SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOLESOVA, L.S. - KOLETILIN, N.F.

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AUTHOR: Kolesova, L.S. 25-8-8/42
TITLEi Agricola Electro-Duster (Agrikola Elaktrod4ster)
PERIODICAL: Nauka i Zhiznl, 1957, # 8, p 16 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Recently, the British company "Agricola Limited" completed
the construction of a new machine called "Agricola Electro-
Duster", which represents considerable progress in the ex-
termination of vermin.
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LYASHENKOp V.D. (deceased]; KOLESOVA, M.D.; ALEKSANDR, Kh.L.; SHERMZIEVA,
V.A.
Sulfur-containing derivatives of purines and pyrimidines. Zhur.
ob. khim. 34 no.8:2752-2751)' Ag 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Leningradskiy khimiko-farmatsev-ticheskiy institut.

KOIESOVA, N.B.; 1,11RAVICH-ALEKSANDR, Kh.L.
Alkaline decomposition of some disulfides. Zhur. ob. khiui. 34 no.10:
3515 0 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Leningradskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheikiy institut.

KOLBSOVA. M.G.. inzh-0
Improvements In the standard H-2023-55. Sellkhozmeshina no.7:30-32
ii 15?. (HMA 1,1:1)
(Agricultural machinery--Construction)

- and TAI-d-,.SGIT 1. 1. (Candidates of Veterimar-J, Sc-*---nccc;, Sarato-v
KOLESG%TA T
'Z-0-6vdtex-Inat7-.Tbstitute) and KOLESOV A. M. (Professor)
"Concerning the probLarr, of dispepsia in calve~~. 11
'Ietcrinariya, Vol.. 38, 11-Jo. 12, December 19,61, P. 46.

KOLESOVA 0. (Leningrad)
Five hundred grafted teeth. Hauka i zhiznl 29 no.5:82-83 Yq
162. - (MM 15 2 3-1)
(Therapeutics,, Dental)

KOLSSOVA, 0.
Water from malting ice and snow. flauka i zhiznt '110 no.303 Mr
163a (KRA-1615)
(Waterr-Physiological effect)

KOLESOVAY 0.
Chemical weeding of a forest, flauka i zbiznl 30 no.916-7 S 163,
(MIRA 16tlO)

s6TAI
Work of the Central Lab orOgry, Kh1g:0. I kond. prom. 1 no.5:35-36
97 '57. (Confectionery) (MM lOs6Y

,Count.ry USSR:
OATEEGORY~ *1
A35. JOUR. Jo... 1959'# V0. 10397
AUTHOR Kolesova, 0. F.
I I i S-1 1 11 &~'6~
The Manifestation of Thigmot&xts, Methods of.
Attachme3A and'Light Reactions it,, Acdca Larvae
ORIG, M. "ItoxIcaled With DDT Dust
5b. vkuchn. tr. Ivartovek, mecl. In-ta, 1957,
No 1,7 441-444
A BB TPA CIT 1P.- ~GAes larVae ititoxicated N11,41i DDT dust.?..,
(:hxage In the thig
pmtaxts occura. A'ftf!ra
brief contdct(l lio.5 minates) WIth the Poison, a..
congiderable- number of %h-e Larvae vlatch are on
4thC 3arface do vot~attach fliemselvei to the
311Tft-c-C filln of matcr
but.rathcr to -the walls of
-
the vesmel c3-.::to.plaAts.tloatin,,, in it~ Afterwards,
maily of- the larvae:remain in the depth of Vue
watq~-r-and-on the bottom of cou.tainey. After a
mor eprol6nge&eontw,:t with,the BDT dwit the
reactilln Of.thiRmotaxts Is,also tatensified but
not linviediately; rather, after 15-'(-'0 mluu+es.

KOIn, OVA. 0.P.
Changes In respiratory processes of Aedes larvae following M)T
poisoning. Re&.paraso I paroks.bol. 27 no-1:99-100 A-F. 158-
(HIRA 11:4)
1. 1r. kafedry obahahey biologii Ivanovskogo gosudarotvennogo
moditainakogo Institute*
(HOSQUITOES)

KOISSOVA, O.r.
~b t of MR d;wto on the function of the oral orgnns In Aades larvae
[with aummar7 In English], Hede'parnz, i paraz.bol. 27 n0-3:3104-348
14-Jo 15 8 (MIRA 11-0
le 1r, kafedry obahchey biologii hanovskago meditainakogo inatituta,
(dir. inatituta Ya*K. Romanov, zav. knfedroy R.T. Khelevin).
(DDP, effects,
.on Aedes larvne oral organs (Rus))
(Kosqumms'
Aedes, off. of DDP on oral organs in lnrvae (Rua))

KOLVESOVA, 0, F,: ~Ttster BiOl Sci (diss) -- IlTh5 effect of DDT dust on the pre-
It
Imago state of development of Aedes mosquitoes". Ivanovol 19,J159. 13 PP (Acad
med Sai TJSSR), -?0O copier, (KL, No 17, 19590 107)

KOLESOVA 0,F,
Effect of DDT on the lavas of Asdes. K po=.fauny i flory.lvan.
obl. no.1:5Z-56 161. (MRA 15:7)
(DDT (Insecticide)) (14--squitoes-Extermination)

KOLESOVA, 0. 1. (Eng.), KOSMAN, M. S. (Dr. Physical and Mathematical Sci.)
"Photoresistors Made of PbQ"
(USO of Semiconductme In Instruwat Kaking; Wamactims of a Cwfereuce)
Y49cew, Usabiz, 1958e 258 p,

KOLESOVAp 0. 1., Candidate Pbvs-Wth Sci (diss) -- '*rhe photoelectric properties
of-lead oxide". Leningrad,, M9-- TPP (Min Educ PSM, Leningrad State PadagogicA
Inst im A. 1. Gertsen., Chair of Gemeral vws),, 150 copies (KL, No 24v 1959 IZ)

1-9 61 -2CA7 7 Lm

KOLMVA- WS,
Photoelectric properties of almo oxide, Ubh*zap.PedJmst.G*rts.no,
207171-80,161,
(HIRA 16t5)
Nov orodskV gosudarstvonVy pad& ogichaskiy institut.
Vhot~*iectricity) Izinc CY-Ide)

SOV/70-4-1-10/26
AUTHORS: Fesenko, Ye.G. and Kolesova, R.V,
TITLE.- Optical Investigation of'Singlel Crystals of Lead Titanate
(Opti.cheskoye 14.ssledovaniye monokristallov titanata
svintsa)
PERIODICAL% Kristallograftya, 1-959, Vol 4, Nr 1, pp 62-64 *2 plates
(USSR)

ABSTRACT: 0
PbTiO3 undergoes phase transitions at 490 and-100 C"
r,ryst~ila were obtained by slow cooling from solution in
lead metaborate and showed the forms ftl00j, fllOt and
J1111. Their sizes were 0.03 to 0.7 mm. The ewin' planes
were (011.) and (101) but the square.net domain
pattern characteristic of BaTiO was not found. PbTiO_
3 -3
is optically negative and the R.I.s varies slightly'from
crystal to crystal. The birefringegee rises from 0.01

at room temperature to
02 at 400 and then falls
The transition point-is
steeply ~o zero at 470
482 +.3 G. Attempts were made to obtain single-domain
cryJals by annealing at up to 1 000 C for 2 days. Out
of more than 300 crystals only one became a "oll-domain
Cardl/3

SOV/70-4-1-10/26
Optical Investigation ot Single Crystals of 1.6ad Titanate
and one -or two "a-ell domains. For fixing the 482 00
transition a cinecamera 4tted to a microscope was used.
At a heating rate of 2-4 C pbr minute the transition took
0.1 - 0.4 sec; in all casesAt was faster than for
%Tio 3' In an electric field PbTiO, 3 behaves similarly
to BaTiO3 but for changing the direction of the c-axis
higher fields are needed. T8 begin to change the c-
directions of the domains,90 a field of 14-17 kV/cm is
needed and for completion of the changes fields so stron.3_
that they destroy the crystal are required. Increasing
the temperature simplifies the domain structure but
s*le-domain crystals 1could still not be obtained, A
field of 10.5 kV/cm applied to a single-domain crystal
produced wedges at 45"' to the field cutting through the
crystal. The domain boundaries could be moved but two
domains were the least that could be obtained.
There are 4 figures, 1 table and 15 references, 3 of
which are Soviet, 8 English 2 Swiss, 1 Japanese and
1 international.
Card2/3

