SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOLKOV, F.G. - VOLKOV, G.I.

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ISAKOV, I.S.-r--(continued) Card 2.
podpolkovnik, pomosbahnik glavaogo, red. po izd-vu; SFWV, N.Te.,
Impitan 2 ranga, ucbeM7 sekretart; VOROBITRY, V.I., kapitan
I ranga. red.kart; 141GALKIN, G.A., imb.-kapitan 1 ranga, red.kart;
GAPONOVA, A.A., red.kart; GONCHAROVA, A.I., red.kart; GORBACHEVA,
N.Ye.. red.kart; GHMTBERCr, G.Yu., red.kart; DUROV, A.G., red.
kart; YERSITOT, I.B., red.kart; ZILIBERSKER, A.B.v red.kart-.
KASTALISKAYA, N.I., rod.kart; kMLIKOVA, M.M., red.knrt; MAKAROVA,
V.N.. red.kart-, WROZOVA, A.F., red.kart; PAVLOVA, Ye.A., red.
kart; POCHUBUT, A.N., red.kart; RDMANOVA, G.N., red.kart; SMIRNOVA,
L.V., red.kart; SMIJUK)VA, L.N., red.kart; TAIIANKOVA, A.I.. red.
kart-, YAI%'FVICH, M.A., rad.kart; YASINSKAYA, L.F., red.kart;
VASIL'YRVA, Z.P., tmkhn.red.; VIZIROVA, G.N., taklhn.rod.; WUL)VANOVA.
A.T., tal-bn.rnd.; WROKHOV, V.I., tekhn.red.-, MALINKO, V.I., t"khn.
red.; SVIDERSKItYA, G.V., takhn.re&.; CHERNDGORDVA, L.P., takhn.rad.;
YURAYEVA, Ye.M., tekbn.red.
[Marine atlas] Morskoi atlas. Otv.red. I.S. Isakov. Glav.red.
L.A. Demin. Izd. bbrskogo genorallnogo ebtaba. Vol.1 [Navigation
geography] Ilavigatsionno-geo.-raficheakii. Zamestitell otv. red.
po I tomu V.A. Petrovskii. 1950- 83 maps. (Y.IRA 12:1)
(Continued on next-card)

13-kKov, I.S.---(continuad) Card 3.
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Voyenno-morskoye ministeretvo.
2. Ilachallnik Mbrskogo kartos-raficheskogo instituta vo7eano-
morsk-ikh sil (for Lanqkin). 3. Daystvitel'nyy chlen Akademii
pedagogicheskikh nauk RSFSR (for Orlov). 4. Nacballnik Gidro-
graficheBkogo upravlaniya voyenno-morskikh sil (for Tributs).
5. Gonerallnyy gosudarstv. direktor topografichaskoy sluzhby (for
Baranov). 6. Direktor topografichmskoy slu~hby (for 14ilenki).
(Ocean-Wnpa) (Harbors-l-laps)

VOLEV F
The Committee on Stalin Prizes (of the Catmcil of Ministers USSR) in the f ie-ldz of
science and JmVentionz anacumes that the follwing ecientific woeks, popular emlen-
tific books, and textbooks have be= aubmItted for ccoputitior, for Stalin PrIzers for
the years 1952 and 1953- (Sqvete!~SXa Kulturs., YA=owx No. 22-4o, 2o Feb - 3 Apr i.9.r,4'j
Nam
Isakov, 1. 6.
Shule~rkin, V. V.
Demiii, L. A.
Voroblyev, V.
Sere.gin, M. P.
Yegorlyeva, A. V.
Srairnova, V. G.
Kudryatsev, 1'. K.
Babakhanov, A. C.
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Volkov, ". G.
Salishchev5p K. A.
Orlov, B. P.
Kalesnik, 6. V.
ShIvede, Ye. Ye.
Snezhinskiy, V. A.
Pogosy--n, Kh. P.
Drozdov 0. A.
SO: Wi6K 7 JulY 1954
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EM:MUROV, G.D.; DCBROSIRDOV, Ye.l.; YERG&LIYEV, A.Te.; JIUMOft,
Practice of applying high productive systems of mining in
certain mines. Vest. AN Uzakh. WR 11 no.9:80-91 5 '54.
(Mining engineering) (~a-RA 8:2)

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USSR / Forestry. Forest Crobs,
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 16, 19589 7Z822.
Author : Volkov.,
inst :r-n-st-MuTe of Forestry, AS USSR
Title :Some Data on the Influence of Thinning of Timber
Stands and of Soil Friability on Fruit Bearing of
Oak.
Orig Pub: Soobshch, In-ta lesa. AN SSSRS 1957.9 Vyp. 8$ 3-12.
Abstract: By investigations of the foothill leafy forests of
I-11 quality of the Tellermanov Leskhoz (Balashov-
skaya Oblast), the dependence was e&tablished of
the degree of acorn harvest on the farming Improve-
ments in the mix-led forest plots. Thinning of mixea
leafy forests to a thickness of 0.6 by means of
cutting out accompanying species., asp and birch
first;, aids preservation of moisture and soil

US-')'R Fo r es try Forest Crop~. K-5
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-j3iol., No 16, 19581 7Z8ZZ.
Abstract,~ nutrients, improving conditions for cross-ferti-
lization. This measure, along with simultaneous
cultivation of the soil by Z-meter strips for
half the area., contributed to a 2.5-fold harvest
increase on the exDerimental plots. Cutting out
part of the underbruch'. cleaning down timber out
of the plots and uprooting stumps also provided
a Z.O-Z 5-fold greater acorn harvest than in the
usual c~ndftfons. Spraying the branches in'the
flowering period with a 0.005 concentration of
boric acid in experiments at the Main Botanj,,
Garden AS USSR gave a 1.5-fold Increase In the
quantity of acorns on 31 August over that of the
controls. -- D. 1. Deryabin.

VOLKOV, F.I.
Xffect of foliar feeding-vith boron on acorn 7ieUs
Biul. Gla-v. bot. sada no.31:109-3-11 '58. (LIRA 12.5)
1.Institut lesa AN SSSR.
(Plants, 3ffect of boron on)
(Acorns),-

VOLKOV) F. i.
32606. VOLKOV, F. I. Onaibolee zffektivnom ispolIzovanii leqnykh semyan. les i
step', 1949, No 3, s. 12-17
SO: Letopis' Zhurnall nykh Statey, Vol. V..

VOLKOV, F.I.
thinning of stands and scarifying of soil affects the
fruiting of oaks. Soob. Inst. lesa rio.8:3-12 '57. (MIRA 11:5)
(Oak) (Forest thinning)

VOLF'Ov, F. I.
Basin for sone methods for nowing acorns. Trudy Inst. lesa 38:
51-58 158. (MFIA 11:10)
(Acorns)

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VOLKOV, F. I.
Acorms
Sp,,-.elfic welght of acorns as rin lnd-~x of ripon.;ss and quality. Dokl. k: SSSIR ~~5 140. 1,
1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Librar-y of Congress, November 1952. bNCLASSjFj_v.,D,.

