SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KORKIN, YU.G. - KORKUSHKO, O.V.

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SOV/137-58-IZ-24661
Multiple- electrode Machines for Contact Spot Welding
productivity, reduces the number of welding T ' s, and simplifies the control systems.
A curve is given showing the welding current, supplied to one E only, as a function
of the distance between the E I s . In the case of 1. 5 mm thick steel it is inadvisable
to reduce the spacing between spot welds to a distance less than 40 mm. Compared
with single-spot, two-sided welding, the forces acting on the E's during one-sided
welding are taken to be 15-2016 smaller; the welding current and the current- impulse
time are increased by 10 and ZO-25116, respectively. The following outline of welding
schedules employed in Franch plants is presented: Minimum thickness of sheet
metal: 0 - 5, 1. 5, and 2 mm; maximum E diameter: 5. 0, 6. 5, 6. 5 (sic!), and 8
mm; diameter of the spot weld: 4.5. 6 6 (sic!), 7.5 mm; the force acting on the
E's during single-spot welding: 140, Z30, 365, and 500 kg; the force acting on the
E's during two-spot welding: 115, 190, 300, and 415 kg.
A. K.
Card 2/2

BARANOVA, S.I.;ZORMt-YuX.~; TEI-WTIYEV, Yu.Ya.; FAYGENBAUM) D.S.;
ALEKSEYEVSWA, Ye-.A., red.; KOVALISKAYA, I.F., tekhn. red.
(New types of general purpos6 resistance welding machines,in the
United States; a review] Novye konstruktsii kontaktrWkh svarochokh
mashin obahchego'naznacheniia v SShA; obzor. Moskva, TSentr. in-t
naucbno-tekhn.* informatsii mashinostroeniia, 1961. 52 (MIRA 14:11)
(United States-Electric welding-Equipment and supplies)

i2~ GONCH41RENKO, refl.~ l,,AJIOLE.
f - 1~:~ _-
M.G,j ROMKO, red.
[Frunch-Rusoian wo-ldino dictlonavyl Frunuouuko-russkll
U
a' L--~varl v, 9varka. Moskmia, Sovetskaia ant3ilk-lopediia,
i9,-5. 205 P. (MIPA I&S)

KORKIN. Yu.K.
Progressive type transmission for boring machines. 2"Yed.1 okh.
nedr 23 no.2:26-)l 7 '57# MW 10:5)
1.Za,wod in. Torovskage.
(Boring mctdn*ry)

AUTHORS: Y-uznetsor,V.I.g Korkin, Yu.M. SOV-90-58-10-2/9
TITLE: Some Direct-Current Electric-Drive Systems for Geological-
Prospecting Drills (Nekotoryjeskhemy electroprivoda postoy-
annogo toka geologorazvedochnykh burovykh stankov)
PERIODICAL: Energeticheskiy byulleten', 1956, Nr 10, PP 3 - 8 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors stete that there is a tendency to use direct-
current systems in branches connected with oil-drilling,
They say that this tendency, and the fact that an electric
drive such as a motor-generator set allows the rotor and
the winch to work flexibly and steadily, has been taken in-
to account by the design office of the plant imeni Vorovsky
in their new drill type ZIV-2000E for geological prospect-
ing-well-drilling to a depth of 2,000 meters. This is the
first time that a direct current system combined with an
individual drive for the rotor and winch has been used in
the building of machines for geological prospecting. The
drill consists of a rotor with a PN-400 electric motor
65 kw, independent excitation), a planetary winch, a
3-speed gearbox and a DK-104G traction motor of 72 kw.
The electric motors of the rotor and the winch are driven
Card 1/3 by a P-101 generator (100 kw, independent excitation, This

S'07-90-58-10-2/9
Some Direct-Current Electric-Drive Systems for Geological-Prospecting
Drills
generator, the sludge pump and the synchro-generator for
auxiliary needs are driven by a UlD6-50 diesel of 150 hp.
This system allows the power of the diesel to be more fully
exploited. During hoisting operations, the entire power of
the diesel is consumed by the electric motor of the winch,
when boring - by the rotor, the sludge pump and the other
auxiliary mechanisms. The authomathen give a detailed de-
scription, illustrated by graphs and fomulae, of how to find
the most efficient gear-ratio for the gear-box. However,
there are certain disadvantages in the use of a gear-box
alone, and so the autho3zsuggest that it is wokth while
studying various electric systems of achieving a stepless,
automatic changing of the speed of raising the columns of
boring tubes. There is only one way of making the mechani-
cal characteristic curve of an electric motor close to the
hyperbolic; by varying the tension either on the terminiJs
Card 2/3 or of the motor's magnetic current. The authors discuss

B-OV-90-58-10-2/9
Some Direct-Current Electric-Drive tiystems for Geological-Prospecting
Drills
several methods of regulating the rotation of the rLotor,
and comes to the conclusion that the most flsxible is one
employing a dynamoelectric amplifier. There are 2 diagrams,
three graphs and two Soviet references.
1. Geophysical prospecting-Equipment 2. Drilling adchines-Design
3. Generators(DO-Performanco
Card 3/3

KORKIN, Yu.M.. inz-h.
Determination of dynamic stra3ses in traction chains of conveyor hoists
foi drill pipe with the aid of electric modpling. 1-.v, Yys. ucheb.
zav.; gor, zhur. 8 no,2sll7-121 165. (~aRA 18:5)
1, Nauchno-issledovatellskiy i proyektno-konst-ruktorskly institut
gornogo i obogatitallnogo mashinostroyeniva.

