SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KLIMOVA, K. - KLIMOVA, N.V.

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VOJTOVA, Marie /reviews I KMOVAt K. /author/
SUNUM,, Givan Hams i.. ...........
Countryt Czechoslovakia
Academic Degreess /not given/
Affiliations /not given/
Sources Prague,, XEakticky Idkarp Vol 41, No 13, 19619 612-613.
Datal. "Health Conditions in Slovakia During the Time of the National Libe-
ration Strugglep 1939-1944 (2 zdravotniokeJ situacii na, Slovensku
v obdobi narodno-oolobodsovacich Solov, 1939-1944),," Bratislaval,
Slovak-Academy af Sciences i8lovenska"Memis. vied), 1960p 221 pabs.
;gf jg'_~_ P~ m 7-77,
MOW M-1111

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UU , T.~L, ILDWAs 1.11.
Hamopolatia modifla&tJow in peptta ulcer befor mA follovtzg gurgerre
KlinemedoigasLys, 28 noo5189 MY 50- (CLML 19:4 ~
1. of the Uningraa Ustituts of blood Tramfustoa (Direator - T.T.
tukbarobik), LantusnA.

KLInjUl K. N.i VArrow hematopoiesib In blood conors W.t-r 1c,,Ang
various cliartttles of blood." lpenlnL-md Order of Iz or Ped
P4=mr Sel Pes Inst of blood Tra"N.-ior. 1Anirl7rad,
(Dievertatior fnr De,r4pi- of Ceneidate ,n -Sclerces).
-30s Knizhripya letnrisl. No 23, 19~t,

KLIHOTA, K.N., naubuyy sotrudalk; KALIVOTA# To.$.
Affoot of withdraval of various *mount@ of bloo4 an bewpoloole and
some bleahealeal Ividans of the blood of donors* Aktovop.Welskrod
80.40-9 155. (NIPA 1311)
1. %norskly oidel 14ologradskago Instituta pareliftan4a krod,
(SWO MIC") (MOMPOINIC STSTXN)

3111 . V.A. t K:p,WVA. K.J.: ZMPZOMTM. A.I.; W111071CH. S.I.; ROZANOTA. L.JW*
Influsude of antivertwoold mad antistraptoooecal immunization on the
body of donors. Akt.vap.perel.krovi no-404-36 155- (KM 13 11)
(WHDOPING CMB-PRIIV= ITS IMMUTION)
SUIMOCCAL IMMIONS-ft"WITS INOCUUTION)
IM DOM)
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ILINDVA, IC.N-. (Leningrad)
Oolor's disease, Klinouod&33 uo*703-48 A 155.(KLRA 8t12)
1. Is Somtologichaskay kliatki, (say.-prof. 3.1-Sherma)
loningradskogn nauchno-Iseledovat*11skop instituta per*-
livantra krovt( dir. A. To. Kiselov, N&wbq7 rWwvoditoll
chlen-korrespoudent AM SSSR prof, AA.Iilatov)
I (POLTCYTMIA VICRA)

USSR
CATECOR7 1HUNlAn and Animal Physiolop, Blood
AB3. JOURO t ffihBiol.0 H)- 5 19571 XO4 21950
A IJTF~'~l :Kllmova, K.N.
i1w. 11-01, -
T
tHematopolesis in tba Doue Marrow of Donorg After
Giving Differont Amounts of Blood.
i C" 710. PUB. I-V sb.: Aktuallo vopr. pareliv. krovl, Oyp. so
Loningrad, 1957, 7-14 i
i finl1ric? I The peripheralblood and bone varrow were
studied in 81 donors of both sexes and of various
ages after they had given 250 and 400 ml of blood
3 or 4 times within a period of 45 days. The Rb
lovot fell by 3.7 to 8% and erythrocyte levels
mm3;
Cerd:
cu~npy
~7.4 ~A~,f?y
ABS. JOLT.
'AUTHOI?
IFST.
T!nY,
the reticulocyte
by 450,000 to 780,000 per
count Increased slightly, eapteially in those
cases In which 400 al of blood waa taken. No subs.
tantial difference was detected In tho blood pic-
turo of initial donors an compared with that of
donors which had given blood,for a long time, A
slight stimulation of erythrold and myeloid series
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OSSR
AZhMol.p
i1e. 5 1959" V'.%. 21950
ARMC&T swas noted In th9 bone marrow of long-term donors.
Later examill2tlOns (toward day 45) showed sit
indices to have returned to the initial values,
Adequatp functional CAPACIty and adaptivity of the
bone marrow are evident In tile changing phases of
II&MAtOPOiesis--proliferation, maturation and roleme
of the mature cells. Inhibition of grythropolesis
prevailed the first day after the blood was taken;
after 7 to 14 days stimulation was observed, and
normalization of arytilropolesis'e,gs noted betveen
the 30th and 40th day. With respectto l9ukopolesis
Csirdt 2/3
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ZLIHOTA, I OANWICHO GsAs
Problem of bone mrrow norme Akt.yop,porolekrowl no.7t67-69 159.
(KIRA 1311)
(KOM--ANALYSIS) (X=D D01023)

ILINDTAg K*Ne, Icandmademak
-__ -
Influance of transfusions of an erythrocyte mass on homopolesis In
patients with various form of anoeft. Akt.vop,perowl.krovi no.7t
242-249 1590' (Kin 13 11)
16 Osmatologlobeekays k1lulks Iniv"skvgo lastituta perelivanlya
krovi (zav# klinikay - prof, S-le Sherman).
(stlymmme) (ANIMIA)

VUMOVAp 1.1.1 ITA%OVAj VH*
omr-~ ~
Nodifteation of laftess of mattural resistan" in patients with
I vadow fonm of lm&odA* Topoa*o 7 noo2#3-9 I-* (MIRA Us5)
I (LXWMU)

AKBMW# V#Vs, cloktor mWonauk; rVAIMA, W*MoknpEVA~pK.X_~
KROTOVIp T,,A.,p prof.; MXASMRVAt N,
Chaups in aatml Immumity wA the oontent of vitanin
In laukada in rdation to treatunt. Probl.gustA MM.M~
)I
no*713-11 062. KIR& 1599)
1.6 is um ,.-,*go amabno-issledovatellskogo instittita pereli-
IlLniya hw, (Dauabon n&uvodlt*l* - ablen4o 8 --- an AM
MR prof. Awl. Fiittov,, dir, - dotsent A,D, Bel
(t=tDaA) (I*M!Tr) (CTM

KLIMMAq K.K.1 LCKTEVq A,F.
Effect of Upopolysaacharide from B. paracoli on the lewocytes
of the peripheral blood in rabbits, DokL AN SSM 150 noa5s,
1178 Je 163. (MMA 160)
1. Laningradakiy nauchno-iseledovatelinkiy institut perelivanlys krovi,
Predstayleno ekademikon N.N.Anichkovym.
(LIPOPOLYSACCHMIMS) (UWCOCYTES)

TUXACHIIISKIY, S.Ys.; KLIMDVA, X.N.; HDISEMA, Va.; SWIVIIA, T.S.;
MJ7Nr%TSOVA , f vomf-wrmv I- A.P.
149chanismor the formation of C-reactive protein. Frobl. gemat,
i peral. krovi 9 no.7tU-18 Jl 164.
(HIRA 180)
.1, Laningradekly Institut perelivaniya krovi (dir. dotsent A,Te.
Belyakov).

