SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LIYGANT, M. - LIZGUNOVA, M. V.

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AUTHOR: Liygant, M.
.1 TITLE: The theory of artificial Earth satellite tracking cameras
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 6.51.89
kEF SOURCE: Soobshch. Tartusk. astrofiz. observ., no. 14, 1965, 1-34
TOPIC TAGS: camera, satellite tracking, artificial satellite observation, artificial
earth satellite
ABSTRACT: The theoretical principles of designing photographic cameras for artificial
Earth satellite (AES) observation and tracking are expounded. A limiting star magni-
tude for an AES is considered, as well as methods of increasing the penetrating force
of a camera. A classification of cameras in made depending on methods of satellite
mo tion compensation and reference star exposure. In correspondence with the above
methods of compensation, standard camera assemblies, program devices for compensation
cameras, and problems of guiding tracking cameras are examined. Basic elements-of
satellite tracking techniques, such as selection of points to be measured as well as
trails, are discussed# (Translation of abstract) Bibliography of 24 titles. D. G.
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LIYGAJIT, M.K. (Migant, M.]
Tartu Station for the Observation of Artificial Earth
Satellites (19601,/ ). Biul. sta. opt. nabl. isk. spiit. Zem.
no.33:26-29 163. (MIW, 17:7)
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PHAS9 I BOOK EXPLOITATION Wv/4132
Liyk, Rollf Vladimirovich., and Yefim MikhaylovIch Foytenberg
AvtomILticbeskLym telefonnays staatsiya dekadno-shagovoy sistemy ATS-54 (ATS-54
Thn-Step Automatic M~lephoue Exchange) Moscow, Svyazlizdat., 1959. 225 P-
5,,000 copies printed.
Peep. Ed.,. L. Ya. Eydellmma,, Ed.: L. M. Kirillovj Tech. Ed.: G. 1. Shefer.
PURPOSE: This book is for personnel of telephone exchanges, scientific research
institutes,, p3anning and designing offices., and industrial enterprises.
COVERAGE: Tbe book describes the technical aspects and special features of ATS-54
equipment for local and long-distance telephone sets. In 1959 this equipment
was operated on an experimental basis in Moscow and Ieningrad, and its serial
production is plann d for the current year. Chapters I., III., IV and V, and the
appendix were written by Y. M. Rpytenberg; the foreword and Chapters 1I, VI,
and VII were written by R. V. Liyk. Mere am 12 references,, all Soviet.
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LIIMRVAN, D.L.
ISMIIWMMM~
The present status and main problems of physics of the lowest atmos-
pheric Wer. Trudy GGO n-0-53:3-13 155. (KLRL 9:8)
(Atmosphere)

'~ACCESSION NR: AT042288 S/0000/631003/000/0107/0114
AUTHOR: Liyn, Kh. A.; Yanes, Kh. 1.
TITLE: Operation of a fiat straight-line induction pump with side mounted super-
,conductor bars
SOURCE: Sbyeshchanlye po teoreticheskoy I prikladnoy magnitnoy 91drodinamike. 3d,
Riga, 1962. Voprosy* magnitnoy 91drodinamiki (Problems in magnetic hydrodynamics);
4okiady* soveshchaniya, V. 3. Riga, lzd-vo AtJ LatSSR, 1963, 107-114
TOPIC TAGS: hydromagnetics, clectrixiiagnetic induction pump, straight I ine induc-
tion pump, pump EMN-6, liquid aluminuat puiiip, hydro-;iagnetic pump operation, super-
conductor bar, net pump power, pump efficiency, pump pressure level, metal flow rate
ABSTRACT: The net power, head, efficiency and neL to total power ratio of an EMN-6
eltectromagnetic induction pump for liquid aluminum transfer are analyzed mathemati-
cal 1y in relation to the rate of flow and feed line frequency (0-15 M/sec, 0-150
cycles/sec., 19.4 amps., 380 or 383 V). The flaw channel of non-conducting material
band superconductor bars are side-mounted externally. The results are plotted
graphically and indicate that calculations ignoring power losses to steel material
of the magnetic circuit are appropriate in qualitative analyses of pump operation.
guantitative evaluations Ignoring such losses Oroduced errors of up to + 12.6% for
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maximum ef f Iciency, and less t1han + 2.5% for net power and head, whi le variations
I resulting in the net to total power ratio were insignificant. Odg. art. has: 4
!graphs and 18 equations.
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.To 9631* (MIR& 14:6)
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Offect of Denervatio, j on the
ITumber of '.itoses -~nd Amitoses in Vie Red Done
Marrow of a ]"abbit.
Orig ?ub Uch. zap. `I-'tavro.-)oI'sk -led. in-t 195',v7n. 1,
35-42
Abstract Studies *rere condiicted of Vie effxt of -,-.~osthe-
morrha,ic aneinii co.,bined ~:j.th Vie denerv~.tion
of one of Vle extre lities :-~f a rab-,it on the
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RATNER, Yu. A.; LIYUBINA, H. I.
Activity of the Oncological Society of the Tatar ASSR for 1960.
Vop. onk. 7 no.7:3-12-n5 161. (MIRA .15:2)
(TATAR A.S.S.R.-ONCOLOGICAL SOCIETIES)

MV, E. [Liiv, E. ]
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Kinetics of the forriation of co.,aplex compounds of chlorobutene
with electrophilic rietal chlorides. Izv. AIII Est. SSR. Ser.fiL.-
mat. i tokh.nauk 31, no.2:281-289 165.
("I,D,A 19: 1)
1. Institut khimii All Estonokay SSR. Sub-iitted May 8, 1964.

