SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LUNEVA-NAZAROVA, M.Z. - LUNEVSKIY, P.D.

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ACC NR: AP7001579 (A) SOURCE CODEt UR/04a/66/000/006/0117/0118
AUTHORS: Lunev, V. V. (Moscow); Pavlov, V. G. (Moscow)
ORG. none
TITLE: Modification of the explosion analogy for flow around slender blunt bodies
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Kekhanika zhidkosti i gaza, no. 6, 1966, 117-118
TOPIC TAGS. hypersonic flow, explosion, flow characteristics
ABSTRACT: The analogy of hyperoonic flow around blunt flat and axisymmetric bodies to
the transient motion during an explosion (H. K. Cheng and A. Pallono. Inviscid leading
edge effect in hypersonic flow. J. Aeronaut. Sci. 1956, No. 7) leads to a subctantial
error when applied directlV. This is proven by comparing the exact solution and the
explosion analogy solution for the shock wave shape and pressure distribution of flow
around a slender cylinder with a spherical nose. It is shown that this error can be
substantially reduced by including the contribution of the blunt nose section to the
radial impulse imparted to the gas by the body. This inclusion is neglected in direct
application of the analogy. To correct this condition, the center of the explonion is
placed at a distance x in front of the origin of the coordinates. This procedure is
demonstrat for a he2spherical nose for'which the distance x0 is derived as 2.4 ro*
Orig. art. has: 1 figure and 3 foQkB* 1.
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ATJ'2*iOF%-. Shullte, Yu. A. (Doctor of technical sciences); Lunev, V. V. (Engineer);
Grechanyy, A. P. (Engineer)
:ORG: None
-.:"E': Increasing resistance to cold shortness in alloy steels used for cactings
@SOURRCE: Tekhnologiya i organizatsiya proizvodstva, no. 6, 1966, 58-6o
TOPIC TAGS: alloy steel, impacL strenf,Lh, plantic strength, cast steel MW17-4ff
ABSTi-ViCT: The authors consider the effect of complex reduction on the mechanical pro-
@crties and resistance to cold shortness of alloyed ferrite-pearlite steels. The
:Grades of steel studied were 25ML with the composition (in %) 0.23-0.28 c, 0.55-0-75 1
1 1
0.2-0.3 Si, 0.024-0.634 S, 0.027-0-030 P, 0.4-0.55 Mo and 0.027-0.040 Al, and
with the composition (in %) 0.28-0-35 C, 0.52-0.66 14n, 0.23-0.27 Si, 0.032-
0.040 S, 0.33-0-38 P, 1.42-1.56 Cr, 1.30-1.50 Ni, 0.25-0-35 Mo and 0.030-0-035 Al.
'Zie effect of calcium and cerium additives on the mechanical properties and cold
shortness of these grades of steel was studied. Aluminimum. alone, aluminim combined
with silicon-calcium alloy and a combination of silicon-calcium alloy, aluminum and
ferrocerium were used as reducing agents. It was found that complex reduction in-
creases strength and ductility with a simultaneous reduction in the critical tempera-
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,Iture of embrittlement. The effect of calcium modification alone approaches that of
itriple modification by aluminum, calcium and cerium. All specimens showed a zmooth
Ireduction in impact strength from +20 to -100'C without the jump@ characteristic of
i
Isteel with pronounced cold shortness thresholds. The yield stress of 25ML steel falls
,With a temperature reduction until it reachea the value of the tensile strength at
0
-1960C. Due to the favorable effect of nickel, 30KhNML steel retains a fair amount of
,ductility even at this temperature. The experimental data show that the resistance of
!ferrite-pearlite alloy steels to cold shortness may be considerably increased with a
@concomitant improvement in the purity of the metal. Orig. art. has: 4 figures, 1
'table.
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C.,d 2/2

1UNL,V, Y.Ye.
Copper conversion in a lead smelting plant. TSvet.met.29 no.9:48-50
s v56. (M12A 9:10)
l.Usti-Kamenogerokiy kembinat.
(Uot'-Kamanogorak--Lead--Metallurgy) (Copper-Aetallurgy)

C U
AUTHOR: Lunev, V.Ye and Chuprikov, V.I. 13&2-6/22
TITLE: Fluidised Roasting Practice at the Ust'-Kamenogorsk
Combine. (Fraktika obzhiga v kipjashchemslcye na
UBtl-kamenogorskom Konfuinate)
.PERIODIM,: TsvetrWe Metally, 195?, No-2, PP. 32 - 36 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At the Ust'-Kamenogorskiy Combine, as at many other zinc
works, multiple-hearth furnaces are being replaced by fluidised
roasters. In this paper, details are given of the fluidised
practice together.with comparative data on the previous prac-
tice. The fluidised roasters have been inade by removing the
mechanisms from inside exist@ng multiple hearth furnaces, the
shell and lining being left unchanged. A general view of the
roaster and of one of the nozzles are illustrated. The process
was sensitive to operating conditions and the gas renewal
system was defective (an editorial note here refers the authors
to Giprotsvetnet designs and the latest album of fluid bed
furnaces). On the whole, however, the fluidised roasterr came
up to expectations, as shown by a tabulation of comparative
performance data. Thus, the daily productivity of the fluid-
ised roaster in tons of concentrate was 120 (that of the
1/2 multiple hear@h furnace being 45), its specific productivity
in tons per m of.volume was 0.34 (0.12) the sulphide-sulphur

i3MIRNOV, V.M.; SIMAKOV, K.M.; ABIMYEV, M.A.; KW, O.A.; LUREV, V.Ye.
Metallurgy in the Altai during the 40 years of Soviet government.
Trudy Alt. GMNII AN razakh. SSR no-7:15-218 '58.
(MIRA 12--7)
(Altai Territory-Nonferroue metals--Metallurg7)

ALIFBAYEV, A.A.; DREW, V.Ye.
Some unsolved problems in the technology of r--tallurglcal
I-L
a-t----ises of the Rudnyy Altai. TSvat. not. 37 no.11.9-14
*J-t6tr, (MIRA 18%4)

LUM P V. Ye.
Efficient cooperation between ore dressing plants and zetallurg7.
Trudy Alt. rA-9III AR YAzakh.SSR 9:16-28 160. (MPA 14:6)
1. Vostochno-Kazekhstanskiy novnarkhoz.
(Ore dreosing)
(Nonferrous metals-Metallurgy)

I @ I I
--L'UNVv, V@ktor Tevgen yevlch [de@,.ease - WDIPA, 1',V., do-ts,
-- i5 f.@j@ zen,t'.-
(Get acquainted vith copper] Pozrakrmtes' a medliu,
Moskva, Metallurgiia, 1965. 83 P. (MIRA 18zll)

LUNEV, Ye.., inzhenel,,podpolkoVnik; SOLOV'YEV, 10(1 inzhenei-podpolkovnik
Oar helper Is an explosion. Starsh.,,serzh. no.1.36--37 Ja '62-
(MIRA 15t-4.)
(De.molitionj Mlitax7)

I.- .
SIPOVIGHY S.Y-.,i.; f-TT '?, Y'U -
--.1-1-
puz;,iQr r:ars *,r, "hs Drrropf,-`.rovsk Coke and Goal Chemicals
.L J. -
Plant. Koks i Iddm. no.10:55-57 16-1. (14IRA 16:9)
(Dnepropotrov@@!:----Coklng plants-Equipment and supplies)
(-@4:Li -1 roads, Indus trial-Gars)

-LUNEVA, A., dcmokhozMka@ PLQTNMVAp A., lifter; YEGOROVAp N.;
GANTSEV, M., slesart-montazhnik; GORBUNOV, A.
In order to k* in a good mood. Zhil.-kom.khoz. 12 no.6:30-31
Je 162. (MIM 15:12)
1. ZavedqUshchaya priyemiym punktom "Aka#emgorodka" (for
Yegoroval 2. Vostoktakhmontazh (for Gantsev). 3.-Birektor bani
i prachechnoy No.3 9. Novosibirsk (for Gorbunov).
(Novosibirsk-Baths, Public)
(Novosibirsk-Laundries, PLIblic)

