SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VITOL, I.K. - VITOROVIC, D.

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AUTHOR: Vitol, I. Zakis, Yu. R.; Kundzin', A. P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Study of electronic processes in thin film structures
(Symposium in Riga)
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Vestnik, no. 12, 1965, 96-97
TOPIC TAGS: thin film circuit, semiconducting film, pn junction, space
charge, electronic conference, semiconductor carrier, electron emis-
sion, solid state physics conference
ABSTRACT: A symposium on electronic processes in thin film structures
was held in Riga on May 20-25, T sy posium was
tz-e-q- -9-emiconducto -1hypics and Chemistry and Phy-1;
sical Electronics/of the Academy of Sciences SSSR, the Scientific and i
Technical Council _~~f -theMinis~i---~ie Industry of the
~r of t I
SSSR and the Latvian University Im-.P. Stqc_hk-1.-K-td-iff-a1_'-6_Y350 repre-
entatives of sci~n-ti'~;1'c-'-o-r-g-'a'--nlzat ions from Moscow, Leningrad, Gorkiy,
Tashkent, Vilnius, Kiev, Riga, and other cities attended the symposium.!
The following problems were discussed: physical mechanisms of the pas-
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sage of current through thin film structures, currents limited by space
charge, studying properties of contacts by studying the behavior of hot
electrons in thin film systems, electron emission from thin gold films
during passage of current, physics of contact phenomena; theoretical
studies of electric and physical properties of thin films (particularly
the study of statistical and pulse characteristics of triodes), theore-
tical studies of the behavior of carriers in thin films, and analysis
of modern concepts of heterojunctions.
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AUTHOR: Vitol, L K._; Beyziter, L. K.
ORG: none
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TITLE: Conditions of formation of single-crystal thin filins on a non-Bingle-crystal sub-
trate [Paper presented at the Third Conference on Crystal ffrowing held in Moscow from
18 to 25 November, 1963]
SOURCE- -AN SSSR. Institut kristallograffi. Rost kristallov, v. 6, 1965, 319-324
TOPIC TAGS: single crystal growing, germanium single crystal, crystallization
ABSTRACT: German'i;u"r'K1WM8_1 from 4 to 12 p thick, obtained by evaporation onto varioujr
substrates (glass, quartz, Ta, W. Pt, steel, etc.), were used for zone c~ystallization.P The
thermal conditions of two-dimensional zone melting were theoretic ally-c-Rculated. It was
found that two-dimensional zone melting with an electron beam can be used to obtain thin
single-erystal films of germanium on ron-singlc-crystal substrates. The maximum size
of the single-crystal region obtained was 7 mm, but this Is not the limit. Best experimental
reEults were obtained on the side of the substrate opposed to that which was heated. This
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confirms the hypothesis that the disorienting influence of the substrate on the groll o a,
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thin single-crystal film can be minimized or eliminated by selecting a suitable thermal
regime under which the crystallization angle 0 cr > 0. The experimental germanium films
obtained on the tungsten substrate are preferentially oriented in the (1111 and [1001 directions
relative to the plane of the substrate. Authors are deeply grateful to _N N, Sheftall for
discussing the results of the study, to A,_P,_jjygp for performing the numerical calcula-
tions, and to A. 1. VovsI and V. Ya. Krumin' for assistance In the experimental work.
Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 6 formulas.
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MACHO) Yu.P.; VITOL M.Ya.; SHPRUNFA, I.K.
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Removal of glycine from reaction mixtures by a microbiological
method. Zhur. ob. khim. 34 no.10:3508-3509 0 t64.
(M1RA 17:11)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. IOmonosova.

DAVANKOV, A,B,;._Y~TOLj, O.A.
Cbemical-transformations of granular copolymers of yl-
toluene vith divinylbenzone and other "arlas-linkingagents.
Part 3- Incorporation of mobile chlorine atoms Into the
strue" of copolymers of vinyltoluene with divinylbenzone
by means of chlorination. Tyaokom. aced. 5 no.10'.1457-1460
0 163. (KRA 17: 1)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tokhnologicheakiy 1nstitut Imeni
Mandeleyeva.

~~TOL, O.A.[Vitols, 0.1; 7RUN. L.A.TIrgens, L.]; KAFLIVVI, V.P,
[Karlivans, V.1, kand. khim. nauk, dots.; PFMBFAZF--,21SY-AYA,
A.I.; LIVOVA, AM., tekhn. red.
[Basic data on plastics) Osnoviqu avedeniia o plantiche-
skikh massakh. L471 O.A.Vitol i dr. Riga, Rizliskii in-t in-
zhenerov grazhdanskogo vozdushnago flota im. Leninskago kom-
somola, 1962. 176 p. (MIRA 17:4)

DAVP.hr,KCJV, A.B.; VITOL, O.A.
Chemical transformations of gramtler copolymers of vinyltoluer6
with divinylbenzene and other "cross-linking" agents. Part 2;
Chloromethylation of copolymers of vinyltoluene with ethylene
glycol- and diethylene glycol dimethacrylates. Vysokam.soed.
4 no.7:1093-1097 J1 162. (IMIA 15:7)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
Mendeleyeva.
(Styrene) (Ethylene glycol) (Diethylene glycol)
(Chloromethylation)

