SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHURMOVSKAYA, N.A. - SHURTAKOV, S.

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USSR/Chemistry - Catalysts Jan 52
'"Me Structure of the Surface of Disperse Iron) "
N. A. Shurmovskaya, B. P. Bruns, I. V. Trefimova,
"Zhur Piz KbLim" Vol XXVI, No 1) P.P 48-55
Developed method for obtaining water vapor-Sao
mixte, which permits variation of ratio of components
within very vide limits, even when the conan of
water vapor is low. Detd. adsorption of oxygen
from H20 - H2 by disperse iron contg 2% of A1203
as promoter with ratios of water vapor to hydrogen
from 0.0006 to 0.018. Isotherms of adsorption
indicate presence of 2 types of areas on surface
having limiting capacities of 0.224 mg/g Fe sid
1.868 mg/g Fe and heats of interaction with water
vapor of 10.,100 cal/mol ko and 41300 cal/Mol 920.
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SHURMOVSKAYA, N.A.; BUIRSHTETN,
The iron electroae in a
no.8:1176-1184 Ag 157.
(Electric
R.Kh.
voltaic cell. Zhur.prikl.khim. 30
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i~jn tile Catalytic 'I*)Xir,;~t-_,rrI 01
7z. t: i,~) x i. LieGporyadke reaktsia.
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-_)kislen~ya okisi u-1eroda na dvuokisi
2_~i,.-.rnal fizichet3koy kh-im.ii, 19',b, V31 52, Nr 9, pp 21t~,7---i..
This catalyzic reaction stua4cd theoretically in tkie Pre-
st~nt pap4z!r. For purpos.;_-:.- c;-, ex.plana~lun it was assumed that
the catalyst has two differz~nt active centers: temporary ac-
.~ive centers which ari",e during Lhe re:tction facrive centers
type and permanen-, active Cer!Lt~!'S I~active centers type
The con,;eotiozis of Ya. B. and _~:. Z. Roginskiy were
used in formulating the reaction mecnanism (Refs 12,15). On
urisis of uhis work ait eiuaLion fur trie catalytic oxidalion
of (,Cw was calculazed. This eauaLion exulains well the course
trie as a fir~,t. order reaction for 7,,-iiall, and as a
Values 04 te!e ratio of Lhe ovip-en con-
~,enLration to rt~e. oarlbon rnoncx-ue uonc~-ntrat4cn:

Ol -~e~zC LiCr, 7 0 n e -tic -I
l' Tz C a t -.-i ly Oxida,,Jorl o:.
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figure and 24 references,
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1:-.11-Union Scientific Research Institute for Antibiotics)
lpril 1957

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References are given at the end of moot of the articles,
-A.A- Zh~Aft2_va-QQr_'=y--POly I hn!cce. In:tItuthesimeni A A.
Zhda~ov). Influence of Aging Pro ,se on t W vK o;
Alkaline-zinc Elements 768
LukovtASY-2-D. Theory of Processes Occurring at Oxide
of Chemical Sources of Current 773
Roz to S A. , na, Mechanism of the ActIva-
ZST�Mv0efLa_n_:5IrOn Electrode With Small Additions or Nickel
Oxides 781
-1&~QVA_.1LA. , V.A. Ivan" and ~.D, Kqltba Institute of
Electrochemistry, Academy of Sciences U=r~ U in T:gged
Aroma to Study Processes in Chemical ~Ource`a olf Curr nt 788
MZ-.KIU-'3. V V 12YAva, and M_V_
nQI3aledovatel~1"Tiyt'In3tI1ut gorodakoy I
I Iskoy avyazl MAIsterstva 3%yazi SSSR - Scientific
Institute of Rural and Urban Communicat 1 ails,
Ministry of Communications, USSR), Investigation or Fuel
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__3311IUrmg~~A. , nnd R. Kh BVrahteyn( institute for Elect-
_-F5_che_mIat_ry7-Z USSR, M6.c' 4 -f-rOiT-Carbon Element 601
Leykls~_D.1. (Institute of Elect rochemi8try, Academy of Scleni:ezi.
USSR). Effect of Salt or Oxide Layers Formed In D13char,:,
or Charging Processes on the PasOlvatiOn Of Battery Elect.
rodeo 607
_!t1UDkay,3__S.P. tend !!,,k lyeva~ Influence of Catriodle
w ~__Lcont
rolarizatl7b'n a Lo Peratureti on the Anode Potential of
an Iron Electrode In an Alkaline Solution 61.,
Discussion IS A Gantman, N,S, Lidorenko, F.P. Yuppeta, A. F.
Kaenoronto; ~nd contilibutIng authors) 614
PART X. ELECTROLYSIS IN THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY 821
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AUTHORS. Shurmovskaya, N. A., Burshteyn, R. Kh.
TITLE: Effect of the Degree of Nickel Degasification on the Work Func-
tion of an Electron
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 129, Nr 1, pp 172-173
ABSTe,ACT: Tn a previous paper the authors investigated the effect of oxygei
adsorbed on nickel on the work function of an electron (Ref 1).
For this purpose the metal was degassed in a vacuum of
10-7 torr. By reason of data given in publications (Ref 4), ac-
cording to which this vacuum is not sufficient for complete
degasification, the influence -.)f the vacuum on the difference in
the contact potentials of pure metals and metals having gas
adsorbed on the surface was investigated. For this, the system
Iii - 0 was again chosen. A diode with a tungsten cathode and an
anode of nickel of spectral purity was applied for determining
the differences in contact potentials. The measuring device was
separated from the vacuum apparatus by means of the tin seal by
Card 1/2 1. 1. Tretlyakov (Ref 6). As shown in figure 1, the difference

