SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AZAROV, K. P. - AZAROVA, M. M.

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Determination of the Optical Indexes of Enamel- 3011
72-56-7-11/19
and Gluze Coats
For the gloso deter.'ainution of the couto the I-,eL;.d
(Fi,534 and 5) is L&djusted alternately to u gloss
Ptalon and titan to a flat part of tIlLe controll,~d
troduct,
Tie gloss is cLlaulated accordine; to ;zie of the three
L,ivcn formulas (4, 5, and 6). The determination re3ults
of the gloss are shown in Tible 5; the oalculationa
are carried out by moans% of' thu firmulaa (.1) 1"nd (5)
-
Theru are 5 figures, 3 tables, and 6 re.,erenoej, 6 of
which are Soviet.
1. Enamel coatings--Optical properties 2. Enamel
coa-,,ings
--Colorimetric analysis 3. Ceramic materials--Optical.
properties 4. Ceramic materials--Golorimetric analysis
Cavil

15(2)
AUTHOR: Vargirt, V. V. SOV/72-58-12-22/2A
TITLE: Conference on Enamels and Metal Enamoling
(Soveshchaniye po emalyam. i emalirovaniyu metallov)
PERIODICALt Steklo i keramika, 1958, Nr 12, PP 47-48 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The organizers of the conference were: Leningradskoye
oblastnoye
nauchrto-t,ekhnicheskoye obahchestvo promyahlennosti
atroitellitykh
materialoy (Leningrad (Talast Scientific andl Tealmical Society
of the
Industry of Building Materials); Leningradakiy aovnarkhoz
(Leningrad
Council of Nationa.1 Economy) and Leningradakiy
tekhnologichtiskiy in-
stitut imeni Lensoveta (LTI) (Leningrad Technological Institute
imeni
Lensovet (LTI). The program of the conference included: the most
im-
portant problems of enamel synthesis, enameling of metal products
and industrial apparatus. About 250 experts took part in the
conference:
repreventatives from works-in the VkrSSR, Ural, Novosibirsk,
Ulan-Ude,
Kuznel;sk, Dzerzhinak,-as well as fanctionaries of the
universities,
of the scientific research and design institutes in Leningrad,
Moscow,
Novocherkassk, Dnepropetrovsk, Sverdlovsk, Riga, Kharlkov,and
other
towns. More than 40 reports were given and diaoussed. Professor
K.S.
Yevs'V-2-oplyev, director of the LTI imeni Lensovot, in his
opening
Card 1/6 speech stressed the great economic importance of the
problem of enameling

Conference on Enamels and Metal Enameling SOV172-58-12-22123
metcl products and apparatus.
Besides, the following lectures were givent
V.V. Vargin (LTI imeni Lensovet) reported on the development
in the
enameling industry.
K.P. Azarov, S.I. Goncharov, Novocherkasakiy
politekhnicheak:Ly in-
nv-ut 5-Ovocherkansk Polytechnical Institute), reported on
meohaniza-
tion in the manufacture of enamoled products.
V.P. Valulin (Giproutaklo) spoke on mechanization in the
manufacture
of sanitary-technical products.
Ye.I. bitvinova (LTI imeni Lens~)vet) reported on the
influence of
metal quality on the formation of "fish-scales" in enameling.
A.A. Appen, Institut khimii ail:,katov AN SSSR (Institute of
Silicate
Chemistry of-the AS USSR), spoko on the present stage of the
problema
of calculating the properties ol glass and enamels according
to their
composition.
M.11. Ssrebryakova (LTI imeni Leasovet) gave a survey of
foreign liters-
ture on enamels and metal enameling.
M.F. Lifshits, Nauchno-isaledovitellakiy institut sanitarnoy
tekhniki
(Scientific Research Institute of Sanitary 1kigineering)
reported on
the enameling of products in the electric field of a corona
discharge.
Card 2/6 I.G. Petrunya, Luganskiy zavod imeni Artema
(LugansLiYVkt-RsUArtema)

Conference on fkataele and Metal Ehameling 2OV112-58-12-22M
spoka of' new types of enameled steel products made in this
factory.
Yu.F. Nikitinj Ural ,ski politekknicheskiy inatitut (Uralskiy
Polytechnicul Institute~ reporteei on the character of
interaction
between metals and melted enamela.
N.S. Smirnov, Urallskiy nauchno-:.ssledovatellskiy institut
chern kh
metallov (Urallskiy Scientific Rosearch InatitutecfPeny"
Metala~
reported or. the influenoe of the condition of the steel
surface on
the formation of the enamel coat.
A.I. Beriaenko, Institute of Silicate Chemistry of the Aj
U3:3R,
spolre on--the new method of obtaining thin silicate coats of
semi-
colloid. solutions.
Ye.N. Podkletnov spoke on a new enameling method with heating
of the
products by high-frequency curreGte.
P.A. Rozhdostvenskiy, Lyslvenskiy metallurgiche8kiy zavod
(LYsNmskiy
Jdatallurgic Works) gave informationa on new enamels used by
the
fa c torr.
T.I. Polyubash, Novosibirskiy mc!tallurgichenkiy zavod
(Rovo3ibirskiy
Metallurgic Works) reported on the dependence of the
moistening angle
and the enamel deliquescence on the correlation of boric and
non-
Card 3/6 boric silts.

Conference on Enamels and Metal Enameling
Card 4.A
SOV172-58-12-22123
P.G. Flaukah, Latviyakiy gosudar~stvennyy universitet (Latvian
State
University) reported on the investigation of fritted prime
enamels
foz coating cast iron.
V.fa. Lokshin, Scientifi6 Research Institute of Sanitary
Engineer-
ing,..gpoke on the influence of chemical composition on some
pro-
pertiee of easily fusibl-e powdor enamels.
B~' the LTI imeni Lensovet the-following reports were givent
L.L. Gutorova on prime-less steel and aluminum enameling.
1A.V. Serebryakova. on non-plumbic silicate enamels for
aluminum,
G.A. Kudryavtseva on slightly colored antimony enamels.
Yu.V. Mazurek-on the investigi.tion of a systematic series of
oxides
for obtaining-blue and brown pigments.
Ube Novocherksask Folytechnical Institute gave the following
reports%
K.P. Azarov on now methods of enamel testing, and on the
influence
of Iron oxide on the physico-chemical properties of the prime
coat.
V.G. Zerin on the importance of the gas phase in the burning
process
of the prime coat.
Ye.M. Chistova on phosphate onamels.
Ye.l. Podroykina on prime-leas coats.
Collaborators of the Dnelropetrovsk Chemical-Technological
Institute
reported:
Gj. Belyayev on the acid content and basicity of enamels, and on

Conference on Enamels and Metal Enameling , SOV/72-58-12-22/Z3
the influence of the composition on some properties of prime
enamels.
N.D. Barinov on the damping pi.' enamels by antimony.
L.V. Ptxrin, Leningradakiy khimiko-piahchevoy kombinat
(Leningrad.
Ck,emical Foodstuff Kombinat) ~nd S.I. Solyanik (NI1KhIMMASh)
on the
expeximent of manufacturing enameled chemical apparatus of
steel.
A.A. Semenova.spoke on.the.causes of blistering of prime
enamels at
the Zaporozhskiyiaetiznjyy;zavod (Zaporozhtye "Metiznyy"
Works) and
t.'ae methods of preventing thia fault.
V.I., Savcheako, Luganakiy Works imeni Artem, reported on the
success-
ful application of vibration j;rinding for crushing sand and
non-boric
enatiel layers, as well as on the experiment of using white
titmium
enamels.
V.G. Zuyev reported on the im,-?rovement in the burning
technology of
enamel coats in connection with the change-over of furnaces to
gas,
its well as on prospects of muffle-less burning.
V.A. Oborin. reported on. the work of -the design office of
the enamel
Inanuf-acture st-the Lyslvenakiy Metall-urgic Works.
D.1. Yegorov, representative of the State Office for Planned
Economy,
on the planned production volume for the next yearts, as well
an on
Card 5A the standard specifications of borax consumption
provided.

Conference on Enamels and Idetall Enameling
SOV/72-58F-12-22/23
The members of the conference pa:3sed resolutions for
obtaining an
improverment in the quality of enameled products, as well
as for
increasing their production and oreating a naw technology
and
new production methods.
Card 6/6

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AU Tif OR S Azarov, X*Pa 69-20-1-17/20
'TITLEs The Hecving of Silicate and the Blistering of Enamel
Coatings
on Steol (Vspuchivaniye silikatnyk.h rasple-voir i vskipaniya
emalevi,kh pokrytiy n1k 3tali)
PERIODICALs Xolloidayy Zhurnal, 1958, Vol XX, # 1t pp 116-120
(USSR)
ABSTRACT3 In the artiole)the properties of boric and boron-free
ground
enamels are investigated. In boric enamels the surface tension
is 210-M dyn/om; in boron-free enamels 250-280 dyn/cm. The
solubility of iron oxidas in the boric enamels amounts to lO%?
in the boron-free enamels to 23%, Experiments have shown that
the enamels without additiong and with addition of 15% iron
oxide or 10.5 % of metallic iroa powder do not blister when
heatod. The gas-forming addition of an iron oxide-graphite
mixture causes considerable heaving of boron-frespand much less
heaving of boric enamels. The formation of blisters on boron-
free ground coatings on steel may be attributed to increase in
the viscosity of the coatings lit oonnootiom with the solution
of the oxide skin in tho,,thin lAyer of the coating adjacent to
the metal. The above-mentioned addition w&a also effective in
Card 1/2 the case of formation of foam glass.

