SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LIKHTMAN, V. I. - LIKHVAR, N. A.

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iments.,ibe -results, are distorted by -he tendency of the foil. to-shrink even un-:
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izinc foil doated'withIead (0.2 and load at-3000C. "The.authors are deeply gratd
'Iful to Professor A..A.LZhukhovitskiy, Doctor of physical and mathematical sciences
@Ye. D. Shch@ukin and Candidate @f ch mical sciences L. A. Kochanova for valuable com.-'
iments during aliscussion of the results of the work." Or-I& art. has: 4 figures,
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KOGRANGVA, L.A.; ZANOZINAp Z.M.?, SHCHUMN, YaOD6j" L!IIIINANY Vol*;
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Using the emulstfioatior, occurrJng in the demi7ing Of M01ten
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meatalj3 to refine the atructare of alloys. FiZ. met. i
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-:uvface-act.-ivo meG5Lll;-- melts are adsorbed on their surface.
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AUTHOR: Shp4qk@A Zanozina,_Z, M.0 Kochanova, L A . Likhtman V. 1.
_Rebinder,_P._A.- (Acad6mician)
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..TITLE: The possibilli ,ty-of preparing alloys with a highly dispersed structure by
hardening@ alloy emulsi.ons.
SOURCEw AN SSSR. 71 DdklAdy,': v. 160$ no. 6,' 1965, .1355-13570
AndAnsert facing.
p., 1333
TOPIC TAGS: alloy'structuie dispersed allo alloy emulsion hardening, @K
J, .__-__.__-_- .- -yp _Ltlc alloy,
Je@44_all.qy, Lin alloy cast alloy
ABSTRACT; The au,thote,studied.the possibility of controllingthe structural die-
pers ion of a solid prior to its formation from an emulsion with-low interphase ten-';
sions, using. the,.zn4bwSn system, as a convenient, readily meltiag, model (see Fig.
I of the Encidetire). Samples @with 99.99% Zn,,Pl) 'and Sn and having a combinc4
weight of 40-S weed. intensively mixed by vibration, and heated$ in tightly closed,
cylindrical 70 x 20 m steel ctucLbles, to temperatures 50-100C higher than that of
the liquid-phase stratification region. Then the temperature was reduced to a ae-
lected point (TI) within the stratification region. After maintaining the tempera-
ture for half an hour toachieve equilibrium the crucibles were cooled at: a rate of
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n -the cylinder generatrices. The
15C/Sec to the, Ambient temperature And cut alo S
wtallographic sections, preparid by electrolytic etching from the halves of the
casts, were.then.examined with an IMI-B microscope. The different structural pat-
terns obtained in several* series of experiments, by varying TI, the concentration
of and the rati6;between-the,components, are believed to indicate.a possibility of
effectively controlling structural patterns by this method. Orig. art. haa: 4
Jigures.
&SSOCIATIOU; Ins tik@t' -fizichaskoy khimii Akademii nauk:SSSk (Fhystcat Chemistry
jin4titute,-Academy' of Sciences- SSSR)
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AUTUOR: Kochanova. L A.; Zanozina,,Z. M.; Shchukin, Ye. D.; t1khtman, V. I.;
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Rebinder,lp *A. 5-1
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ORG; InstitMte Qf-Physical Chemistry AN SSSR (Institut fizicheskoy khimii AN SSSR)
TITLE: Use of emulsification for reflning the structure of alloys with a limited
solubility of components in the liquid state
SOURCE: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 20, no. 4, 1965, 555-560
TOPIC TAGS: alloy, alloy structure, structure refinin g, alloy emulsification
ABSTRACT: An attempt has been made to refine the structure of alloys whose componen,
have a. limited, solubility in the uqtdd state by emulsification, i.e., vibration applied
at.tei@pe!@tures above the liquidus:curve. The experiments were carrle@ out with
4n-054Sn4alloys.melted from comp .991_purity.)%The crucible
wn6nts of no less than 99
containing 40 g of molten alloy1metal was heated to a temperature-50-100C higher
than that of "layering! d subjected to intensive vibration, then cooled to a tem-
perature below that of layering, held for 30 min, again sublected to vibrationiGnd
water.cooled. It was found that this treatment produced a fine-grained alloy struc-
ture, especially when final vibration was applied at, 400-600C. This opens the
possibility of using colloid chemistry in the field of metal science to control
the structure of alloys. The experiments should be expanded to higher melting alloy
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MTHORS: Urochkinj N. W Likhtman, V. I.
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ITITLE: Influence of surface- ative substiWit;qes on processes occurring
In ul-trasonic Mta ffn-ishing
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ISOURICE AN 13 Nq R k.ladyp vo 162, no. 3, 1965., 549-551
!TOPIC TAGS: surface active agent, ultrasonic machining
ABSTRAOT: The authors investigated In detail the influence of dif-
IferentLburface-active substances and the efficiency of ultrasonic
imetal finishing, depending on the nature of the substances, on the
;orientation, the type of solvent, the temperatupe, arld V18COPAtY-
i 1 7-
num-l" n,
7he metals investigated were _qQpD&er_4.'Ziilumi. Vrjickel-,@-/ inci ;,-7
land leadjnivure@orm., The experiments we ried-out at 18.5 kcs
an an, f 23 p. The tool used was a oilver steel cylin-
1drical ir, M in diameter, The ' surface active substances were
jol@inic, odprinic, and enanthia acids.ahd deey! aml butyl alcohol,,
land the solvents were behzbnb inineral oil' and unetecabeo' The abra-
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sive was finely powdered.boron carbide. A typical plot of the rela-
@.Itive.amount VV of metal removed by ultrasonic means (V metal
removed in mill2grams per minute-in an active medium, V in pure
solvent) against the concentration of the active compongnt (acid) is
shown in Fig. 1 of the Enclosure and is typical of all tested metals
except lead,, for which the productivity decreases some-what in the
presence of surface-active substances. The results are interpreted
in light of the effect of the molecules from the carbon chain of the
adsorbed surface-active material on the frictioYbetween the abrasive
and the metal. The distlnct@-ve behavior of feair is attributed to
its eas recrystallization.i"The temperature dependence of the effect
was also studied and the results show that the maximum effect of the
surface-active substances.occurs at*35_-- 400, -Neither the frequency
(10, 20 kos) nor,theamplitude (93 - 38 P) oxerted a noticeable
influence on@the finishing process, This report was presented by
P. A, Rebinder. Origi art*' has! -2 figures,
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Mum: Fcanayevs A. A.; Veylerf S. Ya.; Likhtman, V! I.; Rebinder, P. A. (Academicia@
ORG: Institute of Physical Chemistry,AN SSSR (Institut fizicheskoy khimii AN SSSR)
TITLE: Relaxation phenomena in metal plastic deformation under friction
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 168, no. 2, 1966, 328-331
TOPIC TAGSt' metal deformationt plastic deformation, stress relaxation, lubricant
surface active agent
ABSTRACT: The relaxation phenomena in metal specimens, a copper rod 10.6 mm in
diameter drawn through a die 10 mm in diameter, and a cop@erball 9.6 mm in diameter
calibrated (i.e., forced through a tube 9 mm in diametei) havebeen studied. The de-
formation was done with and without surface-active and nonsurface-active (copper
oleate, vaseline andit mixture of vaseline + 3% oleic acid) lubricants. 11 Results showbd
that surface-active lubricants in the surface layers
relaxation processes
of the deformed metal and that 'their effect-on the relaxation kinetics depends on the
stress state of the surface layer. Surface-active lubricants accelerate relaxation
in drawing (compared-with dry drawing): In dry cali5ration, practically no met__aT_
relaxation occurs. In this case, surface-active lubricants activate the relaxation
@
and reduce residual stresses. In prolonged holding of the specimens under stress TI
(about 200 hr) in both drawing and calibration, the axial stress (the pulling or
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AU"IdOR: Likhtman, V. I.; Bryukhanova, L. S.; Andreyeva, 1. A.
iTITLE: Measurement of surface tension of hard metals in the presence of adsorption
layers of surface-active metallic alloys
SOURCE: Ref. zh. 11fetallurgiya, Abs. 9A41
REF. SOURCE: Sb. Poverkhnostn. yavleniya v rasplavakh i voznikeyushchikh iz nikh
tverd. fazakh@ Nallchik, 1965, 438-442
TOPIC TAGS., surface tension, alloy, adsorption, surface active coating, metal surfe-,;,.
ABSMIACT: The author determined experimentally the surface tension a of solid Zn w1hic:11
adsorbed different amounts of Ga on its surface. a was determined by the T-,,-aa "zero'!
x 10-7
creep method. A foil of Zn T x 10-3 cm thick was used; the Fa film (5
1 x 10-5 cLi). was deposited electorlytically. - a experiences maximum reduction when the i,
Ga. film thickness is 0.1 Ps A tentative estimate.of the depth of the diffusion 2cae-
tration of Ga and Zn makes it possible to propose that the maximum reducticta if c
corresponds to & monomolocular layer of Ga on AV-he surface of Zu. 3 illuntraticas.
Bibliography, 7 titles. (From RZh Khim.) (Translation of abstract]
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@V;1@.NRs-'Ajj5015045 -BOOK MLPLOITATION- UR/-
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Shatalova, .1rina Gaor&@"yna (Candidate of Technical Sciences); Gorbuncy. flikolay
-.1tepanarich .(Professor; Doctor of Chemical Sciences)j Likhtmans Vladimir losifi
Doctor of PhyBical-Uathematical Sciences)
Pbpical-chemical principles Of Tibrqtion compacting of powdered materialn (Fiziko-
khImichaskiye oanovy vibratsionnogo uplotnenlya poroshkoTykh materialoy) Moscow.,
lzd-yo ONauka", 1965. 162 p. illus., biblio. Errata printed Inside back comfer.
2500 copies printed* (At head of title: Akademlya nauk SSSR, 'Inelitut fisiches-
kay khimii) Editors A* L., Chernjuk; Technical editorst 0. Go, Ullyanura,, 0. U.
Guelkaya; Managing editors Academician Pe A. Rebinder
TCP3U TAGSz ceramic procesaing, ceramic technology, cerm*t, pondered material, powdez
metal compaction,, powder metal molding, powdered glauB,, vibration compacting, ribra-
tion packing
IFURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This monograph was intended for a wide circle of engineers and
personnel in the plant laboratories in all branches of metallurgy, the construction
and silicate industries., and production of fine ceramics and refractories,, and also
Instructorn,, aspirants and students in higher educational institutions connected with
the indicated fields of technology, an well as scientific personnel in the corTespono.
ding research Institutes* The authers deacribe the new, extremely valuable method,,
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developed by them, for pressing powder materials by applying vibration packingo The
technological and economic advantages of thin method are tremendous,, especiAlly for
powders of very hard,, strong materUls, ouch as carbideB,, borlde!@inetala, ceramics,
iscription of inves-
ferrites,, ate.. The authors present a detailed and systematic T
tigations on the process of packing various powdered materials, depending an numerous
physical-chamical factorat frequency and amplitude of vibration., granulometric compo-
sition of the powder, additions of surface-active lubricants, etc* This new demarca-
tion in knowledge has been developed principally in the Institute of Physical Choais-
Itry of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, in the Section of Dispersed-gia-te"
(Otdel dispersnykh sistem),, under the oTar-all direction of Academician Pe Ao Habindei
TABIZ CF CONTMITS (ABRIDGED):
Introduction - - 3
Cho L Theory and methods of forming objects from powders 6
Cho 11, Characteristic peculiarities of free-flowing materials 19
Cho 13:1@ Application of vibration for compacting free-flawing materials 34
Cho Wo Methodology of investigation and apparatus 617
Cho Ve 'laws governing compacting of powders under vibration 79
Cho Vlo Physical-chemical laws of the effect of various additives an the prtcees-of
vibration packIng of poders - - 318
Cho VIrs Pb"ical-chozical principles of manufacturing objects-from paiders 136

