SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NIKIFOROV, Y.G. - NIKIFOROVA, A.P.

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KIRILLOV, A.A.; NIXIFOROV, le.G.
Conference of research workers from Arctic observatories.
Arkt. i Antarkt. no.12s139-141. 163.
(Arctic regions)
Probl.
(MIRA 160)

Sele,~-.,on of ra~lirna-'
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NIKIFOROV, Ye.G.
Nonstationary phenomena Ln baroclinic seas and tne problem of
currant foracasting. Okeanologiia 4 no.59914 ?64 (MTRA 18ti)

GUDKOVICH, Z.M.; NIKIFCROV, Ye.G.
Model study of the nature of water ciroulation of the Arctic
Basin. Oceanologiia 5 no.103-83 165. (MIFLA 18 t4)
1. Arktiahaskiy i Antarktichaskiy nauchno-isaledovatel'skiy
institut,

GUDKOVICH, Z.M.- NIKIFOROV Ye.G.
Some important characteristics of the formation of water
density anomalies and their effects on ice and hydrologic
conditions in the Arctic basin and bordening seas.
Okeanologiia 5 no.2v250-260 165. (MIRA l8s6)
1. Arkticheskiy i Antarkticheskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut.

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NIKIFOROV, Te.l. (Sverdlovsk).
Diagnosis of gastric calculi. Yest.rent. i rad. 32 no.1:83-85
Ja-y 157. NLRA 10:6)
(STOKAGH, calculi
diag.)

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YAKSIXOV, Vasiliy Kikhaylovich, dotaent, kand.geologo-miner.nauk: ASATUH,
X.G., dotsent, kand.takhn.nauk, DAVIDOVICH, V.I., dotsent, knnd.
tekhn.nauk; ALBUL, S.F.. kiind.goologo-miner.nauk; PAUKRR, N.,;..
inzh.-,-,idrogeolog; OSTRMOV, B.P., -4drotekhnik; ZAYTS-n, I.K..
doktor goologo-riiner.nauk; TOLSTIKHIN, N.I., prof., doktor geologo-
mineral.nauk; RSZNIKOV, A.A., kand.Ichim.nauk, starnhiy nauc?inyy
sotrudnik; MERSHALOY, A.F., assistent; VOROTYNTS-ZV, V.T.. dotsent.
kand.tekhn.nauk; MARKOV, I.A., dotsent, kand.geologo-miner.nnuk;
IS, Ye.Ye., dotsent. kand.goologo-miner.nauk; KHITROV, I.N.,
inzh.-geolog; BOROVITSK17, V.P., kand..veologo-miner.nsuk; RAVDCKIKAS,
O.T., kand.geologo-miner.nauk; ORIN, i K., kand.geologo-miner.nauk;
BASKOV, Ye.A., lnzh.-,,,ldrogeolog; NOVOZHILOV, V.N., dotnent. kand.
goologo-miner.nauk; PEKELINYY, I.S., inzh.-gidrogeolog; NEVU 'SifTEYN,
Tn.G., inzh.-gidrogeolog; BOSKIS, S.G., inzh.-gidrotekhnik, NIKIFOROV,
XR,.K,,-inzh.-gidrogeolog; GATAL'SKIY, M.A., prof., doktor -eologo-
miner.nank, nauchnyy red.; DOIYLATOV, P.S., vedushchiy red.; GEN.-
NAD'YEVA, I.M., tekhn.red.
(4drologist's handbook] Spravochnoe r,,kovodBtvo g1drogeolopra.
Leningrad, Goe.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. I gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry.
Leningr.otd-nie, 1959. 8)6 p. (MlaA 12:4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy geologichaskiy anuchno-issledovatel'skiy institut
(for Reznikov).
~Rydrology)

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NiKYOROV9
Sv a I ui, t. on of -1n-f i uerce of the f.-j rl',.' Of Ito r s'- -,n vi bra ~' ', r, ;
and finltene93 )' 3h-p length on the ,&Ice nf the inertla
.,n,)m(-.n*6 :~f an added Ilquil masq. 30 no.!!:
16-18 N 164. (f~-RA 9 1,

AUTHOR: Nikiforov, Ye.P., Eng`neer
TITLE: Control of Ice and Ho;ir,".-ost Formini- on '_':ibles of
Electric TrLinsmilolsion 'Lines (Golo'Led I i--moroz,
na provodakh. liniy elektropepeclachi i bor'ba s nimi)
PERIODICAL: Energetik, 1951), Nr 'I, p-! M;SR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes th, ce formatio n on cabli~s of
electric power tr;;nomission lines and a-naiyzes the
factors causing ills fo.L-m~,tion, such a s vcloci~y of
wind, tempurature, air humidity, and diameter of cjble.
The USSR is divided into four ice-for minc- regions, de-
pending on the thickness of ice shell formed around
the cable, 1,e.: I - reCion with ice shell u,- to 0,`.

