SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MASLACZYNSKA, A. - MASLAKOVAETS, YU.P.

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POLA.VD
PANKIEVICZ, 11. andj%;AA4AC.ZYv.SXA, A. Department of Applied
Pharmacy. (Zaklad Farmacj_i Mo AM [Akademia Medycz-
na, Medical Academy] in Lodz (Director: Prof. Dr. F. INIODRZE-
JEI-,'SKI)
"Methods for Grinding Oleaginous Raw Materials and Other
Factors, and Their Effect on Volatile Oil Content Determin-
ation s. ff
I. Ica
Warsaw, ' Fax-nacja Pols Vol 19, No 13-14, 2-5 Jul 63, P
274-277
Abstract: Authors compared volatile oil determinations (De-
ryn.- method) for a variety of plant matter when ground by
hand in small porrelain mortar and pestle and small electric
mill. They tabulate their findings in 3 tables, and draw
their conclusions that manner of grinding is of importance
to results, that small hernetically'sealed.olectric mill is
much superior to mortar and pestle procedure, and that some
of the directions in FP [Farmakopea Polska, Polish Pharma-
...-coDoeial III should be revised for-the nexb edition. There
:...are, ref~qrenoes to $ouroes (3 German, 6 Polish), and to the
Soviot,',Briti"s,h, and Czech Pharmacopoeias.

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KL�IAK K.?j.,;,DYACHMOo _T.S.
Nore'siftchtnes'-6r. the cultivation of vegetables. Kakh. ell'. boo
M 63.
8
nq~q. _.A (NUM 10;9
1. Sekrelkar partorg'anizatell kolgoipu wKhvllya revolyatell.0 Go-
n1chealkago rayow-4 Khersonalkoy obl&sti (for-Naelak). 2. Agronou
kolgoopm "Khvilya revolyntsit" (for Dyachenko).
Mrs smichanization) (Vegetable gardening)

MASLAK. M.F. Onapropetrovsk); RYMEN, N.A., inzb. (Dnepropetrovsk)
Automitici of weiding operations. Zhol.dor.transp- 4 no,10:
67-69 0 1630 &MA 16t'11)
1. Nachailhik Dnepropetrovskogo parovozoremontnogo zavoda (for
Mulak) 0

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HASLisK, V.A.
Vascular reactions durinp surei.,!ul noer9tinns ane. varloug sethMn
of snesthesip. Vrneh.delo ne).9:959-90 3 157, (C, RA 10:9)
1. Fakull totakaya khirurgichealraya klinika (zov. - prof . Yg M.
Volloshin) podia t rl che skopc t sen"Aarnc-giviyanichegiogo fakulltstov
Odesekoge meditstuakwo institntg
(O?MiTIONb. SURGICAL) (AMSTF61SIA) (BIA)OD FUSSURN)

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$w'irnov Nikol;iy- Konstantinovich; Maksimov, Vitaliy Ivanovich; Zhukov, Nikolay
-:,..Nikolayevich, a ~~l~,,.,.V,ikt.or..,G.a,vrilovich
Control of fires "d water on ships (Borlba s pozharami i vodoy na korablyakh)
Moscow, Voyienizdat M-va obor. SSSR, 66. 0183 p. illus.., biblio. 8,500
copies printed
TOPIC TAGS: 'n4val fire control system, fire control equipment, ship'navigation,
navigation training
'PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The first part'of the book discusses the peculiarities
and specific characteristics of shipboard fires, of firefighting methods, and
equipment, and describes the installation and principles of operation of fir6-
ing f
fight acilities.,. The second part of the book presents examples of measures
taken to conttol the flow of water into a ship and practical recommendations on
-~.:the-useof emergency equipment and instruments to seal hulls, and to strengthen
bulkheads, decks, bridges and wiatertight covers. Data on 'stationary and
mobile water-emptying'equipment are also given. The book is intended for a
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variety of rei~ders, but mainly for naval personnel, and for the transport, river,
and fishing -flibets, as well as teachers and students at.ilavig4tion schools.
TABLE-OF CON-TENT (abridgedf:
Foreword 3
Section I
Firefighting on naval and other ships
Ch., 1. Shipboarid fires, their peculiarities and means of extinguishing them 9
Cho'. 2.- Extinguishing fires with. water 21
Ch.,* 3. Extinguishing fires with foam 39
Ch. 4.~ Extinguishing fires with steaim and gases -- 66
Ch.,- 5. Firefighting equipment and means of protection 83
Cho .6., Peculiarities of firefighting on naval and other vesseTW'--;--6ff,86

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Section 2.
Facilities and Methods of water control on ships
Ch.. 7. Repair'of hull damage -- 107
a. Reinforcement of damaged watertight hull structures 135
Ch. .9. The use of water draining equipment -- 157
Ch, 10. Mcasules to prevent water frorn entering the ship's hull 175
:-Literature 181
SUB CODE: 130 19, 20/ SUBM DATE: 29Dec65/ ORIG REF: 023
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KURBA-,rfyv , 1: . S. -, M11 1 T51-1 , F, .1 IMU%KOV, A.!., jT45HFOV G~ 1'.. C,'4LV I LO, I. T.
SHYMOVSKAYA, A.I.
Determining the electron energy in the range ot 20 to 250 Mev. in
a xenon bubble chamber. Prib. i tekh.eksp. 10 no.5361-631 S-0 165.
(MIN, 19t.1)
1. ObllyeEnennyy institut yarie-rny~h J~s:zli7dovanly, DiAna. Slibmitted
July- 21, 1964.

