SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MARKOV, P.U. - MARKOV, V.A.

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the words in Cyrillic mean
1111F brazing with brass".
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Ywwov, P.U.
Repair and adfuFtment of telesco,-,: calipers used for
ments. Izr..tpkh. no.12:14-17 L '61 . %, : _-, - --. )
(Optical instruments)

MARKOV, P.U.
Determining wtal hardness, lzm.t,--'c.Y. nc,4:10-1-1 Ap '62,
(MIRA 15:4)
(Hardness-Testing)

MARKOV, P.U.
Contact plug with longitudinal-flexwe pickups. I =.tekh.
no.9:14-15 S 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Electric instruments)

3/'~ 3 -11,*':-2P,/C~-,67~ / C 141
3104/3 102
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-ents in h:.~rdness measurinE procedure
0
-70- Z,-.vD--skay-- laboratoriya, v. PS. no. 8, Ij62, 1`7 -
are mace for imz~rov~n(-, t-e T6o"2L~h~ -5-~nc- har,.:-.c.~~
e 3 t 0S "I TI, C~ t -h e 7 K ( T K )Rockwell hardness testers. -*,xperiments
t--t t*-e loadinn, time for determination of t.,-.e I~rinell haarines-- of C:- '
-'rcn steel can be reuced to 2 sec. In the -"rinel'- r3cedlre he
meisurement could be automated by determininF the calotte depth
the calotte dia::.eter. '2h(, T"Ih instru,-,,ent givL-s ,--r,~atest acc,,rec.,. fGr
Ti~e TK Rock-.,.,ell instrument is loa-.1ec'. D~
..ardn~~s-es of HB 33' - 350.
--.nnd, the TK-;~ mec-anically. Instrwaental er-ors cause, b- v
e aliamond its stndard form are discus.-.ed. Th-e
I , y
accurate ha--~noas standards for ins-rumen- C)
em-n`ed, since ;.-.an,,, ~-Pnts still u8e self,made har."nesL: test -,'--tes.
1--provem,ent of the indicator Eage of the 'Lt. instrument is -ur,-Oz.
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Tomsk Sovnark~,oz) ~, - - L j
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MARROV, P.U.
Fastening of parts for the measurement of small holes. Iza.
tekh. no.2s22 F 163. (MIRA 16&2)
(Fastenings)

MARKOV., P.U.
Insty-.ament for measuring the hardness of plastics. lzm.tekh. nc.?.28-
30 Ag 164. (MIRA !?.-12)

MA~-,KOV) i . V.
Calculation in soil irrif-ation. '~ oskva, Jos. iz :-v0 Scl 'khoz. lit-ry, i9'.1'. 1'-,') j, -
rqaps. (55-~9~09')
S615.M28

mr?jlov~ 1-1 %?.
NAZOT. P.T., kandidat 9*11skokhozyaystyenzykh noak.
Pavilion OVater Resourceal at the All-Union Agricultural Imbi-
bition. GIdr.1 mel. 6 no.8-.3-12 Ag 154. (NM 7:9)
1. Olavnyy metodist pavillona OV*dnoye khosyaystvom
(Water resources development) (Moscow--Agricultural exhibl-~
tions) (Agricultural exhibitions--Moscow)

.AN"9aJk#*wkand1dat sell skokhozyaystvennykh nauk starshiv nauchnyy
sotrudnik; D"IIA)VA.G.T.. inshener; AIMMMY, N.A.. inzhener;
OMOV. T.R.. redaktar; Pi3MSYPXIIA. Z.D.. tekhnicheskiy redaktor;
PSVZHKR, V.I., takhnicheekly redaktor
[Agricultural reclamation work; based on data from the All-Union
Agricultural lxhibition) Sellokokhostaistvannys melloratall; po
materialas Vessoiuznol seltakokhoziatetvennoi vyetavi. Koskva.
Gos. izd-vo selkhoz. lit-ry. 1956. 311 p. (KLRA 9:11)
1. Vessoyusnyv nauchno-iseledavatellskiy institut gidrotekhniki i
melioratsii (for Karkov)
(Reclamation of land)

P-ARKOV, Petr Vasialyevich
--- , , 1,
[I.eliorative ca6aster of the kelicrativnyi
kadastr SSSR. Moskva, lzd-vo sellkhoz, iit-ry, zhurnalov
j plakatov, 1963. 406 p. (MIPA 17:10)

M&MOV;, R.
Oysters in the aquarium. Znan. ta pratsia no.3:25 Mr 162.
(KMA 16:7)
(Crimea--.Oyster culture)

