SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOLFSON, F.I. - VOLFSON, L.G.

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Structure Research of Endogenous Ore-Fields and 30-58-4-6/44
Deposits
tasks of the structure research of endogenous deposits
exist in reconstructing the history of the geological
development of ore-containing fields and in the
determination of the influence of tectonic perturbations
and of the composition of rock upon the spatial
distribution and form of the ore-fields in ore-containing
territories, fields and deposits. The main research method
exists in compiling detailed geological maps of ore-
containing territories at a scale of 1:50000 - 1:100000,
ore-fields 1:5000 - 1:10000, and single deposits 1:1000 -
1:2000 with great use of subterranean data (1:200 - 1:500)
and detailed sketches (1:25 - 1:100).
The author points out that at present ore-fields of greai
deposits do not have detailed geologic maps. The works on
the field of modelling tectonic processes are at present
still in an early stage. The researches want greater
application of geologists, operating- and economic$,
experts. Ia the next years all remainders in this fields
should be worked up by considering geophysical research
Card 3/4 methods as far as possible. The research works in the

Structure Research of Endogenous Ore-Fields and 30-~58-4-6/44
Deposits
field of the modelling of tectonic deformations should
be organized in the geological institutes of the
Academy of Sciences of ''i USSR.as well as in the kcademy
of Sciences of th* Unioi, lepublics. These researches
systematically carried L*'-, allow to rationalize the search-
and prombecting works and to increase their effectivity.
1~v * Geopkqniaal ~prospeeting-USSR
Cara 4/4

,VOL-"FSON-v-F.I.,- LUKIN, L.I.9 red.; SERGEYEVAl N.A. t red. izd-va; BYKOVA,
,V.V.9 tekhn. red,
[What are ore depositop where and how should prospecting be
conducted] Chto takoe rudnye mestorozhdeniiap gde i kak ikh
iskat'. Izd.2., Moskva, Gos. nauchno-tekbn. izd-vo 1-it-.ry
geol. i okhrane nedr, 1959. 70 p. (IAIRA 3 8r
(Ore deposits)

SC.'T /1 7
I%UTHORS: Vollfson, F.I., Shatalov, Ye.T-, and Yero,-"eye-, 3'~-"-.
TITLE: On the All-Union Conference for the Elaboration of Scien-
tific Bases of Prospecting for Concealed Mineral Depcsits
(0 vsesoyuznom soveshchanii po razrabotke nauchnykh cc-nov
poiskov skrytogo orudeneniya)
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1959, Nr 1, pp 59-62 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The above mentioned conference was called by the Academy
of Sciences of the USSR and the Ministerstvo geologii i
okhrany nedr SSSR (Ministry of Geology and Conservaticn of
Mineral Resources), and took place from 18 to 24 Noveirber,
1958. Five hundred geologists, representing 25 geological
managements, seven sovnarkhozes, 23 scientific-reseavch
institutes and five branches of the AS's of the USSR and
allied republics, took part in the conference. Opening
the conference, Academician A.G. Betekhtin stressed the
important taok expected of geologist.: in Oie next
years. He also indicated the general trendG of the
development of the scientific base of prospecting for
Card 1/3 concealed deposits. P.Ya. Antropov, Minister of Geology

S 0 V/ 17 ~ - 5- 9 - 1 - : 75
On the All-Union Conference for the Elaboration of Sz-4entific BaBes ol
Prospecting for Concealed Mineral Deposits
and Conservation of Mineral Resources of the USSR, also
spoke on that subject. The conference heard 28 reports
on the importance of different criteria and factors in the
prospecting for concealed deposits by: O.D. Levitskiy,
V.I. Smirnov, F.I. Vollfson, L.I. Lukin, M.B. BorodeyWTa-
kaya, N.I. Borodayevskiy, N.V. Petrovskaya, I.I_ Ginzburg)
V.I. Krasnikov, A.A. Saukov, Academician D.S. Korzhinskiy,
F.F. Rodionov, A.P. Solovov, V.Z. Fursov, A.G. Tarkhov,
Ye.A. Radkevich, K.F. Kuznetsov, V.S. Kormilitsin, B.F.
Sanin, G.F. Yakovlev, A.V. Korolev, P.A. Shpkhtrrian, V,I,'-
Vydrin, G.D. Azhgirey, Ye.F. Burshteyn, V.A. Nevskiy, M.N_
Godlevskiy, V,N. Yegorov, P.I. Kasatkin, T.N. Sirotkin, Ya.
P. Baklayev, V.P. Loginov, G.F. Chervyakovskiy, I,,V. Lep-
nyk]3~M.F. Novikov, F.L. Smirnov, P.S. Bernshteyn, A.!.
Khazagarov, N.A. Ozerova, V,H. Payarkova, I.L. Nikol',3k1.y,
V.P. Fedorchuk, L.I. Shabynin, V.S. Koptev-Lvornikov., IFA.
Card 2/3 Sirin,

S'V/ 1132-59-1-1-/ 1 8
On the All-Union Conference for the Elaboration of Scientific Bases of
Prospecting for Concealed Mineral Deposits
Summing up the results of the conference, O.D. Levitskfy,
Member-Correspondent of tne A2 of the USSR, said that -,he
results achieved up to now are far from satisfactory.
All concerned must work hard to elaborate new methods
and means of prospecting ~'or concealed mineral deposits.
ASSOCL4MON: IGZKj, Min-Isterstvo geologii i akhrany nedr SSSR (IGH4 and USSSR
Ministry of Geology and Conservation of Mineral Resources)
Card 3/3

VOLIFSON F.I.; LUKIN, L.I.; DYUKOV, A.I.; KUSB11AREV, I.P.; PEK, A.V.;
RTBALOV, B.L.; SMYUSHKIN, Ye.P.;- KHOROSHILOV, L.V.; CIE-ULITYSM,
V.F.; BIRTUOV, V.I.; GARKASH, A.A.; DBD INIU. A.V.; KARAMTAM.
K.A.; KUZNETSOV, K.F.; LOZOVSKIY, V.I.; MALINOVSKIT, Ye.P.;
NEVSKIT, V.A.; PAVLOV, N.V.; RONNNSON, B.M.; SAMONOV, I.Z.;
;SIDORMIKO, A.V. [deceased); SOPKO, P.F.; CHEGLOKOV, N.V.; TUDIN.
B.A.; KREIMR,,V.M.,.doktor geologo-mineral.nauki retsenzent; ..
KOTLYAR. V.N., doktor geologo-mineral.nDuk,.rotBonzc-irit; GRUMIEVOT.
T.G.j doktor geologo-mineral.nauk, retsenzent; NAY-01NIK,,N.I.,,doktor
geologo-mineral.nauk, retsenzerit; KUDEK, H.N.. dokt03! geologo-mineral.
nauk, retsenzent; LIOGENIKIY, S.N., retsenzent; WMALOV, Te.T.. doktor
geolo--o-mineral.neuk, red.; )GUSTALINTY, B.T., red. -, 391IGNUVA, N.A..
red.izd-va; GUROVA, O.A., tekhn.red.
[Basic problems and methods of studying structures of ore provinces
(Continued on next card)

VOL'FSON, F.I.---(continued) Card 2.
and deposits] OBnovnye voprosy i metody izu.cheniia i;tr-ukt-,l--
rudnykh polai i mestorozhdenii. Moskva, Gos,aauchno.-tekhn.izd-vo
lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr, 1960. 623 P.
WIRA 13:11)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut geologii rudnykh riestorozhdoniy,
petrogTafii, mineralogii i gookhimil. 2. Moskovskiy institut
tavetnykh metallov i zolota (for Dyukov, Biryukov, Druzhinin, Kuz-
netsov). 3. Institut mineralogii, geokhimii i kriat&llokhimii redkIkh
elementov AN SSSR (for Garmash). 4. Akedemiya nauk ArmyanBkoy SM
(for Karamyen). 5. Ba"Leyzoloto (for Sid-orenko). 6. Institut geolo-
gii rudnykh mestor02hdaniy, petrografii, mineralogii i geokhimii
AN SSSR (for Malinovskiy, Hevskiy. Pavlov, Chernyshev). 7. Moskovskiy
geologorB2vedochnyy institut im. S.Ordzhonikidze (for Ronenson).
8. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut mJ.nerallnogo syrlya
(for Samonov). 9. Voronezhakiy universitet (for Sopko). 10. Kol'skiy
filial AN SSSR (for Tudin).
(Ore deposits)

