SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SLONIMSKAYA, I.A. - SLONIMSKIY, G.L.

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SLONIMSKATA, I.A.
Participatlon of leading medlcal workers in the Revolution
of 19015-1907. Sov.sdrav. 14 no.5:39-44 S-0 155 (HLRA'8-.12)
1. Is Inatituta organ1satsil sdravookhranonlys i Istorli-
moditsiny,iment N.A.Se@hko, ANN SSSR (dir. To. D.Ashurkov)
(MMIGINN, history,
in Russia, participation of wAd.workers In revolution
of 1905-1907)

Fifty years aro: varticlo9tion of redlcP3 workers in the Royclution
of 1905-1907. Sov.med. 19 no.12:72-90 D 155. (XL9A 10:9)
1. Jz Instituts organizatall Mravookhreeeniye i istorit noeditsirq
trent N.A.Sommshko AIM SSSR (dir. Te.D.Asharicov)
(RUSS TA --RUVOUIT ION cr 1905)

BATKIS. G.A.. professor; SLOIIIKSXATA. I.A., kandidat meditainskikh nauk
N.Y.Vladimirelrii. Zdorovle 3 no.3:771"7- (MIRA 10:6)
1. Chlon-korrompondent Akodmil neditalaskikh nauk SSSR (for Batkis)
(VIADIMIRS&II, MIKHAIL FEDOROVICH. 1874-1951)

SLONIMSKAYA, I.A. (Moskva)
,-----,----P-a-r-t-icjpstion of medical workers in the Great October Socialist
Revolution. Felld. i skush. 22 no.10:6-9 0 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(RUSSIA-MOLUTION, 1917-1921)
(NURSES AND NURSING)

bLUIII14b)LAIA, I.A. (hosiva)
Alekanndr flikoinevic, vinok-arcr. 1169-10tw. @Idrnv.Ros.Feder.
2 no.1:30-32 Mr 159. (MbiA 11:3)
(VINOKIJRuV, ttI.LuLA?,VIGF, 1869-1944)

SLONIMSXAYA, I.A., knnd.med.nauk (Moskva)
Wliia Aronovna Kendeleva, Felld, i skush. 23 no.11:31-34
N158 (MMLLTA, ruLirA ARONOYNA, 1883-) (KIRA 11:11)

SIDITINSKAYA, I.A., kand.med.nauk
Momorable meeting. Zdnrnv'e 5 no-3:3 Mr '59. (MIRh 12:3)
(Krupskaia, Nadezhda Konstantlnovna, 1869-1939)

SLONIMSKATA. I.A. (Mookva)
%dezhda Zonstantinorm Xrlp"J& and Soviet medicine. Fel!A I akush.
24 no.2:35-37 Fe 159. (NM 2:3)
(UMMATA, mWAa toNsswimn. 1869-1939)

SLONIMSUYA, I.A. (Moskva)
Nom the personal archives of Nikolal Aleksandrovich Semasbko. rel'd.
I akush. 24 no.10:42-45 0 159. NM 13-*2)
(SIKASMO, NIKOLAI affSAMMOTICH, 1874-1949)

VLADINIMM, Mik1wil Yedorovich (1874-1951); BATKIS, G.A. , prof. (deceased];
SLOUIMSKAYA, I.A.; KALITU, P.I., red.; ZUYHVA, N.K., tekhn.red.
[Problems in Soviet public health; articles and speeches] Yoprosy
sovetskogo zdravookhronaniia; stat'i i rechl. Koskva, Gos.izd-va
mod.lit-ry Medgiz, 1960. 314 p. (MIRA 13:12)
(PUBLIC HKALTH)

SLOIUMSKAXA, I-A- (Mogikva)
They heard WAin. Folld. i akush. 26 no.310-9 N 161. (MIAA 15:2)
VL"IHId WIC60 1870@1924)

SLONDSKAYA, I.A. (Moskva)
Ivan Vasillevich Rusakov, physician and bolshevik; on his 8eith
birthday. Sov.zdrav. 21 no.12:32-35 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(RUSAKOV., IVAN VASILIEVICH, 1877-)

