SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DONTSOVA, G.M. - DOPPELMAYR, G.A.

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YATSFMOP Y4,IP,; L@@HTSOVA, G.M.
Dstei- 4.ning the chemical ctomposition of petroleum paraffin and
ozoetrits, Trudy UkrNIQRI,noe5s371-377 163o (MIU 18:3)

TATSMO#-To.Fap 9 A .. M*
sm
"looobeidoal properUes at yetrol-mum ln the watero.U
owtaoo froW fkrg= uoo7oX9D-2% 063o (Mm 1911)

YATs'EUOO Ye.F,l DONTSOVA, O.Mol GORWHOVAt 1,ye.
P
.1wateorhomical properties of petroleumn in the new
Carp%Wan fields, Trudy UkrNIGRI no.W33-2" 163.
(MIRA 1911)

;")b I ''; t,:i'@ if,', ,`-,V@AKJI t@A,
I , "C 0
lrir-ruao-@ tn cytochrom,-, oxiduse activity in homcgenates and
mlto@:hondrla of IwAch embrjcu. Di0khiMlia 29 no.4:
wl -j
.,3(,4-' '1--Ag 164. (VIRA 18: 6)
1. Ill,30tut morfolopli zhlvctnykh lmiml Severtova AN SSSR, Moskva.

WMIKI!, P.A.; po?rSOVA, G,V,
-, -,-, '--
Extremely fast stimulaticn of the Increftse ir. enzymit,11c activity
Ln the fortilization process. r.lokl. AN SSSR Y-2 no.,1@698-701 )V
165. (MTRA 180)
1. Inotitut, morfologli thivotnykh Im, AXSevortsovit AN SSSR.
Submitted August 1, 1964.

D-O:-i MOVA, N. D.
DONT11011A, N, D,-"Certfln MvinzaR Occuring in thn Cardlowlacular Syqtem during
ODii!torcho!ii.g.**(Digiirtqticn fnr Degrnma In Ulence qnd Fnjine,!rinp, Defend4d
fit US3R Higher Educ%tional Ir@!titutions.) Omsk Rate MedicRl Inptitue imeni Y. 1.
Kalinin, @'hair of Inqtitutional rherapy, Omsk, 1959
301 Knizhrmyn Letopial, No. 25, 18 Ju n 55
0 For Degree of Doctor of Vedical Sciences

DC11TSO-Git Ii. F.
ItCultivation Problems of tl.e Broadleaf Water Parsnip Sium Latifolium)."
Cand Agr Sci,, Voronezh Agricultural Inst, Voronezh, 1954. WhBioly bo 7, Dee 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR
@igher Educational Institutions (12)
SC: Slim. No. 556) 21, Jun 55

SAFOJIOY. S.; SIROVA, O.;.Rqgm
Modern!'Aing the technology of salting bids@. MiAu.ind.55,a 31
no.3:24 160. (MIRA 1.3:9)
1. lantogradakiy myasokonbinat.
(Skins and bides)
k
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USSR / Plant Diseases. Diseases of Cultivated Plants N-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.,p No 6., March 1957., No 22984
Author DontgqyA,. JLjL-
Title Dii-Sclemsis of Sugar Beets as Observed on the Rum Exper-
imental-Sollection Station
Orig Pub V sb.: Vdpr. agrotekhaiki i selektaii nakh&rnc)y svek-ly, M.,
Sellkhozgl.z, 1955, 160-161
Abstract It is estabIlshed that roots affected by dry sclerosis
(Sclerotitm batatisola) are more poorly preserved in "kagELtov"
than the bealthy ones. About 50% of diseased roots do not form
any develcped sprouts after storage, and rot vith a lkagatov"
rot during the storage period. The yield of seeds in plants
diseased by dry sclerosis is diminished by 23-35%; crop losses
from such seeds are increased as the disease stage of such roots
is further aggravated by the disease. It is recommended that
at the time of harvestp a thorough rejection of roots af-
fected by -ir7 sclerosis be practiced.
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ZDORGVO V.M.; PAI[LDVSKrY, L.G.; TARASOV, L.Ya., otv. red.;.-DWSOMA,
POLYAKOV; M.G., teklm. red.
[Eloctrio cap and fuse blastinglElektroognevoi sposob vzryva-
niia. Hookva, Otdel tekhn.informatoil, 1959. 60 PO
WRA 15:7)
(Blasting)

KHAZANOV, Ye.l.; KUZIMNA., G.V.;_ROKSUVA -@L-
-@L
Changois In the phase composition of an alumina,-kaolin charge mixture
in the process of charge-resistance malting of fused silicon and
aluminum* Trudy Vost,-Slbs fil. AN SJSR no.43i77-81 162. (KMA 16:3)
(A.lumint&,n.-Zloctrometallargy) (SIM) (Phase rule and equilitrium)

