SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOUK, V. - VOVCHENKO, G.D.

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VOUK, Vale, dr., prof., akad. (Zagreb, Tomislavov trg 8)
Researrh in Trsteno and Boka Kotorska concerning the varititions of
the species Ruscus aculeatus. Ljetopis JAZU 63:396-399 156 (publ.159).
1. Pr1rodoslovno-matematicki fakultat Sveucilista u Zagrehu;
zamjenik clanova wTadzornog odbora Jugoslavenske akademije znanosti
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Vol. '77, no. 1, Jan 1953, Zagreb,, Yugoslavia)
SO: ~bnthly List of the East European Accdasions, L. C.$ Vol. 2. No. 7, -TulY 1953, Uncl.

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YUGOSUVIA/General Division. General Questions. Philosophy. Ya~ho- A-l'
dology.
Abu Jour: Ref. 2bxr. Biologiia., No 4.. 1958o 1"1.
Authori Vauk Vale
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Title The Unity of the Biological Sciences.
OrIg Pub: Glasnik biol. sek. Rmtsko pr1rodoel. drustvo., 1933 (1955Y
Ser. 2BP 7., 83-86.
Abstract: The questica of the bond between the biological disciplines is
exudued in its historic scb . It is pointed out that th~i
creation of such sciences an cytology, genetics, ecology, aLd
physiology have already thrown across a bridge betveen plam~;s
and animals. The vmification of the biological sciences im
biology- alone is characteristic of the XM century.
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Notes ori organisation of sclan'tifli work and Inst1tutes In -v--.Lrims
Baropeari cOutriest' ftdovi Had. fak. Vol. 3-'295-317 1953.
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1. Iz Cantralnog Higijenskog sayoda u 74,groba i Institutit z&
medicinsk& istrasivanja Jagoolavenske Akademije snanostl I
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VOUK,. V.B. in collab.with Z. TOPOISIX, 7. TALIC AND O.A.WABXR.
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1. Institute of Industrial Hygiene, Tugoolav Aca4smy of Sciencon
and arts Zagreb.
(;ASISO
exper.gas chamber. design & operation)

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In Memorian Prof.-A. Stazpar. Struggle of Andrije Stanpar for
the reform of medical education. On first anniversary of hie death.
Radovi mad. fak.,Zagr bu, 7 no.1:1-8 159.
(OBITUARIMS)

1-YUCOSLAVIA
Krista KOSTIAL, Kata VOLODER, y.B. VOUK-and 0. WEBER, Institute for
Medical Research and occupational Ucdicine (Institut za meditins."Ca
istrazivanjgi i medicinu rada)AZagreb.
"Effect of Chelating Agents on Renal Retention of Uranium."
Zagreb, ?Lrlj,~Kj~a 1i tLA(!~ TcLks i u, Vol 13, No 4, 11,62; pp
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289-293.
Abstract [English sL=ary modified] . in rats, 7.6 mg./KS. of uranyl
WfG;Ce"7i.p,; 28% of doze in renal tissue 3 hours after adminis" tration.
Diethylene pentaacetic acid im-ediatcly after U reduced this to 127.
(P=0.05) while hydroxydiphenylether phosphate paradoxically increased
it to 55% (P between 0.01 and 0.02.) Latter chelating agent is assumed
ineffective as potential therapeutic agent because the U complex fo=ed
with it is poorly water-soluble and cannot diffuse. Table, 7 U-stern
and 1 unpublished Yugoslav reference.
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XOSTIAL, Krista; V46DER, Kata; VOUK, V.BS; WMER, 0.
The influence of chelating agents on uranium retention in Vie kidney.
Arh. hig. rada 13 no.4s289-293 162.
1, Institut za medicinska istrazivan a i modicinu radap Zapeb.
(EDATHAMIL) (URANIUM) iKIDNEY)

VOUKY V.Bjj P'Opovic, V.
Methods for determination of radioactivity in the atmosphore. Arh.
hig. mda 13 no.3:245~-250 162.
1. Institut za medicinska istrazivanja i medicinu rada, Zi.greb.
(AIR POLLUTION, RADIOACTIVE)

.~OUTSAMMKAIA, A.L.; KOSULINIKOVA, N.A.; RUDOLIFI, T.A.; DA51W.-II'l, V.M.
. ....... (deceased]
Transfomations of S-Methyl-r-alkyl- S-valernlactoneir im ler
the effect of polyphosphoric acid. Mar. VKFO 10 no.6:702-703
165 (MM A 1 -9 v E )
1. Ts(isoyuznyy naucbno-issledavatellakly inntitut sintaticoinskikh
i natumItrykh dunhintykh veahchentv. Winitted A'
pril 7, !:)65.