A o4'
WNEVA, A. S. Cand PJA ici -- (diss) -,tg*
hypophysis on certAin ljioi@llyrl-ical of
muocles." i'os, 1@,157- 1-1 20 c,-. (41*.cact ii,ed Sci USSR. Inst
al Pht@LOJAD -ical l@'rnr:,.ic,'Io-:-Y) 0 (,@oi-.j ---s.
(Y.I,, 23-5-7, 117)

LUNLiAp A.S.
State of the ILlood serum protein fractions in acute and chronic
suppurative otitis. Trudy gos. nauch.-Isal. irst. ukhap gorla
i nona no,11:2(Y7-211 159- (MIRA 15:6)
1. Iz Biokhimichaskoy laboratorii Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-
issledovatellskogo instituta ukha, gorla i nosa.
(BLOOD PROTEINS) (EAR-DMEASES)

MAWMUZH, F.F.; KOSACIMVA, A.P.; MENA, A.S.; AMIROV, R.Z.; BUREVA, V.B.;
MARKOVAP V.I.; FEDORMOV. .
'Pathogenesis of acute and chronic atitis in children. Trudy
goa. nauch.-issl. inst. ukha, gorla i nosa no.11:199-206
159. NUU 15:6)
1. Iz klinicheskogo otdeleniya detskogo vozrasta Gosudarstvennogo
nnuchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta ukha, gorla i nosa.
(EAR--DISEASES)

I-lame: K. A.
Dissertation: Clinical aspects and morphology of polyps or the cervix
uteri
Degree:
n:
ec'tlt@ g1liace:
Cand Med Sci
Erivan State Medical Inst
1955, Krivan
Source: Knizhnaya Letopis') No 51) 1956

BRUDYA, Ye.I., lmud.med.Uauk; LUNWA, K.Ke (Lunieva, K9K.1
Itiology of toxicoseptic diseases among newborn in maternity homes.
Fed., akush. i gin. 19 no.15-16 157. (MIRA 13'-1)
1. TSentraltnaya nauchno-iseledovatellskaya laboratoriya gigiyeny i
epidemiologii Ministerstva putey soobshcheniya.
(INFANTS (N M ORR)--DISEASES)

NIKITINJ, P.I.; LUNEVA, K.K.; FOMICHEVA, H.I.
Z-
Disinfection of surfaces with small doses of disinfectants
applied by means of pneumatic atomizers. Zhur.mikrobiol., epid.
i immun. 33 no.8:30-34 Ag 162. (MIRA 15slO)
1. Iz Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
zheleznodorozhnoy gigiyeny Ministerstva putey soobshcheniya.
(DISINFECTION AND DISINFECTANTS) (AEROSOLS)

/I NIKITIN, P.I.; PAKHOMOVA, V.V.; _LUIIZYA,-X.K.-,
I
Disinfection and disinfestation of bedding mede from synthetic
materials. Zh. mikrobiol. 40 no.7tl3-18 J1163 (MM 17:1)
1, Iz Vaeooyuznogo naucbno-iouledovatollukogo instituta zho-
leznodorozhnoy gigiyony Clavnogo sanitarnogo upravleniya
Ministerstva putey soobahcbeniya.

USSR / Human and Animal &rphology (Normal and Pathological). S
Nervous System. Peripheral Nervous System.
Als Jour I Ref Zhur - Biclogiya, No q, 1958, No. 4o8ii
.Aut'-.or I Wreva., L. A-&
Title : The Intratrut;cal Structure of the Sural, Superficial
Perineal, and Internal Cutaneous Nerves of the Shin
Orig Pub :Sb- tr- Kurqkiy Red. in-t, 1956, vyp 11, 80-90
Abstract :Sections of large nerves were freed of membranes on
glass arA split into individual fibers which were stained
by the method of Vorobliev. A few types of nyelinic
and amyeltnic. nerve fibers were demonstrated. Occasionally
their pathological charges were noted.
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- LUNEVA, L. A '., Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "Nerves of the ribs and the
brea-stlid-n-5.11 Kursk, 1960. 20 pp; (Ministry of Public Health RSFSR,
Voronezh State Medical Inst); 200 copies; price not given; (KL, 30-60,
140)

L 242?-4-66 EWT(m)/T GS/GW
ACC NRt AT6008851 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/000/000/0120/0130
AUTHOR: Lunev, Z. K. Romanov, A. A.
ORG. none
TITLE: Adsorption capacity of_@eolitesjat pressures fTom 1.10-3 to 1.104 I/m2 and
liquid nitrogen temperature
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Magnitnyye lovushki (Magnetic traps)..Kiev, Naukova dwnk,a, 1965,
120-130
TOPIC TAGS: zeolite, low temperature effect, gas adsorption, ion exchange, molecular
sieve
ABSTRACT: Internal diffusion is the decisive stage in the kinetics of,hydrogen, ni-
trogen and argon adsorption on granulated synthetic zeolites arranged in a thin layer
and cooled to the temperature of liquid nitrc@,en. The process of filling the adsorp-
tion space to equilibrium values at constant @oncentration takes place over a pro-
tracted period of time with low adsorption rates.. A study of the exchange of a sodiu
ion for cations of calcium and magnesium showed that MgN4A.and CaNaA zeolites give th
most conplete degree of sodium ion exchange for magnesium or calcium cations in stati,
vacuum systems. These zeolites give low,pressures for carrying out experiments in
clean conditions. By varying1he degree of sodium ion exchange for o@her cations, thi
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molecular sieve properties of the zeolites may be controlled within wide limits at
low temperatures. In view of the low adsorption rates at low temperatures, the use
of zeolites in dynamic vacuum systems is not very effective. Orig. art. has: 4
figures, 1 table.
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Slf.dkov, A.,.. , Luneva
,
TITLE: The Production of Primary Camphenyl Alcohol (Polucheni-e
vichnoGo kamfenilovof;o spirta)
PE7IODICAL: Xhimicheskal-a nauka i promyshlennost', 1958, Vol III, Nr 6,
pp 835-036 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: From technical camphene the purv substance was separated by
freezing and distillation. In reaction (1) 330 g of camphene
were transformed to 10C ,,, of n-octane. After oxidation and
hydrolysis 115 g of camphenyl alcohol were obtained with a
boiling temperature of 1260C at 25 mm. From the alcohol the
acid phthalate and n-nitrobenzoate were also produced.
There is 1 diagram and 7 references, 4 of which are Soviet,
2 German, and 1 English.
A-"*CCIj'.TIOII: Nauchno-is3ledovatellskiy institut sinteticheskikh spirtov i
oreanicheskikh produktov (scientific Research Institute of
Synthetic Alcohols and Organic Products)
SUDII..'ITTED: April 25, 1958
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111,THORS:
s:.-)v 1-9-m,--, o-rg !(,0
Sladkov, A. M., Lu;.c-%-;@ , L. K.

ITLE: Synthc-;is of Hydrat.-_- Icuhol (Po1i.1cheni.%;,c didrutropovo-;,*
spirta)
'-IERIO
DICAL
Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1950, Vol 28, IT
ir lo,
pp 2894 - 2698 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: 2-Phenyl propanol, or hydratrapalcohol, is a syntl,-etic
arom@@tic su'@stance of Great intoreot, especizally as a
basis for modern perfume compositions (Ref 1). Its
synthesis has so far not been published, -although it can
be aosumed that it i2 alro@-@@y beinJ carried out by
means of a reduction of hydratropaldehyde. Some years
ago, Zie,-,ler (TsiGler) and collaborators (Ref 6) achieved
the synthesic of tl-.e )ri::,.--,ry alcohols by me-Ins of an
oxidation of the aluminium trialkyls-followed by hydrolysis of
'