SOV/70-4-1-10/26
Optical Investigation of Single Crystals of Lead.Titanate
ASSOCIATION: Rostovskiy-na-Donu gos. universitet
(Rostov- Zna-Dmu State University)
SUBMITTED: December ?, 1958

FESENKO, Ye.G.; KOLESOVA, R,V.
Interpretation of-X-ray-photographe of the.rotation of twinned
tetragonal, crystals. Kristallograftia 6 no.2.-265-267 Mr-Ap
161, (MIRA 14:9)
1. Hostovskiy-na-Donu gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Radiography) (Ferroelectric substances--Optical properties)

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ACCESSION NR: AP6005421 SOURCE CODE: UR/0289165/000100310057[0063
AUTHOR: V92'khin. V. V,: Fonomarev, Ye. I.; Llvovich B. I.; Kolesova, S, A.
ORG: Perm Polytechnic Institute (Fermskiy politekhnicheskiy institut)
TITLF: The use of freezing for the coagulation of weak colloidal solutions and
.!anulacion of inorganic sorbents
~iOURCE: AN SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheakikh nauk,
TIQ. 3, L965, 57-63
TOPIC TAGS: inorganic chemistr-y, sorption, absorption coefficient, solution
prc,ppit,y, freezing, chemical precipitation
C7 ~ The authors investigated the possibilit, of the use of freezing during
~!,ation of elements without a- cQ11tcLaL -f--= wea& a3 WeIL as
the effect of freezing on the density, filtering capacity, and the sorption prop-
ertipq of coagulants of inorganic substances. Some results ):- ea.- .,e,- worK are
);ether with new experimental data in oro-~r zlo pro.;1~ie an o,,~erall con-
rtle possibilities of the freezing nhetriod. 'hr- ~s _,escribed
:t. is show-n that by means of freezing a-J tr,awing it is possible to
~:ard 1/2 UDC: 541.18.047

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ACCESSION NR: AP6005421
separate metal tons as. hydroxides from solutions with concentrations of preeipi-
tant up to 10-5 g-ion/lLter, and to reduce their content in the solution to a
,oi',sL,'~urable degree at concentrations tip to 10-6 g-ion/IiLer. The freezing of the
also promotes a more complete separation of k-ilem~,al compounds with
solubility. The dehydration and the densification at inorganic pre-
c,pitants by freezing does not lead to the desorption of radioactive isotopes
I absorbed by the Inorganic precipitant5 fr--T-. solution. The socpLion
'h P
n4 a! --oagulanti) a.-e
a.,:, t(iaL ,:-Ie vallje5 :~U 7".11.1'i'-11:'17 of a S;-~~-
2,---a.; oetore ano after freezing. ine ireezin~ ano subsequt~nt thawing
-o ssL,)'e to obtain coagulants of -1:'.-f-'5 ~ -I ~: -, t nu 1 a rI o r -..n
red-icing the-'r -sr-Lj. -iE PLeClPiLaLes
way be recommended for use as sorbents in coiunm chromatography, Orig.
4:1, ",as: 2 figures and 4 tables,
SUB ODDE- 07 / SUBM MrEt. none / ORIG REF. 019 / OTH REF- 009
Card 2/2 nat

LARYUKIIINA, G.; KOLESOVA). V.; GEGICHKORIt A.; TSVETKOVA, A.; GIDU, Ye.,
agronom' dbli-, L. P
.-616, P agronom; SYCHEV, V., Inzh.
Low-volume spraying of orchards. Zashch. rast. ot vred, I bol.
10 no.8;25-27 165. (MIRA 18=11).)
1. Zaveduy-imhChaya laboratoriyey Pushkinskoy,
Stantsii, P/o Pravdinakly, Moskovskoy obla3ti (for LaryukhIna).
2. Starshiy agronom-entomolog Pushkinskoy mashincsvytatell-
noy stantsii, p/o Pravdinskiy, Moskovskoy oblast: (for Kolesova).
3. Starshiy agronom-ekonomiat Puahkinakoy mashinolapytatellnoy
stantaii, p/o 'Allravdinakiy, Moskovskay cblast ffor Gegichkori).
4. Zaveduyushchaya laboratoriyey ispytanlya yadokhimikatov
MmIdavskoy autshinoispy-tatellnoy stantsii (for TSvetkova).
5. Foldavskaya mashinoispytateltnaya stantalya (for Gidu,
Dryaginao Sychev).

N 0 SO V A-1-4.
GROSS, Ye.F.; KOIRSOVA. V.A.
Ra=n spectr& of two-component silicate Classes. Shur. Viz. Mdu.
26, 1673-80 152. (MM 6:1)
(CA 4? no-13:6254 153)
1. leningndskir goandaretvanr*7 universitet.

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E 1~ a, -.11A 0 14 kn'i! -'T '. P+
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C.A. 47. 07-11.-. ;; - ti-.- *
j, -~4

KOLESOVA, T.A*; TUKHARMYA, Ye.T.-, ANDRWZV, D.S.
Combination scattering apectre. of some allanes. Izv. Aff SSSR. Otd.khim.
nauk. uo.2:294-297 Mr-Ap 153- (xLR& 6:5)
1. Institut khImii sillkatoy Akademil-wwk SSSR.
(SlIanes) (4ectran analysis)

KOLEWVA, V. A.
Dissertaticn: *Ditfused Light'MW Itho' Structure'of (9-ass-Like Substances.*
Cand Phys-%th Sci, lx~~id S+ate Uo Lm%ingrad,, 1954. (Referativnyy
&=nal-JiLtd7a, Moscow, 96 Ilt Jun 54)
SO: SM 318, 23 Dee 1954

FD 414
USSR/Phyzics Oscillatory spectra
Card 1/1
Author : Kolesova, V. A.
Title : A Discussion: Contribution to the problem on the interpretatior,of the
oscillatory spectra of silicates and silicate glasses
Periodical : Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 26, l24-1,07,. Jan 1954
Abstract : States that in the study of the spectra of such.complex substances a.-
crystalline silicates,and silicate Classes the most difficult problem
is their interpretation. Claims that there exists at present no theory
which can interpret these spectra with sufficient reliability. Gives
14 references (3 Soviet) that-attempt to treat this problem. Asserts
that the interpretation of~silicatesl spectra by me~tns of the four
characteristic frequencies of a tetrahedral molecule contradicts ex-
,perimental data!
Institution Institute of the Chemistry of.Silicates. Acad Sci USSR

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USSR/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their Application Silicates.
Glass. Ceramics., Binders, 1-9
Abet journel: Rererat zhur - m2imiya., No 2.. .1957.. 5166
Author: Gross, Ye. F.i;Koleseval A.
Institution: Academy of:
Sciences.USSR
Title: Ham =ect and Structure a Vitreous Bodies
Original
Publication: Sb. Stroyenlye steklaP.M.-L.,-All SSSR, 1955, 56-61
Abstract: Data are presented ccucerning changein frequencies and intensities of
Raman spectra on alteration of _ ccmposition of glasr. ",i-6) (quaitzo SO-
d1um silicate and potassium- silicate). On the basie~'~of anticoinc.1-
dences of vibration spectra.of crystalline quartz and.vitreous silica
the conclusion Is drawn that, apparently,, network of vitreous silica
cannot be considered.to be a faulty lattice of crystalline quartz.
From investigations of. vitreous, silica by other methods (for instance,
density measurements, x-ray diffraction analysis), and also on taking
into accept the invariable separation of cbristobalite crystals on
Card -1/2

