SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZAOSTROVSKIY, F.P. - ZAPADOVA, YE.A.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R001963810008-5
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 100
• Document Creation Date: November 2, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 19, 2001
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

AUTHO',!S: ZaoBtrovski;r, F. P., Kovtun, P. K. SOVt/64-58-5-8/21
TITLE: -- ~The Conden7ation of Ammonia From a flitrogen-l~ydrogen Mixture
(Kondensats:Lya ammiaka iz azoto-vodorodnoy smesi)
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya promyshlennost', 1958, Nr 5, pp. 292 - 295 (U"SR)
ABSTRACT: In the condensation of ammonia by cooling two processes, the
transfer of heat and the mass, take place. The difference J---'l
the temperatures of the gas mixture and the cooling surfacei
on the one Imnd, and the difference in the partial vapor
pressure of the condensed component in the Interior of 'the
mixture and the pressure of the vapor phase stress at the
condensation film at the wall on the other hand play the
decisive roles here. The rates of these processes may be at.
different ratios to one another, so that, for instance, a
vapor condensation may take place only at the cooling surfe.ce,
or it may take place in the interior and lead to the formation
of a fog. In order to avoid the latter the cooling of the
vapor-gas mixture must apparently take place in such a way
that the vapor oversaturation does not exceed the socalled
critical oversaturation at which the condensation in the gas
Card 1/3 volume takea place. In order to determine the conditions

The Condensation of Ammonia From a Nitrogen-Hydrogen SOV/64-58--5-8/21
Mixture
causing the formation of fog the concentratioa of the
condensing component and the temperature of the gases along
the heat exchange surface must be determined. There exist
some methodo for calculating the cooling of partly condensed
gas mixturen. These do not, however, correspond to the
conditions nentioned. There are those found b T Merkel (Ref 2),
Berman (Ref 4), or Colborn and Hougen (Kollborn i Khougen)
(Ref 3) which are too complicated. Others are incomplete
like that of Jonston (Dzhonston) (Ref 5). In order to in-
vestigate the problem mentioned in the title the authors
employed the "step-by-step" method of calculating the mobile
forces according to K.U.Shabalin et al. In the derivation
of the calciLlation equations the authors mention for the
coefficient of the convective heat transfer the formula by
Nussel't (Ref 6) and in the case of the coefficient of mass.
transfer the analogous formula by Shervud (Re. f 6). By means.
of some exanplea the calculation of this condensation is
carried out according to the initial data. The relation of
saturation concentrations to the temperature is determined
Card 2/3 according to the data supplied by Larson and Blek (Ref 7).

The Condensation of Ammonia From a Nitrogen-Hydrogen sov/64-58-5-8/21
Mixture
There are 3 figures and 6 references# 4 of which are Soviet,
1. Ammonia--liondensation 2. Hydrogen-nitroge;v-nixtures --- Chemical
effects 3. Hydrogen-nitrogen mixtures-Properties 4. Oondenslitio-n
reactiona
Card 3/3

22(l) SOV/3-59-.3-15/48
AUTHORS: Zo.ostrovskiy, F.P.7 and Panfilov, A.P.
TITLE: For Creative Cooperation With the Brigades of Commu-
nist Labor (Za tvorcheskoye sodruzhestvo s briga-
dami kommunisticheskogo truda)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vysshey shkoly, 1959, Nr 3s PP 28-30 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The development of Brigades of Communist Labor will
help to solve the ne-,~,* problems raised by the 21st
Party Congress, Their solution will in many respects
depend on raising labor productivity, introducing
new enginceriing methods and advanced technology. To
assist the workers of the UrallskAy zavod tyazhUlogo
mashinostroyeniya imeni S. Ordzhonikidze (Ural Heavy
Equipment Plant imeni S. Ordzhonikidze) (Uralmashzavod)
in this cause, scientists of tb4 Ural Polytechnical
Institute, the Professors S.I. Samaoylov and I.Ya.
Tarnovskiy, the Docents A.A. Spiridonov and Yu.P.
Poruchikov have visited the working places and tho-
Card 1/3 roughly studied labor conditions. As a result, a

SOV/3-59-3-15/48
For CreatiNre Cooperation With the Brigades of Communist Labor
complex long-term working plan was drawn up for every
Communist Labor Brigade. It consists of 3 basic
sections: labor productivity; problems of new engin-
eering and advanced technology, technical help and in-
dustrial training of laborers; social-political work
and the Brigade members' cultural education. The
author describes some of the tasks which the Brigades
have set themselves in cooperation with the Institute
scientists. The Brigade of N. Tyulenev is now polish-
ing a pump staff's cylindrical and conical surface by.
centrifugal ball machining when mdking the staffs,
which is cheaper, more productive and gives better re-
sults. The personnel of the Uralmashzavod has assumed
the following obligations: to reduce by 3,000 tons,
by improving the construction, the weight of equip-
men~t turned out by the plant. Much is being done by
the students to help brigade members in their study,
rationalizing work and in raising the technical and
cultural level. Schools of Communist labor which
Card 2/3 should generalize the experience of innovators, and

SOV/3-59-3-15/48
For Creative Cooperation With the Brigades of Communist Labor
equip the industrial workers with knoviledge in the
field of engineering and advanced teelhnology are to
be organized. Several of these schools have already
been organized and their curricula and programs
drawn up.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy politelchnicheskiy institut imeni S.M.
Kirova (Ural Polytechnical Institute imeni S.M.
Kirov)
Card 3/3

