SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHEVELEVA, A.B. - SHEVELEVICH, R.S.

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SIOVELEVA, A.B.
[Progressive practices in public health] 0 peredovom op7te zdravo-
okhraneaiia. Moskva, Medgiz, 1956. 1 v. (M.LRA 10:1)
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USSR/Physical Chemistry. Thermodynamics, Thermochemistry, B-8
Equilibria, Physical-Chemical Analysis, Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 5, 1957, 14712
Author : A. _k-Shevele-va
Inst : -MUlotov University
Title : Physical-Chemical Study of Complex Formation Processes
of Diantipyrylmethane with Inorganic Acids.
Abstract: The interaction between diantipyrylmethane '2-AH2402N4
(I) and aqueous solutions of HC1 and H2SO4 was studied.
Two compounds are formed in the system I - HC1 - H20,
their composition was determined by the residue method
at 200 and it answers I.HCl and-I.2HC1. Two compounds
are formed also in the system I - HOS04- H20; their com-
position was established by the isothermal method at 520:
1.H2SO4 and I.2H2SO4.
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,IUTHOR: Sheveleva, A. D. D115/BOOO
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TITLE: Investigation of the Equilibrium of the Liquid Phases in
the System Water - Isooctane F--Aniline ~
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Xhimiya i khimiches-
kaya tekhnologiya, 19599 Vol 2, ITr 6, PP 881 - 885 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this paper, the results of an experimental investigation
of the ternary system mentioned in the title at temperatures
ranging from 20 to 1300 are given. In binary systems consisting
of the components of the ternary system given, a phase separ-
ation was found to take place. The upper critical homogeni-

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zation temperature in the systems vater - aniline and aniline
isooctane is lower than it is in the system water - isooctane.
In ternary systems, equilibrium is reached at temperatures
higher than the critical homogenization temperatures of the
individual two-component systems. The conditions for the
establishment of such an equilibrium were already earlier
described in detail (Ref 1) when it was recognized that not
only the geometrical character of the phase-composition
Card 1/4 diagram, but chiefly the interaction of the system-forming

67840,
Investiffation of the Equilibrium of the Liquid S'-'1 53/59/002/06/0 ! 1 /029
Phases in the System Water - is,-,octane - Amiline B115/p,000
components represents the determining factor in the liquid
three-phase system. In order to verify this law, the ternary
system mentioned in the title was studied. The composition
of tho colutions and the temperaturea of homogenization are
.given for the binary ey3tem aniline - isooctap (Fig 1),thc
critical maximum temperature of it being 81.2 . The critical
temperature of homogenization for the water - aniline system
(1680) was found in publications (Ref 3). In addition, the
composition of mutually saturated solutions ofo the system
water - isooctane was established at 70 and 80 by isothermal
titration, and, at elevated temperatures, by graphic extra-
polation. To deterimine the concentration limits of the three-
phase equilibrium and its change with temperature, the poly-
thermal method developed by Alekseyev (Ref 4) was used.
Temperatures measured when three liquid ihases were formed
and the component mixtures prepared synthetically were com-
pletely homogenized viere recorded. Five polythermal sections
of the phase triangle were investigated (Figs 2-5). On these
sections, the content of two components is varied, while the
Card 2/4 content of the third is kept constant. In figures 2 to 4,

67840
Investigation of the Equilibrium of the Liquid S/153/59/002/o6/oil/029
Phases in the System Water- Isooctane - Aniline B115/BOOO
temperature-concentration diad-rams representing the temper-
atures of the formation of three liquid phases and of com-
plete homogenization in dependence on the percentage of the
components are represented. In figure 5, the isothermal
sections for the representation of which polythermal sections
and graphic extrapolation were used, are illustrated. From
the diagrams, it is evident that the three-phase equilibrium
in the system water - isooc bane - aniline is reached at
temperatures lower than 118 and is exiended up to a temper-
ature of 81.2 . Data given in the diagrams (Fig 5) are in
contradiction to data given in the monography by Anosov and
Pogodin (Ref 5). The dependence of the geometrical character
of the diagram on the physico-chemical properties of the
components and their interaction is confirmed by the study
of the equilibrium temperature conditions in the system water-
isooctane - aniline. There are 5 figures and 5 references,
3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Permskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni A. M. Gorlkogo,ka-
fedra neorganicheskoy khimii (Perm, state University imeni
Card 3/4 A. M. Gor'kiy, Chair of Inorganic Chemistry)