USMV02emlcal Tecbnology. Memical Products and their Appl1cation. J-12
Mwa - Ceramics - Building Materials
Abs Joux: Referat 2h.-Kh.,, No 8, 1957, 97615
Author V.A. Kblesova-
Last
Title Answe~r ~nmkaya.
Orig Pub: vSb: Stroyeniye stekla., M--L-x AN SM, 1955, 326-327.'
Abstract: Considerations repxding the fact that the wsertion of V.A.
Florinsk%~u concerning the presence of soditm bisilicate in
glass vith 33-3% of Naz~D is not substantiated are brought
forward. See BZbDim, 1957, 519, 5169 ana 5182.
Caxd

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Additioma Sponsorin; Agettal: AkagUlYMk rAUk SM. K04dG6171 00
spektroaicopiti rd.t 4uar, S.L.1 Tech. Zd.t Sarar4uk, T.Y.1
Witarial Z"rdj tac-Anterg G.S. AeadulcdLa (F44p. E4., Deceased).
r4parant, U.S., Doatar of k;Si;;l Ald YAUI.-StiCAl SCieACOO,
Fabelinsklyf I.L,=tor of ftsical and KithamaUcel Scienceso
JF21w1kfiat,, A.. t*r of pblexcal "d Kamezatical Saiames.
Kartl%OU, V.G.. CoMI'date of Techalcal Sciences, FWyakly, S.R.,
C=Udatq or ftsiaAl ard Kat'son-Atical Sciences. 92UGinkir, L.K.,
CarAidate or Pbj*!W a:-A YAtt-ArAtioal Sciences. Ydllyar--huk, T.3.,
CarAidate of r1qa1,:&I &ad W~Isee:atloaj Soi4aqat; tW filaubemno
A. Ye., C&sAldst* of ftsical and Mthesmatical VI-me'.
C.,
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StuAr of tbA Isatogo Effeat &-A VerMeation of,
rnframd 44eWs of Noract TrifluarLds
MItUT, A.A.,,Ye. W. lbskwitlua, and T.K. Tatavakly.
O=tlt&t&V* AMA1741S or Borm Uotor-44 br YAWS
of Taframd Spe-al-ma of H4m TrICIttorides 4TI
YAX't"Vo CA.* V4. T44 3UxYsJ=v, $ad T.K. Tat4vakly.
SUOY af 114OU-= Speitra, and laotople Ute4t
Im 34M Qm4m cosuatims
NaItt*vs A.M., T.q. Vtwkuw, ad VJL Tattv&My.
Study of cleatrats speatro w uotwis "fees I*
3- Qqv- comoo-As
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PONT, A.A. KOLESOVA. V.A.*-?WIR~WA, Yu. 1.
Studies-in'the field-of conju tad systems. Plart 78t Raman spectra
and reactivity of-vivyl4aptyleps hydrocarbons. Zhur. ob. khIm. no,8,.
2Q81-208?.Ag.l3?*..-
1. Ieningradskiy tek"ologichq lay institut imeni Lensoveta.
wuytenyue)

AUTHORS: Toronkovy X. G.f Kolesova, V. A., 62-11-10/29
Zgonnik, V. N..
TITIXt Big- (Trialkylailyl) Phosphinates (Bis-(trialkilsilil)

PERIODICAM Izvestiya AN SSSR,10tdolenie Kbimicheakikh 11auk, 19571
Ir 110 pps 1363-107- (USSR)
ABSTRACTs Methods for.the synthesis of bis-(trialkylsiljvl)-
phosphinates prsviouelly~unknown' by'means of reaction of the
phosphorous-eoid with:trialkylahlorosilanee or trialkyl-
kozysilanes.were elaborated hereand thespectra of their
oombination'dispersion were investigated. In the.spootrum
ofthe bin-(trialkylailyl)-ather of the phosphorous acid a
series of,frequ4noies in the area of
50 -
1050 oz
0
-
-
in which occur deformation oscillations R P - 0 (reference
6-10), was ascertained. But in this area are also the,
,falonos-osaillations 0-0. The frequency of about $50 om -1
which is-aharacteristical for trinethylphosphate
(OR 0),P a 0 but lacking in the triethylphosphate spectrum
Card 1/2 (reference 10)# was here only observed in the spectra of

CZEMCSWVAKIA/Physical Chenistry. Molemde. Chenical Bond.
Abs Jour; Ref , Z-hur-12W5 110: 131.,1958, -42294,
Author Kolesova V. A., Voronkov M. G.
Inst.;i - - I :~ .1-
Title Faman Spectra of Alkyl-Trichlorosilanes and Alpha-
omega-tis-(I.nrichlorosilyl)-Alkanes.
Orig Pub: 5b. chekhoal. khim- rabOtt,1957,:22,:Ho.',A, 851-661V
Chera. listyp 1957, - 51.9 -666,
Abstract; Investigation of-Raran spectra ofI4 alkyl-, eyelo-
tilkyl-;, phehyl-tridhlorosilanes band. alpha-ome(Sa-
bia-(trich.'Lo-rosilyl)-alkaniBa-'(1).- -Freqt~encies in
the - - cm
t ~jregion 6f~162-180 - 0 - ~ and 225 on are . attri -
buted'-tb-degenerated--deformtion vibration of SiCl
at 40 -and. 565 % cm- to - sy=etrical and degene-
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5(5)
AUTHORS: Kukharskaya, E. V., Andreyev, D. Not SOV/62-58-11-16/26
TITLE: the Interaction of Trimethylsilylmethyl Magnesium Chloride
with Estdrs-(O Vzaimodeyst*ii trimetilaililmetilmagn'iykhlorida
so slozhnymi efirami)
PERIODICALt Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSRt Otdelaniye khimioheskikh nauk,
19589 Nr 1,1g pP 1372-1375 (USSR)
LBSTRACTs In the present p*per th?. authors investigated the interaction
of trimothylsilylmethyl.magnesium chloride with ethyl a6etatet-
ethyl-n-butyrate,and ethyl_iqobVtyrate. It was found that the
reactioq with the two asn'tioned first takes place normally
in the.4ire9tion`of,the formation of tertiary alcohols. It is,
however# Aloo apoompanied by a IS-Aeoay, by a cleaving-of'f of
a radical!(UH-4)'33i-from. the newly formea tertiary al6ohol
due to th, rujulie of the Si-C'-binding. ThLs fact, how'ever,
was not stirpribing.A number of scientists had observed-'
already edrl .ior''that in thIa ease of organosilicic /3-alcohols
Oafe 3 and 6) as well as in the case of 12-acids (Refs 3,5),
of ketones! '(Ref 4), and of esters (Ref 7) a rupture of
Card 1/2 Si-0 bindings takes place under the .action of electrophilic

On the rnteraction of Trj .nethyleilylmothyl Magnesium sov/62-58-11_i6/26
Chloride With Esters
and nuoledphiiia, a' -'a. In the case of an experiment with
,gen-.
ethyl 130~utyrate tertiary aloohol.or olefin could not be
separated,' The branqhed structure of the acid apparently
re,prosent*d-'P-o~Laiderable,steric hinderances which obstructed
the cours4 of the r6iotion. If orgahosilicic alcohols
containkng" a.hydroxylgraup at the-.13.!oarbon atom are
dehydrate& unsaturated klicon carbid4a with a double bond
in the A.-!_04ition form. There ate 10 references, 4 of which
are Soviet.
ASSbCIkTrONt Institut khimii,silikatov Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute-of
Silicate Chemistry of the-Academy of Sciences)USSR)
SUBMITTEDs March 20, 1957
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of US g2sam struature and optical I.AvesilgAtlan aalb.402 T,
j2tEL--X&r_- -Xafrarol lefloollon 3ppotra, of Z.41~2 2 . alt.
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Us MUSa" StroOti" and 11b* propartl,s of the frIsUllifts !~rtaj
6. IL Irabovskm am T. P. c"realsimal raparled 9.1 aI-uo%=AL
lamstigptj~s of 2404- AM 111suathborAlf glasses wlth the all -:
infrared A. The Q~sxtlsatlwv R.latl.z of
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SOV/51-6-1-7/36
AUViOR: Kolesova, V*A-.
TITLE,. The Irf rarei Ab%,.crpb4.oa 6 per-tia of Sili ~-E'ktaa Containing AL and
of Certain Crystalline Aluminaten (Infrakrasnyyo spektry
pogloshchenly-n- silikatov, soderrhash;,!Lkh Al, I nakotorykh
kristallichovkAirz alyvmizatcr)
WRIODIVAL - Optila i Spoktroskotiya, IOS9, Vol 6, Nr 1, pp 3F.-44 (USSR)
ABSTRALT: The infrared absorption speetra of 13 crystals were studied la the
ranSe 410-1330 The cr7vtaL,~ vereks e-or.-adum MAT,,, Ilium
&a
oxids Ga~,03, hydray-lillits sodi--= NaA10
albits N;[A 91,
1 pel, rjrtior~!wia g[-Ajsnzqp, law,,Its KEAM20610
napheline Na W, -kyanito (dial,
17A 'hZv) A.12,30., t(-spodumeno WAI-13'20611
.g-sptd-umftme M[A.13-14FJ~ iado and grosf;uiarito C&SAI LU04U.
.1 2
The *ipactra.were obtaiaGd on a VIM-M75 sposetwonater with e. HMOI Priam
arA an TZP-10 ispaitrcmetor with a KHr prikin. Samples were In +J2* ro=
L
01 -bLuz=jArent diak; z,3nsisting of compressad powder of KBr and abomt
0,115% of ths autstar.--a studlad. For some suk4tanco,~ samples wore
preparod ia the form of zusp6xiaions in paraffin oil. It was found that
tho -,~Vectra obtaiued on solid samplez and on samples In the fo= of
card 1/3 a-a17-pow1cn.-3 were, identical, tut in all cases, exceptAI205, tho