VOLIPSON. I.; LEZIN. S.1.
Basic structural characteristics of lead-zinc deposits in the
Allbrus ore province. Geol. rud, meatorozh. no-1:55-69 Ja-F 160.
(MM4. 13:7)
1# Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrogr&fii, minera-
logii i geokhimii AN SUR.
(Kuban Valley-Lead ores) (Kuban Valley--Mzic ores)

MX, A.T., VOLIFSON, F.I., LIUKIN, L.I.
Studying stractures of endogenouB ore deposits. Geol. rwi. mesto-
rozh. no.4:3-30 JI-Ag 160. (MM 13:8)
1. Institut geologii ruditykh mesI.orozhcleniy, petrografii. I
mineralogii geokhimii AN SSSR, Mosk-va.
(Ore deposits)

BA.YIMKHAKM)OV. Kh.H., TOLIFSON, F. I.; ZAKIPOV, T. Z. ; KOROILIPV, V.A.;
KREYM, V.M.; KUSBNAREV, I.T. ; LUKIN, L. I.; NEVSEIY, V.A.;
HIKIFOROV, H-A, ; PZK, A.K. ; RUSAUOVA, O.D.; SONTUSHKIN, Te.F.;
CHRMYSEEV, V. F. ; SHEURTMAN, P.A.
Aleksei Vasillevich Kordlev; obituaa7. Geol. rud. mestorozh.
no.4:1,34-135 JI-Ag 160. (MIILk 13:8)
(Korolev, Aleksei Vasillevich, 1897-1960)

ALITGAUZEN, M.N.; AMIRASLANOV, VOLIFSON F.J.; EREnEll, V.M.;
LEVITSKIY, O.D.; MALINOVSKIy, F.M.
Academician Iosif Fedorovich Grigorlev; on the 70th anniversar7
of his birth. Sov. geol. 3 no. 9:162-165 s 160.
(MMA 13:11)
(Grigorlev. Iosif Fedorovich, 1890-)

NASLRD0Vv Boris Nikola-yevich [deceased];-VOLIFS0119 F.I.j doktor geol.-
miner. nauk, red.; KOLOSHINA9 T.V., red. izd--vi_; GUROVA, O.A*,
tekbn. red*
[MetaUogeny of western Tien Sum and Uzbekiotan) Metallogeriia
Zapadnogo Tianl- Shania i Uzbekistana. Pod red. F.I.Vollfsona.
Moskvag Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane
nedr, 1961. 328 p. (Tien Shan-Ore deposits) (MIIZA 2j,,-.6)
J,
Mbekistan-Ore deposits)

VAKHRCbMEV, Sergey Andreyevich; ZAKHAROVt Ye.Ye., red. -.-.VOL IFWN-f -F-,I-i -,p red,
BHUZOVSKAYApL.I.g red. izd-va; MAKEYKV, V.I., ied. izd-va; 1TjWOVAq
A.G.# tekbn. red.
(Mineral resourcesp their classification and formation) Mestorozhdeniia
poleznykh iskopasmvkht ikh klassifikats-'Lia-i usloviia Jbrazovaniia. Pod
red. E.B.Zakharova i F.I.Vollvaona. Moskvaj Gos.nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo
lit-ry po gel. i okhrane nedr, l961. 462 p. (MIRA 34:7)
(Mines and mineral resources)

j
SMITNOV, Sergey Sergeyevich, Wmdemik; BETEKHTIN, A.G... akademik., glav.
red.; VOLIFSON F I doktor geol.-min. nauk', otv. red.;
-*- * I
GWOV1TGTX-,-L.A., red. izd-va; 5HKVCMIKO, MI.,, tel-chn. red.
(Complex metal deposits and metallogery of eastern Trans-
baikalial Polimetallicheskie mestorozbdeniia. i metallogenii&
Vostochnogo Zabaikallia. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962..
506 p. (Transbaicalia-Ore deposits) (MIRA 15: 1)

VOL'FSOR, E.I.
Controversial questions on the genesis of sulfide deposits. Geol,
rud.mestorozh. no.5t],18-128 S-0 '61. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrof-rafti,
mineralogii i geekhimij AN SSSR Moskva.
(Sulhdes)

ul
RS: F, Kurhnarev, T. P. L"Kin,
I. Ye., Sonyushkin, Ye. P., "-isbkpin,
T
L P; 'iome nroblems, colioerning the forr,,iation ofniy,,Irot~ternai
-,)rani,,)m
.,ER-OD -,C;,:,: Referatiwnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. lo, 1)6,,, 11,7,
abstract lOG111 (Izv. vyssh. uchebn. zaveleniy. Geol. i
razvedka, no. ~, 1961, 12-24)
herl. raniua, deno-
~,`ucly of :3amples from hylrot -101 u ts
r om variouz nro7incez: sn o -,-, at'nat tne-, have many :~ene'lic ..features in
CoMmon. e uran, ium- provinceF are characterized 'py mnany
of ma~:7-.ati~m. Ur~,iniuM mineralization is flue to plutonic pockets o~T
granite mia.~-.:ia in the fianI .3-a.-e of rlevelop.-,-ent. LarCe-spale Chemical
-1 J. province - I
analysers for one o-' the s sho-.-,ed the mean ,.ir~-n`u- cont,2,it o'
Z,arly `ercynizn co.-.inlex to be 2.2-10-4-//,,, tu.na-t uf the "I:iJdle
4 - jj)-4~,,.
-ercynd-an 4.6-10 ~/2 and that of the Late Hercynian 6.5 In eaclin
senarate intrusive complex the quantit.- of uranium, is .-reater in the
Card 1/2

Sor.-.,e prolbier.'.S corlc('rnin~: t1no ...
B1 68/71180
o v, n - e r r o cUranium mineralization occurs d-urij~ one of ",e final
.7tarles of. t*-,e 'hydrother-al :Jrocoso. '2ne princinil p a ra ~,, e n (- t i c
aznoc iat ion!j of -,jitchblonde tire tch-sulf ide .' t.1
t p" -c; -carboral to, pi tch-
fluorite, and The Virst two a.,itiociationo arQ.
4-!-)ical of ur-ani,um Je1)ouit-.; propevly speakine. Ur-aniul;j Car; .1be
t--ansported in hy-Irothermal sol-iltions in tetravalent and hc-xavalent
naz;:~in,- throi;:-~h the stalf,eo of true and colloidal --;olutions.
C0.1ditions for the formation of the up?er Part of uraniui,,,
are -found nt 500-700 rn, from the former surface of the eartil
-:~ossibie vertical ;,-Anera-zation ran,-,e of up to 1830 In. De:)oz~t;on
u L -L - -
10 f t 1-1 eores is accom-)nnicd 1j,- silicification, chloritizzation, alb-4-ti-sation
4
and sericitization of the enciosin- rocks. Alb~tization ic typical of
the unner parts of uranii;r.,. ore-bodies. The temnerature at ahich the oreo
forr. iC-found to be 150-2'GOOI-1. .-Abstracter Is note Comnlete trans-
la -t 1 or! .
Gard 2/2

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ARKHANGELISKAYA, V.V.; VOLIFSON, F.I., doktor geol.-mineral.nauk .9
otv. red.
(Geology of lead-zinc deposits in the Klichka ore region
(eastern Transbaikalia).) Geologiia svintsovo-tsinkovykh
mestorozhdenii Klichkinskogo rudnogo Paiona (Vostochnoo
Zabaikalle), Moskva., 1963. 21-1 p. 'Akp-demiia nauk SSSR.
Institut geologii rudnykli mestoruzhderiLi. petrografti,
mineralogii i geokhimii. Trudy, no. 9j')