ACC-.NRs AM5015045'
Literature - -.156
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:AUTHOR;_Veyler, S.
IV. 1. (Deceased)
ORG: none
SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/66/000/000/0221/0226
Ya.; Petrova, N. V. Zalivalov, F. P.; Tomashov, N. D.; Likhtman,
TITLE: Effect of anodizing on friction in hot and cold drawing of aluminum
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut fizicheskoy khimii. Korroziya i zashchita konstrukt-
Pionnykh oplavov (Corroaion and protection of structural alloys) Moscow, Xzd-vo
Nauka, 1966, 221-226
TOPIC TAGS: IWEr,4 4-' drawing, cold drawing, anodic oxidation,
aluminum drawing lubricant, DR04UAI d1-VM1A1U4L j f74UMIAIL1121 0Jr10e,,n_-7,94 14,
-4 ;7
ABSTRACT; The role of oxide films in cold and hot drawing of aluminum has been in-
ivestigated. It was found that aluminum-oxide films formed on the surface of speci-
@,mens by long exposure to the atmosphere at 20-3000C did not affect the process of
drawing. However, aluminum-oxide films formed by anodizing prevented the sticking
of metal to the die and decreased the resistance to drawing. Oxide film, 10 p thick,
decreased t@e cold drawing resistance from 600 to 210 kg, and the hot-drawing resist-
ance at 3000C from 200 to 150 kg. Anodizing was particularly beneficial in hot
drawing: without lubrication it w 'as impossible to draw aluminum even at 1% reduction,,.
but anodized aluminum was hot drawn with up'to 13-15% reduction.
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LIKHTIWI, MI.; B143LYAIISKIY, H.L.
Lubricants containing surface-active agents in powor metal
production and their stabilizing (anticorrosive) effect. Uch.
zap.14GZPI no.3:262-273 159. WIRA 13:5)
(Surface active agents) (Powder metal processen)
(Lubrication and lubricants)

LIKIN't;iFJi, liah.
:,',c,--tration fil@,er. 11u.-- ov@az, 25 nc.7:3i-32 JI l,',5. ('111--;,
" 1, .1 . - )
t. li'arodnoye- predpriyat-iye IIFT-Ainkverk-Kepenik, Germanskaya
Demokraticheskayn. "espublika.

FRENKELI, Z.L.. inzh.; LIKHTOROVICH, F.F., takhnik
Conventional units for determining the classes of electric networks.
Elek.sta. 28 no.12:82-83 1) 157. (MIRA 12-3)
(Electric networks)

MijiTuiolliCIL- P,- -- - - - -
"Atypical For-as of Typhus-Paratyphoid Diseases Pnd, n.Lleir Zvaluation Yr om
-1
Zlpidemiologicui Vievpoints." Thesis for de&@ree of Cuand. Medl-al Sci. .3 -.Yo 2 1
1 Jun 49, Central Inst for t,-,e Jkdv-@nced T- A-n--ml- o-- P::y-3ic-lans.
Summary 82, 18 Doe 52, Dissertations Presented For Degynes In Science and
Engineering In Moscow in 1949. From Vecheruvay;-':AVoskva, J ec 1949.

LIKHTOROVICH P K kandidat meditainskikh nauk; KOZLOVA, S.A.; RTJBTSOVA,
S.A.; OKBOYAK, R.N.; SHOGORZEEVSKAYA, I. To.
Primary dysentery in infants and its duration. Pediatrila no.2:
36-38 Mr-Ap 154. (K= 7:6)
1. Iz otdeleniya opidemiologii (zav. chlen-korrespondent ANN SSSR
rof. S-N.Ruchkovskiy) Instituta infektsionnykh bolesney AM SSER
dir. Prof. I.L.Bogdanov)
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(DY&MIMY, in Want and child,
*duration)

KHOMIKO, G.I., prof., red.; MAKSIMOVICH, N.A., prof.# red*; CHAII@TAV
N.A., starshiy nauchnyv sotrudnik, red.; LIKHTOI@Cy@@CH, P.K..
red.; DMINSKATA, Te.A., red.; GITSHTLO, A.D.,
(Dysentery; epidemiology. pathogenesis, clinical aspects, and
therapy] Dizenterils; epidemiologlia, pntogenez, klinika i tera-
piia. Red.kol. G.I.Khomenka I dr. Kiev, Goa.med.izd-vo USM.
1959. 270 P. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Akadamiya meditsinskikh nauk S=, Moscow. In8titut infektsion-
nykh bolesney. 2, Institut infektoionnykh bolezney ANN SM (Kiyev)
(for Khomenko, Maksimovich, Likhtorovich, Dabinekaya).
(DTSENTERT)

LIKHTOROVICH, S.A. (L.Lkhtorovych, S.0.1
Methods of isolating virum in nervous forms of epidemic parotitis.
Mikrobiol.zhur. 26 no./+t75-79 164,
1 (MBA 18%10)
1, Inatitut infektsionnykh bolezney Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya
McrSSR,

MMMOVICK, S. A.
From Russian for Dr. Roger M. Cole
(Photocopy from the book)
"Scarlatina" edited by
Prof. 1. L Bogdanov, AM,
SSSR, Kiev, 1956, pp. 129-135
On Leading Serotypes of Hemolytic Streptococcus during Scarlet Fever
by
S. A. Likhtorovich
Translate& at the Natlawl 1"titutas Ct Health, Bathes", Xar:yland.
YQU tran4atim WMIUbI4 in MR/m.