SOV/51-6-1-7/50
The Infrare-, Abverption Spa~;tra of Silicatea Containing Al,aad of Cartaia
Crystalline Abcminate,,~
ab,3or-t~vu rsa~., wo-.5 dearer whon R(Aid ownplas were used. The
r
ab-sorption fpatT-Tep obtalzsd art givon ia Figs 1-3, and the positions of
atsorption imxima are. givan in Tablis '. Fig 1 giv4ss the at6orption
,ipo,tra of -orurvitw (c-,urvo IF) . Eallium vrlde (2), hydrargillite (3)
;T-ol-A-= aluminati, (4.). "1 elves the 8pactra of the folloidng
alrits (t:cavs, I) qxrltw,~Ias* 1,21, laucits (3).
nerhall.a4l kt-yarit* fl-srud=eaa (%*). Fig 3 gives the spectra of
al~alnkl.m ailli-atcm.- (cur7e D, jade (2) and grossularits, (5).
it va~, fcmA t1hat i-a ihe qactra of aliminates and allaminosilicateik whoso
ot;(~-!f,tzi.mrs contairz Al atlw izx the part, there is a band In the
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SOV/51-6-1-7/30
The infrared Absorption, S pectra, of Silicates CoatainingAl,and of Cortokin
crystalline Alwainatea
region 7ZO-780 cm-1- which may be due to vibrations of th9,kl--O~IbovA&-
The author thanim I.S. Lileyev and M. Shirokova, for supply o2.
G&203 ar4 WaLI-1102 aam?les and hh.8. 111kc-gosyan for supply of other
minerals. N.V. Relov aud la.F. GrQ35 for their advice. llhar6 are
2 tables, 3 fipms and Lj reforowea, 5 of vhi,.,h are 8oviet,
7 English, 5 Uarman and 1 tranalation.
SUEMLCTED: Fabr~iary ?P, 1961~
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SOV/51-7-2-25/54
ADTHORZ K-,,13Gova V.A. and Ryahn, Ya. I.
TITIZ: Infra-r3d 2.bsorption .0nactrum of Hydrargillits Al(OH)3-(Infrakrasnyy
sooktr no,rloshchenlya gidr9rgillita
(USSR)
Opti 9,m I spaktroskopiya, 1959, Vol 7, Hr 2, pp 261-263
T: The authors recorded infrared absorption spectra of synthetic and
natur-al hydrargillite i'41(OH)3 ani its d autaro -analogue Al(OD)3 in the
frequency region 420-3700 cm-1. AI(OD)3 was prepared by areaction of
NaA102 vith heavy ma-car, D20 at 800G. The final product-was ideatifiW
by X-ray diffraction and infrared spectroscopy. The spectra were
recorded by means or an apectroFraph with an LiF:priram
(.11700-2000 a V11Z-M instrument vith an NaG1 prism (2000-700
and an ISP-14b, iwtmmont vith a KBr prism (700-420 cm-1). Samples were
in the form of aisics made of a mixture of the studied substance with
potassivon bromide or, ).:i-t~Lo-foxxa of suspension. The recorded spectra
are shoim In a figurai on p:262. Three ba-zids at 1620, 958 and. 914- cm-1
observed in the 4%1(OH)3'P, pectrum disappear In the spactrum.of AI(OD)s
(OXCOIDt for an inflection at 720 cm"1),' these bands are due to
defori,tatioaal vibrations b(OH'). The presence of these deformational
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Infrared ,.bsorg bion &'psctrum of Hydrargillite A10103 SOV51-7-2-23/34
1xinds indicFAos t'nqt the AU-0 bond in hydrargillits has partly covalent
ii-.'kturo. This confims Koleaova's earlier suggeutlon (Ref 4). The ride
and intense band at 802 cia-1 in the .11(01.1.).3 spectrum is due to vi~roaticras
of %(Al--JH) type; the corresponding band In the Al(OD).3 spectrum occurs
at 775 cm-1. The ride Al(OH),3 band at 743 cm-l disappears on
deutoration and it is tentativel ascribed to 40H) vibrations.
.~.t 3617, 3520, 3428 and 3380 cmLl V(OH) bands were observed in the
.11,1(0H)3 s-doctrum; the corresponding Al(OD)3 bands ware at 2672, 2602,
2558, 2543 and 2505 cm -1 Ethe'.3428 cm-1 band of Al(OH)3 splits into
two co-muonents at 2558 and 2548, cm-1 In Al(ODO. There are I ft&ura
and 7 raferencea, I of which is Soviet, I translation from English
ii-ito ,,uasian, 3 Znglish and 2 Garman.
SUBMITTLID: February 3, 1959
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MM I 'MD01 UPWITATION SOV/41B6
Stra"mSys V*&.-4h*stva I (Structure of Matter
and Soactrascopy) Moscow, US-" 0 333R. 1960. 113 P.
ZMt& sUp inserted. 2.3W copies print4d.
VA.t X. V. &stAkhov. Prorossor; Tech. FA.t T. P. rol*revs.
PMMSXI This collection CC &rtlclss is Inia0dod for physicists
a" C)wml$ts interested in MV40trOgooVic methods of research
On the structure at moleaulas and related problents.
COVEMNs The articles contained in thla colledtlon wart
taken rimm the editorial riles or the zhurnal rizienexkor
ILhImal C.Tdarnsl of Physical Chagastry) and a" concerned
Vith 8>metroscoplo meth4dm In research an the structure or
00146410s, the bydrogin bond, Isotopic effects, problems
In SAV%StmehanlStry, the structure of aqueous solutions of
610atrelytem. and -the chamintry of Complex compounas. Refer-
*nee$ Individum4. articles,...
The &uthzr thanka the following for havWS pLrtielpattd
in datorw4nim the denslb7 of daularoaOmpovind3z V. 0.
Oolov, P. X. Nikolayev, V. 1. ?Waho"avyy, Yo. Z. Zhur-
av.4w. V. X. Mu:rz1A,And L. 3. ZhilkIn. He thanks A. 1.
Brodakly for his discussion of the rq*,Utm.
v and W. D. Aj.!,tjbuj!r [147vocherkmewkiy volt
Polrttch:114 InstItNA).
Problais cr.Cr4L:qw In th# Stzvctur* of Fulyethylena at
UX*njlC)n
69
and NC.
jt;or11kty 3t4t* L
.I tot"t"S Y IaCtOP'%MrXrf*G% On the V11*0111ty
73
and Y_V Yed6nka jn;v%*tI_
tion.or aurraee7 wnszon or Liqui
d 1. Sur
Tension of, ML XM&d-UIV~X. Syst#lt
coordination squilibris ~of Nickel Ions in
PW - 3102 aystem olasses
A. tz"titut knimll. 9111kat'ov (Xnstltuto or
j0gag
silicates)). Structure of 3"'Imene Olass 93
V. 1. Averlyanov IS thanked for having plotted the Curves
for 0. aml p- spodumans " for the arystalllzati*n
product of, sVOdV.1*n* glass.
K. t physic~ah*mIcal instituto lxoni L. U. Karpov) .
w-
;1% 01 -33 X-3100tron DIV-4gnotle 3usceptibility
0: Certain )(alteglas C-ntaining the 3li-PlAmber Carbon RIng
Vith the Ald of tt* Pyet Zlectrons P~Ivl 1 96
The author thanks 1. H. KLlaon*v&y& Lnl 13. Yo. S=cs%dov
for the M=4riema calcula*10fts. wvl T's. H. Olr*7&novlL-
N. Manov. for their suZ&cStIOnz.'
UMOY tyeva [rm&tjtut o
m__Q'_TL_sn'l K. H 14 bah!h*Y I
worz&n1Cn*Sbwy ~n= (Instituto *r
(knoral and 11sarganla Chemistry Imeni U. S. rurnakov)l.
Tq"ratur* Dw;~nlenc* or Coordl"UCO 21~nbera of Alkali
XCA;.n. 9, ;~_11rAVak1v lz3tltut L-3-
X. Kirov& !VT!. Ur3a p l3rt~ hale: L'stituto
X. Kirov, Sirr~llov3k)j! ftm of aurflc~.~%n3lon
U*th*m. a
LVAILADI.St Llltr~~r of ConzrO33
JA/d"/Cc
Ca.'I 10-20-60

