SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FEDOROVA, A.I. - FEDOROVA, G.G.

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FRUMNIN, A.N.; FEWP.Wil, I.; P
Zinovii Aleknandrovich lof'a; on hir 'hirthlt,r, IR95-.
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Phagoeytosis. Jul/Aug 52

"Th&-
,TP-MP--rSt1-1-m Coefficient of Phagocytosis,"
N.V. Puchkov and A.L..Fedorova, Chair of Animal
Physiol, Moscow Tech lust of Fish Iud im A. I.,
Hikoyan.
Flzi6l Zbur SSSR, uo 4-1. 'Vol 38, pp 4go-495
H=wd leucocytes ga well as in those of cold-
blooded animals s?aov no pbagocytosis at &C and
belai. Fhasocytosis starts only at a temp slightly
abovi zero. In human leucocytes and those of
cold4blooded animals it increases with the increase
0
of tamp ang reaches its highest point at 37 C In
man And 30 C in"frogs. In expts the const which

ebaracterizeB the change in reaction rate (Arr-
henius constant) was found to be approx the same
.in man and frogs. The temp coef of phagoe Oslo
t
0 K
-
Q, for man equaled-2.6 between 20 and 30 C and
1.9 bet 300 and 370C. Q10 reaches a max in cold-
blooded animals at temps of 5-10 OC, decreasing
.above this temp. The ability of human leucocytes
to adhere to solid substances does not parallel
the speed of pbagocytosis. Received 6 Feb 49.
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dift thtrunmTeemmaybeumedrsepeatectly. CIICI.CLhil .00
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(30 93 is refiand hs NPhUs. (1) Idt) 9.) 0.5 hr.. the pf(xi.
004 act wasbod with 1110, And dw Invol. nuitter distd. In steAns 80
to mocif the emm of 1; the r"Mue. rwrystd. irons,
HIM, It CII, CoHaNisfes), (d a.). CCIjCOII IM g. 1* 40 0
Poo I
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of 1-a&pbdWd4*4I-wboxyW ocM. V.
M. Rodica" and A hi. F143101 Bd. U.S.S.R..
MMM.).
N48k 1930. 24T-W.--I-Nap_&Ad"yde4-c&rb~xyW acQ
(1) MKIU with MOMic ". Met.
'qPb. sad AeOD n.
chwivwjr In the cyclic I., th.
iDdicating that I eiisix Lately in tW f4vto In the tsuto.
morie system with the normal opm structure, Acamph.
t1seve (80 g.) in W nd. AcOH treated at W10u, with
225 S. NxqCrA at 1 01"
~ncs t OS , reaMon), then with
IhO, fiftervd, ntd. vith hot 0% NfOo. Mid ReWi6ed.
gave 16j. uph"k dwid. in. =04; W &MA4n*W. ppt.
M ml. 36% NAISO~, dild. with 400 ml.
YlsO, b=, fillared. and tin bud. residue retreated as
lbove. vtve a filtrate which an uW'Amtkm with HAQ,
36.61 4"Mepkkewful gage. Ia. 2*-W'. 7u
SAS.) i;~& I hr. i4ith 123 tul. 30% KOH u to 1401
tream w" JOU Mi. 1110. bvt I hr. at 1".. extd,
with HIO, awl acidified to Q)ugo red gave Of)% 1, m.-
Id"'. Attanpte-I condensation of I with malonic acki
in the - 1 , of 111011-Min Wed* However, 20 g. I
aW 100 ml. Mej%?h reflated 4-6 hn., m&& alk.,
steam-distd.. treat~l with HCI to ~T7 :nchanged I
(32 g) and the alkah-inm*. lopt td itb tubmal
wW M61) gave 2 d. produd, m. 136-7*.
probsIbly the acid-
Insol. Tu tetial (10.7 9.) was RWPA"ic 4xAYd?MIc- m-
a
ot acen.0dwseqWnuee with
Ot"%Ibh Vve 951; YeBOW
in. 201-2 (from Cjjj. Boiling 10 C. sernapbobene-
quino", 5.8 S. "Wouk. a6l, Wul 40 tul. 64% sic. Nfij'
'&gCLh pvv 4.3 9. alltali-W.
4-5 hrs. WW If"ti"S with
I'S.F.,~Q.-ClIC0.11RO, m. 1669. 2.6 a. mnapb-.
jisenequivone, No 6 g.
--T
CW P0. M, 227-91 (from Etolf). Slow dWit. of
23 g. M4 carbonate. 110 ml. ACOIII, sad 25 11- 1420111thslic
add yinkied 99% ast"Jimi4f. to. 300' (from EtOH),
after the umW washing with MO. %;a#CD#. WW 11#0.
G. M. Kosolapod

Will
Ch
and A, A emod.
PA~=ical Ablit. 5d-- t9SZ, 91r-22(gntt. tmustatim).-S,
6711.
T01- 48 No- 9
Ma'y- 10, 1954
Organic Chemlstry

