SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHUDYAKOV, YA.P. - KHUDYAUEV, S.I.

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ll0l.. Mo%cow). Mikrobiplogi)a 20, 13-19(1931). -Aminll~
eterottophic Vowth wrall olywrvrtl in place cultures of Illy-
"rAlu from fruiting Mill uf Batelso lrdulis. it. lulemi, if
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EMDrAKOV * Ya. P.
Control of spIphytic m1proflora. Dok:L.AN SSSR 93 no-5'-907-909 D 133.
(mi 6:12)
1. Mredstavleno almdemikom A.I.Oparinym.
(Wheat-Diseases and pests) (Nioroorgantems)

FD 30L
USSR/Biology
Card 1/1
Author : Khudyakov, Ya. P.
Title : The contemporary status and the problems of soil microbiology
Periodical : Mikrobiologiya, 23, 331-348, may/jun, 1954
Abstract : According to a footnote, this article was published to promote d1scussion
of the contemporary status and the problems of soil microbiology. The
article discusses the historical development of soil microbiology in the
USSR; the effects of crop rotation of the activity of the soil; the dis-
parity between microbiological reactions of the soil and plants which
occur in culture media, and those occuring naturally in the soil; the
activity and effectiveness of various organic, mineral, and bacterial
fertilizers used alone and in combination; controlling the general biologi-
cal activity of the soil; and the inter-relationships which exist between
the various bacteria inhabiting the Boil and the root systems of plants.
Institution : Tile Moscow Department of the All-Union Scientific-Research Institute of
Agricultural Microbiology
Submitted : January 22, 1954

MMYAKOV,Ya.P.
Pulse of the soil. Znan. silR no-5:19-21 Itr 155. (MLRA 8:6)
(Soils-Bacteriology)

RjRTA.KOV._Tjik,~?.
I~v~lo Ivanovych Rudakov; -Wtuar7. Nikrobiol. rhur. 18 no-3:70-71
156. (KM 9: 10)
(RUDAKOV, KTRYLO INVANOVICH, 1903-1956)

............ -__ .................................._------------- ---------------------------------------------------------
USSR /t4icrobiology. Soil Microbiology. F-3
Abs Jour: Referat. Zh.-Biol., No. 9, 1957, 35612
Author : Khudiakov, Ia., Voziakovskaia, 1u. M.
---------------
Title : The Microflora of Wheat Roots and Several of
its Properties
Orig Pub: Mikrobiologiia, 1956, 25, No. 2, 184-19o
Abstract: A study was made of the specific composition of
the microflora living on the roots of winter
wheat washed out of the soil in the phase of
milling ripeness or with ears. The microflora
of the wheat roots was represented by 41 species,
and contained representatives of the generay
Pseudomonas, Bacterium, Mycobacterium, Chromo-
bacterium; 25 species of micro-organisms live
not only on the roots but also on the above-
ground parts of the plant, 1.e., they are
C ard 1/2

_.KODTAKOV, Ya.P., kand.biol.nauk (Moskva); KOZLOT, I.T., kand.biol.nouk
(No;"kvaY--
Epiphytic micro-org&uisms In the control of mildew in grapes.
Zashch. rast. ot vred. I bol. 3 no.4:22-23 JI-Ag '58-.-' (MIRA 11:9)
(Grapes--Diseases and petite) (Mildew) (Epiphytes)

KHUDYAKOV, Ya.P.
Periodicity of microbiological processes in the aoildo Trudy Inet,
mikrobiol. no.5:150-160 158 (MIRA 11:6)
1. Hoskovskoye otdoleniya Vaesoyuznogo institute tel1GkokhozyayBtven-
noy mikrobiologii.
(SOIL. microbiology.
periodicity of microbiol. proces6es (Rua))
(MICROORGAII ISMS#
in soil, periodicity af microbial processes (Rua))

e ~~Wkmmn
"Soil microbiolwy" by D.M.Navogrudskii. Reviewed by IA.P.Xhudinkov.
Mikrobiologiin 27 n0-1:133-134 Ja-J 158. (MIRA, 11:4)
(SOIL MICRO-ORGANISMS)

BMZOVA, Ye.; BORODULINA, Yu.; BUSHUYEVA, P.; GEL'TSER, F.; GOLIKOV, V.;
DOROSINSKrY, L~.; KOZLOVA, X.; KPJMIN,'P.; KRUGLOV, N.; LAZARZT, X.;
UMVSIICHIK(YV, P.,- MAUROVA, Me; MARKOVA, Z. -, NESTHROVA, Ye.;
I PROKHOROV. Me; SOROKINA. T.; STARYGINA, L.; KRUYAKOV, Ya.
Ivan Il'ich Samoilovi obituary. Mikrobiologlia 28 no.2:318-
'319 Hr-Ap 159. (MM 12:5)
MHOILOVS IL11A IVIC11, 1900-1958)