69-20-1-17/20
.The Heaving of Silicate and the Blistering of' Enamel
Coatings on Steel
There are 3 figures and 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONi Novocherkaoskiy politekhnioheak:iy inatitut
imeni S. Or-
dzhonikidze Laboratoriya emaley (Novocherkasek Polytechnical
Institute imexi S. Ordzhonikids;e, Laboratory of Enamels)
SUBMITTEDi Maroh 17, 1957.
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
Card. 2/2

AUTHORS: Azarov, K. P., Gorbatenko, V. Ye.
SOV/32-24-a-39/43
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TITLE: kn Apparatus for Determininq the Whiteness, Glaze,
and
Coloring of Enamel Coatings(Pribor dlya oprodeleniya
belizny, bleska I tevetnonti emalevykh pokrytiy)
PERIODICAL: Zavodakaya Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol. 24, Nr 8,
pp. 1o33 - 1o34 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The apparatus devised to make these
determinations consists
of three parts: a measurinp-head, a voltmeter, and a source
of current (accumulator or voltage stabilizer). A
schema-tic
diagram of the optical and electrical set-up is given. The
measuring head consists of a 01-7 exposure apparatus with
iris diaphragm, condensor .enses, and a box for the filters
and four selenium photo-elactric cells. The whiteness is
determined by using barium sulfate as a comparison and
calculating according to a formula. The coloring of the
enamel is determined using light filters, and the final
value is calculated by a given equation. The glaze Is
measured in terms of the amount of light reflected from an
Card 1/2 angle of 450 at the surface being tested. This
reflection is

An Appa~ratus for Determining the YthitenesB, Glaze,
SOV/32-24-8-~-9/43
and Coloring of Enamel Coatings
measured by the selenium photo-electric cells and compared
to the reflection from a stttndard wirface. Equations for
calculation are given. Ther! are 2 figures and 1 reference,
rhich is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya emaley Novocherkassl:ogo
politekhnicheskogo
instituta imeni S.Ordzhonikidze(Laboratory for Enamel of
the Novocherkassk Polytcchnical Institute imeni S.Ordzh,)nikidze)
Card 2/2

AZAROV, K.P.- CMSTOVA, Te.M.
I
Phoophato enamels. Zhur. prikl. khim. 31 no.10:1602-1604
0 158.
(KM 32:1)
1.Io-boratoriya emale)r Novochorkasokogo
politekhnichookege instituta.
(Inamel and enamoling)

A%AROV. X.P.. dotsent, kand.tekhn-nauk; 21U&NOV,
Yu.A., dotGent. kand,
iidchenklkh I filosofskikh nauk; SXLIoOZUBOV,, M.F.,
dotsent,
km3d,te)dm,nOUk: UchELItr Oval i -. GCnLT-MO. T-Te.;
GMUMXO,
IA.; OV(MOVA, A.V.
Uso of glasses And glass frits In feftilix1ig the
soil with
traca elexq~ime Trudy XPI. 47: ,3-10 , 158-.-TKIU
1315)
I(Giaei)- (lertAlkirs-and" maures)

L7AROVI, X,Pe, doteent, kwAldat tokhniohookLkh nauk
Pr(4assoo of forming enamel coatings on steel. TINAy NPI
473177-199 '58. (KXRL 13:5)
1. Novocherkusekiy ordena Trudov*go Krasnogo Znamni
politakhticheskiy institut inient Sergo OrdshonikAdso;
kad'oclra, takhnalogii keraniki, stiokla t exaleyo
(Steel) (Inamel &jut enamelingi
.d

AZAFLOV, I.P., doteent, kmA.tekhnenauk; GORBATUXO, V.Te.,
starshiy prepcdavatell
Imetruments controlling the manufacture of enamled wares.
T:mAy m 47;20.1-227 '58, O(IBA 13:5)
1. Navocherkmeakly ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znament
polite)diniohonkl~v institut Iment Sargo Ordshonikidso;
IuLfedra tekhnologii k-oramiki, etakla i emaley,
(Inwaled wars)

k%AROT, J.P., dotoent, )awd.tekhn.nauk; 231RIN, T.G.,
assistent
DetermimAtion of the amount of gases contained in
enamelee
Trudy XPI 47:229-231 '58, (MIRA, U:5)
19 Novocherkavskiy ordens TnAmogo Xmsnogo Znament
politekhnicheekly institut insid Sergo Ordzhonikidze;
kafedra
tekhnologit keramiki, stekla I evaley.
(Inamel and enameling) (Oases)

AMOY, X*P., Aoteent, kandids6te tekhnicheikM nauk;
GILICHOOVA- S-B- -
antiletent
Sju!face tension of ground enamels used on steel.
Trudy
IP:1 47:233-242 158, (RDA 13:5)
1, Novocherkmaskiy ordens Trudavogo Krasnoco
Enti-meni
poll[takhnicheekly inatitut imeni Sergo
Ordshonikidso; kafedra
telchnologit kenai)d stakla I waleye
(Inaml and enamilng) (SiwfLas tension)

-AUROV, I.P.. doteent, kand.tekhn.nauk;
CHUMOVA, Ye.M., aspirant
Phosphate enamels. Trudy NPI 47:273-292 158o
(NaL 13:5)
1, Novocherkasakiy ordens. Trtdovogo Krasnogo
Zimmeni
_,politekhnicheek-ly institut imeni Sergo
Ordshonikidse;
Wedra telchnologgil keramiki otekla, I exaloy,
(Inamel wA enameling) tPhosphates)

It 1116 o
AUTHORSt Azarov, K. P. Grochanova, S. B.
TITLEs The Influenoe Exerted by Ferrio Oxide Upon the Viscosity of
Erjanloln
Containing, dr Devoid of, Boro:.,i (V1iya.niyeckiai zheleLa na vYaz-
kost' bornykh i bezbornykh emaley)
PERIODICAL& Doklady AN SSSR, 1958, Vol- 11.3, Nr 2, PP- 348 - 350
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs The part played by the viscosity In the formation of the
mair, faults
of boronless coatings was hitherto not deternined. It ha3 been
tried for years to produce bor3nless basic enamels which would, like
the boron-containing ones, be free of these faultso efferveseenue
and burning through. The auShors found thut the effervQsconces be.-
gin to develop at about 750 C. There ware no data on the viscosity
of enamel-melta around those temperatures (references 1-6). In thiu
con:aection the authors investij~ated the viscosity of the following,
ird-ustrial enamels by means of the well-known nethod of thread-
-extension in the range of fuuIng: boron -c on tain ing numbers 18,
124 and 210, boronleos numbere 169 27 and 35 a3 willl n8 t-itanivr.--
-onwaole numbers 121 and 174. Surther the viscooity of thooe cria-
mels which were inolten together with 2 - 25 5' ferric oxide was
measured. From figure 1 13 to be seen that the v:Locosity of tho
Card 1/3 inv,gstigated boron-enamela is ~.iigher than that of the
rest. A

20-2-41/6o
The Influence Exerted by Ferric Oxide Upon tle Viscosity of
Enamels Containing,
or Devoid of, Bomn
craos difference manifests itsolf between the boron-conLaizjing
and
boronless enamels when fhvric oxide is added. The -riscosity of
the
boronless enamels noid35 b/b con3iderable increases with
iinraasin&
content of ferric ox e (figure 2 a). Only very smallaiditions
(2%) reduce their viucosity. The boron anatnel no. 10 b (figure
2 b)
reacts inversely. Figure 3 shows that all boronle:3s enumels
react
similar to number 35 b/b. At hiL;h teinreraturas fc'~ric oxide
r(43uces
the viscosity as wall of the boron-containinC as of tho
ljoronlesz;
enancle (figure 4). The different influence of fe,-ric oxide upon
the viscosity of the trio aorta of enamel3 in the --anJo of
fu:3ion
may be ascribed to the formation of difforc;nt foi:ris of Iron.
II;
boron-enamela which are lesci basic than the boron"eas or.,;~D
(rcrc-
yencec. 13, 1-1) a prevalence of iron with a 1i-.L;h uoordiri-
t;~ln ni,i.-Jwr
i3 more probable. It hai tho poc-iticn of natricirk-;odifier
wl,ich
weakens the system and diminishes tho vi3coaity. Z-n tb~; higher
ba-
sic boronless enamels the Fe05- (;roups with low Cooreinati n
jiumber
increase the solidity of syotgm by binding part of the SiO3
tetra-
hedrons. The viscocit,, is thereby increasocO. As far as fe4io
oxide
at high temperatures reduced the viscosity of the two kinds of
ena-
mels, the iron here rather plays ti-L, part of a modifier thai~
of a
Card 2/3 vitrifier. In the lirht of these results it i* aloso
po.-icible to

20-2-41 /60
'Y.~e Influence
Exerted by Ferric Oxide Upon the
Viocosity of Ei:amcls ContaininG,
or Devoid of,
Boron

describe the
mechanism of off-arvesoenoo and burninC;-throuG~i of be-

ronless
basic coatinRs. During the initial ataj;es of burning the

steel
is intensively oxidized under the coating. Thus a very thin

contact-layor is saturated with ferric oxidos. In boronless
coatings

in viscosity, whereas it decreaa,;s
this leads to a rapid increase.

