SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZAMYATNIN, YU.S. - ZAMYSLOV, I.

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Spactra of fission neutrons... B102/B212
of the-ftagments. Here are the values obtained: n 'W).n (450):n (300)'
(1-31_+0-07)'(1..22+0.06)t1.00- The neutron distripution showed a con-
skderable anisotropy: b - ' N(00)IN(900) 3.23:tO,12. The following
14
value has been obtained after subtracting the n6utrone evaporated before
a fission b' -~ 4.03 :t 0.23; this value agrees within the limits of error
14
with that obtained for thermal neutrons (b t 4.35�0.19). In order to
describe the 'se experimental results theoretically, calculations have bedn
done and various assumptions have been made regarding the neutron spectra
in the coordinate system of the-fragments. However, no variant.was able
to yield satisfactory results that agreed with all three spectra which
have been examined. The authors thank P. V. Toropov, Yu. Ya. Glazunov,
A. N. 111aslov, N. I. Nemudrov,' V. A. Parshina, V.. S. Khorkhordin,
V. A. Komarova, 14. P. Novikova, G. A. Peretokina,.and L. A. Chernova fox,
%assistance. There are 6 figures, 1 table, and 14 references: 6 Soviet..
.bloc and 8 non-Soviet-bloc. The three references to English-language
publications read. as follow 'a: Rief - 7: W Stei:n.Phy.s.Rev. 108, 94 (1957);;
Ref. 10: S. Whgtstone. Phys.Rev., 114, 581 (1959); Ref. Terrell,
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S-Pectra of fissi~ii neutr'ons,... B102/B212
Phys.Rev., =, 27 (1959)-
SUBMITTED: Febtuary 29, 1960
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AUTHORS; Kazarinova, M. I., Zamyatnin, Yu. S., Gorbachev, V. M.
TITLE: 2.5 and 14.6 mev Neutron Cross Sections of T-uh 230.1
PU 24o, PU 241 , and Am 24-1 Fission. Let~ler to the Editor
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energlya, 1960, Vol 8, Nr 2-, i)P 139-1111 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Following recent fission cross-section measuremenLs by
fast neutrons, various reBeavchers '-.ricd to establish
an empirical-relation between f.he relative fission
CT f Z2
probability f = C-c and parameter A Nevertheless,
the functional relation between f and he mass number 1,
(for a fixed atomic number Z) was inves-,ilgated in some
detail only for the case of uraniu-m-, and f 'he relation be-
tween V and Z was nor. cleat, at. all', ex-~Pr- that f ris(-!s
quite rapidly with increas~tng Z,. ~Jlu 3'),iAdy tljl,~
lat,tler problem and to get a more precise f(A) relations~iip,
230 240 241 241
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2.5 and 14.6 mev Neutron Cross Sec*:.ions of 77246
230 24o
Th
Pu 241 24! -~T / 8 ~; - ,~ -
-- -
~ 1 /3
and Am Fission
Pu
,
, -
_
.
,
Letter to the Editor
2.15 and 14.6 mev neutrons origina,;ing fr_-m., deuterl-Um
and tritium targets bombarded by 150-200 kev deuterons.
The registration of events took place by means of a
fission chamber with electron colleztion. Isotope
content of Th and Am was determined rrass-suec~t,ro-
k 239 240
detrically, and that of Pu in a layer of PU
by It weighing" it rhe flux of thermal neutrons.
The content of Am241 formed in a pu241 laYer resuiting
~hr_
from its R. disintegration was determined ft M U
~Zio
e
~8
-
known accumulation 'T'ime, The amount of Th
FU
Am 241 isotopes in layers under inves' --.igat.Lon was de-

~ CL -particles emi.~ted by those
termined by counti2r
isotopes. The Pij2.;a con-,ent in the layer *,~jas also
determined from i.he number of sponl-.aneous fissions,
and the amount of pu241 by o6unting OL -particles from
24.1 24 1
Am The Pu layer was also "weighed" in ',he
Card 2/11 thermal neutron flux, taking 1,025 + 10 barn for the

2.5 and 14.6 mev Neutron Cross Sections of 77246
Th 230, Pu 240, Pu 241, and Am241 Fission. SOV/89-8-2-11/30
Letter to the Editor
value of the Pu 241 thermal neutron fission cross see-
G40 2111
tion. For Pu and Pu various methods used agreed
within experimental errors. Table 1 contains the
results obtained together with the half-lives used by
the authors during calculations.
Table 1. The characteristics of layers of isotopes studied.
WIC.I-T
11h.
Pa-,, Gtc, 191,SITiO.1

H. lot ill
~
1, 2, 11 1
1:1,2 13 IT!,; Am2ll;
*
Atn2lt (89.-2) 458-t-0.15 131 11
M11
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Th 230, Pu 240, Pu 241 , and Am ?4l Fission, sov/89-8-2-11/30
Letter to the Editor
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The 14.6 mev neutron cross section was determined by
absolute methods. Neutron flux was obtained counting
M-particles from T(d, n)He 4 reaction, while the
background of scattered neutrons was determined per-
forming measurements at different places between the
chamber and the sources. The 2.5 mev measurements
could not be made completely exact, because of the
small counting rate. Relative measurementsutilized
twin fission chambers which contained at the same time
a material of known fission cross sec~ir for neutron13
of given energy. CrCO b pction of Th 'HO talcep.41
relative to that of Th and those of Pu , Pu
241 238 fission cross section.
and Am relative to the U
241 235
For control purposes Am was compared to U The
2.5 mev cross sections were also compar(td to those at
14.6 mev by utilizing the relative fission cross sec-
tions of materials used in the neutron beam monitors:

2.5 and 14.6 mev Neutron Cross Sections of 77246
Th 230, Pu 240, Pu 241 , and Am 241 Fission. SOV/89-8-2-11/30
Letter to the Editor
0.13 and 0.34 barn for Th 235 and 0.58 and 1.1 barn
for U 238 detectors at the respective energles of 2.5
and 14.6 mev. Cross section values are from papers
of Hughes and Schwartz (see reference at end of
Abstract). All 2.5 mev values agreed on the limit of'
errors, and results are given in Table 2.
Table 2. 2.5 and 14.6 mev neutron induced fission cross sec-
tions Tf of isotopes, barn.
1,95�0,2
Ainl:~, 1, 3r, [11 2:95�0,15 2, 3 -5: E 0. J.-) 16
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,
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2.5 and 14.6 mev Neutron Cross Sections of 77246
PU 240
Th 230 PU 241 , and Am 241 Fission. sov/89-8-2-11/30
,
,
Letter to the Editor
In Table 2, RePerence Z-A 7 is: V. 0. Nesterov., 0. No
Smirenkin, Zh. eks erim. 1 teor. fiz., 35, 522 (19!-)8)1
and Reference Z7B
3 is: A. No Protopopov, Yu. A.
.
Se"Itskiy, Atomnaya energlya, 6, Nr 1, 67 (1959). The
authors paid spec~aj attention to possible mistake13
in the case of Am , where the results disagreed with
results of other authors, but they did not find any
appreciable error. Evaluation of Results. The 2.15
mev neutron results verify the decrease of the fis:3ion
cross section and the ratio f with the increase of A
(for fixed Z). The explanation of this is connected
to the decrease of neutron binding energy, and to "he
related rise in neutron evaporation probability. Prom
this standpoint the practically negligible influence
of pairing'of the fissionable isotopes on f(A) seems
slightly strange, since it affects the binding energy
E The authors found also that f is not a single.-
.
lued function of Z2/A since, as seen on Fig. A,
vR
each element has a particular f-curve.
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2.5 and 111.6 mev Neutron Croau Sectlono of
Th 230, Pu 240 , PU 2111 , and Am 241 F13sion.
Letter to the Editor
r
Fig. "A". Relative proba- g8 -
bility of nuclear fission f -
.' ~,.Vt -i Y k_1 62
versus the parameter 0,6
z2/A. o, neutron-induced
fission; x, photofission 0,4 242
(points o and x. taken fromi Z2 _PU
Yu. S. Zair~yatnin, The Physics. 42-
lit
of Nuclear Fi3oion, Supple-
ment Nr 1 to the periodical
rh
Atomnaya energiya; M. 3S 3SS 36 36.5
Atomizdat, 1957, p 27,
corrected by taking into
account newly published fission cro33-section data); T are
i
data from the present investigaAon. Dashed line shows
approximate f(z 2/A) relationships for various values of the

