract A study was made of the extramural nerves of the rectum on
85 dogs and 13 blungn cadavers by microscopic and gross
methods and, in addition by using the supravital methylene
blue stain on dogs: the pudendal nerves were severed in 5
dogs. It was demonstrated that the pudendal nerves are
derived primarily from the let and 2nd sacral nerves. Immed-
iately uron their appearance they send off large branches to
the penis and the perineum. The middle portion of the
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USSR / Morphology of Man and Animals. Nervous System. S-1
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol.,, No 5, 1958., No 21694
Abstract pudental nerve gives off the inferior (caudal) rectal nerve
which f6rns doradl and ventral branches. The dorsal branches
end in ganglions of tile IntermedGrplexua in the rectum. The
ventral branches intorlace with descending branches of the
rectal plexus. It was impossible to trace their course
within the rectal wall in these preparations. The rectal
plexus is a portion of the pelvic plexus and is formed by the
hypogastric nerves, the nerves to the levator ani and by the
branches of the lumbar and, partially, sacral divisions of the
sympathetic system. The terminal portion of the pudendal
nerve forms ascending branches running toward the prostate
and the urethra.
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Country, : USSR
Category: Moan an&Aniiml morphology (Norml and pathological).
Nervous Systou. Puripheral Nervous Systam.
Abs Jour: Fgfiftol-, No 2. 1959, No 7548
Author : Leytes
Inst : Ba_sliUriya Widical. Institute
Title ; The~-Zxperivant or Experinental-Morphologic law-lysis or
innirvation or Maclell . of -Pelvic, Floor
Orig Pub: Sb.'nauchn. tr Wedry nornal'n. anatmaii. Bashkirsk.
med. in-t., Ufa, Bashkirsk. lm. izd-vo, 1957, 208-214
Abstract: In experimaits with removal in doGs of 2-3 caudal,
lumbar and Bacral spinal ganglia resultinC; in dis-
covery of dogeneration of nerve fibers and receptors,
it was shmi that the paths of unilateral and crossing
sensory spinal innervation of muscles elevating the
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ISMES, A.L.,kandidat maditsinakikh nauk
~rvalion of muscles of the pelvic floor; study in
experimental morphol6gy. Akush. i gin. 33 no,1:22-30 Ja-Y 157
(MIRA 10:4)
1. 1% kafedry.normallnoy anatomii (zav.-prof. S.Z. Lukmanov) BasbLkirskago
meditsinskago institute. i kafedry normallnoy anatemii
(zav.-prof. 7.A. Volynekly) Odeaskogg meditsinskogo instituta.
(PELVIC SUPiiORTING StRUGTURES, innerv.
innerv. of muse. of pelvic floor in women,
morphol.) (Rue)

IRYTES, A.L., kand.med.nauk
Innervation of the muscles of the urogenital triangle in men*'
Urologiia 23 no;5:33-40 S-0 158 (miRA Hal)
1. Is kafedry nonW,noy anatomij (zav. prof. F,A, Volynekiy)
Odesskogo meditsinskogo instituta, I kafedry normallnoy anatomii
(zave* - prof. 3.Z. Lmkmanov) Basbk-irskogo meditsinskogo inatituta'
(PERMUK, Innervation
nerves rf urogenital trangle. cadaver study in men
(Rug))

j;rIES, A.L., kand.med.nauk
On T.A.9usnetsov's article "New operation in prolepse of the
.rectum for reconstruction of its sphincter apparatus". Vest. khir.
wuo.2:144 F 158. (MIRA 11:3)
03CTUM-SURMY)

LEYTES9 A.L., kand.mednauk; SUVARGULOVI T.S.p kand.med.nauk
Some problems in i3.eo- and colooystoplasty in an experiment.
Urologiia ro.5t40-42 161. (MIRA 14911)
l.; Iz kafedry normallnoy anatmii Nava - prof. S.Za Lakmanov)
i kafedry patologicheakoy anatomii (zav, - prof. V.V. Zhukhin)
Basbkirskogo meditainskogoInstituta.
(BLADDKR--SURG-EU) (COLON (ANATCMY)-TRAVSPLANTATIO'N)
(ILEUM-TRANSMANTATION)