cm; II - up to 1 cm; III - up to 1.5 -
(-,-n; IV - up to
cm. Also, tl~ert_. arx~ regions in USSR havin., ice for-
mations above 2 cm. In c.':enpral, tl-ie ice formatlons ~iG
not exceed 4-5 kg/m. however, in s,.,mf? reFi,)n:; they Ire
UP to 50 k-/m, e.g.: Beshtau Mountain
0 in The
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S C V / ~~ I - 7-1,1122
Control of Ice and Hoa--frost Fo.-m~n~ on D.' e c
Transmission Line s
use of an t~lectric curren'- to i%elt 'I~e ice The fol-
lowing basic methods are used to obtain necessary cur-
rents for rnelting: 1) short-circuit; :~) revei, '- i n -,7'.3 f
-') redis; " . -utio of loa-11 an,.'
phase connections; , r ~ ',- n
change of the network, connectJons; 4) tne connection
of additional e.m..f. in series with the h,~ated cable;
5) a reactor circuit. Among oth,:r 7iet',;ods, th-~., author
mentions mechanical means, still in use in soime power
systems, and the pL-eventive coating -;;ith hydro,,-.,obic
_,rams and C) circ'.iit,_-_
components. There are 6 diag I
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IZRAILEV, R.A.,, iwLh.; NIKMROVt U.P., inahs
lAwice for signallng the appmmance of ice cruat on electric
pw,or tranazdasion lines. Enargetik 9 no.9:6-9 S 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Electric lin83--Overhead)

NIKIFCROV, Ye.P., inzh.
Zffect of an &.c. field on the weight of sleet accumulation on
overhead electric power transmission lines. Elektrichest,,-o no.6:52-57
je 62. WRA 15: 6)
1. Vaesoyuznyy naucbno-iseledovatellskiy inBtitut elaktroenergetiki.
(Electric lines-Overhead)

NIKIFOROV, Ye.P., Inzh,
Effect of the height of overhead p(.wer transmission lines on the
weight of the ice crust. Elek. sta. 33 no.4162-66 Ap 'o2.
(MIRA 150)
(Electric lines--Overhead)

IZRA.ILEVY R.A., inzh.; NIKIFOROV, Ye.P., inzh.; IGLITSYN, I.L., red.;
PAVLOVA, T. I., tekhn. red.
(Distamme-tqpe device for signalin ice crust formation or.
overhead power transmission linea.1 Distantsionnyi signaliza-
tor gololeda na liniiak elektroperedachi Moskva, Gosenargoiz-
dat, 1960. 26 p. (Moscow. Vsesoiuznyi nauchno-iseledovatell-
skii institut elektroenerg-et.1ki. InformatBionr- materialy,
no.48) (KMA 16i8)

NIKIFOROV, Ye.P., inzh.
Effect of the twisting of a wire on the weight of thn ice crust
formation. Trudy VNIIN no.l5s220-227 163. (MIRA 161l2)

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SOLOVIYEVO MI. ZUKHOVITSKIY, M.; NIKIFOROV,__Xu_,, aspirant
Iarge panels made of foamed polystyrene. Na, stroi,Roo. no.4:26-27
Ap 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-isoledovateltakiy institut polimeri-
zatsionnykh plastmass (for Solovlvev). Nacbaltnik laboratoril
Domostroitellnogo kombinata, No.l.-.C;lavleningradstroya (for
Zukhovitakiy). 3. Leningradskiy inzhenerno-OtroitelInyy institut
(for Nikiforov).
(Plastics)

S/1'~7/62/GCO /CC 5/G. -1 /150
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Amfop's: -,Nikiforov, Yu. A., Ponomarev, V, D.
T17-E: ~.!n the interaction of ca.1cium oxide with sulfurous anhy-~r!de at
elevated te.-nperatures
PE7310D'CAL: Referat!vnyy zh-,irnal . 'Xpta: 'urglya, no. a:--.,;tra,t ')A-i
("lzv. AN Kazf3SR, Ser. metallurgii, obogashch. i poll.
no. 3 ('12), 27-14, Kaz. sumimary)
T7",7, For the p-.;r-,)03t- Of -,r--)CeSSeS Of MPta'. f~ztract',-'r. f'rc.m
which are formed durIng the pyrometaliurgict' processing off su.-de 'I'lian" '~j
concentrates, the authors invest1gated Interaction of Ca-) at ',00 - ' -- w I " ~--
sulfurous anhydr1de, at (".5 - concentration of the intter I:i gas. -nlt'ai
Materials were CaO of -2+1 mm ~;Ize, and gas obtained by mlxlrW, purifl,,-d argoli
with SC, The experinents were made witt-, Pg-batches ;)11acpd In a tubular f'urnn(:(!
on the grid of a 0quartz reaction tube, A beginning lnteracti~jn )f' CaO with
wan noted at 100 C. An Intensive increase of the proces:-, rate wa:, -'-~~,eiwpd on-Y
at > 4000C. 502 contained In the gas incroaso!3 the degree cf CaO trannCormatloi,.
The necessary duration of the contact Is 5 - 15 minutes under 1pboratory
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3/i-J,7/62/006/005/010/150
On the interaction of calcium ... A006/A,,,',l
conditions; during this time 8019 of the theoretically permissible .'~ amount are
reacting. Gas humidity at 21000C does not affect the degree of Interaction
between S02 and CaO.
T- Kolesnikova
Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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NIKIFOR~ .~. PONOMAREV, V,D.
Interaction of rhenium heptaxidp with calciim oy.lde ir, -,~-;e
presence of sulfurouB anhydride. Trudy Inst. met. I obog.
AN Kazakh. SSR 6-51-54 163. (MIRA 16~10)

