SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BATUNER, L.M. - BATURICHEVA, Z. B.

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Calculating the multiplicity of mass exchange In
rectification
columns. Trudy Lou. khim.-farm. inst. no.4o.19-28 158.
(NIRA 12:12)
(Mass transfer) (DistillatioD apparatus)

BATUM, LoM,; PIWASOV, A.M.
Chamical .adsorption. Trudy Lon. khlpN-farm. insts,
no&4:34-43
158, (MIRA 12:12)
(Adsorption)

BATUIMR, L. M.
Deriving an equation for the absorption coefficient.
Trudy Ion.
khilc,,-farm. inet, no.4-.49-51 158, MRA 12:12)
(Absorption)

BATUM, L.H*-. GoRBAcHim, w.A,
Model analywis of, ion eXchaW flitero. Trudy len.
kbi2r.-farg.
inst. no,4:52-60 158. (MIRA 12:12)
(Ioln ex.changs) (Filters and filtration)

BATURN , L.M.- PROTASOV, A.M.
Hydrodynamics of ion exchange filters. Trudy Lon.
:khiw.-farm.
inst.. no.4:61-65, 158. (MIRA 12 -.12 Y
Oilters and filtration) (Ion exchange) (Hydrodynamics)

BATUNMR, L.H.
I 117drodYmmice of wetted-wall apparatuo for
diazotlzation, Trudy
Lon. khim6-farm. inst. no.4:66-68 '58. (NIRA 12:12)
k0hemical apparatus) (4drodymmice)

XR,,Lev Mandelovioho!.doWntg-kand.,takhn.nauk; POZINI
Make Tefinovich,
A.M.. doteent, kand,fiz,-wt,
prof.$ doktor teklW,hauko, PRTSW
naWc, red,; TONKMA, T.As topinn.rede
[Mathematical methods applAed.to chemical technology]
Natemati-
cheskle matody v khInichestol tekbdkee Isd,j,, perer, I
dope
Pod obehohel redo X.RePosinas Zeningrad,
Gasonsuchno-takha.lad-vo
khim.lit-ry, 1960. 639 p. (KMA 14:2)
(Chemistry. Technical)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5160
Batuner, Lev Mendelevich, and Maks Yefimovich Pozin
Matematicheskiye metody v khimicheakoy tekhnike (Mathematical
Methods in Chemical Engineering) 3rd ed., rev. and enl, Lenin-
grad, Gookhimizdat, 1960. 640 p. 10,000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page, Make.Yefimovich Pozin, Professor; Ed.:
A, M. Protasov; Tech. Ed.: T. A. Fomkina.
FURFOSEz This book Is Intended for chemical engineeral
researchers,
and mabufacturers. It may also be used as a manual by students
at chemical and engineering schools of higher education.
COVERAOE-~ The book presents methods for solving various problems
in
chemistry and chemical engineering with the aid of methods of
higher mathematics. It gives numerous typical examples taken
from laboratory and manufacturing practlee. This edition differs
from earlier editions In several ways. Chapters ZII and IV con-
sider new phenomena; section 9 Is newly added to Oh VIIt Chapters
VI and XIII are now; Ch. XIV contains two new secti;ns, and 13;
Card 1/24

3701a
S/12 000/007/004/027
D234/D308
AUTHORS: Batuner, L. M. and Protasov, A. M.
TITLL. Determination o,f the temperature of periodic explosive
reactions
PERIODICAL; Referativnyy zhurnalt Mekhanika, no. 7, 1962, 11, ab-
stract 7B58 (Tr. Leningr. khim.'-farmatsevt. in-ta,
1960, no. 11, 189-198)
'TEXT: The allthors consider the problem of measurement of
tempera-
ture of a medium at the instant of explosion and during
subsequent
expansion of the gas mixture. For the purpose of such
measurement,
a resistance thermometer, connected to an automatic recording de-
vice, was placed in the reaction chamber containing a piston. The
dependence of the measured temperature*on time was determined on
the basis of a thermal balance equation. The authors obtain a
dif-
ferential equation of first order, in which the right-hand side
is
given by the graphical dependence of temperature on time. This
Card 1/2

S/1 24/62/6f00/'007/004/027,
Determination of the ... D234/D308
equation is solved for given initial conditions. As a result of
the
analysis it is established that the maximum reading of the
tesist-
P_nce thermometer is delayed by 0.3 of a cycle and amounts to 70%
of the true maximum value of the temperature in the chamber, 4
re-
ferences. Z-A6stracter-8 note; Complete translation._7
Card 2/2

RATUNER, LJ4.; LYASHFBKO, V.D.; VOVSI, B.A.;
VITENEKRG, A.G.
Themokinetics of the catalytic decmposition of
o-methoxyphenyl
diazonium sulfate. Trudy Lon. khim-farm. inst.
no.141313-122
162 (MIRA l7sl2)

