SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOBKOVA, M. T. - BOBKOVSKIY, G. A.

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136bkova, M. T. - "The course of psychic diseases after
seriously closed traima of the
brain in the remote and residual periods, n Report 2. Trucly
Tsentr. in-ta psikhiatrli,
Vol. 379 1949, P. 71-79
SO; U-49349 29 Oct 53P (Iotopis 'Zhurnal Iroich Statey , No','
16,1949).

44978
S/170/63/006/001/015/pl5
B112/B186
AUTHORS: Lubay-Gertsyks A. L., Bobkoval,N. A.
TITLE: Generalization of the calculation of the efficiency
coefficients of pine and fine
PERIODICAL: Inzhenerno-fizicheakiy zhurnal, v. 6's no. 1, 1963P
118-121..,
TEXT: The following formula is derived for the coefficients of
efficiency
of-. pine and fins:
_FP (_P V0 TP-) [K - 1/2 + (K + 1/2)PY']
Y
where P,. a 1T so/a, IT 1,91K a _ff a JA a(x) is the
0 0 0 0 0
-9(x) is the diameter~-
coefficient of heat exchange with the heatcarrier,
of the fin, s(x) is the area of -cross section,, A is the
coefficient-of
thermal conductivity and b 1.6 a positive or negative coefficient
denoting
the distribution of the heat exchange according to the height of the
fin,
The case where formula (11) is accurate. is.expresely considered.
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S/170/63 oo6/001/015/0115
Generalization of the calculation .. B1-1 2/B1 X
ASSOCIATION:,' Moskovskoye ot4eleniye tsentrallnogo kotloturbinnogo
-instituta'imeii* 1. 1. Polzunova, Modkva (Moscow Branch. Of':
the Central 4o~lei and Turbine Inatitute imeni I. I.
Polzunov, Mospqw),
SUBMITTED: March 27, 1962
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POPKIWA, IN.A.
POTWOVA, N.A. __ 11T,~VeSti.,Zlton Of t,11C
U ~ A
Grain." Mlin Education.
Food Industry. Illo-,cow, 1956
(Dissertation for the DcL,,ree of
Thcrmapkvrzical Pro,lerli ,~ of
4 - I
Moncow Tectmolol,rical inst of the
Candidale in T,-:clm.J_cal ~clcncmns.)
FO: Knizhnaya Letopis', i';o 9, 1956

Category USSR/Atomic end Kolecular Fhysics - Liquids D-8
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 3, 1957, ho 6442
Author Zhunine, L.A., Boblcova, N.M.
Title r r O-P-0-r
t Fhysico-Chomical-- nics of Slag Glaso
Orig Pub t Sv. nauch. rabot. Belorus. Politelchn. in-t,
1956, vyp.
55t 81-87
Abstract : No abstract
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BOBKOVA, N. M. . Cand Tech Soi -- (diss) '111-Loe of
cesium
I C. 11
+n certain properties of silicaipt and boras glass. Minsk,
1957, 16 pp (Min of Higher Education USSR, Belorussian
Poly-
technic Inst), 100 copies (EL, 2-58, 113)
-30-

A`c
BMBORODOV, Hi., skadeadk; BOBEOVA, M-K-
wilmol"WAAWIN 'em -,..-
Therml -apansion of ossium milloste glass, DDkl,, AN
BSSR I no*lt
13;~16 11 157. (XIM llt3)-
1. Jig BSER (for Bbsborodov).
(Bxpansiou (Beat)) (Glanw)

V O'D K-C,)m
A!" N,
AUTHORS;
Bezborodov, M. A., Member of the All of
the 2 o - 4 -34/5'1

Belorussian SSR, and Bobkova, N. M.
TIT LE
The
Influence of Caesium. on the Refraction of Light by Silicate

Glass(Vlijaniye tseziya na svetoprelomleniye silikatnykh stekol)
'PERIODICAL:
Doklady AN SSSR, 1957, Vol. 116, Nr 4, pp. 652-655
'USSR)
ABSTRICT:
The behavior of caesium. in glass can be interesting
due to its

position in the periodic law where it has a special
position. It

has the greatest ion radius and basic properties which
are marked

to the greatest extent. The properties of glass-like,
casesium

containing systems was inspite of this not investigated
system-

atically. In present paper a part of such an experiment which
is

carried out in the scientific research laboratory of the instute

(see association) is discussed. Three systems were investigated

in
glass-like state: 1- Cs20 - Si02i 11. Cs20 - CaO-SiO2 and

'
III' C820 - Ka20 - Al 03 Simultaneously with the sistem I) glas-
6

-
ses: Li20 - Si02, NaR
Si02 and Y120 - Si02 were synthetized

in which the alkaline component
was introduced in equimolar

quantities with C820. Figure 1 shows
thatj 1) the refraction in-

dex of the 2-component-silicate-glasses
increases with increasing

CS20-content; 2) the
caesium-silicate-glasses have a higher re-
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fraction index
than the lithium-, sodium-, and~otassium glasses

The Influence of Cassium on the Refraction of Light by Silicate
Glass. 2o-434/51,,
of equimolar composition; 3) the refraction of light of the 2-
component-silicate-glasses decreases according to the content of
the alkaline oxide in following orders C520 - L12O - X20 -
Ns.20.
In order to study the role of cassium. in 3-component-glasses,
the part of the diagram R20 - CaO - SiO was chosen which corre-
sponds to the industrial compositions oi sodium glasses.
4,series
t 4
of glasses were synthe ized: 1) U20 - CaO - Si02; 2) Na20-CaO-
-B102; 3) K2 0 - CaO - Si02 and 4) CB20 - CaO - S102- In both
series the refraction indices, determined by experiment, corre-
sponded completely to those obtained according to the method of
Appen ( reference 4 ). Tile refraction of light decreases in the
3-component- glasses in following order: Li20 - Na20 - X20. It
could be assumed that it will still decrease in the case of a
sub-
stitution of K20 by C820. The contrary was, however, the case.
This phenomenon was effected by a deviating behavior of caesium
in the glass. As the caesium ion belongs to the greatest cations
and has simultaneously a small charge, it is obviously deformed
in the glass. This influences considerably its behavior in the
glass and the refraction of ligth of the latter. The refraction
index increases with the caesium content so that caesium. is to
ta-
ke the first place in the given order. At present the caesium
Card 2/3 salts are comparatively expensive components for the
production

The Influence of Caesium on the Refraction of Light by Silicate
20-4-34/51,
Glass.

of glass. Polucite -a natural mineral- was recommanded as sub-

stitutionsfor it. Its high refractoriness(cl*rca 16goO)demands,

however,easily fusible additions.This mineral and Ha?O were
used

for the synthetization of 4-component-glasses according to
the

'
system C82-Na O-A120 _S102 The choice of thekompositions was li-
*
-
i
?

the
aesium oxide to A1203 and S'02'
ate of
a
ouna s
mited by the

Therefore the Ca O-content of the alumina increased
with the Ton-

erde. Actually tfie polluoite composition was
exploited and N20

added to such an extent as to obtain together
with A1203 and

Si02 of the pollucite a Fl-eutectic.This glass is
completely mol-

ten and gets clear already at i3ooo- Since the
increased Na20-

content is bound to lead to a reduction of the
chemical power of

The auth-
resistance the V20-content was reduced in favor of SiOg

:
ors obtained by this method satisfactory glass at 135o Finally

the partial number of the caesium oxide was compated for the
re-

0 in glasses with 2,3,and 4 components.
fraction of light 'TCS

2
There are 4 figures and 6 references,3 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION:
Belorussian Polytechnical Institute Minsk
(Belorusskiy politekhni-

cheskiy institut Minsk)
SU13MITTED:
December 2o, 19~6
AVAILABLE:
Library of Congress
Catd 3/3

5(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2451
~-Bexborodov, M. A., Academiaianp Academy of Sciences,
BSSR,
Professor, and N. M. Bobkova, Candidate of Technical
Sciences
I la
,V21yaniye tBeziya na nekotoryye svoystva '.sAikatnykh I
bornykh
stekol (Effect of Cesium on Some Properties of Silica and
Boron Glasses) MInskj Izd-vo~11Zvyazda," 1958. 42 p. 1,000
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Belorusskiy politekhnicheakiy institut.
Nauchno-issledovatel'skaya laboratoriya silikatov I
stekla.
Tech. Ed.: B. 1. Bartman.
PURPOS-E: This booklet is intended for chemists and
technologists
in glass manufacturing.
COVERAGE: This booklet investigates the role of cesium in
glass
and its Influence on some properties of silica and boron
glasses in the following systems: 1) C020-SiO2, 2)
C320-CaO-
S102, 3) C820-Na2O-Al2O3-SiO2, and 4) C820-PbO-B203. Data
are
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Effect of Cesium (Cont.)
SOV/2451
given on molar and percentage compositionso-cooking
properties,
crystallization properties, refractive indices, thermal
expan-
sion, infrared permittivity, and softening temperatures. No
personalities are mentioned. There are 23 references: 14
Sovielto', 7 English, and 2 German.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: None given. The-booklet is divided as
follows:
I. C820 - S102 System
II- C520 - CaO S102 System
III- C520 - Na20 A1203 - S102 System
Water resistance
Soda (Na2CO31 resistance
Acid resistance
IV- C020 - PbO - B203 Sy8tem
V. Fractional Amounts of Cn200 B2030 and PbO for Light Re-
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7
13
23
29
29
29
31

