SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT UKHROVA, E.S. - UKLONSKIY, A.S.

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- IGLITM)- M. L ; VORONKOVA, G. L ; - VORONKOV, V. V. ; GLARIOSOVA, R. L ; SOIHrfEVA, E. V. ;
SUSHKOV) V. P.; UKHROVA; E. S.
"The investigation of the recombination processes in sin6le crystals of
Si) Ge. "
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State Sci Res Inst of Rare Metals, Moscow.

1. n'IITO~ISKAYA, F. I.
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Soil Disinfection
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9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Librar7 of Congress, March 1953- Unclassified.

UKILTOMSKAYA, F.I.
Role of ferments in self-purification of soil. Gig. ganit., Koskva
no.ll.,46-49 Nov 1952. (CIML 23:4)
1. Of Leningrad Scientific-Research Sanitary-Hygienic Institutt.

UKHTON. Aleneyevi-,ld (18-15- 1942), akademik,* TMEKHOV, P.G,.-,
pro ~~ otv,, rcd~; FROUIOROVA, N.Ir,
prof.;
red.; AYJ%=-'Yt!.T5, 74.5h.,, prdf.. red, t/)ma, TITKWO B.T,~
prof,,, red. toma; VASILIYM', L,,L,, prof... ZIMM, Ya.K., prof.,
rer,Wll RAKAROV, P.O., prof- red,-, RUDLSIEVSKIY, S.Ye., dots.,
red.; KARPMA, L.A., red,-! VODOLAGDIA S,D,- tekhn.red.
(Collected works]Sobranie sochinenii, Leningradq Izd-vo Le-
ningr. univ. Vol.6.[Public scientific speeches, scientific
and review articles and materials on the history or Soviet
and world phjsiology]Obshcbost-.renno-nauchrwe vystuploniia,
nauchnye i obzorrqe stat'i i materialy k intorii otechestven-
noi i mirovoi fiziologii, 1962, 210 p. (MIRA 15:9)
(Ukhtomskli, Aleksey Alekseevich, 1875-1942) (Physiology)

MUROMOVA, N.S.J. inzh.;,.UKIITOMTSEV, S.K.
Photoelectric method for determining the slippage cf an asynchronous
motor. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 7 no.9:86-87 S 164.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut myasnoy i molochnoy
promyshlennosti. Predstavlena kafedroy elektrotekhniki.

I j"W Oli " , " & , V, j 'i ~ - - '. , -t,+ , ~ : , , " -- - - ---- - - - I -
UKHVAHOV, Pavel Ivenovich; KIRPICHENKO, M.M., red.; CHOTIYEV, S., tekhn.red.
[The land and water reform in Kirghizia during 1921 and 19221
7,emelino-vodnais reforms v Kirgizii v 1921-1922 go"kh. Frunze,
Kirgizekoe gos. izd-vo, 1957. 49 . (MIRA 11:2)
(Kirghisistart-i-land tenurZ

y pomishchnik mekhfLnika
IIKHVATKIN, S. otarshly shtuman) pervr
the pennant.,-Rech. transp. 20 no.12,:18 1) 161.
Accepting r- -..,7
I'PM
1 14:12)
1. Toplokhod "Lazurit".
(Merchant ships--Passenger traffic)

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AUTHORS: Arbuzov, B.A.,_, Ukhvatova, E.N. BOV162-58-11-22126
TITLEs On the Reaction of Trialkyl Phosphites With Nitrosyl Chloride
and Nitroxyl Chloride (0 reaktsii trialk-Llfosfitov a khloristym
nitrozilom i khloristym nitrilom)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khimicheskikh nauk,1958,
Nr 11, pp 1395 - 1396 (USSR)
ABSTRAM In this brief paper the authors report on the ascertainment that
in an interaction between trialkyl phosphites and nitrosyl chloride
and nitroxyl chloride mainly an oxidation of trialkyl phosphites
into corresponding phosphates takes place. In the case of the re-
action of triethyl phosphite with nitroxyl chloride apart from
triethyl phosphate also a smaller quantity cf a fraction was pre-
cipitated which corresponds to the tetraethyl pyrophosphate both
according to the constants and the analysis. In the case of nitro-
syl chloride a similar.fraction was precipitated, which contained
smaller quantities of phosphorus, though. In the case of higher
homologs of phosphites the authors did not succeed in precipitating
pyrophosphatea, since the distillation of ."'ligh-boiling reaction
products leads to their decomposition. There are 4 references,l of
Card 1/2 which is Soviet.

On the Reaotion of Trialkyl Phosphites With Nitroayl SOV/62-58-11-22/26
Chloride and Nitroxyl Chloride I---
ASSOCIATION: Neuchno-issledovatellskiy khimicheskiy institut im. A.M.Butlerova
I Kazenskogo gosudarstvannogo universiteta im.V.I.Ullyanova-Lenina
(Soientific Reaearoh Institute of Chemistry imeni A.M.Butlerov at
Kazan' State University imeni V.I. Ullyanov-Lanin)
SUBMITTEDs April 269 1958
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AU,THORS: Arbuzov, B. A., Ukhvatova, E. N:__ SOV/79-29-2-30/71
TITLE: Synthesis..-.of the-Esters-of Some.Phosphinic Acids and Phosphoric
Acid (Sintez efirov nekotorykh fosfinovykh i fosfornoy kislot)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal.obshchey khimii,.1959, Vol 29, Nr 2, PP 503-507 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: According to an American patent (Ref 1) dioxolanes are readily
cleft by the action of acyl chlorides into the acyl derivatives
of oxyhalogen ethers

