SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KISELEVA, A.F. - KISELEVA, K.S.

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USSR Human and Animal ~brpholcgy (Normal and Pathological). S
Nervous System. Peripoeral Ner7ous System.
Abs Jour t Ref Zhur Biologiya, No 9, 1958, No 40791-2
Author ~1$g
InSt i*ra ii;;;zi
Title S6n9okiy Ihmi-tation' of the Human Epicardium
Orig Pub Arkhiv anatomii, gistol,, I embriologii, 1957, 34, No 5,
68-73
Abstract It was demonstrated., In the studi by the method of
impregnation of Billshovskiy-Grose of the beart of men
who perished.from accide.-Aal trauma at the age of 19
70 years that the epicardium possesses a powerful
sensory irmervation. The following receptors were
demonstrated; terAril-like, arbor-like and featbery,
with limited and diffused character of arb3rization,
ball-like endings, mixed erviings (arbor-liko, ball.-like,
Card 1/2
j. /9.

USS13 / Human and Ani mal Morphology'(Normal and Patholqgical). S
Nervous System. Peripheral Nervous System.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biologi7a, No 9, 1958, No. 40792
feathery) and irregular loop-like sensory plexu3.
Receptors-of the polyvalent type vere encountered. Each
ofthe wntioned forim existed in the aspect of free and
non-free endings. Iarge receptor areas were distributed
on the anterior wall of the rightauricle, in the area of
the posterior venous sinus, on the poaterolateral
wall.of the left auricle, and in the areas surrounding
the entrance of the pulmonary veins.

KISKWA, A&F doktor med.nauk. AM'CHITSKIY, K.I., dots.'
MarpholVeal-changem In the Intraoardiac nervous systes In mWocardial
Infaret.%experiviental and hmm)o 'Tracho'delo uo,8:795-799 Ag '58
(MIRA 21SQ
1e Kafedra patologIcheskoy matonii (zave - 58s1yzhftnyy,,d9yatel'-na;ukI
prof j Y I Ch ka).4d edrs, topograf icheakoy anatonii (saw*- - prof.
S.T. lov6iQts*'kIyjdeceaeed]) Klyevskogo meditsinskogo Instituts. I kifedrs.
anatomli (nachallalk - chlati-korrespondent AM SSSR prof. B.A.'-Dolgo,7
Saburoy) T k07 Aademii imeni S.M.-Kirova, Leningrade-

KISUVAl doktor med,nauk
Recument pancreatitis and pancreonecrosis in gastric.cBneer and
Ule
era, Vr.ach.delo n0099919-921 3158
L. Xafed~a patolo-gichookoy anatomii (zav. prof. Ye.I; Chsyka).
Usyevskoigo miditsinskogo institute*
(PANCEUS--DISEASIS),
WOKACK-DisnSIS)

KISUEVA, AOF dotsent; KULICHITSKIT, K.I.
Morphological changes~in the nerve elements of the cardiac vessels
in myocardial infarct. Vrach.delo no.7:709-713 -T1 159- (MM 12:12)
1. Kiyevskiy meditsinskiy iustitut.
(CORONART VISSEW-410MUTION)
--INFARCTION)

KLSxLjffA,k.J!,j-daktor med.nauk; KOZACHUK. Yu.S., kand.med.nauk
Morphological changes in the cerebrospinal ganglia in cancers
of Varying- localization, Trach,delo no#7*.90-85 JI 160.
(N331A 1317)
1. Kafedra patologicbeekoy anatonii (zav. - zaslushennyy deyatell
nauki, prof. Ye.I. Chey1m) Kiyevskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(mus, smuL-Drsusis) (CANCER)

KISEIEVA, A. K.
6783. Verkhovskiy, V. "V. i Kiseleva, A. K. Kormovyye kalltury.
Penza, Kn. izd., 1954. 87 s. s. ill. 20 Sm. 3.000 ekz. 1 r.' 15 k.
(55-2859) P 633.2/1+(47-398)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis' No. 6, 1955

KISEIY,VA, A.K.
Using natural hybridization of forage beans in breeding.
Agrobiologiia no.5-.775-776 S-0'63. (MR-k 17 5)
1. Penzenskaya gosudarstvannaya selektslonnaya stantaiya.

KISELEVA, ,k~M.
Comparative electroencephalographic data in a causalgic
syndrome and in phantom sensations. Trudy LIETIN no.13:129-
145 164. o
Characteristics of the electric activity of the brain in
lesions of the peripheral nervous system. Ibid.:146-159
Bioelectric activity of the brain in migraines Ibid.:160-173
(MIRA 18:12)

KISRWA, A.HL-,,
Use of bethe with different radon concentrations in treating
lumbosacral rediculi.tim. Vopokurfizioter. i lach.fis.kullt. 23
no.2:144-149 Mr-Ap-158. (MIRA:llt6)
1. lz nevrologichaskogo otdoleniya (sav. - prof. N.S.Cjetvarolpy)
Mentrallnogo.instituta kurortologii (dir, - kandidat meditain6kikh
nauk G.N.Pospelov)-
(=VMS. SPINAL-DISEASES) (RADON--THERAPMMIC USE)

KISELEVA) A.M.
Bioelectrical activity-of the brain in an astheno-vegetative
syndroms following~cbronic tetraethyllead Poisoning. Zhur.
nevr. i paikh. 62 no~5:709-715 162. (MIRA 15:6)
l.. Nevrologicheskoye otd7eleniye (zav. - prof. N.S. Chetverikov)
Mentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta kurortolog:Li
i-fizioterapii (dir.,G.R. Poslelova), Moskva.
(EIECMMCEPULO(MAPHY) (IEAD-FOlSONING)
~ZRVOW 'SYSM4,-,AUTO.NCHIC-DIMAMS)

KISELEVA
Effect of baths with various.radon concentration on the,arterial
pressure. Vop. kur., fizioter.1 lech. fiz. kullt. 30 no.4s
304-306 JI-Ag 165. (MIRA 18t9)
1. Nevrologicheskoye otdeleniye (zav.- prof. N.S. Chetverikov)
TSentrallnogo instituta kurortologii I fizioterapil (dir,
doteent G.N. Pospelova), Moskva.

vm

I LI* LEW A P.
characteristica of growing in td~.e
Central Siberian Botanical Garden for
MEWS no.7:200-208 164.