Effect of Cesium (Cont.)
fractivity and Thermal Expansion
Bibliography
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Ehimiya, 1959, Nr 23, p
350 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Bobkova, N.M.
TIME: The Effect of Cesium on Some Properties of Silicate
Glasses
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. rabot. Belorussk. politekhn. in-tJ,
1958, Vol 63, pp 16 - 26
ABSTRAM The three systems SiO SiO - Al Cs2O
2-~C"Q'" _o 20 - Na 0
2. v'.8iQ2-r-- 2
were investigated, The two-component giasses were of the
lollowing com-
position (in mol. %): S102 80 - 92, Cs20 20 - 8- In order to
compare
the properties, the melting of the glasses was carried out with
U20,
Na2O and K20 in equimolecular quantities. The melting was
carried out in
porcelain crucibles in a Silit furnace at 1,3800C~with a
holding time of
1 hour. It has been established that the activity of alkali
oxides in-
creases from U20 to Cs.0-in glassesXf equimolecular
composition; in the
same sequence ificreases also the viscosity of the glasses. For
Na-K-Cs-
glasses the refraction index nD and the orystallizability were
determined.
Based on the study of light refraction of experimental glasses
it has been
established that with an increase in the Cs20 content in
two-component
Card 1/3 silicate systems nD Increases considerably;
cesium-silica glasses have a

68960
The Effect of Cesium on Some Properties of Silicate Glasses
SOV/81-;-59-23-82986
higher light refraction than lithium, sodium and potassium
glasses of equ:bnolecular
composition. The investigation of 3-component glasses was
carzied out by the same
methods. It ha s been established that the activity of alkali
oxides in glasses of
equimolecular oomposition increases from Li 0 to Cs 0. The
viscosity of three-
2
component glasses also increases oonsiderab y in the case of an
increase in the
molecular weight of the alkali oxide. The following
pbysical-chemical properties
were investigated:- pD, specific gravity (for cesium glasses),
arystallizability.
It has been established that in the case of molecular
substitution of Li 0 by N 0
and Na2O by K20 n D of the glasses decreases. In the case of the
substiCtion oN
X20 by Cs20 tfie light refraction increases considerably. It has
been shown that
according to the effect on the light refraction of
three-component glasses the alkali
oxides ve arranged in the following series: Cs 0 - Li 0 - Na 0 -
K20. In distinction
2
from Li and Na+, Cs has in glass the ooordinatign, number 8. Ce
specific gravity of
cesium glasses is within the range 2.9 - 3.1. The study of the
tendency of the glasses
to crystallization has shown that with an increase in the Cs
content (up to 20 mol. %)
the crystallizability of the glasses increases; the greatest
tendencytD crystallization
is observed in the 1,100 -'1,2000C temperature range. For
obtaining four-component
glasses the natural mineral pollucite containing SiO2. A1203 and
Cs2o was used as raw
material for the introduction Of C82S. To the composition of
polluciti an amount of
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68960
The Effect of Cesium on Some Properties of Silicate Glasses
jDV181-59-23-829%
Na2O which corresponded to the eutectics was added. The composition
of the initial
glass (in weight %): Na-0 29.9, Cs20 20.6, A1203 14.5, S'02 35.0.
In the
selection of the followi;~ glass compositions the Rim was pursued
of reducing Na,20 at
the expense of increasing the quantity Of S102 at 3% intervals with
an unchanged content
of CsgOand Al 0 until glasses with a satisfactory penetration at
the temperature of
1,350 C are o~Uied. A total of 10 series of glasses was molten, in
which the Cs 0
content was 20.6, 18, 16, 14, 12, lo, 8, 6, 4 and 2%. The ratio
Cs20 - A120- remled
always constant. For the glasses of the SiO2 - A 10, - Na,,0 - Cs2o
system I melt=,
and processing properties were investigatedt cryeaflizability,
coefficient of therm
expansion, softening temperature, chemical resistance, nD and
transmittance in the infra-
red region of the spectrum. It has been established that an
increase in the pollucite
content in glass increases the chemical resistance of the glasses;
nD of the glasses of
this system increases with an increase in the %D content. Tho
partial number of Cs
oxide was calculated for 2-3-4-component glasses. The partial
number of Cs oxide for
the light refraction of two-component glasses has a tendencyto
decrease in the case of
an increase in the Cs 0 content. The values of the partial numbers
of Cs oxide for light
refraction in 3- and i-component glasses vary insignificantly
around a,certain average
value, which makes it possible to consider the partial number of Cs
oxide as constant and
being equal to 1.7. It has been established that Cs2O exerts a
greater effect on light
refraction -than all other alkali oxides.
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PHASE I BOOK EVLOITATION, SOV13763
Bez~lbrobv, M.A., N.M. Bobkova S.M. BrekhovskM, N.N.
Yemoleako,
EX. Mazo,
DiagranmW steklodbrawykh - sistem (DIAgram at Vitriform
Systems) Minsk,
Redaktsionno-iz"tellskiy otdel BPI imeni I.V. Stalina,
1959. 313 P.
Errata slip inserted.; 1,500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: Minsk. Belorusakiy politekbuicheskiy
institut. and
BSSR. Knisterstvo v.*ssbego, srednego spetsiallnogo i
professionallnogo
obiazovaziiya.
Ed. (Title page): M.A. Bezborodov, Academician, BSSR
A.cademy of Sciences,
Doctor of Technical,Seiences; Ed. (Inside book): N.V.
Kapranova;
Tech. Ed.:.P.T. Kuzlmenok.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for chemists., scientists.,
and engineers dealing
wiWvitriform systems.
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Diagram of Vitriform Systems sov/3763
COVERAGE: The materials contained in this book on vitrifom systems
were cco.
ptled by the Scientific Re'seaich Laboratory of Glass and Silicates
of the
Belorussian Po~lytechnie Institute and the Laboratory of the
Physical Chemistry
of'Silicates of the Belorussian Academy of Sciences. Tke book
surveys all'
literature on the properties of vitrifom*systems available up to
1958% All
vitriform systems are presented with "composition-property"
diagrams. Pigures 1
through 5 provide a graphic sumary of the present state of
knowledge of the
properties-of various vitriform systems. The systems are presented
diagram-
matically in increasing order of complexity. One-component to
eight-component,
systems are treated. This survey shows.that to date 177 systems
have been
studied and 56B`c~mPosition-prqperty" divgras have been
constructed. Chapter
I was written by.Ye.A. Foray-Koshits, References accompany
individual chal;terf.
TABLE OF UNTENTS:
Preface 3
Ch. I. Structure of Glass 14
Ch. II. One-Cmponent Systems 41
Ch. III. Two-Component Systems 51
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Diagram ofVitriform Systems
Ch. 1W. Three-Comp6nent Systems
Ch. V. Multicomponent Systan
'System in(lex
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236
300-,
JA/dvm/=n
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ACCESSION NR: AP4040681 S/0072/64/000/006/0005/0008
AUTHOR:-Kitaygorddskiyj I.--I. Bobkova, N. M.; Nemkovich, 1.'K.
TITLE: Electric properties of aluino-boro-silicate glassesI.
SOURCE: Steklo i keramikal*no.,6, 19649 5-8
TOPIC TAGS: alumo boro silicate glasss glass electro resistivity,-
rglass dielectric constantl glass dielectric lossl electric
property'
ABSTRACT: The work was.prompted by the scarcity of data concerning
the electric properties of alumo-boro-silicate glasses, despite the
fact that they attract growing interest because of ',heir high
electro insulating properties. The authors invest.,.gated glasses
.~.T~,
of the following compositions (wt%) 62-4 Si029- 8 j20 8 A120
'-20 RO, 1.6 K 0 and 64 Sio 8 B 0 8 Al 0 20 RO, aAere R =J#
Mgas
of2ca;mi
CaO, SrO, Ba6 and PbO. Tfie' infKance cal composition,
field frequency and temperature on electric properties:(dielectric
constant, resistivity and dielectric losses) was investigated, for
all glass types electric resistivity p expressed as.log,4 -1/T is
linear (T-temp). Cation mobility determines the electroconductivity
f as (the Pb cation Vaing an mcception because of lead glass

