SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YU.M. DEMIN - G.A. DEMINA

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TITIS
:rape at the beSinninj!; of flowering are ( in
water P5.5, protein 3. 1, albumin 1.5,
fate 0.5, cellular tissue 2.7, extract-
Ive substances without nitro8en 5.5, as), 2.7.
A model SYBteM is given of a green conveyor
for the pig breedin.6 farms In the Gissarskaya
valley, in which rape naa a prominent place,
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DEMIN, YueM*
Effect of insulin and y--azinobutyTic acid on the action of
hyaluronidase. Vop.biokhim. 213-15-127 161. (KrRA 15%12)
1. Institute of Biochemistry,. Acadeirq of Sciences of Armeraan
S.S.R., Erevan.
(Hyaluronidase) (Insulln) (Butyric acid)

KECREK, G.A. [deceased); VEMIN, Yu.M..; OSIPOVA, E.N.
Uptake of glucose by cerebral ccrtex sections under the effect
of gamma-aminobutyric acid and insulin. Vop. biokhim 3:69-
78 163. iMIRA 17:12)
1. Institute of Biochemistry, Academy of Sciences of the Armenian
S.S.R., Erevan.

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of r-aminobutyric a,-,id Jr. f,ho
,Di'.amfc and Bapartic acids, alan--~rp and and 'n
of timmonja In the brair. ~lsiue. Vcp. llulc~~)-,!T,.
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'SOURCE: Kdsmicbesklye' issiedovaniya, V. 2 ao. 6. 1964, 939-945
:,TOPIC TAGS: Vibration, ionizing radiation, bone marrow, mitosis,
jmitotic disruption,. spaceflight factor, mouse
ABSTRACT: White mice were-subjected to the individual and conbined
!-action of. vibration and ionizing radiatior?"to determine how these
--factors offect the eytogepetics of m6rrow. In all, -161 male
8.of which erv__ ols. The animaln reeeived
inice vere used, 1, a ed as contr
50-r.doses of x-ray:s 3-5 minutes after being subjected to vertical
vibration (70 cps; 0.4-mm amplitude; 20-min duration). Experimental
animals vere divided into groups which 1) received vibration only;
2) receiied x-ray rradiation only;.3) received both vibration and
irradia"Lon... Zach.of these grou?s had bioloSical controls. DecapitL-
18, 21s, 28, 3-2, 36,
tion was 'accomplished 1/2, 1 , 21 1/2, 5, 7, 10, 15,
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Effect of vibration and X rays on the nucleus of bone marrow cells
in mammals. Radiobiologiia 4 no.4:563-568 164.
(MIRA 17; 11)
1. Institut biologicbeskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.

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TITLE: The effect of some space-flight factors on thei hereditary structures of mam-
mals
SOURCE: Kosmicheskiye issledovaniya, Y. 3, no. 5, 1965, T96-807
TOPIC TAGS., animal geneticis, biologic mutation, radiation biologic effect, radiation
injury, vibration effect, acceleration effect
ABSTRACT: The effect on certain mammalian structures (bone marrow, spleen, and testes)
of vibration and acceleration is studied, as independent factors and in combination
-with redistion. In the first series of experiments, mice were subjected to vibration
with a frequency of 35 and 75 cps (amplitude 0. 4 mm) for 15 min, 1 hr, and 4 hr.
Experimental results showedi an increase in the frequt.-ncy of chromosome adhesions and
an increased frequency of chromosome rearrangements In bone-marrow cells and spleen,
together with adhesion of chromosomes in the =;,mapha3e of meiosis of testes cells.
In the second series of eM)eriments, mice were subjected to acceleration of 8 g for
5 and 15 min. This factor caused an increase In the fr?quency of chromosome adhesions,
and.some increase in the nin3ber of chromosome rearrangements and chromozome fragmenta-
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''tions in the bone-marrow ce32a of mice. In gene ral, it was found that vibration and
acceleration cause disruptions in the nuclei of bone-marrow and spleen cells. knothel
group of experiments on the combined effect of -iribration or acceleration and radiatior
on the cell nucleus showed it general decrease in the radiation effect. Either of
these factors, when applied prior to irradiatioa with x-rays (33 rad/min) or fast
neutrons (11 rad/min) , decreased the radiation effect in the following manner: They
decreased the frequency of chromosome aberrations in bone-marrow cells by the second
day after irradiation and decreased the frequency of chromosome aberrations in gem
cells after 24 hr. However, the protective effect of vibration and acceleration de-
pends not only on when the effect was exerted (prior to or after irradiation), but
also on the time interval between the influencc of these factors and subsequent
irradiation. Analysis of the mechanism of the. combined effect of these *factors is a
very complex problem and requirep much more investigation. Orig. art. has: 10 tableE
and 1 figure.
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A189/A026
AUTHORS: Demin, Z.A.; Chinenkov, L.A.; Slicherbakov, B.P.
TITLE: A TV Synchronizing Generator Assembled on Ferrites and Semiconduc-
tors
PERIODICAL: Tekhnika kino i televideniya, 1961), No- 3, PP, 53 - 57
TEXT: The authors describe the design of a TV synchronizing generator as-
sembled on semiconductors and ferrites with a rectangular hysteresis loop. The
generator was developed by the Nauchno-issledo-vate.'1skaya laboratoriya No. 2 No-
vosibirskogo elektrotekhnicheskogo instituta svyazi (No. 2, Scientific Research
Laboratory of the Novosibirsk Electrotechnical Institute of Communications). MM
synchronizing generator consists of a quartz-stabilized master oscillator, 2
pulse generators, 3 delay lines, 2 frequency dividers, I shift register, 3 dy-
namic flip-flops, 2 pulse adders and 1 trigger. Me synchronizing pulses cor-
respond to the Soviet TV-standard, MCT 7845-55 (GOST 7845-55). The cells inthe
circuits consist of toroidal coms made of MT-24 (PP-24) ferrites, 4 mm in dj-
ameter,alB (DlV) germanium diodes, IT13A (P13A) transistors and 6M (BM) capaci-
tors, 0.02 #F. The master oscillator, output amplifiers, and trigger units are
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A TV Synchronizing Generator Assembled on Ferrites and Semic6nductors
transistorized. The trigger units are assembled on T1403 (P403) diffused tran-
sistors to obtain output pulses with a front diri,ation not exceeding 0.2jusec.
In all, the synchronizing generator contains two 6H1Tf (6NIP) double triodes, 56
ferrite cores, and 40 transistors. Laboratory tests indicated that the fre-
quency dividing and pulse-forming units of this generator have a stable opera-
tion within a 10% fluctuation of the supply Voltage and at variations of the
working temperature from +10 to +600C. There a:m 4 figures and 3 Soviet refer-
ences*
ASSOCIATION: Novosibirskiy elektrotekhnicheski:V institut svyazi (Novosibirsk
Electrote6hnical Institue of Com-unications)
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3SHINA, kandidat tekhniobjeskikh nauk.
On the calculation of eIr tads for !Izeomplete purification. Zhil.-kom.
khoz. 3 no.8:24-2,5 Ag 153. (KLRA 6:8)
(Water--Aeration)

NEKMSOV I G. , goran dispetcher; XCIVU p I.; DIMM, A.
Kipers and thtir lodging hows. Sciv.ohakht. 10 no-8-.34-35
Ag 161, (MIRA 14:8)
l' Shpkhta Noeg kombinata Primoratugoll (for Nekrasov).
2: Komendant obahehezhitiya shakhtoprolchodeheakogo upTivIeniYa
No.20 Popasnpinskiy rayon.. Iuganslaqa oblast' (for Demina).
3* Mashinist vodootliva shaklity imeni Ste4ina v Iuganqkoy
oblait (for Mlepu). (coal miners.)