AUTHOR: Markov, R. 1.
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3/123/61/DOO/02()/022/035
A004/AI01
TTTIZ- New broach design with eintered-carbide blades
PM1011"AL, Referativnyy zhurnal, Mash._'-.:)stroyeniIye, no. 20, 1961, 55, abstract
2OB323 (V sb, "Vysokoprotzvodit. rezhushchly instrument". Moscow,
Mashgiz. 1961, 128-1432)
.I=- An assembly broach is used at the Moskovskiy zavod malolitrazhnykh
avtomobiley-(Mosoow Small-Displacement Car Plant) for the preliminary machining
of semi-holes in the oast-iron covers of crankshaft bearings on vertioal broach-
ing machines. Itoonaists of three sections with 16 b6ades each. The broach
blades are ring-shaped with an inner diameter of 35 40. 21 mm and an outer diameter
of 47.3 - 52.64 mm. 11 BX4 (VA) sintered-oarbide bite,are uniformly distrib-
uted over the blade body and soldered on. Tha ',I)I.ades, preliminarily ground on
the front surface at an angle of 100, are assembl*d in a mandrel, clamped with
keys and nuts, groand on the outer diameter, relieved and provided with chip-
breaking grooves. The sintered-carbide bits are located in a checkered way.
Since tl~e broacn oper%tas on one side (ma~_h~xiing the semi-holes) all its sections
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New broach desiV. wiLn sintered-ca.-Itide 11'ades AO04/AlO1
are turned *;nrough 1800 after the blades having become blunt and the sharp part
of the blades starts operation. After b0th Bides of' the blades have become
bllint, all tze broaoh sections are sharpened by circular grinding. After each
sharpening, The calibrating blade of the third seation is converted Into a cut-
ting blade. When the *tlades of tne third section are off dimension, they are
reground according to the dimension of the second se3tion without being taken
off the mandrel, while the blades of the second section are reground according
to the dimension of the first. 7he blades of the first section are replaced by
new ores when they 9,re getting off dimension. All three mandrels on which the
blades are assembled are interchanggable. 'n,.e service life of the broach blades
(at a cutting speqd of 10 iq/min) prior to sharpening amounts to 8,000 parts,
while they can machine 96,000 parts until they are completely worn, which, in
comparison with high-speed steel broa3hes means an increase "by a factor of 23
and 45 respestively. in 1958 the Introduction of sintered-carbide bro&ches
yielded savings of 42,497 rubles to the plant only as a result of cutting down
the high-spe6d steel consumption. 1rhe use of sintered-carbide broaches makes it
possible to replaoe the milling, boring, countersinking and reaming of round hcaes
and semi-holes by broaching at speeds in the range of 15 - 20 m/min.
Abstracter's note: Complete tranalation] V. Ukhachev
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PERICDI(','kL: :-,tai', r,,-.. 53;-. - r-77
~-1ant t(~~,ts carr'-:
str a In -h a ndci,,~,,! st a! .9' an, to~,t7pere,,~ ztc~p-
nZ. 'D-,c form-o:, -I:; biz f~r T. "Ites i
Die -Po ;rzi tes nv,-,stig ate,-;: F -- A
25-.'zc XrCA 2 X zHKA B(:)A _2
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~eclm,~Icgy it -'s to P-:,.~.~-e =rl..' S*-eets
ing, freo 'Lr,:,m t~-,e -~ibllv- '.-.%-ever, it is p,ss-,-1~1
off' a shape that can be levelled complete-'.y cn the straighteninE
tice shows that if a sheet 4.2 r;e',)rned during roiiinE; s.:. t'nat,
developed has a symmetrical pa-.torn, it car, 'ce straightene-1, Zu~
if there is a deformation c.,' as much as 100 mm. The first ccna-it.-
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Xeasures to prQven', t0'...
tri p and e t be th,~,, r-4 u 1-j f 'be f
-idJustment of th(! r(-,' i-3 ~if grt~-at imp,~,rtance. The trq-, rc.,
upper v.,ork rol: 7hou-~,', L?!~ at its center; thr, (~(,vljqt, ~n ~n
of the profile shouid -vIt. ex-ed O.G: m7r.. Any loca. o-jorh,,,~tIni~
barre" has an unJ_'avjur-ib_I,- f-IToct. To prevont the
defects or, acc-Dunt :,f t"he n_.tal prozsur- on the rt-111 h-(i',' I,-
the next pass and volluctft,n nhou!41 not be more than 5 - IQ7% "M,. - !. `
the electric muffle f-jrn-ce in whl,_-h thr,. :-~hopt packr are annf~L_.e~`, :-,:i
carefully checked, because irreguIarJtjc-n of tjjl~s furi,,ice irr. ni,t
properties (.,n tht, sheet slirf-- Tiw
unifor~mity of the . I
mechanical propertir-z -.r(-, ~ h4 aine,! when tho coils after cr.,drrj'
in circular muffle furnacez with bott.-A- ventilation. Finlshlr4~
four-high 1,0580-mr. stand, having cylindrj(~al backing ro'-n an(':
roll, the upper -..ir;r'- rc-I ' has a convexity oil G. r
OIlly sheetri ex,~,endinj-' mri thick can be straightened. 71111 r:!.
p.:ssed through a ;"I-r-,I I for additi -~na' stralghtenli-q-.
than I mm are rtraigh.enrd J., ;i :'j'-rol 1
sheets are finished in a tio-nigh star,(;, VIC,
upper roll amounts t~ D.: rx.,.. As, however, strain -hard en-f:
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Measures to prevent the ...
r ry
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sheets with a redticthin -f M-'n than 15% enultl not bo ctraightenf-d wlti-. tho ~:on-
ventional process, these sheets are Lrt!aL,~d aocurdli4~ to a now awt.hr-:.
wao eliminated; afLf,,,, ~uttizig the strip the sheets aro st-raighi,enod ii: !:Ir-
'.7-roll machiiie. Warpings up to 100 mm could be straightened by thl.5 meth':';. i-
is possible to adjust the rolls of the straightening machine independentiy
each other, by an electric drive, while each block of backing r(.lls -;in be ad-
Justed separately, by hand. All mymmetric deformations are corrected by modify~nF
them in the first pass in the straightening machine, so that the deformation ob-
tains a symmetrical aspect and then correcting this defect In the second pass.
There is I figure.
ASSOCIATION: Zavod ".Zaporozhstal"' ("Zaporozhstalt" Plant)-
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ACCESSION NR: AP4029128
A17HOR: Ledkov, V. G.;.Markov.-R. 1.
3/0133/"/OW/004/0343/0345
TITLE: Surface finishing of stainless steel bands and ebasts
SOURCE: 4, 19". 343-345
TOPIC TACS: dtainless steel, dressing, finishing
ABSTRACT: The problem of removing burrs, etchings, and scratches, loft frog the
cold rolling process on stainless steel bands and sheets is discussed in this paper.
Surface finishing is one of the most important operations In the production of stain-
less steel raw material. According to the authors, the most modern method of surface
finishing begins with a proper preparation of the material for the cold rolling
process and afterward only from 0.03 to 0.06 am should be removed from both surfaces
In order to satisfy the specifications of a good product. A comparison of US and
USSR specifications for finished products is given In a table. The authors describe
several compact abrasive installations for surface polishing and finishing which
are now being used In the USSR. The application of spring loaded rollers Instead of
flat beds for feeding the bands and sheets into the amblua Improves the purity of
production. Recently. aschines equipped with nylon drum UWreSsated with abrasives
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ACMSION NR: AP4029128
aim used for polisaftg mtal sheets. Orig. art. has: 3 fipwes and 2 tables.
ASSOCIMON: Zavod "Laparothatal"' numins ezopwowntal Puno
SMMTTED: 00 ACQz 2SArr64 ZNM.: 00
Ism Cmg IL WD MW SM 002 OMM: 006
.-Cwd 2/2.

