SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NESNIDALOVA, R. - NESTAYKO, V.V.

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ACC NR: AP6005639 SOURCY CODE: CZ/0079/65/OC)7/002/01"/0145
AUTHORi Nesnidalova R.; Mtousek, K.; Ronova.. R.
ORG t Psyc hia ti 16 Po lyplinic for Chil dren.and-Adolescentat Prague
TITLE: Autistic disturbances in children [This paper was presented at the Third
Interdisciplinary Conference on Experimental and Clinical Study of Higher Nervous
Functions held in Ifarianske,Lazne' from 19 to 23 October 1964-1
BOURCE.1, Activitao nervoca cuperiorp v# 7,, no# 2, 1965p 1"-145
~:TOPIG TAGSv pE;y6hiatry, brains-EEG, psychopathology
~A.BST.RACT: has probably an organic '6ri-" I
gin* Early infantile autism is promoted by a congenital tendency
to autistic payebopathy,, and by brain damage of the child. 6
,children Aged 8 to 151years were studied for periods from 3 to
9 years. Detailed anamnestic and physicalexaminations proved
a slight,degree of organic damage to the brainq probably of a
prenatal origin, All children bad more or less abnormal'EEG re-
cords-with that& and delta waves forming unalearly defined fooi
in temporal areas, In 4 cases sharp theta waves were observedc
There was &-general izpi~ovement in,the condition of all the in---.-
vestigated cae
SUB-GOM: ~'060 05 SUEK DATE t none OW RM 005
Cond LJ

ACC NRt A-2-60- M0016 SOURCE CODE: CZ/0079/65/007/003/0299,
AUTHOR:,,Kaclova, J. (Prague); f!9 2 z
ORG: Institute of Dental Research,, Prague
TITLE: Potentiated premedication with ataractics prior to stamatologic~~re`atment
of children and adolencento with a psychiatric symptcmatology
SOURCE: Activitas nervosa superior, v. 7, no- 3, 1965, 299
TOPIC TAGS: psychoneurotic disorder, psychotherapy, drug treatment
ABSTRACT: 23 patients were Investigated. The effect of com-
lAned ataractics was conspicuous in oligophrenics; neurotics
with hysterical manifestation remained restless; neurotics with.
:a tendency to depressive reactions were easily treated; two
neurotic patients could receive dental treatment without pre-
-medication as a r.esult of prio.r psychotherapy. [Orig, atit'b in
Eng. [JFHS3
SUB CODE: 06 / SUBM DATE: none
Ca,d 1/1 L. 5

USCV. Vladlidr Dift " 1. UTIN, AJ-s, lash,, naudwn red,; SUMTSOVA,
~ '~ _i
1 1: "I'l
s -,m; TM. I.KO' takhn. red.
[Work or a&zV*ut*r0 and jolners'lu IndIdIng] Plotnichaye I stalla-mys
raboty n& strolt*11stva, Maskra, Gba. Isd-va lit-ry po istrolt.,
arkhIt. I strolt. materialax. 1958. 262 p. (NUA UM
(carpentry) (joinery)

'j 1,
HESOV, V.Du
"Instructions for designing industrial bui2dings withaut
monitoreO ON 17c'%-61). Prom. stroie 39 nooll-.52--55 161-
WPA W12)
(Industrial buildings)

in::h., red.; KITAYTSLVa~, i,.'S.. inzb.,. red.; STRASMKH,
V.P.p red.izd-va; RODIOhOVA, 7,"., tekhn. red.
(Construction specifications and regulations] StroitelInye
normy i pravila. Moskva,, Gosstroiizdat. Pt.2. Sec.L.ch.7.
(Specifications for the design of stores] Magazi1w; normy
proektirovaniia (SNiP II-L. 7-62). 1962. 21 p.
(KRA 16-.12)
1. Ru6sia (1923- U.S.S.R,) GosudarstyemW komitet po de-
lam stroitellstva. 2. Gosudarstvenn~y komitet Soveta Mi-
nistrov SSSR po delam stroitellstva (for flesov). 3. Gosudar-
stvennyy institut po proyektirovaniyu predpriyatiy torgovli,
L obshchestvannago pitaniya (for Kitaytseva).
(Stores, Retail)

W.WV0 V.D.
Instructions on lbdtlng the use of fewese Prcas sUvi. 40 no.2:56"-~3
of cover 162. (MIM 35.7)
(Fences)

lkwatandards for the desUP Of stores, ZhIl. stroi. no.16-7 963.
(KM 16:2)
'(Stores., Retall-Design and construction)

,,_,Inzh., red.; GIIRNOV, V.P., inzh., red.; KLIYOVA,
NF.SOV,j.D
G.D., red.izd-va; FULIYJNA, Ye.A.j tekhn. red.
[Sanitation specifications for the designirg of industrial
enterprises] Sanitarnye normy proektirovaniia proD7shlenmykh
predpriiatii (SV 245-63). Moskva,, Gosstrolizdat,01963. 75 P.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Ruesia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvannyy komitet po delam
stroftel'stva.

NESOV, V.D., inzh.; red.; DEVYATKIN, S.V., inzh., red.
(Construction specifications and regulations] Stroiteltrye
normy i pravila. Moskva, Gosstroiizdat. Pt.2. Sec.M. ch.2.
(Production buildings of industrial plaqts; planning specifica-
tions] Proizvodstvenrqe zdaniia prou7shlennykh predpriiatii;
norwy proektirovaniia (SNiP 11-41. 2-62). 1963 44 P.
4-TIRA 17:3)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvennyy komitet po, delam
stroitellstva. 2. Gosstroy SSSR (for Nesov). 3. TSentral'W7
nauchno-issledovatellakiy i proyewo-eksperimentalIrrTy institut
promyshlemykh zdaniy i sooruzheniy (for Devyatkin).

inzh... red. ; KULAKOV, D. V. , arkh. , red. ; LELADZE,
G.D., arkh., red.;
[Construction specifications and regulations] Stroitell-
rqe norv7 i pravila. 14oBkvat Struiizdat. Pt.2. Sec.L.
ch-4.[Schools of general education and boarding schools;
design specifications] Obshcheobrazovatel'rWe shko1v i
shkoly-internaty; normy proaktirovaniia (SNiP II L. 4-62).
1964-- 33 P. 11 (KIRA 17:9)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvennyy komitet po de-
la.. stroitellstva. 2. Gosstroy S-ASR (for Nesov). 3. Gosu-
da-rstvannyy komitet po grazhdanskomu stroitel'stvu i ar-
khitekture pri Gosstroye SSSR (for Kulakov). 4. Nauchno-
issledovatellskiy institut obshchestvennykh zdaniy i so-
oruzheniy Gosudarstvennogo komiteta po grazhdanskomu
stroitel'stvu I arkhitektury pri Gosstroye SSSR (for
Leladze).

