SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOROLEVA, M.G. - KOROLEVA, N.S.

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BONDARCHUX, V.G.-(continued) Card 3.
13. Direktor Ukrainakogo nauchno-iBOledovatelli3kogo inatituta
ekonomiki i organizatsii Bellskogo khozyaystva, Chlen-
korrespondent Vsesoyuznoy akademii sellskokhozyaystverbvkh
nauk im. V.I.Lenina (for Romanenko). 14. Direktor fabriki 14o.1
(for Tallnova). 15, Chlen-korrespondent Akademli nauk USM
(for Pidoplicbko).
(Ukraine-Maps) (Ifoldavia-Maps)

LOKSHINA~ R.D., kand. ekon. nauk"gRMjUp,-&.G.,-.kand. farm. nauk;
KOROBOVA, Z.N.; UZDENIKOVp A.N,; MARTYNOVA,, M.P.; PANCHENKO, Ye.I.
ANANIYEVA, A.r.
Dewelopment of a methodological basis for the determination of
medication requirements. Sbor. nauch. trud* TSANIr 4s20-30 163
(MIRA 17 0)
1. Obdel organizataii i ekonomiki aptechnogo del& (rukovoditell
otdola - kand. farm. nauk A.M. Sidorkov) TSentrallnogo aptechno-
go nauchno-isaledovatellskogo Instituta.

XOROLEVA, M.G.
From the history of the opening of pharnscles in Moscow. Apt.delo 3 no.21.
50-56 Mr-Ap 134. (MM 7t4)
1. Is Tgentrallnogo namobno-leeledovatellskogo aptechnago Institute
Glavnogo aptechnogo upravlenlys, Ministeretva sdravookhranonlya 68SR.
(Koscow-Dnestores)
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XOR013VA, M.G.
History of phiormoles In Moscow* Apt. delo 3 no.6:37-39 N-D 154.
(FffARKkCTg h1storyl (KLRA 8;2)
In Russia)
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KOROLEVA, M. 00
KOROLEVA, M. G.- "History of the Drug Stores of Moscow (uP to 1917). Min of Public
Health USSR, Moscow Pharmaceutical Inst, Moscow, 1955 (Diasertations for Degree of
Candidate of Pharmaceutical Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis' No. 26, June 1955., Moscow

LQ v (1, TIVI - G
KOROLAVA, M.G., kend.farmateevtichookikh nauk; WMANOV. Yu.P.. provizor
Pharmey in the Germen Democratic Republic. Apt.delo 7 no.1:65-66
Ja-Y 058. (NDU 11:3)
(GMW, BABY-PHgWACY)

KMOLEVA, M.G., TANMONEN, R.N.
Pharmacy in Ingland; a survey. Apt.delo 7 noe'5:89-93 S-0 '58
(GFIZAT 13RITAIN-PEARKAff) (MM 11:10)

STETSIUK, A.M., WROLWA, M.G., KJTOMOVA, YE, K., SENOV, P.L.
First Nationa Pharmaceutionl Conference in the Rumenina Pe*'186
Republic'. Apt,delo 7 no,6t7l-76 W-D 158 Wr-RA i1:12)
(RUMANIA-PHARMACY)

11CROIN4. K!G.0 kand. farmateerticheskiy nauk; TARHONN, B.N., provisor
Pharmacy In the U.SoAp; a brief survey. Apt.delo 8 no.1:86-92
Ja-F '59. (KIRA 12:2)
l.-Is ?Sentrallnogo aptechnogo nauchno-looledovatellskoko instituta
Kinisteretya sdrawookhraneniya SSSR-
(UNrM STATBS--PHOJ(ACT)

KOROLEVAt H.G.p kand. f"tsevticheakikh nauk
I
Moscow drugstores in the first half of the 19th cent=7. Apt. delo
9 no.?:77-79 MvTe 160. OdRA 14:3)
(MaSGOW,XRUGSTO=)

KOROLEVAP M.G.t kand.farmataevticheskikh nauk
Moscow drugstores in the second half of the nineteenth century and
in the beginning of the twentieth, Apt, delo 9 no. W6.80 JI-Ag
160, (MIRA 13:8)
1. TSentrallnyy aptechnyy nauchno-itisledovatellskiy institut
Hinisterotva zdravookhraneniya SWR.
(MOSCOW-DRUGSTORES)

MELINIGB-ENXO,, A.K,,-, fkf~~LEVA,, M.G.; KUZIMINAO A.A.; SHANINA, S.V.
awic scientific problems in the field of pharmacy. Apt. deli.
11 no.50-9 3-0 162. (MIRA 17:5)

SIDORKOVJ9A.M.; PARKHOMENKO, G.I.; KOROLEVA, M.G.; YARAVTSEVA, Ye.P.
Review of T.I.ToPtsman's book "T*xtbook on the organization
of pharmaceutical ser7ice.0 Apt. delo 12 no.5t86-87 S-0163
(MIRA 16t11)
1A

GOLIKOVA, Z.F.; KOROLEVA, M.I.
Evening dedicated to the chemists'of fraternal republics.
(14UU 14:31)
Khim. v shkole.A6 no.6:$p-83 N-D 161.
1. Pedagogichookiy institutp Saransk.
(Chemiistry-Study and teaching)

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KOROIEVA, M.I., assistent,
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Problem of the management of labor in untimely escape of the
amniotic fluid. Mad. zh, Uzbek.,' 3:11-15 163 (MM 17:2)
1. Iz kafedry akusherstva i gi-nekologii ( zav. - doktor med,
nauk N.T. Rayevskaya) Tashkentakogo gosudarstvennogo -instituta
usovershenstvov,ani-ya vrachey.

VOWSTNOVA, K.B.; PRVOBRAZHUMIT, N.A. [deceased]. Prinimli uchastiye:
DRMVICH, M.D.; NOROUVA. M.K.; MIROPOLISKIT. Ya.A.. TZROYZM#
I.A.. red.; YZDOTOTA,A.-T--.'-,-'-t-e'khn. red.; KOVALIKKO. V.L.. takhn.red.
[Dictionary of Russian transcriptions of geographical names]
Slovarl rusBkol transkriptail geografichaskikh namnii. Moskva,
Goo.uchobno-ped gog.isd-vo H-va prosy. RSFSR. Pt.2. (Foreign
geographical naLs] Geografichaskie nazvaniia na territorli
sarabashnykh stran. 1959. 167 p. (KIU 12:5)
(Geography-Dictionaries)

KOROLEVA,
t? -P
Inotoreac-.ions of o-rcanomalta-,Mic con-o-ond's of -,ercu'-,-y in co-Lutions. VI.
Rc.act-ions of' dir.-~essi"~.Irl Yll. A. 011, Z-o a d
N. Ko-oleva (p.650) by G. A. Razuv- p
SO: LQjjM,-0, of Goncral Choritst (Zliuriml Ob-shchei MhLmii) 1951, Volurle '11, 1,10-

