SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IGNATYEVA, L.A. - IGNATYEVA, O.V.

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B101/B102
AUTHUS: 'iceori)v, Ignatlievn. L AKiselev, V.-F.. Krasillni-
C., and Topchiyeva, 'K. V.
TITLE; O'tud.., of the stirface properties of datalytic aluminum oxide
A"RIODICALI Zhurnal fizicheakoy khimii, V- 36 no.. 9, 1962,1882 1089
TEXT: The specific heat of wetting of commercial Al 203 by water, methanoll
ethanol, ,And ti-hepLane, and the content of strucitural water A12Q 3- were
measured, the phase composition of Al 203 vine determined by x-ray anal'ysis,
and ti!c Infr&rcd spectrum of :1eitterated. A1,0 was taKen. Whereis with
n-hoptane tht: heat of wetting is ifidependent of the content of structural
vnter In Al 203f it incrousen, in the case of water and alcohols, -.Ath in-
creasing, thermal dehydration of Al 2U3' zoincet hoWever, the specific sur-
face of A110 beco-tioc smaller 6kt hieh annenling temperatures, the heat of
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study of the 3urface B1 ,,, 1 /8102
,..,ettinF caleul;Lted net, of Al 0 roache3 a maxin,um for Al 203 hcaAed at
jux%. 2 V:3 ~rglCM3) vernus structural rater
50bTC. _rne ciirvo;, for hcot of ct+i,,,- N, 0 - mal
olellm2) 911ows the followi,nr sectionni (1) Increase of Q after ther.
I .0
~~reatment of Al 0 tit 70 - 150 C owinp to removal of the adsorbed 11 01 (2)
2
2 3
unchanged Q ctt V10 2-30 0C In spite of dehydrqtion of the bayerit in Via
bulk of Al 0 incrensv~-, at ZJO _ ~JOOC owine to dehydration of the
2 3 0
A1203 .9urf Piol (4) shnrp increase of C4 between 500 and 700 C, althouph the
content of sVructural water chanCes only little in this rnnge owing to for-
mation ofr-Al 0 ; (5) Increrr3e of P4 at 600-9000C owing to formation of
)r1? St 9, arilt-4-2,1f203 (cortindum). "he infrared apoctrum of deuterated Al20
shov.ed a broad 2630 cm- 1 band v.-hich disappeared at 4000C (interacting vi)
groups), a narrovr band nt 2755 cm-1 (free, non-interacting OD E-roups), and
a narrow 2710 ctu- 1 band bound OD groups). For eibbsite, maximum
hydration wis calculated to be-2",LmoLe/m~; for the (0001) face of corundtim,
1 1 2 1
the hydration av -i,nts to 12.7 msole/ul , The ooordination sphere of the Al
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3tudy Of the suri"'Ice BIOI/B102
wirl'ace 21omo viiien in not fully occuplod after the thermul. dehydration is
fillel up by waLe", or alcohols %nith formation of hjdratc or.nico'hol'ates,
reopectively. The irreversible sorption of alcohols increases after ther-
mal tro-atment of Al 0 at high temperature. There are 4 figures and 2
tables. 2 3
ASjOCIAT1ON: Moskovakiy gosudarotvennyy unIversitat im. M. V. Lomonosova,
Fizichcak.iy i khimioheakiy f4kulltety (Moscor, State Universi-
ty Imuni M. V. tomonoeov, PhysicnI and Chemical Dopartments)
SUBMITTED: November lt 1960
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AUTHORSi Ostroushko, Yu. I., Filippova, K. I., Ignatlyeva, L. A.
TITLEt Interaction of P-spodumene and sulfuric acid
PERIODICALa Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimiit v. 7, no. 2, 1962, 244 - 251
TEXTs The mechanism of the reaction between spodumene and H2SO 4 was
studied for varying thermal pretreatment of the former. ~-spodumene was
obtained from a-spodumene (U20 - 6.71%1 A120 3 - 23-94%1 S102 - 62.4%)
by heating to 10000C (tube Silit furnace). The conversion of the a to the
~-form was checked by crystal optical and x-ray analys so. -spodumene was
cOP
made to react with U2SO 4 in quartz test tubes (standard ditiones 2500C
for 60 min; U280 4 consumption 40%), the mixture was filtered and washed
with hot water. Residues were studied by x-ray diffraction analysis (with
the ~PC-70 (URS-70) apparatus), with -the Pq-62 (RKD-62) camera with Fe
anode and Un filter) as well as infrared spectrographically (AKC-2 (M-2)
doubl'e4eam inftared speotrograph with LiF prism for the range from 6000
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Interaction of ~-spodumene&*. B119/B110
to 1500 cm- I and'with KC1 prism from 1400 to 550 cm- I) and compared with
the data of the initial substances. Besides these analytic methods
thermogravimetric and chemical analyses were used. 1) The minimum
tempering temperature for a-spodumene required for a reaction with H 2s04
(it is 950009 2) the optimum temperature and time of the spodumene
- H2so4 reaction (up to 1000C - spodumene is not changed; minimum reaction
temperature 1500C, optimum temperature with minimum reaction time 250
- 3000C); 3) the reversibility of the reaction with H SO by tempering of
2 4
the non-washed reaction product at 5009 700t 600P 900, 1000, and 11000C
were determined. Resultsi ~-spodumene reacts with H 2so4 as follows$
Li 2O*Al 203-4 S102 + H2so4---,*Li2so4+ H 2O-Al 203' 4 S102; the IR spectrogram
of the residue shows one OH-ribrational band each at 3020 and 2450 cm- 1
(the latter verified by substituting H 20 by D20) which are not present in
the spectrogram of the initial substance. The above-mentioned reaction is
not possible with cx-spodumene. Significant deformations of the crystal
lattice occur, if Li in spodumene is replaced by H. The residue resulting
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Interaction of ~-spodumene... B119%110
after leaching is a partioular.mineral which is not like the product
leached under natural conditions. The substitution reaction affected by
H2304 is reversible above 7000C, ~-spodumene is formed again. There are
6 figures, 4 tables, and 7 referencess 3 Soviet and 4 non-Soviet. The
four references to Engliah-language publications read as follo*ss
I. J. Bear. Chem. Engng. and lining Rev-P 5-0, 40 (Febr. 1958); 1. J. Bear.
Chem. and Engng. Newev 32, no* 29, 2868; no. 51, 50171 no. 52, 5108 (1954)1
L..Z. Djighouzian. Symposium on the extraction metallurgy of some of the
less Common Metals. Londong We C*9,2t march 22, 1956, paper 5- 1
Metallurgical Developments in the Recovery of Some of the less Common
Metals in Canadal R. Hader, R. Nielsen, M. Herre. Ind. Engng. Chem#q Al
(12), 2636 (1951)-
SUBMITTEDs February 20, 1961
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IGNATIMA, L.A.j LEVSHIN, L.V.; OBIPOVAp T.D.,- POLUKM, Yu.M.
vr~~~
Study of the agoociation of rhodamine 6G molecules baced
on electron.and vibrational absorption spectra, Opt. i.
spokU,A.13 to-3:396-4o2 s 16z. (MIRA 15:9)
(Midamine-Spectra) (Moleculix assoc4ation)

IGNATIYEVA.9 L*A*
-------------------
Diocuosion of V.L.Ioevohin's report "Migration of energy
in oolutions and the asoociation theory of the qumcbing of
luminescence." Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 26 no.1:52 Ja 162.
(MIR& 15:2)
isolution(chemi0try))
Umineiscence)
Levshinv V,L,)

BORISOVAo M.S.1 MISIXOt V.A.; IGNATIYEVAO L.A.; TIMCFUZVAj L.N.
-------- 01
Acidity, of bydroxyl groMm of oxide catalyst surfaces
studied tw. means' of infmrod opectroveopy. Kin i kat. 4 no.3z
461-466 Fq-Je 163. iMIRA 16:7)
L Mookovakty gosudaretven"y univereltst imeni Lomononovap
fizicheskiy fakulltet i Fisiko-khimichookiy inatitut imeni
Narpova. (Catalyits) (Wdroxyl roup)
(Spectrum, Infraredl

TEGOROVI H,M. I KRASILINIKOV, X*G*;
TOFVHA-AMIKT.'4p-L-"-" ""0 V.P.;
p
Surface propertiea of catalytically active aluminum mcideo
Zhur. fiz. khim. 36 no.9tl882-1889 S t62. (MBA l7t6)
1. Moskovskiy gosuderstvennyy universitat imeni Lomonosova.,
fisicheskiy fakul'tot i khimicheekly fakul'tet.