-1
t
',e reoultinC alwiiriiin alcohola-tes
@Refs 6,7). Tie
application of this reaction to the synt-.esis of t, -e
above alcohol (I) on patt.-crn 1 su3-0ested itself to the
authors, as it promised good yields and a technically
Card 113 simple o,,)er,;tion, and as basic a-methyl styrol served as an

oynthesis of Hydratropalcohol
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initial product. Zie-ler points to the possibility
of conducting the reaction at one or two development
stant@es, which 'induced the atithors to tc:3t this
possibility in their particular c--.oe. It -.-:as sho,,@;n
that in a one-st,@-e rc,-.ction t'le yield of t'-.e a'hove
alcohol was lower thut of t@.e corrospondin- dimer
of a-methyl styrol. 3esides this styrol , isopropyl
benze;;e was always foried as a by-product. it can be
assumed th-t the dinier of a,met'.ayl styrol corresponds to
the formula (!I'), and differs from the d1mer (III)
synthesized bL- Schtaiidinfpr(Sht,~-..idinj~-r)(Ref 9). in
addition to the compounds obtr-.i-.,.,,d in the reaction, a
small quantity of 2-phonyl I ne-1 cauld be detected
hel,te .
(Pattern 2). There are 13 references, 2 of which @,.re
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatells',-.iy institL;t sintetic-Ieski'kh spirtov
i oroaniches':ikh produktjov (Scientific Research Institute
Card 2/3 of Synt-'.etic Alcohols and Or.-anic Prodi-tcts)

@ynthesis of Hydratropalcohol
SUBMITTED: Auguot 12f 1957
BOV/79-28-lo-56/6o
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2o-119..6-29/56
AUTHORS: Sladkov, A. M., Markevich, V. A., Yavich, I. A., Luneva, L.K.,
Chernov, V. N.
TITLE: The Production of Some Primary Alcohols by Means of Organo-
aluminum Compounds (Polucheniye nekotorykh pervichnykh spirtov
cherez alyuminiyorganicheskiye soyedineniya)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol- 119, Nr 6, PP-1159-1161
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In connection with references in publications (Ref 1) concern-
ing the possibility mentioned in the title the authors in-
vestigated a complex of reactions which render possible the
conversion of a-olefins into primary alcohols according to
the following schemes:
1) R - CH - CH 2 + al + H 0 R - CH 2 -CH2 al (I)
2) (1) + 02 CH2 CH 2 -0 - al (II)
3) (11) + H2 0 0 BCH2CH209 + al(OH)
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The Production of Some Primary Alcohols by Means of Organ oa luminii in. Compounds
This reaction was performed by examples of 2-methylpentene-1
and 2-ethylhexene-1, which were produced by means of dimeri-
zation of propylene and n-butylene. The aluminum-trialkyls
produced of these olefins, as well as trialkyl-aluminum
synthesized by another method were oxydized into alcoholates
by means of air, which then were hydrolyzed into the cor-
responding alcohols. By means of specially performed experi-
ments with oxidation of tridecylaluminum at low temperature
it was proved that the reaction passes a stage of forming a
peroxide compound, which, according to a molecular regrouping,
apparently is transformed into aluminum alcoholate. It has
been proved that the production mentioned in the title is
relatively simple and that it is possible in sufficiently
good yields (6o - 65 %)- Hydration products of olefins always
are produced as secondary products. According to the finely
disperse iron, which is present in the active aluminum and
which plays the part of a specific oatalyzer of the type of
the skeleton metals of the eighth group of the periodic system
of elements, hydration takes place. The iron content amounted
to up to 12 - 15 %. The temperature necessary for the butenyl
Card 2/3 dimerization is by looo C higher than in the case of propylene.

2o-119-6-29156
The Production of Some Primary Alcohols by Means of Organoaluminum Compounds
Preliminary analysis-re8ults of the waste gases after the di-
merization showed that butene-2 practically does not enter
reaction. Besides the 2-ethylhexene hexene-1 always (from
butylene and triethylaluminum) and 2-methylpentene-1 forms
(from the propylene contained in the technical butylene frac-
tion). In spite of these secondary products the yield of
butene-1 dimer is very high (9o @o of that theoretically pos-
sible). Then follows an experimental part with usil al data.
There are 9 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut sinteticheakikh spirtov
i organicheskikh produktov
(Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic Alcohols and
Organic Products)
PRESENTED: December 27, 1957, by B. A. Kazanakiy, Member, Academy of
Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTED; December 24, 1957
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KORSHLK, Y.Y.; KWITGAUZ, Te.S.; SLLDKOV, A.M.; SHEINA. V.Te.; WAVA,
L.K.
Coordination chain polymers. Part 1: Preparation of polymers
of bin-( $-Aiketones) and metals. Vysokom soed. 1 no.12:
1764-1771 D '59. iMIRL 13:5)
1. Institut slementoorganicbeekikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Ketones) (organometallic compounds) (Polymers)

TSANDER, M.j LUNWA, L.K..(tranalator)
Now data on polynuclear aromatig hydrocarbons, Usp.khim, 30
no#10;1258--1271 0 161. (MIRA 14:9)
. (rqdrocarbons) (Cyclic compounds)

3/062/62/000/004/012/013
1+ B110/B101
AUTHORSs Korshak, V. V., Sladkov, A. M., and Luneva) Le K.
TITLE: Synthesis of elemental organic polymers with acetylene
bonds in their chain
PERIODICALt Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Otdeleniye khimicheskikh
nauk, no. 4, 1962t 728
TEXTs New polymers were obtained by polycondensation of halides of elementil
organic compounds, PJAeC1 2' with Na acetylenides of bis-acetylenes in polar
solvents (tetrahydrofuran, dimethyl ether, diethylene glycol, ethyl ether,
etc.). The acetylenide was obtained from finely distributed sodium or
sodium amide and bia-acetylene in the solvent. Elemental organic compounds
in the same solvent were added at room temperature, heated to 60-1000C,
filtered off, and the polymer was separated from the filtrate. Thusp the
acetylenide was obtained from p-di-ethinyl benzene and sodium. After the
addi-tior of dimethyll dichloro silane, the substance was boiled for 7 hret
cooled, and diluted with water. A light-yellow polymer not melting at
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Synthesis of elemental organic ... B110/B101
3000C and slightly darkening at 240 0 C (C 66-45, H - 7-74, Si - 20.92@)
precipitated. The infrared spectra showed C @-C (2250 om- 1) and Si-CH
3
stretching vibrations (1250 cm- 1). The range of elastic deformation was
thermodynamically determined at 150-3000C. Similarly, an acetylenide wa's
obtained from phenyl acetylene and sodium. Addition of dimethyl dichloro
silane at room temperature and subsequent boiling for 4 hrs yielded
di-p-phenyl ethinyl dimethyl silane (b. p. 180-1850C at 4 mm Hg)- In an
analogous manner, polymers can also be obtained from other compounds of
elements of Group IV. The resulting monomers Were used for producing
polymers and copolymers.
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut elementoorganicheakikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk
SSSR (Institute of Elemental Organic Compounds of the
Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTEDt December 25, 1961

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4P
5/020/62/i44/004/019/024
B101/B138
AUTHORS: @Wllnikov, V. S., Sladkov, A. M., Kudryavtoev, Yu. P.1
Luneva, L. K., Kor3hak, V. V., Corresponding Member AS USSR,
'and''Ni'Off'in, A. N., Academician
TITLE; t Photo-seiniconductor properties of acetylene polymers
P,,RIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 144, no. 4, 1962, 840 - 843
TF.XT: Data for %he polyacetylenes I - VIII are reported from the labora-
tory directed by A. 11. Terenin where research on photosensitive polymers
has long been proceedine. The compounds were synthesized in the laboratory
directed by V. V. Korshak. II and III were very photosensitive in
C_ _r-C__C,1t&W C'II'-C1WC CMC-< @/4.C--coN (III)
C_ -C
-C-C C=c (IV)
C@c M
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S/020/62/144/004/019/024
Photo-semiconductor properties... B101/B136
ICWC1 M ,,/jCycs*ct,=r wctc (Vill,
C -C-Qlc
C if,
N
f
C MC- - fMr A 11 ciWit-rmr- CMr.
(Vill)
All,
modulated light (10 mv/mw at 300 cps). IV, V and VI were less photo-
sensitive; VII and VIII showed no photo-emf. In I - IV the conductivity
was of p type, in V and VI it was of n type. I and II were examined more
closely. Results3 (1) The spectral distribution of photo-emf showed a
reduction in this effect at 200 4 600 m/.Lwith a narrow selective peak of
exciton type at I - 480 m,;.t.in the case of I and a wide peak in this range
for 11. (2) Preliminary illumination of II for 2 hr in ultraviolet light
from an (@bg_120 (SVD-120) mercury lamp increased its photo-emf by one order
of magnitude. The long-wave threshold of activation is at 366 m)kand the
405 vy-line is inactive. (3) Preliminary illumination is more effective
in varuo than in air. The photo-emf of I increases during the first.
Cara 2.13