IMINA, AIA.; CHURGEOV, V.P.
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Photogrmmetric- condensation of altitudev by means of an undistorted
model. Geod. i knrt. no.4*.9-15 JS "56. (MLRA 9-10)
(Photogrammetry-)

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fodder Grasses and Edible iVII
Roots.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 6, 1959, No. 24931
Author Solov'yeva, A. I.; Demina, A. A.
Inst Not given
Title Treatment of the Perennial Lupine Seedlings
with Mineral Fertilizers
Orig Pub Byul. nauchn.-tokhn. inform, Vses. n.-i.
in-t udrobr. i. agropocb.voved., 1956, No 2,
12-14
Abstract Treatment of the perennial lupine with Fs
and Kkh at the rate of 40 kg/ha by the active
agent on sandy and sand-loamy podzol soils
secured an addition to the green-mass
harvest of 4.8 t/ha in the 1st year and 3.7
t/ha in the 2nd year; addition to the seed
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USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fodder Grasses and Edible
Roots.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - BioloGiya, No 6, 1959, No. 24931
harvest was 2.2 c/ha in the 1st year and 0.6
c/ha in the 2nd year. Subsequently, addition
to the winter rye harvest attained 3.6 c/ha.
Tests were conducted by the Sudogorod
Experimental Field in Vladimirskaya Oblast'.
S. A. Nikitin
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UeSR/Microbioloa - Microbes Pathogenic for Man and Animals.
Bacteria. Bacteria of the Intestinal Gr,)up.
Abs JDur : Ref Zhur Biol., N-) 22, 1958, 99377
Author : Demiaa, A.A.
Inst :
Title : Infectivity of H3usebold ,Vticles in Horaes with
Dysenteric Microbes and Tfieir Epidemialogical Role.
Oria Pub : Z. mikr-_)biol., epideraiol. i imil=biol. 1957, No 10,
log-1.14
Abstract : The infectivity of houseJiold articles with ShiG!ella in
homes with insufficiently hiGt sanitary-cultiiral levels
was determined on the outskirts of one city district.
Children up to the aGe of lr~ formed 31.4% of the total
number of inhabitants, 58.0% of cases of dysentery vere
reGistered amona the child popUation, and amonG chil-
dren up to the age of 3, there were 70% of cases of all
child dyseatery. 20 foQi of illness of the acute form
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USSR/ Microbiology - Microbes Pathogenic for Man and biimals- F
Bacteria. Bacteria of the Intestinal Group.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 22, 1958, 99377
and 20 of the chronic foria were taken under observation.
20 apartments, where there was not a single case of intes-
tinal illness, served as controls. Of the 4o foci of
dysentery, in 11 cases the disease affected adultz, and
in 29 children. In order to detect the pathogenic micro-
flora in the environment of the patient, washings of
household objects were iuvestiGated repeatedly. As a
result of 236 investitAtione in foci of acute dysentery,
7 strains of atypical cultures were isalated. The in-
fectivity of various household articles was not uniform.
Durina 356 inve8tiCAtiona, in foci of patients with the
chronic form, 16 atypical strains and 3 strains of micro-
bes of Flexner were isolated. In foci of cbronic dysen-
tery, infectivity of various objects proved to be hiGher
than in the foci of acute dysentery. In the foci, where
atypical bacteria which did not chanm to typical ones
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USSR/Microbiolo,ry - Microbes Pathagenic for Man and Animals. F
Bacteria. Bacteria of the Intestinal Group.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Diol., 96 22, 1958, 99377
durin,-I the process of reversion were found, no repeated
cases of dysentery were observed. New cases of iUness
were observed only in homes with the chronic f,)m of
dysen-~-ery where there were patients in the LCute staGe.
-- M.Ya. Boyarskaya
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DMINA. A.A.
Nature of antypical, strains isolated from objects in the enviroment
where dysentery is prevaled; author"s abstract. Zhur.mikrobiol.
apid. i immn. :28 no.8:41-42 Ag '57. (MIU 11:2)
1. Iz kafedry milcrobiologii II Mosko,rskogo meditainskogo institute
imeni I.Y.Stalina.
(DTSEMRT. BACILLART. microbiology.
atypical bact. strains isolated fra- various objects
in focus of infect. (Run))

DIMINA, A.A.
Infection of utensils with dysentery bacteria in infective foci and
their epidemiolo~Sical role. Zhur.mil,-robiol.epid. i immun. 28 no.10:
109-114 0 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Iz kafedry mikrobiologii 11 Moskovskogo madit5inskogo institute
imeni N. I.Pirogove.
(DYSINURY, BAGIIAARY, tranamiBsion,
by infect, householdl utensils (Rue))
(ZATING TWANSILS. microbiology.
Shigalla dysenteriae, role in transm. of dysentery (Rus))

DEMINA, A. A., Car4lded Sol -- (diss) "Significance of tOb 14odiflea
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Forms of Intestinal Bacteria in Dysentery Epidemiolofry." MoBt
1958. 15 ppe Ond Mon State Med Inst Im N. 1. Pirogov), 200
copies, (Ut 7-58, 112)
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DEMINA, A.A.; BODISKO, V.!-.; ARKUINGELISKAYA, K.N.; LARINA, L.I.
Bnetortological diagnosis of pertussia under conditions of mass
specific vaecinatio,-6 Zhur. itdkroblol., apid. i immwi. 40 no.9;
26-30 8163. (MIRA 17:5)
1. lz l4oskovskogo instituta vaktsLn i syvorotok imeni Mecimikova
i DetaLoy gorodakoy ball-nitsy Bau.manskogo rayona Moskvy, No.32.

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DEMINA, A.A.; STAN-SLAVSKIY, Ye.S.; LARINA, L.I.
Antigenic,, toxi,- and protectiva properties of the cellular com-
ponents of Bordetella pertussis. Zhur. mikrobi-ol., epid. i immurk.
41 no-4Z17-22 Ap 164o (MIRA 18z4)
1. Moskovskiy institut vqktsin i sy-vorotok imani 1-bchirlikova.