KORKIN, Mi.K.; KALEDDI, S. 0.
The T-1504IV wA SBM-1504IT automDti" units for drilling holes
for goologicAl *Biul.tekb**-okon.inform*Goo.nauch.-Isel.inet.-
nauche i teJcb4Iuf6rm9'66e7%74 162. ' (MMA 15 -.7)
(Geological surveyo-Equipont w2d supplies)

LINSKIY, V.S.; SHREYDER, Yu. A., kand. fiz.-matem. nauk, otv-red.;
ORLOVAP I.A.,, red.;, YORKINA, A.I. tekhn. red.
[Algorithmic design of digital computer devices.] Algoritmi-
cheskoe proektirovanie vychislitelInykY. tsifrovykh ustroistv.
M
I VychiBlitellnyi tsentr AN SSSR, 1963. 13;p- (Akademlia
oskva .
nauk SSSR. VychislitelInyi tsentr. Soobshcheni-JR pc vychislitell
noi tekhnike, no.2). (MIRA 16:11)

KORKINA, I.I.P.
Interaction of elementary particles with a gravitational field
in the general theory of relativity and in the generalized
linear theory of gravitation. Ukr. fiz. zhur. 10 no.5:497-
507 My 165. (MIRA 1S:5)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

KORK3NA I M.P.
'La-raction of photons snAgmvitoas in quantuin field theorye Ukre
fiz. zhur. 5'no.6:762-767 N-D 160. (min 14:3)
1. Dnepropetrovskiygosudaretve=W miyersitet.
(Photons) (Qmut field theory)
Wravitation)

3 )5098
V-, O5/62/1rjV`7/GQ1/0U8/u1 -I
B299/D.~02
.AUTITOR: Korkina, M.P.
TITLE: To the PhOnOM-GrI-Ological theory of i,nteraction betticer-
electrom-ag-netic- and gravitatio'nal 1*2'e-la's
P "HIODICAL: U11-rayi-.asIky- fizycl-Myy zhurnal, v. 7, ;io. 1, 1962,
12 - '13
In the refLerenceg the electro-magnetic field is considered In
Matrix forra. The int-eraction between zhe el ec t~ol,,ar-*nc tic and -ravi-
tation-al fields can be represented as a purely elect-romagnetic
field in a med-Jurr with permittivity c- and permeability ~i. Thereby
Lagrange Is functioli is
+ 0)
4
The field equatioxi '17 0, (2)
V U
where - is the fielt2 strength and 'I', reprezents induc-~ion:
Card 1/4
S/183/62/007/001/UOo/014
D209/D302
,!!o the phero-,,.ieno.LO61CCl theory u'L ...
+
(3)
+ (- I)aall,4
where are =ticom"Ll-It.-tiOll rr-tric0s; Lx G/C2 (4)
r J,f
1172Y3
where h is 4he notential of the gravitational field. 'The Lravita-
U U
tional field is considered cnthe basis of G.D. Birkhoff;s merali-
U
zed t1hcory (Ref. 4: Proc. Nat. Acact. US', 29, 23-1, 194;)
-che case of a splierical-
borgardt, Zhl~',TL,~, 34, 1652, 1958). In .1
ly-syrretj.-ical g-,,.,vitatioiial field) Eq. (3) can be expressed by to
_L - h1ch c= be added up,
exnansions in the gravitational corstant ml
'L
yielding exact values for & and u& The coefficient of re-fractlon of
the medium h2 = F-u equals (in th~ first aPproximation with respect
to a), the co efLfi6ient of refraction obtained from Schwarzschild's
U
solution of the equations of 6eneral-relativity 'U'-,-eory. The effezt
o-'L' the spherically-symmetrical aravitational field is considered in
an analogous 1lianner. From the field ecuation.one obtains for t-he
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To the phenomenological theory of ...
mass n. of a neutral point-particle:
S/1 Sr~-,F/602/007/001 /0085/014-
D299/D302
am0
r
-' (1
M - e
ra
i. e. the mass is zero of r approaches zero, and ni =_ mo, if r appro-
aches infinit y. The same
i 4
result was obtained by Arnow Ut et al. on
the' basis of the g-eneral theory of relativity. In case of a cha-1-
6ed Darticle, the eciuation --Por h has the form
_2
\,,, h )2 2
a( 7 h e 1
,
2
4
1 - ah (1 - ah)z -
L_
r
c
By expanding (in the solution of this equation), m in serics and-
letting r approach zero, one obtains all the ordinary terms, vas.
2
alft0 1
M = M - - + + 0(
0 ffr 2 2r r2
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(13)
To the PlIenomenolo"ical 1,1,,Ory 0-,- S/185/62/007/001/008/014
L> L, , - D299/D302
The above results viere obtained within the f-tai;1~ewoz-I: 0_-~' classical
field theory, on -the banSis of ~_ r1goro-US U_ 7
6')rr-Vi tational-f i old equations sOlutionA of the nonlinear
. There are 7 refereTicco: ~i QOVjF-.j4-
bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc. The references to-Ltl.' r u _U_
pub-'ications read as follows: G he En-lish-languaGe
'L' D. Birkhoff, Proc. 1,T'ajt. Acad, USA,
29, 231, 1943; R. Arnowitt, S. Deser, c.yi. j,,,
375, 1960. Phys. Rev., 4,
ASSOCIATION: DniPro .petrovstkyy derzhavnyy universytet (DniproDetro-
Vs'k State University)
SUBMITTED: July 6, 1961
Card 4/4

KORKINks, M.P.
Phenomenological theory of theinter'action of electromagnetic
and gravitational fields. ul~-*~ftke*hur.* 7 no.1-72-73
ja 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gosudarstveaW universitet.
(Electromagnetisom) . (~Xavitation)
(Unified fiold theories)

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ner.:~l relativity theory, gvavitation field, elec'mmagnetic field,
tic Interaction, T)artici- 1-ni-er-action, clementarry particle
-,?A r.T: A cmnpar-i~:-nn is betwe-~,!Tl thz,-- pen--V~111. thei,~ry o(, intla-tivity- and--ths-
p
lill eav t 1 keor"t r,-- 7, t"g-rallitation I: fi-1
a C d ii ter4
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act a
ng- 5 Q,
E~elf, sy'r-ess I p p i tZ! tj 02", j 1~ 1 d 11:. ~3 -.-)i the 1 i!-,ear
ic:[" cons-id"71-1tion 1-.8 to, t~!- --
~.R- up t~o seQund approx-Imation with res pe ct to gra-ultational c~on-
stant N. If 6iffer-ences between the two theories exist, they must Lo ~,Ougfit in
-3monoyi.miat-ions. It ia also s1hoiNnn that the- linear apvt~~mimation of the gep-o-*----
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KORKIIi., M. V.
"The Treatment of Psychotic Patients by Electrically Induced Sleep."
Cand Med Sci, Second Moscow Medical Inst, Moscow, 1953. (RZhBiol, No 7, Doe 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dis3ertations Defended at US3R Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sura. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

PMMNA, M.T.
Clinical observations on the
alectronarcosts. Zhur.nevr.
1. Kafedra ~wlkhlatrll (sav.prof.O.T.
treatment of mental patients by
polkh. 55 no.7:520-523 155.
(HLRA 8:10'.0'
larbikov) H Moskowskogo
I.T.
neditsinskogo lutituta Iment
StalIna.
(ILIC'MNABOOSIS. In various diseaces.
ment.disord..rimmlts)
(MMAL DISDZMS, theraW,
electronarcosts. results)

