SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RADKEVICH, YE. A. - RADKO. E. P.

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RADKEVICH, Ye.A.; TOMSON, I.N.; GORLOV, N.V.
Regional belts and zones of increased fracturing. Sov. geol. no.53:
170-185 '56. (MLBA 10:4)
(Ore deposits)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal Geologiya, 1957, Nr 4,
Pp 114-115-116 (USSRi
AUTHOR: Radkevich, Ye. A
TITLE: Metallogeny of Primor lye (Metallogeni-
cheskiye zony Primorlya i osobennosti ikh razvitiya)
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta geol. rud. mestorozhd. petrogr., mineralogii
i geokhimii, 1956, Nr 3, pp 3-41
ABSTRACT: The division of Maritime Territory into metallogenic
provinces is not based on the composition of the
metals, but rather on the difference in geological
structure of the separate areas, which determines
the various types of deposits. The metallogenic
provinces thus coincide with the tectonic zones es-
tablished by P. H. Kropotkin. The author believes
the region of the Maritime Territory to be a trans-
itional zone between the Mesozoic and the Tertiary
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folded zones. he considers it to be a not fully stabilized marginal
part of the platform of Tertiary folding, which is still strongly
affected by Tertiary movements. The Maritime Territory is a region
of repeated development of tin mineralization. The ore belts listed
below--the Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Tertiary--developed as the conti-
nent grew to the west. 1) The western mineral belt with the Paleo
zoic and superimposed Mesozoic mineralization (see map), which
contains two metalliferous zones: la) the peripheral gold-bearin
zone, which is, apparently, the marginal part of the Mesozoic Of
gold-copper-lead belt of North China; 1b) the Ussuri-Khanka zone,
whI-ch coincides with the region of the ancient crystalline Khanka
massif; this zone is characterized by Paleozoic rare metals mineral-
ization.. Cassiterite in tin ore deposits is primarily associated
with tourmaline, but also with topaz and fluorite. 2) The central
ore belt with Mesozoic and superimposed Tertiary mineralization
encompasses the Daubikhe synclinal zone and the Glavnyy 5ikhote-Alin
anticlinorium. The following zones are differentiated here: 2a) the
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Daubikhe tin-bearing zone, which is characterized by the tin ore
deposits of the low sulfideI chlorite and tourmaline type, associ-
ated with transverse fractures; 2b) the Ulakh (Kartuna) tin-tungsten-
gold-bearing zone, which is outstandinf for the development of in-
trusions of various age (Precambrian, aleozoic, Mesozoic, as well
as upper Cretaceous). Three zones of higher gold content are associ-
ated with the rising of the anticlinorium axis. These are as
follows: the Central Iman, the Upper Ulakh, and the Suchan-Nakhodka.
Sn and W are usually.isolated from the Au; they are, however,
occasionally encountered in the form of tungstenite and cassiterite
in quartz gold-bearing veins. 3) The eastern ore belt with Mesozoic
and Tertiary mineralization coincides with the Sikhote-Alin syncli-
norium and the coastal anticlinal uplift. The large coastal fault,
marked by a wide band of volcanic rock, extends through its eastern
part. Three subzones with indistinct boundaries are distinguished
in the eastern ore belt. These are: 3a) the Sidatun tin-tungstenite-
gold subzone characterized by the development of large granitoid
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masses at the junction of the anticlinorium, and the synclinorium
(the unique feature of this subzone is that it contains deposits of
Au as well as of Sb and W in its quartz); these deposits are -_
possibly of late Mesozoic (upper Cretaceous) age. The later cas-
siterite- and tungstenite-quartz deposits pass in some places into
quartz-sulfide deposits. The transitions are gradual. Some tin ore
deposits are definitely of Tertiary age. 3b) the Sikhote-Alin tin-
bearing subzone which is characterized by deposits of tin of the
Tertiary period. The deposits belong chiefly to the cassiterite-
sulfide type. This subzone occupies a middle part of the syncli-
norium and coincides with the watershed divide of the Sikhote-Alin
mountain range. It contains no Au, and the W is rare here; these
features distinguish it from the Sidatun subzone. The character of
the mineralization changes from north to south. In the northern
Iman-bikin area the tin ore greisen deposits and the quartz-tourma-
line veins are associated with the apical parts or with contact-
metamorphic parts of granitoid mountains. In the southern Tetyukhe
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area, cassiterite-sulfide deposits of a chlorite type, removed from
active intrusions, are developed; 3c) the coastal tin-copper-lead
subzone is limited to the areas with primary development of effusives
from the Lower Cretaceous and Tertiary periods; it coin C4 des in
considerable part with the anticlinal coastal uplift. Character-
istics of this subzone are: 1) the presence of sedimentary limestone
strata which have a substantial effect on the character of the
miner.lization; 2) the development of late, open fractures which
reached the surface of the earth, as indicated by the presence of
effusives; 3) the relatively small erosional action in the post-ore
period. The combination of these factors determined the appearance
of specific mineralization represented by the lead-zinc deposits in
the limestones and the complex tin-lead-zinc deposits in the alumi-
num silicate rocks. The deposits of the eastern ore belt have many
common geochemical features. Sn, Ag, Pb, Zn are present in all
deposits; Sb is present in some; Hg is common. Mn, which is found
everywhere, constitutes an important element. The basic similarity
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in the distribution of the deposits is their association with the
sedimentary rocks in dome-like structures (in the coastal subzone)
and with the faults of the following systems: 1) longitudinal faults
running from north to east; 2) transverse faults running from north
to west; 3) north to south faults;-V faults running diagonally to
the general direction of folding. The overwhelming majority of ore
deposits are associated with such dislocations and especially with
regions where faults intersect. A direct relation between mineral-
liat16n and intrusions is established only for some quartz and some
skarn zones. The connection of cassiterite-sulfide deposits with
small intrusive bodies of diorites, granite porphyries, granophyres,
and dacites is purely spatial. A close relation of ore veins to
dikes of porphyrites is characteristic of the Oltga-Tetyukhe area.
In some cases, these dikes antedate the mineralization; in others,
they are intruded during the process of intermineralizational
opening of fissures; in still other cases, they are post-ore in age.
The close spatial association of such dikes with the ores cannot be
considered as a genetic relation. The author discusses the problems
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of further exploration for ore deposits in Maritime Territory. He
recommends that a structural map be prepared, showing the surface
below the volcanic deposits unfavorable.to mineralization. Geo-
physical methods should be used in this work. Insufficient attention
has been given thus far, according to him, to geochemical methods
of exploration of Maritime Territory. The method of "mercury
aureoles," as well as the method of visual gravimetric testing,are
recommended for study of all zones of limonitization.
Ye. P. M.
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Moi-Allnapnv of Frimior.!.ve (Cofit.)
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Metallogenic provinces of southern Maritime Territory: 1 - Upper
Cretaceous and Tertiary effusives; 2 - Paleozoic granites; 3 - Meso-
zoic (Jurassic and Upper Cretaceous) and in part, possibly Tertiary
granites; 4 - Tertiary granitaids; 5 - boundaries of are belts of
various ages; 6 - boundaries of metal-bearing zones and their sub-
divisions; 7 - boundaries of tectonic structures (western flexures--
Lower Bikin, Daubikhe, and Miaykh, and also the coastal Ollga-Tetyukhe
uplift)
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Yletallogeny of Primortye (Cont.).