.
in boron-enamels. In the boronless enamels larger blisters form

which burst and which are bard to cover. Atmoapberic oxygen oxi-

dizea tho steel in the places of t4 bur-at blisters. The loca2
a(n,,

mWations of ferricoxides thus deveLping inerge with the
enamel and

form burnings-through. In spite of tHq reducti.on of
the viacusity

of toronless enamels at high temperatures these
faults are not

completely removed. In order to prevent
efferveseencoo ani burnings.-

-through means shall be sought
which reduce Via viacosity of the

basio coatings in t1w zone of
contact with the metal. There are 4

figi;ires, and 15 references,
1 of which is Slavic.
ASSOCIATIONt
Polytechnic Institute imeni S.
Ordzhonikidze, Novo cherkassk

(Novo che rkas skiy
politekhnicheakiy institut irs. S. Ordzhonikidze)
PRESENTED:
Juno
12, 1957, by P. A. Rebindor, Acade.,Acian
SUBMITTED:
May 21, 1957
AVAILLBLEj
Lib.rary of Congress
Card 3/3

SOV136-59-1-17/24
AUTHORS:: Azarov, K.P., and Gorbatenko$ V.Ye.
TITLE: Enamelling of Aluminium (Ob ~emalirovanii
alyttminiya)
PERIODWAL; Tv,.vetnyye Metally, 1959, Nr 19 PP 79-82 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors review some non-;Soviet data on the
enamelling
of iauminium. They describe their own tests with a range
of phosphate enamels recommoTdod (Ref 8) and Soviet-made
aluntinium sheet. The aluminium was degTea sed, treated
with thiourea-containing sul-phuric acid and ()xidized with
a solution containing chromfim sulphate (1.2 g/litre),
chromic anhydride (120 g/1) and sodium hydroxide (145 g/1)
at 45-500 for If-5 minutes. The washed specimens were
then heated at 580-6000C for 5 minutes and enamelledt the
coating (by dipping) and heating being repeated once or
twice. Two of the seven en&nels tried gave coatings of
sat:Lsfactory appearance, resistance to acid (test
procedure GOST 506-55) and adhesion (Ref 10). The
compositions of these two enamels are, respectively:
Card 1/2 2.7, 3 4%'Li20- 10 91 14 9% Na20- 7.49 8.5% NaF:
18.7,
21.~5% i1203i ~-'+, i1-8% i2o3i ~Z.9, 35.9% :P205;

Enamelling of Aluminium. SCIV/136-59-1-17/21+
7.01 4,0% Cuo. The authors recommend that further
. work -ihould be based on these enamels.
There are 1+ tables and 10 references, 2 of which are
Soviet, 7 English and 1 German..
ASSOCIATIONi Novocherkasskiy politekhnichoskiy institut
(Novocherkassk-I)i Polytechnic Institute)
Card. 2/2

SOV/69-21-2-3/22
On -the Viscosity of Steel Enamels
w'aich testifies to the tendency of boron-free primary and se-
condary enamels to crystalli!~e; 2) at the softening temperat-
ure, the ferric oxide increaties the viscosity of boron-free
primary and boron-containing secondary enamels, and reduces
the viscosity of boron-contalning primary enamels; 3) cup-
ric oxide reduces the viscosIty of boron-free primary and
boron-containing secondary eiiamels, whereby these coatings
on copper do not show defectis; 4) the occurrence of defects
on enamels used as steel coatings, is due to an increase in
the viscosity of the coating as a result of the saturation
by scale of a thin layer cov,?ring the oxidi,.,.ed steel. There
are 5 graphs and 23 referenc.?s, 14 of which are English, 4
Soviet, 3 German and 2 Frenc'i.
A3SDCIATION: Novocherkasskiy politekhnich?okiy institut im. S.
Ordzhoniki-
dze, Laboratoriya emaley (No-rocherkasak Polytechnical Insti-
tute imeni S. Ordzhonikidze, Enamel Laboratory)
SUBMITTED: July 3, 1957
Carl 2/2 1 .

28 W)
SOV/32-2!i -4 -47/71
AUTHORS:
Azarcv, K. P., Gorbatenko, V.
Ye., Krolikor, V. N.
TITLB:
A Simple Device for Measuring the
Thickness of Nonferromagnetic

Coatings on Steel (Prostoy pribor
dlya izmer,Bniya tolshchiny

nEiferromagnitnykh pokrytiy na
stali)
PERIODICAL:
Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 4,
p 486 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The electromagnetic layer thickness
gauges with balanced (Ref 1)

arid not balanced (Ref 2) bridge
offer a high measuring accuracy,

bt.t the devices are
complicated and not always practicable for

use. A pocket layer
thickness gauge (Figure) is described

,xhioh was designed in
imitation of a device described in

Azerican publications (Ref
3). The working principle of the

device is based on the
measurement of the attractive force of a

permanent magnet of
the ferroifiagnetic basis depending on the

thickness of the
nonmagnetic 1,.oating. The device has the shape

of a foantain
pen holding the ball-6haped permanent magnet irf-

~itead of'the
writing pen. The case of the device is made of

organic glass
and is provided with a measuring scale. Inside

the device,
there is a spiral springi by its stretching, the
Card 112
layer
thickness can be read off on the measuring soale depending

SOV/32-25-4-47/71
A Simple Device for Measuring the Thickness of Nonferromagnetic
Coatings on
Steel-
on the layer thickness'of tho coat to be mnaoured. There are
1 figure and 3 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya emaley Novocherhasskogo politeklinicheskogo
institu-
t.a im. S.. Ordzhonikidze (Laboratory of Enamela of the Novocher-
kassk Poly"echnif., Institute imeni S. Ordzhonikidze)
Cnrd 2/Z

