SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AGOSTON, A. - AGRANAT, B.A.

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AGGSTON, A.
Two articlea on vacuum measurement. bleres automat U no.12:
382 163.

AGOS-TONP A.
"Constant current bridge." Reviewed by A. Agoston. Meres
automat 11 no.8/9a262 163.

AGOSTON; Attila, tudonmnyo,3 mur&at-ars
Logical algebrap logical circuits and their applications.Ft.3,,
Mores automat 11 no.10:316-320 163.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Automatizalasi Kutato laboratorium.

AGOST011, Attila, tudomanyos munImtars
Logical algebra) logical circuits and their applicatione. Pt#3-
Meres automat 11 no.11-351-354 163.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Alcademia Automatizalasi Kutato Laboratoriuma.

,ONyl,, Endre
AGOSTON, k4lla, Sjv
An.g.lysis of nor,,hlnear system.~, 'V meftns of
Meres bullumat 12 no,.91293-296 164,
1. Research Institute of AutDmht.cr,, llwngar.,an Academy of
Sr;-'ences, Budapest.

AGOSTON,..Atti:La; BEZI, Istvan
Antifreeze control,Auto motor 3-7 no*2:13 21 Ja 164*
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Automatizalasi KutatO
Laboratoriva.

AGMCK, Davi(I -
'~ "
Iffect of light on drugs. Oyogyezaraoz 10 no.6:110-112 1 Jans 55-
(IMUGS,
off. of light)
(LIGHT, effects,
on drugs)

.-AGOSTON, Evaq.dr.; .~ANQa~y, Gergely, dr.; LENGUEL, Gyula, dr.; SZOUOSSY,
Ervin, dr.
Isolation of viruses and serological tests in the 1962 kerdtoconjune-
tivitio epidemic in Szeged. Orv.hetil. 105 no.5:225-227 2F \164o
1. Szeged, Varosi JC6zegeszsegUgyi JarvanyUgyi Allomas.

~ZOLLOSYP E.,- BFIADI, Ilona; KUW., Eszter; AZSTON,, Eva; JgOSSY, G.;
MILE, Ibolya
Virus excretion and antibody response of children immunized with
monovalent or tft-valent live poUovirvs vaccines. Acta paediat.
acad. sai. Hung. 3 no.1:33-39 162.
1. Institute of Micobiology (Director% Prof. G. Ivanovics), University
Medical School, Szegod,'and Public Health and Epidemiologic~l S'Laition
(Head Physician: J. Vetr6), Szeged.
(POLIOMYELITIS immunology) (POLIOMYELITIS VIRUSFZ)

BUNGAIRY/Chemical Tec-Imology, Chemical Products and Their H-2
Applic-atirwa, Part 2. - Processes and Apparatus of
Cherical Technology.
Abs Jour: Reforat. Zhurnal, Ehimiya) No 10, 1958,, 3V18.
Author : istvan Nagy) IMBE t~
Inst :Not givell.
Title :Remarks to The Article by Benes and Dr. ladomery '-Air Pre-
heaters Utilizing Heat of Combustion Gases".
Orig Pub: Magyar energiagazd... 1955., 8, No 2, 78-79.
Abstract.% See RZhKiim, 1956, 14998.
Card 1/1

GROF, Pal; BOROSI Bela;.-AGOSTON, Iren
Fiqlation of mast cells and the histamine content in the eye.
SzemesLet 100 no.4:197-200 D 163,
1. Pecsi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Borgyogyaszati es Szemeszeti Kli-
nikaja (Igazgato: Boros Bela az orvostudomanyok kandidatusa) kUzle-
menye,

GROF, Pal, dr.; ULER, Maria, dr.;_AGjOS'TQN, Iren, dr.; GSEH, Anna, jr.
-"fff)ct,bf ultraviolet rays on mast cells in vitro, BorgyogyS
vener. azemle 40 no.10-11 F 164.
A

GROF, Pal; BORCS, Bela; AGOSTON, Iren.
Free hist-nmine content of the bovine eye. Kiserl. orvostud.
16 no.2:113-118 AP664
1. Peaci Orvostudommyi Egyetem Ebrp,,ogyaszati es Szemeaneti
klinil,aja.

AGOSTON, J. 1910
( A Dudapesti Tuoorianyejyateri 1. Sz. Moi Klinlkririjanak Kovlerriellye)
"Recent Investigations on the Action of Choriogenic Gona-dotropin on the Suprarenal
Gland.11
Yagyar Noorvosok Lapba, Budapest, 1949, 1P/2(55-57)
Abst: Exc. Mled. 111, Vol. 111s No. 9, p. 346

AGOSTON, Janos,dr.; HORII, Bela, dr.; RECHNITZ, Kurt, dr.
Examination of tba peripberal nerve fibers in tbm vulva in
precancerous conditions. Magy. noorv. lap. 18 no.4:211-213
JulY 55.
1. Budapesti. Orvostudomanyi Rgyetam 1. sz. noi klinikajanak
kozlemanye (Igaxgato: Hnrn, Bala dr. egy-etemi tanar).
(MVES, PERIPHERAL,
in vulva, in pracancernus conditions, fiber exam. (Hun))
(VULVA, neoplasms
precancarous. conditions, exam. of paripberal nerve
fibers. (Hun))

AGOSTON, Janoo, dr.; IWMIITZ, Kurt, dr.
'-7- 1..."-, ~.-- ~ , -tv. ~". ~--
Data on the pathogeneeis of andometriosia. Ka&v.noorv.lap. 20
no.6:316-319 N 159.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Ngyetem I. sz. Noi Klinikajanak
kozlemenye (Igazgato: Horn Bela dr. egyetemi tanar).
tENDOMETRIOSIS etiol)

AGOSTON, Janos, c1r. ; KAPLAR, Zoltan, dr.
A case of chorioeDithelioms appearing in menopause. Magy.noorr.
lap. 23 no-5:294-298 S 160.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem I. sz. Noi Klinikajanak
kozlemenye (igazgato: Horn Bela dr egyet. tanar).
(CHORIOCARCINOMA case reports)
(MENOPAUSE compl)

AGOSTON, J~mnoo, dr.; RECHNITZ, Kurt, dr.
Early diagnosis of cervical cance'r with the aid of electron microscopy.
Yagy onkol 5 no.4:222-227 D 161.
1. Budapesti. Orvostudomanyi Egyetem I oz. Noi Klinika.
(CERVIX NEOPLASMS diag) (MICROSCOPY ELECTRON)

AGOSTON, Janos, dr.; SZLEPKA, Geza, dr.
UF-u of Gastrobamate in premenstrual syndrome. Orv, hetil. 101 no.3:
121-122 21 Ja 162.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, I Noi Klinika.
(NEPRO&WATE ther) (MENSTRUATION DISORDERS ther)
(ATROPINE rel cpds)

A:GOTA,
---
--inls." :"--
I I v_: JI-et. a~ ".. a-;. 'P,
11 11 r. -,:"Iti
~; *.I:c E.Uosulct) Dudar:cst. Vol 2, "o 12-. -". 'U'-"~. -5
SO: East Europe~ui Accessions List, Vol 6, ','o 8, Aui, 105~'

HEGYESSY, Gyula, dr.; KUBINYINE SCHWANNER, Marta, dr.; AGQTA,-Ygrpng, dr.
Significance of the occupation in the Hungarian Leptospira
icterohaemorrhagiae (Weil disease) infections. Munkavedelem
8 no.1/301-33 162.
1. Orazagoo Kozegeszsegugyi Intezet; Fovarosi KozegesBsegugvi-
Jarvanyugyi Allomas; Fovarosi Csatorna Muvek.

