SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZENKOVSKIY, V.P. - ZENTSELSKAYA, YE.A.

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ZINIKOVSKIY. V.P., inzhener.
Use local materials for building roads in Northern Caucasus. Avt.
dor. 20 no.9(179):9 S '57. (MIRA 10:10)
(Caucasus, Northern--Road materials)

ZENIKOVSKIY, Vasiliy Vasillye-vich
ZENIKOVSKIY,,Vasiliy Vasil'Yevich
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0 mnimm materializme russkoy nauki. i filosofii (The imaginary
materialism of Russian science and philosophy) Yqunkhent 1956. 71 p.
(Institut po Izueheniyu Istorii i Kul'Tury SSSR. Issledavaniya
I aaterially, seriyr- i, vyp. 27) Bibliographical footnootes.

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oun -rY POUND- H--
Category ChardazI Technoloey. Chemical Tood Products.
Hydrolysis Industry.
Abs, Jour Ref Zhur.-Khiniya, No 14, 1959, No 51213
Author Perkitny, 'r. ~er' wi.
Institute
Title Hot Bonding with Sitaultaneoas Impregnation
of barge Size Wood Elements, Employingf/le,
nlmperkol" Metbod
Orip Pub. Prace lust. technol. arewnru, 19571, 42 No 11
196 Bp ii.
Abstract :No abstract.
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ZENKTELFR, Michal .I
Effect of the quality of gluten glues on the properties of their
solutions and the state of glued joints. Prace nauk roln i lesn,
17 no.3-609-628 165.

COUNTRY Polaud 11-29
CATEGORY
ADS. JOUR. RzXhim, 1~o. 21 19591 1710. 76970
A L I TH OFF Z Zqnktelar, M.
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4. Fot given
TIT1,1-1, Culd-Setting Ph eno 1 form aldehrde Gluea and Their
Action on Wood. Part It.
IR Y; I IDU 8, 1 Przenysl Drumny, 0,, ho
ABSTRACT In o--der-to crevett the doetructive action of
hardening ag-iata on th6 wcod, tha surfaces to be,
glued together are given a T-relintinary coat with
VarniShOB which prevent the penetration of the
wood by the acids. In the GDR the preparation
11"rotroll is used for t~4is purpose; bt elevated
teinteratures Lhin p"psration decomDo3aa with the
sepnration of aD%lis. For Part 1 sed RZhXh1.mj
1939, No 10, 36966.
Ye. Gurcich
ED
MOMS

m- FT!, M.
Methods of testing the endurquice of glued joints.
P. 55 (Fr-.cmfsl Drzewrky. Vol. 7. nc, 2s Feb. 1956, Warsza,,Y, Poland)
'Monthly Index of East European Accessions (FFAI) LC. Vol. 7, no.2,
fFebmary 1958

GRABIEC", Stanislaw; BOGDANSKI, Kazimierz;_4MTELER, Maelvj; XAZUBSKI,
Stnni.flaw L.; OUTTOWA, AlIcja; LENVE141GZ, Zof1a; WOJTIISIAK,
Roman J.; PINOWSKI, Jan
Roviow of bo&9 And publications. Kosmon biol 13 no. 4:
339-353 '64.

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4,~bst-rm t encr.:A~.ijons sr.,,i rievhlinism of' hri, (leni-lig of
rh~)nol 1"Orm-alficihVe rezi,-Ls aro, cxniined. Tt
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rlalb?.e condltlonti ,:,f hu.0,dIty and
thin c-impouriis ohtslned 7kt lncreiivid touxr-
st,,,wrae. During the mrn I11c.-tirm of htrd-ming
Pcrants )t.' old t,-rpe rit, lnnx-ossid tami;pre-
t u 1, 0, V; t4hi dou"Irulation of wa,16 fIhtjrs:-iapr,
tho lid'hanive nenm 1u noted. Tha ~Iaruqga to
W-304-1 Is -visrved -artIculirly thc val,,,O f
the p ;, ive..'
Ek OT 1-.'191101 A.)rcsII,',.qhyda Ohos
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ZEWTELER, M.; MNUELEP, M.
04 ntfiy of -)-ne
11imber. P. 310
PqZr,.f,'YSL D.RZENNY (Stowarzyszeriie i Techn-aikow L(~.snictwa i krzem-ictwa)
Warszawa, Poland
No. 14, ~Drj 1 lo 9
55
1jonthly list of East European Accession Index Lc liol. 8) No. 11
November 1959
Uncl.