VYSOTSY,AYA.,.K.P., dotsent (Irkutsk, Baykallskaya u1., d.58-g);
UY-14-YUh., [Liiv,E. I (Tartu, Estonskaya SSR, u1. Kalevi,
d 106~a, kv-3); TIKHANE, Kh.M. (Tihane, H.1; ROZEITBLYUM,
M:B. (Minsk, u1. Kirova,d.2;kv.43); VELLER, D.G. (Kharlkoyp
Kostomarovskava ul.,d.18,kv.19); CHERKASUVA, T.I. (Moskva,
ii1.M--irkh1evrLogv (1.15,1h,.14); DEDOVA, V.D.
Abstracts of articles received by the editors. Ortop.,
travm. i protez. 24 no-3:73-76 Mr 163.
(MIRA.17:2).':,
1. Iz fAkul'tatskoy k1drurgicheskoy kliniki (zav. kafedray
prof. B.D. Dobyehin) Irkutskogo maditainskogo instituta,-
(rektor - prof. A.M. Nil+itin) (for Vysotskaya). 2. Iz
Tartuskoy gorodskoy klinichevk(rl bollnitsy (for Liyv
Tikhane~. 3. 1z khirurgicheskogo otdelenlys. (Zav. k1d.
med. nauk G.M. YaYovenko) mediko-sanitamoy chasti Minskogo
traktornogo zavoda (for Rozenblyum). 4. 1z TSentrallnogo
instituta travmatologii i ortopedil (dir. - prof. M.V.
Volkov) (for Cherkasova, Dedova).

UTTSO K.V.; _LIYV, E.Kh. [Lilv, F.)
Study of ion-catalytic telomerJzation. Part 4: Conductance of
the medium In the telomerization reaction of isoprene with Its
hydrochloride. Zhur. org. khim. I no.4:626-630 Ap 165.
(MIRA 18:11)
1, Institut khimil AN Estonskoy SSR.

L17V. Ya. [Mv. J.], mladshiy nauchrqy sotvn,An4k.
Knor improvements of natural hayland as the most ooonomical method
of establishing cultivated pastures, ZhivotnovodstTo 20 no,5;56-59
W7 '58. (KIRA 1115)
1. 31stonsidy nauchno-insledovatellakly institut zemledeliya i
melloratsile
(Batonia-;-Pastures and meadove)

TEPAKS, L.A., dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk; VELINER, Kh.A. (Velner, H.],, dotsent.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; PAALI, L.L., (Paal. L,], kand.takhn.nauk; AYTSAM, A.M.,
[Aitsam, A.), kand.tekhn.nauk; LIYV, D.R., [Liiv, U.),, inzh.
Water hammer in a low-pressure hydroelectric power station with a
sudden loss of load and methods for studying it on a stand* Izv.vya.
ucheb.zav.1 energ. 4 no.4:109-117 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:5).
1* Tallinskiy politekhaicheakiy Institute I~r- Optavl#na, kafedroy
gidravliki.
(Hydraulic turbines) (Water hammer)

~IVYA2 A.A. LLilva, A.j
Absolu-,F:f
Geokhlraianrciro~ by ti,,
-P:710-71:? 161.
I- IrUtit"t zc)olor!ii I 6otaniki AN

-LIrVAP-A.Lidiva, A.); ILIVW, E.[Ilves, H.]
SYnthenis of methanol for detOrmining nitural radiocarbon by
the scintiliation method."~v,, AN Eat. SSR. Ser. fis. mat. i
tekh. nauk U no.4:272-2-76 162~ (MUM 16: 1)
1, Inotitut zoologii i botaniki AN Ratonakoy SSR.
(Methanol) (Carbon-Isotopes)

A-C-CM; -A P6 0 22 1'82 SOURCE CODE! UR/0023/66/000/001/0088/oo93
AUTHOR: Liyva, A. - Liiva, A. ; IF ves, E. - lives, E. ; Punni
Punning. X -M.
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ORG: Institute of Zoology and otany, Academy of Sciences Estonian SSR .(Institut
zoologii i botaniki Akademit nauk Estonskoy SSR)
TITLE: Noise-level power equivalents of some photoelectron multipliers
SOURCE: AN EstSSR. Izv. Ser fiz-matem i tekhn n, no. 1, 1966, 88-93
TOPIC TAGS: photoelectron multiplier, Beta radiation, scintillation counter, noise
1;5vel testing
ABSTRACT: The Institute of Zoology and Botany, Academy of Sciences Estonian
SSR, Introduced new noise-level testing techniques for Individual selection of photo-
electron multipliers, in order to minimize the noise present in measureing instru-
ments which record soft, low-energy Beta radiation, with particular emphasis on
scintillation counters, whose sensitivity depends on the noise generated by the
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multipliers. Since the noise levels of these multipliers vary considerably even
within a single production lot, it is emphasized that the selection should be individualJ
The multipliers were tested for power equivalents of noise levels, noise level
dependence on"miultiplier voltage, and noise spectra....All measurements were
made with the use of a single-channel scintillation counter shown in the original
article. Power-line voltage stabilization was achieved by using an ~T-200~Vl~
)electronic stabilizer. The characteristics and parameters of the multipliers tested,
and the noise-level voltage minima are presented in tabulated form in the original
article. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 1 table. (Based on authors' abstract) [DR]
SUB CODE: 09, 18,.Wl SUBM DATE: 30Dec64/ ORIG REF: 004/
OTH REF: 003/
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LIYVAj, A.A. [Liivaj, A.); ILIVES, E.O. [Ilves, E.]
Metal vessels for liquid scintillation counters. Prib. i tekh.
skep. 8 no-5t215-U6 s-o 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Institut zoologii i botaniki AN Estonskoy SSR.

LIYVER. 8. 0. Cand Teoh bei -- (dies) ljlertho~~bf determining ~he L. lilAf 4wo.3-i
�7r, ~,, _Wj~ rb ~$j-1--. , I
~ 1 0,5 '6
operating bond tions of speed grinding." Tallin, 1957, 33 pp fo Om.
(Min of Higher Education USSR. Tallin Folytechnio Inst. Chair of Teahnology
of Maohine Building), 100 copies. (KL# 14-57, 86)
-18-

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4)
LIYVRAND, Ve E. Cand Mad Sci -- (disa) "On the dynamics of~serum proteins
in patients who have had rhematism, in connection with pregnancy and labor
(Clinical laboratory study)." Tartu, 1959. 26 pp (Tartu State Univ), 200 copies
(KL, 44-59, 129)
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KMTUNDY, GY.; ORKIN, B.D.; LIZAK, L.I.
.
Xffect of deformation on the decomposition of martensi'to in tempered
steel. Dop.Aff URSR ao.1:17-21 149. (nu 9: 9)
l.Diyonly chles AN UILSR (for Xardyumov).2.Chles-kerrespeadent AN URSR
(for Gw*zIx).O, Laboratorlya metalefisiki AN MR.