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KOIRM
Fazakh-l-tan Geolo Stratigra;Uc
"Transitional" strata from. the Ordovician to t!ip- Gotblaridiar in nort'llern Kazakhstan.
Dokl. AN 33311 8819 No. 6, 1953). 104-3-1044.
States that no single unique stratigra~~hical scheme of the Silurian deposits
of the North Caucasus has been accepted by all geologiz;ts. On the basis of
,mentioned data, concludes that It is necessary to consider the porphyrite layers,
which include lime with faisna, to be the upper Caradocian, that is, to relate
it definitely to the Ordovician, and not to the "Transitional" layer, which does
not exist in Northern Kazalchstan. 256T72
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May -1953. Unclassified.
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KORCIEVA, M. N.
KOROIZVAt 1-1. N, -- "Paleontological Basis of the Stratirraphy of the
C.
Ordovici2n Period in Northern Kazakhstan accordingr to Trilobites."
Min Higher Education USSR, Kazakh Mining-Metallurgical Inst, Inst of Geological
0 L.
Sci, Acad Sci Kazakh SSR, Alma-Ata, 1955. (Dissertations for the
Degree of Candidate in Geologicomineralogical Sciences)
SO: Knjzbnaya Letopis. No. 39, 24 Sept 55

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15-1957-7-8951
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnall Geologiya, 1957, Nr 7,
pp 9-10'
AUTHOR: Shlygin,le.-D., Koroleva, M.-N-
TITLE: Ordovician Type Sections and Paleogeogaphy of the
Stepnyak Region, Northern Kazakhstan (Tipy strati-
graficheskikh razrezov i paleogeografiya ordovika
Pristepnyakovskogo rayona Severnogo-Kazakhstana)
PERIODICAL: Izv. AN KazSSR, ser. geol., 1956, Nr 22, pp 82-91
ABSTRACT: Data are given on the stratigraphy of the Ordovician
rocks which border the "Kokchetav block" on the east.
Here Llandeilian rocks rest on the Precambrian meta-
-morphic fornations and on-comparatively weakly neta-
-morphosed, unfossiliferous deposits provisionally
-referred to Proterozoic-Ordovician. They are pre-
dominantly clastic and volcanic formations--silt-
stones, tuff-sandstones, pebble conglomerates, tuffs,
Card 1/3 and'porphyrites. Limestones occur in the upper part
15-1957-7-8951.
Ordovician Type Sections and Paleogeography of the Stepnyak Region',
Northern Kazakhstan- (Conti)
of these deposits with Lonchodomas cf. rostratus (Sars.), L.
latus sp. nov., L. karakanensis b.v Asavhus knyrkoi
gFh---. On the soUthwest, aloYg-the Achaly and-RonuFF-M-ers,
gra;tolites characteristic of the Llandeilian occur in rocks
which, in the author's opinion are similar to those described
above. Overlying rocks of the Caradocian are divided into 3
horizons--Zhulubayakiy, Lower Maylisorskiy, and Upper Maylisor-
skiy. The Zhulubayskiy horizon is chiefly clastic rocks with
thin layers of porphyrites and tuffs. Pseudoclimaeograptus
scharenberxi (Lapw;) ts found in the clasc formations; this
is peculiar to the upper part of the Llandeilian and the
lower part of-the Caradocian. The Lower Maylisorskiy horizon
consists of various predominantly basic porphyrites, alterna-
ting with tuffs and individual layers of sedimentary rock.
In this horizon are found Orthogravtus cf. pageanus (Lapw.),
01 Sp. , Trinodus labratua__v_a_r_.__Kir;cizica W-eF7,--Maenus
Tonixua sp. nov cf. linnarssUni-Holm, Onchonotus koreischo
sp. nov., Meto;olTchas anderkensis Web., and Sphaerexochus
Card 2/3

AUTHOR: Koroleva, U.N. 11-56-5-11/16
TITLE: Remarks on the Article by V.V. Bronguleyev "Basic Features
of the Formation and Development of che Middle-Paleozc1c
Structural Deposits of Central Karataull (Nekotoryye zame--
chaniya k statlye V.V. Bronguleyeva "Osnovnyye cherty
stroyeniya i razvitiya srednTleozoyskogo strukturnogo
etazha Tsentrallnogo Karataull
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheskaya, 1958,
Nr 5, pp 127-128 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This a critical review of the above mentioned article pub-
lished by V.V. Bronguleyev in this periodical, Nr 2, 1957-
AS30CIATION: Kazakhakiy gorno-metallurgicheBkiy institut, Alma-Ata (The
Kazakh Mineral-Metallurgical Institute, Alma-Ata)
SUBMITTED:
AVAILABLEs
20 June 1957
Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Literature-Reiiew

KOROLEVA, M. IT.
Ordovician sediments in the Stepuyuk-Stalinskiy region in
northern Kazakhstan. Sov.gool. 2 no.9:136-14i s `59-
(KIRA 13:2)
1. Kazakhokiy gorno-mtallurgicheekiy institut.
(Kazair-hatan-Geology, Stratigraphic)

-.30)
AUTHORs Koroleva, M. H. SOV/20-124-6-36/55
TITLE: New:Genera of Trilobites From the Middle and Upper Ordovician
of Northern Kazakhstan (Novyye rody trilobitoy iz arednego i
verkhnego ordovika Severnogo Kazakhetana)
PERIODICAL-. Doklady Akademil' rauk SSSRp 1959, Vol 124, Nr 6, PP 1313-1316
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Interesting Ordovician material has been collected as a result
of the geologic work of the Stepna-ya ekspeditsiya Ministeretva
geologii i okhrany nedr (Steppes Expedition of the Ministry of
Geology and Conservation of Mineral Resources, Chief geologist,
I. D. Rogozin) as well as through geologic mapping done in
Northern Kazakhstan (Geologic group under Ye. D. Shlygin).
From this mateTial the author describes a new subfamily
A M P Y X I N E L L I N A E ( family RAPHIOPHORIDAE) and 3 new
generaA C o 1 1 1 s gen.n. (Generotype Collis parvulus sp.n.)
(Pigs 2 and 4b). This subfamily belongs to the family
Trinuoleldae. Distxibutiont Anderkenskiy horizon,
Tastyko3.1 sk-'!.Ye beds in the caradoc Stage. Ampyxinella gen. n.
Card 1/2 (typical genus of the subfam--'ly AMPYXINELLINAD-) (pig 0.

New Ge~-era of Trilobites Prim the SOV/20-124-6-30'/55
Middle and Upper Ordovician of Northern Kazakhstan
Generotype Amp. rugosa (Kolova, 4936)(F."Lgs !a and 4a).
DJA'.stributi.)n: Middle and Upper Ordbvician.
0 v a I o c a p h a I u 9 gen. n. (family CHEIRURIDAE Salter,
subfamily DEIPHONAE Raymond~ 1913). Generotypes
O'~. keller:L sp. u. (PI-ge 3a and 4b). Distributiont Lower
Caradco. There are 4 figures and **2 references. 4 of which are
Savlie-+.
ASSOCIATION-0 Karakhskiy gorrt(.,-,oift~a'.1urgi!,,h'eskiy inatitut g. Alma-Ata
'Kazakh Mibing and Metallurgical Institute, City of Alma-Ata)
PRESENTED., -TulY 18, 1958, by D. V. Naldivk-'nq Academician
SUBMITTEDs inly 16.,
Ca:rd 2,2

KOROLEVA, M.N.
Now Middle Ordovic an trilobites Shumardia. of the Northern
Caucasus. Paleont. zhur. no. 101-75 164. (MIRA 17:7)
1. Kazakhakiy nauchno-imeledovateltakiy institut, minerallnogo
syr,ya.

