SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ROMOTOWSKI, T. - ROMOVACKOVA, H.H.

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TITLE:
Scient. fir,..@ ns, of- the
Seminar for Operational Sectio
Eydrometeorolo@--icvl ..Se v. ce@ uc, fy seminar v operativnykh
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podravdelenijak". @;idrofteteoroloeicheskoy sluzhbj)
PERIODICAL: Mete C idrol o., -iy, Nr pp 69-76 (USSR)@::,
orolo.,,iya,. i G 4, 19513 :31
ABSTRACT: The arrangement of sci6nti i r" in the' t,_,chnical' sub-
fie caminar
@ydr6metboroloz@iczrd,: service. 1-,,eather bureaus,:
divisions of the
hydrometeorologacal :bureausletc'. is of special :importance
for'the@direct w C@collaborators:.of research
'contact bet een!.th'.
stations.alvzd@experts:.which occupy,:,the-mselves irith the racti-`@
p
c..al@ work-.@of the h@drometeorological c@re*of national economy.
:held in the
From,October 221to,249 1957,such a seminar was
hydro.meteproloGical, bureau in L'170V@- I nI the -oresence of
representatives 6 f he i6v- State University and the
Ra* lr
meteorological service , of @ the- Viov 3- oa-d,O:tficei-_.JT_1.
e ur,
Six 1 ct eswere.held. Ponomarenko, in.his.lecture
the cientifi es whi h have been
chard,c,terized,, S cr earch works c
performed:in*.th'e. division'for the synoptical invectigations
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ROMOV, A. I.
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AMMOR: Honiov A. 1.
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TITLE: Verical@motion'in atmospheric fronts
SOURCE: AN SSSk. Izvestiya' Pi-iika atmosphery i okeana,,V, 2,- no*, 61 1966, 561-575
TOPIC.TAGS: weather foreca@ting.: atmospheric front, cloud formation forecasting,.,
atmospheric front forecasting
A13STRACT: Vertical motiIons pres ent considerable practical-,interest ..forlthe ana -lys IS
of
and prognosis of.frontal weather. This paDer.considers the'use vertical'motion
Aheory in the'problems of front dynamics. The.approachutilizes numerical, computer-
processed, solutions for well-identifi-ed frontal-modelsbased upon improved quasigeo-
@strIopIhic vertical motion,equation s based upon.@.. I.A Kibel's theory of expansion along
the small parameter. Thessse.@equations@',treated in the first-chapter, consider sinulta-i,-,
:neously I two i rontal zone f ,actIors-, ..te convective component o
rriportant f h f the horizontal,
acceleration, and the,spacial non-uniformity of the stability.parameter. In addition.i
they, asse.s,s the.contrib.utions.of friction and of.the turbulent he&tLtransfer.in the
'free.atmosphere - to the.develop -ment.of.vertical m otions. In the second chapter,.the
;.two-dimensional problem.of:vertical,motion .is numerica I so I.Ved on a computer, and
the results of the 'numerical experiments.analyzed.- Front models generated by changes
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--o t c-er ain p ramet rs' of, thet efields are discussed. Numerica@
t a e emperature and pressur
experiments utilizing front models have 's.hown.theadequacy of the qt4asigeostrophic ap.,
@'proximation used. The computations.allow.an explanation of cloudiness structure and
s.
precipitation zone features, and other, peculiarities of -the warm and cold fron6 he
importanze of such frontal.parameters and.frontal.-zone parameters as,changev along th-
normal to the front of the normal wind component and horizontal temperature gradient
has @been established. Author:thanks A.M.Pirnach and D. Ye..Stepurko for aid in the
Calculations. Orig. art. has 7 figures and..34 formulas..
SUB@CODE: 04/ SUBM DATE; 27Nov65/,,,. ORIG REF:'.,006

USPENSKIY, B.D.,doktor fiz,-mat.. nauk, prof.; -BELOUSOV, S,L,'gjRlnd-
1. Moscow. TSentraltnyy institut proLnozov.