CH2 + CH3COC1 CH3COO---CH2CH2--O-CH2Cl.
2-0-1*'
It was not confirmed that also other halogen anhydrides break
the dioxolane ring (as shown e.g. in scheme 2). The uncomplicat-.
ed synthesis of P-acetoxyethyl chloro-methyl ether induced the
authors to use this ether also for the synthesis of phosphi-
nates. It results from the experiment that the complete esters
of phosphorus acid readily react with P-acetoxyethyl chloro-
methyl ether (Scheme 3). The constants of the esters obtained
are listed in the table. Many thiophosphoric esters proved to
Card 1/3 be insecticides, yet the authors did not succeed in obtaining

Synthesis of the Eaters of Some Phosphinic Acids and SOV/79-29-2-30/71
Phosphoric Ac-.*Li
esters of thiophosphoric acid with a P-acetoxy ethoxy-methyl
radical in pure state. The esters of phosp'.'Ioric and thio-
phosphoric acid with heterocyclic radicals as insecticides are
of great interest (Hof 2). Therefore, the authors synthesized
phosphates with thiazole and thiodiazole radicals. On the action
of chloric anhydride of diethyl phosphoric acid o* the sodium
salt of 4-methyl-2-oxy thiazole the authors obtained a mixed
ester of phosphoric acid in good yield (Scheme 4). By the re-
action of the chloric anhydride of diethyl phosphoric acid
with 4-methyl-2-amino thiazole the corresponding substituted
amide was obtained (Scheme 5). The accessibility of 2,5-di-
mercapto thio-3,4-diazole (Ref 4) induced -the authors to cause
it to react with the chloric anhydride of diethyl phosphoric
acid according to scheme 6. According to the results of analy-
sis this formation is probable. There are I table and 5 refer-
ences, 3 of which are Soviet.
Card 2/3

Synthesis of the Eaters of Some Phosphinic Acids and SOV/79-29-2-30/71
Phosphoric Acid
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatel,lskiy khimicheskiy institut pri Kazanskom
gosudarstvennom universitet (Scientific Chemical Research
Institute of Kazan/State University)
SUBMITTED: January 6p 1958
Card 3/3

BEZBORODOV9 A.M.; GREKOVA, V.K.; SEMKINA, L.Ye.;_!jKWATOVA, N.M.
Biochemical chracteristics of variants of Bacherichia coli obtained
thropph the Action of a complete antigen from BacilluB breslau.
Eksp'& i klin. iasl. po antibiot. lt79-85 '58. (MIPA 15:5)
(F,$GHERIGRIA COLI) (SAIJ40NELIS)
(ANTIGBITS AND ANTIBODIES)

BEZBORODOV, A.M.; GREKOVA, V.K.; SENKINA, L.Ye.; _UK!1VATGVJ~,-H.M
Biochemical nature of the,phenomenon of alkali formation; preliminary
report. Eksp. i klin. ism'l o antibiot. 1:9348 158. (MIRA .15:5)
(ESCUMCHIA coLi (ALKALIES)

BLOTSKIY, S.N., inzh.; OSINTSEV, V.V., inzb.; DEMCHENW, Y.N., inzb.;
Prinimali uchastiye: VOLODIN, M.V.; KOGAN, I.M.; ZAKHAHOV, N.V.;
BLOTSKIY, ILN.; UKKONR4, V.A.
Increase in the efficiency of the Brc.wn-Bowery steam turbine. Prom.
energ. 17 no.3:28-29 Mr 162. (MIRA 15-2)
(Steam turbines)

Tjl=ov) too gurovoy master
More about the URB-2A. Neftianik 6 no.10:20 0 161.
(MMA 14:10)
1. Stalingradskaya ekspeditsiya Vaesoyuznogo nauchno-isoledo-
vatellskogo institut geofizieheskikh metodov razvedki.
(Boring mac-hinery)

UIMANSKI, A.
M. Sharbimki's Konstr"ekela odlewou (Construction of casti gs ; a book
review. p. 196.
EXCHAMI. (Stowarzyszenie Inzynierow i Techinikow Mechanikow Polskich)
Warszawa, Poland. Vol- 32, no. 4, April 1959.
Monthly List of European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, no. 8
August 1959.
Uncl.

UKIANSKIP Al,
Economic utilizatior- of older power statiop t&bine-s.
Ciepl man przoplyw no. 45: 551-52 '63-'
4,

UKLIBA. A.N., insh.; MARTSINOVSKIT, B.I.
Now method of fastening and connecting ammeters and voltmeters
to distribution boards* Xnergetik 8 no.2sl4-16 7 060.
(mm, 13:6)
(Ilactrio meters)
I

F_T rl
(1-1
4-1
Ip
nj~
C Ist
16 x .21.0
12
A
9 4 -qm

UXLL-BA, D. 3.
"The Mad Volcano lVtoraya Akhtalal (The Second Akhtala)"
Soobahch..An Cruz SSR, 15, No 1, 1954
The =d volcano is located on the Gare-Kakheta Plateau on the northern periph6ry
of theiWnclirtal range of Eastern Kvaberi. In relief It stands out in t,',.e form
of a hill on the flat surface of which are distributed uj, to 11 active "grifons"
and just as many extinct ones. From -the H-grifonu" and just as many distinct
Dthe "crifons" mud along with gases Is being continuously emitted;
ones. k(*
filEly deposits of petroleum are evident on the surface of the mud. The physical
and chemical composition of the mud and its medicinal properites are similar to
the properites of the mud of Gurdqbsmn Akhtala. (BZbGeol, No 6, 1954)
60; ftm 492, 1Z May 55

