SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MALININ, A.B. - MALININ, N.I.

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cone of expelled erosion products. The goneratricos of this cone made an angle of
about 250 with the axis of the electrodus, The maximum intensity of radiation oc-
,currcd approximately 15 microsec after the onset of discharge; visible expulsion of
,maierial, ceased soon after this, but the electrodes continued to glow for several
hq~drcd microseconds.' Time resolution photographs showed the presence of spatially
jimited plasma formations moving with velocities up to 1.5 x 106 em/sec. These
microplasmoida " were 2 to 5 mm 16ng (in the direction of motion), but their trans-!
verse dimensions were much smaller. Electrode material was deposited on the wall of
the vacuum chamber near the electrodes. In addition to this, there was a well-fe-
cused beam of ipnized metal in the direction of the axis of the electrodes. The dia-
,nioter of this beam increased only to 3 cm in a distance of one motor. The elce-
.trodos were polished to a mirror finish before the discharge. After the discharge
itho anodo (inner electrode) showed dark spots several millimeters in diameter, and
the cnthodo (outer electrode) was pitted with many small I'micrOC rate r13 ". These mic-
were very numerous near the inner edge of the cathode, while the outer ro-.
gion was free of them. The microcratera were from 1 to 5 microns in diameter in the
copper cathodes,and from 10 to 150 microns in diameter and from 2 to 10 microns
.deep in the cndmium,tin and zinc cathodes. The craters increased in size with in-
crossing discharge energy. Droplets of metal U to 20 microns) could be seen an the
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more easily malted cathodes. Although it was the cathodes that were pitted, the
microplasmoids originated at the anodes. It is suggested that their high velocities;,
may be due to clectrodynamic accelerating'forces of the type discussed by 11.Maecker~
:(Zs.phys.,141,198,1955). A simple regenerative mechanism is suggested to account
for,micracrator formation: a local increase of the metal vapor density reduces the
rthickness of the cathode drop region. This results in a local increase of the elec-:
tric field, and hence of the current. The increased current. increases the local
temperature, and hence the local evolution of metal vapor. "In conclusion the au-
'thors express their gratitude to A.G.Iosif'yan, member of the Academy of Sciences
of the Armenian SSR, for his interest in the work, and to Yu.P.Ry*lov and A.A.Stup-,
in for discussing the results." Orig.art.has: 1 formula and 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: none
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RIIWYEV2 N.B.; MIKHEYEVA, L.M.; MALIKIN, A.B.; NIKONOV, M.D.
Effect of coj7plex formation on tile aeparation of elements
during cocrystallization proceeding in accordance with the
logarithnic law. Zhur.neorg.khim, 7 no.9:2267-2270 S 162,
(MIRA 15:9)
(Complex compounds) (Crystal3ization)

LEVINY V.T.; KO"LLOVA, M.D.;_~ ~LINI~,_A.B.
Preparation of silver-III without a carrier. Formation of Lii~.g
and 11C)mAg in the neutron irradiation of palladium. Radioki-dmiia
7 no.6:673-677 165. (KIRA 19-1)

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AUTHOR: Levin, V. I.; Kozlova, M. D.; Mallnin, A. B.
ORG: none
TITIE: Obtaining silver-111 with a carrier. Formation of Ag sup 111 and Ag sup 11OM!
by irradiating palladium with neutrons
SOURCE: Radiokhimiya, v. 7, no. 6, 1965, 673-677
TOPIC TAGS: neutron irradiation, palladium, silver, chromatography, chemical purity,
isotope I
ABSTRACT: A method has been Oeveloped for obtaining silver-Ill without a carrier
from neutron-irradiated palladium. The method is based on the use of extractive
chromatography in a column containing an inert carrier (Ftoroplast-4, covered with
a tributylphosphate film). The silver-111 preparation obtained under this method
contains about 0-015-0.025% silver-110m (at the moment of completion of irradiation).
No other radioactive impurities were detected. It was shown that the impurity of
the long-lived silver isotope is produced by a chain of nuclear reactions. Orig.
art. has: 4 figures and 3 formulas. IJPPS: 36,4551
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Card 1/14' UDC: 539.172.4:546.57.02.