5/130/62/004/00-7/008/009
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A U T. ~ OR" S Davankov, 1. B.,.Vitol, 0. A.
12TTLE: Chemical rearran,ements of granular copolymers of vinyl
A.
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toluene with divinyl benzene and other "crosslinking" agents.
II. ChloroL-.ethylation of copolymers of vinyl toluene with
ethylene glycol and diethylene glycol di:,ziethacrylates
HRIODICAL: Vysokorolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, V. 4, no. 7, 1962,
1093-1097
'41EXT: The authors studied the chloromethylation of vinyl toluene - ethylene
glycol dimethacrylate and vinyl toluene - diethylene glycol dimethacrylate
in granular foi-m (.arain size 0.5-1.0 mm) by means of monochloro methyl
ether in the presence of SnC1 4 and ZnCl2 as catalysts. The content of
athylene glycol dimethacrylate and diethylene glycol dimethacrylate in the
-?olymer wau 2, 6, or 10~11. Reaction time and catalyst concentration were
varied in the experiments be'.Deen 0.05 and 0-75 moles SnCl 41 or 0.1 and
0.75 moles ZnCl2 per base molecule of the copolymer. The following
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Chemical rearrangements of granular B119/B180
optimu..-i --e-actior. conditions were fourid: reaction time 2-4 hr, dependin~g
on the co-,tent of crosslinking agent; 6-10-P, crosslinking agent in the
c o p o 1,,X, ;-% r ;0.3 moles ZnCl2per base molecule of copolymer in the
reactio,. Axture. Copolyzers containing 28.6~~o chlorine were obtained,
corresponling to 158 chloromethyl groups per 100 benzene nuclei. Reaction
times over 4 fir reduce an exioting chlorine content (formation of methylene
bridges iiith separation of HC1). Catalyst contents over 0.3 moles per
base molecule of polymer cause a higher Cl content in the final product,
but reduce its mechanical strength. There are 4 figures. The most
important English-language reference is: X. Pepper, 11. Paisley, M. Young,
J. Chem. Soc.,~1953, 4097.
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ASSOCIATION: Mo3kovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheakiy iristitut im. D. I.
;,Iendeleyeva (Yoscow Inatitute of Chemical Technology imeni
D. 1. IMendeleyev)
SUMMIT TED May 3, 1961
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DAVANKOV, A.B.; VITOL, O.A.; IFAYNGOR, B,A.
Chemical transformations of granular copolyMers of vinyltoluene
with divinylbonzene and other 'cross-linkingn agents. Part 1:
Ghloromethylation of vinyltoluene and divinylbenzene copolymers.
Vysokom.soed. 3 no.10:1566-1571'0 161. (MIRA 14:01)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
D.I. Mendeleyeva.
(Benzene) (Toluene)

V1TOL I) R, K, I OYI.EvA ) K. A..; -ES' I . L.
!Wsorpti.on pro~~erties of c-arcoal from cc;n-4.'*ercr-r, ar.,-7 decfdzc~-'s
species grawin;~ ir, .'arcli - y Y,--r. f;.- . AN
ra. Dmid
163. 3
1. Petrozavodskiy gosudarstvenn,ril universitet, (for VitoP) loyleva,
Stepanova). 2. Institut lesa irarellsirogo filiala All L;SSR' (for
Lapides ).

VITOLIS R.V. luals, R.Vj, kand.aellskokhoz.nauk
Acid content of silage. Zhivotnayodstvo 21 no-5:35-36 ^7 '59.
(AIRR 121-7)
(Latvia-Enalleg")
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VITOL9 V.D. _
Small-31ze furnaces heated up te 10000 for KROS-1 cameras. Zav.
lab. n9.6:753-754 161. (MIRA j4z6)
1. Vsessyuzrrjy nauchno-issledevatellskiy inatitut abrazivgv i
shlifovaniya. (X rays-Equipment and supplies)

TITOL, V.G.; KIRKO, I.M.
Modeling the skin effect in a ferromagnetic metal. Zhur. tekh. fis,
28 no.9:2055-2061 S '58. (MIRA 11:1Q)
l.Institut fiziki AN Ietviysko)r SSR.
(Vagnetic materials) (Blectric currents)