binding energy.
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2.5 and 14.6 mev 1'4'eutron
230 24o 241
Th Fu Fu and
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Cross Sections of 77246
1=41
Am Fission. sov/89-8-2--LI/30
Ti-ying to fit all the curves together using Z nA, at
n / 2, dependence, it became clear to the authors
that fitting curves of different groups of elementn
would require different exponents of n. To fit Th,
Pa, and U, n should be 1.7) to fit U, Np, and Pu, n
should be 1.2; to fit Ain 242 with the Pu curve, n = 0.8.
The authors note that the weaker dependence of f f:?om
Z is apparently connected to the fact that, in addl-
tion to the Z 2A parameter, f is determined also by
the probability of neutron evaporation, which agai:.,i
depends on the binding energy of neut ons. If one
takes Into account that for a given Z~/A and the a-ame
pairing, an increase in Z is connected to a decrease
of binding energy (see Table 3) and, consequently, with
an increase of evaporation probability, it becomes
understandable why one observes reduced relative fission
probability of isotopes of elements with larger Z.

2.5 and 14.6 mev Neutron Cross Sections of
Th 230, Pu 240, PU241, and Ain 21,11 Fi3sion.
Letter to the Editor
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Table 3. Neutron binding energy in nuclei versus
Zfor fixed Z2/A, in mev.
7,21A
11 'h131 10 11112336W"'
1,,12= - - N1 I.--' G:3 6. 2
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It follows that by observing miclei which have equal
valuea of ED ono can exclvde the offect of nolitron
evaporation and obtain an f(z2/A) depending on the
fission process only (see Fig. A). The 14.6 mev

2.5 and 14.6 mev Neutron Cross Sections of 77246
Th 230, Pu 240 , Pu 2141 , and Am 241 Fisoion. SO'I/89-8-2-11/30
Letter to the Editor
fission cross sections may be compared to the expected
fission cross-section values on the second plateau
using
Computed values O-f are tabulated in Table 2. Allowing
during such a comparison the possibility of occur::,ence
of a new channel leading to fission of the nucleu3
reaction (n. 2nf) whose energy threshold lies slij3phtly
below 14 mev, and allowing 'the possibility of a slant
of the plateau due to a difference in the fission F f
and neutron r. width Increase with energy, the agree-
ment may be considered as good. A larger discrepancy
in case of Th 230 can be explained by lower accuracy
of its fission cross-section determination. B. V.
Card 10/11 Kurchatov, M. 1. Pevzner, G. N. Yalcovlev, E. P. Lergunov,

