SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHCHERBOV, D.P. - SHCHERITSA, S.T.

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AUTHOR: ShcherbovY D. P.
TITLE: Eleventh conference on luminescence
SCURCE: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 29, no. 6, 1961 767-768
TOPIC TAGS: luminescence, molecular luminescence, luminescent analysis,
fluorescence, lumogen, luminescent stain
.ABSTRACT: The conference took place September 10-15, 1962 in Minsk and was,
devoted to molecular luminescence and luminescent anallysis. Three hundred and
severr'by delegates, representing over 100 organimtions, took part; the number of
papers amounted to 180, of which 60 dealt with analytical -Droblems.. Sectional
sessions were devoted to the theory of luminescence, optical generation, the.
triplet stmte, the relation of fluorescence to molecular structure, the effect of
solvents and association of molecules on luminescence, the study of luminescence
-Dollski-y.Effect), of inorganic compounds, of films and
0-i' frozen solutions (the Sk
polymers, chlorophyll, molecular crystals of organic compounds, etc. At the
analytical section papers were read on the determination of magnesium, copper,
ureurdum and europium, and on the application of fluorescent analysis in the rare
metals industry and in the ol J, rubber, and synthetic fiber industry. A nimfoer
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of reports were devoted to uses of the luminescent technique in the location of
defects, to luminescent analysis instruments, and to the search for new luminescent
reagents as wen as to fluorimetric properties of rhodamine mete-Uic ccmolexes.
The importeance'of coordination among the organizations engaged in luminescence
research was stressed, especially in the field of new luminescent equipment and
lumogens. The need for monographs and textbooks on luminescence was emphasized.
The publication of a list of Soviet luminescent materials Vas recommended. The
~ conference was scheduled for 1964:.
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AUTHORS: Ivankova, A. I.; SLherbov, 1). P.
TITLE: Fluorometric determination of rhenium in ores by means of rhodamine 6zh
SO,-URG:j-;s Zavodskaya. laboraLoriya, v. 29, noel, 1963, 787-789
TOPIC TAGS: rhenium~ rhodamine, fluorpinotria determination, fusion, MgO, Re
ABSVIUCT.- A weighed sample of the ore is mixed in a porcelain crucible with 3 gm I
MgO and 0.1 gm potassium permargaaate, then heated in a furnace to 650-700C and
held there for 2 hours. The cooled, fused mass is extracted with water, transr.
ferred into a flask containing 10 ml of,10-normal sulfuric' acid, then diluted
with waLer to the 100-m1 mark. A 25-ml portion is transferred to a sep~ratory
funnal, to which I ml of a 0.1% rhodamine solution is added. After mixing and
adding 6 ml of benzene the mixture is.shaken,.aliowed to separate, an&ihe
fluorescence of the benzene layer determined,(the maximum being located in thf,'
555-560 rn region). 1b was found that mercury caused the most interference,
,although its fluorescence was 100 times weaker. Chromates, permancranates, and
tungstates weaken the fluorescence of rhenium, and for this reason their admixture
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':is allowable only up to 100 microgrl-ma for the first two and up to 200 micrograms-1
;'for the tungstate3. Antimony and uranium (when present in quantities of 5-10 m-)
!raise the fluorescence of 5 micrograms rhenium by 30-40%. The submitted method
;allows the determination in ores of from I to 30 Micrograms of rhenium. Orig.
ffgures and 2 tables.
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AUTHOR: Shcheebov, D.P
TITLE: Conference on luminescence
$OURU^'Z-. Zavadskaya laboratoriya, v. 30,. no-a 12,- 1964,_15?_5_115~6
TOPIC.TAGS: luminescence theory% conferenc(i report- Oomplex QrGanic*moleculo,
ch~-miluminescence, organic phosphor, rare earth fluorescence,-luminescence-
application, fluorometric analysis, inorganic analysis,.fluorometdr
AMT AO 0
RI T:The Thirteenth Confere6ce n 'Lumineseency -was held -in Kharl koV on
25 June-1 July 1964 undeir--the joint sponsoiship'of Ahe Sciemti:EajQ;o4nci1 on..~
Luminescence of the Academy-of Sc ienaes SSSR, th e- AlT-U-nilon Saencwic
_-___Xe_search Institut7 of -Single Crystals and the Phy ' otechnical Institute of
Low Temperatures of the Academy 6f Sciences UkrSSR R.epresentatives-
of 108 organizations from 39 cities attended the presentation of 253 papers.
The following subjects were discussed: the theory of the luminescence of
complex organic molecules, in the solid state, in solutions, and in the
vapor state (80 papers); chemiluminescence and its applications; synthesis
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and applications. of organic phosphors; Auprescenc of uranium compounds