JANKOWSKI, Adam, technik; LIZL LA~~ - technik; AUGUSZYI!i':p Jan. technik;
I-IIIASTING"I'Sia Y jeiirj-,~~JnZ.-
Control systen of the burning Goqp paliw 11 Spef!lal
isaue no.(95):34-36 Ja 163.,
1. Elektrovmia Jaworzno II.

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,ADWr?,7rsrhio DO!rmlrialbeni 0! Carbon In 91pels. F. PL%ik:
luid D.JA-M. ti.-ty, 064, 0. (12), 715-7!8), (In,
Czathl. :' t-o-n! ) crnt4tinira 0. 2-1 00,', C .,nre u-4o-,d In a wrim of'
l
11 lln's :,vignod to rvc.-~rtairi the optimiun conEtimlA
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th ,pcUvgTaT,hio d-3terminitticn ofc-arbnn. In th- arialy"
In'A', f!rrrjrd ho within :J- 7% of tho v.du~i obtaipi-sd by
cheminnI aw%lygiq Nickel (I f, wirl to irlt.IILTj. --p. Y%

L 16523-63 EWP(k)/EWP(q)/EWT(m)/BDS AFFTC/AsD pf-4 jD
Z/059/62/000/004/007/007
AUTHOR: eizal, Bohuzil
TITLE; ;mical ~iiiing of _ajuminu~'2 of its alloys
%01
SOURCE: Letnany, Vjf-zkumny a Zkulebnl Letec4 6stav. Zpravodaj T="'
no. 4, 1962, 39-41
TEXT: Chemical milling of metals Is a modern machining method, by which
metal surface is etched away in a chemical solution. The parts not Intended for
milling must be protected. First step of the process consists of cleaning which
is done in the first step by a solvent, for instance acetone, then by 5% NaOff at
600C, and finally by nitric acid diluted 1:1. After washing with hot water the
sample is dried in air. The areas to be protected are covered by epoxy resins
using a suitable masking system. The etching is done by a 15% or 40% NaOH so-
lution in iron vats at 800C. The bath is agitated by a stream of air. A graph
is included showing the speed of etching at various concentrations of NaOH as a
function of working temperature. Regeneration is done by filtering of aluminum
hydroxide and adding fresh lye. The advantages of this process lie in its speed,
low investment and low operating costs. Orig. art. has 3 figures; 4 Czech and
Card 1/1 4 other references
Aj'0 ""V.,

LIZAL, Bohumil
~-- -- -. -11, emical milling of aluminum and its alloys. Zpravodaj VZLU 4:39-41
162.

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
S/276j63/000/002/032/052
A052/A126
Vacek, Miroslav, and L~zal Bohuslav
Coating for masking parts of workpieces during ch' ical
em
milling
Referativnyy zhurnal, Tekhnologiya mashinostroyeniya, no. 2,
1963, 113, abstract 2B622 P. (Czech. pat., cl. 48d, 1, no.
101039, September 15, 1961)
TEXT. A process is patented in which a corrosion-resistant com-
pouni is applied to the surface to be masked during chemical milling, of
an Al or Al-alloy product produced by mixing 25-60% solid epoxy resin solu--
tion, i.e. a resin of a high molecular weight, with a solidifier (dicyan-
diamide, phtha)ic anhydride) in a corresponding solvent (acetone, ethyl
acetate, xylene or their mixture) with 10-20% /4 -alkoxymethylpolyamido
solution which imports elasticity to the compoundt improves adhesion and
increases cor;."osion resistance in alkali medium. The solutions are mixed
in ouch quantities that the compound produced contains 10-50,3' PolYamide
per 100% by weight of epoxy resin and the total dry residue content make's
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S/276/63/000/002/032/052
'Coating for masking parts... A052/A126
i up 20-401,161 by weight. Softeners, fillers and pigmenting substanceo can be
added to the mixture. The mixture is applied by spraying to the degreased
and etched surface after which it is dried about an hour at 50-1200C and
solidified during 1-2 hours at 120-1800C. Approximate epoxy resin composi-
tions (in weight parts): 1) 25 solid epoxy resin, 1 dicyandiamide, 10 14. -
alkoxymethylpolyamide, 27 ethyl acetate, 22 butyl alcohol, 15 xylene. 2)
15 solid epoxy resin, 9 phthalic anhydride, 3 /t-alkoxymethylpolyamide,
20 acetone, 10 butyl acetate, 18 toluene, 25 ethyl alcohol. The coating
produced has a good corrosion resistance in 12-40% alkali solutions at
elevated temperatures.
V. Levinson
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation.)
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA Farm Animals. Cattle.
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Biologiya, No 2, 1959, No. 7318
Author lizal,~~~
Inst Wo--t-given e o? Feeding upon the Quality
Title The Influenc
and Composition of Milk in Dairy Cows
Orig Pub Nas chov, 1957, No 24, 663-664
Abstract No abstract given
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Lizal, F.
AORICULTURE
Research on the production of feeding stuffs and cattle feedi-g. p. 639.
Vol. 5, no. 12, 1958
Monthly Index of Fast Airopaan Accessiona (EFAI) LC, Vol. 8, No. 4, April 1958

LIZAL9 Frantisekp Inz.
From the research on cattle breeding and feeding. Vestnik CSAZV
7 no.3:148-151 160. (EEAI 9:7)
1. Vyzkumny ustav pro chov akotu Ceakoslovenske akademie zemedel-
skych ved, Rapotin u Sumperka.
(Czec~oslovakia--Cattle)

LIZAL9 Frantisekt Inz.
MOM j, an bi vedbigg feedingg and preventing diseases of cattle.
Vestnik CSAZV 7 no.10:526-529 160. (EEAI 10:3)
1. Vyzkumny ustav pro chov skotu Ceskoolovenake akademle zemodelskych
vedq Rapotin u Sumperka.
(Czechoslovakia--Cattle)

LIZAL Frantleek Inz.; SUCHANEK, Bohumil, Inz.
Solved scientific research tasks in the field of cattle breeding.
Vestnik CSAZV 8 no.7:385-392 '61.
1. Vyzkumy ustav pro chov akotu Ceskoslovenake akademie zenedelskych
ved, Rapotin u Sumperka.
(Cattle)

LIZAL, Frantisek, inz. CSc.
" 1. 4- - - ~'. -
New results of the research on cattle breeding and feeding.
Vest ust zemedel 11 no. 4:122-127 164.
1. Research Institute of Cattle Breeding, Rapotin near Sumperk.