RATUNER., L.M.
Hydraulic resistance in packed colums and suspension fi-Itra-
tion, Trady Len* khimo-farme inot, no.14:123-341 162.
(KM 17:2)
Kinetics of ion exchange In the processes of vater treatment*
MAd. UA2-348
Rxperiment&I calculatione and Investigations of the continuous
process of otreptozqtin ion exchangw applicable to the trave-
ling-belt apparatus. Ibid. a149-168
Thermodynamics of the reatifiestim of binary solutions.
Md. $169-184

- BATUNERY L.M.; KULIBAKH, V.O., red.
[Kinetics of chemical processes taking place in
flow
reactors; a manual for eorreipondence students]
Kine-
tika khimicheskikh protsessov v protoclaWkh
apparatakh;
uchebnoe posobie dlia studentov-zaochnikov.
Leningrad..
Leningr. khimLK(-.~--farmatsevOchaskii in-t, 1963
94 p.
(vin 1;..I)

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tekhn. re4; GIMISs To.M., t0hne red,; rACHXWFWIYj,
N*Y,, tekhn.
re4
[Volga4ona, technima accoint of the construntion of the
TI. Iinft
Vb3ga-Dan 1xvigation Guma; the T.Siximsk Hydroelectric
Center,
wA irrigation system] Volgo-aon; takhaidbeakii otchat
o'strottell-
stye Tolgo-Donskogo.sudokhodnago kanala imal VIII.,
Lealrds, Tsiz-
liandkogo gidr6usla i orositellaykh sooreshenit,
1949-1952; v piati
tosakhoi Moskva, GosW' energ, isd-yo. Volel. (General
structural
descriptions] Obahchee opisanie soorashenii. Glaw, red*
S.U. mmk.
Red. tow N.M. Griatdn- 1957. 319 P. V61,2.
[Organization of can-
straction. Specialized operations in hydraulic
englueerivel Qw,
nizatalia stroltel'stia. Spetsiallriye
gidrotakhnioheekle raboty.
(Coutimmed on nGxt cazd)

ASONSM, V.I.... (contiuuad) Card 4.
Giav. red, S.Ik, Zhuk. Red. tom I.N. Xostrov. 1958.
319 P.
(MM U;9)
1. Rusla (1923- - MAR,) Muleterstyo elektrostautsit.
Dyxxro
tekhnichaskogo otcheta o stroitellatve Tolgo-Dona. 2.
Chlen-kor-
respondeut Almdezii naut SSSR (for Akhutin). 3.
DaYltvitel'ai
chlen AkmAemii etroltelletya I aTi&itektux7 SSSR (for
GrIsMu,
Raziu). I
(Volga Don Oaml-FqdrauUe 6nCineeriog)

8/128/63/WO/001/007/008-
A004/A127
AUTHORS i laont yeva, A.V., Batuner, yu.Yess Likhachev# R.B.
TITIE31
Improving the quality of the AX 8 (AL8) alloy
PERIODICALs Liteynoye proizvodetvo, no. 1, 1963, 37
TEM To reduce the amount 'of oxides in the ALB alloy it Is refined
for 5
under intense stirring in,vertical direction, while
'8 minutes at 700
720 C
the surface of the melt is continuously covered with a carnallite
flux. The slag
is removed from the surface, new flux is added and the metal is
poured-at 700
720*C, which increases the machan-l!W properties of the alloy as
follows: b
30-8 -*- 32.5 kg/,mm2, and 9-3- 11.6% after heat treatment. If AL8
alloy with
beryllium and titanium additions is produced, It Is recommended to
refine the al-
loy by mixing the flux layer over a depth of 100 - 150 mm. Corrosion
tehts-.Of-*
specimens-produced by'this technology-showed that ALS alloy parts
containing ti-.
Unium and improved by repning showed the highest corrosion resistance.
Card 1/1

LEONTOYEVA, A.V.; BATMO TU.T#,j IJXUCBEV, R.B.
I --- -
Improving the quality of the ALS alloy. Lit.
proizv.
no*1:37 A 163. (MMA 3.6:3)
(Allml am-magnesium alloyo--4%tallurgy)

BATUNIV M W!,-Prof*j* ZaAluzhenn~7 deyatel I nauki; ILI
IN, B.I.0
Results of the readers' conferenee organized by the Gorkiy
Dmatovenereologioal Society on April 13p 1961 for
discussing
Us materials published in the journalp "Vestnik
dermatologii i
venerologii* ih 1960. Teot.derm.i van. no.22t77-81 161.
(MIM 15%3.1
1. P~redsedatell Gorikovskogo dermato-venerologicheskogo
obahchestva
(for Batunin). 2. Sakretart Gortkovskogo
dermato-venerologicheakogo
obshchestva (for Win)e
~ (UNfATOLOGY-PMUODICAIS) (VEMMLOGY-PERIODICAIS)