MAKAROVp V.M.p inzh.; DIKGMNTAYEV, T.A.; KADKEVICHp V.N.;
SAMWIIOVA, A.A.; _4&$TJ~OVS.K.1Y,-Y.P. p kand. tekhn.nauk'
retsenzent; RUBAREV, V.I., inzh., red.; TAIRWA, A.L.,-
red.izd-va; MODEL', B.O., tekhn.red.; UVAROVA, A.F.0
tekhn.red.
[Rubberized and bimetallic machines and devices for the
chemical industry; design and manufacture] Gummirovan-
rWe i bimetallichookie mashiny i apparaty khimichoskikh
proizvodstv; konst.ruirovanie i izgotovlenie. [13y) V.M.
Makarov i dr. Moskva) Mashgiz,, 1963. 274 p.
(MIRA 17:2)

--- - - ---- -,- -- - -- -- - - -- -- -,-- -- --- -- ----- - - -- -- - -- -- ---- - - - --- - - -- --- - --- - -- -- -,
ZAOSTBOVSKIYe N.H.,,Auzh.-zam19ustroite1'.
'i
Organization of farm centers. Zemledelle 6 no.5:81-82 My 158.
(Collective farms) (KIRA 11#06)

BOZJMKO, I.N.; ZAOSTROYSXITA, Te.N.
XnBurIng t 0 raw products to canning factories In tb*
Hungarian People's Republic. Kons.1 ov.prom. 12 no.9-37-39 S 157.
(MLRA 10:10)
1. Opytno-selektaivanaya. stantaiYa Voesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellsb)go
inatituta konserrno,,r I ovoahcheaushIl'noy promyshlannonti v stanitse
Krymakoy (for Dozhe:ftko).i~2. Vae9oyu%nyy nauchno-issledovatellakty
institut konserynoy i ovoshcheaushillnoy promyshlennostl (for
Zaostrovskaya).
(Hungary--Canning industry)

JI
KRIVIN, B.G.; ZAOSTROVSKAYA, YO-N-, speteredaktor; GUSEVA. E.A., redak-
tor; =913MV2, tel-.hnicheskiy redaktore
(Tomato big bud and ineani'of controlling it] Stolbur tomatov
i mpry bor'by a nim. Moskva. Pishchapromisdat, 1957. 55 p9
(Tomatoes-Diaeases and pasta)

r ~T

l it* p1ragd- Md fr*Pf'
ties A. Val4man And S. t- Zawruv%lk,4)r&- FdfX41-
iiw-9
NNo.2,23-60M). LiquNw2s(Wrom a min (4C-

00 ,
14y contattw4 up toll% rubof PbOll and HCHO. Tht
-
th
i
e pco%
n
Product of tvupg. MOllcrtsol waste liciums
CautaAwl
All ahotd I W'I( cfttb, 0,21 (tvvhus~- o.121
So (Batwism.;o1s) and 0.40 (SIdPhQ&txrvj) . -t% Is Z,. "M.
killed .5injohykiewew Lad ottwr patboerm in" Tnin. It
The Product "aq
( th
e
did not kill spoms o
1=1 prepri. is described.
namrd phritarakits. A
Wastes ftw mskin" this uvw d6infectant snuit mitain
c1ducts
t6
d
.
ensA
o% pf
waterf.A. tolmary 1-henoliv cou
JuNn F. Mlith

04
go
-go

go

!-ILA

_.. -
00
vidw 4K- I AI
w

admove -d I

P
_-
Ir T _r n
oo

4
0

IF IF q PC
if = 11 1

n L S f Od a 91
a I v
YA
-
,
loc.

to
i:
46 000
t
I -
oo Go a ago*

. 1. - ~ , I I , I --, - ~ -.- -!~. , --.--I ", ~- A ;-- --~ ~ : , ? :: - , ,
F- - -- ma -- 11 . I-,
.Z.AOSTROVTSEV, G,
- .......
Introduce new equJpment into industrial production. NTO 6
no.208-39 F 164. (IfIRA 17:4)

SATU?rNSKIY, F.V,; ZAOSTRO:VTSW, I.T. (Leningrad)
Galina Petrova and Narita TSmkanova, heroes of the Soviet Union.
Mod.sestra 18 no.1104-45 N 159. (MIRA 130)
(WOW UR, 1939-i945--MICAL AND SANITARY APPAIRS)

ZAOSTHDVTSBV, P,,- (Leningrad')
Soclallst property aikd cormodlt7 production under socialfism.
Vop.ekon. no-3:97-104 Mr 10. (MIRA 12:5)
(Economics)

ZAC,STROVTSEV, P.O.
Direct work for society under socialism. Trudy LIEI no-05:128-143
161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Labor and laboring classes)

MOT'SEVA,
PIRIDLIN, S,Z,; ALIMNYAN, S.1,
Terramyoin synthesis in joint cultures of inactive =tae,,s of
Actinomyces rimosus. Dok3-. All SSSR 136 no. 3;714-2~7 Ja 161.
(MMA 14,.2)
1, Fradotavlono akademikom V.N. Shapoohnikovym.
(TERM4YCIN) (ACTIM47CES)