and or complexes of the rare--~earth practical applications of
elements.
luminescence in medicine, microbiology, and some other fields; and
fluorometric analysis (about 60 papers), in the fluorometric analysis sec-
tion, the following papers were the most important. About.30 papers 'were
presented on analytical applications of the Shpoll skiy effect; About 10 papers.
on potential analytical applications of various fluorescence phenomena; and
5 papers, on fluorometric equipment including demonstrations of the FAC-1
fluorometer-absorptiometer, the FO-1 fluorometer objective, and a univer-
sal ultraviolet illuminator for visual observation.
'Ke. A~ Bozhevoll nov reviewed the progress in the fluorometric
analysis of inorganic substances. M. A. Tishch6nko, " 1. Kononenko and
_11T. S. PolnektoX_reported on the flZo-rometric determination of small quanti-
ties of dysprosium and terbium as complexes with pyrazolone derivatives.
L T, Kononenko, R. A. Viticun, M. P. Nikonova, and IN, 'S.-Polnekt&V re-
sented a paper on the fluorometric determination of small quantities of
europium and samarium as complexes with phenanthroline and thenoyltri-
fluoroacetone in benzene solution. Ye. A. Bozhevol"nov and 0. A. Fak-e-
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,feva reported on the determination of manganese as crystal phosphors.
A. P. Golovina, 1. M. Gibalo, 4 V. Levshin, and Yu. A....Mitsell discussed
the determination of indium and tantalum in high. purity materigFusing
rhodal-nines. A paper on the fluorometric determination without reagents: of
bismuth and lead in hydrochloric frozen solutions was given by Ye. ~ A. Bozh__
evoll nov and Ye. A. Solovl yev. D. P. Shcherbov, A. I. Ivankova, -and
S!__ A. Voinov reported on the determination without reagents of thalUuml.-
using 254 44 spectral line of Hg for excitation.
The insufficient number of papers on r6dioluininescence and the.ab-
sence of papers on laser-excited luminescence were noted. In. its' resolution
the Conference emphasized the necessity of increasing the inves.tigation of
the theory and applications of luminescence.
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!AUTHORS.' Matveyetz, M. A.;. Sbaberbov, D.-
ITITLE: Comparison of the sensitivity of the fluorescent and
!photometric determination of gallium by means of rbodamine C
SOURCE* Zburnal.prikladnoy spek0oskopii, v. .20 no. 2 1965P
111-114
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ITOPIC TAGS: gallium, quantitative analysis, analysis sensitivity,
Ifluorescence brightness, benzene extract, optical density, colorlmet-
Iri-c analysis
AJ~STRACT: The puxpose of the investigation was to compare various*-':~ -
Imethods of determining gallium under-.unifi6d conditions and.:to
lish what gallium content is preferable for use in a particular test
Ivariant. The investigation consisted of plotting the absorption and.
iemission spectra of a colored gallium complex with rbodamifie C,.plot-I
Iting calibration curves for.its fluorescence and photometric deter--~:T
Imination with various instruments, and calculating the molar coeff
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cient of extinction at various wavelengths. The absorption spectra.
of the benzene extracts of the gallium complexiwere determined with
spectrophotometers, while the fluorescent spe'atrum was obtained with:
a double monocbromator. The fluorescent brightness of the solutions
was measured with a c6mbined fluorimeter.and absorption meter (type.
FAS-1) and with an objective fluorimeter. Optical density was meas
The concentration limits for t
ured with a photocolorimeter. he photon
metry of gallium with various instruments are tabulated. The resul
show that. for an effective batch of 0.1 0.2 g, a colorimetric analy.
sis is advantageous if the gallium content is larger than.0.001 per
cent; at smaller contents (to 0.0001:per-cent), the gallium determin-
~ation should be completed by a fluorescence procedure. Original
article has: 4 figures and 1 table
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DANILOVA, Galina Nikolayevna; FILATKIN, Vladimir Nikolayevich;
CORNAYA, Roza Grigorlyovna; SEGIMMOV,.Mark Go.nnadiyevich;
Prinimali uchastiye: BUGHKO, N.A.; VASIKOV, Ye.T., inzh.;
CHICHKOV P H.V., red.; GRGMOV, A.S., tekhr. red.
[Collection of problemsand calculations on heat transmission]
Sbornik zadach i raschetov po teploperedache. By G.N.Danilava
i dr. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo torg. lit-ry, 1961. 2W p.
(KIRA 15:1)
(Heat transinission)

0111CHERBOVIP N. A.
3~wine
Success of a progressive swineher~d on the "Chervonyi Udarnik" Collective Farm.
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Sots. z~iiv 14 no. 9, 1952 -
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Librai-y of Congress, December 1952. Unclassified.