BBWU$OV, B.I.; USEIVA, A.S.
Ietters to the editor. Zdrav. Roo. Feder. 3 no.4'.34-37 Ap 039
(MIRL 12:4)
.1,..GlavVy vritch Isetakoy rayonnoy bolluitsy Tyumenskoy oblm~stl -
for'Belouso L'2-lanestitell zavedurmhahago.Amrokim 6~liiti*u
otdolds zdravookhreneilya (for Kiseleva).
(13NMILY DISTRICT(TMM PROVINGI) --MICAL RMORMS)
(AM PROMI-MICIO-STOY AND

SHEVCHENKOI N.F.,, oty. red.; BABAYEVA, Ye.K., red.; BELOUSOV, Ye.K.,
red.; VINNIK, S.A., prof., red.; GERSHEVICH, S.A., red.;
IOSSET, G.Ya., prof., red.; KATYUKHIN, N.Ya.) red.;
KISELEVAj A.S... red.; RENSHCRIKOVA, L.I., red.; liADGERIYEVM.K.,
o s- `d"
d
Ai.,re .; OBUKHOV, P.F., red.; RUTERBURG, D.M.p red.;
FAYNIT M.A.2 dots., red.; OVECHKINA, L.S., red.
[Public health in Amur Province; collection of articles]
Zdravookhranenie Amurskoi oblasti; sbornik statei. Blago.-
veshchensk, Amurskoe knizhnoe izd-vo$ 1962. 236 p.
(MIRA 17:7)
1. kmr (Pro vince) Otdal zdravookhraneniya..t2. Zavediwu-
shchiy Gospitallnoy khirurgicheskc~:klinikoy Blagoveshchen-
skogo meditsinskogo institutal Amurskaya oblast' (for
Iosset). 3. Blagoveshch6nskly meditsinskiy institut,
Amurskaya oblast' (for Obukhov). 1- Zaviduyushchiy Klinikoy
obshchey Wrurgii-B2sgoveshcheuskogo meditsinskogalsinsti-
tuta, Amwakeqa oblast? (for Nadgeriyev). 5. Zaveduyushchiy
Kafedroy otorinolaringologii Blagoveshchenskogo meditsin-
skogo instituta, Amurskaya ob:Last' (for Vinnik). 6. Zave-
duyushchiy Kafedroy sudebnoy meditsiny Blagovashchenskogo
meditsinskogo instituta, Amurskaya oblast' (for Fayn).

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j1UTROR; Khomenko, N. A.; 01'rbevskaya, T. R.; Dovzhik, R. M.; Kiscleva, 'B. 6'.
ORGi Mloucow Vuccine and Sera, Institute (Moakovskiy institut vaktsin i sy'vorotok
int. Mcchnikova); Sanitary-Epidemiological Station of the Lenin Region of 146 w
-s co
tarno-epide
(Sani miolog*- heskaya, rtantsiya Leninskogo rayon& Vaskvy
k-c
TITIZ: Scrological properties of Flexner bacilli isolated in the Soviet Unlo'n
A!.
SOURCE: Zh mikrobiol,tepidemiol i immunobiol no. 6, 1966, 3-8
TOPiC TAGS: human disease, serology, serotypinS, serological
pro-,perty, floxner baciUus, Shigella flexneri, dinical method, biologicai classifi-
cati on 'Y-C19017-!p MfeeO.610400(1 1 619 C I'" I'q
ABSTRACT:
Various clinical scrologicai methods were employed in the serotypinig of
774.,Plexner cultures-obtained from all parts of the Soviet Union. All 5
:Sh.';f1cxneY-! scrotypes and their corresponding subtypes as well as x and
variants were included in these cultures. Rare types and atypical types
'are.being studied further.- Results of this experiment suggest the
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VIN'KOVBTSKIYp Ya, A.; ZMIX, B.S.1 XISEWA., D.P.
Origin of some island moimtalms in central KankhatEn. lzr.
Vass. geog. ob-,va 96 now6t515-517 N-0 164 (MIRA 18:1)

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to u9scsted tow study in analytkat cheni6try.

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EXCEUTA MDICL Soc.7 Vo'l.101?. I>CdteIrIcs 'Feb 56
372. KISELEVA F. L. Stalin Inst., Kemeroff, *Non- icteric leptospirosis..
in children (Russian text) PEDIATRIJA 1955, 3 (67-69)
This condition was observed in 61 children Liv-ing.near-a-VKbdfow, muddy'river
polluted with cattle excrements.. Some dis-ea-se with bloody urine was noticed a-
mong cattle. The disease in children began abruptly with severe headache, -fever,.
,Vomiting, and sometimes with chills and convulsions. Fever was intermittent and
was followed by subfebrile temperature which lasted 3-16 dayB. Meningeal symps-
toms were present in 53% of cases. Renal involvement was recorded in 16 child-
ren. Leptospirosis was diagnosed by agglutination'tests.
Anigstein -Galveston, Tex.. (XXj7),:

SULIG, P.A., otv.red. red.; SHEM, G*I., tekhn.rea,
(Standard plan of electric power plants for 600-1200__vatt
radio reaiffusion systems] Tipovoi proakt elektrostantaii
dlia radiotransliatsioWkh uzlov moshchnostliu 600-1200 BT..
Moskva. Sviazlisdat. 1959. 129 p. (MIRA 12:10)
1. Gosudaretvennyy inatitut po izynkeniyam i proektirovaui7n
soorazheniy BVY821. '*Giproavyazl*.
(Blectric power plants)