ZAOZERSY,AYi,, E.
"Manufalctura pri Petre I.," Moacow, 1947
ii

BESKROVHYY, L.G.. doktor ivt.nauk, red.;--2A.DZMSX&IA,,Xe.I., doktor tat.
nauk, red.; MCMUZHEIISKIY. A.A., kand.ist.nauk, red.; VOLKOV,
S.L. red.izd-va-, PCMGCROIFSKAYA, TS.H., red.izd-va; MrM. Ye.y.,
tekhn.red.
[Primary accumulation in Russia (17th and 18th centuries); a
collection of articles] K voprosu o pervonachallnom hakoplenii
v Rossii (XVII-XVIII vv.lf; sbornik statel. HoiLkya, 1953. 540 p.
Omh 11:6)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Inatitut istorii,
(Rueeta-5~conomic conditions)

di 0 0 40 Si 00 0 0 0 * 0 0 r 40 a 0 a a a 0 0 ivo 0 -06 0 o ai-vw- - -
0 00 0 0 0 a 0 a 0 0
0 a"Mill td Pea 214 n3on 36PARS'all IJU lob bpxwu o
it 1. -A, x_.r_ q a I.. L-v a cc cc U~A-b I-A
lot .-p I.C 09111
-A 0
0 41P
11 il
of
-00
0 .0
Ad4 wyatpw 4d wdwrfto fm Aida me eu*s "d
0 A pothe MAW. -0
00 3No.
15-1 ran wtu OW 0 OAS"* Tb. is IQwd in "gx .40
qwurog J4 Lht XWb".kIo=- Rumis) Two W" .00
cWNW.W= mmemoly9bF With qu Aw. Bak MW
46 zf l i" A o
tbt rc rd *Ub Ilso. Af=. mw (j thg
0 &ad Th werx o
C4 In the win. As CAS%. the P"I
00 d. in d*ULIY wW vAn. by HOCA, Th - rrPd-
= ft nn "nb* by *Ititing tht ox&U dis"
tbColkininflosm t twkewitbNAIM.-Wo"Mogg
0 witb HsCA. IU T= WAIWd I'y Ft"!Wtt-
gulate was whhe aod fm fttm b"-,"
-00
4*0
-04
9 LI
o Lt!*, An L I a cw a 4 9 1 If 05 ii-T-3
ft ttx a 1 '14
tt 09 9 A
11 0 0 0 0 41 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 6 9
0 0 0 0 0 9~
10 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

!o 00001000000111111110 1 9
0690000000000004 ::Oo*
tg~#t f 1 1 4 1 It it a it it is w to 16 it I to I It a a It 0 $#$a m 0 It U M 0 a is It N N 4, 41 to 41 d
A A C -.1 A L -1.-a it j- ~ If- loo-it" A, A. . 4. - ~c k A I a 4 -
o0
60'.4
6-1 lelff.1,11 ~'fl JIM
so
00
00 c
00
00 a sippamtU14 COMPOVj2dit of fm gas* 121441114 ffm W* -ill) 0
00 clicafte. :1. N. Zamefskil and P. I - INOPOD's. Rus. -tip 0
4,1.511, Frill. 28, lv":---LQvcborflte Is elld, with acid,
00 gnd the ouln. tivatIrdvilth N114111 to to, 4A to Vitt. T1 ..104
00 Cmilptis.. 1t0. fj4An the pl;t.. tKiralrd vilth N11.01f tu
0 6.2 I.o Pitt. Fe and Al. wpd. (tow tht PPL, abd
00 tmijy ir"ited with NU.011 asoln to Pitt. the We earth
00
e
0
of
00
00
00
ire 0
016
00
:.-0 0
'me 0
00
00
ITIO
,;Qo
V..It A .0l'Atkl)*&K L 1.111411111,91 C&AIIIFPCAIPCP 94
00
u Is it to 11; mv 0 a a 3 4 1
w 41, It it 2 A it It ft ct it It 01 40 It 1 '94
0 0 0 (b *'* 0 0 o 0 Q a o 0 0 is * 0 0 0 0 - 0 * 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-6 0 0 0 6 0 0 0
40"0 a 000.0 00 000000 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 111 0 9j0 0 0 4 0 00000,9000400 0

_0014 4 0 0 0 6 0 a
11116004064669 **go$ 0 0001104.4 2 t Ill 46 909 Iva a
r 41 ql~
11111111411% like " a a 14 v it it 13 It la is It IN If 0 a 41 0 4$
A lk-" r a v A. 1_1A. 1 -1 _3_4 #.,k -ft OC, WKt.W
.Joe
go C
TIMuction of rare earth fluaddes film IsTchcIctille by
90 a do amummis medwd. -.00
A01hie N9. 26. 44
6111,VY.-Thr crimentratr omts, the rttv carth tuinrraI4.
Os feklqw. mpht-lite stul other Impurit" Is dic"Ird with A4
IICI, neutralLmd with Nif.01111 with t"qvain two "Culiedfor
allif filtnvd. lbe rwr carthq arrad. with excr"
N11,019, d6volvcd with IICI sawl,h arld rvpp1d.
Thr sm. ppt. It diverOved with IICI mind the rarr curthi
air ppitf. with HF. If. W. Rathtiuln"
00 x*
00 liS 0
its is
00 4r
0
A 14 - I L A ACTALLUIMICAL UTINAT1,49 CLAIIWKATO"
~ - ~, L. - - ' :,:''
Wall It C-
;TT
At a a 2 0
At 0 ill C9 Ill it IN M K d 4( it Or cc a it
a 0 111 9.0 0 0 0 0 0 ofilill 0 0 0 a *1* 0 0 0 4 1p 0 0 0 0 a 4 0 0 4
: IS 1 00 lio
01 (41 0 0 0 "1 0 0 0 0 e 41 0000 0 0 4 0 6 q a 141 0 0 0 d

ZAOZMSKIY, L It. Dr. of Chemical Sciences, and ANMEYEVA, Z. F. Cand of Chem. Sci.
Pxesent-Day Methods For the Separation of Pare Farths," by
1. W. Zaozerskiy, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, and Z. F.
Andreyeva) Candidate of Chemical Sciences, Milmicheskaya
Hauka I Promyshlennost;, Vol 1, 140 5, Sep/O`ct_5_6_,PP 512-
53.7
The applications of rare earths, proerties of rare earths, methods
forthe separation of cerium earths, and methods for the separation of
,Atrium earths are discussed under consideration of all practical. aspects
of j~are-earth elements produ~2tion. The following applications and results
comiected with nuclear enerGy developments are mentioned:
Glass containing cerium Is used for protection against radiation
emilited from nuclear reactors.
Lanthanum salts are used as carriers in the isolation and separation
of 'brans-uranium elements.
After irradiation in a nuclear reactor, thulium in converted into
the gwmna-radiation emitter TU 170; which can be used in X-ray radiography,
thus replacing X-ray tubes.