2.5 and 14.6 raev Neutron
Th 230, Pu 240 , PU 241 , and
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Cross Sections of 77246
Am 241 Fission. SO'1/89-8-2-11/30
and S. K. Sokolova supplied the isotopes and pre-
pared the layers; I. A. Tishchenko and G. M.
Kukavadze performed the mass-spectrometric analysis;
Yu. A. Vasillyev and E. I. Sirotin performed measure-
ments on the accele.-ating tube; and M. S. Shvetsov,
Yu. A. Barashkov, and E. D. Beregovenko helped take
measurements. There is I figure; 3 tables, and 8 -et'-
evellocu, 3 Soviet, 1 U.K,, 11 U.S,, The U.K. and U.S.
references are: J. Huizenga, Phys. Rev., log, 484
(1958'); D. Hughes, R. Schwartz, Neutron Cross Sections,
New York
I , BNL (1958); D. Hall, T. Markin, J, Inorg.
and Nucl. Chem., 4, 137 (1957); R. Leachman, Report
Nr 2467 presented by U.S.A. at the Second United NatiQns
International Conference for the Peaceful Uses of Atomi:,,
Energy (Geneva 1958); M. Studier,.J. Huizenega, Phys.
Rev., 96, 545 (19511).
SUBMITTED: August 8, 1959
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3/089/61/010/001/002/020
B006/BO63
AUTHORS: nonyushkin, Ye. K., Zamyat'xin, Yu. S., Spektor, V. V.,
Rachev, V. V., Negina, 'k., Zamyatnina, V. IT.,
TITLE- Fragment Yields From U 233 and Pu239 Fissions Induced by
Fast Neutrons
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, 1960, Vol. 10, No. 1, pp. 13 - 18
TEXT: The authors applied radiochemical methods to determine the absolu,...e
fragment yields of U 233 and Pu 2.39 fissions induced by 14.5-Mev neutrons
and neutrons of the fission spectrum. A report of the results is made here.
Specimens of U 2330 and metallic Pu 239 foils (120 - 150 mg) were 11-=adiated
3 3
in hermetically sealed brass calls - both with 14.5 Mev neutrons (from the
target of an accelerator, by means of a t,d-reaction) and neutrons of the
fission spectrum (from a non-moderated U 235 arrangement), The total flu:i
14
hitting the specimens was -5.10 neutrons. Thereupon, the fragments Were
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23~ 279
Fragment Yields From U and Fu ' F-;*n3icr:s S/089/6C/0-10/C01/002/02C
Induced by Fast Neutrons B006/BO63
!.ieparatod chemically, and their beta activity was measured. The mass
distributions of fragmenta woro dotermined for tho irradintod spocimens.
The curves are basically symmetric, i. e., the minimum between
A = 110 - 120 is flanked by two maxima at A -~ 90 - 100 and A - !35 - 145
The simple linear correlation between the difference bm cf the averace
masses of the heaviest and the lightest fragment and the atom4.c weight
of the nucleus undergoing fis8ion was independent of the neutron energy
but dependent on whether A was e7en or odd: I , /
Am = 288 - 1.04 A + S' S ~ [ 0 (even A). A, A. Malinkin, Yu. A.
,2 (odd A)
and V. I. Shamarukhin are thanked for neutron irradiation of the specimet-~z~;
P. N. Moskalev, N. V. Shuvanova, A. k. Yegorova, and K, N.. '113ornzdina for
chemical operations; and V. V. Zakatilov and L. N, Sorokina for assistance
in physical measurements. Numerical results are tabulated- There are
5 figures, 1 table, and 12 references: 5 Soviet and 7 US.
SUBMITTED: April 16, 1960
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Tel ~; 0:602
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Legend to the Table: 1) Fragment, 2) the fission being induced by neu-
trons of the fission spectrum, 3) the fission being induced by 14-5-Me-tr
neutrons.
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AUTHORSs
TITLEt
PERIODIGALs
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S/056/6C/036/03/02/033
B0061BO14
Ilfiny Yu. 9
Vasillyev, Yu. A., ZamYjtn
Sirotininj Ye. I., T-oro ov, P. V., Fomushkin, E. F.
Measurement of Spectra and the Average Neutron-Numbe/~'in the
r
Fission of U235 and U 238 by 14-3-Mev Neutrons
--7f
Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol- 38, No- 3, pp. 671-684
TEXTt The present article deals in detail with the experimental investi-
gations made in the energy range 0.4 - 5 Mev by means of the time-of-flight
technique and a pulsed neutron source. The experimental arrangement is
schematically shown in Fig. 1. The reaction T(d,n)H04 served as primary neutron
source in the target of an accelerator. The target was bombarded with 150_kl~v
deuterons. The time-of-flight determination was carried out electronically
by measuring the time integrals between the pulses in the detector. The
deuteron impulses were obtained by modulation; i.e., by means of a sinusoidal
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Measurement of Spectra and the Average Neutron S1056160103,61031021033
235 238 B006/BO14
Number in the Fission of U and U by
14-3-Mev Neutrons
electric field (f - 2b[clseo); the pulses of the 14-3-Mev neutrons lasted
3mpcoc and had a frequency of 4 Mo/aec- On the ave neutrons were ob.
tainedf . rage~3~
Or,-pulse. Two fission chambers were used (with U (go per cent) ane:
2 38 ( ~':~
U natural isotope compositions); the chambers were filled with a mixturo
of argon and C02-cas (10 per cent at 760 torr. A tolan crystal (diameter
80 mm, th;Lqkneps ?5 mm) with a photomultiplier of the type FEU-33 served as
neutron'dA;'a-t*6r, The efficiency of the. detector was determined according tv
:Iardy. Fig. 2 shows the efficiency as a function of the energy of three
threshold energiess 0.29 0.259 and 0.3 Mev. The electronic apparatus used to
measure the pulse distribution in the detector with reapect to time is de-
scribed in detail. Fig- 3 illustrates a block schemep Fig- 4 a recorded pulsie
vers-us time diagra;'!-~_ Z'_16- 5 shows the time distribution of the pulses re-
corded with thq:.~~aasurement ofthe neutron spectrum of the U238 rission.
Besides neutrons and e--rays of the fission the following were also recordedi
14-Mev primary neutrons, neutronsp and r-quanta due to interaction between
primary neutrons and parts of the apparatus, radiations of the actlivated
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Measurement of Spectra and the Avere-,E6 Neutron 5/056 16010381031021033
V
Number in the Fission of U235 and U238 by B006/BO14
14.3-Mb'FV Neutrons
substances, neutrons, and g'-qiianta due to primary neutron scattering, and
2-5-11ev neutrons from the accelerator. Details and accuracy of- the "separation"
of the measured vdlues from the background are discussed. The neutron spectra
of U235 and U238 fission aie shown in Figs- 7a and 7b. All curves show a
similar coursos a steep ascent, a peak, and an even descent. Figs. ba and 8b
show the diagrams made for the analysis of th6 spectra in the coordinates
ln (P(E)/E) and E . The spectra may be satisfactorily represented by
p ( 1 _ C~ ) ,~q (_!-w/T.) .
F(E) -o(E exp (-E/T) + exp (-E/Tf) oh
T2 Tf
The analytical results are listed in Table 1, The following parameter values
235 'X
are indicateds for U Tf I , 061 0'-03~- Nev; T (0 - 37 � 0 - 04) Miev;
CK(fraction of evaporatcd neutrons) - (0,16 + 0 *02)~-.for U238,
Tf - (1.16 + 0-03) Mev; T = (0~40 + 0.04) Ne;; 0( '.21 + 0.02)f,. The avere.ge
number of neutrons emitted in the fiss~41W7V' 4.17 0-30 (U 235) and
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Measurement of Spectra and the Average Neutron
Number in the Fission of U235 and U238 by
14.3-Mev Neutrons
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B0067BO14
238)9 238)/-(U235)
4.28 + 0-30 (U the ratio ~(U V - 1.03 � 0,03. The following
data were obtained: U235: d~/.dEn 0,112 + 0.011 andU 238% d7/dEn
0-115 1 0-011; (En - neutron energy). In conclusion, the authors thank
Yu. Ya. Glazunov, A, N. Masloy N~ I_,_Wemudrovf '~,_A. Parshina, A, 1~ Re-
shetov, V. S. Khorkhordin for )v~ving participated in the
measurements and for their assistance, V-4-k. Kojaprova
tions. Mention is also made of the group of V. A. Ivanov, Yu. G. Zamyatnin,
Gc A. Batt, and L. P. Kudrin. There are 9 figures, 2 tablesi and.21 ref-
erences, 12 of which are Soviete,
SUBMITTED: . August 5. 1959
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B104/B102 ~
AUTHORS; Bonyuahkin, Ye. K,, ", Z!5A-UA-_: ~-~ Kirin, I. S,
Martynov; 11. P:.j Skvlo"rtsov, Ye. A~, Ushatskiy, V~-N.~
235 218
TITLE: Fragment yields of fast neutron fission of U and U
SOURCE: Krupchitskiy, P. A., ed. Neytronnaya fizikal abornik atatey,
Moscow, 1961, 224-234
TEXT: Results of fragment yield measurements carried out in 1953-1955 are
dealt with. U235 'and U238 were fissioned loy 14-5-Mev neutrons and C
fission neutrons. The relative fragment -yield with respec,.t to the Mof9
99
yield and the absolute yield in Mo were determined~ Pressed 10-50,9
U3 08 tablets were put into a hermetically sealed container.
A U235 multiplication system without a moderator, and a converter which
transformed thermal neutrons into fission neutrons were used as fission
nentron sources. The specimen was bombarded by an integral neutron flux
of 2-1013. A tritium-saturated zirconium target which was bombardeeL with
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Fragment yields of fast B104/B102
150-kev protons served as '14.5-Mev neutron sourco,. The integral neutron
flux onto the specimen was 2-joI4. The irradiation time waa 6 to 10 hrs,,
The fission fragments were separated from the irradiated eatuplea by
isotope dilution. The fragment yields were determined from their 0-acti,?
ity by end-window counters with a 15-20 4 thick mica windo-N having a
diameter of 20 mm. The results are aDmmarized in Table 2,-, The relative
probability of a symmetrical fission largely depends on the exeitatioll
energy of the compounds por U235 the ratio r between the fragment yield
of a symmetrical fission and the maximum yie'.d incr~,,ases from 0,0016 in
thermalvneutron fission to 0,0052 in fiasioi-, induced by fi5sion neutrons,
and to 0.2 in the fission with 44:5-Mev neutrons. An Increa3e in :~x,:~ita-
tion energy of the compound nucleus to 14-5 Mev increasez the relative
probability of a symmetrical fissi-on by a factor of 1215. The 7;lariatior,
of r for U 2A~, U236, U234p and Pu 239 is studied as a Jlun,~'ion G!, Z 2 /A~
-1
The distribution of the fragment yields of these isotopes 1).8 a function
of A of the fragments is asymimetri4.,, The authors thank ~. A,, ',-IalinkJn,
M~ 1. Pevzner; L., B. Poretskiy and Ye, I, Sirotinin fo- -Irradiating the
uranium samples with neut.-ona, V.. V. Spektor and L, S. Andreyeva for he'.n
in the mr-iquremen-~a, N. A~ A, Ye~
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Fragment yields of fast BI A'02
Krasheninnikova, V. R. Negina, N. V. Shuvanova, S. Ye. Sanina and B. A.
Kozyreva for the radiochemical sopa,-mation. A. N. Protopopov (Atomnaya
energiyat 1, vyp. 2,0958) is mentioned. There are 6 figures, 2 tables,
and 19 references: 5 Soviet and 14 non-Soviet. The four MORt recont
references to English-language publications read aa follows: Fong P.,
Phys. Rev., 102, 434 (1956); Katcoff S.f Nucleonics, 16, 4 (1958);
Bunney L. it., Scadden E. M., Abriam J., Ballou N. 0., report no. 6.43,
held at the Second International Conference on the Peaceful Use.) of
Atomic Energy, Geneva, 1958; Hemmendinger A., report no. 663, held at the
Second International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy,
Geneva, 1958-
Table 2. Total fragment yield,
Legend: (1) isotope, (2) fission spectrum, (3) 14-5 Mev.
Card 34