M, V,
GAVRILOTA. 2.A.; gala 0 N.Y.
Characteristic* of biological currents of the brain in Koreakoff's
eyadrme of varying stioleff EwItb summary In Pro.-obj. Zhur.mevr.
1 pslkb. 57 mo.3 ;370,375 '57. (NLRA 104)
1. Aefedre pelkhtstrii (sev. - prof. O.T.9arbikow) 11 ftskovskoC6
00411telaskago Institute least I.T.Stalim.
(nTGROBW
Kereekoff's eyed. of various stiol., MG (Rae))

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XORKINA, M-V. (Moskva)
- - -- -1
U-N-Bashenoy; on the 100th annivermar7 of his birth. Zhuronevro i
-paikho 57 no.8:1033-1034 157. (MIRA 10ill)
(BAZHUOV, NIKOIAI MIKOI"VICH, 1857-1923)

II -1~ KORKINA, M-.V..
On 'Ube clinIrwil signIfIcance of the dyamorphophobic EyT--&-ome. Repart
No.1; On phenomenological characteristics of the dysmorphoTho'blo
syndromo. Zhur.nevr. i psikh. 59 no.8:994-1000 159. (MIRA 1-:12-)
1. Kafedra psikhlatrii (zav. - prof. 0.V. Kerbikov) II I-bskavukogo
meditsiniecogo Instituta.
(ITMMSISO OBSESSIVE-COMMSIVE)

~,-WCBKTNA#-jj9-V,,
clinical significance of tu dymmv& a syndrome, Report No, 2s
One forls Of the initial stage of schizophrenia. Zhur. nav. i paikh,
61 no* 1s109-3.13 061, (Km 14:.4)
1. Slialka palkbiatril - (mv.-prof.0,Vo Kerbikor) 11 Moskovakop
mecutsinskogo iwtituta Imul Pirogovae
OBSIWIOM) (SCRIZOPMMA)

KolaINAS N.V.. il,*Mi)l--J'KAYA, V.P.; ST"iLLI-lSUV,i, Z.G.
lWsu-lts of a clinical study of ireprotan. Zhtw.nevr. i U. 61
no.6:886-80"9 161. ti-9aiiiA 15:2)
1. Kafedra psikliiata-ii (zav. - prof. O.V.Korbilkov) II MosIccriskocro
u
raeditminskogo instituta 4-meni Pirogova i Psikhonavrologichaskaya
bollnite& Imeni Solovlyeva.(glavnyy vrach V.D.Denisov).
(i,;-,OPAil;MOL) (I-LliTAL ILIIWS)

KORKINA.-M.V-
Prognostic significance of the Odysmorphophobia" sydrome. Trud
Gos.nauch.-isal.inst.psikh. 27:27-31 161. (MIM 15:10)y
1. Vtoroy moskovskiy meditsins4v institut imeni N.I.Pirogova.
Direktor - dotsent M.G.Sirotkina. Kafedra psihiatrii. Zaveduyushchiy-
chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. O.V.Kerbikov.
(j6UROSES)

DOBROVOLISKAYA, T.I., POROSHINA, Yu.A.; KORKINA, M.V.
Toxic encephalopathy developed following insulin intoxication.
Zhur.t nevr. i psikh. 63 no.8:1208-1216 163.
(MIRA 1?;10)
1. Kafedra propedevtiki vnutrennikh bolezney (zav. - prof. A.A.
Shel:agurov) lechebnogo fakullteta i kafedra psikhiatrii (Zav. -
prof. O.V. Kerbikov) II Moskovskogo ..editsinskogo institiata
imeni Pirogova.

KOAKINA, M.V.,(Mookva)
Treatment ot patients with the dye-orphophobia (dysmor-pbormnia) syndrc4m*
Zhur. nevr. I poikh. 65 no*50747-749 165.
(MIRA 18R5)

KO-RKINA ~ M.V. -
Dysmorphomania (dysmarphophobia) syndrome and the development
of a psychopathic personality. Zhur, nou. i poikh. 65 no.8:
.12-12-1217 t65. (IWRA 18:8)
1. Kefedra psikhiatrii (zaveduyushchiy - prof. 0.V. Kerbikov
[deceased]) 11 Moskovskogo madUsinskago Instituta Im.. Pirogova.

KORKINAt 14,V,
First resutla of the comblned use of tofranil (imizin) and
shock doses of Insulin for the treatment of schizophrenia
with n dysmorphophobia syndrome. Probl. sud. palkh.
no.1.3t229-236 162. (MM 18-.9)

KORUCI.P ".!.V.
Nervous anorexia. Probl. obshchnl i sud. pal".. no.14:
77-84 t6l. (VIRA 13:9)

I- - XORKINA, -P.I.. --- - - - - --- -
3576. KURKINAq F.H. Wakmy Vyraahchivaysm Voropyat. (Kolkhoz -;~Arasnyy
Partizan-~5 Volkhovskogo Rayon&). L., Lenisdat,,1954. 28m. a ill. 20am.
3,00061Z. 4,5k.-(54-57168) P 636-4-083-37 at (1.7-41).
SO: Knizhaya Imtopial, Vol. 3, 1955

F -
XORKINA, R.I. ,
Origin and nature of the oacurrence of fossil too in central Takutia.
Trudy Inst. mrxl. AN SSSR 15*.213-131 '39. (MIRA 13:,J
Walakh region-Prosen ground)
(31octrIc prospecting)

NIKULINAP S.N.,- NORKINA, S.Ye.
.......................
Catalytic properties of some clays of the Irkutsk Province#
Report No.5-- Exchange activity of clays. Izv. Fiz.-khim.
nauch.-issl. inst. Irk. un. 5 no.lt246-251 161. (MM 16t8)
(Irkutsk Province-Clay) (Catalysis)

LYSOV, Ivan Vasillyevich; RYASKOV, Vladimir Leonidovich; KQ~KINAI V.,
red.; LUKASHEVICH, V., tekhn. red.
[Manual for mechanics]Spravoolmik slesariat Saratov~ Saratovskoe
knizhnoe izd-vo, 1962. 303 p. MRA 15.12)
(Machine-shop practice)

