SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FEDOROVA, O.S. - FEDOROVA, S.C.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R000412710012-3
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 100
• Document Creation Date: January 3, 2017
• Document Release Date: July 27, 2000
• Sequence Number: 12
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

rpr tffftelf? -in f t I f I

:Aj

-6!"m M11h;i AWObas mm. I.Agnfl6v awl 0. S. Ft%ItFnbT4

00 W t4wk owdiSmUnm of Wvw a" &v=W ekdrulytkally aftl dw
grannformation at oun awdi"Um into ¬ber taim pkee wvm rarritJ trig

00.3 with aqueom Wyer nitrale. botwm pl4tinum olvatradm, with currrnt drmity

-OOI.VWWO-I.V. Tho
, MW bilm mitrate Concentration 0
0-01 -0.4 AMP
Irm
.
.
the curvent dmity the duker the cokmr of the depait. in the rmirr
=
7 -Iutkvm am the illovor the change fmm dark to 4ht v4iur in the
d
r. w. on additkm dovoloo w4&tits to tht solutitkne
S
f;
bk
.
-
.
the d~PWI& becom &rker &W Uja cabur amm sta
00 V

"TAILLMS At LITINATift CLIIWKAIIU
U 0 At
LP
0 0 0 0 * 010 0 0 * * 0 0 0 0
ALO-O-o 4 00 0 0 0 0 oil * 0. 0, 0 49 0 0 4
1 14 4 3
0 0 0 0 0 0 a 6
0 00000 0 46 0 C' 0 0 a 6 0 0 o 0 0 0 0
r.--vm
I ape
woo
woo
"so
woo
flage
Mss~
rtoo
*so
Imes
us*
moo
If
00

Tw"i f uCtNA111 UJI130 $i6 1716 NK 41 A; A) 0. It CA AT
L-�- U4A--A _Ux-A. o h_
0
0 ~,: ~
117.45411117410
tj : ~4
VC,
son!
Offl:
00
00
A00
sea so
is roe
'u!ix;pvv--*tkUAd'q4vuv% lit Poo
WWI 1"Warn pug I-vrl Ovy rx,
%aplus %twoulA r So
Lql-du" q 4 'JJ94,u al
WWR I )v
AAqV' U-) 'SUN
I'm -W -9 -,j)
'o P" v if as
00
00- fy 00
Too
00
I Al
nIT IT Iowa &jiltal 141t 9 co
0 0 6 960009 00 0 141 *,*,.1 elo 00Is 00 000 0; 00 0 000
0 2.61AW 'so-M, a's* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 *Soo*

1A.
41"JI
to
-.00
goal
Goal
*so
x60
AIG&
IL T.
004 woo
GeV
A"
see
low O"Jaw
0"" am
V IA AN a I I of 0 91 9 It V I a 4 2 0 1
1~ S~v
1-18-0-0

r Al a a at OF a & a a 0 a *)Be
00AX, JIL
00 OF"COMI, AND "W441110, P"d I
00A
:

odb"$.
so
V so
.00
CW&dmm Son.. I'
WIL 1711-

-
002, 4 MR
I a0damm"
WW

I
C -
*m 8W0& (ft Moloch
badmy
c -00
~l
L

l see
sea

O*W go*
goo
goo
4100
6*0

goo

woo

woo
--tow*$ t6"40 all 441 44M 41#slit INK owl ill
4 1 a a a 4 1 v Jr. 1 v IN 9 a 4 3 1
Z
0 0 0 0 00 00060 *Goose a
* 0 1 S 0'0 .6
0 0 0
*
:10 s /
1
0 1 "_0
-0
-
-

Metpholosp,of virmerits. X11. The method of mict
a of dl e 10 .- 7
.1 Ippdlett 1 01011. (P"j,
tilt Inclih cf. C. A. 32"
40t it' -fit,
Jf~WiICII'totcv of niedintu, whk-h provI&A 4 ITIOX. di'l-
PV1,likill tit JARUICIII, (Ilq.! IWMI di.StIVIII(iOll Of pignicut (by
niva"s q Isfush or tit OlLs lilvdillf and
stantlalleallon tit the It-dinic lif CRIcK. (fit- diam. or tilt-
pacticlox ate flut-mary wit,1111nim for the tit-in. Nitic
rVIcrent-t-4. A. A. PtOgorny
r 'N

I FM 7. L A- L- A~ 4--#
piciiiii-I -8.0 ;NZI-Ii-Ilts -01.
x Y
! :
00 .4 111
:0
00 zh" A. -8-rl~~SOTA
dw ton
for Pb WANS a a"tum of KSu4 and R,.%O,)s in
inpmved W nbed HIT Ab A
0: = %:r Cd(Nmot in
0 =avow" of the 360. C.
or an is dOMMIN&
IBM
I
~&L/ Ong allial i3w 4"v if&
b uAl 10-1100 t N 1 0 FI I
W a aIV AM 1 5 JO W0 9 9 1 IF it 0 0 0 3 1 V,
a a K a it's Nwit, llz~u a, IT
es 00000e 0
00
-.00
coo
coo
see

Determination of Instability Constants of Complex Compounds cf Metals vith
Thiourea by the Polarographic Method. I. Lead and Cadmiunt Fags 206, Sbornik
statey po obahchey khimii (collection of Papers on General Chemistry)p Vol Ip
Moscow-Len4mgrad, 1953, pagea,762-766
Ivanovo Chomico-Technological Inst

MnP/Chemistry - Analysis
Card 1/1 -iub. 151 - 11/36
Authors i Fedorova, 0. 31
Title Comoos;tion and instability constants of complex metal-thi~ourea compounds
determined by the polarographic method. Part 2.-
Periodical i zhur. ob. khim. 24/l,'62-64, Jan 1954
Abstract t The structure and stability of Zn, Ni and Bi complexes were polarographica.11y
investigated at a pH of about 0.35. A reduction in stability followed by a
reduction in the covalent properties of various metal ions during their 'con-
tact with thiourea was established. The coordination number and the instabi6
ity constants of a Bi-thiourea complex were determined. The reversibility CC
the Bi ion discharge process was determined on the basis of experimental
data. Six USSR references (1949-1953). Tablea:~yaph.
-Institution The-Chemical--,Technological-inatitute,, Ivanovo
Submitted July 4j 1953

