SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHMALIY, K.V. - SHMANENKOV, N.A.

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USSR/Medicine' - Serum Diagnosis May 51-;
(Veterinary)
Virus Diseases
"Serum Diagnosis of Equine Infectigus Encephalo-
myelitis," Prof M. V. Revo, Honored Sci Worker,
K. V. Shmaliy, Cand Vet Sci, Ukrainian Inst Exptl
Vet Med
~"Veterinariya" Vol XXVIII, No 5, pp 18-21
,Developed methods of virus-bacterial agglutination
(VEA) and reaction of' complement binding (RSK) for
diagnosis of equine infectious encephalomyelitis. In
VBA, a bacillus fnot identifie~7 which has been
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US$R/Medicine - Serum Diagnosis May 51
(Veterinary) (Contd.)
loaded with virus passed through rabbits is used.
RSK and VBA are sp reactions for immunity, 'which
yield high percentage of accurate results. With
their aid, humoral immunity in horses that had the
disease or were exposed to contact with infected
horses (and may be virus carriers) can be establi-
shed. Preclinical phases of the disease can be
diagnosed. Foresees production of VBA antigen on
industrial scale.
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REVO, N.V.,, professor, doktor, zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki U&V;._SHMA.LIY,
K.v kandidat vaterinarnykh nauk.
Experimental study of serodiagnosis of ancephalomyelitis in horses.
Sbor.trud..Kharl.vet.inst. a-.219-225 '52. (MLRA 9:12)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii Eharlkovskogo veterinarnago inBtituta i
Otdel virosologii Ukrainskogo institula ex,sperimentallnoy vetari-
narii.
(Horses--Diseases) (Encaphalomyelitis) (Serum diagnosis)

REVO, M.V., zasluzhennvy dayatell nauki, professor, doktor veterinarnvkh nauk;
SM14MY, K.V., kandidat veterinarykh nauk.
Effect of defensive inhibition on the' course of infection processes.
Report No. 1. Sbor.* trud. Kharl. vat. inst. 22:223-231 154. (MIRA 9:12)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii Kharlkoyskogo veterinArnogo.instituta i ot"I
patfiziologii Ukrainskogo-instituta eksperimentalluoy vaterinarii.
(Sleep) (Brucallosis)

USsR/M;Lcrobiology Medical and Veterinary Microbiology F-4
Abs Jour : Referat Zhurn - Biol., no 16, 25 Aug 1957, 68640
Author : Shmaliy, K.V., Nakhmanson, G.L.
Title : A mor-e-Rdplid-Method of Detecting Tuberculosis Mycobacteria
in Spinal Cord Fluid.
Orig Pub : Material po obmenu Nauch. inform. Ukr. n.-i in-ta
tuberkuleza, 1955, No 2, 128-131
Abstract : The method is based on "violent antagonism" between tuber-
culosis bacilli and yeast. 1 ml of fresh spinal cord li-
quid and 2 loops of cultured yeast are sterilely added to
a centrifuge tube containing 4 ml of a physiological solu-
tion. After incubation for 48 hours at 370 the mixture
is centrifuged and smears- prepared from the sediment-
are dyed by the Ziehl-Neelsen method and examined micro-
scopically. As a result of 200 inoculations of spinal
cord fluid from 30 children ill with tuberculous- menin-
gitis, TB was found in 100% of patients, and in 90% of
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TANOV, N.M.: SIRIAMY, K.V.: KHOTENK0. A.G.
Boris Moiseev-ich Khmel'nitskii; 70th anniversary of his birth
ana 45th anniversary of his scientific, pedagogic, and social
activities. Probl.tub. no-5:78 S-0 155 (14LRA 8:11)
1. Direktor Ukralnskogo instituta tuberktilaza 11.1i.Yanov.
Sel,--etar' partroparnizatsii instituta Shmaliy, K.V.; Sekretarl
Kharlkovskogo oblastnogo obshchestva ftiziatrov A.G.Khomeako.
(TITOGRITITIES,
Khmol'nitakii, Boris M.)

SHXALIY, K.V.- VAKB~W460N., G.L.IMELINIKOV, Ye.L. (Khartkov); BORI", M-Ya.
---'---(Ki-yev); SOTNIKOVA., N.A.; BORSHUMVSKIY, M.A. (Odessa)
Primary drug resistance in pulmonary tuberculosis. Vrach. delo no.l:
98-100 Ja t62. (MIRA 15:2)
(TUB~,HCULOSIS) (BACTERIA, EFrTCT OF DRUGS ON)

SHMALIY, K.V., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; l,r--LINIK(V, Ye.L., kand.med.
nauk
Effect oil' drup, resistlince on the course of the tuberculous process.
Probl. tub. 41 no.8:73-74 163. (14IIIA 17:9)
1. Iz otdeleniya legochnogo tuberkuleza (zav. - doktor med. nauk
L.i.Villnyanskiy) i m1krobiologicheskoy laboratorii (zav. - starshi.y
nauchnyy sotrudnik K.V.Shmaliy) Ukrainskogo naiichno-issledovatellskcgo
instituta tuberkuleza (dir. - dotsent A.G.Khomenko).

KLEPAN(YI, 1-1,A., pro'L.; POTOV, V.I., prof.; 130GAYFVSKIY, AT., dotsent;
ANT,RYUSHCHEINKO, V.V,; GOVOROV, A.M., dotsent; KASSICH, Yu.Ya.;
S11MAL1Y. Kj.,-.~and. med. nauk; SOKALO, S.V.
Exmerimental study of chemoprophylaxis of tuberculosis.
Prob. tub. no.1:51-58 165, NIPA 18i12)
1. Ukrainskiy institut tuberlmleza i grudnoy k-Himrgii,
Khartkovskiy zooveterinarnyy institut i Ukrainskiy Jnstitut
eksperimentallnoy veterinarii, Kiyev.

vit'SHCOINK, V.55,.; KC.::~1,AKO, t.V.; SHMAL1Y, V.Ya,
Using shortened thread of the detinating cord In vmltipla
blasting of deep holes. Sbor.rats.predl.vnedr.v proizv. no-1:3
'61. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Rudoupravleniye im. Dzerzhinskogo shakhta "Gigant.11
(Blasting~

VASHCHENKO, VISIP inzh.;_5HULIY,_:Vla., inzh.; NIKULIN, S.Ye., kand.
tekhn. nauk- LINNIK, G.F., kand. tekhn. nauk;
P
SULIMA, G.S., inzh.
Improving the operating efficiency at the nGigant" mine.
Met. i gornorud. prom. no-5252-56 S-0 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Shakhta "Gigant" radnik im. Dzerzhinskago (for
Vashchenko., shmaliy~. 2. Krivorozhskiy gornorudnyy insti-
tut (for Nikul-in). 3. Institut avtomatiki Gosplana UkrSSR
(for Linnik). 4. Krivorozhskiy gornorudnyy tekhnikum
(for Sul-ima).