Inf rared )4 pv-, trr)s(,c,,py a ,,..iy of tht, tra ',3
cresola or! ItUn.1 Mt. N-D
164. (1.CRA 180)
1. Mookovukiy goaudarstvim*y injivpruitat 7.,:mOtIO.,io"ra,
fIzIchealkiy i khlAtchenkly fakulltety.

IGNATIMMA. L.A.1 MUSAYEVv T.N.; WCKHOTOVA, T.A.
Study of interaction of isopr.opyl alcohol with a Ni/Al203 catalyst
by infrared Mmotroscopy. Kin.' i kat. 6 no.2t294-299 Mr-Ap 165.
(KIRA 180)
L-Moskov*14~ gosadarstvennyy universitat imeni Lamonosova, fizi-
chaskiy i khimicheskiy fakulttety.

DAVYDOVA, N.J.; ZIIIGUNOVA, I.A.; IGNATTYEVA. L.A.: KOVNERP M.A*
Calculation and interpretation of the spectra of nonplanar
vibrations in m-crisol, n-crpsol, o-cresol and their
douteroBubstituted. Opt. i spektr. 18 no.6:1077-1079 To 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

IGNATIYEVA., L#Ao
Determining the productivity a,' #,he aerial part of grasses in
a birch and aspen forest. Izv. So AN SSSR no.8.Ser.biol.-medo'.
nauk no,,2t62-&7 165. (MIRA 18:9)
1. TSentrallnyy Sibirskiy botanicheakiy sad SIbIrskogo, otdoleniya
AN SSSR,-Novosibirsk.
~ I

IGIIATIYEVA, L.A.; T1JXA*','G-,W, L.A.; AXIMOVA, ','.V.
Studying the effect of a catalytic polson on the h-ldroxyl coating of
oxidic catalysts by the infrared spectroscopy methods Pureprikle
spekto 2 no*0331-335 Ap 165, (KRA 18:8)

IGNATIYEVA, L.G.
Development and distribution of irrigation farming in the Crimean
steppes. Izv. Krym. otd. Geog. ob-va no.5:233-243 '38.
(MIRA 14:9)
(Crimea--Irrigation farming)
1. M

RBZMSV# Kikhail Denilovich; CHNTYRKT , K.I., otyststvonW re4sktor;
RMOU, V.A., radektor. Izda tell stvq; 1GJ14T'YBU# Lots, redaktor
izdatel'stva; UZULIMUTA, V.Y.,'takhn LWIMI)PTIOVor;
KCROVJMVA, Z.A.l` takhnichookiy redaktor
[The economies, organization and planning of production In the
coal industry] Bkonomike, orgenizatelia I planirovanie Proizvod-
stye v ugollnoi promyshlennosti. Isd. 2-os, parer. i dop. Moakwm,
Tigistakhudatl, 1956. 342 p. (NLVA 10:3
(Goal mines an& mining)

I G 1~ h PN LV il ~, I
BUKHAW, Sergey Iksix,ovich; QXRCHIKOT, S S., otvatstvennyy rp"ktor;
SUROTA, T.A., redaktor isdatelletva; NIATI--' TA. k-;A, redaktor
isdatelletva; AIADOTA, Tool,, tokhnicbsskiy redaktor
[Organisation and planning of production in coal mines] Organize-
tidis i plantroveale proisvodstva no u4gol*nykh shokhtakh. Moskva,
Ugletekhisdat, 1937- 355 P- (MLBA 10:8)
(Coal mines and mining)

RZHEVSKYJ(, Vladimir Vasil 'yevich; SIKXIN, B.A., otvetstvennyy red.;
SUROVA, V.A., red.; IGNATIYEVA, L.I., red.; BXKKKR, O.G., tekhn.red.
[Open-cut mining of coal and ore] Re2him gornykh rabot pri otkrytot
dobyche uglia i rudy. [Moskva] Ugletekhizdat, 1957. 198 p.
(MIRA 11:1)
(Strip mining)

SIOCHINSKIT , A.A., akademik, red.; TPMIGOR3ff, A.M., akademik; SHMAKN.
L.D., akademik, reds; MELINIOV, N.V., red.; AGOSHIWV, K.I., red.;
SPIVAKOVSKIY, A.O., rod.t PLADIN. 1.N., red.; SUDOPLATOY, A.P.;
doktor tekhu,ntaak; red.; BAROI, L.I., doktor tekhu.nauk, red.;
PROTODIYAIDNOT, M.N., doktor takhn.nauk, red.;PAYXRXAN, Ye.K.0
doktor tekhn.nauk, red.; XIMMMV, G.F., red.; CHETYRIN. M.I., red.;
IGNATI 1r red.; RUM , O.G., tekhu.red.; ALADOVA, Ye.I.,
ekhn.red.
[Soviet mine engineering, 1917-19571 Sovetakala gornaia nauka,
1917-1957. Kooky&, Oosonauchno-tokhn,lid-vo lit-r7 po ugo 11tol
prowyahlonnosi *Ugletekh1sdst,* 1957. 64o p. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR, Institut gornoyo del&. 2. Chlen-korrempondent
AN SSSR (for Mellnikov, A shkov, Spivakovskly, Plakain).
fmoining engineering)

ACC NRs A26017
SOUICE CODE:
I AiTKURS: Falatniks L. S.; Ignatlyev., 0. H.; Ignatlyeva, L. X.
i%harkuv Polytochnic Institute im. V. I. Lonin (Kiiarikovskiy politokiiniclioskiy
ins--t'itlut); InstituEe o? Chomistry and Technology of Rare zlementsj Kollsk Branch
M 5SjH (Institut khimii i toklinolorii radkikh olementov Kolskogo filiala AN SSSR)
TIrL';;: Nothod of curvilinear supports for the preparation of complete alloy systems
of variable composition after the mothod of S. A. Vokulaiiwkly
SOURCE: Fizika motallov i metallovedeniye, v. 21, no. 5, 19669 700-703
TOPIC TAGS: alloy, alloy composition, alloy phase diagram, alloy system,, metal vapor
deposition
ABSTRACT: A 16thod for the simultanuous preparation of two- and three-component
allo;E systoMitovering the complete concentration range of all components is presente4
The riew wathod is on extension of the ono propos d by S. A. Vokshinskiy (Novyy metod
metallografichookogo isoledovaniya splavov, N., GosLokM.zdat,, 1944). Tho nothod
consists of a simultaneous vacuuin evaporation of all the alloy components onto a
spherical or cylindrical surface (see Fig. 1). The density of condensate at a given
point (see Fig, 1) is given by the expression
QI(b+I)CO3a-bj
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Fig. 1. a - condensarion onto the 17
outer surface of a cylinder from a
point source evaporator; b - pro-
duction of a binary condencate on a,
cylindrical or spherical condenser;
A and A' - evaporated components;
Mt - region of condensation of thol
binary alloy of variable cam;posi-
tion; DD - region of conu,~,nsation
of pure component A; BIDI - rogiom
of condensation of pure coinponent
whore Q is the mass of the evaporated subabancoy R is the distance between the
evaporator and the epicenters b a r/A is a geometrical factor, a - Cz/R is tho
linear coordinate of point C, is the angular, coordinate of point C. Th13 rela-
cil pecimons, and good agreement between
tionship was tested oxperimenta y on antimon
the calculated and experimental values for q was obtained. A photograph of the
experimental apparatus is presented. Origo art, has: 5 figures and 2 equations.
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astronomii, no. 1, 1965, 102-109
TOPTC FAGS- solar eclipse, solar atmosphere, residual radiation, terrestrial at-
r, radJi emission. amnapnt
ABSTRAC7 An expedition went to Simushir Island to observe the time of the second
;3Tl d f ') i - dradio contacts of the solar ecltpse of 21 luly IQ~' k for detecting the
1e 1,7 h lapid rh-qng--~ in the solar atmosphrere- rliiriniz rlie porind of wpak r'nlar ar-
F-!- meaguring the reqid,vi~ ri,11a, 1 iT ;I!
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YU14111) 0.1.; YASNOV, 1,.V.
RadionstronomIcal obse.,i,ations of the uolur oclipse of July 21,
1963 In the microwave band. Vert. WM 20 no.1:10,2-109 165.
(i,!!.PJ, 19:2)