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Photo-semiconductor properties ... B101/B138
3 - 5 inin lightint,7, th(!n slowly decreaseq, but after approx. 1 hr regains
it,; initin] value. After I - 2 fir storagu in the dark this process is
repeatable. (4) If TJ is acti,,ntod by UV UL-ht in vacuo the admission of
air immedititely reducez ito photo-vmf to 112 - 1/5. Thio effect is also
j
repeatab le .These results are explained by the UV light ionizing the con-
JuGated molecules ao that positively charg-ed local centers are formed
which act as electron traps. The photoelectron is retained in the polymer J
structure according to Z. C. Lim, G. 7i. Swenson (J. Chem. Phys., 36, no. 1,
118 (1962,). The absorption of light permits the origination o,f an exciton
which migrates between the molecules and disintegrates on a defect pro-
duced by the UV light to form a mobile hole and an electron trapped by the
defect, Accordingly it should be possible to synthesize photosensitive
polymers. There are 3 figures.
SUBMITTED: April 20, 1962
Card 3/3

NORSHAK, V. V.; SLADKOV, A. M.; LUNEVA, L. K.
Elementoorganic polymers. Izv. AN SSSR Otd khim. na k no.12:
2251-2253 D 162. ?MIRA 16:al@
1. Inotitut elementoorganichookikh soyedineniy AN SSSR,
N3,vmers) (Organometallic compounds)

KORSHAY, V.V.; SLADKOV, A.M.; LUNEVA, L.K.; GIRSHY.rICH, A.S.
Synthesis and study of allylfiydroxytitanocene-con'Llaining polymers.
Vysokom.soed. 5 no.9:1284-1287 S 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy A14 SSSR.

L 19444-63 0F(c)/EWF(j)/EWT(m)/BDS ASD/ESD-3 PC-4/Pr-4- MAY
ACCESSION NR: AP3006747 S / 0 19 0 / 6 3/ 005 / 009 /128 B@XW2Y1
C,
AUTHOR: ko.;@qjiaz@ V. V. @ladkov, A. M. Luneva, L. K.
Bulgakova, 1. A.i
TITLE: Study in@. the field of qg _R S. 16. Synthesis-
_q.rdinq.tiqp olymer
of poly!lara bise'd on orthotitanates and bis-(Bota-dikatoi-kas)'I
SOURCE: Vy*sokomolekulyarny*ye soyedineniya', v. 5, no. 9,'1963,'
1288-1291
TOPIC TAGS: polymers', coordination.polymers, soluble@ coordination,
polymers, soluble coordination polymer synthesis, synthesis,
i acecoacatic acid. 2.21-terephchaloyldi-. ethyl ester, copper
acetate, acetic acid. copper salt, copper,. _nickel, cobalt,
nesium, marcury,.1.3-butanedione. 1-phenyldi-, 2-propanedione.
l-terephthaloyldi-%; 4 114TiO4. alkyl ester, H4T'04- @etraethyl ester,,
2.4-pentanedionq `1.3-bucanedione.-l-phanyl-, complex, H TiO
4 4*
tetraiiitert-buty@ ester, hydrolysis, coordination polymer property, t
property
Ccrd 1/4,

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ABSTRACT: Soluble coordination polymers have been prepared by the
following methods, 1) Use of.addenda with polar substituents.
Hc.-.ting of a 5% alcohol solution of ethyl 2,21-terephthaloyldi-
acatoacetate with an excess of a saturated alcohol solution of
copper acetate yielded a coordination polymer Ln the form of a
green precipitate. The polymer withstands heating to 200C, is
readily soluble in diethylformamide, and is' slightly soluble in
alc0ol, benzene, and acetic acid. Similar prdducts were pro-
pared using Ni, Co, Mg, and 11g. 2) Synthesis of complexes of
diketpnes with metals having the coordination number 6. Heating
of terephthaloyldincetone with tetraethyl or tetra-tert-butyl
orthotitanate in dry xylane, with stripping off of the theoretical
amount of alcohol-, yielded products fully soluble in xylene and
having the general formula (as confirmed by elemental tnalysis),
OR C11, C11,
O-@
@.o OR
I-V
CIL ILI, +211011
dil'1@0 -'C - C6114,74C-0 Oil

L 19444-63
ACCZ-SSION NR,: AP3006747
By addition of petroleum ether, these products can be precipitated:.-.
from xylene solution as a yellow fine crystalline substance partly,
soluble in benzene and dimethylformamide. The molecular weight oC
the product prepared with-tert-butyl ticariate was determined by
t1id cryoscopic method to be 800, corresponding to that of the dimer@.
3) Synthesis of acetyla *catonate or benzoylacatonate complexes with'
tetra-tert-butyl titanate-and their hydrolysis with the theoreti-
cal amount-of water:
ilac Gil, Cl 1, C11, J13C Clls@ Gil,
C CIL Y CIL CIL
0 0
\4
R 0 -7r, -oil -\Ti/-O-Ti-
0 0 0 0 0
CIL r CIL C Gil * C
C llac/\C/\ 11, 113CS
1 CBS. Clis 11, C @11 /,\Glis
1
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ACCESSION N-R: AP3006747
The acetylacetonare complex yielded A polymer with molecular
weight 12,000 which malts at about 120C and is hydrolyzed in air
to form a brittle insoluble product. Thetbenzoylacatonate con-
plex yielded a polymer with molecular weight 900 which is soluble
in nethyl alcohol, benzene, acetone, and dimethylformamide. Orig.,
art. has: 4 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: In sk'i t*u:t'-'.@'Q lemon too rg an L cho skikh soyedineniy AN SSSR
(Institute of,Or'g noe,I,@m:ental Compounds, AN SSAR)
SUB211ITTED: .23Dec6l DATE.ACQ:.-.30Sep63 ENCL: 00.
SUB CODE: CH NO REF SdV: 003 OTHER: 000
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KORSHAK, V.V.; SRADKOV, A.M.; LVI"A, L.K.; BULGAKOVA, !.A.
Coodination polymers. Part 16: -Synthesis of 1case-d -,n.
orthotitanates and bis-( @--diketones). VYSO@om Botd. 5 na.9-
1288-1291 S 163. (111RA 17;1)
1. 1natitut elomentoorganicheakikh noyedifienly Ali,

I.L 37118-65 M(c)
Pt-10 M(e) MOW/h
;"ACCESSION KRf'_'APSOO9369.- 0
Ti olto4-21/0431
_-L-u-nowsL
i@.-AUWOR 0-94-Sla-dkove-4. Hot @@Kqrilhakt
-!.TZTLZ't [e-mail] propertLes of hateroargami* Polymers'
L a, and' gfin:jlif. th ,backbone'
gikvman u
3#7 1965,;
FTOPZC TA(;,$*,
P* ymkV*
-gated' po@.Y@k li L, I
_q-ton u sted at mari
have @ao repered which colt tiin (toubl a Udnds a ternat ng w
ons, in the 'b'ackbau*v@,.Thw c@@i4uudutlistmd in Toble t'of thl
r*xLds cataty
-in t x iprassum pVchu, r.. ACL4., *X@ bentelyl pa
1- 1. .
or wLthoit ca @Olwiitfta ISE 'the po yu4sre art
ts Isto-, Or
i'@ Gw' ti in Tabl*6 and I. of." thillndla#ulcldb@, *This thermal stabL fty.,
t
j7