IlThe SYstem of Group Maintenance of Swine in the Li,---It of Ilichurin's BioloQr and
.Z,!-.11 Dr A= Sci, 'loscow A~-r`cultural AcaderV imeni K. A. TiminTazev,
Pa-,.-lov'3 Physi olo~ ~, -I
HL-isk, 195, . (Rzlll~Mol, No Apr 55)
SO: Sun. No. 704, 2 Ifov 55 Siu-vey of Scientific and Tecluiical Dissertations Defended
at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (16).

)i'. wich
a "'ntonovich (grist of Animal Pusbandry of Acad Sci ~3Sa) Acader-d-c
Ae~ree of Doctor of Agricliltiji-al. Sciences, based on his eefense, 21 Februai~, 1955,
'.: C
-;!i the Council of' f.ie "',osrow Order of Lenin Agricultural Acad ineni Tirdri az;mv, of
o,' Gr )up Care of ~Iogs in. ',h
Light of
Acade-ic Derree if D,)Aor
for thc
S-) T-t.,1!].].eten' YiniF+.erstva 'Tysslrego -7)~~razovaniya List, No. Fe,~r;-:ary 1)56
-f tr'lle ~fgher Uerf-ification C-Om-T~is~:ion U)nce~rning Academdc Degrees
:3-IT -it les.

OV
SHCILRRB)~,N.A.
lactation In sows and its variability, Veetsi AN BSSR no.5:
43-59 S-0 '55. (9MA 8:9)
1. Kandydat sel'skagaspadarchykh navuk
(Sows)

USSR / Farm 11nimals. Swine. Q-4
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 14, 1958, No 64516
Author :Shcherbov,_L._A,_
Inst :Not given
Title :Group 1.1anagement of Nursing Sows, with Piglets.
OrIg Pub :Svinovndstvo, 19157, No. 5, 16-18
Abstract :No abstract.
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SHCEDMOV, Nikita Antonovich, doktor sell c-kokhozyavetvennykh nauk,;
IRAXITINA, Ye. D., red.; GUREVICH, M.M., tekhn. red.
[How to organize group management of swine] Kakc organizovat'
gruppovoe soderzhanie svinei. Moskva, Gos. i--d-vo sellkboz.'
lit-ry, 1958. 107 P. (MIRA 11:).J)
(swine)

SHCBXRBOV, N.A., prof., doktor sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk.
Group Bystem of keeping Buckling sows with baby pigs. Zhivotnovodetvo
20 no.6:15-20 Je 158. (MIRA 11:6)
(Swine)

SHQHERBOV, N., doktor sellskokhozyaystvennykh rauk
I . ~. ~ ~- W~--
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Group maintenance of sowB. Nauka i pered. op v sellkhoz 9 no.5:
26-29 147 '59. (MIRA 12:8)
(SOWB)

SHCHERBOV, Nikita 'Antomovich, prof.; MAGON, E.E... red.; BARANOVA,
L.G.. tekbn. red.
[Keeping suckling sows with baby pigs in groups]Gruppovoe so-
derzhanie podsosnykh matok s porosiatam-i. Leningrad, Sellkhoz-
izdat, 1962. 78 p. (MA 15:11)
(swine)

1. SHCHERBOVA. A. I.; PAVLOVICH, V. P.
2. USSR (600)
4. Crimea - Potatoes
7. "Two-crop cultivation of potatoes in Crimea." Reviewed by A. I. Shcherbova,
V. P. Pa~lovich. Sad i og. no.10, 1952
9. Monthlv List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, JanuarY -1953. Unclassified.

