SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KADASHEVICH, YU.I. - KADENATSI, B.M.

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UDASHEVICH, Yu.I. (Leningrad)
Interrelation of the two fundamental problems in the theor7 of
flow allowing for residual miorostrains. Prikl.vat.i mekh. 27
no.2t378-379 Mr-Ap 163. (MIRA 16:4)
(strains and stresses)

KADASHEVICH, YU.I.
Behavior of.metala durinLrelisf-and subsequent loading. Trudy
LT1TSBP no.14t224-226
into account the BiuishchJnger effedt witht
the initial flow surface in the:Treak form. Tbid.v227-228 (MRA i8t5)

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PILISHIKO, V.1a.; SOBOLNVAI N..N.; PONOXMTA, T.N.;
Problea of natural foot of-Brucella Infections- Zhur. Alkrobiole
spid. I Inumn. no.lt82-87 J& 155. (MLRA 8:2)
1, In Stawpopol'skago nanchno-Issledovatellskogo Instituta Nini-
sterstva sdravookhramnlya 588R (dirs VeNoTer-Tartanov, nauchrqy
rokoyoditelf prof* N.P.ftkrovskaya)
(MUCKU,0313, opidentoloa
In Russia, natural fooll

AO fk f Sh Ay A
USSR/zooparasitology Acarina and Insect-Vectors of Disease G-4
Pathogens.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 10098
Author : Nell zina, E.N., Slinko, L.I., jk"
Ivanov,
K.A., Yamshchikovs., M.G., Poltavtsev, N.N.y Skirda, G.I.
Inst
Title : Ixodic Ticks (Parasitiformes, family Ixodidae) of Rodetats
in Northwestern Caspian Coast.
Orig Pub : Sb. tr. Astrekbanskip protivochumn. at., 1955, No 1, 416-
433
fjUn%'L-Of
Abstract The :ixodic~ticki-in'the-district studied, is am-
pjT&tjVe4 78paraej: (5 qpe~iee' more or lose, are m=erous);
individual spedimm may be regarded as'of Kirgiz and
Huropean-Siberian origin.- Closest biocanotic ties with
rodents are found in Izodes laguri laguri and Thi icepha-
11 is coja-
lus schulzei. The first of these (steppe species
nected with rodents vho build deep., cor4aratively
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DARSKMO W.Y.; BAXRWg Mel KADATSKAYA# X.P.
Study of the yearly cycle of the gerbil flea XnopoyUa
conformis ikMim Amerbaijan. Modeparas.i paras.bol. mo.3s
342-346 162. (MM :L5:9)
1. Iz Imobno-inledovatel'skogo protivoahumnogo institute,
Kavkaza i ZekswImlys. i AserbaAshanskoy protivoobumoy
stantaiie
(A=aBWJX-FIM M CARR= OF DISUSZ)
7777M,

KADATSKAYA, K.P.; SHIROVA, L.F.
Ixodid ticks and fleas in a tularemia focus of the Nakhichevan
A.S.S.R. Dckl, AN Axerb. SSR 19 no.479-83 163. (MIRA 16t12)
1. Inotitut soologii AN Aserbaydzhanskoy SSR. Predstavleno
akademikan AN Aserbaydzhanskoy SSR A.N.Derzhavinym.
R,

KADATSKAYA, X.P.
----------Distribution of fleas of the suslik depending on ecological
conditionB. Trudy-Nduoh.-isal. protivoohum. Inst. Kav. i
Zakav. no.5:40-61 161.
Colloction and count of fleas in human dwellinga and sheep
pans by uBing small flannel flags. lbid.i74-75
(KIRA 17:1)
1. Aserbaydshanskaya. protivoehmmaya stantsiya.
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A.T.i ijlh,'O'~SKAIA) K~P.
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Gamasil mites of Lhe rodents c-f Kobjstun. 1--v.AN Lzerb. *
L
Sar.blol. I med.nauk no. 121.-47-53 161. OMIRA ll,")

KAUTSKAYAr K.P.; SHASHNIKOVA, N.V.
~ -'- - --
Ecology of the tick Jaectorobius alactagalis in Azerbaijan
in relation to its epidemiological importance. Med paraze
i paraz. bol. 32 no.3020-323 MY-Je163 WRA 17:3)
1. Iz AserbaZdzhanskoy protivochumnoy .9tant8ii(nachallnik
H.G.Akhundov).

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X43)AMMY., N. C,. and MMM, N. N.
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"Daily Activity of Red-Tailed Gerbils of Azerbaydzhan SSR."
Tenth Conference on Parasitological Prdbleme and Disemea vith fttm-al
Reservoirs, 22-29 Octoter 1959, Vol. 11, Publishing House of Academy of
Sciencesp Umj, Moecow-Leningmaj 1959.
Antiplague Institute of Caucasia, and Mmascaucasia (Stavropol') Azerbaydzhan
Antiplague Station (Baku) and. Ural Section WIMP

KADATSKIY, N.G.
Rodents of the Talyah Mountainsand the Lenkoran Lowland
and their distributlan in various landforms and geographical
areas. Zool. zhur. 43 no..11:1693-1707 164. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Azarbaydzhanskaya protivochumnaya otantsiya,, Baku.

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"Twenty-fifth anaiversary of the.Popular Obearmtory in Prague." p. 129. (&9e Hvezd, Vol. 34,
no. 6., July 1953. Praha.3
SO: Monthly List of R&A European Accessions Vol, 3., No. 21 Library of Congress., Feb. 1954.,
- 1. 1..' ... ". - Uncl,

S/035,/6P-/000/007/038/083
A001A101
AUMORt Kadavk, FrantAek
TITLE: Observation of a solar eclipse in Bulgaria
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya J Geodeziya, no. 7, 1962, 66,
abstract 7A454 ("Rile hvizd", 1961, v. 42, no. 4, 65 - 68, Czech)
TEXT: The work of the Czechoslovakian expedition which observed the total
solar eclipse of-Ootober 2, 1961, in Bulgaria is described. Astronomers-amateurs
and staff workers of popular observatories participated mainly in the expedition
organized by the Ministry of Education and Culture. The scientific program was
devised by the Astronomical Institute of the Czechoslovakian Academy of Sciences.
The expedition carried out meteorological observations,* ind observations of atmo-
spherics and cosmic radio emission., The optical program remained unfulfilled due
to poor weather. One of the expedition members was invited by the Bulgarian
Academy of Sciences for a flight in a special aircraft, and he succeeded in
taking a photograph of the corona.
M. Kopetskiy
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation)
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KAMM, A,
Reenewic and cultuml developuent and the budget of the Daghestan
A.S.S.R. Fln-38M 16 20-22:39-41 D 055., (Km 9:2)
lozamestItell Ministra flmnsev DWatanslay ABU.
(DMhastan-Dad"t)

Up"., G. N.
,*~- - Aeww.-,
, 1. .
Practice training in pharmaeognoey in higher pharmaceutical
educational institutea. Apt. delo 12 no,568-70 S-0163
(MMA lyill)
1. Farmatsevticheskiy fakull-tet Vitabskogo meditsinskogo in-
stituta.