EWT W/FCC 6W
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ACCESSION NR: AT5000701 8/2599164/000/043/0003/4016
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AUMOR: Romov, A.--I.;.Fishman, Yu. S. Ry*bak, V. I.
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TITIZ: Numerical wind forecast and computation of divergence from the geostrophic:..
wind at the mean level
sslcido-,;@ate'Val
SOURCE: Kiyev. Ukrainskiy naiu'6no-i- @a i@&meteorologicheskik-*,
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institut..Trduyj no,-43 -1 in ptices, y
1964 ii@
9prq@y,,',.0
meteorologii, (Problems in syno-pti-c'- and'-dyhamit me-tedrolo'liy), 3-16
T "7f
TOPIC TAGS: weather forecaftin wind',-geostrophic wind numerical weather
forecasting, cyclone, atmospheric pressure, anticyclone
ABSTRACT: This paper presents an analysis of the results of wind forecasting
divergence from the geostrophic wind at the moan level. The paper begins with,
the geostrophic wind at the mean level. The paper begins with the principal
equations and presentation of the computation model, followed by examples of
computations and some results of testing of the prognostic model. The principal
original contribution is an analysis of computed maps of wind divergence from- ,7
the geostrophic. The maps clearly show a pattern in the.direction of the.,tvector
of wind divergence in pressure formations. Above. both-ev Icionic:- aid:- anticyclon
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cyclones, but also over pressure formation6 -with. weak pre's adients Thut
sure gr
in cyclones, the vectors of the geostrophicand ageostrophic, velocities are
generally directly in opposit6.directi6ns_ And the resultant. wind.. 4elocityls'
than the geostrophic velociiji -The res-u-Itant -(teal) voiticity-ilki a cyclone is
less than its geostrophic approximation. In anticyclones and high-pressure
ridges, on the other hand, the geostrophic and ageostrophic wind components have
approximately identical directions and therefore the real wind is greater than
the geostrophic wind. Allowance for the ageostrophic wind in the free atmosphere
should be made in synoptic practice, etch as in preparing a forecast or obtaining
wind information aloft using pressure field. data. The a-u-thors Also describe the
automation of the output and analysis of forecasting results. usin the display'on.,,----
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the screen of a cathode-ray tubdi.the apparatus involved*has apparently been
described earlier (Rybak, V. 1-*, @Shfghonok% 1.* N,..i AmeoviAiziataiYA i priboro7!!,-_,','
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Output'O,@
stroyeniye, No. 1, 1963). The working@,surface of the screen 1 .170: =2;
per secoud. iike sib e
information is more than 15,000 points, This a it 1 to
he predicted wind.
obtain the results in the form of a photographic map of t
ures and 4..@,tables
Orig. art. has; 32 formulas, 5.fig
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T"$Oyuznaye soveshch&n lye Po
Sarl trudy goararentaLL po khWL bore I yoga soyedinaniy (Barons
Wansactions or the Conference an the Chemistry or Barom aw
Its Counpounds) Moscow, Gookbialsdatv 1958. log p.. trr*ta allp
Inverted. 2*400 copies printed.
IM.t G.P. Luchlvaklyj Tech. ]Ld.t X.3. Lmr-ys.
YMOSSo This b Oak Ia In tended for ~hamlets, as well an for
industrial personnel working with boron and Its compounds
This aoll*ctlon contains 24 studies on the choulstr7l
orystaIlina structure, phyaLeachemical properties. and
technology of boron And Its compounds. Twenty-two or the
studies wore presented at the All-Union Conference an Boron
Chasistrr, held at the Nauchno-loslodovatel-skly risiko-
khlAdah@akiy inotitut Ia. L. To. Karpova (scientific Am-
h nVaics"hooldal Institute La. L. To. Karpov) In
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December 1955. Two of those articles deal with the thoriwo-
6hossi:try or boron. The two Studies an 'borunduse pro.
dUctl it a" being publishod for the first time. The Stud'**
Isrs well Illustrated ano*mpanl*d by bibliographic*.
?AM OF CON73X?Si

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ACCESSION NR: AT5000424 8/0000/64/000/000/0085/0087
AUTHOR: Lazebna:Vi," -G. .,.-.6b chuyeva,
V,
TITLE: Increasing the sensitivity of the flame-photometric determinitiort of rubidluni
In-cesium salts
ye@s' 6j -l 'K'
SOURCE: Sibirsko '* ovdshd anlyej) Obktfoskopff@` st,: emerovo,'1962.
skopiya; metody* I primeneniye (Spectroscopy; methods and application).
Doklady* soveshchanlya. Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1964, 85-87
TOPIC TAGS: spectroscopy, flame photometry, rubidium determinaUon
ABSTRACT: Using flame photometry, th&"a'wtbo:rsA6termined rubldium"In high-pu . rit.
cesium chloride and cesium nitidt -0. The enilasion. intensity of rubidium' in the flame
was Increased 60-70% by the addition of 10 vol. % ethyl alcohol to the cesium salt
solution; this made it possible to determine 0. 001-0. 0008% rubidluniin the dry cesium
salt. The behavior of the analytical lines of rubidium at 7800-7948 A upon the addition
of sodium chloride and ethyl alcohol was analyzed. On the b is of this study, the
determination oir rubidium was carried out by using the 7800%Une. Theinethodwas
checked by introducing known amounts of rubidium. The sensitivity achieved, 0,8-1 x
10-3, is not the ma)dmmn attainable value. The authors suggest the use of certain
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ACCESSION NR: AP4044808 S/0078/64/009/009/2126/2128;:@
AjTHORS: Osipov, O.A-.; Romova, M.G.
TI@11E: -ompl,_ex compounds of lanthanum and ri o ml,@m chlorides with
.@,@Ca 0 c acid esters
Zhurnal neor-anthheskoy khlmil, v. Q, no. 9, 1964, 2126-2128
TOPIC TAGS: 1qnthanum diethyloxalate complex, lanthanum diethylmalon-
ate lanthanum dieth lsuoclnate complex, neod3rmium diethyl-
neodymium Nethyl-ialinqte complex, lanthanum diethyl-