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Investigation of the Equilibrium of the Liquid 5/153/59/002/06/011/029 141
Phases in the System Water - Isooctane - Aniline B115/BOOO
SUBMITTED: June 9, 1958
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ZHURAVIXV, Ye.F.; SHNVKLWA, A.D.; VESEUKRINA, I.A.
Determination of the molecular veight of the binary s"tem
chloral hydrate - pyramidon in naphthalene as the solvent.
Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; khimA khim.tekh. 2 no.6:891-894 '59.
(MIRA 13:4)
1. Permskiy goeudaretvenny7 universitet imeni A.M.Gorlkogo.
Kafedra neorganicheskoy khimii.
(Chloral) (Iminopyrine) (Naphthalene)

ZHTJRAVLL?V, Ye.F. ; SHrVXVA , A *P-
--------
Stud3r of solubility of water salt systems by the graphoanal7tical
method of sections. Zhur, neorg. khim. 5 no.11:2630-2637 N 160.
(Mla 13: U)
1. Permskiy- gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni A.M.GorIkogo, Kafedra,
neorganichookoy khimil.
(Solubility) (Systems (Chemistry))

ZHURAVLEV, Ye.F.; qgVFlx-,VA, A.D.; BOGDANOVSKAYA, R.L.; KUDRYASHOV, S.F.;
SHCHUROV, V.A.
Solubility in the te=nary water --galt.-Bysteing - cerium.
nitrate and an alkali metal nitrate. Zhur. neorg. kbim. 8.no.8.-
1955-1963 Ag 163. (KIPA 16:8)
1. Permskiy gosudarstvenr universitet.
(Cerium nitratesly . (Alkali metal nitrates)
(Solubility)

Acassior; NR: AP4039266 S/OOV/64/009/006/1435/1440
AUTHOR:_ Sheveleva., A* D.; Bogdanovskaya., Be L.; Zhuravlev', Yee Fe
TITIE: Solubility of cerium (III) chloride in water and in salt solutions.
SOURCE: Zhurnal neorganicheekoy khimii, v. 9. no. 6, 1964.. i435-144o
TOPIC TAGS: cerium 'chloride., sodium chloride, potassium chloride, cuprous chl-r-
idc, solubility, phase equilibrium, rare earth metal
ABSTRACT: The study of aqueous solutions which contain Ce(M) chloride reveals
the relationship of cerium chloride and various salt components in a broad range
of concentrations and temperatures. Such knowledge is important in the development.
of technology for the separation and purification of rare earth elements. The
determination of the solubility of salt components was conducted by the isothermal
I cross-section method. The measurements were made of the change of the refractive
index of the liquid phase at constant temperature as a'function of the composition
of the resulting complex. The refractive indeces were measured with an Abbe
refractometer. The data are given for the solubility of CeC13 in water at 10, 20j,
30, 40 and 50 C. The solubilities in CeC13-NaCl-H20 and CeCl3-KCl-H20 systems were
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ACCEMION NR'. AP4039266
studied at 30 and 50 C and in CeC'2'CUC'2 0 systen at 20 and 50 C. Under these
conditions these salts do not form solid snolutions or binary salts. In all cases
the solid phase consisted of CeCl and CuC12-2HgO. Orig. art. has: 5
3'7H20
figures and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: None
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SUB CODE: IC NO FEF SOV: OOT OMM: 001
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BOGDANOVSKAYA, R.L.-, SIEVELEVA, A.D.; ZHURAVLEV, Ye.F.
2
Sc,-iub'l-'ty Jr, the system Ce(NC3)3 - UNC, - H20 a" It'), 'o,
and 300C. Zhur. neorg. khim. 10 no.7:1713-1715 Ji '65.
(M--RA 18z8)
1. Permskiy gosudarstvenny-.v universitet.

