SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MYASISHCHEV, V.N. - MYASNIKOV, A. A.

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Electron Microscopy of the Nerve Cells of Brain Cortex in & State of Intense
Excitation
action and differentiation, finally, 3 in the state of most intaBe
excitation on account of electrically induced spasms. The clearing
up of structural variations of the cells of brain cortex, being in
the initial stage of working out the conditional motive reaction,
further in the stage of a fully developed reaction and the follow-
ing differentiation, were the object of further investigation. Re-
sults obtained at the control animals, are described in earlier
works (references, 3, 5). The following results were obtained at
the treated animals, viz. conclusions were drawn from themi the
cells of brain cortex undergo the following variations in the
course of both methods of treatmenti a) within the nucleus. Beside
the aggregation phenomena of its granular elements, a strengthened
removal of the nucleus content into the cell protoplasm is most
important. Therewith the cellular membrane partly or completely
disappears. According to the opinion of the authors this fact is
connected with the different stages of the "paranecrosis". There
is no reason for the maintaining that within the above process
only the material of the nucleolus and the heterochromatin are
included (as in references 11, 12). The photographs (figure 1)
Card 2/4 show that the whole rest of the nucleus material is affected, and

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Electron Ricroscopy of the Nerve Cells of' Brain Cortex in a State of Intense
Excitation
that from its granular elements nuclei arise, appearing at fixed
preparations. According to observations of Alakeandrov, Manoylov
and Orlov (reference 1) this corresponds to the state of an irre-
versible paranecrosis, the fact of which, however, still requires
further observations. The results of the authors confirm the stand-
point by Altmann (reference 10) and show that the phenomena within
the nerve calls of brain cortex in an intensely excitecL state
principly have the same character, as the phenomena within the
cells of the secretory organs in the state of functional activity.
According to publications and own observations it may be conceiv-
able that the state of excitation of the nerve cells is a process,
the nucleus chromatin and the ribonucleotides at which remove from
the nucleus into the protoplasm of the nerve cells and then leave
the limits of the latter. There are 1 (4) fi-,ures, and 12 refer-
ences, 9 of which are Slavic.
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Electron Microscopy of the Nerve Celle of Brain Cortex in a State of Irten3e
Excitation
ASSOCIATIONs Psychoneurological Institute imeni V. M. Bekhterev, Lenim,,rad
(P6ikhonevrologicheakiy institut im. V. Id. Bekhtereva.Leriingrud)
PRESENTEDs July 15, 1957, by L. A. Orbeli, Academickn
SUBMITTEDs July 3, 1957
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
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"Les Premisses Professionale Degli Iw,7alidi Sul lavoro ,
paper submitted at 13th Congress of Intl. Association of Applied Psychology, Rome,
9-14 April 1958.

GRASITCHERKOV, HikolV Ivanovicho. ' ICBrj!,-YJAdlmLr-JLlk"wewloh;
SHCHXLOVAHOV, UlkolsW iat~v--yevlch, MPOSKAYA. I.T..red.; GUBLIf. M.T..
te),hn.red,
CV.N. Bekhterev's contribution to the study of the brain and psyche]
TkIad. I.M. Bekhtereva v uchenle o mosgs I pelkhtke. Moskva. Ixd-vo
O&anio.* 1956. 37 P. (Voescluznoe obehehestvo po rasprostranentu
poltticheskikh i nauchnykh snaull. Ser. 8. vfp. 1. no.8) (MIRA 11:8)
(BEEMW.Y. VLADIMrR MMAIWVICH. 1857-1927)

KYASISHCHOV. V.N..(Ieningrad)
-
Y.M.Bekhterev Psychoneurological Institute; 50 years since its
establishmnt. Zhur.nevr. i psikh. -58 no.1:116-120 158.
(NMOLOGY (MIRA 11:2)
Y.K.Bakhterev Psychoneurol. last, (Rus))

BABAY&S. I.A,, oty.red. (Moskva); YJMOTOV, D.D.. red.; ZRWICH. G.7.,
red. (Leningred): LIM NSKIT. M.6.. red (Moskva)- jQqTQurEUffV
-!.A. red. (Leningrad); R&POPOYM, A.k, ;ed. (Moskva);
IQU~-JT, L.M., red. (Moskva)
[Problems in occupational therapy] Toprosy tradovoi terapli.
Moskva, 16-vo sdravookhronentla SSSR, 1958. 299 p.
(KIRA 14:4)
(OCCUPATIORaL THEUPT)

