SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOGDANOVA, V.A. - BOGDANOVA, Y. A.

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USSR/Human and Animal Physiology - Metabolism. T-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biole, No 7, 1958) 31434
Results of the short-term investigations of the excretion
of vitamin C in urine (2 day undertaking or 2 investaLa-
tions in a day) did not differ in the average from the
long or repeated investigations, and therefore are adequa-
te for estimating the content of vitamin C in the food
ration during maso examination of people i,~ceivinB equal
nourishment. The authors recommend the use of the N.S.
Zheleznyakovaya method.
b -Z, 1T I 0;_= 1,4 Vt T,,)
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BOGDASOVA, V.A.
-- -R,
Fluorometr d determination of 4-pyridoxinic acid in urine. Vop.pit.
18 n0-5:46-50 S-0 159. (KM 13:1)
1. Is otdela vitamina 0 (sav..- prof. N*S, Tarueovs) Gonudaretvenaogo
nanahno-lonledovateillskogo inatituta vitaminologil Ministeretva zdra-
vookhraneuiya SSSR. Xoskra.
(TITAKIR R6 urine)

BOGDANM V.A.; MARTYIENKO, A.G.
High presoure burette. Zav.lab. 27 no.9:1159-1161 161i
(MIRA 14:9)
1. Groznen8kiy neftyanoy nauchno-isBladovatel'skiy institut.
(Burettes)

ALrKSAIMROV, P.N.; BOGDANOVA-, V.A.; IVANOV A.I.; SKOIDINOV A.P. ;
- - , P P
CHE-Rilufal,
Method for preliminary estimWon of teratogenic activity of
pharmacological preparations cn chicken embryos. Vest. AMN
SSSR 20 no.3:78-81 165. (PORA 18:7)
1. Institut farmakologii i khimioterapii MIN SSSR, Moskva.

ALEKSANDROV, P.N.; BOR -Y.A.1;, CHERNU191, A.M.
Teratogenic effect of the intermediate products of thalidomide
synthesis on chicken embryos. Farm. i tokg. 28 rio.6-.744-747
N-D 165. (YIPA 19:1)
1. Ortdel khimioterapii (zav. - prof. A.M.Chernukh) Instituta
farmftkologii i khimioterapii AMN SSSR, Mosk-7a.

USSR/Microbiolob7- Microbes Pnthot~onic for Man and Animls. F
Dacteria. Bacter-a of the Litegtinal Group.
Abu Jour : Ref Zhur Diol., No 22, 1958, 99359
Author ; Dogdanova) V,D., Vlaeova, 0.1,
Inst
Title MicrobioloL.,ical.Characteristics of the PathoGens of
Bacillary Dysentery AccordinG to Data of SEO SibVo
durinG the Period 1951-1955
Ori6 Pub V sb.: Vorp. dizenterii. Novosibirsk, 1957, 12-15.
Abstract No abstract.
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TS.WTLIN, G.M., nolkovnik meditsinskoy slushby. BOGIKNOVA, V.D..' podz)olkovnik
meditsinskoy sluzhby
Mmerience in mass examimtions to detect dysentery carrier. Voen.
med. 2hur. no.4:40-41 Ap 159 (NURA 12-8)
(DYSENTIRY, RACIIJART, transm.
carriage, mass survey (Rua))

CHERNOUSOVAp A.V. ; KOFIIILOVA# A.Lq.~RqDA~GVAI_ V.D.
Ictero-hemorrhagic leptoopirosis in one of the remote districts of
Novonibirsk Province. Zhur. mikrobiol. opid i imimn. 31 no.6:126-
128 Ja 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Iz Novosibirskoy oblastnoy sanitarn--epidemiologicheskoy stantaii
i Nauchno-issledovatel'skoy veterinamoy stantsii.
(NOVOSIBUM PROVINCE-WEILIS DISEASE)

PLOSHKOO V.V.; BWDANOVA, V.I.
Isomorphic replacements in the minerals of the epidote group in
the Northern Gaucasus. Gsokhimiia noolt5&67 Ja 163.
(KM 16:9)
1. Institute of Geology of Ore Deposits, Petrographyt Mineralogy
and Ge6chemistry, Academy of Sciences, U.S.S.R.P Moscow.
(Caucasus, Northern-Isomerphism) (Gaucasue, Northern-Epidote)

S/08 62/000/001/016/067
B156XB101
AUTHORSs Bogdanova, V. I., Muravitskaya, G. N., Khalezova, Ye. Be
TITLE: Determination of rare earth elements in zircons
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 11 1962, 143, abstract
1D68 (Tr. In-ta aeol. rudn. meatorozhd*9 petrogr.,
mineralogii i Geokhimii.AN MSR, no. 64, 1961, 95-97)
TEXT: It has been established that the classical method (precipitation in
fluoride or oxalate form) does not always reveal 1-10-5,; of rare earth
elements (REE) in amounts of zircons weighing 0-3-0-5 9- In this case,
satisfaotory resultz are only obtained by precipitating the REE two or three
tirtes in acetone dioxalic acid followed by photometric determination of the
REE using arsenazo. When determining the REE in zircons, however, only
the X-ray chemical method provides very reliable results, since there are
invariably small losses of the REE when they are precipitated two or three
times by acetone dioxalic acid. [Abstracterin notet Complete translation
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ROSMVP Hoye., kandemed~nauk; ALIM, K.G,; BOGDANOVAi V.I.; DUNA=.. Rx
student ..........
Wegmon of the cecum associated with a tumor of the hepatic
angle of the large intestine. Khirurgiia 37 no,61-4110-111 Mr
161. (MIRA 14:3)
lo Iz-kafedry fakulstetakoy khirurgii (zav. - Prof. M.A*
Toyohibaahev) Azarbaydzhanskogo meditainskogo instituta i
khirurgioheakogo otdoleniya bollnitay imeni Shaw7eti.-,
(glavW7 vrach Sh*S,, Kazumoy).
(COUW (ANATW-v)-TUMDRS) (OWUM-ESNOM)

OKIBGJIM, V.V.; BDGDANOVA# V.I.
Epidote minerals in rocks of the Urushtenskiy complex (Northern
Caucasus). Trudy Min. muz. no.14%122-139 163. (MIRA 16-.10)
(Caucasus., Northern-Epidots)

