SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALEKSEYEVA, A. - ALEKSEYEVA, G.

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AL--Il.~iLxLVAI.A.?;.; VAXSLTLEHG.A.
Orii,,.In oC joriodic respiratlon. Trudy Oren. otd. Vaes.
f-4.210.1. ob-va no.211Z-19160. 1618)
1. Uredr4l i**loi;iip &natotali i fitioloEii cheloveka Oren-
biLrjvk0j;D podsCogichookogo Instituza i Wedra noirAllaoy
fixialogil (zov. - pivf. G.k.Vakaleyger) Orenlxrgskof;o
moditalm"oDco inatitut-A.
(RYsrl.AATloN)

AIJUMETAS A.N.j SAMLkWVAp A.I.
Aimlyals of elementary iodine for the content of avaRlde impurities.
Zav.lab. 29 ao.12s1437 '63. 1 ~~ (KIRA 171l)
1. VsesoVz"y nauc~nno-issledovatsl'skiy institut galurgii.

AGAMOV, S.L.; *IfEKMEVA, A.11.,* BEIMSrINA, L.N.; GOLOV, I.I.;
GUM, O.V.; M4IlRrMVA, V.I..; YEVLA14PIYEVA, F.A.;
YELISEY V, A.I.; ZPAVORONKOV, E.A. ZHARKOV, S.A.;
KtR*YANOVt L.A.; KRAYNOV, L.A.; KlJhrOV, K.L.; LBOV, F.A.;
LIPA70NI N.A.- LIPOMSK37, I.A.; MYUM, V.N.; YARINOV,
N.N.(d,c'a,,,,dj; MIKMAYLOV, A.N.i POTAPOVAYe.D.;
TELUKHMIOV, G.A.; UKHIN, V.A.; FILIPPOVt V.A.; CHEilURASHKIN,
A.M.; SUCTOV, A.T.; GARJJIII:At L.F., kaml. fil. nauk
[Tba citT of Gorkiy; a guidebook) Gorod Gorlki.*, Volgo-
VLatskon knizhnoe izd-vo, 1964. 371. p. (MIRA 17:12)

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4,J1 a Mort a ti On: Ur Lite ~icrusl.ructLre and XJA&S* -D- _~.` rino-L-irain*d
.9raui;; ~~aterl*im 0'_ircw~alr, 4'.;.r -asulaLlan and ae~.. -ci, ~nstiti~tv
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AUASEXIMA, A.r.
cluu4,cs In the respiration after atimmla-Lion of the aoitic
rmirve. Trttdy Oren. otd. Vaes. fiLiol. ob-va no.Zt3-11160,
MRA 16:E)
1. Kafsdrm molof;ii, wmtomii i fiziologii cheloveka Oren-
bLrgrkogo rosudurotvennogo podagogichaskogo izis~jtuta kafed~
r* nomullnoy fizioloj;ii (zav. - prof. G.A.Vakaleyger) Oren-
barCskDjjo gosudmrstvennogo muditainukoeo instituta.
(AOPZA-INIO;HV,Kr 1011) (.hbSPTjwIOll)

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AUTHOM Tor*por, W. I., Alskseyeva, A. N. SOV/32-25-6-22/53
TITM 169thod or Investigating the Structure of Porcelain Under
the Ki*roackope (Metod iseledoraniya struktury farfora pod
mikroskopom)
FERIODICIL3 2awodakaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 6, pp 707-710 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs Microscopic investigations were carried out on porcelain
samples by applying sAsultaneously the penetrating and the
r0l*ctea light ray. Thin Rd transparent ground sections with
polished s"face wer6 prepared for the purpone. Some of the
*ample# wers additionally investigated radiographically.
(Ref 8). The conditions under which the porcelain sections
*ere prepared axe dcooribed (Table 1); pickling took
2-3 minutes in a 10 % hydrofluurto acid The hase
oomposition of an insulation porcelain irig 4 obtained by
the method described, consisted chiefly of a mixture of
fine-disporms stullito and glass, containing scattered
quarts grain* and vitrified feldspar grains with smaller
ond brighter mull1te particles. The size of th quartz grains
varied form 0.008 to 0.064 mm (mostly 0.02-0.0; mm), whereas
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Method of Investigating the Structure of Porcelain SOV/32-25-6-22/53
Under thb Microscope
(0-05-0-09 as). The fact that the mullite could not be
observed in the prinolpal mass of the porcelain is explained
by its overall fins, dispersion. Also a quantitative phase
determination an the polished ground section was carried out
(Table 2). The method described made It possible to state
tbat mullite crystallizes only in vitrified feldspar and is
irisible, in the form of needles under microscopic investigation
with penetrating light. There are 2 figures, 2 tables, and
$ references, 7 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Ustitut kbinii ailikotoy Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
Por the Chemistry of Silicates of the Academy of Sciencey,
USSR)
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A.Vo
31rfeat of the basla open-hearth *Up an the magmeolte-silicate
IMU brlok. Osoow?r 25 no.lOt4?O-W4 060. (MM 13:10)
lo. Tmeocrou" lonsitut ogwowav.
cmag) (71rebrick)

AMSSYVA,_.~.!~~; SHUSHKANOVA, I.M.
Daterminati-in of the bitumen ix4mrlty c,)ntent of elementary
hirb purity sulfur. Zav.lab. 27 no.7s8ll-814 '61.
(MIRA V4 7)
2. Vi%*sqyvznyy nauchn!~-13319dvvatellskiy In3titUt khixiAeskikh
reaktIvov.
(Sulfur-Analysis)
(Bittmon)

BLUTSWMYN, N,X.j DDRICHEVA, V.N.;-Prini-14 uchastiyes AMF.S9r"A,-A.K.;
GREBEIINTKOVA, Me.; FETROVA, Ye.V.; ZADVORNOVA, Ye.G.; AYZEIMCs, A.S.;
YAKOVIZVA, V.S.
Zonal changes in the proportion of magnesite bricks after servicti
in tho crown of open hearth furnaces. Ognsupory 28 no.9t4l3-418
163. (NIRA 16t10)
1. Vri,tovuLr7y institut ogneuporav.