1/1 A LAK I V-) VG zick 1"'Ir Lo I,,', III V A":;;
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SM.'ALlY, V,Ya,,,; PFIREN~.'() P. D, bE2A,-.!KH,
jz-T-.'T'R'ODTOlTOVA, N.F., ver, red.
I'le2hnical aT, -!-h,,, "Gigant" "In- in the Krlvoy
Rz:g Basin] Tekhmicheskii progress na shakhte "Gigant"
U
li Kr~v-r~jzhskorr basseLie. Mosk,,a-, Fled-ra. 1964. 11-9 P.
(~-ITRA l8r3)
"Gizant" v Krivo-,
1. Glaviryy jnzza~,ner na-.hallniik shak,
i*o,,l'nskojn Basseyne (f:~.- Vashchcmko).

S141.J.' ',I F.0, . , ~
~ .~j
~', !,idv irwy the effectiveness of local aeration in strip mining. Gor.zhur.
n~-,.8:71-72 Ag 165o NIRA 18clo)
1. KharIkovski.- institut gornogo mashinostroyeniya, avtomatiki i
vvchislitellnoy tekhniki.

SHMALIKO, V.F.
Features of the appearance and spreading of gall nematodes in
greenhouses with perennial plants. Biul. Glva. bot. sada no.24:
89-95 156. (MLRA 9:11)
1. GlavMry botanicbeakiy ead Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Namatoda) (Galls (Botarq)) (Greenhouse management)

SHMALIKO, V.F.
The cactus nematode Reterodera cacti Filipjev et Schuurmans-Stekhoven,
1941. Trudy Gellm. lab. 9:389-390 '59. (MIU 13:3)
(Nematoda) (Cactus--Diseases and pests)

SHWI I KO, V.F.
Testing the effect of some phosphoroorganic preparation on the gall
nemiatode. Biul.Glav.bot.sada no.37:96-ioo 6o. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Glavayy botanicheskiy sad Alcademit nauk SSSR.
(Phosphorus organic compounds) (Hematoele diseases of plants)

TSITSIM, N.V., akademik; CHERKASSHY, Ye.S.; 5111-4~L'V.O, V.F. - -
Activated creolin as a new radical means of controlling the straw-
berrv mite Tarsonemus pallidus Banks (~T.Fragariae, Zimm.). Dok2.
,*I SSSR 141 no.6:1527-1530 D 161. 14:12)
1. Glavnyy botanicheskiy sad AN SSSR.
(Creolin) (mites) (Strawberries-Diseases and pests)

TSITSIN, N.V., akademik; CHERKASSKIY, Ye.S., prof.; BUSHCHIK, T.N., kand.
biolog.nauk; S124ALIKO V F. kand.sel'skokhoz.nauk;
LYADOVAI G.L., agronomy KILD-911K, Ye.Ye., agronomA;
BELYAYEVA, A.S., agronom
Preparation for controlling the cabbage maggot. Zashch.
rast. ot vred. i bol. 7 no.7:33-34 J1 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Glavnyy botanicheskiy sad AN SSSR. Oporno-pokazatellnyy
aovkhoz imeni Mofto-Veta-kSovkhoz imeni GorIkogo.
(Moscow Province--Cabbage maggot-Extermination)
(Insectidides)

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~_77-'H'ORS 7-sitsin, N. V., Academician, Cherkasskiy, Ye. S., Bushchik,
I
N., Shmallko, V. F., Lyadova, G. L., Kilimnik, Ye. Ye.,
and Belyayeva, A. S.
Latest about the struggle against cabbage maggots
(Chortophila brassicae Bouch6 and Ch. floralis Fall.)
?7-7, 1 ODD'LAkademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 144, no. 2, 1962, 457 - 460
cheap insectofungicidal repellent dust W5P~, (IFRD) was prepared
.1rom by-products of the production of activated creolin (AC) and hexa-
I k'
chlo.ro cyclohexane (HOCH) by mixing with peat or other fillers. In 1960
excellent results were obtained in small-scale tests by dusting cauli-
flower. with 10-12 o- of coarse-grained peat creolin dust per plant (AC -
_-at -Jxzure of I : 3). Oviposition before the test, damage to roots and
number of maggots durn- the crop were observed. One treatment was
Sufficient for initial oviposition (single eggs on 4-8 ~O of the pldnts);
V".'o dustings were applied at 14-day interval with massive oviposition
(or, 74 7 of the plants). A finer-grained preparation was used in*1961,
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whic'- reduced considerably the consumption. Treatment with IFRD was
carried out as follows by: immersing the root before planting in 0-5, 1,
and 2 ~~ suspensions for 1-3 min; putting into peat humus pots (250, 500,
350, and 500 9 Per 10 kg of peat mixture); placing in the planting holes
(10, 20, 50 g per hole); sprinkling the root with 50 cm3 of 3, 5, and 10
suspension; dusting the collum. (1-06 g). The latter method was the most
--fic'e
~-- I nt Similar results were obtained by sprinkling with 50 cm3 o,
e
10 ~, 1FRD suspension, a method requiring no additional work. Considerable
yield increases (2-24 tons per ha) were attained for several varieties of
cauliflower and head cabbage (no. 1, Chinese, and 'Slaval cabbage) by one
or z,,,to dustings with 3-6 &r of IFRD after initial or massive oviposition,
respeczively, and by abundant, additional sprinkling to guarantee a fast
-Denetra ~40n of the licuid. Plant and fruit were not unfavorably affected.
IFRD residues in the cabbage were not found by the Sanitarno-
euidelmiolo.z-icheskoy stantsiya 7,,oskvy (Ivioscow Sanitation Epidemiological
"I"tationi. IFRD is harmless to workers, and not inferior in efficiency to
expensive organochlorine compounds. There are 2 tables.
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ASSOCIATION Glavnyy botanicheskiy sad Akademii nauk SSSR (Main
Botanical Garden Academy of Sciences USSR); Opytno-
pokazatellnllry sovkhoz im. Ylossoveta (Experimental and Model
Sovkhoz imeni Mossovet); Sovkhoz im. A. M. GorIkogo
(Sovkhoz imeni A. Yl. Gor"kiy)
3U3:.I'ITT3D: February 9, 1962
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IS W L-." X-04. IV; ~'S_~ 1.
Lstoring seeds of agricultural crops] Khrananis semian sel'skokho-
zziaistvannykh kul'ttLr. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo salkhoz. lit-r3r, 1951-
48 p. (MLRA 10:2)
(Seeds--Storage)

SH-MLIKO. V.S.. kaadidat sell skokb!6z7aystveniwkh n3uk; R'BVMOVA, A.I.,
iin-Mr; BAUM, A.I., takbnichookly redaktor
[Principles of seed storage] OsnQV khrananiis sem"n. KoBkva,
Goo. izd-vo selkhoz. lit-ry, 1952. 287 P. (MIRA lrj:l)
(Seeds--Storage)

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9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June -1953~ Unclassified.