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I Seed industry r-nd Trade
I cultivstion 0-.,- frira-sl-, Prll-; nr.-,pn1:7~~-tion .-?,7 s-fc- ~rovlnrz f*p.nnv.. -1 t- v- .o - . , : - , n -~ . 1. 2. : -; --I
I - .. -
6
I I-onthly List of AcceEslons. Libre r.-)r of Con~-,-re s F, .April ].,-)52. UTIXL~ SS I ~ I FD.

J_vo~ao,,-, -F. ~,.
I Forests -nd
I Cultiv-P.4 - 1- -,:. - -,. 1-, !1-47
.-!a r, of 'Lore c t Ei ~-:.tl i-,:i c. ' s - td .-4 ',- rIMS .
Les. .-I ---
I Monthly List of Libl,rr;r of Con~-:rt-ss. April J.952. -UNCLASSIF=.

USSRAlining Methods
Explosives
Feb 49
"The Develorment of Exploitation Systems Using Torpedo Holes for Ore Breaking in
the Krivoy Rog Basin," G. M. Malakhov, A. D. Polishchuk, F. 1. Volkov, 6 pp
"Gor Zhur" No 2
Deep torpedo holes for ore breaking may be used on ores with strength less than 8,
where width of the vein is not less than 10 meters. The system is being used
successfully in Krivoy Rog Basin.
PA 40/49T82

VOZNESENSKIY, Lev Aleksandrovich; VOLKOV, Feliks Mikhaylo ch-
SHVEYTSERY Ye.K., red.; PAVLCVA.. A., tekhn. red.
[How to fulfill the work on tests and term papers in
economics; aid for the correspondence school students of
institutions of higher learning] Kak vypolnit' kontroll-
nulu i kursovuiu raboty po, politicheskoi ekonomii; posobie
studentam-zaochnika-m VUZOV. Moskva, Gosizd-vo "Vysshaia
shkola.." 1960. 28 p. (MIRA 16:7)
(Economics--Study and teaching)

TSAGOLOV, N.A.. prof.. red.; IMSSIA, IT.Y.. dotsent, red.. Prinimali . -
uchastiye: SCL01NOT, M.T., dotsent; CHL93KO"=3, T.N., kand.ekon.
nauk; TOLKOT. F.M... -kand.okon.nauk; TOMOSENSKIT, L.A., nauchnrl
sotrudnik. GCBMTZVA, L.N., red.; TERHAKOT, H.S., takhn.red.
[Problems of political economyl Voprosy politichaskoi ekonomii.
Pod red. N.A.TSagolova i H.V.Khessina. Moskva. 1960. 278 P.
(MIRA 13:4)
1. Moscow. Universitet.
(Economics)

VOLKOV,,_.TeLiks,Mikhay1ovich, prepodavatell; MARINA, V., red.; GRIGORIYIKVA,I.,
m1adshiy red.; CEZFEMA, 0., tekhn. red.
(Expanded replacement of skoUed labor in the U.S.S.R.] Rasshirennoe
vosproizvodotvo kviLlifitsirovannoi-rabo--hei Oily v SSSR. Izd-vo
sotsiallno-ekon. lit-ry, 1960. 205 p. (KM 14:6)
1. Moskovskiy gosudaretvannyy unitersitet (for Volkov)
(Labor oupply)

YAGODKIN, Vladimir Hikolnyovioh;,VOLKOV, P.M., red.; OZIRA# Y.Yu..
red.; YHRMAKOV, M.S., teklin~,-rie~d,--
[Socialist reproduction] Sotsialisticheakoe vosproisvodstvo.
Moskva, Izd-vo Moak.univ., 1960. 74 p. (MIRA 14:2)
(Economics)

VOLKOV.-Fo~ ich; VOMEMSKEY, Lev Aleksandrovich; TSYPKINA,
F.L., red.; YVLA-Gli4, A.S., tekhn. red.
[Counmnism is born in work; the role of collectives and shock
workers of communist labor in the building of cqmmunism) Kom-
munizm. rozhdabtsia v trude; o roli dvizheniia kollektivov i udarnikov
komn~anisticheskogo truda v stroitellstve kommmizma. Moskva, Izd-vo
n.Sovetskaia Rossiia," 1961. 71+ p. (MIRA 14:12)
(Labor and laboring classes) I

VOT-11MV, F. V.
M.mring Machines
Better use of self-propelled hay rowers. Korm- baza 3 no. 7, 1952.
4.
I-Iontb ILRL 2f Rusnian Accegsims, Library of Congres:~, Se-oLember '11952. MICLASSIFIED.

VOLKOV, F.N. (Moscow)
Hypnosis as a method of psychotherapy in polyclinical practice.
Klin.med. 32 no.9:35-41 5 154. OULEA 7:12)
1. 1z Polikliniki No. 42 Krasnopreenenskogo rayon& Hoskvy.
(HYPNOSIS, therapeutic use)

I V~-1,K -;, F. :-I. ---
Hay stacker
Moskva, Ministerstvo sellsl~ogo !--hoziaistva SSSR, 195")
1. Agricultural w-chinery.

Nip
VOLKOV, F.S.; LIPSHITS, IT.V.
Complete modernization of equipment. Tekst.prom. 19 no.10:
65-68 0 '59. WRA 13:1)
1. I&Lchallnik Upravleniya legkoy promyshlonnouti Bryanakogo
sovrArkhoza (for Volkov). 2. Glavnyy inzhener UprLLVlnniyU legkoy
promynblennooti Bryanskogo sovnarkhnza (for Lipshits).
(Bryansk Province--Textile industry)

VOLKOVY F,V., 3"Uderll-l
In field praotice. Za5hch. rubs-.. (-,+ , , , - :
I - _r,_ ., . j ~ ~ -, _, -. f C. I
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1. Gortkov3kiy Hel'skokho-Uaystvenny-y lzint,itut. M.-A

YOLKOVI G. (Lt. Gen. Air Engineer Service)
"Organization Problems of the Air Engineer Service", Vestnik Vozdushnovo Flota,
No. 10j October 1946.
SO: Translation W-418, 22 Apr. 1948.

VOLKOV, G.
Economic efficiency of surface coal mining* Vop.ekon. no,2:23-33
F 157. (MLRA 10:5)
(Coal mines and mining)

VOLKOV,, G,, kotellshchik-montazhnik; M~TZ]Ty V., master vzryvnik; ZAKIROV, G.,,
SHOLRO, G.
More but not merrIer. Okhr. truda i sots. strakh- 5 no.S:36 Ag 162.
(MIRA :L5:?)
1. Fredsedatell tsE;khovogo komiteta Kuzhetskogo meta-Ilurgicheskogo
zavoda (for Volkov). 2. Strakhnovoy delegat shakhty imeni Kalinina
Yemerovokaya obl. (for Mizin). 3. Shakhta "Koksovaya-l". Kemerovskaya
obl. (for 2akirov). 4. Spetsiallnyy korrespondent zhurnala "Okhrana
truda i sotsiallnoye strakhovaniye" (for Shapiro).
(Kemerovo Province-Health resorts., watering places, etc.)