MASLAKOV, A. P., INz".
NAUCHNOOSSLEDOVATELISKIY INSTITUT PO STROITEL13TVU MINISTERSTVA STROITELISTVA
PREDPRIYATIY MACHINOSTROYCNIYA.
SVOYDIVA NIZKOLCOOMOVANNYXI4 STALCY# PRIMCNYAYCMYKH V STROITCLISTVC# PAGE 33
SO: S60RNiK ANNOTATSIY NAucmNo-133LEDOVATELISKiK" RAMOT PO STROITELISTVU.
Moscow, 195,

KiBZLKOV. Ae, Inshener; ASIvoystirog.0 Instioner
I-MOMMINSM -
Producing prestressed'-r,it,aforced panels. Stroltell no-5:4-5 KY 157.,
1 (doncrete slabs) Oau iotO

A' I -- ~;,a AIL~',~, , /1,
I j ";
KAS Ae, Inzh.
. -w"kk
Stand for strengthening reinforcing bars. Stroitell no,3.-22 Mr
158, (KIRA 11:2)
(Prestressed concrete)

MASLAKOV, A.
Trust enterprises are operating with semiprocessed products.
Obahcbeetv.pit. n0.11:3 N 159. '(JM '1313) = .-
1. Direktor tresta stolovykh, g.Uzhgorod*
(Ushgorod-Restaurants, lunchrooms, etc.)

KASLAK079 D. As
Dissertation: NSaw.Clinica3L-Morphological-Changes.in'Dwrlmntal-Nophri-tisoff
Candled Scij First - Moscow Order- of - Leni n Medical - Inst., - 2-8- IW. 54., - (Vechartwaya
Hoskyaj, Moscowj, 5 Aug 54)
SO'. SUN 3932 28 Feb 2955

KASLAKOT, D.A. (Titbealt)
Kechanism of action of cytotoxins. Arkh.pat. 18 no.6:55-57 156.
(nM 9:12)
1. Is kafedry patologichemkoy fisiologii (say. - doteent G.A.Kadvecleva)
Vitebakogo maditsinakogo Institutae
(,KKUM MUNS, effectse
Cytotaxic serums, mechanism of action (Rum))

KASIAKOV, D.A. (Titabsk)
Simple method for collecting urine In dogs in chronic experiments.
Pat.fisiol. I ekop.terap. 1 no.4:63 Jl-Ag '57. (Knu 10: 11)
1. Iz kafedry patologicheskoy fisiologii (zav. - dotsent G.A.Ked"deva)
Vitebskogo neditainskogo instituta.
(URINE. collection in, prolonged exper. (Rus))

MALANOINO M.I.; MALANOIN, R.M.; MASI;AKOV,,.F.G.;-PODKOSOV,.L.G.,
nauchnyy red.; ANOKHINI-,L.X , YR.; SOKOIDVSKAYA,
Yo.Ya.,, red. izd-va; MRUSALIMSKATA, Yo., tekhn,red.
(separation of concentrates in electric separators] Ras-
delenie shlikhov na elektrichookikh eeparatorakh. No-
skva, Goagooltekhisdat, 196 28 p. (MIRA 16:7)
(Separators 2hines))

WSLAXOV~ D.
NProblem or Fuel Balance In the USSR.0 Planovoys Khozymystwo,, flo.3,,
pp 40-52t 1955
Translation M-867,, 18 Nov 55

11(1) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2187
Maslakov, D.I.
Planirovaniye toplivnoy promyshlennosti I metodika sostavleniya topliv-
nogo balansa SSSR (Planning in the Fuel Industry and Methods of
Computing the Fuel Balance of the USSR) Moscow, Gosplanizdat, 1958.
62 p. (series: V pomoshch' ekonomistu I planoviku) 7,000 copies
printed.
Ed.: Ye.I. Komarov; Tech. Ed.: Ye.S. Gerasimova.
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for economists and industrial
planners, particularly those concerned with the production, alloca-
tion, and consumption of mineral fuels.
COVERAGE: This booklet describes the need for planning and accounting
in the mineral fuels industry. A mineral fuels budget plan Is, the
author contends, essential to overall planning in the USSR. After
defining the physical properties of the various mineral fuels, the
author presents comparative tables showing the location and output
of the leading coal and petroleum centers. He provides samples of
forms to be used In mineral fuels accounting by consumer industries.
No personalities are mentioned. No references_are given.
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Planning In the Fuel Industry (Cont.) SOY/2187
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
Basic problems of the fuel industry in the forthcoming years 7
Methods for preparing the fuel balance of the USSR 9
Method for evaluating the requirements in fuel 13
Method for computing fuel resources 25
Method for preparing a coal balance 26
Planning in the coal industry 35
Planning in the oil industry 47
Planning in the gas industry 53
Planning In the peat industry 58
Plauning in the oil-shale industry 6o
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Wlsfm
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~.*iCk4-JGWVXDBV. M.M.. red.; WKWWA, A.A.,
tekhn.red, -
[ftel suPPIY Of the U.S.S.R.) Toplivnyl balsna SM, Moskva
Gooplanizdat,-1960. 193 P. (min 13:101
(ruel)

KASIAKOT, D. I. -
Jhel bal-- e and beat engineering in th* U.B.S.R.
2%ploovergetHo no.4:5-n Ap 160. (MM 13--B)
1. Gooplan SSSR.
(Ewst engineering)