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NAL-LININ, A. I., ADO, A. D., BOGOMROV, V. ~~[. and KHOMMOV, A. M.
"On Modification of the Water-Bin-An-,, Froperties of &eletal Muszles Upon Sen-
sibilization of the Organism to a ForeiLui Protein," Flater. k Fatol. Fiziol, Allerg.
.Reaklusiy, Kazan' p 223, 1947.

soml it"Phylaxis md VOICAURY d *FjtkMyt4G.
A I Maliaitt (KiLukuv %jr, lult.), 'WA. lldl.4- 13,
N,oA,,-,i-tq-mmr -in emit. with dodi, libl-A-p. anA rAilthe
I ~- 4umll that W11,04.6thm of Silt millimll with (ol"Xis
... I'm l".0. to dkilod'att". (44 "VIIII-ir(k. sw4sticAbditv
%por.-I by Irlar.14tion of kill etChAlittv(C) - all.1 'A). ).
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Ill-litiltY ilvIwIlit oil OW CitlCtit III Ml dAltIA%C: ( W jifittl-tFY
folilt I, III,. tr(At.lAtion tJ kin exchmilEr. djtd j mx;od.rv - -
.o. murraw of 1%~mratidity ind"litig nuwr wvrtr ik~tvu~
ttvv ~Iujlgv% tit thc ~vlLs. tutraIrcullus wmitizAlklo kads
to 'I"Mir I'toloint'l clullse. ill C.11 Chr.Wlffill" Min MAI,
%MASIIIKI.. AIIr& ch;uigc in MttLrmytcs affects (tit
entire cell "ith all immm of The ratio of crythirmyte Cl to
nitilimn Cl; thi. lmwns the diffemnct betwccn thr Cl Ion-
1vol %'Illsill III-- o-Il And QuWdc of it. C'. M. KomAllitity
koo

Rainy, A.I., professor, doktor; TMTYSHRIN, V.I., student.
~ 11-----~,r'~~*-'4"-~~ `fve study of the concentrating ability of the kidneys
Comparat
in some domestic animals. Sbor.trud.1harl.vetAnst. 21:164-1?1
152. (KLR& 9:12)
1. Kafedra patologichaskoy fixiologit Xharlkovskogo veterinar-
nogo instituta.
(Kidneys)

VALU11y, A. 1.
........ -
Prevention of mastitis and care for breaot in puerperi=6 Akush. g"
no.3.-40-42 Vay-~hxne 1953. (GUG 25:1)
1. Professor. 2. Of the Obstetric-Gynecolopleal Clinic of Yaroslavl'
Medical Institute (Director -- Honored Worker in Science Xazakh SSR
Prof. A, I. Kalinin).

MALDFIN, A.L, professor, doktor biologicheskikh nauk.
11~~15~4-11wie of Pavlov's teachings in veterinary pathology. Sbor. trud.
Khar'. vet. inst. 22:78-86 '54. (KRA 9:12)
1. Kafedra patologioheakoy fiziologii KharOkovskogo vaterinarnogo
instituta.
(Veterinary pathology)

K&LIMIN A I rofessor, daktor biologicheakikh nauk.;TER7YSHNTX, V.I.,
_==9Aidw.;KH&RCHAflKO, Ye.D., assistant.
Functional state of the kidneys in experimental nephritis In
dogs. Sbor. trud. Khar'. vet. inst. 22:171-177 '54. (HIBA 9:12)
1. rafedra patologichaskoy fiziologii Miarfkovskogo vaterinarnogo
instituta.
(Kidneya-Dineasea) (Dogs--Diseases)

professor, doktor biologichaskikh nauk.;KONOVALUKO, L.A.,
" ~ ~
_11-1 assistant. j
ftnational state of the rettauloendothelial system in X-ray therapy
of mange in dogs. Sbor. tru4, Kharl. vet. inst. 22:178-187 154.
(MURA 9: 12 )
1. Kafedra patologichaskoy fiv4ologil Rharlkovsko&o veterinarnogo
inatituta.
(Scabiefi) (Dogs --Diseases) (Z too-lUrve"Ic use)

KALINIM,v A.Z., professor; UNDRITSOV, H.I., dotsent
W'-zl' -
,
.7
Professor Andrei Dmitrievich Ado. Arkh.pat. 18 no.6:139-140 156,
(ML~& 9:12)
(ADO, ANDRII DIMITRISVICH, 1909- )