LIKHTGROVICH, S. A. , Cand X;ed Sci -- (disq) %ensitivity of cc.::,ol@jtJLc
streDtococci to antibiotics 9,n@i of rationall antibi 01- 4 C
- - - -L , tjj(_rap.,-
in -carle-t fevrur." Kjev, 111@60. 12 pp; @U f- - z
- - (Fiev Gralc@r o" rabor R-r-
Yedical Inst im Acadr;mician A. 1. 20U copies; pL-i-ce -of'
@'PL, 21-6fJ, 1;:U)
given; list of author's work on pare 12 (11 entries);

MOROMIN, N.I.; BIT-ENBINDER, Ye.A.; PERVACHEMMY S.V.; BEREMITSKAYA,
S.A*; 'LilulTOROVICH, S.A.; TRETIYAKf I.I.A,
Seroprophylaxis of influenza in children's. institutions and
hospitals. Vop. virus. 5 no. 6:682-686 N-D 160. (14TRA 14:4)
1. Institut infektsiomykdi bolezney A141 SSSR, Kiyev.
(INFLUENZA)

S/122/61/000/002/006./Oll
A16l/A;20'
AUTHbRS: Artem'yev, V. F., Engineer, Likhtshteyn, I. M., Engineer
TITLE- New machines for surface hardening of large shafts and gears
after heating with high-frequency current
1@1
PERIODICAL: Vestnik mashinostroyeniya,l.no, 2, 1961, 30 - 36
TEXT: A description is given of two surface-hardening machines installed
In the Ural'skiy zavod tyazhelogo mashinostroyeniya (Ural Heavy Machinery Plant),
developed in cooperation with the Vsesoyuznyy proyektno-tekhnologicheskly institut
tyazhelogo maBhinostroyeniya VPTI TYaZhMASh (All-Union Heavy Machinery Design and
Technology Institute). One of the machines is of vertical design for hardening
shaft-- and shaft-gears of maximum 6,000 mm length at maximum 3,100 mrr. hardened
section, up to 800 mm in diameter and 10 ton weight. Gears may be spur, helical
or herringbone, with 10 to 50 module. The heating inductor is fed from two genera-
tors, 200 kw each. The other accomodates gears 300 to 5,000 mm in diameter and
up to 15 ton in weight, and consists of two hardening units and one carriage.
Gears are placed on the carriage in the mechanical shop and transported to the
hardening section. The two hardening units work simultaneously from diametrically
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opposite sides, each fed from a separate generator. The hardening method is con-
tinuous in both machines. The quenching medium is water, or emulsion. It is men-
tioned that 30% glycerine in water gives good results. The operation of the
second machine is fully automatic. Spur, helical, herringbone and bevel gears
may be hardened. The operation of both machines is described In detail. The ma-
chines are the first of their kind in the USSR. There are 6 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Uralmashzavod (The Ural Heavy Machinery Plant) (V.F. Artem'yev);
VPTI TYaZhMASh (I. M. Likhtshteyn).
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LIKHTSHThlu . L M. inzh.
r I------ - ---
Induction case hardening of the teeth of high--,wdule geara,.Tinga
and bushings of toothed clutches. Vest.mashinostr. 43 no.3:63-67 Mr 163.
(KIRA 16:3)
(Case hardening)

BUMVSWA, N.; LIKHTSINDIR. M.
I
Processing the printing paper "Yototsvet." Sov.foto 18 no.12:40-43
D 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Phntograpby--Printing papers) (Color photography)

YCA,
USSR/kehoine - Uterature, Medical Sep/oat 48
Medicine - TAngs
"Reriev of 'Pulmonary and Cardiopulmonary Insufficiea-
cy, I" I. Likhtsper, 4-1 pp
4
"Terapev ArkhIv" Vol XX, No 5
Book has many merits. Further work should eliminate
Its faults. Published In S7erdlO7sk, 1947.
31/49T60
H, 3114)T60

LIKHTSIYERs L B.
"Alternate Aortal Inadequacy," Klin. Med.9
26, No. 3, 1948. Docent, Hoop. Therapeutic
Clinic, 2nd Moscow Med. Inst. im. 1. V. Stalin,
-cl948-.

LIKMSIYER, I.B., prof.
-
Subtropical Anemias of Taji.,istan, Trudy Stal.sed. Inst, 16:3-37 '55
(MIRA 11:8)
(TAJIKISTAK-AMrA)

USSR/Hjnan and Animal Morphology - Blood Formation. R-4
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Biolo@;il, No 16, 1957, 70562
Author Gadzhiev Ch.D., Likhtsyer, I.B..
Title Problem of Influence of Fara- and Metamalarial
Splenomegaly of the Red Blood Cells.
Orig Pub Tr. Stalinab. gos. med. In-ta, 1955, 16, 39-46
Abstract Blood investigations before and after spleenectomy
in 19 with splenomegalic disease, showed that there
was a unrelated and unstleady character in the changes
of Hb and the No. of er@-throcytes, therefore It is
not possible to say in all cases of splenomegaly that
it is hyperspleenism in the sense of necessity of
erithropoetic disturbancel, rnie removal of spleen leads
to the increase in the Ito. of leucocytes and thrombocytes
in the peripheral blood. The comparison of b1bod-going
to the spleen with the out going, showed that the peticu-
locyte count in the splenal art5:.,7 is higher than in the
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USSR/Human and Animal MorpholoEZ, - Blood Formation. R-4
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Biolocli, No 16, 1957, 70562
spleen veLil.
This :iid4'cates the retension of a part of the reliculo-
cytes in the patholoeically increased spleen.
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LIKHTSIYZR, I.B.,professor(Stalinabad)
i;;!; ems-Un the reflex aspects of viscero-visceral pathology.
Klin. med. 33 no.9.45-49 S 055. (KLRA 9:2)
1. rz fakalftetskoy terapevticheokoy kliniki Stalinabadskogo
meditsinskogo institute.
(ARDOMI, pathology,
theory of reflex viscero-visceral pathol.)