IWLAKOV,, D.I
Fuel and power resourcG3 of the nation. Teploenergetika 8 no.3:
3-7 mr... 61. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Gosplan SM.
(Fuel) (Electric power)

MASIAKOV, D.I.
Prospective fuel balance in power engineering for the next
twenty years., Teploemergetika 9 no.l:-.3-7 Ja 162.
'.. . (KM& 14:12)
L. Gooplan. SSSR.
Weating research)
(Power resources)

Jm inxh, Aeningrad)
Opti~ chdios of tolerances for the elements of linear electrical
networks. glektrichestvo no.4s76-80 Ap 163. (KMA 160)
(Electric networks-Quality control)

MASLAKOV M D
Opti~nm selection of allowances for line"Ar elec-tric circuits designed
of elementstwith discrete limit va:lues of allowances. (Trudv) Inst.
mash., STMP no.18:17-25 164. (MIRA 18:4)

, V.
Finance - Leningrad
-Finance organs of Leningrad and the fight to fulfill the financial plan. Sov. fin. No. 1,
1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Livrary of Congress, March 1952. Uncla3sified.

KASLAWT. V.
Yinaaci&l orgaas &nd the Lemingrad municipal scomwmr. FIJI.SSM 17
e.2:48--53 F '56. OLRA 9:6)
:
.Zaveduyushchly Losinaadakim gesudaretvannym fia&nnovym otdalem.
(I*alW&d-Fiu&zce)

MASIAKOV. V, ... - . - - - ~ - - - - - - . -- .
The role 067TO"ca'l finance organs must be increased Fin. SSM 18
, I.Y..'57- , , (NLRA lOr6)
99.5-*..4.4-49 N ~
1. Zaveduyushchiy Leningrdskim gorodskim finansovym otdolom.
(Leningrad--Finance)

MASLAMDV, V.
All forces should be devoted to fulfilling the great Plan, Fin-
SSSR 20 nool:32-38 J& 159. (MIRA 12:2)
1. Zaveduyushchty Leningradskim gorfinotdolom,
(Leningrad-Sconomic policy)

KASrAKOT- U"r gtragico; FILATOT, Nikolay Leonidovich; BAMUNq
&OmOoom ".Lktor 'Feell~yOVIon; PSTROT, P.. red.; FILIPPOTA, 2. , red.;
TEMIZA, T., tekhn.red.
[Finances of commml housing and services] FLimusy zhl-
lishchnogo L kommunallnogo khosisistva. Koskva. Gonfinizdat,
1960. 209 p. (KIRA 14:3)
(Housing-Finanoe) (KtLnicipal service a-Finance )

mmmv, Ye. A.
"The Experience With Setting Up Surgical Aid on One of the Capital Ships",
Military-Medical Journal, No. 8, P 76, 1955.

17 (8)
SOV/177-58-4-25/32
AUTHOR: Maslakov, Ye.A., Senior Lieutenant of the Medical Corps
TITLE: An Ampule-Holder for Blood Transfusion on Ships
(Ampuloderzlaatell dlya perelivaniya krovi na korablyakh)
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal 1958, Nr 4, p 87 (U'3SR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes a simple ampule-holder, designed
by him and his assistants, for blood transfusion on
ships. There are 5 diagrams.
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MMIAKOV',, Ye.A. (laningrad, . D6-104,, ul. Mayakovskogov d*18, kv*31)
Acute dilatation of the stomach not diagnosed preoperative3,v
Test.khir. no.5slOI-102 162. - (KMA 15;3.1)
11 lz kliniki voyerno-morskoy khirurgii (nach. - prof. A.A.
Bocharw) Toyenno-ceditainakoy ordena Umina akademii im.
S.M. Kirova ZSTORACH.-MTMTHROPHY ADD DUATATICU)

MASLAKOV, Ye.A.
Unusual mechanism of the prolonged compression syndrome. Vest.
khir. 92 no.4tI29-130 Ap 164 (MIRA 1831)

MASLAKOV, Ye.L.
Same factors of the development of young pine growths in
clear-cuttings of the central taiga subzone of the
Trans-Ural Plain. Trudy Inst. biol. UFAN SSSR no. 43t
263-269 1'65. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Urallskaya leanaya opytnaya stantsiya Ysesoyuznogo nauchno-
issledovatel'skogo instituta lesovodstva i mekhanizataii les-
nogo khozyaystva.

39355
B/563/61/000/217/012/012
D234/D308
AUTHOR: Maslakov, Yu. V.
TITLD-:- Design of an air bearing
SOURCE:` Leningrad. Politekhnicheskiy institut. -Trudy.
no. 217. 1961. Tekhnicheskaya gidromekhanika,
156-167
TEXT:' The author gives an analytical solution of'the iso-
therma]. problem of gas dynamic lubrication of an infinitely long
cylindrical bearing. The equation of pressure d1stribution is
3
solved in series form in powers of (1 2)7- and in powers of
A -- X being the relative eccentricity of the position of the cy-
linders. The supporting force and resistance moment are deter-
mined. The pressure in the minimum section of the lubrication gap
PO must be eliminated from the solution; the method of eliminating
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S/563/61/000/217/Oi2/012
Design of an air bearing... D23.4/D308
it is discussed. The solution is found to be valid for the whole
range of values of ;k and for values of po at least between
0 and 5. It is also found thatq for po not larger than 2, the
characteristics of the bearings can be calculated from the formulas
of the limiting case v W R co obtained by S. S. Sheynberg.
There,are 8 figures.
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FWWOVA. H. (c. Moskva).
Program for extracurricular and school clubs. Fiz. v shkols 1?
no-3:77-82 MY-Je 157 jPhysics-Study and teaching) (Miak 10-6)