KUZNBTSUV, P..V., ptvatetyenn" red.; K,IBBLWA, G.I., red.; SHEY32. G.I.,
takhn.red.
(Instructions for branch planning, accounting and analysis of
operations in interurban telephone stations] Instruictsila po
vnutriproizvodotvennomu planirovaniiu, uchetu i analizu deiatell-
nosti meshdugorodnykh tolefonnykh stanteii. Moskys, Sviazlisclat,
1957. 19 (MIRA.11:6)
1. Russia (~923- U.S.S.R.) Hinfsterst4o svtazi. Planovo-
finan~oyoye upravlenlye,
(Telephone stations-Ancounting)

POLY.WSXAYA, T.D., prepodavatell;-KISXLEVA, G.I., red.; ICARA ILOVA, S.F.,
takhn.red.
[Electric anginearing;,test assignments for students.in the
postal and economic section) Slaktrotakhniks; kontrolinys
sadenila d1le uchashohikhola pochtovo-okonamichaskogo otelelaniia.
No~kva. Svias.lizdat..1958. 14 p. (MIELA 12:3)
1. Koscow. Vessoyasnyy sapahnyy tekhnik-;m OV742i. 2. Veasoyuzuyy
zaochn~7 tekhnikum avyazi (for Polyanakaya).
(Zlectric engineering-Probleme. exercises, ate.)

GATZE, K.I., otv.red.;.KIS=VA, G.I., red.; KAMILOVA, S.F.# takhn.red.
(Temporary prioe list for equipment assembly] Tremennyi tsennik
na montash oborudoyanils, Moskva, Briaslisdat. No.l. 1959.
24 p. (xnA 14:2)
1. Russia (19Z3- U.S.S.R.) Kinistarotvo avyasi. GosuderetvenW
soyuzu" proyaktun inatitut.
(Telecommmication-Equipment and supplies)

SELEVA
I.A.; SOLULEV R.N.
Geological and petrographical characteristics of contact
formations'of the Kiik Massif. Vast. Mosk. u~. Sar'.- 4t
Geol 18 no.5j29-36 S-Ot6.3, (MIRA l7t2)
1. Kafedra petrografii Moskovsko
universitata.
P7P

AUTHORS: Gershenzo,n, S., M., SOV120-123-3-49154
TITLE: The Induction of Controlled Hereditary Variations in
Drosophila Melanogaster (Vyzyvaniye napravlennykh nasled-
stvennykh izmeneniy u Drosophila melanogaster)
PERIODICAW Doklady.Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 123, Nr 3, PP 554-557
(USSR)
ABSTRACT:
Card 1/3
The first author (Refs 1,2) suggested, about twenty years ago.,
that the most promising way for the induction of controlled
artificial mutations must lead over an experimental change
of the nuclein metabolism of the organism. For this purpose,
a preparation of desoxy-ribonucleic acid (DNA) was added to
the food of the larvae of Drosophila. Thus it is possible to
produce a great number of mutations. They concern preponder-
antly1the structure ofthe wings. Because of the principal
importance of the problem whether physical and chemical
mutagenic factors are only capable of accelerating the natur-
al process of mutation or of'influencing also the character
of the forming mutations,,the previous experiments were
repeated on a larger scale. Only afterwards, the processes
causing the controlled mutagenio influence of the DNA shall

The Induction of Controlled Hereditary BOV/20-123-3-49/54
Variations in Drosophila Melanogaster
be investigated more thoroughly and analogous methods shall-,
be tried or. other, organisms@ The methods were similar to
those of the-'earlier investigation (Ref 3)- The males bred,
on a culture medium.containing 12-13% of DNA-sodium salt
(according to-Neyman, Ref 5) were interbred with.foreign
females Pys the F,-males were again interbred with such
~foreign femalm. The three series of tests performed gave
consistent results. It can be seen from tables 1 and 2 that
the offspringe of,the males used in this experiment exhibited
far more mutations than those of the control males. Especially
numerous mutations occurred among the,P 1-males of the test
series. This suggests a mutagenio effeot of the DNA. This
variability was maintained in the 2nd generation as well and
decreased in.the third one. The investigation of 298 sex
chromosomes by means of the Olb method gave not a single
recessivelethal factor. The present paper completely con-
firmed the results obtained years ago. Many visible muta-
tions took place, most of which were observed on the wings.
Card 2/3 The frequency of the sex-linked lethal factors either does

The Induction of Controlled-Hereditary SOV/20-123-3-49/54
Variations in Drosophila Nelanogaster
not increase at all or only to a little extent. The mutagenio
effect of the DNA-preparation is protracted, viz. it displays
some after-effect specific for chemical mutagenic factors.
There are 1 figure, 2 tables, and 5 references,,3 of which
are Soviet.,
ASSOCIATION: Institut zoologii Akademii.nauk USSR (Institute of Zoology,
AS, UkrSSR)
PRESENTEDt July 9, 1958, by A. V. Palladin, Academician
SUBMITTED: July 1, 1958
Card 3/3

MILOVSKIY, A.V.; KISELEVA, I.A.
Skarns and =6 of the Mallga magnetite deposit J-n the Eastern Sayan
Mountains. Geol. rud. mestorozh. 6 no.4z45-56 Jl-Ag 164- (I-MU 17:10)
1. Geologicheskiy fakulltet Moskovskogo gosudaretvannogo universiteta.

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1.
I. G. - "'The mchanism of anode lib3ration of oxygen on lead diQxiae.11
Moscow 1955. Acad Sci U33il, Inst of Rvoical Chemistry. (Dissertations for
degree of Candidate of Chemcal Sciences,)
SC: Knizimaya letoAst, 'No 48. 26 November 1955. Moscow.