XADAYrkV. G.N.
Modioinal p2ant ocnaotions of FArachay-4horksis AutonammJ.hovinces
Trudy Ian, kkime-fame Lute nosl7sM-283 164,
WAA Iasi)

SEWINp R.M.; YADAIEV, G.N.
Plants used in populu medioino in the Karachay-Chorkees
Autonomous Area. Trudy Len. khim.-fam. inst. 12:367-382
161. (WRA 15:3)
1. Kafedra botaniki..Pyatigorskogo farmtsev-ticheakogo
instituts. i kafedra farmakognozii i botaniki Leningradskogo
kkd.miko-farmatsevtichookogo institute. Hinisterstva zdravookhrane-
niYu WFSR.
(HARACRAY-CHERIMS AUTONOMOUS AREA-BOTANY, MrsDICAL)
(NMICII3, POPULAR)

VITEK, Janj inz.p Mc.; KADECKA, S.
Cantilever assembling of bridges with dry jointso Inz stavby 11
no.8:317-318 Ag 163.

VITEK) J., inz., C.Sc.; KLTZCKA, S., ins.
Conotruotion of the Medway bridge in England. Ins stavby
32 no.106-37 U 163.
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GORGOL, Taolav., inz.1 KOBCKA, Slavosel POSWPAL, Hiroslav.
Sealing cracks in concrete structures by injecting epW
resins. Pon vUvbjv 3-1 no.11608-609 163.
1. Stavby silnia a zelemic, Praha.

Instruments and Equipment
CZ -';'C ii-10SLOVA I CIA UDC 539-1 - 074- 21~ 621,374-33
1-JUBC191, VinGeaRi.Xrajska Station of Hy~riono and Epiderniologry
1-11-yi7ionielco-E-pidemiolnp,riclca Stanice)., Prague.
"A Simple Anticoincidonce, Device."
Prar-ue, Jaderna ilmerRie, Vol 12, No 12, Doe 66, PP 4()0 - 461
Abstract: rAuthorts English summary modified-7: The use of special
countin- t7ubes reduces the volune and weight of anticoincidonce
devices. A siriplifying circuit covered by a Patent is discussed.
The ap-paratus is based on the Geigor-lffiller counter principle.
7 Figures, 2 Western references. (kianuseript received 7 Mar 66),

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AUTHORS: J. Hladkf, P. Ghaloupkaj V. Kade6ka, T. Kow iskil
and P, Mokr~ a
TITLE: Three Variations in the Intensity of Cosmic Radiation
in the First Half of 1958
PERIODICAL% Ceskoslovenskj &sopis Pro Fysiku, 1959, Nr 2,
pp 15o-156
ABSTRACT-. Research into variations of the primary component of
cosmic radiation.as a function of changes in the
atmosphere of the sun, is expected to lead to useful
information on the origin of cosmic radiation. To get
a full picture of this variation, a large number of
observations in varying geographical positions is
necessary. From the regular and irregular variations of
intensity of cosmic radiation, the influence of the sun is
obvious. This may, in principle, have the following two
reasons. The sun may be a source of the primary particles
and may modulate them by its magnetic field. They are
further modulated by changes in the Earth's magnetic field.
Within the framework of the International Geophysical Year,
Card a constant registration of the intensity of the penetrating
1/6 component and of the neutron component of cosmic.radiation
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Three Variations in the Intensity of Cosmic Radiation in the First
Half of 1958
Lomnicky stit (22634M above sea levels geomagnetic
latitude 1+80N) and Pr~Lgue (228M above sea level:
geomagnetic latitude 480N). The apparatus in both
stations is similar. The penetrating component
(p-mesons) were measured by two counting telescopes with
geometry recommended by C.S.A.G.I. (Ref 10~50The
effective area of the set of counters was 0 cm2 at
Lomnicky stit and 3600 cm2 in Prague. For the detection
Of neutrons, both stations used a monitor described by
Simpson (Ref 5) and recommended by C.S.A.G.I. The
continuous registration was carried out by two independent
instruments in each station. The location of the stations
determined the lower threshold of energies of primary
particles which produced the measured components of the
cosmic radiation. The range of energies can only be very
roughly estimated. The average pressure at Lomnicky stit
Is 550 mm Hg. The minimum energy of p-mesons capable of
Card Penetrating the given amount of air and the absorber
2/6 (10cm Pb) is about 1.8 GeV (Ref 6). The energy of the
primary particles must be higher, i.e. about 20 GeV.

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Three Variations in the Intensity of Cosmic Radiation in the First
Half of 1958
For sea level, the minimum energy of primary particles
must be about 30 GeV. For the neutron monitor, the
situation is more complicated because the atmospheric
processes involving nucleons are complicated. We may
assume (Refs 8,9110) that the particles have energies
around 3 GeV for Lomnicky stit and 7 GeV for sea level.
During the first half of 1958, both stations registered
three large variations in intensity of the penetrating and
the neutron component. These were on the 25th Marchq
25th April and 7-9th May. These variations are shown in
Figs 3~ 4 and 5, together with the measurements on the
intensity of the Earth's magnetic field. Table I shows
the main characteristics of these variations. The
magnetic and ionospheric data are taken from a publication
by the Geophysical Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy
of Science (Ref 11). The Prague data of the intensity of
cosmic radiation are in good agreement with'those measured
Card in Moscow (Ref 12). The intensities of the various
3/6 components of cosmic radiation are shown relative to the
mean frequency of registered particles and only the V/

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Half of 1958
barometric effect has been corrected for. The barometric
coefficient at Lomnicky stit is 0.299%/mm Hg for the
penetrating component and 1.058%/mm Hg for the neutron
component. The same corrections in Prague are 0.218 and
0.95%/mm Hg respectively. The sta~istioal error of the
measurements was a 0 28% for the meson telescopes on
Lomnicky stit and a 6.41% for the neutron monitors.
In Prague, the errors were a = 0.21% for mesons and
a = 0.96% for neutrons. All other errors were considerably
smaller than the statistical error, with the exception of a
possible error introduced by changes in the geometry due to
replacements of counters. All the reported measurements
were taken without such replacements. The variation on the
25th March 1958 (Fig 3) is a typical variation associated
with a magnetic storm. It has an accurately defined
beginning which coincides with the beginning of the storm
and lasts many days. The intensity of the meson component
Card shows an increased daily variation. The neutron component
4/6 showed this increased daily variation only at the Prague
station. The amplitude of the disturbance was V