AVEBBUXH, U.S.; MYASISKMV V.N.
Brief outline of the work of the VA Bekhterey Payefionsurological
Institute, Trudy Goo, nauch.-inal. 1w1khonevr. inst. no. 16:3-24 158.
(PSYCHIATRIC RX~EARCji) (MIRA 13:10)

-KrAsISHCM, Vladimir Mikol MnLch
_prof.. red.; KHTILIVITSKIY,
Toodor Yakovlevich. starshiy nauchnyy sotrudniks red*;
GRASHORMOV, N.I., prof., red.; ANAMITLIT, B.G., prof.. red.;
VASILIMIT. L.L.. prof.. red.; GILYAROVSKIY, V.A., prof., red.
[deceased]; OMOROKOV. L.I., prof.9 zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki.
red.; PROTOPOPOT. V.P.. prof.. red. [deceased]-, H&MUMIT,
X.R., red.; RULSTAt K#S., takhn.red.
[T.H.Bakhterev and modern problems in the structure and function
of the brain under normal and pathological conditiona; transactions
of the All-Union Conference in Honor of the 100th Anniversary of
V.K.Bekhterev's Birth) V.K.Bakhterev i sovremennye problemy stroe-
niia i funktaii mosgs v norms i patologii; trudy Vaesoiusnoi
konferentaii, poevieshchannoi stoletiiu so dnia rozhdeniia V.K.
Bekhtereva. Pod red. V.N.Kiasishcheva i T.IA.Khvilivitskogo.
Leningrad. Ges.izd-vo med.lit-ry Kedgiz. Loningr.otd-nis, 1959.
294 p. (MLaA 14:2)
(Continued on next card)

to
NUSISHCHXV, V.N.-(continued) Card 2.
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akadeall padagogichaskikh nauk W:M (for
Kyasishchav). 2. Predsedstell Uchenogo mdltsinskago sovets
Kinisterstva sdrevookhranonlya SSSR, chlon-korres'pondent AN SSSR
L deyetvitellnyy chlen ANN SM (for Grashchenkov). 3. Deystvi-
tell*7 chlen Akedemii pedagogichaskikh nauk RSFSR (for Ananlyev).
4. Chlen-korrespondent MN SSSR (for Veallyev). 5. Deystyltel'nyy
chlen AKS SSSR (for Gilyarovskly). 6. Nystvitellnyy chleu M USM
(for Protopopov).
(MTOUS STSM)
VLADIKIR NUMAILOVICH, 1857-1927)

MARKOVA, Ye.N., otv. red.; AVMBUKH, Ye.S., red.; BLINOV, N.I.,
red.; BODAREV, N.I., red.; BORZUNOVA, A.S., red.;
MEVICH, G.V., red.; S.S., red.; I-14YASISHCIEVI-I
V PERVC44AYSMY, B.Ya., red.;
POLIKARPOV, S.N., red.; SIBI.XINI, N.V., red.;
FEDOTOV, D.D., red.; CHISTOVICH, A.S., red.; ZACHEPITSKIY,
R.A., red.
[Problems of psychiatry; anniversary collection of articles
dedicated to the 60th birthday of Professor lzmail
Fedorovich Sluchevskii] Problemy psikhiatril; iubileinyl
sbornik, posviashchenrWi 60-letiiu so dnia rozhdeniia profes-
sor& I zmaila Fedorovicha 61uchevskogo. Leningrad, Meditsina,
1964. 434 P. (14IiU 17:12)

MYASISHCHEVI VOR,
\
Some problems in mental hygiene during the next seven-year plan.
Sbor. trud. Len. nauchn. ob-.va nevr. i psikh. no.6-.3-10 159.
(MIRA 13:12)
1. Iz psikhonevrologicheskogo instituta imeni V.M. Bekhtereva (dir.
chlen-korrespondent Akademii pedagogicheskikh nauk RSFSR prof.
VON. Myasishchev).
(HRITAL ffYGIENE)

HYASISHCHEV, V.N.
Works of the V.M.Bekhterev Psychoneurological Institute on the
diagnosis and treatment of psychoneurosea. Trudy Goo. nauch.-issl.
paikhonevr.4 inst. no.20s7-17 159. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy paikhonevrologicheskty
institut imeni, V.M. Bekhtereva, Leningrad.
(NEUROPSYCHIATRY)