.. e.10 - A.N,
EnL~..kct.lewi ,-no ulagn obt&ined aurIng the smelting of copper-
ul-akel mrAa am voncentzatoo with var'. as t 1)es of refractories,
r4vot. ut. 36 no.609-43 Ja 163 0 (MIRk 16:7)
(Nan:u-rr*u3 nota-19--.%btallurgy) (slag)
(29fractory materials)

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A.MME6A, A. 0.
)7407. SHMITHO. D. A.; AUMSUVA, A. 0.; 1 LIKI]DUMV, 1. N. A.-rotekhnika
ftmpego -q*Ta OzivW44%. 7 5b: Za Vyaokuyu Kullturu Zemledel-tya Kursk,
a.
301 Latopts' ZhruialInykh Jtatey, Vol. 7. 1949

TSAYG. 3,.A., AMMSMA, A.P.
treatment of lumbosac-ral radiculitis by epidural administration
of novocaine [with sucteary In Prenchle Zhur*uevy. I palkh
5$ no.1011215-1217 058 (MIRA h-11)
(MMM, SPIM. die.
lumbosacral radiculitis. ther.epidurnl nrocaine (Rua))
(PROCAUM. ther. use
luubosacrnl radiculitis, epidurnl admin. (Run))

II.L. and Alckgeyeva AP
TITM,: 11-vic-lianio-a z)f tPe Operatim of the CathodL-R~Y, Barrier-Grid
3.1
..orav;e TLLbco Tor Di;-ital Co;aputers
Lap. O:::inaYU.3!Ic
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FEIRIODICAL: Radioteklinika i El(!~:tr-xl-;Iw, 1'53, V~_.Tij, --r 1,
. 1112-1!4 (U33R)
A.BSTWIC'.2: Qie :).I' t.',ie nain factors tile wrf~Drmance of a
storage tabo, ir, Hic. redi ~rlbuti-m --:- Lts
elpctrona. D,Lri.-.C Uic roccrdin- L)r or
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pa.ra.qitb,, diacharging. TI-is aft-%r a
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t;. RL ~,ives thD -valuco of Lhc Sccjnd-cr~- Co-
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,:-.t',~nt MI ,Iz; VIrio also found that for u -ivc!~ lew?l of t'~c
it iz Iossible to find v--Iuc-- -)f
Lnp= ~:-ipacitance and the lbca:a currant --id ~'a*i,-,
rclc:s. 11 th- oignal
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b~! rC'~iUcVd, '.ic maximwz nu~aber of cjclez ca-ri 'Do
Tiju:;, If thc r,~c-ordin, is ~~Dnducte-' in
Librium. uhc niraloc-r of Ljc~lc-,,- can
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Mechacniz:,. ~jf tae Operat i. )n of tli,! at!~0,10-&xyj Bar~,i ~--,;rid
StOl'.i_;0 TLIbes Dii,;ital Computoz,3.
-'- I:r t
.Lncrea.:,'~(l 5 to 10 Tiie authors e:z rerz t', o-*r ,- a J-
t;o Me::ib:!-- :)f tho Sovi-~: Aca,c-j- of
31,:icn-ces, D. V. Zernov for his intorc-~t T'here
axe fi; ures am! 5 r-:~ferer-ccs, 2 af vili-Icl-I are il-ir iish and
JUBMITITAM: Jixly !J56 (initially) and
May 1~)57 (aft.~r revisim)
AVAIIJ~,if"At': '--Abm-.ry of Om--ress
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SOV/109-3-8-17/18
AUTHORS: -Alm~aU_qva A.-P., Basalayeva, n-Y& , Yelinson, Y.I.,
Ze.rn3v, ~ ~.14, ul I varakaya, B.S. , Lif shits, T. L% ,
SavitskiLya$ Ya.S. , Sena, L.A., Shabel'niklova, A.E. and
YLLrasova, v.Ye.
TITLR: Tho Eighth All-Union Conference on Cathode Electronics
k8-ye vuesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po katodnoy elektronike)
FMIODICA.L: Padiotekhnika i Blektronika, 1958, V~)! 3, Nr 8,
PP 1092 - 1103 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Tho conference to-k place during October lrl - 24, 1957
in LeninZrad at the Fiziko-tekhnicbeskiy institut AN SSSR
(PIlysice-eaginearing Institute of the Ac.Se-USSR). It
was orSanised bT the Soviet Ac.Sc. and was attended by
Soviet scientists from Moscow, LeninCrad ' K' ond other
tovins of the Soviet Union as well as by del-e-Vg'a'tes fron
Humgary, Czechoslovakia and Romania. Altogether, o-rer
ono hundred lectures were delivered at the conference.
Those were divided into the following sections: thermionic
emlasion aftd the technology of thermionic cathodes;
SeCondary electTon emission; photo-electron emission;
fiold electron emission; cnthode conductivity phenomena;
Ci3rdl/',, ionic p-ocesses and gas discharges. Some of the pa.-ers

SOVE109-3-8-1-//18
Tha Riglith All-Union Conference on Cathode Electronics
read at the coafercnce are published in the present issue
cif the journal: iti fact, all the papers in this issue
-werfev read at the confercnce. Some of tl,-- -)aT)crs mere
published in a-, earlier issue of the journal kvol 2,
vir L?, 195?). A number of pa-~,:~rs from the conference
Etre t,cin:j. ;)-.tbllsl,ed in "Izves~iya An SSSR, Ser. riz! nrs
4 and 5 811d also ' -n various other journals. The preset-it
Vaq,art i:.ives brief surm-aries of a 1,arce 11imber of the
pcip.?rr, presented at the conference.
SUBL'ITIT-EID: February 4, 1958
m3rd 2/2 1. Catlk)des (Elettron tube) 2. Thermionic emission 3. Secondary
wilission 4. PhotoemIssion 5. Field emission