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TITLE- Acid chro;na violet "K1 as a reagent for niolybdenurt
SOURCE: AN SSSR, 'Institut geologIll rudn)rlkb mestorozMenly, petroqrafll, mAndra-i
logii I geokhImll. KhImIcheskly analiz mineralov I lkh khImicheskly ~c;3,zav , che7ml -
cal analysis of rMnerals and their chemical composition). Rosco", lzd-jo kla'uh'A'
1964, 59-66
TOPIC TAM ozo dye, acid chrome violat, "*lybdenum, quantftatIve analysis,
complex formation, mmolybdenu determInation, calorimetric analysis
ABSTRACT: The reaction between mol~bdcnum and the azo dye acid chrome violet "KI,
(ACVK) has been proven to be satisfactory For the qtiantltative determiii-Ition of
mo 1 ybdenum. 5 i nce ACVK I mpart s a red-v i a I et co I or t oybdenui-,z, alt, A-r
'tul - M"!--um at 5~7nm-9-0-tilu as selected for the spectrophotQx;tt-- rra 3 s u r orn
m[-_
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The slope changes are probably due to crmplex formtIon by fT~O I y bdenum; ttlese cm-
plaxes are quite stable with time (1-211 brs.). A deviation In the maxi ab-
sorption ~nG-'e.Nceedinq IM,) Is also seen with varying quantities of ACV?- I ri-
the acidit-y ~ k'' .
an-3 ACV.N w i r h
creasing ef the ~c-OM - L I r
50 ml causes an insignificant change In optical density (1C%). The determinaLivri
of Ao 1 s not hindered by the presence of LI, To, Na. Cu, M9, Ca, Zn, Sn, Cc, 5b,
C~~' Pb, NI, A), La or Ti. Zr and W do not Interfere in small quantillies (Zr tic to
100 pq and W up to 1000 Pg), but Hb does Interfere. The anlon5 C1, F, NO,, P-03,
S04, 1`01~ and Co have no effect, Tartaric and citric acid ;;-i largc quan i!;~-5
lower the molybhnum complex extinction, and oxalate ton'd-2:;troys the m1o c~- lex.
f f
Interference by Nb can be eliminated by the use of W411F.
of Zr, a 2% Triiom solution was used. Orig. art. has: 6 figures, tabl-es, and
3 structural form las.
AsSOCIATiON: i"stItut geologil rudny-,~-kh mestorozhdeniy, piptrnqrc~i -1i -,C--:-~kiccii
'~~P (inF't4i-k'jt0 of Mine S;te Geoloqy'
~eocnc-,.m~ stry. 4h 5SSR)
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AIPM OR: Varshal, G. MT.; Booann~n, V.I.; Senyav3n, M. M. Saunkin, 0. F.
TITLE: Partition paper chxgn~a hy ~.nd Its application to the relative concentratiu-i of
,tograp
elements
SOURCE, AN SSSR. Komissiya po wi-aliticheskoy ldilmfl. Trudy, v. 15, 196,5. M etndy
v A~Lizqitllc esj-.oy khimii (Methods of concentrating substuice'a
h
-in analydeal -chemistr7), 358--r~367
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OPIC P Jkli phy, trace element c0ncin-
P lijdbiurn t a-u- M-, ysini-e - 08
tration, raro arth Oment" --al! js - I -
neutronbowbardmient, aeuvationanaly-sis, gamma
ADSMACT: Th!~, article presents a brief'general review of tJ).3 b-asic principlen, of
partJiUan paper chrornatography, and considers the characteristics of Uh,~ met-h(Yd -Lnd its~
potentiad iisen in the relative concontration of elemeant-s foUoN%'&-1 by thci:- ima*-~rOcft"
detei-mination. Tho -.epnration c4 a nii--duTe of rare earth elements, iiio'ltum, and
=tallim w-as usc-Ij a's an 'a-ximple. Optimum conditions for 1his prevaill !4n
ritrate--tkoocyawllte ~i-ad trichloroacet-atenitrate system 8, Wh~Clj
~7-
Ment-so To ohow thiL popsibility of Increasing the -sensitivitY of th-
Cand 1/2

ACCE S_.qIaN3NR- AT5012687
method, an activation determination of rare earth impurities was carried out in yttriwin
ox.lde ill the zones -"4 the. impuri_t; elernents on pnper-, Uiese ~_omvs ,;vero cut out and
~k- !'~,
adiatc-A "Ith, nctitrons:,. 4rel-WIuch the vaninla spectr- -'F "~"
irr y .1, 1 - L
TL ,,;aS fo-,wd tbat by tbus combining activation an.dy~,~js %vill, -A,-Ii:~~!I j
gi-phy, cine c,4n raise t-he sennsitivity to 10-3- 10-4~. ThC
7 111~:j' Oh- 4 t-NV(, directions are promising: (1) deterinmatioii w im.,
i~~, , nrnr-. 0,qrr_q;)hv with such YLIL'ti1v qten-lr"~
graphic separatioD of many- componew systeiiis on
separating appreciable amounts of pure substances. Orig. art. has:
formula.
ASSOCIA710IN: KDmissiya po analificheskoy khimii, AN SSSR (Commission on
Anal)qjcol Chemistg, AN SSSR)
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A052/A129
AUTHOR: Bogdanova, V. I.
TITLE- Chromatographic isolation of titanium from niobium and tantalum and
their separation
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhumal.Geologiya, no. 8, 1960, 196, abstract 15026
(V sb.% Materialy po geol. rudn. mestorozhd., petrogr., mineralogii i
geokhimii. Moscow, AN SSSR, 1959, 224 - 232)
TEXT: The separation of Nb, Ta and Ti was carried out by the method of
distributing chromatography on cellVlose in the form of fluorides in the presence
of NH4F. When determining the distribution coefficients of Nb, Ta and Ti between
orgapic. and aqueous phases it was shown that with a higher concentration of HF
the degree of transition of Nb into the organic solvent increased; with an in-
crease of concentration of NH4F the extraction of earth acids and Ti from the a7
queous medium slowed down. _For isolation of Ti from Nb and Ta a polythene column
was used, filled with cellulose pulp with methylethylketone and HF, prepared in
the following way. 60 g bleached sulfite cellulose was powdered, placed Into an
1 1 glass, moistened with 50 ml H~0; after stirring of 5 minutes 4 portions of
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Chromatographic isolation of titanium from... A052/A129
H29, 200 ml each, were added, ardafter each addition the glass was heated for 15
minutes without acid and for 20 minutes with 30 ml of concentrated HN03. There-
after the contents of the glass was sucked off on a Ekichner funnel, rinsed with
H20 to neutral reaction and after adding 300 ml Of C2H50H and 300 ml of ester, it
was placed into a flask with a ground stopper. The purification of methylethyl-
ketone consisted in heating 5 1 of methylethylketone with 15 9 KMn04, 25 g Na2C03
and 750 ml H20on a water bath during 2 hours, after that the organic layer, dried
over anhydrous NaL)~"04 during three days, was distilled, and the fraction boiling at
77 - 810C was collected. 50 ml of purified methylethylketone with 15% HP (42.5 ml
methylethylketone + 7.5 ml HF) was poured into a platinum cup, 5 - 6 g cellulose
was added, stirred until pulp-formed and brought into the column by means of a po-
lythene stick. The length of sorbent was 15 - 17 cm at 1.5 cm diameter, the out-
flow rate of the solvent was 5 - 10 ml/min. A weighed test portion of 0.1 - 3.0 9
was decomposed with a mixture of HF + HN03 and, after having boiled down to a near-
ly dry state, 6 ml of 25% HF (4-5.ml,H20 + 1.5 mi 40% HF) was added, as well as 3 -
4 g m4rend radioactive Nb with a known activity, after-cooling the whole was soek-
ed uo on a cellulose pad and was brought into the polythene column. 4o0 ml methA-
ethylketone with 15% HF (340 ml methylethylketone + 60 ml 40% HF) was passed throv&i
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Chromatographic isolation of titanium from... A052/A129
the sorbent. Nb and Ta passed into the solution. Methylethylketone was removed
by evaporating in a platinum cup, and the remainder after calcination was fused
with K2S207, treated with 1% tannin solution and 5% HC1. The determination was
concluded by the gravimetric or calorimetric method,,depending on the contents of
earth acids. The cellulose was withdrawn from the column, burned up and the ac-
tivity was determined with a Geiger counter. Knowing the initial activity, the
losses in the column were determined and corrections were made in the quantity of
Nb found in the solution. When analyzing materials incompletely decomposed with
HF, the test portion was decomposed by any method, and earth acids were extracted
from the hydrochloric or sulfuric solution with NH40H; hydroxides were washed with
a H20 jet into a platinum cup, boiled down on a water bath to a nearly dry state
and 6 ml of 25% BF was added. Afterwards the analysis was carried out as describ-
ed. A quantitative isolation of Ti from earth acids in samples with 30 - 35%
T102 wa-, achieved. By passing, methylethylketone through the column in the upper
part of which the specimen was placed, Ta was washed out which proved to be spec-
troscopically pure.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
V. V. Kontsova
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VARSHALY G.M.; BOGDANOVA, V.I.; SENYAVIN, M.M.; SAUNKIN, O.F.
.. -
Partition paper chromatography and its use for a relative concantra~
tion of elements. Trudy Kom. anal. khim. 15058-367 165. (MIRA 1817)

BOGDAVOVA, V.M.
14icroflora of artenian wators In the northern part of the Torok-Kuma
Basin. Trudy VNIGNI no-11:157-163 158. ( MRA 13:1)
(Kuma Valley-Water, Underground-Bacteriology)
(Terek Valley-Water? Underground--Bacteriology)

BOGDANOVAO V.M.
Use of nitrogenous compounds of petroleum by micro-organisms under
anerobic conditions. Mikrobiologiia 30 no.2t299-300 Mr-Ap 161
(MIRA 14z6;
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchn&-issledovatellskiy geologo-re%Vedochnyy
neftyanoy institut (VNIGNI). Moskva-.
(MICRO-ORGANISMS, BITROGEN-FMNG)

LISITSUM., G.A.; BC)GDANOVA, V.---'.; VARSHAL, G.H.; SIROT1141PIA, N.A.
Some geochemical characteriotics of the formation of accessory
minerals in the granitos of the Charkasar Macsif ill the Kurama
Range of the Tien Shan. GeokhimjIEL no.5:602-616 My 165.
(14111A 18:9)
1. Institut goologii rudnykh mostorcz-hdoniy, patrografti,
mineralogii i geokhimii AN SSSR, Mosk-va.