3-8-27/34
AUTHOR: Voyakikh, A.S., Professor, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences
Mallnln.L_A.I., Professor, Doctor of Veterinary Sciences,
Novikov, V.A., Professor, Doctor of Biologic Sciences
TITLE: Agricultural Vuzes of People's Poland (Sellskokhozyaystvennyye
vuzy narodnoy Pollshi)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 1957, # 8, PP 84-66 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article contains particulars on the agricultural
education and scientific work of veterinary and agricultural
institutes in Poland.
There are 7 agricultural vuzes (Warszawa, Poznan', Wroclaw,
Krakov, Lyublin, Olsztyn' and Szczecin ) with more than 16,000
students. The Warsaw Main Higher Agricultural School (Varshavs-
kaya glavnaya vysshaya sellskokhozyaystvennaya shkola) is the
largest with faculties covering: agriculture, gardening,
zootechnics, veterinary medicine, water-melioration, forestry,
agricultural mechanization, and economics. Admission to the
schools is competitive for persons who have graduated from
secondary schools. The majority of the students are farmers'
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Agricultural Vuzes of People's Poland 3-8-27/34
descendants of city and village intellectuals. Study at the
higher schools is free of charge. About 601%. of the Ist-course
and about 90% of the senior course students are recipients
of scholarships.
The training lasts 5 years and graduates are granted a
Master's degree. The total number of hours used in instruct-
ion is in Poland 4,395. The total vacation period for Polish
veterinary students is 67 weeks. Attendance at lectures is
optional beginning with the lst course.
Much attention is paid to student practical training. The
Warsaw Higher Agricultural School has 7 training farms with
3,500 ha of arable land and 400 ha of forests. The article
gives particulars on the practical training of veterinary
students. Until recently, graduates were assigned to
positions, but now they can choose their own jobs. The
number of students leaving the agricultural schools or
shifting to other faculties is still rather high.
The article also contains particulars on the teaching
personnel and on the possibilities for advancement. It
Card 2/3 furnishes information about scientific research, for which

Agricultural Vuzes of People's Poland
3-8-27/34
conditions are good. The Polish professors stated that they
are still without a textbook on genetics of agricultural
animals. The results of scientific research by Polish
scientists are printed and published in special collections.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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MALIMIN. A.1. [Malynin, A.I.], prof,
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Problem of the prevention of mastitis. Ped., akush. i gin. 20 no.2:
50-52 '58. (KJ--aA 13: 1)
1. Akusherskaya i ginekologicheakDva klinika (direktor - zaaluzhennn
deyatell nauki prof. A.1. Nalinin) Odeaskogo gosudaratvennogo meditsln~-
skogo inatituta im. M-1. Pirogova (direktor - prof. I.Ta. Dayneka).
(BREAST-DISMSES)

MALINTIN, A,l.
Pa-rtlal subs UtL, ttf~ri of blnod in and gynecologi,:~al practice.
Trudy Kiev. nauch.--fssl. Inst. Pere!. erovl- i neot2ozh. khir. 3-10-1-1
161. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Akiishersko-gl~nek,)-log,,~!ht3,-,Kaya k.i-'-iika OdOnSKO-O meditsinskogo
0
List-ituta imeni Piroi-ova.

BFILYAYEV, Ye.I., prof. (deceased]; BADYUK, Ye.Ye BOGOROV I.I.,
prof.; BUBLICBM40, L.I.,, prof.(deceased
dots.; KEYLIN, S.L., prof.; MAZHBITS, A.M., prof.;
MALINjX,___A_I-_, zasl. deyatell Kaz.SSR, pftf.; MOSHKOV, B.N.,
prof.; NIKOUM, A.P., prof.; PERSIANINOV, L.S., prof.;
POKROVSKIY, V.A., prof.; POLYAKOVA, G.P., kand. med. nauk;
RAFALIKES, S.B., dots.; KHASKIN, S.G., prof.; SHTMI, I.A.,
prof .4.- -
(Multivolume manual on obstetrics and gynecology] Mnogo-
tomnoe rukovodstvo po akusherstvu i ginekologii. Moskva,
Meditsina. Vol.3. Book 2. [Pathology of the labor and post-
natal period. Physiology and pathology of the newborn infant]
Patologiia rodov i posleradovogo perioda. Fiziologiia i pa-
tologiia novorozhdennogo. Pt.l.[Pathology of labor] Patolo-
giia ruff6i.- *5 P.-r (14IRA 17-.7)
* 'I___
1. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Persiantvmj'._.2.'IOystWT-
teltnYY chlen AMN SSSR (for Nikolayev).