DMATURp fmsb.&_WWVp V4.0 Insh.
Standards ror desIgnIng productlon buildInp of Industriml
caterpilueue Prom* stroi. 41 no.5r,43-0 Vq 064. (Km 18,11)

OVSYANKIII, Vasilly Illich, (loktor teklm. nauk; V.D~,
nauchn. red.
[Reinforced concrete pipes for pressure water conduits)
Zlielezobetonnye truby d1la napornykh vodaprovodov. Mo-
skva, Stroii.zdE.tj 1965. 361 p. (141FIA 18.7)

i-VE So v I C f,
yLUOSLp.VTjt Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and Their
ApplIcation. Ceramics. Glasse Binding Materials.
Concrete.
Abe Tow Ref Zhur - IQIiL-dya, NO 5, 1959, 110o 16277
Author Hesovic B.
inst
Title Anh5drite CeLent
Orig Pub Technika, 1958, 13, No 11 Nase grateveo 12o No lp 10-15
H-13
Abstract Properties and peculiarities of anhydrite cement are
describede The results of investigations conducted by
Ps P. Budnikov are 1wesented. InformtIon pertaining to
the maweacturing teabnology and to applications are
given., S. Tipolt
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YUGOSLAVIA
KENIG, Iven, RALULOVIC, Branko, JANXVIC, Ljubisaj
Special Orthopedic Host)ital
"Banjica", Belgrade
"Discoidal. 41-leniscuso
Belgrade, Srpski Arkhiv za Toolol-uprio Lalnratvo, Vol 94, 11o 6, 1966,
pp 565-571
Abstracti Authors' English summaryl Discoidal meniscus should not be
considered a congenital dafect butan acquired one. It is a question of the
meniscus Inadequately affixed to the tibia. In this case the meniscus
becomes m3bile and produces unequal pressure of the 1(nea, and thus a discoid
meniscus is formed. The clinical sYmPtOmatOlOgY is typical with a stressed
knee jump followed by loud crepitetion in action. The absence of former
traumatism speaks in favor of this diagnosis. Sometimes there are signs
of the rupture of a normally formed meniscus. The authors enum,3rote
elements for a differential diagnosis. and give also their opinion that
this leaf-on is not as rare as thought. They describe six patients which
were operated. There are 9 ~estarn references. (~Ianuscript received,
24 Jul 65.)
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AMUR& Sod&zh? V.S.
)f#sv*laz A.#.
TITLEs The influsuce of flcv of 11tia lh~~Vv4t a fq; oz 1;bt YiN~Xtcrtz tD
rotailam of a dta t xl%%&t~qc, sasax :9A

PIRIODICALs TeploemorgotiVA, IM, Yo.12- pp. U-ef iAiSik."
ABSMACTa Frittion losses in t7x!~A~-4"& art uvqAIIj ds-wminsd fro=
Sapirical foriff Us fot a diet rtkatitt 3u. a 'I'lo-otd. 4%,140t~ :a Reny
-0-hings Ih4TI 4t a f1s'T at Itakage of wurkka fIvAl thzough ihs gap
b6tweem the dLwt &.ad the tavLmj~ ~-2meidc!4Uj affsetdDg *A4
resista&:,* tz rolattan t-f #.~ts ddvt, -Pt& pL-6ati-t #-.1minse
thAs 6994,ct in VIF iv.Itar~a* 0! 4. E&~ f2zid de2i--N*r*d
vdihor.t. cv~IrUovj~ ~If. 5,.Sd z1ort'ng tb-sx~,�
Uvards th+ ris. '10m, cmi it moat, p~-mtu,-al is ttie. of
t-Imbulsit f1tv im 10%6 gap, VbLlh Zt~C'A?d (01 cl ka-Imulds
na"er grcate;.- a-ra s'bo7l. 2.15, r 11 5~ IrA OrdkL t* tkV
flow 't*j-djtAon# Vt.,~Jh '..hj:tG a& fjA)V Of t~X4A, ~Ijt ~R :.I.0j &*fjjejVZt
tS d&tSrAIA,* R*YTAOId* MUZh*r OnlY.- La r623AAOr- "-S~ ~It*
speed of tb?, Lit, sia;v lba n't fl&,v LIP-1, dopen-48 On "..hv
radial vtloeiij- ;t flow An 4.~.* fay. V~ ~".t~jlmsm ~S
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eonsid*r Itoymolda iLvzb.tr lkgs~kct v-atk, th* K~, WE.4~~h ~u thG
Card 1/4 ratlo of the icloo"ity it ih6 r4,.n 01! 0.4 dplm,,- tl?."& N;Lm radial

The Influezzo of flsw of 1.1mid m ftp 9a
romistarce to rolallon of a dixe~;
-re I 04,A-ty a f *hv fl-V-A tv -0ts WAt D~ 17~~m Wa~p V4, th Jos
for3ml* V. Wb&m. 9 is I-owl, 12#w- t4imssr aA ik 17Wf-
Reynolds mwbs.-r and ~,vx. votex: in "oke, gay vtb~;b diat
1~ -P ~01T-Ifx
W~tb zh* 16AArge 01 12rAd' '. ~Z.& as
a rotat'Auc dIRL &2d tL6 W-M are PA~~ttd Ln Fag.l' 14'f4
esrr**poudLY,g :-v-viv ?La ih6 prfcom-.4 oil !-id '*~gs of
tb * d A s g i T i n F ru d t~ zr i, st
frcm pic~2. ta'st 6--rea !Ox sadi"rat-1. 'TaTta pirRphibral
Tel*.4ity in tt.6 gap ckai~a nr~~ CA'? ~Gd ~,'he dlm~ St
he rAW'. For srfry big.,, xj6t4a '.f ~111T Ot ~%'v tat. gap, tN'tro,
is hard17 azy- sirl.-Hag, Thle r-4-,~..'F#Aly ~Xalutaaes
t-%# disa cmd f2i~d 9"ovf.7.C r:n
A - zmd zle r,14. I rigs
Tore va"d riLu%j- th-v t"~ xv,!'Ou of thg dAct-' *Lf
flaw OA, flinid 1~b-ot:zh th# zap, IX,d 011"a'6.- ntt tests with,
wator vere mmd6 at, && ijcxialle~:~at vitl !L 11.5 wz &~at rotwled at
2,400 - S,A10 r.~,..u wit.~ a Im ex.4 vr4i,.vr t1rT
raU thro rgh tft* j&p o.,' Q.11 part -se-ztjoni'd
-e-SW Of '~kg 1~1& AA MA F~I&A, T62tS Vilh air W*tO
&&do vAlz~ dz"e-v oj' ?L55 TaA W',, mm d1c&te;.o-- r:.tste-~mg &,. s964ijs of
i,iv gap vtAtl rangta f?,.z 3 2~ un ar-.d ths
Card 2/4 rat6 of v4 tl'm fx= (1.0! H., M,

