SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOSTENKO, S. - KOSTENNIKOV, V.

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Kostcrin, S. I., Koshmarov, Yu. A. and Gorskaya, N. M. (Moscow)
TITLE: Experimental investigation of the heat exchange of a plane plate in a supersonic rarefied
gas stream
PERIODICAL: lnzhcncrnyy 7hurna*., v. 2, no. 2, 1%2. 263-269
TEXT: The papeiprestnts the results of an experimental investigation of the heat transfer of a plane plate
wetted by a S'Upersonic rarefied gas stream under a zero angle of attack. The investigation was designed in view
of the fact that the intermediate region of flow of gases, lying between the continuum region and the ftec-
molecular region, had not been studied sufficiently, and that the various approximation methods used to dcter-
mine heat exchange in this region needed a careful experimental check. The supersonic stream was created by
means of a nozzle of variable shape, and its plane isentropic nucleus, of dimensions 30 x 30 mm, was used in
the experiments. (The air was heated before entering the nozzle in the experiments on heat exchange). Silver
or copperplates of different dimensions were used, their thickness being such that the ratio of the thickness to
the mean free path was 0.11-0.05. The temperature at the center of the plates was measured by a thermocouple.
The parameters of the gas stream were also measured.Tho recovery factor, the temperature of recovery, and the
coefficient of heat transfer were determined. The range of variation of the parameters during the experiments
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Experimental investigation of ..
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was : M = 2.6 - 3.2, Re - 20 - 240. Results are compared with the results obtained from different theoretical
formulas based on the continuum model. No theoretical solution is round to be satisfactory. There arc 5
figures. The most important English-language reference are as follows: Schaaf, S. A. Theoretical Considera-
tions in Rarcfied Gas Dynamics. Heat transfer .. a Symposium, Univ. Michigan Engng. Res. Inst. Bull., 1953
SUBMITTED: November 22,1961
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g�T&MW4-LL-,,- inah.
Lxperimental inveotigatiowof wear resistance and operational
features of the 6AFV-9xl2 submersible pump. Mekh. i elek. sots.
selikhoz. 19 no.6:52-53 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1, Gosudaretvennyy voesoyuznyy nauchno-ii3sladovateltakiy tekhno-
logichookiy inatituta remonta i ekspluatatsii mashinno-traktornogo
parka.
(PLmping maohinery)

KOSITNKO, S.I.,_inzh.
Methods for determining the optimum operating life of a loaded
centrifugal pump. MekhA elak.sots.sellkhoz. 20 no.4:54 162.
(MIRA 15:8)
1. Gosudarstvennyy voesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy tekhnolo-
gicheskiy institut remonta, i ekspluatatsii mashinnotraktornogo
parka.
(Pumping machinery)

KOST-:-'IIKO I S. I.
Doteriaining the optimal nerviteability of a submarnible centrifugal
pump. Sbor. rab. GOSNITI no.17:61-68 162. (IIIIIA 17:9)

SAVENKO, P.P.i, KOSOTMO, S.K. (Liyev); DoNIGRVICH, M.I. (Chernovts7)
om"Moaft-MMW
Outlook for the development of air-borne public health services in the
Ukraine. Vrach.delo n0-8:851-853 Ag 159. (MIRA 12-12)
1. Kinisterstvo zdravookhraneniya USSR.
(UKRAINS-MONAUTICS IN PUBLIC HFAITH)

KOSTINKOP S.K.; DONIGLIVICII, H.I.
Method for determining the main qualitative indices of-the work of
stations of-aviation medioine in the Ukraine. Vrach. delo, no.3,1:
123-127 N 161. (MIRA 14: 11)
1. Kiyevskaya respublikaukRya stantsiya sanitarnoy aviataii
Ministerstva, zdravookhraneniya USSR i Stantsiya sanitarnoy aviatsii
Chernovitskoy oblastnoy klinicheskoy bolinitsy.
(UKRAINE-4VIATION MEDICINE)

KOSTENKO, S.N.
Urea clearance as a function test in tuberculosis of the
kidneys. Urologiia 28 no.2tlO-14 Yx-Ap'63. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Iz urologichookoy kliniki (zav. - prof. A.M*Gasparyan)
I leningradskogo meditsinskogo Instituta, imeni I.P.Pavlova.
(KIDNELS-TUBERGUIDSIS)

KOSTENKOJ, S.N., assistent,
Functional changes in diseases of a single kidney. Trudy KGMI
no.10:383-385 163. (MIRA 18-.1)
1. Iz kafedry fakulltetskoy khirurgil (zav. kafedroy zasluzhen-
nyy deyatell nauki RSFSR - prof. V.S.Semenov) Kalininskogo gosu-
dar.qtvennogr medits'nskogo instituta i kafedry urologii (zav.
kafedroy - prof. A.M.Gasparyan) 1-go Leningradskogo meditsinskogo
instituta imeni akademika I.P.Pavlova.

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EWT221KO, S.S.
QLL~~~
Certain aspects of the p%nning of water purification processes for
sugar factory boilers. Sakh.prom. 34 no.10:41-42 o ,6o.
(MIRA'13 -. 10)
!*A
1. KiyovenergonaladkR.
(&agar industry--lqulpm,:jnt andeapplies)
(Feed--Water purification)

BRJAGINSKIY, L.P.; GRIN', V.G.-, WSTENKO, LAHEIN, 11,V.; ~iUFKOVA, L.V.
Monumn and olmazine as algicides ueed agninEt filementous
a1gue. Trudy Gidrobiol. ob-,ra 14:52-65 163. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Institut gidrobiolog:li AN Ukrr--SR, Kiyev.

VESNA,, V.S.; GRIBACHEV, A.A.; KOSTENKO, S.Vj
Contact2e$3 signal unit. KokB i khim. no.7:33-33 J3. 161.
(MIRA 14:9)
1. Konstruktorskoye byuro Mksokhi=asha Gosudarstvennogo
Vsesoyuznogo instituta po proyaktirovaniyu predpriyatiy
koksokhimicheskoy promyshlonnosti.
(Coke industry-Equipment and supplies)
(Signals and signaling)

VESELOVA, T.P.; VOROBIYEV, M.A.; YMIKOVSKAYA, Yu.A.; NOSTONG, T.IFj
DOROSMA, M.V.
Toxicity of hexachloroathane for cattle. Vetarimril& Al
nae4s56-57 Ap 164e - (MIRA 1728)
1. Voesoyuzrqy institdt gellmintologii imeni akadmdka KJ,
Skryabim.