CHISTOSERDOV, B.P.; ZENINSKIY, A.M.; KOROLEVA, M.P.; NURMUKHAMEMVA~ LZIN
Methodology for deterrdning labor produativity In the petroleum
industry. Kh1m. i tekh, topl. i manal 10 no.1004-38 0 165.
(MIRA 18,10)
1. Baahkirakiy nauchno-lasladovatellakly institut po pererabatke
nafti.

ZENIIIISKIYI A.M.; KOROLEIIAj M.P.; MOLOCHNIKOV, I.M.; HWHEIA., R.V.
Uz.A.In$ t!te- t~~ z!- rvfirper~?~,-t
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AUTHOR: Koroleva, M. Ya.; Dabinin, V. G.
none
TITLE: Infrared spectroscopic study of orthophosphoric triamide and products of its
thormal degradation
SOURCE; Zhurnal prikladnoy spektroskopiip v. 59 no, 3p 1966t ~44-348
TOPIC TAGS: thermal decomposition, infrared spectrum, inorganic amide
ABSTRXT 1. Qrthophosphoric triamide OP(NH?)) (in the form of a susponsion in vaseline
oil) was heat-treated in dry air.at temperatures of 50, 1009 150,p 200, 250, 300v 4001,
5GO, 600, 700 and 800-C for 2 hr, and IR spectra of the thermal decompoce&ion products
(TDP) wore taken. The various absorption bands obtained aro interpreted structurally.
The spectra show.that a polycondenzation of NNH-P takes place slowly up to 1000C,
forming a polymer of the stru ature I
NH ~H ~H
O-P-NH-P-0 O=P-NH-P-0
I I 4H NI H
NH NH of * I
0."-P1.0 -NH-P
I A., . I . ~H
NH H NH
nsation PrOcOOds with
further TUP (400-MOC) show that the polyconds a space network inWhi0h
The spectra of The Volymer structure then becomes
of NR3. _ It is concluded that the
the splitting off C to three phosphorus at=s- f 0?(NH2)3 have various
each nitrogen atom is lu*6a the thermal degradation a
polymerized products'resulting from S.. Authors thank V. V. Marionov for
7rees Of polyme zation and various structure Mpplying
ri on. arA also Ye. G . pagodilova f or kirAlY
dog
his interest and useful disaussi
orig. art. basl I figure &ad I.tabl*.
the preparation&* 003V am WWI 015
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-,,KOROLRVA, N.
Groat impression. Promskoope 14 no*600-31 Ag 160.
(KINA 1318)
1. UcbezWy askretarl Nauchno-isaledovatel'skogo instituta
kbudozbeetyennoy pronVablenuosti.
(Moscow--Art industries-Bxhibitions)

KOROMITAI 1%; POPOW., 0". kand.isJ,-usstvovedeniyr-
-------------
AIR.rrdi Wiat hampera progreas in art crafts. Ilest.
pron. i lkhud.promys. 2 no,9:31-33 81161. WITZ!" 1/,: 11)
1, Uchenyy I Ymciii-.,,.-:Isi3ledovateltslcogo ihstituta
Idiudozhes-tvenno,; .' ,,4ahlornosti (for Koroleva). 2. Zaveduyushchly
'Laboratoriyey I!auclino--losledovttell:ilroeo instituta
hhudozhestvennoy promyshlenroati (for Popova).
(Art Jnduatylon)
71

KOROLEVA N.
The Japanese people st4wd in admiration. Mbat.prom.i khud.
promyo. 3 no.1:34-~5 A 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Uchenyy sekretarl Nauchno-iseledovateliskogo instituta
khudozhestvennoy promphlennosti. (nRA 151)
~(Art Industgies-Exhibitions)
(Japan-Commerce-Russia)
(Russia-Commerce-Japan)

JOROuffA, N.
~,,Qzni--4~-,~--,-
How we lower operating expenses. Zhil.-kon.khos. 5 no.8:3-5 155.
(MM 9:3)
1. Inshener domaupravlonlya Io.83L Daershinskoge rayona, Koskvy.
(Nescow-Apartment hansom-Ahnagamut)

Central control of slevatom Zhil.-kom.kboz. 6 no.1:22-23 '56.
(KLBA 9:5)
1. Inzhener domoupravloniya No. 81 Dzezhinskogo rayona Moskvy.
(Rievators)

KOROLEVA2 11., starshiy nauchnyy sotryfinik-
Our i'plk art and the clothing industry. 14st.prom. i khud.pro a- 4 no.3:
19-21 Yx 163. (MUM 16-41
1. Nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut khmdozhestvennoy promyshlonnosti.
(Clothing industry) (Folk art)

VISHBIJCSSKIY, A., prof., doktor tekhn. nauk; KOROLEVAL N.1 inzhe
Continuots-production-lins for potato processine. Obahchestv.
pit. no.4333,33 Ap 163. (kRA l6t 6)
(Restaurants,, lunchroom, etc.-Squipuent and
supplies)

1-0 r~M , I T, I,1.
Ill - ,:1 ~ I. .. ..
I
"The Possibi!Atv of Afferent Tnfluences From the Surfaces and Organs of
the :~erj.toncal Cavity Actinc, on the Secretoi-y Function of the Stomach." Cand
Ved Sci, Ivanov Ye~lical Inst, T anovo, 19 4. MhBiol, No 3, Feb '~5)
1 -V .5
so: Sun- No. 631, 26 Aug 55 - Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations
Defended at USSR Tligher FrIticational Institutions (14)

MRDLWA, N.
Seasickness. Hauka I zh1xn' 23 no.6:63 Js 156. (xLRA 9:9)
(Seasickness)
~BSR -1-lumn ara Anip-a.L rapioiQgj, ~FFVI:-LULLI aL.
Digestion.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 13, 1958, io. 6o436
Author : Koroleva, N. A.
inst Tv-wTo-vo MUFainve titute
Title Changes in Gastric Secretion with Experimental Peri-
tonitis
Orig Pub Sb. nauchn. tr. Ivanovsk. mod. in-ta, 1957, VYP- 12,
132-135
Abstract An experimental aseptic peritonitis produced by injection
of I ml. of 5% solution of AgN03 Into the abdominal region
caused phace changes in gastric necretion In dogs. The
secretion became normal after 11 months. Changes in
secretion were correlated with the fluctuations in
leukocytosts.
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79