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PSI
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SCLINOV, F.G., kttnd.tekhn.n&uk; BUDOV, V.M., Inzh.; FRUCHPIIN, Yu.D., kand.
imb.
tokM. naukj-JQHAj:'4Mj.
Effect of additions of fluorine and the replacement of sodium
oxide by potassium oxide on the crystallizing properties of sheet
glass. Stek. i ker. 22 no.6222-25 Xe 165.
(Min 18:6)
Is Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut stekla
(for Solinov). 2. Salavatakiy zavod tekhnicheskogo stekla (for
Budov), 3, Ural'skiy politekhnichooMy Institut imeni S.M.Kirova
(for Kruabinin,, Ignatlyeva).
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foul,

IGNAT11- . A N., inzh.
Reconstruction of the air ducts of the ejector-type dryer designed
by the Central Scientific Research Institute of Woodworking. Dar.
prom. 13 zib.W2-23 Ap 064. (KRA 17W
1. Tiraspollskaya mebellnaya fabrika No-4.

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Owing to the good aptalliting Mk-a of the skg. the
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CEIMOTI 16700 kILnd.t*hn-Uftk; IGIATRIWA, L.P., lush.
Building gypsus mde of vastes obtainsd in producing bydrofluoric
&old. nrot* nate 6 noslOs36 0 060. (MIRA 3,3110)
(Gypmm)

CHEBUKOV. M.7.; IGUTITIVA, L.P.
1.
Frilrofluorle acid production wastes as additives to cement for regale-
ting the time of setting. Zhur. TM 5 rio*W12-713 160,, (MIRA 13:12)
1. Urallskiy politakhaicbesidy inatitut in. B.H.Kirova.
(Cement) (Ffdrolluoric acid)

IGNATITUA L,P.
Deovication. of oement slurries by centrifugation. Trudly Urale
politekba inst, notH8132-37 '62- (MIM 16t 6)
(cement) (Saparators(Macbinaa))

IGNATIYEVA, L.P,
fieutrallsed gM 'WAOtOo froM the production of hydrafluoric
acid as an additive during clInker grinding. Trudy Ural.
politekb. inst# no,118*8-43 162, (MIRA 160)
(Cament-Tenting) (Oypsum)
J~: ~

Acassim NR, AW07983 S10190163100510121185011853
AUTHORSs Razinskaya, L N.j jozlov, P. V.j Shtarkman, D. p.j Ignatlyeva., L. P.
TITLEt Intra- and interbundle plasticization of poly(virql chloride) interbundle
SOURCEi Vy*ookomolskulyarroroye soyeanoniyap ve 5. no, 12, 1963,v 1850-1853 .
TOPIC TAGS: polymer, poly(vi'rql chloride)p polymerization, omulsion polymerizatia-~
bal]k polymerization, plasticization,, intrabundle plasticization, interbundle
plasticization., mixed plasticization, plasticizer, primary supernolecular
sti-deture, supermolecular structure., secondary structure, bundle, glass transition
temperature, PVC
ABSTRAM The plasticization of polyvirqlchloride (PVC) propared by suspension
polymerization (PF-4) mA block polymerization has been investigated. The cor'~-
pounds used as plasticizers wares dioetylphthalate., othylstoarate, butylstearate,
castor oil, and glycerine. The investigation was carried out by the thermomachan-
ical method with specimens prepared from pressed powders. Throe types of plasti-
cization are shown for PVC: intrabundle, interbundle, and a combination of these
two limiting typesi, Because of the graiter effi~t of plasticization of PF-4 than
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of the block polymer it has been suggested that the former is endowed with looser
primary supern-olecular structures, It has been shown that Uie plasticization
effect is not changed qualitatively or quantitatively in an three types of
plasticization on reproolpitation of PVC from dilute solution. This is ascribed
to retention of the primary supermolecular structures (bundles) during this
process. Orig. art. hass I figue.
ASSOCICION: none
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1AUTHOR: Chebulcov, M, F, (Professor); Ignatlyevao L. P, (Candidate of
itechnical sciences)
ORG: Ural Polytechnic Institute (Urallskiy politekhnicheekly Institut)
ores
,,.TITLE: Boric acid from
'SOURCE: Tsement,, no, 1,, 196T9 12-13
40jw
TOPIC TAGS: boron mineral# datolite, gypnuml,'
cement ;QA41. "141
ABSTRACTS The Ural& Scientific Research Chemical Institute has dev'sloped a method
for obtaining boric acid from datolite and lean borate area f tom, Far
Eastern regions. The method to based on grinding rocks and leaching them
vith sulfuric acid,, Large swounts of gypsum are obtained as a by-pro-
duct. It is sugSestod that gypswri-rich by-products of the datoll-te
processing be used at the Far Eastern cement pla9ts." additives to
clinkers Instead ok u*psum Imported f rm the central regions of the
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IGNATIYEVAJ, L.V.
Self-made polaroid-ocular photometer, Per, zvezdy 14 wat
119-121 Je 162. (MIRA 17t2)
11 Astronomicheskaya observatoriya Moskovskogo goeudarst-
vennogo pedagogicheskogo institute. imeni V.I. Lenina.

IGNAT t YZVA, X. A.
"The Pharmacological Characteristics of a Now Domestic Alka-
loid, Triakantin (triacanthine)." Cand Mod Sci, Leningrad Sanitary-
ftiene Medical Inst, Min Health RSFSR, Leningrad, 1955. (KL, No 13,
Mar 55)
SO: Sum. No. 670, 29 Sep 55-Survey of Scientific and Technical
Dissertatione Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (15)

TOMILINA, T.N.; FOSKALOIKO, A.N.; RkLYGMA, Ye.i.;
MUCHKOV, S.V.p prof., red.; ,,.A.,
red.
[Practical work in pharmacology] Fraktikum po fa,-..iikjIogiiI.
F,oskva) Meditsina, 1965. 189 P. 18:2)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlon AFJI SSSR (for AnIthkov).

USSWPharmacology. Toxicology. Cardiovascular Drugs V
Abs Jour Ref Zhur'-, Diolo-, iio n..,1958, No 5M
Authorr_f_u~' e~vam-_'* ~..
Inst . -
Title Hypotensive and SpdAmolytic Effects of Triacantine.
Orig Pub Farmakole i tokeikologiYa; 1957, 20, No 1, 56-58
Abstract Triacantlne-(I)-is an alkaloid of Gleditychia triacanta L.
It,vais'e'stdblished that DI of I for mice is 259 mg/kg. In
intravenous administration 6f I to decerebrated cut, in
doses of 0'-1-5 mdkg,a hypotonsive effect (HE) was noted,
increasing with larger doses,# the HE of I is 10 times
weaker than that of papaverine. Preliminary aection of
the vague nerve or injection of atropine-had no effect of
the HE of I. Denorvation of the carotid sinuses was also
with.out effect on the HE of L Me establishment of HE
in animals with damage of tw spinal cord proved a direct
effect of I on the cardio-vascular system. Mis was con-
firmed by experiments with an isolated heart and blood
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IGHAT lYlVA, M.A.
Iffect of certain narcotleson the periodic activity of an empty
stomach In a dog@ 7arm.1 toks. 22 n0.5:39,5-397 S-0 '59.
(KIRA 13:3)
1. rafedra farmakologli (saveduyushobty - prof. S.T. Anichkov)
T,eningradukogo sanitarno-giglyenichaskogo meditsiuskW inatituta.
(NARCOTICS pharmeol.)
(STONACH pharmaeol.)