-VOLKOV.
Machines and the harvest. Sov.profsoiuzy 18 no.10:5-7 IV 162.
(MM 15:5)
I, Z-vatitell predoedatelya Vaeooyuznogo ob"yedineniya Soveta
YAnistrov SSSR po prodazhe sellskokhozyaystvennoy tekbniki,
zapasnykh chastey, mineralinykh udobreniy i drugikh materiallno-
tekhnicheskikh aredstv,, organizatsii remonta i ispoltzovaniya
mashin v kolkhozakh i sov-khozakh.
(Farm mechanization) (Tractors)

GOR'BUNOV, N.; VOLKOV, G.; CHAYKA, Z.
Increasing labor Productivity in open-out coal mines. Biul.nauch.
inform.:trTid i zar.plata 3 n0-9:3-7 160. (YIRA 1'-'9)
(Strip mining--labor prodiietivity)

70LTOV, G
GiluvXa ustanovk! samoletov. Leningrad, loninCradskaaia krasnoznwmennuia vuell-
no-vozdusi-w.aia inzhenernai;-- akazdeLuj.-La, 1947- 352 D.
Title tr.: Aircraft pmwer plants.
Nal
SU: keronautical Scionctis and iLviation in the -)oviet Union, Library of Congress, 1955

1. VOLKOVI C.
2. USSR Wo)
4. Amateur Theatricals
7- Opera in a textile workers' club, Sov.soiuz no. 5, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRiL 1953. Unclassified.

VOLKOV, G.
Planning the number of auxiliary wor-kers. Sots.trud 4 no.7:
87-92 T1 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Kharkov--Tractor industry)

VOLKOV. G.
New machines go to fields. INTU 4 no.5:6-9 My, 162. ONORA 15:51
1. Zamestitell predsedatelya Vsesoy-uznogo ob"yedineniya Saveta
Ministrov SSSR "Soyuzs,-,lIkhoztekhnika".
(Agricultural machinery)

VOLKOV, G., , kund.tekhn.naluk
Flight on a rocket-propelled aircraft,, Kryl.rod. 13 ro.2:.-,(,-31
F 62. (MMk 15:1)
(Rockets in transportation)

VOLKOV, G.A.
Energy spectra of electrons at various points of an irradiated
medium. Fiz. tver. tela 3 no.2:354-359 F 161, (MIRA 14:6)
1. Agrofizicheskiy institut,, Leningrad.
(Electrons-Spectra)

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VOLKOV G.Ae; RIK, G.R.
on the problem of A-dosingtry In mrginal region of heterologaua
media. Blofixiks 5 no.ls60-68 160. (MIRA 13:6)
(RADIOMEW)

YEVMSVA, Ye.; VOLKOV, G.
All-woven driving belts made of synthetic fibern. I/Aahinastraitall
no.1:27. Ja 162. (MIRA 15:1)
(Belts and belting)
(Textile fibers, Oyzthetic)

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B004/11005
AUTHOR:
TITLE:
PERIODIUL:
Volkovp G. A. 9 Qieff Digineer
Report
Khimicheskiye volokna, 1960, No. 2, pp. 17 - 18
TEXT: This report was delivered at the Branch Cqnferenoe of the Synthe-ic ftt~;.,r
Indus 4n Klinp December 16-18, 1959. The lecturer mentions thie- production
faults of his factory. The weaving mill fabrika "Krasnaya Roza" ("Red Rose" F~~
tory) found 0.11 - 0-36 breakages per I kg of rayono The measures taken to im-
prove the quality are enumerated. The technical regulatlons are stIll not bein-
observed. The Kraanoyarskiy sovnarkhoz (Krasnoyarsk sovnarkhoz) is requeated
with the supply of stainless steel tubes. Production of cord fiber waa
Ytarted w.-;_th difficulties in May 1959. Workers were missing, the rubberized
of the ze~-- od 11X let Oktyabryall (1110 Years of October" Works) were useless, tz,-.--
i~issenbly -as carried out badly. Errors were made by the GIPROIV (State Inst-L
-or the Dr~~sign and Planning of Synthetic Fiber Industry Establishments) in
,-,-ing the -e-_-_,ctory, The Upravlerxiye khimicheskogo volokna Goskomiteta Soveta
J-1ni--trov 3SSR po khimii (Administration for Chemical Fibers of the State
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S11 83/60/000/02 /0
B004/BO05
Committee on Chemistry of the Council of Ministers USSR) in to secure the supply
of oiling agents. The cellulose of the Priozerskiy kombinat (Priozersk
is of inferior qu4lity. Caustic soda contains 130 mg/1 of iron oxides. The au
Pply
of spare parts is deficient. The.zavod im. X. Marksa (Works imeni K. Marx) pro-
duces no spere.parts for the spinning frames of the type PN-300-1Z. The
Roeglavwa6hsbyt entrusted the production of thaeo spare parts to tho 1110 Te~ix~
of Octobor" Works but no molds are available there for this purpose. The VNI,7V
(All-Unioz-. Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic Fibers) should bettei
for its branches which are doing nothing at all. Research work done by the VX_-..-.
does not fulfill the demands-of industry-Rationalization is being carried on J-11
the lecturer's factoryp but other factories in Krasnoyarsk, such as zavod
sinteticheskogo kauchuka (Synthetic Rubber Works), gidroliznyy zavod (Hydrolysis
Works) show better results. Automation in the synthetic fiber industry is back-
!!fard. Not much knowledge can be acquired in the Klinskiy kombinat (Klin Kom'~,J-
eith,Drr~ z. model plant serving as a pattern for other factories should be
ASSOCIATION: Krasnoyarakiy zavod (Krasnoyarsk Workja
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X: 'Change in eat potential of an individual cell of the Aga nitella
flexilis iuring stimulation by light
SOUTICE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 155, no. 5, 1964, 1224-1226
TOPIC TAGS: algae, plant sensibility, light biologic effect
ABSTRACT: The effect of light stimulus from an incandescent Is= on the rest
potential waa investigated on individual cells of the alga N~tella Elexilf,;.
ciji!.urecl in MedLum &~,ove layer-s of riv~-r anr~ quartz gand. unjer ~2-1"'Cur
fluorescent 1-Ighting. A defirAfe trl3rsit"On PFOCe3s Was ObBer"el U;'-'rl
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decreaaes rapidly, passing through zero, and changes direction. In the case
of short light flash-ea after prolonged darkAnsa, and vice versa, the -esuitfint
VarLation 01F tale -e8t potentlp'l F"~;)rpa~.-rita a rompeiti!Aon of tlie in I ia,
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VOLKOV, G.A. (Moskva)
Choice of optimum magnitude of power reserve in an electric
Power system. Izv. MT SSSR. Otd. takh. nauk.Energ. i transp.
no.3,.257-265 My-Je 163. (MIRA 16:8)

