SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BABAYEVA, V. A. - BABCHIN, I. S.

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BABAYEVA# V.A.P dotsent
----361-6-of-the phrenic nerve in the formation of the oobw ganglions
Mad, zhurs Uzb, no* 2:41-43 F 161.~ (MIRA 14:2)
lo Iz kafedry normallnoy anatomii (zavo - prof, 9sN. Khalkuziyev)
Smarkandskogo gosudaretvennogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni
I.P. Pavlova,
(PMNIC NERVE)

BABAYEVA, V.A.
Morphology of the cells of Brown-Pearco tumors it, cytological prt~.L),%-
rations. Lab. delo 10 no.3:136-137 164. (MIRA 17:5)
Kafedra klinicheaRoy anatomii i operntivnoy k1drurgii (zaveduy~ish--
chiy - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof.B.V.Ognev) TSentrallnogo
usovershenstvovaniya vrachey i kafedra normallnoy anatomii (zavedu-
yushchiy - prof.I.G.Mardershteyn) Andizhanskogo meditsinskogo insti-
tuta.

VEKILOVA, F.I.; GADZIIIYEVA, L.K.; BABAYLVA, V,!,.; '1L-: -y' V' , - ,
Cobalt and nickel in listvenites. DokJ.. AN Awirb. ',hSR 20
no.12t2l-25 164. (MINA 18:4)
1. Institut geologii AN AzerY)SR.

BARAMA, V.G.
Leaf rollers. posts of pome fruit trees in the GiBaar Valley. Izv.Gtd.
ast.nauk AN Tadsh.SSH no.13:145-151 156. (MA 9:10)
1.1notitut 2oolegii i parasitologii
Akademii nnak Tndshikskoy SSR.
(Giesar Valley--Leaf rollers) (Fruit
imord nkademika Ye.M.Pavlovskoge
trees--Diseases nnd posts)

BABAYEVA, V.M., inzh.
Use of controlled silicon rectifiers in voltage regulation. Trudy
M11T no.199:146-154 165,
High-speed voltage regulation of rectifier systems. Ibid,:155-164
(MIRA 18t8)

ZINOVOYEV, A.A.; BAR&YEVA, V.P.
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Perchloric acid and its derivatives. Part 4: Perchloric acid
Hydrates. Zhur.noorg.khim. 2 no.9:2188-2195 S 157. (MIRA M12)
LInstitut obehChay i noorganichoBkoy khimit im, N,S. Kurnakova
0 SSSR.
(Perchloric acid)

,',0TH0:.S: Zinov 4 '? 8 - 22 /30
yev, A. A., Babayeva, Ve
'hloric knid nnd Ite. Der:vatives.
V1. The Binary -.'.ysten ~',onuhydr)tte-Ghloric Acetic
V
A ci d(Khlornayu kislota i ye;,c nroizvodn.%ye
V1. LIvoynaya sintt~ma monogIcirat khlornoy L.LS10ty-
uksusnaya ki-slota)
0 11 CA I. Zhurnal Neorganichaskoy Khimii, 1955, Vol. 5, lir 6,
PP. 1420-14.42 ~US3.i)
ABSTRACT: The system manohydrate chloric-acid - acetic-acid was
investigated in the present paper with re.%,neot to the
specific weightj viscosity, and melting p:;int.
Two eutectics were found in the melting-~oint curves.
The specific weigth and the viscosity of th 8 system were
aetermined at temperatures of 20, 35 and c0 C. The isotherms
of the viscosity curves have a marked maximum which
indicates the Dresence of HC10 4*H20 . 2 CH3CCOH.
At a temperature of -24,50C the monohydrate of chloric acid
passes over into a solid form, the condition of which was
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Chloric Acid and Its Derivatives. 78-1--6-22130
V1. The Binary System Monohydrate-Chloric Acid - Acetic icid
does not loose water in mixtures with anhydrous anetlc
acid.
There are 6 figures, 2 tables, and 4 references, 20f which
Are Sovi at -
ASSOCIATION: Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii ir.. N.S.
Kurnakova, AN SSSR
(institute of General and JnorCania ChemisLry imeni
N. S. Kurnakov, AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: May 24, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Monohydrate chloric acid--Acetic acid systems--Phase studies
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S/078/61/006/002/002/017
B004/B059
AUTHORS: Zinelvlyev, A. A.,_Babayeva, V. P.
TITLE: On the Thermal Decomposition of Perchloric Acid
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1961, vol. 6, No. 2,
pp. 271 - 282
TEXT: In an investigation carried out by A. A. Zinovlyev and A. B.
Tsentsiper (Ref. 2) it was found that the thermal disintegration of
perchloric acid takes place in three stages: an induction period, a stage
of maximum reaction rate, and a final stage in which the reaction rate
drops again. In the present paper the induction period and the influence
of trichloro-acetic acid as an inhibitor were investigated. Experiments
were made with 98.5% EC10 41 dtnhydrous HC10 40 and mixtures of HC10 4 and
C120 7' The disintegration was brought about in 15 cm 3-containers. The
quantity of liberated oxygen was determined. The rate of 0 2 separation was
set equal to the reaction rate. Figs. 2 and 3 show the results of these
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On the Thermal Decomposition of Perchloric'
Acid t004/BO59
experiments. The induction periods in the case of various compositions
are compiled in Tablel:
Composition Temperaturet 0C Activation energy
50 55 60 65 70 80 kcal/mole
induction period, minutes
98.50/'- HC104 86 - 20 5 33.2
unhydrous HC104 53 25 14 4 30.1
67-30- HC104+32-70-
Cl207 150 - 28 - 7 -
64-Zo IIC104+35-05
Cl207 - 25 11 - 3 - 31~6
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On the Thermal Decomposition of S/07 61/006/002/002/017
Perchloric Acid B004YB059 i
Figs. 4 and 5 demonstrate the inhibiting effect of M 3COOH and Tab]) 3
shows a list of the induction periods for various inhibitor conceniratia-a~
The results of the experiments made it possible to distinguish a fourth
stage, lasting one to two minutes, which precedes the induction period
and which is based on intense separation of the oxygen dissolved in the
acid. The linear function log-r- f(i/T) Was found for the induction period
T. Howevert at temperatures above 85 - 900C, a deviation from linearity
occurs. Within the limits of error, activation energy was 32.6 kcal/mole
in the average for all experiments. Since this corresponds to the activa-
tion energy of C1 20 71 it is assumed that the process is initiated by C1 ~7
formation: 2HC10 4 - C120 7+H20 (2); 11 20+HC1O4 - HC10 4. H20 (3). That
amount of monohydrate corresponding to these equations was found in all
experiments. N. N. Semenov, V. Ya. Rosolovskiy, N. V. Krivtsov, A. Ye.
Missan, and A. M. Sukhotin are mentioned in the paper. There are 9 figureq
3 tables, and 12 references: 8 Soviet, 1 British, and 4 German.
ASSOCIATION: Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii im. N. S.
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BABAYEVA, V.P.; ZINOVIYEV, A.A.
Mfect of the concentration of perchloric acid on its thermal
decomposition, Zhur,neorg.khim. 8 no.3t567-572 Mr 163. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii imeni N.S.Kurnakova,
AN SS6R,
(Perchloric acid)

