SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BORISOVA, K. B. - BORISOVA, L. V.

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BORISOVA I' B.
Two new species of the genus Nemostur-mia T. T. (Diptera, Larvae-
voridae) from the Far East. Trudy Zool. inst- 30:326-329 162.
(MIRA 15: 10)
(Tachinid flies)

; C-( ' I.M. -. LOBACH-ZIIUCHENKO, S.B.
1,
Accessca-I mnarals of metaigomatic Archean gneissose gmnites as
revealed by the one of central Karelia regions. Trudy Lab.geol.
dokem. no.12:238-256 761. (MI 14:1-1)
(Karelia-Miperals)

L S.
GIVRIKOVA, A. N. - takhnik i, BCRTS(NA, L S. - inzh., ZATSEPIN, K. S. - inzh.
Nauchno-issledovatell-Aly Institut pD stroitolletvu Ministerstva neftyancy
prozWoblemostl
RAZRABOTKA PROffSRUMCr TEKliKOIC03:1 IZVESTKOVM KARWIIZIROVANNM MATERIALOV
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bu: CnllmCjjjQ:j-pf AjQmtaZjnjmg a joloSdifle Ragmwreh F=I- an CpAMIMIlmo. Do-
pl&W In IM, Moscow 19%

BORISOVA, K.,S 'TAVET,Avgust Andreyevich, red.; BELOVA,
; PRESMAN, A.S.; 11
- S.F., red.
[Cataracts; translations from foreign periodical liter*-
turel Luchevye katarakty; sbornik perevodov inostrannal
periodicheskoi literatury. Moskva, Medgiz, 1959. 303 P.
(MIRA 16:4)
(CATARACT)

STRYUK, V.,S..- M1011OWN, Yu,F,- POPCINOVA, A,A,, red.; WRISCIVA,
(a-hib-A-Lion on the s~aject "Rapid developuent workings
in U.S.S.R. coal minestt% a uuidebook) Tematicheshaia
vystavka "Skorostnoe pr~vedenle podgotovitnltrrjkh vyra--
botok na ugollpykh shakhtakh SSSRII, putevoditell, 14,c-
skva, 1965. 88 P. (MIRA 18,~'I)
I. Mos-,ow. Vys-tavka dostizheniy narodnogo khozyaystva
SSSR. 2. TSentral'n5,y nauclio-issledovatellskiy institut
informats-Ii i tekhniko-ekonomicheskikh issledovaniv ugo-11-
nay pronyshlemosti (for F,pono-va, Borisova).

-qO',)JSGVA3 K. V.
Wid 4~
Salfa;,Ic liomjaj~s P.. ij. Lo;.,)edav# lie ~,;* ~.bexsovap
Orftr of T~ran Uiciaco:,acli iim~iLl .6. -T- i-~eikloltvevp 3d pp
~hur Obahch. K-1A.V Val Xv- 11 (LM), No
L
Investigates chlorination of sulfamic acid under various conditions& It is decoMosed
by sodium hynochlarite or chlorine -In an alkali madiump with the evolution of elemantary
nitroren, Intcrmodiate -)roducts we mm- and di-chloraulfanic acldso Submitted
2ij Fab 1947,*
P,r, Kqiso

13ORISOVA, X.V., Inzb.; OVECHENKO, N.G., Inzb.; SMIRNOVA, T.V., kand.
TXVASHETA, N.M.. studentka; ITADf, I., student
Plasticizers from chemical by-byproducts for polyvinyl chloride.
Izv.vys.ucbeb.sav.;tekb.leg.prom. no.1:57-61 '59.
(14IRA 12:6)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologicheekly inatitut logkoy promyohlennosti.
Rekomendovana kafedroy tekbnologii iolnisstvannoy kozhI.
(Plastic's) (Plasticizers)

BORISOU, K.Z.
Mrimary cancer of the ureter.-.Xhirargiia no.9:66 S '53. (MTRA 6:11)
1. 1% gospitallnoy khirurgichaskoy kliniki Kinakogo meditainskogo in8tituta.
(Ureters--Cancer)

BORISOVA, K.Z. LBarysava, K.Z.]
~ ~ ~, u"~i. -~ -
Free grafting of jakin on granulating surfaces. Vestsi AN BSSR. Ser.
biial. na-r. no.4-.93-100 157. (mIRA 11:6)
(MUN GRAWIM)

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BORISOTA L.A. [translator)
1
Annual report of Commission 1 to the 14 Congress of the International
Institute of Welding on "Gas welding and related processes." Svar.
proizv. no.8:1+0-1+1 Ag '62. (NIRA 15:11)
(Welding--Congresses)
(Gas welding and cutting)

-BORISOVAI L.A. [translator)
Annual report o'f Commission 9 on "Metal behavior during welding"
at the 14th Congress of the International Institute of Welding.
Translated by L.*A.Borisova. Svar. proizv. no-414l-44 Ap 163.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Welding-Congresoes)

MILOVANOVA, A. S.; ~ORISOVA, L. A.; USACHEV, Yu. S.
Data on the epidemiology and reduced morbidity of diphtheria In
South Kazakhstan Province. Zdrav. ]Eazakh. no.4:61-66 162.
(MIM 15: 6)
1. Iz Kazakhskogo instituts. epidemiologii, mikrobiologii i
gigiyany (nauchnyy rukovoditell - professor Kh. Zh. Zhumatov)
i Yuzhno-Kazakhstanskoy oblsanepidstantsii.
(SOUTH KAZAKHSTAN PROVINGF,--DIPHTHERIA)

TAOITSKAYA, A.K., DUDENKCIVA, I.YA... 30RISOVA, L.A.
Sanitary aspects of air in shcoolhoueea based on bacteriological
indicators. Gig. i san. 23 no.8:80 Ag '58 (MIRA 11:9)
1. Iz Ivanovsko~ oblastnoy sanitarno-epidemiologicheskoy stantaii.
(AIR--BACTERIOLOGY)
(SCHOOL HYGIEU)

BUTAMVSKIT, D.S., prof.; BORISOVA, L.A., shkollno-eanitarw vrach
Prevention of eye dimses In schoolchildren. Gig.i aan. 25
no.2:62-63 F 160, (MIRA 13:6)
1. Iz Ivanovalrogo pedagoggiebaskago, iustituta i oblastuoy sani-
tarno-spidemiologichookoy stantall.
(1VANOVO PRDVINCB--SCHOOL HOUSICS-LIGHTING)
(1Y31--CM AND HYGIM)

