SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUKOREKINA, E. A. - KUKOZ, F. I.

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XSSR/Forestry - Forest Culture.
Abs Jour : Referat ~2iur - B:Lologiya, No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 69133
j-4
Author : Leontev, A.A., Ste-Danov, A.M., Naborak, A.N., Koksharova,
N.E., Kukorekina, E.A.
Inst
Title : Most Effective Methods of Bind aid Afforestin.- Shifting
Sands.
Orig Pub : Byul. nauchn.-telchn. inform. Sreineaz. n.-i. in-ta lesn.
kh-va, 1955, No 1, 6-16
Abstract : Based on experimmts conducted aa sands of Tw?kmen and
Uzbek SSR, reconnendations are s%iggested on ratiowLliza-
tion of sand consolidation measures. Instead of mechani-
cal protection with plantings of shoots and seedlings, es-
pecially in dintricts with comparatively light winds, the
use of a lightened spread of mec.'2anical protection is re-
ccomended: yantak, reed, mace tuid wormwood in conjunc-
tion with combined sowings and p:.antings. In fmTowed
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USSR/Forestry - Forest Culture. j-4
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 6913:3
grooves a mechanized sowing of haloxylon is suggested
without mechanical protection. Data are give:L on :pro-
tective construction, agrottechniqce of cultiviiti=3
and assortment of species.
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SOURCE CCDE: IfU/251)5/65,/026/01-/0047/005111
AUTHOR: Adam, G.; Kukorelli T.. '. - j_/
ORG: Institute of Physiology, Medical University of 'Budapest (3udap.-8ti
Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, Elettani Intezet)
TITLE: Conditioned evoked potential, a model experizent of learning [Paper presente
at the symposium of the Hungarian Physiological Society hold in Budapest from 2-3
jaly 19631 ~
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta physiologicap v. 26, no. 1-2, 1965,
47-51
TOPIC TAGSi cat, neurophysiology,.electrophysiology
ABSTRACT: As a response to a combination of various somatic and visceral stimillis
conditioned evoked poteatials have been obtained in unanestheti%ed, ourarized catee
Conclusions have been drawn as to certain elementary laws of the learning process
from the character of the changes in the evoked responses. In -the absence of
reinforcement by a second stimulust the conditioned evoked response 9howed a regular
extinction curve; this inhibition could be suspended by the introduction of a new
stimulus, i.e. a disinhibition has been brought about. The conditioned evoked
response appeared in the cortical representation areas of both affersnt nerves
involved in the training. Orig. art. has: 3 figures, [Orig. qXt. In Eng.) [JPRS1'
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ACC NRi AT6033355 SOURCE CODE: -HUj '65/026/01 e014 /0148
AUTHOR: Meszarosp I.;.Kukorell_i,_._T- Iq
ORG: Institute of Physiology, Medical-Taiversity of Budapest (Budape sti
Orvostudomanyi Egyetemp Elettani Intezet)
TITIE: Reticular control of splanchnic afferentation [Paper prenented at the symposi
of the Hungarian Physiological Society held in Budapest from 2-3 July 19631
SOURCE: Academia acientiarum hungaricas. Acta phygiologioa, v. '?6,, no. 1-2# 1965"
143-148
TOPIC TAGS: cerebral cortex, cato neurophyBiology
ABSTRACT: The effect of stimulation of the reticular formation far various lengths
of time on the cerebral cortical evoked potentials of splanchnic ;md sciatic origin
has been investigated on 37 unane-sthetized cats paralyzed with gallamine triethiodide.
On increasing the non-specific stimulatiOn, the evoked poterriials of splanchnic
origin were found to be gradually blocked after an initial increa:3ej whereas the
sciatic nerve responses were increasingly faciliated. Orig. art. has., 4 figures.
(Orig. art. in Eng.) [JPRS1
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MUZZAROS, I.; KAJEORHILI, T.
Reticular control of spl,-wchnir- AcLa phy.%~!'A.
acad. sci. Hung. 26 no.lt143-j.r.e, 165
1. Institute of Phyviology, Uniiversi-I.y rIP-di-ca.1 SclnoDl,
Budapest,

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SOURCE C /00013/0009
AUTHOR: Pasztor -E.;
-A ORG: State.Ifistittite.of Nburodurgery,.Budapest.(Allami-I(leg9el)eszeti Tntezet);-,..-
Institute of I Physioloig'yoAledical- Un` raity of Budapest (Budaposti Orvostudoman
ive
Egyetem, Elettani~Intezet)
fl'iU: Changes. in'. the -Avoked potentials due, io superficiiLl cooling of the brain
Pis, paper was presented at the, 29th Meeting of the Hungarian Physiological
8
OC3.0 Y held in ~zeged from,2
t W4 July' 19641
SOURCE: Academia.scientlar-im hungaricae. Acta physiologica, v.-26, supplementp
1965s, 8-9
TOPIC TAGS: neurophysioloa', cerebral cortexi thermocouple, hoat biologic effect
ABSTRACT: 1-;'voked.potentials were recorded
Irom'thp_ primal and se c-ofiddry-.-s-einsory projdction cortical areas in response
L 'to electrical stimulation of the solatic-or,splanchnic n rve.-The area f rom.
e
the recordingswere made, was. cooled -superficially with a chilled.fluld,
'Cerobral temperature to a depth of 2-3 mm was measured with a th6rnocouple..
i ~Reduc of the tC6 perature in:the.deeper layers of the coAek 'J~.few
d sfi4
e rees cau a significant temporary increase, in-the amplitude'-of%the-
j.'evoked potentials,--FoAlowing this., excitation$ the evoked potentials 'gradul4i
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AUTHOR: Mes To
Lie zaros, I..; Kitkor6lli,
ysi "10
ORG., I stjtute-of Ph. c g7 Medical University of Budapf Lst (Budapesti
-Egyetem, Elettani intezeb)
Orvostudemanyi
TITLE.# New data relating-to reticular control of cerebral cortical evoked
-potentials-[Th'is-paper waii-pres 2M Meeti - of the Hungarian
ented at the niz
-Ph- siological--Society held:! ih Szeged from 2to A July, 1964.j
'SOURCE: Academia scientiarmn hungaricae. Acta-physiologica, v. 26j, Mipplements
.1965,, 9-lo-
TOPIC TAGS: brai
np.catocorebral cortex,'drug effect,, tranquilizer,
neurophysiology, phamacolcbgr
It was previously shoun :ffi~ dcute
ABSTIRACT:
cats that-'itimulaVidn of'the"brain stem reticulail fonnation
-experiments on-
'for Naried lenr~tbs of time evokeddifferent changes in the configuration..of
the cerebral cortical re*115,60 -to -the stilimilation of the t;ciatlc~and splanchnic',
nerves. In the present stud3l - an- -attempt was made to~ determine how these- change
i in configuration would be madified,by b~pokin; -the activity of . t,he. brain stem,
reticular formation-, with'-:016ro;mmazine -Itlas shown ---thAt__ -in -jle~ipo#s~ iA4,
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ADVI, G.; KUKORET.U-yT-r
Conditioned evoked potential, a model experiment of learming.
Reta physiol. acad. sai. Hung. 26 no.lt47-51 1155
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I* Institu"e of Fhysiologyp University Medical School., Badapest,

B A KIIU, R.-~!,')S K )"; ; i~! . ~; . p. "!,2h. ; F I 1I 1'1,~ It N- I r.:? ti .
V-- I
i- , :;~rBatlon cf tbe ,'tw--tn feect In u rriar; 1 no.2
- Q 1" .1. ;- kiln. T'3ement 3---
.,-, ilr-Ap 165. (,,fLRA 18t8)
1, PI-odpriyatlyo I'Jc,-~korvakogo nrkrn~nago khozynyqtva.