ACCESSION NR; AP4040681
es),! Diglectric losses, tan 6,
lower viscosity at high temperatur
were studied in the range from 105 to 3-10Y cycles. 'It was foud
H
that losses are at their lowest point at medium frequencies: 10 J,.;
10 cycles. The losses of lead glass are similar to those -of bariuml
glass. An increase pf the loss angleJs observed.at temperatures
rising from 20 to-3000. Dielectric constant 6 of low alkalinit
Y
glasses increases with the introductig'n of one diyalent oxide
instead of another -An proportion to,,the increasing radius of
thei.j,
cation. With increasing field frequelicyp dielectric constant
rapidly decreases when fre4uency 'exceeds .10 It increas6s with
temperature due to.ahorter~relaxation-time. Orig. :art. has: 5
figures.
ASSOCIATION,;
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BO BKOVA 11 1-1 red.; YERROILENKC, N.N.. red.;
ZHUNINA, L.A., re-d.
;=4-L P
[flew types of glass and glass materials] No-vye
stekla i steklo-
materialy. Minsk, Eauka I tekhnika, 1965. 174 P.
(MIRA 18:11),
1. Pinsk. Be3oruaskiy palitc-Rhnicbosldy imstitut.

15-57-2-1335
Translation from: Referativn y zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 2,
p 22 (USSR~
AUTHOR: Bobkova, N. N.
TITLE: The Find of Rudistes in the Senomanian Deposits in the
Tadzhik Depression (0 nakhodke rudistov v senomanskikh
otlozheniyakh zapadnoy chasti Tadzhikskoy depressu)
PERIODICAL: Materialy Vses. n.-i. geol. in-ta, 1955, Nr 9,
pp 114-119
ABSTRACT: Praeradiolites kugitagnensis.sp. n. is found in
schistous detrital sandy 'Limestones of the upper part
of the Senomanian.
Card 1/1 B. F. P.

BOBKOVA, N.N.
.OW Caprinula soluni local zone in the upper Senoman of
the southwestern
Darvaza Range. Inform.sbor.VSEGEI no.42:121-125 '61.
(MIRA 15:1)
(Darvaza Range--Paleontology, Stratigraphic)
C_

BOEKOVA, Natallya Nikolayevna4- KIPARISOVA9 L.D.,
nauchnyy red.; SEGAL', Z.Gff
- ve-Tushchiy red.1 SAFRONOVA, I.M., tekhn,red.
[Late Crete -eot' he
c _q-;ovaters in t TaJik Deprecsion] Pozdnemelovye
ustritay TafthAWAoi,depressii. Leningrad,
Gostoptakhisdatp 1961.
139 p. (Leningrad!. Vaesoiuznyi goologicheakii.
institut. Trudy,
V*50). (Tajik Depression-Oysters, Fossil) (NIRA 16:3)

ACCESSICK XR: AP402920~ _-6/64/0W/0OP2j0026/W31
AUTHOR: Koryaldn., Ie Vo (Moscow); ftk6m N. cow)
oil
TITIE i lavestiption at conditions for producing conglomerated
nolAdenuis powdet -
SOURCE; PoroshkwMa *et%Lbn%1"j,:no. 2# 19%,, 26-31
TOPIC TILGS: molybdenua, solAdenui powder, conglomerated powderj,
powder pro-
duction
ABSTRACT: A study *as =0 of theeffect of the temperature and time of
redue'
Von the quantity and moisture of'Ahe hydrogen, the additions of
potassium
chloride or molybdic anhydride
to siolybdenum dioudde on the quality and yield
Of congloaterated nolYbdanum. powders of various fractions. The
rhysicochemical
analyses of molybdenin powders are presented in tables. The authors
state that
1: highly conglomerated molybdenum powder can be obtained by
reduction of the
eowee-grafted molybd~ dl(KiAes 1) In moist hydrogen at 90000, or 2)
in dr7
-15W*c'& 38y moms of the latter it 15 possible to produce
hydrogen, at 140D
! no2ybdenus powder contalning up to -47$ of conglomerste,&
paxticles. vith a size of
0-70 JA* Oftg* Wts -but P- figures ind-3 table.

Acmslog im
Ap4oePD

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STEPANOVI D.L., red.; _BPP~OVA, N.N.p red.;
VERESHCHAGINY V.N.,
red.; KMIGOLITS, G.Ya... red.; MIKLUMG-4-1AKLAY,
A.D.),
red.; TSAGARELI, A.L.., red.; SIMPANOV, D.L.~ red.
(Stratigraphy of the Upper Paleozoic and
Mlei-:ozoic of the
southern biogeographical provinces]
Stratigrafia'a verkhalego
paleozoia i mazozoia iuzhrkvkh
biogeografiches-kikh provintsii.
Moskva, Nedra, 1964. 22~ p. (Mezlidunarodnyi
skii kongress, 22 sessiia. Dolklady sovetskikh
geologov,
problema 16a) (1-Tu 16:1)
1. Natsionallryy komitet geologov Sovetskogo
Soyaza.

4/0024
AUTHOR: Amosov, V. M. - Bobkova N. N.-A:~ Dianov V. V
TITLY: The dependen6e of the tecbnoQllcai'propertle~'of tan Wum and
niobium on the
physicochemical characteristics of the Initial powders 3
SOURCE: Poroahkovaya-metalb a, no. 7, 1965, 19-24
"tant tantalum powder
:me r
-TOPIC M a~ ower, ru um poivd6
-~71--'~!-----'- . 1.-P
alie, tantalum pavider pur tum powder purity, n1oblum powder size,
metal
pov;der presaing
AD '0 as 0
STRACT; A study is made of the piu.1 d - I ticitv~~f Ta and Nb as a
function of
ty an
siffe-F-01
the grain size and chemicall compo on the inFtig -pouxiers. The
authors utilized
as raw materials the electrolytic powders of varying grain size and
purity which were
preliminarily fluxed following a previously published procedure (V.
N.M. A ro osov,
Tsvetnyye metally, no. 6, 65, 1961; by. VUZov, "Tsvetnaya
metall'urgiva, - no. 4,
122) L962). The results c-over 1) the degree of pressing during
~-otnpacting of sintered
moldings as a function of the average particle size of the starting
povvder; 2) the tensile
strength of sintered moldings as a function of the particle size; 3)
the degree of pressing
Cord 1/2

KHMAJIA, S.M.,. Inz.h.; BOBKOVA, N.V., lnzh,
Using hard-alloy dies in the plants of the
h-harkov Economim
Cbunc-11. Mashinostroenle no.W6 'hl--L) 164 (MIRA
18-.2)

VMOKA 0.
f
USSR/Engineering Metallurgy FD-814
Card 1/1. Pub. 41 - 6/17
Author Bobkova, 0. S., and Samarin, A. M., Corr Wmb, Acad of Sci,
USSR
4r
Title Relation between surface tension of chromium-nickel melts and
certain
properties of chromium-nickel alloys
Periodical Izv. AN SSSR, Otd. tekh. nauk 2, 52-59, Feb 1954
Abstract Investigates effect of surface tension of melts on
hardness and impact
strength of Cr-Ni alloys. Describes procedure of determining surface
tension by the method of maximum pressure in gas bubble and studies
effect of boron on surface tension in melts with or without
additions of
titanium, discussing also amount and effect of nonmetallic
inclusions
in alloys obtained from these melts. Tables, diagrams. Two
references.
Institution
Submitted January 29, 1954
& of

137- 1958- 1- 22 7
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya . 1958, N
r 1, p 3 5 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Bobkova, 0. S.
TITLE: -The Viscosity of MgO-SiO 2- A] 203Slags (,Vyazkost'
shlakov sistemy
MgO-SiO 2- Al203)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Fiz. -khim. osnovy proiz-va stali, Moscow,
AN SSSR,
1957, pp 488-496. Diskus. pp 505-512
ABSTRACT: An investigation was made of the viscosity VI of
synthetic
slags containing 35-60% SiO 10-40% MgO, an 10-40% A1203
Amounts of CaO, FeO, and 0 were added to the slags in t e
oj 3
percentages found in the slags saturated ferro-chromium and
silico-chromium. Measurement of viscosity was by viscosimeter
by the method of damped oscillations at temperatures up to
17000-
17500. The slags revealed -a smooth variation in.q with tempera-
ture. The most viscous slags were those containing approximately
60% and < 40% SiOz I The high of silica slags is explained by
the
presence of large complex sluggish anions of the Si Oz_ and
Y
Al 0' types. The relationship of q to (SiO2', was established-
hxe Iffect of adding CaO, I of
T Fe oxides, and Cr oxides on the I
Card I /Z the slag, and the effect of substituting A1203 for
M90 with 50%