I HYASISHCHZ79 V.H.; ZkOHEPITSKIY,, R.A.; YAKOVLEVA, Ye.K.
Psychotherapy as a basic method in the treatment of qrmvsea.
Trudy Goo, nauch.-isel. paikhonevr. inst. no.20:2T7-2,85 159.
(MIM 14:1)
1, Gosudarstvennyy napeono-issledovatellskiy psikhonevrologicheskiy
institut imeni V.M. Be4tereva, Leningrad.
(NOROSES) (PSYCHOTHERk.PY)

KTASISHCHEV, Y.N.; GOLIDIN, L.S.; BQBKOVA, V.V.
Ilectron miaroscopy of the cerebral cortex In canvulsions indmeed
by electricity. Zhur. nevr. i paikh. 59 no.1:89-97 '59. (JURA 12:3)
1. laboratorlya elektronnoy mikrookopli (zav. - doktor mad. nank
US. Golldin) Ptikhonevrologicheekogo instituta imeni V.N. Bekhtereva,
Leningrad.
(SCHIZOPMESIA, compl.
periodic schizoT)hrenia with Daraphrenic synd. (Ras))
(PAWOTA
naraphrenic aynd. in neriodic schizODhrenia (Rua))

XOTALRY, Aleksandr Grigorlyevich; KUSISUGM, Vladiair likolayeviah;
AUNIM, B.G., otv.red.; 9 G.A., red*; ZMKOTA,
la.G., tekhn.red.
EPsYchological peculiarities of son] Psikhichaskis osobanno4ti
cheloveks. Leningrad, Isd-vo Uningr.univ. Tol.2. (Aptituiloal
Sposobnosti. 1960. 302 p. (KIRA 13:8)
1. Daystvitellnyy chlen Akadsaii pedagogichaskikh nauk RVa
(for Ananlyev).
(Ability)

MYASIMIGM jv- UjImIj -- 1-1- SHCHERMOVA, G.A., red.; VODOLAGIVA,
S.D., tekbn. red.
[Personality and neuroses] Licbmst' i nevrozy. Lanir4grad, Izd-vo
Leningr. univ.s, 1960. 424 P. (MIRA 14:11)
(PMISONALITY ) (NEUROSES)

MUSISHCHEY. T.N.
Aptitudes and needs. Uch.zap.LGU ne.287:3-19 160.
(MIRA 13:06)
(Psychology)

HUSISHCMO V.N. (Leningrad); BAMIN, F.V.; YAKOVLVA, Ye.K. (Ho9kva)
~-Iip ric Congress in Czechoslovakia. Zhur. nevr.i paikh.
60 no,1081391-1396 160. (PSrCHIATRY--CONGRESSES) Wu 1421)

MYMISHCHEV, V.N.
Diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of neuroses according 4-o recent
research data. Trudy Go3. nauch.-iosl., p3ikhonevr. in3t. no.24:7-17
,61. (141AA 15 '- 5)
(MUROSES)

DEGLINy V-Ya.; MYASISHCIIhV, V.N.; PEVZNER, M.S.
Paris congress on child psychiatry. Zhur. nevr. i psikh. 61
no.9:1424-IL27 161. (MIFA 24:9)
TCHILD PSYCHIATRY-CONGYMSF.9)

MYASISHCHEV, V.E.-P GOWDIN, L.S.; PETROV, V.S.; BOEKOVA, V.V. (Ieningrad)
I -
Changes in the cerebral cortex of white rats following scme patho-
logical effects. Arkh.pat. no.1:70-78 162. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Iz laboratoril elektronnoy mikroskopii (zav. L.S. Golldin)
Paikhonevrologicheakogo instituta imeni V.M. Bakhtereva (dir. -
prof. V-W. Hyasishchev).
(CEIMBRAL CORTEX)

MYASISHCHEV, V.N.; TONKONOGIY, I.M.
Conference on methods of the research on pathophysiology of
higher nervous activity in humans and medical psychology.
Vop. paikhol no.3:176-180 My-Je 163. (KIRA 17:2)

KOVALEV, A.G. (Leningrad); )%ASI4ItQHEV, V.N. (Leningrad)
Psychology of person&lity and social practice. Vop. poij[hol.
9 no.6:23-34 N-D 163. %Rk 17:4)

