SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOROZOVA, T. M. - MOROZOVA, V. P.

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SALGANIK, R.I.) KIKNADZE, I.I.; MOROZOVA, T.M.; GUBE14KO, I.S.; DREVICH, V.F.
Nature of py-rcn@.n-stalned granules in a fraction of isolated
cel-I nuclei. TSiioli:;glia 5 no.5t499-505 S-0 162.
(MIRA 16: 5)
1. Laboratoriya nuKeinovykh kislot i Laboratoriya obshchey
teitologii InstAt0a tsitologii i genetiki Sibirskago otdeleniya
AN SSSR, Novosibirsk.

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sc*zophrenia". Lost 1958. 11 pp (!An of Iloalth USSR. Contml Inoti.4w4e
forAldvancedTmining of @hyoicians). 200 copios. (13,, 37-58, 112)
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KOROZOVA. T.M.
Treatment of depressive states with lprazid. Zhur.n,3rv.1 palkh.
59 no.12:1480-1484 159. (KM 13:4)
1. XeLfedra paikhiatrlt (zav. - prof. A.V. Snezhuevskly) Mntrall-
nogo Institute unovershenstvovanlya vrachey, psikhonevrologichaskaya
bolluitea Iment Ganuxtshkina (glavuyy vrach V.1r. 14rbalka), Hook7a.
(ISONICOTINIC ACID)
(MUSSION, PMVAL)

MOROZOVA, T.N.
Treatment of depre3sion with imizin (tofranil). Zhur.nevr.i
polkh. 61 no.2.*176-182 161. (PURA 14:6)
1. Kafedra psikhiatAi (zav. - prof. A.V.Snozhnevskiy) TSentrallnogo
instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey i psMonevrologicheskaya
bollnitsa No.4 imeni Gannushkina (glavnyy vrach V.N.Rybalka).
(DEPRESSION, @MAL) (PIPERAZINE)

NOROZOVA , T. N.
Influence of aminazine therapy on the dynamics of the deepreasive-
paranoid form of schizophrenia. Zhur. nevr. i psikh. 61 no.4:589-593
l6i. (MIRA 14:7)
1. K4fedra psikhiatrii (zav. - prof. A.V.Snezhnovskiy) TSentr&llnogo
institute usoverrhenstvovaniya vrachey. Paikhonevrologicheskaya
gorodskaya klinicheakaya bollnitsa No.4 imeni Gannushkins, (glavnyy
vrach V.N.Rybalka)., Moskva.
(SCHIZOPHRENIA) (CHLORPROMAZINE)

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Author Morozova, T N
Title THE THERAPEUTIC FFFFCT OF PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIC DRt (*S
Periodical Akadennya Meditsinskikh Nauk Liestiva no 1. 1962. 59 0
Text Clinical changes in schizophrenic patients following armnoazinc therapy %%ere observed In a number
of cases the schizophrenic process changed its course following treatment -.%ith this neuroleptic drug The
changes varied and the difTercrit variations are discussed Fhe author concilides that the tMitniew must be
chosen according to the stages of the illness which preceded the present status of the patient ('rider certain
conditions, psychopharmacotherapy can be most efficient in the treatment of schizophrenia Further studies
on the possibility of it therapy combining a number of psychopharmacologic drugs are desirable
Association Kafedra psikhiatrij Instituta usovershenstvovantya vrachey i isslcdovatel'skaya gruppa pri
chlene-korrespondente AMN SSSR prof A V Snczhnevskoni (Chair of piychjatr@. Institute
for advanced training of physicians and the research group directed by prof A V Snethrie"Skly
Fellow-correspondent of Academy of the I'viedical Sciences USSR)
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NADZHAROV, R.A.; KOROZOVA, T.N.-, SKULMOH, A.B.
Wniml psychopharmacology. Trudy Gos.nauch.-isal.inst paikh.
3503-62 162. MM l6c2)
1. NafMra psikhiatrii TSentrallnogo inatituta usovershenst-
vo7aniya vrachey (zav. kafedroy - daystwitelinyy chlen 40
SSSR prof. A.V. Inezhnevokiy).
(PSYCHOTROPIC M;MGS)

MOROMOVAI ToNe
Pharmacotherapy in depressive stateas Trvdy Gos.nauch.-isal.
Inst.paikh. 35010-219 162. (KM l6s2)
lo gaucbno-inaledovatellskays gruppa deyotvitallnogo chlena
AMN SM professora A.V. Snezhnevokogo Gosudaretvennogo nauchno-
iseledovatellskogo inatituta psikhiatrii.
(PSYCHOPHAR4ACOLOGY) (DEPRMSION, HENTAL)

MOROZOVA, T.N.; SHIRAEFI!Y,
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Lnst 1, tul-FA uL-. vr@r. I I .-)vrLr,[y I vr-.,,, , MoskvA.

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AUTUOR -N. 0; Morozova, T N
jopova-- Ao N.
TITLE! Uae of Indopan in the psychiatric clinic
SOURCE. Zhurnal nevropatologii i paikhietrii, Y. 64, no. 5, 1964, 768-77o
TOPIG-TAGO.- drug treatment, nervous system dru,3
Psychiatry
Aliit@act s '@ -1fido nthe hlorhydrate'. oir &lpfi%_met`h*ltrypt&m'ine, hai'been
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!syntfiesizod - iia'the Al I
-Union Scientific Repearch Institute of Pharmacen-
Aicftl_chimistr@'by N. N. Suvoroy and 11. 14. Preobrdzhenskaya. The prepara-
tion _wns-1-6und, to be a new active agent, chiefly stimulating in effect.
:The, authors used., indopan in 1weating- 63 patients (41 men and 22 women),
of whom 43 were in the ward and 20 In the dispensary. Based on indications
of -.the Estiwulati%, action of the authors used- it to Areat patients
lin-whont--edmitions'@ Of-'alinggillhhens apathyl -adynamia, reduced mental pro-
@dudtl*l and also deprossOns determining-tho.-condition of the patients
or. accampo'diedby other distarbances wer*-no-ted In tho clinical picture*
*cordinglyl, pa -tients were d"i'vided into three principal groupst the largest
:gro4o (27 Persons). represent patients with* a pronounced condition of - lasmri-_ -
i@udej redu ed Veyehic-productivi 9'and also depression.. In this gr!@
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1paranofdat selhisoohreinia *nre ina State of remission. The second group
16-pat onis wit'h, paranoida.1 schitophr6ial' progressing
:consistod or
sluggishly, with effective fluctuations. In nine patients depression
predominated with increased Migability, irritability, and a-loo distrust-
fulness and suspicion. The group of patients with predominance of speci-
fically* mr.1fective disturbamces numbered 20 (6 with circular schizophrenia,
3 suffering from psychothymia, 2 - depreasive-paranoidal schizophrenia,
psychopathy,*3 -- organic disturbances of the central nervous system I
of varied genesis with predominance of lassitude and asthenia, 2 -- reactive
depressions, and 9 depressions resulting from aminAzine treatment). in-
forut -the authors began with-2.5-5 milligrams,
to
with-Aradual in-ceease of dosage .5-20 milligrams, and in some cases$ up
'to 40-inilligrams. The dosage depends on the condition of the patients and
itheir-sensitivity to the proparation, which was shown by the rapidity of
changes in coMition. In those cases when the clinical picture was deter-
Imined by &,complexsyndrome@(depression with deleriumg senesthopathies,
-etc.)i indopan was prescribed in-v"bination with stelazinet aminazineq
kand-other @euroleptics. 111.the Mrst group of patientsp the preparation
@had a 0@ In'the second groupq indopan treatment re-
_sfly,tonic effect
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greater confidence, activity, and working capacity,. In patients of th
thiiCj- dopreaiivq syndromes underiiitiC , r ed evelopment. Thi
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occurred in-t.he-sam.e order as in the treatment with other antidepressant:0
linitially the motor inhibition was ameliorated, and then the psychic and
@late@ theAwemsive effect disappeared. The following complications were I
obse"ed-in*tho-course of theimpys during the first stage, a Pense of
excitability, unpleasant sensations in the body, shivering trembling (2),
I'tachycardia,-inereased arterial pressure, pain3 near the heart (1), dizzi-
-ra
;ness, inting (3), and dermatiti3 (1). Also noted was intensified irri-
'tability,disturbance of a
I leep (2 , and euphoria with lightheadedness.
All these effects proved reversible. No toxic effact or indopan (dinturb-
ances of functions of -the liver,__kidne of and hemopoietia.
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@KaWra'psikhiatjrii Tsentralhogo-inatituta uaovershenatvovjtniya vrachey, Moscow
rtiefit-ot-Psychiatry- Central.1natitute for the Advancod Training of 1.7
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110ROZOVA, T. P.
"Pl:mells Local Treatment of Pyoderma and
Some Other Diseases in Children with
a Solution of Sulfidine," Pediatriya
No. 2. 1948. Children's Consultation Clinic No.
1, Moscow, -cl948-.