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SOV/109-4-7-24/25
AUTHORSi Vlkhlyayeva. R.P., Shabellnikova, A.E.
and Tasnopollskaya, A.A.
TITL19t Interdepartmental Seminar on Cathode Electronics
(24th Meeting) (News Item)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 7,
Vp 1215 - 1216 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; The meeting of the seminar took place on March 2, 1939,
at the Institut radiotakhaiki i oloktroniki AN SSSR
(Institute of Radio-engineering and Electronics of the
Ac.Sc., USSR). During the meeting, 8 articles wave read
amd d1scussed. The first article, by A.R. Shxxltman
amd Tu*A* Morozov, was devoted to the Investigation of
tbe elantle reflection or the electrons having energies
ran$lng from 100 - 2 000 eV from 10 different c,aments
(Cr, N1. Cu, Ge, Mo, Hg, Ta, Pt, Au, C).
Ye.S. Mashkova and G.A. Chetvarikova read a paper on
"Investigation of the Temperature Dependence or th;;
Secondary Xmissican Coefficient of Monocrystal- of Barium
Titanato and Dead Titanate".
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sov/iog-4-7-24/25
Intord-opartiowntal Seminar on Cathode Electronics (14th Meeting)
%xOwV Item)
I.b,V. Sinallnikair roported on bis investigation of the
.tloctron omission of a pare metal surface at room
t khmpercktur as .
A paper entitled "Blectro-microscoptc Investigation of
the Emission of Pressed Cathodes" was read by
T*.M. Dubinina.
A.A. Gugnin and B.N. Popov reported on "Influence of
Mmygen on the Zmlsslon of the Cathodes Prepared From the
SILltS of Barium and Calcium Having High Melting Points".
S.Ch. Dyubua and B.N. Popov dealt with "S->me Properties
oir the Barium-titanium Sytem".
Tbe results of an investigation of the field walsslon
from tungsten monocrystals by pulse technique were
presented by I.I. Gofman and G.N. Shuppe.
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S/109/60/005/008/01:-;/024
AUTHORS lasnupol,mitty. N~L . Alokseyeral A P, and
Kofanclua, T, 1,
TITLE CortaLn Problems ct' lnduc,-~d Condu--tance
PERIODICAL R&dxotekhnika i elektronika 1960, Vol 5
No, 13. pp 1299 - 1308
TEXT! The 4i-cited and dark conduc-tances of thin dielectric
fiLms art studied, taking into account carrier lnje,~,Ition from
a con4a~tl capture and recombination of the barriers inje-ted
and exci.led A.n the layer, and the formation of r. spa,~e-charge
field,. the phenomenon of induced conductance is analogous
to secondary emission, while its kinetic-9 are similar to
photo-conductiVItY4 Under the assumption that current carriers
are extited uniformly throughout the !film thickness tile
current is carried by :,arriors of only a sing!e sign felr!ctrons)
a,nd the layer remains electri~ially neutral the contact
replerlishes all removed carriers Theorvi -cal -:.alculat !ons
indi zato a 41%irrent -ampl. ificat ion fa.- t nr r ea -~ 1~ ing 10 for pure
mono~ryiitall:tnt% CdS photo.-ondu.-turs. in placi- of' the observpd
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Sov/log-4-7-24/25
Interdepartmental Seminar on Cathode Xlectronics (14th Meeting)
(News Item)
V.1-4. Gavrilyuk and Yu.S. Vedula presented a paper
doaling with "Adsorption of Barium and Barium Oxide on
Tungsten Surfaces".
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Certain Probleamof Indu- ed Candu, tan: r~
2 , 3 -
valur 01, 10 10 Acc-.irding to Host. W- 1 ' he ~au-le Is
the substanti.ai recombination and simall lilet_tme of the exc2ted
carriers in thin layers of the ordE-i- of' 1, 1. Suh th:.n layers
-annot bip. ma,je monocrystalline and therelcre ha,.e a large number
of defects, constituting centres of --apture and
Their density is 3 .- 5 orders of magritudf, than in
monacrystall.l.ne CdS, A second suggested cause is insufficient
replenishment. through the contact, connected with ~he presence
of a potontiml barrier at the dielectric base boundary- whi:Jt
prevents ele,:;tron injection into the conducti,.-ity zone of the
layer,
-In the %,olt-ampq-ro chara:teristi(s the re~;otnbinat loll
mechanism wa.-H assumed to consist of* th.! capture )f' tree
electrowis by vacant electron traps their subsequ!~nt
re-ombination with free hoe3. and recombina* ion of It e?
ele~.trons wk1li, ho)ee previously captured by vatan! hr-le traps,
The 3rijectiort is :onnected with a th#-~,r c-t i~al tv ins,A iminable
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S/ l()9/bO/005 /008/015/024
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Certahn Problewi4 of Induced Conductance
dark current, The experimental data presented are in
qualitative Agreenent with the mechanism desiribed here,
although the layerb of Al 203employed in the experiments
do not constitute the most favourablz material-
There are 7 figures and 7 references~ 5 Soviet and
2 non-Soviet.,
SUBMITTED: December 21, 1959
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:Ula 57
6 ~r V Z. r Au.
tA.LF-4XE"1:10V17A it. S. llwcow Mti. Acad. ii- Intern. -ucd., MOSCOW
n con-1-tift c, irre sidplydrg grn#4ps in pro SJ."Z: On-I)IS in
4 .66'
lexl) Hjull. i.-ksper. jiol. INIed 4 1 ji), (39-', 1)
D.axnjaed viere liver, heart. and intestines of hens and ral-b:,s under normal con-
---itiaas. ..nd in imIx-rimoital atherosclerosis induced by cholesterin. After too
caysfeoding on d4olaterin (0.3 g. g:r 1-g. body weight) the animals were killed. and
t!,.;f.-cesul~hyd.rvllgroupL~inthea ve organs wer~estimated. In the overwhelmin
Tnajori~y o1 anizzinh suffering front &thero!;r-l-r(,,A, the quantity of free sulphydr%1
f tein or liver, heart and intosuit , %v -4; greater than in normal animals.
groups in pro
It izcro,-:;tr.- from 0.35, 0.87 and 0.43 to o.4-0.7, ' A4-2A and 0.634.35, exp-:essed in
p--rce-atep of cysteine Analogous, thovgh less conspicua,4F xesulLs were obtained
11 heni. 1;fF-:micii in content of stilhVryl rups found in'-c ns and rabbits suffer-
tj u
ing frc-,-i aLLerotclegods is explain t roug unequal &;., in Pood cholesterin. The
I-avel vi blood cboltisterin in rabbits rises steepli wliereas ti:at in hens is hardly
notict;ab)e. Incrause of free sulphydryl groups in proteins of the organs of animals
%vx'h wbwoscleraMs indicates rearraitgement within the molecules, resulting in
qualitaLive d"S" in the protein itse1f. Davidova -Moscow t'V..18)

