SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOGOMOLOVA, F. A. - BOGOMOLOVA, N.A.

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BOOOMOLOVA, P. A.
ND&ta on the Clinical Treatment of Interparo3qsmal Rhe=atism In Children.,'
Sub 16 Jun 4?, Second Moscow State Medical Inst imeni L V. Stalin
Dissertations presented for degrees in science and engineering in Moscow
in 1947
SO: Sum No. 457, 18 Apr 55

BOGOMOLOVA, F. A.
Clinical pacullarities of intermission periods in rheumatism
in children. Uchen sapski vtor. mookov. mod. Inst. Stalin&
1:107-201-1951 (CIML 21:3)
1. Assistant. 2* Clinic for Ghildron's Diseases (Director -
Prof. N. I. Osinovskiy) of the Therapeutic Faculty-located at
the Children's Clinical Hospital (Head Physician -- To. V.
Prokhorovich).

B000140WVA, P.A.
Relation of tonsillitis to rheumatism in children. Pediatriia, Moskva
no. 4:25-28 July-Aug. '1952. (CLML 22:5)
is Of the Clinic for Children's Diseases of the Therapeutic Faculty of
Second Moecow Medical Institute iment I. V. Stalin (Director of Clinic
Frof..N. Is Osinovskly) located at the Amalgamated Children's Clinical
Hospital (Head Physician - Honored Physician RBFSR Yes V. Prokhorovich)o

BOGOMOLOVA, 7.A., doteent.
Angina and rheumatism in children. Pediatriia no.1:12-16
Ja-F 154. (MLRA 7:3)
1. Iz kliniki detskikh bolezuey lechabnogo fakulitsta II Mookov-
skogo maditainskogo Institute. im. I.V.Stalina (direktor kliniki -
prolessor N.I.Osinovskiy) na bass detakoy bollnitay Kominternovskogo
rayona Moakvy (glavnyy vrach S.B.Sizova).
(Rheumatism) (Throat --Di sease e

BOGOMOLOVA, F.A.; KATANGIM, G.P.
CapillarOBCOPY in certain children's diseases; infectious
hepatitis, athrombopenic purpurs, und hemophilia. Sov.med.18
U0.3:34-36 Mr 154. (MIRA 7:2)
1. Iz kliniki detskikh bolesney (direktor - professor R.I.
Oeinovskiy) lechobnogo fakul'teta II Moskovskogo meditsinskogo
institute. im. I.Y.Stalina na ba2e ob"yedinennoy detakoy klini-
cheskoy bollaitsy (glavnyy vrach - zaslushennyy vrach respubliki
Ye.V.Prokhorovich).
(Hepatitis, Infectious) (Purpura (Pathology)) (Hemophilia)

BOGWOLOVA, F.A.
-
Capillaroeco-'O'Y' Of children in dysentery. Pediatriia 39 no-3:85-M
MY-Ja 156. (MIRA 9:9)
1. Is kliniki detokikh bolesney II Nook-ovokogo moditeinakogo inett-
tuta iment I.V.Staliua na base detakoy bolluitay Kaminternovskogo
rayona Moskvv.
(UPTI-TAIRIM) (DYSIMTERY)

.BOGOWDLOVA, 7.A. [Pohomolm, 7.A.1; MPWOVA, V.N.; VOLKOVA, T.N.
Reflex reaction of the capillaries In children with rhe=atia fevers
Pled., skush. I gin. 19 no.6t39-41 '57. (MIR& 13:1)
1. 2-y Xoskov9kt7 gosudarstvann"
Plrogom (uauohnyy lconsulltant
O.V. Karbikov).
(MBMTIC: YAM)
meditsimekly institut im. N.I.
prof. D.D. Lebedev, dir, - prof.
(CAPELLLMS)

BOGONOLOYA.,.Y-.A., kand.med.nauk
. - - -1 - ~ I . ..'
Pain androme In dogs f onowingoompression of the descending
branch of the left coronary arterro Vrach* delo no.1:99 '.59.
(MIRA 12:4)
1. Vtoroy Moskovskiy maditainskiv. inatitut (nauchrqy konstilitant -
prof, D.D. Lebadev). (PAIN)
(OCRONART VBSSIW--ABNMMTrzS AND DVORMIT33S)

BOGOMOLOVA, F.A.
late results of treating children with rheumatic fever with novoeaina
electrophoresis and pyramidon. Vop.okh,mt. i dot. 4 no.5:17-20
S-0 159. (MM 13:1)
1. Ix II Moskovskogo meditainekogo inetituta imeni N.I. Pirogova
(nauchn7y konsulitant - Prof. D.D. Lpbedev).
(RHIMTIG FRM) (X=TROPHORIISIS) (AMINOPYRINIC)

30GONDLOVA. 7.A., Imud.med.nauk
- ---- - - ---- OQUOKAINCOMACOW-MO
Pain syndrome in puppies folloving squeezing of the coronary vessels
of various calibers. Vraoh.delo no.5t489-491 VT 159. (XIRA 12:12)
1. Vtoroy Moskovskiy meditsinekly institut.
(PAIT) (CORONART VISSELS)

BOGONOWYA. F.A.
Iverage arterial pressure in certain diseases in children; an
abstract. Pediatriia 37 no.,3:82-83 Mr '59. (MM 12:4)
1. Is II Hookmkogo meditsinskogo instituta,
(BLOOD mssmm)

130GOMOLOVA. 7.A.; MAMMA. G.P.; TUNIVICH, V.I.; KARKMOVA, G.P.
Abdominal reflexes in diphtheria in children. Pediatriia 37 U0.9:88
S 159. (MnU 13:2)
1. Is 11 Moskovskogo maditsinskogo iustituts imeni N.I. Pirogova,
(PJFLZMS) (DIPHTMIRIA)

BIOG *--P;;A.
,_QUWA
Tonsillar-cardiao reflex in children. Vest.otorin. 22 no*2:
27-32 mr-Ap 16o. (UM 13:12)
1. Iz kafedr7 detskikh infektsly (direktor - sasluzhannyy doyatell
nauki prof.D.D.Labodev) II Moskovskogo maditainakogo inutituta
Imeni N.I.Pirogovs.
('RIWJM In inf. & child.)
(RMMTIC inf. & child.)
(RUCTROMMIOGRAPHY in inf. & child.)