RAZORENOVA, V.A.; SHCHERBOVA, Ye.N.
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Preventive use of cysteamine and cysteinamine in acute radiation
sickness. Med.rad. 6 no.3:11-14 161. (MIRA 10,5)
(ETHYLAMIIIE) (RADIATION PROTECTION)

GRUZDEV, G.P.; FEDOTOVA, M.I.; Sfl_q.HE]jaOVA,-Xe.N.
On some mechanisms of bone T..,arrow destniction in c-am--,.a-
irradiated rat3. Radiobiologiia 3 no-3-389-392 63.
IIMXR-k 17?2)

DAVYDOVA, S.A.; SHCH&REC,741., Ye.M.
Use of diazoline in experimental acute radiation sicImess.
Pat. fiziol. i eksp. Lemp. 7 no.6:72 11-D 163.
(MIRA 17:7)

ACCESSION NR: AT4044486 S/0000/64/000/000/0029/0034
AUTHOR: Gruzdev, G.T., Fedotova, M.I., Shcherbova,_.:Ye._,N.
TITLE: Disruption of the processes of bone marrow regeneration
SOURCE: Vosstanovitel'ny*ye protsessy* pri radiatsionny*kh porazhenlyakh (Recovery
from radiation injuries); sbornik statey. Moscow, Atomizdat, 1964, 29-34
TOPIC TAGS: radiation sick3iess, hematopoicsis, bone marrow, bone marrow
regeneration, mitosis, chromosome aberration
A13STRACT: Tile cellularity, mitotic index and chromosomal aberrations i%Ahe bone
niarrow were studied ;n male Wistar rats, irradiated ~ -rays from Co in doses
of 1,50, 400, 750 and 5000 r at an intensity of 290 r/minute. 'nie results showed marked
changes in Lhe quaJity and quantity of actively dividing cells. These changes were es-
pecially acute in the first fe%v hours after irradiation. With an increase in the radiation
dose, thero was an increase in both depression of cell division and the level of chromo-
sonial aberrations. There waa an exponential decrease in the number of cells in the Y
bone marrow, starting 7 hours after irradiation with a dose of 5000 r and continuing
until death,, thero was also complete suppression of cell division at that dose. At doses
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of 400 and 750 r, the same decrease in collularity was observed, although there was
fairly active cell division. The authors conclude that all types and maturation stages
oil bone marrow cells are equally susceptible to radiation, --and that the prevention of
bone marrow regeneration is due mainly to qualitative disruption of cell division, as
expressed by chromosomal aberrations. On the basis of further analysis, the authors
divide the dynamics of chromosomal aberrations into 3 phas"gardless of the
irradiation dose. The first or plateau phase lasts about 18-N hours. The next phase
involves a sharp decrease In chromosomal aberrations lastifig 48 hours, followed by a
prolonged "tail". Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
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AUTHORS: Gruzdev, G.P., YeVseyeva, N.K., Rozhdestvenslciy,
L.M., Fedotova, I.I.I. and Shcherbova. Ye-.N.
TITLE: Disturbance of cell regeneration in the bone marroV'.-
of rats expoced to ionizing radiation
PERIODICAL: Meditsinskaya radiologiya, V. 81 no. 2, 1963, 35-41
MCT: The above problem was studied in view of lack of
publications concerned with the effect o-E radiation on the bone mar-
row. The animals were exposed to whole-body T -irradiation at 305
r/min, the total dose being 400 r. The rats were then decapitated
on the Ist, 3rd,,5thj' 7th, 9th, 15th, 20th and 30th day after l*rTa-.
diation and the mitotic index- the development of chromosome obser-
vations? the total coritent of Vmycloid cells and individual cellular
regenerations in the bone marrow were measured. The mitotic-index,
f ell slaarply on the Ist day and then rose rapidly to a maximmu on,
the 7th day; a second shallow minimum on the 15th day was then fol
lowed by a gradual rise. The number of cells of the bone marrow.-
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was not however fully related to the above changes. Chromosome
aberrationG rorc sharply on the lst day after irradiation and then
rapidly decreased, with a slight maximum on the 7th day. The Viito_.'-
tic activity of erithropoietic calls showed a sharp rise from the
3rd day af ter dosinty, indicating regeneration . of these cells. . it
is concluded that the myeloid cells of the bone marrow, vihich divi~-'~
ded i.rit'CL manife station of chromosome abernations, gave rise to non-,,
"Viable daughter cells and perished rapidly. There are I figure a~
3 tables.
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AMIMRs Gruzdev, G. Pe; Fedotava, 1. I*_1 Shcherboya, Teo &
TITIEs Certain regularities in marrowwasting in rats injured by gamma radia+.U
SOURCE: Radiobiologiya, v- 3, no, 3'. 1963., 389-392
TOPIC TAGS: marrow wasting, radiation sickness., quantitative marrow cell count
ABSTRACT: Little is known about the wasting process of blood-forming tissue., es-
pecially marrow~ in radiation sickness* This study differs from others because it
uses a quantitative marrow cell count method to measure wasting. Mttte rats were
exposed to a cobalt gamma source in doses of 150, 400s 750, and 5,000 r& Dose power
was 290-302 r/min. After exposure marrow cell counts at the hip were made at regu-
lar intervals from .5 hr to 72 hrs. Results are summarized in Figs. 1 and 2.
Ma=ow wasting., it was-found., can be divided into three phases* The first phase
lasts 4 hrs and the number of cells does not change. The second phase lasts 2-3
hrs and the number of cells decreases depending on radiation dose (in the range
from 400 to 5.,000 r the dependence can be expressed by a power function)* The
third phase has a duration depending on radiation dose and the number of cells also
decreases according to the same power function except for the 150 r dose* For
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small dose radiation (150-400 r) the second phase is most important because 52% to
77% of the total decrease in nmmber of cells takes place. For large dose radiation
(750-5,000 r) the second and third phases are of nearly equal importance because de-
crease in the number of cells is about 51% to 60% in th6 second phase and 1+9% to
40% in the third phase* Orige art* bass 2 figures, 4 formulas*
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kU TIT, OR - Shcherbo7ich, L. F.
TITTLE- Short re7ieyr of the apparatus used abroad for laboratory
:::easurements of the magnetic properties of rocks
PF-HODICAL: Referativriyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 10, 19161, 5,
abstract 10A59 (Inform. sb. Vses. n.-i. geol. in-t'
no. 34.. 1960, 125-132)
TEXT: kn astatic ma.r-netometer with susDended Helmholtz coils, a SUS-
pension-type astatic maCnetometer, a resonance astatic maGnetometer, a
rock-Genera-tor, Amterican and Hlan~;arian comparators, and equipment for the
petro-r-agnetic analysis of the composition and structure of rocks are
briefly described. Information is Civen about the sensitivity and preci-
sion of -pparatus. fAbstracter's note: Complete translation.-7
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SHCW_RBOVICII, L, F.
Using geophysical prospecting methods in geological surveying
on a medium scale in some capitalist countries. Inform.sbor.
VSEGEI no.45:137-145 161. (1,"IRL 14 - 12)
(Prospecting-Geophysical methods)