~Oat~jaalyu, 31, t"llu-,rad, 1959.
v~c4c,,---znO,,O ~OvVA~;Chanlyft 1Aft.2nzTr-d,
16-20 nwfabryl Iq59 (Vitmoir SLdt~; Tr-~-tionA or t4e 71,lrl 411-UMICI Can-
fercr.ce an the Vltrco,~ State, Held in 1959) KUCO4,
IzS-vo AN =11, 156D. 5~4 r. J:rrAtb slip Inzer-ed. 3.~e.W coplec prtntcd-
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Sponsoring A6encleA: Institut khimii allikAlov nauk !!3=111. Vaeoqy'=ncjc
khWchc&kayv obahcheatva Imeni D.I. Headeleyeva and Goauda"t-nnyy Ordena.
Lenin& optichezicly Inetitut i%enl a.1.

Editorial 11001-d: A.I. hvau,~tlnlk, V.P. Barzaknvakly, N.A. Boxharodow, Q.r. botylntla,
VX.Vargib. A.a. Vluov. K.9. Yev.trcp'~,av, A.A. Ubd", R.A. P.tv.ye~, V.3.
Holch"ovj R.L. Myuller, Te.A. Foray-twhita, C~-Admna, N.A. Toropov, V.A.
FlorlnskAya, A.K. Tuthkin4; Ed. of Publlhine H*=t: I.V. Buy.rov; Tech. Ed.:
T.T. Dochaver.
FURiOSZ -. This book to Intended for rostarebera In the acterce and techaolozy of
classes.
COVEWL. The book cantalva the reports and dize"alma of the Third All-~Unlm
Com%forence an the Vitreous State, held in temsn,~md On ffo~lor 16-19, 29~59.
They deal with the aethcdz en4 moults a' stuiyInz the structure of g1saress the
rolstlen betvtcn the structure end Properties, of glassea~ the nature of the
chmical bond and Clue structure, and the cryntalloch=1stry of glass. Fued
allies, mechanism of Yltriftestion, optical Vropertloo and glut structure, and
the electrical proportles of rUs". arm also discussed, OL zi=ber of tJ,o ro- ,
Ports deal with the dependence of gImse properties an Composition, the tinting of
Classes and radlatton efrecta# and aechmIcsl. technIcal, and h=lc.1 proper-
ties or Classes. Other papers treat Class *=Iconluetora WA ends borodill"te
gInAZAA. The Conference was attended by more than 3-00 dtltezt&s frm Soviet and
r."t Ctrzan scientific org4altatloas. Ammtv the puttelpcota In the dlacummicat
Vero N.Y. 301=1n, It. V. XuvahlnAkly, 1u.A. Gutty, V.P. try*mlshaikoy, Ya. I*.
Gotl1b, D.P. Meledloy-rotrnayza, G.P. klkl%ayj~j S.M. Petrov, A.H. IA%ortv, D.I.
Larino A.Y. Shatllov, X.T. ?Iojhcbl=kly, A.Ta. XUZZatts101, t.V. D0jtynrcv--, G.V,
by~ga;novsk.ya, A.A. Kolmov, X.R. Dkorcy&kmv, P.Is. Hotta, E.K. Keller, 7B.A.
Kux;matoovo V.P. 70-d=Y0 H.S. Shevele"ch, Z.G. PIALIcar* 904 O.S. 11olebanam.
The final memal of the Comforcure, was addressed by ?xafvzAo7 I.I. rAttyzarolokiy,
lonored Scientist end lrq;lncer, Doctor of Ttcz-Acal. Sclencez. The folLAring
InAtitutes were cited for their tontribitim to the develor=nt of glaza science
and tcChAOIO~,7: 004UIAr4tVernXy Cyticht4hir Inatit3t (State Optical r,otItUt4)j
ItstitQt Wzii GiIlkf.%cv AN -.SSR (Inztlt~te or Silicate Cbami.try, A3 =B),
Fistcheskly Inxtlt-t An S=. (Physics Institute, AS USSI.R), 1'1zik*-ttkhoIchc*kiy
lwtlt.t AN S-1111 jFby~Jct-hnl,&I Institute A~' tMSH), Instjtt flxjkj All Mlin ,
Kliat (Institute of tbyGica, Acajn:~r a: Scleaces, relo"skAya SSR, Minsk),
161=1-Ort of F~Vicftl Che=iAtrY of S-Itc&t*z Of tat loutitnt obahCher I noorgani.
chebkoy L'Aall AN I!SSR~ X14ak (Iaz~Wtute caf Central and lr~gajjlc Ch=jstry,
Acad-y of 3clenet. Paloruss"Ya wii' 11laok), lastitut nsCk=OIekuIyn=ykh
soyedineuly a of Hie& Volccalzr CoOpoundo, A3 USSR), Go--~Uratyem.
AXY InAtitut steklA (St&te I"tltmtp for Glass), Goaud, -trewyy loBtltut Sisk.
ICW0IOk:ns (State Institute for Gl"s riberz), GocudArstrennyy Inatitut tlcktrote~h-
Filchesko,ZO stetla (Stute Inetitute for t1totrical Glass), SibIrskly fl2lkc.
technIcheskiy' InAtit,itp Tmzk (Sitcrlas ftyalcotcel~nical Institute, Tam*k),I.n1nSrt?L.
WX 900dmt'-~~.7 -i-"itet (1,emingral. State University), Xosikavskly khi=lka-
tekh.010'sicbo.kly I-stitat (Nooco, Institute of C~m-lcmt Tec!zw1cgy),L4-nInaradakI 'Y
t4khnola;itheakly in4titut in. Lt"~eta (lAnInip-ad Tecbnolo.;Ical Institat Iment
lansovet), belorasskly politc):hnl-.cokjy institut Minsk (tolor"slam ralyttc,"hic
Iadtlt.td, Minsk), Novocherkea4kly Volt teLlml efteckly lnctlt,- (Norccherknack
rolytectulic jmtlt~te), aid Svvrdlc~.kly Roli-eklmichetkly Institut (Sverdlovsk
tol4Uthnl~ Institute). The Conference sy~ore3 by t.~~ Institute of Silicate
laic askayt
Chmintry AS UZBF1 (Acting Director - A 5. GotIlb), Us Vats-yu1noya Wil h
vbzhehcrtv0 SO. D.1. 14c.del.yem (All-Untan Cr.-ical Society I ... 1 0.7. *
wd tho Goaularstrennyy orlena. Lcnlnm ortichesk.1y Inatit-e. ixtal
0.1. va.~llvm (St,t. "Order or CptL.al Iratitule 144-1 S-Z-
The 15 re.olutims. Of the Conference lncjtuv~ reca-etastitos to orgmlze a
Center for the cf coordin.ttzr the red,Arch m glass, to Publish a T"
paria,lical unipr the title "riijkA I kt~Lzlrm (tbyvJca and Che.2-stry or
Glass), md to join the International C0=1ttte On Olma. The Coarerme. thanks
A.A. t4btittv, A-lealclan, ;mTeBocr, and ChAI~An of tt~o OrennzzAtion of Cc-
mitt-rei Te.A. Fcray-Nol-hlt.. tvctor or ftylot "4 )!&th&"tlcA, mcautr of %.'I*
Dranall.Vtonal Ca=ittoc; W-R.L. Doctor of Ch-iil Science*. Faber
or the Dre.alt.ticast Ca-ittee. T1;& eAl"rial board tl~~JA G-M- liartz.-,ty,
N.V. L.7. Dmkl-. D.P. Dob;srhia, S.K. D-Irwo, V.A. loft., and
Ft.ftmncts wt-pan7 1.4t,14aal reports.

