SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARTAMONOVA, K. - ARTAMONOVA, V.

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Reaction of titanium tetrachloride.,. B106/Bi11D
combination of reagents, a black precipitate was formed, and titanium
tetrachloride van reduced to titanium trichl*ride at a0-85 ~ only. Complex
compounds of butyl lithium with titanium chlorils and lithium chloride,
which do not participate in the reduction, mre probably formed with an
excess of butyl lithium at the instant of combinatOm of reagw;~ts (Ref 6:
see below) Thid circumstance led to the erroneous conolusion drarn by the
above-mentioned authors concerning the poor reducing capacity of butyl
lithium, There are 6 referencesi I Soviet and 5 non-Scviet, The four
most recent references to English-language publications read as followal
Ref. 2% M, H. Jones, L' Martius, K, P. Thorne, Canad. J. Chem., 36, 2;03,
1960; A. Zilkha, N.. Calderon. A,, Ottolenghi, M. Frankel, J. Polymer. ScA
40, 149. '919; Ref.6. W Glaze, R. Want, JACS, 82, 44371 1960; A. Frankel,
J. Rabani, of. Zil4na, J. Polymer j~~i , ?8. 1956
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AUTHORSe Artamonovs, 9. P., Gustova, L. V., Pod.~Opsydvp Yus X.p
C h-uFfn-WkTy_,Y. _r. -
TITLEt The ?--Spectrum of Na 24 in the Snergy Rtuige of 2.5 - 5.5 Rev
PERIODICALt Zhurnal okeperimentallnoy I teorietichookoy fialki, 1960p
Vol. 39, No. 6(12), pp. 1593 - 1593
TEXTo Th; 1-hodosoope of the 1fI?IiLOU (Soientifio Research Institute of
Physics o Leningrad State Univers ty) was assd to examine the hard
r-spectrum of Na 24. The gaama source was a ft 2C0, preparation with a
primary activity of 3.4 curies. Five measurement series vere produced and
examined at different magnetic field strengths (sto Table). Beside the
known line with 3-850 Nov, a line with (4.23 0.050) Nov was found. The
relative intensity of these two was determinelfrom the series I-III as
I j 0.018, where the error Is 35 - 40%. Also the relative intensitieb of
the ?-transitions hv - 2.75, 5-85, and 4.24 Nov tore determined by oom-
paring the line areas of the 3.85-96v line and the 4.24-MOV line with the
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2-75-116v line. 13.85 /1 2-75 - (91.2)-10'4 and 14.24 /1 2-75 * (1-5'to-O-io-5
was found. If one assumes that the intensity of trameltion hy a 2.75 Nov
is equal to one quantum per decay, the intone it~ae of the 3.85- and
4.24-Ney transitions will be 9.10-4 and 1.5-10- quanta per decay. For the
upper limit of the intensity of the r-transition hv,,- 5-22 Nov, which is
possible according to the No 24 decay qcheme, a valuK of 2-10-7 quantal per
decay is estimated. A 4.12-gov t-tramsition could not be fouad. For the
A-transitions with the limitingf:nerlies 0.29 and 1.21 May, the reduced
half-lives were eatimatodo log 0 .6 and 10.7, rompectively. The
authors thank B. A. Yemellyanov for his help and 3. D. Novasilltsove.
for placing the source at their disposal. There aria I figure, I table,
and 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONs Leningradakiy goeudaretvannyy universitot (Leningrad
State Universitj)
SUBMITTEDt July 15, 1960
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ARUMONOVA, L. A.
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Unif ication of hospitals and polyclIU166 As A b"14 WAWA"
f or improving the quality of diermtologio WA venwoologle
services. Vest. vensr.. Moskva no.4tS-10 Jvl~--Aag 1951.
(CUM 21:1)

-ARTAMONOVA L _I-KALIYU ?--I - fmo ------ ) --- -
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Outpatient and polyclinic servics for the urban popt4aUan. Swo
*travo 20 no.1sI7-21 161. (Km us 5)
(RWITAW-OMATWT MMIGM)

.. !~MMONOVA, L.M.
Morphology of oyetold yaommetonis in the lungs of children*
Trudy mole matehe motre M(FIKI no,lsL36-li.0 *59 (HIM 16111)
1, Is 2-1 khirurgichookoy Xliziki Kookovskogo oblaatnqp
nambno-issladovatel'skogo klinicheakop Inotituta bmi
Vladimirskogo i is pato-marfologicheekoT laboratorli (aaw,
prof. V.I.Pas1k) Institute. tuberkuLlesa AW WRe

ARTAmOVA, L.M.
Treatment of hemangioma with aleebd injeoti-ams im ul out-
patient clinic. Tolp. klins pate noaksM-1" 161 (KM 16M)
lo Is 2-y khtrurgiebaskoy klitiki (Savo - Pots UwOoDebrov)
Moskovskop oblastaogo nsuobdoAliniobeskoss Instituta Jawl
Vladimirsksgoe

3oq6g. JARMMONOVA, L. T. M PRZOBWEENSKATA, Yu. N.
K kAzutstike izelkovoro perlortertits. V sb: Mproirr o!.tray vtititronmi
kliniki. M, 1949, ,t. 274-83
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ACCESSION NR: AT4019303
I AVTHOR: Kitaygorodddyl 1. 1. 1 Sovin, L, 8- 1 AXIAMOOM, U- V-
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TITLE: Investigation of the ph*" OompoeiUon of #W~y_ay1Wlj" fro"rWg ba"d as
va
the systems lithium oxide-aluming-91110% "A lithimn 0306-0w~P"
silica
i SOURCE: Simpozium po dekloobftmomu 8*"Nkk"- Ldowpud. I-Oss. stamo*r"I"s
sostoyaniye. vy*p. 1: Katalizirov*wAya, kristallizatsip a6" (vitrODIM Bids, W- 1-0
Catalyzing crystallization of glass). Tru4y* simpoldum, V~ 0, w. I. MOSOM, tsd-vo
AN SSSR. 1963, 137-140, top W of invert Wing P. 103
TOpIC TAGS: glass, glaegy-arystalUile material, evorypiltet spadw"of Ps"Uto,
x-ray diffraction, lithium aluminOnflicate
ABSTRACT: Roentgenographic sbulies were carried out to follow %0 owages in the Phom
composition of glassy-crystallID0 materials of the systems L420-AI2
MgO-A12%-S'Of with different mOIecQW ration Of thO OXIdGM duribitrma traftiftL
The ternarysys am includes thrte Minerals food in atore: M*Oryptits (molocalar rakio
of oxides 1:1:2). spodumens (LIA) and petante (1:10). It to ftao4w that tM suvowd
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changes observed are connected with one of the tolkming phetsam*m: The f6mation of a
second phase" (the composition of which cu=t be determined b~ the x-my data obtained
for compounds of this system) or the modified transformation of,~-spotknwae from the
low-temperature form, stable In a temperature range of 700-4000 to a high-tempershwe
form, stable at temperatures higher than 900C. The formxUan of a semd pbase w6s ob-
served in all cases with oxide ration between 1:14 and LWO. Ifithe Una of the 11seciond
phase" was eliminated, the x-ray diagrams of the compowws with oxide rMos from la-.2
to 1: 1:10 were very similar and differed only by a shift of the Hass hnnu4 greater Values
of 0 during the transition from the compound 1:14 to the ampoumd 1:100. TU9 effied
ia probably connected with the formation of a wide ramp of solid soluMons. Lscluft*B-
eucryptite, JB-spodumens and petalfte. However, both bypoftwo en be "rifled only
by the preparation of monocrysWe ofj~-epoduwene. Orig. *A. bas; 8 BgWes.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra tekhoologii stekla MWdT 1M. D. L MeaddlyM Pepartmat Of
Glass Technology, 19=)
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KITAYGORODSKIY, I.I.; BRUS, M.D.; ARTANDMOVAP M.V,
Use of electron microscope and X-ray analyses in sudying
glass crystal materials. DAL LN MR 154 tw,.2s4'V7-JJ9
Ja'64. (MIRk 17t2)
1. Moskovskly khIsd.ko-t&khno1ogIcIhoakIy iestitut In.
D.1. Mandeleyeva. Prodstavlww akedealkom Vj.N. Ssuemovyu.