MALNiN, A. N.
usm/mtals, Nonferrous HaylJua 1947
Mineral indust-ries
"Projected Incrense in Mining of Nonferrous
Metals," A. AU. Malinin, Deputy Minister Non-
fer-rous Metallurgy for the USSR, 10 pp
"Tevetnyye Metally" No 3
Increase in mining of metals, such as copper,
during the first 6 months of 1947, in keeping
with the goals set forth by the 5-year Plan
originated In 1946 for the increased mining of
nonferrous metals.
PA 16T98
16T98

MALININ, A.N.
Machining internal surfaces of stamping dies. ',,'hs!-~inostroitell
no.12:17 D 165. (MIRA 18:12)

KARMIIDV, S.S.; MALUTIN, B.N.
Enclosing elements made of aluminum and plastics. Prom.
stroi* 39 no.11:20-25 161. (MM 14:12)
1. TSentrallnyy rmuchno-issledovatellskip institut stroitelinykh
konstruktsiy Alcademii stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR (for
Karmilov). 2. Proyektstallkonstruksiya (for Halinin).
(Building materials-Test:Lng)'

711ri-J-1. I "-I IK -_y 9 N . ~ H EYNGO 1- 'D, I- . ; MAL TN - N, ID.
S Land for whc-el interchanging. A,rt. tr~insD. 41 no.l!1C 17 Ja 165.
(M:FA i8-3~

MALININ, G., goneral-leytenant
k weighty contribution to victory. Voen. Znan. 41 no.5:10-12 IV
165. (~CRA 11- 51
I

X&LIMIN, G.. inzh.
-
Xncouraging results. Okhr.truda i note.strakh. no.2:72
Fe 159. (KIRA 12:4)
(Altai Territory--Industrial hygiene)

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AUTHOR: malinin, G.
ORG: none
TITLE: Measure of success [civil-defense training]
SOURCE: Voyennyye znaniya, no. 3, 1966, 19-20
TOPIC TAGS: civil defense, civil defense training, civil defense
personnel
ABSTRACT: The author stresses the need for more initiative and better
org nization in the work of civil defense staffs. Schedules for train-
ing~courses should be adapted to local conditions. For example,'rural I
areas, they should be scheduled for tha fall or winter months, whQreas
in industrial enterprises they could be scheduled at any time. The
locatlon of shelters should also be consIdered carefully. Coal mines
can shelter mapy people, but they must f-List be found to be free of
.Poisonous gas.kv There is much need of _'.nit1.:.ative in the civil defense
system. A general directive to build cellars for civil defense in all

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rural areas, if left to individual initiative, could result In most
cellars being built directly under dwellings, and thus being vulnerable
in case of fire. Unsystematic construction could also result in poor
ventilation, inadequate size, etc. A civil-defense leader could start
by asking a planning organization for standard cellar designs, to be
followed in future construction. Dissemination of civil-defense
knowledge should also be more widespread. Pe.cple need guidance in
selecting literature on civil defense, and while public libraries could
be of great assistance, librarians generally know little about civil
defense. Control of civil-defense activities is carried out largely
on paper, but improvement has always been possible when enough interest
has been manifested by civil-defense staffs. In some areas of the
Tambovskaya Oblast, civil-defenze leaders regularly report by telephone
to the civil-defense chief on the progress of the 19-hr civil-defense
courses. During visits to the Oblast center on official business, they
know they are expected to report on civil-defense exercises. In a
series of oblasts, the loaal radio reports the achievements of the out-
standing aivil-defense Instructors to the local population. The author