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FITHWI: Berlin, A. A.P Boguslavskiy, L. I., Burshteyn, R. Kh.,
14 1.
Matveyeva, N. G., Sherle, A. -,, and Shurmovskaya, N. A.
TITU: Some electrophysical properties of polymer complexes of
tetraethylene cyanide with metals
PERICOJCAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, V. , 36, no, 5, 1961j 1127-1129
T EXT: The aii-thors deal with the chelate compounds between tetraethylene
cyanide anti metals. The inAisibility and insulubility of these com-
pounds led to the proposal that coatLngs !;nd -lastics be manufactured from
them (Ref. 3). The electrophysical properties of polymeric chelate films
cheir-ically bonded to metals., which were obtained by treatment of copper,
iron, and nickel sheets with tetraethylene-cyanide vapor, were studied in
this paper. The degreased andj in some cases, also electropolished or
etcAed metal foils were exposed to tetraethylene-cyanide vapor at
10---' mm Hg and 150 to 400'b. A film firmly stir-king to the metal developed,
the thickness of which w-3s calculated from the specific gravity of the
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Some electrophysicnl properties B101/B206
5
polymer and from the weight of the film as being 5.10- 3.10- cm.
(Crviin-- to the poor confoustibility of the chelate film, microanalysis pro-
rlrr-e~! too low carbon values). The infrared spectra of the copper complex,
I-1cen by Yu. Sh. Moshkovskiy and 11. D. Kostrova, showed the c
omolete Ftb-
sance of m--xiw. in the ranre 800 - 2300 cm-1. A "Parquet" structure of the
pol-.,r,er rccordin~~ to the structural formula
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Some electrophysical properties B101/_B206
is concluded therefrom. The electrophysical properties of the fil.-s were
checked by means of alternating current of 200 c-s - 0.21-1c/sec. The
metal covered by the film was lnmri-rsed in mercury so that the film formed
the dielectric of a capacito-r,-the plates of which consisted of the metal
and of mercury. :zleasurenents were iade at lo-5-:In HIF because the presence
of' air irfluenced the results. This effect needs 'Lurth-r research. The
7,-ecific conductivityd, the fil:,,i capacitance and its temperature
dependence, duration of hea~in-,, and the -.ethod of -netal-surface treatment
WC-re Oetert,,iined. The followin- data are given for fiLms of iron obtained
after 3 hr la-atin~, at 2500C in tetraethlylene-eyanide vapor: film thickness
3'10-' cri; =3-10-9 01IM-1 Crl~l; effective dielectric ronstantE_(at
3000 cps) = 7. after furthr~r 3~ 1- of heatim~f,eincreased to
3.10-, ohni-l.C11,11-1, and to 36. Tncrease of temperature -from 250 to h500C.
and '--eatiln~ f-'Or 10 Ir T~rodllced the followin-7 vall,.es:
-,-.10-6 ohm-l-cri-l =70. The si,~:-r_ of V-e erL-*:' indicates Mnat
the fiLm possesses p-ty
pe conductivit--. 1.0::, = f"l is represented
i-n 2.
Measuremrnts betWeen-LO and +2200C yielded two linear sections.

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31(11/B206
The first lies bet-.-.,een -h0 and +300C and corresponds to an activation
ener7ry of from 0.07 to 0.12 ev, i-:1-i.le th~ second (?0 to 2500C) corresponds
to an activation eneru of from 0.21 to 0.28 ev. ~_he function represented
is si:-,ilar to that obtained for semiconductors with impurity conductivity.
R ardZ-a-s functions of the loc7arit-m of the frequency'~-'between hOO cps
and 0.2 i1c/sec were also measured. Results are shoi-in in Fig. "I. It is
noted that R and the film capacitance decrease with increasinZ volta7e
when a constant volta-7e is applied. 'Mien a direct current is conducted
throuv-h an alcoholic solution of copper sulfate, metallic copper firmly ad-
herinc7 to the fi.L-n is depositted on the polymer film formed on iron. The
h values ii d-cate tha' the -Dolarization o,- conductive -acroniolecules
could be in auestion. The authors are preparing a study on the complex
dielectric constant at hi7.1-.er frequencies. There are 4 fif--.,res and
Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOC] Institut khimicheEkoy fiziki Akade-iii nauk SSSR (Institute of
Cheraical Physics, Academy of Sciences USZ-Q. institut
elek-tro'k-hi-iii Aka-:emii nauk SSSR (instit,,te o_15' Electro-
c
I
Zieriistry, Acadeinvy of Sciences USSR)

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AUTHORSg Popova, G.M.-,.Shurmovskaya, N.A., and Burshteyn, R.Kh.
TITLEg Effect of adsorbed halogens on the work function of
electro ns in iron
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, v. 137, no- 4# 1961, 904 - 907
TEXTg It was found in the authorst laboratory that the work function of
electrons in iron is affected by adsorbed oxygen, amount and sign of the
potential difference depending on the conditions of the interaction bet-
ween gas and metal (Ref. ls ZhFKh, ?4, 214 (1950); Ref. 2s ZhFn , 11,
1150 (1957); Ref. 39 DAN, 81, 1093 (1950)). A study has now been made
of the influence of chlorine and 'iodine upon the work function. The po-
tential difference was measured by means of a vibration condenser. Mo-
lybdenum was used as reference 'electrode. Platelets of 20 x 20 x 0..2 mm
from spectrally pure Hilger iron were studied. Chlorine vapor was ob-
tained by thermal decomposition of gold chloride, and iodine vapor by
heating of iodine. The vapors were condensed in a receiver cooled by li-
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quid N The chlorine vapor was dosed in ampuls 0by means of different
coolan?sot solid isopentane (melting point -142 C, vapor pressure p of Cl
4.10-2 mm. Hg); solid ethanol (m.p. -1060C; P = 5 mm Hg); and solid GO 2 +
- acetone (t = -78OC; p = 63 mm Hg). The pressures of iodine vapor were
0.01 and 0-07 mm Hg. Iodometric analysis of the chlorine and iodine con-
tents of the ampuls confirmed the values determined 0from vapor pressure.
The iron electrode was reduced several times at 400 C with H_, and de-
-6 0
gassed at 2.10 mm Hg and by heating to 700 C with high-frequency current.
The difference of the contact potential between pure Pe and Pe which had
adsorbed chlorine (or iodine) was measured. 1) at different p of the gas,
and 2) at constant p and temperatures of 20 - 3000C. Fig. 1 presents
the results for chemosorbed C1 in vacuo, Fig. 2 those for gaseous chlorine,
Pig. 4 those for chemosorbed I. The mean values are given. The maximum
deviation from the mean value was 25%. The change of the work function is
believed to be due to irr eversible chemosorption. In the entire range of
temperatures, the work function increased with increasing p of chlorine.
The increased work function at room temperature and on interaction with C1
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Effect of adsorbed halogens ... B101Y3208
is explained by the formation of dipoles at the iron surface, the negative
pole of which points outwardly. Sublimation of iron chlorides occurs
with rising temperature. Besides, it is assumed that either C1 atoms pe-
netrate into the iron, or iron atoms appear on the chloride-surface. If
C1 appears in the gaseous phase, C1 is adsorbed additionally. Unlike
what is the case with Cl the maximum increase of the work function in I
occurred at 200C. It is assumed that on adsorption of I at: room tempera-'
ture, one electron passes from metal to halogen, and causes a negative
charging of the surface. R.Kh. Burshteyn and L.A. Larin (Ref. 8t 7,hFng'
2_2, 194 (1958)) are mentioned. There are 4 figures and 13 refe'r'encest
5 Soviet-bloc and 8 non-Soviet-bloc. The 3 references to English lan-
gua6e publications read as followst C. Oullet, E.K. Rideal, J. Chem.
Phys., 3, 150, (1935); J.S. Anderson, D.,F.'Klemperer,.Nature 899
(1959); R. Suhrmann, Advances in Catalysis, .2, 497 (1957).
ASSOCIATION: Institut elektrokhimii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of,
Electrochemistry of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
PRESENTEDt November 9, 1960 by A.N. Frumkin, Academician
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SUB14ITTED: October 30, 1960
Fig. 1. Influence of the temperature
of iron with ch6mosorbed chlorine
in vacuo upon the difference in the
contact potential.
Legend: (I) Chemosorption at
200
200C, P = 5-10- 4 mm Hg; too too
-2 -0
(II) dto. at P ~ 5.10 mm Hg;
x
,4K
(III) dto. at p 6.1o- mm Hg Q4
6
Q6
98
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Effect of adsorbed halogens
Fig. 2. Change of the difference
in the contact potential as a
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function of the temperature of
interaction between chlorine and 80
iron at different chlorine
pressures in the gaseous phase.
Legend: 4
-4 06
W P 5.10 mm Hg;
M) p 5.10-2 MM Hg; 48
(III) P 6.1o- mm Hg 10.
700 zoo
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Effect of adsorbed halogens
Fig- 4. Change of the difference in
the contact potential as a function
of the heating temperature of iron
containing chemosorbed iodine.
Legend: (I) Heating in vacuo
after iodine chemosorption at
p = 1.10-2 mm Hg and 200C;
(II) dto. at P ='7.10-2 mm Hg and
200C; (III) heating at an iodine
pressure of p = 1.10-2 mm Hg in
the gaseous phase; (IV) dto.,at
P 7-10'.2 mm Hg q.
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LYUBARSKIY, G.D.; KUL'YOVA, N.V.; BURSHTEYN, R.Kh.; ISAYEVA, G.G.;
IVANOVSKAYA, L.N.; - SHUFI-,OVSYAYA, N.A.
Specific activity Df nickel catalysts and thiophene adsorption. Dokl.
AN SSSR 140 no-3:634-633 S '61. 1 (MIRA 14:9)
1. Fiziko-khimicheskiy Institut im. L.Ya. Karpova. Predstavleno
akademikom S-S-Medvedevym.
(Thi3phene) (Adsorption) (Nickel)