LIKHTSIYER, I.B. POPOVA)_ II.L. BLYMOUALly R.F. LAVIROVA) N.N.
"Therapy of Subtropica@t Anemias by Folic Acid'), Vitamin B12,
and@Iron," by Prof .E,11. Likhtsiyer, N. L. Popova, R. F.
acu ----Eerapeutic ClinIc
@41jumentall, and lty T
(heaa,. Prof I. B. Tikhts r,-Honoreo Worker of Science),
S al na a ical Institute, Problemi_di@ii_tbr6giii Per-
elivaniya Krovi, Vol 1, No 6, _NO_v_FD_ec 56, pp 25-32
Sixty-seven patients suffering from anemia were classified into
three groups for appropriate therapy of chronic enterocholitis, hepatos-
plenomegaly, and the combination of both. Disturbance was noted in the
metabolism of substances essential for hezopoiesis and especially folic
&aid, vitamin B12 and iron.
SUM. 1287

Blood studies revealed that:
1. Basic factors in the pathogenesis of subtropical anemias are
the combined disturbance of the metabolism of folic acid, vitamin B12,
and iron, each of which is necessary for normal hemopoiesis.
2. Therapy by folio acid or vitamin B12 was effective in a signifi-
cant percentage of cases.
3. Iron administered alone regardless of its deficiency was seldom
effective, but after a course of:tberapy by vitamin B12 or folio acid,
Iron led to further rise of hemoglobin content.
4. Satisfactory results were obtained most freque4tly by a combina-
-Uon, of folio -acid or vitamin B12 with irnn.
2,

LIKHTSIM, I.B., SABluzhennyy dayAtell nAuki, prof.
--------- wawo-*",@
Pathogenesis and treatment of subtropical anemias. Zdrpv.Tadzh.
4 no.6:39-44 N-D 157. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Zaveduyushchly kafedroy, fakulltetskoy terpnit StnlinAbndskogo
meditsinskogo instituta im. Abunli ibnI Sino (direktor-doteent
Z.P. Khodzhayev)
(ANEMIA)

LIKHTSIYER, I.B., prof.
Certain clinical and therapeutic aspects in liver cirrhosis.
Terap. arkh- 30 no.8t55-63 Ag 058 (MIRA 11:9)
1- Is fakulltatakoy terapevticheskoy kliniki Stalinabndakogo meditainakogo
instituta imeni Avitsenny.
(LIVER CIRRHOSIS,
clin, course & ther. (Run))

LIKHTSIYIM,, I.B., prof.
h-obleras in the prevention of chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis
of the liver in the light of regional pathological data.
Kaz. med. zhur. no-3:23-25 My-Je'63- (MEU 16:9)
1. Fakulttetskca@a terapevticheskaya klinika (zav. - prof.
I.B.Likhtsiyer Ryazanskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni
akademika Favlova.
(LIVER-GDUUICSIS)

LIKHTISIMR, I.B. prof. (Ryazan')
4--J,
Review of A.IA. lAroshevskiilz book "Endogenic j3tj,-,ml,,mts of the
hematopoiesis (homopoietinB)". Probl. gemat. i perel. krov, 10
no.2:57-58 F 164. (1-a.1,A 19: 1)

ABWOV, M.G., doktor med. nauk; ALEKSEYEV, G.A., prof.; A-STAPF21KO,
M.G., prof.@ BUREYKO, Vj%t dots.; VAPSH'WOV, L.A.0 prof.;
VINOGRAD,,-,klY, A.B., KARPOVA, G,D.; KASSIRSKIY, T.A., prof.;
KUSIIKIY, R.O., doktor med. nauk; LIBERWIl, B.I.; LIK HTSIYER,
I.B ) MOISEYPTp
_prof.; LUZHETSKAYA, T.A., kand. med. nauk:
prof.; NASONOVA, V.A., dots.; VESGOVOROVA, L.I.;
POROSHIHA, I.I.; FREOBi-lAZIffiFSKIY, A.P.p dots.; RADVILI, O.S.,
prof.; RATNER, M.Ya., doktor med. nauk; RASBEVSKAYA, A.M.,
prof,,; SEHENUYAYEVA, M.N., kand. med. nauk; SIGIDIN, U.S.,
kand. med. nauk; ARTEMIYEV, S.G.t red.
[Therapeutist's handbook] Spravochnik terapevta. Izd.2.,
ispr. i dop. Moskva, Neditsina, 1965. 863 P.
(IAIRA 18:6)
1. Deystvitelln-yy chlen PWN SSSR (for Kassirskly).

11,
21.. - ;i - ..7 @',- - ,, i , f
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A
- LIKHTSHTRYN,LM., inzhener
High frequency surface hardening of large-size machine parts.
Vest.mash.35 no.7:57-61 J1155. (MLRA 8:10)
(Steel--Hardening) (Cementation (Metallurgy)

25(3) SOV/117-59-4-3/36
r-NSR
AUTHOR. Likhtsteyn, I.1%. Engineer
0
TITLE: The Automation of High-Frequency "urface-Harden-
ing Processes for Large-Module Gears.
PERIODICAL: Mashinostroitei', 1959, Nr 4, PP 9-1-3 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Detailed design and operational information is Given
on two new surface hardening installations for large
gears., developed at the VPTI tyazh6l.ogo mashinostroy-
eniya (VPTI of Heavy Machine Building), working with
induct-ion heating with high-frequency currents and
quenching. The first installation (Figure 2), con-
sisting of two hardening sets and a trolley, is desiEped
for hardening over the entire inter-tooth groove in
a way to eliminate stress concentration at the tooth
root (as shown in Figure 1),, continually over the gear
circumference. It accomodates gears of 300 -to 5@@000
.mm diameter and up to 15 tons in weight, and is fully
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SOV/117-59-4-3/36
The Automation of High-Frequency Surface-Hardening Processes for
Large-Module Gears.
automated except for the placing and removing of gears
and setting for different gear sizes and kinds. The
second installation (photo, Figure 5), designed for
surface hardening of gears, as well as toothed clut-
ches, is semi-automatic., accomodates work of 300-
1,000 mm. in diameter and up to 1,500 kg in weight.
and works with simultaneous heating (also by indu@tion)
of one inter-tooth groove and the work surfaces of two
teeth at a time (as shown in i@igure 4). Both in-
stallations permit hardening of not only spur gears
but also of helical and herringbone ones. There are
2 diagrams and 3 photographs.
Card 2/2

LIKHTOROVIG!@.,,P.. 1. - I
Resolution of the Kiev Scientific Conference on problems in Influenza. I
Vop.virus. 2 no-5:312-315 S-0 157. (MIRA 10:12) 1
( IIWLUBNZA)

VnZHKHOVSKATA, A.A.;BONDAROMM, YO,AtLLL OVICHo 5*A*
Data on conditions of appearance of complications in scarlet fever
and their prevention. Pediatriia, Moskva no.6:41-45 Nov-Dee 1953.
(GIML 25:5 )
1, Of the Third Clinical Division (Read -- Prof. I. L. Bogdanov),
Institute of Infectious Diseases (Director -- Prof. I. L Bogdanov).
Academy'of Medical Sciences USSR.

ZIKHTOROTIGH, S.A.;MIKHAYLOVA, L.P.
Clinical and epidemiologic findings on convalescents following scarlet
fever in early ambulation. Pediatriia. Moskva no.6:45-48 Nov-Dee 1953-
(GLKL 25:5)
1. Of the Rpidemiology Division (Head -- CanLlidate Medical Sciences
W. P. Korrwwhenko), Institute of Infect ious'Diseases (Director - Prof.
1. 1. Bogdanov)o Academy of Medical Sciences UM.

LIKHTOROVfCH' POKO, kandidat meditsinskikh nauk: KGZLOVA, S.A.; RUBTSOVA,
K.A.-, LIMMROVICH, S.A.; ZIMUZKYAK, R.M.; SHOGORZBEVSKAYA, I.Y*.
Primary dysentery in infants and itR duration. Pediatrita no.2:
36-38 Mr-AP '54. (MMA 7:6)
1. Iz otdeleniya apidemiologii (zav. chlen-korrespondent ARN SSSR
prof. S.N.Ruchkovskiy) Institute, infekteionnykh boleahey AKN SSSR
(dir. prof. I.L,Bogdanov)
(DYSMIMY, in infant and child,
*duration)

LIKHTTSIND-ER, B.U2
Designing a plmwe-serwitive ferrodynamic relay based on the TEX
j-f-"r'arized relay, Priborostroenie no.2.-29 F 263. (@URA-16`5)
(Electric relays)

KULIKOVSKIY, L.F.; LIKHTTSINDER,.5.1a,
Balancing of the measured vector quantity in comWing devices.
Izia.tekh. no.5.-31-34 My -163. (MMA 16: 10)

