SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NIKITINA, G.P. - NIKITINA, L.F.

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MIKITINA, G.P.; PUSHLENKOV, M.F.
Vibrational spectra of zirconium complexes with organophosphorus
derivatives. Part 2: complexes of zirconium tetrachloride.
Radiokhimiia 5 no.4:456-464 '63. (MIRA 16:10)
(Zirconium chlorides) (Complex compounds--Spectra)

NIKITINA, G.P.~ M.F.
Vllbrat:on srectrp, of zIrc-)-Aur., cr.,!p,,jIpxcs wi.K or~~nop~o!:--!..Orus
compounds. Part 3: Snert-q n!' zirconium extr,i,-~5 '''mm v~rnng
nitrir Padlokhimiia 6 no. . 47-360 '()4.
acid solutions. 1. .1
( ma, w, I P; " )

POPOV) B.G., dotsentp kand.fiz.--matemat.n&uk; BALICHMO, V.I., student-
diplomik; NIKITINA, G.V.,. student-diplamnik
Horizontal tensing of the thread by air currents. Tekst. prom*
21 no.10:47-'49 0 161.
(14M 14: 10)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy univeraitet.
(Yarn-Testing)

NIKITI14A I 4,,,,Izazd.tekhn.nauk
ApplyIng the hydrodymamic theor7 of lubrication to aztifriction
bearings used in instruments. Izv. v7s. !;chet.zp--i.-, no.2-
150-158 '58. (MIRA 11-7)
l.Leningradelci7 institut tochnoy makhanikl i optiki.
(Lubrication and lubricants) (BearingB (Machinery))

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AUTHORS: Romanenko. V.N. and Nikitinae G.V. (Leningrad)
TITLZ-. Homogenization of the binary system crystals using
the self-feeding melt method
PERIODICAL: Alcademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. otdeleniye
telchnicheskikh nauk. Metallurgiya i toplivo,
no. 3. 1962, 56 - 37
TEXT: This new method was developed and evaluated on solid
solutions of InSb - GaSb and other semiconducting binary systems
te.g. Ge-Si) and may be carried out in two variants: in the
first the crystal is grown by pulling out of a melt in which the
more readily fusible component A is contained in a crucible of
the more refractory component 8. A and 8 being mutually
fully soluble in both phases. Holding the crucible above the
m.p. of A. - T A but below that of 8, - TB I all the liquid
phase will comprise tA + B) liq. where T I in any temperature
within the interval T A < T, < TB and the liquid-phase
composition is determined simply by the point on the solidus
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,2uc.I!,CeVicL-., V. :11.
Effect of '-.eat abduction t-rough the end of an ingot on zone
meltir,6
P -,o-f~zlcnesky zhurnal, v. no. 6, 196,27, 61-63
-ner.
'7~n- of t~,e impurity concentration distribution in
zone 7ave- C,
e '."..e .-er-aniu-. sam
dles were purified by zone meltin6 and
""it*.a V-1-riou's impurities. T~.e composition was checked by
rosistivity :.nd t.-ie Hall-emf. After same cycles of zone
v n t'-.,2 i:~purity diotribution was measu ed (Fi,-. 1', ri.'-lich showed
r
of zone strongly influences the impurity
):~c er. L -a t ." on. ThiL; i.-. felated to the heat balance in zone levelling.
j re,:ul~r ccnditions t.ie adoption of annulEir in~;ots is riecommended.
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7heore*ical investigation of the phase diagrams of sc7,e semiconducting
systems. G. V. Nikitina, V. N. Ro-Tanenko.
I
hepcrt present d at the 3rd National Confe-ence on 5emic,--Tid,;ctf :-
1-21 Sept 1,63

I
KOROL'KOV, V.I. (LenL~ij~:-nfl; .,, . fi,eririgr~id)-, cOMAINENK(l, V.N.
(Tpeningra-d)
Zone melting as an auxiliary irif-trod in tne analyAis f' pria.9p,
diagrams. Izv. A~4 SSSR~ Ot~.. tcike~. Met. ' ,,:)r. lr!ln n(.,.4:
9 5-9') jl- Afj, I (.- '. 'MIRA It - ICj)

NIKITINA G.V.; PODYA, A.I.; ROMANENKO, V.N.
,_
Device for imparting vibration to crystals extracted from the melt.
Prib. i tekh. eksp. 8 no.3:196-197 Z4y-Je 163. (AURA 16-9)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN SSSR.
(Crystals--Growth)

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AUTHOR: Dubrovskaya, I. N.; Nensberg, Ye. D. Ravich.. Yu. I. '~'o
ORG: Institutq of Semiconductors, AN SSSR, Leningrad (Institut poluprovodnikov AN
SSSR)
TITLE: Investigation of the nonparabolicity of the valence band of PbTe by the method
of measuring the thermal emf in a strong magnetic field
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 7, 1966, 2247-2248
TOPIC TAGS: lead compound, telluride, valence band, thermal emf, semiconductor car-
rierp carrier density, forbidden band width
ABSTRACT: In analotrj with an earlier investi6ation of the conduction band of FbTe
(M v. 8, 1455, 19M), the authors present the results of an investigation of the
valence band of this material. The measurements were made at liquid-nitrogen temper-
ature using sanples with hole density from 5.4 X 1017 to 4 X 1019 Cm-3. plots of tho
F4rmi level against the hole density and of the density of states against the energy
are presented. The obtained dependence of the density of states is compared with the.
vaiues calculated on the basis of two simple models, that of E. 0. Kane (J. rays.
Sol. v. 1, 249, 1957) and that of M. H. Cohen (Phys. Rev. v. 127, 387, 1963). Both
models gave satisfactory agreement with experiment. The effective mass of the state
density md near the top of the valence band is found to be 0.13mo for both models.
The effective width of the forbidden band was found to be 0.12 ev for the Kane model
F2