ALM3'--;Y-:.VA, Vea ,ici tne
v r t~ tin s v i L ot, rc r r t d ii etuvrie reactims and the
I jo nroteiri ir, experiTert:d a-:.oi-ro.,ckerosis
191~8, 10
(Aaa,4- Ifed i0i 05.,j;t. Jri~nt of -hernr,y.of Ac.-.r.' Med .3ci
tell (Fl,, ?8-~H, 109)
- 72 -

KUWW, H.t.j A"A, A.S.
Changoo in the activity of some enzyme systems of the tricarboxylic
&aid cycle in the course of experimontal atherosclerosis. Cor Vasa
4 no,U26-31 162.
1. Institute af Thom y Aepleay of Medical Sciences, Moscow.
(A~C1:4aOSCLE'&IS netabojis-) (TISL:2~ M-TABOLISM)

ALFJSEgVA, A.$.; NEMASOVA, L.A.
Chwallem in transaxiname activity, in e"rimntal and clinical
atheroselerosis. Car vaea 5 no,3~ 190-196 163.
1. JnqtLttrte of Therapy, Acadenq of i*dical Sciences of the
USSR, Moscow.
(ARTERIOSCLEROSIS) (.'HOLESTEROL) (OILS)
(ALANINE AJ41HMW5FERASE) (AGRTI)
(ASFARTATE AMINaMANSFEWS) (WOCARDIUM)
(BLOOD CIM4rCAL AINALYSIS) (FrRIDOXIIIE)

AUT".02: Alvkneyeva. A. V. 7 - 1;) / 1 ~
01cmfq-U777 d;f Pub1ication 1. .,ovoye
TITL- N(lur % ',broad
,r KrArtoizanniya za granitscy)
Gioo,!uziyr J~ kar'ogrifi.,.:, 1958, Nr 7, PP. 6'-8 ~'TTSSR)
A~~".TRACT: The, withor gives P Purvey of liter&ture published nbroad in
t~~Q last '~-A yeart concerninp the use ol photogrr;-.hic material
In the compili~tion of mnpr conpriving both rer,roduction and
printinr. Control appar--tus Lind mevsuring instruments as far
it-v they are uved in -tap comyilation rv. nlso covered. Above
i,ll, publicationi in 7aqte:-n nnd '."~?_,tern Germany and in the
17.':A , :~nl nppara%us proluced b,, n number of manufacturers
In 1hege coun*ripr Pre Jiscuu!ird. -.here are 6 non-Soviet
roferencen.
I. ~bippdng 2. Instrunients 3. Literature 4. Maps-
Preparation
Carl 1" 1

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1. T.N.. dbaksor *sl'skwk:hovy&ystvmwWkh nauki LISMUTA, A.T.. inzhener.
XBRBMMV. A.P.. Irxhoner; NOROZOTA. I.D.
Urip parquetry with birchwood facing. Der.prom. 6 no.6:6-7
Je '57. WaA 10:8)
(Parquetry)

LUMILNOV. I.P., inzh.; PWr 1. V.N., doktor sellskokhozyaystyanzykh
nauk pref.; BREtSINNY. A.P., insh.: ALIKSITEVA. A.T., inzh.;
INOROZOTA, K.I.. insh. lowasuft
Uperlance In plant manufacture of shoot parquetry made of
$improved* birch. Stroi.pron. 35 no.9-38-W S 157. (MIR& 10:10)
1.Sver4lovski;r fillol Tsesprutnogo nauchno-losledovatell-
skogo knstituta, po pererabotle slantsev, trest Tagilstroy.
(ftrquetrr)

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ol' Kmilt:,r ~lv~! sci Ac!:i Pik,- !tcobb!~.-IcA IiiA 4,r..,!nd L. It.
Far:.-ca-. .1mmm. I
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AUTHOR P-A'11" GOLIBERZI.A. 20-6-35159
B"
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TITLE HIM
rphysloal adsorption of Ethylene from Mizzures.
o
(Kin*tika fi2loheshoy adsorbtali etilens. ix ameney.- Runnian)
DokladT Akademil Nauk SSSR 1957, Vol 113, Nr 6, PP 1310-1313
(U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT Lately ipore and move prooesses have become important, the process-
Ing v*loolty of which is dependent on the diffusion within the
granules. This part of in-ternal-diffusion kinetics in, however,
Insufficiently worked out in thin respect. Only during the last
2 years hava systematic works on this problem with respect to a
certain substance been published. There are especially no data
on the velocity of adsorption of ethylene from a flow of gas-
mixtuxes. In the present work the velocity from mixtures with
B-'03 amd C11 of Industrial coal of the sort AG-2 are studied.
, 2 4
A metbod of differential measurement of the adsorption kinetics
for nixtures was especially worked out for this investigation.
The value of the degree of working off the granules is calculated.
acoord.ing to the formula