FXDOROVA 0 V*
I v*y*
mxvvAl
wa*dw*n w W~
0 NOW
a
IlArion evae*Zrkyblhsn, 152 eggs] 152 lAitea ot kmshdot kuritsy.
Lleningra Ioeningradskoe jazatno-shurnallnoo i knishnoe
isd-vo. 1955. 36 po (xLRA 1o:6)
(Igge-Production)

ACCESSION NR: AP40285 45 SjOI9116 4/0 00/004/qQ2010023
AUTHOR: Kerber, M. L.; Fedotova, 0. Ya.; Losev, 1. P. (Deceased)
TITLE: Radiation resistance of aromatic and arylallphatic polyamides
SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massy*, no. 4, 1964, 20-23
TOPIC TAGS: aromatic polyamide, aliphatic polyamide, arylaliphatic polyamide
radiation resistance, gamma Irradiation, thermomechanical property, moleculaj~
weight, specific viscosity, polytherephthalamide, cross linkage
I ABSTRACT: The radiation resistance of aromatic, aliphaticiand aryla-
liphatic polyamides was investigated. The radiation resistance of polyamides
(poly- p- phenylenete rephthalamide, poly- p-phenylenesebacinamide, polydiphenyl.,
methane te rephthalamide, polyditolylmethaneterephthalamide and pol)JK M-dimethylz
j(diphenylmethane)-terephthalamideI I was determined by the. change in mole-
" "P""
r weight (specific viscosity) aM the thermomechanical properties under the
c~ t t
e ec of Co-60 gamma -Irradiation. The polyterephthalamides am- vt4at malstan
It2

ACCESSION NR: AP4028545
to gamma radiation; they. are also resistant to oxidative destruction at 200C.
The predominance of the destruction processes alhovw3 up at different integral
the structure of the backbone of the aromatic polyamidess
doses depending
on
The parallel course of the processes of degradation and arose linking of polyamides
by gamma radiation in air was thus confirmed. Exchanging the aromatic
group of the amide for an all~hatic or arylaliphatic reduces the radiation resist-
ance of the polymer, Orig. art. has: 4 figures
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: 00 ATD PRESS. 3067
1i SUB CODE: 0(), Np NO REP SOV: 008
212
ENCU 00
OTHER: 008

ACCESSION NR: AT4033998 S/0000/63/000/000/0139/0144
AUTHOR: FedotoyA,._Q. Ya,.; Shtillman, M. I.; Losev, 1. P. (Deceased); Bogdanova
V. M.; Zil-iii-i6y'a, -To- V*
TITLE: Synthesis and conversion of polyamide-polynitriles. 1. Synthesis of.
-cyanoethylated polyamides
N
SOURCE; Geterctsepny*ye vy*sokomolekulyarny-.'rye soyedinenlya (Heterochain macro-w
molecular compounds); sbornik statey. Moscow, lzd-vo "Nauka," 1963, 139-144
on, cyapoethylated polyamide,
TOPIC TAGS: polymer, poiyamide, cyanoethylati
solution polycondensation, Interphase polycondensation, aromatic diamine, aliphatic'
diamine, dicyanoethylated aromatic diamine, adipic acid, dicarboxylic acid, poly-
Initrile
ABSTRACT: The authors claim original synthesis of N-cyanoethylated polya s
mide by
solution or interphase polycondensation of N,NI-di-(13-cyanoethyl)-p-phenylene
diamine or N,N'-di-p-cyanoethyl)-1,6-hexamethylene diamine with adipi.; acid or 1;3 i
dichloroanhydride. Solution reactions lasted 7-10 hours (5 hrs. In 0 purified N
flow, 2-5 hours in a vacuum) at 160-220c, interphase reactions 30 min. "at 180-
240C. It was established that N-cyanoethylated polyamides with a predetermined
nitrileoroup content can be derived at polycondensation solution temperatures not
;-r-..A 2
Card

ACCESSION'NR:'
I exceeding 160C. Dicyanoethylated aromatic dlamines fall almost entirely to parti-
cipate In.the interphase polycondensation, although their aliphatic counterparts
react with the dichloroanhydri.des of dicarboxylic acids at phase separation bound-
aries. OrIg. art, has: '5 graphs, 2 tables and 4 chemical equations.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy khlmlko-takhnologicheskiy Institut Im. 0. 1. Mendeleyeva
(Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology)
SUBMITTED; 12Sep62 DATE ACQ: 30Apr64 ENCU 00
OTHER*. 000
SUa CODE: OC NO REF SOV:. 003
2/2
Card-

FADOROVA, P., tekhnik
Improving the design of the NII-200 lifting-jacks Stroitell no.1:14
ja 159. (MBA 1213)
(Hydraulic jacks)

YEStKINA, T.M.,(ArzwmsskV& oblasti)l IM P.G.,(Voroshilovgrad);
MOVAR
KOSHnIA. M.I.,(Stayropoll): UUMOYLK. I.Ta-.--,-dbktor meditsiuskikh
nauk (Kooky&); SMANOVA, P.D., starshays. maditsinska" sestrr.(Sochi)
Work of the aounoil of nurses. T.H. RalkAna and others. Had. sestra
no.1:24-27 Ja. 156. XMM 90)
1. Predeadatell Soveta meditainakikh seater (for Yealkina, Fedorova,
Koshina)
(NEMM AND MMING)

YZDOROVA,-P.T.. kandidat =ditsinakikh nauk
Achroltio anemia, Toraps arkho 26 no.2:74-77 Nr-AP '54. OWU 7:8)
1. In gospitallnoy torapayti~hookoy kliniki (dir. oldwi-korrospon-
dent ANN SSSR ~rof. Z.1sUiddovs) Tashkentakogo moditsinskogo
Instituta Imeal V*X.Xolotoya.
(ANINIAO HYPXMWIG,
oachrostle)