F 1~y it I A
C A iz~ R'-.' Clipmi eR I Ter-hriclopy. C~-emieal Prodt!cts and
Their Aprlicntion~.-. Ph;4rmareuticals. Vitamins* i
F, 5 0. 03 93247
t r r-;! i. v-. 1977
f tie r)
TNV
I qd W1 h s
r!, T, c v r (i.
n -1,1,1 3) e m c- s ell livxl v F-
f, io -.a r r C% 3
.)I, rc.,11fre ~q

NNICHICV, SI., d-r.; MARYOV, Sl., d-r.
Preparation of antigens for Middlebrook-duboo hema4rlutinatior, re-
action In tuberculosis. Izv.mik-rob.inst., Sofia 5:223-228 1954.
1. Mikrobiologichooki inatitut pri Meditainskata akademiia V.Cher-
venkov.
(TUBIRCULOSIS. diagnosis,
Mildlebrook-Daboo reaction, prop. of antigen)
(A"IGNII AND MVf BODIES,
tuberc. antigin for 14iddlebrook-Duboa reaction)

KHRISTOV,G.,d-r; KLqKOV,Sl.d-r
The antagonist of dyspeptic coll
flora in infants. Izv. mikrob.
(JISCMICHIA GOLI)
(INTISTINIS microbiol. )
( INFAIVr NIWB 0 RN )
(STRKPTOCOCCUS PARULIS)
bacteria in the norm.,-! i - -- , '.. -- .
inst..Sofia Yio.11:22, ',, .

HAHKOV, S.A.; ZASUVMAYA. T., red.; KOYALICM, G., takhn.red.
(Determining economic parameters of urban gas uupply systemaj
Opredelenie okonomichnykh perametrov gorodskikh gozovyich setei.
Kiev, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit. i arkhit. USSR. 196o. 6o p.
(KIRA 14:1)
Was distribution)

BWKH, G.A.; GOLUMVA, Tek.; GURKOVSKIT. G.NL; YARKOV, S.A.;
MLM&MT, S. X.
Rubber expansion joints in underground gas pipelines. Gaz.
prom. 5 n0.3:25-30 Mr 160. (MLIA 13:6)
(Pipe joints) (Gas pipes) (Rubber-Testing)

NUDATIffl. S.M.; GUBMSKIY, G.M.; HOTBIL', V.I.; XARWV, S.A.; RUNK. L.L.
Rubber expansion pieces for pipelines. Suggested V S.M.Nezdatn71,
G.R.Gurkovskii. Y.I.Rotsell, S.A.Markov, L.L.Reznik. Rate. i izobr.
predl. v stroi. no.15:74-75 l6o. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Po materialam Tekhnicheskogo upravleniya Ministerstya stroitel'stya
USSR.
(Pipe fittings)