a a
CARID 1/4 where A
and a
are the values of adsorption of ethylene which
C,
OD

20-6-35/59
4inotLos of the physical adsorption of Ithylene from Mixtures.
are equivalent to the mixtures o.- the concentration interval
to be inv*stigatedl a Is the adsorption value of ethylene in the
"so of a given duration of contact with a mixture of higher
ethylene content. L special apparatus was constructed for the
tLeasurement of the adsorption kinetics of the mixtures. One of
the usual equations for the internal diffusion kinetics of the
adooription of a substance with a constant coefficient is used for
%he elaboration of experimental results. The calculation of the
ooefflolenta of internal diffusion D was carried out by means
of a tlimonslonl*ss theoretical curve which shows the degree cf
granule treatment 7 to be dependent on the criterion of
?Q - VVIV. This curve was computed by the authors for the case
of a (iirfunion into cylindrical granules of a rad1u3 R and a
length 2L in the case of a given simplex value of the form
a - I/L , equal to 0,308- Illustration i shows that the experimwatal
resul4s for all systems coincide satisfactorily with the
theorotical dimensionless ourve F-Fo. The results obtained during
this work on the dependence of the coefficient of in-ternal dif-
fusion on the adsorption of ethylene, on the nature of the
socond component, and on the porosity of the sorbent are shown
in Illustration 2. In all systems investigated the values of the
CARD 2/4 ooefficionta of internal diffusion increase abruptly with an in-

Kinetics of the physical adsorption of Sth~l_i~i- from Lixtures.
*resming quantity of adsorbed ethylene. There is a linear do;en-
dance on the entire Interval of the ohaAge of the values of ad-
sorptiom for the nitrogen-ethylene and methan-ethylene systemal
thle Und of dependence remains with hydrogen if the two curves
are separated into two parts. From this is follows that three
tinds of diffusion are superposed upon one another within the
frame of usual conceptions of the diffusion of ethylene within
the granule: a diffusion according to the volume, one accordinG to
the moleouloa and one according to the surface. of which the list
plays only an unimport"t r8le. The traditional conceptions are,
bowev*r, not sufficient for the description of those processes,
A number of important and practical conclusions concerning the In-
fluence of single parameters on the process of separation in a
noving amd In a steady layer, &a well as regards the demands of
the adsorbent follows from the internal diffusion character of 1h9
adsorption kinetics determined in the course of this work. The
numerical characteristics obtained make it possible to compute
the dynamlas of ethylene adsorption. (2 Illustrations)
CARD 3/4

20-6-3r,159
Kin4tics of the physical adsorption of Ethylen, "r ;, Klxtuxt-2,
ASSOCIATIOSP Sciivitific Resemroh Institute for Synthetic Alenhols and Organio
Prodmots. (Nauchno-issladovatel,ski: institut sinteticheakikh
spirtov i organichaskikh produktov)
PRZSNNTCD BY: M.K. DIUSININt Member of the Academy.
SUBMTED: 17-10. 1956
AYAILABLZ: Librnzy of Congress.
CARD 4/4

AUTBORS: G,01'bort, K.A., Aleksoyeva. A.V.--- 32-24-6-io/44
TITLE: ?be Determination of Propyltne Admixtures in Ethylene- and
Ithase-EOWleze Fractions (Opredeloniye rime3ey propilene. Y
stilenovoy i stan-etilenovoy fraktaiyakh~
PERIODICAI~ Zavodsksya L&boratoriya, 1958. Vol 2-11., Nr 6, pp 688-690 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: As in othemol production thA content of propylene in the above-
muntioned fractiono may amount to a may'-- of only 0.2%, various
mathods of determining propylene, with a maximum relative error of
W-i% were worked out as varieties of the chromatogrophical metb~d.
Antive aluminum oxide and silioa Sol of the type MM were tested as
adsorbents. the latter beix,,, subjected to a prelimix-ory treatment
for the purpose of reducing polymerizing properties. Carbon dioxile
atid air were used for chromatographic development, and the concen-
tration of coMonents me determined by measuring the gas volume
aCter adsorption Of 002 in 40% KOH or by means of the height of
the curve maxins recorded by an electron potentiometer which was
eq)arated by means of a gas ana.4%er constructed on the basis of the
principle of the thermal oonducti-rity of the gas mixture. The prot-
card 1/3 e*9 of analysis Is described and the results obtained am shown km

The Determination of Fropylene Admixtures in Ethylene- 32-24-6-10/44
and Ethan*-Ethylene Prection2
a table. Deter-A-tion in the case of aluminum oxide is said to
tkke 30 minutes &ad in the case of silica gel 60 minutes. In the
coat of the former it was possible to separate butane from pro-
pylene, whereas an the latter only the aum of these components
cgFuld be determined. Besides, aluminum oxide waa found to produoe
a lower degree of polymerizirAg affect upon unsaturated C4-hydr*-
akfbons. The chramktographlo method was carried out on an appa-
rtktus of the type developed by A.A.Zhukhovitakly and N.M.Tuftell-
Uub (Ref 4) v In which ous &Iumimm oxide having a grain size of
0,25-0,5 mm was used, It was possible to separate admixtures from
b&sic components with matisfactory distinctness, but propylene
on= be separated :tz butane only after a prolonged prooess of
aruLlyaia. The method ia auffloiently sensitive, and, in the case
of* 4L fully autaiamt1sed goLs-mixture supply-system, analysis win
take 6.5 minutes in the came of each process of determination.
Thiere are I figure, I table, and 4 references, 3 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOCUTIONs Nauchno-Issledovatellskly institut sintotichaskikh spirtov
argitnicheskikh pz~oduktov (Scientific Research Institute for
Synthetic Alcohols and Organic Products)
Card 213