Vitr.cun Stat, (cont.)
Zsrtenev. r.M. Xt~hunl-'. Pt:., ttr-L-cA Vitrirtc%tim 147
D!.C~Alon 153
Optical a.d St-twe of Cl-o..
Florltak&ya, VA., &%d R.s. ro zt-king, Stu~y Cf Gl- Cryntmlli%ttiai
frod~ct. or "e raa--102 sy,t,~ l'Y thL 514ctroccarllc 1-ttheA 157
r1orinaLayu, V.A. Int-ral S;vctra a.- Sotm-Sillmte -=~aej
ArA Their POlztIca to Sti"14.a IT7-
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bobo,lch, U.S.. mi T.P. Tal,~, cmbloatiol Se...U.Sg Of Lir--t
(IU=m Spectra] and Stmcture o~ S~ SiLlem Glazw" 10
W"ova 'V.A. Study ~f the St~t 're or xUall A1=11amillcate classes
Try TLeir infrared AbaorTtlm Sp~ct-a -03
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C"-.jajnw. 'Witij7~i1en Skttmwi! Strktct~- Or cia-roroaz oxides I-
Cj7jt~allino and Vjtrc~0 St4.Cl
!1dOrOV,_T.A. Moletul%r Gtmttc~ and Proyaml es of Cryntanimt Q4mrts 213
treWhovakikh, a~m., "A V.r. Caerexl.lnov. Stair or the Of t&Ad
b~-La'ind X.-Ont,th 11c"t. 01-a,n Vitb tim Aid Of WY.3,ed 5;4-t-os-o,,7 219
TI"ovj A.G. Q~tlt&ttve Correlation Or "t Oa-Otreld &m1DisorIczvd Phase#
1. al"s 222
Zaz4yk'y-tA, C.O.. ned A.G. kl.k"yev. Electron Dir:ractim study of
Vitiv&l. Biltes And Le" Silicate 01 .. e-
Zolyadla, A.Z. Anc-11- Cedtt~r-m+; f Llaht In CLi. 230
Utr*oum St.-~ (Ccrt.)
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234
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AUTHORt Koles.ova, V4 A.
TITLE., Infrared Absorption Spectra of Synthetic Alkali and
Alkali-Metal Aluminates
PERIODICAL: Optika i spektroakopiya, 1961, Vol.10, No.3, pp.414-417
TEXT: The present author has synthetized the following mono-
aluminates: LiA102, KA102, RbAl02, CaA'204 and BaA'204 . All the
compounds were identified from known spacings (F. Hummel, B.Sastry,
D. Wotring, Ref-5 and "Alphabeticial and numerical indexes of x-ray
diffraction patterns'l, Ref.6). The crystal lattice of mono-
aluminates of sodium, potassium and barium is formed by A104
tetrahedra joined by common oxygen atoms. The continuous distri-
bution of these tetrahedra forms the three-dimensional structure
analogous to the spatial distribution of atoms in the cristobalite
and tridymite structure M F. Barth, Ref-7; S. Wallmark,
A.Westgrem, Ref.8; M. J, Buerger, Ref.9 and M. W. Dougill, Ref.10).
The Al-O distances are 1.66 A in KA10 (Ref-7), between 1.68 and
1.82 A in CaA1204 and 1.79 A in BaA1284. It follows that the
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dimensions of the A104 tetrahedra in general exceed the dimensions
of the SiO4 tetrahedra (the Si-O distance is 1.60 1). The infrared
spectra shown in the figure were obtained with a vacuum spectrometer
(814 kiG-M8, VIKS-M3) with an NaCl prism and an t4Ch-jLj-G (ISP-14b)
spectrometer with a KBr prism. The specimens wore in the-form of
transparent discs compressed from a mixture of the substance under
investigation and KBr or in the form of suspensions in paraffin oil.
The results obtained are shown in the figure and the frequencies
are given in Table 2. The frequencies (in im-1) marked with
asterisks are unresolved maxima on the sloping parts of bands.
There are I figure, 2 tables.and.11 references: 4 Soviet and
7 non-Soviet.
SUBMITTED: September 10, 1960
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AMIORS: Kolesova, V.A. and Ryskin Ya. 1.
TITLE: Infrared absorption spectra of diaspore Ct-A100H
:boehmite _T-A100H and Ga00H
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal strukturno khimii, v. 3, no.
6,, ~902j
Y
680-.684
TM: -Specimens. of iciatural-and synthetic diaspore, GA00H1
boehmite and deuteroboebmi,te were studied in the spectral region
420-4000 cm-1. The comparatively high values found for the & (OR)
freeplencies and the,presence of moderately stable hydrogen bonds in
the lattice of diaspore and GaO0H suggest that the Al-0 and Ga-0
ond in these crystals are largely covalent, as is the A1-0 bond
s- ':'1'3 se c7'
'"se-i-l-lations of these bonds corresporLd
~bahds
At ~_-fj~C ne
for boelvnite,.. and 64 0 c1h -for- _n_thi___Case V wetkftt7~tbe
'v (OH) f re quencies vary th.-time . and de end -substantial
w' bord M
w-hi'ch--this__ compoundds-pr9pared. The OH... 10 qy~--be
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B117/B101
AUTHOR: Koleaova V. A.
TITLX: Spectroscopic criterion for the,coordination of aluminum in
anion skeletons
PERIODICAL; Akademiya nauk SSSR. - Izvestiya. Otdeleniye khimichaskikh
nauk, no. 11, 1962, 2082-2084
TEXT: It is shown that within the range 760-780 am the infrared
absorption spectra of aluminum oxides and aluminum hydroxides with a
crystal lattice composed of A10 tetrahedra dis~lay-a characteristic band,
6
corresponding to the vibration frequencies 9.1' the Al-O bond, while in the
infrared absorption spectra of alkali and e.arth-alkali metal aluminates
with a crystal lattice composed of A10 4 tetrahedra this band appears
between 800 and 900 am- 1. The'polymorphic transformation accompanied by
a complete rearrangement of the lattice and by a change in the coordination
number of aluminum in,.relation to oxygen was examined using LiAlO The
2*
low-temperature modification of LiAlO (1-LiAlO was obtained from an
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Spectroscopic criterion for the... B110101
equimolecular mixture of Li 2co3 and a-Al 2 03kept at 6000C. At a.temperature
of 6500c.this modification begins to Dass over into the well-known high-
temperature form h-LiAlO 2 and at 7800b the change is complete. Above
10000C 'a large quantity of the spinel LiAl 50a forms, in addition to
h-LiAlO 2 which has a tetragonal crystal lattice. Rearrangement of the
lattice was also observed in the i6frared absorption spectra of the two
modifications of LiAlO 2' As in the 4,7,ase of corundum and aluminum
hydroxides, the band corresponding to the vibration frequencies of the
Al-O bond in I-LiAlO was found at 7060 am-', which confirms the octahedral
2
structure of this lattice. In the case of h-LiAlO 2 the corresponding band
was fourid between 800 and 0,00 am which is another proof that its lattice
has a tetrahedral structure. There are 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimii sil--katov im. 1. V. Grebenshchikova Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Silicate Chemistry imeni
I.V.Grebenshchikov of the Academy of Sciences USSRY
SUBIMITTF,D; June 15, 1962
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5/062/63/000/001/020/025,
AUTHOR: Aolesova, V_- A.
TITLE. Study of synthetic and natural eucryptite
PERIODICAL. Akademiya nauk 33BR.. Izvestiya. Otdeleniye khimicheskikh.-
nauk, no. 1, 1965, 187 - 190
TEX T In connection with studies of the conditions under which glasses are
formed in the system La 20 - Al 20 - SiO 2' the following eucryptites were
compared: natural eucryptite, synthetic ~.,i.-eucryptite obtained by treating
a glass of-the composition 25 moWL La 0 25 mole,,'o Al 039 50 molOof sio
o 229a . 2 2
With water vduor at 350 C and'130 kF,/cm 9 nd(3-eucryptite obtained from.
J-eucryptite by heating at 950 0C or by crystallizing a glass of s*toichio-:'
metric composition, at 900-960 0C. The x-ray patterns and the IR spe . ctra-in.
the range 400-1300 cm-t were studied, and N and N were determined.
p 19
Results: NP - 1.570, Ng . 1.684 for natural eue.ryptite, and Np 1-57-1~,~'.
Ng - 1.585 foraynthetic oL-eucr ptite. The x-ray patterns of the two
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S' hgreed. The weak-796
substance 0 cm band of nzitural eucryptite is probab-
ly due to'i6ipurities. Forll-I'l-ucryptite N was 1.520 and N 1.531, the
9
P
center of the band in the range 900-1000 cm was.,shifted toward higher
frequencien as compared with thetA-modification,~ 'Thin auggects that t~e,:,
(~_r,4odification hao a higharld-bgreo of' polymorizd,tion of the anion 3koloton
structure. There are 2figurps. The mon't importadt English-lanevage
referencou are; C. S. X"r1but, Amer. Mineralogist, 471 557 (1962); R. G.
Milkey, Amer. Mineralogist, 45.,990 (1960).
ASSOCIATION:- institut khimii silikatov im. 1.'V. Grebenshchikova Akademi i
-naak SSSR (Institute of Silicate Chemistry imeni I. V.
Grebenshchikov,of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: Augrust 24, 1962,
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AUTHOR: Kalininat ~A. M.1 Filipovich, V.-N.,; 1. A.
TITLE: Crystal;Uation-praduces-vt lithittisilicate glass
SOURCE-.- Simpoziun po, ateklachraznamu-sootoyaniyu. Leniqgrad, 1962. Stekloobraz--
noye sostoya6iye, vy*p- 1:_ Katalialrov6nn'&-ya-kristallizateLya stekla .(Vitreous'.
state, no. 1: Catalyztnig crystallization of glass). -Trudy* simpoifuitis 4d 3 ho~~-Iq
Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1963, 53-66
TOPIC TAGS: glass, silicate, lithium, glass crystallization, spectroscopy,,absorp-,.
tion spectrum
AiSTRACT: The crystallization of glass of the U20-4i02system was Lnvestigated and
the auccession of crystalline phases was found to depend on the composition of the
crystallizing glass and its thermal treatment. Thermograms of glass are plotted
and the problem of the existence of solid silica solutions in lithium disilicate
tall ization products of glass of high silica content is discussed. The
investi " Lon va-scarried-out-4y_. X.ray t-tke; I ods as
g&t _N)q8;rqa hie and m, croscapic math
well as by means of infrared absorption spectra.
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atate. Hydrothermal, treatment of eucryptite and spodumene glass causer, the
of the anionic network and a partial or comolete formation of
~T-thoGi I i Cate. From glasses of the jalloeucrvDtite and gallospodumene
-inionic frame-
s"icates with a low degree of polymerization rf Lhe ~
-)btalned by the
rmal as well as hydrothermal treatment; -:)a I I oeuc r-yp-
-qalloeucryptite are obtained from galloaucryptite 71ass, and, -gallo-
is obtained from gallospodumen glax, nThe author thanks A . T
-3oA~oia, -I., A. Bondartr and Kh. S, Nikogosyan for carrying out the microsopic
analysis of the samples.m Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 1 table.
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KOLESOVAP V..k.
Wrared absorpt',on spectera Of Lour-alkali &n-d allcali-freO
alwdnosllAcate glaases, Izv. AN MGM. Neorg. mat. 1 no.33
442-445 mr l65. 18t6)
1. InWtilt silikatov Immeni Grebonshohikova AN SS_QR.