)4/49T90
A10 m
Lt soo
i offl6sii '6f Sooisty. OITOD titUs of 81
V. raid'.,

; V. P.
Batunin, .. P.--"The separate stages of the work of tho Kafedra
skin-venereal diseases
GGIII imeni 'I. M. Kirov on its 25th anniversary and of the
Gor1kovekiv regional
Scientific-reasearch of skixivenereal diseases institute on its
l5th anniversary,"
Nauch. zapiski Gor'k. in-ta dei-.ratologii i venerologli i
Hafedry kozhno-varenich.
bolezney GGYI im. Kirova, Issue 12~ 194481 p. 5-17
SO: U-3264, 10 April 1953, (Letopis 'Zhurnal. Inykh Statey, No.
3, 1949)

7 11 ~T~- L .I .
Batunin,- M. ?.--"Carbohydm-te chan-,e dttring eczema," Nauch.
zapiski Gor'k. in-ta
dermatologii i venerologii i Kafedry kozhno-varenich. bolazney
COMI Im. Mron, Inava 12,
1948, P. 60-64
SO: U-3264$ 10 April 1953, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statay, No.
3s 1949)

Batmin, 14. P.-I'Percentage of cho3.r!.Co j-n the blood,
urine and .9kin during aczema.0
Nauch, zapisk-i Gorik. in-ta dermatologli i venerologii i
Kafedr-, kozhno-verenich.
bolezney GGHI im. Kirova, Issue 12, 1948, p. 65-75
SO: U-1264, 10 April 19532 (Letopis 'Zhurnal lmjkh Statey,
No. 3, 1949)

Batunin, M. P.--"Reactivaness of skirt to a chemical substance
during eczena." Nauch.
zanislci Gor'k. in-ta dematologii i venerologii i Kafedry
kozhnoverericn. bolizrey.
GQYI Ln. Kirova, Issue 12, 19.48, p. 76-Q5
Z'~O- U-32641 10 April 1953, (Iatopis 1Zhurnal Onyl:h Statay, No.
3t 1949)

W-TUNIN, 11. P. Prof .
"Experience in the Use of Solbent B.S. in Dermatology,"
a report.
given at the annual scientific session of the AU Sci.
Soc. of Dermato-
Venerolog. in 1952

g-4O'jj4np'-; GLIMNSILTA, T.A.; 90WIS, I.I.
YbLrther aotivitles in rporgpization of
derwato-vonereologioal medi-
Cal Institutions aGCorq**..to the Pavlovian theoryp
Vast. Toner.,
Xoskv& no. $:7-12 llow-%6'1952. '(=~ aba) - ~ I
'j

BAMIN, M.P., professor; KAWSIS, I.I., rofessor. w trs)
Review of Oftoblems of dermatology and venersologyw published
by the Central Institute for ffidn and Venereal Diseases. TOIX
Modgis, 1953, Reviewed by M.P.Batunin, I.I.Hatusts. Vest.TOUA
dorm. no.1:51-55 Ja-1r 154. (MLRL 7:2)
(Skin-Diseases) (Venereal diseases)
jv~

RATUMNA 1". 11. n-ofessor At;sociates.
"'he Stud..- of the Intprocoptor Connectionr of the '-tomnch and
Skin in
Certain Dermatoses.11
Vestnik vereralogii i dermatolcgii (bulletin of Venerolgoy
Dermatology),
No 1, Uanuary -Fer)r-uaz7 195h kbiomper), MoFcow.

ISp I&I,; GLLYINSKATA. ToAo; PZSIMp Z.Ao; BOL15MU.T.T.
ft"WA" YA, R.P.1 RAPOPMT, B.N.; MUSMIN, Sol.
Use of o4bylowlycol amoothyl- other In dernstole". Test. Von.
I dom noo3:11-15 NY-40 154. (mm 7;.8)
1, Is CorOkovskogo ko~xhuo-vonerologlcheskogo InstItuts, (dire
prof,
X.Popatmin)
(SKINO* diseases,
fthere, 2-othavothanol)
(A=OLO Imm,,dorlvatlyes,
02-othoj79thawl, ther, of skft dI so

DATUNIN. M.P., professor
'Gonarrheam; oroulsatloml said mnthodological
materials. Re-
viewed by M.P. Batunin. Test.vanilsrm-no-3:59-60
MY-Ja '55.
(OONDFOM) (KLItA 8: 10)