DZHAVAKHISHVILI, Aleksandr Nikolayevich, professor, akademik; SHAWISH-
VILI, lass Nestorovich, dotoent [deceased]; D. radaktor
[~byslcal geography of the Georgian S.S.R.; a textbook for class 7)
Fizichaskaia geograftia Gruziuskoi SSR; uchebnik dlia VII klassa.
Izd. 6-ce, perer, Tbilisi, Gosizdat Gruzinskoi SSR, 1956. 131 P.
(MLRA 9:9)
1. Akademija nauk Gruzinakoy SSR (for Dzhavakhishvili)
(Georgia-Pbraical geography)

UK
Physicogeographical, (landscape) regions of Lowor Kartlia according
to Vakhushti. Soob. AN Gruz*SSR 20 no.5:551-556 yf 158.
(MIRA 11:10)
1. All GruzSSR, Inatitut geografti im. Vakbushti, Tbilisi. Pred-
stavlano akaftenikom A.H.Dshavakbiobvili.
(Kartlia--Physical geograpby)
(Bagrationi, Vakhushti, 1696kcal.)-1772

UKLEBAp D.B.
Natural conditions and remources of upper Tzeretiya.
Trudy Inst. geog. AN Gruz. SSR 11t/+3-77 159. (MIRA 16:11)

UKUBA, D,Bo
Resorts and vatering places of upper Imerstiya Trudy Inst.
geog. AN Gruzo SSR 13.s233-239 159. ZMM l6til)

ASTAXHOV, N-Te.; VLADIMIRDV, L.A.; DONDUA, G.D.; KGRDZAJIHIA, M.O.;.
XAMJASHVILI, L~I.; NNWISHVILI, S-N.;- SOKHAD23, Te.V.; UNWA, D.B.,
CHOGAZENIU, G. Z-
Pbysicogeographical study of the Lechkhumi-Saabinskiy mountain
depression. Trudy Inst. geog. AN Gruz, SSR UI%5,7-220 '59*
(XML 13:10)
(Georea-Pbysical geography)

tUKLERA, D.B.
Types of land forms of the Okhachkus maeolte Soob, AN Gruz,
SSIL25 no. 3:289-296 S 160. (MM 14:1)
1. Akademiya nauk Gruzinskoy SSR# Institut geografii im.
Vakhushti, Thilisi. Predstavleno akademikom N.N. Ketskhovelie
(Okhachkus bi,)untain region--Physical geography)

uxuBA. D.B.
Physicogeographical regionalization of Abkhazia. Trudy Inst.
geog. AN Grus. SSR 14:167-183 161. (WRA :L8:5)

UKMB&, D.B.
Physicogeographical regionalization of inner Ke )tiae Trudy
Inst. geog. AN Gruz. SSR 17:61-77 162. (MM 16:7)
(Kakhetia-!~tipical Geography)

UKLEBA, D.B.
Physicogeographical regionalization of South Ossetian
Autonomous Province. Trudy Inst. geog. AN Gruz. SSSR 18:
130-133 164. (MIRA 17:6)

UKUBAI,,
Physioogebgraphir-al:regionalization,.of:Gare,-Kakhe*ti. Trudy.
Inol,i geog. #N.Gruz~ SSR,-?Q:139-160-* 164.:
(14IRA ~ IS: 5)

,)T`PnT,k ',MI?,A See 0 Vol 13/10 Sur.,ery Oct.
5762. PROPHYLAXIS AND COMBAT 010 HAZARDS AND COMPI-ICATIONS IN
OPERATIONS OF '1117, THYROID GLAND (Ruiisian text) - Ukleha M. S.
PROBL. ENDOKR. 1958, 4/3 (103 -106) r-
The dangers, sequelae and causes of death following operations on the thyroid gland
during a 15-year period are discussed. There were 1007 cases in total. 982 of
which were accompanied by hype rthyroldis m. The over-all mortalay was 1.3% (in
lerthyroidism 2.316 and struma simplex 0.2%). Zakryd - Lublin(M.3)

UKELEBA, M.S.,zasluzheriy7 vrach GruzSSR
"#;;v,ention and control of hazards and complientions in thyroid glqnd
surgeryo Probl.andok., i gorm. 4 no-3:103-lo6 My.-Je '58 (MM 11:8)
19 Is gospitallnoy khirurgicheekoy kliniki (zav. - skademik AM
GruzSSR, zaelyzhennyy deyatell nauki prof. X.D. Eristavi), Tbilieskogo
gosudarstvennogo meditainskogo inatituta. Po materialam Protivozobnogo
dispAncerR (glavnyy vrneb - zaaluzhennyy vrach Gm%SSR dotsent. I.A.
Aslaninhvili) Ministerstva 2dravookhraneniya GmzSSR.
(TMOID GLAND, srxrgery,
compi. prev. Mao))

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UMBA, N. L.
Studies on the Khanis-TSkhali estuary. Trudy Geog. ob-va Gruz.
SSR no.3:165-168 '58. (MA 12:9)
(Khanis-TSkhali)

VELEBA. N. L.
The runoff coefficient of the Ivirila River basin. Tru4W Geog.
ob-va, Gruz.SSR 4:153-159 159. (MIRK 13:1)
(XvIrila Rivar--Runoff)

- M T-
-- ---- am
River rmff in the Adzharie-talmli Basin. Trudy Geo ob-va Graz.
SSR 5:2115 159. (Adsharia-ToWl River--Runoff) &IRA 13:11)

