SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MIRONOV, K. A. - MIRONOV, L. K.

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LEVASHEV, Ye.D., inzh.; ASTAPTEV, G.K., insh.; GURETSKIY, S.A.,
lnzh.; tjBWUL,-A.A., inzh.; Prinimal uchastlye STRUCHKOV,
Te.I., inzh.; VINNICHENKO, N.G., kand- ekon. nauk, retsenzent;
KULAGIN, N.N., inzh., retsenzentl NEVEZHIN, P.P., inzh.,
retsenzent; KA-LININ, V.K., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; KHITW)VA,
N.A., tekhn. red.
(Economics, organization, and planning of electric transport]
Ekonomika, orlaniz t8 11 1 plnnirovanie elektrotiagovogo kho-
ziftistys. (By E,D"Le,,,:h,v i dr. 2., perer. izd. MoEkva,
Transzheldorizdat, 1963. 286 p. (MIRA 16:9)
(Electric rail roads -?Aitna gemen t)

ACC NR, Monograph TJR
Mironov, Kon:-,~',intln Andreyevich; Khatsyanov, Feliks Gr,,r',orIye,/Ich;
lcjhe~-,al, Genrikh Llvovich; Shlpetln, I.ev Iogifovich; YAriOv3kly, Petr
Illarlonovich
Technolof~y of automatle control nystemci de3l-n; reference materiaiti
Y -e
(-keldinlka proektirovan1kya Bistem avtomatl~atsll; 3pravochny,,
materIaly) roscow, Izd-vo "manhinostroyenlye", !~;66. ('0 '2 p
11lus., bibllo,, tableo. Errata slip inBerf.ed. 16,W0 coples Pr nted.
TOPTC TAG,-): automation, automal,lr controlL, voi~'rol s',:0,o
pneu-,iall- i ccontrol s-,,str~m, iol, ~,rvjc drs~'i.r'
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Foreword -- 6
Introduction -- 9
Ch.l. PlanninC., 3tages and Project -oripooltlon. Initlai. Design Data-14
Ch.II. Circalts For the Intercoupling of Control Points -- 18
Bibliography -- 25
Ch.III. Automation Circuit Diagrams -- 26
1. Methods of plotting basic circuits -- 29
2. Representation of units, pipelines, devices, and means of auto-
mation on circuit diagrams -- 31
3. Numbering of equipment -- 45

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Bibllo!~raphy --
Ch.IV. Electrical Circuit Dia!~rama -- i;g
1. General principles of elecLrical-diagram plotting -- 49
2. Harkin- oystems of electrical diagrams -- 65
3. Sir,~naling circuits -- 70
4. Electric-drive control circuits for Industrial mechanisms -- V2 1
5. Electric-drive control circuits for closing and adjusting deviceal
-- 112
6. Automatic regulation circuits -- 126
Control circuits using remote-control -- 155
Control circuits using contactleas logical units -- 171
Bibliography -- 183
Ch.V. Pneumatic Circuit Diagrams for Automatic Control and Regu-
lation -- 185
1. Initial materials for plotting pneumatic circuit diagrams.
Selection of equipment and connection lines -- 186
2. Content of pneumat1c dircult diagrams -- 193
3. Representation of equipment, auxiliary devices, and connection
lines on pneumatic circuit diagrams -- 194
4. Examples of completed pneumatic circuit diagrams -- 199
Diagrams of automatic-regulation stabilizing systems -- 199
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Dria,grams of automatic -regulation follow-up systems -- 203
Diagrams of automatic-regulation cascade syntems-- 210
Diagrams of pneumatic remote control -- 217
Ch.VI. Electrlc;Power-ol'upply Circuit Diagrams -- 221
1. Purpose and methods of making power-supply dlargrams -- 221
2. Selection of vqltage values and type of current -- 226
3. Control and protection equipment in power-supply circuits - 229
4. Calculation of protection devices -- 236
5. Determination of the output of power-oupply sources -- 240
6. Control of power-supply-eircult working order -- 248
7. Example of the making of a power.!si;pply tArcult -- 252
Ch.VII. Power-Supply Pneumatic-Clrcult Diagrams -- 253
1. Power-oupply sources -- 253
2. Calculation of power-suprly-source efficiency -- 256
3. Use of compressor-plant stations -- 258
4- Construction of power-supply circuiLs -- 258
5. Example of a Completed pneumatic circuit diagram for a power-
supply -- 262
6. Recommendations concerning the selection of sets and fixtures
for an alr-supply circult -- 266

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BiblioZrnphy -- 271
Ch.VITI. Control Panels and Desks. Control-Room Equipment Lay-Out-272:
1. PvizTose of panels and desks -- 272
2. Classolf1cation and use of panels and desks -- 273
3. Layout of devices and control equipment on the front s1de of
panels and desks -- 278
4. Layout of e uIpment and auxiliary devices inside panels and
desks -- 291
5. Recommended distances between devices installed on panels and
desks -- 283
6. Mimic flowsheets and graphic panels _-- 289
Layout of control panels and desks - 296
I-lays of installing and fixing control panels and desks -- 298
g..111umination of control panels and desks -- 304
10. Drawings of the general aspect of control panels and desks
(graphic design) -- 306
11. Control-panel rooms -- 309
12. Some information on serially manufactured control panels and
desks -- 311
13. Examples of completed control panels and desks -- 315
Bibliography. -- 324

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Ch.TX. Wiring Diagrams of Control Panels and Desks 325
1. General requirements as to the content and design of wiring
diagrams -- 325
2. Industrial safety and operational requirements with regard to
the arrangement of the equipment and to the connecting wiring
on control panels and desks -- 327
3. Electric wiring and Illumination of control panels -- 330
4. Tube wiring in control panels and desks -- 341
5. Mixed (electric and tube) wiring -- 348
6. Leads of external wiring into control panels and desks -- 349
Terminal sealings of cables and wires -- 355
Assembly symbols -- 358
9. Methods of drawing wiring diagrams -- 363
10. Example of a completed wiring diagram -- 372
Bibliography -- 375
Ch.X. Diagrams of External Electric and Tube Wiring -- 376
1. Purpose and content of the diagra,.;s -- 376
2. Selection of wiring material 377
3. Assembly symbols -- 392
4. Marking of connecting lines 395
5. Methods of drawing diagrams 399
Bibliography -- 406
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Ch.X1. Aiirjeoibly Drawin,(,n of Equipment and Connect in,,,-VII ring Layour.-
407
Purpose of drawinCs and what is required from them from a
-- 407
technical standpoint
2. Selection of location for the Installation of Instruments and
of sorting devices. Plannirw, Installation designs -- i~lo
1* Structures for the Installation of control panels and deska-4221,
4. Laying of tube wiring __ 425
5. Laying of electric wiring -- 445
6. Execution of assembly drawings -- 457
Bibliography -- 459
Ch.XII. Explanatary Note. Equipment and Material Specifications -460
Bibliography -- 467
MKIII. Calculation of Choke-Control Units i~68
1. Designations and computational fomulas 468
2. Characteristics of values included in computational formulas-47~
3. Characterlatics of choke units -- 483
4. Sequence of choke-unit calculation -- 485
5. Examples of choke-control-unit calculations 487 F
Bibliography -- 491
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Ch.XIV, Methods of Calculatin- Regulatlor, 'Systems 492
1. Flow diagram. Mathematical models -- i~92
2. Mathematical concepts and designations -- 494
3. Sections of automatic recrulation systems -- 503
4. Experimental methods of determining regulated objects and regu-
latlon-equipment characteristics -- 525
5. Conversions of block diagrams -- 534
6. Characteristics of automation means and devices -- 546
7. Calculation and Investigation of automatic-regulation systems
by means of computers -- 596
Analog computers -- 597
Calculation of an automatic pressure regulation system -- 622
8. Methods of calculating standard aingle-circult regulation syeteme#
making use of reference materials -- 631
Reference materials -- 638
Concluding remark -- 664
Bibliography -- 665
Ch.XV. Calculation of the Tapered Devices of Flow-Metero -- 667
1. Designations and computational formulas __ 667
2. Characteristics of values Included In computational fonnulaB-675
3. Minimum lengths of direct-pipeline sections precedAng and follow-
Ing tapered devices -- 686
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4. SclectJon of a tapered device -- 687
5. Seq~iencc in tapered-device calculation -- 687
6. Flow ,ieasurement whIle inatalling a tapered de-ice at a pipe-
line's Input and output -- 690
Flow measurement or aggressive substances -- 691
Heasurement of pulsating gas flows -- 692
9. Examples of tapered-device calculation -- 695
Bibliography -- 700
Table for converting the physical units used In thia book into
the IS International unit system -- 701
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATEt 18Nov65/ ORIG REFt 121/ OTH REF: 003