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an4 0.08 ev for the Cohen model. Bath are smaller than the optical width of the for-
bidden band. The authors thank S. S. Shalyt and B. A. Yefiwva for help vith the
work. Orig. art. bas: 2 figures and 1 tabl - I
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AUTEOR: Nikitina, G. V.; Romanenko, V. N. '7
ORG: -institute of Semiconductors, Academy of SciencesISSSR (institut poluprovodnikov.
,,~kademiya nauk SS~~RT_;All___ Un~Lo_n - S c'i e n t i f i cRe s-e-a-rch- -Ins t-i-fu-t e of Sources of Electricit
Y,
(Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-fs_s_1Q_ovatei'skiy institut istochnikov toka)
TITLE: Solid solutions ,/in the In
-Al-As system
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, V. 170, no
1, 1966, 107-109
TOPIC TACS: indium aluminum arsenic system, indium aluminum arsenic compound,
compound phase diagram, reM fA_j.0,u1-o) 004)rt9-*V-*A,0G A7AAOCI,
/94'0C-/, ?R~7pu,c (-,0M,0CU,0,0 5ciz-1D 5~,nz_urloJ
lo
ABSTRACT: Several alloys of the In-Al-As syszem containing 0-100% UAs have been
investigated. It was found that all obtained specimens of solid solution had the
n-type conductivity with an electron concentration on the order of 1019 cm-3. The
Microhardness of the alloy containing 20 at% AlA-, was about 480 kg/mm2. "he thermal
conductivity of the alloys containing 80% InAs and 20% AlAs was 127.10-3 w/degree
at room temperature. The authors believe that alloys of this system may be used in
the thermoelectrical field. Orig. art. has: 4 figures. (TDI
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LOBASHEV. M. Ye.; NIKITINA, I. A.
QNWP---
Temporary conditioned reflexes in silkworms. Doklad7 Akz-J.
nauk SSSR 79 no.6:1053-lo56 21 Aug 1951. (Clk[L 21:1)
1. Institute of Physiology imeni 1. P. Pavlov, Academy of
Sciences USSR. 2. Presented 21 May 1951 by Academician K.
M. Bykov.

O.P. vao.v
E:. And N IOS7-4
AksdAMIP NOk
Vol. 79 go.
Dokl*dY

MIKITINA, I.A.
Reural regulation of silk filawnt extrusion In the tussah moth and
silkworm. Tnidy Inst.fisiol. no.2:562-578 '53. NLRA 7:5)
1. Uboratortya fiziologii nIzshIkh zhivotnykh (saveduyushchiy -
K.Te.Lobashey). (Silkworms)

It r. t" t
Af-

Role of suprapharyageal, and jub9haryngeal ganglia in the cocoon-
spinning instinct of silkworms Lwith sumsr7 In Xngliahj. Zool. zhur.
37 no. 6:875-883 Je 158. (MIRA 11:7)
1. Laboratoriya fiziologii nizahikh zhivotnylch Institute fiziologii
im. I.P.Pavlova AN SSSR. Leniagrod.
(Silkworms)
(Nervous systen-Insects)
( Instinct)

NIKITIM, I.A.
Vestigal covAitioned reflexes in the honeybee. Hauch. soob. Inst.
fiziol. AN SSSR no.1:5547 159. (RIPA 14: 10)
1. Laboratoriya fiziolooii niashikh 3hivotnykh (zav. - M.Ye. Lobashev).
Inatituta fiziologii imeni Pavlova AN SSSR-
(CONDITIONED RESPONSE)

HIKITINA, I.A.
Training the mobility of nqrvous processes in the houey bee.
Trudy Inst.fiziol. 8tI57-164 159. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Laboratortya fiziologli nizahikh zhivotnykh (zaveduynahchiy -
M.Te. Lobashav) Instituta fiziologil is. I.P. Pavlo7a AN SSSR
(CONDITIOM RNSPOMSN)

LOBASIIEEVI Me.; LOPATINA, N.G.; NIKITINA, I.A.; CIIESNO&OVA, Yo.G. (Laiiingrad)
Physiological mechanism of t)P- orientation of honeyb---e3 in space,
Usp. sovr. biol. 53 no.2.152-168 Mr-Ap 162. (MLLA 15:5)
(BEES) (ORIENTATION)

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f' -- rpirl ,~ on f t r~ond 1 ti OnOd rpf 1 rx --c n,: -)n
pj~l,p rf t,hp
n Lem- :!on~, ioned 9 nri n-)nconr,! t! oneo M! ',E Ln
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7
nizsh!eji zl-At.,rAny.lh (vtv.
G T-U PT ',a fz I c
AN S:-.~R.
n s Lmerl

LOBASHEV, M.Ye.; LOPATINA, N.G.; PFITKITINA, !.A.; (MSNDVVA, Ye.G.
Simultaneous artion ,f accnu,~tic ana tactile stimull :)r tnc-
motive and flying actIvIty of tho honeybee ApIs melliferna (Hymo-
noptera, Apidae). Ent. oboz. 44 no.3,.557-5&' 165. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Institut fiziologii imeni !.P.Pavlova AN' Koltushl
Leningradskoy oblasti.

LOPATINA, N.G.; NIKTTINA, I.A.; CH&SNOKOVA, Ye.G.
Conditloned reflex as a mechanim of the furic,.Icnal succeselon
between the generations of sooial Insects (Apip mellifern L.).
Zool.zhur. 44 no.10:1512-1515 165.
(MIRA 18:11)
1. Institut fizlologii AN Len'Ingrad.

PERTSEV, U.N. - NIKITINA, I.B.
-
Now data on serendibite. Zap.Vsos.mln.ob-va 88 no.2:169-172
'59. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Inotitut goologii rudnykh mostorozhdaniy, petrografii,
mincralogil I gookhimit U SSSR. Moskva.
(Serendibits)

MARKHININ, Ye.K.; ALYPOVA, O.M.; NIKITINA, I.B.; PUGACII, V.b.; TOKAREV, P.1,
State of volcanoes of the Kly-uchevskaya group and the Revelucn
Volcano in 1960. Biul. Vulk. sta. no.32:3-13 62. &IRA 141:10)
(Kamchatka-Volcanoes)

BORISOV, O.G.; NIKITI*-,--~=13
Status ckf fumarolea of the Sheveluch and Bezymyannyy volanoes
in 1960. Biul.VulLsta. no.33:3-19 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Kamchatka-Volcanoes)

PERTSEV, N.N. ; OSTPOVSKAYA, 11. 1. ; NiKITITNA) I. B.
New m ine ra 1 "bo rca.-. -e . I Za,-. Vse s. mi n. ob-va 94 no. 2: -1 8--l 2r-, I ~- " .
0-l-U 18'-5)
1. Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozlideniy, petrografi'l.
mineralogii i geokhiirii ~34 SSSR, Moskva.