AGOTAI, Bela
Rustproof and acidproof steals. Musz elet 18 no,,8:11
11 Ap 163.

A'M-T4 A i_MV0235 45 SOURCF CODE: HU/0014/65/098/012/0535/0539
A
AUTHOR: Agotai Bela (Graduate metallurgical engineer)
ORG: Research Institute for the Iron Industry (Vasipari Kutato Intezet)
TITLE: Effects of changes during the recrystallization heating of transformer ribbon
on the wattage loss
SOURCE: Kohaszati lapoko v. 9.8, no. 12, 1965, 535-539
TOPIC TAGS: metal heat treatment, metal chemical arialysis, metal recr stal-lization,
/Microscopy, electric transformer I
,ABSTRACT: Changes occurring in the recrystallizntion heat treatment of
transformer ribbon according to the Goss technique were investigated with
the aim of establishing the parameters for attain.ing a desired degree of
wattage loss in the finished ribbon. The samples were subjected to va-
,rious heat-treatments and were then examined by microscopy and analyzed
for carbon, silicon, manganese) phosphorus and copper content. The particle-
size distribution and the structural characteristics of the samples were
also determined. It was found that the wattage loss increases with increa-
.sing degree of purity and increasing particle size. In the samples examineW
,these conditions were attained best by treating for 40 hours at 1150*C in
a hyd.rogen.atmosphere. The experimental results,-we-re presented_and dis-
cussed. Orig. art. has: 18 figures and 2 tables. [JPRS]
SUB CODE: llp 139 09t 20 SUBM DATE: none
C UDC; 621-78:669!1
Ord.. 1/1 ~cr k.018-5:620.18

ZH IASKOV, L.; AGOVA. M.g ZIKOWTA. Sv.
:-
liew drugs in the treatment of tuberculosis. hydrazides and
hydrazones. Farmataiia 4 no.1:26-29 Ja-F '54.
(NICOTINIC ACID ISSOMKRS,
*Pharmacol.)

AGOVA, M.
.
Now compounds in the treatment of tuberculosis. Farmateiia, Sofia-
4 no.6:8-13 1954.
(NICOTINIC ACID ISOHKRS,
Chem.)
(TRIOSIMICARRAZONES,
Chem.)

7IM-TAUOV. L.; ZIKDWVA, Sv.; AGOVA M: NUTAIMMA, 1.
unds.wlth antitub
Tutbesia of new compo ercyaous properties, III.
Hydrasidee and bydrazones of c&-cyanocarbonic acid.Parmataila, Sofia
5 no-3:17-20 MY-Je '55.
(ACITIC ACID, derivatives.
cyanoicetic acid brdra2ides & bydrazones, ther. of
tubere. review)
(TUBFXTJWSIS. theralT.
cyanoacetic acid hydrazides & bydrazones, review)

Country Bulgaria G-2
"I
Uatcgory
Abs. Jour
Author Zhelyazkov, L. , AtE~Ova 1~1, -nd .`ikulova, 5.
-
Instittit. tvte for Pharmacolog,,!
Bulgarian In6tf
Tit I o : The Attempted SyrtAasis of isonicatinic Acid
Hvdrazide
Or lj~ PUb. : Trudy Nauch Isledovatel Inst Farmatsiya, 1, 8-11.
(1957)
Abstract The authors reDort a number of improvements jth--2ch
have been made in the synthesis of isonicotinic
acid hydrazide (T) by the rcaction scheipe*..
05 95 N ip 4"'-C5 Ll, NC~ 145 r-c~~ i, N~;OUA
-C514N(;OOC.113 ---xI (cf Wibaut, Z-bl, 19~:I,
1 1 .~07,R)
The C5ff5N and (Cd3CU)20 are rerener-ated in the
first stage. The oxidatio.i of -'-'5ff4NC2H5 iL;

BULGARIA Organic Chemistryr-Synthetic orpanic chomistryA G-2
Abs Jour : Rof Zhvw - Khit4ya, No 14, 1959, No. 49491
Author : Zholyazkov, L.; Zikolovn, S.;.A6ova, M.; Zhelynzkov, L.;
ova M.; Molova, S.; Mutafthova) E.
Inst : ulgarian Institute for Pharriacology
Titlo : Synthesis of Coupounds with Possible Antitubercular
Activity. I. Hydrazidee of Souo Organic Acids and
Thoir Derivatives. II. Hydrazides of Isonicotinyl
Hydrazido. III. Hydrazidos and 1~ydrazoms of W-
Cyanocarboxylic Acids
Orig Pub : Trudy Nauch Issledovatel Fametaiya, 1, 12-15; 15-19;
19-21 (1957)
Abstract : I. In the courso of research on the synthesis of
compounds with antituburcular activity (ATA), the
authors havo synthosized a number of hydrazides by the
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BULGARD Or!,-,anic Chemistry--Synthetic orp,.anic chemistry. G-2
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - KhiLdyn, no 14, 1959, No. 49491
reaction of organic acid eaters with N2H B20 M
at about 1000 or at higher touporaturea t;he starting
acid, code of the corTosporAiM hydrazide in parentheses,
yield in %, and iap in OC nre given in that order:
isonicotinic (11), 98, 171; nicotinic, 98, 158 - 159;
C6H5CO0H, 80, 112 - 113; 4-No2c6H com, 75, 208;
4-NO 0011 5 220 - 224; 2-Hocg4cooH, 6o, 148 - 152;
PASK"F~~C'117 4M, 6o, 123 - 124; C6H5S03H, 70, 100 -
NH
102; -02CO480-~H, 75, 131; 4-Cd CCNHC6H4SO
p -3H, 74, 177;
citrazinic, 56., 215 - 216; HscH2C8OH (IV) 70, -- The
action of C6HA CHO (V) aryl 2-HOC CHO (VI~ on IV gives
MCH2CaWV6H5 (VII), yield r31~, laP 170 - 1750, and
H3CH2CCNHN;QHC6H40H-2 (VIII), Yield 70%, IIP 180 - 1860,
The ATA of III is equal to that of I; the roLnining
hydrazidos have lower activities. VII and VIII were
found to have no activity. Apparontly the ATA carrier
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BULGARIA Organic Chemistry--Synthetic organic chemistry& G-2
Abs Jour Pof Zhur - Kh=ya, No 14, 1959, No-. 49491
ia not the =NNHO group but the =1ocule as a W6010,
II. The reaction of II vith aldehydos or ketones 81ves
a sorios of isonicotinyl hydrazones. The reaction
1rocoods in alcoholic or aqueous modiuu in the prosonco
(or absence) of a sraall amount of CH3COOH at about 200
or at about 1000 (10 - 15 min); at more elevated
toraporatures the reaction takes 10 - 20 hrs Zm_isprintf.
The starting aldohydo or ketone, the yield in %, and the
Lip in PC are given for the folloving isonictinyl hydra-
zones: camphor, 6o, 217; carvone, 70, 142 - 143;
perillaldehyde, 35-5, 126 - 130; benzoin, 90, 163;
2-hydroxy-OC-naphthoic aldohydo, 98, 255; C6H CH_-CHCOCH31
98, 183 - 186; CC-naphthyl-j9-phenylindone , 29) 223 -
226; antipyrine, 10, 254 - 257; CH20, 50, 171 - 178;
triacotoneamino, 98, 186.5; diacotoneamino oxalato, 60,
Card 3/5