CZECHOSLOVAKWGeneral, Section - Problems of Teaching. A-5
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, Ho 4, 1957, 8281
Author Vovachek
Inat
Title Ins,trument for Demonstration of the Conversion of
Mechanical Energy Into Heat.
Orig Pub Prirod. vedy skoly, 1956, 6, No 7, 65o-651.
Abstract No abstract.
Card 1/1

ACCESSION NR: AP4037175 9/0069/64/CY26/OC)3/0e,96/03()O
AVMOR: Deynega, Yu. Fo; Vovnenko., A. M9; Vinogradoyp Go V9
TITIE: Electric conductivity of plastic dispersion systems under static and d3m=-:
1:ic conditions
SOURCE: Kolloidny*y zhumal, v. 26., no- 3o 1964p 296-300
TOPIC 1UGS: lubricant electroconductivity.. soap oil greasep plastoviscozater
1,coadenser., lubricant specific resistance, dielectric lubricant, electrold.aetic
ph=e change,, electralysis,, lubricant elastic deformation
iABSTRACT: This electroconductivity was studied in soap-oil greases.. with a
Irotatory plastoviscoreter in which the interior and exterior cyclinders iiere isola-1
ted and which could te rapidly stopped serving an a condensers The equi]:-Ment is
described in detail Direc~ current resistance van measured with a megw:bmmeter.
Standard error was 11. 5 - t 14. Structural changes of the greases in (he eleatk~~
~fielde were determined by the polarization-optical method* The greases atulied
were sodium.. calcium and lithiun-bazed soaps thickened with mineral o12; 20.6% Na
soap of castor oil acids, 17.5% hydrated Ca soap of cottonseed oil aclds and
Card
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PXCESSIM. IM: AP4037175
,technical Li stearate. A double electric layer is known to exist in soap-oil.
..greases on the boundary surface. Its presence is reflected in the dilelec:~ric
of the ~jibricaats. The typical soap-oil greases had a sp~cifie
resistance of 1010 - 103-4 obm/cm (Li highest, Ca lowest). Upon applyWg a constant
electric field., the specific resistance of these system will increase u.' 'th t1ma.
Change of the charge sign of the electrodes will cause a sharp drop of aj:eciric
:Iresistances These effects were connected vith various manifestations at'the
electrodes (e.g. electrolysiso and gas bubbles). As a result of eloctro:lysis
water gradually disalrpears from the systemj, affording electrokinetic pbwe change*
At the surface of the negative electrode a layer of the dispersion mediu% is formedi
Simultaneously the structural framework is compressed at the positive, elr!ctrode andi*
the tldc-Jmess of the boundary layer increases with the duration of elect,.-ic field
action. A drop of specific resistance occurs as a result of grease 6-efo.,mation.
!Upon abrupt stopping of the plastoviscometer-condenserj a sharp cban&v c..' specific
~resistaaae is also registered. Under the Influence of the force of inex,;iao
elastJ deformation of the, structural framework takes
X place, This =xy ji-M, the
Imaterial off the rotor surface* Upon return of this framework., the matts.nial will i
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again make contact with tba rotor. This explains the rapidly altemxtizk 5 increase
~1.and decrease of specifio recistance upon sharply decelerating tha systerte

ACMSSIO NR. AP4037175
'Moisture plays an Importent part. Orig. art, ban: 3 figures*
iASSOCIATICV: Inatitut obabebey i neogranichaskov Wroll AN UkrSSR#KiaV(,I:nstItutO
of General and Inorgenic Chemistry IS UkrSSR)
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VCVCFZLTYO, A.S nzh.
Some problems of determining tho labor input in beet sugar
mainifacture. Pishch. prom. no.2:3-7 165. (MIRA 18.11)
1. Kiyevskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy pror~ynh-
lennosti,

VVICHENKO; b., kand. biolog. nauk
Control of crown-gall disease. Zashch. rast. ot vred. f. bol.
10 no.10:58-59 165- (MIRA 111:12)
1. lUeyevskaya opytnaya stantalya sadovodstva,

VOVCh7MIKOj D, Prof
"200th AnnIversary of Moscow University,' Vest. Vysshey Shkoll No.5. 1955
Ma-cow State Univors,ity im. Lomonosov
Geiman abstract An p. 70, Das Hochschulwsen, Vol.3, 1955

