SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YA.B. CHERTKOV - V.F.CHERTKOVA

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Characteristics of micro-impurities.. s/o63/62/000/Olo/oo3/oo4
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The inorganic part of the impurities in fuel TS-1 contained 13.7%
of Fe after filtration through a filter with 7 micron pores.
This indicated that Fe can be present in the fuels in a finely
divided state. The second most-abundant element in the impurities
is Si. The organic part of the contaminants contained S and N,
the latter being present only in the organic part, whe'reas some
of the sulphur was present also in the inorganic part of the
impurities. To avoid the contamination of the fuels it is
advisable to carry out systematic removal of moisture, prevent
the formation of high molecular weight resins and exclude metal
cont ining compounds*
Ther: are 4 tables*
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CHZ-,R7-,KOV, Ya.B.
New additives to fuels and oils (survey). Khim. i tekh.topl.
i masel 7 no.3:64-66 Mr 1629 (MIRA 15:2)
(Fuel)
(Lubrication and lubricants-Additives)

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D258/D302
AUTHORS: qle Leontlyev, B. I., Shchagin, V. M.
~~ In - 11 - ,
Eid Sazonov, A.-Ye.
TITLE; Electron microscope investigation of changes occurring
during the heating of S-containing compounds dissolTed
in middle fractions of Volga-region petroleum fuels
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, V. 35, no. 2, 1962, 394-397
TEXT: The authors studied the formation of a solid phase as the
result of heating middle cuts of petroleum fuels rich in organic S
compounds. This was done to investigate the thermal stability of
such fuels. Samples of a standard fuel TC--4 (TS-1) were desulphur-
ized and then treated with the individual mercaptans, sulphides,
disulphides, thiophanes and thiophenes, normally found in Volga-re-
gion fuels, and also with subhur-rich concentrates isolated from
the latter. The compounds were added in quantities equivalent to
up to 0.01% of mercaptanic S and up to 0.25% S for the rest. The
solutions were examined under an electron microscope for the pre-
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Electron microscope investigation... D258/D302
sence of solid particles, before and after heating in an autoclave
at 120, 150, 200 and 2500C. It was shown that all compounds yielded
initially true solutions which formed colloidal, systems on heating.
Solid particles were formed next. The particle size was greatly, irl-
creased by raising both temperature and 3-concentration. The big-
gest aggregates were formed with sulphides_(at 150 - 2000C), thic-
phanes kat 2000C) and disulphides (at 150 2000C), while solutions
of thiophenes remained stable even after heating at 2500C. There
are 1 table and 10 references: 7 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc.
The references to the English-language publications read as follows:
E. M. Shelton C. M McKinney and 0. 0. Blade, Petrol. Refiners 36-,
59 2579 (1957~; R. ~ Thompson, L. W. Druge and J. A. Chenicek, Ind.
Eng. Ch., 41, 12, 26;5 (1949); C. M. Barrin er, M. V. Corsilius and
J. D. Rogers, Petrol Processing, 12, 1909, M55).
SUBMITTED: March 13, 1961
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D258/D302
AUTHORS: Savinov, B. G., Chartk_ov. Ya. B. and Klimenko, P. L.
TITLE: Study of the structure of nitrogen and oxygen-cont-
aining compounds in ligroin-kerosen-e petroleum frac-
tions 'by the method of infra-red spectra
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 35, no. 2, 1962. 398-404
TEXT: The authors' aim was to study the little known structures
of V- and O-containing constituents' present in both straight dis-
tillates and cracking products of petroleum fuels. This was done
in view of the relative ease of isolation and the possible econo-
mic value of these compounds. Kerosene fractions of T-1 and T'(_-4
(T-1 and TS-1) fuels and cracking products of both high and low
S-contents were passed through activated silica gel columns and the
residual non-hydrocarbons were first eluted with alcohol benzene,
then freed of S compounds and finally purified on activated alu-
mina. A comparison of the infra-red spectra showed the presence of
aromatic and heterocyclic structures in all samples. Oxygen was
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shown to be present in the forn of OH and C = 0 groups. There are
2 figures, 2 tables and 5 Soviet-bloc references,
SUBMITTED: February 23, 1961
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CHERTKOV Ya.B.; SHISHKINk, H.V.j AFANASIMA, N.A.
HydroxVi-containing compounds in the middle distillate petroleum
fuels. Zhur.prikl.khime 35 no.Ilt2460-2466 N 162, (MIRA 15:12)
(Petroleum ao-fuel) (Hydroxyl groip-Speotra)

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Chqjftkqv. YS B SlicbMill. V. Zre10V V-.-_It
AUMOR:
Tl=: Effect of organoBulfur,compounds on the service properties of TS-1 fuel
[Report presented vvb the Sixth Scientific Session on the Chemistx~y of Urganomilfw
Compounds of Crude Oil ejA Petroleum Products eld at Ufa, 27 June - 1 July 156j~
SOURM AM SM& - BasbkIrskiy filial, Xhimiya seraorganicheskikh soyedineniy,
soderzhashchikhoys v neftyakh i nefteproduktakh, v. 5, 1963, 149-159
TOPIC TAGS; TS-1, hydrof ining, thiols., sulfides., disulfides, thiophanes,
thiophenes.. sul-fur-containing concentrates, GMT U49-54, bronze, corrosion,
resinous deposit formation, sediment formation, di-o-tolyl clisulfide
ABSMCT: Mie effect of or sulfuricompounds on the service properties of T-S-1
fueir. has been stUdied. 'he 84periments vae conducted at 120 to 250C vith
bydrofined thermally sUble (up to 2500 TS-1 fue to vhich 23 inclivIdual. S
compounds (thiols, sulf idea., diso-If ides) thiophanes, and thiophenes) potentially
present in nonbydrofined fuel vere added in amounts permissible urAor the
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GOST 7149-54 specifications for total S content; In sow cases S-contetuing
concentrates sepamted fivm -.1 fuel vere added. The experiments consisted of a
TS
determination of the corrosion of and reoinous-deposit formation on VB-23WTs
bronze and a stuay of sediment formation. The follovirg are the findings of Uft
experiments: 1) Ow corrosive effect of organic sulfur compo with the
exc: ?-tion of di-o-tolyl dimLlfide) on bronze is low. 2) Sulf idea, disulf idea,
and to a lesser degree thiols form considerable resinous deposits on the metal
above 1500- 3) At.150 to 25M acyclie and cyclic sulfides,, disulfidev, and
thiophanes form considemble amounts of fael-insoluble sediments; the mmber ancl
size of sediment particlea Increase with the temperature and concentration of S
compounds, 4) Thiophene, sad its homologs do not impair fuel properties.
5) Experiments coulUcted vith 3 concemtrates shoved that the effe a of
individual S compounds. contained In standard fuels in the form of mixtures are
equalized. 6) Below 1WC the properties of the fuels are not affected by the
-presence of Irkom.-ints permissible under GOMP specifications;
at hifrNer terpmtures measures must be taken against the adverse effect of
these conpounds. 7) An electron-mim-oseope study revealed that seedirents are
e res n
the remat of a breakdovn.of coUoidal systems formed in th p e ce of
C.,d