MARKOVICH,- I.M. (Moskva); VOLKOV, G.A. (Moskva)
Basic principles of the de t--rmina tion of optimum power
reserve in an electric power gystem. Izv. ~N SSSR. Otd.
nauk. Energ. i transp. no.3-251-256 My--Je 163.
(MIRA 16:
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IMSMEMZ~ 1 2-TITI-A
20107
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B102XB204
AUTHOR: Volkov, G. A.~
TITLEt The electron energy spectra in various points in an
irradiated medium
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela,' v- 3, no. 2, 1961, 354-359
TEXT: It was the purpose of the present paper to solve the electron d(
transport equation by means of an exDansion into a polynomial of the
required distribution function. When working with A-active isotopes it is
of importance to know the electron spectrum in the various point of the
irradiated medium. For the case of a Dlane source of given electron
energy distribution, which is located in an infinitet isotropic and
homogeneous medium, the following electron transport equation is obtained
considering the scattering of electrons as well as their energy losses by
ionization and atom excitation
aj M IL' 71) aj (C jE IL, .0 dg'Nr,- N, 0) U (Z,
-JO,
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The electron energy spectra... B102/B204
,T( V'ItLq) is the electron distribution function, N is the number of atomic
sUtterers.per gram of subetancep 6(~,e) - the scattering cross section
p.er solid[ angle unit, r0- the longest path of an electron with maximum
energy given in g1cm2 ; f is 'the z-oomponent of the place at which the
electron is located in r0-units, (-11!~f 41); 1 is the real path covered by
an electron from the source (xy-plane) up to the place on the z-axis (in
r0-units); 0!!5,ji~-1; f(-Z) is the initial energy distribution of the
electrons;p- - cos01, where '~'is the angle between the z-axis and the
direction of motion of the electron. As ansatz for the solution of (1),
the Legendre expansion - _L -t (21+1)P (2) is
47E 1=0
obtained. The scattering cross section is assumed to be
0(j,0) - LCL(1+2y .0089)-2, where A(Z) in ft oonfttant depending on Z, awl
Y1
is the screening number
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The electron energy spectra,- 3102/B204
1/3 2. 2
1 Z' 1, -13 + 3.76 (Z/137)2 T+1 Z is the atomic
6_.883-137J T(T+2) 11 T T+2
number of the medium,'T - the electron energy in mc2_units. Thus,
A'Z'
d where Q is a Legendre
1(1+2T) - QO(1+2f
2% 7a_277~
function of the second kind. As Jl(-f'~) (-1)1jl(f -it is possible
to represent Jl(j,J) by even and odd componentst
71) tU12-) (10)
R=O
j 12-1) (E,
214-1
Here,
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R=0
t2-U (12)
41
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The electron energy spectra... B102/3204
where u(S) 1n( 1/ j 2 ). The even functions W.Q) and OF) are given by
n ZnQ
CXZ. (E) a"j (14)
IOQ.i 2
j 0
gZ. (E) ary (15)
They are orthogonal and normalized with respect to the polynomials
I (E) 1,2j
b.j[UMj (16)
-Eii. ~je
-0
ru E)
(17)
bpi L-4
J=O
The coefficients of these equations may be determined by solving the
equations x "' . - -.-- - - - -- . -
Y, ajr(2N-4-j-*-2)=O, N=O, 1j 2, (18)
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The electron energy spectra ... B102/B204
with an accuracy of up to one constant; the constants must be found from
the normalization conditions~. Thus, the following general solution
'Z results [U (C)
n n-k
CYR. (t) =,_"" I (_I)k (2n -f- 1) 'S~ n -+- j 1 2 (20
2 k 2J r (n - k - j -j- 1)
k-0
U (,') ]2k
Cf *(2,1) (21)
(n) 2
2, k r (2k -t- 2)
(q+l)p- (p-q+l). These equations are not well suited for'
practical computations. However, by the recurrence formulas
(~) -+- a2c.IYZ. (r) (Z), (23)
0.12 M a~C-DZ-~J
(24)
a,91.
(2n -t-- I)n (25a)
al 1) (n ~-i- 2)
a2 (6n2 -4- 8n -f- 3) . 8 - U2 (E) (256)
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The electron energy spectra... B102/B204
(60 -f- 8it -1-- 3) - 32 - u2 (E) (25D)
(X2 64 (n -f- 1) (n -f- 2)
a 6n -#- 7 (25r~
3=- ~(n-f- 2~)
and V, may be calculated by means of computers. Up to n~--250
n- n
such computations were carried out by means of the electronic computer
"Ural"; some results are shown in Fig. 1. For the case of a Ca45-surface
source in organic glass, the initial energy distribution was approximated
by f(IJ) - 4-1 0-5(1 0-5) . and the computation was restricted to the two
-q
first moments of the function J The energy spectra obtained for
various I are shown i 'n Fig. 2. As a unit, J max for J - 0.15 was selected.
The author thanks Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences G.R.Rik
for suggesting the subject and supervising work. There are 2 figures
and 3 non-Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Agrofizicheskiy Institut Leningrad-(Agrophysical Institute
LeningrAd)
SUBMITTED: April 2, 1960
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0.8
0.2
0
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VOLKOV, G.K... inzh.
Determination of optir-mm power generation reserve in the
of electric power systemal. Elektrichest-vo no.6:37--42 Je
1. Energeticheskiy institut imeni G.M.
(F,Iectric power plants)
(HIRA
Krzhizhanovskogo,,
design
163.
16:7)

VOLKOV,G 4. (Angran, Tashke.-mskoy obi.)
Power supply from tLe alactric Ii,gh-ing n^twork. ?u-,' I
8 no.6:40 164. f.%fI.RA 17;q)

SAKHNOVSKIY, K.V., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof., retsenzent; MOROZOV,
A.P., red.;-W1KQ-V,-G.F., inzh., red.; REYZ, M.B., red.
izd-va; ROZOV, L.K., tekhn. red.
[Mesh-reinforced concrete elements in construction] Armo-
tsementnye konstruktsii v stroitel'stve; sbornik nauchnykh
soobshchenii. Leningrad, Gosstroiizdat, 1963. 177 p.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Akademiya stroitel'stva. i arkhitektury SSSR. Leningradskiy
filial. 2. Deystvitellnyy chlen Akademii stroitel'stva. i ar-
khitektury SSSR (for Sakhnovskiy, Norozov).
(Precast concrete construction)
(Roofing, Concrete)
R

VOLKOV, G.D., Prof.
A new discipline. Veterinariia 41 no.10:102-103 0 164.
(MI RA 18: 11)
1. Moskovskaya veterina-maya akademiya.