ZI I
e-1.q.- Ityer. ejan. with W011 &-ad-adin.- ot 940- (be-
Cft 71.
rm OVA, A. I. . I -
ttnu e adduct. tn. W-60" I-PAr%YI-3,3-diXU".W-5-*X4P-.-
125 g.) fit 250 mi. Rt3O treated with 100 g. NaHCOj followed
I 1)y 5 g. NlItNHt in 45 ml. RLOH with cooling. save 8
;6-AteOCNHCs114SOtN11N11s, in. 170-V (crude), M. 18
3' (dreonipli.. front EtOll). This (4.9 g.) and 3 mi.
AcCIICOtEt In 30 mi. EtOH refluxeqX I hr., coned. and
'zooled, g-i ive 80.5c,10 P-mdkoxyr;arbon*minopkeny) 3-num-w-
lj~ne, M. IN-8 (from EtOR).
If tile Woetion is run with azentropic rmrov2l of HO it.
boiling MePh the yield is VD% and product, M.
The above hydrazide refluxed I hr. with Bz]R in Rt*",
Kl%vc 64.7% p-A[eOCN1[Cs11.SOj1YHN:C11Ph. tn. 1W--..-_4F,
Iii-iiiixr reA
t. ction with McjCO in AcOll pvc 43%
--Are(
Z.- hCMICIUJANHN. CM01 tax 200 _"'~ (from
%~ I-I - - _~ 77:~~ 7
r"Utni t of
en jAcNI1CJ1.S%Q with
HUO-MeOh 5 bra. In prescu" of NaTICOt, as aboves
cNffClf14SOjNJYKffj. which (3 g.) rcftxed
1.7 in] AcClIsCOrUt In dry CjI# with continuous rtmovW
a.- Ch, ry of lie dedYAIWA- "Peof HlO as azeittrope, gave 69% k-AcN11Q11#SOiN11&-.
V- Mp Radi
za CJW113CO&D (H), m. Jig-20* (from Wit). T 65
nnd A.4 PLdawa, West. Akad. Na It 'LeCHiCO.Et in 130 ml. H.0 was gmiltially addedo
2W MI N. So~ 2~
from 50 UtI. 30% NaHSO, and 150 Mi. 6%agaolrl' 1,flI,NH2.H20 in M ml. 11.0. then heatLd 0.5 hr. On
was ow4ing there was formed 77.570 J-mdA*2-pyr*soU*-5-m,
I added 24.0 g. N-metbcxtycarbonyi-p-ctminobenunesulfanyI 3it. 210-13*. Heating this with equinnolar amount of P~
chloride fl)- after shaklitz brs. with addri. of NaOll to A AcNfICO#SOtCI In' C&IIN gave 3079 p-aedyAlmilto-
ldaintaL~ ~"ity the! trate waa acidified with 00% $WfOffe, In ),fe*CO-.
HrSO4 ifelding 83.7% p-MeGCjjNC4fjSGjj, tn.1142-5, the yield 6 4270. For best result 7.85 g. 3-methyi-2-
(from HsO). This (15j.) in 148 mi warm 2.6% NaXO,
treated with 11.8 g. AlINOi In ITO'gave 71.59A It, pyrazollit-6-one, 18.0 g. p-AcNIfCsIf4SOCJ, 8 g. X&OAc
and IDO ml. AcOll were refluxed 2 hr%.. dild. with 200 ml.
whkh refluxed 2 firs. on Ream bath with Met gave d6valil 11%0 and filtered, yielding Bt.2% productl crystals (from
1: eiter, m. 182-39- the same forms in 53% yield through the -
X salt and Met In MeOl-l: the X salt It obtained by evalln. M% MOM. Attempts to (Iftcletylitte this materW with
of soln. of the acid In KeWs solti. 1(48 C.) In 200ml. McOlf dit. HCI showed thAt even at 75' decornim. takeseacei
a ff
treated with MeONa, from 6 g. Na and 150 nd, MeOll HONev'" , refluxing 3 Z. of the comild. with 3 mi. 35 JiC
under to* ve ~-Afea,CNH Solue. 80.5%. in. jj~! In 30 till. MeCO I hr., followed by concu. and treatment
16* (if= CeOH); if NaORICtI., with NIWH and extn. with CIICI; gave 74% (me 626SO
used In place of MeONa in. 152-5' (from aq. RtOll). Attempts to time
the yield drops to.604%. The ester (4.5 g.) and 3.5 g. V11 I. it by beating under various couditious plive
I-phenyl-3-nlcftl-2-pyruol:n76-one heated 30 min. at ther no rea tion or yielded noncrystalliltable ails Wd tan.
IW*, dild. In HaO and *xtd. with HW save an gvapn. of ti 0. M. Koddapoff

FEDOROVA, A H
The work of the Academician Y.M.Rodionov In the field of aldehydo
carboxylic acids and their derivatives. Soob.o nauch.rab.obl.YIHO
no.4:22--33 154. (MIRA lo:10)
(Aolds)

RODIONOV, Vladimir Mikboylovicb, akademik [deceased]; ZVORUINA, Vast
vostavitell- KISAMA V.V., sontavitell: IUMR0TA,-A.X.~,
(translatori.. Mw~is. I.L.,akademik, otv,red.; SHMAKIN, M.W,;
ikademlk, otvored.; SHUTSOV, Yu.B., red.isd.; POLENOVA, T.P.,
tokbn.red.
[Selected works] Isbrannys trudy. Mozkva, Isd-vo Akad. nauk'SSSR.
1958. 792 P. (Obamistr7, Organic). OaRk 1212)

D&VYDMV, N.I.; FXDOROVA A,M#
Concerning R.A.Gogachadseend V.S.Kaminskii's article "On the cleaning
of (reorgian coals for coking." Koko i khim. no.9:58 160.
(MIRA '13:9)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut Ugleobogashcheuiya.
(Coal Vreparation)
(Goguchadso, R.A.) (ram-Inskii, V.S.)

L ML3~ E'klT(1)/F(;c GW
FACC Ms ATS028835 SOMS CODSt UR/2667/65/000/030/0092/0101
ORG: none
TITLE% Correlation between temperature and.pressure in the free atmogRher over the
northern hemisphere
SOURCE: Moscow. Hauchno-issledonlell skly Instit it aergkIlmstaloski. Trudy, no., 30,
1965. 0 korrelyatsionnykh zavisimostyakh temperatury i davieniya v svobodnoy atmosfere
(Correlations of temperature and pree-SUA iri the free atmosphere), 92-101
TOPIC TAGS- free atmospheret atmospheric pressure, atmospheric
temperature, troposphere, stratosphere
ABSTRACT, To gain insight into the crosscorrelation between temperature and pressure
in the troposphere and in the stratosphere, cross correlation coefficients between ten-
perature and pressure were co.mputed at the lehole range of available altitude level da-
T,___'ta--f`r_o_m__s_t_a_t_1`on g-rfjund-level-,--t~25-"&-~~eisILts--The-msul-is are nresented in
form of graphs depicting isocorielate lines (lines of equal
ents) as functions of temperature.at a given height H, (abscissa), and pressure at a
desired pressure-correlating height H (ordinate). Graphs are presented for three rep-
resentative latitude groupst Keflavi? - northernj Rome . moderate and Aden - tropical
The basic relationships are clearly depicted in these graphs. All stations show zone$
Card 1/3
',2

L 26533-66
ACC NR% AT5028835
112 0
6
_A0
20-
,Y,
0.3
i_5 -
rO.2 0 0.2
0
is to iv
0 _L
5 to 25 llxv~ Fig. 2. Distributions of crosacorre-
Pig. 1. Distributioll, of crosscorrelatiVd-ccef- lation cnefficients between tempera-
ficients between' temperatures at height H and ture at Height HjL and pressure at
en, Sumere
pressitres at Height RQMe# Sumer, height H26 Ad
card 2/3