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ACCESSION MR: tl"9008803 VWbO80/65M38/003/0510/0515
AUTMR i Skorilt, Yu. 1. j Kukh&X**AYU# FQ~d2o4jff"-A. ~AD. I gl*o*la# K.
TITLE: KDdification of chry"t-flo MtiWAY orgmtopolysi.10=11" In an acoustic
field
SOURCE- Zhuz-nal prikladnoy khIslit T. 38, no. 50 1965. 510-515
TOpIC TAGs: asbestos, amwtic fieldt siloxane, carbon, nonmetal tensile strength
ABSTRACT: Chrysotile asbestos. which represents about 96% of the total Ambestbir-
mined in the USSR, Is not acid resistant and absorbs large amounts of water,
xhich impairn its technical value. Grafting of polyorgranoolloxane radicals
On ~hc Of we mineral conaiderably improves its chc:Tilca', rraistance
and the, -nail find electric insulating properties- The grafting CW1 t~p Conducted
in the ir-tiorn of the agent to be grafted. or in its solutionn, by ri-rans of an
ultrasonic field.
Chemical analysed and IR spectra indicate the presence of carbon and of
C-11 bonds in the treated ubestos. --Imsmuch as Lnterplanar distance@ are
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ACCMroti a: Ap%*M3
not -changed- In the asbestos fibers after the treatment, according to the x-ray
patterns, only surface modtfication of the fibers is aasume(l. The modifi-
cation experiments were conducted with crude or grndrd chrysotill, asbestos
from the Razhenovo deposit in the Urals, and with sevc t-al orj!,.-v1opo'Li 1~, "oxanes
of various degrees of polym.erizatio . so shown in Table 1.
Table 1. Carbon content in the oodified asbeatod WM1*a (umde. treated for I hr)
~~-I;,zn of ultrasonic treatment Degree of polymertiat'l-l-' Carbm content.$
of organopolysiloxane
Hexaethyldiailoxnne 2 0.33
Diethylvolysiloxane fluid
7-9
bed
SKT:
3 solution iis benzene 5000-7000
10%
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ACCM-SIO.If-Ai 0 0
A mixture onrestos and organopolysilolane (or Its solution) was sub-
je(ted to ultrasonic vibrations with a frequency of 19- 21 kc and an intensity
of abou t 7 W / cm 2. Flowing water was used to cool the system. The opera -
tinn was ~-ar-ried out in 10-min periods, with 15-min interruptions for cool-
'11g, " fic ~ r-ated samples were thoroughly warhed with hvnzene or toluene
in a Soxhlet extractor and dried at 1500C.
Carbon con .tent, water adsorption, resistance to hydrochloric acid and
tensile strength of the fibers were determined botb for initial and modified
materials. Water absorption changed from 1561% to 251'0 for the ethylpoly-
~~Ioxanf, flutd-treated asbestos. Acid resistance is shown in Table 2.
7 n-bli, ,. Frrect or hydrochloric acia solutionS r~f.
initial and modified chrysotile asbeatou
Acid concentration Weight losses of asbestos in
in $
Initial 14D 41 f'Id
25 54.2 36.8
10 26.6 W2
5 1T.3 9.0 71
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Tensile strength of the mi~Kftfiid Asibestox wan riot impaired by the treat.
ment.' The authors suggest that active particles, which are formcd from
both the asbestos and organopolyalloxane molecules as a result of ft,(, destrue-
tive eflect of cavitation, recombine, producing the attachment of pnj-~ --ano--

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wrlm"somm Speetrum of Corcum in Yrom CoffiPmdopm 1. To f9hpolaldyp A* A*
wimao L, As KIlmovas Moscow State Pedagogical Inst 'am' Lenin
6DAN WON Vol 67# Xo 6j, pp 935-930
Present data of *3Wtl investigation of spectma of aromatic hydrocarbon corcump
consisting of 7 condensed benswe rings, sivitad ty H line at Im tmpo With 2overing
of tmp green line of flumsoonoo boomes sharper aj shifts towards short-maves.
Presented by Acad 0. S. Unsbarg. Received 20 Oct 52.
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USM/, Physical Chemistry - Walecult. Chemical bond
Abs Jour : Beferat Zhur - Ddmiyaj Xo ho 1937s 10M
Author : Shpol'skLy I.T., Klimn L.A.
Dwt 'Irmomr-
: Academy of Sciand --mr.-Cow
Title : Iffect of Solvent on Luminescence Spectrum of Aromatic. lydrocarbo~w. at
Low TssW~turss
Orig Pub : Isy. AN 888R. Ser. fti-s 1956$ 20$ So 4, 471-475
Abstract : Lffestiption of the spectra of fluorescence and phosphorescame of aroms-
tic polycyclic hydrocarbons of the pyrene series at taqmmtore of liquid
air in frozen solutions in n-paraffins: 3Ao6P7-Ubw=PYr=* -h
j.4-bentopyrem in n-heptane and n-octane.. coronew in
n-nonanap n-pentadecame sid n-hexadecans. fluorescence spectra consist,of
sharp lines as in alode spectra. ' Spectra of coronens contain in addition
to brilliant * and Wmwp bands j Und , that as sharp but - veak *Lch'sppertain
to l..12-benzoperylene (RZhMda) 1955P 1500- Lime of fluorescence spectra
of coronene solutions form doublets, relative intensities of components and
A '~ clearly depend on the solvent, the following characteristics being app-
rentj 1) on tran ition from hexane to heptane ratio of coVionent, intensities
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UM/ Physical Ch4mistry',..Noiscule. Chwd~Aa bond
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Abe Jour : Referat Zh~r xhwya.. vok.. 1967,, loOM
3-4
be*=** Lowsadi 2) on tVmLtIom, frou light to heavier solvents, AN) do-
erases ftom 8k to 38 en7'-j in hendecam -the struetv" vanishes AM the li-
nes become diffused bands. With the *=eptlon of 3,4-bensopyrene, frozen so-
lutions of ,the investigizted substances show phosphorescence (A *r 9 see - In
the case of coronane)p the "trm of *ich Is shiftedo in relation to that
of fluordscencep by 60W =-~' tovard greater vaTe lsm&te- In n-paraffin so-
lutions the bands are splltj nature of splitting InwOor of componate.. In-
towity)'dilpend on solvent. 2h* authors consider that,aromiatie hydroearbda
incorporated in crystal lattice of solvent is d1stribitted molocularly'dispe-
read aud'.not as microcrystals, since spectrum of crystal is diffused and has
no fine structure. Noting that the observed splitting may be partially at-
tributed to siolocular Stark effect in the field of the crystal, the autbors
consider as a possible taut* of fine structure of spectra superposition of
lattice oscillations of the solvent.
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AUTHORS J ~ihpoloskij, Z.V. and 41t!va,
TITIZ i On the Problw of the Origis of In* Structure In the LAwinesciance
-SE!ctr&Af Aromatic Herocarbo"Tat Lo,*- Temperatures 0
PURIODICALs Optiks I spektroskoplys, 1959, Vol 7, No 6, pp, 652-654 (USSR)
ABSTRAM
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The authors carrI94 out (Refs 1-6) a series of Investigations of ths
emission spectra (fluorescence &Y4 phosphorescence) of aromutia
hydrocarbons dissolved In paraffins arA frozen at the liqUO-altrogen
temperature (77.301). The spectra of coroasz*, pyroso SO
3,4-bentopyrans in norml pamfflas tram pontans to decans, were studied
in great dotail. At low temperatures the bands waros split Into
multipl,%ta consisting of groups of lives of 1-3 on-, width. It las
established (Refs 3-6) that those staltiplot spectra esm be repress"
as superpositions of several series of lines of different intensities
displaced with reaps at to one another by definite *splitting intervals".
Recently the authors studied tho San* spectra at 2001 and observed
certain changes in them. For wtample, In the case of coroasse, now lines
wers found and the distribution of intensities between the multiplot
components was different from that at 770K. The now lines observed
at 200K gave rise to vibritional series stallow to those observed at
the licpid-nitrogen temperaturej in this vay the mmber or such series