SAVXOVSKIY, P.P., nauchn. sotr.1 ISAYEVA, Ye.V., Y)auchn. sotr.; OMTER,
A.V.j nauchn. sotr.; SHCHERBAKOV, M.,mauchm, sotr.; POVZUN,
I.D.,, nauchn. sotr.; MASLO, Ye.14., nauchn. votr.; KRYMU,
A.B.,, nauchn. sotr.; 14ATVIYEVSKIY, A.S.,'nauch& sotr.;
VASILIKOVAp A.K., nauchn. Botr.; VQYMNKQ,-D,.P,, nauchn. ootr.;
BOGDAN, L.I., nauchn..aotr.; GROWE, G.M., nauchn. sotr.;
SKUVIKAYA, N.P.,.red.; DAUN0, Yu.B., tekhn. red.
(Poo-be and diseases of.fruit and berry crops) Vrediteli :1 bo-
lezn:L plodovo-iagodnykh kulltur; spravochnik. Kiev, Izd..vo
AN lcr.SSR, 1962. 275 p. (MRA W7)
(Fruit-Diseases and paste)

PRIDANTSEVA, Yn.A., nquohnyy FONTROVSKIY~ V.N. (Kharokov,
GIIAUVIJ, 9 A VEYPII.E1,701 D.P. , karid . W olr,,v. nauk; CM 14)r)I,NOIIA
Y43.v.p kand. sollskokhoz. nauk; KULLINICH."IfrO, A.51.; PiMLj-.US110V/,,
N.I., kand. ncl'skokhoz. rauk; GVCHARElIX09 G.V.,- FLOR11"OKCA, G.U.;
DROZDOVSKIY, F.M.; DRCZDO'ISKIY, E.M.; MATLASHEMKO, Ye.V., t,.spirantka
Brief news. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 9 no.7150-53 164.
(MIRA Vt2)
1. DaVnevostochnq~a opytnaya stantsiya Vsesoyuznogo nauch.'.O-issle-
dovate'Llskogo initltuta ra-ateniyevotintva (for Cruchov).
2 KLeyovskuya opytnijyn itantsJya vadovodntvn, Chorkasokuyi,
o~lastl (for Vovchenko). 3. Velikolukshy sell.skokhoquysIxennyy
institut, (for Chemrdanova). 4. Altaynkaya opytnaya stants!.ya
sado-vc%J!-,tva,- Barnaul (fcr Kalinichenko). 5. NikitEkiy bot!kni-
cheskiy sad (for Petrushova, Gvcharenko). 6. Moldavskiy institut
sadovonstva, vinogradarstva i vinodeliya, Kishinev (for Florinskaya).
7. Nauchno-insledovatellskiy zonallnyy institut sadovodstva
nechernozemnoy polosy (for Drozdovskiy). 8~ Tadzhikskiy rauchno-
lssledovatellskiy inotitult sellskogo khozyaystva (for Mat3ashenko).

VOVCJENKOI D.P., kand. biolog. naA
RoBette disease of apple. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bal. 9
no.12tl9-20 164. (MIRA 18:4)
rvsk&7n 3pytnaya atantsiya sadovodstva imeni L.P.
Mjw
Simirenko, urierxasskaya oblast'.

S"KOVSKIYI P.11.) nauchn. sotr.; ISAYEVA, Ye.V., nauchn. sotr.;
OLIFTER, A."., nauchn. sotr.; SFCFMUKCV, V.V., nauchn.
sotr.; FOVZU11, I.D., nauchn, sotr.; 1-USLO, Ye.M.., nauchmm.
sotr.; KRYLOVA, A.S., nauchn. sotr.; MATVIYEVSKIY, A.S.,
nauchn., sotr.,- VASILIKOVA, A.K., nauchn. sotr.; VOVCMIKO.
D nauchne sotre; BOGDAN, L.I., nauchn. catr:--,G-ROTR-
M, nauchn, sotr.; CHEPUR, N.D, - red., p.,o~w,
(Pests and diseases of fruit and berry plants; a mnuall
Vreditali i bolezni plodovo-lagrdnykh kultur; spravoch-
nik. Kiev, Naukova dum1ca, 1965. 287 p. (MIRA 18:9)

VOVCHENKO, D. P.
70VCHENKO, D. P. - mBrownnese of Pear Seedlings and Measures to Co-bat It
In the Forest-Steppe Zone of'the Ukrainian SSR.m Ukrainian Sci Res-Inst
of Fruit Growimg. Mleyev Set Res Station of Fndt Oroving. MleYev,, 1955,
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of Agricultural Sciences 111
SO: Knj2hj3Ma jetogIll , No. 4, Moscow, 1956

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Heritability of some chamatera in fine-wool sheep. Biu::g
Otd. biol. 68 no.6-.122-132 N-z 163.
(MIRA 17W

STAKAN, G.A.; 8D3XINj,A.A.; VCVCHEVKOO F.Ya.
Method of rating herd rams by the qualit7 of the progeny, Im
Sib. otd,, AN SSSR no.11:103-U3 161. (KUU ra:l)
(Rams)