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END NEGLECT IN TESTING NEW STRAINS. (By V. ShmalO,
Master of Agricultural Scioneeq. Izvestia, May 20, 1). 2. .1 1000
words. Condensed text:) ... In every province, territory and
republic, Party, Soviet and agricultural agencies are faced with
the task of switching in the next two to three years to strains
which produce larger yields, are of higher quality and are best
adapted to the given area.
A responsible role Ili this matter belongs to the State Coni-
mission for Testing New Crop Strains. ... The commission
must lay particular attention to seed quality, recommending the
best strains for reproduction at district seed farms and provid-
ing high-yield seeds to every collective farm. However, the
commission has been handling this matter unsatisfactorily.
The commission sometimes evaluates strains Incorrectly.
It often happens that the commission groundlessly rejects highly
productive strains and recommends strains of low productivity,
which the collective farms refuse to sow. ... Many highly valu-
able seeds have been undergoing tests for ten and more years
Instead of the three or four years stipulated. ...
It is known that in testing strains the requirements for seed
quality are most strict. However, the commission's officials
often disregard this. Many testing stations continue to make
considerable use of impure strains. This was confirmed, for
instance, by checkups on the strains of winter and spring wheat
and oats at testing stations of 18 provinces in the Ukraine and 15
in the Russian Republic. It turned out that first-category seeds
were used In 57% to 73% of tests of spring wheat on small plots,
50% on large plots and 45% to 51% in production tests. Conse-
quently, more than half the experiments were conducted with
second- and third-category seeds and sometimes even with
seeds below third category and of unknown strain purity.
Sowing with impure strains runs counter to the most element-
ary demands of strain testing and makes it Impossible to deter-
mine the actual yield and quality of the strain.
The seeds used in testing must have high sowing qualities.
Advanced experience has shown that a strain-yields its full
amount only if first-category seeds are sown.
Unfortunately, procedural demands are often violated- In -
tests. Up to 75% of the experiments are conducted Incorrectly
at the straln-tosting stations of many provinces. Moreover, In
violation of entablished standards, unconditioned seeds below
third category are used -seeds which are wilit even for row
sawing on the collective farms. The results of almost 10,000 ex-
periments in the Ukraine, Siberia and Krasnodar Territory have
shown that one-fifth the large plots sown to spring wheat and about
one-third those sown to winter wheat are planted with such seed.
This explains why grain yields at most strain-testing stations are
considerably lower than on leading collective and state farms.
in order to determine the yield and true characteristics of a
strain it Is necessary to set up control conditions for testing
It. However, seeds of varying quality are often sown on experi-
mental plots. ...
In assigning strains for areas only increases or decreases in
yields in comparison with standard strains are taken Into account.
The commission's work to evaluate strains reduces to adding or
subtracting simple figures, regardless of seed quality or devia-
tions from agrotechnical rules by the strain-testing stations.
Here is a typical example. -At the Budennoye Testing Field
in Voronezh Province three strains of winter wheat were
tested. The plots allotted for the "Odessa-3" strain were sown
with poor seeds. As a result, this strain to&k the last place in
terms of yield. According to the commission's figures this
strain is considered to produce insufficient yields under local
conditions. Actually, however, it is highest yielding of all three
strains tested-the yield of the "Odessa-3" strain reached 47
centners per hectare on small plots.
It must be said outright that the testing of strains under in-
correct conditions and the use of seeds of varying quality have
become very widespread. This results in the majority of strain-
testing stations being unable to evaluate strains in the periods
established and also gives rise to errors in evaluating strains.
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SHfALIKO, Vasiliy Sergeyevich; OZEROV, V~N*, red. ZUBRILINA, Z.P,, tekha.
re
[Handling and processing agricultural products] Tekhnologtia seltsko-
khoaisistvenrykh produktov. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo sellkhoz. lit-17,
1957. 431 Pe (MIRA 11:4)
(Farm produce)

Z 'ej
USSR General and Special Zoology. Insects P
Abs Jour: Re- Zhur-Biol., No 1, 1958, 2342
Author Shmallko V. S
inst
Title :.Control of grain pests
Orig Pub: Kukuruza, 1957, No 1, 46-51
Abstract: No abstract.
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SHMALIKO~ Vx~iLiy Sargeyevich; KUZNETSOVAp V.D., red. Izd-va;
- ~MTBKOVA,R.Ye., tekhn. red.
[Protecting wooden structures and objects from furniture
beetles and fungi] Zashchita dereviannykh stroenii i izdelii
ot tochil'shchikov i gribov. Moskva, Goslesbumizdat, 1962. 88 p.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Wood-Preservation)

ANDROSIK, A.S., dots.; SBMALIKO, V.S.0 dots.; OZEROV, V.N., red.
[Laboratoi-i mamiAl on the technology of agricultural
products] Laboratornyi praktikum po tekhnologii sel'sko-
khoziaist-vennykh produktov. Moskva, Izd-vo "Kolos," 1964.
190 P. (MIRA 17:5)

KOLESNIKOV, G.S.; DAVYDOVA, S.L.; SHMALITS, A.M.; SHALINA, N.A.
Polyesters of tmtimonous and chloroantimonous acids. Izv.AN
SSSR.Otd.khim.hauk no.2s368-373 F 163. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Institut elementoorganicheskikh soy~dineniy AN SSSR.
(Antimonic acids)

SIRAL"T",S, ~~ T
SEMALITS, G.I.(Odesaa)
Sqquelae of twocardial infarction. Klin. med. 32 no.5:58-67 My 154.
(MT-RA 7:7.)
1. Iz kardiologicheakoy kliniki (zav. prof, A.M.Sigal) Ukrainskogo
nauchno-iseledovatel'Bkogo instituta kurortologii.
(MYOCARDIAL INYARGT,
*sequalae)

SER-4ALI TS. G. I.
S-111MAL:TS, G. I. -- "Infarct of the YVocardium (Aspects of the Etiopatho-
enesis, Clinical Course, and Consequences of It)." Odessa, 1955.
ssertation for the Degree of Candidate in Medical Sciences).
M
So.: Knizhnaya Litopis', No. 7, 1956.