SLO1113-ZKAYA, M.V.
Spectrophometry of the Orion Nebula
Spectra of Orion nebula were obtained by means of the nebular spectro-
graph of the Crimean Astrophysical Observatory. The obtained Balmer decre-
-ment agreed well with Greenstein's results (A,frQAbXA- J-, 89, 653 (1939))-
Comparison with theoretical computations of Balmer decremant shows a sub-
stantial optical thickness of the nobula in Lyman series indicating approx-
imately similar conditions of excitation in various parts of the nebula*
The surface brightness could be evaluated by emissive lines. (RZhAstr, No. 9,
1955) Snob-ghch- Ong- Aqfrna- In-ta P- K- Shtgrnbgrga, No. 96, 19_54, 49-61
SO: Sum. No. 744, 8 Dee 55 - Supplementary Survey of Soviet Scientific
Abstracts (17)

SLONIMSKAYAF M.V. ; HATBURD, I'S.M.
Stnicture of the arlsorbed water of kanlinite and montmorillonite.
Dokl. AN SSSR 162 no.lsl76-178 Illy 165. (WRA 18: 5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatell-skiy in3titut gidrogeologil i
inz.henernoy geologii. Submitted December 19, 1964.

RAYTBURD, TS.M.; 3LONIMSKAYA, M.V.
Character of the hydration of exchange catiGns In argillaceous minerals.
Dok1. AN SSSR 163 nG.11151-354 J1 165. (MRA 180)
1. Vaesovuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut gidrogeologil,
inzhenernoy geologil. Submitted December 19, 1964.

SIHASHKO, Nikolay Alakeandrovich; ASHURKOV, Te.D., redaktor; BARSUKOV, M.I.,
redaktor,- VINOGRADOY, N.A., redaktor; GORYIN, D.T., redaktor;
PETROV, B.D., redaktor; RODOV, Ta.O.. redaktcr; SLONIMSKATA, N.A.,
redaktor; GABIRLAND, M.I., tekhnicheekiy reda:qor@'------
(Selected works) Isbrannys pretsvedenita. Red. kollogita: N.D.
Ashurkoy i dr. Moskva. Goo. izd-vo med. lit-ry, 1954. 337 P.
(Pablic health) (MIRA 7:10)

T-C -; " " ,, '.
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20154 V. ',`- :-:kzoFennyye fektory e;ilepli. Vracheb. delo.,
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Qj'? , ;;G. .1 stt. 533-31'
SO: IErCIFIS ZJU,.NAL STAILY, Vol. 27, Moskva, 1949

171
Vol Z4

'SIDNINSKAYA, V.M.
Relapse of certain neuroinfections. Nevropat.paikhiat., Xoskva 19 no.2:
9-12 Mr-Ap 150. (CLKL 19:3)
1. Of the Department of Nervous Diseases (Head -- B.N.Nanlkovskiy. Acti-
ve Member of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR), Kiev Medical Insti-
tute'(Director -- Docent T.Ya.XalinIch*nko), Kiev.

The Committee on Stalin Prises (of the Council of Minlaters USSR) In the rields of
science and Inventlons announces that the following scientific vwks., popular scion-
t1fic bookes end textbooks hwre been submitted for competition for Stalin ftues fdr
the years 1952 and 1953- (Sovot!kM XUlturs, Y"cov, No. 22-40,, 20 1%b - 3 Apr 1954)
Title of WQI*
rerOnr.n., D. 1.
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SO: W-30604# 7 JULY 1954

St-owrAS-KRY(l,
A'dii , fifpUe 'hot aiiii,
"W""lar 470&
L tast., cky). Z&Vr.. NCW041d. i
and ob5cmilon were 140 mal- patients, as folkwa., pr1>-
Cressive myodystraphy- - 110, - othet - aeurolnic
nceoinpanied by myodystrophy or functional distut&nceq
40, none had polloneurith, poliomyelitis or Triyasthenia.
Along with a reduction in the eliminated creatinIne there wis
ob.,erved a ovitlijurl;a, which con3tItntt3 a symptom Indic-
ative of myncudiotropic process". The creatiauria was
joit thought to be due to an lncrea@e In the prMuction of
crentine In the organtim, but to a lower rate of its ccinversion
to creadulne, and it delayed resynthesis of creatinephosphoric
U611. Tile creatine (rcaft the muscles entered into the bloQ(t
%tre-ain and was then eliminated In tLe urine. Inthemajor-
Ity of the patients the phosphatate activity of the blood
serum was lowered. The starvation blood sugar in tLe
majority of the patients stayed within normal litnits. The
b1ml-sugar-toltrance curve showed a delay in its return to
the original level. ludionting a lowering In the index of c-Arbo-
hydrate utilitation. The vitue was true of tile b1r-od sugar
le,vel following the Mforining of gradu:%bul txo-ri+,e.
Aforphologle studies Inclicated Mat
ncid arrests lite development of the proce-Ai a rmucular
dystrophy. lite characteristic neurologic chnnges -Are at-,o
de%cribed. M. and S. are of tile opinion that in mycipathy
adcoosinetriphosphoric acid stimulates the metabolic
PrlK-MI" Of tile Muscle's t6sue:i v6 the central nervous
D. S. Levine

