SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOLOVYEV, Y.I. - SOLOVYEVA, A.I.

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.SDLOV!IEV,--YurIy_jy~nov1*h; STABOSELISKIY, Pavel Isaakovichj
ZAYTSEVA, AJ.-,fiRd.izd-vaj SHEVCHENXO, G.N., takhn. red.
Vladimir Fedorovich Luginin, 1834-1911. Moskva Isd-vo
Akad. nauk SSSR, 1963. 14) p. NIRA 1685)
(Luginin, Vladimir Fedorovich, 1834-1911)
(Chemistry, Orp*h)

5QWV.'YZV,,.ju.j.j otv. red.; BABMHKINA, S.I., red.izd-va; POLENOVA,
T.P., tekhn. red.
(Essays on the history of chemistry] Ocherki po istarii khi-
mii. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 196). 425 p.
(MIRA 16:5)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Instit74t istoril yeateatToznaniya 1,
tekhniki.
(Chemistry, Physical and *eoratical)

SOLOVIYEV
J. Yu.I.j STAROSKLISKII, F.I.
Arm the history of physical chemistry (Principal of msxixm
vark). Trudy Inateistseot.i takh. 39124-48 162, (KM 16s2)
(Themoobemistry)
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KIPNIS, kleksandr Yakavlevich; SOLOVIM, YU,,I.p doktor kkin. nauk,
oty. red.; SUVOROV, I. *Sia--ia-~-BOCHEM, V.T.,
tekhn. red.
[Development of chemical thermodynamics in Russia] Razvitie
khImIcheskoi termodinamiki v Rosaii. Moskvap Izd-vo
"Nattka," 1W,4. 345 P, (min 17 12)

GRABMKrr, A.A.$ BOWVtn".;,, ftr.
Wawa to aoquaint, tho psdamima Wtituto NU40nu vIth Un
histm of chmistrye Uchassp*Mcll nooUN265-269 14o
(KIRA 19122)

ALFKSANDROV, A.Ya. (Novosibirsk)l POLOVIYEV, Yu.I. (Novosibirsk)
Solution of a thres-dimensional axisymmetric problem in the
theory of elasticity with the aid of contour integrals. Prikl.
mat. i mekh. 28 no.5014-919 S-0 164.
(MIRA 17:11)

SOLOVIYIV. Yu.1. (Stahislev)
1-.00MOMM'Oss -
Prospects for making services of medical specialists avialable
to the rural population. Vrach.dslo noe2:185-187 Jr '57.
(MRDICINS, RURAL) (MLRA 10:6)

Han method of the be" MG Mae Mattow utie
70b.XTe L. Vannikay and _hL-Slahad". BM",
EfI1,11.' Bid. i Ifed. 40, No. A "70J!IzIW!7b.
fillme 6 komplettly decaltified by using In order far defialte
'period% 121% neutrx) 11010,; 10% HCO011. 5% NAOJ.,
and 12% IICIIO %blus. it then tinted for a proh-nIttl
pcfkxl in distd. water, p6ced In 20% ASNOl,. subjected ftw 2
min. to ultraymic waves. washed with diitd. water, tin.
mer-,"I foi 'VO-30 sec. in 17 HCHO. dried on filter paper,
rlt,Lrd for 5-ld sec. In 20;v ammoniated A;NO,. trans-
rfird 1.) ().S% acidic 11010. 1ibets examd. under the
1111croscolm. to rx)te beginning imprrgitatirm, remoircd be-
fort the appc-lfance of lmuwn coloration. an'd Ptaced qub-
%Cfitjcnlly ill water. Phenol-x1lene. xyle-ne. and C42nAL.n
tykim. Thefficth,-xlisl0O%qiTectIve. A. S. Nfirkil--

VANNIKOY, L.L.; SOU)MAY. Tu.N.; TATARINDY, V.0.
Innervation of the jaws and tooth. Report No.l. Stomatologila
35 no.6:20-25 N-D 056 (KIRA 10:4)
1. Ix Instituta Kinisterstva, Isdravookhranenlys, SSSR I Is
Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stoiatologichaskogo Instituta (dir.-dotment
G.N. Beletskiy)
(JAWS_-IN M VATION) (TA M --INNERVATION)

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MONKALEY, Yu.I.; NOVIEDVA, A.P.; SOLOVIYIV, Tu. N.; STRILITSOVA, V.L
Inte Fiequelae of lesions induced by radioactive substances in small d6ses
upplied in a chronic experiment* Ned* rod. 4 no-3:3-6 Hr 159. (KM 12:7)
(ISOTOM, effects,
remote neq. of inj. by small doseb of radioactive substances
in animals Ot= ))

SOLOVITEV, TU.N. (Moskva)
Afferent Innervation of the bons. Arkh.pat. 21 no.5t63-69 '59.
(MIRA 12t12)
1. Kauchnn rakovoditell - chlon-korreepondent AMN SSSR prof,
N.A. Krayevskly.
(BONE AND BONIS, Innervation,
afferent nerves (Rae))

SOLOVIYEV Yu 1; - DEHINA, D.M. (Moskva)
fffec'~ of cold and ultravlolet radiatlon on the Bystem of matit
cells. Arkh. pat. 26 no.8t63-W 164 (MIRA 18:2)
1. InstItut obshchey i kommunallnoy g1giyeny imeni AoN. Sysina
(d1r. - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. V.A. Ryazanov) MIN
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SOLOVIYEVP Yu.,,;., Inzh.
Detc,miring with increased accuracy a~-- ahoulders of
electrical balancing machines for measuring torque
moment. Energomashinostroenie 11 no.10:44-45 0 165,
(MIRA 18111)

SOLOVIYXV. YU.N.. Inzhener.
Build automatic concrete conveyorso Gidro strot, 26 no,5:49 W 157,
(Conveying machinery) WaL IOW
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AUTHORt SQlov!.VGV"Yr.'X.' zagingor SOV-119- 59- 5-16/22
TITLE: A Rotoccope for Spatial Objects (Rotoskop dlya prostranstyennykh
ob"yektov)
PERIODICALs Priborostroyeniye, 1959, Nr 5, pp 28-29 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In somebronohes of scientific research work it is necessary to
observe the rot&V-Lg objects visually. Two principally different
devices - the stroboscope and the rotoscope - are suitable for
this purpose. At first, the author gives a very short report on
the general advantages and di3advantages of the stroboscopes and
rotoscopes. The rotoscope suggested by the author for the
observation Df spatial objects provides an unmoved picture of the
rotating object, not only from its frontal surface (observation
along thu axis of rotation) but also from the lateral surface.
Both pictures are projected on the same plane, which facilitates
an easy determination of the spatial coordinates of every point of
the object. The optia system of the device consists of 3 main
elements - 2 annular prisms and one singly Inverting prim. The
mode of operation of the individual prisms is explained in short.
The completion of the opti2 3yetem of the prisms by an ordinary
Card-1/2 system of telescopes frcilitates the transmission of the unmoved