s/o8l/6o/c~)0/022/006/016
AO05/AO0l
Tran3lation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimi)-a, 1960, No. 22,
P. 325, # 89425
AUTHORS: Azarav, K. P., Gorbatenko, V. Ye.
TIME: On the Resistance to Bending of Enamel Coatings
PPMODICAL: Tr, Novocherk. politekhn. in-ta, :1959, Vol, 97, pp.
53-62
TEXT: A device is proposed for datermin:tng the bending strength
of ready-
made coatings. The device's design permits tho bending of the
specimens with both
stretching and compression of the enamel lAyer. It turned out
that the strengf-h
of thin coatings at bending with stretching depends in the
first, place on the
magnitude of the average linear coefficient of thermal expansion
of the enamel.
It is shown that the bending strength of the coating
considerably de~reas,~s with
its increasing thickness. In this case, the eramel composition
has markedly lower.
effect than with thin coatings.
Authors 1 :5urmtrm-ry
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original
H-ussian abstract.
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Tranalation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khtmiya, 1960, No. 22,
P. 326, # 89433
AUTHORS: Azarov, K. P., Gorbatenko, V. Ye,
TITIX: Enamols for Aluminum
PERIODICAL: Tr. Novocherk. politekhn. in-ta, 1959, Vol. 97,
F.P. 63-71
TEXT: Results are presented from investigations of pho.-;phate
enamels (7
am. The spetelmers of sheet
compositions) for enameling of native sheet alumirr
aluminum of 25 x 40 mm in size were freed from fat in an
alkal.1 solution 08n".ain-
int (in g/l)-. hyp:)phospite of Na 50, Na2C03 50, water glass
30, at 60-70 C
durinj~ 4-5 min. The specimens were washed durirx~ 15 Mir. in
WALter and treatod at
room temperature wl,th a 6%-H2SD4 solution containing 0,1%
thiocarbamide, ard then.
they were subjected to chemical oxidizing at 45-5006 during
4-5 min, The washed
and dried specimens were roasted at 580-600 0C during 5 min
and coated with enamel
dross by dipping. After drying at 70-8OuC the specimens were
roasted in an elec-
tric furnace at 580-6000C during 5 min and cooled in air. 'Two
-compositions of
enamel miytures yielded satisfactory results (in percentage by
weight) : L120 2.7
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Tr,,Lrslation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimly,i, 19050, No.
22, 1). 236, # 89431,
ALPMORS Azarov, K. P., Chechell, L. D.
owe,
TIME: The Role of Hydrogen in the Form&tLon of "Fish Scale"
Defect in th.~_
Enamel Coating
PURIODICAL: Tr. Novocherk. politekhr.. in-ta, 19~)q, Vol 1 97,
pp. 87-91
TUT: The role of stoel and some technological factors In the
forma-.ion of
"fish scalea" was studied. The cathodic etchiN; method was
-,;.sf?d for te,~tlng, _".
turned out 'that cold rolling and Increased stee:. drawing
degree considerably Ir.-
crease the ,resistance to f1sh-scale formation; preliminarl,
copper- or iron-pli*-
Ing of the specimens prevents the fish-scale formation; wIt!*,
Inc-reasing thickroE_-
of the coating the time needed for the fish-scai,e formation
in.~reases; boron-fn-
coatings resist considerably better the fish-scale formation
than boric ort?s The
tests were conducted with the following coating enamels:
cryolitic, x1d
Dut-~h titanic and cryolitic at the thickness of the roasted
coating belng 0.1~, ::Lni
0.40 rrm. The tests showed that the tilvaniL, cnanel
w17-hstwnis imil -h,~~ fish-z_~ale
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiye~, 1960, No.
22, P. 326, # 89435
AUTHORS: Azaro-f, K. P., Berdova, G. V., Grechanova, S. D.,
Todroykina, Ye. 1.
TITLE: Enamels for Steel Without Prime Cost
PERIODICAL: Tr. Novocherk. politekhn. in-ta, 1559, Vol. 97,
pp. 93-98
TEXT: The effect of some physical-chemical properties was
studied of
enamels without and with prime coat ard with and withcut
boron, on the originatior
proce_zs of coating swelling. Porm the variation of the index
of refraction, the
solubility of Fe20-3 was determined in white boric titanic
enamels without prime
coat, antimonio ewamels without prime coat, and enamels with
prime coat with and
without boron. Tho solubility of Fe20 3 in enamels without
prime coat is lower
than that in boric enamels with prime coat and near the
solubility In enamels ifith
prime coat-without boron. Vith increasing content of Fe203 the
viscosity of the
enamels with boron and without prime coat as well as the
enamels without boron and
with prime coat Increases sharply, but that of the enamels
with ':)oron and prime
coat decreases. The experiments on the artificial swelling of
enamels showed that
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AUTHORSs Azarov, K~P.q Balandina, V.7.9 Lyutsedarskiyp V.A.
TITLE: Magaetochemical investigations of iron-containing
glasses (enamels)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 33, no. 8, 1960,
1900 - 1901
TEXTg In the present work the authors sl;udied the magnetic proper-
ties of boron and boron-free glasses (enamel primers for steel) to
establish the relation between the position of iron and the pro-
perties of the glass, an important factor in the physical chemistry
of enamelling. The glasses examined were heated for 4 hours with
5 % ferric oxide at 500 - 10000C and qutinched in water to fix the
position of iron at a given temperature. The powdered glass was
sieved through it 10,000 openings/cm~'- sicve and its magnetic sus-
ceptibility determined by Guy's method, To eliminate the presence
of ferro-magnetic admixtures in the enantels (glasses) all the ex-
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perizaent8 were condiictled irf magnetic
The opecific susceptibility was then
x - x1r2ml
2 :~ APltlm2
fi?Ids of 250-400 oersteds~
calculated from
P2
(1)
where x1 and x2 - specific magnetic susizeptibiliti.es of
blank and
test samplesp m I and m2 - masses of powder in grams, 6 p,
and 6 p2
- change in weight A grams, fl and t2 " heights of powders in
am-
poulets in cm, The blank used in the experiments was joade up
of
Mohr's sslt, The magnetic moments of iron for boron and
boron-free
enamels increase at 500-7000C which in the absence of
ferromagne-
tic material is due to the rupture of the crystalline lattice
of
Fe203 and the gradual introduction of iron into the glass
structu-
re, This assumption agrees with the fin6ings of the
divergence bet.-
ween Weiss, constants for iron-containing enamels (-.5,DOOK)
and for
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Fe203 (-.20000K) which indicates a weakening of the bonds
between
iron atoms. In the 500 - 7000C interval boron-free onamel
differs
from boron enamel in the magnetic moment vIlue which may be
attri-
buted to the relatively high content of Fe +.'Nith a further
tempe-
rature Lncrease, from 700-10000C, an alternating increase and
de-
creaae of magnetic moments of iron is observed and at
850-9500C a
maximum value of 6,05 Bohr magnetons is obtained (theoretical
va-
lue -for Fe3+ is 5,92), This fact establishes a similarity in
the
action of boron and boron-less enamel melts on the position of
iron at given temperatures. There are 1 figure and !)
references: 3
Soviest-bloc and 6 non-Soviet-bloc, The references to the 4
most re-
cent English-language publications read as follows: H. Cole,
J.
Soc, Glass Techn., 35, 162, 25-40, 1951c, J, De Jong,, J.
Soc. Glass
Techn~, 38; 161; 57T-83T, 1954; A.E,M. Abou-El-Azm, J.
Soc~Glass
Techn, ',i8, 181, 101T-145T, 1954; JLM. Stevels, Proceedings
Intern.
Comm, ort glass 1, 71t 1954,,
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ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya emaley Novocherkaeskogo
politekhnichesko-,X,
go instituta imo $ergo Or(lzhonikidzo (Raamel Labors-
tory of Novocherkask. Polylechnic Institute im. Ser-
gei Ordzhonixidze)
SUBMITTED: December 14g 1959
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Translation fromF fief erativnyy zhurnal, Knimiya, 1960, No. 16,
~, 3-1 1, # rrD28
AUTFORS; Azarov K.P. Zerin, V.0,
TI'ME: Determining the Amcixnl-. of Gases in Rnamcl~ 15
Pn. IODICAL- Tr. Rovcsherk. polltekhn. in-ta, 1958, No. 117/61,
pp. 229-73"
TEXT: The -letermination of ',,he-. arrv;nt. ,f gases 1.1beratirg
during enaTEI.
ling and hEating up to 9000C, showed that the enamels are nit
thtt scurc~-s c!' ga-e~%
causing bubbling an-I burnings of boron-free priming coating3,
G, Gerashohenko
Translq.torl s noted This is the full translat ion of the
original Rui~slar. abstra--
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rran-ctlation from~ Referativnyy zhurnal, Kh1mIya, 1960, INO. 16,
i% 371, # 606227
AUTHORS: Azarov, K.F., Grechancva, S.B.
TITIE- Surface Tensionlof Priming Enamels for S!,ee'.'
_3_242
PERIODICAL~ Tr. lkvoc~herk. politekhn. in-ta, 1958, No. 47/61,
pp. 2_3
"EXT - t.CrA,,
The au-hors studied surface tension of Jrduzt,lal 1 4
boron-free and titanium enamel:s and non-priming b-ric +'tanium
enamel\ fused wi~*,
5.. 10, 15 and 20% forrl.~ oxide. Th~- effe-!, -f thR admix4orez
of C.5% C-,120. CLI,)S~
t
203, Sb.233 was In*r-?_:zt-I&,ateJ t~-, con"rol the aurfa~,?
ten,,!.::,n, wn.~h waz de-~cr-
S
M=.erdl I.-,y the method ~f f.ne drcp weight. The
invvs!.igat4:-ns sh,,,w ihat Surfa~,~
t~?nsion sf tcr3n-fr.--e prlm-,Ing eneme!,~~ is higher than c;f
ani It-anjurn,
enaw.ea!s. Ferric oxLde dc,es prac~i:-aily not change s~i:fa:-e
ter.:,Iz,n cf '.c-_!~
w,id turon-free enam~~lzs but reluces that zf tlta~nlum enumel,
Tl,-,= --.Imix~.,.irez in-
ve~_-;IvLl,ed reduce -jrfa:e ~enslon of tcr,=-free anJ ',11.anium
r~:namol bu4 lncr~-a~~e
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S,.irfaCE! TenBion of Priming Enamels for Steal Aoo6,/ Aoo 1
tha+1 ~-T boron priming. Maximum redu~*,!-, cf -c,.jrf v~e
*ersi:~n Is 17y St,~-S5
-then by Cu2S, C~a20 and Sb20Y Th-~re .3.r(- 2101
G. ~era:inchviikc
Tra-vislittor's note!. This is 1,1-,e full tranzlat.J,~n --f the
=Iginal abstrat.
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Translation froml Heferativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 1960, No. 16,
p. ~71, # 66229
AW"HOM: Azar,)V,-K.P,, Grechanova, S,B,
TITLE: On the Effect of Iron Oxides on Svelling of Enamels V
PERIODICALi Tr. Novocherk6 politekhn. in-ta, 1.0,58, No. 47/61,
pp. 243-258
TEM Investigations of the causes of swelling and bubbling of
enamels
showed. that tlhe strong swelling of boron-free pr:,,ming and
boric non-priming
enamels with iron cxide in the presence of a gas forming
material, and proneness
to bubbling were cEused by higher viscosity, cryatallizaticn,
bJ.gh surfa^,5 tensic-n
and low molstening capacity of boron-free coatinils. There are
25 referen.-es.
The authf)r's summary
Translator's notet This Is the full translation of tJe original
Russian abstract.
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AUIHCRS~ Azarov, K.F, , Balandina, V,V,, Gre:~,.ancva. S,B_ V,A,
T~-TLE,,- The and cf
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(V ~b.
"Stek1c,ctram sostcyar.,Y-", All SSSR, 1~ ' , *-r
LO 3-
368. Diecus, -3,77 - 3,79)
TEXT Thr, au,~hcrs Investigated rnRgneto-he,,Ti~al and c,~her
of tc-
r.:,n ani *t-,rcn-fr~te wlass,~!F and enamels :cn'alning ircn,
on th~- taq~i3 ct' data C-t-
zained tl-ie aulh!.r-.:~ drew canclusionz on he valt!n! and
st-a':es ~,f Fe
and Fe3+ Lon~~ and their in -h.? (:f the z1asF, Tiie r-cn-
cluzion was arrived at that Ir:n in b~r--n glaszi?,~ and
enamels was nainIv ;~resrrnt
in f-,:,-m of F,-2~1' eallons weakly bound with the glu-~s
:~!xuccture, In tl-crcn-free
glas~e!, Fe is pr~E~~,nt mainly In the trivalent i;taI',e in
the rf FeO3 and FeCa
grc,arc whl,-~.h are arl~3 of "he glass stru2tural .5keletcn
and ~~.-renvhs-n he la-ter,
T, Ve,r.,'-I--rCz
Abs~ra-.-,--r's notc translazim"
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PHASE I BWX EXPUMATION BOV/5583
q Z
Podkletnov, Ye. N., Stalin Prize Winner, ed.
Emall I protoessy awairovanlya (Enawla and Enwviling Procebees)
vi)ecov'
Yhshgiz, 1961. 223 p. 4,000 copies prlrv~ed.
Sponsoring Agency: Gosudaretyennyy nciuchno-tekhnichesMy komitat
Soveta
111riatrov UkrM. Institut teMwitheakoy informatell.
Ed.- N. P. Onichchonko, Tech. Ed.t M. S. Cornostaypollskays; Chitif
EA.t
Marheiz (Southern Dept.): V.K. Berdyuk, Engineer.
PLMMIS: This book is intended for englwailng and technical personnel
concerned
vith the researeb,production, an& uses *V enamel.
COMIGEz This collection of articlab on eriamela and enamling
proacaues is
ba.3ed on material preBented at the first Ukraine-vida confervinat)
on the pro-
duztion of enamel and enameled eqxxipmnt,, organized by the Stato
Sclentifia
Ta:hnical Committee of the Mrainian SM,, the Kiyev Soynarkhot,
Chemical.