CHERTKOV., Ya.B.; MARINCIIENKO, N.I.; ZRLlk)V, V.N.
-,.,
Analyzing the microcontaminants and residues in middle distillate
fuels. Nefteper. i neftekhim. no. 11:16-18 163. (MIRA 17:5)

CHERTKOV,,Ya.B.
Increasing the energy contont of hydrocarbon fuelq. rkhim-i
tekh.toplA masel 8 no.2:63-67 F t63. (mA 16:10)

CHERTKOV, Ya.B.
Fuels for supersonic Jet airplanes. Khim. i tekh. topl. i
masel 8 no.5:68-71 My 163. (KERA 16:8)
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'CHERTKOV, Ya.B.; RYBAKOV, K.V.; ZRELOV, V.N.; MARINCHENKO, II.I.;
:-., -111OZE)4rSEVA, M.N.
Formation of traee impurities in middle-distillate fuels.
Zhur. prIkl. khim. 36 no.S.-1825-1833 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:11)

Cli-KitTh IV , Yakov BorisovJchBABUSfIKIN.4, ved. red.
~1, --1'; -1
[Nonhydrocarbon compounds in petroleum products'
Neuglevcdarodnye scadinaniia v nefteproduktakh. Mo-
skva, Izi-vo "Khjmiia," 1964. 226 p. (MIRA 17:7)

SHOR) G.S.; CHFRTKOV, Ya.B.; GOLIDIN, G.S.
-"-,
Characteristics of the oxIdation product composition of
polymer distillate of the butane-butylene fraction. Zhur.
prikl. khim. 37 no.9t2O8O-2082 S 164.
(MIRA 17:10)

SHOUL) G.S.; C11i"I"'TKOli, Ya.TI.; GOLIDIN, G.S.
,
Charact,eristica of oxygen compoundn of light p;rrolysir oil.
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4"hur. prikl. khiin. 37 no.12:2766-2768 1) '64.
(AIN"I 18:3)

CMTKOV, Yakov Borisovich BOLISHAKOV, Gennadiy Fedorovich;
1;
levgenly 1111cb; DIVYDOV, P.I., nauchn. red.;
SHEVTSOVAp E.M.p ved. red.; YASHCHURZHIVSKAYA, A.B.,
tekbn. red.
[Jet fuels] Topliva dlia reaktivrWkh dvigatelel. Le-
ningrad, Izd-vo "Nedra," 1964. 225 p. (MIRA 17:3)

ACCESSION NR: A24009786 S/0065/64/000/001/0051/0055
AUTHORS: Xarlnehenko, Nele~; C~e~kRv,, -n ov . Ve A-e
Xq,~ Be; Pisba
TITLE: Scale formation In turbojet englues
SOUROE; VhWya I tekhnologLya toP11V I Masel/io.; 1, 1964, 51-55
TOPIC TAGS: jet chamber,scaling
ABSTRACT: Scale formation in jet engines was studied and the par-
ticular purpose of the present work is a study of some of these
problems, Deposits were investigated which acoumulated on the in-
jection fuel nozzle and on the whirler of engine I after 100 hours
operation on fuel TS-1; on the injection nozzlb and imlls of the
heat pipe of the combustion chamber in engine 11 after 200 hours
operation on fuel T-2; and on the heat pipe of the combustion
chamber of engine III after 300 hours operation on fuel T-1. The
engines were operated within their warranty period under same con-
d1tions as In airplanes. Temperature of fuel nozzles and wbirlers
in working operations reached 250-3400 while the w&U temperature
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in the combustion chamber within the scaling zone did not exceed
250-4000; gas temperatures in front of the turbine were 500-7200o
It vas concluded that scalling In turbojet combustion chambers is
formed in zones having Inadequate temperature (250-4ooO) and too
low oxygen concentration for adequate combustion. The scale was
found to consist of multistage, consecutive, deep-destruction -
products of the organic molecule with considerable enrichment of
carbon in the final product*' The material carbonJzed because the
deposit contained considerable quantities of sulfur.-oxygen- and
nitrogen compounds. The deposit also coilsisted of oxidizable
hyclzocarbons and nonhydrocarbon organic compounds with sulfur,
oxygen and nitrogen contents, At temperatures of 200-4000 In an
oxygen environment, oxidizing processes transfo= nonhydrocarbon
compounds into rosins and ultimately into scale,, Orig, art* has
no figures, no fo=ulas, 6 tables*-
ASSOGIAT109t None
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AUTHORSi Ghertkov, Ya. B.; E lina, G. B
TITLE: Characteris ties of resins in intermediate petroleum fuel distillates
SOURM Heft6pererabotlm i neftek-bimi-yal not 3, 1965p 21,-27
WPIC TAGS: resin, ftel oil, chromatography~ condensation reaction TS I fuel,
T I fuel
NBSTRACT, Reslxz tbat accumulate in intermediRte distillates of uetroluumm fuels
are detrimental. "he parity of thf; fuel is 3etermined by the
)f oxi:,-Is'-'-:~7 i~rc~u::ts tint lissolvo in the fuel, by the Cr.
Pr C~ d U c --Tte t -~ 0 r, C, a C o10 ~ ~,:l I~In
gystem with the procipitation of a resinous solid phase.
tind T~'-l -a~~rc-
procerses the rosli-'ious compounds from the fuels I
:f these 'uels mpol the standard Gtr-
mercaptane In Stlfur mercap-.an in this fuol c~~nstl ~LLOL.,
the permissible axiount. The resina vere separated f:-on t-,e
call,y or, activated silJca gel, and were then analyze3. T~n
raBlno ars tabulat,9d. Oxidation a:ad condensation of th-j
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Total 100 1471 100 1311

An
hept a-sibluble -96.93
1426
92i80
212
benzene-ioluble 2.65 39 4,2 59
methAnol-soluble 0.42 .6 3.0 40

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AVMR: Chertkov, Ys.,R.; ~relov, V. N.; Shchagin-, v. M.
TMZ: Method of removing contaminants frontlet) fuels 'Class 23, No. 173
SOURCE: Dyulletetk' ftobtetenty i tovarnykh znskov, no. 15, 1965, 67
TOTIC TACS: jet fwl, fuel' additive, fuel contamination
AbSnACT: An Author Gertifichte has been Issued for a method of removing minute
contaminants from [jet'! fuels by filtration. To speed up and improve the effec
tiveness of ft filtratlo*n# an additive which coagulates the contaminants is addedl