L --3028144 - _BT(m)/_)WP(.J)/T RM
AM. NKs AP9 9159 SOURCE CODE: UR/0079/66/036/003/0553/0556
AUTHOR: Sladkov, A. M.; Luneva, L. X.
ORG: Institute of Organometallic Compounds, Academy of Sciences SSSR (Institut ele-
mentoorganicheskikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Synthesis and properties of bis-ethynyl and bis-propargyl compounds of sili-
con, gerinanium, and tin
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, v. 36, no. 3, 1966, 553-556
TOPIC TAGS: organosilicon compound, organotin compound, organogermanium compound,
IR spectrum describes '1'0 . /@'
ABSTRACT: The article svnthesis of the following compounds which have not
been previously reported: dimethyldiphenylethynylsilane ethyltriphenylethynylgermane,4
diphenyldiethynylsilane, methylphenyldiethynylsilane, p-~nhylenebis(dimethyleth-y-n-y-17
disilane, ethylphenyldiethynylgemane, and diphenyldiethynylgermane. The compounds
were synthesized by reacting monoethynylmagnesium bromide with dihalo derivaties of
the corresponding organometallic compounds. The following propargyl derivatives were
prepared: dimethyldipropargylsilane, p-phenylenL!~iS(dimethylpropargyl)disilane, di-
ethy Idiprop argy lge mane, diphenyldipropargylsilane, diphenyldipropargylgermane, and
dimethy1dipropargy1stannane. They were synthesized by reacting propargy1magnesiu-n
Card 1/2 1 UDC: 547.35

T. - QQRI M
ACC NRi AP6009159 6
bromide with dihalo derivatives of organometallic compounds. IR spectra of all the
compounds are interpreted. Orig. art. has: 1 figure, 2 tables.
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: O8Jul64/ ORIG REF: 005/ OTH REF: 007
Card 2/2 -@OC-

EWT(t&&P(J)@T RH
APS026581 SOURCE CODE: UR/0076/65/039/011/2695/2700
AUTHOR: Gorshkova, G. K.; Chubarova, M. Sladkov, A, 1q.: Luneva
L_#.K.j @asatochkTns V, I.
ORG: Moscow Institute of Mineral ruels (Hoskovskiy institut goryuchikh
iskopayeuykh)- 71440
TITLEt Spectra of e-lemental-organic monomers and polXmers containing
doubie and triple bonds
SOURCE: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v. 39, no. 11* 19650 2695-2700
TOPIC TAGSt IR spectrum, UV spectrum, polymer, organosilicon compound, organotin
compound, organogermanium compound, organomercury compound, organic phosphorus com-
pound
ABSTRACTz IR and UV spectra were studied for monomeric silicon, ger-
manium, mercury and,phosphorus organic compounds and the IR spectra of
related polymeric silicon, germanium and tin organic compounds with C=C
and CBC bonds, The IR spectra were taken using an IKS-14 spectrophoto-
meter in the 4000-400 cm-1 region on specimens in the form of pellets
,with KBr. The spectra of the three monomers containing phenylethynyl
groups displayed CSC valence vibration band. The position and the in-
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ACC NR1 APS028581
tensity of this band war. somewhat de endent on the element: dimethv -
di-(Phenylethyny I).ailanelat 2159 cm -? was very intense; ethyltri(.p-hgnX
ethynXl)Z!!rmau -9 um'3at 7160 cm I was less intense and di(2hanylethynyl)
mercurylat 213-c -1 was of medium intensity. In YiT-p-henyldiethynyl si-
I-ane, tHe CSC bond occurs in the 2030-2040 cm region. This shows the
effect of the benzene substituent on the position of the CEC bond. In
the former three compounds the shift of the band toward the higher fre-
.quency region is caused by the shift of electrons from the nucleus to
the CM bond and thus strengthening of the bond, Ultraviolet spectra
were measured on an sr-4 instrument using cyclohexane as the solvent.
An attempt is made to find the relationship between the position and th
intensity of the principal maxima on the molecular structure and the
nature of the element* Orig. :@',rt. has: 3 figures, 1 table.
SUB CODEt 07920/ SUBM DATE: 22Jul62/ ORIG REF: 002/ OTH RErt ooo
2/2

URUSOV, S.M.; LUNEVA, M.G.: ZNAMERSKIY, A.A., redaktor, OSTRIROT, N.S.,
t ekhnich,;iRj "ie'dikto"r.
(Collection of geometry problems for trade, mining and railroad
schools] Obornik zadach po geometrii; dlia romealenVkh, gorno-
promyshlennykh i zhelezrodorozhuykh uchl.lishch. Izd.2-oe, perere
i dop.,oakwa, Vaes.uchabno-peangog. iza-vo Trudrezervizdat, 1955.
157 P. (MLRA 9:4)
(Geometry--Problems, exercises, etc.)

LUH&VA I
LrA now type of tortatol lovele forms pomidore. Moak-va, Gos.
lzd-vo salkhoz lit-ry, 1957- (MIRA 101:11)
(Tomatoes-Varietios)

LUNEVA, Mariya, tkachikha
The price of the night shift. Soy. profsoiuzy 18 no.7:6-8
Ap 162. OffRA 15:11)
1. Glukhovskiy khlopchato'Dmazhnyy kombinat imeni V.I.Lenina.
(Glukhovo-Cotton manufacture)

LUNEVA, M.Z.
. @ '.
"Ostankinakil 121"p a new variety of tomatoon. Biul. Glav. bot.
eada no-54:28-31 164. (,MIRA 17-11)
1. Glavnyy botanich6skiy sad AN SSSR.

I 1 11 @ --,i - - 1-Y
LYUB',@,K)VA , V.F. kanci. sel'sko'choz. nailk; MAKIIA.1,1*1" % 1.
Y !.P-' zin . bio --". nauk;
11111fEEITAY M.Z., kand. biolog. nauk
--- ------- I. - 1. 1 -
Symposium on remote hybridization of plants held in Bulgaria, Vent.
AN SSSR 35 no.2:93 F Io5. (MIRA 18:3)

,17
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ACC NRI AT6022666 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000166/000/00010210/0217
O@
AUTHOR: Gusev, M. Luneva, 0. 1.
ORG: none
TITLE:
Piezoelectric pressure transducer D
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Ener2eticheskiy institut. Issledovaniya po fizicheskoy gazodinamik,.z
(Studies of physical gas dynamics). Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1966, 210-217
TOPIC TAGS: shock tube, shock wave, pressure measurement, reflected shock wavl@,
'ABSTRACT: The design, development, calibration.,and performance of a piezoelectric
pressure transducer for aerodynamic pressure measurement 'fin shock tubes Is described
in detail. The sensitive element (diameter-4mm; length-2mm), made of _TLj5-_1jPceramic
is said to be more sensitive than that made of barium titanate-ceramic.15 e wave
guide is made of L-59 brass which has an acoustic resistance close to that of ceramic
of the sensitive element. A schematic view of the transducer is given. The resolving
time of the transducer is between 0.2 and 0.4 x 10-6 sec. The calibration was carried
out in argon in a shock tube with incident shock wave Mach numbers up to 9. The
pressure behind the incident,shock wave was calculated by the equations of conserva-
tion of momentum, mass, and energy of the shock wave. A typical calibration curve
and typical oscilloscope records of the pressure behind the incident'and reflected
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4no (A AFETR~AEDG(b)/AbD(a-)/S6D/.ASD(f) 2/1 D(p)_3/AFe1L/BSD/AEDC(a)/
SSD(b) 11M.
S/0000/64/000/000/0127/0137
ACCESSION UR AT40%8016@
AUTHOR: .1onov, V. P.; Hikolayev,.G. N.; Gusev, M. V.; Luneva, 0. 1.
TITLE: 'Investigation of shock-tube flows using the Tepler method and high-speed
photography,
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Energeticheakiv institut. Fizicheskaya gazodinamika I svoyst-
va gazov pri vy*sokikh temperaturakh (Physical gas dynamics,and properties of
gases at high temperatures). ffoscotr, Izd-vo Mauka, 1964, 127-1':7
TOPIC TAGS: shock tube,-shock wave, shock!wave roflection, supersonic flow,
shock tube flow
ABSTRAM An experimental study of shock-tube flows using the Tepler method and
high-speed photography is presented. Detailed descriptions of the optical ap-
'_---paratus -shock-tube, and--the-experimental ogra hic
-_p_rqcedur_e_ are given. The phot p
ack un -reflections
records used to Illustrate the various flow patterns and sh ave
in the range from Hach 6.7 to 7.2 are presente& and discussed. The method is
applied to the study of shock wave reflections from a wall with a alit and also,
to supersonic flow around obstacles of various shapes In oxygen and nitrogen.
Lcord__ 1/2-