ACC NR: AT5026835
-)f high positive correlation coefficients in the troposphere (e.g. between temp,2rature
at 6lui and pressure at 12 kA for Rome, summer); there is a zero crossing zone and nega
tive correlation for 10 km temperatures and all other pressures; there is a zone of
high negative correlation; and a zone of substantial correlation in the stratosphere.
Correlation coefficients between temperature and pressure at -the same height are loci.
ted in the graph on a .45 degree line. The isot:orrelite graphs are similar for the nor-
thern and the moderate latitudes, but quite different for the tropical latitudes. This
can be seen by comp_aring -Thevu-
--the-graphs- & own-in-Vig Rome) - and -Fig - -2-- (Aden)-.
rs discuss these and other features of.the hemispheric crosscorrelation picture in
Jetail., With the additional consideration of the Influence of seasons, They also note
that the rrosscorreiat:Lon coefficients between temperature and pressure at equal alti-
tudes never attain the high values found for the correlation of certain lower altitude
temperatures with higher altitude pressures. in these latter cases crosscorrelation co
ifficients. as-high-as--j-_ 9 - occur-,--- Thut -th_01~ -tem pe-r-&-tu res- appear to be more sig4fi-
:antly related to highk and lower altitude ptessures than to pressures at their own
levels. Orig. art. has 4 figures.
M COM 04 SUSM PATM 00 CRIG REPI C09 OTH P.Ept__ _003

KOSHELEV, Konstantin Vasillyevich; DOLZHEU.0, Vladimir Ivanovich;
OSAULE'NXOY I,#hn Yemellyanovich; YATSFMO, Vladimir Daitriywich;
KHANINI Aleksey Mikhaylovichl FEDD2RO2VAA. AJL.,-red.; KWOVSKH,
I.P., red. izd-va; LOMILINAp tekhn. red.
(Timbering.p,ermanent workings of deep shafts] Kreplenie kapi-
talfnykh vyrabotok glubokikh gorizontov shakht. Pod red. A.M.
Fedorova. Moskva, Goagortekbi2dat 1963. 75 P. (MIRA 16:7)
(Mie, timberingi

MERTSALOVA, O.B.; PE.DUROV4P A.M.
'Correlations between temperature and pressure in tho free atmosphere
over the northern hemisphere, Trudy NIIAK no.30:92-U8 165,
(MIRA 18;U)
~T

SHEVTSOVA, Z.N.;KULICHKINA, G.N.; MROVA, A.N.
Solubility isotheps of the systems: PrC13-KCl - H&O and PrClj-
;NHqCl - HaO at 25 and 500, 'Izv. vys. ucheb, zave; khimo'i khim,
tekh- 4 no. 2tl78-179 161. (MMA 1415)
I* Mookovokiy inatitut tonkov. kbinicheakoy tekhnclogii in, M,V,
Lomonosova. Kafedra takhnologii rodkikh i raosey&nnykh elementov,
(Syotemo (Chemiotry)) (Solubility)

-A. N -- (B-Clitory-- -
"Dictionary on the Geology of Petroleum.,tr State Fubl. House for Sci.Tech. Lit.
of Petroleum and Crude Oil, Moacow-Leningrad, 1952

J
I
IINI- R
t "! -: . - "i ~:,
li,l i,
. . -.1 1., ~, V .
.1

FEDOROVA, A.P. (Fedorawao H.P.];.KOROTKORUCIIKO, V.P.
Isolation and study of the b,actional nature of specific proteins
of blood derums in carcinomatous rabbits and cancer patients.1
Ukr., biokhim. zhur. 36 no.5:654-664 164.
.(MIRA 18:6)
.1. Institut biokbimii AN 73kr.13SR, Kiyev.

ACC NRt AP7002643 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/023/01--,31/0188
INVENTOR: Trusov, V. Mj; Fedorova. A.
iORG: None
.TITLE: A digital device for recording information from frequency meters. Class 42,
No. 151888
SOURCE; Izobreteniya, prmWablennyye obrazteyo tovarnyye znaki, no. 2.3, 1966,
187-188
TOPIC TAGS: digital system, frequency meter
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a digital device for recording in-
,formation from frequency meters. The unit contains a standard frequency pulse gene-
,~rator, a counter-divider, an output counter and a system of valves. The unit is de-
rum
.signed for using a loop or electronic oscillograph as the code registration inst ent.
The output of the frequency meter is connected to the input of a counter-distributor
'which controls a commutator used for sequential connection of the loop (beam) of the
pacillograph to all digits of the output counter.
CODE: 091 SUBMILATE: 02Mar62
M

KMMKORUCHKO, V.P.Os DVORNIKOVA., F.D.; ISHCHMIKO, I.H.; Prinimal, iiehastiye:
FEDORGHEVKO, Ye.Ya..,- LEVRF,.".HCHUK, L.N.; FEDORM, A.P.;
MALINOVSKIY, Yu.I.
Activity of some glycolytic enzymes in the blood of patients vith
cancer* Vop. med, khim. 7 no-3:273-276 My-je 161. (MIRA 15:3)
1. First Surgical ClWc of the "A.A. Bogomolets" Medical
Institutes,~and Institute of Biochemistry of the Academy of
Sciences of the Ukrainian S.S.R., Kiev.
(CANCER) (GLYCOMSIS)
5

KOROTKORUCHKO, V.P.; i~eciorova, H.P.
Physicochemical properties oV the serum proteins of rabtlrsi~lth
Browr.-Fearce ew-ciriona. Mr.bickbim,zhur. 314 no.].-.23-31 162.
(I,ffPA 1?: 5)
1. Institute oC Biochemistry of the Academy of Scipnces or t,,-c
Ukrainian S.S.P., Klyev.

UDELINOV, M.G.; FFAMOVAO A,P.
Work of the musole trabecula as related to itc initial
length. Nauch. dokl. vys. ohlcoly; biol. nauki no.4t4.3-48
163. (KW 16:11)
1. Rakomendovana kafedroy fiziologii zhivotnykh Moskovskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta ime H.V.Iomonosova.

UDELINOV, M.G.; ZDO
Work of the muecular trabecula In relation to Btrees and initial
length, Biulo sksp, biol. I mad. 56 no.8:3-7 Ag 163.
(KrW - ":7)
1, Is kafedry fiziologii, zhivotnykh I cheloveka (zav. ,
daystvitellnyy ablen AMN SSISR prof. A.V. Tabedinskiy) Moakovskogo
gp.sudarstvannogo universitett imeni M.V. Lamonosova. Predstav-
leno deystvitellaym chlenom W SSSR A,,V, Isbedinskis.