137-1958-1-227
.The Viscosity of MgO-SiO2-A]203 Slags
Sio2 was investigated, Petrographic and mineralogical analyses
show the slags to be homogeneous And to form glasses. In slags
of high SiOz content (appx. 6076), sligl-A segregation of
forsterite
or mullite was found, depending on the MgO/AI203 ratio.
isotherms
for 20 poises are plotted on the M90-SiO2-Al203 pbase diagram.
The viscosity of slags of the MgO-SiO -Al203 system depends on
the SiO concentration and the MgO/A6203 ratio. In slags
contain-
ing 40-~37o SiOZ and in which MgO/A1 ~03 ) 1 ~ q /, 20 poises,
and
they are fluid. Additions of CaO and FO reduce the I of the
slags,
whereas additions of Cr oxides raise it,
I.P.
1. Slags-V:18OQ9ity--%Measure=nt 2. Slap-Ana1ysis
Card 2 /2

SHAPIRO, N.M.; B-OBKOTA' O.S.
Determination of nonmetallic inclusions in
carbon-free
ferrochromium. Zav.lab. 26 no.q:io56-lo6o 16o. (MIRA
13:9)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-Looledovatellskiy inatitut
chernoy
metallurgit im. I.P.Bardina.
(Iran-chromium alloys)

VOINOV, S.G.; E."tLIJINIKOV, Yn.3.; TOPILISKIY,
P.V.,-,IMUQ~0 ~S.
V,G,; SI"'RO, V.P.; KOSOY, L.F.; SHALIMOV~ A.G.;
Developing a procedure for the maldng of
semifinished products for the preparation
Stall 22 no,2:128~~2 F 162.
(slag)
(Electrio furnaoes)
limestone and alumina
of synthetic slag.
(MIM 15:2)

BOBKVJAS O.S.; AGARKOVA, N.A.; RABUKHIN, A,N.;
TOPILISKIY, P.V.; RYSS, M.A.
Producing refined ferrochromium by the mizin of melts.
Stall 23 no./+:
331,333 Ap 163. (MIRk 162-4)
(Iron-chromium alloys.-Metallurgy)

RY, 141?,q)VA 'G.
of ofloj-~Ori; Ing cri !,ho-i prc-pertiris -)I*
--,rt, ard 11,1:f) nil"XIhire. stal'' 2-1. 6 Onlv~ 37-:0)
.A.. T',,-n*lr~3.1'.,iyy s' - . unerlicy ulet
in t I, t.li ah urg
ilnpnl,~ ".". NtrJI-ne..

UW- dve3,
OM
Adning xubttilmma it the

Lqu

iroev -(Al - In Me oto
ln-m,

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crub-m-ldc, graup in the

appr-c-dy due to iotmniz-i

the &ubidtuunt stid the
mrb~=,Y; U 0 the

aminem to M-70', first at 40-AC

nJ~Icd

m0~,'. ~C
:, --I
I). Mcubstitmed smides tnd ethyi

-
-
trom the =y) chicride and the km!nes ir i~

tODOWIZE
mWes of

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pThc4y$'(j-nDp.1,M:4' wmj:~ SZL4 I

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in UM. vy"th 5.2 E
PC14 1 h,-

pure 1-naphthol-2--vuUmyl

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gave

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USSR/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jour: Rof Zhur-Rhimiya, No 6y 1957, 19161
Author Fortnaya B.S., Spasoluk-otzkiy N.S., Turitzina N.F.,
Va._ U*,., Arbuzov G. I. I Lovkoyev 1. L
4Z~k
Title Studies in the Series of Azomothene Dyes. I. On the Dye-
ing of some Indoaniline Dyes, Derivatives of4 -Haphthole,
Containing Substitutes in the Naphthalene Nucleus.
Orig Pub: Zh. obshch. khimiyi, 1956, 26, No 9; 2537-2546
Abstract: Synthesis in the series of indoaniline dyes (1) is
carried
out by oxidation of a mixture of diethyl-n-phonylonodia-
mino (II) and eL -naphtholo (III) or its derivatives, and
their absorption spectra in C1130H is studied. To an aqua-
ours suspension of AgOl (from 0.044 taolo AgIT03 and 0.05
mole NaCl) are added an aqueous solution of 0.03 mole
Na2C03P an alcoholic solution of 0.005 mole III, and an
Card 1 1/5

USSR/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic
Chemistry. E-2
Abe Jour: Rof Zhur-Khimiya, No 6, 1957, 19161
ri
CONIIC6"' 86.2, lV-176 (from othylacotate), 692;
CON-
(CH3)06 51 88, 124 (from 03H701i), 640;
C0N(C6Hr,)2, 95,
eOO (from 031170"'), 645; covii-vu-c,0117, 90-9
34-105
from othylacotate), 698; corm-,41 -c,0117, 76.61
196-197
from othylacetate), 696; COTT(06F5)- c~_-CIOH7,
66.5, 221-
222 (from othylacotato), 646; COLT-(06115)- -C107,
96.3,
!67-169 (from CAI 011) 646 (1o); S02NC6Ii5; 98.7
004 (from
ale.), 678, SO;?'(~ISH5~ , go, 181-182 (from
alc.~,'_689. Ial
b,d,o are purifiod by means of chromatography of a
solu-
tion in C6H6 over A1205, and Ic-.-ovor SiO The deep
color of I, containing a carboxyl or a nu~;tituted
car-
bamido group with an active hydrogon atom in
position 2,
is oxplainod by the formation of an intramolocular
hydro-
gon bond with the carbonyl 0. The necessary
monoaryl-
anidos of 1-hydroxynaphthoic-2 acid for the
synthesis of
I (IV--aoid) aro obtained by heating tho
corresponding
Card 3/5

USSR/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic
Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jourt Rof Zhur-Khimiya, No 6, 1957, 19161
amines with phonyl ostore IV at lowered prossurc.
Ethyl-
amido and disubstitutod amidou IV are synthesized
by the
interaction of aminos with chloranhydrido IV in an
inert
solvent. The following amidos IV arc obtained
(onumoratod
are X in COX-- rubstitutc, yield in Dercont, m.p.
in 00
(from alc.)): W511H, 76, 154; 77, 41 162-
l63;i1-C1OH7Mt 89-5P 181; 1-1112t 99.2, 191-192;
C2H51~"')
32.5, 152; (Cli5)2N, 25.7, 57--58; 06115(01i~)N,
61-7, 136;
(06H ) N 79 ~ 1:~4; 0 H (et-ClOH7)141 83, , 161-162;
1 146-147. 1-naphtholcoulfochlorido-
615?'(2)' 'ClOil7iN, 87.8,
0
2 ( rom X-salt acid and PC1q in CHC17, yield - 500,
m.p.
112-1130 (from ligroin)) by +,he action of amines is
transformed into the corresponding oulphamidos
(enumer-
atod amino, yield of amides in percent, m.p. OC
(from
Car~ 2 4/5

PORTNAYAO B.S,;.BOBKOVA T.P.; KRASHENI1411KDVA~ M,V.;
CHELITSOV, V.S.;
LEVNDYEV,
Studies in the field of azomethine dyes. Part 4: Indoaniline
dyes
derivatives of I.,2-hydroxynaphthoic acid anides containing
hetero
cyclic residues in the presence of nitrogen amide. Trudy
NIKFI no.
40:106-11.9 160. (KM 15:2)
(Indoaniline)(Dyes and dyeing)

V
A
8/058/63/000/0().3/045/104
Q
A062/A101
P-ruw-, B. S., Solov'yeva, 1. A., Turitsyna, N. F.,
LevkQTev,I.I.*
Chel'tnov, V. S., Bobkova, T. P.p Tkschen-
ko, T. G.
Tl=t On the properties of masking color Icomponents of
arylazo derivedl
pyrazolones (5) and anilides of 1,2-oxynaphthoic acid
PMIODICAM Referativnyy zhurnal. Fizika, no. 3. 1963, 86,
abstract'3D584
("Uspekhi nauchn. fotogr.", 1962, v. 8, 35 - 43)
TEM An investigation w&L'made on the dependence of the
color.photograp
properties of some arylazo derived pyrazolones and anilides
of 1,2-oxynaphthoio j
.,~acid on the nature and position of the substitution
agents in the aryiazo-group.t~!
It id established'that the phenyl derivatives of
pyrazolones and of 1,2-ozynaph-Ij%:
thoic sold are-compounds considerably lose tmsoeptible,of
reaction in the oondi-
tions of color'developing than the initial purple and pale
blue components. The
entry of elsotropositive substitution agento into the
phanylazo-group somewhat I
increases the reaction capacity otthe components, the most
favorable influence
Card 1/2