MOROZOV, A.P., nauchnyy red.; VOLKOV. G.F., inzb., red.; PLAKID,
M.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, nal~b~yy red. (deceased];
NIKOLAYEVA, N.M., r-td.izd-va; KOVAPOVSKAYA, L.A., tekhn.
red.
CM4sh-reinforced kone-rete and mesh-reinforced concrete
structures] Arpotsement i armot~ementnye konstruktsii;
materialy nauc%nogo soveshchaniia. Moskva, Gosstroi-
izdat., 1962. 266 p. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Nauchnoye soveshchaniye po armotsementu i armotsement-
nym konstruktsiyam, Leningrad, 1961. 2. Leningradskiy filial
Akademii stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR (for Mowozov,
Volkov).
(Reinforced concrete construction)

s/i a3j60/OOO/O2/03/1;,,
B004/B005
AUTHOR: -Volkovp I. I., Director
TITLE: Report
PERIODICAL: Khimicheakiyevoloknag 1960, No. 2, pp. 6 - 9
TEXT: This report was delivered at the Branch Conference of the -ovathetic
Industry in Kling December 16-18, 1959. The Klinskly kombinat (Klin Kombinat,
produces viscose fiber, cellophane foil, caprone rayon, ataple fiber, brist ,
and cord. The lecturer gives a survey of the measures which have led to an im-
provement in quality of the production as compared to 1950. First-quality produc-
tion amounts to 63.5 - 68.2%. In spite of this fact, consumers are dissatisfied.
The shortcomings of production are caused by bad raw materials. The Priozerskiy
tsell.yuloznyy kombinat (Priozersk Cellulose Kombinat) oupplies cellulose with
low contant of a-cellulose and a high ash content. The caustic soda has a high
content of impurities. Dyes are delivered with a particle size of 60-aO 4. The
RubazhanBkiy zavod (Rubezhnoye Works) delivers finely disperse anthraquinone-
blue which, however, contains iron. The TiO 2 of the Yaroslavskiy zavod (YaroE;1av__1.~
-rfork-', c,_-_Jt4%ins no particles smaller than 0.3 p. For caprolactam, the GOST-7'_"
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B004/BO05
standard is much too low. In~spite of this facts 24.6,- 39~4'of the caprolac-b&i--
delivered was below this standard. Good oiling agents are missing. Nine of 1~
deliveries of BV preparation'by the khimicheskiy zavod im. Baturina (Chemica-I
Factory imeni Baturin) in Ivanovo were below standard. The equipment of the
factory is antiquated. The spinning pumps delivered by the Kamenskiy mashino-
stroitelln.vy zavod (Kamenks, Machine Construction Works) have a service life of
1i5 - 4 months. The bobbins.made of Getinaks by the z4yod "Elektroizolit"
("Elektroizolit" Works), as well.as the glass oiling discs of the zavod "Krasr,.,.,.-
May" ("Red May" Works) at Vyshniy Volochek, last 1 month only. The TsKIMashde~1--.11~
(central Scientific Research Institute of Auxiliary Articles and Span Parts for
the Textile Industry) will have to find new materials for oiling discs and bob-
bins. The caprone fiber production could not be extended in 1959 due to the
age of structural iron. The experimental plant for caprone fiber has to work
the current production. The following measures are suggested to improve the
quality: The GIPROIV (State Institute for the Design and Planning of SynthetJ~.:-
T
Aiber Induatry Establishments) is to work out a modernization scheme for the
e GOST standard on cellulose and caprolactam i to be improved. 'LL
r5
2ubezhnoy1D and the Tambovskiy zavod (Tambov Works) are to deliver bettei-
dyas. The LsNIIBum (Central Scientific Research Institute of the Pulp and Pap~_-
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3/1 83/6o/ooo/o2/o~k
B004;(BOO5
industry).. the TsNIIKa9hdeta1'f and the shpullno-katushechnaya fabrika im.
Dzerzhinakogo (Spool and Bobbin Factory imeni Dzerzhinskiy) are to choose
paper- and cardboard sorts. The Ministerstvo bumazhnoy promyshlennosti RSFSR
(Ministry of the Paper Industry of the RSFSR) will have to fix more rigorous
standards on spool cardboard. Experimental workshops and laboratories are to be
established.
ASSOCIATIOR: Klinskiy kombinat (Klin Kombinat
A
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3(8)-
AUTHORS- Germanov, A. I., Volkov, G. A.,
Lisitsin, A. K., S_e_r_e1_re_n_n-iR`ov, V. S.
TITLE: f-.;:t-;frL Investigating the Oxidation-reduction Potential
of Subterranean Waters (Opyt izucheniya okislitellno-.
vosstanovi-tellnogo'~potentsiala podzemnykh vod)
PERIODICAL: Geokhimiya, 1959, Nr 3, pp 259-265 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: During the period from 1951 to 1957 the oxidation-reduction
potential was determined more than 300 times of subterranean
watez-s'from (Soviet) Central Asia, Kazakhstan and the Caucasus.
Determination was carried aut-by means of LP-4.-, LP-5-,. and
P-6-type potentiometers of the "MOSKIP" plant. Samples were
in most cases taken from bore-holes and more rarely from
SDrings, and only for purposesof comparison from water-courses
on the surface. Certain precautionary measures were taken when
taking samples (Fig I.) in order to el-iminate the influence
exer~.-ised-by the oxygen of the air.. Besides the oxidation-
reduction pdtential, also pH-and temperature were measured,
a chemiael analysis was carried out, and the gas content was
investigated (Table). The oxidation-reduction potential is
Card 1/2 between +550 and -480 mill-11volt referred to the normal hydrogen

An Attempt- at InvastiCatine the Oxidaticn-red-.iction SOV17-59-31-711 30
Potential of Subterranean Watsrs
electrode; in oxyger. ... containing waters it is + 300, in
hydrocarbonaceous waters it is between -70 and -480 mv. The
highest value of - 550 mv was fou--id in water. containing
oxygen of pH 2. Water sontair-inE t~xygen is found in depths
of up to about 4,000 m; the biochemical oxidation of organic
substance may be fou-nd- in even greater depths, There are 3
figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii r-adnykh mestoroz1--deniy, petrzgrafii,
minaralogii 4- gaokhimii AN SSSR, Mcskva (Institute for the
Geology of Ore Doposita, Petrography, llineralo,~-Y, and
Geochemistry, AS USSR Moscow)
SUBMITTED- July 18~ 1958
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VOLYMI,, G. D. -J6 - / - -
Pentothal
Experiment of, using mUSS pfMtothal and Uhlopental narcosis for -the castration. of
young pigs, Yeterinariya 29j, No. 7) 1952
Monthly..List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October 1952. Unclassified.

'!ToL,r"--r , G. -).
It-entothal and
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Dearin-, '.n:-=-ls. t
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MOT?, i
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Survey of Scfcntl"`c and Techn4caal jissertatioms
SO: "1, 26 Aug 55
Sur. 0
Defended at USSIR Higher :educational 1--iistituti---is (14)