AUTHOR: Maslako _ji-, 47-58-2-27/30
TITLE: New Books and Articles on Physics and Astronomy (Novyye knigi
i stat'i po fizike i astronomii)
PERIODICAL: Fizika v Shkole, 1958, 11 2, pp 89-92 (USSR)
r
ABSTRACTz The list contains 44 new books with short descriptions of each.
The list also contains 42 references to articles published in
different periodicals for November-December 1957. The refer-
ences are categorized as follows: General questions of science
and technics - 7 articles; History of physics and technics
3 articles; Astronomy, Astro- and Geophysics; Engineering
6 articles; Nuclear physics and nuclear energy - 6 articles;
electricity and radio - 4 articles.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Physics-Study and teaching 2. Physics-Textbooks
3, Astronorvy-Study and teaching 4. Astronomy-Textbooks

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AUTHOR- &aslakoval M. (moscow) 47-58-3-25/27
TITLE: New Books and Articles on Physics and Astronomy (Novyye knigi
i stat'i po fizike i astronomii)
PERIODICAL: Fizika v Shkole, 1958t Nr 3, PP 88-91 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. Twenty eight books are listed with short description of each.
A list of 47 references of Soviet articles contained in Soviet
physics and astronomy publications for January and February
1958 are categorized as follows: General scientific and tech-
nical questions - 6 articles; philosophical questions in
physics - 1 article; astronomy, astro- and geophysics - 9
articles; methodology - 13 articles; engineering - 9 articles;
atomic physics, atomic power. - b articles; electricity and
radio engineering - 3 articles.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. ftqsics-Study and teaching 2. Astronomy-Study and teaching
3. Textbooks-Physica-USSR 4,. Textbooks-AstronouW-USSR

AUTHOR: Maslakova, M. (Moscow) SOV-47-58-5-23/28
TITLE: New Books and Articles on Physics and Astronomy (Novyye knigi
i stat'i po fizike i astronomii)
PERIODICAL: Fizika v shkole, 1958, Nr 5, PP 83-85 (USSR)
j
ABSTRACT: The article lists the following number of books or articles
with short descriptions: scientific literature and training
aids - 6 books, methodical literature - 3 books, books for
students.- 3, engineering - 4 books, popular-scientific li-
terature - 8 books. A total of 25 articles which have appeared
in various journals during May-June 1958 on science, engineer-
ing, philosophy, history of physics and engineering, automation
and telemechanics, astronomy, and atomic energy are also listed.
1. Literature 2. Physics--Applications 3. AstrorxW-Applications
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AUTHOR-,
Maslakova, W ow) SOV-47-58-6-2A/28
Mosc
TITLEt New Books and Articles on Physics and Astronomy (Novyye kni-
gI. i stati-i po fizike i astronomii)
PERIODICALt Fizika v shkols, 1958, Nr 6, pp 79 - 82 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This list contains 73 references to Soviet books and maga-
zine articles including 7 translations from Engliah, French,
German and Chinese. The references are categorized as fol-
.,lows: Scientific literature and teaching aids in physics and
astronomy for vuzes - 3 books; literature on methods of in-
structions - 4 books; students books - 4; history of physics
andlengineering - 2 books; scientific-popular literature -
17 books; articles published in journals during July - Au-
gust 1958 - general questions in science and engineering -
2; philosophical questions of physics - 4; teaching methods
- 8; history of physics and engineering - 2; automation and
telemechanics - 1; engineering - 10; nuclear physics and
atomicenergy - 4; astronomy, astro and geophysics - 12
articles.
1. Pbysics--Bibliography 2. Astronoqj--Bibliography
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KkSLAKOVA. M.P. (Moskva)
Now books and articles on pbysics and astronorV. Fiz. v shkole 19
no.1:118-121 Ja-IF '59. (MIRA 12:3)
Oibliography-Physics)

MURATOVj, It. V.; HASLEOVA, N. 1.
Carpathian Mountains,-Geology,, Stratigraphic
Basic stage 9 of the geological history of the Eastern Carpathians. Biul. HDIP.
Otd'. geol. 27 no. 3,, 1952.
2
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,' Novembar_1956, Uncl.

MMTIOV' M. V.: MASLAKOWA, N. 1.
Carpathian Hountains-GeoloSys StratigraPhia
Basic-stages of the geological histor7-of the Eastern Carpathians.
Otd. geol. 27 no. 3,, 1952o
Biul. NON.
2
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November-1951, Uncl.

C
'Tundamental Stages in the Geological Ristory ozo
the Ustern Carpathians, ".M. V.- Muratov,,N.- I-.
Ifts lakoveL
'"Byul Nbsk Obshch Ispytat Prirody, Otdel Geol"
Vol 27, No 3, PP 3-26
~On the basis of an analysis of faci.es, thickness.es*-
and.cond-itions governing occurren .1 ce ~,of depo.sits,
authors clarify the history of formation of'f=-
damental structvral elements of,the Eastern Car-
pathians. They established that thellysh flexure
229T76

KLSIAZOVA, N.I.
... -
Division of Nocene sediments in the western Carpathians based on
small Foraminifers. Geol. sbor. LLvovJ no.4:55-63 157-
(MIRA 13:2)
1.Konkovekly ordena Lenin& i ordena Trudovogo Zrannogo Znameni
gosuniversitet imeni N.V. Lomononova.
(Carpathian Mountains--Geology, Stratigraphic)