I-- O'Now I . POLIAX, I
IGULIWAiM GIB,, rea, RMIONOTA6 Z&Ao, redo;
Ewa# 10006 takhn, red,
Developing independent solution of problems in the first gradel
Privitis navykoy gamostolatellnogo resheniia sadach v I olasse.
Pbd red, G.B, Poliaka, Koskya, Goa. uchabno-pedam. izd-T-0 M-Y&
proxy. RSFSR. 1957. 69 P. (MIRA- 1117)
(Arithmetio~ftudy and teaching)

IGNATIYEVA, H. A.
IONATIYEVAs 14. A. "Effect of Organoelemental Comppunds of the Fifth
Group of the Periodic System of Elements of D. I. Mendeleyev on the
Velocity of Solution of Steelin Inorganic Acids." Sub 3 Mar 52,
Moscow State Pedagogical Inst imeni V. I. Lenin. (Dissertation
for the Degree of Candidate in Chemical Sciences).
SO: Vechernaya Moskva January-December 1952

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SOV/1 37-58-10-21322
Translation from: Referativnyyzhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 10, p 125 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Balezin, S. A. , Ignat' yeva, M. A.
TITLE: Influence of Organogen Compounds on the Rate of Dissolution of
Steel in Mineral Acids (Vliyaniye elementorganicheskikh
soyedineniy na skorost' rastvoreniya stali v neorganicheskikh
kislotakh)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Mosk. gos. ped. in-ta, 1957, Vol 99, pp 77-86
ABSTRACT: A study of the influence of tetraphenyl bromides of elements
of the fifth group: I (C6H5) 4PBr, (C6H5) 4AsBr, (C6H5) 45bBrJ;
orgunic compounds containing phosphorus: [ (C6H5) 4PCI,
(C05) 4PI, (C6H5) 3CH3PI]; diphenyl chlorides of As and Sb:
I (COO ?AsC 12 and (C6H5) ZSbC 121; and thriphenyl compounds
containing N, P, Sb, Bi, and I (COO 3N, (C6H5) 3P, (C6115hAs,
(COS) 3Sb,, (C6H5) 3Bil , on the rate of dissolution of steel in
HZS04 (I - ION) and HCI (I to 5N) solutions at 250C within .5 - 6
Card 1/Z hours. It is shown that the greatest inhibition of the rate of

SOV/137-58-10-21322
Influence of Organogen Compounds on the Rate of Dissolution (cont. )
dissolution of steel in H S04 takes place with a concentration of the inhibitor
as low as 0. 5 mlllimole~l of solution. Upon a further increase in the
concentration of the inhibitor the rate of dissolution is almost unchanged.
With HCI the inhibiting effect increases without interruption with an increase
in the concentration of the inhibitor. In H2SO4 inhibited by tetraphenyl
halogenides, the rate of dissolution decreases with an increase in the con-
centration of acid; in FICI the rate increases with the increase in the concen-
tration of the acid. Tetraphenyl bromides and iodides cause a considerable
retardation of the process of dissolution in the 25 - 600 temperature range.
It is shown that tetraphenyl halogenides affect the rates of anodic and
cathodic processes. Tetraphenyl compounds proved to be stronger inhibitors
than diphenyl trichlorides. Triphenyl compounds inhibit the dissolution of
steel in H2SO4 to a still smaller degree.
1. Steel--Decomposition 2. Acids--Chemical reactions 3. Organnic cor!- L. A.
pounds--Chemical effects 4. Metal bromides--Chemical effects 5. Metal chlorides
--Chemical effects
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ACCESSION W-0661001
4D242
SOURCEt Ref. zhe Flaikat
Melik
AUTHOR: Ignatlyeva, -Gaykazyans I, Ya.; Grigoruk, L., Va
Tit
TITM- Effect of lead impurity on the concentration of F-centers In alkali halide,
_hQoyhgr grystals 00,
jD
-jot
CITED SOURCE9 Sb-. Spektroskopiya. N., Nauka, 1964, 176-170
TOPIC TAGSi a stal,phosphors color centers alkali halide, sodium chloride,
otassium, chlorlde, potassium bromide
p
TRANSLATION: The authors study the effect of Pb-content on the number of F-centerd
(n In HaCl-Pbg XCI-Pb and KBr-Pb crystal phosphors. The Pb-content (C~max) is del
termined which corresponds to the maxima number of F-centers. The initial growth,
in n "as the activator concentration Is increased in due to embedding of the In-
purify-into the fundamental lattice.structure at concentrations less than C
max
Which Increases the concentration of V- and then F-centers. The reduction in F_
band absorption with a further Increase in Pb-content is associated with that por-,
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NR& APS027452 SOURCE CODE:---(UWMTR 6FI,--65/007/011/3465/3467'
(/'1, 5- q- ~/ Ij , ~- ~ I/ ~~ 5, ~~_
AUTHOR: Melik-Gaykazyan, I. Yas; Roshchina, L. L; Ignatlyeva, M. I.
ORG: Tomsk PoAltechnical-Inst tute 'im. S. M. VArov (Tomakiy politekhnicheskiy ins-
titut)
TITLE: Accumulation of F-centers in KC1 crystals with an admixture of sulfur
-SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo telas V. 7, no. 11, 1965, 3465-3467
2 1. q 4
TOPIC TAGSi sulfur, potassium.chloride, crystal defect, color center
ABSTRACT: The number of anion vacancies in a KC1 crystal was increased by adding 1
mol % Na2S to the malt, thus reducing the concentration of cation vacancies. The
state of the cation sublattice with'respect to defects was checked by measuring the
electrical conductivity in the low-temperature region. Curves for conductivity as a
function of temperature show tbatthe conductivity of the doped crystal is two orders
of magnitude lower at 1200C than that of the pure KC1 crystal at the same temperature.
This indicates a reduction in the concentration of isolated cation vacancies, which
causes a reduction in the rate at which Xcenters are generated on preradiation de-
fects In a KC1*S crystal in comparison with pure KC1. Experimental data are given fvr
the rate of accumulation of F-centers on vacancies produced by radiation, as well as
for other paramters of F-center kinetics in both doped and pure KC1. It was found
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that the sulfur Impurity has very little effect on the linear stage of F-center accu-
mulation. Orig. art. hast 2 figures, 1 table.
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t)/ETI IJP(c
'60-1-8-769 SOURCE CODE: UR/0070/66/011/003/0410/01114
AU'rHOR: Melik-Gaykazyan, 1. Ya.; Ignatlyeva, M. I.
ORG: Tomsk Polytechnical Institute (Tom ki litekhnicheskiy institut)
I Iv-7 ~1
TITLE: Thermal and radiative dissociati:n Iof complexes in alkali-halide crystals al-
loyed with divalent additions
SOURCE: Kristallografiyes Y. 11, no. 30 1966$ 410-414
TOPIC TAGS: alkali halide, impurity content, impurity conductivity, cation, defect
structure, thermal conductivity, thermal decomposition, x ray irradiation
ABSTRAM The dissociation of metal-vacancy ccmp1exes1(V*"V*) by heat and x-ray irra-
diation was studied in the alkali-halide crystals: NaCl-Mn ++ , NaCl-Cd++ , KC1-Pb++9
KC1-Sr ++ and KBr-Pe+. Electroconductivity, microhardness and the density of color
centers were measured as a function of impurity content. The electrical conductivity
was measured as a function of temperature (300 to 3800C) for impurity contents up to
1.3 at %; the density of r-centers were determined from the absorption coefficients
in the maximum F-region using spectrophotometer readings; the concentrations of Mn ++
Cd ++ and Sr ++ were detemined by colorimetric titration. A constant irradiation does
UDC 1 548
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of about 104 roentgens was used. The temperature ds-'Ice for log (a) (conductivi-' I
`1 -
++ +
ty) wag linear and an activation energy of 0.4 ev was -ciklculared for Mn v complexes
in the temperature range 200-5000C. The dissociation of complexes increass-d th--, num-
ber of single cation vacancies in the lattice and increased the conductivity above
2000C. In contrast to NaCl-Cd++ and NaCl-Mn' the conductivity of KCI-Pb~+, KCI-Sr+
and KBD_Pb~+ increased with crystal purity for temperatures of 20-2000C. The depen-
dence of log (a) on impurity concentration was given for crystals in different condi-
tions. In all cases, the curve rose sharply and leveled out at concentrations lower
than the limit of solid solubility for the particular systems. The microhardness,
indicating the degree of resistance to plastic deformation, was highly dependent on
the introduction of divalent ions into NaCl. At temperatures corresponding to com-
plete dissociation of complexes (indicated by electroconductivity) the abscissa drop-
ped for log W=f(a) and H (microhardness) = f'(O. Further increases in temperature
did not affect the lebel of the curves. Irradiation dropped the conductivity as a
result of the increase in the concentration of electron-acceptor Impurities (Pb+)
but decreased with increase in the concentration of electron donor impurities (Sr;t+
The shift in the levelling out of the log (a) curve to higher values of concentration
was the result of dLesociation of Pb;++V+ complexes and resolution of cation vacan-
C~Wd 2/3