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09
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there is lithological identitX of the rncks. T~e methoe is less tedious and
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SOURCE: Ref. sh. Geofiz., Abs. 4G46
AIrMR-;
it alectrIcal
TITIZ,-.: UPOVI-M44tal determina-iiah of rodk strength from a
CITM SOURM.' Tr. In-ta geofiz."AN GruzSSR, v. 2t, 1963, 133-140
torm TAGS 'i rock streugh, lithold y, rack cond6ctivity
TRANSIATION! An attempt has been made to detemi.ne the relative strength of
rocks by means of parg-n-tric mea3urements n-F the--r specific electrical resi8tznce.
The results of the experimental paramacr.'c raeasu-emenzs cI resistance3 in the
Tkibuli-Shaorskoy deposit are in good agreement -eith the strengths ~f these same
rocks according to the rratodlyakav classificatim. Detitrmination of rack
strengtb from its specific restatance gives roltable tes,*Its for a particular
deposit when making measuremeents directly at the face. No resiulte of parametric
measurew2nts in ~ae deposit cannot be applied tc ariother region, even when
-W -~i' L,~r~

InstLtute, Ac!.demy of Sciences Georgian SSR)
SUB CODE: ES MiCL: 00
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UJUMAO O.B.
Determining the hardness of rocks from their specirie
electric resistance. Trudy Inst. geofiz. AN Grljz. M
212133-140 163. (MIRA 18:12)

UKLEIN, A.I.
Growing soybean under irrigation. Zemledelie 23 no.12:44-48 D
161. (MIRA 15:1)
(Soybean--Irrigation)

UEWA, Alakesara .1
Stuclies on toxicity of meta-aminophenols. Acta Polonias pharm.
11 no.3:177-182 1954.
1. Z Zakladu Farmakologii Instytutu Lekow v Warezawie. Kisrownik:
dr mod. Jan Tenulat.
(PHENOLS. toxicity,
meta-aminophanole)

(A< IL Fl 4 A.
~O
PINCHDCKlo T.; UKWA, A-f
Iffect of bypnotica on excretion of 17-katooteroidis. Acta pbysiole
polon. 5 no.4:652-653 1954.
1. Z 7a)dAdu Farmkologii Instytutu laiov v Warexalvies Kierownik:
dr J.Temlet.
(S m OIDS, In urine,
17Amto, off. of bypnottes)
(I2
17-katooterolds, off. of b7pnotles)
(NMOTICS AND SMTMS, effects.
on urinary 17-ketasteroide)

UnSJA s, A. ;
UnEJA, A. PISCHOCKI, T.
"Researches in Determining the Action of Digitalis on Pigeons." p. 35,7.
(Acta Physiologica Polonica. Vol. 4. no. 4 1953 Warszawa.)
Vol. 3,no. 6
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessims./Library of Congress,June 1954, Uncl.

UKWA, A.; IIIIIHOOKI, T.
I
Standardization 6f Digitalis on pigeons. Acta Polonlae Pharm. 11
Suppl..469 1955.
1. Inutytut Lekow w Waremwie.
I (DIGITALIS,
standard. on pigeons)

MALECKI, Jan, - medo; qui wnt
Positional nystagms after limited injuries of tbe nodulus of
vermio cerebelli. Otola7yng. Pol. 19 no.2tl57-162 165.
1. Z 11 Kliniki Iaryngologii Studium Dookonalenin Lekarzy v
Bydgoszomy (Kierownikz prof. dr. mede J. Malecki)e

um~ ~tz ~t
2 cases of cerebral abscesses caused byProteus vulgariiw. Otolar
Polo)m 15 no.D81-86 961.
1. Z II Kliniki Otolaryagologimej Studi= DookovAlenia lehrzy
AM v Warozavie. Oddsial SDL v Bydgostozy Kierownik: prof. dr mod.
J. Malecki.
PROTRUS INFECTIONS case reports)
AIN ABSCESS microbiol)
M

",r, - ~ .-
unw~.U, zyVnunt- MUMMICZ, Wladyslaw
A case of cerebral tumoz~ associated with chroni-,, otitis media.
Otolar, polska 15 no.4t491-495 161.
1. Z 11 Otolaryngologicznej Studima Dookonalenia Lekarzy AM w
Warozawle Oddzial SDL w Bydgoszczy Kiervi-mik, prof. dr med.
J. Malecki i z Oddzialu fleurochirurgii Szpitala Ogoinego Nr
1 w Bydgoszey Ordynatort lek. med. W. Malukiewlez.
(OTITIS MEDIA compl) (BRAIN 'NEOPLASMS compl)

MUZCKII Jan; M=AL_~~~_
Oboervationa on the course of coxpensation in pilreons, Otolaryng. POI.
16 no.1a:143-150 '62.
1. Z II Kliniki Otolaryngologianej SDL w AM Kie:rownikt prof. dr mod.
J. Male aki.
(LUEWTH phyaol)

MALECKI.. Janj UKLWA, Zygmunt; ?AWLLK, Krystyna
Observaiions on the structure and function of the planwi-semilunatum.
Otolaryng. pol. 16 no.5:1+75-478 162;
1. Z Il Kliniki Laryngologii SDL Kierownik: prof. dr med. J. Malecki.
(SEMICTRCULAR CANALS)
k

Ik UKLFJA, PAW14K-LIPOWSKL-pYj-7i%tyna
VII
Histological changes following sudden closure of -the laby--in-
thine venous vessel. Otolaryng. Pol. 17 no.3t247-253 163.
1. a II Kliniki Laryngologii SDL; kierownik: prof.dr.med.
J.Malecki.

KALECKI, Jan; U~IIJA,Zygmun.tj- LIPOWSKA-PAWLAK, Krystyna
Histocbemical studies on cuticular forauttions of the inner ear.
Otolaryng. Pol. 18 no.2:165-170 164.
1. Z II Kliniki Otalaryngologil SDL (Kiero,.mik: prof. dr. med.
j. Malcaki).