L 41182-65 "LVT(4)/EWP(C)/EWP(v-)/T/EWP(k)/EWP(l) Pf-4
ACC)Z5IQ1 )IRs AF50OW7 S/0115/64/000/009/0058/0D59
AUTHOIls nono
*Cybernetics
TTTLF.s Pourth acientific and technical conference on
for the
SLVRCEs InseritelInaya tekhnika, no. 9, 1964, 58-59
TOPIC TAGS$ cybernetics, electric' MOnGUrCIMEntA. ectric quantity Instrument,
digital computers electronic equipment, electr c engineering conference
A3STRACTs-'The conCorence was hold 1-4 July' at t6 All-Union Scientific Research
In3tituta of Metrology by the Section of Electrical Momauremants of' the C 'ou-no,il -on
--t-4q Proble k'bf *Soiontirio
_Tnq@r@n@n!@J!pLkipg"._Rr the.A_kqte Committee an Coordination
-or,Sciontifio Research Tfork in thnSSR together with the All-Union Scia -n-ti-Pic-
Research Institute of Electrical Measurement Instrunants 'oknd the Loningya@d
, _ @ng@pnal
the 1Rjtrvinqnt_YaktnZ
Industry Mora than W-a-alo"gal's--i-crom 29 aft-las or the country participated.
Fifty-soven reports were heard and discussed. Reports were given bys
NOVITSKIY,(Lanintrad)--"Definition of the Concept of Informational grror in Uessure-
Imont and its Importando W Practical Use" and *On the Problem or the Average Informa-
tional Criterion of Accuracy -Throughout the Entire goals of an Instrumentsj Yes A.
Cxrd

L 41182-65
ACCESSION HN AP500077
Determination of the Criteria of Accuracy for Measurement
Devices"; S. u. 1AANDELISHTAM (Leningrad) --report on a now criterion of accuracy Of_
moasuroment instruments; P. F. PARSHIN (Lonin&rad)--report on optimi'tation when.
usinG Fourier tronsforme-o-W-ol-ectronio digital oomputors; S. P. kMjTRM.V,_G._Y&-
DOLGITM1,1VA and G.IA
TQ-V- (Leningrad) --proposal of a now.mothod for solvTnt--
---proV nma or optimum filtering for non-stntionary random signals and interference;
1. B. CHELPANO -"Calculation of the Dynnmio Chornotoristics or an Optimum Complex
-Two-Channol Systom which Uses Gignals from a Position Motor and from a Spood Moter"I
'R. A. POL113KTOV (Lonirirrnd)--"Optimum Periodic Correction in the Uonsuromont of
Continuous Signals"; S. F. AnAygluqli. (Moscow)--"Analysis and Construction or Devices
for Correction of Non-linearity and Scalinr for Unitary Codeal G. V. GORRLOVA
(Ta&anrog)--"A Mothod for Statiationl Optimization in Gr4duiting the Scales or
Electrical Moneuring Instruments"; M. A. Z31.103LIMAN (Ilosaow) --"Anal og-Dir, ital Voltage
H. ,A.@@Xly@, V. S. KALENCIIUK and
Converter with AutomatLo Error Correctionw) -
1. A. YANOVICH (Kiev)--"Automatio Monitoring or the Parameters 3f -the Iff-4;o-irioal
Signals of Complex Radio and Slootronio 9quipment"I V. P. PERCY (Moscow) _"OporatiovA
.Cybernetics as an Independent-Soientitio Specialization"I R. GILIBO ilaningred)--
"On the Problem of Effective No@-linear 'Soales"I A. Is KARXELW Nosoow)--"Doviolls /
for Preliminary Processing of the Results of Measurements Presented.in the Form If'I
G" 2/4

.L 41182-65
ACCESSION Mit AP500h677
Graphic Recordings For Subsequent Introduction of the Information into Universal
Digital Computers". 0. U. MOGILEVO and S. S. Sq@gL40V (Leningrad)--"On a Method for.
Roduoing Excess Information"; T. V. 4IK0LLAjjVL (Loningrad)--"A Device for Temporal:
Dirr.ratization or Continuous and M_L. DULIS (Moscow)--
"Optimization or the Transmission of Tolomotric Inrormation as a 11oano for Raili
or
the Efficiency and Eliminating Interforenoo"I D. E. GUKOVSX1Y (W1o*scow)--"On a ta-
tistic Approach to the Detection or Svonts in Automatto Inspection", 11. 1. N,
(Laningrad)--"Hotbod for Caloulst;ing the Holding Time or Communications in a Contra
.lized Inapootion System or Con3tant Servicing Time"; 0. N. BRONSHTSYNj A* L, RAYXIN
OV Moscow with Loa--:-7'r--'
and V. V. RYK )--"On a Sinrle-Lins Unas Servio-aSy-stem' 7ses
SHLfA_?tDI11 (Ponia)--report, on circuit douirns for diroot compenention electrical:
digital measuring instruments; A. N. Ko"OV (Novoch,3rkasak)--report on a now method
for compensation of digital bridges; M. X. 01-AZOV (Loni.grad)--ro port on the problem
;of voltare-to-angular rotation conversiont V. S. 6UTNIKOV (Laningrad)--"Mothods for
Construction of Frequency Capncitance Plokups with a Linear Scale"LJjL_X&,__ I
';SYROPYATOVA and R. R. KHARCRENYO (Moscow)--report on the determination oC the rampli-,. -
-tude-frequonoy and ohnea characteristics or PFM and SrA modulators; Ya. I. YSITYA.KQX-/
(Novochorkaeok)--"T6 Phototranstator as a Switch for Slootrical Mossurement
Yurposes'l X. V. MACYG71j@Fj_(l@ningrad)__& report on ways for making universal equip-
.mont for measurement of currentS T01tAgG and powerp P. P. ORNATSKIT anil V. Is
J_!mrapqrta on the oonstruation.ot-statia Yq1itMGtAkr at _t4M d
7.OZ-jLYA_ (Xkev w tme 0, 14 _T_
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L 41l82-65
ACCESSIO14 Nis APM677
phnno motors; A. V. TRIMAITOV, 4MTBHjX&Y__V, 564LII!, U. RkLIN -d V. A.
. _@! _K_ __ _Mt_ _
,GORMUOY (Tama on it device ror automatid processing of the measurements of;
vibration amplitude of pneumatio hammorol L. K. RUXINA and V. 0. KNORRING (Laninqw4'
'--report a-,) tho development of a digital oomponanto r measuring pressure, force#,
.etc.; 11. B. DADUXINA_(LoninGred)--report on a method for constructing frequency
pick-ups for Gas analysieg Yo. It. KARPOV. V. A. GRAMNIKOV and 8. Ya. LIKHTTSINDE:R
(K*uyby she v) --ro port a on &;i; d rooording of boring speeds; Yu. V.
PWi" ICHIIIKOV (Kqybyshev)--"A High Speed Voltage-to-Digital Code Converter for so
Plckuos"i G. P. VIKHROV and V. K. ISAY5V (Vilna --"A Highly Accurate Digital Peak-
to-po@k V6_1i; @oter 1 and 5. rOSIN (Leni @:-"A Low Level Analog-Digital Volt-,)
ag@ Converter." _7
ASSOCIATIONs none
SUBUrr=s .00 ENCLs' 00 SUB CODEs E9, EG
No RM? SOVI, 000 '000
CrHERI
Card

ACC NRf A116032169 WUNCE CODE:- UR-/t)410-/66/000/00/i/0127/012ti
AMEN: Kulikovskiy, L. F. (Kt.iYbyAcv); Likhttsinder, B.. Ya, (Kuybyshev);
,@Pol'dyayev, G. B. (Kuybysh@ev).'
;ORG: none
@TITLE: An astatic balancing'd--;8-voltage converter
ISOURCE: Avtometriya, no. 4, 1966, 127-128
e6;rqe L/
TOPIC TAGS:A electric power converter, stationary converter) NRFcr r(_,,PpF"7-
'ABSTRACT: The principles of operation and design characteristics of an astatic
balancing.d-c voltage converter in which static errors have been eliminated are
briefly described. The basic circuit of the converter incorporates a modulator, a
voltage amplifier, a phase-sensitive rec@tifier, an integrator consisting of a non-
I*inear threshold element and a memory capaci.tor, and a balancing cathode.repeater with
a reduced pr@te supply. A vibrating contact rectifier serves as the modulator. The
volatge amplifigr, which uses a 6N2P type tube, has a gain bf 6400. Balancing voltage
is picked off from a section of resistors converted in the cathode circuits of the L5
land L6 tubes and is then applied to the converter input. A special feature of the
@converter is the nonlinear threshold element, which permits rapid charging of the
!capacitor with current pulses of either polarity and very slow discharging. The
lastatic converter has the following technical characteristics: input voltage varia-
Card 1/2 UDC: 621.317.727.2