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ZENEL., V.; ANDRYSEK.. 0.
Malabsorption (celiac) Mdrome with iiiopathic hypoproteinemia.
Cesk. pediat. 18 no.10-047--~52 0 163.
1. Detska klinika lekarske fakulty bygiexicks KU v Praze,,
prednostka prof. dr. J. Gizkova-Rearovicova Biof*.VzikaW
ustav KU v Praze, prednoste. doe* dr, Z. Dienstbier.
(CELIAC DISEASE) (BLOOD PROTEIN DISORDERS)
(SERUM ALBUMIN, RADIOIODINATED) (FECES)

%wj,,4A;WM Irian
Blood coagulation in late pr agnancy toxemias and calcium
.metabolism. Gin. polska 28 no.2:239-244 Mar-Apr 57.
1.,Z II Kliniki Poloznictwa i Chorob Kobiecych Slaskiej A.M.
.im. L. Warynskiego w Pytomiu.Kierownik: prof. dr. mod.
'K. Ryglawics p. o. Kierownik: dr. mad. H. Skalba. Adres autora:
Bytom, Batorego 15.
(PREGNANCY TOXEMIAS, blood in
coagulation..relation to calcium metab..(Pol))
(CALCIUM, metab.
relation to blood coagulation in late pragn. toxemias
(Pol))
(BLOOD COAGULATION, in various die.
pregn. toxemias, relation to calcium metab. (Pol))

ZIWNWG, Marian
Pathogenesis -of aerological antagonisms*' Ginpolska.29 no.ItlIO-1.16
Jan-leb 58.
1. Z Il Kliniki I Chorob Irobiecych Slaskiej w Bytomiu*'
Xierownik: prof. dr med, B. Stepovskle" Adres: II Klinika Polounietwa
ichorob XobiecyCh _ By_tono Ul. Batorego 150
(ZRYMOBLASTOSIS, YKIAL, etiol. & pathogen.
review (Pol))
PAM

JTONEK, Jan; ZENNEGGp Harian
Development ofthe adrenals in human fetuflea in normal conditions and
in developmental anomalies. Gin.polska 32 no.1:25-33 .161.
1. Z II Kliniki Poloznietwa i Chorob Kobieoycb S1. A.M. w By-tomiu
Kierownik: prof.,dr med. B. Stepowaki.
(ADRENAL GLAND embryol) (MONSTERIS)

ZENIMEGG,
Clinical value of the determination of the fibrogen titer by the
Dowran-Y.elite met,hod. Ginek. p6l. no-4:525-538 162.
1. Z II Kliniki Foloznictwa i Chorob Kobiecych Slaskioj AM w Bytomiu
Kierownik: prof.,dr. B. Stepowski.
(FIBROGE11) (PREEGNARCY) (PUERPERIU-1)
Boom

ZENNEGG Marian; SZALA.TDA, Ryszard
Blood platelets and clot retraction in pregnant women. Ginek. Pol. 33
no.5:691-699 162.
1. Z III Kliniki Polozaietwa i Chorob Kobiecych Slaskiej AM w
Bytomiu,Kierownik: prof. dr med. B. Stepowski.
(BLOOD PLATELETS) (THROMBOELASTOGRAPHY) (BLOOD PLATELETS)
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ZETREGG# Marian; CIECHANOWSM Anna
Cyclopia in.phocomelia. Ginek. pol. 35 no-12115-119 'Ja-F?64
1. Z II Kliniki Polomidwa i Chorob Kobiecych 81. AM v-
Bytord-a (kierownilc,-. doc.dr.med. H.Skalba) I -n- I ICLiniki
Chorob Ocra AM w Krakow~,3 (kiermmik: prof.dr.med.
H.Wilczek).
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ZENNEGG., Marian
FibAnogen in fetal deatb. Ginek. Pol. 35 no.3.*345-348 164
1. 9'11 Kliniki '.Poloznic-twa i Chorob Kobiecyo) Slaskiej
Akademii Medyc2nej w Bytomiu (Kierownikt doe* dr. med.
III Skalba).

ZEMqENIMRG, S.M.
Special machinn tool for boring close parallel holes.
Stan. i instr. 29 no.3:17-20 Mr '58. (MIRA 12:1)
.Orilling and boring machinery)