BOGDANOVA., V. M.
"Determining the optim= conditions for growing propane-oxidizing bacteria."
report scheduled to be presented at the Intl Symp on Microbiology of Crude Oil,
Brno, 5-7 oct 64.

ACCESSION NR: AT4033998 S/0000/631000/000/0139/0144
AUTHOR: Fedotova, 0. Ya.; Shtillman, M. I.; Losev, 1. P. (Deceased); ~Lqqdanovaq
t V. M.; Zelentskaya, T. V.
TITLE: Synthesis and conversion of polyamide polynitriles. 1. Synthesis of
anoethylated polyamides
N-cy
SOURCE: Geterotsepny*ye vy*sokomolekulyarny*ye soyedineniya (Heterochain macro-
molecular compounds); sbornik statey. Moscow, Izd-vo, "Nauka," 1963, 139-144
TOPIC TAGS: polymer, polyamide, cyanoethylation,'cyapoethylated polyamide,
solution polycondensation, Interphase polycondensation, aromatic diamine, aliphatic;
diamine, dicyanoethylated aromatic diamine, adipic acid, dicarboxylic acid, poly-
nitrile
7~ ABSTRACT: The authors claim original synthesis of N-cyanoethylated polyan-ides by
solution or interphase polycondensation of N,NI-di-(P-cyanoethyl)-p-pl,anylene
diamine or N,NI-di-i3-cyanoethyl)-1,6-hexamethylene diamine with adipi~: aGid or Its
d7chloroanhydride. Solution reactions lasted 7-10 hours (5 hrs. in 0 purified N
fiow, 2-5 hours In a vacuum) at 160-220C, interphase reactions 30 min. at 180-
240C. It was established that N-cyanoethyiated polyamides with a predetermined
nitrile,~roup content can be derived at polycondensation solution temperatures not
2
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exceeding 160C. Dicyanoethylated aromatic diamines fail almost entirely to parti-
cipate In.the interphase polycondensation, although their aliphatic counterparts
react with the dichloroanhydrides of dicarboxylic acids at phase separation bound-
aries. Orig. art. has: 5 graphs, 2 tables and 4 chemical equations.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskly ;nstitut Im. D. 1. Mendeleyeva
(Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology)
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BOGDANOVA,.VOm* , ~
Distribution of microflora in the rocks and watem of tertiar-y
deposits of the northern part of the Caspian Lowland (Furmanovo
area). Mikrobiologiia 34 no.2:361-365 14r-Ap 165.
(,I,iqRA 18:6)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatollskiy institut yadernoy reo-
fiziki i gookhimii, Moskva.

BOGDANICIVA, V.14.
Experience wit!, Q!a use of the D-1 st~imulln fror the t.n.~aLmon,
of alopecia am-ata. Vent. derm. ". veri. no.5-90-91 165.
RA 18: 11)
1. KozYtno-.viE)noi-ol.cgiche,,kiy d1f3panser 6-7,1:1-vilyy
Bogdanova) i imfedra kozhnykla i venericheshd~V,
(--av. - dots-ent L.P.Nu-mArd) Tartuskogo, univci. 6ubma'tted
February 11, 1964.

130GDA7017i' .11 -F -
Bo.~(~nno,,, N. IT. sind Pogdnnnva, V. IT.- "The biolo,~,-icttl fiLnida--ent,11r, of co:-,b,-tt1n,, ;-.orre
,.nn;, I - Issue 2, 1914,~, 1). 39-9j, -
e. 1. Sbornik trudov Khar'k. vet. In-ta, Vol. XIX,
I. -0 1-0
Bibliog. p. --
s0: U-1,9~4, 20 Oct 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal 'rqkh Sv~tey. 'No. 10", 1,7,.'9).

BOGDANTOVAY V. N.-
Bomdmiova, V. N.: "Black apple-trec ctincer in the Moldavian SSR."
0
Ulm Higher Education USSR. Kishinev St-P-te U. Kishinev,
1956. (Dissertation for the Dogree of Candidatc,in Biolo-
,7ical Science)
SO: Ynizhn.-v Ilo 27, 1956. Mosecu. PaFes 91,,-In
vz-i leto-nis I J, .9; ill.

SMYAK111, F.H.; BOGDAHOVA, V.11.; I#MKHIIIA, O.S.
Una of chromatography In pharmaceutical analyRia, A-pt.delo
8 no.4:83-90 Jl-Ag 159. (MIHA 12:10)
(CHROMATOMPHIC AMILLTSIS) (PWUAACY)

SWUM# F.M.; BOGDLNOVAg V.N.
Chromatographic-;~~aysia~o -body fluids for the presence of medicines.
Sbor, nauch, rab, MFI 1. 2: 57-W 159. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Kafedra analitichookoy Ichimlip (sav. - Prof. P.M. Shq"im)
Mookovsko faraLeAwevticheakogo instituta.
fcoRRMIATOGRiPHIC ANkLYSIS) (BODY FLUIDS)
(CHMISTRYj NEDICAL AND PHLRAMCE;UTICAL)

SHEMYAKINq F.M.; BOODANOVA, ! N
Rhythmic a~ra~ifications ob'taited in the diffusion of citrate
blood through filter paper initially impregnated with a Potaflijium
forrocyanide volution. Sbo:r6 nauch, rab. MFI 2:184-189 159.
(MIRA 14:1)
1. Kafedra analiticheskoy kbimii (zav. - prof. F.M. Shemyakin)
Moskovskogo farmatsevticbeskQgO instituta.
(BLOOD-AMLYSIS AND CHEMISTRY)

aQ~~ kand.biolog.nauk; GONTARENKO, 14.A.,, starshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik
Importance of seasonable application of measures for plant protection,
Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 6 no.12:5-6 D '61. WIRA 16:5)
1. Moldavskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo instituta zashchity rasteniy (for
Gontarenko).

BOGDANOVA, V. P.
,
Chemical composition of bark juice of the host plants of lae
insects. Izv. AN SSSR Ser. biol. 28 no.0605-612 JI-Ag'63
(MIRA .16:11)
1. Botanical Institutep Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,,
Leningrad.

BOGDOICNA3 V.P,
Some differances in the chemical composAtIon of bark ~:ap of the
host plants of the lac insect. Rast.rer. 1 no.3:380-383 165.
(MIRA 1800)
1. 13oflanIchookiy institut Imont V.L KWILrova AN "S-511, L,3nlngrad.