LIZAL, Frantisek, inz, C5c,
.;-,, n;i r"!,,n,
Further re.-mits of the res-irch c-n t:-,~rid'- -p I t. . - I
feeding of cattle. Vest, net, zemede" 12 no~,,:16/-H,6 16 '-~ a
1. Research Institute of Cattle Broeding, F(apotin near Slimperk,

AUTHORS: Plzalk, F., Ing. and Lizal, B., CZECH/34-59-4-4/18
TITLE: Investigation of th~e___O*p'ti~u-m Conditions of quantitative
Spectrographic Determination of Substances in Powder Form
(V.ygetfeni nejvhodn6jgfch podminek kvan~itativnlho
spektrogratak;ho stanovenif lzftek v forme pra's"kov4)
PERIODICAL: RtiCai-okLI Lijgty, 1959, Nr - 4;41ij~ 2976)~-5M,
(Ciec'hoslovakia)
ABSTRACT: The technique of-carrying out spectrographic tests on
substances in powder form has not been developed to the
same satisfactory extent as it has been for substances
in the '- solid,'and liquid statibso Two relevant
Soviet papers were published on this subject. Buyanov
(Ref 1) carried out his tests on powder placed on nickel
or copper electrodes whilst Rusanov and Tarasov (Ref 2)
forced the powderby means of an air blastinto the
region of the arc and spark discharge. The authors of
this paper made check tests for the purpose of verifying
the quantitative method suggested by Buydnov. This method,
which has hitherto not been used in Czechoslovakia, is
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CZECH/34-59-4-4/18
Investigation of the Optimum Conditions of Quantitative Spectro-
graphic Determination of Substances in Powder Form
azooAff4fatus and yields awurate results.'
For the purpose of comparison, the authors also carried out
tests with rotating samples pressed into briquettes and
with powders in solution. The applied technique, the
apparatus and the schedules of the tests are described in
some detail. In the comparative tests, the total quantities
of Fe, SiO and CaO of cupola slags were analysed
2
and in Table 1, p 301, the analysis duration as well as
the accuracy of the results are compared for the three
enumerated methods. The total duration of the analysis
by means of a slidable nickel plate electrode is 80 min.
as compared with 105 min of the briquette method and
188 minfor the powder in solution; the respective
accuracies were + 10, � 5 and + 3%. It was found that use
of a nickel platj is preferabl'i since it is less liable
to corrosion and also it has more convenient comparison
spectrum lines than copgr. The device for regulating
the feed of the bottom nickel and copper) electrode is
ca.rd2/3 shown in Figure 1 (sketch) and in Figures 2 and 3 V-11

CZECH/34-69-4-4/18
Investigation of the Optimum Conditions of quantitative Spectro-
graphic Deternhation of Substances in Powder Form
(photographs). The device used for the rotat*4 briquette
electrode is shown in Figure 5 (sketch) and in Figures
6 and 7 (photographs). There are 8 figures, 1 table and
2 Czech references.
JI
ASSOCIATION: Statrif vy'zkumny ustav materia'lu a technologie, Praha
(State Research Institute for Materials and
Technology, Prague)
SUBMITTED: December 9, 1958
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BGATOV, V.I.; AKULISHINA, Ye.P.; BUDNIKOV, V.I.; GERASIMV, Ye.K.;
GUROVA, T.I.; KAZARSKIY, YU.P.; KAZARINOVI V.P.;
KONTOROVICH, A.E.; KCSOLOBOV, N.I.- LIZALEK N.A.:
MATUKHIN, R.G.; MATUKHINA, V.G.; PiriaFr,-"v-.t;-~ODIN,
R.S.; SAVITSKIY, V.Ye.; SHISHKIN, B.B.; GRIN, Ye.P.,
tekhn. red.
(Lithoformational analysis of sedimentary rocks) Litologo-
formatsionnyi analiz osadochnykh tolshch. Pod red. V.I.
Bgatova i V.P.Kazarinova). (MIRA 16:7)
1. Sibirskiy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institutu geologii,
geofiziki i. minerallnogo syrlya.
(Rocks, Sedimentary--Analysio)

LIZALEK, N..,A.
secondary alter~#tions of De7onian rocks in the South Hinusinsk
Lowland. Geol.i geofiz. no.7s88-94 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Sibirskiy nauchno-issledovatal'Aiy institut geologii, geofiAiki
i minerallnogo Byrtya, Novosibirsk.

LIZA1,21M, N.A.
Characteristics of Devonian clay...rocks in the southern Minusinsk
Basin. Trudy SNIIGGINS 4qqs5644 160, (MIRA 14:7)
(Minusinak Baaifi--Clay)

LIZAT K, N.A.
Lower and Middle Devonian petrographic and mineralogical
characteriatics of the South Hinusinsk Lowland. Trudy SNIIGGI,'B
no.1:80-86 159, OMIA 15:4)
(Mirminsk Basin.-Plineralogy) (Geology, Stratigraphic)

DGATOV) V.I.; DOGOIZFOV, K.V.; KAZARINOV) V.P.; KALUGIN, A.S.; KOSOLOBGV,
N.I.; KOBYGIN, Yu.A.; KiWILINIKOV, B.N.j- KWNOV) V.I.; Y,.UZWT60V,
Yu.A.; KUZNETi(JV, V.A.; lJZP
ROSTOVTSEV, N.H.; SAKS, V.1i.
In memory of Vadim Sergeevich Meleshchenko. Geol.i geofiz.
no*2:130-131 162, (MIRA 15-4)
(Nbleshchenko., Vadim Sergeevichj, 1917-1961)
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LI DR, Aleksandra Anatol'Yevna a,d samygin, G. A.
"The Wluence of the Length of Day on the Growth of Lemon Trees,"
Doki. A. Na :p SSSRJP 80, iio. 6, 977-80, 1951-

ZHOIKHv IOH, Vol.; FRUSAKOVA, I.-IJA g, IJJAIM-AeA*~, ~!
Tranalocation of assimilates and respiration of conducting tissues
as affected by soil moisture [with sumary in Inglish], Piziol.
rast. 5 no.'4t337-344 JI-,Ac 158. (KnA 11:8)
1. Institut fistologil rastenly im. K.A. Timiryawra AN SSSR.
Mookwa.
(Soil moisture) (Plants, Notion of fluids iu) (Plants-Respiration)

LIZANDR, A.A.; BHOVTSYNA, V.I..
Physiological role of the caullne leavrs of rice during -he
formation and maturing of caryOp3es. Fiziol. rast. 11 no. 3:
391-397 164. (KRA 170)
1. Timiryazev Institute of Plant Physiology, U.S.S.R.
Academy of Sciences, Moscow.