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AUTHOR; Bol'shakov, G. F. G~f!jo 3k 'a G. S
Chertkov, Ya. B. ~i _Ye. A.; ~2BIir
ORG: none
TITLE: Structure of insoluble fraction of resins of medium boiling rango petroleum
It
Jjeti fuels ,st-'AAk
SOURCE: Khimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel, no. 2, 1966, 47-49
TOPIC TAGS: jet fuel, fuel gumming property, fuel additive
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of gum formation in straigbt-run T type IT-, TS-1.
and T-21.[Jet] fuels (GOST 10227-62) Resins soluble in the fuels were isolated by
silica gel chromatography and divJde~winto three fractions: heptane-, benzene-,
and methanol-soluble fractions; in the absence of the heptene-soluble fraction, the
other two were insoluble in the fuel. The resins were put back in various amounts
into deresinified-fuel samples. Then the sample was stored for one year at room
temperature with or without access of atmospheric o)Wgen, efter which existent
gums were determined gravimetrically and subjected to IR analysis. It was found that
with increasing number of hetero atoms and irMctional groups in the resin molecule,
resin solubility in the fuel decreased. With increasing amount of resins added to the
fuel, gums increased. Obviously, the high-mDlecular-weight portion of the resins,
particularly the fuel-insoluble resins, very strongly activated the formation of
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insoluble gums similar to them, The gums were formed by the reaction of compounds
of various molecular weights via-free oxygen- and sulfur-containing functional
ro atom-
groups, and via certain unsaturated bonds in hydrocarbon radicals of hete
containing compounds. When the fuel bias in contact with oxygen, gums increased
sharply, which confirms the oxidation-polymerizetion character of gum formation.
Gum formation could be limited or prevente b additives. For example, in the
presence of 0.005% of a mercaptobenzothiazole rivative [unspecified] in heptane-
soluble resin-containing fuel stored for one year in the presence of atmospheric
oxygen, the winunt of gums forarel was 1/5 of that formed in the absence of the
additive. Orig. art. has: I figure. (SMI
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AUTHOR: Chertkov, Ya. B.; Spirkin, V. G.; Demishev,'V. N.
ORG: MINKhiGP
TITLE: High grade (jet) fu ictions from Arlan crude oil
SOURCE: Neftepererabotka i.neftekhimiya, no. 1, 1966, 12-14
.,TOPIC TAGS: jet fuel, desulfurization, solvent extraction/TS-1 let fuel, T-1 jet fue]
Arlan crude oil
ABSTRACT: Solvent'extraction with 86 and 91% aqueous sulfuric acid solutions in 1/5
solvent/feed ratio at 15-20C and atmospheric pressure has been used to produce jet
fuel components from the 150-325C sour crude-oil fraction from Arlan fields. It is
noted that because Arlan crudes are sour, straight-run fuel fractions from such crudes
do not meet COST specifications as to sulfur level. The 150-325C fraction contained
1.572 total sulfur (traces, 0.00042, of mercaptan sulfur) and 7.9% of silica-gel-
absorbable resins. The idea of the solvent extraction method was to remove sulfur
compounds-new raw materials for petrochemical usage-without.decomposing them, whil
preserving the composition of the hydrocarbon portion. Sulfide concentrates containil
9.3-13.4% total sulfur were produced. After removal of sulfides the solvent was
fully regenerated. From the desulfurized raffinate, straight atmospheric distillatton
followed by alkaline and water washes produced fractions which exceeded most require-
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mhants of GOST 10227-62 specifications for TS-1 and T-1 fuels. Their viscosity
characteristic was very favorable, which should ensure satisfactory atomization and
good flow and antiwear proPerties.0 AntIcarbon-forming and combustion properties were
also expected to be good6 Only the freezing point was unsatisfactory (minus 50C for
the 150-260C fraction and minus 40C for the 150-280C fraction) so that the distil-
lates are not suitableas commercial fuels but only as components of such. Their
availability, however, increases potential reserves of motor and jet fuels in the
USSR. Orig. art. hast I table. [SM]
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AUTHORS Chertkovq Yaz B 0 Ppirkin, V. G,.; Demishey, V. N.-
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006/002/0309/03
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ORG: Moscow Institute of Petrochemical and Gas Industrv in, (Moskovskiy in
tut neftekhimicheskoy i gazovoy pronyshlonnosti)
TITISt Characteristics of stable sulfur compounds of middle fractions of Arlan'
22
SOURCE: Neftakhimiyap v. 69 no. 29 1966, 309-311
TOPIC TAGSt organic milfur compoundq aromatic hydrocarbon# petroleum product
ABSTRACTS It had been shown earlier that when thiophe 4 its homologs, and benzothi-
ophene derivatives, all belonging to the group of "residual" or "Undeterminable" oul-
fur compounds (as opposed to mercaptansp sulfidesp and disulfides)p are introduced
Into jet fuelsp the properties of the latter are not lowered. In the present studyp
,50-3250 fraction of high-sulfur Arlan pe-
sulfides were completely removed from the 1
troleum by selective extraction with 86-9195 sulfuric acid, and the sulfur content of
the fraction thus dropped from 1.57 to 0.5 wt. %. After the removal of sulfides, the
fraction displayed a high thermal-oxidative stability, The residual sulfur compounds
present in the fraction were then extracted with 92 and 93% sulfuric acid* These com-
pounds, containing about 30% of the total sulfur originally prenent in the fractiono
had no negative effect on the thermal stability or corrosion activity of hydrocarbon

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X-Ve-isron heating to 1500- One-half of the residual sulfur compounds became sulfonate
and were extracted with 92-93% H;>Sqj; the remaining ones did not undergo walfonations
The sulfonated sulfur compounds were regenerated by hydrolytic cleavage. The ultimat
composition of the compounds obtained consisted of a mixture of alkyl- and cycloalkyl
aromatic derivatives of thiophenel in particular, benzothiopheness with a small admix
ture of thiophene homologs. Orig. art. hass I figure and I table.
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AUTHOR: Chertkov, Ya. B.; Ignatovo V. M.
ORG: none 4/
TITLE: Comparison of the effectiveness of jet-fuel additives
SOURCE: Khimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel, no. 6, 1966, 53-56
TOPIC TAGS: fuel additive, jet fuel, additive effectiveness
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of the effect 0 jet fuels of the following
additives,. 1) 2 6-cTi-tert-butyl-p-cresol (Ionol) ) P-hydroxydiphenylamine,
designated PODFAtlin the source; 3) ~PA-20 v%2 tic
'7t~a_de by upont; and 4) a C,,salipha
amine with a tertiary carbon atom in the alkyl group, recommended by so. The
experiments were conducted with TS-1 fuel containing about 0.13% total sulfur and
about 0.0032 mercaptan sulfur, and with a highly -hydrogenated fuel (3-4% aromatic
hydrr,carbons). This highly hydrogenated fuel was tested~with and without in-
dividual sulfur compounds of various t pes added in amounts permitted byGOST
C
specifications for standard TS-1 fue1V The following amounts of additives were
used: 1,3, or 4, 0.05%; 2, 0.01%. The fuels were heated with agitation at
150C for 6 hr in air. It was shown that: 1) Ionol and PODFA inhibit initial
oxidation of the fuel components; 2) 'FOA-2 and the aliphatic amine inhibit oxida-
tive condensation of existent soluble oxygen, compounds which would form insolO,'-
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AUTHOR: ~jQertkov, Ya. B. ; Englina, G. B.
ORG: none
TITLE: Phase transformations in resins of middle-distillate pet leum fuels
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimli, v. 39, no. 4, 1966, 906-911
TOPIC TAGS: resin, fuel stability. petroleum fuel.) F'V'F4 00,100c'e-ry
ABSTRACT: To determine whether the formation of resins (liquid and solid phases) takes
place in fuels at low temperatures, the phase behavior was studied in fuels at 15 - 20C in
connection with the accumulation and presence in these fuels of resins constituting the
products of oxidation and condensat,~on of organic impurities other than hydrocarbons and
unstable hydrocarbons. Fuels T-111from Azerbaydzhan crudes) and TS- from Volga
region crudes) were studied. The middle-distillate fuels were found to contain 3 - 7% of
solid matter insoluble in the fuel. The resins soluble in the fuel undergo condensation
at first, then form a phase which is insoluble in the fuel. The conversion rate depends on
the conditions, i.e., duration of the process, effect of light, access of atmospheric oxygen,
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temperature, etc. The solid resinous phase even initiates the resinification of stable fuel
from which resins had first been removed. The process of formation of secondary reeins
also goes through a stage where soluble resins are formed and condensed until they form
a solid phase insoluble in the fuel. The more condensed the solid resinous phase, the
stronger its influence on the resinification of the fuel. The formation of resins in the fuel
may be represented by the following sequence- resins soluble in fuel -9. condensation ---Ir
colloidal system --> suspension ---jP settling (partial separation) of solid phase insoluble
in fuel. Orig. art. has: 10 figures and I table.
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CIERTKOV _Ia.B.,; ENGLINA, G.B.
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Composition and nature of the transformation of the tar of
intermediate distillation fuels. Khin. i tekh. topl. i
masel 10 no-3:55-57 Vw 165. (MIRA 18:11)

