SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOLFSON, T.I. - VOLGAR, L.G.

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KOZLOV,, V. V.; 1~,OLIFSON, T. I_,.-_IODKO, M. 0.; KOZLOVA, N. A..;
TUBYANSKAYA, G. S.
Nqph-thalene series. Part 27-2 Convarsions of naphthalenesul-
fcmyl chlorides to dinaphthyl sulfones. Zhur. ob,. Ihim. 32
no.12:4077-1+079 D 162. (MIRA. :16: 1.)
(Naphthalonesulfgnyl chloride) --(Sulfone)

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USSR/Ifuzan and Animal Physiol,)L~j - Blood. BluoLIL C,0,1~~Ilatirms. T-4
Xos J-,ur RC- Zhxir - Biol., 110, 10, 195:3) LS"
Author Vol'fson, T.I.
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Inst All-Union Society of Physiolo,:ists, Diochemistr, and
Phorl"Icologists.
Title The Mcclianics -of Fibrin,7,,,,-,,C*nas(2 Activity.
OriG Ptfr) Tr. Vses. o-va fiziol., bioldiim. i farimalk,-dog)-v, J-95:615;
3, 113-1-1-4 -
c-, cai-ised Iy fi-
Abstract Studies were mdo of fibrino,.-On (F) chang
brino--,enasc wit',lin the systen, of forments (aactive -Iobu-
lin, preparation of fibrinagenaso.) and of sub~.trataa (fibri-
noc~en solutions). DLtring the period of P chan',,;es (7-80
mnix',es), the ommints of residual 11 and of free, noino
L~rolijy, did not increase. F disappearcd completely, while
the total number of fo.obulins did not chanCe.
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USSR/Human ard Animal Physiology - Dlocd. Blood CoagLLlation. T-4
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Diol., No 10, 19581, 45963
Before and after F disappearance, the lower limits of
salted-out and Ila Globulins did not chan-
(111-14)2SO4 , 2S04
C,e within the ferment-sulbstrata system. Aprarently.,
fibrinogennse catalyzes the transformation of F into
another protein (or protains) of the globulin fraction
without a deep protcolytic decomposition of F. -- A.D.
Beloborodova
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USSP/Raman and Animal Physiology. Blood. V
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 26816.
Author V.S. Il'in, T.I. Vol'fson, Z.A. Chaplygina and
K.P. Krayzmer---1-,-----
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Title The 7nfluence of the Nervous System an the Activity
of PLood Fibrinogenase.
Orig Pub: Tr. Vse8. obsbestva, fiziol., biokhim. i farmakologov,
1956, 3, 117-118.
Abstract: AaRve fibrinogenaue was not detected in the blood
of 30 healthy individuals, but was found in the
blood of 22 out of 40 surgical patients on the day pre-
ceding a serious operation. In these same patients
the active enzyme was found in only five cases a day
after the operation. Analogous data was obtained
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USSR/Hunan and Aninal Physiology. Blood. V
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Diol., No 6, 1958, 26816.
in relation to 54 stomatological patients prior
to oparation. Active fibrinogenase was detected
in the blood of cats put to death rapidly by means
of suffoc&tion, although the degree of activation
of the enzynx-_ was less than in the blood of humans
experlencing sudden death. Activation of fibrino-
genaae in the blood of cats killed In the same
way but in a state of profound anytal narcosis was
noted in only 20~ of the experiments. Activation
of fibrinogamase was not c~etected in these experi-
ments in the blood of previously decerebrated cats.
rr-hese data are indicative of the considerable im-
portance of the central nervous system in the acti-
vation of fibrinogenase in the bloot,. In 13 out of
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USSR/HUM" and Ar-iml Physiology - Blood.q V
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Biol-, No 6, 1958, 26816.
16 experiments, injecting adrenalin intravenously
into cats resulted in the activation of fibrinogenase
in the blood. It is possible that adrenalin mnifeets
an activating influence through the nervous system.
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KECHEYF'"'YAN, A.N.; VOPFSON, V.I.
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VOLIF3011, V.I.; GELIFGAT, Yn.A.; 05(LOV A V.--- CHETTIONSKI," Yc-.f--:.
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Results of drilling welis witil, r1o,7 bits. Tridy VlTj-IBT
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"~ VOLGIN. Vladimir Ivenovich; KULAGINA, T.I., red.; YODCLAGIIIA, S.D.,
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[Brachiopods from u~iper Carboniferous and lower Permian deposits
of southern Iferganaj Brakhiopody verkhnekamennougolInykh i
nizhnapermskikh otlozhenii IUzhnoi Fergany. Len:Lng-rad, Izd-vo
Laningr.univ.. 1960. 20Z p. (NIBA 14:1)
(Fergana-Brachiopoda, Fossil)

VOLGIN, V.I.
New species*of Brachicpoda from upper Faelozoic sediments in
southern Yergana. Vest. LGU 15 no.18:29-37 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Yergaaa-Brachiopoda. Fossil)

VOLIFSONI V.Ya.
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Stationar7 comosition of a working vanadium oyida catalyst. rin.i kat.
6 no.3053-556' my-Ja 165* (MIRA 18:10)
1. Institut fizichatikoy khimli Immni Pisarzhevskogo AN Uk.rSSR.
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VOLIFSON, V,Yp,,,; GANYUK, L.N~
Use of e jec tron re sciaarv.--~~ I* or i~ tu -- r -ti-
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Usp. khim. 34 "S 165". ~ I.M.1"RI,
1. Institut fizichaskoy khimii imani Plssrzhevskcg~,-, Aff Uk-rSSR.

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VOLIFSON-i V.Ya.1 GAWYUK, L.N.
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Vanadium catalysts for naphthalf..4ne oxidaticz. Kin. i kat. 6 no.2s
306-312 Mr-Ap 165. (MMA 18:7)
1. Inatitut fizicheskoy khimii imeni Pioarzhevskogo AN UkrSSR.

Ava IMPM! in mggmq~vm
VOLIFSON, V. Ya., Cand. Chem. Sci. (diss) "Aspects of Cata.lyzic
Oxidation of Naphthalene." Moscow, 19-61, 14 pp. (Moscow ~;hem-
Eng. Instit.) 150 copies (KL Supp 12-61, 25b). . .