BLOKHIN, V.N.; GRIGORIYEV, M.G. KOZHEVNIKOV, A.L. KOHOLEV, B.A.; MATYU&tIN,
I.F.- PARIN, B.V'.; TSIkblii. I.L.; KALINI'A' GJ.; liwonal A.M.;
KOLOkOLITSLII, H.V.; SOKOLOV,, V.V.; PRILUCHNAYA,, O.A.; SHUMILKRU,
Ye.I.; ABRAMOVp Yu.G.; RYURIKOV, A.Kh.; IKONNIKOV, P.I.; VOZNESFNSKIYI
I.Ya.; TEPLOV, S.V.; MIZINOV, NJ%; J~0!:R!,_`V-J-.
V.M.Durmshkin; obituaryo Ortop... travm, i protez. 21 no,8:81 Ag
160. (DUFNASHKIN-1 VIKTOR MARKOVICH, d.- 2.960) (MIRA 13:11)

MKOSH, V.I., dots.; DYNNIK, I.B.. aesiaterit
X-ray and bronchographic diagnosis of bronchopleural fistula after
pneumonectomy for pulmonary euppurations. Khirurgiiz 34 ilo.3%106-109
Mr '58. CKIRA 12:1)
1. Iz kliniki gospitallnoy khirurgii (zav. - prof. B.A. Korolev) Gor'Xor-
skogo gonudoratvennogo meditsinakogo institute im, S.M. Kirova (dir.-dots.
N.H. Mizinov).
(PnUXO1T=OHT9 in various die.
nonspecific lung Buppurations, postop. Vront-hopleural
fistula, x-ray diag. (Rus))

ts.
Surgical treatment of extensive scalp wrilsions, Ehirurgila, Xoskm
34 no.11:128-130 N '53. . (KU 12: 1 )
1. Iz gospitallnoy khIrurgicheskoy klinik! (zav. - prof. B.A. Korolev)
Gortkovskogo maditain3kogo instituta imeni S.M. Kiroira (dir. - dots.
N. N. HiSITLOV).
(ITAD, wds. & inj0
~ scalp avulsionp extensive, surge (Rus))

, DY1011K, I.B. (Gorlkiy)
Role of angiope-numoenrdiography in stueqing sequ,31ae(,':)f pue=otieotomy*'
Ekeper.khir- 3 noo4:6o ii-Ag '58 GRA 11:9)
(LUNGS"SURGERY) -
(ANGIOGARDIOGRA M )

MKOSH, V.I., dotoont
Knife for intersection of the bronchus. Kaz.med.zbur. 40 no,",:
103-104 Jl-;t~ '59. ~ (MIRA 13:2)
1. Iz klini4 gof~'.Dltallnoy khirurgil (zaveduyushchiy - prof. B.A.
Korolev) Gorlkovskogo moditainskogo instituta im S.M. Kirova.
(11'-'JRGICAL INSTRUMN'RTS AND APPARATUS)

KUKOSH, V.I..(GorI!:iyp ul. KovalikhJ-nBkaya, d.4, kv.6)
Some problems affecting rehabilitation and expert evidence in
the case of pneumonectomy for pulmonary suppuration. Grud.)C11:1r.
2 no.2:76-.79 Mr-ApL606 (MIRA 16:7)
1. Iz kliniki gospitallnoy khirurgii (zav.-prof. B.A.'Korolev)
Gortkovskog:j medltsinskogo institut& (dir.-,~otsent N.N.Mizinov)
(DIO-ABLED-REMILITATION' ETC.)
(LUNGS-SURGERY)

KUKOSH, V. I., Doe Meft Sci - "Pn-3umonectomy in tikie-Qr-~Ce
,atalLprocesses In the light of
*e chronic suppm
results and work 4&pa-~Aty Gor'kiy, 1961. (Acad Med Sol
U33R) (KL, 8-61, 257)
414 -

KOROWV, B.A.; kUKOS11, V. L
Experience In using suturing apparatus in chest surgery. Trudy
NIIEKHAI no.5il9-22 161. (MIRA 15:8)
1. 12 kliniki gospital-noy khirurugii f,orlkovskogo meditainskogo
instituta Im. S.M.Kirova.
(CHEST-SURGERY) (SUTURES)

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KUKOSH, %,alentin Ivanovich, prof.; KO.((;!-.V. prof., zael. deyatell
nauld, nauc-W.- red.; GARANINA, ml.
[PneumonectouV in chronic supj,urativp diseases o,,-' the lungs)
Pnevmonektomiia pri khronicheskikh nagnoiteilnykh zaboleva-
niiakh legkikh. Gorikii, Volgo-1,11atskoe knizhriot) izd-vo,
1964- 482 P. OPIR:` 117:8)
1. Chlon-korrespondent ANN ~,SSH ',for horolev).

KUKQSH V I - CIIERNYAVSKIY, A.A.; MIKHAYLOVA, T.N.
Results of repeated surgery in gastric cancer. Irop onk. 10
no.8:94-99 164. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Iz kafedry fakulitetskoir khirLrgii (zav. - prof. II.I.Kukosh)
Gorlkovskog6 ifteditsinskogo instituta imeni Kirova (reiktor - dotsent
I.F.Matyushin). Adres avtorov: Gor'Idy, 6, u1. Yovalikhinskaya, d.4,
kv06*

v
Cai cor of the gastrIc L~cllovdln;,, rasectlion o-J.' t',(! r, t o.7,ach
for I)entc ulcer its suri:jcul treatment. "0 no.E:
(-, 1
3-8 Ag 164. ilul-',. 1P:3)
1. Kafedra faleni-11tetskoy (zav. - prod. V.!. '.Kuko,~lh)
Gorllcovokogn wo,-1.1 t.~i iris kcj~o imvill! Khrova.

XUKOTAI A., inshoner-pilot
Landing approach vith a turn for a given angle. Grazhd. av. 20
no.318 Mr 163, IMIRA 16:4)
(Airplanes-Ianding)

SLEPTSOV, V.M~; PRSHEDROMIRSKAYA, Ye.M.~ KUKOTA Yu P
.2. A I--,.
Porous materials of tranriition metal carbides and borides.
Porosh. met. ~ ito.10:85-90 0 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Institut problem materialovedeniya AN UkrSSR.