BY Ye.L.; MlKiT-'NA, :.B.
' ' Ir -e
organ-
wal.ers cr sourk.ern Ya' o r.! a co.
ku i a.
-, '-, R A
c. -~ r~ t~r r, y y,
M(.s kv!,.
ne ra lcg rc~,Ar. a.- i Ali

N;XITINA,.I.G. (Moskwa); SHISHOVA, V.A. (Moskva)
.w,
u "0
Use of correspande.ce courses for the training of technicians
specialised in the technology of clothing manufacture. Shvein.
prds. no.07-8 J1-Ag 162. (MIRA 16:6)
(Clothing industry)
(Vocational education)

KRYLOV, V.D. (Moskvg)i LOZIN5KIY, (Moshra); Nl~-ITIIIA I.I.
Fine cry st a l 3truc ture -,, I- ~ cK,~ I ~ -f~,,.dnp 3 !1
thermomechar-Ical treatment. lzv. AN 3')5R. 0'1(~4. te'vn. na-wk. Met. ~
gor. delo no.4:195-11.0 JI-Ag 1!!, 3. (MIRA -~ 6: 1., )

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ACCESSM NRc AP3004599 3/0226/63/016/ool/0207/0112
tAUTHORSt 11~r*bakova, L. U.1 Vikitine, r. r.
,TITLE: Study of t1im-atrength relation in nickel-oluminum and cnEM-aluminum
alloys R 7-7 1-1 Z'q
SOURCEt Fizika matellov I metallovedentys, v. 16, nos lp 1963, 107-112
.TOPIC TAGS: Ni-Al, Gu-Al. time-strength relation
ABSTRACTs The Investigation Included: 1) the behavior of M-Al and N-Al alloys
subjected to the durability test- 2) structural state of the meW at its failure.
and 3) the evaluation of work (77~ reouired for metal failure. The servle comDosition
was: Vi samples with 0, 2.8p 4.1 and 6.2% by weight of Al, and Cu samples with 0,
'3.1, 6.2 and 8.2% by weight of Al. The samples were subjected to tensile stresses
at various elongation speeds at room temperature. The results obtained eTe shown on
graphs with logT' as ordinates and � or T as abscissas (V'- durability; 9 - everago
effective true stress at a cross section in time; -.W-work). Tt was established
that metals can be divided into three groups: 1) those with strength-t1me relation
expressed by a straight line on send-lagArithmic coordinates; 2) those which age in
time (the curve line logr -S curves toward Inrge values of 3); tmd 3) those for
which curves log?'-5 or ln'r-W deviate toward smaller values of 8 or W. These
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'deviations ray be caused by tednological defects or by heterogeneity in the alloy
;concentration. They indiepte that the metal is unfit for long-term service. "The
authors express their appreciation to B. 11. RRovin3kiy for his attention and interest
in this work." Orig. art. has: 8 figures and 2 Fo-rmulas.
ASSOCTATTCNj Tnetitut mashinovedeniya (Tnstitute of Machines Sciences)
suimim- o3oct62 DAIE ACO: 27Aug63 ENCL: 00
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ALVHORSs Lozinskiy, M. G., Antipova, Ye. I., and Nikitina, I.-I.
T IT LE: Device for protecting the inspection glass in high -temperature
studies
PERIODICALt Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 29, no. 2, 1963, 237 - 238
TEXT: In order to avoid misting of the field of vision caused by sublimates
when studying the microstructure of heated samples in vacuo, driving device
is suggested which causes a quartz glass disc of 105 mm diameter to rotate
and simultaneouslly to shift in plane-parallel direction at a rate of
3.6 mm per rotation. This ensures that a clear section of the quartz glass
always appears in frontof the eyepiece. There are 2 figures.
ASSOCRTIONs Inatitut mashinovedeniya (Institute of the Sciences of
Machines)
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SHARLAY, I.V.; ZHAGULLO, Ye.l.; ZAKHAROVA, L.A.; NIKITINA, 1.1.
Use of amInArovin In Batkinla disease in ch!ldren. S-,v.
med. 28 no.10:48-52 0 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Kafedra infektsionnykh bolezney u detey (zav.- pr("L.
A.T. Kuzlmicheva) Leningradskogo pedlatrich-SKOgo meditsinskogo
i n E3 ti tu ta .

NIKITINAV I,K.
Irrational drug prescriptions encountered in pharmacies in
the Gorkiy Province. Apt. delo 12 no.2o64-70 Mr-Ap 163.
(MIRA 17:7)
1. Gortkovskaya oblastnaya kontrollno-analiticheskaya labors-
toriyao

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Ak-
SINITINA, I.P. -
- Mra"nomteroceptive adaptation. Fixtol-th-SSSR 36 ao.4:48o-
487 July-Aug 50. (CL14L 20:4)
1. Laboratory of Higher Nervous Activity of Leningrad Univer-
sity.

NIZITINA, I.P.; AYRAPITIYANTS, E.Sh., zaveduyushohiy.
Goaparative evaluation of adaptation phenomena during atimul&Ltion of receptors
of internal organs. Top.fiziol.int. no.1:429-436 '52. NLYA 6:8 )
1. Laboratoriya. wyeshey nervnoy deyatellaosti Fiziologicheskogo institilta.
Lenin,gradskogo Gosudarstvennogo ordena, Lenina universiteta Im.A.A.Zhduaova.
(Nervous nystem)

1. NIKITINA, 1. P.
2. usss 6oo
h. Nervous System
7. Comparative evaluation of adaptive phenomena in receptors of internal organs,
Nauch. biul.Len.un, No. 30, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April - 1953, Uncl.

NNIMA. I.P.
Yettation. in Interoceptive salt reflexes accompanying additional salt
supply to the organism. Dokl. AN SSSR W9 no-3t6ft-664 ji 156,
(WA 9 110)
1. Laboratorlys, fisiologil v7sehey nervnoy deystalluostl Laningradsko-
go goeudarstvannogo, unlyareltats, Imoul A.A. ZhdAnowa. Predstarlano
skadealkom K.K. Byk*vym.
(SAW--PHYSIOMICAL XMM) (BEFL9MCS)

NIKITIXA. I.?., Imndidat teichnichaskikh nauk.
wo_ . a -0 V. ,~
Sel-Use of Paramnters for composite gear-link mechanisms having
arrestlAg devIces, Trudy KAI n9*7205-72 157, (N1U 10:4)
Nechwdeal movements) (Mehinery, Kinematics of)