k Rotoscope for Spatial Objects
SOV/119-59-5-16/22
pioturi to a place suitable for otservation or photographic
recording. The considerable technical difficulties in the making of
such device are greatly compensated by the possibilities of
application of the new device. Cinematographic recordings oan also
be carried out. The investigation of "oration of hydromachinee by
the rotoscope discussed here offers new possibilities and ensures
the establishment of results which have been considered
inaccessible for experimenters up to date, There ist figure.
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A U DIOR Kiroos, D V and Solov*ycv N
I'Ll- )~tical fcc,~rdlin (if strong, destructive earthquake-,
Seismograph fo
IILRIODICAL Rel-cia(ivriyy zbutnal. oldcl'nyy vypusk. 32. lzmcritcl'n~ja tekhnika. no 11, 1962, 22,
abstract 32.11.164 -rf In-fa fiz. Zcmli, AN SSSR". no. 19 (M). 1961. 25--36
1 FX F Sowl and foicipii deviccs for recording vibrations of %oil and structures during strong earthquakes
are critically examined and if is shown that certain dcficiemnci in the method (it nicamircment-recoiding do
not ricimit (hesc device% to be u%cd w; standard rccordcis at seismographic stations. Dcu.-tiption is given of a
new type (if sci%mograph designed by the Insfitut Fiziki Zcmli AN SSSR (Inst.-tute of Gcophy%jc% of the
AS of the USSR). having an improved automatic recording system, The scism9graph record-% diffetent
components of acceleration, velocity and displaccrricrit of soil. The sensing device of the seismograph is
in elastic pendulum made Oran aluminum plate located in the air gap of a permanent magnet and fastened
lo a meel wire that forniq the rotation axis of the pendulum The latter is provided with a flat muroy for
hearrung the light of a special lamp flircugh a focusing Icni. to the photographic paper rixcd to a rotating
drum The rotational %peed of the drum driven by a spring gear is 5 or 10 mmlscc. An electrical, battery-fed
device en-ures connection (it disconnection of [lie seismograph at the beginning of an earthquake and the
cod of rccoiding 'There are 6 figufcs and 7 references
(Abstracter's noirc Complete translation. I
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~'ACCESSION NRI AP4042482 S/0240/64/000/007/0020/0024
:AUTHOR: Solov'yev, Yu. U...(Candidate of medical sciences);
Demina, D. M.'(Cah'didati of biologi cal scienc ei)
ITITLE: Reaction of loose connective tissue to cold and ultraviolet
:radiation
:SOURCE: Gigiyena I sAnitariya, no. 7, 1964, 20-24
;TOPIC TAGS: ultraviolet radiation, connective tissue, PRK 4 lamp.
EUV 15 lamp, short wave, Iong wave, rat, cytography, low temperature
"ABSTRACTs Data are presented on changes developing in cytograms of
subcutaneous loose connective tissue of rats und er thp effect of cold
(2-5C),.ultraviolet radiation of various wavelengths, and the combined
effects of the two factors. Ultraviolet soutces were an ElkV.-15.1amp
(wavelength - 280 to 380 millimicrons) and a PRK-4 lamp with both
~ncar and far ultraviolet light (about 26% shorter wavelength than
:254 millimicrons). The experimental animals were In seven groups:
1control; exposed to cold; exposed to cold plus EUV-15 lighto total
dose 3160 microwatte-min/cm2; exposed to EUV-13 light, dose 790
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ACCESSION NR: AP4042482
,microwatta-min/cm2; exposed to EUV-15 light, dose 3160 microwatts-
2
'min/CM2; exposed to PRK-4 light, dose 590 m'icrowatts-min/cm ; and
exposed to PRK-4 light, done 1960 microwatts-min/cm2.' Exposures
werlr carried out for 3 weeks. When used in subarythematous doses,
the near ultraviolet light (EUV-15) was'found to have a stimulating
effect on the cellular content of loose connective t esue, particularly
on young fibroblasts and histiocytes. Exposure to Td, which produced
a stress effect, had a depressing effect on loose connective tissue.,,
Radiation from the PRK-4 lamp, which included shorte'r ultraviolet
wavelengths, tended to have a depressing effect oni connective tissue.
The combined application of,cold and near ultraviolet radiation
caused an additive effect, the action of the cold being somewhat
suppressed.
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut obahchey L kommunallnoy gigieny im. A. N.,
Sysina AMN SSSR, Moscow (Institute of General and Municipal Hygiones AH3-SSSR).,,,
SUBMITTEDs 27Mar63 ENCLi 00
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SOLOV YFV I YU. V.
Oscillographic method for measuring currents and voltages using
tunnel diode characteristics an a basis. Prib. i tekh. eksp. 8
no.ltl75-177 Ja-F 163. (MIRA 160)
1. Saratovskiy gosudarstvenriyy universitat.
(Oacillography) (Electric meaauresants)

SCLOVIYEV., Yuriy Pavlavichj MAKISM, I.S., red.; SHIROKOVA,,
tekhn. red.
bleat calculations of industrial steam-turbine electric power
plants]Teplovye raschety provVshlennykh paroturbinnykh elektri-
cheskikh stantsil. Moskva, Gosenergoizdat, 1962. " P;.g)
(MM I
(Steam turbines-Dosign and construction)
(Steam power plants)

TATISHCHIV, S.Y., prof.; SOLOVI UY, Tu.P., inzh.; SIDOROV, V.X## Inshop
rateentent; ROZANOV, H.S., red.; BOWNOT# N.I.. takhn.red.
[Designing of medium-size and large industrial staax'power plant's]
Proaktirovante promyshlennykh parovykh anergoustanovok eredusi A
maloi moshohnosti. Kooky&, Goo.energ.isd-vo, 1960* 143 p.
(Steam power plants) (MIRA U:7)

DOBROSKOK, I.I.; WhIN, Ye.V,; BRUTUN, M.Ya.; MURAYLOV, G.M.;
KRUIXVETSKIY.4 S.A. Prinimall uchastiyez ASPANDIYAROV, R.F.;
BELOV, Ye.M,; IVANOV, V.I.; XAFXOVO V.I.; -YU.P.)
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FINENOV, F.A.; TUROMM, A.F.; KHW IKO, V.A.; IIIKITSKIY, N.V.
Investigating the power parameters of a continuous steel canting
plant. Stall 22 no.3:223-225 Mr 162. OMA 15:3)
1. Yuzhnoural'skiy manhinostroitellnyy zavod (for Asfandiyarov, Belov,
Ivanov, Markov, Solovlyov). 2. Novolipetakiy matallurgicheskly zttvod
(for Pimenov, Turomshev, Khveslko). 3. Mentrallnyy nauchno-isoledovatel-
skiy Institut chernoy metallurgii (for Nikitakly).
(Continuous casting-Equipment and Bupp1les)