T~5; 1,07A, T.P. , k-Ord. vot. w0r; VC~081IF-EV , M.A. , miadahiy nauckmyy
sot-,vd1iik; DCPCSH'LXA, H.V.p miadshly nauchnyy sotrudnik;
vat. vrar~h; YOGTEMO T*F. licheiri'y *
zootakhnik 1--, 1.1-1- ~ I y
Sj.gnifie-einca of the Injection of hex-tchloroethane In medicinal
fc-rm to the ~~Exttle witb faz~cicliuzaia. Trudy VIGIS 11F20-1-206
9649 (Km~ 180-1)

MARKOV, B.F.; PANCHMM, I.D.;a
,qSAWX.Q,-T.G.
Diagrams of phase transitions for RbCl -- ZnCl2 and CsCl -- ZAC12-
UkrAhim.zhur. 22 no*3:287-291 156. (KEBA 919)
l.Instiut obshe7 i neorganicheskoy khimii AN USSR.
(Chlorides) (Phase rule and ecrailibrium)

AFONIN, A.G., KOS 0, T.P.
Using metal molds In making ceramic pipen. Stek. I ker. 17 no.61
38-39 Je 16o. (MIRA 13:6)
(pipe. clay)

AUTHOR: Kostenkc, V. (Ullyanov3k) -107-58-7-38/43
TITLE: Ada`pTTTg-a__Guitar (Adaptarizatsiya gitary)
PERIODICALi Radio, 1958, Nr-17
p 58 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Two methods of converting an ordinary guitar into an
guitar are described. In *the first, a piezo-element- frox. head-
phones is fitted inside the guitar case. Because of 1"61!3 great
sensitivity, however, acoustic feed-back may result. The
second method consists in fitting el-ectro-magnets from head-
phones uftderneath the strirg~,. With both these methcdc the
pick-up is then connected by a --reened lead to the radio-
receiver of AF amplifier.
There.are 3 diagranis and I Soviet reference.
1. Stringed instruments--Modification 2. Radio receivers--Appli-
cations
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,' KOSTXI~K~~Polkovnik
I-------
In a leading radio company. Voen. vest. 40 no. 1:99-jolija, 161.
(MM 13:12)
(Radio. Military)

KOSTENKO, V.
To scorea of foreIgn countrIes,
Vnesh* torg, 43 no.10145 163,
(MIRA 161l1)

GOLEMBIOVSKIY, P.S.,--.,-KOSTENK09 V.A.
Device for directional signaling of short circuits to grgund in
noncompensated electric power distribution networks. Avtom. i
prib. no.308-61 Jl-S 164. (MIRA 180)

PEGIDVSKIY, V.L. [Pehlovs1kyip V.I,.j;_KQ3TENKO.,_,V,D.; VINNICHENROO S.A.;
KOPYLOV, V.D.
Technology of the manufacture of press-molds for plastics. Loh.
prom. no.4:14.4-47 O-D 165. (MIRA 19: 1)

TEIIIDVA p VOPO) KOSTUTimp V,604.
-
SoWation of pratoin from a ponicinitn cbrisopmim micelU
and atudy of ito amIM acid ccinpoeitlon. Ucho zaps .1-brds groo
une no*2.7&32-35 163, (IUPA 19ii)

DOROZHOVSXlY, Ye.S. [Dorozhovslkyi, IE.S.]; KORDUBA, B.M.; KOSTENKO, V.G.
[Kostenko, V.H.] - - M..,w
The Dirichlet problem in plane electrostatics. Visnyk LIviv, un.
Ser. makh.-"t. no.li9-15 165.
(WRA l8s12)
Computation of the potential field and trajectories of a plane
electron-optical system. Ibid.t46-49 (KRA 18t12)

KOSTENKO, V. G., Candidate Phys-Wth Sci (diss) -- "The integration of certain
nonlinear differential equations In partial derivatives by the group method".
L'VOVY 1959. 7 pp (Min Higher Eduo Ukr SERO Llvov State U im Ivan Franko), 150
copies (KL, No 23, 19590 160)

ZOSTENKO, V.G.
[Integration of oertain nonlinear partial-differential
equations by the group mthod) Intergruvannis doialtykh
nelinlinykh dyferentsimInykh rivniani v chastynnykh pokhld-
nykh grupovin intodon. J6'viv, Vyd.Llvivnlkoho univ.. 1959*
20 p. (MIRA 13:12)
(Differential equations. Partial)

h' 361
S~644/62/000/01Z/019/049
A060/AOOO
AUTHORS: Kostenko, V.G., Yevstaflyeva,,N.V.
TITLE: Certain differential equations invariant with respect to groups of
transformations
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 12, 1962, 62, abstract 12B276
(Zb. robit. aspirantiv Mekhan.-matem. ta. fiz. fak. Llviys'k. un-t,.
1961, no. 1, 100 - 104; Ukrainian~
TEXT: The authors consider nonlinear equations of the form
91 - A U - (P (x, Y) - P (U *) - 0 , (1) ''
which are invariant with respect to infinite continuous groups of translations.
Let Uf (x, yj U) af + I (Xi, Yi, u) *af + C (x, yp u) af (2)
YX
be an arbitrary operator,
Ulf f af af af f af +
+ + + OL, + OL2 -+ P, af 2 a f+ 03 af (3)
rx rv ru -FP- Tq zFt
r
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S/044/62/000/012./019/049
Certain differential equations invariant with .... A060/AOOO
where
doL,
P A~ q'~M OL2-Al- PAL- An (g- - r dx dx
OLl dx dx dx dy dy
dy s
do,, d0'2 ~'L2
P2 _ r 8 qa __ _ a t
dy dy dy 'gdx 11ax 3 dy dy dy
is a twice cqntinued operator from operator (2). As follows from the work (RZMe4
1962, M260)~'the differential equation (1) will be invariant with respect to
translations if and only if
U1,
0 (4)
The set of translations which leaves the differential equation invariant always
represents a Closed group. Investigating (4) with cp (x, y) - 1, the authors ob-
tain for the transformation coefficients the system of differential equations:
a , ag a., al a a 2C a2C a2r 0.
LX - Y Ty- - -~-U - -Pu - 0; Tx--,J-u TY_TU_ =au
4
AE - F u)' a 2 at P~ + 2 (5)
du 41U - -crx- =8x a
U;
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8/044/62/000/012/019/049
Certain differential equations Invariant with .... A060/AOOO
Then the authors restrict themselves to the case of nonlinear equations, which
are invariant with respect to infinite continuous groups of transformations. (5)
Implies that E and q, *are harmonic conjugate functions of the variables x and y
and do not depend on u; ~ - cu + g (x' y)- substituting g in (5) and con-
sidering (5) as an identity in u we obtain: ~heorem'l '. To have the equation
6u w F (u) be invariant with respectto an infinite continuous groups of trans-
lations, it is necessary and sufficient that P (u) - p '- eku, where p* is de-
fi,ned in (3), and k is a,~constant. Theorem 2. 'For the nonlinear equation (1)
With y (x, y) ~ const to be invariant with respect to an infinite continuous
group of translations, it is necessary and sufficient that
y (x, y) - t e 4(x' Y), F (U') - eku
where I (x, Y) is any harmonic function, and k is any constant. I.N. Vekua's
hypothesis (RZhMat, 1962, 2B260) as *to the fact that, to find the general solu-
tion of the equation A u -(x, y) eu, it is 'sufficient to know that one of
its particular solutions is confirmed from the viewpoint of group sets only for
the case when q7 (x, y) - � Jw (7,)l , where w (z) is any analytic function of
the variable z - x + iy.
[Abstracter's note: Complete trapslation] A.S. Fokht
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PIGULIVSKIT, G.V.; XDZHIN. S.A.; KOSTRIZO, V.G.
4,-'- -2-1 --- ~ ~ -
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Reduction of I-methyl-l-cyclohexens. Zhur.obekhim. 28 no,6:
1656-1658 A 158. (MMA ll:.8)
I.Laningradekly gesudaretvanW universitst.
(Cyclexexene) (Reduction, Chemical)