ACC NR; AP6032169
tions, 0-1, 0-10, 0-100, 0-1000 mv; sensitivity (U,,t/Uin) in each range 1000,
100, 10, and 1, respectively; basic error, 2.5% 'In the 0-1 rrr range and 0. 2% in
other ranges; response time, 0.01 sec; power supply, 250 v, 50 cps. Orig. art. has:
1*1 figure and 2 formulas.
SUB CODE: 10/ SUBM DATE: 09Dec651 ORIG REF: 003/
Card 2/2

I'S
BUTKOVSKAU, II.; LIKRTZIIIDER$
Color and time. Sov. foto 19 no.6:53-54 Je 159- (MIRA 12:9)
(Photography-Printing papers)

L S IN=, M.
Rapid method. Sov.foto 19 no.11:62 N 159. (MIRA 13:4)
(Fhotograp@q--Developing and developers)

LIXMSTNM zh.
Color printing. Sov.foto 20 no-7:33 Jl 160-
(MIRA l3s7)
(Color 'photography) (Photography-Printing papers)

LIKHTTSINDFR, M.
Color printing from positive slides, Sov.foto. 23 no.2z30-31
F 163. (Photograpby-Printing .processes) (KMI 16:4)

LIKHTTSINDER, Markus Aronovich; FOMITI, A.A., red.
(Positive process in color photograpfril Pozitilimli pro-
tsess v tavetnoi fotografii. Moskva, Iskusstvo, 1964.
95 P. (FURA 17:12)

LIKE.T-TSINDER,. M.Ya.
Calculv+4 ri of t-rsienta in electric recurrent circuits
of any number of identical FT, linke. Tzv.-,rys.ucheb.zav.; prib. 7
no.6132-35 164. (MIRA 38:2)
1. Kuybyshevskly politekhnicheskly Inatitut imeni Kuybysheva.
Rekomendovana kafedroy avtomatiki i tolemekhaniki.

LIKHTSOV, M.
(Along the broad Dnieper; a brJef guidebcok] Po Dnipru
shyrokomu; korotkyi putivnyk. Cherkasy, Cherkasvydav,
1962. 97 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Dnieper River)

KOCHARIAN, E., inzh.;,LIKHTYARGU@,R _ inzh.
Precision castin&, Prom-Arm- 4 nool2:45.-48 D '61. (PIP-A 3.5,2)
(Armenia,-Precision casting)

BELEVTSEVj, G.A.;' GAVRILEW.O,, N.G.; GRINENKO, I.M.; KCROSTIK, P.O.;
VITELINIKOV, I.V.; KRASAVTSEV, N.I., kand. tekhn. nauk-
MISHCHEM0, N.M.; POPGV, N.N., kand. tekhn. nauk; SEmly" lop*,
kand, takhn. nauk; TOTSKIY,, GP,, kand. tek@n. naukc; SIMSTOPALOV,
I.I.; Prinhasli uchastiye: SOLDATKIN, A.I.; SOL*MO, V.P.;
SOLGRATINO A.M.; BOLOTSKIY, D.V.; ZAPMOZHETS,, N.P.;
EESSCHASTNYY, A.Ye.; SHVETS, H.Kh.-, LMUtf _@,D ; SIIMKIY, L.B.;
VASIKOVICH, N.A.1 YEROKHINA, A.I.j GELYUKH,, B.A.
Desulfuration of pig iron in a fast-revolving and continuous
drum. Mot. i gornorud. prm. na.1,23-5 JI-Ag 165.
(MIRA 18:10)

B GD,"JiM, 'Ll-A
treatment 3 n
,-linical aspec,
[Patho.IOV, @ e :;-ijb3taTr-'@F@
and rr-dioRct-j-v k V
f rom toy,.J.c cherfti@Ml agOn,s
klinika
Ovi i""
patologiia2
itsina.
Leningrad, 1,.ed

SORLICHTIRG, Hermann; VOLIPMT, G.A.[Tranalatorl; AVDUYZVS]rIT, T.S., redaktor;
LIZHUSHU., V,Ta., rodaktori GIRMOGENOV, A.Y., redaktor;BNLNVA, N.A.,
tekhnlchepl@ty redaktorw
'@Boijndary'la,
yer thooryl Teoril Pogranirlinogo aloin. Perdvod a nemets-
kogo, G.A.Vallperta. Podrq*.V.S,Avduevskogo i V.IA.Likhushina. Moskva,
Izd-vo inostri no
an'" I lit-ry, 1956. 528 p. (KMA 9:6)
(Boundary layerr)

LIMSHIN, Yu. P.., Engineer, and TOPURIA, Z. V.
"The chapters on radio communications, radio and television broadcasting and
radio relay lines." a chapter in the book Radio and Electronics and Their
Technical .)plications, by A. I.,Berg, et al. @bscow 1956.
Summary of chapter 1071291

LIMB= TV P
Development of the facilities for radiobroadcasting, television and
raAlo commanication. VeStOViaZi 16 nO#3:3-4 Kr 136. WRA 9:7)
I.Glavny7 inzhener Glavnogo radioupravlenl7a Ministerstva, BVy i. SSSR.
(Radio) (Television)

NIKITIN, V.N.; OOLUBITSKAYA, R.I.; SILIN, O.P.; LIMUSHINA, L.G.; BWK, L.N.
Changes with age in the blochemisA of denervated organs. Report No,l:
Changes with age in some biochemical indices of striated muscles
following denervation and tenotomy. Uch.eap.KHGU 68:79-99 '56.
(KIRA 11:11)
1, Otdel fiziologii zhivotrqkh Ilauchno-igaledovatellskogo instituta
biologii i @iolbgicbeftogo fakullteta Kharlkovskogo ordena trudovogo
krasnogo znameni gosudarstvennogo universiteta imeni A.M. Gor1kogo.
(AGZ) MUSCLE-IMORVATION) (TLqfOTOMT)

LTKHVANTSEVp V. A.
Function of the adrenal cortex In patients with pulmonary tubercu-
losis and the effect of antibacterial preparations on it. Probl.
tub. no.1:74-82 162. (MIPA 15:8)
1. Ia kafedry fakulltetskoy terapii (i. o. zav. - dotsent N.A.
Ardamatskiy, nauchnyy rukovoditell - prof. D.D. Aseyev) Ryazan-
skogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni I.P. Pavlova.
(ADRENAL CORTEX) MBERcuosis)

MILCSLAVSKIY, Ya.l.; ARDAMATSKIY, N.A.; IVANOV, Yu.V.L 4
_QJWL_trESEV.
-,V.A.;-LEGKUI,I, A.M.; MASLEVNIKOVA, A.I.; CHERNTSIFIA.,
TYUNINA., Ye.A.; SHOLOKHOVA, G.I. (Ryazan')
Urinar3r excretion of 17-ketosteroids and 17-hydroxy
corticosteroids in healthy people. Probl. endok. i gorm. 9
no-3:76-80 W-Je 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Iz kafedry fakulftetskoy terapii (ispolnyayushchiy
obyazannosti zaveduyushchego - dotsent N.A. Ardamatskiy)
Ryazanskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni I.P. Pavlova.

ARDAMATSKIY, N.A.; MILOSLAVSKIY, Ya.H.; LII@TS@EVVA.; 1XGKUN, A*M.;
TM-INA, Ye.A.
Comparative evaluation of the results of studying the content
of sodium and potassium in the plasma,, whole blood and erythro-
cyta-.,; in somit in-Lernal diseases. Torap.arkh. 34 no.2:81-85 162.
(MIRA 150)
1. Iz kafedry fakulltetskoy terapii (i. o. zav. - dotsent N&A,
Ardamatskly) Ryazanskogo med.itsinskogo instituta imeni akad.
I.P, Pavlova.
(SODIUM III THE BODY) (POTASSIUM 171 THE BODY)
(BLOOD-EXMNATION)

LlKHVMIT'j'FV, V.A.-, DUBROVINA, L.,13.,
EffOct of saluziir, -, -I@e contnrt of' sodiui-. and potessium, ir. the
urine and myocardlui., of whit-, rats. Nauch. trudy Riaz. iT--J. ins,_
15t 55-57 162. . (KLRA 5)
1. Kafedra fakulltetskoy terapill. (i3polnyapis@,chiy obyazannostl
zaveduyushchogo kafedroy - dotsent N.A.Ardamatskiy) Ryazanekogo
meditsinakogo instituta imeni. Pavlava.