ACCESSION NRt AP4022718 3/0020/6kA55/002M70/0373
AUTHORSs Kitaygorodakiy, I.I.; XhodakovskW-&,# R., U#; A
TITLE: Phase changes In the proa"a of 'catmaytia orystallIxation
of glass In the $102-AlgO3-XgO system
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*, v. 15.5s no. 20 19"'T 3TO-373
TOPIC TAOS; glass arystallixationp aordlerite, titAnjua dioxide
catalyst, solid solution, high teoperature qwwtx, quarts, s*36100
sapphirine, x ray analysis, thermal analysis, **rdierite
ABSTRACT: The crystallization process In glass havift the
cordierite composition,, and in such glass aantaUdoo 10 mol.%
TiO2 as theicatalytic additive, was Invostigate 0 arystaulsao.
tion of the following phasiss was obseryed: at &t. T900--a solid
out
solution based ?~ high temp&%aturt quart 900 30000 part
900-9500-spinel, 1000-2,3.000.."pphivUw;xl.2000.-'*:ru~i= Xj
to. ft=
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x-ray analysis it was determined at oordloidt* 1A tot, formloo
directly from glass$ b t through he fonowull; Pori" of intsih.
mediate compounds,., (13 -separatip of the first arystallizat**
phase, solid solutions of type 0 #111*a; (2) bPeakdom of tho~
solid solution with the formationlof quartsis Iml sqd rutUo)
(3) conversion ot thi spinel to sfpphirinel intomation of
sapphirine with quartz to form oo;%Uorite I). Thermal *W$'*
-sis confirmed exothermic effects (fi 0 &MIUM Of 2102
did not cause separation or a low temperature tom or aordiet~te-"
,p-cordierite, as was repor b Do Mu4ch %Vala !*A*
(J. Am. Ceram. 300.,'36, 1113.993f: Ira Oad
Using t 0 ~ U
-oordisrito was foruged on4 at or he& tor
of synthesis,,AL It or
hours. It is concluded thatw-aordiarlto is no a 4t wt, ~,j ~
constant composition, but,=* of the ambws 01 tho~* 3A xo~u
based on high toWerature quartso.. Orige 4rto 4ass to"'
figures.
ASSOCIATION: AkAdwdi nauk SM (AcadwW of $6*646 am
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KS-16 WA LS-18 ty-pes of heat realmot glows. O,'tfik.i ker. 14
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AUTHORSt Kitaygorodekly, 1. Id, Professor, ArtamonWreat So Y-
TITLE: Heat-resistant Insulation Material "Pento"il"
PERIODICALt Steklo I keramika~ 1959, Nr 11, PP 4-T (USSR)
ABSTRACTt The term "penosil" is the general name for a series of foam
materials which or$ tbractmdud by a croat tbormal reein4anco and
stability. In a Pronch patent (see Footnote 1) fAs possibIlity of
obtaining foam quartz by aintering finol~ crushed quart& isndAn
the presence of materials controlling tho foaming in reported on.
This process Is said to take place within the tsmperaturo~rszV of
1538-1T320. 1. 1. Kitaygorodakly, in his oarlier Vapor (Pootnoto
reported on the preparation of high-silloic porous 11~odies:at lor
temperatures. The investigation of the slatem SO 2-3203-3b 203 it;
ropresented In the diagram of figure 1. fte qualitative
characterization of the results of tho briquiot sAntering At 14200
is given in figure 2. Purtherm*ro, tt.* production of the nixtures
is described in detail. The theTmogTams of tbe initial
components and their mixtures were rao*rlod bl, means of the
V
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lfeat-r~3.-".,stant Insulation Material "Penosilm SOVI72--59.11-3110
carried out by Engineer T. V. PyatnitskaVa (Footnote 3), and the
reaults are given In figtLres 3-9. Pezouil. constitutes a fine-
porous material with non-communicatir4s pores. Its poroalty alid
volume weight depend on the temperature of ninterizg and foaming.
The mechanical strength of penosil Incroases vith the indreaso
its volum weightt &0 Ito crushing st:rangth Is between $0 and
120 ke/em The curve of its thermal expmasion is given in
figure 10, and its average thermal capa4ity at various
temperatures in also given4 The expertmants "doo wLth pen0all,
showed that it can be use& as 4 heat lttaulatoN On accouMdIUMA4
reaistance, it c4n also be used in ohoolliatl iftifilstry. There ave
10 figures and 2 references, I of ithioh It Soviet.
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
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Kitaygorodekly, 1.1.,Artamnnoya, R.Y. $OV/20-.1!0-2-38/69
"Penosillf, a Now ThermoinsulatinL Materital Resistant to Heat
Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol 130. Ur 2, PP 377-316
(USSR)
ABSTRACT- In 1957, the authors developed a now foam material of high
resistance to heat and temperature stability. The material is
prepared by simultaneous synthesis and foin formation of $lass
with high 510 2 content, The resulting sei,ies of new foam~Alaps
types was called P e n o s 1 1. They contain 90-94% of $10 2
and 10-64, of flux and gas-forming substance. The silloa alx-
tures were prepared from anhydrous siliale acid (main comoonent),
boric acid (flux) and antimony trioxido (foam-forming ag*ht)..
The technical procedure comprises the following operatiouis:
(1) Crushing of aomponents on n vibratiah mill, mixing siod
formation of a large specific surface of about 30,000 One&
This favors the aintering of the mixture and the fornatiosi of
the liquid phase at lower temperatures, (2) Dry pressinof
@labs and briquettes, (3) Sintering aiLd foam Wmation 104 an
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Resistant to Beat
underlays. Uniform heatinr and sintworing of the briquett"
was attained by heating from room tomper&tUre up to 1400-14500
The samples more left at thle temperature for 20-30 minute C
(4) The burning of the products takes pl."a In the same
furnace as the foam formation undox gradul cooling. The *Oat'
dangerous raw* of turning lies getwoon t~e foam-formation
temperature and 700 , Below 700 , the swoples may be coolold
in the air without any risk of dostruatioA. Pamosil is a
finely porous material with closed pores. The meehanical
strength of the products to directly dependent oxt the weig4t
by volume. The compressive strength varion between 50 and
120 kg/om2 for samples with a waight by votums of from 0-5 to
0.8 glem 3. Cubes of fine-pored Ponosil (Odge P 30 mm) with.
stood audden cooling from +10000 to -600 oad re-hosting to
+10000 between I and 25 times. Ponasil is temperature-st4b1t,
up to about 1300 IUe to its properties, ;onoail can be
recommended an an insulating material subjette4 to cll:7111M
temperatures. Thanks to its resiattace to acids, Pence,
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ACC N11: AP7000333 SOURCE CODE: IJR/0413/64;10001022/0084/0084
HWENTOR: Artamonova, N. V.; Ignatova, V. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Siliceous foam glass (announced by the State Scientific Infititute for Glase'l
Research (Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-isoledovatellskty Lrotitut stekla)]
Class 32, No. 188636
SOURCE: Izobretentya, promyshlennyye obraztey, tovarryye znaki. no. 22, 1966,
84
TOPIC TAGS: glass property, inwighm
ABSTRACT: In order to prepare siliceous S102, B203, $b 0 T102, and Sic at
a low volumetric weight of 0. 25-o. 35 g/cm3, the compositioalts, net as follows
(wt V: 80-85 S102# 10-17 B203, 3-5 Sb 2031 2-4 Tt02, and 1-2 Sic in exceof
of 100%. [Translation) IKPJ
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ARTAMONOV, K.V.
Using self-recording devices for programed control. Priboro-
stroanie no.l125-26 Ja 164, (XM l7t2)