BOGOMOLOVAq F.A.
Relation of tonsillitis to rheumatism in children. Sov. zed. 24
no.4'.4&-53 Ap 160. (MM 13'.8)
1. Iz kafedry detskikh infektsionnykh bolezney (zav. - prof. D.D.
Lebedev) II MosIcovskogo meditsinalcogo instituts. im. N.I.Pirogova
(dir. - dotsent M,,G. Sirotkina).
(TONSILS-DISEASES)

BOGOMOLOVA, P. A., Doe Med SoX -- "Application of novocaine-
.C LA,4A Pn~,
electrophoresis in rheumstiikf-;~'a-f-clildren and Its clinical a4
experimental ubirs.11 Mos, 1961, (Acad Med Sci USSR)
(KL, 8-61, 257)
- 407 -

BWOMOLOVA, F.A., k-and.med.nauk (MosWa)
Clinical aspects of the interparoxysmal period of rheumatic fever
in children. Mod. sestra 20 no.3tl5-20 Mr 161. (MIRA 14335)
(RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE)
V

BOGOMOI,OVA,_F.A., kandamed.neuk (Moskva)
Venous pressure in some diseases in children. Zdrav. bel. 8
no,2.428-30 Ja 162, (MIRA 15:3)
(BLOOD PRESSURE)

Rpq~LCV~A,F-A~ ... kand.med.nauk
Effect of novooaine electrophoresis on the pake-up, of the
peripheral blood in children with rheumatism. Azerb. med.
zhur. no,12-.23-26 D 161. (WRA 15:3)
(RHEM%TIC FWER) (NOVOGAIVE) (ELECTROPHOFMIS)

BOGCMOLCYVAP ?.A. kand.modenauk (Hookva)
Treatment of abronic tcmainitio in children. Modosestra, 22
no.2117-20 7 163o (TOMILS.-DISEMES) (MM 160)

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AUTHOR: Bogomolova, F. I. (Engineer)
TITLE: Experience in development of group machining technology in machine shops of
aircraft plants
SOURCE: Moscow. Aviatsionny*y inatitut. Trudy*, no. 1, 1963. Puti dallneyshego,
sovershenarvovaniya organizatsii i planirovaniya aviatsionnogo proizvodstva, 23-41
TOPIC TAGS: group machining technology, aircraft plant, production technology,
group machining, manufacturing technology
ABSTRACT: Adaptation of group machining technology to small-series production has
a considerable economic effect, particularly when applied in machine shops. For
this reason, aircraft construction plants are showing great interest in the devel-
opment and adaptation of such techniques. Investigations by NIAT with regard to
the nomenclature of parts for light, medium, and heavy aircraft indicate that for
all of these types 85% per cent of the machined parts are typical (i.e., have a
certain aimilarity in design and technological features), giving a basis for further
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classification aimed at establishment of sets appropriate for group machining.
Typical parts, for which the same technological process, equipment, device, or
machine adjustment can be applied, are grouped. Group machining is basically a
further development of typification of technological processes. Experience in the
development of group machining technology indicates that criteria for classifica-
tion of parts establish themselves according to the characteristics of the machin-
ing equipment used. Such characteristics have been described by the author for
work on lathes, turret lathes, milling machines, automatic cold-forging machines,
and automatic turret lathes. The smaller the difference in dimensions of parts .
comprising a group, the more advantageous application of,group machining technology
proves to be. The losses due to increased basic machining time, because of tool
adjustment suitable for the largest item, have to be compensated by economy in
adjustment time and by reduced tooling. A method has been described by the author
for determining whether group machining is advantageous for a given case, and it
has been shown that, beginning with a certain critical number of identical parts
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of a grbup component, losses instead of advantages may arise due to the predominant
effect of idle tool time. Practice indicates thatidentical parts produced in
large quantities either have to be excluded from group machining, or have to be
the largest items in a group, to reduce the influence of tool idling. Adaptation
of group machining to small-series production often permits the use of more ad-
vanced technological methods. For example, individual machining is more economical
on ordinary lathes, but group machining is more economical on turret lathes. How-
ever, under aircraft plant conditions, machining done on nrdinary lathes is of
higher precision and permits higher cutting speeds. Therefore, only parts of
moderate dimensions and precision requirements, such as fastening details or arm-
at1ures, should be transferred from ordinary lathes to turret lathes for group
machining. The productivity of group machining may be increased further by the
use of hydraulically or pneumatically operated clamping devices to hold the work
on milling machines. Such devices have to be designed to suit the whole group
of typical parts. The same applies to group drill jigs, and to the use of panto-
graph milling machines instead of the usual vertical milling machines, etc. Furth-
ermore*, organization and planning applied to production placea involved in group
machining is essential. The greater the similarity in size and configuration of
the parts in a group, the loiter the setting costs and the more effective the
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application of group machining. It is also essential to determine the most
effective sequence of operations in machining. For this purpose, standard plans
are elaborated and applied. As an aid in the application of standard plans, flow
diagram are prepared for each part, indicating machines and operations to be per-
formed versus time. The methods of productivity calculations have been described
and discussed in some detail by the author. A quantitative example showing the
economic effect of group machiningversus individual machining is given in an ex-
tensive table.. org. art. has: 5 figures, 1 table and 24 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Aviatsionny*y institut, Moscow (Aviation Institute)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 16Dec63. ENCL: 00
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52. Catalytic properties of Y)JUPI of
ene by alcohols Wbigll temperatures uu4 pressur".
(111"I N. Ilugolll~~14. Dukhldy
Mii5:), A. 551-F 75ablilly lit' Bit-' Ill IqAn*-:
journal. of the Institu to of Ir.1 Al"11M will'svo 11,0 froill nic mid IIF
Petroleum
ltl(ILYI, i~jjllttillyl, ildlittLYI, tttkLl iAtiittlyl J&JU hJJ4JWL-(l 140
Vol. 40 No. 361 A rouill U31111) llild "I ... lavs.4111-o. Oil lai~,illg to 21~0u'-~
Jan. 1954 :14,0- U' Illul Ilrvs~llro 10 2UU10-27VU Wilk 6iliqlatioll ovokill".0
Refinery Operations all i-plopyt 1111.1 i-I'lltyl ItIc, i
defill ltku tuok 1.1mv.

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AUTHOR:_Yakovleva, Ye. F.; Bogomolova, G. P.; Belyayeva, V. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Phase analysis of EP164 and E1725 steels, and E1893 alloy
K 116
SOURCE: Msocow. Tsentral'nvv nauchno-isaledovatel'skiv institut chernov metallurRii.
Sbornik trudov, no. 49, 1966. Novyyc metody ispytaniy metallov; khimicheskiy kontrol'
v metallurgii (New methods in the analysis of metals; chemical control in metallurgy),
116-124
TOPIC TAGS: phase analysis, heat resistant steel, nickel chromium steel, nickel
chromium alloy, titanium containing alloy, tungsten containing alloy, aluminum con-
taining alloy/EP164 nickel chromium steel, EP725 nickel chromium steel, E1893 nickel'
base alloy
ABSTRACT: A me*ttiod of phase analysis of EP164 and E1725 nickel-chromium steels an
%see Fig. 1) has been developed. In EI893 alloy, 18% o
E1893 nickel~base_gLloy,
W-phase was isolated after aging for 15,000 hr at 800C and about 20% of the same
phase was isolated after aging for 20,000 hr at 750C. In both cases, significant
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Steel Chemical composition, %
or

Alloy I
c
. I
St
Ma
I I
Cr
I
NI
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At
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n I
W
I
MO
CC
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E1893 0-08 0.50 0150 15.00 Base 1.20 1.20 8.00 3.50 0.025 0.01
- - - 17.00 - 1.60 1,60 1 0.00 5,00 - --
EP164 0.08 0.50 0,50 14.00 22.00 1.40 4,00 - 0.025
- 1,00 16.00 25,00 1,80 5,00 - -
B1725 0.08 0.50 0.50 14.00 36 00 1,40 4,00 0.025 0,005-
- - 1,00 16.OD 38:00 1.90 5.00 - -
quantities of Ti(C, N) were found, but no traces of Me2W-base Laves phase were
detected. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 5 tables. [TD)
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InvestAgat!r4,r W, msclu,ylfen c-r tn-
rods. Trudy