iUTHORS: Pigulevskiy, G.V., Kostenko, V. G. SOV/54-59-1-23/25
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TITLE: ............................... ......... . . .,
Investigation of Silver-fir (Abies Sibirica Ldb.) Gallipot (K
issledovaniyu zhivitay sibirskoy pikhty (Abies sibirica Ldb.))
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Leningradskogo universiteta. Seriya fiziki i khimil,
1959, Nr 1, pp 454-156 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The bark of the Siberian f�rs contains in fine channels the
gallipot which consists of. volatile flike terpene) and non-
volatile substances. The object of this paper is the investiga-
tion of the nonvolatile ingredients which hitherto have been to
an only inconsiderable extent investigated, 2 acids were de-
tected in them by the experiments described here; the neoabietic
acid (I) and the abietic acid (Il), Their chemical structure
formulas are given. Furthermore the alcohol abienol was separat-
ed as a crystal hydrate from the neutral ingredient of the galli-
pot, The investigation of the structure of abienol will be the
object of another paper. The analysis yields first the abienol
which is an achromatic resinous mass. Its quantitative formula
is C H 0 its constants are n 20 1 5332, [a,20 +20.0', The
'
D D
17 30 2
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S011/54-519-1-23/25
Investigation of Silver-fir (Abies Sibirica Ldb,) Gallipot
ultraviolet absorption spectrum are given.The neoabietic acid
was first obtained as salt of the diethyl amine. It was then ob-
tained in pure form by means of boric acid. It has the 0formula
C20H3002' its constants are; melting point 179 -- 179-5
[a],5 164.40. The infrared aboorption band and the ultraviolet
D
aboorption maximum are given. The abietic acid was obtained
from the mother solution similarly to the neoab_Jetic acid. Its
constants are; melting point 173 - 174 50, r---,16 -115,60, Infra-
Lal D
red absorption bands and ultraviolet absorption maximum are given.
All data obtained are compared with data from publications.
There are 7 references, 6 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: April 10, 1958
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PIGULXVSKIT, G.V.; KOSTRZO, Y.G.
Investigation of crude turpentine from Siberian fir (Abios
Sibirica Idb ) Vest.LCAI 14 no.4:154-156 159. (MIRA 12:5)
iFir) (Turpentine)

79-28-5-68/69
AUTHORS: Pigulevskiy, 0. V., Kozhin, S. A., Kostenko; V. G.
TITLE: Reduction of the Monooxide Limonene With the Aluminumhydride
of Lithium (vosstanovieniye monookisi limonena alyumogidridcm
litiya )
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obahchey Khimii, 1958, Vol,. 28, 11r 5,
PF,~ 1413 -- 1415 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The catalytic hydration of the a-oxides of the terpene series
into the corresponding alcohols takes place very difficultly
and only with side processes.as was stated already earlier
by the authors (Re2rence 1). The reduction of the oxides Yrith
the aluminumhydride of lithium (LiAlH 4) offers a more con.-
venient method for tr&n9fR-,rmiY&g a-terpene oxidea into alcohols,
if it is not accompanied by side processes, As a basis for
the present investijation the monooxide of limonene (Oxyd-
-1,2-p-menthen-8,9) was used which was first synthetized by
11~ A. Prilezhayov (Reference 2). In the re(luction of this oxide
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79-28-5-68/69
Reduction of the 11onooxide Limonene With the Aluminumhydride of Lithium
ASSOCIATION:
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of high symmetric purity, and P.-terpineol. Both alcohols
were characterized by corresponding derivatives, Besides,
additional combination diffusion spectra were taken. Thus it
was found that the reduction of the monooxide of limonene with
LiAlH4 with opening of the oxide ring into both directions
takes place under the formation of a tertiary alcohol of
P--terpincol and of a secondary one of d-.neodihydrocarveol. In
the work by Holub, Herout, Sorm (Reference 6),these authors
seem to have neglected this circumstance, namely that in the
reduction of the monooxide of limenone
', besides 0-terpineol,
also /the neodihydrocarveol had formed. There are lo references,
5 of which are Soviet.
Leningradskiy gosudaratvennyy universitet (Leningrad State
University)
May 69 1957
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sov/79-28-6-5o/63
AUTHORS: Pigulevskiy, G. V., Kozhinj S. A.,_E~
TITLE: On the Problem of the Reduction of 1-Methvlcyclohexene-l-
-Oxide (K voprosu o voustanovlenii okisi 1-metiltaiklogeksena-1)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 19589 Vol. 28, Nr 6, pp. 1656-1658
(USSR)
ABSTRACT; The reduction of the 1-methylcyclohexene-l-oxide by means of
lithiumaluminum hydrate (1iAlH ) published by Mousseron and
his collaborators (Musseron) (ief 1) attracted the atten-
tion of the authors who carried out a reduction of I-limo-
nene monoxide on the same conditions; on this occasion they
also obtained a secondary alcohol# the d-neodihydrocarveol
of high aeymmetric purity besides the only tertiary alcohol
of 1-mothyloyclohexaftol-1 as menti6ne& by those authors. Both
alcohols formed in the same quantities. This somehow unex-
pected course of reaction caused the authors to check moot
exactly the data supplied by Mouseeron and his collaboratorep
13 as they had in view the analogy of the two oxides. The re-
Card 1 duction of the oxide of 1-methyloyclohexone-1 was repeated

SOV/79-28-6-5o/63
On the Problem of the Reduction of 1-Methylcydlohexene-l-Oxide
with special attention being paid to the purity of the initial
products. The combination diffusion spectra were used for
the characterization of the investigated products. The
methyloyclohexens-1 necessary for thoroduotion of the oxide
was produa-ed by the dehydration of the 1-methyleyelohexanol-
-1 by means of the p-toluene sulfochloride in pyridine solu-
tion; this had a favorable effect on the further course of
the investigation (yield 66 %). The investigation of the
spectra undoubtedly pointed to the similarity of the synthe-
sized hexens. The oxide of this 1-mothyleyelohexene-19 ob-
tained by oxidation with acetylhydrogen peroxide (CH CO-O-OH)
was identical to that synthesized by Mousseron. The lesults
of the reduction of 1:*methvlcyolohexene-l-oxide with LiAlH
proved completely the'result mentioned in (Ref 1). The onlf
reduction product is the tertiary alcohol of the 1-methyl-
cyclohexanol-li this could also be supported by spectral
analysis by the spectrum line characteristic for tertiary
alcohols in contrast to that of secondary ones. Thus the de-
hydration of 1-methyleyelohexanol-1 by means of p-toluene
sulfochloride can be regarded as a convenient method for
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s0V 9-28-6-50/63
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On the Problem of-the Reduc.tion,of:I-Xetbvloyclohexene-I-O:kide
There are 6 referanoesp 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradgkiy gosudaratvenW universitet
(Loningrad*State'Universi-ty)
SUBMITTED: May 6p 1957
1. Cyclohexane derivatives-Synthesis
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5.3600 75701
SOV/80-32-10-50/511,
AUTHORS: Pigulevskly, G. V., Kostenico, V. G,.,Andreyeva, L. F.
TITLE.
Brief Communications. Preparation of Discrete Linalyl
Chloride
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prilcladnoy Ichimil, 1959, Vol 32, Nr 10, pp 2067-
2370 (USSR)
A13STRACT: Linalool In reaction with PC1 gave a mixture of 110%
linalyl chloride and 60% geraAyl chloride. It is known
that lithium aluminum hydride reacts with primary chlorides
but does not reduce the tertiary chlorides. Lithium
aluminum hydride reacts completely at room temperature with
geranyl chloride, forming dihydromyrcene. LInalyl chloride
Is not reduced In this reaction, and the obtained mixture
of linalyl chloride and d1hydromyrcene was separated by
distillation. Hydrogenation of linalyl chloride and di-
hydromyrcene shows the presence of two double bonds in the
above compounds. This is proof that upon r6duction of chlorl
Card 1/2 with.lithium aluminum hydride the double bonds do not reduce
Brief Communications. Preparation of Discrete 75701
Linalyl Chloride SOV/80--2-10-50/51
SUBMITTED:
and that the cliloride does not contain an adnilxture of cYclic
chlorides. In comparlson with greraliYl chloride, l1nalyl
chloride has lower specific gravity and amaller refracti-ve
index and is optically active, There are 2 f1gures; 1
table; 7 references) It Soviet, 1 U.S,, 1 German, 1 British.
The U. S. and British references are: I, Frevet, a. Kon, J.
Chem. Soc., 3131 (1950); E, Johnson, R. Bleiz:;ard, H. Carhart,
J. Am. Chem. SOC., 70, 3664 (1948),
December.20, 1958
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5W SOV/20-128-2-23/50,
AUTHORS: Figulevskiy, G. Y., !Lo~
TITLE: Abienol, Its Production and Properties
PERIODICAL-: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 128, Nr 2, PP 305-308
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: An alcohol.with an empirical formula C 17H280 was isolated from
the liquid resin of the silver fir (Abies pectinate. D.C.),
and called gbienol (Ref 1). Its crystallohydrate with water
melts at 62 . The authors isolated from among the nonvolatile
components of the resin secretion of the Siberian fir (Ab.
sibirica Ldb.) (Ref 2) an abienol in the form of abienol
hydrate corresponding to the one mentioned in reference 1
(Table 1). It was different in the following points; it was
crystalline, with a melting point at 40-42 0 , and had a higher
optical rotation activity. Contrary to the data (Ref 1) abienol
and abienol hydrate contain 2 double bonds each. Hydrating of
the lot double bond proceeds much faster than that of the 2nd
one. This points to their different character. The infra-red
Card 1/3 spectra (Fig 1) of the abienol hydrate showed 2 bands cor-

