SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALATYRTSEVA, I. Y. - ALAYEV, A.V

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30980. ALATYRTSEVA,, . YE.
Poluchenie polivalentnykh anti.toksicheskikh syvorotok metodom kompleksnol
immunizats:Li loshadey. Sbornik nauch. Trudav (Kazansk, ih-t epidemiologii i
mikrobiologii(, vyp. 1, 1949 Cha obl: 194q , S. 91-101

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30990. ALATYI'tTSLVA,, I. YE. AND ADRAMOVA, N. A.
Sreda no myasnom kislotnom gidrolizate dlya. proizvodstv-a stolbnyachoto
anatoksina. Sbornik nauch. Trudor (Kazansk. in-t epideniolo.-ii i mikrobiologii),
na -~~ s. 149-52
vyp- 1, 1949 obl: 1948

AIATY16TSFIA, 1. Ye.
Conbined Iramunizat-*on in the 1,4-lfht of Cintemmorar:, Data on the
Physiology of Irritation. I.Ye. Alat-yrtreva, Hazan' Sci -,e!; Inst of Spidem-
ioloEy and llicrobiolonr. Zhur Iikr , Epid i Innun, I~o.5, pp.',10-26, 1953
Simultane.,,)-as ixmmination vTith 2 welk antlEens (e.g.,V.sc-Aicus and B.
I i; sto 1- -i,.u' mal s ti m1a ti, n of U e o- c
yticw;) results in swrimation. and m f -t inmun geni
processes. Simultaneous immunization iAth 9- sItannf-, antigcmr; results in
repre5slon of tho pvoccz;:-,er,. ift-.cr bIva'Ient ii-vu.nization which
consists of application Qf a weal, ant-*L~7,erdc irritant (Toxin of V. Septicus or B. 11
tol-~'Ucus) follo-,.,inr Thai of a stronr irrl.tant (anato-An of B.perfrinf-,ens or
of B. oedenatiens),%as bcmi carrIed ,out,thrre is sir--~mlition of - irri+~itlons, i.ev,
nonooccific stinulation of the action of the strong irritant by the Weak
irrAan'I takes place. The phenomenon of suriuriation was also a:.)parent in
expts on tetravalent i-,rrmn-ization.
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AI-kTTRTS-XVA,,I.Te.; USMANDVA, S.A.
Causes of appearance of refractivity in diphtheria anatoxin
immunization. Zhur.yk-lkrobiol.epid. i immun. no.11:87-91 N '55.
(MLRA 9:1)
1. Iz Kazanskogo'inatituta vaktain i Vvorotok.
(DIPHTHERIA, prevention and control,
vace. postvace. refractivity)
(VACCINES AND VACCINATION,
diphtheria, postvacc. refractivity)

Country: USSR
C--togorj- ViT010M7. nc~ctcrio-l Viruses (Ph,-.[;as)
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol.,, No 231 1956, lo34Bl.
Author Avkantlyeva, V.A.; jjLt~~.-cva~l. Y~a.; BurW~ina,
A.V.; Zobnina., K. S..; Gel'shan, L.S.; Kuznctsova,
G.S.; Minkavich, Ye. I.
Inst
Title The Problem of Increasing the Therapeutic Effectiveness
of Dysentery Bacteriopha-ge.
Orig Pub: Sb. Baktoriofa.-iya, Tbilisi, GruzmodGiz, 1957) 1l)-121.
Abstract: Of 337 dysentery cultures isolatod in children who
were sich with chronic dyaontel-I only 60 percent
proved to be sensitive to the usual standard phages.
The phagas were adapted (to each culture individually)
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17 (-3, 6) sov/16-60-4-8/47
AUTHOR: Alaartseva, I.Ye., Nemshilova, N.A., Ehisamutdinov, A.G.,, Saydasheva,
Kh.U., Amriteatrova N F Mel'Hi-kova,--77. -and Kolosova, R.K.
ID &
TITLE- A Study of the Reactogenicity of Pertussis-Diphtheria Vaccine
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologli i inmmobiologii, 1960, Nr 4,
pp 34 - 39 (U,93R)
ABSTRACT: The authors summarize the data on the reactogenicity of portussis-
diphtheria vacc' , derived from mass immunization with such vaccixie
prepared by the Institut mikrobiologii i epidemiologii.imeni rxamalei
AM SSSR (Institute of Microbiology and Epidemiology imeni. Gamaleya
of the AMN, USSR) at Zelenodol'sk in the Tatar ASSH. Most7-5-f-UM
reactions in children immunized with the vaccine were weak (30.6%)
or mild (32.3,3%). After the second and third inoculation, the pe .r-
centage of children with a general reaction declined. Most of.the
children who did react showed a weak general reaotion. Local reactions
were more common than general ones. Most of the children who reacted
did so with a weak (49.6%) or moderate (51.5%) local reaction. After
the second and third inoculation the percentage of children with a
Card 1/2 local reaction dropped. The reactogenicity of the vaccine varied

sov/16-6o-4-8/47
A Study of the Reactogenicity of Pertussis-Diphtheria Vaccine
greatly from batch to batch. Thus, methods for standardizing the V-X
vaccines must be improved. The reactogenicity of adsorbed vaccine
was about half that of unadsorbed vaccine. The authors conclude that
further improvement of the vaccine is required but that its defects
are not serious.
There are 3 tables and 12 references, 4 of which are Soviet, 6 English,
1 Italian and I Get,man.
ASSOCIATION: Kazanskly institut epidemiologii i gigiyeny (Institute of
and Hygiene, Kazan')
SUBMITTED: june 16, 1959
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ALATYRTSEVA~-I.Ya., KOLPACHIKHIN, F.B.; AMFITEATROVA, N.F.; SHAROVSXAYA, V.N.;
----rFVO-AKINA, A.I.; MELINIKOVA, V.K.; BERZON, I.G.
vo
Intranasal revaccination again8t diphtheria. Report No. I V kh.
matj det.-7 no.4:29-32 Ap 162. (WRA i5slTo
1. Iz Kazanskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta epi-demiologii,
mikrobiologii i gi~iyeny.
DIPHTHERIA-MMENTIVE INOCULATION)