ARTAMONOV, Y.N.
Self-ad:u3tlng -Xectit-ve unl-L r,,r oottmn ~cntr,:)'~,
Pr--borostroenle no.ll'i24 D"),-,. (MMA V-51

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132-1-12/15
AUTHOR$# Artamonovo Loyd# Yrantow, O.S., and $1tuva.1-11orgeyerp I.X.
TITLI o low Methods of Sleatria Prospecting. (0 wvyklt metodakb
slaktroravveiki)
MIODICALs Rosvedke L Okhrana Nedro 1950, # It pp 53-57 (9381)
ABSTRACTs The efficiency of electric pros".oting operations isso
considorabl,v~1zatoatod by ittroducOAS tb*.nothod of aerial
electric pv~spootixg. Valuable &~%4 for nuporous'd"triato
were Majaid by using aerial rsg~m*trla, s0"402% th doe
At the present time, aerial pospo0fag Is WIS 06 juootood
by a number of USSR Organisation$. ~flosldso~ the onfro Ahe
following institutions tack part i-A this work# Institute for
Mechanical toginsering and Automation of the Ukrainian OR
Academy of Sciences (Inatitut mathimovediftiya i auto"titi)t
the Mose** $tat@ vn1v*rs1t7 and the Institute, for Boil Physics
of the USSR Academy of Soleness (Ustitut tisiki At
present, there are four different Methods of aerial aspect.
ins$ *gob of whiob has its aim 1) go study
of an olectromagnetia fiold-of an Wbove soxfooo source In
notion by establishing a directly oontaot with the earths
2) The method of measuring its own oleatromagAstio f1*14
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ZRABILINIKOV. N.A., SITADN, G.K.0 MAXONOTA. 0.1.,
A n4w mntiviral antibiotic violArin, prodwod by AotixmWc** Tlolacaus
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AUTHORS: krasillnikov# K. A., Corresponding SOV/20-120-4-59/67
Member 'i Academy of Soience4 UssR,
Korenyako, A. I., Artaxonoya, 0. 1.
TITLE: On Self-Suppression in Actinomycetem (0 samoagnetenil u akti-
A04+Aotov)
PERIODICAL: Doklady kkademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 120t Sr 4o PP- 900-90
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the study of the antagonism of Actinomyeetes the authors
found a certain regularity in the particular nature of the inter-
specific interaction. As a rule the cultures of the as." species
do not suppress each other. Antibiotics doa:it suppress th#ir
own producer (Rof 5). This specific n4ture of antagouism sorved
an a basis for the method of grouping and for the determination
of the species of Actinomycetes and for the differentiation of
the antibiotics produced by thelk. Those methods permitted a
comparatively accurate separation withovt a ftilure, for a mmabor
of years. There are cases# however, where such a cult-ore of
Actinomycetes, when applied to the nutrient cuedium suppresses
the growth of Its own cells and of the cells of race* belonging
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On Self-Supprtssion in Actinomycetes BOY/2o-12o-4-59/67
specific antagonism can be perceived. Zones of self-suppression
are formed (Fig 1), this phenomenon, however# being rare. It Is
observed with the greatest frequency It pigmented species as
Act.violusus, Ag ,oaUgojQr, kstA r2geug, Lctq vidlighigno-
- -tte
Kents, but also in not pigmented gpeoles, as Act.
Act.griseqs,- This phenomenon was studied. Ths? investigations
showed, that this effect is caused by two faot*rs: a) by phages,
which sometimes are the cause of self.suppr*osion of growth,
or b) in other cases a particular substance musing the death
and the dissolution of cells. Pending final decisions, it was
called "nocrohormone". Long-term research furnished the result
that many Actinomycetes contain phages in a bidden statie. These
are so-called lysogenic cultures. They are not dissolved under
normal conditions of growth. The phage appear$ only in a par-
ticular stage of the Actinomyootes (Ref 9). 30ch lysogenie
kotinomycetes are sometimes uncovered by the application of
pellets of old culture on the recently sown p*tches of *ell*.
The tone free of growth forming around these pellets is caused,
by phages, which become active by an unknown t%anner (Fig 1b).
According to the experiments the authors drew the Conclusion,
Card 2/3 that other factors than vAtibiotice are to be made responsible
"F7
I . knTl~ iI '1~111i