DEMINA, A. I.._ _ - - ,:.-.-
Santonin-bearing wormwood from thm flora of tho Ukrainian S.S.R.
TruAy Bot.1nat.5sar,6 no#7;108-11(:) 159. (MMA 13:4)
1. Odenskiy fELrm&tsnvtiche9kiy invititut.
(6aesoa Province...-Wornwood)

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S/JQ 62/000/001/005/006
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AUTHORS: Tarakanov, 0. G., Demina, A- I,, Vasillyev, B. V.
TITLE: Research into the adhesion of foam plastica~ Communication
II. Adhesion properties of foam polyurethan and foam
polystyrene
PERIODICAL: Plasticheakiye massy, no. 1, 1962, 41-43
TEXT: The dependence of the adhesive power of foam plastics t,5 metals on
temperature, cleanness of the metal surface, and duration of foaming was
investigated. For this purpose, foam polystyrene specimens with an
embedded metal cone were heated in a thermostat for 30 min, the cone was
then torn out, and the stress per cm2 of metal surface was measured. The
maximum adhesive power (1,1 3 kg/cm2) sharply decreased above 700C. The
adhesive power of the plastics on metal was largely influenced by the
duration of foaming. The optimum foaming time must be specially deter-
mined for each case and probably depends on the foaming agent content of
the initial material. Both in the presence and absence of an oxidation
layer on the cone surface, the adhesion of the plastics is stronger than
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their cohesion. Polystyrene is assumed to adhere to the oxidized metal
suriace by means of covalent binding between carbon and the metal ion of
the oxidized surface. In the case of foam polyurethan. the adhesive power
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increased linearly with increasing volume weight. Foam plastics with a
volume weight of up to 0-14 g/cm3 showed tearing off from all metal
surfaces investigated due to cohesion; plastics with a higher-volume
0
weight showed mixed tearing off. The specimens were also heated to 150 C
in a two-hour cycle, or constantly for 3, 6, 9, or 12 hrs. E-ven a 12-hr
beating did not reduce the adhesive power (10.0 kg/cm2 at 0.12 g/cm3 volume
weight), nor did several days' storage of specimens in distilled water.
Finally, the conical metal cores were moieitened with water before being
cast in with plastics (foam polyurethan)~ and the filled molds were then
left for 1 hr at 700C, did not impair the adhesive power. Cleaning of
the metal core may be restricted to polishing with emery and rinsing with
hot acetone. Foam polyurethan was prepared by formula no. 3 of the
Fiziko-khimicheskaya laboratoriya VladiMi3-skogo NIIS (Physicochemical
Laboratory of the Vladimir NIIS).. There ure 3' figures, 3 tables, and
5 references: 3 Soviet ai~d 2 non-Soviet, The two references to English-
language publications read as follows, B. A., Dombrow, Polyurethanes, eh.
Reinhold Publishing Corp~, U.S,,A.) 195'i'; J, E,. Rutzler, Adhesives Age,
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TXRAKANOV, O.G,~ DEMINA, A.T.; DUSTAGA, Ye.G.
St-:-uoture formation In nonaqueous foam films as a factor
of their stabilization. DAL AN SSSR 163 no.3s684-685 J1 '65.
(MIRA 180)
1. Vladbpdrakiy nauchno.-I.ssledovatel'sIdy institut sinteticheskikh
am-ol, Submitted January 11, 1965.
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AUTHOR: Vaell'yev, B. V.: Tarakanov, 0. G.; Demins, A.
ShIrobokova, A. Is 19
ORG: Scientific Research Institute of Syiathetic Resins (Nauchn'o-
Insledavatel'aRy ins tMR-a In"Fe tichesk1T9--e=mo F--
TITLE: Investigation of polyurcthanet/crystalli:cation
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3OURCZt Vysokomolskulyarnyya soyedineniya, v. 13, no. 5, 1966, 938-942
TOPIC TAGS: polyurethane, crystal lattice, glycol, isocyanate,
crystallization, copolymerization, molecular weight
ABSTRACT: The crystallization capacity and morphological structural
types an a function of the chemical composition of polyurethane has
been, studied. The crystalline lattice of polyuTethane depends on the
Initial 1socyanate and glycol structures. The crystalization capacity
of polyurethane drops with an increase in the polyester molecular weift
UP to 1000. In the case of polymer.@ with a polyester base and moleculw
weight above 1000, the polyurothane could crystalize. However, In this
came the crystalline lattice structure does not depend on the diiso-
cyanate structure but only on the polyester structure. The degree of
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MINAP A.N.; KUZIMINA, G.P.; TROMANOVA, L. S.
Determination of the unevennesit of silk clysiability.
Standartizataiia 27 no.10:41-45 0 163. (MIRA 16:11)

SHULIMAN, X. S.; DIRMA, A. S.; MOROZOVA,, V. T.
Amylase sorption from solutions of fermentation preparations.
Spirt, prom. 29 no.3tl3-15 '63. ~, (MMA 16--4)
1. VBesoyuznyy nauchno-insledovatellskiy institut fe--mentnoy
i spirtovoy promyshlennosti.
(Amylase) (S03.-Pti*n)

KOVALEVSKAYA, I.L.; EPSHTEYN-LITVAK, Rj.; DMITRIYEVA-RAVIKOVICH, Ye.M.;
KURNOSOVA, N.A.; SHCHEGLOVA, Ye.S.; FUDINAND, Ya.M.;
KHCMIK, S.R.; MAKHLINOVSKIYP L.P.; PETROVA, S.S.;
GOLUBOVAp Ye.Ye.; GOITCHAROVA, Z.I.; SAPKANEYEV, A.P.;
SIZINTSEVA, V.P.; Prinima1i uc-,hastiye: MM)YUKRA, G.A.;
OSOKINA, L.A.; RACHKOVSKAYA, Yu.K.; OSOVTS3EVA, 0.1.;
DEDUSENKO, A.I.; KOVALEVA, P.31,; KARASHEVICH, V.P.;
CHEBOTAREVICH, N.D.; CHIGIRIO T.R.; SKULISKAYA, S.D.;
KEGIETZHIYEV, B.A.W ~DEMNA~A,Sj ZUSIMAN, R.T.; YESAKOV, P.I.;
SYSOYEVA, Z.A.; ZI FALICIffVSKAYA, A.A.;
DENISOVA, B.D.; TIMOFELEVA, R.G.; SYRKASOVA, A.V.;
LYANTSMAN, S.G.
Reactivity and immmological and epidemiological effectiveness
of alcoholic typhoid and paratyphoid fever vaccines in school
children. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 33 no.7.-72-77
Jl 162. (MIRA 17: 1)
1. Iz Moskovskogop Rostovskogo, Omskogo institutov epidemio-
logii i mikrobiologii, Stavropol'shogo instituta vaktsin i
syvorotok I Ministerstva zdra-1rookhraneni-ya RSPSR. 2. Rostovskiy
institut epidem'Lologii i mikrobiologii (for Kovaleva).
3. Stavropollskiy institut vaktsii. i eyvorotok (for Sysoyeva).
4. Kikybyshevskiy institut epidemiologii :1 mikrobiologii (for
Zinoviyeva). 5. Saratovskaya gorodskaya, sanitarno-opidemiolo-
CPie,hAqkSIVA-st&ntsiYa ~for Lyantsman).

KRETOVICH, V.L.; DEMINA, A.S.; YAKOVLEVA, V.I.
Glutamic dehydrogenase and alanine dehydrogenase of Aspergillus
niger. Dokl. AN SSSR 159 no-5t1169-1172 D 164 (1,1111RA 18:1)
1. Institut biokhlniii imeni A.N. Bakha All SSSR i Vsesoyuznyy
nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut fe=en-bioy i spirtovoy pro-
myshlennosti,, Moskva. 2. Chlen-korrespondent M SSSR (for
Kretovich).