MENZHULIN, Yu.N.; N:KIFOROV, Yu.A.; SHABDENOV, B.A.; pONUVAREVA, Ye.I.
Alkali processing of flue dust. Trud-T InEt.met.i obog. "I' K-azakh.
SER 11:145-149 164. (MIRA 18:4)

141KIFOROV, Yu.A.; SHABDENOV, B.A.
Decomposition of inltum phosphata In caustic ecda aolutioni3.
S
Inst. met. I obog. All Kazakh. SLR 12.23-25 165-
(MIRA 18-10)

SAZOIIOT. AnatolAy Yefinovich; HIKIFCROT, Tu.F., inzh.. spetared.; DENISOV,
X.N.. inzb-. red.izd-va; XOTLTIFC)rA#- G.I.. takhn,red.
(Electronic digital coqmters and their use on ocean-going vessels]
Zlektronnye taifrovye vychislitellnyo mashiny i ikh ispollsovanis
na morskikh sudakh. Leningrad. Izd-vo 9(orokoi transport," 1960.
107 p. OGRA 1):5)
(Electronic digital corMiters)
(Electronics in navigation)

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!AUTHOR: Nikiforov, Yu. F.; Filippay, Yu. M.
71TLE: D-ere- "'o*f dimensions of the range and bearing strobes in the case of
:automatic operation of a radar station with a digital computer
SOURCE: Ref. zh. VodrWy transport, Abs. 9V166
REF SOURCE: Sb. Vychisl- tekhn. na morsic. transp. M., Transport, 1966, 62-66
iTOPIC TAGS: navigation radar, digital computer, gate signal
'ABSTRACT: During automatic tracking of the target with the aid of circular-scan radar,
an increase in the strobe dimension leads to an increase in the probability of obtain-
ing the vessel and simultaneously to an increase in the probability of a false signal,
and also to a decrease of the resolution of the radar. To increase the probability of
correct observation of the target, the strobe should include both the last determined
point and the extrapolated point. The dimensions of the strobe are determined by the
semi-axis of the overall error ellipse of the measurements, equal to the sum of the
measurement-error ellipses between the point of the last observation and the extrapo-
lated point during one revolution of the antenna. After choosing the coordinate Sys-
tem,'ohe ~~ecords'the measurement-error tensor (ellipse) in the form of a matrix, in
which- UJ' !7 b~iHFAia of the last determined point still remain unknown, and the semi-
~axes of the error ell1pses remain constant. We calculate the values of the major and
Iminor semi-axes of-the error e1lipse, characterizing the position and dimensions of the
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t;trobe relative to the last determination of the ship
initial and final limits in bearing, the initial and
of added error ellipses, and the length of the radius
'Lative motione 1 illustration. Bibliography, 2 titles.
abstract]
position. We then determine the
final limits in range,, the nunbar
vector in the direction of re-
V. Makarov [Translation of
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NIKIFOROV, Yu.L.
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Cytochemistry of nucleic acids in the process of the development of
archesporial cells of the cotton plant anther. Izv. AN Turk. SSR. Ser;
biol. 4&uk no.6:7-17 161. 0-1111A 15:1)
1. Institut botaniki AN Turlaaenskoy SSR.
(NUGUIC AC1DG) (PLOT GELIZ AND TISSUIZ)
(COTTOV)

NIKIFOROV, YU. L.
Dissertation defended in the BotanicbLl Institute Imeni V. L. Konarorv
for the academic degree of Candidate of Biological Sciences:
"Several Cytochemical Characteristics of the Development of the
Cotton Pollen Grain."
Vestnik Akad Nauk No. 4, 1963, pp. 119-145

NIKIFOROV, Yu.L.
Significance of the Intermediat-n layer In the ;Lntber of
plant. Izv. AN Turk. SSR.Ser. biol. nauk no.2:6.1--65 162.
(MIPLA - -. -'
1. Institut botaniki AN Turkmen3koy SSR.

NIKIFOROV, Yu.L.
Cell differentiation as a key problem of cytology. Izv. AN
Turk. SSR. Ser. biol. nauk no.3:18-26 '~,3.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut botaniki AN T-urkmenakcry SSE.

NIEFOROV, vlu,!.., N~-,
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NIKIPOROV, Tu.N., agronom
High pea yields gn the Il'ich Collective Farm. Zemledelie r'
no.1:81-82 Ja 60. (MIRA 13:4)
l.Kolkhoz imenl Il'icha, Ibrasinskogo rayona, Chuvashskoy ASSR.
(Ibreal District--Pens)

NIKIFOROV, Yu.. N., inzh.
Motorboat for kimAteur boatbuilding. Sudostroenie 28 no.10:
31-34 0 '62. (MBU 16: 1)
(Boatbuilding) (Motorboats)

NIKIFUROV, Yu.N.,, mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Automatic correlator. Nauch.-issl. trudy TSKIILV 16:138-150 162.
(MIRA 16:10)

inzhener, laureat Stalinskoy premii; ROMASHINA. N.F.,
-V'!
~zWener.
Comparative tests for wood glues. TrudY TSNIS KM no-9:130-135
'53. (KLRA 8:1)
(Adhesives) (Woodwork)

NIKIFOROV, Yu.N., inzhener, laureat Stalinskoj premii.
Investigation of mec),.anical methods of gluing dc,,- n c
T ~ce ~.'e e6.
Inidy TSN'IS MPS no-9:136-151 '53. INLFU :1:11 )
(Glulng) (Woodwork)