sl#@*. ATA V.M.; BOBRDVSKATA, G.D.
Distinct--@yperkinesia in rheumatic diseases of the brain*
Zhur.n*vr. I psikh-55 no-8:585-588 '55- (MLRA 8:10)
1. Xafedra nervrykh bolesney (zav.-prof. B.N. Mantkovskly)
Xlyevskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(MOV33N? DISORDERS
h"arkineela In rhoum.dis. of brain)
(BRAIN. diseases,
rheum.die. with h"erkineeW
(RHW4ATIGH
brain, with h"erkinesl&)

MNIKOVSKIY, 11. p p cof . ; SLONIASKA YA V M. , prof .
1, -2--! ---,
Fatho gy of the nervous system in hypertension. Vop. klin. nevr.
i psi . no.2:5-29 1@8. (MIPA .14:10)
1. Dlygtvitellnyy chleil AMi SSSR (for Manlkovalltiy).
I (HYPERTE11SIO11) (ERVOUS SYSTE21--DISUS:Z)

KANIKOVSKJY, B.11., prof.; SIDNIMSKATA, V.M., prof. (11yov)
ftertensive encepft"gMj-es.*"Vrach*d@lo no.7:685-690 11 159.
(MIRA 12:12)
1. De7stvitelln" chlen ANN SSSR (for Manlicovskly).
(fir TENSION) (BRAIN-DISEASES)

MANIKOVSKIY, Boris Nikitich;--=hIM$KPA,.Vara Ydkhaylovna; DRACIIEVA, Zi-
naida Nikolayevna; MINTS, A.Ya.9 red.; GITSHTEYN, A.D., tekhn. red,
(Nervous pathology in hypertension] 0 nerynoi patologii pri giper-
tonicheskoi bolezni. Kievp Gos. mod. izd-vo USSR, 1960 364 p
iMIRA, 3-440)
(HYPERTENSION) (BRAIN-DISEASES)

MANIKOVSKIYo B.N.; SL40NIMSKAYA, V.M.
Acute hypertensive encephalopathy or cerebral hypertensive crisis.
Zhur. nerv. i paikh. 60 no. 12:1570-1575 160. (MIRA 14:4)
1, Kafedra nervnykh bolezney Kiyevskogo meditainakogo inatituta.
(HYPERTENSION) (BRAIN-DISEASES)

RAKARCHENKO, A.F., prof., otv. red.; KULIKOVSM, A.G,j kand. med. naukj,
red.; LITVAK, L.,B., prof.,, red.; l'IRTOVSKIY, N.V, prof., red.ldeceased];
MINTS, A.Ya., kand med. nauky red.; S-4qHIXSUU,-V.F..., prof*, reds; SA-
VENKO, S.N:, prof., red.; FRIDIKIN, Ya.P.. prof., rod.; SHAROVSKIYj S.N.,
prof., red [deceased]; BYKOV, N.M.0 tekim. red.
[Problems in clinical neurology and psychiatry] Problemy klinicheakoi
nevrologii i psi"latril. Kiev., Gos.med.izd--vo USSR, 1961. 308 p
(MIRA 14:12i
1. Ukrainskoye respublikanskoye obahchestvo nevropatologov i polkhiatrov.
(NERVOUS SYSM-DISEASES) (MTAL ILUIESS)

SLONJILSKAYA, U-11. , prof.
I I
So-called reversible dynamic disorders of cerebral circulation.
Vrach. delo no.5:56-63 My 162. (MMA 15:6)
1. Kafedra nervnykh bolezney (zav. - deyatvitellnyy chlen
A1411 SSSR, prof, B.11. ManIkovskiy) Kiyevskogo moditsinskogo
instituta.
(CEP2BROVASCULAR DISFASE)