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I. le.,~ti-.'-ut biokhimij, inieni A. N. Pakha All SSSR i Vsf--f7c,,--,znTy Pau.--.:ffic-
11 s'k iv -?Isti tut f -:zy spirtov,,YS

DIKINL. A.T.
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On the problem of the most efficient depth for aeration tanks.
VodA san.tekh. no.8:23-24 N 155. MR& 9-3)
(water-Aeration)

INKINA, A.T.; TOPCHIYZVA, M-V-
Operations of primry horizontal clarifiers at the Kharkov
biological station. Vod. i san. takh. no.90-7 S 158. (MIRk 11:10)
Markey-Water-Purification)

AKOPYAN, S.O.; BAZEV, N.S.; DEMINA, A.V.; SHAYEVSKIYp Yu.I.; YUFEROV, Yu.K.
Development of the layer D in the Shkapovo oil field.
Nefteprom. delo no.6:3-8 ~63. (MIRA 16tlO)
1. Neftepererabatyvay-ushcheye upravlenlye, "Alcsakovneft'.11
(Shkapovo, region-Petroleum production)

B/194/62/000/006/149/232.
D201/D308
AUTHORS: Shevchik, T.N., and Demina, A.Ye.
TITLE: Theory of the plane -magni-e-tron
PERIODICAL: Referativniry zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioele1r.tronika,
no. 6, 1962, 14, abstract 6Zh101 (Nauchn. yezhegodnik;
Saratovsk. un-t. Fiz. fa.k. i N.-i. in-t me-ldian. i fiz.
1955. Saratov, 1960, 107-108)
TEXT: The results of evaluation of the electronic efficiency and
the analysis of conditions of self-excitation of a plane magnetron
are given in kinematic approximation. A relationship was obtained.
which describes the efficiency as a function of transmit angle in
various regimes, except the critical and beyond-the-critical.
lAbstracter's note: Complete translation.]
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MINA, D.M.; ZABAIMIYA, A.P.; XANMOR, I.S.
b------- Awil-1sw
Avaluation fron the point of view o%* hygiene of the effect of a deficiency
in natural ultraviolet Irradiation. Gig.1 san. no.1:6-9 Ja 154. -
(KLU 6:12)
1. lx Instituta obabohey I koumum,11noy gigiyeny Almdemii aeditainakikh
mawx SM
Mtraviolet rays-11hysiologloal effect)

PIE JII/M
USSR/Human. and Animal Physiology - Effect c f Physical Factors R_i4
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 1957, 71300
Author : Dantsig, D.M., RW M., Zabaluyeva, A.P., Yandrod, I.
Inst
Title : The Comparative Evaluation of the Antirachitic Action of
U-V 3xradiation of Sun Lamps and Vitamin D.
Orig Pub : Pub: In coll: Tr. Nauchnoy se3ii, Posviashch. ostizh. i
Zad nbam sov. biofiziki, v. s. Kh. M. Isd-vo AN SSSR,
1955, 121-127
Abstract : Rats on a rachitogenic diet were irradiated by sun lamps
(0.1-0.2 erythema dose); the rats of a special group re-
ceived daily vitamin D I m. u.; the control rats received
neither irradiation nor vitamins. After 20 days, the ac-
tivity of thyroid phosphatase and inorganic P in blood
was determined and also X-rays of the hind limbs were ta,-
ken. All findings pointed to the fact that irradiation
had a much greater prophylaxi:3 than vitamin administra:-
tion.
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USSR/Human and Animal Physiology - Effect of Physical Factors. R-14
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 1957, 71300
In another series of tests, where rats with severe expe-
rimental rickets were used, a high therapeutic effect of
irradiation was obtained. Ob-.;ervations of 27 children
from one of the extreme northebrn regions showed that ir-
radiation for two months, porduces increase in phospha-
tase activity in the blood. The authors, consider, that
the irradiation gives a doubtlessly hygienic effect,
which cannot be obtained by administration of vitamins
alone.
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ZABALUTEVA, A.?.; TALKWOVA, I.K.; ZJM11i~,,
Results of preventive irradiationof young school children in the
schoolroom with orythema-does latips and In photaria with PRL-7
lamps, Vop,kur., fisioter. I leeb.fiz.bal't. no.4:22-26 O-D 155.
1w (MIRA 12:12)
1. Iz nauchno-iseledovatel'skogo Institute. fizioterapil. Hinisterstva
zdravookhranenlya RSPSR (dir. - prof. A.N. Obrosov) I Inatituta ob-
shchey I kommanaluoy gigiyany AW SSSR (dir. - deystvitelln" chlen
AMN SSER prof. A.N. Sysin).
(ULTRAVIOLET RATS, therapeutic use,
prey. irradiation of school child.)

USSR/Hurzn and Animal Physiology (Normal. and Pathological). T
Metabolism. Vitamins.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol., No 6, 1959, 26251
Author Demina, D.M.
Inst
Title An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Lon-Wave Ultravio-
let Radiation (Erythemal Luminescent Lamps) as Compared
to the Action Of Vitamin B2 in the Prophylaxis of D-Vita-
rain. Insufficiency
OriU, Pub Zh. gir~iyeny, epidemiol., inikrobiol., i imw-iol. (Chehosl).
1957, IL, No 4, 388-398
Abstract The therapeutic effect of radiation with luminescent
erythemal lamps (LEL) was compared with the effect of
vitarain D2 Oil so"-t'ons in experiments on rats which
received rachitoGenic rations. Equally valuable, in the
sense of a favorable effec-'. on the content of P and acti-
vity of phosphatase of the blood and rachitic chanSes in
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lWaluation of the affect of long-wavit ultraviolet Irradiation a=d its
comparison with vitanin W in preven'tion of vitamin D deficiency. J. 4g.
ftl1ex., Praha I no,4:169-471 1957.
1, Institut far allgessine und Komma:nalbU,giene der Akademie fur medi-'
cinische Wineenschaften der UdSISR, Roakau.
(RICEM , prevention and can-troll,
. ultraviolet irradiation & 1ritsmin. D2, comwison (Gar))
(MILUVIOLIT BA75, ther. use,
rickets prev., oomparlson with vitamin M (Ger))

DMINA, D.M.
i~aluation of the effectiveness of :I.ong-wa;e ultraviolet irradiation
(arythematous fluorescent lamps) as compared with vitamin D2 in
prevention of vitamin D Aeficiency ('with summary in English]. Gig. I
san. 22 no.6:3-10 Je 157. (MIRA 10:10)
1. Iz Institute abshchey i immunalluoy gigiyeny AMN SSSR.
(RICKETS,, prevention and control,
ultraviolet bays & vitamin D2. comparison (RUB))
(VITAMIN D, therapeutic use,
D2. rickets prev.. comparison with ultraviolet rays (Rus))
(ULTRAVIOIST RAYS, therapeutic use,
rickets prev. comparison with vitamin D2 (Rus))