The Datetwination of ProjVIww Admixtures In Xthylene- 32-24-6-10/44
and RINne-Iftylens Fraoft*w
2. Etliy.leneB--An&ly9ls 2. Propenes-Determination 3. Chromatographic
anal.vi;ln 4. Adsorbents-Performance
Card V3

5(~) 507/76 -.33 -5 -12/33
A,jTi]31*(S t GvLlbart, X. L., Alekseyeva, A. V. (Yosccw)
TlTL;;: Tht Kinetics of the Phyt;TciT'Adsor';-tiozi of Gabes ai~d Their
Mixtures (Kinatika fiziche3koy adsorbbii gazov i ikh smese.,r).
I.A Difforenti&l Method for Measuring the Kinctics of FhyaLcal
Atizorption, (1. DifferentsialIrVy =ctod izmer,~riya kinttiki
fizicheskoy -idsorbtaii)
ZIvarnal finicheskoy khimli, 1959, Vol 33, Nr 5,
PP 1035 - 1041 (USSR)
AIZ211LOT: The principle oO the method ~.ientio:~vd in tl;e title is that
of conducting a gas mixture of certain co::,position through
an adsorption cell with c4lindrical grun--Ic.3 of active car'Don
until eq,"ilibrium is attained. Then a mixture with a- slightly
varjin.g coaposition in scint through duriz-.Z a precisely fixed
interval. The adsoriAion v%riations of the components of tae
mixture are deteruined on acc~,-,nt of th, analysis of the de-
sDracd mixture. With this test t',f- coeffir.Ient
of the inner diffusion undergoes s:unll variat-'ons only -and
there is practically a li.near rclati,,n I - ~1,'-%,tz, the variations
c),' adisrirlition and the coricentratic,:, 1". tK,- 6au Phase. F16are
~;~trd 1/2 the 'Leatine, apparatuo %hich is in jl-tnil.

T~c :X the Phys-~;z.2 Ausorption cf
J
% A LifrQrmLial Lethwt for
Ph,' adsOrption rate of othyl-Pre
zwut,~r,A, the cow~tentration of dri,d.
the results of six test Th,
.1' Alie gas raixtures and the
vala- LL!,;'
At! ~'. All data indicate that uz~dr t'-c ir, -~ ii, r~s
onon 'he kinetics of adsorption hm-- c~-,-,racter cf` ar
dirrusion. The coeffirients of
for a wide range of var-;~11,i~n of ti.r
and are shown in tablL- ?. T~ioi,t jr, 4
and 6 referenoo~,, 2 of t~r- S.-it
ASSOCIA!: ;i :i.., '.,;sjeJovatc-1'vkiy iflStitUt
j ~irZar~icheskikh produktov Moskva (Sciortific Rvs(,arch In
ntltuLe of Synthetic Alcohols and Organic Proda--ta,
SUB91'.7T ED OC1:A4!!. 10, 195?
Card 2/2

3/052/61/027/008/003/020
B107/B206
AUTHORSe 40seyeva, L.Y.. and Goilbert, X.A.
TITLEx Determination of micrcadmixtureg in pure ethylene intended
for the production of polyethylene
MIODICALt Zayodskaya laboratoriya, v. 27, no. 8, '961, 972-975
TETTt In ethylame intended for the production of polyethylene the
admixtures must not exceed hundrethe per cent. The authors describe a
chromatographic method for the determination of Admixtures up to a content
of about 0.005% by volume. TheXT-2M(KhT-2M) chromatograph, manufactured
by Mosneftekip Plant, was used. Standard mixtures of ethy--ene with
hydrogen, propane, butane, methane, acetylene, carbor, mono;ide. and
isobutame were used for the investigation. The ethylene wag supplied by
the Novokuybyehovskiy zarod SS (Ncvokuybyshovsk Plant SS)t it was
additionally purified before use. The following optimum conditi~,nz for the
analysis vere asnertainedt First chromatographic column of 5 m length
and 4 mm inside diameter, filled with aluminum oxide w;.th 0-25-0-50 mm,
Card 113

Determination of microadmixtures ... S /0!,'2/6'/02 a /00 5/020
B 07/B206
soaked with X&OS solution and subsequently driod; aidit-lons! column with
1 m length and A m= inside diameter, filled wiih diatom!tej soaked with
dibutyl jilithalatel air current with 22 ml/min, press-ore at the column
2. rom rcom -
input 0.14 kg/am The first coluiar. 'G heated atepwise f.
temperature to 1300C. Th,-: ise.'=i is switched on during the second, fourth,
sixth and eighth minute. '.!!- second column 1i not heated. The voltage
at the joints in kept at 2.5 v during the first six minutes and then
reduced to 1.9 - 2 v. From the sixth to the twelfth minute (during the
discharge of ethylene) the gas current is let out into the air. The total
determination ttikes almost 25 min- 20 MA Of ~,AE mixture are analyzed.
Under theme conditions ethane Is covered by ethylene; n-butane and acetylene
are separated from propylene, but not from each otherl for the latter
purpose the seeond column is used. The experiments ahowed that about
0.005% by volumo of an admixture may still be determined; the
reproduoibility of a determination is 10 - 15 relative per cent.
There are 4 fiCrures, 2 tableal and 5 Soviet references,
Card 2/%

S/C 32,/6~/C 27/008/C-03/020
Determination of sicroadmixturee ... B107/B206
ISSOCIATIONt Naucnno-issledovatel'okiy institut sinteticheskikh spirtov
i organich*skikh produktar Research Institute
of Synthetic AlccholB and Orvpnl.-- Producls)
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hepititu.; cixidijcl,~,i In Aato~- LI.A Irb
finlizi :, rim Jw,:11 tht vill:virlarity of the ~iuaut,tive
t. A td9ont ri.,"etion) over the
taA. "U1 41,11! '~iowl of 1~' or
oxidLion An 14owl donors.
:714TZO

BOGOKOLOTAO L.G.v professor; ALSKSBYATA, A-V-
Sarologic methods for determining anticento properties of protein
plasma sul)stitutos. Probl.gemst. I parel.krovi I no.2:52-55 '
Kr-AP 4564 (MIRA 10:1)
1. Is laningradskogo ordena Trudovogo Kresnogo 7nament nauchno-
i seledova tell skogo Instituta peraliventya krovi (dir. - cotsant
&.D.1%Lyukov, nauchwy rakoyoditels - chlon-korrespondent AHN SSSR
prof. A.S.Filatov)
(PIASHA SIMSTITUTIS
antigenic characterietics. at-rol. determ.)
(AWNGENS AM ANTIBODIZS
antigonic charactdristles of protein plasm*
oubstItutes, serol. deters.)