KOIIESOW. v .I
lnfrared alxityrptlon spectra of magreigitm-cont, a J~
silic t.
g c L!~x, AN SSSR. H,)Org. mat. 1, llo.*11~*COO,102~5 N 1`5.
(MIRA 18:12)
I Institut khiffll silikatnir imeni I.V, G re bons helilkova AN
SSSR. "whimit-ted ri-me 5, lc)b,),,

PULOVKIN, I.M.- KOLFSOVA V I
F and its application to the interpretation
unction S(9 r d 6A
of magnetic anomawlGeamag. i aer. 1 no.5:807-819 S-0 161.
(MIRA 15.
:1)
1. Institut zemnogo magnetizma, lonosfery i rasprostraneniya
radiovoln AN SSSR, Leningradskoye otdeleniye.
(Magnetic anomalies)

PUDOVKINV
Using geometrical forms of zero isolines in interweting
magnetic anomalleg. Geomag. i aerel no.6:965-980 N-D '61.
OIBA 15:2)
1. Institut zemnogo magnstizmas, ionosfery i rasprostraneniva
radiovoln AN SSM., Leningradskoye otdeloniye.
(Magnetic anomalies)

PUDOVIKINP I.M.; KOLESOVA,, V.I.
Applicability of the S(Oth) fUnction to AT anomalies. Geomag.. L
aer, 4 no,51928-937 S-0 164. (MIRA 1711l)
1. Institut zemnogo magnetizmas ionoefory i rasprostraneniya radio-
voln AN SSSR,, Leningradekoye otdeleniye.

KOISSUIA, V. V.
Xolesova, V. V.
"Polytechnic training in botany lectures In the fifth and sixth
classes of the intermediate school." Min ",ducation. Mkoscow
Oblast Pedagogical Inst. Moscow, 1956. (Disser-tation for the
Degree of Candidate in Pedapogical Scidnce)
So: Khizhna~va letopisl., ITO. 25$ 1556

K)DLZ5OVA,-Y--T#------
Increasing the durability of ingot molds for centrifugal casting
of pipes* Litoproizve no*7:38 Je 160. (MMA 13:7)
(Ingot molds) (Centrifugal casting)

DIDYK9 B.S.; KOZENKOt A.V.; TSIN, M.R.; ZATULO VSKIY, S.S.;
Prinimali uchastlye: SHIYAN, V.G.; KHOKHLOV, P.L.; OLEYNIK, L.S.;
SIIEHYAKOVA, L.V.
Hot crack in.tubes of nodular cast iron and ways to avoid them.
Nauch. trudy Inst. lit. proizv..AN UASR 11:70-79 162.
WRA 15:9)
(Pipe, Cast iron-Defects)
(Centrifugal casting)

KOTZBOVA, Ye.
For exemplary retail service. Sov. profsoiusy 7 no.6:11-12 Ifr
:6)
159. (14IRA 12.
1.Zaveduyushchaya produktavym magazinom No.1 sela Sychovka,
Altayakogo kraya. (SychovkEL-4[a tail trade)

red.; TITOVA, V.A.,*
,~OLESOVA, Yej.; VLADISLAVLEV, S.V.,, prof..
zed*; ZORMAp V.A.# tekhn. red.
[Mathematical processing of the results of measurements]
Matematichaskaia obrabotka rezul'tatov izmerenii. Moskvas
Rosvuzizdato 1963. 125 P. WIRA 17:4)