Biological principles of cultivating subsoil horizons of Pidzols.
Trudy Inst, mikrobiol. no.7:18-33 160, (14IRA 1414)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellaidy institut eel'skokhozya~-
strermoy mikrobiologii Vaesoyuznby u-xdemii sel'skokhozyaystvennykh
nauk imoni Lenina.
(PODZOL) (TILLAGr,,)

VMNYAKOVSX&U, TuA; MMDTAEDV, Ta.P'o
Species composition of the epiphytic microflora of living plants.
Mikrobiologiia 29 no.1:97-103 Ja-F 160. ' (MIRA 13:5)
1. Vessoyuznn institut eel takokhozyaystvannoy mikrobiaLlogii,
Leningrad.
(PLMS microbiol.)
0

FJMDYAFOV, Ya.P,; SHKLYAR, M.S.; SAVALDIFROV, Ye.11.
Antifungin an',I biotic, pruduced by bacteria of Link.,
Pseudomonas. Prikl. biolchlm* ~- L;Alwohiol. I
mr-Ap t65. (L~,R!, -18-.-,i)
1. Vapacrumiyy se~'-
Bko-KhozyaynLvennoy mjkrobiolcgii.

MUDYAKCVx To.
. -
University training of news photographers. Sov. foto 23,uo.6:
20-21 A 163, OCMA 16:7)
1. Dekan fakullteta zhurnalistiki Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
univerelteta.
(Photography, Journalistic)

L 04303-67 EWT (IIZT-2 _KDNLWV1
-ACC-NRI AP60053-86
(/V) SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/001/0139/0139
AUTHORS: Reka, Ya.. D.; Khudyakov, Ye. Do; Ghernobayj Is F.; Fenkellshteyn, k,_Alj.
Kultygin, N. 3,; Lavrenyuk, N. A.
ORG: none -5
TITLEt A "n umatic drive direct-action p pressure booster. Class 59., No* 177772
,Cannounced by Donets State Design-Construction and Experimental Institute of the
,Complex Mechanization of Mines Donetskiy gosudarstvennyy proyektno-konstrtiktor kiy
i
:i eksperimentalinyy institut komplekanoy makhanizataii shakht)7
SOURCEs Izobreteniya, promyshlenrWe obraztey, tovarnyyo znaki, no. 1, 1966# 139
1
61C TAGS: water pumpj high pressure pumpj high pressuro pneumatic device$
hydraulic pressure amplifier
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a pneumatic drive direct-action double
acting pump pressure booster. The device includes a pneumatic cylinder with a
piston, two operating cylinders with pistons rigidly connected with the piston of
the pneumatic cylinder, and a distribAing valve which is repositioned with the aid
of checking devices when the piston approaches the extreme piston (see Fig. 1)0
The design increases the lifetime of the pump. The piston of the pneumatic cylinder
is equipped at its ends with blades for rotating the piston to a specified angle

0
Fig. 1. 1 - pneumatic
cylinder; 2 - piston;
3 and 4 - checking
devicos; blades
with each stroke, Orig. art. hass 1 figure.
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DAM 18Jan64
:ard 2L2,

GERTSBERG, V.; KHUDYAKOV.%--)Lu.; GOLIK, V.; ANUFRIIEV, P., inzh.;
KUIAGII&-,T-. -,- inzh.
A trial check of a suggestion. Sots. trud 8 no,2:115-121
F 163. (MIRA 16,-2)
1. Nachallnik byuro normirovaniya Ural7skogo zavoda tyazhelogo
mashinostroyeniya (for Gertaberg). 2. Ifachallnik byuro truda i
ekonomLki obrubnogo tsekha Uralcskogo zavoda tyazhelogo mashino-
stroyeniya (for Khudyakov). 3. Starshiy Inzhener otdela
organizataii truda i zarabotnoy platy kombinata Kemerovoshakhtokhimstroy
(for Golik). 4. Otdel organizatsii truda i zarabotnoy platy
kombinata Kemerovoshakhtokhim troy (for Anufriyev). 5. Otdel
truda i kadrov Upravleniya derevoobrabatyvayushchey i biunazhnoy
promyshlennosti Sverdlovskogo soveta narodnogo khozyaystva
(for Kulagina).
(Sverdlovsk.~.-Wage.q~.-ItacvLinory industry workers)
(Kemerovo-Wages-4-fining engineering)
(Sverdlovsk-Wages-Furniture industry)