ACd NRs_A_P_70O4_393__..__-_(N SOURCE CODE: UR/02261,57/000/001/0027/0030
WUTHOR: Prshedromirskaya, Ye. M.; Sleptsov, V. M.; Vitryanyuk, V. K.; Kukota, Yu. P.
!ORG: _Z'nstitutelof Problems of the Science of Materials, AN UkrS.SR (Institut problem
materialovedeniya AN UkrSSR)
TITLE: Investigation of the penetrability of porous materials fxom refractory compounds
AOURCE: Poroahkovara metallurgiya. no. 1. 1967. 27-30
TOPIC TAGS: refra'ctory- compound, spheric Me7,qtjod&.josv-e, PoWDIFne mcx44. &A;
i "I =401 asoetvabilitv P40jeos.'ry., 0
iv~~ aqaq'e'1~61'oe ~ Z1jC4VA01WM
'- J;VV4 - j -T"&-5i4ZV 0ARW40-C
r.The effect of the granulometric composition on the gas penetrability of
STRAC porous TiC, WC,'ZrC, TiB2 and ZrB2 parts aintered -from spheroidized
powders has been investigated in the range of air delivery and pressure
Arop, which ensured a linear filtration. The particle size was found
-to affect significantly the. gas penetrability of sintered porous materi-
als. For example, increasing particle size from 60 to 600 P increased
the penetrability. of sinter'ed parts with the same porosity by 5-10 times.
,In powders of comparable particle size-, those v,~th a higher porosity have
'a higher, gas penetrability. The kind of material had a negligible effect
i
.on the. gas penetrability of sintered parts. The dependence of the
penetrability coefficient M) on the.porosity~-(P) and particle diameter
-(D) is'approximated by tM formula:
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AP7004393 D2 + 0.06
K M 10-11.
4.4 + 0-071F
The formula is satisfactory for porous materials with a po:rosity of
.''...'25-55% sintered.from. spheroidized TiC, WC, Zr, TiB2 and Z:rB2. For
processes associated with mass transfer, in addition'to knowle 'dge oi
the total porosity'of a material, it is necessary to know the amount
And distribution of open pores. The distribution of pores according to
dimensions was invest 'igated at a laboratory of the Institute of
Electrochemistry under.the direction of Dr. of Chemical Scl! -ences R. Kh.
Burahteyn.. The radii of pores in the 100-7 p range were taeasured using
a vacuum unit at atoressure of 40-700 mm Hg, and in the 7--0.01 !j
range at a pressure of 1-801 atu. The test specimens were! prepared
from spheraidized WC partic.les. The obtained results were practically
identical with those obtained by hydrostatic weighing. The plotted
integral and differential curves for.the poree distribution.according to
dimensions showed that the structure of porous materials from apheroidized
powders of refractory metale is sufficiently homogeneous, and that the
,pore dimensions are determined mainly by the dimensi*ona of the initial
particles and the packing method. Orig...art.. kW,. 4 -.figurqs. and- 1-j:able.
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THOR: Ktflcota, Yu, P. Prshedromirskaya, Ye.. M.; Sleptsov, V. Al.
ORG- Jhstitute for the Study of Materials, AN UkrSSR (Institut problem matcrialovedeniya,
!UkrSSR); Institute of Heat Physics Engineering, AN UkrSSR (Institut toldmiclieskoy teplofiziki
MN UkrSSR)
TITLE: Gas permeability of p
materials made of refractory compounds
SOURCE: Poroslilcovaya metallurgiya, no. 11, 1965, 32-40
TOPIC TAGS: stainless steel, reductor, gas pormeability, permeability measurement, powder
metallurgy, refractory compound, boride, carbido / n23NI8 stainless steel, RS-250-58 re-
ductor
ABSTRACT; Li connection with the (lovelopment of tho porous coollng meLbod, batied on the
blowing of. gatl uIrokigh a. porous viall Lo protoct the Nvall agahist contact with the principal flow
of hol, gas and to reduce heat transfer and friction, and since the design and calculation of poroi
cooling systems require lmoNvIedge of,hydraulic characteristics of the porous material, the
aUthOrS describe an exporimental invest1gation of the hydraulic ebaracteristics of prei3sed spe-
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Acimens of the bo~rides (Ti, Cr) B2 and ZrB2 and carbides WC, TiC, prepared from granulated
~Ipowdcrs (tAyo ~~sWs~es: 56-75 arst 7-~17100 p), p~ R�rj-~~d with the aid of thb experimental setup
I shown in Fig. 1. The set-tip consists of a series of coinpressed-air cylinders 1, RS-250-58
1 2 ? 6 6 !P
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Fig. 1. Diagram of setup for investigating the permeability of porous
materials:
1 - array of compressed-air cylinders; 2 - reducer; 3 - test specimen;
4 - rubber collar;. 5 - cone-shaped steel yoke; 6 - standard MZM manometers;
7 - mercury thermometer; 8 - barometer; 9 - battery of RS-7, M-5, RS-3

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reduct-or 2, clamp 4, 5 for gripping the tested specimen 3, and Measurin,, instruments 6-9.
Compressed air ij bloN%-i through the tipecimen and gas oernicability of the specimen is
measured as a function of the pressure gradicnt. It IS found that TIC and ZrB. ~fsplay a gas
permeability that is inf~rior'to that of WC and (Ti, Cr) 112' The bCS 4ormeab was dis-
played by the specimens of specially prepared porous stainless stc IQ23Nl81Vat were in-
vesti-ated for comparison. It is shown that Lho, oxporimenLal findings are in good agreatnent
with theoretical formulas. Further, these findings indicate the presonce of deviations from
Darcy's law of lliiear do endence; hence, hydraulic characteristics calmot be e:q)rossed by the
do
1permeability coefficie alone; allowance must be -dso made for thc coefficients of viscosity
wid inertial resistwice as a function of porosity of the material). Orig. art. has: 16 formulas,
a
I table, 7 figures.
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'-4KUKOTA YU.P.; P16HPIROMIRSKAYA, Ye.M.; SLFPTSOV, V.M.
=Zzj:2-:~Z~
Permeability to gas of porous materials made of high-melting
compounds. Report hoO.. Porosh.met. 5 no.11:32-40 N 165,
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Institut problem materialovedeniya AN UkrSSR i Institut
takhnichefikay teplofiziki AN QrSSR, Submitted J&nuary 6, 1965-

