SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAVERZNEVA, YE.D. - KAVETSKIY, M.S. [KAVETSKYI, M.S.]

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--XLINSKIT, Nikolay- Dmitriyevich, 1861-1953 (deceased] XAZANSKIr, B.A..
akadealk; BALAR)IN. A.A., akadem1k; KOCfWMV, K.A.; SE=N, N.I.;
IIA"K=j Te.D doktor khtmicheakikh nank; LEVI HA, R.Ta.. doktor
RnimicnesKithini-i-iHimim; PIATI, A.F.. doktor khtmichaskikh nauk;
RUBINMETN, A.H., doktor Wmicheskikh muk; TURITSY, Tu.K., doktor
khtnichesklkh nauk; KISAMA. A.A., tokhaicheekly redaktor.
[Collected works] Sobranie trudov, Moskva, Izd-vo Akademli nauk SSSR.
Vol. 2. 1955. 743 p. NLRA 8:11)
1. Chlen-korreapondent AN SSSR(for Kochesbkov and Shuykin)
(Hydroe"bous (Petrole

XAVXRZNJWA, Ye.D.;, KrST 1, $.1.
Effect of the chemical composition of cellulose oxidized by nitrogen
dioxide on its chemical properties. Soob.o nauch.rab.chl.VKHO
no'.D:13-17 '55. (MMA 10: 10)
(Cellulose) (Nitrogen oxides)

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USSR/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their Application. General
Questions, I-1
AbBt Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya,-No 19., 1956, 62053
Author: Nazarov,, I. N., Kaverzneva., Ye. D.
Institutiont None
Title: Twentieth-Eighth International Congress of Industrial Chemistry
Original
Pe,riodical: Khim. nauka i prom-st', 1956, 1) No 1, 101-103
Abstract; Review of papers presented at the congress in Madrid and par-
ticularly of papers concerned with investigations and utilization
of natural and agricultural resources of Spain. Also is presented
a review of the state of Spanish chemical industry.
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USSR/Chemistry of High Molecular Substances. F
Abs Jour; Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No. 8, 1957, 27081.
Author Kaverz eyA_t_,Y*.D.i Ivanov, V.I.,
8- ~ _Mst S.A.
Salova., A. .) 7 1
Inst Academy of Sciences of USSR.-J,.,e OL- CLI. /V.)-),
J.
Title Chemical Conversions of Cellulose Macromolecule
under Influence.of Oxidizers. Report 9. Chemi-
cal Conversions at Oxidation of Cellulote with
Nitrogen Peroxide. Report 10. Oxidation of Low
Molecular Comnounds Containing Hydroxyls"with'
Nitrogen_Peroxide. Report 11. To The Question
of Chemical Instability'of Celluloses Oxidized
with Nitrogen.Paroxide.
Orig Pub; Iz7. AN SSSRI Otd. khim. n., 1956, No. 31 358
367; No.. 5, 604 -.6141.
Abstract: 9. The chemical conversion of cellulose (I)
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I 1~-6*ketone groups,
grDUPations Of carbonate esters and of N-nitro-
aster groups. It was shown that the action of
N02 On IlwAs not a specific r.eQction pf oxida-
tion of initial oH,.,s P butwas always accom-
Panied with the oxidation of secondary oH s
bacause the present COOR groups had been formed
not only.at the 5-Qtoms of carbon, but alsG
in other places 0 the PYran cycle with its'
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USSR/Chemistry of High Molecular Substances. F
Abs Jour.* Ref Zhur - Khiziyal No- 89 1957, 27081.
oxidation of isopropyl klcohol (H), ethyl-
eneglycol, 1.2--propanediol (111) and mathyl-
glucoside'(I~) in CCli+ at abou-1U. 200 was carried
out. After the oxidation the solution in CC14
was treated with water aria both the layers were
investigated separately. The aqueous layer con-
tained the oxidation products of the used al-
cohols, and their nitroestors were detected
in CCIL.-. Nitroester derivatives were f~uL'nd
in the aqueous layer at the experiments with
N. Acetone and-N-02 are forming at the oxi-
dation cr 11, and oxyacetona aaad pyroracemic
acids were separated at the oxidation of IIII
but the detection of lactic acid did not suc-
ceed, which 4ndi-uted a greater speed of oxi-
dation of the aec-ondrry OH groups as compared
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USSR/Chemistry of High Molecular Sizb!stancas,
Abe Jourt Rof Zhur Xhimlyal No. 89 1Z0579 2Y081.
with the initiRl ones, At. the oxidation of IV9
some Interaction of the secondary OH groups took
oxidation
place together with the basic traj(j o-.
of the initiaL OH groups. After the f:r~paration
of tho solution- In CC14 from the uquuuuti solu-
~tion and-troatm-ent, with alkali at about 200, the
formation of NO- w1th a simultaneous appeoxanc*
*If new quantities of carbonyl derivatives of the
used alcohols was ivvealed~ These facts confirm
that the mechanism,of alcohol oxidation with N02
is working through the stage of formation.of
nitrot8ters.
11. The caiisag of the Chemical instabllity.of
oxyautil-uloses (V), propgred by the action of N02
on cotton cellulose,- were studied, V-s dissociate
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KLVBHZNIVA, TO.D.., IVANOV, V.I.; SAWVA. A.S.
Chemical conversions of cellulose macromolecules caused by oxi-
cisers. Part 10. Oxidation of low molecular weight compounds.
containing a hydrojyl group by nitrogen dioxide. Izv.AN ~,15tA.
khim.usuk no.4-482-490 Ap '56. (HLU 9:8)
1, Institut orgazicheekoy khtaii imeni V.D. Zelinskogo Akadexii
uuk SM.
(Nitrogen oxides) (Carbohydrates) (Oxidation)

JAVERZNEVA, Te.D.; KISTI, S.A.
Chemical conversions of the celiulose macromolecule by oxidizers.
Part 11. Causes of ihe chemIical instability Of cell"1080 oxidi'Zed
by nitrogen dioxide. Izv.AN $SSR.0td.khim.nauk no.5-.604-614 My
156. (HLRA 9:9)
l.Institut organicheskoy khimii imeni N.D.Selinskogo Akademii
nauk SSSR.
- (Cellulose) (Oxidation)

XikVXRZMA,k Yo*3)pdoktor khtnicheskikh nauk; LMMMOT, I.N., doktor
-khtsichesk1kh nauk.
At the 28th Intonational Congreen on Industrial Chemistry in
Madrid. Vost.AN SSR 26 no.5:6.4-68 My 136. (ULU 9: 8)
(Madrid--Chemistry, Tech'Acal--congresses)