On Self-Suppression in Actinomycetes $OY/20-120-4-59/67
here, that is to say a) acti"pMaeoj b) necrobormones. The ac-
tion of the latter was proved for several Actinomycttess as
Act.djg&tgt1ggjq in some gray species, 4nd in isolated races of
blue Actinomycetes and in other, lecrohormone substances were
found in races of Thty wer* isolated by physico-
chemical methods and were obtained (w a red solution. They are
apparently a mixture of different ahaiical compounds. Ktoro-
hormones could not be obtainei as yet in a pure state. There
are 3 figures and 9 referonesso 9 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCILTION: Institut mikrobiologii AkAdemii nault SSSR (Institute of M1cro-
biology AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: March 6, 1951
1. ActinoiWoetales-OftAh 2. AotimiWoetales-Chesdoal analysis
3. Actinor4metalon-Physiology 4. Sact4wiopkAges
Card 3/3

FURM, N.H.; 1FOXIIIA. I.P.; ART&HONOTA. O.Z.; DA ink, -,*,. 1.
Antiviral effects of antiblotics prodwed Iq ActiaMess
violacous. Antibiottki 4 no-3130-35 my%-Jo '59.
1. rafedro, ralkroblologil (sav, - ahloa-kersoponiiox4 AM SM
prof Z.V.Yermol'yovs) 23entrallAogo 1xkmt1tu4m usovelmhonstvo-
vanlys vrachey I otdol volmodayntviye mjkxowprA%1jov (%AV. -
chlen-korraspondent AN SUR prof N.A. tramil0mikov) hetituu
m1krobtalogii AS SM
(ANTIBIOTICS, off.
antiviral off. d antiblotlos prtd. by
ActinmWees violaceus (1410))

- anKOWAS 0a.; KWILliaxmt x .
CA -- - A
ot ow T104"m CrOUN TrAY Ust. wUroblol.
UOA275-337 We (WIMCITAW) (Kim 14i1)
. 'I ; pil
I 1~ I ~ i `~ IT 11
~ . I.;, I ti -r 1 i!;::

MINOT, N.0; TAKUBOVp G.Z.j ARTAHORArAa1,.LKEjOMjW7A, TUA
Isolation of antibiotics of the mycetirg-viclorin grovp by
paper chromatograpbrf. Antibiotiki 7 no.120463-1069, D 162.
(NDA 160)
1. Inatitut khimii prirodz#h soysdineuiy I Thetitut mikr*bU-
logii AN SM
(ANTIBIOTICB) (PAM CHWHATOWNY)

KRASILINIKOV.- N.A.; YAKUBOV, G.Z.; KIVKIOWVA, Yu.M.1 ARTAPOWIA, o.r.;
ULFZLOP I.V,
Study of antibiotics pro&ood by actinomyeat*s of the violet
group. Mikrobdologiia 32 no.504"54 8-0063 OIIRA 17 12)
1. Institut mikrobiologil MI SUR.
4- jj!!!-j'j'jj!j! IFITT1,1111 11 1

YIRIPLOVA, ru.14.; "UCHN.MA, A.V., ARTAX)MOVAt 0.10
r~,,4,&j Stjdy of the S&IM Cogpon~nt of Vjt'&W(lj".
I Bl*khialls
29 no.5ig"-W JI-Ag 164, ()URA 18!11)
1* Inatitut m1krobdolagli AN MSR, Nook-#&,

Myce-,Ins 31, B2 arld 1 the nfjw 11-11tibi-otlas or tho rlino-imycin
grouo. nc,.9:771-'r!6 '61o Iso)
1'1:ltit.,'. kh'mii jr1rckinykh ocyladirienly i r,,mt;-tLt, -%.-kToL,,T:)jf)giJ
All ~in:-kva.

Category -USM/Optics - Optical wthods or Aakl~mis- lutmmate X-7
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1j 1957 No 2523
Author Artamnova, P - A -
Title -T"-RTK-Jffa-1y-mT#-of Ri&41peed Tool Ste*l **4 Stauless. BUel.
Orig Pub : Tr. Levingr. metall. z-4a, 1955, No 2, io6-ill
Abstract : A spectral-analjois, procedure, based om the thremoistandaM nvtW, fts devel-
oped for staluless and hIgh-spoed. tool steels. % datteodme tbo cmWat of
chromium, tugstan &M vkwAim in M6-speed stro"I the U&t sourm'uss4 van
the IG-2 sprk Vuerator. The followlag lairs of amlybie 'Ime vw* vied:
1 2397-11 -- Fe 2396.7; Cr 2782.35 -- V* M3.0; Ir 3330.' 97 h ",V.
The 10-2 spark generator us vaed to determLim, tho dava costeat ia4tmmlsms;
stea, and an &-c are genentor VS-39 vas uoed to datendu the ellidonj =a-
gameme, wA nickel. Ihe fbIlaviug pairs of aamlyfte lime wers salmotedo- Si
2506.9 -- Fe 2507-9; MA2939.3 -- Ps 2944.4; Or 3147.2 -- Is 2154.4; 11 341k.0
-- Fe 3399-3. The amapis tIm van reduced by 1045 t1wao compared vith the
chadca.1 wthod.
Card 1/1

ARTANDVDVA, P.A., insh.
1,
Spectrum analyols of stellitess Trudy LM no.9s299-263 162.
OMA 1&0
(SWUU-460trfi)
I

Alffs,m, I-l'.Kh.; A.N.; i:i.l.-.'lI~'3KIY`, A.Ii.; SAIN, P.I.-
S*,a:-sfl!y laborant; ~Jh'IVTNGAI R.A.,v
BlArVIlY labcratnt
Inves'Agating clefln.4 in g9Ln:,.'!nea frem ths IxLgh-spead nracking
of ptrriff!n petrr-1w.un produlAs. Neftaknimtsi ol. no.4.-56*7-571 TI-Ag t64
(MIplk llglo)
1 . Inst l.tu#, rvittek:i1michotimcogn flnLaza Imi. A,,'?. To;eh'.jev& IN SSS4

ARMCKIOV, L-kadly Avakovi~14 AM"ku'r-A14C. -WL,.
KAZAKOV, Leonid Iouit6vich; 1". Mad r
Borloo-vichl XOTHEIVA, V,G.) veds red,,
[Vykhim tank farta Is an entorprise of caW=Iat r]
Vykhinskala nefteban - prodprilatis kommolistlabos op
truda. Hoalmag Hipdrap 1965, 77 p,, (MDU 1837)