BULGARIA Organic Chemistry--Synthetic organic chemistry. G-2
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - KhiLdya, No 14, 1959, No. 49491
205; phorono, 50, 189; laosityl oxide, 50, 263 - 264; 4-
hydroxycouiimwin'10' 237; ac-galactose, 50, 170 - 173;
(CH3)2c (CE)CH20cii 96, 14o - 142 - c6E -COcn2cN, 6o,
234 - 2]16; C6H5=4102CN, 50, 253'- 25R; 5-nitrofurfurol,
gal 250 (docoup); furfurol (IX), 90, 214 - 215; 01-
glucoso, 4o, 18o; vi, 98, 239 - 24o.. 4-(cii )2NC6H4CHO) 90
202 - 203; acotom M, 70, 16o - 161; c~ OCH , 98, 174;
4-CH CONHC6H CHO (XI), 97, 278 - 281; v, 9t, a CR3CHOl
91, r76 - 179; cyclohoxanono (XII), 90, 174; onanthic
aldehydo, 70, 99 - 102; vanillin, 90, 222 - 225. 4-
CVCH2CH&NNECOC5H4N-HCl has also boon synthesiEod in yielde
of 8?% (np 279 - 2800). Two of the above isonicotinyl
hydrazonas have shown good results during clinical tests.
M. Hydrazonos have boon synthesized by the reaction of
aldohydos ard kotories with ROH(CN)-CONHE2 (XIII), prepared
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BULC-ARIA Organic Chemistry~--Synthetic organic dhemistry4 G-2
Abe Jour Rof Zh4 - KhiLdya, No 14, 1959, Noi 49491
from I and PCH(CN)COOC211 The reaction of CNCHNaCOOC 2H5
and C6H CH2Cl in xylone Zr*oflux for about 10 hre) gives
C6H5CE7H-(CN)COOC2H5 in yiolds of 50%. (CH3)2QIICH(CN)COMI-
IM2, nP 750, arxI C6H5C%0H(CN)CONUNH2, np 127 - 1280.1
have also boon prepDxed. The starting aldehyde or
ketone and the R group in XIII, and the Lip in OC of the
hydrazone, are listed in that order for the following
hydrazores: XII, H, 128; XI, IIJf 226 (decorap); VI, CH3,
212 - 214. ix cii 153 - 156; x, (cH )2011, 109; V,
.P y
(CH3)~CH 1 158 1 160; VI, 0113)fl, N6; the ATA of the
hydrazoms obtainod are lower than the ATA of II. --
V. SkoroduLiov
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0 ow-ttry Bulgaria G-2
C a t,~I- o ry
Aba. Jour 45364
Au L ho r iheiyazl~ov, T-.. -Aid 4~11P~Ova
Inu ") Itut . Bu Li-%trian T4n,~;ti--ut--~
T It I I 17ew SynLhesis of 2-1,i2iino-i~-l-et!iylpyri-inidipe
OT 1!3 Pub. I.-L'rudy Plauch Isiodovat-ill Inst Farmah5iya, -L, 32-34
k 1957)
Abstract I can be praparea
by the coridmsaOon of methyl- 4 -chlorovinyl.-
hetone (II) an,i gvmidirle. 55 mols of quaniaine
vhodanide aiid 0,05 mol Il nie Lea',-ed .50 min at
100" a solution of 1.~7 gmb 'ILI ill 40 10. %.Ai3ol'
in adde,,l drulvi.-,e to t1w not n~yture, tliz, re-
'It ~ ng
u ~ f mixti.re is heatA ar additional 30 mIn
s
at ICO ', fili-ered, the GH)OF is distil3ed off,
file residue is made a 11-13.4
., ~nc with IC%' NaOH,
ard 06114 is used to extract thc 1, yield 25%,
D. V--'tknvrkiy

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stir
C i i WZ 0
A R _3 . J C, LI RR'11103-M. , 140. 19 59, 1-%,o. 87566
ATMOR : ZI,,elyazkov7 L.; AYoval M._I Petkova, Ye.;
: Scientific ResearcFln~tDt:~Ie of Pharmacy
: Synthesti of 5,6-Diraethyl-Benzimidazole
C, R, I C- PUi.:Tr. N.-i. in-t farmatsiya','1957, 1, 50-51
"39TRACT : It synthesis has been effected for 5,6-dimethyl.
~I-enzimidazole (MP 202-2030, yield 8W), used as predecessor
1141 the biosynthe!,,3-s of vitimin B12. A method has been de-
~velioped for the ch3oromethylation of p-nitrotoluene with
syn'-feetrical dichloro(Aimethyl ethert which has strongly
~tclxlc properties, without isolation of the latter from the
I
lsiilfuric acid reaction mixture. -- From authors' summary.
Cil A ~--)% D :
Bikova, N,; ~Rvi, Sb.

. . BULGART-A/OrgELnic Chemistry - Synthetic Organic Chemistry. G-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 14, 1958, 468o9
or 01-- aminopyridine with I in the presence of soda.
A substance, the oxalate of which carbonizes without
melting, is forming of 2-amino-4-methylazol under the
same cinditions. Only II is an antituberculosis meant
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BULGARIA/Organic Chemistry Synthetic Organic Cheraistry G-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khim., No 24, 1958, 81637.
Author Ivanov Ch , jelyaskov L . Dodova M , Agova M.
Inst AN Bulgaria.
Title The Freparation of Nitrofuran Substitutes Having Possible
Antitubercular Activity.
Orig Pub: .1okl- Bolg AN, 1957, 10, No 4, 313-316
Abstract: In search of new preparations which possess anti-
tubercular activity, there were obtained: 5-nitofur-
furylidene salicylhydrazine, yielti 80-3p, n-p.
246-2500C. (with deeoripositicn; from alcohol);
5-nitrofurfurylidene benzylcyanoacetyl hydrazine,
yield 64~, m.p. 181-1850C, (with decomposition;
from alcohol), and 5-nitrofurfurylidene isonicotynoyl
hydrazine (I). It was demonstrated that cyanoacetyl
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BuLotaIti/organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry, G-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Xhim., No 24, 1958, 81666
Author Zhelynzkov L.. Zikolova Sv., Agova M.
Inst
Title The Synthesis of Compounds With Prospective Anti-
tubercular Activity. III. Hydrazides and Hydrazones
Orig Pub: Khirdya i industria (Belg.), 1958, 30, No 1, 14-17
Abstract: In the search of new antitubercular compounds, the
hydrazide of 2,6-dioxyisonicotinic acid was obtained,
m p. 215-216*-C., which was converted into isonicotinoyl
hydrazones (INH) by the condensation with carbonyl
compounds (CC); Given are CC and m.p. in OC, of the
corresponding INH: K -galactose, 170-1730C., diacetone
alcohol, 140-1420C ; 5-nitrofurfurol, 250 (decomposi-
tion); Karvon, 142-143; perillaldehyde, 126-130;
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AGOVA
., ~--
k
Dauteration in organio chemiatry, miim i irOugstriia 35 no.l.-
23-28 063, F

~ILIIAZEoV, L.; AGOVA, I.-,.
J.
"'YYIthOSI13 01' sorre - iuddazi)'Jineo, i:te .16 Tru( r. h 1. ra-
far.rilatsev Illst 4:3-4. 163.