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IMISEIKO, N-. gvardii polkovnik; SIDOROT, A., podpolkovnik;
BTZUV, A., podpolkvnik; MINATZT. I., podpolkovnik.
Work of small unit commanderi in organizing for battle; discussion
of an article published in No. 5. Voen-vest. 37 no.10:43-47 0 157.
(KIRA 10: 12)
(Infantry drill and tactics)
CS

KORKISHKO, N., polkovnik
Use of smoke. Voen.vest. 40 no.4:42-43 Ap 161. (MIR"' 14:7)
(Smoke screens)

GARCHENKO, ".T.; BALAKIN, F.N.; YEFIFDV, L.M.; POGORELYY, V.P.; GREKOV,
Ye.A.; KORKOSYKO _N._M S, Ye.l.; VOYTOV,
_NbE -j - .; VORONOV, Yu.F.; POLTAVET
A.O.; SHTFY ,RG, L.S.
Production of steel in large-capacity open-hearth furnaces with
blowing of oxygen through the bath. Stall 25 no.2:116-121 F 165.
(MIRA 18:3)

SAVCHUK, Ye.V. (Bikinakiy rayon, Khabarovskogo kraya);.-&ORKI84k V.
Q,_I__
Readers' letters. Zmahch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 6 no.7sl9 J1
161. (WRA 16:5)
(Plants, Protection ofO

XORKISHKO, P. I.
ApParatus for vater chlorination in rural dintricts.,
Gig* Sanit., Kooky& no.8:44-47 Aug. 1950. (CIML 20:1)

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rd sturated ethers of Copolymerization of
TITLE: q2pqj~ped of uns
metha=71ate with ally.I&Lycidyl ethers in so utions
SCUM: Plast aes.L MWI;Y*p no 5j. 1963.SrJJW14
NPIC TAM: copolymerization, mathyl methacrylate, 2-pre-menyl 2.3-epox;~wopylj
copolymerization rate, reaction,temperature, initiator concentration, re=tivity__
-ratios,-yields, molecularveight, benzoyl peroxide
Methyl- meth
ABSTRAM: -- ecrylate,-(kiA) ~an& opeo 2, --epoxyypropyl 'ether
(PEPE) have been copq-iamerized In methyl. ethyl ketone, dioxane, or toluene
solution at 70 to 90C in the presence of 0.5 to 1.0 mo1% of benzoyl peroxide
or Alpha) Alpha-azobialsobutyronitrile. The reaction vas conducted undei
nitrogen in solutio-zo vhose initial concentration of the monomers v= 30, it,
MMA and PEPE in ratios of 2-1 1-1 and 1:2. The copolywrization. rate
dropped with-an-Increase in';& FE13i content.and increased with:an increase
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in the reaction temperature or initiator concentration. Because M is mch
more reactive than PEPE, the MMA-PM ratio in the copolymers is much higher
then that In the initial monomer mixture. The monomer reactivity ratios were
calculated to be 40.7 for MKA and 0.035 for,PEPE. The copolymers, obtained
in yields of 41 to 8%, ere white solids readily soluble in benzene, toluene,
acetone, or dioxane. Their molecular weights vary from 2000 to 10,000, de-
creasing with an increase in the initial PEPE concentration, reaction tempexam
ture, or initiator concentration. Copolymers prepared in dioxane solution have
the highest molecular weight. Orig. m*t. has: 5 figures and 4: tables.
ASSOCLVION: none
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ACCESMON ~.AP4043819 S/0303/64/000/004/0001/0004
AUTHOR- Sorokin, M. F. Kochnove, Z. A.; Norkishko. Zh. T.; Vasillyeva, 0. A.
117LE- Promixed poly-arethan coatings based on polymers of n-butyl- and PhenYlglYc*l
ethers'.'
SOURCE: LakokraBochny*ye Materialy* i ikh primeneniye, no. 4, 1964. 1-4
rPOPIC TAGS. prevnixed coating, prepolymer synthesis, cured film, chemically resistant
;oating, polymerized phenylglycidyl ether, polymerized n-butyl ether, toluylene
dilsocyanate, polyurethan, polyurethan film
ABSTRACT: Two " of prepolymers with isocyanate end groups were synthesized from
linear or branched polymers of n-butyl or phenylglycidyl ethers and toluylene diisocyanate.!
u-sing 30 mol. % trimethylolpropane of phenylglycidyl or resoreinol as initiators, respec-
ttively, to obtain premixed polyurethan coatings characterized by stability in storage. Two
type- 1 prepolymero were synthesized from the branched polymers at 60C. Both the
polymer and the diisocyanate were used as 50% solutions in xylene, the temperature of the
exotbermic reaction did not exceed 20C, and the reaction was complete 1. 5 bra. after
toluylene diloocyanate was added. Two type-2 prepolymers were synthesized at 70C from
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the linear polymers and type I prepolymers (substituting for the toluylene ditsocyanate).
The reaction was complete within 40 min. or I hr. 40 min. depending upon which pre-
polymer (based on~ n-butyl or phenylglycidyl ether) was added. All four prepolymers were
then used as premixed,polyurethan coatings, stored well when protected from moisture for
(type 1) or 1. 5 (~W 2) months, were highly resistant to 12 months I exp,!.4ure in 10 or
U10% solutions of NaOH, 5 or 10% solutions H2S04, distilled water or transformer oil, WA
had excellent physical and mechanical properties (single coa't 25;t for type 1. 20-21A for
type 2, two coats 60-52 and 45-461s, respectively, impact strength 60 kg-cm for all,
relative hardness 0. 72 - 1. 00). Both types of coating were cured for 6 hro. at 100C.
emical formulas.
Orig. art. has: 6 tables, 2 graphs, and numerous oh
ASSOCIATION: none
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ACCESSION Ms AP404711 0/0303/64/000/002/W/0010
AUVORS& Sorokin# M. F.j Noohnovap Z, Aol Nork1shkol Zh. T.
TITLEt Two-oomponent polyurethane lacquers on the base of glycidyl eater polzomp
oynthesizod in the preoence of two- and throo-functional initiators
SOURM Lakokrasoohny*ye materialy* i ikh pri2enonlysp no,, 2; 1964# 7-10
TOPIC TAGSt poiyurethane lacquerp glycidyl eater, phanylglycidyl enter,
butylglycidyl eater, glycidyl eater polymerp diisocyanate, triisocyanateg cheaioal
film stability, lacquer film hardening, lacquer film adhesion
ABSTRACT. The base n-butylglycidyl eater polymer (BGEP) and the phenylglycidyl
ester polymer (PGEP) were synthesized from the corresponding monomers by block
ipolymerization at 900 in the presence of the initiators renoroinol, trimetl~ylolpro.
.paned and 11aOff. Whilo 30% renorainol y1oldod linear polymer* of'an average
molecular woiaiit of 570t the same amount of trimathylo~propane produced branahed
polymers of molecular -joighte within the 760-775 range. The BGHP and PUT pol~wsre
so roduced were used to make lacquers by being blended with toluileneditaooyanate
(TD5, with 4,40-diphogy1methanediievoyanate (MCD), or with 4,4't4"-
triphenylmathanodiisooyanato (M). Sinas the hardoxing of film of suoh two-
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..ACCESSION NRt AP4034711
,component compositions is caused by the formation of urethanes, the authors per- I
.'formed a series of tests, using various MOM ratios, temperatures, and reaction
iperiods. It was found that at 90C satisfactorily hardened films with high pbysiac~a
:mechanical properties and good appearance were obtained by blending the glyvidjyl
lestere of linear structure with TMD, and by blending the polymers of branched
.structure with TD or DIM. It was also found that for bleAds of the linear POE
polymer with TMD the optimum ratio of NCOsOH was 1-3:1. This yielded (at 900) &
;completely hardened film within 6-7 hours. For the branched BGE and PGR polymers
.the optimal ratios of NCOzOH in their blends with MW were 1-411 and 1.1ill and thel
hardening periods were I and 3 hours respectively. A period 0 16-20 hours was
required for hardening films of the branched BGE polymer blended with TD at.a.
NCO:OH ratio of 1-411. The h=dueasv adhesiong and resistance to cheniml agents
of the lacquer films proved them to be of high quality, 09 At, Vasillywa partici-
f
pated in the work. Orig. Art. has' 4 cl=tav 3 tableep and 3 formLlase
ASSOCIATIONs noull
!BUMTTEDs 00 IMCLS 00
!SUB CODEI ]a 90 REP GM 0%
'Card 2/2