I~EC
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u2ing Ti-.agnetic an*d grai-LLy prospecting in geological surveying
an 1.72.0,000 and 1:25000 scales in the Lake Ladoga region.
1r-fon,,sbor.VSE,GZ4I no.'6:15-27 161. (MIRA 14*12)
(I.,idoga, Lake rE,;-,i-on-Prospecting-Geoptlysica1 methrds)
(Ladoga - !,icn-Geology-Maps)

RAUZER-CHF.MIOUSOVA, D.M.; SHCURBOVICH, S.F.
Schwagerine, beds in the central part of the Russian Platform.
Trudy GIN no-11:3-56 158. (MIRA. lltg
1. Genlogichaskiy inRtitut AN SSSR.
(Runsian Platform--Paleontology)

GARETSKIY, R.G.; KONC~NMTAJ, I.B.;-SHCHMOVICH,?-S-F,
Upper Carboniferous and Lower Permian sediments in the southern
periclinal trough of the Urals in the region of the Kokpekty anti-
cline. Biul. MOIP. Otd.geol. 38 no.ls74-93 Ja-F 163. (MIRA 16:5)
(Ural Mountains--Geology, Stratigraphic)

~'ff; H [I S. F.
- ~; vlWolac-li)
Genus Cirlentoshwagerina A.M.-Maclay, 19',,5. VOP. raikropaleont.
no. 8: 57 - 59 '64. (MIRA -18:5)
1. Geologicheskiy institut AN SSSR.

~~m(LoVA, A.N.; HENSH, F.P.; GIROZELOVA, L.P.; LCBR'I',K110TC"IA, S.V.; Ke',U-'YKOVA,
M.A.; HIFOEVA, G.D.; LEBEDEVA, N.S.; MIKLUKUL-MAKLAY, A.D.;
RAUZIER-flHEIRrIOUSOVAI D.M.; SHCHERBOITICH, S.F.
Revision of t1he taxononV of the genus Schwagerina and genera
close to it. Vop. rukropaleont. no.8:60-75 164.
(mIU. 18- 5)