BUKHOVETS, S.V.; SHEVELEVA, A.O...-
Compounds of platinum with tetrapherylbutynediol and
dimethyldihexylbutynediol. Zhur. neorg. khim. 9 no.2:
471-472 F164. - e,k. . (MIRA 17:2)

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AUTHORS: Anfimova, Ye. A. and Sheveleva, A.S. (Moscow) 24-9-31/33
TITLE; On studying the electro-kinetic properties of oxided
lead minerals during flotation. (Ob izuchenii elektro-
kineticheskikh svoystv okislennyk:h svintsovykh mineralov
pri flotatsii).
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye Tekhnicheskikh
Nauk, 1957, No.9, pp. 159-162 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An attempt was made to apply the electro-kinetic
method for elucidating the influence of differing
concentrations of sodium sulphide on the changes of the
potential of the surface of oxided lead minerals,
g. of cerussite, wulfenite, mimetite and bedantite.
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Additionally, the influence was investigated of butyl
potassium xanthogendte and of various concentrations
of hydrogen ions on the changes of the electro-kinetic
potential on the surfaces of the here named minerals.
The f -potential at the boundary, solid to solution, was
evaluated by the electro-osmosis method; theoretically
the real- potential is a function of the nature and
the coml tion of the solid surface and also of the
concentration of the solution bounding on it. The results
are tabulated and plotted in graphs. Fig.1 and Table 2
Card 1/3 give the influence of the sodium sulphide concentrations

24-9-31/33
On studying the electro-kinetic properties of oxided lead minerals
during flotation.
on the change of the electro-kinetic potential of the
particle surface; Fig.2 and Table 3 give the influence of
the concentration of hydrogen ions on the changes of the
electro-kinetic potential of the particle surface.
Table I gives the ~-potential of the individual minerals
in distilled water, whilst Table 4 gives data on the
influence of butyl xanthogenate on the changes in the
electro-kinetic potential in the sulphidised surface.
It was experimentally confirmed that the depressing
influence of increased sodium sulphide concentrations can
be attributed to the formation of a high charge on the
surface of the mineral particles due to adsorption of.
negatively charged ions of bivalent sulphur located in
the solution as a result of hydrolysis of sodium sulphide.
It was also established that the magnitude of the
potential depends on the pH of the solution. The
tained results show that it is necessary to take into
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consideration the role of the electric charges in
studying the mechanism of flotation but the mechanism is
too complicated and investigations should not be
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OKORKOV, S.D.; GOLYNKO-VOLIFSON, S.L.; SBMLEVA. B.I.; YARKINA, B.I.
Mineralizing effect of certain native minerals and industrial waste
products in the process of burning port~and cement clinkers. TSement
24 no.1:16-18 Ja-Fe 158. (MIRA 11:4)
(Portland cement)

SIIFI,IKE.q, S.I., inzh.; BARBASIIEV, G.K., inzh.; S-HEVFLEVA, G.F., inzl-;.;
USTINOV, A.A., inzh.
Operation of automatic Shaft furnaces. TSement 31 no.1:16-18
Ja-F 165. (MIlk 18:4)
1. Slantsevskiy tsementnyy zavod.