GHMITYSfEVICH) Fedor Ignatlye-vich, inzh.; GURETSKIY, Semen
Aieksandrovich, inzh.; KULI-SY, Viktor Fedorovich. irzh.;
11-Ini-mal uchastdyq K.A., Inzh.. ROMINA,.I.V.;
~AYBASHEVA, T.V.9 red.
[Safety proceduren In the repatr of electric rolling stock]
Tekhnika oezopasno,9ti Fr` -f~,-.onte ellektropodvizh-nogo sostava.
Mosk,wi, Transpc:rt, -)P v. (MIRA IW)

T ~'.. A.
Teplotp'--hn irh(~,q:ck i ~Cqr, t ro I I i av t.i(, I on."Oe re, ,I] li ,.,),/a rl i r-
porhei, Von tn. "a-,h . flo.
Themorei,ulaUori and autr)t-,.a*i(- r)iAr~,)' I'actnrv Nmacen.
'-I. -Iufart.~Iriri;, anf~ o uf
of Cm,,ress, 1". 3.

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R. iL.
MIROXOVp L.A.; SHIPSTIN. L.1.; WSKUTOV, V.I., kandidat takhni-
nauk. retsentent; LUKIN. V.P.. redaktor.
[Thernotachnical measuring instuments) Teplotakhalchookle
ismaritellays pribory-, spravochn" materialy. Koakwa, Goa.
nauchw-takhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. t avilostroit. lit-ry.
1954. 49? p. (KIRA 7-8)
(Measuring instruments)

MIRONOV0 KONSTAIITRI ANDREYEVICH
MIROIIOV, KOIISTLNTIN AITNEYEVICH
19/5
7U.22
Tr R= REGTILYATC)RY;
pLOTEIQINICHESp= JZn wyYE PRIBORY I AVTQMA71
SpRAVOCIDIM MATERMY (TIJE1010-TECHNIZAL ME-ASUR-NG DISTMJMENTS AND AUTOMATIC
R~,GUIATORS) MOSKVA, MASHGIZ, 1956.
675 P. ILLUS., DIACRS., TABLES.
*LITERATURA*s P. 658- (660)

9(6); 24(8); 28(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1420
Mironov, Konstantin Andreyevich, and 1,ev losifovich Shipatin
TL-plotekhalcheskiye izmritellnyye pribory; spravochum materialy (Faet
Engineering Measuring Apparatus; Raference ftterlal) 2d ad., rev. and eal.
Moscow, Mashgiz, 1958. 896 p. 20,000 copies printed.
Reviewer: M.A. L'Yov, Candidate of Technical Sciences; 9d.; P.G. Adamov,
Engineer; Ed. of Publishing House% G.F. Pblyakov; Tech Ed.t A.Ta. Takhanov,
Managing Ed. for Literature on Machine Manufacturing and Instrument Making
(Mashgiz)i N. V. Pakrovskiy, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and technicians en~d in plan-
ning, building,and installing equipment for the control and regulation of
heating systems in various industries. It may also be used by students
working on course projects and graduation requirements in vtuzes and takhnikums.
COVERAGE: This book gives the main characteristics, arrangsment^ad over-all
dimensions of apparatus for measuring temperatuxe, pressure, qvantitywid
flow of liquids, Soses and vapors, Liquid levels, the composition of liquids,
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Heat Engineering Measuring (Cont.) SOV/1420
and the composition, density and humidity of gases.
TAMZ OF 0OYWTS-
Foreword
PART 1. APPARATUS FOR MEAMMMG TEMRAIIM
General Observations
Ch. I. Expansion Thermometers 4
Liquid-in-glass thermometers 5
Tachnical mercury thermometer Tr (%P-121) 5
Low temperature, liquid filled, laborstor7-type thermometer TL-15(TL-101) 8
Metastatic mercury thermometer type TI,1(TS-102) 8
JAboratory mercury thermometers TL-4 (TL-103, TL-104,
TL-105, TL-lo6 and Tila7 9
Iaborstory mercury thermometers TL_2 (TL-u6) 9
High-temperature, rod-shaped, mercury thermometers TL-3T (TL-IU 11
Uquid-in-gliass thermometer type TS-7(TB-102) for warehouses 15
Sigaialing thermometers 13
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION S, 0%, / '-~ ; ~' 14 "
Mir-'-;nov, Konstantin Andreyevich, and Lev Iostfovich Shipetln
Avtomaticheskiye regulyatory; spravochnyye materialy (Automatic rnn
trollers; Reference Materials) 2d rev. and enl. ed. Moscow,
M,i,,hglz, 1961. 551 p. 25,000 copies printed.
Reviewer: A. Ts. Chervyakovskly, Engineer; Ed.: M. S. Yells(-yev,
Engineer; Tech. Ed.: A. Ya. Tikhanov; Managing Ed. for Litera.-
tur-i on the Means of Automation and Instrument Constructlon
N. V. Pokrovskly, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book Is Intended for engineers and technicians con
c,a-rned with the design, assembly, and operation of automatl'~ con
trol systems of manufacturing processes; It may also be useful
t-, students at schools of higher 4ducation and tekhnikums.
"",.',VEaAGE: Concise descriptions of self-energized and relay-')perat'~l
~tydraullc, pneumatic, and electric) controllers and their azees-
5)rl-is are presented. Information on control valves and dat.~t
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A~it)rratl,~ Controllero; Reference Materials 3 () 17 1 C) 81 4r~
-)n c);itrol panels and cabinets for the mounting of Instruments,
co;-.t:,ollers, and accessories are also given. Reference data ar-
on various catalogs, specifications of plants, shop mariui'
on information compiled by the Proyektno-konstruktorskoi(-
:'Glavproyektmontazhavtomatika" Ministerstva stroltell'st.%-i
.3~i (Planning and Design Bureau for Desiizn and Assembly of' Aijt,-
m ton Equipment of the Ministry for Constructinn or tte
~-:S.11). No personalities are mentioned. There are 10 rerArpncl:.:~.
~!i 3c let.
OF k-ONTENTS [Abridged):
--i-rd tc the Second Edition
information on Controllers
PART 1. SELF-ENERGIZED AUTOMATIC CONTROLLERS
1. Temperature Controllers
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Resultq of promotirw. qnfs-ty mpninlro- in mining. B~z,3n.trlidn 7
prom. I no.10:29 0 '57. (MIRA ir:110
( KazAkhstAn--Mi ning ~nginpering-Snfety mensures)

MIRONUV, K.I. inzh.
Use rod bolt'.ng more widegf- Bezoqpruda v prom. 7 no.1:32-33 Ja 163.
(MIRA 16:2)
1. Upravleniye Karagandins*$a o1crugs. Gosudarstvennogo koniteta pri
Sovete Ministrov KazSSR po aedzoru za bezopasaym vedeniyem rabot
v promyshlewiosti i gornomu nadzoru.'
(Mine roof bolting)

14IRDWV, K.I., sadovod-.cpytnik
Effect of rootstelck on the scion. Agrobiologiia no.2:
290-291 Mr-Ap 165. O/IFA IR:21)
1. Gorodskoye obshchestvo michurintsev, g. Kemerovo.

