SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YU.I. CHKHIKVADZE - J. CHLADEK

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NOVIKOV. S.S.; BURMSTROVA, H.S.. GORELIK9 V.P. j.
CHKHMADZE, YU.Gs
Cnndgn ation of nitro alkan a vith acet&ldeh~dee
Izv.ANSSSIR OtAo
kbim. no-4:695--698 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:4)
lo Institut organicheskoy khi-ii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN
SSSR.
(ftraffiUB) (Acetaldehyde)

, CHOURAWN, Tu,1.
Self-exciting synchronous Conerator for electric
shearing appexatus.
Slul. nauch.-tekh. inform. po elek. sellkhoz. no.1:9-10
156.
(Ilectric generators) (Sheep shearing) (KIRA 10t9y.

aj- !-r"Laq'!I
CHKHIKVADZE, Yu. 1. Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) wSysta4 of
e=itation Awankswr
eleotric power stations.* Tbilisi, 1957. 15 pp 22 om.
(Min of Higher Eduastion
USSR. Order of Labor Rdd Banner Georgian Polytoohnic Inst
im S. M. Kirov), 100
oopies. (KL, 13-57, 99)
-35-

CHK~HI~KVTwj- kmd.tekbu.nauk (Tbilisi)l SAMOV# V.I.v
kand.tekba.i3gwk
A r
&mll synchronousmotor-spited by a semiconductor
rootifier.
ElektrIcheafto n0.2:45-484 161. (MM 34:3)
(lisiotric notorep Synchronous)

LOMMUO V.G., kend.tekhn.nauk (Tbihsi); Ti~~ T ,
kand.
tekhn.mauk (Tbilivi)
Special features in the design of tbree-phase
asynclwonous
braking motors with tapered rotors. Klektrichestvo
no.3-46-50
mr 162. (MIRA 15:2)
(Electric motors, Induction)

LoigNADZE, V.G., kand.tekhn.nauk dotsent (Tbiliel);
GHKHMADM, ruiss
kand.teldm.nauk (Tbilinii
Calculation of the axial force of an asynebronous motor
with
tapered rotor under unbalanced rotor conditions.
Elektrichestvo
no.4t27-31 Ap 163. (K[M 1615)
(Slectric motors, Induction)

DAN-;.I,OV,, S.N.; CIIKH'LKVISHVILT D I.; MDINARADZE,
D.A.; GOGOIJADZIE, V.P.;
- "' i N.r
NAKHAPETYW,-~. ~.;' ~PO%OILI, Ye.Y,, SADZHAYA$ - .
In memory of Professor Akakii Melitoncvich
Gakhokidze,1909-1964.
Zhur. ob. khim. 35 no.6t1117-1119 Ja 165. (MIRA 18:6)

CHKHIKVISHVILIO 1.
Tasks of Georgia's nevs photographers. Sov.foto 21
no.4:23-24
Ap 161. (KIRA 14:3)
1, Fredsedatell uravlaniya Soym zhurnalistov
Gruzinskoy SSR.
(Goorgia--Newo photographers)

..CMIKVISHVILI, :1., red.; IMSISHVILI, G., red.;
VASINOV, A.,, telft, red,
[Forty years of Soviet Georgial Sorok let Sovatskai
Gruzii,- kratkii
ocberk. Tbi3-ifjip Izd-vo wSabohota Sakartvalo," 1961.
539 pe
(MA 14; n)
(Georgia--goonomio corditions)

CHXHMISHVILI, 1. D.
26304 rtitay gruzii. Vestnik goc. Y4mya gruzii im,
dzhikvishvili, T. XIV-A,
1949, a 109-36 - 6A grux. yaz - rezyumena. Ras. y&z.
SO: .*,Y.TOPIS' NO. 35, 1949

DZHANBERIDZE, N.; KINTSURAOMLI, So
CHUMISHVILI,jr., red.;
KHOSHTARIYA, V., red. izd-vvL4;mmum'Lh='III"p
Z.p tekhn, redo
(Soviet Georgi&3 Sovetskaia Gruziia. Tbilisi,
Cos. izd-vo
"Sabehota Sakartvelo.9w 1961, 1 va (MIU 15:1)
(Georgia-Views)

SIMONISHVILI, Sh.A.; CHMKVISHVILI, I.L., red.;
BASIVOV, A.., tekhn.
red. - - --- -
[Advanced practices of the participants in the
All-Union Agri-
cultural E--hibition represented at the Pavilion of
the Georgian
S.S,R.]Peredovoi.q~ uchastnikov Vsesoiuznoi
sellskokhoziaistven.-
noi vystwrki,, prWatavlennykh v pavillone Gruzinskoi
SSR. Tbilisi,
Izd-vo "Uria Vostoka,," 1958. 84 P. (KMA 15:12)
1. Moscow., Voesoyuznaya sellskokhozyaystvennaya
vystavka.
(Moscov-Agricultural. exhibitions)
(Georgia-Agriculture)

CHUMNISHVILI, Iraklly
(Roads &ad *e9tingal forelp sketches,
Translated from
the Georgianj Dorogi i vetrachij zambashrys
ocherki.
Tbilisil, Ird-vo Solust sovetakikh pisatelai
Gruzii, 1964,
156 p. (MIRA 18:10)

USSR/Pharmacology and Toxicology. Cardiovascular Agents
V-5
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.,, No 15, 19513, No 71207
Author CbkhikvjWnajL_L.S.
Inst Ina-rtu-te of Cardiology,, AS JruzSGR, with
Participat'on of
Institute of Physiology, AS UkrSSR
Title Effects of Prolonged Sleep Induced by Barbamyl in
Combina-
tion with Calcium Chloride upon Blood Pressure in
%1,aiten-
sive Disease and Experimental Hypertension
Orig Pub V sb.: Stenogr. otchet naueba. sessii In-ta
kardiol. AN
GrL,2;SSR 9 ucheLstiyem In-ta fiziol. AN USSR, Tbilisi, AN
Grur.SSR, 1956, 231-237
Abstract It was established in 2 series of experiments on
rabbits,
that; calcim chloride (CC) (10 1yercent solution, 2-3 ml--
intravenously) prolongs and deepens the hypnotic effect of
barbamyl (B) (20-50 nWIkG). In experiments conducted on
do s
with experimental hypertension (reflexogenic and renal
formt
the degree of reduction of arterial pressure in the
animals
was proportionate to the duration and depth of sleep. In
the
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CHKHIKVISHVILI, L.S.
Effnet ~,Al diethyienctliamine ~obAltl
ki-7--4t, on -orDnary
circula*lon. Trudy Inst. klin, i kard. ;.N
U451-456 163.
- T
J. 'tut kardiolcgli AN Gruz.5~1.1',
-A. nsU