POPOV, K.A., professor; , inzhener, laureat Stalinskoy
premli; TIMOMEVA, O.G.
Inventigation of a method of deep Impregnation of wooden boards by
means of a preliminary injection. Trudy TSHIS MPS no.9:154-164 '53,
(Wood--Preservation) (MLRL 8:1)

I!!", " - ,inzhener, laureat Stalinskoy premil,
Gluing wood impregnated with water and oil repellents. Trady
TSNIS MPS no.9:165-174 153. (MA 811)
(Gluing) (Woodwork)

, inzhener. laureat Stalinskoy premli-, SOKOLOVA, T.Ye.,
inzhener.
Gluing metal to wood impregnated with an oil repellent. Trudy TWIS
HM no.9:175-178 153. (KM 9:1)
(Gluing) (Woodwork)

NIKIFOROV, Yuriy Nilcolayevich. kandidat tokhnicheakikh nauk; KALTHICH.
UYXASHEY, A.A., lazhener.
re"k.tor, BOBROVA. Ye.N.. tekhnicheakiy redaktor
[Tsc~uiology of woodworking] Takhnologtia obrabotki drevesiny.
Koiskva, Goo. transp. zhal-dor. izd-vo, 1956. 243 P. (MLRA 10:3)
(Woodwork)

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NIKIIFOROV, Yu.N.; RORASHIMA. N.Y.: KIRAKOSYAN, A.K.
-- -- ------
Experience using glued girders. Put' i put. khoz. no.7:9 JI '57.
(Girders) (mlaiL 10:8)

BELOZEROVA, Anastasiya Sergeyevna; MRYUK, Vvft Martynovich; GODILO,
Petr VUrtorovich; ZUBABEV, Georgiy HikolWevich; KOVALICHUK,
Leonid Mikhaylovich; KSYUNINA, Nita Grigorlyevnai NIKIFORQV,
Yuriy Nikolayevich; -PARINI, Yevgehiy Pavlovich; PATUWYEV
Va-enly -Vasillyevich; PETYCY,Igorl Stepanovich; CHERHYY, ipris
Grigorlyevich; GUEENKO, A.B., daktor tekhn. nauk, red.;
SAKHAROVO M.D., red.; MAKSAKOVAt A.M., red.lzd-va; GRECHISHCHEVA,
V.I., tekhn. red.
(Glued wooden elements and techniques for their manufacture]
Kleenye dereviannye konstraktaii i tekhnologiia ikh isgotovleniia.
(By] A.S.Bolozerova. i dr. Moskva, Goslesbumisdat, 1962. 180 p.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Gluing)

Ij -N.Jkolayervich; 14ALYNICH,Vyacheslav losifovich;
DURANIN, S.I., inzh., retsenzent; BRAYLOVSKIY, N.G., inzh.,
red.; NIEDVEDEVA, H.A., tekhn. red.
(Technology of wood processing) Tekhnologiia obrabotki drevesiny.
2. izd. Moskva, Transzheldorizdat, 1962. 215 p. (MIRA 15:5)
(Woodwork) (Rail-roads-C&rs)

BARAKS, Aleksandr Markovich; 4i-KIFOROV, Yuriy Nikolayevich; POPOV.,
YOU
K.A., prof., retsenzent; F.-NIN, G.P., inzh., red.
(Deep impregnAtion of wood by the use of incisions] Glu-
bokaia propitka dreveciny putem primenenlia nakolov. Mo-
,jkvt,, Izd-vo "Loannia proTn,,-shlnnnostl," 1961- 155 p.
(Mili-A 17:5)

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XOGANI L.S.; NIJKIFOROV, Yu.V.
Effect of some factors on results of testing cements in auto-
claves. Trudy Giprotsement no.24:3-13 162. (MIRA 16:4)
(Cement-Testing) (Autoclaves)

KOGAN, L.S.; NIKIFOROV, Yu.V.
Problem f the permissible magnesium oxide content in portland
cement olinker. Trudy Giprotsement no.2700-106 163.
(MIRA 17t12)

KOGAN, L.S.P kand.tekhn.nauk (dece-ed]; NIKIFCIROV, Yu.V., lnzh.
Specifications for the manufacture of portland cement with -acreased
magnesium oxide content. TSement 31 no.2:9-11 ja-F '~~5 ~MiRA 18:4)
1. Gosrudarstvennyy vse:3oyuznyy irwttu'~ po ~~roy,!'Ktirovilniyu 1
nauchno-issledovat.ell5kim rabot,,u% tserentn~~y iromyshlennosti.