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PDSE I BOOK EXPLAOMMION SOV/4084
Leningrad. Arkticheskiy I antarkticheskiY nauchno-isaledDmtellskiy institut
Problerq Arktiki I Antarktiki; abornik statey., vyp, 1 (Problems of the Arctic and
Antarctic; Collection of Articles, No. 1) Leningrad, Izd-vo %rakoy'transport,"
1959. 123 p. Errata slip inserted. 500 copies printed. KEROX COPY
Additional Sponsoring Agency- USSR. Ministerstva morskogo flota. Glavnoye upravleniye
sevemogo wrokago puti.
Res Ed.: V.V. Frolov; Editorial Board: L.L. Balakshin, A.A. Girs,, P.A. Clordlyenko
fieptity Reap. Ed.),, I.M. Dolgin., L.G. Kaplinskaya# A.A. KiriLlov, Ye.S. Kbrotkevich,
V.V. Lavrov, I.V. Kaksimov, A.I. 011, 1.1. Poznyak, and B.7. Felisov; Tech. Ed.:
L.P. Drozhzhina.
PURPOSE: The publication is intended for geogmpherst oceanographers,, and readers
Interested in the study of the Arctic and Antarctic regions.
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.Problems of the Arctic and Antarctic (Cant.) SOV/4w"
COVERAGE: This collection of 17 articles published by the Arctic and Antarctic
Scientific Research Institute deals vith the follovingiice conditions in the
Arctic Seas, ,tmospheric circulation and tuilmlence, the problem of albedo on
drifting ice, the intensity of cosmic rays,, and the use of aerial photography
in ice reconnaissance. Tables of instrumental corrections for reading deep-
sea reversing thermometers are included. References follow the articles.
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TAM OF COMMM:
Morozova.. T.P. Fluctuation of the Southern Limit of Old Ice
-Fn -the -L@@t@e@r Sea 5
Kudryavtsev,, N.F. Effect of Current on the L=ersion Depth of the.
Recorders of Self-Contained Stations 11
Ryzhakov,, L. Yu. The Role of Turbulence in the Transfer of the
Atmospheric Eddy 25
Bryazgin, W.N. 1he Problem of Albedo of the Surface of Driftirq Ice 33
Konstantinov, 1.0. Diurnal Variations of the Intensity Of COSMLC
Rays in Tikhaya Bay 41
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Yanes, A.V. Estimation of &-at Currents in an lee Cover 49
Yakoviev,, G.H. Heat Current of the Evaporation From the Surface
of Ice Cover in the Central Arctic 59
Nazintsev Yu. L. Experimental Determination of Thermal Capacity
and The;;;l Conductivity of Sea Ice 65
Doronin,. YU.P. The Problem of Accretion of Sea Ice
73
Loshchilov, V.S. Use of Aerial Pbotography in Ice Reconnaissance
for the Determination of the Kean Thickness of Ice Cover 81
Sychev,, K.A. Heat ftmillbrium. of the Active Layer of Permafrost
in Sumer 87
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Problems of the Arctic and Antarctic (Cont.) SOV/W4
Korotkevich, Ye.S. Birds of Eastern Antarctica 91
Rom
Shamontlyev, V.A. Tables of Instrumental Corrections for Readings of
Deep-Sea Reversing Thermometers 109
Kudrysvtoev, N.F. The Accuracy of Current Measurement by the
Navigational Method U6
IRFMO(MON
Kuperov, L.P. Short-Range Radio Forecasting on the Mkson Island-
Moscow Line During 1958 Navigation U9
Kozlov, M.P. Winter-Spring Expeditioas of the Arctic and Antarctic
Institute in 1959 U9
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BI=OaRAPSIC 9ZVM
Romanovich,, Z.S. *Arctic Bibliography" of the Arctic Institute
of North America 121
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1@ 174 01) B102 B 186
AUTHORS: Stoyanova, I. G., Morozova, T. P.
TI TL E: Investigation of the defects arising in electron-mioroscope
objects under the action of the electrons
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 148, no. 4, 1963, 810-813
TEXT: The structural defects produced in polyethylene single crystals
undergoing electron irradiation were investigated. Such crystals were
subjected to electron beams of 15V diameter and the diffraction pictures
obtained at different inatante of time were compared. The electron
irradiation is accompanied by an increase in number of the lattice defects
which causes a drop in intensity of the interference maxima. The
diffraction pattern is photographed on nontinuous exposure during certain
periods of time, starting right after switching on the electron beam.
The diffraction pictures are evaluated by photometry. For comparing the
pictures a factor is set up which characterizes the lattice defects:
R = 1 -I(t)/I(t 0), where I(t)/I(t 0) is the intensity ratio of the
interference maxima at t and to. R(t) diagrams are drawn for the objects
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S/020/63/148/004/015/025
Investigation of the defects arising ... B102/B166
in air, in helium and in air plus helium, at various pressures in the
range 50 - 2-10- 4mm Hg, and at varioun current densities
(@10-4 _ 10-5a/cm 2). The defect concentration increased the faster the
lower the pressure; in vacuo the R(t) curves are very stdep and R reaches
the highest value measured after 10-20 aec. With V-100 kv and
3-10-5 a/cm3 after about 30 sec and with 50 kv after about 10 sec irradiation
in vacuo the defect density becomes considerable. There are 3 figures.
PRESENTED: August 17, 1962,by A. A. Lebedev, Academician
@,SUBMITTED: April 26, 1962
Cny-d 219

KIDIN, I.N.; MOROZOVA, T,,S.
Effect of phase relaticnehip on
carbon alloys. Izv. vyn. ucheb.
kinetics of the rapid heating of iroyl.-
zav.; chern, net. 8 no.7%150-,154 f65.
(14IRA 180)
1. Moskovskly Institut stali splavov.