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Half of 1958
extraordinarily large and related to the intensity of the
magnetic storm, Before the variation, an intensive
eruption was observed on the sun (Ref 13) starting on the
23rd March at 0950 hours GMT. The variation on the
25th April (Fig 10 was a relatively small one. The state
of the Earth's magnetic field was practically undisturbed
until the next-day. No.eruption was observed on the sun.
The May variation (Fig 5) showed a short increase in the
neutron intensity at Lomaicky stit on the 7th May at
2300 hours GMT. This was followed on the 9-10th May by
a short decrease with a badly defined beginning,
registered by, all detectors. It is possible that the
effect is due to a direct emission of particles with
energies smaller than 7 GeV, possibly from a small eruption
Observed on the sun at 2335 hours G14T. During the
following decrease, no large magnetic disturbance was
Card observed. These measurements are for the period from lst
5/6 January to 30th June 1958. Measurements in both stations
are being continued.

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There are 5 figures, 1 table and 13 references, of which
5 are German, 5 English, '! Soviet and 1 Czech.
ASSOCIATION: FysikgLlni U'stav dSAV, Praha
(Institute of Physics, Czechoslovak Ac. So., Prague)
*) Akademia G6rniczo-Hjjtniczaq Krakow
Card 6/6 (Minirjg-Met4jlurgica1 Academy7 Cracow)
SUBMITTED: November 4, 1956

F.
Interpretation of the pattern of the can arrangement in the
root apical meristem of Cyperus gracilis L. vars alternifolius,
Aota aoc. bot4a Pol 32 no*2&295--301 163*
1. Department of AAa+.oW and Cytologr of Plantes University..
Wroclaw,

KADEJ) F.
Creative activity of the cells of the constructional
centrum, of top root meriBtems. Wiadom botan 8 no.2zl3l-
139 164.
1. Dopartment of Plant Anatomy and Cytology, M. Curie-
Sklodowska, University, Lublin.

ACCESSION XR: AP403OT82 f~ S/0020/64/155/OC4/0839/0842
AU17OR: Lopin's L. (Academician); Kadek, V.
TITLE: Conditions for the rupture of the primary film formed by the oxidation
of aluminum in neutral solutions&
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*.* v. .155, no. 4, 1964, 839-842
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum., aluminum oxidation, alunir-um oxide film, electrode potential.
aluminum, oxidation kinetics.. oxide coating rupture,, electrochemical behavior,,
oxidation rate, aluminum oxychloride film, hydrated aluminum oxychloride film,,
dehydratted aluminum oxychloride film
ABSTRACT: The oxidation of aluminum In neutral solutions vas investigated to
establish a relationship between the oxidation kinetios (L. K. lapin's A. Ya.
Vayvade) Izv. AN LatvSSR., ser. kbim. no. 3, 297, 1963) and the change of the
electrode potential with time., depending on the temperature and the concentration
of the solution. Me poteat0 of degreasea and pickled aluminum electrodes were
measured in 0.001-4 N IM1 solutions for periods uP to 30 days. After preliminary
vakidtions essentially constant potential values vere established vhich were
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relatecl to the chloride concentration by the logixitbmic relationship:
i to + k 19 CKCI
I Where E, a 500 miluvolts (WO) and 520 millivolts (30C) and k is about 60 -70
millivolts. Tbis Indicates the aluxinua electrode In the initial pbases' (sea left
portion of figures 1 and 2 of enclosure) thmatioas as a cwolex electrode with an
indestructible film Partia.13,Y tr=sfo=bd at Its surface Into complex hydraterl or
debydrated ozychlorlies;
(A1.0.). (At (OH).). - Al. (OH)u-, Cl
Further observation of the aluminum electrodes shows differences in the bebavior
!in solutions of different concentration at different temperatures (se.e right
1 portion of figures I and 2 of enclosure).. sboving rupture of the primary wdde
I filz vith Intense hydrogen evolution and forniatioa of at -AI(OH) an& boehmitic
'r -AlO(M) in changing ratios leading to a decrease of tba elecir:z solubility
i with time. Comparison of tba kinetics and the electroobamical bobavior above
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oxidation rate is not synonymous with the electrochemical behavior of the metal
under the conditions investigated. It is assumed this is due to the mixed
mechanisms of aluminum oxidation (because of the oxygen and water) and the
dcvelopmcz~t of conditions for diffusion through the thielmesa of the deposit.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures and I equation,
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1=12- Vx% Cnnd Chem Sci -((Uris) 11 I-loctrodo ~lntl
Zk~jl of copper oxidation in nquooUD 00111tiolln if' elcct2,-olytcs.,;
Ri Ca, - v (LatvLeut'l.to 1141liv. cl,.rj-dcz~l 'Faculty
1957. 20 pp vith f;raph,
150, co-;dcO Mi 20-581 93)