SCROKIN, M.P.; LWUZINA, A.K.; KCRKLGHKO, Zh.T.
Synthetic resins from arylglycidyl ethers. Report Yo. 2:
Synthesis of resins from diglyclol ethers and polyatomic
alcohols of the aliphatic series. Lakokras. mat. i ikh
prim. no. 6:1-4 160. (MIRA 13:12)
(Resins. Bynthetic) (Rliers)

SOROKIN, M.P.; KWHN(PJA, Z.A.; KORKISHKO, Zh.T.; Prinimaln uchastiye
VASIL'YFVA, O.A.
Two-component polyurethan lacquer based on the polymers of glycidyl
ethers synthesized in presence of'bi- and tri-functional initiators.
Lakokras.mat. i ikh prim. no.20-10 164. (KIRA 17:4)

39838
S/081/62/000/011/052/057
E202/Zl92
AUTHORS: Sorokin, M.1F., Laguzina, A.M., and Korkishko,,Zh.T.
TITLE: Synthetic resins derived froin arylglycide esters. 2nd
bulletin. Resin synthesis from diglycide esters and
polyatomic alcohols of the aliphatic series.
PERIODICAL: Referat'ivnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, rio.il,'1962, C-19,
abstract 11 P 259. (Lakokrasoehn. materialy'l'ilch
primeneniye, no.6, 196o, 1-4).
TEXT: Based on diglycide esters (DE), resorcine (1) and also
dioxydiphenyl propane (II), ethylene glycol (III) and diethylene
glycol (IV), -soluble varnish.epoxy resins (ES) were prepared. The
synthesis was earried out (in a 3-neck flaal- with reflux condenser
and,stirrer placed in a thermostat) with molecular ratio3 of
alcohols to esters 1:1, 1.5:1 and 2:1, at 50, 60 and 70 *C'in the
presence of 0.6% catalyst (on the basis of the weight of the
components) - solid NaOH* The latter was dissolved in diol at the
synthesis temperature of ES,, adding the required quantity of
arylglyeide eater heated to the same temperature. The process was
controlled by the changing of glycide group content in the
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Synthetic resins derived from ... S/081/62/000/011/052/037
. 9202/E192
(Bulletin no.1, see R.zh. Khim., 18, 1961, 18P174).
~Abstractorls note: Complete tranalation-3

L 160-38-65 OUT ( mWE W P /T Fc-4 fat
_:T7 . =5 F NR: AP4047671 5/03OV64/000/0051000110005
AUTHOR: Sorokin, M. F.,, Korkishk9~_Zh,,,T., Kochnova, Z.A.
TITLE- Two-component. POIOr6thiLU:varniqhc-s.-ba_qed an nitrogenous tetraEuncttanal
a
polymers of glycidyl ethers and polyisocyanates
SOUPCF,.- Lakokrasochny*ye materialy* i Lkh primeneniye, no. 5, 1964, 1-5
-----TOPTG--T.474:--~~acquer,---VcrkTq I
_n_Lt_ra&e_nptz.7 polyner, tetralunctional
YM13 a
6V"L"x
-~Oytl~
har,lening, polymerization initiator
Aa_~!R.!',C'E: TeLrafunctional nitrogen-containing polymiers hased on glycidTl
ethers were synthesized and were shown to be of possible use foc obtatning twa-
component polyuraMan- 6c~5pqs_jtjob& with tolytene and hexamethylene dii,sa6yanate.-
Thc polymers were synthesized in' the presence of tetrafunctional initiators- suCh
as hex_-aethylene dianine, ethylene diantine and rn-toLylene diamine. It was found
thac che addition of a small amount of sodium hydroxide (5 mol. 7') accelerates the
process at a x-olar ratio of 7:1 of ether to diamine. TI-e structural formulas of
Oe polymer,; are given. The characteristics of the polymers and copolymers
synthesized in the presence of diamines and a catalyst (5 mol. 7. NaOH) are
Card 1/ 2