GEGENAVA, L.S.; CHKHIKVlSf[Vll,l, L.S.
Effect of some hydrazir,, derivatives of' cin
coronaxy
circulation. Trudy Inst. k)-in. I eksper.
kard. AN Gruz. SSR
8:457-459 163. (WRA 171'17)
1. Inatitut kardiologil AN GruzSSR,
Tb,."-,4-.3--*,

CHrJl-,KVJ3HVI-LI, Y,,Z.
Effect of ~~Itamins E~ and A on coronary Uood circ-
al:cn 4n
experiment. Soobo All Vuz. SSR 34 no.31711-7,18 :e -
(MIRA '18:1)
1, Institut klinicheskoy i eksperimentallnoy
kard-l'ologil, 7bilisio
Submitted Ncember 12, 1963.

CHIGIIKVISHVILI, M. M.: Master lied Sci (diss) -- "llaterial
on the study of the
effectiveness of penicillin in treating fresh forms of
syphilis (Clinical-experi-
mental treatment)". Tbilisi, 1958. 20 pp (Sci Res
Dertratological-Vetiereoloi7,icaI
Inst of the Min 11.3alth Georgian SSR), 200 copies (KL, No
10, 1959, 129)

GABUNIYA, R.D.; CHKHIKVISHVILI, S.B.; RACHVMISHVILI,
B.Kh.; GOGNIASHVILI, Sh.I.
Some indices of the functional state of the cardiac
muscle in
bronchial asthma, Soob. AN Gruz, SSR 29 no.6:773-778 D
162.
(MIRA 18:3)
1. Tbilisi;kiy gosudarstvenrWy meditsinskiy institut.
Submitted
,, y 19 p 1961.
Tul,

CHMKVISHVIL,&.., Ts. Sh.
CHKHIKVBHVILI, 71,3. Sbot "Some shifts in higher nervous
activity in
comealed skull traumas (commotion syndromej."
Georgian State Publiching House for Medical Lite
eratureo Tbilisi State Medical Inst, Tbilisi,
1956. (DISSERTATION FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR
IN MEDICAL SCIENCE).
Knishnagra, letopis
Boll 1.5., 197. Moscow.

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USSR/Soil Science - Cultivation, Improvement,
Erosion.
Abe Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 22, 1958, 100113
greater,than 1%, starts at a depth of 35-40 cri.
The claracter of salination is chlorides',Aphate.
Subuitted are data on determination of the contents
of absorbed Na, humus and easily-assimilable P.
Positive results from the experiments on
cultivation,
in these soils, of winter wheat were achieved
against
background of deep 50-cra plowing (in spring)
while ap-
plying a clay and gypsum mixture at a rate of 10
t/ha
of gypsum and increased doses of phosphates and
organic
fertilizers. Against the background of this clay
and
gypsum mixture the utilization coefficient of the
mine-
ral fertilizers is increased sharply. -- P.V.
Shramko
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" Mail.
Dynmias of the ratinotmporal and
tomporobrachial coeMaimter
in disordws of Wrebml blood alraulation, Trudy
Thile GID"
6a393-N6 162. LAR MSEM) (XM i6t2)

14- 57-6-12427
Translation from.- Reforativnyy zhurnal,, Geografiya,,
1957,, Nr 6,,
p 100 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Akhvlediani, G. Do.-ChIchikvishvili, V. I.
TITLE: Soils in the Pankisakoye Ushchel'ye (Valley)
(Pochvy
Pankiaskogo ushchellya -- in Georgian)
PERIODICAL: Tr. In.-ta pochvoved. All GruzSSR, 1956, Vol
7, pp 157-
182
ABSTRACT: The climate of the mourtian-forest belt in the
Pan-
kiaskoye Ushchellys (Velley) (Kakhetinakstya T-ushe-
tiya) belongs to the temperate-cold Western European
t1ely it has an average annual temperature from 60 to
10 and a total annual precipitation from 800 m to
1200 m. Brown, lightl-3 eroded soils were developed
in the broad-leaf forests consisting principally of
beach. In the western part of the valley, where the
Card 1/3 the trees had been considerably thinned out,
the soil

14-57-6-12427
Soils in the Pankleskoys (Conte)
was soon eroded down to the bedrooks In some places the
brown
forest soils approximate very close2y to the podzols.
There is
a more marked tendency of the soils to assume the chemical
compo-
aition and the morphology of podzole in this region than
in compa-
rable soils of the midmountain belt In other parts of
Georgia.
Typical brown forest soils have better water retaining
character-
istics than average podzol varieties. The
cinnamon-colored, humus
and carbonate-bearing soils, which are formed on the
eroded Bur-
faces of oarbonaceous shales, sandstones and conglomerates
are less
widely distributed. Mountain-meadow soils of the subalpine
belt
type,, differing quite sharply from onle another by the
atqve of
their aoll-forming process, are widely distributed in the
northern,
highest section of the valley, which corresponds to the
lowest part
of the high mountain belt. In some areas soil has been
eroded and
bedrock is exposed. This was caused by the sharp
differentiation
of the relief and also by the impropor pasturing and
haying methods
which were practised there in former tikes. Unsatisfactory
humus-
forming conditions explain the high (20 percent or more)
organic
matter content in mountain-meadow turf soils. Under these
con-
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Soils in the Pankiaskoye (Cont. )
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ditions organic matter was accumulated In the ground in
the form of
humus. Alluvial meadow and mountain-valley soils
predominate In
the intermontane valleys of the Alazan River and the Ilto
Reka
(River); these soils are used for agriculture in the upper
course
basin of the Alazan River. A bibliography of 18 titles is
in-
cluded.
Card 3/3
G. K.