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AUTHORS: Burshteyn, R. Kh., Kornacheva, G* 1J., Shurmovskaya, N. A.
TITLE: Study of iron corrosion by gases, using the contact potential
difference method
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR.. Doklady, v. 146, no. 3, 1962, 631-634
TEXT: The corrosion of iron by oxygen and the effect of water vapor and
elevated temperature on this process we e studied. Oxygen adsorption was
measured on iron powder degassed at 10-~ mm Hg and 5 OOOC- log 1/-r was
measured, where T is the time used to adsorb half the oxygen. Two stages
were observed, a rapid one ending with the adsorption bf 2-1o15 o mole-
2 2
cules per cm which corresponds to an Fe 205 layer of 6.R thickness followed
byaslow stage. When the iron covered with the maximum oxide film is again
evacuated and is brought into contact with water vapor (p H 0-16-17 mm Hg),
2
the iron 'becomes capable of adsorbing more oxygen'. This activation of
iron by water vapor can be repeated many times so that thick oxide layers
a.re formed. The same activation of*iron for oxygen adsorption can be
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Study of iron corrosion by ... B101/B144
achieved by heating it to 200 0C. The contact potential difference was
measured using a molybdenum reference electrode fused into glass on .
Hilger iron reduced in hydrogen at 4000C and degas3ed at 10-6 mm Hg and
7000C. Between 20 and 00 0C, the electron work- function was lower for
iron covered with 2 .101; 02 molecules per cm2 than for pure iron.
Chemisorption of 0 2 reduced the work function by 0.2-0.25 V. After the
action of water vapor the work func*tion showed an additional drop of
0-30 v. L11aximum reduction of the work function was observed at 1000C and
amounted to 0.57 v. After removal of the water vapor and.renewed contact
with 02 , the work function increased again to the value measured before
treatment with water vapor. The same effect was achieved by heating to
3000C. This activation of iron by water vapor or heating is explained by
penetration of metal atoms into the oxide film surface and by-the formation
of an electric double layer with outwardly directed positive charge.
There are 4 figures. The most important English-language reference is:
J. S. Anderson, D. Fe Klemperer, Froc. Roy. Soc., 256, 350 (196o).
ASSOCIATION: Institut elektrokhimii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of
Electrochemistry of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
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FOKINA., L.A.; SHURMOVSKAYA, ~W.A.; BU16HTEY14, R.Kh.
Inveetigation of the reaction of-oxygen with activated carbon blyt4p
method of contkct potential difference. Kin.i kat- 4 no.1:143-UM
Ja-F 163. .- (MIRA Aj-1
1. Institut elektrokhimii AN SS6R. -
(oxygen) (Carbon, Activated) (Electromotive force)

BURSHTEYN, R. Kh.; SHURMDVSKAYA, N. A.
"The effect of electro-negative gases on the work function of a metal."
report submitted for presentation at the Intl Conf on Physics & Chemistry of
Solid Surfaces, Providence, 21-26 Jun 64.

SHURMOVSKAYA, N.A.; BURSHTEYN, R.Kh.; MIROLYUBOVA, N.S.; KORNACHEVAJ, G.M,
Work f=ctIon of an iron electron as influenced by absorbed
fluorine. DokI. AN SSSR 154 no.4:926-928 F 164.
(MTRA 17:3)
1. Institut elektrokhimil AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
A.N. Frumkinym.