KHISAMUTDINOV, A.G.; ALATYRTM 'j-'Je.; NEMSHILOVAY N.A. [deceased);
_WAJ .
MELINIKOVA, X.
Experience in the control of whooping cough with vaccina-
tion of children on a large scale. Zhur. mikrob:lol e id.
i immun. 33 no.11:23-27 N 162. (MIRA 17'.,15
1. Iz Kazanskogo instituta epidamiologii, mikrobiologi.i
i gigiyany.

SAFINA, S.G.
Course of' pre.unancy, labor anc! outoome lor 1-h;! fetus ~n ...rf!gnznt
women with toxojlamosin siibjoct!-~d to prophylactic treatmont.
Nauch. trviy Kim. iiic(i- hist. 3-4:537-539 164. (MIRA 18-9)
1. 1 kafedra akusherstva i ginekologii (mv. - -.,rof. R.G.BLkiyevu,
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SHORYGIN# P.P.; AIAUNE, Z.B. [Alaune, Z.1
Optical research of the interference of atomic groups in the
molecules of organic zompounds. Liet ak darbai B no.4:57-69 '59.
(RUI 9:3)
1. Institilt organichesinoy khimil im. N.D. galinskogo AN SSSR i
Institut khimii i khimiche'skoy tekhnologii AN Litovskoy SSR.
(Organic compounds) (Molecules)
(Atoms)

5(4), 50) SOV/76-33-3-33/4i
AUTHORS: Shorygin, P. P., Alaune, Z. B.
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TITLE: ---
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Investigation of Solutions of Aromatic Amines in Organic
Acids (Issledovaiiiye rastvorov aromaticheskikh aminov v
organicheskikh kislotakh)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 33, Nr 31 PP 717-721
(USSR)
ABSTRACT; In the case of aromatic compounds which possess an electronega-
tive group in the para-position to the amino group, a salt forma-
tion leads to a noticeable variation of the absorption spectrum.
Similar variations may be stated by comparing the Raman spectra
of nitro-benzene solutions with p-nitro-dialkyl aniline. Accord-
ing to these data the authors of a previous paper (Ref 1) as-
sumed that in acetic acid 3olutions aniline (1) forms no Bait
but a compound with the solvent. In this case the authors studied
the spectra of the solutions of (1) and dimethyl aniline (II)
as well as the corresponding para-nitro compounds. The a&jorp-
tion spectra were obtained by means of the photoelectric spectro-
photometer SF-4 with a concentration of 10- 2 _ 10-4 moles/l of
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SOV/76-33-3-33/41
Investigation of Solutions of Aromatic AmineB in Organic Acids
graphed by means of the three-pgism spectrograph ISP-51 with the
excitation of the Hg line 4358 A (concentrations of (I) and (II)
being about 10~, that of p-nitrodiethyl aniline (III) being
4~11,4). On the basis of the absorption spectra obtained from M
in acetic acid (IV), heptane and H01 solutions (Fig 1) it is as-
sumed that a salt was formed by about 95% (1) in 80% acetic acid.
Since (I) is acetylated already at room temperature, the Raman
spectra of the system (I) + (IV) cannot be clearly interpreted.
(11) is not acetylated and it was possible to determine the co-
efficients of the line intensity of the benzene ring (I160o/liood
for (II) (Table). The absorption curves of the solutions of (II)
(Fig 2) indicate that up to 90% of salt is formed in 100%
acetic acid. The above-mentioned spectroscopic data, however, do
not exclude the formation of complex compounds. The absorption
spectra of (III) show (Fig 3) that no special salt formation oc-
curs in acetic acid, whereas in a benzene solution of trichloro
acetic acid 99% of (III) pass into a salt. There are 3 figures,
1 table, and 3 Soviet references.
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SOV/76-33-3-33/41
Investigation of the Solutions of Aromatic Amincs in Organic Acids
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-khimicheski- institut im. L. Ya. Karpova (Physical and
Chemical Irt3titute imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBMITTED: September 11, 1957
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ALAUNE, Z. B., Cand Chem Sci -- (diss) "Optical research into the
mutual effect of atomic groups in molecules.of organic compounds."
Vil'nys, lqb-O. 15 pp; (Vil'nyus State Univ im V. Kapsukas); 300
copies; price not given; (KL, 26-60, 131)