KUDRYASHOV, Ivan Vasillyevich, inzh.'~ SWALITS, I.I,,, -red.; EFFEGER,
D.P. red. izd-va; BELOGUROVA'--I-q-A-,-"n--te-k-hn. red,
D 2
[Ways of saving wood in the manufacture of containers; from
practices of the work of the Leningrad Economic Councilpati
ekonomii drevesiny v proizvodstve tary~ iz opyta raboty Lenin-
gradskogo sovmarkhoza. Leningrad.. 1962. 29 p. (MIRA 15:9)
(Leningrad Frovince-Wood-using industries)
(Containers)

S ~LM ALIT SITL I , N . P .
27075. SK-11ALITS-FLt , N. 9., VARTAZAROV, S. YA. Iz opyta eksploatatsii krupnykh derivat-
sionnykh kanalov. Gidrotekhn. stroit-vo, 1949, No. 8, s. 15-17
30: Letopis' ZhurnalInykh Statey, Vol. 36, 1949

GVELESIANI, L.G.. kandidat tekhnicheskikh naWk; SHKAL'TSEL', N.P., inzhener.
Operating an alpine water reservoir. Giclr.stroi. 22 no.5:9-13 MY 153.
(KLRA 6:6)
(Reservoirs)

BUGAY, Arkadiy Sillvestrovich [Buhai2 KIRO, red.
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Yu.!,!.-,-- red.; KOPIERSAK, G.D.[Koper ak, H.D.1,
red.
[Concise ~,~cplanatory mathematical dictionary] Korotkii
I
tlumachnyi materiatychnyi slovnyk. Kyiv, Radianslka shkolla,
1964- 4-07 P. (mliu 17: 8)

3--1956. Min.
(MIRA 1823)

1. K. F. SHIIANENKO
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4. 3ee Culture
7. hwiddity of' the air in the hive. Pchelovodstvo 3U no. 1. 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

SHM&=4KO, K.N., dotsent
Instrument for processing field data obtained by tachymeter surveys.
Gor. zhur. no.4:48-50 Ap '55. (MIRA 8:7)
(Mine surveying)

SHMA11FMO,K.N.
Terrain measurements. Geog. v shkole 18 no-3:27-29 My-Je '55.
(Mensuration) (MLRA 8:9)

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Student's universal measuring instrument. Politekh. obuch. no-5:67-70
my f58. (KIRA 11:5)
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r
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o 1. fripm the Ural hit,
n- %torltt-d in alub blAit (urnuLi-, M'Cl Wit, MdMitiltrd f-,r 1mrt d fit-- Cut). SIAS,
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09 Mineralogy. F'. V. HIRMAN, J_.Y: illitIANRX1111) ANV K. Kit TAGIAlov. .11im"al

09 Smsf'e
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1- 1- %~ SHMANNNKOV A-vo A~ IV. BLAMENOVA. J. Chem. Ad
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scones, 1. %'. Shmartrnkor. V. G. Orlovskil and K. Kh.
Tagitov. 7'taos. All-Union Sci. Rejearck Inji. Econ.
Itintral. No. 148, 7-81 (in FnSlish, 82-4) (IM11) - - A de-
~~ipti~vn of the tuctallutsival dolonlite and linit'lou'. dv-
1=11% in the ~*~vict Union wid of the standjrzt~ for them-
I 'aterials-The standards include chran. mnillu.. w,
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Sit i-~ 'A " rj,,! P-'07 I T . V .
"Smoltim- Mi7h-Titanic Charges in a Blast Furnace," Dok. AN, 29, Nos. 8-9, 1940;
"Blast Furnace Smelting of Titanim-Magmatic Ox-ns with Pasic Slag," Iz. Ak. Nauk
SSSR, Otdel. Tekh. Nauk, No. 1,, 1947; "Course in the Technology of Minerals," Moscow,
194A -

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Ulmot __ __
tertals. Lab. 11. 459-
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atilt methods fur the detrt. of the mech. strength a( con-

z strUction materials, of abrasive properties of minerals, and to
00 of the hardness of variow kinds of mica. Tile refractory -00
properties of materials can be dctd. under field conditions
by heating small pieces or tablets prepd. from tile ground
material to 140W in a B;%Alvvi,:h amd Kidovskil citc. oven
11: and comparing their appc~urances with thtwe given in a

0 5peviAlly prepil. table. To da. JiMsile bduxilry under
0 licld conditioni, devoluji. a 3.2, Mutple in ut Fe :fuetWe
00 hv 1h,ifing (,,c U1 min. with NaOlt (40*14.), r,w)l, limit%.
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ill, a known
1 0
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14,r1
u ;4 file *.lot. with 110. titrate tile exet" acid with
'
ij
Na( I~Iinitruphrrtul indicattw) until a bright yclliiw
color appeats, add 2 drops of phenolphthalein. prucred
with thelitration until a,table pink colur apprar%, and drt. ;o

I the content of AIM fly (lie quantity of NaOlf uwd o
so for the duration with For Irtn. cd the
.,ly. of hau%it" ill NQ(Jlf. 1M-1111. steel hombA and a
thermtAtat for tealpi. of IM-2125' are u%ed. &-veral
decurnims. call Ile carrird out simullaurou,ly and repro- 0
ducible re,ult% are obtained. IV, R. lic-nr goo

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Btast-furtface smelting of titanium magnetite ores to
yield vasic slap. 1. V. Shmancnkov and K. Kh. Tagirov

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(flaikov Inst. All-Uninn Ac
Bull. acad. sti. Co
V 'M. S. S_ Clatie sci. itch. 1947. 391-7.-Basic iron ti-
C
failinin (
A. Mg. All silicate ures r int " t. 13c TWI.
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' 10 110'
O
Slid With A ratio Of CAO:SiO
Of
I
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l
Up
,
p
1.4. Thk meth(xi also inures more complete reduction
900
of the V present; only 10% is lost in the slag. Such 71()f,
l
t
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lf
U
i
th
H
0
s
ags ac
as goo
esu
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cts,
n
e
es"raer pmmss j
wsing Donetz cokes. Detailed datif an the temps. c4 the
melt. and the chern. cornpns. of the ores. flux". cokv-.
irmi, flue gas". and the slag are shown. IL W. R.
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It
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SHMAITEITKOV. I.V.
The most important task of the laboratory service. Trudy lab.gaol
upr. no-1:5-8 151. (MIRA 7:11)
(Mineralogy, Determinative)
(Ores--Sampling and estimation)

ASTAFITIV, K.T.; KAZANTSEV, G.V.-, TSIBULOSKIT, K.I.-, SHCHMOT, D.P.;
SRMANXMV,,,I.V.. radaktor-, SKRGEYEVA, N.A.: BORISOV, A.S..
- h~i- -i"-"-UaJct
tl~ c sk y re or
[Team and continuous work methods in chemical laboratories]
Brigadno-potochnyi metod raboty v khimicheskikh laboratoriiakh.
Trudy lab.geol.upr. no-2:3-47 052. (MIRA 7:11)
(Chemical laboratories)

ALADINSKIY. P.L. ARONSKIND. S.Sh..- GLAZKOVSKIY, V.A.; KVASKOV, A.P.g.
SUVOROV,, F.S.; �UMPNKOV, I.V., redaktor- BASKANOV, V.A.,
redaktor,, SIRGIMA.'K.L~.ridAtor; MANIiA, M.P.p takhnicheekly
redaktor
[Results of the organization and work of an ore-dressing laboratory]
Opyt organizateit I raboty obogatitellnoi laboratorii. Trudy lab.
geol.upr. no.3:3-57 152. [Kicrofilml (MLRL 7:11)
(Ore dressing)

CHUYEVA, M.N.; SHMANIMKOV, I.V., redaktor; BABINTSEV, N.I., redaktor
tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Practical manual on classing minerals by means of gravicy so-
lutions and salts] Prakticheskoe rukovodstvo po razdeleniiu mi-
neralov v tiazhelykh zhidkostiakh i soliakh. Moskva, Gos. nauch-
no-tekha. izd-vo lit-ry po geologii i okhrane nedr, 1954. 52 p.
(Mineralogy--Classification)

