SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LYKHINA, YE.T. - LYKOV, A.

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obtained for pure MOS. The SOJ_ additive did not affect the rediative yield of po-
tassium nitride as compared with pure KNO3. The process of nitrite radiolyi3is is dis-
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durinf, rcsijiration, (2) atrosol disintegration, and (~) rz!lationshi,; be!L-..jct,I a:.~w-mA of
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nlama,IE, T., EfM,-, M, G, S., Xr, j.,oGOntj-ALj, Ila ll*j, LlFc'ClllTZl, 1. 1.
.Graviretric and qtwtitative methods of determination of dust. in
industry. Gig. rjanitlp Yoskva No. 7, July 50. p. 31-5
1., Or tho Aerosol 1-iboratory, State Scientific-Research Institxf~e of
Labor Hygiene mid Occupatioml D1:3easeB in Leningrad*
MM 19, 5, Pvt., 1950

LAZAJW, N.V.; ALZXSANDROV, I.S.; LYUBLINA, Ye.I.; AXKE R , I.I.; ZAKA-
BUNIKA, H.S.; GADASKRU, I.D.; DODRTAKOVA, N.S.; KRM# I.Y.; K4R&3lK#
V.M.; LEVINA. Z.K.; DANISIUrMIY. S.L.; YZGOROV, N.M.; RYLOUl 14,Lpp
starshiy*nauchnyy sotrudnik; KA.MV, B.D.; ARDREnW, V.V.; LYIMINA
ZAMZSH&YZV,&, G.I.; ANISIMOV, A.N.; YMULTAND, I.G.;
BOGOVSXIY, P.A.; TIUNOV, L,A,; MIKULISON, K.Ta.; ABPAMOVA, Zh.I.,
GRIGORITEVA, L.K.; KLINSTATA. K.S.
Third Leningrad conference on the problems of industrial toxicoloE7.
Farm.i toks. 16 no.2:59-62 Mr-Ap 153. (KLRA 6:6)
(Poisons)

LTKHIIIA, Te. T.
Possibilities of resorptive action of mineral ails. FarmA toks.
18 no-2:51-55 Mr-Ap 155. (MLRA 8-7)
It Laboratoriya aerozoley- (zav. -II.K.Bakhusov) i tokatkologiche-
skaya laboratoriya (zav. I.D.Gadaskina) Gosudaretvennogo nauchno-
issladovateliskogo Instituta gigiyery truds, i professionalIqvkh
zabolevanly (Leningrad).
(PETROLEUM PRODUGTB, effects,
oils, resorptive action in animals)

X07MMUT, Boris Borisovich; LYKffIKA, Ye.T., red.; SMCEMKO, F.Ya.,
tekhn.red, I -
(Tonsillitis and its contzol under industrial conditions]
Angina I bor'ba a nei v proizvodstvennykh usloviiakh. Leningrad.
Gos.izd-vo med.lit-ry Medgiz, Laningr.otd-nie, 196o. 86-p.
(MMA 13:12)
(MUSTRIAL HYGIM) (IMUNGRAD-TONSILS-DISHASSS)

ABRAMOVA, Zh.I., kand. med. nauk; GADASKINAy I.D.p prof.; GOLUBEEV,
A.A., kand. med. nauk; DAIIISHEVSKIY, S.L., prof.; ZI'L"B---R,
Yu.D., kand. med. nauk; LAZAREV, L.N., kand. khim. nauk;
LEVINA, E.N., doktor med. nauk; LGYT, A.O.; LYUBLINA, Ye.I.J.
doktor biol. nauk;-'LTKHINAA Ye.T., kand. biol. nauk;
MINKINA, N.A., kand. mod. naW;`-RUSIN, V.Ya.0 kand. med.
nauk; SALY)MON, L.S., kand. med. nauk; SPERANSKIY, S.V.,
TRAKHTENBERG, I.M., dots.; FILOV, V.A., kand. biol. nauk;
TSIRKI K.G., kand. med. nauk; CHEMOVA. M.P., kand. med.
nauk; GRIVA, Z.I., red.; IAZAREV, N.V.,z&sl.deyat.nauki,prof.,
red.1 LEVIN,, tpkhn. red.; BASINA,.M.Z.j, tekhn. redF.,
[Toxic industri~r.!. substances; handbook for chemists, engineers
and physicians] Vrednve veshchestva v promyshlennosti; spra-
vocbnik dlia kbimikov, inzhenerov i vracheie Izd94-, pererei
dop. Leningrad, Goskhimizdat. Pt.2.[Inorganic and meta-llo-
organic compounds] Neorganicheskie i elementorganicheskie so-
edineniia. 1963. 619 p. (MIRA 17:2)