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BOGOMLOVA. X.S.; RAZORMIDVA, I.F.-, RUDITSKAYA, I.A.; SIROTINSKAYA, A.A.
.
Sonsitivit7 of hy-perseneitized nuclear photographic emulsions
at the liquid hydrogen temperature. Zhur. nauch. i prikl. fot.
i kin. 3 no.5:380-381 S-0 158. (KRA 11:10)
1. Vsasoyuzny7 nauchno-isaledovatellskiy kinofotoinatitut.
(Photographic sensitometry)

BOGO~_MWYAs-Z,Dw4tranolatorb CHEPELIVA, I.V. [tranalatorli FENIN, N.A.p
-- red*; MLUOYA.9 Ye*I*., redq BELEVA, M.A.# tkhn.red.
[Electron spin resonance in semiconductors] ElektronrWi spinovyi
rezonana v poluprovodnikakhl sbornik statei. Moskva, Izd-vo
inostr,3.it-ryt 1962. 380 p. Translated from Vg- EngUsh. -
(Semiconductors) I . (MMA 15:5)
(Paramagnetic resonance and relaxation)

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.UTHoR: Bogomolova,- Lt D.; La-zu-kin, V. N.; 0epeleva, I. V. 1-15-1
...... *MM-A" -- 45
IRG: Moscow state University im. M. V. Loononosov (Moskovskiy vsudarstvvivi~y inAver%T--,.
titet)
ITLE: Electron paramagnetic resonance of positive bivalent manganese ions in
'12SeAS2Se3
IOURCE: AN SS.SR. Doklady, v. 168, no. 1, 1966, 59-62
POPIC TAGS: paramagnetic ion, manganese, selenide, thallium compound, electron para-
wgnetic resonance, arsenic compound, microwave spectroscopy, antiferromagnetism
LBSTRACT: The authors study electron paramagnetic resonance in vitreous Tl2SeAs2Se3
rith manganese impurities in quantities of 0.1-1 vt.%. A standar#W
_-=Uoi microwave
3pectrometer was used for taking the EPR spectraat temperatures'8f 300 and T70K. A
3uperheterodyne spectroscope was used 'for measurements in the 3 cm range at 4.20K. All
3pecimens except o4e (with 0.7 vt.% Mn) showed two resonance lines with g-factors of
A and ft-2. The single exception showed no EPR line with r4, having only a single line
#ith gl%,2. Some asymmetry is observed in the line with P4 even when the edges of the
two lines overlap. When the temperature was reduced to 770K, an increase in line in-
tensity was observed by a factor of 4-6 for the line with gr,,4, and by a factor of

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L.5-2.3 for the line with g,%,2. A model is proposed for the paramagnetic center re-
sponsible for the EPR line with a g-factor of n,4, due to manganese ions in the speci-
na. The bivalent manganese ion is positively charged and located in a strong elec-
e
ric field of 4 charges: two Se2- ions and two Tl+ ions. Although the line with r2
r
~
d not disappear at 770K, The increase in line width with reduction in temperature at
gh Mn concentrations may indicate the formation of antiferromagnetic complexes with
Neel point below.770K. Otherwise the line with glu2 W be assumed to be the super-
sition of two lines: one due to Mn in the antiferromagnetic complexes, which is
r
roadened and decreases in intensity when the temperature is lowered to 7rK, and a
econd line due to other paramagnetic centers with an intensity which may increase
e
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uring cooling. A comparison of the EPR spectra for all specimens showed that the num-
er of centers contributing to the line with'r2 increases more rapidly with manganese
e
oncentration-than the number of centers responsible for the line with g,%,4. The au-
On
ra thank D. T. Kolomiyts and 3[. E. Shilo-Sor furnishing the specimens used in the
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eriment for helpful consultation. Orig. art. has: 2 figures, I table.
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TITLE:
ionance of Mn4* in Chalcogen glasses
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-TAGS 4_-:cba1V en- -91AS --paramagne -esonancee-- -
--TOPIC og.- ___ _ -- lectron tic r
line width...' antiferromagnet-ism, absorption lkne, transition metal,
temperature dependence
In view f :t e acX _&blished data on the EPR in chal
-ABSTRACT- of
cogen glasses, tbe authP.rs-inv6stio-ated by the EPR method several
systems containing trannition*'metals, and systems in which the tran-
sition metals were specially introduced. The only systems for Which
2+ 3+
EPR could be observed so far were those with Mn , Fe , and Gd
ions, and the present paper is devoted to some results on the EPR of
2+ .
M-1 Ln glass-like compounds and crystallized glasses of the
d