JD
PY
-T!!.~Geaaral Problew of Patholo6y - Tumors. T-5
Abs Jour Ref Vhur Biol., Wo 41 1958,-17424
'Author F
Inst
Title On Acute Erythremia and Erythroleukemia.
Orig Pub Terapevt. arkbiv, 1950, 23..~ No, 81
Abstract Two cases of acute disease are reported in io' and 18-year
old males, ch"acterized by high fever, Iymphadenopw;hy,
hepatooplenomegalyp progressing anemia,, elevated Mp
thrombocytopenin and phenomew of hemorrhagic diathesis.
In one patient the n=iber of hemocytoblasts in peripheral
blood reached 82.5% with a vhite cell count up to 6-o,ooo
per cum. There were 68 -normDblasts) predominantly or-
thochromtic, per 100 white cells, and a hemocytoblastic
bone marrolv* The other patient had 142 erythrobiasts
(57 Proerythroblasts, P-5 iegaloblasts and 60 normoblasts)
per 100 vhite cells; of them 7paraerythroblasts"
Card 1/2

MOROVA, P. I.
Blood gases in thyrotoxicools in hot ellmates. IZv4ff Uz-
SSR.Seremed, no,2:23-27 158. (MIRA 22:5)

P.I., kAnd.med.nRuk
Some aspects of central nervous function in thyrotoxicosis in a
hot climate. Terap. arkh. 30 no.4:81-91 AD 158. (MIRA 11:4)
1. 1z gospitallnoy terapsytichaskoy kliniki (dir.-chlon-korrespondent
AYS BSSR vrof. Z-1.Umidova) Tashkentskogo maditsinskogo Instituta.
(OMnWL WMVOUS SYSTIM. physiology.
. in hyperthyroidism in hot climate (RUB)
(HYPERTHYRDMISM, uhysiology,
OU, In hot climate (Rue)
(OLIKATZ,
.GVS funct, in hyperthyroidism in hot environment (Rua)

---ZQORO)A,--P*l*-kRud. mad. nauk, dotsent (Tashkent)
Topography of skin topmerature, Iv thyrotoxicosis patlents. Arobl.
.endok.i gorm. 5'uo.5t6?-?2 S-0 159. (MIn 13:5)
1. Is kafedry: goopitallno), terapit (say. - oblet-korreapoudent
AMN SM Prof. Z.1. Vaidava) lachabnogo fakalltsta Taitentakogo
goeudarstvannogo weditisustogo instituta.
physiol.)
(BODY TXMPJMLTM)

FEDOROVA, P. I., Doe Med Sci -- "Basedow's disease under
hot-olimate oonditions., (OlinicalNphysiological study)@"
Tashkent, 1961. (Min of Health Uz3SR. Tashkent State Med
Inst) (KL, 8-61, 258)
423
N

red.; TSAY, A.A... tekhn. red.
FEDOROVA, P.I.; AVAKIMOVA, L.A.
[Tbyrotoxicosio (Basedow's disease) In a hot climate]
Tireotoksikoz (bagedova bolezn') v usloviiakh zharkogo
klimata. Tashkent, Medgiz UzSSR, 1963. 194 p.
(MIRA 17:3)

ANTIPOV9 V.G. (Antsipaus, V.H.1; FEDOROVAp R, [Fiodaravaj Rol
Coniferous exotic plants in KalbAngrad Province. Vestsi AN
BSM. Ser. biial. nav. no.4:34,-39 163. (MI.A 17:8)

- -.~ 4 , - , !~- ~-!. - ~ - -
!.-1 .11 '4r~~ 11
-3 -, -- oo.j~, 7 --- -- '~ '. ' : ~
. - ___ - __-Z
. . ., -,; , ~?*L~
..V, --l- -.-, : - 1-7,""'. ~. , -

MOROVA; R.G.
"Now" at 0 mination of the unchanged heart and large maal$ in
Contrant 0
anterior projection with the patient in a horizontal poe Ition.
Khirurgila 33 no.12:60-65 D '57. (KIRA 11:2)
1. Is fakul'tatekoy kbirurgichaskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. A.M.
Bakulev) I Imfedroy rentganologii i radiologit (tav. - prof. Y.A.
Doyacheako) It Hoskovskogo gosuderetvennogo maditsinakogo inatituta
imeni MJ Firogova .
(;!];;IOVASWLAR SYSUH, radiography
anterior projection of heart & large -vessels in horizontal
V081tion)

FEDOROVA, R.G.j Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "Contrast study
of the unchanged heart and m9bber vessels with the patkint
in the horizontal.position." mos 1956 12 pp. (Second Mes
State Med Inst im.N.I. Pirogov) 200 copies (KL, 21-58, 93)
73

!T. ~-!:b
X-i
IVANITSKAYA, H.A.; MONOYA, R.G.
Angiocnrdt;gra"ph-i"c" ~examlnfkilon of the unchanged heRrt Rnd mRIn
veagele (with summar7 in Bngliahl. Veat.rentg. i rad. 13 no.1:6-12
Ja-F 158. (MMA 11:4)
1. 12 fRkulltatakoy khirm--gicheakoy kliniki iment S.I. SpRsokukotakogo
(sav.-prof. A.R. Bakulev) i is kAfedry rentgenologit (sav.-prof.
V.A. D'yachanko) II-go Hookovskogo maditainskogo iUBtitUtR iMeni
R.I. Pirogova.
(ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY,
. in normal cond. (Rue)
(ANGIOGRAPHT,
great veseels, in normal cond. (Rua)

FREYDLIN, L-Kh., SLADKOVA, T.A.; KUDRYAVTSEV, G.I.; SHEYN, 'T.I.; AIL'BMAN,
Ye.N.; FEDOROVA, R.G.
Catalytic hydrogenation of aromatic nitriles and the properties of
polyamides obtained from P-(/f,?-diaminodiethylbenzene). Izv. AN
SSSR. Otd.khim.nauk no.9:171'3-1715 S 161. OURA 14:9)
1. Institut organicheakoy khImii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR i
Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut iskusstvennogo volokna.
(Nitriles) (Hydrogenation) (Polyamides)

KHOMYAKOV., Yu.Sq; PDOROVA, R.G.
Diagnosis of multiple primarv malignant t=ors. Sov, med,
25 no.2:121-123 F 162. (IMU 15:3)
1. IZ.4afedry rentgenologii, i radiologii (zav. - prof. V.A.
D'yachenko) II Mookovskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni N.I.
Firogova. (UMER-DIAGNOSTS)

FEDOROVA, R.G. (Moskva, 1-45, Pechatnikov pereulok, d.~!, kv.-11)
Ghange in the traaheal bifurzaticn angle In mitral stenosis;
X-ray observations. Grud, kbir. 5 no.5:15-18 S-0 163.
(KIRA 17-.8)
2. Is kafedry rentgenologli I radlologli (zav. - prof. V,A.
Dlyachenko) Il Moskovskogo medits-inskogo insLituta imani
Pirogova.