The influence of flow of flnid tbzough a gap on the SOV/96-58-12-11/18
resistance to rotation of a dizi.
The method of delivering air to the disc is sketchsd in FigA.
The arrangemints made to deliver current to the imo+.*r throrqft a
mercury bath and to measure the frAcMou torqrs by means of a
torsion dynamometer are explained. An expression is given for
Galileo's criterion of dynania similarity which in astd in the
calculation of the rcsults~ The fri-ation torque was determined
by formula 5. A combined graph of the results of more them
640 tests made with air and water is given in Fig.5. Fozcml& (7)
in written for the increase in frictional tarqu* with flow, &ad
conforms to the experimental results within 10%. The -test
results with fluids of different physical propert~'ea smah an
water and air, obtained on dints of two dimstsrs with various
gap widths and speeds, all lie on a straight lime. The crit9ria
of similarity are, thereby coafArmed an refletting
satisfactorily the physical essente of the phan4msta. Pozzul&
(8) is recommended to determine the friztional torq~ms on ons
side of the dine in the presence of the flow of liquJid through
the gap. The. part of the expression in squaxe bra,,A&ta in
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The influence of f low of Li(Emid through a gap a& SOV/96-58-12-11/18
the resistaiL*e to rotation of a diso,,
derived from the work of Pantell pmbli4bod in German
(Lit.Ref.3.). A simpler formufs, is offered'for use in somo
cases. There are 5 figures and 3 1 ifb-'.(.h is Srviet.
ASSOCrATIONs KharIkov Polyte,thnical rustituts (Dar4kovakiy fthtAbakcheskiy
lnstAtmt)
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8(6) SOV/143-59-11-15/19
AMOR; Sedachl V.S., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and
&. .. Engineer
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TITLE: The Detel-mination of the Amount of Friction on a
Rotating Disk if the Liquid Flows Through the Clear-
ance and the Flow along Boundary Layers is Laminar
PERIODICAL. Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Energetika,
19599 Nr 11, PP 115-122 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of the authors' Drevious stu-
7. The authors deri-ve new for-
dies CRef I and 2
_
mulas, based on experiments and calculations, to
clarify and determine the effect of the flow of
liquid through the clearance between the runner and
the walls of the casing upon tde amount of friction
on the runner when a laminar flow arises in the
boundary layers of the casing's walls and in those of
the disk's body, and the core of the flow between
boundary layers'shows a trubulent flow. In particu-
Card 1/2 lar, their formulas help to find: a) the thickness

SOV/143-59-11-15/19
The Determination of the Amount of Friction on a Rotating Disk
if the Liquid Flows Through the Clearance and the Flow along
Boundary Layers is Laminar
of the boundary layer on the disk (formula 27);
b) the rotation-resistance moment of the disk; and
c) the friction moment both for when the liquid flows
through the clearance and when it does not flow. A
concrete example of calculations is added. S.M. Targ,
who, in 1951, published a work on the fundamental
tasks of the theory of laminar flows CRef 3-7, is
mentioned several times. There are 1 diagram, 1 set
of diagrams, 2 graphs, 1 set of graphs, and 3 Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATION: ]Khar'kovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni V.I.
Lenina Kbaqrlk-ov Polytecbnjc.Institute imeni V.T_
Lenin)
SUBMITTED: June 26, 1959
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V0921tZKOV, S.I.; ZUjjw, L.S.; ICUZNETSOV. V.I.; MAXEMIN, N.A.;
MWIMA, A.N.-- PILISHMO, V.A.; TOWAKOV, A.K.; YILIN, A.M.;
imnd.tskhn.nauk~ retuenzent; KOI!LYAR, I.T.,
kwd.tskhzi.na1mk~ red,; PISAUT, K.S.. insh.-polkavnlk zapasa.
red.; MUSNIKOVA, T.F., takha.rad.
ETheory or airp%ane engines] Teorlia aviatsionnykh dvigatelai.
Pod red. I.T.Kotliara. Koakva. Toen.izd-vo K-va obor.SSSEt.
Pt.2. [Theory of Jet engines] Teoriia realctivafth dvlgatelai.
196o. 281 p. (MIRA 13: 7)
(Airplanes-Jet propulsion)

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AUTHORS: Sedach, V.S., Candidate
Nespela, A.N., Engineer
TITLE: Frictional torque on a
iiquid in an axial gap
Teploenergetika, 1961,
S/096/61/000/007/002/Oo6
E19VE-155
of Technical Sciences, and
disc face during the flow of
from the periphery to the centre
PERIODICAL:
No. 7, pp. 32-35
TEXT: Previous work by the present authors on the influence
of the rate of flow of liquid through a gap near a rotating disc
on the frictional torque was published in No. 12, 1958, of the
present journal. The present article describes experimental work
with the following conditions:
Working Disc Angular
speed Gap width Rate of
medium radius, I
of sec- S, mm liquid flow
R mm m3/sec x 1o3
Water 63 70-265 2 - 15 0.5 - 1.9
Air 77.5 250-850 1.6-13 40 - 134
125 21o-69o 2.8-26 44 - 136
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Frictional torque on a disc face F-194/EI55
The experimental apparatus is described in some detail. The disc
is driven by an electric motor and appropriate provision is made
for adjusting the gap and measuring the torque and the rate of air
or water flow. The method of allowing for air friction on the
other side of the disc across which the fluid does not flow is
explained. A graph of the tangential component of velocity flow
in the gap during turbulent flow of air from the pgriphery to the
centre is given in Fig.3, in which: Re 9.1k x 10 ;
S/R = 0.08; K = 14.4; for curve It r/R 0.7; for curve 2,
r/R = 0.71 for curve 5, r/R - 0.8. Here r indicates the
radius of measurement. An in the case of flow from the centre to
the periphery, the angular 3peed at the egntre of the flow depends
mainly on the rate of flow and much less on the disc speed.
FigA shows graphs of the distribution of radial component of flow
speed in the gap with constant flow of fluid from the periphery to
the centre at different disc speeds. A feature of flow in this
case is that in different places in the gap it may be in different
directions. If the disc is stationary the distribution is an
shown in Fig.4a. If the rate of flow is maintained and the disc
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Frictional torque on a disc face E194/EI55
is rotated, the,place of maximum radial component is displaced
downwares in the flow, as in Fig.41'q and# finally, as the disc
speed rises, the boundary layer near the disc itself may move
outwards, as in Fig.46. By working out the experimental data in
criterial terms the following generalised formula is obtained:
-2 - 0* 3
3-25 x 10 S
6C = R (5)
f G0.03 K0.4
a
where G. = gR3/-j2 is Galileo's criterion.. (There is an editorial
note that this formula is empirical and that the introduction of
Galileo's criterion into it is inadequately justified).
Here, LCf is the increment in the torque on one side of the disc
caused by the flow of fluid, as compared with the corresponding
value for one side of the disc rotating in a ~Iosed casing. K is
the ratio of the peripheral speed of the disc rim to the mean rad-
ial speed of the flow in the gap. K = 21CR2S w/Q. On plotting a
large number of experimental results it is found that their mean
deviation from the straight line corresponding to Eq.(5) does not
exceed 10-12%. There are 5 figures and 5 references: 3 Soviet and
Card 3/4 2 non-Soviet.

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Frictional torque on a disc face ..... E194/El-55
ASSOCIATION: Kharikovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut
(Khartkov Polytechnical Institute
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SCnNCE
Biriodicalat KMOS. SERIA A: BIOLOGIA. Vol. 7, no. 16, 1958.
NESPIAK, A The need of mycosociologic research in Poland. p. 5M.
Kmthly List of East Muropean Accessions (=I) LC Vol. S', no* 4t
April 19599 Unclass.

KOGOR,, N.; MPIAKp A.; SIEWSKI,, A.
"thectum rorldus tode metaboUtes. I.Myrothec" Bul chin PAN 9
no.49207-2n 161.
1. Department of Geneml Cbemixtr7 and Department of Pbytopatholog3r,,
College of Agriculture, Wroclaw. Presented by T. Urbanski.
(MMtheeium roridum) (Metabolites)

NEr3PI,,'iKP A.
Observations on the occurense of fungi Infesting the r-nilm
of cereals in Lower Silesia. Acts. agrobot 14 no.1,,131-153
163.
1. Department of Phytopatbology,.College of Agr--'ctilture,
Wroclxw.