-AR6011880 SOURCE CODE: UR/0299/65/000/022/BO36/BO36
AUTHOR: Skripka, L. I.; Lysenko, Z. A.; Sbeveleva, K. Ye.
TITLE: Distribution of actinomycete antagonists in Poltavsk Oblast SoilE
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Biologiya, Abs. 22B240
REF SOURCE: 5b. Antibiotiki. Kiev, Zdorovlya, 1965, 91-96
TOPIC TAGS: soil bacteriology, microorganism contamination
ABSTRACT: From 306 samples of chernozerri, clay and sandy soils of
Poltavsk Oblast, 5900 strains of actinomycetes were isodated belonging
to 98 species of 15 series; among these 62.7% antagonists were foun'd.
The highest percentage of antagonists was found In low humus cbernozem,
idy loam soil, and c'
san ommon cbernozem soil. It was shown that plants
exprt a lesser influence on the general level of actinomycetes than soi;-
type The highest number of actinom-ycetes was found during the summer
(201~ 3.103/g)- and the lowest number was found during the spring
(li88:4-lo3/g). Representatives of the following dominated in the
Is6la.ted cultures: Act. griseus var~%~urpurescens (11.3%), Act.
griseolus (8 7%), Act. olivaceus (6. , Act. griseoveriablis (6.1%) and
Act. lavenduise (6%). 94.7% of the isolated actinomycete cultures
C,rd 1/2 uDc: 615-799.90:.

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EMRFTA YIEDICA See 12 Vol 13/8 Ophthalmology Aug 59
1211. 'rIlE CARLY DIAGNOSIS OF TRACHOMA (Russian text) -She ve I ev a
L.N. - SBORI%.TRUD.KAZ.INIiT.G[.AZ.BOLEZ.IKAF.Ct*Z.-V=-Z.
INTMINST. (Alma-Ata) 1957 (64-74)
Ninety-seven patients were examined in order to verify the data on biomicroscopic
changes in the trachomatous limbus. On the basis of the data obtained the author
concludes that there is no single symptom which could be considered typical solely
of the early stages of trachoma or of follicular conjunctivitis. Among the clinical
symptoms of the early stages or trachoma, the combination of mild infiltration of
the conjunctiva of the eyelid and the greyish appearance of follicles is of the
greatest importance for differential diagnosis. In 7% of the cases supportive points
for clinical differential diagnosis of the early stages of trachoma and follicular
conjunctivitis are lacking. (S)

SHETELETA2 L.N.
Case of opthal.-mmyiasis caused by the gadfly larva. Zdrav. Kazakh.
23 no.4g75-77 163. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Iz Kazak~~skngo nauc~-rio-.,Ssledcriatellskogo instituta glazn-,kh
bolazney (nauclinyy med. nauk 1.11. Shevelev).

,5HEVELEVR, At-5.
Rapid simultaneous microdetermination of4AL
droge , hajog= 9r stitiflir in organic cornpou.WL.
0. K(ir-;hUU- aiW N Doklady Akad.
Xauk Y.S.S.R. (10, G:H::5 T9.1" har. Anal. Khirrt,
(U.S.S.1t) 2, 274(1947).-Sliice complex conibustion-tubc
-fillings : e apt to cause substantial errors in analysis, a
different approach was made to poly~elementzd simultane-
ous analysis. The saniple is burned in an empty tube
wit lit lie 0 stream flowing at 35-50 ml./min. Theexitgas
is scrubbed in a 180-itirn. X 10-tum. tube wWelt con' tains
a roll of thin A,- ribbusi which retains halogens and S.
*flic usual 1130-CO, absorptiou train follows this tube.
Wheik the Ag-filled tube it; kept at .150' complete reteu-
tion of Cl, Dr. aud I occurs, while 8 is retaitted at 750.
'Several compds. wereirialyzed in thisapp: C, 11, halogens,
and S cotupds. gave Italogen estns. within 0.5% and 8
estns. witldn the poor S results are caused by par-
tial oxidation of S to SO, instead of S04. The'problem
is under further study. C dews. were usually within
.~3-0. ff detn-9. within 0.1-0.2%. G. INI. Kosolapoff

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7.104-11 I).-Apparatus (or Oatcrinining C, H, and S 6 d-sbed
and illustrated. Combustion occur* in an empty tube in a rapid
stream of Os. S oxides are aboorbod, by metallic Air in a spccW
quarts apparatus within the optimum temp. limits M-41001.
c and It are detern3ined in the usual.way. Results for a largo
number of Cousfounds L an- gjeVn~ "V41ft -A samplcwt. of 4-7 mg.
the accuracy of the determination of all thni e1lefossib is + &2-:-
0-3.,.