FEDOROVA, R.I.
Now developments in the organization of shoe production on a -
conveyer line'. Koah.-obuv.prom. 4 no.4s6 Ap 162. (KRA 150)
(Shoe manufacture) (Assembly-line methcde)

ISAGULYANTS, V.I., akademikj POREDDA, Z.; FEDDROVA ,.R.I_,
Synthesis of(Knitrocarboxylic acids and their eaters using ion
exchangq,resins as catalysts. Dokl. AN Arm. SSR 36 no.1:31-34 163.
(MIRA 17tl)
1. Akademiya nauk Aroyanskoy SSR (for Isagulyants).

Report to b6 subodttod for the 4th International Space Science symposiun -
(COSPAR) Warsaw., 2-12 June 63

UDALOVAO T&Po; PEDOROVAt Me
Xffeot of various nutrients on the gramicidin formation by Smc12luo
brevis vAr., G.-D, gikrobio2oglin 34 no*4s631-635 Jl-Ag 165* (KRA 18110)
1, Biologo-pochvennyy faklillt-t Moskovakogo gosudaretvenrago
universiteta, imeni MoLomonosova,

Sprnv--)chnIk tallltsam (it~,!-) A.7.
Lebel,~v W 11.11. Filorova. . 1b:31:vq, Akn:3emlmiesa,
xLvI, 549 P.
At h-isI of title: Ondevitya "au!, Tnstltut
Toc~mq.,! ~tolkhanild I V,,,tchIslIteI'nqy T~k!lniki.
1-ibliography. r. 411-536.

F*-'-~!-17-1-':.!'-~' "J.!
A guile to matheiitical tablos, b~ A-V- I.A-!Ilf~v arl
R. 711. Fclorova. New York, London, Pergarion FrOSI,
xlvi '5M r.
Translated from Vie original nw-o.Anin: Sprnvcch-",~
po mintemaetl~'heqkiii tabllt-~zam, Mx3ccw, 1956).
Peferences: p. 411-586.

LUZAN., P.Pol Prinimali uchastiyel
SHEVCHENKOP R.V.
rEDOROVA, R.1,; LISTOVNICHAU I S.F.1
Effect of pig-iron properties on the porosity of the working
surface of traotorliners. Lit. proizv. no.6:27-29 Je 161.
(MIRA 34:6)
1. TSentralinaya zavodskaya Liboratorlys. zavoda im. Lepae (for
Fedorova, Listoynicbaya,, Shevchenko).
(Cast iron-Hata.Uography)

rd&Ince to ti-& t a hJF r. TT

Isotopy of surfaces of the 2d order in Lobachavskii's geometry.
Soob*' MI Grus. SSR 20 noo,2:137-142 P 158. (HLU 11:7)
1. PredstavInno chlanom-korrespondentox AU GruzSSR GsS.Chogoshvill.
-(Sarfaces)
(Geometry, Infinitesimal)

BROMMO, V.Ya.; KALININA) O.F.; WKINA, O.T.; PETIOV, G.M.; FEDOROVAI.H.1.4.
Right ascensions of bodies of the solar system determined from
observations with the Freiberg-Kordratlev transit circle in Nikolayev
in 1961. Izv. GAO 23 no.4:82-90 164. WIRA 17:9)

IVAKINAO* T.Ya,; KALtKMVICH9 F.F.j MPOROVA, R.T.
Results of photographio observations of minor planets at Nikoliev.
~Siul. Tnet. tear. astron. 10 no.2,s,164-170 165. (KRA 180)

S/081/62/000/016/022/043.1'
,B I 6e/B 1816
AUTHORS: Fedoroval-i.-V., Kogan, It. I., Belovap (j.*D.,
TITLE: Vapor-p~mse condensation of acetone with formaldehyde in
methylvinylketone. Summary
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal; Xhimiyat'no.''161 1962, 384, abstract
16L11 (Tr. Vass. n.'-i. vitamin. in-t, v- 7, 1961, 54-59)
TEXT: The authors studied the production of methylvinylketone (I/ by
condensation of industrial formalin (II)'and chemically pure acetone (III).
This was achieved by a vapor-'phase reaction on higher.oxides of rare
earths, acid clays (e.g. gumbrin, kill) and industrial catalysts
(e.g. Cd-Ca phosphate, Ca phosphate), performed, in a flow type latoratory
apparatus at from 280 to 450-50009 (4 4000C preferable) at volume velocities
from 100 to 1000-2000 1 gaseous III per 1 1 catalyst per hourt with
45-50 ml catalyst and a molar ratio of II - III - I : 1. The domposition
of the reaction mixture was determined anaiytically (e.g. I by Kaufman's
method) '1I by reaotiqn with dimedon, etc.)# and that of gaseous products
with a ITA_ 2 (VTI-2) gas amlyzer. Catalysts are listed, and the
Card 1/2

5/081/62/000/016/022/043
Vapor-phase condensation of... B168/B186
following respective values are given for optimum reaction temperature in
OC, yield of I per throughput of III in %, yield of I per input of-I into
the reaction in %, productivity in g per 1 1 catalyst per hr : Ca phosphate,
420', 26.6, 93.7, 306; higher oxides of rare earths, 375-380, 36, 100, 325
higher oxides of rare earths on a carrier, 515, -0 ---'100, 5~5i silica
gel, promoted with KOH, -, 79.1, -,/100, 22. - Graphs are given for
productivity of I depending on temperature, catalyst and volume velocity.
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation,j
Card 2/2