~Yp~%O Ya.V.; RyBAKOV, K.N.; ZAELOV, V.N.; FOMISHENKO, B.A.
_ Yj, -
Efficiency of fuel storage filters. Transp. i khran. nefti
no. 3:22-25 163. (MA 17-7)
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AUTHOR: Chertkov, Yi, V.; ftirkin,.. V. G.; Demishev, V. N.
ORG- Moscow Institute for theIPetrochemical and Gas Industr 1 b it
Yim. 1. A. u Una
(Moskovskiy institut neftekhimicheskoy i gazovoy promyshlennosti
TITLE: Use of_g_q~ic ~acid for extracting organic sulfur compounds from petrole-
um fractions Iq
SOURCE: Neftekhimiya, V. 5, no, 6, 1965, 741-74Q.,
TOPIC TAGS: petroleum. Ettroleum refining, petroleum product, organic sulfur
compound, solvent extraction
ABSTRACT: Optimum laboratory conditions were worked out for the selective
extraction of sulfur com the 150-
pound from Arlansk petroleum fractions boiling in
325 C range and containing 1. 57 wt. % of sulfur. About 70% of the sulfur compounds
were recovered without signif icantly changing their composition by extracting with
aqueous sulfuric acid solutions. A two-stage treatment of the crude with 8616
aqueous sulfuric acid at room temperature, atmospheric pressure, and extractant
crude, ratio= 1:5 removed half of the initial sulfur compounds. Additional sulfur
compounds were extracted with 91% aqueous sulfuric acid, extractant: crude =1:5.
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:The sulfur compounds an&resins-were almost. completely removed from the extract
ins were- prec
by dilution, the res, ipitated and the decanted solution was treated for
two hours with fuller's earth. The sulfuric acid was regenerated. The isola-ted
sulfur compounds, containing over 14 wt. 16 sulfur consisted almost entirely of sul-
fides. They can be readily -vacuum or steam distilled; the distillates are colorless
or yellowish transparent liquids. Orig. art. has: 2 tables, 2 figures and I equation
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USSR/Automatics and telemechanics-electromagnetic amplifier FD-2766
Card'1/1 Pub. 10 - 11/11
Author : Gusev, N. F.; Chertkov, Z. I. (Moscow)
Title : Condition for static dtability of a hydraulic electromagnetic
-amplifier
Periodical : Avtom. i telem., 16, Sep-Oat 1955, 497-500
Abstract : The authors consider the problem of the condition for static
stability of a hydraulic electromagnetic amplifier which is
employed for fast-acting tracking (servo) drives in throttle re~u-
lation. They obtain expressions for the hydraulic and electro-
magnetic moments which act during the process of operation'of an
amplifier, and determine the condition for the stability of opera-
tion of the dmplifier. One reference: N. A. Lifshits, D. Y. '
Spirin, A. V. Danilin, Teoriya i raschet elementov avtomaticheskikh
sistem [Theory and calculation of automatic system elements), 1939.
Institution : -
Submitted : January 23, 1954

(0j, L
A 7 Ti!A"SWRTE
RIJ D k 1,0
anclunai OF. T`* USSR)
65 P. TABLS3. rIBLLOT" 110 EW-
Trihl,~SyORTA.

2WEDVA. A a.Alsksandrovna; PBSKNA, L.N., red.; BOHHOVA,je.N.,
AtRR~;!,
141& red. -
[Labor productivity in Soviet railroad transportation and ways of
improving It] Proizvodltelluostt truda na shelesnodorothnai
transports SSSR I puti so poTysheniia. Moskva, Gos.transp.shol-dor.
Isd-vo, 1957. 143 p. (NUU 10:12)
(Labor productivity) (Railroads)

C A Leksandroyna; MASLOVA, E.S... kand. ekonom.nauk,
I - 7,
OjI OV, I"
otv. red.; KH A-XA red. izd-va; SllJj'KD4A, '1.S., tekhn.
red.
(Production cost and means for it:E; reduction in the machinery
industry (practice of branches of the machinery industry)) Se-
bestoimost' produktsii i puti ee snizheniia v mashinostroenii (na
primere otraslei. transportnogo irashinostroeniia). Moskva, Izd-vo
Akad.nauk SSSR, 1961. 141 p. (MA 14:12)
(Machinery industry.-Costs)

CIIERTKOVA,. J.nzh.
Prospects for guaranteeing the supply of magnetite for coal
preparation. ObogA brik.ugl. no.30M-75 163. (KRA 17:4)

A. )L
UCMrRIUTA, I" V. - I&Wr&nt 1, W-1 , 1. X. - kand. takhn. nauk, SMOLTAKOVA, Z. A. -
inzh. mama A W - laborant, TR=E, 0. A. - laborant
RespublAkmaidy naucbm-lasledwatellskly Amtitut nestrwkh stmitellroich materialow
(RCOMEMS)
Rairabotka Metod:Ud Bjrbora Optlmllwp Reshim Sushkikirpicha Page 103
801 conssl 29 An*A%li=A at &4ftmf'fjn -Ranamb Ynt 0 oldrwsjizo all-
ASUA_b M, Foacow,, 1951

pic---!,.-_~-,~ -~.Otraneres pavm 7, nov. s-,:*-n. n,. v
I _.s cn on the 7f~'..h T.
ot raV2 lllfor!~ n,
Iz~.at, Alrad 'Iauk SSf3-, ll,*,5?, .37
2 " I
A7 I -IT
im, Acad. K. I.