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AUTHOR Morozova.TY.- SOV/41-11-3-11/16
TITLE: Asymptotic Inequations Applicable to Problems of Statistical
Mechanics
PERIODICAL: Ukrainekiy matematicheakiy zhurnml, 1959, Vol 11, Nr 3,
pp 321-328 (USSR)
ABSTRACTz Theoreat Let the function (b(f,a4r) be defined in G and let it
depend on cf- the point of a certain metric space n. Let p'*)
be continuous and bounded in Grl. Lot fit ... 'fy (N--*co) be a
series of points of the space 0 with a bounded distribution
density Then it holds uniformly with respect toa&i
N k-1 k G
The author mentions I.Ya.Khinchin, and N.N.Bogoly-ubov,
There are 5 references, 4 of which are Soviet, and 1 English.
SUBMITTEDt April 1, 1959
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FILATOVP I.K. 0 inah.; STROGAMOVA, L. 1. . inzh.; T.V., insh.
Insulating rail bond with inserts made with polymer materials.
Vest,TSNIIWS 21 no,7:58--61 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Electric insulators and insulation) (Plastics)

uvcl; lKGV @jcris Dmitriyuvich; 1.'01,,OZOVA, larillra V.Iktork--vi-,.a
Lazare-,`@ch; FTLIFFOVA, L.S., rea.;
red.
(Ure of new polymeric fmterlahq ir. in;;-ulatini, roill J,
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.zt @iruiuohchikh stykakii i strelocluiykh pere%-, ki..
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I. - I 1491fitance of sexual dimorphism In the multiplication of fish. S"-60
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Role of external and Internal factors In the sexual cycle in Pe-ca
fluviatilis L. Dokl.AH SSSR 112 no.6:1129-1132 7 157.
(14LRA lo: 5)
l.Inatitut morfologit rhivotnykh in. A.M. Severtsova Akademii
nauk SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom U.N. Pavlovskim.
(Perch)

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KOROZ07A, V.A.
Wrects of specI84 ILists on blood cholesterol in patients with
coronary atheroscle---osis, Toppit. 17 no&5326-30 S-0 '58
(KMA 11: 10)
1, In sardechno-sotiudistogo otdolonlya (sav. - doktor itednauk
V.Pe Sokolovskly) Ulnikt liechabnogo pitanlya Institute pitanlya
AXN SSSR. Moskva,
(CCRCHART DISEASE, blood in
cholosterol in patients with atherosclerosis, off,
of special diets (fts))
(XRTERIOS(;LEROSIS. blood in
chol-vaterol in patients with coronary die.. eff.
of Fq)ecial diets (Rua))
((:HOLESTESIOL, In blood
off. of special diets in pntients with coronar7
athe-roaclerosis (Rua))
(DrSTS, V2 various die.
coro--inry atheroselerosiag eff. of gpectnl diets
on blood cholesterol (Rus ))

MOROZOVA, V.A.
Effect of special diet and its individual components (proteins
and carbohydrates) on Wcardial function according to data from
electr44ardiograms of patients vith coronary insufficiency. Vop.,
pit. 20 no.3:16-22 My-Je 161. W RA 14: 6)
1. Ip serdechno-so;iudistogo otdoleniya (zav. V-.P.Sokolovskiy)
kliniki lechebnogo pitaniya Initjt4ta pitaniya AMU SOR, Mosima.
(EIMTROGARDIOGRAPHT) (HEART-INFIRCTION)
(PRoTaNS) (CARBOHYDRATES)

MOROZOVA, V.A. (Moscow)
Effect of dieto of varying protein content of; !.he atat@q (if blood
protein fractions and the clincal course of rheumaJ m. 7op.p' t.
24 no./,:63-67 ji-Ag 165, (Z.A jBi12)'
1. Serdeclino-sosudis-ioye otdelenlye (zav. - doktor med.nauk
V.P.SokolovBkdy) kliniki lecliebnogo pitaniya (zav. - doktor
mod. nauk prof. 1. S.!;avosh c lien ko) Instituta pitaniya AIMN SS-,;R,
Monkva. Submitted February 3, 1964.

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TUMULOV, Ya.Kh.; MOROZOVA, V.F.
Enzymatic activity of the venoms of Central Asiatic snakes,
Dokl. All Uz. SSR 21 no-9:52-55 164. (,W.RA 19. 1 1
1. Institut krayevoy eksperimentallnoy meditsiny AIIN SSSR.
2. Chlon-korrespondent AN IjzSSR (for Turakulov).

MORCZOVA, V.F.
Enzymatic activities of' the electrophoretic fractions of Centra'
Asiatic serpent venoms. Uzh. biol. zhur. c, no.3:5-F 165.
(M@f,A lp:R)
1. Uzbekskiy institut krayevoy medl',,--I*ny A"Ll.

NIKITIN, V.-N.; MDROZOVA, V.P.
Katerials on the ontagenettc physiology of the Chinese tusffah moth
(Antheraea pernyl G.-M). Report 110-3: Changes In the dehydrogenaes
acitvity. Uch.cap.KHGU 68:153-160 156 (MIRA 11:11)
I
1. Kafedra, fitiolegit cbeloveka I zhIvotnykh Nmchno-taBledovatell-
skogo Inatituta b1ologil I biologicheskogo fakul'teta Kharlkovskogo
ordena trudovogo krasnago xnameni gosudarstvannogo univ@reiteta Imenl
A.M. Gorlkogo.
(SILKWORMS) (1NS]CCTS--DM1DPKW) (DlHrDROGZNASN)

BERSENEVO I.I.; MOROZOVA, Va.; 6ALUN, S.A.; SOKOLOVA, P.N.; SOK111N, V.K.
New data on the stratigraphy of Quaternary alluvial, alluvium-
lacustrine, and lacustrine deposits in the Miritime Territory
and middle Amur Valley. Sov.geol. 5 no.9:78-86 S 162.
(14IRA 15: 11)
(Maritime Territory--Alluvium)
(Amur Valleye--Alluvium)

,,' -_,0'70V I
"0. f, -, V. G.
Mbr., Inst. Geological Sci., Acad. Sci., -1946-.
"On the Age of the Lower Formaminiferous Beds -)f the
North Caucasus," Dok. AN, 54, No. 1, 1946;
"The bound@-r@v !-,et-ween Cretaceous and Tertiary Deposits
in the Light of the Study of @ormaminifers,ll i@)id.,
No. 2, 1946;
"Formaminifers of the Loiter Llhilk Deposits of the iayon
.@Vound Sgcht Southwestern Caucasus," By-ul. liosk. Obsch.
Ispytat. Prirody, Otdel Geol., 23, No. 3, 144i.

, - , . ,..'.
A871. moft(x/.Ovfkl V. (11. Strati,,Xallcrievkoye Harpredulerdye i"oruainJfer V Paleo,7enc -
Turkinenii. Byi.lleten' ll-!cs@. O-Va I-pytateley Prij*'@ody, Ltd. @--(A., 19!.9, *-,'P- -@p
r@
, 9inlimfx: 1@ Nazv.
SO: Letopis' 'Jo. 33, 19h9

HDROZOVA. T.G.
'%-AUV-k-Fg@ @-
Kintature trays for separating and selacting aterofaunA.
Top.olkropaloont. no.1:79-8? '56. (9WU 9:12)
1. Geologichaskly Institut Akadomit nauk SSSR.
(Ktcrurgy,)

SUBJEM USSR/Geology 5-2-30/35
AUTHORi Morozovao V.G.
TITLEt Stratigraphic Subdivision of Intermediate Layers between
Carb*n1forous and Palsegene Sediments (Stratigrafichookeye
pedrazdaleneiye perekhodnykh sloyev meohdu melovymi i pales-
gonavyal otlesheniyami)
PERIODICALi Byullateal Hoakovskoge Obshchestva Ispytateley Prirody, Otdol
Geologichaskly, 1957, # 2, pp 162-164 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Prospecting wells drilled in Northern Crimea, in the Azov-
Kuban' depression and Sallsk-Yorgenin elevation crossed inter-
mediate layers from the Cretaceous to the Eocene periods.
The study of the vertical distribution of foraminiferas in
thoes layers made it posetble to single out the sediments
of the Danish formation, Paleocone and Lower-Eocene periods.
The author enumerates all the rocks and sediments crossed by
the wells and list@ the foraminiferas found in them.
Card 112 No references are cited.