17
V The gastroWe8ftal tnct and the Inttabousm at itIMISIV
fAll. The st=ach arid the jmtbllm .1 .41c acid'
Evfcn Nitipor (Karlovy Univ., Prigue). . "Zou ragii -
c -13(1960).-The inethylene blue ) and di-
eh!o phono) methodg have bem compamd , estir, thq~
iris a Lic acid M) III helithy iublem ap
wit gastric romes, The I method stem.5 to, t,
tellablorrsults. The menit value ofIr (oun4,,f*A4-t*
subjects with carcinom mitricull a4 1~, A
A'tLr intravenous 4adml~i-,,troio~:RO,
with iteld scesehon and Itht-Ariduc-resis 'I I

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I -.) fl~: (7 V'/,- I~M

OA'Case~of Poinaidn by the~%xshrocu P. LM" CESKYCH"
Vol. 93j, No. 4/5,, Jan. 1954) Prahav twzechaslovakia
SO: Monthly List of Zast Jkropsau Accessions,, Library of Congressp Vol. 39 No. 40
April 1954. Unclassified.

VITIM, J.; KUNGOVA. Zd.; NISPCR. S.
Botsal zto=pathy In a paroxysmal disease. Cook.pediat. 14 no.22:
1075-1079 D 159.
L lakultni poliklirdkm KU v Fraze.
(EFUMsr)

USPOR,N.; GWA.S.
Studies on neuropathiss in children in a conv*lescent home.
Gas. lek. cask. 99 n0.23:717-720 3 Je 16o.
1. Yourologicka oddeleni fakultut poliKiniky, pradnosta prof,
dr. J. Titak - Statni detaka oxdravomm v Nammalal a. 14 a ST.
Uterine.
(HWWLOGY in inf. A child)

Islarological contribation to the probles of andoaranicsis. Cas.
lek.cest.99 no.39:1243-1249 23 S 160.
1. Nemvlociake addel. falmltni polildiniky. prednosta Dr.Sc.
MUDr. JIrl Vitak.
(MMOSTOSIS IROPPALIS INUM)
(IMUROLMICAL MITTISTATIONS)

NESPM F
--C~ men -
Difficulties In expertise in somw traumatic disorders of the bmin,
aspeciallr in accident insurance cases. Cesk. neur. 24 no.1:6-13
Ja 161.
1. Neurologicks addeleni fakultni polikUniky,, prednasta prof. -T.
Vitek, Dr. Sc.
(BRA-W wds & inj) (INSURANCE ACCI M T jurispro On as)

NFSPOR, V.
"Hardness and brittleness of coMounds of metallic character."
HUTNICKE LISTY, Brno, Czechoslovakia, Vol. lit, No. 6, June 1959.
Monthly List of East Enrow---an i,,~,cessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8j No. 9p Seotember 1959-
Unclassified.

SKALA, Jaroslav, ins., inz.
Czechoslovak molecular generator. Slaboproudy obzor 23 no.6:
349-351 Je 162.
1. Vojenska akademie Antonina Zapatockeho, Brno.

HMI, Tiles, KUDr.; MPU VA, Karle. KLMr.
Congenital 4eficiancy of factor IX - (Christmas. PM) -
hemophilia B. Vnitr. Isk,, Brno I no-3:179-182 Kar 55.
1. Z krijake deteks nemocnice v Brno. Prednosta: Dac. Dr.
0. Saxl, Z ustr, laboratori kre Kin. nanocalce. Pradmosta:
KUDr. T. Huls. Brno. Fellicovs. 25.
(HINKORRHAGIC DIATUSIS
Christmas die, with hemophilia.)
(H = Pmu. complications
Christmas die.)

EXCERM XMICA See 7 Vol 10/10 PedlAtrias Oat 56
2082. HULE V. andNY,,.�_Pl]RKOVA '41. AM. fOr Inn. %led.. Kreiskind. Spit..
Brro. e Ange'baren-e-r-FSRT6r-IK,'AlangeI (Christmas) - Hlmophilie B, Con
genital factor IX deficiency- (Christmas', hae;~Ophilia a
ANN. PAEDIAT. (Basel) 1956, 1116ff(175-161) Tables I Ilia sym-
Description of a case of haemaphilla B in a boy of 6 yr. with hatmophi
ptome. The deficient time for prothrombin consumption could he completely cor-
rected by the addition of serum. but remained pathological after the addition of
glaama absorbed by BaSO4. The patient's blood corrected the deficient prothrom-
in consumption time in the other haemaphiliacs who were being Lnve3tigated. 11a
thromboplastin generation test showed the absence of a factor which is necessal

for ft normal generation of thromboplastin. Both the child's sister and mothe;
ka a highly deficient prothrombin consumption time. The family tree which with
the help of the relative* was followed up to the year 1623 did not point to haemo-
pMU& In the mate'line. Ton of the I I recently examined cases of haemophitia be-
Wged to haemophills, A. cme had haemaphilia 0. (VU, 104)
46 P,#,1 C.An

MPMOVA, Mmis; SONZKo rolmir
Weat"of hormonal crisis of newborn an the development and course
of laterus naonatort= Cask. pediat. 16 no.5:447-452 My 161.
I, I dataka klinika v Bme,, prednosta doc. MUDr. Zdanek Brunecky
11 Makologia.ko-porodnicM klinika v Brae, prednosta prof. MUDr.
Fmitizek Horajok.
(JAUNDICE in inf & child) (INFANT NEMRU dis)
(HORMONES)

MMRSTA, K.; DTORA.GIK~ C.; MUMMA, X.
Preliminary experiences with germicidal ultraviolet ra,7s in pne=ocystic
pneumonia. Cask. pediat. 14 no.2:31-38 5 Jan 59.
1. Kojenecky ustav v Sumparku, fttol--anatomicky untav a Detska klinika,
v Olomouci. M. H.. ZDjenecky us~~v, Sumpark.
(PMMOITTA, llfrMTITTAL FIASKA CM, thar.
ultraviolet rays (Cz))
(ULTRATIOL3T RAYS, ther. use
interstitial plasm cell pneumonia (Cz))

NESRSTA, Vlastimil, mayor
-I-_
T~e efficient helpers of party organizations and commanding officers.
Komm.Vooruzb.Sil 1 no.2:84-88 0 '60. (KRA 14:8)
1. Chekhoslovatskaya Narodnaya armiya.
(Czechoslovakia--Amed forces--Political activity)
(Czechoslovakia--Communist jrauth)

ALIKHANOV, F.N.; AIWSHAN,)V, N.A.; AKHUNDOV, V.Yu.; iV,IZALE, AZIZEE:KOV,
Sh.A.; U-J'~GIROV, M.A.; VEZIROV, S.A.; VOLOBUYEV, V~R, LUILOV, F.M.;
r
jADZHIYEV, N.M,; GUSEYLTV, D~M.; GUSEfil'Oll, I.A.; DA,-:jAsFFl, E.L.;
DADASHZADE, M.A.; DALIN, M.A.; ISFENDEMV, M.A.; Y-AZIYFI, M.A.;
YARAYEV, A.I.; KASHYAY, M.S.; KELIDYSH, IA.V.; KERIMOV, A.G.;
LEMBEHANSKIY, A.D.; MAMEDOV, G.K.; MEKHTIYEV, M.R.; FURZOYEV, S.A.;
NAGIYEV, M.F.; r.-qplltT.Avoi, -U.11;_ ORUDZHEV, A.L.; RADZHA,-OV, R.A.;
RUDNEV, R.N.; SADYKFOV, R.N.; SEMENOV, NX.; TJFCl'IYEV, A.V.;
TOPCHIBASHEV, M.A.; TAIROVA, T.A.; KFALILOV, Z.1.; l+LNDIYEV, G.Kh.;
SHUFYUROVA, Z.Z.
IUsif Geidarovich Mamedaliev; obituiry. Wk]- AN Azerb, SSR 17
no.12:1123-1126 161. (MIRA 1~:2)
(Mamedaliev, Iusif Geidarovich, 1905-1961)