S/058/63/000/003/045/104
On the pioperties of masking color components... A062/A101
being shown by the oxy-group, In the position 4.
Eleatronegative substitu-
tion agents in the phenylazo-group of masking pale blue
components cause a sharp.
decrease of the activity, and in the case of derivatives of
3-allWlpyrazolone
they may show also a favorable influence. Some of,the
obtained compounds may be
employed for prepari~& negative and oontratype, masking
color motion-pioture ma-
terials. It is shown that arylazo-derivatives of 3-al)Wl-
and 3-acylamino-
orp-
."!.pyrazolone usually absorb the light of the blue-violet
range (maxi- of abs
tion 4oo - 420 z~a) . The entry of strong electron donor
substitution agents into
:..:';.`the phenylazo-group causes an appreciable deepening
of their coloration. Th
absorption spectra of the masking pale blue components of
the derivatives,of
1,2-o.Vmphthoic acid include- the blue-violet and partially
the green portion of
~:',the spectrum and in many oases they consist of two
bands whose relative intensity
may change strong3,y according to the nature and position
of the substitution
agents In the arylazo-group. A particularly sharp increase
of the absorption in-
,`.-t.'..tenaity in the blue-violet- range takes place in
the case of 2-wethyl- and 2-
.!j,',_-chloMhenylazo derivatives. It is established that
the majority of the inves-
_-;::1,-tIgatad masking purple and pale blue components at
PH 5 are, as a rule, stable
'-'.-;':.,~'enoush in respect to solutions containing
ferrooyanio potassium. In alkaline
one their stability at naly decreases.,
~Aobattraw, ealls"atiote iComplete tr 0
Card 2/2

PORTIIAYA, B.S.; TYMIEDIKO, T.G.- -110BYOVA T.F.;
LETIMPIV I I. I.
Studies in the field of azomethine dyes. 'Report No.7:
ihotographic
properties of some substituted phenols of the benzene
series. Zhllr.
nauch. I. prikl. fot. J kin. 20 no.4:278-2'86 11-Ag
161).
1. Vsesoyuznyv nauchno-issledovatel I skiy
kinofotoinstitut O*iI17IIJ .

BOBKOVA, T.S.
Structure and functions of silk glands of the Chinese
(p&Vi)
silkworm and the com6n silkworm. Int.obox. 34:23-34 '55.
(KLR& 9:5)
1. Nafedra entomologil Leningradskogo gosudaretvennogo
tmiyerelteta.
(Silkworms)

ANIBIOTICS
"A Method for Obtaining Nystatin* from Cultures of
Actinomyces Noursei
by the Subsurface Fermentation Method", by T.S.
Bobkova and I.N.
Kovsharova, Institute for the Search of New
Antibiotics of the Academy
of Medical Sciences USSRj Antibiotiki, No 2,
March-April 1957, PP 40-43
The authors were successful in producing Nystatin
from the cultures
of an active strain of Actinomyces noursei by the
subsurface fermenta-
tion method.
7he nutrient medium experimentally arrived at by the
authors, and
considered by them to be the best for the cultivation
of the producer
of Nystatin, was composed of: glucose 4%; corn
extract - 0.25%;
(NH4)2SO4 - 0-5%; NaCl - 0.2% and CaCO3 0-5%-
The preparation obtained by the researchers was
subjected to spec-
trophotometric investigation, by N.O. Blinov. He
found that its absorp-
tion spectrum was identical with that of Nystatin.
Card 1/2 - 10 -

BRAZHNIKOVA, M.G.; KOVS&ROVA, I.N.; GAUZV. G.F.; SVESHNIKOVA, M.A.;
BUBKOVA, T.S.; SiUMIN, V.A.; ROSSOLIHO, O.K.
Coer-ul-=Vcin, a nev antiviral antibiotic produced by Actinomyces
coeruleacens [with summary in Xnglishl. intibiotiki 2 no,,6:16-20
N-D '57- (MIRA 11:2)
1. Institut po isuskaniyu novykh antibiotikov AMN SSSR.
(ACTINOMYCES,
coerulaseens, prod. of antiviral antibiotic coermlorVein
(RUB))
(ANTIBIOTICS. preparation of,
coeralomVein. prod. by Actinomyces coerulescens (Has))

KOCHUTNOVA, G.V.; POPOVA, O.L.; BOBKOVA T.S.-
TOROPOVA, Ye.G.
Inactivating effect of some now antibiotics produced by
Actinomyces on actinophages in vitro and In vivo.
Antibiotiki
3 no.5:1.7-21 S-0 '58. (HIBA 12: W
1. Laboratoriya. vydeleni7a I lailltiviroyaniya
produtsentov (zav.
prof.G.F.Gause) Institute po izyalmni3m novyl-,h
antibiotikov AHN
SSSRI
(BACMMIOMGEI
actinophage, inactivation by antibiotics prod.
by Actinomyces (Rug))
(ACTINMYCESS
same)
(ANTIBIOTICS,
Actinomyces-prod., inactivation of actinophage
(Rma))

PIMOMMNSHAIA, T;P.; BOBKOVA, T.S.; GAVRILINA.,
G.V.; IAVROVA, M.F.;
K011STANTINOVA,
New producer of oxy~etraoycline, Act. aureofaciens
var.
oxytetracyclini var. nov. Antibiotiki 6
no.8:675-680 Ag
161. MIRA 15:6)
1. Institut po izyskaniyu novykh antibiotikov AMN
SSSR.
(ACTINCHYGES) (CKYTETRACYCLINE)

BOBKOVA, T.S.
Carotenoid pigments of mycobacteria and yeast. Mikrobiologiia
34 no.2:273-277 14r-.Ap 165. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Biologo-pochvennyyfakulltet Mos,kovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universi" imeni Lomond6ova,

BOBKO'JA T.S.
Effect of light) aeration and temperm-urr; on
rm-cAL."'nokid -Ynthes--'a
in some yeasts and mycobactc-ria. bickh!-n. I
7!,.jkrob.',C1. 2~
no..'.):316-321 MY-je 165. 1 (,'11TRA 18: -7)
1. Mos,ovskiy gosudarstvennyy univors-Itot Amcn-~Z.
jf)Mcno:,m,,.,n.,
biologo-pochvennyy fak-ulltet.

i3OBKOVA, T.S.
~~ - - -..--wwwwmmxm**--
,;!"tect of carbon and nitrogan coa*oatata of the
medium on the
Frawth and synthesis of cnrotanoids In Sporoboloapes
roseus
3621. Pl-lkl. biokhim. i mikrobiol. I no.4t426--432
JI-Ag 165.
(MIRA 180-1)
I.. Biologo-pochvenrnyy fakulltot licalb,ovskogo
gosud&rstvannogo
universitem in., M.V,Lomoncsova.

- _~:i_ _ __ __ ~ - ___ - ___ - _ - - ___ - -
BOBKOVAj, V. I.
BOBKOVA, V. 1. - "Characteristics of-the Temperature Curve
DurIng Three-Day
Malaria." Sub 26 Jun 52., First Moscow Order of Lenin Medical
Inst. (Dis-
sertation for the Degree of Candleate in Medical -Sciences).
SO: Vechernaya Moskva January-December 195Z
f~-

TMWUYA, N.A.; LYBMMO, A-Ta.; BOBIOTA, Y.I#
Search for methods.of radical chemical prophylaxis and
complete cure
of tertian malaria with short and long incubation period.
7irst report:
Use of:bigwaal in radical chemical prophylaxis of tertian
malaria. Ned.
paras.i paraw.bol. n0-5:412-417 s-0 '53. (MMA 6:12)
1. Ix eektora skeparimentallnoy parazitologii i malyarii
Instituta malyarii,
meditsinskoy parazitologii i gellmintologii Hinisterstva
sdravookbraneniya
SSSIR (direktor institute, - professor P.G.Sergiyev,
savedayushchly sektorom -
professor Sh.D.Moahkovskiy). (Malarial fever)

LYSENKO, A.Ya.; TIBURSKAYA, N.A.; BCBKOVA V 1,
Search for methods of radical chomeopropbylaxis and
complete
cure of three-day malaria with short and long
incubation period.
Second report: Using a combination of
acrichine-chloro&nlmnine-
plasmocids (ABP) and plasmocide
plasmochine-pentachine-quinoline
No.31 (PPM-31) for radical chemoprophylaxis of
three-day malaria
with a short and long incubation period. Med.paraz.i
paraz.bol.
no.1:71-77 Ja-Mr 154. (MLRA 70)
le Iz sektora skeperimentallnoy protozoologii i
malyarii Institute
malyarii, meditainskoy parazitologii i gellmintologii
Ministerstva,
zdravookhranenlys SSSR (direktor instituta - professor
P.G.Sergiyev,
zaveduyushchiy sektorom - professor Sh.D.Moebkovskly).
(Malarial favor) (Chemotherapy)