I,IYASl-c,WH-'i V.N.
I
interr-eiaLlciul:.-Ir. of ,taq ; - urr! a-,riatc in eneral
and tsy2te.Tdc L-Dur,~,sr.-S. C, - ~ . riu-- '. is6u. pblKhL)r0'V, * illsto
29-9,~ 204 Ir'3. (.Alk~ 17:3)

MFYASISSH~HEV, V,N,; GO'-'DIN, L.S.; BOBKOVA, V.V., FETROV, V.S.
Fle:-tren microscopy of the cerebral cortex In conv-ilsions prc~iucej
Z)Y electric current under barbamyl anesthesia. Vr i.psikh.1 nerv,
2 C, 2 -,;2 162. (MIRA 27:4)
i. U~bora~..-,rlya 9l.ak,,-onnc,.v Tlkroskopi! (zav. - Ll,*%or me4. rfitik.
Pslknunevrolog'-zheskogo Ins-,"Auta !men-'
iir - P , Lr- be: ~, e -j,) .

WSHCHIKOV, V.M., zasl. deyatell nauki, prof., glav. red.; ROKHLIN,
L.L,, prof., zam.. glav. red ; SIVIDT Ye.V., prof., red.;
KMBIKOV, O.V., prof., red.ldeceasedi; I,FfAL;ISHGffEV, MI.,
zasl. deyatell nauki prof., red.; FELINSKAYA,
red.; MIKHEYn , V.V., prof., red.; FEDOIUV, D.D., prof.,
red.; BABAYAN, E.I.I., red.; MORCZOV, G.K., doktor med. nauk,
red.; SEREBRYAKOVA, Z.N., kand. med. nauk, red.; USHAKOV,
G.K., doktor md.nauk, red.; SNEZIR~EVSKri, A.V., prof., red.
(Transactions of the 4th Ali-Union Congress of Neuro-
Dathologists and Psychiatrists] Irudy V.3osoiunogo sllezda
nevropatologov i psikhiatrov. P-qkvb, Vses.nauchn. med. ob-
vo nevropatologov i psikhiatrov. Vols.1, 5-6. 1965.
(MIAA 18:11)
1. Vsesoyuznyy s"yezd revropatologov i psikhiatrov. 4th,
Moscow, 1963. 2. DeystvitelInyy c)-den 41 SSSR (for 3hmidt,
Kerbikov, Snezhnevskiy).

MMISHCHEVA., 0. 0, at ale
Meamwement of the Therual neutron Crosa-Section of Th 232 and of the
neutron Ab3orption Resoname Integrals" Atomnaya Energiyas 1s No.2s 1956

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AUTHOR: i(JASISCEVA,G.G., ANIKINA,V.P., GOLIDIN,L.L., ZR9LER,B-V-
TITLE: Measuring of the Cross Section of Th232 for Thermal
Neutrons and of the Resonance Integral of the Absorption
on Neutrons (Russian)
PFJaODICkL: Atomnaia Energiia, 1957, Val 2, Ir 1, pp 22-26 (U.S.S.R.)
Received: 3 . 1957 Reviewed: 3 / 1957
ABSTRACT: These measurements were carried out an a reactor with heavy
water. In the reactor considerably diluted solutions of the
nitrates of the substances investigated were irradiated.
While the cross sections were being measured, the solutions
arranged side by side which contained thorium and the
gauging material were simultaneously irradiated. Also
measuring of oadaiua relations is discussed in short. The
P-activity was measured by means of a counter with a mica
window. The values neaaured for activity were extrapolated
for the point of time at which irradiation ended.
Results: The cadmium relations measured for thorium, gold,
uranium, and indium in various channels of the reactor are
shown together in a table. The cross sections of thorium were
compared with the cross sections of gold, iudium, and
uranium. The relations obtained immediately from the ex-
Card 1/3 periment have no simply physical significance, but it is

PA - 2050
Measuring of the Cross Section of Th 232 for Thermal
Neutrons and of the Resonance Integral of the Absorption
on Neutrons (Russian)
possible, from them, to determine the cross section of
thorium for thermal neutrons as well as the amount of the
resonance integral of absorption. Next, the notion of the
average cross section is introduced, which depends on the
spectrum of the neutrons and also on the gauging material.
The average cross sections of thorium are given in a table.
From the data hitherto discussed it is then possible to
compute the cross section of thorium for thermal neutronal
the values found are shown in form of a table. The cross
sections found with gold agree excellently with one another.
The cross sections measured with indium are noticeably
smaller than those measured with gold. Whereas the cross
sections of thorium, which were measured with uranium as
a gauging material, differ most among one another, measure-
ments on the occasion of which gold was used for gauging
gave the beat results. The resonance integral of the ab-
Card 2/3 sorption for thorium was computed according to the