MAHXOV S.A.; FSHENIGHM, B.N.
Calculating high- and medium-preBsure gas pipelines. Gez.
pram, 7 nO-3:26-)O 162. (MIRA 1718)

V WO-2 96
19DUICE CWJ9 /00
AMdH33 Pyle*, B. Be i Markov, S. A.; Petrukhin. A. X.
.........
ORG3 none
Tl=t Detector of linear notion of parts, Class 83, No. 176524
SWRG,33 Byulletenl isobrat-iniy i tovarnykh anmov, no* 22v 1965P 96
TOPIC TAGS: aircraft fuel system equipment, hydraulic equipment
ABSTRAM, This Author Certificate presents a detector of linear motion of the
equipment partaj, and principally of the translational motion time in the slide red of
_hydraulic systems in automatic aviation fuel equiMnt.loThe measured part has a hole
intersecting a light beam incident on a photometric deteCtoro To increase the
accuracy of measurement and to insure a given constant force of motion of the slide
ro.& for the whole memured. section of travel., the hydraulic drive has a rigidly
.101.11 -A screen and rod -sectional areas
which have different reference cross (see
-Fig*:1)* The Photometric detector with two photodiodes has a slotted shield for
limiting Ut light beam and adJusting the detector to the initial point of cmand
-CMd" 112 um, 621-318.563.5

-'-L 13599 66-,
.-ACC "Ro AP60MOIS
Fig. 1. 1 Hydraulic drive
unit; 2 - screenj 3 - rodl
Pi i;_-
4 and 5 - photoastric
detectors.

-MARKOV, Sergey Fedorovich; VERBOVSYJ.YA, L.G., red.
[Civil lpfense is a natiormide Matter] Grazhdanakaia
oborona - vsenarodnoe delo. Moskva, DOSAAF, 1964. 31 F.
(MIRA 17:12)

YJ,RKOV, S. G.
MMOT, S. G.
-------
Booms and guide jetties for floating lumber in bundles.
Les.prom. 14 no-7:28-29 J1 154. (MLOA 7:7)
1. Tlkmtrallnyy vauchno-iseledevatellakly institut lemosplava.
(In &ring)

~MGWIIK, S.Ta., kand.tekhn.nauk, starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik [Jeceaced]:
MARK01, S.G.,_!tarshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik.
Tent-type booms. Sbor. nalach. trud. po lesoapl. ro.2:247-2`~.l
157. (141RA 11:7)
(Wdraulic engineering) (Lumber--Transportation)

MARKOV, S. I., GUID"UIVSKIY, A. A., AIND KlxASNT,~USOV, G. "'.
"Results of IfSTIII anthrax vn,-cire,"
SO: U-~EcO, 16 June lcq, ( Tr,o.is I N,- ~, !- - '
I - - - -) ").

SHIRUBCKOV, N.M., general-mayor aviataii. VOYOnUYY letchik pervogo klassa,
EU2XITSOV, V.A. polkovaft, voydnayy letchik Dervogo klassa,
POPOV. A.M.. polkovn&- VAZHIN - Y.A. , podpolkoTZU; NAZABOV. O-A-.
mayor, PrWmali uchastlye: Z~Z_S-I-. podpolkovnik, dotsent,
kand. voyenufth nauk; DOYACHMO, Tu.T., podpolkovnik, kand.
voyew3fth nauk; DITACHMO. G.1h.., mayor zapasa.
Other command posts could also operate this way. Vest.Vozd.71.
no.10:2-21 0 160. 1 (MIRA 13:11)
(Aerial warfare)

MARKOVY S.I., podpolkovnik
I solved (anever to problem In 110.7, 1.961). Vest. Vozd.
Fl. no.10:74 0 161. (MLRA 15-2)
(Aerial warfare)

MAnOV, S., polkovnik
- blem (p,,;t'sh--d in' -"'0, ~); Vst' Voz--' F" r~o
I solved pro -
N 161. OC,:L,
(Aerial warfare)

MARKOV, S., polkovnik
I solved (answer to problem in No. 10, "How does trip distance
change* and in No. 11, "Determine the possibilities of t:.e
fighter plane."). Vest. Vozd. Fl. no.12:84 D 161.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Navigation (Aeronautics)--Problems, exercises, etc.)
(Air warfare)

KARXDV, Stephan K., inshener (Bolgariya)
-- -
Wooden and steel rafters used vith reinforced concrete gwrret floors.
Strol.prom. 33 no.2:37-39 F '55. (KTAA 8:4)
(Girders) Moore)

MMOV,, S.M.; LUSHARM, N.A.; RAWRAYU, A.V.
Kinetics of interaction of a true cholixwoterase of erythrocytes vith
arguwphosphorus iz*dbitors, Zhur,VKHO 6 no*3:357-358 161.
(MIRA 14:6)
(Chblinesterass) (Phoophorus organic compounda)

MARKOV, S.M., MAKLYAYEV, F.L.
----------------
The use of some organDphosphorus coWounds as therapeutic agents and
prophylactics in radiation sickness.
KbImiya I PrImenaniye Fosfarorganicheskikh 9oyedinaniy (Chemistry and
application of organopbosphorus connounds) A. n- ARATWV, Ed.
flubl. by Kazar Affil. Acad. Sci. USSR, Moscow 1962, 632 P-0.
Collection of comDiete napers Presented at the 1959 Kazan Uonforence on
Chemistry of :rganoDhosphorua Compounds.