BOMSHKIN, Te.K.; Z&HUSINs-TU-3-1 SMM V.V.; RACM. V.V.; BEGINA. T.R.;
UWASINA, T.N.
Tields of fragnents from the fission Of U2" and Pb?-39 induced by
fast neutrons. Atom. energ. 10 no.1:13-18 Ja 161. (MMA 13.12)
(Uranina-lootopea) (Plutonium) (Fission products)

S182V621000100010031004
B164/BiO2
AUTUORt Zamyatnin, Yu. S.
TITLEs Fission prompt neutrons and e-rays
SOURCEI Fizika deleniya atomnykh yader. Ed. by N. A. Perfilov and
V. P. Eysmont. Moscowf Gosatomisdato 1962, 38 .. 120
neutrons and r-quanta emitted from excited fission fragments of heavy
nacloi. The papers under reference~cover_the period of the last five VI
years. The following matters are considered in details The,-dependence of
number and spectrum of prompt neutrons, evaporated from the fragments, on
Z and A of the initial nucleus and on the energy of the fission-inducing
neutron; Angular and energy dis-tributions, anisotropy effects. Fission
XI-quantum yields and spectra as regards their dependence-on fission
.parametereg e*g. on fragment mass ratio. Finally some open questions are
discussed. It is urged that experiments on spectra and angular anisotropy'
in the o.m.s. and on sPectra of neutrons emitted from fragments of differeat
mass are very desirable. There are 14 figures and 3 tables.
TFXTz A review is given on the results ob-thined by experiments on prompt
Card 1/1

XCRSHAKp V.V.; ZA14YATINAp V.A.; BEKASOVA, N.I.
Polycondensation of 1,2-diphenyldiborane with diamines. Izv.
AN SSSR. Ser.khim. no.9tl648-1651 S .163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Institut elemahtoorganichoskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Diborane) (Amines)

KORSHAK., V,V.; BEKASOVA, N.I.; CHURSINA, L.M.; ZAMYATINA--P V.A.
Reaction of 1,2-diphenyldiborane with amines and organoborodiamines.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.khim. no.91l645-1648 S 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Diborans) (Amines) (Boron organic compounds)

BOMSEKIN, YO.K.; ZAHUMIN, Yu.S.; SPUTOR, V-V-; RACHN, V-V-; HIGIVA, T.R.;
SAWATMINA, V- I-
aids -"ffra~gusnts from the fission of U233 and P039 Indunod by
fast neutrons. Atom* energ, 10 no*L13-18 J& 161. NMA 13112)
(Uranium-Isotopes) (Plutonium) (Fission products)

NEGINA, V.R.; ZMff~ANZIA, YEGOROVA, A.A.; Pr~nimali uchastiye:
_y
PPESNYAKOVA, M.A.; 'CIIKISIEVA, L.S.; S)iFVCW;KO, P.P.; TRUBIN, I.A.-p
MALIKOV, V.I.
Determination of chlorine, arsenic, and phosphorus impurities in
some organic materials by the activation method. Radiokhimiia 5
no.2.-270-272 163. (MIRA 16:10)

NEGINA, V.R.j ZAMYATNINA, V.N.
Quantitative determination of traces of barium, nickel, copper,
antimony.. molybdenum, manganese, cadmium, tin, gold., arsenic
in metallic beryllium by the radioactivati~n method. Zhur.anal.
kbim. 16 no.'C1209-212 Mr4p 161. (MMA 14: 5)
(Metals-An4s*)
(Activation analySIS)

ZAMYATNI-NA V.N.- CIITKISHEVAO L.A.
Quantitative determination of tho sum of rare-earth elementep
ruthenium, palladium, andplatinum In metallic baryllium using
the activation method. Radiokhimiia, 5 no-3:294-298 t63.
(MM 16:10)
(Rp.dioactlvation analysis)' (Radioisotopes-Analysis)
(B~ryllium-Analysis)

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tle tctal cf mr".
nic,~o]., copper, antimny, ar.;ca~`.c,
cadaiiz-., and gold in litUma compounds. Radiold,ii1ir- 3
(I-M-A 34:7)
..o.4:473-477 161.
(Radioisotopes-Analyvis)
~i

KARATAYEV, N.r,, prof.; PCLYANSKIY, Y.Ya., prof.; REW, A.L., prof.;
AFAMASIYEV, V.S., doteent; BOMOVA, X.I., doteent;-MUTHINAO
V.H., dotsent; RMM, K.H., doteent; BAKOVNSKIT, 6,# red.;
'10MME9VA, 0., tekhn.red.
[Curriculum for the course wHistory of economic theory"; for
economic institutions of higher learning and faclatiael
Programma kursa "Istoriia okonomichaskikh uchaniiw dlia ekouo-
michaskikh vysshikh uchabnykh zavedenii i fakulttatov. Koskvaq
Izd-vo sotsiallno-okon.lit-ry, 1960. 48 p. (min 14:1)
1. Russia (192,1- U.S.S.R.) Upravlaniye propodavaniya
obshchestvannykh nauk. 2. Komissiye Upravleniya propodavaniya
obahchastvannykh nauk Kinist6rstva vysshego L arednego spetaiallnogo
obrazovaniya SSSR (for all, except Bakovetakiy, Chigins).
(Economics-Study and teaching)