Measuring of the Cross Section of Th 232 for Thermal PA - 2050
Neutrons and of the Resonance Zategral of the Absorption
an Neutrons (Russian)
formula RI(Th)- RI(Au)(d therm.Th /Cr therm.Au )((R Au- 1)/(R Th-1))
ror the resonance integral of thorium the following values
were found: in the lattice: (88 + 5) barn, in the cavity
(63 + 2) barn, in the reflector T59 + 6) barn. These diffe-
reno;s may be explained by the diffe;ent shape of the
spectrum of the resonance neutrons.
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AUTHORS: Krahler, B. V., Nezhevenko, 9. A., 507120-126-1-34162

TITLE: The Mechanism of the Radiation Decomposition of Hydrogen Per-
oxide (Mekhanizm radiatsionnogo raspada perekisi vodoroda)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 126, Nr 1, pp 126 - 129
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The papers on the decomposition mentioned in the title (Refs
1-9) did not compare the yield GH 0 with the data of A. 0.
Allen (Ref 10) concerning the radiolysis of water by Y*-rays.
These data may be represented by the equation W (2V + I)H 20
- (2m + n )H20 - nH + MOE + 1H 202 + kH 20 where k,l,m,n are
Allen's coefficients, which give the quantity of the individu-
al particles formed by the absorption of 100 ev radiation. The
authors wish to prove that such a comparison-may contribute
towards clearing up the entire mechanism. They carried out the
radiolysia in the absence of H 2 and 02 by blowing nitrogen
Card 1/3 through the liquid. As further raactions, which develop with-

-The Mechanism of the Radiation Decomposition of SOV/20-126-1-34/62
Hydrogen Peroxide
out the liberation of oxygen, they mention: H 202 + H H 20 +
+ OH (II); H2 02 + OH -4 H20 + U02 and H02 + H U202
(IV). The entire reaction group I - IV is in the following de-
noted by A. With oxygen liberation the following reactions are
possible: H02 + OH --P, H20 + 02 (B); H202 + H02 _'~' H20 + OR +
* 0 2 (C); H02 + H02 -), H202 + 0 2 (D) and H 202 + 2H02 ---~ 2H202 +
* 0 2' Determination of the predominating reaction in the inter-
ruption of the reaction chain is possible by comparing k1len's
data with the values for GH202- The equations for the reaction
mechanisms A + B, A + C, A + D and A + E are written down and
are graphically represented (Figs 1-4). The analysis of the
equations and the experimental data give the mechanism A+ D + C.
There are 4 figures and 10 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
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- The Mechanism of the Radiation Decomposition of SOV/20-126-i-34/62
Hydrogen Peroxide
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics
of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: January 28, 1959, by A. 1. Alikhanov, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 26, 1959
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AUThOR!i: Eruhler, B. V. and Hyasishcheva, G. G.
TITLE: Un Uiv mechanisms of the radiolysis of aqueous solutions
of 11 21021 and H 202
:SOURCE: Trudy 11 Vsesoyuzno6,-o'soveshchaniya pu cadiat8ionnoy khi-
mii. Ld. by u. 6. Polak. Moscow, Izd-vo AN36~DR, 1962,
114-121
TiM: The authors con*ider b dossible reactions that can occur
durizi~; radiolysis Of ZL(JUeOUU jolutions of h ;~ , 021 a rid H202and de-
duce equationo for the icinetics of radliolysis and for the variation3
in tj,e yields Of H., 021 and 11 20 2 with the concentrations of the
initial 8oiutions tad the inten6ity and type of radiation. The the-
oretical predictions are in very good agreement with many published
results. The range of vaiidity of the approximations used in the
theory is discussed. It is also shown that the existence of the
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1112 law for ti.u J1eids of r~tdioly6ib of ~-;olutiorjs uf h"U C0111,i Ms
~ 2
the propo~3ed mi,lel of *.!,,(-, ra iolysia of solutions containing ~-tll
three components (h), J29 aid ii,,O without postul-itinll,, the forma-
tion of two tjpuu of reduciri,-; radical in the 'radiolysiB of vi.,iter.
There Live 7 fi,ares urid 2 taules.
k6SOCIATION: iristitut.teoret1c.,,eskoy i exsperii:.k:~itallnoy fizi'rzi
J'SjR (Institute of Theoretical :,nd Lxyz~rimental
.0hysics, U~;LJR)
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BI 01 YBI 10
AUTHORS: Ershler, B. V., and Myasishcheva,_G. G.
TITLE; Applicability of an approximate model to radiolytic reac-
tions of hydroger, oxygen, and hydrogen peroxide in aqueous
solution
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheakoy khimii, v. 36, no. 4, 1962, 726-733
TEXT: On the ba3is of the approximate &llen moliel (see below), equations
are derived for radiolysis processes, and their agreement with
experimental data of other scientists is checked. The following reactions
are considered: H 202 + H - H2 0 + OB (1); E2 + OH - H20 + H (2);
H202 + OH - H 20 + HO2 (3); HO 2+ H - H202 (4); HO2 + Ho2 H202 + 02 (5)1
H + 02 - HO 2 (6); H202 + HO 2 . H 20 + 02+ OH (7); H + H H2 (8). The
dependence of the reaction rate w i on the reaction constant k i and the
particle concentration is noted for each reaction. For the yield G q of
each particle q, G ' G0 + FG holds. From this, the following equations
Card 1/4 q q i