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KUTHOR: Vitol, V, D
TITLE: Smal !-size furnace for 10003C for KPOC (KROS- I) chambers
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya iaboratOTiYZI, v. 27, n-~- 6. 71"16!, 75~ - 754
TEXT% 1) Chamber with vertical furnace (F~,g. I): Tcl the rear stand off a
KROS-1 chamber. slide 1 is attached, to which che furnace Is fixed by
nut 2., The furnace can be shifted along and transversely to thp, !on--.-
tudinal axii, of the chamber. Below furnace 3, in the middle. there i_-
the projecting fixing device 4 for the grcove ot the speciruen ho_~3er~
Part of the furnace housing as directly flowed arounq by water, ard
represents part of the 0-~Oler 5 in the upper par. of nousing 6, the
cooler 7 and the heater 8 are arranged; the latter is a wire of7,L' 597
(EN 597) alloy. which IJS Spi"TPlly wo,.ind onto the refractory tube 0, The
one end of the thermocorundum specimen holder 10 has a con~ally gro-,,nd
section and a fixing gToove into wh.Ich ~nseTt 4 ,s placed In ~he
holder, there -.s a square cavity fcir prt~osing in the material tti3teq. and
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Small-size furnace ,or 3'. 2 4~
a cylindn.::al opening 11 fox the theimocoups-.. The oppr.- par?. zht
holder is shut by cap 12 with the heat--nsu.-atIng ;n5ert '3, The dimen
sions of the furnace with without the stand, are 70 ~; 8 ,m, m ; 1 t
is fed from the 220-v current netw,-)rk through a vcltage stabilizer and
a low-tension transformer The v.:,Atrage ~i3 controlled by anFrl~ ;
(LATR-1) autotransf,,-rmer_ The wattage of the furlna-,~- '.4- 41,00 w, tne
minimum heating time to 10COC, 8 - '0 min In s,-,-,h a chamter. :t
grain e~ze up t (.) 2;.'j i ~ w iL t h
possible to examine crystivilinq powders with a r I
weighed specimens of 0,2 0..' mf; at elevatee temperattires. T h e f-'IM 1_~
not heated because of the small refle,~t-.ng sytec,.wen surface., 2 ) Chamber
with horizontal farnace (F.p., 2)- A trip-d iwi-h the he,~d -Al the z; p oc en
holder 2 is attached to the stand ' of a KROS.' _hamber I r. the h~!a,l
there are grooves for cool4~ng with runnIng water Case "I 3n ~a!
bearIngs is belt-driven froul a pull ley or the common axis of the ~-hamber
Cooler 4 is intended for additic;na'L cacling On tne Gne side :~f the case,
there is an inner cone with the specimen holder 5. anti on the Other side.
a thread with the holder 6 for the thermocouple, Thri case and the holder
have inside, contina,_,s ryllndrica~- open~nF,3 for the thermocoupl'. 7 The
C;
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Small-size furnace for 10000C.... B12413203
heating coil made of ZEN 597 alloy is placed in a tube, and is cemented
with a heatproof mass. The tube is fixed to the 'cooler 8 which,-in turn,
is attached to a base c-o.Innected with the tripod 9. In the front part of
the specimen holder, there is a 2 mm deep, cylindrical cavity TO.into
which the material to be tested is pressed. The head of the thermo-
couple is only 0.2 mm distant', from the radiation surface. The heat
radiation surface of the specimen is larger than in the verti~cal type;
therefore, the film must be protected from heat radiation at temperatures
above 7000C by a film glued onto the outside of the casket. When X-
-raying in the chamber, not only 'the casket but also the specimen 13
rotating. Crystallinespowders with a grain size up to 50,c,, and up to
2 mm thick plates can be examined. The wattage of the furnace is 500 w,
its dimensions with cooler, without the wall, are 70 - 40 mm. r!orundums,
silicon carbides, boron carbide, etc. have been successfully tested in
the furnace. There are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut abrazivov'
i shlifovaniya (All-Union Scientific Research Institute
of Abrasives and'Grinding)
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8 (0) SOV/1 1?-59 -1 -86
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 1, p 7 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kirko, 1. M. , and Vitol, V._G___
TITLE: Simulating the Skin Effect in a Ferromagnetic Metal
PERIODICAL: V ab.: Mezhvuz. konferentsiya po primeneniyu modelirovaniya v
elektrotekhn. zadachakh i matem, modelirovaniya. M. , 1957, pp 162-164
ABSTRACT, Penetration of a plane electromagnetic wave into a ferromagnetic
half -space can be simulated by a one-dimensional circuit consisting of non-
linear inductors and resistors. Each component of the circuit comprises a
saturable f erromagnetic -core reactor, a resistor in series with the reactor,
and a leakage resistor.
L. V. N.
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Call Nr; AF 1141779
AUTHORS: See Table of Contents
TITLE: Applied Magneto-hydraulic Dynamics; (Prikladnaya
magnitogidrodin Wica. (Trudy Instituta, fiziki, VIII)
PUB.DATA: Bdatellatvo Akidemli nauk Latviyskoy SSR, Rigal 1956,
1 1 pp. boo cop es
ORIG. AGENCY: Akademiya nauk Latviyekoy SSR.,#Tnstitut Fiziki
EDITORS: Editorial Board: Ed.-in-chief, Tyutin,, I.A., Candidate
of Technical Sciences, Kirko, I.M. Candidate of Physical
and,-Mathematical Sciences Vitol V.0. Candidate of
Physical and Mathematical Sciences, and Varchenya, S.A.;
Tech.Ed.: Bokman, R.
PURPOSE: See Table of Contents
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Applied Magneto-hydraulle Dynamics (cont.)
COVERAGE: See Table of Contents
Call Nr% AF 1141779
TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. Kirko., I.M. Modeling Magneto-hydrodynamic
Phenomena in Liquid Metals. 3-23
There are 11 references, of which 4 are
USSR9 2 translations Into Russian, and the
others are English and Danish.
2. Tyutin, I. A.J* Yankop, E. K. Electro-
magnetic Pumps for Liquid Metals (Brief
Review of the Literature on the Status of
the Problem. 25-48
There are 45 references, of which 24 are
USSR, 19 English, 1 Italian, 1 Dutch.
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Applied Magneto-hydraulic I)ynamics (cont.) Call NrrAF 1141779
3. Tyutln, I. A. Introduction to the Theory of Induction
Pumps. 49-58
There are 8 references, of which 5 are USSR, 2 American,
1 Danish.
4. Birzvalk, Yu.A., Tyutin, I. A. Speed Distribution
and Magneto-hydraulic Pressure Losses in a Rectangular
Channel. 59-63
There are 2 references, both USSR.
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APPlied Magneto-hydraulic Dynamics (Cont.) Call NrjAF 1141779
5- Tyutin, I. A., ~ Yankop, E. K. Electromagnetic Pro-
cesses In Induction Pumps for Liquid Metals. 65-80
There are 4 references, of which 1 is USSR, 3 English.
6. ul,manis, L.Ya. Boundary Effects in 3AW or Induc-