1
5(2)
SOV/2o-126-3-30/69
AUTHORS: Berg, L. G., Borisova, L. A.
TITLE: On the Nature of Link's Salt (0 prirode soli Linka)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 126, Nr 3,
Pp 569 - 570 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. Endeavors for over 100 years to produce dolomite by direct pre-
oipitation frord solutions of calcium and magnesium salts re-
mained without success. Link's salt is quantitatively similar
to dolomite, but the composition of the sediment obtained is
unstable, also there were no rhombohedrons possessing the
refractive indices of dolomite. These salts are therefore termed
as Link's mixing salts. Figure 1 shows the thermogram of Link's
salt cleaned from C11 and SO" 4 ions by rinsing. A comparison
of the X-ray pictures of Link's salts and the Shishim8kiy dolo-
mite shows that Link's salt represents a solid solution of
calcite in dolomite (Pig 2)~ At the temperatures of the earth's
surface, a dolomite-calcite mixture is much stabler than the
mentioned solid solutions (Refs 2-4). Thus, it can be expected
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On the Nature of Link's Salt
SOV/2o-126-3-30/69
time to the stabler form (mechanical dolomite-calcite mixture
under usual conditions. No higher temperature will be needed
(Ref 2). This reaction could occur in case of a rapid carbonate
crystallization. A very wide paragenesis of calcite with dolo-
mite leads to this assumption. A slow interaction of the two
solutions by diffusion can, however, produce immediately the
stable calcite-dolomite mixture. There are 2 figures and 6
references, 1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Kazanskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. V. I. Ullyanova-Lenina
(Kazan' State University imeni V. I. Ullyanov-Lenin)
PRESF,NTED: February 10, 1959, by B. A. Arbuzov, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 26, 1959
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BERG, L.G.; BORISOVA, L.A.
250Solubility_isotherms of the ternary systems Mg2+, Ca24- ICOJ-_
1~0; NatI Caqja~- - ~20, and W , Mg-2- 11 COJ- - H 20 at
F 1 atm. Y-hur.neorg.khim. 5 no*6:1283-1286 Je 160
C02- (MIU 13:7)
1. Kazanskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet im* V,Ie Lenina.
(Systems kChemistrv))

BERG, L.G.; BORISOVA, L.A.
Metastable equilibria in the quaternary
SO?4- - H20 at F 1 atm. and t=25%
'900 ~ -
1287-1289 Je 07.
(Systems (Chemistry)
t' C,,2 -t 11 02- ,
system Mg2 3
Zhur.neorg.khim. 5 no.6:
(MIRA 13-7)

BERG, L.G.; BORISOVA, L.A.
Metastable equilibria in the quinary reciprocal system Na*, Migea,
Ca** 11 11 t 25'and Poo, - I atm. Izv.Kazan.fil.
1/ 003, S04 - H20 a 4
Ser.khim.nauk no.6:210-217 61. (PERA 16-5."1
(Systems (Chemistry)) (Solubility)

8/081 62/000/024/039/073
B101YB166
AUTHORS: Ayzikovich, M- A.,._Borisova, L- A-,
TITLE: Ethyl* alcohol addition to the oxide
phenyl ethylene
PERIODICAL: Referq-tivnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no.
247,h161 (Tr. Leningr. tekhnol. in-tal
no- 59t 1961, 22-32)
phenyl ethylene oxide (I) 'in its dependence on the catalyst used in the
presence of-C H ONa and the (C H O-BF opmplex. Dehydration of dimethyl_
2 5 2 5)2 3
phenyl carbinol yielded C 6H5C(CH 3)-CH2 (11), b.p. 164-1660C/760 mra Hg.
A solution of monochloro urea,converts II into C6H 5C(CH 3)(OH)CH2C'~(III)~`-;
b.p. 99-102OC/9 mm Hg. Stirring of IfI with 20A NaOH at room temperature
yielda:Ij b .p. 84-86OC/16 mm Hg. Heating of 8 g I and'60 ml 0 H OH-
2 51
containing 1 g metallio Na in a sealed.tube (1060C, 24 hra), distillation
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Zubkov, B. I., Kraus, me
of asymmetric methyl-
24, 1962, '316, abstrac .t
im. Lensoveta)
TEXT: This is a study on the addition of C H OH to the asymmetric methyl-
2 5

s/061/62/000/024/039/073
Ethyl alcohol addition to the ... Bioi/Bi86
A
of the alcohol, extraction wiih ether, and fractionation in vacuo yields
44.2-,L (with respect to 1) C H-C(CH )(OH)CH OC H (IV), b.p.
4 5 3 2 2 5,
20 20
114-115OC/10 mm Hg, n 1-5062, d ~1.0172- The,6tructure of IV was
D 4
confirmed by the following 6ynithesi`s: a three-fold excess of CH MgI was
3
20
caused to act on C H OCR COC H (V), b.p. 94-960C/2-3 mm 11g, n 1-5302,
2 5 2 6 5 D
611, of which had been obtained by reaction of G6 H5MgBr*with C2H 5OCR 2CN,
0
b.p. 133-134 C. The latter was obtained with a 46.8-4 yield from P 0
73 2 5
0
reacting with C H OCH CONH C, 12% of,which had been
2 5 2. 21 m'P' 81'-83
synthesized from a 28% s6lutio'n.of NH OR and The latter
C H OCH COOC H
4 :2 5 2 2 5*
.was obtained from the corresponding*acid synthesized from C H ONa and
2 5
ClCH COOH. Reaction of C H PNs. with 5-3 9 1 in 100.ml absolute C H OH
2 2 5 2 5
in the presence of 0:5-1 ml;(c 2H020 -BF3 yielded.;3. 6% (calculated-with
0 20
respect to I CH OH (VI), b.p. 120-121 C'mm Hg, n I.5157t
.' ) C'AU;PC(CYOC2H5) .2 D
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S/081/62/000/024/039/073
Ethyl alcohol addition to the ... Bioi/B186
20 o
d 1. 0289. The resulting data show that I reacts with C2H5OH in the
4
presence of C H ONa yielding mainly IV (acc'ording to'V. V. Markovnikov'.9
2 5
rule), whereas in the presence of boron fluoride, mainly VI.is obtained
(against this rule). [Abstracter's'note; Comp.lete translation.
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S/020/61/137/003/024/030
B101/B208
AUTHORS: Berg, L. G., and Borisova, L. A.
TITLE: Some relations in quantitative thermography
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, V. 137, no. 3, 1961, 631-633
TEXT: The authors discuss the comparability of the faces S measured on
thermographio differential curves in substanoes with varying heat trans-
fer coefficient K. K is defined as the sum of all factors that determine
the heat transfer. It has been proved in Ref. 1 (L. G. Berf, Tr . 4.
soveshch. po termografii, Izd. AN SSSR, 1955, str- 59 (Transaotions of
the First Conference on Thermography, Publishing House of the AS USSR,
1955, P. 59)) that such a comparison is possible if the faces are reduced
to the same K value: S11 . Slatil/At' (1). Lt', At" are the tempera-
ture differences between substance and furnace. If K varies during the
phase inversion, its mean value is measured, and Eq. (I) obtains the form:
S" = SI(L\tll + 6t")/(&tll + &t2l) (II). The purpose of the present
1 2
study was the experimental proof of the validity of Eq. (II). The faces
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Some relations in quantitative ...
S/020/61/137/003/024/030
B101/B208
were measured, which occur in the thermogram in the polymorphic conversion
of KNO 3' K was varied by adding substances with different heat conduc-
tion, with all other conditions including the heat capacity of the mixture
being kept constant. The curves were recorded on an 917IT-09 (EPP-09)
recording potentiometer whose sensitivity was increased by reducing the
resistance of the slide wire shunt from 235 to 4.5 ohms. Table 1 gives
the experimental results. The curves of experiments 1, 3, 4, 5, and 8
are presented in Fig. 2. S was reduced to the face of curve 1. It was
confirmed that the error of quantitative phase analysis is reduced, and
the thermal effects of a thermogram with a maximum error of 3% may be
rendered comparable by this reduction. There are 2 figures, 1 table, and
1 Soviet-bloc reference.
ASSOCIATION:
PRESENTED:
SUBMITTED:
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Institut fizicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
of Physical Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
October 29, 1960, by B. A. Arbuzov, Academician
October 15, 1960

BORISOVA, L. A.
Dissertation defended for the degree of Candidate of Chemical Sciences
at the Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry imeni
N. S. Kurnakov: in 1962:
"Metastable Equilibria in a Quinary Mutual System of Na, Mg, Ca// 003 -
H20 at 250 and P002-1 atm."
Vest. Akad. Nauk SSSR. No. 4# Moscows 1963s pages 212-145

Concerning the reaction of thallium telluride Tl2Te3 with the compounds
5,
,.2Tej and Sb2Te3. L. A. Borisova, F. I. Akhmedova, M. V. Yefremova
kIO M'I*nutes).
Report presented at the 3rd IvIaticnal Conference on Seraicon.&ctor Cc,-.po-.;d
Kishinev, 16-21 Sept 1963

AYZIKOVICH, M.A.; BORISOVA,,L.A.; ZUBKOV, B.I.; KRAUS, MI.
Order of the addition of ethyl alcohol to asymetric methyl-
phenylethylene oxide. Trudy LTI no.59:22-33 161. (MIRA 17:9)

BORISOVA L.A~j YFFREMOVA., M.Y.; MitT'DOVA, F .. T
I I .
-
Propertles of Tl-131-T(- silloys. Zhiiir, Peorg. khim, R no.1,2;2`00-
2704 D 163. 17-~)
1. Kazanskiy khimic-heskiy instiUut Imomi A.Ye.Arbtizova AN S353R.

BORISOVA, L.A.; YEFRLICVA, M.V.; VIASOV, V.V.
Phase diagram of the system T12NR,~Bl To and properties of
,; 2
the alloys obtained, Dokl.AN SSS n01117-119 Hr 163,
(MIRA 16Q)
1. Khimicheskiy inot~tut im. A.Ye.Arbuzova AN USSR. Predstavleno
akademikom A.Ye.Arbuiovym.
(Thal:Lium-teUurium-bismuth alloys-iihermal properties)

7CC-""7AR 602 57'5_3' SO URCE CODE:.UR/0058/66/000/004/AO74/AO74
AUTHOR: Borisova, L. A.; Boyko, E. Hi.; Dmitriyev, P. I.
TITLE: Crystallization of gallium arsenide f om supercooled melts
SOURCE:' Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 4A624
REF. SOURCE: SL7.-�,tWRgyJM, Prqtsessy sinteza i rosta kristallov i
poluprovodnik. materialov, 1965. Tezisy dokl. Novosibirsk, 1965, 3
TOPIC TAGS: galli.um arsenide, crystallization
,,single crystal growth, supercooling
,ABSTRACT: A study was made of the influence of different factors on the processes of
5-crystallization of GaAs from stoichiometric melts: the degree of superheat of the
melt, rate of cooling, the degree of supercoolihg, and the time of "isothermal soakin
in the supercooled state. The interrelationship between these parameters and the
number of crystallization.centers during the solidification of the melt is considered
The data obtained makes,-~It possible to choose optimal conditions for the production
of GaAs single crystalsIrrom melts, using "isothermal soaking" of the melts in the
supercooled stW-C~.--[-Tranelation of abstract).
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ACC NR. AP66406
AUTHOR: Borisova, L. A.; Yefremova, M. V.
OIRG: Institute of Chemistry im. A. Ye. Arbuzov (Institut khimii)
TITLE: Phase diagram and properties of alloys of the T12T`3-Sb2T~3 system
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izv. Neorg materialy, v. 2, no. 7, 1966, 1320-1321
TOPIC TAGS: alloy phase diagram, thalliwm compound, antimony compound, tellurium
comp, ound
ABSTRACT: The properties of alloys of the T12TO3-Sb2Te- system were studied in order
to determine whether'new semiconducting compounds are f'0'rmed in this system. Analysis
of the phase diagram (see Fig. 1) obtained from data of differential thermal and x ray
phase analyses showed that the reaction of equimolar melts of T12Te3 and Sb2TJ fo;Ms
e3, 3~2j
a new compound, TlSbT which melts ifith an incongruent decomposition at 0 and
forms a 9~tectic meltino at 2230C with the initial Tl Te . The monovariant transition!
D 2
at 270'C corresponds to a Dolymorphlic transformation of Zhe compound TlSbTe3- Me lowi,
tomoorature modification of TlSbT"3 crystallizes in the rhomboh~dral system with lat- i
tice constants arh = 9.81 A, a = 67019'. The electric properties of the new co=ound
were measured on single-crystal plates 10x10x2 rim! thermal enif coefficient a = 220
WIldeg, electrical conductivity 'a'= 494.5 ohm-1 cm-1; the curve representing the tem-
perature dependence of the conductivity has a form typical of a degenerate semiconduc-1
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tor; the forbidden gap width AE = 0.38 eV. The 'valence states o. - the compound can be
written as 713+sb3+-Te32-9 Orig. art. has: 3 figures and I table.
I
Fig. 1. Phase diagram of the.
Tl2Te3 - Sb2TO3 system
Vn 0 let. SbTt,
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BORISOVA, L.B.
ll~~~~~
Work of a group of y6ung geographers. Geog. v shkole. no.2;43-47 Nr-Ap
153. Off-RA 6;3 )
(Geography-Study and teachiug)

KIRZON . A.V.; ZRISOVA, L.B.
Pathophy-siological mechanism of poisoning by diftoran, sodium
fluoroacetate., and ethylenefluorhydrin in rodents. Vest. Mosk.
un. Ser. 6: Biol., pochv. 16 no-4:14-25 ji-Ag 161.
(MIRA 24:7)
1. Kompleksnaya laboratoriya po izucheniyu sredstv i sposobov
borlby s vrednymi zhivotnymil boleznyami rasteniy.
Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta.
(RDIMTIGIM) -
(FLUMM MGAKIC OMqWIS)

KIRZON., M.V.; DMLISKAYAj IIA; -BORISOVA, L.B.; SINKIN, G.N.
Specific differences of the process of diftoran poizoning-in
-Imals. Vest. Moak. un. Ser. 6: Biol., pochv. 16 mo.4:26-
33 Jl-4g 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1, Komplekanaya laboratoriya po izucheniyu sredstv i sposobov
bortby a vrednymi zhivotnymi i bolezn~wd rasteniy Moskovskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta.
(FLUMM ORAWO CMUWNDB)
(AINVENTIUTF -~~

BORISOVA L B
-'~r4baeral pathophysiolA_10cal --chaflIPWis ti cis - *f- digtoomppiponing
in white rats. Vest. Moske uno Ser, 6: Biolo, pochv. 16
no.4:8-13 Jl-Ag 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Kompleksnaya laboratoriya po izucherdYa srjodstv i sposobov
borl s vrednymi zhivotnymi i bole-.nymu rasteniy Mosk-ovskogo
g -universiteta.
(IU- OR-1 HE ORGANIC GMUW"ll

KRASIKGVA, V.I.,, kand. biol. muk; SEIMEIENM Nja.; LUTANOVA, N.V.,
mladshiy nauchny7 sotrudnik; BORISOVA.. I,F, st-qrshiy iekhnik-
lRborant W-''.:,: -------,
Uee of sarbic acid to prevBtit, the molding of hallf-smOced
sausage. T-rudy VNIMP nc.16.2"10-244 164. (MIRA 18zll)
1. Starshiy inzhener Vsesoyuznogo naiicbnc--issledovate.-,-~iskogo
instituta- mkya.-nny promysh-lemosti (for Semanenkc),

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PEYVE, Ya.V.; PETERBURGSKIY, A.V., doktor sellkhoz. nauk, prof.; GAR,
K.A., kand. sellkhoz. nauk; GOLYSHI14, 14.M., kand. biol.
nauk; KOROTKIKH, G.I., kand. sellkhoz. nauk; CHESALIN, G.A.,
kand.sellkhoz.nauk; RAKITIN, Yu.V., doktor biol. nauk;
ZEZY1ULINSKIYY V.M.J. kand. sellkhoz.nauk; DEVYATKIN, A.I.j.
kand. sellkhoz. nauk; VENEDIKTOV, A.M., kand.sellkhoz. nauk;
TARANOV, M.G., kand. biol. nauk; 40-qk;~M,- ',.P-e-;, BEREZNIKOV,
V.V., kand. tekhn.nauk; KONDRATENKO, R.V., st. naucbn.sotr.;
BORISOV, F.B., st. nauchn.sotr.
[Chemistry in agriculture] Khimiia v sellskom khoziaistve.
Moskva, Kolos, 1964. 381 P. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Peyve). 2. Nachallnik
laboratorii Nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta plastmass
(for Borisova). 3.-Ilauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
plastmass (for Kondratenko, Borisov).

4LTS,()'VA 11 L. G.
Dom
L A. ~ an
11(lorini-lation of Lorig-PAnge Leather lForecasts at Shorl, *.`.ot-cc! for the '!,--'
Territory," Yet. i Gidrol., No.;"?, 1940,

BORISOVA, L, G.
"Mrspolar Prccfir-sps In Xatvral Synoptle Pf-riods." Sub 26 Jun E:l,
Central Inut of Weather ForecastIng.
Dissortationo i)rssont,-.,e, for aclenct) and onEinecring degreer, In
Moscovy durbig 1~,51-
'vo
SO: Sum- ' - 480, 9 'rtY 55

BL-RISCVA, L.G.
'Thasing of Atmospheric Yacrcprocesses," Tr. Tsentr. In-ta Prognozov,
No 36) 62-75, 1954
After introductor
y information on the development of the concert of the
phasing of atTosyheric microprocesses, the author exiounds the results of an
investigation of a number of I-hases of ti-e eastern sleet (glared frost ) on
the continent during., the period 1930-10,52. He reveals 25 cases of the in-
dicated processes; here not every one of the -processes was concluded Ln- the
formatien of sleet. In most cases there was merely an increase of tempera-
ture and formation of fog, hoarfrost, etc. For all phases of tbe chospn
processes, the autl7or ccmpares the accumulative 1,,inematic mars of the cor-
responding natural synol-tic 1-!erieds and the schenes C'f develorment of the
processes according to six Fhases. Foreover, he ccmutes the averare values
of AT 500 and afterwards averages for all Tbases. As a result of t1-is, ~e
clarifies the principal criteria, sequence, and duration of the 11-ases, and
also their probibility of reali7ation after the process has be-,un (i.e.,
after the Thase of irgedance). (RZYGeol, No 1, 1955)
SO: Sum. No. 536, 10 Jun 55

I
BORIS
-...
Macrosynoptic conditions of positive anomalies of the mean
monthly air temperature in the Suropean U.S.S.R. during Kay-
October. 1954. Meteor.i gidrol. no-8:26-31 Ag '56. (MLRA 9:11)
(Atmospheric temperature)

BORISOVA, L.G.; TSZPKANOTA, Ye.I.
Recurrence of certain types of natural synoptic periods. Trudy
?SIP no.56-108-127 157. (Keteorology) (MM-10:8)

BOHISOVA L.G.
Climatological relations of oynoptic processea. Trudy TSIP
no.71:27-39 158* (MIRA 11:12)
(Weather forecaoting)

BORISOVA, L.G.- I)MITRIUNA, Yu.N.
Analogy in the distribution of the anomaly of mean monthly air
temperature In Se~tsmber and November. Trudy TSIP no,71;40-43
15B., (MIR& 11-.12)
(Atmoapheric temperature)

BOIRISWL 9 L. G.
6poprutic c - -tolo,--,.cal rali,tiomhipu of cric ;;rocus.~aIj
and temcarat-L.re anomalies in Rovurl-,Ex. Tmdy TSLI no. ~2:1132-V,3
160. (I-IM!, 14:2)
(Atiaospheric tenperiAure) (WOLtl.c:r forec~L,tlnE)

- BORISOVA, L.G
Forecasting reliability'of basic atmospherie processes in
'Ncvember. TRUDY TSIP no.n5a86-93 262, (MIRA 16s6)
(Weather forecasting)

BORISOVAI... L. G._ _ _
Seasonal characteristics in the development of various types
of atmospheric circulation in September and Novembero
TRUDY TSIP no.115'.100-106 162. (MIRA 16:6)
(Atmosphere)

BORISOVA, L.G.; KHESINA, B.G.
%~_ - *4-~- ~-
Effect of solar activity on the formation of synoptic processes,
Trudy TSIP no.124.-28~-32 163. (NIRA 16:8)
(Barents Sea--Cyolones) (Kara Sea-Cyclones) (Solar energy)

BC.RISOVAI-L.G.; KONDRATENKO, R.V.
Resolutions of the December (1963) and Fe~iuary (1964) Plenums of
the Central Committee of the CPSU as a proiram of the "big
chemistry." Plast~massy no.4:1-2 164. (NIRA 17:4)

BORISOVA, L.G... kand. geograf. nauk; KHESINA, B.G.
Weather forecast for June, 1964, in the U.S.S.R. Meteor.
i gidrol. no.5-.69-72 1~7 164- (MIRA 17:6)
1. TSentrallw institut prognozov.

BORISOVA, L.G., kand. geograf. nauk~. KHESINA. B,G.
Weather foreaartwing for the U*S.SoR, in September 1964.
Meteor. i gidrol. no.8s61-61+ Ag 164 (MIM 17 s8)

BORISOVA, L.G., kand.geograf.nauk; BURLUTSKIY, R.F.,, kand.geograf.nauk
Weather forecast for the U.S.S.R. in May 1965. Meteor. i gidrol.
no.5:69-72 My 165, (MIRA 18:4)
1. TSentrallnyy institut prognozov.

ACC NRt AT7005070 SOURCE CODE: UIV2546/66/000/154/0023/0033
AUTHORS: Borisova, L. G.; Turkenich, G. 1.
ORG; none
TITLE: Inertia of the air temperature over SSSR territory during different periods of
solar activity
SOURCE: Moscow. Tsentr621nyy institut prognozov. Trudy, no. 154, 1966. Vzaimodoyst-viye
protsessov v stratosfere i troposfere i dolgosrochnyye prognozy pogody (Interaction of
processes in the stratosphere and troposphere and long-range forecasting), 23-33
TOPIC TAGS: atmospheric circulation, atmospheric temperature, solar activity, long
range weather forecasting, atmospheric model
ABSTRACT: The relationship of the temperature anomalies of two consecutive mimmer months
(June-July) and fall months (September-October) has been investigated as an example
of the-phenomenon of temperature inertia observed during periods of solar activity. The
work was undertaken in view of the observed increase in the number of meridional proc-
essea taking place with an increase of solar activity, as it was indicated in an earlier
work by L. G. Borisova and B. G. Khesina (VliyanJzye solnechnoy aktivnosti na
formi-rovaniye sinoptiche-ckikh protsessov. Trudy TsIP, vypt 124, 1963). The probability
of the retention of the anomaly of the average monthly air temperature from June to July
was reviewed throughout a network of 98 stations in the Soviet Union during 1901-1962,
1/2

ACC NRs AT7005070
and the coincidence of like signs of the temperature anomalies was calculated and tab-
ulated for each station. The resulting probability values exceedecl 70-80%. Such values
cannot be accidental and thus can be employed in computations of long-term weather
forecasts. It was found that the probability values for the retention of the sign of the
anomaly of the average monthly air temperature varied for different periods of solar
activity in various regionse This was attributed to the loc&Lized of-feet of the solar
activity upon the formation, of atmospheric circulation within a given region. Orig. art.
has; 3 figures and 1 table.
SUB CCDE: 04/ SLEM DATE:' none/ ORIG MW: 015/ OM W: 005
2/2

ILIIR, I.I., kand.med.nauk; BARANOVA, A.N.; MM97A,, L.I. (Sevastopol').
Chce more on the detection of non-syphilitic spirochetes in
regional lymph nodes, Vest, dem. i ven, 37 no*7t78-79 J1163
(MIRA 16:12)

BORISOVA, L. I.
BORISOVA, L. I. "Certain indications of the functional state of the liver,
cardiovascular system, and central nervous system in Bot-
kin's disease." Leningrad State Order of Lenin Inst for
the Advanced Training of Physicians imeni S. M. Kirov*
Leningrad, 1956.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Sciences)
Y'Mcal
So: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 18, 1956

BORISOVIA., L.I.; YEHEL2YA140VA, N.N.
I- - ---------
Clinical obser7ations on the effectiveness of nitranol and
nitrosorbid in patients with angina peatoris. Terap.arkba
33 no.1940-46 161. (MIRA 34:3)
1. 1z 3-y kafedry terapii (zav. - prof. B.V. Illinskij) Lenin-
gradskogo gosudarstvennogo ordena Lenina instituta, usaverahens-
vovani~ra vraobey imeni S.M. Kirova i bollnitsy imeni V.I. lanina.
(NITRITES) (ANGINA PECTORIS)

IL'INSKIY, B.V.; PORISOVA, L.I.; KOLOVA,
I' -i-11. , p
KRIVORUChMMKO . _;--F_P71ROVA IN.?.
Characteristics of the biochemism of the b'L-^od In
atherosclerosis. Trudy Inst. klin. i eksper. kard. AN Gruz.
SSR 805-44 163. 'klaRA 17,7)
1. Iz III terapevticheakoy kafedry Gruzinskogo inatitufa d:~yn
usovershenstvovaniya vrachey i gruppy po aterrisk2ero.,.u irst-Ituts
fiziologii imeni Pavlova Ali SSSR, Leningrad.

L 104 -Q.
C Ri 6023676
SOURCE CODES
011/007/1311/1312
Z?
AUTHOR: Borisoval L. I. Yemellyanov, A. F.; Karatetskiy, S. S._
ORG: no
TITLE: Effect of h-f load on the sensitivity of a crystal detector when the
harmonic-signal -implitude fluctuates
SOURCE: Radioteklmika i elektronika, v. 11., no, 7, 1966, 1311.-1312
TOPIC TAGS: cryEe'L-lia detector, signal detection
ABSTRACT: An experimental proof is reported of the following: (1) Reflected waves
occur in the crystal-detector waveguide whose airiplitude modulation is correlated
with the AM of Vie signal being detected; (2) Because' of these waves, the excess nois
level!, signal level, and detector sensitivity vary depending on the input impedance
of the detector -;aveguide.. Measurements were taken at 15 kcj the passband of 1-f
amplifiers was :~; ka. Orig. art. hast 2 figures.
SUB CODE: 09 5L'&1 DATE: 21Jun65 ORID REFS 002

BOKSOVA, L. M.
t'Carbonyls of the VI Group Metals in the Periodic Systen: I," Dok All qSSR., 26,
No 1.7 1940.
Zelinskiy Lab. of Organic Chemistry, Moscow State University, 1940

-RISOVA, L.
B
ul
WLit-rin~- -f Itumb of 'I'urualcs (Puccin-I.-A.
-tat ct;icl
i_osI:ovs:_ogo Cbshch,,stva lsi,, cdci pril-i'd, ','oval'
Biolo ichi!si:ii. val. ',2, no. 2, 1551, pp. 7'~_C'9' 5,11
I I
30 - S_r~,A SI SO-53, 15 11,'-ecerriber 1953

DORISOVA, L. N.
Bor15ova) L. N.
"Experimental Investigation of
Structures of Inclined Type."
Chemical-Industry Enterprises
Sci Res Inst of Water Supply,
Hydrogeology. Moscow, 1955.
Technical Sciences).
the Effect of Waves on Hydraulic-Engineering
Min Construction of Metallurgical- and
USSR. Technical Administration. All-Union
Sewerage, Hydraulic Structures, and Engineering
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 27, 2 July 1955

gelr,l s-,:, V,4) /I/.
#rTSSR/Microbiology - Antibiosis and Symbiosis. Antibiotics. F-2
hs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9842
Author : Alikhanyan, S.I.,_Borisova, L.,N. Klepikova, F.S.,
Lyubinskaya, S.I., Mindlin, S.Z.
Inst
Title New Active Strains of Penicillin (A"New Hybrid").
Orig Pub Antibiotiki, 1956, 1, No 3, 3-7
Abstract A new active atrain of penicillin producer "New hybrid"
369 (beige) was obtained from an "anastomose'! colony,
grown from 2 conidia of different strains. As initial
strains G-31 and Wis-51-20 were taken, related in acti-
vity but quite distinct from one another in their physi-
ological properties. The anastomose colony was treated
by ethylenimine and UV-raye and the most active variants
of the surviving colonies were selected. The strain
"New hybrid" 369 markedly differed from the original
forms in its physiological and morphological properties
Card 1/2

USSR/Microbiology - Antibiosis and Symbiosis. Antibiotics. F-2
'Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9842
and considerably surpasses in activity all known native
and foreign strains when cultuvated on different media.
Card 2/2

ALIKHLNYAN. S.I.; BORISO~A. N.
Vegetative hybridization of the fungi of the Penicillium family.
Izv*AN SSSR. Ser.biol. no.2:74-90 Mr-Ap 156. (MLRA 9-7)
1. Vassoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skly insitut antibiotikov.
(MIGILLIUM) (MRIDIZ6,TION, VBGETABLI)

MINDLIN, S.Z.; VIADIMIRCV, A.V.; BORISOVA, L.N.; MIKHAYLOVAp G.R.
Obtaining actinmycetes hybrids producing tetracyclines (Actinmyces
rimoso and A'ctinomyces aur6ofaciens) and their use in the selection
of active strains. Trudy Inst. mikrobiol. no.10:187-198 161.
(ACTINOMIGES) (TETRACYCLINE) (MM 14:7)
(HYBRIDIZATION,, VEGETABLE)

ALIKHANYAN, S.I.; BORISOVA, L.N.
Recombination of Actinomyces aureQfaciens. Mikrobiologiia 30
no.Z;214-220 Ya--A~ 16:L. (NIRL 14:6)
1. Voesoyuznvy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut antibiotikov.,
Moskva.
(STREPTOMYCES)

BDRISOVA L N - KONYUKHOVA, M.V.; IVKINA, N.S.
* I
Recombinations of Act. aureofaciens. Antibiotiki 7 no.8:685-689
Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut antibiotikov.
(ACTINOMYCES)

KV.SHILINA, A.Ya.; BORISOVA, L.N.; ZARETSKIY, I.I., prof.
Study of the action of the sodium salt of antibiotic 6613 on
hematopoiesis and leucoses in animals. Probl. gemat. i perel.
krovi no.10:18-22 162. (1-fIRA 17:12)
1. Iz laboratorii eksperimentallnoy terapii bolezney sistemy k-rovi
(zav. - prof. I.I. Zaretskiy) TSentrallnogo ordena Lenina instituta,
gematologii i perelivaniya krovi (direktor - dotsent A.Ye. Fi3elev)
Ministerstva zdravookhranenlya SSSR.

ZARETSKIY, I.I.; KRASHILDIA, A.Ya.; BORISOVA, L.N.; GUREVICH,I.B.
R=erimental study of the combined action of antineoplastie
antibiotics and X-ray irradiation in leukemias. Med.rad. 8
no.2:51-57 FT63 (MIRA 16:11)
1. Iz laboratorii eksperimentallnoy terapii bolezney sistemy
krovi (zav. -prof. I.I.Zaretskiy) i rentgenologicheakogo ot-
deleniya (zav. - doktor med. nauk I.B.Gurevich) TSentrallnogo
ordena Lenina instituta gematologii i perelivaniya krovi Mi-
nisterstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
it

MOZGOVOY, A.A.; POPOVAp T.I.; MRISOVAt,L.N.,
Helminths of swine in Zhabarovsk Territory. Trudy Gellm. lab&
130-11163 (MIRA 170)

BLINXOVA, L.A.; _BOR1.SOVA,
Production of phage-resistant cultures of Actinomyces aureofaciens
under the action of mutagens, specific phages and their combinations.
Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly; biol. nauki no.1:167-170 164.
(MIRA 17:0
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy nizshikh rasteniy Moskovskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta im. M.Lomonosova.

GOLIDFARB D.M.; _.~Oj SO
L.N.
Use of d--iezole-14 for the protection of the mycelium of Ac-~J~nomyces-
aureofacieiis from the action of actinorhage type 1. Ant~-'biotiki 8
no.12:1.071-1074 D 163. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Institut epidemiologii mikrobiologii imeni N.F.Gamale' A~T SSSR
L
i Vsesoyuzn~,y nauchho-issl;d,vatellskiy institut an 4.ibiotikov.

i;ffnut of all ant fird tint C
agc:nt., or; trarI,r.'-,.art,4J leulrkcra`v~. Vcy,. orik. .1' no.5
(MIRA 18:8)
v a, q
s te.
krc~v;, (zw,~. -- pi-c-af. 7.T.Zara TSorit-ci-, In.-go -r4-ia 7-j-,n'nEL
i 1! 3 z 1 U.1 ta at; ~~D-!!)gi PC, re -em 4-ya r z) u-,i --- nt A.

SELEVRO, G.F.; BORISOVA, L.P., inzh.
Mechanization of labor-consuming operations at the Bobrov Oil Ydll.
Masl.-zhir. prom. 27 no.9:35 S '61. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Bobrovskiy maslozavodi
(Bobrov--Oll Industries--Equipment and supplies)

LIBINZ011, A.Ye.; KOZIMINSKAYAY Ye.I.; BORISOVA, L.P.; ANCHEVSKAYA, I.Kh.
Comparative sensitivity of freshly isolated dysenterial cultures
to antibiotics and bacteriopbage. Antibiotiki 9 no.9:861- W
s 164. (MIPA 19:1)
1. Rostovskiy-na-Donu nauchno-issledoNatellskiy protivochumnyy
institut i 1-ya Rostovskaya-na-Donu gorodskaya bollnitsa.

SER61YBV, P.G., prof.; RYAZANTSBYA, N.Ye.; VIRNOVA, Ye.Y.; GBELISHEVA, K.M.;
REMOK, N.D.; KOZIoOVSKAYA, L.A.; XOTBOYANE, V.A.; BORISOVA, L.S.;
G3MM40, M.Ta.; SHROYT, I.G.; 1AMM, V.N.
Active impinization of children against measlen with vaccine 606
in an extensive epidemiological experiment. Zdravookhranenie 2 no.l:
17-20 Ja-Y 159. (MM 12:7)
1. Iz institute. virusologii im. D.I. Ivanovskogo AMN SSSR (direktor -
P.R. Kosyakov), Moldavskogo institute. epidemiologii, mikrctbiologii i
gigiyeny (direktor - N.N. Tezhov) i RespublikanBkoyl sanitarno epidemi-
ologicheskoy stantsii Moldavskoy s~!R (ginvakyy vrach*, A.A. XbN~~Uv)
2. Deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Sergiyev).
("MSLM)

RAVIcH-BIRGiR, Ye.D.; BLYUMINTALI, K.V.; BORISOVA. L.V.; HAMONOVA, I.S.
Insunological indexes in children with various courses of conva-
lescence following dysentery. Zhur.m1krobiol,,spidJ immun. no-3:
49-54 Mr 155. Oam 8:7)
1. Is Mookovskogo instituta apidemiologii, mikrobiologii i gi-
giyony i pe&latrichemkoy kliniki Teentrallnogo inatituts, usover-
shenstvovaniya vrachey.
(DYSINTERY, BACILLARY, imunology,
in convalescence in child.)
(CONVALISCSICS, in various diseases,
dysentery, bacillary. immunol. indices in child.)

BORISOVA, L.Y.
Ansphyloctogenic characteristics of diphtherial and tetanus
anatoxins. Zhur.mikrobiol.apid. i immun. 27 no.4:55-59 AP 156.
WaA 9:7)
1. 1z Gosudarstveanogo kostrollnogo instituta vaktain I syvorotok
imeni. Tarasevichs.
(DLPHTHERIA
anatoxin, ansphylactic ogenic characteristics)
(,rITANUS
some)

IMISOVI-, - 14V.
ChIck embr7oes as a model for determining the virulence of VibrIo
gepticus. Zhur.mikrobiol.apid. i imun. 30 no.1:77-81 Ta 158.
. .. (MIRA 12:3)
1. 11 4osudaretvannogo kontrollnogo iustituta imeni Taraeavicha.
(VIBRIO GOMKA,
virulence, aeterm, on chick embryo (Hum))

BORISOVA, L. V., CAND 1310 SC-1 I"BIOLOGICAL AND SEROLOGICAL
PROPERTIES OF CLOSTRIDIUM SIEPTIQUilite"t MOSCOW9 1961 .(ACAD MED
Scl USSR. iNST OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGY IMENI "NORJ~
-Mr- ACADEM I G IAN PROF, N. F. GAUALEV (KL-DV, 11-61, 214).
~y-
-76-

MORISOVA, L. V.
-Y-5
Mron Apr 1948
Chemistry - Povdar Meta.Uurgy
Pmder IMeatrodaij. 1. Its Iffeat a Dispersion
and Composition of the Povder on the Properties Of
Iran lleotrodes.0 L. L. IDulmin and L. V. Borisova,
ITMOTO I"t".0f Chou T00hp gi I)p
81231ur 2Wdad Mmill Vol ]MI., No 4
DszcaAbii--4UdIes conducted to determine properties Of
Iron povdar and relationship of Ito character to
nature of Its fwmtlm by reduction of Iron oxides
vIth bydrogan. ftbititted 5 Wr 1947.
75T19

it U '1H 0 It 3 Ryabchikov, D. 1,, Borisova, L, V.
TITLE, Investigation of Molybdenum and -Rhenium Sorption on "L~'~! --iO
Anionite From Various Mediums and Chromatographic Separation
of These Elements (Izuc*raeniye sorbtsii tiolibdena I reni-ya
iz razlichnykh sred na anionite -;0 1 ik-h khromatografi-,
chaskoye razdeleniye)
PERIODICALR Zhurnal laialiticheskoy Kh1m11,iq'--8~Voi.13,,Nr 2iP~ 155-161(USSR)
. I ~'
ABSTRACT.- Rhenium does not form independent minerals as, in consepen,;e
ofits physical and chemical similarity to molybdenum it
usually accompanies inolybdenum in nature. Becauae of the che-
mical similarity of molybdenum and rhenium their separation
is difficult. The separation can be ach3eved on the strength
of the different degree of stabill-by of different valence
states of these elements. 'B49ide many other nethods wh.-tch
differ in principle (Refs I - 18) also chromatographic meth-,
ods were recently used for their separation. Different adr,
scfbents were used here b% different a-.AhorEt (Refs 19-23), In
recent time the anionite 'Dowex, 'i" was used for tils sepa
Card 1/4 ration of molybdenuin and rhenium klReis in most In.

75-13-2-1/27
Inve'stigation of Molybdenum and Rhenium Sorption on 10 Anionite From
Various Mediums and Chromatogi-aphic Separation of These Elements
vestigations of this kind the determination of molybdenum
and rhenium was carried out in the filtrates for the setting
up of the elution curves by means of ordinary analytical
methods. Only in few cases (Ref 27) radioactively labelled
atoms were used for the determination,, whioh permit to re-
gister the oource of the separation quickly and accurately.
The authors used the anionite 'HUS, 10 for their studies on
the cbror-natographic separation of molybdenum and rhenium,
which is characterized by high exchange capacity~ chemical
stability , and mechanical stability and can be used within
a wide pll-range. The investi.-ations werq arried out. in
99
HC1, HNO H SO and H PO as media, Re' n Mo serving
2 . ~ I
as radioactive IsotopeK he radiation of W.) was measured
through a lead filter (Ref i8)~ in order to eliminate the
disturbing influence of technetium which is radioactive
as well. It develops from molybd 9 num by emission atd is there-
fore in equilibrium with itt 1,10 (.P,,Y,) Mo99 -2--, Te99m.
In ILYdroahloric, to a noticeable degree nitric, and suifur:ir.
U
acid solution molybdenum and rhenium are adsorbed only in a
concentration interval of 00 - 0,,5 whereby,, however,, no
Card 2/4 obvious difference in the adsorption of these elements oan be

75 ~! 3-2-1/27
Investigation of Molybd--Anim a~-;' _"Jorption on 10 Anionite From
Various Mediums and Chromatograp1aic Separation of These Elements
found, In phosphoric acid solutions, hox7ever,., a great dif-
ference in the adsorption is exhibited by molybdenum and rhe--
nium. Thie is obviously due to the fact that molybdenum forms
an anionic complex in phosphoric acid solution which is well
adsorbed by the active groups of the exchanee resin. This
fact aua used for the separation of molybdenum and rhenium
in synthetic mixtures and also in natural objects with dif-
ferent concentration ratio of the two components. The 6-reat-
est difference in the adsorptions occurs in a 2 molar phos-
phoric acid soluiion in which molybdenum is adsorbed to
an e xtent of 72 :,8 rhenium.. however, only to an extent
of approximatelY 4 An exchanEe column Is used from which
rhenium is eluted by means of a 2 molar phosphoric acid so-
lution and molybdenum with a 10 lj4soda lye, It was found by
else rophoreses with the help of the radioactive isotope
Re'8~ that rhenium. in the case of washing out with pho-sphoric
acid is absorbed by the filtrate,' thouGh it is an an-ion_
Rhenium is here obviously dislocated by the phosphoric acid
Card 3/4 from the adsorbent, This assumption was proved experimentally.