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cies in the cation sublattice. ror KCl-Sr tt this shift did not occur since Sr
does not possess electronic acceptor properties. The introduction of Pe and Sr
into KC1 and KBr intensified the process of radiative generation of F-centers on ac-
count of the improvement in the localization conditions of electron vacancies. Orig.
art. has: 5 figures.
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ImUTIP-1A. M. -,i.t G 2LIB. Ys. Ye.
Horses
Development of thorow.,hbred riding horsne up to the are of one and a half, Konevod9tvo
No. U. 1952.
Monthjr List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, JulY 1952. Unclassifiea.

IGNATIrWA, M. B.
Horse Breeding
Organized weaning of foals and proper raiaing during their confined period. !Conevodstvo,
22, No. 1. 1952.
I Monthly List of Russian Accensions, Library of Congrego 11ovemb;-r 1952 Unclikosified.
i

CATI--uORY
A-'1~3. JOUR. 1 RLSIal., No. 42 1959, Fo. 16620'
AUTHOR
INST.
~T
i" LZ -. F or, Broeftiv, !,I
L
ORIG. PUB. so 1918, lio 3, ~'7-43
AM'TRACT '17o i-Oootraot,
CARD: i/i

KUZIMOT, Nikolay Terentlyevich. inzh.; ALM:SEYNV, G.P., inzh., red.;
BUSHUM, NX. kand.tekha.Aauk, red,; GMKAN, I.M.. lash., red.;
KA ICHMd, P.2.0 lush., red.1JOATITZT. M.G., agronom, redo;
PIC=, F.I.9 kand.tal~hn.nauk, red'.-j'~~ ~1'.P.. kand.takhn.
nauke redo; DUGIgAl ~.Ae, te~hnaqd.
(IffioJent use of machiriery 14 harvesting by separate stages]
Ratsionallnoe ispollsovanie mashin no razdalinoi uborke. Moskva,
Gos.nauchno-tekhnsivd-vo mushinostroit.lit-ry, 1959. 101 p.
(MIRA 13:5)
(Harvostins machinery)

011 Y _~Z_ 0
?S00 S/ 139/ 99/000/0 YO 20/ID26
1201AR91
AMOMI SAVIDUOV, PIA., pqr1rhova. V,XS.& Zionko, T.YS.,
TITLIs On the Naturt and the Linear Velocity of ClontAot Moltinf/
PIRIODICALI lavostlys Tysshikh U habnr sav*donly, Mika,
1959, Wr 5, pp 128-1033 ( BSA)
ABSTRACTe Contact melting Is used In preparation of alloys (Ref 1)
and In physloo-chouleal analyst@ (Bet 2). It "a
suggested (Not 3) the t contact molting of &IM11-hallde
crystals Is due to formation of a low-moltlng-votnt
solid solution by mutual diffusion of the conpon*nts.
Ta study tootAct malting in greater detail the authors
I46ur#d the toop4ratm dapoMseas of the lattice
Mat"tv or Pomponents in 40 tatectic mixture of
povd*rs 90141 (Pigs I end 2), the temperature dependence
of the surface and bulk diffusion coWlelents In
XCI-MaC1 (Table I)* KCI.XBrj and IZI-KI acnocrystals, the
temperature dopendenct of the electrical conductivity of
,Vsr mixtures 11-M&C1 (Table 3), 91-RaDr (Table 3),
he r I
Car :nd heat of forsuition. of th: eutectic alloys
1 1/34 XCI-12CrN (Table 2)9 XCI-KI (T his 2)o The authors used
the -ray diffsajitlon method devsloped for high
AIWCIATIONs Toeskly :ollt:khnlch skly institut Imeal A.M.Ureft
(15110 P IFt# hatealInstitute in*n1g,M~ Kjr")
SUMITMI April 6, 1959
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IGXATIIEVAI_1~1--) ZAVADOVSKAYAP Yo.K.; MLI"AYKAZYAN, I.Yao
Effect of divalent impurities on the radiation stability of
alkali halide crystals. Fiz. tver. tela 5 no.10:2775-2779 0
163, (MMA 16:11)
1. Tomskly politekhnicheskiy institut.

ACCZZSION NR: AP4028465 '3/0181/64/006/004/1243/1246''!
AUTHORS: ,A$,ol1k1-Gi*4rkazyan,, 1. Ya.; Zavadovskaya, Ye. Xs;
~~TITLLB: Change in electrical conductivity of XG1 crystals on addition of bivalent
,,izpur:Vwies after x-ray irradiation
;SOURCE. Mika tverdogo tala., v. 6. no. 4, 1964* 1243-1246
.TOPIC TAGS: conductivi~ys electrical conductivity; KClp X01 crystal,, x-ray, F 1~
i i
centor,, Pb doped KCIp Sr doped K01,, F cantor den3ity,, impurity., Impurity concen-
'tretion, current carrier, hole center
'ABSTRACT: The authors,have studied the ionic conduotivityi, its radiaticA change A
during equal doues of x - I rradiat i0 a (- 4-104 roentgens) in KC19P,b and XCl9Sr
crystals, -and the density of F centers in KC1.3r. Pb-and Sr Impurities have alto-,
2* in jisol is an
:igetherdifferent acceptor properties relative to holes, Pb
~acceptor of electrons., but Sr2+ in X01 gives rise to activator hole centers, In
XC1 a comparatively-small increase in ulectrical conductivity ac~oqpanying the
.'injection of Sr up to 2o10-2 zolecuLar percent corresponds to an iamwe in 7
Cbrd L/2

ACCESSION NR: APh028465
centers of 21&,*.' The maxi== increase in. density of F centers in KC1 activated by
Fb does not exceed 70.'m', Changes in conductivity vith ebAwges in impurity concen-
tration indicate that the first are observed only in the interval of concentration
ifor v-shich a change,in conductivity in nonirradiated crystals takes place. Conduc-
~tivity in a crystal affects radiation change only at those impurities situated in
;regular points of the cx7stal lattice., Increased radiation changes in the conduc-
'tivity of K01-Pb are observed,, first, through decrease in number of ourranh-c4wr1-.1-,-
ers arising during localization of holes at 9.lngle ion vacancies'and,, sec
because of increased stability of hole center& that have formed through the appear-I..~
;ance of claotron atomic canters*, Orig. art. has# 2 figurm,
A=IATION: Tomskiy politakhnicheskiy institut (Tomsk Polytechniwa Institute)
i SUBMT 29Jul63 DAU ACQ3 27Apr64 ENCLs 00
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STAVSKAYA, V. V., dotsent; DAVYWVAp T. A*, kand. mad. nauk;
IGNATIYEVA, ff. A. (Iieningrad)
Clinical cbaracteristics of an outbreak of Influenza in the epring
of 1961. Klin. mod. 40 no.7:41-47 J1 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. 1z kafedry propedevticheskoy teiapii (sav. - doystvitel'My
cblen AMN SSSR prof, M. D. Tushinskiy[deceasedl)-I Leningrad-
skogo instituta imeni akad. I. P. Pavlova)
(IMUENZA)