50) SOV/62-59-5-36/4o
AUTHORS: Puzitskiy, K. V., Eydua, Ya. T.9 Khudyakov, Yu. T.
TITLE: On the Development of the Reaction of the Eydrogen-condenea-
tion of Carbon Monoxide With Ethylene Under a Pressure of 10 at
(0 protekanii reaktsii gidrokondensataii okisi ugleroda a
etilenom pod davleniyem 10 atm)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khimichaskikh nauk,
1959, Nr 5, pp 945 - 947 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The hydrogen-condensation of carbon monoxide with ethylene
mentioned in the title has hitherto been investigated only under
atmospheric pressure. In this case it was carried out at a
pressure of 10 at. A metal velocity modulation tube was used as
reactor in this investigation, which was built into a catalyzing
furnace with automatic temperature control. The usual cobalt-
clay (1s2) catalyst was used. The outflowing gas volume was
rheometrically measured. The experiments were carried out at
1900. All other investigation conditions differed in no way from
those of references 1,2.-For comparison, the investigations
were carried out also under atmospheric pressure. The following
was determinedt the yield of heavy (H) and light (L) olefins
Card 1/2 in ml/mm3 H+L and H+L+G (G- gaseous olefins) at various mixing

On the Development of the Reaction of the Hydrogen- SOV/62-59-5-36/4o
condensation of Carbon Monoxide With Ethylene Under a Pressure of 10 at
ratios CO + C2H 4:.U. CO was varied from 0.3-6.9%, C 2H4:H~J 3-
1
The throughput was loo hours - . From the data obtained
(Tables 1-2) it was found that the totaldlefin yield is only half
of that obtained under atmosplieric presaure. P-1 at: H+L-
-290 ml/mm3 H+G+L. 525 mi/mm3. P_ 10at:H+L- 19o ml/mm3 H+L+G-
- 250 ml/=~. With an increase of the carbon monoxide content
from 0.3 to 6.4% the yield of heavy olefins compared to light
olefins increased, while the gaseous ones decreased considerably,
The total yield increased. The same development was found also
in the case of experiments carried out at pressures of less
than 10 at. Herefrom the authors drew the conclusion that with
increasing CO-content in the initial mixture the degree of poly-
merization of the obtained product increases. There are 2 tables
and 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N. D. Zelinskogo Ak-ademii nauk
SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry imeni N. D. Zelinskiy of
the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: November 12, 1958
Card 2/2

BULANOVA, T.F.; ETDUS, Ya.T.; SMGEYEVA, N.S.; KHUDYAKOV, Yu.T.
Directed ca-taly-tic synthesis of solid paraffins from carbon
monoxide and hydrogen. Dokl. AN SSSR 153 no.l-'101-103 N 163.
(MIRA 17;1)
1. Institut organicheBkoy khimii im. N.D. Zelinskogo AN
SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom B.A. Kazanakim.

, ~_#4; KRAYZ, A.G., nauchr
KHUDYAKOV, Zk~Ryi
y_jyppy . red.;
-16kiIIISKMA, H.V., red.
[Transformer repuir electrician] Elektroolesarl po re-
-K
montu transformatorov. Moskvay Vp3shaia shkola,, 1964,
270 p. (MIRA 17:5)

s/o65/6o/ooo/oo4/oo6/ol7
E071/E435
AUTHORS: Levchenko, D.N., Khudyakova, A.D., Kalitayeva, A.L.
Shkiyaruk, Ye.A., Khokhlov. V-.I-.-and Chugreyeva, A.S.
TITLE; Non-lonogenic Surface-Active Substances
De-Emulsifying Agents for Petroleum Emulsions
PERIODICALs Khimiya i tekh-nologiya topliv i masel, 1960, No.4.
pp.24-29
TEXTs Results of synthesis and testing of non-ionogenic surface-
active substances (de-emulsifying agents) from fractions of
alkylphenols, obtained as a by-product in the production of an
antioxidant additive 2,6-ditertiarybutylparacresol (DBPK) are
given. As a 8tarting material for the synthesis monoalkyleresol
fraction (126 to 1426C at 20 mm Hg) and residue from the production
of DBPK and their mixtures and oxyethylene were taken. The
experimental procedure is described in some detail. Specimens of
alkyleneglycols obtained were tested on petroleum emulsions as
de-emulsifying agents and surface tensions of their aqueous
solutions of various concentrations were tested (Fig.1). By
varying the duration of oxyethylation process products containing
various numbers of oxyethylene groups were obtained. It was found
Card 1/2