USSR/Electrochemistry
B-12
6 .'range' fra~2
influence of the poteaxtial~.. in th, -6
Abstract The
2.14 (i AS M~7'
~e-~ _9p_ e. 101]ptioj~ m='tude A f on
or~'SV'04+
from - -0. 5 a- `0
A02 005, ~ 0 - Oi~- 0 ' fid .5M solutions 'of he
~4
iafiuixice. of an'Adiditic'in'_:6f ~COSO~ -on the adsorption o
H2804 and A of COS04 On Fb02 were otudied. A vat; determined
b rddiochemical measurements with the application of isotopes
and CoOO and titration with a colored indicator by the de-
crease of the adsorbed substance in the solution. Porous
Fb0p electrodes (volume 3.4 cub. cm, actual surface 1 x 105
sq. cm), as wellds surface elpetrodes of Fb02 applied to Fb
tapes (actual surface about 104 sq.cm).served as adsorbents.
It was shown that at,fof 1.75 to 1.9 v, i.e. in the region of
the potential of the zero charge (MhMlim, 1955, 36973), A
increases sharply with the.increase of Y. At Y about 2 v, A
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACT:
Card 1/3
SOV/20-122-6-24/49
Kiseleva, I.._GLZ Kabanov, B. 11.
On the Formation and, on the Electrochemical Properties of
Crystalline Modifications of.Lead Dioxide (Ob obrazovanii i
elektrokhimicheakikh AVOYstvakh kristallicheskikh modif ikatsiy
dvuokisi evIntsa)
Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958P Vol 122, Nr 6, PP 1042-1045
(USSR)
'PbO2 exists in a tetragonal (P-form) and in a rhombic (a-)
modification..According to available experimental data,
the,conditions in-favor of the a- or 0-form essentially
depend upon whether PbO is formed in the presence or in the
2
absence of H 2SO,. It could therefore be assumed that formation
of the various grystal forms is connected with the abscrption
of sulfuric acidt,which is retained very firmly and in large
quantities on,PbO For the purpose of verifying this assump-
_2*
tion the authors carried out comparative measurements of the
absorption capacityt and they also investigated the structure

SOV/2o-122-6-24/49
On the Formation and on the Electrochemical Properties of Crystalline Modi-
fications of Lead Dioxide
of the electrodes, produced under various conditions from PbO2
Results are shown by a table. Adsorption was measured radio-
chemically, andthe structure was investigated radiographical-
ly. The precipitates produced from a neutral solution or, by
the oxidation of PbSO in 0.01 n H SO essentially consisted
4 2 4
of a-PbO 2* Inihe case of an electrochemical recrystallization
of the electrode in 8 N H SO an irreversible adsorption of
2 4
H SO on PbO and a transformation of a-PbO into P-PbO take*s
2 4 2 2 2
place. The desorption of H 2so4 is accompanied by a transforma-
tion of P-PbO, 2 into a-PbO 2' The authors then discuss the .coz6-
parison drawn between the electrochemical behavior of a-PbO
2
and P-PbO 2' The curves plotted at the anodes for the dependence
Of (F on 1g i develop parallel to each other with a distance
of 30 - 40 millivolts. The exchange current is nearly the same
in both modifications ' Various details are then discussed.,Ac-
cording to the results obtained by the present paper, the de-
Card 2/3 lay of the proceas PbO 2 -0- Pb SO4 and the forming of the

SOV/2o-122-6-24/49
On the Formation and on the Electrochemical Properties of Crystalline Modi-.
fications of Lead Dioxide
P-form are probably due to the chemical adsorption of sulfuric
acid on.the PbO2 surface. Continuation of the here discussed
investigations would be of practical interest. There are
2 figures, 1 table, and 11 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut,elektrokhimii Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute -for Electrochemistry of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR)
PRESENTED: June 10, 1958,'by A. N. Frumkin, Academician
SUBMITTED: June 10, 1958
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5 (1,2)
AUTHORS: Astakhov, I. I.,-Kiseleva, 1. a., SOV/20-126-5-35/69
Kabanov, B. It.
TITLE: The Polymorphism of Lead Dioxide and-the Structure of the-
Electrolytic Deposits (Polimorfizm dvuokisi svintea i strasaye-'.1
elektroliticheskikh onadkov)
PERIODICkL: Doklady kkad*mii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 126, Nr 5, pp 1041 1043
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: According to various publication referenceaq there are 2 dif-
ferent crystalline PbO modifications: a) a rhombic (a), and
2
b) a tetragonil (P) modification which have different nechani-
cal and physicalproperties. As is known, a-Pb02 has & 8jight-
ly higher density II(Ref i). k1so the hardness of the a-z6difi-
cation is higher (Ref 2). The deposit of the a-PbO is said to
2
be more compact (Ref 3)# It is known that the mechanical 'and
physical properties of the deposits depend on their structure
(Ref 4)- Publication references on this subject are very poor..
The authors investigated these deposits for gold under the
CaIrd 1/3 electron microscope (magnification 11,000).. (The electrocheMi

The Polymorphism. of Lead D .ioxide and the Structure BOV/20-126-5-35/69
of the Electrolytic Deposits
cal preparation of the deposits was made by P. I. Tyaglova).
Figure 1 shows a deposit of the rhombic PbO 2-modificatio.n. ihich
really forms.more compact deposits. The looser deposits o'f,the
tetragonal-modification are shown in figure 2. The authors put
forward analogies among other chemical compounds (Ref 5) and
discuss the presumable causes of the phenomenon in.question
(Refs 1, 6). The-authors think it correct to explainlthe~ I for-
,mgtion of different PbO -modifications not by.the origin of 2
2
different complexes in the solution$ but by the adsorption
phenomena on thesurface of the growing crystals* Figure.3a
shows a microphotograph of the PbO -deposit.produced by oxida-
tion of the lead,sulphate in 0.01 n H so It is very similar
2 4'
to the one from a neutral.solution (Fig 1). a-PbO 2 can be ob-
tained by reducing the adsorption of the H SO . This is possi-
2 4
ble by the s~.dmixture of CoSO (Ref 8) (Fig 3b). The a-PbO -de-
4 2
posits represented in figure 3 are contradictory to the opinion
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The Polymorphism of Lead Dioxide and the 5Vracturo BOV/20-126-5-35/69
of the Electrolytic Deposits
(Refs 1,,6) that,only the P-PbO 2-iodification can be obtained-
by PbSO -oxidation. The different atrength of the deposits of
4
the two modifications is practically of great interest (e.g.
for the massive electrodes in hydrometallurgy). Finally, the
strength of the positive plates in a lead accumulator is dis-
cussed. Barium sulphate destroys the solid structure of the
lead dioxide (comparison between figures 3a and 4a)- There are
4 figures and.g.references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elektrokhimii Akademii nauk SSSR Institute of Electro-
chemistry of the Academy of Sciences, USSR~
PRESENTED: March 21, 1959, by A. X. Frumking Academician
lff---U '2r 4non