SOY/20-1-14-4-61/63
AUTHOR: Nikitina, I. P.
TITLEt Conditional Interoceptive and Exteroceptive Reflexes Under Condi-
tions of Re3tricted Salt Supply to the Orqaniam (Uslovnyye inter-
otseptivnyye i eksterotseptivn~7e rc-fleksy pri ogranichennom post-
uplenii soli v organizm)
PERIODICALt Doklady AV SSSR, 1957, Vol. 114, lir 4, PP- 901 - N3 (USSR)
ABSTRAM Continuint; her works (references 1 - 4, 5, 7) on the internal che-
mical analyzer the author performed investigations under conditions
of an experimentally modified salt-content in the urganism. She

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produced food- and motor-defensive conditional reflexes upon moist-
i 9t

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er,in7 of the mucous membrane of an isolated section of an intesti-
"t
nal loop by a 1 - 1,5 ~a sodium chloride solution and a retardati
)ati
of differentiation upon moistening by WUter. The values of the p
sitive irteroceptive salt-reflexes and the do-retardation of dif-
ferentiation decreased due to an additionnI salt-oupply (rectal
introduction of salt-solution). 'A*his indicates a oodification of
functional state of the internal chemical analyzer. Then the pr
lem of the influence of a reduced supply ol, salt wa3 investiga
t'nr this purpose the following conditional reflexes were worke

SOY/20-1U-4-951/63
Conditional Interoceptive and Extercceptive Reflexes Un~er ~f Res-rict-
ed Salt Supply to the OrGanism
in dogs under the conditions of a chronic experiment in w1iich the
salivary-,.-I-ind diiet wE3 led to the outside and -a section of the
small intestine -Aras isolateds a) interoceptive 9--lt-reflex (as
above) tojether with aoisteninj by water (as differentiation to
it) on the basis of a sup7,ort of nutriment ("pishchevoye pod.cre-
pleniye") ( in the do,,, Millka) and on the basis of a motor defen-
sive reaction (in the dog Nerik), b) exteroceptive optical and
exteroceptive 31cin-reflexes on the basis of the motor defensive
reflex. The latter served for reference. Recorded weret secretJon
of saliva, movements of the hind paw (kinetmato.-raphically) and
the character of respiration. The animals were set to a compara-
tive1j "saltless" diet. The tests showed that marked modifications
of the values of the interoceptive conditional reflexes took place
during this diet (table 1), The interoceptive salt-reflex consi-
derably increased and the differentiation was improved. 2he salt-
less diet at 'he aame time did not influence the exteroceptive
food-reflexes (proof in table 2). The modification of the course
of the interoceptive salt-reflexes lasted during the entire dura-
tion of the saltless diet and after the introduction of a normal
Card 2/4 diet rapidly disap-)eared (tabb 3). The reduction of the salt-eco-

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Conditional Interoceptive and Exteroceptive Reflexes Under Conditions of Restrict-
ed Salt Supply to the Organism
nomy Just as markedly influenced the motor conditional defennive
reflexes. In the control-tests a positive interoceptive signal
caused repeated liftinGs of the paw and a considerable increase
in respiration, the breaths became much more frequentl the diffe-
rentiation was not completel the dog step::ed from one paw on the
other while the breaths only Insignificantly increased (fib-ure 1).
On the third day of the radically restricted salt-supply the corti-
cal analysis of tho interoceptive stimuli was in a characteristic
manner modified: the paw was markedly more often lifted. The dif-
ferentiation was improved, completely attained the "zero" point.
The intensification of the process of retardation nanife3ted it-
self in a subsequent retardation. After the test of a retardation-
-stimulus the posi-civo interoceptive conditional reflex did not
show itself for 12 minutes. '2he exteroceptive reflexes remained
unchanged (fieure 2). In par.,iliel wit1h the tests urine was bio-
chemically invest4r-ated. Durine the saltless diet the salt-con-
tent markedly decreased (from 0,08 to 0,03 - C,C2 Ofo). f~us the
humoral shifts, caused by lack of salt, occur syr--.7-onously with
the disturbances of the intLeroceptive reflexes. There are 2 fi,-ures,
Card 3/4 3 tables, and 7 references, all of which aregddet..

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Conditional Interoceptive -ind Exteroceptive Reflexes Under Conditions of Restrict-
ed Salt Stipply to the Qrjanism
ASSOCIATIONj State University imeni A. A. Zhdanov, Lenin-rad
(Lenin&-radsiciy toqudarstvennyY i~niversitet im. A. A. ZhdLnova)
PRESENTEDt November 14, 1956, by K. M. Bykov, Academician
SUBMITTEDs July 23, 1956
Card 4/4

1aKITINA, I.P.-
FAXteroceptive conditioned reflexes in various saline regimens.
Nerv. sist. no. 2:115-121 160. (MIRA 14:4)
(CONDITIONW RESPONSE) (SALT IN THE BODY)

BMZINA, Marlys, Pavlovna; VASILSVSKAYAp Hata-11ya Yefimovna; AVERBAKHp 51khmil
Solomonovich; VNXZU p Ivan Alskseyendch, dots.; GOLMV9 NikoLky Va-
sillyevich; GULYAYEV9 Pavel Ivanovich; ZHUKM, Yevgraf Koustentinovich;
LATMANIZOVA, LyudmlU Vladimiroma; MAKAROVp Potr Osipovich; 111LITINA,
,4a PavlqMj SPERANSKAYA, Yekaterina Nikolayevna; VAS1L'Y3Vp L.L.pprofet
red.; PSMELIWYA, N.M., red.; PAWADANOVA.'K.G.p red. izd-va; GRIGOR,
CHUK, L.A., tekhn. red.
(Ccinprehensive laboratory mamml of Inuman apd animal pbysiology] Bol'shol.
praktikum po fiziologii cheloveks. i zhivot*kh. Izd.2., ispr. i dop. Mo-
skva, Goo. izd-vo *Vyshaia shkola,N 1961. 674 p. (MIRA 24:8)
(PHYSIOjMT,_1"RATORY MPUALS)

BATUYEV, A.S.; NIKITINA, I.P.; AYRAPETIYANTS, E.Sh., prof., red.
[Handbook for practleal lessons In phyaioloa) Rukovodstvo
k praktichaskim zaniatilam po fiziologil. Pod red. E.Sh.
Airapetliantsa. laningrad, Izd-vo LmLiagr. univ., 1963. 305 p.
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy fisiologii vysshey nervnoy deyatell-
nosti ~eningradskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta im. A.A.
Zhdanova (for Ayrapetlyants).
(PHYSIOLOGY-STUDY AND TEACHIA)