STAKAN 0 G.A.0- SOSK311p A.A.; V11MIMKO, F.Ya.
Heritibility of live wei&,t in fine-wool sheep.Izv. SO AN SSSR
no.8 Ser. biol.-med. nauk no.2tI09-116 164 NIRA 18:1.)
1, lhatitut tsitologii i gmistiki. Sibirskogo otdolonlya k, OSSSR p
Novosibirsk,

VOVCIIE74KC I G. D.
S. V. Vasillev and G. D. Vgjcberk2 - "The acticn of nitrogen tetroxide an ethyl
cinnamate." (P. 1236)
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%adIcim Dru4p, InjectIons Jan/70b
'production of High-Quality Solutious -LOW
InjectionG," G. D. 'Vovchenka, A. G. NatiatMee,
S1. 1. Maymind, Te. N. Taitrin, A'l1-U4ion*Sci
See Chamicophar Inst imeni S. Ordzhcn4k1d%a,'6_pp
nie'l Prcm SSSR" no l
Qutpictt of solutions in ampoules for injection in
4nereasing fran year to year, vittL 1948 plan
~4gures as follows*. up to .5 cc ampoules 168
X~llloai 5 10 cc, 13 Mi'llim, and 20 - 50 -cc 5
xillion.
- ----------- --
/Medicine
Drugs,'Injections Jan/Feb 49
(Coutd)
Above outputs are insufficient to satisfy demand.
dolutione of 46 different kinds are prepared in
:'iapoules. Discusses measures to Increase quantity
and -quality of production. Mentions following.
MOE
'ractoriee: Imeni Semasbko Jcov No 9, Tbilladp
Alga No 6, Novosibirsk Oblast Dept of GAFU, and
Stavropol Dept of GAYu.
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fill.) wetr usell m mmarcil.. jnd Vill's litrAli'm fr(litio-I
N Wine Ian. the mortion mill.
for filtration. acidificAtion with *A) nil. convi. fICI. uid
filtratilm: the fixide-110, wo,
to
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mlor, iii"Imis. Own fluill onte alf.4h.; 111011 a
'1-ml. aliquut requires 17.1, ill[. W1 X !,ollitic file islF.Allm.
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of siolm. 2.2 ir-diami-s*4.4'-dikydrorY-Itse*06emmme
(11). coptinualkin of the Fortfuction until the lifff NIL'
A).7 no].. folkmW by acutralizAllou with Nallco.. gave
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in with the wmk acid gave the Unw. V"xluct*. the
fillyalt with contd, 11C1 Yidds 11 COWInt PPI,. which 111th
& solid, M. 13"*; ffTsid, from Etolf. the
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RA%:A*R. (RAsH)s. and RAIII, 0 KO%DUPC4

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. (M!J
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,.rV
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Chesu.) 20. 1235 43JIM.-TIse double broad e4 Ut
rinnatnate III readily adds both sliscoulso will liquid OSOopl,.
Stin. n! 36 S. I In 75 mi. dry Pilo at 0' with NA (64 x.)
;.Over It, bill.. Oration offer standing avirtisl4hi, An't rVAI'll.
,At-Ave 49.1 g. W (11) am) 4.5 6. efyie. jortoduct (111i; else
Iturniet was 4 brijilit yellow oil. d;j IXXII. soV 11.44M (4.%*
9"ms to be a mispirint). which loat N axides oil stmajor And
C`0134443 with moWure. while heAtIng with dil. IWj rkloloril
militskylikioxyhy4riotimmonsk AsM, 4 yellow oil, obtairw only
in ctude sutv. os,mi lotating with alkAll also bevorfed onst, N
atotts. The tirsulls Indicate that the 11 was a mist. ut I.?-
and dooofiro dtvw ; Its ouldw.
F.-Ilcl *U61 a "list. sit 41-loonsio. and
acids. decamp. 3AU W. Virld.
ing the rumoopLoalling sloixed 110 sdits. in. M-9.6'. III
was blue its ort-low. in. 1.12 3% decrorrif 1112% And its them
l'rh4VW illoliCAICII the 11trUCtlut JiM(NO)CII(ON01).
(V,Fj; its redurt"S by .90-110 gAve fixtimahYdrolyhy4for.
lislow"iratid4tv).durs not m.=,. /MmU.M.16770'.
lVijpmWblytbc$-smino-e-bydroiyisow,",astbte-dwtno-
~-kyd,axy 41141n. pfeld. by "Auction of the NjO, adduct to
cumsoink- arid. tn. 31 and forms an IM still. m. 148-
U)". Addri. of 27 ff. NO. Its 13 9, 1 In V40 over S hroo.at
)*, 14,11avretl toy standing avorsollght, as aban-r. gavv 7.9 g
oil. identical with 11, sold 7.6 S. LOW Wild into 12 K, Won,
PISICS. M. 1324' (WAMMMI with Mi. wh~h CAI Y minintliti'
(V). in. 151-2'; the 2ad solid (6.4 g.). isoUled by MOII
Iftchinx. was a collorkass PAW. tn. 151-2% Identified as V;
its trlhwtian fly sh-11cl Pyor IV. 41-10 not tn, r.P.
(10. Pol. KMOLIM41