V,
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fategO'7: USSR106baral Biology. General Physiology, Diocbeffilstry
and'Diophysics
Abs Jour: Referat Zh.-Biol., No 6, 25 March, 1957) 21426
Author : Kaverzneva -, E.D.
Inst :riot given
Title :Unsolved problems of protein structure.
15-21
Orig Pub: Vestn. AN SSSR 1956,p. No8
Abstract- A brief review of the basic problems in protein chemistry
and its contemporary achievetents. The imporLance of pro-
to theoretical and.applied biology, as well as to -in-
dustry, is described. Succeszes are noted in exact quanti-
tative determination of amino acids and in establishing
the terminal. bonds and the sequence of thv:I.r posJtionc in
polypeptide rings. The interaction, st-*;.ll hardly luiown,
between polypeptide :ringp.is pointed out, which leade to
the formation of dis~lflde bridges', sulfide links, diketo-
piperazine rings and others. A concept of the manner of
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ABS7RACT:
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Kaverneva, Ye, %; Ivanov, V, I.; Krylova, 0. A. 62-1-17/21
Chemical Conversions of Cellulose during Activated Oxidation with
Hypochlorite (Edmichesklyn prevrashcheniya tsellyulozy pri
ak.tivirovannom oki#enii gipokbloritom)
Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye Khimicheskikh Nauk, 1957,
No. 1., ppo 120-122
Investigation was conducted to determine the effect of an activated
oxidation process on the chemical conversions of cellulose in the
presence of hypochlorite, Using urea in the role ot activator., it
was Tound that the cbemical changes in the cellulose macromolecule
during activated oxidation with hypochlorite have exact3y the same
character as during oxidation without activator. Activated oxidation
is accompanied by a smaller drop in the degree of polymerization than
non-activated oxidation, It uss established that activators only

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XMITSOVA. 2.1.: KOM ~781D"- IVANOT, V.I.
Influence of the ketone group on the stability of glucosidic
linkage, Isv, 0 SSSR. OtA. Main. nauk no.5:655-656 RY-157-
(MA 1w)
1, Institut organicheskoy khinii In. N.D. Zelinskogo Akademii
nauk SSSR*
("tones) (Chemical structure),

KAVERZNEVA, Ye. D.
with F. V. Shmakova "Extraction of carbohydrate bearing peptide froin egg albumin
and the determination of ita amiao-acid content"
"Pvt prejmw Ot tu IM AU41alM CMt- On 1119M U010CUIM COMPMAS,
B1011021elLul Active Polywr COWVMUABI ft"MOVP U-13 JUM 190- (V"t- Ak-
Nauk 8m# 1958V 300 9# NO M-113)

-- KAVERZNEVA., K. and SBYAKOMP F., (Moscow)
--(k&t~ine)
"Glycopeptide in Tryptischen Hydrolyeaten von Ovalbumin,"
Inst. of Organic Chem., Acad. Sci. 16SR Moscow (im N. D. Zelinskiy)
paper preeenuA at the 4th Intl. Coneress or Biochemistry, Vis=a, 1-6 Sep 58.

AUTHORS: Kaverznevap Ye.D.# Shmakovap F. V. 62-50-6-27/37
TITLE: e.Separation of Glycopeptideo From Enzymatic Hydrolysates
of Egg-Albumin (Vydeleniye uglevodsoderzhashchikh peptidov
iz fermentativnykh gidrolizatov yaichnogo allbumina)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye khimicheakikh nauk,
1958, Nr 6, Pp. 785 - 786 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors undertook to carry out a partial hydrolysis of
egg-albumin (without splitting the carbohydrate complex) and to
separate and investigate the carbohydrate-containing fragments
of the molecule (in this case the peptides). Result: Among the
products of the fermentative splitting of egg-albumin carbo-
hydrate-containing peptides were found. These peptides permanent)
contained the following 5 amino acids (in basic peptides there
were 6): arginine, glutamic acid, alanine, proline, and valine;
basic.peptides, in addition, contained lysine. There are I
table and I reference,
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E:AVERZNEVA. Ye D - KALIS V.R.
Studying the 3tability of some N-glycosides, of amino acids ond
poptideo in aqueous solutions Lwith summnry in English]. Biokhimiia
23 no.1:92-100 Ja-F '5& (MrRA 11:3)
1. Inatitut-orgi%nicheakoy khimii im. N.DZelinakogo AN SSSR, Moskva.
(GLYCOSIDES,
N-glycosidea, stability in aqueous solutions (Rue)
(AMINO ACIDS,
stability in aqueous solutions (Rua)
(PEMIDES,
same)

XAVMMA, Ye.D**, SHMAKOVA, Y.V.
G3,veopeptides in pepsin hydrolysates of egg. albumin [with SUMM-ary
In Inglish]. 131okhimila 23 no6*5t.793-799 S-0 158 (MIRA llSll)
L Inotitut organicheBkoy khimii imeni N.D. Zelinskogo AN SSSR,
;;skva.
(ZGG WHM,
ovalbunin, glyccrpeptides in pepsin hydrolyeates (Rus))
(MTIDM,
lyco eptides in pepsh hydro3yeates of ovalbumin
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AUTHORS: Kaverzneva, Ye. L., Doctor of Chemical SOV/3o-58-9-42/51
Sciences, Khurgin, Yu. I.
TITLE: Biologically Active Polymer Compounds (Biologicheski aktivnyye
polimery)All-Union Conference on Highly Molecular Compounds
(Vaesoyuznaya konferentsiya po vysokomolekul.yar-nym soyedine-
niyam).
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958,!,Nr 9. pp. 111 - 113 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The X All Union Conference tooi---p-lace in Moscow from June
11th to 13th. About 400 representatives of scientific in-
stitutions and colleges took part. In his opening-speech
V.A.Kargin stressed the fact that, as there are structural
analogies between natural and synthetic polymer compounds
the task is set to bring about a controlled synthesis of
models of biological objects. Purther reports were delivered by
B.N.Tarusovt A.G.Pasynakiy on some peculiarities of biological
textures.
G.M.Frank on the submicroscopic structure of some cell textures
and muscle fibrils.
Card 1/4 K.G.Ioffe gave particulars on the location of 18 amino-acids

Biologically Active Polymer Compounds. All Union SOV/30-58-9-4:~/51
Conference on Highly Molecular Compounds.:
in the tyrosine bearing peptide.
M.I.Plekhan on some peculiarities concerning peptides.
Ye.D.Kaverzneva, F.V.Shmakova on the extraction of carbo-
hydrate bearing peptide from egg albumin and the determination
of its amino-acid content.
S.Ye.Brasler, S.Ya.Prenkelt consider the configuration
of the individual globular protein to be metastable.
V.A.Belitser recommends to distinguish denaturation from
some other slight modifications of structure.
V.I.Kasatochkin, R.A.Dulitakaya examined kinetics and thermo-
dynamics of renaturation under pressure.
LI.B.Kalmakarova on the modification of structure of complex
proteins.
D.N.Shigorin, N.V.Mikhaylov examined the typical bands in
infrared adsorption spectra.
N.S.Andreyeva recommended a new classification of the kinds
of polypeptide chains according to structure.
M.I.Millionoval H.S.Andreyeva constructed a model of polymer
Card 2/4 glycyl-L-proline.