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tioml forces on the formation of these miuaral Phe-
nomma. Sk6tchee show various tM stalactites formod
differeat ninemls.
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P Accte.11- to tht fil.th.lKe, %hown by tile
abundant residual incluqWni it( fwrrentine, chty-ofile nA-
betitas chlorile bruOte and 1-ilc 71tere are grathi'll 1r:1114.
titins Irom the'wrpentifilred un'd carbonatlied (Kiha.Oe to
theputecires. Thte,irbonatefockli;tsili,!iylmnfli%tvtnite.
with Interspersed pyrite. It is typical for the -Mville tint]
l"twovite-chtoffite-benring crititacti fit the detIntidle inefil.
-omatitts. Also the dinfira" Is in the contact I?itcrqpcr%ed
with Pylite and clialrot)ytile. lntenwtly nvilitiled, with
magnetite and brucife, untlitivile-cimix. nggrega!CO. Gor-
thite and skitrite m-vur on banded 9011c$ I"Ific-ItitlK tile Fe
matasonvatisin In hypolenic mine r alitstion. The sal.1de
off, life in this proc"s younger than siderite and 01011
rep c It. 0alenit and pyrrhoelle are liencraify ik-wrt its
1. althtpugh mal-'e't lip to &XI kg. aft facir-utorwIly nb-
, typlent midation otra.
Vtvej. A"Slegite arld rtfus'019 are
I~inulw)lfl InterStowfliq of iralella and argen'lle ate obtefycil
in tile polf4hed scrtioni. Aft extreme ftietawitatitic ichange
of tile fftibaie Is Injilculed In the (we Irwiv of Wilchne-Pulan-
Oki, ffornif"It Schi4to4c qual It-chlra Itc--wt kite rocks, with
Int"spet"I len" of PYtite Rod 031(011011e. W. H.

0 L-ov
V SS R
at A aimed= =*"of do-
N..*
2.87-IOB(IM).-Tbe mallflow od circulatift of llw~m
Water am sm*atlau of Co in the too" al Oxidation an too-
sidtrttl. S. twAudea lb3t Ow depook bu not received suf-
ficient, study and that there atilt exists the pamUlty of dis-
colay of new (We%. 25 refertricts. 0. S. U-7

Werystals of billile from the W&I iron are deposits.
V11- r Ahg& Sial
20 'tel"11
S, i. 4 ~ I' .410-C
rZrIwjYu.('4*~' clateraiag
w a. C-A - 47, MIU.~-Ilarite crystals in the
utfilli are very r1re. "mVEVer, at the 1--nill Mine. am'Ang
the %idefitcs and oxide, ercs were fiAmd snmll cavities un the
waUq of which S. obscivtJ ctyst. uggrrimtes of fint. cry~%;Aq
(if calcite, ankcTitc, qukttx, di,--eminated pyrite, and
"Ystats of barite up to 0,5 cm. long. 7he X., WCTe- -f, . 1
1.048 :b 0.001; a' J.&O .1 0.001; 7-a0.011-0.012. The
burite at Bakal acempanics a no. of hyr"gene vein mintrull
9 and is closely connected with pcim.Ary sidetitic min"Aiza-
Gladys S. Macx--~-

SOLOVY0, Yu.S.. dayatyltel'nyy chlen.
Observation of hematite crystals in the Shabrovskly formation of
talc-magnesite stone in the Urals. Zap.Tses.min.ob-va, 83 no.1:60-61
051~. (xLRA 70)
(Ural Mountains--Hematite) (Hematite-Ural Mountains)

d,
Z~ CI I

alwfu tu~d tilt-
Y. . &.' ft 1~
-- 7 Imedy
=,= , A k4d,
~
trv
Y-7-7-URT VgWi IV55, INO. M, WSZ-4; cf.
=A. 4-4.' 7'722L-Tbe ocatffmce of Mi. Kaxacal Is char-
actt-itood by contacts o(L-Abb"i-diab*3e vtIm with dokadte
t a3utains metamrphic crystas. of chWite, fate. serpcn-
'
ne latter wineral is
.-time calcite quaru and axhike.
t
&;~~
i
0
o
I o
2-6 tnm. In size, or aggtegat" up
l
i
t
i
t
i
3
d
i
h
A
n
a v
et t
.
cru.
socolate-brown coW w
t
o
n
c
2 V - 73% optically ueg.; I A77 - - I ~m Ukre-
SCOPIC examn. shows dislinctly the :~Pl-;~Cnt ~f axinite
d
b
caldtc &ad epidote along emcks. 71C gemk relation
0 this axWte *th other B-cmCg. minu%h fix the byp&.
f
jt!k�a-I 11trusi.. h dh...d. W..Elffl

;01-1"'Yn. 3, "vev. rrudir Garxv-C#4. Issi., 04J.
Naub S.S.S. R., VraJ. Fa" 195S, No. 20, 24-40 -Pmti6-
-rite was detected In pyrite -clialcopyifte -r::4"ite-cilwitite
&r,,,T,g&tt, related to a denpd. cabtjfr~dwbtaw rack as
ydrvthert m Products F'.~rthv nAtive S
was found Amidst ctx~4ixcd cavtrr4oL- I.r ,e1 of ttle 5
Ve L hne-11 Ian k Mille, t.4 1k:Cr With CIIVLijl~IC. w,d. nd
rlayl-~h matertal filling t1i'. l.jrc!, Vro_
2 25. A,,K,f tie d~tvct el
c, "if w It I Y ,t Ila itt rKk I ri oi li:, cict-utilt trpnsp,lient iintle
crymt.4 I of r olnWitedral typc (up to A (:III- It, 'j,e) (~I' J)"
wa)li of cavitics in the Ait!eritr crr of the rwpu ~jln,
tfiit Forbas 210111001.-
I Ankctitft (on its ficcA R) ALte dticIRKJ. Also
~WOJPYIIM Al'M$ a regular inttrArowth on the (Itlarl'i and
.over9rovvth3 r4 heizatite aod tA:iiiUr trifite ('11 aLvItlite.
Tht MITIrrill sucre-4ikm;
heinrifite, pyrite, chalcop) rite, arid evril Smut g-Iltill is Very
chalac'cri~tic. cllrylo.)tilc 'A&LcA-4;-~ forml v(d:l1tu III the
RrC tl,jt 1;'llier thkil !flit ire
1- Ilk S. 7

SOWVITWI. YU.S.. daystritallayy Chlen.
Nev d1scoveries of malachite in hlgh-altitude Iron-or* mines.
Zap*V&essmin*ob-v& 84 no.1:95-96 155. (MLRA 8:5)
(malachite)

YU

vcigts, with C14jole and Calcite, toe in fit.c-,cryst. m0ulcs.
Vic a%initc cty~,(al, lk.k~c or V~Jet ("I"t.
'tilt 'tctilli-litC, '11k~~Wlt 4C.- -r -7
; ."Us; plnlsim~ will tplartz -'re
flace vcinA V~ilb avilif, lie 1,idl ff,-Vd,,jxd iti thc timilliark
Tarltnat Nft%.). vs~wll. 1'efe with U111:1-
Na"47's, k4 Tim ;j%inite rKvuti in
.4.Ltcs to 1-3 cm. ia di~xm , tog,tlwr voith rpitiite,
rbi,,iitc, (jujilt. wd c-alcitc. In the ivrth"u Sira-liulak,
axinite in lxA;Wrrj f-.4
crMCS, tismilly ill foxhl1c., tty-,Ctllcr With
cilidot(. ~,klld k:111,411c. Axillite firmil Tartillait contains
.4clj 41.K!, AT-Oi 17-35. Nt:%O ?.(11, ignitiors jccA 1.41,
TiO, 0.0-2. j4j), OA7, ',Igo 0.91. C40 19.28, H.-kh 6.45.
ankl F,~O ", tv thf, formilla 114-C (11).
1111(li), M, g,16! Ali B.S1.0's. with VC(lij: Ma(ll): NIC -
21:3-1. TIm x(inite frum Kcr4cbcuv 13 1"*,11 ~1 N1110
vvi;h the rilio
The pilyi, ate tAbisLard for lxt6 occunrw".