S/119./63/000/003/008/010,
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AJJTFIOR: Shcherbovskly, Yu. Z.
TITLE: The use of type 3nA -13 (EPD.;-12) potentiometer -for
programmed control o.-ff temperature
PERIODICAL: ilriborostroyeniye, no. 3, 1963, 20
TM(T: A short description of a photo-transducer which is
the follow-up element of the electronic potentiometer type &PD-12.
or
The photo resistive element constitutes one arm of a bridge. r
pro--rammed control a diagram, corresponding to the given programme
Li
of temperature variation, is inserted in front of the photo resis-
tive pick-up and any unbalance of the bridge resulting from the dev-1
iation from the given curve is amplified and applied,to the relay
controlling the heating element. The above type of electronic pot-.1
entiorcieter, with additional switching arrangements, was used succesd.-w
fully for the control of a six-zoue electric furnace. There are 3
figures.
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KUDRYASH~-,V, L.I., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; SHCREBRAYEVI Ye.V., inzh.
Designing a heating panel by the method of equivalent cylindrical
walls. Sbor. nauch. trud. Kuib. indus. inst. no.8:207-210 '69.
(MIRA 14:7)
(Thermodynamics) (IL,-diant heating)

SHCHERBSKOV V.S., inzhener; ARRIS60N,V.Ya., kandidat tekhnicheskikh
nauK
Standard series of automatic instruments used in air condition-
ing control systems. Standartizatsiia no.6:53-60 N-D'54.
(Air conditioning) (Thermostat) (MLRA 8-:10)

SHCHKRUjKF,'i, A. Ya.; SMI21OV, A.I,
Comparative characteristics of bream in lower Southern Bug and
Dir.4-eper Rivers, Gidrobiol. zhur. 1 no. 6-243-49 765
(MIRA 19:1)
1, Institut gidrobiologii AN UkrSSR, Kiyev,

SliGM9H3uKali- S r a r..,timofeyevich. inzhener; VLri,'?, V.V., inzhe-~-,r,
-- -,.I a a tor; Huli:, Ye.&'I., tek-inniclieskiy redaktor
[Orge-iizing quick repairs of locomotives; practice of the advaa,~ad
depota of the lioi-tn Gaucasian railroad] Organizatsiia oromyvochnogo
remonta parovozov; opyt peredovyiich depo Severo-KavIkazakoi zh,a.
Mos;cva, Gos.tninsp.zhel-dor. 17d-vo, 195h. 39 p. kMLFtA 10:13)
(Locomoti-.,~!s--Maintenanca aryi repgir)

~'JLGZHENIKINAP L.V.; SlIGHERBUKIIIN, V.D.; STEPANENKO, B.N.
Studying eremuran and mannan from salep by infrared spsectro-
scopy. Dokl. AN SSSR 153 no.4:96G-963 D 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut biokhimii im. A.N. Bakha AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom A.I. Oparinym.

Iv.
a I na A?: S S S
4- a :rLa e:- stavicn.D
u a

1'. 3 Lu F, "MS KA Y, , 13
I Spe~:4.ra of iaerose and isomalto,ze synth~---
;-olioiose, n .
by enzymes from animal and human tissues. Dokl. A14 SSSR
159 no.l,-9131-933 D 161, (KIRA 18,zl)
1. Tnstitut biolcgicheskoy JIL rred-i tainskoy kh.Lmli ART SSSR i
'r,.- I
~
t-itut binkhimii -*meni A.N. Bakha AN SSSR. Predstavienc,
ak-ademikom A.r. Crtparlnymo

illl CA J.Pl

STEPANENKO, B.N.; SHCHERBUKHINA, N.K.
Chemical nature of so-called salep mannan. Dokl. AN SSSR 151
no.4:967-970 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Institut biokhimii im. A.N.Bakha AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom A.I.Oparinym.
(Mannans)

STZPlii"LPift:.) h.N.~ briGHERBUHINA, N.i~.
SLIAY of so-cali-ed Isalep-zannanu. B -L o k 1, i'l I, I a -I-, 1~ n o . I ;
41-446 Ja-F 16Z,. (MITIA 18!12)
1. biokhinil imuni A.N. Bakha ANSSSH, Moskva.
S-,-,Witted March 2, 1963.

sll FA~ -3..
CT-army::'..

AiANAS'YEVA, Ye.M.; SHCHERBUKEN, SHERBUKHIN, V.D.; STEFANENK%',,
Polysaccharides in the roots of various Ere.-urus spe-cies
during different periods of vegetation. Prikl. biokhim. i
mikrobiol. 1 no.2:198-205' Mr-Ap 165.
(mi,qA 18!11)
1. Institut biokhimii imeni A.N.Bakha AN SSMY Moskva.