11 P/ J1/11 ~ "I ) P/'',II..)
I
VALLER, R.L.; RIKITINA, I.S.
1khaustive iLtilisation of lead and zinc ores. Met. met. 27 no.1:
4-8 1%. (KIBA 10:9)
1. Gosudaretvannyy institut tevetnykh netallov.
(lead--Metallurgy) (Zinc--Ketallurgy)

I 17- ~e- 4- 0804
Translation from Referati,~ nyy zhurna' Metallurgiya 1958~ Nr 4 V -0 1 USSR
A U THO RS Nikitina 1. S~ Veller. R. L.
TITLE On the Solubil,ty o4 Tungsten and Molybdenum Ac!ds jri Hydro
chloric Ac,d (0 rastvorimosti vol'framovoy i moli1,dt-r;o,-oN-
k-.slot v olyanoy k,.stole)
PERIODICAL 5b. njuchn. 'r Gos n. -i. in-t ts%etn. me, tl)~)- N,
pp 129-1 13
ABSTRACT In order to render niore precise the technical pro( e~- 'ur
sepi;ration of Mo and W in the extraction ot Nio from ~0~t:e-,v
the solubility IS') o' HZW04 and HZM004 in HC1 r -e-, R-ed
The experiments were conducted in chemically pure -ohd a~ d-
The !iolvent employed \A,ds chemically pure HC1 ir. ( on( entra
tions of 400, 2 70, 200, 130, 80, and 40 g/ 9 . The S ot t-,i, li W
the 2 acids was studied severally and jointly. The rves*igeiion~
were run at 20 50 and 70'. The values of the S ot H2MOO, jnd
H2WO in HCI are compared. The investigations deryjop-i'roted r
sharp~ifference in the S of Mo and W acids xher, both e -e p,P
sent in FIC1 at the same time, a fact that may be able to be em
Card 1/1 ployed in processes for separating the-,e metals 0 5
I Tungsten aeLd-Solubilil.y
3 Hydrochloric acid-Applications

TBLLIR, R.Le [deceased]; MXITINA, I.Se; BLINOTA, L.A.
yew techniques fOr--t`r~Oat,,z9--Copper-zInC concentrates. Blul. TSIIN
ts"t. mt. no.9:17-20 158. (KIPA 11W
Okwer-Ketallurgy) (Zinc--Metallurgy)

NIKITINA, I.S.
Tectonics of the northern part of the Central Russian Lowland
based an gravity prospecting data. Geofiz.razved. no.10:44-48
1629 (MIRA 15:12)
(Russian Platform-Zeology Structural)
(Gravity prospecting~

MASLOVSKIY, M.P.; VINOGRADOVA, M.A.; ZABFMHNYY, I.I.; NIKITINA, I.S.;
PARETSKIY, V.N. -I-,-
Fluidized bed drying of dust pulp at the Chiakent 14ad Plant.
Sbor. nauch. trud. Gintavetmeta no.19:367-373 162.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Chimkent-Lead industry)
(Fluidization)

MT~SJICHANIWWA, V.I.; VINOGRADOVA, M.A.; F?ABiCHEVA, L.M.1 BABINA,
NIK.ITI-11-Asl 1.5-.; SYROVZGINA, K.V.; MYZFIIKOV,
Developinp a flnw sheet for the dresnJng of zInr fluorite
ores from the "Voznesenskrr
ye" deposit and detPTmin!ng tne
behavior of fluorine In the process of zinc recovery from
concentrates. Sbor. nauch. trud. Gintsvetmeta no.23,,
165-181 '65. N TR A 18 :12 ',

sov/68-58-;~-5/2p
AUTHORS: Medvedev, K.P., Petropol'skaye, V.L1- and Nikitina K.A.
TITLE. Catalytic Action of Additions of Organic and InorEanic
Substances or. the Behaviour of Sulphur Durinr, the Process
of Coking of Coals (Kataliticheskoye deystviye dobavok
organicheskikh i neorganicheskikh veshchestv na povedenjye
sery v protsesse koksovaniya ugley)
PERIODICAL. Koks i Khimiya, 1958, Ni 8, pp 15 - 18 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Views expressed in the literature on tl-e c~italytic action
of various organic and inorganic addit-Live-fi, to coals on
the evolution of sulphur durin-r cokin~~ C-!-re reviewed. In
order to check the possibility of suet an action,
numerous experiments on cokinC various coals with AIM 3
(Tables 1, 2), Fe20 31 CUC12 (Table 3), LILCO., CaO,
A12031 NH4Cl (Table 4), urea, thiourea, pyridine, aniline,
aniline chloride, heavy pyridine bases, ~-naphrbylamine,
benzidine chloride, phenol, xylols, brovin coal,
hexachlorocyclohexane (Table 5), anthracene oil, iignine
and chlorinated lignin were carried out. The scale of
experiments v.,.,ried from small laboratiry tests to 200
u rdl,,7~ Pilot ple'nt tests' In no case was any improvement in

SGV/68-'?8-8-5/28
uataljtic Action of Additions of Organic and InorCanic Stibc-t,-Incess
on the Behaviour of Sulphur During the Process of UoI:mv of Uoals
the degree of desulphurisation of coke observed. On
consideration of the heterogeneous nature of tl-.e coIcing
process, it is concluded that efforts of various investi-
gators to remove sulphur during coking by "catalytic"
action of various additives will remain unsuccessful.
There are 5 tables and 11 references, 7 of which are
Soviet, 3 German and 1 English.
A",--SOCIATIOv: UIChIIq
1.Coa!--Processing 2. inorganic substances--Cata2,ytic properties
3. 0--gani-_ Materials--,,atalytic,.properties 4. suifur--Gataiysis
d 21 / 2