KMOV2 S.M?; LOSHADKIN, N.A.; CHISTOVA., M.A.; KNUITYANTS, I.L., akademik
Some problems of nucleophilic substitution in the phosphorus
atom in the reactivation of phosphorylated chtilinesterase.
Dokl. AN SSSR 147 no.2:484-487 N 162. 15:11)
(Phosphorus) (Substitution (Chemistry)) (Cholinesterase)

ZICLt ooll
30 i

MAKLYAYEV, F.L.; SMIHNOVY I.V.; MARKOV, S.M.; LOSHADKINP N.A.; ANIKIYENKO,
K. A.
Reactivity of the nitrophenyl esters of phosphoric and phosphinic
acids. Zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.120833-3838 D '63. (MIRA 17:3)

I I I , : I I i - ., .

POLEKHIN, A.M.; BARANAYEV, M.K.; LOSHADKIN, N.A.; MARKOV So$
Simple method of calculating the reaction rate consLants
of the first-order reaction (modified Guggenheim met-hod).
Zhur.VKHO 10 no.4:467-469 165o
(MIRA 18111)

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ACC NR~ AP60270L-7 (N) SOUilCE CODE: U`R/O3qO/66/029/GDlL/CY3l/ 2/0076
AUTHOR: Markov, S. M.; Loshadkin, N. A.; lnashe-.,a, M. A.
CRG: none
TITLE: Cinetics of the arn-dn and plx,_,;phacol in*,erac'-im with cholinesterases C) f
different crgans and tiS3UL'S
SOURCE: Farrpakologiya i toi-sikolr)t~-.y:!, v. )6, 72-76,
TOPIC TA,_;S: cho:iriesteras(_-,
biochemistry
kBS-,RACI,. This study c.)nt-I n~;es
phospho.r.ate *-c) varl-ous ch)`
p!josT)hat_,~~ wiLh -.-he cho-1
the orri-ir, of cats wris
to the'',
opposite is *,r,-ie.
3ections of brain of ca.9 :i'
compared with the results of bests vl
choline3terises of various
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-A-Ec--t4k-.--AA b2 ~640'
with th eres,,dts of in vitrr)
phosphacol and armin for di
of small doses of phogphic,)l -)v, ~~i-
sections of the brain of caL.9 it vviq ~;n -vm
activity, a slight but definite in7;-iiLii. ii,
tI-v brLin iimediately after inl,rl-)
J PR~; :]-'16, 4 5 5
P7 r,
")n
SUB CODE: 06 / SUB14 DA717,:
Card 212bil

L 31263-66 EWT(m)/EWP(j) RM
ACC NR, ~?6G22804 SOURCE cou: uR/oo7q/66/036/OO2/0319/C32l
AUTHOR: Nifantlyev, E. Ye.; Tuseyev, A. P.; Markov, S. M.; Didenko, G. F.
ORG: none
TITLE: Synthesis of ethyleneamidothiophosphites:and -phosphonites
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, v. 36, no. 2, 1966, 319-321
TOPIC TAGS: chemical synthesis, organic phosphorus compound, phosphorylation,
mercaptan, organic amide, free radical stabilization
ABSTRAC7: It was found that tetraethyldiamides of acids of trivalent
phosphorus react with beta-ami-noethylmercaptan to form previously unknown
ot~,-,,Icnearidot-hiophosphites and -phosphanites. These conversions were the
first of phosphorylation of aliphatic mercaptides with aaidophos-
phites and amides of phosphonous acids. The synthesized ethylene&mido-
thiophosp',hites and -phosphonites are of interest as inhibitors of free-
radical reactions. particularly, those d&veloping in living organisms.
i Orig. art. has: 1 table. [JPRS]
SUB CODE: 07 SUB14 DATE: 09Jul64 ORIG REF: 003 / OTH Fff : 002
Card 1/1 UDC: 547-419.1