B-IZYAKOV, F.Ye.; B,13IN, B.N.; BALI, V.; BOROVKOV, P.E.; VOY7-jVODll;, I.N.;
j7,l,-,v I CH, ~!Jl' ; -10-?3 IT:; 107 1, P. -1. ; 1:012"OV, -'.S. ; K-~-LA-14T-!LTIOVA' M.V.
KASHIRSKIY, A.Yq.; L-7-:S'=PKIN, A.F.; L3-fl-
CH3VSKIY, M.A.; LOP.,t"Ill, S.Z.; MI-RSKIY, V.N.; PODSW-~LOV, Y.N.;
SOBOTINA, V.P.; TAfl'.llSIYC'iTJK, N.P.; FEDOTOV, S.D.; FISENEO, K.11.;
ELIKIND, I.G.; BOVIN, S.S.; VASIL"&V, L.T.; DRIITKOV, V.D.; DALE-
CHIN, N.I.; DADAGOV, I.A.; YE11MOSHINA, V.I.; ZHUKOV, I.V.; ZIMIN,
D.A.; IVANNIKOV, A.Ya.; KOVALEV, M.K.; LUGAKOVSKIY, N.L.; NALEVSKIY,
A.F.; SS'--Uv.Zi-MIKOV, V.K.; SEMIG&ISOV, M.D.; SOKOLOV, A.V.; STEPAITOV,
V.I.; SAKH.LaIN, G.S.; SAVENKO, P.A.; SOLODOV, V.P.; MEROV, Sh.Kh.;
CHIKINDAS, G.S.; SHC-r-0,DLUaIliA, S.N.: DYNKIN, G.Z.; LYSOV, V.S.;
OSUROVICH, A.1%;-ITORETSINSKIY, E.V.; BRASLAVSKIY, M.S.; RUDENKO,
I.A.; ZHUKOBORSl:IY, M.S.; ZHDUOV, I.Ye.; SUSLIN, V.A.; BRUS, A.Ye.;
VOLYNSKIY, S.A.; KLYUYEV, V.A.; ISTRATOV, A.G.; TIKHOMIROV, I.F.;
BMYRIN, Ya.N.; VOLY11SKlY, S.A.; MINETEV, M.F.; tULITSEV, V.I.;
VIDBT:iKIY, kand.teklin.w:iuk, glavnyy red.; DEMIDOV, A.11., red.;
KiUVETS, A.L., red.; U11-10VA, Z.1., teldm.red.
LIndustrial -;stz-akhanj Proirqshlennaia ~*'str--)khanl. Astrakbuqn',
Izd-vo gazety "Vol~-a," 191-559- 318 P. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Astrakhan (Province) Ekonorliclieskiy administrativnyy rayon.
(Astrakhan Province-Economic conditions)

SHCaR I Ov. V.H.
--
Device for milling came. Stroi.i dor.mashinostr. no.9:28-29
'56. (NLU 9: 11)
(Milling machinee)

c c;, c tc rs c c,, i
F.- "3
hioscol-., Z:;
e
t 7
c

~- -�TQTpTTT, N.D.
hVIft-mr.l.
Packing retating shafta of mubmeraible electric machinery. Bn-rg.biul.
ne.7:16-18 J1 156. (KLRA 9:10)
(Oil well drilling-SquipmeRt and supplios)(Nlnctric machinery)
(Packing (Mechanical engineering))

SHGHXRBYUK,,-N-.-J4 ---
DOorminin
,g
'Y'8'9 - )?-
o. .-- r
n
(Boring
u1
the temperature in electric drill motors. Energ. bi .
'57. (MIU 10:4)
machinery) 064ectric motors)

SHCE003YUK, N.D., kand. tekhn.nauk-
Testing conic threaded joints of submersible well-bottom
motors. Trudy VNIIBT no.1:193-203 '58. (MIRA 11:12)
(Baring machinery)