s/o65/6o/oOo/oO4/Oo6/017
E071/E435
Non-lonogenic Surface-Active Substances - De-Emulsifying Agents
for Petroleum Emulsions
that compounds containing less than 10 groups of oxyethylene were
not completely soluble in water, while compounds containing larger
proportions of these groups were well soluble. The surface tension
of compounds containing from 14 to 32 groups varied little.,
particularly at low concentrations. With increasing number of groups
up to 40 and above, the surface active properties of the compounds
deteriorate. The best results were obtained with substances
containing between 25 to 30 of oxyethylene groups. The latter type
of compounds was named VNII NP-58. Its de-emulsifying activity was
compared with other reagents used at present in the petroleum
Industry (table) and was found to be superior to that of other
reagents. The consumption of this agent for the de-,Ioemulsification
of Bashkirian crudes amounts to 0.005 - 0.01% and on thermochemical
desalting of the Romashk crude - 0.03%. It is concluded that
oxyethylation of by-products obtained during the production of
DBPX should be introduced into the industry. There are 2 figureso
I table and 6 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONs VNII NP
Card 2/2

LEVCMTKO, D.N.; NIKOUtYEVA, N.V.y- KHUDYAKOVA, A.D.
Use of block copolymers of propylene and ethylene oxides for
the breaking of petroleum emulsions. Khim. i tekh. topl. i
masel 9 no.3t36-40 Mr'64 WIRA 17:7)
1. Vbesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut po perera-
botke nefti i gazov i poluchenlyu iskusstvennogo shidkogo
topliva.

LEVCHMIKO, D.N.;..KIIUDYAKOVA, A.D.; GAVRILOVA, N.D.
Determination of nonionizing surface active substances in aqueous
solutions. Zav. lab. 27 no. 4:408-409 161. (14IRA 14:4)
1, Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovateltakiy inatitut po pererabotke
nefti i gaza, i polucheniyu iskunstvennogo zhidkogo topliva.
(Surface active agents)

KHUDYAKOV-A_t._.A_,L-
Agroclimatic conditions determining the planting time of potatoes
in the Far East. 'Trudy Dal'nevost. NIGMI no.12:94-105 161.
(Soviet Far East--Potatoes) (Planting time) (MIRA 14:12)

KTJDYAK(,iVA, A.l.; T-TIBERBILLER., Ye.A.
-
Agrometeorological conditions of tu'verization In potatoes in
the Far Ea:3t. Trudy Dallnevost. NIGM11 no,16:111.5-127 164.
Studying the total evaporation from potato field-- in the
Mlaritime Terr-itory. Ibid.: 128-.-L,,0
(~,!TT~A 17 -, 1-1 ~
; 1,

t .. - - -
AFANASIYEV, Pavel Semenovich, kand. tekhn.' nauk; YANISHEVSKIY, Aleksey
F,edorovich,r..#%h.; KR=,4KqVA,--", nauchnyy red.;
.LYALIKIN, I.A., nauchnyy red.; RYCHEK, G.I., red.; TOKER,
A.M., tekhn. red. 1.
(Setting up woodworking machinery) Naladka derevoobrabatyva-
iushchikh stankov. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Moskva, Proftekhiz-
dat, 1962. 439 p. (Woodworking machinery) (MIRA 16:4)

KHUDYAKOVA, B.; TSIVIRKO, G.F.
Photography and cinematography aerve nature. Priroda 49
-m.11:123 H 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Gosudaretvenn" istoricheaki7 arkhiv, Leningrad (for
Khudyakova). 2. Laninaadakiy Dom rabotnikov proeveshcheniya
(for TSivirko).
(Nature Thotography)

KMYAKOVA, E.
Welcome changes, Obahchestv. pit. no.1183-1-12 N 161o
(MM 15S2)
10 Glavnyy tekhnolog Upravleniya obahchestvannogo pitaniya
Ministerstva torgovli iatviyskoy SSR.
(Riga-Restax=antep lunchrooms.. eta*)

ZXAMSKIY, Yu. j KHIIDYAKUVA,, E.
Dairy rest+u-=t OLeningrad.0 Obakichestv.pit. no.1:33 Ja 1630
(MIRA 16SO
(Leningrad-Restaurant, lunchrooms, etc.)