CHERTKOVA, A.N., kand.biologicheskikh nauk
Designation of Hoterakie and Dispharynx In domestia poultry.
Trudy VIGIS 7:6D-62 059. (RDA 13:11)
(Poultry-Diseases and posts) (Nematods)

PSTROV,
Distinctive features of alveolar and monocellular echinococcus
as revealed by larval and adult forms. Trudy VIGIS 7:129-139
159. (MIRA 13:11)
(Hydatide)

PETROV, A.M., prof., doktar veterinarnykh nauk; CII-ERTKOVA, A.F.,
kand.biologicheskikb:nauk
Investigation of the helminths of moles -in the U. S. S. H.
Trudy VIGIS 6:167-176 159. (Mm -15:5)
(Wormsp Intestinal and parasitic)
(Parasites-Moles (Animals))
t .
C;-,
W'4'

CHERTKOVA, A.B., kand.biologicheakikh nauk
EurytOwma species in domotic ruminants of the U. S. S. R.
Trudy VIGIS 6:183-186 059. (MIRA 15:5)
(Parasites--Sheep)
(Kazakhstan-E~wytrema)

i ~
,ETROIJ MATKOVA, A.N., starshly nauchnyy Botruinik
A nez "rematode Zalophotrema lubimovi nov. sp. from the liver
of u n,:a 1ion. Trudy VIGIS 10t26-29 163.
A n~.;-,; ~,renatode, Duamphimerus azerbaijanica nov. sp. (Opisthorch-Id!,e),
frim !-hc 21ver of a nuthatch. Ibid..-29-31 (HIRA 17:9)

PARKHMIM0, G.I.; YARUITSEVAp Ye.P,; KATS, A.M.; Prinimala uohautiys
Prescriptions at the drugstores of Moacove Apt. delo 14 noe 4t
58-a J1-19 165 (MIRA 19 il)
1. Moskovskoye gorodskoye aptechnoye upravlenlyw. 2. Nauchno-
Isslodovat,ellsRaya apteolmays stantsi Mo.4kovskogo gorodskogo
aptechnogo upravleniya. (for Chertkov

MMOVAYE, I.
5M. MTKOVA E. 1. Action of streptoWelm on the Koch bacinum ProbleW Tuberk,
19499 6 (50-53)
BiLeterlostatic action me found at a concentration of 0.3 wit*/ml., bacteriddel
action vith over 240 mdta/ml. Owmical Abstracts
SO: EXCFAnA MEDICA Section Il Vol III No 20
do

Cbw*w&-49MMw"& Tubeft. law.). y rubork.
100. No. 5. Oll-&-Cambbsed tfutmat wkb the two
&up ( activity in
sigg'. umd aklbe
(10 mg. dab kir U days with 3D% mwta*y) gave "- -
W; d cam wkk ow"Irle abmace of lubm-skr orptubas
in View momma. G. M. KCmobpoff

CHERTKOVA, E. I., Doe Med Sci -- (diss) "Experimental studies
on the chemotherapy of tuberculosis 11 Sverdlovsk, 1957. 21 pp
(Len State Order of Lenin Inst for,,,,Advanced Training of Physi-
cians im S. M. Kirov), 200 copies (KL, 1-58, 120)
- 83 -

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USSR/Pharmacology. Toxicology. Antitubercul.,,,r Diiigs U-8
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur-Biol., No 7, 1958, 33081
Author : CherU=a_Bu_ -I-
Inst : IM"t given
Title : Test of Larusan in Experimental Tuberculosis,
and the Remote Results of the Therapy.
Orig Pub :V sb.; Klinika i terapiya tuberkuloza i orSani-
zatsiya bor'by s nim. Sverdlovsk, 1q5?, 59-69
Abstract :More than 10 thousand plantings were i:iade, and
Q
962 mice, 247 Guinea pi's, -and 3 do,~a were emp-
0
loyed in the caurse of 4 years, in the study of
the effect of larusan (1) on tubercular infections.
1 had a bacteriostatic effect in concentraIII-ion
of 1:10 m1n., and in combination v.,ith streptomy-
cin or PASK in dilution of 1:30 m1n. The bacteri-
cidal action of 1 in relation to tubercular
Card 112

CHEW XO`VA P E. I.
Study of the effect of metazide under experiment conditions in
tuberculosis. Xhim. i med. no.14t45-49 160, (MIRA 14-.12)
1. Sverdlovskiy institut tuberkuleza (dir. - prof. I.A.Shakleyn).
(TUBERCULOSIS) (METAZIDE)
(MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS)

V.L.; POSTOVSKIY, 1.7a.; CIERTKOVA, E.I.
NIRKNBURG, J,
1-ary.1-5-alky-'Lmercatotatrazole and I-aryl-,',-alkyJBulfonylt-etrazole
and their antituberc-alosis antiv-1ty. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; khim. i
khim.takh. 8 no.2.-258-26"L 165. 1 (MIRA 18:8)
I. Ural'akIy politakhnicheskiy institut Imen-.1 Kirova -1, Sverdlovskiy
nauchno-Joslodovatellski,v Institut tubarkuloza.

CHERTKOVA, E.I.Y kand. med. nauk; UDIIDVA, N.N~, kand, Med, nauk
Role of pyridoxine in experimental chemotherapy of tubernu~Losjs.
Probl. tub. 42 no.10:65-68 164, (Mikk 18$l1)
1. Sverdlovskly nauchno-issledovatel'Bkiy institut tuber-
kuleza (direktor - prof* I.A. Shakle1n) Ministerstva zdravo-
f
okhranenlya RSFSR.

MWTKOVA, P.A.
Central State Scl. Control lost., (-1944-)
wMicroflora of the wounds of wartim, after the date of the N....rear cyacuation
hospital, N
Zbur. Mikrobiol,,, Epidemiol.,, i Immunobiol., Rol 9, 19"

L f:: F,
CHERTKM, fnu
Central State Sci. Control Inst., (-1944-)
"On the stability of the toxin of amerobic bacilli in glycerine"
Mm. Mikrobiol., Epidemiol., i lumnabiol., No. 9 19".

USSR/Medicine - Botulinus Anatoxin Feb 53
.,,,"Rvaluation bf the Imatmogenic Activity of Botu-
F~linus Anatoxins of Types A and B," F.A. Chertkova,
-`Z`7Z.F. Zubova, T.V. Shapovalova, State Control Inst
"of Sera and Vaccines imeni L.A. Tarasevich; Moscow
":416st fo-f Epidemiol and Microbi4_7 imeni.l. I.
Mechnikov
"Zhur Mikrobiol, Epidemiol, i Immnobiol" No 2.
pp 6o-65
Determination of J-1nogenic properties of Type A
botulimm anatoxins can be carried out by adsd&U-
tration... to wAssa pigs and then treatins . tba: &AIMMLIs
.;&C& tozln~.Th" ~Wthdd can'be'' iied in the ease
Of. ?7*, B aMtoxins may when the gui Inea, pigs
WWU6*'-tested for absence of nor-fti an-tibodim
i6 khtithiin. -bontent, found in the blood of
lilrL~a pigs 4-minized with anatoxin cbaracterins
fteistance to toxin, viz. the effectiveness of
tb~ iumtOxin- Quantitative data obtained by the
Wth6ds described indicate vhether the anatoxino
U% suitable for hyperisminization of horses. .
246T15

CHWKOTA. P.A.; SEW. To.&.; LETCHOLD. L.A.
Wfectiveness of combined vaccination against diphtheria ana tetanus
depending on preceding.Innunisition. Zliur.mikrobiol.spid. i 1--un.
27 no.4:49-55 Ap 155. (PIRA 9:7)
Is Is Gosudarstviennogs, kontrolinogo instituts vaktaln I syvorotok
Imeni, 2srasevicha.
(VACCDM AO -TACCINATICE
dophtherls combined with totanneg off, of preceding
immun.)
(DIPHIMRIA, prow. & control
Vacc*.embined, with tetanue. aff. of precedtng immun.)
(TBUMIS.'preve & control
vacc., combined with diphtheria, off. of preceding Ismun.)