IMES, A.L., kand.med.nauk
Some problems of ileocystoplasty under experimental conditions.
Report No.l. Urologiia no.6:20-23 160. (MMA 1-5:5)
1. Iz kafedry normallnoy aratomii (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell
nauki Bashkirskoy ASSR prof. S.Z. Luknanov) BasWcirskogo meditsin-
akogo instituta.
(HM-TRANSPLANTATIOII) (BLADDM-~ERY)

ACCESSION NR: AR4023355 S/0299/"/000/004/XDIS/MO18
SOURCE: RZh. Biologlya, Abs. 4M129
AUTHOR: ~~yA!s. A. L.-. Sunarsulov, T. S.
TITLE: Morphological'change a in a bladder graft transplanted into the Intestine
after transsection of the major afferent vessels and nerves
CITED SOURCE; Sb. nauchn. tr. morfol. kafedr. Bash~i~sk. sad. in-t, v. 13,, no.
1, 1963, 221-222
TOPIC TAGS: intestinal graft, intestinal graft acceptance, gra'fi related Muscu--~
lar atrophy, graft related sclerosis, bladder graft, organ graft
TRANSLATXON: Triangular grafts from the -,posterior wall of the bladder were trans-
planted into the descending colon or its segment in 15 dogs. The grafts rct&:Lnedi--.--
the structure characteristic of the area of origin over periods ranging from 3
days to 9 months. Growth of connective tissue appeared to various degrees in
different experimental either where the vassels and nerves of the graft were pres-,
served undisturbed,, or In cases of simult4meous or staggered transsection.
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ACCESSION NR: AR4023355
Sclerosis usually developed along the contour of the natural intermuscular
layers and formed ring-shaped euvelopments ar(nmd imusele bands. As a result,
the latter were subject to slowly increasing atrophy. N.S.
DATE ACQ: 16Mar64 SUB CME: AM ENCL: 00
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LEYTES, A.L., kand. mod. nauk
Morphology of the vascular clannel in vesicointestinal anastomoses
and its role In collateral blood circulation; experimental study.
Urologila no.6:29-33 H-D 163* (MA 17:9)
1. Iz kafedry normallnoy anatomii (zav,zasluzhennyy deyatell
nauki Bashkirskoy SSR prof. S.Z. Lukmanov) Bashkirskogo medi-
tainskogo Inatituta I kafedry urologil (zav.- prof. A.M.
Gasparyan) I Leningradskogo meditainskogo Institute imeni Pavlova.

ARSIMIYXV. Aleksey Lleksandrovich; BUFF. lazart Samoylovich;,,W=.,,.-_
Al k~r_XaUeyqy~O;_~MVITSKIY, O.D., otvetstvennyy red.;
q~~_
IL'IFAs U.Se, red.izd-va; RTLIHA, Tu.Vo# tekhaprods
[Geological structure of Chita Province; a brief account]
Geologicheskoe stroenie Chitinskol oblasti; kratkii ochark.
HoBkva, Izd-vo Aked. nauk SSSR, 1958. 102 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(Ghita Province-Geology)

tz~
AR M , A.A., kand.geOlogo-mineral.nauk, otv.red.; ASKA I = IT, V.V., inzh.-
geolog, inzh.-geolog, red,; POPOV, S.D., doktor
geologo-mineral.nauk, red.4 Sootavitell karti ZARKU, S.I.; SULXR-
ZHITSKIT, L.D.. GALUMO, To.A., red.,izd-ve; ASTAFITNA, G.A.,
takhn.red.
[Mineral deposits in Chita Province; ferrous and nonferrous metal
dep0Bit81 Poleznye iskopaemye Chitinskoi oblasti; chernye matally
i nometallicheskie poleznye iskopasmys. Koskva, 1959. 141 p.
(KIRA 13:2)
1. Akademiya nauk S88R, Sovet po izucheniyu proizvoditellnykh
oil. 2. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN SSSR (for Lapekin,
Salerzhitskiy).
(Chita Province--Ore deposits)