SUBJECTt USSR/Geology
AUTHOR: Radkevich, Ye. A.
TITLE: Conference on Types of Illetallogenetic Maps (Soveshchaniye o
tipakh metallogenicheskikh kart)
PERIODICAL: izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheskaya, 1957, #5,
PP 130-175 (US.,;R)
ABSTRACT: The Commission for Studying Regularities in Distribution of
,~,.ineral Deposits considered the problem. of types of metallogene-
tic maps in its extended conference which was held in November
1956, The conference was opened by Academician Shatskiy, N.S.
Four reports were delivered to the conference:
1. "On Compiling the World's Metallogenetic Map in 1:10,000,000
Scale, in Connection with Decisions of the 2Cth Session of the
International Geological Congress" - by Shatalov, Ye. T.,
2. "On the Metallogenetic Map of the Primorlye Region in 1:
5C0,000 9cale and Methods of its Compilation" - by Radkevich,Ye.A.
3. "Principles and Methods of Compiling the Metallogenetic Map
of Kazakhstan in 1:1,000,000 Scale;' - by Semenov, A.I., and
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TITLE: '-.'cnfere---c(- e:n Types of Metallogene*.'c Yaps (Sove8hchaniye o
~'pakh -retp-,V~gpnicheskikh kart)
J.
"On Y-i:allogenetic ,'ap -):'
NO 3cale Ccjrj~lled by the Institute
the Xazalkh :---ad~-my of :ciences" -
; , 111- ., Sstpayev, K,7, F3zanii,
A S~ S' 0 C I All 1014 Not inlica,.ed
PRESEN TIEE 7jy:
SUBMITTED: No date Indicated
A7AILABLE: At the Library of Congress.
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C-~ntrr-..'L Kazakhstan in 1:5CO,
of -,eological Sciences of
by ','~-',)yev, G.Ts, , Shcherba,
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BOGDANOV, A.A.; GAMERICLINE, P.D.; GORSKIY, I.I.; ZARIDZE, G.M.;
KRASBICIIIIINIKOV, G.F.; MURATOV. M.V.; -RA=VIGR, To A -;-
SOBOLSV, T.S.; KHAIN, V.Te.; SHATALOV, Te.T.
Visiting Czechoslovakian geologists. Vest.Mook.un.Ser.biol.,
pochv., geol., geog. 12 ne.2:3-27 '57. (MIRA 10:10)
(Czechoslovakia--Geology)

IRADKEVICH, Ya.A.; TOMSON, I.N.
Phenomena of d7namic metamorphism of ores in cassiterite-sulfide
deposits of the Maritime Territory. Izv.AN SSSR.Ser.geol. 22 no-3:
76-82 Mr '57. (MLRA 10:5)
l.Institut gaologii rudnykh mestorozhdeuiy, petrogr&fii, mineralogii
i geokhimii AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Maritime Territory~-Tin ores)

RADKEVICH, Yekaterina Aleksandrovna; LEVITSKIY, O.D., otvat8tvennyy red.;
(10741VA, Yo.M., rodjZd-VtL; RYLIIIA, Yu.V., toklin.red.
[Metallogeny of the southern Maritime Territory] Metallogenlia
Iuzhnogo Primorlia. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1958, 105 P.
(Akademiia nauk SSSR. Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdenii,
petrografii'l mineralogii i geokhimii. Trudy, no.19)
(MIRA 11:3)
l.Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Levitskiy)
(Maritime Territory--Ore deposits)

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X=Isai7a po groblems *Zakonomrnosti ramahchenlya polosnyl*
l0kopaysaywi.
Ukonozornosti raztLeahchonlya polsznyldt iskopaysmy1di (Regularities in
the Distribution of Kinaral Depoalte Val 1. roscow, Izd-vo AM SSSR*
1958. 532 P. Mrrata ellp Inserted. 2,500 copies printed.
Romp. Ed.g X.S. 5hAtsklyp Acadealclanj Mitorial board. X.3. Mataklyp
Academician, D,X, Shcherbakov Academicians N.A. Bely4yovskiyp
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Id. of Publishing Mousse 0.1. Wosovj Tech. Me I.M. Ouseva
FURPOSSs This book is Intended for pologists and petrogr here#,
particularly those interested In the worldwide dIstrIM Lou 0
minerals and the reasons underlying their occurrence.
COVZ=Ua3i On the basis of particular regional studies this book
at ta=pta to establish the rules governing the distribution of
..talllo and non~etallla are deposits. The work Includes articles
on the matLIlogany of individual minerals, on broad methodological
problemax and on the possibility or predicting the occurrence or
&mineral in the V3SR on the basis of Its occurrence throughout
the world. Six mLps depicting the distribution of a particular
mineral throughout the world are Included with the work.
References accompany 9ach article.
TABZZ OF COXTZPT3
Sairnov, V.I. Conditions of the Deposition of Regenerated
Deposits 160
gat eyanko, V.T., and Ye.T. Shatalov. Disjunctive Dislocations,
iagaatization,and Minerallgatlon In Mortheastern USSA 169
M&dLktyjch_jg,A. Efforts In the Study of the Netallogeny of
Ore lesions as.lissiplIfled by Prtmov're 241
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FJ.DKNVICff, Ye.A.
Studying the metallogen7 of ore provinces as ezemplified b7 the
Maritime Territory. Zakonom. razm. polezn. iskop. 1:241-251
'58. (MIR& 120)
1.Institut geolegii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrografti, mineralogii
i geokhimii AN SSSR. (Maritime Territory-Ore deposits)

RAMVICH, Ye.A.
Metallogeny of ore provinces as a new trend in metallogenic studies.
Zakenom. razm. p9lezn. iskep. 1:462-469 '58. (MIRA 12:3)
1.Institut geolegii rudnykh meBtorozhdeniy, petrografii, minerale-
gii i gookhimii AN SSSR.
(Ore deposits)