5-2-30/35
TITLEs Stratigraphic Subdivision of Intermediate Layers between
Carboniferous and Palsegene Sediments (Stratigrafichookoye
podrazdolonolyo per*khodnykh slayev methdu melovymi i palea-
gonovyzi otlozheniyami)
ASSOCIITIONj Moskva Society of Investigators of Nature
PRESENTED BYi
SUBMITTEDi On 21 December 1956
AVAILABLEs It the Library of Congress.
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yc @o @ r -I i -,@us ia 11 )
F_,,JCjDICAL Dokladj Ak 'uu'r: 1)')_7,Vol 1%,:'r
'2he Int-!,I clas.,ificat-4,.--no of ;)ulp-.,,ic forw:iinifera ar(@ bauc6 on t!ic
:@,3t(,aaticf@ I)j Ci@jh_rin i,itL, ..odifications bj %;L3sner and
:@vnts bL , oth-r aat@iors-'@_he (@escriptiona of new species an6 tjpr-s pi-
1 i-, h in r-cer t y ears , a@; w ell as data or. t@.e morphu lujry , variabi -
lit@ :.nc. strjti6ra_,@.@Ic cistribution of plankton fora;;.i:-.ifera in the
...esc,zoic aiid @;ainozcic sedi ents ex-)Iain in a T,.cvi the rvo-
lation of t-is 6roup and c_,11 for a revision of' t`itir s,,.te:-..1z. th(_
@rocvss of aCuptation to the of thr,e
tal ty:,es of' Sh 11 strAcl_irv L'.eveloj)ed.Thej ou:.-.bine the Lroa-) ..)f
def.-_ntertly cev@_Iopine r,J:ited for:iis,every one of tho@;e
din,,, to a fa::-,ily or a f-i::.11y Jroup.Thej ares 1) the
dal type, from the Jarasoic,viith three families.It i2 c.--,aracteriz-
ed b:( coilinE the curves an a low spiral and by the follo- in_@ po-
sition of chanbers; aci:,cfor!a,Rabk,1obu1ar or inver.iely colic.Pn./lo-
;,(_-netic rel ttioriz3 of t1if are discussed. 2)FseudofIat-zpi-
ral tjp@- hai3 oc@:.arr,@d -jinec- the Lov;er Cretaceous until now is
distlinLaished by its flat-spiral structure of tne outgide carve.
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"ova and Some of It-
c @-Tieration.Th@-- n3.iiittor, of chambers in
t h -,. t n ha I If7 i no 1 1,4 t h e cc i es @;lobij-E.-ririella CuB 7
er Dart of the Lower Cretac,:cu@-. The species proba'bl d v
It
d t
j t in 9 t h v -o F@ r .
o ..,,ris o,,.Iy the 1
3,L_Lib@_linj,@ac family and is ciiaracterized by a ti
heij@ht surpass es the dia::Lt:ter by 1 5-2 t izies . Po it :--n f c h 7 nb;!
ir. 2,3 or 4 ro%rs.The cevelorment 'proceuded fro;i, t-oae itl-i
over 3 to 2 ro---ws,a_v wr.-Il a-. to 2-row acinoform one .1!7 v.-_: @i F7
:nil ice -a nd d@_.vclo-ed a similar charactcri.-,tic
cc--@;c of to @,linkton life: a porous wall i1th a @i_-
I i IiEd construct ion ind sculpture (celln,pin,spine) 1rh-.*':h n:
tht, 3uvi.ace c ' the z,'@ 11 and increase its swimmin@5 abil J ty .
I I el 4 sm in the development of niany species groups le . -@ . f ormati'@T.
a wide navel rith a deep orif ice) the stratigraphic dat,. I* @e t@ e
total rese@.-.blence i:. shell structure (assytx.ictric @;frrtl
O;cate from a (.o;.-,..,on soarce.1*ni6 is also indicated Ly
coon jE-)arated from the
,ic for,-;,s had
ir. thc coirz;e of the :enozoic 1@a
,ic Lra;-, Sach a 1@,n, s tory of 3 u-'arate e,.-i --it c i.c lu,
c I im i na t i c n a e a a 1 - -i f - r f aiai ly G 1 ob i
L; r
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U ni -a a na r c n e r r f- tc -- r, -1:i o ff-, r..,.a. rve
t-lr.@c
r-ovlrl Species the Cr-
t a,- 1., t`le e i a ru rs gria @:.,a n i -e of t,ie
1:. 1 1@ I I aof :_&nL7shlalk) .?larcrtalites v
@jl A (frw.. t@e _,-Ocer.e of *hc.
1 @eri,.ella .-en..,.c:v for @Taati,-,@rinalla
t r Ci, e tac cous of Texas A,;s t ir.-form-at i On
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BTKOVA. V.K.; BALAKHMkTOVA, V.T.; VASILEM. V.P.; VOWSHINOVA. N.A.;
GRIGELIS, A.; DAIN. L.G.; IVAIFJVA. L.V.; KUZINA, V.I.; KUZN3TSOVA,
Z.V.; MZTREVA, V.P.; 14DROZOVA, V.G.; WATLYUK. Te.T.; SUBBOTINA, N.N.
- "' -'- --
Now genera and species nf Foraminifera. Trudy VNIGRI no.115:5-106
158. (19RA 11:10)
(Foraminifera, Fossil)

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3(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPIXTATIOB SOV/1,163
Akademiya. nauk SSSR. Sovet po izucheniyu proizvoditellnykh ail. Azerbaydzhanakaya
neftyanaya, ekspeditsiya, lgko'-1948.
Voprosy geologii Talysha (Problems in the Geology of the Talysh Range) Moscow,
Izd-va AN SSSR, 1958. 151 P. (Series: Its: Trudy) 1,200 copies printed.
Ed. of Publishing House: Illina, N.A.; Tech. Ed.: Novichkova, N.D.; Editorial
Board of Series: Topchiyev, A.V., Academician (Chairman of the Board); Mironov,
S.I., Academician; Aliyev, M.M., Active Member, Azerbaydzhan SSR Academy of
Sciences; Akhmedov, G.A.; Varentsov, M.I., Corresponding Member, USSR Academy
of Sciences; Dmitriyev, Ye.Ya. (Deputy Reap. Ed.); Dolgopolov, N.N.; Illin, A.A.;
Mekhtiyev, Sh.F., Corresponding Member, Azerbaydzhan SSR Academy of Sciences;
Mirchink, M.F.; Mozeson, D.L.; Pustovalov, L.V., Corresponding Member, USSR
Academy of Sciences (Reap. Ed.): Rengarten, V.P.; Corresponding Member, USSR
Academy of Sciences; Fomin, A.V.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for field geologists, stratigraphers, petroleum
geologists and related specialists.
COVERAGE: This collection of articles was prepared on the basis of numerous field
and laboratory studies of the Talyah Range area. Combined methods of simul-
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Problems in the Geology (Cont.)
SOV/13053
taneously studying stratigraphic, tectonic, volcanic and paleogeographic con-
ditions where employed to ascertain the oil bearing possibilities of the de-
scribed area. One of the parties,led by V.P. Rengarten, accomplished detailed
traversing for a structural study of the TELlysh Range; a second party, headed
by K.A. Alizade, completed a paleontological and stratigraphic study of the
same area. Aa a result of this procedure the geologists were able to identify
9 stratigraphic unite ranging from the Paleocene to the base of the Middle
Kiocene,inclusive. The units, with an accumulated thi0mess of 7-100000 MR
constitute a genetically acceptable Pontic-Caspian tectonic zone. The main
trends in the Talysh structural setting are expressed in the Talysh anti-
clinorium, the Yardymlinskiy synclinorium, the Alashar-Buravarskiy anticlinorium,
and the Astrakhan-Bazar synclinorium disappearing under the sediments of the
Caspian plains. The stratigraphy of the entire complex is studied in detail.
The articles are accompanied by tables, maps and diagrams. There are 656 refer-
ences, of Vaich 64 are Soviet and 2 German.
TABLE OF CONTEIM:
Rengarten, V.P. Geological Structure of the Talysh Range 3
Intrx)duction 3
History of the geological studies made on the Talysh Range 4
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SOV/1363
General stratigraphic distribution 9
History of the geological development of the Talyah Range 24
Southern Talysh. Stratigraphy of Tertiary sediments 30
Conditions of deposition of Talysh Cretaceous sediments 38
Morozova, V.G. Stratigraphy and Certain Characteristics of the Geological
History of Central Talyah 43
Configuration of deposited beds 43
Stratigraphy 45
Volcanism 92
Conclusions 94
Mekhtlyev, Sh.F., A.S. Bayramov. Geological Structure of Northern T&3vsh 96
Brief general description of the region 96
Stratigraphy 96
Tectonics 103
History of geological development 105
Kekhtiyev, Sh.F., K.M. Sultanov. Neogene of the Talyah Range 110
Miocene ill
Pliocene 125
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Problems in the Geology (Cont.)
SOV/1363
Alizade, K.A. Stratigraphy of Talysh Paleogene Sediments Based on Mollusk
Fauna 126
Khalilov, D.M. Microfauna., stratigraphy of Talysh Tertiary sediments 136
Introduction 136
Stratigraphy of Talysh Tertiary sediments 138
General characteristics o-.L' Talysh Tertiary microfauna 147
Bibliography
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Mlsfm
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KOROZOVA, V. G. ,
Systecotice and morphology of Paleogene representatives of tha
superfanily Robigorinidea. Yop.mikropaloont. no.2:22-52 '56.
(MIRA 11:12)
1. Oeologicheakiy inatitut AN SSSR.
(Foraminifera, Fossil)
I