Abienol, Its Production and Propertieu SOV/20-128-2-23/59
responding to the valence vibrations of C.C: 1600 cm-1 and
1
1642 cm- . This can be explained by the presence of 2 conjugate
double bonds. This is'also confirmed by the ultraviolet spec-
trum. Both in abienol hydrate and in abienol, the groups CH
2
and CH3 were detected spectroscopically. It is very probable
that abienol hydrate contains the group -CH.CH 2' The abienol
hydrate isolated by the authors loses water at 90-950 on
beating in the vacuum, and is transformed to abienol. When the
latter is dissolved in-alcohol, a white precipitation-is form-
ed. It is amorphous and melts at 115-1200. It is an abienol
polymer (C H 0) . Visible light is also capable of effecting
'MRUL. With these results, the contradictory
this polyme a
data of reference 1 become evident: a partially polymerized
--abienol- was present there. The statement saying that abienol
hydrate cannot be obtained from abienol by treatment with 96%
ethanol was also refuted by the authors. Thus, the transforma-
tion of abienol hydrate to abienal, and vice versa, is not
accompanied by any structural changes in the molecule (except
Card 2/3 for polymerization), TheTe are 1 figure, 1 table, and 5 ref-

Abienol, Its Production and Properties
erences, 2 of which are Soviet.
SOV/20-128-2-23/59
ASSOCIATION; Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy univorsitet im. A. A. Zhdanova
(Leningrad State University imeni A. A. Zhdanov)
PRESENTED: Zday 11, 1959, by B. A. Arbuzov, Academician
SUBMITTED: may 69 1959
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KOSTENKO, V. G., Cand Chem Sci -- (diss) "Investigation of the resin
of the Siberian fir Abies sibirica ldb." Leningrad, 1960. 18 pp;
(Leningrad Order of Lenin State Univ im A. A. Zhdanov, Chemistry
Faculty); 225 copies; price not given; (KL, 19-60, 141)
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AUTHMQ: Pigulevskiy, G. V., Kostenko, V. G.
T IT LE Letter* to the Editor. Concerning the EmpLrical For-
mula of Abienol
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khImLi, 1960, vol 3o, Nr 3, P 105'r (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors report that the empirical. formula of ablenol,
sug ested by H. Winhaus and R. Mucke (Ber., 75, 1830
0
)) is in disagreement with the results of analysis
(19
of abienol and ItE, derivative,, separated fvom Abies
sibirica Ldb. The authors suggest a new empirical
formula for abienol and Its derivatives (see table) and
consider ablenol to be a citterpenoid b1cyclic alcohol.
There are 1 table; ,in(' 4 refovencos, 1 Cict,man, 1 Czecho-
slovak, 2 Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: LenIngrad State University go*udarstwennyy
universitet)
SUBMITTED: November 17, 19159
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Table A. Data on elemental analyses of ablenol and its
derivatives (in %) . (a) c ompound; (1)) found; (c) empiri-
cal formula; (d) calculated; (e) ableriol hydrate; M
abienol; (g) abienol polymer; (h) dihydroablenol (mp
92-940); (*) formula proposed by authors; (**) formula
propond by 11. Winhauo and R. Mucke.
I I - C
C C
77.54 11.81
77.70, 1 1.1w Cl H3011
0 ~1.86 11.76
e 78.22 11.83 C'
1H3002 16.62 11.37
78.16 11.88
82.45 11.96 C24HNO,',,
" 82.69 II.S()
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Pigulevskiy., G. V., Kostenko, V. G.
Neoabietic and Abietic Acids, Primary Rosin Acids of
Siberian Fir (Abies Sibirica Ldb.) Resin
Zhurnal prikladnoy khtmii, 196o, V'61 33, Nr 2, pp 439-444
(USSR)
Siberian fir is used in USSA~ as a source of an bssential
oil containing bornyl acetate; it is also used'in
medicine. The resin is used for the preparation of
Canada balsam substitutes. The authors found that,
similarly to the resin of Abies pectinata D. C. (~er.'
1942, Vol 75, P 1830), the sil*rian fir resin contains
abletic acid (2-.5%) and neoabletic acid (5%),. The
physical constants of acids were close to those
determined by other authors (ZhOn., 1958, Vol 28,
p 543; ibid., 194o, Vol lo, p 1894; G. C.'Harris,,T. F.
Sanderson, J. Am. CAem. Soc., 1948, Vol 70, P 339).
The reduction of the acids with lithium aluminum hydride

PIGULEVSKIYJ G.V.; KOSTENKO, V.G.- WRKUSHKIN, N.I.
Uniformity of the abietinol of Ruzicka and Meyer. 7jIur.ob.khim,,
30 no.10:3489,-3492 0 161. (MM 14:4)
Io lAningradakiy gomuiarstvennyy universitet.
(Abietyl alcohol)

PIGULEVSKIY, G.V.; XOSTENIO#N*G.; KOSTENKO, L.D.
Ascertaining the structure of abletinol. Zhur.ob.khim- 31
no.01: 3143 S 161. (MBU 14:9)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imenj A.A.Zhdanova.
(Abietyl alcohol)

PIGUIZVSKIY, G.V.; KOSTEUKO, V.G.; KOSTENKOJI L.D.
Elucidation of the otructure of.abienol. Zhur.ob.khim.
32 no.2:656 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
(Alco,bols)

RIJMYANTSEV, V.I.; VE
CHKANOVV G.k.; YEZHOVp V.A.; KOSTENKO, V.G.
Nature of acids present in a second butyl acetate solution of
penicillin. Uch. zap. Mord. goo. -an. no.27.25-31 163.
(MIRA 19:1)