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USSR/Farra Aninals. The Swine
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 11j, 1958, No 50079
Author 5
Markin Ye-.F., Suleymnov M.S.
Inst Sverdlovsk Farm Institute
Title The Effect of DarkeninC, of thc Burn Upon the Intensity of
Fat Deposition in Swine
OriG Pub Tr. Sverdl. s.-kh. in-ta: 1957: 1, 203-205
Abstract No abstract
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USSR/Farm .~nirials. The Switie
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Bioli, No ll~ 1958, No 5oo74
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Author : Mushin A#F.
Inst :Sverdlovsk Farm Institat'e--,
Title :Experimental Utilization of Sapropel in Fattening of Swine
Orig Pub :Tr. Sverdle s&-khe in-ta, 1957, 1, 207-209
Abstract :Two Groups of -y' year old sows, the hybrids of larGe white
and Braith's breeds (13 aninals in each group), were fa-,-
tened for a period of 60 days. Each sow of the test group
received 100 U of sapropel before beina fed. This re-
Sullted in a 132 gr (16 percent) increase of weight gains as
oojxpared to control animls.
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ACC NR- Al--(002384 SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/66/171/005/1076/1079
AU'I'iOR: Shut'ko A. V.
ORG: none
TITLE: Quasilinear theory of two-beam instability
AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 171, no- 5, 1966, 1076-1079
TOPIC TAGS: nonuniform plasma, plasma instability, plasma beam interaction, electron:
distribution, distribution function
in view of the fact that the standard procedure of separating the resonant!
_)art1cles cannot be used for analysis of the instability of monoenergetic plazma
boamms, the authors consider a simple physical model, which is definitely related to
--Wo-stream instability, and for which simple and exact quasilinear stability equa-
tio"s can be derived. The averaged electron distribution function and the potential-I
- ',zu
cL~_ anion intensity are determined for a stationary electron plasma which is ho.-no-
6eneous in the mean,, and a solution is obtained for this system of equations in terms
of the velocity, the time, the electron mass, and the electron charge. The results
sl~ow, for the case of a single plasma beam, that the field-energy density is small
cc-Lpared with the beam, energy, so that the quasilinear approximation can be employed.
reason for the smallness is that the bulk of the beam energy goes to the elec-
can De
so tha4- 'here is little left to give up to the field. The procedure
to electron beams o-" different intensities and to the instability of a system
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zc,~-.sisting- of an electron and ion beam. Certain limitations of the approach are
B. Kadomtsev for irrterest in the work and V. V.
Tl,-,e author thanks B.
S.-,elov and Yu. V. Sokolov for help in the numerical calculations. This report was
?resented by Academician M. A. Leontovich 26 February 1966. orig. art. has: 2
and 21 formulas.
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 1OFeb66/ ORIG REF: 002
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FASMAN, A.B.; SOKOLISKIY, D.V., akademikl; SHUROV, K.A.
Polarization characteristics of circulatory powder electrodes.
Dokl. All SSSR 153 no.3:653-656 N '63. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Abkhazskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. S.M. Kirova.
2. AN KazSSR (for Sokollskiy).

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AUT-1-:0RS: Z:andel'shtam, A. E., Dolgov, B. N., Kharitonov, N. P.,
Gorsi-kov, 'M1. I. and-Shurov, N. V.
',11=': A ZUbular electrical heater with silica-or.-anic ineula-
tior, stable against heat, dampness axis electricity, of
wa-terzight constraction
SOURCE: Khi:niya J prakticheskoye primenexiiYe kremneorganiches-
kikh soyedineniy; trudy konferentsii, no. 6: Doklady,
diskusaii, resheniye. II Vaes. konfer. po khimii i prakt.
prim. kremneorg. a0yed., Len. 1958. Leningrad, Izd-vo
AN SSSR, 1961, 294-296
T-7XT: in this supplement to their previous paper the authors note
't-
some poo. -;ve features of electroheating elements with silico-or-
_~anic insulation, for example, their good adhesion and elasticity.
Th.e introduction of such an electro-heating spiral element into a
metal tube is described and methods of effecting polymerlzatlon of
the silico-organic coating considered. In the following discussion
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k tubular electrical D243/D302
the change in corrosion coefficient of the metal on using AC-11
(AS-1), and the elaoticity of an insulation layer 1.5 mm thick, af-
ter treatment at 5500C, are considered. V. V. Vrochenskiy (Lenin-
grad) gives an account of a thermoelemont of-different construation
which was efficient and atable.
Ca--d'2/2

SKOPOVI V.I"... inzh.; SHUROV, O.L., inzh.
Use of cold asphalt mastic in construction. -Ener.g. stroi. no.32:23-
25 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Stroitel'stvo Beloyarskoy atomnoy elektrostantsii imeni-Kurcha-
tova tresta "Uralenervostroy".

BARANOV. A.N., laureat Stalinskoy premil. redaktor; LYSYUK, V.N., re-
daktor; S=OV,--S-.I., redaktor; AVSYUK. G.A., doktor geograficheskikh
nauk, I.A., professor. doktor geograficheakikh nauk,
laureat Stalinsko7 premii. redaktor; VOLKOV, N.M., professor, dolctor
geograficheakikh nauk, redaktor; GIMASIMOV, I.P., akademik, redaktor;
ZARUTSKAYA, I.P., dotsent, laureat Stalinskoy premii, redaktor; ZEN-
KOVICH, V.P., professor, doktor geograficheskikh nauk, laureat Sta-
linskoy premii, redaktor; ISAKOV. I.3., professor, admiral flota v
otstavke, laureat Stalinskoy premii, redaktor; KUIIRYAVTMW, M.K.,
general-leytenant tekhnicheskikh voisk, redaktor; LARIN, D.A.,re-
daktor; MARUSOV, L.Ya., Inzhener-podpolkovnik, redaktor; MURZAYXV, N.M.,
doktor geograficheskikh nauk, laureat Stalinskoy premii, redaktor;
PAVLOV. V.V., inzhener-polkovnik, laureat Stalinskoy premii; SAIDCHI-
KOV, S.F., redaktor; SALISHCHEV, K.A., professor, doktor tekhnichaskikh
nauk, redaktor; FILIPPOV, Yu.V., professor, dok-tor tekhnicheakikh
nauk, redaktor; KIN ISHTKM, A.Y., redaktor; GUNBINA, T.N., redaktor.
[World atlaBI Atlas mira. Moskva, 1954. 283 P. (MI-HA 7:9)
1. GeneralInyy gosudarstvennyy direktor topograficheskDy sluzhby (for
Baranov) 2. Direktor topograficheskoy sluzhbv (for Shurov) 3. Gosu-
darstvennyy direktor topografichaskoy slushby Ir -ranga (?or Lysyuk)
4. Direktor topograficheakoy sluzhby I range (for Gunbina, Larin, Sad-
chikov) 5. Direktor topograficheskoy sluzhby (for Idel'shteyn, Filippov)
6. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye goodexii i karto-
grafii.
(Atlases)

A.M., redaktor; LYSYUK, T.H.. rodaktor; SEftWV,S.I.. redaktor;
AP3WUBI=,V.S., redaktor; ITIMERG, 1.34.. red .~-X1jHA1rTjFA, V.I.
radaktor; MOSTRAN. S.L., redaktor; SXIRNDVA,A.L., redaktor; TYURIX.
S. A.; YAMNLWA, A.K.; GUBLUICH. I.V.. takhnichaskiy redaktar.
[World atlas; index of geographical names) Atlas mira; uk&2atell
geograficheakikh nazvanii. Moskva, 1954. 571 P. (WLRA 8:9)
1. Rnssia (1923- U.S.S.R.)GlavuV upravleniye goodezil. i kartogr&fii.
(Atlases)