USSR/Analytical Chemistry - Analysis of Organic Substances G-3
Abs Jour Referat Zhwr - Khimi~a, No 2, 1957, 4823
Author Korshun, M.O.,,Q~
Titl,2 Rapid. Methods of Microulemental Analysis. Communication
X. Concerning Concurrunt Determination of Carbon)
Hydrogen and Halogens in Organic Halogen Compounds
OrIg Pub Zh. analit. khimii, 1956, 11, No 4, 376-382
Abstract Improvement of the previously proposed method of p,,;roly-
tic combustion of or&=ic halogen compounds (Do!:I. AN
sssR, 1948, 6o, 63). Determination of halogens is car-
ried out at 550-6000; 2-3 mg of coiled A.- screen or rib-
bon are sufficient for 30-40 determinations; to enhance
the aceuxacy of weighiiia it is recommended to utilize
larger samples (,(-8.m&). On determination of C there
are obtained values that are too low, since presence of
halogens prevents complete oxidation of C. To eliminate
this effect use is madc of a Pt-catalyst at 900-9500-
Determination errors: 0 and H :t 0-1-0-3%, halogen
Card 1/1 - 49 - 0.1-0.6%.

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GELIMAN, 11. Ye.; KORSHUN, M. 0.; SHEVELEVA, N. S.
Rapid methods of elementary microanalysis. Report No. 14:
Determining microquantities of carbon and hydrogen in fluorine
organic compounds [with summary in English]. Zhur.anal.khim.
12 no.4:526-533 Jl-Ag '57. (MIRA 10:10)
1.Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedinenir AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Carbon) (Hydrogen) (Fluorine organic compounds)

50)
AUTHORS: Korshun, M. 0., Gellman, N. E., SOV/75-13-6-106/21.
Sheveleva, N. S.
TITLE: Rapid Methods of Micro-Elementary ArLalysis (Skorostnyye metody
mikroelementarnogo, analiza) Communfication 15. On the Problem of
Simultaneous Micro-Determination of Carbon, Hydrogen, and
Halogens in Organic Compounds(Sbobahcheniye 15. K voprosu ob
odnovremennom mikroopredeleni-4 ugleroda, vodoroda i galoidov v
organicheskikh soyedineniyakh)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimii, 1958, Vol 13, Nr 69 pp 695-701
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: It was established in earlier papers (Refs 1-4) that the
presence of halogens or of compo-ciids containina- halogens in the
combustion of organic substances hinders oxilda-tior. ol' car-oca to
C02. Therefore,a platinum contact must be used in this case ffo-
the quantitative oxidation. Recently, the authors developed a
method for burning in a sc-called "hull" which allows to Umprove
the determination of C, H and halogens cc.-isiderably (Ref 5).
A new variant of this method is described in the rresent paper.
Card 1/4 In the vessel containing 'he weiglied portion, silver, and the

Rapid Methods of Micro-Elementary Analysis. SOV/75-13-6-16/21
Communication 15. On the Problem of Simultaneous Micro-Determination of 43arlbon,
Hydrogen, and Halogens in Organic Compounds
oxidation zone follow oneanother in the combustion tube in the
direction of the gas current. Both silver and the vessel
containing the weighed portion are placed in a thin hollow
quartz hull, which is weighed out after combustion. In this case
no platinilm contact is required in the oxidation zone (Re+' 4)
and the adoption of the hull allows the silver to be weigheft out.
The hull weighs about half of the former massive appliance and
therefore secures a far better reproducibility of halogen
determination. No combustion tubes with ground apparatus are
required any longer. Tube life is also prolonged, as it cannot
be corroded by the silver contained in the hull. Pure metallic
silver in the form of a foil, a net or a wire is used for the
absorption of halogens. Only 1.5 g Ag are requiredp which is
much less than the formerly used appliance called for. The
silver layer is heated to 550-6000 by means of a )%-Q!-Welectric
burner. From 30 to 40 determinations can be carried outu with the
used amount of silver. A temDerature increase from 425--t0 5750
causes the absorbability of silver to increase considerably. In
Card 2/4 the case of temueratures being low to an extent at which it 2-s