SPITSYN, Vlkt.l., akadsmikj KOROI~-:V, A. Y*.; F.TIMMV, 7VIDAWIVA,
L.M. Prinizals, uchastip ARTAMWOVA, R,V.
Procems of polislAng aluminum otudisd by the radic*cltlvv tracer
techniques Dokle All SSSR 159 no*4:865-468 D $64 OUR& 180)
1. Institut fizichaskoy khimii AN SM,

(tt- a if va 4-252, Nravc-~,7,! r~&nv it C, d. IkorpLt 62,
ky.l,7;; SOV(L-P.-:-KATK Y.V- ik-d ~ 144C .9 A.
3tate of the h1cod comigulstion ayatem fel'cNine lmi;.irea of
tho f swral neck In elderly persons. Ortmp, , tmvm. I proteme
26 no.lls49-51 9 165. (M A 18112)
1. '% travaFitologicheakay k',Inlk~ (rukarrAttell - prof. T.1,,
Sokc1cv) 4. tmentrallnoy klimIchaskay IuWrmorii (mkov-0ditalt-
V.V. Navosel.'skays, ''notituta Isoni SkIttmvqkngc (direktor -
zasluzhennyy Yra,~h 11krSA M.M. rmramov'0,11

ACC N1. Ap6020" so= C=S
VMS WESM Llel
r
Dom 11 :
TrW I StWr of titadvis and SUIWAsi - wwvmvljAtxW IWdroxA4vv
A~ MA
smomrz
am
of titanim wd owls
SOMOS MurrAl rAmvmioMsbxW WdAIIq Y. lit no. 3o 1966o 464-,W
TOM TAWS Wdrwddep titamitma Oomxw4t Amnim ompmWit load ooqwmd
ABSn=t Titmim wd viroonim hydroal4as obtained br pmipltotton witb w1mmda
from nitric aaid solutions. ond hydroxides obtained by copreadpitoAon with swwdA
frcm nitric acid solutions of t1todim MA IOM AM Ilroordvo and load w $A"11-
tigated thermogrsphically with an M-39 Kunakov pp-mastor and thormogravlootricall$
It is shown that titanium. and sirmd= hpboaddes dried at 60 OC r"sont vwtati-
tanic a,old TIO(OH)2 - H2TiO3 and orthosiromic sold Zr(004 - H~U% rospoertiveIr.
The coorecipitated bydroxids-o dried at 600C correspond to the oct"sitions
Pb(CH)j-Ti(OH)4 and Pb(011)2'ZV(06)4, It It POOSN ma k*ox-
idea are respectively I"d bydrawtitaxatat wA lead IVdroxosiroomUp Am sIVIest
formul" ara' Fb[TL(CK)61 WA Pbltr(CU)61 at VbTU~-A* OW Pb"-PO- Otut art*
has I I figure and I tibI
SUB CqIXI Q?/j SUN DAMS g5Nq&/ WM IWI 010/ ON We 003

"Biosynthesis of Antiviral Substan,~e of Actinowyces OrLgin."
"PW GWW"sd rw me - -- - - - coal" for *411malqw, ftobma%.
" Avg X". ftlefto

DZIJEUSOV, F.A.; DIDORA, II.F.j CHUSOVA, T.F.1 ARTMV.11107A,
e. '(I
Electrode function of the carbon oxide elautriAe fl
LIZ ~) -
in chloride malts contAining trivalent nOOjiyIJ:IAIM ablorlds, lim,
80 AN SSSR no*7 Seri, khims, nauk no*2tlO-14 'I~L (wRA isa)
1. Inatitut neorganicheekoy khimil, SiblrskoWo ot-ielmnllya JLN
SSSR, Novosibirsk.

tv 1100
~2341
8/200/61/000/004/001/003
D228/0305
AIMIORS: Valltsev, V. K., AqaV=M_S 1,
Kravchenko, L. Kh. Didora, N. F. and
TITIE: Precipitation of elements from fused salts. Report 1.
Precipitation of some elements frow. fused mmonium
nitrate
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nmik SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeloniye. Izvealtiya,
no. 4, 1961, 38-42
TEXT: This article reports on an investigation into separating
rare earth metals by means of precipitation of their insoluble
compounds by different precipitants from fased ammonium nitrate.
It is known that rare earth oxides react with fused amonium nitrate
forming soluble double 9titrates as cited by L.- Ordi and Ya. Xleyn-
berg / Abstracterts not*: Vames taken from Russian (Ref. It Nevo-
dnyye rastvoriteli (Non-aqueous Solvents) IL, M. 1 55). At hi5h
temperatures double rare earth nitrates react with annonium. SUL-
phate at the formation of double rare earth sulphates, eg. double
Card 1/5

22341
S/200/,61/000/004/001/005
Precipitation of elements... D228/D305
lanthanum, sulpahte at 330'DC as cited by V. K. Valltsev wid V. P.
Kovyrzina (Ref. 4: Izv. SO AN SSSR, No 10, 1960). The some reaction
in fused ammonium nitrate used as a solvent takes place at 1800C.
The use of fused ammonium nitrate allows work at lower temperatures,
mainly at 1800C. The following experiments were conducted: Rare
earth oxides previously ignited to 9000C - La2O3, NdIO3, Er2O3,
DY203 and alkaline earth oxides - MgO, CaO, SrO, BsO, uranium nit-
rate and thorium nitrate, were dissolved in fused ammonium nitrate
at a temperature of 1800C concurrently with the formation of soluble
double nitrates. The solubility of double lanthanum nitrate is
60% by weight. The oxides do not react with fused NH4N0 The
reactivity of uranium oxide with fhsed ammonium. taitrate 1; very Icv.,
The solution of Th and U was produced as follows4 hydrated nitrates
of U and Th were fused with ammonium nitrate at 250OCt tirice, to a
dry cake, a part of which (assumed to be double oitrates) was sol-
uble in fused solvent. A precipitant in the form of salt: or dis-
solved in fused ammonium nitrate was then added to the molution of
metal nitrates. The precipitate formed was separated from the
CRrd 2/5