67166
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On the Problem, of the Origin of Fine Structure in the LtsziAes(~ence Spectra of
Aromtic Hydrocarbons at Law Temperatures
in coron"s, Increased to five or six. Moreover, ssps~ratjoas botwfoa
doublets observed It coroasso (intervals of 06, 72, 36 and 42 ca-11) *Job
were regarded (Refs 3-5) as characteristic of a gives solvent were
found in sultiplets In all the solvents (Fig 1). Similar results war*
obtaiaod at 200K in the case of benzopyrons. The splitting interval
of bentopyron* ware similar or identical with the Intervals of toroa:0141
in various solvents. This means that the amber awt relative displaossiontr
of the series is governed primarily by the properties or +h6 solvents,
in spite of the fact that the series themselves are definitely due to
electron vibittional transitions in the solute molecules. The$* end
other experimental raots become clear it it Is tssumod that the series
forming the multiplets '~ojlong to different riat1,.%11y separated emitting
molecules. Local difforasizis of the crystal ft*ll are responsible for
the multiplicity of the serios and variations of the spectra. The
following experiment confirms the above explanation. The fluorescence
spectra were recorded using bsatopyrsne and gyrane solutions at 770X,
prepared in two wayes the usual rapid freezing and a slow frosting.
In the Istter case the emissioa spectrum was such weaker and Its colour
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F, 7 166
01 ~s
On the Problem of the Origin of Fine Struaturo In the Luminescence 3pectra of
Aromatio Hydrovarbous at Low Temperatures
was some*hat different. Fig 2 shows the difference# between the
spectra of rapidly cooled (the uoper part of Fig 2) and slowly cooled
bentopyrone and pyreas (the lower p&rt of F16 2). On slow cooling
the short-mvolength components disap!*ar and the long wavelength ones
are weakened. the central components are also weakened but they
retain their po~;itlorav This shows that the fluoresc6nee spectra of
f"zon--solutions of hydroorbonslare sensitive to crystal structure
changes. Acknowledguents are moide to the Director of the institute
of Physical Problems, Ac. So. U.SX.R. , Academician P.L. Capittfor
making It possible to study these spectra at very low temperatures.
There are 2 figures aid 13 reforanc6s, 7 of whith tre Soviet, 2 Inglish,
and 4 French.
SUMaTTZDt Oatober 13, 1959
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AUTHORSt Shpollakiyp E. Vo, Klimova, L. A. SCY/48-23-1-5/36
TITLEs Vibrational Analysis of the Phosp crescent* Spectrum of
Coronas, (Vibratsionnyy analiz apektra foeforeateentail
koronena)
PERIODICALt Isvestlya Akademit nauk SSSR. Seriya fizichaskaya, 1959p
Vol 231 Nr 1# pp 23-28 (USSR)
ABSTRACTo For a number of polycyclic aroaatio hydrocarbons it was found
that the difference of frequencies in phosphorescence and
fluorescence spectra is almost equRl. A vibrational analysis
was impossible due to the broni,indletinct bands and the fact
that they almost converge# Rowever, if a paraffin hydrocarbon
to used as solvent, the bands are split into lines which are
measurable within an error 11NIt of 2-3 em-14 In this paper
the phosphorescence spectrum was photographed simultaneously
together with the tluoresceno;,;Poctrum at an excitation by
the meroury lines 3650 1 and 5 %. The euvatte was cooled
,.with liquid nitrogen down to 77.30 K. The 00rona spectrum was
photographed In various solvents, paraffin oil# heptnne,
octane# and pentads*ans. In the figuresn4joining It Is shown
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Vibrational Analysis of the Phosphorescence Spectrum SOY/48-23-1-5/56
of Corona*
split in heptane or octane solution into lines which, however,
run together already in octane. In pentadeenne only very in-
distinct broad.bands are visible, which already earlier (Rof 4)
was ascribed to the ratio between the dimensions of the C axis
of the solvent chain and the dimensions of the corona mol*odo#
All spectra obtained represent three triplets which differ In
t1tair microstructuro. The first triplet contains three groups
of lines# each of them possessing 4 lines. Their distances
within the frequency scale are equal In all three groups. The
second triplet also comprises three groups, each of them pos-
sessing four lines The distances vary in this case. The third
triplet includes d;ublet-shaped groups of lines. In ever7
solvent the spectrum may be represented as series which have
equal frequency differences* Their distance varies only in the
individual solvents. Accordingly, it is assumed that# It the
emission spectrum of fluorescence *no produced by the lowest
level of the first state of excitation, each series indicates
the structure of the vibrational level of the normal state.
Th phosphorescence spectrum shows quite the same features
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Vibrational Analysis of the Phosphorescence Spectrum V/49-23-1-5/36
of Coronas
Brocklehurat (Doyen, Broklekherst)(Rof 7)). The series
possess the frequency differences 120, 365o 650, 1157, and
1350. The authors thank B. S, Usporent and P. P. Peofilov
for supplying their plants. There aro 5 figures. 2 tabloso
and 0 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
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SHPOLISKIIj, N.Y. I KLDWAp LA,
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Linear .speotra of aromatio bydrocarbons in frosen crystellj
solutions. Part I* Continued mt%Ay of the first minglet-singlot
transition in 3#44ensopyrene at 20* and 4*L opt.i spektr. 13
no.2sl74,-191 As 162. (KMA 15til) .
tDonsopyrene-SpectrO (Qmmtus thOO27)

SUOLISKIT, E.V.1 KUIKYVA, L*A*; PERSON(Np RJ.
Ll.,.uar alvotra of polycyolic aromatic hydrocarbona in
frozen crystalline solutions, Part 2. I'linglat-singlet
and triplet-singlat spectra of 1,,2-bawopyrono at 770
wA 1+ 'a Opt# i spektr. 13 no.3.-34-1-35! 3 162. (Kim 15%9)
(Sensopyrene-i,pectra)