VOLIFSON.. F. Lj LUKIN., L.I.; ZALESSKIY., LI.V.; ROZANOV., Yu.A.
Role of the study of the structures of ore deposits and of the
physicomechanical properties of rocks in the detm=lnatior. of coWitions
of localization of endogenic ore deposits. Trudy IGM no.41:5-14
14IRA 24: 8)
1. Laboratoriya struktur rudnykh poley i mestorozhdeniy Institute.
geologii rudnyk1~\mestorozhdeniy , petrografii, mineralogii i
geofiziki 3 Laboratoriya fiziko-mekhanicheskikh isoledo-vuniy
gornykh porod Institut-2 geologil rudnykh mestorozMeniy, petrografii,
mineralogii, i geofiziki.
(Ore deposits)

VOLIFSON, F.I.; FAVG'RSKikYk, M.A.
In memory of Academician Sergei Sergeevich SmLrnov. Izv.
AN SSSR. Ser. geol. 30 no. 10:3-14 0 165. (1,11RA 18:12)

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- -- - Ms alxtwg~ Romig LIMBROBI izlv*~ ~n
SHCHERBAKOV, Del., akademik; CRUKEROV, F.V.; VOLI~tON F.I.9 doktor
n-auk; LUXINJ, L.I. ZM~--
Sciantifia-vork cf Academician Iusif Federovich Grigorlev.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.geol. 30 no.11:110-11.4 u 165.
(MJRA 18t12)
1. Chien-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Chukhrav).

VOLIFSON, F.,I.; LUKIN, L.I.
Prospecting for hidden endogenetic mineralizat.i0n. Razvcrd. i
okh. nedr 31 no.7sl.6 Jl 165o (MIRA 18M)
lo Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petroi,,rafii,
mineralogii i geokhimii AN SSSR.

VLASOV, K.A.; BEMV, N.V.;,,VOL'FSON, F.I.; GENKIN, A.D.; (,IN7BI11,-,G, A.I.;
LUKINY L.I.; KORZHINSKIYY D.S.; SALTYKOVA, V.S.; SAUKOV, A.A.;
SOKOLOV.1 G.A.; SHMERBAKOV, D.I.; SHADLUJI) T.N.
Konstantin Avtonomovich Nenadkevich, 1830-1963; obituary. Geol.
rud. mestorozh. 6 no-1:123-125 Ja-F 164.
(Mlpjt 17: 11)

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AM5014982 BOOK EXPLOITATION UR/553.C,6lr546.79
Batulin, S. C ; Golovin, YE. A.; Zelanova, 0. 1.; 1~ashLrtsevs. M.
Koriarova G. V.- Kondrat'yeva, 1. A.; Liattain A* K.; Perel'man'. I
__1 _ .
A. I.; Sinde 7-ni a, V. D.; Chernikov, A. A.,
Shms7~iovjch
YE."N'
as
Exogenous epLgenetic deposits of uranium; formation conditto
viy 4"
(Ekzonennyye epigenetLcheakLye mentorozhdeniya urana; uslo
biblio.,
obrazovnniya). Moscow, Atomizdat, 1965. 321 V. Lljus.,
Errata slip inserted. 1100 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGSt deponit formation, epigenetic theory, exodiagenetic
deposit, surface uranium accumulation, uranium bituminous deposit,
uranium deposit, uranium, nuclear fuel. r"
PURPOSE.-AND COVERAGE: This book to intended-for readers specializing,
in the geology of ore deposits, in particular for those concerned
with atom:-c raw materials, and also for students of higher~,:duca
tion institutions; In the book, for the first time in S .v'L t an;
foreign literatures, the epigenatLc theory of urartium-deposit
formation is expounded. Many Soviet and f6raign nource materials

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Nave been used in thia book. and some of the investigations
ca-,ried out by the present authors are published in this bo 0'k for
the first titne. Several names of Soviet scientists working in
this field are mentioned. V. A. Us2anski collaborated on Ch. X,
and it. A. 'Ji3elkina on Ch. 111. Tito authors thank[-IC-. -A.. Saukoy~
deceased, Corresponding Member Academy of Sciences USSR, and
F. 1. Vol'faan, D. G. Snpozhnikov, V. 1. Gerasistovitki , H. F.
Gritna-l".1S9, and 1. P. Kush-aarev, Doctors of
Caologico-Hineralogic Sciences; V. 1. 6-s-nchov, Candidate of Geo-
logico-Hineralogic Sciences, and N. A. Volokovy'khn. There are
about 12 pages of referencen of which about 3/4 ar-s Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS labridged]3
Introduction 4
Ch. 1. Epigenatic processes in hyperglane ssome 9
Ch. II., Chemistry and crystallochamLatry of uranium -joupounds 22-

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Ch. III. Associations of nonoxLdize,d uranium mLnerala in
epigenetLe deposits.-- 37
Ch. IV; Uranium in'surface and ground voters -- 46
Ch. V. Uranium In stratal voters -- 57
Ch. VI. Classification of exogenous uranium deposit@ a3
Ch. VII. Exodingenatic deposits (Type 5) -- 113
Ch.,VITI. Deposits of Oxygenous sheet oxidation (Type 6) -- 133
Ch. IXo Deposits of oxygen-free oxidation (Type 7). Deposits in
oil-bearing carbonate rocks -- 180
Cho X. Uranium-bituminous deposii's'ln nonmetamorphosed sedimentory.,
rocks -- 215

SUB CODES US SUBMItTFDI 041?eb65 NO RXI SOVS .188
OTHERS 118
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Ch. XI. On surface uranium accumulation* in regions vith arid
climate -- 232
Ch. XII. Zone of oxidation in epigenetic deposits 239
Concluaion 275
References 309
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VOLIFSONY doktor geol.-miner. nauko prof., otv. roil.
[Geology of lead-2inc deposit.5 -4r. t--e cze 2~~=-:
Geologlia svintso-vo-t,-Anko1,rjkh mestoro--hdenil KanSai3k-OgO
rudnogo polia. Moskva., Mauka., 1.965. 200 p.
(MIRA 18:6)
1. Akaderdya nauk SSSR. Institut geologii i-udnykh weAo-
rozhdeniy, petrografii, mineralogii i geokhimii.

KOROIEV, Aleksey Vasillyevich; SIIEKIITW4, Fwjol A.I,--kjaiidk-uviiI-h;
VOLIFSrV F I retsenzent; YEIVA-KOV, N.P., red.;
- "MMOVA, Z.A.,I ved. red.
(Structural conditions governing the distribution of
postmagmatic ores] Strukturnye usloviia rameshchaniia
poslemagmaticheskikh rud. Moslcva, Nedra 1965. 5C6 p.
~MIRA 1B-.4)

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VOL'FSON, GEMIN, A.D.
Conference on tne problem of postmagmatic are he'd J-
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(I m-TR~- l? : 1'.L. I.