KBSTRACT: Moleaul num and chil-or des
ar compoundu o a
with diethyloxalate, malonate and succinate were synthesized by shak-
Ing the anhydrous chlorides with excess esters In sealed ampoules,
washinl- the product In benzene and drying In a desiccator. The
iftnthan-jT complexes were white and the neodymium were lilac-colored
-rystal'.Ine materials soluble In alcohol but InsolubLe In other organ-
Ic solvents. @omplexes of the general formulae 2MeC' eater and
MeC13,ester were formed with the oxalate and malonat;?*the 2:1
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succinate complex was probably not formej. IR spectra of the -om-
n,4- were examined In the 100-1800 cm- range. In the 2:1 com-
-ro ips were co -)rdinated -41 th the metal, w@,I'e In the
I orrily one ",=O partIcIpated In the donor acceptor bond
and the other -'----0 was free. A chelate of neodymium chloride with the
dlethylmalonate was synthesized and the following probable formula
was proposed: H
C
C1.
ASSOCIATION: None
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AUTHORS Romova M. G.;.Osipov, 0. Isayeva, L' K.
ORGt none
Coordination compounds of rare earth chlorides with.esterfi of dicarbc@110*
__tcids
SOURCEt, Zhurnal noorganichaskoy khImiiI vo li'l, no. 3, 19669 536-539
TOPIC TAGSt @,prasoodymium compoundq samarium compoundp gadolinium compoundg-,
dysprosiun compoundip lanthanum compound, noodymium cpmpoundp dicarboxylic acidt
@electron donor
ABSTRACT: Continuing thoir,study of,the electron-acceptor propertAes of rarq@ earth
halidesy the authors I Ie stIigated the int.or aation @ of j)rasoodym Vlsam&rium@jado-
linium, and dys=;Ahior@jos with dietlql oxalate, malonatel and succinate, and.
the interaction of.lanthanum #nd neodymiuml,jhloride s with dietkyl adipates maleatep,
and phthalate. The structure of the complexes thus obtained (which could not be
isolated in the pure,formy;was studied by comparing the IR spectra of.the pure
ligands and co axes 'I It was found that'the formation' of complexes of the composi-.
,tion 2st causes the-disappearance of the band.corresponding to the stretching vibra-,
tions of the free carbonyl@group and to the appearance.ofa strong band In the longe
wave region vhich can be assigned to the vibrations of the diester carbonyl groups.,
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TITLE: -D-e _ter@ina t I oft 'of 'Carbon Disulphide.
.(Odme'rn4:stanoveni sirouhlfkii)
.12RIODICAL: Ch6micke Listy,-1958, Vol.52(82), Nr 101'pp 1915
(Czechoslovakia)
ABSTRACT: Carbon di hide vias determined'on.the basis@..6f.alkali-
s@R
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cation. Thymolphthalein was.usedas indicator. - This
me thod of,', analysis 1s spd a ially ..suitable for,determin-
Ing the.r purity,. of carbon disulphide. `Morpholine:'and@,@_.,.
diethanolamine.were;the most suitable',seconddry amines
toi- preParint,,:'the."dialkyldithidcarbamic.acid,:,'Th6 reac-
tion between dialkylamine",'and carbon disulphide.: only
takes place when todium,hydr,[e-mail]- 'the latter,
neutralises'theformed acid. A mirror galvanometer
Titroskop I wad used. for 'the --potentiometric @. curves.: The:':
ifr.2 s tll@, - course o
graph In F C, show f1the potentiometric.
titration. t equired'for
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T I t1c; Determination of the Total Content of.Sulfur-
in:Volatile,,Liquids
Or J Pub. Paliva., 1958 NO.
318 4,, 113-116
Pb3tract A method.~is:de3cribed,for,.th~'determination.of.
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 23, 1959i No. 81984
Author Romovadek, Jiri

Inst Not g iveF-7
Title
Titrime@ti@ic Determination of Carbon Disulfide
Orig Pub Collect. Czechosl. Chem. Communs., 1959 24,
No 21 604-608
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determination Of CS2,.based
the
,
.
on the alkalimetric titration of dialkyldithio-
carbamic acid..formed in.the reaction:between
C32:witha secondary amine, has been developed.
'The titration is performed in.a pyridine,
ro pyl alcohol..'and@water
isop
(2:,.: 2 1) medium,
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employing a potentiometric or,a visual end-.
point* in the second case, 1,.thymolphthalein
s olu t I on in, pyridine:ls used,, as -the indicator.
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