S/079/61/031/002/015/919
B118/B208
AUTHORS: Kugatova, G. P.,11ozolis, V. V.v and Alaunep Z..3. :1
-sbwe of:
TITLE; Secondary ac*lale slochda of tha63-cyalohexene series and-
-their conversions
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal cbfthey khimiij Y., 31 1 no 2 p 1961 , 6o4_61 o
-in good yif?lds by, conderm-
TECT: Secondary acetylene alcohols were obtained
tion ot sodium acetylenide' withtj3-oyclohexenals (1) in liquid ammonia
OAo
0
XH
C CHOH-C=CH ACC) CH-C--
-4-nonademitone-illir (IV),
127-7.5*. Oximes of M and IV reduced over PtOt and
corresponding diamines Isolates as the di-HCI salts gave
1 '4.5-dlimlnoticosam~21F[Cl, m. 2d5-7* (1110) [diacetyl de~
riv. ra. 122-3' (MeCN)j, and 2-methyl-3.4-d iaminononons
decam
-2HCl, m. 22Z-8. (alc.) (dia"tyl deriv. m. 136-S!
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YuGosuvm/organic chemistry. reneral and Theoretical G
Problems of Organic Cbemistry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 21, 1956, 70729.
Author Proahtenik) Alaupovich.
Inst
Title Application of an Asymmetric Synthesis in the
Determination of the Configuration of Amino
Alcohols and Dismines With Two Adjacent Asymmetric
Hydrogen Atoms.
Orig Pub: Croat. chem. acta, 1957, 29, No 3-4, 393-402.
Abstract: By the use of N-phthaloyl-alanyl-chloricle (1)
and dibenzene ester of a n-tetradecyl malonic
acid (II) as starting material in, t:,Le Bowman synthe-
sis (Bownan R.E.J. Chem. Soc. 1950, 325), the authors
prepared the hydrobromide of D-(-)-2-aminooetadeca-
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YUGOMAVIA/Organic Chemistry. General and Theoretical G
,Problems of Organic Chemistry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 21, 1958, 70729.
0.084 g-atom, of Na powder in 21,i0 ml of CjHj a
solution of 0.084 mole of II lit 250 ml of C,/H4 is
added. After the Na has been dissolved (200C,
1-2hours), 0.084 mole of I in 150 ml of C6H,,,
is added to the above mixture. After 12 hours
the contents were pouredlinto mater. The product
of reaction was extracted-with 006,P the solvent
.was removed by evaporation and the residue was
dissolved in 460 a of alcohol and was subjected
to hydrogenation (2 x 3 g of POBaSOp 3550 ml of
Ho 112 hours, Woc, 750 mm).
.The product of hydrogenation was dissolved in 50 ml
of C~H6 whereupon 4.o5 g, of tet:radecyl malonic acid
was obtained as a precipitate. Fr= the filtrate
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YUGOSLAVIA/Organic Chemistry. General and Titeoretical G
Problems of Organic Chemistry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Ehimiya, No 21, 1956, 70729.
altohol); N-benkoyl derivative, m.p. 108-1090C
(from aceto nitrile), -4-050 (c 2.47;
0
chloroform); diacetyl derivative, M.P. 70-70-5
(from acetonitrile); N-acetyl derivative (obtained
from previous one upon action of alcoholic 1 N
Nam at 4o-500C for 1 hour), m.p. 121-1220 (from
acetonitrile). The catalytic reauction of III
(as in the case of oxime of III) resulted it the
formation,of 56.6% of erythro-IV-HC1 and 9-16%
of Threo-IV, m.p. 176-1770, Z~kj.? a i)-o .8613
(a 2-77, absolute alcohol); N-benzoyl derivative,
M-P- 95-960C (from acetonitrile). By series of
comparative experiments, an easier N -7 0
migration of acyl was clemonstrated (upon heating
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ALEKSUEV, B.D.; ALkVFRDOV I.D.: BIDNLY, A.I.: BUROVOT, I.A.:
GUSOV, VJ ;'KAYDAK, A.M.; TATZEROVICH, G.Ta.; JWFFUL',
V.K.; SEREBRYANRIKOV, S.Ta.; SlITENGARDT, G.M.
Roasting zinc concentrate in a gas fired bbiling fuml bed. From.
anerg, 13 no.8:19-20 Ag, '58. (14IRA 11:10)
(Zinc--Metallura)

ZDMYAKOV, Ivan Petrovich; ALAVFMOV, Yo'.G., inzh., red.; S141M40VA,
G.V., tekhn.red. i
(Kapron and its uses in technoiocrl Kapron i ago primenenie
v tekhnike. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.
iit-ry, 196o. 34 p. (MIRA 13:6)
(Nylon)

NIKCLAYIW, T.B.; UDYMA, P.G.; inzh.. red.; GORDSMA,
L.I., tekhn.red.
ENew machinery and equipment for chemical industries; shown at
the *Akhoma'O 3xhibition (West Germany)] Novoe oborudovanie dlis
zavodov khimicheakoi promys'hlennosti; eksponiroveno na vystovke
"Akhomu" (FRG). Moskva. Gos.nauvhno-tekhn.izd-vo mnshinostroit.
lit-ry, 1960. 134 p. (MOA 14:1)
(Chemical engineering-Equipment and supplies)
(Germany, West-Srhibitions)

ZAVGORODNIY, Viktor Konotantinovich; ZAVIYALOV, L.G., inzh., retsenzent;
ALAVERDOV, Ya.G., inzh., red.; MOIRV, B.I., takhn.red,,
(Mechanization and automation of
Makhanizatsiia i avtomBtizataiia
Moskva. Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo
338 p.
plastics industry processes]
pexerabotki plasticheakikh mass.
mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1960.
()MIA 13:12)
(Plastics industry-Equipment and supplies)
(Automatic control)

GOHYAINOVAp Avgusta Vasillyevna; GULYAYEV, A.S.9 inzh.p retsenzent [deceased];
- AIAVEWV9 Ya,G~ p inzhe 9 red*; SOKOLOVAq T,F, j tldinpreds; "M17A p
-L-0-F-0 _9 tojam.rede 1 4 1
[Glass-reinforced plastic in machinery manufacturing] Stiekloplastiki
v mashinostroeniiO- Moskvav Gos*nsucbno-teUn.izd-vo mashinostroit.
lit-rYp 3.963.* 2-14 N (MIRA 306)
(Muldmry-Construction)
(Glass-reinforced plastics)

BESKOV, Sergey Dmitrovich; AIAVERDOV, Ya.G. I red.; VORONINA, R.K.,
tekhn. red.
(Calculations of chemical production processes] Tekhnr,-
khimicheskie raschety. 3. izd., ispr. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo
"Vysshaia shkola 11 1962. 467 p. (MIRA 15.6)
lChemical engineering)