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MIRONOV. K.M., kazAidat takhnichaskikh n&uk.
Review of foreign literature on the ratting of flax and other
bast plants. Testsi AN BSSR.Ser.bii&l.n&v. n0-3:123-130 156.
(MLRA l0tl)
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Grlm:ICF2jC-VA' Z.F. ; OKUNI, M.M.; MIRMLOVA, N-' EV
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muctirr
G.N.; I~CRKOVD!, V.A.; -,ALAGAIN, '~.A.; ;tAZUVAYtV, A.A.,
SOKOLOVA, V.Ye., red.; THISHINA, L.A., tekbn. red.
,Manual on the tnnustri al ~ '-.;rw:ry - roct)ss ~ - , " :"
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14IROMOV, K.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; it,): N.V. , rul." -, t *1 1, 11- !' - ' - 1 j: '-k
Modified two-phase biologIcal retting (if kenar sinj
, r,,11t.
Nauch.-isal.trudy TSNIILV 17:20-36 162. (KIRA

DERBENEV, S. I - ; W gil ()VI KUHAT('VA, M.A., retsenzent; SUGLOVA,
V. Yo ., red.; FTAI KIY, V.N., tekhn. red.
(Technolo of the incOM&OW bioft4olcal retting of bnat raw
materialsfTekhnologlia popomyshlennA biologicheakot mochki
lubinnogo syrlia. Moak" , Giziegprdm, 1963. 199 p.
NIRA 16:9)
(Ratting)

DMLO~EV , S. 1 . , k a rid. I ektin, mi ~k - PTI, ~IiuV, K.N,. F - :Fi
Yu.;"., re4l.
(flew deveiopmeu~s ,n r.,, i,,eq
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voe v tekhnike zavoclsk -t m, v
sti-hesklxh stranakh E~vrcp.,,, i');
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Mr s(.-fjw. I S-3nt rt, Iriyy I n~-, t- I i ~.ri, t- K. r.r. t
irLfo -m tsi i I egkny - rj,,sr, i Hriz,.-) v* '. .

KARKIN, U.M.; MIROHOV, K.R.
Stratigraphy and facies of Paleocene and Miocene sediments in the
northwestern shores of the lacchatku-TigilO area. Artoref. nauch.
trud. VNIGRI no.17:202-205 '56. (PIRA 11:6)
(Kamehatica Valley~~eology, Stratigraphic)
(Tigill Valley-Geology, Stratigraphic)

KOGAN, I.D., otv.red.; ANDREYK0, Y.F., red.: BORZLIIIOV, V.14.. red.:
HIRLIN, R.Ye., red.; MIRONOV, K.V., red.; SERGEMA. N.A.
red.izd-va; GUROVA, O.'T.-, -taktm.'red.
[Materials of the State Committee on Resources on prospecting
methods. evaluation and calculation of mineral deposits;
collected studies] Materialy GKZ po motodike razv"dki. promysh-
leanoi otseake i podshchetu zapasov mostorozhdanil poloznykh isko-
psemykh; abornik. Konlcva, Gos.nauc1ino-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po
geol. t okhrane nedr. No.l. 1959. 153 p. (KIRA U-4)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvennaya komiasiyrt Do
zapasam poleznykh iskopayenrqkh.
(Mines and mineral resources)

11(7) a V/'
A,:THCR:
-I TIIE:
On Met~ods -5ed fo
.5ko-~iy-
em,ykh
PERIGDICAL: Razvedka I oKh.-ar,.a :ie r . Nr j,p I I I '-'SSR'
ABSTRA-,T: Met-ods of -f a. re!~erves -ire still in c,-,r.-
formity .,,rith strinl -,:-'s the former "inlslr-.- of

the Coal ln-lustr.y Accor,~: nf, i~e t-,c. r
uf the '!3 R _~ t- t
most of th,---3e -_'-~te and must be mo-
difled and defect :s that they
do not bake techni , ~~Il in z,mlc fa~_tor:7 w~.ich :ie-
fine the tr_,~=. -a, Co:i. i, ~ ~e n ta t., I i ty e x -
-;Ioit'nr, estimoted into cL)nsi~ier-it.,on. S e
re.;erves are vi dl ed ~ r,to two crou- s - basic an-
sovy~'") and fr~n,-e ",~-Ab:~I~jnsovy~`. r-e:=ves. r,*. -
of the 'iverage max .,',,,um m,*jj,,,rlt.~i,,Ie of are
wronj~,",v f )v entire ~o.,,,' t;-is~ns arld recions

,ard
112 vlit!~out to
c,,,%:-a::Ier stics ani
!.he,.r

r
On Metlaods Used for C) a 1 R e S'~- rv e S
to the quall'~,y of co--ils. Some --,oal rez3erves
as basic ones lef~ni'-ely I elonv to the fr.n,~e re--.erves,
whereas some fringe reserves cannot be economi-,illy
exploited at all. TLhe author makes some sut~i-estlons
for the el;it)oration of new methods, which must trike a!-'
factors omitted ~n the present binding ~----J,t:ons ;nto
considerati.on.
ASSCIC'ATION: ~iKZ
Vard L'12

Al

Thr- ':se of --71,--ctric bore :Ia:n~lin- for t t c,'
ected 'Joal Recerve,:.
dnta ol,tainc-d br electric co:-e saL_~lin_
C"-e e..:actness of of _-D-tl
sorves. 'Ih- Scction of 'Joals ,Ln,: nf
E'-sl)ertno-~;ec,!oL;iclir.,--kiy Sovet ~i,:z (t`ic
Geolo.irical ',o,,.uicil of the itate
Serves of A-linern' DeDosits).at '~_.c I -j f
'hers of Lhe disc,_ins,~d the
.~I.-)cran~7;-iy on the "Possibility -in' '-nd'
.4- U - I -
tions of '_"'ilization 5f Data of Electric -,ore
idling in t:.o 7_-,Lim_atin- of Frosspuct.~! ~D,il
On the basis of 1,1,ic rej,ort, '31'Z C,!
ratified the "Condlitions of of
3oi,e Z;a:.:plinr- Data in t'.e Zs',imati.3n of Prcs~~,ct`
,oal Reserve 's". In Suvl:stance, t'-_us,-~
f,Dresee t:-a- combin _1 -_z'ui1i:!ation o' cl~ct_-ic
oam,-linG arL.: core :a_,qlin,-, ba~-..~_'
a.-,-- of c,)_-es ol-tained pror-p-2ctin-

17 7/
file c,-. of Elcc~ric lin" f,),-,
-~e rv,?
ec t : "O"i i -
n : e s

MIRONUVI Y.
Some unsqlved problems of prospecting for coal deposits. Hat.GKZ
no.2:44-51 061. (RDU 16:3)
(coal) (Prospecting)

V IROTI, "l', X."'.
,- , , - , .- . '? " - ~ I .~ ; . . - r C, . -a '.~b '.' - -,:-, r. ,,, , -" ` . -,. . ., " .
. 7 -" .-
,q,- ~ , , - -P , r, *.n,, ", ~ , , 21 ~ - - - go. . -)g ! , 0l'. 'Tll q . r i
1..$I , , I' , n $~ T- "!; A T-f ~,! , f J] , 1 8 t,,&' 0. . . ;fT " .
. . 1, , .