USOjR/Djltivatc:cI Plants Fruits. Derrius.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol.; 110 10, 19518, 44330
,,uthor Be J-nao"Ta, V.S.
List Icavik-1.1 Affilinta of the "LU-Unioll of A[xiculltilxal
Sci,211COG.
Title The Trial of the Poriods ant! of thc: Mothocis of Coverinc
and of the Periods of Uncoverin.; Vincy*,Arcl~;.
Ori ~ Pub Tr. In-ta Zcm1cOcliya. Y-izalldisk. fil. VASMIilln, 1956, 5,
117-132.
Abstract S"harp temperature fluctuati.oiiq, dur-Inr. the fall-vinter and
duri-n- the snriw: T)eriods arc: common i-.-- the 10.ma-Ata re-
.-ion and Itho Lwnpevines arc do-ma'-ed ahiost ovcxy year by
the spotty necrosis. On tho other hwid, in mild wiiiters
tho bushes have a larG;L, number of dry branchcs-.Pand t:ic
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IDSM/Cul:Uvated Plants Fruits. Berries.
Abs Jonr Rof Zhur 131.o1., No 10, 1958, 44-330
lostj of the buds runcl;eo 80-90~. ExTorinents; on the
mcVaoij of coverin_r the vineyards wcrc covercd during
0
1947-1950. The covering of the bushes (194o-i94.' plan-
tinc) was tried iD the following nancr: w.-L-th an Carth
layur of 8-10 20-25 c1a; with straw layer of 10-12,, 8-
10 era and an earth layer on top 8-10 or 15-20 cr. The
best results were obtained froin coverin,~, with straw 8-
10 em aud earth on top 15-20 CLI. In -,TU31.-S ViV,! CO!1SiC1L:-
rable snow cover Good irint-cring
., was secured by coverinG
only vith a straw layer of 10-12 cm. In covorin_r with
earth nlone tbe best rcs*ults were obtained by coverin3
vit', an c-or'Va layer of 20-25 cl-.1. Me bost puriod of co-
verir,,~ - tbo first half of October before thu onset of
frosts of -50. The best periods of mcovuriiiG proved
to be the early periods befm-c the oponin.- of the bu0s,.
filonG with this the fi--.ial pruni;q; mny be ca---riod out not
izi fall but in 31)ri,,C coasiderinL~ the 1=-, of buds in
wi,itQrinC. -- I.K. Fortma-tov
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Pathergomatz7 as a method of functional test of the skin. Vast& vener.
No.3:16-18 maq-Juns 50. WIML 19:4)
l. Of the Pathopbysiological Department (Head -- Prof. I.A.Oyvin)
and of the Dermatological Department (Head - Prof. L.N.Mashkilleyson),
Central Skin-Venereologicai rnstitute (Director - Cwdidate Medical
Sciences N.H.Turanov) of the Ministry of Pablic HealthUSSR.

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OYVIN, I.A., prof.; OYVIN. V.I.; BOGDAHOVA, V.S.
Methods for measuring capillary permeability of the skin. Medych.
zhur. 20 no.3:89-96 '50. (MIRA 11:1)
1. 1 viddilu patofiziologii (zaviduvach - prof. I.A.Oyvin)
TSentrallnogo shirno-venerologich6go institutu Ministerstva
okhorod zdorovlya SRSR (direkotr - kandidet med.nauk N.M.
Turarov)
(CAPILURIBS-PERMBILITY) (SKIN--BLOOD SUPPLY)

BOGDANOVA., V.S.
In the Republic Scientific Pharmaceutical Society of the Lithuanian
S.S.R. Apt. delo U no.1:70 Ja-F 162. (MIFIA 15W
(LITHUANIA-PIlAll-lACEUTICAL SOCIETIES)

Sulicutan"vi fluortiscein Net as an indiss of capillary
pamitability, A I- ova (Minimly llrAb,
,~ 1. "W14" Im,
Veststik Wart ow 4~1931, So, 2, 12-14-
ln*lion 010.2 Mi. I:bi),IM "a. of Na %Alt of thionwrin
and sub~equcnt examn, of the skin under ultra%riolet light
cA" ~rvc an a useful Index of capillary permeability which
deic the rate at which the dye is removed from the sifr~
Local beating am-lemtft the i[Nappmrance. llsl*remiAnr
introcluction of monshine uctIrmes tht t1b.%pIwAi%ucc ibv
.0 mach as IW)%I. Normal subjects sivr valum that e4n
Iw reAlly uwl hir cumixtrison with r4m-v o1 cilrum. rvirmi,
fwvriazi% sirin afrophy, rte, lit edvina thr duration of
flunre.vnee dt-cfeas", in 4trophy this I, al.,o true. but othir
skin afflictions IcAd to longer 6.ut notivul fluort-mvniv.
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BOGDANOVA, V.T.p inth.j TITOVAq B,A,,p Inzh.; TAGANOV, K.I., kand.
rr2-.=Mrt-.ua:uk; TYMOMA9 S.T.p inzh.9 red.; PROKOFIYKVI
V.K.p prof.9 doktor fizoovat.nauk, laureat Stalinskoy premiif
otv.red.; FREGER, D.Poq tokbn.red.
[Spectral analyale of steels with an alternating-current arc]
Spektral'Mi analis stalei o dugoi peremennogo toka. Leningrad,
1952. 3 P. (Informatsiomo-tekhnicheskii listoko no.101 (442))
(MIU 31+:6)
1. Leningradskiy Dom nauchno-tokhnichookoy propagandy.
(Steel--Spectra)

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'Tetermination of Cerium. in Magnesium Alloys by
the Spectrum Analysis Method," T, V. Bogdanova
"Zavoa Lab" No 11, p 1406
Procedure developed for detn of cerium as alloying
element in magnesium alloya in range csf 0.1-0.3%
using quartz spectrograph. Method, of 3 Ptd em-
ployed. Best results obtained by ti-sing lines Ce
3171 an.1 0 H 3377. Accuracy of reproducing re-
sults is t5%. Same conditions of excitation and
photographing permit detn of manganese in range of
1.00-1.80% by lines Hn 3033.6 and Mg 3074.1 giving
accwacy of t4.4.
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BOGDANOVA, V.V.; XUDILYA, Ye.S.
Spectrum analysis of certain
these alloys. Avtom.evar.10
titanium alloys and welded joints on
no.4:29-32 Ji-Ag '57. (MIRA 10:10)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut, tekhnologii i organizataii
proizvodetva aviatsionnoy promyshlonnosti i ordena Tradovogo Krasnogo
Znameni Institut alektroevarki imeni Te.O.Patona Akademii nauk USSR.
(Titanium alloys--Spectra) (Rectric welding--Testing)

KOI3SNIKOV, V.M..; BOaDANOVA, V.V.
6ptical investigation of an aluminum high-current arc in an
inert gas atmospheres Fizesbore noo4:330-334 '58.
(MM 12:5)
1. Fisicheakiy institut iment P.N.Lebedeva AN SSSR-
(Aluminum) (Electric arc)

24M ft= I DOW ZOWZ?An= WTATOO
-7 z6v- Onive-sitet
aterialy I vaesayusnago sawashchanlya po spektroskopll. 1956.
t. X1s Atamnara spektraskoplya (Xsterials of the 10th All-Vnlon
pectroscopy, 1956. Vol 2z Atomic 3peetrosOOPY)
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ThIm book Is Intended ter scientists and researchers In
the fleld f spectroscopy, aa wall as for technical personnel
Uslat spot= sn-' $is In various industrIes.
COMAM Wds volme contains 177 aclenufte and technical studies
or stands spectregraphy presented st the 101-h All-ftlon Center-
=00 an Spectroscopy In 1956. The studies were carried out by
members of scientific and technical imutates and Include
extensive, bibliographies or Soviet and other sources. The