ROYTER, V.A.; KOB-NEYCMK. G.P.[Korniiehuk, H.P.1; V6L'M)N. V.TA.;
ZHIGA.YLO, Ya.V.[Zhvhailo, IA,.V.]
Kinetics of the oxidation of naphthalene in commercial
layers of vanadium catalysts. Dop.AN URSR no-3:345-348
160. (MIRA, 119:7)
1. Inatitut fizichaskoy khimii im. L.V.Pisarzhevskogo AN USSR
i Rubizhanskiy khimicheskiy kombinat. 2. Chlen-korrespondent
AN USSR (for Royter).
(Naphthalene) (Oxidation)

VOLIPSON, V.Ya., KORNEYCEIUX, G.P., ROYTER, V.A.
Characteristics of the catal7tic oxidation of naphthalieae.. Part I.,
Kinetics of oxidation of phthalic anhydride on a vanadlum oxide
catalyst. Ukr. khim. zhur. 26 no-3:305-313 160.
(XJ:RA l3t7)
1. Institut fizicheskoy khimii. AN USSR.
(Phthalic anhydride) (Vanadium oxide)
(Oxidation)

B023/BO,60
AUTHORS: Vol If son, _V_,..Xa. Korneychuk, G. P., and Royter, V. A,
TITLE: Characteristic Features of the Catalytic Oxidation of
Naphthalene. I. Kinetics of the Oxidation of Phthalic
Anhydride on a Vanadium Oxide Catalyst
PERIODICAL: Ukrainskiy khimicheskiy zhurnal, 1960, Vcl. 261, tio. 3;
PP. 305?-313
TEXT: The-authors studied the kinetics of oxidation of phthalic anhydride.
ch a coarse-crystalline vanadium oxide catalyst under conditions excluding
the distortihg effect due to diffusion. The concomitant reactions were
found to-obey the following kinetic equations: the reaction rate of maleic
anhydride formation W 1 = ki.C phth-a /C prod' the reaction rate of intensive
oxidation -of phthalic anhydride W2 = k2$ where ki, k 2 are the rate constahtsi
C the total concentration of oxidation products of phthalic anhydrid.e
prod
in the reaction zone. The activation heat of the formation reaction of
maleic anhydride was.calculated on the basis of the Arrhenius equatlon and-
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Characteristic Featurea o,' the Catalytic Oxidation S/073/6qWC/00~~/C)1-., ly,
of Naphthalene. 1. Kinetics of the Oxidation B02:5/IiO6O
of Phthalic Anhydride on a Vanadium Oxide
Catalyst
was found to be E =' 58.12 kcal/mole. The factor B1 of the exponEtntial func:-*
11
tion was found to be B 1- 1.18-10 For the reaction of the intensive
oxidation of phthalic anhydride E 2 40.92 kcal/mole and B2 = 2.45-10
A comparison between the authors' own results and the data offered by the
literature showed that one of the factors ensuring the high selectivity
of the catalytic process of producing phthalic anhydride from naphthalene
is the high stability of phthalic anhydride toward oxidation (Ref. 4).
The discrepancy between the partial reactions of phthalic anhydride and
the reactions of its complete oxidation appears incomp:7ehensible at first.
The zero order of the reaction of the intensive oxidation of phthali-, an-.-.
hydride gives ground to the assumption of the catalyst surface being
saturated by phthalic anhydride. The first order of the formation reacti on.
of maleic anhydride from phthalic anhydride presuppose13 that there is no
such saturation. This contradiction is disposed of when one assumes that,-
first%r, the reaction of the intensive oxidation of phtkialic anhydride re,-~.
quires the combination of a phthalic anhydride molecule cith oxygen,.whIla
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Characteristic Features of the Catalytic Oxidation S107316o162610031CO6,41 1/7,7-
of Naphthalene. I. Kinetics of the Oxidation B023/3o6o
of Phthalic Anhydride on a Vanadium Oxide
Catalyst
the reaction of the partial oxidation requires th-e combination of two
phthalic anhydride molecules with oxygen; that, secondly, the catalyst.
surface is inhomogeneous and only its active centers are saturated -eiith-
phthalic anhydride. The reaction of intensive oxidation taking place on
these active centers is actually independent of the concentration of the
product to be oxidized. 'At the same time, the rate of the rea.ctuion of
partial oxidation of phthalic anhydride is certainly &2pendent upon its'
concentration in the volume or at the less active placoo and is inivibitad
by. the reaction products which render the access of pht-halic anl-..ydrid_o
to the place of reaction more difficult. The discrepancy observed here
hao been observed and dencribod a.roady earlier (Refo. 2, 3, and 6). Tbo
attached ache'me nerves to illuatraLe-roactionn taking place In the o,'Cida-'
tion of phthalic anhydride. There are 9 figures, 2 tables, and 7 refeten--
ces.' 6 Soviet and I US.
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut fizicheskoy khimii AN USSR
(Institute of Physical Chemistry of the AS Ukr!33R)
SUBMITTED: June 7, 1959
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VOLIFSON, V.Ya.; HIGAYLO, Ya.V.; TOTSKAYMP, Ye.F.; RAKSHA, V.V.
Nature of the active component of vanadi-~zm oxide catalyst for
n
hthalene oxidation. Kin. i kat, 6 no.1:16,2-166 J&-F "4
apv -L - . z 0~'.
(MI"h 18-6)
1. Instibit fi*,,,icheskoy khimii imeni Pisarzhavskogo AN UkrSSR.

VOL'FSON, V-Ya.; KORNICYCRUK. G.P.; ROYTER, V.A.; Z11IGAYL0, 'ra.v.
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Characteristics of the catalytic oxidation of naphthalene. PBrt
3: Kinetics of naphthalene oxidation in long beds of vanadiam
catalysts. Ukr. khim. zhur. 26 no-5:588-593 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Institut fizicheskoy khimii im.L.V.Pisarzhevekogo AN USSR i
Rubezhanskiy khimicheskiy kombinat.
(Naphthalene) (Oxidation)