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AUT1110R: Prshedromirskaya, Ye. 1"T.; Kukota,' Yu. F. Sle t 80v, V. 1.1
Institute for,Problemo or Materials Science Academy-of Sciences
MCI's ITTE55MUE p-roBlem. Me o ec
niM Thermophysics, Academy of Sciences UkrSSR (Institut tekhniches-koy
teplofiziki,.AN USSR)
TITLE: _91.ip ~nth, characteristics of porous materials made of refractory
compounds-
SOURCE: -Poroshkova --metallurgiya --no. 3$ 1966, 84-87
y1i
TOPIC TAGS: titanium carbide; titanium boride., compressive stren-th,
bending strength, sintering., porous material
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this, work was to inveStitrate the,limits of
compressive strength and bending of some porous refractor co n~ids
The samplee-for compression tests were pfepare`a_f_ntffe__ffo_ 0
cylinders meaeurinG 8 mm in diameter and 12 nun In height, while the
saiia,-.11es for bend tests were parallelepipedsmeasuring 7 x 7 x 7 nm.
Tir,"IC Cr C , ZrC, TiD . and ZrD2 powders were ucied as Initial
.9 .9 3 ge compress o an bend tests were co'
;,iaterials. T f n d riduoted to rnipture
.on a TsD_-4 hydraulic press. The test data obtained show good corre-
latlo vrith the, Ryshkevich curve, which can be approximated by an
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ACC NR, Ar6oll350
-BP
9'= 0'0 e
:_.,CqUVtio1i as where 0'is the compression strength of a,
i povous n-aterial, o'O -is the compression strength of a nonporous ma-
terial, P is-the porosity expressed in fractions, 15 is the numerical
coefficient;. usually B-='7 for experime 'ntal data forithe maJority of
porous.materialsi(Ye. Ryshkevich.. Compression strength of porous
sintered aluminaVand zirconia, J. Amer Ceram. Soc, 36, 65 1953)-
The depezTd-ence of relative strength on porosity during compr'ession..for-
n um. chromium,,,#nd tungsten car es a~s well its titanium and
zi rconium-boride a -or-- the -75-- ~-fi~4 --f ractidfl- can --- be--expressed-by-tlye
formula 01- e-7P no --forTiula - f or
OPO - - There As- - --corresponding bending
tests. The--relationship beE,-Ween-the strength-characteristics of the
specimen and the granulometric composition of the initial powders has
be.en established. It has been found that activateei'sintering.of
porous parts increases the strength-of the parts while the porosit
remains the-same.-,Orig.,art-. has: 2 figures and 2-:tables. rAr4l
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AUTHOR: Sleptsov, V Me Prahadromirskaya p Ye Me Kuka P.-
taL Yu
TITLE: Production and properties of the-spheric powders of refractory.compounds
SOURCE: Poroabkovaya,,matallurgiya, no. 9, 1965, 11-18
-TOPIC TAGS: - -apheroidiration- -refractory compound,- -spheric Metal owd ~r,- powder
metal sintering, fuel dell plasma jet -5 1,%
ABSTRACT* Porous cermats made of spheric powders are used in the fabrication of
electrodessla"nd dia-pur-agns for chemical industry as well as catalysts and
-c
catalyst . riers. They have made it possible to develop effective models of d
vices for direct conversion of heat to, alect4pal energy ("fuel cells") and re-
cently studies of the us f tun
0 "rous - Lten %for the ionization of al 1i metala'~
Ze ka
in the ion engines of.space rocket6ave appeared. in thi cannectionthe authors,
describe the techniques and means of obtaining spherical ;articles of certain
refractory materials as wall as.the properties-of the obtafted-r-owders.. Spkoric
powders can be pre sred.by junulating fitte-disperse powdets with a bindervIloet.
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lution of -polyvinyl -alcohol or synthetic rubber in-gagoline, in WhicWthe fine-
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disperse powder of -refractory., contpouads. Is'stirred until It-acquires a creamy.
consistency). The granulation itself is perforoed by means of techniques used LU
-the production-of-hard-alLIGYB--(pellettxation via a mesh), vad- it La - followed by-
--cases-wh -of -PAwticlas of- rofractory:.-
sintering-of the~granules*-1ft some are fusion
metals and their compounds is required,,sintering-14y.be roplaced with.fusion-in
a plasm jet The bulk weAght and shak~e-dmm ili ht of the spheric particles of
the -carbide.Ilad boridasAf high-welti reAow. Flowage of apheroidited
carbide powders is much higher. than In the analagOu i boridis powders: the flowage
of CrB is -particularly -low. 2ha- state-of the surfac-s (unit surf&ce -area) in
roughly the same In both borides 'and carbides. A dCamination of the density of
sintered spheric pa-Wers of refractory compounds sW~wad -thit, following the
idual :porosity -it a apIxroximately.-8-18Z, The- -
sintering of the particles.--their.res
least porosity (2-3%) is displayed by granulated ant'! sinteired particles-of
Cr3q2' .0rigo-Ort. hast 6--figures, 5 tables.-
ins titut'.probe~m__zaterialovedeut~ik AW t~SR CEnstitute- fdv~ the -Study
),-'1V1&stLtut tekhnichaskay tapItAtOl AN USSR (Thatitute
Of Material; AN UkrSSR
of Technical Heat Physics AN UkrSSR)
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a, Ye, -M. Kukota,ju. P,
AWHOR: Sleptnov, V. M~; Prshedromirskay
ORG: Institute of the Problems of the Science of Materia~!,~LN UkrSSR (Institut
proble~m__Materialo
v niya
TITLE:. Porous materials m carbides and bori-des f, tranBition netals--:---
fro
SOURCE: -Poroshkovaya metallurgiya,,h1l. l0 i 1965, 190
TOPIC TAGS: refractory aompowdi refractory compound,filter.*fili;'er,l~der~meta1
lur-gyq refractory 'metal carbidei-- refractory metal boride, ccu-bide. powder,-
poWder, sintered metal porosity, sintered metal permeability
of
ABSTRACT: The methods of manufacturing- porous materials frovispherical powders
-refractory compounds CrjC2-,-('kiCr)-B2,-.ZrB2, and:TiC and-some properties-of sintered--
materials are descrili-edvl'To obtain materials iTi-ttla maximum porosity and permea,-
bility, spheribal-powders -activated in a solution of 'cobalt or nickel chloride vere
30-240 ntin at atemperature of,-_,~_
loosely poured into g~t~ew sintered for
0.7-0-95 T i of the respective coin str
eem pounds.-_ The porosity and. ength characteristiq
of sintere aterials depended substantially.on the sintering.temperature. Materiale
and parts with a given porosit can be made expeditiously by compacting powders at a'.
pressure of 25-165_15j107 n/mi and sintering at optimum temperatures. The final
porosity of*sintered materialevaried from 26.4 to 48.6% and more and strongly de
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KULMNKO, V.S., gornyy inzhener
Method of dismounting boring bars vith a conic coupler. Gor.zhur. no.Z:
64 F 155. (Boring machinery) (HLU 8:7)

KUXOV!-~ KOSEn' N.
Improving the quality of cast porcelain and sanitRry faience material. p. 24.
LENA PROMISHLENOST. Vol. 5, no. 7, 1957.
Sofiia, Pulgaris
SOURCE-.- East European Accessions List, (EEAL) Library of
Congress, Vol. 6, ho. 1, January 1957

1. KUKOV~ A. S.
2. USSR (600)
4- Flax
7. Work practice with the LK-7 flax combine. Dost. sellkhoz. no. 6, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, JanUaryp -1953. Unclassified.

UT-kovip S.
Research on kaolin from the Sttukbanov (Bozhidar-ski) mine and
gray clay from Pleven. p. 19 LEKA FRwasn'ENOST. (Ministerstvo
na lekata i khranitelnata promishlenost) Sofil.a. Vol. 5, No. 4p
1956.
Source: EEAL Le Vol. 5, No. 11, Nov. 1956

STOJKOVIC, Ivo, prof., dipl. inz.; KUKOVE-C, Helena, dipl. inz.
Concentrations of anionic surface-active substances in
solutions. Tekstil Zagreb 13 no. 2: 69-78 F 164.
1. Head, Department of Textile Technology, Faculty of
Natural Sciences and Technology, Univeristy of Ljubljana
(for Stoftovic).

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Indimic that III adda. to the previously ctl)ployvd njor.
phololn"I'virthods of invcStication. drtn. Ol f1w catA12%
"id'!x t, bkmd And "pcvially In the fumir titarrow of the
MCMUM Must tic considervit in establishing a diatTitimi* "it
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Kukoverov, A. V. "The iiaportance of the sternir], diarmostJcs of malaria,"
Sbornik trudov (Voyen.-med. akad. i.~. Kirova), Vol. XLIII, 1949, P. 1i`-18, - Bibliop,:
13 iteins.
SO: U-4355) 14 August 53, (Letopis TZhurml Iny'kil Statey, No. 15, 1949

LUVRECEK) Ivan, pr-of., ing.; KUKOVICA~ L14;~J!~pa, ing.
Drying of peat under p -ressure. Kem ind 10 no.11:391-399 N ;61.
1.Zavod za .anorgansku kemijsku tehnologiju, Kemijsko-tehnoloski
odjel, Tehnoloski fakultet Sveucilijta u Zagre'ou.