ACC NRt A26033649
SOURCE CODE: UR/0145/66/000/008/0090/0095
AUTHOR: Sidorin, I. I. (Doctor of technical sciences; Professor); Dontoova, S. G.
(Aspirant)
IORG: MVTU im. N. E. Baiiman
TITLE: Phase transforuuttion and dimensional stability of (a + 0) titanium alloys
i.SOURCE: IVUZ. Mashinoa,:royeniye, no. 8, 1966, 90-95
TOPIC TAGS: Atitanium a'.1loy, alloy structure stability, a*1=w=dd= -A. i i k
talloy stabilization treatment/M alloy, VT8 alloy, VT3 1 alloy
@ABSTRACT: To determine the optimum conditions for structure stabilizing heat treat-
ir.ent of a + 0 titanium alloys, phase transformations occurring with volume changes
iinduced by prolonged ag:.ng have been investigated in OT41U.S. RS110B] , VT8[MS. C135AMol
!and VT3-1BIS. Till5A) titanium alloys. Hot-rolled alloys In the as-rolled condition
or after a standard strangthening heat treatment were aged for-up to 2000 hr at tem-
'peratures ranging from -70 to 180C. All dimension changes in test specimens were
;analogous in all the investigated alloys, and all were found to be associated with the
icumulative additions of specific volumes resulting from transformations of the
metastable $-phase -md hydride transformation of the excess hydrogen liberated from
ithe a-phase. OT4 alloy with a structure stable in the-20-100C range can he obtained
'by refrigeration at -70C for 1 hr following annealing at 900C. The stabilization
LCard 1/2 UDC: 669.2.01

ACC NR, AP6033649
treatment for heat-treat,id VTO alloy consists of aging at 100C for 4-5 hr followed
:by refrigeration at -70 @or 1 hr. The VT3-1 alloy structure requires the most complex
;stabilization treatment. It includes aging at 50C for 10 hr, refrigeration at -70C
;for 1 hr followed by aging at 180C for 3 hr and a second refrigeration at -70C for
il hr. Of all the invento'.gated alloys, the VT9 alloy had the beat dimensional
:stability.
;SUB CODE: ll/ SUBM DATEs llApr66/ ORIG REF: 003/ OTH REF: 001
Card * 2/2

US'Z'.41"Chemistry Gas purifization; E4,dxogen sulfide FD-2527
Card 1/1 Pub. 50 - 6/14
Authors Ivanovskiy, F. P., Dontsova, V. A., Semenova, T. A.
Title : Utilization of a by-product of the aluminum industry, red sludge,
in the purification of gases from hydrogen sulfide
Pr@riodical : Khim. prom. No 4, 218-222, Jun 1955
'.-ract : Investigated red sludge (mainly ferric oxide) from the Urallsk
Aluminum Plant as an agent for the purification of industrial gases
from hydrogen sulfide and found that it is effective. Determined
the conditioas under which purification with red sludge should be
carried out. Eight references; 3 USSR, 2 since 1940. One figure,
one graph, 7 tabl-la.

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'TITLE Otirdintographb- _j IWO" or -the _pmduds of mloodatetraen synthesis
VE1 WakwaAAW ix#. 3
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i-TOPIC TAGS1 0 it a 6@6@ograqhy/ Khrom 3'. chromatagraph-
YCI orv.MI@Q* a
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ABST PAM The - synth@sio or qplooc@atetra(me by oyallsat ion of ac(AZLene Ler -
pressure takes--place in I @h* Uqi#d phas -0. @The reaction prioducts aret benzenej,
cycloodatetrAftet:res, -ArA.iAdoterminAe impurit#s. The chromatographic
method was usfxl fov Kltrva Lchrowk-
tograph under the fonoiiM: conditionst -01,00147 P1 of proportioning liquid,
z e0 it a Acarrier, - gram 3AtiorL_of.L 60 --- mash, length of carrier layar 2,45 mg 3W;
-c,`ution of silicojw A to fixed ph"a, 1ZrAtioning "emoVorature of :00C, aid Agia-
-,reloclty relations of nltrogw and hydr9f;aa equal to 15 ancl 30 ml,/nkn respective4t,
Figurt 1 on the Ewlosvj@e -shove chr=torraw of partioning of the -reaction pivd-.
ucts, It is seen thAt 1@ha partitio ni-ng is good, UnJor th* conditions or the
expmriment no linear dependence was observed lnitetarnamirL3 concentmtion of tha

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VIANOVSKIY, F.P. V...A.; B4RABANSHCHIKOVA, N.F.;
KAPI.All) L*K.
Chromat.ograp-bi: analyuls of the products of the synQesis of
@,y,,Jo-octntetriene. Zav.lab. 31 noj1296 165.
(MIRA M12)
3. Gosudaratvennyy nauchno-issledovatellakly i proyektny7
inatitut azotmoy promychlennosti i produktov organicheskogo
siriteza.