A"TC/AW Pr-4 WW/XO
ACCSSSIOX ?Ms AP3007271 01006.11A310161001034"M
AMUM Zlimova L.A.
TITL21 Abiorption and luminescence IP"trwoopy of perylene at 20 wd iox
Sov=s Opt1ka I spoktroakoplyal v.23, no.30 IN3# 344-336
TOPIC TAOS: absorption apectrum9lual scene* spectrumsmoleoular vibration pery?,
lone
ANTP=: Although there has b"n many experimental and theoretical studio$ Of
the spectra of pery2ene (C18910) , * Includin the 1walnesceno* and absorption Spectra
In frozen solutions In normal paraffins at 77% hitherto there have been no Stu-,
dies of the solution spectra at 20 and 40X. The present work is one of a series of:
studies of the absorption and fluorescence spectra of different substances at 20
and 461% in normal paraffins, and was devoted specifically to recording ai3d,analysis'
of the spectra perylsio, The spectra were recorded on a-lab-assembled diffraction
grating set-ups Instead of the 00 odi 21rm obooryodim tho flucirescenw ap"trum;
-of t-his compound in haxane at 770K, at 401% thore.vore detected more than 220 linse#
and analysis of the spectrum yialdod,28 normal vibration xodss,J&.aontr&st to the
Card in

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ACC39SION M AP3007271
8 modes deduced from the spectrus at 7TOX- 7hO gnst A&VTOWWOO Of the 11"S'sof
It fossIble to perform the analysis not only in the Zang wavelength rwon but at-
vo in the region of the second electronic transitiono It was also noted that upon
~deap cooling the character of thb multiplets composing the frozen solution SP*Ctrft
~bhnnges, which made it possible to infer additional informtlon an the strubtuft
and characteristics of the perylens, molecule and the *origin of the qu"L-11" s'pse-
4,tra, The fluorescence and absorp%ich spectra are reproduced# wd the We ViWeAUR.,
bers, intensities# and attributions are,tabuXod* Diagrams of the "ad mdtl
are given. The results of the study show Utat thi Shpoltakly frozen solution both-.
od makes It possible toobtaln accurate " reliable Information on the nornal noda
In organic molecules,, "The author takes pleasure in acknowledging her gratitude to
Z.V.Shpolookly for his guidance AM interest in the work. Cric.art.hass a figures
and 3 tab
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USSR / Human and Animal Morphology (Nomal and
Pathological). Nervous System. Peripheral
Nervous System.
Abs Jour i Ref Zhur - Biologlya, No 4# 1959, No. 16975
Author i KlImova, L. F,
Inst CAIDASr AgFra!Mural Institute
Title i Changes in Blood Morphology in Brucollosis
of Cattle
Orig Pub : Sb. stud. nauchn. rabot Altayek. a.-kh. In-ts
1957, vyp 6, 59-62
Abstract j It was shown on 35 cows aged 3-9 years that
in brucellosis the number of basophils
constitutos on the aver-ago 0.4% (0-3-,")
eosinophils 5,9,X (1-17%), noutrophils ~4.4%
(9-56%), lymphocytes 66.8% (32-91%) and
monooytes 2.5% (0-9%). Thus, changes in
Card 1/2
USSR Human and Animal Morphology (Normal and
Pathological). Nervous System. Peripheral
Nervous Systom.
Abs Jour I Ref Zhur - Biologlya, No 4, 1959, No. 16975
the morphology of blood In brucellosis In
cattle basically correspond to those In man.
Card 2/2
71
IMIIAIM

SWOROWO N.N.; KLIHOVAO L.I.1 MOROZOVSKATAp LA
Steroid Part 19s BeWm rearrangemoq of the cz4 of
16,o~-( k-acatylamino- -4mtbylverianoxy)-cr-Frogion-3vOtol-20-cm
acetate. Zhur.ob.khts. 32 no.100306-3313 0 162, (WRA 3542)
1, Yossoyurqy nauchm-issledmUlloddy kMaiko-
farmtsevtiabookiy institut lama S. Ordshonikidsei
Institut khimil ooy"imnly AN SSSR.
(Sterolds) (Prognenone)
(Bookmm rearrangement)

SUVOROVP N.N.; KLMVA, L.I.
Steroid (16017-c) pyrasoles. Zhur. ob. kbims 34 no.10:3518-3519
0 164. (MM 171ll)
1. Vivesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatelskly khimiko-farmatsayticheskiy
institut imeni S. Ordzhonikidze.

CHTSTSOVAl VA; BABIXOVA# N.I.; KLDOVA, L.I.
Inmoblological reactivity of Into to during sovere recurrent pneumonia*
Yop. okh. mat# i dot, 6 ao,W7-31 JI 161. (KtU 1418)
1s Is pediatriobookop otdolquiya (rukovoditoll - dotsent R.Tol
Loyenson) Sverdlovskogo nawboo-isslodovatellskogo, instituta okbrany
materinstvaA slAdswhostva (dirr- kwWid&tVoVn&uk R.A.Mklyshevs;
rAuohMy rukayoditelf - daktor sed.nauk T.M.Lotls).
(PXKUMMIA)
TR

CHTSTSOVAt VA; BABIOVA$ V.I.; KLMOVAt I.I.
Some indices of natural 4--m4ty in healthy Jnfontso VOP.
okh. mt. i dot. 7 no.L60-63 Ja 162. (KM 150)
1. Is Sverdlovskogo nauchno-ionledovatellskogo inotituts,
okhrwW materinstva i uladonchostva (dir. - k&W.med.wmk
R.A. Malyshon; nauebMy rukovoditol, - doktor mod.nauk
V.H. L*tisj rukovoditell raboty - dotsent R.Y9. Leyonscol).
(D"NITY)

TOLKACHISV, O.N. DIDVYANISHNIKOVA, Z.A.
Synthetic studies -in- the field of awaro allmloids.
Synthesis of I-etlqll&at-~ v 12j,230# 23b-
, _!~i3A#396#
77)bf&
docahydromphthiriAm*. Poubolim.
7,8T
Zhw.ob.khta. 32 iw.n,3826-3832, x lia. (HM 25:21)
1. ltookovskiy inatitut tonlWkbimichookoy takhnologLL
imeni M.V. lowwoova.
(Curare)
(Pyridoindole).

~j I
CHTEISOVAP 'V.Pf.; KLI
Determination of tho.sonsitivity to antibiotics of the pathogens of
chronically recurrent pneumonl" in infants* Vop,,okh.mat,l dot, 7
no.7slO.13 Jl t62. (MIRA 15311)
1. Is pedlatrichoskogo otdolonlys (rukovoditoll - dotment R.Ye.
Leyenson) Sverdloyakogo nauchno-issUdovatelskogo institute
okhrany materinstva i sladenchestva. (dir. - kand.med.nauk R.A.
Malyshe"). (PMMNU) (ANTIBIOTICS)

KLIMDVA, L. to Cand Mad Sol, -- (dies) 02"rimental date on the phamweloSy
of unithiole - a now &ntIdot*#* Kiev& 2959* 16 pp (Kiev Order of lAbor
Red Bamer Jbd Inst In Aosdoulaian A, A, Bogomolets), 200 copies (KL, 52-69, 125)
-227-