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AUTHORS: Korneychuk, G. P. , Royt er, V. A. , S-QJ-LLaon,_ V. Ya.
Zhigaylo, Ya.V. and Lyubiteleva, A.Z.,
TITLE: Characteristics of the Catalytic Oxidation of Naph**,haiere,
2. Investigations of the Oxidation of Naphthalene -.n Long
Layers of Vanadium Catalysts
PERIODICAL: Ukrainskiy khimicheskiy zhurnal, 1960, Vol.. 26, No~ 4
pp. 432-439
TEXT: The authors performed a comparative investigaticn between the
combined charge suggested by them (it consists of a partly reduced va-
nadium oxide catalyst and a coarse-crystalline vanadium pentcxide, R-.f-2)
and the catalysts used in industry. Along with thi S 4nvestigaticn the
efficiency ~Lnd selectivity of the naphthalene oxidation was studied on
the basis of the productz obtained, and the temperature conditions prt-
vailing albrig the layer were examined. By means of an enlarged plant and
a commercial. reaction apparatus 'the authors obtained data proving that
the combined charge of vanadium oxide catalysts is superi,-3v to the
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Characterintics of the C~Ltal,'/tiC Oxidation 5/07 -51601026.1100,rilo - o/0--~/XY
of Naphthalene. 2. Investigations of the B023/BO64
Oxidation of Naphthalene in Long Layers of
Vanadium Catalysts
commercial reaction apparatus of vanadium pentoxide. Under these cond,~--
tions the phthalic anhyd3'ide yield reached 80-85%. Under worse c!Z)ndit--,()ns
of heat reduction and temperature balance in the commercial reaction
apparatus the selectivity of the combined charge amounts to 76-78% (tha-t
of the industrial being 69-70%). Thus, the naphthalene consumption is
reduced by 25%. The efficiency of the catalysts did not decrease. Data
were obtainEA on the efficiency and selectivity of the vanadium catalyst
with respect; to phthalic- and male4- anhydride. The optimum experiment;-.11
conditions, the change of the naphthalene concentration, its oxidation
products and. temperature were determined by taking samples along the
layer of the vanadium catalysts. The authors found that at a E.-i-7en
temperature and concentration of naphthalene in the gas mixture ar. o-.t---
mum flow rate exists, which warrants a maximum yield of' phthalic anhyd-1-
de. It corrEsponds to the maximum velocity at which no naphthalene lea'.res
the output of the plant. The method applied, in combination with the
indicator method which serves to determine the naphthalene which has not
entered into reaction, is suited for a quick and reliable eval--,-,,atiork ~~- f
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tion of Naphthalene. 2. Investigations B023/BO64
of the Oxidation of Naphthalene in Long
Layers of Vanadium Catalysts
the efficiency and selectivity of naphthalene oxidation catalysts, and
also for determining the kinetic laws. A.T. Beskrovnaya, L.S. Fallko-~'ich
and T. A. Sidorovich took part in the investigations. The authora thanK
S.T. Rashevskayal head of the Tsentralinaya za-,rodskaya laboratoriya of
the Rubezhanskiy Xhimkombinat (central Works Laboratory of the
Rubezhariskiy Chemical Kombinat) for her help in the experiments. There
are 3 figures, 3 tables and 8 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizicheskoy 'khimii im. L.V. Pisarzhevskogo AN USSR
anstitute of Physical Chemistry imeni L.V. Pisarzhevsk-iY
of the Academy of Sciences, UkrSSR). Rubezhanskiy khimi-
cheskiy koribinat (Rube%!1:njye Chemioul Komb-inat)
SUBMITTED: July 7, 1959
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B004/1306.3
AUTHORS.i Vollfson, V. Ya., Korneychukq G. P., Royte-r, V. A-
Zhigaylo, Ya.
TITLEt Peculiarities of the Catalytic Oxidation of Naphthalene.
3. Kinetics of the Oxidation of Naphthal(-aE in Long Layers
of Vani~dium Catalysts
PERIODICALa Ukrai%skiy khimicheskiy zhurnalq 1960, Vol. 26, No. 5,
pp. 588-595
TEXTs The purpose of the present work was t-o obtain data on the mechanism
underlying the oxidation of naphthalene on vanadium catalysts under con-
ditions comparable to those applied in industry. The following catalyats
were used: 1) a commercial o~:ttalyst from molten V20c;; '4') a "combined
mixture" with partly reduced V 0 Thio catalyat ha(I been f]Uggp the
2 5* , I_fjt(id by
authors in Ref. 3; 3) tablets of the commercial vanadium-potassiumsulf ate--
silica gel catalyst (combined vanadium catalyst). Each experiment took
12-14 h. 2-3 h before the end of the experiment, sampleg were ta]-ken ealong
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Peculiarities of the Catalytic Oxidation of S/073/60/026/'00-1/001/019
Naphthalene.~ 3. Kinetics of the Oxidation of B004/BO63
Naphthalene in Long LayeTs of Vanadium Catalysts
the catalys" layer, which were used to study the variations irt conrentration
of naphthaleneq naphthoquinonc-, maleic anhydride, CO ?, arid CO. It was ft-ti-rid
that the pa'.rtial reactions occurring during the oxidation of rjaphthalene ort
V20 5catalyl3tS obey the following kinetic equattonst
1) v k C (formation of phthalic anhydride); k, ~- 4,5-10-3_
4.
k CO*5 (formatlon i)f maloic
Cn concentration of naphthalene. 2) V9 - 2' n
I -
anhydride); k - o.o665.10 -5 - 0-0835-10-5. 3) v :- k C2 (forma-ti-)n o-f
2 3 5 fl.
naphthoquinone); k 54 -- 47-5 bstraster's noted Obvi-usly a inisprint].
4) v4 ~ k4' nq (oxidation of naplithoquinorie); k4 ~ 2a47-10
Cnq - concentration of naphthoquinone. 5) 'V'5 --k5Cn(formation cf producla
on account of intense oxidation); k 5 - i.10.10 3 .. 1-5'~fO-,I. The part4.al
reactions occurring during oxidation on the combined vanadium catalyz-,t
obey the fo*.'Alowing equations. 1) v6 =k:6(formation of ph-~haiic anhydride);
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Peculiaritiea of the Catalytic Oxidation of S/07 5/60/026/005/00-,1D
Naphthalene. 3. Kirieti.cs of tho Oxiclation -~>f B00006~)'
Naphthalene in Long Layers of Vanadium Cafalys's
2-16 22.7-10- 8. 2) -v 7 -k7-Cn (formaticn of mal-~-ic anhydr-,de-);
0.144-10-.3. (oxidation of maloic anhydr:.de);
IC7 3) a = ke.C ma I
1"a 0-72-10-3; C ma = concentratIon of malei ,e anhydvide. 4) v 9 - 1-1 9'C
(formation of naphthoquinone); k 9 ~- M-10-3. The dtfferences t,,7-tureer. the
reaction constants obtained and the data of V. P. Ush~Akcva and I. Ia loffe
are explained by the ddfferent specific surfaces, 11-~f th~., OafrfIysI'q u3ed
here. There are 3 fioares. 2 tables, and 7 6 s)v4iel, anj
I British.
ASSOCIATIOM Institut fizicheskoy khimii im, L, V. Pisarzhevskogo AN USSR
(Instit-Ite :)f Physical ChemistT-y lmenl L. V. Pisarzhevsk-;1i
of the AS UkrSSR). Rubezhansk"zy khi-michesk--'y komb-.nat
(Rubezhn-:~ye Chemical Kombinat)
SUBMITTEDi June 7, 1959
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ORG: none
TITLE:. Sixth Ukrainian Conference on Physical Chemisttl dedLcated-t6-0ib memory of
Academician L. V. Pisarzhevskiy on his 90th thday
SOURCE,. Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v. 40, no. 1, 1966, 271~275
TOPIC TAGS: chemical conferencet electrolyte deposition, electrolyte, electrode
,potential, reaction mechanism, chemiluminescencel luminescence cluenchingp redox
reaction., molecular spectroscopy, photochemistry, radiation chemistry, radiation
polymerization, quantum chemistry, biochemistry
ABSTRACT: The regular Ukrainian Conference on Physical Chemi-stry,- held
-3-26 November 1964 in Kiev,'was dedicated to the memor of.Academician
--'2 Z y
L. V. Pisarzhevskiy on his 90th birthday. About 300 Ukrainian physical
chemiE-ts attended the meetin s' Papers were presented onresearch in
.-,ds of electrochemis-, mi
the fie' - che cal reaction mechanisms, phatoch.em-
ry
istry, radiation chemistry, clu ntum chemistry, and quantum biology.
E1ectroch6in1-.~;'U;?.-Tfie broad topics disciiiisbd werie p'r-op'ertiL:s of the el(!-'-
Itions (24 papers), - electrode potential, kinetics of electrode proces 'S, ctrol-yte solu-
:and ele-ctrolvtic deposition of metals. %Thermodynamic propertiesl and
.electrical conductivity of aqueous and nonaqueous solutions of electrolytes
were discussed in several papers. In a study of poly(vinyl ELICDhol) thii,,i