1- .1 6144- &,"tj Df ,, . " :
I . !'k 11, r-, I , V1 ~. . I ;
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EXCEMA 14EDICA See 13 Vol 13/5 Dermatolog: May 59
134 1. PENTABISMOL. IN THE TREATMENT OF SYPHILIS
(Russian text) -
tuni I. P Kagan M. Z. . Molseeva t. V. , fternizova
f*lr an5d?R-er;tzov D.N. -NAUCH.ZAP.GORK.INST.DERM.1
VENER.KAF.KOZIINO-VENER.tIOLEZ, GGMI 1956, 17 (206-214)
.Pentablamol, a Soviet water -soluble bismuth
preparation. wasiriedouton33
patients with primary or secondary syphills. The
preparation was given until the
disappearance of clinical manifestations of syphilis,
afterwards it was combined
with novarsenobenzol. The spirachaetae disappeared
from the lesions within 2 to
6 days after the administration of 2 to 6 ml.
pentabismol, and secondary eruptions
subsided after 4 to I ml. The preparation acted
favourably on the serological
reactions and did not adversely affect the
detoxicating liver tynction. It was well
tolerated by the patients, did not produce serious
complications and proved to be
highly effective In early active and recurring forms
of syphilis,
(S)

,BATUNIN M.P. prof.. zaeluzheurqy dayatell nauki; X&GAN,
K.Z,, otarsihir
W=-hWy sotrudnik; MIMUMV, X.Ae, dotsent; NOSYRIVA, N.Vot
nauobqy
sotrudnik; KHIZRINq V4Yu,, Aiuchnyy notrudnik
Observations on the treatment of sypbtlitic patients vith
bloilliul.
Test.derm.i van. 33 uo.St50-54 S-0 '59. (MIRA 13 t2)
1. Is Gorlkovelcogo nauelbuo-issledovatellskogo
kozhuo-veuerologicheako-
go institute, i kafedry koshmo-venerichookikh bolexney
Gorlkovskogo.
gosudarstv'ennogo meditainakogo institute. imeni S.K.
Kirova (direk-tor
lustituta, I saveduyushchiy kafedroy - zasluzeuW deyatell
nauki prof.
M.P*
(SYPHILIS ther.)
(PENICILLIN ther.)

BATUM &Pev BMMUP G*A*
,-P
Is a Apmtod Wome'rum test necessary for prepmt sets?
lest.dwa.i veno 34 wo&61-62 160. "1 =A 13 in)
(III 'IT JA.*ASSUMM RUCTION)

BATMTO, M.P.; BERLIN, G.A.
Wassermamn examination of Patients in somatic
hospitals. Vest.
derm.i ven. no.1:63-64 162. (MIRA 15 -:L)
(smTnjs--nrAGKous-wAssmwm Rncna)

BAT Prof.
A-~~~
2
Development of theoretioal dermatoveneredLW in Gorki during
1991- 1
4
1961. Biul. Uoh.med. sov. 3 no.2;12-16 i-4-"p 162. (MIRA 1514)
GORKI--SKIN-DISUSES) j
MIM-4MEML DISEASES)

dayatelt nauki, prof.; BERLIN, G.A.,
2aS1U2hevm7y vrach RSFSR, kand.ned.nauk ,
Role of mass serological mmminations for the
detection of
latent syphil.19. Vest. deM i ven. 37 no.lt66-69
Ja'63.
(MIRA 16s10)
(SYPHILIS--DIAGNOSIS)

BATUNIN.'M.P.'l GLAVINSKAYA, T.A.; SAKHAROVA, V.S.
Effect of externalP -irradiation on the metabolism of thiamine,
nicotinic acid and transaminase. Mod. red,, 10 no.lS62-65 Ja,165.
(KRA 18M
L.Kafedra kozhnykh i venerichaskikh bolesney (sav. - prof. M.P.
Bitunin) GorIkovskogo maditsinskogo institute, imeni Kirova i
Gorlkavskiy nauchno-issladavatellakiy-kozhno-venerologicheskiy
institut.

BATUN.19.,~F,A-,., insbe po tekhnike bezopasnostj sluzhby puti;
ZHUKOV, R.F..,
We are providing for safety* Pat' i put.khos. 6 no.5.-" 162.
(KM 15:4)
1. Ashinskeye dietomtdya Kuybyshavokoy dorogi.
(Indu trial safety) Ulailroads-Employeen)

BAI~NER F.D.
j_
Accelerated construction of No,6 look of the
Volga-Baltte Sea
Waterway. Transp. stroi. 3.4 no.6s2l-24 Je 164. (MIRA
1W)
1, Glavnyy inzh. upravleniya Volgobaltatroy.

BATU prof.
Review of H.S.Kapltmls book "coneation of transactions of the
Scientific and Practical Gonferenee of the Dermatolcgists and
Venereologists of Siberiag the North and the Far East." Vast,
derm, i von. 38 no,9:84-85 S 164. (MIRA 1814)
.J'r

TSEUARIUSt Yu,G*j dotsent; PASMV19 VeSey kand*zed.naukl BAIGNMI
L.M.
Problem of aspergillosto of the interwd orgazw. Xlin.net. 38
no.10A19-123 0,160. (Kr-RA IACU)
le Is kafedry patologighookoy autcmii ar, a4 prof, S*A* Vinbo-
gradaw) i kafedi7 fakalftstakoy terapii (sav* prof. Mj,
Uld-novich) lrymskogo neditaimkogo inatituta Imeni Stalina
(d,ir. - doteent-S.I. Geergievakiy),j
(MICAL MrWLOGT)