L FRI t ~P( ~_149f Pb PS-4 IJP(c) KM/JD
MA;F.551UP was
AUTWRs Kilwag L, Lo (ftimer) 0
TIMs Str*I&-2 sea-going by4refoU
$M=i WootmenOet me* $o 190s 9-32
"PIC TAGSt bldnfoil event-amp%ndive "4W*AWStv*1*-2 bld"fou
ASMAOTs Th# a qOVj~t
to built by the trans-
verole -1cvtv&W e midship frame spacing at 500 Inm
Ism
O"M wt
aM the spacing ot liongitudinals at 200 260 mm. The frames congtet ot
a; ~ ~2O 0 r26 0
plates *W ogles OnM angles in the foreghip and webs near the fbila). It*
sheli pbdtft to 3- 6 mm and the dock plating to 2- 4 mm thtick., The struts\
aM foils are of stainless Oteel with a hallow construction. The f*IU are
protected by light-alloy ptpe guardi to preveft their b" damaged during
Maertr*
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77~ MMI
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at Wave heights up to 3- 3a in, an overcharging of the engines takes,
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A'drawing mho*im tho.dederal arrangement and a gra h ahowtqg/
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performance data (me'e 1) ~Kq given.--, 'OMj7fr-t-.-&6l Uiwrem; I SmPh.
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KLIROVA, L.M.
Alsksandra Ivanovns Popovs. gedesestra IS no.106 Ja 159,
(XIRL 12:10)
I. Samastitel' Slavnogo vracha Arkhangellskoy paMonevrologlahs-
skoy oblnstnoy klintchaskoy bollnitay.,
(PMWAg ALUMM IYAROM, 1897-)

AIMMEVA, V. V.1 DATAYEV, P. 9.1 STAVROMAYA, V. 1.1 AXSEM10, 0, R-1
B=UBOVAt V. P.1 V ITRAP Z. G.; GLAMIKHO V. F.; ZHUKOVA, L. I.;
ZUYEVA* ff. 1.1 XOWWDINA$ rue V.;.XLD40VA.- L. P. EUMV, A. S.1
HASLOV, A. V.1 Pg=, A. 9.1 WDOV3WA# Ov Tue; SPMANSKAYA V. 11.1
SOWM, V. Ya6j TURMINS, M. Ye.1 SWRATO A. F,; WIMMA: it, Ke;
SHINKMCHo Me A.
Field trials of nev repellents. Mod. parat, i parez. bole no,4:
457-464 161. (MIRA U: 12)
10 Is entomologichookogo otdola i otdola vinteticbeekikh preparotow
InfititUtA MOditsinskoyparatitologil t tropicheakoy meditsiny imni
Ye. 1. PArtainovskogo Ministerstva sdravookhmnaniya SM (dir.
infitituta - prof. P. 0. Serglyevp say, otdolami prof. V. ~N.
Baklmdehey I prof. V. 1* Stayrovskays)
(MECT BAITS AND PJWMMM)

KLDIOTA L. T. Cand Geolog-41inoralog Sci.
Dissertationt "LitholOgy of the Productive Stratum in the Caspean Mstrict
of-the Aserbaidshan SSR," 27/6/50
Koscov Order of the Labor Red Bwmer Petrolm Inst ineni I. H. Cubrin
80 VecheryAyO-L Moskva
Sum 71

uniffAlt B.O.t nIKOTAg'LT*j BAPOOHNNOT, D.G., redaktor; IOMs Gel**
rqd&ktor;'lWftVVWg M# tekbnIchaskly red0tor
[Orlealatlon of pObles AuA methods of stludring them for pa,200-
graphlo constraotical Orlenilroft gUsk I ustody ikh isuohoulls,
dli& p&lsOipoCWlah*sldkh postroanil., Moskva,, lid-wwo AkadwIl
nauk soak 1955. 164 p. (XIM 8s6)
Wbblss) (Wwaacrapw)

SARMYAN.S.G.; SOKOLOVA.M.N.; KLIMOVA.L.T.; TUKAFINY.K.K.
TertW7 deposits of the We Baikal region and their formations*
Trudy Inst.nettl no.5t22-48 .155. (KM M12)
(Baikal region-Osology. Stratigrophic)

a ~ 16- -
Origin Of pay stratst of the Kuba-Cstoplas look region of Aserbaijim#
Trudy Instaottl 7t202-206 156s (NIXA 1011)
(Azerbaijan-Pstrole= goologr)

SkiKLNAD, .3.G.; ALI,*,',OVA, L.T. ; P.1-`U-IYU-NGVA, N.M. ; 1 U! I ~'- G, V , A.A.
(Conditions governing the formation or the Lower
Carboniferous terrigenous layer of Kx7byah6v Vr(,-.Iwoj
Usloylla obrazovanila wrrigerinoi tolshchl nI%tn,!P,,o kar-
bona Kultrishavskoi oblas iatarii t PA:Iki-.!I.
Izil-vo "hauka," 196/.. 77 p. o-lu , 7)
R ~M'.TF
izz"Mt ff Rif il'-I, f Y?

GAIMILIYAN, I.D.1 XLIYOVAA L.T.; MAXUOVA, L.N.;
TIYW-'.-UWA, G, I ; buLAMWIlK, val.1 -HAw.0VA, L.B.1
TR()Flt,OK, 14.1 NIKITINAp R.G.1 SARKISYAllt I.S.1
GUISAYEVA, L.A,) prof*, otv. red.
[Mesotol* and Cenozoic oedimmuts of the Fergana and
Issykkull Depressione) Resozoiskie I kaJnotolskle ot-
lotbeniia Ferganakoi I Issyk-Kullskol Ypadin. Yonkvay
Naukav 1965. 259 p. (MlRA l8t4)
1. Mostow, Instilvit goologli I razrabotki goryuchikh
Iskopayevqkb*

ROMIOVA. Ye.G.: RDXYAIITSWA* N.V,,; sortirovshchitea plamennoy korres-
pondentsill IITAMA4 A-T-t pochtallon; ADMA,__L.To; sorti-
rovshchitsa plevenuoy korrespondentell; Z brl&dlr
pochtollazov; ZMLU)TA,, T-1.1 XWDIA. ?.I., brigsdir pochtall-
ouovj TU2DTA, d-A., sortirovshchitea.
Zoading postal workers are sharing their experiences, Test* eviast
20 noollt22-24 1 060o (NnA 13112)
1, Ischallulk 98-co otdolenlys, styast g.Noskvy (for Rodezkova)e
2, Lentagradsidy pochtaxt (for BuiWantseva)o 3. Arsamaskays,
koAtora evyasi dorikovskoy oblasti (for titareva). 4. Ximrs--
]mv4sk*" otdolettirt parevoski poebty (for 121mova). 5* 5-ye
otdolent.wo avlasi C.Chelyabizak& ifor Zhalllova). 6. 5whel'alk
24-go otdoloulys *"I gslvanova (for Itrillova)o ?o "yebovskly
pocht&mt (for Nbarins). S. Otd*I abrabotki plavismor korresp*ndentsit
Overdlovskoso otdeleyalya perevoski pochtv (for ftzova)o
(Postal servloo.-Bmployoss)
-. ~Wq
MR. BONN

GANWIIN# Georgly Alskeandrovicb6 PrInImll, uchostlysi CMMMMOT, A*; ELIXOTA'I M.
SUCIMININ, Y,D,, red.1 RIMUTSF, N.A#, takhn.red.
[loonomy of the Chinese Peoplo's lopublial Zkonomiks Kitsiskoi
Varodnoi laspublikle Moskva, Isd-vo INO. 1959o 356 p. (NIU 12t4)
I.Sotructniki. Inatituta kitayevedenlya AN SSSR (for Chekatov. Illsovs).
(China-loonoulo conditions)