-4WCHKIN. K.L., GRMZXNSKIY, D.E.
Turnover of organic phosphorus compounds In animal bile
[with summary iii English]. Vop.med.khim. 4 no.3:175-161 W-J'e 058
1 (MIRA 11: 6)
1. Laboratoriya fiziologii I patologii pichchevnreniya Institute
normallnoy I patologicheskoy fisiologii AMU SSSR i TSnntrnllnyy
institut usovershenstvovanlya, vrRchey.
(PHOSPHORUS. metabolism
turnover of organic phosphorus cpda. in bile of
dogs (Run))
(BILE#
organic phosphorus cpds, in bile of dogs after oral
admin. of radiophos-ohoruR (Run))

rlf_p`~~04:q';E It If 1VT%VI5=WJ3:'-1T4- M'~-S"N'N Ian

AID P :383
Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/4 Pub. 58 - 1/4
Periodical Kryl. rod., 8, 1-24, Ag 1954
Abstract Three articles from this issue have been processed on
separate cards (indicated below). The remainder are riot
considered of any special value and are listed only ort
the following Table of Contents:
PAGES
1. For New Aviation Records, (Written on the
odbasion of the distribution of rewards,
a complaint about the inactivity of one
center)
2. Sazonov, I., Aviator Pai~ticipants in All-
Union Agricultural Exhibition (Names of
two prominent aviators are mentioned).
Photon
3. Smirnov, Ye., Alertness -- our Weapon (A
call for alertness in view of the possible
imperialistic aggression. Several names
cited as examples of outstanding alertness) 3-4

Kryl. rod., 8, 1-24, Ag 1954
Card 2/4 Pub. 58 - 1/4
AID P - 383
PAGES
4. Zarr. onhkKiin S., The Struggle for Altitude
P~,
~A pilo daccount of how he broke an alti-
ilo a
tude record on a slightly modifi-ed standard
YaK-18 aircraft), Photo
5. Petryanov, L., International Glider Competi-
tion (Processed on separate card). Photos
6. Makarov, V., Some Problems of the Theory of
Glider Take-Off by Means of a Mechanical
Hoist (Processed on separate card). Photos,
diagrams, etc.
7. A Sportsman of Merit (Recent achievements of
Yefimenko, V. I., glider pilot). Photo
8. How to Judge the Exercise: "Flight on Glider
to a Desirat6d Point and Return to the Take
Off Place
9. Malayev, V., Competition of Glider Pilots
from 2 Districts. Photo
10. Tsuker, Yu., Engineer, Parachute Trainer
(Processed on separate card). Diagrams
5
6-7
8-1;)
10
11
11
12

AID P - 1-83
Kryl. rod., 8, 1-24, Ag 1954
Card 3/4 Pub. 58 - 1/4 PAGES
11. Ivannikov, D., Community Instructor (Example
of good Instruction work in USSR schools).
Photo 13
12. Tatsiturnov, V., Needle-less Carburator (De-
acription and technical data). Photo, diagrams 14
13. Martynov, B., Engineer, High Velocity Free
Flying Models (Elements of construction, auto-
matic control, conditions of flight). Diagrams 15-1.8
14. Bazhin, N., Aeroclub Helps Primary Organiza-
tions (Examples of the assistance given by a
local aeroclub) '18
15. Akhmedov, S., Lessons for DOSAAF members 18
16. Aviation Sport in the People's Democracies.
Glider and Modeler Records (Some recent
achievements In Czechoslovakia, Roumania
and Hungary) 19
17. Amatuni, P., 4,000,000 km. (Bibliographical
notes on Shashin, I. T., Pilot First Class)
Photo 20422

A ID P - 383
Kryl. rod., 8, 1-24, Ag 1954
Card 4/4 Pub. 58 - 1/4 PAGES
18. Sports Chronicle (List of rewards) 212
19. In tho Aviation Spoi' t Commission (Confirma-
tion of recently established sport aviation
records) 23
20. Aviation Calendar (Description of past events) 23
21. Insert. (Construction plans of an aircraft
model)
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

SKIRNOV, B., geroy Sovetskogo Soyuza; rROTCHEY, V., geroy Sovetskogo
Soyuza; ZAKEHXI~Wt S., geroy, SovetskogD Soyuza, sportsmou 1-go
razriada-, _&dffPjffi0VA. A., garo7 Sovetakogo Soyuza, sportsmen
1-go razriada; KOKAROV, A*, geroy, Sovetskogo SojnLw, sportsmen
1-go ra2riada; POHOKAUM. Ta..geroy' Sovetskogo- Soywa. sports-
man 2-go razriada; EUMSM, I., geroy Sovetakogo Soyizza, sports-
men 2-go razriada; SCKOWVMT, A., geroy Sovetskogo Soyuza.
sportsmen Z-go razrisda; POSTHIKOVA, Z., geroy Sovetsko96 Soyuza,
sportsmen 1-go rai-rieda.
Make a sport model jet airplane; letter to the editor. Kryl.rod.
6 no.1:8 Ja 155. (HM 813)
(Jet planes)

ZARYORKIN.S.
In intraclub competitions. Kr7~.rod. 6 no-9:11 S'55- (KMA 8:11)
1. Prednedatell parashvutnoy sektaii 1-go Hookovskogo gorodskogo
aerokluba
(Parachutists)

rekordemen SM po samolietnomu sportu; HEY.LAM, H. , rekords-
man SSSR po samoletnomu sportu.
Record flight on the An-2 airplane. Kr7l. rod. 8 no.'12.-IO D 157.
(Aeronautics--Flights) (Kru M12)

85-57-12-11/29
AUTHORS: ZazT,70.hkin- S. and M--VIaMs., M., USSR Record Holders in
~Sport.13
TESE Record Flighl'-A in an An--2 Plane (Rel-,,ordn" polet na samolete
PERIODICAL: Kryllya rodivy, 1957, Nr 12, p 10 (USSR)
AB3r-,'RAf,'T: The aiathors describe their flight :Ln an An-2 2.ane,
r,'eaig-ned IDY O.K, Antonov, by which they established ~ USSR
x-eeo-,ds on a triar.Wilar route T~vjhlno - 711-k1ionova Pusty,-Wa
The fly-Ing 'tame was 8 hours 27 rLtnutes; the distani~e
ma - L,
00,reved o-, a closed rol;-te was 2,013-192 Im.., wb-teh establIshod
t-,"'ta firat record; t*','xa speed of 2-)8.244 km./br. on a 2,000-km.
oloand roato eztabliehed the second record; the speed oLo
264.391 km.Ar. on a 500-laa. closed route., the third reoordp
and. t-',,xe speed of 252,716 Ian./hr. on a clo5ed 1,000-lzm. route
the fourth record. Personalities mentioned include: anginears
N. Alimov and A. Yqaehkov; technicians V. Novikov and A.
L-Ya. Oshurkov, deputy chairman of the DDSAAF Moscow Corzaittee;
sports commissars No Kolltsov and N* Babayev; N. Loginov,
honorary Master of Sports., of the TsAK SSSR imen! V.P. Chkalova
Ca-,,d :L/1-1 -