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som(cii (xion: &,vooom/o/ooo/616/6-
A011lo-A. Dorozhovs _~O. S.; Kor(luba, 11. H. ; Kos teliko, V. 11.
0i' G: None
TITLE: Computation of the field and trajectories of a flat electron optical system
SOURCE; Ref. zh. Matematika, Abs. 1OB405
IIEF SOURCE: Visnyk Vvivs1k. un-tu. Ser. mekhan.-matem., vyp. 1, 1965, 46-49
TOPIC %%GS: electron optics, flat electron optics, electron notion, computer/EM
M-20 computer
AI-STRACT: An electron optical system consisting of three pairs of parallel electro-
des is considered. On two pairs of equal length, the potential U-1 is given, on the
third pair,&U=O. Field computation reduces to the Dirichlct problem for the Poisson
equation U = q(x,y) (1) in a rectangle, under the condition U u 1 (2) (L -
is the boundary of the rectangle). Now q(x,y) =0 everywhere inside the rectangle,
except on the electrodes, where U(x,y) = u(x,y) (3) . For the solution of tile
problem (1), (2), (3), - the mctliod of G.M. Poloz:hiy is used. Computational formulas
for the calculation of the potential field, and an algorithm for a computerized calcuJ
lation of the coefficients of the relevant system of algebraic equations are given. it
is noted that the use of the extrapolation formula of Adams-Sturmer and of the compu-
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ted potential field enables the determination of electron trajectories from differen-,
tial equations of the type
dil 2 Oy
d3x I au (X,
Wi. T ax
Numeric results of solutions for the problem (1), (2), (3) on the M-2D computer are
given. [Translation]
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ACC 111R, AR6005182 SOUIrCE CODE- UR/O()55-8/65/OO0/009/M12/B012
SOMACE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs4 9B126
AUTHORS: Dorozhovalkyy, Ye. S.; Korduba, B. 14.;.Kostenko, V, H.
TITLE: Dirichlet problem for planar electrostatrcs
PM F SOURCE: Zadacha Dirikhle ploskayi elektrostntyky. Visnyk Kyyivslk. un-tu. Ser.
matem. ta mekban., no. 6p 1964, 152-158
TOPIC TAG'-- electros".*atics, Dirichlet problem, Poisson equation. cqnp
uter awlicati
I TRANS IATION:- The autbors, s6lve-, the- externa,1 -Dirichle-b rrobiie.m for plamr- electro-~
-staticr, in an unbounded medium Iry reducipg the Ditter to the Interral problem in a
rectangle, for the pojsson equation. Using the s~fmmetry of the problera, they solved
with an elnctronic computer the resultant. system of algebraic equations for the de-
'r..er-miriatio, of -the unlatown parameters, and also obtain the potential field in any of
the 12-8,2103 J-Pternal Junction points of a rcc-tanG-u1&r Grid.
SUB CODE: 20

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ACC NRs A1,6003593 SOURCE COIE: UR/3185/65/000/001/0009/0015
AUIHORS: Dorozhovalkyyp Ye._5 Worozhovskiy, Ye. S.); Korduba, B. M.; Kosten1wo VA
ORG: none
T=: 7he Difichlet problem of planar electrostatics
SOURCE: Lvov. Unive Visnyk. Seriya mekhaniko-matematychna, no. 19 19659 9-16
TOPIC TAGS: Dirichlet problem, electrostatics, matrix function, algebraic equations
capputer calculations dipole antenna, slot antennas antenna array
ABSTRACr: Ihe authors solve the external. Dirichlet problem for planar electrostatics
b-I an unbounded region using the method of G. N. Polozhiy (Chislennoye rer-lbeniye
dvumernykh i tm)dmrnykh krayevykh zadach matematicheskoy fixiki i funktsii
disktretnogo argumenta [Numerical Solution of IW-Dimensional and 1hree-Dimensional
Boundary Value Problems of Mathematical Physics and Rmetions of Discrete Arguments],
Kiev University Publication, 1952). The problems say, of the radiation from several
pairs of dipole or slots situated between two long screens is reduoed by mans of sud
a method to the internal problem in a rectangle for the Fbisscn equation. Ihe matrix
equations and solutions are transformed into a resultant system of algebraic equaticM
based on the symmetry of the problem, and solutions are obtained fbr a nunrber of
screen lengths in a fom suitable for electronic conputer evaluation. - Ihe results am
subsequently used to obtain the portential field. Orig. art. has: 2 -and 12
Cc,rd 112