LUNEVA, 0.1.
Geology, of the Imandra-Varouga formation in the Khibinv Ywmtain
region. Izv.Kar. i Koll.fil.AN SSSR no-3:15-22 ' 58.
(MIRA 11:12)
1. Geola i heakI7 Inatitut Kollskogo filiala AN SSSR.
@Nibiny Mountains--Geology, Stratigraphic)

AUTHORS: Sidorenko, A. V,, Corre3ponding Rember Ali' USSR 2().1.46/58
Luneva, 0. 1.
TITLE: On the Sedimentary Textures in the Metamorphic Strata of the
Kola Peninsula (0 sloistykh teksturakh v mt;tamorficheskikh tol-
shchal-li Kol'skogo poluostrova).
PERIODICAL: Doklady All SSSR, 1956, Vol. 118, Nr 1, pp. 164-166 (JSSR)
ABSTRACT: The sedimentary-metamorphic rocks occupy a guiding position in the
Precambrian of this peninsula; they constitute 52 to 75'. It is
possible to reconstruct the stage of sedimentation of the deve-
lopment of these rocks together with the division of metamorphic
suites by the study of their combinations (paragenesis), the
primary-sedimentary structures and textures arid the original
composition. The facial and paleogeographical environment may
also be determined in this connection. Everywhere where para-
rocks are developed the structurv of layers caused by the initial
rocks is conserved. Ripple marks, oblique structure of layers
and rhythins of sedimentation may be determined in the quartzi-
tes of the Imandra-Varzuga suite in the district of the Purnach
lake (Monche peninsula). These quartzites together with their
cement are described in detail. In spite of a considerable re-
Card 1/3 gional metamorphisin which converted them to quartzites, sand-

On the Sedimentary Textures in the Metamorphic Strata of the 20-1-46/58
Kola Peninsula.
stones and aleurolits well preserved their original textural
peculiarities: a fine, parallel structure of layers, oblique
layers, angular unconformity between the laye*rs, ripple marks.
The fine layers are due to 3 causes: 1) the difference of mi-
neralogical composition which manifests itself in an alteration
of layers of quartz-'Lsandstones and finest admixtures*of clayey
substance (chlorite, mica minerals) and is emphasized by dif-
ferences in color; 2) a different iaine-ralogical.ceirient-composi-
tion of every layer; 3) different gfan@lopietric composition of
individuhl small layers, finally by the alternation of small
layers of finely and medium-rained sandstone.The oblique layers
are characteristic of the entire parcel of these quartzites. Two
types of stratified structure show theiiselves: 1) Individual
series of oblique layers are either Inc*luded between parallel
series of layers or only separated by thin interruptions which
often bear ripple i.,jarks,(figure 1). 2) The individual series con-
sist of a divereent fan-shaped oroup of strata (figure 2). Type
is supposed to belong to the delta region, t '.,pe 2) to the coa-
stai region. Signs of lar4alide of the sediment under water we-
re met1with in individual'as well horizontal as oblique series
(figure 3). Under these series and on the@a non-dislocated hori-
zontal or oblique series of layers are deposited. The study of
Card 2/3 the textural peculiarities of quartzites shows that the sediment-

On the Sedimentary Textures in the Metamorphic Strata of the
Kola Peninsula.
ation of quartzite-forming deposits took place in the coastal
region of the water, namely in the region of those parts of the
rivers near the mouth and of the flows near the ground. The
clastic material was brought from the north and northeqst where
probably mainland was. When the water became shallow for short
periods of time, an interruption of sedimentation and a wash-
ing-out of the already deposited sediments took place. The above-
given examples show that a wider use of the litholo@;ical msAhuds
of investigation in the study of metamorphic rocks is possible.
There are 3 figurds.
ASSOCIATION: Kola Branch imeni S.M.Kirov All USSR (Kol'skiy filial im. S. 1.1.
Kirova Akademii nauk SSSR).
SUBMITTED: Hay 3, 1957
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
Card 3/3

SIDORENKO, Alel-mandr Yesillyevich; LUMA, 011ga Ivanovna; TOCHMIN,
H.S., prof., otv.red.; BUSORMXI@-N.I., redAzd-va; ARONS, R.A.,
tekhn.red.
[Litholog,ic study of metamorphle formtIons) K voprosu c lito-
lcgichesk6m isuchanii metamorfichesklkh tolshch. Moakwa, Izd-vo
Ak;ad.nauk SSSR, 1961. 196 (MIn 14;
(Petrology)

KUDRYAVTSLFV, Ye. V.; CHAKALEV, K. N.; LUNEVA, 0. 1-
Standards for beat flow measurement. Teplo- i massopi@r. 1.1
140-345 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Fnergeticheakiy inatitut im. G. M. Krzhizhanovskogo.
(Calorimetry)

LUtTE'VAP. 0.1.
Pre.-Cambrian conglomerates of the Kola Peninsula. Dokl. AN
SSSR 152.no.4.953-955 0 163. (HIRA 16M)
1. GeologicheBkly J.wit-itut L-N Predstavleno akadernikom
D.I. Shcherbakov,,,-m..

LUNEVA., 0.11. j
Composition and sources of the clastic materials of conglomerates
from Pre-Cambrian metamorphic layers of the Kola Peninsula. Sov.geol.
6 no.12:68-88 D 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Geologicheskiy institut AN SSSR.

LUUVA, O.K.
Kosquito control in pioneer camps. Had. parn . i paraze bole
no.2:158-161 Ap-Je 154. (MLRA 7:8)
1. Iz otdola bor'by R malyariyey i golimintosami dorozhnoy sent-
tarno-opidemiologichaskoy stantall Mookovsko-Kursko-Donbasokoy
zheleznoy dor'ogi (nachallnik stantaii A.S.Shatilova)
(MOSQUITCAS'
*control in labor camps in Russia)
(INDUSTRT AND OGOUPATIONS,
*labor camps, protection from mosquitoes in Russia)

BRUPEZIMOV, I.A.# otv. red., DIKUSAA, I.G., red.; ZASIAVSKIY, M.N.j
red.; LUMAI R.I.,.red.; URSUI A#F#p red*; KHARITONINAY A.A.,
red.; FDM, ) S.A., tekhn. red*
[Transactions of1he Dolmchaev Conference) commemorating the 60th
anniversary of the publication of V.V.Dokuchaev's work "Problems
of the soils of Bessarabia."] Trudy Dokuchaevskoy konferenteii
posviashchennoi 60-letiiu vykhoda v svet raboty V.V.Dokuchaeva
"K voprosu o pochvakh Bessarabii," 1960. Kishinev, Izd-vo
"Shtiintsa, 1961. 222 p. (IURA 15:7)
1. Dokuchayevskaya konferentsiya) posvyashchennaya 60-letiyu:vy-
khoda v svet raboty V.V.Dokuchayeva "K voprosu o pochvalch Bessa-
rabiitl,1960. 2. PochvenMy institut imeni N.A.Dino , Moldaviya
(for Krupenikov, Zaslavskiy, Luneva, Ursu).
(Moldavia--Soi.1s)

POROZOV, V.K., inzhener; UWNVA, S.S., inzhener.
Lupine and its role in city lundscaping. Gor.khoz. Moak. 27 no-5:27-30 MY
'53. (HIXA 6:6)
(Iupine) (I.,Lndscape gardenJIng)

-t -
.. -
':Deter-.-Lination of the Concentration fo Hydro.gen Tons in Lubricatin@g Greases
1.
by the Potentiometric llethod", p 126, in the Aonograph "Invest igat ion and Use of
Petroleum Productsil . edited by N. G. `-uchkov, Gostoptekhizdat, '-@oscow-Leningrad,
1950.