TATSD41RSK,Ir,, K.B.; BUDARIN, L.L; XUGOVEMEHENSKAYA N.A.;
SMIRKOVA, R.V.; FEDOROVA, A.F.; YATSIKIRSKIrl ~.K.
-_"rmination of microquantittew of iodide by its catalytic
action on thiocyanate oxidatim reactions. Zhur. anal. khim.
IS no.1:103-108 Ja 163. (MMA 1624)
1. Ivaaov,o Chemloo-Teahnologii:al Institute.
(Iodides) (Tbiocyimates) (Oxidation)

FEIYJROVA~ A,,P,
Effect of necrotizad tlesue cn the blaftleorl-A and =emhar,!:al
activity of the trabecula. Vest. Mosk. -un. t~are ('OcBTnA. Tro~w.
18 non3tlS-24 MY-W63 .I4fRA
1. Wedra flzlol,,3g3i ZhlvoloAh Mank-~vnkng -: -,:n!-T-~rv.,

ROZENSHTRAUKH,
Mechanism of pharmacological cardioplegla. Biul. eksp. biol. i
med. 56 no.9:65-69 S 163. (MIRA 17:10)
1. 1z kafedry flitologii chelaveca, i zhi-,rotnykh fzav. - deystvitellnyy
chlen AMN SSSR prof. A.V. Lebedinskiy) biologo-pochvennogo fakullteta
Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo mniveriiteta imeni Lomonosova. Predstav-
lena.deystvitellnym chlenom AKq SSSR A.V. Lebedinsklm.

hverience in wing tbb polarographio method in the laboratory
of thq OukrzinkO Plant. Zav. lab. 28 uo*9tll47 162.
(HIM 16: 6)
1. ffac~allilji'khi-l skoy laboratorii KonstantinovskoRo
savoda Ukrtsink
iistale.-Analyciis) (Pblarogm0by)
'Ut

I-A

3PXDOROV, I*I.t kand.med,nauk; 7RDMWA, A.S., kand.med.nauk
Clinical and roentgenological diagnosis of gastric burns. Sov.ved,
23 no.8:26-31 Ag 159. (MIRA 12912)
1. Is kafedry rentganologii i radiologli (sav. - prof. V.A* D'yachento)
II Hookovskogo mediteluskogo instituta I terapevtichestogo Melanin
TSentralluo o institute, ktirortologil (dir. G.N. Pospelma).
&USTICS off., inj.)
(STOMACH diseases)
(XSOPUGUS diseases)

KORTEV, A.I.; doktor med.nauk; FMR07Av,A-S-
oxmitliosis in Sverdlovsk Provinces. Sovomed. 26 no.2tn, P163.
(MIRA 1.66)
1. 1z kafedry infektaiormykh bolezney (zav. - doktor mad. n=k
A.I.Kortev) Sverdlovekogo moditainiskogo inigtituta.
.(SVE:RDWVSX PROVOM-OFalITHWIS)

PETROV,, A.A.
Chemistry of allene compounds. Part 4: Direction of the bromination,
an&hydrobromination of aoy=tric a.Uene hydrocarbons. Zhur. ob.
khim. 31 no. 32%3510-3515 19 161. (MIRA 14:11)
1, Leningradskiy tekhnologichookiy institut imeni Leneoveta.
(Propadiene) (Ilydrooarborw) (Bromination)

FEDOROVA., A.V.; FETROVI A.A.
Conjugated systems. Part 165: Condensation of alkenyl allenes
with maleic anhydride. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.lle.3537-3540
N 162, (MIRA 15M)
1. Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni Lensoveta.
(Elropadiene)
(Maleic anhydride)

FEDOROVA) A. V.-."Matamine Content and the Activity of Histaminase and of True
Cholinestera6e of Blood and Lymh Under Norml Conditions and on
Inflammation."#Diesertations For Degrees In Scienco and Engineering
Defended at USSR Higher hducational Institutions)(29) Min Higher
Education,, Leningrad Veterinary Inst., Leningrad., "955
SO:,Knizhnaya Letopis' No 29,, 16 July 1955
For the Degree of Candidate in Veterinary Sciences

0 VA1
KADMYO.B,10'; MORDYA, A.T.
Fbrm~ it on of bistaninase and Its supply to the lymphatic (WM 10;2)
system. bokl.-,AN,SSSR 110 no.6:1038-1040 0 156.
1, LnningradskV vaterinarayy Institut, Prodstavlano aMdezikom
L.A. Orbell.

U F SF ricneral Problems of Pathology. Inflarnination.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Siol,., No 15., 1958,, 70692.
Author F_ed2LQYA_A-~r-V
Inst Not given.
Title The Content of Histamine in the Blood and Lymph.
The Activity of Histaminase and Cholinesterase In
the Development of Experimentally Induced Inflam-
mation.
Orig Pub: Syul, eksperim. biol. I medItsIny, 1957, 44, No 8j
Z6-28,
Abstract: Inflammation was produced in cats by an Introduc-
tion of turpentine In the Intestinal walls and
cavity (0.1 milliliter in 10 to ZO places). After
three hours,, and up to 10 days, a determination
was made of the histamine content and of the acti-
vity of the histaminase and cholinesterase in the
Card 1/Z
USSR / General Problems of Pathology. Inflammation. U-1
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol.,, No 15, 19582 7069Z.
Abstract: blood of the carotid artery and in the lymph of
the thoracic duct. The content of histamine in
the blood and lymph gradually increased, and reached
a maximum In three days (Z60 and 18Z percent respec-
tively). In ten days, the concentration of hista-
mine in the blood was higher than in the lymph
(117 and 80 percent). The content of histamine in
the blood and lymph changes at almost the spine rate,
and reaches a maximum in three hours (201 percent
in the blood and 164 percent in the lymph). During
the following days the activity of the histaminase
decreased; yet It remained somewhat higher than
normal. The activity of the cholinesterase de-
creased in the blood and lymph, especially after
two to three days (49 and 50 percent of the origi-
nal figure). 1. A. Oyvin
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YADOROVA, A.V., saslushennaya uchitellnitea ahkoly RSBR
Ixamination on cattle breading io a new type of examimtion.
Politekh.obucb. no.ll.'29-31 N 159- (IOU 13s2)
1. Shilovokaya oreduyaya shkola Ayasanakoy oblasti.
(Shilovo (Ryazan Province)--Cattle bree&ing--Btudy and teaching)

FFSDOROVA A.V.
Diagnoeis of brachial plexitils and ne=algias of the brachial
plaxua. Zhur.nevr.i psikh. 61 no.24285-286 161. (MIRA 14:6)
Ile XO-ym Rizhokaym gorodakaya poliklinika (glavnn vTaoh L.M.
Retenayp ~iRAGHIAL PLEXUS-DISRAS (NEUP"IL)

3/020/62/145/004/019/024
B110/B144
.1UTHORS: Pedorova, A."T., Stadnichuk, H. D., and Petrov, A. A.
TITIS: Addition of methyl dichlorosilane to allene hydrocarbons
P':',R!ODIGALt Alcademiya. nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 145, no- 4, 1962, 837 84P
TEXT: The addition.of methyl dichlorosilane to propyl and butyl allenes
as well,as to methyl,propyl and methyl amyl allenes in the presence of
H Ptcl was investighted. The monoadducts. were subjected to JR-spectral
2 6
and ozonolytical analysis and to hydration. The effect of adding methyl
dichlorosilane to olefins depends evidently on a nucleophilic mechanism
whereby, firstly, thel.hydride ion attaches itself.to the central atom of
t4e allone--system. Since the direction of addition is determined
sterically, a 1,2-addition takes place in the case of monosubstituted
allenes, but addition on the small radical in the case of disubstituted
-Pl1enes. The properties of all monoadducts are listed (Table 2). There
a:re 1 f igure and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradekiy tekhnologicheskiy institut im. Lensoveta
Card (Leningrad Technological Institute imeni Lensovet)