MANIKOVSKIY, B.N.; SLONIMSKAYA, V.M.; DRACHEVA, Z.N.
Acute disorders in the cerebral blood circulation of extra-
cerebral genesis. Sov. med. 26 no./+:77-81 Ap 163.
(MIRA 17t2)

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SOV/ 137 58 11 21019
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 11, p 12 !USSR,
AUTHORS: Frenkel' , A, S@
TITLE- A Method of Testing Chemically -bonded Magnesite Chrome Refrac-
tories for Resistance to Iron Oxides (Metodika ispytaniya khromomagne-
z.itovykh ogneuporov na ustoyichivost' k vozdeystviyu oki.-;Io,! zheleza)
PERIODICAL: Byul. nauchno--tekhn. inform. Vses n, --i, in-t ogneuporo-.,, N56,
Nr 1, pp 112- 119
ABSTRACT: A method of determining the resistance of chemically @ bonded mag-
nesite chrome refractories (MR) to Fe oxides by change in the -olume
of a sample subjected t8 scale action on all sides resulting from hewing
in a magnesite cruciblApecified 'porosity has been developed to replace
estimation of MR resistance to Fe oxides by increase in the diameter
of an MR test specimen upon contac! with the scale after heating. The
volume of the specimen after the test. is determined by calculaton;
based on the change in the Fe oxides contents. This method is dis
tinguished by being reproducible, by the fact that it allows for the
influence of the density of the specimen upor, its resistance to Fe oxides,
Card 1/1 and by the fact that it provides satisfac ory agreement of test results
Ya G

SOV/137-59-4-7394
Trazielation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Meta-Ilurglya, 1959, Mr 9, p 7 (USSR)
ATYB40RS: Frenkell, A.S., SlonimayaT!,.Ye.z.
TITLE: Determination of QEome-Magnesite Refractory Resistance Against the
Effect of Ferric Wdes
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Vaes. n.-I, in-ta ogneuporov, 1958, Nr 2, (49),
PP 356 - 370
ABSTRACT: The authors criticize test methods previously used in ch*cking the
resistance of chrome-magnesite and magnesite-chrame work pieces against
a two-side effect of Fe oxides on the refractory specimen. Information
Is given on a new method developed by the authors. The refractory
specimen is subjected to the thorough effect of Fe-oxide smelts (cinder).
The specimen whose volume was determined by bldrostatical weighing 12
covered on all sides with pressed cinder, placed in a crucible and heated
In a Kryptol furnace. After holding, the specimen Is cooled and ex-
cessive cinder is removed off its surface. The volumetric weight of the
treated specimen Is determined by hydrostatic welghingj the chmical
Card 1/2 method is used to determine its Fe-oxide content. With the use of the

SOV/137-59-4-7394
Determination of Chrome-Magnesite Refractory Resistance Against the Effect of Ferric
Oxides
described method it is possible to determine the quantitative dependence between the
distension of the brick and Fe oxide absorption for work pieces with various chromite
content. Formulae for such computations are presented. It was established that
distension of the specimen was practically not observed at temperatures below the re-
fractoriness of the cinder (1,5800C), i.e. when Fe oxide smelts were absent. An
optimum testing temperature of the order of 1,6500C is recommended that is by 700
higher than the refractorIness of the cinder, as well as a temperature elevation rate
of 400 degrees/hour, The specimen Is 36 mm in diameter; its height is 20 mm. The
cinder-specimen weight ratio Is 4:1. The cinder composition should be selected with
a FeO - Fe203 proportion approaching F6394, if the Fe content in the cinder is 68 - 70%.
It is recommendable to use N2 as furnace atmosphere, or in the absence of such one to
use an oxidizing but not a reducing atmosphere. The method ensures a relatively
satisfactory reproducibility.
N.M.
Card 2/2