- -
KLOGHILO, K.A.; LUNEVA, V.S.
Chemical and electrochemical dissolying of palladium in solutions
of certain acids and salts. Izv.Sekt.plat.i blag.met. no.27:239-244
152. (MLRA 7:5)
(Palladium) (Solubility)

4 V
Study and Use of Petroleum Products,
Mosc%WJk GOQtOPtGkh1zdat, .1957., 213pp.
Luneva, V.S., and Kovalev, V.A. Quick Method for Determining
-ih-eProtective capacity of Concistent Lubricants 219
This article outlines methods for and gives results of
evaluating the protective effectiveness of lubricants against
corrosion in both liquid and gaseous media. Petrolatum, gun
lubricant and commercial vaseline were the more resistant
to gaseous corrosion, while corrosion was best controlled in
liquid media according to GOST 5757-51, which is based on
measuring the width of the protective coating of oil deposited
on metal surfaces at-various temperatures, and several other
factors. There are 4 figures, 7 tables and 14 Soviet references.
AVAILABLE: Library of CorAgress
Thin collection of articles gives results of scientific res. work of
".d4*KVsesoyuznyy naucbno-issledovatellskiy Inst. po pererabotke nefti i gaza i
polucheniyu iskusetyannogo zhidkogo topliva (AU Sci For, Inat for Processing of
petroleum and Gee for tba Prduction of Synthetic Liquid Fuel)

KAULINA, M. M. , an(A LUINOVA, V. 5.
"Evaluation of the Viscocity Proporties of Ccnaigtent Lubricants at L'--'v
Temperatures by Using Rotory and Capillary Viscometers." ppl9q.
in book Study and Use of Petroleum Products, Vloscow, Gosteptelchizdat, 1957, 213 Im.
This collection of articlea gives the results of the sci. res. work of thu AU Sci.
Res. Inst. for;the Processing of Petroleum and Gas for the Production of Synthetic
Liouid Fuel.

L L,.4/- C', ;-"
j
KAULIMA, M.M.; LUNEVA, V.S.
Ivaluating viscous properties of greases at low temperatures by
the rotary and capillary motors. Trudy YNII IP no.6:199-205 157.
(MIRA 10:10)
(Viscosity) (Lubrication and lubricants)

LUMA, V.S.; KOVALIV, V.A.
Rapid method for determining protective properties of greases.
rrudy VNII NP no.6-.219-232 '57. (MIRA 10:10)
(JAubrlcation and lubricants) (Corrosion and antleorrosives)

WNW,,A, V.S.; ALBSUCHKINA, N.V.,- ANDUMA, A.Y.
%antitative evaluation of the protective capacity of greases by
means of the polarographic T4othod. Trudy VHII NP no.7:449-459
158. (MIRA 12:10)
(Lubrication and lubricants-Testing)
(corrosion and anticorrosives) (Polarography)

LUNEVA, V.S.; HIKOLAYEVA, I.N.
Potentiometria method of 4atmrmininp, the free acid and alkali
content of lubricating gmasea. Trudy VNII NP no-7:1#59-469
158. (AIRA. 12.- 10)
(Lubrication and lubricants) (Potentiotmetric analysis)

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E19VE184
AUTHORS: Kuznetsov,, A,A., and Luneva., V,S.
TITLE: Quantitative Determination of the Anti-corrosive
Properties of Greases by the Radioactive Indicator
Method
PERIODICAL; Rhimiya 1. tekhnolngiva topliv i masel, 1960, No. 9@
pp, 61-611-
TEXT. Existing standard methods o.f asses-sing the protective
properties of greases and their corrosive effects are qualitative
and. as quantitative results were required it was decided to use
the radioactive indicator method, The test pieces were discs of
area 21.3 cm.@. containing the isotope Fa59, The metal surfaces
were @leaned with particular care, The protection te5ts were made
at relative humidity of 98-100% at various temperatures: the tesr,
results are plotted and are given in Table 1. It is seen that
Increasing the test temperature Increases the rate of metal.
transfer' with both hydrocarbon and soap greases. The repeatability
of metal content determinations in the lubricants in assessing the
protecti-7e properties iies In the range 4-16%. Under isothermal
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B19VE184
Quantitative Determination of the Anti-COTTOSIV6 Propertles of
GT@eases by the Radloactive Indicator Method
conditions the xelative humidity plays a I@T'OMinent role and
C:or.ro3i.on is very slight-, at 1-:1w rel@cuv,, humidity. The radioactive
traceT and polarographJc methods of assessing metal transfer were
--,ompared5 the results were in general agreement but as will be
seen from the data given in Table 2, the radioactive determinations
are the more accurate. Moreover, the radloactive method permits
recording of the initial kinetics of the corros-Lon process in a,
time not only less than a day 'but. even less than an hour. The tAme
required for a radioactive determination is less than that of
polarographi(.; determination by a factor of 3 or lt'@ PreliminarY
results of tests of the corrosive effects of various greases by th!B
radioactive method .-en ir, Table 3*t there was no tTansfuz of
metal to the, liihrlcantsl in per.-I'od3 up to 24. our!@, b-..xt t-ransfer was
ob,served at 4-8 hours and above, The greasasNkare readily compaTed
with one another. There are 1 f1gure, 3 tables and 10 referencer-;g
(So,,rie4-, but one probably translated from English).
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properties of impurlt.ie.,, ;5n.-! NsftFj-,-cr. i nc-ftekhirr.
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Concerning the methods for evaluating the acid-base properties
of lubricants with additives, Khim. i tekh. topl. i masel 9
no.12t56-61 D 164. (MIRA 1W)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledavateliskiy institut. po pererabotke
nefti i gaza i poluchaniyu iskusstve=ogo zhidkogo, topliva.

LUNIVA, Z.36 Inshener.
The ordinar7 lilac and its use in landscape gardening. Gor.khoz.gosk.
27 no,7:17-I8 Jl 153. (MLRA 6:7)
(Moscow--Landscape gardening) (Landccape eardening--Xoscow)
(Lilacs)

LUIMVA,Z.S.. inzhener-dandrolog
Shaping the tops of young trees in museries. Gor.khoz.Mosk.29
no.9:20-29 S 155. (K[aA 8:12)
(Trees)

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IUUVA, Z.S., kand. sel'skoIdiozyaystvennykh nauk.
Usirg decorative shrubs in city landscaping. Gbr. khos, Moak. 3z
no.2:24-26 7 158. (Moscow--landscape gardening) (Km ll.-l) I

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KMHW't H.P.#/arkhftektor-, IMVA, Z.S.. Inzhener zelenogo stroitalletva.
Gardens and parks in Rumania. Gor. khoz. Kook. 32 no.3:38-40 Mr 158.
(Rumania-landscare architecture) (MIRA 11:3)
(Ramania-Iandocape gardening)

VINOGRADOV, K.A.; ZE?fLYANITSKIY, L.T.; NOVOZHILOVA, V.A.[deceased];
LUNEU,_@ VAKULENKO, V.V.S GALAKTIONOV, I.I.;
ALEKSEYENKO, L.V.; KERONOVA, M.D., red.; KHENOKH, F.M.,
takhn. red.
(Care of urban plantings] Ukhod za gorodskimi nasazhdeni-
iami. Moskva, Izd-vo Kommun. khmRSFSR, 1963. 89 p.
(MIRA 16:7)
1. Akademiya kommunallnogo, khozvaystya.
(Landscape gardening)

MINA, Z,S.., kand. -el^khljz. nauk@ SUDAKOVA,Ye.A., ml. nauchn.
-66t@*@ POFOV, V,A., ,;t. naunhn,
[Grow-I'Lng ornanen'tal tree and shrub saadings; for town
landscaping in the -entral zone of the Duropean Part of
the R.S.F.S.A.] Vyr9,2-hohivanie sazhantsev dekorati-vnykh
derevIev I kustarnikov:, dlia, ozeleneniia gorodov srednei
pal-@sy Evropelskol chasti RSM. Eosk-va, Stroiizdat.,
1965. 170 p. (MA 18:8)
1. Saktor ozelenenlya gor,)dcv Akaderdl korzmnallnogo
kh,),iyayst-va J.m. K,D.PnmfJIova (for Luneva, Sudakova).