7-.
ACCESSION NR: AP4042482 S/0240/64/000/007/0020/0024
AUTHOR: Solov'yev, Yu. 14. (Candidate of medical sciences);
Demina, Do M..-(Candidate of,bialogical scienced.)
TITLE: Reaction of loose connective tistitue,to cold and ultraviolet
radiation
SOURCE: Gigiyena i sAnitariya,.no. 7. 1964, 20-24
:,.TOPIC TAGS: ultraviolet radiation, connective tissue, PRK 4 lamp,
EUV 15 lamp, short wave, long wave. rat, cytography, low. temperature
ABSTRACT: Data are presente'd on changes de'Nreloping in cytograms of
:;subcutaneous loose connective'tissue of rats under thp effect of cold,
J- li(2-5C),.ul'traviolet.radiation of-various -wavelengths, and the combined
lieffects'bf the two factors. Ultraviolet soutces were an EqW~-15.Ldmp
~;(wavelength - 280 to' 380 millimicrons) and a PRK-4 lamp with both
Inear and far ultraviolet light (about 26% shorter wavelength than
254 millimicrons). The experimental animals were in seven groups:
1control; exposed to cold; exposed to cold plus EUV-15 light, total
Idose 3160 microwatts-min/cm2; exposed to 4i,*UV-15 light, dose 790
'.Cord 2

ACCESSION NR: AP4042482
2.
-imicrowatts-min/cm exposed to EUV-15 light, dose 3160 microwatts
Imin/cm2.. exposed to PRK-4 light, dose 590 mlcrowatts-min/cm2; and
.1
2
t,;exposed to PRK-4 light, dose 1960 microwat:ts-min/cm Exposures
werr carried out for 3 weeks. When used in suberythematous do'ses'
:the near ultraviolet light (EUV-15) wasl!faund to have a stimulating
1
effect on the cellular content of loose'cannective t ssue, particularly
on young fibroblasts and histiocytes. Exposure to cb1d, which produced
..ia stress effect, had a depressing effect cin loose connective tissue.,
Radiation from the PRK-4 lamp, which included shorte'r ultraviolet
!wavelengths, tended to have a depressing effect oni connective.-tissue.
'c
The combined application of.' old and near ultraviolet radiation
caused an additive effect, the action of the cold being somewhat
suppressed.
[ASSOCIATION: Institut obahchey i kommunal"noy gigie0y im. A. N.-
Sysina AMN SSS.R, Moacow-ftnatitute of General and Municipal Hygiene, AMN- SSSR).,:
SUBHITTED: 27Mar63 ENCL: 00
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SOLOVIYEV, Yu.N.; DEMINA, DsM _ (Moskva)
Effect of cold and ultraviolet radiation on the system of mast
cells. &*h. pat. 26 n.o.8&63-M 164 (MIRA 18:2)
1. institut obshabey i kom--runaltnoy gigiyeny imeni '.N. SyBina
(dir. - chlen-korrespondent AMR SSS.11 prof. V.A. Ryazanov) Alai
SSSR.