SKROBOV, S.A., gli.-v. red.; T'YZIMOV, A.V., zam. glav. red.; SHABAHCAI,
N.V., zam. glav. red.; AM~OSOV, 1.1, , redaktor;
red.; i3U..'.SZV, 5.1;., red.; I'VA1,0%, '~.A., red.; KORL'~Y(_v,
red.; YOTLUKCV, V.A., red.; KX711ETSCV, I.A., red.;
K.V.. redaktor; MOLClljtNCV, 1. 1. , redaktor;
JIV:IP~-WV, V.Ye., red.; POLOVA-EV, I N., red.; NYOV,
red.; PROKHO.OV, S.F., red.; YAVORSKIY, V.I., red.; LAGUTMA,
V.V., red. toma; LENENOETEM.:, P.L., red. toma; SY'lh(MV, A.Z.,
red. toma; IMATLEVA, ',.A., red.!zd-va; ?2tOTCVA, 1.Ye., red.
izd-va; IVMIOVA, A.G., tekhn. rod.
3eology of cobl and corbusliole :-hale in the
mestorozhdenil uglia i gorLchikh nlantsev SSS... Glav. red. 1.I.
Ammosov i dr. Mo:;kwi, Goggeoltekhizdat. Vol.l.[Ccal barins and
deposits in the oouth of thn European part of the U.F.S.S,; Donets
Basin, Dnieper dasin, Lvov-Volyn' .~ailn, doj,o,,At.,.! of the vootern
pro%inces of Voldavia and the Ukraine, White Russia, Trans-
caucasia and the Northern Caucasus] Ugollnye basseiny i mesto-
rozliden4ia iuga Evropeiskoi chasti SSSR; Donetskii bassein, L-nep-
rovskii bassein, Llvovsko-Volynskii bassein, mestorozhdeniia za-
padnykh oblaDtei Ukrainy I ~loldavli, el()rU:3.9i, Severnogo Kav-
kaza i Za~,avkaz'ia- 190. 1210 p. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Russia (1923- '~of-mcarstver.nyj f~eolofrichoskiy komit-t.

Y.1-RONOV. K-onstantin Vasillyevich; KUZNETSt)V, I.A., otv. red,;
K030LEVA, T.I., red.izd-va; ?,fA-KSP4CVA, V.V., tekhr., red,
(Evaluation of coal deposits from the point of view of
economic geology] Geologopromyshlennaia otsenka ugollnykh
mestorozhdenii. Moskva, Gosgortekhizdat, '4963. 238 p~
06S RA 16:6)
(Coal-Geology)

:. - . .rlr , - '., ,K .Ya . ; r( ) P Y., , ~ . - . ; . 1. 1 . , " . - ,
J, 7 . , . ., -1 .
I I I rFi t",3 , ~ t, t-- -, ~ r .-, ; - - .:; ; f . .
1, ..1 1 1., 11 ~ L:. : . I I . . .I". .
A?, SSSR nc,.7 Ser. i;iuy I I ii ." '. . I
. 1: ~ t , ~1.1 *- -. ~. .:- "'I . ~'! .'"S I - ,, - ~ -, ~~ . '. c . , - 7" t
. F ~ t.!. rs#: .

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swomw Cowmedw" so fuscid G's"a 41 bau" 41 aw-
smy mW cillsommetim I N 1110) wr and X.-L-JAssumew
IV. U maknuf IkAts, Univ . RINtow In thms IMIlady
.#W. Ivask IV A.S IN 72. 1211 AR W.101v - - rbr yfleff"
t14CIF NIf4CI. Ifearl-NI1.1k. and 11161, Mill Weft Newd"
by deft; almr. cmd. anif m,p over C.M.Cw ftsten from 11
to 73- U wwar % Me. isdime (At Wilber CWWRII the logic.
trugh CACWMOOYI~ COMO- lormeaw.. whilb in 03.9
twoss is I With A 0"*'$ W With . ItAltbililln PURIJ kir
socoupwally awhim vocupds , &b evskiss able by a mm. in
All. cmd. to com-n cwvrs and A* in curv" of vrrvv~
rove. ad ~I" vood. r0 tvncn Tlbus' in tbr Pstm If4Cj'-
NIf.a. flw in P.."Jug" vurve Autri, She cmiVd Jj4CI, -
VIIA-3 staltiall C'm fly 41 31111. with mijam"t eutectic.
.1 ion*, a a UK* rZIM1, OVAI IWJ*. (11 Mlk % NIJCl;
Amal theve Aft 4 imelm"80% torking cumj*6 mrsth ille
fullonrome wakw* fall loose of IfCC4 to N I IXA. conit pa""t
,%*IfA,l ow Uqokim cwvv. and lamp , trip ; V;2. 18.6. 243;
3: 1. ZIA XM. J. 1. Xf 6, 214; asul I ;.' ' d-d 6 243 Tbw
Wool 4NW# Cd &I" CtWAi 046 dCtd #IV nwom-Itri"41 CCmd at
jul voj* th, -orm IlaW, MiAlt a.. -ludimA
joidats-W. With tv"I Ilk-A"Ur"Wilt. as All, j.511, Ads, awl
3w. the hquallu. cur., %two. 0 ruterlor at 14u" 4ft
mair % Nif4fk. and 6 incurigruvolly mwitind setupdal- latch
the following vakft~ for ratio of 1141k, to Nif.11f. me* %
101,11t m liquidus rur%.. *,,,I Irtup . r"p 3.1, 23. W,
3:2, 40. ISM; 1:2. Ou.:Xjl. aml t.4. 67, MA In the .)wttto
Ifal, NMI, -1-C ou'd .... ~I;Aku det-1 .1 tesnim u( All
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46 gook % XjIj. . 11"AUMtkM I-M at WD', 42 Wok ".
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and two tilussitim quent.. mrrvIllponding to thr tiocupd,
114114NII.I. 'At K"- ','j Slid, 210% Awl 1141. 4%11.1. W
TbC "L44 .1.1 Into In thr fit, tuall
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USSR/Cbemistry - Solid Solutions, bbr- SeP 52
cury Compounds
"Physicochemical Analysis of Systems Consisting of
Mercury Halides and Alkali Wtals and Amm=ium 1161-
idea. II. Fusibility of Bromide and Iodide
Systems," I. N. Belyayev, K. Ye. Mironov, 'Chair
of Gen Chem$ Rostov-on-Don State U imen! V. X.
Molotov
"Zhur Obshch Khim" Vol 22, No 9, PP 1490-11-97
The systems HgBr2-VaBr, U912-N&I, H912-Ki, and R&I,-
IM41 were studied using a visual-polythez-ml wthca.
The system KgBr 2 - Or, and Har 2 - XR4Br were
studied with the aid of both visuil-polytberwl
and thermal methods, whereupon beating w~d cool-
ing curves were plotted. In the system HgBrL> -
NsBr, 2 compds are formed whose compn is not
known. In the system HgBr. - KBr, 4 compds are
formed: KBr'7HgBr2, KBr-2HgBr2, KBr-flgBr-j, 2KB
Rar2. In the system HgBr2 - NH4Br, 5 co;Pda are
formed: NH4Br-7HgBr.D?, 2NH 4_9H9Br,'_1 ~ENH4Br -33*rV
2NH4Br-EgBr , 4NE4Br.RgBr_. In the system Eg,12 -
2 e
Nal, one compd is formed of the probable ecnq=
W-UgI . In the system HgI - NE comr4a
are fo;&;d: 2NHj1-.R&1, and The &bil-
to form compexes their stability incre"es;
i . d
6Ue oraer , - Br - Cl. In chloride and bro-
mide systems the ability to form ca*lexes im-
cre"Ies sharply with increasing ionic radiva
of alkali metal, but not for iodine 5yEti-ms.
(3) 232T!6

chemical Abet..
Vol. 46 Va. 9
may lot 1954
General and MY#Jcsl ChemistrY
PkYdcddwmW adysid of t to of mercury halides
and a" metal w mm*W Ides. L Melting dle-
I
I'lel, R.
I ,I -nor
2
11. MeltIngdhWamsolthebromidt-
"40 SPAGOU. [Ud. 153,'"(). -ck, CA. 41:72095-e.
If L. If-

TllTir)%j;l'!, T.. E.
901inpvp . 'i., :-Ar,),iov ' E. - "F - --i i c - -- - rt -at : " ' 19 .- 3 -,- 3 *,- - - - - 7-, - : - -
-.* ---I- - --- - -- .1 . I. "',
-~ I hg I I in! of mf~ rr-ur7 , n I '~ 111 1 -7-0 f - ' " , qnJ wx an ium. PFirt 3. con) ictilvity
-f gvqtnmq ol N-9i i mprcur i I-, ' '1 4- mnl ammord~ir ii'. I in. ( 1'. ,. 7 ;~, ),
I
SO: Journn I -n' -';erin-r- I trl, I ~. , -na , )~,q ?1.0 1 '-'h i mi I ) , 2- ~A'. - , 10. -, 0- -

Chemical Mat. Phydcochatni 9-MAfjj(d Of systems 0( mercuric Wide*
Vol. 48 No. 9 and WWI mow of ROMMonium halides. fit Electric
CQd&C(Wty of gy*aw of fused mercuric halide &-nT -am-
May 10p 1954 kfiroww J
maufto
General and Mysical Chemistry Ceti. Ckgon. (U.gff.Y.T
flon).-iBee CA - 47, 20201.