NESRULIAYEITA, G. 11.
"Elastotonometric investigations in hypertonic eisease and late toxicosis
of pregnant women vith hypertonic symptoms." Azerbaydzhan State Medical
inst. Baku 'RUTION For the Degree of Candidate in MEDICAL
,, 1956. (DISSL
SCIENCE.)
Knizhn2~a letopiso
No 33s 1956s Moscow

Studying the dyannics of ocular tension during late toxeniss of
pregnancy with a hypertension sympt6m, Azerb,medzhur, no*6:97-99
ja 1513 (MIRA 11:7)
1. Is knfedry glasnykh bolezney (sav. - prof. Ue Nusabekova)
AserbaVd.zhanskogo gosudRrstvannogo, meditsinskogo, instituta im.
1. Warlmanova.
gm)
HVERTINSION)
(PRZGIFANCY. COMPLICATION CF)

HISRULLONA, G.H.
Conparative characteristics of the slastotonometric curve in
glancom and In hypertension, Azerb.med.zhiw. no.8:62-66
Ag 159. (14IRA 12:11)
(GTAUCOtfA.) (HYMTMISION) (TOUOHKTM)

~ NESRULIAYF.VAp G.M.
Latent strabismis (heterophoria) in anizometropia. Awrb. med. zhur.
no.12:55-59 D 160, (HIRA 13;l'?)
(STRABIsmis) (EYE--4WMODATION AND REFRACTION)

WISABSYLIt U.Se; BESOLLAIEVAp GaH,
Readta of modified iridenclaisis in varims forms of
glauccm, Azerb, med. zhur. no. 2:55-59.F.161. (MIM 14:2)
(IRIS(M)-SURMY)) (GIAUCOMA)

w,SRuLLMA,,,,.G,m.,, kELud. mad. nauk
Functional state of the optic analyzer in uveitis. Azerb. medo
zhur. 42 no.9--44,51 S 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Iz Azerbaydzhanskogo nauchno-issiedovatellskogo instituta
oftallmologii (dir. - N.M. Sfendiyov) i laboratoril fiziologii
i patologii organov chuvstv InstitutA normallnoy i patologi-
cheakoy fiziologii AMN SSSR (zav. - prof. P.G. Snyalcin).
Submitted May 29p 1964.

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AUTHOR: Nessel, Vii4m
TITLE: Some Remarks on "Kiv-Alk" Oscilloscopes
PERIODICAL: Wflovacif Technika, 1959, Mr 7, pp 246-249 (Czecho-
slovakia)

AUSTRACT: f
The Kfivzik oscilloscopes are build to be used in the
regulation technique and machinery, they have also
given bes, results in the TV technique. The amplifiers
built int. zaese oscilloscopes guarantee a great sen-
sitivity of the apparatus which can successfully be
used to control the voltage of the lowest wave frequen-
cies. Due to a special connection, synchronization
is easy so that the functioning may be termed as half-
automatic. It is possible to extend the range of low
frequency up to 0.01 cps, the upper frequency of 30
kc is sufficient for the controlling of voltage with
a basic wave frequency of 300 kc and more. Oscillo-
scopes are provided with devices for measuring the
amplitude of the observed voltage using the compara-
Card 1/3 tive method. The Kfizwfk enterprises produce severaVl

CZBCH/14-59-7-5/50
Some Remarks on "KYizwfk" Oscilloscopes
tges of oscilloscopes. The one- oscilloscope T
gun
5 5 has a 10 cm.0 screen under which a measuring in-
strument,is placed. The two-gun oscilloscope D 581
is composed of parts of two T 565 oscilloscopes; its
screen is 16 cm,0 . This apparatus has two independ-
ent~time,banes so that on the screen one voltage can
be observed given by two various speeds. The two-
channel osailloseope-D 536_is used for the simultane-
ous observation of two different voltages on a common
time base, The observed voltages are brought to the
inlets of two independent symmetrical two-stage ampli-
fiers to be amplified as necessary for the presenta-
tion on the screen. At the outlet of these*amplifiers
an electronic onange-over switen is connected wnien .
alternatively.blocks one of the amplifiers. The swit-
ching-over in the terminal stage of the amplifiers
guarantees a sharp picture. The five-channel oscil-
loscope K 552 contains five independent amplifiers
with,electronic switching made vrith the help of five
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ES ~F- L, V
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION CZECH/4855
Nadler, Xorton~,and Vil4ri Nessel
Elektronkovy osciloskop (Cathode-Ray Oscilloscope) 2d ed. enl. Prague, SNTL, 1960.
275 P. (Series: V &dA elektrotechnick; literatury) 2,700 copies printed.
Reviever:,, Jindirich Forejt., Doctor of Natural Sciences.Docent; Tech. Ed.: Marie
Krdlova; Chief Ed.: Fzwtigek Kapar, Engineer,, Doctor; Reap. Ed.: Ota Karen,
Engineer.
PURPME: This book is intended for all persons vho use cathode-ray oscilloscopes
as measuring instrumentsj.e.o technical personnel in comounications,, electrical
and mechanical engineering,, in automation and computer fields, and also for
chemists, biologists,, doctors, and others. It may also serve as a useful manual
for designers and constructors of oscilloscopes and as a valuable textbook for
students in industrial schools and in schools of higher education.
COVERUM: The book deals with the problem of dealgn and construction of cathode-
ray oscilloscopes. It explains the function of their basic components,, such
as cathode-ray tubes, -time basesand ampliriersand examines the equiMent of
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ZASLATSKlY, M.Ta., laure&t Stalinskar premill INSSILIMIRAUS, G.Z..
radaktor; TMM(K, K.K., takhnicheskir re Fo-;"-
[%Ing oxygen in =wol& furnace sueltivg] Plarks, v vagranke a
priusnoulaw k1slaroola. Moskva, ltd-ve Ministerstva rechnago
flots, SSSR, 1951. 90 p# (Nicrofilul NIBA 7:10)
(smelting) (ftol& ftruaces)

BUTMV. VA.; ANUUM. V-K.. professor, retsenzent; NMS1IL'SRTRMSLRAZ-
prof., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk; VIDWA. P. * .9 .. or tekh-
uIchaskikh nauk, redaktor; TILMON. 1.B. Cdsoeas*41. inzhener, redaktar;
KUSUMT.I.L. kandidat takhnichookikh nauk, doteent. redaktor. KI-
LiNOT, O.T., Inshenor, redaktor; NIRKIN. I.L., prof.. doktor tekhnichs-
skikii nauk. radaktor; IMVISMIKOV. B.S., L=hsner. redaktor; SIAVKII.
V.S.. Inchener, radxktor; LZBEMY, A.L. redaktor; KIIHArWYA. V.V..
takhnichookiy redaktor.
[Technology of metals] Tokhaologlia netallov. Kosicva, Goo. muohno-
takhn. Izd-vo Ilt-rr po chernoi I taystaoi metallurgii, 1952. 471 p.
(Microfilul (KLRL 7:12)
(Ketals)