Enamels and Eneffaling Processes
Society im3ni 14endoleyev, Scientific Technical Society of the
Vlachine-bull&ng
Induntry, and other sovnarkhozes, scientific research Inatitutes,
and p.Lanning
orl;nnixations. (The new, place, and date of the conference tire not
given.)
Thr. folloving am discussed, old and nov typos of emam-10, lAcir
composition,
ptx3pertics, uses, and methods of production; the production or
enarieled equip-
mist (chemical apparatus, pipes, ClOtOrni, etc.), and their visa in
the coal,
chomical, foid, and other industries; laiest advances in the
mchanication of
en3reling processes and techniques, the teffect of underlying
surfaces on the
qtility of ena=1 coatings; and methods of modifying the properties
of enamel
coatings# e.g. increasing their chemical atability. Awricar and
Chinese
practices and production am also briefl~j discussed, No
pervions.31ties an
m-ntioned. Than are 32 referencest 22 Soviet, T English, ond 3
Garman.
TALU OF COMMS t
Tamell, V. M. Developwat of the Enamel Talustry In the Ukr&tji!~On
SSR
Smirr4y, N. S. Prospects ror. Developing and Methods of 11W.,mving
the Enamel Industry In the 'Urals, Siberia, and the 18oviet) Akr
last 21
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AZAROV, K.F.; BALINDINA, V.V.; CHISTOVA, Yc.M.;
ROJI01,10U, A.V.
Crystallization of titanium phosphate enamels.
Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;-
~him.i khim.tekh. 4 no.4:647-65C 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. N3vocherkasskiy politekhniches~iy institut imeni
Ordzhonikidze,
laboratoriya emaley.
(Enamel and enamelinf) (Titanium phosphate)

AZAROV, K.P.; GORBATENKO, V.Ye.
Effect of the composition of enamels containing iron on
the white-
ness of the coating. Stek. i ker. 18 no.11:32-35 N 161.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Enamel and onameling)

AZAROI~,, K
P j_GORRkTEVKO, V.Ye.
Effect of iron oxides on the thermil expansion CD(Ifficient
of pi-imor enamels. Zhur.prikl.kbJjn. 34 no.8:1883..1885 A
161. (MITIA 14Z
1. Laboratoriya emaley.Navocherkasskogo politekhnicheakogo
institutao
Fhamel and enameling)
on oxide)
M

30202
S/080/61/034/011/015/020
2 SA D D228/D301
kUTHORS: Azarov, K.P. Balandinag V.V. , and Lyutsedarskiy, V,A.
TITLE: Magneto-chemical investigations of glasses of the
C
I;ystem Na 0 - P 0 -V Or
2 2 5 2
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimiJ.9 v. '54, no. 11, 19619
2560 - 2562
TEXT: The au,:'.-iors studied the magneto-chemical properties of
Na20 - P 205 -v20 5 glasses with the a:Lm of tentalively
assessing
the St[Lte Of V in such a system. Research into the properties of
glasseEl of tha systems V 205 - P 2 059v205 - P 205 -BaO, and V
205
r
P U - Na 0 - BaO suggests that V plays an analogous ro-le to P in
2 5 2
-these aystems, and that compounds of V with 0 should be excluded
from the number of glass-forming oxides. The glasses were
prepared
by hea*:ing batches of Na 2CO 3t (NH4 )H2PO,, and V205 in
corundum cru-
cibles at 90C~ - 12000, after which th.e mixtures were first air-
Card L.,13

3Q202
S/080/61/034'/011/015./920
Magneto-chemical investigations ... D228/D301
.-:ooled and then pulverized. The magnetic susceptibilities of
the
powders was determined by the Gouy method, the magnetic moment p
of V in the glasses being computed from the formula.,
2.83 100 zAT
P
where p is the V content of the glassp x - the specific magnetic
susceptibility, A is the atonic weight of V, and T -is the
absolute
temperature. These values were compar-~d with the thcoretical
mag-
nJtudes for -the effective magnetic moment of different V ions,
calculated frDm
P = -Vn(:n 4 2)
where n is the number of uncoupled el,~ctrons. Por most of the
glas-
ses with a Na;)Q content of 40 - 55 mol. % the magnE~tiC moment
of'
V 'Lies in the range 3.14 - 5.3b Bohr ,nagnetonV which
indicates the
predominEuice of ions with a valency of --_5 (V-)4 and V44-),.
In sec-
tions wil:h a constant Na20 content the magnetic MOME~nt of V
decrea-
ses - which cirresponds to the rise i'a the relatiVE!
concentration
of V4,, ions - as the V 205 content increases at the expense of
P 205.
Card 2/3

BIIDNIYJ)V, P.P.11 AZAROV,_~~.? GREGRANOVA, S.B.; SHCHERBAKp
T.I.
Study of the process of expansion of perlite. Strol,mat, 8
mo.1102-34 N 162. (Parlite (Ifineral)) (VIRA 15t12)
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AP)MG/ASD Pq-4 VrH
IMESSIdl-VEs - ALPW696 SIODO06,163103610051W,~691(Yn3-
AUTHORS i Azw%w, Ka. *I ~alwullwjj V. V
TIT LES Analysiti. of the aystem, Va sub 2P'amb 2, 0 emb V euli 2 0rab
in vitrbous stalie
SOURCES, priklab3oy khimilq v* 36t n6~ '39 969-9T3
:~hurnsl
nodiump Nm sub 2 0, g1kes, specific susceptibility, mag-
0 TAG31t 7aziadiump
c JnDMI%n
TOM
r
on-in N420 conheat fron 35-to:20D
AWrRACV s Authora.atudied.the-effect-of ehwq,,
Col. % UPI'M the system Va2O-P2O _V20- - Purpose of this study liras
to ascertain
the posoilible positionis oil' vana2lom.Xglasses of the above
s,.6tem. I:n,,4,he firstI
series of tests, the Itundaries of the composition
areas,AiliLe.-formirAgrtemperature,;
fusibilityr chem~,'.cal stabilityp specific ousceptibility and
bmipietic vanadium
moment I*n the Skases were determined. For determining the
canposition bound-
aries W~d glass-formation temperaturesp the batebee were melted In 5
mle porcewn
analysiv Uoate inside of a silit-heated furnacee Experimentis were
carried out
at tempewsOures from. M 1o 2300C with 50 degree Intervals* The glass
samples
intendet Jllorvtber tearts vere melted in 50 mle corundum cruoibles*
The malted
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ACUSSIM IMs AP3=696
glasses iren, fast-dried In alr* The degree of homogeneity and
arystallization
vie asce:rtidmd by visual and microscopic -obserratim - A te=icry
diagran.waa
construvteft %ibich Include(I Va2O c ent from 35 to 60 vol. de, Thc
I=geat amow3t
Irith Vhich vi vIzeseog
% i of NO &radli= L 3 ould be formed vas 60 mol*%# The analyzed
glasses art) cbaract_eHie_T"W_a7ffgb tendency to crystallization. The
glasses
which were the easiest to fuse vere those vith a 5 to 15 m01. 1% V-05
content*
A further increase in V2.0,-Content increases the refract orinee a e
In the glasnee
containing. Wa20, the values of the magnetic vanadium moment were
.35 to 55 mols I
ffenerally within the Iltdto 3o14 -to 5,36 Bohr ragnetous. Whort tho
KaL),0 content
is constant and the, 7 0 content Is increased at the expense (if P,,!O
the ragnetto
T
moment for vanadiur'it' keduced. Orig. art. bass 3 fioires aiid I
t2b'ie.
ASSOGIAT KNI - WeL-a keramiki 9 wtekla- I emaley- NovocherIcasekogo
politakhrii-
cheakogo instituta (DeW-rtment. of Ceranicep Glass and Fria sle;,,
Noirocherkasek
Polytectinical Inetitutej
SUEaTTED3 241qov6l -DAT:9 ACOIs 24JU163 ENCLs 00
M C 0DE;I CHO MA 110 REP SOVS 006 42 R M r 002
Card 2/2