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AtC MKI 2 1 SURCE CODE: UIRTOO-5876-5 7000 0~W5V1/ff5_'i
AUTHOR: Dorozhovs1k7M Ye. S.; Korduba) B. M.; Kostenkoa
TITLE: Calculation of the field and trajectories of one plane electron-ovtical syst
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fiz. Abs. llZh3;pv
REF SOURCE: VisrWk Vvivs9k. un-tu. Ser. mekhan.-matem., vyp. 1, 1965p 46-49
TOPIC TAGS: electron optiesp electron motion, Dirichlet problem, Poisson equation..
electric potential, electrostatic field, computer calculation, algorithm
ABSTRACT: The authors consider an electron-optical system consisting of three pairs
of parallel electrodes, A potential U - 1 is applied to two pairs of electrodes of
equal length, and U a 0 on the third. The calculation of the field of such a system
reduces to the Dirichlet problem for the Poisson equation AU - q(x, y) in a rectangl
under the condition that U = 1 on the boundary of the rectangle, and q(X, A = 0
everywhere inside the rectangle, with the exception of the electrodes, on which
U(x, y) = u(x, y) is specified. Computation formulas are given to determine the
potential field and an algorithm is presented for the computer calculation of the
coefficients of the system of algebraic equations. It is indicated that by using
the Adams-Stoermer extrapolation formula, and by assuming the potential field'that
results from the calculation, it is possible to determine the flight trajectory of
the electrons from the system of ordinary differential. equations of the form
1d9y I (x, V) d'x * I au (x, y)
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Numerical results obtained with the M-20 electronic computer are presented. 1. Sheli-
khcn,a. (Translation of abstract)
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AUTHOR: Dzhldzholava, A. V.t Xonovalovap H. Yn.; Vbstanko, V. I.; Dy4= H* He
2V _
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ORGs 'All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Single Cryatalsq Scintilla- 319
tion Mat-a-rFaTs, -and aFec-lally Pur Chemical SubaE&nco-s7(VWciiW nauc 0.
=s,,Sl*a6~iE-e~ff'igi7i-^Ii~iEfai'*r;;ri~k~fii~1'1*~v-','--B'i;ii~~l-ffi~tnionnykh materisloy I
osbbo chistykh khimicheskikh veshchostv)
TITLCt Roacarch In tho field of orga ic-_a1ec- to. H. Syntheals of
NI-acylsubstltuted aglsulfohydrazides and their electret effect
SOURCE: Zhurnal obahchoy khImil v. 3601no. 8, 1966p 1*368-1372
TOPIC TAGS: electret, organic synthetic process, hydrazine derivativep
aliphatic carboxylic acid
A13STRACT: .By the react-ion of ary-Isuirohydrazidos with acylehloride3 in dioxane _-
floylhydrazidos of benzene-,
at room temperature, NI-acryloyl- and NI-methacr,
p-';o1)ieno-, p-nitrobenzone-, and an four p-lialobonzonesulfonic acids, as won
as the NI-acety1hydrazides of p-toluene-I p-ohloro-) p-bromo-I and p-iodo-
bonzeiievulfonic acids., were synthesized and characterized. All the N- ti
acylsubstituted arylsulfohydrazidoo exhibited an ability to pass into the electre
Istato. Foi. an the NI-aaryloyl-O, mathaoryloyl-, and acetylnubgtituted aryl-
'aulfohydrazidea 0, the aurfaao charge of tho cloutret and ita atability with time
'(111ifetime"'0 wer_qjw(LtoAevend upon the method Pf preparation.- . In addition..-
Card 1/2 UDCt 621.319.2047.583.6047.583.2
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Bub3tantial differences between electrets of NO
ArYl,sulfohydrazides were observed -acryloyl- and 111-acetyloubstitaed
determined by the nature of the.acyl radical.
For the NF-acryloyl derivatives, the highest charge was obtained in eloctrate
prepared from HO-acr7loyl derivatives of p-nitroL and p-iod1obenzonesulfohydrazides,,'
wbilo for the aovlaubstitutod derivatives, the Wheat charge was observed in the
electrots prepared from NI-~acetylbenzenosulfohvdrix-ide, unDubstituted in'the
-aromatic ring, The best mechanical proportioq"
'heated 3.0-1$0 above the Me.1ting point, (ab-11!tY for ~tri-ication when
high mechanical strend*.r.)'and the longest
"lifOtimO" were manifested by eleatrets Of ar7lSillfohydrazidea containing un-
flaturated.aliphatic carboxyUo_4
3 tables. ..380.Og - - - oid-residues AnAbo W-DositionA, Orig. art* hass
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UWR I Cultivated Flants - Cereal Crope. 14-3
Alis Jour Ref Zhur - 73iologiya, No 13; 1958, No- 58584
Author KoStenko
Inat a ent-Researoh Tadzhik P4gTlcultural Institute
Title Promising Pea Variety G-3
Orig Pub Byul. muchn.-tekhn. informs Ta4zh- n.-i. In-ta zenled.,
1957, NO 1, 16-17
Abstract The hy-tricl variety of pea G-3., raised at the Tadzbik
select station is described. Its yielding capacity
exceeds the local varieties by 2.5 cwt/ha. The agro.
techny a,A me&w of pea veevil (Bruchus pisorum) control
are describedo
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GAZIZ0Vj M.S,j,kand. gool.-miner. nauk; LEBEDYANSKAYAO Z.P.,,'inzh.;
UNKOVSKAYAp N.F.p lnzh.;. W5TENK0, V.1 I inzh.;,-PA0Z0PDV, L.B.,
kand. takhn.nauk; BESpAWv, p.M., inSh.;- KRAVCHUX, S.V., insh.;
KRUPKIN, L.V.) insk.;-KRUPKIN, L,V., inzh*; BF.ZPAWVA, S.I., insh.;
SHCHERBATEHO, A.p., "sh.; KCNMOV-; G.V., kand. gibl.-mineral. -
nauk, r6ts6nxeRt; VASIL'YR*-F.V:,, doktor geol.-minera'l. nauk~
retsenzent; SHEVYAKOV,L.D.,akad. tv.rm.; MAN #KOVSKITIG. 1. IotIV-s todf;
STOLYAR0V,A.G,,red.iZd-vs; GUSEVA,A.P. t'41ft.red.; RyLINA,yu.V..
red. 0 tak*.
(Experience in l0w9rlsg~ Ow-water table in mfoe"I deposits under
complex hYdrOgeological conditions] Opyt vodoponiahenija na
mestorozhdaniiakh pol~wWkh iskopawVkh so Sloshayni gidrogeole-
gicheakimi uslovij&ni~.. Moskva,
411 P. Izd-vo Akad.,"uk SSSR, 1963.
(MIM 16:5)
lo Akademiya Itauk sSSR. Ingt
.itut $0=090 d~la. 2.,'Cklen-
korrespondent Akademij nauk SSSR saveduyuthchiy-jo jatoriy
spetsialinykh sposobov prokhodki bo ey
zheniya Nauchno 90rn#h TYrabotok i vodoponi-
-iseledovateliskogo instituta Kurvkoy magaitnoy
anomalii (for Manlkoy3kiy).
O&ter, Underground) (Ore deposits)

ACS,E,%UM NJU AP4041336 510119/641000/0041001410016
AUTSIORS Kostembe, V. 1.
TITLIC: Nghgsagitiwity jewperaftre regulator
sOURCz: rroer"treyodye, ". 6# 1964* 14-16
TOPIC TAGS: regulators temperature regulator, high sensitivity ten*srature
regulator, crystal growing
ABSTRACT: The sensitivity of existing AM-carrier temperature regulator* is
inadequate for precise temperature control in large-mine furnaces. A phase-
modulation (PM) temperature regulator is suggested whose principle of operation
ensures: (1) Upon a deviation of the controlled temperature, the controlling-
voltage phase varies gradually and (Z) With any value of the controlled tempera-
ture, the value of the control voltage remain* constant.' The regulator sensitivity
is determined by the phase transfer factor of tbA measuring scheme and is
CWd
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independent of the control voltage or the amplifier gain. A static continams pU
experimental model ad a ten"rature regulator is described which consists of a
phase modUl&t0we an 0=91ifter-linliter, a phase-spneitive element, OW a final
control unito As conventional carrier-envelope correction methods are
inapplicable to this r6gWAtOro the PU control volt&#* is once more phase.
umdul&t*d by the voltage derived from a correction circuit. A madel with a
30-SOOC range was mood for coocolling the temperature oj & crygt&l.growing
electriz furnace; it is reported that the temperature deviation wastO.O&SC St do'
300C point. "G. L. Siburyayev took part in building sad aligning the re
gda"r.
Orig- art. bas: 3 figures and it jerawl".
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D211INHE11M, A.B., KONOVALOVA, M.Ya.-, KOSTIENKO,~L.%, EMITIMOV, N.N.
Study of organic. electrets. Part lit Hydrazides of aromatile
sulforile acids. Zhur. ob. khim. M no.5~-831-833 My 165.
(MJRA 18:6)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchnc--~ssledovatellakly Anstitut, manokristallov,
itsintul Ilya tvionnykh mate:-ialov I osobo chlatykh khImicheskikh
veshchestvp qlar"kov.

UR/0286/055/000/olo/004T/0047
R: AP5a16T35
621.113.07
AUTHOR: _1~ostenlko V. I.
TITLE: High-sensitivity thermoregulator. Class 21, No. 171040
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarWkh znakov, no. 1-0, 1965, 47
7,7IC' TAOS: thermoregulator, bridge converter
a voltage
k:~-:~,',~'T: The propose,1 thermoregulator contains a bridge converter,
"fier, a phase-sensitire rectifier, which ~,)ntrols the voltage choke, and a
va,
-orrective circuit. The first two arms of the converter consist
1 7-~- fl-rd P-nd ',)urth arms
t:~ermameter and a variabIe
n t ~1 " n _- a P a Ci~-~ r e a ce el,~-ainatc
ellminate th- _-,mp,)ne.-)*' _r the
Pr-duced by the c~Dnvertar, tl-~
of two diodes -,~i;_,h slF - the ircijit
vt! feelba!
~-~ni 'cute of the amplifier. The a neki~'
--ircuit which loops the power amplifier amd cor.':s.~ns a 1- mie
Is applied from a separate potentiometer.
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KOSTMOf V.i.2 inzli.
,31mr,je de7i" for the input of Fgnal c.~,rrowtion. Y~-Ib:rostroenle
no.6-.23 -Te 10'5- (MIRA 18:7)