iPA
E.Dnitri,T~ch; Upin, Vasiliy Aleksandrovich; Cherkasorp Dmi
Radiobio, Radiobiologiya), Moscow, Izd-vo "Kolos", 1964. 231 p. illuaep
7,000 copies printed. Series note., Uchebn1ki i uthebnyye posobiya dlya
vysshikh sellrakokhozyaystvennykh uchebnykh zavedeniy.
TOPIC TAGS: radiobiology, radiology, nuclear radiation, ionizing radiation,
radiat4on-biologic effect, radiation plant effect, horticulture, animal
husbandry'
radiation sickness, radioactive contamination, nuclear protective
equipmentp nuclear safety, nuclear shielding
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This textbook of radiobiology presents the principles of
eneral radiology, elements of the physics of nuclear radiation, dosimetry,,
and radiometry of ionizing radiation. It gives an introduction to the use
of ionizing radiation in cattle breeding and agriculture as well as sanitary
radiometric control of objects in veterinary superrision. Also, the textbook I
gives an account of basic radiation safety and the organization of work with
radioactive materials. This book is intended for veterinary institutes and
dep4rtments.
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AM5025574
UBLE OF CONTENTS (abridged):
Foreword - 3
fCh. I. Elements of nuclear physics 5
Ch. II. Dosinetry of nuclear radiation 61
ICh. 113'.. Sources of ionizing radiation and radioactive contamination of the
surrounding envirorment - 76
Ch. IV* Principles of biological action of ionizing radiation - 101
Ch. V. Radiation sickness*- 140
iCh. VI. Use of ionizing radiation in agriculture., cattle breeding and
veterinary science - 176
iCh. VII. Sanitary-radiometric control of-objects in veterinary supervision
and-of surroundings - 195
Ch. VIXIs ' Protection of livestock from contamination by radioactive
matter - 217
Ch. U., Principles of radioactive safety and organization of work with
radioactive matter 222
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VOLKOV, Georgiy Dmitriyevich.
Academic degree of Doctor of Veterinary Sciences, based on his
defense, 4 February 1955 in the Council of Moscow Veterinary
Academy, of his dissertation entitled: "Pentotalic and Tiopentalic
NarcoBiB of Agricultural Animals and Furbearing Animals."
Academic degree and/or title; Doctor of Sciences
SO: Decisions of VAK, List no. 12, 28 May 55, Byulleten' MVO SSSR,
No. 15, Aug 56, Moscow, pp. 5-24, Uncl. JPRS/NY-537

YOLKOIJ, Georgiy Dnitriyevich: Ll~ III, Vasiliy Aleksandrovich;
..i~ ..... ., - -- -- , , I I
ZZLI=-FUHIJ~, V.S., red.
[Radiobiology] Radiob-lologiia. Moskva, Kolc3, 19o4.
231 p. (VIIRA 17:9)

MOROZOV, A.P., nauchnyy red.; _VDJZO_V,__QF_._j inzh., nauchnyy red.;
PLAKID, M.A., kand. tekhn. nauk., nauchryy red. [deceased];
NIKOLAIEVA, II.M., red..-;zd-v_a; KCIIIARNSKAYA, L.A., takhm. red.
[Materials of the Scientific Conference on Mesh-Reinforced
Concrete and Mesh-Reinforced Concrete Elements]IIIaterialy Nauch-
nogo soveshchaniia po armotsementu i armotsemntriym kopstruktsliam,
Leningrad, 1961. Moskvay Gosstroiizdat, 1962. 266 p.
(14IRA .16:1)
1. Nauchnoye soveshchaniye po armotsemontu i armotsementnym kon-
struktsiyain, Leningrad., 1961. 2. DeystvitelIny-j chlen Akademiii
stroiteltstva i arkhitektury SSSR (foi Morozov). 3. Leningradskiy
filial Akademii stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR (for Norozov,
Volkov).
(Reinforced concrete-Congresses)

v9UOV,_ G.F., Inzh.; LANTSOV, V.A., kand. tekhn.nauk; SHARYY, Tu-V.,
jia~A.tekhn.nauk; RAYLTAN, V.F., prof.. red.; ROTMIBERG,
A.S., red.izd-va; FULIKINA, Ye.A., tekhn.red.
LO,amprehanaive building up of city blocks with large
buildings; proaticats in loningrad) KomplakenniA vftntroikA
kvartalov krupnoelementnymi. zdaniiami; it opyta lioningrada.
Leningrad, Gos.12,d-vo lit-ry po stroit., arkhit. i stroit.
materialam, 1959, 124 p. OaRA i~:6)
(Leningrad--Building)

-- I IIIISO
VOLKOV, G.G., inzhener-mayor, kand.tekhn.nauk
Rocket plane. Vest. Vozd. Fl. no.5:86-89 Ify 161. (MIRLA 14:8)
(Rocket plan a)

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metallUrgiCal Abut*
Vol. 21 Mtw 1954
ectrochemistry
Electrometallurg3r arld F"
UAW" [gain sit Alkaline\~~
Ot "um Amal
SoMom G. n0Z.-L-Mitems. (Zhor. Priklnd.
as ats (in H-us-a-m-n-T77. -4 ppl.
U.S.8-R, 195-9 m (2), 163-167. 2,53 (in Fffig-1-1 11, rz~te
of elffnmpa. wan deteviruwd
flwing In it
WOW O'lle all'ali 60111. mfl., by
dZuling r0% N&ORwRUned by 0--trolymix of I ~! 1! 11 ;L
(Atl W ~ wdg,:. "I i" ";:L( )11
7;ft fl I
(4 V7 t 010 r( a
No -iod for 0-1.*",, N ~ ~%ttml-,mo
in unlit. vol)W in 401Y (:kt
it, (lit. to 91
30OPC.) are %bliflated.
ing reproduciblii resulta, becallso of tile wnwitivily of Ole,
gnsiphitc, electrode to containinntioti. The remil.-i are dis-
01MOLI fit torma of the olltlrating COollitiOll?) Ill' 11411MIMt ;~t- Lj
decompahing 04311N.- 0. V. K 1'.

VOLKOV
Chomical Abst.
Vol. 48 No. 9
b%Y 109' 1954
...Gen-eral and Physical Chemistr
y
.1yel"Ity Of AMU, 04
v -You 0
am9LM_1n In aikaij~W'
solution. LVn1'kovand*Z.TXI1taa.
U.S.S.R. Oft)(EzigTTraMM,,).,%ee C.A. 47.
4701b.
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c
d in a satd . INaCJ soln. for I I days, and the spots
ce
was pla
that gassed strongly and all visible surface layers were re-
moved daily. This treatment lowered the rate of soln.;
the lowest rate was 1.4 X 10-1 cc. 112/sq. cm. hr. (at pH 12).
It corresponds to 111 overvoltage of 1.8 v. at c.d. of I amp./
cm. 'rhus, this ove voltage is greater than was hitherto
believed. -Me overvoltage should depend on the metat in
ilic amnIgnITI. Bik-emian

P,,.~JC of lit 904141111 &MalgaffM in dMAL-Itt
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chloride-s of: %lg ' I -'j. C-i ( I ts. Sr ( I W. 0
110, 0.2), B~ (10 0 1), ZZI (ICXJ, J.11. ':d 1;10, IJ 1). '~F
10, 0-2), 1- 00, 0-6), Cd ~10CKJ, 0-3). Pi- CI(M, 0 4~, d
10W, 0.3), Sm (1", 0.4). 2u (ILW, (; 9). Fr (10W, O~3),
~
*Tt (!0' 0.15), ZT (10. 0-15), Sn (1000, L~U Pb (1.0. 0.0,K),
8i ~10' 0 1), MI% (1 -0. 0.05). Fe (1.0. 0.3), C" 110 0~ I),
Ni 1.01 0 4 s~ Ru (b 1, 0 2 Rb (0-1, o.2), k-~ (6,ol, 0 j
t 0 1 1.6 K 1
(0.1. 01): KsPECls (0.01, 2,2)j suhl. Ot GL CU.L 1.
0.1-1); tautalic acid fusd witik NaHC0v (1000, 0-1); Nil,
Ga alLun (100, 0. 1); bvrgx ( I(M. 0 -3); AlClj (1.0, 0.2), K
-ptrrhwuAtL (0.1. 0.16). 1. BelCou-itz