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CHIRTKOVA.-F.A.;-DIDENKO. S.1.; USHAKOVA. A.A.
Anaphylactogenic properties of thrombin from horse plasma and
native horse sera. Zhur.mikrobiol.spid. i immun. 28 no.8:107-110
Ag '57. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Iz Gosudaretvennogo kontrollnogo institute imeni Tarasevichs.
(ALLKRGT, experimental,
anaphylactogenic off. of thrombin from horse plenma
native serum OUBD
CTHRONBIN, effects,
same).

GROD110, H.S.;
Method of control of low4nogenic properties of anstoxins I. nice. Zhur.
mtkrobiol. epid. I Iowan. 29 no.11:114-115 1 058. (11M 12: 1 )
1. Is Gosudaretyannago kontrolinaRp inotituta imeni Tarasevicha.
(VAGGIUS AMD TACGINVION,
control of Immanogento properties of anatoxine for
vacc. on nice (Has))

17 (6, 12)
SOV/16-6o-4-21/47
AUTHOR: Chertkova. P.A.., Grodko-1 N.S.. Ushakova, A.A., Denisova, I.Ya., Kats, F.M.
~i6d7- Dudarenk6, -G.V.
TITLE:, Standard Botulisr~Antiserum Type E
PMODICAL; Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii, 1960, Nr 4,
pp 84 - 87 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors made a study of the standard botulism antiserum type E
(batch 216/2) prepared at the Khar'kovskiy institut vaktsin i syvorotok
imeni Mechnikova (Institute of Vaccine and Sera imeni Mechnikov, Khar1kov
and also of two other batches of antiserum - batch 205/1, also prepared
by the same institute, and batch 16/3 prepared at the Institut epidemio-
logii i mikrobiologii imeni Gamalei AMN SSSR (Institute of Epidemiology
and Microbiology imeni Gamaleya of the AMN, USM). A standard for the
botulism antiserum type H was worked out and the size of one antitoxic
unit (AU) set at 0.03 mg of dry tubstance. An experimental toxin dose
was determined and titration of antisera was recommended at 1/10 of this
experimental dose (L+/10). It was found that the experimental dose of
the three batches of toxins prepared on different nutrient media contained
Card 1/2 different amounts of MID (minimum lethal dose). Two of the three toxin

Standard Botulism Antiserum Type E
sov/16-6o-4-2i/47
samples studied were activated by trypsin which rather indicated non-
specific activation of one of the toxin batches during its preparation.
There Is I table and 11 references, 2 of which are Soviet; 7 English,
1 Italian and 1 French.
ASSOCIATION: Gosudarstvennyy kontrol'nyy institut meditsinskikh biologicheskikh prepa-
ratov Imeni Tarasevicha (State Control Institute for Medical Biological
Preparations imeni Tarasevich); 1(har'kovskiy institut vgFt-sini syvorotok
imeni Mechnikova (Institute of Vaccines and Sera imeni Mechnikov, Khar'kov)
SUBMITTED: September 24, 1958
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BFILENIKAYA, G.M.; GLADSIITEYN, A.I.; LORAN, I.D.; CIIERTKOVA, F.A._,-.--
Standardization of lydase - a Soviet preparation of testicular
hya2uronidasa. Lab. delo 8 no.4:2&32 Ap 162. (MIPA 15:5)
1. TSentralInyy institut travmatologii i ortopedii (dir. - deyetvitelinyy
chlen AM SSSR prof. N.N.Priorov [deceased]) J Gosudarstvennyy-kQntrol'nY).,
institut meditainskikh biologichoskikh preparatov imeni L.A.Tarasevicha
(dir. L.S.Ogloblina). (HYALURDNIDASE)

CHERTKOVAP F.A.; USHAKOVA, A.A.; LUZINA, A.G.
Possibility of determining the reaction-producing qualities of
wbooping cougb-diphtheria vaccine under experimental conditions.
Report No. 1. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid.1 i=iun. 33 no-5:27-31 W 162.
(MIRA 15:8)
1. Iz Gosudarstvennogo kontrollnogo instituta meditsinskikb biolo-
icheskikh preparatov imeni Tarasevicha.
INOOFING COUGH-PREVENTIVE INOCULATION)
(DIPHTHERIA-PREVENTIVE IkCULATION)

CHERTKOVAP F.A.; SOKOLOV, S.K.
Response to D.P. Pletaltyi. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. i immin.
33 no.11:97-100 N 162. IMIRA 17:1)

G-EdITKOVA F.A.; T.ORAN, I.D.
Control of the im.=nogen-*,.c-. pTorur,Vt-., s:
coccal anatorins in experijrenLs cii wh~-t,~i iu i ce T, bi v L b -c 1 6
epid. I Imman. 40 no.9:?0-73 "3163.
1, Jz Gosudarstvennogo

FONOMARZXA~ Natallya Afanas'7evnal NECHAYEVA, Aleksandra Semenovnal
CHERTKOVA, F.A.t red.
[Ga=a globuliny'disma-globulin. Moskva,, Meditsinap 1965.
177 p. (MIRA .1883)

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AUTHOR: Chprtkova, 1'. A.; Svishcheva, N. D. Pletneva, 1. L
TITLE: Study of ctrains of Clostridilier botulinum types A, B, C, D, and E
SOURCE: -hurnal mikroblologii, eDideriologii i irmunobiologii, no. 7, 1965, 16-20
TO P J C TA CZ -11otriliurr. bot-ulinum, toxin, microblologv, antigen, bacteriologic
cultur~e nt-eth-Ddl
U ST RA C 107 strains of the causative agent of bo t sm
asr.,.a~ec e--:demics, c,-' the -disease lo de-ei-Tr..'-we the 17"1--ve's. -~,i -
"'nal Y e 7f tcxi:, C.-,.-"d ~L- je~prn4ne~4 A-
,m--ment
V-resence c'~ ap.- Fens in types A anr- !e neut: 7
ec', the strict specificity of the toxins of *y-,es A,
nents appeared only 'in the C and D types. Of the 10-1 strairns studied, ~n v ~c,
typed; A--25, B--i9. C--2, D--l, E--2, Fifty-eigh* stra.,ns "'7,s-t t~,e:-
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properties after prolonged storage. These properties could not be restoreed even
after numerous passages an nutrient media. The presence of common non-toxigenic
antigens in the A and P types was detected in a gel reaction. No cor-re lation vas
observed between toxicity and number of precipitation lines in agar. Filtrates of
the strains that 1-~)st their toxigenic properties retained the-:r capa-:,v t-! -7r,
.pr'-ci-Ildtion The p-4!cipitation reaction ir, j-. Ff,,W(,~
:botuUnwn possess vommon antigens. Cw= -antig-Du rrii-t i~Eiv
and D. Orig. art. has: 4 tables.
kontrol'nv-,, in~,-itut ;m.. Taraso,~11,-ha (')!ale
institute)
SUBM17"ED: 1 r,.j ., 6 L :-S
NO REY' SCA7: 003
OPHE R: 01i J

CHCRTKOVA., F.A.; SVJSHCIfEVAv N.D.; PLETNIZ-111-1, I.L.
Study of the AvBpCv and D types of CIrstrid-l-m brohdimm strains.
Zlmr, mikrobiclep spid, i 4xmm, 42 r-o.7:16-20 J-1 165.
(MIRA 18:11)
1. Gosudarstvemiyy kantrollmyy institut iveui Tarasavioha.