tion Pumps. 81-94
There are 5 references., of which 4 are USSR,
1 American.
7. Llyelpeter, Ya.Ya. and Ty-utin, I.A. Design Methods for
Induction Pumps for Liquid Metals. 95-106
There are 4 references, or which 3 are USSR,
1 American.
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Applied Magneto-hydraulic Dynamics (Cont.) Call NraAF 1141799
8. Yankop., E. K. Single-phase a.c. pumps (Faraday
A.C. pumps) 107-121
No references are given
9, Krumin', Yu.K. A Conduction Ball Situated in a Traveling
Magnetic Field. 123-131
There are 4 references, 3 of which are USSR, 1 French.
AVAILABLZ: Library of Congress
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V/Tol-
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PaSEI BOOK MUMMON SOV/3753
Akaderdya nauk Latviyskoy SSR. Institut fiziki
Elektroxnagnitnyye protsessy v metallakh (Electromagnetic Processes in Metals)
Riga., Izd-vo AN Latviyskoy SSR., 1959. 200 P. (Series: Its: Trudy.. No. 11)
Errata slip inserted. 1.,000 copies printed.
Ed.: A. Teytellbaum; Tech. Ed.: A. Klyavinya; Editorial Board: V.G. Vitol,
T.K, Kalnyn'. I.M. Kirko (Resp. Ed.), and Ya. Ya. KlyaVin'.
PURPOSE: This.book is intended for physicists interested in electromagnetic
processes in metals.
COVEPAGE: This is a collection of fifteen articles by various authors on the
investigation of electromagnetic processes in metals by modeling. Individual
articles treat the follaving: conditions necessary for modeling particular pheno-
mena; modeling the magnetization of ferromagnetic metals in a variable field on
an iterated network consisting of choke coils with saturable reactors and
constant resistances; external fields produced by ferromagnetic tubes which have
been magnetized in a constant uniform field oriented along the axis; the possi-
bility of using galvanic baths and other models for investigating fields ie-th
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Electromagnetic Processes in Metals WV/3753
continuously distributed electromagnetic forces., particularly turbulent fields;
the magnetization of a system of interacting cylindrical particles; determination
of the criterion relationships for the motions of an asynchronous engine rotor
with similar mechanical characteristics (rotational moment, period of rotational
oscillations azxmnd a point of equilibrium and attenuation ratio) when the slip
is close to unity; the problem of computing the pouderomotive forces acting on a
cylindrical conducting body placed in the traveling magnetic field of a cylin-
drical inductor; the motion of a sphere in magnetic hydrodynamics; the reflection
and refraction of hydromagnetic waves of arbitrary polarization on the boundary
of two ideal incompressible liquids with infinite conductivity; a study of phenomena
in the turbulent flow of liquid metal in induction pumps under the effect of a
traveling magnetic field; the operating principle of d-c pumps and the computation
of their electromagnetic and hydraulic characteristics; abbreviating compitations
in designing linear induction pumps as suggested by I.A. Tyutin; nomographic
computation of functions T(k' , h) and^f(k-', h); and the construction of heaters
producing thermal energy by an induced current. No persona3ities are mentioned.
References accompany the articles.
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Electromagnetic Processes in Metals SOV/3753
TAME OF CM?BMTS:
Kirko', I.M. Application of the Theory of Similitude to the Modeling of
Nonlinear Electromagnetic Phenomena in Metals, 3
vi-toll V.G.., and I.M. Kirko. Modeling of the Skin Effect in Ferromagnetic
Wt~al 19
Grinberg, G.K. Similarity of External Fields of Ferromagnetic Tubes 31
Fitsetskiy, L.V. Modeling of the Electrical Field of Electromagnetic
Pwaps in a ft1vanic Beth and on Electrical Conducting Paper 41
Grigortyev., M.N. Some Problems of Magnetizing a System of Interacting
Cylindrical Particles 57
Kalninl., R.K. Relationship Between the Magnetic Losses in a Ferrite
Core With an Open Magnetic Circuit 73
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AUTHORS: Vitol, V. G., Kirko, 1. 1-1. SOV/57-28-9-29/33
TITLE; Modelling of Surface Effect in a Ferromagr,:etic 'Ulet3l
(Modelirovaniie poverkhnostnogo effekta v ferromu-n4lnoM
metalle)
/Vol. 28,
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, 1958, Vr 9, pp- 2055-2061 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The ma.6netization of a ferromaGnetic metal in an alternating
field is a complicated and non-linear process. It is very hard
to describe it in mathematical terms. One of the alathors (Kirko
in Ref 3) su&3ested a tentative analog coml;utor for these pro-
cesses with a maltiple unit circuit diagram incorporating re-
active coils with saturating ferromagnetic cores and with con-
stant resistances perLiittin, to perform analog computations.
This is a descri;)t1on of the analog computer. It incorpcrated
10 reactive coils, resistances preventing a leakage to ground
and resistances ganged with the reactive coils. The model de-
scribed is an analog computer, which permits to compute the
magnetization or the resistance of a ferromagnetic metal in the
alternating field with varying field strength. This accurate
equipment also permit's to carry out such computations at sur-
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at the surface of the ferromaenetic substance. The method by
L. R. Neyman (Ref 1) did not permit this. By measuring the
voltage drop 6V' at each of the reactive coils the space dis-
tribution of ma6netic permeability within a ferromagnetic sub-
stance ande:r rkin-effect conditions can be deter-Hned, using
forfaula (1,J). 'Jeasurementu made on the model permit the derivation
of the law governing the shift of the maximtm
ot ;aagnetic
permeability as a furiction of the magnetic
field stren.-Ith at the surface; formula (15). This method can
also be applied in more complicated cases. Thk;re are 7 fi,7ures,
2 tables, and 5 references, 5 of w1iich are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki AN Latviyskoy SSR (Institute of Physics',AS
Latviyskaya SSR)
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Prikladnays MalLnitogidrodinamika (Applied Magnetobydrodynam-
ics), Works of the Institute of Physics, Vol 8, edited by 1.
A. Tyutin, Candidate of Technical Sciences; 1. M. Kirko, Can-
didate of Physicomathematical Sciences; V. G. Vitol, Candi-
date of Physicomethematical Sciences; and S. A. Varcbenye;
Riga, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences latvian
:~SR; 1956, 132 PP
5 il