BELASH, F.N., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; PUGINA, O.V., starvIdy-
nauchnyy sotrudnik; Prinimali uchastiye: YAKOVU,VA., IT.F.,
laborant; KUKOVITSKAYAP S laborant
Flotation of magnetic separaticm tailings of fei-rughlous
quartzites from the Krivoy Rog Southern Mining emd Ore
Dressing Combine. Sboro naucho trudo KGRI no.13,176-187 162.
04rRA 16.8)
(Flotation) (Krivoy Rog Basin-Iron oren)

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was ~inqadi*A~iiAi 4fth :acetonii,_ ethyl ether) -anid-rech-aig;-ed-I~~:~,.,.
nto _at_ort, us ng these -sc I eii-s 6
-the'llanki It vas ~edta iihe t I Vn. - e-cat
i
changer imay be-used again :and - again: (4-z6 times -without ref;enerittion, 18-20 times
1with regeneration). Further-it was found that on using ttle KU--2 it is possible
Ito compIp-tely eliminate acidity fran the obtained ester (Eiynth(!tic oil! without i
having to leach-it,:~by.piia4i~~i'the,ester -through aco -lumn with a gtrongly--basic-,
n "ei -c Ang-er. " Using~:the_:KU-Z -a's*:th6
catalyst of, the.-reaction., 0
AV~ 1T: anio h r.-este rm-
'if M4=,
icaft6ix 6f, jentieiytfiAEA 'varbo*x-yllt~.-.icid6i:'~iid:itsiiit-, an anion--ek..i.
ch nat 11 ke'tt*:possibI
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TITM lnd:ustrial~-scale production of a nthetic oJfrom esters
60 CE:
UR '~eftepererabotka I-neftekhimlyat-no* 90 19650 14-19
TOPIC TAGS.- -lubricati ol. B 3V oil,--
ng X ~plsstlcizer/TsNIL 36 1 oil :i6 1K oil-
5 planticizer
-ABSTRACT: An--industrial-scile.iroduction procesa-for-syntlietic.lubricating oils
based on esters, namely,*the TsNIL-36/jj 36/1r., B-3V oils (as well as the LZ- 5, pl"_
ticizer) has been reviewed. &he plant for the proauction of synthetic oils based
-on esters of pentaerythritq,~d diethylene glycol-land.moncicarboxylic-synthetic
ratty ac] nt on stream In 1961 at the Ufa refinery. The original design pro-'
vided forlthe production of TaNIL-36/1 oil whose composit.1 on -is.- pentaerythrital
esters 61,;%; diethylene glycol ester, 34.5%; and p-hydf-6xydiphenylamine # 0.5%. lh&.monav,
carboxylic abids used are,CS-C6 and C7-C9-fractions produced eit the same plantby,
oxidation of waxes from sulfur-containing crudes, and the elcohols are, of course,
pentaery-t-hrit:ol and diethylene glycol. The eaterification proceeds in the presence-
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S/876/62/000/001/003/003
D204/1)30*7
.AUT11ORS: Kulcovskiy, Ye.G. and Kononov, Yu.V.
TITLE: tm JX-ray investigation of the rutilization products
of ilmenite
SOURCE: Ukraine. Glavnoye upravleniye geologii i okhrany
nedr. Rentgenografiya minerallnogo syr-'ya. no.
Moscow, 1962. Trudy Vervogo.Vsesoyuziiogo soveshchan-
iya v Kieve 25-29 sentyabrya 1959 g. 120-127
V 'il; C. V X-ray investigations of leucoxeiie, both in its nat-
ural state and after heating to predetermined temperatures (400, 700
and 100000) were carried out in order to clarify the nature of scc-
ondary products resulting from the alternation of ilmenite. Mo-K~,
radiation was ured, with a Zro filter and a 2R 86 mn camera. ',,~bysi-
. . 2
cal and optical. characteristics of leucoxene are mentioned =d chemi-
cal compositions (performed by S.A. Panchenko) are tabulated. Dehy-
dration curves of rutile, leucoxene, Ti02'nH20, Fc20,.liO2 n1120 and
ilmenite were also plotted for the ranges 0 - 100GOG. It is conclu-
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S/878/62/000/001/003/003
D204/1)30,7
ded that i-irrien.-tte is fully converted to rutile by destruction of the
crystal lattic13, The first stage consists of the formation of an
amor-ohous solution of 1fr'e203.mTiO2-XH20; in, the secord stage
the solid solution decomposes with loss of FeO as VeOOH and the re-
maii-Ling amorphous titania is converted to rutHe and possibly anatase
or brookite. There are 3 figures and 3 tables.
ASSOCLUION: Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii ~Ul USSIlt
(Institute of General and Inorgan:Lc Chemistry of -
the AUS Ukr-'-'SR) (Ye.G. K^Wcov3kiy); Institut geolog-
icheskikh nauk JUI USSR (Institute of Geological
Sciences of the AS (Yu,V. Kononov)
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KUKOVSKITS YES GS
KUKOVSKIY., YES G.t "Thermal and roentgenographic investigations
of the products of drilling amphibolites from the
southern Ukrainian crystalline massifft Min Higher
Education Ukrainian SM. Kiev State U imimi T. G.
Shevchenko. Kievs 1956. (DISSERTATION For this Degree
of Candidate in GEOLOGICOMINERALOGICAL SGEWCES.)
Sot Knizhnoya letopies No 24 19.56