EMANUEL', N.M.; KNORRE~ A.G.1 Prinimali uchastiye: GAGARINA, A.B.;
SKIBIDA, I.P.;_A~,~VERDOI~t Ya.G.,, red.; YEZHOVA, L.L., tekhn.
. red. .-- ~ . 11 Vz
[Course in chemical kinetics; homogeneous reactions]Kurs khi-
michpskoi kinetiki; gomogennye reaktaii. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
"Vysphaia shkola," 1962. 413 P. NiRA 16:3)
(Chemical reaction, Rate of)

TSYURUPA, Nikolay Nikolayevich; AIAVERWV, Ya.G., red.
[laboratory work in colloid chemistry] Praktikum po kol-
lo'Ldnoi khimii. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Moskva, Vysshaia
shkola, 1963. 183 p. (MIRA 17:4)

BARKOVSKIY, Vladimir Filippovich; GORELIK, Solamon Xoiseyc-vich;
reel.;
GORODENTSEVA, Tatlyana BorisovnaL-A4kITJI,I
GOROKHOVA, S.S., tekbn. red.'
[Laboratory work in the pbysicochemical methods of analysis]
Praktikum po fiziko4chimicheskim matodam analiza. Moskva
Izd-vo "Vysshaia shkola," 1963. 31,9 p. (MIRA 17:1+~

OSOXIN, Aleksandr Stepanovich; BESKOV, S.D., prof., doktor khim.
nauk, retsenzent; SOPOVA, A.S., kand. khim. nauk,
retsenzent; POLYANSKAYA, A.S., kand. khim. nauk, retsenzent;
red.; VORONINA, R.K., tekhn. red.
(Princilfts of general chemical technology] Osnovy obstichei
khimicheskoi tekhnologii. Moskva, Vysshaia shkola, 1963. 390 P.
(MIRA 16:7)
1. Laningradskiy pedagogicheskiy institut im. A.I.Gertsena
(for Sopova, Polyanskaya).
(Chemistry, Technical)

PASYNSKIY, Anatoliy Germanovich; KARGIN, V.A., akademik, red.;
ALAW~.WV red.; VORDNINA, R.K., tekhn. red.
[Colloid chemistry] Kolloidnaia khimiia. Pod red. V.A.
Kargina. 2.izd. Moskva, Vysshala shkola, 1963. 296 p.
WIRA 16:11)
(Colloids)

MUKHLENOVO I.P., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; KUZNETSOV, D.A.;
AVERBUKH, A.Ya.; TUMARKINA, Ye.S.; FURHER, I.E.;
ALAVERDOV, Ya.G.-, red.; GOROKHOVA, S.S., tekhn. red.
- -
[General chemical technology) Obshchaia khimicheskaia tekh-
nologiiae (By] I.P.Mukhlunov i dr. Moskva, Izd-vo "Vys-
shaia shkola," 1964. 628 p. (MIRA 17:4)

LEVANT,Grigoriy Yefimovich; RAYTSYN, Geiir-.kh Aleksondrovich;
ALAVRWOV, Ya.G., red.
(Laboratory work in general chemistry] Prak-tikum po
obshcbei khimi-J. Izd.2., isp. i dop. Pod red. I.R.
Putilovoi. Moskva, Vysshaia shkola, 1963. 270
(MI-RA 17:41

NIKOLAYEV, Lev Aleksandrovich; ALAVERDOV,J~~.G.-? red,; STUKOV11:1?,
N.D. , red.
[Biocatalysts and their models] Biokatalizatory i ikh modeli.
Moskva2 Vysshaia shkolal 1964. 197 p. (MIRA 18:3)

DEVYATYKH, Grigoriy Grigorlyevic . doktor khim. nauk, prof.;
PAVLOV, Aleksey Mironovich: Oi-)IiOSFVTFFV. AlAI-in-nd-
Tunrnvich; MIRONOV, Nikolay Nikoluyevichl
SHUSHUNOVA, Ada Fedorovna; ALAVERDOV, Ya.G.V red.
[Manual of laboratory work in inorganic chemistry] Ru-
kovodstvo k prakticheskim zaniatiiain po neorganichaskoi
khimii, Izd.2., ispr. I dop. MoAvaj Vysohaia shkola,
1964. 282 p. (MIRA 17-.6)

NIKOLAYEV, Lev Aleksandrovich; TULUPOV, Vladimir Alek-eyevich;
Prinizal uchastiye LUNIN, M.A., dots.; AJAVERDOV, Ya.G.,
red.; STUKOVIIIN, N.D., red.
[Physical chemi'stryl Fizicheskaia khimiia. Mloskva, Vys--
shaia shk-ola., 1964. 440 P. (IIIRA 17:9)

DRAKIN, Sergey Ivanovich, KUDRYPVTSEV, Aleksandr Ardreyevich:
SELIVAROVA, Nadezhda Mikhaylovna; MOYER, Antonina
Ivanovna; SAY.PLAVSKAYA, Ki-ra Karlovna; SOLOKRIN, Viktor
Alekseyevich; STAKHANOVA, Mariya Sergeyevna; _UA POV,
La.G,., red.; FEDOROVA, T.P., red.; KARAPETIYANTS, M.Kh.,red.
[Laboratory work in general and inorganic chemistry]
Praktikum po obshchei i neorganichaskoi khimli. Moskva,
Vysshaia. shkola, 1964. 268 p. (MIRA 18:4)

SOROKINy Mikhail Fedorovich; LYALYUSHKO, Kapitolina Alekseyevna;
YUKHNOVSKIY, G.L., prof., doktor khim. nauk, retsenzent;
ARKRIPOV, M.Lp doktor tekhn. nauk, prof., retsenzent;
AIAVERDOV, Ya.G.p red.
1-1~--_- I I
(Practical laboratory work on -synthetic polymers *for lac-
quers] Praktikum po sintetiches,~im polimeram dlia lakov.
Moskva, Vysshaia shkola, 1965. 271 p. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy Khar1kovskogo Politekhnicheskogo
instit-ata in. V.I.Lenina (for Yukhnovskiy).