SH-BRBAKOV, D.I., akademik,redaktor; DROZDOV, M.D., redaktor; SHMAHENKOV,
redaktor; POGREBITSKIY, Ya.O., professor; GOLUBYAlIffb~:'t.~D.1--~
~ri-o`?essor, VARMLOkIERV, P.N.,; VULIF, T.Ye.,; TYZUOV, A.V., redaktor;
SXRGV--T'-7VA, N.A., redaktor; KA2S, M.Ye.. tekhaicheakiy redaktor.
[Mineral resources in the national economy; an album) Poleznye isko-
paenye v narodnom'khoziaistva; allbom. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.
Izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr. No.1 [Bnorgy-producing raw
materials ------- Explanatory text] Bnergeticbaskoe syrle 1955.
12 plates ---- Poiasnitel'nyl tekst. Sost. P.N.Varfolomeav i T.R.,
Vullf. Konsul'tanty E.O.Pogrebitakii i V.D.Gollibiatnikov. 29 P. ~
(Fuel) (MLRA 8:11)

V., r, C-1 V)Ijr,
VARFOLOMET Us 1r, P,N., VULIF, T.Ye.-, SHCHM3AKOV, D.I., akademik, redaktor;
DR0007, M.D., redaktor-, Sff?bMNKOV, I.T., redaktor; KUREK, N.N.
professor, redaktor. - .
rMinorals In the national economy; an albuml Pole=We Iskopacmye
L
v narodnom khoz1aiatvV; allbom. Moskva, Gos.naiichno-takhn.izd-Yo
lit-ry, po geol.'i okhrano nedr. No.2:[Ores of ferrous and non-
forrous metals.--ExplRnatory text. Metal ore resources] Rudy
charnykh I tavetnykh metallov. 1955. 26 plates --- PoiasnitelliWi
takat, Metallicheskie poleznya iakopaonVe. Sost. P.H.Vorfoloneav
I T.L.Vlillf. Konsuiltant 14.N,Kure- 54 p. [Microfilm] (MIRA 9:1)
(Mineralogy)

RAMUS, B.Ya.; ZUBAREV, N.N.; CHMOSVITOV, Yu.L., nauchnyy red.; TERSHOV,
A.D.. glavnyy red.; SHKANMOV, I.Y., zam.glavnogo red.; GINZBURG,
A.I., red.; ZVERW, L.Y., red.; KMYTZR, T.M., red.; MOKROUSOT. T.A.
red.; SOLOVIYE-T, D.Y., red.; EMUSHCHOT, N.A., red.; IZRAILEVA,
G.A., red.izd-va; BYKOVA, V.V., tekhn.red.
[Industrial specifications for the quality of raw minerals; handbook
for geologists] Trebovaniia promyshlennosti k kachestvu minarall-
nogo syrlia; spravochnik dlia geologov. Izd.2., perer. Moskva,
GoB.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geologii i okhrane nedr. No.2.
[Quartz sand] Pesok k7artnevyi. Nauchn.red.IU.L.Chernosvitov.
1955. 55 P. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Moscow. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut minerall-
nogo syrlya.
(Sand)

E21IPOVICH,Yu.N., redaktor; SOKOIOV,I.Yu., redaktor; SOCHEVANOV,V.G.,
redaktor; TITOV,V.I., redaktor; SIDWM&0._V_,_I.V_I redaktor
KOIDSKOVA,M.I., redaktor; PENIKOVA,S.A., tekFmicheskiv re-
daktor
[Chemical and physico-chemical met'hods of anal7zing mineral
ores] Khimicheskie i fiziko-khimicheskie metody analiza mi-
nerallnogo syr'ia. 14oskva, Goe.nauchno.-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry
po geologii i okhrane nedr, 1955. 191 P. (MLP.A 9:4)
1. Vsesoyuznoye soveshchani7e rabotnikov khimiko-analitiche-
skikh laboratori7.
(Ores--Sampling and estimation)

YEGORGV, Afanaaiy Petrovich; SHERESHEVSKIY, Abram Isaakovich; -SM-MRw-MV-,
Ivan Vasillyevich; AVRAMOVA.N.S., redal-tor; SHPAK,Ye.G., tekhniche-
sk =Y~-eawror
[General chemical technology of inorganic substances] Obshchaia
khimicheskaia tekhnologiia neorganicheakikh veshchestv. lzd.3-e,
perer. Moskva, Gos.na-,ichno-tekhn. izd-vo khim. lit-ry, 1955. 550 P.
(Chemistry, Technical) (KMA 9: 2)

SHMANENKOV, I.V.
"Qualitative chemical analysis of ores and minerals by
trituration." P.M. Isakov. Reviewed by I.V. Shmanankov.
Razved.i okh.nadr 21 no.6:61 11-D '55. (MLRA 9:12)
(Mine Ilogy, Determinative)
ra
(Isakov, P.M.)

BHMANENKOV, I.V.
- I , 1. ~ -2, '.' '- . -
Stepping up laboratory work on the estimation of deposits of
useful minerals. Zav.lab.21 no.12:1512-1513 155. (mLRA 9:4)
(Mineralogy, Determinative)

SHKLNENKOV... I.V.; SOKOLOV, I.Yu.
T-asks in the development of laboratories of geological organizations.
Razved. i okh. nedr 23 no.9:61-63 S '57. (HIRA- 10:11)
I. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut metrclogii i stan-
dartizateii (for Shmanenkov). 2. Kinisterstvo geologii i okhrany
nedr SSSR (for Sokolov).
(laboratokiee) (Geology)

Dep ty Director 32-lo-14/32
_U
TITa: Comments

ERIODIGaL: 7
i, 0 F
Zavodskaya Laborator-iya, 195 Vol 23, N:r 10, PP L18'-1186 (USSR
ABSURACT. In his report on the cccasio-,j of the Itoth annIversary of the Cctober
revolution, the aut.hor -staten that Soviet geology made great endea-
vors under Sovie~ in order to procure the necessary sources for
the indusbry of this country. These successes were achieved by So=
viet Leologists by applying complex investigation methods with res=
pect to the mineral resources of the earth besides a thorough inve=
stigation of tl-.eir occurrence. The means applied for this purpose
were the followinc-. mineral-petrographic, petro-chemical, chemico-
analytic, spectrcscap-1--, lumines cent, radiographic, physico-z-necha=
nical, physico-chemical, chemical-technological, and other methods.
The foundation of this branch of science was laid by 111. V. Lomonosov-,
the afore-mentLoned methods were, however, only rarely applied in
pre-revolutions-Ty ilussia, above all becalwse of the lack of means
and adequate laboratorieS. only the 1,Soviet-tirzes" fully contributed
to this development,, This waz, manifes-Led abDve all- in the prodigious
developnent of the industri.3.1 brarcnes concerned with the produc=
Card 113 tion of; -.1u:minum, nickel., cobalt, molybdenum, titaniurri, vanadium,