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The action d alUagon peroxide on the ethyl eater *( cfn~
Damicadd. S.V.V"I*rvaitdCj,.IJ-Vovdihenkri. J.Gex.
.Cktfm. V.S.S.R. 20.
!ke C.A. 45. IS41t. R. N1. S.

1. VOVCHENKOO G. D.
2. US~14ft (600)
4, Proteins .
7. Sulfhydryl groups in a protein molecule. Vest.Mosk.un No. 10 - 2-952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions,, Library of Congvess, larch 1953. Unclassified.

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nTROVSKIY, I.G.; VOYCHNIKO, -G.D.; SALISHCHEV. K.A,; SERGEM, R.M.;
HOSXVITJ.'Nf V-.Y-., SIMMSTIT, L.V.; GBL'YOND, A,D.; GOUMIV. F.Y.;
ALSKSAM)ROV, P.S.; SCSOUV, S.L. - BAMAWY, B.B.; OGUBAWV, P.M.;
0
KHRYNES, M.A.; KYASNIKOT, F.Y.; ZHIDKOY, V.P.; GALIFMI, S.j,.;
ZHEGALKINA-SLUDSKATA, M.A.
Veavolod Alsksandrovich Kudriavtsev; obituary. Vest.Hook.un. 8
no.12sl29 1) 153. (MLRI. 7:2)
(Kudriavtsev, Vesvolod Alskeandrovich, 18E5-1-33)

VOYOMMO, Go, profosoor.
*-"IWAWOMM~
The palace of Soviet nalence. Blul. ME no.3-6.,77-81 8-0 154.
(HLRA 7:9)
1. Proraktor Hoskovskogo gosudarstrantogo univereltota Ia.
MoVAomonosova.
(Moscow University)

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-.Higher education
U& /scientifie~orikanization
Card 1/111,
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v6vche~ G. D.. Prof and Saltanov Yu.'A

Title
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s ~Th6 201Dth awn r ary of:the Mnscow Vniversity
Smicdical I v0st. Ill SSSR .25/5* 1 16 0; May, 1-955
li*
act t- S M_ a* I a-6-t S__ p__ th, _fidw of,
rd aMing de anding the M65COW K~ Vi I 47zx losov 'Univer-
g4ty and' oubse-quent history exe with particiday stress on the

~niftaRmcn of thia instituUan';i ac Avity. Brief
-t)jItIonal Rio
7n!RrIvn_es a-r-- aada to -:.e or~-In'z&t~,m and aork of t~,, vi -Icus 4e;ai I-

0 r ie - : ~ , 'a I ,- I C".
A C -t-- rl~ H -
I" t *.rr.! _'Ckgftn7-~ C)f tnc-_ !~n-nirsitv were ltrplned, i r* rarded as a
r-4rr,n'r r)r,7%,n4za,,nr1 ann I~ne E'_IrjFw uen~ ciof;e oooL~urfc'i )n t tw-aeri -.h~
azeriesy ana tne Univeruit~y iE a~-uussed,
I atitution I
En
Submitirod ..Wfs

VOTCHINKO G D redaktor
[Moscow University; a brief sketch of its departments and specialties]
Hookovskii uniTersitat; kratkil ochark fakulltatov i speitalrillnostai
dlia. postupaiushchikh Y MGU. Pod red. G.D.Voychanko. (Naskyni. 1956.
50 po WAA 9:11)
1. Moscow. Universitet.
(Mosc ow Universitet)

KHONCHENKO, Garriil Flatonovich; RIUM "QG D , Prof., red.; 71,04NOVICH,G.H.,
red.; GRORGIYEVA, G.I., tekhn.red.
(manual of laboratory experiments in general chemistry] Lab-.-,,ratorayi
praktikum po obahchei khimii. [Moskvaj Izd-vo Xnsk.univ.. 1957. 181 P.
(MIRA 10: 12)
(Chemistry--Laboratory manual)