BABAYEVA. V.P.'
Thermal decomposition of perchlorie anhydride. Zhur.(noorge
khim. 8 no.8tl8O9-i8l3 Ag 163. MIRA 160)
(Chlorine oxides)
(Heat of decomposition)
(Chemical reaction, Rate of)

S/02o/63/149/003/017/028
B192/B102
AUTHORS: Babayevat- V. P., Zinovyev, A. A.
TITLE: On the products of the thermal decomposition of anhydrous
perchloric acid
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 149, no. 3,.1963t 592-594
TEXT: The thermal decomposition of anhydrous HCLO at temperatures of
4
60-70 and 90 0C were investigated. As decomposition products the mono-
hydrate ECLO H 0, oxygen, CIO CIO and Cl were proved. The content of
2 31 2 2
CIO and, Cl showed two distinct maxima in dependence on the reacti
CIO 39 2 2 oIn
timo-- The first maximum, and the minimum iollowing upon it, occur at
almost the same time in the three reaction processes, It in assumed that
the decomposition of lIC10 proceeds via the formation and the decomposition
1 4
of chlorine anhydrate: 3 HCIO C1 0 + HC10 H 0. The anhydra'te
4 2 7 4 2
decomposes according to: Cl 0 CIO* + clol~' and the resulting radicals
2 7 7 4
undergo-various transformations leading to CIO and 01 as final products.;
2 2
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On the products of the thermal ... B192YB102
CIO C1 0 and CIO proved in the analysis are formed-only as intorme-
39 2 7 4
diate products. The marked lowering of the CIO 3f C102 and 012 content at
a filed moment of the decomposition can be explained onl5r on the assumption
-that in this stage of the reaction the consumption of these products for
secondary transformations prevails, as no increase of their concentration
in the gaseous phase could ba.deiermined. The separation of oxygen from
1gr HCIO increases from 180 CM3 at 6o 00 to 190 CM3 at 800C, which pointg"''
4
to a partial decomposition of CIO' into chlorine and-oxygon. There is
1 figure.
ASSOCIATION.: Institut obahchey i neorganicheakoy khimii im. N. S, Kurna-
kova (Institute of'General and Inorganic Chemistry imeni
N. S. Kurnakov)*
PRESENTED: D6-cember 6, 1962,1b I.'V. Tananayev, Academician
SUBMITTED. November 29, 196~
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(53-19752)
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BARAYEVA, Ye.A., kandidat pedagogicheskikh nauk.
Active relaxation. Zdorov'e 1 no.5:14-16 My '55. (MLR!m 9:3)
(RM)

BARAMA. Ye.A.. kandidat Peclagogichaskikh nauk
JValcal exercise for industrial workers. Zdoroyle 3 no.6:11-13
ja '5?. (KIRA 10:7)
(PHYSICAL 1DUCATION AND TRAINING)
(INDUSTRIAL HYGMI)

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Podoba, Yu. V.
Inst
Title On the Physiol-.Cicaal Dasis of Convoycr-W~,rk Canditicna.
Ori(.,, Yub: Fizicl. zb. sssn, 1958, 44, Nc 2, 89-96
Abstract: The ccnditic-n ~f the rictc.r analyzer was studied by
chrommutry c-f w~-rk (in the course cf 242 days) and
by invcstiC:;:Ai-.n c*f the latent pemod of t".e motor
reactim (10S d-.ys) in feriale wnrkers oixilyed in
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