EXCz:ZPTA MICA * Sec-3 Vol-10/8 Endocrinoloa Aug-56
1446.,BATUNINA V.Ya. *Experimental diabetes (Russian text)
-ARKH.PATOL. 1U5, 4(82-83)
Description of research in the field of diabetes. Four main
conclusions: (1) In dia-
betes in male rats 02 consumption appreciably increases following
removal of the
cerebral cortex. (2) Increased tissue metabolism after removal of
brain, liver
and muscles is to a certain extent evidence for increased use of
energy resources
in diabetes. (3) There is some kind of correlation between the 02
consumption,
following removal of the cerebral cortex, and the blood sugar
level. (4) Changes
in the 02 consumption after removal of the brain are indicative
of the involve-
ment of the CNS in the pathogenesis of the ensuing disorder.
Boerman - Oss'

UM/Humn and Anibal Physiology (I~qrml and Phthological)i, T-7
Digestiont
Abs Jour ; Ref Zhue -" IL91 Io 11, :k958, 5M
Author : Batuninap Mao
Inst :
Title : Ab.soi-ption bf - W~ 65'-by"' th-e- Pancreas, and -by,
Othqr, OrIpne of
14hita. Aa~td- ih,_Experiqentall~ induc6d~ Dieturbcaicbs of the
Hidier N6rvous~Systen.e
Orig Nb : Arkhiv patologli) 1957)'19)- Nol, 42-45-
Abstract : A solution of Zn65 was subcutaneously injected into
white
rats., and 1-2 hours after the injection the radioactivity
of liver, kidneys, spleen,, and_pancreas (P) was investiam-
ted. The largest amunt of W65 was found to be present
in the liver, and smller amounts in P, in the kidneys, and
in the spleen* In rats with a strong derangement of
hir,her nervous activity (M) (4050 repetitions of a 30-
ninute troumtization by penetrating sounds., which was
Card 1/2

BATUN13U. V-Ta.; CRBSHKBV1CH. S.A. (Gorlkiy)
liffect of birch whAte rot callus and camphor on the
development
of sarcoma in white rats following the administration
of 9,10-
dinethyl-1,2-benzanthracene. Pat.fiziol. i akepetarap,
3 nool:75
Ja-F '59'. (MIRA 12:2)
1. Is kafedry patologichaskoy fisiologii
(ispolrqequahchly obya-
.1
sannosti xavedayushchago - dots. V-Ya. Batunina) i
kafadry farma-
kologli (zav. - prof. W.P. Sinitsyn) Gorikovskogo
meditsinskogo
instituta In. S.M. Kirov&.
(HOMOMBAMN) (TUMORS) (CAMPHOR)

SHCHAPOV, M.A., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; IVANOVA,
M.I.; IWTPI!qVA;. N.A.,
inzh,; NEKLYUDOVp A.N.
Determining the optimum braking load of the tension
devices on
winding and warping machines. Tekst. prom. 25
no.L:33-35 Ap 165.
(KRA l8t5)
1. Ivanovskiy nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut
tekstillnoy
pronVahlennosti (for Shchapov)o 2, Nachallnik
laboratorli
tokstillnoy fabriki imeni Dzorzhinskogo (for Ivanova).
3, Laboratorlya tekstillnoy fabrIki Jmeni Dzerzhinskogo
(for
Butunova), 4. Zamestitell nachallnika
motallno-snovallnogo
otdola tekstillnoy fabriki imeni Dzerzbinskogo (for
Nek:Lyudov).

KWIOVICH' P. A* - RkTUNSMTAj
Nervous System - Diseases
Perdcillin.therapy of acute neural virus infections.
Zhmr. nevr. i psildi. no. 2. 1953
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library, of Congress, IUY
1953. Unclassified.

!Y-S
VII!: 0- ft-.
nu-'- r lx-nt~iijc ir,,r,3 ~i;,, !I 1-:01-W

V,ATv#t.4,
OUTITARI Too K.. professor; KAL'GrN, A.D., inshener;
M(MYIV, K.P*O
professor, retesusent; Inshener. retsenzent
KANAXIN, inshener, redaktor; WROLOVA, T.F., tokhrAchoskly
radaktor-
[Machinery] PAshinovedenie. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-takhn.
lzd-vo
mashinostroit. lit-ry. 1954, 408 p. OffAA 7.-10)
(Machinery)