CMIRMOTA, G.A.; UMRMA, A.*.: NDLMWU, A.A.
--------
White mice an objects for the experivautal determination of a"-
phylactWnie proportion of therspoutlo nom. Zhur.olk3robiol.,
spid.i lumm, 30 to.12.0,13-36 D 159. (NIU 13 -.5)
1. Is Goeudarstvannego leontrllnogo lustituts. Imeni Tarasevicha.
(UMM MIlm pharmscol.)
(ALLUGTJ

CHERTKOVA, I.N., ispoInyayushchiy obyazannosti assistenta (Voronezh, Leningrad-
1320 kv;15)
Silver impregnation using N.I.Odnoralovto method in macio and
microscopic studies of the innervation of the serous membranes.
Arkh.anat.gist.i embr. 38 no.2:82-83 F 160. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Kafedra operativnoy khirurgii i topograficheskoy anatmii
prof. T.F.Lavrava) Voronezhskogo moditsinskogo instituta.
(SEROUS 104MNES-INNF.RVATION)
(STAINS AND STAINING-(MICROSCOPY))

Country :OSSR
Catcaory: Cultivated Plants. Potatoes. Vegetables. Melons.
Abs Jour: R=iol., No 11, 1958, No 48950
Author : Chertkava, R.A.
inst :Yaku-75ak Sci. B&OV. Inst. of Agriculture
Title :On the Problem of Increasing the Yield and Frost
Resistance in Tomatoes by Means of Hardening.
Orig Pub: Byul. nauchno-tel:ba- inform. Yakutshogo n--i- in-ta,
s-kh. 1957, 1. 9-11.
Abstract: The followinr, experiment was carried out at the
Pokrovskoye Experimental Farm of the Yalmtsk,In-
stitute of ~Zriculture in 1956: Tomato seeds were
soaked in warm water for 12 hours. The excess
water was then removed, and the seeds vere kept at
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USTOMAU, N.A.; CHWKOUO N.A.
Pulmonary concentration of streptomycin following various methods of
administration. Antiblotiki 1-no-3:26-27 NY-Je 156. (MLRA 9:10)
1. Vvovskly nauchno-looledovatellskiy institut tuborkulaza.
(LUNGS. metabolism.
streptomycin, concentration in various modes of admin.(Rus))
(STMWTONYGIN, metabolism,
lungs, concentration in various modes of admin. (Rua))

/ 4/1,/4,
XINS. R.I.. kand.med.nauk; CHMKOVA. K.A.. kand.med.nouk
Axperience in using phthivesid in the form of suppositories In
tuberculous meningitis (with sumaery in Fronchl.'P'robl,tub. 34 no.5;
54-56 S-0 156. (KIRA 10:11)
1. Is Llvovskogo PAuchno-iseledovatellskogo institute tuberkulaza
(dir. G.I.Chenerls, nauchryy rukovoditell - prof. I.T.Stukelo).
(TUBACULOSIS, HNNINGIAL, ther.
Isoulazid,.admin. in suppositories)
(ISONIAZID, ther. use
tuberc., usaingeal, admin. in suppositories)

USSR T
Catogory :Human and Animal Physiology, The Nervous System
.Abs. jour. :.Ref Zhur Biol, No. 2, 1959, No. 8494
T It 1 c, 'A Study of' Higher Nervous Activity in Guinea
Pigs with Experimental Tuberculosis.
OrIg Pub. :Zh. vyssh. nervn. deyat-sti, 1957, No. 2, 7,
285-290
Guinea pigs (29) in which a system of con-
ditioned reflexeswas established in response to
sound and 1-ight (according to Kotlyarevskiy 's
method), were infected with tuberculosis. Threel
hours after they were infected, a predominance
of the excitatory process was noted, after
1-15 days, a predominance of -the inhibitory
process, and toward the beginning of the second
month after a transitional stage of "norinaliza-
tion" of conditioned reflexes, predominace of
the excitatory process was again noted, followed
by a wave-like extinction of conditioned reflexeE,
Card 1/2

CKMOVA, N.A., kand.med.nauk
Some biochemical indicators In the corebrospinal fluid of
tuberculous moningitle patients, Pat,, k1112,j terap.tub,
DOA-45-47 1513. (KIR& 13t7)
1. Is 11vovskogo sanehno-issledavatel'skogo Instituta tuberku-
lesa.
(YANIMINS-TOUMI-0318) (CERMOSPIIUL FIVID)

CHMTKOVA, M.A.; KIIARARTF;R, Mi.?.
Effect of glutamlo txc.-,d on the aalno acid structure of t" hload
s,-3rum in exper.1marAid Vop. med. klilm. 8 no.6:603-
607 N-D '626 (MIRA 17.- 5)
1. lliakhl.ndches~-aya, lalcrat.oziya Llv--volcogo liatitlmc.-I.Ps'-edc.,vatellskogo
1
ims!,Ituta tulx~r'r-112eza.

CHMTKOVAS M.A.j KHOMA-ISMISHKO, A.M.
.1 Content of nuolsic aoid in drug-nonsitive and resiotant
myoobacteria. Zhux. silcrobiol., epid. i immn. 40 no.]+t
31-35 Ap 163. (MIRA 170)
1. Iz Ltvov3kogo nauclino-issledovatollskogo tuberkuleznogo in-
stituta.

CHMKOVA, N.L.
Oxygen treatment of skin diseases with manifestations of hemorrhagic
dtathests preliminary report. Pbdiatriia. no.6:56-57 N-D 155.
WEBA 9: 6)
1. Is Lenipgradekoy bollnitay Imeni Pasters.
(MaRRHAGIC DUT]ISSIS.'In Inf.' and child
cutaneous owdfost., ther., oxygen)
(KIN. In various die.
hemoriiagic diathests in child.. oxygen ther.)
(OXYGM, ther. use
@kin manifest. of hemorrhagic diathesis In child.)