Coiments
32-lo-14/32
and rare metals. Soviet geologists at present iriostly apply chemi-
cal- and spectroscopic analysis and frequently also combinations
of these two methods. The perfectioD of technical work in the la=
boratories plays an important r-03le due to which up to 5oo to 6oo
tests can be carried out on a spectrograph, during one shift. Spec=
tral analysis is not only applied in central- laboratories,, but a1sc
in the field-1-aboratories of expeditions which contributed espe=
cially to the discovery of new occurrences, above all indium, gal=
Lidm-, thallium, E-ermanium, and other ver-y much dispersed rare ele=
ments~ The most important scientists in this report are the fol=
1-mving: A, K. Rusanov (Allurii'on institute of scientific researches
in geology), N. F. Zakhariya. IU~--ainian branch of the institute
of rare metals), and Ya. D, Reikhbaum (Branch of the institute of
rare metais -in Irkutsk), and others. in important rile is attri=
buted here also to the development and application of the methods
of chemical analysis, especially as regards the application of or=
Canic reagents, pol-aro-yaphy, photocolorimetry, and luminiscence.
The most importanL Soviet scienti-sts in this field mentioned in
this repart are.' 3. G, ~',arp3v, ~u. V. Morachevskiy, Yu. N. Knippo-
vich, N. i. Chervyakoj, K. C~ Viskont_, I. F~ 4CL-Llmar, V, I. Lisit=
S.Vril V. T~ Kuzrets,-),j, and E. A. Ostrou;wv (Allunion institute of
Card 213 mineral r&.v mabe-rials), '2,he foiloh-ing Soviet sclentists distin-

Comments 32-1o-14/32
guished themselves particularly with respect to the discovery of
new sources of raw materials.* V. S. Syrokomskiy, who discovered
occurrences of vanadium in the Urals-district, V. A. Nazarenko.,
who elaborated a new high-sensitive method of colorimetric quali-
tative analysis of germanium which led to the discovery of several
occurrences of germanium. Concluding his report, the author says,
that the Soviet scientists are expected to solve the problems of
full automation on the strength of the introduction of the latest
physical achievements in Soviet laboratories.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyv institut minerallnogo syr'ya (All-Union Institute
of Mineral Raw Materials)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Science-USSR-Progress
Card 3/3

slav"IKOV, 1. V.
Complex method of studying mineral resourcos. SOV. geol. no.60,.201-
207 '57. (MIRA 110)
1. Tsesoyuznyy institut minerallnogo syr1ya.
(Mineralogy)

SHMANENKOV I V.- TITOV. V.I.; RTJSANOV, A.K., ROZHKOVA. Te.T/., BYGELES, M.A.;
. - - - _ME -0-
All-Union conference on laboratory methods of studying ores and
minerals of rare and trace elements* Sove' geol, no.61:158-166 157.
(MIRA 11:4)-
1. Veesoyuzny7 inatitut minerallnogo, syriya.
(Mineralogy--Congresses)

GINZBURG, A.I.; NECHhYhVA, Ye.A.; JAVREIDIV, Yu.B.; POZHARITSKAYA, L.K.;
14iLLYSHFiV, I.I.,red.; RODIONOV, G.G.,red.; FAGUTOV. F.P.,red.;
IMUSHCHOV, H.A.,red.; CMWOSVITOV, Yu.L.,red.; -SITANAMV, I.V.,
red.; SHCE3MINk, V.V.,red.; EYGELES, M.A.,red.; OVCAIRN KOVA, &Y.,
red.; AVERSIYNVA, T.A.,tekhn.red.
[Rare metal carbonatites] Redkometal'nye karbonatity. Moskva,
Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhr.nedr, 1958.
126 p. (Geologiia mestorozhdenii redkikh elementov, no.1)
(MIU 12:2)
(Carbonates (Geology))

AUTHOR: Shmanenkoj,I.V. 132-58-2-3/17
TITLE: Problems of the Complex Utilization of Mineral Resources
(Zadachi kompleksnogo ispolIzovaniya poleznykh iskopayemykh)
PEhIODICAL: Hazvedka i Okhrana Nedr, 1958,~Ar 2, PP 10-13 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In 1955, USSR industrial production increased by 85%, and the
chemical industry by 20V1. in comparison with 1950. Such speedy
development requires that special attention be paid to sup-
plying industry with the raw materials it needs. The author
calls for a careful utilization of these minerals and describes
the possibilities of using them and their by-products for mul-
tiple purposes.
ASSOCIATION: VINIS
Card 1/1 1. Industry-USSR 2. Production-Development

CH-RNOSVITOV, Yu.L.; KONSTANTINOV, M.M., nauchnyy red.; 79~OV, A.D.,
glavnyy red.; SHMAHERKOV, I.V., zam.glavnogo red.; GINZBURG,
A.I., red.; ZVEREV, L.V., red.; MrM, V.M., red.; FOKROUSOV,
V.A., red.; SOLOVIYEV, D.Y., red.; KMUSHCffOV, N.A., red.; NEKRA-
SOVA, H.B., red.izd-va; IVANOVA, A.G., tekhn.red.
[Industrial re irements for the quality of raw minerals; handbook
for goologii3tsr Trebovaniia promyshlennosti k kachestvu minerall-
nogo syrlia; spravochnik d1in geologov. Mosk-va Gos.nayhno-tekhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr. No.67. (Uran i Uran. Nauchn.
red.M.M.Konstantinov. Izd.2., perer. 1959. 65 P. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy institut minerallnogo
(Uranium)

5(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION, SOV/2867
Vollfkovich, So I., Z. A. Rogovin, Yu. P. Rudenko, and
I. V. Shmanenkov
Obshchaya khimicheskaya tekhnologiyal to 2 (General Chemical Tech-
nology, Vol 2) Moscow, Goskhimizdat, 1959. 848 p. Errata slip
inserted. 25,000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): So I. Vollfkovich, Academician; Eds.(Inside book):
N. So Avramova and G. P. Luchinskiy; Tech. Eds.: V. F. Zazu:llskWa
and P. V. Pogudkin.
PURPOSE: The book is intended as a standard reference on general
chemical technology for students at chemical and technological
institutes as well as for chemistry departments of universities
and polytechnic vuzes. The text may also serve as a manual for
engineers and technicians In industrial enterprises and for
personnel of scientific research institutes.
COVERAGE: The book , the second of two volumes on general chamical
technology, describes electrothermal processes, technology of
silicates, production of ferrous, nonferrous, and rare metals-i'
Card 1/ 36