S/ I 37/50POO/b 12/tog/o 4 1
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1960, No. 12, p. 122,
# 29031
AUTHOR: ~raus, ~G.Z.
TITLE: Some Problems Relating to the Theory and Practice of Heat Treating
Metals and Alloys
PERIODICAL: Tr. Nauchno-tekhn. o-va chern. metallurgii, 1959, No-15, pp.144-17o
TEXT: The article contains theoretical concepts on heat treating Fe-C
alloys and the effect of alloying elements (3i. Ni, Cr, etc) on strengthening of
ferrite and on structural transformations and properties of Fe-C alloys in con-
nection with heat treatment. The author analyzes in detail the purpose and con-
ditions of using basic heat treatment operations in machinebuilding; he also
treats the problems of dispersion hardening of non-ferrous alloys. There are 8
references. G.L.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
Card 1/1

G.I.. kaididat fisike-watonatichaskM nauk; MLSSUM, A.K., latheaer;
Istabliehiag quality torus based at tke results of low-sumber sample
tests. Staxdartizatsia its.6*-32-37 N-D 455. (an 9:;)
LTSextrallmaya. mazzakao-Iseledovatel'skaya, laUratortya Glayleakhlep-
Proma.
(Te3dile fabrics--quality control)

NESSLER, A.M., inzhener.
Zrroneausness of Comrade Rybakova's formula for determining the
true percentage of size. Tekst.prom. 15 no.2:52 F 155.
(Sizing (Textile)) (MM 8:3)

- SM, A.K., Inzhener.
Determining the stretch of yam during sizing. Takst.pron. 16 ao.3:
32-33 NY '56. (KM 9: 8)
(Tarn) (Sixing (Textile))

SMLINX, I#Do, insh.; NESSLIM, A.Ke, Lush.; SOMMY, GeV#, inch,
Response WM.N. Malseenko's article 'Changing the structure
of mewivg threadO. TaImt. prom. 19 no.9t,60-63 S '59.
NM 12:12)
(Thread)

lZ4-11-13240
Translation from: Referittivriyy Zhurnal, Mckhanika, 1957, Nr 11, to 139 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Maslov, N. N. , and Nessler, 1. A.
TITLE: The Dynamic Characteristics of Readily Pouring Sands.
(Dinamicheakaya kharakteristika khorosho okatantiykh peskov)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : 15-ya nauchn. konferentsiya Leningr. inzh.-stroit. in-ta;
Leningrad, 1957, pp 82-84
ABSTRACT: Data are offered on the dynamic characteristics of sands having
different granulometric compositions and different "pourability".
It is established that the presence in a sand of particles smaller than
0.25 mm. and the non-uniformity coefficients alone are not sufficient
for the indicated purpose. In particular, of considerable significance
in the dynamic stability of sands is the degree of "pourability" of its
grains. The indicated circumstances and the absence of any satis-
factory indirect criteria make it necessary to determine experimentally
the critical accelerations, for a given vibrational frequency, for any
type of sand under consideration.
Card 1/1 (Z. V. Pil'gunova)

DOLGOV, B.H. (deceased]; NIZOVKIUA, T.V.; NFSSLERp K.A.; STROYDIAN, I.M.
Disprqmrtionation of hydrogen in the system benzene-ethyl
alcohol isopropyl alcohol. Vest. LGU 19 no.IN101-106 164.
(MIRA 170)

AUTHORSs Malkov, S.I., Nessonov, B.D., SOV/32-24-9-51/53
Ma tveyev, V. A. , I 6_s_sc_n-5-va-,---G. D.
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TITLE:
A Silicon-Iditol Lacquer for Wire Tensiometers Exposed to High
Moisture (Kremneiditolovyy lak dlya, provolochnykh tenzometrov,
rabotayushchikh v usloviyakh vysokoy vlazhnosti)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol 24, lir 9, pp 1166-1166 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
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The sensitivity of tensiometers can be redaced by the effeot of
moisture. For this reason the tensiometer must be protected against
moisture. 1948-1949 a lacquer for the protection against moisture
was-deviced at the Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut
im. D.I. Kendeleyeva (Moscow Chemical and Technological Institute
imeni D.I. Mendeleyev). This lacquer is based on a compound of
ortho-silicia eater and iditol and magnesium oxide (lacquer
Hr 216), and it meets all requirements. The technique of applica-
tion of this lacquer is very simple, i.e. it is just painted on.
The lacquer is sufficiently resistive, elastic, and it is also re-
sistant to attacks of atmospheric nature and temperature changes.
The production of lacquer Hr 216 was started at the "Faneroprodukt"
plant (Moscow, 36, Novosimonovskaya sloboda, 2).

A Silicon-lditol Lacquer for Wire Tensiometers SOV/32-24-9-51/53
Exposed to High Moisture
ASSOCIATION: Zavod "Faneroprodukt" ("Faneroprodukirl" Plant)
Card 2/2

112-2-3652
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1957,
Nr 2, p. 265 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Nessonov, G.
TITLE: Vibro-contact Building-up of Metal (Vibrokontaktnaya
naplavka metalla)
PERIODICAL: Tankist, 1955, Nr Us PP. 38-43
ABSTRACT: A method proposed by G.F.Klekovkin, engineer, for cold
vibro-contact building-up in an electrolyte stream is
described. The essentials of the method are presented,
and the design and basic electric connection diagrams
of the installation are given. The advantages and fields
of application of this method are indicated.
A.I.K.
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7 14 SOV/32-25-1-431/51
AUTHORS: Golovin, V. A., Nessonov, V. D.
TITLE: Heat Resistant Wire Tension Cell on G ass Cloth (Termostoykiy
provolochnyy tenzodatchik na stekloshpone)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 1, PP 117-119 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At present a large number of tension cells for higher tempera-
tures are known (Refs 1,2) which do, however, not have the
required properties. The tension cells DK on paper basis with
the synthetic resin BY can be used up to 150-2000 only as the
carbonization of the paper destroys the adhesion of the cell
to the metal sample. Experiments showed that glass cloth is a
better basis than paper (Ref 3)1 the former is a material which
consists of two layers of glass threads glued together with the
The production technique and the application of the
tension cells ST are described. A polymerized glass cloth of a
thickness of 40-60IAis used. The cellular grid is made, as
usual, of constantan wire (diameter 30~L) and the glue BF-2 is
applied. It is pointed out that the fibers of the cloth should
run perpendicularly to the grid wires. After the cell has been
produced and fixed the place.is covered with PKE-14 enamel
Card 1/2 (Ref 4). To determine the properties of the tension cell some