LIZAWjS,_VwG. ; KHO14E, NKO, V. I.
I ~ I
Geological interpretation of the results of geophysical Btudieo
of the Tygorlat-Gutinskiy volcanic ridge. Geofiz. sbor. no.3.-120-128
162. (14IRA 25 :9)
properties)
(Transcarpathia-Rocks., Igneous--Magnetic
(Prospecting-Geophysical methods)

S/169/63/000/001/052/062
D263/D308
AUTHOR:
Lizanets, V.G.
TITLE: A graphical method for the determination of the
gravitational effect of vertical cylindrical masses
PERIODIG&: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika no. 1, 1963, 25,
abstract 1D131 (Nauchn. zap. Llvovsk. politekhn.
in-tt 1962, no. 80, 148-154)
TOM The author proposes a relatively simple graphical
method for the determination of the gravitational effect of verti-
cal cylindrical masses. In this procedure the gravitational force
Ag. along the -axis of the cylinder is calculated with the aid of a
grid supplied by the author. The gravitational force of the
cylinder, lag, is then determined at certain fixed points of the
profile, and a family of curves describing the variation of
Ago/Ago (sic) with depths h and h2 is constructed. Using
thRse curvesp for every observatioh point xf the difference
f k h2/r Xhl/r is constructed, and is then multi Iplied by.

S 169/63/000/001/052/062
A graphical method D263/D308
Ago obtained from the grid for the origin of coordinates. The
gra"tational effect of more complicated but still isometric masses
may be calculated by'regarding such an effect as a sum of those of
elementary cylindrical masses*
CAbstracter a note: Complete translation 7
Card 2/2

ZYRYANOV, V., kand. tekhn. naukj LIZAREV, A.., kand. tekhn. nauk-- SPEKTOR,
Y
Mlp kand. tekhn. nauk
Variants of units for shoring panels of apartment houses In
series 1-468. Zhil. stroi. no.1326-28 164. (MIRA 18s11)

L17.MV,-,A.., juxhaner.
- -- I.greeting small silo towers out of large slabs. Sell.stroi. 11 no.2:13
Ir 156. (Silos) (concrete slabs) (nM 9:7)

x -8/11
AUTHOR: Lizarev, A.D., Engineer so7/97-4
T1 TLE: Calculation of the Rigidity of the uoints cf Vrestlreq-qed
Reinforced Concrete Trusses (0b uchete zhestkooti
uzlov pri proyektirovanii _predvarilt-eLlno napryazher.-
nykh zhelezobetonnykh ferm).
PERIODICAL: Beton i Zhelezobeton, 1958 Nr.4, PP. 155-157.
ABSTRACT: The author presents a method of calculation of the
rigidity of JoJ.ntn of truoses for a op.-n of 24m. Theo',
trusses were manufactured by the Lenpromstroyproych';
(see Pigure 1). The truss consists of two halves which
are joined together an the Lide. The re~nfor-~ement of
the bottom member consists of four batch reinforcements
of 32mm diameter made from steel hark St.25G2S. Wher
the concrete iqark 400 hardens sufficiently the reinfor,---
ment is tensioned to the value of 123 tons. When a
pression force of 23 tons is applied tc this '--ottom,
member the joints of the truss change their position
corresponding to the amount of contraction cf the com-
pressed lower member. The calvulation5 described are
sufficiently near the experimental values obtained
Card 1/2

-IV/j- - 4 --,3/ L
L
S
Calculation of the Rigidity of the joints of -vrestre,-ct~d
Reinforced Concrete Trusses.
after ten:3ionin- of the reinfor--ement of the
trusses which were constructed by the
trust in Berazzukt. Cnlculation3 were carried u~~t by
the, defomritJon method. Plaure 2 illu:~trfifle!, t,
of the bending moments calculated by tl,,.,-
method. FiTure 3 shows a cross section uf a
strut of the truss. Pigures 4 and r.
character and positions of cra-As at tric, tu2J
lower extremetios of the vertical mexvers rf the
The Promstroyproyt-lt gonerrilly adoptea --f
culation of trusses spanning 27m. as descz-ibe,~ ii."Beton i
Zhelezobeton" 1957, Nr 10 in an ty Y-, V. C'Liheruk-~~,7-
The approximate value of the effect of the r1g*.C!-~i,y- _f
the joints when bending moments appear 17-, ..;f the
truss are calculated according to the
6 rt
1% J$
Where If' is a transposition of the end of tha
tab' positioned perpendicularly to it. T.'Lie baraJ.-7
moments thus calculated are 30-40%o bigger thar, those
arrived at by the calculation method basad o*~-.. stat_-_a'_~
indetermination. There are five figares.
1. Girders--Stability 2. Joints--Mathematical analysis 3. Reinforoed
Card 2Y2' concrete--Applications

k ,I 1 1),
LIZARIV, A.D. lux , k
Bonding metal construction elements by means qf epoxy resins. ftrot.
prom. 36 no.1:40-42 A '58. (XIRA II-.I)
(Germany, Met-Adhesivea)

SOV/97-59 -1-4/18
AUTHOR: Lizarev, A.D., Engln&er
TITLE: Reinforced Concrete Roofs of Metallurgical Works
(Zhelezobetonnyye pokrytiya zdaniy goryachikh tsekd-iov)
PEANDICAL: Beton I zhelezobeton, 1959, Nr 1, pp.16-18 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At the Magnitogorsk metallurgical works the reinforced
concrete roof slabs were removed and replaced by steel
sheets (5-6 ma thick and welded together), as it was
thought that reinforced concrete was not suitable for
the prevailing temperature in this type of works. A
prolonged temperature of 60-10000 was thought to cause
overdrying of the concrete. These temperatures can for
short periods rise to 250-3000a". It is known that fiL11-
such temperatures the process of d9hydratLon of crystaiiine
particles of the concrete occurs, causin8 inter::-,al stresses
and collapse dug to variations in volume of varlous concrete
Ingredients. The Sverdlovsk Institute ASiA 838H
investigated defects, caused by heat', oocurrin3 In the
concrete roof slabs of the Magnitogorsk metallurgical
works. These slabs were made in 1931-32 of 7-8 am
Card 1/4 thick reinforced concrete rested on steel beams and frames.