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A UTE-70-i'S
TITLE- News in the Production of Chlorine and Caustic Potash
According to the Mercury Methcd (Novoye v proizvodstve khlora
i kaustika Do ztutnomu metodu)
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya Dromyshlennost', 1958, ilr c, pp.-41c: - 2:2,- (USSR)
.1. j -j " , ,
ABSTRACT: Thin paper in based ori the data obtainc,-d from the Revloif
of H.A.Sommers~ Chem.Eng.Progr~, 53~ Nr 9, 409 (-9rj7)'- Its
production of a Durer and cheauer product is Given as -1,
reason for t-'--e preferred delrGioDynent Gf the mercury me*:hod.
-he authors oz-Lve
as oooosed ~o the diaphraginn electrolysis.
a table of the electri,-- indices of some tank types as "ell as
a number of figures which demonstrate the type of canst-r-;ction
Among Lhe types mentioned in the tables the tan'-s to
c, the BASF and the De. !~'~5ra ar,~
bla' iYeson -Sol:ve., Ude) '
scribed, Various 'Individual do-ta as well a~- advantages and
disadvantages of the tank types are mentioned and explained I
is found that the most effective increase rf the amperai-e load
cf the tank ii ~Dbzalncd by an increase of the ci.,rrf~-.nr, (1-3no-Ity
Card 112 In plant6 wiTh hi.Ch ou'up-,jt or low--vcltac~e zrect~:Ifiers i' is
C,

. - u r = , :: '- ~
SOV /v:
News in the Produ~~tiof. ,~f Ch and Cau~3ti, Fota-s'r
Accordinlg o 1-1 he Y e r r d
usef7--l -,..c ::a=,,,- o,,;L --he ampe-rage load of The tank
the ex-ensa c" an dimens-ions. The
c r- c: T ". e ank c 3 t t i (-. E S 71t "a S C ,~ --6 -2(21 y
-,,orzh se-oarLste s h i i u J e 3
a t-)7e tanks ',e ~-innec~-,sa---- 'T"-e -jr-rt:ica,
. , - . .-! L .
-aav.~~ a szec-'ai advar.~-a-e or~ ~c--tal
-r ;, h. e h
. -- F. ~~ s ble f-j - -, nf:; .,I - c-'ach he r.-,d --z a c c-, ~,d i ng
wme.--
t n e de Zl,.t e f co,.sump t i o,- the an
fiZures and 41
3.
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A UTHOR3 rinavic,-, V. I. S C)V/, -3 -3 - C)I/
TITLE: The Solubilit~r of Lithiui,i Carbonate in Lithia:,,i -Chloride Sc.-
lutions (iastvori,aost' a-le%islc.~;o litiya v rastvorakh
1-chlorizto-o litiya)
P':,RIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganiches',~oy khi,,iiii, 1950, Vol. 3, N'r 8, 1,968-
196,,) (ussiz)
ABSTIRACril The solubility of Li 2CO- -;.-as determin~.:d i-, 2. 5, 10, 20, and
30 -zper ce-t cilloride solutions . d---ta of the sol-
ubility of lithiu~~ carbonate ir water at 200 ce-ntiFrade cc-
incice wit- the data of Bev.-_~d. Accordin- to 3e-.,,ad *.he slola-
biliti, of lithium carbonate inwaterat2O centi_~rade aacant~~ to
a 0 ~:0
3,1 3/1, at 50 centi.-!raOle to 11,7 Jl,and at 15 cermZrade -_0
a,6 J/l. The solubility of lithiam carbonate was also de'L,-:-----
mined in solutions of lit-h-Ju-- cl,l~oride at 20, ;G, 60, n(! 300
centi "-rade. At 200 ccnti_-ra(~e "he solabilit -, - of 2 ~:,er cent
,~/ -trid at ;20'ocenti-
lithillm ChloridQ .ictlatiol a..wUnto to 3,60 "11 --
graOu to 2,1C; -/1 in )- per cc~nL litt,.i.Ai:i uhl,ri6c 501,Ati(in' ;.It
200c e nt ~ ~_-~-e to 1,36 !--/l ane, to 0,~)5
--ade to 0, 7 1 a- d t 80
Card 1/2 10 )cr cent solation at 20 centiL; 3 J

SOV/71 3-3-3-4,0/48
T'-Ie SolUbility Of TilliU:7, CarlDonat-, in Lithi Chlori`,-
SUBI-ITTED:
ccnti-rade to
sraO-e to 0 0'
cent solution
grade to 0,03
erence,. .
0,2il J1, in 20 re-- cent
1 an~ at P it i- r:- ", e
-00 ce, -
at 200centi~;-,.-.de to 0,07
~;/ /1. There are 1 fi~;arc.l
vilich i~; ~O-vi~A.
Janual',Y 4, 1950
solutic.- at-
311, 4- 30 :)er
to O'G." , _-i
/l and at 00ocenti-
2 tables, and 1 ref-
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VOLKOT. G.I.; KUS?KnTA. E.I.
I%--
Zlectrolysis experiment with cathode of mercury streaming dovn
a metal surface. Zhur.prik3..khim- 31 no.11:1755-1757 N '58.
(MIRA 12:2)
(Electrodes. Mercury)

50) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITA?ION SOV/2216
39ve5hehaniye po elaktrokhImIl. 4th, Moscow, 1956.
Trudy,. . ; I abornikI (Transactions of the Fourth Conference on Eltct-
rochamistry. Collection of Articles) Xoscow, Izd-vo AN SSSE,
1959, 868 p. Errata Blip Inserted. 2,500 copies Printed.
Sponsoring Agencys Akademlya nauk SSSR. Otdolenlye khImicneskikh
nauk.-
IdItOrIal Board: A.X. PrumkIn (Reap. Ed.) Academician, O.A. ytain,
Profs se. rj 3.1. Zhdansv (Reap. Secretary). B.M. Xabanov, Pro-
faSaor, S.I. Zhdanov Reap. Secretary)l B.N. Kabanov, Profe33ork
Ya, M. Kolotyrkln, Doctor qf Chemical ScIenceal V.7. Loaev, F.D.
Lukoytaev, Proresoor; Z.A, Solov,yevaj V.V. Stender, Professor;
and G.K. Plorlanovich; Ed. of Publishing Hou5*1 N.G. Yegorovj
Tech. Ed.s T,A. PruBakova.
MPOSE: This book Is Intended ror chemical and electrical engl-
neor3. phyalclats, metallurgists and restart hers Interested in
various aspects of tlactrochem.atry.
OVERAGE: The book contains 127 0,- the 138 reports presented sit
the Pourth Conference on Elect rochem' $try sponsored by the DoMrt-
ment of Chemical Sciences and the institute of Mys.-call Chtmtstry,
Academy of Sciences, USSR. The collection pertains cc dIfferon,
branches of electrocheolcal kinetics, double layer theories ana
galvanic pmces8es In metal clectrodepoOtton and Industrial elect-
rolysis. Abridged discussions are given at the end of each dlvi-
sion. The majority of reports not Included here have been
published In parlodlcnl l!tarAture. So perfionAlItle3 are zentloned.
References are given at the end of most of the articles.
Xbevzhrk,.-jD-Z., and 1--.-ItItute of
Chemical Technology Imen'. F.E. D--erzhInsk!y). Polarlzazlon
or Graphite Electrodes During the An~dlc Separit'on of
Chlorine U3
-JWyan0VN7-W- Ye. , and 0. A. TNTF
,nnov (Institute of Chemistry,
Academy of ScIanc"7-VzSSR . Rytrogen Overvolthge at
Iloctrodea With Homogeneous Surface 82T
-Xakoyr-ArJk, ]~--L-Xamava and E V Eia&tkln (Phystcochemlc4l
Institute-Iment L. Ya.'Xarpo;1,*-Y.Qcn&nI3. or -ne Simul-
taneous-ElectrochamIcal Formation of Fersulfuric Acid,
Ozone and oxygen at a P Iatinum Anode In Sulfuric Acid
Solutions 834
Volkoy,.-0-1, Z. L. Xlltoa, Ye. X. Susorova and M.. V, Cllert7~
--ftiMa. lnrlUe~Ee' or Surfa6F-Xctl:ve Substances on the
Rate of Decomposition of Sodium Amalgams 841
11-in, 0. G., and V.1-5krlpchenko (Xvvocherka3sk Polytechnic
............
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Transactions of the Fourth Conference (cont. ) SOV12216
Institute men, S. Ordzhonikidze). influence of the NatUr'
a During tne
of n Electrolytic C-Itlult Or, he Arolo rrOC03
F Ajkal--,.e-Earth-Mettl Chlorld- 045
,jectrolyale of Alkaline and
Solutions
Voronin, N.H. (Dacemsed), B. 0. Pri-khodchenko, A A Yedlearyan,
;r' flo, knj Z.V.
0 - V. Tzbekova, rayler - n~
T~aanxjjc-jKjyi,~ Polytechnic 11;c0' ye. J.-, Elylenhett 0 ytit
n3t1tuti! r I
Reduction or Oxygen at Porous CatftodeB 04")
IDiscussion IN. A. Pedotov, R.1 Katarovich ye. m, Xuchinskly,,
O.H. xokhanov, and can-rIbuilng authoral
AVATLA,BLF: L1brftrY of Congress Tx/qc
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50) 307/64-59-551-111/28
AUTHORS: _Lolkov, G_ I-, Mulin, Ye. V.
TITLE.
On the Thickness of Mercury Layers in Baths With a Mercury
Cathode
PERIODICAL: Khimicheakaya promyshlennost', 1959, Nr 5, Pp 408-410 (USS.R)
ABSTRACT; Extremely thin layers of Hg may be obtained in electrolyzers
with wetting Hg-cathode, because thickness is not limited by
surface tension. The bottom of.the baths, which are in horizon-
tal position, usually exhibitsan inclination of 1.5 mm/m Rnd the
Hg-layers are 3 - 3.5 mm thick (for the addition rate of
0.1 I/min per cm width of the bath). The rise of the angle of
inclination causes a reduction of the layer thickness and, in
consequence, of the necessary amount of Hg. The dependence of
the layer thickness on the angle of inclination of the bottom
plane as well as on the flow velocity of Hg (properly speaking
of a weak Na-amalgam) was investigated. The thickness of the
amalgam layer was measured by means of an indicator-micrometer
with 0.01 mm. graduation of scale. Measurements were maae in such
way that an alternating current circuit closed by the contact of
Card 1/2 the indicator-micrometer pin with the amalgam; this was recordcd

sov/64-59-5-11/26
On the Thickness of Mercury Layers in Bathe With a Mercury Cathode
by a voltmeter. The method of measurement was checked in a steel
beaker by measuring the increase of the Hg-layer thickness, oc-
curring with the addition of weighed Eg amounts, in fixed posi-
tion of the indicator-micrometer. Subject of measurement was a
steel plate (30 mm wide, 300 mm long, with a raised edge lateral-
ly), its angle of inclination was varied by a hinged mounting
and was measured by means of a goniometer. The amount of the
amalgamy flowing over the steel plate per unit of time, was
determined by means of a flowmeter as well as by weighing the
amount of amalgam flowing off from the steel plate. The applied
steel plates consisted of already used bottoms of electrolyzers
as well as of highly polished steel plates. As may be seen from
the diagrams obtained (Figs 1,2) the thickness of layer depends
on the angle of inclination and on the amount of amalgam flowing
by. Theldiagrams plotted in the coordinates thickness of layer -
angle,of inclination (Figs 3,4) show, that already with a small
increase of the angle of inclination the thickness of layer and
the necessary Hg-amount decreases. There are 4 figures.
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AUTHC-3: Volkov, G.I. and Gu~~;al-ava, D.Ya. (Idoscow)
TITLE: Concerning Amalgam Foams
PERIODICAL: Kolloidnyy zhurnal, 1959, Vol XXI, Nr 4. PP 413-414 (USST')
ABSTRACT! The authors report on experiments made to ascertain the cFtuse
of the foaming of sodium amalgam taking place at times on its
contact with aqueous solutions. The effect of the addition of
iron, copper, zinc, cobalt, barium, man~7anese, tin, vanadJLum,
tungsten, molybdenum, cadmium-, palladium, titanium, arzeni-3.
U
tellurium, germanium, antimony, lead, nickel and chromnium to
the solution was investigated. Amalgam. foam was found to form
spontaneously on contact of sodium amalgam with an aqueous
solution containing 0.2 mg/l chromium salt as referred to the
metal. There are 4 references, 2 of -.vhich are Soviet and 2
German.
SUBMITTEDt 4 November, 1957
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VOLKOV, G.I.; GRIIWICH, V.A.
t
Speeding up the decomposition of sodium a"lgan, Xhim.prom. no.l:
58-59 Ja-F 16o. (MIRA 13:7)
(Amalgam)

VOLKOV,_a-L--,--+ZOSEMOV
R. I.
Effect of calcium ions on the operation of a chlorine electrol7zer
with a mercury Athode. Xhim. prom. no. 7:562-564 O-N '60.
N (MIRA 13:12)
(Electrolysis) (Calcium)

CHEREMISINA, N.V.;--VOLKOV, G.I.; KHOMYAKOV, V.G.
Decomposition of sodium amalgam in a short-circuited 'galvanic
element. Zhur.prikl.khim. 34 no.10:2268-2275 0 f6l. (MIRL 14:11)
(Amalgams) (Electrochemistry)

KGRMEVJ N. N.; POPOV,, A. F.; ZHIGAGH, A. F.; VOLKOV,_ G. 1.
Synthesis of diethyl alumintm chloride via triethyl alumi
sesquichloride. Khim. prom. no-3:178-180 Mr 163,
(MIRA 16:4)
(Aluminlyn compounds) (Aluminum chloride)