Some rare earths are effective WA absorbers of thermal neutrons, r.0
that, nuclear reactions can be regulated by employing them.
Me oxides of Ladoliniur, and samriur., which sti-angly absorb neutrons,
acre %isd! in cerumic etvAtinis onployed In nuclear reactors.
The element prometheum (Fm6l), being radioactive, could not be isolated
from the mixture of naturally occurring rare-eartb elements, because no
s-Wole isotopes of this element exist in nature. In 1947 artificially pro-
duced prometheum 1,ras isolated from splinter products of the fi.ssion of
uranium taking place in nuclear reactors. Thie prometheum obtained in this
manner vas in the form of a relatively stable isotope with a half life of
4 yr and a mass number of 14',!.
A bibliography consisting of 2 USSR references and 24 non-USSR refer-
ences follows the article.
[Comment: The infornation on the separation and'isolation of rare
earth elements, which has apparently been compiled by the USSR authors
mainly from data given in foreign publications, is of importance from
the standpoints of the production of thorium and of elements like titanium,
niobiumt, and tantalum, which also occur together with rare-earth elements,
the:reprocessing of nucleor fuel and the elimination of splinter elements
frcm it, and decontamination from harmful radioactive isotopes or rare-
earth elenLants

AUSHIII, S.H.9 doktor'aeI'ak*hozyaystvennfth nauk, prof.: TILOYARS. V.V.,
daktor khim. nauk, khIm. nauk, prof.:
POIDSIN, V.A., kand. khIm. nauk, dots,
Chemistry departmentt3 of the Academy during the Soviet rule [with
summary in English]. Izv. TSKhA no.4:169-180 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Chemistry)

I
tit- RI
a t4
lei Rihil
p J..t.,

p V-
A fz. 5 e
U'l 0 w4
lei
n CIA is
N
3 jfqu qj,;
51 F I - * - d
;A
23
9
3i P 9
fit,
In.
'At
06
Sol
all

XOIIW# Boris losifovich; UOZERSYIY-7-TrYN-.--t--sasluzhennyy deyatell .
nauki i tekhnil4t prof., otv. red.; 'VIASOVp K.A. p glAv. rad.1 POM-
VAt T.S.g red. i7AI-val MUSANOVAp T.A.9 takbn. red.j HYLINA9 Yu.V.,
tekbn, red.
[Studies of rare carth from the point of view of economic
geology] Ekonomicheskie odherki po redkim ziemliam. MosIcvay
Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSRv 1961. 109 p. (MIRA 14: 8)
1. Chlen,--korrespordont Akademii.n4* &93R (for Vlasov)
(Fare earths)

ZAOZERSKIY, Ivan Nikolayevioh zaal, deyntell nauki i tekhn1ki
KOTLYAJFQVO Roatiolay
Wadimirovich; PLATONOVYedor Petrovich; POLOSIN,
Vasiliy Alekseyevich, &ta.; RYABKOV, Vasiliy Aleksandrovich
(deceased]; TER-SHMAGNOV,Georgi-y Abramovich; FINOGENOV,
Mikhail Yurlyevich, dots.; MISHIN,, V.P., nauchnyy red.;
STUKOVNIN, N.D., rediiad-va; GRIGORCKUK, L.A., tekhri. red.
(Inorganic chemistry] Neorganicheskaia khimiia. (By] I.N.
Zaozerskii i dr. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo "Vysshaia shkolaO 1963.
525 P. (NIRA 16:8)
(Chemistry, Inorganic)

ji
liP 'b) /~IE?lp 'l /~7-vp
Ii/b /vi;) T 1002 101-0 7 "0 133
A UY 1 ch ~-D, Y e - ~D c N -,,l o v a Z an o z in a Z
7 1 U: 4~~ cf su;:-r-;Jce flllaw-s an tho sty-ariath n,z 1,ta-s

w J-2 "I f law de-e,l- i(Il

7. Th ::~ ~--athors ravicu nneulnil-lu. nil'h I
d r'-. i 7 1131 M I CT--OzC or) I r cin fly-, f t-~ in
C. ,I s t an c
~z~j e C) Fn I F 1 art 1 fic al I d-n t a t -,-;I
1,~ -1 p 'j c-2 rclln~, cqulllaif~ ch ar

~ '

F
TT
.:T
7:j

77
25. 1
I 'n-1
I I- --A
anA 7-
a Ed 'v ur I -az s W'D
MW

ZADSTROVRSE11A., V.A.; GOIFI-Vol, A.I.
- .1--.1- ~--- t. --,- ,
High-speed Ke-12W-l double-deck twister. Khjm. volok. no.2%64 165.
(111TRA 18~-6)
1. Klinskiy kombinat.

AN
*Hnovo_ ~S
olad
.3
4 At
16,19
41
lap Fir

SO: V--c*,-,e,-rl-7-rl 19 4.