SUV/97-t,9 -1-4/16
Reinforced Concrete Roofs of Metallurgical Works
During the years 1942-1947 standard precast reinforced
concrete slabs were used for similar works: in 191b6 su-,h
slabs started to deteriorate considerably (see Fig.1).
Testemere carried out to find out what thermal conditions
exist mnder these slabs. For this purpose an elec-trical
resistance thermometer, in conjunction with eleotrical-
recording apparatus B9-120, was used. A graph o-i-Itained
after 3 days of recording is given In Fig.2- The hi6ftest
temperature was found to be 1230C when the outsid.a
temperature at the same time was 3600. Fig.3 shows
heat effect on the roofing materials of such a roof. k*ig.4
illustrates peeling of the underside of reinforced aonerete
slab subjected to these heat conditions for a number of
yearso In many instances monolithic slab bu3k-lea, as
illustrated in Fig.5. The deflection of' the slab between
supports 2 m. apart reaches 50 mm. It was shown that
the most intensive damage to reinforced concrete slabs
occurred where the temperatures were highest, due to the
high heat transmitting coofficient and consequent melting
of the snow and ice on the roof, and repeated freezing as
Card 2/4 the thermal conditions changed. Other slabs (15 years

SUV/97 -59 -1-4/18
Reinforced Concrete Roofs of Metallurgical Works
old) suffering from similar defects were investigated
and compared with new slabs cast In 1957. In each case
the slabs were 2280 mm long. The new slabs were cast
from conefete mark 200. Results of the tests are
tabulated. Fig-6 shows bending graph ot the alabs.
Results of these investigations showed that the strength
of precast reinforced slabs used as roof construction for
metallurgical works over a period of 15 years, if protected
by 11soft" roofing material, is not less than the strength
of newly cast slabs used in the same conditions for very
short periods. This proves that reinforced zoncrete slab,
properly protected, can be used in such roo'4s, and that
there is no need to substitute steel shoots. Thermal
insulation is necessary as a protection agains'U. hi~~n and
non-uniform thermal effects. The Gipromez has beon using
such insulation recently. To increase frost protection
and weather resistance of reinforced boncrete slabs when
thermal insulation is omitted, application Is recommended
of the liquid GKZh-10 which renders the cement hydrophobic.
Gard 3/4 This liquid is a water-alcohol solution of silico-organic

SUV/97-59-1-4/18
Reinforced Concrete Roofs of Metallurgical Works
compounds. This method was developed by the Laboratory
for Protection of Concrete and Reinforced Concrete from
Corrosion, of the Institute of Concrete and Reinforced
Concrete ASiA SSSR (Laboratoriya zashchity betona i
armatury ot korrozii Instituts. betona i zhelezobetona
ASiA 853R). A 5% solutiton of GKZh-10 is used. For
1 m2 of the concrete surface 250-300 g of this solution
is required. There are 6 figures and I table.
Card 4/4

ZHODZISHKIr, I.L., kand.tekhn.nauk; LIZAM, A.D.. inzh.
Three-dimensional aspects of the performace of slab-gird9r roofs.
From. zdan. no.1-.61-67 139. (MIRA 13:8)
(Roofs, Concrete)

ZHODZISHBKIY, I.L., kand.takhn.nauIc; LIZA.REV,-A.D., inzh.
Girders mde of reinforced fly-ash concrete slabs. Trudy
IIIZHB no.8:224-228 '59- (MRk 13:4)
1. Sverdlovokly, filial Yesspyuznogo nauchno-iseledovatollgkogo
institute, prawyablenr7kh oooruzhonly.
(Girders) (Lightweight concrete)

MPOrt Pmmfifttod st the Idt All-Unim Co4vess of Tboomtlcal nd Ayp.ld )Wchanias
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LIZAREV, A.D. (SVERDLOVSK)
Free vibrations and stability of compressed rods vith elastically
fixed edges. Strol.mekh.i raech.soor. 2 noo4:27-30 160.
(MIRA 13:7)
(Elastic rode and wiras--Vibration)

STREVNIKOV, II.P.9 inzb.; 'AREV A D inzh.; LIBERW-4. 5-A-, inzh.
olling of
Construction of the 11102" rolling mill for continuous r
pipe. Prom. stroi 39 no-10:38-42 0 161. (MIRA 14:10)
iPervoural'ak--Pipe mills)

LIZAREV,,,L-D.
Using electronic digital computers for the solution of problems in
construction dynamics. Izv.AN Uz.SSR. Ser.tekh.nauk no.6:54-57
,61. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut po stroitel'stvu v gorode
Sverdlovsk Akademii stroitel'stva i arkhttektury SSSR.
(Structures, Theory of) (Electronic digital computers)

KRUFEMijKGV,, S.S.., laureat Staliaskoy proaup dotsent; BYCHKOV) M.1
kand.tekhn.nauk., dotsent; LIZAREV, A.D., inzh.
Engineering characteristics of reinforced concrete girders with
multiple-series welded reinforcements for roofs of industrial
:5-12 161.
buildings. Trudy NII promozdani soor. no.5
1
(MIRA 15
(Reinforced conerete'construction) (Beams and girders)

LIZAPMr A.D. , inzh.
e girdere~
Dynamic characteristics of prestreased reinforced concret
Trudy NII prom.zdan.i soor. no-5:166-175 1610 (MIRA 15%4)
(Beams and girders)