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RWJIIA PhysioLl Chemistry. Kinetics, Combustion, Explosions, B-9
Topochwistry, Catalysis.
,:,bs Jour Rof Zhur Khim., No 10, 1958, No 31741.
I,uthor UmaU-Lo-nO-,-
Inst "C.I. Parlion" University
Title To the Theory of The Pro-Exponontial Factor of the Mono-
molecular Reaction Rate.
Orig Pub : 2,n. Univ. "G.I. Parhon". Sor. stiint. natur., 1957, No 14,
113 - 128,
,',,bstract : Tho pro-ex-ponontial fnotor of monomolocul-ar dissociation
rate of complex molecules is computed. The expression,,.
k y p is dorived for '. in a close connection with Slater' s
theory (RZhKhim, 1955, 25793); in this expression, JY is
the "moarOl frequency of the breaking bond, p is the somiampir-
ically computed contribution of the i ntornal freedom degrees,
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RLULNIA Physical Chemistry. Kinetics, Combustion, 3xplosions, B-9
Topochomistry, Catalys.-Is'
;,bs Jour Rof Zhur - Miim., No 10, 1958, No 31741.
and k is the passage factor of the describing point ovar the
potontial barrier-, Departing from qualitative quantum-moc-
hanical reasonin , tho author arrivos at tho conclusion that
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k = 1/(1 + I d ). The magnitude of -V is soma moan oscil-
lation period of the factor Ci (Dirao's theory of porturba-
tions). If there was a frooly rotating group in the disso-
ciating molecule, it is necessary to take the ontropy
chango into considoration. Tho computod and tho axporimon-
tal factors A, aro compared at 47 reaction. Groat diver-
gonoos (of 3 to 4 orders) are explained by neglecting the
change of the potential surfaoo during the roaotion.

MAZURY A.D.; MOAGE, I.S; SHEKHTER, D., tekhn. red.
(Short explanatory dictionary of clinical term.,s; Russian-
Moldavian-Latin) Skurt diktsionar eksplikativ do tomen' kli-
n1ch'; ruso-moldo-latin. Sub red. N.K.Georgiu ahi a leksiko-
grafuliz! I,X,Bogach. Kisbineu, Kartiiamoldoveniasket 1961.
3-49 pi [KratIdi tolkovyi slovarl klinicbeskikh terminov;
russko-moldavsko-latinskii] (KIRA 15:6)
(MIGINE-DICTIONARIES)
(RUSSIAN LANGUAGE-DICTIOITAIIIES-POLYGLOT)
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Poland /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31503
Author Zapala Zenon
Title Tracing of Lines and Grids on Glass
Orig Pub: Szklo i caram.10 1956, 7, No 11, 312-315
Abstract: Description of the procedures for tracing, by
mechanical means, of lines, grids, numerals-and
marks, on glass used in the making of preci-
sion instruments. To do this the glass is first
carefully coated with a protective layer of
beeswax or a mixture of wax, resin and rosin
(sometimes lacquers), and thereafter there are
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Poland /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur -Khimiya, No 9, 1957P 31503
engraved in the.coating, divisionmarks, lines
and other symbols, by using diamond (for lines
2-5,g in w'.dth) or steel cutters, The cutters
are inserted in the holders of copying machines
(pantographs) or graduating machines. The former
copy the given-pattern of the grid, usually on a
scale of 1:10-1:60, while the latter operate by
means of a special graduation mechanism, and are-
subdivided in 4 classes Recording to their accur-
acy. After the grid or 'C".1vision marks have been
traced the lass is-etched with an aqueous solu-
tioIn of HF ftransparent lines) or with vapor of a
solution of HF (frosted lines), after which the
wax is removed by dissolving it. Opacity of the
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Poland /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and~Their Application
Silicates. Glass, Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur Khimiya,, No 9. 1957., 31503
frosted lines can be enhanced by adding a solu-
tion of RSO4 to the HF. To color the etched
lines they are rubbed.with a mixture of cedar
oil., lavender oil or water glass, and coloring
oxides ZnG, Cr-o,-,,, CuO, carbon black or graphite,
and dried at IE?'.,
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ACC NRi AP6015757 SOURCE CCDE; UR/0048/66/030/005/075VO757
AUIVOR: yortignerV-4j.; GorlingtV.S.- Zonov D.K.; Kru chatkin.V.D.: Omelin,V.9.;
SOlOvtyev A *M Toporkov7,S.JA'. Fusiff4ed-filid V *V
ORG: none,
TITLE; A n- x-ray microana22zer featuring recording without a crystal /Keport, Fifth
All-Union Conference On Electron Microscopy held in Siny-
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. 'veriya~fizicheskaya, v. 30, no. 5, 1966$ 754-757
TOPIC TAGS: x ray analysis, proportional counter, specinl purpose computer
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ABSTRACT: An x-ray micronnalyzer is'described in which the x rays are recorded direc
lywith a proportional counter without theuse of a crystal diffraction X-ray spectro-
motor. This type of recording ha~ the advantages of slaplicity and high sensitivity,
and the disadvantage of low resolving powor. Tho electron-optical system of the in-
strument provides a 3-5 ju diameter probe with a curromt of about I pl. Adjustment is
facilitated by an optical microscope with a resolution'Of 3p, and a working distance of
19 =,'which can be focused by monns of a levar without breaking the vacuum. Type
CFM_1 se.,aled off proportional counters as well as flow-type counters have been employ-
Cd with this Instrument. These counters with their associated circuits cannot resolve
the K lines of, neighborJng elements. When the concentrations of neighboring elements,
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is to be determined, the counting rate versus pulse height curve irs resolved mathemnt-.
icnlly into three curves, each representing the contribution of one of three neighbor-
ing elements. This resolution is effected automatically by a computing circuit, the
operating principle of which is described and is based on n modification of the tech-
nique proposed by R.M.Dolby,(Proc. Phys. Sec., 73 81 (1959)). The error in determin-
ing concentrations of neighboring elements is about 20 76; this large error is due to
the long time required for the determination (at least 40 minutes) together with the
instability of the proportional counter, theamplifier, and the differential discrimi-
nators. When the elements to be determined differ in atomic number by more than 4 or
5 units the different K lines are directly resolved and the error of the determination
is not more than 5 %., Under' these conditions the computing circuit can be used as a
three-channel pulse analyzer.for the simultaneous recording of the X line intensities
of three different elements. Orig. art. has: 3 formulas and 5 figures.
SUB CCDE: 20/ SUBH DATE: 00/ ORIG REF: 000/ OM REF: 005
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GUSHTM, Yo.I.; ZENDV, S.P.
Technological processes for making acaleo and name plates for
instruments and equipment'to be used under tropical conditions.
Priboroatroenin no.11:25-26 N 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Measuring Instruments) (Photochemistry)