ORLOVA, A.V.; IPONISOIi, I.N.; F.I.; LUKIIIII, L.I.;
SHATALOV, Ye.T.,
(Litholoqical and structural factors in tbp dist-ibution
of mi-neralization in ore regions; basic pri-nciples of
metallogenetic research and the compilation of metal-lo-
genetic and forecasting maps of ore regions] Litologiche-
skie i struk-turn-:~ faktory razireslicheniia orudeneniia v
rudnykh raianakh; osnovnye printsipy metallogenicheskikh
issledovanii i sostavloniia metallogenicheskikh i prognoz-
nykh kart rudnykh r-aionov. Moskva, Nodra, 1964. 2121 p.
(MBiA 17:12)

,- VOLIFSON, F.I.
Geologic structures of lead-zinc depo
.L nits in the Argun ore
belt.-Trudy IGEM n0.83:541-550 t63. (MIRA 16:11)

VOLIFSON, F.I.; LUKIN, L.I.; SOKOLOV, G.A.
rn memory of Academician Sergei Sergeevich Smirnov. Geol.#ud.
mestorozh. no.6:114-1-16 N-D 162. (MIIIA 15:12)
(Smiruov., Aqrgei Serjeevich, 1895-19,47)

.-VOL'FSON- FII.- GDZBURG, I.I.; SAPOZHNIKOV, D.Gq SOKOLOV, G.A.;
YAWITSMY A.L-
Eightieth birthday of B.P. Krotov. Geol.rud.mestoro2di. no-50-17-
n8 S-0 162. (MIRA 15:32)
(Krotov, Boris Petrovich, 1882-)

VOLIFSON,-F- I- (reader) and BRUZHININ, A. V.
IlPatterns of Distribution of Ore Fields in Different Structural-Facies
Zones of East Zabayfkallye"
report presented at the First All-Union Conference on the Geology and
Metallurgy of the Pacific Ocean Ore Belt, Vladivostok, 2 Octolx!r 1960
So: Geologiya Rudnykh Mostorozhdeniy, No. 1, 1961, pages 119-3.27

VOL I FS 0,11, IJ
LUKIN, L.I.; NSVSKIY, V,A.; YEK, A.V,; SHEKIIIJAN, T A.
"Prospecting for mineral deposits" by Y.M. Kreiter, Revienred
by F.I. Vollfson ard others. Sov.geol.? 4 no.12:13:3-137 D 161.
(141'bl 15:2)
1. Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdoniy, petrografti,
mineralogii i geokhimii.
(Prospecting)
(Kre-iter, V.M.)

SMIRNGV, Sergey Sergeyevich, akademikT BETEKETIN, A.G- akadorik,,
glav. red.--VOLIFSOII J"F'IA doktor geol.--min. nauk, otv.
VIK L.A., red. izd---va5 DO-RO=IA, lzl'
red.; GODO OVA �~'
tekhn. red.
(Ore deposits and metallogeny of eastern regions of the U,S~S.al-,]
Rudnye mestorozhdenila i metallogeni'La vostochWkh ridonov SSSR.
Moskva, Izd-.vo Akad. nauk SSSR~, 1962t, 35? P. ',MDRA 15 3 9)
(Siberia, Eastern,--Ore~ deposits)

I
_XP_L~E~ ~; LUKIN, Leonid Ivanovich; SERGEYEVA, N.A.,
red. izd-va; BYKOVA, V.V., tekhn. red.
(What are ore deposits, where and how to search for them]Chto
takoe rudnye mestorozhdeniia, gde i jcak ikh iskat'. Izd.3.,
perer. Moskva, Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1962. 77 p. (MIPA 15:12)
(Ore deposits) (Prospecting)

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VOLIPSON, G.A. - BRUD, V-(',. , starshiy inzhener otdola.
0
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Tester lead-in amd lead-in posts for regioaal teleciumunication
offices. Vest.sviazi 16 no.1:6-9 Ju '56. (MLRA 9:5)
1. Nachallnik otdela TSentral'nogo konstruktorskogo byuro (for
Vollfson).
(Telegraph lines) -

votfnoll, G-.G.
al Abstrnr~ts
Ghulnic,
YDI- 48 No. 5
16, -1~54
F cjcd s
aminilfition of milk and milk roducts with orbic
iic A AUJIessonov and 'a. fj.yVol'h~on 01%. T, list.,-
Acad. Mtd- Sci. U.S.S.R., Aiosow). roprosy t-uaniya
Iz, r1= of m ilk and milk friod
products for children with up to 10 mg. % ascorbic azid
does not' affect caste quality nor hasten curdling of the cascin
on heating. Storage of the tmriclied mill. at 4-G* for 20
iirs. does lot enuse an appreciable loss oft lie vitain ill. En-
richment of milk soups with tip 0 15 mg. % ascorbic~acid;
does not spoil the taste qualides. Storagz- of hot enriched'
soups leads to loss of the vitamin; after I lir. at 65-75*
the loss is 10-34%, after 2 lirs. 12-44%. The stability of
the vitamin seems to increase with all iticreasc of conco. ill'
inilk soup; this is especially proitounced at the 15 mg. %
level.

SPIVAK, M.Ya.; ARGUDAYEVAY N.A.; NABIYEV.. E.G.; CHISTOVICH, G.N.;
RIVLINy M.I.; SEMENOV, M.Ya.; KFOGLIKOV, V.M.; SHALIAEVA, A.M.;
TITRClVA, A.I.; RAYKIS, B.N.; MILYAYEVA, Ye.N.; BRUIDNAYA, E.I.;
GODINA, I.F.; ~YO-LInT,_ ?SINSKAYA, L.A.;
_qj.; SOSONKO, S.M.; KOLL
VYSOTSKIY, B.V.; MALYKH, k.S.; MIROTVORTSEV, Yu.I.1 SYCHEVSKIY,
P.T.; GOPACHENKO, I.M.; KARPITSKAYA, V.M.; FETISOVIL, I.A.;
MARTYNYUK, Yu.V.; EMDINA, I.A.
Annotations. Zhur. milcrobiol., epid. I immm. 40 no-3:128-131
Mr '63. (MrRA 17:2)
1. Iz Kemerovskogo seditsinskogo instituta i Kemerovskoy
klinicheskoy bollnituy No.3 (for Spivak, Argudayevu). 2. Iz
Kazanskogo institu-ta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey imeni
Lenina (for Nabiyew). 3. Iz Leningradskogo kozhnogo dispans0ra
No. I (for Chistovich, Rivlin). 4. Iz Rostovskoy oblastnoy
sanitarno-epidemiologicheskoy stantaii (for Semenov). 5. Iz
Stavropollskogo instituta vaktsin i syvorotok (for Krug-likov,_
Shallneva, Titrova, RaykiAs). 6. Iz Kuybyshevskogo Instituta
epidemiologii, mikrobiologii i gigiyeny i TSentrallnogo insti-
'tuta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey (for Milyayeva). 7. Iz
Vaeso,vuznogo nauchno-issledevateltakogo instituta zhelemo-
dorozhnoy gigiyeny Glavnogo sanitarnogo upravlaniya Minis-
terst4a putey soobshcheniya i Detskoy polikliniki St. Lyublino
(Continu-3d on next card)

SpIVAK, M.Ya.---- (continued) card 2.
Moskavskoy zheleznor dorogi (for BrudnaYa, Godina). B. I's
Vrachobno-sanitarnoy sluzhby Severnoy zheleznoy dorogi (for
Vollfson. Sosonko.9 KolesinskaYa). 9. Iz Vladivostokskogo
iirs-tituta- epidemiologii, mikrobiologii i gigiyeny i Primorskoy
krayevoy protivochumnoy stantsii (for Vysotskiy, Malykh,
Mirotvortsevp Syche"kiy, Gopachenko). 10. Iz Yaroslavskogo
meditsinskogo instituta, ifor Karpitskaya). 11. Iz Aralmorskoy
protivochumnoy stantsii (for Fetisova). 12. Iz Llvovskogo
instituta epidemiologii, imikrobiologii i gigiyeny (for Martynyuk,
&,dina).