Al. 3MA. A.V~. naucbMy sotrudnik-, ANTONOVA, Te.y., starehiy nauchW
-, CHMOTA. ?.A., doictor biolog.nauk:
iii&llt
Study of the Influence of Ionizing radiation on some immanobiological
and physieoche-tical properties of preserved blood. Aict.vop.paral.krovi
to.71137-145 '59. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Otdial sagotoyki krovi, bakter I ologl che okays, I serologichookaya
Ubarmtoril TioniWadskago Institute parelivaniya krovi.
(X RATS--PMIOU)GICAL IffWT) (Blom)

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KOSTEILD, H.P., skad., red., AUCK DENISOV, G.A., red.
Izd-,raj ZAIWAMA, R.A., tekim". rW,-
(?rob-Imts of modern rolling stock of electric railroads] Voprosy sov-
rememmoge elektropodvi%bnogo sostuva. Moskva, Izd-vo Aked. nauk SSM,
1961. 391 p. (MIELA 14 s n)
1. Un4o=4a nauk SM. Institut elektrozekbaniki. 2. Chlen-
korras Went AN SM (for Aleksiveva)
IrElectric locomotives) (Diesel loccAtotives)

2A , T&A., doktor sed.nm*; ALUUMA, B.A., kand.ned.nauk
Calomlum of the mxjll sinU94 Vbot*otorin. 23 no.93-94
r 16a. (KERA 344)
1. Ts kafodtry obayutno-liteov*y khirurgii so stanatologi7ey
(nac&. - p"f. N.V. **bin) i kaftdry rentgonalogii (nach. -
prof. Shl. Almmw) Vay*ww~itsimakoy ordena lanim akadenii
JMMMI. 8.M. Xjr4Wa Losinpm&
(WOSZ, AOC=S= Snmm 07)

AL . 4 i:,Xy Imaw
z,ca 1. ttn~*, t c,~ as a motbod In
V-116!-u~llr ~111,1"!rkarfl C'AuBed ~-y
is
-A9 '57.
Lr.uti,Aul ive:-rokhtrurgli imeni
abnormalAtier,
4ervical -,V,
e trostmant of neurovagetative aLsd
acess3ory cervical ribs. Vap.neirokhir.
(xr--"A 10-10)
nrdleni Trudovogo Krasnoec
ak*a.
,

DOLGINA, A.I.g ALMETEIFA, D.D.
Analysts of itixtures or usthylaulnes and amwnla by Liquid
partl4lon chrmatograpby. Zav.lab. 29 no.1:22-24 163.
(MMA 16:2)
1. Gotsudarstyannyy inatitut prikladnoy khimit.
(Methylaldne) (Ammonia) kChrozatographic analyalm)

im., .
I . 1. .1 -- -1- . ~
k*2ario j,hu taws t.:-1(! iind tr! lanc;trietr I v me '-rxxj.-, fur :-. ~ t~ ni:~?
ctia c!.ulti i n plf n tv. F'acflvOve&--nlO no. 5:0-f,7 :!y 't75.
( MA- ill I F . 5 0'
1. Pochvennvy imititut Imeni rickti,lat%ova, Mork-.-t.

1~ ALMICYSFA, D.M.
, ~ -
Iffect of 11,:iIng on th~ 4jesimilatIon of phosphorus by plants rwith
*umwLry in ln,-Iislij . P;k-~hvovod"nle - .10138-45 0 'SB.
(MIELA 11:10)
1. Pochveni7y institut Iment T.T. DL'h~.ichayeva AN SSSR.
(PILants-Assimil.Allon) tPhnaphorus)

ALE-K.-II-IINA, 1). M.
Cand A~!r Ilk-i - (dins) "Effect of liming of SOd-DOdZOIiC SOilS
hFivini,- Ftekd r4inction on chani-e in the availability arid allowability
of plnxil;i; to kii.l. phoophates arid feiltili?ers." Moscow, 1961.
1~) I)p; (ALI-INion Order of Lenin Academy of Ai-ricultural Sciencen
imeni V. .1. Litnin, All-Union Scient.ific Research Inst of Fertilizers
and Azrosoil-I~chavlor); 150 copies; price not given; (KL, 6-61 sup,
230)

,--.
Zfect of exohwm&aable cations H-, Al'", 3k* on the availability
of *oIl phomphorm and phoephorits to plants. Pbehrovedenis no.l:
4047 in 161. (MIRA 14:1)
3- Pbahvs=yy iustitut imeni V.V. Dokuchayeva AN SSML
Mil chemistry) (Soils--Phoa-phorus content)