ACC NRi AP6031666
SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Golldin, M. I.; AGoyeva, N. V.;
UR/0216/66/000/005/0760/0766
Tumiaziova, V6 A.
ORG: Institute of Microbiology, AN SSSR, Moscow (Institute micro-
biologii AN SSSR)
TITLE: Use of a method of studying virus inclusions in tissue culture
and isolated plant cell experiments designed to investigate interactions
between viruses and their host plants
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya, Seriya biologicheskaya, no. 5, 1966,
760-766
TOPIC TAGS: plant physiology, plant tnjury, plant disease,
host plant, virus, plant disease virus, virus inclusion ) 1).419AI'r
"'I" er,96ox-ITI), , 1"dqA1r n70,eP-'10J.06 V
ABSTRACT: Experiments were conducted to determine to what degree and
under what conditions the study of viral inclusions in plant cells
facilitates analysis of host cell-virus particle relationships, both
in tissue-cultures and in individual cells. Kazakh-strain TMV inclu-
sions were found in 50% df the cells of tested calluses and, on the
average, in every fifth call of callus sections. Thus, frequency,
abundance, and diversity of the kinds of inclusions in the cellular cy-;;.--
j
toplasm and nucleus may be useful indicator-s for use in long-term
L~ard 632

-ACC NR, All 60316667
itissue culture studies. However, viral inclusions in tissue culture
cells possess unique properties. Iwanovskiy crystals are retained for
ilong periods in dead tissue-culture cells. Inclusions of K-strain TMV
were found not only in individual tissue culture cells, but also outside
the cells in the nutrient, where they presumably can survive and multi-,
ply. Factors such as cytoplasmic density appear to have as much influ-
ence on inclusion formation as the number of virus particles. Long-
iterm in vitro observations of callus cells containing viral inclusions
suggest that in some cases these formations directly interfere with
cell activity. Large aggregates of pointed or circular viral inclu-
sions of Kazakh-strain TMV can congest the endoplasmic reticulumo thus
impairing normal intracellular metabolism. One advantage of this
method is that tissues can be studied grossly and do not have to be
prepared for electron microscopy, Orig. art. has: 6 figures.
[W*A. 501
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AGRACREV, G.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; MORGULIS, P.S., kand.tekhn.nauk
Approximate deter~minatlon of the time required to put a marine
diesel into reverse. Sudostroenie 27 ho.9:30-36 S 161.
(MIRA 14:11)
(Marine diesel engines)

AGRLCHLIf, G. I.
Effect of phrenico-alcoholization and thoracoplasty on the
heart in pulmonary tuberculosis; electrocardiographic
findings. Probl. tuberk., Moskva no.4:65-70 July-Aug 1951.
(CLKL 21:1)
1. Candidate Medical Science. 2. Of Moscow Oblast Scientific
Research Tuberculosis Institute (Director -- Prof. F. V.
Shebanov).

AGRACHEV. G.I.
W1 4
Certain pecul$arities of physic.4 And electrocardiographic examination
of the heart in pulmonary tuberculosis. Probl. tuberk., Moskva no.4.-
45-53 July-Aug 1953. (GIXL 25:4)
1. Of Moscow Oblast Scientific-Research Tuberculosis Institute (Director
- Prof. F. V. Shebanov).

ASEYNT, D.D., professor; BERLIN, I.I., professor; VOZIMENSKIT, A.N.,
profeeoor; SOROKIN, 13., professor; UGRYUMOV, B.P., professor;
TOPCH&N, A,B., professor; AGAPKIN, I.N.. kandidat meditsinskikh
nauk; &LR&LHR,_Qj., kandidat moditainskikh nauk,- ALITSHULMR.
N.S., kan'didat meditBinskikh nauk,- BXRXNZON, Ya.Te., kandidat
meditsinskikh nauk; ZORIN, Ye.N., kandidat meditainakikh nauk;
KOROVINA, Tu~P., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk; KOSITSKIT, G.I.,
kandidat meditainskikh naO:-, MANDELISHTAM, F.M., kandidat medi-
tainskikh nauk; MOCHADDVA, T.P., kandidat meditsin8kikh nauk:
OBLOGINA, Ye.Ya., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk; PATSKHVXROVA, A.G.,
kandidat meditsinskikh nauk; FOXOTILOV, K.Ye., kandidat meditainskikh
nauk; ROZANOVA, H.D.. kand.dat meditsinskikh nauk; SAKWOV, A.K.,
kandidat meditainakikh nauY, YASHCMNKO, T.N., kandidat medit8in-
skikh nauk
4Tuberculosis"; handbook for physicians edited by Z.A.Lebedeva and
N.A.Shmeley. Reviewed by D,.D.Azeer and others. Probl.tub- 34 no.2:
76-80 Mr-Ap 156. (Mia 9:8)
(TUBFaCULOS IS) (LZBRDEVA, Z.A.) (SIMLEV, N.A.)

AGRACHAY, 0.1., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk
SMA;
Itlectrocardi rapbic features of pulmonary heart disease during
tuberculosisTwith summary in French]. Probl.tub- 35 no.2:53-61
157. (MLRA 10:6)
1. Iz Moskovskogo oblastnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo tuberku-
I.esnogo instituta (I.o. dir. 14.P.Gurakiy, zam. dir. po nauchnoy
chasti - prof. D.D.Aseyev).
(PUIXGURY HURT DISAASA. compl.
tuberc.. pulm.. EGG changes (Rua))
(TLMMCUIoOSIS, PUIXONART, compl.
pulm. heart dis.. EGG changes (Rua))
(ELNGTROGARDIOGRAPHY. in various dis.
pulm. heart dis. in tuberc. (Rua))

KOSITS111Y, G.I.i AGRACHE7, G.I.; VYSOKOVA, T.M.; KALANDADZE, Z.F.; KIDANOVA, Z.S.
Disorders of respiratory and circulatory function in chronic fibrous-
cavernous pulmopary tuberculosis and their pathogenesis. Probl.
tub. 38 no-3:75-83 160. (MIRA W-5)
1. Iz Nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta tuberkulaza Ministerstva
zdravookhranei-dya RSFSA (dir. V.F.Chernyshev, zamestitell direktcra
po nauke - prof. D.D.Aseyev).
(TUBERCULOSIS) (RESPIRATORY ORGANS-DISEASES)
(BLOOD--CIRCULATION, DISORDERS OF)

,-- AGRACHEV,_ G..I-.-; KIDAVOVA, Z.S.
Dpamics of electrocardiogn-phic charges fol2owing major chest
surgery in tuberculosis. Probl.tub. no.6:79-.86 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Iz clektrokardiograficheskogo kabineta Moskovskogo naiichno- .
issledovateliskogo in--tituta tuberkideza Mnisterstva zdravookhra-
neniya, RSFSR dir. V.F. Chernysliev, zam.dir. po nauclinoy chasti -
prof* DaDe Aseyev),
(TUBERCULOSIS) (LUNGS.-SUROM)

RCZANOVA, M. D., doktor med. nauk- AGRACHEV, G. I., kand. mad. nauk;
P
TYSOKOVA, T. M., kand. med. nauk; KIDAITOVA, Z. S.; MIRONOV, F. F.
Effect of exercise therapy on the functional state of adolescents
with pulmonary tuberculosis. Probl. tub. 40 no.5:56-63 162.
(MMA 15:7)
1. Iz Moskovskogo nauchno-isaledovatelisko o in 'tituta tuberlm-
leza Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR fdir.r- kandidat medi-
tainskikh nauk V. F. Cbernyshev, zam. dir. po nauchnoy, chasti -
prof. D. D. Aseyev).
(TUBERCULOSIS) (EXERCISE THERAPY)

AGRACPZI~ G.I., kand. med. nauk
Electrocardiography with a physical load as a method of
detecting latent myocardial pathology in patients with
pulmonary tuberculosis. Probl. tuberk. 4.1 no.4:14-21 163
(ITIRA 17 -.2)
1. Iz Moskovskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta ta-
berkulaza ( dir. - kand. med. nauk T.P.Mochalova, zamestitell
direktora po, nauchnoy chastl - prof. D.D.Aseyev) 114inisterstva
zdravookhraneniya RSFSR.