L 0691S-67 RM -
ACC NR:_ "700%~n SOURCE CODE: UR/0079/66/036/006/1098/1104_'
ly"Ov~ S. M., POLEMN, A. M.J. 'LOSHADKIN H. A.P KOS=O, Go ?k., YAOROZOVA,
.Z. V.- YAKUBOVICH, M. M.
"Nucleophilic Substitution at the Tetrahedral Phosphorus Atom. II. General
Problems of Kinetics of Alkaline Hydrolysis of Derivatives of Phosphorus
Acids"
Moscow, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 36, No 6, 1966, pp io98-1io4
Abstract: The kinetics of the alkaline hydrolysis of fluorides and rd-tro-
;Phenyl esters of phosi)horuElatoms was studied as a function of the pH. A mod-
:jified Guggenheim method was,-proposed for calculating the rate constants of
Tirst-order reactions. Sample calculations were performed for ethoxyme-thyl-
.fluorophosphonate, butoxymethylfluorop~osphonate and diisopropy1fluorophos-
.phonate. The values of E, log A, A6 Sf, and 4G; of the alkaline hydrolysis
,of these phouphorus-containing compounds and the standard deriations of these
;quantities were calculated by the method of least squares. The temperature
:dependence of the rate constant was also studied for the alkaline hydrolysis
'of fluorides and nitrophenyl esters of phosphorus acids; it was found to obey
!an Arrhenius equation. Orig. art. has: 4 figures, 14 formulas and 3 tables.
1JPRS: 37,0231
ORG: none 3 compound
TOPIC TAGS: hydrolysisp nonmetallic organic derivative, organic phosphoru
Card aWjWr01_4 awsa,&~5W,6.40kW 978-
1/1 4~5#jd C000 "OV-soopt VA r; amik4iv L-4- mnc,
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ACC WRs JW' sbuRCE_COD_E:_ _UR/WW66/036/006/1105/111~
LOSWWKIN, N. .1 YARKOVA.S. M., POIEMOB A. M., NEYMYSHEVA, A. A., YAKL'fAYZV
F. L I WNXUTS a 1 9 L
Nucleophilic Substitution at the Tetrahedral Phosphorus Atom. III. Relation-
ship between the Structure and Reactivity of Phosphorus-Containing Compounds.
Role of the Vacant 3d-Orbitals of the Phosphorus Atom"
Moscow, Zhurnal Orbshchey Khimii, Vol 36, No 6, 1966, PP 1105-1113
Abstract: A study of the alkaline hydrolysis of nitrophenol esters and halides
of phosphorus acids indicated that the free energy change is less sensitive to
changes in the influence of substituents bonded to the phosphorus atom than the
activation energy and steric factor. The effects of changes in the structure
of the substituent were investigated: effect of replacement of the oxygen atom
in the P=O group by a sulfur atom; effect of the structure of alkyl groups
bonded to the phosphorus atom; effect of replacere-utof an alkyl group bonded
to the phosphorus atom by an alkoxy group; effect of structure of the alkoxy
group. The standard deviations of the rate constant of hydrolysis, activation
energy, and steric factor calculated indicated a significant difference of
these quantities, depending upon the structure of the organophosphorus com-
pound. The introduction of substituents capable of participating in p i-d pi
conjugation (RO group) next to the phosphorus atom leads to a relative
UDC: 547-18:541.63
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small, but significant increase in the energy and entropy of activation. The
presence of a compensation dependence of the change in the activation energy ar4
entropy of alkaline hydrolysis of nitrophenyl esters and fluorides of phosphorus
acids was demonstrated. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 3 tables. Ldrttb: 37,U23]
ORG: none
TOPIC TAGS: activation energy, organic phosphorus compound, hydrolysis
SUB CODE: 07 / SUBM DAT~: 27Jul64 / ORIG REF: 017 OrH REF: 019
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Tl.*'ol;:~ h
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No. 10. 23-4(1961).-Sbew is me"ured by mrans of the
Pp~cluclrming-C`Gcc plastormeter developed by Rehinder for u%r
with coke (d. R. and Smesenko. CA 43, 41.1:28s I The
Inniting pressure for shear stress dertraws, with the nunsturr
emirm of the peat. At the lower inimstute "narni.. the
luniting prt*Kwe also decreases with tht no. of muca the twat
has passed through the peat lift, but at high moistum "in-
tents repeated procemug has almost no effect an ilit bmit-
int oressure. if. ;C. Living.ton
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15-19-57-1-1190 D
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957', Nr 2:
p 187 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Markov, S.-N-.
TITLE: Study of the Rheological Properties of Peat
Deposits by Means of Submerging a Gone
(Izuchenlye reologicheskikh svoystv torfaxnasey
metodom pogruzheniya konusa v protsessakn
mekhanicheskoy pererabotki torfa)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the auth~,rls dissertation for
the degree of Candidate of Terhnical Sciences, pre-
sented to the Moak. torf, In-- (Moscow Peat Institute),
Moscow, 1956.
ASSOCIATION: Moak. torf. in-t (Moscow Peat Institute), Mcecow.
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khIm. no.39:6P-90 14-1. (MLRA ?.-,)
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PWE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4793
Markov, S.S., and Ye. V. Valikova
Analiticheskiy kontroll proizvodstva v azotnoy pramyshlennosti, vyp. 12, chast' 2:
Kontroll v tsekhe proizvodstva kontsentrirovannoy azotnoy kisloty metodam-pryamogo
sinteza (Analytic Production Control in the Nitrogen Industry, No. 12, Part 2:
Control at the Plant for Production of Concentrated Nitric Acid by the Direct-
Synthesis Method) Moscow, Goskhimizdat, 196o. 226 p. Errata slip inserted.
2,850 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: "osudarstvennyy kcmitet Soveta Ministrov SSSR po khimii;
Gosudarstvennyy ordena trudovogo krasnQgo znameai institut prikladnoy khimii.
Ed.: Yu. V. Lyande; Tech. Ed.: V.F. Zazullskaya.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for workers in plant laboratories in the nitrogen
industry and other industries using concentrated nitric acid and its mixtures
with nitrogen oxides. It may also serve as a text for students of chemical tech-
nology in institutes and tekhnikums.
Card l/ 5