S/020/62/145/004/019/024,
kddition of methyl dichlorosilane to ... BlIO/BI44
P,USENTED: March 9, 1962, by B. A. Arbuzov, Academiolian
SUBMITTED: March 4, 1962
Ti:ble 2. Legend: (1) substande (main product), (2) boiling point, OC,
(3) pressure,, nm.
WA flPOAYKT) T p
Table 2 Bsu4easo (rAssm
CjHj - CH m CH - CH&SI (CHj)j 6"1 20 Di7M 1,420
G.Hs - CH w CH - CHISI (CHJO Yk47 8 0,7693 1,4MO
C'H.' - C14 - CH.61 ICHIJI 50-51 6 0,7N8 1.4430
CsHII - CH - CH - CHSI (CH,)p Bt--82 6 0,7893 i.44SO
CvH6 - CH; C;i CH.- CqHt + 60- 1 6 0,7M .1,4440
H (CH
Card. ?J2_

J'Ayffl.O% Aj.,_~~arshiy nauohnyy ootrudmkj milizow, -A.A.0 weri hir
niiiu'-i6~y sotradnik
Effect of the chronic injection of atrontium-90 on the sugar
content of blood and glycogen in liver. Vop. radiobiol. LAN Arm.
SS!:J VW21-125 IQ*
Effect of X-ray irradiation on the histamine content aw histaminase
activity of the blood and some tissues. Ibild,t127-132 163.
(MIRA 17s6)
7-,

PETROV, A.A.; FEDOROVA, A.V.
Allene hydrocarbons. Usp.khim. 33 no.ls3-27 Ja 164.
(MIRA 1714)
1. Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni Lensoveta.

M-.-:IONOVY Me.; KULIBA, F.Ya.; FEDOROV, V.A.; FEDOROVA, A.V.
.Chloride complexes of bivalent lead. Zhur. neorg. aim. 9 no.9:
2138-2.141 S t6/,. (MIRA 17: 11)
1. laningradakiy tekhnologicheekly Institut imeni Lensoveta,
kafedra obshchey khimii.

FEDOROVA, A.V.
Acetylcholine content and cholinesterase activity in the blood
.of rats subjected to SOO. Radiobiologiia 5 no.4t501-504 165s
(MRA 18:9)
1. Laningradakiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut radiatsionnoy
gigiyeny.

YEMKIMOV, S.A.; FFMFOVA, A.Ye.
C-------
Electronic stimulator fok excitation with paired square impulses.
Fiziol. shur. 49 no.3:30-362. Mr 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. From the I.P;Pavlov Institute of Physiology, Leningrad.
(PHYSIOLOGY., EXPEMWMAL-EQUIPMEVT AND SUPPLDZ)

NHt AP4024064'~' 8/0048/64/028/002/0384/0397
A~MORt Vilt(dgrubo , G. 8. Dunayev'skaya, V.V, Todorova, D,D.
ITITIZ: The FZV-56 photomultiplier tube' LKeport, Thirteenth Annual Conference on
Nuclear Spectroscopy held in Kiev 23 Jan to 2 Feb 19617
SbURCE:, AN SSSR. Xavestlya. Gerlya fizicheskays, v.28# no.2, 1964, 384-367
;TOPIC TAGSt pho4maultiplier, photonultiplier characteristics p photomultiplier pars-
mmeters, FEU-56,photomultiplier
ABSTRACT: The paper gives - a description of the new Soviet photomultiplier d'esignalb-,-
ed the M-56 and the results of comparativo measurements of the performance of this:
tube. The FEU-56 has an 80 ma diameter front window and an overall length of IL25 vm~
In general design it in similar to the MOU-52, and an In the case of the latter tube'
all the leads are brought out through tho base (no side leads). In contrast to the
FEU-52, however, the FEU-56 has an antimony-cesium photocathode on a transparent I
conducting backirq~* The basic parametersof the FEU-56 are listed in a tables It haal-
12 multiplication stages, Its spectral ionsitivity range extends from 3000 to 65W
with the peak at about,4000 The operating characteristics are shiown in curves
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.and compared with those of the FRU-24 and PZU-32. Thi amplitude resolution of the
.FEU-56 with an X&I crystal lo'10-12%; the base pulse width In about 80 nanosec, the,
pulse rice time about 8 onoseae.The tests alwwad that the FZU-36 can operate sat-
Isfactorily under the conditions of a strong 1-backgroundo Orig.art.h": 6-figures
land 3 tables.
ASSOCIATIONt nolmo
SUBMIT71m: 00 DATE AOQ: 08Apr64 Z=1 00
i*BUB CCU: (Ug NR REr SM 004
onus ow