VYSOKOVA, T.M., kand.med.nauk; AGRACHEV, G.I,, kand.med.nauk; KIDANOVA, Z.S.;
SOLDATOV, VeYeep kand,med.nauk
Functional. state of respiratory organs and the cardiovascular
system in patients with fibrocavernous pulmonary tuberculosis*
Probl, tub. 42 no*3:13-18 164- (MIRA 1811)
1. Otdeleniye funktsionallnoy diagnostiki i fizicheakikh metodov
lecheniya (rukovoditell S.R.lachinyan) i 3-Ye torapevticheskoye
otdeleniye (rukovoditell - prof. I.E.Sorkin) Moskovskogo nauchno-
issledovateltakogo instituta tuberkulaza (direktor - T.P.Mochajova;
zamestite'll direktora po nauchnoy chasti - prof. D.D.Aseyev)
Ministerstva zdravooklu,aneniya RSFSR.

AGRACHN - --G. S. - - -
Vi3chanical 3nglnoering
Dissertation: "An Investigation of the Gear Drive of an Electric
Tractor With a Italtispeed Asynchronous Kotor.' Cand Tech Sci, Joint
Sci Comcil of All-UnIon Sc-1 Res Inst of Machanizittion of Agriculture
(VIPI) and All-Unior Sci Res Inst of li'loctrification of Agriculture
(VIESKh), 6 Apr 54, (Vechernytkya Moskva, Moscow, 25 liar 54)
SO: SUM 213, 20 Sept 1954

V
4982, RA-1014AL SCHEM FUR D16TRlCT HEATIJNG OF LAR" AMNS ANJ
INDUSTRILL CiZTKUS. Melentlev, L.C Agr~~hev. I,1. loeven G.B. am
Mic"urina, K.I. (Isv. Akad. Auk SSSR, Otdell.'t~kh. Nauk Bull. Acad.
Sci. stations are sited in towns to serve areas of 6 to km radius. An
analysis of the problem points to future stations being larger (150 to 200
W turbines), sited 30 to5O km and more outside the towns, with their
Jesting sides comectod in parallel wit' stations in the towns towns
and with Mhes other out of town stations. Stations would supply water at
170 to 1800C. generally nn the single pipe system in which after heating
the water is used for domestic hot water supply etc., and then runs to
vast*.

A4?OAC141= Y,
AID P - 204
Subject USSR/Electricity
Ca rd 1/2 Pub. 26 - 3/33
Authors : Melentlyev, L. A., Prof. and Agrachev, 1. 1.
%asp
Title : Single pipeline system of heat'supply to cities and
industry
Periodical : Elek sta 5, 8-13Y MY 1955
Abstract : The DOSSibility of a single pipeline system is discussed
in detail. A schematic diagram showing the eventual layout
of a heat and electric power plant with new type turbines
is presented, The problem of a heat network is discussed
and the construction underway, of an experimental auto-
matic pumping station for hot water in Leningrad is
mentioned. The operational conditions and safety of the
new system are discussed with graphs and tables. The
single pipeline heat supply is also recommended for
possible financial savings. In conclusion, the author
strongly recommends additional reaearch on the problem.
Eight diagrams.'

AGRA6011 I .
Selecting parameters for long-distance beat transmission piping.
Trudy LIEI no.12:128-134 1956. (RLRk 1WO
1, Nauchn;q sotrudnik Leningre4skoy laboratoril Nnergatichookogo
Inatituta Ncaflemii nauk SSSR.
(Heating pipes)

1. AGRACHEV, S.I. GORNSHTLYN, K.F.
2. USSR (600)
3. Liver
4. Application of the thymol-veronal test to liver function tests in children.
Pediatriia. No. 5 - 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Acessions, Library of Congress, February, 1953. Unclassified.

AGRACH&V, S.I.
Disturbance of liver function in pneumonia in children. Pediatriya
153,No-l, 15-20. (MLRA 6:5)
(CA 47 no.16:8228 153)
1. 1st. Med. Inst., Moscow.

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AUTHORSt Shabadash, A* L., Zelikinat T. I.p SOV/20-12
TITLEs Cytoohemical Changes in NucleoprotainB of Nerve Cells in
Mammals Observed at Early Stages of Radiation Injuries
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 1280 Nr 6t pp 1290-1293
(USSR)
ABSTIL&CTs The changes in ribonucleoproteins (RNP) in the central nervous
system of mammals have caused reactive processes which are not
comprehended by the usual pathologic-histologioal methods
(Refs 16-19). The investigation o:C the physicochemical propertJ
of mitochondria with a simultaneous consideration of their
morphology proved to be- most promising. Until recently, most
investigators had represented the opinion that the nervous
system is radioresistant (Refs 23p 26 et al), which hasp
however, more and more been refuted lately (Refs 1, 2, 6l 80
211 24). The authors irradiated oncep with a dose of 1000 r,
white rats on a t-plant according to A. V. Bibergall et al
(Ref 3). After 0-5, 11 2P 3Y 3-5t 41 5, 6 and 24 hours# the
rate were totally fixed by an injection into the blood vessf
Card 1/4 and treated according to A. L. Shabadashle method (Refs 16-'

Cytochemical Changes in Nucleoproteine of Nerve Celle SOV/20-128-6-55/63
in X amm als Observed at Early Stages of Radiation Injuries
for determining the RNP (dyeing with methylene blue at
different pYl-valuse). Very acid pH-values of the isoeleotrio
points (IEP) of the mitochondria and of the tigroide in
afferent ganglionic neuronsp as compared with similar indices of
motoneurons of the spinal cord, aid of the neur6ns of the
cerebral hemispheres, were characteristic of normal (control-)
rate (Table 1). Histochemical changes in the IEP of the RNP in
mitoohondriap in the tigroid and cytoplasm, showed - after one
single total-r~-irradiation - sharp disturbanoes (characteristic
of each neuron category) of the phy*oohemioal state of
nuolsoproteins of the cytoplasm and of the organoids (Table 2).
The quantitatively biggest changes were detected in the mitoohon-
dria of the afferent cells, followed - in decreasing order - '
by the shifting in the mitochondria, of the motoneurons of the
4th, 3rd and 5tl~'layers of the cerebral cortex, in the tigroid
of the motoneuroftep and finally in the tigroid of the cells
of the cerebral cortex, The most considerable changes in FSP
were determined in structures which normally have low IlPo As
had been proved before (Refs 16-2u), basic dyes are bound by
Card 2/4 RNP tbanks to the free phosphoric acid groupst and their L11

Cytochemical Changes in Nucleoproteins of Nerve Cells SOV/20-128-6-55/63
in Mammals Observed at Early Stages of Radiation Injuries
ASSOCIATION: Institut biologicheskoy fiziki Akademii naak SSSR (institute
of Biological Physics of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: April 29, 1959, by L. S. Shtern, Academician Ll--,"
SUBMITTED: April 7, 1959
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SILU30ASH, A.L.; ZELIKINA, T.I.; AGRACHEVA, N.D.
Cytochemical changes in the mammalian nervous system following
local X irradiation; preliminary report. Radiobiologiia 1 no.l:
42-44 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.
(X RAYS--PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
(NERVOUS SYSTEM)