The cu stallization of "oval to ju th tAwajl-_~114, yu,$.
-ILI! -ff~~6 "1_2 - I .-The f')f
c f cry 2 a ln2s i~
.RALjUwi% mines Is des*bed.

X&LAKHOV. A.A., prof.-, SOWV'YIV, Yu.S., inzh.
Ural amphibole-asbestoo. Izv.vys.,jcheb.zav.; goro Shur. no.11:
37-47 '58- NIFA 12: 8)
1. Sverdlovskiy gornyy Institut (for Kalakhov). 2, Urallskoye
goolo upravlentye (for Soloylyev)O
f,Ojral Hoim%Inx--kmphtbols) (Anbentos)

SOLOVIYEVP U.S.
Ornamental listvenites in the Urtls. Trudy Gor.-gsol. inst., UFAN
SSSR no, 35:297-303 ~60. (MIM U:I)
(Ural Mountains-List"nits)

SOLUPY-V, Yu.J.; L"UMOV, V.A.
Ophicalcite an a orriamenal and functional stone. Trudy 4or.-
gool. inst. U7.0 SazM no. 35005-303 '60. (XLP-~, 14:1)
(Ophicalcite)

KRUTSKU, U.S.; SOLOVIMP-TU.S.
Serpentinee of the Bazhenovo asbestos-bearing region an a
decorative and dressing stone. Trudy Gor.-geol.inst. UFAK
SSSR no-56:3.49-150 161. (MIRA, 1517)
(Ural Mountains-6orpentine)

BELOV S.V.; YEROKHIN, V.M.; ANOKHINA, L.M.;.SOLOV,'=-,,..-Iu.V.
.4
Accounting for self-absorption and self-scattering in measuring
absolute activity of thick-layer specimen. Frib.i takh.ekep.
6 no,506-61 3-0 161. (MMA 14SIO)
(Placlear counters)

S/064/61/000/011/006/007
B110/RIOI
IVITHORS: Reznikov, 1. L., Solov'yev, Yu. V., Dolzhenkov, G. S.
TtTLE; flew method of purifyinp gases from chlorine in magnesium
production
-'FRIODICAL: Khimicheskaya promyahlennost', no, - 76
t 11, 1961, 74
TEXT: The authors study chlorine binding in rotary furnaces with
synthetic carnallite (31.5% MgC12) , and the effect of gases containing
chlorine on the hydrolysis of MgCl 2' The content of gases introduced in
heating and mixing chambers was Cl - 1-5 - 16 mg/liter, HCI - 0.5 - 3.1
mg/liter, H 20 5.0 mg,111ter. The mixing chamber was heated to 680 - 750C.,
When adding Cl at the rate of 60 and 100 kg/hr, 99 and 60, Cl (,60 kg/hr)
was bound, independent of the amount of chlorine added. The bulk of
chlorine is bound in the heating and mixing chambers before entering the
furnace drum. The reaction largely depends on the gas temperature in the
mixing chamber whereas the amount of chlorine has no effect. SnIorine
was bound at a rate of 60 kg/hr at 700 0C, and 130 kg/hr at 800 C. Maximum
Card 1/5

S/064/61/000/011/006/007
Now method of purifying gases... B110/B101
dtiring the reaction promotes the dehydration of carnallite and reduces
MgC12 losses during hydrolysis by 1.1~ V. N. Perevozov, P. B, Fadin,
N. D. Khelemendik, G. S. Knyazev, A. 11. Tatakin, K. D. Amrenov, L.
Synoy~!v, V. G, Ovcharenko, and Yu. D. Perevoshchikov anoiated with
(!xper imen tv. There are 2 figures, I table, and 6 references: 5 Soviet
and I non-Soviet. The two references to English-language publications
read an follows: US Patent 2665193, 1954; Supplement to Meiior-q,
Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry,
Supplement II, Part 1, 1956.
Card 3/5

REZNIKOV, I.L.; SOLOVIYEV,.Xu.V.; P()LZHENKOV, G.S.
New method of removing chlorine from gases in the production of
Pagnesium. Mxim.prom. no.111816-818 N 161. (MIRL 13si)
(Magneei=) (ChUrine)

REZIIIKOV~ I.L.; POLUKOV, Yu.A.;.SOLUVIM, Yu.V.; MIEVOZOV, V.N.
Chlorine binding from gases of magnesium production in the
combustion of a hydrogen-bearing fwl spray. TSvetsmet, 35
no.8:49-53 Ag 162. O-LIPA 15:8)
(Magnesium-Me tallurgy) (Chlorine)

S/120/63/000/001/053/072
1:192/ E3 8 2
AUTI-10-1: ..S q1 ov" YqK' -)(M-!-V .
TITLE: Oscillographic mothod of monsuring currents and
voltages on the characto.-iztics of tunnel diodes
i"ZI(IODICAL: Pribory i tokhnikn olsperimonta, no. 1, 1963,
175 - 177
T EXT The current-voltago characteristics of tunnel diodes
can easily be displayed oscilloZraphically but there is somo
difficulty in --, eazurin '- the cctual curronts and voltages at
various points of such a charactoristic. An instrumant has there-
fore boon designed by momis of -which it Is posuiblo not only to
display the characteristics but also to provide two variable
coordinate axes. The z;ysto;a ia illu:;tra'U*"' in the blocl: diagram
of Fig. 1. The coordinzto nxos are "Sencrated" by polnrizod
relays, P1 and .112 which, together with the measuromant bridge,
are fed from. the 50 c.p.s. mcains. The signals proportional to the
volta-c and cu~-rcnt of the diode U and U. , talcon from the
measuring bridrc (sea the fiZure), are appliod to *.' and Y plates,
-ard 1/3

S/120/63/000/001/053/072
E192/E382
AUTHOR: Soloveyov, YU.V.
TITLE: Oscillographic method of noasuring currents and
voltages on the charactoeistics of tunnel diodes
PLIRIODICAL: Pribory i tokhnilca oksperimonta, no. 1, 1963,
175 - 177
TEXT: The curront-voltago characteriaticc of tunnol diodes
can easily be displayed oscilloEraphically but there it; soilo
difficulty in measuring the c~ctual currents and voltages at
various points of such a characteristic. An instrument has there-
fore been designed by moans of ahich it posuiblo not only to
display the characteristics but also to provide two variable
coordinate aNes. The systc;.i ir. illuutrated in the blocl; diagram
of Fig. 1. The coordinate axes are "generated" by polarized
relays, P1 and P 2 t-rhiclh, together with the meacuromont bridge,
are fed frosa the 50 c.p.s. mcins. The signals proportional to the
volta-c and current of the diode U and U talton from the
41 y
ineasurInG bridZo (see tho figure), are appliod to X and Y plates
Card 1/3