V,d
AUTHOR s Vovchankop 0 D Profeasor,and Saltanov, Yu.A. 3-6-~;13/29
TITLE3 The Problems Raised by "Letter H-10011 to be Solve4 More
Actively (Aktivneys reshat' zadachip postavlannyye "P:Islmom
K - 1.0011) Some Results and Przc;~sots. (NekotOr'.y7i 11.ogi I
'PERIODICAL3 Vestnik Vysahey Shkolyt 19571 # 6P PP 58 - 62 (USSR)
A,RSTRAM Tho %rticle contains a reviow of the results gaineii in re-
alizing the basic principles of the instructive lettex of the
USSR Kinistry of Higher Education of 15 September 19515, at
the faculties of riatural science of the Moscow Univerioity
(Mookovskiy Universitet). The staffs of thee* faculties have
revisod, and the Ministry has approved, new teaching -plans
on 17 specialities in order to comply with the demand that
highly qualified specialists be trained. New courses have
been introduced which reflect the lat-est achievements in
science. Courses are held in nuclear physics (102 howre) and
aLtomia physics (86 hours) for all students of the Faculty of
Physion. Laboratory work is conducted on radiometrlio methods
(72 hou. -) at the Faculty of Chemistry. Instead oE a1ate
examinations, the students of all faculties of natural sci-
Card 1/3 enoey except the Mechanico-Mathematical Faculty, have to

3-6-1-3129
The Problems Raised by "Letter H -10011 to be Solved More Actively. S..me
Results and Prospecto.
defend their graduation theses before a session of -the State
'Examine.tion Commission. This increased the demands placed
on the graduates. Though experience has shown that tho now
plans still contain some deficiencies as a whole, th6y oan
be regarded as satisfactory. The now plans mean a redution
in lecturing hours and increased. time for practical treAning.
The article also deals with the plans for a further ree.,Iiza-
tion of the recommendations of the ministerial l*tt4ir,,;&nd
suggests that methodical sections be organized at the Uldver-
sity Council on Natural Sciences. It will be their obj1oct
to direct the methodical work of the faculties, to stud"r the
ex,perie.noe of the individual chairs and make certain thut the
plan of methodical work is carried out by the chairs. '.'!he
article then emphasizes the necessity for a considerabl.-It
improvement in the study of foreign languages. It comp~jains
about the lack of textbooks# even for important oour B! and
B III
quotas it number of cases in this respect. The artiol: .~;urther
disouesoa the organization of the student's practical '1.rain-
Card 2/3 ing pointing out that its value is also undereatimatpd loy

3--5-13129
The Problems Raised by "Letter H - 100" to be Solved More lctiv*Y~r. Some
Results and Prospects.
Moscow Universityp where recently students of tho MtAanice-
Mathematical Faculty had no time for practical trairting at
production sites. In May 1957, a soientifio-matliodl.;al
conference conducted an analysis of independent work. Lmong
the 9 reports delivered were those from Professor Ao-Wemician
S.I. Vollikovioh. He pointed out that in May-Junel -practic-
al work was carried out for 7 weeks at 16 chemical, inetallur-
gical and oil-refining plants in Moscow, Ural, Donbsiss, Baku,
Riga and Dzerzhinsk, Reports were also delivered by Prof.
Ye.A. Kuznstsov, Prof. G.D. Vilenskiy, A.Ye. Zdorovi Prof.
G.K. Tushinskiyj Prof. N.P~ Rebazov, Doteent I.V. Golymin,
Senior Instructor-k.H. Blagosklonova and Dotsent L.I'.&.
Kraush, In conclusion the article states that the realiza-
tion. of "Letter H -10011 has only begun at Moscow University.
Much organizational and methodical work must still lie done.
ASSOCIATIONj Moscow State University Imeni M.V. Lomonomov (Mookovskly
#osu.darstvannyy %iniversitat imeni M.V. Lomonosovn)
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
Card 3/3

AUTHORSt Vovchenko, G.D., Professor 26-10-6/44
Kolesnil'ovt A_._J-.9 Professor
TITLE: Contribution of the- Scientists of the MetroFolitan University
(Vklad uchenykh atolichnogo universiteta)
PERIODICALs Priroda, October.1957# Vo 10, PP 49-52 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Scientists of the Moscow State University contrz6buts tD the
International Geophysical Year by working on 19 different -
scientific problems. Members of the faculty of physics study
the composition of atmospheric ozone in-diffibrent altitudesp
observe the aurora borealis from special stations in the
Arctic and study the structure of the ionosphere. Important
research work is conducted in the field of microseiems. As
such observations require very sensitive appliancesp the facul-
ty of physics had to develop special measuring 6evices: a
sea turbulimeter and a radioactive turbulimeterl. the first of
their kind in the world. The study of cosmic rel,re is con-
ducted by the Institute of Physics at Moscow Unl-rersity. The
Institute of Astronomy imeni P.K. Shternberg in oooperation
with the Time Service of the Institute are cclle(:tlng data
that will permit better and more exact determination of time.
Card 1/2 Astrophysicists of the Institute conduct observations of the