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Appi4-cability of an approximate B101 YB110
are derived: C H 2 L + 1 aM; G 02 L + (1 - a)M; G H202 - GH2 2G 02
(IT), where a r1i 11H + A[H 0 L - x + k - aM - 1;
2j/( 2 - 2 21)
M - (y + Bx 112 ["2 021 P 1?2 100N11, (N - Avogadro's number, I intensity
of radiation). For the calculation of x, y and I, the following equations
1/2 0 - a)B- )P 1/2
are written down: x Q +Yql P, q - 0-501 21 + (1 LH2
Y - 0-5D- 1/2 ( E 2 x + 4(b x) - Ex 1/2 P - k - am - 1 - -*Dy 2 _ ay IH2 0 P 1/2;
b - m + 1 - k. For the constants: k - k /k ; B - k, A' 12; C - k k18 ~2
3 2 6
2 /2.11/2. 1/2
D - k 5 /k7; E - k 4/k15 C8 1 F = k 1* k5 /k 4; G - kl/k 6- Calculations on
the basis of the equation system IT for H 20 2 solutions, saturated with H 2
at 1 atm; solutions containing only H 2021 solutions of 02; oolutiona with
comparable content of H 2 arid 0 29 and a solution saturated with H 2 at I afm,
produced good agreement with the experimental data of Allen and other
scientists. The applicability of the model in dependence on the assumed
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Applicability of an approximate B101 YB110
a~-roximation /equal distl-ibuti~n and simultaneous development of the
radicals) -s discussed. The 11 2 relation may be used as criterion for
the even distribution of the radicals in the solution. For stationary
concentration, G H21 G01) and G 11202 is equated with zero in the equation
noving equations
system (11) and the fo~ are obtained:
112 1/2 -. . -I
:H 1p 1(y + Bx [lf2l H202]A(x + k)/ - x);
.- 2 2 1 /2 2 1/2 - L 112 2 1 /2]
70 -j (Dy P- + Y 0- y - (1/2D DE x + 4(b - X) - Ex
~. 2~ (11CX IH2 21)'
(IV'. In agreement with the experimental data 11,202]'a found to approach
a minimum asymptotically at ~. -->O, and a maximum at
1021 [021 -4 co
1 1 /,,
iH2 ->oo at ~021 -> 0. The I relation is shown by the fact that if
there is a change of the intensity from 1 1 to 1 21 the curves log [H211
1/2
log IH20 21 versus log 1021 are displaced along both axes by log(I1/I2)
The assumption of two types of reducing particles, H and H proposed by
Allen, is unnecessary for the explanation of experimental data existing at
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.Lpplicability of an approximate ... B1 01YB1 10
present. There are 7 figures and 2 tables. The four moot important
English-language references read as follows: A. 0. Allen, J. Phys. Chem.,
-52, 479, 1948; A. 0. Allen, C. J. Hochanadel, J. A. Chormley, T. W.
Darvis, J. Phys. Chem., ~-6, 575, 1952; A. 0. Allen, Radiation Rea., .1, 85,
1954; A. 0. Allen, J. Phya. Chem., �j, 928, 1959-
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tures . The rate constant for ir-,L- M
comput~ed on the bas s of tho T-~ju_~! 1,
for Parai'le-1 reactions was
ments and elucidating the m-~Iiani3m ~,f
asymmetry coefficients on the magnr-!~
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with muonium, The authors express ~ftai.ks, u_~ ... ~~:L , i an-~ A,
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AUTHOR- Babayev, A I.; Myasishcheva, G. G.
Obukhov, Yu.--V.~ Rogan2y.V. S--A-
Firsov, V. G.; Balats. M.- Ya.
ORG: none
TIT~E: Experimental tnvestigation of the chemical reactions of muonium
SOURCE: USSR. Gosudarstvennyy komitet po topollzovaniyu atomnoy ener U.
Institut teoreticheskoy i ekspertmentallnoy fiziki. Doklady, no. 388, 1965.
Eksperimentallnoye issledovaniye khimicheskikh reaktaty myuoniya, 3-28
TOPIC TAGS: muonium, muon chemical interaction, muonium interaction, atomic
muonium, assymetry coefficient, angular positron distribution, binary mixture,
competing acceptor method
ABSTRACT: Measurements were made of assymetry coefficients in the angular I
distribution of escaping positrons . Ja-e* for several compounds and their binary
mixtures. The results obtained were used to compute the constants of the rate of
interaction between atomic muonium and substance. To augment the accuracy of
the risults and to clarify the mechanism of the process, a method of competing
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KTASISHMTA... X.J..0-- ~-
Titamiu B12 content of the blood In healthy and diseased persons.
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1. Baktartologichaskaya laboratoriya, Loniqgradelcogo inatituta pereli-
vanlya krawi (cav. laboratortway - starohiy nauchnyy sotrudnik T.A.
Xrotava).
(CYAROCOBALA14M) (BWOD--MMINATION)