ACCESSION NR: Ano16867
S/2531/63/000/143/0003/0013
AXMIOR: Pyaty*gina, K. V.;*Fedorov A.; Blazhevich, V. G.
TITLE: Proliminary results of testing nit ageostrophic method for precom~puting
the lields of windg temperature and vertical currents
SOURCE: Leningrad. Glavnaya geofiticheakaya observatoriya. Trudy*, no. 143,1963
Yoprosy* chislennogo prognoza i struktura meteorologicheskikh poley (Problems in
numerical forecasting and structure of moteorological fields).3-13
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, wind, air temporature, atmospheric vertical currents,
ageostrophic model, atmospheric presoure field, baroclinic modal.
ABSTRACT: A report has been published giving the preliminary results of testing.,
the method for'procomputing-the fields oJ.1 wind, temperature and vertical currents
in the atmosphere, using an ageostrophic model, uriginally proposed by Pyatygina
GGO, No. '11.11, 1961). Computationo were made with a BESM-II computer. The
initial data were the components of the 1jeostrophic wind and temperature at 263
points on a European grid. Only.three precomputations have thus far been made
'for 12- and 24-hour periods, The synoptic situation for the three cases In des-
cribed. The precomputed and actual.valuos for the wind field were compared for
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the 97 inner points of the grid. The me-thod for evaluating statistical errors
is discussed* In the prodiction'of the vind field for 12 hours in advance the
results were satisfactory for the 850- &ad 500-mb levels, with somewhat less
error for the low-er level. Errors are less than when the inertiamethod is
used, particularly for the 850-mb level. The time interval used was 2 hours.,
This interval was unsatisfactory for a 24-hour prediction of the wind -knid tem-
erature fields. Roductionof the interval t~ I hour for the four le%ils
43 7.
P
analyzed yielded satisfactory results for the 24-hour forecast for the 650- and,
500-mb levels, but.considerob.le error remained for the 300- and 200-mb levels;
errors were prominent in the region bf jet streams. Fig. I in Eaclosure4hows'
an example of the temperature forecast. :The temperature field was computed on
the basis of.vertical velocities, which were precomputed successfully. Tempera-
ture prediction in more accurate than vind field prediction. Orig. art. has,:
1 figure, 2 formulas, 9 tablos.
-ASSOCIATION: GlavwWa geofisicheekays. cibservatoriya (Hain Geophysical Obser~
vatory)
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ACCtSSION ~NR: AT50170165 UR/2531/65/000/168/0003/00
MUM ~~ina, K. V.1 DI'llbsvici4i .1 Ired2rov
to a.,
iTITLE: Results from testing of an agei~strophic model for predicting wind a tem-
':j
tperature fields for several atmospherio: levels
ISOURCE: Leningrad, Glavnaya geofizichioskaya observatorlya. TrudyO no. 168j 1965i
'Chislennyy anal;Lz i prognoz pogody (Nuiiierical ana!ysis and weather forecasting),
TOP'IC TAGS: geostrophic wind, weather f2Eecastingf atmospheric geopotential
ABSTRACT: The results of 27 daily forimasts of wind and temperature fields for
1evel3 of 850, $00, 300 and 200 mb are analyzed. In contrast to earlier works, the
temperature and wind fields were predicted usIng a system in Lagrarge variables.
The method used is briefly-described. A high speed electronic computer was used for
making the claculationa. The initial data consioud of 333 values of geopotential
and 263 temperature readings on each of the foiAr levels studied. Tables are given
showing the reliability of -forecasts foe gecatrophic wind velocity- and temperat-are
variation. Predictions of wind valoofty were much more accurate on the 850 and
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500 nib levels than'on the 300 and 200 iob levels. The error was 5.5 m/sec for the
850 mb level$ M m/sec for the $00 TnV level, and about 13 m/see for the other two
levels. The absolute error in temperature'prediction for the tropospherels.20-on,
the-~Ie, owever,.for the 200 mb level this ermr is considerably greater
--Go*
a -inb
Mat-fdr -300- -Iairiel.-Tha-d

KOKAROV. I.A.; FRDOROVA. 3-V-
Anatomical structure of the shoot as a rooting capacity Indicator
',,for lilac cattings. BjuljWUvibot.s&da'no.2?:40-45 '57.
(HLRA 10:5)
1,Gl&YW botanichaskiy sad Akademil nauk SSSR.
,41Aaji~), Plant cattIngs) (Botany-Anatoxv)

SHILLER.-VOLKOVA, KONKNIA, T.P.1 ITF,ZjKAYA, Ya.A.; ORI,Ovj Nel.;
TROIMIKAYA, I.B.' j~~Wk
_q4j,,F,A.1 M)rkSjNIKO'JA, O.F.
,Exjnrtpr-,m in the usA of cytaloglo motlods in preventive oxaminationa
-of wDmn, Auah. 1 gin. 40 il_o*4tT,_74 JI-Ag 164,
(MIRA 1814)
1. G,.)avjuratvonrqy onkologt:hemkly institut ImerA Gertsena (dir. -
:prof'. A,N.N,,.vikov), Moakwa L Rodillriyy dor, lli,6 (glavnrf vraah 1,78
Paviuva), Vlon-lwa.
M!

. , 0
Fedorova, F. F, - The Age of the Kochkaroviskiy MaViatic Complex of
the Southern Urals Accoixiing to Data Obtained by the Lead -a.-)d Ar-Zon
Method.
The Sixth Session of the Sommittee for Deteriining the Absolute Ape of
Geologic Formations at the Department :)f Ge jlog ic -Geographical Sciences
(-JGGN) Of the USSR Academy of Sciences at Svordlovsk in May 1957

ussil/clativa.-c !K(Lts TucLuical, Sac'.3rif'rous. 1 i-7
Abs Jour 7-1,ur Dioles 11-3 19581 j'9419
Author FX.~,-eovca, G.,
w
Inst
Titlk2 Ionvxiolls Hum.
Orig PuL SjovWC,~)znoyc proiz-vo, 1957, no 9, 68-6c).
.1
Abstract Nj nbs""ract,
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1. U"TEN"MY, A. P2,10010VA, G.
2. USSR (600)
4. Poultry, Dressing of
7. Comparative evaluation of methods. for killing ?--ultry, Mias. Ind. 24, 'No. 1,
1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, I-lay -1953. Unclassified.

M OROVA, G., vrach
Exeraine thernpy in vestibulnr vertigo, %dorov's 4 no.1012&29
0158 (MIRA 11:11)
(VM IGO)
(EXERCISE TIMRAPr)

MR
TIPINNICHI71ITp Vladimir Karpovich;,Vq=OTA G.I., red.; ZEMMKOY, I.V.,
redolzd-Ta; ABRAMOVA, Ts.As
[Program control of machine toolal Programanoe uprovienis
stankami. Rostov-na-Donu, Rostovskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1959.
741). (MIRA 13:6)
Nachine tools--Nmerical control)

SOV/1 37-58-10-21483
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurrial, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 10, p 146(ussR)
AUTHORS: Abrikosov. N.. Kh., Bankina, V,F.,
TITLE: Investigation of the Bi-Te System (Issledovaniye sistemy Bi-Te)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : Vopr. metallurgii i fiz. poluprovodnikov. Moscow,
AN SSSR, 1957, pp 91-96
ABSTRACT: Ref. RZhMet, 1958, Nr 10, abstra-ict 21482
1. Bismuth tellerium alloys--Analysis
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uGROSHKO, B.B.; GRACREVk, V.P.; RASTORGUTEVA, G.P.; RIKHTER, B.V.;
.~iMVA",qtA4
Meteorological observations in analyzing the industrial
pollution of the greund layer of the atmosphere. Trudy GGO
no.138:18-30 163. (KRA 17 12)

0. A.
PA 31A9733
tolne' v- Liver., DI(jeaues
00ignif icance of Quick's Tests for Determining
lhj) Antitoxic Function of the Liver In Diseases
;"of: the liver and Kidneys," 0. A. FedorDV&, Faculty
-ThiPrapeutics Clinic, Sanitary Hygiene and Pedie-
atir-los
'Faculty, Tashkent Med Inst 2 pp
OJC Lin Mad" Vol XX7r, No 11
~Iqreetlgates 65 cases. GDrclu4es that in acute
M~renohymatous hepatitis there Is considerable re-
In antitoxic function of liver. Kidney
~fulactlon remained normal except In one case of
A ~ .1 --bi -
M U patttis:-vhers, th6rvk -vas -3.3~ albasin
. ysan
ne.