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Akndemiya nauk SSSR. Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrografii,
mineralogii i geokhimii
Geologiya i rudnyye meBtorozhdaniya Dallnego Vostoka (Geology and Ore Deposits
of the Far East) Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1959. 94 P- (Series: Its
Trudy, vyp. 18) 1,500 copies printed.
Ed.: Ye. A. Radkevich; Ed. of Publishing House$ N. R. Kun; Tech. Ed.:
A. P. Guseva.
FURPOSE: The publication is intended for mining geologists., geochemists, and
mining engineers.
COVERAGE: This collection of articlos deals with the characteristics of
various polymetallic ore deposits in the (Soviet) Far East. Individual
articles discuss sulphostannates in Southern Primorlye and Zabsykallye,
s,kam3, sulfides, and 411tic dikes. No personalities are mentioned.
References accompany each article.
TABLE OF CONTENTS-
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Geology and Ore Deposits of the Far Mut (Cont.) sov/2681
-~~,chYe~.A. Genetic Characteristics of Skarn-Polymetallic Deposits
of the Tetyukhinskiy Type 3
Khetchikov, L. N. Relationship Between Skarns and Sulfides in the Peivoy
Sovetskoye Deposit (Southern Primorlys) 22
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Radkevich, Ye. A. On the Sulphostannates In the Sinanchinskoye Cassiterite-
Sulfide Deposit of Southern Primorlye 30
Polyakcrra, 0. P. The Decomposition of Sulphostannates in the Ores of the
Smirnovskoye Deposit (Zabaykallye) 46
Tomson, I. N., and V. N. Skakunov. Main Features of the Geologic Structure
of the Vanchinskaya Depression 54
Lobanova, G. M. The Problem of Postore Aplite Dikes 64
Lobanova, G. M. An Example of Horizontal Zoning in the Distribution of
Ore Deposits 72
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Geology and Ore Deposits of the Par East (Cont.) sov/2681
Arkhangelfskaya, V. V. Hydrothernal Alteration of Rocks In the Kamenskoye
Deposit (Zabeykallye) 77
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RADKEVICH, Ye.A.
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ltyrpes of metallogenic provinces and. ore zones. Zakonom. razm.
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polezn. iskop, 2:2c~..r
1. Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrografti,
min-ralogii i geokhimii Ali SSSR.
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ART01019VSKIY, I.I., akademik; KUDRYAVTSEV, F.S., prof.; OGORODNIKOV, K.F.,
prof.; RZHONSNITSKIY, B.N., kand. tekhn. nauk; DOROGOV, A.A., kand.
tekhn. nauk; VASIL'YEV, I.G., 'fmnd. tekhn. nauk; ISLAMOV, 0.1., kand.
geol.-miner. nauk; LEONCV, N.I., prof.; 'U,MVICH. Ye.A., doktor geol.-
miner.nauk; KTJZNETSOV, B.G., prof.; WaIyl
RUBINSHTM, M.I., prof.; KAUffKOV, K.F., kand. bial. nauk;
KOMIERATOV, I.Ya., prof.; KOZLOV, A.G.; ZUBOV, V.P., prof.;
IMSHINETSKIY, A.A.; DORFMAN. Ya.G., prof..; SHUKHARDIN, S.V., kand.
tekhn.nauk; KEDROY, B.M., prof.; DOILEVSKIY, V.V., akademik; SHATSKIY,
N.S., akademik; BYKOV, K.M., akademik.
Speeches. Vop. ist. est. i tekh. no.6:111-141 '59.
(MIRA 12:6)
l.Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Imshinetskiy*). 2. AN USSR
(for DELnilevskiy).
(Science) (Technology)

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AUTHOR: Hadkevich, Ye. A. and Tomoon, i.fl.
TITLE: The Superimposition of Mica-Fluorite-Topaz Mineralization on
Sulfide Mineralization in the Shcherbakovka Ore Field
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geologicheskaya, 1959,
No. 10, PP 107-114 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Shcherbakovka mineral deposit (Yuzhnoye Primorlye - Sou-
thern part of the Soviet Par East) is formed of tin-polymetal-
lic casserite-sulfide veins occurring in Paleozoic sedimentary
rocks. They form a series of vein zones associated with the
parallel faults of north-western orientation. There are fol-
lowing paragenetic associations corresponding to different
mineral-forming stages: 1) quartz-arsenopyrite association
with casserites; 2) sulfide, pyrrhotine-galenite-sphalerite
association with casserites; 3) Carbonate-sulfide association
with fahlerz, boulangerite, stannite, pyrrhotine, sphalerite
and galenite; and 4) chalcedony-calcite-antimonite association
with pyrrhotine, boulangerite, jamesonite, antimonite and other
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The Superimposition of Mica-Fluorite-Topaz Mineralization on Sulfide Mineral-
ization in the Shcherbakovka Ore Field
in consecutive stages of a single metasomatic process, which
explains their geological occurrence and the repetition of the
same minerals in different associations. The mica-fluorite-
topaz formations associated with casserites discovered at the
Shcherbakovka deposits, intersect the earlier formed sulfide
and sphalerite-pyrrhotine veins. The texture of these inter-
secting veins is characterized by the occurrence of radial,
banded and wavy thinly-crystalline agglomerations presumably
formed in conditions of a rapid decrystallization caused by a
sharp fall in the temperature. As the four mentioned associ-
ations were formed by magmatic solutions at a temperature
steadily falling at each stage, the author thinks that the
mica-fluorite-topaz mineralization occurred in conditions of
a suddenly increased temperature. Presumably another "por-
tion" of rejuvenated magmatic solution reached the deposit
after the first veins were already formed. There are 7 photo-
graphs, 1 diagram, and 1 table,
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The Superimposition of Mica-Fluorite-Topaz Mineralization on Sulfide Mineral-
ization in the Shcherbakovka Ore Field
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrografii, mineral-
ogii i geokhimii AN SSSR, Moskva (Institute of Geology of Min-
eral Deposits, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry of the
AS USSR, Moscow)
SUBMITrED: March 16, 1958
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RkDR.r,'VICfi, YO.A.
Gens3tic clix"-.-acteristics of skarn-complex deposits of the Tetyukhe
ty,pp. Tnidy PiEll no.18:3-21 '59. (!!!R,- 12:10)
(T.Ity,11,010 Vrkllt)y--Orn doponite)

HADKEVICH, Ye.A.
stitt, a,~ies in the Sinancha cassiterite-sul-Oide diposit of
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tile southorn 14Lritime Territory. Trudy 1GEN no-18:30 " '5 9.
(MIRA 12:10)
(Sinancha ragion (liar it Ime Territory)--Tin orea)

RADKEVICII. Ye.A.
Types olf vertical and horizontal zoning. Sov.geol. 2 no.9:
-0-85 3 159. (14IW- 13:2)
1. Institut geologii rudrWkh mestorozhdaniy. petrografii,
minoralogii i geokhimii (IGAM).
(Ore deposits)

RADKEVICH, Yekaterina Aleksandrovna; LIFETS, Yu.G., red.; POPOVA,
V.I., mladshiy red.; VILENSLAYA, E.N., tekhn.red.
(Through China with geologists] S geologami po Kitaiu.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo geogr.lit-ry, 1960. 116 p. (MIRA 13:7)
(China--Geology)