MT1S-IZHGMA,-jj:!~, (Leningrad, u1. Graftio, d.4. kv.29)
Significance of the study of the concentration of vitauin B in
the blood of surgical patients. YestAtir. 63 no.12:44-54 12,59.
(MIRA 130)
1. Iz baktoriologlehemkor laboratorii (xav. - doktor biologlahes kh
nauk TA. Kroto-va) t khirargichemkoy kliniki (sav. - prof. A.N.
Pilatcyr) Leningradskogo ordena Trudovogo Mrasnogo Zaameni Inatt-
tuta perellvaniya krovi.
OTA110CMALUan)
(OPERATIONS, SURGICAL)

HYASISHOMA, N.V.
Jbthod of determining vitamin B12 in the blood. Lab.dolo 6 no.l:
35-37 Ja-79 160. (KIRA 13:4)
1. Is baktoriologichookoy laboratorti (saveduyushchly - doktor bio-
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Xnsnogo Zaament nauchno-lonledovatel'skogo instituLta parelivantya
krovi.
(CYAMCOBALAMIIM)

AKKEMWI, V.V., doktor med.nauk; IVANOVA, P.M.; KLIMOVA, K.N.;
KWWVA, T.A.0 prof.; MYASISHCHEVA, F.V.
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SSSR prof. A.D. Filatov, dir. - dotsent A.D. Belyakow).
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DOMETTI, A.A.; ZIMINA, A.M.; KALININ, F.P.; LAKTIONOVA, P.I.; MOROSHKINA, 0.1.;
MYASISFCHDIA, Ye.I.- NECHAYEVA, Yu.A.; PREOBKAZHEjISYIY, A.I.; RUSH,
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II&MISHCIEVA, Ye.I., metodist
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(MIRA 15:7)
1. Ministerstvo prosveshcheniya RSFSR.
(Grading and marking (Students))

MYASISHCHEVA, Ye.I.,, metodist
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v shkole 25 no.4s85 JI-Ag 162. (MIRA 1528)
1. Ministerstvo proaveshcheniya RSFSR.
(Geography-Textbooks)

SOKOLOV V.M. Prinijm I uchantiye 1-~YSHETSKAYA, Ye.N.
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red.; BASHLAVINA, G.N., red.; ijIBIY,, A.Y,,., red.;
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red.; LOBZOVA, N.A., red.
[Atlas of Moscow Province] Atla~i Mu-~ku,,,3kni 0 JEIS 4
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