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UW1iy;1cal1Chemistry - Electrochemistry. B-12
Abs Jour: Referat. Zhurnal, Rhimi7a., No 3, 1958, 7303.
L,K, Lepin'
Author : Y.N.
Inst : VcademW of Sciences of latvian MR.
Title : Electrode Potentials and- Coner Oxidation Fate in Aqueous
Solutions of Alkali and &I"ll-Earth Metal Chlorides.
Orig Pub: Irv. AN LstvSSR) 1957o No 5o 107-118-
Abstract: The dependence of the electrode pot atial and corro sion
rate (CR) of-sheet CU on- time (up to 1W hours) van dater-
mined at 250 in solutions of Lij, 19so'Kp Xg and Ca chlorides
(concentrations from 0.001 n. to saturated solutions); pH
and the concentration of.Cu ions in the solutions vere also
measured. OR dacreases in.the initial period., and V shifts
to the negative side. Iater CR increases at the for1mstion
of soluble complex polychlorides ("tur- XCl.- ftCl.- 1 n- CaC12),
but CR decreases at the formation of insoluble CuCl deposits
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AUTHORS: Lepin', L. K., ~jd~ekV. ~M. SOY/76-33-T-17/40
4.
TTTLE:
The Dependence of the Oxidation Rate and Electrode Potential
of Copper on the PH of the Solutions
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 33, Nr 7, PP 1560 - 1565
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: As the composition of copper oxidation products depends on the
composition of the electrolyte and electrodes of second order
are formed by insoluble deposits on the copper surface, the
oxidation rate and the copper potential consequently depend
also on the concentration of electrolyte anions. The authors
closely investigated the dependence of the electrode potential
(EP) and corrosion rate of copper on the PH of the medium,
using NaCl- and Na2 SO4 solutions (0.01 n) with hydrochloric
acidy sulphurio acid or sodium hydroxide as well as pure acid
or lye. The measuring method applied hereto was described in
(Ref 8). In calculating theoretical potential values some as-
sumptione were made. The resultant diagrams potential - PH
0
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The Dependence of the Oxidation Rate and Electrode BOV/76-33-7--17/40
Potential of Copper on the PH of the Solutions
may be divided into three'parts: (1) at PH 0 /-2(3)1 (2) from
PHO - 3 to PRO M li(12)1 and (3) at PRO >12 (the second part
may be subdivided into two parts). in the first part, the (EP)
and oxidation rate (OR) of copper vary with the PH 0 and depends
on the acid anion. In the second part, the PH is stabilized
and attains a constant value (PHs = 6.4 - 7.2) during copper '
oxidationg the (EP) and (OR) not depending on the PH 0 or the
electrolyte compositiont but only on this pH.-value. in the
third section (strongly alkaline solutions), the (EP) is
distinctly shifted toward negative values, while the (OR) at-
tains a maximum and drops again to zero. The a:athora found
that the kind of deposits on the copper surface exercises great
influence upon the (EP) and (OR) during oxidation. At small
pH-values the (EP) and (OR) are also affected by the concentra-
tion of copper ions accumulated in the solution during oxida-
tion. There are 3 figures and 10 references, 8 of which are
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The Dependence of the Oxidation late and Electrode SOV/76133-T7,17AO
Potential of Copper on the pH of the Solutions
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya nauk LatYSSR,Institut khimii (Academy of sciences
of the Latvian 98R, Institute of Chemistry)
SUBMITTED: January 6p 1958
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B121/B206
AUTHORS: Groskaufmanisp A. Kadek, V.9 Lokenbakh, A.
TITLE: Lidiya Karlovna Lepin' (on the occasion of her 70th birthday)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v. 35, no. 3, -iq6i, 699-701
TEXT: Lidiya Karlovna Lepin' celebrated her 70th birthday and the 45th an-
niversary of her scientific and pedagogical activities on April 4, 1961. Her
scientific work is linked mainly with problems of adsorption arid reactions on
the surface of solid bodies. In 1916 she began her scientific work under the
guidance of Professor Nikolay Aleksandrovich Shilov. I *n 1920 she published
comprehensive studies on the distribution of components among two solvents.
During the following years, she worked together with G. V. Strakhova on
problems of the formation of surface compounds. Taking into consideration
interfacial phenomena and assuming that higher oxides are formed on the sur-
face. she explained the passivity of metals and the stability of noble metals
in acid solutions. Together with A. V. Bromberg she studied the mechanism
of the coagulation of hydrophobic sols by mixtures of electrolytes. A new
method for determining the deviation from additivity in the ooagulation of
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Lidiya Karlovna B121YB206
soles by binary electrolyte mixtures was elaborated. At the Voyennaya
akademiya khimicheskoy zashohity im. K. Ye. Voroshilova (Military Academy of
Chemical Defense imeni K. Ye. Voroshilov) where she was Head of the Depart-
ment of Colloid Chemistry, she worked on the synthesis of some inorganic
compounds, especially in the field of the chemistry of peroxides. These
studies were compiled In 1932 in the book "Neorganicheskiy Bintez" ("Inorgan-
ic Synthesis"). In 1946 she was appointed Head of the Laboratory of Physical
and Colloid Chemistry at the Institut khimii Akademii nauk Latviyskoy SSR
(Institute of Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences Latviyskaya SSR). There
she studied mainly the oxidation of metals in aqueous electrolyte solutions.
She developed the hydride theory which offers an explanation of the reactions
between metal and water. Jointly with A. P. Tetere and A. Shmit she formul-
ated a kinetic equation for the determination of the reaction rate of metals
with water. In collaboration with A. Ya. Vayvadef A. Stipraysy At K.
Lokenbakh, V. M. Kadek, and B. A. Purin she conducted systematic investiga-
tions on the oxidation kinetics of numerous metals as well as on their
electrochemical behavior and changes in solutions. The oxidation of metals
in neutral electrolyte solutions obeys the diffusion kinetics, and depends
on composition and properties of the resulting insoluble oxidation product6.
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L. K. Lepin' jointly with Z.-F. Oshis has found that by changing the tempera-
ture and the composition and concentration of the electrolyte, the chemical
and phase compositions of the oxidation products of Fe and Al can be altered.
With her collaborators A. Ya. GroakaufmariA, A. Ya. Vayvadep and A. R. Veys
she conducted detailed studies on the basio salto of aluminum and iron, and
on the sorptive properties of hydroxides and oxides of iron and aluminum.
Jointly with B. P. Matsiyevskiy she studied the kinetics,of the oxidation of
divalent iron by oxygen in electrolyte solutions. In collaboration with N.
P. Myagkov she conducted studies on the colloid-ohemioal properties of cor-
rosion-resistant plastic coatings on metals. L. K. Lepin' worked in both
scientific and pedagogical respect. She delivered lectures at the Institut
narodnogo khozyayetva im. G. V. Plekhanova (Institute of N%tional Economy ,
imeni G. V. Plekhanov)t and was the first female teacher at the Moscow School
of Higher Technical Education. For some time she was also Head of the
Department,of General Chemistry at Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im.
M. V. Lomonosova (Moscow state University imeni M. V.*Lomonosov). In 1934
L. K. Lepin' became a professor, and in 1937 the Presidium of the Academy of
Sciences USSR made her a Doctor of Chemical Sciences. In 1945 she became
Read of the Department of Physical Chemistry at the Chemical Division of
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Latviyskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Latviyakaya State University) and
subsequently at the Rizhskiy politekhnicheskiy Inatitut (Riga Polytechnic
Institute). At present,'she-is Head of the Commission for Corrosion Protec-
tion at the Scientific-and Technical Committee of the Council of Ministers
of the Latviyakaya'SSR! She also works actively at the Vaesoyuzn'oye
khimleheskoye-obsh6hestvo im. D. I. Mendeleyeva (All-Union Chemical Society
imeni,D.,I. Mendeleyev).and for many years has been Chairman of the Presidium
of the Latviyokoye SSR Branch of this Sooiety. Academ;ician L. X. Lepin* was
decorated with the Order of the Red Banner of Labor in 1960. Aoadeihician
V.' A. Kistyakovskiy is mentioned. There is I figure.
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KAIEKIN' V.P.; PETROV, A.N.
Iarge reinforced concrete sheet pile. Transp. stroi. 3.1 no.5:
20-22 My 16.1, (MIRA 14:6)
1. NacNaInik UNR Wo.376 Baltmorgidrostroya (for Kadekin).
2. Instruktor Risbokoy normativno-inaledovatellskoy otmtai:L
Orgtranestroya (for Petrov)
(Sheet piling) iConcrete piling)