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AUTHOR: Nikifo
- L -rO-VL _YU_-_V _.
-TITLE: A],-,orithm for the processing of radar information and analysis of the possibil-~
!ity of colving the problem of drift of ships in a sea
~SOURCE: Ref. zh. VodxW transport, Abs. 9VI65
:REP SOURCE: Sb. Vychisl. tekh. na. morsk. transp. M., Transport, 1966, 53-62
!TOPIC TAGS: algorithm, navigation radar, ship navigation, computer coding, gate signal,
i,maan square error
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ABSTRACT: In automatic detection and coversion of the incoming navigational informa-
tion into digital code, use is made of mathematical manipulation that increases the
accuracy and reliability of the inserted information. The entire information is di-
vided into measurement groups, in which the range, bearing, and time are averaged In
accordance with a sequential-calculation formula which is suitable for the digital comi,
puter. After the format-ion of the group is finished, the mean-square range and bearing
errors are determined and used to obtain the distance of the shortest approach with
specified accuracy and reliability. An analysis of the possibility of solving the
problem is then made, the elements of ship motion are calculated, and the actual
shortest distance is calculated from the increments of the differences in the bearinp
and of the running values of the range. The program of the obtained algorithm mak a
it possible to analyze the presence of a ship in the gate with visual indication, pro.-
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cesa the radar information, and calculate the relative course and elements of approad
The synchronization of the operation of the radar - navigational computer system pro-
ceeds In a programmed manner: the algorithm for the processing of the initial inform
tion is executed in the form of a standard program; provision is made in the tracking
system to permit readout of the numbers from the circuit which carries out the ship-
target gating in bearingp by assign' to the circuit a definite address In the can-
verter block. BibliograPhYs 3 titles* V. Makarov. [Translation of abstrut]
60 COM 090 17

LIPOVSKIY, M., kand.tekhn.nauk; HIKIFOROV, Yu.Ye., inzh., SPIVAKOV, M.S., Inzb.
For further lowering of the weight and construction coEts of apart-ent
houses. Biul.tokh.inform. 5 no.1:6-8 Ja 159. (Miph 12:1,.)
(Pro-cast concrete)

- NIKIFOROVv Y inzh.; SOLOVIYEV, Mikhail Ivarovichl ZUKHOVITS-
IY, Moisey Yefimovich; KCMAROVSKIY, M.F., red.; GVIRTS, V.L., red.
izd-va
(Using foamed polystyrene to insulate exterior wall panels) Opyt
primeneniia penopolistirola v kachestve ute litelis, naruzbnykh
stenovykh panelei. Leningradt 1961, 14 P. Reningradskii Dom naucbno-
tekhnicheskoi propagandy. Obmen peredovym opytom. Seriia: Stroitellnaia
promyeblennost', no.9) (MIU 14:7)
(Insulation (Heat)) (Concrete walls) (Styrene)

NIKIFOROV, Yu. Ye., Cand. Tech. Sci. (diss) "Inves~1-1-ation of
Assembly Method of Manufacture of Three-layer ReIr.forced C_crete
Wall Panels," Leninrad, 1961, 17 up (Acad. Con2truc. and Arct,,itec.
U33R, Lenin~gad Branch) 20i') copies (KL Supp 12-61, "71).

GAY SANTYUK, Vasjjjy Fedorovich, A ijOVSKi-Y , 1: lad i -
YEROPEYEV, Valentin Ivar:ovich,
LIIU~qRPV, Yuriy Yef1iflovi-h,
[Improvement in the prepa~-atian ano
pan - ;!* Kockir,~,,K`
el Duildings; practico-
Construction Combine in ~nta
shensUovfinle proizvod~;t-,%
zdanilij; q7t raboty
nata v g. Krasno i ar ske t r i J
1. Moscow. Nauchno-is-- -,-A*-~~, '-,~.,Iy inot
mekhanlzatsii i tekhnici.t,~./.,,,, ior,,.ohchi
TSentrallnoye byuro
tell nachallnika Glavn,q-
grazhdanskomu stroitellstv..
Abovskiy). 3. Glavilyy
nogo kombinata v wor-ode K-,-a~,. a:6ku
4. Nachal Ini) Korkinskogo a tt,~
rorode Krasnoyargke (fc,r
poli tekhnicheskiy in~ t ~ i--,t i

NIKHOROV-DUISOV.9.
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We =at train thougmuds of now athletes. Prof.-tekh. obr. 12
no.5:24-25 MY '55. (MA 8:8)
1. Zamestitall prodsedatelya ?Sentral'nQgo soveta dobrovollnogo
spartlynogo obahchastva "Trudoy"s rezerwyO
(Physical e&cation and training)

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tennlcri,al and hi-t - -a n"racteristice of t me - t' - n
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WSR/Phar,.iacology Cuid Toxiccl,)LY. Toxicoloa.
i.bs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., TV, 19, 1958, 90012.
32-350C for 30 Llil'Wteo daily (the third Group) -
The expc.-riments were carried out at intervals Of
1-2 days. IlistoloGical investigations of the brain
of the animls of the first group showed hyperemia
of the vascular cerebral meribranes and of t:IC W',IitL
and gray cerebral imLtcr; in the secoi,a ~,roup,
looseninG Of the pia un-Ler m-id an inemasc , ' ,ts
strata of cormcct~.,.-~- t ssue; a rartifica-,.,-: (if the
capillary )ctwc)r!. a.-id Ei-InIl :ier..orrhaCes a Zjie
deep Laycra; chaaGcs -i the foni uf the py;~aiL-ds;
in the cLrebral rjatz~.:r and now a:-.d theiz,
of nL:uroi,qjha,--a. In ~~..c third group, -- :ior,~ i'.tenscly
mnifested vascular rcaction iii the -,-a iztL-:7 ---id in
all the cerubm). Layurs; a lcucocytic S '~trnt-i ~,n
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"The Reduction of Nickel '--y Hyporphosp~ite I and II," JournaL of Fnys,~:al
Chemistry USSR, Vol 28, No 5, P 8,83-961, 1954.
Academy of Sciences USSR, Institute of Physical Chemistry, Wscow.
Evaluation B-84491, 26 Apr 55

of Ph sical Chemistr7, MOSCOW
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GORBUNOVA, K.M.; NIKIFOROVA, A.A.
Studying the mechanism of inclusion of nhosDhorus in nickel
plAtings by means of the rndiOACtiVe isotope P12 [with summary
in English]. Zhur.fiz.khim-31 no.8:1687-1692 Ag '57. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Ali SSSR, Institut fizicheakoy khimil, Moskva.
(Nickel plating) (Phosphorus--Isotopes)