Biologically Active Folymer-Compounds. All Union SOV/30-58-9-42/51
Conference on Highly Molecular Compounds.
A.L.Zaydes on characteristics of various collagens.
Yu.A.Vladimirov, S.V.Konev on the mechanism of energy
migration of light quanta in protein.
M.S.Volkovat A.G.Pasynskiy made use of the radiation method
for molecular weight determination of protein.
G.V.Samsonov, R.B.Ponomareva, L.V.Dmitrenko g6ve-particulars
on the chromatographic purity determination of protein.
A.N.Belozerskiy spoke about the composition of nucleinic
acids secreted by micro-organi8me and plants.
V.S.Diskina, V.S.Tongur,.D.M.Spitkovskiy spoke about the
praduction of desoxy nucleoproteids by means of serum
albumin and a-Chymotrypsin. .
S.Ye.Bresler, Kh.M.Rubina-on the part played by ribonucleic
acid in the fermentative biosynthesis of protein.
M.A- Prokoflyev and Z.A. Shabarova mention experimentally
obtained.data on the synthesis of'derivatives of amino acids with
nucleotides and nucleosides.
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sov/62-59-2-26/40
On the Mechanism of Cellulose Oxidation by Means of Nitrogen Oxides
the mean values of NO presented in table 2 do not exactly re-
flect the experimental conditions. For this reason, the time of
the presence of cellulose under optimum conditions was cal-
culated according to the duration of the individual experi-
ments (Fig 1). A certain dependence of the oxidation intensity
on the time of presence in the gas mixture was found. For the
explanation of the transformationa of cellulose observed during
the oxidation the scheme recently suggested (Ref 5) is suited.
The participation of N 20 3 in the reaction must there be ex-
pressed by establishing a theoretically well confirmed hypo-
thesis that the stabilization of the R-OH20 radicals takes
place under the influence of both N 204 and N20 3(N0). If the
stabilization rate of the radical
n - U - V
H
is higher under the effect of N 203 than under the effect of
Card 2/3 N204, N203 accelerates the oxidation. Such an acceleration was

sov/62-59-2-26/40
On the Mechanism of Cellulose Oxidation by Means of Nitrogen Oxides
observed at an NO-content of 7-10 of the total amount of the
oxides. According to reference 5 only the X 204 adsorbed on the
surface of the cellulose reacts with the latter. By gradual
formation of N 203 the initial concentration of N 204 is reduced
and it is thus less adsorbed on the fiber. This leads in a
certain stage to a retardation of the primary reaction of
nitrite formation and to an inhibition of the oxidation process.
It.could be seen in the experiments performed under given con-
ditions that on an N 204 concentration below 1.5 g11 the oxida-
tion proceeded evidently slower. There are 2 figures, 2 tables,
and 9 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheakoy khimii im. N. D. Zelinskogo Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry imeni N. D. Zelinskiy
of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: May 23, 1957
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rALIS, VJ.
ftability of some peptide N-gluoosides and proline N-glucoside
in aqueous solutions. EloWails. 24 no,6:1026-1032 N-D 159o
(NM 13 6)
1, Institute of Organic Chemistry, Academy of Scieuces of the
U.S.S.R., Moscow,
IMS Chou.)
(PRDLin Chem. )

ZSLIN$KIY, Hikolay Duxitriyevich, akademik 11861-19531; KAVMMWA,
--Y,oD Joktor khim.nauk, otv.red.; PLATE, A.F.SaboRor-10~.nRik-,
red.; RUBIRSOBIN, A.M.. dok-tor khIm.nauk. red.; BYWS, Ya.T..
doktor khim.nauk, red.; BRUSOV, I.I., red.izd-va; TIKHOMIROVA,
B.G., tekbn.red,
[Collected vorks) Sobranie trudov. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk
sm. voi.4. 1960. 598 p. [-Author and subject index)
Imennoi i prodmetnyi ukazateli. 26 p. (min 14:2)
(7.elinakii, likolai Dmitrievich, 1861-1953)
(Chemistry. Organic)

KALIS,V. (Riga); KAVERZNEVA, Ye. (Riga)
I---
Constants of equilibrium of reversible reaction of hydrolysis of
N-glucosides of amino acids and peptides. Vestis Latv ak no.1:10?-110
,6o. (EFAI 9:11)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyskay SBR, Institut organicheskogo sinteza.
(Hydrolysis) (Mycosides) (Amino acids) (Peptides)

KAVERZNEVA.* Yekate.rina Dmitriyevna; FAYUBODI, I.B.,, red.; RAKITIN,
T-.'dp -tekbn. red.
(Myster7 of protein structure) Taina stroeniia belkov. Moskva,
Izd-vo "Znanie," 1962. 31 p. (Novoe v zhizni, nauke, tekhnike.
IX Seriia: Fizika i kh4miia,' no.9) (14DU 15:6)
(Proteins)

'lis.
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K'--VF.RZNEV,l,., YE. D., TSEE D7-FAN, and BOGDANOV, V. P. ~
"A Study dn the Cnrbohydrate-Peptide Fragment from Ovalbumin.11
Report presented at the 5th International Biochemistry Congress,
Moscow, 10-16 Aug 1961

WV,91ZMA, YO.D.; KRAVCHENKO, N.A.; KIMPINA, U.
Nature of the enzymatic activity of IYOOZYMS& Izv.AN SSSR Otdo
khim.nauk n0-4:729 AP t61. MU 14 -.4)
1. Institut Organigheskoy kbimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
I. (LYSOZYM)

KAVERZNEVA, Ye.D.; BOGDANOV9 V.P.
Isolating from egg albumin. a,fragment consisting of a polyeaccharide
and aspartic acid, Biokhimiia 26 no. lslO5-109 Ja-F 161.
(MIRA 14t2)
Is Institute of Organic Chemistryp Academy of Sciences of the
U.S.S.R. Moscow.
(ALBUMIN) (POLYSACCHARIDES) (ASPARTIC ACID)

KAVP-,RZNEVA, Ye.D..; TSI DE-FAN [Chli Tiah-fang)
G2ucopeptides I~berated by proteasee from egg 4bumin. Biokbi mi I a-
26 no.3:420-426 MY-Je 161. (MIRA 24:6)
1. Inatitut organicheakoy khitnii imeni N.D.Zelinskogo Akademii
na~uk SSSR Moskva.
(PROTWE) (AL46-IIN) (PEPTIDES)

KAVF=NEVA, Ye.D.; TSI DF~FAN (Oh'i Tieh-fang]
I-------
, isolation and characteristics of a polyeacaharide complex from
egg albumin. Biokhimila 26 n*:o.5:782-786 S-0 161.' (YJRA 14.-12)
1. Institut organichaskoy khWi imeni N.D.Zolinskogo AN SSSR, Moskva.
(POL)BACCHARIDES) (ALBUMIN)

xAvERzNEVA, Te.D.
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Protein synthesis. Priroda 50 110-9:41-47 S 161.
(MIRA 14:8)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimij AN SM (Moskva).
(Proteins)
(Chemistryp Organic.-Synthesis)

EUVCHENKOP N.A.s KLEOPINA., G.V.,- 1A
Drokl.
Study of the ca:,alytica32y active oellter,3 of lysozym.
(MA 15:5)
AN MR 144 no.1:118-121 MW '62-
1. institut organicheskoY khimii im- N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR,
Predstavleno akademikom B*A*Kuanold2o
(Lysozyme) (Catalysis)