YERMSHIM, M.A.1 IGNATITIVA, N.Y.
Methods for irrigating cotton in growing containers. Dokl.AN Uz.SSR
no.11:45-48 '56. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Institut sellskoeo khotyaystva AN UzSSR. Predstavleno chlenom-
korrespondentom AN UzSSR A.I.Abtonomovym,
(Cotton growing)

BFJZAYKM,, I.V. , inah.; LT I YEVA A NLG. j. inah.
Nowgraphs for calculating the strength of welded beating system
pipes. Elakesta, 32 noe6s23-26 Je 161. (KMA 1418)
(Steam pipes) (Heating from central stations)
i I
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FESHKOVAO V.M.; IGK&TIYEVA, N.G.
----ft --------------
.1#2-Cyclohoptanedione dioxi as a reagent for the gravimetria
and extraction.,photometric determination of nickel in the
presence of coppere Zhur.anal.khim. 17 no,9:1086-1090 D 162,
(miRk 16:2)
lo M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University.
(Nickel-Analynis) (Cyclohaptanedione)

Ii
MHKOVA, V.M.I.IGNATIMA,, N.G.; OZFMVAp G.P.
Determination of rhenium withoC-ftryl dioxime in the presence
tof7molybdenum. Zhur.anal.khim. 18 no.4s496-499 Ap 163.
(MW 16 tO
1. H.VAomonosol Moscow State University.
(Rhenium-Analysis) (Molybdenum-Analysis)

YAN TOUL; IGHATIYEVA, N.G.; PESHKOVA, V.M.
--------
Valenoy of rhenium during its reduction. Zhur. anal. khim.
19 no.2t224-228 164. (HIRA 17:9)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Lomonosova.

P&;IIFOVA, Lt-I.; IGNATIli-NA, N.G.
-
Complex formation of molybdenum with some d1oximes. Zhur.anal.khlm. 19
no.10:1269-2270 164, WIRA 1702)
1. M.V.Lomonosov Moscow State University.

L_2362a_65 zwT(m)/F-4P(0/ZWP(b) IJP(c) JD/JG/
ACC99SION NR: AT5002789 5/0000/641000/000/0239/0241
AU MOR Ignat' yeva,N G.; Peshkova, V. M.
TITLE: Determination of rhenium.in the presence of molybdenum, tungsten,'and
vandium
SOURCE: Veesoyu gnoye soveshchaniye prpbleme _reniyl. 2d, Moscow, 1962.
Reniy (Rh~niium) tiudy-ibviishc'lianf~i. Moscaw_,"_'Xx_d-'_v___o Nauka, 1964, 239-241
-TOPIC TAGS: rhenium determination, rhenium analysis, oZectrophotometry,
furyldioxime
AMTRACT: The authors -determined rhenium _in th.e presence of large amounts of
molybdenum 4le-.Mo -ratiovvere, 1:40- and -1: 100) by means of a differential spectro-
photonwtric method using cok-furyldioxime and tartaric acid, which freezes the
valence state of Re (V or IV) and promotes a fasLer formation of the compound
between rhenium. and A-furyldioxime. The simplification introduced by the authors
consisted in takl-.g as the blank a definite amount of the solution being analyzed,
thus eliminating the influence of the relative quantitieg of molybdenum on the
determination of rhenium. Using this simplified method, the authors also
determined rhenium In the presence of large amounts of tungsten (Re:W ca 1:500 and
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1:1000). Finally, rhenium, wag determined in the presence of a 10,000-fold
excess of vanadium, which does not interfere with the determination, by means
of a direct spec tropho tome tric analysis. Orig. art. has: I figure, 3 tables
and 3 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: None
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AUTHORSs Kochergin, V. P., Ignatlyeva, N. I.
TITLEt Oxidation of iron in malts containing sodium halogenides and
3odium carbonate
PERIODICAM Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, v. 6, no. 9, 1961, 2126 2131
TEM The rate of oxidation of Armoo iron in mixtures of sodium carbonate
with NaF, NaCl, NaBr and NaI between 700 and 9000C was investigated. The
degree of thermal dissociation of Na2CO 3 in such melts at 800QC and the emf
of a galvanic cell iron - melt - platinum were also determined. The inves-
tigation of the rate of oxidation of iron is of interest in order to clarify
the nature of the adhesive forces between enamels and the metallic surface.
Fig. 1 shows the change of the rate of oxidation at 7000C in Na2CO 3 - NaX
(X - F, Cl, Br, I) melts with 50 mole% Na 2CoY The aggressiveness drops in
the order NaIf NaBro NaF, NaCl. This is based on the differently strong
depassivating affect of the halide ions. It was roentgenographically estab-
lished that wUstite and magnetite form as reaction products in melts with
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Oxidation of iron in malts containing ... B107/BIOI
NaF and NaClj and wUstitealone in melts with NaBr and NaI. The oxidation
proceeds according to the equation Fe + CO 2 Peo (or Fe304) + co (1). The
oxidation products form a coat on the iron which has, however, a porous
structure and does not prevent further oxidation. Only a small part of the
iron dissolves as sodium ferrite. The degree of dissociation of Na CO in
2 3
the melts of the composition mentioned was determined at 8000C (Fig. 2).
Here, too, the order NaBr, NaFj NaCl corresponds to a decreasing degree of
dissociation. No trivalent iron forms in the malts with NaBr and Nal du-
ring oxidation of the ironp probably because the Fe 304 from Eq (1) is re-
duced by the halide to FeO. The Er 2 or 1 2 thus formed has a strong oxidizing
effect on the ironj the more aggressive effect of the bromide and iodida,
especially with access of air, is explained in this way (Fig. 1, isotherm 1
The rate of oxidation in malts with various halide concentration (8000C,lhr~
was also investigated. As shown in Fig- 4, there is a strong concentration
dependence, i.e., maximum aggressiveness exists for certain concentrations.
The emf of the galvanic cell iron - melt platinum at 8000C was finally
determined. The melt consisted of Na c0 NaX (X - F, Cl, Br) in the molar
2 3
Card 216

M285
8/076/61/006/009/005/010
Oxidation of iron in melts containing ... B107/Biol
ratio I t 1. Fig. 6 shows the change of the emf with time. It is stated in
COnClU3ion that a Na 2CO 3 -NaCl malt with 30 - 50% NaCl is least aggressive.
G. V. Akimov (Osnovy ucheniya o korrozii i zashchite metallov, Metallurgizctat,
1941) N D Tomashov, V. I. Modestova (Tr. In-ta fiz. khimii AN SSSRP.~t 75
(1958~);*B7N. Kabanov et al '(Dokl. AN SSSR, 52, 917 (1948); Zh. fiz. khimiJ,
.11, 2501 (1957)); Z. A. loffa (Zh. fiz. khimii, 13, 1105 (1939)) and 0. A.
Yesin et al (Fizicheakaya khimiya pirometallurgicheskikh protsessov,
Metallurgiz~at, 1950) are mentioned. There are 6 figures and 23 referencest
19 Soviet and 7 noh-Sdviet. The four most recent references to English-language
publications read as follows: 0. Balestra. Metal]. Progress, -1, 19571 F-
Bacon, I. Forrest. The Engineer, 202, 93 (1956)1 F. Bacon. J. Beama, 61, 6
1954 ; M. E. Straumanis, A. W. Schlechten, J. Electrochem. Soc., 102, 131
1955~-
~
ASSOCIATIONs Urallskiy goeudaretvennyy univeraitet im.. A. M. Gor1kogo
(Ural State University imeni A. M. Gorlkiy)
SUBMITTEDs July 19, 1960
Card 3/6