Rapid Methods
Communication
Hydrogen, and
of Alicro-Elementary Analygic. SOV/75-13-6-16/21
15. on the Problem of Siinultanouu,3 .71icro-Do termination of jarbon,
Halogens in Organic Compounds
not possible to work with an Ag net or foil, other large surface
silver preparations have a gcod absorbability. in this
connection the authors investigated silvered pumice, as silver
deposited upon a porous carrier efficiently absorbs halogens
and corrodes the quartz hull much less than metallic silver.
A granulated, silvered pumice prepared according to Sokolovals.
method (Ref 7) was highllr suitable for the determination.
Absorbability of this preparation is almost twice that of
electrolytic silver (Ref 6). Halogen absorption may thus be
carried out at 4250 instead of at 5750 , in which connection
corrosion on the hull is so slight that it car, be repeatedly
used again. Carrying out of this new determination method as
well as the results of the several analyses are accurately
described. This method car. also be used for the determinatIon
of C, H, and S and for that of some other elements from a
7eighed portion. There are ";~ fig-r-res, 7
tables, and
14 references, 13 of which are Soviet.
Card 3/4

Rapid Methods of Micro-Elementary Analysis. SOV/75-13-6-16/21
Communication 15. On the -Problem of Simultaneous Micro-Determin~--tion of larbon,
Hydrogen, and Halogens in Organic Compounds
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR, Moskva
(Institute of Organic P&emental Compounds of the Academy of
Sciences, USSR, Moscow)
SUBMITTED: September 12, 1957
Card 4/4

SHEVFMVA, N.S.; LITVINOV, A.Ye.
Geocryological research in the Krasnoyarsk area. Vast. AN SSSR
29 no.6:118-119 Je 159. (MIRA 12:5)
(Krasnoyarsk--Karst) (Soil mechanics)

5.5230 -77 7 ~;7
'~5-15-1-19/29
Ge", 'man,
AUTHORS: Korshun, M. 0. (deceased), I
N. E.
TITLE: Rapid Methods of Microanalysis. Communication 17.
Simultaneous Determination of Carbon, Hydrogen, Mercury,
and Halogen in a Single Sample of Organic Substance
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimii, 1960, Vol 15, Nr 1,
PP 99-103 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article describes determination of mercury and
halogen (or sulfur) since carbon and hydro,-,,en
are determined by the usual methods. An organic
sample is subjected to rapid pyrolytic combustion in which
ti-ie resulting mercury vapors are retained by gold (thin
wire or foil) and halo8en by silver (screen, wire, or foil,
Silvercoated pumice cannot be used since it retains part
of the mercury arid distorts the experimental results.
After tne retention, mercury and halogen are determined
C Cat-d -';'2 o-ravimetrically, The experimental error is not more

SHEVELEVA, N.S.
Absolute age of Karginskiye sediments (Igarka region). Biul.
Kom.chetv.per. no. 28:167-169 163. (MIRA 17:5)

VFLFVA,
-a I ys f P,n
da-,-erminatim of carbon and ~-,ydro,cen ':-ly bl-rili-`,~7
ldJ7 .20
unal.
ues~ tube.

r'EL', N.V.; SHEVELEVA N.S.;
BRESUEF, P.I.; RUZIM, B.N.; GREK,
A,A.
l7ew method for the automtic micrcdetermination of carbon and
hydrogen in organic compounds. Dokl. AN SSSR 161 no.1:107-110
Mr '65, (KMA 18-3)
1, Iristi'lut elementoorvanicheskikh soy6dineniy AN SSSR i Spetsiall-
noye konstruktorskoye byuro analiLicheskogo priborostroyeniya AN
SSSR. Submitted July Z9, 1964.