KAVERZNEVAY Ye.D.; BOGDANOV, V.P.
Improved method for separating the aspartic-polysaacharide fragment
from ovalbumin and some of its characteristics. Biokhimiia 27
no.2:273-278 Mr-Ap 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Institut or anicheskoy khimii AN SSSR, Moskva.
(ALBUMINI (POLYSACCHARIDES) (ASPARTIC ACID)

Ye. D. . doktor kblns rauk
UV&aNVA9
lkwopean Symposium on Peptides- V96t- 0
Ja 1630
(Peptides)
SM N ,,,.1t82-83
(xMA *6tl)
ft1w

RAVIFaNEVAR Ye. D.; XONOVALOVAO M. 1.
Syntbeeio of N-.k(,a asparagile)-D-glucommine, 0-,4 -mtbyl-
N-(ot -intbyl-t3-1--aoparagile)-D-glucomminide and their
deriva~iveo. 1xv. AN SSSR. Otd. khim. nauk no.l:U4-128 063,
(MIU 16: 1)
in. N. D. Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
1. Institut organicheokoy k~

!~~VERZMA, Ye. D-1 BOGDANOV, V. P.; ANDREYEVA, A. F.; SILMAKOVA, F. V. - - -
"The chemical bond of the -pol-yeaccharide-proathetic group in ovalbumin, and
the situation of this group in the protein molecule."
report submitted for Natl Mtgi American Chemical Society, Philadelphia, 5-10
Apr 64.
Inst of Organic Chemistry, Moscow.

KAVERZNEVA, Yekaterina Dadtriyevna; AwMMvA, A. pq BDMANOV$ V. p.
*Some properties and the structure of a glucosamine-aspartic.
fragment from ovalbuminew
Report to be submitted for the 3rd Intl. Symposium on the Chemistry
Of Natural Products (1UPA0)jj rjotop Japan,, 12-18 April 1964.

KAVEMTEVA, Yekaterina Dmitriyevna,
"Concerning the bond between carbohydrate and albumen in ovalbumin and
ovomucoid".
report submitted for the International Symposium on the Chemistry of Carbobydrates,
Muenster, West Germany, 13-17 jui 64

KRAVCHENKO, Nikolay Alekseyevich; KLEOPINA, Galina Vladimirovna;
K~~ZNEVA, Ye.D., doktor khim. nauk, otv. red.;
red.
(Manual for the chromatographic analysis of amino acids
on columns] Rukovodstvo po khroratograficheakolnu analizu
aminokislot na kolonkakh. Moskva, Nauka, 1964. 69 P.
(FIRA 18z1)

KAVERZNEVA,1 Ye.D., doktor khim. nauk
International symposium on the chemistry of carbohydrates.
Vast. AN SSSR 34 no.10:93-95 0 164.
(MIRA 17:11)

KAVERZNEVA, Ye.D.; GASHKO, G.F. [Hashko, H.P.]
Study of the carbohydrate composition of a fraction of ceruloplasmin.
Ukr. biokhim. zhur. 35 no,4007-513 163. (MI.RA 17111)
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences of
the U.S.S.R., Moscow.

DANILOV3 S.N.p gl--. red.; ARBUZOV, A.Ye., red.; VVEDENSKIY, A.A.2
red.; VENUS-DANIWVA., E.D.,, red.; ZAKHAROVA, A.I.., red.;
IOFFE, I.S., red.; KAVERZNEVA Te.D.., red.; LTJTSENKO, I.F.,
red.; MISHCIIENKO, r .; MTSOVI M.S., red.; PLTROV,
A.A., red.; FREYDIMIA, R.Kh., red.; SHWYAKIN, M.M., red.;
SHUKAREV, S.A., red.; YURIYEV, Yu.K., red.
[Biologically active compounds] Biologicheski aktivnye
soedineniia. Moskva# Nauka, 1965. 305 p.
(MIRA 18:7)

KAVERZNEVA, Ye*D*: MAKSIMOVA, G.N.
Fractionation of tubere-aloprotein on-diethylami-noethyl-cellulose.
Biokhimiia 29 no.3t4/*5-451 W-Je 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii-imeni Zelirmkogo AN SSSR, Moskva.

KLEOPINA G.V.; KRAVCIIENKO, N.A.; KA
_.,,YFRZNEVA Ye.D.
Role of E-amino groups of lysine in lysozym. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.
knim. no.5%830-838 165. ( KIRA 18t5)
1. Institut organialieskoy khimit Im. N.D.Zolinskogo AN SSSR.

DANILOVY S.N.P E,J*v- red-' ZAKIIAROVA, A.I.,, red,:; ARBUZOV, A,Ye,,,
y
red. ; VVEDENSKIY , A ~ A Z'ed MNU' 4-DAII ILOVA, E. D. , red.
I.S.. red., KAVfftZNEVA. la.D., red.; LUTWKO,
I.F.. red.; F-S., red.;
PETRbV, A.A., red.- MEITLINA, R.Kh., red.; SHMAYIN,
red.; SHGRUK~REV~ S.A., red.; YUItIYL'V, Yu.K.,, red.
[Probleirs of org&nic synthe.91s) Problomy organielieskogo
sinteza. Mosk-va. Nauka. .1965. 323 p. (milill 18.8)

N.A.; ELLOPINA, G.V'.- EiAVF.;R'7ihVA Yr, D
I , - ~ V~ .. -7 *. -,.
Study of the rea,-tion ')P cArbOxYmPthylat Ion Of 1Y53ZY-rTF3 W1 ~h
iodoacel.lc aald. Ntckh1ir.!.jft .50 no,13195. 202 16,11.
(YjFA 18t6)
1. lnstit-at organiche-skoy ~:tvn' Zelirisku,,
gr, All SSSR,$
,M0 --, kv a.

KRAVCHENKO, N.A.; KLEOPINA, G.V.- KAVERZN-EVA Ye.D.
Study of an active center of lYsozyme by the carboxymethylation
method, Biokhimiia 30 no.4013-720 JI-Ag 165. (MTPk 18:8)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimil imeni N.D. Zelinskogo AN SSSRY
Moskva.

MAKSIMOV, KRAVCHENKO) N.A.
Nature of lysozyme action on oligosaccharides, fragmpnts of chitin.
BiokhIniia 30 no.5zlOO7-1014 S-0 165. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Institut organichoskoy Yhl-vdi imeni N.D.Ze:Llrskc,,,o SAIN SSSIR.,
Moskva.

hAVERZNERVA, Yc.V.; W17" TN, Yu.A.
Isolation and purification of StreptciW~!es grid is protease
un carboxymethyl oellulose, Biokhimila 29 no.(:1047-'W4,' .. 4-
1611.0 18:12)
lo InstItut orgunlahankoy xhimli imnenl N.D.7elinekogc; -41, S~,'SR'
MC.,310'ft. SUtn-.l.Ltei Nbruary 24, 1-~04,

UNAVYAN, M.P.; HONDFATIYE-VAp G.V.; LOCHMELIS, A.Ya.; ZAV'Yllk)V, S.I.;
ZEYFKAN, Yu.V.; GAMBARYAN, N.P.; MINJ4SYAN, R.B.; WC.N.Y~111ITS, K.L.;
V
KORSH"K,
KOCIIARYAN, S.T.; ROKHLIN, ve.M.; ~ 11
ROGOZHIN, S.V.; DAVANKOV, V.A.; TSEYTLIN., G.M.; PAVLOV, A.I.;
ZAIUIARKIN., L.J.; OMILOBYSTIN,, O.Yu.; SEMIN, G.K.; BABUSHKINA, T.A.;
BLIEVICH, K.A.
Letters to the editor. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. Win.
165. (M-DiA 18:1)
I
I. Institut organicheskoy khimLi in. N.D. Zelinskogo Al' IISSR
(for Unanyan, Kondratlyeva, Lochmells, 7avIyalov, Kaver"Mieva).
2. Institut elementoorGanicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR (for
Zeyfman, Gambaryan, Minasyanp Knunyants, Kocharyan, Rokhlin.
Korshak, RogozhJ.n, Davankov, 7akharkin, Okhlobystin, Semin.,
Babushkina, Bilevich).