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development of faineralized territories, iitroducing the concept
of structural-irietallogenic zones. When studyin6 some Far Eastern
deposits 'the author realized "the need for distinguishing different
types of metall-o.;~:,;enic territory, province and zone. The charac-
teristics of a deposit are largely determined by the attachment
of its mineralized area to a particular type of structural-fa-
cies and metallo6enic zone, and not merely by the time and stage
of t~ie mineralization - a conclusion reached independently, too,
by D.I. Gorzhevskiy, V.X. Kczerenko, and G.S. Labazin. The geo-
chemical classification for mineralized areas - feaic and sial-
lic - is also used in this study in addition to their tectonic
division into platforms, geosynclines, and rejuvenated plat-
formis. PL~,tufor.'~is wit'a basement mineralizz;Ltion are further sub-
divided into% crystalline--shield areas witli ,jeta~aorphogene depo-
sits - graphite,micaceous pe6matites., Mg skarns - formed during
Eranitization and ultrametamorphism; areas with old :ietamorphozed
Card 215

S/b3 60/000/020/003/004
The question of types --- D228 X,3303
iron formations originally deposLted in ArcHean - L. Cambrian
basins; and reLions where the mineraliz.~ation is related to in-
trusives. According to 11-Pn Semenenko and Yu.G~ Staritskiy,
platfor_-is are on the whole characterized by the same distribu-
tion. patterns for :aagmlatic- and ore-formations as the younger
Post-Proterozoic fold zones~ For mineralized ground in the plat-
U
form cover, 'nowever, the primary ores are mainly related to
basic iiiaLiaas and their ultrabasic and alkaline derivatives. This
subclass of rlietallo,,-enic provinces includes Cu-Ni, !iaLnetite,
and diamond-bearinE deposits in ultrabasic - basic rocks; rare-
metal and rare-earth mineralization in alkaline rocks; and tele-
thermal Pb-Zn and fluorite ores in carbonate rocks. Femic geo-
synclinal reLions are principally found near major linear geo-
sutures. In the Ural bree-nstone band the following paragenetic
associations are noted; Early effusives with pyrite; ultrabasic.
rocks with asbestos, Cr, and Pt;, basic rocks with Cu-Fe-V and
Fe-Ti -nineralization; acido-alkaline rocks wit-a Ou and mabnetuite;
Card 31~

6Z630/60/000/020/003/004
The question of types ... D22c3/D303
and alkaline ricks with rare-metals. Sialli,~ 6eosynclin,-l re-
oions, howe-ver, LLre confined to doanwarps, LLIc-ne %-'hich thick
masses of sedime-nt have accumulated, and characterIzed by
t.'-ie prevalence of 6ranites bind acid effusives. They are repre-
sented by flexures cc--iposed of te_rriLe_,!eo'js sed-;L.2~ents aith Sn-W
mi~ieralization; iize-stone uplifts wit-a P'b-Z_-_ cres; s-'ructural
Eeosutures with acid and alkaline rocks (Sr---;[, rare-:netals),
ultrabasic rocks (Ni), and faulted e fIUS4 ves (SrA:uPb-Zn,Cu);
and foredeeps with molasse beds containing sedimentary Ou a-r-d
teletherma/1 Pb-Zn deposits- On, rejuvenated Platfor.-~ns and in
~lock-syncline areas, ,,there ore distributio-ri is ncdal rather
t'nan li-ear +.-he M-1-i-Xieral-litholow ic associ--tions ure :7enerally
similur _U0 t11103e of Ee c sync li-,ial re~,ions. T-',,.e flexural zc_e-~es
Consist of pyritized volcanics, terri6eneous stra7a S-n--W
ores), limestones, Cwi-,,h Pb-Zn. ores and terriL~enecus --laterial
averla_Jn by li--nestones (with 'ease :.-Ietal .-A--eralizatioln). Uplift
zones are co::,,posed ef alumi iir_~ - si i _Jc Lite rocks mineralized by
Card 4/7

3/630/60/000/020/003/004
The question of types ... D228/D303
Sn and W, while ultrabasic rocks (with Ni) and effusives (with
base metals and Aig) occur in deep and near-surface fault zones
respectively. The author considers the foregoing to show that
t.he type of differentiation in the mineralization process is con-
trolled by the host-rock lithol-ogy; together with tectonic fac-
tors and t1le deep magma-chamber's influence on the formation of
mineralizin6 solutions the litholo6y determines the metallooeni-
specificness of separate zones~ It is also su-;,jested that the
position of mineralized zones is 6overned by lon6itudinal tecto-
nic elements, tile mineralization's specific features being in-
fluenced by lateral structures. There are 34 Soviet-bloc refe-
rences.
Card 5/5

:Z7
Niter. titnitted roe the 10M Pectle Science Congress, Honolulu. RX-11 21 A,tif-
6%p 1961.
MIBMA~ M. S., Institute of Caoloa d.,-,ion. and limut;1nd
- ' -AiC
-of eist AtLe type and their posLtLoo in the systrtAtics or tec'.QnLr.
foml* (Secition VII.C)
PRP-0-B.A., )'I"scow State University, Physital rutilty C-ray
spoctrwatric Ittsouroments of artificial -d.-outi7ety in up"r layers
of the ciean" (a-titte. %rri.3-6)
P., Chair or F.-try, The Agriculturl. A-od-y Ittent X. A.
-Ttmiry-ev - ~Forevt fire research artl methods a' fire cmn-rol~ (3-tton 7.3)
GSTPOU407A_;sA., Institute of Ocetant.lcar - "DLoCe---;hIt1L -1
imorpholoelcol. analysis or r,;.-I%tcttcn and d-olop-It cf fImtrtsh
in the sees of the c&-h-,- P,clfin' Zfr.~)
V., InatLtittc of 0,.c-'-&y - "Invest',rmt-t- of tl~e hrl-ont.l
turbulent mxct~r,, In the raoirtc oci=" (:;cctivn ~P-1)
?/~RIN,3. V., Institute of OcTnnnlu~ - in thi
dlotributicri of fly-Lar. filhea In th, Ncl:'Ic Oc~="
YMAM:ml, . M. A., Institute of ruolciiy - ~3-ratl cra-lc It it na In th,
crataneous deposits ~f Krvz!-t )~ * TZ1XV
P=Lrl, I,. P., Institute of 0--Iogj - "ITIo rm-ozvs ef recont aldi-
-nt.tLon In the -mt- .rt .: th~ 11-torl-I -ne rllifll'
(iiectlon VII.C.1)
=-LM'Tj5Ia`f_D. A., Institute vf Emrth n7oi:n '--L C. Y- 3~1=1d% -
"Th. so imette gm.j.et--ml In the -rth-te-
trio
of the. Pat, . b-in"
Institute of Otcanclz.7 In tl.~
rice-he- ;sx-t of the P.cilLc"
10fr--,7Zt,L. A., I.;-LWti ~f Z-IzEy L-he
brldr,, rrot~ the ..Izt ~f
M., or Ge.l,,cy
in -he -,,ctnnicn or the north r-t or th! Picif-tt 1-it' (3,cttn 'til.:)
Jm= 11 I:1.F., mc.oll. Stnt. Un-1-10:73tty I
r !hy tall 171-1%, - "A -1 1
d"ic. r0 -ranr. (12M.) Oeotlcm v::.m)
Inratitu-e Seolomr the -1
0~ o.' tit, r-ir,.: o7i-
ru ,rrl t-
dipr,iston" (3*,ti- VI-C)
O-QI.
dev,tl~ment of),,.nd. rittIlt-, in th.!
(ilocticet rII.C
LC1'A:=WTC1I I.. oi-,V . "OrZ;-!~ in
buttcto sedir-Its In th,, -tim rart ' the (5-tt- V:r.c.l)
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- "The corre'ImLl---o rct'L~d fr (r-t-- ;'I.C.2)
_.AAXfC:A. Kh, r c-, -Zlv! II=trj' -'ti r. fmr "~tt-
IL- thp -rt~;ttrn p-t vf the -1 lt~ - f-
the recha, inr c., th~ ( ,
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Patt--t,, 3- t
'F,~h .1,
al.-
Pacific Te- (Se--. Ir"..: 5)