UK,LEJA,,Zygm,unt,* MAUJKIEWICZ, Wladyslaw; SYRUBINSKI, Andrzej
Asymptomatic brain abscesa activated by tympanoplasty. Otolaryng.
Pol. IS no.2:299-302 164.
1. Z N Kliniki Laryngologli SDL (Kierownik: prof. dr. med. J.
Malecki) i z OddZialu Neurochirurgil Szpitalft 0golnego Tir 1 w
Bydgoszczy Werownik: lek. med. W. 1-talukiewicz).

__. .Y~I~FA,,.Zygmimt
Posture reflexes during the rotatIoz test. Otolaz-,"g. Fol. 19
no.1:39-47 165
1. -, TI Kliniki laryngologii Studium Doskonalenia Lekarzy
(Kierownik: prof. dr. med. J. Malecki).

MM()Wiczs 'Wloftlmierz; UMMA-BORTKIMCZ lalroandre4 ROSZKOWKI, JozeA*;
KOWSZYK-GINDIFER, -uzanna
Onaostatft X., im-antibiotic with anti-tumor properties. Areb.imm.
terodow, 9 no.3:"3-463 161.
1. Department of New Antibiotics, Institute of Antibiotics and
Department of Tumor Biology-,, Institute of Oncoloj7,, Wateaw.
(ACTIN M GIN pharmacol) (NEOPLASYS exper)

UKMJSKA, Anna, m9r,
Problems connected with the personnel policy in enterprioes. Praca
zabezp sPol 4 no.1:25-26 162.

UKLFJSKA, Anna, mU.
Experiences of eccial adldsers; pensions and the increase of salaries.
Praca-i zabezp spol 4 no. 5:32-36. Yor 162

TELASHOV9 Yu,60.; UMMMYA L.1 (Oixd~).
-~o ,
First Sclertific Samion of the InstAtute of VAdIml
Raftology of the Amdftr or VAdIma Scleraw of ~~
U'S.S.R. Mw. red. 20 00,20189-93 0 965.
(MIRA l8sl2)

OYVINP I.A.; KIRIYAKOV, M.A.; KOROLEVA, L.V.; ROMANOVSKAYA, L~L.;
SVESHNIKOV, A.A.; TOKAREV, O.Yu.; UKLONSKAYA, L.I.
Radiometric study of problems of the pathogenesis and
experimental therapy of inflammatory edemas. Vest, AMN
SSSR 20 no.9:87-93 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Institut meditsinskoy radiologii AMN SSSR, Obninak.

9~AlAv ~.T.
Andra~ite-spessartir-e-gros--ula:, from the Ku-,,ama Mountains. Hauch.
trudy Ta9hGU no.249. Geol. nauki no.21:40-43 164. (MIRA 1815)

UKL,O,'.ISKAYA, R. A.
"Clinicoh6matolo.a'ucal Comparisions of Premature Children During the First
Months of Life." Cand Ned Sci, Second 14oscow.14edical rnst, Moscm, 1953.
(RZhBiol, No 3, Oct 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (10)
so: sum. No. 481, 5 May 55

UKLONSKAYA, R.A.
Data on the lemcocyte level in premature Inflints dmring the first
months of 21fe. Pediatriia no.3:23-25 S-0 1,53. (MLRA 6:12)
1. Is kafedry goopitallnoy pedi&trii (saveftrashchiy - professor
K.F.Popov) II Moskovekogo meditainakogo institute. im. I.V.Stalina
(direktor - dotaent S.I.Milovidov).
(Infants (Preatture)) (Loucocy-tes)

UKU)N5KAYA. R.A.
Thrombocyte content of the blood in premature Wants during the
first months of life. Top.okh.mat. i det. 2 no.1:81 Ja-Y 157-
(MLRA 10-2)
1. Iz kliniki gospitallnoy pediatrii Il Koolcovskogo gosudarstyan-
nogo moditsinskogo Institute imeni I.V.Stalina.
(BIM--PIATIMS) (INFANTS (PREHATURN))

STUDENIKIN, M. Ya.; NOVIKOVA, Ye. Ch.; UKLCINSKAYA~ R,A.
Amdamental results of research work dealing with -the preser-
vation of the health of newborn and premature infm2ts during
1960-1961 and the tasks of further studies., Pediatyiia 41 no.111
12-16 N162 I (MIR& 17t/,)
1. Tz Instituta pediatrii ( dir. - dotsent M. Ya. Studenikin)
ANN SSSR,

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,SOURCEv Yeditsinskaya radiologiya,, v. 10j, no.,- 10, 1965 89-9,4.
:'JrOP,IG TAGS.-, therapeut ice .dosimetry,-pharmacologyj vit, radizition biologic effect,
pathogenesis, alpha radiationk medical conference rackLology, biosynthesisp RNA#
xray Irradiation,, gamma irradiation, antibody, thyroid gland
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re than 200 persons, including seientists_ from Hoscowp
.it was attended by mo
Leningrad.,'Thilis j, and other cities. The papers presented at the session
:;,pertained to the following subj_ectst biophysical amlysia of the prizary,
Aielogical effect-of ragationj)l 10 esis -of the '~.-onsequejicea of I somatic
pat. eon
-radiation injuries; an L'M=qz=t_Wtheory of the consequencles, -of- radiation
'sjhjury; alpha-raO_iation as,a factor changing the functional properties of the
secretor lialaams; disturbances in coagulability
y substance of the hypot
~of the blood in acute radiation sickness; effect of certain radioprotectors
on hemocirculatory disorders in the lungs in.racUatlon sicknetis, the eneti
radiaticn; uses.of-radioisotopo-bazed diagnoatictechniques in the
IT
clinic or internal diaeases;_Calculation of the minfiam rN~ired concentration
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BADALOV) akndemik, prof., otv. red.;
SPEEKTOR, L., red.
[Mineralogy and geochemistry of the endogenic doposits
of the Almalyk ore region] Mineralogiia i geokhimlia
endogennykh mestorozhdenij Almalykskogo rudnogo Talona.
Tashkent, Izd-vo "Naukall Uzbekskoi SSR, 1965. 274 p.
(MIRA 18:10)
1. Akademiya nauk'UzbekSSR (for Uklonfikiy).