POLAND
Antoni, CHUDY, Jan, ZAJV~Uf Jadwi~-al and NOSK0,
.wu 'Pre ervatJ on (Katedra
Irena, Chair of Food TechnoloZy s I
Tachnolo,-,ii Zjvwnosci i Przechowalnictwa), the WS11
[--.-,.yzsza
Sz*Kola Rolnicza, Hl-,her School of Agricultura3 in
Olsztyn
(Director: Prof. Dr. A. 1RUM(OWSKI)
"Fats of Frur Animals. I. Characteristics of the Fat
of the
Mink (.Mustela vison Schreb.)."
-Lublin i0edveyna ',-,'atarLnarMjna, Vol 19, No 5,
'May
Warsaw
63, PP 230-23~.
Abstract: (Authors' English summary] Investi-ations
re-
vealed that the subcutaneous fat tissue of the minks
varies
in composition from its fat around the kidneys and
mesen-
tery. It is considerably richer in palmitio and
linoloic
acids, poorer in stearic, and contains about the same
per-
centa-a of myristinic acid (7 percent). The
composition
and easier accessibility of the subcutaneous fat
offers a
possibility of its utilization, primarily in the
cosmetic
and pharmaceutical industries. Thera are nine (9)
refer-
ences, of,which 6 are Polish, 2 German, and one is
EnSlish.

LITWOVICH.. I.)L; PAPUSHIN, L.L.; BEIM.. V.V.; BATURA., N.I.
Comparative testing of d"teir.13w centrifuges. Koks i kb'--
no.3:11-14
163. (MIRA 16:3)
1. lasinovokly kokookbinichooldT sayod.
- (Donato Babin-Zoal preparation) (Centrifugeo-Testing)

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AUTHORSt His
ulovin, L. luzin'. V. Yea V&JwlmWw. N. ApI TArner, To, Los
Batura. S. E,j ShXyakhtim. DL As
TITM ParcUel-ceries,shift, registerg- Class 42, No. 170203
SOURGEV Byulletsul Is6bretenly i toval4kanakowl no* 8, 1965, 6"S
TDPIO TAGSi shift register
1.~' ABSTRAM This Author Certificate presents a parallel-series
shift register
having potential triggers with gates at the recording Inputs.
To decrease the
nimbor of storage unite, the register contains bapio registers
for parallel in-
for=tion recording and one miadliaz7 register controlling the
shift of inforn-
tion in the basic registers* The outputs of each preceding
trigger are connected
to the record gate inputs of the next (ass, Fig# I on the
Snolosvre)s The ssoond
inputs of the sam record gates of thwaudlia:7 register are
comeoted to the
input for the shift pulse series at output, the one rsoord
gates are conneated
-to the input for the shift pulse series at recording. The
second input of the
record gate of each trigger of the basio+rogister Is connected
to the sero output-
of tbo trigger of the awdliary register vith the @an& number.
fte sumersUon -:4
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ASSWIATIONs
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Eminoorim Plxnt M

MMS M SUB Como IDP
SUBHrTMs 02J&uU

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P". by Me. S02. W..
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BATUU, V. A.) PICTJLEVSXUA,, L.; FAK.')VSXTY, Ve Too
PTypes of humus fuel and their formation.*
Report submitted for the Znd International Peat
Congress, Leningrad;
15-22 Aug 63.

GLLUSP90s V.P.; ZAVGOROMUYA., Issr.j SEHERYUK., V.I.; Z.
Cathodic reduction of copper oxide. Zb=.prikl.Wdm. 34
no.S&IM9-
1925 Ag 1161. (KtU 24:8)
-1 - -, I I - - - I. I I - (Copper oxide) (Reduction.,
Electrolytic)

r- t
A. E bEs t u r a
E-n o prig pa r ng
TO P 7 C AGS ba r I um c a i- b o i is t s t r c, n t
L ~A L -.'I C
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ture, the crystal dimenslons decreased frolum 1C, to 6 with an incr-aq,? in
ASSOCIATION: Filial instituta reakti-)v f. ootnr)~--iN-H ... N type. This is confirmed by the infrared absorption
spectra of those compounds (Rafe 1, 2). The ultraviolet
absorption
spectra of pyrazole and its methyl derivatives do not show the
effect
of formation of this hydrogen bond (Rof 3). The present paper
deals
with the infrared absorption spectra of the following
othoxy-derivatives
of pyrazole with froe imino nitrogen; 3-mothyl-5-othoxypyratole
(substance I In a table on p 708) and
3.-I-dimethyl.-S-sthoxypyrazole (11),
as well as the infrared spectra of 1,3-dimethyl-5-athoxypyrazole
(111)
invnich imino hydrogen Is replaced by a mathyl. group. The
spectra were
measured in the region of valence vibrations of the NH group
using an
113-11 Infrared spectrometer with a UP prism. The absorption
spectra
Card 1/2 were obtained both for crystals in the form of thin
layers on NaCl plates