CHKHO13AXII, P. P.
I'Improved. Method of ',.*elding Steel Dental Bridges,"
Stomatologiya, No.1, 1952

CMn,K,U.,. RIYA, V. D.
Maracteristics of the ramification of blood
vesse2s of
the spleen* Trudy Inst. eksp. morf. AN Gran.
SSR 10t
283-297t62, (MIRA 16t6)
(SPUM-BLOOD SUPPLY)

CHKHOLARM, S",,- -dotsent,
Current methods of treating fractures of the
zygDmatic bone
and arch. Stomatologiia 42 no.2: 101-102 Mr-Ap'63
(MIRA 17:3)
1. 1z kafedry stmatologii ( zaveduyushchiy -
prof, A.I.
Yediberidze) Thilieskogo instituta
usovershenstvcvaniya
vracheye

BERADZE$ N.I., dotsent; CHKONIYA, EV4A dotsent;
HACHIKEPIYA, P.Ye.
Toxoplasmosis of the eye. Sbor. nauch. trud, SOGY1
no.14,,
190-193 163. (MIRA 18,,9)
1. Kafedra glaznykh bclezney Tbillsskogo
gosudarstvennogo
institute usovershenstvovaniya vrachey.

QIJYUNIYli, T.K.
9
i',--)d-,icti-on of p,),.assium martganate from
manganoui hyOrcrlde.
1,
,I%-Lay Inst. prikl. khim. i elek-trokhtm. AN Gruz.
'-~3R 4-~19-67 165~
(MIRA 17-5,~

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iAUTHOR: ChkonivA__T_-T- A pirant)
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ORG: All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Veterinary
Sanitation (Vaesoyuznyy
nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut veterinarnoy sanitarii)
TITLE: Disinfective treatment for aspergillosis in poultry using
thermomechanical
0sols ko
SOURCE: Veterinariya, no. 8, 1966, 111-113
ITOPIC TAGS: animal disease, aspergillosis, infective disease,
poultry, aerosol)
WIPW SE , r& 0ja lei 0 F,
ABSTRACT: Aspergillo'sis, a disease attacking embryos or the
respiratory
tract of young poultry, is caused mainly by Aepergillw
Many methods of disin-
fwnigatus. A. flavue. and A.nig4r.
fection have been used, and it must be noted that the humidity
--increase accompanyingapplication of somedisinfectants will
aid fungus growth. -Use of formaldehyde solutions in aerosols
.requires three or four times less disinfectant, does not change
the microclimate of an enclosure, and penEtrates all parts of
the target area thoroughly. Twenty-one experiments were per-
Jormed at the Macow Fermentation Factory using formaldehyde
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solutions dispersed as aerosols by the ACP generator to
disinfect
rooms of varying size, temperature, and humidity. The
results
were bighly satisfactory, for the disinfection of both
air and
surfac-,s. To eliminate the residual effect of the
formalin.
areas used in the experiment were treated with ammonia
afterwards.
It was concluded that empty, hermetically scaled rooms of
volumes
up to 4000 m3 may be successfully disinfected from
Aspergillus
.by a 40% formaldehyde aerosol applied in the amount of
40 ml/l M3
and exposed for 24 hr. For rooms containing equipment
(poultry
'Cases, etc.), there should be an aerosol source for
every lGOOm3
tof space, and the Aisinfectant should be applied in an
amount of
:70 ml/m3, with 24-hr exposure. Also, it was found that
thermo-
Pechanical generation of 20--40% formaldehyde aerosols,
using
the AGP generator, does not lessen their disinfectant
properties.
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v uzbekistane.
Sot3. sel. kl;;Cz-vo uzt~ekistana, 94'~, 'ic. 4,
c. 76 - 75
SO: LetcTAs' Iliurnal"nvkh Statey, Vol. 50,
'-floskira, 191,1".1

1. CHKHOTYA, TE. S.
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Agriculture
7. Raising citrus fruita in Uzbekistan. Tashkent, Gosizdat,
UzSSSR.1952
9. Monthly List of RusSifiLn Accessions. Library of
Congresa.February, 1953Unclassified

CHKHOTYAs Ye. S.
Lemon
Vansition to their own rocit system as a means for improving
lemon trees. Sad i og.
No. 6, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
-1953. Unclassifi

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UM/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their
Application. Witrogen
Industry, 1-3
Abst Journal: Referat Zqur - Mximiya, Wo 1., 1957.. 1389
Author: Purtseladza, Kh. G., Dzhildya, S. I., Krumidze, Z.
Ae.1 and
C'..::oniyaj TLjig__
Institution: Institute for Metals and Mining of the Georgian
Academy of Sciences
Title: Absorption of Nitrogen Oxides by Manganese Hydroxide
Original
Pexiodical: Tr. In-ta metalla i gorin. dela AN GruzSSR,
1956, Vol 7~ 239-247
Abstract: The resul:tB from laboratory experiments on the
abBorption of nitro-
gen oxidei3 at comcentratians of -0.3% and room temperature
in Mn-
ores (manganese sponge, manganese carbonate, and pyrolusite)
and
paste-like Mn(QH)2, containing up to 65% water (with the
addition
of wood shavings to reduce the resistance).. have shown that
manga-
nese ores quickly become deactivated; Mn(OH)2 was the only
compound
tested which proved suitable for the absorption of nitrogen
oxides.
The Mn(OH)2 can be regenerated from the Nn(N0 3)2 by the
action of
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USSR/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their
Application. Nitrogen
Industry, 1-~!
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No a, 1957, 1389
Abstract: NH40H; as an alternate method, activated MnO2
or ~!n concentrates
can be obt-ained by the thermal disso~-iatiori of the
nitrate.
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124-57-2-2Z49
Translation from: Refera.tivnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 2,
p 113 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Chkuuseli, A-6.
TITLE: Vibrations of Beams and Plates Having Var;able Rigidity
(Kolebaniya balok i plit peremennoy zhestkosti) (ir.
Cecrz-11nr., '-xs_,alnz~ reri
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gruz. politekhn. in-ta, 1955, Nr 4, pp 103-108
ABSTRACT: The frequencies of free transverse vibrations of beams
and
Plates having variable rigidity are determined by means of
Bubnov's method (Sb. In-ta inzhenerov putey soobshcheniya,
1913, Nr 31; lzbrannyye trudy. Sudpromgiz, 1956). The fre-
quency values of the fundamental mode are found for various
types of end supports and for several preselected rigidity varia-
tions in the beams. The frequency values of the free vibrations
are given for two cases of rigidity variation in a
hinge-supported
rectangular plate.
1. Beams--Vibration 2. Sheets--Vibration B. F. Karavanov
3. Mathematics
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CHMS22, A.G.
Iforeed vibrations of beams vith varying rigidity
[in Qeorgian
idth summary in Russian]. Trudy GPI no.6:47-52 156.
(KIRL 11:2)
3..Ufedra stroitellsor mekhaniki Grusinskogo
politakhnichookogo
instituta is. S.M. Kirov&, Tbilisi.
(Girders-Vibration)