3/613/62/000/019/oo5/oo6
3106/3!86
AUTHORS: Lykhmus, Ya., Yyglane, Kh.
TITTE: Classification of elementary particles according to
their interaction
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk Estonskoy SSR. Institut fiziki i
astronomii. Trudy. no. 19. 1962. Iseledovaniya po
teoreticheskoy fizike. 113-123
TEXT: On the basis of six-dimensional "internal" space, which for each
interaction is split up into the sum of two invariant subspaces, one
mathematical formulation of the classification of the elementary particles
according to their interactions is given. Classifications according to
weak four-fermion, electromagnetic, and strong interactions are
established. Each of these excludes the remaining two from exact
determination. The interaction Lagrangian is invariant with respect to
transformations in the "internal" space. This means that the quantum
numbers are conserved in interactions according to which the classifica-
tion was made. There are 4 tables. The English-language references are:
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S1613J621000101910051006
Classification of elementary ... B108/B186
M. Gell-Mann. Phys. Rev., 92, 833, 1953; T. Nakano, K. Nishijima, Progr.
Theor. Phys., 10, 581, 1953; A. Salam, Nucl. Phys., 2,173, 1956.
SUBMITTED: December 15, 1961

ALEMYEVA, R.N., Inzhaner; &my WIN I. kandidat tekhnicheskikh
nauk; RZHZZNIKOV. Yu.V., Inzhener.
Method for testing and profiling relatively short turbine blades.
Teploenergetika 3 no.6;51-56 Je '56. (HLRA 9:8)
1. Vassoyusnyy teplotakhnicheskiy inatitut.
(Blades)

LYKRAJt',, D.F.; SAHCHEVSKAXA, N.S.
Cultivation of marjoram in the,"Botanical Garden of the Academy of
.Sciences of the Ukrainian S.S.R. Trudy Bot.sada, AN URSR 3:82-89 '35.
(Kiev--marjoram) (MIRA 10:q)

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3/198/61/007/002/001'/004
D204/D303
AUTHORS: Golubentsiv, O.M. and ykhovyd, Pj. (Kyyiv)
TITLE: The resolvent of the integ:~al equation of motion of
systems of a'hig~er order
PERIODICAL: Prykladna mekhanika, v.-7, no. 2, 1961, 126-134
TEXT: The authors consider the determination of the resol-
vent of the integral equation-of the transition process for vibra-
ting systems which consist generally of any number of masses with
elastic connections. Cases 'of systems of 4 and 5 masses are dis-
cussed. For the general case of n masses: The n differential
equation,of';e,nd order are first reduced to one equation of 2n-th
order and then to an integral equation of Volterra's II type, the
method being shown only in the example of the 4 mass system. The
kernel is
n_2
)2r4-1
Y
2r +
r-0
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The resolvent of ihe
The second iteration
rent form, then_tIYe-iirbitra:ry
letter being
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S/1,JB/61/007/uO2/001/004
D204/D303
integral . . .
of the kernel is found and put into a recur-
m-th iteration and the resolvent, the
m
R (t) Va-o lyn N x
(M)... V
1-0 i-C
C.--3 +
X C'IC2 12m + 2j ++ 2 (n 2) k - II
m M-A
m-k x
+ k -1 ( i
.E (- 1), Vm) E
k-I i=O 1-0
k (16)
X CIM CI-2 [2m +2i+... +2(n-2)k- Ili*
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S/198/61/007/002/001/004
D204/D303
The resolvent of ihe integral . . .
where T=NFao(t - y). A recurrence.formula is given expressing
Rn in term of Rn-1 (resolvent for (n-1) mass system) and the second
term of (16). It is intended to show in another paper that for
engineering purposes it is sufficient to take into account only 2
or 3 first parameters of the system, There are 2 Soviet-bloc
references.
ASSOCIATION: Instytut mekhaniky AN URSR ( Institute of Mechanics,
AS Ukr SSR)
SUBMITTED: November 29, 1960
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LYKHTANOV, A.G.; KOKOVIN, A.A., starshiy prepodavatel'
Using a camera for determining the bed position of geological
structures. Sbor. nauch. trud. Kaz GK no-19:132-135 '60.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Mining geology) (Photography--Industrial applications)