Infrared Absorption Spectra of Certain Pyrazolo, Derivatives in
the )A Region
and for solutions in carbon tatrachbride. xho results are given
in
the table on p 708. Cola I and 2 give the frequencies for a
colution
and a crystal sample of compound 1, cola 5 and 4 give the
frcquencies
of a solution and a crystal sample of compound II and col 5 gives
the froquencies of a solution of comDound III. The 2.85 it band
appears
in solutions of I and II, which contain the NH group. The 3.14,
3.21 and
3.25 it bands w-4ro observed in crystalline samples and not-to.
-dilute
solutions of compounds I and II. Those three bands are due to
antlaymnetrical vibrations of nitrogen atom oound with hydrogen
in a
six-member ring of the double molecule. "L'ho remaining bands
appear in
all the three compounds and are due to valence vibrations of the
CHlCH2 (original in error?) and CH.3 groups. The results should
suggest
that dimerization in these three compounds occurs by formation of
intermolecular hydrogen bonds of the sane type as in tne methyl
derivatives of pyrazole (Raft 1, 2). There are 1 table, I figure
and
3 references, 1 of which is Soviet, 1 Italian and I German.
SUMITTED: Juno 16, 1958
Ca rd 2/2

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AM= S Startsev. V.1., Baturichava, Z. aid Tairlin, Yu.A.
TITIA s The Temperature Dependence of Luminescence of N&I(TI)
Cryltals at
Touperatures of 0-27000. -t I - 11
MIODIG&Ls Optiia I spoictroakopiya, 1960, Vol 8, Wr 4. pp 541-644
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs The reported (Refs 1-4) temperature dependences of the
intensity of
luminescence of N&I(T1) are oontradictory. The aim of the present
woric vas to study the tonparature dependence of the Intensity of
luminescence of Nal(TI) with 0*06-0.1% T1 excited with Y-raywo The
temperature dependence Was obtained between 0 and .2700C at the
rates
of beating varying from 15 to 90 deco(hour. An N&I(TI) crystal of
13 = diameter and height (4 In Fig 1) vas placed in an aluminium
container 6 inside a copper block 3 vhich vas joined by means of a
copper rod vith a heater. Temperatures vere measured with a
copper-
eoustantLn thermocouple and the temperature difference between the
surface and the centr* of the crystal did not exceed, 20C. A
photo-
multiplier-9 (M-19) vLs separated from the crystal by a
plane-parallel
glass plate 7 and it vas air cooled. The crystal vas excited with
Y-rays
Ca rd 1/3 from 04137 Nw - 661 ksV). Dependeace of the anode
current of the

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9201/3691
The Touporature Dependence of Luminescence of NOLI(TI) Orystain
at Tamporaturts
of 0-27000
photomultiplier on the orystal temperature (integral
measurements) was
obtained by meant of a nicroammeter M-91a across which a 10 jiF
capacitance
was connected (this ensured that x - RO of the system was 4,
st)c).
Alternately a pro-amplifier was connected to the photomultiplier
anode
and pulses from its output were fed to an oscillograph 251 and
photographed (pulse measurements). The decay time was deduced
from the
form of the dependence of the pulse amplitude on the absolute
temperature
T and on x. After several heating-cooling cycles (Fig 2, curves
I and 2)
the intensity of luminescence was found to decrease linearly
with rise of
temperature at the rate of 0.12 t 0.03 *do& (Fig 2. curve 3).
Luminescent properties of the crystals were not affected by the
amount
of thallium between 0.05 and 0.1%. At rocm temperature the main
component of luminescence, amounting to 90-95% of the total
signal, had
a decay time 'e, - 0.26 Itsea; the remaining 6-10% of
luminescence had a
decay timotis- 0.7-1.2 "ec, Dependence of the decay time '&.1 on
temperature shown in Pig S. Theoretical dependences of the pk*tQ-
multiplier signal V on the absolute temperature T and on x -
Rr.'~,Mculated
using ,V(T) and Vo(T), where V. - Ila V as RO 4 0. The
theoretical
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B201~691
The Umperature Dependence of Luminescence Of YAI(Tl) Crysta 1;
at Touporatures
or 0-2700C
curves agreed satisfactorily with the authors' experimental
resultt
(R*f 3) and with th*-dats of Webb and Jobanson (Ref 2) and
KiusA (Ref 3),
but they differed fro the results reported by Solon et al,
(Rot 1)
and by X*esssu (Ref 4). There are 6 figures arA 7 references,
1 of
iftich is Soviet, 5 Inglish and I French.
SUEMITMs July 17, 1959
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ACCBSBION IM.- AR5DD5658 8/0058/64/OOD/012/W7/DO57
SMCE: Ref. %h. Flzika, Abs. 12D436
AIMRS: Batwicheve. Z. B.; Tsirlin, Yu. A.
f
TIMS: Pnlse~d th=wluminescence of Cel(TI) and Nal(T1) crystals
CrM SOURCEs Sb. StsintlllyatM I staintillyste. materi&ly. Vyp- 3.
MMT'kov,
Lhazr'kovsk. un-t, 1963. 49-50
TOPIC TAGS: tbermoltminvacence,, tenTerp-ture dependence, x ray
Irradiation,
TRANSIATIO.Ni The anthors measwed the Intensity of stationary
lwdnescence and
the beigbts of luminescence pulsee of the crystals CsI-TI and Val-TL
(0.05t vt.
T-1) excited by go==& rays from Cs137 m a function of the crystal
t-!mpP-rr-tu:--e im
the later-irrd 20-150C. The caw-fes were ccwpared with the curv*--.s
of ther=a- de-
ee:v:itatlon of x-rixy irradiated crystals~ An agreel---ent between
the temperatures
o:.' the =axi= vas ob6ervod on t", curyes of &11 typus. The results
obtaimed ara