88578
5/020/61/136/,001/035/037
BCi6/BO52
AUTHORS: Shabadash, A. L., Zelikina, T. I., and Agracheva, N. D.
TITLE: Cytochemical Reactions of Ribonucleoproteids of 11itochcrdria
and the Tigroid of Nerve Cells Within the First Minutes
After Exposure to Gamma Rays
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1961, Vol. 136, No.1, pp. 222-225
TEXT: The authors continued analyzing the role of the central nervous
system in the "radiation reaction" of whito rats. In Refs. I - 3, they
had proved that already 30 minutes after one single exposure to r-rays,
the stimulus threshold of neurons in the central nervous system of mammals
is disturbed by considerable histochem-J~al changes. In this paper, the
authors attempted to explain the shortest period of time necessary for the
occurence of physicochemical disturbances in the neuron structure, which
can be registered by their methods. Studies on the isoelectric pc-,nt
(i.e.p.) of ribonucleoproteids (RNP) in the organoids of nerve cells
showed that fundamental changes are by nc means early proces8es of damage,
but very early biological processes slJmilar to the da:-,1---,6c o,,;' blood-f-,rmdn6
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Cytochemical Reactions of Ribonucleoproteids of s/.,~--/6
Mitochondria and the Ti,-roid of Nerve Cells BC16/IB05')
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7,'ithin the First Minutes After Exposure to
Gamma Rays
organs. They are exactly located in concrete structured-. The experimenta.
conditions ore described in Ref. 2. The radil,olon -;:itensity Nvas 100 r/mln,
and the exposure time was 10 min for a iose. of 1000 r. Tile ohanges of
i.e.p. were determined from the intensity of selective sorption of
methylene blue as dependent on the pH of the The oarliest cluirlgf!&
in tile nervoun cells occur Ali I.o.p, of the RNP (if thoir m1tocliondlia
and tigroid clumps in alkaline direction. Table I gives "lie quantitative
changes of i.e.p. in the last-mentioned org.,,noids of various cate6c-ries
of neurons within 1, '), 10, 12, 17, '~D, Ilo, 1),~, and 60 min. lience, the
authors found that the largest i.e.p. shifts are characteristic of mito-
chondria of afferent ganglious cells, A sImilar shift is also charac-
teristic of the RNP of mitochondria of the fourth 'Layer of the cerebral
cortex (parietal region). Only physico-chemical characteristics are con-
siderably disturbed, whereas the morphological ones remain unchanged.
Within tile. first minutes, the above shifts differed in mitcchondria and
tigroid. Hence, the authors conclude that not the participation of RNP in
any structure is decisive for the extent and moment of the shift, b-,jt the
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Mitochondria and the Tij~,roid of Nerve Cells B016,!BO52
Within the First Minut"es After Exposuro to
Gamma Rays
total characteristics of the symplex concerned, which differ in mito-
chondria and tigroid. Vie i.e.p. characteristic of a structure in normal
state, however, may be used as sensitivity index for ionizing radiation.
The dynamic specialization of large sections of the central nervous system
characterizes the original cytochemicul properties of nerve cells. Hence,
cytochemical indices may serve as slandard characteristics for a claSsi-
fication into concrete neutron categories. In the authors' view, the i.e.p.
s1iift in alka-line direction is a protective mechanism. There are 1 figure,
1 'able, and 13 references: 11 Soviet and I French.
ASSOCIATTON: Institut biologicheskoy fiziki Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
of Biophysics, Academy of Soiences USSR)
PR E -' -`,'1 -,1 T E Djuly 25, 1960, by L. S. 31-itern, Academician
SUBUITTE'D- July 110, 1960
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Sl.';Slo.%? 11 -5-7 ; J(c-ijifm%r of Main sudIN"ve
Cytechemiral Analyth er CON of the Centnid Ni-4 S)sIm In Itm tAtent PeTIM nt Radiation D.M.Ict
A. L. T. 1. Zeirkinis and N. D. Aprache's
The cy1cwhirnk-il Invivir-luor, or of Shabida%h) shc,u,rd ihat tv,:n duting We
Pro minuic fc,!!Vwing thi imal-body iriMialian of "hire malc mict (I D'.) Ij,Ctc men, conkidelaMe alurts III ti-f
i%(,r!cctic oui,). or ibe nuttOwndfill or the PfTrlznt nrutont and btain Coric% cc!]%. The alkalme 04t or
It I. incrc.,,,, t!sr, Outing the qubstslucM 20 m;n I -bv 1.0 Its 1.4 rl I units) and it in~inlaincd (,it ".scral dail, Tjr
CUINT (If the (IIIAtilitAlk indi(CS of deviation floul'the nican sintiOnrd is ssivy; dining the first hours one notm
!t%cral PcAi; at 24 lit a P1.1tcal , %N(h pa%%cs pjadually Into %ho su.1nd.11d lrvrl 111 48 hr; their &,%-i An"thrr
rise, with it mitimum during the tth d3y. %shilc during tht period offluncil manife%liflom one ob!eTvcs it conirlex
Ilermion or WP devintioni In the alisrline and acid (b1c,110hil. It it knonn that the clecir"olloidil chnr, 1r
ibonucleoproicini tiubstantially Orr the reAttion tclocen the mulochoniftial crurymci and their %ub,%uat,,; this,
in turn, distorts the InclaboiRm und the functioning of the most impormni "euton cairrofin., cylkchinni"I khtfis
are frwiv maTitc! than v;sible divurtmacts in the micmstructum or orsincilci. The screening of the head or trun'k
shrews that the observed fbysico-chemicad chanCeti are the sum of dirm T-diation effecis on the central nervous
syotm and or IM distance (includinit the renex) ptoccm. The 'Inicrit pcriN' of iadiation damage or mammals
vinually does not Nit since the cytochcriiictil 'pathology' of the neuron mitochondrin is revealed Minnancittly
and predetermitst,i the disturb3ne of normal conrclations cor the entire body. Wher, radistion illness is in rull
swinit. distinct darnacir to the neuron mitachondria in the hirber Itophic cenites of the hypothalamus can be seen.
I-il- d HW"ie rA,,k* AF At Acdd~yg Sti- of 11w VSJW. Affttr-
report preovnW at tba 2zA MAJ. conarese or Railiation Raisearoh,
Harrotcate/rorkshirs, Ot. IrLt. Aug 19Q

~,H.A.BP. ", A -~A IF ~, I ~ , , M., RACH M,, rA, , N . 1). )- 1~:~; - ! K 'NA , T. 1 .
of cytc,;hemical chwinges -n ulle
in t~.e celip of the central nerv-as - -..71t,em ii, TIP latent pn-lod
anc, hi tbo in-Iti- ' stage of the -,cal uppeart%nc~, of radlat4m
'11,",U-y. P-dlAlclogiifi 2 zio.1 slO~,-Ill J a I (r I 'i" 1- 2: )
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SHABOAM, A.L.; ZELIKINAP T.I.; AGRACHEIVA, N.D.
. ...... ........................
Cytochemical indications of inhibited states of ce.11s of the
contral nervous system in ma nals. DokLAN SSSR 145 no.3:657-
660 JTL 162. (HIRA 15:7)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki All SSSR. Predstavleno
akadem.1kom. I.S.Beritashvili.
(MITOCHONDRIA) (IMIBITION)

SHABADASH, A.L. (Moskva, G-l51,pr,,K:utuzova224pkv.l14); ZELIKINAp T.1,
(Moskva, Butyrskaya u1 84, kv.1; AGRACREVA., N.D,, (Moskva 2.
Truzhenikov per., 4. k;.,.18)
Cytology and oytochaidstry of ribonucleoprotaine in mito-
chondria. and tigrold'of the calls of the central nervous
system during,the latatit p6,riod of radiation sickness.
Axkh. anat.) gist.-i exbr. 44 no.20-9 F 163. '--
(=,17 2?~
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR (Mo )~~ I.