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jilms, -A. Va. Gellfman and R. G. Luzan (Kharkov) established'a semi-
conducting_ character of temperature dependence of electric conductivity..
During _tW6, s-e"Ssion on e lec trod e' pote ntia:l,- _V. I. Minenko, S.
__LL%,anova, and 1. K.-Eallko (Kharkov) reported that the oxide z-fr*actory
diaphragms in certain galvame cells act as membrane 4~lectriodes.
Thb.--
teen other papqrs were noted at the same session.
The session on the kinetics of electrode processes featured papers
by: L. 1. Antropo J. and V. P. Chviruk (Kiev) on the kineticis c-f codepo-
sition and dissolution* of sodium and zinc on anAT I lectrode with
g gam e
certain practical conclusions on preparation -purity alkalis; G. A.
Yemellyanenko, G. G. Simulin, and Ye. N. Bayta C ~v-s K T
ELva Wneprc-petr
on electrolytic separation of certain metallic-highly dispersed-4)owd !rs
and fine. crystalline.dense deposits;.A. I. Tsinman, V. S. Kuzub and
L A. Sokolov. (Severodonetsk) on the steel co
rrosion inhibjjkq&~~~
:'71'F- (NaF) in an oxidizing medium (in a transpassive region). ' Four
Lp.ther papers were also noted.
Two papeis
&H electrochemical kinet ics w ere pr es ent6d.atthe
general session: Yu. K. Delimarskiy (Kiev) - latest achieveipents in
the field of the kinetics of electrode processes in Molten salt.sj'and
L.. I. Antropov (Kiev) - application of reduced 0-potentials scale to
'electroc 1 kinetics.

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Four papers were noted at the session on electrolytic deposition
,-of metals, including papers by V. G. Prikhodchenko, and Ye. V. Leontovich-
electrolytic deposition of indium ultratracesIand V. S. Galinker and A. 1.
W1
Saprykin- electrolytic depositi~Jn of Pb-Sb and Cd-Zn alloys, The authors
7;%W~echn
of both papers are associated with Kiev ic slituteO Mechanism of
Chemical Reactions and Reactivity: A total of 13 papers were noted. A.A. Ponamarenkc
B.IL.f2pov, L. M. Amelina, L. V. Gritsenko, and R. Ye. Shindell (Ivov) reporte.1
on the analytical app UoTn-of ch6milii-minescence quenching by various
4 [unspecified] organic compounds in the luminol-copper ammoniate-hydro-
~gen peroxide system. K. B. Yatsimirskiy (Kiev) discussed (in a general
session) the mechanism of ci~talytic redox reactioniA with formation of
charge transfer complexes; such reactions, in the authors' opinion, are
accelerated by substances which promote orientation of the atomic orbitals
of the catalyst and reagent, i.e., the charge transfer. Photochemistry and
Molecular Spectroscopy: Eleven papers were noted. A. Ye. Lutskiy (Kharkov) reported
electronic -vibrational spectra of monosubstituted benzenes. V. A. G-Trin',
S Lebpdf-va, and Yu. N. Forostyan (Zaporozhlye) studied T-1- -ect
of the nature of the substituent on -molecular spectra of phenyl and pyridyl
radicals. M. S. Ashkinazi, "if. Ye. Karl?itskMa, I. A. Dolid.ze, and
B. Ya. Dain (Kiev) established the formation of free radicalFin chloro-
and pheophytin sensitized photooxidation of aromatic amines and
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'determined the na~ture* of the free radicalsi..L. M. Kutsyna 1(Kharkov) -
studied the solvent effect on absorption and fluorescence spectra of 1, 3,5-
tr iphenylpyrazolon. 1. 1. Diltin , and 1. N. CherRjHk (Kiev) detected and
explained stimulation of the fluorescence quenching'of chlorophyll. Radiation
_Chemi~~r7: Most of the papers were devoted to the effect of radiation on poly-
,.mersP Yu. N. Nizellskiy, K. A. Kornev, A. A. Kachan, and L.. L.
Chery (Kiev) s__ - 3LI)r;~i~n~c_
-yatsova tudied radiation copolymerizationlof c. I vi: 1
to viA "7 h 51.1 1 k. IS.
acetat4jand subsequent saponification of the latter yl a c;7
Fdmei&o, et al. (Kiev) showed formation of the -CH2 CGINMCIFICH2 --I.-YP(!
,radicals, evolution Of H2 and CO, and decreasr in viscosity in radiation--
_tnduced Oegradation of poly -c- ca2roamide.1 IL. L. Nagornaya (Kharkov)
revealed the dependence of radiation damage in plastic scintillatorAm
the total -y-radiation dose and on the nature of radiation;'the y- rELdia.-'
-tion damagg can be decreased by introducing two phosphors. Quantum . -
~Chemizqtry: These.papers also included those on EPR studies of free radicals.
A total of 12 papers w-ere noted, several of which'reported neW-mathe-
matical expressions for calculating integrals of the ligand field and total.
energy of a system (Yu. A. Krual~yak), the state of ls-helium-like strue-
tures, or dependence of the position of first absorption bands of very
long pol ethine dyeslfin the chemical structure of the. nuclei G.
Dyadyusha, Kiev).
Card 4/5