SOV/32-25-1-43/51
Heat Resistant Wire Tension Cell on Glass Cloth
investigations were carried out. With an increase in tempera-
ture of up to 2000 the sensitivity decreases a little (from
2.01 to 1.93) and remains constant up to 3000. The upper
temperature limit is given to be 3500, at which the ST-cells
operate only for 1.5-2 hours.
There are 4 references; 3 of which are Soviet.
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awl after a Min.. t1trate I wltik.%U*.qA Sol". lItt.C.Cl.
Anti %w an tlev 2 pewed(mg camp4t. aa4 at%a ace diethylth-
ctthwtadjtneaoAdipbcayktichkmadane. Totlet.CinNs-
JCWH.). and 1%tUC.Jf,). dietest s 40-70-mg. &te with
3~ -2.16 mi. of coacd. Ukkil and 1-1.5 C. of KlOs at 165,
CAM out this detts. ick a Ritcwicter
antitics.thevol.a(C after beiagingibe wbtAc system to
, "'. 1), %= dielkyl- eitul diphenylelichtorn-
WAta-4 with . ='T w 64k. 111M, HOW%, Anti K108.
l'o del St d1s"t the viattgul., wt fur C.14-114. After exali.
ins. t,-.
"';Z; Ill., d"ftd Mixt. to is MI-511-Ml. twoket,
ittilgli. tki. a* it 4(tacheil to eA. tie the UILUAI MAUtwv.
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OMV A(Ct 4W CbIM 410 - &CVUt(MI441iV4llV 09 bV UCIAVIAWA-
34. Itowli

preW&dw of nw&yl and athyi Callers of Ordwsificie
acid. A. 11. Kr"Uov and G. D. Nessadava. Zkur
06skelAel Kkim. Q. Gen. Chem.) 10 '-W#4(l040)--ne
paM ZA and, Roll may be as-
X!,
,djield% of (RO),Si ICOM S
to the cGintrination of the following cAuies: can-
Version of same ROJI to RCI toy IICI, hydrolysis of alk-
ozychlorasilan s by tr2ces at HtO =4 PQIYMeri=tion of
the urodo.. emad disproportionation an heating of mists.
contg. an exce" Of SM, (e.9. (EtO),Si and SX14 yield
(Eto),sich, while the action of Sict. an 3(RO),Si gives
RCI,ROR,(RO)t$iCl,,attdl(RO)&SiOltSiO). Thetallow-
WC proceiture climittatc% most of the previous difficulties.
Alm Roll -w %frill( art., u%cd. atut 4.4 moles R011
,'.kJ[,4t Willi IITV IV.- i, tTC.41~11 Willi I In"Ic Sict.A.Ult.1
.it it. Artmigh 't Apillagy Which hV4 A.Mr th~
*All of the tl.t~k, While ~11~ Air 1. J.$1-1 'IdWIV thTtKigh
the Sala. wityj stirring; the usixt. 6 n,A wirmcd but air-
Uawing 11 continued itfur the addo. to remove HCI. after
which the taixt. is fractiouAttcd im mcme. The av. Fields
1
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MSMT, A*P.,* BM, T.A,; KYSHLYATIVA i~ V.; NISSONOTA, 1-.
OMMIASKlY. A.A.. redaktor; LUR;YK: K.--. --- --- -&-irkC1117791--
redaktor
(Analysis of silicon organic compoundal Analtz kreantiorgaal-
cbeekikh soadinenit. Moskva, Goa. nau.6mo-takhnicheskoe izd-vo
khtsicheskoi lit-ry, 1954, 255 P- (HLRA 8:1'j
(Sillcou organic compounds)
(Chemistry, Analytical)

A-4 TMOVSKATA, D. T.
Kethode for quantitative determination aof the chloride-Lou. Z&v*
lab.,23 no*2:159-161 157o (MM 10: 3)
1e Koskovskly takstil'W Institute
(Chlorides-Analysis) (Titration)

RKSSOVDVA, G.DO ; TUREDVSKAYA, D.V.
Gravity method of determining ollicon In textile materials.
Izv. Vs. uchob. tay.; tekh. teksC. pr*=. no-5:109-113 '58.
4 (K12A 11: 12)
I.Xisakovaidy takatiliny7 inatitmt.
(Textile fabrics-Testing)
(Chemistry, Analytical-Quantitative)
(Silicon)

KOSOLOVA, R.D.
Determining the silicon content of textile materials. Takst. pros.
18 no.105 ja 158. (NDA 11.02)
(Textile chemistry)