UKWNSKIY,_,A.S.., akELdemik
Isobars, Isotones of stable isotopes, anil their roraelements.
Dokl.AN Uz.SSR no.11:16-20 159. (MIRA 13:4)
1. AN UzSSR, 1notitut geologii AN USSSR.
(Mineralogical chemistry)

48
I and GeOlOgical ChemistrY
classffication of Minerals ba
element of tm znlnftvJs. 11
cuslifirAtion was as follow
cv-dins to Chem. ehnnents
in the t1ass of 613 Ckustnt,
arranged big to
crust of to
U. now A
dissft In the revised dad
minerals of H and 0. and c
tive minerals.
of of the earth's
idy Ak". Nask UsUk S.S.R.
propost4ja new geochem.
oa the pfvd&Wnating chem.
basli of %m suggestion of the
(a:' -h-Sh am grouped -
~ v, destrib-d in detall
~d 747chem. elements atc
al occurrence In the earth's
minerals contg. the element.
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ing with Class XtV, mdWmL-
P!gdys S. Macy
S)

BADALOV, S.T.; UKLONSKIY, A.S., deystvitellyayy chlen,,
411~1~~~
Study of ferraginons-roangenic garnet. Dok.I.AN Us.SSR no.1_2:22-26 149.
(XIBA 6:5)
1, Institut geologii AN Uz.SSR (for Badaloy).
2. Akadenlya Nauk Usbekskoy SSR (for Uklonskiy). (Wwnet)

UKLONSKIY, A.S.
- I
Problem of the geochanistry of endogenous troa deposits. (In: &ad -
miia nauk SSSR. Voproey petrogTafii i mineralogii. Hoek-ya, 195).
Vol. 1, p..184-192) (MIRA 7:4)
1. Doyetvitellnyy chlen Akademii nauk Uzbekakoy M.
(Geochomistry) (Iron)

UE10INSIXT, A. ~;.
Preliminary Data on the Study of the Isotopic Conpositii.,n 0.1 the lurface
"I I C
and SUbterranean '~.aters of Central Asia. Dokl. AN Uzb. 1~'o 2P 1953, 12-16.
A study was conducted on the is6topic composition of a .,.,-reat many waters
of Central Asia by the densimetric nethod, carried out in the Institute of
Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, Adademy of Sciences Yp. The total density
of the water without separation inot the isotopes 142 and 0 waB determined
relative t- a standard, which was water taken frnm the !.!oscow rater supply.
For the first time comparative data has been obtained on the is otopic com-
position of Central Asian waters, which permits one to decide the foll(n7ing:
the constancy of the isotopic ccmposition of river water alonc, the river
course; the colseness ofthe isotopic compositicn of river waters of
Central Asia (Syr-Darya, Amu-Darya) to t:,,.at of European Waters (Volga, Dnepr);
geological conditions governing the course of certain rivers and their orgin
0 0
(mountain, glacier under -round). These data will be utilized to clarify the
_~,enesis of the raters. Also studi~?d Yras the isotopic composition of rain and
snow viater. The relative density of the latter ~-ms les.: -than the density of the
standard, as i--ias the density of waters of rivers which are fed by meltin- snow
and ice glaciers. (rahGeol, No. 1, 1954)
SO: W-31128, 11 Jan. 55

Az
11"cattered Elements and Paraelementsil
Dokl. AN VzSSR, No 4, 13-17, 1~53 (IjzbekistLjr)j resume)
The author gives a summarizing table of all the paraelements. Comparing
the paraelements nd the ge-chemical groups of elements accordlng to the
scheme of V. 1. Vernadskiy (0cherki Geokhimii (Outline of Geochemistry).
Gorgeonefteizdat, 1934), the author notes that they correspond to each
other idth c6rtain exceptions. (RZhGeol, No 6, 1954)
SO: Sum. 492, 12 MaY 55

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4%.- UKWNSKIY. A.S#; YINHICHENKO. H.T.
44
-Na- - sis of certain soils of Central Asia. Trudy SAGU no.39:
21-45 '53. . .11 -- .. - (nu 10:5)
(Soviet Central Asia-Soile-Analysis)

M[-LQ',j-STZY-, A . S.
TbO COm1tte* on Stal J Prizes (of the C0=11 of Minivt*rs UM) In the fielAx of
science and IvVentions amuxmes Umt the following scientific Ajrks, popAar scien-
tific booksp and Uxtbooks have been submitted for comptUtion for Stalin PrIzes for
the Years 1952 and 1953. (Sm~xkva naturso Moscow, Igo. 22-401, 20 Fab - 3 APr 1954)
sun TItle of Work
A. S "Series of Works on GOO-
chomistry ana Minaralo&y.
St-Lidy of Paraelemento and
Isotqpes"
Acadeu7 of Sciencen Uabel- SSR
SO*- W-30&*o 7 JULY 1954