1.5--,57-4-4474
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 4,
P 66 (USSR)
AUTHOR., Kukuvakiy, E. G.
'" " oeaa W-W t --. ~' W, aw
TITLE: The Nature o t~teagmatites of the Sob'olevka River
In Eastern Siberia and the Strel'na River on the Kola
Peninsula (K kharalcterist1ke pegmatitov reki Sobolevki
v Vostochnoy Sibiri I roki StralIny na Kollskom polao-
strove)
PERIODICAL: Nauk. zap. Kiyivslk. un-t, 1956, Vcl 15, Nr 2, pp 137-
141
ABSTRACT: Pegmatites are found in the two regions as veins and
schlieren segregations in granites and aplites. The
veins locally form pegmatite fields. The mineral
compositions of the pegmatites in bhe two regions are
different. The streltna River pegmatites contain up to
80 percent feldspar (albite and mii;rocline), 10 percent
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15-57-4-4474
The Nature of the Pegmatites of the Sobolovka River (Cont. )
biobite, up to 1 percent garnet, and grains of ,:,utile, ores, and
other minerals. Black tourmaline is absent in these Degmatites,
whereas it is widespread in large crystals associated with biotite
in tho Sobolevka Rivor region. Accessory minerals are much mre
abundant in the Sobolevka River pegmatites than in the Strellria
River pegmatites. The development of the pegmatites is clearly the
result of crystallization of residual post-magmatic solutions In
two stages: 1) crystallization of fine-grained pegmatites and
graphic structure; and 2) modification of the pegmatites by the
residual portions of the post-magmatic soluticns. In the second
stage the S102 concentration was increased, the feldspar crystals
grew larger, and there occurred active sublimation of the volatile
constituents in the higher levels, leading to the formation of rare-
metal replacement pegmatites. This process gave rise to pegmatite
11 columns," the lower levels of which consist of residual silicates
and small quantities of accessory minerals, and the, upper levels of
which contain accessory minerals of the rare-metal replacement
pegmatite type, with small quLtntitios of foldspars, The Strel1na
River pegmatites represent formations of the lower horizons of the
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The Nature of the Pegmatites of the 3obolevka River (Cont. )
pegmatite "column," and the Sobolevka River pegmatites represent the
upper horizons.
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Category: USSR
Abs Jour: RZh--Kh, No 3, 1957, 7831
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Author Kukovskiy, Ye. G., and Sedletskiy, I. D.
Inst
Title Hydrochlorite from the Weathering Zone in the Amphibolite in the
Southern Ukrainian Crystalline Massif
Orig Pub: Dokl. AN SSSR, 1956, Vol 108, No 4, 719-'7122
Abstract: Chemical, thermal, x-ray, microscopic, and electron microscopic
methods were used in the investigation of a aample from the manganeBe
hydrochlorite layer which attains a thickness of up to 2 m. At the
bottom the layer gradually grades into the anphibolite bedrock; at
the top the hydrochlorite grades into kaolinite through montmorillo-
nite. Chemical analysis give the following composition (in percent):
S102 49-91; T102 1-15; Al P-03 18.o4; Fe203 4.72; FeO O.f?3; MnO 0.02;
CaO 1.65; M90 3.31; K20 traces; Na2O traces, H~O 7.71; H20- 13-18;
total 99-72. Illite is present in the hydrochlorite aE; an impurity.
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KTJKOVSKIY, Ye.,G. IK*Va4w~iE.Hj, kand.geol.-minaml.nauk
Dependable helper of geologists. Nauka i zhyttia 8 no.10:23-26
(MIRA 13:4)
(X-ray crystallography)

KUKOWSKIY, Ye.G.
Hornblendes from the weathering crust of amphlboles. Hin.9bor.
no,12:448-kil 158. (141RA 13:2.)
1. Ukrainekoye geologicheskoye upravleniye, Kiyev.
(Dnepropetrovsk-Hornblends)

KUKOVSKIY, Te.G. [Kukove'171. MR.
......
le---" Harmonic analyols In X-xa7ing clay minerals. Geol.zhuro 18 no.3.#78-84
158, (14IRA 11M)
I (X-zays-Industrial. application) (Clay) (Harmonic awlyeis)

m - ~ __ I __ - __ -
MXOV.;KIY, Ye.G. [.Kukovalkyi, IE.H.]
Sixth Scientific and Technical Conference on the, Use of X Uys
in the Investigation of Materials. Geol.zhur. 18 no-5:106
'58* (MIR& 12:1)
(X rays-Induatrial applications) (Materials--Testing)

KUKOVSKIY, Ye.G. [Kukovelkyi, 3.H.]: IAZARENKO, Te.K.
Vehrlito from Tranecarpathia. Gool. zhur. 19 tio.4:91-92 159.
(MIRA 13:1)
(Tranecarpathia--Wehrliten)

KUKOValY, TeoG.
1. -------
Falygorskite claqs in the Ukraine. Sov. geol- 3 nD-7:116-119
il l6o. (MM& 13:8)
1. Rentgoulaboratoriya tresta "Kiyevgeologiya.".
(Ukraine-7Ulerls earth)

KWOVISM Y,-,.Gq
Two generations of Ohydroargillites" in the weathering svxface
of chlorite shales in the Ukraine. Min.sbor.'no-14:338-34.1 160.
(IMRA. 15:2)
1. Trest "Kiyovgeologiya".. Kiyev.
(Vikopoll District-Argillite)

KUKOVSM, Ye.G,,
Beidellite mineral. Min.abor. no.111,:394-396 '~(O., (ILIRA 15-.2)
1. Trest "Kiyevgeologiya", Kiyev.
(Beidellite)

KUKOVSKIY, Ye.G-. [KUkov;s'kyi, 1E.-H.1
First All-Union Conference on the X-Ray Analysis of Minerals.
Geol, zhur. 20 no. li!07 160. (111M 14: 5)
(Minerals) (X rays-Industrial applications)
I

k1JKOV8KIY,_ Ye. G" Kiev and OVORARWE.0) F. D.) Ilead.,-Colloid-Chemistry Laboratory of
Dispersed Minerals, Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry, Academy of
Sciences Ukrainian SSR
"Physical-chemical methods of clay mineral research"
(Section III)
report to be submitted for the Second Conference on Clay Mineralogy and Petrography,
Prague, Czech., 10-17 Play 1961.

I- -
KUOVSKIY, Yo.G.
Regularly interstratified hydromica-chlorite. IUn. sbor,
no-15:349-354 161. (HIRA 15:6)
1. Treat "KiyevF ologiya", Kiyev.
(Dn.*opropotrovsk Province-Hydromica)
(Dnepropetrovsk Frovince-CILlorites)

YO,G,[Kukovslkyi, IE.H.1; YONONOV, Yu.V.
_FIOVSKIY, YeoG,
Conversion of ilmenite into ratile in supergene Twocesses.
Geol.zhur, 21 noo6:97-102 161. (MIRA 15s2)
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN USSRo
(Ilmenite)(Rutile)

PIONTKOVSKAYA, M.A.; NZYMARs I-Ye.; ZHUGAYLO, Ya.V- [Zhuhailo, IA-V-J;
KUKOVSKIY, "fe-G. [KukovskSri, E.H.I.
Change in the structure of titanium gel catalysts in ethyl
alcohol dehydration. Ukr. kbim. zhur. 27 no.4:,447-454 '61.
(MM 14:7)
1# Institut fizicheskoy khimit im. L.V.Pisarzhevskogo AN USSR4
(Titanium) (Catalysts) (Ethyl alcohol)

m
ILUKOVSKIY, YO.G.; PSTROVSKAYA, A.B.
First deposit ot attapuigus clays in the U.S.S.R, Zap.Vaes.
min.ob-va 90 n6.5:598-601 1?61. (MIRA 14. 10)
1. Rentgenlaboratoriya TSentrallnoy nauchno-iss.',~~edovittellakoy
laboratorii tresta "Kiyevgeologiyall.
(Gniloy Tikich Valley-Fuller's earth)

I KUKOVSKIY, Ye.G. - :- ---
Specific featcres of mineral formation in the ercsion surface of
basic and ultrabasic rocks of the 13krainian crystalline massif.
Dokl. AN SSSR 130 no.1:173-176 JI 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Predstavleno akademikom N.M. Strakhovym.
(Ukraine-Mineralogy)