-oduced. and
also the system MnSe-As Se -As Te The inveEttigated glasses were
2 3 2 3*
synthesized in evacuated qu artz ampoules at 850K, at which tempera-
--lor- _twD -hours, after -which--
they were cooled with the.furnace turned off. The EPR absorption
measurements, were 11 fhade -with -a :videb-radiospectroscope in the 3.2 cm,
band at temperatures from 17 to 293K. The EPP. absorption liries in
all the investigated substances broadened mritli decreasinq tempera-
Rn-d---.m i7t
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temperature that dep ended bn tbe'composition of the sample. This
behavior indicates that these substances go over into an antiferro-
magnetic state. The line broadening and the decrease in the line
intensity with decreasing temperature in s"ch compounds indicates
that they contain crystalline intrusions o1F antiferromagnetic com-
plexes MnSt! and MnTe. Orig. art. h-ass 4figures.
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1, V.
TIM: Eloctr*u tio 2.68onance iu-q2 and EM Atum
SOURCE: Uspokhi rizichaskM uai&t To 83, nos 39 1964, 433-502
TOPIC TAGS: electron paramgnatic resommee-, 3aramasnotic Z*vonance, silicon,
Ser=mium, somicoaductor
t
Abstraoti In thia zuryeq,* -in- a.-diac.u.snion, of,works an the electron wramag-
netic resonance *I' Upwities which forn shallow and deep larals in sillcoti ard
Ikermanium and alsv the electron peranngnetic re3onance of radiation flags 'Which
larise as a reault, of the irradiation c.1 orystalB# A ourvey Is given of works pub-
Ilishea before 1963. There iz no discusslon of the tachnolog:r and potentialities of
:eleotron paramagnetic resonance of minority donors in silicon and of the Kohn and
Luttinger theory. Some of the special problemu are taken up which are connected
with zathods tf stuayN the slaotrou puramagnotic resonance of seploonduotars.
ASSOMATION; mna
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MO.. Mnscov State Universft~, "im. M.V. L=josov Noskovekiy gooodsrstw,,~- ~53
Univ-ersi ctr-
TITLE Electron Paramagnetic resonance or Manganese tons in the As-Se-Ge
ez
SOURM. AN SSSH. Dokladyl Y. 165, no. 6. 1965, 1336-1339
TOPIC TAGS: EPH spectr='_~mangantse. ton, nonsilica glass, arsenic selenium
germanium glass, glass structural property
ABSTRACT: EPR spectra of Mn2t in the glasses of the As-Se-Ge system containNg
12.5-40 P-t% Ge have been studied in the 293.-M range to determine the type or
chemicallbonding of Mn and Ge atoms in relation to heat treatment and crystal-
lizationTbf the glasses. Glass samples vere synthesi zed f high-purit~
materials by melting and slow cooling in evacuated quartz.WWuls. All samples
contained I at% Mn. The resonance absorption lines ME-g-factors of -2 mid
About 4--were observed- in -the.-SPH - spectra of all ~ samples. The lines . vith g- 17,
factor of~2', V'hich broadened greatly vith a decrease in temperature,were
attributed ~o antiferromagnetic,, 'small-size inclusions of MnUe crystals. Tht
"residual" line witit -a g-factor of 2 in the EPH spectra at 77K, especially
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-,strong in the sample with 46 at% Ge, was correlated with MA In the glass
skeleton. The SPH lines with g-factor of L, Yhich become more intense with an
increase In Ge concentration, were associated with an increase in concentration
of [GeSe4'/21.andj(;eGe4/41 tetrahedral nodes in the glass structure. The
presence of Ma !uV contribute to the increaze.in the tetrahedral nodes content
by a,me4antem analogous to that theoretically established for Fe3* in slitute
___glasses.19 The EPR line with g-factor of about 4.3 was observed earlier by BoVftet
and Western scientists in the Fe3+ containing silicate glasses. Mn in the glsss
lattice zay be bound to An, Iry a semipolar bond and to Se by a covalent bond. The
EPR line with'g-factor of 10 waa observed in only one glass eample at TTK and wag
attributed to hest.treatinent. Orig. art hbz: 2 figures and 2 tableso, (JKJ
mm com o7/ su Em DATz.. izf-~q6 51- om REF. _04/ oTH mw: ooi/ ATD PREss: q
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AUTHOR: P L. D. ; Lazukino V. N.
ORG: Mosc&'State University im. M. V. Lomonosov (Moskovskiy gosudaratre-nnyy univer-
sitet)
TITLE: Influence of heat tre!~ment on the electronparamagnetic resonance spectrum inI
certain chalcogenide jxlassesjl~
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 10, no. 3, 1966, 56o-563
TOPIC TAGS: glAss property, electron paramagnetic resonance, epr spectrum, paramag-
netic ion, line width I 7N Fte*17~o9-1- ex~OW e r
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier work (DAN v. 165, no. 6, 1965) vhere it
was reported that an additior-_1 broad asymmetrical line with g - 10 was observed at
77K in AsSe.1.52Geo.qs glass with 1 at.% Mn. In view of the difficulty of interpreting
this additional line, the authors have iWstigated the influence of heat treatment
of As-Se-Ge glasses with large ermani F'46ontents, on the epr spectra of manganese
specially introduced into thete compoun a. The epr of manganese was investigated with
a standard radio spectr eterN RE- 1 room and liquid-nitrogen temperatures. Most
tests were made on glass having a composition (in at.%) AsO, Se44, Ge27, ard Mnl. At
room temperature all samples had an epr spectrum consisting of two lines, one intense
one with g - 2.0 and one weak with g cx 4.3. At 77K the intensity of the line with
g = 2.0 decreased and its width increased, while the intensity of the line with.
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gis 4o3 increased and its width remained practically the same. liew lines appeared in
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tion and conditions for the synthesis of the sample are described. A feature common
to some of the samples vas the dependence of the spectrum on the magnetic field orien-
tation. The additional absorption lines in veak magnetic fields are briefly discussed
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intrusions on certain planes..Certain ambiguities in the interpretation of the spec-
trum are pointed out. The authors thank L. A. Balls for synthesizing the investi-
gated materialse This report was presented by Academician L. A. Artsimovich 18 Sep-
tenber 3,965- Orig. art. has: 2 figures.. 3 formulasj, and 1 table.
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BOGOMOID -G. , PLVROV) 1. R. and CHAPLYGINA, Z, A.
IfNev Colloid Blood Substitutes," Aktuallnyye Voprosy Perelivaniya Krovi,
Leningrad, 1952

BOGOMOLOVA,L.G.
e~ r.",
Hemostatic sponge from beterogenous blood. Sovet. mod. 16 no* ?s
31-33 JulY 1952. (GLML 22:4)
1. Of Leningrad Order of the Red Banner of Labor Scientific-Research
Institute for Blood Transfusion (Director -- A. Yo. Kiselay).

ANDRIMOVA, I.G., kandidat biologichookikh nauk; BOGOMOWVA, L.G., kandidat
meditsinskikh nank.
Medicinal preparations from blood. Priroda 42 no.8:100-102 Ag 153.
(HLBA, 6:7)
1. laningradskiy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut perelivantya krovi.
(Bloo& as food or medicine)

BOGONDLOVA, . L. doktor. =ad. nauk
Ibrther experimental study of post-transfuslon complications caused
by the transfusion of infected blood. Akt.vop.parel.krovi to.4:134-
136 '55. (KIR& 13:1)
(BIDO-TRANSFUSION)

-- BOGON01OVA,-L,G., doktor mqd.nauk; AIMRUNOVA. I.G., starahiy nsuchny7 sotrudnik
Biochemical composition and physiocabemical properties of plasma and
blood 99rum subjected to sterilization. Akt.vop.peral.krovi no.4:153-
156 '55- (MIRA 13:1)
1. Laboratoriya sukhikh preparatov krovi Laningradakogo institute.
perelivaniya krovi.
(BLOOD PLASM-STIRILULTION)

BOGOMOLOVA, L.G., doktor med.nauk; 13RUSKINA, L.Ta.
Vasoconstrictive and vasodilative properties of preserved blood.
Akt.vop.perel.kravl no.4tl56-158 155. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Taboratorlya eksperimentalluoy patologil (zav. laboratoriyey
chlen-korrespondent ANN SSSR, prof. I.Re Pbtrov) i laboratoriya
unkhikh preparatoy krovi (zav. laboratoriyey - doktor med.nauk
L#G. Bogomolova) LentWadekogo institute. parelivaniya krovi.
(BLOOD)

BOGOMOIOVA,.,X,.G.. doktor wed.naukl ZAUMp Te.S., prof,; PYL&TIVA, A.V.,
nauch"y sotrudnik; CIUPLYGINA, Z.A., starshiy nauchiV7 sotrudnik
Use of dry blood preparatione In the treatment of some skin uloars.
Akt.yop.paral.krovi no.W165-167 155. (MML 13:1)
1. laboratorlya sukh1kh preparator krovi Leningradskogo Institute,
perelivanlya krovi (say.. laboratoriyey - dcktor med.uauk L.G. Bogo-
wjolova).
(BLOOD AS YOOM~OR KEDIGM) (SKIN--DIMUSES)