AIAVE-0011A , V. M -
"Review of P. V. Kozhevnikov and N. V. Dobrotvorskayals Article 'Chronic
Cutaneous Leishmaniasis's 11 Vest. Venerol. j. Dermatol., No. 2, 1949.

AI.AVZ, RDOVA j V. M -
"Review of N. F. Rodyakin's Article 'Seasonal Effects on the Frequency of
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E- COD-E-UR/O 1.26/66-/022/005/0744/075.1
Palatnik, L. S.; Fuks, M. Ya.; Illiaskiy, A. I.; Alaverdova, 0. G.
ORG: Khar'kov Polytechnic Institute im. V. I. Lenin (Khar'kovskiy politekhnicheskiy
institut)
TITLE: The structure and mechanical properties of vacuum-deposited copper
films
SOURCE: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 22, no. 5, 1966* 744-751
9
TOPIC TAGS: copper thin film, vacuum deposited film, film substructure, film
mechanical property, thin film , YneA0A ViMn, rd'A-NA -&e?c;%*tA;a"
ABSTRACT: Copper films, 0.5-70 p thick, were made by vacuum deposition of
99.95%-pure copper at a rate of 0.5-1.6 U/min on copper substrate maintained at
90-250C and their substructure and mechanical properties were investigated by
various methods of physical analysis and by mechanical tests. It was found that
the film strength, microhardness, and microstresses decreased with increasing -
temperature of the substrate, while the size of the mosaic blocks increased. The
microstresses in the films were significantly higher than the yield strength of
solid copper and in a film deposited on the substrate at 90C in a vacuum of 10-4 mm
reached 60 kg/mmz. The film thickness in the 0.5-50 jj range had little or no
effect on the mosaic block size and microstresses. In films 40-50 p thick, the
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substructure characteristics varied along the film thickness: mosaic blocks an
the substrate side were substantially larger and the microstresses much lower
than on the opposite side, which is explained by the relaxation and recrystallization
processes under the effect of substrate heat. Films 0.5-20 P thick had the
maximum tensile strength, 80-88 kg/mm2. With increasing film thickness to
50-70 1j, the strength dropped 30-35% because of the inhomogeneity of thick
films. The size of mosaic blocks increased and the level of microstresses sharply
decreased with a deeper vacuum. The residual gases and impurities from the crucible
cause absorption phenomena and also "alloying" or oxidation of condensed copper,
and retard the relaxation and recrystallization processes, i.e., increase the
stability of the condensate. Orig. art. has: 6 figures and 4 tables. IMS)
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KAZUMOV, Narik Bagratovicb; ALAVMYAN, Makar Beybutovicb
[Wines and wina-making regions of Armenia] Vina i vinodalicbeakic
raloky Armianskoi SSR. Erevan, Akademiia nauk Armianskoi SSR,
1956. 129 p. MRA 10-5)
(Armenia--Wine and wine making)

Kk=OV, N.B.; AIA -VIRDTAN, K.B.; AKHNAZARUN, R.N.
Kadeirizing wines of varied composition. Izv.AJV Arm.SSR. Biol. i
aellkhoze nauki 9 no.9;103-107 S 156. (MLU 9;11)
1. Institut vinogradarstva i vinocleliya Akaaemii nauk Armyanskoy SSR.
(KADEIRA WINA)

ALAVMYM, K. I
Nvaluation of certain criteria of the pathogenesis of staphylo-
coccus. Dokl. AN Am.SML 17 no.1:15-18 153. (KLRA 7:6)
1. Institut straitellnykh materialov i soorasheniy Akademii nauk
Armyanskoy SSR. Predstavlene L.A.0gansayanom.
(Staphylococcus)

ALAVEMAN, M. I.
Iffect of hyaluronic acid preparations on the development of local
staphylococcic inflammatory reactions. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid.1 Immun.
no.8t86 Ag 154. (MIRA 72-9)
1. Is kafedry mikrobiologit Yerevanskogo maditsinskogo instituta.
(HYALURONIC ACID) (STAPHYLOCOCCUS)

AVETIKYAN. B.G.; TOTIYAN, A.A.; ALAVERDIAN, H.I.
Results of experimental testing of A.H.Gordienko's data on reflex
formation of antibodies. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid. i immun. 27 no-5:
54-59 MY '56. (MIRA 9:8)
1. 1z kafedry mikrobiologii Yerevanskogo meditainskogo instituta.
(ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES
antibody form., eff. of conditioned reflex)
(REJ
PLAX, CONDITIONED,
off. on antibody form.)