31196
3/079/61/031/012/010/011
D204/D301
AUTHORS: Razuvayevt G. Ao., Vyazanking N. S., D'yachkovskaya,
OOB.t Kiseleva, 14 G., and Dergunov, Yu. I,
-------------
TITLE: Certain reactionoof the organometallic compounds of
Grou~ IV elements, catalyzed by aluminum chloride
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal -obehohey khimii, v. 31y no. 12, 1961, 405 6
TEXT: A continuation of previous work, in which it has been shown
that (Et) SiCl dnd (Et) SnGl could be obtained in high yields by
3 .3
the action of iso-C 3H7Cl n (Et) 4Si and (Et)4Sn in presence of
A101 3* This reaction has,been used in the present work to synthe-
size (Et) 5Si 2Br and compounds (2t)3MX, where M = Sis Ge, Sn and
X = 01, Br, in 60-90% yields..These were prepared by the dropwise
addition of equimolar quantities of iso-C 3H 7X to (Et)4 M containing
-2% AM 3 and heating until the gaseous products were evolved (--4
Card 1/2

6
S/07 1/031/012/010/011
Certain reactions of the D204 D301
hours). (Et) 5Si2Br was converted to decaethyl tetrasilane (b.p.
20
164-170'c/l mm Hg, n D 11.5160) by the action of highly dispersed
fused Na in 20.2% yield. It was also established that com ounds of
type (Et~ N where N = Sil disproportionate to Nt) M
6 29 0 NjWW 4
and M, on heating to 235 C in the presence of 3 - 5% A101 There
3*
are 1 table and 2 references: 1 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet-bloc.
The reference to the English-language publication reads as follows:
H. Gilman, R. K. Ingham and A. G. Smith, J. Org. Ch., 18, 1743s
(1953).
kSSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut khimii pri Gorl-
kovskom. gosudarstvennom universitate imeni N. I* Lo-
bacheskogo (Scientific Research Institute of Chemistly,
Gor'kiy State Uhiversity im. N. I. Lobacheskiy)
SUBMITTED: July 3, 1961
Card 2/2

R4UVAYEV, G.A.; VYAZANKIN, N.S.; DYACHKOVSKAYA., O.S.; HISELEVA, I.G.;
DERGUROV, Yu.I.
.Certain reactions of organic compounds of elements of the grou
17catalyzed by aluminum chloride. Zhur.ob.khim. 31 no:12:
D 161, (KM 15-2)
I Nauchno-issledovatell Okiy institut khimii Pri GorIkovskom
j;sudarstvennom universitete imenj N.I.Iobachevekogo.
(Organometallic compounds)

KABANOV, B.N.; LEYKIS, D.I.; KISELEVA, I.G.; ASTAKHOV, I.I.; AIEKSANDROVA,
D,P,
Cathodic introductLon of alkali metals into electrodes in aqueous
solutions...' Dokl.-,AN,SSSR 144 no.5:1085-1088 Je !62.
(MIRA 15:6)
10 Institut elaktrokhimii AN SSSR, Predatavleno akademikom*
A.M.Frunkinys.
(Intermetallic compounds) (Electrochemistry)
------ ....
.MEM
IMIN

Ef fe
o:' the inclusion of alkaline metals into e'ectrodes
on hydrogen overvoltage. Zhur. fiz. khim. 38 no.6:1493-1500
Je 1614. (1,11fui 18-3)
1. Institut elektrokhimii All SSSR.

KISELEVAY I.G.; TCMASHOVA, KABANOV, D.N.
Inclusion of alkaline metals into electrodes studied by the
potential - time curve methods Zhur. fiz. kbim. 38 no.5t
1188-1194 My 164* (MIRA l8tl2)
1. Institut elaktrokhimii AN SSSR. Submitted June 1, 1963. ..

KMNOV, B.N.; KMELEVAv I.G.; ASTAKHOVp I.i.j TCVASHOVA, N.K.
Overvoltage and mahanim of cathodic incorporation of alkali
metals into solid electrodes. EIektrokhimijU 1 no.9:1023-1028
a 1650 (MIRA 18810)
1. Institut olaktrokhtaii. AN SSSR.