BOGOMOLOVA, L.G,*,. doktor med.nauk; XOTALINKO, Y.N., i3tarshiv nauchuy7
sotiudnik '
Organization of blood giving at the present stage of blood collsoting.
Akt.vop.parel.krari no.4:263-265 '55. WMA 13:1)
(BLOOD DONORS)

BOOONDIA)VA, L.G., doktor mea.nauk
Pathogenesis of post-transfusion complications caused by transfusion
of infected preserved blood. Akt.vop.perel.krovi no.4:133-134 155.
1 (MIRA 13'-1)
1, Iaboratorlya eksperimental noy patologii Loningraaekogo instituts
perelivantys, krovi (zav. laboratoriyey - chlon-torrespoudent AMN SSSR,
prof, I*R* Petrov.). (BLOOD--TnNSMSION)

ANDRIANOVA, I.G.. starebiy nauchnyy sotrudn1kj--ZOGOM=VA,.-,__~.G., doktor mad.
muk; VISHNYAKOV, AsPs. prof.; KISVJV, A.Te.0 dots.; TAKOVLZVA, T.M.,
nauchuyy sotrudulk
Further improvement of the vacuum-freezing method for drying biologicels
In accordance witn conditions of actual manufacture. Akt.vop.perel.
krovi no.4:147-149 155. (MIRA 13:1)
(BIOLOGICAL PROWOTS--MTING)

BAKSHT, G.A., prof -,-SOGWLDVJL,-L.O., doktor med.nauk; V.1i t ZOIFSI
nauchnyy sotrudulk
Preparation and testing of dry hormone-containing blood preparations.
Akt.vop.l)erel.krovi no.4:158-160 155. (MIRA 13:1)
1. laboratoriya sWchikh preparatov krovi Leningradskogo instituta
perelivaniya krovi (zav. laboratoriyey - doktor med.nauk L.G. Bogo-
molova).
(BIOM AS POOD OR MICM)
(HMMUS' six)

BAKSHT, G.A., prof.;- BOOOMOLOVA, L.G., doktor med.nauk; VIMM. Z.7., nauch-
W sotrudnik
(Ilinical results of the use of hemohormoneati=lin. Akt.,rop.parel.
krovi. uo.4:160-162 155. (MM 13:1)
1. laboratoriya emkhikh preparatov krovi Laniugradekogo inatituta
perelivaniya krovi (zav. laboratoriyey - doktor med.nauk L.G. Bogo-
molova).
(BLOM AS FOOD OR KXDICINI) (Hmmas' SXX)

BOGOMOLOVA, L.G., dokt 'or med.nauk; BLIKSAIT, Z.D., nauchnyy sotrudnik;
, " ---1311 , Z.Fe. nauchnyy sotrudulk
Testing a now variant of dry hemohormonestimalin. Akt.vop.perel.krovi
uo.4-.i62-i65 '55. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Laboratorlya sukbikh preparatov krovi leningradskogo instituts.
perelivaulya krovi (zav. laboratorlyey - doktor med.nauk L.G. Bogo-
molove.).
(BLOOD AS YOOD OR KIDICIIM) (SEX, HORMOIMS)

_j
USSR/Ouwn.And Aniwal Physiology. Blood. v
Abe Jour: Ref. Zbur-Biol.,: No.6, 1958,, 26799.
Author : L .0 - Bogomolova - and A.-V - Alekseyeva.
Inst .
Title :Serological, Methods of Determining Antigenic Substances
of Protein Blood 9ubstitutes.
Orig Pub: Probl.. gean~ioi, perel, ivwiya krovi 1956.. 1, iqo 2,
Abstract: Coqaemnt fixation end precipitation tests (vith the
serum of rabbits J-1nized with the corresponding
protein) vere'employed, to determine the antigenic
properties oVtheifol1oving heteroprotein plasm sub-
stitutee: L-103 aminol, KC-12D, Belenlkiyls thera-
peutic serum, parenterin and BK 8; at the same time
tests vere performed on sensitized guines, pip - Of
C Card 1/2

aoktor maditsinskikh nauk; TIODCROVICK, V.P.;
IN SKIT, B.Te.
Study of the resorption rate of hemostatic sponge in a living organism
by means of radioactive indicators [with'summary in Inglish. p.156]
Yestakh1r, 77 no.3:44-48 Mr 156. ~ (kM 9M
1. Is Leningradskogo Instituta perelivanira krovi (dir. dots.
A.D.Belyakov)
(TWONS
hemostatic sponge, resorption study)
(HIMOSUSIS
same)

KOVANOT. Y.Y., professor; BOGOMOLOVA, L.G., doktor meditsinskikh nauk
-W"hQW.&%a%,j,W
Certain impressions from oar trip to Angland. Test.khir, 77 no-5:
116-123 My 156. (HLRA 9:8)
(SURGERT.
in Gt.Brit. (Ras))

86Cr 61Yb L 6 V,9.) L.
Trer
The ent Status of the- Qlue6tion concerning Hercntatic
_'.esolvent i-Ireparations by Prof L. C. :7,,o~omoiova, 1_,'Iliorn~_ory
. ons FM-~ I lova J,
f Dry Plood Preparati, (he'a, 17_~111- I ~1_1 (1~
o
Leningrad Scientific ReveLrch Order of Red Uann~~r of L-1-bor
Irui
institute of Plood Trannfur:ion, Vectnik MiL -gi-l, Vol 77,
No 10, Oct 56, PP 113-12h
This article reviews Soviet and non-Soviet litt!rature or,
Treparations U*r to 1956. BAT (bioloCical anticeptic tampor), whl~-.Ih w!ir_
ruel-C-lested by the Leningrad Institute of Blood Tranofucion (L. .,. 2c)_romo
iova and N. 11. Al F
eksandrova) is prepared from selatin and blood placl%a
-Other hemostatic preparations mentioned are fibrin povdcr, and oxidizcd
cellulose preparation nnd a preparation from neutrall.:0A oxyre
tbc form of calcium and sodium ralts.
Vae Leningrad Institute for Blood Tranrfusion, in cooperation with
Ahe Institute for HiGh-Folecular Cor-pounds and the Institut(, of PInst;,q
-As conducting research to obtain synthetic preparations pocst-scing hemo
ituatic properties.
Preliminary data indicate that the most -~ff,~-ctiv;~ prel-
arations are those that are pr6cesped from blood or that contain some
'.',,blood fraction.
The article i ludo's,40..'lons 't~ op r.
nr no eferences.