77~
L16038-61n-
ACCESSION NR: AP4047671
Formulas are given for calculating the number, average MOL. weight
iveraze degree of polymerization from the- nil-trogen and hydroxyl group
_f~ conditions of hardening of IV--, opt[Tfial
L,_ - that c;-.e rate
NCC:Oil ratios in tae composi,:ion were
of harden-mg decreases, with increasing degree of polymerization. The relationship
between the hardening-of- fil= and-.the average degree of polymerizati-on. and
h a rd e n 4 r, orature shows - that by heating - for 3 hours at 100C a 98 - 104%
temper
en 'n is obtained for all lacquer coatings. At 90C the rate of hardening
.~s -7-,~nsiderabLy in relacion ro the structure of the polyrmer, especially in
th- Fir!;c hour of hardening. The coatLngs conrainin~ tet--irunctional polymers have
V
a hi&h -loss and hardness and excellent adhesion. The physico-mechanical propar-
t;es Pnd chemical stability aretabulaLed. &111. poLyurethan coatLngs have good chem-
tcal stability. Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 4 tables.
A
A
SSOCIATION: -None
SUMAITTED: 00 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: HT, CC
NO F.VF SOV: 005 OT11MR: 002
C,,d 212

KORKIYA, E.M.
Some data on late pregnancy toxemia based on inaterials., from Sukhumi
Maternity Hospital from,19A..to 1957. Sbor. trud. Med. nauch. ob-vo
Abkh, 2:71-74 159, (MIR& 14:10)
-1. Iz SWdamskcO'rcdII'nogo d(na (gla"yy vrach T.T.Khubutiya).
(PItG-9ANCY) MEEKIA.)

LO
USSR/ ( hem! stry- Metallurey
Gard 1/1 Pub. .22 23/47
Authors t Horklya, 1. L.; yosin) 0. A.; and Mikhaylov-1 V. V.
Title I 110chaniom of desulfurization of castiron
Periodical I Dok. AN SSSR 101/6,JpO -1067, Apr, 21, 1955
Abstract t Experiments were conducted with the aid of radioactive FC59 isotorA to
co -irow%diich appears in slag together wit sulfur is in
nfirm whetherthe - . uh
the form of small Metal beads (ejected by the forming gases) or in the-
fom of FeS.raolecules. Tests.with:graphite and magnesia crucibles chowefl
that more sulfur penetrates . into the slag, than, iron but, the - FeS and ~ F eO
molecule-concentrations-,ar -The p cess of desulfurizing case
e 6qi~al ro %'. Iron
is- explgined. It..is'pointed out- that the aD earance of sulfur Ln the cast
iron is mainly dre to-the formation of calcium, carbide in the slag_-Four -7---
r of q;Lqn q '-A-- C1948-19 52 Y~.Table,;_dfagrar~.
-es -._2_USqR_and--2LUS
Institution -.Acad. Se USSR UraI Brand6, Inst.~ of Chem. and Metallurgy -
Presentied by: Academician 1. F. Bar.dlpl, September 11,, 1954

AU'MORS: Ye s in 0. AN.
(Sverdlovsi5.
24-12-15/24
Korkiyal I. L. and Mikhaylov', V.V.
TITLE: Electrolytic desulph'aring of iron. (Elektroliticheskoye
obesserivaniye chuguna).
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye Tekhnichaskikh
Nauk-, 1957, No.12, pp. 71-76 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The possibility of electro-chemical purification of metals
from sulphur was experimentally proved in an earlier
paper of,-che authors (Ref.1). In this paper the results
are given of investigating the process of desulphuring
of liquid iron by means of electrolysis. In para.1 the
possible cathodic processes are considered; para.2
deals with the role of diffusicn; para.3 deals with the
anodic process; in para.4 the experimental technique is
described, using an electrolysis furnace as shown in
Fig.1 with a charge of 5 kg of iron and about 1.2 kg of
slag. In para.5 the results of preliminary experiments
are described; para.6 deals with the sequence of the
electrode processes and para.7 deals with the influence
of the current density and the basicity of -the slag. Tn
the experiments the process of electrolytic desulphuring
Card 1/3 of liquid iron with high sulphur contents at the
Electrolytic desulphuring of iron. 24-12-15/24
temperature 1480 to 15000C was studied, using ordinary
and high magnesium content synthetic blast furnace
slags. It is shown that the sequence of the cathodic
processes corresponds to the respective potentials,
namely, first the sulphur dissolves, this is followed by
the reduction of chrome and, finally, the reduction of
silicon takes place. The potentials for oxides at 15000C
are given for a number of reactions in Table 1; the
results of preliminary tests on desulphurine irons are
given in Table 2- Table 3 contains data on the results of
tests carried out in a furnace with a chromium magnesite
lining; Table 4 gives the consumption in ampere hours for
desulphuring iron and reducing chromium and silicon for
the slag for each thirty minutes of the smelting time;
Table 5 gives the influence of the current density on the
process of desulphuring for a test duration,of ninety
minutes, whilst Table 6 gives the influence of the basicity
of the slag on the specific current efficiency in respect
to sulphur for a current intensity of ?5 A and a test
duration of ninety minutes. Fig.2 shows the change in
the sulphur content in the slag as a function of time for
Card 213 initial sulphur contents of 0.5 to 0.6%, using high

KORKMASOY
Working capacity of patients following radical operations f trio
cancere Vope onke 10 no*2:56-61 164. (,., 170r, 7rs
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell.
nauki prof. I.L. Fayerman) TSentrallnogo nauchno-iduledov4tell-
skogo instituta ekspertizy trudo3posobnosti i organizatsil truda
invalidov (dir. - prof. D.I. Gritakevich). Adres Avtora: Moskva
A-57, 2-y proyeod Aeroporta, dom 3, TSentralinyy nauchno-issledovatell-M
skiy Institut ekspertizy trudosposobnosti i organizataii truda invalidov.

KORKMASOV A.M. (Makhachkala, ul. Sovetskaya, 86)
Ll-!==
Work capacity following gastrectomy in cancer. Vop. onk. 10
no.6:26-31 164- (MIRA 18:3)
1. Iz khirurgichoskogo otdeleniya (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell
nauki prof. I.L.Fayerman) TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta ekspeitizy trudosposobnouti i organizatsil truda Invalidov
(dir. - prof. D.I.Gritskevich).