MOROVA, R.V.
Distribution of grain pollen by air. Dokl-AI SM 107 no.6:897-898
A~ 156. (ML 9:8)
1. Institut geografii AWsaii nauk SM. Predstaylsio.akedemikom
V.N. SUkILoheTyU.
(Pollen) (Grain)

1.
2.
4.
7.
FEDOROVA, R. V.
USSR (600)
Peat Bogs - Mozhaysk District
Origin of the "Toporkovskoyell peat bog In the Mozhaysk District of the
Moscow Province. Trudy Geog. at. "Krasnovidovo" no. l,'1948.
9. Monthly List of Russian Acceasions, Library of Congress, March 1953,
Unolassi=ed,-'

Works on the All-Union Peat Institute, (Min of Agri, RSFSR)
Number 5, 1933, 103 pages, A Compendium of Instructions on the Study of Peat
& Peat Bogs:
Rut 2. Field Geobotanical Studies:
"Brief Instructions on Determiniw~., the Amount of Stumps in Peat Bogs" by
Kobzikov and Fedomra, R.
SO: Botanicheskiy ZhpLrnal,,Vol MON, No 1, pp 100-110, Jaa-wr-eb 1950, Rugsian
bimo per, MOBcow/Leningrad (U5511, 12 Feb 1954).

v 510 249 Misjj:s'11 16 S;l S5&4 igl 1e
P~~i I~T -Mv- I
M& Z0.1 Mal'gina. E. A., Opyt Fzpia-itavteaiia piTuny mrkotoryttl a:~m-
isykh pezod s lkh arcalimf v Fredc*.akh Evreqefaol cbAs-a SSS~
P" 2SIX-270- Wiog_- 2(#9-270.-- Mipwj4eafl. M. Kh. Orissnie pytltsy viOov polyrzet prez.
id -m-of /~,d '7 1 ';.q

R. V.
"Problem Concerning the Propagation of Hornbeam and White Beech (Carpinus) in
Post-Glacial Times in European USSR)" Problemy Fizicheskoy Geofrafii (Problems
of Physical Geography), Vol. 16, SymPosium, Moscow, 1951.
U-1483, 25 Sept 51

-Fii~OF0,71t$ Rtl%
"Paleobotanic Research in Estuary Deposits of the Caspian Depression," Trudy
Inst. geog.,, AN SSS9, No-50, 1951
"History of the Buzuluk Pine Woods Based on a Spore-Pollen Analysis of the
Peat Bog 'Pobochnoyel," Ibid.
"Influence of 6onditioning Feithods on the bize of Pollen Grain of Various
Species of Pinus." ibid.
L:F

INEDOROVA. R.V.
Dispersal of pollen and spores by ranning waters. Trudy Inst.geog.
no.521.46-72 152. (MMA 7:1)
(Pollen, Fossil)
'q

MOROVA, R. V.
Qnantitative regmlarities in the dispersal of tree pollen by wind.
Trudy Inst,geog. no-52991-103 '52, . (KUM 7:1)
(Pollen)

1, FEDOROVA,, R. V.
2. USSR (600)
4.
7.- "Data on the drift of arboreal pollen north of the timber line." Tikhomirsv,B.A.
lov. Vase. geog. Pbahch. 84 ne.3, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congrers, Jaza=7 .1953. Unclassified.

PEDOROVA--R.V.
Dissertationt "Forest Phases in the Plant Cover of the.Yergeniy.Mountains
and Stavropol? in the Late Holocene (According to the Data of Spore-Dust
Anakysis).ff Cand Geog Sci, Inat of - GeograpNr, Acad Sci USSR, Moscow, 1953.
(Referativnyy Zhurnal Geoligiya Geografiya, Moscow, Aug 54)
Sol SUM 393, 28 Fab 1955
m

73DOROVA, R.V.
On the origin of knoll y bogs. Bot.shur. 38 no.4:584-389 JI-Ag
Omm 6:9)
1. Institut geografil Aked ail nauk 3MR, Kookm, (Peat bogn)

YIDOROVA.R.V.
forest phases in the Yergeni Hills and Stavropol Platea'a dwing
the late Holocene period. Trudy Inst. geog. no.6335?-127 155.
(KM 8:6)
(Yergeni Hills--Pollen. Fossil) (Stavropol Flat eaTk.-Polle n,
Fossil) (Yergent, Hills-Spores (Botamy),Fossil) (Stavropol
Plateafa--Sporee (Botany), Fossil)

'Atmospheric dispersal Of pollen of certain grassy plants.
Izv.Aff SSSRSar.gesg.no.lsl04-10q AF 156. (MM 9:7)
le.Institut geogri f1i AN SM.

GRICEMO T.P.; YADOROTA, ROTO
Characteristics of perlglaclal vegetation of the Qaaiern&ry period
in the north of the Asiatic Continent. ImAN MU.3or.geog. no.?l
66-7,1 mr-Ap. 156. 918)
1. Institut geograftl AN SM.
777

FEMOVA, R. V.
Distribution of grain pollen by air.
AP '56.
Dokl.AN S&M 107 no.6:897-898
(MM 9 t 8)
1. Institut geografii AWsmii nauk SM. Predstavleno akademikom
T.N. Sukwhey".
(Pollen) (Grain)

TUMOVA, R.V.
Differences between pollens of wild and cultivated ramses. Dokl.
ANSWU 108 no. 1;153-3,35 W 156. 1 (jan 9:8)
1.1natitut geografil AWasli nauk SSW. Predstavlano akademikom
V,N. Sukachevym.
.(Grasses) (Pollen) (Grain)

FEDOROTA, R.V.
ORecent trends In palynology* [in Xnglishl by X.Faegri. Reviewed
by R.T. Fedorova. lot. zhur. 43 no-7:1054-1056 J1 '58. (14IRL 11--9)
1. Institut geografti Akademii nauk SSSR, Koskva.
(palynology)
(Paegri, K.)