KAVERZNEVA Ye -Z"-k&puK' Veyhe
Reaction of ovo=coid with hydroxylamine. Biolehimiia 29 no, 1:
138-141 A-F 164- (MIRA l8sl2)
1. Institut organicheakoy khimii imeni Zelinskogo AN SSSRI
Moskva. Submitted June 8. 1963.

KRAVCHENKO, IT.A.j KLEOPINA, G.V.; Ka-719WWA, Ye.D.
Isolation and desalting of the products of lysozyme modified
by iodoacetie acid. Biokhimiii 30 no. 3034-542 MY-%To 165
(MIRA 19,13
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii imeni Zelinskogo Alt SSSRj,
Moskva&

vv(
KA31P
"AdpiptrLtion Characteristics of Heather Plants of the Fine
Forests of Moscow Oblast-" Cand Biol Sci, 14oscow Oblast Pedagogical
pnet, Min 1:ducation RSFSR. Moscow, 1955- (YL, No 11, Yar 55)
so; Sum mo. 6?0, 29 sop 55- Survey of Scientific and Technical Dis-
sertations Defend'dd at USSR Higber Bducational, Institutions (15)
Ml~
M

SOV/81-59-10-35287
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimi3ra, 1959, Nr 10, p 274 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Balezin, S.A., Bogatyrev, Ye.V.,-4!a-=Zl~~-
TITLE: Protection of Metal-Items Against Atmospheric Corrosio~
PERIODICAL: V sb.t Metody isaled. ingibitorov korrozii metallov (Vses. sov. nauchno-
-tekhn. o-v, Nr 7). Moscow, 1958, pp 93-103
ABSTRACT: n tin- and cbr
For protecting metal items (steel,'-icke ome-plated) against
corrosion it is proposed to use paper impreg~a--ted witii -a30% aqueous solu-
tion of sodium benzoate 02 g/M2 of paper). The technology of preparing
such a paper is described. The results of the tests of the protective pro-
perties of this paper are cited.
M.M.
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I ~k7Eq!!~YA , Yu , G*
Aerenchyma in Zisania &Ruatic,p L. Bot. zhur. 45 no.4:572-577 A to,
I I (mm 34155
It Kaptrmckoy 691'ek ft 057476tvannyy inotitute
(Wild r1os) (Plant collp And titpuva)

KAVERZINmr, - a_
Morphogenesis of Ramischia seounda Garake, Bote shure 44 no-7:1014-1017
JI '59 - (MM 12:12)
(vintergreen) (plants-1volution)

SOUR= CODE
IMMMS Prdiftirow A,, Vol ShLlawzv 1. T.l Fetisove So Gel ProMM4M, Pe A&I (r-
-Tutor,
OROS rom
TIM -14iftkansz stwyclass Is, NO 14M
SM=s Byansten, isobre I Uvarralch mak", no. 4. 1965, n3
70PIC TAGSs low anoy stooll v&rAdjmv bwmt teralle stre
Afftho beat resistance
ABSTRACTs A lw-*IUW 4001 Is propmed vMoh h" Vanadim and bmu added to it to
'W"&ve strength OM heat "Distarlme Its ObUd-O&I Womition 1 0o1 1% C
2 00 Is 3-0
Mft, 0.54.8% big 0,J1.0.6% Cro 06154k2j% lbo 060&46W V AM 0,003% (WM5 B.
.30 imm, nogo YA"

AGR0=Oj* Ve-Aw,, kand.med.nauk; LMTSKAYA, L.A., kand.med.nauk;
OVA. B,F-
Aeparinization method and blood coagulation control during bemo-
dialysis using the artificial kid4ey! apparatus. Khirurgiia 38
no.10-.51-.58 0 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1, Iz paboobnogo teentra (zav. V.A. Agranenko) TSentrallnogo
institute. gematologii i psXaUvaniya krovi (dir. - dotsent,A-Yes
Kiselev) i lauobno-issledovatrAlskogo 19stituta eksperimentallnoy
W, 11 &1 cheskoy a~peratury j instra"niw (dir. - dotsent M.G.
Ananlyev).
(ARTIFICIAL UMEY) (N=D-COAGULATION)
(HEPARIN)

UMNOVA, M.A.; AGRANENKOJ V.A.; ICHALOVSKAYA, T.A.; PISKUNOVA, T.M.;
KAVESHNx7KOVA. B,F*
Sensitization to Duffy factor (F d) as a cause of blood transfusion
complication with he developmenT of acute renal failure. Probl.
gemat. i perel. krovi 9 no.5$52-55 Fq 164. (MIRA 180)
1. TSentrallnyy ordena Lenina institut gematologii i perelivaniya,
krovi (dir.- dotsent A.Ye. Kiseiev)o Moskva.

A'
,j-11~'.;/Hwn,Ln and Aniiial PhysioloLgy - Excretion. V--0
'Jus Jour : Ref 7hur - Biol., No 4, 1958, 18288
'uthor : K.I. Kaveshnikove.
In,jr : The Leningrad Veterinary Institute.
Title : Ilie Reflex Effects of Milking Stimuli on Renal Function.
Orig Pub : Sb. rabot. Leningr. ve. in-t, 1956, No 18, 121-128
Abstract : No abstract.
Card 1/1
Letting down of milk in cows using milking machines with various
parameters. Zhivotnovodstvr, 22 no.703-87 160.' (MIRA 160)
1. Institut fisiologii imeni I.P.Pavlova AN SSSR.
(Milking machinqs)

KAVESHNIKOVA, K.I.
-
Laotation reflex in cows during suckling, and manual and
machine milking. Fiziol. 2hur. 49 n0-1:103-110 Ja 16
(MIRA 17:2?,
1. From the Laboratory for Physiology of Pam Animals and
Research Experimental Station, I.P. Pavlov Institute of
Physiology, Leningrad.