GOR9ACHEV, Tim ofAy Fedorovich, professor; ZAPADINSKIY, Aron PuAhusovich,
dotsent; SILUUYEV, A.N., redaktor; Ye.I., tekhnicbeekly
redaktor.
[Overhand stoppine: in the Kuznetsk Basin] Razrabotka evity
plastov kuzbassa v voskhodizahchem poriadke. Moskva, Ugletakhizdat,
1955. 92 p. (MLRA 9:1)
(Kuznetsk Batiin--Coal mines and mining)

zAPADITsKir, r. Sverdlovok)
Unused resources* Prom,koop, 12 no,11310 V '58,
(Sverdlovok-Servioa Industriom;
OaRA IWO

ZAPAMINSKIY I* (Sverdlovsk).
N.L r4mpslmia to women of producers' cooperatives. Prom. kooP. 12
no.30 Mr 158. (MM 11:3)
1, Zamsetitel askratELrya partbyaro artell Imeni 3-7 pyatiletki.
(GOOPOMtivo societies)
(Xmpekida, Vadezhda Konstantinovm, 1869-1939)

ZAVADINSKIY, 1.
.1 1. - - . - .
What is hindering prodnction, of reed bloPka. Prom.koop. 13
no.9:26 S 159. OURk 131:1)
1. Zamcstitell pradsedatelya. glavrqy inzhener Kara,-Kalpal-.ukogo
promsoveta, g.Nulms.
(Reed (Botarq))
-- :;

~Reoearch -on the Tlse of Dyes as a Flotation Reagent,"
M. B. Zapadansklyp Mokhanobr, Leningrad, 3 Pp
"Tavetnye -YetallZ~' No 2
7be re.,mlts of reaearch on-using acid or anion dyes,
basie or cat-ion 4yea, and mordant dves as flotation
,reagents. Tablezi of mixtures used and reaulto ob-
tained.

USSR/Metals - Wolfram Jan 50
Analysis
"Recovvv., of Cinchanine From Filtrates After
IWbifram Precipitation," M. B. Zapadinskly,
i IP
"Zavod Lab" Vol XVI, No 1
suggests method for recovering cinchonine after
~recipitatiag minute quantities of tungstic
acid. Method offers possibility of using this
expensive reagent repeatedly for wolfram analy-
sis. Recovered cinchonine contains certAin
ario~inj (to 25%) of sesquioxides which., however,
FM 159T24
USSR/Yetals - Wolfram (Contd) jan 50
do, not interfere with determination of wolfram
because precipitation of latter is conducted In
acid r~~ediuz.
:Lr3cTs4
MD

a I is It Q u Is It It If an a 8 14 IS a III v It 0
a it i x I-
711-1 CA
00:

O*f

004,
v
0*4 -Igoe

0
r vuwdkm fto asem". IL a
" X Zwm% (Tsw- Ket
AMUM Sidj
IM NO. -0)0
-
a
. .
,,
wM 16% ofMOD, or C&Q, at Sao.
*

0
0
'
i
O
A ago
.3
. iL
L
L

PAIS Igoe

Doe
"of

m.%L* 1ATALLURGICAL LFTILRAVIAN CLbStVICATIft IS&O

s 1114w w am* deg

' 1114111 4" Aft
\1 T is dm

it st
It
of It ; m I If ed a I Iff a 0 a a 2 a

u
s
Ole 0 0 0 Is a Is 0 0 0 0 0
4 r. o
0 4
0 9 0 0
1~
It di

0 40 0 6, 0:0
49 0: o-,&10 1* * a a0 I
.60 1 00000 0 1
V

j0 0 ev-01*0 so** o 0
K It A JO
We A itt - 4*
00 eill kirtah gup. 0
864 low, No. 9, 56--a
0 77,
009 Me Simi - lkwAing w0b
qls~ 4 tit
ORUW* :A-
OW bud,
00 1 no imthv.
rNWOMl Vs
460 (y,11 -but V 0 O"A"WO 'Fee
0 dinvUy ficta ock". A06 a . at ftw
IA added Jim the alagm; 14 &M am H
mid tbeWAy ndum VOg* which IA on mukalis.
God
O*v Atica with 105-3.0% HAON. The ppt. is dried, heated to 300-400 fm see
so ocidise Vs and leached with 5-10%N40H. 4olutions with 40-50 X.jof 4100
0& V205 per 1. mv treated with 6% 1~804 anid boiled, ktan V io pptdL 990
Ch. Abs. (e) coo
pox
met
,rrrc':
L . ALILLW4CA L 11,1119SAURN 11;tAISIFICATIVIII
too
18101111 "to *or it& .4442, a" wt. got
' ' " ;' - V7T_r _; a 1--r of W I it of 9 dI__
U S AV 00 LS,; 3A
'1 4)
GlIs 0 9 0 0
r A.
~T
A&Z-0.0-0-ais a Sk 0 a 6:0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 e lip 0 0 fit

loo A
00
Oc.
sea I
I
004 .
oe of
004
so
goill-
dkAb of
Aldocesm gab mtottf-11
I V , - - - , 'i~ ~.. 'k
tam 'ki
Mmin - -- -
i'Ch*m' J-1 1931, - 0, 1
"=, Vnite and 'Okam"uto. centAILL4, atimi
0-3" A 11001to 019%, and 4*-
of V40j.
utim"Dwoul.
Emil LI1114tA11At C&AIWICATION
fold 111111444"
mclr* *it we* "An# 494411 ON Aft
w 9 CA I All
v 1.7 a two ovivtloao 21 0
1A AT 1i a ; w v p Kr Ile ;is U;
: a 0 0 44-4 6 0 0 a 0 0 0
oleo
Go
'J.4 0
11400
floe
floe
Ile@
Ilew
it*
Ilee,
1904j
tiles