HADKEV.I CH.) -KO---A -
Conference on the geology and metallogeny of the Pacific ore belt
held in Vladivostok. Geol. i geofiz. -no.1:1-18-120 J61.
(MIRA 14:5)
(Soviet Far East-Economic geology)

-aLaK-111 ~-r ~Ye. A.
'. Most Imnortant Febtur"s of the I'letallogeny of the Pacific Ocean Ore
Belt within the -onrin,~s of the U)SRI'
report pr,~~sented at the First All-Union Conference on the Geology and
m
.-letallun-7 of the Pacific Ocean Cre Belt, Vladivostok, 2 Cctober 1960
S o: .;eolwriya Pu-Inykh MestotozhHeniy, No. 1, 1961, pages 11Q-127

RADKEVICH, Ye.A.; TONSON, I.N.; LOBATIOVA, G.M.; KALAN'TAROV, A.P.
--Fe~ct.izd-va; ASTil-FI)EVA, G.A., tekhared.
(Geology and motallogeny of typical ore regions in the
Maritime Territory) Geologiia i metallogeniia tipovych
rudnych ridonov primorlia. Moskva, Izd-vo. Akad. nauk
SSL;Ry 1962. IZ8 p. (Akaderaiia nauk SSSR. Institut goologii
rudnykh mestorozMenii, petrografii, mineralogil i gcokhimii.
Trudy, no.58). O'Bul 15:10)
Waritime Terri-tory-Ore deposits)

L 2443~~65 Ewa (v)/EwT (I)-/tEc (t.) IFCC
ACCESSION NR: AR4039992 ~S/0169164/000/004/0002/G002
SOURCE-. Ref. zh. Geofiz., Abs. 4G11

AIY,rHOR: Vasilikovskiy# N. Radkevich, Yes A,;,Smirnov, A, M.-
TITLE, Role of geophysics in the study Of the Pa-c*ific Ocean zone and the
proposed plan for geophysical work
CITED SOURCE: Byul. Tikhookeansk. kom-ta po geol. i metallogenii Tikhookeansk'.
rudn. poyasa, vy*p. 1, 1962, 56-66

TOPIC TAGS: superdeep drilling, aeoph sical exploration, earth crust, seismic
sounding, earthquake, gravimetry, gravimetric survey, airborne magnetometer surve
TRANSLATION: The proposed geophysical work:in the eastern part of the:SSSR will
be an integral part of the' complex of.geological geo sical.and geochemical

d da
investigations involving the use of au drilling n ta from other
SjLdeep
_
sciences. The purpose of this work, on the one hand, is the collection of data
for solution of the major theoretical problems associated itith the structure and
development of'the earth and the earth's crust, and on the other hand the
clarification of the moft important Jetails of the geological structure of the
Card

L 24435-6,5
ACCESSION NR: -AR4039992
T

Soviet sector of the Pacific Ocean zone, having decisive importance for:the
f
determination-of the pattbrns of distribution of - minerals. There - is ~ abrie
disciission of general theoretical problems requiring iwnediate solution. The
authors note the possible ways to solve these problems by geophysical methods and
discuss the problems of regional geophysical ifivestigations4or clarification.of
the,peculiarities of the structure of.the Soviet sector of the Pacific Ocean mob-
ile zone. It is-emp~asized that the principal problems involyed.in the study of
'
s crust in geologically different regions should be
the structure of the earth
solved complexly. Among such integrated geophysical investigations, attention
should be given to: 1) deep seismic sounding;_2) graivimetriesurveys; 3) air-.
borne magnetometer surveys; 4) st.udy'of natural earthquakes and industrial ex--'
plosions'. A specific Plan is proposed forlinvestigation of.the earth's crust in
-the Far East by the deep seismic sounding,mothods %The authors.ouggest the.
principal directions for laying out deep saismic.sounding profiles: intersecting
.
Okhotsk, north-
the Sea of Japan, Sikhote-AlLd' Manchurian highlands, Sea of,
eastern SSSR, Kamchatka, Chukotka and the Koryakskoye.highland,,Bering Sea,
southern margin of the Siberian platform and the Mongolian-Okhotsk.xone. The need
for geophysical work for tbe-structure of
the study of the.peculiarities. Of
Card 2/3

RAMNICH, Ya.A.
Characteristics of the development of -%.-e Pacific ore G-.;*_'-~.
geofiz. no.11:14...23 162. t I _~ . "
L
1. Dallnevo5tochnyy geologicheskiy institut Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR., Vladivostok,
(Pacific area---Ore deposits)

RADKEVICH, Ye.A.
Characteristics of the metallogeny of various types of ore-bearing
areas and zones in the Pacific ore belt. Geol. i geofiz. no.12:10-21
162s (MIRA 16:3)
1. Dallnevostochnyy geologicheskiy institut Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN
SSSR, Vladivostok. (Pacific area-Ore deposits)

RADKEVICH, Ye.A.., doktor geol.-miner. nauk, otv. red.; TOMSON, I.N.,
red. izd-va; FINIKO, V.I., red.izd-va; GOLUB', S.P., tekhn.
red.; TIKHO?4IROVA, S.G., tekhn. red.
(Geology and metallogeny of the Soviet zone in the Pacific
ore belt] Geologiia i metallogeniia Sovetskogo sektora
Tikhookeanskogo, rudnogo poiasa. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk
SSSRJP 1963. 659 p. (miRA 16:7)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Dallnevostochnyy filial, Vladivostok.
Dallnevostochnyy geologicheskiy institut.
(Soviet Far East--Geology)
(Soviet Far East--Ore deposits)