Organization of the sale of electric power and steam and rates in the
decade of 1954-1955. p.192. ENEWMIKA. (Ministerstvo paliv a
energetiky. Blavai sprave elektraren) Praha. Vol. 5, no. 5,
May 1955
SOURCE; East European Accessions List, (EEAL), Library of Congress,
Vol. 4, No. 12, December 195(~

KADELA, Jan., Inz,
Change of electric power and beat supply rates for socialist
enterprises beginning AprVI, 1964. Energetilm Cm 14 no.6t
295--296 Je 9.64
1. Czechoslovak State ftw--~--* Distribution Agency., Prague.

X&MKIN, K.
"WO-AMMMMIMM~
Concentrated loading of automobiles. Sots.trud so.2:127-130 P
'57. (KLU 10:5)
1.Uwhayy votrudmik Xuanskogo asuchao-iseledovateltskogo instituts.
okhmmy truda.
(Automobiles--Transportation)

KADEMN, N., tekhnolog-normirovshchik.
-OWN-0-0- Owl-
The tochiftologist to the work norm specialist of the shop. Sots,
trod. n0-1:125-427 Ja '57. (NM 10W
1. Gor1kovskly awtosayod Iment Molotov&.
(Oorkly-Automobile Industry--Production standards)

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AUTHOR: None Given. 106-10-11/11
TITLE: New Books (Novyye knigi).
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika, 1957, Vol. 12, Nr 10, pp. 101-101
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Kos_hche_yev,_I.__A.: Fundamental Theory of Electrical
Compounds. Volume III. Non-Linear Systems, 1957, 187
pages, Rb 5.40
loffe, A. F.: Physics of Semiconductors. Edition of the
AN USSR, 195T, 491 pages, Rb. 20.-
Kaden G.: Electromagnetic Screens. 1957, 327 pages,
The basic problems within the frequency range of quasi-
stationary operations are investigated. In part I:
Screening of Interference Fields. In part II:
Screening of Interference Currents.
Polivanov, K. M.: Ferromagnetics. Fundamental theory for
their technical use. 1957, 256 pages, Rb. 13,70.
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New Books 108-10-11/11
Some Problems in ImDulse Teohnioues and High-Freauenoy
Works of the Mosoow Institute for Aviation, volume 83,
1957-
Blagoveshohenakiy. V. P., Sidorenkov Ve Ve. Measurements
in Impulse-Radio Apparatus. 1957, 264 pages, Rb. 6, 65-
Teaching facility.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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KAM~N, L% :T.
"Phenomenon of Para-,',,~-Jutination." Thesis
for degme of Dr. Madical Sci. Sul) 23 Jun 50,
Acad ;'.led Sci USSR
Summary 71., 4, Sep 52, DisseTtaLlons Presented
for Degrees in Science and Engineorin7 in Moscow
in 1950. From iechernyaya i,!oskva, Jan-Dec 1250.
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KADENy M. M, JT-Ui 5-3
- -000011
USSP/14edicine - Dysentery
"The Water Factor in the Epidemiology of Bysenteryo" 14. M. Kaden
Zhur Mikro, Epid, I Inunun, No 7, pp 24-26
Dysentery infections due to water contamination are no less important and perhaps
more important than typhoid-paratyphoid infections from contaminated water supply.
If the dysentery infections are due to this cause, the disease has an atypical
character. The incubation period for dysentery is shorter than that for typhoid
and paratyphoid, so that dysentery appears first and typhoid-paratyphoid afterward*
V.ben dysentery infections are caused by contaminated water, adults rather than
children are affected. Furtthermre, It is characteristic that the dysentery bacteria
isolated from the patients belong to a variety of species and types. The outbreaks
studied occurred in cold weather.
267T40
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~~UTUZOVAt L.P.
Effect of antibiotic therapy on typhoid and paratyphoid patbogene,
Autibiotild 5 no. 5t77-19 S-0 160. (MIRA 13:10)
lo Nookovskiy inatitut vaktain i eyvorotak imeni I.I. Machnikova.
(SALMOWSLU) (ANTIBIOTICS)

MEN, M.M., prof.; KRAZANOV,, M.I.t kand.meditainskM nauk; PANFILOVAj,
14 Twr.
Typhoid and paratyphoid favors in the USSR and means for a further
morbidity. Soy* made 24 no. 5:17-21 My 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Is Mookovskogo.maucbno-inaledovateltakogo inBtituta vaktBin
i eyvorotok imenl I.I. Mechnikova (dire A,P. Muzychenko)
Ministerstva zdravookhramniya SSSR.
(TYPHOID FEM) (PARATYPHdID FEM)

KADEN, MA; TIMEN, Ya.Ye.; MOROZOVA, M.M.; MUMMA, V.L.; BUTUZOVA, L.F.
Effect of antibiotic therapy on the clinical course and immunoloecal
reactivity of the organism of patients with typhoid and parat hold
fevers. Antibiotiki 6 no.100-54 Ja 161. (MIRA 14:75
1. Moskovskiy nauchno-issledavatellskly institut vaktoin i
syvorotok imeni I.I-Mechnikova i 2-ya klinicheskaya gorodskaya
infektsionnaya bollnitsa.
(CHLOROMYCETIN) (TYPHOID FEVER) (PAR&TYPHOID FEVERS)

11; , Y
an;.
52eds of tho ~untral Russian ;roiyfoot
Fwaily." Thuois for def,rea of ~;andi. Bio-
logical Sci. jub 2 14Y 42, 1.,ozicow Order of
Lenin 3tatu U imeni Y. V. Lomonosov
S=mar7 .32, 13 Dee 52, Dissertations
Presented for Degrees in Science -md
En L:10
. gineering in " scow in 1949. Frovi
Vechernyaya ."'oskva, Jan-Dec 1949.