KOROZOVA, V.G.
Stratigraphy of Danian-Montian deposits of the Crimea based on
their foraminiferan fauna. Dokl. AN SSSR 124 no-5:1113-1116
r 159. (KIRA 12:3)
l.Geologichookly institut AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
N.S. Shatsklm.
(Crimea--Geolog7. Stratigraphic)

MOROZOVA, V.G.; b")ARIKOW. TuA.
Zeresta, series of the upper Mocene In the Sal-Tergeni elevation
and its stratigraphic significance. Dokl.AH SSSR 125 no-1:166-
169 Kr-AP 159. (KIR& 12:4)
1. aeologichaskiy inatitut AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademIkom
A.L.Tanshinym.
(Sal Valley--Ooology, Stratigraphic)
(Tergent Hills--GeoloMr, Stratigraphic)

3(0)
AUTHOR: Morozova, V. G
TITLE: Stratigraphy ;:@f the Danllan ,Montian cn tl.-n Crime-1
According to tho Fornmin'.forn (Stratirr.,if ntskikli
otlozheniy Krymn po fcraminiferam)
PERIODICAlt Doklady Ikkademil nauk 333R, 1959 @ Vol '24, Nr @jp -.6
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Danian ste-ge is widcspread anA well kno-an n T@.o Sonth
of the USSR. especially in thc- mountains of the Cri7Ea (Rpf@
3M It is wel. ch;iractprized by echiriteo and moli,-;.q@@s D,) e
to this fact this stage San be separated and slil, divided into
smaller stratigiaphic -anita The Montiar, staCt- -L ,3 separated
on the Crimea, however, without paleontclogicpj. f@nndation
(Refs 5,7)@ The problem of the upper boundary of the Dqrian
stage and the ralations tn th@ 'L@ntian have nct yet been
solved. On the basis of the investigation of the stratigrapny
and the development of Foramin-ifera from natural Gxpoeure8
in the second chain of the Crimea mountains nn@i 'rom bore-
holes in the steppe new dita oould he nbtfiiaed f nr tne
solution of the problem menticned. On the TPrknr! rLk-u'-6V1,i pe,--
Card 1/4 insula the Danian-!Jontian 3ed4@:tent,-3 ir.-

Stratigraphy of the Danian-Montinn Sedl,rents or, the 30V1120. 12 1- c", - A 3/62
Crimea According to the Forrm.1nifer,%
into 2 szzatigraphic Therount'.s
5 smaller units (z,-nes) @ These sriitez and zones mriy lce ct-
served also in the Crimea mountain,, (Table 2) Tr,e 1,oiindary
between the Danian rxrd :"Iria,3tri-lit 9tagi, is here a@i 7.ell as
in other parts of .ho 'Ac-di ter rarienr @Ref 4) d'.9tinct
It is characterize(l, orl-itritr t@D tho disan-,@enrance 0,,C hltrhly
specialized fami:iee of Fr,r.,-t,rin-'f2r,i
genera and groaps of tne Upper Cretarenua riRrAton (Gloootrvn-
cana, Rugoglobigerinn, Biplobigerine'lia. -@.Dopd ',ilemb(@lina)
and by the develo 'pment of a new Tertiary family, the Globo-
rotallidae with -rhe -enerc AcaTinina, Plinno rotr-.1-ites, ani
Globorotalia (Ref 6) The @nvestigations carr,.ed !ut by the
author make the following con@,Insions po-,sih1c .) T!"?
Danian-Montian sediments may be subdiNided nccording to
their lithological characteristic features and the Forimini-
fera into 3 .1ndependent st7atlgraphic macrounitq.
U y 1 1 n s k i s u b s t a i,, e Dn1 wit@ 2 znres:
I. a m o o t h w a 1 1 e d Glot)igerin-i-1
Card 214 globigerina);

Stratigraphy of the Danian-'@,)ntian Se4imen-ro 3C%, !2C, r ! 7
on the Crimea Accordini- to the Fora% -:.-- "c a
II@ f i n q I j a I e I f r G i j7 a rt a P
The M i c h u r i n a Dn,, contliins the
I
III zone, the r. rfi n a m n .1 A r i -
n a, Tho ';! -D n T, i n n i. a g e Pj7 'cntains 2 zones:
IV t h o a I -, e 1 r 13 1 ) .) i ,, e r i n i -i n
C h 1 1 o g a c m e ,i a 3 we'll ai V t h e
A n o m a i a e, o i a 1 -1 1 d a e, n n d
M i I '- :) a a, Ttie o-,: r. d %:- 3- b -T@ twe e n t h e tw-) iubr3t,1jTe3
Dn 1 and Dn 2 witn re.-3pe:t to iq uj@jrn di")t'.n@t
than with renper C tr, and It i--i C@.arr.--ter-
Ized by the rapperirLari-:e i@" aovi fc,,rm.:4, wi.i-n hr@d JeveloT.ed or.,
the very place, -@F; well U7, ',y 114M.1grated @@e-ies The
stratigraphic isolation of Pg, and th.@ oL,--uTrence of paleo-
zcic mcliuscs herein F, Mcntip-n
stage of BeIgtu:T and an ird,-pon"F-nre of 7K49 @,@tnpe. in c,)n-
c.lusion@cnara3ter'k.,3tic PIIWIKt,@n fiom the -.,trita
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Stratigraphy of the Di?iian-',,(,n'.i,in Sedimont,
on the Crimea Accordinp to +he
G11 ii Sr, @, i
( T.,"- - - -- ,-
@pecies G . ,e @Il I , . J Q
gerina aub,-,%r. r@ f i
Th c- r e a ru r
are Sevic',
n n l t f(
' r.
find
A, it i %ri ' rv! t@, n
i-efclr.-@n @-e, c, I i
ASSOCIATIM G e 0 ' 0 g I C'.'),) 6, j@ I.Vt 7) S 3 f@ o Ii r- n I I ns t
tute of ti,c A @l USSR'
PRESENTED, jl@l 1 ' 9 Ol N 3,1 t 34 1 -@n
SUBMITTED
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AUTHORS; /20 @?r,-'
Yu A SOV
Morozova, V. G , Sudarikov
,
'
T'ITLE: e Stratigraphic Significance of the Upper Eocene
Keroatinskaya Suite, of the Sal-Yergent Uplands
(Kareatinskaya evita verkhneeo eotaena Salo Yer&@-nilnakoy
vozvyshennosti i yeye stratigraficheskoye znacheni@,e@,
PERIODICAL: Do@lady Ad-ademii nauk SSSR '959, Vol '25 N-
pp !66-.169 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: By their studies (1949 - 1956) the auth@)rs have confirmed the
opinion of F P Panteleyev (Ref 6) thtt the Beliglinskaya
Suite of the upland mentioned -n the titir, is nuza older
than the sedimentary rocks bearing the same name in the
northern Caucasus. Up "a this time there has been much
confusion in the stratigraphir nomenclature of both regi-@na
(Refs I - 4, 7, 6) . The use of the nam-@
for two suites of different ageg is DbviDusly not allcwalole
For this reason the authors prDposed a new name in
for the marl unit of the Balaya Glina tunnel in the
Kereatinskaya quite Thia now n@&me was &,,,@,epted j- the
Card 1/3 unified scheme of Tertiary gtratteraohy of the US5R