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AUTHOR: Maslakova, N.I. and Kamenetskiy, A.Ye. 11-10-11/23
TITLE: New Data an Upper Cretaceous Deposits of the Crimean Steppe
(Novyye dannyye o verkhnemelovykh otlozheniyakh stepnogo Kryma)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheskaya, 1957,
# 10, P 97-99 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: As a result of extensive studies of drill holes, more complete
data were obtained on Upper Cretaceous deposits of the western
areas of the Crimean steppe. The Upper Cretaceous deposits
consist mainly of layers of light greyish marls, limestones and
clays, whereby the thickness of the layers varies from 25 to
600 m. Based on studies of small foraminifers, analogy of all
strata of the Upper Cretaceous period was determined. The
author examined the deposits of various geologic strata, such as
the Turonian and Campanian stages, the Santonian substage as
well as the Maastricht and Danish deposits. The available date
disclose that during the Upper Cretaceous period the examined
territory presents an area of uneven accumulation of sediments.
The area of the present Tarkhankutskiy peninsula which has a
thick, uninterrupted Upper Cretaceous strata experienced a
most intense bending.
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New Data on Upper Cretaceous Deposits of the Crimean Steppe 11-10-11/23
! ASSOCIATIONi Moscow State University imeni M.V.'Lomonosovl All-Union
Scientific Research Oil Institute, Moscow (Moskovskiy
., gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni M.V. Lomonosova, Vaesoyuznyy
neftyanoy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut, Moskva)
SUBMITTED: 3 September 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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KASLAKOTA. N.1.
Nore cwt representation of upper Cretaceous sections of Tarl&ankat
and Dshankoy key holes In the Crimea. Nauch.d*kl.vys.shko2y; geol.-
geog.nauki noel:181-183 058. (NIBA 12:2)
1. Moskovskiy universiVat goologichookly fakulltat, kafedra paleon-
tologile
(Crimea-Geology, Stratigraphic)

AUTHORSt Maslakovag N.I., Naydin, D.P. 11-58-3-9/14
TITLEs The Senosan Deposits of the Crimean Mountains (0 seno-
manskikh otlozheniyakh Gornogo Kryma)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akadomii Nauk SSSR, Seriya, Geologicheskaya, 1958,
# 3, pp 108-110 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This short information deals with deposits in the Upper
Crime& of the Senoman Stage which consist of different sedi-
ments, mainly of clay and sand marls. The authors enumerate
various deposits, give their Latin denominations and classify
them according to their ages.
There is 1 figure.
SUMITTED: September 3t 1956.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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MASLMVA. N.I.
New data*on Coniacian sediments in the Crimean mountains. Mauch.
dok1.vys.sbkoIy; geol.-nauki no.4:151-153 158.(KIRA 12:6)
1. Mookovskiy universitat, geologicbeskiy fakul'tet. Wedra paleon-
tologii. (Crimea--Geology,. Stratigrapbic)

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AUTHOR: Maslakova, N.I., and Naydin, D.P. 11-1-7/29
TITLE: Deposits of the Santonian Substage of South-West Crimea
(0 santonskikh otlozheniyakh v Yugo-zapadnom Krymu)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii'Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheskaya, 1958,
V,23* 1, pp 75-77 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; The autbor enum'erates the 6 different layers of the San-
t_Qnian substage at the Bakhchisaray, Kache, Bodrake and Bell-
beke river areas. He describes the fossiles found in these
layers,, which have a total thickness of 65 m-
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(YaRA 14:2)
(Foraminiferap*Fossil)

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89Z91 vcxl.3 161. (MM 14:9)
(Russian Plat~orm-Foraminifera, Fossil)
(Crimea-Foraminiferal, Fossil)

MASIAKOVAS V.I.
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saps] Moskoun. no.192s5&-W 161.. (KCRA 15.7)
1(Daghestan-foraminifera, Fossil)

MASIAKOVA, N. I.
Volum and systematic position of the genus Hadbergella
(faraminifers). Biul. MOIP Otd. geol. 37 no.6:129-130
N-D 962, (KMA l6r8)

MASLAKOVA
TaxonomV of the genus Hedbergella. Paleont. zhur. no.4-1112-
116 163. (MIRA 17:1)
'I..Moskavskiy gosudaretvennyy universitat.

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,~.L MOVAY
Wail str-acture of the shell of Globotruncan'dae. Vop. mik-ropa loon,".
no.117
t :13F--.149 163. (141RA 17: 1-0)
1. Moskovskly gosudarstvennyy univer.-itet.

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no.8:102-117 064o (MIRA l8s5)
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M.N.; LANGE., O.K.; KABANOV, G.K.; KUZNETSOVA, K.I.; SINITSYNA, I.M.;
SMIRNOVA, T.N.; VENKATACHALAPATI, V.; BEIDUSOVA, Z.D.;
YAKUBOVSKAYA, T.A.; YURTNA, A.L.; RYBAKOVA, N.O.; MOROZOVA, V.G.;
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BENIUSH Ye.Ya,;.MLAKOVA., T.G.
---------- A-r
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PW12 - CaC12 - ZnC12 - H20. Zhur. prikl. khim. 36 no.10:
2297-2300 0 f63. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy Institut tsvetnykh
metal-lov.