KORKMAZOV,_ ~,Ui.. 0,
------ -; OialAYEV, M.F... red.; ZORRIA, V.A., tekhn.
red.
[Business accounting under the conditions of the large-
scale building of commnism] Khoziaistvanryi raschet v us.,
loviiakh razvernutogo strdtellatva kotmunizm. [n.p.] Ros-
vuzizdat., 1963. 60 p. (MIRA 17:1)
(Finance)

KORKODILOV, I.S.
Zaporozhlye Refractories Mant. Ogneupory 27 no.U.'511-512
162. (MIRA 15:3.1)
(Zaporozhlye-Refractories industry)

MELEKHOV, Ivan Sterqnovich; KORKONOSOVAJ_.1 idiya Tv%novna;
CHERTGNSKOY, Vyacheslav Gavrilovi_c_W__-'
[Manual for the study of types of clear-cuttings] Ruko-
vodstvo po izucheniiu tipov kontsentrirovamykh vyrubok.
Izd.2., dop. i ispr. Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 179 p.
(MIRA 19:1)

.. NORIONDSOVA, L. 1.
Wild red clover of the Mason' bottom lands as a promising plant
for cultivation. Trudy Bot.lust.Ser.6 no.7t198-199 159.
(MIRA 1):4)-
1. krkhawl'okly muchno-twoUdovatel'skiy atatsionar AN SSSR.
(Mason' Valley-Red clover)

MELMOV, I-van Stepanovich; KORKONOSOVA, Lidiya Ivanoyna; CHERTGVSKIZ,
Vyachealav Gavrilavich; DROBOT, V.F., red. izd-va; RYLINA,
Yu.V., tekhn. reu.
(Mamml on the study of the types of clearcut areas]Rukovodstvo
po izuchenUu tipov konteentrirovanrWkh vyrubok. Moskya, Izd-
vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962. 112 p. (WRA 15:9)
(Cutover lands)

POGORELYY, V. P. 1, _~PRKOSMIKOj,- N.M.; KOLGANOV, G.S.; MATYAZH, N,N,
Efficient practices in decaddizing steel smelted in high-
capacity open-hearth furnaces. Met. i gornorud. prom.
no.li64-66 Ja-F 164. (KMA 17-10)

POGORELYY, V.P.; KORK0611KOt N.M.; KOLGAIMV, G.S,
Intensification of steelmaking in open-hearth furnace plants. Stall
23 no.7:606-607 ii 163. (mim 16:9)
1. Krivorozhskiy metalluigicheskiy zavod.
(Steel-Met&llurgy)
(Open-hearth furnaces-Design and construction)

KORKOSHKO N M A inzh,; KOLGANOV, G.S., inzh.; KRIVGHENKO, Tu.S., inih.;
"W-W 1KI V.M., inzh.
Comparison of material balances in oxygen converters and large-
capacity opeb-liearth furnaces with the use of oxygen. Stall 23
no.9t788-791 S 163. (MIRA 16ilO)

PIROGOVY A.A.; RAKINA, V.P.; HASS, Ya.R.; VOLKOV, N.V.; BELICRENKO, G.I. ,:
GAIAMV, N.S.; NEST9ROVA, A.L.j KORKOSHKO,._~. - V. V.
------ -, 'rEL I TSOV,
Dolomite nagnesite blocks for lining oxygen-blown converters.
Ogneupory 30 no.%4-5 165. (MIRk 180)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledov&ACIeltakiy institut ogneuporov
(for Pirogav.. Rakina, Kress, Volkov, Belichenko).
2. Krivoroahokiy metallurgichookiy zavod (for Galatol, I
Nesterova, Korkoshkop Yelltaov).

KOBEZA, I.I.; BELOKUROV, E.S.; GHERNYAVSKIY, V.G.; POGORELYY, V.P.;
KORKOSHKO, N.M.; VORONOV, Yu.F.; PRONIKIN, V.Ye.; BABEKYSUEV, M.A.
Heating a 600-ton (mega-gram) single channel open-hearth furnace
with self-c&rburetting natural gas. Stall 25 no.12:1139-1143
D 165, (MIRA 18:12)

KOLGANOV, G.S.; ZIPJRAVLrV, I.P.; KORVOSHKO, N.M.; SERVETNIK, V.M.;
TARAPUROV, N.P.
Introduce the production of chemically capped steel. Metallurg
10 no.8:13-15 Ag 164. (14IRA 17:11)
1. Kr1vorozhBkiy metallurgicheskly zavod.

37212
P/014/62/041/004/003/004
D204/D301
/j $ fo(p 6
AUTHORS: Berefi, Januszp Obl6jv Azef, Szczurekv M~r
a,, ~.a p~d
Korkoazka, Janina
TITLE: Preparing stable catalysts for the polymerization of
olefins without pressure
PERIODICAL: Przemysk chemiczny, v. 41, no. 4, 1962p 217
TEXT: Patent no. 45141; class 39cp 25/01. Property of Instytut
ciO;kiej syntezy organicznej (Institute of Heavy Organic Synthesia)
Metal Sheet Plant, Silesia. The patent describes a method of pre-
paring stable catalysts for the polymerization of olefins without
pressure. The process is based on the interaction between an organo-
metallic compound and chlorides of metals from Groups IV-VI of the ,
periodic table. The reaction is conducted in a stable molten hydro-.
carbon with a m.p. >-500C and the product is then sil -%dified under
nitrogen into appropriate forms. The patent dates froid July 6, 1959.
LAbstractor's note: Complete translation].
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KORKOTASHVILT., V a
Affectivvness of line-sulfur decoction (310) against certain
diseases of citrus and fruit cultures [in Georgian with inammary
in Russian]. Tru(Ay Inot. sashch.rast. AN Grus. M 9:165-195
1539 (KL&L 8;2)
(ftngicides)(Frult-Dineases and posts),

USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products I-10
and Their Application
Pesticides
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31331
Author : KorkoLa!,"ili N.G.
Inst : Institute of Plant Protection, Academy of Sciences
Georgian SSR
Title : Results of Tests of Colloidal (Gas) Sulfur Against
the Principal Diseases of Fruits
Orig Pub: Tr.-In-ta zashchity rasteniy AN GruzSSR, 1954, lo,
157-162
Abstract: No abstract.
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5 Z-
USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products I-10
and Their Application
Pesticides
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31333
Author : Korkotashvill N.G., Klplani R. Ya.
Inst : Institute of Plant Protection, Academy of
Sciences Georgian SSR
Title : Use of Combined Mixture of Liquid Lime-Sulfur and
DDT in Orchards
Orig Pub: Tr.-In-ta zashchity rasteniy AN GruzSSR, 1954, ic,
163-168
Abstract: No abstract.
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KAPSKIY, Vladimir Antonovich: KOlIhMMiKO.--Daitriy-lznat-lyoyich;