S/191/M/40/006/004/005
B101/B215
AUTHORS: Lapshin, V. V., Sinyukhina, A. A., Koroleva, N. A._
TITLE: Determination of the casting properties of thermoplastic
materials in die casting
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 6, 1961, 29-33
TEXT: The conditions of the flow of polymers in die casting differ con- <
siderably from those under which viscosity is studied, since (a) the flow
in die casting changes in time, and (b) the temperature of the mold is lower
than that of the polymer. This is the subject of the present paper which
deals with the casting properties under conditions similar to those of die
casting. A mold with a semicircular channel and a radius of 2.5 mm was
used. The channel had the shape of the Archimedean spiral. Besides, the
mold had channels for cooling cr heating, And also openings for thermo-
couples and thermometers. The length of the cast spiral attained in die
casting was measured for various polymers. The experiments were conducted
by an SM-50 (BI-50) casting machine. The followin experimental series
were conducted: (1) constant pressure (1200 kg /a mf), duration of casting:
Card 1/4
S/ 22739
191/61/600/006/004/005
Determination of the casting B101/13215
90 see; temperature of the mold: 250C; varied temperature of the cylinder
of the casting machine; (2) constant temperature of the cylinder, duration
of casting- 90 see- tem erature of the mold: 250C; pressure varied between
600 and 15*00 kg/cm ; M constant pressure (1200 kg /CM2); duration of
casting: 90 see; constant temperature of the cylinder; varied temperature of
the mold. The mean values of Figs. 2,3 were obtained under the experimen-
tal conditions of (1). In the case of block polystyrene, the length of the
spiral increased as pressure and temperature of the cylinder increased, but
did not depend on the mold temperature. Addition o~ calcium stearate to
styrene acrylonitrile copolymer yielded longer spirals. In the case of
polyethylene, the length of the spiral and the dependence on the cylinder
temperature decreased as the molecular weight increased whereas it increased
with an increase in the temperature of the mold and in pressure. The re-
sults could easily be reproduced. Testing requires little material since
the weight of one spiral is approximately 13 g. There are 9 figures, 3
tables, and 4 non-Soviet-bloc references,
Card 2/4

LAPSHINI, V.V.; $DMKHINA9 A.A.; KOROLKVAq N.A.
Shrinkage of low-pressure polyethylene during compression molding.
Plast.massy no.2:27-30 62. (MIRL.15s2)
(Polyethylene) (Plastics--Molding)

s/191/63/000/001/007/017
B101/B166
AUTHORS" hin, v. V., Koroleva, N. A.
Lapu
TITLE% Strength of amorphous polymers produced by pressure canting
PERIODICAL: Plastic he6kiye massy, no. 1.t 1963;.26-31
TEXT; The effect of orientation on the strength:of polymers was studied
in pressure casting of blades. Specimens of 3 mm thickness were made from"'~
mass polystyrene (I), emulsion polystyrene (II), impact-resistant poly-
styrene CHIF(SNP), ITKHA-10 (PKND-10) a 'polystyrene containing nitrile
rubber, CHAK-15 (SNAK-15) copolymer, ~MMA-TT(Pwu-Pfl polymethyl
methacrylate, MCH(MSN) copolymer, and styrene acrylonitrile copolymer
(III). Pouring into the mold was performbd: (A) at the end of the long
specimen axis; (B) in the specimen center, perpendicular to the axis;
(C) at both'ends of the axisl and (D) in two places, side by side, in the
center. Results: (1) Pouring at the end of the axis reduced the tensile
strength of all specimens and the shrinkage with increasing temperature
of casting (160_2600C). (2) For I, the tensile'strength was temperature-
dependent in the direction of orientation, dropping from about 510 m8/cm 2
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Strength of amorphoua polvmers. S/191,63/000/001/007/017
iB101 B186
at 1900C to about 420 ke/cm 2 at 2500 C. The tensile strength perpendicul ar
to the orientation
was lower (about 240 kg/cm2),,..And independent of the
casting temperature.
(3) 'Uhen the pouring was'done in two places on the..
specimens, a seam, formed within the specimen. In case C for I, the
tensile- strength of the seam r03e from about 200 k-/cm2
2 at 1900C to ab6ut
350 ke/cm at 22700C, while in case D the corresponding values were 300
and 275 kG'cm _ 'KV D
(4) Y -10 behaved like 1. (5) SHP showed lo'aer
differences between the tensile strength in the direction of orientation
and perpendicular to it;- the tensile strength of seam C was greater than
that of D. (6'
For SNAK-15, III, and P12dA_PTj the difference between the
tensile streneth in the direction of orientation and perpendicular to it
was great, but decreased with increasing temperature, while the tensile
strength perpendiculElr to the orientation Increased. (7) Except for
SNAK-15, all amorphous poli,
amers showed a constant ratio between perpen-
dicular and parailel tensile strength. This ratio was 0-47-0-50, and
reached 0.58-0.59 p~t higher temperatures, except for II. For PKND-10 the
r
atio was 0-73-0-78-. Thus, the anisotropy falls with rising temperature.
(8) The tensile strength of the seam is higher than the perpendicular,
tensile strength- The weakest point Of a casting is the direction,perpen"!
diCUlar to the orientation. To reduce anisotropy, casting must be
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EtcGou'llu"g.-may, YL'*Kol KMOLWAS-RaA.
Anallyals of the htntoloalml sumatume of tho mewlaftatmi am
ow of'.4moarifts CmIM tc the pmm at artagm (prelosebal
'pr
otqp)o TruV Oa%u labs 33o6Om63 #65 fMiA 1912)

XOROMA, N.D., Insheneri UUMA, B.Te., kwsdid&t takhnicheskM nauk.
Possibilities for reducing breakabe at flax-spinning factories.
Taket.prom. 13 no.12:30-32 D 155. MBA 9:3)
(Flax) (spinning)

LAZAREVA, S.Ye.; KOROLEVA, N.D.; KIRILIOV, L.11.; FRIDLYAND, G.I.;
SHAPIRO, FUH, Yu.Yu.; MEMR, N.A.
Spinning of chemically treated (boiled and bleached) roving..
Taket. prom. i9 n0-7:42-45 J1 159. (MIRA 12:1D
(Textile finishing)
-N;
FiT

LAZAREVA, S.Ye., kand.tekhn.nauk;. I' LEVA ~NJDI... mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
DOKINA, Ye. KER P.A.; KIRILLOV, L.K.;
Prininali uchastlye. NA! Ye
GOROKHOVSKAYA,, R.N.; ZMAMENSKAYA, Ye.S.
Advantages of flax roving boiling. Nauch.issl.trudy TSNIILV
12s46-71 159. (MIRA 15:8)
(Flax) (Spinning)
r,1V

LAZAREVA, S.Ye., nauchnyy sotrudnik, doktor tekhn.nauk; KOROLEVA, N.D.,,
nauchnTj sotrudnik, inzh.
Possibility of increasing the utilization of flax fibers by
boiling the roving* Tekst,prom, 24 no.1:47-50 Ja '64- (MIRA 17:3)
1. Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut promyshlennosti
lubyanykh volokon.

S/0203/64/004/b/0333/0341
ACCESSION NRt AP4031638 11ovikovILP
r M. S.,
AUTHORss BobM s Korolov&j, g. F jo disturbamos'
according to PermMent gemsowt
iTITLE I properties of the 60W
ery low Kp
with v
on days I
no* 2s 19&9 333-341
nosdyas v. 4s
isc=E: GsovaPstizm i &WO
cular stream.. poUr cops
winds geomagnet:Lc disturbances GOrP"
TopIC TAGS: 3016r
Marinet 2s Kp re the hourly mplitudes of t'30 11
:ABSTRACT: initial data for this Study WO ories on the northern and
ong-at of magnetic disturbances recorded at observatLgaetic activitye The
.comp caps during days of very low planetary W
southern polar 57 to D4cember 1962:.. Days of lOW activity
.investigated intarvalwas from July 15 icp did not exceed 2*
Yare considered to be those in vhich Kp and the daily total e due to tba'
abown that the disturbances war
:and 10, respectively. The authors have iav"ti-
f the disturbances indicated that for the period
solar wind. An analysis o h respect to time. It represeutsd &a
.gated the solar wind Was P8rMA0=t wit
Card 1/2
ACCES01ON NR: AP4031638
approximately radial streaza of corpuscles, tho intensity of which depended only
faintly (or not at all) on the phase of the solar cycle. The sources of the solar
wind were found to be distributed ratlier evenly along solar lines of longitude.
No active centers of development were detected. In evaluating data from Mariner 2#
,the authors conclude that the corpuscular radiation that affected the instruments
of this satellite were not due to the solar wind., as indicated by C. W. Snyder
AN. Neugebauer (Interplanetary so3ar-wind experiment. Space Research IV.SyMposif,
COS?AR. Warsaw, 1963), but was due to floccular corpuscular stream . "The authors
.express their thanks to E. R. MIzatell for valuable counsel and discussions of the
results of the work," Orig, art* kw: 5 figures and 1 table,
ISSOCIATIONs Astronomicheakly sovet AN SSSR (Astronomical Council AN SSSR).
SUB=ED: 30SOP63 DATE ACQ: 30Apr64 INdL: 00
wb CODE: AAs ES NO REV SOV: 006 'OTM: 010
Card 2/2