NOVINOV, Valarlyan Dmitriyevich; XHUDYAXOVA, G., redaktor; PIKILMA, A.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor, 1:o 1: .
(History of mactering the Soviet Arctic) Is Istcril osvoeniin
Sovetskol Arktiki. Moskva, Goe.lad-ve polit.lit-ry, 1956. 214 p.
(Arctic regioug) (KOA 9:5)

RATNER, S.I., profs; FAIN, 0.1.; MASHILOV, V.P.; MITROFAI40VA, V.G.;
KHUDYAKOVI, G.K.; VILISHANSKAYA, F.L., kand. med. nauk (Mofkva)
Treatment of nonspecific ulcerous colitis with dried colibac-
terin. Klin. med. 41 no.2.109-115 P63 (IAIRA 17 0)
1. Iz Moskovskoy bollnitsy imeni S.P. Botkina I Moskovskogo
naucbno-issledovatellskogo instituta epidemiologii i mikro-
biologii Ministerstva adravookhroneniya RSFSR.

RATNER, S.I.;,KHUDYAKOVA, G.K. (Mbsk7a)
Palmonary form of sm-allpox. Klin.med. no-4:51-59 162.
(KMA l5s5)
1. Iz infektsio=ogo otdoleniya (nauchrqy rukovoditell - prof.
S.I. Ratner) i rentgenologicheakogo otdeleniya (nauchnyy ru'kovo-
ditell -;- zaalliehennyy deyatell nauk prof. S.A. Reynberg) Boll-
nitsy imeni S.P. Botkina.
(SHALLPOX) (WNGS--DISFASES)

KORYAKIN, V.I.; KHUDYAKOVA. L.A.; GURIYANOVAJ A.A.
Investigating the yield of various wood chemical products In the
pyrolysis of wood impregnated with sulfuric acid, dependent on
the conditions of the process. Sbor. trud. TSNILKHI no.15:3-7 163.
(MIRA 17:11)

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p .. I I.; ;." I's,.; FiN0,0VA, V,V.; RUDI, L.J..
'. -
Yield of furfurc,!.~! arid ott,jr wor)d cheml'cal 7n the pyrolyals
of i:-rre.-natwi wltl; mlfurit~ acl,i. Gi!-,-Gl~v, i lesokh.1171.
I (~ -
. 17 1l'). 5: 1 ~- 17 1 ()/~. (IrTRA 17:10)

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?Thermome~era)

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RHILIKIN, A M. (Moskva., 2-ya Cheremushkinakaya u1., d. 17, korp. I..
kv. 5~~ RMYAKOVA, M. I. --'. -
Surgical anatomy of the aortic valve. Grud. khir. no.5:3-7 '61.
(MIRA 15:2)
1. Kafedra operativnoy khirurgii i topograficheekoy anatomii
(zav. - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. V. V. Kovanov) I Hos-
kovskogo ordena Lenin& meditsinskogo instituta imeni I. M.
Sechenova.
(AORTIC VALVE)

AUTHORS; Remenetsp M.F. and Khudyakova, N.D. 21-5-25/26
TITLE: A Study of the Dynamics of Cellulose Decomposition and Atmo-
spheric Nitrogen Fixation by Microorganisms in Lowlands Posts
(Izucheniye dinamiki razlozheniya kletchatki i fiksataii at-
mosfernogo azota. mikroorganizmami na nizinnom torfyanike)
PERIODICAL; Dopovidi Akademii Nauk Ukrainalkoi RSR, 1957, Nr 5, PP- 521-
524 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; The most widely occurring azotobacter species in the lowland
peats of the Ukrainian Poleslye is,Azotobacter agili (Bei-
jerinck) followed by Azt.vinalandi (Lipmann) and AstrJ=o:.
ococcum (Beijerinck). All the microbe cultures studied are
far more abundant in cultivated peata than irr uncultivated,
The processes of nitrogen fixation and cellulose decomposition
take place chiefly in the upper peat horizons. The quantity
of the investigated microbe cultures during the autumn months
was far greater than in the spring. The most-intensive de-
composition of cellulose and the greatost quantity of azoto-
bacter was found under sugar beet and potatoes. There in an
interrelationship between the-development of cellulose decom-
posing bacteria and azotobactera and the period of plant
Card 1/2 vegetation. The optimum development of these microbes occurs