VOLOFSON~ G.I.
1;
- ROMAn Sergeevich Chetyrkin. Gig.1 san. no.5:39-42 My 954. (Kr.-qk 7:5)
1. Iz Leningradakogo sanitarno-gigiyenicheekogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(Chetyrkin, Roman Sergeevich, 1797--1865)

BELYAYEV,, A.I.; FIRSAROVA, L.A.; VOLIFSON, G.Ye.; LAZAREV, G.I.
Effect of cathodic current density and the cryolite ralation
of el:eetrolyteEs ~n- the current efficiency in alminum production.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; tsvet. met. /, no-5:111-122 161. (miRA 14:io)
1. Krasnoyarskiy institut tavetnykh metallov i Volkhovskly
aJ4uminiyevyy zavod. (Aluminum-Blectrometallurgy)

ACCESSION NR: AT4001237 S/3031/63/000/035/0101/0107
AUTHORS: Belyayev, A. I.; Firsanova, L. A.; Vol'fson, G. Ye.;
Lazarev, G. I.; Pal'chikov, A. I.
TITLE: Obtaining ultrapure aluminum by distillation through
subfluoride in a pilot unit
SOURCE: Gosudarstvenny*y institut tsvetny*kh metallov. Sbornik
nauchny*kh trudov. Moscow, no. 35, 1963, 101-107
TOPIC TAGS: ultrapure aluminum, ultrapure aluminum production,
ultrahigh purity metal, ultrahigh purity metal production, ultrahigh
purity aluminum, ultrahigh purity aluminum production
ABSTRACT: Apparatus for the production of ultrapure aluminum by
distillation via the hypofluoride, developed at the Institut
tsvetny*kh metallov im. M. I. Kalinina (Institute of Nonferrous
Metals) by A. 1. Belyayev and L. A. Firsanova (Trudy Mintsvetmet-
zoloto im. M. 1. Kalinina, no. 33, 1960) is described briefly. In
this method the purified aluminum is brought in contact with vapor-
Card

ACCESSION NR: AT4001237
ized aluminum fluoride at 1050* and residual pressure 10-1-- 10-2 rm
Hg. The produced aluminum hypofluoride is decomposed into pure
aluminum and aluminum fluoride which is returned to tha cycle.
During the course of the trials of the aluminum distillation tech-
nology, conditions were found under which large aluminum ingots of
specified shape can be produced in the condenser, with simultaneous
production of the return condensate (Al + AlF3 with small amount of
disperse aluminum). Tests with the pilot plant have shown the pos-
sibility of producing by this method superpure aluminum (99.999%)
in amounts up to 1 kg a day. The aluminum obtained in the pilot
plant was found suitable for production of semiconductor rectifiers,
since the siluminum produced from it has less than 0.0001% Fe,
0.0006% Mq, and 0.0001% Cu. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Gosudarstvenny*y institut tsvetny*kh metallov (state
Institute of Nonferrous Metals)
Card 2/p

22799
10 7 S/136/6i/000/(105/002/008
E073/E535
AUTHORS: Belyayev. A.I., Firsanova, L. A., Voll'son, G.Ye.
and Katon, Ya. Sh.
TITLE: On the Problem of Interaction of Barium Chloride with
Cryolite Melts 'and its Influence on the Technology of
Electrolytic Refining of Aluminium
PERIODICAL: Tsvetnyye metally, 1961, No-5, PP-43-45
TEXT: In electrolytic refining of aluminium by means of the
three-layer method, an electrolyte is used consisting of barium
chloride, cryolite, aluminium fluoride and sodium chloride.
Chemical analyses of electrolytes reveal the presence in the
electrolytes of barium fluoride in quantities reaching 17 to 18%.
This indicates interaction in such melts of barium chloride with
the fluorides, for instance in accordance with the reaction:
3BaC12 + 2AIF3 ---) 3BaF2+ 2AICI 3 (1)
The results are given of analyses of the electrolytes from baths
for electrolytic refining of Al with various cryolLte ratios,
Table 1. (K.o. - cryolite ratio; composition of the electrolyte,
Card 1/4

NIMME
On the Problem of Interaction ...
22799
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E073/E535
wt.%). It can be seen that with decreasing cryolite ratios,
from 1.94 to 1.33 (i.e. with increasing AlF content), the content
of BaF2 increases from 1.89% to 17.31%. A2cording to the
reaction, Eq.M, in addition to BaF latile A1C,1 forms, which
leads to a partial loss of Cl. For f~evp'ourpose of vilifying the
possibility of the reaction expressed by Eq.M, synthetic mixture*s
of salts were produced with cryolite ratios between 1 and 3
containing 3 to 60 wt.% BaCl 2* This mixture was maintained in the
molten state for I hour at 10000C and then rapidly cooled and
analysed chemically for the contents of Na, Al, Ba and Cl. From
the analytically determined Ba and Cl contents, the respective
content of BaC12 was calculated and these values were compared.
A plot is made of the analytically det6rmirted BaCl content (%,
based on the % of Cl . in the melt) as a function of' the BaC12 content
in the charge for crYolite ratios (K.o.) of 2.8 to 1.0 (the
uppermost line applies to the initial BaC12 content in the charge).
The results show that the reaction expressed by Eq.(l) does indeed
take place and leads to an accumulation of BaF2 in the electrolyte.
This is brought about by an increase in the AIF3 content
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of the melt, i.e. by a decrease in the cryolite ratio. The
following conclusions are arrived dt:.
1. Consi-derable interaction wqts observed in melts wit'i-i cryol ite
ratios below 2, whereby as a result of this interaction BaF 2
forms which has an unfavourable infltience on the properties of
the welt.
2. To imnrove the oneration*of industrial baths in electrolytic
refining of Al, the cryolite ratio must not drop below 1.7.
3- It is-ne6essary to develop a rapid method of analysis of the
eledtrolyte which is applicable'to electrolytic refining of Al
for the purpose of systematic checking of the composition and
m-aintaining an optimum cry6lite -ratio. There are 1 figure
and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONS: Institut tsvetnykh metallov imeni D1. I. Kalinina
(Institute of Nonferrous Metals :Ln-eni M.I.Kalinirl.)kj
(Belyayev and Flrsanova).
Volkhovskiy alyuminiyevyy zavod (Volkhov
Aluminium Works) (Vollfson and Katon)
Card 3/4

BELYAYOV, Anatoliy Ivanovich; FIRSANOVA, Lidiya Alekseyevna; NEKRASOV,
B.V., retsenzent; VOLIFSON, G.Ye., inzh.. retsenzent; EL'KIND,
L.M., red.izd-ve; tekhn.red.
(Monovalent aluminum in metallurgical processes] Odnovalentnyi
aliuminii v metallurgicheskikh protsessakh. Moskvq, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgii, 1959.
14'L p. (MIRA 12:10)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Nakrasov).
(Aluminum--Blectrometallurgy) (Chemistry, Ketallurgic)

FMCR:-.'..Vlkdc&-oEi
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gh . 41 * 16 ~ I

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with- a -3 lite
av r -at or- - -
icing, tale- effect 'wMess-of-une refining coi
tb 3-: the en& Vjai gcouXa.vas Obtained;
:_-4impurities -:frcd: -transitim metA35- of VMS_
Irr remelting ~ the:: "arty" en&i.'.or the.tast ampUs 'vith, additioaal zims refining,
~V"es_:And -2 Ubles. -
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V 0 1-' V=!s 0 N) -E. Z.
Subject : USSR/Electricity
Card 1/1 Pub. 26 - 11/33
AID P 21112
Authors Rytslin, A. M., Donbass Power System
Blagonadezhdin, V. M., Kuybyshev Power Syztem
Knyazevskiy, B. A., Moscow Power System
B., Kirov Power System
Miusa Donbass Power System
0v,
Ioffe, Ye. F., Gor'kiy Power System
Title Discussions on the volume, of instructions and
operational documentation for power substations~
Periodical Elek sta 5, 37-43., MY 1955
Abstract The article refers to an article by Eng. G. B. Yakusha
published in this periodical (No. 10, 1953) and gives-
a summarized account of opinions and answers received
from readers. The subdect of the discuSsIon is the
documentation involved in the operation of substations.
The need for standard instructions and a decrease in the
amount of paper work is stressed by all correspondents.
Institution: None
Submitted No date

VE.!~P~t -1- iAzh.
E-Ver imen tal-'Invest igat ion of profile cascadeB of turbine blPdi'ng-
[Trudy] Lmz no.6:65-go 160. (MIRA 13:12)
(Turbinse-Aerody,namics)