6-1-16/16
AUTHOR: None Given
TITLE: Chronicles (Khronika)
PERIODICALt Geodeziya i Kartografiya, 1956, Nr 1, PP. 79 - 00 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A conference of the directors of the cartographical printing-
-offices and of the scientific divisions for map-composition
took place in the Central Office for Geodesy and Cartography th
at the Ministr~ of the Interior of the USSR from December 16
to December 20 h , 1957. This conference was devoted to the
problems concerning the state of the cartgraphical printing-
-offices GUGK and to the measures required to fulfil the
plan for 1958. The representatives of the military-topographi-
cal office, the TsNIIGA i K and the MIIGA i K attended this
conference. The conference was opened by the director of the
GUGK (Central Office fo4Geodesy and Cartography), A. N. Bara-
nov. Lectures were held by: 1) The head 0f the division GUGK -
G. V. Artamonov on: "On the performance of the plan by the
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Chronicles
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year 1957. 2) A. B. Kazakov, Engineer-in-chief of the plan-
ning-division GUGK "On the project of the plan for 1958".
3) The chief of the division for work and wages GUGK L. P.
Yegorov "On standardizing and tariffs for carbEraphical
works". 4) P. N. Novozhilova, Engineer-in-chief of the di-
vision GUGK "On Measures for improving the organization of
poduction in the cartographical factories and in the NRK-
Chast' GUGK". 5) S. I. Shurov, editor of the division GUGK:
"On the editorial- and composition works". The military-histo-
rical maps of the third volume of the sea-atlas are already
printed in the printin,--offic of Minsk. The maps for the great
Soviet encyclopedia are already completed. There comprise
2500 maps altogether. The lay-out of the building of the print-
ing-office in Novosibirsk was changed. The printing-of f ices
in Omsk and Tbilissi (Tiflis) -worked unrhythmically. The car-
tographic industry has no scientific research station. The
young experts are insufficiently promoted.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

SAFRONOVA, V.A., otv.red.;_SHUROV, S.I., red.; BASHLAVINA, G.N., red.;
VORONINA, A.N., red.; GUREVICH, I.V., red.; ZASLAVSKIY, I.I.,
red.; KOZLOV, F.M., red.; I-AR , D.A., red.; RAUSH, V.A., red.;
SAMOYLOV, I.I., red.; SLADKOVA, Ye.A., red.; STROY3V, K.F.. red.;
SCHASTNEV, P.N., red.; TUTOCHKINA, V.A., red.; ER 1, V.G., red.;
DYUZHEVA, A.M., red.kart; POLYANSKAYA, L.A., red.kart
[Geographfcal atlas-of the U.S.S.R. for the seventh grade) Geogra-
ficheskii atlas SSSR dlia 7-go klassa. Moskva, 1958. (MIRA 12:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavuoye -upravleniye geodezii i karto-
grafii. 2. Nauchno-redaktsionnaya kartosostavitel'skaya, chast'
Glavnogo upravleniya geodezii i kartografii Ministerstva vmltrennikh
del SSSR (for all except Dyuzheva, Polyanskaya).
(Atlases)

DRIATSUYA, E.M., otv.red.%,-.5gVOV, S.I., red.; BASHLAVINA, G.N., red.;
VORONINA, A.N.; GUR3VIC9;-T-.r.-, red.; ZASLAVSKIY, I.I., red.;
KOIZILOV, F.M., red.; TARI , D.A., red.; RAUSH, V.A., red.;
SMOYLOV, I.I., red.; SrJ4KOVA, Ye.A., red.; Sn-OTZT,,K.F., red.;
SCHASTIT", P.R., red.; TUTOCHKINA, V.A., red.; ER I. V.G., red.
[Geography atlas for'the sixth gradal Geograficheskii atlas dlia
6-go klassa. Moskva, 1958. 32 p. (MIRA 12:9)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye npravleniye geodezii i
kartografii. 2. No-achno-redektsionnaya kartosostavitellskaya
chast' TSantral'nogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta
geodezii, seros"yemki i kartografii.
(Maps)

SMMOV~, SI.,, obshcliiy red.; BLINOVA, N.I., otv.red.; IVANOV, Yu.M., red.
kart; IGNATEI&O, A.N., red.kart; KOLESNIKOVA, A.G., red.kart;
LEBEDEVA, S.K., red.kart; FEWSON, Ye.Z., red.kart; PREFIL'YEVA,
N.A., red.kart; SMGEYEVA, S.I., red.kart; WIRNOVA, A.L., red.
kart; KHOLODOK, V.D., red.kart; SURAN, Ye.M., red.kart; KUZIMTSOVA.
0.L., tekhn.red.; LIFSHITS, N.I., tekhn.red.; SMICHEV, A.T.,
tekhn.red.
[World atlas] Atlas mire. Moskva, Glav.upr.geodez. i kartografii
WD SSSR, 1959. 324 p. (MIRA 12:12)
(Atlases)

SAFRONOVA. T.A.. otv.red. ;_ SIMOV, S.I., red.; BASELAVINA, G.N.. red.;
VORONINA, A.R., red.; GUREVICH, I.V.. red.; 7AMAVSKIT, I.I., red.-,
KOZh0Y, F.M., red.; LARIN, D.A., red.; RAUSH, Y.A., red.; SAKOILOTA,
I.I., red.; SLADKOVA, Ye.A., red.; STROUT, K.F., red.; SCHASTNIT,
P.R.. red.: TUTOCHKINA, V.A., red.; 1, V.G., red.; DYU2HEYA,
A.M., red.kart; POLIANSKATA, L.A., red.kart
[Geographical' atlas of the U.S.S.R. for the seventh grade] Geogra-
fichaskii atlas SSSR dlia 7-go klasse. Moskva, 1960. 31 col-maPs.
(MIRA 14:3)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye geadezii i karto-
grafli.
(Russia-Kaps)