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AUTHORS, Bernshteyn, M.L.,,
Demina E,L, and
TITLE, Thermomechanical
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E073/E483
Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Safonova. K,E, Engineers
treatment of ball-bearing steel
PERIODICAL. Metalloveden3.ye i termiches'..caya obrabotka metallov,
rto-,I, 1962, 23-28
TEXT; The authors in-irestigated the influence of thermo-
me-hanic-al treatment on the structure and properties of ball-
bearing steel DUIX15 (ShKhl5) Wo' C, 1~3% Cr, 0.3% Mn, 0.2% Si,
0.01% S, O~02% P). Cylindrical and flat specimens were deformed'
by rolling at a temperature above Ac3,total reductions (estimated
by means of a logarithmic formula) of 5, 10, 25, 50 and 80% being
attained in a single pass. The cylindrical specimens were
tempered at 140, 240 and 440*C for 4 hours, The flat specimens
were tempered at 240% (2.4 hours), 450, 500 and 550% (30 min).
Aix coollng was applied in every case. X-ray investigations ifere
made on spe-,imens cut from the centre of the rolled and quenched
specimens that had not been subjected to mechanical tests.
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Bending tests on cylindrical specimens (N.I,Dolshenko participated
in these tests) indicitted that a considerable increase in ztrength
and a shnip inzi-ease in ductility were obtained as a result of
thermomechanical treatment, The results obtained with 180 mm long,
4 mm thick specimens, subjected to thermal or thermomechanical
treatment followed by tempering for 24: hours at 240'C, indicated
that if the thermomechanical treatment, is applied under optimum
,,:onditions, material can be produced tithich even under unfavourable
test conditions will exhibit bending -Arength of 400 kg/mm2,
as compared with 140 kg/mm2 for speciriens that had been subjected
to conventional heat treatment. Bending tests on flat micro
9pecimens yielded similar results. These specimens were subjected
to -rhe following treatment, heating -to 930'?C for 20 min., reduction
by rolling in a single pass with redu,~.tions of 7, 25, 65 and 90%,
immediate quenching i.n oil, followed by tempering at 4500C for
30 min. For comparison, a batch of specimens was subjected to
the same heat treatment without planti;. deformation. In the
iat+er n-asa the bending strength inc-reased to 100 kg/MM2. against
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320 kg/Lym2 attained in specimens deformed to 90% reduction;
in addition, the thermomechanical treatment brought about an
almost four-fold increase.in ductility, which is particularly
important since this steel had a strong tendency to brittle
failure. It was found that the properties imparted to steel by
thermomechanical treatment were retained at tempering
temperatures of 500 and 5500C. The strengthening effect of the
work--hardening during thermomechanical treatment is very stable
and this is attributed to the fact that plastic deformation
produces a particularly fine structure of the austenite which, in
lurn, ensures high dispersion and submicroscopic nonuniformity of
the subsequently formed martensite. It is also possible that
some texturin- occurs, X-ray structural investigations show
that the density of crystal lattice defects increases with
increasing degree of deformation during thermomechanical
treatment, The actual values after ordinary heat treatment
and after thermomechanical treatment with 90% reduction were,
respecti-vely: 2.0 x 3.011 cm2/cm3, 3.35 x 101 1 cM2/CM3 after
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tempering for 24 hours at 2000C; 1.49 x loll cm2/cm3,
3,24 x 1011 cm2/cm3 after tempering 1'. or 2 hours at 300%;
7.94 A 1010 cm2/cm3 after ordinary he-at treatment;
19~3 x 1()10 cm2/cm3 after tempering at 400'C for 2 hours,
The size of the regions of coherent sc,attering decreases with
increasing deformation. Stresses of the second type in
thermomechanically treated specimens 1.1;empered at 4000C decrease
monotonously with increasing defo7mation. The results obtained
indicate that thermomechanical treatme-nt with high degrees of
deformation reduces the influence of the tempering temperature on
khe block dimensions whichg in the caise of smaller blocks,
increase at high tempering temperatures only. It is possible
ihat this explains, to some extent, permanence of the.effects of
work,-hardening and reversibility of the thermomechanical
treatment, There are 5 figures, 3 tables and 4 references:
3 Soviet-,bloc and 1 non-.Soviet-bloc. The reference to an
English language publication reads as follows:
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Ref.2: J. K. Williamson, R. Smallman. Phil. Mag.1 1936.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut stali
(Moscow Institute of Steel)
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S/659/62/009/0DD/019t030
1003/1203
AUTHORS Demina, E. L., Tai rung-fu and Bemshtein, M. L.
C~
TITLE- The influence of cold-working and of alloying on the crystal structure and on the propm
ties of nickel-base heat resisting alloys
SOURCE Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut metallurgii. Pisledovaniya po zhatoprochnym splavam
v. 9. 1962. Materialy Nauchnoy sessii po zharoproclinym splavam (1961 g.), 139-145
TEXT: The alloys investigated were quenched from 1000-1200"C, and drawn to a 5.25 % and 75% de-
formation, Hardness, red-hardness, the mosaic structure and internal friction were determined. It was con-
cluded from the data that internal friction increases with increase in the degree of cold-working, and that
slip is easier along the block boundaries when the samples with a high degree of cold-work deformation are
heated, this is due to dislocation movements caused by the heat and applied stress, The investigation on the
effect of alloying with chromium, molybdenum and tungsten shows that there is little strengthening of the
solid solution except when the alloying elements present cause lattice imperfections by the formation of a
strengthening phase on aging. There are 4 figures and I table
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ACCESSION-BR; AP3000490 S/0129/63/0001003/0049/0054
AUTHOR:' Bernshteyn, M. L.: Demina, E. L.; lAberman, Ye. L; Chernukha, L. G.
TITLE: Polygo4zation in z2o~yWemum and it's alloys.
SOURCE: Metallovedeniye i termich6skaya obrabotka metallov, no. 5, 1963 49-54
TOPIC TAGS: polygonization in molybdenum, zirconium, titanium
ABSTRACT: Authors nadettesta on molybdenum which was obtained by powder metallurg:-
method. on cast molybdenum, on cast molybdemum alloys with admixtures of zirconium,
titanium as wel.1 as cast molybdenum alloys -with simultaneous admixtures of zirco-
nium and titanium. For selection of recrystallization conditions. the samples
were heated to 1250, 11,00, 1400, 1500 and 1600 degrees with holding at 5. 10, 15,
20 and 30 minutes. The! microstructures were studied and optimum annealing con-
ditions were established. In addition, treatment conditions were established
which produced the most. developed polygonized structure in the molybdenum and its
alloys. Microstruoture testing was done by subjecting the samples to deformation#
deformation and anneal.Ang at 1000-1600 degrees, and, finally, after deformation
and double annealing at-polygonization and higher temperatures. The changes in
relation to
the
structure of molybdenum and its alloys were also studied in
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holding period at optim-m treatment conditions. Authors conclude that polygoniza-
tion raises the temperature of subsequent rearysta2lization which is important for
employing molybdenum and,its alloys at elevated terqieratures. As a result of
development of polygonization in the tested m&terials. an increase of resistance
to small plastic deforma,tions occurs. Orig. art. hitst 6 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovski3r institut stall i splavov (11osco-or Institute for Sted-Ls and.
Alloy
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACI.Mn: 03Jun63 ENCL-. 00
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ACCESSION NR: Ar4oloo67 S/0129/64/000/001/0012/0013
AUTHORSt Bernshteynp M.L.; Birman$ S.R.; Dem:Xnaj E.L.
TITLE: Investigation of 101olygonization in nichrome
SOURCE: Metallovedeniye 1, termicheskaya obrabotka metallov" no. 1',
1964, 12-13
TOPIC TAUS: nichrome; Kh20NBO alloy, plastic deformation, elastic
litait, polygonization, annealing
ABSTRACT: %be conditions for treating Hh2ON80 alloy causing poly-
gonization were established. As a result of polygonization the
resistance to small plastic deformation it; Increased 1.5-2 times.
Aim,iealing for 1 hour at 8!iOC increases resistance to 1% deforma-
tion at 450C by 1.5 times;; this value is Increased somewhat more
by annealing for 100 houris,,' then it decreases. For 4% deformation
at 450C, optimum annealing is for 1 hour 'it 750C.(inereasing re-
sistance 2 times); further annealing up to 40 hours reduces the
!,elastic limit and with longer annealing the elastic limit remains
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ACCFSSION NR; AP4=06T
constant. Orig. art. bas: 2 figures.
A8,30CIATION: bloskovskiy Institut stali i splavov (Moscow Steel
and Alloy, Institute)
SUBMTTTED: 00 DATE ACZ: 01'Feb64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: MT, NO REP SOV: 000 OTHM: 000
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!AUTHOR: L.; Bernshteyn, 14. L. (k
I -
IORG: none
TITLE~ Effect of polygonization on the heat renistance characteristiva
of molybdenum,
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut metallurgii. Svoystva i primeneniye
zharoprochnykh splavov (Properties and application of heat res'istant
alloys). Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1966, 84 86
0 4-
TOPIC TAGS: molybdenum, trea~mer.t.
polygonization,
ABSTRACT: Specimens of sinterql-',-molybdenum wire., 1.00 mm in diameter,
Xere drawn at 300 or 1150C with 5, 9 or 13% reduction, vacuum annealed
'at 1150C for 1 hr, and subjected to stress-rupture tests at 900C under
2,
Is. stres~s of 20 kg/mm The rupture life was fWund to increase with in-
'creasing reductions. For i4stance, specimenslaravn at 1150C with 5%
reduction and then annealed~'at this temperature for 1 hr withstood -
95 min, while spe cimens reduced by 9 or 13% and annealed withstood 240
or 585 min respectively, The annealing of deformed molybdenum stimulatef
the formation of a polygonized structure which has a high creep.r sist-
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ance. However, with drawing at low temperature or with lower reductioA
the poly~gonization is not completed after 1 hr at 1150C. Only drawing
with 13/00 reduction at 11.50c, followed ay annealing at the same tempera-
ture produces a complete polygonization and the highest increase of rup-
-'.*ure life. This mechanothermal treatment, which creates a polygouized
structure, also substantially improves the ductility. For instance, the
maximum elongation of malybdenum deformed at 1150C with 9% reduction and
annealed at 1150C is 24% compared with 8% for molybdenum deformed at
300C and tested without being annealed. Specimens deformed at 300C vitb
5 and even 13%. reduction also have a lower ductilitye Orige arte bast
2 figures,
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01'
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DEMINA, E.M.
Use of different kinds of lightiag in kindergartens. Uch.zap.
Mosk. naucho-issl,, inst. san. i lKig. no.23,71-74 '159.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Moskovskly riauelmo-isaledovatallskiy institut sanitarii
i gigiyeny imeni F.F. Briamana.