UKLONSM, A. B.
"Over-all Isotopic Composition of Some Waters in the Neieqborhood or'
Leningrad,"
Dokl, AN Uzbek SSR, No 29 pp 9-12, 1954, (Uzbek resutse)
The author gives the over-all isotopic composition of river, lake,
and sea waters around Leningrad. Comparing this with data published
earliF)r on the isotopic composition of river waters, he indicates that
the river waters around Leningrad are close to the Moscow standard and to
plains rivers. The author then discusses variation in the over-all
isotopic composition of sea waters. (RZhGool, No 2, 1955)
SO: Slam. No 606. 5 Ang 55

U!j0'F- KIY, A.
o";* the Iran Tr- credneaz. u?:-ta, rx~ol. r. ,
On the b!Fsis of an idea devoloped by the author concerning the
plars-elemento, he contzidera the family of ferrous elements, the con-
cept of which wz?.n introduced into geochemistry by V. M. Golldshniat
(Istori;ea mptallov semnevatyp zhejeZa v ortrode. CsnovUye jLe.i 7_
geol-:Mn-iji. LI-istory of Metals of the Iron Family In I-TiAlare. Pr ine I -
WA Ideas ir; Creocheniist;-J, 1933, 1,10 1). The author n)tes tho Cull-
Uitional dhnracter of this c.,incept tind arrives tt the, conclii-sion th;A,
in the wide sense of the -dord, the ferrous femily does not exist In
nature; it existE only in metellurgicvI alloys. In -articultir, ac-
cording to the author, Mg and Al are closer to t-he Fp f,~mily than
many of its members. "e notes the different migration of al-:~=eats
of the Fa famil.- in the weathering crust, and the conditional charac-
ter of the relation of the Ti to this Plefaent, etc. (KhGeol, ].-a ~4,
1955)
Slu-1. No. 5dl, 7 Oct 55

"History of the 1-11neraloCy of C,~ntrcl Asic,," Z~jp. U-.-bekist. otel. vse':~.
minerz,loi_r. o-ve, No 5, pp '3_10, I q Li
-5
T,.,uching on the role of 1. V. Mushketov in the developi~:ent of thit.
E.ecloEy and geogr~:phy of Centrel Asia, the author notes his Interest
in the wineralogy of this region. Mushketov was the. first to give a
coikulete list of minerals of Central Asia, which contains 93 nanleE-
Presenting this list in his geochemical classification, the writer A. S.
Uklonskly supplements it and accompanies it with a number of notes.
Hushketov haa comiMed the list on the br-sis of the clsusification of
Dons, which was first trbnelpted into the Russian language, In 1873.
(RZhGeol, 11o 4, 1955)
Sw;i. Vo. 681, 7 Oct 55

UKLONSKIY, A. S.
"The Minerals in RudrWye Mestorozhdeniya (Ore Deposits), a Work by
Academician V. A. Obruchev. Tr. In-ta geol. AN UzS:5R. No 11, 7-23, 1954
To indicate the significance of the mineralogical part of V. A.
Obruchev's work Rudnyye Mestorozhdeniya, the author lists the minerals
(306 names) note-d--in-VEruchev's work. The author considers it necessary
to increaze the number of minerals studied by students of geological
faculties of universities. He takes Into account the requirements made
on specialists in mining enterprises.
RZhGeol, No 1. 1955

15-57-1-561
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Goologiya, 1957, Nr 1,
pp 89-90 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Uklonskiy, A. S.
TITLE: ihe Geological Significance of Isotopes (Geologi-
cheskoye znacheniye izotopov)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Sredneaz. politekhn. in-tit, Tashkent, Gosizdat,
UzSSR, 1955, pp 13-38.
ABSTRACT: The author examines the distribution of the chemical
elements in the geosphere in relation to their isotopic
composition. Ali the elements are divided by the
author into 10 families, depending on the number of
isotopes. The sialic shell of' the earth is mono-
isotopic, and it is indistinctly (except for Co and
Rh) associated principally with acid magma . V and Nh
are associated both with acid and with basic magma.
Two extreme types of elements are distinguished in the
di-isotopic group--one with a sharp predominance of
one isotope over another and one with approximately'
Card 1/3 uniform proportions of isotopes. H, C, and N are

15-57-1-561
The Geological Significance of Isotopes (Cont.)
elements of the biosphere. N also forms the principal mass of the
atmosphere, whereas C1 and Br are associated with evaporites.
Residual di-isotopes (except for iridium) are also characteristic
of the sialic shell. Tri-isotopes include 0, Si, U, K, and Mg,
Si and 0 are ubiquitous in the earth's crust. U and K are character-
istic of the sialic,layer, Mg of the simatic layer. Of the tetra-
isotopes, Fe and Cr are simatic (sic) elements; Ce. Rb, and Pb are
simatic and S is ubiquitous., Among the penta-isotopes, Zn, Ge, Zr..
and W are sialic, and Ti and Ni. simatic. Only Pd of the hexa-
isotopes (Ca, Se, Xr, ~d, Er, Hf. and Pt) is simatic. Of the hepta-
isotopes (Mo, Ru, Ba. Nd, Gd, Yb, Sm, Dy, Os, and Hg) Ra and Os are
simatic; the others belong to the sial. Two sialic elements are
octa-isotopic: Cd and Te. Only xenon has nine isotopes, and only
Sn has ten (a sialic element). A comparison of the chemical compo-
sitions of the atmosphere and of the earth indicates that the chemi-
cal elements that are absent on the sun (these are chiefly mono-
isotopic) are young and that the geosphere is not all of the same
age (the sial is younger than the sima). A brief discussion is
given on the results of work to determine the total isotopic compo-
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15-57-1-561
The Geological Significance of Isotopes (Cont.)
sition of the waters in several regions of Central Asia. The waters
that were studied were sepRrated into three types: 1) light (from
mountain streams), approximately -31~; 2) median (most rivers),
approximately tOY; and 3) heavy (waters of seas and lakes, oil
waters), from +l'Y to +SX. Tables are given to show the families of
stable isotopes.
Card 3/3 0. B. V.