to
*10-It
000
w
a m 4 A L A -IL J!_a_1L _VJF Tula ~Mle_mlm
a U -a a
Zhu
I 200foL
R.'MaL fiRL,
flumdWAM, 7. gff-Wf).-~LA
AM UtMifi0d: O~AL Azarrikim
^ &too
wol*
19ke
Min, 0
is It ffAj.LV"aCdL LftfR41U9d (LASUPICAHN minis
,is
lop 0 a ; 0 it M 11117,11C a If III I m A v em w a 4
1` 0 0 ale 0 0 0 o a a 6 a 0 IN to 0 0
Is. s o Is

V~ eN
10 40 it a 0
Iam!
00 off 0-0 U--mt-- -00
06 A -00
004
-00
00 & '00
004
00 trv "11 00
roe
*0 03 =go
004)
roe
coo
04.3
001,
re o
too
1000
sadw SwsSA" via"# WwO.
Maw "it 001V cgs IKU41ISM14 484411 ad iftv L14
r a, In YA Ir 0 It a6 3 0
(v 0110 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 ol 0 01W0 0 0, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1. ~ ffl-~

r-TY"_ =__irrW%1rrr7=i F ~ugi
A A r -"-A- i x i 31-11N. - !1,0-A 1-_A,'
0 1
-tilt too
too
00
so C
%W i24, at dm &i
goo r d=jkW'rVWm7o Mgt. so, me. 3. i6i'm4ts., T6 9 Wit's m-M
1 (a : a.
If gtk), Imok (catlimic), and atorditat dna wtrs tested 111110COU04110r; ta4A7raq-k)1fC1,W1h _
,L Wiretom The " dyn tnted (flimlowlautly wid ermak haw orm ad&d to fiw the Imm. 71w bit.- vrvi
1 mito dy" awl 141olutill) weve Imor ImAkvtqrs aulpit Ile mukWilmithak. Itlor"ON.). IlylW4
ill! liso(Imil yvilim. A M &q. sols. of imidad yqW wgg IlItOll ve ko-AmClillan '.1lowtu-Slitler Oda. to beilk C."j,
0
0 WUSC4 With IICI (A IWO of arld to I out d die the ak. vota. It wpd. from thraq. lar". Imilwittifell,wi
f mAu;). rm vW&II m4ii. wits &Mc4 In sliqueta at So lim*cuo (11cila by vJ.) w*A ume4ll wilk thq ctdt"im 14,
j W Im t(T doallus ITO-Wesh duarite. As the joi5 olcler to Stivustlorm the alltubmilt of tlw ma"Im film Itt 0, live
quilelily of dyt k1lo. waf luntaml froomi 10 to 11110 %r the m4wral. Tlw rtoput irequimmento "! 41sv 2ki, gill 6
too. ihir re-mvily of duagriie row from 76 to 83%. th TbrilumNXI
th
6h4ru 1% lwf I . of c~Alrrtor added to allqwms 0 180 14 rat tied out In so alk. medium.
64 a . 1. per I..
ugalorm ... Ilmodwagirm reto of that WV4"I to IRK"to the t4w kmrm the
used. The tuatle Jym khryullittlim Wxwck bmwn The tktwo of ill~ dy" --wr suMelcully win ilvr lo -I..
drdif. 4v1 triplienyl"Ittlum, laftimcm, ~~ qualm (too vakite W (&A'xr. To wil. illimlo frum do*
so heir " mile ior so (its bom OtsurIld, my pwo ketimile, or whAto il,414 aWthl Imr uwd.
LISA,& ~11 fulMistlaSqualti, Cam it, too, WIL4 &MIld fly thm IVIVals. (111mW114111
I !' ;W r~ukt, aiml rimlAchItt tntis Ill the local of fm = dres, alu"Id. alliatin Yellow, and aftcarto Mur writ wird.
acted Theymes wx sultabia let dq2tWa quatiorlictorite, It lose
I of VW6uA oricio. txmity. and drinv of Cdadin. bat thb k planced to tmt tb* niordam dyn for dotatiol of Fe, Ct,
am amzoats. Waffau am of aximeralm Ccats. otbrr 4100
Invuh vith vchleb thfte dyem foorm knoi. ulu M, H. 1111016
tip*
sit
I, A
flow #"Inv
___ i'i ei -
.1. a --_ _~:; -
V- -V' -5 4 on a t a no a 0 9 1 OF to 5 a 4
u u AT 43 IF a 40 ON Olt
Goo 000 0 0
6 Is
0 0 0 * a g
1 :2 0 0.0''111111 0 0 0
,ol :1; ;

1 0 11 U " W 11 96- it I it a A 9 a a it u u m a is 0 a " a 41 -4to -W a-v-
A-1-A.-I .1 kJ L-L-A 4.%_ go -IF
LUL-LL %C IN IVP
off A
-sexts"i A%o wolit-es
.0 0
1) ZAVAJMXW&ULC=
aspm of wit),
aPatka auid =&JM& Itord In "tiusins tk Ontefuls aft "View"d.
The Pfccesm for the PftPn, of tkim"hombdt'.. "M0& PW. Phosphate am AMMO, .0,
fsauoo of fismir cmiul
un of the by-PiodXict,
TltV UtillfAtWd of fkj ;,P
10VI-0641mitim" is slob
w
]or"
41141104C
Ito. dot
S"044 14
1: 4 v
-o of
0 1* ty v it grit Ka W,w Ga it OCKOR 111"4"o a fjd a N 0 1 or Gf 0 a 4 7'
Al 41 0 ,iv 0 0 so so 6 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 000