LAVRISHOREVAt L.N.; ZEDOROVAI.2~A.j BELOV., V.N. [decoaaed)
Benzacridinese Part Is Syfthesis of 5-alkylamino-1,2-dihydro-3.4-
benzacridIneos Zhuroob.khime.33 no.1213961-3964 D 163.(Km 170)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-telchnologicheakiy institut imeni Mandeleyeva.
"Al

39961
S/181/62/004/008/,004/041
B125/BI04
AUTEORS: Lyubin', V. M., and Fedorova, G. A.
TITLEt High-voltago photoolopiromotive forces in layers of
antimony tri.selenide
PERIODICAL: Fizika'tvardogo tela, A,. 4, no. 8,-1962, 2026-2030
TEXT: The spectral distribution of the photoeffect, its lag and its
dependence or, light int~ensity were measured with the same instruments
that had been used by B. T. Kolomiyets and V. M. Lyubin (FTT, 1, 740,
1959). Artimony and selenium were fused to Bb So in vacuo and condensed
2 3
on glass or mice plates with platinum or Aquadag electrodes. The hoto-
voltago'was ineasured with a tube electrometer of type -qmy-~ (EYU-3~ or
with electrostatic voltmeters of type.-C-95 (S-95). The photo-omf
depends on the temperature t of the backing during condensati.on and also
on the angle 9 of incidence of the molecular beam, and reached its- highest
value at 9 a 25-450 and t =3000C. A strong photo-emf can arisd only in
crystalline samples, and a weak one only in amorpho,"-s samples., Tho
photo-omf, which does pot ar~-se.tsear.'&n electrode, increases in proportion
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High-voltage photoolsotromotiveiv-0 B125/B104
to the electrode spao ing. The photo-omf produced by frontal illumination
with white light may..bave different uigns oven if the illuminated samples
are produced under equal conditions. The volt-ampere characteristics
recorded in light and in the dark are linear up to electric field strongthe
of 104 v/cLa. Both the rise and,tho decay time3 of the photc-ezf are
-4
10 sec at most and have no long-tine components. TI-e of =any
samples risea very steeply at first.. The photocurrent increases in
proportion to.the light int6nisiit~;'ths photo-omf, howfiver, tends to V~
saturationp and its sign very often changes when white-li6ht is Incident
through the glass buokine. T~e ho'lao are the prodominant carriers.
Considerable photovoltago (20-30 v/om') also occurs in Sb 2S31 Sb2S3' Sb233
(--type semiconductors), Sb 5 -Bi S and 2 Sb OB (n-typo semi-
r . '2 3 2 31 2S3 '2S3 V
conductors). In the oaso-"of frontal illumination, the spectral properties
of the photevelij a of highabMaieht Md 1OW-OM014M 14YOVO ArO 41MOOt
the same (Fig. 411! There are 6 figures.
SUBMITTEDs FobruarY. 15, 1962-
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B019/BO77
AUTHORS: Lyubin, V.,M., and Fedorova,
TITLE: The Problem of High-voltage Photo-eleotromotive Forces in
Thin Semiconducting Layers
PERIODICALi Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 135, NO-4v PP- 833-836
TEXT: The authors present-the results of a study of high-voltage photo-emf
in layers of CdTe and of some antimony and bismuth halides. The initial
material was cadmium telluride which is available as a luminescent powder
under the trade-mark "ohistyy" ("Pure"), or is obtained by melting the
necessary portions of Od and Te. Evaporation on glass or mica was done in
a graphite container. In all layers produced by tlis method, a photo-emf
of up to 80 - 100 v/om was established, and some layers showed values of
up to 150 - 180 v/cm at room temperature. The magnitude of the photo-emf
was a function of the layer thickness, the temperature of the base, and
the manufacturing process. A layer thickness of d2.11-5~tand a base tempera-
ture of about 3000C were found to be most favorable; the resistivity of the
layer was 107 108 ohm.cm. These investigations showed that CdTe can be
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motive Forces in Thin Semiconducting Layers
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B019/BO77
used in television devices. It was found that the sign of the photo-emf
can be different even when using equal manufacturing methods. No change
of sign was established when the interval between container and base was
kept small during the.production. The origin of a high-voltage photo-emf
is explained by a photo current which might pass through the layer during
evaporation and separate the ionized impurities. Tests did not confirm this
theory. In different spectral ranges different signs of photo-emf were
found; and test results indicated the existence of sublayers which com-
plioate the explanation of high-voltage photo-omf. Practically the same
results were obtained for the photo-emf of binary and ternary layers of
antimony and bismuth produced in the same way as the CdTe layers. There
are 2 figures, 2 tables, and 8 references; 4 Soviet and 4 US.
PRESENTED: June 20, 1960, by A. F. Ioffe, Academician
SUBMITTED; Juno 10, 1960
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ObtuinLng by Ue hydrog(inatiol-i cf bon;enp- rrI.T,.
i takh. topl., i.mamal ~) no.7,.U-311 J-1 16.~.
1. Kru3nodarokly filial Vsesoyuzno-,) nefteg-azovogu naochno-
I.ssIedovatellskogo Instituta.

FEDOROVA, G.A.
Methods for separating and determining vitamin P-like substances,
Vit. rets. i ikh isp. no,4sl89-194 159. (MIRA 14:12)
1. V86110yusnyy v:Ltwdnnyy institut.
(VITAMINS-?) (DRUGS--ADULTEMTION AND AMYSIS)

DEEVYATNIN, V.A.; SOLUNINA, I.A.;.FEDDROVA,-- G - ----M'NIIOVA,-Ye.--Ya-.4
SAMSONOVA, G.S,,; ZIIELTOYA-i-I-.-5-.
Vitamin loss in cooking. Trudy VNIVI 8:93-96 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Xhimiko-analiticheskaya laboratoriya Vaesoyuznogo nauchno-
issledovatel'skogo vitaminnogo instituta.
(Vitamins)

DEVYATNL4, V.A.;
Application of colorimetry in determining vitamin B6 in poly-
vitamin preparations. Trudy VNIVI 8:97-102 '61. (MIRA 14;9)
1. Khixiko-analiticheskaya laboratoriya Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-
issledovatel'skogo vitaminnogo instituta.
(Colorimetry) (Pyridoxine)