MEELER,
M.M.,.otv.red.; :;HUROV., SI,_, red.; BASIEUVIIIA, G.N., red.;
VORONDIA, A.H., red.; GUREVIGH, I.V.. red.; ZASLAVSKIY, I.I., red.;
KOMOV, F.M.i red.; LAIRIN, D.A., red.; LYALIKOV, N.I., red.;
MAMAYEV, I.I., red.; NIKISHOY, M.I., red.; RAUSH, V.A.. red.;
SAKOYLOV, I.I., red.-,- SLAIDKOVA, Ye.A., red.; STROYET, K.F., red.;
SCffjlSrNEV, P.N., red.; TUTOCHKINA, V.A., red.; RR I, Y.G., red.;
BUSHUYEVA, M.P., red.kart; DYUZIOVA, A.M., red.kart; KROTKOV. B.S..
14ESYAT =PA, L.N., red.kart; PEKHOVA, Z.P., red.kart;
POLY,1,1JI&L~YA, L.A., red.Imrt; SAFRONOVA, V.A., red.kart; FEDOTOVA.
N.I., red.kart; FETISOVA, N.P., red.kart; CEDOYYSHEV.A, L.N., red.kart;
BUIOWIOVA, N.I., tekhn.red.; KUZh-zMSOVA, O.L.. tekhn.rea.; NIKULAYETA.
I.N., tekhn.red.
[Atlas of the U.S.S.R. for the secondary school; course in economic geo-
graphyl Atlas SSSR dlia srednei shkoly; kurs ekonomicheskoi geografii.
Moskva, Glev.uprav.geodez. i kartografii M-va geol.i okhrany nedr SSSR,
l'bo- '0 P- (Geography. Economic-Maps) (MIRA' 13:12) .

_:U V , -S - 1- , red
LAtlas of modern histony; for secondary schools ktias
no-voi istorli; alia srednei sbk-oly, N--:-.skva, 1962-. 1 v.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Russia (1923- US.S.R.) Glavnoye upravlep-iye geodezii
i kartografii.

SOKOLOV, V.M. Prinimal uchastiye 1-'IYSIJLTSKAYA, Y--.111~; SHbHOV S 1
red.; B-ASHI
_A2~1 TNA J. G.117., red.; BIBIK, A.Ye.., red.;
ZAS~Aj,'Sj~JY, I.T., r1ed.; KOND'tATIvIENT, B.A., -red.; MY-A 31- SHC 7EETA,
Ye.I., red.; SOLOVIYEV, A. I., red..; STRO'YEV, K.F., -red.;
SCHASTNEVY P.I':'., red.; TANANKOVA, A.I., red.; TEREKIIOV, N.M.,
red.; LOBZOVA, N.A., red.
[Atlas of Moscow Province] Atlas Moskovskoi o;-,lasti. Moskva,
1964. 12 p. (IaitA 18:3)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye LiprEvleniye geodezii i
kartografii.

SHLTROV, S.V., kandidat okonomicheskikh nauk; KRALFEN, A.A., nauchnyy sotrudnik.
Economic problems of rural electric power plants. Hauka i pered. op.
v sellkhoz. 6 no.11:11-15 N 056. (MIRA 10:1)
(Electric power plants)

; '). - v . - 'd~~ULIUN , ". "...
"The Economic- Benefits of Utilizing Electric Power In Agriculture."
report presented at the 14th Sectional Meeting of the World Power Conference, Montreal,
Canada, 7-12 Sep. 1958.
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300) YW/ )-1-71167
AJ r HOR of ..nL;Lncc:-iu,-,
'T:TLk;: The Nlelfth Special -loazion of the .:arid Fower
Conference
P4iI0DIC,,L: Tohmikn, 1959, Nrl, p~. 20f-20i (YUG)
1,11~;.RACT: The Twelfth Special ;oazion of the World I-oivar Con-
ference was held from 7 to 11 Septe_-ber 1958 in
Montreal. The Eleventh Zpecial SenaiozL,of this
zation was hold in Bco(.,rad in 1957. "he LIWMe Of thC
Twelfth Special Oe3aion in Canada was " 'conOMIC
in the Production, Trunamission and Utilization of Fuel
and Power". Various pap-ra wLre read by dele.-ates frog;
various countries inclu"rk; the UiXil Palanl, CjR, and
Yugoslavia. The US,',R doleGates were: ... Falld=
on "Economic Principles for CalculatitZ the Uuat%untectl
Capacities of 4dropower Plants"; VTy2,mLci",_~o and
_Z-.aajzjLov on "FormiLion of a Sln,,le lnter-~onnvctvd
Card 113
;electric Power Votwork in the USSR, its Signifl"qca
for the j;aLional '.,,conomy wid its Economic Indices";
-D. Ta__9Qy wid I. Tntarino on %;fficlency of Fuel
MIT-zation in US~3R Refincries"; V and ~;_
Sh-tv on "Zcomocac .',dvuntaj;c3 of the Use of ;Icct."ic
I
Power ona 1. Bu .A-" an
A:
in Ai~riculture"; jnGTN~~z ectric
Economic rroblems of ,,r ;Vatr to
Villages", The rolish delei;ates Presented L~O rojlowin~,
palpers: Professor T. Laskovsl:i on"Borcrainina the Upj,er
Limit of Mineral Impuritles in c;o,,Is ,bove .1hich LIX-
c '&CLB
tra tion in Profitable, arj the Bf. of 1!.ineral
Impurities on the Coal combustion 1'rocess" and J, Ne,
on ",Lnalysis of the Use of Steum Tuxbinea with Lx-
traction in an i:lectric loc;jqr System". The CON paj,Ora
Were' V Kral on "The Gas - Stean Cycle -with 3upplo-
at~4 ~ra me" und Q-L:=~"A or, 11, anLx.1c Ile
m
e"
via. of the Plans for Thermal vower i'lanto for '.ovtor
Card 2/3
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azd fleatinZ". The 'uL?oalav dolt-Cates presented tl.o
followim~ papera~ Doctor of ~a~;-,neeris- jLj!2j1_- on
"Installed Capacities of Jlydropo.~.er law lh~:
gree of Utilization of jl,dropowe'.- Recources"; Proftz-;
fund ~T%ineor A. ztruna ob "~ho History of IaLer Turl~i:.-f
~UhajloxI6 and
Construction ouLoalavia"; J. 1-Li
m;nI6 on "Use of Iloor-u.~1iLy-Coal In
Power J'lLLntU" and 1)1_1,~!a~taovJ6 an %, Supplement Lo LI.-,
Calculation of ~;lrctric 1,oweFiroduction and Vrazij-
mifioion Costs".
G rd 3/3

1)'7'
~,Ye I !.A., SIE70V, S.V.
e ra V-onal
of i-crenFzing the no~--sibili-t- i- farms ;--Iectr-ifi,~atior sr-el th
electric power comssurrt)tfor."
Report submitted for tale Syr-mosium or Ratfonal Electric Power Sonsurnation,
Wars--~!,, Poland 22-25 lj',ay 1962