ACC NR: AP6004186
Two papersvere noted on semiconducting polymers: V. V.
and V. S. Kuts (Kiev) affirmed the existence of !he charge
transfer complexes in the po ly(phenylac etylene) - oxygen or iod ine sys -
tems at 20C in vacuum; and GI. F. Kventsell (Kiev) calculated the electron
mobility in.semiconducting polymers. Plivsicochemical Problems of Molecular
,,%,616935. . The most noted of the three paveys lipted in this cateliory i4as the
paper by V. M. Ga.,rday and'V, 1. Daniloy (Kiev) on the code of protein
synthesis and Tisruire-in'evolution promotipgputations.
[ATD MEW; '1~193-F]
SUB CODE: 07 SMM DATE: none

VOL --Y--(lAeningrad); STAROSKOLITSEV, V (Iotgansk); FEDIAYEV, S.:
PXRXOV, L.; TONK0110GOV, 14. (Tashkent); FRUSOV, A.(Tzildom); 3EIDY, 3.
(Orekho-i-o-Zuyevo); PETROV, V.
News from everywhere. Sov.foto 20 no.8:44-45 Ag l6o
(MIRA 13-8)
1. Zaveduyushchiy fotokinolaboratoriyey TSentrallnoy statsii yuny-kh
tekhnikov imeni N.M.Shvernika (for Fedvavev). 2. Zaveduyushchiy
fotolaboratoriyey pionerskogo lagerya Moskovskogo 7yeshego
tel-chnicliesko o uchilishcha im. Baumana (for Perkov).
~;hotclgraphy)

VOLIFSON, V-1c".
Indl,-- -. 41- i o r, a f c r , am i n -~ r aita sa 1 r e -, c c -, i o n c f -, h e = L7- i I -ai-,- Ira-l--'7,--
I
SMI 16z-'83-2-90 163. (~f"Rj"
Jn-tranasal resection of the maxillary sinus. lbi(I..*3-91-192
1. Iz kafedry ukha., nosa i 90r19 (zav. - prof. G,,M.Starlkav) Smolenskogo
gosudarstvennogo meditainskoga instituta.

VOLIFS011, Yk.I.- SIBLASHM, S.S.
Ferryboat -for conveying antomobiles and motortr-lickm. 3inl.
tekh.-ekon.inform. no.5:73-74 159. (IMU 12:8)
(Ferriee)

- VOLIFSON, Ya.I., inzh.; STRASHUN, S.S., inzh.
Universal Ir-rges for use on Siber4an ri7ers. Sudostroemile 25
no.4:10-11 Ap '59. (XI1U 12:6)
(Barges) (Siberia--Inland navigation)

VOLIFSON, Ya.I., inzh.; STRASHTM. S.S.. inzh.
Motorship "39rofei Khabarov.n Sudostroanie 25 no.3:78
Mr '59. (MIRA L2:5)
(liortorships)

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VOLIPSON, Ya.I. -ex;~';-~-___
4.
,- New freight and passenger diesel-propelled ships for Siberian
rivers. Biul. tekh.-ekon.inform. no.5:67-69 158. (MIRA 11:7)
(Siberia--Ships)

STRLSHUN, S.S.; VOLIFSOTI, Ya.I.
Tank barges used! on Siberian rivers. Biul. teldi..-ekon. inform.
no.4:77-78 '58. OUR-1. 11:6)
(Siberia--Tank vessels)

BOGOSLAVSKIY, A.L.; VOLIPSON, Ye.B.
On the problem of malignangt periosteal osteoma. Vest.rent. i rad.
34 no.4:70-72 J'l-Ag 159. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Iz rentgenovskogo otdeleniya (zav. - A.L. Bogoslavskiy) Gorodukoy
onkologicheskoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach P.Ye. VakIchevich; vedushchiy
onkolog - prof. F.M. Lampert [deceased]).
(OSTEOMA case reports)

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PA 2CYr37
-USSR/mecLicine - Public Health Apirltray 154T-
Medicine - Hygiene an& Sanitation
"The Results of the Scientific Conference of' the
Sanitary -Bygienic Institutes of the IRSFSP," Z. G.
Vollfson, 3 PP
"Sovetakoye Zd-ravookhraneniye" No 4
Gives titles and sometimes brief accounts of reportq~
read by varlons delegates. Yhinly valuable from the'
standpoint of personnel an& Institutions.
20T3

VCLf Z. G.
217--l -.-TOJ L I3o:

n-MBEMAM 19 ; -- r ..
VOL;FSON, Z. G.
29224 Itogi Respublikanskoy nauchnoy sessii gigienicheskikh iastitutov
i kafedr gigieny meditsinskikh institutov RSPSR (Moskva. 5-9 apr. 1949
g.) Gigiena i sanitariya, 1949, ko 8. s. 49-51
SO: Letopsit Zhurnallnykh Statey, Vol. 39, Moskva. 1949

176T74
U6SR/Medicine Hygiene and Sanitation BeP 50
Societies Medical
"Scientific Stsaion.of Uygiene Institutes and the Chair
of Hygiene of Medical Institutes of the RSFSR," Z. G.
Vollfson
"Gig i San!' No 9, pp 49-51
Outlines works presented,, questions discussed, &ad
resolutions and conclusions dravn at meeting held in
Moscow, 29 M~ty - 3 Jun 50, at.Cen Sanitation Inst
imeni Erisman. Agenda covered problems in hygiene of
air, water and soil, labor hygiene, occupatiomsLl dis-
eases* food,. hyg~ene;o'~d hygiene of children and! in-
fants.
276T74
0-0 Ell

Public Health
Results of the conference on*planning for scientific thematics at Sanitation and -TVgi-ne
Institutes of RSFSR for 1952. Gig i san. no. 3, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessionsy Library of Congress, JL4gUat 19,52_1jqw, Uncl.