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I X ,li .Ii .
11. 11. b3den. Go-frvits und, inflorescence. (The "complpx Jlruit5 f-ron W2,ule
racemes" as stated in the article.) P. ~,9.
Chair of Higher Plants, Aug. 5, 1950
SO: Herald of the Ibscow University, Series of Fhysics-.~Ahematlcs and Natural
Sciences, No. 4, No. 6, 1951

MEN, N. N.
Ud2p, N. ff., Aleksandrov, V. G. and Konovaloy. 1. N. (Reviews and Bibliogrikpby) OThe
Morphological Essence of the Ymits of Rosaceas and Corylas and the Nature of the
Pratt of some Rosaceae". P. 143
Chair of Higher Plants
Auc- 5. 1950
]
SO: Wertild of Qe MRscow YAIYgrp-It3r Series an Physic e-14athematics and Natural
Sciences. go. 3, No. 5. 1951

xam. B.N.
Yntit and seeds of hornworte of Central Russia. BiulsXOIP Otd,biol. 58
no. 3:82-85 153. (nu 01:6)
(Herbs)

Hornworts of 1hropean lbissia.
Biul.XOIP Otd.biol. 58 no.3;86-89 153.
WaA 6:6)
(Herb a
'-p

LUM, N.N.; TMOHIROV. V.N.
Morphology of the ovary and moods of Umbollifer". Biul. MOIP.
0td, biol, 59 U0,1:79-83 Ibr-JO 054. (XISA 7: 7)
(Unbollifer") (Botany-*rPhology)

X&M, N. N.
About Z.T. Artiushenko's and I-N, lonovalov's articles on fruit
morphology. Bjul.KOIP.Otd.biol. 60 no.6-115-119 N-D 155.(MLBA 9:3)
(BOUn-MORPHOLOGY) (FRUIT) (ARTIUSM10. Z.T.) (IONOVALOV.I.N.)

TAnx N.N.
Apocs&poum Unocal& and fruit In gramineaus plan$B according
to comparative morphological data* Nsuchedoklens shkoly;blolo
nsukl no*3:113.-123 '58e ixxu 11: 12)
1. Predstavlons Wedroy vysshikh rastenly Keekovakogo gesuder-
stvannogo univerelteta Imal N.TeLamonesovs.
(Grassem) (Flowers-Morpholoa)

Apocarpous Cmoecia and fruit in gramineous plants according
to teratological data. Ikuchdokl.vyv.shkoly;biol U&Ukl
no.4: ln-U7 '58. iNIM 11: 12)
I* Rekomendavana kafedroy vyashikh rastenly Moskovskogo gosudar-
stvennogo universiteta, imeni N-V-Lomonosova.
(Graasee) (Flowers--Morphology) (Abnormalities (Plants))

FADEN, N. N.
JLpocarpy of gynoeciun and fruit in gra"insoue plants according to
the data of vascular anatoW and ontogeny. Nauch.dokl.vyo.shkoly;
biol.nauki no-3:147-1-59 '59. (JaPA. UI:10)
1. Rokomen4ovana ka'fedroy vyssbikb rasteniv Moskovskogo gosudar-
stvennogo univerelteta in. X.T.r*oonosova.
(Grasses) Oflowers--Anatw)

, ~ I ;"., -e2i"~,-- 1'4~ P. -
~XAMW. N.V.; TIKHOMIRDY, V.N.
"Fruit types aid their cl&saif loation! by R.N. Levina. Revioved by
I.N.laden, T.N.Tikhomirov. Nauche dokl. vys. shkoly; biol. nauki ',
no. 3:217-219 160. (HIM 13: 8)
(7mit-Anatow)" (Lev Lm, IL IL )

ALEKSANDROV.. V.G., prof., red.; DVORYANKINJ, F.A., prof., red.- KADEN R N
kand. biol. nack, red.; XWERM, F.M., prof*, red.;
kand. biol.nauk, red.; PAIAMARCHUX, I.A.0 kand.biol,nauko red.;
PODDUBNAYA,-.ARNOLIDIp V.A., prof., red.; PRONIN,, V.A.p kand.biol.nauk,
red.; RZHANOVA., Ye.I.j kand, biol.naukp red.; ROSTOVTSEVA, Z.P., kand,
biol.mauk, red.; SERIMAKOV, I.G., prof., red.; USTINOVA, Ye.l., kand.
biolonaukq red,; CHIMADINOVA, A.I., kand. biol.nauk, red.; YERMOV,
M.S., tekbn. red.
[Morphogenesis in plants; transactions dedicated to the 100th anniver-
=7 of the publication of Darwin's "Origin of species."] Morfogenez
rastenii; trudy poeveshobaiutsia 100-latiiu so dnia vykhoda v svet
truda. Charlza Dervina, OProinkhozbdedia vidov." Moskvap Izd-vo Mosk.
Univ. vol.l. 1961. 683 p. (MIRA 240)
1. Soveshchanlye po rfogenezu rastenly 1959.
'ZBotiW-Morphology)

KADEN9 N.N.
Some cardinal problems in the classification, typologyp and
nomenclature of fruits. Bot. zhur. 46 no-4:49&-504 AP 161.
(Fruit-Morphology) (MIRA 14:3)

KAIZNj, N.N. (Noakva)
-----Type~f longitudinal dehisoonn of fruits, Bot.zhur, 47
no.4t495-505 AP 162. (fruit-Morphology) (HM 150),
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KADEN, N.N.; LANOVAYA, V.P.
Mor]~aology of the gynoscium and the fruit of geranium*
Nauoh, dokle vyss shkoly; biole nauki no*48104-109
P63. (KM 16 t 11)
le Rekomendovana kafedroy vy9shikh rastaniy Moskovskogo
gosudarstvannogo universiteta ime Lomonosovae

KADENI N. N.
"Fundamental problems of evolutionary carpology."
report submitted for 10th Intl Botanical Cong, Edinburgh, 3-12 Aug 64.
Moscow State Univ.

KADEN N.N.
Morphology of geranium oeedo. Nauch. dokl. vya. shkoly; biol,
nauki no. 2:97-102 161+. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy vysshikh rasteniy Moskovskogo
gosudarstyannogo universiteta im. M.V.Lomonosova.

KADEN9 NoNs
Schizooarpos. Bot. zhur. 49 no.",&966-.973 Jl 164
(MIRA 170)
1. Maskovskiy gmdarstvmnyy univa"itat,

KADEN, N.N.
More on the ways the fruit open. Bol. zhur. 49 no.12:17-76-:1-779
D 164 (RlRA 1.82z)
1. Moskovsk3y gcsudarstvannyv universite'" imani. Timonosovao

FADI'N N N.- "-AKALYMINA, T,P.
Morphology of the gynoecium anf fruit in borage and mint familieg.
Vest. Mosk. un-. %r.6: Biol., pochv. 20 no.301-4-1 My-Je 165. (MMA 18:7)
1. Kafedra vys5hikh rasteniy Moskovskogo universiteta.