VITOLt V.G.
100-17' Analysia of file Mugneli,at of Finite Ferro.
Battelle Technical Revi ~-wr CO"ders in Conlfwnt Firld,4 fly the 1110,
Of Mol'.1141)"A 41114 (If Sirnijurity, V, C
July 19)-1 -vil"I af,f) I M'RiAo VoklmlyMadeind Nank SSSR, %. .1, -n--
, L - -f.-D. I 1,-Stt - w m,
-Ictals-",cchaPIcal and FNilffill)CIltill dal.1 on L%lintivrs of''Armeo iron, tool strul, awl
Physical. Properties I stcvk A-12 and U-10 6aphs. rcf.

VITOLI__Y. G,, and KMKO, 1. M.
"Yagnstization. of Finite Forrogagnetic Cylinders in Alternating Fields,"
Tr. In-ta fiziki AN LatvSSR, No 6, pp 39-55, 1953
Magnetic permeability at various frequencies of the alternating
field measured on specimens of the same material but of different shapes
by the bridge method was studied. Results confirmed assumptions by Tanu-
shkovskiy and Kirke on lowering the demagnetization rate of the terijinals
of the specimen with higher field frequency. (RZhFiz, No 4, 1955)
SO: Sum, No 606, 5 Aug 55

VTTO11) V. (".
11,Mametization o, '7--te '~' -=,-netic Cyl-inders." Cand
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Di~-a, 195". ( n,, I!o
Sci, PhYsics Innt. Acaad "Eci Latvian .. _ 13, "ar 55)
SO: Sim. T~Io. 670-) -29 Sep 55-Survey of Scientific and Technical
Dissertations Defended at US-SH Higher Educational Institutions (15)

Vl'TOL' V. u. - In Latvian
VITOL, V. N. - *New Method of Synthesizing laoquino3ine Derivatives.0
Latvian State U, 1952. In Latvian (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of
Chev&cal Sciences)
SO% jimestiva Ah. Nax& Lj=skoy SSR, No* 9, Sept., 1955

1. I.IANA~;, G.Ya.
2. USSIZ (600)
4. Ealogenation
7. Ilialogeriation of an oxirre of 2-nitioindandione-10, G.Ya. Vanaq, V.N. Vitol, Dokl.
AN" 3~Zh 8'7' no. 5, 1.953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -A~jr-.!L 1953. Unclassified.

1. VITOL, V. N.; VANAG, G. YA.
2. USSR (600)
4. Indandione Derivatives
7. Halogenation of an oxime of 2-nitroindandione-1, 3, Dokl. AN SSSR, 89,
no. 5, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April - 1953, Uncl,

1. V,1,17AG, G. Ya.; VITOL, V. N.
2. uszc..~ (6c0)
4. Oximes
7. Halogenation of an oxime of 2-nitroindandione-1, 3. Dokl. AN SSSR 89,
No. 5, 1953-
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

-fir! ZX :;erv~,_7-~
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;.uthor V.Ya. 7ill-11.
Tnst
T! ~-.Ie Clv..nZcc fn the
wl,~rzcin.-, Tnsuli.n
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ViNA VENT (m)/ETC (m
ACC NRs AP6018392 SOURCE CODE,. -UR/0374/65/000/005/0123/0127
AUTHOR% Vitolp Ya. V. (Riga)'
ORG: none
TITLEt Coaxial Capil-lary,viscometer
SOURCEs Mekhanika polimerov, no. 5, 1965p 123-127
TOPIC TAGS: visc~osityp viscosimeter, polymer
ABSTRACT: - It is theoretically snown tnat the k1net107 Correction ahd 46176ciii"
,gradientAii viscosityl~ieasurements can be reduced by using a capillary with
'an annular cross soctibn instead of the usual circular cross section in ca-
ry forme v
!pillary viscometers. An instrutnent, is described with a capilla A b
y
~the annular gap between two coaxial tubes. Thip/viscometer may be used for
;studying the high-speed degradation of polymerskkn electrically conductive
media-by electrical contact determination of viscosity to fractions of a
second with an accuracy of 0.1%. The reproducibility of readings is inq3rfted.
,by sealing the measuring electrodes in the upper part of the reserve bulb'
which rouLim dry during measurements, Time lapse is determined by an ele'c-
tronio millisecond timer which coWi~q_pulqes with a frequency of 10 kc.
Orig.. art. hast I figure# 1 table, and 9 formulas. ZjPR~-7
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B104 B186
OqV, UIAO
AUTHORSs Vitolin'. A.. Kirshteyn, G., Kruminit YuO
TITLEt Measurement of the magnetic field strength in the
experlment with electron paramagnetic resonance
PERIODICkLt Akademiya nauk Latviyakoy SSR. Izvestiya, no. 12(185)t
1962, 57-66
V
TEXTt Two variants of an apparatus have been developed by which
frequency marks and e*p.r* spectra are simultaneously recorded on a tape.
The magnetic field is stabilized by proton resonance. The first variant
iises a superheterodyne frequency measuring method. Principle: Two
signals are fed to the mixer tube:,that of the frequency to be measured,
and that of the voltage of a quartz resonator with comparatiYely'low
fundamental frequency, V,# The mixer tube is connected with a narrow band
amplifier adjusted for the frequency vo /2. A signal is given at the
amplifier output if the frequency to be measured is equal to a frequency
lying between two harmonic oscillations of the*quartz generator. This
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Measurement of the magnetic B104/B186
signal produces a pulse which records a mark on the tape. The second
variant uses a resonance freqiiency measuring method in which the input im-
pedance of an artificial long'iline (connected as,anode load) changes
with the frequency of the inp4t signal. A field marker correlates the
measured frequencies and the resonance spectrum on a tape. There are 7'
figures. 1. i
ASSOCIATIONs Inatitut fiziki AN Latv. SSR (Institute of Physics AS LatSSR)
SUBMITTEDj April 24, 1962
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VITOLI
M.1; HELZOBS~ M,
Mechanism of the sensibilizing influsnCs Of ganglion blocks on the
affect of noradre-line and adre-line. VestiB Iatv ak no.7:97-101
161.
NERVOUS SYSTEMP SYMPATHETIC)
VORADRENALIVE) (ADRENALINE)
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AUTHOR: Vitolin's R,
.4,
ORG: Rip Medical Institute (Rizh3kiy moditain.9kly Inatitut)
TITLE: Effect of E~pom!j~in~e on sensitivity of ndrenergic receptors
4
SOURCE: AN LatSSR. Izvestiya, no. 8. 1965, 119-123
TOPIC TAGS: nervous system druC, experiment animal, adenocorticotropic
hormone, nervous systems nerve fiber
ABSTRACT: The study involved the effect of varying doses of intravenous
apomophine on endogenous pyrocatechinanines, It was conducted in cats
anestbesized with chloralosee Stimulation was effected by olectricitys
epinephrine hydrochloride and norepinepbrine butyrate, Irritation of
sciatic and splanchnia nerve and the preganglionic fibers of the neck
sympathetic nerve trunk were used in the tests. Doses of 0.025 mg-7
mg/kg enhanced pressor response to stimulation of the sciatic and splan-
chnic nerves, Large doses (uP to 30 ing/kg) reversed the pressor effect
of epinephrine, diminished that of norepinephrizie and decreased the
pressor response to stimulation of sciatic and splanchnic nerves. They
also decreased contraction of the nictitating membrane caused by sym-