3/124/6 1 /00o/008/0 14/042
A001/A101
AUTHOR- Vol'fson, 134.
TITLE: An approximate estimate of the effect of counters~tnkin& of blade out-
let edges on the end losses of energy in straight cascades of the
profiles
FEBIODICAL; Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, no. 8, 1961, -32, abstract SM94
(V sb, "Issled. elementov parvykh I gaz. turbin i osevykh kompres-
sorov. (Tr. Leningr, metallich..z-da, v. 6)", Moscox-Leningrad,
Mashgiz, 1960, 101 - 106)
TEXT: The author takes into account approximate additicnal energy losses
connected with the existence of a closed axial gap in annular turbine cascades.
The theoretical estimate of these losses is performed for a stra-ght cascade
around which flows a potential stream of incompressible fluid'wi*"-.h formation of
a turbulen-~.boundary layer. The loss coefficient Is determined cis the ratio of
frIction force power on the walls of the interblade channel to the power corres-
responding to kinetic energy of the potential stream flowing through the inter-
Card 1/2

211
An approximate estimate ...
3/i24/61/000/oo8/014/042
A001/AQ01
blade-channel at the absence of friction forces. Resi-ilts of comparison with ex-
periments are presented,
L, Naumova
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Car,d 2/2

S11231611000101010131016
A004/A 104
AUTHORS: Vollfson, I. M. ; Nausov, M, K., and Ushakov, V. I.
T.*=.* Remote-controlled coordinator for the static blowlng through of the
blade profiles
PMODICAIL~ Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 10, 1961, 17, abstract
101134 (V sb.. Issled. elementov parovykh I gaz. turbin I osevykh
kompressorov. [Tr. Leningr..metallich. z-da, 61. Moscow-Leningrad,
Mashgiz, 1960, 464-470)
7EXT: The authors describe the coordinator, its mechanical part, the
control panel and electric circuit. Service tests showed the nocessary control
accuracy of the displacements of the devices during the tests ('. -inear displacemerts
+ 0.1 mm, rotary movements � 0.10). The system makes it possiblit to improve the
working conditions of the laboratory staff and increase the quality of tests.
There are 4 figures.
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation]
-Card 1/1

VOL I
Lengthening the iser7ice life of ties. Patl i put. Idioz. 7
no.3:20-23 163. (MIRA 16-'4)
1. Nachallnik otdela mekhanizataii aluzhby puti, Leningrad.
(Railroads-Ties)

VOLIPSON, I.M.; YELIZAROV, V.S.; LOPATIVSKIY, A.O.; OZERNOV, L.A.;
- I --TRIFONOVA, M.A.
Aerodynamic study of the operation of plane and annular cascades
with TS-2A profiles developad by the Moscow Institute of Power
Engineering. Trudy MEI no.47:31-36 163. (MIRA 17-1)

VOLIFSONY I.S.: POLYAKOVA, A.I.,
Present sta-,~,ds of the p--lu
gasoline Plants or th,3 riid--Jle Vr~l,rex Val',~Iy ~J- c,r.'
Economy. Gaz. delo
1. Ta4.&rL3kiy r, er tyan oy ri -aL--jao I 10-va t sk.~, v 5 t

BERG, G.A.; MASAGUTOV, R.M.; VGLIF'-"C!'N, i-S.; KlIULLON, T.~',;
M.I.; KIIARITSKAYA, R.Z.
Hydropurift ca Liar, of thermol. cracking rallux. Tr!.iiy aash no.ir.:
69-77 162. (R:, pt-k. 17: -10)

VOLIFSON, I.S.; ARWIYANY Ye.S.; YUDINTSEVA, I.P.; MASANOVIi, N.A.
Effect of the fractional composition on the rate of the
extraction of aromatic hydrocarbons. Nefteper. i naftekhim.
no. 3:29-30 t64. (MIRk 17:5)
1. Tatarskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut g. Kazan'.
- r;

V 10187--?66- - - MIT
ACC W AP502472
WE
SOURCE CODE: UR/0286/65/000/020/0046/0046
AUTHOR: Vollfson,, I. SOC-
ORG: none
TITLE-.. Method for stabilization of deealinated p!~~leu~m. Class 23p No. 175592
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znalcov, no. 20, 1965, 46
TOPIC TAGS: petroleum, petroleum industry, gasoline., distillation
IMTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a mothod for stabilization of desalinated
il petroleum by preliminary heating in a heat-exchanger and a tubular furnace and pas-
sage through a stabilizing column. A vapor spray, is created in the Stabilizing
column by returning part of the petroleum product (after it has bsen heated in the
furnace) to the bottom of the column. To prevent the decoi-iiposition of sulfur com-
jounds in the petroleum and to simplify the process,, superheated gasoline vapors,
tapped off at the 6th, 8th, and 10th tray of the atabilIzing column, are used as the
returning petroleum product,
SUB COW3 ll/ SUBM DATEs 2OFeb64
UDG: 665.54

VOLIFSC,fl,, I.S. ; to-U41.171P.11, Ye.S.; DUB01, A~V.
Obtaining sulfolene. NC-fLCrA.'r'. I n0. ~7 1;1,,,.
(M.TFA, 17-5)
1. Tatarskiy neftydnoy naicl-.-nc,,.--issiedc)vatr--llskiy institu'L,
g. Buinillma.

VOLIFSON, I.S.; ARAMYAN, Ye.S.; YIJDINTSEVA, I.P.; KHASANOVA, N.A.
Xxtraction of aromatic hydrocarbons with --ulfolane. KhLm.-L
tekh.topl.i masel 8 no.2:6-9 F 163. (MIRA 16:10)

KOZIKJ, B.L.;.VOLIFSON, I.S.; VOLIF, M.B.; GNRWH, L.I.
Preparation of eymene by the alkylation of toluene. nim. i tekh.
topl. i masel.'-6 no.10-19-12 0 161. (KMA 14: 11)
1. Bashki skiy nauchno-issled'avatellskiy izistitut po pererabo#e
nefti.
(Cymene) (Toluene) (Alkylat:ion)

VOLIFSOII,]~.S.; TELESHOVA, M.N. Prinima-li uotha-stiye: SHEYKI~-ALI, G.A.;
KAI4-U .07A., R.K~; SHERGMA, E.G.; SFUSIFMI.M', A.D.
New oil field in the Tatar A.S.S-R. IChim. i tekh- -,opl. i
masel 9 no.5:29-31 5 ITY 164 (%IIJRA 17:7)
1. Tatarskiy neftyanoy nauclimo-issledovatell sl-.iy imstitut.-

ZAITIOVA, A.Ya.; MASAGUTCV, R~IM.; VOLIIF~~CN? i.L.; ~,,IRLUO'V, 71',S~j -,0EPLFfK!N,
V~Ye.
Pjarif)ring the reflux of units for -Ih-eran-]. cn an
silicate catalyst. Trudy Bash NIINF 162.
U,11IRA

VOLAFSON, I.V., inzh.; USHAKOVA, Ye.S.. inzh.
Simplified telecommnication circuit In the operation of oubstations.
Elelr.sta. 28 no.12:80-81 D 157- (MIRA 12:3)
(Telocomiminication) Ollectrio oubntationa)

'-11. P.
'v'.P I
Certain Peculiarities of Stora:~e of -edical Supplies and Preparation
of Prescription ~'-orraulae Under FiF--I-i itions.
., f' ViIT~:i:,AL (i-iILIikRY '.,.!)!C-AL J,~,,-U-.IiIAL), No 3, 1955. .7
i - -.1 p !5

RTTSLIN. A.M., inshener; BLAGONAMHDIN. V.M., inshener; XIffjLMSI[IY. B.A.,
inzhener; TOLIYSON, I.V. Inzhener; KUSATOT, T.P.. inzhener; 1077X,
YO.F.' inz
Volum of instructions and operating papers for electric substations.
Elek.sta. 26 no.5:37-43 My 155. OURA 8:7)
1. Makeyevskiy obtevoy rayon Donbaseenergo (f. Oystolin).
2. Blektroseti Inybyshevenergo (f. Blagonedeshdin). 3., VVS
Nosenergo (f. Knyaze-vokiy). 4. VVS Kirovenergo (f. ToVfaon).
5. Stalinskiy setevoy rayon Donbasgenorgo. 6. Gorenargo (f.
loffe). (Electric substations)