1-j CY 6,-) - 5 8 -;- 2 /,-1 C
AUTHORS: Medvedev X.P. a , V.,
I , Petropoi'sKay and iNi&itiria, K.A.
TITLE: De-sulphurisation of Coal-- wi-~'-
(Obesserivaniye ugiey molekalyarnym vodorodom)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khim-iya, 1959, Nr 2, pp 5 - 9 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An investigation of the behaviour of pyrites in coal on
interaction with hydrogen at various pressures a-a-l
temperatures is described. The experimental technique
consisted of treating the coal in a rotatinE autociave
with hydrogen either at a constant pressure and various
temperatures or at a constant temperature and v&.rious
pressures. The distribution of sulphur in coal uefore arid
after treatment and the degree of de-sulphu-risati,)n
obtained as well as suiuhur content of coke ob-.b-ned from
treated a-nd untreated cial were ~~oi.parea. 'T-Lree types of
coals G (gas coal), K (coiiin~,. coal') and OS were
tested under the foiiowin~~, experimental COnditl3nS:
pressure of hydr8gen from 1 tc iOC atm anal the temperature
range 100 - 360 C; reaction time - 2 Litirs. Tne
experimental results obtained are shuwr ir-i Tables 1-6.
The behaviour of pyritic sul.-ur in coai 'U under 100 atm
pressure was as follows (Table 1): unaer the influence of
Cardl/5 hydrogen at 100 atm an in,,Tersive decomposition of -,yrite

sov/68-58-2-2/2C
De-sulphurisation of Coals with Molecular hydroEen
begins at 200 0C, i.e., about 150 0C beiow the tempeiature
at which the reaction takes Place in the absence jf cGal.
The transfer of pyritic sulphur into organic is
insignificant at all temperatures ang does not exceed
0.2-0.3%. At temperature 200 - 250 C, ap~roxia-ateij
half the pyritic Rulphur is transformed into s,,-~i-,~hide
sulphur. At 300 C, tl7,e content of sulphide sl~lphur
sharply increases, becoming equal to the theoret~,-F,~Ily
possible according to the reaction: FeS 2 + H2 ~ Fe + H 2S.
This phenomenon is expiained by the fact that at 300 0C
the reduction of metallic oxides by hydrogen takes piace
with the formation of reactive metallic ions wbich tLen
react with hydrogen sulpliide previously evolvea. Thus,
the-totai 0sulphur content )f coal at temperatures
100 250 C decreases and at Ligher temperatures again
increases. The sulphur content of sulphide, organic and
total sulphur in coke from hydrogen-tr"ted.coal decreases
with increasing temperature of hydrogaiiatiou'up to 250 0 C;
the hydrogenation at 30C, 0C is accompanied'with a sharp
increase of all types of sulphur in coke. Thus, the total
Gard2/5 de-sulphuris-ittg effect of mild Y.--rogenation of coal is

SOV/68-58- c- 120
De-sulphurisation of Coals with Molecular Hydrogen
insignificant. Similar experimencs carried out with
coking coal (K) gave similar resulcs except that the
temperature at which an intensive reaction of pyrite
with hydrogen takes place and the temperature at which
a sharp increase in sulBhide silphjr takes place are
respectively 50 and 40 C higher than for gas coal
(Table 2). Total sulphur ccntent 8f the ccai hgdro-
genated at temperatures 200 - 300 C decreSses (up to
47% decrease) but on ~.ydTogenation at 340 C ti-,e total
sulphur content of coai remains the same as in untreated
coal. Sulphur of coke ott~ined -from ccal hydrogenated
at temperatures up to 300 C decrga-ses Iut sulph.i- -:)ntent
of coke from coal treated at 340 1'' -_-_-~-_reases,
even in comparison with coke made frou. the _~ntrea'~ed coal.
The distribution of sui-I'tur in coLce mar,~e from K coal
hydrogenated at various temperatures ~'Tsble 3) ind4ca es
ti.at during the coking of cDal K hy,arctzeriateI, a' 7~' 8
.1 40 C
practically no volatile s!i_,hur i~ -rDll-i,~J ,'at . it
of the initial suiphui 'L.,i re_',a~n.ed in -~&e). T 1~,
experimental results for OS clai (Tat"Lie 4) _-i:11-Aed that
in this coal an iatensiie de~-omposi8ion of ~,,Xrites takes
Card3/5 place at a hiEher temperature (2r~O ) than in F.as aad

13C,7/68-58-2-2/2C
De-sulphurisation of Coals with Molecular Hydrogen
coking coals. Moreover, no sharp increase i- the cDn-ent
of sul#pide sulphur takes place even at 360 ~C-
with increasing hydrogenation temperature the d-wree ~f
desulphurisation increases; on hydro~]enatiori at 'C
about 1.3% of sulphur was removed (initial sulpha-.- 1,.911o)
but the decrease of sulphur content of coke amour--ed only
to 0.4yo, as about 93Yo of the initial suipriur was retained
on coking (as again2t b7~b for untreated coa4. -Ii.e results
of hydrogenation of' coal K at a 6ressure cf i ata. and
various temperatures (1~~O - 340 C) are sL8vyn ii-~ Ta-)Ie 5.
The gecomposition of pyrite begins at 1?0 C ana at
300 C practically all pyrite is decomposed into sui-phide
and hydrogen sulphide. Unlike the hydro6enStion at 100 atm
no increase in the suiphide c8ntent at 340 C takes place.
However, coal treated at ~,+O C and I atm pres-zare ioses
its caking abili8y. The inf'Lueace of press,:-re (1 50 and
100 atm) at 3410 C was studisd on coal K (Table 6~. It
was found that: 1) at 340 C pyrite in coal is decomposed
at any pressure; 2) changes in pressare from I tc 100 atm
have no practical influence on the content of organic
sulphur in coal, thus suiphur-containin~-_, organlc --Lmpaunds
Card4/5 in coking coal are stable under these conditions;

SOV/68-58-2-2/2C
De-sulphurisation of Coals with Molecular Hydrogen
3) with increasing hydrogen pressure, the ajount of
sulphide sulphur in coal increases; at 340 C and lOG atm.
pressure the whole pyritic sulphur is transformed into
sulphide sulphur. Thus, increasing hydrogen pressure leads
to a decrease in the degree of desulphurisation. On the
basis of the results obtained it is concluded that the
method of treatment of coal with hydrogen is not suitable
for decreasing the sulphur content of metallurgical coke.
There are 6 tables and 7 references, 6 of which are Soviet
and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: MIN
Card 5/5

MENEM, K.P.; FETROPOLISKAYA, V.M.; ITIKITIIA, K.A.; KBARIKINA, L.M.
Polyatomic plienols obtained by high-temparature carbonization. Koks
khim. no.10:33-36 162. (,-URA 16:9)
1. Ukrainjkiy uglekhlmicheskiy institut.
(Phenols) (Coke incustry-By-product.,3)