K~)VLCII I-T. !I.; r'O'-;0T.-:`VA, It. T.
P
Butyl Acetate
"'reparation of butyl acetate from acetic acid obtained from pyroligneous powder
Zhur. prikl. khim. 25p no. 4, April 1952
Monthl- Ust of Russian Accestions, Library of Congress, August 1952. UNCLASSIFID.

--- ---- ---

[-7
B. T. R-
73113*
No. 5 1 W, ~Pa fwl~ Y
V. N. Ko - n alit.,
Vol. 3
93 , 11, - 068.
May 1954 Dest w1vent is ajuature of M% etbvl alcohol, G5% benzene,
rest Products
Wood and Fo 10'.. tar oils, and 20% solvent produ~u. Wood can he trans-
formed into liquid and gasseDus product., by thermal action.
Tables. 4 ref.
J4,7A.
'0:9S elg'5-4

V'Thermal solutionIng of wand, IV. N' koettv wid*N: V
1"rwly bal, Khp, - i, Md. Mad. Nauk . 7.-
N. P., lbal. Filial 195S, No. U, 51-.S; cf. CA. 40, W--d-
Th"mai, "'hitioning 0 -v~-Vxj Itaill ti) itr C01111110" ltmli-
ifit'~ ga'iemm arld liflithl pitithl'Ai: it ii prefelably
Carritit ont inall util-Oave f.r 34 lim at 300' -ind under 140
atm. jim"alre Willi Salute tu SpIvent f1tio if i:5, the latter
C(1115jAitiq of EtOlf 35, hemeni:35, cTr n1ir 111, and di:-"IvedT
I~rt-lurt~ I'llc yi'eltl nf tatry primilli6q (1) mty r"Ol
)7~1113) "ii v of the arg. 111it"'I (if %vi~ tlik
'Ir ~Intaill fiWilt
wt. of PIC110163 and 44 , atut-
4 A2.63,e It% 1, it, at proit-
3
tic Is. Whriidkig.1,02%01 it is pitch nit tip to 2170 1410.
The yield of w1atile acith e-ak-d. ng OAc miclies 7.7.3-
81ty,10j"o e;ilcd. mi Imum-dry evagr"n ;4,d, which Is 2.5
010:4 more 11111111 In Item rVictive distit, fil W~?'Xt'
-(11
li'
A

KOZLOY, V-11.; KOROLSVA, N.L; MMSKIY, G.P. [deceased]; ANDRONIKOV, N.V.
Production of butyl acetate from acetic acid made from wood
powder. Sbor.rab.I&b.le*okhim. no.2:65-69 '58. (KIRK 12:8)
(Acetic acid) (Butyl alcohol) (Calciin acetate)

KOZLOV, V.11.; KOROLICVA. N.1.
t---------
Manufacture of construction alabaster from wastes of the
production of acetic acid. Sbor.rab.Imab.lesokhtm. no.2:
70-73 '58. (MIRA 12:8)
(Calcium acetate) (Alabaster)

KOZW7,
Yormation of the min products of wood pyrolyttis. Trudy
rnot.khim. UFAN SSSR no.5:37-48 159. (HIM 13:6)
(Wood-Chemistry)

KOZhOW, W.11. [Kozlov, V.N.1 ; KOROL&A, N.I. (Korolevat W.I.]
On the formation mechanism of basic products of the thermal
decomposition of wood. Wiad chem 14 no.5:295-309 My 160.
1. Pracownicy naukowi Uralskiej Filii Akademii Hauk ZSSR w
Swierdlowsku.

KOZLOVO V.N.1 ~~VA~~.; POPOVA, G.I.
Chemical composition of the vood of coniferous and deciduous
species. Trudy Inst.khiz.UFAN SM no.6:3-9 161. (KMA l6s2)
(Wood-Chemistry)

KOZLOV, V.N.; KDROLEVA, N.I.; POPOVA, G.I.; TOKAREVA, G.A.
Tield of liquid products in wood pyrolysis, Trudy Inst.khim,
UFAN.SSSR no.6sl7.22 161. (MIM 16:2)
(Wood distillation)
wi~
~q
Mg

KOROLEVA, 11. 1. "Vematodes, Which Injure Winter Twheat in ghe Northern Part of Orlov
Oblast.." in Collected Tilorks on Nematodes of Aqricultural Crops. State Publishing House
of Kolkhoz and Sovkhoz Literature, Moscow, 1939, pp. 149-154- 464-35 K63
SO: Sire Si-90-53 15 Dec. 1953

KCq) -
% , . T
i -.-.;L. V:~ ) . - .
KOROLT'V I , 1%
L, A I., and VOIN, I. I. "Achievements in Protection of Fruit and Berry CroLs
form Pests and Diseases," Sad i Ogorod no. 12, 1947) pr,,30-34. 80- Sal 3
SO: Sire Si-90-53 15 Dec. 1953

KOROLHA, U. 1.
KOROUVA, N. I. and VAFIN, I. I. "Estinating the Extent of Infestation by Pests and
Diseases in Orchards (-for Spraying by Airplane)";,',Sad i Ogorod, no. 4, 1948, pp. 14-16
80 Sal 3
SO: Sire Si-90-53 15 D-c- 1953

xonom' A, W. T.
Apple - Diseases and Pests
How to protect orchards from lesser apple worms. Sad i og., No. 8, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October 195X. Unclassified.
- - 2

STAPANOV, Pavel Alekseyevich; FAVLOVA, N.M. I ~O~ROIJVA~11. I~,-*SBRGEYBY, V.L.
or.
redaktor; PAYLOYA, N.M., tokhnicheski7 re or; A.I.,
tekhnichookly redaktor
(The collective farm orchard] Rolkhoznyi sad. Izd. 4-oe. ispr. i dop.
Xoskva, Gos. Izd-vo selkhoz. lit-ry, 1956. 268 p. (MI1RA 9:12)
(Collective farms) (Fruit culture)

Yoroleva, I !. "Fundamentals of the treatment of rbeimativ, Jn' (,-'i cin in r,, Hdren
'"r 5 J. C.
lxur;'y Krynsk. mcd. in-ta in. Stalina, Vol. xil~ 191,8) P. 237-95
SO: ~J-3850, 16- June 53, (LctopSis 'Zhurnal lnyl~h Statc-, 5, 19h9)

Koroleva, N. I. I'On the clinical manifestations o" inarticulatc fo=-- of rheumtic
infpcM~nn in c1nilerenj, Trudy Krymsk. mecl- in-ta im. "Aalina, Jol. XI!, 1948, p. 297-301
SO: U-3850$ l' June 53, (Letopsis 'Mirnal fny1ch, Statey, ',!o.
Qf

XCHOLE VA, 11. 1.
Koroleva, N. 1. - 'Question of the clWcal aspect of rheumatic
pleurisies in childrensO Voprony pediatrii i okhrarw mater-
instva i detstva,, 1949, Issue 1j, p* 24-28 - B ibliog: 19 item
SOt U-3566, 15 'March 53, (letopis #Zhurnal Irwkh Statey, No. 14, 1949).