LIZAREV, A.D. (Svetdlovsk)
Effect of rotatory and shearing inertia on laterla vibrations of
flexible clamped rods. Izv.AN SSSR.Otd.tekh.nauk.Mekh.i mashinostr.
no.3:134-137 My-Je 163. (MIRA 16:8)
(Elastic rods and wif-es--Vibration)

LIZAREVj -A.D.
Static calculation of beams
Trudy Ural. politakh. inst.
with elastically joined ends.
no.102:94-101 161.
(MA 16:11)

LIZAREV,_~.D. (SvordlovBk)
Generalized coefficlents of "lantic factening for 3tAyIng thl~-
stability of 1"ixed frameo. Stroi. mekh. i rasch. soor 4 no.!:
25-30 162, (YJRA 16:12)

LIZAREV, A.11).
Datermining fralutricles una
restricted f mej by mr;ari3 (if e1- c,,,rii jut rrryki
mekh. 10 nc,.2%158-165 16~, ( " :-I
aLroltellstva i arkh4tAruu !~.qS7H.

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or an
n,;nuniform ofres.,. f-le'll.

LIZAREV, A.D., kaM. tekhn. nauk
Vibrationa during bubbling. Prom. strol. 43 no. 11:23-24
165s (MDIA 18:12)

KOSTAKIN, Tu.K.. Insh.; LIZARYWA. I.F.; MAIMT, I.K.
Ultraviolet exposure room equipped with erithema-producing lamps.
Svotntakhnika 4 no.12:21-21 D 158. (KIRA 11:12)
1. TSentrogiproshakhtostroy.
(Ultraviolet rays--Therapeutic use)

ITZMETS. 1.L.. podpolkovnik mad. sluzhby; .LIZARSKIY, V.M.. kapitan mad. aluzhby
Problem of supplying the organism with vitamin 0 in the Far Uorth
durir4,,, the winter. Voon. mad. zhur. no.1:67-69 Ja 157 (HIBA 12;7)
(CLIKOR,
supply of organism with vitamin C in polar region during
winter (Rua))
(VITAMIN 0. therapeutic use,
supply of organism in polar region during winter (Rua))

LIZE ~Una- -.--
Accessory musculo-fibrous elements in the suprahvoid region.
Folia morphol 21 no.1:43-46 162
1. Zaklad Anatomii Prawidlowej Akademii Medycznej w Lublinie;
kierwnik; prof. dr. M. Stelmasiak.

LIZE, Irena,
Topometry of the aortal arch. Part 3. Ann. Univ. Lublin
seat. D l9z105-113 1 64
Topometry of the arotal, arch. Part 4. lbid.:133-138
Topometry of the aortal arch. Part 5. Ibid.:149-156
Topometry of the aortal arch. Part 6. Ibid..'183-187
1. Katedra, i Zaklad AnatomiJ- Prawidlowej Cz1owieka, Wy~-
dzial Lekarski AM v Lublinie (Kierowniks prof. dr. med.
Mieczyslaw Stelmasiak).

LiLf.;3K.-L,, .=zzard
Stefan :iajt and ilyszrd Llzewsld: "Co-ordiiiation i.,,, 1-lotor Transp,-~rt-:~ticm,ll
Ti-anoport, '.Iars;~w, Nov 56, Pf). 347-34~;-

JEDYMY, Vieczyolaw, inz.; RUW-SZO1,JSKI, Tadeysz, inz.; BV.LY, Adan, inz.
1-:iaczyulaw, inz.; RARMV., Ludwik,, inz.;
Tademoz, inz.; LMIJISKI, i,aclaw, Inz.
Increasing ti e maximum power of 55 Y'11 Skcda stean turbinen
during the peak period by 3 durirc 3 hoiu-j, -,,r eacli
turbine. Increasing the maximiu- , c-14cr of 120 Alotho;. [Acz.:
turbines during the peak period b:, 1 1.111, during 3 hours, for
each turbine. Gosp paliw 11 Special issue no.(95):5C Ja 163.
1. Elektrownia Stalowa Wola.

2 I~Boo
S/08 611034100210221025
A05?YA129
AUTHORSs Chernyahav, Ya.A., V.F., Ne~-mrkina, 7..V.,
Lizgunov., S.A.
TITLEi Reaotion of siliaor. hydrides with etnyll- and '-sopropyl-
benzene and ;reparati;;a of 4,xi,)hlr~rcel~lyi.-s-abstituted styxenes
FERIODICALA Zhurnal. Prikladnoy Khimli, -., 34, no ?, 19611, 458-460
TEXTj were vy-ntheelz&J, by reaotl~me of triohicro-
silane and msthylii~Ihlor6sllaxs wi*,h ethylpheUl- ani
-benzenen in liquid phaes lindex p:es,5-are Jslrg HIBO as catalyst. Methyl..
tr;art tr!.lh' . TrLnh'-,crc;9!'kyl-9-,jb-
dichlorosilane was m,-rA lcroeifpm.~
Stituted atyreng and -N'I.U Ily -"III O"Inal", -'r,
ethylpY,r-r.,,rl-- sAd iv ,pr -,;)y '.P'ieny -"hl - '~ -1 1&- F. 'I t - Tr, W1
pyrolysia -~f thl~ lattc-r. N,.-*aiay3 -,b-.ec, Uyr,'I.A~ei r 11 & r tlr.,~ P
a.re frequently The th-'?
Card 1/5