1111111iWCh emlstvv~-~ :1~ chemistry
alsde
NW 247 22/27
Title fte question of the e3datolace of MP4 (Discussion)
-Perlodiftl Mar. fis. WdA6 20/22, 2253-U54,, Dw 195A
Abstiiiat I roe acistence of a higlier h7drogen, p do (H OD was discussed. After
determination of U202
choddvg - the ftctml material regardInS :Z;fc
br_ the.- g"amatria'and UtratIon methods the author cam to a concluslo7e
that there arena conarste bases t6i the can a one of other researchers
t nti
that HgD~" actually exists in aqumis solutions of ordimr7 H The
I"bleFa f the formation of HD2 radicals during the process okA-3
decosposition and higher krdrogen psrwddes In 4rdrogen-oxygen fTJ3:=' 109
dlebsted. BUM references ; 5 USSR and 3 tBA (1948-1954)e
ImUtutim t. AcadmW of Sciences MR., The 14, S. Kurnak*v ImUtute of General and
Inars"do chemistry
Submitted t July 17,p 19 54

M, IR ONOV, K. Ye.
Phase transition diagrnme of the Rystem: H20 -- Sii~. Zhur.ob.)rnln.
25 no.6:1081-1096 in 155. (MLO 8: 12)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganicheakoy khimil Akademii nRuk LibSR.
(Ammonium hydroxide) (Phase rule and equilibrium)

'ISSRIPhysical Chemistry Thermodynamics. Thermo,: he-mi st ry Equilibrium.
Physicochemical Analysis Phase Tranalt!ons, B-8
Abst Journalt Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 19, 1956, 6103t;
Author: Mironov, K. Ye
Institution: None A
Title: Mutual Miscibility of Hydrogen Percxld,?! and DI.ethyl Ether
Original
Periodical: Dokl AN SSSR, 1955, 104, Nc 1, 91-92
Abstract: The visual-polythermal method was us,-~d '- bt,idj the sciubility of
H202 (1) in C2H5()C2H5 ~11)- The res-11-,i -~,rfirm the limited misci-
bility of these substances, the layer enri:hed with I accumulating
at tl~-AL'over pay-t of the vessel. Th~~! 14quiduB of the system con-
sistwsof 2 branches cerrespond-ing to crystallization of 11 and I
and intersectLng at the eutectic pr-'.nt '.-1300. 23 1). The branch
of crystalllzat�on cf IT d1d nc.t shc-w ar '_vflection point which
could correztprnd to crysra11_,zar,c.n c,' ~,,3 2 mod-Ifications. On
the branch c.f crystallization of : ttlere ,s a region of
Card 112

x
AUTHORS: Mironov, K. Y e Pr or- To., 7 8 - 2 -
TITLE: An Investigation of ~r)-Ftai i- ~t; e 13 t e m
H 202" NaClO 4-H20 and F12
(Izucl~eniye poverk~nonti kristal'i7: t:-i siete 112 -,C 10 4-
-H2 0 1 H20 2- LiClO 4-H20)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Neorganic~~e~ikoy Khi-nii, I?KO, Vol. ', Nr 2,
PP. 50-516, (!'3!7R)
ABSTRACT: A complete investi,mtion of the a -)f H,O,-'IaClO Y,0
and H,O -LiClO .11 0 war ~er!orm0. The concet.trati- )f
~ 2 2
K 0 was obtqined by repoatel distillatio-i in a vacl;um wit.~
a2 2
purity of 9q,C,1o'. jhe for:natijn of crystals occurs at Oeep
undercoolint; (6o-7o ^3 lower than the equilibriu- --'of the
crystallizRtion). In tt.c s.,stpm 1!202- NaC10 4- ::,)0 the
following phases occur: H 2 32' 2H20, ice, FaClO4.11 0 and
!!aCl 04* In the0system LiC10-ILO the followin - p~:a3es are
obtain-d at 0 C: ice, LiCA 33 0, LiClO H 0 an' LiCIO..
Card 1/3 4 * 2 4'

Art Investi.-ation of Crystallization in the Syste:rs 5 - 2 - 37,'4 11
H 0 NaC10 H,O and H 0 -LiC10 H 0
2 2 4 2 2
In tac liqui~us of the binary systen H,O -LiC10 LiC10, and
H 0 develop. In the ternary systeE~ T1 0 2LJCIO, 4H 0 tO
2 2 ,2 2- '- 2
followin- phases are produced: ice, 11 0 1 H 0 IH-10, LiCIO
2 2 2 2- 4
LiClO 4' H,0 and LiCiO 4' 3H2 0.
From these results follows that o peroxyhjdra'es of
sodium- a..! lit',iu- perchlorate nre roduced in I he , inary
systems If 0 -NaC 10 and 11 0,-LiCIO
Undei i-.e infillence ;f'ajueou9'!:jl t.CP.'3 -f 11,0 2 11pon
the perchlorate5i of sodiu-n ind lithil::n the iut~,ors o'-tained
hydrate forma of perchlorateD. LiCIO h.-drateJ especially
intensively. Therf .re e fJ,.-ures, " iables, an~! 9 refirer,~.,es,
7 of whi-a are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Institute for General and Anor,-,anic Chemis'.ry i.:.e:.. N. S.
Vurnakov AS USSR (ILatitutobahchey i neor~=ichesnoy k.117ii
imeni ':. S. Vurnakova Akadeziii nauk 353R)
Laboratory for Peroxy-Conpoun~s 'Laboratoriya pereklarijkr.
soyedineril. )
SUBMITTED: February 19, 1957
Card 213

An Investigation of Crystallizati-,:~ . '-f. i: -q-2-37 4.1
.4 0,-NaCIO -H 0 and H 0 LiCID.-H 1)
2 - 4 2 2 2- 2
AVAILABLE: Library of Con,ress
Card 3/3

AU "HORS: Mi ronov , K. Y~--. , Dani 1 cva, Y. S.
TITLE: Concprninr the Exintence (,f High,~r HyJr,)ger, P,.-, xi i,-g
Comaercial 1 202 Pro ducts (Pri 3U t9tV'Jy(-' tVy c-
vodoroda v prodazhnoy 11,0
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorgan,~cheskoy khimii, 19'.E,, V(,, ', Nr
pp 2807-2809 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Investigations were carried out to stlily tne 2f
the existence of higher hydrogen peroxide compounds in vari,.us
hydrogen peroxide preparations. The fo!!()w:ng mater~,alls wprf~
used as initial materials: 2.1 6 $ R202 ; technical perhydro-
(28.11% H 2O);and 94.4 1% H202 . KMnO4 ani Na 2S2C, w-f~k- us,~,t tr.
"'Ir fo-~nj Ina.-
the titratiorin tt, determine the H 202 -'-)ntpnt. J..
in the marketabie hydrogen peroxidp prt-para',,.-nq P.-7.
peroxides exist. The higher consumption of thc- pc*.assiurr, per-
manganate and sodium thlosulfate were prod,.;ced by ny-iroger, 1,6-
solved in distilled water.
There are 3 tables and 15 referpnces, 11 zf which ar-
Card 1/2