SHABADASH, A. L.; ZELIKINA, T. I.; AGRACHEVA, N. D.
---,,,.,-,-, ~, - ,
Cytochemical characteristics of ribonucleoproteids and the
deoxyribUnueliboproteid-i complex in the nucleolus of nerve cells.
Doll,, AN SSSh 155 -no. 2:4-45-447 Mr 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Inatitut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom A. H. Belozerskim.

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1935, No. 3. Pill in 'elsbri, ef S0.164es
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SOV/180-59-3-8/43
AUTHORS: Agracheva, R.A., Vol'skiy, A.N. and Yegorov, A.M. (Moscow)
TITLEs Investigation of a Method of Treating Lead Sulphide
Concentrates by the Application of Ferrichloride
Solutions
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye tekhnicheskikh
nauk, Metallurgiya i toplivo, 1959, Nr 3, pp 37-46 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The thermodynamics of the interactions between sulphides
and chlorides of heavy metals in aqueous solutions is
worked out. Results are given in Table 1. The thernio-
dynamics of the processes botween chlorides and sulphides
of different metals was also examined and results given
in table 2. An experimental investigation was carried
out on the dissociation of sulphides of heav-y metals by
ferrichlorides. Results (table 3) show that
galena, chalcocite~ silver sulphide and covellite are
easily decomposed; pyrrhotite, marmatite and chalcopyrite
are slowly decomposed; but pyrites are unaffected.
Experiments were carried out on a lead concentrate
containing 63-77 Pb, 2.56 Cu, 5.4 Zn, 4.73 Fe, 17-36 s,
0,39 Si02 l.o6 H20 and 4.48% remainder. The results for
two temperatures (60 and 80 VC) and two times (90 and
Card 1/2 120 minutes) are given in Table 4 (q. =-degree of

soV/180-59-3-8/43
i.-it'a-estigation of a Method of Treating Lead Sulphide Concentrates by
O)e Application of Ferrichloride Solutions
extraction). Results of further experiments on a
more -complex mixture are given in Table 5. The
extraction of lead is greater than 99%. The method of
treating lead concentrates is thus.,, treatment with
iron ferrichloride solution which converts PbS to PbCl2v
leaching with a solution saturated vrith CaC12 and NaCI
and electrolyti-. extraction of Pb from the solution,
ExPeriments on purification of the anolyte showed that
--7opper is.almost completely precipitated by lead sulphide
(Table 6, q = degree of precipitation) but precipitation
of zinc is very slow (Table 8) and this method is
unsatisfactory. There are 8 tables and 6 references,
6 of which are Soviet and 2 English.
SUBMITTED2 April 26, 1958
Card 2/2

AGIUCHEVAI R.A.j VOLISKIY, A.N.
Treatment of lead sulfide concentrates with ferric chloride.
Sbor. nauch. trud. GINTSVFT14ET no.33:26-33 160. (AURA 15:3)
(Lead sulfide) (Hydrometallurgy)

VOLISKIY, A.N, (Maskvu); AGRACHEVA, R.A. SER(MUSMA, 'Yr-,M.
(Moskva)
Efficient analysis of nickel compounds in waste slags from the
smelting of nickel. Izv. AN SSSIR. Otd. tekh. nauk. Met. i gor.
delo no.4:70-80 Jl-Ag 163. (MIRA 16:10)

VOLISKJY, A.N. (Moskva); AGRACHEVA, R.A. (Moskva); SERGIYEVSKAYA, D.M.
(Moskva)
Effect of the composition of waste nickel slag on the content
nf nickel in them. Izv. AN SSSR. Met. i gor. delo no.402-57
Jl-Ag 164. (MIRA 17::9)

"New Method of Obtaining Salvarsan and Certain Q-iestlons of Its
Structure. " Sub `5 Dee 51, All-Union Sci Res Chemteopharmacputical
IL
Inst Imcni Sergo Ordzhonlk-idze.
Diqsertations presented for sclence and engineerlng deerees In
Moscow during 1951,
SO: Sum- 110- h8O, 9 Mav -55

11SM/Chernistry --- Syntbesis
C,Rrd 1/1 Pub. 22 - 19AO
Authors i Kraft,, M. Ya.; Agracheva, E. B.; and Sytina, E. N.
Title : New mthod for the synthesis of polymor homologues of salvarsan
Periodical : DoIc. AN SSSR 99/2, 259-26o, Nov 11, 1954
Abstract : A new Yrethod for the derivation of salvarsan polymer homologues from the re-
duction of 3-wnino-4-h~,drox,~nlierkylarsinic acid with zinc powder, is intruduoaJ.
The value of the iodine-constant indicated that this new method of reduction
offers high-molecular salvarsan ;of anrro.-drrately the same quality as is usua]3,y
obtained whin hyponhosnhorous acid is used as a reducing agent. The iodine
constant of salvarsan cannot be reduced b7 using small amounts of zinc powder,
the salvarsan yield is reduced but the ioline constant remains unchanged.
Methods of synthesizzinj less 11olymerised salvarsanes are shown. Six referenxs
3-Germ-n; 2-USA and 1-US~~R (1912-1949).
Institution The S. Ordzhonill-idze All-Union Snientific Rosearch C lie mical-ilharraceuti cal
Institute
Presented by: Academician A. IN. Kesme3-anov, June 11, 1954

UM/ Chemistry - Pharmcouticals
Card 1/1 Pubi 22 - 22/52
Authora I Kraft, M.. Ya., and Agracheva, E. B.
Title The structure of salvarsan and its molecular weight
Periodical t Dok. AN S53R 100/2) 279-282, Jan 11, 1955
Abstract I Data are presented regarding the chanical otrticture and molecular waight
of salvarsan (drug for rrotozoan infeutions). It was found t.hitt the
viscosity of a salvarsaij solution depund3 upon the mignituee o'!', The
cular weight and not upon the causer, connected with the contro) of the
solution. The molecular, wolgl%L of salvarcan was detErrArted by studying
the hydrolysir of high jrDlecular salvarsan in the presence of H0, Six
references: i USA; 1 FrBnch; I German and 3 -01S)SR (1920-1954). Tables.
Institution The S. Ordzhonikidze All Union Scientif.'.c Rescarch Cheixical- Pbo.,ma-
c-ittical *:nsLituta
Presented by Academician A.11. Nesmeyanov, June 16, 1954

SMIRNOIT, YO.A.; AGRACHYVA, Ye.B.
Compounds with two electron-donor systemii, Fart 7g !~henomcna
of tho chromaticity of N-(phfnylglycyl)-.O-(4--nitrocinnamoyll~-
1,4-aminonaplithol. Zhur. ob. khi'm. 35 no.M59-563 Mr 165.
(MIRA 1834)
2. Moskovsk-ly tekstillnyy InRtl.Ut.