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concludes his article with the remark that Party organs should like-
wise be consulted because of their experience in organizational work.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 1.132
Levin, M.Ye.J. Mal-inin, G.A., Mandrazhitakiy, M.N., Sinitsyn, V.P. and
Fedorov, V.-T.- -_
Zashchita at sredstv ma8sovogo porazheniya (Defense Against Weapons of Mar's
Destruction) Moscow, Uchpedgiz, 1958. 181 p. 100,000 copies printed.
Eds. (Title page): Sinshchyn, V.P. Candidate of Technical Sciences and Malinin, G.A.
Ed. (Inside book): Lavrovskiy, K.F.; Tech. Ed:Natapov, K.I.
PURPOSE: This book Is intended for public instructors of the PVO DOSAAF
(Antiaircraft Defense Unit of tfte All-Uaion Voluntar3 Society for the
Pranotion of 'the AxW, Avlatipn and Navy).
COVERAGE: This book includes general information on atomic, chemical and bacteri-
ological weapons and measures for individual and collec*1ve protection from them.
The variouz authors contributed to the text as follows! M.Ye, Levin wrote Chap-
t9re 1,293A 4nd 61 M.N. 1AandrezhItBkiy,;- Chapters 7,8 and-9; G.A. Malinin -
Chapter 10; V.P. Sinitsyn -Chapters 11P 12, and 14; and V.I. Fedorov -Chapter 5.
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Defense Against Weapons (Cont.)
There are no references
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
1132
3
Ch. 1. Modern,Means of Air Attack
Ch. 2. Atomic Weapons and Their Destructive Force 16
Ch. 3. Impact, Fragmentation and Incendiary MeaX&E of Destruction 43
Ch. 4. Chemical Weapons and Their Destructive Effect 53
Ch. 5. Bacteriological Weapons and Their Destructive Effect 62
Ch. 6. Individual Means of Protection 74
Ch- 7- Collective Means of Protection 90
Ch. 8. The Protection of Food Products, Water and Fcange Fran Con-
tamination by Poison Gases, Radioactive Stibstances and
Bacterial Agents 103
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.Defense Against Weapons (cont.)
1-132
Ch. 9. Problems and Organization of Local Antiaircraft Defense for
Dwellings, Enterprises, Institutions, State Farms and Collective
Fams
Ch. 10. Surveying Destruction Centers
119
Ch. 3.1. Emergency-reacue Work in a Destruction Center 135
Ch. 12. Fire-prevention Measures and the Extinguishing of
Flare-ups and Fires 142
Ch. 13. Means and Methods of Deactivation, Degasification and
Disinfection 151
Ch. 14. Duties of Civil Defense Personnel on the Sounding of Local
Antiaircraft Defense Signals 173
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PHLW I BOOK 'WIE4=ON S07/4103
lovin., Maisay Yevseyevich,, Georgiy Andreyevich Kalinin,, Mikhail 91kolayevich
Mandrazhitsk1y, Valent:L-n-PR-ro-vldrSta-EFsy-no--an-&-Va-ler:Ly Ivanovich Fedorov
Zashchita ort aredstv massovogo porazheulya (Protection Against 14sans of Mass
Destruction) 2ad ed, Moscow,, Vchpedgiz., 1960. 176 P. 50oOOO copies
printed.
General PA.: V. P. SWtsyn,, Candidate of Technical Sciencess and G. A.
Hialinin. M: A. A. Kbrortk1y; Tisch. Ed.: R. V. Tsyppo.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for the public Instructors of P70
DOSW (Air Defence Organization under the A11-Union. Voluntary Society
for the Promotion of the Armyj, Aviation and Mavy).
COVERAJZ: The book gives fundamental information an atomIc,, chemicalj, and
bacteriological veapons and on means of Individual and collective
protection. It states that the problem has been studied sufficiently
and that at the present time adequate means of protection exist for a
vell-organized and trained popuJAtidn.. No personalities are mentioned.
There are no references.
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TABIR OF CONTKM:
Introduction
Ch. I. V.-Aern Means of Attack From the Air
Ch. 2. Atomic Weapons and Their Casualty Effect
Ch. 3. High-Explosive, Fregmentation.. and Incendiary Weapons
Ch. 4. Chemical Weapons and Their Casualty Effect.
Ch- 5. Bacteriological Weapons and Their Casualty Effect
ch. 6. Protective Equipment for the individual
Ch. 7. Protective Equipment for Groups
Ch. 8. Protectida of Food, Water,, and Forage Against Contamination by
Poisonous, Radioactive, or Bacteriological Substances
3
5
15
4.1
51
59
71
86
99
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Ch. 9. Tasks and Organization of the local Air Defense Relative to
Dwellin sp Hatablishmentsp Inst#utions, and State and Collective
Farms, ftles of Conduct and Action for the Population According
to the Slgna:Ls of the local Air Defense 103
Ch. 10. Reconnaissance of Stricken Areas U0
Ch. 11. Emergency and IL-sculng Operations in Stricken Areas 130
Ch. 12. Fire Prevention Measures; Zxtingulshing Fires in Progress and
Breaktug Out 136
Ch. 13. Methods and Means of Decontamination; Degassing and Dislufection 145
Ch. 14. Duties of Personnel of Self-Defenae Groups Responding to Siga&Ls
Given by the ZAcal Air Defense 166
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AC/rn/ee
Cexd 3AL 8-25-6o

MALININ Georgly AleksanAroAck KORKINA, V., red.; LUKASHEVICH, V.,
teRFin--. red.
(Academician Bardinj. Akademik
knizhnoe izd-vo, 1963. 69
p.
(Bardin, Ivan Pavlovich, 1883-1960)
Bardine Saratov, Saratovskoe
(MIRA 16:7)

MOROSHKINAI, T.14.; MALININO G.F.
Spectrochemical determination of small amounts of Eumin- and
silicon in niobium pentoxide. Zhur.anal.khim. 16 no.2:245-247
Mr-Ap 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Zhadanov Leningrad State University.
(Aluminum--Spectra)
(Silicon--Spectra)
(Niobium oxide--Spectra)
A

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