FZDWOTAp Agja TAzU!mtm# Imnd.geogref.nank; SUCMMBINOTSXATA,
s, red.; NOGIVA, R.I., tekhn.red, . Lt'
[Searchers of thn sun's treasures] Iskateli solnechnykh kladov.
Moskva, GoeAzd-yo geogralit-ryo 1939. 18) P. (Mmz 13:3)
(Russia, Northern-Description and travel) T-

FEDOROVA, R.V.
Disperoal of birch pollen by air. Trudy Inst.geop. 77:139-144
159. (MIRA 13:5)
(Pollen-Dissmenination) (Birch)

Y=ROV.A, R.V.
Dissemination of the pollen of gramineous plants by air. Trudy
Inst.geog. ~77:145 156 159. (KIU 13:5)
(Pollen-Dise;mination) (Grasses)

PUID.Olly A.P.? FLDORUVA, D.Y.
pe,14; f D(Ata (rv,)rtheastern part of the Central
Slbc-iJan Vla~"tjau'- 7-udy IMMI 12`170--'P 161.
(I-IIPA W10)
(Pur Della (10-entre.]. Siberian Plateau-.-,Poat bogs)

m
FEDOROVA, R.V.
Reculto of a atudy of peat depocits in tha Chukchi Peninsula.
Izv, Sib, otd, AN SSSR no.12tI20-127 162. (MIRA 17!8)
1, Inatitut lesa i drevesiny Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN
Krasn(riarok.

KORZHUYLIV, S.S.; FEDOROVA R.V.
The Chokurovka mamoth and its JAfe conditions. Dokl. AN MR
W no.1:181-183 Mr-162. (IURA 15:2)
lo Inatitut geografii AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
V.N.Sukachevym. .
(Chokurovka Region--Mamoth)

FEDOROVAY R.V.; IHOTINSKIY, N.A.
Methodological conference of palynologists. Izv.AN SSSR.Ser.
geog. no.23152-153 Mr-Ap 063. (MIM 16s4)
(Palynology-Congresses)

NAUMOVA
Y#*Kop dotoo; SHAMSUTDDIOV, a6GistOntj-=MRffA48.A.~k
RYABOVAlK.J.; OWOVAI V.P.; KOKSINA.K.D. (Kazsn')
Fighting diphtheria in the country; abstract. Karmed.zhur.
no,lsll3 Ta-Ft6l (KM 16:11)

VORONOVA, N. A.; FEDORO" , S. A.; TKACH, N. T.
Caet iron with bainite atructure for making cylindrical pebblea.
Trudy Giproteement no. 26:54~62 163. NIRA 17:5)

NEMSFILOVA, N.A. Cdecaased]; MILIKOVA, Yed;., VAYMAN, Ye.l.; YAMBSON, D.A.;
P
UZIMUNAP Yu.T.; FEDOROVA, S.A.-; CZANOWA, V.P.; BLVIOVA, L.L.;
RYABOVA, N.I.
Distribution of enteropathogenic Escherichia --oli among various
~population groups in Kazan and some cities of tho Tatar A. S. S. R.
Zhur. mikroblol.1, epid. i immun. 41 no.9;145-146 S 164. (KRA l8t4)
1. Kazanakiy institut epidemialogii, mikrobiologii I giglyeny i
Tab&rskaya respublikanskayd sanitarno-epidemlologicheskaya
stantsiya, poliklinika No.2.

-~ -', -- - 7Ei~
~ 7 ~%% ,
i:~i -~ . "., .
- i -, - , 7. - - , " 1 ~.. - ;. , - I ~ '.~ I~ ~ 1 -,- ~~ ., -.- z.,
, , , -1, ) ~- .!;. %: -I ~
,- " : - ., -1 r "
-LZ5-~- - - w

., , . JCIrAllu, ilu.- ~f Ml~ �Z~dLl lll~~
U

I. ". ..

F
z2gwk, A- J--
,- ) I -'
F- RO A S. A. DOGADIM, B. A., SABDOVIRSKIY, D. M., Eli=, T. zi
BAKMi-T, 0. V.~ And RASHIVAHM, K. Y.
"Oxidation of Buns in solution," a paper presented at the 9th Congress
ow 0',
on the Chemistry and Physics of Iligh Polymerr., 28 Jan-2 Feb 57, M-sc MOC
Polytechnic Institute.
B-3,oe-4,395

z7~
MEN=

20-2-23/62
AUTHORt Bunin, X,P.9 Kovallobuk, G.Z., Pedorovat S.A.
iITLEt On the Mechanism Underlying the Influence of Surface Oxidation
upon the Graphitization of Iron Alloys (0 mekhanizme vliyaniya
poverkhnostnogo okinleniya na grafitizatsiyu zheleznykh splavov)
FERIODICALt Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol- 115, Nr 2, pp. 281 - 283
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Perlite wrought iron with 2,80 % C and 0,91 % Si served as initial
material for the tests. The cylindrical samples (20 mm of diameter
and 6 mm of height) were out out from dem)fragmente. (Theo
fragments had been cast at an elevated fe 1hen the eampl:8
are subjected to further graphitization at 700 C, no now graphite
inclusions form, but the carbon of the perlite cementite settles
in layers in the form of graphite on the surface of the graphite
inclusions ocourrinR in iron. After 1. 21 3, 5P 8# 159 19 and 24
hours the samples were taien out of the furnace, cooled in the
air and investigated under the microscope. The decrease in the
quantity of cementite in graphitization was determined by ohemic-
Card 1/3 al analysis and by measurement of the hardness and the coercive

20-2-23/62
On the Mechanism Underlying the Influence of Surface Oxidation upon the Graphiti-
zation of Iron Alloys'
force. With the aid of these data the half life of the dsoomposi-
tion of the euteotoid cementite was determinedg and the correepond-
ing data summarized in a table. Two series of samples were in-
veatigatedt As regards the samples of the first series their sur-
face was cleaned of slags 9 the samples of the other series had
in the irdtial state an oxidized surface.
On the oxidation of the samples the graphitization is also great-
ly Inoreaued in the case that the number of graphite inclusions
is not increased. The data obtained here can eaeily be explained
when the nature of the oxidation is brought into connection with
the increase in the equilibrium concentration of the vacancies in
the surface zone (due to the "facilitated" distance of the surface
ions of iron in the pfesence of oxide layers). With increasing
gradient of the concentration of the vacancies their diffusion
into the depth is accelerated, The speed of the diffueion-like
transfer into the interior can be strongly influenced by variation
ofthe character of the outer medium and by modification of the .
Card 2/3 surface concentration. There are 1 table and 5 Russian references.