..-)/120/63/000/001/053/072
Oscillographic mothod .... E192/E382
of the oscillograph by the normally closed contacts of the relays
P, and P 2 0 The voltage to the X input is applied through a
phase-inverter. The supply voltaGe to the bridge is produced by
a full-wavo rectifior circuit so that the characteristic is traced
on the zeroon four times per cycloo The windinZ of P is
connected to tho mains through a large reactance and t&at of P 2
through a rosizatanco so that tho current and tho operating instant
of P 1 are shifted by approximately 9C 0 relative to the supply
voltago of the brid-oo Thus during tho first-quarter period the
currant-volta(ro characteristic of tho diode is traced whilo during
the second quarter a direct voltage S is applied to the X
input and an alternating voltaGo from Iho measurinr- bridzo is fed
to the Y input; a horizontal straight line is thus traced on
the scroon, its position being, dependent Oil El 0 Similarly, a
horizontal straight line who 6c position is dependent on the
direct voltage Z. (soo the figure ) is traced during the fourth-
quarter period. The 'Vito straight lines can be made to intorzact
at any required point of the characteristic by changing E 1 and
E2. Thora aro 5 fizureso
Card 2/3

~;/12o/63/000/001/055/072
Oscillographic method .... E192/F,382
of the oscillograph by the normally closed contacts of the relays
and P The voltage to the X input is applied through a
P, 2
phase-invortor. The supply voltage to the bridga is produced by
a full-wavo rectifier circuit so that the characteristic is traced
on the screen four tisnes per cycle. The winding of I? is
connected to the n'tains through a largo roactanoo and that of P
2
throas.h a rosirtanco so that the current wid the operating instant
of P I are shifted by approximately 900 relative to the supply
voltage if the bridge. Thus during the first-quarter period the
curront-voltaGe characteristic of the diodo is traced while during
the second quarter a direct voltaro E is applied to the X
input and an alternating voltage fro.-a iho meazurin,(; bridge is fed
to the Y input; a horizontal straight line is thus traced on
the screen, its position being dependent on E I . Similarly, a
horizontal straight line whose position is dependent on the
direct voltage E2 (zoo tho figure.) is traced during the fourth-
quarter period. The two straight lines can be made to intersect
at any required point of the characteristic by changing E 1 and
2 There are 5 figures.
2
Card 2/3

SOLOVIYEV, N.V.; TANAYEV, A. F .
of carnallite In indusl.rial fli~dJzrd b'-'"
furrAce3 in a stream of Alu.,-nqce gazes con"alrdrg hydro-
rn inilorlde. 'i"Wet. mot. 37 no.11-70-74 '1 '64. Q-'IRA 1i:4)

W~LINJJO.', [.L.; T.ANAYSV, A.F.; SOLOVIYEV, Yu.V.
Materin'l mnd heat balance of kilmii for the de-datnring of
r,gr,riallit,o In a fluidized bed, 38 -no.IC:53-58
0 165. (MI.RA 181]2)

SOLOVIrzVt YU.Yal
Paleographic study of continent*1 formationa by Russian geologists
In the 19th centm-7. Izv. AN SWR Ser. geol. 29 no.700414 JI 164
(MIRA Ail)
1. Geologichaskiy Institut AN SWR, Moskva.

Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 2,
p 3 (USSR)
ATIT1101n: Tikhomirov, V. V., Solov'yev, Yu. Ya.
TITLE: Geology in the Works of Agricola (Geologlyn v trudakh
1,,grikoly)
PERIODICAL: V sb: Vopr. istorii yestestvozn, I tekhn, Nr 1p Moscow.,
AN SSSR, 1956, pp 146-150.
ARSMACT: Bibliographic entry
Card 1/1

SC)L(jv!y"v , '-,'I).Ya-
Artualism cnd ,roble=s of p&leogeogrephy in Y-F, Rulle's workB.
cch po ist,geol,znan, no.9:166-182 161. (MIRA 14:lC"'
Kial Frantsavicht 1814-1858)
(.Palcogeography~-

SOLOVIYEV, Y%Ya.
Ancient seacoast lines In the Russian geology in the second part
of the 19th century. Izv. AN SOR.'Ssr.geol. 28 no.603-72
Js 163. (MIRA 160)
1. Geologicheskiy institut AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Shorelines)

SOJ60V 1 Yj-hy, Z.A. -, kBRARUV. O.A.
Zffect of solution acidity on cathodic polarization during
the electrodeposition of cobalt and nickel [with Inglish
sunnary in Insert). Zhur.fis.khtm. 30 no-7:1372-1578 Jl 156. (XLRA 9:11)
1. Akademlys, nauk SSW. Institut fizichemkoy khtmit, Kooky&.
(Nickel plating) (Cobalt plating)

BLYUGER, F.G., kand. tekhn. nauk; SOLOVIYFV-KHOLMOGOROV, V.V., insh.
Strength and deformation of spherical Joints of reinforced concrete
columns. Prom. stroi. 42 no.4t25-29 165. fMIRA 18:4)

MATUSCVSKIY, M.;_ SOLCVIYEV-SEDCY, V.
Thus a song was born. Starsh.-serzh. no.2:25 F 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(Songs)

SOUNITEV-YJAVITS, G.B., inzh.; OMHKOVICH, D.L., Inzh.
Construction of screen-shielded chamber. Vost.olektroprnut 11
no.1:59-61 Ja 160. (MIRA 13:5)
(Radio--Interference)

1 1. If .~ ~ kf I
I
I/ru"ftatim at adhoft pasduttm w" fftwttlta-66i;; ?~,
,r'-
i *. jr7~j-,,O-s ,:"-
k;L ~~
_.k
i i.
tf 0~
I f
I
I

tt
n y,, onlen

BOLOVIMAV A.Ae--
Role of the n*rvous
the basio factors in
6 no.1:3-13 160.
(TUMORS)
system in the pathogenesis of tumors *W
tho development of this question Topcoko
iKM 13tlO)
(NERVOUS Sys=)

956. No. 4. W4j--Tb* 6-
ftt*d ph~wphm wtr* Warm Salts at 0=9 MOAIS of
tr.a kW poup. ectivaud with %ka of C4, Pb,
ulf't-nd pt~ 4-1 P becalm of tb* WMAII
tat: 1~,
-1. Y- Into , jIh-,S;Lh,r
u~ "~tf~o 'I Lre
uIt7aviatet
Inimq-diately im C&CI, + CuCJ iind Cef, Pbd. far PbEirl)
it kes & 4 min to trxasf I tz
or= KCI + CuL n a ph-npbar
also decTras"t Er, K~- ICY)* tht fcrmadcia temps- al Cditl, +
MnO,, CdBr, -*- MuCII. CrC,, + TIC-t 6% 9"o, whkb
are M 10', MO-70' and 15C"W', rasp. F has iL VJU Ma"
intensive action. once it tmaglarms CaCI, + TICI at room
Cnq Cf4%'It + McC4 afW fl-KWt tlt&t~
~n,TLU-~ 1:;r diftusp'.'r) of the Acti-Afer IMtO
J,C ItCj,~jLjklf [T-I tbt 9~:J12C* I*YfT
jrtrcAuctwn ut F chzf-.trs the LryAtn.
of '-flain laycm. Thii k CXP!aiaett by taljrtL^" acd=
C1 fnfeme~[Au Unstable Products.
V