SHKONDE, E.I., kand. sellkhoz. nauki ROWV, N.H.! SOKOLOV, A.V.,
doktor sellkhoz. nauk, otv. red.1 SWOBOLISHY, I.P.,
red. [deceased]; ZAVARl'iSKIY, V.N., red.; MUZYCIM111,
Ye.T., red,j FEDOROVSKIY, 1:-,V,, red.; IJOLOTINA, 1;.I.p
red.; AIMMEVA, Ye.A., red.
red.; AU
ikro-chexical characteristics of the soils of the
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skain, kharakteristika. po--hv SWRI miom Severnogo Kavka-
za. Moskva, lzd-vo "Nauka," 1964. 364 p.
(MIRA 17:6)
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ESSM , L. N. j ALUS -l"r, A s D. P.
Synthaoia of pt triacidaUlAzinds vith edx different substituents
in tl* i=or coorAita-tion sphoro. Zhur.noorg.kbils. 6 M-43857-
862' Ap 161, (M3YA 3-4:4)
1. Institut fisicheakoy ichimij AN c,3M.
(Platimm compourml )

ESM, L.H.,
Preparation of nixed amlate-earbonate complex compounds of
thariva. Pok-1. AN SSSR 146 no.2:380-382 S 162. (KM .15:9)
1. Inotitut fizicheskoy W-4i AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
V.I. Spitwynym.
(aartam compounds)

G1111414, Mokiiiii1dr Iri.4novich.- BORISOV, Snwn Biris(jvic)j-. ALL159YLVA,
A.P., rurl.; BABICMA. V.V., tolldvi.rod. --
CID.ltwin~,s of atored fntits 4ind j*N,,tstnbje%J Bol"sn! plodov
i vvDillichot pri khronerdi. Hoslcvn, Gos.iz~-vc tor~-.lit-ry,
I Q.19. 71 n.. (MIRA 13:1)
(Food-Storn1m)

TAVIKATICH. T.P..
D&uchnyy notrtldnik, MOST-ITSKIT, R.I.. nauchnyy sotradnik;
ALUSaZVA, B.T., red.; BABICMA, T.T.,
takhn.red.
(Spectficatione for natural losses in food commodities] NormY
extewtv*wwi ubyll prodovolletvanr4kh tovarov. Izd., dop. %
parer. Koskvs, Got.lad-vo torg.lit-ry, 1959. 158 P. (KIRA 13:3)
1. Moscow. Vauchno-issledovatel'skiy Inatitut torgoyli i obahchestven-
nogo 1pitaniya. 2. Nsu*br--19sledovnts1'sk1y Institut torgoyll i ob-
shchostvannogo pitanlye (for Vaulkevich, Kontitakiy).
(Food-atorage) (Tood-Transportation)

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6 100 SOV/81-59-13-46474
Translation from.: Roferrativnyy zhurnal. ?[himiya, 19r,59. Nr 13, p 306 (USSR)
AUTIRM: 4,rasnov,, V,A_ Yakubonya, M,P., A e qYQv&' 9.4--
TITLE- The Experlmental Proof for the Existence of a Transiticnal Region in the
Joint of. romics with Met&16
PMODICAL. Tr. SibIrok. fiz.-tekhn. In-ta, 1958, Nr 36, pp 153 - 158
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AB3TRACT- Sulples of' cerwnicq (C) were metallited.j!y Mo with the addition of 2% Fe,
tor which purpose the molybdenum paste was burned Into C In an atmosphere
Of 112 + M,? with the addition of 3 - IM air at a temperature of 1,300 -
1,3200C. The molybdenum metallized 0 samples were covered by a nickel
paste which was baked in an atmosphere Of R, + N2 at 1,OOOOC. To the
dAMplt3 propared In tbis way metal p4krt,s we;e soldered in an atmosphere of
E'2 by moms of Ag - or W-Ag-Solders. On the basis of determination or the
microhardmass of non-metallized C having passed the condition of thermal
treatment without No, and of C metallized by Mo. as well as of the photo-
metric tnxrves of the speotrz of the layor and of the adjacent zones, It has
beon estiOlIshed that Mo penetrazos Into C t-n a depth of ,-- 1W 1A , In which
Card 1/2 iiane tho 4-.xp-onentlal character of the change of Mo concentration in C points

j, 4~ ?8 ~,
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The Rxperimentitl Proor for. the Existence of a Transitional Region in the Joint ,.f
Ceramics With HeI&I
to the diffusion meeh*nisff~iof their interaction. But the low stability of the cohesion
of the metal with C pirfvves thett It is due not mily to the dIffu;sIon of the metal Into
C, but a more -:!omp1icik1,pd pro"ss is Involved.
A. Novikou -z"
Card 2/2

66986
SOV/81-59-13-46475
Translation from: Reftrativayy zhurnal. KhImlya, 1959, Hr 13, P 308 (USSR)
AUTMRS- Presnov, V.A., Aleksayeva, E.N.
MIZ: ThV C&Iaul& ion of the Thermal Stressoa ArIaIng In the Joint of Ceramics
With MetalNt
PHRIODICALi Tr. Mink. fiz.-teklm. :Ln-ta, 1958, Nr 36, pp 205 - 222
ABSTRACT: The theoratloal calculation of the stresses (Or) arising In Joints of
ceramics (C) with metal (M) has been carried out. For practical ealcula-
tions- the followtng formula is reccamended: (Y - 5.5 E'd* t(ck -V12)/r,
wbere E Is tne module of elasticity of the metal coating."d is the ilickne3s
of the ood.ting, 6 t Is the drop of tamperatures, -Ckl, M2 am the co-
efficientes of expansion of M and C respectively, r is the inner radius of the
elating. Results are cited of calculations of Cr for the cases- a) steatite
C'w1th the addition of 4% MgO with the alloys FENI-49. N47Dr~, "Kovar", FM-
4~; b) uLtra-porielaln with the alloys kovar, FENI-142, FENI-46 and NZZK17;
r") hil h-, lumina C%witb the alloys PENI-116 and NZZK17; Or - 20; 100 and
V" 14". , respectively, Recommended alloys for soldering with Ct a) PENI-
Card 1/1 49; b) MI-42. Kovar, NZZK17; 0 UZZK17. A. Novikov Y---"

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;'WflV")j SIIATW, A.F. (Moskva)
Process of compacting high-melting metal powders during pressing.
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