w1off, T.M.; OEM
OUWA, N. 1.
Mon of cermaniu* and se Isotopes In a small electro-
At '~"tor. Atou. suarg. 3 no.91.215-221 8 157.(K= 1019)
104M to 9
(O*rMUIUS--1*OtOP*S) (YAU*WW90--1SOtQP*2) (G&lUt"R)

CIKUAUM, D.V., NMUT.SRVILI. U.D.. OMMA(ASMLI. A.I.
Resoriance overebarglag of positil's Ions of
alkaline metals- Isv-
AN SSSR. Ser. f1s. 24 v*.8:97o-qrj4 Ag '60. (NEU
13:8)
(]kC]AS&r rS"tl*U) 01WIne metals)

I D. V. t RLDkMHVMI, A. I., MIOLMSHVILI, U. D.,
"Charge-exchanse of Atom and Ions of Alkaline and
Alkali-Earth Xiemtnts, 'I
report presented at the 6th Intl. Conf. or Ionization
Phenomena in Gases,
Paris, France, 8-13 Jul 63

GHKUAS9L14,AJ.4-GULDAMASHVMI, A.I.; NIKOTEYSHVfLI, U.D.
i
Charge exchange between atoms and ions of alkaline and
alkaline
earth elements. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 27
no.8:999-1004 Ag
163. (MM 16:10)
1. Finiko-tekhnicheakiy institut AN GruzSSR.

L 46~121-66 M-1 (d)/T/M.P(l) 13P (C BB/GG
ACC NR- AP6024549 SOURCE CODE: UR/0251/66/042/003/0679/0683
AUTHOR; Kalatozishvili, N. Chkuaseli, K. G.
ORG: emy (2f &Iences,Geo A justiLu mation and Teleme,
I - t9 Of _K1S_C_P:2M12A1A!4Q
chanics
emiya naWr, Gruzinskoy SSR, Institut eleldroniki, avtomatiki I
telemekhaniki)
TITLE: Electrondc counter with a special binary-decimal code
SOURCE: AN GruzSSR. Soobshcheniya, v. 42, no. 3, 1966, 679-683
TOPIC TAGS: gulse counter, binary code, flip flop circuit,
algorithm
ABSTRACT: The article deals with the problem of developing a
counter for a special binary-
decimal code whose decimal part is represented by the Gray code
and binary part, by a special
code, both being minimian-error codes. The special code (Table 1)
is so selected as to assure
optimal coordination with Gray's decimal code. It is sufficient
to construct the counter for one
decade of the binary-coded decimal number, since it will be
analogous for the other decades.
The algorithm oil the cottnter, ensuing from the structural
characteristics of this special bi-
nary code is presented in Table 2, where TI.-TIV stand for digit
flip-flops. In the position of
flip-flops corresponding to 0 the left-hand triode is open, and
in the position corresponding to
1, the right-hand triode is open. On tenth pulse, carry to the
second decade is accomplished
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by supplying a pulse to the double-input scale flip4lop. The
logic of the corresponding
algorithm is such that during each counting the digit
flip-flops receive pulses from either the
right- or the left-hand input of the scale flip-flop. A
special feature of this counter is that
positive counting, i. e. increase in a number, requires a
specific co-alignment of the positions
of the scale flip-flops vis-a-vis the digit flip-flops. If the
scale flip-flop occupies an opposite
position, the arrival of pulses will result in subtraction.
Ibis property greatly simplifies
subtraction with the aid of the counter in question; for this
purpose it is sufficient, on
selecting the first number, to switch all the scale flip-flops
(on first disconnecting their
outputs) and thereupon to insert the second cumber -in the
form of pulses into the counter. 7be
counter is equipped with a parity recognition element for
automatic adjustment of the scale
flip-flops. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 3 tables.
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CHKUASELI, T.G.
Developmental ebaraCtarlstics Of the r0ct System cf the
grapevine under
the conditiona of adaphio dblorcs!so Vesto TbIlo
botceada nOO69.,3f--39
163. (MIRA 17:10) -

CHXaASlLl,T.T&.
Study of the iLvnmlcs of chlorools in certain comercial
grape
vartatles [in Georgian with sunmary In Russian]. Trudy
Tbil.bot
inst. no.16:3-10 154. (MIRA 8*11)
(Grape*--Diesss*s and posts) (Chloroole(Plants))

CRYWASELI, T.Ya.; CHANISHVILI, Sh.8h.
Kffqct of potaBeum and calcium ion.3 an the uptake cf
radioactive
phosphorus :Ln the root system of th) grapevine. Soob.
AN Gruz. SSR 32
no.21421-424 163. (MIRA 18sl)
1. Submitted July 8, 1962.