kUTHOR: Shcherbyuk, N.D.
N-- 56 --4 1/ 7
TITLE T e s " i -c I` i eEn ~`, 6 -. -u -F ' in B o ---1ei, :: -f E' I E? 7 -Jr 3 'N h t
Addition of Mol.-.-bdenum B 13 -,: I -f f -4 e c n Er. -; S Lub i -
cation Cil fT=pytEm--;-- s
jn.~ 4 1- d c- n a v U,i y a zma.'~C-. 'or
iobavkcy d~raseinistogo _ - - - j ~ tsov)
PERIODICALt Energeticheskii 3.,-ulletenl, 1.9,58, C,:. 22-22. (USSF)
ABSTRACT; The ia'~-o7atory of the Vsesoyu--,--i-,y nauc
instit.ut'. buro-voy (A-!--,-Un--c.-, ?esa-ar,.,h institute for
Drilling Te--!.hno1og,,-) has ,,a--ried ou~ 'c-st-bed --experiments
usin- m.Dlybdanum hisult~iz!~- as a-.-i ti,~e oil for
lubricating the buttin;:- end,-. 2f -,x-es 7p.:,r ~Ihe lower
end of' tkie ergine shaft of eli~*,-=---', !,.rosppc~-~n,~ drills. The
effec- wa S m xt,~~e Of 3
111-,~s pez- 1 z er a7r at'-D .7 1 9-cTea~zc fn rcnsumption
was"observed, pa7t-iz:ularly witr p---ez1,3ure- dro-js and
the mixturl- had a gjod o~-- ~~ie ani -runction-
Z.ng of thq packling ",ours o-f t.est run,
nPither the 1'.07 fl)C- cni-,z showed any sign
Card 1/1 of r`bb"ng ~le.ridencv t..-~ Tl-,e.-.-i~ is I fi-re.
1. Drilling machines-Lubricat-J.04-1 2. 'Molybdenua Wisuif ide-Applicat ions
3. Lubricating oil additives-Yo.,ybdFy1u-m bisuLfidle

I
- - )HC'UIUIYUK, II.D.,kand.tekhjj.nauk
Special threads for equipnent used in the petroleum, mining, and
coal-mining industries. Vest.mash. 40 no.10:40-41 0'60.04IRA 13:10)
(Screw threads)

SFCF.FR.5YTj'r, N.D., kard.tekh-n.nauk
Design and manufacture of tapered threaded Joints of turbodrills and
-lectrodril2s. Trudy VNIT BT no.3:111-123 '61. (FIRA 15:1)
(Boring machinery)

SHCHERBYTIK, N.D.
New types of threaded Joints for weigiited dril] pi.pes, Trudy
7iFlIBT no.14:54-62 165. (1, r1 R" A 13 : 5 )

Lin 1:, r Litt-!
rl: 1.:~: L,
WA
'Ju-I-S", Tru
L 'm; o 3, jP. )-12.
1 4
SO: 7T-3736, 21 St:iue~,, no. 13, 19:

SIHCHERBYUK, N.N.
combined tubal pregnancy disorder and cancer of the cervix uteri.
VOP. onk. 6 no.5:94-96 ~& 160. (IMA 11-:3)
(UTEERUS-CANCER) (PREGNANCY, EXTRAUTEMNE)

Cma
rn 1 3

L 21134- _,"PIT (c)/MIP~ j WZ4T
ACCESSION NR: AP4045795 S/OU62t64/006/009/1583/15901,
AUTHOR: Denisov, Ye. T.; Aleksandrov, A* -Le; Shcheredin, V. P.
TITLE: Effect of hyjrpg4~n bondsL the activity of oxidation inhibitors'
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izv. Seriya khimicheakaya,- no. 9, 1964, 1583'1590
TOPIC TAGS: hydrogen bond, hydrogen bond for- mation, oxidation inhibitor,
peroxide radical, peroxide radical inhibitor reaction, hydrogen atoin rupture
ABSTRACT: -The inhibiting action of oxygen- containin compounds on the reacti-
vity between oxidation inhibitors and peroxide radicalAwas studied. The e3dst.-~
ence of two types of reactions between peroxide radicals ROj and inhibitors (InH)
I as suggested by Ye. T. Denisov and V. V. Kharitanov (Zh. fiz. khimii 38, 639-
(1964)) was confirmed: (1) rupture, of the hydrogenitoM from Vhe inhibitor:
RO + InH --&-ROOK 4; Id,
in' RO RO In
2
and (2) reversible addition 0 the pero3dde radical to the inhibiior -molecule:
W
,.card 1/3

L a1134_65
ACCESSION7jgA:'~P40' '57
4
R02 + InH R02 ........ InH,,
ROj + A% ........... f~H ROOH RO~In
The relative constants tharacte rizing both reactions using cK -naphthol,and 6c -naph-
thylamine as inhibitors in media containingalcohols, ketones and hydroperoxide's
were calculated. The inhibiting action of cyclohexanol and cyclohexanone on the
reaction of RN withat-naphthol and of n-butanol, *.cyclohexanone, and curnyl
hydroperoxide' on the reaction of RO~ ~vith%'naphthylamine was quantitatively
characterized. The hyOrogen bond of thetypeAi-O-H..._O