N- I I aa-mswm~
VO-L I FSON.~j_~t_yp.
"Mathematical theoriea of pla;netary motions." by O.Dzlol:ek.
Reviewed by I.E. Vollfson. Zhur. vych. mat. i mat-, fiz,
4 no.5:976 S-0 164. (MJRA 17:12~

VATELt, I.A.;.-WLIFS-ON. T.YE..; YERESHKO, F.I.; I-EBT-MEV, V. N. (Mosccrr)
I'Some problems of the theory of optimum transfers"
report presented at the 2nd All-Union Congress on Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, Moscow, 29 January - 5 February 196h

LUKOV) B.14., prof. (Kuybyshev); pEij'ROV, V.I., dotsent (Moskva);
PAVLENKOY T,14... aspirant (Moskva); YEFU-10LAnV, V.G., prof.
(Leningrad); ADO, A.D., prof.; WISI, M.S., prof.;
YEDIOLAYEV, V.G., prof. (Leningrad); KUPRIYANOVA H.A. (Kazaant);
FETROV, G.I. (Moskva); DOLGOPOLOVA, A.V. (Moskva~; SAKHAROV, P.P.,
prof.; BYKEOVSKIY, Z.Ye.,, prof.; MIRIKOVSKIY, prof. (Chelyabinsk);
YdRIBLICHONOK., I.P. (irkutsk); TE~[KIN, U.S., prof. (Moskva);
MINIKOVSKIY,1 A.Kh., prof. (Chelyabinsk); MILISHTEYN, T.N., doktor
mad.nauk (LeninF-rad); TRUTBEV, V.K., za--Iuzhermyy dey-atell nauki,
prof.; TSYRZSHKIN, B.D., kand.med.nauk (Moskva); SOBOLI, I.M.,
prof. (Stavropol'); TURIK, G.M. (Moskva); FRENFELI, M.M. (Moskva);
MAZO, I.L.; POKRYVALOVA, K.P.; PROSKURY-AKOV, S.A., prof.;
ATKARSKAYA, A.A., prof.; GOLIDFARB, I.V., prof'. (Izhevsk);
PORIJBINOVSKAYA, R.M. (Noskva); RUDIEV, G.F., prof.; IFS01111"T I
prof. (Stalin6rad); DOROSHENKO, I.T., prof. (Kalinin)~-- '
ROZEIZELID, M.O., prof. (Leningrad); SHULIGA, A.0., prof. (Orenburg);
MIKHLINJ Ye.G., prof.; TRETIYAKOVA, Z.V. (Moskva); I-SANUYLOV, Ye.N.,
prof. (Moskva); DOROSIMITY0, I.T.) prof. (Kalinin); YEREOLAYEVA, V.G.,
prof.
Speeches in the discussion. Trudy gos. nauch.-i.-isl. inst. ukha,
gorla i nosa no.11:79-87,129-146,179-186,233-248,311-333 159.
(I-M~A 15: 6)
1. Chlen-korrespondent M411 SSSR (for Ado). 2. Direktor Moskov-
skogo gos-udarstvennogo Instituta. ukha, gorla i nosa (for Trutnev).
(OTORHINGTAR WOLOGI-CONGRESSE-5)

VOLI 1111 KOV, N.N.
Effect of fillers on the stability of DDT dusts., [Trudy] NIUIF
no.156:64-73 155. (MLRA 9:10)
(DDT (Insooticide))

v0 I Iya Grigorl
j2AON y ich; ZAWALIAR, G.M., inzh.. -red.; POLIKARPOV. V.P.,
A.G,, nauchnyy red.; PRUDKIKOVA, M.N.. red.;
GuMOZOTA, N.A., red.; PANOVA, L.Ya., tekhn. red.
[Sanitary engineering equIpment; a catalog] Sanitarno-tokhnicheakoe
oborudovanie; katalog. Pod rod. G.M. Zalgallers [Mook7a] Goa. izd-vo
lit-ry po stroit. materialam, 1957. 201 p. (MM 11:17)
1. Russia(1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministeretvo prouTshlennosti
stroitelinykh materialov.
(Plumbing-lquipment and supplies)

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210.1-Zi(Rusi. tmnAadon).-Sce C.A. 4S, 56009il.

VOLIPSON, L.G.; VOLODKOVICH, S.D.; MINIZOV, N.M.; RUBLWA, I.M.
Organic insectofungicides. P&rt'24. New method for the preparation
of halo pbanyl asters of ffulfonic acids. Zhur.ob,kbim. 26 no,q:
2579-2581 S '56. (KLRA 9:11)
(Sulfonic acids)

SOV/79-29 -2--36/7
AUTHORS: Vo-,Ifsc.-,- L N.; Personj A. 1.
TITLE: On the Field of Organic Insectofungicides (17 cblastJ. orgarJ.
cheskakh. -insektofungitsidov). XXXIX. The Meltability Diagram
of the Binary System of o- and n-Ch'~oro-.phenyi--n-,~~li--,-z-,,--;oenz~-ii,?
SulfonateB and the Cryoscopic Method of the Determination of
n-Ch'--oro.-pher,yl-~.n-c.1-iloro--benzene Sulforiate (XXX'LX. Diagramma
plavkost-` binarnoy sistemy o- i n-klilr~rfenil-n.-khlozb-anzoisu~-'--
fonatov i krioskopicheskiy metod opredelen-iya n.,k*~--;*.,);",fp-,-i,~'---r:,,,
kh1orbenzoleulifonata)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1959, Vol 201., Nr 2, --.'29 'USSR)'
I - _p 526 -k
ABSTRACT: One of the most active insectofungicides killing ticks.,
especially for plants. is n-chloro--phe-~yl.-r,-o,,,i'Loro,-,benzenc-
sulfonate (I), which is known by the terras ether sul-fona-te,
Ifovotranelf, etc. The commercial preparat:Lon USUa7~y r-~cn-alrL5
the compound (II), (III) and smaller amounts of phe-,.y]--n.--!:h-!--,,7c-
benzene sulfonate, all of which develop a considerab.1y
intoase activity and must be userl theref~)re in high concentra
tions harmful to plants. Due to the mixt~.ire composed of iso-,
meric and related compounds, the determination of the aczuaii-y
Card 1/3 active factcr in it is very difficui-t. Up till nowq -,-. has

SOV/719 - 2 9 - 2 --:5 6/71 -
On the Field of Organic Insec'rofungicide5. XXY'.rx- The ~:f
the Binary System of o- and r,-.Chi-oro-phenyl-n-chloro-benzene S%11-fona-es and
the Cryoscopic Method of the Determination of
Sulfonate
not been possible to determine (I) in this techr.-J~-'--l rnix-.ure
(Ref 3). In order to attain this aim, the authors m--LeJ~ to sta:--~
froin the physicochemical properties and the cryos,:~opi,; co:~.3ta-nt
of compound (I) according to references 4-6, in which pure
r-hexachloro cyclohexane is used as aolvent on the analys-is
"lindane". For the application of the cryoscopic analys--;3 cf
(I) the authors investigated primarily the meltability d-Jagram
of the binary system n-chloro-phenyl-n--ch.loro-.benzene su1f--:natr---
o-chloro-phen.yl--r~-chloro-benzene sulforia-te and determined th-~
cryoscopic constant of (1), which is equal to 13-40 "a~,c:.>rding
to ten determinations; see table 1 and the figare with ths
diagram). It was shown that the cryoscopic method can be rtpp-.'lj7t!
to the analysis of the isomeric mixture End related compr~;r.-i-
which are present in the technical preparation (I). Tabl;~
ohown (Inta ort the ana'lyrt4n of the tornixry oyatftin:
phony 1-n-chloro-benzene sulfonate, o-clil.ciro-plienyl-n-rhl.o,7o--
benzene aulfinate and 2,4-dichloro-pheiiyl.-n-chloro-benzene
Card 2/3 sulfonate. For details see the experimental part. Thpre are