The Stratigraphic Signif:cance of the Upper E.Dcen-@ SCV, '-')C
Kerestinakaya Suite, of the 3al-YerLeni Up2dndg
(Conferen,@e in Baku 1955' The ent)r- .ln,-,t I rI q LI k: 91
4a thorou,-,hly described, Foraminifera samples wer,-
;ollected from speAfic beda and idcint@fie,i by V G
.Jo rc zova Stratiaraphically c-he -3@ aja suit-
corre3ponde to the foraminiferal zone. l1anti-enina
alabamerisis Cushman as men*ioned in the title It is
subdivided into two subzores a, the lower with
H alsbamensig and Marginuill-iOP313 pSeard@'3PI.115a ap n
and b the ippor with H alabamensiii alone T,, e f n i f - r a
of the lqw-zr zone a are de5cribed; th-@ .3h-ll !s smaller
in this zone The described spe,-ie5 belonC. to 4 Cr.-@-ipa
I - characterist,,c species of the Korestinskaya
2, spe@@ies Whi'Ch appear here for the first t"I%,? ')ut, als':
oc@:,ar higher in the series 3@ speiies of oider horizons
which lived into the Kerestinsk-aya suite and 4 transLt,@ry
species which are found above and below the Kereat,n@kaya
suite- Moat -ommon was H.alabamenai8 with a wor'-i rjA,,--
di8tributi.:)n but a limited vertical ran6e Th,
of the auite in neighboring regions is dia--as-@ Il@a
extent speaks for it8 independence as a stratie.-raphi ,
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The Stratigraphic Sienificance of the Upper Eocene SOV120 125 1-15/67
Kerestinskaya Suite, of the Sal-Tergeni Uplands
ASSOCIATION:
PRESENTED;
SUBMITTED
brou-ht into correlation with distant sections, Besides
the above named species (Figs 1 a,b), the following
are described and pictured: Discorbis ergenensis sp n,
(Figs I v - d) and Acarinina kiewensis sp.n. (Figs
I ye - Z). There are 1 figure and 8 Soviet references
Geologicheskiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR
(Geologic Institute of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
August 12 1958, by A. L. Yanshin, Aradern--,ian
August 5, 1958
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MOROZOVA, V.G.; MOSKA"410, T.A.
f.-
Plankton foraminifera from boundary deposits of the Bujocian
and Buthonian stages of central. Daghastan (northeastern
Caucasus). Vop. mikropaleont. no.5:3-30 160. (MIRA 14:8)
1. Geologicheskiy institut AN SSSR i Institut geologii
Dagestanskog6 filiala AN SSSR.
(Daghestan--Fckaminifera, Fossil)

KIRKLIM, R. L. ;_@@ZOVA, V. G. ; STOLYAROT. A. S.
Blostratigraphy of Malkop deposits In southern Hang7shlak.
Dok1.AN SSSR 133 no-3:653-656 J1 160. (KIRA 13:7)
1. Yeasoyusnyy institut mineral'nogo syrlya. Predstavleno
akademikom A.L.Taushinym.
(Mang7shlak Peninsula-Paleontology. Stratigraphic)

MOROZOVA, V.G.
Danian-MontiLn plankton foraminifers from the south of the U.S.S.R.
Paleant. zhur. no.2:8-19 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Geologicheskiy institut Akademil nauk SSSR.
(Russia,Southern-Foraminifera, Fossil)

MOROZOVA. V.G.
Stratigraphy of the Danian atage of the Russian Plktforn and
several adjacent aroua, based on Fmaminifora. Tmdy VNIONT
no.29:81-89 vol.3 161. (MIM .14:9)
(Russian Platform-Foraminifora, Fossil)

fir, i, "o:. i. r"l U 'JIG". ft :7.
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Tra,., 'iH vF

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ZCNI !46HAYN 0 L.P.; BF!iT:-i,fll-?-bPUNSFJkYA, I.A.; SAFRONOV, V.S.; NTYMN,
GFINDLER, V.Ye.; CFIJFIKCV, 11.6.; YFREMIN, N.I.; KMAN, H.6.;
M.N.; LANGE, C.K.; KAEA"107, G.F.; MJMNFT@;M, Y,.!.; l5!X:l`7"'!-s;-, -.N.;
SMIRNOVA, T.N.; VFNKATACHAUFATI, V.; W.SLAK07A, N.I.; Bp:'0Ul3CVA' Z..".11
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YAKUBOVSKAYA, T.A.; YtPj:NA, A.L.; RYBAKOVA, N.O.; M.OR070VA,
BARASH, M.S.; FOrJARFV, V.I.; NIKONOV, A.A.
Activity of the Geollwir-il Secti-)ns or tt-- N',l'.3('.nw No- i-
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Institute of the AS MrSSR) reported a. as
to'-ftlestle. of the worph.1.91-1 end p&y.Wocl.ml
Properties of yomel.
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Di1111:1 . I% v 11*1o-Ti~kGvskly spirtavoy s4ve4
tZ! @ Y - rJAP. HAk4-,., Sol..ekly
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moults obtainel by distilleries to the sMV forgentatiou by
led th. ..th.4 of ... It once. fle..
3. ImItayancu", Laniscradstly univerettot (Loslacmd
UnITtrolty) chorectorl1*4 the eorreWics of reprGductiom
pmesegoo an4 blechosio4l activity of wells scI4 bacteria to
,he hi Ch-opq.4 pm,f.otlom of neager.
N*V. Is nove. luarobiol.fical Imatittto of the AS ULU
IM -ijok. of th._V@ostbility of obt.ialr4 vitamin S,, by
coati-mbf .41F4 of propl.ale "It b.owl.
(PT.Plow ,I:Iyyv baktorli). S. L. Brintorg, 0.J-GxxMTAk&Z@#
Toesayusrkry m chge- I @.I@ dove tilviall-yRaMT-urantl b tot I kov
pl: 8% iff. Reasons lostit.q. of Antibiotics)
reported so the applioatioa,of Ibis motimil in the produati.s
of penicillin.
T T TjalkLas, AII-Vol.. Sol.mlific Iss-mb tactile . of I
Uqww . as4 brasty Isdustry tLaved that the method r,
senti:ostims br*.4tv4 of Me fur4us AsiorgIllus alger
..* rat 8 1 re.61411so. I. T. Fortilljo.. tomingred
University reported on the results ef tav*mItcati." of the
satwrol ole"Clows b) the mat"4 of capillary alerosoory chick,
to W daveloted.
4.trA.@ "IF luct.-Ity *~"trat.4 kI es. bt4kr
bro:4 .4 of lcoorCeateno to M.-teiry
creative.
am L. 114 flUseeboolo.ols) 419"o"4 their
:plate" *A the aotmets of goalima" bcvqAAmC of ula@
ret"ems.
ft this Comferomme It " pstatId to the necessity of
argantolog t1be laftecrial Wroduatles of oultora. for
Card 4/4 -44atlowass to@statio@

REZRIKOV, V.M.j KHOLIKIN, Yu.I.; HOROZOVA, V.I.
Chromatographic amlysis of furfurole. GidroUz.i lasokbim.-
prom. 15 no.6#19-22 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Sibirskiy takhnologichaskiy institut (for Reznikov, Khollkin).
2. Krasnoyarokiy tsellyulozno-bumazhno-gidroliznyy kombinat (for
Korozova).
(Chromatographic analysis) (Furaldehyde)