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CZEMIOSLOVAKIA
KLIMOVAq M., Docent; LIffiliation not given-7
"Occupational Acute Bronchitis."
Prar,ues Pracovni Lelcarstvi,, Vol 199 No 2, ',',Iar 67, P 88
Abstract* A review of chemicals causing acute bronchitis is pren-
ented 0 ;ractical experience gained with such cases at the Clinic
for Occupational Diseases at Brno during the last 10 years is do-
scribedo The most serious cases were caused by phosganop diazo-
methane, and by polyurethaneso These can cause damage that appears
21 years after the period of the last exposure. No references* Sub-
mitted at the Seminary of Occupational Diseases organized by the
Clinic for Occu ational. Diseases at the JE Purkyno University at
Brno on 15 Sep 96*
F.; EAMINSKIYO YU.; BLAMY, M.
Taxicabs servicinp institutions. Avt.tranap. 40 no.1:1)-14 ja
(Taxicabs) (MRA 15: 1

XOPECIff, Josef; KLIMVA, Marie
Bad effeat of benzene on the blood. Chou pnm 14 noit
42-43 Jji#64.
1. KlInIkA newai z povolani# Brno,

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ILIMOVA, MoX, , aladshly nauchMy sotrudnik
Ostaitis deformans; Paget's diseases analysis of clintool mad x-rar
studies an 238 subjeoto [with summary In Rugliable Testeront'
I rad& 33 noe5129-37 8-0 158 (MIRA nth)
lo Is rentgonodloWstIchookogo otdols, (say. - prof. I,A# 3heitter)
GosudArstysmogo muohno-Isoledovatelskogo rentgono-radiologicheakogo
inatituta Kinisterstva sdravooihranoniya RSM (dir. - dotsent
I.G. Legunova).
(OSTRITIS MTOWNS, case reports
aline & zmray studies (Rum))

XLIMVA M.X*
Bons sa4 joint obanges in some form of
?Sontr, naucha-lealo Inst, rentge I Me
(JOINTS-DIMUS) (UIN-DISUSIS)
skla disesses. Trudy
10:V#9-153 159.
(NIRA 12s9)

XLIKYA. R.K.
vfmcrlo Obf8rvatlOnE ID ostoodystrophy deformans (Pap
,at's 4jse&gq,-
Trudy TSentr- nauch--loal. Inoto rank. I roAl. 10tl6o-163 159. J*
(OSTZITIS IXMRYAla) (laRA 12t9)

)VUVVY-f.VA, Mel XIJICVA. MZ.
Minerafz;i;~~ ~~ blood in ostnodyvtroph/ Wormeas.
Trudy Tgentre nauchs-Isol. inst. rantr. i rad. 10%164-167 059,
(MRA 1239)
(We'TEITIS UMRMANS) (3MOD.-MMLATION)

-.KLIMOVAt- -ki, Ko-u CAND M90 30 1 t - "OEFORMIN OSTEODISTROP"y
P-A
PAGET'& 0169ASts (CLINIC Ph"
Moscowt 1961a (ACAD MED Sol USSR). (KL-OVp 11-619 220).
-25.8-

Kl,.'K)VA, M.K.
transrorm4mvn on zorov ( IM4.1rne #.Ions'* ani
pat-hologI.1al fms%ures It, Paget's Cafas"t Vtot, runt. 'A
rad. 38 no.60-15 11-V 163. (KIRA 17tO
1e It rentgenologicheskog-, Wela (rav.- pror. I.A. Zhekhttr)
Govadsratvi~nnvgo s sled ovate! I a kog~) rentgsno'. radio-
loC4.-^htpkogo imatitutA (d:r"ktor - pr,~)If 'A.G. jAgunoval.

~4IMOVA,O M.K., kand.med.nauk (Mockvap Sadovo-Karetnaya ul., d.ll,, kv.7)j
. I -, -A=4DEhGl A.A.
Halignization of Individual foci in dyachondroplasia, Ortop.p
trams i protes, 25.no*3350-58 Yr 164. WHA 18:3)
1. la otdoleniya kostnoy patologii (zav. - prof. V.T*.Shlapoberskiy)
I rentganologichookogo otdoloniya (zav. - M.K.Kllr-va) Usntralltogo
inatituta travvAtologli i ortopedii (dir. - chlem.-korrespondent
MR SSSR pror. M,V,Volkov).

TAGUWVAP 1.0,, Prof WA.~-,wd. nauk
Roontiptological, champs in ths skeleton In tqperparatf7roid ostoodystromw
and their dyn#Aios in surgital troatmant. Vest. rent. i rad. 39 uo.40-7
n-Ag 064, (MIRA 1837)
1, 01'sWarst"Wy no uAnco-tardiedoyatallskly rentgeno-radiologiaheskty
inaUtut-Minists,retva sdravookhramiya RV-SR, Moskva.

KAGAN# YeAt prof.; Yit'MVA H.A., kand, md. rviii~
Anturysml cysts of the btmos. Vast. mnt. I red, 40 nos2a
3-9 Mr-AP 165. (KIRA IM)
1. 4-naUtut
M141110terstva, mravepoMranenlya RSFSH I TSenltrallnyy nauahno-
%Ararcokhran4riiy& SSSRf Moskva*

VOIDSTNMt Q.T. ; NAXDVNIIp N.I. I HDZDnMTv A.O.j ILDOUp M.S.
Remarks on W.T. lusitayn and 0. T. Alskeend Is article '*Not*-
somatic soning in the prg3114sation of granit"rphyries zwar
are bodies,' Cool,& VWWhuastorosh. no.601-W X-V 60.
(Kift U13)
2* Vasooyu=Vy &o1ogichoWdy nauchno-issledovatellakly institutg
Leningrad.
(clay)
(Susitoynt 194T$) (AlskswAravo O.V.)

i:'i ~-2 Kf~ '4 Z~ ~az I
-'W' I flo JL 71, 1. ',47
5 3

1:: A. S.
So: U 1 50-3 t (Lot -7,1! 1 11 r.

RV=V IMATA, 8 A =$MAO A.L"AystKOVICH, R.S.;BVNVULI,
A.A,;9TARftIT, LA,020WO, O.Se
Iffoot of soha&as vg f4*41ft on development of infants from one to
three years of age& PedistrIlat Moskva n0.631" NOT-Doo 1953,
(0IXL 25s5)
16~ Doomed - for Butovskly. 2. Of the 01crainian go Lost ific4tessarch
Institute for the Ciare of Mother and Child bwal Haro, of the Soviet
Wou Prof, PI No Bako, (Director - 14 IL Durova, Roamed Fasiolas
Ukrainian SM and the ticrainian. Solentif io-Rasearch Institute of
Nutrition (Director - Candidate Medical Sciences A, 1, $tat )0

EMZNITSKAYAs S.A. A " a I GRZOOROINAO A.A.1 ATZIMICH, R.S,:
EMMITO T, 61 U)TACM*- N,,A,,g STARTSIT. I-A*j PROTSW# O*N*
Iffect of regimen wA nutritio n on the development of 3 to 7-
year old children. I%dtatrita no-301 154- (MM 8$l)
1. Is ukrainakogo instituta okhrwW mater *V& t 4Gt$tT& I
Institute, pitanlyas
(CHILMN-4ARM AIM MIMM)
(CHILOW-4rUTRITION)