BbXRMVA, D.P., nauchnyy Botradnik; INNUA, A.M., nauchrWy sotradnik,
POPOVA, N.M., nauchUy sotrudAVr,`----'~--
Improvement of ta-tificial illumination of school classrooms.
Gig i san. 24 no.4:83-85 Ap '59. W~A 12:7)
1, Iz Moskovskogo nauchno-issledovatel'sk09D inatituta sanitaxii
i gigiyeny imeni ?.I. Itrismana Mirdsterstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR.
(SCHOOISO
illimination (Rua))
(IIMMINkTION,
of uchools (Ran))

6"Is-11i /A
F.R.: DIMINA, I.Z.- SHAPOSHNIKOVA, M.I.
Radiometric titration of zinc an:l copper. Zav.lab. 22 no.10:
110-1149 '56. Wau 10:5)
l.Gorlkovokly gosudarstvanW universitat im. N.I. Lobachavikogo.
(Zinc) (copper) (litration)

BOTTDMIN, O.K.; YEVSTRC179YSV, doktor khimichaskikh now . professor,
retsenzent; TORMN, N.A., doktor tskhn.nauk, professor. retsensent;
KAZURIN, O.Y.. kandidat khim. mauk. retsensent; KUKOW , G.V., doktor
takhnicheskikh nauk-, peofessor, retsensent; ALICIND. I.Ta., kandidat
takhnicheakikh nuak, redaktor; IMIRA, G,A.,. redaktrqrj fATUMOVSKIYA,
I.I., takhnichaskiy radaktor.
[Physical chemistry of silicates] l'isicheskais khimiia silikatarv. Izd.
2-oa, parer. I dop. Moskva, Gos.in'l-vo lit-ry po stroit. materialam,
1955. 285 P. (MMA (9:5)
l.Wedra obahchey tekhnologii silJikatey leningradakego ordena Trudo-
vogo Krasnoge Zueneul Tskhnol*gIchoskc*o instituta inani Lonsaveta
(for Tevetroplyev, Toropov, Mazurin).
(Silicates)

PEULIMAN, P.M.; ZVORYKIN, A.Ta.; DEMINA, G.A.
1- - -- --- -----
Solubility isotherm (251) in the system Nd (NO )3 - RbN03 - H2,0.
Zhur. neorg. khim. 8 no.7:1753-1755 Xl St.
(MIRA 16:7)
1. Institut obahchey i neorganicheskoy'khimii imeni N.S.
Kurnakova AN SSSR.
(Neodymium nitrate) (Rubidium nitrate)
(Solubility',

PERELIMAN, F.M.; DEMINA, G.A.
The system Y(NO 3)3 - RbNO - HNO H20 a' t 250. Zhur.
neorg. khim. 9 no.7:1772-1473 J1316?".. (MIRA 170)
1. Inatitut obohahal i neorganioheBkoy khimi.i imeni N.S.
Kurnakova AN SSSR.

GLEZAROVA, I.L., otv.za vypusk; MINA, G.A.. otv.za vypuzk; -PYATAKOVA,
N.D., takht.red.
(Subject plan for publication of literature on building
materials in 1958) Tematicheskil. plan vypuska literatury po
stroitellnym materialam na 1958 god. Moskva, Goo.izd-vo lit-ry
po stroit.materialam. 1957. 35 P. (MIRA 12:10)
1. Vseooyuznoye ob"yedineniya knizhnoy torgovIl.
(Bibliography-Building materials)

01-
AKUROY, Viktor Ivanovich; RIBISM, P.A., alahdamik, redaktor; DIMINA,_G.A.F
rodaktor; PUTAKOVA, N.D., tekhnichethkiy redpktor - -~OF
[Modern vibration mills vithout grinding parts] Sovremennye vibra-
tsionuys ismellchitall bez maliushch1kh tel. Pod red. P-A-Rabinders.
Moskva, Goe.izd-vo lit-ry po atrott.materialam. 1957- 73 P. (MIRA 101:9)
1. Predeedatell komissit Akedemit nal* SSSR no tonkomu (vibratsion-
nomu) izmelichentyu (for Rebinder)
(Milling machiner7)

0
GORDON. Samuel Se'me'n'ovich; NISNEVICH, H.L., risuchVy redektor; G.A.,
redaktor; PYATAKOVA. N.D.. takhnichemicly redaktor
LSand for concretej Paski dlia betonov. Noskya, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry
po stroit.materialan. 1957. 118 p. (MLRA 10:8)
(Band)

MUZALITSKIT, Oleg Geogriyevich, kand.takhn.asuk; SKIRNOV. Yuriy Vladimirovich,
insh.i Prialmal uchastiye: LTAKBAKH, R.V., iazh.. TSEMIN, B.S.,
inzh., naucbnyy red.; DI . G.A.. red.; MAKOV, $.I., takhn.red.
~!I~NA
[Antomatio control of rolling mills] Avtomatizataila prolmtnykh
stanov, Moskva, Vsae.uchebno-peAvsog.ixd-,wo Trudreservisdat.
1938. 87 P. (MIRA 12;4)
(Rolling milla) (Automtic control)
JV A'i

SHAMAN, Grigor Arutyunovieb,prof., doktor tekhn.wuk; DALISKIT, A.M.,
dotsent, kand.tekbn.nauk,'nauchn" red.; JRNUA, G.A.,-red.;
PMSON, M.F., tekhn.red.
[Automatic control of imehinery manufacturing processes] Arto-
matixatolia prolzvodetvannykh protsessoy v meahinostroeall.
Moskva, Vaes. uchebno-pedagog. izd-vo Trudrevervisdat. 1958.
143 p. (MIRA 12:1)
(Maebinary industry) (Automatic control)

ROKM.VANSKIT, 0. [Rochovansl~r,0.1; IOZIFW R. [Jozifek, Rj; SOVA. B.,
inzb.; SHKOP, Yaroslav Frantsmvich: (transiettorl, amiN, M.Ta., iazh.
naucbnyy red.; DENDIA, G.A., red.; RAKOV, S.I., tekhn.red.
[Manual for plumbers on the instimllation of water, gas, and
waste-disp3sal systems] Slesarl-mantakhmik po montazhu vodo-
provoda, kanalizateli i gazoprovodaq ucbebnik dlia vtorogo
goda obuchnnital Translated from the Czech. MoVikva. Vas.
ucbebnn-podagog.izd-vo Trudrozer7izdat, 1958. 205 P. (MIRK 11:12)
(Plumbing)

BRISKIN, Leonid Yakovlevich; KOVARSKIY, A.I., nauchriyy red. - DRIINA
t.--
__2-_A-, red.; BEIEZOVSWA, A.L., red.; RAKOV, S.I., tekh-n-.Mt.
[Assembly and operation of electric equipment for use in convtruc-
tion] Montazh i ekspluatatsiia elektrooborudovaniia na stroitoal-
stve. Mosha, Vses.uchebno-pedagog.izd-vo Tinadorezervizdat, 1956.
307 p. (Building-Electric equipment) (14IRA 14:12)

3DRIN. Yakov Mikhaylovich; MELLO, S.S., inzh., nauchnyy red.; MINA,
G.I., red.; PERSON, M.N., tekhn.red. '-
[Radio electronics in technoloul Radioelaktronika v tekhnilm.
Moskva. Vs9s.uch9bno-peasgog.12d-vo Trudrezervizdat, 1959.
93 P. (MIRA 12:10)
(Radio) (Electronic apparatus and appliances).