APELITSYN, I.E., doktor tekhn.nauk; BARS, Ye.A., kand.geol.-min.nauk;
BORISOV. Yu.P., 1c9nd.tokhn.uauk; VELIKOVSKIY, A.S., prof.; VYSOTSKIY,
I.V., kand.geol.min.nauk; GOVOROVA, G.L., dots.; DAMIOV, Y.N., prof.
ZHDA110V, M.A ., prof.; ZHUICOV, A.I., dots.; KOTTAKHOV'.F.I., prof.;
IaZEMS, A.Ya., doktor geol.-min.nauk; MURAVIYEV. I.M.. prof.;
MUSHIN, A.Z., inzh.; IUMIOT, A.Kh.. kand.tekhn.nauk; KHODANOVICH.
I.Ye.. kand.teldinnauk; KHLYSTOV, V.T.. inzh.; CHERNOY. B.G., kand.
tekhn.nauk; SHUROV, V.I., dots.; SAVIKA, Z.A., vedushchiy red.;
POLOSINA, A.S., tekhn.red.
[Manual fo petroleum extraction] Spravochnik po dobyche nefti.
Pod obshchei red. I.M.Muravleva. Moskva, GOB. anuchno-tekhn.izd-vo
neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry. Vol. 1. 1958. 540 p. (MIRA 11:4)
(Petroleum induBtry)

USSR/Mathematics - Perturbed Motion Jan/Feb 53
"Variations of Poincare, s Equations, K. Ye.
Shurova, Moscow
"Priklad Matemat i Mekhan" Vol 17, No 1,
pp 123-124
Analyzes Poincare's eqs representing motion of
system, bound by holonomic relations. Applies
these equations to perturbed motion. Received
8 Oct 52.
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z)7'kff*!A1dMie-Lm'a-tics Variation of' Poincare equation
Card 1/1 Pub. 85 - 12/12
FD-645
Author Shurova, K. Ye.
Title : Remarks on K. Ye. Shurova's article "Variation of the Poincare
equations"
Periodical : Prikl. mat. i mekh., 18, P 384, May/ju 1954
Abstract : The authoress corrects an error on page 12 f her previous
article, PM, 17, No. 1, 1953, which was pointed out to her by
I. S. Arzhanykh.
Institution :
Submitted :

~Ii of
?oincnarels ccl~-r-,tions." ',r.!os, 19Z5-i. 5 ri, 6tete im V. Lononosov.
Aws Ff cult-.v), 150 coi~ies (KL, .5' -58, 98)

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AUTHORs Shurova, K.Ye. SOV/55-58-3-7/30
TITLEs Fundamental Invariant of the Equations in Variations
(Osnovnoy invariant uravneniy v variat8iyakh)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik bloskovskogo universiteta, Seriya matematili,_'.., mekhanik':.,
astronomii, fiziki, khindi 1956,Nr 3,Pp 47-50 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt Let the Poincare' equations be given in the canonical form
given by Chetayev [Ref 2.7 z
dy8 - 7H (s
- '
, , 7
~ 2
YO 'Z
it ~ ~ ,~
S
-
l
S
.~,
s
p
ys
where k is the number of the degrees of freedom. In Z_Ref 4/
the author set up the corresponding system of equations in
the variations B and 4) . Now it is-proved that the exterior
.. 8 .8
quadratic form (see Cartem, [Ref 11
13 Y
.
is an invariant of the mentioned system in the variations.
The sum 74 extends to all indices from 1 to k without re-
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Fundamental Invariant of the Equations in SOV/55-55-3-7/30
Variations
petitions.
There are 4 references, 3 of which are Soviet, and i French.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra teoreticheskoy makhaniki (Chair of Theoretical Me-
chanics)
SUBMITTED: December 19, 1957
Card 2/2

39123
S/058/62/000/006/049/136
A061/A101
AUTHORS: Guttko, A. D., Shurova, Ye. I.
TITLE, Improving the accuracy of the spectrographic determination of
impurities in refined platinum and palladium
PERIODICAL. Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 6, 1962, 14, abstract 6G117
(In collection: "Nekotoryye vopr. emission. I molekulyarn.
zpektroskopii". Krasnoyarsk, 1960, 91 - 101)
TEXT- A method for the spectroscopic determination of platinum metals
(P.001 - 0.05,66) and Fe, Cu, Ni, Au (0.0002 - 0.01%) impurities in refined Pt and
Pd is described. The sensitivity of the analysis has been improved by the subli-
mation of highly volatile impurities and by the concentration of difficultly
volattle ones with are discharge; by the study of the rules governing the en-
trance of Impurities into the discharge, and by the metal transport onto the
mounting electrode, when taking assays of - I mg for the analysis.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 1/1

POPOV, Viktor Stepanovich, kand. tekhn. nauk; Prinimal uchastiye
AGAPOV, V.M., kand. tekhn. nauk; KASATKIN, A.S., prof.,
retsenzent; SHTROVA, Yu.P., red.; FPRIDKD~, L.M., tekhn.
red.
(Electrical measurements and instruments] Elektrotekhni-
cheskie izmereniia i pribory. Izd.7., perer. Moskva,
Gosenergoizdat, 1963. 543 P. (MIRA 17-2)

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bol. 10 no.2 471-48 '65. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Mongollskiy se'Llskokhozyaystvenny.-f institut, Ulan-.Bator.

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USM/Medicins, - Beetle's Jan 1948
Medicine - Insecticides
"The Pea Weevil and Measures for Combatting It," B.
G. Shurovenkov, 3 PP
"Sovetskaya Agronomiye No 1
Gives procedure for controlling spread of pea weevils
in areas of USSR vhich grow lwge crops of peas.
Treats problems: 1) eliminating weevils from places
where peas are stcwed, either for shipment or for use
as needs; 2) eliminating weevils from fields where
peas are grown; 3) isolation of fields not yet in-
fested.i and 4) quarantine measures.
61T72

I . SHJROI!~-".'4xOv' 1'. G. ;VOLKOV, S). T.
2. USSR (600)
4. Bibeds - Disinfection
7. Electrothermal apparatus for disinfection of gTain seeds from smut,
Dolkl. Ak. selkhoz, 17, No. 10, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February -1953. Unclassified.

1 . ."-~ .7 :- ' T -,%~ . ' ~ ' '- -
- - - ~- . L'. . ~ - I , D. ~.
2. U 3-571" (600)
4. tlall Griats
7. Gall midges in cl-,erry buds, 3ad J og. no. 3, 1953.
C>
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL -1953, Uncl.