22341
5/200161/000/004/001/005
Precipitation of elements&,, 0228/U305
mother-liquor by filtrat-ibn (c entrifusion could ~c used instci~e.
state the authors) and washed with a fused solvent fron the czx
o~ precipitxa, maintaining the temperature of 1,300C. '&n tlT~'
0
precipitate was analyzed in the case of zx.-nonium sulplurta for
amnonium ion and sul.3hatc ion. 'i'he recults o2l' p,.xcipitzte auz'.'.-y--.;C
are given in tabulatc,~ form.
Legend: (1) Results P"YAbTarm xaftn"ecooro son" *CM-
of chemical analysis
of precipitates;
(2) Fomula; (3) Con- *""vat
tent %; (4) Calcula- IdO to Ntl 4. Id" 3073 jjj4-
ted; (5) Found
2Ndt(M)s 3(NIQ*30, 5,6 37.50 1.55.40 7.10
V.,d
2Erj(SOj)j S(NNAOs 35.32 65A_ 1
2Lft(SO4)j'S(NHJtSOs -35.191 M.61 W,97 154.90 8.12
Card 315

Precipitation ot elements...
3/200/61/000/004/001/003
D228/0305
Temperature does.not alter the reaction but it,does change the
ratio x and y in the double lanthanum sulphate - x La2 (S04)3
Y (IIH4)2 S04, Ammonium oxalate precipitates La, Nd, Dy, Ca,*Hg,
Sr, Ba, Thorium. Double thorium OXA14tO is'soluble in the excesai
of precipitant. Uranium under.these conditions ts tot precipitated.
Alkali oxalate can be used instead of ammonium otalate idth exactly
the same results. Time of precipitation varies from immdiate to
30 hours for different rare earth metals. The Muthors conclude that
on the basis of new ideas on.thc structure of solventsp it may be
suggested thut this ratio varies also, depending on the precipitant
concentration. The different behavior of rare earth metals during,
precipitation by different precipitants opens up new possibilities
for their separation. There is 1 table and 6 ralerences: 3 Soviet-
bloc and 3 non-joviet-blo~. The references to the IM' l--,'sh- language
nublications ro~ad-as follovs: A. C. Vickery. 1. Client. ';oc*, 10,
~,,100 (1949), T. I-cij.*ir, D.- Aftandilian. Inorg. 41nitheriez., 5, 37
(1957), 1). 1". Gruen. 1. Inorg. Aucl. Ghem. Soc., Z,, 1, 74 (19.57)
A;SLCI.OION: Institut neorganicheskoy 1-hinJU jibirskogo otdoleniya
CarC. 4/5

4AI
S/200/61/000/004/001/005
Precipitation of elements... D22BA3,05
AN SSSR, Novosibirsk (Institute of Inorganic Chemistry,
Siberian Division, AS USSR, Novosibirsk)
SUBMITTED: July 19, 1960
Card 5/5

VAL'TSU# V.1.1 ARTAMNOVA. SX: KRAVCHWO# L.Kh.
Precipitation of elements froni molten saltso bpart Xo,,2s
Precipitation of nitrates and nitritas of Us &IWI ustAls tea
meltso IsveSibootd#AN SW no.5t59-65 161. (MW IWO
I* Institut neorgonicbeakey khImli Bibirskago otdolodya AN U04
Novosibirsk.
(Auaii metal #site)

AFETA)UNOVA, S.V.; MEDVEMA, A.M.
Methods for the isolation of spores w0 pollons from oils and all-
field vaters. Paltont.zhur. no.11157-158 '(12. (NM 150)
1. Institut geologii i ratrabotki goryuch:Lkh iskopaysrVkh AN $=,
Moskva.
(Palynology) (Petroleum-kwaysja)
~w

mELONIXOVA, le.A., dotssntj PANASWOp Z.O.v Vm%o*j AITAROOMA, T.A.
vrach
Changes in the "ran proteins in persom *wWng with psolins
and ethy2ated poollne, Naucha trudy lob. gom. rod imst. 198
77-83 162* NTU 1718)
1. Is kafedry obsh*My gigireny (savedqusbably - samlohenM
deptell nauki Kirgisekoy SSR prof. mo okoicy) Umnokago
gosuciarstvonnogo jwditsinakogo inotituta,

14.A7tin
-17
IN
in
7(111 rr-, "i oil (1,(E.r of !.I'.

1w 11 1 1 1 oil
Jill
1 11 Ilia

DENISEM, Z.F.1 ARTANDNOU T.Ye.
=2~
Machanim of rosgol jamdlces IWA*IUC btkjm Is dismso. Tr*
LSGMI tio.69t98-IM 061. (nu 15,11)
1. Utedra propedi&vUki vmtronMkb sabolmdr tmingmAstoo
"niurno-oorenialmokw mwiWbskogo losamo. (Sir. karoWror
chleii-korrupondeftt ANN Ml Prof. SiCRY06).

KOFMV, H#p _WANOOO!4
XIIUUq:lt, A.1
Technical information, ftbro trift I motso stnkh be
41630
10 ivy
Lutitut (for low 2. Sto"My imiti. ps fokbOwboopw.
U00ti UOUSATO&I W0111 IM N*yl*b %OMWAdIU*IWObIV P0411
80"tokfto Sopmao hku (for Unbmt).
(Toobnologloal Innovations)

Card
Autbon I Zillbar,. L. A. AcUv* NO. af Aidatd. 4C t~O~~ Ile. IATI~, "a A
V. A.
Tlue t ouT'the so-calloA blocking of viruses stwoUALS
Peftodicel t Doki. AN 960 bi, 50 loll -1060J A** 1~9,%
Abetmt The so-called blatk~Ln of, t"r-oootn r ~il iili
tous viruses lose th"Oft, d1aftot c4uiina i f t4vozi~vil aftetr
contaA with ulbumioa of cam~rous tissrue*~.11 it all tl~,srtmeno I
the t=ar causing virus was mixed VIth V-W *P-aot "~Nq fr*M,O*L ~ AMA
cerow tissue In ral,io of 1 it, was cohil 141 Kcl~ktd and ring'
inoculation of such mixture paptUor%w appe4goil in rliiw~t Ot the teat C41ses.
The experiments word mide an live rabbits 44~more 10-iilad reau to
are given in tablos. Ona refiorencit. TabloCi~
Institution Acad. o* Med. Sc. U313Rj The N. F. T~l t![tuti Ppide4l vay
and Hipr'obiology.
Submitted
I April 19~4
1-41"H
A

V.A.: "Astudy of thm *ntitrenic proywrtl-~s 01' rari-110matotle
ind cancercuF ti5sue of r-mbbitr". MOBCow, 1955. licael Y.*.d Sci MSR
:Msiertitions for the Ngree of Cqrdidate or Biblagleal
SO- KnUhnaya I-p-to-P19-11 No 44, P9 Octob,"r 1955- YOSCOW

"Experiviental Date on the Study of the Puthopimals of Nblipent Grovth."
(paper read at an unidentified sclentifto: confmvneo bold by the inAtItub
during the first talf of 1954.1 Proceadtags of lost. lpIdem nod Weroblo
in. Gawleye 1954-56.
Division of Virology, Zillber, L. A., lirofe4sor, Active Nestmer, AcadevW
of Medical Scientes, USM, bead, Inst. SpHam and Ricrobiol. is. Ommeleys
AMS USSR
so: sum 1186, 11 ibn 57.