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pathetic trunk stimulation, Cats eviscerated under chloralose anesthe.
sia according to the Feldberg and Minz method received apomorphine in-
jections directly into the adrenals (10-16 mg); this diminished or in-
bibited release of catecholamines from the adraAals in response to
acetylcholine* Orige art* bast 7 figures*
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5/000/004/0157/0168
.ALNdOR: Vitolin'sh, Ya. A.
'ORG: none
I
I:TITEZ: Characteristics of a dual purpose, brushless synchronous machine designed to
operate either as a motor or as a generato
716 t
SOURCE: AN LatSSR. Institut en iki. Beakontaktnyye elektricheskiye sashiny. noo 4,
~1965, 157-1-K8-
TAGS: electric motor, synchronous motor, synchronous generator
ABSTRACT: An experimental modification of a synchronous motor designed to perform as
motor or as a generator is described. While this unit can be used to generate emergen
cy ac power, it Is normally used as a synchronous motor. The stator was rewound and
the number of turns increased and the wire diameter was decreased. The power output o
this unit, operating in the motor mode, was therefore reduced. The motor was attached
to a vacuum pump of an automatic milking machine. Several versions of this unit, with
different numbers of turns# %ore produced and tested, The original overall dimensions
were preserved. The final version had the following parmeterst
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Motor Generator
Power 3.3 kw 3.9 kw
Angular velocity 1500 rpm 1500 rpm
Stator voltage 380 v 380 V
Stator current 5.95 a 5.9 a
Frequency 50 cps 50 cps
Efficiency 0.84 0.85
Exciter voltage 32 v 43 v
Exciter current 1.95 a 2.65 a
An internal combustion engine was used when operating the unit as a generator to drive
it. The author states that while the synchronous machine in efficient in either mode,
in the design stage an optimum performance in a specified mode must be chomen..Orig.
art. has: 11 figures, 2 tables.
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"Stilevye osobennooti laty-~hskoy narcrinoy pecnI godovogo ze-,,Ille(,~,~-'
ts Ma. "
report submitted for 7th Intl Cong, Arithrorologic,-d & Ethnological Sciences,
Moscow, 3-10 Aug 64.

TAk&IU -.xootakhnik,
Svine breeding in Denvkrk. Nauka i pered.op. v sellkhoz. 6 no.12:53
D '56, (YIRA 10:1)
(Donmatrk-Swine)

POPOVA, Lyudmila Alekseyevna; rOLIS, A. [translator]; VITOLINS, G., red.;
KIRULE, B., tekhn. red.
(Chicken pox in childrep] Veja bakas. Riga, Latvijas Valsts izde7n-ze-
ciba) 1960. 12 p. [In Latvian translated from the Russian)
(MIRA 14:12)
(CHICKRI POX)

MAJORE, Marija; VITOLINS, G., red.; SFORMI'E, V.) toklui. red.
[DeveloFment of the Daugava Valley] DaugavaB ialeiaz
attistiba. Riga, Latvijas valsts izd-va, 1962. 76 p.
(MIRA 17:1)

KOf?IIBLW,Al Olga; VITOLINS,__q,.[tranalatorj; DLAhKFE",G.,rcd.; ZAGXtS,A.,
tekhn. red-w--
(Tuberculosis and its prevention]Tuberkuloze un tas profilakae.
Riga, Latvijas valsts izdevnieciba, 1961. 27 p. (MIRA 150)
(TUBERCULOSIS-PREMION)

ZIMLKOVSKIY, V.K.; PAVUIX) A.[translatorl; VITOLDIS, G., red.; ZAGARS, A.,
teklm. red. -
[GastrItia and ulcer] Gastriti un culas sli-iba. Aiga, Latvijas
valsts izdevnieciba, 1961. 76 p. (MIRA -15:3)
(SMACH-INITM-1ATION) (STCKACII-ULCEPZ)

VITOLINISH, A. [Vitolins, A.]; 8UTE, A.
-- 'IElektroson," a new electron device with semiconductor triodes
for the treatment of nervous disorders (with surxar7 in English).
VegU&!I&*r ak m;01:105410 t62-01 -,;; '-:'; --
1. Institut Miki AN Latviyskoy SSR.

VITOLINISH, A. [Vitolins, A.]
Electronic method for measuring the ratio of tvo variable magnitudes.;
electronic divider. Vestis Latv ak no.3s25-32 162.
1. Institut fiziki AN Latviyakoy SSR.

VITOLIR!-4H,-A,[VitoIinB,, A. ]; zim, Ya. Lzues, J-1
Experimental study of the response time of a trigger circuit usirg
I _
drift transistors. Vestis Latv ak no.303-38 162.
1. Institut f izi3ki. AN Latviyakoy SSR.