SOV/81-59-9-32089
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Kh1miya, 1959, Nr 9, P 358 (USSR)
AUTHORSt Frankel', A.S., Slonimakaya, Ye.Z.
TI TLE The Effeot of the 7ype of Chromite Ore and the Principal Technological
Factors on the Resistance of Chr mium-Magnesite Refraotories,,Against the
Action of Iron Oxides 1@
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Vaes. n.-I. in-ta ogneuporov, 1958, Nr 2 (49),
pp 371 - 391
ABSTRACT: The dependence of the resistance of chromium-magnesite refractories
against the action of Fe oxides on the principal technologIcal factors
has been studied: on the type of the chromite ore (Saranovo, Kimpersay,
South UkraAnian, Albanian), the chromite content in the charge (0-70%),
the grain composition of the chromite component, the density and the
burning temperature of the products. The principal methods for increasing
the resistance of chromium-magnesite refractories aret the reduction of
the chromite content In the products, the coarsening of its grain compo-
Card 112 sition, the application of chromite from Kimpersay ores which is more

SWNIMSKI, Piotr, P.
T- -
Adaptation of respiratory processes; development of blood
protein system indneed by oxygen. Postapy biochem. 2 no.4:
493-514 1956.
(%MAWLISM, TISSUE,
reap.. relation to blood proteins (Pal))
(BWOD PROTEINS,
relation to tissue reap. (Pal))

SWITIMSKlY, A. B.
Reference book needs corrections andfinishing touches ("Manual of
a welder" by A.V. Iakedemonakii, Y.I.Xhriapin. Reviewed by A.B.
Slonimskii). Hashinostroitell no.8:47 A6- 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Welding) (lakedemonakii, A.T.) (Miriapin, T.B.)

SLONIMSHY, A.D., 1rzh.j FRUMEYM, 1-1, in-,I,
Device for reloadir-g piece goods. Mokh.i nvtcm.proizv. 17
no.11:32-33 N 163. (r;HA 17:4)

#*- FREMOMP, L.I.; SLONIMSKIY, -- A.D.
Modernization of the unit for the vanufsaWe of the inner tubes
"i. :. of automobile tires. Kauch. i rez. 22 no.9t49-52 163,
: *:-X. (MIRA 16tll)
. ;:t 1 1. Moskovskiy shinnyy zavod.

SOV/ 137-58-7-14601
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 7, p 94 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Shcherlin, I.D., Alyushin, Ye.l., Poletayev, G.S.,
Rabicheva, B.,I.--
TITLE: Electrothermic Recovery of Zinc at the Belovo Zinc Plant
(Elekt rote rmicheskoye polucheniye tsinka na Belovskom tsin-
kovom zavode)
PERIODICAL: Byul. tsvetn. metallurgii, 1957, Nr 21, pp 20-23
ABSTRACT: A pilot-plant installation having an electrothermic furnace
of 150 kw power was employed to melt sintered Zn concen-
trates of the following % composition: Zn 57-60, Pb 0.7- 1,
Cu 2-2.3, Fe 6-9.4, Cd 0.1-0,15, CaO 0.9-1.9, MgO 0.7-0.8.
SiO2 3.4-4.7, S 0.3-1. The charge (composition of the ram,
mix: 60 kg sinter, 12-13.5 kg coke breeze with 12-2016 moist-
ure and 14-2016 ash, and 5 kg calcined lime) was mixed in a
drum mixer, calcined for 3 hours at 800-8500C in a reducing
atmosphere, 15-20 kg return dross was added to it, and the
whole was charged into the furnace through a bell-shaped
sealed charging device. Smelting was at 68 v and ZZ50-2500
Card 1/2 arnps with graphited electrodes immersed 200 mm into the slag.

and
!TLE Lle@@'Lrothermic Smalting of Lo'--tovo Slagj (Zle,,-.tro-
t e, r: i i cii i a ska ya lav@ca lok'r--v3ki'. h _;hlallov)
U
L"'etally, 1953,3,"11-r 9, @),) 23-31 (USSR)
A13.3 ELICT: The autliors mo.-Ition large %iujte-.;lag resources in Altay
and ;ome of the atter.,i,)ts madc to recover their metal
C.
,oiite1itj. Ti-..,-,y dez;cribo work at Gintsvetmet
or, IChe elec'u-ro-thermic 3@.iclting of of Lo,,.tevo slag3
in an electric furnace at the Irt-yjhj!ciy The
,,.ot;@.)ojition of the _ia-m,:)les waj; Cu 1. 92, Pb 2.78, Zn 3. 56)
rie 7 01 S 1 9, SiO-) 1@1.08, CaO 10.15, A12U4 13-59,
Ego 3.38 'Ina BaO 98p, Ag 114 6 and Au 2. g/ton.
DifPerent wa3te 31ag com-)ojition.@; were obtained with
dilffereat sneltin,@ conditions (IV-able 1) and from these
z;l
and material balances (table 2) for coD.)er, lead and zinc
'-o.7et-lier with a considaration. of energy require-I.,ionts, the
."altilors deduce a flow ;Iieet whic'O is economically
offective. They t`lat Ifurt'ier investigations be
,.iude to embrace of com)osition different froi.i those
Jc,.alt with and tildt a ;urvoy of 1JL@,,te-.slag re.;ource.@ be