KABANOVp B.N.1 ASTAKROV9 Isle.1 KISEUVAO_ I*Ge
Ilectroahamical inclusion of alkallno mtalms Umpokhim. 34
no,M1813-2830 0 165. (KRA l8a 11)
11 I~stitut'slektrokhbdi 'a SSSR*

KISELZU.
LEM 13ORIN

GOROKHOVSKIY. V.M.~; LEVIN, Ta.-A.; KIS OPO IKOVAY A.M.
Relation between the daiensitizationaction and the beight
of the okiillographivr, peak of desorption of the homologues
of 4--ozo-6-mtbyl-1,2pA:triazolo-(2,3-a) pyrimidine. Zhur.
nauch. i prikl. fot. i kin. 8 no.32205-206 My4e 163.
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Filial VveBoyimnogo nauchno-isoledovateliskogo kiuofotc~-
instituta, Kazant
0
Tiiazolopyrimidine)
Photographic mmilsions)
~

KISEMA, I.P.; POZDNTAKOVj D.P.
Case of giant malignant enchondroms, of the sternum. Yest.re,nt.
I rad, 35 no,1:67-68 -Ta-7 160. (MIRA 13:6)
I,, Is kafedry rentgenologli o medjts~nskoy radlologivey (sav.
dot sent N.N - MkbVlo I We ry."' o' ital Inoy khirarg
0 v Op It (vtv.
rof V.P.-Hadushkovich).Toronezhokogo meditsinskogo Instituta
r: - Prof. .1F.I..0ailoralov).
M

MEUVAs I.P.
-------------------------------------I------------
Exoatosis of the cartilage oimulating tumor of the lung. Vest.' rent.
i rad. 35 no. 2:80-81 Mr-Ap 160. (KMA 14:2)
11.1z kafedry rentgen6logii is sediteirokoy radiologiyey (zav.
d6tsent M.M. Mikhaylov) i kafedry gooptiallnoy (zavv - prof, V.P.
MduWikevich) Voronezhskogo meditsinskogo instituta (direktor -
Orof. N.I. Odnoriaov).
(CARTILAGFDISEASES) (LIIWjS--TUMORS)

KISELEVAJ, I.P. (Moskva, A-171, u1. Zoi i Al. Kosmodemlyanskikh, d.4,kv.61)
Roentgenologicalooservations on cbanges in the onteoarticular
apparatus in riveters. Ortop., travm. i protez. 24 no.11:29-32
N 163. (MIRA 17.-10)
1. Iz kafedry rentgenologii a meditsinskoy radiologiyey (zav,
dotsent M.M. Mikhaylov) Voronezhskogo meditsinskogo instituta
(rektor - prof. N.I. Odnoralov), nauchnyy konsulltant raboty -
zaaluzhennyy deyatell nauki prof. S.A. Reynberg.

SVET-MOLDAVS1:5C; G.J.; SVET-14OLDAVSKATA, I.A.; )~ISELLVA, I.S.
Premaration of allergene-f"o vaccin a agaiust transmissible
encerphalitidea and rabies from the b1n of suckling mice and
rite. Acft v1rol,Eng1.zd.Praha 4 no-5:320-322 S160.
l. The Tarasevich State Control Inititute of Medical Biological
Preparations and Poliomyelitis Research Institute, U.S.S.R. Academy
of Medical Sciences, Moscow.
(ENCEPHALITIS EPIIZMIC-Jmmunol)
(ENCEPHALITIS JAPANESS B immundl)
(VACCINES)
(RABIES Immunol)

KISELEVA, I.S., otv. za, vyp.; YWELIYANOV, W.M., tekbn. red.
(Solemn meeting of the Province Committee of the CPSU, the
Supreme Soviet 9,nd Counci:L of.Ministers of the Udmurt A.S.S.R.
devoted to the 43d anniversar'y of the Great October Social-ist
Revolution and t-lbe 40th anniversary of the establishment of
the Udmurt Autonomous Soviet Socialist Rspub3.ic]Torzhestven-
noe zasedanie Oblastnogo komiteta KPSS, Verkhovnogo Soveta i
Soveta ministrov'Udmurtskoi ASSR, posviashebonnoe 43--1 godov-
shchine Velikoi Oktiabriakoi sotsialisticheskoi revoliutsii i
40.7letiiu obrazovaniia Udzurtskoi Avtonomnoi. Sovetskoi So-
tsialisticheskoi, Respubliki. Izhevsk$ Izd. Prezidiuma Ver-
khovnogo Soveta UASSR, 1961. 158 p. WRA 15:12)
(Udmurt A.S.S.R.-Economic conditions)

124-58-9-10326~
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 9, p 132 (USSR)
AUTHOR- Kiseleva, 1. V.
TITLE: On the Development-of the Displacement Method in Structural
Dynamics (K voprosu o razvitii metoda peremeshcheniy v
dinamike sooruzheniy)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Mosk. avtomob. -dor. in-ta, 1957, Nr 20, pp Z41-246
ABSTRACT: Formulas. are set Lip for the dynamic reactions of beams that
arise during vibratory displacements of the supports, with due
account of the weight of the beams; the analysis is based on
the equation of the bending of the axis"of a beam due to a ~xibra-
tional loading written in terms of the initial parameters. The
formulas are written for various boundary conditions and vari-
ous types of displacements of the supports,
P. A. Lukash
1. Bewas-Structural analysis 2.
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SW/124-59-1-782
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1959, Nr 1, p 114 (Ussk)
AUTHOR-
-Kiseleva JiV.,
TME: The'VAirations ~of -a* Reotazigtilar and Orth6tropio-Plate.supported'-Along&the
Wi-
contour th Allowance for~a Concentrated Weight Applied Together With a
Vibrating Load
PERIODICAL: Tr..Mosk. avtomob. dor. in-ta, 1957,-Nr 21, PP 129-132
,ABSTRACT: The differential equations.of foreed.vibrations for a reotangul4r.ortho-
tropic,plate resting-on an elastic -support 'and loaded, with a conoentr&t6d
weight is derived.'. The solution of this equation for the case of-simply
supported edges of the plate is looked'for in the form.of double-&i-`
gonometric series. After~the determination of the coefficients the magni-
tude of deflection in-the point of the weight applied and of the action~of
the vibrating load is obtained. Two examples are cited.
V.Ye. BreslaVskiy.
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N
KisELEVA, I. V. Gand Tdch Sci -- (Ass) ItCertain problems of the dynamics I . I II
~%~, 44A,~~ -q4 , J~- I
of
trated mass *n the v-~I of I
-W
application of,~Iibration load$." Mos, 1958. 14 Pp with iagiawm (Min of
Higher Education USSR. Mos Motor Vehicle and Road Inst), 175 copies
(KL, 52-58, 102)
1