tudlem cover many phases or spoctroscopys spectra of rare earths.
:
106tromagmetla radiation, physicochemical methods for controlling
cranium production, "Its and technology ckr gas discharge,
optles and spectroscopyj abnormal dlaporoLcez in metal vapors,
spectroscopy and the combustion theory, spectrum analysis or ores
and minerals. Photographic methods for quantitative spectrum
analysis of metals and alloys. spectral detatratInatlon of the
'hydrogen content of metals by meana Or isotopes, tablevsvid
atlas** of spectral lines, spark spectrograptdo analysis,
statlotleal study of variation in the parameters of calibration
curves, determ1natlon of traces of metals, spectrum analysis In
metallurgy, thermochandstry In metallurgy, and principles and
practice of spectroahmalcal analysis.
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Xikonows, Te.I., And V.I. Frokor,yov. Relative oscillator
snaWas rap certain wAitipicts of Atoms and lono 316
mossUddn, V.S., and N.A. Westerto. Luminous Intensity and
Ionization In a Plane - 320
Btalov, A.L.I and K.W. lochalow. Studying Elementary Processes
and Chmeloal Me" tl6ns In a ?Orch Discharge 323
Trapitsyn, X.P. Temperature V&rlatlons and Degree of
lonleatlon In Plasma or a Ush-voltage A-C Are 326
zolesanovp Y.x.p &x4,xy_&za anave. optical Study or a iugh-
-JUrrent AluMnum Arc In W-MTO"r Gas Atoospnore 330
SemenoWa, O.r., and A.T. Durkin&. Iffect of Gas composition
on the Thermal UcltatY*n of Spoetral Lines 334
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24(7) SOV/48-23-9-57/57
AJIT11011: Bogdanova, V. V.
TITLE; Furti*i_c~r e~,v`;_i~cpme ~of an Apparatus for Local Spectral Analysis
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizziche~kayat 1051),
Vol 23, Nr 9, PP 1171 - 1172,(USSR)
ABSTRAM Figura 1 shows the scheme of the apark genorator for local
analysis. By means of this system it is possible to investi-
6ate layers of a thickness uf 2-5111 and "points" having a
diameter of 0.05 - 0.15 mm and more. A reconstruetcd micro-
,scope of the type MBI-1 is used for this purpose. The ana-
lyses are carried out in air or in a noble gas, in which case
a pressure of 0.2 - 0-3 atm.is maintained. The use of noble
gases exercises a favorable influence upon the line intensities
and the time of exposure. The scheme of the optical arrangement
is shown in ~~igare 2. It consists essentially of an incidental
light microscope such as is used for metallographical purposes,
and of the spectroscopic apparatus proper. By means of this
device medium-alloy steels and Kh18NqT-tXpe steel are investi..
gated. As examples, the results obtained by investigations of
Card 1/2 point-welded materials of various kinds are mentioned. A con-

Further Development of an Apparatus for Local Spectral SOV/48-23-9-57/57
Analysis
centration'of the alloy-elementeCVNi, Si, Mn was found in
the center of the inventigated range. Electrolytic copper
with a diameter of 0-3 mm was used as electrode, the calibra-
tion curves were constructed from the results obtained with
three standards. VInally, the wave lengths of the line pairs
investigated are given. There are 3 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchnyy institut aviatsionnoy tekhnologii (Scientific In-
stitute of Aviation Technology)
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AUTHOR:
2900
S/125/61/000/010/005/014
11040/11112
TITLE- On the chemical nonhomogeneity of alloy in the "whiskers"
and seam in spot welds
PERIODICAL: Avtomaticheskaya svarka, no. 10, 1961, 39-41
TEXT: The article describes a study made of the chemical composition of
so-called "whiskers", i.e. microscopic cracks in the base metal forming in
the spot and roller welding of austenitic steel sheets. These "whiskers"
appear to be filled with a fusion of metals or the metal of one alloy and
may -reach the surface of the joined sheets. They impair the mechanical prcp-
.erties of the joints, particularly when they come out to the surface.
The chemical composition, physical and mechanical properties of the "whis-
kers" and the mechanism of their formation has been atudied very little
hitherto. In the study described,the chemical composition of spot weld
"whiskers" was investigated by the spectral micro-local method on specimens
made from a 1 mm thick sheet of.9M 703 (E1703) steel and a 0-5 mm thick
sheet of lXl8ff'9T (lKhl8N9T) steel. Welding was carrJed out with a 6500
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On the chemical nonhomogeneity...
29047
S/125/61/000/010/005/014
D04O/Dll2
amp current, a 0.16'sec welding pulse, 400 kg pressure on the electrodes,
and a spot weld 5-5mm in diameter. The article includes a brief description
and diagrams of the optical system and the local-spark generator used in
the study, and details of the analysis techniques. The optical system con-
sisted of an HIM-22 (ISP-22) spectrograph and a micro-attachment with
an additional optical arrangement that facilitated the centering of the spe-
cimen and the top electrode. The generator circuit differs from that pre-
viously described (Ref.2: V.V. Bogdanovap "Izvestiya AN SSSR. Seriya fiz.",
t.X-XIII, no. 9, 1959); it has an additional kenotron, a capacitance in the
oscillation circuit, and a different method of regulating the charging re-
sistor, which raises the power of the generator and widens the range of ad-
justment of the npark gap. The following mean results were obtained for
E1703 steel:
"Whisker"
Spot weld
Base metal
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% of Cr
fee 26-3
... 22.6
... 22.6
Fe Ni
36-3 35-4
34.2 30.24
34.6 34-0
Ti
1.20
0.83
0-65

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252 V000/010/005/014
On the chemical nonhomogeneity... D040/Dl12
*In an editorial note it is suggested that this value is erroneousi- the
nickel content should be close to that in the base metal. The data show
that the composition of the weld spot and the "whiskers" correspond to E1703
steel, as the spot was mainly formed by melting of the sheet of this steel.
They also show a slight concentration of elements in the "whisker" and a
slight decrease of their content in the weld, which may be due to the com-
pressing effect of the electrodes. Uneven micro-hardness in the spot weld
and in the "whisker" confirms the nonhomogeneity of the chemical composition.
There are 5 figures, 1 table and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: NIIAT
SUBMITTED: February 27, 1961
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AocEssiou nn: Ap4o29383
AMICIR: BOI[IAMOM, Ve V* (Engineer)j Imhko,, So Vo (Candidati at Tedbnic",
Sciencea)-ito-i-en-b-iij-1-.1. (EngLneer)
TITLE: On the chemical Inhomogenifty bmzrd jadnts
SOURCE: SvarochnoVeAoi%vodstvo''no~ 4P 1964j, 10-12.
TOPIC TUB: brazing,, nickel brazing' aluninum brazing', brazed joint., chemical
inharaogeneity
linicro x-ray spectral analysis, the authors de.;
ABSTRACT: Using methods of loca
termined-the chemical composition of brazed joints In nickel furnace brazed
with copper or the eutectic alloy Ni-13$ Si, and aluminum furnace brazedvith
the eutectic dissolution of Al-33% Cu. It van found that canposition of the
brazed joints changes considembly along the length and depth of the joint. It
I is shown that this inhcmogeneity is associated with the dissolution of the base
material in the brazlug anyyp and.vith the mutual diffusion between the base ma-',
terial and the brazing alloy,.' Grarba.shoving the ocatent of copper,and sillem
in joints brazed under various coaditiona aris presented. Mw most impm-Lont
Card 1/2

USSR/MicrdIbioloL,;y - Microbes PathoCenic for Man and Anivals. F
Bacteria. Bacteria of the Intestinal Grjup.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol., No 22, 1958, 99361
Author Boadanqn~J.,_'_..
Inst
Title Study of the Antiaenic Structure of Gas ForLdnG
Bacteria AC%autinated by the Dysenteric Serm of Fle)mer
Orif~ Pub Zh. mikrobiol., apideraiol. i imunobiol., 1958; No 4,
6o-66
Abstract Out of 3198 strains of Dacellus coli and Fazacolobac-
trum eliminated by healthy subjects and subjects infec-
ted with dysentery as well as frou river and svwer
waters, 223 para-strains (P) were ag,-,lutinated by the
antidysenteric sera of Flexier. A L4xeat part if P was
agglutinated only by polyvalent sera of Flexier but did
n3t aa;lutinate with the adsorbed, type-sepcific sera of
Flexner; some P, araonE; these, P of water origin,
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USSR/MicrobioloLW - Mcrobes Pathorjenic for Man and Ani;zla. F
Bacteria. Bacteria of the Intestinal Group,
Abs Jiur Ref Zhur Dial., No 22, 1958, 99361
aW,lutinated wall with the last meatioried sera. It
was demonstrated in cross reactions of agalutination
andnaeorption of aa;lutinins, and also in cross reac-
tions of precipitatioa v1th antiGens obtained by the
netbod of Doivin, that these P possess their both own
typical antigens as well as antigens common to types-
specific antigens of Flexner's microbes. The quantitati-
ve content of these last mentioned antirens varied in
different P. It was fotuid after chr3matorTaphic study
of the antigens of P that they are constituted of hexz-
samine, Clucose, rhamose and CAlactase, while the cim-
position of the antiSens of the microbes of Flexner con-
tain hexosamine, Glucose, rhamose and a substance with
a low value of Rf. The qualitative ratio of gli=se and
rhamnose in P aWlutinated by adsorbed sera of Flem'ier
was close to that of the microbes of Flexner.
Card 2/2