VOLIFSON, Z.G.J. prof- (Moskva)
Concerning D.F.Partsef's article "Hygenic evaluation cf a=-
pollution in the area of gas service Nstations for rofill.J.np
the tanks of gas-fuelled automobileso Gig. sanit. 213 no.. 2,
89-90 163. (MIRA 17:2)

- VOLIFSON., Z.-G., prof.; BARABOY, V.A..
"Sanitary protection of the atmospheric air from pollution" by
N.M.Tomson. Reviewed by Z.G.VollfBon, V.A.Bara.bol, Gig. i sam.
p
26 no.4:108-1-U Ap 161. (M'.E;-A 15 * 5).
(AIR--POLLUTION) (TOMSON., N.M.)

prof.
Concerning the article
of exhaust gases from
89-90 My 161.
(AUTOMOBILE'
by M.V,Aleksoeva, VAJG-au--ta1C--.,a,, nA atmdy
aut-c-mobile traffic." G-Lg. i san. 26 no.5:
(MIRA 15:4)
EVAAUST GAS) (ALFKSFMFA, M.V.)
(KHRUSTALEVA, V.A.)

VOLIFSON) Z.G., prof.; TIRMTENBERG, I.M., dotsent
"Textbook on hygiene" by R.D.Gabovich. Reviewed by Z.G.Vollfson.
I.M.Trakhtenberg. Gig. i san. 26 no.8:1-17-119 Ag 161. (14I;tA 15:4)
I (PUBLIC IMTH) (GABOVICH, R.1).)

1:1,
VOLIFSON, Z.G. , prof.; KUSHAKOVSKIY, L.". , prof.; BARONIK, P.I. 11 prof ;
----FMIUUYUK, 1; A. , dotsont; SIDIAL I I D. D. , dotsent.
"Hygiene textbook" (1st and 2nd editions] by V.A.Pokrovokii. . ..
Reviewed by Z.G.*Vollfso4 and others. Gig. i sa,n. 26 no.ll-.
102-106 U 161. 1 (MIFA -14: --, I)-
(HYGIENE) (POKHOVSKIII V.A.)

M
( VOLIFSON, Z.G.j prof. . .
Behind the automobile steering wheel. Zdorovle 6 no.10:30 0 160.
- (=&.A 13: 9)
(AUTMOBILE DRIVERS-DISEASES AND MIGIENE) . .

VOLIPSON, Z,G,
On the pages of "Gigiena I sanitariia" in 1959. Zhm7. -4 obiol.'-
1 4 mmin. 31 121 io%3.26-i2g o ,6o. (MIRA 13:12)
PUBLIC NFALTH-PERIODICAT

OLIFSON, Z.G.9 prof.
Dampness and house fungi. Zdorovle 7 no. 2:31 F 161.
(MIFM 14r2)
(DAMPNESS IN BUILDINGS)
(WOOD --- STAINING FUNGI)

VOLIFSON, Z.G-.-, prof.
Conference on problems in comw nity hygiene. Gig. i san. :24 no.-9:
87--89 S 159. . (MIRA 13: 1)
(PUBLIC FMALTH) ..

VOLIPSON, Z.G.; GABOVICH, R.D.; GORR, L.E.
"Chronic carbon monoxide poisoning" ; a collection of papers from
the Lvov Medical Institute. Reviewed by Z.G. Vollfson, R.D. Gabo-
vich, L.N. Gorn. Gig. i san. 24 no.1:90-92 J& '59-
(MYRA 12:2)
(CARBON MONOXM--TOXICOLOGY)

VOUISION1 Z I I.
"Modification of the Technique of Laryngectomy aiming at Initial
Cicatrization, of the T.-found."
report submitted for the Seventh Intl. Congress of Otorhi-nolaryngology,
Paris, 23-29 July lo.6m

PA UT47
USM/Madioine - Prmchoscopv Irdy/Dec 1514T
Modicine - Instrummts
Mmsnogvardayets, a Bronoboscope 'Works," Prof Z. I.
Volfsony Stalirqpmd~ 1 p
"Vest Oto-rino-lar" No 6
Discusses the remarlmblib reconstruction of the K-raE--
nogvardayets bronchoscope works. In spite of this,
however) there'are several faults which should be cor-
rected. Most of these are In reference to the mmrer
In which the instrument Is produced. Discusses thel
assembling of a "vatnik" which is usually manufaottxed
In two parts, and suggests that because of the f:re-.
quent accidents this appliance be constructed in one,
piece.
TIC 34Z.-7

b1_)13auVSKIYY N.A., prof., red.; VOLIFKOV.ICII, N,.l., prof., red.;
-VOLIFSONY Z.1., prof., red.; LIKHACFEV, A.G., prof., red.;
TIZV5KIY-;-3_.I,-.,,r6d.; Y-rREOBRAZH'E7!SFXI, B.S., prof., red.;
SAGALOVICH, B.P1., doktor med. nauk, red - SAKHAROV, P.P.,
prof., red.; UNDRITS, V.F., prof., red.*tdeceased]
(Transactions of the First All-Russian Congress of
Otorhinolaryngologists] Trudy pervogo Vserossiiskolro s'lezda
otorinolaringologov. Moskva, Medgiz, 1963. 318 P.
(MIRA 17:7)
1. Vserossiyskiy s"yezd otorinolaringologov. ist. Volgograd,
1962. 2. DeystvitelInyy chlen AMIJ SSSR (for Preobrazbenskiy).
3. Chlen-korrespondent At-Ui SSSR (for Undr~ts). 4. GlavrWy
otarinolaringolog Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSF&R (for
Bobrovskiy').