SAPEZHINSKIYF I.I.; 311AYEV, Yu.V.; DONTSOVA,, Ye.0,
Mechanism of the prolonged afterluminascence of serum albumin
solutions, irrAdiated with ultravialtet rays. Biofixika 10
no.3j429-4J2. 165. (MIRA 18S11)
1, Institut kbimichaskoy fizlki AN SSSR, Moskva. Submitted
May 5,, 196J..

DUT-'UN't'lX@. I.
W.@'R/G eoche.,.i !at ry ) I;uy j 11-47
Minerals - Chemical Propertioa
"Isotopic Co,-aposition of (xygen in Certain Minerals," A. P. bilicEradov,
E. I. Dontsova, 2 pp
"Dok Akad Nnuk USSR Nov Sor" Vol LVI, 110 4
Mnerals investlgated are cuprite) magnetite, and chromite.
?A IT93

DONTSOVA. YE. I.
USSR/Chemistry - Alurfinosilicates
Chemistry - 0xyF,,en
I-ACt 1947
111sotope Composition of Oxygen of Aluminosilicate of Rock,,' A. P. Vinogradov, Ye. I.
Dontsova, Inst Geocham and Analytical Chem imeni @. I. Vernadskiy, Acad Sci USSR,, 2 pp
"Dok Akad Nauk SSAi" Vol LVIII,, No 1
Concludes on the bauis of experiments conducted: 1) in formation of hard silicate
covering of the Earth and water (or steam, if trim the point of view of molten differen-
tiation of the covering of the Earth)., t!@ere is no division of isotopes of oxygen
(between aluminosilicate and water); 2) the few observed changes in the isotope com-
position of oxygen of aluminosilicates and water (for C02, carbonates, some minerals,
oxygen of the air) are apparently only characteristic for the processes, going
into the upper covering br the Earth-the biosphere.
PA 52T10

DOWSOVA, Ye. 1.
"Isotope Composition of the Oxygen in Some Rocks and Minerals,"
Dokl. A. Nnuk SSSR, 61, No. 2p 1948
Inst. Geochem. and Anal. Chem. im Vernadskiy, Acad. Sci. USSR

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DONTSOVA, Ye. 1.
"Isotope Composition of the oxygen of skarn-origin minerals7 A. P. Vinogradov
and E. 1. Dontsova, Dokl. Ak. Nauk SSSR 1952, vol, 85, lio. 6, Aug 21

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DOSTSOVA,
USSR/h7sical - Chemisitry
Card 1/1
Author i Dentoolrap Es L
Title t ExchanIge of oxygen Lsotopes between natural S102 and carbon dioxide.
Periodical t Doklo AN W3R 95# 6s 12201 21 Apr 19A
Abstract t The article describes experimental determination, by the method of
isotopic exchanges the mobility of oxygen in silicates (SI02).
As an ixchanging agent carbon ftoxide was tanan (CO2), Diagrams.
Inititution V, I. Vernadskiyls Institute of Goo-Chemistry of the Acad, of See, ot
the USSR,
Submitted t 3 Mar 2.954

me ly of Oxylt add
4 TS."S, TM 100 31:
prCstat AlitsdOtkMil ean -em sphene, albite.
WWI Strain size of 12 p and 4 a. The
of"'i'(11161V 4 exiAntice "( (PI Willi 01, in the
letap. Into JSGWbvl 100' durins!M irtin. to 8 lin. 6 baxg,,t
an the uie of CO, with an 0" conle"t (A 1.4%. Thor reusiv,
are plotW In I"heirmi and temp, vs. exchange curves from
which the kinetics art caled, by the! #auction a - -p W
(y + a/a) in which a In the percentage exchange, r the time;.,
and a are consts. of die tuateAd and al)p. Theav.dtpth
of the exchange 6 a specific property of the mineral struct tire.
At 11000 3 lirs.), tt k% Iii corundum, V.5%
in tuica. Q In sphtL-e. 48.10,'o in albite, 40% in quartz.!
It Isincreased with increased anion charges, and isilmeased
with Increasing 3-dituensionall framework formation. 0
Hado-S u-111ch axe lint bound I'), Isioll tetrahlutra ale
act Lvjt4A jor- the t- hani
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usch.41IRL Isusteric curves for st 105; exettangt) tire given in
log r vs. 1/1' I(P. These citt be extrap'll'itell
if) luir tri!i 9. The Colt ;=! Oil "change ri-actions under
gwil. ct w I ln!) tire bc-t iffin'tra(vil fur Allite, Willi an ex.
Clk!ltll;e I't I0% its!& linw- pcriml id lo" yc its, for Njdaetie wids
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w" tletd. at 7001., difference in the exchause rates of
Oet oxides way be aled to their chfftmt tendency to
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are the metallic;!oprq@! of tl@e ekt"".
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difUjitat tiaticsof"coatact with Fmcfs-iA3 (6 firi@. to nj nim 1),
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relistive accuracy ct detris. of t1to fAtio