Fj
v
A, V,
CHALATA, L.Ye.: NOSINA, V.D..; PAIB=A-JA&; XAMOLIKOVA. Z.TA.
Amebtasis in Turkmenistan. Med. paras. I par&2. bol.
no-3;26o-264
il-S 154. (MLRA 8:2)
1, Is sektora eksperimntallnoy parasitologil Institute
malyaril,
,mediteinekoy paraxitologii i gallaintologii Ministeretya
sdra:vo-
okhraueuiya SSSR (tir.-insitituts, prof. P.G.Sergiyev, zays
sektokom
prof. V.P.Pc4myapol'Skaq&)
(AMXASIS, apidealology,
Russia)

0 V/jV V.
Aj a
u.ssR/Human and Animal Physiology Blood Circulation. T-5
__Kb-3 Jour Ref Zhur Biols, No 7) 1958) 31667
Author Bobkova, V.I., Rzayev.* G.M.; Solov'Yev, V.V.
-------------
Inst
Title Determination of the,Rate-of Mood Flow by Means of
Radioactive So'dium*.
Orig Pub : Sov. medintsina, 1956, No 8~ 66-70-
Abstract : In 190 patients, the time of blood circulation
(TB) from
the.elbow bend of one arm to the other wac determined in
RS-T after the introduction into the ulnar vein of 70
curies of radioactive Na. In healthy persons, TB varied
an average of 13 seconds; for defects of the heart with
insufficiency of blood circulation of I degree 14.3; vith
insufficiency of II deLwee 21-3; of III degree - 25.5
seconds. In patients with cardiosclerosis, 14-2,0.6 se-
conds. -In patients with infarct of myocardium, TB was
Card 1/2 Ae- '&'aT

USSR / Himn and Animal Physiology. Hoart. T
Abu Jour Rof ZWr - Biol., No 15,, 1958j No@ -,0164
Author Bobkova V
InSt %P~~
Titio The Uso of Vitamin Bie amd Folio Acid in Pationts with
Coronary Atharosolorosis
Orig Pub :Sove neditsina., 1957) No B., 20-29
Alstraot :37 men and 12 women rtionts wore givon vitamin B12
intra-
mocularly (20 ga-z along with folic acid by mouth (60
xqg por day). Thoro vae a reduction in the level of
cholostorol and an 1noroaeo in tho amount of lecithin,
with an increase in the locithin/choleaterol ratio and a
decrease In the content of bota-lipoprotoins. B12 and
folic acid can bo rooomonded as therapeutic agents in
the troatment of athorosclorosis. -- S. 1. Rapoport
Tz qe-'P,74'~~ Tit;zApe-,44"ik'~Y
Card 1/1 eXeCc

UKCMIYj PaYeep prof.; BMKOVAI V.L.. dotsent.- SAVWOV,
P.M. (Hoskra)
Treatment of patients with coronary atherosclerosis
vith-Umetol.
Ilin.med. 38 no.868-72 Ag 1609 ' (MIRA .13 &1l)
11 Iz gospitallnoy terapevticheskoy kliniki (dir, -
prof, P.Je,
Lukamakly) II NDskovskogo meditainskogo instituta Imeni
Pirogova. (ACIDS9 FATTY) (CORWARY H&W DISME)

BOBKOVAt V.I.
Uoo of pyr1doxine and linotol In patients w1th
coronary
atherosclerosis and in experimental atherosclerosis
in
rabbits, Sov. med. 28 no.6tl5-19 je 165. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Kafedra gospitallnoy terapiL (zav.-
deyslvltellnyy chlen
A14N SSSR prof. P.Ye. Lukomskiy) Il Moskovskogv
meditsin3kogo
instituta imeni N.1.' Pirogova.

BOBKOVA' V. V.
"Effect of Galvanization of the Brain ofi the Functional
Condition of the
Nervous System (Relating to the Problem of the
Pbysiological Mechanisms of
Galvanotherapy)." Cand Biol Sci, Leningrad State U.,
Leningrad, 1953.
(RZhBiol, No 3, oat 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations
Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (10)
so: sum. No. 481, 5 may 55

_V_
kQPedV"-' V
icine - Neurophysiology, hypnosis FD-2371
Card V I Pub. 154-2/18
Author Pavlov, B. V.; Povorinekiy, Yu. A.; and Bobkova, V. V.
(Leningrad)
Title On the question of interaction between the first and
second signal
systems during the somnambulistic phase of hypnosis. Report II.
Periodical Zhur. vys. nerv. deyst., 5, 11_1% Jan/Feb 1955
Abstract The aim of this report is to clarify some peculiarities
of bioelectric
activity of the brain (in healthy adults) during the
somnambulistic
phase of hypnosis in response to action of' positive and
inhibitive
direct sound, light, and verbal stimuli. A limited focus of
intensive
excitation becomes formed in the second signal. system during
the somna-a-
bulistic phase of hypnosis. This arises as result of the
simultaneous
action of verbal and direct stimuli which are opposite in
significance
(one positive and one negative). These symptoms are connected,
appar.,
ently, vith the inductive inhibition of temporary connections In
the
first signal system. Five Soviet and six non-Soviet references.
diagrams.
Institution:
Submitted July 22, 1954

USSR/Human and Animal Physiology - Nervous System. R-12
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 1957, 71122
Author : V.V.__BQj2kova
Title : Changes'Ine Bioelectric Activity of the Cerebral
Cortex in Galvanization.
Orig Pub : V sb.: Voprosy teorii i praktiki
elektroentsefalogr. L.
Lgu 1956, 183-196
Abstract : Anodic galvanization (G) of the brain of
healthy people
(0-5-3 ma, 15-20 min.) produced somewhat of a drop and
an increase in the frequency of fluctuations on an elec-
troencephalograph (EEG) and the appearance of slow low-
amplitude waves. Cathode G produced a revival of beta-
activity and the appearance of slow high-amplitude waves.
In patients (head trauma, neuroses, convulsive states,
at al) anodic galvanization as a rule produced normali-
zation of EEG. Cathode G emphasized arythmia and the
pathological slow waves on EEG. Changes on the EEG in
either direction corresponded to the clinical effect of
Card 1/1 - 89 - G.

2Q-3r37/52,
#AUTHORSs Bobkova, V. V. , Golldin, L. S. , and Myasishchev, V.
N.
TITLEt Electron Microscopy of the Nerve Cells of Brain Cortex in
a State
of Intense Excitation (Elektronnaya mikroskopiya nervnykh kletok
kory mozga pri sostoyanii intensivnogo vozbuzhdoniya)
VW
PERIODICALs Doklady AN SSSR9 1957, Vol. 117, Nr 3, PP. 491- 493
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs The authors have studied the submicroscopic structure
of the nerve
cells of the brain cortex of white rats, in order to precise the
question of the r8le, which plays the nucleus at the metabolism
of
the cells. Two states were studied3 1.) State of excitation
caused
by conditionalirritating effect and an electric supporting on the
epidermis, 2.) state of intense excitation, caused by a
spasm-caus-
ing electric effect. In order to work out a conditional motive
re-
action, the method of Vladimirova (reference 2) was used. The
spasms were induced by an electro-shock apparatus ( 85 - 95 V,
dur-
ing 0,5 sec.).The animal immediately was killed by dipping in li-
quid nitrogen (during 3-- 5 sec.). The brain, although-being
cooled
down quickly, did not yet attain the intense frozen state. From
20
animals 4 were in a relatively quiets - , 13 in an excited state,
Card 1/4 in different stages of working out of the conditional
motive re-

20~-3!-W52
Electron Microscopy of the Nerve Calls of Brain Cortex in a,
State of Intense
'Excitation
action and differentiation, finally, 3 in the state of most
inteme
excitation on account of electrically induced spasms. The
clearing
up of structural variations of the calla of brain cortex, being
in
the initial stage of working out the conditional motive reaction,
further in the stage of a fully developed reaction and the
follow-
ing differentiation, were the object of further investigation.
Re-
sults obtained at the control animals, are described in earlier
works (references, 3, 5). The following results were obtained at
the treated animals, viz. conclusions were drawn from themi the
cells of brain cortex undergo the following variations in the
course of both methods of treatmenti a) within the nucleus.
Beside
the aggregation phenomena of its granular elementef a
strengthened
removal of the nucleus content into the call protoplasm is most
important. Therewith the cellular membrane partly or completely
disappears. According to the opinion of the authors this fact is
connected with the different stages of the "paranecrosis". There
is no reason for the maintaining that within the above proc4as
only the material of the nucleolus and the heterochromatin are
included (as in references 11, 12). The photographs (figure 1)
Card 2/4 show that the whole rest of the nucleus material is
affected, and