3/ 197/62/630/003/001/0U2
B1 04/B102
AUJIORS: Vitolinl5h, A., ZU3h, Ya.
TITLE: An experim,intal investiE;ation of' HIP quii!.~-operation of a
trig.-or :-.nd~~ of diffusion-type transistor.;
PERIODICAL: Akademiyr. n..uk Latviyskoy SSR. lzvestlya, fig. 31'176), 1962,
38
T-';'XT :The construction of -,rigCers made of diffusion-type transistors
with starting freque,-.,-~ies > 10 1111cps is 3tudied. In analogy to vacuum-tube
triggers the band o-*:' such triggers is estimated to
S/2nC = (120.... 240)-10' cps. 3 = K2/au 11U 2=const ~08 .... 19) ma/v, C is
the sum of shunting ca,paC4 tances (C --,25 pf). The maximum pulse repetition I
frequency is 1/2 Ty -~,r being the recombination time. The quick operatim
of diffusion-type transistors makes quick-acting starting- and clamping,
diodes necessary. The maximum starting frequency of the trigger shown in
Fig, 2 is 20 Mcps. The starting-pulse height at the input of the pulse
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An experimental irivesti,,,ation of ... B104/B102
ohaper should be 0.2.v, the pul3e height at the trigger output is 2.4 v.
F1 r02 (i? 402) 8and f1403 (P 403) triodes and diodes vvith a recombination
Lime of 3-10- see were used in the circuit. The recoi.ibination times of
the diodes lii,-iit the frequency band. There are I table and 5 'Ligures.
ASSOCIATION: Institu-,. fiziki AN Latv. SSSR (Institute of Physics of the
AS Latviyskaya SSR)
SUB.MITTED: May 50, 1961
Fig. 2. Trigger with pulse shaper. Legend- (1) trigger; (2) pulse
shaper; (3) input; (4) output to second trigger.
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An experimental investigation of
Pig. 2
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,. Whener.
Rconowical aspects of precision punch press work. Dzd.J Lcvmnsa
vol.40:228-233 156. (MM 10:4)
(Punching machinery) (Sheet metal work)

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ACCESSIOR ER: AF50IT171 UR/0197/65/000/006/0079/0084~
AUTHOR: Vitolin'sh, ra.; Glukhov, V.; Kutsevalov, V.1 Obushev, 0.
TITLE: Investigation of a compaund-wound contactless syn ous motor
SOURCEt AN LatSSR. Izvestiya, no. 6, 1965, 79-86
TOPIC TAGS: electric motor, synchronous motor, contactless motor /S051-6 motor
ABSTRACT: The results of an experimental investigation of a S051-6, 3-kw, 1000-rpm
compound-wound contactless synchronous motor are reported. Special attention wdo
paid to the motor overload capacity and stability of operation under varied
supply-voltage conditions. These findings are offered: (1) The motor control
system maintains cos-V = I within �3j7fo in the entire load range up to the
out-of-step point; (2) When the supply-voltage decreases (increases), the motor drau_31
leading (lagging) current, thus tending to assist in maintaining the normal supply
voltagel (3) The motor exhibited atable operation at 01, 71, and 62% of tho rated
supply voltage with 100, 75, and 50% full load, respectively. Orig. art. haoi
5 figures and I formulas.
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iASSOCIATIONs Inatitut energetiki AN LatSSR (Institute of Power gnglneeri~ngp
I All LatSSR)
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BELENIKI'Y, M.L.; VITOLINYA, M.A. 17-itolina,M. I
Effeat of phenamine an the adrenal glands. Farm. I toks. 26
no.W73-674 N-3 163 (min 1882)
L Xafedrit farmdkolosit ( zav.-chlen-korreapondent AM SSSR
Prof. M.L. Belonlkly) Rizhakogo meditninakogo institutae

VITOLID. Ban' [Witold Bien] (Varshava).
Accounting in construction work. Bukhg.uchet 15 no.10:48
156. (KLRk 9:11)
(Construction industry-Accounting)

VITOLINi, O.lVitolias, 0.); VA11TER, M.[Valters, M.), red.; ROZE, A.,
~Ukhn. red.
(Effect of small angles of inclination of the bottom die
cavity on the economic accuraoy of forged parts and the
life of the die]Vliianie malykh uglov uklona rabochego ot-
verstiia matritsy na ekonomichnuiu tochnost' shtampoyannykh
detalei i srok sluzhby shtampa; radioelektrotekhnicheskaia
i metalloobrabatyvaiushchala promyshlennost'. Riga, TSentr.
biuro tekhn. informatsli., 1962. 15 p, (MIRA 16:4)
(Forging) (Dies (Metalworking))

VITOLX9. Tajat
Fattening wine for amt. laulm i perett.0p.T sellkhos- 7
no.6:44-" is 157. (MRA 10:7)
1. Xetylyakly lust1tut xhlrotuarodetTa.
(SwIne--leeding and feeding stuffs)

,VI/ V~~ L
USSR / Pharmacology, Toxicology. Chemotherapeutic &gonto. U-7
Abs Jour i Ref. Zh.-Diol., No 2, 1958$ No 8181
Author Vitolinya, M. A.
Inst 3
Title i Further Studies of the Pharmacology and Toxicology of
Tubazid.
Orig Pub i Sb. Nauoh. Rabot Tizhsk. Med. In-T, 1956, Vyp. 5, 37-44.
Abstract : Convulsive seizures were provoked by auditory and partially
by respiratory center stimulants during the administration
of Bubthre ;hold doses of tubazid. Convulsions were not
precipitated by stimulating the vomiting center in oats
with apomorphine or by causing an increase in the animal's
motor activity (by placing the animals in a water-filled
jar). The dose which caused convulsions in 5W. of experimental
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BELENIKIY,, M.L.; VITOLINYA, M.A. (Vitolina, M.]
Effect of reserpine on the reserve of pyrocatecholamineB in the
rabbit and cat body. Farm. i toks. 27 no.1:15-16 Ja-F 164.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Kafedra farmakologii (zav. - chlen-korrespondent AMII SSSR
prof. M.L. Belenlkiy) Rizhokogo meditsinakogo instituta.