Record Fliaht in an An-2 Plane 85-5-7-12-11/29
(CentraJ. Aeroclub, of the USSR imeni V.P. Chkalov); and R. Volkov,
sportsman 1st rank. Tbere is one photograph showing N. Kol'teov,
chief of the precision instruments laboratory at the Central
Aeroolub, of the USSR Imeni V.P. Chkalov, and the two wathore)
S. ZexWchkin and M. Mylakhso
AVAILABLE: Librax7 of CorZress
Card 2/2 11, Aviation-USSR

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ZONCHKINA, K. S.. and ORODSMSKIY, D. Ye.
"The Role of Radioactive Izotopes in Investigating the Phyr-iology arrl
Biochemistry of Digestion," a paper presented at the Atoms for Peace Conference.,
Geneva, Switzerland, 1955

,r,d tee, K. S- !4mTChk-, ~-l P I
d~g blile was adraini5tutd per m te,
otfi~~, fts. Slicrtly thereafter radiouctive P -a~ demo,
atrated in the b-.(5,A vr-rum; of such. P --,t3 c-
tr4ctablc with 4,n RIc-edler mixt. Tile r-aguitude c4
AV-dfic activity of tilt fraction of irlorg. P following tile at'-
ministmtka, of 4de was considerably lcwtr than
In Oa case of adiahintration of radioactive Na, phosphate.
The ific activity of the semra *-as of & higher matuitudc
and T, appezrmct of the spccific isctIvity max. was con-
siderabty detiyed. Titc, aplic-amnct tinlts of the cmax.
spe6fic: activity of the Uxorg. wrum F and of the total P
were not C(lincidett;-d. The spedfi-c activity curve of bile
following per os admmLZmt1om of radioactivc bile is identical
with, the oEe folfstwitir. the adulfaistratiou of mciloacLive
NIAOR PO,, the nm!. of "Ciric actinil'y RP - . r. in 2-t firs.
fa both fastar"CS. Ir tile cast of ix V*Zra elott. the Orr. P
compels. of bilt; dre not hydrolyzed 13), the mbtts. of duodtnat
diM!lvejukcioflhc:1,-f. The contentottoLtUar'd if
-W -
ibk)cd-9ermrM..
uac*oted.- Th C -4- rc. A - c= ; T
thir O(bllaart*bWrbedb the J'..
hGut the splitting of p1a'a
fliors,
7
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7

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7r-
ZAMYCH.KINAVA.S.-
Reflex influence fro-rin, the digestive tract on its absorptive
capacity under normal conditions and in patholoa of the
liver. Biul. eksp. bi.ol. i med. 54 no.9:50-53 S 162.
(MIRA :17:9)
1. Iz laboratorii fizi.ologii I patologii pishchevareniya
(zav, prof. S.I. Fill.ppovich) Instituta normallnoy i pato-
logicheskoy fiziologii (Dir.- deystvitellnyy chlen ANN SSSR
VS. Parin) AMN SSSR, Moskva. Predstavlen deystvitel'nym
chlenom ANN SSSR V.V. Parinym.

ZAMYCHKINA, K.S.
Effect of atropine on the rate of aboorption 35rom the gautroln-
testinal tract of inorganic phosphate Xa2HF 04 and the rato
of its utilization from the blood under normal conditions and in
liver pathology. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 54 no.8:44-46 Ag 162.
(IMIRA 17:11)
1. Iz laboratorii fiziologii i patologii pishchevareniya (zav. -
prof. S.I. Filippovich) Instituta normallnoy i patologicheskoy
fiziologii (dir. - deystvetelInyy chlen A14N SSSR V.V. Parin) AM
SSSR, Moskva.

GRODZERSKIY, D.E.;
Use of the isotope method for the study of absorption from t.',e
digestive tract# Med.rad. no.101-76163. (MIRA IWO)
(ALIMEITARY GAVAL) (ABSORPTION (PHYSIOLOGY)
(TRACIMS (BIOLOGY))

ZAMYCHKINA, K.S-.~ KRYUKOVA, L.V.
.ra
Absorptive capacity of the digestive ct at different periods of
time 'Following the partial resection of the small intestine. Biul.
eksp.biol.i med. 54 no.7:22-26 J1 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Iz laboratorii fiziologii i patologii pishchovareniya (zav. -
rof. S.I.Filipovich) Instituta normallnoy i patologicheskoy fiziologii
r. - deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. V.V.Parin) AHN SSSR,
M
Moskva. Predstavlena deystvitellnym chlenom AMN SSSR V.V,.Parinym.
(INTESTINES-SURGERY) (HETHIONINE) (DIGESTIVE ORGANS)

FILIPPOVICH9 S.I.; AHIROVj, N.Sh.; VOLKOVAt T.V.,-__Z.Aag"jHAj
VALKIMAN, I.V.; MARTSVICH, M.S.; VILOVA, N.A.; GOLUIZU,
L.I.,, red.; BUKOVSKAYA,, N.A.9 tekhn, red,
(Compensatory processes in the digestive system following
resection of the stomach and the small intestine;
experimental studies) Kompensatornye protsessy v pishche-
varitellnoi nistemo posle rezektsli zheludka i tonkogo ki-
shechnika; eksperimentallrye issledovaniia. Moskva,, Med-
giz, 1963. 290 p. (MIRA 17:3)

ZAI-TYCIIKIIIAp K.S.; KRYUKOVA, L.V.
Absorption of casein-I13 and me-thionine-435 from the dige'stive tract
A at various times after the resection of two-thirds of the stomnach.
Biul. eksp.-biol. i med. 51 no.4:43-47.Ap 161. (111RA 14:8)
1. Iz laboratorii fiziologii i patologii pishchevareniya (zav. -
prof. S.I.Filippovich) Instituta, normallnoy i patologicheskoy
fiziologii (dir. - akademik V.N.Chernigovskiy) Al~gl SSSRj Moskva.
Predstavlona akadeoikm V.N.Chernigovskim.
(STOMACH-ZURGERY) (CASEIN) (METHIONINE)

ZAMYCHKINA, K.S.
Effect of subtotal resection of the stomach on the absorption from
the digestive tract of sodium -phosphate P32 and its utiliwtian in
the organism. Biul. eksp. biol. A med. 51 no.5:48-~52 ~V 161.
(NIRA 34s$)
.1. 1z laboratorii fiz1ologii i p4qologil pishchevareniya (zav. -
prof. S.I. Filippovich) Instituta normallnoy i patologicheskoy
fiziologii (dir. -'akademik V.N.Chernigovskiy) Alel SSSR, Moskva.
Predstavlena akademilwm V.N Chernigovskim.
(SWAGH) iPHOSPHORUS METABOLISM),