,iTHORS: Nessonova, G. D., Pogocyants, Ye. K.
SOV/32-24-8-14/43
'ITLE: The Determination of Alkoxyl Groups in Organic Silicon
Compounds (Ob opredeleni:i alkoksillnykh grupp v kremniyorgani-
cheskikh soyedineniyakh)
PERIODICAL: Zavodakaya Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol. 24, Ur 8,
PP- 953 - 953 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The concentration of tetraethoxysilane and its derivatives
can be determined according to the number of ethoxyl groups
present. Most of the methods for the quantitative determination
of ethoxyl groups are based on their reaction with hydriodic
acid. In all of these methods a hydriodic acid solution must
always be freshly prepared, since it loses its reactivity an
standing. In place of hydriodic acid in this reaction this
paper suggests the use of an iodized mixture containing
hydriodic acid, phenolt propionic acid, and red phosphorus. The
preparation of this mixture is described, and the analytical
procedure is given. A table comparing results obtained by the
two methods is given. There are 1 table and 2 references, 1 of
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The Determination of Alkoxyl Groups in Organic Silicon SOV/32-24-6-14/43
Compounds
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy tekstillnyy institut (Moscow Textile Institute)
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AUTHORS% Malkov, S.I., Nessonov, B.D., SOV/32-24-9-51/53
Matveyev, V.A., NesBo
TITLEt A Silicon-lditol Lacquer for Wire Tensiometers Exposed to High
Moisture (Kremneiditolovyy lak dlya provolochnykh tenzometrov,
rabotayushchikh v usloviyakh vysokoy vlazhnosti)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol 24, Nr 9, pp 1166-1166 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The sensitivity of tensiometers can be reduced by the effei2t of
moisture. For this reason the tensiometer must be protected against
moisture. 1948-1949 a lacquer for the protection against moisture
was devised at the Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheakiy institut
im. D.I. Mendeleyeva (Moscow Chemical and Technological Institute
imeni D.I. Mendeleyev). This lacquer is based on a compound of
ortho-silicia eater and iditol and magnesium oxide (lacquer
Nr 216), and it meets all requirements. The technique of applica-
tion of this lacquer is very simple, i.e. it is just painted on.
The lacquer is sufficiently resistive, elastic, and it is also re-
sistant to attacks of atmospheric nature and temperature changes.
The production of lacquer Nr 216 was started at the "Paneroprodukt"
plant (Moscow, 38, Novosimonovskaya sloboda, 2).
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A Silicon-Iditol Lacquer fc)r Wire Tensiometers SOV/32-24-9-51/53
Exposed to High Moisture
ASSOCIATION: Zavod "Faneroprodukt" ("Faneroproduktl* Plant)
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5(2) SOV/32-25-7-4/50
AUTHORSs Nessonova, G. D., Pogosyants, Ye. X., Lishevskaya, M. 0~
TITLEt Colorimetric Determination of Cobalt in the Reaction With
Glycerin (Kolorimetricheakoye opredeleniye koballta po reaktaii
a glitearinom)
PERIODICALs Zavodskaya laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 7,
PP 786 - 789 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs A colorimetric method for the determination of cobalt is
described. The method is based on the reaction of the bivalent
cobalt ion with glycerin in a strong alkaline medium, thus
forming blue colored complex compounds. The following formula
is suggesteds Na n-2 [Co(C3H80 3)n-m (OH)MI for the complex compound
formed. The method permits determination of cobalt in the pre-
sence of larger quantities of nickel and iron without preceding
separation. The method suggested was elaborated on pare cobalt
salts, mixtures of cobalt- and nickel salts, and was subsequently
tested on technical alloy samples (with a cobalt content of 20
to 80%). Optical density of the solution was measured by means
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Colorimetric Determination of Cobalt in the Reaction With SOV/32-25-7-4/10
Glycerin
application of a red light filter the optical density of the
solution is a direct function of the cobalt concentration in
the solution. The stability of the glycerin alkali ccmp1Excaq=dde-
pends on the cobalt concentration in the solution (Fig 2). The
maximum concentration of the Co should not exceed 0.3 mg1ml Co
in the solution to be colorimetried. One course of analysis is
givens in order to test the accuracy of the results of analysis,
duplicate determinations of Co~according to the gravimetric
method(a.s potassium cobalt ,nitrite)were carried out (Table). There
are 3 figures, 1 table, and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy tekstilfnyy institut (Moscow Textile Institute)
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B145/B110
AUTHORS: -yeasonova G D Pogoayants, Ye. K., Markovat G. B.9
TITLE: Sodium-ethyl and sodium-methyl siliconates and their applica-
tion in the textile industry
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 1, 1962, 20-24
TEXT: The suitability of the hydrophobic organosilicon liquidsTK'K10
(GKZh 10) andTKYC11 (GKZh 11) for the impregnation of cotton fabrics was
tested. GKZh 10 and GKZh 11 are strongly alkaline, aqueous-alcoholic
solutions of ethyl and methyl siliconatesp containing about 30~ dry
substance. According to the formula [R-Si(OH)2ONall-50 the siliconates
are present as a monomer-dimer. Coarse cotton cloth, interlock fabrics
and serge were used for the investigation. The impregnation time was
5 min, and the optimum concentration of the siliconate solutions amounted
to 2-4$ of the weight of dry substance. Impregnation increases water-
proofness and its stability against the effect of weather, light and
perspiration; the mechanical strength increases (breaking strength of the
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S/191162/000/001/004/006
Sodium-ethyl and sodium-methyl - B145/B11O
interlock fabric increases from 27.3 to 33.0 kg), water absorption
decreases, and the fabrics become soft, silky, and pleasant to the touch.
A 10-min thermal treatment at 1350C after drying in air proved most
suitable with respect to waterproofness stability against repeated washing
with soap and soda. If the fabrics are first treated with 0-5-2.0% solu-
tions of Cup Sn, Zn, Hip Pbj Up Ca, and other salts which form scarcely
soluble compounds with siliconates in water, and afterward with 3% solu-
tion of GKZh 10 or GKZh 11, the adhesiveness of organosilicon compounds
to the fabric surface is increased. In this case, the fabrics are dried
at 70--800C for 10-15 min after impregnation, Best results were obtained
with Ni and Cu salts (water resistance 170-180 am water after triple
washing at 1000C). The type of the anion used is of no effect. There are
3 figures, 11 tables~ and 4 Soviet referenues.
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ACC MRs AP6034032 (AT io-6-116F. CODE: UR/0342/~6-j6ddk 6/0052/0054
AUTHOR: ffessonov&,.gjpA_ (Docent); Gulinkina, r. R. (Assistant); Karkava, G. B.
(DocentTz,-Cftnevich, K. P. (Chief of laboratori)
ORG: (Yessonova and Gulinkinal Moscow Textile Institute (Mmkovskiy tekstL1'nyy
institut)
TITIZ: Hydrophoiing properties of, polyalkyl- or polyaryl-siloxanes
SOURCE: Tekstollnaya proqrshlennost', no. 10, 1966, 52-54
TOPIC TAGS: hydropholing, silicone, cotton fabric, silicone emulsion, water
repellency, F-AdWIC- cojr-,Na , -rFtr//-e -AJ611VE--,e,,JG -
ABSTRACT: A stu4 has been made of the hydropholing of cotton rabr~ce with kqueous
emulsions of polymethyl-, polyethyl- or polyphenysiloxane LqLt24HPGKzh94 or Wzhthr,
respectively) stabilized with such emulsifiers as Sollvar (poly(vinyl alcohol)
containing 10-15% acetate groups]. Alkamon )K-2, OP7-type compounds or gelatin.
The silicones were used in the form of aqueous emulsions because their solutions in
toxic and InMmTfible organkc solvents cannot be used in the textile industry. The
211-lengtpaf cotton%!Nbric impregnated with silicone emulsions was equal
wajSL-re
to that of fabrics impregnated with silicone solutions. The best results were
obtained In sklaine baths containing about 3% silicone. At 140-150C Impregnation
proceeded rapidly regardless of the nature of the radical. The -1-nn water-

ACC NRt AP6034032
repellency of fabrics impregnated at 18--20C with polymethyl- or polyethylsiloxanes
was obtained after T--10 days, but that of fabrics impregnated with polyphenyl-
siloxane was attained after 50-60 days. Treatment of Ispreguated.fabrics with
Aoap and nod& lowered their water-repellency. However, this process van shown to
be reversible, and the initial properties were recovered by heating the treated
fabrics to 130--150C for 10-20 dda oi by Irouing for 2-."3 odn. 'Orig. art, has.:
3 figures and I table.
SUB COM ll/ BUSH DATE: none/ ORIG R9F: 002/ OM. RUF:I. 001/
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RLUJILh/General Probleiis of Patl,31o,-7 - Tumurs. Hiukn-i Tumors. U.
Abs J,-.,ur Ref Mur - Bi~A., N; 2, 1959, 8889
A v. t,,. :) rNestase, G., Sperantse, G., KaruiDl, M., Lazer, M.,
i~~ ~116 d-.-Imerkalescu, D.
Inst
Title Roucarc!i in Certnin SOr 1.1 Anti-11yalur niidaucs in Ski,.i
Cancer.
Ori (I- Pub Runpisk. i.icd. )bozreAyc, 1957, 1, No 2, 81-86
Abstract 11, -abstract.
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NESTASED Me [Nastasetmel
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~ On the experimntal stuc~y of the delaying of self-ignition in diesel
engines* Rev electrotechn energet 3 no.2t381-400 160. (EUX 10:5)
(Diesel engine)

TJSSlV!lun-,.-n inC. Kurphology (Nonrial 1,.nd S-3
Pathological). Circulatory SystcTi.
1'.bs Jour: Rof Zhur-Biol., No 16$ 1950', 7434-4
Lut ho r : Nosta-vlco. V
Inst : Ukraini-in Scientific Renol-Tel'i Institutc., of
Clinic-~l Ilodicino.
T itl : Patho;-.orphologic Ch.-ing -,s in th,~ Nurvous
,.p,).-ratus of Carotid NoC..vlos by HyDertonic
Disoaso.
Or4,- Pub: 1-1-:itorialy pG obrionu n-tuchn inforri. Ulcr.
n.-i. in-t klinich. :-,--ditsiny, 19572 vY'i-) 11
30-32
,,'.bj'U-ract In a stuOy of c-'rotiOt nodulos (CNI) in
Males alle. 3- fui.a1c.,s iiho Ctiod fror.,, hyperten-
sion discaso, intonsivo sclorotic atrophy of
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