SOV/123-59-15-59861
Translation from: Referativriyy zhurnal. Mashinostroyeniye, 1959, Nr 15, p 136 (Usm)
AUTHORS: Nikiforova, A.A., Gorbunova, K.M.
TITLE: Methods of Intensifying the Process of Chemical Nickel Plating
PERIODICAL: Fil. Vses. in-ta nauchn. i tekhn. inform. M., 1958, 20 pages, illustrated,
6 rubles.
ABSTRACT: The book has not been reviewed.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3951
Gorbunova, Kseni.ya Mikhaylovna, and Anna Aleksandrovna Nikiforova
Fiziko-khImIcheskiye oanovy protsessa khimicheskogo nikellrovanlya (Physico-
(lbemical Bases of the Process of Chemical Nickel Plating) Moscow, Izd-vo
AN SSSR, 1960. 206 p. Errata slip inserted. 3,500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut fizicheskoy khimii. Ed. of
Publishing House: N.G. Yegorov; Tech. Ed.: S.T. Shikin.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for skilled workers, laboratory technicians,
and mechanics of electroplating and electroforming shops.
COVERAGE: The book deals with a chemical nickel-plating process which reduces
nickel salts by hypophoaphite. It reviews the general results of investiga-
tions of plating conditions, reaction mechanisms, properties of nickel coat-
ings, and the results of research done by the authors at the Institute for
Physical Chemistry of the Academy ofSciences USSR and other researchers,
both Soviet and non-Soviet. The reaction kinetics of that stage of the
plating process when nickel ions react with intermediated agents satisfying
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GORBONOVA, K.M.; NIKIFOROVA, A.A.
Fdectrochemical characteristics of nickel in the Proce.~s of i'ts
reduction by hypophosphites. Zashcn.met. I no.1:63-69 Ja-F '-,5.
(MIRA 28:5)
1. Institut fizicheskoy k','mii AN SS-'-R.

NIKIFOROVA9 A.I. (Vladivostok)
CarrYing out the Third Conference of Subprofessional Medical Personnel
of Health Resortsp Sanatrolums.; and Rest Homes of the Far East.
Med. sestra 19 no.5.47 My :60. (KIRA 13:9)
(SOVIET FAR FAST-111ERAPEUTICS, PHYSIOIDGICAL)
(SOVIET FAR EAST- -HEALTH PYSORTS9 WATERING PLACES9 ETC.)

e1Y6 VI-i j -Z W/1 dvo V'VA
BATALOv, Vikolay Mikhaylovich; YURIYZV, Mikhail Grtgorl"vich; KUSTIK,
Boris Xurlovich; DURTANKIN, Mikhail Petrovich; GCRNOT, Mikhail
Kaksimovich; VINOGRLWV, N.T.. radak-
tor; LARIONOV',w.xe., TWORTUffWWrodaktor
(Fifth five-year plan in progress; activity of the Xtrov "Dinamo"
plant In Moscow] Platala piatiletka v deistvii; opyt raboty
Koskovskogo zavoda "Dinamo" imeni S.M.Xtrova. Moskva, Goo. energ.
izd-vo. 1954. 102 p. [Kicrofilml (MIRA 8:2)
(Koscow--Zlectric tadastries)