MPEYNOV!KIY, V.M.;,KOSTEM V-K-
.L__
Drying mechanism for sunflower seeds rich in oil. Izv.vys.uchob.
zav.; pishch. tekh. no.6:66-72 161. (MIRA 1512)
1. Krasnodarskiy institut pishchevoy promyshlennosti., kafedra
tekhnologii zhirov.
(Sunflower neog-Drying)

KOPEYKOVSKIY, V.M.D kand.tekhn.nauk; KOSTENKO, V.K., inzh.
Changes occuring in the acid mimber of sunflower seed oils from
high oil content spocies in connection with drying. Masl.-zhir.
porom. 28 no.3sl2-17 Hr 262. (KM 15:4)
I
1. Krasnodarskiy institut pishchavoy proEphlennosti.
(Sunflower seed oil-Testing)

KOFMOVSKIY, V.M.-, Icand.- takhn.. nauk; KOSTENKO, V.K., inzh.
Effect,of.the.Iflov.rate-af"the.heat ca=ier on the rate of
drying of slinflower ss~dIs,,.' Meal.-zhir. proin. 28 no.10t
13t..16 0 -1,62., (WRA 16:12)
2.
1. Krasnodarskiy institut pishchavoy pronyahlennosti.

KOPEYKOVSCIY, V.M.; KOSTWQ,_Y-.x.,
Effect of the vitality of the sunflower seeds with high oil content
on their keeping quality in storage. Izv.vys.vcheb.zav. *pishch.tekh.
no.5:14-18 163. MRA 16:32)
1. Krasnodarskiy politekhnicheskiy institut, kafedra tekhnologii
zhirov.

SWdying the dryink p~~sii high-oil o6nteA'VjsuqfIOW.--'.qO6dA pinder
induatrial condhions.1kal.-2hir.
prom Ag .1 62.
(MM 17s2)
1. Krasnoda~akiy institutleptlMdhevoy promyshlaninosti.,

KOSTENKOI V.K.; KOFEYKCVSKIY,, V*M.
St
the stepped eystem for drying Bunflower seeds,
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; pishch. tekho no.6:14-15 163.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Kraanodarskiy politekhnicheskiy institut, katedra tekbno-
logii zhirov.

KOPEYKOVSKIYO VA, kand.tekhn.nauk,; KOSTEMKO, V.K., kand.tekhn.nauk
Changes in the acid number of oil and losses of dry matter during
the drying of sunflower seeds with high oil content. Masl.-zhir.prom.
29 no.9t7-13 3 163. (MM 16:10)
1. Krasnodarskiy institut poshchevoy promyshlennosti.

KOPEIKOVSKIY, V.M.,- 1CMITIMM, 34K.
Modification of protein substances of higb-oil sunflower seeds
under different drying conditions. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; pishch.
takh. no.301-54 062. (MIU 15:7)
19 Krasnodarskiy institut pishchavoy pronyablennosti., kafedra
takhnologii zhirov.
(Sunflover seed-Drying) (Proteins)

KOPEYKOVSKIY, VA; KOSTEKKO, V.K.
Effect of the conditions of the thermal drying of sunflower
oilseeds on the oil quality. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; pishch.tekh.
no.4:72-76 162. (MRA 15:11)
1. Krasnodarskiy institut pishchavoy promyshlennosti, kafedra
takhnologii zhirov.
(Sunflower seed oil-Testing)

KOSTENKO., V.L., inzh.
I
Colorimetric methods of determdning the amount of phosphor-containing
substances in oil. Mul.Lshir.prom, 28 no,11:9-12 N 162,
(HIRA 15 -.12)
1. Krasnodarokiy institut piohchevoy promyohlemosti.
(Oils and fats-Analysio)

KOSTENKOP V. K.
Effect of the thickness of ttm blown lAyer on the drying rate
of high oil content omflower seedes Izvo v1s, uchebe zavej:
pishch. tekh. no.5:68-72 162. (MI4 15.-10)
1. Kraonodarskiy inatitut pishchavoy promyshlennosti, kafedra,
takhnologii shlrov.
(sunflover seed-Drfing)

RUSTMOP V. K.; KOPEYK(YVSKIY, V. 9.
Iffoct. of thermal drying on the modification of the pbyaio-
logical and biacbesical-charseterisitics of high oil content
mmf1mmr,Zedm,,1sv'.. vys. uebeb. 2av.; pishch. tekh. no.5:
103-108 0 (MIRA 15:10)
1. Krasnodarskly institut pisbobevoy promyshlonnosti, kafedre.
t*Wmlogii shirove
(Sunflower seed-ah7ing)

KOPEYKOVSKIY, V.M.; KOSTENKOA.YOKO
Effect of the conditions of thermal drying on the mold microflora
of sunflower seeds. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.,- pishch. tekh. no.2:
26-28 163j. Oun 16:5)
1. Krasnodarskiy institut pishchavoy promyshlennosti, kafedra
tekhnologii zhirov. ,
(Sunflower seedi-Drying) (Molds (Botany))

KOPEYKGVSKI1 9 V . M. ~ -~, 0, V'?
Changes occurring in some biochemical properties of Idt,
oil-content s).nflower seeds during var-1-us methods -f' gh
thermal drying. Biokhim. zer. i khlebopech. no.7~2333-
2" 164. (MIRA 17,,9)
1. Krasnodarsk--'y Institut p1shchavoy prorr
yshlonnos"

KCSTENKO, VO Mo. akusherka (aelo Blagoveohohenskoye Zaporozhokoy
Gynecological massage of the uterus. Felld. i akush. 27 no.5:
4&49 My 162. (MIRA .15:7)
(UTERUS) (MASSAGE)

KOSTIMO, Vladimir Pliyovktavich, korabelInyy inzhener; RAXOFSrrY,L.I.0
~?Vwl -f
Cff.A.L. tekhnicheakiy redaktor
(On board the *Orel" at Tsushima; recollections of a participant in
the Faxaso-Japonese war at sea during 1904-19051 Na "Orls" v Toustme;
vosposinaniia uchastnika. ruesko-iaponskoi voiny us more v 1904-1905
g.g. Leningrod. Gon.solusuos isd-vo audoetroltellnot promyshl.. 1955.
542 p. (MRA 9 -. 1)
(Tsushima, Battle of, 1905)

A
Fact
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:41
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5001, ARRANGEWNT OF FURNACH FOR ffFICIM COMBUIMON OF' BLAM
FVRNACE GAS. Kos.~S". Ya. D. (Za Ekon. Topliva (Fuel Econ.)
1950, (2),
An account of the complete reconstruction of a boiler installation
utilizing blast furnace gas and coke screenings. (L).
81 L A
Mill lid. 004011
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KOSTMEO, Ta.D., inchener.
Louverod fly ash collectors. Alek.sta. 25 no.7:12-17 Jl 154.
(Ash disposal) (HLRL 7:8)
40
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_X e UMIN, A,V., inzh., rcLSenzent; IMAKOVSKY,
- - -F. ; 8-~
G.1M., inzh., red.;
topevation of piston compressors] Ekspluatatsila porsh-
nevykh kompressorov. MoE-.Yva, lzd-vo lq-ashinootroenie,"
1964. 105 P. (MIR.,', 17:6)

DEGTYARI, A,K,; KOSTENKO, Ye.S.
Parenteral forms of epidemic hepatitis. Zhur. mikrobiol.; epid.
i immun. 41 no.6:11336 Je 164. (MIRA 18:1)
1. Poltavskaya oblastnaya sanitarno-epidemiologicheskaya stantsiya
i Semenovskaya rayonnays, bollnitsa.