21-5-25/26
A Study of thd Dynamics Of Cellulose Decomposition and Atmospheric Sitrogen
Fixation by Microorganisms in Lowlands Peate
at a PH close to the neutral, but they adapt themselves to a
much lower pE-value (5 to 5-3). A still more acid z47Aium of
uncultivated peats (PH - 4.5 to 4-7) and the weak aeration
and excessive moisture exert a depressive effect on the
development of microorganisms in them.
The article contains 1 table and 12 references, 11 of which
are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Sarny Scientific Research,Station for Swamp Reclamation
(Sarnenslka n.-d. stantsiya po osvoyennyu bolit)
PRESENTED: By P.A. Vlasyuk, Member of the AN Ukrainian SSR
SUBMITTED: 21 February 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

TRSSKIHSKIY, S.A.; MHUDYAKOVA~ N.G.
Physical faunda*pu for clothoidal tracing. Av-t. dor. 26 no.5:
18-19 My 163, (KIRA 16:7)
(Roads-Design)

GOLOVATYY, R.N.; OSHCHAPOVSKIY, V.V.; KHUDTAKOVA,
qaalitative detection of cobalt by m6ano of precipitation
chromatograpby. Ukr. kbim. shur. 24 no.4:491-494 158.
(MIRA 11:10)
1. Llvovakiy gosudaretyennyy universitet i L'yovskiy politekbni-
cheekly inntitut.
(Cobalt) (Chrom'dtographic analysis)

MOURACHEV., I.G.; SERDYUK., L.G.; KHUDYAKOVAJ R.G.
Method for a rapid determination of carotene in canned foods.
Kons, i ov, promo 16 no*11:38-41 N 161. (MIRA 34:11)
1. Krasnodarskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut pishchevoy
PrCM7vhlSgwStj~. (Carotene)
(Foodt Canned-Analysis)

MOKWCEEV, I.G.; SMYUK) L.G.; YJMYAKOVA, R.G.
I...... 1--l-1-1. 1--l-,-
Determining carotene content of tomato products. Kom .1 ovpromi,
17 no.5:42-43 My 1.62, (MIRA 15;5)
1. Krasnodarakiy nauchno-issledovatellakiy institut pishchevoy
prozaphlennosti,
(Tomato produate)
(Carotene)

MUOYAKOVA, R. I.; DOVIN, 11. G.; MIN, A. M.; WIRI Ya. V.
Photosynthesis
Problem of diversity of primary products of photosynthesis in different species of
plants. Dokl. AN 3SSR 86 no. 2, 1952.
MoULLIX List of Russian Sccessions, Library of Congress, December 1952. Unclassified.

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582 Djoyarl let na ferme. Rasskaz doyarki
Lkolkhoza 'krasnyy oktyab "" v~h lmogorakh. Lit.
ov~. 0
obraborka N. K. Zhemak Arkhangellsk,-kn. izd ,
1954. 28 a. 20 sm. 5.000 ekz. 35 k. - L54-5559:2~ p
636.2.083 sr (47.21)
SO: Knizhnava Letopis, Vol. 1. 1955

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UESSR/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and I-10
Their Applications - Silicates. Glass.
Ceramins. Binders.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur- Khimiya, No 3, 1957, 8960
Author Dertev, N.K., Khudyakova, T.A. and
Vaganova
Inst. Gorki Poiytechnical Institute.
Title The Effect of Heat Treatment and Stresses in
Glass on the Latter's Surface Chemical
Resistance.
Orig Pub Tr. Gor1kovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1955, 119
No 3, 17-26
Abstract The effect of heat treatment and of stresses
on the chemical resistance (KhU) of -lass
a
(G) has been investigated as well as the
question of improving the KhU of the latter's.
Card 1/3

USSR/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and I-10
Their Applications - Silicates. Glass.
Ceramica. Binders,
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 3v 1957, 8960
Specimens of sheet glass and K-3 glass
(composition given),were used in the tests.
The surface KhU-was tested by the mylius
iodo-epsin method, the concentration of
iodi-eosin.Na-in the:solution being deter-
mined with the aid of a FEEK-M photoelectric
colorimeter. It is shown that the KhU de-
pends to a great extent on the condition of
the surface film heat treatment below 4ooO
having a great elfect of the KhU of the G.0
When -G is soaked at temperatures below 1+00
a considerable decrease in KhU is observed
from *which it follows that the cooling rate
of G below 4000 must be the maximum possible.
Card 2/3