0 0 0 a 0 a
a6 0 00
0 0
0
4 t is I 1 9 to 11 1) li u u 10 1? Is IF M I JI ZZ D A D A 17 .1 M ~ 12 It Ij U J4 IS J, Is so so is j p so
A I jo01, I_ 1_ _ _1 I_ , I I
A,1,--r--~
AT "I .~.C7 ".c ..c
Oro A
lo~crvlfw
It so
00
propmdoc of vaudjum ffm sesirwe
1. zluji'14.
-alic ul
41 i~ I'm War Im
Islas, tally. III arlithir, Hise'lilIK with addil. III 1.1"T of
'Aft"
4 tit with Acw 00
t%A,Lit,- wai,
III; uo"'i fl-1,Ikly, I%lt,* Isms %A
butined by atlolittig Ve atilt licutralilitla t1lembl.. but lite
oil V; Ise was t.'0 him all-I Ilir III.- 'A vall 1W al)plw.l
C
(,tit)! w (Im with hist, P mitcut I"'T flith-11 4-f" a
0 ar,.' flivill-I wa% tievch I ler'l-V all Ills, V i~ wl.l' fl-ml I, oto Ok
~~t zoo
W lilitain VAN z .111, 111.., .4 OLAIL I.
slivitilved In IICI. thsr .Will. litulfAliml "ith VAO, and Ilse
o lipt, tasted with autnwitia. BY thli tMitill'ut1k., 0
so J the V Is caUl. ThC soin r is th4`11 Milml. III dirvirim- I,, zoo
41titin VA, The Atum.miavul mAm. are ly,,v fmot 11. Al.
so If Fr. rlv,, anti contain imily a %stiall atilt, I'l SOI Ittill trart-s go 0
0 4 joo
zoo
t:oo
K*o
W 0
is'
--st
o~ o P I'l It V A( slit qu "tt't n t I U Rxf~)o 0
0 .0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4, C' 0 0 00 0 4 .03
0 0 0 o 0 a a 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 o o o
0 4, o: 000 0
000 00

-10 0 is ED A Con
--2--X-A '10, 0 * 0
4f 40 4f 44
*8mull PAC-parplopts 'pols,
Fg~w- &gal firmentdoa. it. is
It 0
svA A. N. Tircbukov. R;tf,.* 0
0*4 h3!. 11461),
and o4rr addvi lit the Rvi,th- acid i;w,h a, art Itung
*a 11111floil
a*
00's It; '00
0* '1 ."*0
09-C "to
041 Ia*
at
00
.&ALZI
400
LLOG AL WIRAIM CLASSSIOCATON
Ile: S1411 IT.
if
11 Ar U2 Is
;t, - - . .1, . K4
0000 0 a a 0 a 900 0 * 0 0 0 a a 0040 0 21 *A
~1~ b a
0 0 4 0 4 0 OL:-: :-*La (t @La

Imlatlott ef dacMal" Am ditrafte after re=*M of
ZONW16dy" lwb. 10.
lized to metbyl onns-
is nmtri
iuui I be Pki. Is dbearded; the bot filuate is mut7alittri
With Na ",O~ and thr pptd. d1acbetwift Is ditamd and
dried of eA*. Almost all ti Ow xlImW Is recovered.
G. M. KDROUPOff

of Clrnhonino Xr- rMl',ate aft,)r ProCipitantion of Ttu~gstcn. It zzmaUn-
Ldloonra-tloriya., 19,50., No. 1 103)j, (In Rusaiwi),
Irl-thod :L.3 pror'sed for acoaonV In the U n i1'.
A gk;n-Qf J~i~iwnt b
6 tho rccovox~,
Goo c--nu~xnim uncd for ta'accat.-S,
imadlat,o rollrco clippil)g

W-0-6
0 6 @so 01104 414`
*
M
0#0040000000000 6111160 ad eta's as 060 4 111411111141 0
0 0O
P
I . 1 0 , ; ': 2: ~ ~, . 1? -6 1. x "t :j 'I a "I , ", 1 1; 1!

so -A 4A 00
00
)LIOWIlift Ot 11464111M tfM ke" &UP s`20

9_".
;Othostwx
Z"k ly nayrs W I
M
t
Aid
M

'
I
. A Y'rar 1 On
t,
eWs da AUeyt:
r
IT.
06
SUS tith KaCI and lesschlat with 11,0 eximas co)% of
V.0j. Calcining crm&L4IUt at Pm'cvav"i,s Pill' W( its -00
V Inflo smb a ame that it k sol- In 8% So
beating its nquirM far vin. Repeated lesebituts of firmh
It
is impusible, to ppt. VA dirmily fmm this 94n. About
.1~' . of raw slag it added to the soln.; lit and HiS are liber-
a" tvdiscins V hich is pptd. by ncutts'.4aihm of the
A
06 vAu. with 1.5-11
.Moll. The pfotfuct vontaim almsut
13 timrs at much V at& the slag. The Plit. ohlaimit is
drivil. Nexted at." 4(10* to osh!iic V and lrachM with., -

o& j I1)%X&OII. Soins-oblaiard coats. -W-SOx-A. of VP.
!
i ~00
, are tmited wy
tb S
,j 1110), end Imilerl, which precipliarcs Lee
40 %;/It 6 washed free from 11. InileadoftritutatinKici4itty
4 catalyst, not drscribed in (lie paper. "n be timil.
U. Bame AN 4

f
It 0 a I

A S t A -1 TALOc~17 A[ LMIPAT I r

7
0o
-
I
. 1
I Vo
.. .. r
is is '4) ti 0
o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,
,
I I . 0 ) 4
I ,
I
$4 11 K " rt If , ~1111 I I ;.
0 0 0 0 4 0 : 0 0 * 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0
0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l
.