KAVESHNIKOVA, K. 1.
"The Reflex Effect of the Udder on the Function of the Kidneys."
dissertation defended for the degree of Candidate of Biological Science,,, at the
Inst. for Physiology im I. P. Pavlov.
Defense of Dissertation (Jan-Jul 1957)
Sect. of Biological Sciences
Vest. AN SSSR, 1957, v. 27, No. 12, pp. 118-120

XAVESHNIKOVA-p L.V* _
Acute alcoholio paranoids. Prak.sudebnopsbchekspert. no.6s
46-51 162. (MIRA 16:2)
(PARANOIA) (AWOHOLICS)

ALIYXT, B.M.; MISYUNAS, SIZOV, P.P.
Work of a group in charge of the dovage control in large focus
game, therapy. Med. rad. 10 no. 12,13-21 D 165 NIRA 19:1)
1. Rentgeno-radiologicbeakiy otdol ( zav. - prof. 1.J. Tager)
Instituta eksporimentallnoy i 'dinicheskoy mkologii ARI SSSR
i 62-ya Gorodskaya klinicheska-ya onkologicheskaya bollnitsa,
Moskva.

KAVETSMAI A.A.; TOX01, L.O&
----------
Unfavorable effect of a large quantity of pollen on the pollination
of walnuto Bote zhure 48 nos4-080-585 AP 163. (MRA 3.6-.5)
1s Ukrainskaya sel'skokhozyaystvermaya akademiya. -
(walnut) !(Fertilization of plants)

K&VWSK&YA. A.A. [Kaveto'ka. 11.0.1
C7tOlOgical observations on the accumulation of nutritive sub-
stances in rape seeds. Ukr.botabur. 15 no.4:24-31 '58-
(HIPA 12:5)
1. Ukrainaka7a akaaemlya seliskokhozya7stvenrqkh nauk. IaLfedra
botaniki.
(Rape (Plant)) (Seeds)

KAVETSKAYA,.,,A-A..,fKavetolka,, H.O.]
Development of the male gametopborte in the English walnut
(Juglans regia L.). Ukr. bot. zhur. 21 no.1:52-57 164.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Ukrainskaya sellskokhozyaystvennaya akademiya, Kiyev.

KAVErSKAYA, A. A., Cand Biol Sci - (diss) "A Cytoembryological Study of Rape."
Kiev~v 1960, 16 pp, Ministry of Agriculture Uk3SR; Ukrainian Academy of Agricultural
Sciences) 200 copies, no price given (KL, 21-6o, 121)

KAVETSKAUV A.A.P assistant
Ambryology of rape and the accumulation of nutrients in seeds.
Nauch. trudY UASHK 10-.M-119 160. (KERA 14:3)
(Rape(Punt))
(Botany-Jbbryology)

KAYSTSKATA, A.G.; LAPOTA, A,I., starahiy inzhener-agrometeorolog;
starshiy inzhoner-klimatolog; TLADIMIROTA.
N.Y., inzh.-arrometeorolog; XMISY, M.I., inzh.-agromteorolog;
TSERTSTADZI, SM.; CHIRAKADZE, G.I., dotsent, starshly usuchnyy
sotrudnik; BABATIT, A.D., otv.red.; USUKOTA, T.T.. red.; TOMOT,
N.Y., takhn.red.
[Concise agroollmatic reference book on the Azerbaijan S.S.R.]
Kratkii agroklimUchaakii spravochnik po Acerbaidzhanskoi SSR.
Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-vol 1959. 67 p. (MERA 13:2)
1. Azerbaydzhanskaya S.S.R. Upravlenlys gidrometeorologicheskoy
sluzbby. 2. 7,aveduyush.chiy otdolom agrometeorologii Thilieskogo
Nouchno-isoledovateliskogo gidrometeorologichaskogo institute
(for TSerteavad26). 3. Machallnik Upravleniya gidromteorologicheakoy
sluzhby Azerbaydshanskoy SSR (for Babayev).
(Azerbaijan--Crop's and climate)

KAVETSKISI M.A. [Kaveckis, ~.]p prof. (Kaunas)
1%
Halite and gypsum in moraine deposits* Pdroda 52 no,3$75-76
163. (MBA 16:4)
(Lithuania-Rock salt) (Lithuania-Gypsum)

KAVE7SKIS, V. I.
USSR/Nuclear Physics - Beryllium Atoms Oct 51
"Interaction of Gonfigurations in Peryllium-Type Atoms," A. P. Yut~;is, V. 1.
Kabetskis, Leningrad.Math Inst, Acad Sc-i USSR
11~ ur Eksper i Teoret FW1 Vol XXI, No 10, pp 1139-1145
Zh
Computes effect of interact' n of co r-N gurationp on enerfTy of basic configuration of
'fir ~~-2 '~Tl -
iso-electron atons Li- , Be ) N1 an..-! O*L4 and compares results with 9)mtl
data. Discusses stal4lity of neg ions of alkali metals (cf. V. A. Fok and MZ.
Petrashenj ibede 6j 1, VA Morsej Young and Haurwitzi PhYD Rey) 48j AN V35).
Authors acknowledge advice of Acad V. A. Fok and 14. G. Veselov, Submitted 27 Nov 50.
PA 197T97

KAVETSKISs V- 1.
Dissertations "Some Results of Application of Incomplete Separation of Variables
and Multiconfigurative Approximatiom" Cand Phys-Math Scip V12inyus State Up
Vilfnyusp 1953. -(Referativnyy Zhurnal-Fizikaj, Moscows Aug 54)
SOs SUM 393,, 28 Feb 1955

AN A; T It
A L A F i~i%
T,1,M F P1 F HE 1J', BE P
K-ISR- a-J A i- YtaI5 Zb~r EU~Pti I
Man)
toYMgurxt-vn5 are for-mVfj from prolVc1a t)f one-electran
functims. " the pirammers are delerm'--j,-J by a varl-
zzl~i aicu!~Lim. Rrsuits for energies are rlyrn for I-
and appraxlmatmnA Tb~ :-1-
1,jzcLcf: in
each r~Mlpirali--i% !broLgoboul 2 gl-.rr. ar~prox!n~!v ~4!z-
latim 5,.eove Austracia)