EWT(I)/En(m)/kWp(w)/EPF(n)-2/T/UF(t)/kW(b)/EWL'(C) UP(c) JD1
CESSION-M APS024050
MORI ;__- Ots., Z& A..kr No 1. t Hdrazoval V, Ke; Sidarava, T. A.t Fogel', A. A
Y1
MEt 1 -5 rcanducting,all2y,in the Kb-G& Isystem
URCEi- Zhurnal tekhulcheakay-ftzLki, v. 350 do. 9# 19650 1675-1677
'z-
PIC TAGS:- superconductivity, superconducting alloy, nloblum gs-1-M!Tt
STRAM, Results-are.pre ated of measurements of the
i'a an M41 __ - I
alloys in a Rb @C ,@em It a temperature of 4.2K and -magnetic - flelds up to 25 koes
a alloys were prepared ITY-means of special equipment developed by the ME Labara-1
ry and described elsewhere (I. V. Korkin. Promyshlennoye primenenLye tokov vy8okor,
astatyO ed. Go F, Golovina. Izd. "Haskinastr enlye," K-L, 1964, 269-275). The
arting, materials. consisted of vacuum-refinedRalobLum and metallic gallium. The
tter was additionally degassed at SOO-1000C In vacuum at W-4-2-10-5 mm Hg for
riod of. 2"3 aitt* The transition from the superconducting state to the normal state.
a recorded by a change In the Inductance of a call prepared fron the given alloy*
chanical experiments showed the highest plasticity in alloys with 7-12Z as (by
Ight).* Their hardness Aid not exceed 350 kg/mm2. whereas the hkrddess of alloys I--
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USSR / Cultivated Planta. Fr,@It Trees. Small
FruiL Trees.
ADS Jour-: Ref Zhur-Birl.,
Author : MDruzova V. M
Inst : Fu'@-arAgrl-c-u-TE-urai Itistitute.
Title : Cultivation of Itrawberries at the "Agrnnom" scv-
ho z .
Ori,@, PuO: @cb. stud. nauchr.. ralbot. Kubansk. s.-kh. In-t,
195u (I)D-7), v,p. 1,
Abstract: ",) abstract.
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A0511A12-2)
AUTHORS: Barskova, M. P., Bresler, V. Ye., Morozova, V. M.
TITLE- The use of butyl rubber In heat-resistant. rubbers
PERIODICAL: Kauchuk I rezina, no. 9, 1961, 53 - 56
TEXT: Results are submitted from the Leningradskiy shinnyy zavod (Leningrad
Tire Plant) on a thermo-resistant rubber formulation developed there, based on
butyl rubber and to be used for boiling chambers and diaphragms of vljlcanization
molds. An experimental batch of bicycle boiling chambers has also been produced
under industrial conditions. The disadvantage of mixtures with paraquinonedioxime
is pointed out as being the elevated tendency of the latter to scorching [Ref. 3:
Polysar Handbook, v. 1, Sarnia Polymer Corporation, 1956; Ref. 4: Sinteticheskiy
kauchuk pod red, G. 3, Ultbi (3ynthetic rubber edited by G. S, Uitbil G03khlmiz-
dat, 1957, p. 848]. Phenol-formaldehyde resins-101-K (Soviet) and Super-Bs@kacite
1001(GFR) were used in the experiments as the vulcanizing agents and dehydrated,
chemically pure zinc chloride was used as the activator. The latter caused a drop
in the physico-mechanical properties of the rubber and elevated scorching due to
unsatisfactory distribution of ZnC12. More positive results were obtained by using
Card 112

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S1 138/6 1 /003/0(@9/(i i ! A, I I
The use of butyl rubber in heat-resistant rubbers A051/A129
an " aqueous solution of ZnC12- It wr3 established that an increase In the ac-
tivator dose increases the tendency to scorching. The optimum dose thus selected
was 1.5 W.P. of ZnC12 to 100 w.p. of ru r. Rubbers based on butyl raw materiai
and vulcanized with phenolformaldehyde iesins surpass ordinary sulfurous vulcani-
zates in their heat-resistance and durability to repeated deformations. Their
technological properties when atomizing the mixtures are quite satisfactory. A
rational and convenient method for introducing the mixture of ZnC12 into the rubber
mixer has been developed in the form of an 80% aqueous solution, which ensures
good distribution of the accelerator in the mixture. Obtained laboratory results
of the rubber tests and the wide application of the experimental batch of the
boiling chambers indicates the future possibility of manufacturing heat-resistan"
rubbers in industry based on butyl rubber and using phenolformaldehyde resins of
the resol type as the vulcanizing agents. There are 2 tables and 6 references: 4
Soviet-bloc and 2 non-SoYiet-bloc. The references to the English-language publica-
tions read as follows: Rubb. World, 129, no. 3, 348 (1953); Polysar Handbook
v. 1, Sarnia Polymer Corporation, 1956.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskly shinnyy zavod (Leningrad Tire Plant)
Card 212

DROZOHIMAJ.I.; LUZHINSX&YA.M.G.; MOR04"OVA,Y.H.; SHUR.U.S.
Effect of nagnette texture of farronagnstic materials on the
trend In the modifications of electric resistance curves in
the magastic field. Trudy Inst. fiz. not. no.15:42-56 '55.
(FerromagnetiaLl (RLRA 8:6)

50)
AUTHORSs Tronov, B. V.,_Morozova, V. M. SOV/153-58-6-7/22
TITLEs Complexes of the Nitrocompounde With Phenolates (Kompleksy
nitrosoyedineniy a fenolyatami)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uohebnykh zavedeniy. Khimiya i khimiches-
kaya tekhnologiya, 1958, Nr 6, PP 39 - 41 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors carried out experiments with nitrobenzene, p-
nitrotoluene, and m-dinitrobenzene on the one hand ' and with
phenol-, p-cresol-, as well as with rA-naphthol- and 0-
naphthol-sodium salts on the other hand. As all of the
resulting complexes are colored, the investigation was made
by means of colorimetric analysis. Absolute ethanol was used
as a solvent. The 11 binary systems investigated, of the
substances mentioned in the title, are shown in table (no
numbers given, P 40). Figure (no numbers given, P 40) presents
a comparison between the coloring intensities of the above
mentioned compounds. The results of all these experiments
fully bear out the assumption that the phenolate molecule,aa
a complex, can attach itself only to a nitro-group. This also
Card 1/2 proves the correctness of the previously (Refs 1, 2) derived

Complexes of the Hitrocompounds With Phenolates SOV/153-53-6-7/22
structure formula (Patterns P 39) of the complexes mentioned
in the title. Dinitrobenzene reacts with phenolatea also in an
equimolar ratio. This phenomenon can apparentij- be explained
by the fact that the anion (with a negative charge) formed
after the attachment of the phenolate ion bars the approach
of another phenolate ion. The coloring intensities of the
resulting complexes probably also depend on the conposition
and structures of the nitro-compounda. The qualitative
comparison (comparison of solution concentrations) shows the
coloring intensity to be significantly increased by the 2nd
nitro-group. On the other hand, the methyl-group in a
p-position rendered less active the nitro-group. Imong the
phenols, p-cre8ol was least active; the naphthols were most
active of all.ok-naphthol had a stronger effect than (Lnaphthol.
There are I figure, I table, and 5 references, 4 cf which are
30viet.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra organicheakoy khimii; Tomskiy politekhnicheakiy in-
stitut (Chair of Organic Chemistry; Tomsk Polytechnical In-
stitute)
SUBMITTEDs November 4, 1957
Card 2/2