4) SOV176-4-2-25140
AUTHORS: Rysk.-n, Ya. I., Zemlyanukhin, Vo 1., SolovOyeva, A. A.
Derbeneva, N* A.
'-'iTLE: Investigation of the State of Water in Anhydrous Solutions of
Urany1nitrate by the Method of Infrared Spectroscopy
(Izucheniye sostoyanlya vody v nevodnykh rastvorakh uranil-
nitrata metodom infrakrasnoy spektroskopii)
D'-'HIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganichaskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 2,
pp 393-396 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The paper under discussion describes the investigation of
the state of water in anhydrous solutions of uranylnitrate by
infrared spectroscopy. The following frequencies of the water
spectrum were used in the determinations: frequency of the
deformation vibration -,J
1645 cm ' (A 6.1
a),
,
2
(V + 9 ) - 6882 cm- I (A I - 45 ) and (9 )) ) - 5110
1 3 74 2 3
(A frequency of the symmetrical valence
vibration of the water molecule; V 3*** frequency of the asym-
Card 1/2 metrical valence vibration of the water molecule.,

SOV/76-4 ~2 -,~ 5;~"40
nve?tig at ion of the State of Water in Anhydrous Solutions of Uranylnitrata.
by the Method of Infrared Spectroscopy
The spectra were recorded on the infrared spectrometer D-209 by
quartz and NaCl--prisms. The solutions to be examined were
produced by the dilution of hexa, tri, and dihydrates of
uranylnitrate in suitable solvents, as ether, acetone, and
methylethylketone. The infrared absorption spectra of the
hexa, tri, and dihydrates of uranylnitrate in ether were re-
corded in the zone 1.3-2*2,4.The results show that two molecules
of water are complexly bound in urany1nitrate and are acn.-
siderably deformed. The deformation degree depends on thp
nature of the solvent. The remaining water molecules of uranyl-
nitrate in organic solvents are bound less complexly to urany'l-
nitrate and show a comparatively slight degree of deformation.
The spectra of urany1nitrate in acetone and methylethylketone
show analogou'a phenomena. There are 4 figures and 5 references,
2 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: December 12, 1957
Card 212

SOV/78-4-,0-16/40
AUTHORS: Rysk1n, Ya. I., Shvedov, V. P., Solov'yevaq A* As
TITLE: Infrared Absorption Spectra of Solutions of Uranyl Nitrate 1n
Ethers and Ketones
iERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1959P Vol 4# Nr 10,
PP 2268-2275 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this paper the IR-spectrum region of the inner vibrations
of the NO 3- ion in nonaqueous solutions of hydrated uranyl
nitrates is discussed. The analysis of the absorption bands of
the crystal water in such solutions was dealt with in ref-
erence 10. The absorption spectra were taken by means of the
D-209 spectrometer of the firm Hilger under assistance of
N. Do Delektorskaya. The spectra of the concentrated solutions
of UO 2 (NO3)2 nH20 (n - 2,3,6) in diethyl etherp acetone and
methjyl-eth~l ketone are presented in figures 1-41 the frequen-
cies of the absorption maxima in table 1., In the discussion of
the results the authors point out the contradictory data in
publications (Refs 1!, 13-16, among them A. N. Sevchenko and
Cq-rd 112 B. 1. Stepanov, Refs 14,15). Thtj maxima lying between

BOV/70-4-10-16/40
T~._Ilrazed Absorption Spectra of Solutions of Uranyl Nitrate in Ethers and
1000 and 1515 cm -1 are interpreted as vibrations of the anion
and this assumption is confirmed by comparison with the spec-
trum of thO',thorium nitrate (Table 3)- From this the following
charazteristic features o* the structure of nonaqueous adWas
of uranyl nitrate are derivedl Irrespective of the content of
water of hydration the ions U02* and NO- are in direct contact
2 5
with one another whereat the anion is noticeably deformed. The
stability of the bonding of NO- to the cation was also found
in other nitrates, e.g. by Ye.3F. Gross and V. A., Kolesova
(Ref 20) in calcium nitrate& In the inner coordination sphere
of the UO 2+ ion two water molecules are retained irrespective
of the degree of hydration. The central uranium atom is com-
bined with two molecules of the solvent by way of the oxygen
atoms, The authors express their gratitude to Yu. S. Samoylova
for assisting in the experiments and to V. 1. Zemlyanukhin and
N. A. Derbeneva for advice and production of the preparations.
There are 6 figures, 3 tables, and 21 references, 4 of which
are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: June 27, 1958
Card 2/2

KAS,SILI, G. I,,., G. ~1., XLCVYL7A1 A. T).) "-"I. :,.
"Ruictional State of the Suprarenal Cortex In Ltisions of the Dieaeephall~., Area."
Tiv.-3ez; of the Proceedings of the Annual Scientific Sesslow- 23-26 March 1959
(All-Union IrwtituL(: fill' E4perimental Endocrinulogy)
Fro;r, tht: Laboratory of Clinical HeurophysloloM( of the Acadcwj of Sciences USSR
at the Clinic rif Neryout; Diseases (11vati--Professor N. 1. Grushcherikov, active member
of the Aemlemy of Mc-dical Sciences TY.)SR) of the First Miscow Order of Lening, Medical
Institute.

ilWli"(l VY 1. 1. ; `Alii, L. P. (Moskva)
0 klinl-.kieskikh i f. lek ?.roe -it sef alopm~ f iclic. -tkikh proyavl,~-nlyakh
varok5izmpllnykh naru3hf-niy bodr9tvovaniyh vrl poraLhenli pipotslamm~-z-
nt,3ofalln(%y oblasti u chelcivrka
ri-port ml-mittond for the 1-Irst Moscow Confo~rence on Retli,~ilar Formation,
I-tarch 196-11

VM,, A.V.; -40LOVjYM-,LD,
Pathogenesis of Busabkols aelerodezma. Vest.derm.i "w. 34
no.1081#8-52 160. (*DtA 13 tl:L)
1. Iz kliniki nervMkh bolezney (zave - daystvitelOW ablen AMN
SWR N.I* Grasbchemkov) I Mbskovskogo ordens, lenins, meditsinskogo
instituts.,
(30=mu)