L 18170-63, EWP(q)/BDS/kWT(n) AFFTC/ASD JD
ACCESSION NR-. AP3004231 S/0032163/029/00710805/0805
AUTHORS- -Medvedev, K. P.; Khar'kL9&-_L__.K_-; Petropol'skaya, V. M.; ~ikitina, K.
A.
TITLE: Accelerated method for determination of )germani in coal tar, heavy
coal-tar products, and coal-tar pitch
SOURCE: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 29, no. 7, 1963, 805
TOPIC TAGS: coal tar, pitch, distillation, germanium
ABSTRACT: In the process of coal tar and coal tar pitch distillation practically
IL11 the germanium content is located in nonvolatile products and does not vola-
tilize with the light tar fractions. Consequently, a simple, rapid method for
germanium determination was developed--combustion of samples in porcelain dishes
without recourse to an oxidizing agent. An aliquot of 1-3 gms of tar was placed
in a porcelain dish, covered with a paper filter to prevent spattering, and
heated on sand to remove the light volatile substances. Thereafter the dish
was placed in a furnace at 550C until all the carbon had burned out. The residue
Card 1/ 2

ACCESSION NR: AP3004231
was transferred to a distillation flask by means of 10 ml of 6-n hydrochloric
acid, then the germanium was distilled out as germanium Shlovide.-A The germanium
was determined in a photocolortmeter in the form of a reaction compound with
phenylfluorone. This method is nearly three times faster than the standard
oxidation procedure, and the difference in yield by the two techniques does not
exceed + - 10%, which is within the permissible limits of error.
ASSOCIATION: Ukratnskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy uglekhimtcheskiy tnstitut
tL3=1ntan Scientific Research Institute of Coal Chemistry)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 02Aug63 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: CH HO REP SOV: 001 OTHER: 000
Card 2/2 - -

GRECHUSHKINA, N.N.; NIKITINA, K.A.; ~LABOTNOVA, 1.1,.
Study of the physlology of Mycobacteri = lacticr-' T im s tr a i n
35 as related to the uBa of hydrocarbons. PrikI. b4okhLm. J
mikrobiol. 1 no. 6:627-634 N.-D 165. (MIRA 18!12)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvenny-y u-niversitet imeni Lomonasova,
biologo-pachvennyy fakulltet. Submitted Dec. 2q, 1964.

GRECHUSHKINA, N.N.; NIKITINA K.A.; RABOTNOVA, I.L.
Factors determining oxidation-reduction potential drop in
sporeforming aerobic bacteria cultures. Mikrobiologiia 34
no.2:200.-203 Mr-Ap 165. (KIRA 18:6)
1. Biolngo-pochvennyy fakul I tat 14oskavskogo gosudarstvannogo
universiteta imeni LomonOSOVa.

I K II T T 'ji , K.A. ; Gil . ., ~.. '. N , ,i I . 'I .
Me thods of Lhe 7- - : r
med'a
inchv. no.r):.,.5-49
1. Kafedra
March 15, "Qt".

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1~ 27402-66 EVM
ACC NR# AP6017700
SGURM CoDst UR/0220/65/034/WZ/0200/0203
AUTHMv1.GrGo11tmj7jC1mx~. Ni N~; WdUm., A, L
Rabotnoma, I*---
Kolb _30il Famatlye X06000:
mmsor go
ARG state p9maitar ini me ve LO B1020
-poch"nivyfakill 'tat-, Wall6ilawav
7
-.TITISt,-,--Faotdi-ii.urA4r]l$xg-th* deimeawat this redat OotentlA In aultw~e of EIRM90-:.-~
SOUM: AN SSSR. NikrobiologLya v, 34. w, 2. 1965, 200-203
TOPIC TAGS i1)io r1a, bacteriology, plant wtaboUsm
AIDS In experli"wou'vw LM-Ift-aps ftolllud asientericus, ad*' bivdai,
Was
U6. sum and fto~ eimplexi It was established that the- decrease in t
h~ rK
-2
~,6f, the imidimis duritU
was aosoalqtO with an Increase In the watent of I
" 't~~.bdidtwu
sung Iffied G.? a Mweverv aeration Of the cultur".
_~:also. hi& ecti. AM- 'a deft%OAmd to a-
off 2 gmter extent during culturing
test, twms: thm dwruw in flasks Tho effect of. on could be
aerati
seen most.. Asar-l"y: COM60tiod W1 tM cUlturing,'of &c. ~ Mmentericus, an a
dulcit
41 a# conatlaw JA which reducift substamse are not
r% Was
lower wbAU Sao. aft4atericus, wm cultured In test tubme
use, thwasration,fte.1sam effectiveo Aw bacteria-cf-tbe group
on: I n6amy -4L greater effect on the
the formation at
Y~
0 sits, has: A fig1j"is
IMArC -,OM RgFt~ 01A
SM. D=s -
cc

KISIM. ?.ff.; BUZINI. P.A.; NIKITIMA, K.I.
Immunologic analysis of the state of Increased resistance of the
organism to ionizing irradiations. Med.rad. 1 no.1:43-49 Ja-F 156.
(KIRA 9 -.9)
1. Is baktario-earologicheakoy laboratort'. (zov.-prof. P.M.Kinslev)
TSentrallnogo nauchno-teeledovatellskogo rentgano-radiologichookogo
Instituta Kinisterstva sdravookhranendLya SSSR (dir.-prof.
H.H.Pobadinskiy)
(RADIATIONS. effects
Ionizing, Increased resist. of animals to repeated
irradiations (Rua))

MIKI-TINA, K.I., vrach-ekspert
Amount of chlorine in the blood and urine in chronic nonspecific
pneumonia; preliminary communication. Trudy LINTIN 2.-158-162
'59. (MM 13:7)
(PqwMxU) (ammnm)

KMLIVITSKAYA, H.I., prof.;_PIKITIVAj, K.I., v-rach-ekspert; MAGARIL,
M.Yu., kand.wed.nauk
Work capacity in elderly and senile hypertension patients. 111mdy
LIETIN no,092-99 160, (MIRA l6s2)
(GERIATRICS) (HYPERTENSION) (DISABILITY EVALUATION)

KHVILIVITSXAYA, M.I., prof.; JNIKITINA, Kj,,, v-rach-ekspert,
KAGARIL, V.Yu.,1 kA,,fl.med.nauk
Characteriattes of the clinical manifestations of h7pertension
inAjU9r17 and senile persons. Trudy LIETIN no-4:100-112 160.
(MIRA 16s2)
(GERIATRICS) (HYPERTENSION)