CHKUASELI T.Ya.
Respiration and enzymatic acti-rity in various zoneB of
the grapevine
root system. Soobo AN Gruz. SSI 36 no.3-663-668 D t64.
(MIRA 180)

01WI&SILI, T..Te.
I
PerlocUcal ahwWs In fluid notion and map
composition of
plants. TriAy Tbilebotelast, IN253-266 158, (MIR&
1218)
(Plants, Nation of fluids in)

VARTANOV, N.A.; ROMAN, I.M.; RYMIN, ru.A.01 , Z.D*
- , I -- - VI.-
I
. Use of*plsstic' wintillatore fa- betaray
spectrometry. Prib. i
tekh. eksp. 7 no.3s62-64 IV,T9 162. (KMk 16%7)
(Sci4ILation spectrometry)

CIIMMIANISHVnJ, G. Z.
ChkW-ianishvili, G. Z. rThe water and heat conditions in a
fTUit-bearing vineyard -ith
various formations and cuttings of vines", Trudy In-ta
vinogra-darstva i vinodeliya
(Akad. Gruz. SS.), Vol. V, 1949, p. 153-79, (In 0-iorgian,
resvxie in Russian), - Bibliog:
16 items.
SO: U-4630, 16 Sept. 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No.
23, 1949).

lo CHMIANISOM, 0. Z.; = ZHE=Zgv K. V.
2, UWR (600)
4P Kakhetia - Grapes
7. Remats of phenologic4a observations of Kakhatian grap"ine
varieties
(in Georgian with bussian vowary), Tr%* inst. vin. AN Gmz.
SSR,, 7, 1951.
.9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Librax7 of Congress, -
April .1953, Uncl.

CHKHUBIANISHVIIJ, 1. 1.
"Histological Investigation of Leaf of Primula Nivalis
Pall and Cerastitua
Ovatum Boiss." Doi. AN , V. 23, No. 5, 1939.
TMXMD= Chair of Vegetable Physiology & Anatomy, Georgia
State Agricultural
Inst. im. L. P. Beria, Tbilisi.

CFqWBIANISHVnI, I. I TUDEMAN, N.
25107 CHKHUSIANISHVILI, I. I TUDF MEN, N. Guttonosnostl Kornevoy
Kory 3preskletov
Gruzii. Trudy in-ta Lesa (Akad. Nauk Gruz, 33R), T. 1, 1949, 3.
231-36. -
Bibliogr: 15Nazv. -
SO: Letopis', No. 33, 1949

CHMMUNISHVILI, 1. 1.
W-m
Structure of the leaf of the Oriental beach. Izv.AN
Arm.SSR. Biol.
sellkhoz, nauki 2 no-6:557-570 149. (M12A 9:8)
(BUM) (Lluvw--MTW)

C ILI.
Leaf structure of some flowering plant@ of the Alpine
regions of
the Main Caucasian Range (laykasiont). IzY.AN
Arm.SR.Biol.1
sellkhos.nanki. 5 no.1:79-91 152. (KM 9:8)
1. Grazinskly ordens, Trudovogo Irasnogo, snameni
sellskokhoxm*
stvezwyy lastItut Imeni Beriya, Tbilisi.
Osuensus--Alpins flora) (Leaves-Anatomy)

KAXi ~'ADZEV V.M., CHOURIANISHVILI, M.G.; VOLKOV,
A.D.
I I
Preparation of sulfur dioxide by the thermal
decompo5ition
of natural calcium sulfate, Trudy !net. prikl.
khim. I
e1ektrokhba. AN Gruz. SSR 4:121-129 163. (KIR-k
-17;,:)

c AN!SHVILI, TS.A.
Nuclear polybedrosix of Deilephila lineata var. livornica Esp.
Dop.AN URSR no.7t964-966 161. (KIRA 14t8)
lo Lotitut awhohity rasteniy Akademii sellskokhozyaystvenrqkh
nauk Grazinskoy SM i Institat zoologii USSR. Predstavleno
akademi a AN USSR V.G.Kaelyananko [W lianenko,, V.H.I.
(Viruses) Obthe-Disewes)

CHKHUBIBISHVILI, Zekha iy Nikolayevich
(Alder wood and the possibility of its use in
the wood-
pulp and panp- industry] [Drevesina olikhi i
vozmosh-
nostv ee primeneniia v tse3.liulozno-bumazhnoi
promyshlen-
nosti. Tbilisi, Sabchota Sakartvelo), 1964. 171
p.
[In Georgian] (MIRA 18:7)

- OBEHUBILESRTILI, Z.1., Lush.
Alders as a raw mterial for use in the paper
industry.
Bm.prom. 35 no.6:20-22 Jo 160. (KM 13:7)
(Alder) (Paper Industry)
$0 f*-

-CH.KHUB IAN IS HV.1-Ll-g---Z.. -N. 9CAND *-ECH So I
,"WOOD OF THE ALDER
TREE -AND .- I~t- PO-SSIBILITIES fiR ITS APPLICATION
IN THE PULP
AND PAPER INDUSTRY*tl TS-1081, PUBLISHING HOUSE OF
GEORGIAYL,
AOR INSTV 1961. (MIN OF AOR GSSFI. GEORGIA'O"ORDER OF
LABOR RED
BANNER AGR INST). (KL-DVq 11-6-,q 223).
-195--

ARUSHANOV, Konstantin Sergeyevich; CMMKVISHVILI,
I.I., red.
(Canning industry of Georgia] Konservnaia
pronyshlennost'
Gruzii. Tbilisip Izd-vo Soiuza pisatelei Gruzii
"Zaria
vostoka,' 1959. 3-1 p. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Moscow. Vystavka dostizheniy narodnogo
kho2yaystva SSSR.
Pavillon Gruzinskoy SSR.

C .q I, C.,-.L
1. -Y,." E.". A.
un-iologic Effect of Vitamin A Stbstances in Citral
and Beta-lonone,n
,I
Vest. Of talmol, 27, '-o. 1, 1943.
State Cent. OphthalmoloU Inst. im. Gellngolts.