MKMAs Me 1.1, ILI" 33v P. let UUMW$ 1. V.
Treatment of rhumtim In ahMm with aqw~ md eatmat.
low. pedist. Ih3j, 1950. P. I"
ie Of the Deputa" of fttbop4d&Uff (Head-4)Vof. so V.
K*2pikw) wd of the Deputw* of ChildmIs Diseases of the
Thezspmtic ftmdty (3md-,Pftf, P. I. 1111nddy)$ Cdman
State Medima Institute ImrA I. Ve Stalin.
MAM 191, 50 NOT-9 1950

KOHOUVA. N.I.;BOYARIMOVA, N.Ye.
Clinical value of hydrophil test in rheumatism in children. Yopr. pedist.
20 no.6:42-47 Nov-Doe 1952. (CIML 23:4)
1. Docent for Koroleva; Assistant for Boyarinova. 2. Of the Department
and Clinic for Children's Diseases of the Therapeutic Faculty of the
Crimean State Kedical Institute imeni I. V. Stalin (Head -- Prof, P. 1.
Illinskly) and of the Department of Hospital Pediatrics (Read Docent
N. I. Koroleva).
777

Disoertation; "Data on the Clinical Cour--e and Treatment of Rdiem, atism in the 'Children of
the Crimea." Dr Med Sci, Second Moscow State Medical Inst imeni I. V. Stalin, Moscor,
21 Jun 54. (Meditsinskiy Rabotnik, Moscoir, 15 Jun 54)
SO:- SW 318., 23 Dee 1954
Q~.

IL'INSKIY. F.I., Professor; KOROLEVA, N.I., dotsent.
Organization, method, clinical data, Indications and contra-
indications of mud treatment in Saki in certain diseases in
children. Preliminary report. Pediatriia no.1:65-70 Ja-F 154.
(KLRA 7:3)
1. Iz kafedry i kliniki detakikh bolazney lechebnogo fakul'tets.
Krymskogo meditainakogo Instituta im. I.V.Stalina.
(Saki--Earth, Medical and surgical uses of) (Earth, Medical and
surgical uses of--Saki) (Children--Diseases)
UM

KOHOUTA. Nataliya Ivanovna.
chr onic intI61~0-d-ous -,i ia-rthritis of unexplainedatiolo In
ohildren and its sanatorium and health resort treatmentf
Khronicheakie Infektalonnye pollartrity navylannannoi stiologil
u detei i Ikh sanatorno4mrortaos lechenie. No*va, Medgis.
1958. 135 p. (MIRA 13:2)
(MMI is)

S/ j
204/62/002/006/007/012
E075/E192
AUTHORS: Lulova, N.I., Tarasovt Aelet Kt1z'mJnai A-V6* and
Koroleva, N.M.
:0.
TITLE: Chromatographic- analysis of jpst;rous streams on the;,~
ethylene plant
kRIODICALt Neftekhimiya, V.2, no.69 1962, 835-891
TEXTt Analyses of liquified games and methane and ithyleno
determination in the light hydrocarbon distillate', and determine-
tion of C2 hydrocarbons and propane in propane-propylens firaot ions".
were carried out using the reverse flow method in a modified
chromatograph X n A-2 (KhPA-2). For the liquiCied gas
- I*o to 6%;,; - 20 to 401 awer*
(C3 C4 (;5 b"t result
obtained on silica gel MCM (MSM) treated Wit)i 1#5 wt.% soda aild"t .;
brick treated with 2o wt.0
IMi glycerine, or on Inza
% propylene
glycol. For the light condensate sil ICA gel ACK (ASK) treate'd
with 0.59' soda and 2% glycerol was foui4f.o be the most satisfadi-a'
10 %. -, -~
tory column. It separated adequately athylene and ethane, the
fuel analysis time being 4 -.4-5 mi-11- 'file beat columri for th*ol*~~,~,*"'.,~.*,"~'-,~'.~"
isii
CH4 in the propano-propylene fraction was
determination of
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TIT. wt~ -ff
W,
~A

PROKOPCHUK, B.I., aspirant; KOSTRYUKOV, M.S.; KOROLEVA, N.M.
Preservation of pyrope depending on the conditions governing
the transportation of loose sediments. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
geol. i razv. 7 no-5:58-63 MY 164. (KIRA 18:3)
1. Vsesoyuznyv aerogeologicheskiy trest.
W,

SEDOV, K.P%.p kand.meditainskildi nauk,--- KOROLEU,-&R..~ s is tent
Training of students in health education. Zdrav. Ros. Feder. 4
no.9s25-28 S 160, (KMA 13:9)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallnoy terapii (zav. - kandidat meditsinakikh
nauk K.R. Sedov) Irkutskogo meditsinskogo instituta (Oir. - prof.
A.I. Nikitin).
(MEDICINE-4TUDY AND TEACHING)

limporumce of substitution in cinnabar fom-mian ~~il -11
Ele,-4 -,
U,bir Z,211ta 1153, ,,Iu. J. 101 - k. T: i"t" , YA Fm
1955, Ab-tr. No. MCKII-Sampic r4 thin-!ayer lirric-sum- L5
crushed rnd sepd. hIEC, flint-like Cry,it. quartz,
white primatic quartz, barite. fluorile, laf-Ke cryst white
quartz, cifkriaWir, anti fine-cfyst, 'rite tizat;, p,trt
of tile CL-IiiaNit, has bovi frxiucd by rq,Lm-,,ent in thia pIT-
ViouSly ddpc.-,IiIed ininerkis b, t1it! quitrt? tmjse, tile cajcftc,
and sometitnes by fillitig cavities. Such a view ilms not
contzradict the cx6ting ideas about the typcs d trassfer and
the chern. conditions (or pptg. tho lig from hydrattitrm-M
solits. TIe replacement rtaction, cu the a3sumptiou that
gZ-.'inlKritts as double aidgde of Na, is rerm%ented by:
CaCO, 4- SiO- + !'WatSX6 + 3CO, + MtO -- 21(gS +
TT.F~ LrZHISOO, + 2NaI(CO7.- + NlaSiO, The HS
c-MM. is deperdent on the COt couen.,-JIMVRF-~Lsc of the
CCh lowcis the mnen~ of XatS aud Incrm-m IU9. which itids
the ppta, of UK, N Vgueff

KOROLEVAO N.N-
Telluride-blemutite from a quartz vein in the Altyn-
Topkan region. Uzb. geol. zhur. 8 no.6:79-82 164.
(~UA 18 -. 1.1)
1. Sredneaziatskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
geologii i minerallnogo syrtya, Tashkent.