VITOLINYA, M. A. Cand biol Sci -- (diss) "Experimental study of the pharraco-
lor,ioal and toxidological peoulinrities of tubazide (i sonicotinio -acid
hydrazide)." Riga, 1957. 16 pp (Min of Health Latvian SSR. Riga Med Inst),
300 copies (KL, 11-58, 115)
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V I r L- ! "j 77 fr! - I i
USSR/Pharnaeology. Toxicology. Chemotherapeutic Prupamtion3 V
A) Antibiotics
fibs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.., No 11, 1958, No 52087
Author Vitolinva M.1%,
Inst Riga Medical Institute
Title The Effect of Vitamin AOministration on the Tolerance of
Whito Mice to Tijbazid (Hydrazide of Nicotine Acid)
Orig 'Pub St. nauchn. rabot Pizhsk. rp-d. in-t, 1956, vrp 6, 5-7
Abstract ReswIts of studies concerning the effect of some ,ritanins;
on the tolerance of white nice to tubazid (I) are report-
ed. Prolonged adhinistration of vitamin PP (22 mg/kg),
(4-3 139/kg,) f. (43000 units/lkg) and D (2200 units/kd) n~o
only failed to incra-,se the tolerance of the animals to the
,m decreased it. It is poosible
toxic action of I. but ey
that the toxic action was ue to I, but to the producta
of I breakdoim in the organism and that) with the --drdnis-
tration of vitamins, the activity of enzymes participating
in the chemical degradation of I increased. -- V.I. Yellnik
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BXM'KIT. M.L.; VITOLINTA, M.A.
Affect of veratrine on the chollnergic systems. Blul,skep,blol.
I mad, 37 no.5:9-11 MY '54. (MT-HA 7:7)
1, Is kafedzy farmakologii (zav. Prof. M*L.Beloulakly) Rlzhekogo
meditsinskogo instituta (dir, zaalushenny7 dovattill nauki Ietvi7-
skoy SSR chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. I.M.1hirtntyek)
(VIMTRINE, effects.
*on carotid sinus in decerebrated cats)
(CAROTID SINUS, effect of drugo on,
*Yeratirine, in decorebrated cats)
(BRAIN. ph7siol%79
*decarebration, off. of veratrine on carotid sinus In
decerebrated cats)

YUGOSUiVIA/Cultivated Plants - Fruitse Berries. m-6
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7., 1958, 30076
Author :,"Xitolovic. V.
Inst, :
Title : The Distribution of Grape Varieties in the Vineyards of
Istria*
Orig Pub : ALTon. glasnik, 1957, 7, No 1-2, 42-51 (serbo-croatian)
Abstract : No abstract.
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Srine ~:rcluleni s Jn the deve1cfrient c f , ,-.r f--u,4t culturc; z' ( , :- , f r- , -( :7cl-ir,
-1
on this report.
p. 21-6, (PoljoprivrEdni Vcl. 5, nc. L/5, lpr.1i-.'ry 1,l"16. Samievc,
- , vc C- ,
I-'c.nthly Index of st Europenn A ccessions (P.'j~~7 ) I.C. ','0l. 7 . I
Febr ery -!~;518

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JUGWIAVIA (SERBO-CROATTA)/Cultivated Plants - Fruits. Berries. L-6
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 69368
Author Vitolovich
Inst
Title Vegetative Growth and Vitallity of Apple Species on
Shallow Soils Bedded on Limestone.
Orig Pub : Radovi Nauc. drustvo NR BiH, 1955, 5, 111-129
Abst : Results are given for tests on 13 apple varieties grafted
on the "dusen". The tests were conducted in an agricul-
tural school in Poreche (western Istria) from 1934 to 1955
under unirrigated conditions. Spaces between rows were
sodded and only circles surrounding the trunks were dug
up to a diameter of 1.3 m. The data as to tree sizes,
trunk diam ters, added growth and species adaptability to
and conditions are given.
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,.I; r 1; ts 11 VITOLSp
POPENS Ya. (1:(Ipens, Sjj
ycorticostaroids in ~,irmn
Y.
Fluncrometric ~)f II-D '~,2.
blood plasma. Vc!).
1. InstLtut. eksperinenta-lIncy mec3Ltsiny All
I'atViyokoy 33R9 ckiy fFku2ItE)t Latviyskogo
Hi
universiteta Imenill

VITOIS, P. M.
Vi,,,.-)Js, p. 14. - "Deposits of , o lding zan,-; In the Iatvian SSRII, Izvestiya Aka~.
nauk Latv. SSR, 1949, No. 4, p. 75-79, (In Latvian, res=e in Russian).
SO: U-4392, 19 August 53, (Letopis lZhurnal Inykh Stuatey, No. 21, 1949).

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I'toll, glacial AcOll. nd AcOM, but insol. in Et.0,
CHOY. und C411,, Ill 9~tvc an ormige SoNi. in It
wivi -.lot poi~iblc to prep. the dinxime o! 11. rhe ,..micarb-
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STEFANOVIC, G.;
Studies on the nature of oil-shale kerogen; oaddations with potassium
per-,anganate in aceton solution. Dul act nat SAN 25 no.7:69-75 '59.
(EEAI 9:12)
1. Institute of Chemistry, Faculty ot Scienc-it, University of Belgrade
(Oil shales) (Bitumens) (Oxidation)
(Potassium permanganate) (Acetone)

STEFAIIOVIC, Dorde; VITOROVIC, Dragomir; DURIGIC, Milica
Nature of the organic substances of oil shale; studied b7
mearis. of oxidation with potassium pormanganate in acetone
solution.- L. Oxidation of Colorado oil shale. Glas Hem
dr 25/26 no.5/7z4ll-424 160/161.
1. Prirodno-matematicki fabLItet, Hemijski inotitut, Beograd.

STEFANOVIC, Dordo; VITOROVIC, bragomirp, DURICIG, Milica
Oxidation of the Alekainac oil Bhale kerogen with
potassium permanganate solution. Glas flem dr 25/26
no.5/7:425-437 160/161.
1. Prirodno-matematicki fakultetp Hemijski institut,,
Beograd.

VITOROVIC, Dragomir K.; DbRICIC, Milica, V.
Acetone solution of potassim permanganates, and its action,
on cyclohexanone, decalin, tetralin, anthraquinone,
diphenylmethane., and benzophanone. Gles Hem dr 25/26
"'60/'61.
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1. Prirodno-matematicki fakultet, Hemijski inatitut,
Beograd.

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VITOROVIC, Dragomir; DJURICIC, Milica
Nature of the organic substances of bitum,'nous shales cxidiz,~d
With potassium peermanganate in acetone solution. Glas Hem dr
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1. Chemical Institute of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and
Mathematic3, Belgrade. Submitted February 25, 1964.