TERFNTIYEVA, K.F.; qPIZU'RG, A.I.j rlavnvv rpd.; 1"AlYSHEV, I.I., red.;
RODIONOV, G.G., red.; red.; TROKlikCHEV, f -it., red.;
N.A., red.; '1*hEqN,0Si ITOV , YU.L.
FACUTOV, V.P., red.; FFL
red.; I-V-j red.; -IFI~!ERK",~.., V.V., red.; EYGELES,
red.; R(T/-RXOV_A"_, _LG., red.izd-va; GUROW~, O.A., tekhn.red.
Ellare elements in bauxites] Redkie elementy v bokSit2kh. Moskva,
Gos.nauchn-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po geol.i okhr.nedr, 1?59. 47 p.
(Geoloriia mestoroz~,denii redkikh elementov no.O. OUILA 13;12)
(Metals, Rare and minor) (BauxiteY

SINAVENKOV, I.V.
Main areas of the. use, of germanium and present status of its
Y--jroduction in capitalist countries. Geol.mest.red.elem. no.5:
5--1 0 1 I~q
.L (MLRA 14:7)
(Germanium)

STEPANOV, I.S.; CIDEROSVITOV, Yu.L., nauchnyy red.; YMMOV, A.D., glavnyy
red.; GINZBURG, A.I., red.; ZV=, L.V.. red.; ZUBAREV, R.N., red.;
UEYTER, V.M., red.; MOKROUSOV, V.A., red.; SOLOVIYEV, D.V., red.;
KHRUSHCHOV, N.A., red.;,ZffMANXffKOV, I.V., red.; STOLYAROV, A.G.,
red.; IVANOVA, A.G., tekhn.red.
[Industrial requirenenta as to the quality of mineral raw materials;
handbook for geologists] Trebovaniia promyshlennosti k kachestvu
minerallnogo syrlia; spravochnik dlis geologov. Izd.2., perer.
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr.
uo.46. [Rubidium and cesium] Rubidii i tsezii. Nauchn.red. IU.L.
Chernosvitov. 1960. 33 P. (mm 14:2)
1. Moscow. Veesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy iustitut mine-
rallnogo syrIya.
(Rubidium) (cesium)

KHRUSHCHOV, R.A.; BUTKLVICH, T.Y.; YERSHOV, A.D., glavnyy red.;
SERANANKOV, I.V., zam.glavnogo red.; CRERNOSVITOY, Yu.L.,
nauchnyy red.;GINZBURG, A.I., red.; ZVIMY, L.Y.. red.;
ZUBAREV, N.H., red.; KREYTER, Y.M., red.; MCKROUSOT, T.A.,
red.; SOLOVIY3Y, D.Y.; STCLYAROY, A.G., red.; ITANOTA, A.G.,
tekhn.red.
[Industrial requirements for the quality of mineral raw materials;
handbook for geologists] Trebovaniia promyshlennosti k kachestvu
minerallnogo syrlia; spravochnik dlia geologov. Izd.2., perer.
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrene nedr.
No.27. (Molybdenum and rhenium] Molibden i renii. Nsuchnyi red.
IU.L.Chernosvitov. 1960. 45 p. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut mine-
rallnogo syrlya.
(Molybdenum ores) (Rhenium ores)

I
P.&TROVSUYA, N.V.; KLIMIKO, N.G.; OINXBOG, A.I., nauchnyy red.;
YFdUIOV, A.D., glavnyy red.; CHMIOSVITOY, Yu.L., zam. glavnogo
red.; .:~~~91[,-jj--,,.zam.glavnogo red.; ZVMEV, L.V., red.;
ZUBARNTV, N.N., red.; KREYTER, V.M., red.; MOKR(XJSOV, V.A., red.;
SOLOVIYEV, D.V., red.; IMUSHCHOV,N.A., red.; SPOMEROV, A.G.,
red.izd-va; IVANOVA, A.G., tekhn.rq1d.
[Industrial requirements for the quality of mineral raw materials;
handbook for geologists] Tr8bovaniia promyshlennoBti k kachestvu
minerallnogo syriia; spravocbnik dlia geologov. Izd.2., parer.
Moskva, Goo.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr.
No.71. [Selenium and tellurium] Selen i tellur. Nauchn.red. A.1.
Ginzburg. 1960. 45 p. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Moscow. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut mine-
rallnogo syrtya.
(Selenium ores) (Tellurium ores)

SHCHERBINA, V.T.; GINZBURG, A.I., red. vypuska; MALYSHEV, I.I., red.;
POLYAKOV. P.A.. red.; RODIONOV, G.G., red.; STZPANOV, I.S., red.;
TROXHACHEY, P.A., red.; FAGUTOT, V.P., red.; KMSHCHOV, N.A.,
red.; CIDWOSVITOV, Yu.L., red.; _�HMAN3IfKOV, I.V.. red.
EYGMES, M.A., red.; ROZHKOVA, 1-YERUSALIMSXATA,
Ye.S., tekhn. red.
[Geology of rare metal deposits] Geologiia mestorozhdenii
redkikh elementov. No. 8 [Geochomical characteristics of scandium
and types of its depositp.] Osobennosti geokhimii skandiia i
tipy ego mestorczhdenii. Moskva, Gos.nauch.-tekha.izd-vo lit-ry
po geol. i okhr. nedr, 1960, 56p. (Geologiia mestorozhdenii
redkikh alementov, no. 8). (MBU 13:11)
(Scandium)

BUTMICH, T.V.; YERSHOV, A.D., glav. red.; C'EMNOSVITOY, Yu.L.,
zamestitell glav. red.; WIANI-IAOV, I.Y., zamestitell --lav.
rod.; GINZBUAG, A.I., red.; ZVEREV, L.Y., red.; ZUBARZV, N.N.,
red.; MOKROUSOV, V.A., red.; SOLOVIYEBIT, D.V., red.; TROYANOV,
A.T., red.; EMUSHCHEV, N.A., red.; STEPANOV, I.S., nauchnyy
red.; ROZHKOVA, L.G., red. izd-va; IYERUSALIMSKAYA, Ye.S.,
tekhn. red.
[Industry's requirements as to the quality of mineral raw
materials; h-qndbook for geologists] Trebovaniia promyshlon-
nosti k kachestvu mineral'no*go syrlia; spravochnik dlia geolo-
gov. Izd. 2., perer. Moslcva, Gos. nsuchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit- ry
po geol. i okhrane nedr, No. 43. [Tungsten] Tollfran. 1960. 61 p.
(I-1IRA 14:5)
1. Moscow. Vaesoyuzmyy nauchno-isBledovatellskiy institut mi-
neral'nogo syr"ya.
(Tungsten)

GD~2BURCT, A.I.; GORZn-,ISKAYA, S,A.; YEROFEYEVA. Ye.A.; SIDOREEZO, G.A.;
MI'LLYSHEV) I.I., red.; POLYAKOV, I-I.V., red.; RODIOIICV, G.G., red.;
STEPAVOV, I.S., red.; TROKIIACIIEV P.A., red.; FAGUTOV, V.P.1, red.;
KHRUSHCHOV, F.A., red.; CHEPTOSVITOV, Yu.L., red.; SZIMMZOV,--I.V.
red.; SHCHCRBUTA, V.V., red.; EYGELES, M.A., red.; UIRAl"OVA, G.F.9
red.izd-va; FIKOVA, V.V., +,elchn.red.
[Titanp-tes, trntalates, and niobates] Titano-tantalo-niobaty.
Moshira. Gcs. nauchno-telrhr.i7wi-vo lit-r7), po geol.i okhrene nedr.
Part 1. 1960. 166 p. (Geologiia mestorozhdenii -.r-2dkikh elenentov,
no.10). (KIRA 14:6)
(Titanates) (Tantalates) (Viobates)