8/02 1/62/000/011/011/013
D202/D30-1
~AUTHORS: Kallonov, Ye. M., Hudovych, N. V. and Kukovs1kyy; Ye.H.11
:,TITLE: The effect of long-chain quaternary ammonium salts on
the porosity of bentonite claye
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Ukra ins1koyi RSR. Dopovidi, no. 11,
y
1962t 1479-1481'#
The authors studied-the possibility of improving the swell-' IF
ding he de-~
characteristics of bentonite clays on firing, to obtain t
sired porous light-weight product uqed as.a filler in concrete and
ferroconcrete. Only few natural bentonites develop the required po-'
rosity in the absence of any additives. Using Kur
tsevo, Cherkassy
'and Gorbak bentonites, it was found swelling may be induced.
tjat
Auring.firing, by replacing the natural inorganic.-exchange com-
p
plexes-of montmorillonite with,.tetraalkylamaonium cations (the al
..-kyl,groupo'being large). The~beneficial action of this treatment
is aseribed,to the fact that the quaternary ammonium cations ad-
oorbed on montmorillonite are only partially,remoired on heating to
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The effect of ... D202/D307
400 - 500 C, leaving,a layer of B which is.then.oxidized to CO as
2
the temperature rises above 800 0C. Owing to the low softening tem-
'perature, of rAontmorillonite th-e CO~ bTY.- theh exert a tloating ac-
tion, giving rise'to products of density as .low.as 0.22 g/cm3. The
required effect may be controlled by selecting the length and,-
.-structure of the alkyl groups in the organic'eatioi-.i.
ASSOCIATION: Instytut zahalnoyi ta neorhaftichnoyi khlmiyi.AN URSR
(Institu:te of General ancl..Inorganic Chemistry of~the
AS UkrSSR)
PRESENTED: by P. Do Ovcharenko) Acadotician

.KUKOVSKIY, Ye.G.-, OSTRCVSKAYA., A.B.; ZCL)TAREVA,-Asl.
ILI- :---
New raw material for drilling flulds. Razved. i okh. nedr 28
no.2:51-52 F 16z. (YJRA 15:3)
1. Trest "Kiyevgeologiyall (for Kukovskiy, Ostrovckaya).
2. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy geologorazvedochnyy
institut (for Zolotareva).
(Oil. well drilling fluids) (Clay)

KUKOV.-,KTf, Ye.G.
--~G-2rnversion of mineral's in the weathering surface of blotite
in the Bouthern part of the Ukrainian C3'yStalline
Shield. Zap. Ukr. otd. Min. ob-va Ino.11:54-59 i62.
(ffERA 16:8)
1. Institut obshchey i neorcanichaskoy khimii 0 UkrSM,
rontgenost-rukturnaya laboratoriya, Kiyov.

GUDOVIGHI N.V.; KUKOVSKIY, Ye.G.; OSTROVSKAYA, A.B.
X-ray study of montmorillonite cotilAining oubsLiLution
cations. Rent. min. syr. no.2:36-40 162. (M-4 16:11)
1. Institut obshchey ineorganicheskoy khimii AN UkrSSR.

I E, V
'I ~.?l T c. f pa lyg 1; k. t lk"
162. Ovil FLA 18.2)
J
titut i--,bshc!Y,bv n~,organ,tcji sko.Y I'MMI-I M Ilk--rssR.

KUKOVSKIY, Ye.G.; OSTROVSKAYA, A.B.
Crystallochemistry of cation-substituted clay minerfLlS
montmorillonite and palygorskite. Rent.min.syr. nc).3:124-137 163.
(14IRA 17-.1,)
1. Institut obahchey i noorganichoskoy khimii AN UkrSSR.

F."me. rt-markS on tho' charanteristjes of
Weathering mincr--le. Korsi wrvi,tr. no.6-67-70 163.
(MLRA 17-9)
1 1. Institut obshchey I neorgenicheskoy Mindi All UkrSSR.
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SAMCHENKJD, Z'A. [Samchenko, Z.O.1; W~PVSKIY, Ye.G. [Kukovslk)d, IE.H.J;
NEKRYACII, Ye.F. Plekriach, TEOF.]
X-ray diffraction study of the structure of polyundecanamide.
Dop. AN URSR no.2:229-231 165. . MRA 18t2)
1. Institut obabehey i neorganicheakoy Ichimii AN Ukr6SR.

KUKOVSKIY
OSTROVSKAYA, A.B.
X-ray study of bentonites in the Dashukovskii seotion of the
Cherkassy deposit in the Ukrainian S.S.R. Rent.min.syr. no.b
67-74 162. (IURA 16:3)
1. Institut obahchey i neorganicheakoy khimli AN Uk~=.
(Chorkassy Province-Bentonite-Aiialysis) (I-ray crystallography)

Il"e.G. KONONOV) TUOVO
X-ray study rutilated'ilmonite products. Rent.min.syr. no.l:
120-127 162.~ (NIRA 16:3)
1. Institut abshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii AN UkrSSR (for
Kukovskiy). 2. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN UkrSSR (for
Kononov)
(i-rahcrystallography) (Rutile) (42nite)

KUKOVSKIY, Ye G OVCrURFNKO, F. D.
"Relationship between the colloid chemistr"j and crystal clienistr-
of clay minerals."' y
Report submitted for the International Clay Conference, Stockholn,
Sweden, 12-16 Aug 63.

OVCHARENKO, Fedor Danllovich~ akademik;JUKOVSKI evich;
NICHIPORENKO k="Wig
VDOVENKO, Nadezhda Vasillyevna; TRETINNIK, Vikently Yurlyevich;
KRUGLITSKIY, Nikolay:Nikolayevich; PANASEVICH, )aeksandr
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tekhn. red.
(Colloid cbemistry of palygorskit*e] Kolloidnala khimiia paly-
gorskita. Pod obshchei red. F.D.Oveharenko. Kiev, Ind-yo AN
Ukr.SSR, 1963. 119 p. (MIRA 16:7)
1. AN Ukr.SSR (for Ovcharenko).
(Palygorskite) (Colloids)

KU-KOVSKIY,,_Yq..q....,_,,
Mineralogical conversions of crystalline rocks in the weathering
aurface in the southern part of the Ukrainian Crystalline
Shield. Kora vyvetr. 110.505-48 163. (MMA 16:7)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii AN UkrSSR.
(Dnieper Valley-Rocks, Crystalline and metamrphic)

BYSTRiTsiff, A.A.; K=VTAKIN. A.A.
Using geophysical methods in prospecting for limestone deposits.
Izv. vve. ucheb. zav.; geol. i razv. 1 no.7:112-117 J1 158.
(MIRA 12:8)
l.Irkutskiy gornometallurgicheakiy inatitut.
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1. KUKOYEVI L. A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Zurabashvili, A. D.
7. Synapses and reversible changes in nerve cells. A. D. ZurELbashvili. Reviewed
by L. A. Kuk oyev. Arkh. anat. gist. i embr. 30, No. 1, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1953. Unclassified.

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MOZ) F. I.
"The Effect of Ultrasound on Electrochemical Processes."
report presented at the 6th Sci. Conference on the Application of Ultrasound
in the investigation of Matter, 3-7 Feb 1958, organized by Min. Education
It%W and Moscaw Oblast Pedagogio Inst. im N. K. Xrups)mva.