XOTOVIF M.I.; LIIUIVARI, D.~. [Lykhvar, D.F.)
14ykola Mykolaiovych Hryshko, 1901-1964. Ukx. bot. zhur. 22 no.4:
112-114 164. irl: 11)

SOV/138-50~-3-4/16
A UT H 0 Blagov, S.S. (Deoeazed)z Pechkovs~~ya, K.A.i A.0-00
Simanov-skaya, S.A. and ShmiGell-,-kiy, V.K.
TITI~-,;: Electron-lidcros~.opic Investigations of Rubber Llixtures
and Their Basic Components (El--Ictronno--mi.it-ros'~-,Opich--
eskoye -J,,;s1edovarLiye rezinovykh smes-ey i ild-,L oz;noMy1da
komponaritov)
PERIODICAL: Kauchukl i rezina, !(,159, Nr 3~ pp 12 - 118 (U",S,0
AKTRA-I'J"ll: Most inteve~;tinL; results of electron-microseopic invest-
obtained wilen analysi-,, - n.-D.taral and sy-
j~~4t4onS V-~ere
.fnthetir--
rubbers (Refs 3 to 8). It was pos-ible -uo deter-sine. the
-o1 E-nd ~el- fractionsez of natural rabber, the c~u1pliuv-
structure -which is char.acteri-,tic for i-abbears a--n1 t-he
(.11 4-11 enci
re 1 ation be t we _ U e d Lm onc of sphPrical =foner t
anct the molec~ular weiglit of the rub'oer, as -;..,e'-,1 a-c the
characteristics of the s,:.condarv structure of crystuallising
rubbers. During the present inveztigationsc the aut,lior8
Card 1/3 uLed a modified electron microccope EMI-100 with a 0.25 mm

ISOV/138-59-3-4/16
Electron-Microscopic Investi.-ations of Rubber Lixtures and Their
Basic Components
diaphragm (0.05 mm diaphragm-aperture) which made it
possible to increase ~he resolving power of the micro-
scope from 100 to 30 X. Details of the preparation of
samples from rubber solutions as well as from hard ru
rubbers are given and electron-microscopic tests were
carried out on them. Figure 1 shows photographs of a
natural rubber film sample; Figure 2 a colloidal replica
with an unplaAicised butadiene-styrene rubber surface;
Figure 3 a quartz replica of an unfilled natural rubber
valcanisate; Figure 4 a quartz replica of unfilled vul-
canisate prepared from natural and sodium-butadiene
rabber. 'in all caches the degree of magnification is
quoted. Further tests were carried out on various types
of activated carbon black. A generator with -a special
vibrator (15 cycles/second) was used for dismersing the
carbon black in alcohol or in toluene (Figure 5). Figures
6 to 9 show micro-photographs of four activated carbon
blacks, and a table gives characteri-tics of their degree
of disTersion. Formulae for calculating the a
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0
MV/138-59-3-4/16
Eluctron-Microscopic Inve stigat ions of Rubber Eixt-ar,.;E ~,,,,nd Their
Basic Components
diameters are given, Special channel black i~i used in
the manufactiire of various types oO ink-. It is charal^-
terised by a hi6h deGroe of di~~persion, ond a lesser
degree of coarseness than normal channel black. knth-
L
racene bla,~k resembles furnace black to a -reater degree
0
than channel black. This is confirmed by compai-ative
tests on rubbers containing the two tyT
pes of carbon
black; rubbers contlining anthracene black as fillers
0
showed a higher raUe of vulcanization and higher moduli.
!Z~
There are 9 fit-,ures, 1 table and 17 references, of zhich
5 are English,, 4 Cierman and 8 Soviet.
ASSOCIkTION: Rauchno-i --sled ovat e 11 ski-
.j institut zhinnoy prx-Ilysh-
lennosti (Scientific Reseerc--- Institute for the Tyre indus'Ury)
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AUTHORSs Lykin, A. S., PechkOVBkaya, K. A. _,71,~6-23-6-14128
TITLE; Electron-microscopic Investigations of Vulcanized Products
of Natural and Synthetic Rubber (Elektronnomikroakopicheskoye
issledovaniye vulkanizatov naturallnogo i sinteticheskikh kau-
chukov)
PERIODICALi Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1959,
Vol 23p Nr 6, PP 725 - 728 (USSR)
ABSTRkCT: In the introduction a number of papers (Refs 1-7) are listed,
in which the stracture of rubber products vulcanized by means of
electron microscopes were investigated by means of the replica
method. Two further papers (Refs 8,9) are mentioned, in which
the thermodyramical compatibility of rubber was investigated,
which showed the importance of cohesion ener.gy. It was also
found that in mixtures of two different kinds of rubber, their
properties do not behave additively. In the present paper the
authors describe the carrying out of electron-microscopic work
with vulcanized products which have one or two types of rubber
as a basis. In the first part of this paper the investigations
of pure natural rubber E~nd of three synthetic rubbers are
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Electron-microscopic Investigations of Vulcanized SOV/46-23-6-14/28
Products of flatural and Synthetic Rubber
is used, and an example (Fig 1) is shown of natural rubber
enlarged 41000 times. In the second part of the paper the re-
sults obtained by investigations carried out of four vulcanized
products are dealt with, each of which is composed of two
kinds of rubber. These vulcanized products show various forms
of microinhomogeneity and size. From the boundaries of these
microinhomogeneities conGlusions way be drawn as t0 COMDatabi-
lity in that a diffuse boundary indicates better compatibility.
There are 3 figures and 9 references, 6 of which are Soviet.
Card 2/2