AUTHOR: Luneva, Z.S. 129-4-14/17
TITLE: Heat treatment in a steam atmosphere (Termicheskaya
obrabotka v atmoBfere para)
PM-IODICAL: I'Metallovedenie i Obrabotka Metallov" (Metallurgy and
Metal Treatment) 1957, o. 4, pp. 54 - 56 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: Combined abstract of a number of papers relating to
the method developed in America of heat treating compon-
ents and tools in an atmosphere containing hot steam.
There are ? references, 2 of which are Slavic, but
relating to non-Slavic work.
AVAILABIS;
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129-1-5/14
AUTHORS: Garashchenko, A.P., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Gulyaev, A.P., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor,
and Luneva, Z.S., Engineer.
TITLE: Molten Metals and Alloys as a Medium for Heating Steel
Components during Heat Treatment (Rasplavlennyye metally
i splavy kak sreda dlya nagreva stallnykh izdeliy pri
termicheekoy obrabotke)
PKRIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i Obrabotka Metallov, 1958, Ho.1,
pp. 21 - 26 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: Local heating is usually effected in lead baths. In view
of the danger to the operating personnel and also the scarcity
of lead, attempts are being made to substitute this material
by others. As a result of the experiments, it was established
that aluminium alloys containing 8 to 1201o Si can be used for
heating steel components to be tempwed and that aluminium
alloys containing 6 - 10516 Si and 5 - Vo Fe can be used for
heating steel components to be hardened. As regards speed of
heating, the here mentioned alloys are equivalent to molten
lead. Measures were developed for protecting the crucibles,
the thermocouple casing and the components against erosion
and also against increased loss of the alloy when rem8ving
Uardl/2 the components. For heating components to 700 - 850 C, the

129-1-5/14
Molten Metals and Alloys as a Medium for Heating Steel Components
during Heat Treatment.
best protection against sticking of aluminium during immersion
is coating with dry chalk- the loss in weight in this case
will amount to 1 to 3 g/m, and the loss in dimension will
amount to 0.02 - 0.045 mm. The protective lining of the
crucibles consists of 60clo ground chamotte, 359166 fire-resistant
clay and 2 - 716 borax to which 10 to 15PIo in weight of the
entire mass is added of a mixture of 50% water and 50% liquid
glass. The thermocouple casing and laboratory crucibles are
protected by a chalk paint consisting of 62% molten chalk,
876 liquid glass and 30% water.
There are 3 figures and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: All-Union Tool Scientific Research Institute
(Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy Instrumental'
nyy Institut)
AVAILABLE: Library of uongress.
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SOV/129-58-11-7/13
AUTHORS: Gulyayev, A. P., Doctor of Technical ScienceejFrofessor,
luneva. ZA, Korolev, G. G. and Samoylov, V.V., Engineers
TITLE: Heat Treatment of Tools Made of High Speed Steel. in a
Steam Atmosphere (Termicheskaya obrabotka instrumentov
iz bystrorezhushchey stali v atmosfere para)
PERIODICAL; Metallovedeniye i Obrabotka Metallov, 1958, Nr 11,
pp 39-44 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: According to data of various authors, the service life
of tools made of high speed steel is increased by 50 to
100% if they are heat treated in steam after being
finish- machined and ground. In order to establish the
effectiveness of such heat treatment, the authors carried
out experiments with specimens and drills made of the steels
R9 and R18 which, prior to treatment with steam, were
hardened, tempered, sharpened and ground. The treatment
with steam was effected in a hermetically closed electric
furnace, a sketch of which is shown in Fig.2,.in which 0
the temperature was maintained automatically within + 5 C.
The steam pressure was maintained at 0.1-0.2 atm. T-o
prevent the formation of Fe 0 on the machined surfaces,
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SOV/129-58-11-7/13
Heat Treatment of Tools Made of High Speed Steel in a Steam
Atmosphere
Only then will a film form consisting of magnetic iron
oxides which is the reason for the high corrosion stability
and the good appearance of the thus treated tools. The
treatment procedure is graphed in Fig.l. Prior to 0
introducing steam, the temperature is raised to 350-370 C
and the tools are held at that temperature for 20 to 30mins.
Then,steam is introduced and the temperature is maintained
at the same level for a further 30 m@ns. Following that,
the temperature is raised to 55W-550 C, maintained constant
at that temperature for 30-60 m.ins and, finally, cooled in
air and quenched in oil. The graph, Fig.3, shows the
measured thickness of the oxide film on the steel R9
treated in a steam atmosphere at various temperatures with
a holding time of 30 mins; in Fig.4 the thickness is
graphed of the oxide fi P- on the steel R9 treated in a
steam atmosphere at 550 C as a function of the holding
time. It was found that the oxide film produced by
steaming is considerably denser than that produced by
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SOV/129-58-11-7/13
Heat Treatment of Tools Made of High Speed Steel in a Steam
Atmosphere
resistance to seizure was also measured as well as the
service life. on the basis of the obtained results a
heat treatment regime in a steam atmosphere was
developed for tools made of high speed steels. The
steam treatment is recommended as an additional treatment
of sharpened and ground tools for the purpose of
improving their resistance to corrosion and their
cutting performance. Steam is also recommended as an
atmosphere in the furnace during tempering for the
purpose of preventing erosion of the tool surface; in
this case no inter-cycle chemical tEeatment is necessary.
After steam treatment at 500 to 600 C a dense film of
the magnetic oxide Fe 0 forms, the thickness of which
is 1-41L. The presenc@ gn the surface of such a film
leads to an increase of the adhesion temperature (build
up of mgchined metal onto the high speed steel) by
100-150 C and this explains the improved cutting
properties; furthermore, steam treatment does not bring
about a drop in the surface quality during heating in
Card 3/4 saltpetre and in air, which is also important from the

SOV/129-58-11-7/13
Heat Treatment of Tools Made of High Speed Steel in a Steam
Atmosphere
point of view of improving the service life of the tool.
Steam treatment is at present applied by numerous Works
and should be u s e d on a larger scale.
There are 9 figures, 1 table and 4 references, 3 of
which are English, 1 French.
ASSOCIATIONS: VNII, Zavod "Frezer" (Frezee Works) and ZIL
1. Tools--Heat 'treatment 2. Tool steel--Properties
3. Steam--Metallurgical effects
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KALININA, X.A.; SHOLINIKOV, YO.A.; 5=,OV, A.P.; BADAYEVA, A.A.; hUMA,
I -__ ,
KUKOLEV, V.V.; SOKOLOVSKAYA, V.V.; LIBICUA, Te.A.; UVAROVA,
Aj., tekhn.red,
[Technological operations in the manufacture of metal-cutting
tools; instructions] Takhnologiia izgotovlaniia metalloresba-
shchikh instrumentov; rukovodiashchie materialy.. Mnskva, Goo.
nauchno-takha.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-rye No.7- [seat
treatment] Termichaskaia obrabotka. 1960. 127 P.
(MIRA 13:6)
1. Yeasoyuznyy nauchno-ioBladovatellskiy instrumentalinyy insti-
tut. 2. Termichaskaya laboratoriya Vuesoyuznogo nauchno-isele-
dovetallskogo Instrumentallnogo institute (for all, except Uvarova).
(Metal-cutting tools) (Metals--Heat treatment)

PODGURSKIY, G.V.; PODOSENOVA, N.A.; ROSLAVIEV, V.G.; MIRINA, L.G.; GARA-
SHCHENKOP A.P.; LUNEVA, Z.S.: PMOSYAN, L.K.; DEGTYAF2NKO, N.S.0
kand. tekhn. rarjkp-- I.I. , red. izd-va; GOUEYEVA,
L.P.p Ukbn. redo
[Technological processes for manufacturing taps of higlip-speed steel]
Tekbnologiia izgotovleniia metcbikov iz bystranzhushchei stali.
Pod red. N.S.Dogtiarenko. Moskva, Gos. naucbno-tekbn. izd-vo ma-
ohinostrolt. lit-ry, 1961. 41 P. (MIRA 1-4:9)
1. Moscow. VsesoyuzWy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy instrumental Inyy
institut.
(Taps and dies) (Metalwork)

PODGURSKIY, G.V.; PODOSENOVA, N.A.; ROSLAVIEV, V.G.; MIRINA, L.G.; BUDNIKOV,
N.Ye.1 GARA.SHCMKO, A.P.,-,J@T4NEVA. Z.S.; PETROSYAN@ L.K.; GAVIOVA, L.S.;
DEGTYARENY,O, F.Ss, kund. tekhn. iode@ LESUICMKO, I.I., red.
izd-va.; CHERNOVA, Z*I., tekbn. red.
JT-jehnologieal pvocabnm ir ramfr-turinG :z3t.r-1-4-jtC Takb,-
nologila izgotavleniia reztsov. Moskva,, Gos. naucbno-takhn. izd-vo
mashinestrilt. lit-ryp 1961. 79 p. (MIRA 1,1016)
(Metal-cutting tools)