14,
adrerr-i cortex 1-,! j-'nal.
P:
pynzansksllo

ARDAMATSKIY, II.A.; WMAPTSEV, VfA.; MASMINIKOVAI A.I.; TYUNINA, Ye.A,
Functional indices of the adrenal cortex before and after ad-
ministration of ACTH in some internal diseases. Vrach, delo no.4:
140 Apt63. (Knu 16:7)
1. Kafedre fakulltetakoy terapii (ispolnyayushchiy obyazannosti
zav.-doteent F.A.Ardamatakiy) Hyazanskogo meditsinakogo instituta.
(ADFRIAL CORTEX) (ACTH)

-LIKHVARI.-.-D--.(Lykhvrirl, D.F.], kand. oollhhoz- r-auk, !Td.;
[Mixod fowing Off Corr, with fci* "A'agoi LIU-
udard posivy kukarudzy -.. ?enioboLx,,;yrl kullturarq na
syloo. Kyivy Tc-'-:1, 1963. 126 P.
(I.I.MA. jl?:10)
"-k,,)g,) klio7s@ziystwa.
1. Ukraine. llini@Acrstv) i@,,,L

HAZAMMY, S.I.; MAKAROV, U.N.; PILIPENYO, F.S.; GMSIMOV, M-V-; ILIINSKAYA,
M.L.; VEXSM, A.I.,[deceaued]; VAZILIY---7, I.M.; IL11NA, N.V.; SOKOLOV,
S.Ta.; LOZINA-LOZINSKATA, A.S.; SAAKOV, S.G.;ZAJ.ZSSKIY, D.M.; AVRCRIH,
N.A.; IVANOV, M.I.; PRIKLADOV, N.V.; SOBOLEVSYAYA, K.A.-, SAMMOOV,
M.N.; KkLINOVSKIY, P.I.; LUCHNIK, A.I.; KRAVCHENKO, O.A.; VEXHOV, N.K.;
GROZDOV. B.V.; MASHKIN, S.; BOM, G.G.; PALIN, P.S.i(g.Shuya, Ivanov-
skoy oblasti); MkTUKHIN: 2-ATVARNITSKIY, G.F.; GRACHEV, N.G.; CHFZUSOV,
K.I.; KIRKOPULO, Ye,N.; LZVITSUYA,A.M.-, GRISHKO, N.N-;ILIWAR',D.F.
VILICHINSKIY, N.M.; LYPA, A.L.; OnXHOV. M.V.; SHCHERBINA, A.A.,
TSYGANROVA, V.Z.; BARANCVSKIY, A.L.; GEORGIMSKIY, S.D.; STEPUNIN, G.A.
OZOLIN, E.P.; LURAYTMM, M.K.; KOS, Yu.I.; VAILIYEV, A.V.; RUKUDZE,
P.Ye.; VASHADZE, V.N.; :iUNIDZE, V.M.; HANDZHAVIDZE, D.V.-, KORKESHKO,
A.L.; KOLESITTKOV, A.I.,(g. Sochi); SUGEYLT, L.I.; VOLOSHIN, M.P.1
RTBIN, V.A.; IVAHOVA, B.I.: RYABOVA, T.I.; GAREYEV, E.Z. ;RUSAN07, F.N.-,
BOCEANTSEVA, Z.P.; BLINOVSKIY, K.V.; KLYSH9V, L.K.; MUSHEGYAN, A.M.;
LEONOY, L.M.
Talks given by participants in the meeting. Biul.Glav.bot.sada no-15:
85-182 '53. (MLRL 9:1)
1. Glavnyy botanichookiy sad Akademii nauk SSR (for Makarov,2i'lipanko,
Gerasimov, ll'inskaya. Veksler); 2. Akadsmiya komunal'nogo khozyay-
stva imeni K.D. Famfilova for Vasil'yev); 3. Veasoyuznaya sel'okokho-
zyaystvennaya vystavka (for Illina): 4. Botanicheskiy sad Botaniche-
skogo inatituta imenj V.L.KomaroTa Akademii nauk SSSR (for Sokolov,
Lozina-Lozinakaya, Saakov); 5. Botanicheakiy sad Leningradekogo
(continued on next card)

NAZABEVSKIY, S.L.---(continued) Card 2.
gosudarstvennogo oraena Lenina universiteta (for Zalaaskiy); 6. Pol
yarno-Allpiyekiy botanicheakiy sad Kol'skogo filials, iment S.M. Kirova
Akademii nauk SISM (for Avrorin); 7. Botanicheskiy sak pri Tomakom
gosudarstvannom universiteta (for Ivanov); 8. Botanicheskiy sad pri
Tomskom gosudarstvennom universiteta iment V.V. Kuybysheva (for Prik-
ladov); 9. TSentral'nyy Sibirakiy botanicheakiy sad Zapadno-Sibirsko-
go filiala Akademii nauk SSSR (for Salamatov, Sobolevskaya); 10. Bo-
tanicheakiy sad Irkutsko gosudaretvennogo universiteta Imeni A.A.
Zhdanova (for Malinovskly); 11. Altayskaya plodovo-yagodnaya opyt-
naya stantsiya (for Luchnik); 12. Bashkirskiy botanichaskly sad (for
Kravchenko); 13. Lesostepnaya selektsioanaya opytnaya stantsiya deko-
rativn.vkh kulltur tresta Goazelankhoz Ministerstva kommuaallnogo kho-
zyaystva RSFSR (for Vekhov); 14. Bryanskiy lesokhozyaystvennyy insti-
tut (for Grozdov); 15. Botanicheskiy sad pri Voronezhakom gosudar-
stvennom universitete (for Kashkin); 16. Grekhovo-Zuyevskiy pedago-
gicheskly inatitut (for Bosse); 17. Botanicheskiy sad pri Rostovakom
gosudarstvennom universitete iment V.M. Molotova (for Matukhin); 18.
Botanicheakiy sad Kuybyshevakogo gorodckogo otdola narodnogo obrazo-
vanlya, (for Zatvarnitakiy); 19. Zoobotanicheskiy sad pri Kazanskom
universitate (for Grachev): 20. Gosudarstvannyy respublikanakiy
proektnyy inatitut "Giprokommunatroy" (for Cherk%sov); 21. Botani-
cheskiy sad Odeaskogo gosudarstvannogo universiteta Imeni I.I. Mechni-
kova (for Kirkopulo); 22. Botanicheskiy sad pri Dnepropetrovskom
gosudarstvannom universitete (for Levitskaya); 23. Botanichaskiy sad
(continued on next card)

NAZLHZVBKIY, B.L.---(continued) Card 3.
Akademii nauk USSR (for Grishko, likhvar', Villchinskly); 24.
Kiyevskiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut (for Lypa); 25. Botani-
cheskly sad Chernovitskogo gosudarstvennogo universitets, (for Orekhav);
26. Botanicheekiy sad pri LIvovskom gosudaretvennom universitete "
imeni Iv. Franko (for Shcharbina); 27. Botanicheskiy sad KharIkov-
skogo gosudarstvanaogo universitsta imeni A.M. GorIkogo (for TSygan-
kova); 28. Botanicheakiy sad Zhitomirskogo sel'skokhozyaystvennogo
inatituta (for Baranovskiy); 29. Botanichaskiy sad Akademii nauk
Belorueskoy SSR (for Goorglyevskiy); 30. Inatitut biologii Akademii
nauk Belorueskoy SSR (for Stepunin); 31. Botanicheskiy sad Akademii
Litovskoy SM (for Lukaytene); 32. Botanicheskiy sad Latviyakogo go-
udarstvannogo universitets, (for Ozolin); 33. labardinakiy krayeved-
:
heskiy botanicheekiy sad (for Koo); 34. Sukhumskiy botanicheskiy
sad AkademH nauk Gruzinskoy SSR (for Vasillyev, Rukhadze); 35. Be-
tumakly botanicheskiy sad Akademii nauk Grusinokoy SSR (for Shanid2G);
36. Thilieskiy botanicheakiy sad Akademii nauk Gruzinskoy Sm (for
Nandzhavidze); 37. Sochinskly park Dendrarly (for Korkeshko); 38.
Gosudaretvennyy likitskiy botanicheskiy sad imeni V.H. Molotova (for
Sergeyev, Voloshin)l 39. Krymskiy filial Akademii nauk SSSR (for
Rybin); 40. Botanicheskiv sad Moldavskogo fillala Akademil nauk SSSR
(for Ivanova), 41. Botanicheskiy sad Botanichaskogo instituta Aka-
demii nauk Tadzhikskoy SSR (for Ryabova); 42. Botanicheskiy sad Kir-
gizokogo filials, Akademii nauk SSSR (for Gareyev); 43. Botanichaskiy
(continued on next card)