GD
'KC_Ck_.._Wt6_d_1_512 6 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/00010
001005Z/0058
AUTHOR: Kalatozishvili, N. L , Nadiradze, G. I.; Chkoniya, D. V.
ORG: none
TITLE: Transistorized supervisory control system
SOURCE: AN GruzSSR. Institut elektroni)d, avtorin- I i
telernekbanild. Skhemy
avtomaticheskoto upravleniya (Automatic control circuits).
Tiflis, Izd_V0
Metsniyereba, 1965, 52-58
TOPIC TAGS; remote control, supervisory control, transictorized
circuit
ABSTRACT: The development of a new semiconductor -device
supervisory-control
system for industrial plants is reported; a two-cycle distributor
is used in the
system. Principal connection diagrams of a control (dispatcher's)
station and a
plant station are shown. Each station comprises: a distributor, a
line unit, a
coincidence unit, output gate ("contactless") relays, and a
power-supply unit. The
odd distributor triggers respond to positive a-c half-waves; the
even, to negative
half-waves. The operation ol both stations is briefly explained.
Relatively long
10-msec pulses used in the connection line are expected to have
high noise immunity.
A laboratory model was built in 1962; the first complete set of
equipment was
installed at a Thilini plant in 1963. Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
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RACMM IYA. M. Y*.; CHKOKIP A.
w1j,
Now nousimgtcal-sethocl for treating constriction of the
lacAwl
duatso Yestoft, 69 uo.6:33-34 N-4 156. (KLRA 10:2)
1. U glasnoy kllulkl (sava - prof, NoG.Mirsuslashvili)
Tbilisskago
buttituta usoverebo"tvovanlya vrecheye
(TACRYUL ORUZ,-DIMUSICS)

SIKHARULIDZE, I.A., zasl. deyatell nauki, prof.,
otv. red.;
M ADZE, N.I.p dots., otv. red.; ARKHANGELISKIY,
V.N.,
prof., red..; ABULADZE, V.A., red.; AIITEIAVA,
D.N., kand.
ned. nauk, red.; BOGOSLOVSKIY, A.I., doktor biol.
nauk,
red.; BUND), A.Ya., kand. medo nauk, red.;
VILENKINA, A.,
doktor mod., nauk, red.; VISHNEVSKIY, N.A.,
prof., red.;
ZARUBB, G.S., nauchn. sotr., red.; ITSIKSON,
L.7a., kand.
mad. nauk, red.; WSW, H.L., zasl. dayatell nauki,
prof.,
red.; MACHMWHVILI, P.D., zaal. vrach Gruz. SSR,
red.;
PUCHKOVSKAYA, N.A., prof., red.; RABKIN, Ye.B.,
prof., red.;
RSHZHECHITS;KAYA, O.V., kand. med. nauk$ red.;
R3SLAVTSEV,
A.V., st. rauchn. sotr., red.; TARTAKOVSKAYA,
A.I., kand.
med. nauk, red.; FRADKIN, M.Ya., prof., red.;
KHAYUTIN, S.M.,
prof., red.; CHRMAKOVSKIY, G.Ya., kand. med.
naukp red.;
CHKONIYA, E.A., kand. med, nauk,, red.;
SHATILOVA, T.A.,
4o-kto-.---&Lr'.-nauk., red.; YAKOVLEV, A.A.,
nauchn.sotr., red.
[Materials of the Second All-Union Conference of
Ophthal-
mologists] Materialy Vsesoiu=oi konferentsii
oftallmolo-
gov. Tbilisi, Respublikanskoe nauchn. ob-vo
oftallmologov
Gruz.SSR, 1961. 1+98 p. (MIRA 18:1)
1. Vaesoyuzzwya konferentsiya oftallmologov, 2d,
Tiflis, 1961.
2. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SM (for
Arkbangellskiy).

CHKONIYA,, E.A.
Pathology of the accomodation apparatus in sugar
diabetes. Soob.
AN Gruz. SSR 40 no.1:225-230 0 '65. (,KM 18:12)
1. Tbilisskiy gosudarstvennyy institut
usovershenstvovaniya
vrachey. Submitted May 25, 1965.

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tuadrsimatorforah days;
i., boding& wAn. of MuCA in cowd. oxalk acid. filtering,
totbeliltrateEtORsawdnandcrysig. Drsimilaf
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PURTSELAI,YLE,, Kh.,G.; TOPURM, Z.IL; (zKoNIYA,_
Tx.; SHOSELMHVILI 't E*H.
Thermal dissoc4ation of artificial manganese
dioxide saxples.
Trudy Inst.pri%I.khi*A elektrokhimAN Gruz.SSR
3j163-W 162*
(MMk All)
(Nmganese oxide-Thermal proferties)
I

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:AUTHOR: ChkoniZa, T. r._(Aspirant)
,ORG: All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Veterinary
Sanitation (Vscsoyuznyy
~nauchno-issledov'atel'skiy institut veterinarnoy sanitarii)
;TITLE: Disinfective treatment for aspergillosis in poultry
using thermomechanical
aerosols
!SOURCE: Veterinariya, no. 8, 1966, ill-113
TOKC TAGS: animal disease, aspergillosis, infective disease,
poultry, aerosols
OF,
ABSTRACT. Aspergillo"sis, a disease attacking embryos or the
respiratory
tract of young poultry, is caused mainly by Acpargillus
fumigatus, A. flavus, and A.nigar. Many methods of disin-
iection have been used, and it must be noted that the humidity
increase accompanying application of some disinfectants will
laid fungus growth. Use of formaldehyde solutions in aerosols
.requires three or four times less disinfectant, does not
change
the microclimate of an enclosure, and penetrates all parts of
the target area thoroughly. Twenty-one experimerts were per-
formed at the Moscow Fermentation Factory using formaldehyde
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;-A-C-C,N-R---AP6-02-8--I-6--3'
-is dispersed as aerosols by
SOIULio, the AGP generator to disinfect
rooms of varying size, temperature, and humidity. The results
were highly satisfactory, for the disitifection of both air and
surfaces. To eliminate cIie residual effect of the formalin,
areas used in the experiment were treated with =onia afterwards.
it was concludod thit ctnpLy, hermetically sealed rooms of volumes
up to 4000 m' may be succossfully disinfected from Asp(
by a 40% iormaldehyde aerosol applied in the amount of 40 ml/I Q3
and exposed for 24 hr. For rooms containing equipment (poultry
Cilges, etc.), ~~Iiere should be an aerosol source for every
1000,=3
Or space, and the Aisinfectant should be applied in an amount of
3
70 ml/m 9 with 24-br exposure. Also, it was found that thermo-
mechanical generation of 20-40% formaldehyde aerosols, using
the AGP generator, does not lessen their disinfectant properties.
JWA-50; CBE No. 121
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Card 2/2