6/032/6?/O,?B/OOFJ/01 5/014
ill 04/.~l 0 2
;Mlic'131 A-znrov, j.,. P.,_,and Gorbatenko, V. Yo..
T 1,111: instruments for measuring the thickness of coatings
on a
flerromagnetic base
Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. !8, no. a, 1962, 99a - 999
KT:
The tvo instruments here described determine the thickness of
coat-
inrs on forromagnatic bases by reference to the attractive
force which a
exerts on the forr-3mal-notic naterial, this f0rCe
bein:~ dependent on the intervening thickness. The maCnet (1)
ir, brourht
into contact ~,it'h the surface to be tested and Vae rtst of
the instru:-.ent
i s "hcn 31o,.,jly pulled away. As the magnet remains stuok.
to the surface
tube (2:1 is pulled out and the spring (3) inside it
stretches until the
tcnsile force overcomes the attraction of the ;ni-not,
r~(-~,arating -the
m,~rnct fron, the surfpoe. At the moment V,,hen this'happons
the )oii'lion of
t'-.c innc-r tubc7 (2) aj:ainst the outer tuba (6) is
arresTtid. by (13) ztnd the
tonsil.-e force of the spring is read off. In 'the other
instrumciit do-
rcribud', a watch oprir.L performs the task of the spring
(3)'in the first
CEIrd V:~

6/0'x2/62/ -;--, , 4
Inntrdmc~nts fo.,.^ measuring ... i3104113132
inutrument. Coatings with thicknesseu boi.v.,cen 0.06 and
;r,;;, can b0
m,oasured. The:re are 2 fi&ures and 2 tal--les.
AS.50CIATION: Novocherkassldy politelthnicheskiy institut im.
i, rdzhonikidze (Novocherkassk PolytEchnic inslUtute imc!rd IS.
k,rd--honikidzo)
Fij~. Thic'M,ess meas,,urin.~ instrument.
An 00
A 4M,
Wq

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. , ~I ~. ~, .11 , I
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AZAROVI, K.P.0 doktor tekhn.nauk; MIKHALKOVICH, S.I., insb.
Generction of gas and expansion of clay during burning. Stroi.
mat.
9 no,W5-28 Ap 163, (MIRA 160)
(Clay--Testing)

BUDN11MVP PIP'll, akademik; AZ_w3G_1-2,;
LYUTMARSKIY, V.A.;
.*IIIGOMQZHIY'EV,, AOSO_);__(j~&LICHUK, L.N.
Sepmrat!,.on of gases in the interaction of
phosphate enamels
-with alimin=. Stek, i ker. 18 no.12t23-24 D
161.
(KMA 3.6 18)
1. Akadlmiya nauk UkrSSR Qor Budnikov).
(Aj=inum coating) (Phos hate coating)
(Gases in metaM

EIMHERVMmi, V.Deracheimann, F.1; BERG,, Aq AZAROV,
X.P., prof.
(trsavlatorl 001,11"Ing go
y
I Deterrdning the tendrjn4 of steel to) form *fish
ocitle" flaws
in enenel, Stek. i ker. 20 no.6:406-42 Je 163. (MIRA
16t6)
1. Iaboratoriya emaley, Shvartaenberg (Ertageberge),
riermanakaya
Demblaaticbeekaya Reopublika.
Enamel and inamuling)
Meel-TestMR)

BUDNIKOV, P.P.; AZAROV, K.P.; MHISHYAN, T,N.
Crystallization of porlite-based g]ABS. Ukr. kJAm.
shur. 29
no.11t1215-1219 163. (MIRA 16:12)

AUR9119 K.P.; BALANDINA.. V.V.
"
E9~ - in the vitrous state,
Study of the system Xa20.- P 0 'f205 163.
Zhur. prikl. khim. 36 no 5:9 973 My (MIRA 16:8)
1. Kafedra keramiki, stekla i emal-W Novocherkasskogo
politekhni-
cheskogo instituta.
(Glass) (Vanaillum oxides)

A,"AROV, K.P.; IIIGCTLll,z'.q-FYh'%T, A.S.
I , -,
Entlfl]E.Iin~,, alumfiium al.'Ioys, Trudy i5Z,:27--l);~
rjl .
(14'11A 17: 10)

- A. K.F.; MTKIIALKOVICH, S.I.
Gas emanation during the siellinp, oi' clay. Tru-Jy
Ir,4:33-43
163. (MIRA 17: 10)

AZAROV, K.P.; GONCHAROV, S.I.
Investigating the process of applyJng an epazqzl
coating on
surfa2es of complex shape. Trudy F-1 154:45-52 t63.
I (MIRA 17%10)

AZAROV, K.P. ; LIAVYDOVA , P.P.
Effect of preparing it metal surface on the quality
of enamels
I
without &Tound coatbig. Trudy NPI 154: 53-61 163.
(MIRA 17:10)

AZAROV K.P.; GORBATENKO V.Ye.
Calculation of thermoelastiC Btrevses in the enamel
- metal
syste.m. Trudy NPI 154163-77 163.
(MIRA 17:10)

Azmkov., K. P. BALAADINA) V. V. ; L)nYISEDARSKIY, V. A.
"On the state of transition elements in glass structure."
report submitted for 4th All-Union Conf on Structure of Glass,
Leningrad,
1.6-21 mar 64.