15LE

.- BOGOMDWYA, L.G., prof.
-` -, -- -.- "-w,
Blood giving at a nev stage. Akt.vop.parel.krovi no.7.*44-50 159.
(MIRA 13 '.l)
1. Leningradskiy institut parelivaniya krovi.
(HMD DONORS)

BOOOMOLOU, L.G., prof.; F=RDU, Z.D., Imnd.med.nauk
Biological paetes in clinical practicee Akt.vop,perel.krari no-7:
188-191 '59. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Laboratoriya eukbikh preparatov krovi i kravozameniteley Lenin-
gradskogo Instituta parelivaniya krovi.
(SRWM Tff'KRAPr)

-aOGOMDLOTAL-W6.,_prof.; HOISMYEVA, V.P., wuohnyy sotrudnik; ALIMSANDROVA,
N.M., nauchnyy sotrudnik; ZNAMINSrATA, T,V., nauchnyy eotrudnik
Obtaining a globulin compound for therapeutic purposes by mans of
the selective precipitation vith compounds of the acridine series.
Akt.vop.parel.krovi no-7:214-220 159. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Taboratoriya sukh1kh preparatov i biofizicheakayn laboratoriya
leningradskogo institute. perelivaniya krovi.
(UM& GLOBULIN) (RIVANOL)

a
BOG040GOVA., L&G., prof.1 ANDRIABOVA., I.G.; ALEMANDRoy.1,
Use of bioplastle, a now preparation. Khirurgiia no#61-125-128
Je 161* (MIRA 340-1)
1. Is Levingradskogo nauobno-iseledoratellskogo instituta pereli-
vaniya krorie
(MMOSTATICS) (BLOOD AS FWD OR MEDICINE)

BOGOMOLOVA9 L.G.,- CHAPLYGINAq Z,A,
Synthetic colloid plasma substitute solution from polyvinyl alcobol.
Probl. gemat i perel. krovi 5 no. 5:24-31 My 160. (Ka~A 14:1)
iBLOOD PLAS14A SUBSTITUTES) (VINYL ALCOHO~)

J~~LOVA _L,-G-, , prof.
Research problems in developing now medicinal preparations from
blood. Biul.Uch. mad. sov. 2 no.3s23-26 My-Je 161. (MIRA 14:10)
(BLOOD AS FOOD OR MEDICINE)

BOOMOLOVAt I. G._p prof.; WAMENSKAYA, T. V.
Therapeutic effectiveness of a new colloidal plasma substitute
solution prepared from gelatine. Probl. gemat. i perel. kravi
no.4:32-37 162, (MIRA 15:4)
1. 1z Loningradakogo ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni nauchno-
Iseledovatellskogo inatituta perelivaniya krovi (nauohnyy rukove-
ditell - ohlen-korreapondent AMN SSSR prof. A. N. Filatov,
dir, - doteent A. D. Be3,vakov)
(GELATINE) (BLOOD PLASMA SUBSTITUTE)

PETROV, Ioakim Romanovichprof.; FILATOV, Antoni4tfiikolayevich, zasl.
deyatell nauki, prof.; Prinimali uchastiye: BDGOMOLOVA, L.G.,
.p=C.; BONDINA, V.A., st. naychnyy sotr.; DEPP, M.Ye.;
CHAPLYGINA, Z.A.; SEMENOVA, Ye.A.; SARKISOVj M.A., red.;
OWDSHROP N.G., tekhn. red.
(Plasma substituing solutions) Plazmosameabobaiuahchie ra5tvory.
Izd. 2. Leningradi Medgiz, 1963. 246 p. (MIRA, 16:7)
1. DeystvitelInyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Petrov). 2. Chlen-
korrespwident MIN SSSR (for Filatov). 3. Zaveduyushchiy
nauchnoy bibliotekoy Leningradskogo instituta perelivaniya
krovi (for Semenova).
(BLOOD PLASMA SUBSTITUTES)

FILATOVI Antonin Nikolayevich-
--- """ UA _4p.Xj.,G~jj; Z, Iv ~;
~? , ~-y a
PI;F)RT.ANG-VA, Irina " KIIIF I v;.i -
nad yeviia - 61fov, Yu.,~,i., , -.,
(Dryed blood plasma and its uoe for therapeut-ic, purpOses)
SUchaia plazma krovi i ee primenenie s lechebmi
Leningrad, Meditsina, 1964. 142 p. 0'41,~A j8-11)

,,B0GOMOLOVA,.,L.G.; USHAKOV, S.N.,- IZMAYLOVA, YO.F.; LAVRENTIYEVA, YO.M.;
DUSTER, B.G.; PETROVA, L.I.
Effect of thixotropic gel of iodopolyvinyl alcohol on experi-
mental atherosclerosis. Pat. fiziol. i eksp. terap. 0 no.2t
8-12 Mr-Ap 165. (14IRA 18%5)
1. Leningradskiy inatitut perelivaniya krovi (dir. - dotsent A.D.
Belyakov; nauchnyy rukovoditell - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR
prof. A.N.Filatov) i Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedinenly
(dir. chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR prof. M.M.Roton), Leningrad.

BOGONDLOVA L.I.; GARETSKIYJ, R.G.; GRIDASOV, YU.M.; ZAMAMOV, A.K.;", .1.
7~~~~ERP A.Yee~ .. G'.-
SubdAlt sedirments on the eastern o4ke of the Cas);I~ syneolise
(Kem3djak-Mortuk-Zhana,-Zho1 region). Dokl. AN SSSR 149 no-51
LL47-149 AV 263. (MIRA 16; 5)
1, Institut geologii nefti AN KazSSR, Geologichaskiy institut
AN SSSR i Treat Aktyubnefterazvedka".
.. (Caspian Lowland--SedimentB (Geology))

BOGOMOLOVA,, L. Y.
"A study, of A. S. P,.tshkin's novel 'Yevgeniy Onegin' in the eighth class
of the intermediate school." Min Education PSFSR. Leningrad State
Pedagogical Inst imeni A. 1. Gertsen. Chair of the Methodology of
Teaching Literature. Leningradj 1956, (DISSERTATION For the Degree of
Gandidate in PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCE.)
Knizhnaya letopis!t
No 3~, 1956, Moscow

~Farageneeis of molybdenum minerals in some pegmatite and quartz
!veins, Trudy Gor.-geol. inst. UFAN SSSR no. MtW-170 160.
(KIRk 14a)
(Ural Mountains--Molybdenum ores)

FOMINTKH, V.G.
G&rnets from the pagnatits vain of the Blyum mine in the Illmen
Mountains. Trudy Gor.-geol. inst. UFAN SSSR no. 35:171-199
,6o. (MIR& 14:1)
(Illmen Mountains--Garnet)

BOGOMOLOVA, L.I.
Arsenopyrite the
111men Mountains.
315 6o.
(Illizen Mountains--Areenopyrite)
now mineral from the pegmatite veins in the
Trudy Gor.-geol. inst. UFAN SSSR no. 35:313-
(MM& l4ti)
-- i
.N6

,.- BOGWOLOVAI L.K.
Mica from reactional margins of pegmatites in vein deposits of
the Central Urals. Trudy Gor.-geol.inst. UPAN SSSR no.56:19-4.4
161. (MIRA 15:7)
(Asbest region-Mica)

t BOGOMQLOVA.
I
FoxTmla for minerals on the basis of their structural radicala.:5~rudy
Gor.-geolo insto UFAN SSSR no. 32:209-230 159* .(MIRA 14
(Mineralogical chemistry)

DAWMHUSKIY, Yevg,,.niy Emmanuilovichl DOMINA, L.I., doktor tekhn.nauk,
obahchiy ro~.jj !4m%AmftAjd , rod,: ZUDAKIN, IX, takhn.red.
[P~imciplss of the linear fritting of optical glass] Osnovy
linainogo otzhiga optiobeekogo stekla. Pod obahchei red. L.I.
Demkinoi. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo obor. promyshl.. 1959. 98 p.
(Glass, Opti cal) (MIRA 12:4)