VOLIFSON. X.I., professor.
ll~ ~t,4-
Cases of foreign bodies in the respiratory tract. Ve.,it.oto-rin. 15 no.4:85-86
JI-Ag '53. (MaA 6:9 )
1. Kliniks, bolesney ukha, gorla i nos& StalingTadakogv medi.tainskogo institute..
2. Stalingradskaya, oblastuaya klinichaskays bolluit3a.
(Respiratory organe-lorsign bodies )

BOBROVSKIV-, N.A., prof., red.; VOLIFKOVIC.H, M.I., prof., red.
(Saratov);j-"9L'.-'PSON., ?.I.., prof., red.; I~EEVSKIY, B.1%,
red.; PREOBRAZEEESKUY, B.S., prof., red.; SAGALOVICH,
B.M., doktor med. nauk, red.; SAKHAROV, P.P.J, Prof.,
red.; UNDRITS, V.F., prof., red. (deceased]
[Transactions of the First All-Hussian Congress of
Otorhinolaryngologists] Trudy Vserosaiyskogo sl'3,ezda
otorinolaringologov. Moslcva, Medgiz., 1963. 518 P.
(MIRA 18: 3)
1. Vserossiyskiy s"yezd otorinola-ringologov. Ist,
Volgograd, 1962. 2. Deystvitellnyy ch-len PI-11 SSSR
(for Preobrazheriskiy). 3. Chlen-korrespondent
A1,11 SSSR (for Undrits).

ACC NR: i-.M6035814 Monograph UR/
(A)
Nilrontov, Boris Ivanovich; Kireyev, Vasily Vasillyevich'Kisilevich, Yevgeniy
Mefod1yevich; Iosif Ar-turovich; Sadkovich, Yan Fedorovich;
Golomolzin; Aikadiy Ivano vi ca; --, P-et. r6fikoAndrey Afanslyevich
f
Construction of 4derground structures (Stroitellstvo podzemnykh sooruzheniy)
bloscov. Izd-vo "Nedra", 1966. 293 P. ilius., biblio. 2450 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: (I 6,A-,N-Vj a-V 10 yk mining engineering
FURPOSE AND COVEAWE: This book is intended for engineering and technical workers
of construction, scientific-research, and design organizations studying the
problems of building underground installations; it can also be used by workers
of mine-constAiction organizations. In the book are discussed the baelc prob-
lems of conduAing mining 'operations during the construction of underground in-
stallations. There are 97 references, 72 of which are Soviet.
TABLE OF CONITEWS~ [abridged]
Ch. I. Basic methods of conducting mining operations during construction. of under-
ground, chambers -- 9
Ch. II. Foreign 6xperience in conducting mining operations durIng construction
of underground chambers -- 22
Ch. III. Dri3_1i4 boreholes and blast holes -- 55
Card 1/2 uDc: 623.igi.2+622 268.8

ACCNRS AM80358lC_-____
Ch. IV. Blastingioperations -- 83
Ch. V. Mechanizaiion of underground loading and transportation operations U&
Ch. VI. Progressive methods of reinforcing mining excavations - 145
Ch. VII. Methods of excavating underground chambers in hard rocka -- 17.5
Ch. VIII. Excavation methods providing for chamber-wall reinforcement during
the excavationiof a maosif -- 178
Ch. DC. Excavati4n methods by which chamber walls remain open during
-excavation -- 224
Ch. X. Examples df calculations relative to work organization and the selection
of equipment , 233
Ch. XI. Ventilat' and dust suppres9ion during the excavation of underaxound
*n
chambers -- 249
Ch. XII. Several 'problems of underground installation stability __ 280
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I
langotherapy. Med. sestra, Moskva no.7:13-19 Jiay 1953. (CIXIR 25:1)
1. Klaypeda.

m
VOLIFTRUB, I.S.
27542- VOL'FTRUB, I.S.-Parnfinolechonic. Mod. Sestra, 1949, No. 8, S. 1(S-19.
SO: Letopis'Zhurnal'nyki-I Statey, Vol. 47, 1948.

RgARRx"An - - AMW~WMKIYI I--- WM84MMINM Ow 1419~ -- E~~Iiw ~ M
1. '70LIFTRT.TB, 1. S7.
2. ussF (6oo)
4. Hospitals - furniture, equipment, etc.
7- Portable tray for distributing medicins, Med. sestra No. 1, 1953-
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May -1953. Unclassified.

VoLIFTRUB, 1. 3.
Nervous System - Diseases
Case of chloroleukemia with disorders of the central nervous systeri., KI-in. med., 30,
No. 1, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -1953. Unclassified.

VOLIFIRUB$ I. S.
Tumors
Case of chloroleukemia with disorders of the central nervous systerifl Klin. med- 30 No.
11 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -19534 Unclassified. I

VOL I FnIm I T. S.
Waxes - Therapeautic Use
Ozocerite therapy.- Med. sestra., 11, 1951
9. Monthly List of. Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1952_19~, Uncl.

VOLIFT'RUB-. I.3. (g.Kla;ypeda).
Hmd therap7. Ked.sestra, n0-7:13-19 Jl 053. (XIJU 6-7)
(Barthe, Medical and surgical uses a.")

VM TF'= S. , IT -0u
USSR/Medicine - Paraffin Therapy
Therapy
Aug 49
PA 2/5arO
"Paraffinotherapy.,nLt Col 1. S. Vollftrub, Med.Corps,
Garrison Hosp, 3* pp".
49ed Sestra" No 8
An anhydrous paraffin vith a melting point of 5.2-550
Is used. It Is heated in a-double-boiler type of
apparatus.. Gives d1rections for heating and appli-
cation. It Is indicated in various diseases., amoz3g
them neurltis, bursitis., arthritis, and hypertonia,
Paraffiny left over from one treatment, can be
resterilized and used again. Chief, Garrison Hosp:
Lt Col Klinov, Med Corps.
rDD 2/50TE17

- -,! ~) L- F-- r-!,--\'i If',
, ;I ,
'JOLFTHUR, 1. f.
Tecthnic, dosage and method of ultra-violet ray therapy. Mod. sasitx-a,
Moskva No. 6. June 50. p. 11-6
1, Lt. Col., Medical Corps.
OV-1 19, 5, Nov,jp 1950

IC
63

Y_gL'FTRUB, I. S.
Lechenie ozokeritom. Med. sestra. Moskva no. 11:24-27 Nov.
1951 (CLML 21:3)
1. Colonel, Medical Corps.

V/ c' I - t- , - L, i-~ 1~ i --.~ ,
I- - i
VOWFTRW 1, S.
K tekhrdke prImemaUs penitaIllina. ffeemique of ImmiaMla
app2leat,loo Md. sestra, 14oskva No. U Nov 50 p. 29-30,,
1. m
C.L.M.L. Vol. 20, No. 2 Feb 1951.