L ?108-65~
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AUT146ik.~f r ('60 C tot, te chn i c a sciehcds)~ Deceiased);
.Gre
:!(Cv,n
aidate- of.' tichnical iciences',l ;_'j-heher
(Engine'; r)
TITLE: Wet:t~njg ar,;d adhesion of ~;[~eramic:!.Cd,!hting of !"0:jkl9
SOURCE., Si~ello A-'tkeramika, no
'I 1965j, 3,0-36
TOPIC TAdS,:0lieat'!-res;:iitant mitol :Coatingod metal a vi atn4 1,
ceramic cost-~
i .ng frit, c';~vomit'm i-1 Wx i d e:,~ contact q
~glep enamel, adhesion,
-c.eraniv.. contiltng, at lie s4 6n.
this; q. udy~~a:i~,
t
ABSTRACT: 411te pux~pose! f i tj d,e,termJ,ne,!:'1the,
effect of
vettlnj;~; on tij~'e t~ftlls v~ th slag 6;-ce'ramic enamels
me
e, -a a~ 011 '1- -,--C - - ' - o-!*-r- i-
C S p c r, i a I 1y - VA.' th . tb n *a I s c i t a n nng V2D3
- lipid- "t e Wdhe'is-i-,6z
of such coriOnss fo metal. Thc'i-1~4e t tin s: o f'~ two Ni-bas'e*ei
al.loys,, I and
Ilt and: two 1iiicke*ch:rorLum- steells
funopecIfied) with-various frits
such as,'- alk,a4-fre's-, barium. sili,c~imte fr',i*(N.,s !kith a 1
Ow B'203 content,
titsnoboroaltlricatc~--f tits) and a-Anixtur -e of:'frits wl;thL
CrZQ, , was
Invest i:~a te.dli~- All':)y -411L. con taine~[-Cr, -TI -aiad A l ard
a 1. Joy - I%-- con"
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ACCIMSSiON AP:
~O O,Z 1) 3 2
taLned'jj ln~ AWA d I t i;p:n Nbi an~ The we.tttng a t vai I c:
~us temperatures
waii tril.ced: Vy toe all s 1) a Motion' picture cm6mara,
anvliurves:showing
tht; deliender"ce of.!tbe contactlqnglea on' temperature in various
frit-
to metm~l CD~~6ination.,~~: were 'ob tgiined. The :16
I - 1, ffect of the addition of
11003 CUO': 060 + 0 i
b20j, Sb2O~,.O..WO3, or COjO3 as surfattants In one
h -_j~es is ll~ an t; frits iias'' tested T$e re" ul' a 7of :the s
tudy
t e
4 thei au'~uracy of readin8a, de'~enda on man, s I de pheno-
Y
meinla s,uch a q crys: t allization bloatinA, p'Sase sepitration,,
oxidation
-in d the mel,t interaction with th-q oxidized rn6tal. o evero
of metal, H W
a in,ce t'hesci J)henom~anri also take the actuill'i CoAting
process
.-place iu
the- dat,i obtained in,the.'study can be usedjor the evaluation of the
relatiolliship-; be tween :the.,wetting -and th4t. a;j1hesLon.----
The -experiments
c-on,ductilid- InAlcated that the wetting de!pends both on the metal
and
frit. Lo-w-mii~lltinr, fr'its.wet- the metal welli !, but they 1~ave
poor ad-
hesion., Tb,e~,Iaddittpn, of Cr2O3 to a heat-retsistant frit improved
the
con-tact snglli~ an facilitated tbe siiiltelring[ and spreading on
metal;
~ntefit in- I
.an incr2ane~ ,I,n Cr2l)3 C: 1ow-nelting~, frits -1-n=reased the con-
zle Wid the st_-!ngth of vdhesion,~ the In
tact anL trodUll~tlon of a sur-
factant impri
11,ved the w,-.ttin& and sintertng,: but did not' change the
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MIRMI 11~0 Mimi
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a d"a e a fa n 0!t he r 4on d1t Ions b e il g equal', b it h -m a I t'1 n g!
iind poorly
a.~betiit'radhesit~n. to imetali, than l4w-i'Malting frite.
P06'r alhl4sionliof Vne, low-me", ting ~ f rits', seems t~~ b'D caused by~
In-
xi&'8'~tion.' undii a rapidl sintering toatLng, while
,a 'iish-mel,tihs ant , slb'wly- stintaftng cqntN.g providlis i suffiefetli
Ae,velopn,en:',,!:1of in'!oxidO. film, w4ich pio:!noie;9 the aq~jhe6J11*n,,:
The:phe-
nomenon was :.,con f I lime dl, ~ttxperimahj a Ily. Thoil index 01i: WW:tIng
is WDE.
ctor 11onti, lling thi The' d If i atoms
t6,i basic N! adhes ion.l il u ~J.on of
wij found tqLbe ati im,,~artant. fa(tor in de alopotent 'of the',cohe-
s iye la~er,o _;I It W418 noted -that.ihe -strettgeh of adheisitin Increases
af!'er prolOnge,d. se~rvicle_~or af tei tests ~it,~4ijh temperottures. The
adilition' oj~ 'smal I iamouhts -of meial p rs,~ to the fritii is suggested
ft , owda
inlorder to-hstoix the, crys 11ine lati*ici of the coo:ted metal by
di.rfusicn. i j~,~r i S. .:art. ..has 5 (1 ures
ASSOCIATI011 Novc!chat' -_y_,-pol.,itekhnl,cli~,iskiy- I n s't I t!v t
(Nilvoct 'echnicAl institute)
o ierkasisk 11 o ly t
SUIMITTED: 1) 0 ENCL~ 00 SUB CODE: 1-104 MT
~OTIJER: 002 ATT) 1181
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AZARCV, K.P. te&.n, nau):
Eff(-C~. of* the :(,MpC,9itj-Or, of' zlirccivium
onariel.r. cil t-.,:.r
.1 ker. 21 rtc,7;J9- 37 il '~,4,
NIFA 17~10)
NovocherkasAly polit.ekhnin-~-skly jnstlt.u,~ (Cor
Azarc-.'.
',eskov),

lgmmllm
WWAM k3lilq
NNW"
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pult r:.,1 1

AZARCfV SK # Pe p. dokt~w tektin..,r#tyk ldeceu,serlh'
GUCHANOVA, S.B., kand. t(,'khn.
- -11--0 iia:,A;':3IiCJIEIIBAK, T.I., J.nvh.
Wettirg and adhesion of ceramic coatings to metal.
Stek. i ker.
22 no.1:33-36 Ja 165. (MTRA 18:7)
1. Novocherkasakiy politekhnicbenklir Institut.

A 7ATOVA , T .
J, A., inzh.; RATNER, M.P., inzh., SHEMIENKO, V.A.,
inzh.
Reply to A.I. Maksimov's article "Fconomically
expedient distri-
bution of reserves in I-he electric power plants of
the Donets
Basin Elastic Power System using a coiEpensation
technique".
Elek. sta. 35 no.12:77-78 D 164.
(141RA 18;2)

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AZAROV, N.I.
How we carry out Lenin's theory of the correlation of
economics
and politics in the present-day p.~ase of the building
of communism
i.n the U.S.S.R, Trudy H.W-I no.26ilOl-121 160. (MIRA
15:2)
Xconomioa)

'0"
kZAROV-.-SA.; BRUSILOVSKIY,, M.I.; ZHABOVSKITp A.F.; GITMAN,
E.S.
Modernization of the worn apparatus for peaceneal unjoitding
of
stiff leather. Kozh.-obuv.prom. 4 ito.12slO-12 D '(41"
(VffRA 16%1)
(TAather industry-Squipment and supplies)
(Wading and m1okling)

AZAROV, S.I.
Rod-cutting punch press with automatic food.
Hashinoatroitel
no.1:8 Ja 160. (ICR& 13:4)
(Punching maohinery)

AZAROV~t
Mechardom for the al4toontic faedi~g of upoet wira and
otrip
to the shearing die, Iluz,-ehtam, proizv, 3 no. 2s44-47 F
16.1.
CKM 1411)
(Metalworking machimiry)

AZAROV. S.P.
Ways of reducing the cc-at of washirq; linen in communal
laundrieB. Gor. khoz.Nosk. 30 no.0:27-30 Ag '56. (KmA
9..10)
1. Nachallnik planovogo otdela Moskovskogo gorodskop
treats
prachechnykh.
(Moscow--Laundries, Public)

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14 IS h It A It 4 al al a) v ere
41: A a c 4 a -IL 8, 1, F, 9 0 1 1 1 j p A 1 .1. At 01 (A 0 U I
. a -~qpo
AI, . I . 1$1 A- .. CIIIII 11., ......... of
0 . - , 1~_ 1) H i'f I
so 11rdomunces of obli
1= PIP41,181fillf- T- M.,A(AltiIV, SPIlomw -00
al. 1411 pajw %till* imulk.ij ii
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.kMUV, T jH.,
1-1~
low% all possibilities to inorame petrolem production,
Noft.khox.
34 n0.7:1-5 J1 156. (Petroleuxt industry) (KLIA 9: 10)

AZAROVA, V.
Let's organize the supply of equipment to
enterprises. Sov.
torg. 37 no-lOt45-46 0 t63. (MIRA 17:1)

01-W 18s6)

AZAROV. Vsevolod Borislovich
(The return of happiness) Vosvrashchenie
schastlist. Moskva
Goa. izd-vo polit. lit-ry, 1961. 70 p. (MIRA
16t4i
(Filatov, Vladimir Petrovich, 1875-1956)

DANILOV, 14atvey Maksimovich; SUKHANOVA, Ye.,Yu.j,
kand. tekln. nauk,
retsenzent; AWOV,Y.N., st. yrepod., retBenzent,-
LA7WEV,Ye.11., dots.) reteenzent; PRIMA, N.S.,
red.;
VOLKOVA, V.G., tekhn. red.
[Con,.erci&l study of food products; meat and meat
products]
Tovarovedenie prodovollstvennykh tAwarov; miaso i
miasrwe
tovary. Yoslcva, lzd-vo "Ekonomika," 1964. 230 P,-
0AIRA 17:3)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy, institut torgovll i
obshche-
stveix-iogo pitaniya (for Sukhanova). 12. Moohn:a
institut
sovettikoy torgovli 14inisteratNa torgovli RSFql
(fcr Azarov).
3. Leitingradskiy institut sovetskoy torgovli im.
Fr.Engeltsa
(for Lazarov).