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AUTITORS: Gushtyuk, Ye. P., Engineer
TITLE-: 'The Technology of the Proauction of 2cales and Name-Plates
for Apparatus and Eqvipment Intended for Use Under Tropical
Conditions (Tekhnolo-iya izgotovle,;c',ya shkal i firmennykh
tablichek k priboram i oborudovaniyu, prednaznachennym. dlya
raboty V t .ropicheskikh usloviyakh)
PERIODICAL: Priborostroyeniye, 195B., Nr 11, pp 25-26 (USSR)
ABSMCT: The Tsentraltnaya laboratoriya avtonatiki ETsLAJ (Central
Laboratory for Automation) developed a photochemical method
with additional deep-etchirgfor the purpose of producing
relief-mork name-plates etc. from ba-ass. The baaic surface
is dyed black by the dectro-chemical method. This method of
production gave much better results than that recommended by
the 623002-55'! rej;,ulations. The technological
production process'accordinC to tile.data supplied by the
Centra3 Laboratory, is the folloTJ_ng: The brass plate (0,5 mm
thickness) is ground on:both siden and polished on one side
only. After the removal of grease: the plate is
nickel-plated.
Tbe nickel-plated part is once Tro.:.,e degreased, washed with
water, anid dried, after which the photo-sensitive emillsion is
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SOV/119--58-11-9/15
The Technology of the production of Scales and Name-Plates for Apparatus,
and Equipment intended 'for Une Under Tropical Conditions
which are:pour.4d together and mixedbefore application.
IndividuaLSolution I.,;
25 ml of U Ifo aqiieous ammonia, 1 1 of water, 170 ir, of scraped
,,luo of tho 'type After a period of from 12 to 14
hours ~the L~welled glue is boilt-A up.
Individual Solution II.:
25 Olo ammonin and rectified alcohol ('40 ml)
Individual Solution III.:
25 g bichromate of ammonium, 2,5 gr chrome alum, 4 g chromic
anhydride, 200 ml of water.
These three solutions, after having been poured together into
a vessel, (durability 4 50 days) are applied in two layers
6emperature of 5
at a I 1 5 40 C in intnrvals of 20 - 25 minutes,
Dryinj in thtt air in a vertical position takes 2 - 3 hours.
Application of the letters, development, fixation, etc. is
carried out in the same manner ac with deep-etching. The fol-
lowing fixing agent is used: 50 g bichromate of ammonium,
20ehrone alum, 5 a rectified alcohol, 1000 ml of rater. Time
needed for fixin,~!-. 5 - 6 ji,,inutkin. That side of the plate on
A
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.The Technology of the Production of Scales and Hame-Plate-o for ~.pparatus
and Equipment Intended for Use Under Tropical Conditions
type 7`219-52. Rryin- taken 10 - 20 ntinutea
at a terjT)erature of from 50 -. 60 0. The nickel coating
(specific weight: 1j64) is electrolytically removed. Anode:
plate, cathode- lead. Terminal voltage 6 - 8 V. Current densi-
ty: 8 - 9 A/dia 2. A nickel layer having a thickneoB of 5 - 6
is removed within I - 2 minutes. The plate is wa&hed in water
and is -olaced into the following electrolyte for deep-etching:
160 - 20~O g chromic anhydride, I - 165 g sulfuric acid,
1000 ml of water. inade: plate. Catho 5emickel. Terminal voltage
6
6 - 0 V. Current density I - 165 A/dm . Time needed for
etching: 20 - 60 minutes. After this operatio,, the etched
side of the plate is coated with varnish 9-32, the plate is
cut to its required size, the necessary'holes are drilled
etc., and the protective coating is removed. If the basic
surface is intended to remain yellow, the plate is coated
with the varnish 9-32 F-jfd1 473-56, which in suited for
use in tropical climat'es. A black u:ldercouting is produced
electrolytically. Electrolyte: 160 - 180 C caustic potash,
Card 3/4 3 - 4 g nitrate of sodium, 4 - 5 g KC12and 1000 ml of water.