-Ltu, 16-23 SoPt 19"'
RoGuLsritioa in th3 Forzation and Distribution of XnAoccnorz
12=ral Rzzo;:rco r--poilto, S/011/63/000/001/002/002
The Third All-Union Conference on... AOC6/AIOI
C_-oup 2 incli-,lod V=rta on--
endogenous deposits In-other synclinal regions, such as mercury formAtions in
Siberia and the Far East (V
tv ~ A. Kuz etsov), pyrite deposits in the Ural (S. N.
Mov), Kimeridgian and Alpine metall-ogeny in Uzbekistan (I. Kh. Khamrabaye-vT;
ore region types in the;Pacific area 'Ye. A_R!Ldkevi ; metallogerty in Tadzhi-
ran~k
Tr
kistan (K I Litvinenko); hydrotherma- 0Led rocks in the.Trans-Carpa-
y
thian region (M. Yu. Fishkin) peculiarities in magmatism and metallogeny of the
Mountaneous Crirr7e-a--(-V-. I. Tebedinskiy), antimony-mercury fields (M. A. Kmrasik)
and others. Group 3 included reportYon the clas*sIfIcatIon of metallcijenous zones
an~ provinces of the Earth crust (D. I. -Gorzi3eyskiy); classification of metallo-
a ~,._,Kozerenko); classification of mag-
genous zone types of the Earth cru t
matogenous non-metallic mineral resources as e~-basis_of prognoses and prospecting
(V. P. Petrov); types of metallogenous provinces in synclinal regions of the
USSFI_ (A._ I.-Semenov) ; principles of geological -zoning on the example of Central
Asia (K. L.-Babayev); comparative characteristics of metallogeny in Malyy Caucasus
and the-Kamchatka-KoryaLk zone (I. G. Magakyan), some particulUrities of metallo~
geny in the Mediterranean geosynclinal region (G. A. Tvalchrelldze); rootless
plutons and some peculiarities in the magmat:Lsii~t-rio-vi-ng-'-i-o-neii_(A. P.~ Lebedev);
paragenetic ore complexes (L. S.- Saftkyan) the part of deep-lying breaks in
metallogeny of syncline regions'on-tFe-example of the Caucasus (E. Sh, Shikhali-
b i
The closing report was read by A. V. Sidorenko, Minister of Geology and
Preservation of Mineral Resourc~s of the USSR.
1,1963, pp 3.26-.]A
lavesay, Ak a* SSM, Oariv& G~~JcbaskWap 50

RADKEVICII, Ye,A.
Brief characterization of Lhe complex belt, in Lhe Argun
Valley. Trudy IGEM no.83:31-36 163. . (MMA 16:11 )

RADKEVICH, --1-eA*
Fosition of lead-zinc in the gener&l met-Allogenic
plan of Transbaikalilt. Tnidy IGEPI n0-83,525-528 163.
(MIRA 16:11)

hADKEVIGH., Ye.A.; CFCEHA,~LELISKAYA, V.V.; POLYAKOVA, O.Fe
Some problems of the genesis and characteristics of the diszri-
bution of lead-zinc deposits in eastern '.'L'ransbaikalia. Trudy
IGEM no.83:529-540 163. WRA 16:11)

2 1965, 164-165
SOURCE: Geologiya i geofizika, no.
TOPIC TAGS: geologic conference, geoph-~vsic,conference, geology',.geophysics, ieo~-~*'
chemistry

L 52347-65
ACCESSION NR: AP5OX3398
:ri'ng'-included the State d'ommittdii~o"n-c;e-,ol,o''g*-y"*- o,-- om_
f the USSR, the State C
nstitutes of t
I mittee on Industrial Geology of the RSFSR, and severali I
.Siberian Branch of the Acad~LqL~
c ants formu ated ih ing. policies or ftil
The confiiieii66'_~_arti fp- e folloW f ure4.
-research coordination
1) Research should be carried out -on"ihe f o-Al o-w- Ing s- uk'j ects i--a)- 'tNi scrucflwe;~.. -
;composition, *and physical state of the ear.thfs crust and upper mantle--as
'determined from geophysical data; b) the-petrographic and ge6chemical.
aspects of crustal and upper mantle development:'c) vulcanism as an'indi--,'. I
7cation of processes in the upper mantle and its role In the formation. of:
;the earth's crust; d) the c'omo sition of-the earth's-crus andu per mantle
0 t p
ion.th-e basis of deep and supdrde'ep. drilling,- e~ geologic Aevelopment'bf the
-7,
earth's crust in the transition zone; f) hiatory.of the development and mi-
1gration of the volcahic'mne's ifijfie Soviet Asian volc'anic' belt,~ g) ge6logy.9i.,~-~~-1,;."
L in
jhe Island -arcs and the surrounding seas in the Soviet-, portion of 'the Paci
fic
Ocean; h) history',and characte.risitco. -of the development 6i relief relaffvi.
to the formation of the!~~~t-_- 1) rniLie:r~q~qgji~a charaddelsties of.the:,.
2/4
ca
I

-L'52347;Z5
-7 -
ACMION N9: AP5013398.
7-2;
~tectonic zones of the pacific ociBan relative toAe abyssal ~tructure.o
die crust.
2)_ The areii of research descri ed
_6 Am "i6r,e ~assigned. to vahouel orga
n
izations as follows: a) general problems. in geology and niefidlogefiyp ~C;
ithe Far East Mining Institute (DVG1 ; b) geophysical research In the Island
arc, to the qakhalin -Combined Scientific, Researchoinstitute (Sikh KNU);
:C) regioTG1 geologic research and geologic thappingS to the All-!Unior. Scien-
--tifl Research,G of..
eoloaical Institute; d) rebent volcanism, to. theinstitute
OP . and e) geology.o~ the oCean, -to tb"cianjific Rieseakch In-
cti6zGedloml
V aw up u. resear- ch7,-:
3) Each of the institutes was given unti May 1065 to dr
by other in
program in.its area of'responsibility and haven it approve ter-
-ested organizations. -In- addition, , plans wi~re formulated for.regular
rograms,. the,:
eriodic exchante bf Information obtained on tht~ Various'
p
'first meeting t6 take place in Sdptdm6er 196.5 in'SiWilfii.'.'~-,'PubliciitiOfi;Df,
the -results -of'research Projects.in motioarvinh-M&im 4i edul~Albr~'.thi.!
968-19
7
eriod
p
Card

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's 11 . I -'.- - . ,

H A 1'TK F Vi i USEMKO, S.F.- CITBOTARF11, M~11.
~f ~f,~ 3nd g6ld adrinr8llz to -1h in strutu I
re
11" the a;-uth,-In part. of (,he Fa-r- Eest. Geol- i feoflz.
38 1;.% IRA 13.-6)
0.1'. geoa grich,-sk~jya apra%ileniyep Vladivostok.
n

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a. la u 1; pe
ea 3 te t 1.0 U. S R. Geol i KPO f i nG

F,f.,I, I ~Pv, "., . ; ;,., , N. ' . -, R AD K'~',VT~',t,4.) A_ - .
- I :, - I - frcm
- - -1 ', -;- - : ': - - ' - , 1- r " - ~ -- "- ~ -'
,- ~,-; 'Le'-4-33 : f .. - 5~1-: a -:- " - -: . % - I
7 ~i - - -- I .- c , , :, I --:,.
fuxr-,-~ ~.,)rrmon f-;xt-3. r-,-- ; - -, I,
- .,y I -.Ll,
(MIRA 17-10)