MffWKIMOV. K.A., vrach; NIKIFOROVA, A.H., meditsinskEtya sestra
Changes in the vital capacity of the lungs In patients with tubercu-
losia of the bones and joints dmring fresh air treatment. Med.sestra
18 no.10-15-17 0 '59. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Iz Tirnarskogo detalrogo kostnotuberkuleznogo, sanatoriya Ministerstva
zdravookhrananiya Chuvaahakoy ASSR.
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s/o?q/'6o/o 50/007/02 ~/ 0 3 )i XX
BOO_1/BO66
AUTHORS: Yur I yev ju_ K, , Z_Q,.y_t a tivu , YQ and Niki! orLv.,
TITLE: Chemistry of Selenophen ~XXVIII. Reactions of 4-'11 tr,.)- ;A-~i
5-Ni tro-2 -ace tose ienophene
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimiJ, 1960, 7z)1. ~G, No p -, ~?C_-?214
TEXT: The authors of the present paper synthesized derivatives of '-nitro
and 4--nitro-2-acetoselenophene8 which they had obtained in Refs 1, 2 The
former was condensed with various hydrazine derivatives by a method iescrih-
ed in R ef . 3 . The f ol 1 owi ng comp ound s re su 1 t ed : 4 - pheny 1. 9 em ic arbaz one
(96%), igonicotinoyl hydrazone (60%), furoyl hydrazone and
cyano-acetyl hydrazone (83.5%) of 5-nitro-2-acetoselenophene, Bromination
of 5-nitro- and 4-nitro-2-acatoselenophene was made with brQmine in glc~a~
acetic acid and with dioxane dibromide When treating ',-nitro-2-aceto-
selenophene with bromine in glacial acetic acid at 800", tne authors oo-
tained 5-nitro-2-bromo-acetoselenophene (75.5%), but also resinous by-
products and, apparently, some JibromiJe Bromination of this nitro ketone
with dioxane dibromide at room temperature gave a fairly pure ~-nitro-
2-bromo-acetoselero-h-- A -n i t ro -a e t o. 3e, enophene I i 1-e ac t
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Chemistry of Selenophene XXV1 I I. Rear t i ona S/O 79/ 60'/0 50/007/0,")/~, "')/XX
of 4-11itro- and 5-Nitro-2-acetoseleriophene 9001//B066
in this way. Its bromination was only possible with bromine in giacial
acetic acid (85.5%). Both nitro-2-bromo-acetogelenophenes were allowed to
react with urotrop in to convert them to the corresponding a-ami no ketones
of the selenophene series. In the f 1-rst stage of this synthesis, the rom,
Plex of 4-nitro..2-bromo-acetoselenophene with .1rotropin is formed easily
(73%) when mixing the components in an eqLimolecular ratio in chloroform,
and when the mixture is allowed to stand fcr two days at room temperature.
This was not possible in the case of 5-nitro-2-acetoselenophene since the
complex yield was only 38%, When the reaction was carried out in dry c~.'o -
ro benzene at 50 0 by the method of Ref. 7. the urotropin complex of
5-nitro-2-bromo-acetoselenophene was obtained in an 93% yield Hydrolysis
of the complex of 4-nitro-2-bromo-acetoselenophene with urotropin took
place easily with a mixture of alcohol and concentrated hydrochloric acid
in the cold within 48 hours (Ref. 7). Hydrolysis of the complex of 5-nitrr,
2-bromo-acetoselenophene with urotropin was only possible witn a [Luch
smaller quantity of hydrochloric acid in alcohol and by distilling off the
resultant diethyl formal. The hydrolysis of these two complexes ~wi th. sub
sequent acetylation, thus gives 4-nitro- and 5-nitro-2-acetyl-a mino-acetra
selenophenes. The authors mention a paper by N, 0 'here are
8 references:
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Chemistry of Selenophene. XXVIII. ReActions 3/079/60/030/007,'02`)~ '~OWXX
of 4-Nitro- and 5-Nitro-2-acetoselp:-j, B001/B066
4 Soviet, 1 US, 1 German, and 2 Italian.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet
(Moscow State UniversIty)
SU'BMITTED, July 10. '199?
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ACCESSION NR: AR4032165 S/0058/64/000/002/AO46/AO46
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fiz., Abs. 2A388
AUTHORS: Gurvich, A. M.; Krongauz, A. N.; Lyapidevskiy, V. K.;
Mandel'tsvayg, Yu. B.; Ni.kiforova, A. P.; Popov, V. 1.1 Titov, A. A.
TITLE: Comparative dosimetric characteristics of single crystals
of cadmium sulfide
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Vaes. n.-i. in-ta med. instrumentov i oborud.,
no. 5, 1962, 40-51
IOPIC TAGS: cadmium sulfide, single crystal cadmium sulfide,
dosimetric characteristics, therapeutic x ray monitoring, radiation
dose power, roentgen ampere characteristic, variation with hardness
TRANSLATION: The dosimetric characteristic of US single crystals,
as applied to problems of x-ray therapy, were investigated. The
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.ACCESSION NR: AR4032165
.crystals used were grown either (a) by sublimation of luminor CdS
.by the Grillaud method (Group I) or (b) by sublimation of luminor
CdS in a nitrogen-jet (Group II). -Crystals of the first group were
activated with indium br gallium, and those of the second group with
Cl or with AgCl, with a small amount of Zn introduced. The investi-
,gations were carried out with x-ray equipment RUM-7 ("soft"radiatiora,'
tube voltage 20--60 kv maximum) and"RUM-3 ("hard" radiation, 100--
200 kv maximum). The radiation dose power in air was measured with
ionization dosimeter. The sensitivity of crystals of Group I
was 7-264 PA/r/min, while-those of group II occupied an intermediate,
position. A strictly linear roentgen-ampere characteristic was
'possessed by the least sensitive crystals. The "variation with
'hardness" was measured for the investigated crystals and the cor-
responding theoretical curve calculated. The results of the mea-
'surements and of the calculations are in satisfactory agreement in
the region of attong absorption. In the region of weak absorption*
.the experimental "variation with hardness" is lower than the calcu7
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lated value, owing to the inhomogeneity of the employed radiation.
it is concluded that in the limited energy range used in x-ray
therapy (at a generation voltage of 150--200 kV maximum), the inves-
tigated single crystals, particularly those of the first group, can
be used successfully as-detectors in clinical x-ray dosimeters. Yu.
Mandel'tsveyg.
DATE ACQ; 3lMar64 SUB CODE: PH, SD ENCL: 00
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w.fficml' A.Y" (Monkmi)i ~-"N',CdOr, , '.P, i"r, '- .,~ !UWcRCVA, 11.4'. ' -~ ~ I
:IT'JV,, A.A. (Mc~kvA)
ACtival-ion of 8ing-'s r1r, a ~ri'- '- -i - -. - , . ...
nhotuelect.ric prnr~-rti-~s. T-rvAy . nat, 't'. .* - -. ) '-, '.
1 :1 !
:L rad. 11 16,4.