BOGDANOVA, V. V., Candidate Med Sci (diss) -- "A study of the antigenic struc-
ture of gas-forming bacteria uhich agglutinate Flexner's dysentery bacteria".
GorIkiy, 1959. 15 pp (Gorlkiy State Med Inst im S. M. Kirov), 200 copies
(KL, No 25, 1959, 139)

BQM=VA,,X.V,.-;.,IZOTOVA. I-T.
Physicogeographical characteristics of Xastern Litea and Kharlovka
Rivers. Vodnoenerg.ros.Koll.poluos. no-1:5-40 '58. (MIR& 12:3)
(lauterin' Litea Valloy-Phy"Ical geography)
(Kharlovka Valley-Pbyaical geography)

BOGDANOVA, V.V.; SMMOV, V.G.
0
Results of industrial testing of the UGR-40 apparatus for
hydraulic fracturing of a coal seam at the Moseow underground
gasification station. Nauch. trudy VNIIFbdzemgaza no.8t69-73
162. (MIRA 16:6)
1. laboratoriya. napravlannogo bureniya Vassoyuznogo nauchno-
issladovatellskogo instituta podzemnoy gazifikateii ugley.
(Moscow Baoin-Coal gaAification, Underground-
Squipment and supplies)

BOGDANOVAS V.T.
Toxico-allergic serous meningitis and erythems. nodosum in a
child with tuberculous bronohoadenitio. Probl. tub. no.92
74-75 163 ~MIRA 17 24)

3/079/63/033/001/021/023
D204/D307
)LUTHORS;
iTITLE:
:iPERIODICAL:
Ponomarev, A. I., Klebanskiy, A. L., Larionova, Yu. A.
and Bogdanova, V. V,
The preparation of p-cyanophenylmethyldiethoxyeilane
Zhurnal obahchey khimii, v. 33, no. 1, 1963, 316
i
:TEXTz p-Bromophenylmethyldiethoxysilane (I) was obtained by react-
;,ing methylehlorodieth-pxysilane with 2-BrO H MgBr. The Br in I was
6 4
i,then replaced with a nitrile 0group to give p-eyanophenylmethyldi-
iethoxy8ilane (b.p. 111 - 112 C/3 mm Hg, nio = 1.5032, d20 = 1.2058,
1 4
~;MR = 57.69), in 45 - 50% yield. CAbstracter's note; Eseentially
D
icomplete translation--7
iSUBMITTED: August 8, 1962

POVKH, Ivan Lukich; BOGDANDVA, V.V., redaktor; ZABRODINA, A.A., tekb-
nichnskly redaktor. mmmwm^
[Mintaturn-scale operation of hydraulic turbines in air currents]
Modelirovania gidravlichaskikh turbin v vozdushmVkh potokokh.
Moskva, Gne.enarg.W-vi), 195.5. 147 p. WILRA 8:11)
(Hydratilir turblues- Models)

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the flov through the Yrancis runner of a hydraulic
turbine. Trudy LPI no.198:19-31 '58. - (MIRA 12:12)
(Wdraulic turbines)

!Lg"CHKINA, L.A.
~ 'i,
7ormation of flow before entering the runner of a turbine.
Trudy LPI no.198:63-76 158. OURA 12:12)
(Hydraulic turbines)

POVKH, Ivan Lukich. Prinimal uchastiye: SMIUOV, G.V.0 lnzh.. KIRILLOV,
3 tsenzent; BOGPIUO A._Y.Y
I.I., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, re
kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; SI140ROVSKIY, N.Z.. red.izd-va; DUDUSOVA,
G.A., red.izd-va; SHCHETININA, L.V., tekhn.red.
[Aerodynamic experiments in mechanical engineering] Aerodinaml-
chaskil eksperiment v mashinostroanii. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-takhn.
izd-vo mashinostr.lit-ry, 1959. 394 p. (MIRA 12:9)
(Aerodynnmice) (Nechanical engineering)

SOODANOVAI.V. V.. (Leningrad)
"Laminar Boundary Layer in Flows with Longitudinal and Lateral Pressure
Gradients."
report presented at the First All-Union Congress on Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, Moscow, 27 Jan - 3 Feb 1960.

69291
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E031/E535
AUTHOR: . Bogdanova, V.V (Leningrad) %
TITLE: The Three-Dimensio &I Boundary Laye with Longitudinal
and Transverse Pressure Drops
PERIODICAL% Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye tekhnicheskikh
nauk, Mekhanika i mashinostroyeniye, 1960, Nr 1,
pp 12-19 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The longitudinal and transverse velocities are given by
power laws depending on one variable and two parameters,
with the aid of which external flows with positive and
negative.pressure drops in two directions can be
obtained. Longitudinal and transverse velocity profiles
in the boundary layer depending on the two parameters
are obtained; the limit lines of the flow and the friction
stress on the surface are given. Families of velocity
profiles are obtained and used to calculate the laminar
boundary layer for an arbitrary pressure drop. The fluid
is assumed incompressible. The components u,v,w of the
velocity are assumed to depend only on x and y, where the
x-axis runs along the body perpendicular to the leading
Card 1/3 edge and the y-axis is normal to the surface. The Ll~

69291
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E031/E535
The Three-Dimensional Boundary Layer with Longitudinal and Transverse
Pressure Drops
projections of the external velocity vector on the x-aad
z-axes are denoted by U(x) and W(x), and tMese are I-M
assumed to be given by the relations U = x , W = a + bx
(a and b constants). The parameters m and b are
those mentioned above. The Falkner-Skan solution is
used for u and v. The solution for w is sought
the form W = f (-4 ) + bxl Mf I(~t) where 'C, = y(Ul/p)
(P = 2m/(m + 1)1. In this way wo ordinary differential
equations for f0 and f 1 respectively are obtained.
The equation for f. can b e integrated immediately and
the second is integrated numerically. The results
obtained so far are used to discuss the behaviour of the
stream lines. It appears that the stream lines are bent
in the boundary layer, the amount of curvature depending
on the pressure drop along the x-axis. It is further
seen that the) transverse velocity profile depends strongly
on bxl-m. The transverse velocities in the boundary
layer are greater for positive transverse pressure drop.
Card 2/3 For positive transverse pressure drop flow breakaway can
4

69291
S/179/60/000/01/002/034
E031/E535
The Three-Dimensional Boundary Layer with Longitudinal and Transverse
Pressure Drops
occur. Finally the calculation of the laminar boundary
layer for an arbitrary pressure drop is considered.
The method of impulses is used. The first of the
impulse equations has the same form as for a two-
dimensional boundary layer and its solution is obtained
by Loytsyanskiy's method. The second equation can be
solved in a similar manner.
There are 7 figures and 4 references, 2 of which are
SovIet and 2 English.
SUBMITTED: July 20, 1959
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BOGDANOVA., V. V.
~- , -1 :, - - ~::, " '-~. - ~ t, n-,-
Investigating fluid flow through the impeller of the model
of a diagonal flow hydraulic turbine. Trudy LPI no.230:
117-123 164. (MIRA 17:6)