KISELEVP P.E.; SIVERTSEVA, V.N.;JqKTTTVA, K.I.
Detoxication disorders of the body in radiation sickness. Ned.
rad. 6 no-4:41-48 161. (MIRA 14:12)
(RADIATIOV SICIUMS) (TOnNS AND AKTITOXUa)

ri -t-

K ISEELEV, P N. ; NIK IT-,' . 11 ~ ~: rll~Ai , ..,.
~ I ... I I I .. -1 -( .!; -
Significance of format'~n of ant-endotox-ins agains-
Coli in the trvc;:..Lion of hemorrhaFic sr-drome in rarj'.atior. sicfr.~ss.
Radiobiolcgiia ~ po.l:?7-92 165.
1. Mentrallnyy n7iic~,no--issl-edovete',Isk,~y instit-it medl~tsjnskoy
radiologii Manisterstva zdravDokhraneniya SSSR, Moskva.

jj*j,j, ; -of,; ,' 10.
41 *J~ 0 rJ-adsbiy rauchnyy fjotrudmik
("hnnictf.rIstirx of ~r.;Jfaotatisnrj r~--f ati-xrc-
m-lo,-orilt, L,- ell-der!y ar;c'. cm 1.1o 7:,,.Jy LL'~-"
".' 12--::2-2 2 6/, .
IWILcou of the -Pcrl!A-r.6 capacity ard clIx--ewarlat-Jen of work
orp-Lrdration for oldm*ly wd midlc parsono AQ atharoaclcr(~aiv
of .tho co;-onar-I artariese Ibic!.:423~'28 (Ilim 19:1)

USSR/Cul"U'-ivated Plonts. I'LeclicLial? Oleagincu:32
anr~ Poisonou~ Plantl-.
Abs Jeur Ref z".1-im-Biol., Co 15, 1~507
Aut hc) r NL~Atin L~ 11
Inst t I t o- Sovi Trad.:.
T i t 1 The Phy-t'-,ocidal .'~a7(j-perties othe Antoncv.'-,a
Applr~.
Orig Pub : Sb. rabot. Leningrad. in-t. sov. torr;.ovl~.,
19579 Yo 117 -11,-49
Abstr,ict : On thc- 2-.'ieory''hat natu~-al nh,-,,tocid.,-1 ability
ivoroves the tardiness o~ 'i-,iits a,i, vqetabl-~s
the Leningrad Ins'U-it,~.'U-e of
Soviet '2rade tested the phy-tocidal actiV..1-ty (,-f
t--.,o o-. apn1es stc-
ni,,(~ ~Ocing accc-un'. ~nv--
C arc! 1/2
lq,~

STROYEVAg O.G.; NIKITIVA, L.A.
Nuclear transfer in amphibians and its significance in studying the
problem of differentiation. Zhur. ob. biol. 21 no.5035-336 3-0 160.
(KM 13:9)
1. Institute of Animal Morphologyp Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
Moscow.
(OVUM) (CELL NUCLEI-TRANSPLANTATION)

ai,~~ rep.* a remen t,
ns t -~n
L,~ t

F Y 1 1; C
t.si,-,g the mevod of
anci nafniu...

GEN 1~ HI, I . 1'. , Y '.. T. ii : K -:- ~-A, I. A.
Sp~c ~ra :-,ii, ~ 'Fir ' r-- %.a-r- cf r'
Rpport 7r, I t~ crr- of I I-: 7.e --:.y-z
chlo r '-,a flrl~! I or /v. A N T-.kh I m. ml
166.
c'-3

Nam: N=INA, L. P.
Dissertation: Problem of the microbiology cf the henorrhagic aepticezia
pathogen and ita differentiation fram the cauBative agen"
of plague
Degree:
Defense Date, PrIace:
Source:
CaDd Med 3ci
Min Health USSR, State Sci Res Inst of Micz-obiology an(j
Epidemiology of the Southeastern USSR
1956, Samtov
Knizhnaya Letopis', No 2, 11057

'-'~FRVINSKIIY, K.A., -;~,?;C,V ; ~,i, '.. f r "
Some ea -." , -, ,, : :. ~ Ir. ~ :;" T,-.,~v !..
I - c ,
Khlm. P-,c.7:, .-~, - I- ~~ (~ 1. , ki -- . - ;.

F I LINOV , G.1'. ; NIK; l':NA , -.A.; -, 7 ; (IV , A.f'.
"roduclon of carbon b*a~-k extended butad~er.,--sL* n bber.
" J. I yr ~ r~u
Kauch. i rez. 23 nc.9:1-4 3 164.
OVIRA i'7: 1. ' 11
1. Voronezhakiy f! 1 ial '.':iesoyuzroVo riauchno- iss ledova to I 'skogo
instituta ~1inteti.-.-LeskcF7,o kauchuka im. ~-.V. ERbecleva.

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TIT mara: crA ore
ti of butadi I ene rubb with carbon black

-TOPIC-TAQB.-:-%- 'rubb 6r~ buti(1166 er
a- -it~*66~itbb --~c Vabk,: fillerf -latex
-:vIsc%i ty, Leykandl. Nekall Daksad' 3, IM" cubdii black
~Si --r6sin op, Vulkan
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Daksad 11 and Nekallj
ABSTRAC To.: The 431146t of s uh
o ro sin -Lykahol
a
a of carbon
-as i Pe'ratur -the allmlinity ofthe.medium and the concentratio
-ma6k
- on tfiolucosity sM stability of carbon'black dispersions was investigaW, Using
,
Nekal (99. 8%), Daksad 11, 9nd
MiAF type darbofi black (Vulkan. 3), -Leykavol- (32. 0
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potaostulu,soaps.oUsafti bydrogenated and disproportionated rosin In the form of aqueou
of the -correpponding- rosin with KOII at 80C.
Whei the v1scositrof caxftn black dispersion was -Plotted against.the - amount Of
the

nd tem, (see Fig. I in the Ettolosttra)s
It was foud W the a bps~g
stabilizer. perabare
effect of -rown~so-!tp-s
to Ukat of Daksad U,tmd Leykanol,
tquivaleAt'
WiprictictLUy
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NIKITINA, L.A.
Transplantation of nuclo! from tne ectuderm ancl neural rudiment
of developing embryos in Buro bufo, i~ana arvalis and hana temporaria
i-nto enucleated eggs of the same s~~ecies. DokI. AN SSSR 156 no.6:
1468-1471 Jo 164, (IMMA 17:8)
1. Institut morfologit zhivatnykn imani A.% S3V(-,:-tsc,,,ia AN 333H.
Predstavlono akudamIkom A,N. BaKuievym.