GOGORISHVILI, P.V.; CHIONM.. T.V.; LIH)B&DZE, D.A.
Diaminooulfate and diaminoeulfite complex compounds
of nickel.
Trudy Inst.ld".LN Graz. SSR 16-.!3-8 062. (MMA 16 %
4)
(Nickel tompounds)

C'4j','O%IYA, Z.- MCHIMASMILI, M.; WALOBLMIIVILI,
0. and BEFADME, N.
"The Results of the IntracutaiieoLis Allerric Test
for Clertf-in
Eye Diseases"
Voorosy toksonlazmoza, report theses of a
confe-ence on roxoplasmosis,
I
Moscoe, 3-5 &-Dril 1961, publ. by Inst
Dnidemlolop7- f-' -icrobiolog
.7
im. Ii. i. Gamaleya, Aca,d. Med. Sci USSR, "oscow,
1961, 6(?PP.

AUNOR
GUSEVIV.K.p CHKUASEII~D.V., GUSEVA91a.l. 89-9-4/32

TI TLE
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The Separation-77,

(Razdale" isotopov germaniya i Magniya v
malom elektro-

magnitzom separators)
PERIODICAL
Atomntyi
BnerE;jy-%, '!r.' 3 , Nr 21--'21
ABSTRACT
Of a small
eleotromalneti, imrator (920 z 1500 x 350 mm)

(built according
to Dempter's mass spectograph). particularl

the new
construction of the ion source &ad of the ion targe

are
described. The i)n source, in which the discharge is

maintained
in the va-Dor of the element to be investigated,

works
satisfactorily up to tenfperatures of 15000C. The ion

target in
constructeil in such as manner that it colleots al

isotope* of
the elemiint to be separated at one and the same

time. The
dependence of the ion flux, which was focussed or

the target
has been particularly well measued. In the case

of Ge-
separation tho ion flux at the target attained

15-20 ml at Mg
35-40 mA. In the ch&mbera of the target abou

40 mg of the
enriohed germanium isotopes and --., 25 mg of tb

magnesium
isotopes wore aeparared per hour.

The mass-spectrographioal
investigation was carried out on

metallic germanium and on
jdgj2,
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Magnetic Separator.
ASSOCIATION:
PRESENTED BY:
SUBMITTED-
AVAILABLE:
The following degree of enrichment was attaimed:
Isotope
Ge70
Ge72
G073
Ge74
G076
199 24
vg 25
jig 26
(With 2 Tables,
not given.
natural content conte%ma.
enrlot fter
20,55 91,CQ
27,37
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7,61
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library of Congress.
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B012 Bo67
AUTHORS: Chkuaseli, D., V., Nikoleyahvili, U. D.,
Guldamashvili, A. I.
TITLE: Resonance Charze Exchange of Positive Ions of the
Alkali
Metals W
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya
fizicheskaya, 1960,
Vol. 24, No. 8~ PP. 970-974
TEXT: For measuring the cross sections of resonance charge
exchange in
singly ionized alkali metal ions the authors developed a
method which
differs from those employed earlier (Refs. 3,495). The
difference
consists in using the molecular beam of the substance
concerned as
target instead of the collision chamber with the gas
investigated. This
method allowed sufficiently exact absolute measurements. The
experimental
arrangement and the experiments are described. They were made
in a small
electromagnetic separator'(Ref. 6). The cross sections of
resonance
charge exchange of positive singly ionized ions of V. Cs+ and
Rb+ were
measured. Fig. 1 schematically shows the chanber of the
arrangement with
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of the Alkali Metals V
B012/B067
the ion source and the receiving measuring device, Fig. 2 shows
the
double beam source of molecules with the monitor. For
determining the
dimensions of the receiving measurement device the traces of the
trajectories of %he following beams were recorded: the
molecular, the
ion beam, and the beam of the charge exchanging fast atoms (in
the case
of resonance charge exchange of magnesium) (Fig. 4). Fig. 4
shows that
the dispersion of the charged and charge exchanging fast atoms
is
completely sufficient in the detection range (60 mm) to capture
them
separately. Hence, the method employed here allows a
determination of the
charge exchange by recording the fast neutral atoms and also by
the
potential method. In the present paper the measurement was made
according
to the potential method (Refs. 2,3,4,5). The experiments showed
that the
formation of slow ions and electrons in the interaction of fast
singly
ionized ions with gas atoms is mainly due to ionization and
charge
exchange processes. Fig. 6 shows the measurement results for
cesium,
rubidium, and potassium in the energy range of the primary ions
from 5
to 30 kev. The same Fig. also shows the theoretical curves
obtained from
calculations made by 0. B. Firsov, whereas the curves obtained
from the
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of the Alkali Metals B012/BO67
formula by Yu. N. Demkov are not given. Fig. 6 shows that the
cross
section of resonance charge exchange monotonically decreases
with
increasing primary ion velocity. The cross section is also
reduced in the
transition to atoms vrith a higher ionization potential. The
experimental
data of the cross sections of resonance charge exchange are on
the
average by 1,5 times higher than the theoretical values. There
are 6
figures and 8 references: 6 Soviet and 2 British.
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AUTHORS: Chkuaseli, D. V., Nikoleyshvili, U. D.,
Guldamashvilij A.I.
TITLE: Resonance Charge Exchange of Positive Potassium Ions
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, 1960, Vol. 303 No.
7,
PP. 817 - 823
TEET: The authors measured the resonance charge exchange
cross section
of K+ ions on potassium atoms in the energy range of from 5
to 30 kev
with an arrangement already described in Ref-7- Similar
measurements
were carried out by R. M. lushnir, Yu. F. Bydin, and A. M.
Bukhteyev
(Refs. 5,6) at energies of < 2 kev. The method employeT
-differs from'the
usual one based on the use of a gas target; instead of the
latter, an
atom beam with controlled intensity was used. The sources
that supplied
the atom- and ion beam respectively, were constructed for the
purpose
(Fig.2 - ion source, Fig-5 - atom source) and arranged in a
device a hown
in Fig.1 in such a manner that the two beams intersected; the
ion beam
is semicircularly deflected in the device. Fig.7 shows a
photograph of
the beam tra3ectory together with the atom beam sourq-e; the
beam of the
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recharged fast atoms which through the intersection point of
the two
beams goes tangentially to the ion beam, is clearly visible.
Fig.6
shows the dependence of the intensity of the main atom beam
on the
monitor current, Fig.9 the dependence of the measured charge
exchange-
cross section on the velocity of the primary ions.
Measurement was made
by the so-called potential method (Refs. 10-12), the results
bc;'Ing ac-
curate to within +15%. Fig.9 shows besides the experimental
resulis also
the a(v) curves, -calculated by a formula of 0. B. Firsov
(Ref-3) and
Yu. N. Demkov (Ref-4). The theoretical curves lie somewhat
lower and are
less inclinedl in all cases, however,*the cross section 6
decreases with
rising ion velocitj v; in general, the experimental values
are 1-5 times
higher than the theoretical ones. In conclusion, the authors
thank
9. KA-~ LUV, Doctor of Physical and Whematical Sciences for
his
interest in the work,._~. k,._�2*ol~ova and V_. G._Tskirjz for
carrying out
the chemical analyaos. There are 9 iigures" e~~d
references: 10 Soviet,
2 German, 1 Britishp and 2 US.
SUBMITTED: January 5, 1960
Card 2/2