75 1 2 1
InveLitigation of 1Jo1ybdV11)U11a LIM(] F(herium Surpti on tjn C, An i. c. ic -,7;:!
Various Mediums and Chromato;,raphic of TheLV- 1~ I e;,-, e- 'n t n
The adsorption of rhenium decreases -ri th increarin- concentrai-
tion of the pboaphate ions. It was 2hown that this se-,arntion
method can be we'Ll used also for the i3eparation of rlicnium
from molybdenites and from technetium which was produced by
the radioacti-ie decay of molybdenum, The experimental coni,
ditions of the investigations carried out are described pre
cisely, There are 6 fi6ures, 3 tables, and 34 references,
10 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION., Inatitut geokhimli i analiticheskoy kbiliii..1 1mr V- T,
Vernadskogo All SSSR, Yloskva
(Moscow Institute for Geochemistry and Analytical. Chem-Lsti-ty
imeni V. I. Vernadskiv,,AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: October 26~ 1957
1. Molybdenum--Absorption '~Ihenf Lr,-
--Adsorption -1 . Rh e n i w, n - - k, s o - p t I on Dal at'_~ or,
6. Rheni-LLm- -Separ at ion
Card 4/4

AUTHORSt Ryabchikov, D. I., Borisova, L. 75-13-3-16/27
TITLEs Chmmatographic Separation of Cobalt and Nickel in the Analysis
of Ores and Alloys (Xhromatografioheakoye razdeleniye kobal'ta
i nikelya pri analize ru, 4 splayov) -
PERIODICALs ZhurrRl analiticheskoy khimii, 1958, Vol 13, Nr 3, PP 340-
-343 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs Besides various ohemic&1 methods (references 1-8), methods of
ion-exchanger chromatography were recently also successfully
employed (reference 9) in the analysis of ores and alloys. An-
ion-exchangers by which the metals present in the form of com-
plex anions are retained.)are with special success used for this.
Anion exchangers permit the frequent performance of the separa-
tion within a shorter period than cation exchangers, as the de-
scrItion. of the complex anions adsorbed from the medium of a
strong electrolyte can simply be effected by a change of con-
oentration of the electrolyte or by means of water. Of the do-
mestic exchanger brands the types-EDE-10 (condensation product
of ethylenediamine and epichlorohydrin) and AN-2F (condensation
product of polyethylenediamine, phenol and formaidehyde) proved
Card 1/3 to be especially good. Of foreign brands the American types

Chromatographic Separation of Cobalt and Nickel in the 75-130-3-16/27
Analysis of Ores and Alloys
Dowex 1, Dowex 2 and Amberlite IRA-400 are especially wide-
spread. In the present paper the separation of cobalt and nickel
in a hydrochloric solution by means of the anioniteEDE -10 is
described. For this the data were used which are known for the
adsorption of cobalt and nickel at the anionite Dowex 1 (refe-
renGe 11). Cobalt is most intensively adsorbed from gn hydro-
chloric acid solution where the stable anion Ecocl I is pre-
sent. In the entire concentration range of hydroc~foric acid
(0,1 to 12n) nickel does not form any complex anions in an
amount worth mentioning. For comDaring the adsorptive capacity
of6the anio tea Dowex 1 and EDE -10 the radioacikye isotopes
Co 0 and Mgt were used, After all nickel had been woAlted out,
the adsorbed cobalt was washed out with 0,5n HC1. On this occa-
sion the anion CCOC, ]2- is decomposed and cobalt goes into the
filtrate as oation. It became evident that a complete separa-
tion of cobalt and nickel is attained at both investigated ex-
changers. The two elements can be quantitatively w~,Ashed out of
the exchanger, therefore no loss occurs. Thus also larger amoudB
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Chromatographic Separation of Cobalt and Nickel in the 75-13-3-16/27
Analysis of Ores and Alloys
working prescription for the determination of cobalt and
nickel in ores and alloys was worked out. On this occasion the
two elements are before the determination.separated from the
other elements by means of dithiooxamic acid. If copper is pre-
sent (reference 12), it is not precipitated. However, it does
not disturb the determination, as its complex chloride-anion
is fairly resistant to diluted hydrochloric acid. In this case
cobalt is watilled out with 4n HCI and then copper is removed by
washing with 2,5n HC1. Iron is in the precipitation with di-
thiooxamio acid masked by citric acid and remains in the filtra-
te, if the precipitate is carefully washed. The performance of
the analysis of ores and alloys for determining the content of
cobalt and nickel is described in detail. There are 3 figures,
3 tables, and 12 references, 8 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geokhimii i analiticheskoy khimii im. V.I. Vernadskogo
AN SSSR, Moskva (Moscow Institute of Geochemistry and Analyti-
cal Chemistry imeni V.I. VernadskiyAS VSSR)
Card 3/3 1. Cobalt-.-De-termination 2. Nickel--Determ:Uiation

AUTHORS: Ryabchikov, D. I., Borisova, L. V, SOV/75-13-4-22/29
TITLE: The Chromatographic Separation of Rhenium and Tungsten
(Khromatograficheskoye razdeleniye reniya i vol'frama)
PERIOD TCAL: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khiniii, 1956, Vol. 13, Nr 4, pp, 492-
493 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Rhenium and molybdenum differ greatly in the adsorption at the
anionite EDE -10 from phosphoric acid solution (Ref 1). Hexa-
valent molybdenum with phosphoric acid forms heteropoly com-
pounds in which molybdenum is present as complex anion and
therefore is adsofned well at the anionite. Rhenium in hepta-
valent form does not produce such compounds and passes into the
filtrate on the washing of the column with a 2 m phosphoric ac-
id solution. As tungsten like molybdenum tends to form hetero-
poly compounds rhenium can this way be spparated from tungsten.
The determinations were oarried out on an anionite of the type
FM-10. (in phos-ahoric acid form), The radioactive isotopes
185 1a6
W and Re served as indicators. The mixtures of tungsten
and rhenium (as tungstenate or pz~rrheznate, respectively) were
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The Chromato6raphic Separation of Rhenix-a and Tungsten
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out w-ith 2 m phosphoric acid. The progress of the washin- out
was controlled by the measurement of the activity of Re196 in
the filtrate as well as by -means of the color reaction with
tin(II)chloride and Dotasaium thiocyanate. After the washing
oat of rhenium the column was washed with water, then the
tungsten was washed out with a K~o soda lye. The end of the
Y,ashing out wa!i determined bj the lack of the activity of W185
in the last parts of the filtrate as well as by the negative
reaction with potassium1hiocyanate. The curves for -he eluation
of rhenium and 'tung--ton were plotted from the results obtained
from the activity.,measu-rements of the single parts of the fil-
trate as well as frc,:.i the changes of the intensity of color of
these parts. The complete washin.- out of Re 186 and W185 was de-
termincd by means of the sai-.101ill- up Of the activities of the
single portions of the filtrate; besides, rhenium was deter-
mined quantitatively in the filtrate by means of nitron acetate
and tungsten the photometrical way on the basis of the reaction
with potassium thiocyanate. The results for various concentra-
tion ratios of tan.-sten and rhenium (1 000:1, 1:1, 1:400) show
Card 2/3 that by means of this method rhenium aiay well be separated