TRONOV, B.V.; PERSHINA, L.A.;JITOZOVA, V.M.; KOVALF-MON, A.V-;
GALOCHKIN, A.I.
Thiophosphate derivatives ol hydrolytic lignin and their inegcti-
cida.1 affect. Gidroliz. i lesokhim. prom. 14 no.5:10-11 161.
(MIRA 16:7)
1. Tomskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.
(Lignin) (Insecticides)

SIKDYANKIN. I.I.; ZEFIROVA, L.G.; MDROZOV
Nor~ sugar to the oulfite-alcohol vlants. Gidrolls. I
lesokbim. prom. 10 no.2:19-20 157* NLRA 10:5)
1. Balakhntnskty toollyuloano-bumathrW7 koubtriat.
(Sulfite liquor) (Alcohol)

NIKIR)ROVA, Ta.P.; MDROZOTA, T.K.
-,- V-.-
Mew methods for the neutralicition of sulfite liquors. gidroliz.1
lasokbin.pron. 11 no.8:26 1 58. (MIRA 11:12)
1. Balakhninskiy tsellyulozno-bumshrqy kombinat.
(Sulfite liquor)

NIKIPOROVA. Te.P.; VOROZOVA. V.P.
New methods for neutralizing sulfite liquors. Gidrolis I lesokhim.
prom. 12 no-5:22-23 '59. (IGRA 12:10)
l.BalakhnInskIy tsellyulozno-bumazhnyy kombinat.
(Sulfite liquor)

HOW)ZOVA, T. H.
Colortmetric determination of tuWten by means of sodium
hydrosulfite. Trudy LPI no.201:19-23 '59. MU 13:3)
(Tungsten-Analyels) (Sodium sulfits)

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ACC NRc AP5027589
SOURCE CODE: UR10065/661000101110046/0050
AUTHOR:. V# so Morozova, V M.
ORG: VfM NP
TITLE: Thermal stability of lubricants
9OURCE:.KMmIjz' i tekimologlys topliv I masel no. -11, 1965, 46-50
TOPIC TAGS: thermal stability, lubricant property. oxidation kinetics
.ABSTRACTs The thermal stability of lubricants can be determined from the rate of absorption
,of oxygen, or, if the substance does not react with oxygen, from the Increase in the vapor
pressure- over the lubricant at constant temperature. A device based, on these principles and
-equipped with a differential manometer wait used to determine the thermal stability (in the
presence. and absence 6 f oxygen) of the following lubricants: PMS-20, PUS-10(l, d(decyl
benzy1succInatei'V1111 NP-279, thiodivaleric ester, TsM.TU4-ZQl, ond AUG-10. The decom-
position or oxidation rate of the lubricants was found to, vary exponentially with the temperature-
The temperature at which a lubricant can be used to determined by, the nug9tude of the
activation energy of the decomposition or oxidation, the servl6e time, and the amount of the
lubricant. 2 is ghown that the curves of the decompoottim (or oxidation) kinetics at low
temperatures can be plotted from data obtained at higher temperatures. Orig. aft. has:
5 figurest I taMe,' and 3 formulas.,
SUB CODE: 07 SUBM DAT. E: mme ORM RE F-_ 004/ GTH REF: 001
.1 c4rd -1 UDM621.992.-W.096
. -1 1.. 1. .@.. 1-11:1-1. 11 @@ I .. @ I -az_, - I I..

MIXIMIN. N.M.; _AQ9024OVA. V.H.: TOIaWV. G.S.; TITMV, B.D.;
Bommov.
PAWstic control of the depth of the case-hardened layer of cold
rolls. Zav.lab. 22 no.1:52-56 156. (kLEtA 9:5)
1. Urallskiy filial Akademit nauk SSSR i Urallskty sawod taythe-
logo mashlnostroyanta Went S. OrdshoulkAze.
(Steel--Testtng) (Nagnatic testing)

:SjL26/63/ol5/oo3/oo3/0?-5
AUTHORS t lfikheyev M.N. 14orozova, Vlm,'and klomortseva,, L.H,
etLe
TITLE. and eLectric-properties, of annealed and
work-hardene&siael 20.
PERIODICAL., Fizika.-metallov i metatLovedeniyet, v. L5, no. 30
;@65.'345, - 5 46
TEXT: 7:1 arderto determine
those -physical. properties
which -are most' suitable Car' assessing the,degree of work-
hardeninC.by electrical mithods, the coercive forces the magnetL-
--zation curve tor work-hardened and Annealed specimens with
.:,extreme:coorcive-force values, the permeability and the specific
electric,resistance were measured on steel 20 teasiLe-test
specimens. 14"cin long. 0.09 cm wide. The magnetization cytrves
B(H.)-asielL,a6.the parmeabiL:Lty curves 4(H of work-hardened
siiectmens; Are. Lower than. the. respective, values of annealed
-.@Specimeasa@ .,Tl~6~'::dLCCereace.but'ween-.thoi,inditetion, AB @ of annealed
and: hai4eined.specimens, hair a @maximunt at 1300 Sauss in -a Cield of
H 2.5. Va.: - The- coercive force-Iffc of work-hardened specimens,
ie Alma
S. @t twice as.high"as that of annealed specimenx4 The
Card

MOROZOVA, V.M.; MI M YEV, M.N.
VALgnetlc properties of hypereutectoid 9Kh2 steel. Fiz.wtA
imetalloved. 25 no.3046-351 Hr 163. (MIRA 16 r4)
1. Institut fiziki metallov AN SSSR.
(Chromium steel-4%petic properties)

MARTYNOV, V.M.,, MOROZOVA, V.M.
Thermal stAbiltty of lubrIcants. KbIm, I "
10 no.ID46-50 N 165.
(MZRA 19;1)
1. Vsei3oyilznyy nauchno-issledovatallskly institut pc pr-rerabotke
nefti I g@xzov I poluchenlyu Iskusntvennogo zhldk(,go *cT,I',V-I.

ZEW-jKOV, M.V.; IGIIATIYEVA, S.A.; MO-R.CZOVA, V.P.j.. STEPANOV, T.I.; ZHRAVLEVA, N.V.
Yeaat-lnd,,---od production -of antib-Aiea, reslBtance and rlAs=bl-a5tl,-
reaction in animls. Zhur.wlkrobiol., epid. i Immun. 42 no.3030-
133 Mr 16! . (MIRA 1816)
1. Voronezliskiv neditsinskly Institut.

XOHOZOVA, V.P.; LWBW. A.L.; KURICHMO, A.T.
Use of green (petroleum) nil in controlling larvae of flies.
Ned.parat. i parat. bol.24 no-3:266 JI-S '55 (kLRA 8:12)
1. Is Kryaskoy oblastnoy sanitarno-opideminlogichookoy
etantell ktvlavnyy vrach N.N.Zolotarevokaya)
(FLUCS,
larvicide side-product in petroleum indust)
(PNMLZM PHDDUCTS,
Fly larvicide, side-product in petroleum indust.)

NCR ' OLKATOVA, A.V.. KIRICHIUKO. A.G.; ISTBRAN. A.L.;
TAGUZOT, T.U.
Organization of fly control in Yalta LwIth summary in Znglishi.
Ked.paraz. i paras.bol. 26 no.1:17-20 Ja-F 157. MRA 10:6)
1.1s Krymakoy oblastnoy protivomalyariynoy stantaii, Instituta
malarit neditainakoy parazitologit i gellmitologit Hintaterstva
zdravookhraneniya SSSR. Taltinskoy sanitarno-epidemiologichealroy
stantaii i Taitinakogo gorzdravotdole.
(FLINS,
control in Russia)

MOROZOVA, V.P.
Taccinal 1-mmity to leptospirosis in irradiated marmots.
Nedorad. no.lOc67-69 161. (KMA 3-4: 10)
lo Is kafedry mikrobiologii (zav. - prof. H.V. Semakov) Voro-
nezbskon neditainsko instituta.
LIMPIROSISIO (RADIATIMI.-PHYSIOLOGICAL ZMCT)
(VACCIRATIOR)