SOV/119-58-11-9/15
The Technology of the Production of Scales and 1fame-Plates for Apparatus
and Equipment Intended for Use Under Tropical Conditions
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Anode: plate. Cathods: steel. Current density 1 2 A/dM
Temperature: 95 - 97 C. Time needed for working; 5 .6 mainutes.
ASSOCIATIO11: Tsentrallna~,a laboratoriya avtomatiki
(Central Laboratory,for Automation)
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AIJ~IIORS: Gushtyuk, le. I. Engineer, SOV/119-58-11-10/15
Zenov,'S Engineer
TITLE: Technology of the Production of Scales and Name-Plates
for Apparatus and Equipment Intended for Use Under Tropical
ConditiorLs.II(Tekhnologiya izgotovleniya shkal i firmennykh
tablichek k priboram i oborudovaniyu,prednaznachennym d1ya
raboty v tropiclieskikh uslaviyn~l)
PERIODICAL: Pribarostroyeniye, 1958, Nr 11, pp 26-26 (USSR)
ABSTRACT,. The '4"sentrallnaya laboratoriya avtomatiki (Central Laboratory
for Automatics)developed the following technology for the
produ'ction of.large-sized metal scales and instrumental
dials:The metal name-platee are cleaned,phosphatized,and
provided with an undercoat of;"Xq.3. On to the front part treated
in this manner,from 4 to 5 coatings of white enamelAC-81
are applied by means of a spray gun. Drying of each coating:
1 hour at 18-250P, and 1 hour at 11o0C. On to the revezae
aide of the plate enamel Hr 270 is applied.The metal signs
are stuck on to the enamelled part and are coated with
Card 1/3 varnish 9-32fY. For '~he photochemical production of the signs

-The Technology of the Production of Scales and SOV/1 19-56-11-10/15
Name-Plates for Apparatus and Equipment Intended for Use Under Tropical
Conditions-II
Card 2/3
an aluminum foil of o,1 mr.thickness must be used. This foil
is placed,into a 14 solution of caustic soda,after which it
.is washed again in water and the photo-sensitive film is
applied in the manner deacribod in part I of this abstract.
Anodizing takes place in an electrolyte of sulfuric acid at
a tepinal voltage of 12-15 V. The current density,-Is 1-1,5
A/dm .,Cathode-nickel,anode plate. The temperature of the bath
is below 200C; time needed for anodization: 20-3o minutes.
After anodization the plate is coated with a water-solnble
paint which is stable to light. The subcoating is removed by
dippine into a solution of.loo g iron chloride,15 9 copper
chloride,and loo ml- Water. Hereafter,the plate is again
washed in water,and the varnish is removed by means of the
solvent Nr 646. In order to produce black figuxes and signs,
a brass foil of 0,1 mm thickness is used,to which the
photosensitive film is applied. Further treatment is similar
to that described in part I of the abstract. Etching off thp
undercoating is carried out in an iron chloride solution
(specific weight 1,42). The foil of varnish is then removed.

The Technology of the Production of Scales and SOV/1 19-58-11-10/15
Name-.Plates for Apparatus and Equipment Intended for Use Under,Tropical
Cbnditions-II
The image obtained on the brass foil is stuck on to the
scale.,
AS30CIATION: Tsentrallnaya laboratoriya avtomatiki
(Central Laboratory for Automatics)
Card 3/3

ZENOVA,p "M.
Actinmycetes of the chramogenous group. Mikrobiologiia .34
no.5-.808-813 S-0 ~165.- (MIRA 18:10)
1. Biologo-poolzvennyy fakulltat Moskovskogo gosudarstvannogo
universiteta imeni M.V. Lomonosova,

MOISEYEV, V.D.; NEDIAN, M.B.; KOVARSKAYA~ B.M.; ZENOVA, I.Ye.; GURIYANOVA, V.V.
Thermal degradatio n of condensation resins. Investigating the
thermal degradation of epoxide resins with the aid of the tracer
method. Plast.massy no.6111-15 162. (MIRA 15:6)
(Epoxy resins)