USSR/Mathe-w-tids Functions,, _-implicit FD-1408-
Carc
Pub. 47 - 516
Author : Kolesova, Ye. V.
Title : Theory of implicit functions
Periodical : Izv. AN SSSR, ser. mat., Vol 18, 461-476, sep-oct 1954
Abstract : This article investigates the character of the single-valued solution
of the system of equations
Fs(xl.. _...,xm..yj.*...'Yn) : 01 (S : 1, - - .,P)
in the case when F. is defined in a Euclidean space of dimensionality
m + n, and is continuous in it. There are four theorems in the work,
along with lemma and notes. The article was presented by Academician
M. A. Lavrentlyev.
Institution
Submitted July 4, 1953

ANTSUTA., Ya.B., arkhit.; KMLWV, N.P., arkhit'; Ku2bSTSOV,, V.V., arkhit.;-:
SLOTIKTSEVA~ M.N., arkbit.; IYATIN, S.G.,, inzb. Prinlra2l uchastiyes
CHUMIKO I R.G., arkhit.1 NOMIGHp Ya,,Ya,, arkbit,; GLAZKOV, F.I.
at* takhnlk; GOIMOV* G.I.j iuzh,; SAMSONOVA, TJ.q inzh.j KOLWOVA,
at. takhnik.-. - MAKAROVA,, T.H..., +,eldmi k SHMATv H.S. x 'Effi. -I
SEMOVA, G.V., in202.; PIATUNINS IYu.g.~,.gr , inal. ; VOLINOVA., T.F.9
tekbnik; SOLDVIYEVI M.I., inzho KOREV, Il$ takhallc-
(Two-apartment house with tuo-room apartments; standard plan l-lQ2-51 i
Dvukhkvartirr7i zhiloi dom, kvartiry v dve ko=aty; tipovoi proekt
1-102-5. MOskva, Allbom 1. 1960. 27 p. (MIRA 24slO)
1. Moscow. TSentrallvyy institut tipovykh proyektov.
(Apartment houses-Designs and plans),

CWXjjOSL40VAKIA
KOLESTAR, D
Wpaa-twent ofOccupational Disoasos, INculty of Medicine,
Komenskeho University (Klinika chorob z pavolania Lek. fal4L.
Univerzity Komenskeho), Bratislava
Bratislava, Bratislavske lekarske li No 2, January 1966,
pp 6943
"Effects of mean lethal doses of ionizing radiation on por-
phyrinuria in experimental animals. Part 1: Porphyrinuria in
white rats after a single whole-body irradiation with 600 r
of x-rays."

NEISS, Bela, dr.; SW*, Sandor, dr.; KOLEESZAR, Gyu*, dr.
EG'0 changes in epidemic ker atcoonjunotivitis in childhood.
Gyermekeyogyanat 14 no.6:172-174 Je 163.
1. Hajdi~-Bihar Magvei Tanacs Korhaz Szemeszeti Oaztalya es a
Megyei Tanace Szivgondosso ratozete.'
(KMTOCOWUNCTIVITIS) (MMROCARDIOGRAPLry)
(MYOGARDITIS) (VIFUS DISKASks)

Therapy
HUNGARY
Ir, MOLMAR, Lot Dr, JUHASZ, L., Dr, TATRAI, K., Dr, MRO
K,
r
Lot -Bihar Megyo Council Hospital (chief physician in charge of the.
ward-. MOVIAR, Lajos, Dr) (Hajdu-Bihar Megyel Tanacs Korhaza).
Treatment of Viral Inflammation of the Cornea by UV Irradiation."
Budapest, Orvosi Retilap, Vol 107, No 32, 7 Aug 66, pages 1518-1519.
Abstract: [Authors, Hungarian summary] The lise of UV irradiation in the
treatment of superficial and deep processes of the cornea caused by the
herpes virus is described on the basis of 21 cases. The treatment led to
healing within an average of 1).9 days in the case of superficial processes
and within 24.5 days in the case of more deep seated ones, 9 Eastern
European, 6 Western references.
1/1

KOLESZAR, Gy.;- IAZARO J.
Effect of light on eosinophil count in strabism. Acta paedlat,
6 nos2t2ll-220 .165.
1. Department of Ophthalmology and Laboratory,, County Hospital,
Debrecen. Submitted February 19, 1965.

SIKAY; Atti2a-, dr.; KOLMAR; dr,
Ola radiological eba-n- ps bobs 0-
qonjj~nctf;k- tie im:
no.6:32-7-3j~ -9 '630-"l'"''--.~-
11 De~mceui Oveautadomrqi ggyetamlontg.enklipA&L (mb. vezato:
Jona Gabor dr. egyetj ddeens) as Hajdu-Uhar tnlig7ei Tana6s
Korhas (ig. Manyi--Gaza cit.) Szemazati'losztal7anak (vaze-:
MoInar Lajos dre) kozlemat7m
(KERATOCONJUCTIVITIS) (EPIDMICLOGY)
(THORACIC RADIOGRAM) (FEMOTTIA, VIRAL)

MES, Bela, dr.; SALLAI, Sandor, dr.; Kqq4Z4, _Gyula., dr.
ECG changes in epidemic keratoconjunctiVitis in childhood.
Gyermekgyogyaszat 1/, ho.6:172-7:kU Je 163.
1. Hajdu-Bihar Mogy9i Tanacs Korhaz Szemeszeti Osztalya es a Magyei
Tanacs Szivgondozo Intdzete.
(KERATOCONJUNCTIVITIS) (ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH T7%
Y/
(MYOCARDITIS) (VIRUS DISEASES)

Z.-&
ICOTATA, rrantleek, As. Drd
VO~C=sare=ns act =on I~nfunctional disorder of the uterus. Cesk. gyn.
19 no.4:231-235 J~m~ 54*
1, Z For. gyn, klina.Y.Floni; predn. prof. KUDr- VIMWr Hikulftso
(MAIMA SNOTION
indle. in functo disord. of uterus In labor)
(LAEM. ccivueationg
uterus funct. disord., Indto. for cesarean nection)

K0L&TA.,-,Yrsata,p. dr. Ago
A contraction ring, an unusual complication of uterus function
during labor, Oask. Mme 19-23 no,,6:402-409 Nov 54.
1, Z por. g7n. klin. v Plznl, prednosta prof. Kudr. VI.Mikolas
(LABOR. complications
contraction rivg).

MLSTA, Frantleek, Mr.; Spoluprace: At., SAM, Karel, MUDr.
Significance of changes In the fundus ocnli In eclampsia, In
hypertension, and in kidney diseases in pregnancy. Gesk. gyn.
19 no.5:324-328 Sept 55.
1. Ocni klinika,v FlznI, prodnoota prof. Mr. Pqtbolf Knobloch.
Z por. an. kliniky v Plzni. Prednosta prof. Mr. Vladimir Mikolas.
(PRWMLXCY, complications,
hypertension & kidney dis.. fundus oculi in)
fundus in eclampsia, hypertension & kidney dis. in
pregn.~
(ECLAMPSIA, manifestations,
Nndus oculi)
(HYPERTENSION, in pregnancy,
fundus oculi in)
(KIDNLYS, diseases,
in pragn., fundus oculi in)

KOLITA, Yrantisek
Causes of high maternal mortality In frequent premature separation
of normally situated placenta Caek.gyns 20 no*2:10&115 Kar 55-
1. -Z por. -Zyn.- k-UnlIq v FUni, preduosta prof WDr Vladimir
Mikolas.
(PLACWTA,
voraption. cauabig maternal aortal.)
(VITAL STATISTICS,
maternal mortal. caused br ab-uptio of placenta)

TOMSI, Frantise1c, As,, KUDr,; IDLN7&k Freatisek, Mr,
Coarctation of aorta and pregrancy, Ceske gyne 21 no,5:352-356
Sept 56.
1. Kline chore znitr., predaosta prof'* XMr. Karel 2obek - Pore
gyn. klin. v Plzni, prednosta, prof. KUDre- Vladmir Kikolas.
(COARCTATION OF AORTA, in pregnancy
anagement of delivery with cesarean section, case
report (Cs))
(CESARM SECTION. case report
in coarctation of aorta (Cs))

A.
ezpezi,,,~nental reBevoch on adwatul -~jaeuiaoniz..
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