NIKIFOROV, B.D., insh.; KDIMOTIYAN, N,A,t insh,
Blectric locomotives from the Perm and Chusovskays shops shou2d be
used sore effectively. Blek.1 tepl.tiags, 4 no.2:11-13 7 160.
(Form Arovince-Blectric locomotives) (MIRA 13:6)

.-xCRKOZOWICZA,Ignac7 (Hajfong)
Teahnical progresa in the development of the merchant marine.
Tech gosp morska 23 no.6.-177-178 Je 963.
J_U, L
AUTHOR lie ji,,,~uvisrki I J. i'orkuc. a. 1,'kareszynska, K.;
LICS T .
tulip hft,'i~ct of th-c- Usu of Ami(le c~ f Tki i oa ck, t .11c
AcI6 an Decreased Copr~-.c'Lpitatjon oll' Bar;' and
;0,1119 in Prec.,nitation of Suifihs of
- I L
PUB. : arla I
ILt., ic/58, 3, NO 3-1t, 651-654
j!. - T. RA C T : Tt :3 found that rj~,czipitatues oi'
-n u_-.-Ing tl~_Ioucct-airddle in. 110-7.11 of'h
J26
~z-rta e rsurfal,.e, , L,
A 1, 1' e r c!,_
I a na
clilc 11C,;i(I Lf, usned. Use
to decr~_-a_se coprecipiLutic)n of
_I* tur.bs Witli ,_L3 Os Lind Zns pr~,CipitateS7 LIL) 5) U.51
a,x., in lieu of 407 ~~2, and, 35',,), as is the
whe n 'j, ) 2,S Is used ; and of Ca ons to 2. 3 1 1)
f rl,~
_rid 2~., in Ulei~ C, 2.7s uInd 6x. A.
Parszewska, I.; Llpicc7 T.
Of "Ketals of itnalytical Group JIT,
LIPIEC, Tadeusal KORKUC, Anna: PETIU. Stanislaw

~~Lf7 ~7

-ki % It~,-mrrh ort (tie SynthqFMA of ntywall.

Ollptitic turpelltine Coming 11, r-.
rv-4etions is an lolh)wg.
IiNO
, 2

2 hkdroxyleamilvity-p-cymena
NAOH
NANo,

i
,IL4 of the NUsth PhArmj-
The product ob6ined answerv the r"W-Tem
cr,poela

OSINSMA, Kz7styna, KMKUCZANSKI. Adam, WARESKA. Wanda
Blood levels of paraaninosalicylic acid (PAS) in patients with pulmonary
tuberculosis. II Production nnd clinical use of the potassium salt of
parsaminosalicylle acid (L-PAS). Gruslica 26 no.6:473-478 Jun 58
1. S',Iakladu Farmacji Stosowanej; lisrownik: mgr A. Korkucanskl
InstytUtu Farmaceutyc2nego; Dyrektor: K. Kalandyk t s Oddsialu XI
Kierownik: don dr P. Krakowks z Pracowni Dingnostycznejt, Kierowniki mrgr.
V. Vareska In~tAutu Gruslicy; Dyrektor; prof. dr J. Nialewles.
Adres: Wnresave, ule Lacznosal 8.
(TUBIMCULOSIS, PULMONARY, ther.'
PAS potassium salt, prep, & clin. evaluation (Pol))

POIAIM / Chemical Technolo,7., Chemical Proftets and Their H-17
Application. Pharmaceuticals. Vitamins. Antibiatiese
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - KhiLdya, No 5,, 1959j, No. 16483
Author Korkuczanaki,, A.
Inst ven
Title Derivatives of SulfamIles as Antl-Rhoumatic Drugs
Orl~3 Pub Przeme Chem*, 19581 37# No 3,, 162-163
Abstract By means of diazotizatim and combInaticm Vitb salicylic
acid (I), the fo derivatives of three sulfamides
vere synthesized: - -(2-thiazoleamdnesulfenrl)-
pherql"o -1 and 5- -2-(4 -di=thy3,Wrimidinamizo&i-
9 .06
sulforql)-phanylazo I* Results (t phazzoeological and
;at a5z 7021=-I~S
clInical Investiga low., conducted on the above derivatives.,
are Wesentede Their anti-rheumt1c ]properties are
evaluated*
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KORKUNNASKI,Marceli
A case of Randn-Owler disease. Polski tygod lek 15 no.3a:
397f-399 14 * 160.
1. Z Oddslalu Wevnetrstisgo SsPital& na Zolibor2U; ordyaotor: dr
J. Gorecki,
(ADMIOPATOGIS case reports)

KORKHMIS'Kall , Marceli; MIGIDAISKA, Barbara
I ----
Sheehan's disease with Intact gonad,troplkr- Nnetion. Pol. tye,,. lek.
19 no.51: 1976-1977 21 D t6,1
1. Z IIT Oddzlalu Chorob Voidreti-mych Hiciskiogo S?r.;t,-ila BIG-
lanskiago (Ordynator; dr. J. Ckireclei) I z Laborpitorium. I Katedry
Chorob Wowmetmmych Studlum Doskonalerla Le!-nrzy (KIoro'.mik:
prof. dr. W. fLail-w1g).

KRIVOSM.YK IOR. kmM. lxkbn. nauk; HUDNLK, M.I., inzh.;
Ov 0 insh,
Selection of an eMeent'charge design in the Vsevolodo-
Villva qmn-pit mine. Varyr. delo no.51/8:159-169 163.
(KIRA 16t.6)
1. parmakir poutikwchmskiy, institut.
(Vaevolodo-MITs region-Blaating)

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Influence of the design of a charge on the efficient use of
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1. Permakly pulitekhnicheskiy institute

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Efficiency of using divided charges with air spaces at the
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1. Permskiy politekhn.icheskiy institut.

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(Europe, Eastern-Agriculture, Cooperative)
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BUROV, V.V., In-h.; KNYAZEVA, V.I., Jnzh.;.KM1KUNOV, Yu.G., inah.
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nauki, chlon-korrespondent AN-1 SSSR prof. I.I.Merkalov).
(BRAIN-TUMORS) Wl)

Mh;ziKULOV I I - I - t prof . ; _ KOdKU-qHKO o 1-1. A. . nauchnyv a otrudnik
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1. Iz Ukrainskogo nauchno-ionledovateliskogo instituta glaznykh
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