ALAVUMAV-t-M.1.
Permeability factor and hyaluronic acid in the phenomena of
infection and Immunity. Report no.l: The permeability factor
and hysluronic acid in experimental infection. Trudy TomNIM
ntl86-197 160. (MIRA 102)
le Kafedra mikrobiologii Stalinskogo instituta usovershenst7o-
vaniya vracheys
(STAPHYLOGOGGAL DISLASE) (HYAWROVIC ACID)
(PM4UBILITY)

ALAVERDYAN, M.1.
Permeability factor and hyaluronic acid in the phenomenaof infection
and iminmity.,Report no.2s The permeability factor and hyaluronic,
acid in an experimental immunology model. Trudy TomNIIVS 11-.19, 06
16o. (MIRA 142)
1. Kafedra. mikrobiologii Stalinskogo instituta usovershenst7o-
vaniya vrachey*
(TYPHOID FEVER--PREMTIVE INOCULATION)
(HYALURONIC ACID) (PMWMILITY)

AlAVERDYAN 0 M. I.
Pemeabil, actor and hyaluronic acid in the phenomenaof
infectlon~:Vimm=itya Report no.3s The permeability factor
and hyaluronic acid in an experimental J.. unology model using
cold-blooded animalsa Trady TomKIVS UOY7-212 160o (MIRA 1632)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii Stalinskogo instituta usavershonstvo-
vaniya vraohey.
MAIURMIC ACID) (FEWU13ILITY) (IMUNOLOGY)

AIAVERDIAN,-M.1~-
Hyaluronidaso and hydraulic acid in some manifestationo )f
infection and immunity, Report No.6; Effect of hyaluronidaoe
and.hyaluronic acid on the reattivity to tetravaccine and the
preventive properties of im=e sera. Biul. eksp. biol. i
mad. 53 no.1:81-85 Ja t62. (ILMA 15,3)
1. Iz kafedry mikrobiologii Donetskogo instituta usovershen-
stvovaniya, vrachey (dir. - dotsent, G.L. Starkov). Prc.:dstavlera
doystvitellnym chlenm ANN SSSR N.N. Zhukovym-Verezhnikovym.
(HYALURONIDASE)
(HYALURONIC ACID) (VACCINES)
INSERLM)

ALAVMYAN, M.1., dotsont; GEMAUAN, L.S., kand. blol. nauk; MA,MKYAN, T.U.,
'- * ...... hil.~Ldshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; TERDMANYA14, O.Ye.; OKHIKYAN) V.111.1
starshiy laborant
Effect of decortication and X-rays on the phagocytic activity of
leucocytes in rabbits. Vop. radiobiol. (AN Arm. SSRJ 3/4:47-52
163. (MIRA IV: 6)

ALAVERDYAN - ciatount; MOVSESYAN, M.A., sLaraMy miuchuy-
-~ 1. . ~ I 'Y y solxu:,~k,
- ~'MARUKY-U,;j , Kh., raadshiy nauchnyy Botrudaik
(;ojnbined effect of irradiation and blood loss on the phagocytic
activity of leucocytes in rabbits. Vop. radiobioi- LAI; Arm. SSRJ
3/4317-26 163. (MIttA 17.6)

.ALAVUDY", M.I., dotsent; VLASE14KO, S.P., kand. zued. nauk; RARUKYAN, T.Kh.,
mladshiy nauchnyy sotruanik; AYRAFETYAN, F.O,, aspirant; GRIGUIRWI,
D.G., starshiy laborant
Effect of X-rays on the activity or hyaluronidase and hyaluronic
acid. Vop. radiobiol. (AN Arm. SSHJ 3/4:229-234 163.
(1,11RA -L'I:b)

ALAVERDYAN, M.I.; GAMBARYAN, L.S.; PAPOYAN, S.A.; MOVSESYAN, M.A.;
"6EZALYAN, L.S.
Effect of ionizing radiation and some surgical operations on
the cellular phagocytic reactivity of the organism. Izv. AN
Arm. SSR. Biol. nauki 18 no.11:3-10 N t65. (MM 19:1)
1. Sektor radiobiologii AMN SSSR i Laboratoriya neyrobioniki
AN ArmSSR.

L~'28024-66 EWT(M)
S 00DEt UR/o
ACC NRt AP6018166 SOURG 298765/018/03.lTO003/0010
AUFMOR: Alaverdyan, 11.. 1. ar
Gamb yan, L. S F~i%Mya~ng. ~A. MovseMM,_~~7
Gazalyan,
L. S*
ORO: 4actor,of_Ead1QbiQ'l0 AMN 02 (Sektor radiobiologii ANN SSSR); TAborat^= Af
Nourob
ionics,AN ArmSSR (LaLboratoriya neymbioniki AN ArmSSR)
TITLE: Effect of ionizing radiatiog hnd interference in the form of operations on'-
the CGl3:--p-hagocyt:1o reactivity of We organism
SOURCE: AN Arj%SSR* Izvestiyas Seriya biologichebkikh nauk, v. 18, no. 110 1965#
3-10
TOPIC TAGS: ionizing radiation, radiation biologic effect, brain, cerebral cortex$
autonomic nervous system, blood
ABSTRAC-P: I-Pha&CYtq_A8'- Wis .studied in irabbits a n e background 0
Aecortication of the brain., removal of the sympathetic network X"-!rays J, MA
.:severe blood loss. A single exposure to x-rays (800 and'260 ri resulted in
en and in a re4uation
jactivation of phagooytoois within 24 hours after treatm t
J adiation
!of this reaction'during the firstp aecondp and third weeks of r
ickness, The combination of radiation with blood loss resulted in a Gh
bitlon of phagoWtosie., stronger than that of radiation alone. Blood
=
Aose by itself did not inhibit the phagocytio reactions of the blood# Rew
ing the abdminal sympathetic network along -4th radiation causedp as 21-
pov
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I. -1 nOAPIA-ti

AIAV ERDYANJ, 0.9 6nd.tekhn.nauk; BALYAN, S., kand.fiz.-matem.nauk
Use of ultrasonic waves for the intensification of cleaning processes
of machinery parts. Prom.Arm. 5 no-1:54-58 Ja 162. * -
(IMU 15:2)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellakaya stantsiya Yerevanskogo politekhni-
cheskogo, instituta.
(Armenia-Ultrasonic waves-Industrial applications)
Wetal cleaning)

ALAVURDYAN, 0. N.
37644. K elcologil Anopheles superpictlas po materialam ekspeditsii v sel Min
(Ar.Tvanska...,a SSR), Trudy In-ta malyarii i med. Parazzitologil (1-1-vo
zdravool,hranen:Lya Jlrm. SSR), vyp. 4, 1949, S. 119-31
SO- Letopis' Zhurnaltnylch Statey, Vol. 37, 1949

PARTIff, Z.Kh.; ALANERDYAN, S.H.
Ruben Osipovich Nolian, 1894-1955,;obituary. Vast. khir. 76 no.11:
167-168 '55. (MIRA 9:4)
(OBITUARIES,
Holian. R.0.)