RADKI-7ICHOVA, E.
"The problem of metallogenic mapping. Tr from the Russian."
P. 16 (Central Geologic Institute, Czechoslovak Acadeqr of Sciences) Vol. 33, no. 1, 1958
SO: Month2y Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 7, no. 5, may 1958

RADKIN, I.P.. kandidat meditsinskikh aauk
II.- 1--l-, -~ -
Role of sanitary,-epidemiological station in range livegtock breeding.
Gig. i san. 21 no.4:35-38 Ap '56. (MIRA 9:7)
1. Iz Instituta organizataii zdravookhraneniya i Istoril, meditsiny
iment N.A.Somashko AMN SSSR.
(AGRIGULTM.
med. aerv. for animal herders in Russia (Rua))

RADKIN, F. F. PA 20/1,9r,6
USSR/Medicine Lungs, Diseases NOTIDec
'-'e,IIf3jEio Diagnosis
'Value of Tomograp'17 for Diagnosis of Diseases of
the liiags," P. P. Bpd~cln, '3 3/4 pp
")~rubleqy Tu"rkiaaza" No 6
General discussion, illustrated by se7en case
hiWl-ortes! and soven 7pholographs.
20/49T76

RAUKIN, P,P.
Medico-sanitary services on large construction works. Sovet.zdravc-
okhr. no.2:12-Zl Mr-Ap 150. (CLML 19:2) f
1. Of the Institute for Public Health Organization and History of
Medicine imeni N.A.Samashko (Director -- N.A.Yinogradov) of the
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR. 2. Nedico-sanitary orppniz7-tional
scheme given for large construction projects.

WKIN, P. P.
Role and importance of scientific medical societies in public
health service. Xhirurgiia, Mook7a no.9:68-69 Sept. 1950o
(CLHL 20:1)
1. Candidate Medical Sciences.

RADIOC., "', P.
S,-:~nit~i:L7 contraepidemic measures on construction projects. Gig.,,
Moskva No. U, Nov. 50. p. U~-9
1. Of the Tnsbitirte of Pablic Health Organization and History. of
..'.-Liclne imeni A. 11. Semashko of the Academy of Iledical Sciences
U -- -~.F-
'-!o, 3# March 1951

R-*-DKIN, P.P.
Medicine
Medical and sanitary service on national building projects. Moskve, Medgiz, 1951.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, NQ-vember 195-2-1111, Uncl.

IADKIN, P.P.
Rolo of the feldsher at indiistrial projects. Feldsher & akush. no.2:
20-25 Feb 51* (CLML 20:8)
1. Candidate Medical Sciences.

RADKIN, P.P.
Standardization of the organization of aedical services in Cor-ministic
industrial constructions. Med.sestra, Moskva no-3:7-12 mar 51.
(CLML 20:7)
1. Candidate Medical Sciences. 2. General remarks on organization.

RADKIN, P. P.
% cwi~!
Medicohygienic service on the construction project of the
northern Crimean canal. Sovet. med. no.7:32-35 July 1951.
(CLUL 20:11)
1. Candidate Medical Sciences. 2. Of the Institute of
Public Health Organization and History of Medicine imeni
11. A. Semashko of the Academy of Medical Sciencao USSR
(Director -- N. A. Vinogradov).

- , ~: 1, ~;? u -
RADKINP P. P.
Turkmenistan - Industrial Hygiene
Role of feldsher at the construction of the Main Turkmen Canal. Felld. 1 akush. No. 7 1952
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October 1952. Unclassified.

,~~.DKIN. F.P.
Dispensary services in construction works in the Soviet Union. Sovet.
zdravookhr. 11 no.4:26-31 July-A:ug 1952. (CLKL 23:2)
1. Candidate Medical Sciences. 2. Of the Institute of Public Health
Organization and History of Medicine imeni N. A. Semashko, Academy of
Medical Sciences USSR.

1. RADKIN, P.P.
2. USSR (600)
4. Main Turkmen Canal Region - Public Health
7. Result of conducting sanitation and anti-cpidemic measures at the construction of
the Main Turkmen Canal. Gig,isan. Vol. 17, no. 10, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Februarg -1953. Unclassified.

IZADK'i'.~, P.
Public health - '--~-An lurkmen Canal
On uhe route of the ~Iain L'urkmen Canal. 3ov. kr,5. Kre6L ), No. 2, 1953.
MonthLy LiSL Of ",,u6sian Accessions, Librar.v of CQngr,-.--s, June 1-)53. Uncl .

T f-
RADKIN,,_T,P., kandidat mad. nauk (Moakva)
Feldsher and midwife's work among animal
Felld. i akush. no.11:32-35 N v54.
(PUBLIC HEALTH
in RUBSia, feldsher & midwife
animal herders)
breeders on the range .
(MLRA 7:12)
work among dispersed

RADKIN. P.P., kandidat maditainakikh nauk
Protection of health of the public in regions of range animal
breading. Soy. sdrar. 13 no.4:33-37 J1-Ag 154. (MIRA 7:9)
1. Iz Instituta organizataii zdravookhraneniy-a i istorii meditsiny
imeni N.A.Somashko Akademil meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (dir. Ye.D.
Ashurkov)
(PUBLIC MALTH,
in Russia. mod. aid to population in cattle regions)
(RURAL CONDITIONS.
in Russia. med. aid to population in cattle regions)

RADKIN, P.P., kandidAt maditainskikh nauk.
On the Chernyye Zomli. Zdoravle 1 no.12:6 D '55. (WRI 9:2)
(01191INYYX ZNNLI--PUBLIC 117"11. RMUL)

RADKIN. P.P.. kandidat maditBinakikh nauk
Medical and sanitary nerves for the population In winter range
areas of the Chernyya Zemli. Sov.zdrav. 15 no-3:44-50 MY-Je 156
(MLRL 9:8)
1. Iz Instituta orgaaizateii zdravookhraneniya I istorii meditainy
imeni N.A.Semashko Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR (dir. Ye.D.
Ashurkav)
(AGRICULTMI,
mad. serv. in animal husbandry in Russia (Rua))
(FUBLIC HFALTH,
mad. centers in zones of animal hysbandry in Russia (Rua))

Riil)KIN, P.P.
CSsfeguarding the health of workers on stock farms] Okhrana zdorovlia
rabotaiushchikh v zhivotnovodchealrikh khoziaii3tvakh. Moskva,
ITLdgiz. 1957. 39 P. (MIRA 11:4)
(STOCK AND STOCKBRYEDING-HYGIRNIC ASPECTS)

RADKIN, F.P., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk-
onquest of Golodnays Steppe. Zdorov'a 3 n0-5:6 My 157. (MLRA 10:6)
(GOLODNAYA ST"n--RECLAKATION OF LAND)