YERZHANOV, M.S., doktor tekhn. nauk, otv. red.; KOROLMIA, 14.11.,
red.
(Studies on rock mechanics) Isaledovaniia po mekhanike
gorrWkh porod. Alma-Ata, Naukaj 1965. 144 p.
WIRA 19: 1)
1. Akademiya nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, Alma-Ata.

PALIGOV, Nikolay lfikitich,_~_.KGROLNVA. N.H., red.; KOROTOVSKIY, M.P., red.;
ALMOVA, P.F., telrhn. red.
[Present-day glaciation in the Trans-11 Ala-Tau] Sovremennoe
oledenente v Zailiiskom Alatau. Alma-Ata, Izd-vo Akad. nauk
Xazakhakoi SSR, 1958. 312 p. (MIRA 11:12)
(Trans-Il Ala-Tau--Glacters)
L' 2

KOROT,F,VA N,N
:,i~
.........4.........
Distribution of silver and bismuth in the galenites of the Altyn-Topkan
regioni Geokhimiia no.6s758-762 Je 165. (WRA 180)

KOROLEVA,N.N.
Mineralogical composition of paramagnetic complexes and the distribution
of impurity elements in them in a complex metal deposit of the Kara-
Mazar Mountains. Uch.zap. SAIGIMS& no.10-.48-54 163. (MA 17t2)
BELOVy Aleksandr Ivanovicb; TIMOFEYEV, P.G., kand. ekon. nauk,
otv. red., 'YEMOLAYE;V, L.A.y kand. fiz.-matem. nauk,
P
otv- red-; red.
[Mathematical and economic calculations in agriculture]
Matematiko-ekonomicheskie raschety v sellskom kho-
zialstve. Alma-Ata, Nauka,, 1965. 201 p. (MIRA 18;7)

BOCHKAREV, V.P., kand. geol.-miner. nauk; NIKITINA, L.G., kand.
geol.-miner. nau ; SHAPIRO, S.M., kand. geol.-miner.
nauk; EYDINGVA, N.M.., st. inzh.; GOLOBORODIKO, G.L.,' inzh.;
PERLIK, G.P., inzh.; BMIDALETOV, S.M., kand. geol.-miner.
nauk; VLADIMIROV, N.M., kand. geol-miner, nauk; SADYKOV,
A.M., kand. geol.-miner. nauk; MALYSHEV, Ye.G., ml. nauchn.
sotr.; BFIIKALIYEV, N.A., st. inzh.*, EYDIDIOV, Yu.I., st. inzh.;
MUKRAMEDZHANOV, S.M., kand. geol.-miner. nauk; ISABAYEV, T.T.,
st. inzh.; MOTU, Yu.A., inzh.; KOLOTILIN, N.F.p kand. geol.-
miner. nauk; IAPIDUS, Zh.D.t inzh.; SROYMANOVA, M.M., Inzh.;
YP.RFVCJa'v rt.q., inzh.; BAFPrT--1-MkRfl1 A.V.j, kwido.--miner.
n&uk%~[deceased)j--NjXW V
.A J4Vj-B.F.# st. -inzh.; -SATPAYEV, L.I.,
akadw&ikjr,)g1&v,v,. red, (deceased]; tMWYETj%-GiTS., otv. red.;
DMITROVSM, V.I.,-red.; SEMOV, I.S., red.; BRAILOVSKAYA,
M.Ya,p red.; red.
(Irtysh-Karaganda Canal; engineering geological conditions]
Karal Irtysh - Karaganda; inzhenerno-geologicheskie usloviia.
Alma-Ata, Nauka, 1965. 169 P. (MIRA 18:5)

XORYATOV, A.M.; RMZOTA, L.I.;,KORDISTA, M.P.
Basic long-range forecast of the summer low-water regime in
rivers of the foreat-stoppe zone; based on the study of rivers
in the Volga and Don basins. Trudy GGI no.75:63-93 ~60-
(MIRA 13:6)
(Volga TalleV-Pirdrolog)
(Don Valley-Hydroloff;

KOROLEEVA, Nntallyn Pavlovna
Nthologicol Changes of Adrenalin in Conneetion with Hypertonical
Diseases
Dissertation for candidate of a i'lledical Science degree. Chah, of Pathological
Anatomy head, Prof. A.M. Antonov), Saraltov Madical Institute, 1953-

NOROLAVA, N.P.; KURWAN. A.0.
Kedical and sanlta:7 services for workm of Industrial plants.
Saw. adrar. 13 no.4:12-26 ji-Ag 1-9A. (mm 719)
1. Is otdola neditsinskoge obmIushivantra promwehlonnykh raboahikh
(naeh. N.P.
-! _Kqnj"a) Kinisteretva, ziravookhranentya SSSR.
(INMOTRIA MIMI

KOIROLEVA, 11-1. P. and l0b%SYMI , A
it. G.
Die medizinisch-sanitfirILrBetreuung der Produktionsarbeiter
Zt. F. Medizin, No 34, p 1144, 1956

HESHCHERSUU, K.A.; BORMINA, G.P.; KORDLEVA, N.P.; LITVAK, 1F.I.;
OSTROTSICAU, L.A.
Effect of 0-altomterol on the Qourse of experimentally Induced
atherosclerosis In rats and rabbits. 1krnJ toks. 22 no.5:434-
440 S-0 159. (MIRA, 13:3)
1. Ufedra farmakolog1l, bifthiall, patanatomil I fakulltatakoy terapil
DWoveshchenekogo seditsinakogo Instituta,
(STIROLS pharmcol.)
(APMXRIOSCLMSIS exper.)
i'UP

NESHCHERSKAYA, K.A.; KOHOLEVA, N.P.; BORODINA, G.P.
Influence of lignoceryl &1cohol on the course of experimental
atherosclerosis in rats. farm. i tokk,- 24 no-5:583-586 S-0 161.
(14IM 14: 10)
1. Kafedry famakologii, pathologicheskoy anatomii i biologichoskoy
khimii Blagoveshchemkogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(ARTERIOSCLEROSIS) (LIGNOSERYL ALCOHOL)

L 28215-66 EWT(m)ZEV~Pft)/ETI~ -IJP(
SOURCE CODE: UR/013" 6/000/002/0094/0085
'ACC NR- AP6019107 I . S 6/6
toUTHOR- Koroleva, 11-P.; Spasskiy, A.G.; Fomin, B.A.
ORG:
TITLE: Determining compositiop and crystallization temperature of the ternary
oldtoctic in the system galliuAliridiurkin
~SOUR : Tsvetnyye metally, no.-T,-196-67945
TOPIG TAGS: metal crystallization~ thermal analysis, melting point, gallium alloy$
indium alloyl tin alloy
ABSTiiACT: The composition of the ternary outectio (67% Gat 20.5% In and 12.5%:
sn) was determined by means of holding the liquid alloy close to the outectic
composition at the crystallization temperature of the ternary outootio with
subsequent removal of the excocs components by filtration,
By thermal analysis, molting point of the ternary outootio was found to be
+ 10.61C. Accuracy of measuroment during differential recording depends on an.
accurately Beleoted cooling rate of the alloy.
Cooling of*the outectio alloy in the study of supercooling was done without
crystaInycloation atthe rate of 2.2 dog/min.
The anoy (67% Gat 20-3% Int .2.5% Sn) ocoled to -16.OPC can exist in the
supercooled state more than 6 hours# Alloys, differing in composition from
the eoteotio composition, am remaU in the liquid sUts only several minutes
#Aring supercooling. Orig. art. has;j1 figure. /_jPW
SUB COM Up 20/ SUBM DATEt none/ ORIG REFs 001/ (YTH REF- 003
Car 1A - rip- UDC: 669.8711872l6t62 10.18