U*/Physical Chemistry Atom, B-3
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya,, No 19., 1956, 6o695
Author: Batarunas, I. V., Kavetskis, V. I., YutBis, A. P.
Institutiont None
Title: Three-Configurational Approximation in the Case of Atoms of the
Beryllium Type
Original
Periodical: Tr. AN LitSSR, 1955, B3, 9-16; Lithuanian resume
Abstract: Three-configuratiomal approximations 192292 - 1922P2
91822p2
breviated 1-2-3) is applied to primary state of atoms Be, B O'd,
C2 . For configuration ;-' -coordinated wave func-
,,~are utilized self
tions (Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, 1956, 9001). For configurations 2
and 3 included in wave function Qf primary state as ar-11 correc-
tions are utilized analytical hydrogen-lik vave functions, 2
2
Pila/r) = 2c(3/2r exp (-Ox);, P(2s I r) x r127 X.
(0 - 0(P&
r 1 - joc -t-j6)/j7rj exp (-Ar)p (2p/r) 3'rj)l/2 r2 x.exp (-'rir).
Utilized are cK and A daterminel at one-con proximat-ion
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UWOIbYsical Chemistry -Atom.. B-3
Abet Journal: Referat Zhur Xhimiya, No lq.,.1956,1~695
Abstracts for-the primary state (Pok V. A,, Petrashen', M, I., Zh. eksperim.
i teor- fiziki, 19A 6, 1~.. For determination of parameters 'r2
and *r3 the 3-configamtiomal appromimation is divided into 2 2-con-
figur&tional appr9ximtions: 1-2 and 1-3. Values % vere in part
ditermined before (Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, 1955, 8971). In the
paper are tabulated the values of parameters contained in the ab*-
state one-electron functions and is also tabulated the function
P(2p/r) for S . Taking into account the interaction of
tions 1-2-3 the complete 4-electron Wave function is iep=engtte
Al- 2
in 14e form /Ti + a )2(l + a ;)*1 2
,x(2s /x x ash2ows
(241xP x2RY ('a I x3l xk 3 3P
that interaetion of configuration reduces itself X tfirskcase to a
utilization of 2-electron vave functions (to an incomplete separa-
tion of variables). Values of energy of primary state in the 'so-
electronic series Be, Bt and C2+ (in atomic units): calculated by
the usual method of self-coordinated field of Fok, are -14-577;
-24.238j -36.406; calculated at 3-configurational approximation
utilizing for configurations 2 and 3 the analytical functions
-14.638; -24 314; -36.496j calculated by solving simplified
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USSR/Atomic and Molecular Physics - Physics of the Atom, D-1
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Fizika, Vo 12, 1956, 31*26o
Author: Batarunas, J., Kaveckis', V., Jucys, A.
Institution: No"
Title: Application of the Method of the Incomplete Separation of Variables to the
Helium-Type Atoms
Original Periodical: Darbai Fizikos-techn. inst. Lietuvos TSR Mokslu Akad.., 1955, 1,
25-33; Lithuanian; Russian resumg
Abstract: The work is devoted to the application of the method of incomplete separa-
tion of variables, the theory of which was given by V. A. Fok, M. P. Veselov, and
M. I. Petroshen' (Zhur. eksper. i teoret. fiziki, 1940, 10, 723) to the basic con-
figuration of helium-type atoms with the aid of the numerical wave functions of the
self-consistent field. The numerical calculations were carried out with the aid of
scolutions of the equations for the self-consistent field. The+results for 6 atoms
(ions) of the helium type, starting with H_ and ending with C , are given in a table
/ 0-C /

-USSR/Nuclear--Physics,-Fok Is -Equation- kt) ir
Card 1/1 Pub. A6 - 9/28
Author ; Kibartas, V. V., Kavetskls, V. I,, and Yutsis, A. P.
Title : Self-consistent Fok's field in three configurative approximation
to the Beryllium atom
Periodical : Zhur. Eksp. i Teor. Fiz., 29, No 5, 623-628, 1955
Abstract : A practical method of self-consistent Fok's field application to
multiconfigurative ap ro~ima;ti~n is analyzed. A three coafigura-
tive approximation lsKs - 1s 2p2 - 2s22p2 is applied to the
basic configuration of the beryllium atom. The function of total
potential and the radial possibility distribution are presented.
Six references.
Institution : Vilno State University, Vilao State Pedagogical Institute
Submitted : July 12, 1954
47,1%
USSRALomic and Molecular Physics Physics of the Atom, D-1
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Fizika, Ho 12.. 1956, 34264
Author: Jucys, A. P., Batarunas, J. V., Kaveckia, V. I.
Institution; None
Title: Many-Configuration Approximation in the Case of Atoms of the Lithiuin Type
Original Periodical: Lietuvos TSR mokslu aked. darbai, 1956, B2, 3-10; Lithuanian
resume
Abstract: Starting with a model of 2-electron state, the authors suggest a method
for constructing the wave functions of the entire atom in the many-configuratiou
approximation, in which they dispense with the absolute equLlity of the radial
single-electron wave functions with identical sets of values of the fundamental and
orbital quantum numbers. In this method, the 3-configuration approximation with the
aid of the analytic hydrogen-like single-electron wave functions is applicable to
the 2 lower configurations of 4 atoms of the lithivn-type. In the case of the
lithium atom, one employs also the wave functions of the Pok self-consistent field.
OF/
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[~O V Q.~k 'S k1), S ) V -, ( -
Category : USSR/Atomic and Molecular Physics - Physics of the Atom D-1
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Fizika, No 2, 1957 No 336o
Author : Vizbarayte; Ya, 1.) Shironas, V.I., Yutsis, A.P.
Title : The Fok Self-Consistent Field in the Malti-Condiguration Approximation
for the Helium Atom
Orig Pab : Optika i spektrookopiya., 1956, 1,, No 3, 277-281
Abstract : Solutions to the Fok equations are glyen in the two-configuration aly:-
proximation for the configurations W, 2s2; 3d2 1, and 3p , considered
as accountable configurations with respect to the ground configuration
of the helium atom. With the aid of these solutions, the authors de-
termined the values of the correction to the energy of the ground con-
figuration at various multi-configuration approximations. Also given
are the valuea of thelcorrection to the energy, obtained with the aid
of 2the seif-conelstent lok fiejd in the six-configuration approximation
18 __ 2p -- 2s - 3d -- 3p -- 2p3pj, and were compared with the ex-
perimental values of the energy.
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USSR/Atomic and Molecular Physics Physics of the Atom. D-1
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 1957, 11358
Author : Yutsis, A.P., Ushpalis, K.K., Kavetskis, V.I., Levinson,
I.B.
Inst : Vilnius University, USSR
Title : Total Dipole Strength in the Approximation of Incomplete
Separation of Variables for Two-Electron Atoms.
Orig Pub : Optika i spektroskopiya, 1956, no 5, 601-6o5
Abstract : The strepgth of the dipole transitions ls2 - 162P, 252 --
ls2p, 2p4 -- 192p are calculated for He, Li; and Be2+.
For the states iA2,the authors employ wave functions with
incomplete sepraration of variables, including the factor
2 3 (r, * r.). The ls2p state is descri-
1 +,IA-- r,2 + _*
bed
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.USSR/Atomic and Molecular Physics - Physics of the Atom. D-11
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 1957, 11358
in the approximation of total separation of variables.
The pars ters of the analytic wave functions are taken
from previous works. It is noted that two-electron tran-
sitions are possible when using incomplete separation of
variables. For the transition 2s2 -- ls2p the authors
obtained dipole strengths of o.4, 0.01 and 0.002 for He,
Lit and Be4+ respectively. For the singlet transitions
2p2 -- ls2p, the use of incomplete separation of variables
leads to a very substantial reduction in the dipole
strength. As the charge of the nucleus increases, the
change becomes less.
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AUTHORS: Yutsis, A. P., Vizbarayte, Ya. I., SOV/0-22-6-6/28
Kavetskis, V. I. , Bataranas, I. V.
TITLE: The Approximation of the Models of Two-Blectron States and the
So-Called Anomaly in the Speotra of Carbon, Nitrogen, and Ojqgen
(Priblizheniye moaeli dvukhelektronnykh sostoyaniy i t&k-
nazyvayemaya anomaliya v spektrakh ugleroaa, azota i kisloroaa)
MIODICAT.: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSRr Seriya fizicheskaya, 1958, Vol. 22,
Nr 6, pp. 665-667 (USSR)
ABSTRACT~.- For quantum--technioal-calculationa of the atom the method of the
incomplete separation of variables (Ref i) and that of multicon-
figuration approximation (Ref 2) are employed, which are both
difficult from a mathematical point of view. Simplification may
be attained by using these methods for two-electron systems. It
is therefore acoumed in this paper that also other calculations
canbe carried out on the basis of the two-electron systems by
means of approximation methods. The second and more simple method
is here given preference.
The chapter entitled: "The Case of Three-Electron Systems" deals
Card 1/ 3 with the ground state and the first excitation state for atoms