KAPLIANVI, M. Ya.; r,.FOZ.--'tK,
TARUISOVA, Z. N. ; DOGA-r)KIIT,, B. A. ; L V. K.
KOZLOV, V. T.; SOBOLEV, V. S.; MkUZEII, N. A.
'.'Struktura i svoystva vulkanIzatriv, p:)1-u--henr..yLnL
sery i ion-iziruyushchikh izlucheniy."
report submitted for 31qth Intl Cong, industrial Chemistry, Warsaw, 15-19
Sep 64.
Nauchno-is5ledovatellskiy institut shinnoy promyshlennosti, ~bscow.

ASD(f)-2
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9M=TWWAi;-. S/0069/WO26/006/0697/0704
AUYHORi S
TITU: i~teat. oi vulcaiiiijition network Q'n~ strength and elaaric properties o
rubber.: crosalinking
1 'r -esory Or. ~e_-,rodation and processes due to thermal
and rwox~
idation,reactions
26 :no. 6t 1964, 697-~704
SOMWE.- Koll6idny*Y Zhurnal v
d
i TOPIC TAGSt' vacanizationt- elastic oroperty~ thermal rea..rion# thermooxidation
~.',.reaction,, treakdown. ~ratej de3radationp crosslinking
ABSrWLT t' 4 methdd: cif evaltzatil Ile the principal structuralparameters of the
ZatiohL*
vulcard network i-.94-t.the number ofective chains th4 total number
e (V,-) in thermal and
of-chi ns and tha:molecular weight for a giv a moment
thermooxidation processes has been proposed. The method is based on the statisti-
Cal theory of jegradation and crosslinking processes and the theory of hiFh elas-
tic pr9ji2r~ieskf'rubber. Equations permitting the dotermination of the number
of broken-down molecubw chains and nodes and the number of new nodes formed by
socondar7 reactions during the thermal and thermooVidetion process have been do-
Cnd

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AUTHOR: Dogadkin, B. A.; Tarasova,.Z. N.; Lykinj A. _S.; Kuanyshev,
K. Go
ORG: Scientific Research Institute of the Tire,lndust_ry (Nauchno-
issladovatellskiy institut shinnoy promyshlennosti); Moscow Institute
of.Fine Chemical.Technology im. M. V. Lomonosov (Moskovskiy institut
tonkoy icheakoy,tekhnologii im. H. V. Lomo-nosova),
TITLEs. Effect of vulcanization\~crosslinka and network parameters on
the strength of vulcanizates,
SOURCE: Kolloidnyy zhurnal, v. 28, no. 3, 1966, 353-361
TOPIC TAGSt vulcanizate, crosslink, network parameter, tensile strength
ABSTRACT:Astudy has been made of the effect of the cross-link type
and network parameters on e tensile strength of unfilled yulcanizates of
natural, cis-polyisoprene.)(SKI), cis-polybutadien0'(SK0, butadiene-
styrene (BSK), and carboxyl-containing (*KS-3q=JL)s'rubbers. /-