AID P 4141
Subject USSR/Electricity
Card 1/1 Pub. 27 - 28/33
Authors Alaverdyants, L. M., and others
Title I. V. Tokov, deceased.
Periodical : Elektrichestvo, 12, 77, D 1955
Abstract : The authors present a short biographical note on the
life and activities of I. V. Tokov, professor, engineer,
and one of the pioneers in the construction of Soviet
large water wheel generators.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

XAMALUZE, S.I.; AiAvrDzx. B.Z.; KMNICTSOV. A.N.
loading and unloading bricks in circular kilns with the aid of
lightweight conveyers. Rats. i izobr. predl. v atroi. no.5:50-55
158. (MIRA 11:6)
I.Saburtalinaki.v kirpichm" zavod polusukhogo pressovaniya,
GruzSSR, aelo Saburtalo Tbiliaskogo rayona.
(Brickmaking) (Loading and unloading) (Conveying machinery)

AIAVIDZE, G.
Tsitrusovyye SoVichozy Gruzlij Tbilisi, "Sabcnota Saleartvelo"., 1960-
125 [11 p. Tables.,
Bibliography: p. 122-t1261

ALAVIDZE L4-U=Ip P.M., prof., red.; PAYLODZEI D.A., red. izd-vaj
--'~~~NDADZE, Z.G., +,ekhn. red.
(Citrus state farms of Georgia] TSitrusovye sovkhozy Gruzii.
Tbilisi, Gos, izd-vo ",Sdbchota Sakartwelop" 1960. 125 p.
(M3RA 14:8)
(Georgia--Citrus fruits)

ALAVIDZE, G. A.
Cand Agr Sci - (diss) "Citrus crops in sovnarkhozes of Geor;~ia
and means for their development." Tbilisi, Pub. Georgian Agri.-
cultural Inst, 1961. 35 pp; (Ministry of Agriculture Georgian
SSR, Georgian Order of Labor Red Banner Agricultural Inst); 180
copies; price: free; (KL, 6-61 sup, 230)

VOYNICH-BYANOZMWSKIY, T.G.;-ALAVIDZE, T.A.
Determining maxiumum water levels in nonselfregulating diversion
conduits in connection with sudden decreases in load. Soob. AN
Grus. SSR 21 no.40W-406 0 '58. (MMA 12:4)
1. Tbilieskiy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut sooruzheniy i
gidroenergetiki im. A.V. Vintera. Predstavlenom akademikom X.S.
Z*avriyevym.
(Hydraulic engineering)

AIAV-TDZE, T.A.
Stabilizing effect of lateral overflaw spillways- without
self-regdlating diversion channels and their hydraulic cal-
culation. Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 29 no. 4:433-440 0". 162
(MT-RA 19:1)
1. Tbilisskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut Inooruzheniy
i gidroenergetiki imeni Vintera. Sulmitted October 16, 1961.

JOURM41101', Sh.Kh.- AIMUTDRIM',
lMl,-q.U;Z'iAIJOVp T.
Qmintity and distribution of soattered hydmwarbone An
!, e d nm;m-,jkry rocks. Dokl. AN UzSSR. 21 no.3!35--38 164.
1. -nstlt-at geolop i 1, - (F.I.RA *!~,71)
,1' 1 razratctkA neftyanykh i gazc-qkh
mestarczlideniv AN UzSSR. 21. Glilen-kerrespondert AN llz.S~)R
(for !ikr,,3zikhocizhaycv.). Submitted Octob-r 10, 1963.

AKRAMKHODZHAYE;Vp A.M.; AMIRKHANOV) Sh#Kh,; ALAVUTDINOVO D.
Using mass-spectrometric analysis in petroleum geology.
Uzb. geol. zhur. 7 no.3:70-75 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Institut geologii i razrabotki neftyanykh i gazovykh
mestorozhdaniy AN Uzbekskoy SSR.

PAThIM"Wo A,,V,; G,S,
Dogew of founaation heavinj form In Kbabarmak, Goll"j,
Zund* i wkho gme, 7 noo 6t2leQ6 165a 1 18 t22)

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ACC NR: AP6006193 souria, com uR/o377/65/000/004/0023/0026.
AUTHORSt Umarov, G. Yao'(Gandidate of physico-mathematical sciences);
Alavutdinov V.- A11MVp A. K.
1.4.
1: ORG: PlWaico-technical Institute, AN UzSSR (F:Lz:Lko-tekhn:Lchesl:iy institut AN
U zzs5n)
TITLE: On the possibility of making a long focal-length evacuated film'con-
centrator z'
i. SOURCE: Geliotekhnika,, no, 4,, 1965, 23-26
TOPIC TAGS: solar radiation, oolar furna~ce,, optics
ABSTRAM The posuibility of constructing a long foaal-longth film concentrator
in an evacuated chamber is investigated, It~ is assu"el thal t',0 surfaw ofthe
concentrator is almost spherical (see Pig. 1) and that the maxLmum film ourvaturf)
is calculated to be
h
For various focallengthn and o2noentrator diameterj the magnitudes of h are