.,,'r;g 611034100210221025
Reaction of siii~.),nr ~qdrii,,Ej ... Y~,
A057 .29
present in-;-e8tigatior, "he :reaitLrr. betwe~-n 9114--,wi hyiride ar'd
benzene (or homolcgs) in TAha,~-i jres-,;~;z-e at 200'3-400"' W-Ith
oatalysts Bcl~dH B-0 Ai--,~! In 'hi~ =e*h-:)d --netead ,.,f
benzene"O~ 3 ag jr,
k .. ho-o ois) used (R-if 71 A. Barry -t. al., InI.
Eng. Chem., 519 91 (1959)) and lvw4-.e as mjch 9111-':~-n hyer'.de Ja ne-,eseary
than in the fl:rat, me-Ph,1--d. 1r. th(j 1,*h!.,:d ~;-sriart hydr-Ide and aryl-
halide reaut in gaseejus ~-hase at atx,--9pheri.-. pceseure In flowing syatemg
at 5000-7000' ,fRaIr Ot Ya.A. 71ierryshe-,- et. al., DO SSSR, 12l, 808 (1959~/?
id. ~'k
Ref 91 ib 2, 10-ag (1960), Rrf' 10, A.D. Petrclv &I. al., iLd.126, 1009
(1959), Ref 11-i V.A. Por.-,zarenk:~ et al., ibid. 1150, 333 096o)). The
present experiments were :;!Lrried ru-, to compare the yields of the aryl-
chlorosilanee and to che(.ir. results of cthor 1,nvestl *gatora, The reac*.icn
occurred in a rotating steel auto3la-7e (1 1), ratio of ;,,omp~~nents was
1 : 1 with 0.1 weight % of catalyst and contact time of 5 hrs at varying
temperatures from 2300-3800C. The result3 (Fig.) indicate the higher
activity of methy1dichlorosilane in comparison to tri3hIorosilane. This
is in agreement with observations in Ref 7, but differs from the statement
Card 2/5

254
S/08'0~6'1/0~4/00:~/022/025,
Reaction of silicon hydrides .... A057/A129
given by N. N. Tishina et al. (Ref. 5: "Khimiya I prakticheakoyeprimeneniye
kremneorganicheaklkh soyedinenly" ("Chemistry and practical use of ailioonorganic
compounds"), I., Izd. TsBTI, L. 91 (1958h that BO has no catalytic activity for
reactions between trichlorosilane and benzene. Tehral analysis demonstrated
that the obtained arylchlo~osilanes contained: 10 - ~O % ortho-, 40 - 60 % meta-
and 30 - 40 % para-isomers. Characteristics of the obtained arylahlorosilane
are presented in the Tablei. Chlorination and pyrolysis of the ar7lohlorosilanes
to styrenes were carried out by methods developed by D. W. Lewis (Ref. 12: J.
Org. Chem., 23, 1893 (IV)). At the present time the authots Investigate the
third method of arylohlorocilane synthesis to compare the yields of the three
methods. There is 1 figure, 1 table and 12 references: 10 Soviet-bloo and 2 non-
-Soviet-bToc.
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USSR / General Problems of Pathology. Immunity U
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 22, 1958, 102378.
Author : Lizg%knovaj As VA
Inst :-Fe--cond Moscow Medical Institute.
Title Experimental Study of the Methods of Immunization
Through the Skin.
Orig Pub: Uch, zap, 2-go Mosk. med. In-ta, 1957, 7, 149-155.
Abstract: In immunization of rabbits with sta hylococcus ana-
toxin, vaccine against anthrax (STIR, and warmed
typhoid vaccine, the highest titer of antibodies
was obtained with introduction of the antigen in-
to the skin. This method allows strict dosage of
the vaccine being inilroduced.
Card 1/1

LIZGUNOVA, A.V.,. .
1 -.1
I'll ~. Competition between normAl xnd temnrorpy skin microflorA; Authorl a
nbstrnct. Zhur.mikrobiol.opid. i Immun. 29 no.2:126 7 158.
(MIRA 11:4)
1. Iz kAfedry mikrobiologii II Hoskovskogo maditainekogo inatitUtR.
wik--BicisiruoGy)

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Bactericidal properties of the skin [with surmary in English].
Testederm.' i veno 32 no,4320-24 Ji-Ag 158 (MIRA lltlO)
l' Is kafedry mikrobiologii imeni N.Y. Gamalei (zav. - deystvitel'WY
;;len AIM SSSR V.D. Timakov) II Koskovskogo meditBinskogo Instituta
imeni N.I. Pirogova.
(SKIN, physiol.
bactericidal properties (Rue))

LIZGUNOVA, A.V.
Penetration of microbes through the skin. Report No. 1: Mmerimental data
on the penetration of microorganisms through semipermeable membranes.
Biul. ekep. biol. i med. 46 no.12.'70-73 D 158. (K= .12:1)
1. Iz kafddry mikrobiologii (zav. - deystvit Llrqy chlen AXN SSSR V. D.
Timakov) 11 1-tookovskogo meditainskogo institu-za imeni N. 1. Pirogova.
Predstavlena deystvitelInym ohlenom ART SSSR V. D. Timakovym.
(MICROORGANISMS 9
Denetration. through skin (Rua))
(SKIN,
penetration of microorganisms (Ras))

LIZGUNOVAS A.V.Y Doc Med :;c4- - (di,;S) Illhysiological 1, pl'O "c ~-' ve
functions of the skin." I'Os, 19 ~9, 2() pp (Second '.',Osf Otatc -ed
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- ,114 -

LIZOUNOVA, A.V.
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tion In nice. Biul.eksp.biol. I mod. 47 no.6:2&32 -Te '59.
(MLM 12:8)
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SSSA V.D.Timakov) II Moskovskogo maditainakogo instituta imeni
II.I.Pirop,ova. Predstavlena. deystvitel'nvm chlenom AM? SSSR
V.D.Titaako,r
ym.
(Hama,
transcutaneous penetration In nice (Rils))
(SKIII, physiol.
transcutaneoil3 bact. penetration in nice (Rua))

GALIPERIN, E.A.; BULDAKOVA, A.A.; LIZGUNOVAI A.V.
I
.Clinical aspects of the outbreak of influenza A2 in January 1962.
Trudy TSIU 68sl67-171 164. (MIIRA 1815)

L17GUNOVA, A.V.
~.
Gorrelation of the Indices of inmunological changa3 in the body
under the effect oil Intrac:111aneous and subcutan~Rnus vaccfrs~ion
with ty-phoid fever and intestinal bacteria ant1gens. Report No.l.
Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. I imman. 41 n,).9:96-99 S 16.4. (MIRA 1824)
1. II Moskovskiy goslidarstvennyy meditsinskiy instLtut imeni
Pirogova.

A,V.
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Correlation of the indices of ir-munological changes in the animal
organism under the effect of immunization with staphylococcal and
diphtheria antitoxins. Report No.2. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i
immun. 41 no.10:77-80 '64. (14IRA 18:5)
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