o"
ou". Tho Editor @)oint-.; out that if the high-
-Alica Lo%tcvo j1a.-j are mixed v7.,'U-h other slag3 it may be
'Clo @,ffoct the in a jhaft furnace.
Are: 1 fi,mire und '@ tables
IIrtg.,---ProcessIrig 21, Slag_,@--Propertles 3, Electric furnaces
d212 --Performance

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AUTHOR. Tseydler, A. A.
TITLE: Study of the equilibrium between slag and metal, containing tin and
iron
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 11, 1961, 15-16, abstract
IIA95 ("Sb. tr. Gos. n.-i. in-t tsvetn. met.", 1959, no. 15, 164-172)
TEXT- The distribution of Sn and Fe among the slag and the metallic phases
was studied under laboratory conditions as a function of the temperature, the
compositions of the slag and of the metallic phase. It was established that the
nominal equilibrium constant is not a constant quantity, but that it increases
with the increase of Fe content In the.metal and slag phases. Temperature
variation between the limits of 1,150 and 1,3GO 0C has practically no effect upon
the value of the equilibrium constant. A reduction in the slag acidity at
constant Fe content in it somewhat lowers the equilibrium constant. By statisti-
cal processing of the analyses of plant slags and crude metals it was shown that
under the conditions of plant smeltings the laws derived from the principle of
acting masses are qualitatively upheld, i.e. as the Fe content in the metal
Card 1/2

SUAIR-13KIYY B.I.; TSEYDLER, A.A.
Interaction between stannous oxide and silica at high tem-
peratures. Sbor. nauch. trud. GIHTSV-r,?,'ET no.15:173-179 159.
(MIRA 14:4)
(Tin oxide) (Silica) (Metals at high temperatures)

SHCHERLIN, I.D.; ALYUSH---N, Ye.I.; POLETAYEV, G.S,; RABIGHLIVIA, L.M.;
SIDNIMSNIX,-3-1.
Studying the electrothermal method of preparing zinc and metal
powder at the Belovo Zinc Plant. Sbor. nauch. trud. GINTSUMET
no.15:298-309 159. (M)RA 14:4)
(Belovo (Kemerovo Province)--Zine-Blectrometal'~urgy)
I*

SLONIMSKIY, B. I., Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Research into types of
tin content in slags from tin smelting." Moscow, 1960. 8 pp; (Min-
istry of Higher and Se ondary Specialist Education RSFSR, Krasnoyar-
skiy Inst of Non-ferrous Metals im M. 1. Kalinin); 150 copies; price
not given; (KL, 1?-60, 159)

RABICHEVA., L.M.; SLONIMSKU, B,1.; LAZARET, V.I.; ALYUSHIII, Ye.I.;
POIETAYEV, G.S.; Prinimali ucliastiye: TARASCV,, Ye.I.;
AFONIH, P.I.; SYROVEGINA, K.V., nauchny7 sotrudnik,
Electrothermal method of obtaining zine dust, Sbor, nauch.
.rud. Gintavetmeta no*18:165-174 161o (MRA 16:?)
1. Nachallnik elektrotermicheskoy ustanovki Belovskogo tsinkovogo
zavoda (for Tarasov). 2. Starshi'y master elektrotermicheskoy
opytnoy ustanovki Belovskogo tsinkovogo zavoda (for Afonin).
3. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institut tsvet*kb
metal-lov (for Syrovegina).
(Zinc-Electrometallurgy)

SLONIMSKIYA B.I.
Investigating the interaction of zinc and lead oxides with
NAOH - VaCl malts at 4000o Sboro nauch. trud, Gintsvetmeta
no.18:226-230 161. (KM 16:7)
(Systems (Chemistry) (Hydrometallurgy)