FARB., V.V., red.; FILIPPOVICH, S.Lp prof.s red.,; ZMCHKINA, K.S,, red.;
MALKIMANY I.V,, red.; SOVETOV, A.N., red.; AFLFCffRO7K,-Tu.~..,
tAhn. red.
[Activity of the digestive system and its regulation under normal
and pathological conditions] Doiatellnost' pishchovaritellnoi siste-
rq i ee reguliatsiia v norms i. patologii. Pod obahchei red. V.V.Pari-
na. Moskva2 Medgiz, 1961. 259 p. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Akademi7a, meditsinakikh nauk SSSR, Moscow. Institut normallnoy i
patolo-gicheskoy fiziologii. 2. Daystvitel,'rWy chlen At-IN SSSR (for
Parin). 3. Laboratori-ya fiziologii i patologii pishchevareniya Insti-
tuta, normalt-noy i patologicheskoy fiziologii A141 SSSR, Moskva (for
Zamychkina).
(DIGESTION) (DIGESTIVE ORGANS-SURGEIY) (STOMACH-ULCERS)

K
K
HA a
GuMali atively different food loads on the oynthe5is of
fect ~of q
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phosphorus compounds in the liver and on their secretion with the
bile# Vopo mad. khim. 6 no,'61579-583 N-1Y 160, (MIRA 14W
1. Institute of Normal &nil Patholog~cal Physiology Academy of
Madical'Sciences'of the U.S.S.R.9 MoGcowe
.(BILE) (LIM). (PHOSPHORUS HETABOLISM)

nxroaKINA., K.S.
Katerial on the abiorptIve capacity of th4 9#211 [with 111jamarv
.,Ilshle Blul.ekop.blol. I med 46 no-9sq-12 S058 142A 11811T,
in Eng 0 0
Is- Ix laboratorii fisiologil i patologii pishchevareniya (zav;
profs' S.I* Filippovich) Inatituta normallnoy i patologicheakoy
f iziologii (dir' - daystvitelOW chlen AM SSSR VeR, Chornir
,ovnkly)
AMU SSSR. Xoskva, Predstarlena daystvitelInym chlonom AW SSSR
V.I. Chernigovskim;
(GALL BLADDER, metab.
phospholipid & sodium phosphnte labeled with
radiophosphorus absorlp; (Ras))
(FHOSPH*1PIDS, metab.
gallbladder, aberop. of radiophosphorus labeled prop.
(Rue))
(PHOSPHATES. metab;
aodium phosphate Inbeled with radiophosphurus,
absorp. by gallbladder (Rus))

VMS

, RUDIK-OHMOvA, Yeb.; HARTSIVICH, H-S,
ZAKy(;HUjjA'K.S..
Xffect of sodium salic7late on the digestive organs. Btul.ekop
-23 N 156. (MUU 10:1)
biol, i mad. 42 no.lls1q
1. Is instituta normallnoy i patologicheekoy fiziologii (dir.
daystvitell nyy chlen A16 SSSR prof. V.N.Chernigovskiy) AMN SSSR,,
Moskva, Predstavleno deystvitallnym chlenom AMU SSSR V.H.Chernigovskim.
(GASTROINTERINAL SYSTIN, eff. of drugs on,
sodium salicylate (Rue))
(SODIUK SALICYIATS, effs
on gastrointestinal system (Rua))

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9, F-1, FRI FIF

PLZAK,M.; DOBRY,J.; ZAMECAL..A.
The Jarosz method of tissue therapy in the treatment of de-
pressive neurasthenic forms of cerebral arterioL;clerosis.
Cesk. psychiat. 59 no.5019-322 Of63.
1. Psychiatricka klinika fak-u1tyvseobecneho lekarstri KU#
Praha a Psychiatricka lecebna v Hornich Berkovicich.

Clinic of tho
DODRY'r, j. U iversitY psychi-
Charles n
PLZ-,'LK, "' 1-1
Facul-7 of Gonor"tj 14od -Occnoll-o Lckarstvi ,u 7, Lguc;
ni FOrkovice-
200 -
-bri ,Or
a 7
ca p s,r chi- a a k"a Le c P
u - -! -U 1
-r:Lc HospJ -a L De-
, en, o
n
j---OS2; in th(', Treau . - . bral
11-1 i ssus Ther,-.,)-y According t, 0,i3 Of tho' Coro,
-- ast'~,,-enic T:Mo of p-rterioselor
'Oressive Jjour
~.r-eries. It
Psnh ic) '101 59., No 5, 1963, pp 319-
--j-atrl-c
322 r tion of tissue there-PY was tested in
t. inrosz 10difica Lfijjnod symP'~Or-s of dopressilri)
Abstrac - jenis. All had GOr
-f---,Ip of 23 10v-'- L' ebral artories. The re-
_z,ro I P.,iosclerosis of tho cer involve any
LD Uhenic art , ent does not
neuras c our aSingir2r e at' n
sul-s jjere very on
L, asi aP7,lied.
.01i cations and is very e
2 TableS, no rclerences.
1 /1

ZAMYKAL. Antonin
Analysis of gerontopsychiatric cases. Cesk. psychiat. 58 no.2:95-97
Ap 162.
1. Psychiatricka lecebna, v Hornich Berkovicich.
(PSYCHOSES SENILE statist)
(PSYCHOSES INVOLUTIONAL statist)

ZAIC-ZliEVSKAYA-,~~-N;Nwpi,-YAROSHIMKAYA, N.P.
Hathodolorf for a rapid detemination of moisture and glyce-zir,
in cellophane film. Xhim. volok. no.6:67-68 165.
(MIRA 18:.U.)
1, Barnaul'skiy filial Opylno-konstruktorskogo byuro avtomatiki.
Submitted Apri-1 13, 1965,

YAPOSHINSUYA, MP,; 'LAMYSIIEVSKAYA, ISAYE", P.D.
Paste for repairing rubberized apparatur, 10iint, volok. no.6:(.,9
164. ORIFIA 18:1)
1. Barnaul'okiy filial Opytno-konstruktorskogo byuro avtomatikA.

WffMVSKAYA, N.N.; RYZHAKOVA, L.A.
Yethods of rapid determination of the degree of polywrization
of alkali cellulose. Xhim.volok no.4:69-71 162. WIRA 15.8)
1, Opytno-konstruktorokoys byuro avtomatiki, Barnaullakiy filial.
~(cellulose) (Polymeriziation)

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ZAKYSHKINA, K.s., DuRnITAN, R.A.
e-o~~-Aboorption and assimilation of radioactive Iron t7 er7tkroc7tee
in anemia induced by partial denervation of the stomach (with
simmary In English]. Biul.ekep.biol. i med. 45 no.3:51-56
Mr'58 (MIRA 110)
1. Is Institute normallnoy J patologicheRkoy fiziologii (dir.-
deystvitellnyy chlon AHN BSSR Y.N. Chernigovskiv) AMN SSSR. Moskva.
Prodstavlena deystvitalinym chlonom AMN SSSR V.N. Chernigovskim.
(ANEMIA, experimental,
erythrocyte absorp. & nonimilRtion of rndioiron In
anemia pord. by gastric denervation ih dogs (Rua))
(IRON, radioactive,
same)
(STOUGH, physiologyq
donervation caus ing al) er. anemia. off. on erythrocyte
radloiron intake (Rua
(ERYTHROCYTE, metabolism
rAdioiron, intake in exper. anemia prod, by gAstric
donervation (Rua))