KADEN, N.N,
New carpological claBsification by R.E.Ievina. Bot. zhur. 50
no.4:579-581 Ap 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Lomonosova.

KADENY N.N.
Fruit types of plants inhabtting th&middle zone of the European
part of the U.S.S.R., Bot. zhur. 50-no.6t775487' Je 165. (KRA ISO)
1. Moakovskiy,gosudarstvannyy universitei.
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USSR/ Analytical Chemistry - Analysis of Inorganic Substances G-2
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Ehimiya, No 41, 1957, 12097
Author : Sokolov D.P., Kaden S.B.
Inst : Laboratory of Sapropelit Dep3sits of the Forest
Institute of the Academy of Sciences USSR
Title : Determination of Carbon Dioxide of Ca.rbonates in Sapropels
by the Titration Me~thod
Orig Pub : Tr. Labor. sapropel. otlozhc!niy. In-t lesa AN SSSR,
1956, No 6, 65-68
Abstract A method has been worked out for the determination of CO 2
in sapropels, vhich is baseil on determination of a a-
mount of HC1 used up in the decomposition of carbonates.
An 0.2-1.5 g, weighed sample of comminuted and screened
(0-5 mm) sapropel tuider study is placed into a 100 ml
measuring tlask, 25 ml 0-5 N 1IC1 are added, stirring is
continued until the carbonates are completely decomposed,
the solution is diluteNI with water to the mark, stirred
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Abs Jour Referat Zhur Xhimiya, No 4, 1957, 1209'(
again, filtered through a dry filter of mbdium porosity.
Firat"pottions- of -the filtrate are discarcied -and there-
after 25 ml euVIce arc collected, which lire titrated
With: 0.1 N solution of NaOH after additiol, of 3-4 drops
of methyl.orange. The 002 content (x) of absolutely dry
sapropel is calculated according to the formula: x -
(31.25 - mk) 42.2 . 100 . 100/a (100 - w),.1000, wherein
31-25 is the number of ml 0.1 N HM correi5ponding to ~
of the volune of H01 takento neutralize -the carbonates;
m -- number of ml 0.1 N_NaOH used up in t~%a titration of
25 ml of'the solution tested; k -- correction. coefficient
of 0.1 N-NaOH; a. -- weight of the sample )f air-dry sapro-
pal (g); v -- viiisture content of the sapropel M; 4 --
conversion factor (from 100 ml eolution 25 ml were used
for titration ), 2.2 - cunoluit of C02 (mg) that corros-
ponds to I ml 0.1 N HM. Comparative daterminiations of
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ZHABROVA, G. M. , KADENATSI, B.- M.
"Study of the Coke Formation and Divinyl. Polymarization on the Catalyst of
S. V. Lebedev."
Kinetics AM CA 1i V. Tfiotcpes in catalysAg" No"Ov" Iza-vo,
tail"
AN Z~ft`
I 195T. 2p.
Most of thi j-ar=Q In We eollee:tlc~,~ A--ZZ at Ito Conf. on

5M SO712 0-121- 4 -2 '~/54
AUTHORS: Roginskiy, S. Z. Corresponding Member, Acade.-ily of Scinnces,
USSR, Yanovskiy, 11. 1. , Zhabrova, G. M., Viinogradova, 0. 1.1.,
Kadenatsi, B. M.-I'darkova, Z. A.
TITLE: A Catalytic Synthesis of Unsaturated llydrocarbon3 of the Seriei
C4, Labelled by "She Radioactive Carbon C14, Mith the Use of
Vapor Phase Distributive X-Ray Chronatc-graphy (Kataliticheskiy
sintez nepredellnykh uglevodorodov ryad.a C 49 riecliennykh
radiouglerodom 014, a ispoltzovaiiiyem parofa%noy raspredelitell
noy radiokhromatografii)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 121, Nr 4, pp 674-677
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Tljis paper reports on the results of the production of labelled
unsaturated hydrocarbons on the basis cif ethyl alcohol
labelled by C 14. It is a peculiarity cif this method that
all the labelled molecules are produced. simultaneouslyby
the same catalytic process which develc,ps under the influence
Card 1/4 of S. V. Lebedev's catalyst for the ayr,thesiB of livinyl.

A Catalytic Synthesis of Unsaturated Hydrocarbons
bj the Radioactive Carbon 014, With the Use of Va
X-Ray Chromatography
SOV/2o-121-4-28/'54
of the Series C 41 Labelled
or Phase Distributive
This paper discusses a special case of the general principle
of the synthesis of labelled molecules. This principle con-
sists of the carrying out of a group synthesis (which gives
a mixture of some substances with an unusual isotopic compo-
sition) and of the subsequent applicatian of physical-chemi-
cal, separation methods. Especially interesting is the sepa-
ration of the labelled hydrocarbons of t:qe C 4 series with
various degrees of saturation and with various structural-
isomeric shapes. Such hydrocarbons are butadiene divinyl)r
a-butylene, P-butylene (aia-variant), P-*butylene ~trana---
variant). The catalytic synthesis gas oarried out by means
of S. V. Lebedev's catalyst at 390 . A labelled ethyl.alco-
hol C14H3C14H 2OH with the specific radioactivity 09724 Curie/ml
was used for the synthesis. The chromatographic separation
of the marked gaseous labelled products is then discussed.
A figure shows a typical chromatogram of the mixture of the
Card 2/4 gaseous radioactive products of the synthesis of divinyl from

5OV/2o-121-4-28/54
A.Catalytic Syntheoin of Unsaturated Hydrocarbons of the :3eries C4, Labelled
by the Radioactive Carbon C14, 'With the Use of Vapor Phase Distributive
X-Ray Chromatography
the labelled alcohol (C14H OH). According to this chromate-
2 5
gram, the main gaseous product is divinyl (81,3 ~6). The per-
centage of butylene is not higher than 4,7 jvt. The composition
of the products may be changed by a heat treatment of the
catalyst. The specific activities of the hydrocarbons have
approximately the same values. In order to identify the in-
dividual fractions, their infrared abaorption spectra were
taken; they are shown by a figure. The combination of chroma-
tography with rectification, extraction and with a counter-
flow distribution is very promisine. These methods are very
productive and may be used for the preliminary group separa-
tion of a mixture into some fractions with a subsequent ex-
traction of the individual components. The catalytic exper-
iment takes 1 hour and the chromatographic separation -
2 - 2P5 hours. There are 4 figures and 9 references, 7 of
Card 3/4 which are Soviet.