PEYSAKHOV, I.L.; SLO"SKIY, B.I.; KAFOiAZINA, V.D.
Volatilizatioir and recovery of lead during the chloridizing
roasting of iron concentrates. Sbor. nauch. trud. Gintavetmeta
no.19:565-576 162. (MIRA 16:7)
(Ore dressing) (Lead-Metallurgy)

MURACH, Nikolay Nikiforovich(decessedj; SMYUKOV, Niko3V
Nikolayevich; POLIKIN, Stepan Iv&novich,* BTKOV, Yuriy
Aliksandrovich; SLQIIMSKIY,_B_,I., red.; LUTSKAYA, GsA@j
red. I zd-va; KAkA-SW,-T.-T-.,
(Metallurgy of lead] Metallurglia olova. MOSIrva, Me-
tallurgizdat, 1964. 351 P. (MIRA 17:3)

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Vol.
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K-,r,OV,

z.,) L Cj N 1 111 1 Y ,C1 . L .Dr. une.-.q. z@cl-
Dissertation: "Deformation 'Ibeory of Linear Polymers. " Sci Res Urder of
the Lsbor Red 3anner Physicochemical Inst imeni L. Ya. Karpov, 22 Doe 47.
SO: Vechernyaya Moskva, Dee, 1947 tProject #17836)

SLONIYSKIYp G. L.
USSR/Chemistry - Polymers, Idnear sap 48
Mathematics - Applied
"Deformation of Aawphous Liquid Linear Polymers,"
V. A. Kargin, Corr Mem, Acad Sci USSR, G. L.
Slonimskiy, Phyeicochem That 11"emi L. Ta. Karpov,
4 pp
'Tok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXII, No 2
Thew-etical mathematical treatment of the deforma-
tion of amorphous liquia linear polymers. Pro-
posee and discusses model. SubmJtted 10 Jul 48.
36/4979

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UM/Choulstry - Colloids YAr1Aqr 49
Chemistry - Terminology
*Terminology Used In the Visoosimetry of Dilute
Solutions of Highly Polymeric Substances," G. L.
Slonimokly, S. S. Voyutokly, Yu. L. Margollne,
Physicochem, Inot iment. L. Ya. Karpor, Moscow Lut
of Fine Chem Tech Imeni K. V. Lcoonomov, Con NIX
of leather Substitutes, MI USM, 31 pp
"Kolloid Zhar' Vol XI, No 2
Tabulates English and Russian terms, giving
references and explanations. Submitted 25 Jun 48.
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1@ t' - I
z 11'. r . A -:. .Khtri, 23, '-,'0- 5, 1949; Phys. Chem. Inst. imeni L. Ya. Kar-pov: Lab.
Colloid Ch-m., Ilosco,.,r, -c1949-*

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UOSSR/F,hysics - Ultrasonic Absorpticn
11 Apr 53
"Absorption of Ultrasound in Solutions of Folymers," Yu. Ya. Gotlib and
FI.V. VolIkenshteyn
DAN SSSSR, Vol i9, No 5, pp $21-824
Derivation and soln of the eqs describing the KarginSlonivskiy model (V.A. Kwgin
and G.L. Slonimskiy, DAN SSSR, Vol 62, No 2, 239 (1948); Zhur Fiz Khimiio 23t 5)
563 (142)) of a net-like high polymer immersed in a soln as a sequerce of sphere-
segments connected by quasi-elastic forces of a statistical character. Presented
by Acad A.N. Terenin 13 Feb 53.
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BUIVO. F V. RL-ITSOVA 411d 11. L'irms-Rizz,
"Stamile i Utermlartio". 1253. P. 190-14. palyiso.
buty>no and unauum" natural!"knd Butyl rub- Aff
tovrP were subjected for STIT -Ea sovero -ij-umA-jjig
-Tero-miation. Fat(pw lowers the a-locular weight,
,f jN&jj2LmkUdae-cAu&tng dectrwtiork or iktruc.
tiarimtrition, changes tits swetlability of rubbers. their
simigth chameterisdes uW Lite froque"y d4spend.
of tits deformation. in Ota proc,"s of fatigue
of riabber Itis unt-axial de(nmotion thdre is an
in,-m,,txo in the anizatropy of the tnechankid prop.
J.-owl f Ott, te4t-pt@.,. -lule@,W ba"Cally with
mlaxatt"n 1,1--numut. vatigue is mn.
WiO, Ll@ t-VU-C - tl@ dalo=ed polynter
,,I IRKI rtuiwalq, wittehoct ull clietnical pnKowerich
- .%alation. As a mguft f the rion.imiforruity of
i i- tru.tum it tits mbbur thavi pinceswe give ruts
-, 1--ai nairrotic(ects, tits growth of which brings
"LAjut flut6l dimtruction of Lite t*"-jd6LO. Thdre dre
15 mfomric", arul Ow discumdoak Is reporWil.