20~_3_37/52
Electron Microscopy of the Nerve Celle of Brain Cortex in a
State of Intense
Excitation
that from its granular elements nuclei arise, appearing at fixed
preparations. Aocordin to observations of AlekBandrov, Uanoylov
and Orlov (reference 1~ this corresponds to the state of an irre-
versible paraneorosis, the-fact of which, however, still requires
further observations. The results of the authors confirm the
stand-
point by Altmann (reference 10) and show that the phenomena
within
the nerve cells of brain cortex in an intensely excitecL state
prinaiply have the same character, as the phenomena within the
cells of the'secretory organs in the state of functional
activity.
According to publications and own observations it may be conceiv-
able that the state of excitation of the nerve cells is a
process,
the nucleus chromatin and the ribonucleotides at which remove
from
the nucleus into the protoplasm of the nerve cells and then leave
the limits of the latter. There are 1 (4) figures, and 12 refer-
enoess 9 of which are Slavic.
Card 3/4

P-0-3-3T-/52
Electron Microscopy of the Nerve Cells of Brain Cortex in a State
of Intense
Excitation
ASSOCIATIONs Psychoneurological Institute imeni V. M. Bekhterev,
Leningrad
(Pdikhonevrologicheskiy institut im. V. M. Bekhtereva,,,Leningrad)
PRESENTEDt July 15, 1957P by L. A. Orbeli, Academialan
SUBMITTEDs July 3, 1957
AVAIL&BLEs Library of Congress
Card 4/4

USSR/General Biology - General Histology. B.
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biol., No 21, 1958, 946o3
Author : Bobkova, V.V., GoIldin. L.S,, 170maishochev, V.14
lust AS USSR
Title Electron Microscopy of Horve Cells in the Cerabral
Cortex.
Under a Condition of Intensive Excitation*
Orig Pub Dokl. AN SSSR, 1957, 117, No 3, 491-493
Abstract The structure of the nerve calls in the cerabral
cortex
was studied in 20 white rats under conditions of cxcita-
tion caused by a conditioned stimulus vith clactzocuta-
neous reinforcement and in a condition of strong excit'a-
tion, caused by an alactrospasmic effect. Excitation con-
dition in both cases is accompanied by a series of changes
in the nerve cells, the mat important of vich are thc
changes in the nucleus. AlonG with the phenomena of
Card 1/2
5

BOBKOVAO T.V.
3lectrophysiological study of movement disorders in
hysteria patients
[with summar7 in Prenchl ' Zhur*'Uevr,* i paikho' 85
no.116.1285-1292
N'58 (MIRA .12:1)
1. Zkoperimentallayy otdal Patologii nervncy deyatellnosti
(savw'-
prof; G.Tus' Belitskiy) Nauchno-issledovatellskogo
psikhonevr'ologichookogo
institute, Imeni V.M* Bekhterevap Leningrade'
(HYSTERIA, complicationi
movement disordo, electomyographic & M studies (Rus))
(MORCUMAHLOGRAPSYs,in various diseases
movement disord. -in hysteria patients (Rua))
(MOVENOT DISORUM. etiology & pathogenesis
hysteria, electromyographic & 1W studies (Rue))
(EMOTR01YOGRAPHT. in various diseases
movement disord.-in hysteria patients (Rua))

HYASISHOHEV, V.N.; GOLIDIN, L.S.; BOBKOVA, V.V.
Rlsotron microscopy of the cerebral oortex In convulsions
indwe&
by electricity. Zhur. nevr. i paikh. .59 no.1:89--~7 159.
(JIM 12:3)
1. Iaboratoriya elektronnoy mikrookopli (zav. - doktor
med. nank
L.S. Golldin) P61khonevrologicheakogo Instit-ats, imemA,
Y.M. Beichtereva,
LeniWad.
(SCRIZOPHROIL, compl.
periodic schizophrenia with paraphrenic Bynd. 0,10))
(PAROOU
paraphrenic synd. in periodic schizophrenia (Rus))

BELITSKIYp G.Yu.; AWOVIGH9 V.A.; BASKINA, N.F.; 11 BOBKOVAt V.V.;
STROYKOU,
Neurophysiological, studies in a clinic for nerwous and mental
diseases.
Trudy Gos. nauoh.-Isol. paikhonev.r. inst. no.20:19-27 .59.
(Mk- '14'.1)
1~.Gosudarstvennyy naudhno-issledovatel'sIdy psikhonevraogicheskiy
ihotitut imeni V.M.'Bekhtereva, Leningrad.
(PHYSIOLOGY)

- MYASlSHCHEV, V.1%1.; GOLIDIN, L.S.; PMOV, V.S.;
BOEKOVA, V.V. (leningra4)
Changes in the cerebral cortex of white rats foUowing
some patho-
logical effects. k4ffi.pat. no.U70-78 162. (MMA 15:1)
1. Iz laboratorii .elektronnoy mikrookopii (zav. L.$.
Golldin)
PsAbotevrologicheskogo instituta imeni V.M. Bekhtereva
(dir. -
prof. V.N. Hyasishchev).
(GFJMBRAI CORTEX)

PETROV, V.S.
MYASISHCHFV, V.N.; GOLIDIN, L.S.;_jLOffQVA,
Electron microscopy of the cerebral cortex in
convulsions produced
by electric current under barbamyl anesthesia.
Vop.psikh.i nerv.
8i265-282 162. (tfflU 37%4)
1. Leboratoriya elektr-onnoy =14kroskopii (zav. -
daktor med. nauk
L.S.Golldln) Psikhonevrolog-4cheskogo Institute. imen!
V.M.Bekhtereva
(dir - B.k.Leb~dev)-

BOBKOW, V.V.
i-Octr"al activity of the cerebral cortex in
neurosislike form of schizophrania, Vopo psikh,
nev-..
noo!0:223-232 164. (MIRA 18~-12)
1. Ot.deleniye ne.Nrroftziologli Teningradrkc-go
0
issludovatel'skogo pslkhonevrologlchesRogo Lnqtituta
imani VoM.Bekhtereva (direktor - B.A.Lebederi.

BOBKOVA, V.V.; BOKIY, I.V.
Clinical encephalographic nature of Pick-Alzheimer
disease.
Vop. psikh. nevr. no.10-242-255 t64. (19RA 18:12)
1. Otdeleniye neyrofiziologii. (rukovoditel' prof.
G.Yu.
Belitskiy) i 3-ye psikhiatricheskoye otdeleniye
(rukovoditell -
prof. Ye.S. Averbukh) Leningradskogo
nauchno-issledovatellskogo
psikhonevrologicheskogo instituta imeni V.M.
Bekhtereva (direktor
B.A. Lebedev).

GOHICHAROVA) V.I.; BOBHOVA, Ye.D.
Stimulation of the adrenal cortex by some
antibiotics from
the macrolide group. Antibiotiki 8 no.lt58-64
Ja'63.
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Otdel infektsionnoy patologii i
eksperimentallnoy terapii
infektsiy (zav. - chlen-korrespondent ANN SSSR
prof. Kh.Kh.
Planallyes) Instituta, epidemiologii i
mikrobiologii Imeni
'N.F.Gamalei MIN SSSR.
(ADRENAL CORTEX) (MACROLIDES)

IGNATOV, S.I.; NMV, S.D.; B03KOVA,- Ye.7., redaktor; SACMWA,
A.I.,
tekhnicheaki.v redaktor.
[Typhoid fever and paratyphold fever in children] Briushnoi
tif
i paratity u detei. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo md. lit-rye 1954.
115 P.
(MLU 7: 8)
(Ghildren-Diseases) (Typhoid fever) (Paratyphoid fever)

KLMV, Sergey Petro~ich; NUOVIGH,* Ivan Anatollyevich;
IKIBKOVA#Ye.F.,
redaktor; GWKKOT=Vkp G.A., tokhnichoohy redaklo.11"O""Raft
.11
[Bacillary dysentery] BaktierialInai% dizenteriia. tkokva,
Goo.
izd-vo medi-,;sinskot lit-ry, 1954. 216 p. (MLRL 8:6)
(DYsGut9r7)

GOLINMYEV, V.I., .doktor takhn.nauk; BDGAREVAt K.G., inzh.;
BOBKOU,
DOBHiMNAs O.N., inzh.
Effect of exhausted catalysts on the hydrolysis of fate.
Mael.-zhir.
prom. 24 no.9:17-22 158. -(MIRA 11:10)
1 Gorlkovskir politekhnichaskiy institut (for Golendeyev).
2.Gorlkovskijr malothirkombinat imeni S.M. Kirova (for all
exceft Golendayev).
Catalysts) (Oils and fats--Analysis)