ACCESSION NR: AP4042991 s/0051/64/017/001/0137/0139
AUTHORS: Gurvich, A. M.; Nikiforova, A. P.; Il'ina, M. A.
TITLE: Luminescence in the cadmium sulfate-sulfide system
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 17, no. 1, 1964, 137-139
TOPIC TAGS: 'uminor, luminescence research, spectrum Luminescence,
cadmium sulfide, excitation spectrum, recombination luminescence
ABSTWi~CT: Heating of nonluminescent CdS single crystals in CdSO 4
powder at 7001 in a nitrogen atmosphere causes the place of contact
between the cadmium sulfate powder and the single crystals to ex-
hibit yellow-green photolumin~iscence. A luminor with similar giow
(), max = 530 = 540 nm) was also observed when a mixture of C(1,1304
powder with a small amount (2--10%) of CdS powder was heated at
700--7501. It is shown that the only cause of this luminescfnce
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ACCESSION NR: AP4042991 S/0051/64/017/001/0137/0139
AUTHORS: Gurvich, A. M.; Vikiforova, A. P.; Il'ina, M. A.
TITLE: Luminescence in the cadmium sulfate-sulfide system
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 17, no. 1, 1964, 137-139
TOPIC TAGS: luminor, luminescence research, spectrum luminescence,
cadmium sulfide, excitation spectrum, recombination luminescence
,,',,i3 S T RACT: Heating of non lum 1 ner, cent CdS single crystals in CdSO4
powder at 700' in a nitroqen atm~osphere causes the place of contact
between the cadmium sulfate powder and the single crysLalq to ex-
hibit yellow-green photoluminoscence. A luminor with similar glow
(X max = 530 = 540 nm) was a1ru obscr-,,~.d when a mixture (--)f ~-_!~SO4
powder with a small amount (2--10%) of CdS powder was heated aL
700--7501. It is shown that the only cause of this luminescpnce
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I
can be the presence of the Cd'j- 1,umiriors of this type ar(- produced
only in a n.-irrow temperat-ure raivp 70()--750', and have at room
temperaturf, A (-Ilow of niuch s.,,urtier than ordinary phos-
01-, Crj~-,. IU;D~nOrS aCtlVaterl With S111-
C;~SO, ex',,I;,-its ittributes of recombination
,s~st:s of a broa--~
ion, S-30cl- r~~ (70
band with
s 1. s.-.ow~7 tem-
with jl~nor~i 11 whic'h
sf--!rves as the su~Dstance. Orig. arc. has-
2 figures .
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: 19,Tu 16 3
1 N C" 0 i
SUB CODE: DP,IG NR REF SOV. 007 OTHERt 002
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itcCLSSION NRj AP40429S'L
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ENCLOSms 1 01
for, -
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20.
200 2y) jog 350 AIM tia
~-Pft 5-pectral con-position o nadiat ion Cd-S.0,4 Cdo-10% C-ds lunincv exr-Ited
I LU itroj-,cn tem-onature
,),, ~~ ~ S m Fp-rcur-~ 1 ine , I - roan te7-,~---nature liq id ni I
F-igjit excitation Gpectrum of tifo r.-Ampler, of GIfjO,,G-JO.Ccf) ltninor. (tu;hoyll
line Ov"s, for campvisari, the E;pecti-n-n of the CkAC 1 2- 3%CcL luriin-r
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L -.26,489-66 FNVT(m)/EWP(t)/9T1 IJP(c) JD
ACC NRs AP6013072 -SOURCE CODE: UlVO048/66/030/004/0649/0653
AUTHOR: G Ich,-A. U.. Wins, M. A.; Natouina, R. V.; Mikiforova, A. P. s-
0AG: State Scientific Research Roentgeno-radiological Institute (Gosudarstvennyy
nauchno-issledovatel'skiy rentgeno-radiologichaskiy Institut)
TITLE: Activation of zinc and cadmium sulfides by halogens and Group III elements
report, Conference on Luminescence eld In Ria.16-23 Saptember 1965
..SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheskaya, v. 30, no. 4, 1966, 649-653
TOPIC TAGS: crystal phosphor, zinc sulfide, cadmium sulfide, luminescence. 4--ZA0..'A,
A-
AiVTR1;_CT_: The work was concerned with investigation of activation of zinc and cadmium
sulfides by elements that are usually termed coactivators; however, when the said
element is the only real impurity present and is responsible for distinctive lumines-
cence.it is justifiable to call it an activator in its own right. To clarify the rolel
of the heatine medium there were sintered batches of equal amounts of ZnS and CdS with
5% NaCl, all at 9500C but In different gases. The luminescence spectra of the products
under 365 mg excitation at -1800 exhibit all three characteristic bands, but with
greatly varying relative intensities, depending on the medium. Potassium chloride and;
the alkali bromides and Iodides yielded similar results. The formation of ZnC12 (or
CdC12) from NaCl in the sulfide Is discussed, as is the solubility of ZnC12 In ZnS.
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