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and r.
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studivi with t1m. applic'A In rjt the mixfmg cfIv'crp1J"-@-
'A tile collurctio" t4 pfopvftivi lud tke Itfuctute d wAyulto
by %I -jilig (I yfullitulfleter ty-dincesAto Other kiltlaratut Irlskir ;L
Wide rallgr fit WA, oin't finit. The roiijit 4tudir.,11
"icte tile Rviiti,!, Mild Resit grades of IlAclite rriins.
lv(rS%
I and curret at swrllr-4 in 11; thr mech. p
tics 0 their rris @-tre Sudlrd. P134tics coats.,
and cured abo%e 130' did oat swc1l or dissolve. and their'
tnr),Iuk-@ of elasticity was at a 2nd deformation
,;,t firvt.

Category USSR/Atomic and Molecu-lar Physic@; - Phyuics of high-molecular subz;tance Ij-,4
Abs Jour Ref Zhur.- Fizika, No 1, 1957, No 1005
Author Sloni=akiy. G.L. Kargin.V.A., Buyko, G.N., Reztsova, Ye.V., Llyuis.Riyera. M.
Title :-&o-h-c-e-r-n-f-n-g-t---"--J-o-blem of the Mechanism of Rubber Fatigue
Orig Pub : Stareniye i utomleniye kauchukov I rexin i povysheniye ikh stoykosti. L.,
GOB)'himizdat, 1955, 100-118
Abstract : See Ref. Zhur. Khim. 1956, 48630
Card : 1/1

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106); cl. C-4. 30. 37F.W-11ma-fortnaLlehyde resins (not
lt,rtlictcharacteriz..-tli)iyass3st;tgcidtiriogg-tting. During
Mage 1. the resin is a liqukf fully sot. in FtO and freezing
tn a ZkLs-. at 0* to -S'. D in I Kc 2 it contains 40-SOvIr
"UrIz S I I 1 1, 1
"jo, Is only Partiaily SOIA If andalca., 1, slassy lie 0
and freely flowing above 600; as it fiw% nt., yield stress, it
probably contains only linear chains loaitr than tho4e of
the first stage. During stalit 3, the resin is solid but. prob-
still costsists of linear polymers, slace iftins plasticized
'.2,1VIII&OS ie.C.. 20%) become viscous Hquids an beating
(ft.g., to 180 J. J. Baxrmau

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of rve, '$it advall", I. kr".1vige of the bchawkm of P44ic
111.0criab; at law It-11, . NN ith palli,,utir rtftrenve to puck;ag-
filol tt,;V,l fnr lefrivraled Products. J,. C. i:I.jwq-rs
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coverilic the icric.J Ovmtoh t953.
It Is Ptxintcl crit 1hat t1w ejd@tcuce 0 2 fypr@ df ifeii,11u,A
unit, in L@llymm. i.e. ct"airs and alunimiri litiL unit@.,
leads to @' (ypr_% VI Vjb-Mr, cry-tal-i L-3 distmia;un lrr-tu
crystab of tow-mcil. srbstances. The cqncepti of lvmio-
gentity and hetttc,.-ueitv require (.111-.er c6rick-ati'" and
ddhttatv)n In W)Iymtr Cylutus. The thefmodYnamic limp-
etflc@ of CTYA. polyracts we analop""Us to tlv@nc of -q. s"grs.
of soaps. Cryst. polymers r "- se rt!qu @e the diverccuct of
the structural aml the themodynatnic critcrit of phasc
fiUte3. a factor iKm"d In se-me of th@ carlict studk.,;. It is
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