3~~'l '7 6 1 - ' , - ' - " ~,
Concerning the Exi stence ~f F,:,,x., d,-!l : -cme lal _ r
Products C_ r,j i/ 111
ASSOCIATION: Inst i tut obsh( hey i neorgan'. c. h~skry kr-m; . im. 11. 5. Kj rr.ap. '~~j
Akademi 1 nauk SSSR 'In-f , 1-ito f Gonvr i . ~ir. i if, K.,ir . C ~ ~ 1 m ! : )
imeni N. S. K,,rnak,iv of "~o f Sc~-.n ,i, USSR)
SUBMITTED- Auglist 5, 19')~
Card 2/~

CHN114ENKO, A.K.; MR01M. K.Ye.
Combined 1,~arnod councile cl *,he S4'.-arian 4,ivin,*-n ., ' 'I~n
Acado--V of Sclencon of the ' Izv. Si ~). f,tO. AN -, 311
nc.7- 12(-12- '5). C I IA I '- 11" )
( ~ i hn r i it- - lei t~nar r h )

AUTHOR K. Ye.
TITLE: The Interaction of Hydzogea Peruy-4 de Wi'~;." fum,--u
~ C vz a I mod ei at 7 11 j 9reK; a I V& dc ;a S 1AZ,:Tm- -~Ay -M
!i;R.CD:CALt
U 3S."(
AzSTHACT: A ccm~iete investidaticr. *, tne ~nase
H2G :;H3 was carried cut tc provt~ t~,e ex. --t, ~%o~
cc.m~cunds NH,.H e C2 and 21NH 3*H 2C The ',,.e ;n~..3e
changes was plotted. The system nas four ~,hases-
peroxIde, the co-m~ound NH 5' if2 02with tne meltlini~ coin* at
0
tn , r. gr
+24 the compound 2:iH H..C, w an r~ tme 1.,.j7
i "; nt -a-,
at -J5-5 and ammnia. T:, - --,-j s .z;~ti~,. zl.%-~,
the ~nase '11H 3' :i2C2occupies t,,.e .'argejt cart
The diagrams of tne -ineu
variclus strengths ~jr. aamcnia
The data (~n t%e ir,es ar,
ard 1 j-'2 given t,~ C, Maass and W. Hat,~her, T~,e sta,,~i~itj t!~e

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AUTHORS: Mironov, K. Ye.. Dzyatkevicr., B. S.
TITLE: On the i;ff ect --f G lacial Acetic Aci I on Somt~ Cmrt).3n~it~?s of t~,e
Alkali- and A lkal i n,-ep-rth Meta I a (0 ie.-stvi 1 ed.. ~Ln,)j ax
kisloty na nekot- r-,,7e karbonat.) qhchello,~hnykh shzzhel~,:~,-
nozemellnykh met%!',cv)
PERIODIC.I.L: Zhurna I neorl7ani cheqk oy k hi m I i , 19~9 , Vc, N,-
pp
ABSTRACT: The d~icompositJ,,ri of the carbon~itP3 cf L,,j jl:i, K C,i, Sr, ,r,,1
Ba was carried out ~t, i somewhat mo,l',fi,!d a~k~irfiv~s d,--s:rltei
by Seyb and Kl~,lnberg (Ref 10) (Fie I). During thin re7i-t~on ttie
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HIROMOV, K.Te.
United learned council on the chenical scleaces. Iz-v.SIb.otd.AI
SSSR no.3:131-132 160. (KIRA 13:10)
(Siberia-Chemistry)

MIRONOV. X. To.
rernary compounds In a 1178tem 111i J-"202-"20- K.S. lzv.Sib-otd.
AN SSa no.8:14)-146 160. (MIRA 1):9)
1. Institut neorgenichaskoy khImII Sibirokogo otdelenlya AN
333H.
(Amwnia) (Hydrogen peroxide)

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'-iironov, K Ye L)228/D301~
TLTLE At the joint scientific council for chemical sciences
PERIODICAL Akademiya nauk SSSR Sibirskoye otdeleniye lzvestiya,
no, 4., 1961 119-120
TEXT. The Joint Scientific Council SO AS USSR at its session on
January 9, 1961 reviewed the work of chemical institutes for 1960,
and noted the outstanding results: The Novosibirskiy institut or-
gani-cheskGy- khimii,(Novosibirsk Instituto of Organic Chemistry)
ascertained that de-al-kylation of anthraquinone dyestuffs takes
pLace at high temperatures which can be of importance for dyeing
synthetic fibers at high temperatures. Physiologically active
substances were separated from Baikal Scutellaria (Helmet Flower)
and a atudy of them was started jointly with the Institut ektiperf-
mental'noy biologii i meditainy (Inatitute of' Experimental Biology
and Medicine). The method of isomerization of sulphones of the
benzene series was developed e,g methyl tolyl-sulphones; The Irkut-
skiy institut organicheskoy khimii (Irkutsk Institute of Organic
C ard 1,6

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At the joint scientific council, D228/D305
Chemistry) worked out a new method of preparing secondary and
tertiary acetylenic alcohols with an 80% yield Copolymers of acro-
Lein with vinyl compounds were found to give hydroxylamine deriva-
tives, soluble in inert solvents; The Institut Kataliza (institute
of Catalysis) obtained data on the use of aluminum oxide as a dry-
ing catalyst on solvents with the elimination of oxygen, sulphur
and unsaturated compounds, with a view to obtaining polymeric sub-
s t ance sJointly with Institut matematiki (Institute of Mathematics)
the optimal working conditions of an apparatus for producing sul-
phuric acid were found using an alectronic computer-, The Institut
khimicheskoy kinetikil- goreniya (Institute of Chemical Kinetics and
Combustion) studied tnv phenomena of the energy transfer ot elec-
tronic excitation, preceding primary disruption of a chemical bond
This permitted evaluation of the transfer of energy between an aro-
matic radical and the acceptor of excitation Reactions of the re-
combination of radicals were studied in the solid phase in a wide
range of temperature e.g- fluoro-alky.1 and peroxy radicals in tef-
lon. The Institut Khimii (Institute of Chemistry) Irkutsk worked
out a method of preparing polyethinylpolyarens - a nei.., type of poly-
C ard 2/5

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At the joint scientific council,_ D228YD305
mer; The Institut neorganicheskoy khimii (Institute of Inorganic
Chemistry) using a new approach to structural problems, ascertained
a new class of compounds with multiple bonds, stable at high tem-
peratures. The Khimiko-metallurgicheskiy institut (Institute of
Chemical Metallurgy) worked out the quantitative separation of
indium from an industrial tin solution, using alkylphosphoric acids.
It was found that sludge from factory waste products with gypsum,
pickled kulunda clays and kuzbass rocks could be used for producing
binding material and wall partitions; The L&Vnevostochnyy filial
(Far Eastern Branch) developed a new method of separating boron
from minerals Samples of different frits were prepared for use
aa boron microfertilizers The utilization of natural materials
from coastal regions as sorbents for the use of the petroleum and
aliphatic oils industry was evaluated; The Sakhalinskiy kompleksnyy
NII (Sakhalin Complex NII) discovered that Sakhalin etroleum could
provide raw materials for the chemical industry, Kveral insti-
tutes of the Department offered new data for coking low burning
coal which is important for the development of Siberian metallurgy;
A lecture by Candidate of Chemical Sciences V P Mamayev, "The
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At the joint scientific council... D228/D305
Preparation of /,"',-amino-acids by the Method of V M. Rodionov and
other Analogous Reactions (IOKh CO AN SSSR) attracted great interest-
It dealt with problems of synthesizing physiologically active com-
pounds analogous to tryptophane Corresponding members AS USSR
N. W Vorozhtsov, M F Shostalovskiy and A. V Nikolayev partici-
pated in discussions on the lecture; Also of great interest was a
report on the investigation of polymers by electronic paramagnetic
resonance. The experiments were conducted by Yu~ D Tsvetkov and
Yu. N, Molin from the Institute of Chemical Kinetir-sand Combustion;
Corresponding member AN SSSR V, V Voyevodskiy and Doctor of Chemi-
cal Sciences N P Keyer participated in discussions on this report;
S~ P Gabuda of the Krasnoyarskiy institut fiziki (Krasnoyarsk In-
stitute of Physics) obtained data for evaluating the crystalline
structure of complex compounds: potassium ferrocyanide and quani-
dine-amino-sulphate hexahydrate, using nuclear magnetic resonance;
L~ K Yakovlev successfully defended his thesis on the study of
interaction between Na20.Al 2 O.-SiO2 at the sintering temperature
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At the joint scientific council_ D228/D305
which could have practical value in the rational use of kyanite and
al-so of bauxite sintered with soda in order to obtain alumina
Candidate of Technical Sciences, Ye I Khazanov of the Vostochno-
Sibirskiy filial (East-Siberian Branch) submitted a report on the
complex processing of alkali aluminosilicate and other aluminum
oxide rocks using mixed granular batches and sintering them in a
furnace. The work shows the practical side of utilizing the local
resources of Eastern Siberia as a source of raw material.
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1. Insutut nuormaichun1r;y Khl*mi**. SIbLrakogo ot.,;--.Iet..ya
SSSR, NovotAbirsk i Institut 1. neor.-,anicheskoy ki,Lmll imnl
11.6, Y,.:-mikava, Mo5kva.
Mrofon peroxide,