BELOTSERKOVSKIY, Grigoriy Bentsionovich; BABKIN, N.I., inzh.,
retnenzent; ZHDANOV, V.K., inzh., retsenzent; KALANTAICV,
M.N., inzh., retsenzent; TELEZHKO, M.I., inzh., retsenzent;
FAKTOWVICH, M.D., inzh., retsenzent, FEDOTOV, M.DL , inzh.,
retsenzent; SA-MOYLOV, G.V., inzh., red.; IVANOV-TSYGANOV,
A.I., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; BOGOMOLOVA, M.F., red. izd-va;
ROZHINP V.P., tekhn. red.
[Antennao)Antenny. Izd.2., parer. i dop. Moiskva, Oborongiz,
1962. 491 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Antenna a~' (ftectronics) )

BADYAGIN, Aleksandr Alekneyevich; OVRUTSKIY, Yefim Abramovich;
TOLbl'YKH, I.P.0 kand. tekhn. naukp retsenzent; PLAKSON,
V.A.p kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; BOGOI,.,OLOVA, M,F.J. red.
(Design of passenger airplanes taking into consideration
the economic aspects of their operation] Proektirovanie pas-
oazhirskikh samoletov s uchatom ekonomiki ekspluatatsii.
Morlcva, 1-11ashinostroenie, 1964, 294 p. (MIRA 1?:7)

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it P.11;Ible to ditt. At In an tire within 3%, and lit a spark
5ornewhat tuore accurately. Aceuracy Is attitined by prcpg.
the tICOTodes from out, large. uniform, pit" of C It toastcd
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c)"llort is Feathied that lot =*11iq WIM. In on are the most
suitab)e awLW Is 3, for arisly-is in a spark. 4. 1! i3 noted
that each of the 4 =ethD& studied Is sufficiently acruratz
when eXPt3. Ole CaYrkd Mt MelinHY.

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USSR/Fitting Out of Laboratories - Instruments. H_
Their Theory, Construction, and Use.
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 3, 1957, 8654
Author va
Inst Kazan University
Title Determination of the Temperature of an A-C Arc by the
Spectrosco~ic Study of Solutions.
Orig Pub Uch.. zap. Kazanskogo un-ta, 1956, 116, No i, 99-lo3
Abstract
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The are temperature was determined by the usual spectros-
copic method from the relative intensity of the emission
lines Ba 4934 and 4930 A; 0-5% BaC12 Was'added to all
the solutions. Mie spectra weie recorded with a type
ISP-22 spectrograph. It has been found thA the are
temperature*recorded when NaCI solutioiis of concentra-
tion 2, 10, 20, and 30% are used is 8700:t 600, 8500 �
500, 7000 � 300, and 7200 i 450OKp respectively. The
over&ll plot of the recorded dependence corresponds
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USSR/Fitting Out of Laboratories - Instruments. H_
Their Theory, Construction, and Use.
AbB Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, 110 3, 1957, 8654
to the theoretical picture concerning the effect of
elements of low ionization potential on the arc tempera-
ture. The unusually high values obtained for the arc
temperature, particularly at low solution concentrations,
are explained by the presence of water vapor in the gap
between the electrodes. It is noted that the arc tenpe-
rature recoided for electrodes with 30% NaCl filler and
in the presence of an artificial H20 atmosphdre is 20%
higher than that in air; in the former case a value of
8600 �6000K is obtained, mhereas the are temperature in
air is 6500� 4000K. The observed rise in the arc tempe-
rature leads to an increase in the intensity of the spec~-
tral lines and to the appearance of a number of new li-
nes. In the presence of water vapor, the cyanogen baalds
in the carbon arc spectrim are completely stippressed.
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~- -BOGONDIOI&C M. I.
Oscillographic study of an a.c. are during the excitation of
spectra of solutions. Uch. Zap- flaz- un. 117 DO-9:170-173 '57.
(MM 13:1)
1,Kazanskiy gosudaretvanM universitat im. V.I. Mtranova-Ienina.
XRfedra teplovykh i molakulyarrkh yavlanir.
Ollectric are

BOGOMOLOVA, M.I.; PERFILOYEVAt A.A.
Using the method of flame photometry to determine the NaC1
content of petroleum. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neftl i gaz
5 no.1:79-81 162.' (KRA 16: 11)
1. Kazanskly aviatsionrqy institut.
11

PIPIYA, V.I.; YEVTL"M, # YuoV.,-
Hemodynamice in isolated stenosis of the pulmonar7 artex7,'
Grud. khir. 6 no.5rl9-25 S-0 164. (MIRA 1814)
1. Institut sardechno-soaudistoy khirurgii (dir.- prof. S.A.
.XolesnJ.kovj nauchnyy rukovoditell - akademik A.N. Bakulov)
IMN SSSR, Moskva. Adres avtorovs.Moskva, V-49, Leninskiy
prospekt, dom 8. Institut serdechno-soaudistoy khirurgii.

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SOURCECODE: UR/0079/65/035/002/0-
AUTHOR: Starkovs A. V.- Shenkman,~*I. 6
Y?Y~Ks-yu. P0.
CRG: Central Scientific Research Disinfectant Institute (Tsentraltnyy nauchno-
issledovatellskiy dezinfektsionnyy ns WnisErjv or Public Health SSSR
(MLnisterstvo %dravookhranoniya SSSR)
TITIE: Synthesis of esters of 0, - 0-~1itI171Rhosphoric qmd 09 O-dialkylthiophosphoric
acids and pentachlorophenol.
SOURCE: Zhurnal obahchey khimiis v. 35, no. 2. 1965p 352-354
esters insecticide, phenol,.condensation
TOPIC TAGS: organic synthetic processp
reaction, acetonep bactericides phosphate
ABSTRACT: At present, numerous insecticides of the class of esters of 03,-,.,
0-dialkylphosphoric and 0-odialkxlthiophosphoric acids are known, Differ-
entsubstituted phenole have been used as.the alcoholic component of such
esters. Continuing studies in thi.e,area, the synthesis of esters of Os
0-dialk~lphosphoric and Os 0-dialkylthiopho3phoric acids and pentachloro-
phenol was q~tvmpted. Thp authors attempted to o'btain compounds with
.insecticidalwmatericidal'properties. 0, O-Dimethyl- and 0., 0-diethylpen-
ta----hrory=pentap-h-o-3-pNat-eis we*rs obtained by condensation of corresponding Os
0-dialkylchlorophosphatoo with pentachlorophenol in boiling acetone in the
presence of Xa2CO~ with a 60-65% yieldo Biological tests showed that the
qy?~th sized a undo had average insecticidal.and weak bacteriostatic
ompq _pro-z
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perties; for example,,00 Okliethylpentachlorophonol phosphate upon contact
action on glass surface produced1% mortality of flies in f dose of 0.5
grame/matee and prevented CTowth of - au~46a& sLA~loeoocal~ and intestinal
6illus cUonies at ari 00'5% coine'entration for x1p to 60 minutes. LJFRSI
07s 06 MM IATE: 17Dec63 ORIG REPs 003 oTH rms ooi
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Abo-Jour
Author
Inat
Title
Orig Pub
Biology. Individual Dovolopriont. B-4
Rof Zhur Biol., No 11, 19989' No 47559
B or-lolova, N. A.
tly4.
K=OW USS.Tj
Nucloie Acid in'tho Oogonasis mnd Fertilization of Liver
Flulco.
iD klady Akad Nauk 8SSRp 110 461-464 (1956)
No 3,
Abstract The nuclei of the liver fluke oogonia contain lnrgo quanti-
ties of DNj', which is distributed in the form of grnnulos.
DurinG the preparation for mitosis the granulos aggrogato in
long filnmnts which nro, twisted into a ball and Vnich sub-
soquontly forra the chromosorms. The nargin of the nucloolus
give a positive reaction for RNA. During the development of
the oocyto the nuclear DNA decreases and the F1114 content
increases. The entry of tho spornatozoon occurs at the
nonont when the ogg is. preparing for the first maturation
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BOGOMOLOVAt H.4
Glirtochemical examination of the myracidium of Faselola hepatica L.
Dokl. AN SSSR 117 no.2'.313-315 N '57. (MMA 11.0j),
1. Ienlngradskiy sanitarno-gigiyenichegkly neditsinakly institute
Predstavlano akademikon Te.N. Pavlovskim.
(LITA FLM)