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C-_ VOLIFTSUN, I.B.
Dependence of maximm flood discharges resulting fzom rains
on precipitation and d1scharge before t,"e flood. Trud_v GGI
no.91:58-115 161. (MIRA 14- EEO
(Floods)

VOLIFTSUN, I.B.
Calculating losses of runoff from rain in a swill drainage
basin. Trud~r GGI no.95:14-28 162. 04IRA 15-~6)
(Runoff)

VOLIFTSIM, I.B.
Change In the formation of surface snow-watpor j-unrff as ;:,
consequence of' afforestation. Trudy, GGI no.95:29-54 162.
(MIRA 15-0 .-1
(Runoff) (Forest influences)

W
VOLIFTSUN, I.B.
Dissertation: "Processes Governing the Formation of Rain Floods and
Procedures for Computing Theri.1 Cand Tech Sci, State 1U7drologic.-&l T,-~S+j
Leningrad, 1953. (Referativnyy Zhurnal GeoAgiya Geografiya, Moscowl .
Aug 54)
SO: SUM 393, 28 Feb 1955

VOL11FTSUN, I.B.
Investigation of the formation of flash floods. Trudy GGI no.46:
5-47 '54. (MUU 8:11)
(Floods) (Runoff)

1~ VOLIFTSUN 1.3,- ___
Analysis of the formation of M&-fimum flow resulting from rail. r,-
falls and methods of calculating it. T=dy GGI no-76:5-55
16o. (MIRA 13:6)
(Ranoff )

rim
VOLIFTSUN I.B.; MSTOVSKIT, 0.1.
Axperimental study of the tranBformation of smv-va',er --t,--oi'f
by large depressions in the gullies of the Valday Hmirological
Scientific Research Laboratory. Trudy GGI no-76.56-66 16o.
(KIRA. 13: 6)
(Runo ff

F T-
Subject USSR/Meteorology and Hydrology AID P - 1437
Card 1/1 Pub. 71-a - 11/23
Author Vollftsun, I. B., Kandidat of Tech. 'Sciences
Title Computation of the cross section area of a pipe,
connecting the upper water of a runoff with the well
of an automatic recorder
Periodical Met. i gidro., 1, 41-42, Ja - P 1955
Abstract A formula is suggested connecting the area of the surface
of the well and the height of water intake in the well
with the velocity of the rising level in the upper water,
the difference in levels and the time. The author
underlines the importance of a correct cross section
area of the pipe in order to account for sudden rises in
the runofff during floods. 3 Russian references
Institution: Main Administration of the Hydrometeorological Service of
the Council of Ministers of the USSR
Submitted No date

VOLIFTSUN, I.B.; KVASOV, D.D.
Accurac.y in calculating the floy of vater by h7dromtric
installations of flow observation stations. Trud7 C*I no.62:
94-1o6 157. (MIIIA 10:12)
(stream measurements)

VOLIFTSUNq I,B.-
ezing characteristics of soils under forest stands and their'
influence on lossoo from ourface runoff, Trudy GGI no.81:41~-54 -
16o. (MIRA 14:11)
(Valdai Hills-Runoff)
(Forest infg-uences)
(Frozen ground)

VOLIFTSUN. I.Bi._; KMTOVSKIY, 0.1.
MeastrouB storm flood in the Valdai. Meteor. i gidrol. n0.1:
40-43 Ja 161. ()ami 14: 1)
(Polomet' Valley-Floods)

VQLIETM.,-L.H~~
Formation of a surface flow of snow waters in Kulitanay Province.
Trudy GGI no.104:15-36 163. ('MIRA 16 s 7) - -.
(Kustanay Province~-Runoff)

SMIRNOV, K T. cVOL,'~TS
~ 3, _ _
Using the water balance methodi to calculate thq ixXIDS& of g-ro-,=.d
waters into lakc-5. Trudy GGI n0.104.75-;16- 'Q'). (~~RA 16 17)
(Kuetanay Provincei,:~-Lake.,-~)

OPIC- TAGS
OR Ew, 64
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IVANENKO, T'J.~ VOLGA, A.5,
Chromat,ographle eetterminatlon of m- and p-dilso-propylb--nzan,~
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1. Gromlenskf-y filial nauchno-i ss! edova tell skogo Iwititut
poI4-me.--A.zats-'anny'-;ch p1astmass.

VUWA, i..
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,he man-projectile. p. 15.
(Aripile Patriel, Vol. 3, No. 1. jun. 195?, bucuresti, Ruqpwiia.)
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VOIGARI, L.G.
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Adaptability of the nematode Thelandros tba Dinw1k, 1930 to
the specific features of Its host's life cycle. :Dokl. Aff SSSR
124 no.6:1375-1376 F '59. (MIRA 12:3)
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AUTHOR-
TITLE~_
PERIODI6AL~
ABSTRACT.
C a rd
Vol gar'. , L. G.
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On- the Adai~J_ab4lity of 'he Nematode Thelandros tba Dinnik,
.1930 -t,) the of Its Host Lif e Cycle
(0 PT'isposcblyayemostli nematody Thelandros tba Dinnik, 1930
,~_ cs:tb,_~nr).-at.1ya_1n zhiznennogo taikla khozyayev)
D-k_-ad- 1
Akademii nauk SSSR,. '19599 Vol 124., Nr 6. pp 1375- 376
:,USSR!
Th~ famale of the mentioned in the title was found in
of tadroles f"930, Ref 1). The author found it in
+h= Dan-,.~.!~e delta (1947-48) .`-n the same host. Tha Simultaneous
disc-~,~---79-ry of males enabled the position Cif the speoies
'bed as Oxyuris", within the Thelandros
(had been descri
ape-lea. The m-ale -2.9 descr1bed and shown in a figure (Fig 1).
The L'ema-es were irt a~-cordanoe with tho original description,
however, were m;::r,3 variable morphologically. In some of the
- ;c 7P z
Lemal-a 'Larvae (,j.g 2) were found in addition tD eggs. Both
0
staf_;~_a :if de-relopmer.+ are described (Pigs 29 3). Thedevelopment
cf ?ggs in the female does not take place uniformally, that is
~rz:,m the m-iddle seorlnns of the Fallopian tube Dnwards: