SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT N. CHEMODANOVA - V.L. CHENAKAL

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CIM14DDAMVA, N., sloner'
Grab@ for holettrog slabs without using lifting hingan. Na strole
Nooks 1 U0,9:28 a 158. (MIRA 11112)
(Hoisting mehinerv)

CIMODANOVA, V. B.
117-
Galculation of parameters and starting characteristics of salient-
pole synchronous machinery with massive poles. Sbor. reb. po vop.
elektromekh. no.68235-W 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Electric machinery, Synchronous)

CHLMCDABOVA,, N.B., inzh.
Calculation of parameters
pole syncbronous machirAs
32 no.5:65-68 My 161.
(Electrio
and starting chexacteristics of salient
with massive poles. Vest. elektroprov..
(MM 15:5)
mchinery, Synohronous)

CIMMODAMVA., N.B., inzh.
Appropoe of wCalculation of parameters and starting characteristics
of salient-pole synchronow machinee urith solid poles." Vest.
alektroprom. 33 no.5:72 Vy 162. (MA 15:5)
(Electric machinery,, Synchronous)

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MULLIN$ M.A., "ADOSTINY A.P.; CUMDANOVA, Ye.S.
lievalopwnt.of the-continuouil method for the production of
polyisobutylene with 1000-3000-molsoular weights. Xhim. i
tekh. topl. i mael,10.no.1003-26 165. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Yefremovokiy zavod sintetichaskogo kauohuka.

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ACCESSION WRI 'AP5012983
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542.61.002.2
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TITLE: Development of a continuous V. as for production of lene w t
soledular weights of 10,000 and 20,000
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SOURCE: XhImLys, Ltakh * oglya toplb L easels no. 8, 1255, 19
TOPIC TAOSs 49abutyleme, -polymerization. lubricant additive. fuel thLck*n*44,v
Lnuous process for pr*-
ARSTRACTs The objective of the study was to develop a coot
weights 010,000 (commerc
ductLon of, AyLsobutylene with molecular Lal oil addL-
r" I
P-20
LO 20,000 .1. These sufttimse am us~o in
tLve P-1 addLtivo P-20, 4
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manura-caltEvournFautomoti. =.PL60!;aLL!94ftd ac a*";, MbricatLag oils.~ Iso-
al
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buty1m nt Triul-aNkle
solvent Ut Pontans, and Others) UBU4
Alms (in ethyl 'W meftyl ablari6m). a a catalyst. Flow-sheat of the industrial
sale 17"Visation unit is show in fig. Iof the tacloswe The lbear veloalty
a
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atift-sixtue 3-8.5 a/sec-ead AM beat ezdm~w::.'
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one is I as Per a liters of r*wtw vo*bg volms. The qpfjj~ polymerisation
Corldittaft we, 0.1-0.is wt. % of AIC13 b;ssed on Isabutylom, 35% Isabutylaile 14
the feedstock and 9 to 109C below am In the on" of P-10 "tiv*i
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butylene to the feebtock -ad 2M below sm to the awe of P-20 0ddItIv*-

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speat to molecular weLgbts wme homagencus product Is obtained ftall t
S,", operstipg Isabixtylimi po2pserizaticin veactor tWo. hall a bateb-type reactor. 01~14-
art. h468 4. ~Ivjv?s it tablell.

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quid samonia to the unit;
N111--nitrogen from the cylin-
dare. 1--amisonia-cooled reser-
voirs containing Isobutylene-'
-aster-
isobutane uixiure; 2-
ing tank with catalyst wolu-
tion; 3--rotameter on the feed

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line; --polywrization reaci-
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deactLlr~#Rg catalyst. pment In the product) i 6-- " seperatar (two In a unit)
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PRIDANTSE-VA, le.A., nutiolinly., srtrurhiik; FONIROVSKIY, V.14. (Kharikov);
G ) A.P.; VOR-H!"llyo ,
iliACHPI D.P.) kand. biolcg. VA,
~cy
Ye.v., kand. sellskokhoz. nauk; lUiL]NICHENKO, A.N.; PMtUSHOVA,
kand. sellskokhoz. rauk; OVCHARENKO, G.V.; FLORINSKAYA, G.N.;
DROZDOIISKIY, E.M.; EIRCZDDVSKIY, E.M.; MATLASHENKO, Ye.V., aspirantka
Brief news. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 9 no.7:50-53 164.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Dallnevostochna~a opytnaya stantsiya Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issle-
dovatellskogo instltuta rastpniyevodstva (for Grachev).
2. Ylleyevskava opytnaya stantsjya sadovodstva, Cherkasskaya
oblast' (for Vovchenko). 3. Vel--'kolukskiy sellskokhozyayslmienn~7
ingtit-ut, (for Chemodanova). 4. Altavskaya olWtnaya stants; a
sado-vodstva, BarnaiLl (for I'lalin-'chenko). 5. Nikitskiy botani-
cheskiv sad (for Petrushova, Ovcharenko). 6. Moldavskiy institut
sadovods'u,.ra, vinogradarstva i vinodeliya, Kishinev (for Flarinskaya).
7. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy zonalln~yy institut sadovodstva
nechernozemnoy polosy (for Drozdovskiy). 8. Tadzhikskiy nauchno-
issledovatellskly i;lntitut sellskogo khozyaystva (for Platlashenkc).

4. 5344-64
ACC WR- AP5026793 SOURCE CODE: UR/0286/65/000/017/0074/007-7,
INVENMRI,,~Yoronirv, G. I.;, Polivoda, At I.; Pirogov, A. A.; chamodurov,
N.-,X-A,* , Udalovai F. A.
10
,,ORG:. none
TITLE:, Apparatus-for*,dooin-g and dilution of liquid media. Class 42,
~Noc 174384 [announced b Orp
y anization of the State Committee on Lv-ia_,m__
tion TechnLoqklogj, SSSR (Organ -izatsiya gosudarstvannogo komitetapo
aviicsionnoy tekhnike SPSR)
.SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov,. no. 17, 1965, 74
TOPIC TAGS: fluid density, fluiddensity measurement, fluid mechanics
ABSTRACT: Tbts author certificate describes an apparatus for dosing
~dnd dilution of liquid.media. It contains a slide valve distribution...
Sys tem actuated by: two :control.' solenoids , a preliminary dilution cham-
:ber.with a piston and return.spring,, and a final dilution chamber with
a pistoni,cotitrdlled by, a programmed reversible electric motor (see
rig 1). in -order to render the~.process automatic, the preliminary_-
Card 1/2 UDC.- 681.121.12

L--5~44-66

KHEYFETS, M.A.; ZAKORDONETS, V.S., Pririiff-ali uchartiye: Pi"INUZATOVA, MIM.t-
CHEMODUROVA, O.P.; KULAKWA., I.!.
Inequality of accumulation media for various types of Salmonella.
Zhur. mikrobiol... epid. I immun. A.C., no-4:1017-113 Ap 1630
WIRA 17:5)
1. Iz Leningradskogo opornop punkta Vseso~,uzxiogo nauchnom.:
issledovatellskogo instituta myasnoy pronVshlennosti i 13entrall-
noy laboratorii Leningradskogo myasnogo kombirata.

NULLIN, M*A.; SAVOSTIN,, A.P*; ANOSOV. V.I.: CHMOD"OYAO :16030
Stabilization of mineral oils thieltened with low-molecular
polyindbutylenee Xhime 1 takhatopl. i musel 4 no,1:49-52
Ja 159., (KM 12:1)
1. Mentrallnoya sawodskaya laboratoriya Tafranovskogo zavoda
vintaticheskogo loguchuka,
(Lubrication mind lubricants) (Propane) (Dapolywrization)

CMIODANOVA * V.
Chemodanova, E. V. "Measures for Rust Control of Gooseberries and Currants," Sad'i
Ogorod, no. 5, 1948, pp. 28-29, 80 Sa13
So: SIRA SI - 90-53, 15 Dec., 1953

MODAM
- a IVA, Ye.V., dots.: UZWVA. S.V.. assistent.
Cormon corn rust. Zashob. rast. ot vred. i bol- 3 no.3:57 K7-Je '58-
(KIM 11:6)
Is Daepropetrovskly sel'skokhozyaygtveuny7 Inistitut.
(Uredlueas)

CHEMCDANOU, Ye*V., kand. eel I okokhoi.nauk
2d% dinitrorhodanbensong againot ths American powdery mildew,
of gooseberries. Zashch. rest. ot vred. i bol. 6 no.8:30-31
Ag 161. (MINA 15-.12)
11 VeI-*o1vkakiy sellskothospyetvanVy iiatitute
(Gooseborrion-Disoases and posts)
(Mil*) (B)onzens)

CEMDMTI AOA.
Joint hange with clWlng device for turning roller machines.
Rate. i lsobr.predl. v stroi. no.113:27-28 155. (KM 9:4)
(Tanks)

CHIMODUROV, -k.AL.
Id
T5Fo--vIvg calipers used for checking tank rime. Rate. i isobr.
predl. v stroi. no.2:62-64 057. (MIRA 11:1)
(Calipers) (Tanks)

SHRGSTAV, A.A.. red.; ANPI1kWV. I.M., red.; ASSONOV. V.A.. red.; BABATANTS.
N.A., red.; BABCKIN, I.A., red.; BALAKUTOV, A.D., red.; BOGOROD-
SKIT. N.Y.. red.; BOLONENK0. D.N., red.; BUCHNIV. V.K., red.;
VAKHMINTSXV. G.S.. red.; VORONKOV. A.K.. red.; GARKALEZO. K.I.,
red.; GORBATOV. P.Te.; red.; GOLOVLEV, V.Ta.. red.; DCKUCHATEV, M.M.j
red.; DUBNOV. L.V., red.; TOTHIAV, A.D.. red.; TAREKEMO, Te.1.9
red.; ZSNIN. H.I.. red.; IRIVONOGOV. K.K.. red.; KUPALOV-TAROPOLK,
I.K.. red.; KATSM, T.G., red.; NIKOLAYZV, S.I., red.; ONISHCHUK,
K,N., red.; PXMV. K.P.. red.; PILTUGIN, B.A., red.; PLATONOVA, A.A.,
red.; PCLSSIN. Ta.L., red.; POKROVSKIT. L.A.. red.; POKSM, D.Teeg
red.; POLYEISMN, A.Kh., red.; REMUM, V.P., red.; SHWV, N.A.9
red.; SIWTUNKO, I.T., red.; FIDEM, A.A., red.; CHAKHR CHN,
A.G., red.; CH31MODUROV-._,K..Ta.,, red.; SIUKAKOV, A.A., red.; TARZ-
KAMO, N.Te red.; ARTSEVSKIT, T.N., red.lzd-va; ATTOPOVICH,
M.K.p takim.red.
EStandard safety regulations for blasting operations] Edin"
pravila bazopasnosti pri vzryvnykh rabotakh. Izdo2e Kosk'vaq Goo,
nauchno-tok.hn.izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tovetnoi metallurgii. 1958,
318 p. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.Ro) Komitet po nad2ora za bazopasnym
vedeniyam rabot v promyshlonnosti i gornoma nadzorm.
(Mining enginearinf;--Safety measures)

CEMOWROV, V.
~-
Competition of public hoalth groups. Soy.kras.krest 4 no.1:20 Ta-Ur 154.
(NLRA 7:4)
(Red Cross)

ZAKORDOIMTS. T.S.. CHEKODUROVA O.F.
Blective medium for the recovery of Ischerichla holie' Gig. 1, sano
23 no,8280 Ag 158 (NMA 11:9)
le Iz TSentralluoy laboratorii Leningradskogo syssokombinatao'
(BACTER101MY-WWM AND CULTUIM X9DIA)
(ISCMIMIA COLI)

KHEYFFTSP M.A.; ZAKORDONETS, V.S.; PANKRLATOVA, M.M.; CHEMODURO'VAP O.F.
Rapid method of microbiological control of sausage production.
Vop. pit. 23 no.2:87-88 Mr-Ap 164.
(MMA 17: 10)
1. Iz TSentrallnoy laboratorii L-eningradskogo nyasnogo kombinata.

CH-7-OLICSOV, Yu. B., Cand Biol Sci ---A,f'On the secxG'6orZF lid ey--
cretory function of the liver in sheep." Onsic, lq~,8. 20 pp
(Ian of i~gricultura UssR. Onak Stnte Vet Inst), 1"0 copies
(17bi27-159i 119)

CM40LOSOV. Yu*B,
Experimental change in the active reaction of We in sheep.
Trudy Oren. Ad. Vses.-fiziol. ob-va no,2:165-3(0,-160.
- (kURA 16:6)
1. Kafedra fiziologil zbivotny" (zav. - prof. Ye~T.Kh=tskiy)
Orenbur skogo sel'skakhozy&ystveawgo instituta.
NILE) (40ID-BiS EQVIUL~RIUI)
1 -

ZUTKOV, N.B.;CBEPISHIMMITIV, Mh.
Reiter's syndrome furethro-oculo-3ynovial syndrome, Fissinger-
Ieroy-Reiter syndrome). Suvr. med. (Sofiia) 15 no.5:40-46 164

SMOLYAR, P.; CHDWS, V.; ZAPOROSH=, G.[Zaporoshchuk. H.]
Oar workshop practices. Kakh. sill. hasp. 9 so. 6:31-32 Jo '58.
- (MIRA 11-7)
1. Dshalinelks mashinne-traktorsaya stentstys, linsitalkai oblasti.
(Vinsitsm Province-Kochins.Aractor stations)

SHOLYAR, P.I., CHNWSq V.S.
Using grain threshm to tbroshing pass. Nekhe oil' hoops 9
no. 8:17 Ag 058* (MIRA 110)
1 Golovnly Inshener Dsholinalkago redlotekhnichuogo skladu.
Vinnitalkoi obleatt(for Szolyar)e 2e Zaviduyuchly waysternoyu
Dshultualkogo rodiq~ekhnichnogo skledu, Vinnitalkoi ablasti(for Cheraus).
(Pose)
(Threshing machines)

SMOIZAR, P.1,; --CHFJ4LJS V.S. - -- ---s. I --
Z;;!~
For timely and good repair of collectIve fare sachinery. Kekho
sIll.hosp. 10 no.l*.12-13 Ja 159. (KIRA 12:4)
1, GlavW 1nahener Dsullnelmy remantno-takhnichookoy stentall.
Vlmltskoy Oblastl (for Smolyar). 2, Zxw*duyushchly wasterskay
Dshulinskoy remantno-tekhntcheakay stantall. Vilmitskoy oblasti
(for Chemus).
(Agricultural uschinery-Kalutenswe and repair)

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Grains. 14-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biolo, No 7, 1958, 29714
Author : Gradoboyev, N. 2 Ch :iyakina, At
Inst --------
Title Corn on Solonetz Soils.
Orig Pub S., khe Sibiri, 1957, No 5, 35-4o
Abstract Observations made for a period of two years at the
Nazyvayevskiy variety plot and in the sovkhozes and kol-
khozes of Omskaya Oblast' have shown that the earn yield
does not depend on the degree of soil salinity, but rather
on the thickness of the arable horizon. Corn my be rai-
sed successfully on solonetz soils having a thickness to
its compost-composed arable horizon of more than 18 am.
It is recommended for soils less than 18 cm thick in their
arable horizon that corq)ost or manure be applied, the seed-
ing rate be raised and that broad-raw sowing be used.
With wide-row sowing the cob yield varied, dependinG on
Card 1/2
38 -

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Grains. M-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7, 1958, 29714
the salinity of the soil, from 97 to 160 centners per ha.,
with square cluster pla%ting from 43 to 106 centners per
ha.
Card 2/2

-!-. 7--.---- --
CIIZ`n~u',IN~?', A. P. "The srm tom complex of Lirassibilit- of I. -.nI - a cL,
. p - ~r 4- 1, 0! t SS:~ 'n 1 tra
resembling nephritic colic in the prescncc of a utcrine calculus", Trudy gos.
m,cd. in-ta, Vol. !1, 1948, P. 320-22.
SO: U-4393, 19 August 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey', Nlo. 22, 1949).

FITENKO, N.F.* doktor med.nauki CILEMYANOV, G.G.; SAUNOV, S.V.
Angina incidence among miners of the Sadonsk ore deposits. Zhur.
ush. nos. i gorl. bol. 21 no./+:61-63 Jl-Ag 161. OUFA 15:1)
1. Is kliniki, bolesney ukha, gorla i nosa (sav. - doktor med.nauk
.N.F.Pitenko Severo-Ose ogo % tsinskogo instituta.
I n Yll SES go HMIENE)
(THRUT-DISFASLS)

39193
A00 S/241/621007/005/004/005
1015/1215
AUTHOR: Chemyanov, G. G.
TITLE: Effect of homologous bone marrow transplant on radiation sickness complicated by a close
bone fracture
PERIODICAL: Meditsinskaya radiologiya, v. 7, no. 5, 1962, 49-53
TEXT: The experiments were carried out on 58 male rabbits aged 6-7 months weighing 2-2.5 kg. The
animals were divided into two groups; 22 rabbits of the first group were subjected to a single whole body
irradiation (900 r) and an induced closed fracture of the radius with subsequent intracostal injection of physio-
logical sobition; the second group (26 rabbits) was also irradiated and injured, instead of physiological solution,
they received intracostally fresh bone marrow. The experiments, by methods that are fully described, show
that the introduction of bone marrow did not cause any special complications. The transplantation of
homologous bone marrow had a good effect on the hematopoietic system, improved the course of radiation
sickness and increased the rate of survival of the affected animals. The formation of a callus and the recanali-
sation of the bone marrow occurred more rapidly in the animals which received the homotransplant than in the
controls. There are 2 figures.
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Effect of homologus; ...
S/241/62/007/005/004/005
1015/1215
ASSOCIATION: Kliniko-radiologicheskoycotdaloniye(zav.-dolsentV.A.Polyakov)Tscntral'nogoinstituta
ttavmatologii i ortopedii (Clinico-roentgenological department (Dir.: Docent V. A.
Polyakov Central Institute of Ttaumatology and Orthopedics).
SUBMITTED: November 17, 1961 if
Card 2/2

TORUSHIT. P.D.0 dotsent, kwAokh4mJoh*9kIJ& nauk; CHU, N.G..
assistant, JawdUkat Walchookikh nauk
Use of radlolootopoo for tho Invoetiption of pbralco-
chamloal processes taking place inside the boilers of simple
wdtse TrWy XPI 47:133-ug 158. . (M=L 13:5)
I* Novochorlwokly ode= Trulovogo Imenogo Znawnl
pollteldmIchaskly Institut Ins Sorgo Ordshonliddse, kafedra
o'bahchaV I noorpulabookoy Mull,
Oollers) (Radlolvotopes)

CHIN, H.G.
- - Iffect of a magnetic field on metal corrosion and scale formation
during the boiling of solutim. Izv.vyS.uchob.zav.-, khis.1
khim takh. 3 no.1:158-161 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Kafedra khtmit Desproftershinskogo vachernvago metallurgichaskogo
instituta Iment N.I.Areenicheya.
(Boilers--Incrustation)
(metals--Corrosion)
(Magnetic fields)

-CMNS N G , FEDOROV, O.G.; IMVRALEV., ]~.D.; POLETAYEV, B.L.; ZAIKIW, I.P.
Study of the extormL carTaxion-of.,the.pipeo.of a vaste-heat
boller. Prom. energ. 15-no.,8.-30-34,AgJ60. (MIRA,15:1)
I (Boilbro-4orrosion)
(Steam~ipss--Corrosion)

25066
3/080/60/033/010/018/029
D216/D306
AUTHOR: Cheny N.G.
TTT' V: Ili ~ -c-Ang corrosion Inhibitois
PElilODICAL: Zficarnal prIlKladiloy khllul.'
2'5CO 2305
TEXT.- Ln a iz:-:ar:~b. for poss:ible ways of siippre3sing
gated ivaz3te water from chemcal i--oke wc,rki~,
-Y after ihc- quen,bing of -c!cke. The
e d : uici at e
--n la. n ed i :,~ -he 9 e wt., -L e -.--a we riE. -- c 11 e,C tiv e1 y known -as t-he "kX j Ph
of their proTective properlies -- -Lhis JLnhib--LtD!'
in ---'ectrol
y-.i : scllu-,i~-n~ Litnw:r normal
A st-idy of lo2al corrosion vsiis :!-,-.irr-JLed r)ut in a steel a-Ppa"ralus
With a separate bottom whicl simultaneously ser-,.red a.~ a test, zpt~
,4 - 03 'If e t P
--Lmen- To-B-s oere carried out ai normal temper- tur. vi I!
ir, In Uie iat-~Fjr case corros'.01., (m
heated metal -urface. The specimens were mr-iue from low :;-.,Ybgrj
Card 1/4

25066
S,,'080-/6L-)!'03 7, D ""0 1 .5/0 2 9
Pitting corrosicn. inhibl-tors D216/D306
steel "'().OB % C, 0.35 ~- rVai. 0,~O-I- % Si, W5 % S and % P).
pr-ior '0 each. test, their SlAri . Was thoroughly cleaned with eme-
ry ,paper and de6reased w-11-h
-L ~ The tests IaeTed -17!:,r 90 days
at orjanary al'Id Uj) to 16 days �n hea-,~-d -~.,I'Iutions.
The riei-~,ire and dogree -~f locall was ~-stima-Tea the
tests by vls:ial ~~omparison o-f the ape-,imens wiTh. ea--h o7her. in
addition., surfaces which had :~u'-'fer~,--d direct corroilc~n the
a6grei~sive med-,%Ani were phutvograpbed,, The overall rate ol' corrosion
was detr-raiiiied 6:.ravinieturica-11-Y, For Investigating p.4~t-tlng oorro!Lion
,j;e exp.~riments ivc-re carried ou,' in solutions containing inhibitors
1-n comb,-na-ion. wi-rh chlorine Ions which promo-te localized :~,-)rrosl-
on. In one se-jr~,- of the specimens were subjected to
corrosion under the ac-tion. of solutions of the followina composi-
tion: 400 rijg/l NaCl + 50 Na PO z 400 mg/l 50 mg/I NaNG
3 V 1 3
400 mg/l NaCI 4 50 mg1I K2 Cr 2 07; 400 mg/1 NaCl + 50 mg/I Na~,HPO 4;
400 mg/l NaC-15 in anoTher series of tesis the specimens were pla-
ced in solutions of similar composition but with additions of 0.5 %
Card 2/4

25065
S/080//60/033/010/018/029
Pitting corrosion inhibitors D216/D306
inhibiTor KX. The experiments were carried out under conditions of
natural aeral.,ion at normal temperatures and at pH values of appro-
xlul~~)tely 7. Ftnally. a eeries of experiments was carried ou~k. at a
ph c.4 I arvlt~-, condittons -,if short-term heating of -!.-'ne solutions.
Th.eae expe.r.4ments las:ed only 10 hours. The -LeEit Bolution contai-,
red -250 ing/I NaCI and 70 mg/1 Na 2SO., such a zsait mjl_xt~are being an
im:ItaTion of the composition of river waTer, The author conciudes
that many inorganic inhibitors which promote the formation of pro-
I.-ective filma on the surface of corroding me-tal In -the absence of
ohlorine, ions, as a rule. promote pitting co'rrosion when the latter
are present,, sin,:;e they tend to destroy such films. The AnhIbitor
KX fully pre-Tents pitting corrosion in aggressive media both at
normal tempera-uures and in boiling solutions; In the latter case
it increases the uniform. corro5ion on the heated metal surface.
There are -;:' fligurea~ I table and 6 referencest ~5 So,,,iet-bloc and
I non-Scviet-bloo. the reference to the English-language pulplaca-
tion reads as follows: FAL AzIz.. J. E-lectrachem. Scc, 10~1',' 120,
1954,
Card 3/4

25006
SION "60/033/010/018/020,
Pitting corrosion inhibitors D216XD306
ASSOCIATION: Dneprodzerzbinskiy vecherayy metallurgicheski.y instit-
ut (Dneprodzerzhinsk 'Evening Institute of Metallurgy)
SUBMITTED: O-:tober 12, 1.959
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of KX, mec~ium and e I
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. peric~
Nc!(;H,, partLi--ularly ~.vhe-j-z present in larlge r2oiicen-
.ra--lons, I'S of th-is type of
corrosion. Lov,, r-sirb, n
P_ 3 1 IWA I -
e-,a:s wer,-, u---d ~o z~~t-udy the ,)rouerties of YX in -,;,cid
me a k PH and 5 fic I r, H 2 so 4- ana FING, were used trj acidify the; waste
via7:--j. It -':)i:,,nd that -.he metal is attacked at a greaTer rate
zu-1phuri- &nf). hydrochloric. acids than in nitric acid. This
app~.,are to b- dv-AE- to the aggreasive action of Cl'- and SO 4 2- ions.
Tbe -a-u-jjor r-;ricnludes that waste water from, chemical coke work3 can
C a:r d -2 / 3

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S/080/60/033/010/019/029
Application of waste waters ... D216./D306
be used for protecting metal in primary gas refrigerators and in
thermoelectric power stations of chemical coke works and metallur-
gical works. The optimum concentration of KX inhibitor in neutral,
".1kaline and acid media was found to be 0.5 - 1.0 cpf. There are ' i
figures, 2 trables and 6 references-. 5 Sovie-u-bloc and 1 non-3ov:ie*t-
bloc. The reference to the English-language piablication reads as
follo-as; G. Nilsson, Chem. Techn., 10, 4B1, 191-5-18.
Ai;SOCTATION: Dneprodzerzhinskiy vechernyy metallurgichoskiy insti-
tut (Dneprodzerzhinsk Evening Institute of lletalliir-
gy)
SUBYITTED:
October 12, 1959
Card J)/3

28U7
S/153/61/004/004/013/013
E071/E435
AUTHOR: Chen, N.G.
TITLE: A new inhibitor of corrosion from wash products of the
coking industry
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Khimiya i
khimichoskaya tekhnologiya, v,4, no,4, 1961, 68o-685
TEXT., Coke-oven effluents are usually.used for quenching coke but
,if the effluent is taken before quenching and treated with carbon
dioxide to a noticeable clarification (PH a 5) then on its ~
evaporation a substance is separated (5 to 9 g per litre) which
has corrosion inhibiting properties. It is called KX-l (KKh-1)
inhibitor. It can also be used directly without preliminary
separation from the solution. It is'pointed out that the solution
not treated with carbon dioxide causes severe pitting corrosion.
In the paper, the results of an investigation of the protective
properties of this inhibitor are given. The investigation was
carried out on specimens of carbon and low carbon steels, at normal
temperatures, with a complete submersion of the specimens under
conditions of natural aeration. The inhibitor was obtained from
Card 1/2 tl~

26447
S/153/61/004/004/013/013
A new inhibitor of corrosion E071/E435
the yearly average effluents of two coke-oven works, It was
found that KKh-l in concentrations not lower than 0.5% shows good
protective properties at usual room temperatures, in the pH range
of 5 to 8~ The protective capacity of the inhibitor decreases to
about 60% of the initial value after 35 days. The chemical nature
of the inhibitor was not mentioned. There are 6 figures, I table
and 8 references; 6 Soviet and 2 non-Soviet.
ASSOCIATION. Dneprodzerzhinskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod.-VTUZ
Kafedra khimii (Dneprodzerzhinsk Metallurgical Works
and VTUZ, Department of Chemistry)
SUBMITTED,,
Card 2/2
December 1, 1959

CHEN. N.G.
Proteetive properties of phenol water. Koks i khim. no.8:45-48
,62. (IMA 17:2)
1. Dneprodzerzhinskiy metallurgichaskiy zavod-vtuz.

CHEN, N.G.- KOPTEV, G'~P.; EEREZNITSKIY, S.G.; SORKIN, M.N.; BOYARSKAU, R.R.
-Z=Zt-~7~
Preventing corrosion and scale formation in primar7 gas coolers.
Koks i khim. no.9:49-53 262. (MIR& 16:10)
1. Dneprodzerzhinskiy metallurgicheskly zavod-vtuz (for Chen).
2. BELgleyskiy koksokhimicheskiy zavod (for Koptev, Bereznitskiy,
Sorkin, Boyars"). (Cooling tawers)
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)

Corrosion control of coke quenching cars. Koks i khim. no.10:31-33
162. (14IRA 16:9)
1. Dneprodzerzhinskiy wtallurgichaskiy zavod-vtuz. -
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)
(Goke industry-Equipment and supplies)

CHEN N G GOLIDSHTEYNI, B,I,; IONINAp M.A.
ut -
Studying the anticorrosiv and antiscale properties of phenol
waters of the Yonakiyewo kke and Coal Chemicals Plant*. Koks
I khim. no.lDt46-49 -163.- (MW 16:11)
1.-Dneprodsershinakiy notallurgicheakiy zavod-vtuz (for Chen).
2, Yonakiyovskiy koksokhisicheakiy zavod (for Golldshteynt
Ionina),

CM, N. G.
Ccntrol of local corrosion and scale formation ir. water-cooling
systems f by-product-.6oke industries. Zhur.prikl.khim. 35
no.3:576-582 Mr 162. (AvJRA 15:4)
,(Heat exchangers--Corrosion)

S/068/63/000/001/003/004
E07l/El36
AUTHORS: an* N-G-s Sorkin, N.M., Peden, A.A., and
ogan, M.G.
TITLE: An investigation of various methods of combating the
scale formation and corrosion of metal
PERIODICAL: Koks i khimiya, no.1, 1963, 46-57
TEXT: A comparative investigation of the effect of magnetic,'
phosphate and "coking works" methods of treatment of water used
for cooling in heat exchangers was carried out in a laboratory.
The "coking workall method of treatment of cooling water consists
of adding to it the works phenolic effluent. This method*was the
most effective in preventing scale formation. The magnetic
treatment decreases the corrosive action of the water only
insignificantly. Moreover, an intense corrosion of metal was
noticed in the sector of direct action of the mar7.ctic field.
Sodium phosphate in a concentration of 2 (cric. a F205)
does not inhibit corrosion, but in a mixture with ~.~~-..Iciuma
bicarbonate (10 mg - equIv/lItre) has a protective Influence.
Phenolic water from the coking works has a particularly strong
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An investigation of various t&. s/o6b/63/000/001/003/004
E071/Elj6
passivating effect on metal if it contains some creosote oil.
The presence of a large amount of tar in the water leads to the
activation of metal.
There are 2 figures and 2 tables.
.ASSOCIATIONs Dneprodzerzhinskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod-vtuz
(Dneprodzerzhinsk Metallurgical Works - vtuz)
(Cheng N.G.); Bagleyskiy koksokhimiqheskiy zavod
(Bagley Coking Works) (Sorkin, M.M., Pedan, A.A.
and Kogan, M.G.).
Card 2/2

,,..NGG.; BAZARNYYi V.F.
,_ q~W.
Protective properties of certain passivating agents. Izv. VySe
ucheb, zav.; khim.*i khim. tekh. 6 no.3:504-510 163*
(MMA 16:8)
1, Dneprodzerzhinsky zavod-v~uzq kafedre khimii,
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)

FEDOROV, O.G., inzh.; CHEN, N.G., kand. khim. nauk
Effect of washing on the corrosion of pipes in waste-heat boilers.
Prom. energ. 19 no.1:33-35 Ja 164. (MIRA 17:2)

CHEN, N.G., kand.khim.nauk; FFADOROV, O.G., inzh.
Prevention of the corrosion of the external surfaces of waste-heat
boilers. Prom.energ. 19 no.7t2l-23 Jl 164.
(MIRA 181-1)

- CHEN, N.G.; TRAYGER, I.N.; SOLOV'YEV, L.L.; KRKINA, R.Ye.; YUDIN, M.I.
Acid pickling of steel with the use of a new additive.
Stall 24 no.5:451-452 IV 064. (MIRA 17:12)
1. Dneprodzerzhinskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod-vtuz i zavod
"Zaporozhstall".

CHENY N.G.
InhAbitor of acid corroolon. Zhor. Prikl- khlm~ 37 no.9: 1958-
1965 S 164. (ILTRk 17: 10)

iCHFX, N.G., kand.khim.nauk (Dneprodzerzhinsk)
I . .
New plan for purifying and using waste waters from bym-product
coko plants* Vod. i san. takh. no,1:24-27 A 165, (MMA 1813)

L 1734-66- EWT(m)/EPF(c)/IWA:(d)/EWI(t)/Ek[P(k)/E~?(z)/EWP(b) MJIiIJDIWB
[ACCESSION NRs AP5023350 'UR/0304/65/000/005/0082/0c)d
30.1
620.179-3-
4q
AUTHORS: Chen,, No Go. (R%Rineer) I Fedorov Yue Vr.(~~gineer) I Boobarov 'to
9 - ,
~Rigineer) "-P e F (Eagineer); Shust, T* Fe (ftxjneer)j--sto1bova, Ye, As
qq
Bagineer)
TITLE: Application of cc sion inhibitor KKh-2 in etching of steel ducts
SOURCER Mashinostroyen4e, no. 59 1965P 82-83
TOPIC TAGSs ~corrosion inhibitor, rust inhibitor, cokeg ammnia, nitric acido,
sulfuric acidt hydrochloric acidg,metal etchingy carbon steel, stainless steel/
Kh18NlOT steel, KKh 2 inhibitort ChN inhibitor
ABSTRACTs A new corrosion inhibitor KKh--2 is proposed for use as an additive to
etching compoundse Consisting o f organic and inorganic waste products of the
coke-chemical industry in amwnia water, the inhibitor is highly effective for
protecting carbon steels against sulfuric, nitriop and byWchloric said solutions
and against alkali'* Tests at th6 Zhdanovskiy sairoa,tyashe ostroyeniya.
(Zhdanov Heavy Machinery Construction Plant), with KUNIO= steel proved L
the inhibitor to be three times more effective tImn the previously used additive.
Card 1/2 j

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ACCESSION. NR: :AP50?350
When tested on carbon steeli it not only produced the desired effects butt
,unlike other inhibitorev it did not increase the time necessary for etching; it.
also reduced both the waste of metal and the acid used* KKh-2 is recommended as
an efficient and cheap inhibitorin steel etchingg especially for metallurgical and
machine construction entablishments.located near coke-chemical plants* Orige art*
has: l,tablee
ASSOCIATIONs none
SUBKMEDs- 00 ENCL: 00 SUB CODEs IN, IN
NO REP SOTS 000 OVHERs 000
Card 2fi

_q _~-qq BOCHAROV, V.A.; FURSOV, P.F.; SHUST, T.F.; DEKTYAREVA, V.K.;
'MROUINA1. R.R.; YUDIXA, S.M.
Reducing the etching of welded jointo in carbon and stainless
steels by acid solutions. Zashch.met. 1 jio.6t726-728 N-D 165.
(MIRA 18tll)
1. Dneprodzerzhinakiy metallurgicheskiy zavod-vtuz.

~L 27343-66 EWT(M)/:T/I~ii(d)/EWP(y)/Fft,~(t) IJP(6) p/wwm
AP6008631 SOURCE CODE. UR/03 8
ACC BR: 65/65/001/006/0'726/072
AUTHOR!~;.,, hen.-N& Gtj Boch&ov V. A. Fursov, P F Shust T F D
ek E6
V *Ka I Borozdina, R. R.
ORG: ~ DneprodzerzhinskISatallurgical Factory t
V UZ
(Dnepr0'_d_Z;_z"MkIy meta=UrgREesa_y_z_avo_a-*tuz)
II:'TITLE: On the inhibition of corrosion welded Joints of carbon and stainI
of one
steels
SOURCE: Zash
chits. metallov, v. I no. 6, 1965, 726-728'
-TOPIC TAGSi.. steel, stainless steel electrochemistry, carbon steel, anti-
corrosion agent., corrosion, aro velding, corrosion inhibitor lKhl8N9T steeli,
St-3 steel., M8N9T steelt IM-2 anticorrosion agent
ABSTRACTs This investigation was conducted to*check experimentally the effec-w'
tIveness of the agent KKh-2,, described byN. G. Chen (Zh. prikl. khimii, 1964P
37,, 1958) as. an inhibitor of corrosion in welded Joints of carbon and stainleas
steels during the pickling process. The extent and nature of corrosion were
determined metalloarai)hically. Polarization curves for the welds and for base
uDc: 62o.193.41
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L 30233-66 -EWT(m)ZEWP(t)/ETI IJP(c) j!MJD/JG
ACC NRs AP6013885 11~~) SOURCE CODE: UR/0073/65/031/011/1207/1714
AUTHOR: Chen, N. G.; Kramarevs, V. A.
ORG: Dne rodurshinsk Netallunical Plant and Higher Technical School Arsenichev
(Dnepm%29rs Inskly metallurgichaskly savod-vtus)
TITIZ: Acid corrosion of steel as a function of chemical composition
SOURCE: Ukrainskiy kbimicheskiy shurnal, v. 31, no. 11, 1965, 1207-1214
sk,t*A
TOPIC TAGS: s?an rate, corrosion inhibitor, sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid
3KP steel, 08KP steel, 30XhGSA steel, lKhl8N9T steel, Yu-3 steel, KKh-2 corrosion in-
hibitor 1~ <
ABSTRACT: The soluti te of sev
an It fn differe,~ brands of steel (jKP, 08!T~ 20--pipe,
telegraph steel, 30KhGSAV MISNff~ and Yu-3) as studied in sulfuric and hydrochloric
W- - .
-ac-IT.K. KKh-2 corzoalon, hibitor being used. The solution rate was found to depend on
the chemical - ositi of the steel. In order of decreasing corrosion rate, the
steels can be arranged as follows: in 10% H2SO4, Yu-32,30MGSAnelegraph steel>20-pipe'.'o
>O8KP3,03KP),lKhl8N9T; in 10% HCI~, Yu-3>telegraph steel>,2?-pipe2,O8lM-O3KP>lKhIBN9T>
>30KhGSA. Alloy* entsti(silicon and chromium)'Mcrease the acid resistance of
.,4.f g compon
the steel, whilWI:an anise and al-u-mliumnWa-te a --transition of the steel to an active
L_
state. The effect of temperature on the 6*rosion rate In the 30-900C range and the_
change in the potential of the steels as a function of time vere determined. The KKh 21
UDC: 626.197.3

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ACC NR: AP6013885
inhibitor protects all the steel brands studied against corrosion, but most effectivem
ly those steels which actively dissolve in acid (Yu-3. 30XhGSA)q For most brands,
KKh-2 is a mixed cathodic-anodic corz sion inhibitor. Orig. art. has: 8 figures; 2

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AUTHOR.* Chant No Go; Fedorovg Yu. Vo
ORG: letallurgical Plant and Higher Technical Scboo
im. M. 1. Arsenicbev (I)neprodzerzbinskiy metallurgicbeski-y zavod-vtuz)
TITLE: Investigation of the protective properties of KKb-2 corrosion-
inbibitor/,ond its application
SOURCE: IUkrainskiy kbimicbeskiy zburnal, v. 31, no. 12, 1965, 1323-1333
TOPIC TAGS: corrosion inhibitor, steel IP".t-j 6V I CADA 0
AKh-x OWWAors- CvAi"40-' S+54t&A) OF4046*AA)34(feAU, Y.1-14t&AI J4ffhGsA ~=KJVAFZA
lis very complex,
ABSTRACT: The composition of KD-2'lcorrosion inbib tor
It contains more than 60 or 70-aMerent mineF-els and organic compounds.
The basic components of the waste water after the ammonia column in
various plants varies within the following limits (ing/liter): total
ammonia 200-600; phenols 300-760; tbiocygnates 200-620; cyanides 5-26;
resin 80-300; pytocateebol 36-50; resorcin 29-110; pyridine 50-100o In
additiong KKh-2 contains indole, cresols, xylenes, indene, benezenev
amylenes, thiophene, picoline, naphthalenes, tbiosulfates, sulfsteep
chlorides, and other compounds. On evaporation of the waste water there
Is obtained up to 9 gram/liter of a dense precipitate,, which consists of
1/2
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ACC NRt AP6015902
40
83% ammonium chloride, 14% ammonium tbiocyanates and 3% of other
compounds. Of the above substances, the strongest inhibiting effect is
exhibited by pyridine and indole, but these substances ore present in
the waste water in a very small concentration which is insufficient to
retard the corrosion of a metal. However, the total content of these
substances and other surface active agents in the waste water is
sufficient to protect metals in acid solutions. Experiments on the
protective properties of KKh-2 were carried out in solutions of sulfuri
bydrocblortc6 anrni c &W, Tbepmtal samples ere prepared from
t a . 0-
types St3jPO KP,1-'3-KPFiUL-P30KhGSA1-%nd 3OKhSNVPA steels) The
experimentir -resu-lts art abown in tabular and gr phic 11017mg It is
concluded that the substances contained in the wa:te wate* from the
ammonia column in *chemical coking plants have a high surface activity#
and can therefore considerably retard the corrosion 'of steels in acid
solutionso Origo art, bad: 9 figures and 2 tableso'
SUB CODE: 119 07/ SUBM DATE: 12Mar64/ ORIG REP: 008

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V.P. Tobilevich).Instituta onkologii AMN SSSR (dir. - deystvitelInyy
chlen AMN SSSR Profs A.I. Setabrov). Adres avtora: Leningrad, P-1299
2-y Berezovaya aLq 39 Institut onkologii ANN SSSR.
(UTERUS-GANCER) (DWABILITY EVALUATION)

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strument construction, 1744-17651 Trudy po fizike, astronomil i pri-
borostroanitu 1744-1765 gg. 1955. 830 P. (HIMA 8:6)
1. Chleni-korrespondent Akademil nauk SSSR (for lr&vats, Barkbudarov).
Obylics) (Astronomy) (Instruments)

CHENAKAL, V.L.
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Two unimown designs dating from the middle of the 18th centur7,
the observatory of the St.Petersburg AcadeiV of Sciences.
let.-astron.isel. no.1:9-48 155. (MM 9:12)
(Leningrad--Astronomical observatories)

CEMAKAL, T.L. ". . I - - .-.
Observatoz7-of'the.3t..Petorsburg Academy of Soleness at the
and of the 1830's. let,-astrou. Imal. no.2:141-152 156.
(leningrad--Astronomical observatories--History) (KM 10:6)

CHIRAKA , V.L..
St, Petersburg meridian. Istl-astron. isol. no.2.-153-170 156.
(Ionlograd-Loqg1tude-Prise vwrldlan) (KM 10:6)

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3(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1379
Istoriko-astronomicheskiye iseledovaniya, VY-0. 3 (Studies In the
History of Astronomy, Nr 3) Moscow, Gostekhizdat, 1957. 7o6 p.
2,000 copies printed.
Reap. 13d.: Kulikov3kiy, P.G., Docent; Ed&.: RakhlIn, I.Ye. and
Reznikovskiy, P.T.; Tech. Ed.: Akhlamov, S.N.; Editorial Board of
Series: Vorontsov-Vellyaminov, P.A., Professor, Kukarkin, B.V.,
Professor, Kulikovskiy, P.G., Docent (Chairman, Committee of the
History of Astronomy, Astronomical Coun6il, USSR Academy cf Sdences)
and Perell, Yu.G. (Scientific Secretary, Committee on the History
of Astronomy, Astronomical Council, USSR Academy of Sciences)
PURPOSE: This book is intended for both the specialist and the gaimil
robLder Interested in the development of astronomy in Russia.
COVERAGE: This volume, a collection of artlclps by different authors,
,,is-:the third in a series on the history of the development of as-
tronomy in Russia. Volume 3 deals with the development of the an-
trdnomical sciences in the USSR from earliest times to the present
day. The articles describe such early observatories as the first
astronomical observatory of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences
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Studies in the Histqry (Cont.) SOV/1379
and those founded In Central Asia in th4 XIII century; lheV,further
describe the life and contributions of such outstanding Russian
astronomers as A.D. Krasillnikov, S.K. Kostinskly, G.A. Shayn,.
N.A. Tachalov, S.P. Glazenap, and I.M. RabinQvich. One of thenore
Important articles, by Prof. 0.A. Mellnikov, Soviet astrophysi-
cist, treats the development of astrospectroscopy in pre-revolu-
tionary and modern Russia. The editorial staff expresses Its
thanks to G.A. Tikhov, Coiresponding Member of the AN SSSR, Pro!-
fessors P.M. Gorshkov, N.N. Neuymina, Ye.S. Berez *anskaya and N.M.
Shtaude ror their suggestions and assistance In reviewing the ma-
terial. The articles are accompanied by numerous photographs, dia-
grams, and extensive bibliographies*.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the editors
5
Hellnikov, O.A. On the History of the Development of Astro-
spectroscopy in Russia and the USSR 9
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Studies in the History (Cont.) SOV/1379
ARTICLES AND REPORTS
Chenakal, V.L. Observatories of the Petersburg Academy of
,,Sciences in the.18th Century 261
Chenakal,_V,L. Design, Construction and Installatlon of
In'strusnents in the First Astronomical Observatory of the
Petersburg Academy of Sciences 429
Nevskaya, N.I. A.D. Krasillnikov - The First Russian Astro-
nomer 453
Novokshanova, Z.K. Pulkovo Technicians - Creators of Astro-
nomical and Geodetic Instruments 485
Mamedbeyli, G.D. The Maraga and Peking Observatories in the
XIII Century 517
Korytnikov, S.N. S.K. Kostinakly and Engellgardt Astrono-
mical Observatory 531
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Studies in the History (Cont. SOV/1379
Perell, Yu.G. Voltaire's Cosmological Ideas 541
Pikellner', S.B. 0.A4 Shayn (1892-1956) 551
14ATERIALS AND DOCUMMTS
Deych, A.N. Biography of S.K. Kostinakiy (based on archive
material) 611
Ostashchenko-Kudryavtsev, i.P. My Teachers 625
Ostashchenko-Kudryavtoev, B.P. Storm of 1898 in Pulkovo 641
Rabinovich, I.M. Soloino Gubertual Sundial 645
Suslov, A.G. Student Astronomy Groups In St. Petersburg in
1902-1914 649
Fi~om I.M. Simonov's Seient1fic Correspond6nee 659
Selected Bibliography on the History of Astronomy Published
in USSR-and Other Countries in 1955 and 1956. 691
Author Index 700
AVAILAB,LE: Library of Congress
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GHjIkM&_V*Le
Kinor observatories of the ft. Petersburg Acadegr of Sciences in
the 18th century. Ist.-astron. Isel. n0.3:261-428 157. (KIM 11:3)
(Leningrad--Astronomical observatories)

GRENAKAL, T. L.
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' Design, building, and xupplyingwith instruments of the first
astronomical observatory of the ft. Pletersburg Academy of
Sciences. let,-astron. IssI. no.3.-429-451 157. (MIRA, 11:3)
(Isningrad-Astronomical observatories)

CHMIAKAL, V.L.
S.I. Vavilov as a student of N.V. Lamonosov's work. Truo lust.
Istoest,I tekh. 17:44-65 157. (Km 10: 7)
(Vokvilov, Sergel I"novich. 1891-1951)
(Lomonosov. Mikhail Usillevich. 1711-1765)

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