Contribution of the Scientists of the Metropolitan University 26-10-6/44
sun and the various changes on its surface. Thc observatory
at Alma-Ata is performing observations of zoaiactl lights
and counter radiances under the supervision of lie Inetitute.
The faculty of geography has diapatched three te,.tme, one for
the study of meteorological problemot the other two to in-
vestigate glaciers. An expedition to the Pacifia Ocean is
'being prepared by the faculty of geology for research in the
area,of Kamtehatka and the Kuril Islands.
'rho article contains one photo.
ASSOCIATION: 1(osoow State University Imeni M.V. Lomonoeov (Moi;kovskiy
gosudaratvennyy universitet imeni U.V. Lomono3ovo)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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TITLEi The Albumen Problem From the Point of View of Modern `~oienoes
(Problems, belka v avete nekotorykh dannykh novremenno!- naulti)
PERIODICAL: VestnJ.k Noskovskogo universiteta, Seriya fiziko-matem!.btiohilakikh i
yeateittvannykh nauk, 1958, Nr 1, PP 3-22 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The paper gives a detailed survey of the modern state;'Iof research
of albumen. The albumen problem is denoted to be the 'z:entral
question of philosiphy and natural sciences, where nu jieroull
extracts from the "dialectics of the nature" of Engelii as irell as
several citations of Lenin shall certify this point ol~ view. In
connecition with the poiitioal tendency of the article is.the
special consideration of the Soviet research of albumin. The autLors
mention: Zelinskiy,N.D. and his school (chemistry of iimino acids
and other products of the albumen hydrolysis), Gavril.~v,N.X. (form
of albumen molecules), Talmud,D.L. (legalities of the structure
of globular albumens) Karginjol., VilenakiyoY.A. (p:!1yBi01L1
chemisitry of albumens~, Belozerskiy,A.N.j Prokofly9v,1GA.,
Manoylov,S Ye (nucleoprotoids), Kedrovskiy, B.V., Rum;rantsov,A.V-,
Nsaonov,D.~. ~morphology and physiology of the cellul,tx structure
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of albumens), Engellgardt,V.k., Lyubimova,M.N.(demountiLg of
albumen in muscles), Pavlov,I.P., Danilevskiy,A-Ta., liaLkh,A.N.,
Blagoveshchenskiy,A.V. (ferments and their synthesis), Pryanlsha-Dcov
D.N. (change of nitrogen of plants)t Orekhovich,V.N. (cellular
albumen), Konikova,k.S., Kriteman,M.G. (changes of all,timen as
a oarrier of life).
There are 48 references, 31 of which are Soviett 2 Swiiss, 8 German,
5 American, I Italian, and I Swedish.
ASSOCILTION:Laboratoriye, khimii belka imeni ekad. N-D-Zelinskogo (Laboratory
of Albumen Chemistry imeni Academician H.D.Zolinakiy)
SUBMITTEDs August ~9, 1957
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AUTHOR: Vovchenkoj G.D.9 Profe3sors Prorector 25-58-4-6/Z.!
TITLEj Following the IGY Program (Po programme MGG)
PERIODICAL& Bauka i Zhizn', 1958; Nr 4; PP 17-18 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The Moscow State University (MOU) in participating in the
work of the IGY. Its Physics Faculty has the following tasks:
1),investigation of the ozone content of the atmosphere; 2)
observation of polar lights 3) observation of the -ionosphere,
including the formation and decomposition of ionospheric layers;
4) absorbtion of radiowa-res by the ionosphere and inves'LiGations
of its non-homogeneous structurp'? 5) distances between ionosphe-
ric layers and the speed of chaotic movements in the ionosphere;
6) determination of typhoon; storm and cyclone locations over
the Indian Ocean by microeoinmi.3 waves, with the add of spe-
cially designed instruments and improved methods; 7) an in-
vestigation, with the aid of unique instruments, of the speed
of transfer of heat and radioactive elements between the sur--
face and the bottom of the sea, due to water movemc-nt; E) an
investigation of cosmic rays in an automatic inderground sta-
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stitute is also investigating the Earth's irregular rate of
rotation, continent movemen'.3; solar act'iv"tiss anI radiation
lines in the Solar spectrum. Latitudinal oscillations and
the movement of geographic poles will be oboorvocl -',rcm a spe.-
cial station. The Geography Faculty Ju planning th-.ee expqdi.-
tions to the East Pamir, the Ellbrus and the Xhibiny mountainG.
to carry out meteoroloji~,al and glaciologic observations. It
will also carry out investigatlons of the Earth or-ist in the
Pacific. There are 2 photographs.
ASSOCIATIONs Moskovskiy gosudaretvennyy univirsitpt imeni 11,V. ~omonosova
(The Moscow State University imeni Lomonosov)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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'AUTHORS: Vovchenkoj G*Dop Professor# Saltanov, Yu*A*
TITLE: The Scientists of the Moscow University - to Agricultu:re
PERIODICALi Veatnik vysshey ohkoly, 1959, Nr 49 PP 81-85 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: For the last 5 years the Departments of Biology and SoLl,
Geography and Economy of Moscow University have conducted