BENYASH, Ye.Ya.; MASLAKOVA, T.G.
Potentiometric stability study of zinc, cadmium, and lead chlorJA'a
complexes in calcium chloride solutions. Zhur. neorg. khim. 9 no.12:
2731-2733 D 164.
(HIRA 18:2)
1. Vsesoyuznyy rauchno-losiedovatellskiy gorno-metallurgicheakiy
institut tsvetnykh metallov.

ROMAMNKOP V.I.; POVORIGORA, M.G.; MAS1AKOVA..&i--.
Automation of the rectification oems of turpentine. Gidronz.
i lexokh1m..'pr=. 14 no.1sib-iltio. (mnu v,:n)
is TSentral'Wy rmuchno-issledovatellskiy i pr-oyekGj~y institut
leadkbimicheskoy promyshiennosti (fbr Romentfiko, Podoprigora).
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SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD I / 2 PA - 1566~
AUTHOR HASLAKOVEC,JU.P., POLTINNIKOV,S4., DUBROVSKIJ,G.B., SUBASIEV,V.K,
TITLE P-Silioon Photoelectric Transformers of Solar Energy.
PERIODICAL iurn.techn.fis,26, fase.10, 2396-2397 (1956)
Issued: 11 / 1T5~
American authors produced photoelements from n-Si-monoorystals by bringing about
p-n transitions in these crystals by means of diffusion from the gaseous phase of
boron. In a similar manner the authors also attempted to produce the photoelement
on the basis of p-silicon. This is of practical importance, because p-Si is less
expensive and more easily obtainable than electron silicon. 3b served as an ad-
mixture, and diffusion was from the gaseous phase.
Foils of monocrystalline and polycrystalline p-silicon with a thickness of
- I mm were used for production. After fixing the contacts, the voltamp4re
characteristics for brightness and darkness were recorded. One of the photo-
elements consisted of a foil of 1 em2 area and was produced from monoorystalline
p-silicon with q a 5 ohm,cm and 'r - 4 microsec. Its voltamp4re characteristic
had well marked saturation domains in the reverse direction. These parts of the
voltampare characteristics for brightness which correspond to load were nearly
rectangular in shape. The spectral characteristic of this photoelement has its
maximum at 700 mdw . The red boundary of sensitivity agrees well with the width
of the forbidden zone in the Si.

turn.teohnafis,L6, faec,10, 2396-2397 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1566
Furthermore, 2the load characteristic on the occasion of a solar radiation of
910 watts/02 was recorded and the useful coefficients for different load re-
sistanoes (and consequently also for various load voltages) were computed. The
maximum useful coefficient under conditions such as preTailed on this occasion
was 2.8%.
On the occasion of the measuring of the useful coefficient the total incoming
energy was always measured by means of &'perioheliometer. The electrodes used
did not afford a -sufficiently low contact voltage, and therefore higher useful
coefficients may be expected to be attained as a result of an improvement of
contacts. The samples, which were produced from low-resistance polycrystalline
silicon (several large crystals on a plate) gave less favorable results com-
pared with those obtained by the sawples described above. Their maximum use-
ful eoeffioient~remained below O~6%,.
It would be of areat Draotioal interest to discover a Possibility of producing
Q < I ohm.cm),

MMI-1) KoVETS~ YV.P-
SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD
AUTHOR KOVALICIK,T.L., NABLUOVEOIJU-P-
TITLE The Influence exercised by Admixtures
of Lead Telluride.
PERIODICAL.- ..Zurn.techn.fis,26, fasc.il, 2417-2431
Issued: 12 / 1T5~
2 PA - 16T9
on the Electric Properties
(1956)
This work investigates the influence exercised by various admixtures on the
character of the conductivity of a two-component compound and tries to set up
rules (like in the case of germanium and silicon) for the occurrence of p- and
n-conductivity. The PbTe examined had a cubic crystal lattice of the N&C1
type. Measuring was carried out mainly on polycrystalline pressed samples
(20 x 8 x 6 mm3) which were annealed at 5000 0 or also on monocrystals.
The influence exercised bv the excess lead and tellurium on thermoelectromotor-
ic force and on the conductivity of lead telluride at room temperature is shown
in a diagram. In the case of stoichiometrical composition, this PbTe has the
I -I
electric conductivity 0 = 620 ohm- .cm (which is caused by electrons), the
thermoelectromotorio force a a-223 microvolts/' C (with respect to lead), and
the concentration n - 3,5.1018 of the electricity carriers. A sufficiently
great surplus of tellurium makes lead telluride a semiconductor of the p-type.
A surplus of lead increases the concentration of the free electrons only
slightly. The high concentration of electrons in the lead telluride produced
from a crude technical tellurium is due'to the influence exercised by the

.Zurn.techn.fis,.g6,fasc.11, 2417-2431 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1679
-admixtures in not purified tellurium. If admixtures of lead bromide, lead
chloride, or lead iodide are added to the purest form of lead telluride,
transition to electronic conductivity does not occur, the semiconductor re-
mains positive. Only a sufficiently large surplus of lead makes conductivity
negative. The lead at first changes the sign of electromotoric force, re-
duces the latter, and increases the concentration of the negative electricity
carriers up to such values as correspond to the concentration of the intro-
duced bromide. A further addition of lead causes no change of the electric
conductivity of the PbTe.
Next, the influence exercised by variounforeign admixtures on the proportion
of lead telluride is discussed. On this occasion PbO, TeO 2' PbBr 2' Pt' N"
Co, Fe, Ge, Sn, Mg, Hb, Bi 12Te3, Ag, Cu, Au and thallium are mentioned.
Discussion of results: Ali 3admixtures can be subdivided into four groups
according to the character of their influence upon the sign of the conductivity
of lead telluride (at room temperature): 1.) Donor-like admixtures, as e.g.
C1, Br, J, Bi, Sb, Nb. 2.) Acceptor-like admixtures, as e.g. Ag and thallium.
3.) Admixtures exercisin a similar effect as a surplus of lead (Sn, Ge, Ti,
Ni, Co, Fe, Pt, Mg).. 4.1 Admixtures which are analogous to tellurium
(Se, S and 0).
INSTITUTION:

JW 45 1- d V e 7-,57 YU P,
IOM A.P., akRdsmikj SCKINSZIY, H.S.,.kand.f Is.-mat.oauk,.red.
'USLA Yu P doktor fIs.-a&tnaqk, red.; SNOLINSIIY,,G.A.,;
rod.; SHAL17, 3 B.,*doktor fix.-mat.nauk. rode;
MILI. A.A., kiidj Is.-mst.nauk. Aod:: WUSHffff, I.C. kand.f Is.-
mat.nauk--red.-, insh.; red.; ACHIINADZI, Sh.D.. Insh.1
tokhn,r*od.
[The possibilities of semiconductors and their future dov*lopaent3
Vosmoshaosti I perapektivy poluprovodnikov. Leningrad, Loningr.
don nauchno"tekhn.propagandy, 1957. 11 p, (Poluprovodkki, no,18)
(Semiconductors)

A /I C, U 0
OSTROUNOT, Andrey Georglyevich, inzh.; IOM , A.r., akademik, red.;
SCHINSKIT, H.S., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; IJASLA
doktor fis.-mat.nauk, red.; SKOLMNSKIT, G.A., doktor fiz.-mat.
nauk, red.; SHALYT, S.S., doktor fis.-mat.nauk, red.; ISM', A.R,,
kand.fiz.-cat.nauk, red.; SUBASHIYNT, V.I., kand.fig.-mat.nauk,
red.; SHAGRIM, K.A., lush.; ACHKIZADZZ, Sh.D., insh., red.;
Fps=, D.P.. tekhn.red.
[Piezoelectric substances] Plesoelaktriki. Leningrad, Leningr.
don nauchno-tokhn.propagandy, 1957. 30 P. (Poluprovodniki, no.16)
(KIRA 10:12)
(Piezoelectric substances)

Vv
PASYNKOV, Vladim r asillyevich, doktor tekhn.nauk; ICM , A.F., akademik,
glavnyy red.; SOKINSKIY, kand.f iz.-mat.nauk, red.; KA.S.LA.pYWS,Yu.P.,..
doktor fiz.-mat.nauk,.red.; SKOLZVSKIT, G.A., doktor~:fiz.-mat.nauk,
red.; SHALYT, S.S., doktor fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; REGIL', A.R., kand.
fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; SUBASHIM, V.K., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.;
SHAGURIN, K.A., inxh.; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D., inzh.; FREGER, D.P..
tekhn.red.
[Nonlinear semiconductor resistors; varistoral Nelineinye
poluprovodnikovye soprotivleniia; varistory. Leningrad, Leningr.
dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1957. 35 p. (Poluprovodniki, no.5)
(Electric resistors) (MIRA 11:1)

A G v, t: ' ') / YU-11,
MIRLIN, David Maumovich; IMPE, A.F., akademik, red.; SOMINSKIT, H.S.,
kand.fix.-mat.nauk. red.; KASLAKOTZTS Yu F_ doktor fix.-mat.
nauk, red.; SKOLINSKIY, G ]E*_'~o O~rfiz.-Mai.nauk, red.;
SHALYT, S.S., doktor fls.-mat.nauk, red.; RMGlL, A.B., kand.fis.-mat.
nauk, red.; SUBASHIYZV, V.I., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; SHAGURIN, K.A..
inzh.. red.; ACHKINADZI, Sh.D., insh., red.; PRIM, D.P., tekhn.red.
[Semiconductor bolameteral Poluprovodnikovye bolometry. Leningrad,
Leningr.dou nauchno-tokhn.propagandy. 1957. 36 p. (Poluprovodniki,
no.4/ (MIRA 10:12)
(Bolometer)

VOROKIN. Anatoliy Hikolayevich, inzh.; IOM, A.?., akademik, red.;
SOKIIISKIY. X.S., kandl. f iz.-mat. nauk, red.; MASIAKOMS, Yu.P.,
doktor f is,-wt,muki red.; SHOLIUSKIY. G.A.. Onank.
red.; SHALYT. S.S.. doktor f is.-mst,uouk, red,; REGRLI 0 A.R.,imut,
fit.-mat.nauk; 61WSHIYET. Y.K., kaad.ftz.-mst.uauk. red.; SHAGURIN,
K.A., insh.red.; ACHKINADZI. Sh.D.. inth.; IMER. D.P.. takha.red.
[Semiconductor thermoelectric generators] Poluproyodnikovye termo-
elektrogenerstory. Leningrad, Leningr. don nauchno-tekha.propagandy,
1957. 43 P. (Poluproyodatici, no.13) (MIRA 11:3)
(Semiconductora) (Electric ganerstore)