The Approximation of the moaels of Two-Electron States SOV/48-22-6-6/26
and the So.-Callea Anomaly in the Spectra of Carbon,
Nitrogen, and oxygen
of the lithium type. With respect t?-the 2two Interpal e;eotrons
& 5-oonfiguration approximation-. is 2p' -23' -3a,,1-3p' I is
used (Ref 4) and external eleotron3 are dealt with by the
approximation *e'hod for electron state's. The chapter: "The
Problem of Ancd&~y in the SpecPa of Carbon, Nitrogen, and
07orgen I deals with ihe values of q = 2, 3, 4, where, in the inter-
-~rp,Ls between the energies of inairAdual term, the anomaly occurs*,
for carbon or oxygen the experimental value of
IS - ID = 1,13 and -the theoretical value Is 1 p5- In
ID - 3P
the case of nitrogen the exy)erimentai value obiained is O~5, the
theoretical value is 0,67~ If the problem is sol7ed according to
the two--eleotron state, the values irl and 0,5 respeciively are
obtained, which are near the experimental values. In the chapter-.
"Evaluation of Results" the conclusion is arri-Ted at that-Ain
nrulti-configuration approximations carried out on the b' is of
Card 213 two-elecluran states the conception of the shell st.-actu"re of

The Approximation of the Models of Two-Electron States SOV148-22-6-6128
and the So-Called Anomaly in the Spectra of Carbon,
Nitrogen, and Oxygen
electrons in atoms is maintained. There are 12 references, 7 of
Which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki i matematiki Akademii nauk Litovskoy SSR,
Villnyusakiy gos. pedagogicheakiy institut i Villnywskiy gos.
univeraitet im. V. Kapsukas (Institute of Physics and
Mathema.tica,AS Lithuanian SSR,Institute of Pedagogics and State
University imeni V. kapsukas in Vil-VU-S)
1. Atoms--Mathematical analysis
--Spectra 4. Oxygen--Spectra
~2. Carbon,~-,Spectra 3. NitrogE
Cara 3/3

SHIRVATIS, A.I. [Sirvatis, A.); DENIS, V.I. (Dienys,V.1; KAVETSKITE, M.V.
[Kaveckyte,H.] _ - ----------
Photoconductivity of polycr7stalline cadmium sulfide and cadmium
selenide with the exposure to -rays. Liat ak darbai B no.2:47-59
t6o. (EEAI 10:1)
1. Institut MAI i natematiki Akademii nauk Litovakcy SSR
(Photoconductivity) (Cadmium sulfide)
(Cadmium selenide) (Gamma rays)

XATWSKIY, A.S.
[Blood transfusion in rural hospital] Kak perelivat' krovI kapliami
v usloviiakh liuboi bollnitay. Feldsher & akuoh. no.3:48 Mr '50.
(CLUL 19:1)

S/081. 621000/018/046/059
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AUTHOR: ~x Rv t -i-y,, GD
TITLE. Development of a continuous method of producing poly-
formaldehyde
PERIODICAL; Referativnyy zhurnal.. Khimiyat no. 18, 1962, 502, abstract
A 18P51 (Tr. Moak. in-ta khim. mashinostr., v. 20,*19609
87-94).
TIM; A continuous method of polymerizing gaseous CH 20 has been
developed in order to improve the quality of poly'formaldehyde-(PF) and
intensify the process of its production. The,method consists in feeding
a carefully dried (0-000~6) solvent (gasoline with a boiling point of.
.80-1209C or petroleum ether) at a set volumetric rate into a 150 ml
reaction vessel with a catalyst (diethyl ethanol amino, diphenyl aminet
Ca stearate, ammonium atearate, 0.02-0.03~ of the ~W~ight of the solventlim,
whilit.ponomer gaseou 11 CH20 is fed at a constant'3~ate (12-16 g/lmin) fro
a destructive distillation"column. The PF whioh has formed is led away
..through side nozzle at thelitop. The relationship of the PF yield and of
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S/080 62/000/018/046/059
Development of a continuous BI ~~B186
the polymerilation rate tWlime was ascertained. `A was proved that
'in order to 'iiaure a cons~jt polymerization rate~an additional 6q~ of
catalyst had -ko be.introd d every 15 min, and tlia"t the process slows
down if. the ~V'Upply of catasl~st is out off. It wai,~Btablished that the
method of porymerization hia3re developed ensures a'konstant-rate process
0
and improved"the quality c~f the polymer. [Abstra~ieris note: Complete
translation
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REZNICHENKOP V.A.; TKACHENKO, V.A.; NIKELADZE, G.Sh.; KARYAZIN, I.A.;
KCZLOV,,,V.M.; NADIWZE., Ye.M.; SOLOVIYEV,-V.I.; GOGORISHVILI,
B.P.; Prinimali uchastiyei FKHAKADZF,, Sh.S.;- NEMVELI,'A.I.;,
CHIKASHUA, D.S.; KHROHDVA, N.V.; KAVETSKIY$ G.D.; TSKHVEDIANt,
R.N-; ARABID2E,,,' T.V.
Making titanixm slag in an electr+Ic closed reduction furnace.
Titan i ego splavy no.8:28-40 "62. (KRA 16:1)
(Titanium-Electrometallurgy)

KAVETSKIY, G.D.; FLANOVSKIY, A.U.; AKOFYAN, L.A.
Calculating the longitudinal mixing of gas and solid granular
material in a packed tower. Khim. prom. no.,.6-.449-453 J;9 163.
(MMA 160)
(Packed towers)

KAVETSKIY G.D,; FUNOVSKIls A.N.
Flov of a solid granular material in an ascending stream of gas in
packed columnoo Xhimi tekhtopl. i mwel 7 no.11%8--~12 N 162.
(WRA 15:12)
I& MDakovskiy institut kh4micheakogo mashinootroyeniya,
(Granular materials) (Packed tovers)

KAVETSXIY# G.D*j AXOPYAN, L.A.
Effect Of the design of a gas distribution device on the
concentration of the solid phase in a packed column#, Xhim,
i tekh. topl. i masel 8 no.10t4-6 0 163. (MIRA 16:1,J)
1, Moskovakiy institut khimicheekogo vashinostroyaniya.

GORENUYN~ Yu.Ya. [Ifarenboinp JUJA.)) KAVZTSIKIY~ M.S. [Rawtolkyi, H.S.)
Determining the decomposition voltage of molten salts in
graphite =cible blocks. Nauk* pratsi UASHN 17 no.12:167-
i6q 16o, (MMA 16:7)
(Electrolysis) (Fused salts)

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