important research work which has helped to raise agri~zul-
tural production. The author tells of these researche.3 and
of the prospects of their developmento The basic task of
Moscow Univerdity is to train specialists. During the last
5 years, 440 of its graduates were assigned to work in agri-
culture. Among them were 265 soil scientists working at pre-
sent in selection stations, melioration expeditions, s-~ienti-
fic-productional agricultural institutions, etc. The ,-reatest
work in the field of agriculture is being done by the Depart-
ment of Biology and Soil. The importance of the re3eaTch in
respect to dividing the USSR into districts according to na-
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comprehensive work of dividing the country into soil and
geobotanical districtsy the oceans and seas according to
biological aspects. Ten universities, 5 a&ricultural in-
stitutes and academies of sciences of Union republics Darti-
cipate in it. The general scientific-methodological giiidance
is placed on the Moscow university. The working out of all
these problems will permit to issue scientifically based re-
commendations for the distributiong specialization and ratio-
nal utilization of various branches of agriculture# The 21st
CPSU Congress raised the demand for an utmost utilization of
soils. But as the arable kolkhoz and sovkhoz land differs in
the various natural zoneop it is necessary to register the
lands and to determine the prospective productivity of the
soil. The basic form of such registration is to draw up
large-scale soil maps giving the characteristic of the 5oils
and indicating the measures required for raiaine ferti.Aty.
In 1958, University scientists completed the collection of
field materials in 5 oblasts of the Central Non-Black-:;oil
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of this zone. At present, an analysis of the soils, collected
'by the expedition, is being carried out. The drawing up of a
Map of the soil districts of the European part of the U-;SR in
a scale of 1 1 lo500#OOO is being completed. Among tile im-
:portant works accomplished lately by the Department of Biolo-
gy and Soil is the examination of 1-5 million hectares Iof vir-
13in and long-fallow lands in the Kazakh SqR for the purp.ose of
aelecting areas for establishing now sovkhozes. This wo'rk was
carried out in the Kustanay Oblast in 1958. The scientific
irorkers also study the biology of development of corn and me-
thoas for its cultivation in the Moscow Oblast . The results
proved that corn can be raised under certain condictione even
in unfavorable years. In the field of animal husbandry, the
research of the Chair of Genetics and Selection has shovin the
g~reat practical importance of acclimatizing the Jersey strains
of cattle in the Moscow district, and interbraedin,- this kind
with those bred in the USSR for the purpoce of obtaining higher
yields of milk with a high6r content of fat. The DODartment
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sowing of winter and spring wheat in spring. This method,
when applied on the fields of the kolkhozes of the Shche"
kovo Dietrictq savee labor in ploughing and resulted in a
considerable crop increase. Among other works performed by
this department the author mentions soil and geobotanical in-
vastigatione of the Kama, Belaya and Vyatka RIver baoins in
connection with the planned construction of the Lower Kama
Hydroeleotric Power Station. In cooperation with the AS Uj'jR
the chairs of the Department have studied the soil of the
district between the rivers Zeya and Bureya, where the main
agricultural raw material basis of the Far Ea3t is being
established. The author also points out the work of the De-
partment of Geography* As a result 200 kolkhozes and sov-
khozes have been supplied with maps describing the na!.ural
and economic conditions of the oblasta. He further mentions
the activity of the Economic Department in calculating thq
cost price and establishing the profitableness of kolkhozis
in the Ryazan' Oblast . The Chair of Chemical Technology is
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secticides and fungicides. In cooperation with othe:- in-
stitutions the Chemical Departmen'w has been seekin.,: for
means protecting animals from bloodsucking insects Eln3 ticks.
Over 300 preparations have been synthesized. One of then -
Kyuzol - has successfully passed productional and laboratory
teats and been admitted for use on a broad scale. Toots have
proved that "Kyuzol" and analogical agents can also I)e used
for -protecting domestic animals from blood-aucking flies and.
mosquitoes of the diptera order. The TadzhJkdaW% SSR is the only
place In the USSR where long-fibered cotton is growing. Cul-
tivation of this valuable sort of cotton needs artificial
irrigation and for this purpose big and complicated engineer-
ing constructions. In this connection the Geological. Depart-
ment is studying the sagging and suffusion ("suffoziya") -3he-
nomenon which often destroy the constructions and th