SUBASHITEV. Vagan Iraeparovich, kand. fiz.-mat. nauk.; IO"E, A.F.. glavnyy
red.; SOMINSKIY. M.S.. kand. fiz.-mat. nauk. red.; MASLAKOVETS.
Tu. P. doktor f iz.-mat. nauk. red.;. SMOLIUSKIT. G.T.-. d-o_kt-o_r_flz. -met.
now.--red.; SHALYT, SAS.. dolctor fiv.-mat. unuk. red.; RZGZLI. AAA,
kand. fis.-mat,. nouk.red.; SMYRIN. K.A.. Lash.. red.; ACHKINADZI.
3h. D., inzh., red.
[Transistor diotes and triodes; point-contact diode@ and triodeal
Poluprovodnikovye diody i triody; tochechuye diody i triody.
Leningrad# Leningr. dos nauchno-tekhn.propagandy. 1957- 52 p.
(Poluprovodniki. no. 7). (Transistors) (MIRA 11:11)

SMINMIY, Woms.3mimilovichi kind. fiz.-mt. nauk; IOM. A.?.- alk,
doktoi f1s.
Cl&vW red -oat. re'L;
Mi.
6r f -9
b orziat nai* ivd
d
daktor' fls~~-Mtq' il~ red*$- MUILIP Al'~P.* k2a. fls,-qmt,, &oak, -red.;
auumlaff, TJ .kand. flz,-mt, saik,, red I
J066; red;; AMMOM IL.D. lush., red.; IMIS, D.P., taktin.
.rsd~
Eftatcreslat rs3 ftiosoir6tivieniia.- roulA LsnlW. dm nsmh=-
tokhm~ propag&WWO 19Yr. Y~ i. - (pobWrov*dzlJdL. no.6). (KM ntf)
I (Photoelectric cells)

SMA3NIr3ITv Tagall Usparovich, kmad, f iz.-;.mat nauk,; ICITS, A.F., akad..
gbyWy rod.,; BOKIMIT. K.30',imad. fix.-mato usukired.; KOUXOTM.
o INOLVISM.
Th. fvdakto~r f1s.-mat, nauk~jred*;: VAOAV, doI4-0r-rr2----w-t.
B., doktor conk, -Iriqiu.; Mims.
as
A.R.-$ 'kazid. f1s.-ust. asuir. red.;SWMIN. I1oA~OIv4hojfed*'q-:
Sh.D.,insho.red.; FMIM, DOP!.,, takhae*red.
Einwtooloctric converters of solar energy] Potoolaktricheakto
P34obrasovatoll 061nechnoi snergil. Taningrad,'Ieningr. don asuchoo-
timk6. propegandy, 1957. 61 p. (Poluprorodniki, no. 9). WRA 11:12)
(Solar ~stteries) I

GELIAR, Isaak Ihaimovlch . Lnzh.;MPSXJ1J#5amuiI. SamenoTich, inph..-Ign, A.F., pLkademik,
.red.; SOKINSKIT, K.S., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; KA�hdHvITS, YU.P.,
dbktor fis.-nat.nauk; SKOWSKIT, G.A., doktor ffz-.-uat.nauk--'
SHALYT. S.S., doktor, fis.-mat.nank; RWMI, A.R., kand.fiz.-mat.
nauk; SUBASHIM, V.X., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk; SHAGURIN, K.A., insh.;
ACHKIRANS, Sh.1), lush, red; - TKNOR, D.P., tekhn.red.
[Semiconductor contact rectifieral Poluproyodnik6vye vypriamiteli.
Leningrad, Leningr.dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1957. 94 Iri
- Wrn lo:12)
(Blectric current rectifier)

ZHUZI, Vladimir Panteleymonovich: IOM, A.?., akademik# glevnyy red.;
SMINSKIY. K.3.0 kand.fix.-mat,-nauk, red.; XULAXPYNS, Yu.P.,
doktor'fix.-natonank, red.; SKOLIMSKIYO G.A., doktor f - 4 A-t-.
nauk, red.;. 5MIT. A.S., dolctor fiz.-wrzat.nauk, redo; RIMIo
kand.fix.-tiat.nauk. r~d.; SUBASHIYZV. T,K,, kand.fize-matonauk,
red.; SHAWMN, K4A., inzho,,. red.;, APIXIMAN Sh.D... inzho, red.;
FaNGERS D.Po' tekhn.red.
[Semiconducting materials (semiconductor elements)] Poluprovodni-
kovye materialy (elementy - poluprovodniki). Leningrad. 1957.
1101 p. (Obahchestvo po rasprostraneniiu politichaskikh L nauchn*h
znanII RSM. n0-17) li' (NMA 12:4)
(Semiconductors)

AUTHORS: Lomakina, G. A., Vodakov, Yu. A., 57-27-7-26/40
Naumovx G. P., Maslakovets, Yu. P.
A Valve fhotocelA dadmium Telluride.(A Preliminary
TITLE:
mort) * (Ventiltnyy fotoelement iz tellurida kadmiya.
Predvaritellnoye soob&cheniye)).
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fizikiq 1957, Vol. 27, Nr 7,
1P* 1594- (USSR)
ABSTRACT; For the production of -,)-n transitions n-type plates of
CdTe with an area of I to 2 qcm, consisting of several
(3 to 5) crystals were used. Their specific conductivity
was CF ` 40 Ohm- 1 .cm-1 , thermal-EUK a ~ 200 6kVI
degree. The width of the forbidden zone was 1,34 eV. The
thin p-layer was formed by means of thermal diffusion of
elements of the first group of the periodic law. The ohmic
contact on the n-layer was obtained by melting of indium and
on the p-layer by melting of gold. The p-n transitions
obtained in this manner were very "directed" with a
distinctly marked saturation in the inverse direction. In
Card 1/2 sunlight with 30 mvi/qcm the photo-EMK of this photoelectric