Analytic Production Control (Cont.) SOV/4793
COVEPAGE: The authors propose a potentiametric method for the analysis of the
HN037~2 04---H20 Systems based on chemical determination of the nitrogen oxide
content and measurement of the oxidation-reduction potential of the solution.
The values obtained in there operations are used to determine the water content
of the mixture; data tables for this purpose are included. The nitric acid con-
tent of the system Is calculated by the difference method. The accuracy of the
water-content determination is within 40-05-0.1% abs. The great advantage of
this method is automatic control of the production process for concentrated
nitric acid. The authors describe their method for measuring the oxidation-
reduction potential of the HNO3 N204__H20 systems, including the analysis of
intermediate and initial products of concentrated nitric acid production by
direct synthesis and the analysis of pure N 4 and HN03. The tabular data
were campiled by the authors in collaboration with Z. I. Koroleva, G. L.
Antipenko, Ye. S. Beletskaya, and N.V. Deryabina. There are no references.
TABIE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
5
Card 2/5

Analytic Production C.)rntrol (Cont.) SOV/4793
Determination of the Crxidaticn-Reduction Potential for the HNO 3___N2047_.H2O
systems 7
Analysis of Concentrated Nitric Acid and "Nitrooleum" (concentrated nitric
acid with a high content of nitrogen oxides] 15
Determination of the :!ontent of nitrogen oxides 15
Direct method (with N C- content below 2.0%) 17
Iron-permanganate metQ (with N20 4 content above 2.0%) 17
Determination in sampling by the gravimetric method 17
Determination in sampling by the volumetric method 19
Determination of the density of the solution 21
Determination of the water content 22
Potentiometric method 22
Determination by the density and the oxidation-reduction potential
of the solution 23
Determination of nitric acid content 23
Analysis of Laminar HNG 3--N 04--4120 Mixtures 23
Determination of the composition of the layers 23
Determination of the general composition of the mixture 24
C ard 3/5

Analytic Production Control (Cont.) SOV/4793
Determination of the Coratent of Small Quantities of Water and N 0 in-Pure
2 5
Pure Nitrogen Oxides and Nitric Acid by the Method of Additional
Mixtures 24
Analysis of Liquid Nitrogen Oxides 25
Determination of the content of laver nitrogen oxides, nitric acid, and
water 25
TABLES
I. It Y " Tables (Dependence of the Oxidation.-Rediction Potential and cf the Den-
sity of the HN 03 - kQ~ -H~) Systems cn the C ompos i t i on i n the Range s of
U.U-5u.Q~ N204 and c.o-6.0% H20)
2,8
11. Temperature Coefficients of the Oxidatian-Reduction Pott-ntJal of the
HNO'~~20 4---H20 System in the Ranges of 0.0-37.0% N204 and 0.0-5.0~
H20 214
Card 4/5

Analytic Production Contrc! (Cont.) SOV/4793
III. Oxidation-Reduction Potentials of the HNO 2__04__H2O Systems for
the Determination of Small Contents of Water and N 205 in Concentrated
Nitric Acid and in Pure Nitrogen Oxides by the Method of Additional
Mixtures 215
IV. Oxidation-Reduction Potentials of the Tx-inar Mixtures of the
HNO --N 0 --H 0 Systems at a Temperature Ranging From +20" to -5*C 216
3 2 4 2
V. Diagrams of the EquIpment 224
AVAIIABLE: Library of Congress (TP245.NBA73)
JA/dfk/
Card 5/5 3-27-61

KOBEZA, I.I.; SIVAK, V.I.; MARKOV, S.V.
Transfer of open-hearth furnaces to operation on natura2 gas.
Biul. TSIICHM no.10:36-37 '60. (YIRA 2 -5: 4)
1. Institut chernDy metallurgii AN USSR (for Kobeza). 2. Dneprr"-
petrovskiy zavod metallurpicheskofyo oborudovaniya (for Sivak,
Markov).
(Open-hearth furnaces) (Gas, Natural)

MARKOV , Ir.
MARKOV., T. Meter based on electric resistivity for measuring voltage. p. 10.
Vol. 4, no. 8, Dec. 1955. TEKIMIKA. Sofiia, hulgaria
SOURCL: East Bur(~:) an Ac *t;:-,-,',, ris List (v..AL) Vol 6, No. 195-1

MAMOVP T.
Electric Resestance Strain Meter.
TEKHNIKA (Engneering), 7-8t 10:Oct-Dec 55

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which is 11) Kood -proement mith ,be Pxoeri-
ni-e rpElqoo,~r for poor
Bt,1W.,Lrian cnnc-reles. For
~tle art. o7 se- !-I*e fror. -Fhi-niy%,
195G, ~'l 1. lk)A~,7.
Country ITUNGARI 1A 3

MARKOV, Todor
Development of concrote work in I-he V' trobetor, -
Construction FnterT)rls(-. Godj8hnik nzh st.rolt inst 1-0
no.2:129-150 164.