. NAZLMSKIY. S.L. ---(continued) Card 4.
sad Akademli nauk UBbekskov SSR (for Rusanov, Bochantseva); 44.
Botanicheskiy sad Akademii nauk Turkmenskoy 6M (for Blinovskiy);
45. Respublikanskiy sad Akademii nauk Kazakhekoy M (for X!yBhev,
Mushegyan).
(Botanical gardens)

@_LIKUARI. D.P. f.,Lykhvar, D.Fol
Further introduction of now plants into culti7ation in the Ukraine.
Fratsi Inst, a-robiol. AN URSR 4:5-26 154. (VIRA 11:7)
0
(Ukraine--Plant introduction)

LIMARS, D.F. (Lykhvar, D,F.1; SHMMM, O.Ye. (Sheredeko, O.IEI
Simultaneou msturation of male and female hemp plants. Pratsi
Inst. agrobiol. AN URSX 4:34-49 '54. (KM 11:7)
(Hemp)

LIKRARI, D.F. [Lykhvar, D.F.]
Development of plant Culture urICIer c@Idit-cns.
Pratsi Inst. agrobiol. AN URSR 6: 3-24 155. U: 7)
(Carpathian Mountaii&-A.-riclilture)

LIKHVARI, D.P., kandidat sellskokhozyaystvanrqkh nank.
@'@10 @
"@@Wrocrttnvation system for piedmont and mountain districts In the
Carpathians. Zemledelis 4 no.10:10-18 0 156. (MLRA 9:11)
1. Institut zemledeliya I zhivotnovodetva zapadnykh rayonov 'Ukrainy.
(Carpathian Mountain region-Agriculture)

Country : USSR m
Category: Cultivated Plants. Co=arcial. Oil-BaarinS.
'L
Susar-Bearing.
Abs Jour: RZhBIol., No 22, 1958, No 100354
Author
Inst : Khar'kov University
Title : On the Regularity of a Controlled Change in
the Vegetation Period in Annual Plants.
OrIS Pub: V. sb.: Vopr. mictodiki selektsii pshenitsy I
kukuruzy. Khar'kov, un-t, 1957, 293-303
Abstract: Results are cited of the experInents on the
acclimatization of southern bast fiber plants
in the forest-steppe region of Ukraine and
Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic.
Card 1/4

USSR/Farm :,nimls - Ironoy Bee. 0.
Abs Jour: IL-f Zhur-Diol., No 20, 1956, 92673.
IvanitsItaya
,'@uthor :..Lils4yqr -R. L.M.
Inst :"S'e-iont1he Research Inst. for i'ericulturc cnd Culti-
vation of t.,.c Westem Rayons of the Uhrainian SSE.
Title Guizotia. - ;, wev iioacy rearinu- Plant.
OriL; Pub: Inforn. byul. Nauk-dosl. in-t zenlerobstv-, i tvarirmitstva
zaIdAdn- ra-yoniv URSII, 1957, vyp. 2, 47-4un.
bstrL.ct: Guizotia (Guizotia --byssinica Cass.) has bcon own
for 7 years in tile Kiev Dotanical Garden of 'rhe :,cadcrW
of Sciences, LPhrainian Soviet Socialist Republic).
This oily-bearinG plant r2ay be used in the castem
rayons of the UI:rainimn. SSR as a r@ood honcy bearinU.
Cara I/P

I- T ff # tl /) A`@) 1) 1 F. -
USSR/Cultivated Plants - Technical Oleaceae, Sugar Plants
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., 1,1o 1, 1958, im 1673
Author D.F. Likhmar--E.V. Teplitskaya, O.E. Sheredeko
:__N@
Inst ot Given
Title On Cultivating, the Olive Milkwort CEuphorbija
Orig Pub Pratsi in-tu. agrobiol., A11 URSR, 1957, 7, 92-102
Abstract In the Kiev Botanical garden of the Academy of Sciences
Ukrainian SSR, a variety of olive tdilkwort (Luphorbia lathyris
L.) was cultivated. Planting took place in the autumn 20-30
days before the freezing of the soil. Its seeds contain
4o-50% oil, and its kernels 65-70%). The yield of seeds averages
15 centners per hectare, but can reach 30 c/h. The amount
of oil yield approaches that of the sunflower. Me oil con-
tains a great deal of oleic acid which permits it3 uce in the
textile and perfume industry. It can also be used in the
soap manilfacturing industry, but it is unfit for lubrication
and the preparation of drying oil. The nutritive properties
of the oil have not been studied as yet. The plants and seeds
are toxid which makes the commerical introduction of the
Card 1/1 Plant difficult.

LIKINAR, D.F., otv.red.; SOROKINA. I.G. [Sorokina, I.H.1, tekhn.red.
(Brief account of research work conducted during 19561 Xorotkii
zvit po nankovo-doalidnii roboti za 1956 rik. LIviv, 1958.
259 P. OCRA 13:3)
1. Kiyev. Ukrainalka okademiia sillolkohospodaralkykh nauk.
Naukovo-doalidnyi instytut zemlerobstva i tvarywtBtva zakhidnykh
raloniv.
(Kiev--Agricultural research)

PSMMICENYY., Nikon Ivanovich (Psher7chnyip NJ, 9 kand. sell skokhoz.naukj
LDMVARv D*F*q otv*xed.; GURENKO, V.A. lHurenko, V.A.], red.
(Increase the production of pulse crops] Zbillsbyty vyrobrytstvo
zernobobovykh kulltur. Kyivg 1961. 48 p. (Tovarystvo dlia
posbyremia polit-yebmykh i naukovykh mant Ukrains1koi RSR.
Ser.59 no.1). (MIRA 3.4t6)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Ukrainskoy Akademii sellskokhozyaystvenn7kh
nauk (for Likhvar).
(legumes)

LIKHVAR Daniil F%ju_ovich[IOrkhvar, D.F. 1; CHaTIMIS, Fetr Klimovich
LGhemerys., P.K.], aspirant; GURENKO, V.A.[Hurenko., V.A.],
red.; VLAZYUK, P.A., akcaderik, otv. red.: FAMICOK, O.A.,
tekhn. red.
[Companion cropping of corn with pulse for Bilagel Sumisne vy-
roshchuvannia kukurudzy z zernobobovymy na sylos. Kyiv, 1961.
45 P. (Tovarystvo dlia posbyrennia politychnykh i naukoVkh
zuan' Ukrainalkoi IM. Ser-5. no.24) NIRA 3-5:2)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Ukrainskoy akademii sel'skokbozyaystven-
nykh nauk (for Likhvar). 2. Vsesoyuznaya akademiya sel'sko-
khozyaystvennykh nauk im. V.I.Lenina, Akademiya naAzk USM. i
Ukrainskaya akademiya sel, skokhozyaystvenrykh nauk (for Vlasyuk).
(Companion crops) (Ensilage)

GORGIYEV. T.B., dotoent, saveduyushchiy; LMVARI, N.A., kandidat biologicheBkikh
nauk, direktor.
Prevention of dysentery in young children. Pediatriia no-3:34-36 K7-Je 153.
KRA 6:8)
1. Laboratorlya kiehechnykh infekteiy Dagestanskogo inatituta epidemiologii
i mikrobiologii (for Gorgiyev). 2. DeLgestanakiy institut epidemiologii i
mikrobialogii (for Likhvar'). (Dysentery)