AUTHOR: Xhudyakova, T. A. SOV32-24-10-11/70
TITLE: An Automatic Chrono-Conductometric IMethod of Analysid for
Mixtures of Sulfuric Acid, Acrylic Acid, and Ammonium Bi-
sulfate (Avtomaticlieskiy khronokonduktometricheskiy metod
analiza smesi aernoy i akrilovoy kislot i bisullfata ammoniya)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol 24, Nr lo, PP 1197-12oo
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The conductometric analysis method suggested by A. K. Kallye
(Refs 1, 2) has a series of advantages, compared with
other analyses of this type. The difference between the
method described in the present paper and the one mentioned
above is the automatic addition of the titration liquid from
a Mariotte container. The analysis is carried out with a
special conductometer constructed with the assistance of
N. Ye. Pavlov under the application of a self-recording
millivoltmeter (Ref 3). A drawing, of the plant as well as
a description are riven which show that a viillivoltmeter
of the tyDe was ur!ed. The described method
makes poscible ti-je determination of not only the sulfuric
Card 1/2 and acrylic acids, but also of ammonium sulfate. In the

BOV/32-24-70-11/70
An Automatic Chrono-Conductometric Method of Analysis for Mixtures of Sulfuric
Acid, Acrylic Acid, and Ammonium Bisulfate
cane of a titration of the mixture which contains all three
components the conductometric curve has three fissures. The
experivental results obtained (,-iven in tables) show that
the titration time of the sulfuric acid and of the ammonium
sulfate is changed directly proportionally with the con-
centration of the latter. The minimum concentration of the
acrylic acid which can be determined in this mixture in
OpOl n. Data are given in tables as well as graphic re-
presentations. There are 4 fi,mlures, 2 tables, and 6 ref-
erences, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Gorlkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institute in. A. A. Zhdanova
(Gorlkiy Polytechnical Institute~imeni A. A. Zhdanov)
Card 2/2

KHUDYAKOVA T.A ; NEMTSEVAj L,I*; BALANDINAV M,A.
Chronoconductometric determination of ethylene oxide in the
presence of methacrylic acid and iron salts. Zhur.prikl. khim.
35 ~o.4t824-827 .Ap 162. (MIM 15:4)
1. Gor'kovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut, kafedra analiticheskoy
khimii,
(Ethylene oxide) (Conductometric analysis)

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-.-K.RUD.YAKO.VA, T.A.; VAGANOVAP V.N.
Chronoconductometric method for determining ammonium chloride in an
iron - zinc electrolyte. Trudy po khim.1 khim.tekh. no.1:135-139 163-
(MIRA -17:12)

KHUDYAKOVA, T.A.; AUROV, A.P.; KRYLOVA, V.I.
ChronoconducLometric method for the determination of sodium poly-
methacrylate, its copolymer with methyl methacrylate and for the
analysis of mixtures with NaOH. Zhur.anal.khlm. 19 no.9:1137-1141
164. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Gorikovskiy politekhnichaskiy institut imeni Zhdanova.

KRESHKOV, A.P.; KHtMYAKOVA, T.A.; AUROV, A.P.; ARBATSKIY, A.P.
Chronoconductometric method for determining maleic anhydride in its
copolymer with styrene and sodium styromaleinate. Plast. massy no.7r
51-55 165. (MIRA 18:7)

LREISHKOvip A.P.; KODYAKOVAj T-A,.
Chronoconductometric method for determining weak acids,
Zhur. ar4al. khim. 20 no-5:625-629 165. (MIRA 18: 12)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni D.I.
14endeleyeva i Gorlkovskiy politekbnicheskiy inLtitut imeni
A.A. Zhdanova. Submitted March 27, 1961,.

KHUDYgQVA -T..A
. -,, -ti KRESHKOV, A.P.
Chronoconductometric method of determining weak acid nalts.
Zav. lab. 31 no. 1213J+27-1430 t65 (MIRA 19:1)
1. GorIkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut i Moskovskiy khimiko-
tekhnologicheskiy institut.