E
(_m,)'IFP_r ,Us N -W)
V /VWA
ACCESSION NIR, AT5015709 7~
AUIBOR. Boydanoya V
TTTLE: I-xially sy= etric liminar boundary 1 y r within a I n~q f lo--!
SOURCE: Leningrad. Politeldinicheskly institmt. Trudy, no. 248, 1';65, Telkhni-
chLskaya gidr0g;i2odinamika (Technical gas hydrodynamice), 65-73
Mf IC TAGS: swirling flow boundary, laminaT boundary layer, self sioiliir 5urface
layer, axis),immetric boundary layer
In the past, several authors have studied the motion of viscous finlds
in the boundary layer along the walls of an axially s)m7zetric Ozanne! w.ul-fn i
totating fl., using various Toethods (see, e.g., J. C. Cooke, Aerorinut. ~;ri_ 11),
1952, 436-490; Binnie and Harris, Quart. J. Hech. and Appl. Math., '~ IQ~)O,
J. Appl. Mech., 23, 1956). However, all these retearchers as-ame,I that t~e
boundary layer -flow has a ~single~ clirular velocity comp-cinent. Tho prnacontt pxInp_IA*
investigates the self-si-nilar solutions of the equations of" thk~ "l-vialiv
laminar boundaxy layer for the general case of an axial swirl in., 1:1 j TIQI~~;;? i."-
contain all three velocity components). A genern! fpr!7!:!I-it4--
Cori 1/2

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f-L 3558 2- -65
ACCESSION IM: AT5015709
i followed by the determination of the connaction between the pressitre nnd ti't'
vel,3city of the external flow, the evaluntion of the spl-f-sim.-ilar solution, and
thu presentation (in the form of graphs) of the parametr-4c f-;nc-'..r- "t;'r~:-.-,
the solution. The gTaphs were calculated on the IIFM11-2
graiskiy vychislitelnyy tnentr Akademii nauk SSSII (Lenin?,rad Compuzer L;encci oi
th-:~ Acadmy of Sciences SSSR). Conditions for the break ing, iiwa'~ ~,'i-
-a-,!: ~!-,cuqn-d, Or(lg. irt, has: 34 formulas, y
ASS O-CIATION-- Leningradskiy kh _16._- M-.- IKal InI na (I-M.,
--polite nichvikiy-lnst t
ingrad Folytecbnic. Tzstitute)
SUMMED: W ENCL, 00 Sun CODE: I'M
1,10 'ZEF SOV, GO 1
Aq)~,
C,rd 212
OTIMR. 004
A", F'RE"2'F

BOGUNOVA v$
Axirpmtrio lami=7 boundary layer 1r, a vwtrling flovs
Trudy LPI noe248t65-73 165, (mm 1819)

--'kPqPANPVA, V.~V.
Comparative study of some propertles of ShIgella dyeenteriae,
pathogenic for the eyes of guinea pigs, and nonpathogenic variations
obtained from them. Zbur.mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 42 no.3:240
Mr 165. (KRA 1816)
1. Gorikovskiy institut epidemiologli i mikrobiologll.

USSR/Farm Animals - Cattle
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 15, 1958, 69284
Author Bog,:~nonAXeo
List
Title MetaboliAta in Cows Raised on Ratioas Containing Various
Succvlent Feeds
Orig Pub : Molochn. i myasn. zhivotnovodstvo, 1957, No 12, 39-42
Abstract : The first group of heifers (13 heads) were raised on
potato-silage rations, wid the second group on maiigel-
silage rations. Nutritional difference started from
animals aged two weeks and was rmintained up to calviiig.
At six months of age, the percentage of -Aeposition of
nitrogen in relation to its intale in calves of the first
group was 35-4 caid taht of the second group 28-3i at 18
months of -,e it was 18.3 and 15.8, respectively. During
eight months of lactation, the first calf heifers of the
lst group produced an average of 3,4o4 kg of milk with
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Q2. - 25 -

USSR/Fann Animls - Cattle q
Abs Jour ; Ref Zhur - Biol., UO 15, 1958, 69284
3-54 of butt,Otfat) anA the first calf heifers of the
2nd group 2)949 *9- with 9-52% of butterfat. turing
the second lact6tion, the production of milk was 3,869
and 3,523 kg., respectively.
Card 2/2

AJMMROV,A#Kh,; BOI;DkNOVA,Te,A,
Parasites of the young of carp, bream, and Caspian roach in
bottom land collective fisheries of the Volga Delta. Trudy
probl.i tem.sov. no.4:75-78 '54. (MLIRA 8:7)
1. VoesoyuzVy nauchno-isal6dovatellskiy institut ozjrnogo i
rechnogo rybnogo khosyavetva.
(Volga Delta--Parasites) (Parasites--Yishas)

AXHKSRGT. A.Xh.; 2WAY
., kA%J&,;4;w
Method preparing microscopic specimens of Trichodina from fixed
fishes. Zool.zhur.34 no-1:234-235 Ja-F 155, (MLRA 8:3)
1. Laboratoriya. bolezney rrb VNIOM,,
(Fishes-Diaeases aid posts) (Infusoria)

14-57-6-12756D
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 6,
p 137 (USSR)
AUTHOR: __Bog4p~nqya,_Ye. A.
TITLE: Carp Minnow Parasites in Volga Delta Fish Hatcheries
(Parazitofauna molodi karpovykh ryb nerestovo-
vyrastnvkh khozyaystv deltty Volgi)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the author's dissertation for
the degree of Candidate of Biological Sciences,
resented to Vses. n.-i. in-t oz. i rech. ryb. kh-va
All-Union Scinntific Institute for Fresh-Water Fish
f
Culture), Leningrad, 1956
ASSOCIATION: Vses. n.-i. in-t oz. i rech. ryb. kh-va (All-Union
Scientific Institute for Fresh-Water Fish Culture)
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""'~USSR / Zooparasitology. General Problems. G-1
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol.j No 20, 1958, 91005
Author
Inst The All-Union Scientific Research Institute
for I~ake and'River Fisheries
Title A Contribution to the Problem of the Parasitic
Fauna in Young Sturgeons When Raised in Fonds at
the Volga Delta
Orig Pub: Izv. Vses. N.-I& In-ta oz. I rechn. rybn. kh-va,
1957: 42, ioo-lo6 (res. Ger.)
Abstract; Six spedies of ectoparasites were discovered
In young sturgeons and sevryuga sturgeons (Aci-
penser stellatus) up to one month old (there
were 6 species of sturgeons and two sevryuga
sturgeon varieties). Diclybothrium larvae were
the first to be noted in 2.3 cm long sturgeons.
Card 1/2

USSR / Zooparasitology. General Problems. G-1
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 20, 1958, 91007
Author Bogdnova.-Ye.
e Ail-Union
Inst Research Institute for
Lake and River Fisheri6s
Title Whitefish Parasites in Lake Baykal
Orig Pub: Inv. Vses. n.-i. in-ta oz. i rechn. rybn. kh-
va, 1957, 42, 315-322 (res. German)
Abstract: When 38 omull whitefish (a migratory species),
41 ordinary whitefish and one burbot were dis-
sected in 1954, 12 species of parasites were
found. There were 2 species of sporozoa,
2 trematodes, 6 cestodes and one species each
of nematodes and crustaceans. Six species were
found in the Baykal fauna for the first time
(Myy.obolus mulleri, Henneguya salminicola,
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USSR / zooparasitology. General Problems. G-1
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 20s 1958, 91007
Abstract: Phyllodistomum conostomum, Triaenophorus cras-
sus, Proteocephalus exiguus, Contracoecum oscu-
latum baicalensis). New hosts were recorded for
3 species (Cyatocephalus truncatus, Diplos-
tomulum spathaceum, Triaenophorus nodulosus). --
M. Ye. Morozova
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USSIR / Looparasitology. General Problems. 0
Lbs Jour: aef Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1959, 24175.
Author Akh.-lerov, A Kh. B~oddanova
e ~, ~Yxe ~. A.
searc I
Inst jUl-Union S;ientif c lesearc Institute of Lake
and River Fish Economy.
Title The Haterials on Fish Parasitofauna of 'Reser-
voirs in the Zone of the Future 3taling,rad Reser-
voir (in the _iegion of River Valley Lakes and
the Yeruslan River).
Crig Pub: Izv. Vses. n.-i. in-ta oz. i rechn. rybn. kh-va,
1957, 42, 146-159.
Abstract: 375 fishes of 15 species were dissected. 68
species of parasites were registered (mainly the
most usual species). The smallest nu,iber of para-
site s-oeoies (2) was noted in L'alburnus alburnus!
only in two species of fish (Blicca bjoerkna and
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3