XlSELEVA I.V. (Moskva)
Vibrations of an orthotropic rectangular plate with the mass
centered on an elastic base with two coefficients of the bad.
Issi. po teor. sooruzh. no.13:16-1-172 164.
(MIRA 18:2)

KISELEVA, I.V., ka,rid. tekbn. nauk. (Moskva)-
Use, of the. shifting.metbod.in calculating. frames with pondsr~Lblo
elements each supporting two concentrated masess uzdar a vibrating
load* Ioile po-tocre soorushe nool4tl25-130 165,
(min is, 10)

aT,WKOV. B.,N,~ IVINA~ 1.&~ KTSMVA, I.V.
Pnewt-utla in patlanta -4th -'a"x-emt sharing t:,ie wintgr outbra&16
in
(MIRA 18:10)
1. Wadr&Aqf--=kl.3i.c-axiykh W-L4zr-.&y (mr, ka-radroy T. Mi.
I Ov"' T&
Nadzhuld,P n I gaeudarzi;"nnogo m6ditainskogo
InRtita'.at4 MuLl-tit vaVlwsin i (dlr6".kt,~r - kand. bloleg.
nauk A,BI$3gamzq).

llo
S" so I in dm. R. Frism" Awrl

,
.. ..I-
d)f"' the chain deviates Irmn th
a
nd K
Kisek A
Z anovF4aI
Univ
nln
I
I
[
Il
i
.
.
e
e
;.
gnk
A k S.S.S.R. 74, tans
e
,win.
arlic
w
t
(degm ~ of ytnerizAtij ). A _ r.
Poll in 3.(X14 X III -~ Vf:
wts .11 were ticid. for 6 ymer solits. by incesurentents of
the turbidity r with it polarizaticz nephelometer, with C.S

-1
" /I -,- -_
%- (I + 0) 1 - a). Le.. for I (z - h 2.3 x [it
..
and (-,An HIM). k - 5.2 X III".
w here
(r - 7.35 X 10
at A - 5.413 X 11)
cm.) as standard.
plotting t/l/ir against thr conen. r. and extrapolailota to .
'
+ a)/
-7). on the a-IIIIII'lit'n .4 vIn"Pletrly
r - 0; the intercept with the saix of oriffitates gives I/M, Inv rotation be. 11 - 1). a - 1), thiii $I%". fix 1. 4 0 2,15 X
I
'hy Debye's ritlallims (11jr - (1131) + (2 fie/N7). where III "', and (or
t, A - 6.2 X 10-1 CIII., I c. inArkrilly lem than
h B '1' 1 tilt flexMilit
of 'he Iynllf 'half'
'
l I I values dvtd. by the asymmetry i;f %,catterill f of light.
Cotie
uentl
a 14 diff
t f
i
1
I - 32 tr
and the .11. 1
a
(AN/01/ NAI, In th is - rdrac-
eren
rom
y.
q
, and I
ir , a
" Thi i
ack] for U
2

It
ve idea the solvent Ax - difference of the fdactive .
.
I he rotation hindrance
. 1. - IfIISAIV" U! (
I-
potential u~IKI
4-44
s
th
h
i
f I i

indexes of the soln. and solvent. Thememusquattedis-
an" k between the end-i of the mot. chain was deld. from ,
,
,e.
e c
,
a
ns o
n
%Wit. are more rigid than 11. Interinsafthrilf).Notinde.

he ratio 0 of the Intensities of the light scattered under 430
1 -rndently oriented linear rixid -A-gmcnI% of lenfth A.

11
N
th
S
f Ii
k
it 135
, by A I + IJAIWI (A/k) 1. Thew dems. gavit, .
e no.
o
n
;
% in a %eginent J~ S A. hence
or an emulion :Iystyreite (1) in Mi. 10-1,31 - 700, At - h.- IAI WilvrS. And %4~ - 1.11) a. which givirt 8 -
-7 X 10 1. and for a imlyWjutyltne (oppatiol, U) in I It, U 7.3. Thm figures are in gond agreement with
On the other hand. Idata an rigidities of hydrocarbon chain% from detnt. of elm.
At was calcd. by the iitatltical formula Ail - I'M + coo ~)/_ (T%vetkov atut Marinin. C.A. 43. 4119g) and dynamic
11 - c4af)JI(I + atilt - 0)[P. withr - no. knee
v
a
I (Ttvctkov and F., C.A. 43, '-44g) birtfritgruce of normal
bomls for hindered rotativni, I - bond length, 0 :
e
mlac.
e &k-$. and Acids. N. Thon
mentary valctice anxic. it mean nu of the angle by which

US~"hemistry of High-Molecular.Substances.. F
Abst Journal; Referat Zhur XhimiYaj, ?(o 1957, 1121
Au~hor: Kiselyeva, K. Oil andlizub,, I* A.
Inotitutiont Iinirigrad V#it
Title: Diffusion of'polybtyrene,Fractions-in Carbon~Tetrachloride
Original
Period,icali Viistn. lethisgr.,;un _ta~ 1956i No 1( j, &.11
Abstract: The optical polarization method (Tsvetkov, V. N.., Zh. eksperim. i
P-701) was utilized in determining the
.te0r. fiziki, 1551 Vol 21
diffusion rate D of 7 :tractions of polystyrene (molecular weight
from viscosity measure.ments.0-7-0-045-100) in CC14. A relationship
was.establisheo between D and the molecular weight M, as followst
D 2 1.12 x 10-4M-Oo52. This relationship corresponds to ~he model
of the slightly-diffuBib-le cloud. Values of j~oD(bjV)1/3] have
been calculated for the investigated fractional giving the ratio
Rj/RD, where ED is the radius of the hydrodynamically equivalent
sphere IdNdiffuikjo,ppb~q% -tit
i'~Card 1/2