A. U40UJ-0 f ba f t I )/EW Pt e)/EVIT (m)/TjE7WP(t)/ET ')/GG/AT
I IJP(c) ~1) _121 1i
d tat AP6033819 SOURCE CODE: UR10289/66/0od/ook7dW1W5-9
AUTHOR: Tsuk=man.,_V_ G.; Lyubln, V. M.; Vaynahteyn, E. Ye.; Fedorova, G. A.
ORG: Institute of inorganic Chemistry, Stberian De2artment, AN SSSR, Novosibirsk
(Institut neorganicheskoy khimii Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR)
TITLE: Photoelectric property of the selenium-arsenic-thallium genic2nductor f14M
in the x-ray spectral region,
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheskikh nauk, no. 2,
1966, 51-58
TOPIC TAGS: semiconductor film, arsenic selenide, thalliumlareenic-mZMEMEML-
photoconductive film, x ray photography, TV tube , PW0r4,XxCCrejC peve~-&Ty,
4PecrAvn:~ ,Tfj-r* Ni Vni
ABSTRACT: The effect of thallium addition on the photoconductivity of amorphous
selenium-arsenic semiconductor filmst 0.3-7 u thick, has been studied extensively
in view of.the expected improvement in photoelectric property of Se-As films. The
first experimental data of the authors on the Se-As-Tl films Vere published
elsewhere [PTT, 1965). The films of'Tl28e-l0As2Se3; T12Se-2AS2Se3,* T12Se-A82Se3;
2T! Se'As Se ; And 3T1 Se-AS2Se3 were deposited on various substrates by vacuum
2 31,
vaporization. Thii'Tl2ie*AsZSe3 films weTe found to be the most promising-in applica-
tion in the x-ray spectral region and displayed greater pbotoeffect than the beat
thallium-fres films in the visible spectral region. Radiosensitivity of the
Card 1/2 UDC: 541.123.3+546.23119'683

ACC N& AP6033819
T12Se-As2Se3 films versus thickness and preparation technique, x-ray dosimetric #nd
volt-ampere characteristics.' kinetics and.spectral distribution in the 0.5-1.5 A
range of x-ray conductivity of the films were determined, as well as the quantum
yield of the photoconductive effect and the energy of formation of a single electron-
hole pair. A vidicon-type camera tube, photoconductive in the visible and x-ray
spectral regions, was constructed with a 'rl,Se*Aa2Se3 film deposited on a beryllium
face plate as a target. The first experiments with such a vidicon tube showed a
short rise time (of the order of tenths of a second) of the system and the feasibilit
of visualization of the x-ray pictures and of measurement.of the radiation intensity
in different areas of the target. Orig. art. has: 8 figures and 2 tables.
SUB CODE: ll/ SUBM DATE: 303u165/ ORIC. REF: 017/ ATD PRESS% 5100

- -FEDORGVA, G,A.
Chromatographic separation and determination of pyrocatechol.
Gidroliz. i lesokhIm. prom. 18 no.5:17-18 165. (MIPA 18!7)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvenrrfy pedagogicheskiy institut Imeni
V.I.Leaina.

ACC NRt Ap6o34753 CA) SOURCE CODE: UW002016611TO10051105211055
Tsukerman, V.C;.
AUTHOR: V4nshteyn, E*. Ye. (deceased); Lyubin.. V. M.;.~edo~Ty~,_S.
jOiG: Institute of inorganic Chemistryj, Siberian DePartmentp Acadeqr of Sciencess SSSR
~(Instlitut neorganicheskoy khimii Sibirskogo otdeleniya Akademii nauk SSSR); institute
I
:of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry im. V. I. Vernadskiy, Acadeqr of Scierces SSSF
:(Institut geolthimii i analiticheskoy khimii Akademii nauk sssR)
;TITLE: Some singularities of the internal photoeffect in layers of the Se-As-T1 systen
lin the visible 'dnd'x-ray regions of thd-spectrum
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 170, no. 5, 1966, io.52-1o55
ITOPIC TAGS-. selenium compound, arsenic compound optic material, thallium containing
jalloy, internal photoeffect, photoconductivity, x ray-effect
1ABSTRACT: The authors report tIbe first results of attempts to increase the photocon-
ductivity of Se-As thin semiconducting layers by introducing thallium. The raw
material of the Se-As-T1 system was synthesized-by fusing selenium, arsenic, and thal-
iliilm in vacuum, and the investigated films -were prepared by evaporation in vacuum by
!a method close to that described by the aw,',hors earlier (FTT Y. 4, 401, 1962). The
!electrodes were tin dioxide and aluminum. The compositions of the layers investigated
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!were T12Se-1OAspSe3.1 T12Se*2As2Se3, T12Se,jks2Se3, 2Tl2Se-As2Se3, and 3Tl2Se-As2Se3-
'"he layer thickness ranged from 0.3 to T p.. The conductivity and photoconductivity
were investigated by a method described in the earlier paper (and in Pribori i tekl~
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eksperimenta, no. 6. 192., 1965). An increase in the thallium, concentration reduced
the dark resistance and shifted the spectral characteristics of the photoeffect toward
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Ithe long-wave region. The greatest sensitivity was observed in T12Se-As_,Se3- The x-
:ray sensitivity was practically constant, in the range 0.5 - 1.5 A, and then increased
islowly with increasing x-ray wavelength. The photoeffect depends on the polarity-of
ithe voltage applied. At negative potential on the tin-dioxide electrode the spectrum
has a single maximum near 350 - 370 = and depends little on the thickness of the
layer. For positive potential, maxima appear both at short and long wavelengths (near
6oo nm) and shift toward longer wavelength with increasing thickness. The results are
interpreted from the point of view of the -.processes that occur in the-regions near the
electrodes. The dark current increased faater than linearly with increasing applied
~voltage., but the photocurrent exhibited ra~pid saturation. The quantum yield ranged
from 800 to 1400 electrons/quantum and the ionization energy required to produce a
single electron-hole pair is 5-T - 10 ev, close in value to that obtained for many
photoconductors sensitive to x-radiation. It is concluded that the Se-As-T1 system
can serve as an effective photoconductor for -bath the visible and the x-ray regions.
This report was presented by Academician V. V. Voyevodskiy 14 january 1966. orig.
aa,*,. has: 3'figures.
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Treat~ent of seboirhea of the scalp with sulsen. Vest.derm.i
ve.n. no.7t49-50 .161. (MMA 1515)
1. Iz Ufizekogo nauctmo-isolodavatel'skogo kozhno-veiaerologicbeokogo
instituta, (dire - stershiy muchrqy sotrudnik P.Ne Shishkin)j,
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meditsinskogo instituta i miJ:ologicheskoy detskoy bollnitay
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"Characterization of some olivomycin derivatives and decomposition products."
report submitted for Antibiotics Cong, Prague, 15-19 Jun 64.
Inst for Search of New Antibiotics) MIS UWE) ~Ibscow.

BRAZHNIKOVAP M.G.; KRUGLYAK, Pi.,B.; BORISOVA,
Study of olivomycin i.lomogeneity. Antibiotlki 9 no.2tl4l-146
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