.L 248ol-66 EWP(e)/EWT(m)/EWP(w)/EWA(d)/T/EWP(t)/EWP(k) IjP(C) JD/1r4
ACC NR. AP6oll344 SOURCE CODE: UR/O2.26/66/oO0/OO3/O00T/0013
.~AUTFIOR: Tikhonov. G. F.; Pyr-yalov. L. A.; Chertok3 M. M.
ORG:- Gor'kiy Polytechnic Institute im. A. A. Zhdanov (Gorlkovskiy politekhnicheskiy
institut)
TITLE: Effect of spheroidization on the structure and properties of 2&-ftr-
ly Is It
SOURCE: Poroshkovays, metallurgiya, no. 3, 1966, 7-13
TOPIC TAGS: powder metallurgy, iron powder, stainless steel powder, steel micro-
structure, cold rolling, spheroidization
ABSTRACT: The effects of spberoidization on the structure and properties of powders
were stu4ied usin iron powder %nufactured by the Sulin Metallurgical Plant and
-1Khl7N2J1X1Khl8N;L55,nd lKhl8N9 Mtainless steel powders obtained by the simultane-
ous reduction method. To study the effect of spheroidization on the microcrystalline
structure of powder, only the 0.200 + 0.160 mm fraction was tumbled. Prior to spher-
oidization it was annealed for 2 hours at 650C. As a result of tumbling the iron
and stainless st-eel powders approximated the properties of powders of spheroidal
p8aticles. The retention of a spongy structure by the powder particles makes them a
satisfactory material for rolling and pressing, as a result of which they can be
recommended for the manufacture of spongy, sintered materials for highly effective use
as filters. Orig. art. has.-. 4 figures and 6 tables. [AM]
SUB CODE: 11, 13, 20/. SUBM DATE: 2OOct65/ ORIG REF: oo6/ On REF: 002/
I-Curd

ROYTMANq Ye.A.; CHERTKOVA, MR
Standards for humid disinfection of passenger railroad care by meW
of chlorine-containing disinfectants. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. i immiAn.
31 no.7:9-15 Jl 160. (MIRA 13--9)
1. Iz Dnepropetrovskoy dorozhnoy sanitarno-epidemiologicheskoy stantaii
Stalinskoy(zhele=oy dorogi.
RAILROADS-SANITATION) (DISINFECTION)
(CHLORINE)

CJBWNKOVA. N.V.; KgARAXMM, Zh.Z.
The affect of tuberculous Infection on conditional reflexes and.
phosphorus metabolism of the brain. Probl.' tub.34 no-1:33-38
is-F 056 (K6RL 9:5)
1. Is LIvovakogo nauchno-losledowatellskogo Instituta tuberkalaza
(dir. G.I. Chemeris, muchayy rukoyoditall-prof. I.T. Stukalo)
(TUMMCULOSIS.exper.
off. on c4nditional reflex & phosphorus metab. of brain)
(RZ"zr. CMWITIOM . off. of exper. tuberc.)
(PHOSMCRUS. metab.
of brain, off. of exper. tubere.)
(3waff'
off. of exper. tubere.)

CHERTKOVAO S. I.
CHERTKOVAIV S. I.: "Polymerization of the terpenes of turpentine and of cycla-
pentadiene of the 'benzene head' with hydrogen fluoride". Sverdlovsk. 1955.
Min Higher Bducation USSR. Ural Polytechnic Inet ime-ni S. M. Kirov. (Disseria
tations for the Degree of candidate of Technical Sciences.)
So; Knizhnaya letopis' No. 49, 3 December 1955. Moscow.

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camplapmw in rzosimoo 0 h
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~i-Gxidetldft of turpentint by
V~ C. Plyusnin, -nd R P. Babin. A F. rs
1111~- 29, 1 C 4 51). r3imj. $1. 19,44C.-
polyrnerint!"11 of jurpfmijill In 701n4. J !,Old. hYs1.-_,C-&,bow
,t ywid (bocii of vli,4 -I-thine,i wiih Iff?
S>,nth -tic alutnivotilintt ai, B r~4.zA ~i i gave high yield, cif
dmeri and lo%~ y.c!ds of s~jl-i 11~,)Yfl-- 1% Il,V PfrSrOCt E)
AlCli hydro- anct dehydrogefi-~z -1 '~-.c onsmal ani i~-
nitric iorperIes vw~ phwe. rrclucinp tz~e yield of solid puly-
mers. The ternp. had a) Ont -.!t r ;~,jyinem~tion W IhE
3ce of I I I
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PLYUSNIN, V.G.; RABIN, Te.P.; CHIMTKOVA, S.I.
Hydrogen fluoride polymerization of unsaturated hydrocarbons in
the products of the coke chemical industry. Zhur.prikl.khim.
29 no-7:1070-1078 Jl '57- (MIRA 10:10)
l.Urallskiy filial AN SSSR.
(Polymerization) (Cyclopentadiene) (Hydrofluoric acid)

ization of stump turpentine. iCr_G. Pirusnin.
tic (b 3S- !07~ !!,ared at 4-
igi ....
1. Ile no. 4:4."S. 1
Lc ga r
v., tit: ~-t ~nc I,.
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ract]"llation lip tc

PLTUSNIN. V*G.; PARA, To*P.-,. CMMOVA, SoL
Improved arrangement for hydrogen fluoride polymerization of
torpenes fr#11 gum and stump turpentines, crelppentatione of
benzene heads and unsaturated compoOnds of crude benzene. Zhur.
pkikl. khim, 31 no-10:1592-1596 0 158. (KIRA 32: 1)
l0rallskly filial AN SSSR.
(Polymerization) (HWorarbous) (Turpentine)

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ACC NR: A11,160100602 Monoraph UR/
Plyusnin, V. G.; Plotkina, N. I Chertkova,_S..I.; Lysenko, A. P.;
Geyn, N. V.; Varfolomeyev, D: TIT--_
ProcessinG of tars obtained in the pyrolysis of petroleum hydrocar-
bons (Pererabotka smoly piroliza neftyanykh uglevodorodov)
[Sverdlovsk] sredne-Uralfskoye knizhnoye izd-vo. 1965. l14 p.
illus., biblio. Errata slip inserted. 1,200 copies printed.
Series note: /Ucademiya nauk SSSR. Urallskly filial. Institut
khimii. Trudy, vyp. 8
TOPIC TAGS: petroleum to.-%=a=r product, aromatic hydrocarbon,
pyrolysis RWQ alkene, polyinerization tloQul
IZ Z.,
AND COVER de lolpment of a
PUR~OSE E: This issue describes the"
process for the refining of residue tars obtained from the pyroly-
sis of petroleun. hydrocarbons in order to utilize this waste pro-
duct as an additional source of aromatic hydrocarbons and other
cormiercial products (from the conversion of the remaining unsatu-
rated compounds). It was determined that unsaturated compounds Li
contained in pyrolytic tars can be converted into solid polymeric
resins which separate easily from aromatic hydrocarbons,

C-0MRTKOVfi,V-F
VSSR/Chemistr7 - iulcanization
Gard 1/1 Pub. 22 - 20/40
Authors Kuz minskiy, A. S., and,Chertkova, V. F.
Title The role of oxygen durilig natural rubber vulcanization
Periodical,. I Dok. AN SSSR 99/2,.261-;!63, Nov 11, 1954
Abstract 2 Data regarding the role of oxygen during the vulcanization of natural rubber
are uresented. The OXYeen destruction of the rubber in conditions of press
vulcanization are found to be of no great importance. The dissolved oxygen
particinates in the oxidation of the rubber, but the vulcanization TTocess Con.
tinues at a decreasing rate. An apnroximate calculation showed that the oxy-
gen consumDtion T.,er one hour of vulcanization is twenty times lower than dur-
ing the vulcanization in the open air and the number of destructions is reduc--
ed considerably. The effect of anti-oxidants (secondary aromatic amines) on
the properties of the rubber, formed duriRgr vulcanization, is explained.
Eight USSR references (1946-1954). Table; graphs.
Ins'k-litution : Scientific Research Institute of the Rubber Industry
Presented by: Acadewdcian V. A. Kargin, June 10, 1954