-Ld)&A, P.P., k-und.inad.nAlik-
141--dica- -,-L-e In the seagonal Dast,..re arew. Zd,--v . Yuzal-.-h . 17
no.2: ;-Li 157. Ofl ?A 12 : -- )
(KAZAMISTMI-MEDICINE, IMULL)

RADKIN, P.P., kand.med.nauk (Bratsk)
In the land of Siberia* Zdorovle 4 no.12:6-7 D 158 (MIRA 11:12)
(BRATSY-PUBLIC HEALTR)

RADKIN, P-P..kFmd.med.nAuk, SAGATOV, R.S., kandoied.nnuk
Experience in providing medical Fnd sanitary services for builders in
the Golodnnya Stenne. Sov.zdrav. 17 ro.9:14-42 S'58 (Mlp-~ 11:8)
1. IL Instituta orgnnizntsii 7dravookhranoniya i istorii meditsiny
im. N.A. Samashko i MinisteretvA zdravookhrancTiiyR Uzbekskoy SSSR.
(PUBLIC IMAITH
in Russia (Rus))

RADKIII, P.P.
"Public health in the Turkmen S.S.R." by M.G. Berdyklychev.
Reviewed by P.P. Radkin. Sov.zdrav. 17 no-12:55-56 D 158.
(MIRA 12:2)
(TURDENISTAN-PUBLIC HEALTH)
(BERDYKLYCH19V, M.G.)

RADKIN. P.P., kand.med.naUk; BIRDEM11KOV, V.A.
Organization of medical and sanitary services at the site of con-
struction of the Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station. Sov.zdrav. 18
no.8:25-29 '59. (MIRA 12:12)
1. 1z Iustituta organizateii zdravookhraneniya i istorii meditsiny
imeni N.A. Semashko i Irkutskogo, oblastnogo otdela zdravookhraneniya
(zav. - V.A. Bardennikov).
(INDUSTRIAL MIDICINE)

)RADKIN, Pavel Pantele--vevich. kand.med.nauk, starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
OPPENGEYM, D.G., red.; MIMIRA. N.S., tekhn.red.
[Medical and health care on the construction of hydroelectric
installations] Madiko-senitarnoo obsluzhivanie na stroitel'stve
gidrosooruzhenii. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo med.lit-ry Medgiz, 1960.
113 P. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Institut organizataii zdravookhranoniya i istorii maditsiny
imani X.A.SeMahkO.
(COB:M)UCTION WORKULS-40MICAL GAR3)

- RADKINY -P-,P,,,- doktor med.nauk (Moskva)
Prospects of medical service for workers in industrial enterprises.
Sov., zdrav. 21 no.5-.17-22 162. (MIRA 15-5)
(MEDICINE, INDUSTRIAL)

L 1h202-66 i~vmJAWA- - m4
ACC NR, AP6002861 SOURCE CODE: UR/0286/65/000/024/0018/0019
INVENTOR: Gitis, S. S.: Aleksandrov, V. M.; Pugacheva, S. A.; Glaz, A. r.; Golubev,
G So; Rad1ko, L. V.
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparative method for iso- and tere-phthaloyl chlorides. Class 129 No. 176884
(announced by Novomoskovskiy Branch of the State Scientific Research and Design Insti4
tute-of the Nitrogen IndustEX and Products of Organic Synthesi (Novomoskovsrciy filial,
gosudarstvennogo nauchno-isaledovatelrakogo i proyektnogo institut azotnoy promyshlen-1
nosti i produktov organicheskogo, sinteza)
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 24, 1965,18-19
TOPIC TAGS: isophthaloyl chloride, terephthaloyl chloride
ABSTRACT: An Author CerLificpVs-been issued for a preparative method forpiso-u_
and tere-21ithaloyl chlorides. e method involves treatment of methyl m- or -tol
ate, respectively, with dry chlorine at 190-200C under UV light, followed by treat-
menc of the chloride product with water. ism)
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: 06Feb65/ ATD PRESS:,q/~
UDC: 547.584'582.2.07

RADIKO. Aleksandr Fedorovich; MNLIKYAN. Georgiy Helikovich; ORLJDVA, V.P.,
red-qktor; PAVLOVA, M.M., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Irrigation and water supply for mountain pastures] Obvodnenie i
vodoonobzhanie gornykh pastbishch. Moskva. Gos. izd-vo selkhoz.
'it-ry, 1956. 99 p. (MLPA 10:1)
(Pastures and meadows) (Water supply. Rural)

RADIKO, A.F., inzhener.
..- _fr,~rlgation system of the Oktembervan Canal. Gidr.i mel. 8 no.4:
22-27 AP '56. (XIBA 9:8)
(Armenia--Irrigation)

GELIPERIV, N.I.; AYNSHTEYN, V.G.; RADIKO, A.I.
Controlled proportioning feeder delivering finely divided materials
to a fluidized bed. Zhur.VKHO 6 no.5:587-588 161. (14IRA 14:10)
1. 14Dskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii ' M
M*V.Lomonosova,
(Fluidization-Equipment and supplies)

25/ 'C-00100910091014
D G / D
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AUTHORSs Andreyeva, G.F.9'Voskanlyaa, B.Kh.q Ysla--gln, V.11., X.,-;'zaet~zq I.I.,
Rad1ko, E.P. (Moscow)
TITLEs Automatic ASG-NITI welder--
/f - .9, 1
I I- L
PERIODICAL: Avtomaticheskaya. svark-i, no -:46"
TEXT: Design and operation is described of welder
d97eloped by the Nauchno-issledovatellskiy te~.hr----di
(Scientific Research Institute of Te-.hno-!-~gj) aid 1-960 at-
4he VDIT,1ai exhibition. It is designed for aig-oz- ---A:-- Sh;-,=-r
structures of nonmagnetic or low-ma.-neti,~ a.L-
Aoys, stainless steel), with tungsten 1 - nk f r
wire. Its tracing sysluem moves the
C.25 ram accuracy when the joint deviat-.~ r,~t m-~r-: M- V-~-:e-~ from
straight line, and maintains the ar,,- lengi:?-
Trol accura-.y of 0.25 v. The welder is pr--.-Ii-i
f.;jn vield circular seams, Manual contr..)l -'o a.-,"- ".r tq(71- (ASG-
2) welding head, illustrated with a ble:--K dlaz-[~:T
C 5r

Aatomatic ASG-NITI welders
graph, may be used on any analogous auto-irat -Fe ~ d~-I -1~
pri nciple sugges r ed hy T B.Shcberbanerk~ ar--.1 D.A.IJ-4 ~is-
pecially prepared line traced parallel t- t t,o tr'..
er automatic ma.,.,hiries with photoeleatii.. rig
T 9 ci r -Ui
meat is an inductive pickup (Fig-3) wit!! f',Vk- Z!. -11~
The coils are supplied with alternating currenr a-.,: pz-,!,~:-
magnetic field that causes eddy ourrer~~;-~ in
article gives detailed engineering informatior- and
glam of the traqing system and four phot.-ograorz. T-,, e t.a 7
SUBMITTEDs April 1, 19061
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