'RT
V- ;~.
"Changes in the Antigen Stote of Tissues In the Process of lbllgmoncy."
Proceedings of rAst BVIdem and Mcrobiol It. Gumajoys 190 56.
Pei-sonnel Identified as Portleponts In $41*01fic Conferences helO by
the tnstitut* in 1953 Inst. EpIdem and 91-crobiol Is. 0owlep AM USSR
SO: 3um 1186 11 Jon 57-

IP,
41, IN
1111

Hp.
11 Hill, i

LITINA. D.K., ARTAIMOVA.- T4A.
StUdY Of the AUtPlItO PrOpOrtits of certain *orVasimlar and 11914bl$
fractions Isolated from tumors of lAbrsd sic* tvith suaw7 In *gUQ
hul.sksp,biole I med, 46 no*8977-ft Ag 058 (XUA 1.1914)
I* Is otdola inawalogil s1oksch#stvenzWO OpUkholor (%W. dW*tvitoll
Ivy chlen AM Nal teA4. Sill'ber) Instituta op.14salologil I m1krobI63#41
Iteal 1.10 Gamalot (dirs - Prot* Solo lbroidip) AM SSSS, Moskva
Predstaylens dsVstTItsIfV% ahleaft ANK SSUXXo ShukcvywVor*dm1.k*vya.
(nmu", Imwmol;
antl&nio properties of corpus*ulnr A soluble
fractions Isolated from tumors of 1twWo4 vice (Rap))
MIT Till ii,

ZILIBIR, L.A.; ARTAXONOTA, V.A*
Natwe of ohaz~ps in the antigaia strmftm of protolu due to
the affoots of iontsbg radiationo. Reds rad, 4 no.50-6 Or 159,,
(NM 3247)
1. Is otdala lammologit I sUWh*sk%"wjM opn%UUw Instiftts
spidamilogil i m1krobiologil imal N,Y UmItl AM OBOL
(LIM, mtt%b,
proteins, auttgaula stmotar* &svgea in x-iryadlatod mlk'blts
(ams))
Oa 0 owtabb
No*)
(ROMMIS RAI$# off.,
on antiosia struotisre of rroma A IspiLtic protelam iki
ralbbite (Ra))
(PROM=, m#tab,
k1dwWs & l1vor. off. of x-irrmdL*tlou an autipula
structare In ral0alls Nms))

Agk4QMYA,-L,&-. (goakra, ArbiLtakays, p1. d. 2/4, kV. 15); MINA, D.M.,
(NOBWa, ", BryUsavokly per.: d. 2/14, korp. A, kv, 23)
Study on the autigan4a properties of oor#Ai* protot* ftlatla= of
tumors In tnaor-bOwlng lines of sloe. Top. cok. 5 tw.U29-32 059.
(MM UW
1. Is otde)A lawovologli i slak&*h*vtvwWk?A opuftoDW (sav. - der-
stvitellwy chlen ANN SM prof. L4. %1111w) bw-tfttt% qpU~wjologji
i mirkoblologit lasal N.Y. Omlays AM $$$It t 41r, . prof, 6,1.
Flaroatsev).
(NNOMBAN 6
anttgimic pro"rties of protals fmablotte in tumor-
bearift nice (Ra))

ARTAM170VA, V.A.
Further studios an to question of t1le offe0% of Ionising rsdi&tJoug
on antigenle properties of proteins. no.8:42-49
Ag 159. (MMA U 112
1. Is otdola issimaologil I Oulmlogil laltitaU nPideviologil I vlkTo-
blologil imenl Gavalol ANN SUk
(ANIMS raftallem offj

in an," ;t ari; r: -,I tlf~ I; -')f r Rpkm, ~.; flip Of I :.CIO ! 1 mo ~.dlj
f ro-T, turrict a. t a k1i ~ m. 9 no. 6:6 144~! iIN,, 0,,
(WRA 17:10'~,
"del
-nkD' '411 t I.Tmunolrigll histituta opidealtilogii i
m!k-,Y~;!c,gIJ ~.ijpnl N.F. ltw-a,.lt~! )Mt- L;ZSRo Mlokva..

ARTAMONOVA, V.A, -'1fWQNEs'AO W',,W~IYITMA. 1.D.
lffe-i* o' r wi .-,f. gru-dth of Wour ml2s. Vop.
onk. 10 vo.302 -;4, SG4. (MIRA Y%8)
1. 1z ot,Aleia obsh-.hp"y 1nat1trita opi-
demlol.)g1i i llmdtil Oftiuk.W, AM S41311 (gar. nt'ielca -
doystv te:.Irqy ,th'..on AMN ';S.S pr,~t. L.A. ti'Alix,r". Adron ev'irovi
Moskva, D--82,. Malaya Sr.nukinskav&, 'j, Ins-411,1,u. epidamiol%qii
4" imunologl.i imni X.F. c"MA".1.1,

ARTAK)NOVA, 'TIKHOWNKOf T...
Method of fractionation of nWlelo ulds an 4t ;irotftIn porbent.
Blokhimila 30 no.4:6(16-815 JI-Ag 165. 011u, 10:8)
1. Otdel obahchey ImmologiA i onkolctfl Intilltuta optdomjo-
logli i m1krobiologli imeni R.F. Gamlel i ImbirataTtya I)lc-
khImAj' Ins',I!uta viTusologll I.meni D.I. lvmcwskop. MY SSU,
mosima.
Mt lilt IM!

ARTAMDMOVAV V.F.
Remilts of testing the Siberian larch In Dabookisgam, TjiW last.
bot.All Kasakh.SSR 17s1&21 163. WPA 17 13)

A:lAYCA'XVA, V. G.
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Attempt to Trmst it." Rin Hmalth MISR. l4nitograd
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science)
Sot Knishneya latonial, No. 18, 1956.