CHKUASELI, T.
San Motion in spring. Vest.Bot.sada AN Gruz.SSR
no.66:137-144
166. (MIRA 14:10)
(Plants., ~Ibtion of fluids in)

CHKUASELI,, T.
-
Concentration of sow active metabolites in the bleedinE
sap. of
the grapevine. Vest.Bot.sada AN Graz.SSR no.66:145-162
160.
(,'a-r,A 14,'11--;)
(Grapes) (Plants-MetabDlism)

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A cad 3ci ~eor an 3-1. Of -~Ot -I'l
."0. 25, 13 jun
For Degree of Doctor Of BiOlOgiCal SCiences

DZWARIM. L.I.; C3MLqWV
Affect of alfalfa town In vineyards on
grapevine oblorosis,
Trudr Thil.botAnote 20$73-M 1599 (MM 13 18)
(Georgia-Grapso-Ameasse and posts)
(Oblorosieftants)) (AlfaUs.)

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B032/E114
AUT11ORS: Vartanov, N.A., Rozman, I.M., Ryukhin, Yu.A., and
ChIcuaseli, Z.D.
TITLE: Application of plastic scintillators to
I
P-spectrometers
PERIODICAL: Pribory i telchnika eksperimenta, no-3, 1962,
62-64
TZXT: It is pointed out that scintillation P-spectrometers
have inferior energy resolution as compared with magnetic
5pectro~i,.eters. However, they may be useful in preliminary
experiments. The authors have therefore investigated the
possible
use of polyvinyl-toluene plastic scintillators in
measurements of
the end-points of P-spectra. The scintillator ~fas mounted
on a
high-sensitivity photomultiplier (cathode sensitivity 79
Wlumen).
Good light collection was ensured by means of a perspex
reflector.
Oack scattering and edge effects were avoided by
collimating the
:~--particle beam with a copper diaphragm. The resolution
for.the
624 KeV line of cs137 Was found to be 121. The end points
of the
"-spoczra of p32, C060, csl37 and Tj204 /a mined. The
were deter
results wore as follows: 1686 * 13 KeV (P32);
Cbtrd 1/2

Application of plastic scintillators..
S/12o/62/ooo/oO3/011/048
E032/E114
305 3 KeV (Co 60 ~4).-511711� 8 and 1165 � 11 KeV (CS137);
and
,,2
753 10 KeV (T. T e total conversion coefficient for the
662 :~eV y-line corresponding to the isomeric transition
of.Bal37M
was found to be 0.128 ;t 0.014, which is in good
agreement with
published results. It is concluded that plastic
scintillators
may be successfully employed in r-spectrometers for
studying both
conversion electrons and continuous P-spectra. Furth6r
reduction
of back scattering should facilitate studies of complex
P-spectra
and the determination of the intensity of isolated
components.
There are 6 figures.
SUBMIT'l-ED: September 29, 1961
Card 2/2

CM,qASZT,T . T.Ta. g SUBASMILI, Z.ML
4nudes of ansurins end riboflwin in the
bleeding map of
the grepevine* ftudy Thil.bot.izat. 20tl8l-185
059,
(Grapes) (Riboflavin) (ftiamine) OMU 1398)

GHKUA-cELI., T.1a., XOTAYE'Tl, D.V.
-.,-
Pigments of the root ey:itflm of O-e grapevine.
Soob. AN G-xuS.
FxSR 31 no.1:139-,342 J2 lf,3. (KIBA 17:7)

PUT.A 1, Jerzy; MIGHOLIK, Aleksander
I
Cpse of coMlote heart block with rectu ant
Morgagni-Adano-Stokes
attadke successfun7 treated with isopropylnoradrenalins.
Polski tygod.
lek. 13 no.21:801-804 26 May 58.
1. (Z II Kliniki Chorob Vewnetrunych As M. w Waresawle;
kierownik: prof.
dr med. D. Aleksandrow) Adres: Warszawa, II Klinika Chorob
Wewnetrznych
Ahadenii Nedyezuej, ul. Nowogrodska 59.
(STWATHONDWIM, ther, use
isoproterenol In complete heart block with recur.
Adams-Stokes
aynd. (POM
(MU BIOCK, ther.
same)

CHIAD. Jaromir (Praha XIV. BaeJoviolm 517)
,-------7e-toal~I)h'O~ocardlogmpby. Gas. lek. cesk. 98
no.8:245-248 20 Yeb 59.
(QUIAG MMMM AIM SOUXM,
Ow fetal phonoaardiogmphy (Gs))
same)

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Praha, Czechoslovakia.
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