BOGOSLOVSKIY, B.M. [decaased); AGRACMA, Ye.B.
Investigations-in the field of benzalazine and its derivatives.
Part 2-fAsy=stric derivatives of benzalazine., their preparation
and properties. izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; khim. i kbim. takh. 4
no. 2-:275-279 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Moskovskiy tekstiltnyy institut. Kafedra organicheakoy
khimii.
(Benzaldehyde)

SMIRNOV, Ye.A.; AGRACHEVA, Ye*B#
-I--,. - ~ 1. 1... - . 1 -1-1 -
Separated chromophoric syst s. Part 31. P enon-ana cf color in
tem h
the derivaLives of N-phonylamlroethyl ester of p-nitrolx.)n-zoJc
acid.'2bur,ob,,khiir. 35 no.l2t2l]5-2119 D t65.
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Moskov-skiy tekstillnyv in8tit,ut. Submitted Nioomber 25,
1964,

AGRAMOV, S.K.; SDMOV, M.P.; CHALISBCIW, A.M.[deceased]; DUBROVSKIT, V.V.,
! hta,ner, redaktor; SAFONOV, P.7., recLaktor izdatelletva; TOKE,
A.M.. toklinichookiy redaktor
[Impounding underground water] Vodozabory podzemVkh vod. Izd. 2-oo,
perer. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo lit-ry po strolt. J. arkhitekture, 1956. '
255 P. ~ (Mia 9:9)
(Water, Underground)

J7 Ar 70 /T
USSR/General Problems- Methodology. Scientific Institutions A-1
Evid Conferences. Instruction. Questions Concerning
Bibliography and Scientific Documentation.
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 8, 1957, 25684 K.
Author : A. Agrapxyan----,
Inst : Erevan Institute of Farming.
Title : General and Inorganic Chemistry. Manual for Students by
Correspondence of Institute of Farming.
Orig Pub : Erevan, 1955, 372 str., i"
Abstract : No abstract.
Card 1/1 - 41 -

SOLODKIY, Fedor Timofeyevich;,A~AAAT,,Asne LazaEAxpa; SOKOLOV, T.D.,
redaktor; SYNTLAYEVA, A.B., redaktor izdatellstva; SHITS, V.P.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Production of chlorophyll-carotin paste from pine needles] Proizvod-
stvo khvoinoi khlorofillo-karotinovoi pasty. Moskva, Goo. lesbumizdat,
1956. 29 p. WaA 9:10)
(Chlorophyll) (Carotene) (Ointments)

-- I - P'llag 14 " , -1: -.T., , ,
ff. -5~rfr -1. =-- .1.
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AGRANAT, A.L.
How modern methods of Processing sulfate soap affect its
Phytosterol content* Trudy ICA no,87:91-102 '59. MBA 13:4)
(soap) (Phytosterols)

AGWAT A. L,, Cand Tech Sci -- Narik~ii--out a method for
jlvl~J4,k,! 14Li~l
phytoBterin from sulphate soap qnd An-expilme-
t4mr of the possibility of applying,, -:~44*4n method in
the cellulose sulphate Industry of AUSSR." Len, 1961. (14in
of Higher and See Spec Ed RSFSji. Len Order of Lenin Porestr'y-'
Eng Acad im S. M, Kirov) (KL, 8-ul, 240)

ACC NRt 'U3,1002015 (41 N) Sou"'c-, con: UR/04l3/66/ooo/o~)-)/(_, )/oi3o
INVENTOR: Golovko, V. Ya. ; Spektor, L. A.; Agranat A. R.
,hodorchenko, A. S.; Olifir, V. P.
ORG: None
TITLE: A radial plunger pump. Class 59, No. 189314 (announced by the
Mlachine Building Plant im. S. M. Kirov (Gorlovskiy mashinostroitelInyy
SOURCE: Izobre+.eniya,, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 23, 129-130
TOPIC TAGS: hydraulic pump, fluid friction
:ABSTRACT: This Author's-Certi)ficate introduces a radial plunger pump wit'. a rotating
~cylinder block. The pump is designed for operation as a high-efficiency ,.1.ibmerged
iiLnit by eliminating oil friction in the rotating components. The cylinder block is
~enclosed in a chamber with two vent holes, one to permit escape of the oil from the
I
chamber under the effect of centrifugal forces, and the other to prevent the formation,
:of a vacuum in the chamber by communicating with the atmosphere.
rd 1/2 uDc: 621.653-728

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ACC NRt 7002615
1--rotor; 2--bearing; 3--shaft; 4--seal; 5--chamber, 6--hole for escaping Oil;
ating with the atmosrhere
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Card 2/2

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AP6012443
UR/0359/65/00MOS/
-MMIOR: --Lysyak-,- ffi-Ki- (Aspirant) k.~A~,q
(Senior -research -ae-noo fate
,Solbdkiy, F. T. (Docent, Candidate of technical uciences)
ORG: Special Laboratory for Utilization of Living Tree t1einents, Leningrad Forestry
Engin~;ering Academy (Problemnaya Laboratoriya po ispollzovaniyu zhivykh'elementov
dereva. Leningrad.-fty lesotelliniclieskoy akademii)
TITLE: Investigation of the nonsaponifiable fraction of the resinous material in
coniferous needles. Report I
SOURCE:. IVUZ. Lesnoy zhurnal, no. 5, 1965, 139-145
TOPIC TAGS: soap, wood chemical product, vitamin, chlorophyll. resin
ABSTRACT: About 30% of the resinous material in coniferous needles is converted to a
nonsaponifiable fraction during saponification of this material to produce sodium
chlorophyllin. The authors stud the composition of the nonsaponifiable fraction and
isolate components of practical value from it: phytol, 0-sitosterol, B-carotene and
vitamin E. The resultant data are tabulated. The highest phy-tol concentration was ob-
served in fractions distilled at 1350C in a vacuum of 5,10-3 nun 11g. A detailed de-
scription of spectral analysis of this fraction will be given in another paper in this
series, Orig. art. has: 8 tables,
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AGRAHAT, B. A.
Dissertation: "Investigation of the Dipole Moments and Dielectric Dipolarization
of the Molecu-19s of Aliphatic Acids on the 301.3 meter Wave and high-Frequency
Amplifier."
22/6/50
Moscow City Pedagogical Inst imeni V. P. Potemkib
SO Vecheryaya Moskva
Sum 71

S/137/62/000/004/068/2,)i
A052/A1O1
AUTHORS: Agranat, B. A., Zaretskiy, F. I.
TITLE: Application of ultrasound to the production of a stable drawing
emulsion
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurglya, no. it, 1962, 34: abstract 1ID197
("Sb. nauchn. tr. In-t tsvet. met. im. M. i. Kalinina", no. 33,
196o, 369-376)
TF-XT: The investigation of the emulsification process acted upon by a
strong ultrasonic field was carried out on emulsion of the "Moskabell" plant.
For drawing Cu- and Al-wire the*plant used to prepare emulsions by boiling a
soap solution and mechanical mixing with oil and water. These emulsions would
usually stratify in 5 - 10 days and proved unsuitable for further use. A
series of experiments carried out to produce a more stable emulsion by means of
ultrasound has shown that the disperisty of the ultrasound treated emulsion
changes inconsiderably, and it preserves practically its stability during several
months. A description and diagram of the ultrasonic unit for producing emulsion
are given. K. Ursova
rAbstract6r's note: Complete translation]
Card 1/1

AGRANAT, B.A.
Use of ultrasonics for the cleanipg of metal surfaces. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.; tavet. met. 5 no.4:174-179 t62. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Moskovskiy institut stali, kafedra fiziki.
(Metal cleaning)
(Ultrasonic waves--Industrial applications)