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Trans I at ion from: Re fe rat ivnyyzhurna I. Metal lurgiya, 19S7, Nr 11, p 306 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Artarnonova, V.G.
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TITLE: Vibration Sickness and Experience in its rreatment (Vibra-
tsionnaya bolezn' i opyt yeye lecheniya)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Yubileyn. nauchn. sessii, posvyashch. 10-letney deyat-
sti. Gos, n. -i. in-ta gigiyeny truda i prolzaboles-aniy. Leningrad.
1957, pp 107-111
ABSTRACT: The following symptoms were observed on the examination of
foundry cleaners: cyanosis of the wrisLs. hypothermia, edema-
tosis, "pastosity" of the fingers, especially of the terminal
phalanges; in advanced cases a deformalion of the fingers.
especialty in inter-phalange joints, a sharply defined hyper-
hydrosis of the wrists, trophic disruptions in the form of
hyperkeratosis, change in the color of the nails, and an increase
in their brittleness. The following sympvtorns appeared in more
advanced cases: Loss of mobility in thot inter-phalange joints of
Card ilz finger contraction, atrophy of the muscles (especially of the

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Vibration Sickness and Experience in its Treatment
inter-osseous musctes). For the treatment of the vibration disease it is
recommended that novocaine, "difatsyl", and paraffirif dressings be employed.
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ARTAMONOVA, V.G.
Gastrointestinal CoWitiong in vibration slaknommo 121 .1 man. 26
no.1:73-76 -T& 161. (9u Ut 6)
(VIBRATIOP-4USIOLOGICAL IMCt) (AIDMMTAVjQd4j;435UM)

4UTAMONOVA. V.G.
glactrocardiogmphle data on vibration sickmesm. 01g.t, am. 26 noelt
77-85 A '61. (NDA UsQ
(VIBRLTION-PMIOLOGICAL EMCT) (%LEOtW=IOGMnY)

ANDREYEVA-GALANINk, Yevgenira Uezarevm; DMCHIM.. gefivi Abramovwj
AVRYtA~MONOVA~ vol.Ta GeorKjxqmj BURMA, L.7a, p red.; CVJNAMAp Z.V.,
tekhn. red.
(Vibration siolmosal Vibrataiobuaia bolemnlo Lmingradp Msdgis, 1961.
173 P. (VIBUTIOK.PiffsloLOGICAL IMM) (M331A 14s 12)

TARASOVA, A.V.; ARTAMDNOVA. V.G.; WLONSKAYA, F.L.
Specific character of morbidity among upholstorers. Urav.Ros
Feder. 6 no.9:19-22 5 162. (MM 151101
1. Iz kafedry gigiy*ny truds. a klimiko protsissionall"Ykh boles6ey
(zav. - prof. Ye.TS.Andreyeva-GalaniruLl Leningradslogo sanitarn6-
glgiyericheekogo meditsinsloogo instituta I samitarw-epideniolo.,
gicheskoy stantaii Oktyabrlakogo rayons. Leningrada.
(FURNITURE WORMS-WEASES AND HYGrM)

GRATSIAKSKATA, Lyubov XikoWous; GRINBERG, Alsksandr Voealaminoirid(j
prof.; ELIM, Mikball AkimovIchl AMMO A #-VG redo;
LZEEDEVA, Z.V., takhm. -rod.
[occupational dissmaod of the hand from ovo"t"in] Pftfes-
sionalloys saboliva
MiK ruk ot perempriadmails. PW ob-
shobei red. A3.6rili Leningrad, )%Wst 1963. 223 P.
KMA 16s 5)
(HAND-DISMSES) (OCCUPATIONAL DISIAM)

ANDRETEVA-GALANINA, Tevgenlya TSetarevzia; kRTAMON69k Val-ra
Georglyevna; ZATYUSHMV, A.I., ra.- A"I'l.
P,
(Expertise on work capacity in vibration diseasm'
I
tiss. trudooposobnooti pri vibratsionnol. Went. Limin-
grad, Me s, 1963. 177 p. (MTPA 16:10)
6TVIBRATION-PHYSIOLOGICAl UPECT)
(DISABILITY EVALUATION)

AiCAMONOVA, V.G.; STWA, M.F.
Functi-mal state of the neuromuscular apparatus in vibratim
disease. Trudy IJSGHI 75tD-39 163. (MIRA 17W
1, Kafedra giglyeny truda s klinikoy professiormlInykh
zabolevaniy (zav. kafedray - prof. YO.TS. Andre'reva -
Galimina) i kafedra normallnoy Ciziologii (salv. - prof.
N.M. Uf:Lyand) Leningradskogo sanitarno-gigiy%nicheskogo
maditsinakogo instituta.

ARTMONOVA, V.G.; ZIJYEV, G.1.1 KIIADIOVICII, M.L.
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on vibrational compaction of concrete. Trudy LS014I 75.-71*-
so 63, (141RA 1734)
1, Kafedra gigiyeny truda. a klinikoy professionallnykh
zabolevaniy (zave kafedroy - prof. To.TS, Androyeve, -
Galanina) Leningradskogo sanitarno-giglyanicheakogo me-
ditsinskogo instituta.

ARTAXONOVAP V.G.; ZUYEV, G.I.; XHAIMOVICH, M.L.
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now types of riveting hamrs, Trudy LSGMI 75tI19-124. 163.
(KIU 17t4)
1. Kafedra gigiyony t,,ruda a klinikoy professionallnvkh
sabolevaniy (sav. kafedroy - prof. Ys.TS. Azdrayeva-
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(DIJU '17,14)
i.%AM~y ,igiyony truda s klInikoy profosoitwW%nykh
za.L,~-vaniy (zave kafodroy - pror, T*.TS. Andreyeva -
Galanina) Leningradskogo sanitarno-gigiyenicheskogo
meditsinskogo instituta i Gorlkovskiy nauabno-issledovatell-
skiy institut gigiyany trdda i professionalInykh zabolevaniy
(dir. ifistituta - kand. made nauk 0.14., Gayrugeyko).

ERM, Iosif Kikhaylavich; PIMWKVA-CALA)iINA, TsMov prof*#
red.; ARTAMONOVA, V,C.p red.
[ftidainentala of the IWgiene of ths Industrial micro-
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VIADLUMA, N.A.; ARTAMONOVA V G
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stages of vibration dixemae, Tnidy TSIU 72:69-41 164,
(KMA 18:U)
1. Kafedra fislobeskoy terapli (zar, dotsent N.P. Sperarokir)
i kafedra professional lnykh mabolevaniy (myo prof. U,TS,
Andreym-CALlinium.) Leningradskogo, sszI%am"Jgi)*niab*skogc
meditainskago instituta.

VIADDUROU, M-A-;
U" of tb& som fanw..Af p4&iothorsp In tb* f1rat and seeond
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prof"skaWapkh "bWAvmdy (mav.- prof. le.TS. ArAM*va-
Gitlanins) L4ningradskogo Sanitarn"Igiyenlabostogo afiditalaskago
institutae Submittod Tobruary 26, 19U,

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