VAYSFEL'Dt I.L.; SOLOVIYEVAv A,D.
Z~!
Influence of the adrenaline load on histamine metabolism under
normal conditions and in diencephalic pathology. Biule okap,
i biol. mod. 50 no. 8;62-67 Ag 160. (Mnu 13 tio)
1. Iz gruppy chlena-korrespondenta AN SSSR X.I. GraobehankoTa
pri,otdolonii biologicheakikh nauk AN SSBR va baze klinild
nervnykh bolezney I Mookovskogo meditsinskogo instituta,
Rukovoditell raboty - prof. G.N. Kasoill. Predstuvlena
deystv. chlenom AMR SSSR S.U. Severivva, .
(ADRENALINE) (HISTAMINE) (LRAIN-DISEASES)

KASSILIO GA.,- SOLOVIYEVAt A.D.
Adrenaline test under norml conditions and in certain forms of
diencephalic patholoa. Zhur.nevr.i psikh. 61 no.21256-264 161.
(MIRA 14:6)
1. Laboratorlya Ineyro-gmorallnoy rogulyntaii Instituta Tyfishey
nervnoy doyatol nostl AN SSSR na baze klWki nervnykh bolezney
(zav, - prof. N.I.Grashchenkov) I Moskovskogo ordena. Lenina
meditsinskogo instituta.
(ADREIIALRIE) (DIENCEPHALON--DISEASES)

12'
nf3vr.
j0
(Zav,duyushrhly

KASSILI, G.N.; GEXHT, B.M.; SOLOVIYEVA, A.D.; UGOLLVA, S.V.
Insulin test in the clinical aspects of diencephalic pathology.
Zhur. nevr. i psikh. 64 no.9:1327-13113 164. (MIRA 17t12)
1. Laboratoriya neyro-gumorallnoy regulyatsil AN SSSR i
laboratoriya klinicheskoy neyrofiziologii (zaveduyushchly - prof.
N.I. Grashchenkov) AMN SSSR, Moskva.

GRA.MICHEDKOV P Ii. i . ;i ? b.14. ; .'- - -I ~ I . " , - . " .
Diagnosis of hypothalamus lesions. Zhur. nevr. 1. p3ikh. 63 no.8:
1121-1126 163. (MIMA 17:10)
1. Laboratoriya klinicheskoy neyrofiziologii AMN SSSR i laboratoriya
neyro-gumorallnoy regulyatsli (zav. - prof. 11.1. Grashchenkov) AN
SSSII, mo3kva.

LRENIF~ffimm-mm-
BOWWWV~ A.P.; SOLOVYLVA, A.Y.
Occupational diseases in natural silk production. Mad. shur. Vzb.
no.12:46-48 D 161. (HIr-A 1512)
(TUTILE WjMLI&~ISEASES A&) ROME.)
(SnA AMUFACTWX-HIGIENIC ASPECTS)

DOCHAROY, A.P.1 SOlDVT3VAp,_A!?s-(?prgana)
.11---'.-.-'- ...... . .....
BDmb7z mori toxins vA their effect on the human body* Gig*
truda i prof,2ab, no,11:47-49 161. (KM 14111)
1. Oblestnoy koshno-venerologichaskiy dispanser, 2-ya poMli-
nika 2-y gorodskoy bollnitsy.
(snzwomis-TonOOLOGI)

KUDhYAVTaEVA., F.A.; iHAUSHOVA, Z-11-; GOLUBEVAJI D.A.; YABDDKOVA~ Z.I.;
I P.A.; SOLOVIXEVA, A.G.
MROZOVJ
Using direct white dyes for the finishing of underewear cotton
fabrics. Tekst.prom. 21 no.9:57 S 161. (,'iIhA 14:10)
(Cott-on finishing)

SOIA)VITVA -.Aww-Grigor~yevns,; UZERSOV, VA., oty. red.; SUIZOV, V.S., red.;
MAZXV. To. lo,.- takha. red.
[Fundamental@ of telephony and telephone central off Ices using
manual systems] Oanoyr telefouil I tolefonnyo stantaii ruchnogo
obalushiventia. Moskva, Goa. Izd-vo lit-ry po voprosan eviast
I radio. 1958. 341 p. (WRA 11:12)
(Telephone)

KUTEYNIKOV, Markel Ivanovicb; SOLOVITP,,A,,AIoknndm.,Griggriyeymj
FESTRYAKOV, A.I.,, red.; MV16H, MoMep tekhn, red,
(Catalog of spars parts for hay-making machinery] Katalog
zapawVkh chastei k senouborochrqm, mashinam, Moskva Goo.
(MIRA 15,
izd-vo, sallkhoz. lit-rY, 1959. 240 P6 13)
(Agricultural machinery-Equipment and oupplies)

SOWYIYZVA, A.G., kand. takhn. nauk
Experimental investigation of plans widening of a flow in the
presence of vhirlpo*l zones. Izv. M1G 46:33-52 151.
(MIRA 120)
(Hydrodynamics)

SOLOVIYEVA, A.G.0 starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik, kand,*%,ekhn.nauk
Hydrodynamic load on the buttress during partial destruction of a
dame Izv*VNIIG 63:223-230 160* (ICPA 1/,:5)
(Dam)

rRASH NNIZOV, Ippolit Mikhaylovich; IAVBMIYZVA, Ts.V., rodaktor; RIVIM,
I.N., tokhnichookiy rod&ktor; SUXACHEY. V.S., akadoulk, redaktor;
SOWVITIVA. A.I.
--l- --
[Geographical studies] Geografichaskie raboty. Kooky&, Oos. isd-vo
Geografichaskot lit-ry, 611 p. (K12A 8s1)
1, Chlen-korr*spondent APS PSISR (for Soloylyeva).
(Geography)

SOLOVIUVA, A.I.
-. ~
Rapid method of complete patho-morphological axamimt1on of semiliquid
and liquid tissue preparations. Arkh. pat.. Kooky& 14 no.6:87-88 Nov-
Doc 1952. (GLKL 23:4)
1. Of the Pathologloo-Anatonio Division of the Institute of Climatothsrapy
of Tuberculosis (Director -- Candidate Medical Sciences Y. D. Petrov),
Talta.

L 19g8o-65 EWT(m)/EPF(n)-2/EWP(t)/EWP(b) ulu-h TJP(c)AWL JD/JD
ACCESSION NR: Ap4o44652 S/0048/64/028/006/1346/1353
AU`THOR:-_Shu_1.1manqA.R.j 4kr 8o110V'yqV&,_A._1,-, Katadze,_D. L,
TITLE: Evaporation of barium oxide from lymetaq-9nd molybdenual"'Jubst rates (Report,
11th Conference on Cathode Electronics held in KI-ev, -Nov. 19
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izv. Seriya fizicheskayat've 28# no* 8. 19649 134&1353
TOPIC TAGS* oxide cathode, barium inorganic compound, cathode coating
ABSTRACT., In view of the fact that the service life of pwny thersionic cathodes is
largely determined by the rate of evaporation of ths,'ictlve coating, in the present,
paper 14horo was investigated the evaporation of the conventional coatirwrt barium ,
oxide - from tunCsten and rAolybdenum substrates. An earlier study (Yu.G.Ptushinskly,
and D.A.Chuykov, Hadlotakhnika I alektronika 7,687,1962) Indicated that the vapori-
zation process may be a two-stage one. The procedure employed was similar to that
used by other investigators: the barium oxide was coated on a tungsten (molybdenum)
ribbon which was heated and Its thormionic emission (work function) measured; paral-
lel to the specimen ribbon and at a distance of 2-2.5 am from it there was a ",col-
lector" ribbon onto which some of the evaporated material settled. The emission
from thin was also measured. The possibility of chemical reaction of the barium ox-1
ide with the subatrato is discussed. The heating temperatures ranged from about DDO;-
1/2