SHEYNMANN, Yu.M.; APELITSIN, F.R.; NECHAYEVA, Ye.A.; GINZBURG, A.I., red.;
14ALYSHEV, I.L., red.; POLYAKOV, M.V., red.; RODIONOV, G.G., red.;
STEPANOV, I.S., red.; TPOYJ=HEV, P.A., red.; FAGUTOV, V.P., red.;
KHRUSHCHOVY N.A., red.; CHEIUIOSVITOV, Yu.L., red.; SHMAUF V, T-V-
red.; SHCHERBINA, V.V., red.; EYGELESY M.A., red.; ROZHKOVA, L.G.,
red.izd-va; BYKOVA, V.V., tekhn.red.
[Alkaline intrusions their distribution, and the mineralization
associated with themi Shchelochnye intruzii, ikh razmeshchenie i
sviazannaia s nimi mineralizatsiia. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po geol.i okhrane nedr, 1961. 176 p. (Geologiia
mestorozhdenii redkikh elementovi. no.12/13). OMIRA 15:8)
(Rocks., Igneous) (Ore deposits)

VINOGRADOV, S.S.; ZUBAREV, N.V., nauchn;yy red.; YERSHOV, A.D., glav. red.;
GIMIOSVITOV, Yu.L. . zam. glav. red.;. Sli-IMIENKOV,. I.V., zam. glav.
red.; GDIZBURG, A.I., red.; ZVMEV, L.V., red.; IIOKROUSOV, V.A.,
red.; SOLOVIYEV, D.V., red.; TROYANOV, A.T., red.; KHRUSHCHOV, N.A.,
red.; LYUBCBENKO, Ye.K., red. izd-va; EYKOVA, V.V., tekhn.red.
[Industry's requirements as to the quality of mineral raw
materials] Trebov' ia priomyshlennosti k kachestvu minerallnogo
syrlia; spravochnik dlIa geologov. izd.2., perer. Moskva, Gos.
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po geologii i okhrane nedr. No.10[Lime-
stones]Izvestniaki. Pauch. red. N.N.Zubarev. 1961. 61 p.
(MIRA 14:10)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuzn~ff nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut minera2l-
nogo syrIya.
(Limestone)

RUSANOV, A.K., red.; TITOV, V.I., red.;S ~IAM~KqVp_ I- V., red.; STOLYAROV,
A.G., red. izd-va; BYKOVA, V.V., tekbn. red.
(Chemicalp pbysicochemical and spectral methods of analyzing ores
of rare and trace elementsi Kbimicheskie, fizikcs'~kbiynicheskie i
spektrallriye metody issledovaniia rud re4kikh i rasseianykh ele-
mentov. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i
okhrane nedr, 1961. 138 p. (MIRA 14:8)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo geologii i okhrany nedr.
(Metals, Rare and minor-Analysis)

SHVEY, Igor' Vladimirovich; GINZBURG, A.I., glavnyy red.; POLYAKOV, M.V.,
zamestitel' glavnogo red.; APELITSIN, F.R., red.; GRIGORIYEV, V.M.,
red.; RODIONOV, G.G., red.; STEPANOV, I.S., red.; TROKHACHEV, P.A.,
red.; FAGUTOV, V.P., red.; KHRUSHCHOV, #'A., red.; CHEMIOSVITOV,
Y~.L., red.; 2MAffM"-L-V14 red.; SGERBINA, V.V., red.;
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tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry, po geologii i okhrane nedr, 1962. 105 P..
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(Rare earth metals) (Yttrium)

FIOORCHUK, V.N.; SHMANENKOV, I.Y.-
Conference of workers of Geological Survey laboratories. Razved.i
okh.nedr 28 no.l.-61-63 Ja 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Ainisterstvo geologii i Okhranyaedr SSSR (for Fedorchuk).
2. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut minerallnogo
syriya (for Shmanenk-ov).
(Geology-Congresses)

STAVROV, O.D.; GINZHURG, A.I., glavnyy red.; POLYAKOV, M.V., zam. glav-
nogo red.; APELITSIN, F.R., red.; GRIGORIYEV, V.M., red.; RODIO-
NOV, G.G.,, red.; STEPANOV, I.S., red.; TROKHACHEV, P.A., red.;
FAGUTOV, V.P., red.; KHRUSHCHOV, N.A., red.; CHERNOSVITOV, Yu.L.,
red.;. NENKOV, I.V., red.; SHCHERBINA, V.V., red.; EYGELES,
M.A., red.; ~-`- FEDOTOVA:i A.I., red.izd-va; IYERUSALIMSKAYA, Ye., tekhn.
red.
[Basic characteristics of lithium, rubidium, sesium in the process
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protsesse stanovleniia granitnykh intruzivov i sviazannykh s nimi
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torozhdenii redkikh elementov, no.21~- (MIRA 17:2)

YEGOROV, Afanasiy Petrovich; SHEUESHENSK.TY, Abi-am isaakovich;
ShMANENKOV, Ivan Vasillyevich; AV'ik,'GVA, N.S., red.;
' '- ~ "" - - -
[General chemical technology of inorganic substances] Ob-
shchaia khimicheskaia tekhnologiia neorganichaskM ve-
shchestv. Izd.4., perer. Moskva, Izd-vo "Khimiia," 1964.
687 p. (MIRA 17:3)

GORZHEVSKAYA, Susanna Aleksandrovna; SIDORENKO, Galina Aleksandrovna;
GINZBURG, A.I., glavnyy red.; POLYAKOV, M.V., zamestitell glavnogo
red.; APELITSIN, F.R.) red.; GRIGORIYEV, V.M., red.; RODIONOV~ G.G.,
red.; STEPANOV, I.S.) red.; TROKHACHEV, P.A., red.; FAGUTOV, V.P., .
red.; CHERNOSVITOV, Yu.L., red.; SlfAANENKOV, I.V., red.; SHCHERBINA,
V.V., red.; EYGELES, M.A., red.
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Moskva, Nedra. Pt.2. 1964. 115p. (Geologiia me3torozhdenii
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BLOKH, A.M.; KOCHENOV, A.V.; G11,122TURG, A.I., glavnyy red.; APELITSIN, F.R., red.;
GRIGORIYEV, V.M., red.; POLYAKOV, M.V., red.; RODIONOV, G.G., red.;
STEPAITOV, I.S., red.; TROKU.CHEV, P.A., red.; FAGUTOV, V.P., red.;
CHEFdIOSVITOV, Yu.L., red.; SHMANENKOV, I.V., red.; SHCHUORO' , V.V.,
red.; EYGELESY M.A... red.
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(MIRA 19: 1)

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