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N. F.; Marunova, K. V&; Pavlova, Ye. 'I.
AUTHOR: PikunOv, X- .2~rn
ORG.
T=-: Growing single crystals of rhenium by zone melting with an electron beam
SOURCE; Rost i nesovershenstva metallicheskikh kristallov (Growth and defects of
metal crystals). Kiev, Naukova dumka, 1966, 157-163
TOPIC TAGS: rhonium, metal zone refining, single crystal growth, x ray diffraction
study, crystal impurity
ABSTRACT; The authors studiod the effect of composition of the starting material, and
of the speed and number of passes on the quality and purity of single crystals of
T-henium. obtained by zone melting with an electron beam. The total amount of
impurities (some 26 elements),,originally about 2 x lo;2%, was reduced after three or
four passes to about 3 x 10"3%, the limit of detectability. The atmosphere (vacuum or
hydrogen) had little affect on purification. Surprisingly, no direct connection was
found between the degree of purification and the vapor pressure of the impurities.
For ins.~Ance,-iron and molybdenum were removed at about the same rate, although their
vapor pressures, at the temperature of rhenlum melting, differ by a factor of 1000.
After-two'or three passes, the rhenium rods became single crystals. 7heir
i\CC NRI
nicrostructure and preferential direction of growth was investigated by
electropolishing and subsequent x ray diffraction. Zlo miorohardnoso In different
planes was also investigated* Orig, art. has; 5 figures and 3 tables.
SUB CODEA1113/ SUBM DATEs 22jun66/ ' ORIG REFs oo2/ oTH 1w, oo7

TERLO, G.Ya.; BASOVA, L.S.; Prinimali uchastiye: MANTO, Ye.B.;12E.V~IEVA ~4.
Polyurethan coating based on hydroxyl-containing linear high
polymers. Lakokras.mat.i ikh brim. no.1:8-11 162. (PURA 15:4)
(Protectivecoatings (Urethans) (Polymers)

DOVNAR-ZAPOLISII~YA, Nadeshda Karicianovna-, XOROUVA, Nadethda Sergeyevna;
KULAYEVA, Lyadmila Iosifovna-, LUPANDINA.-ail-g-a-gir-ge-.v-,e,-"v,n-a-;-----
NBMILOVA. Tatlyana Konstantinovna [deceased]; OSTROVSKAYA, Allas,
Tullyevua. dotsent. red.; GOMMYEVA. L.N.. red.; YBRKAKOV. K.S.,
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. (German lansuage--Dictionaries-Ruaf;ian)
(Kathematica-Diationaries) (Nechanico-Dictionaries)

1. R 0 LE. VA V 8, 1 N A , V
2. USSR (600)
4. School Bygiene
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of the properties of biologically active acidophilic bacteria." Mos-
cow, 1960. 17 pp; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Educ-
ation RSFSR, Moscow Technological Inst of Meat and Dairy Industries);
120 copies; price not given; (KL, 26-60, 133)
- -_m

PAVLOVSKAYAj A.A.; --KOROLV.V-A,A-3--
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Interaction of stimulation and inhibition processes in the
successive use of stimuli directed toward one and the same or to
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5:78-89 160. ~(MIRA 13:10)
1. Iz Laboratorii vysshey nervnoy deyatelinosti zhivotrqkh
(zav. - A.A. Pavlovskaya) institute. vysshey nervnoy deyatellnosti.
(REFLEXES) (LIGHT-PMIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (SOUND-PHISIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

KOROLF.VA,-,., N. S
Malignant degeneration of a preaternal esophagus 25 yearo'after
its formation from a akin graft* Tent.khir. no*4:3.11 161*
(KMA 1484)
1. Iz TSentrallnoy klinicbeskoy bollnitsy im. N.A. Swwbko
Kinisteretya putey soobohcheniya (nach. - A.A. Potoubeyenko,
nauchn.rukovod. - prof. V.R. Draytser).
(ESOPHAGUS)

KOROLEVA, N.S.
Heat-reoiatant lactic acid baotllus in the cause of eace"Bive acidity
in diiry products. Mikroblologiia.30,no.2:328-334 Mr-Ap 161.'
(MIRA 14:6)
1~ Moskovskiy*molochnyy kombinat.
(LACTIC ACID BACTERIA) (DAIRY BACTERIOLOGY)

KOROLEVA N.S.
Bron0hial.ads"Wo. Xhimrglia no.9:90-97 062. (MIR& 15:10)
1. Iz Tsemt441!nW.:OUicheskoj* bollnitay Ministerstya putey
.^-.jmjW'%';L.Semshko (nach. A.A.Potj~"ako,
agobohchmt
nairlW. I -, v~4uzhe deyatell n4od.deystviteltnyy
chlen AM SSSR i"f.~Iex.=Sv
(IRONCHI-TMIDRS)
r-D ~NA -r

BOGDANOV, Vyacheslav Mikhaylovich, prof.; KOROIEVA, A.I., retsenzent;
BAKAREVA,_A.I., retsenzent; TKALI, T.K., retsenzent; SUIYA, V.A.,
retsenzent: KOHOIZVA N 'S., retsenzent; CHERKASOVA, M.P., red.;
ZARSHCHIiOVAf LNNi~.. ~te red.
[Microbiology of milk and milk productslliikrobiologiia moloka i
molochrjykh produktov. 4 izd., perer. i dop. Moskva, Pishche-
promizdat, 1962. 307 p. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Prepodavateli KharIkovskogo tekhnikuma molochnoy proryshlen-
nosti (for Koroleva, Bakareva, Tkall., Suima). 2. Starshiy mikro-
biolog Moskovskogo molochnogo kombinata (for Korolevap*.N.S.).
(Dairy bacteriology)

SKORODUM3VA, Aleksandra Mikhaylovna; KOROLEVA N S*, kand. biol.
nauk, retsenzent; KULESHOVA,-~V ~.,';e~nzent; NOZDRINA,
V.A., red.; SOKOIDVA,I.A., tekhn. red.
(Practical manual on the technical microbiology of milk and
milk products]Praktichookoe rukov6dstvo po t*khnI&~skoi aikro-
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Moskva, Pishchapromizdat, 1963. (MIPA 16:3)
1. Starshiy mikrobiolog Moskovskogo molochnogo zavoda No.1
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*UX-MICHOBIOIDGIO

ILlmh.~rod.; TS1RELISON, N.B., doktor z~,All,-ho-nauk,
khn.. nau~-,
nauchn. rea. ; -;IT-, * . , ,,,I I ti:'l-
!`I! WE'liKO , irl-11 Ylauchn. red- -,e).
L,Adwv,. auk, nauchn. refl.; ',~'N lkrlrv~. 6if)J.. valik"
red., BOGAT."'h, L.M.) red.
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2. Predsedatell Natsionallnogo komiteta SSSR po molocbnwh-
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