20-2-23/62 j
On the Mechanism Underlying the Influenoe of Surface Oxidation upon the Graphiti-
t zation of Iron Alloys
f I
ASSOCIATIONt Institute Af Fexiious Ketallurgyl6kdimw of ScienceG2 Ukrainian SM
(Institut chern"oy "metallurgii Akademil. nauk USSR)
PRESENTED BYs G.V. Kudryumov, Academician, March 9, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3

- x,_ _: _~ -1 -- Y17-./-Y
r OF,
'SOY/21-58-10-10/27
kUTHORSi Bunin, K.P., Corre3ponding Member of the AS UkrSSRO Voytee-
lenokl S,L* and Fedoroval SsAv
TITLE: The Euteotoid Transformation of Austenits in Malleable Cast
Iron (Evtektoidnoye prevrashcheniye austenita v kovkom chu-
guns)
PERIODICALs Dopovidi Akademii nauk Ukrainalkoi RSR, 1958, Nr 10,
PP 1070 - 1074 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present investigation was initiated to obtain, experi-
mentally, quantitative data as to the position of various
lines in the process of euteotoid transformation of auste-
nite in malleable cast iron. The cast iron contained 2.90%
C; 0.88% Si; 0-36% Mn and 0.09% S. The time needed for the
beginning of segregation of ferrite and cementite and the
time for completing the eutectoid decomposition of austenite
and graphitization of euteotoid cementite was determined for
various temperatures ranging from 755 to 6000C by means of
a microscopic investigation of the hardened savples. The
Card 1/2 position of the following lines was determineds of the be-

SOV/21-58-10-10/27
.The Eutectoid Transfomation of-Austenite in Malleable Cast Iron
ginning of*eutectoid ferrite and carbid formation, of the
end ofeuteotoid transformation and of the end of eut ectoid
carbide graphitization. The graph of Isothermal transform-
ation was plotted for austenite in malleable cast iron,
There are 3 sets of photos, 1 graph and 5 references, 3 of
which are Soviet, 1 Czech and 1 English.
ASSOCIATION: Institut chdrnoy metallurgii AN UkrSSR (Institute of Ferrous
Metallurgy, of the AS UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: April 26, 1958
NOTE: Russian title and Russian names of individuals and inatitu-
tione appearing in this article have been used in the trans-
literation.
1. Cast iron--Analysis 2. Austenite--Transformations
3. Cast iron--Phase studies 4. Cast iron--Test results
Card 2/2
_j4

BUNIN, K.P.; VOYTSElENOX, S.l..; FEDDROVA, S.A..
Butectic transformtion of austenits In mlleable cast Iron.
Idt. proizv. no.1:43-44 Ja '59. (KM 12: 1)
(Cast-iron-Metallography)

/ , A` , -'_/7 1 \
180) SOV21-59-10-13/26
AUTHOR: Btinin, K,P,l Corresponding Member of the AS UkrSSR,
. I.P. Horlova and S.A. Fedorova
TITLE: The Kinetics of the Second Stage of Graphitization
of Cast Iron in Repeated Annealing
~PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademiyi nauk Ukrayinslkoyi &SR, 1959, Nr 10
1-
pp 1106-1109 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author conducted experiments using the data of
experiments carried out by Reder and Wilson Z_Ref 1
71
-
in order to compare the speeds of the second stage of
cast iron graphitization in the first and repeated an-
nealing, as well as-the contradictory data obtained i 'u
this respect by O.F. Tikhonov Z_Ref 2
7. The result of
_
this study is that the eutectoid transformation of aus-
tenite into graphite and ferrite is accelerated in repea-
ted annealing (which confirms the data of Reder and

Card 113 for-
Wilson). This acceleration may be explained by the 7

SOV/21-59-10-13/26
The Kinetics of the Second Stage of Graphitization of Cast Iron
in Repeated Annealing
.mation of numerouspores in the matrix on the disso-
lution of.graphite and on austinitizing during the re-
peated heating of cast iron up to a temperature of
950 C. There is much data, showing that the kinetics
of graphitization is not controlled by the diffusion
of carbon but by the processes of evacuation of matrix
Atoms. Therefore, in a porous matrix which is notable
for an increased concentration of vacuums, and, coi--
sequently, for a higher self-diffusion rate, the in-
crease in graphite will be speeded up. The accelera-
tion of graphitization in the third, fourth, fifth
and sixth annealing is defined in the paper of Rader
and Wilson and may be connected with the additional
formation of vacuums which appear in a cyclic pro-
~cessing of alloys containing graphite. From the data
of Reder and Wilson and from that of the authors, it
Card V3 may be concluded that the lines of the diagram f
V

SOV/21-59-10-13/26-.
The Kinetics of the Second Stage of Graphitization of Cast Iron
in Repeated Annealing
isothermic transformation of austenite in cast irons
~ Ref 13,14_7 Will change depending on the initial
.state of the samples. There is 1 graph, and 14 re-
ferences,8 of which are Soviet, 3 English, 2 Prench
and 1 unidentified.
ASSOCIATION: Instytut.chornoyi metalurhiyi AN URSR (Institute of
Ferrous Metallurgy of the AS UkrSSR),
SUBMITTED: April,19 1959
Card 13/3