SOV2o-121-4-28/54
A Catalytic Synthesis of Unsaturated Hydrocarbons of the Series C4 1 Labelled
by the Radioactive Carbon C14, With the Use of Vapor Phaae Distributive
X-Ray Chromatography
ASSOCIATION: Institute fizioheskoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Physical ChemietryAS USSR)
SUBMITTED: April 16t 1958
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KAMNATSIJ, A. N.
"On the Natural Focalization of Alveolar Echinococcosis in Omsk Oblast'."
Tenth Conference on Parasitological Problems and Diseases with Natural
Reservoirs, 22-29 October 1959, Vol. II, Publishing House of Academy of
Sciences, USSR, Moscow-Leninpad, 191.~9.
Omsk State Veterinary Institute

ROGINSKIT, S.Z.; YANOVSKIT, R.I.; LU PIT-CHZHAN; GAZIYXV, G.A.; ZHABROVA,
G.M.;- KADHNATSI, S.M.; BUZHNINOV. V.V.; NIMRX, I.Te.;
PIONTAKOVSKATA, N.A-.-
Chromatographic determination of the adsorption isotherms of
gABeS and of the"etfic surface of solids. Kin.i kat. 1
no.2:287-293 JI-Ag 160. (MURA 13:8)
1. Institut fizichookoy khtmil AN SSSR.
(Adsorption)

ROGINSKIY, S.Z.; YANOVSKIY. H.L: lU PIU-SHZ&N; GAZIM, O.A.;
ZHABROVA, G.X - KILIXR&TSI, B.M.; BUMIXOT, Y.T.
Rapid chroustographie method of measuring the adsorption
Isotherms of games and vapors. DDkl.Al SSSR 133 no.4:
878-881 A9 160. (KHA 13:7)
1. Institut fisichookoy khImil, kicademit, usuk SSSR. 2. Chlen-
borrespondent AN SSSR (for loginskly).
(Adsorption)

3!0 20/60/1 13,'"4 1040n4 ", x
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7~'Mklf- 11- 1- Lu NX-Chsh-C. Zhabmla.
n4 prost.4k.
?I=I Napid Chromatographic X#tb" of ZvesurIng the Adsorption
129thma of G".. and Toper.

PWOUCAL. Dkl"y Ak.dooll ask ISSR, 1960, Tl. 15), U. 4.
pp. 870-881
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surf
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tanco. the authors ti.ept.d to 4 ... top a rapid
"%bed at' deteraWag the &;*cific aIIrtmeo. ftotr oWdles see* based an
paper by J. N. V116an (Nor. 1) where the relation botween tha chm"to.
Crophl: :urV* and the fare of the laottArs to theoretically mtudi*d. The
result eto oo.p~d with these of the ordlsty 'U.- S-.bnlq.0. Fig. I
Shows the schoms Of the o1pori-tal at". Tte gas analysor was cc
:?jtr
to Imtl:a dstector an the beats of p
(,,f. ). The &IIA~rptlon of
;
bm
tano "uzod. litroCen o24 voinatt"s azC*m were used as carriers.
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Cc Of U. Adsorbate. The doeorptLen InIrves rozor-fied an bla-lag Us Vers
Z
carrier g
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a
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X
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but the sample to peri*41callf injected into the aclosm threugh
ftleLtb- Lee 6.8 no... I" .Porteent tx~ tests only 10-15 min. on
the mve"T f " I--dI-t-lY #JuIlIbrim "d the &be.-.
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or Iom6
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,
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Is the area below the desorption cOrve. The fsIlesing adsorbenu *or* us*d'
refractory dlet4alt* tricks, ollice. got of the t"o F. (y@). nickel.
hydroxide get, nickel catalyst. fto yrvl-.d ft,go jjC(X0
3)2' UO-14.5 Z480
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Ghr*`-tcCro;;hIO awth6d mA - to f=th" at-j4j*4. --pe &Ut?xrs th"k
r. To. N.Ye'Lrit and M. A. for propering tb* couve-por."
allIcIe get T* and dAW"l-b7t-il. are A firmr.s. I table,
and 5 references. 2 goviv%; I ~S. I 3rijist. s latch, sod I NuAZIrl",
LSSOCIAT' M. I..titt flxlci~..kex kkL.'--- mauk ME
of P"leal Ch..I.%-y of tt. A..4.-,7 Of Sci--C-- =3)
snja~=. J-.r7 20, 1960
L.C-od to ?Lg- 1. 1. cylinder with --ri-I Sea; N bobbl- with dsort.t.;
5, chromatcT.Phi c '. 1- 1 4. gas 7 t- !I*s.IPr1
6-10, fine-rog%lating valvdat
:=6T33/0Ckftq/bt.=
4 arN

GMEUTAP V.A.; YEGOROV.. Ye.V.1 ZHABROVA, G.M.; KADENATSI B.M.t
KUSHNEREV., M. la.; ROGINSKIr. S.Z.
Uso-of Ionizing radiation In the study of the decomposition
proicarmes of copper and nickel oxelates. Dokl. AN SSSR 236
no.6tl364-1367 7 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Institut fizichesko W-4i AN SSSR. 2. Chlon-korrespondent
AN SSSR (for RoginskiyT.
Copper oxalate)
akel oxalate)
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(Radiation)

39631
S/195/62/003/004/001/002
//(000 E075/E436
AUTHORS: Zhabrova, G.)l Kad*natsi, B.M., Zvonov,, N.V.,
Yegorov, Ye.V::,A-Z-rz-o-v-,--r-.S-.-,--malov, A%Ao,
Gordeyev^, V.A., Glaxunov, P.Ya.
TITLE: Preparation of finely divided metals and oxides by
radiation
PERIODICAL: Kinetika i kataliz, V.3, no.4, 1962, 61o-613
TEXT: A possibility was investigated of preparing metals and
oxides in a finely div1ded:fora by irradiation of Zr(O,H)4,.
Al(OH)3;'F:(OH)I, Ni and Cu 'oxalates and basic copper carbonate
with ac el rate electrons having the.energy -ak 0.8 Mev.. The
temperature of,the samples during irradiation (I to 2g ) did not
exceed 40 to 50*C- Thermal decomposition at 400 to 500*C was-.
also carried out for comparison with the irradiated materials.
The decomposition Sf all the compounds commenced at radiation
d6ses exceeding.10 radS And was intense at 105 to 1010 rads.
At the latter dos*& the-compounds were almost completely
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