BOGO)OLOVA9 N.A.
Cytochemical obanges during the oogenesix and the fertilization
of liver fluke. Trudy LSGXI 43tl5-29 159. (KIRA 1335)
(LIVIM IWO$) Wxua)

IoNovA, T.V.; IMINA, R.V.; ojpA,_XA,,--MIIzVSKIT, Te.M.; ROGOVIN, Z.A.
31ffeot of the chemical composition of reagents on the bond strength
between viscose cord thread and rubber. Tekbt- prom. 18 no.8:35-37
Ag '58- (MIRA 11:10)
(Rayon) (Textile chemistry) (Tires, Rubber)

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15-5500,15-5530 7-(2-f~
SO1,1/63-4-6-7/37
AUTHORS: Serkov, A. T.(Candidate of Technical Sciencesl Kotomina,
I. N., Bogomolova, N. A.
TITLE: New- Production Methods for High-Strength Viscose Fibers
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya nauka i promyshlennost', 1959, Vol 4, Nr 6,
PP 730-737 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: About 30% of all tires used in the USSR are worn out
prematurely because of carcass breakdown due to the low
tensile and fatigue strength of the cord. The applica-
tion of "super"-type cord with a break length of 35 to
36 itm (i.e., 20 to 25% higher than that of the cord
used at present) would increase the tire mileage by
15 to 17%. The article describes various types of
foreign high-strength viscose fibeps (BX, DuPont's
Supercordura, Courtaulds'Tenasco-Super 70 and 105, etc.)
and gives their chemical and physical characteristics as
well as production methods. The role of' cations of
polyvalent metals, particularly that of zinc cations,
in the formation of superstrong xanthate fibers is dis-
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and a shell; the latter forms about 40 to 50% of the tcifal
cross ~ectdcn of the fiber and is its moat resistant part.
Zinc cations with xanthate form an intermediary
insoluble compound, zinc xanthate, which is much more
stable than sodium xanthate; zinc xanthate causes a
rapprochement of the macromolecules, and facilitates
the forniation of intermolecular chemical bonds and of
a fine crystalline structu're of the fiber shell. It
was established (9. A. Rogovin, Fundamentals of the
Chemistry and Technology of Chemical Fibers--Osnovy khimii
i tekhnologii proizvodstva khimicheskikh volokon--,
Gizlerprom, 1957, P 364; Vestn. tekhn. i ekonom.,
inform., 1958, Nr 7, p 26; Khim. volokna, 1959, Nr 1,
P 15) that zinc xanthate can form only at certain
definite pH values. The thickness of the shell is
determined, therefore, and can be regulated by the
relationship between the rates of diffusion of the
reagents into the fiber, and the hydrolysis of cellulose
xanthate. It was shown that the fiber shell thickness
increased with the concentration of zinc and sodium
sulfate and with the decrease of sulfuric acid concentra-
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degree of esterification of cellulose xanthate in the
viscose, and with the maintaining of the alkali and
cellulose concentration in the viscose within certain
determined limits. The addition of some modifiers
(amines, quaternal-y ammonium bases, dithiocarbamates,
etc.) to the viscose and the spinning bath facilitates
the formation of a fiber structured uniformly throughout
by slowing down considerably the rate of xanthate decom-
position during the first 2-3 secondu of the reaction.
The mechanism of this modifier action is discussed, and
is explained by the formation of insoluble zinc dithio-
carbamate or other compounds which form a mechanical
barrier hindering the diffusion of the acid into the
fiber. The addition of modifiers usually lowers the
surface tension of the viscose and of the water in
the spinning bath; the lowered adhesion of these
liquids can influence adversely the discharge of uni-
form viscose streams from the spinnerets. The increase
in the rate of the fiber formation causes a considerable
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For example, when the rate of spinning of twisted cord
5.45/2/480/400 was raised from 37 to 55 m/min, the
tensile strength of the cord decreased from 13.57 to 12.55
kg; i.e., about 15%. Accordingly, the manufacture of
super-type cord can considerably lower the output of the
spinning machines. This loss can be compensated in the
_T
spinning-finishing units PN-300-I2 and PN-300 ~3 by
Increasing the number of spinning places. Viscose and
nylon cords are compared and their respective character-
istics discussed. The advantages of the viscose cord
are its lower cost and lower loss of tensile strength
at higher temperatures. The nylon cord has a higher
elongation due to which the size of the tire increases
in prolonged use and causes a cracking of the tread,
After 40.,000 km, viscose cord tires showed a thickness
of the tread twice as high as nylon cord tires. There
are 9 tables; 3 figures; and 24 references, 8 U.S., 7
U.K., 1 Canadian, 3 German, 5 Sov et. The 5 most recent
Card 4/5 U.S. and U.K. references are; D. Smith, Text, Res. J.,

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Viscose Fibers soV/63--4--6-7/37
29, 32 (1959); J. Hearle, SiJk and Rayon, 30, 847
(1958); Text. Week, 57, 969 (1957); Papers Presented
at Technical Symposium on Rayon Tire Yarn Progress,
Akron. Ohio, 1958; D. N. Tyler, N. S. Wooding, J.
Soc. Dyer* and Colour., 74, 283 (1958).
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Ortochemical, characteristics of ooeysts and embi7onic cells
1!
of Phociols, hepatica. TSitologils, 2 no.3t266-273 MY-46 160.
(MIRA 13M
1. Ufadradbahchey b1ologil LanivVmdakogo sanitarno-gigi-
yenieheskogo meditsinskogo inatituta..
(LIVAR 71M)

SMOVp AoTo; KOTOMINAp,,I9N*; B MqMEAL N4.9--
New methods of obtaining the high-resistance viscose rayons. Analele
chimie 15 no.3:168-180 R-Ag 160. (EEAI 10:2)
(Payon)
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