Card 1/1 M 154-8/19
Author Klimova# M# SO) Bereznitskaya, S. A.; Ayzikovich, R. S.;
and AnarusnC2=0 A. A.
Title i The effect of regimen and nutrition on the state of the
higher nervous activity of children of nursery age
Periodical i Zhur. vys. nerv. dayst. 5, 219-226, Her-Apr 1955
Abstract i (ftow a report presented at the 6th Summing-Up Conference
ot the Institute OKhMDj 12 Jan 1953)- Investigated the
effect of variations in the nursery regimen and nutrition
on the state of the higher nervous activity of children
ranging in age from 1 to 3 years, as evidenced by changes
in the conditional nutritional motor reflexes. Tables.
Mine references, all USM (4 since 1940).
Institution i Kiev Scientific-Research Institute for the Protection of
Maternity and Childhood imeni P. M. Buyko
Submitted June 20, 1953

GAVRILOV, V.G. [translator) 1 ILDWA, H.To. trawlator)l 14ITWXYTt
-tt ... I -ITSV
D.A:jtr&nslutorj; TIKMIOV, N-S-Ltranslator]j Tuy .11,
IJ.V translatorIj MMANOV.* S.L[translator ; FEW30VA9
L.11., red. izdvaj OUROVA9 OA.j taklm, red,
(rundamenuis of tho tectonics or China]Osnovy taktoniki
Kitaia. Mockun, OocgooltOIH2dat, 1962. 526 p. rAps.
Translated from the Chinese, OMA 15211)
(China-Goolog3p Struotural.)

O.L. -

kLLMOVA, N.A. ARILI. LL,
Increasing the chenical stability of medical glassware* Nedprom*
U noo?s37-41 J1 IS?* (KIXA 1018)
1* Toosayusn" neuehao-Issladovatollakty institut seditainskago,
Instruentarlys t oberudovarAys
(KKDICAL SWUM) GIAU MWACTMS-4MISM)

nrLi, I.L.t IMDOTAt I.A.
Increasing the resistance of medical mirrors for sterillsotion by
lbolling. Ned.prom. 13 no.9th" S 159. (MIRA 13 t 1)
1. Tessoynsu" vauabno-Issledowatel'stiy Institut medItatualcogo
Instrumentarlys, I oborudonuiyu.
(XIDICAL DnMWXMS AND APPAILA"S--SMILIUTIOII)

rLIKOVA,
Vlability of tranafteta er ythrocytes In ;*tleutt wItb loukesia, probl.
5-39 a 11%
gamt.1 Parel.krawl 4 ao.qt3e (mm 1321)
Is gomtologichalkor kliniki (say. - prof. N.So Dulltsin) 1%strall.
nogo ordena Loulas Instituta gavatologil I perellyanlya krowl (dir, -
doystvitel'M chlen ANN SSSR prof. A.A. BRgdasaroy) Mintaterstva sdra-
vookhranoniya SSSR.
BLOOD TBANSMION)
wHROCYTIS physiol.)
a
(LMMIA ther.)

IMDWA# Nor*
Iffect of the spleen on the adaptation of transfused erythrocytes
in Im*smia patients# Problogmatoi perelakrovi no,V57.59 162,
(KM 1511)
lo 12 gMtologiaboskcr klUiki (w. - prof* H.S. AdItsin)
TSentrallnogo or6dma 1"Imb inotituts, gmatologii t parelivaniyu
krovi (dir. - dotment A.Too Kiselev) Ministerstva sdrarookbra-
neniya OM
(UWK*aA) (SUMMMITES) (Mqm)

OSECHENSKAYAj G.V.t doktor med.nauk; KLIMOVA, N.Y.; rARUSTOVSKATA, L.R.
Effect of blood tran"icas f~rom leukemia patients during
the remission period on the course of the leukemic processe
Probl. gemat. i perel. krovi no.2o26-27 165. (HIM 18:11)
1e Gematologlohookaya klJLnika (tay. - Prof. H.S.Dulitsin)
i klinichookaya laboratorij,& (zav. - N.A.Messineva [deceased])
TSentrallnogo ordona Lenin& Inatituta gematologli I perelivantya
krovi, (dir, - doteent AeTeAlselev), Moskva.

KLIMOVA, M.; PISMYA# L*T&.
Iffect of the transfusion of diluted oold-resistant blood on hemo-
polsels In Aussie patients. Probl.gemat.1 p*rel.krori 4 ua.l2t23-
26 D 159, (KML 13 A)
1. Is Imeningradstogo ordena Trudovogo Irmenego Zaameal lustituta
perelivanlya krovi (61rektor - doteent A.Do Delyakow. usuchury
rukovoditell - chUnP.-korrespoudent ANN SSSR prof, A*Ne vilatov).
(A)UNIA ther.)
(Dim TUIMS lox)

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5(2) (Dece,"ed)
AUTHORSt Prshovallskiy,Yo*34,/NikOlAY*v&,T*,R- SOT/55-58-5-26/30
Mind.Mmova, X.So
TITM Application of the Diethylditiocarbaasto of Sodium for the
$sparstion of Uranium from Some Elements (Priasnoniyedietil-
ditiokarbamata natriy& dlya otdolonlys. urana ot nekotorykh
alementov)
PEBIODICALt Vaotni~. Moskovskogo univeral. tots qSeriya mat4matikiv mekhanikil
a9troradit fitikio WWI, 1958,Nr 3,pp 217-220 (USSR)
ABSTRACTo The quantitative'*xtruction of the uranium-di-othyl-di-tio-
carbaniato by organic solvents in attained for PH 6-5 - 7-5
A complete extraction of uranium from a layer of the organic
solvent into vater takes place under influence of nitric acid
(I 1 20) or of a saturated solution of ammonium carbonate*
The authors develop a method for the separation of small
quantities of uranium (one-hundredth part of one mg) from
quantities of iron being 100 times greater* They discuss the
possibility to obtain uranium and vanadium by extraction of
V-diethylditiocarbasate from acid solutions for PH 0.4 - 0-5
Card 1/2

Application of the Diethylditiooarbasato of Sodium SOV/55-58-3-26/30
for the Separation of Uranium from some glexents
There are 4 tables$ and 6 reference&# 4 of which are Soviet,
I is Amoricant W I German#
ASSOCIATIONs Kafedrs, analitichookoy khiaii (Chair of Analytical Cheialstry)
SUBETTEDs June 21 1957
Card 2/2

144462
81078,1631008100110001026
AUTHORSo Sorokinj Vo P4# Vesnina, B. to, Klimov 1. So
TITM low method of synthesizing &smine borin*, and Its pro~srtlos
PERIODICALs Zhurnal n6organiohookoy khIslig vo'8# no., It 1963t 66 68
TEM Assiut borina was synthesised by reaction botwo*n.XN and B
A
polar solvents acoording to 8 9 + 29H 2XR an The pure $&see B
2 6 286 an'
MH were introduced at room temperature Into the solvent (othert diolaust
3
or water) saturated with NHY continuously stirred for 3 - 4 hrao+ Water.
proved effective as a reaction sodiumo, NH BH* Is crystalline and has an
3 3
orthorhomblo# face-oontered lattice with the paramotorst a a 7e2ki
b - 7,381 and o e 5,23 It The density of NH Do kriquete,compressed at
3 3,
3
2000 - 5000 kg/an to 0613 6/023 (density
044 g/cs3)* The salting point is 1044,1065000 The solubility of Is 3BN it
expressed in 6/100 all to 3j.~ In wstor#,,6o3 In alcohol# 0~76 In other#
Card 1/2