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AUTHORS,~ Kukoz, F. I., Antropov, L. I. ")OV/7 6 -3 2 -10- 39
TITLE: The Effect of Ultra-Sound on Electro-Reduction and Electro-
Oxidation Processes (Vl.L'yaniye ulltrazvuka na protsessy elektro-
vosstanovleniya i elektrookisleniya) I. 2he Electro-Reduction
of Nitro-Benzene on a Smooth Platinum Ca';hode (I. Elektro-
vosstanovleniye nitrobenzola na gladkom platinovom katode)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1958, Vol 32., Nr 10, pp 2294-2300
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The effect of ultra-sound on redox react:ions taking place or.
electrodes have been little investigated,. Among the other ~~f-
facts of ultra-sound (Refs 17-21) a change in the mobility
and the transfer number of ions which al!;o must have an effect
on the electrode reaction can take place,. The reduction of
nitro-benzene was carried out in an electrolyzer, and the dia-
gram of this is given. A platelet of barium titanate (diameter
39 mm) served as source of the ultrasonic waves which was
brought to the basic frequency (1,4 megs) by a 550-I.Vatt radio
generator. On the basis of earlier i~xperlments a method of
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The Effect of Ultra-Sound on Electro-Reduction and Electrc-Oxidation Frocesoes
I. The Eloctro-Reduction of Nitro-Benzene on a Smooth PLatinum Cathode
polarization measurements are g4ven in the coordinates E, lg IJ.
It was found that in 0,1 N H 2S04- solutios t-e uotential cf the
Pt cathode varies linearly with the 1E -~ and that, "he st-raight
line has an inclination of 0,075. The uitra-sound causes a
change in the course of the curve by inc-7easing its inclinat-fon
to 0,08, and even more so at hieher current densities. An
addition of nitro-benzene effects a disp:~ 'acement. of the potc.-.-
lect becomes even
tial into a more positive range. This e f4*
stronger when ultra-sound is used. The depolarization -a-ithout.
ultra-sound, for instance, amounts to 140 m-V and with it to
-175 mV. At certain current densities thE! potential changes
abruptly to the negative side. The limiting current density of
the process of electro-reduction of nitro-benzene is increased
to the 10-15-fold by the ultra-sound. In contrast to another
paper (Ref 5) no depolarizing effect or the hydrogen separation
was observed. An increase of the constant a (from -0,470 to
-0,510 and b (from 0,075 to 0,080) in thE equation according
to Tafell was found. The modification of the potential by the
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The Effect of Ultra-SouDd on.Electro-Reduction and Electro-Oxidation Processes
I. The Electro-Reduction of Nitro-Benzene on a Smooth Platinum Cathode
pre-orientation of,the polar nitro-benzene molecule in the
double.layer. The ultra-sound causes the orientation of the
dipoles of the nitro-benzene in the boundary layer metal-
solution. There are 3 figures, 2 tables, and -26'reference3,
11 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Novocherkasskiy politekhnicheskiy institut im. S. Ordzhonikidze
Novocherkassk Polytechnical Institute irr.eni S. Ordzhonikidze)
SUBMITTED: April 29, 1957
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KUKOZZ, F. I., Cand Tech Sci (diss) -- "The effect of ultrasound on certain elec-
trode Processes". Novocherkassk, 1959. 22 pp (Min Hig1jer and Inter Spec riduc
,RSFSR, Novocherknank Order of Labor Red Bnmir~r rolyteoh Intit. fiii S. ()j-(jzh0rv1k1dzef
C'hair of Tech of Electrochem Production), 150 coples (E1, rio lo, 196o, in)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 1961, No. 2, P. 322, # 2K114
AUTHOR: Kukoz-F I
TITLE- The Forming of Smooth Plates of Lead Storage Batteries in a Super-
sonic Field
PERIODICAL: "Tr. Novocherk. politekhn, in-ta!', 1959, No. 73, Raboty Kafedry fiz,
pp. 101 - 119
TEXT-. The effect of ultrasound on the formation process of electrodes was
investigated In wtvy of conduatIng 6-11 aqntinuoue cycles of ohargtng and. disoharg_.
Ing at cor;atant curront donalty i dnd taking tho ohiArgo-dir3c,lint'go ourvoo 110140-I.At.
Ultrasound was only applied during charging. The discharge curves were taken in
8 hours after the ending of charging. The electrodes were smooth plates of lead
of the Co-make; ihey were preliminartly cleaned in mechanical way, washed with
distilled water, and degreased as cathode in the forming electrolyte. The mwl-
tude oY was held constant by an electron current stabilizer with an accuracy up
to 10- . The vat was irradiated by ultrasound with a frequency of 1.0-1.4 Me and
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intensity of' 1.5-4.5 w/anm. It is shown that the irradiation affects the struc-
.ture and the composition of the anode oxidation products, and also accelerates
the formation process with small purrents by 5-11 times. Hex-eat, spraying of the
active mas~j is observed, which increases with increasing ultrasound intensity.
Especially intense spraying proceeds in an electrolyte with an dddition of KC104.
By mixed cycling (cycling with and without irradiation) the spraying decrease$.
The current efficiency is,> 100% by cycling with irradiation, but i~ decreasers
down to 1% with the increase of the charging current up to 215 ma/cm . In the
ultrasonic field, the overvoltage (tb) of 02-separation, andkL of Pb02-formation
decrease.
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AMORz Kukoz, F. I.
;'TITLS~ A-study of'the effects,of ultrasonics on the ele~~.tro-oxidation of
chrome sulfate.
PMUODICALs Hof6rativnyy zhurnal. Diodyn, In- 31 19611 91l nbArttot -31f)91.
(Tr. Novocherk. politekhn. in-ta. 1959, no. 73. Raboty Kafedry f1s.,
131 - 136)
TE(N. A study was made of,the effect of ultrasonics at a frequency of I Me
=1d. an~lfitensity of 4 - .5 w/cm2 on the electrochemical behavior of a Pb anode in
solutions 6t H2~04 (1 - 8 N) containing Cr(3+) ions and in Pure Hq,804, With anode
-polarizati6n'-of Pb in A solution Of 8 N H2804-+ 20 g/liter Cr(3-~) visible traces
of PbO2 are'absent when ultrasonics is applied, whereas in the absence of ultra-
sonics the Anode becomes coAered with Pb02- With irradiated Pb electrodes the cur A
rent yield'of Cr(4+) with anode oxidation of Cr(3+) is lower than in non-ii+adiated
electrodes. 'The, PbO2 layer obtained by anode polarization of' Pb in H2S04 had a
higher de'Sred of dispersity when exposed to ultrasonics. A study of Pb02 eleArocts
to determirm the Ci(3+) oxidation reactions shows that the ci:trrent maximum Increa-
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[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, !961, No. 2, p..322, # 2KI15
AUTHORS.- KukOZ, F.I., Skalozubov, M.F.
TITLE: The Ultrasound Effect on the Lead Passivation With Anode Polariza-
tion in a Sulfuric Acid Solution
PERIODICAL: "Tr. Novocherk. politekhn, in-ta".' 1959, Vol. 73, Raboty kafedry
fiz., PP. 137 - 149
TEXT: The authors studied the effect of ultrasound on the passivation of
lead with anode polarization in a sulfuric acid solution; they analyzed the charg-
ing curves taken from smooth electrodes having preliminarily cycled The curve
section corresponding to the rapid variation of the anode potential were oscillo-
graphically taken. The ultrasound affects all quantitative characteristics of the
charging curve. Ultrasound of 1.4 Mc in frequency of low intensity (l w/cm 2) ao-
celerates the passivation,higher intensity decelerates, as one may assume, in con-
sequenQe of cavitation phenomena. Oscillographic measurements showed -that some
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furic Acid Solution
intermediate rocesses take place between two main passivation stages (Pb-)Pb2+
and Pb2+-->PbR+). The maximum of the charging curve in the second passivation
stagG decreases with the application of Ultrasound. It is assumed that the forma-
tion of Pb02 begins under the action of ultrasound at less positive values,
1. JUseleva
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