a
Go 0
14 A -4
00
00 4'
00
so
00
00
00
a
00
0`041,0 e7 a 0 0 0 # 0 0 o 0 01
0
4 06 0 * 0 0 0 0 0
A;
ot
I
I
t i; 1""t ;#17111~9 gull vu 0 6. 1, .1 1:40
o T 1
I.-
..
I-- V--&tZ 44 lq M tc t I t I V. 0 &V 40
ti .~I.
-
04
Tho cortnCtitia of V"Adium from brisit Mama SIAC by
the add mothod. N ~ Y~, p &P
&
l -0 41
M
l Im. I.
Stal 1435. No. 2. ;. 1r,
C. A. 30. 5016I.--The ovl,ziwajc~,; M cxin~ f V by the
mid nwtW rather than the 1wic triethoil are dkcimvd.
Tlic rvethotl oitogg"ted comists in rmsting at iVovo Item-
ment livith a mist. of 11,S0. aml llCl at nom mid
pptu, of the VO). by forming INr whi. The bamc Mattin 0
&US bad lloc mitilin.: V,O. AIN. A:r,th 114141. Mnllo
5 A2. MAO 9.111. Sith 15.05, PPo 0-3. Fv
CAO 8
12
4
0 ; athl tracr, of Tith. '111C Pr(MhWl 111113i"cd
:
0
7; =00
cmtah*d Wl!~ VOh. Omit are givirn concrtoinj; in-
r
0 0
dustrill Lows of VA. M. G. Moore .
=041

zoo
00
AS.-ILA 111TAL1.6W61CAL MEW #9 CLASWK0411 20
L490
6 1 1 .--to too
14
0 o' J" '0" * "
I
0-0 41 0 & I

-eiw-f-il w V wwwwwwoodloooll
k A-
F,,a. a A-L
AA M(Xpl).U~,4041 Val lots Is 1) IsNo 41 Val 614sp
- .- % , - -&-t- .41
0s
00 f !"L4bO'a1t*rY Rod plat in
Adlual FtM besi, It T
z
~712t'OQ OR the
P. 1: ltl AC frOM the rrAWj.UtiGn C-f
ef ur"V, M,
ISVver. Met, 8 -00
th, 1
for th "Ifthocip., I Xq~j. I
V ou'l --
I P"tlftd Prndtjctfi~n ,r y frr4l"I f
ron, 1 1, 1, -e .1
snifili 1,
frM 111441, i4riin 11,
and lted.i, "Ar "t Vral Ti ife I'l
art "111the PrDd"Cllon an ftqcnfi-I h
2. 1 -1 a f1rotf orfmill, th , ant
j let cnnfK.
e", v 111tw",
51A (lracvs I,
C.
Zoo
-00
too
00 cloo,
1 zoo
tso 0
tie 0
-(TALLv*GKAL 1,11111AM
'41 CLAWFKAMN
13n.
too
aw-c~r
u a Aw oo 11
0 r~P 1 T-71- 0
M It cc K at . .. An A % N &I o 1 43 a 3 113141 �0 -
;:Zoooooo 00olee,
olf & o a 0 * 0 0 0 0 ~o 0 0
(111064 a 0 IV 0 0 0 e 0
Of

Iktraction of Cliu4ionino ftona Filtrate Af tar Precipitation of TwMatAme -.Xt as IwA4!D:--
2W,,- (Iavoftkaytt Labiratorlyap 2950# No, 1 103)t (In Russian)*
A method In propued for eccnow in the Zgnatign or tumsten - the mcovery
of Uw o.-.nchonins used for precipi.tatirg ita last tracaso-S.
imediate uource clippiM

is:060416000400*004 of 0 *00 oes Otto 60 0 0o006
03 1 1 1 1 1 & I 1 9 IQ it it 11 14 11 4 It 1# to 36 11 V 4 24 n )4 27 A A ;IQ 11 U U It I% IS It W191i; it 4141 "glee
It It 1 4 1
'00
Allivatod cutm Its rs'Wft po"Wes and 4ppikatims. St H ZAPIDIP4111991
_A
Khosynislitet 17, #34-41(1 jrvicw with a numlwr A rrhr1TiWT----
A. A. Domitum,-.1c
it
*4
go 'v9 0
so ;40 0
00 4r
ato 9
of
ills 0
j:_A 0
lip
i lit. -411ALLURGINCAL ifft#Aft,#l CLAIPFICAVON 91
60,
I.W.4 If ~. (;.t 4 6 Tom. .#,W lie U11 All
4r
cog sa III It a tt it K n I
r;o 11110
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4) 6 0 0 9's o o 0 4 0 0 9 0 0 0.
00110 '00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 0 0 0 0 6 0 c ;4 a 0 0000000 0 0 a 111 00 0 !J11

9 a 0 0 4i 0 0 0 0 a 00 0 Oi
-W w-w-w-e-W 0 0004100 Co is 0, 0
a
0 a 0 0 0 0 o at 0 a 4, *Al-* t'
u blow it 414jale 4t
I d I is 11 13 Ill 14 V If N x . It u a m a III It C
- V. I A. - V- IF a-- It A-
if so cmulat
Pet