AZAROV, Vladimir Nikolayevich
(For the large-scale chemical industry] Za
bol'shuiu
khim:Liu. Lugansk) Luganskoe obl. izd-vo,
1961. 27 p.
(MIRA 170)

Prinl!MIJ uchartiyo:
labor-ant. tZAPkV, Yaj. khanik
me,
thermnl matbod of treating cu).rur oros. Trudy
"l)-35:C2-'LOO (111LIA 14-10)
dressing)

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AMBORS Azarpv D.
De%,loe Iojr mi 06sarlmd and Visu.'aly Observir ig Uie ourve of
diolectvic loss
ane-ID V.-I Ouctric iil~fd S'VUqU0nCy# mar,-3- 42, ,-iD.i 167572
rmkh znakov', np. 2, 1965~ 63...6.4'
SOUPJ,'F,,. Byun4en J.zob:,neteniy~ i, tova
TOPIC TAOS dielectric Ac' s'
'Ang
ABSTRACT14- Thlil. nts ~:Aovi~
a, e for masixr
~-ObservUg- the pwrvO cX d jo~.q.,.trip. los:,i ang~s vs.- e4eotric
-fie.;.d- frequen-Vi- c 0-n-
sisting 'of a milster I art,j ~biisurixig bil.idge circuit ~~
tKo-channel amplifier with a
Phase deLectorl, wid z~ cathbd'v-ray disj~Lr
ytube. To measure the.~phase WXt~ wach
C,~prppo-~tioxid'L to the ~J.*a1lootric losii angle, 'betnen tho
c~rreal. fl"irq! tilrough
the invouticat kd.,samj,,le iind 4,~he voltnIp app!iW to ~ it~ - a
bridge circuit 'Le -in-
A~~43.ed ~Axvh t~~.Wpebt' J'w. .-Idtidical mixerp., -filter.9 aW-
limittoi~s are*
the plaosil'a pha
~_Plaaed irl )ridge - Pia~go~al. I AV thv' -udtbr out pato io
:~'Whosa OAPUt 3~,kpal srtc*' 6' _)lIficatim is displaypd-on the
o3thode ray tubb (seo
tho ijL)dlosu~e) ~~To azura..tbo dielectrWXoss angl
61 in a- vido range of
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SopovA, J~.G.; GIMASM, L.G.; AYWSITNTA, MJ.;
SILAXOVA,, To.Ta.;
IX"VA,_A.G.; ALLNIU, I.J.; KOSAREVL, A.V.; SOWVIIVA,
A.V.;
Pf oblem of endemic rat typhus on the Black Sea
cotist. Zhur.
mIkrobiol.epid.1 Immun, 31 no-2:51-56 F 16o. (MIRA
13:6)
I. Iz R)etovokogo-na-Donu nauchno-iseledovatellakogo
instituta
Kinisterstva. sdravookhrananiya SSSR It portovyoh
protivochumuykh
laboratoriy v Odesee, Batumi i NOvorcesiyake.
(TYPHUS XURINA epidemiol.)
(TYPHUS veterinary)
(RATS diseases)

KOGAN, R.I.; AZAROVA, A.Zh.
Isolation and analysis of vegetable c4l, fractions
enriched with
tooopherols obtained by molecular digtillation. Tmdy
VNIVI 6t
614-74 1.59. (MML 1337)
1, Vuesoyuswy nauahno-lesledovatel'skiy vitaminn;ry
Institat.
Fisiko-iekbnologicheskaya laboratoriya.
(OILS ARD rATS)

AZVRDTI~, A. M.
Azarova A. H' "Chlorides in the blood and ur.na in
croupous inflamation of
'te lu-ni-sTI, Vracbeb. delo, 1943 , No. 12, parapraphs
1073-io.
SO: U-3o42, n March 53, (Lo opis 1zhurnal In3-kh Statey,
No. 10, 1949).

AZAROVA, A.M.., kand.med.nauk
. ........,
Role of the spleen in Wool depooltion aotivity in
ciraulatoz7
insufTioionoyo Teraporkh. 32 no,10164-71 160., (MIRA
1411)
1, 1% kafedry falmlstotskoy torapli (zav. - prof. S.Ya.
Shteyn-
berg) leohebnogo fakuliteta Miarlkovskogo meditainskogo
instituta.
(SPLEEN) (HISART FAILURE)

FEERESADA, Viktor Petrovich; VORONTSOV~ A,.Ya.~ rotsenzent;
PERp B.A... re-
tsonz-ant; PANFILOV, V.G.p retsemertj MOM, I.V.9 otv. red.1
AZAROVA _~,
red.; FRUMIN, E.Sop'UUm. red.
(Rada:,- detection of marine objects] Radiolokatsionnaia
vidimostl mor-
skikh obllektov. Leningrad, Gos.ijoiuznoe izd-vo sudostroit.
proDwshlep
1961. 158 P. (Radar) (MM 14il2)

FAVLOVI Vsevolod Aleksandrovich;RIVKIN, S.S,,,
doktor tekhn. nauk,,
retsex,zent; BUTENIN,, N.V.,, doktar tokhn. nauk.,
retsenzent;
PMUOI S,A.p nauchnyy red,; AUROITA, I.G.p red.1
TSAL, R.K.,,
tokhn. red.
(The g7roseopic effect, its manifew;ations and
applications]
Giroskopicbeskii effekt, ego proiafteniia i
ispollzovanie.
Leningrad, Goo. soiuznoo izd-vo sWostroit.
prorqshl., 1961.
163 p. (Gyroscope) (m*au 15 12)

VLASOV, Valerlan Ivanovich; BEFYIAN, Yakov
Isaakovich; KISIOV, A.G.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, retoenzent; PORTNOY, S.I.,
otv. red.;
AZAROVA.,_LG-,-red.; TSALI R.K., telcbn. red.
(DesiEA of the high~-frequexcy,units of radar
stations] Pro-
ektirovanie vysokoohastotnykh uzlclv
radiolokatsionmkh atan-
tsii. Leningrad, Gosseoimnoe izd-Aro sudostroit,
promyshl
1961. 356 p. (Radar) (Microwaves) (MIRA 25:~~

T-, T 1, T Cr
NOVIKOV, A.V.; GANINA, A.Z.; ONMINA, A.K.,: STULOVA, M.V.; AZAROVA.
L.A.;
DANIKOVA, M.N.; OPOLCUIRSEVA, T.P.; SHIBAYEV, V.F7.r'ZHXB71t-,-T*-wG.;
MINKINA, A.G.; OVSYANXIIIA, Ye.I.; SAMMOV. 7.S., red#; SLICHZIN,
A.A., redo;.YOMICHNV, P.Mo, tekhn,red,
[BoonoaW of Kaluga frovince; collected utatietics] Nerodnoe khosiai-
stvo Kaluzhokoi oblaoti; statisticheskii abornik. Moskva, Gom.stat.
W-ro. 1957. 142 p. WRA u.-6)
lo Kolubskeys oblaott, Statisticbeskoye upravl,gnie. 2. Statisti-
chestoye upravleniya Kaluthekay oblasti.(for all except Savenkov,
Slemzin, Yomichav) 29 Rachallnik Statisticheskogo upravlaniva
Ifaltuhako oblasti (for Savenkov)
TX~Iugs Province-Zoonomio conditions-.-Statistics)

- #y&.,Xmk~ImovD&;,,SUFMTSJtIY# S*A,,. red.; SATIROVA,
O.A., red,
.:_~qTA,jj1pk
izd,-va; YUXAWI KpSs, taktui. red.
[Capital arA vurp~us value] rapital I pribavoobnaia
stoimost';
lektsii po I~xrffm politichookoi ek3no-mii. (Hoakvaj
Isd-vo Nook.
univ., 1958. 62 ps (KUL 1197)
(capital) (Profit) (labor economlos)

AZAROVA, M.M,, dotsent, kand.okon.nauk; RAUTINA, N.Y.,
dotsent, kand.ekon.
nauk; ))OBRUSHIN, I.M., kand.okon.nBuk,- KOZODOYNY. I.I.,
doktor
ekonom.naulc, red.; GARSIA, L.. red.; ASTAKHOV, F.. red.;
PRCKCPITNV,
S.. red.; CE3PAMA, 0., takhn.rad.
(Reader in political economy) Khrestomatiia po
politichaskoi
akonomii. Koskva, Izd-vo sotsiallno--ekon.lit-ry, 1960.
739 p.
(MIRA 13;12)
(Economics)

M
.-AzAWU_,_ Mjkand. ekon. nauk, dots.; UUT2NA,
N.V..,, kand. ekon.
nauk, dots.; DOBRUSHIN, I.M., kand. air=. rv&uk;
)LAKHONIKOp
T.P., kand. ekon. nauk, dots.; TOLYPIN, N.M.,
kwLeko%
nauk.. dots.; KOZODOYEV, I.I., doktor skon.nauk,
prof.0 red.;
GARSIRt L., red.; MITINA, M., red.; DAROKYAN, M.,
riladshiy
red.; KRYIDVA, I., mladshiy red.; 1*)GINA,, N.,
tollAw. red.
(Chrestomathy in economics] Khrestonstiia po
politicheakoi
ekonomii. 2., perer. i dop. izd. Moskva, Sotsekgiz,
1963.
798 p. (Economics) (MIRA 16:4)

SHVACHYIII, Yu.r,,; AZAROVA~ M.T.
Potential antimetabolites. Part 16t Reaction of
citrulline with
oyanoacetate. Zhur. ob. khim. 35 no-3063-570 Yx 165.
(MIM 16W
1. Mosl-.ovakiy gasudaretvennyy univerBitet.