"0V /7 9 --29 -- 20
3 ' -- 3' /7
On the Field of Organic Insectofungicides~ XXXIX. The Yeltabil.ity Diagram of
the Binary System of o- and a-~
the Cryoscopic Method of the Determination of n-Chloro.-Dilery-1--r;-.3h!orc) -benzene
Sulfonate
1 figure, 2 tables, and 9 references, 3 of which are Scir-Jet..
ASSOCD-TION: Nauchnyy institut po udc-~rerij.yam i inselctcfungitsidam
(Scientific Institu-te of Fertilizers and Insectofungil:~i-de---)
SUBMITTED: December 28, '1957
Card 3/3

S 1-~V/ 7 C) -74
50) 1
AUTHORS: Volodkovich, S. D., Vollfson, L. G., Kiazzlet3ova, K. 7.,
Mellnikov,,, 11. N.
TITLE: From the Field of Organic Insect of ungic ides. XLIII. Synthesis
of a-Oxides by Oxidation of Polycyclic Halogen 1;crivatives
With Hydrogen Peroxide
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khiftii, 1959, Vol 29, 11~.- 9,
pp 2837 - 2839 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Since some of the cyclic a-oxides are st::,ong agents against
insects and mold fungi, the authors oxidized some halogen
derivatives of polycyclic hydrocarbons. '~o obtain Dildrin
and Endrin it was first of all necessary to investicrate the
oxidation of Aldrin and Isodrin. The two former compounds
were hitherto obtained solely by the oxiJation of' Aldrin
and Isodrin with organic hydroperoxides (Refs 3-6) or H 2 02in
the presence of pervanadic or pert-angstiz acid (Ref 7). To
obtain the corresponding oxides, the autAors oxidized the
halogen derivatives of polycyclic hydrocarbons with 27-3o~fa
hydrogen peroxide solut,'-on in 6o-ggc/.' acetic acid solution;
Card 1/2 almost all these halogen derivatives were transformed into

F-om the Field of Grzanic 7nSeC10fUrgjC-*deS. X-ITI. SC7/ -,G -6/7
S.ynthesis of a-Oxides by Oxidation of Polycyclic Ha:Lo6:en Derivatives With
Hydr-fgen Peroxide
a-oxides in good yields. The following compouzads recently
synt~ipsized by tull,! authors were oxidized; 1,2,3,4-tetra-
chloro-lo,lo-difluoro-1,4,5,8-di-endometliylen,e-1,4,4a,5,8,8a-
hexahydronaphthalonej 1,2-dichloro-3,4,1(,,,Io-tetrafluoro-
1,4,5,8-di-endomethylene-1,4,4a,5,8,8a-hi?xahydronaphthalc.nc-;
1,2,3,4-tetrachloro-1,4,5,8-di-endomethy'-ene-1,4,4a,5,6,8a-
hexahydronaphthalene;1,2,3,4,lo-pentac'.qloro-1,4,5,8-di-endo-
methylene-1,4,4a,5 8,8a-huxahydronaphthalene (Refs 8,9).
a-pides were obtained from all of these compounds. Aside-
from Dildrin and Endrin, none of the coj.,i-i)ounds synthesized
by the authors are described in publications. It is inter-
esting to note that the yield of a-oxide mainly depends on
its water resistance (Table). The insecticide activity of
the oxides runs in parallel with the activity of the initial
products (of the unsaturated compounds). There are 1 table,
9 references, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION': ITauchnyy -institut po udobreniya--l i ~~,!.n!,I.~~4~..Vgfu.ngitsidim (Scien-
tific institute of Fertilizers and Inscctofungicide Agents)
SUBMITTED: July 17, 1958
Card 2/2

AUT'HORS: Vo-l ()(11"ov,ic,; i, S. 1). V(, L. :3. P".
M(,.-l 11111,ov, F. N .,
TTMLE: Co I I (.(,I I I I I
PERIOD-LCAL: Zimr-iial pcli I I
(Ussfik)
A PST R A CT

C)

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i.
CanJ 1/3 peiitadienc and

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"11c: p tachl ov .10 -
Tile Iat,Ltn-
(y !,-.1 d -; LL ct-: i i ove i iflepta-1,11ilo.-
'(01;5 1,v
Cul, --10 t-o 120 Tne lm,-al
the Vorm,-ItLou of cliloi-dan In (,'C!,,, ar~~ uC
--a t -I o n0 - 40 in -L i tu 1,; c-,; Fov
C 1.1, :~0-85 dw
5 U
chlorInation w' tlilc folloviln.." colvi,
n t;
alIE-1 Ile Cuill!"101 Ricci: tile Of act". kZ1, LU
for 1-2 iiour~;) kieseigiuhr and a tempev.3-uve nou o%,~ E;-,.
50. f [e p b a c h I o i - c (-) n t e n 'L, I o at b c) u t 7 0%. Tk e y i e I d a' in e pt ac !ill or
iz; deterfidn(!d by the total afiIOLIRt ot' j.ntroduced chilarine
and, w1th ceptain llinlt--, 1:3 Independent of the 1'eed
lUte-uC Chlo-1-11IQ and dtilutiui of cl -i'Lorination. T I a
are and 29 refevencc~,;, 4 SovIet, 16 U.S.,
3 Germati, 4 U.K., 2 Frenr-h- Tile 5 most; recent, U.S.
refci-en(--e~-; are-- P1. Blue-1-one, Y. A. Tal~:ima., R. E.
Cavd 21/31 Lidov, Am. Pat. 28Vj2i4~5; M. Kleinman, -tbid.,

Concerning the Preparation of' lnsectLcide
"Heptachlor" S011"ll, I;::,-
ASSOCIATION:
SUBMITTED:
Card 3A //3
27416L~O; ibid..,274.1639; ibij., 2-1,4.i64l; H. Biuestane, R,-
E. Lidov, J. H. Knaus, P. W. Hoverton, ibdd.,
Research Institute of' Fertll'Lzers ard Pesticides
(NauchrLyy institut po udobreniyalir. i ldam)
June 3, 19-159
j,
A-4-
oil

min
5.34oo,5.1320 '.776.5,-,
AUTHORS: Be-1111cova, N. A., G., Kuznet~;ova, K. B.j
a ~,
Mellnikov, N. N., Pcv, A. I., Platc A. F..,
Pryanishnikova, M. A.
TITLE: ConcerninS the Isolation of Aldrin and Dleldrin
PERIODICAL-.' Zhurnal pritcladnoy Ichiiiiii, 1960, vol 33, Nr 2,
pp 454-463 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Tlie article describes the synthesis of aldrin
L
and dieldrin based on information rrathered 'rom
Loreign patent literati-ire and on the authors' studies
of the basic rctaction of hexachlorocyclopentadiene with
bicyclo-(2.2,1)-heptadiene-2,5. The latter was
synthesized In a continuous flow inStallation., accord-
in.-j- to the reaction:
CD
11 C11
11 +
If
Card 1/6

Concernino* the Isolation -.)f
1:)
Aldrin and Dieldrin
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Tftecptimum conditions for t-he above condensation of
cyclopentadiene with acetylene were: molar ratio
1:1.1 to 1:2; temperature 31150 C; pressure 20 atm.
The yield of' bicycloheptadiene under t~lose conditions
was about 48% and dropped sharply with ris:Ln.o- tempera-
ture. The spent gas contained 95-97% acetylene and
could be recycled. Investigation of tile. thermal
stability showed that bie~clo-(2,2,1)-,iept~idiene-2,5
remained unchanged at 290 C, but under the condit-ions
of the reaction it reacted with one cyclopentadiene
molecule: if .
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At 31100 C and above, b1cycloheptadiene wa3 isorrierized
into cycloheptatriene; at 3900 and 8 atm the extent of
Card 2/6 isomerization reached 20%, and a small amOUnt of