BRATHIN, Teodor L'yovichi Luxh.;.1TANOT, Tiktor Viktorovich, insh.;
KOVARSKIY, A.I., nauchuy7 red.; DEMINA, G.A., red.; RANT,
S.1', tekhn.red. -.. .. 1.1
(Installation and assembly of lighting and power networks]
Ustroistvo i montash oavatitellnykh i silovykh setei. Moskva,
Tmes.,achabno-pedagog.1zd-vo Trudrezervizdat, 1959. 253 P.
(KIRA 13:3)
(Blectric networks)

STOROZHEV, Lev Petrovich; BAMUM, V.V., nauchnyy red.; ITSKEVICH,
G.M., nauchrvy red.: IMMINA, G.A., red.; PMSON, M.N., tekhn.red.
(Collected problems n theore cal mechanics and theory of
mechanisms and machines] Sbornik zedsch po teoreticheakoi makha-
nike i elemontam teorii mekhanizmov i mashin. Moskva, Vass.
uchebno-pedagog.izd-vo Trudrezervizdat, 1959. 307 ?. (MIRA 13:1)
(Kochanice-Problems, exercises, eto.j
(Hachanical engineering--Problema, exercises, etc.)

LISTOV, P.N.. prof., doktor takhn.nauk; GAMIN, A.M.; GRICHEYSEIT, E.Ta.;
LITIN, H.S.; HURADY", A.Te.; SLATIN, R.M.; YAKCBS, A.I.;
ERMINA, G.A., red.; TCKER. A.M., tekhn.red.
(Electrician for rural electric power systems] Blektromonter
sel'skoi elektrifikstaii. Pod red. P.N.Listovs. Moskva. Toes.
uchabno-podagog.izd-vo Proftekhizdat. 1960. (KIRA 13:5)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Teesoyusnoy akademil aelskokhoz.nauk
(VASKbNIL) (for Listoy).
(Electricians--Handbooks, manuale. ate.)
(Electricity in agriculture)

FBTROT, Vadim Konstantinoviobi izsh.,*~ MMYAPINTM, Lev &wyiovich,
inzh.; PCLIANSK YA, T,D., naucim" red.; MIRA, G.A., red.;
TGUR, A.M., takhn.red. . . . - ..
[Collection of problems In electrical engineering] Sbornik
xadach po eilektrotekbulke. Iz(l,)., ispr. I dop. Moskva, Tses.
uchabno-podagog.isd-vo Profteldtimdat. 3.960. 17) p. (MBA 13:5)
(Alectric engineering--Problems, ezvroises. etc.)

P128 IKAR, F.M., ZVORMIN, A-Ta., DMIKA., G.A.
Solubility in the system T (N - H20 at 25 and 50,
03)3- RH4X0
Zhur..neorg. khim. 11 no. 4:96()~,963 Ap 16;- (KIRL 13:7)
1. Institut obahche7 I neorganicheskoy khimii im. N.S. Urnakova
Akademii nauk SSSR. I
(Yttrium nitrate) (Ammonium nitrate)

KOKCRIT, Aleksondr'Stirgeyevich, insh.; HAUMOT, Igor' Mikoleyevich, i~zh.;
TINOGIRADOV, 11J., -neuchnyy red.; DEHIM, G.A., red.; RAKOT, S'I. 0
tekhn.red.; 2CM, A.M., tekhn.red.
[Manuel for beginning coil winders] Spravochnik molodogo
obmotchiks al.ektrichaskikh mashin. Moskva. Yeas.uchebno-padagog.
lzd-vo 1roftokhisdat, Iig6o. 388 1). (MIRA 1-4:4)
(Electric machinery-Windings)

LOBANOV. Vasiliy Hikiforovich; SAZONOV, Hikolay Ilekseyevich; EXYLISo
Mikhail Yefimovich; GILINSKIY, Ionif Abramovich; ZNTIN, Issak
Arkadlyevich; VOROBIYEV,, V.F., nauchnyy red.; SHRMMINNIKOVA,
L.A.. red.;.MEMIKA, G.A., red.; ISLIM"OV, V.S., red.; TOKIR,
A.M., tekhn~-red. --
[Blootrician of rural electrical systems] Blektromekhanik
sel'skikh elaktroustanovok. Koskvs, Vses,uchebno-pedagog.izd-vo
Proftekhizdat, 1960. 548 P. (mnu 14:1)
(Blectricians--Handbooks. manvalB. ate.)
(Blectric power dietribution)

14ORD,WLOVICH, lzraill Isaakovich [deceased); RODOV, Aleksandr Boriso-ri-ch;
NIZEY VA.., nauchnyy red.; DDIINA, G.L., red.; NETYSLOVAI L.M.,.
tekhn. red. -
[Automation of production operations by means of pneur-atics] Avto-
matizatelia proizvodstvenrWkh protsestiov sredstvami pnevmatiki. Mo-
skva, Vves.uohebno-pedagogo.izd-vo Praftokbizdat, 1961. 231 p.
(MIRA 34:12)
(Pneumatic control) (Autoration)

VALIDGARD. Sergey.leonidovich; CHRIWA. B-J.~ nauchnyy red., DF-
N HINA.G.A., red.; FERSON, H.H.. tekhn.. red&
LHlectric engineering made interesting] Zanimntellneia
elektrotekhniJrs. Moskva, Vass. uchabr,o-pedpgog* izd-vo
Proftekhizdat, 1961. 273 P- (MIRA 14:5)
(Electric engineering),

ALUKER, Seyel Monosovich, kand. tekhn. nauk; VOSTROKNUTOV, N.G., kand.
tekhn. nauk~ nauchnyy red.j-DEVINA, G.A. .. , red.; TOKER, A.M.,
tekbn. red.
(Electric measuring devices] Fdaktroizmeritellrqe pribory. Mo-
sk7a, Proftekhizdat,, 1962. 287 p. OORA 15s7)
(Electric measurements)

KAMNEV, Viktor Pikolayevichi LYAUERp S.G.,, nauchiVy red.; WLYCHEVA,
V.I., red,;.jl~INA, G.A. red.; NEWULOVA, L.M... tekhn. red.
[Inst&Uation and serviciug of secondwry com=tation systems]
ob416hivanie
Montash i
uatroistv vtorichnoi koimmtataii.
Moskva,, Vass. uchebno-podagog. izd-vo Proftekhizdat, 1962.
499 P* (MIRA 15:4)
(Electric r4itchgear) (Com=-tation (Electricity))
(Electric powor distribution-Equipmant and suj$plies)

RASKATOV, Afanasiy Ivimovich, dots.; MAYKOPA*R, M.B.., kand. tekhn.
nauk., qw4t:IrW red.; YEMA,, G.A.,, red.; TOUR, A.M.,, tekhn.
red.
[Colleoted prvblevLs on electrical engineering., electric measure-
ments, 9100t4c machinery, and electric equipment] Zadachnik po
alektrqte~41 e. elektricheskim izmer-aniiam, alektricheskin mashi-
nam i 04trfo? borudovaniiu. 2. izd., ispr. i dop. Moskva, Prof-
tekhIz i9r2. 517 P. (M: U 15:6)
(Electric engineering)