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Fig. 1.
calculated and tabulated. It is found that the diameter of the focal point is
close to the diameter ot the solar image as a direct result of tho fact taint, the-
concentrator has an optically exact surface. Also tabulated are the focal
lengths versus the corresponding fooal point temporaturesj and also the focal
length and the film tension. This latter can be controlled by means of an ad-
justable spring, It is shown that one can construct a long focal-length con-
centrator with 1.5 & f SO 10 m such that the temperature at the focal point can
be made to vary between 1200 to 3000. Orig. art. has: 3 figurest 3 tablest
and 2 forollig.s.
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ACC NRI AP6006194 SOURCE CODE: UR/0377/65/000'004/0027/0030
AUTHOR: Vil'kova, S. N., Movlkova,~I. A.; Alavutdinov, D.
ORG: Physicotechnical Institute, AN UzbSSR, (Fizikoteklinicheskiy lnf;titut AN Uz$SR) I
TITLE: The use of foamed polyuretha for manufacturIng solar energy collectors
SOURCE; Geliotekhnika, no. 4, 1965, 27-30
TOPIC TAGS: solar energy, solar energy collector , polyurethane, foamed.polyuretharle,l
foamed plastic, plastic mirror, epoxy resin, aluminum filled epoxy resin, energy con-1
version,solar energy conversion, polyethylene terephthalate f
ABSTRACT: A method for making solar energy collectors from rigid.foamed polyurethansl
lined with mirror-like plastic films is described. Polyurethans used for this purposd
were prepared from branched polyesters of dicarboxylic acids and triols or the combins~.
tion of the latter with diols; the polyesters were combined with aromatic diisocya-
nates. Foamed polyisocyanates were obtained by combining a polyester resin prepared
from glycerol (1.3 moles), sebacie acid (0.5 moles) and adipic acid 43.3 moles) with
toluylene diisocyanate in a 10:7 ratio at room temperature; water via used to enhance
foaming; the foam was stabilized with OP-71or OP-10 emulsifier (0.3-0.5%). The
foamed plastic obtained had good mechanical7properties. Two types of solar energy
collector were built: one-piece paraboloid collectors with a diameter of 280 or
410 mm, and facet collectors mounted from hexagonal facets with sides 55 mm long each
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The one-piece collectors were made as follows; metal-coated poly(ethylene terephtha-
late) film fixed between a disk and a ring was inflated to the required curvature,
thus forming a paraboloid mirror; the mirror was coated with a thin layer of liquid
epoxy resin which cured on the inflated film. After that foam was applied an the
mirror obtained; polymerization of the foam lasted about 12 hours at room temperature.
The weight of the foamed collector of 410 mm diameter was 201 g, while the similar
collector made from filled epoxy resin weighed 930-1000 g; the temperature of the
heat receiver in the focus of the collector was 88OC; convexity It wits 5 cm, and focal
length was 21 cm. The facets for the facet collector were prepared by pouring foam
into molds. The facets were lined with an epoxy resin mirror, obtained by applying
liquid epoxy resin on the aluminum powdered glass. After curing, the film was
stripped by heating the mirror on the glass substrate to 160-190C for 2-3 hr. An
experimental model assembled from 19 facets with a total surface of 1444 cm2 had a
focal length of 0.5 cm. The reflection coefficient of the facet was 0.9; the focus
point had an area of 150 cm2; the temperature of the heat receiver in the focus point
was initially 250C, but decreased to 115C after 60 days of exposure because of the
damage to the mirror surface caused by Idirt, dust,and cleaning. The problem of pro-
tecting the mirror surface has not yet been solved. The polyurethan substrate re-
tained,,its high mechanical properties after-60 dayq, of exposure; the color. of the
foamed plastic thanged from light yellow to dark yellow. The expedience of the use of
foamed polyurethan for a solar energy collector for the Central Asian climatic con-
ditions was demonstrated. The technology of.preparing thin epoxy resin,mirror has
been developed. ri art. has, 2 fWres and 2 tables. JBNI
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ALAXAI Laszlo
Analysis of the correlation between performance fluctuation
and technical norms in the Belodoiannisz Telecom=ication
Factory. Munka szemle 7 no.9slO-13 St63.

ALAXAI,, Laszlo
Determination of the number of employees In surface treatment
workshops. Munka szemle 8 no.11:23-28 N 164.

AIAXOVA, Maria; PAVGEKOVA, Magda, rosl. V. rocniku IYU NUDr. Juraj SImlicky.
Parther consideratione on clinical utilization of arborization phenomen
Cesk. an. 24(38) no,3:203-208 Mar 59.
1. 1. zen.-porod. klinika UK V Bratislave, prednosta. MUDr. Svetozar
Stefanik. Dr. J. S. q 1. sen.-por. kl. UIX, Bratislava.
(VAGINA1 SMEAR,
arborization of phenomenon of cervical fluids (Cz))

SINITSYNq V.I-.-), ed.; VLASOVAp N.A., tekhn, redo
(Radiactive cobalt]'Radioaktivnyi koballt. Moskva, Goo.izd-vo lit-
ry v oblasti atomnoi nauki i tekhniki, 1961. 56 p. (MIRA 14:6)
(Cobalt-IsotoposY

IT
"Artcrial "lond of thc: Mczentur~~c ~cctior,
of tl-v, Intestine of rm~",' C! hrr Vo-rtcbmil rs. " 'u,) 8 Fob 52,
Acad Sci U-; (Disser'ation for tli(r 'ct7.ce of octornte in
1:
.ceical Scirnccs).
SO: Vechcrnava j-!OS'_jra
'I

GORBENKO, V.L.; ALAVV, A.V,
Strength of abrasive grains used in the lapping of hardened
steel. Trudy WI 21 Ser.met. no.4:95-97 159. (MIRA 14:7)
(Grinding and polishing)