GOIMMF,YEV, V.P.; BOGAMA, X.G-; BOBKOVA, Te.I.;
DOBRYNIKA, O.K.
Iffect of the spent catalyst on increased acidity of
hydrogenated
fat. Zhur.prikl.khim- 31 n0-11:1722-1731 3 158-
(MIRA 12:2)
1. GorlkovBkiy politekhnicheakiy inBtitut.
(Oils and fate) (Hydrogenation) (Cata3ysts)

LZVCHENKO, Ye.S.; BOBKOVA, U.N.; ARTEMIYEVA, O.A.;
KARAYBDG. Ye.T.
Studying the crude oils of the Karabulak-Achaluki
field in
the Chochen-Ingush A.S.S.R. Trudy GrozNII
no.4:27-39 159.
(MIRA 12:9)
(Chachon-Iugush A.S.S.R.--Patroleum--Analymis)

S/081/62/000/001/047/067
~B150101
AUTHORS: Levchenko, Ye. S., Bobkova, Ye. N.
TITLE., Petroleums from the Zamankul region of the Checheno-Ingush-
skaya ASSR
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiyal No. 1, 1962, 440,
abstract
IM80 (Tr. Groznensk. neft. n.-i. in-tj no. 11, 19611, 3-11)
TEXT: Petroleum from the Zamankul field has physico-chemical
properties
near to those of petroleum.from Karabulak-Achaluki, but is more
resinous*
Petroleum from this region may be processed to yield motor car
gasolines,
benzine solvents for the rubber and paint-and-varnish industries
(white
spirit), lamp kerosene and summergrade diesel fuels. As a result of
the
predominance of paraffin hydrocarbons in fractions of this
petroleumq the;'
gasolines have low octane numbers, the kerosenee have good
photometric
propertiesp and the diesel fuels high motor properties. The residuum
from this petroleum may be used as aw material for production of
bitumen
for oads and building purposeso [Abstracter's note: Complete
transla-
tioOl
Card 1/1

1EVCHENKOP Ye. S.; BOBKOVA Ye. N.; PONORAREVA,
Ye.A.
Oil of the upper Cretaceous sediments of the
Chechen-Ingush
A,S.S.R. TrudyGrozNII no. 15:16-25 163. (MIRA
-17:5)

I . I. . ~ "~ L' X A , 7:
,R)IMUSL!P', S.G., C~. BOTI Ye.
Forr,'O' ! on of, thiii f I -IT,.i of' metal
hydroxJv'as on -,he Fu-ace of
-'Iectro~yto ao'-C.Tic'ns. [--v. IrNts. uchob. zwr.;
ldhi-. i . toldn.
n
7 rio.3:416-~IJ8 I b- 4. ( MID'h 17: 10
or r'." oli, "'PRI I n I 'ci--skiy in 13 t 11'.". t
1EL-cv I;:. !-:~LA?-,"....
3 kol-'nicircy khLni 1.

BOBKOVA) Ye.v,
Relation of the concentration of monomycin in the blood
and wound
tissues to the method of its introdnetion in rabbits with
Proteus
wound infections. Antibiotiki 10 no.9:928-831 S 165.
(MIFIA 18:9)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologil (zav. - prof. N.I.Mellnikov)
Bashkirskogo
meditsinskogo instituta, Ufa.

BOBKOVA, Ye.V.
Increase of the resistance of Proteus to antibiotics
in Infected
wounds depending on the dose and method of
introduction of mono-
mycin. Antibiotiki 10 no.9:845-847 S 165. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Kafedra mikroblologii (zav. - prof. N.I.Mell-nikov)
Bashkir-
skogo meditsinskogo institutat Ufa*

Q3 0 13 K 0 NJ R - C5 A 5 a v FI, 0. JL-),
ROZENTUL, X.A.;ASTVATSATUROV, K.R.;ZAKHAR VA, L.I.;BASOVA,
001).;ZHO
YINOVA, Ye.M. "wow
Treatment of syphilis with penicillin and bismuth but without
arsenic.,jest. vener.. Moskva no. 5t3l-33 SePt-Oot 1952-
(GIXL 23:3)
1. Professor for Rosentul; Docent for Astvateaturov;
Assistant for
Zakharova; and Departmental Physician for i8asova of
P191yalinic No.
62 and for Trofinova, of Hospital imeni Korolenko. 2. Of the
Department
for Skin and Ven*real Diseases (Read -- Prof. M. As
Rozentul), Central
Institute for the Advanced Training of Physicians (Director
-- V. P.
Lebedeva).

LEVCHENKO, Telizaveta Sergeyevna;,WBKOVA, Yelena.
Nikolayevna;
PONOYAREVA, Yelena And
ZERNYSHKO, T.A,, at. nauchn. ootr.; DZHORDZIII,
A.N.,
ved. red.; STAROSTINA, L.D., tekhn. red.;
YAKOVLEVA,
Z.I., tekhn. red.
(Petroleums of the Northern Caucasus) Nefti
Severnogo
Kavkaza; spravochnsia. kniga. Moskva,
Gostoptekhizdat,
1963. 335 P. OURA 16:10)
1, Krasnodarskiy filial Vaesoyuznogo
nauchno-iseledovatell-
sko o neftegazovogo instituta (for Zemyshko).
~Caucasus, Northern--Petroleum--Analysis)

13 KO R jq50%j A, O.D.
ROZIML, M.A., profamr; ASTVATSATUROV, K.R.. dotsent; 2AKMAROVA,
L.I.,
assistant; MILICH. N.Y.. starshiy laborant; TROFIMOVA, Te.K.;
BOBKOVA-BASOVA& O.Do. ordinator
Late results of treating syphilis with arsenic-free drugs. Veat.
van. i &arm. no.3:22-27 MY-Ja 156. (MLRA 9:9)
1. Iz Ufadry Imshafth i venericheakikh bolesney (zav. - prof. A.
I.
Kartamyshev) TSentrallnogo instituta unovershoustvovaniya vrachey
(diro V.P.Lebedeva), ?Sentralinogo nauchno-isoledovatellskogo
kDzhno-
venarologicheskogo instituta, (dir. - itandidat meditainakikh
nauk N.V.
Turanov), 11inichaskoy bollnitay.imeal T.G.Xoroleako (glavnyy
vrach -
zaaluzhemVy vrach RSFSR V.P.Nikolayev) i venerologichookogo
otdoloniya
(zac. - F.A.Layina) bollnitsy No.33 Imeni Ostroumova.
(SYPHILIS. therapy,
areenle-fres 0098 (RUB))

06190
9 (2) SOV/115-59-11-18/36
AUTHORS: Osher, I.N.,_Bobkovskaya, I.I.
TIT=-~ Checking Reference Induction Meters by a Thermoelec-
tric Method
PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, 1959, Nr 11, pp 45-46
ABSTRACT, The authors used a UV-1 potentiometric device manufac-
tured by the "Etalon" plant for measuring the power
when checking reference electric meters, since the me-
thod of using a wattmeter and a seconds counter is not
sufficiently accurate. The UV-1 device is designed for
checking wattmeters by a thermoelectric method. The
power measuring error does not exceed 1 0.05% at
cos - -P = 1 and' 1 0. 1% at cos -? = 0. 5 at- frequencies ran.-
ging'from 50 to 1000 cps. The electric meters received
current from two syncb-ronous generators driven by a mo-
tor which was fed fron. batteries. The frequency was
checked by a class 0.2 frequencymeter. Four referen-
ce electric meters were checked according to this me-
Card 1/2 thod. The electric meters were selected from 18 identi-

o6:Lgo
SOV/115-59-11-18/36
Checking Reference Induction Meters by a Thermoelectric
Method
cal meters produced by the CDC plant in 1958. In addi-
tion, the readings of all 18 meters were compared
among each other at different loads. The authors es-
tablished the possible error rating of this method.
The results of the-investigation show that it is pos-
sible to use the UV-1-device for checking ac referen-
ce meters. There is 1 table.
Card 2/2

BOBKOVSKAYA, N. A.
Tablitsy kremonovykh setey 23-60 1 24-60 poryadokov.,
vychislennyye po sposobu A.A.
Glagoleva. M. Trudy Zootekhn, in-ta, 4 (1936), 175-197.
SO: Mathematics in the USSR, 1917-1947
edited by Kurosh, A. G.
Markushevich, A. I.
Rashovskiy, -. K.
Yoscow-Leningrad, 1948

6 6 8 Ice us~'r4'p 15_/~
BOBKOVSK4, G. A., and E. G. REBROVA.
Nemetsko-russkii aviatsionnyi slovarl; Moskva,
Gostekhizdat,,
1942. 360 p.
Ed. by L. D. Belikind.
Bibliography: P. 7-8.
Title tr.: German-Russian aeronautical dictionary.
TL509-R37
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet
Union, Librar7 of
Congress, 1955.

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