BMICREVSKAYA. M.Te.; LETTES, A.M.
Copper potential of the eaetern Udokan Range. Razved. i okbe
n~dr 26 no. 1:13-18 Ja 160. (MIRA-13:12)
1. Sovet po izucheniyu pr012Voditelfnykh oil AN SSSR (for
Bardichevokaya). 2. Geologicheskiy institut AN SSSR (for
Leytes).
(Udokan Range--Copper.ores)

LEYTES, A.M.; MARKOV, M.S.
In the Geological Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.;
sixtieth anniversary of the birth of E.V.Pavlovskii. Izv. All SSSR.
Ser.geol. 26 no.8:128 Ag .161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Pavlovskii, Evgeni:L Vladimirovich, 1801-)

PREOBRAZHENSKIY, V.S., kand.geogr.nauk; ZHUKOV, V.M., kand.geogr.
nauk; MUKHINA, L.I., kand.geogr.nauk; NEDESHEV, A.A., kand.
geogr.nauk; ALEKSAITDROVA, T.D.; GOVSHO R.K., inzh.; LEYTES, A.M..,
naucbnyy sotr.; CHMOOM., V.Ye... red. izd-va;
tekbn. red.
[Natural conditions of the reclamation of the northern part of
Chita.Province] Prirodnye usloviia osvoeniia Severa Chitinskoi
obl:asti. Moskva., Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962. 125 P.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut geografii. 2. Institut geografii
Akademii nauk SSgR (for Zhukov~,, Mukhina). 3. Zabaykallskiy kom-
pleksnyy nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut Sibirskogo otdeleniya
(for Nedeshev, Aleksandrova). 4. Zabaykallskoye upravleniye
Gidrometeorologicheskoy sluzh (for Govah). 5. Institut geolog-ji
Akademii nauk SSSR (for Leytels
(Chita Province-Pbysical geograpby)

LRYTECS., A*H&
Basic structural elements in the Pre-Cambrian. Izv.AN SSSR.Ser.
geol. 27 no.4%102-105 Ap 162. (MIRA 1534)
(G6ology, Structural)

GARMKIY, R.G.;- 1ZYTES, A.M.
Seeond All-Union Conference on TectonicS. JZV. AN 55SR. Serogeole
27 no.12:128-131 D 162. (MIRA 16:2)
(Geology, Structural) ,

GARKSKI19 B.G.; ISYMp A.M.
Dismssion of important problems in tectonise Test. AN SM
32 no.128202-10t 16 * (MIRA 150.2)
Geologyp Structural-Congresseo)

IBYTES., A.M. -1
Pre-Cambrian crystalline complex of the,Syallban-Konda interfluve
(Olekma-Vitim mountain area). Trudy VSGI Ser.geol. no.5:201-220
162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Geologicheskiy institut AN SSSR,, Moskva.
(Syultbafi Valley--Geology)
(Konda Valley (Chita Province)-Geology)

GARETSKIY, R.G., kand. geol.-aineral. nauk; UYTES, A.M.
A discussion on the problems of tectonics hold at Moscow.
Vest. AN SSSR 33 no.51109-3-11 YT 163. (MIRA 16W
(Geology, Structural)

PAVLOVSKIYP Ye.V.L LEYTES, A.M.
Concerning N.A. Dykhover's book "Distribution of world mineral
resources based on the, epochs of ore formation." Izv. AN SSSR
Ser. geol. 28.102-103 S t63. (KIRA 16.10)

BELYAYEVSKIY, N.A., otv. red. otv. red.; SHEYNW-1141,
Yu.14., otv. red.; BELOUSOV, V.V., red.; BOGDMIOV, A.A., red,;
GUETSKIY, R.G., red.; GUBIN, I.Ye., red.; KROPOTKIF, P.N.,
red.;SHTREYS, N.A. red.; 14AZAROVICH, O.A., red.; MUAATOV,M.V.,
red.; NIKOIAYEV, N.I., red.; PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.V.y red.; PEYVE,
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