TOMASMUSKIY, L., gornyy inzh.; M17SHLYAYEV, V.,
Mining systems with flexible roofing. HTO 3 no.9:39-1,9 8 161.
NVU 14:8)
1. Predsodatell soveta nauchno-tekhnicheakogo obahcheistva
ahakhty 3-3-bis koinbizipta "Kuzbasougoll" (for TomashavsViv).
(Coal mines and minin

OELIPFRIN, Y.I.; FEBALK, VA.; ROZOVj V.N.;,ZAMYSHLYAYFV. V.G.; MLOVANOVA#
I.B.
Extractive refining of a nickel electrolyte from Iron and copper.
TSvet. met. 37 no.9tl9-2.2 S 164. (IMIRA 180)

GELIPERIN, N.I.; PEBALK, V.L.; ROZOV, V.N.; ZAMYSHLMF.V,,---V.G.; SOKOLOVA,
T.O.; MILOVANOVA, I.B.; YEPISHEVA, M.S.
Fractional reextraction of metals
.,,TSvet*met. 38 no*10:41-49 0 165.
from complex metal soaps.
(MIRA 18:12)

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D.; ASO"
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Inn'WVAO fialA Of ths techniqto of liquid ,traction."
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wort vjbsi4tw for
VAj 1964. T*cbnOIOV'
Itacow Imt of

GELIPERIN, N.I.; PEBALKp V.L,,; ZAMySHLyAyEv Y. - CHICHERINA, T.G.
-
Cylindrical mixer-sed-Imentation extractor. Zhur.VM0 10
no-4:462-40'3 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii imeni
M.V.Lomonosova.

TOMASHEVSKIY, L.P., gornyy- Inzhener; ZAIIYSIILY&YEV. V.N.
Using tho Kninirig syatem with flexible metallic roofing in mining
out eyC-a close contiguous thick seams. Ugoll 36 -no.22il&-
20 D 161, (MIRA 24il;2)
1. Shakhta No.3 - 3-bia kombinata Kuzbaissugoll.
(Kuznetsk Basin--Coal mines and mining)

--j~W4111ELTAYEVA, A.M.
From the practice of co=--mni3t labor brigades. Rhin. volok.
no. 6:59-60 160. (MIU 13:12)
1. Krasaoyarskiy zavod.
(Krasnoyarsk Territory-Textile fibers, Synthetic)

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KOFIYEV, Sergey Fedotowich, prof., doktor toklin. nawk; KACaNUV,
I Ilikolay Fil-ir-povich, inzh.,, Zg.Y=.k MEA, I.F.j red.
(Principles of licaL supply and ventilation) OMOVY tePlOga-
zosnabzheniia i ventiliatsii. Moskvas Stroiizdat., 1964.
227 p. (MIRA 17:8)

FOLIGUNEIKOt Inna Ivanavna, v.-acb,-kosmotolog;-ZAWZ'.-ILYAMA, I.M.v
red.izd-va; HAZAROVA, A.B., teklm,red,
(Care for the skin of the hands, feet, and for the nails;
manual for manicurists] Ukhod za kozLei rukv nog i za nog-
tiami; posobie Ma manikiursh. MoskVU9 Izd-vo H-va kommun.
khoze RSM9 1961* 85 po (KIRA 14:6)
(Foot-Care and hygiene) (Manicuring)

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c* (Z the of a n, n.
.,t .
wLivitv in the caml_
on th. ecrarw~tcr Gf 1~5
mat] ns of 2-1-dco2inin in atmosphere of wate r vapor. VesL.
.20 no-1:31'-41 41-11" '()r)- (i,ffllh 18:3)
Kifedra khirdi sko%lsicago unjvej~siteta.

-ZA~WHMAYEVA, SLOVOKKONVA., T.A.; BALANDIN, A.Al.
Ac-tiVity cof issweric picolimu, cravolg, ar,; xylerl._~: in
calalytic conversimi with steam. Vent, Moak, un, Ser. 2,.Kldm. 20
no.039-41 J14-g 165. (MTRA 1813.0)
1. Kafedra khimicheskoy kinetiki Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta.

citlip,*edicine Typhus Sep -L94T
Illed.1cine Bacteria, Proteum Group
011-thiracteriertics of M=themtous Typhun in the'
Ung I' Lt C ol N. 1. Zwysh3_Tayev,:
xft~t Peninsula,
994 Ccrps, Metj I. F. T-IrikhodIko, Mail Corps'. 3 pp
*~",remno-MecUtzinskiy Zhurnal" No 9
zx,,.L~thematouz typIrao found on the
Fj Ither o he light 6r xeclium variety and. is,
simitied. very easily. Sme of the, symptcew iLr&
chaul.: febrile periods, characteristic;
hma,,' positive reaction to Vale -FeUx lta,st~,.
t
=
T*iiience of all these gymptona,showa the disease
t6.,$e exanthamatous typhus rather than rickettaft
ftm/Madicine Typhus (ContA) Sep
1947
ocytea .are, not necessarily present in cases
:bf exemtbematoue typhus and many canes had
ioi-mal.'c =.t. In s=e cases the count van even
,Jmbnori~&I, but it never went above 3.23,
131000* Cases must be isolated. i=edA&te3,y
.1ilpon -P-stection of this-disease.
-Z 26Tj7:

ZWSLAEVA, At Me
vInvectigation of infra-red absorption spectra of derivatiTes of goosypol.0
Zwzs1jaSyA&A.%A- and Krivic. S. S. (P. 329)
SO: JOUrIWI 2f - ral Qezistry (Yh=al Obshchel Khimii) 1933, Volume 6, No. 4

q 40 44 thp
JL JU I tu- a 6 C_
C"Quas and Cattillede Prewalkas tram tuoulkwa SA4 44111
bad". V. A. Shmuk and A. lAmyslov. 1". 1~siios -00
Acad. A,;P. Sci. (U.S.S.R.) IW._'1 (in, Rus:
the Prinssed pulp sit lot Iftek 100
Park. treated with a double Vol. of boiling water for 45 "411114
min. unit (tried, twelm.. with 47.8 nig.111k) g. call'Arne 1*0
wettab(aliml. Treatinctit of Mer&* brivies with 6a Wide
%v1. od's 2% NAX0. soln. at 9)* for 45 min, folto~ll by -00
0 0., dryint r4vr prvpns. with 74 tttlg,-% cArotene. Dryin4
lihould not exceed 60'.
te Vrom the IxAnt of vitw or Aree
tame, Ard 1~1 In storage, treatment with wittrr
is linikrahk to Irrottitwitt with X-4tOlks. The Imuluct4
llrrpd~ Include: Pirived. 11ficil. alut glourul Isulp Willi ull
M It. catotenc-, directly dtint and ground ago
104 to 11) ing./I 00
bmico with up to 2V ing.-~ pum emotent, analostsuA
COO
:*w to p"-pni. (ruin carTW4; high-prrmntace od %Will. 14
carotene. The Caftitear c4lmilus .1 85% 0, 15" a. 11
we It"ll lOrtlif" its 14-tal t"Itent I% MON11 lit-12 1114JIM 1"
vilatinn C saIxAlt Vp M mi, moir (it the pirNwd iiiiiv,
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