L 19580-65
ACCESSION NR: AP4044632
to 2000*x. The results are presented In the form of curves giving the temperatu"
and heating time dependenoes of the emisx1on current, the rate of vaporization and
the heat of evaporation. It was found that determination of the parameters charac-
terizing the evaporation of barium oxide films adsorbed on W and Ito Is more compli-i
cated than analogous measurements for -alkali and alkaline earth coatings. The dif- i
ficulty stems In pnrt from the fact (demonstrated in the present experiments) that ;
on;
the deactivation curve for an oxide coating does not agree with the true dosorpti
curve. The heat of evaporation appears to depend on the temperature and on the do-
groe of coating. Consequently, the rate of vaporization and the effective service
life of the coating should also depend ca both these factors. Orig.art.hast 2 for-
mulas and 2 figures.
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SUBMITTED: 00 ZNCL- 00
BUD CODE: Ect 99 MR REP OOV: 007 OnIER.. 001
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BUITHIK i N,I.:11. ; ~jLLYJ I Y EVA, A. 1.
Sax chromatin in the nuclel of cells of prliwary tr%yi.,~;AIrAlze , -
cultures from human embryonal tissues. VoF. virus. 9 ti .1,
Mr-Ap 164.
I - , . -..'
1. Inatitut viruvologli iment I7anovskogc 1.%!N SSSR, Xo5kva.

S~;LOVK:4) .,,. 1.
"Data on the Study of Cotton lelilt," in Cotton Disease2, .11-1 Union
Scientific-'Research Cotton Institute, Tashkent, 1939, pp. 6P,81.
464.042 T18
So: 15 Dec. 1953

Lation to i .,3
or, of llaf-,il 1 rotcc o f :.11 1, ~"rtl(;. 0,1 ACr~--.
Scion-ific- tesenrcit or CoElon 7r-oTucTion on t, e
vJ two--ne ani Pu7isd.,.- of
U;-;.O:-, cicn~,ific-ilbzcarch Institi-ite of ".o'.Ion kroduAlon, TasIldentj 191.1,
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1" Ilk-C 1'7,5,3

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of
L;(.); jlit% Ji-". ;'Wc c

Z, P Lr J
S4, I-) A POLVARKOVA (Mine L V.). HuT limmmum.
' .1 'Tmhkrnt Agwirultual Pub6hinst, I)olsartnwnt, tinbehim"a
0 lion IT
#'%I lvlv-- 12 ROM` NMP6' 1910' 'R"VMI
In 1111.6 P111.1v vrl will itvii,P-1414.
Vol 11ir 0411111-tro Iftoll the wilo-T-1 aismi ilm-11 ing m"Arr"" 41( Ills
jl~ow g_ffjl~ ow(w,um Its lbolm,thin enq, or the U.SA.H., the Ww" in tbo
vArtqltr% lisping am hilth as 441 its 44) lorr c*nt, Ritantina6moskims;W141
thAt I' 4,SAIPW itthA1111A the okoil, Irving oil (Witanic "latter. Troloperatur" 0( - i",
mi.l mo 4' ls,l it..t invictivitto the (ungim while gnsvith anst grf"llhotit'" of this
arte olwprvool at tensperstior" moigiosit (men 7' its 32" 4119) MrVent.
allacke V tiOTerviii planb* tro Cetilral Uss. rervAlm wrt" foontmi ho Ise insimAno, Tim
.~f J)W hy Or"10 OIIW4*r"l 141 Ile nfVljjpl1lC.
-hirmor P.M.1 4 ikbtnrrql that luce"W i4 an extremely puwet&l
wilt mhorim., ffio4w~ Vailton jmswn in &W pres-koutly plantool witb lummo
A.,vs .1 ..rslv o;.:!, ariol 3 Fvr cent. infecticon, where" t6 cont" sh(moll 57-3.
.',41016. als-1 43-S jw-r ivrit , reallectively. In 1917 the variety .3AM!) shomoml 27-5 per
~ rill. stift-4,tum dl~r tho $I- of fertshwomi ownipaml with Im lwr mrst. fist tho n*.
t r,& I hing h*1 F- timorkni v4mt mi r"Wans varwite". thm rrmililarst Isill" RIVIWO41
mlill.- 'If uilt after it* mollification. The variolit
-P Vakkonss, (UNA, $797,
I P.1 14. aml 1~11;8 mr~ rr4i-loint.

'IThu ',~'ithering of Cotton." Jr IJJ'ol 3cl, Ins, of Botany
imoni V. L 4onrnrov, Acad :5ci fSSR) Tashkent, 1954. (KL, '10 79
F,3b 55)
.;V: Sm. ~,*o, 631j 26 Aug 55-Survjy of Scientific and Technical
,)IssertaUons Dofended at USSR ~;a~.catlnral Irstitu-
Llo-s (14-1,6

.alin PrizCS (or ~La CcLmcjj of WAistera TrZR) in the fields '~f
OcIenco ("rid -Lnven~,Ious =oLincez thAt- th,3- follmviz~i beicntific vorks,, popular scien-
tific boe'-s, n:~d tx~~,tbooko have been mab-mitted for =--,ititiom flo r Staiii rrizca for
the years 1952 crA 1953- (SovetrWa Kulturn, lbuvmr., No. 22-40j, 20 Feb - 3 Apr. 19~4)
Vazw Title of Work F=inated bZ
A. As7rlr..It~i-e *U7,be'-
tt 5 "R
SO: VI-30604, 7 july 1954

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fodder 'Ira3sua and _7111t)lu
Roota.
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 6, 1959, No. 24931
Author tSolovIyeval A. I.; Deminap A. A.
-K
Inst I I 'et- fv-c~a-
Titlo :Troatmont of tho Perennial Lupine Seedlings
with Mineral Fertilizers
Orig Pub :Byul. nauchn.-tekhn. inform. Vses. n.-I.
in-t udrobr. I agropochvoved., 1956, No 2j
12-14
Abstract iTreatment of the perennial lupine with Fs
and Kkh at the rate of 40 kg/ha by tho active
agent on sandy and sand-loamy podzol nolls
secured an addition to the green-mass
harvest of 4.8 t/ha in the 1st year and 3.7
t/ha in tho 2nd year; addition to tho soed
Card 1/2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Bloloolyat No 6, 1959, No, 24931
har%,est was 2.2 c/ha in the lat year and 0,6
c/ha In the 2nd year. Subsequently, addition
to the winter rye harvest attained 3.6 a/ha,
Tests were conducted by the SudoGorod
Fxporia,cntal Field In Vladimirskaya Oblast'.
S. A. Nikitin
Card 212
96
USSR / Plant Disease:;--Cultivated Plants
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologiya, Uo 161 1956, 73326