SH-PVEI:,,!.!A, 0. N.
SI11'-%'EL--PVAj 0. N.: "Experience in 12 years of cultivating Rickettsia pro-
wazeki.-i usL-ig the epiderr-~l membrane method, and the results of
studving their '-iological propertJ~es." Volotov State M .edical In-st.
Omsk, 1956. (Dis~ertati(n for the Degree of Candidate in
Biological Sciences.)
Sov,rce: Knizhnaya letopis' ~,,o ho) 1956 Moscow

USSR/Viralo6w - Rickettsias. E-5
Er's Jour : Rof Zhur - Biol., Wo 15, 66999
Author : Pshenichnov, AN., Sheveleva, O.N., Noskova, E.G.
Inst : .
Title : The Ynconstancy of Rickettsias Prowazel:ii and a Perspecti-
ve for Preparing Live E~pidemic Typhus (Lice-Born) Vaccine.
OriG Pub : Zh. r3ikrobiol., epirlomiol. i im=o-biologii, 1957, No 7,
11-14.
Abstract : The rickettsias prowazakii were kept for 12-21 years in body
lice., using the epidermomembrane method for passing (44-0
passages). After that time, the rickettsias from tlLis
strain (No 516 b) lost their capsules, their toxicity de-
creased approximately ton-fold, their "anti-leucocytic"
properties decreased three-fold. Their virulence for lice
increased and that for guinea pigs was lost; only snaU
dose5 of rickettsias sometimes produced a rise iii tempera-
ture. This strain was tested as a vaccine on Viinca pigs
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USSR/Virology - Hunnn and Animal Viruses. E-3
Abs Jour : Ref 22aur - Biol., No 4, 1958, 14599
Author : Shevel
Inst
Title : Intensity of Twainity in Typhus.
Orig Pub : Tr. Omskogo med. in-ta, 1957, No 21, 3339-341
Abstract : No abstract.
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A.-Ak, L-11. ; 1WSK'j7iL. Ye.a.
Variability ot" Ricke*tsia prowazeh-i and pereaectives cf or)".qining,
living typhus Zhur.mlkrobiol.epid. i Immun. 28 no.?:
11-14 J1 157. (MIRA 10:10)
1. Iz Holotovskogo ;-~tsfi-uta vLq.-:tsin i syvorotok.
variall-1-Ulty, rcle in oren. typhus vartclne 'Ru---))

-S!l!;l'V,-,L-l'VA, "'. and G. 12.
Mashinizatsiia ucheta; uchpbnoe j-,osol.A.e. I-loskva, Gosfinjzdat. 1948. 247 P.
illu-S.
Mechanization of the accounting system.
DT-C: HF5()79.FP5
SO: Manti-facturing and ",echanical Engineering in the Soviet Union, Library of
ConEress, 1953.

USSR/Ragineering Apr 1948
Computors
"Mechanization of Cr/-.'atation in the Plant 'Dinamol
imeni Kirov," S. . Sheveleva, 3 PP
"Mekh Trud i Tye .;. Rabot" No 4
Describes advmrfages of using a punch card system,
similar to IBM for accounting at subject plant.

s364
,37,2 9 06 (A) SOV/81-59-5-15978
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 1959, Nr 5, p 327 (USSR)
AUTHORS. Polyak, A.M., Sheveleva, S.S., Uspenskaya, Z.P.
TITLE: The Replacement of Hydrochloric Acid by Sulfuric Acid in the
Production of Elemental Boronil
PERIODICAL-. Tr. UraVskogo n.-i. khim, in-ta, 1957 (1958), Nr 5, pp 222-227
AMTRACT- The results of laboratory and semi-industrial experiments are
submitted which showed that in the production of'elemental B by
reduction of boracic acid with Mg metal (HZhKhim, 1959, 1824)
for the lixhiation of KgO from the sinter commercial contact
H2S04 can be used (instead of HC1 acid). The cost of B is here-
by reduced by 10% and working conditions are improved as a result
of less gas liberated. The balance of materials in the production
of B is submitted, when using H2so4for lixiviation.
G. Rabinovich
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:nacn-mollecules. lj~vsokcm.sced. 7 no.1:25-27 Ja 165.
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yookomolek-ulyarny'Kh soyed.'neniy AN S;SSR.

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