BAZANDVA, S.V.; KISILWA.' X.I.
Use of tropecin in none Internal diseases. Sov.sed.19 no-7:
155. (WAA 8: 10)
64-66
Jl
1. In imfedry fakulltetskoy terapti (i.o. sav. S.V.BasanoTa)
Bashkierskogo wditsinskop InstItuta (dir.N.F. Toroblyev) I
Kumertauskoy bolInItsy (sav, X.I. Mmayev)
(ACIFfIC ACID, driv.
d1pherqlacetic acid 3-tropyl eater.ther.use)

Z-
'USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur Xhimiya, No 9, 1957, 31550
Author : Syrkin Ya. M., Bernshteyn L.A., Kiseleva K.M.
Title : Use of Vacuum Filters,for Dehydration.of Ceramic
Slips
Orig Pub: Steklo i keramika, 1956,"No 10, 22-26
Abstract: Presentation of the results of laboratory and
Bemi-industrial scale experiments on filtration,
usinga continuous operation filter, of ceramic
slips made from clays of Nokolayevskoye, Chasov-
Yarskoye and Artemovskoye deposits. It was
found that the output capacity of the filter
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USSR hemical Technology. Chemical Products
A
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur.- Khimiya,.No 9, 1957, 31550
increases with increasing temperature of the
slip, increased vacuum and.,on addition of coag-
ulant in the form of CaO. Thus the output of a
vacuum filter on filtration of a slip of Chasov-
Yarskoye clay having the temperature of 20 and
60* Increased from b to 20 kg/am~~ hour. on
preliminary drying of the clay, output of the
filter is lowered, depending on duration of the
drying. Thus on drying of Chasov-Yarskoye clay
for 360 and 72 seconds the output dropped from
18 to 12 kg/emR hour. It should be noted that
on addition of coagulant the moisture content
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USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass.~Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur Khimi~a, No 9, 1957, 31550
of the cake of Chasov-Yarskoye "sukhar"' clay
(T.N. - "sukharl", literally "biscuit" clay
is a fire clay of-low plasticity and low binding
power) increases, depending on the amount of
coagulant added, from,36 to 46%. It is mentioned
that in all instances the moisture content of
11sukharl" was of at least 35%. In order to ob-
tain a molding paste having a moisture content
of 7-8% it Is advantageous to combine in a sin-
gle assembly the mechanical and thermal drying
of sukharl A description is included of
the experimental vacuum filter assembly com-
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USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
AbB Jour: Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31550
pr IB ing an~after dilyin.gof "sukhar"' on a
steam-heated drum.drier.,
C ard 4/4

U.K.,; XISELVA. K.S.; -ZOIXOKRTLINA, Ye.S.
Significance of, f or-ced~ a aerial kood transfusioa in compound therapy
for se"re forms of Bhock. Ortop.. travm. I protez. no.6:10-16
N-D 55 (KM 9:12)
l..Ix laboratorit. eksperimentallnoy fiziologii po ozhtvleniyu.orgsuIsmm
(Zach prof. V.A.legovskt*) AM SSSR.
(SHDCK, ther,
blood transfusions forced)
(BLOCD TRANSFUSWO
torced In ther. of shock)

BULANOVA. O.N.; K.I~~~(Hoskva)
Effect of @odium bicarbonate on the restoration of vital
functions after clinica1death caltsed by blood lose. Fate
fixiolo I ekffp'terap.:3 110*209-67 Kr-AP '59- (141M U'.6
ekoperimentallnoy fisiologii po ozhivlentyu
org;nizma (zav. prof.V.A.Negovskiy) AKN SSSR.
(CAMONATES, eff
sodium bicarbonate, on restoration of vital
functeafter olin. death induced by desangai_
nation -in dov (Run))
(F35MITATION
eff. of sodium bicarbonate after clin. death
Induced by desanguination, In dogs (RUBW

IUMVSKIY, V.A.; SOBOLEVA, V.I.; GURVICH. X.L.; KISEMA, K.S.;
MACHAVARIANI, Sh.S.
Restoration of vital farction in monkeys after mortal exsangmi-
nation under bypothermic conditions. Biul.eksp.biol.i mad. 48
no-11:30-34 N 159. (KIRA, 13:5)
1. 13 laboratorii ek"rimentalluoy flziologil po oshlylenlya
organisms. (say. - Prof. V.A. Negovskly) ANIF S SSR, Koskm, i
Instituta eksperimentalluoy patologit i te'rapil, (dir. - doktor
biologicheskikh nauk I.A. Utkin), Sukhumi. Predstavlena deyst-
vitel"nym chlenow AX9 SSSR T.N. Chernigovskim.
(RISUSCITATION exper.)
(HRMPSHAGN ener. )
IMUCO exper.)

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ACCESSION NH: AP4000269 3/0219/63/056/0;~/0039/0043
_~.:AUTHOR: Negov31d1l V, A#; ftbolevas -;_.Gurvichs
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TITLE. Deep hypothermia..as a method for prolonging clinical. death i-
periods
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SOURCE: Bn_21letenl eksperimen noy biologii i meditsiny*,': 56V
lls 19631 39-43
TOPIC TAGS:_ hypothermia, clinical deaths resuscitation"proc esss
resuscitation process inhibitor, loss-of.bloods blood.loss, acute
t)lood loss., blood infusion,intraarterial infusion, intraark#erial-
blood infusion, blood porfusions heart dilation, hemodynamic~
disturbanc*ap metabolic acidosii
-ABSTRACT: In two.groups,of experimental dogs body tem~brature~Xsw
reduced to'2o-230C and venesection was' performed to induce clinical,
death, Animals were revived after clinical death of.twb hours with,
heats blood.perfusion, artificial res~irations defibrillations and:
heart stizmlation. Electrocardiograms were recorded during the~entire,
experimenj;. In the first.group of 23':dogs only 5 animals slurvived.
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