38o64
S/191/62/000/006/004/016
B110/B138
OTHORS. Moiseyev, V. D., Neyman, 1,11. B., Kovarskaya, B. M.
I. Ye., Gurlyanova, V. V.
TITLE: Thermal destruction of condensation re3ins- Investigation
of the thermal destruction of epoxy resins using tagged atomo
PE'.'aODICAL: Flasticheskiye massy, no. 6, 1962, 11-15
TEY9: The destruction mechanism of epoxy resins was investigated by
S
thesizing epoxy resin ':'A-6 (ED-6), molecular weight 431 (1%~ epoxy
yn L I/
groups), with the central carbon atom tagged, in diphen~lolpropane. I g
resin was heated in a glass ampoule, evacuated to 2-10- mm Hg, fox- 1 hr
0
at 300, 400, and 800 C. The deGtruction nroducts were passed into (1) an
empty, exhausted collecting flask cooled by a mixture of acetone and dry
ice, and (2) into a similar flask cooled by 'liquid N2 and filled with
silica gel. To the first was added distilled water, and to the' seacnd a
saturated solution of TTaCl. The gaseous destruction Products in the salt
solution were examined by,absorption gas chromatography (A120 3) , and the
following were found to be present: (1) If2 + 00 + CH'; (2) C2H6;
Card 1/*5

S/191/62/000/006/004/.016
Thermal destructionof ... B110/B138
(3) C2H4; (4) C3H8; (5) C3H6 . The specific activity of the aldehydes in
the firs'. collecting flask was determined by A. F. Lukovnikov's method
,(ZhAKh, 11, 299%0956)). The percentages by weight,'for H., CO, CH C9H
0 41 ~ V~
C2H V C3H8' C3HO6' solid residue, and aldehyde at 300 C were respectively:
- 0.00023; at 4000c:
, -18; 0-411, 0.025; 0.016; 0-015; 0.068; 98-4; and
0-0006; 1-17; 0-55; 0.039; 0.024; 0-022;-0-055; 96-1i and at 6000C:-.,
1.4; 5.89; 5.27; 57-44! Investigation of the
activities showed that no losses had ocourrid. The 5 oe wide signal 6:f
paramagnetic resonance (1013 paramagnetic particles per - of matorial)
corre3ponds to the signal of the.thormal decomposition products of
diphonylol propane. If n is taken as the number of repeating-groups in
the molecule-, then p a (n + 1)/(2n + 3), where p is the molar fraction of
diphenylol propane. Then M 340 + n-284, and P - (86-!00Y(340 + n-264r),
,i:here P is the content (in by weigh,") of tgrm?nal enoxy groups.
Values lound for p:' from the radioactivity, P - 0-40;'from the moleculaz
weight, p - 0.~2; from the content of epoxy groups, p 0.38. At p 0-37,
the resin consists chiefly of molecules with n - 0 End molecular
impurities with n 1. The.small fractiQns of l1abelsd ma.terial in the
Card 2/5'

S11911621000100610041016
Thermal destruction of ... B1IO/B13S
decomposition products (Pvopane at 3000C 4.6 ~/,; at 4000C - 9.62 show
that the decom,)Os,- ;I*or&. Droducts derive from the ali-ohatic part of the
resin molecule The mechanism is 'or es umably
Card 3/5

S/191/62/000/006/004/016
The.-mal destruction of ... BIIO/B138
The decomoosition of radical I by reaction(a)(see Fig.) is inhibited by th6
stabilizing effect of the phenyllgoup. The isomerization of radical II by .
reaction G* (b) requires - 17 kca mole. For this reason, only a small
amount of labeled ethylene is formed. As shown also by the paramagnetic
electron resonance spectra, the tagged central carbon atom of diphenylol i
propane participates in the formation of heat-resistant, condensed aromatic
and other systems vith conjugate double bonds. As the 912 cm-1 band of the
epoxy group disappears in the infrared spectra of the solid decomposition
products of the resin, stable free radicals are formed as reported by
K. B. Neyman et al. (Vysokomol. soyed., 1, 10 (1959)). There are 5 figures!
and 3 tables.
Card 5/5

PSW/Unthematice -,To=oideZ Shells, Sep/Oct 51
'.Computation of
E,
rt
!a;,"Symmetrical Deformation of Torroidal Shells," Ye.
F~'.:,Zeaovat V. V. Novozhilov
"Ptik blatem I Mekh" Vol XV, 110 5, PP 521-530
Subjec tiia~s previously studied by G. Wissler
(ZurichLi 1916); K. Stange (Ilig Archiv, 1931, Vol XI);
V..I. Feodotilyev "Inzhynernrj Sbornik Ak Nauk
SWR," 1947, Vol IV, No 1) who gave the soln in the
form. ot- slowly converging power series. Last de-
ficiency is avoided by authors,- vho use Eankel
193T47
10SR/Mat'heyontics Torroidal Shells, Sep/Oct 51
CalrPutation of (Contd)
.-functions, computed by means of rapidly converging
power S eries- In a particular case trigonometric
si~ries axe used. Submitted 18 Jun 51.
193T47