Gonaral Probloms. G
US~IR / Zooparasit0logy'
.,~bs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biolo, No 6, 1939, 24175.
Abs'traot: broam) did tho parasitofauna turn out to bo com-
parativoly riohor:. in the first spooios, 21 woro
rogisterod; in tha second, 28 spacias. The epi-
zootio condition of tho invostigated reservoirs
is satisfactory; however, a numbor of parasites
will prosant dang-~r for the rosorvoir (Ichthyo-
phthirius multifiliis, Triohodina mugaraicronuclo-
ata, DaotylogyruS BOlidus, argulus, foliacous and
othors). -- 0. W. Bauer.
Card 2/2

USSR / Zooparasitology. General iroblems. G-1
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 20, 1958, 91011
Author
Inst : All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Lake
and River Fisheries
Title : Data on the Parasitic fauna In Young Vobla Raised
at a number of the Volga spawning and Cultiva-
ting Fisheries.
Orig Pub: Izv. Vses. n.-la, in-ta. oz. I rechn. rybn.
kh-va, 1957, 42, 323-325
Abstract: The dissection (1951-1953) of young voblas
(the Caspian roach) 1-2[ months old revealed
18 species of parasites of which 14 (77.8,c.') had
a direct cycle of development. Manogenetic
trematodes were the most widely represented
form. The parasitic fauna in the young voblas
Included only species which are found in the bream.
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17

US9R / Zooparasitology. General Problems.
Abs Tour: Ref Zhur--Biol., No 6, 1959, 24182.
Author : Bogdanova, Ye. A.
Inst ;R11_-U_n1_on Scf5`ntifio Research Institute of Lake
and River Fishing Economy.
Title :On the Problem of Parasitofauna of the Fry of
Otenodus Ieucichthys in the Volga Delta.
Crig Pub; Izv. Vses. n.-i. in-ta. oz. i rechn. rybn. kh-va,
1957, 42, 326.
Abstract: In 11 of 15 investigated small fry of SICOenodua
leucichthys, which were raised in pond hatcher-
ies, Ichthyophthirius multifilUs, Trichodina
sp. and Argulus coregoni were discovered.
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10

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RZ7B)OI., 1,10. 1OZ89
JVJ11,1101,11 Bogdnnova, Yt.-. A.
:,
_
7%fi di b-, titute of 1- I-e
and
Glugea acrtwigi Weissenberg AAlcro.~pnrleia in

sinelts of LaRe 'YU11-ykirva

ses. it, -i. ',-,-ia oz. f recli.n. rybyi. Idi-va,
Z
V.
19.5 It, 4.2, 3 3 Fj
1; River Pi-~cl-zalLart
'.r- the iriternal orgon~i and irAaSC4lZk'LUr,~ of synchs of
Take
N'till-yarva (Xaav,~Iiari Y.,ithnius) a -nassive
~;v-- s louTill v-ith Glutgaa hertvvilgi
-IrLicrc-snor"dia.
CA-aD

USSR / ZooparasitologY, General .1croblems.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol-j No 20j 1958, 91010
Author : BogdanovaI Ye. A.
Inst : The All-UnTi-W-SUITbtific Research Institute for
Lake and River Fisheries
Title : The Parasite Fauna In the Young Bream and Sazan
Carp Spawned and Cultivated by the Fisheries of
the Volga Delta and their Epizootic State
Orig Pub: Izv. Vses. n.-i. in-ta oz. I rechn. rybn. kh-va,
1957, 43, No 2, 3-72
Abstract: The make-up of parasitic species, the regular-
ities in parasite fauna formation related to
the fishest age and feeding habits, as well as
to other environmental factors. Parasite con-
trol methods are advanced.
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2o-6-59159
AUTHOR: BOODANOTAt Ye. A*
TITLE: On the Biology er paptylIg U39 skrjabini Achmerov, 1954, a Pars,-
site of the Amurian Fish Hy pophtalmiohtY3 molitrix Val.
(K v9prosu o biologii BaotZ logyrus,skriabini Aohmerav, 1954 - par&-
sita amurskoge tolatelobika.,Russian).
PERIODICAL: Deklady Akadexii.Nauk SSSR, 1957o Vol 113, Nr 6, pp 1391 - 1393
(U,S.S.R*)
A ABSTRACT:
33( The river Amur-more and more attracts the interest of Soviet re-
oearah,vorkers-because.of its..rioh and strange fauna of fish. Some
of the Amurian-fish can be acclimatized in the Western part of the
~Seviet-Union, In 1937 the Amurian carp was first transported to

80~9
A YA 3frr
XZ4Z, the Kursk-fish culture. Since 1951 the same is done-in the oase-of
the "thiak-head".(tolatelobik) and the "white Amur" to the- pond oul-
tur4s of the Mosoow area and the Ukraine. Practice has shown that
also parasites of fish were* imported and that they can-do great dam-
age to fish cultures.-A number of parasites of the Daotylogyrus' spe-
ciee is known-which cause fish diseaeses in the case of a mass in-
festation:-O'g.M. vastatora and D. solidus. The latter is especial-
ly widelepread inthe ponds of the European part of the Soviet Union
New the fauns, of these parasites is very well known. In the case of
the "thick-heads" D. hY2oPhtalmiohtbZs, and D. magnihamatus became
#%,,.d 1/2 known-and recently' the D. skrjabini was described as new. Further-

BOGDANOVA31~. A.
"Diseases of Young Salmon in the Fish Canneries of the Far East."
Tenth Conference on Parasitological Problems and Diseases with Natural
Reservoirsp 22-29 October 1959, Vol. 11, Publishing House of Academy of
Sciences, USSR, Moscow-Leningrad, 1959.
Institute of Lake and River Fisheries (Leningrad)

Mau
-., 2
Npixootic condition of commercial fish stocks of the Volga
River In the region of the future StalWrad Reservoir. Trudy
sov.Ikht.kom, no.9:144-148 159, (MM 130)
1. Vessoyusnyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiv iustitut ozornogo I
rechnogo rybnogo khozyaystva.
(Stalingrad Reservoir region-Parasiten)
(Parauites-Fiebes)

Natural focus of the infestation of salmonid fishes with Fqxosoma
cerebralis in Sakhalin. DDkl. AN SSSR 134 no.6:1501-1503 0 160,
(MIRA 13 1 10)
1. GosudaretvauM nauchno-iseledorateltakly institut osernogo i
rechnogo rybnogo khozyaystva. Predstavlono almdemikom Ye.H.Pavlorvakim.
(Sakhalin--Salmon-Diseasse and pests) (Sporozoa)

BOGDANOVA, Ye.A.
- ~ ..- .
Division process in Trichodina truttae Mueller (Infusoria, Peritricha).
Dokl. AN SSSR 151 no,6:2456-1461 Ag 163. (MIRA 16t10)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut ozernogo i
rechnogo rybnogo khozyaystva. Predstavleno akademikom Ye.N.
Pavlovskim.

DEGTYAREV, F.G.; BUTIN, V.I.; BOODANOVA, Ye.A.; BOGDANOVA, G.I.;
SMISIDiEVA, V.I.; MII.YIJTINA, L.L.; DWjIJROV, M.G., kand.
sellkhoz. naukp spets, redo
[Recent developments in the technology of milk products;
textbook] Povoe v tekhnologii molochrjykh prod-uktov; ucheb-
noe posobie. Moskva~ Vses. zaochnyi tekhnikum miasnoi i
molochnoi promyshl., 1964. 187 p. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut moloch-
noy promyshlennosti.

BOGDANOVA, Yevgeniya Alekseyevna,- RUMYANTSEVA, N.B., red.
, I ~ -, ~r-;-- --:-------- ...
[Trichodina infection of fishes and its control) Trikho-
diniazis ryb i mery bor'by a nim. Moskva,, Rybnoe khoz.,
1963. 32 p. (MIRA 1813)