DAVXDOV, V.I.j BILIKOV, A.M.; IGIATIMA N.I.; VIRMVETSKAYA, D.79.
j
Reaotion of germnium dioxide with iron. ZbtLr.prikl.kh4-- 35 noent
2543-2546 N 162. (KMA 15 112)
(GerUnium oxide) (Iron)

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X. IMSR
rxtnfjory CULTIVATED PLANTS.0,01CINAL. ~',asential Oils. Toxlnab
Ignatt ova I
Mo armnoeutie'al Instittite
Tl A PharmaeoRnostia StUdy of the Tansy
P%ib. -.Sb. natiahn.. ra4ot. )(ojk. farmatsovt. in-t, 1957,
1, 187-200
A"rstract
:The loanay,(Tanaoetum -7uigrAza, d) is a perennial
buxqb whioh -haa found widespread use in folk
.madiaiiii attics Ujae lymnesnorial. A exaot botanioo-
anatomical study in made of the loaves, St6ma,
.roots,. rootstocks, infloreseenoes and fruit. The
obsorVations were conductad over a porlod of two
years (1954-1955) throulihout the zntire vageta-
ti-7o utage. A detailad desoription is presented
of the external and inner struoture of the inflo-
rescanoes (standard raw materiall with an indioa-
ICard-. 1/2
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:CLILT IVAT ED PLANTS.MMiCINA'L.. 7--8,9entin-1 Oils. Toxins.
.04. jour. :REFZHI)R.BIOL.,2l,l9"j8,NO-9618)

to-
A Ph
T
11
Ph
St
d
f th
ti
:
u
4rmacognon
a
e
ansy.
.
y o
y
chemical 'Rosearoh.
:--ig.Ith -,9b, nriLuohn. rabot. Mrisk. rarmatso7t. in-t, 1957,
1, 201-208
Aln; ~.rar%t :Dwing, I'Q54-1-955 a study waj made of the lynamies
Of tho qo~W-Vliation of essential oil (I) and tan-
nins (11) in the leaves and blonaomo of the tansy
(III) tbroughout the enti:e vegetation period, The
content of I ani 11 reauhad its maximim daring the
stage from the beginning of budding to tPho end of
flowering with a doorenao In the fruiting stage.
The richest I and 11" was in 'ho flowaza and ITEI in
L'
the leaves. Tho stam and roo
t syntem practically
containod no 1, and their 11 content was 2owor
than in the flowers and leaves. 1, derived from
Card 1/3

Cowvtrj t
CP.tUJr-'ry -*CULT1VATLD PIANTSNANCINAL
Abs. Jour IOREF ZHUR-BIOL.,21,1958,NO-9618 3
Auth~.-
Utio
r&ig. lhib.
M
Abnftlract from the floviers in full- blosnom had more esters
and thujone' thall I at the stqxt of flowering. I
~.%Oroz the 1,javes Dad 10-u all plant development stWa
I
:3411e.-ied nljarly ide.-itical essential oll content,
althouph before budding and full flowering more
thuione eas sean L A. - - ccntent in I in
the flowqrs W-~71f')f"h Polyn ITI In ltjave3 (33-9410
% and
were noted. it In suggaited the rnw naterial be
001160tad (flowern and "L~javt;.O in the budding,
start of flowering and full flowering stages.
Card: 2/3 A

No
,ZqNitT'YEVA,, N.S.
Analysis of Tanacetum vulgare for the presence of aromattoic
oxacidso Apt* delo 9 no. 4z26-28 Jl-Ag 16Cro CMA 13:8)
1. Kafedra farmakognozii (oav. - prof. L.A. Pzzdorskaya)
farmatsevticheokogo fakulfteta I Hookovskogo ordera Le-~Irw~
neditobiskoeo instituta im, I.11, Schanova.
(TANSY)

IGM-1 Y.:uTA,.-K-S-
Anatomic structure of Tanacetum vulgare L. Apt. delo 9 no. 5:25-
29 S-0 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Kafedra farmakognozii (nauchnyy rukovoditell - prof. L.A.
Razdorskay) I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina meditsinskogo instituta
im. I.M. Sechenovas
(TANSY)

IGNAT-YEVA, N. S.
Cand Pharm Sci - (diss) "Accumulation of active substances in
the common tansy grown in the Moscow Oblast, and its pharms-
cognostic evaluation." Moscow, 1961. 19 pp; (Ministry of Public
Health RSFSRj First Moscow Order of Lenin Medical Inst imeni I.
M-Secher.ov); 250 copies; price not given; (KL, 6-61 sup, 242)

IGNAVIEVAj
Analysis of Tanacetum. vulgare for the presence of manganese and the
influence of manganese salts on the accumulation of ethereal oil and
tanning substances. Apt. delo 10 no-3:196-24 My-Je 161.
(MIRA 34s7)
1. K&fedra fa=s oknozii farmatsovtioheskogo fakul'tots, (rukovoditeil-
prof. L.A.Razdorskaya.[decoased)) I MoBkovskogo ordena Lenina
meditsinskogo instituta imeni I.M.Sechenova.
(TANSY)

GRINKEVICHI N.I.; IGNATI~AZ_N.S.; LIVOVA, I.L.; ZORIN, Ye.As
FaAmination of some vitamin-containing plants for their
manganese content. Apt. de2o. 11 no.5s4.1-43 S-0 162.
WIRA 170)
i 1. Farmatsevticheskiy fakulltet I Moskovskogo ordena lAnina.
I medituinskogo instituta imeni Sechenova.
It
6
- . . . -- I .. I - I A - -

DOLGOVA, A.A.;,IGNATIYKVA, N.S.
Morphological and anatomical characteristics of oleander
leaves. Apt. delo, 12 no-4:36-41 Ji-Ag 163.
(KMA 17:2)
1. Farmatsevtichookiy fakulltat.1-90 Moskawskogo ordena
Lenina meditsinskogQ~,iPstituta imeii I.M. Sechenova.

GfUlIKEVICHl Me; APNAT'ILVA. N.Se; SAFRONICH, L.N.
Hxamination of aa~- refme3entativee of the Compositas family
for manganese and carotene content. Apt. delo 12 no.2238-40
Mr-Ap 163. (MIRA 17:7)
1. Farmataevticheskiy fakulltat 1 Moakcvakcgo ordena Lenina
meditainskogo Instituta Imeni IsM, Sechenava.

GRINER, B.M.; GRINKEVICHP N.I.; IGNATIYEVA, N.S.j KAZIM111A, L.P.
Color of leav*es an an index of the content of tanning
substances.in plants. Biul. Glav. bot. sada no-53t72-75
164. (MIRA 17%6)
1. Botanicheskiy ead Pervogo raoskovskogo meditsinskogo
instituta imeni Sechenovae

BEWV, H.S.; BIRYUKOV, Ij.; YERBLTUDOV, R.N.; GORBUNOVA, M.N.; TESIPOVA, M.M.;
WICHEY. A.1.; IGNATIYIIVA N.Ta.- KOVACRIVICH, P.M.; LYTKIN, A.M.;
LOSKUTOV, V.G,~ S.. T~iOSHNICHZNKO, N.Ta.; INFEDOT, A.Ta.;
OSIPOV, K.V.; OSIPOV, P.M.; PETROV, N.G.; PETRACHKOV, M.I.;
PINEVICH. K.M.; POPOV, B.B.; POTAPOV, P.V.; PRWEIN, T.Ye.; PUKHOV, A.Y.;
CHUSOVITINA, Ye.I.; ANGILISKIT, N., takhn.red.
(The Kuznetsk Basin in the sixth five-year plan] Kuzbass v shestoi
piatiletke. (Kemerovo] Kemarovskoe knishnoe isd-vo, 1956. 125 P.
(MIRA 16 - 12)
(Kuznetsk Basin)

IGNATrEVA, 0. . ZAIKONNIKOVA, I.V., AGONSKAYAt L.S.
Antibacterial properties of*& organic compounds of phosphorus.
Kbimlya I Primenaniye-lPoefororganicbeekikh Soyedineniy (Chemistry and
application of orpnopboophorus cormounds) A. TE. AR3J7DV, Ed,
Publ. by Kazar. Affil. Acad. SOL USSRv Hoscow 1962j 632 pp.
Collection of comolats papers presented at the 1959 Kazan Conference on
Chemistry of (Owganophosphorue ComDounds.