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ACCESSION NR: AR4043996 S?0058/64/ooo/006/DD73/DD?3
SOURCE: Ref. sh. Fizika, Abe 6D551:
AUTHOR. Baturicheva, Z. B.1 Tairlin, Yu. A.
TITLE: Negative thermoluminescence of alkali halides
CiM SOURCE:. Sb. Stsintillyatory* i stsintillyats. materialy*.
Khar1kov,
Khar1kovsk. un-t, 1963, 116-118
TOPIC TAGS: thermoluminescence, 'negative thermoluminescence,
alkali.halide,
crystal cooling
TRANSLATION: Investigates the dependence of relative light yield on
temperature
in alkali-halide crystals of CaI-T1 and NaI-T1 with various
activator concentra-
tions, To exclude the influence of thermoluminescence the
measurements were
conducted during cooling of the crystalo The curve of the
light-yield temperature
dependence has stop nature; on the thermoluminescence curve these
steps correspond
to the thermoluminescence maxima displaced somewhat toward higher
temperatures@
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The obtained regularity is ascribed to "negative" ther luminescence
of crystals,
is eel to the neutron capture, occurring during crystal
coolingt.from the capture-
center conduction bandl this results in decreased light yield.
There is given a
kinetic analysis of the process of negative thermoluminescence.
SUB CODE: IC OP ENCL: 00
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XC!CESS1 NR: AP4048746 S/0051/64/017/005/0737/0738
AUTHDRS: Baturichev4,.__Z,. B..,- Gurevicb, N. Yu.; Teirlin, Yu. A.;
Slivets, V. A.
TITLE: Effect of plastic deformation on the light yield of Nal(Tl)
crystals
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 17, no. 5, 1964, 737-738
TOPIC TAGS: scintillator, plastic deformation, light yield
ABSTRACT: The purpose of theInvestigation was to determine the
cause of the reduction in the light yield of a gamma-excited plas-
ca --WaI-(T1-)--cryst-al -with- -0 w07% TI concentration by- -
y deftr*ed
w&-igbt. The plastic deformation was produced with a hand vise. Them
sxVles in the form of plates measuring 1 x 10 x 10 mm were packed
in special containers with a reflector made of aluminized dacron
filmp which served also as the container wall on the gamma-irradia-
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tion side. The light yield was measured relative to the character-
istic coppe-- Ka line with a scintillation counter consisting of an
FEU-29 pbotomultiplier and two single-channel AADO-1 differential
analyzers, one of which served as an amplifier. The relative light
yield was also measured under gamma irradiation from a 0.5 mCi C060
source by an integral method, using an FEU-29 photomultiplier and
an M-95 microammeter. The experiments were performed at 25C. The
absorption of the crystals was measured in the 500--1100 nm range
with an SF-4 spectrophotometer. The light yield decreases with in-
creasing plastic deformation, but the absorption remained practical-
11, constant. The transparency and the intensity of the high-tem-
porature emission also decreased with increasing stress. It is con-
cluded that not all the decrease in light yield is due to the in-
crease in the absorption in ihe crystals, and that some of the de
crease is due to a trapping of the luminescence centers by
vacancies.
Orig. art. has: 2 figures.

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AUTHORS t Baturichava,, Zo B.; Gurevich,, No Yu,; Tairlint Yu. A.
qq'Z?0L--
ORG: now
7-
TITLEt On.the influence of plastic deforwition on the storage of
light quantity,
in crystals of NaXW) -ffepo-r-Ea-4,-aT-&-ie--V&-Uo-nfor6nee on
Luminescence inL'YoV
q
SOURCE t ZhurnalLprikladnpy spektrookopii, v. 3$ no, 3* 19650 ~8248/+
TOM TAGS: luminescence, luminescence research,,
luminescence-crystal,L lumines-
pectrum,, lithium iodid odim iodide
cence P a?
th87
ABSMCT: The thermal Ad rmoo,ptical scintillation curves for Nal-M)
Zcrys-
tals containing various concentrations- of,Vver'd determined, The
excitation vas
realized by means of x-rays at'room temperature. The heating
ratevas.0.8
degreae/sec, and~the crystals vers deformed by means of a visa.- The
experimental
results are presented graphically (see Fig, 1). From these
experimental results
it is concluded that the temporal integral stored in Val(TX)
crystalej x-'rayed
at-room temperature, I.a'mainly due to thanium captivar* centers,
This conclusion.
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