MIRONOV, K.Ye.
Siberian readings on chemistry.
113 Ag 161.
Vest. All SSSR 31 no.8:112-
(MIRA 14:8)
(Chemistry, Physical and theoretical--Congresiles)

KIRON , &JEL.-
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Second Conference on the Chemistry of Peroxide Compounds. Zhur.-
neorg.khim. 7 no.4:951-953 Ap 162. ~KIRA 1r:41
(Peroxides-Congresses)

MERONOV, Kje.j DERiABINk, L.D.
Freezing temperatures of aqueous solutions of etnylene g.'.fcols.
Zhur.prikl.khim. 35 no.61l338-1342 Je '62. (AURA 15s7)
1. Institut neorganicheskoy khimii Sibirskogo otdolenlys. 0 SSM,
(Ethylene glycol) (Gryoscopy)

S/020/62/147/C,02/014/021
B106/B101
AUTHOn6: Nikolayev, A. V., Corresponding Member AS USSR, Mi-ron-ov,
K. Ye., Karaseva, E. V.,
TITLF: The reaction of tri-n-butyl phosphate with nitric acid and
water
?EhIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady. v-147, no. 2, 1962, 580-585
Ti;XT: Specific gravity and viscosity of the liquid phases of the systems
tri-n-t)utyl phospnate (TBP) - HN059 TBF - H 20, and TBP - HNO 3 - H20 were
studied an a function of the composition so &a to be able to predict the
reaction of tne TBP with HNO 3 and water. 1) TBP - HNO 3 system: The curve
of the specific weights shows no particular points. The curve of the
viscosities at 0 0C reaches a maximum for a content of 65 mole-% HNO,, but
at 250 C this is nardly perceptible. The system is irrational; when the
temperature is further reduced tha maximum of the viscosity curve is
shifted into correspondence witn a system containing 5CIA HNO The
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Tne reaction of tri-n-buty, pnospaate ... B106/B101
occurrence of tne compound TBP-HNO 5 observed by several authors (T. j.
'allopy, j. F. Blum, J. rhys. Chem., 64, 1324 (1960); Z. A. Sheka, Ye. Ye.
Kriss, ZhNKh, 4, 2506 (1959); IA. F. Pusnlenkov, Ye. V. Komarovt il, Ye,
:)nurenkova, Zhurn. atrukturn. knimil, 2, 662 (1961)) may be explained by
tne fact that isolated particles of the molecular compound TBP-HNOt which
forms no hydrogen bonds with the solvent, can exist in an inert solvent.
21 TBI, - H20 system; The curve of tne specific weignts exhibits no
particular points. At 24.40C 50.a moie-~6 H 20 are soluble in TBP. Since
ice crystaiiizes in tne region of tne demixing, the compound TBP-H 20
cannot melt congruently. If tnis compound exists at all, its incongruent
melting point must be below OOC; hence TBP-H 20 is absent from the
TBz' - H26 system at +?50C. Tne viscosity of the eyetem increases with
increanIng il20 content. Analysis of the IR spectra did not confirm the
ex1ntence of a definite compound in the system. 3) TBP - HNO 3 - H20
system (Fig. 5): The highest viscosity in the ternary system is reached
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Tne reaction of tri-n-butyl pnospriate ...
I B106/Biol
in aolutions witn contents of about 23% HNO 5 and 35% H 20. The data by
D. V'- Tuck (Trans. Farad. Soc., 57. 1299 (1961)) indicate that the acid
used contained 31% by weight if 20. There are 3 figures. The moat important
Engl isn-language reference is: 71. Hesford , H. A. C Mc Kay , J . Inorg. and
Nuci. Cnem., 13, 156 (1-0,-
ASSOCIATION: Institut neorganichaskoy khimii SibirsKogo otde"enlya
AKademii nauk S63H ~'institute of inorganic Chemistry of
the Siberian Department of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
D August
Fig. 5. Diagram of .&c- aolubility ane -ui; of tne viscosity
isotnerme for th,3 iquid pnase of tne system
TBP-ii2O-HNO3 at 21, -,dpc -nd -TBP; K-critical- of solubility.
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ACCESSION NR: AT4028332
AUTHOR: M.i,r,o9ov',__K. Ye.
S/0000/63/000/000/0080/0084
TITLE., On the existence of ternery compounds in the NH 3--H202--H20 system
SOURCE: Soveshchaniye po khimii perekiany*kh soyedineniy."Second, Moscow, 1961.
Khimiya perekiany*kh soyedineniy (chemistry of peroxide compounds); Doklady*
soveshchaniy. Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1963. 80-84
TOPIC TAGS: hydrogen peroxide, ammonia, water, ternery compound, stable compound
ABSTRACT: The author states that P. A. Giguere and A. Chin (Canad. J. Res. vol. 37,'
p. 2064 (1959)) were erroneous in their assumption and that ternery compounds be-
tween ammonia, hydrogen peroxide and water are not formed. The author presents his
arguments in a triangular graph and in phase conversion diagrams of the %-H202--
H 0 system. On the basis of these diagrams, the reasons for the erroneous conclu-
sions on the formation of ternery compounds between ammonia, hydrogen peroxide and
water are shown. Orig. art. has: 5 figures.
ASSOCIATTOV: Institut neorganicheskay khimii. Sivi",kcgo otdelenlya AN SIZR
(Inotitute of InorRanic 4~hemistz7 of the Siberian Branch, AN 5&9R)
51TWITTED: 13 Dee 63
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MIRONOV, K.Ye.
Specific gravity and voscosity curves of saturated solutions in ternLU
systems. Zhur.neorg.xhim. 8 no.3-758-762 Mr '63. 16)4,'
1. Institut neorganicheakoy khimii Sibirskogo Adeleniya AN SSSR.
(,;yfjtenw (Lhei:; stry)) (Solation (Chemistry))

ACCESSION NR: AP401514T S/0289/63/000/003/0003/OOOT
AUTHORS: Kironov, K. Ye.; Sinitsy*na, Ye. D.
TITLE; Solubility diagram of the ternary system Nd(Ko sub 3) sub
3 -HNO sub 3 -H sub 2 0 at plus 250
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Sib. otd. Izv., no. 11. Ser. kh1m. nauk, no. 3,
1963, 3-7
TOPIC TAGS: neodymium nitrate, solubility, nitric acid solubility,
solubility diagram, neodymium nitrate monohydrate, neodymium nitrate.
tetrahydrate, neodymium nitrate hexahydrate, neodymium nitrate com-
plex, neodymium, nitrate nitric acid
ABSTRACT: The complete diagram of tne ternary
-HNO 3-H20 was obtained (fig. and table)* HNO
action on neodymium nitrate hydrates. The ii23
are in equilibrium with the mono-, tetra- and
mium, nitrate and with neodymium nitrate or Its
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has a dehydrItIng
concentrations which
%exahydrate of neody-
oomplex with HNO3