"Investigating thr-11 Che~riftcal Composition of CatalYtllc Cracking Products of the
I-Liddle Frac-Uon of Petrolei-m frort Balt-,4c Shale." Cand Chem Sci, Inst of Mined Fuels,
Acad Sci USSR, lbscowr, 1954. (RZhXhUI, No 2, Jan 55)
Survey of Scientific md Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR HiCher
Educational. Institutions (13).
SO: Sum. 110. 598, 29 Jul 55

'im

ZENOVICH, V.I., inzhanar; TANSKIY, M.,inzhener.
.Inventury unit for defreezing and heating of fillers. Nov.takh.
i perea. of. v strol. 19 no.2:11-13 7 1570 (~MMA 1):4)
Concrete--Cold,weather conaitions)

ZEWVICH, V.I., inzbener.
Larg7owall 7blocl=sma ~o of lime and send. Nov. takh. i pored.
op. v etroi. 18 no.9:8-12 S 156. (MLRA g.-10)
(Building blocks)

KMOER, F.I. i inzh,
Making of cable tre~choa with a plow-type trench di or.
Avtomoy telem. i eviazi 6 no.6:33 Je 162o ~ZIRA 15:7)
(Railroads-Zignaling)
(Electric lines-Underground)

ZENOWICZJ B.; CZERNICKIp St.
Industry applies automated machine production lines. Przegl
techn no-50: 3.,4 14 D t60,,

ZENOWICZ, Bohdan, inz.; GURNICKI, Stanislaw
Automated production lines from standardized elements; automation
and standardization. Frzegl techn no.49:3 7 D 160.,

Orpan-lattio.-I of se
a;-Id t,',.c role Of steachirclIzatAoii lj~ its
Vol. 23, no. 11) ~10v. 1965
Poland
t
Vol, 1.
.0. 10 Oot. 19f'-16

ZSNOVICZ, B.
On the threshold of the prospective standardization plan in
mechanics, p. 79. NORIALIZAGJA, Warszawa. Vol. 24, no. 2,
Feb. 1956.
~SOURCE- East Daropean Aces'sion (EEAL) Library of Congress
Vol. 5, no. 8, August 19.56.
7 7-7 7 7-1-

ZMIOWICZ I D.
"Locai Building Materials in the USSR.,,t P. (mDami m-o wEism, vol. 6,
No- 5, SePt/Oct. 1954. Ifammia, Poland)
SO; Mon~~ List of East.European Accessions, (EEAL)i LC* Vol'. 4,
No. 1, Jan. 1955 Uncl.

HARSANYI, I. (Budapest, XI., Stoczek u.2); 7ENTAI, B. (Budapest, XI.,
Stoczek u.2)
State and character of scientific work in industrial economics
and some of its problems in Hungai~r. Pt. 2. Periodica polytechn
electr 7 no. 3:227-20 163.
1. Lehrstuhl fur Indiistrie-Betriebslehre,,Technische Universitat,
Budapest.

ZEFTAI, Dezoo
Debate about the efficiency of profit sharing..I.,Scm
essential takks. Muke, 12 no.9:10-2.1 S 162,

_L 31460-6� B74M )/CNP((; VEWP(y) tI&TWIFNE U
SOURCE
CODE1 FIU/0031/66/000/002/0051/0037-
,ACC NRt -AP6023100
AUTHOR*. ~8ntaj~ Pyorgy (Assi stant professor) 76
partmept f ition aTechnologyand Instrument Industry Technologyj.
ORG: De or Co!TM~cc
Tec'hnic'al U i
n versityl Buigp6g Budapeeti Muaz~aki Egyetem Hiradaetechnikai es
szeripari. Tachnologia Tanszek)
TITLE: -Possibilities of size ireduction in the manufacture of elactronic instruments-
SOUPMu -Finommechanikap no, 2, 19669 51-57
:TOPIC TAGS:- miniature electric equipmentj microelectronics
ABSTRA(,'T:,,"A sumarizing report was made on the principles of subminiaturization,
nethods of assembling subminiature components, the micromodules, the thin-layer.
electroniess Crig. art. has: 5 figures and I table# [JPRS3
.~_SUB;CODE:;~' (~91. SUM DATE none; SOV REF 003 OTH REF: 005

..,TAI,-Karo4;-ORCS, LaqzIo
OR&VECZ, Bela;
Remarks on the development of socialist brigades. Munka 13 no,8:
17 Ag 163o
.1, Proletarakarat szocial-ists. brigad vezetoje,, Coepel Vas- es
Fenmuvek NagyOntvenyuzerne '(for Cravecz).
2. Petofi szoeialista brigad vezetoje., Csepel Va&- es Fummvek
Nigyontvevyuzeme. (for Zentat).,
2. Ceepel Szerszamgepgyar-(for Oros).