15-57-2-1787
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnalf Geologiya, 1957, Nr 2,
p 92 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Uklonskiy, A. S.
TITLE: Geochemical Significance of Para-Elements (Geokhimi-
cheskoye znacheniye paraelementov)
PERIODICAL: Zap Uzbekist. Otd. Vses. mineralog. o-va, 1955,
Nr ~, pp 13-25
ABSTRACT: By para-elements, the author means such chemical ele-
ments which may enter together into single space
lattices of minerals. Knowing, on the one hand, the
quantity of the para-elements in goneral and the para-
elements discovered at a given ore field, one may make
certain comparisons; on the other hand, knowing the
para-elements of a given element, one may ask the
question when studying ore deposits, -- what are the
possible types of minerals overlooked by investigators?
Card 1/2

Geochemical Significance of Para-Elements (Cont.) 15-57-2-1787
The author selects as an example the para-elements in "Granite
Pegmatites" by A. Ye. Fersman, and demonstrates the advantage of
introducing the idea of para-elements into the science.
Card 2/2 G. A. G.

V- - __ - -
UKLONSX1 Y, A.S.
1 ~Priy~-~,*,~,,--_-,,--~ - -
- , ~zi_
Geological significance of Isotopes. Trudy S&.GU no.63:3-11 133.
(HIM. 9:5)
(Soviet Central Asia--Water) (Radioisotopes)

15-57-4-4547
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 4,
p 79 (USSR)
KJTHOR: Uklonskiy, A. So
TITLE: Transported Mineral s (K voprosu o peremeshchennykh
mineralakh)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Sredneaz, un-ta, 1955, Nr 62; pp 3-13
AFSTRACT: The author considers transported minerals to include
redeposited minerals and also those minerals that formed
by solution of earlier formed minerals and were sub-
sequently separated from their constituent parts in new
combinations or new valent arrangements. He cites
examples of transported minerals. Some minerals, such
as scapolite and the zeolites, may be both primary and
transported. The author believes that a study of
transported minerals with consideration of their
structures may aid geologists in searching for ores.
The distinctive features of transported minerals are
Card 1/1 indicated. Go Ao Go

UXT-OMKrY, A.S., alcademlk
Paraelenqnts of rare alkali metals. Dokl.AN Uz.SSA no.g.,9-12
156. OORA 12; 6)
1. AN UzSSR (for Uklonskiy). 2. Institut geologii AN UzSSR.
Mtblum) (Rubidium) (Cesium)

- - - I -K
AL-BIRUNI; ABDULLARV, Kh.M., nkademik, red.; AZIRWHANOVA, S.A., kand.
ietor..nauk, red.; BELENITSKIY, A.M., kand.istorich.iiauk, red.;
BELYAYNY, V.I., kancl.filologicheakikh nauk, red.; GULYAMOV, Ya.G.,
red.; KARY-NITAZOV, T.R., ekademik, red.; IXMMLM, G.G.,-prof.,
red.; SAWYN, M.A., kand.filolog.nauk, red.; SNWOV, A.A., red.;
TOISTOV, S.P., pochetnyy akademik, red.; UUONSKIY Aj.., akAdemik,
-f-A,-7. . tekhn.red.
red.: A"
IWUEWHANSKAYA, H.I., red.; GCROKO
(selected works] Izbrannve proizvedeniia. Tashkent, Izd-vo
Akad.nauk Uzbekskoi SSR. Vol-ls 1957. 485 p. (MUtA 11:1)
1. AN UzSSR (for Abdullayev. Kary-Kiya2OV, Tolatov, Uklonekly).
2. Chlen-korrespondent AN UzSSR (for Gulyamov, Semenov).
(Science. Kedie~al)

UKIONSKIY, A.S.
ImPortance of mineralogical studies for goology. Izv. AN Uz.SSR.
Ser. geol. no.1:17-22 157. (MrRA 11:9)
(Mineralogy)

UKWNSKIY, A.Sao akademit
First variation of the paragenetic elements of uranium. Dokl. AN Uz.
SSR no.8:13-15 157. (MIRA 11:5)
l.Institut geologii AN UzSSR.
(Uranium). (Geochemistrr)

UKWNSKIT, A.S., akademik; GLUSHCHRNKO, Y.M.; NOMNIKOVA, Y.N.: KRATNOYA.L.P.
Prolimfnarjr data oin--iL - study of th-4' tbit&l- isotope content of waters
from the Fedchenko Glacier. Dokl. AN Uz.SSR n0-7:11-13 158,
(WRIL lltlO)
1. Institut goologii AN UzSSR. 2. AN U2SSR (for Uklonskiy).
(Fedchenke Glacier-Yater-Imatopes)

MWNSKIY, A-S-,akademik
--~'nce of isob4re. Dok. AN UzSSR no.10:
Geochemical sigaif, a -
11-12 '58- (MIR& 11:12)
1. Institut geologii AN UzSMe
(Geochemletry) (Isobars, Nuclear)

UKL,ONSKIY, A-S-, akademik
100111--N
paragenests of chemical elements. Dokl.Aff Uz.SM
no.5:20-22 '59. (MIU 12:8)
1. Institnt geologii AN UzSSR- 2. AN UzSSEL.
(Nucleons)