ACCESSION NR: Ap4o15147
'--Nd(NO -nHNO were determined. Orig. art. has: 4 rigures and
I table 3 3
ASSOCIATION: Institut neorganicheskoy khimii, Sibirskogo otdeleniya~
AN SSSR Novosibirsk (Institute of inorganic chemistry, Sibirsk
Division AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: O1Kov62 DATE ACQ: 13MAr64 ENCL: 04
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ACC NR~* AP6023924 ISOURCE CCDE: n'0363/66/G02/00'7/1315/13i6
AUTEOR: Kironov K. Ye.; Vasil'yeva, 1. ~.; Sinitsyna, Ye. D.
0,~Z: institute of Inorganic Chem-stry, SC, Acadormy of Sciencos, S33R,
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Unstibt noorganiches-ko-y--UiLdl-=Z~a-rTe---.~iy auk_S:;~R)
TITLE: Preparation and analysis of Drasoody-mium _/ monophosphide
SOURCL: AN SSSR. Izv. Neorg matorialy, v. 2, no. ", 1966, 1315-1316
TOPIC TAGS: praseodymium compound, phosphide
A3SUL,kCT: Prasoodymium mononhosT)hido was synthesized by reacting phosphine with
PrO1.83, It was found that in the formation of tho Droduct of stoichlometric composi-
tion PrP, a major role is played by the ratio of the oxide to phosphine. At a 3- to
4-fold excess of phosDhine, x-ray diffra( and chemical analysis showed the prodwt
to contain 80-95 wt. ~ Pr and 0.5-3 wt. /V ?rP begins to form only when phoSDhine'
is present in a 10-15-fold excess; a homovoneous DhosDhidization product is obtaine4
at a 100-200-fold excess of phosDhino. The content of Pr and P in the Droduct as A.'
function of the temperature and duration of the experiment was determined. Praseody-,
mium monot)hosDhide of stoichlomotric comDosition is obtained in highest yin-ld at 1360C
when "he reaction lantsl hr 15 min to I hr 23 min. Chemical analysis of this produat
showed it to contain 18.1 wt. ~ P and 81.? wt. % Pr. X-ray diffraction confirmed the
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ACC NR; ,P6023924
formation of prasoodymi= monophosphido (a = 5-8? ?L) and the absence of other phases
therein. Orig. art. hass 2 figures and I table.
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AU- Mi A 033822 SOURCE C0DEj__UR/02 9/66/1000/002/0158/0156~_
AUTHOR: Mironov, K. Ye.
7 6
ORGs none
TITLEt Chemistry of semiconductors
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Izvestiya. Seriya khimi-
~chaskikh nauk, no. 2, 1966, 158
,TOPIC TAGS: chemical conference, semiconducting material, single
I
crystal growth, semiconducting thin film, microelectronic thin film
,ABSTRACTa A symposium on the synthesis and growing of semiconductor
crystals and thin f ilms was held 11-16 October 196.5 I_n__N`5-vos15f`?`F7-
;under TW`esponsorship of the Institute of Inorganic-Chemistry, Academy
of Sciences SSSR, Siberian-D-e-partment. A total of 72 papers were
presented to an audience of scientists and engineers of research insti-
tutes, universities, design bureaus, and industrial enterprises from
29 Soviet cities. A. V. Nikolayev, Corresponding Member of the Academy
of Sciences SSSR, _n_o__t_ea_tK_e__necessity of development of the theory of
growth. A. V. Rzhanov, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences
,SSSR, repi~_r_ted on specifications for materials for modern electronics.
A. Ya. Nashel'akiy discussed the modern techniques of synthesis and

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Igrowing of single crystals of metal phosphides, nitrides, chalco enides,;
and other reallif-y-deco-m-posable compound semiconluct~rs. V. N.-Ma a 1 o v
discucaed growing of semiconductor cryftals; A. A. Plety shkin, oowing
semiconductor single crystals from 'It" el0vapor phase; L. N. Aleksandrov,
kinetics of formation of the solid phase In binary systems; and F. -A.
Kuznstsov, the growth of thin filml by transport reactions in connectio'
with microminiaturization of radioclectronic devices. Organization of
an all-union conference on the synthesis and growth of semiconductor
crystals was proposed. A collection of the proceedings of the Symposium
will be published.
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SIMONOVICH, N.M.;KIROXOT.Li-.,
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Preparation of & laboratory microscope for luminescent micro-
scopy. Mikrobiologlia. Moskva 21 no. 6:71P-720 Nov-Doe 1952.
(CIML 23:3)
1. GoOkly Medical Institute iment S. K. Kirov.

HIROIIOV
lw--~-*- IJoAj,
Use of horizontal closed cuvettes for light filters in
fluorescent light microscope. Mirroblologlia 23 no-1:76-7E
Ja-F '54. (KLRA '11:2)
1. Gorlkovskiy meditsinskiy institut. (Hicroscope and microscopy)

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USSR S,fety E-.gineering. Sanitar,r En,-
Abo Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, NO 3, 195i', 10727
Author Mironov, L. A.
Inst 'N,t
Title A Simple Methrd f~-,r the Luminescent InvestlFatl~Dr,
dustrial Dust Particles
Ori~; Pub: Materialy po vopr. gigleny truda I kliniki prof. bolezney
[Materials o.-, Labor Sanitation and the Treatment of Occupa-
tional Diseases), Sb. --,, Gorlkiy, 1956, 196-204
Abstract: An apparatI43 has been ievelopel cDnsisting of an IrIcan-
descent UV lamp or -rossed light filters and a mi(-ros(-(-)pe;
the apparat,i3 oan he iiied In the determination or the
qualitative compositIon of industrial dust. Dust which
is not naturally fluorescent is dyed with fluorescent
dyes (auramine 0, rhodamine Zh, rhodamine 66); various
types of dust emit light characteristic of their color.
The attempt tc combine quantitative and qualitative
measurements on the dust particles by means of lumines-
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AUs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 3, 1951", 10727
Abstract: cence has so far failed to yield the desired results
because of the erosion of the dust particles during
dyeing.
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KAI,F,VsKAYA, S.H.. MIT?O17OV, L.A. (Gorlkiy)
for nPP whi-n !r F~xtrp,3p he~'.
Gji-. trlo~ i nrof. zn~. 2 no.6:61s.-60 N-D lc~Q (MIRA 11:12)
1. liniir.-ino-isslF)dovntel'skiy institut i-irlypTly tTridn i prof zn,)olpva-niy.
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Subject USSR/Aeronautic-0 - tacticS AID P - 5486
Card 1/1 Pub. 135 - 3/26
Author Mironov, L. K., Eng.-Lt.Col., cand. of mil. scl.
Title Attack against ground targets with rockets
Periodical Vest. vozd. flota, 3, 11-13, Mr 1957
Abstract The author deals with the problem of attacking the linear
targets like motor vehicle columns and railroad trains and
arrives to the conclusion that the most effective results
can be obtained when such targets are attacked at a 900
angle in relation to theJr longitudinal axis. One graph,
1 diagram. The article merits attention.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

ALIMOM Ydronov, L. K. , Sagr Lt Col
86-58-6-28/34
TIZZ: No Simplifications in Air Firing (Vozduabnuwu strel'bu vypolnyatl
bez uproshchsay)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vozdushnogo flat&, 1958, Nr 6, P 79 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this short article, the author dmwa attention to the requiremnt
that exercises in aerial gunnery should be carried out vithout any simpli-
fications.
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