S/021/60/000/002/008/010
A158/AO29
AUTHORS: K.P., Corresponding Member of the AS UkrSSR; Horlova, I.P.;
Fedorova, S.94
,,% ------ "I.-Noww"b" k
TITLE: Kinetics of Eutectoid Transformation of Austenite In Gray laminated-
Graphite Ca Iro ns
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akadem-lyi nauk Ukrayinslkoyi Hadyans'koyi Sotsialistychnoyi
Respubliky, 1960, No. 2, pp. 186 - 191
TEXr: This is a contribution to the study of the kinetics of isothermal
decomposition of austenite into graphite and ferrite, differing as to the content
of silicon. The authors establised the beginning of eutectoid graphite, ferrite
and carbide formation from eutectoid austenite, the lines of the end of eutectaid
transformation and the lines of the end of eutectoid carbide graphitization. SJ>-
jected to the experimental study were three cast iron grades of the following
chemical compositions: 0 Si Mn S P
1) 2.9% 1-30% 0-12% 0-009% 0-12%
2) 2.94% 2 73%- 0-10% traces traces
3) 2.92% 4:00% 0.09% traces 0.1%
Card 1/4

310211601000100210081010
A158/AC29
Kinetics of Eutectoid Transformation of Austenite in Gray Laminated Graphite
Cast irons
The two first'cast iron grades were molten from "Armko"-iron, electrode graphite
and silicon metal in a 40-kg induction furnace. Samples 60 mm in diameter and
150 mm long were cast into preheated sand moIAW.. The third cast iron grade was
molten in a high-frequency MBTI-3M (MVP-3M) furnace and was crystallized in
chromomagnesium crucibles In the forq of samples 55 mm long and 30 mm in diame-
ter. Cast samples were 6ut into & - 10 mm thick disks which were subsequently
used for the preparation of 8 x 8 x 8 mm samples. Thermal treatment was done in
two furnaces: one for austenization, the other for isothermal soaking in an o-
verbooled state.. Temperatures and.times of austenization were different: 1 -
88ooc and 1j h for cast iron No. 1; 2 - 9300C and 11 h for cast Iron No. 2 and
3 - 9800C and j h for cast iron No. 3. After soaking the samples were cooled
(at a rate of 0-50C per min) to the upper boundary of the interval of the stable
eutectoid equibalance (7600C for the first cast iron, 8200C for the second and
9000C for the third).. Then-the samples were transferred into a thermostat fur-
nace, cooled therin to a temperature below the above mentioned upper boundary,
seasoned for a while and hardened in water. In the case of low-stability auste-
Card 2/4

S/021/6o/ooo/oo2/co8/o1o
A158/AO29
Kinetics of Eutectoid Transformation of Austenite in Gray Laminated Graphite
Cast Irons
nite temperatures the samples were first cooled in smolten salts (22.5% of NaCl
+ 77.5% Of W12). The results of the experiments are shown graphically in
graphs Nos. 1, 2 and 3 (respectively for the first, second and third cast iron
grade). Lines 68 (BV) show the beginning of the formation of graphite. lines A0
(DO) the beginning,of the separation of the eutectoid ferrite and 11-nesEM (EM)
the beginning of the formation of the eutectoid iron carbide. Lines IMP (IMR)
characterize the time required for the completion of the eutectoid decomposition
of austenite. Lines MH (MN) indica te the time required for the completion of the
graphitization of the eute ctoid iron carbide. The results have shown that an In-
crease in the content of silicon sharply raises the speed of decomposition of
austenite into ferrite and graphite, the Tormation of iron carbide and the graph-
itization of the eutectoid:iron carbide. This great influence of the content of
silicon is explained by a-speed-up of the growth of graphite and a widening of
the front of its formation) caused by an increase in the content of graphite,- ac-
companying an increased concentration of silicon. Consequently, the speed of
formation of graphite in gray cast irons at suberitical temperatures is controlled
Card 3/4

S/021/60/000/002/003/010
A158/AO29
Kinetics of Eutectoid Transfcrmation of Austenite in Gray Laminated Graphite
Cast Irons
rather by the processes of separation of atoms of the matrix away from the front
of the formation of graphite, than by the diffusion of carbon. This conclusion
is in agreement with the findings achieved ~y J. Romey, R. Lafont and L. Abel
(Ref. 9), and by P. Laurent and M. Fonderie (Ref. 10). There are 3 figures and
12 references: 7 Soviet, 1 Polish and 4 English.
ASSOCIATION: Instytut chornoyi metalurgiyi (Institut of Ferrous Metaii-a-gy) of
the AS UkrSSR
PRESENTEDs June 22, 1959
Card 4/4

BUNIN, XOPOI GORIOU, I*F"Q7=ROTA# II.A.__.
lureatipting the kinetics of eutectoid transfor tions in cast
iron. Idtsproisve UO-7SIB-20 Je 6o. (MM 13--7*
(Cast irou-4%tallograpby)

FEDOROVA-,,-S.-A...
YfforoBcopy of the autectaid transformation in magnesium-raciified
-cast iron* Trudy inst.cherm.not.AN MISR no.14:133-142 161.
(KERA. 34:10)
(Cast irow-Hatallograp4) (Phase rule and equ:Uibrium)

BMUN, X.P. I IEP~ROVA 0 S.A. I MCROVA, 1.4%
Eutectaid transformtion of austenite in phoophorue-bearing
grey cast irons. Dop. AN URM n0910:1295-1299 161*
(KMA 14:13.)
1. Institut chernoy metallurgii AN USSR. 2. Chlen-korreeponclant
AN USSR (for Amin).
(Aurtenite)
(Ce$t iron-Metallurgy)

FEDOROVA, S.A,, kand.tekbn.nauk
Causes of the microstructural heterogeneity in magnevium-~wodified
and malleable cast Iron, Trudy Inst. chern. not. AN URSR 183
121-130. 162, (MM 150)
(Cast iron-Notallography)

BUNIN, K.P.; F)OLINSKAYA, V.7. i"DoUrialka, 11.1,. 1; F,,-,,T)OP,(')VA, Q.A.
Effect of vanadium on the kinetics of outectold transformaticr, of
austenite in grey cast irons. Dop. A14 WISR no.516O7-60-') 163.
f KIRA 170)
1. InsLit-at chernoy metallurgli Ali UkKIS11. 2. Ghler~korrespondnnt
AN UkrS.SR (fer Bunin)o

FEDOROVAI S.G.
The early Rassian settlements in Alaska. Let. Sev. 4297-113 f64.
(MIRA 18:3)
1. Gosudarstvennyy istorichaskiy muzey.