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AUTHOR: KhudZjacoval T. A.; Pavol".707a., Yf3* I*, KOZ1011., R. V.
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ORG: gorky F~ol7t2.RbR_~~_ Institute im. A. A. Zhdano-v (Gor1kov3kiy
polltekbnicbeskly ins t
TITIX: Cbronoc onduc tome tric analysis of v- raixture of chlorcisilane and
silicon tetrachloride.-,,.(i,
SOURCE: Zburnal prikladnoy khimli, v. 38, no. 9, 11?65, 2002-2007
TOPIC TAGS: obomical reaction, sllnng, silicon compotind., metal ebanical
anslysi.q
ABSTRACT: in the case of a mixture of 1's'C13 and S'C14P tbo hydrolysis
reaction procoods according to the followin-a scheme.*
-.-!'1f0[1 ~-~ si(oll), + vicl,I
f Is 1 (-; i:j iffoll = Si(0101 M
For the anal7sia of such a mixture, the artAcle proposoo a method based
on abro-noconductometric tibration with bydroebloric acid, accompanied b7
the fopmation of sodium acetate during the bydrol-yals of 1jSiC!3 ond
SiCl4o Sodlum acotate roaots with byoroobloric acid in equivalent
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Proportiona, The oiornll reaction used for purposea of* P-nn.1yels is the
following:
As a result of -the reaction, from one gram nole of Milli thot'e Apo
formed 5 gram r,.oles of hydroebloric qajd. In tho Ovar,-_41~ reaction,
I gram mole of SIC11 gives 1~ gram molea of hydrochlori.,, ncid. By
determining the amoani of hydrochloric acid formed Jn tho ovors1l' rove-
tion, it Is possible to determine the componition of t'-Jc mixture from
the amount of excess hydrochloric acid. It is claimed thot tho proposnd
method of analysis can be uned for the nnaly8l.o of coli-,rad find turbid
Industrial mixtures of trichloroollano and ollicon tot-1-Poblorlde. Or I V
art, has: 4 formulas, I figures and 3 tableau,
SUB CODE-. 07/ SIUBM DATE: 05ADr63/ ORIG 11177: 016/ OTH RETP, 007

MAKOVA, R.Y., kandidat tekhnicheskilth nauk; MIRZOINT, A.G., Inzhener;
UKSTIN, Z.F., Whener; KMTAXOTA, V.A., Inzhener; MAKABOTA, 1.1.,
Illentric strength of main cables having paper cord-styroflex
iusulation. Vest. elektroprom. 28 uo.4-*1-)5 Ap 157. (KLRA 10.6)
1. Hauchno-isoledovateltakiy institut kabellnoy promyshlennosti.
(Blectric cables)

KHUDYAKOVA f,
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Ancient wisdom serves 20th centur7 humanity. Nauka i zhiznl 30 n
no.4:66-70 Ap 163. (MIRA 16:7)
( W MINE, ARABIC)
(RASULEV, KHAMHA RASMWICH)

KHUDYAXGVA, Ye.N. starshaya meditainBkaya sestra (Arkhazigeltak)
Preparing a patient for abortion and postoperative care.
Med.sostra 20 no.12:50-51 D 161. (IM, 15:3)
(APORTIOK)
(POSTOARATIVE CARE)

KMENEVSKAYAP V.ye.; TAKusHgVsKAYA, I.V.; KAFLUNOVA, L.S.; KHUDYAKOVAI YU*A*
Soil improvement characteristics of the Palace of the Soviets Park.
Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 61 Biol., pochv. 18 no.1:45-56 Ja-F 163.
(MIRA 16:12)
1. Kafedra fiziki i melioratsii rochv, kafedra pochvovedeniya,
kafedra agrokhimii, i kafedra biologii t)ochv. Moskovskogo univeriit--,"~L.

KHUDYAKOVA, Yu.A.j ZUYEVA, I.N.
Absorption of activity of gibberellin in soils. Trudy Inst.
mikrobiol. no.32035-340 "61 (MM Mal)
1. Kafedra biologii pochv Moskovskogo gosudarstvermogo uni-
versiteta imeni Lomonosova.
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MILMAX011,11, Yu. A. ~ .- .- ~ I- I .. .1 ~.
"Comparative Chracteristic of the Culturcs of Azotobacter." r! ;-,As !:~ .!'cr "ci-ree of Cand.
2iolo,jcvI 6ci. 5ub 29 Dee 50, Inst of Eicrobiolof,,j, Acad Lei USSR
Sumary 71, 4 Sept 52. Dissertations Frenent f r Dai-re s in Scj, and iuigi. in lloacow
S~~_L
in 3.95 . From Vecherny.,--.v-a 1,oslva. Jan-Dec 1950.

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which is defined in a bounded domain G with the boundary S and which
satisfies the boundary condition
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the following theorem is derived: Let the following propositions be
2+ V (G) (9 > 0) and a
fulfilled: (A) There are a function v,(x)c- C
2
function v 6 C (G) such that L(v L(v, in' G,
2(x) 2) 0 1
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Solvability criteria of the ... B 12/BJBO
L(vj f 1 (x) 6 C1+ V(G), v v
1(~(),"< v2(x) in C' 1 1 S '~(X) -' Y2 1 S
(B) The condition of ellipticity is uniformly fulfilled in the domain G
2+,, 2+V
tx F-G, v 1 -