Now method of synthesizing*#*
B/018/63/008/001/008/026
B1J9/B186
0*5 in dioxane# OM in bentefie# 0.03 in toluene' and OeO2 in carbon tetra-.
chloride. In aqueous solution KH DH to oomparatively stablel in -4 24%
3
solution# 0*5 - 0,90 of the NO BH to hydrolyt1q#lly split after 24 hrs
3 3
standing at room teaperstur#.' KH DH can reduoo'gold# palladium# silvir
3 3
end coppert but also iron afidlniokell from the solutions of their salts to
the metallic state. Solid NH'B% split# off hydrogen on beatings 1.5% W
5000t 10 - 20% at 7500 after 6 hrs# about 33% at -1050C# rj5O% at 15090L
and 6o - 70% at 3000C. At 5000C and overt the hydrogen is completely
split off, and BW is formedw There are A figure and I table, The Zngllshe.~~
language references arot S# Jo Bhoro# Its We parrys Jo Amer* Chem* Boas,
77;56084 (1955)1 S. J, Shore#,Ro We Parry. J. Auer. Chem. Soo## 80s 1. 0
0 8).
STOMITTEDs June 239 1961
Card 2/2

1. DZHAVOLTS 0. M.) YPIMS K. A,) WMA, N. V.
20 twp 60o
Petroleum
7. Examination of the electric method of dehydrating petroleum emulsione by
impulse tensionj Energo biulp No. Is 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APril- 1953, Uncl.

DZMARLT. Ch.M.: KLIJOTA, N.V.
-_-i
Study of the babaylor of petrolvim emulsions to electric fields.
Ucb. sap. AOU no,70-23 155. (MM 9112)
(Patrolem) (Imulsions)

AID P 2W4
Subject USSR/Petroleum-glactricity
Card 1/2 Pub. 28 - 4/7
Authors Dzhuvarly, Ch. N. and N. V. Klimova
Title Dehydration of petroTP_u_miy surges generated
by a tentative modernized oscillator.
Periodical : Energ. byul. 9. 15-210 3 1955
Abstract : The authors present a comprehensive table with their
observations on petroleum do-emulsification by means
of apark*gape oscillators. They describe the
installation# the three different layouts, and the
approach and results obtained from many experiments.
They recoximend the do-emulsification of petroleum by
their method or electrical pulses for adaptation by
the petroleum industry.

AID P - e864
Energ. byul. 9,, 15-21t 3 1955
Card 2/2 Pub. 28 - 4/7
Inatitutiones Power Institute, AcadeoW of Sciences. Azarbaydzhanakeya
SSRj and the Azerbaydzhan Scientific Research Institute.
Submitted t No date

MOVARLY, Ch.W.; XLlWVA, 9-y-
Research results on 40hydration of petroleum by the lqmlse method
on a modernized seat-Industrial scale Installation. DOkl."
Aserb.&M 11 no,lls?69-??5 055. (KM 9:5)
1. Predstayleno doystvitel'Ays chlenom AN Aserbodshanskoy SU
(Petroleum engineering)

DZMVARLY, ChA: TURRATUR, G.T.LnVWA, NOT@
Volt-sscoM charsaUristles of lawar *M mlat InsuUtwoo V"Ar
AXIS AN Avert. W 136-17 156. (MM 1014
(2100trid Isluutors MA infuutics)

. K L I'm 6 I/n ~ /V, V'O
~AM/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their
APPlicstlons TroaWat of Jktural Moos and Petroleum.
Motor and Jet Tualso Lubricants.
Abs Jour i Rof Shur Xhimlyni No 1) 1909 2539
,b..:Ghor Dxhuvarly~ ChAt Ip'Xilmova
Inst I Awbotaban UaivwsLty
Title Study of the DresIdng of Zmalsions in Laboratory-Type
Electric Dehydmtorst
Orig Pub Ukh. S&P, Aserb. i 49
urk-ta.. 1957., No 2, -56
Abstract Results of a laboratory study of breaking up of emulsioc'A
of different petrolets containing varying amomts of wate4
in tank and tubular 4l*ctro-ddqd=torsj at high voltage
of industrial and hiSt-frequency current and with pulse_
Volupf With the #ams dwation of.exposwe to the Volta-
98 the do-emulsification "see is improved vith increa.
sing
Card 1/2

5.3400 77289
SOV/63-4-6-23/37
AUTHORS: Joffe, I. I., Klimova, 14. V., Brodskiy, M. S.
TITLE: Brief Communications. The Catalytic Oxidation of
Acetophenone Into Benzoic Acid
PERIODICAL: Khinicheskaya nauka i prorVshlennost', 1959, Vol 4, Nr 6,
pp 799-800 (USSR)
ABSTRAM The solid acetophenone from phenol-acetone plants is now
used as fuel, in the form or phenolic tar. For the
preparation or benzolc acido the above acetophenone was
catalytically oxidized both in vapor and in liquid phases.
In the vapor phase, oxidation was carried out with air
oxygen over a mixture of Va and Mo oxides, tin vanadate,
.supported on siliqa gel and chamotte; molar ratio of
acetophenone-air :30, 1:60, between 200 and 3000.
Benzoic acid (324 maleic said, and CO. were identified.
In the liquid phase, oxidation was carried out with air
and with pure o*:rgen,, at normal pressure, over Mn, Co,
Card 112 Cu resinates and strjorates. The best reults were

Brief Communications. The Catalytic
Oxidation of Acetophenone Into
Benzoic Acid
77259
SO)V/63-4-6-23/37
obtained by using Mn resinate as catalyst. The optimal
conditions weres 1500, rate of oxygen 5 1/min, the ratio
catalyst-acetophenone 2 gil g/mole. The converzion was
60-65% and the yield 70-75%. Ben-zoic acid, formic
acid, fomaldehyde, maleic acid, and C02 were Identified.
Purified acetophenone was used in both cases (98.5-99%
pure). Technical acetophenone inhibited the oxidation.
The method of separation of benzoic acid from the reac-
tion products was a preliminar"I distillation of recovered
acetophenone, followed by extraction or benzoic acid
with hot wateri After reer"jotallization, the benzoic
acid has mp 1220 and 99 concentration. The yield by
the above process was 8.0. There are 4 figures; and 3
references, 2 Soviet, 1 U.S. The U.S. reference ist
H. AigHileyo A. B. Oray, Org. Synthesis, 15, Nr 9,
67 ( 35).
ASSOCIATION: Voroshilov Scientific-Research Institute of Djes and Inter-
mediates (Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut poluproduktov
i krasiteley Imeni K. Ye. Voroshilova)
SUBMITTED: April 29, 1959 Card 2/2
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VIRMI-Er R015

DZHUVARLIP Ch,14*j,-KLIWVA*,X*T*f-=IXOVAP T~Ae
. Electrical conductivity of an awlsion during its destructione
Isv, AN Azsrb6 SSR* Ser,fis.-a&t. I takh. nauk no.4:125431 o6o.
(SwImlons-XIectrio properties) (NIRA 24 0)