KOSTENKO, Yu.G., aspirant
Adenomatosis in sheep. Veterinariia 41 no.11:34-36 N 064.
(MM 180-1)
1. Moskovskiy telthnologicheskly institut noaBnoy i molochnoy
pronVahlennosti.

FURTSEV, Mikbail Yegorovich; KOSTENKO, Tu.I., red.
[Laboratory work on electric drive systems in mines]Labo-
ratornye raboty po rudnichnomu elektroprivodu evt Izd-
vo Kievskogo univ.y 1965. 109 p. (MIRAK1'6:9)

FYASKOVSKIY, Dmitriy Vladimirovich; YAKOVKRI, A.A., retsenzent;
PLUZIUIIKOV, V.D., dots., retserizent; ., red.
[Course of spherical attronomq] Kure sfericheskoi astronomii.
Kiev, Izd-vo Kievskogo univ., 1964. 135 P. (MIRA 1715)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN Ukr.SSII(for Yakovkin).

MARTYNENKO, Vladimir Semenovich; MOSEYENKOV, B.I., dots.,
retsenzent; TIMESHCMIKO, 11.1.1 dots., retsenzent;
KOSTENKO, YU.I., red.
(operational calculus] Operats'lonnoe ischislenle. Kiev,
Izd-vo Kievskogo univ.j, 1965. 184 P. (MIRA 18:3)

VLASOVAJ K.N.; ANTROPOVA, A.N.; IMATKOV,"MY, AIN.; MST -1,11KO) ! 1- ". ;
1. ?
VASLAVSKIY, N.H.; SAMIC11VALW, A.V.; SOY110,111, F.7.; NT-.CITFMV, V.A.
[deceased)
Rapid polymerization of caprolactam. Plast. massy no.8:18-19
164. 17:12)

ZASLAVSKIY, N.N. [Zaslavstkyi, N.M.]; KOSTFNKOt YU!IN ; KPIKUNOV, N.I.
[Krykunov, M.I.]; NIKHALICHENKT,--n-r.-t;Fk-hallchenko, H.S.];
YAZON M.G. [IAzon M.H.]
Use of furan plastics in the manufacture of continuous neutral-
ization apparatus. Xhim, prom. no.4:31 O-D 164.
(MIRA 180)

Tj 55867..65-, --a!
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SOURCE: Ref. zh. Kbimiya. Abe. SS35S
AUTHOR: Kostenko, Yu~, N.~_
TITLE: High-molecular polycaproamide, a valuable material in machine I
CITED SOURCE: Sb. tr. Kafedry fiz. Luganshy mashinostroit. in-t, v. 4, 1964,
16-21
TOPIC TAGS: polyeaproamide, caprolactam polymerization, machine part, alkaline
polymerization, poly-mer crystal linity / capron
TRMSLATION- A description is gLven Gf the alkaline polymerization of,,copralac.
tam and of the chief advantages of such a capro over ordinary c1pron qn the
-manufacture of parts used in machine building. It is shown that alkaline poly-
merization produces a polymer of higher molecular weight with a tower Mnomer
c,-ntent 1'6.9% instead of 10.12%), having a high degree of crystallinity that Is
uniform throughout its mass. Tho process is accelerated by a factor of 5 to 6',
and the cost of the mold is cut 10 ta 50-fold. The method makes it posaLble
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to obtain articles of unlimited size without internal stresses. The chief
charazteristics of the high-molecular-weight polycaproamide are given. T.
Sheyn.
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MASOVSKIY, Yevgcniy Fetrovich, kand. tekhn. nauk; SWLMNALEMKO,
Aleksandr Grigorlyevich) kand. tekhn. nauk; KOSTEI;KO,
Yu,!.V.., retsenzent; POLYANSKIY, N.A.) inzh., red.
[Automatic control of asynchronous motors] Avtomaticheskoe
upravlenie asinkhronnymi dvigateliami. Kiev, "Tekhnika 11
1964. 170 p. ~IIIRA 17-.71

'-~Wn~t Z ~.A.
Significance of meteorological factors in hypertension under the
conditions of St&linabad. Zdrav. Tadzh. 7 nos 3:29-32 My-Je 160*
(MIRA, 14:4)
1. 1z kafedry gospitallnoy terapii (zav. - dotsent Kh.Kh. Mansuraw)
Stalinabadekogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni Abuali ibni Sina,
(STALINABAD-WEATHER-41ENTAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS)
(HYPERTENSION)

KOSTENKO, Z. VO
KOSTERO, Z. V.: "The Elimination of Psychic DisoMers Following Serious Forms
of Typhus." Acad Med Sci USSR. Moscow, 1956. (Dissertation
for the Degree of Doctor in Medical Science)
So2 Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 19, 1956.

1. KOSTENKOV, V. I.~ TAKOVLEV, YE. A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Marine Engineers
7. P. D. Kuziminskii, scientist, engineer and innovator. Izv. AN SSSR. Otd, tekh.
nauk no. 2, 152,
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, januar,,r .1953. Unclassified.

FKYGINI Ya.G.., doktor ekon. nmik; YANITSKIYp N.F., doktor geogr.
nauk; ZNMIAISKIY, M.M.., doktor geogr. nauk; AI&TIYEV,
M.P., doktor ekon. nauk~-~~JXOV-r-V-.K.-y-kand.ekon.
nauk; BUYANOVSKIY, M.S., kand. geogr. nauk; SHISHKIN, N.I.,
doktor geogr. nauk; MOSKVIN, D.D.; kand.ekon. nEuk;.GURARI.,
Ye.L., kand.ekon.nauk; VETROV, A.S., kand.geogr. nauk;
LISETSKAYA, A.P., red.~ PONMULVA, A.A., tekhn. red.
[Methodological problems of economic geograplW] Metodo-
logicheskie voprosy ekonomicheskoi geografii. Moskva, Eko-
nomizdat, 1962. Z78 p. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk USSR i Institut ekono-
miki Akademii nauk SM (for Feygin). 2. Institut geografii
Akademii nauk SSSR (for Yanitsklyj, Zhirmunskiy; Buyanovskiy).
3. Institut ekonomiki mirovoy sotsialisticheskoy sistemy
Akademli nauk SSSR (for Alampiyev). 4. Gosudarstvennyy na-
uchno-ekonomicheskly sovet Soveta Ministrov SSSR (for
Kostennikov ). 5. Naucbno-issledovatellskiy institut truda
Gosudarstvennogo komiteta SoN-ata Ministrov SSSR (for Shishkin).
6. Institut ekonomiki Akademii nauk SSSR (for Moskvin). 7. Oren-
burgskiy pedagogicheskiy institut (for Vetrov).
(GeograpIV, Economic-4fethodology)

XDSTWIZDV, Tasilly NIMmil6vich
[31conomic regions of the U.S.S.R.] Ob skonoutcheskom ralonlroyanil
SSSR. Moskva, Gospolltisdat, 1957. 61 p. (MIU 10: 5)
(Russia-3conostic policy)

KOSTMWIKOV, VASTLIT MTKMYLOVTCH
Ekanomicheakiye Rayony SSSR. Moskva, Goa. Izd-vo Geogr. Lit-ry, 1958.
167 P. maps (1 fold) 20 cm.
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