PCZDEYEV, K.A., starshly nauchnyy sotrudnik; ICNATIYEVA', G.A., mladshiy'
nauchnyy sotrudnik
Use of the metl-d of indirect hemagglutination reactlion In the
diagnosis of brucallosia. Uch. zap. KVT 89:75-78 162. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Laboratorlya Nr, 2 (zav, - prof, DeGoGizatullin) Kazanskogo
veterinarnogo instituta.

VELIKORETSKIY, D.A.; LORIYEO K.M.; FINKEL', I.I.; GRIGORCM, ru.F.,-
BERGER, L.Kh.; *XrROBINA, V.V.;*M1A1W-E34KO, V.P.; MF.SHG*rlEfMWV, A.V.p
student V kursa; 0B."FOICHENKO, YA.V.., kand.med.nauk; NMTIN, AS.;
MUKHOMOVA, S.N.; KUSFARTSEVA, L.V., assistant; KUZHETSOV, V.A.)
dotsent; KUKHTINOVA, R.A., assistant; BONDARM-0, Ya.D. (g. Fastov);
KURTASOVA) L.V. (g. Fastov)j FEVOIKII, V.V.; CHURAKOVA, A.Ye.;
BABICH, M.M.; KMININ, K.P.; PAVLOV~ S.S.; SIMYAKOV, L.V., kand.
med.nauk; TrMATIMA ", Q-M,; ZEYGERMAKHER, G.A.; GUTEDT, A.A.;
POLYKOVSKIYj T.S.
ftesumes. Sov.med. 25 no.nav-,152 N 161. WPA
1. IA Inatituta grudnoy khirurgii AMN SSSR (for Velikoretskiy,, Loriye,
Finkel'). 2. 1z bollnitsy-No.3 Gorlovki Stalinskoy oblaoti (for
Grigorchuk), 3. Iz Tyumonskoy oblastnoy bolinitay (for Berger.,
Utrobina)- 4. Iz Karatasskoy rayonnoy bollnitay Yuzhno-Kazakhatanskoy
oblasti (for Kharchenko). 5. Iz Goopitallnoy khirurgicheskoy kliniki
I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina meditdnskogo instituta imeni Sechanova
(for Moshcheryakov). 6. Iz kliniki propedevticheskoy terapii Stalinskogo
maditsinskogo instituta na baze oblastnoy klinicheskoy bolinitoy
imeni Kalinina (for Oberemchenko). 7. Iz kliniki gospitallnoy terapii
Voronezhskogo moditsinskogo instituta (for Nikitin, Mikhoyedova).
8. Iz kafedry obahchey khirurgii Kiahinveskogo meditsinskogoInstituta
(for Kuamartseva). (Continued on next card)

TUIXORMSKIY1, D.A.- (continued) Card 2.
9. Iz akusheroko-ginokologichookoy kliniki Stalinskogo meditainskogo
instituta na. baze bollnitsy imani Kalinina (for Kuznetsov, Kukhtinova).
10. Iz gbapitallnoy terapevticheskoyk3-iniki lzhavokogo meditainakogo
instituta (for Pevchikh, Churakova). 11. Is Nosovokoy rayonnoy
bollnitsy Chernigovokoy oblaoti (for Babichl. 1.2. Iz Vyborgskoy
mezhrayonnoy bollaitoy (for Pavlov). 13. Iz I-y gorodskoy bollnitsy
Tymani, (for Ignatlyeva). 14. 1% 2-y Wektsionnoy bollnitsy
g. Zaporozhlya (for Zeygermakher). 15. Iz infektsionnogo i
prozektorskogo otdoleniy-Patrozavodskoy gorodskoy bollnitsy
(for Gutkin., Polykovskiy).
(MDICINE-ABSTRACTS)

A-011 4
R6032263 SOTJRCr-, COM-., UR/0398/66/000/006/VO14/VO14
AUTHOR:. J
TITLE: Dynamic characteristics of the gas pipe system of a marine engine and 0.
a turbosupercharger
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Vodnyy transport, Abs. OV78
REF SOURCE: Tr. Tsentr. n. -i. In-ta morsk. flota, vyp. 63, 1965, 73-80'
TOPIC TAGS: turboAupercharger, ship, marine engine, gas dynamics
ABSTRACT: Evaluations were made of the main functions relative to the gas
,,dynamics of turbosuperchargers, taking the receiver volumes into account. It
~Vaa found that in the evaluation of its dynamic characteristics during intermittent
Aisturbance, the turbonupercharger can be considered an aperiodic link of the
first order. Since the magnitude of the time constant of the engine as the control-
ling object of the rotation speed of the shaft is of the range of tenths of a second,
the turbosupercharger exerts a sufficient effect on the transitory process. [Trans-
lation of abstract]
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AUTHOR., Ignatlyeva, 0. V.
ORG: none
,TITLEt Dynamic characteristics of the gas channel of a marine engine and turbine
supercharger
SOURCE: LCningrad. TggntrallnXX nattehnn-jamlednvatalInkly InatItut mnrakoyo fInta.
Trudy, no. 63, 1965. Tekhnicheakays ekspluatatsiya morskogo flota (Technical operation
of the merchant marine), 73-80
TOPIC TAGS: marine engine, diesel engine, supercharged engine, engine performance
characte ristic, gas flow dynamic a supercharger
ABSTRACT: The air-gas channel of a marine'grmine with a g _t ine-hupercharger can
be regarded as a complex branched annular duct with artificia ' g f12%
.:
The working processee.are considered separately for the engine, the supercharger, the
receiver, and the condenser of scavenging air. The similarity theory is widely used
for analyzing varying operating conditions. As graphically represented, the calculated
characteristics of various superchargers show a linear relationship over a wide range.
of analyzed parameters'.' Thus, the analyzed linearized equations given for the dynamic
characteristics of the supercharger and receiver are applicable for small as well as
extensive disturbing effects; this was proved by reference to test data onanlB,000-hp
Card 621"431,74-501,22+621.515.5=5-QI.ZE:7r~

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diesel:engine installed on the tanker.Lisichansk and by sudden load changes occurring
when the rpm of the fuel pumps wereIvaried from 90 to-114. Thus, as shown, the
theoretically plotted curves for the air-gas-channel dynamics adequately represent the
transition stages during sudden load changes even in the presence of high disturbing
effects. Orig. art. hast 4 figures.and 7 formulas. ICE)
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Crd
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ACCESSION MR.- AR60194" UR/0273/65/000/001/M6/002d 16
621.43M31.3
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Dvigateli vouttennego spraniya. OWelInyy vypud4 Abe. 7. 39,211
AUTHOR: Antonovich, S. Ap IZM!Iye~z, 0. V.
T1TLE: Dynamic properties of diesel units
CIL rZ SOURCE: Tr. Tsentr. n. -L in-ta morsk. not, 59, 1964, 14-36
MPIC TAG$-. engine cwtrot system, diesel enginev Tarine evn turboshaft e6ghM4
supercharged engine. shaft
TRANSLATION: The outh or 111scuss the dynamic properties of a marine diesel as a BYSOM
cmitrolling the rpm of a shaft In marine diesel and diesel-generator Installations with and
without a gas turboblower. The analysis covers smooth and rough water operations of ea-
gines with a turboblawer and an Ideal or 4namically complex regulator of shaft rpm.
Finally, authors descrMs ways of improving -the static and dynamic properties of contrafted
objects, so an to Insure optimal characteristics of the transient process,
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IGNATIYEVA, O.V.
Dynamic characteristics of the gas duct of a marine engine
and turbosupercharger. Trudy TSNIIMF no.63:73-80 165.
(MIRA 18:32)
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