ZENTAI 0 .Kornel ia
1-11, --.11 ...... F--. 1-1
In the wEd(e of the Invisible; what sort of davices can observe
the atomic. partialeO Elet, tud 19 no.2561162-1165 19 Je 164.

ZENTAI, Peter
Spectrum analysis of natural substances and the constants
of the Scheibe-Lomakin equation. Magy kom folyoir 70
no.12:538-540 D 164.
1. Hungarian State Institute of Geology, Budapest.
M

ZRITili, Z.
Standardized big-ppan industrial halls, p.325-
MAGYAR EPITOIPAR, Budapest, Hungary. Vol. 8. no. b. June 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI)) LO. vol. No. 9, September 1959
Uncl.

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Salmonellal"es. in,P0.1and and. their .,jrological diagnosis. Prxegl.
epidem, Wares. 11 no&3:213-219 1957.
1. Z Krajowago Osrodka Salmonella Instytutu Redyevnv Morskiej w
Gdanoku,
(SAIMONILTA, culture
typing (Pol))

ZENOVA, L.P.
Give greater attention to the conditions of working and
everyday life of the prospectors for mineral resources.
Razved. i okh. nedr 29 no.6.60-62 Je 163.
(MBU 18:11)
1. TSentrallnyy komitet profegsionallnogo soyuza rabochikh
geologorazvedochnykh rabot.

3/058/62/000/011/005/061
Ao62/Aioi
AMORS: 4dhm,Andrhs, Quittner, PALL ental Phl
TITLE: On the statistical evaluation of complex amplitude spectra
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika,. no. 1A, 1962, 5,
abstract 11B41 ("Magyar-tud. akad. Kozp - fiz. kutatt-, krjzl.",.
1961, v. 9, no. 5 - 6, 293 299,.Ili, IX, Hungarian; stimmarles
in Russian, English)
TEXV: When processing amplitude spectra containing lines or line breaks
based on the simpleconsideration of experimental'points, it is often Impossible.
to determine tne location of the lines or line breaks because of statistical
,errors. A method is indicated that permits more precisely to mark the charac-
teristic spots of spectrum by means of values drawn from readings of the a~-
jacent channels. The possibility is examined of applying the method for process-
Ing fast neutron spectra.
rAbstracter's note:.Complete translation]
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KdLDOBSKIY, A.G.; MEDVEDEV,, S.I.; PISKOPPELI, F.G.j-YAKOBSOll, M.G.~rinimali
uchastiyet BERUIN,I.B.; OSIJKOVSKAYA~ Ye.S.; PEREKISLOVAp A.M.;
LITVDT, V.M.; PAPJTbMKO, Ye.V.; STOTIKy A.M.; SHAPIRO, T.I.; STRU-
M.ILIN, S.G., akad., glav, red.; AISKSENKO, G.V., red.; ANISIMOV, N.I.,
red.; VOIA)DARSKIY, L.M.$ r*-.; GERSHBERG, S.R., reiiaktor;
red,; PETROV,, A.I., red.; POSVYANSKIY', S.S., red.; BAZARUVA, G.V.p
kedid. ekonom. nauk, sta,-,shiy nauchnyy red.; KISELIMAN, S.M.) stalvbiy
nauchnyy red.; LIVANSKAYA, F-S., kardi, ekonom. nauk, starshiy nauchmy
red."j* GIAGOLEV I V. S. p ntuchrj~7 red,; NOBAM, V.I., nauchuyy red.;
T%lANOVA, N.L., naucbn~7 red.1 TOVMASYAN, M.E.j red.; BIAGODARSKAYA,
Ye.V.., mladshiy red.) SHUSTROU, V.H., mladshiy red.; ZENTSELISK&AII-
Ch.A., tekhn. -re&
(The economic 34fe of the U.S,S.Rw; chronicle of events and factsj'
1917-19591 Ekonomicbeskaia zhiznl SSSR; khronika sobytii i faktov
1917-1959. Glav. red. S.G.Strumilin. Chleny red. kollegii: 4oksenko
I dr. Moskva, Gos. nauchn.izd-vo "Sovetskaia entsiklopediia," 1961.
779 P. (MIRA 14:10)
1* TSentrallnaya naucbn~ya sellskokbozyaystvennaya biblioteka Vae-
soyuznoy akademii sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk im. lanina (for Litvin,
Parkhomenko,, STOTIK Shapiro).
(iju P
Bsia-Economic conditions)

GIADKIKH, G.F., podpolkovnik; PYSIN, 11., polkoynik, redaktor, ZZYNELISKATA Ch.
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[How to platoon agitator should conduct discussions with soldiers]
Kak vzvodnom'u agitatoru, provodit' besedu s soldatami.Anskva, Voen.
izd-vo Voennogo Ministeretv& SSSR, 1950- 38 P. [Microfilm] (MIRA 9:10)
(Soldiers-Rcucation, Nonmili~-try)