SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BYKOVETS, A. I. - BYKOVSKIY, S. S.

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L 01 if
th vduld'be shorter and f - t ru,
IqUUIi ty (~f. Prodacts e' xesdti6n --time ~he -h pat
cap-a-C-Ity,-of -a: gi-vn~a plant vic-tuld be-,,f.,tansiderably increastd. This- would in C-ffect-.
lit in cost of t-b- fatty mteriai preparc-a by -Cue oxida~tion of
Paraffin vax.
This P9.&Aculax cf;~~Ts scme vork on efforts to ad.dize paraffin Vax f--r
shoxt perioda ~-f tize in orUz of one nivote vhille uztag ten,-,ratarres
in the xioge. of 2CL) t,-~ Tj~_e Clai" IhAi' tht~ '~%Ptl'n= tempera-
tuxv,; ram4te, is 3ce) to !*_)-:~C arr& --pox-t- :* i,*Iatively r-'f_kpirl oxVIFAtt-on at those
tempersturep shr_%rinZ neutxal�zatic~a n,.;Mber or acid UIZZS-Z-~ VaIIIC'S In tIIP~ ranF3e '.) f
:20 for -W)e one mirwt,.: of contact. tije. it is furtzaer claimed th..%t the am~,Xznt of
bydroxy acids forme-d. Is essentially.rAll. , The dats in the table on page 135111
-indicate the presence of n-v hydras fxids, hovever. it, all5o shows -that tae hydX0.4yl
number, _J-; relati-vely high (1.140 t-o ItjO). Althou& ihe met_h-::~d of analysis fox
bydxoiq,r i~ci&; is n~-t F-h,_ann there vl.~uld b-a 'zotre question as to whether or not -tl;-:Lr
analys_;5 is coxr~zt if thsy hav-- a ldgz hydro.VI wimber yet c-laim the vra~tical
AbBence of hyd_v;,xy
o~This fyp,-, of usirg the relatively short Contact time at an
increased sbou.1d lend Itzelf -to some form oil a continuc'us proce-os.
Menritioned in, the paxticulur paper.- mst of the orld-56tion. prccedl=e's
:.Vaich haye beea in c ii-aie in Germauy aud in othe17 10.CatiO."S, b-I'M it~aeU
:batch processes. Tu gerv-rs~l. there v-,itld be certain ecortomic adirantages if tbe
:~,axldatdoa Pro'-pAuxe coill be ;-:~ad=t5cl oa a continaous, bEtsls. Thr. Germ%n ljtf~ra-
~ture reports a nvin'be:r of effoxts to develop a contiraucus process, however.,, the
':c.r,ntj.:nuo!.)z O-P
processes 11~11re re-Blarted in a degradation f producat qua-lity.

-hl I.- - +lie sa Clil 113StItUte:
.21it + as sppax-~ i~tly _'do Od64 -,~61jL gi
Or. the Food. &n& Refrioration InImovEry MY indicate -that, the Soviet Union is
concernecl inAbis pax-timlax V'irk vith the problem of :pr--p&riDg edible fats f-jim
the oxidation. nf paraffam. This volild be a continuation or further vorl-, on tb~-
type of process that oper~ited in Germany during
, Wo rld War II. Me fact that
cOnsideMble er~phssis Ii p,-ed on the absence ol kydr.:->W acias.vhi::~'h wou:,A4 lie
vex7 undesirable in any,type of eiLible fatty mteri&l,, P-,rther indir-ates t-hat
these investigatori intexest.,,-d in the utilization of the oxidates for edible
futs. Since -the pr-_paz~tdna of t1 te edible fats type of oxidized material vr~
4
e:f
it t-he Ora I C
Order to obtaln P_ lig
ht colr3,zed p:icduct vith as few unde-zirable side react-i-mr,
as :11ossible ann.I -sidth cis lorw j? yield of hylroxy accid-s as possible~ it, appeqxo that
Vhat the investigatore hei-e my have In mind is the operation of the process a- a
higher temp-2fr-tars p~a_h a =,,.r~h tim avial thereby reda--ing the ~~ost
of the prej:~X--~aurjn of the fatty mA:ert--As . The work by It..'aiF, Taper is Con-
sidg-red to be Telstively 'pr-PI.Amimry Ir, rmture in thqt venzy 1ittle 1morUBT..ion on

of the - i]i ".1 ti thiacal
s e
prope 4~s Further.- it. is to 'be, expected that at the low neutralization UUM_
bers re-pAed on, in this paper,,:' that Is in the order of 2 to 20 or 3C -that only
is. sma1l. amount of hydrM be fonied.in the low temperatmme process
also. A ccmc-acial opemtioIa -1. avolvi ng oxidation to-only 20 neutralization
-deer would not normaaly be at-Lmctive dui to tbe smC.LU amount of pwaffin
converted to acids. ltoweva:r, if this cx1dation vere continued and, irt fact,
re-cycled through this apps.Ta-bis,, ss -that contact tine vas increased zuffi-
ciently to ralse the neut-ralization number to a value of, for examplej. 80 to
100,, it vould be expeacied that -the aw=t of hyd-ro.,xv, acids would increase even
at lov tempexatuTes ctxidaticns~ J-,q using the high temperat=es invollred. -here
there is a possibllit7 that the.-rate at which the hydroxy acids increase with
regard. to neut-ralization wumber might be greater tban at the -lover temperaturres.
It. is interesting to, note here~ havewr,, -that the Soviet Union apparea-Cly is
contituingto v-crk. vith Some vigor on varioas phases of oxidation work and
attempti.iiag to impz-cre the.-existing: axielation procedures as well az developing
Tariou-s utilizaTlons! f or t-he axldatte.R.

Reactivity of Ptrostfinle and ids and their
A. N'lisov and A. Technol.
fl-.,`Frl~,w~: s1r. ~ObsftrRn-xhifls. 23,
, i,. "R-7-1-Iletrosclinic ncid and its
ow-15(i . ,. ,. ~4'8' 5il 7
Me.. Pr. ~ and III.CH. ~,tcrs usi&%u oxiciation with
Y-NfnO4-q26-55'And h3drogvwttion over llt-B~: Ojat~%'
sigulfiewals- more rapidly than do petroselaidic acid and its
0 'S Aing mtem The mte of hydralyAs of the petre-
'
;LIrr.L.1l11.1.1Cld (Slus by ale. KOH, hoi-vi:ver. is wariller tbout-
that nI the curieq)ouditig lw(r%;~Oaidatcs. ThcsL resolu
indicate Itut. petruselittic ncid is it cis Isouter, while petro-
sclaidic acid i% the trani koincr. 'I'he cm,:rs %yere prcpd.
'froin the ROTI and vie dusiteduchl in the prequice of 112SO1.
Alk)-i PrVoselimules: Afe, I),, 158-OW; Fr, h,-, 198-200%
AM,, 1), 218*, dis 0.0316, nl,,O 1.4825. PeIrwelai"es:
Me, th-z 104-~*; Pr, b.- 2W'; PACII., bs -"0, do
0.9372, n?, 1.4812. G. ht. Ko.,

byx6mr, A* I#
USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1
Awthors Plisovt A. K.; a Alkovets A
nd, L
As: Configuration and properties 0- funsatiuftted aciAs and their derivatives.
Tij,
Fart.2.- Propertits of cinnamic acids and their esters**
Periodical Zhur, Ob. Xhim, 24', Ed-,-5s 852 -:8561 MaY 19 54
Abstract The synthesis of pr~opyl ether of cis-eirmamic acid is describe(i. A dif-m~
ference was established in the relative rate of hydrogenation of cis-
cinnamic~a
and trans-
cids. Pis-cinnamic acid attracts hydrogen with
greater easea. Oxidation of cinnamic acids and their esters taI:es place
at different rates!, dis-ocinnamic acid and its ester oxidizes faster
than trans-einnamic-acid and.its ester; the esters oxidize slower than
the corresponding icidso The configuraltion.of the cis-form of cinnamic
acids.is eluoidated, Three reference34, Graphs*
Inabitution' T.he.Institutd-of Fbod Industr7,.Odessa,. Ukr-SSR
SubAtted November.24-1953

PLISOV,A.K.; BYKOVETS,A.I.
Gonfiguration and properties of unsAturated acids. Part 3. Re-
activity of (b- [A-furyl]-acrylic acids and their eaters. Zhur.ob.
25 no.6:1194-ilgg is '5,9. (MLU 8:12)
1.10desskiy in8titUt Diahchevoy i kholodillnoy promyshlennosti
(Furawwrylle acid)

A A
' 11 PO -~&MkQ4
JtSmd esters oftht!~-. vc:e prcpd. aU4
&c;UaztdMI,-
bmZY1
rcacdcas of os dation rogmution (U), "d
I b d
l
its epm a
landEo p-truntlenic ncid and
Waceed VrItV fhtr speed than tli-.t of pel-rosclaidic-56-1 iLnd
49 c9te-n. I pr t tim prucceds slower than that al
Sealyl pctIa5uhIBiiE. light Yclk-W, 216% d.
, yalow
Ilenzy) PLlroselxWu
,
,
-As 1
2
,
,

od

AUTHORS: Plisov, A. K.-, Bykovets, A. I. SOV/'156-58-3-35/52
TITLTI.: The Thiocyanation of Oleic and Elaidic Acids and Their !~,stera
(Rodanirovaniye oleinovoy i elaidinovoy kislot~,i ikh efirov)
,,RIC-;jI'AL, auchnyye dok.lady vysshey shkoly, Khimiya i khimicheskELya
tekhnologiya, 1958, Nr 3, Pp. 540-541 (USSR)
.~.BSTFAC T: Thiocyanate solutions are used for the quantitative analysis
of fatty adid mixtures. It was found that the rate of thio-
cyanation of oleic and elaidic acid is different. The thio-
cyanate number was determined by means of the titratio-n method,
and the deposition in percentage of thiocyam te was calculated.
The experimental resul'ts showed that the cis-form of the
fatty acids is more quickly thiocyanated than the trans form.,
and that the free acids can be thiocyanated more slowly than
the corresponding esters. Quantitatively the thiocyanation
reaction of the cis and trans forms of elaidic acid and its
esters resembles the hydration reaction of these compounds.
There are 1 table and 5 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
Card 1/2

SOVA56 -58-5-355/52
~)he Thioc,,---.-,i-c-n o" r4nd Blaidic Acids and Their Esters
ASSOC TA", I 0~.": Kafedre nrganicheskoy khimii Odesskogo tekh-
nologichosko-go inotituta. pishchevoy i kholodillnoy promysh-
't~nno:lti
(Chair of Organic Chemistry at the Odessa Technolo,-ica---'
Institute of 7ood. and Refrigeration Industry)
SUMITTED: November 25, '1957
Card 2/2

PLISOV,.A,K., BOGATSKIY, A.V.; W'~OVIITS, A.I.; BOGATSKAYA, Z.D.
l4rnthesis of new sulfamide coupounds. Ttudy OTIPiKhP 9 no.2:97-100
159. (MIRA 13:9)
(Sulfamide)

BYKOV.VSEV, G.I. (voronezii)
"On limit equlibrium of anisotropic plates and shells of revolution".
report presented at the 2nd All-Union Congress on Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, Moscow, 29 January - 5 February 1964.

PROTSY A.L., inzh.; VOYEVODIN-, G.V., inzh,
BYKO.VNYY YA.I., inzh.,
Z,
MAVRITSYN, A.M., inzh.; nTROSYAN, T"r--TT- MMMKOLKIN, V. I.
Performance of the t~nmsfox r neutral line's in strip mines.
Prom. energ. 18 no.59-32-37 My 163. (MMA 1616)
1. Yurkovakiy ugollqyr raxrez, g. Vatutino (for ?Cots).
2. Treat po ebytu ennToproftktaii Upravleniya energeticheskoy
prcWBhlennooti Bovebw maro4nogo khozMstva Fermskogo ekonomi-
cheakoko adminiatraUTuago ra~vona (for Voyevodin). 3. Uprav-
leniye nerudnykk IskaOgywWkh Ministerstva avtomobillnogo
tyan ta i shonsayifth dorog UkrSSR (for B.Vkovnyy). 4. Kor-
__Cpor
alpy treat ugolln;ft predpriyatiy (for Mavritsyn). 5. Goa-
gortakhinspektsiya I-rarknakoy SSR (for Petroayan). 6. Zhigu-
levskiy kombinat str,Vmaterialar (for Shchakolkin).
(Strip.mining-Blectric equipment)
(Electric power distribution)

13YKUVOYj, Zh.
Soviet gold prospectors. Znan. sila 36 no,, 4:9-11 Ap 161.
(MIRA 14:4)
(Gold mines and mining)

ACC NR AP6025587 V SOURCE COM UR/0413/66/000/013/0020101)20'
INIVEMIM: Knunyants, 1. By,khovskayn, E. G#; Frosin, V. N.; Sizcov,"fu.Ai
ORG: none
I
TITLE: Metliod of preparation. of 2-(N-alkoxy-li-alkyl)aminoetliyle mercap.-
tans. Class 12, No. ~83204. [announced.by Miliatry Academy for Chemical
lProtection (Voyennaya akademiya.khijaicheskoy zuslichity)]
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztay, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 13, 1966, 20
TOPIC TAGS% alkoxyalkylaminoethyl mercaptan ethylene sulfide,
dialky1hydroxylainine', ;'I'L P'~
ABSTRACT%
In the proposed method, 2-(N-a1koxY-N-alkyi)aminoet y1 mercaptans are
.obtained by the reaction of ethylene sulfide with N,O-dialky1hydroxylamine
at 90-1000C in an organic solvent. 1W,, A, - 50; CBE No. 101
SUB CODE: 07/ ISUBH DATE: 213Sep651
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muUmd on nitration, extn. of the dinitrate formed

b
b
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25% NTf4OH until alk. to phenolphtWein.
TjeutralizM with
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ncn
The dinitiobenzcne Is extd. with acetone and JU conen,
and 10

C4emltstry
d
estd. colorimetrically against prepd. standards. 1.,B

capetlovi Oct 48
al
"Nstermination, of Tetraetbyl Lead in Organic O"Ir
i~ti"i $ 0 "K a ~Mykhoysbaya'. Inst of Labor ffygi"':
9~i4!.Op~-~*tlonal Xseases, Acacl, Wd Sol SIM A-pp
Oig I San- No 110,
U84dLMOthods described for studies on circulation'of
lead In the organism. -)bde awaive's,
Ucod, I1=1 flUl&, bMin, and llyer- of xnjzhl~
1~olsomad by tetr&*tby1 lead. *th6d of extractlegiv-.1"',
df~'tetraetb7l ls&A. f*oz substrates 'by a carrent.'af..":
A'Mi-~--Ith'a subsec
an d' OD Ion$ Oct
Zeuvat
Zygiehe (Oont
n1trate, Is of special Interest, since laciat:164:',
tlf6tetri%ethyl lea& molecule is possible vlthoii~~,'WL,
dislixt6kration. Includes tvo tables on determl*ft to

Dotamizatios of okkel In the dir. Xf. S. ltvklao% L
Ministrv l9rulth. Muwow). Gieifwa i*.S4%tf.-IQSI
the culariturtrk, diturthylglyoxime methixf of
.Ictg. Ni in sit satuplest it is r"untended IhAt abmxlpent
cotta". glass isual. or filter IrAper Im used for tvAlection of
samp$n. Ve, Cu, and Cod preimt W more Own *.VY/IU
ml. give too, high results, but The only. of the Ni dinitthyl-
sl"mints in CllCla permits ready sepn. from much Fe and
Cu. Cu is waK @*pd.. anti may fistrde". The vidut is more
m4ble In &q. KAss. than in aq. II.Not st,his. in Koff tit
NA011 Pulas. the volor takes Nk") 11flu. to (IC%chn, I'lat then
6 more statile than that secured in N11.011 mJn, %hew the
almvv hamm w"r mod to ttrutrAlirv the origin412117, IINO..
Oddation can lie effmted with 3% (,N;114).%(h ot If"r ~.-
111ne in Ale. cotall. Rochelle salt. C.. M. Ko"jlKtff

BYKHOVSKILYA, M.S.;POIZTAYSV, M.I.
-
Palarographic method in sanitary anii hygienic investigations. Gig. sanit..
Moekva no.12:47-50 Doc 1952. (GLML 23:4)
1. Of the Institute of labor Hygiene and Oe-cupational Diseases of the
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR.

BTKHOVSKWrA, Xar.iya Sol omonoynA; GIMEW, Slav& LIvoyna-, IR&LIZOVA, OlIga
LI
redaktor; BOBROVA, U.N. , tekhnicheakiy re-
daktor.
[Practical gaide to Industrial sanitation cbemistry] Fraktichaskoe zu-
kovodstvo po prosyshlemio-sanitarnoi khiaii. 1. [Organic compounds]
Orgenicheskle soodineniia. Pod red. O.D.Ihalizovot. Xoskya, Goo. isd-
vo tied. lit-ry, 1954. 3!;6 P. (MLRA 8:1)
(Industrial hyglea~) (Chemistry, Organic)

All

USSR/Aa:tl ytical Chemistry Analynis of Inorganic Substances G-2
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur Khimiya, Ro 2, 1957, 4749
Author : Bykhovskaya, M.S., Bab*.ua, m.r.
Title : Determination of the Content of Lead, Zinc and
Thallium in the Air, by the Spectrographic Method.
Orig Pub : Gigiyena i sanitariya, j.956, 110 7, 26-30
Abstract The vork was cav ouit Wth an ISP-22 quartz spectro-
graph using a sl~ I. U'6 Lh Of 0.015 mm; darkening of the
L ,
lines was measural ~h a IIF-22 microphotometer; quan-
titative deteraiiiations were carried out by the method
of three standarde. On ex,,-itation of the spectra in a
carbon arc, of 6.1r,-ct or alternating current, sensitivi-
ty of the methoe -.;az :,f C.01 mg Pb in the gas cloud of
the arc, or of 0.03 ng in the vample, and of 0,01 and
0,03 mg Zn or of' 0,003 and 0.01 mg Tl, respectively.
On an excitation of the spectrum in a condenser spark the
sensitivity of the determination is considerably lower.
9)
Card 1/1. 28 -

USSE/Arialytical Chemistry Analysis of InorL~;anic Substances G-2
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Khimi~,a, ~o 2) 1957, 4749
Spectrographic del.crm.'-nation of Pb is interfered with
by Sn) Cu and 7u, aild oansitivity of Pb determination
is not hiCJier than the*-heplheloraetric determination as
PbCr04- Zn can be determined in the presence of 5-fold
excess of Cu) but sensitivity of the method is lower
than that of the chemibal metbod. 'The conditions of
determination of Pb, Ill, (0.01 mg) and zn are described.
15
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SOV/137-58-8-18136
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 8, p 275 (USSR)
AuTHOR: Byk~o~v~,
TITLE: Comparative Evaluation of Some Methods of Determination of
Beryllium and its Compounds Applicable to the Analysis of
Air (Sravnitellnaya otsenka nekotorykh metodov opredeleniya
berilliya i yego soyedineniy primenitell no k analizu vozdukha)
PERIODICAL: Gigiyena truda i prof. zabolevaniya, 1957, Nr 6, pp 49-53
ABSTRACT: A review of colorimetric, fluorescent, and spectrographic
methods of determination of the amounts of Be in various
substances. The use of trilon B for the elimination of the
effect of the interfering cations and the separation of impuri-
ties with the aid of paper -chromatography separation was in-
vestigated. The most sensitive of the methods is the fluores-
cent one with morin, which forms an intracomplex compound
with a yellowish-green fluorescence under ultraviolet rays.
Sulfates, chlorides, and nitrates decrease the intensity of
the fluorescences, The minimum determinable amount of
Be is 0. 0 1 -y in aqueus solutions and 0. 05 yin solutions
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SOV/1 37-58-8--18136
Comparative Evaluation of Some Methods (cont. )
is the one with beryllon P. The minimum determinable amount of Be is 0. 5
The spectrographic method of determination of Be has possibilities. The
paper chromatography separation method can be used as a semiquantita.tive
one for the determination of Be in the presence of Ca, Mg, Fe, Mn, and Al.
K. K.
1. Metals-Analysis 2. Berylli-um-Determination
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5332
B khov~a~Mariiya Solomonovna, Slava Llvovna Ginzburg, and Ollga
"P~ triyevna allz~6v-a -
Metody opredeleniya vrednykh veshchestv v vozdukhe i drugikh.sredakh;
prakticheskoye rukovodstvo (Methods of Identifying Harmful Sub-
stances in the Air and Other Media; Practical Handbook) pt. 1.
Moscow, Medgiz, 1960.. 311 p. 6,000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): O.D.Khalizova; Ed.: M.D.Babina; Tech.Ed.: A.I.
Zakharova.
PURPOSE: This handbook is Intended for Industrial hygiene and sani-
tation inspection personnel, specialists working in the field of
Industrial hygiene chemistry at research institutes, factory
laboratories, epidemic control station laboratoriesl eta.
COVERAGE: The book, which was recommended for publication by the
Redaktsionno-izdatellskiy Sovet Akademii meditoin8kikh hauk SSSR
C a rd -1-/2E~'

Methods of Identifying (ContO SOV/5332
(Editing and Publishing Council of the Academy of Medical Sci-,
ences of the USSR) Is published in two parts. Part I, the
present work, is entitled Neorganicheskiye I metRllorganiahe-
skiye soyedineniya (Inorganic and Organometallic Compounds), and
Part II is entitled Organicheskiye soyedineniya (organic Com-
pounds). Both parts of the book discuss analysis methods for
the grqat majority of substances which are important industrial
air contaminants whether as gasesp vapors, or dust. The most
up-to-date methods of phyaJeal and chemical analysis in their
application to the chemistry of industrial hygiene, the electro-
photometric, the chromatographic, the luminescence, the po'laro-
graphic and other methods are dealt with. Considerable attention
is given to rapid analysis methods. The handbook does notp in the
opinion of Professor A.A.Letavetj Member of the Academy ot Medical
Sciences USSR, who wrote the preface, give due attention to con-
tinuous analysis methods which feature the graphic registration of
concentrations, nor is due place given to the design and manufac-
ture of equipment and apparatus for the analysis methods discussed.
References accompany each chapter.
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jj,M-S.; VORONTSOVA. Ye.I.
_JffKHDLjP
Determination of renacite-4 In the air of productiou.shopse Xhis.
. prom. no,e-.685-686 D 160., (MIRA 13:12?
1. Institut gigiyeny trQda I profsabolevanly AM SSSR.
(ftbber Indust%- gisuic aspects)
Pess 1~

BYKHOVSKAYA, H.S. (Moskva)
------------------
Third All-Unim Conference on problems of industrial and sanitary
chemistry. Gig. truda i prof. zab. 4 no.11:61 N 160. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Institut gigiyany truda i professionalinykh zabolevaniy AIIN
SSSR.
(CMUSTRY., TECHNICAL-CONGFMSES)
(SANITARY CIOUSTRY-CONGRESSES)

.-BYKHOVSKAYAt M.S. a)
Determination of beryllium in biological media. Gig.truda i prof.
zab. no.11255-57 261. (MIM 14811)
1. Institut gigiyeny truda, i profzabolevaniy AIIN SSSR.
(IMM-TaUM-ANALYSIS)

BYKHOVSUYA, M.S. (MO13kva)
Determination of zirco*w and its oompatwds in the air of
industrial plants. Gig. truda i prof.zab. 5 no.6:54-57 Je 161.
(MMA 15:3)
1. Institut gigiyeny truda i professionalInfth zabolevaniy
AM SSSR.
(AIR-AULISlS)
(ZIRCONIIJM-,Uwmls)

BMOVSKAYA -MO..-;_ORIA)VA, I.A.
Separate determination of -laganese,, chromium, and iron in the
air by polarography. Zav.lab. 27 no.5:540-542 161. (MMA 34:5)
1. Institut gigiyeny truda i profzabolevaniy Akademii meditsinskikh
nauk SSSR,
(Manganese-JUmlysle) (Mmomium-Analysis)
(Iron-Analysia)

BYKHOVSKAYA, M.S., rid.; PDMNOVA, Z.M., red.; KH&=VA, O.D.-, oty.
.A.I., re&; PARAKMA, N.L., tekhn. red.
[Nov develo ments'in the field--,of--cbemical analysis in sanliift7
engineering Novoe v oblasti sanitamo-khimichaskogo analiza; ra-
boty po promy9blenno-manitamoi khimii. Moskv&-, Medgiz, 1962.
~.263 P. (MIRA, 16: 1)
(CHEMISTRY, ANALITICAL) (SANITARY ENGINEERING)

B_TKH10)VS1WA, Ill. S.
PHASE T. BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6076
Peregud, Yeva Abramovna, Mariya Solornonovna By~~v kaya, and Yelena
Vladimirovna Gernet
t3ystryye metody opredeleniya vrednykh veshchestv v vozdukhe (Rapid Methods
for Detecting [the Presence. of) Harmful Substances in the Air). Moscow,
Goskhimizdat, 1962. 272 p. Errata slip inserted. 10, 000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): I. M. Korenman, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor;
Ed. : 1- N. Oderberg; Tech. Ed. : V. V. Kogan.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for chemists in scientific research institutes,
factory laboratories, sanitary- epidemiological stations, and poison-gas treat-
ment stations.
COVERAGE: The book deals with rapid methods for the detection of harmful
substances in the atmosphere in factories, wells, tanks, chemical apparatus,
-M ventilaticndrts. A detailed description is given of apparatus for collecting
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Rapid Methods (Cont. SOV/6076)
samples, sampling techniques and procedures, and reagents for toxic (.,.on-
centrations of ammonia, nitrogen oxides, hydrogen sulfide, carbon disuffide,
sulfur dioxide, etc. The use of pencil indicators for rapid indication and
quantitative determination of poison gases in the air is -listed As a new ~ech-
nique. The introduction notes thafthe Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut okhrany truda (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Industria-i
Hygiene) in Leningrad aided in the development of the linear -colorometric
method for the determination of toxic concentrations in the air. Ye. D.
Filyanskaya, T. N. Kozlyayeva, and I. G. Vorokhobin also contributed to
the development of the linear -colorometric method and designed some of
the equipment used. Individual chapters are accompanied by references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: [Abridged]
Foreword
Introduction
9
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BYKHOVSKAYA. M.S.
Determination of manganese cyclopentadianyltricarbonyl in the
air. Trudy Kom.anal.khim. 13:115-123 163. (NIFA 16,5)
,11. Institut gigiyany trudy a professionallnykh za!b?levaniy AMN
I WSR.
(Air-Analysis) (Atnganese orgmic compounds)
4.

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in t~he wL-r
TITLE; .:Detendnation of aWltricp-rbonyl-mang;enese~va*oors'
ISMCE: Zavodskaya, laboratoriya':'~V.,! 29, no, ~61 1 ~63 667-6C8
.4
-TAGS: eyelopentadienyltricarbonyl-~.m=ganese, anti-Im6ek substzzce,
adsorption, sLica gel
Al
ABSTRACT: :Due to the effective ~knock -ir
MrU qpettW of cyclopentadienyltri-
carbo4l-mangan6se (CP51) for--~inteftal~combustion engines (as well its 50
as
timez,lower toxicity as ~,.crq3ared with Utraothyl ltad) it was deemed desirable,
to work out a method for t1h edeternination, of: its vq~ors in the air. To this
end 20-200 liters of airvere absorbed, -by 2 grew -of granular silica. gel,
followed by-treetment with-concentrated nitrid and sulfuric acids with heat
ing.
Af ter diluti= with -=ter, the anti.-kilock substance was extracted by ethanol, the
solution sifojected for 10,minutes to ultraviolet irradiation, the alcohol evapo-~
-irated, and the residue oxidized by znulfiwic acid vith potassium p~riodate. 'r The
ulting substmice was subjected either to photometric determination at a'wave
res
length of 520 Millindcrons or to polerographic evaluation" starting with:-0.35
t. The accuracy'of the method is~
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ZEFIROV, N.S.; YURIYEV, Yu.K.; PRIKAZOHIKOVA, I.P.; BYKHOVSKAY4. M.Sh.
,-- , - !.~ I"_
3,6-Endoxo-eyelohexanes and -cyclohoenes. Part 12: Stereochemistry
of nucleophilic addition on a CZC bond in the systems of
316-e,ndoxo-eyelohexene and 3,6-endoxo-eyelohexadiene. Zhur.ob.khim.
33 no.7:2153-2158 Jl 163. (AURA 16:8)
(Cyclohexene) (Cyclohexadiene) (Stereochemistry)

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VOLODARSKIY, N.I.; BUOVSKAYA, I.P.
A -
Effect of varying soil moisture on tobacco crop in connection with
the developmental period. Dok1.AN SSSR 95 no-1:187-190 Kr '54.
WaA 7:3)
1. Xubanskiy sel'skokhozvayatvannyy institut Krasnodar.
(Tobacco) (Boil moisture)

,BYXOVSKAYA,.Lj.-
"Mffeet of Water-Supply Conditions on the Growth and Yield of
Tobacco." Oand Agr Soi, Kuban Agricultural Inst, Min Higher Bducat ion
USSR, Krasnodar, 1955, M, No 11, Mar 55)
SO: Sum 11o. 670, 29 Sep 55 - Survey of Scientific and Technical Die-
sertationa. Defencled at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (15)

Country USSR
CATEGORY
A3S. JOUR. PZBiol,, -io. /f 1959, No. 87183
14 . B
INST. :t'-.c,identy of 6ciences U6""h
.TITLE : Dynamics of Growth, Yroces.ses and Crop Develop.
ment of Tobacco 11nder Different Conditions of
Water Supplying to the Plants.
ORIG. PUB. tSb- Bioi. osncvy orosheyrem, zcmled. 1-,Gsccw,
1
A B'D T RA C T- Lxl~erimelntal growing and field trialr carried
cut in at, the Kuban Agricultural Institute have-
shown tu~~at durlDg the first phase of growing (seedlings
period bind period of vernalization) the pletnts c--7-n with-
stand riore or less prolonged drought without impairment of
svnthetic activities and ultimate yield. Mcderate araount
0~ dur--rng t" is period, elicits In t1he yo,Ulng
r-.I,,r.ts adaptative reactlons %,?hich bring about considerable
eni.anceii;ent of synzhetic -activity after their r.'nange-over
tc copious supply of water. The second phase of rrowth
(t)-e 1 age coinciding wit'l. the period. of intensive
growth) requires an ample supply of water. Diiring this
7:eriod inadequate humid if it~at ion results in shar- lowering
p
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1, (), ~ 7"" J;.? V 1.~ .
Q . I . , -I U,l-_'.SR
Cj-'.MMRY
-1 2J. J OUR.IRZBiol., No. lfj 195/, No. 9,71?,3
OaIG. PUB.
1133TRACT Of yield. During the next f0110111ing PLI-Icd
(bcginyiing of flowering), when the formation of leaves of
7:-iiddle and lower tiers is essentially completed, water
.ip-,ly conditions no longer exercise a substantial influ-
ence on the yield of leaves. On Lhe basis of the sec'Llred
data there:., has been developed, for the areas of irrigated
tobacco crcps, a system of watering of tobacco during the
secdlings- and field periods, in accordance witl'. which
r,ode.-~ite i.-rigation is p.-ovided at the beginning of crowtl,,
and a copious sufjtly of water -- up to the start of
f"Lowering, which is then followed by moderate irrigation
up to tLe harvc-sting of Itlie --,eaves.-- L. A. Lointakina.
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ACCESSION NR: AT026438 S/3082/63/000/008/0027/0033
AUTHOR: By*kovskaya, K. E.; Novskaya, A. I.; Trostnikov, M. V.
TITLE: Recurrence of natural synoptic periods In Siberia and the Far East
SOURCE: USSR. Glavnoye upravlenlye gidrometeorologic'haskoy sluzhby*. Sbornlk
rabot po regionallnoy sinoptike (Collection of works on regional forecasting),
no. 8. 1963. 27-33
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, natural synoptic period ,weather-forecasting, long-range
weather forecasting
ABSTRACT: V. G. Shishkov (Meteorologiya I Gidrdlogiya, No. 4,-1957)-studied synopt-i
tic macroprocesses in the area from the west coast of North America to the Yenisei,
defined the recurrence of synoptic macroprocesses associated with quasi-periodic
waves in the atmosphere, and on this basis proposed a method for weather forecast-
ing one month In advance. Two prognostic schemes were proposed. No Investigations---.
had previously been made to Improve the method for preparing monthly weather fore'
casts for the territory of the second natural synoptic period; this has now been
done, and an investigation has been made of the applicability of Shishkov's prog-
nostic schemes to the territory of the second natural synoptic period, specifically,
Siberia and. the Soviet Far East. The study was based on daily synoptic charts and
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ACCESSION NR; AT4026438
1pressure pattern charts of the northern hemisphere for 0300 hours Moscow time for
the period from December 1956 through August 1958. During this period there were
115 natural synoptic periods. A study was made of synoptic processes for 45, 75.
90 and 150 days before each of the Initial natural synoptic pirlods from the cast-
ern regions of the Atlantic and 45, 75, 90 and 150 days after the Initial periods
In the territory of the second natural synoptic period. It was found that in jong-.
range weather forecasting it Is possible to use Shishkov's scheme 1, la with con-
siderable success, while scheme 2 2a gives unsatisfactory results. Full compre-
hension of this analysis requires familiarity with Shiskov's paper cited above and
its further'development (Trudy TsIPa, No. 71, 1958). Orig. art. has: I table.
i.ASSOCIATION: Glavnoye upravlefilye gidrometeorologicheskoy.sluzhby* (Main Adminis-
tration of the Hydrometeorological Service)
SUBMITTEW.- 0011 DATE ACQ: i6Apr64 ENCL; 00
$U8 CODE: AS 140 REF SOV: 004 'OTHER: 000
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CHAZOV. Ye.l.; USHKALOV, A.F.; KLEMBOVSSKIY, A.I.; Pri-nimala uchastiye
BYKOVSKAYA, K.N. (Moskva)
Early arterial changes in experimental atherosclerosis in monkeys. Arkh.
pat. 25 no.11:29-37 163. (MA 17:12)
1. Iz patologoanatomicheskoy laboratorli (zav. - doktor med. nauk, prof.
P.M.Vikhert) Institute. terapii (dir. - daystvitel',ryy chlen AMN SSSR
pror. A.L.Myusnikov) RV SSSR.

BYKOVSKAYA, K.N.; VIKHERT, A.M. (Moskva)
&- perimental glomerulonephritis induced by cavelti Is method. Axkh.
Pat. 27 no.1:23-31 165. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Instltut terapij. (dir. - deystvitelln~7 chlen AMN SSSR prof,
A.L.Myasn-1kov) AMN SSSR.

CI'S
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scillE-tions
JullAug 46
"Spo#taneous Electrical Oscillations in Low-Pressure Ard Discharge," B. Granovskiy, L.
Bykovskayaj All-Union Electrotech Inst, 9 pp
"Journal of Physics USSR* Vol X, Ho 1+
ftudy of four modes of spontaneous oscillations of cia-rent and voltage in a low-
pressure mercury-are disebarge arising in a circuit, lacking both capacitance and
random voltage oscillatiors with an, anchored cathode spot; regu3irjoscillations of
low radio frequencies; and acoustic frequencies. Discussed possible mechanism of
their generation. Receivep 16 Nov 1945.
PA. 54T49

"Thc activit of vitamin J-' in coin-b-inati-on with otlhcr Lro-,,,,,~I~,c7jc
Y
ai!tnts on tl',~~ constrictive activit, of t I-c u'
U t-trus", Trudy -::oi.
194", 1). 2-?0-211~.
SO: U-4353, 19 Au,~ust- 53, (L,:!ltlopis 'Zhurnal lnvlkh, 5'latt-yl, I.o. 22, icill,c).

- -1-A-. 1.
BTKOVSKAYA, L. 1. "A case of malignant vkvo,,na of the hepatic Trud'-. 37-01.
goo. ritd. in-ba, Vol. 11, 1948, P. 340-43.
SO: U-4393, 19 Aut-,ust 53, (Letopis 'Z:iurnal lnyldi 51.-aLe,~jrl, No. 2"j 19'0).
4 10

BTKOVSKAU, L.I. Icand.med.nauk
Istrogen metabolism in women with fibromyom of the uterus. Akush.
i gin. 35 no.5:86-94 S-0 159. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Iz akushersko-ginekologicheakoy kliniki Smolenskogo maditsiziskogo
Instituta (saveduyushchly kafedroy - prof. S.M. Kleyn) I endokrito-
logicheekoy laboratoril (saveduyushchiy - doktor biolog.nauk Te.A.
Kakushkine.) Institute, akusherstva i ginekologii Ministerstva zdravookh-
ranenlya RSFSR.
:(XSMGIMS, metabolism)
(UTIMUS, neoplasms)
(LBIOXTOMA, metabolism)

BUOVSKAYA, L.I., dotsent
Clinical and anatomical analysis of uterine fib,romyomas Jn
relation to age. Trudy SMI 17:51-61 163.
(!-',IRA 18; 1)
1. 1z kafedry akusherstva i ginekologii (zav. - dotsent K.K.
Komeshko) Smolenskago gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo instituta
i endokrinologicheskoy laboratorii instituta akusherstva i gi-
nekologii Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya PxSFSR (zav. laboratoriyey.
prof. Ye.A. Kakushina).

BUOTSKILY sTAYL, N.I.; POWOIMU. N.S.
Ye V.;, FOU
Absolute chronology of Mesozoic and Genozoic volcanic and
intrusive formations in the Olga-Tatyukhe area. Sov'.geol.
3 no.5:107-114 My 160. (KMA 13:7)
1. VaesoyuzWy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy geologicheskiy
inatitut.
(Tetyukhe region (Maritime Territory)-Geology, Stratigraphic)

BYKOVSKAYA, Ye.V.; POLWAYA, N.I.
Absolute age of volcanic formations in the Badzhal and Burein 1hinges.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geol. 25 no.10:86-91 0 160. (MIR& 13:10)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatelieldy geologicheskiy institut,
Leningrad.
(Badzhal Range"-Volcanoes)
(Burein Range--Volcanoes)

BYKOVSKATA. Ye. V.
Petrochemical characteristics of He9ozoic and Cenozoic volcanic
rocks on the eastern'slope of the southern Sikhote-Alin' iit~-
Zap.Vues.min.ob-va 89 no.2:195-207 160. (MIRA.13:7)
.Pikhote-Alin' Range-Rocks, Igneous)

BYKOV~~Y#,--Ye.V.-;_RO7T-DUI, V.K.
Geological position of ignimbrites in different volcanic zones
of the Far East. Trudy Lab. vulk. no.20:151-156 161.(MIRA 14:11)
1. Vsesoyuznyy geologorazvedochnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy
institut Min2sterstva geologii i okhrany nedr SSSR.
!(Soviet Far East-Volcanic ash, tuff, etc.)

0
BYKOVSKAYA, Y119 Vot CAND GEOL-MIN Scig T"c $TRATIORAP"Y
AND PETROLOGY Of THE UPPER MESOZeIC AND CENOZOIC VOLCANO-
GENIC FORMATiIONG OF -.11W 0LlOA-TEnTYUKHIN8KiY RAYON* LENIN-
ORAD9 1960, (MIN of HIG"KR AND 8Kc Spcc ED R8F8R9 LENINGRAD
ORDERS OF LENIN AND LABOR RED BANNER MINING INST im Go Ve
PLEK"ANOV). (KL9 2-619 201).
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,BZOVSKAYA, Ye.V.
Isolation of the coastal area of the development of volcanic
rocks of the Sikhote-Alin' Range into an independent structural
zone. Trudy VSEGHI 73:49-56 162. (MIRA 15:0
(Sikhot"3-tn' Range-Geoloo., Structural) '
(Rocks 2 looms)

L
6examt1gation of the structure and propertiez-61-93[W
beteramil tnolvbdenum ard tunMen communds with
radmaive indicator-s.-V. 1. SD'Itsytt And VIA, - DUO-
q a
--77 '40~
MoP'j W 0. and 11#2 were used in the study of the W and Afo
Compds.'
ond MOVAOMILO,
Tlieratcolexchangeuf Nfo%between the active NajMo*04
and the Inactive NaJltjP(NlozOz),j.I8 11,0, at a pH 1-2-
11.0 (obtdincd by acidifying with HNO~) was measured in
time intervals of.15 min. to N lirs. It is almost instantane.
am at low p1l values, and slower at lower acidity. The
rate of exchange of inner-sphere constituents was studied
with titelitteo-N~iAll%V*90ii).201140.itid the inactive silks.
n2olybdie =W iu an acid soln., and (A the active luteo
phosphatungstleacid with inactive N.L,WO,. W. AL.S.

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BYKMKAYA, Yu. I, GRIZIK, A. A. , and HARUNINA, N. L
"Use wid mthodology of radioactive indicators."
report presented at The Use of Radioactive Isotopes in Analytical
Chmistry. Conference in Moscow, 2-4 Doc 1957
Ventnik Ak Nank &95R. 1958. No. 2, (author Rodin, S. S.)

BTKOVSKAYA, Tu.I.
Determination of tungsten and niobium in high alloys. Trucly kom.
anal.khim. 9:323-328 '5&0 (KM 11:11)
(Tungsten-Analysis) ( Niobium-Ana3ysis)

BTVDV.SXATI. Tu.1. .
Determination of niobium when large quantities of titanium are
present. Trudy kou.swaAhIm. 9:329-332 158. (MIRA 3.1: n)
(Nioblum-Analysis)

S/137/62/000/003/188/19-1
A154/Aioi
AUTHORS: Ponomarev, A. I.; Bykovskaya, Yu. I.
TITLE: A new method for determining small amounts of carbon
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 3, 1962, 12, abstract 3 K 65
("Tr. In-ta metallurgii, AN SSSR", 1961, vyp. 8, 237 - 241)
TEXT: A method was developed for determining small amounts of C, completed
by colorimetry. Use was made of the possibility of determining C from the runount
of U reacting with BaC03 with formation of a complex salt difficultly soluble in
water. To carry out the determination a device was designed in which BaCO is ob-
tained by absorption of CO formed in ignition of C in the sample, by a Low,
solution in a cylindrical ~~el with a porous filtering plate. 5 ml of a
U02C12 solution is added to the BaC03 . The resulting precipitate of barium-uran-
ium complex salt is disso'lved in kl. The solution is transferred to a 50-m1 re-
tort and brought up to the mark. Colorimetry of U is carried*out by arsenazo. A
specific volume of the examined solution is put into a 10-m1 calibrated cylinder,
a 25 % solution of urotropine is added until Congo paper turns red, a 0.005 %
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A new method for determining small amounts of carbon A154/Aioi
solution of arsenazo is poured in and the volume of solution brought up to 5
The intensity of coloring of the obtained solution is compared with a scale cf
standard solutions of U. If the amount of U which has reacted with the BaCO-7 is
known, the n the 0 content of the sample can be found from a calibration currlej.
The sensitivity of the method is 10,r of.C.
L. Vorob-1yeva
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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. FONOMMV, A.I.; BYKOVSKAYA, Yu.I
flew type of absorption vessel for the volumetric barite method
of carbon determination, Trudy Inst. met. no.8:242-= 161.
(~~ 14:10)
(Microchomistry) (Carbon)

BYXOVSKAYA, Yu.1.
Quantitative isolation of tungsten. Trudy Inst.met. no.10:23c~-
243 162. (Tungsten) (Hydrolysis) (IMU 15:8)

BYKOVSKAYA; YUI.
Trilonometric indirect method'of detex-mining tungsten. Trudy Itst.
met. no.10:24.4-245 162. (MIU 2-5:8)
(Solutions (Chemistry)-Analysis) (Tungsten-Analysis)

BIKOVSKAYA YUJI
- - 1- - - I I - .1, - 1--.-
Potentiometric determination of small amounts of carbon. Zhur..-
anal;khim. 17 no.5s6O7-610 Ag .162. JMIRI 16:3)
1. A.A..Baikov Institute of Metallurgy, Moicow.
(Carbon-Analysis) .(Poten'tiometric analysis)
I

BrKOVSMAP YUSIS
Methods.of detez-*ning small quantities of carbon, Trudy Inst.
not. no.12068-~75 163. (KnU 16s6)
(K9tajs--An&jysjg
(Carbon---Analysis~

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Chemical
and spectrum jnslystI3 in metallurgy; a practical h.2ndbook
(Rhimicheskiy i spektTal nyy analli v metallurgii; praktitheskoye
rukovodstvo) Moscov, Izd-vo "Nauka", 1965. 382 p. illus., tables,
index. (At head of title Akademiya nauk SSSR. Gcsuderst-vennyy
komitet po chernoy i tsvetnoy metallurgii pri Cosplane SSER,
Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Baykova) Errata slip inserted.
3000 copies printed,
TOPIC TAGSt analysis* chemical analysis, physicochemical analysis,
ral analysis, slag analysis, steel analysis, iron analysis,
spect
alloy analysis, pure metal analysis, element determination, rare
eartb element determination, impurity deternination
PURPOSE AND COVERAGEi This back is intended for specialists and
workers at scientific-research and plant labOTMtOTItS. The book
describes chemical, phyaicachemical and spectral nethods of
analyzing slags, steels# irons, various alloys, and some pure
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metals. The detaTmination of rare and rare-earth elements Is out-
lined. Part I of th'e book deals with the analysis of slags and
the determination of basic elements and usual impurities, and
describes methods of determining rare-earth elements.~kPvrt Ii
deals vith the analysis of cast frona and steels and describet,
the determination of asual components and tungsten end molFbdenuu
in the presence of ni*bium. as well as the determination of
Citantalum, niobium and cerium. Part lliiinclud~a analysis of
metallic chromium. niobium, titanium, nickel,ind their alloys.
Methods of determininji cerium, indium, and g aI Ium In riets'.9 and
alloys are discussed itlong with the determination of rare-varth
elements by applying the chromatographic method. Part IV deals
with spectral anslysit including phot-o-graphic and other various
methods. The follovix.g members of the Institute Of HetAll1ri-ZY
participated in the vcvki A. A. Astanina, V. S. NaRibin, N'.
a Y. -Te-a e-1
Kunenkova, Yu, 1. Bykcvek a, L. 1. ago,
T;
S. Gertseva, A. S__ 'A. N. Pifevnbe!

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TABLE OF CONTENT (Abridge,fl%
Foreword 3
Part 1. Ain aysis of ilagil 5
Part 11. Analysis 0f CasiPirons and Steels 116
~~,-~Part 112. Methods for Determination of Individual Elements in
Metals and Allcl - 259
11. Analysis of chromiul%n~ Its alloys -- 266
8. Determinaf-ianof yFtr'iur and chromium in lyttriuT-chromiism
alloys -- 173
9. Determination of ch mium in chrolmium-rhenium-alloys --- 275
111. Analysis of niobium And its alloys -- 76
4r Deternination Of tungsten and niobium in hiobium-tungsten
diloys -- 285
S. Rapid determination of aluminum in niobiuqc-sluminum-g-~-T
10 alloy -- 291
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Bichronatic method of determining molybdenu Um-
base alloys 292
116 Determination ol! niobium and gtlliu in niobium- gall 111m
alloys -- 293
u An titaniu
13. Polarographic dateTMination of titani m m-
niobivm alloys '.with titanium content up to 65%) 9 5
Ch. VIII. Determination of aermanium~-I- 314
1, Weighing method of determining germanium in germanium-
irori alloys -- 31.4 IA
2. Determination [of germanium] in silicon 315 t"I
3-.0colorimettic detormination [of germanium) in.indium-
antimony alloys 315
4. Determinati luriuAnd germanium in vilicon-
i6f silicon, tel
tellurium-germani.um allbys 315 10
5.. Determination of thallium in germanium-thallium4AIloyv 316
6. ColoTimetric metliod of determining antii~ony In metallic
gerriabium -- 317
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3. Determination
4. Determination
alloya -- 323
5. Determination
6.t-Polarographic
antimony and
in r1i;anium-lualum alloys -- jzz
in geirmanium-indium-phorphorus alloys -- 323
in nei)dynium-indiun-magnectum-zirconium -I
1 1
In ol:i.icon-indlun-vanstliur~-lalloys -- 323
deternination of cadm1un purities In indtum-
in gallium-antimony alloys. ~- 324
Ch. XI. Polarographic Determination of Impurities in Yttrium
Alloys -- .328
Part IV. Spectruto Analysis of Steels, Certain Alloys, and Purt
"Materials --.3311
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AUTHOR: Bykovskaya, -Yu. -1.0-
TITLE: Determining the lower deg rees of the oxidation of niobium in-the electro-
lysis products during the production of.pur,6 niobium
SOURCE: Problemy bol'shoy metallurgii i fizicheskoy khimii novykh splavov
(Problems of large-scale imetallurgy.and physical chemistry of new alloys); k 100-:
letiyu so daya rozhdeniya akademika M..A. Pavlova. Hoscow, 1zd-vo Nauka, 1965#
285-289
v
TOPIC TAGS: niobium, alence.band, high purity metal titrimetry
ABSTRACT- The object of this investigation was to determine the quantitative
aspects of the partial reduction of Nb occurring in the process of the product-
ion of pure Nb by electrolysis-and to. develop a fast and reliable method of de-
termining the reduced Nb. The bandling of solutions containing Nb with the lower
degrees of oxidation involves considerable di~jficulties, since, owing to the suf-,M
-the system Nb obium J.9
ficiently negative potential of /Nb54, 8 - -0.37 v, ni
very readily oxidized in air, changing into compounds with higher valences. It

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follows hence that work with 14b'compounds with lower valences requires a rigorous
ly inert atmosphere or indirect methods of Nb3+ determination, e.g. through inter:!
action of Nb3+ with Fe34- so as to form Fe2+ which ic sufficiently stable in air
and may be titrated by means of an appropriate oxidizing agent without resorting
I. to an inert-gas atmospherb. Bac'k-titration also is possible, e.g. through the
reaction of the oxidation of Nb3+ by amonium vanadate (NH VO
3) with subsequent
i t1tration of the excess NH4VO3- Proceeding from these prQses, three different
methods of determining rqduced niobium (Nb 0 are proposed. The first method is
2 g4
based on the reaction Nb3+ + Fe3+ , Fe2+ + N i.e. on the interaction between
reduced Nb and trivalent Fe and subsequent oxidation of the resulting divalent
Fe bV+%4C+r207 solution,..The second method is based on the reaction Nb3+ + V5+
Nb i.e. on the interaction between the reduced Ub and pentavalent va-
nadium (NH4VO3) and subsequent titration-of the excess NH V03 with a 0.5 N so-
4
lution of Mohr's salt. Finally, the third method consists in the direct Aeteisni-
-tion
n
a -of reduced Nb, i.e. its.direct titration by some oxidizing agent, e.g. iron':
alums, within a tightly sealed system and in the presence of a strong currenit
I inert gas (CO ). It is shown that the behavior of' the reduced Hb, is the same
ol
whatever the med?%~~ (H2S041 R3P041 Rcl).used to decompose the specimens, clearly
Card 2/3

BYKHOVSKIY, A. [Bykh~islkyi, A.), kand.fiz.-matem.nauk; RAVIKOVICH, S.,
I-a-;d=.i.-matem.nauk
Eye and colors. Nauka J zhy-ttia 12 no.9s25-26 S 162.
(MM 16:1)
(Color sense)

BY-KOVSI,IY, A. D.
Novye metody tenrdcheskoi obrabotki otvalov i lenekhov. I-Ibsinla, Yaz-h'--J-z, 190.
490) P. Mus., 18 plates.
B~lbliop--aphy: P.(51).
(Ifew methods o! heat treatmemt of moldboards and plowshares.)
DLC: Tjl482.BQ,
SO: Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering in the Soviet Union,
Library of Congress, 1953-

BYXDVSIEIY, A..F.
Rhinoeytoecopy in, influenza, Vapoviritse 4 noo2*.143-145
Mr-AP '59- 09IRA 12:6)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologit 11~wokogo meditainskogo inatituts.
(INFLYANU. pathol.
nasal cytole changea (Hun))
(NASAL GLVITT. pathol.
in influenza (Rum))

RAVICH-SHCHMMO, H.I.; 3AULU, V.I.;_BMVSKIYv-A.F*
Use of paper disks In determining, penicillin concentration in
whole blood. Iab. delo 5 no.1:42-46 Ja-7 159. OCM 12:3 )
1. 1z kafedry biologicheskoy khimii (zav. - prof. M.I. Ravich-
Shcherbo) i kafedry mikrobiologii (zav. - Drof. A.M. Brusin)
M=skogo meditsiuskogo institmta.
(BIOOD--AXALTSr~ AND CnMISTRT)
(PENICILLIN)

AVAKYAN, A.A.; ALITSHTEYN, A.D.; KIRILLOVA, F.M.,- BYKOVSKIY, A.F.
Means for t)2e improvement of laboratory smallpox diagnosis, Vop,
virus. 6 no.2:196-203 Mr-Ap 161. VIRAL 14:6)
L Laboratoriya 116rrologii virusov i elektronnoy mikroskopii
Instituta po izuefieniyu po3.iomyeli* AMN SSSRI . Moskva.
W~Luox) -

BYKOVSKIY, A.F.; VORONINfi, F.V.
Anatomy and ontogeny of tbe ado~rxvJ
Vop. vinzzs. 10 no.2:15f,-164.
Ingtitut epildemiologli i
SSSR, Mosk-va.

BYKOVSKIY, A.F.
Improved method of embedding objects in methacrylate for pre-
paration of ultrathin sqctions. Vop.v-Irus 6 no.4:500-503 Jl-Ag
161. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Institut po izucheniyu poliomiyelita AM11 SSSR, Moskva.
(TISSUE. CULTURE)
(BIOLOGICAL SPECIMENS-COIJZCTION AND PRESERVATION)
I

BYKOVSKIY A F - BAZYLEV, P.M.; PROKHGROVA, E.M.
1--1**I?i
Electron microscopic study of the virus of Aujeszky's disease.
Veterinariia 41 no.12:13-15 D 164. (MURA 18:9)
1. Institmt epidemiologii i mikrobiologii im. Gamalei (for Bykovskiy).
2. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-kontrollnyy institut veterinarnykh prepa-rator
(for Bazylev, Prokhorova).

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ACCESSION NR- AT3001898 S/2912/62/000/000/0079/0082,
57
AUTHOR:
~Xokhovskiy,
TITLE: Mechanisms of th~ growth of,naphthalo rystals from a fusion
SOURCE: Kris tallizatsiya i fazovfye perekhody*- Minsk, Izd-vo AN BSSR,
196Z, 79-82
TOPIC TAGS: crystal, crystallization, crystallography, naphthalol, growth,
mechanism
ABSTRACT: The paper reports the author' a analysis of experimental data obtained
by L. 0. Meleshko (IFZh, v.3, 1960, 96) to identify the crystal-growth mechanism.
that prevails in the growth of naphthalol (NL) crystals from a fusion and, more
specifically, the 3 modifications found by Meleshko, namely: (1),Dark-'crydtals;
(2) milky-white crystals; (3) crystals with an altered external shape. A plot of
log v/( &T~=log A-U Z/RT (where v is the linear rate of growth of the crystal
(LGR), A is a constant, U,, is the energy of activation (EA), and T is the tempera-
ture and AT is taken from To.930G) versus'I/T adduces a strong argument in
favor of a dislocational growth mechanism of crystals of the dark variety of NL
from a fusion. The. numerical values for the constants were found as follows:
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A= 3.8-105cm/ see; U?= 17.6 kcal/g-mol; at supercooling &Tls in excess of 400,
it is found that v decreases more steeply with a lowering in T; this is found to be
'in accord with the theory of W. B. Hillig and D. Turnbull (J. Chem. Phys., 1956, 914).
The results presented here indicate equally convincingly that the milky-white
variety of NL crystals grows by the mechanism of two-dimensional nucleation.
Xwould be of great interest to obtain direct experimental data on the mechanism
of the crystal growth, for example, by an observation of the various stages of
their growth. It would also be of interest to investigate experimentally the kinetics-
of the transformation of one crystalline form of NL into another. "In conclusion I-
.:take this opportunity to express my gratitude to Candidates of Physico-Mathemati-:.
cal Sciences M. A. Krivoglaz and A. A. Chernov for their interest in my work and
their discussion of its results. Orig, art. hag-I figure.
ASSOCIATION: none
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SVIRIDE14KO, Sorgey Klinrito-novich; BAFLAB-TARLE, Matuet Yelevich;
MIZHEVSKIY, Lev Leonidavich; RASHKOVICII, Mikhail Pavlovich;
SRIBMR, Leonid Andreyevich; SHRAGO, Leonid Konstantinovich;
ORLIKOV, M.L.p kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; ROYXIOV, A.I.,
inzh., red.; HYKOVSKIY, inzh., r~dq GORHOSTAYPOLISKAYA,
M.S., tekhn.--re-a-.
[Program control of jig drilling machineslProgramrnoe U'pravle-
nie koordinatno-sverlillnymi stanksmi. Moskvaq Mashgiz, 1962.
87 pe (101A 15:9)
(Drilling and boring machinery-Numorict-a co!atrol)

PYASIK, losif Borisovich; TURPAYEV, A.I., kand. tekhn.naWc, retsenzent;
GOLUB, V.14., inzh., red.; HYKOVSKIY A I inzh., red.;
GORNOSTAYPOLISKAYA, M.S.,-U5EE-. red.
[Ball-screw mechanisms) Sharikovintovye mekhanizuy. Moskva,
Mashgiz, 1962. 122 p. (NIRA 15:3)
(Gearing, Worm) (Ball bearings)

MATSIYE;VSKIY, Anatoliy Gavrilovicb; ERLIKH, Lazar' Borisovicb; Prinimali
uchastiye: SLEZINGER, I.N., kand.tekhn.nauk, dots.; 120LUC-R, L.S.;
inzb.; RABINOVICH, I.Sh.., inzh.; SVIRIDENKO, S.Kb.,, red.; ORLIKOV,,
M.L., dots., retsenzent; BYKOVSKIY, A.I.,, inzb,.o red.;
GORNOSTAYPOLISKAYA, M.S., e 0 a
[Efficient organization of maebine-tool design) Ratsionalizatsiia
raschetov pri konstruirovanil stankov. Pod red. S.Kb.Sviridenko.
Moskva, Mashgiz.. 1962. 127 p. (MIRA 15:7)
(Machine tools--Design)

DOBROVOLISKIY, Viktor Afanas!yevich; ZABLONSKIY, Konstantin Ivanovich;
MAK, Solomon LIvovich; RADQHIK, Aleksandr Semenovich; ERLIKH,
Lazar' Borisovich; FYATNITSKIY, A.A., prof., retsenzentj
ACHE*N, N.S..,.doktor.tekhn. nauk, prof., otv. redi.;
BYKOVSKI inab.,, red.; GORNOSTAYPOLISKAU,~H.S., tekhn.
;4d-~~Y ~` ,
[Machine parts] Detali mashin. 12d. 6., dop. Moskav, Mashgiz,
1962. 601 p. (KIRA 16--5)
(Machinery)

DYKOVSUYt A. S.
USSR/Geological Prospecting
Coal
Fab 1947
"Certain Regularities Observed When Studying Coal and Their Practical Significance,"
I. A. Khrizman, A. S. Bykovskiy, 4 Pp
"CR Acad Sci" Vol LVt No 4. 4-343-46
z
While searching for method to check analytical data determining calorific value
of coal, authors discovered functional relation between calorific value and com-
bustible mass was specific for each coal deposit. To clarity this relationship
authors used materials from Central Laboratory of Bashkir Geological Administra-
tion obtained from tests of following brown-coalcleposits: Alsheyevskoye, Zilimskoye,
Krivlevskoye, Kvyurgazinskoye, Staro-Mikhailovskoye, Surakaiskoye,, Talalayevskoye,
Ushkatlinskoye, including data from Donets basin, etc. Presents results graphic-
ally, Submitted by P. I. Stepanov, 16 Sep 1946.
PA 53T36

BYKOVSKIYp B.M.; SHOOVALOVA.. V.A.
Memory cell for feeding electroluminophor inditators. Avtomi 1wib. no,I:
85-86 iso-Mr 163, (NIP,& 16;3)
1. Lisichanskiy fiIial Inatituta avtomatiki Donetskogo soveta
narodnogo khozyaystva.
Ohgnatic memory (Calculating machinea))

BYKOVSM. B. N.
stre.nith Of Materials Pet 51 i
Varistion-of,.Strength of Real Materials Under
'Thur Tekh Fiz" Vol XXI, No 10, PP 1178-1163
It'vas founa. that materials like vood or con-
c7rete brOak. down under prolonged load at ten-
sion beiov their tensile modulus. Author con-
siders material as pUstic viscous body and de-
rives suitable formulas (cf. Ya. 1. Freukel
".111initic Theart 6f- liquids, -1 1945; A. R.
sy,n,: 19h.of ZqiIj*ent TkIdug Into
'Acdount, t1ke: Plastic Properties of Materials,
1949). subi4tted.6 Jun 50.
193T32,

bu rn in', i'll COU:
purulent i7v'
Trudy 5. n~td- in-ta~' ;L)1.
19 Lurfust 53, (Lf~topi5 'Vi-arnal