MAMV, Ts.
Reinforcing the bottoms of stockings with nylon and caprone.
p. 31. LEKA PROMISHLET037. ('Ministerstvo na lekata i khranitel-
not& promishlenost) Softia. Vol. 5, No. 4, 19.56
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KAPITIATIOV, G.; NIKIFVROV, St.; MAUOV, TSv.; BUYEV, G.
Echinococccsis of the diaphragm. rhirijrgila IP nr-'It
505-5111 165.
1. Katedrh po prnpedevtika na kharurgichnite z&lxljavnri-a
(nikovr.-ditel - prof. G. Kapitanov), Vi3sh meditrirsk4
Scfila.

^OAOe*-O -4/0 71-00c,
K(MOIXV. P.A.; HAMOY-M.L" TIKIIOMIROVA. N.I.
Result of eradication of an andsmic focnB of p&pp,t,,i fever. Med.
paraz. i paraz. bol. no.4-344-347 O-D "54. (MLRA 8:2)
1. I2 Simferopollskoy protivomalyariynoy stantsit (gl&vMry vrach
B.I.Tikhomirova) i kafedry infektsionnykh bolezuey i spidemiologii
(zav. prof. V.M.Domrachev) Kr7mskogo moditainskogo instituta imeni
I.V.Stalina.
(PAPPATACI YZVER, prevention and -ontrol,
in Russia, liquidation of endemic focus with DDT & benzine
hexachlorida)
(DW,
pappataci fever control)
(BZI I I HKXACHLORIME,
pappatacl fave'r control)

MARKOVY V., inzh.
At the source of superior gaBolines. Za bezop. dvizh. 5 no.4:7
Ap 163. (MIRA 16:4)
(Gasoline-Research)

BOLDYREV, P. ; *P~V-Y--
Stat,e Institute for .he Design and E o Meat IndUCLry Plants works
on standard projects. Mias.ind. Ss~:ft 33 Lhe.341 nq'.2:1-1-12 163.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. GosudarstvenW institut po, proyektirovaniyu predpriyatiy uWasnoy
promyshlen.r~osti.
(Meat indastry) (Factories--Design and constructi-~n)

MARK OV, V ~
-1-1-- .- -r:-. .
Principle of -.he conso.- ., i* -,)-i t- f' matter anc mr~*-f-n an~ *he lqw of -he
correlatinn f~f mass arl~ '. zv. A'? '.a + v. 3 --z:, n,-_, 1. -..
(MIIRA I"?!-, )

MMOV.9 V.
Law of the relationship between mass and energy and the problems
of the unity of the world. Izv. AN Latv.SSR no.9:27-32 '63.
(MIRA 16:12)

PBMOVSKIT, Nikolay Ivanovich, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk;
Vladimir Aleksandrovich, kmLndiciat takhniehesklkh nauk; TOJM, A.M..
tINIM F*Wfft'f-Sdakt or
[Organizing and planning tho repair of building machiner7l Organi-
zatstia i planirovanie remonta stroitellrifth mashin. Moskva. Goo.
izd-vo lit-r7 po stroit. i arkhit., 1955. 287 p. (MM JI:7)
(Buildirc ma chi nery-Repa i ring)

RARKOV, V.A., kandidat tekhnicbeskikh nauk: STOLTARDY. N.T., inzhener,
--"%Vrtor; BvGAK, B.A.. redaktor: F3WN. M.N.. tekhnicheskiy
redaktor.
[Repair of bOlding machinery] Ramont stroitellrqkh mehin. Izd.
2-ne, perer. Hook-va, Gos.tzd-vo lit-ry po stroitel'styu i
arkhitekture, 1955. 303 P. (MLRA 8:12)
(Building machiner7-Repairing)

RMOV, V.A., dots. kand. tekhn. nauk.
Making and assembling precast reinforced concrete elements of
the electrol7tic shop in Stalingrad. Owt stroi. no.19:87-1;`
158. (MIRA 12:1)
(Stalingrad--Industrial buildings)
(Precast concrete construction)

4d.tekhn.nank; ABVTKINA, R.I., red.izd-ra; SCINTSEVA.
MARK V V
toWm.red.
(Technological schemes and basic technical and economic indices
of sand, gravel, and rubble plants in the United States] Tekhno-
logicheakis akhemy i oenovnye tekhniko-ekonomicheskie pokazatel!
savodov shchibuic, graviia I peaks v SShA. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
lit-ry po stroit.. arkhit. 1, strolt.materialam. 1959. 51 P.
(MIRA 12:12)
1. Academiya stroitel'stva I arkhitektury =SR. TSentrallnyy
institut nauchnoy informstaii po stroitelletvu i arkhitakture.
(United States--Sand and gravel plants)

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[Issuing credit for now machinery] Kredit na novuiu tokhaika.
Moskva, Goofinisdat. 1960. 82 p. (mm 14:3)
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