X7 1-
USSR/Special and General Zoology - Insects. 0-3
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 1957, 69823
kuthor : Shur.ovenkow, B.G.
Title : Me Influence of Agrotechnique on the Decrease in the
Number of Beetles.
Orig Pub : Zashchita rast. ot bred. i bolesney, 1956, No 2, 35-36
Abstract : In the virgin soils of Northern Kazakhstan the larvae of
the broad elater axe prevalent. The soft soils of tb:e-
Syrtov Steppes back of the Volga and near the urals are
the habitat of sowing and steppe elaters. The damage
produced by the beetles increases with the number of
weeds in the fields,, particularly with creeping couch-
grass. The number of beetles on the fields seeded with
perenial grasses (lucerne, esparcet, barley), decreases
with the increase in.the thickness of the grass. The
mellowing of the soil facilitates the entrance of cara-
bids, which eat the eggs~ larvae and puppae of the
Card 1/2 28
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J ~~ L'! & N~ ic 6., W,IR.. 6 -
USSR/Gonoral and 2pocial ZooloSy6 Insects. Injurious In- P
ajcts and Ticks, Poets of pruit and Berry Crops
I'Ibs Jour : Rof Zhur - Blolij Wo 11, 1958, '17;j 496056
Au thor : .9hurovt.~akov B.G.
Inst : I~U-r~~~rai Instituto
Titl~D : A New Gann V-Iot,'a, Injurin- Cherry (Frunus Corasus)
3uds.
Ori- Pub : Sb. nauchn. rabot. KurGansk. s.-Ikh. in-t, 1956,
vYP. 3, 136-142
~'Ibstract : Tho fo-"alos of the chvrry bud -all zioth (Kokchetav-
-z in and
skaya Oblast, 1949 1951) doposit their et_~~
on the buds of the -ardon st,~~-ppc- cherry only.
Tho larvao livo 15-20 days and food on tho flower
rccoptaclQs. LeavinG the 'buds or falli-riS with
the----, to earth, they winter in the sail in sil'k
cocoons. The damaSod buds (22-43/"") do not open;
the ovaries ra:iain sDall, wilt and 20-25 days
aft,Dr tho bloo-min~,- fall off 'a doscription of
Card 1/2

5 9L: zed C A~ Ko d, R 6:-
U3,5111/'---roncrall ~,fid 3prCiLtj 7oolo-y- it-locets'. injurious In-- F
aild "licIcst P-Dato o.C Corcal Croim
Abs jour : R~ i' ZH,,ir - 3iol. L-.o 11, 1g-')8, .*.,o 49558,
Aluthor : S'nurov,:;n.kov B.G.
inst
s ItinG. the Control of 'fl.-loat
of Rattionar
T~ir i-.:) s
Ori- Pub :Zashchita rast. ot vrodit.*i boloznoy, 1957, No 4,
27-28
Abstract : in the Syrtovaya Steppe of the Trans-VO13a region,
the thrips larvae crawl in behind the vaGinac of
th3 leaves near the roots prior to the -iaturin.6~-
of the grain (at tho end of July), then -o into
the soil to a depth of 15 c.:i; voveDber iClhoy
U in N
~-Gain rise into the upper lairer to spend. the win-
ter in the narrow cavities of 'Uhz; re-mants of the
ste-.-js. T"ho larvae do not ~-o into the interior of
the soil during ----.o,,Ierate weather and whan the
C a r,-!- 1/3

SHUaOTENKOV, B.G.
Distribution of Anisoplia austriaca Hrbst. (Scarabaeidae) in the
trans-Volga Sv-rt steppe [with summary in English]. Zool. zhil-r. 37
no.8-.1150-1156 Ag '58. (MIRA 1-1:9)
1.Kafedra zashchity rasteniy Kurganskogo sellskokhozyaystvannogo
instituta, g.Xurgan oblastnoy.
(Volga Valley--Scarabaeidae) (Grain--Diseases and pests)

-SHUROVENKOV, B.G... entomolog (Velikiye Luki)
Entomophaga of the larvae of grain beetl-ys and wirevorms. Zashch.
rast. ot vred. i bol. o' no.12;45-46 D '61. (KILHA 16:5)

SHUROVEITKOV9 B.
Air pilots in an agrici-LItural Institute. Grazhd.av. 18 no.5:11
my 61. (MIRA 14: 5)
1. Ispolnyayushchiy obyazannosti dekqnq fakullteta usovershensto-
vaniya agronomov pri Velikolukskom sellskokhozyayBtvennom institute.
(Velikiye Luki--Aeronautics in agriculture)

SHUROVOKOV, B.G.
BioloFical characteristics of larvae of the wheat thrips (Haplo-
thrips tritici Furd.) in the trans-Ural region of Siberia. Zool.
zhur. 40 no.10:1568-1571 0 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Department of Fundamental and Agricultural Entomology,
Agricultura.1 Institute of Velikiye Luki.
(Siberia, Western--Thrips) Wheat--Diseases and pests)
(Larvae--Insects)

SHUROVEIqKOV, B. G.
Field predatory Entomophaga(Coleoptera, Carabidae and Diptera,
Asilidae) and factors determining their efficiency. Ent. oboz.
41.Po-4:763-780 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Kafedra entomologii Velikolukskogo sellsko-khozyaystvennogo
instituta, Velildye Luki.
(Robber flies) (Ground beetles)

SHUROVETIKOV) B.G.
Pests and diseases of plants in Mongolia. Zashch. rast. ot vred.
i bol. 8 no.7:48-50 11 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Wongollskiy sel skokhozyaystvenn3rf institut, Ulan-Bator,

SHUROV- FINKCIVT , B,C. , , &,it omolog ( Ul an-BaLtor)
lhe bllste-- bcallle Lytta carragaviae, Zas-tich. ot Tred. i
1:o1, 9 ro,~8,152 164. (MIRA -'L71;12)

IGNAT'YEVA, G,NT.; SHUROMTKOV, B.G.
Brief news and information. Zool. zhur. 43 no.7:1099-1102 164.
(MIPA 17:12)

SMROVENKOV B G-. _I--
Galanuca daurica Joann. in the steppes of Mongolia. Zool. zhur.
44 no.5:775-770' 165. (KUL~ 18: 6)
1. Velikolukskiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut.

ABNIMOVAI Z.V., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk;
V.I. (Uzhgorod); 'PU11ODY-REV, 1,11.G.,
Krasnodarskogo 11craya); KY.SUMOV,
PP,OKGFIY--,-V, J,T.A.; S17C;VA, G.S.
Still POVENKOV , Yu.B.; PONOMARCHUK,
aig--r-o-nom li st'-Labinskiy rayon,
V.G., nauchnyy sotrudnik;
Brief information. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 9 no. 4:48-50
f64. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Leningradskiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut (for Abramova).
2. Zaveduyushchiy laboratoriyey zashchity rasteniy Kurganskoy
oblastnoy sellskokhozyaystvennoy opytnoy stantsii (for Shurovenkov).
3. Azerbaydzhanskiy institut zashchity rasteniy (for Kasumov).
4. Altayskaya opytnaya stantsiya sadovodstva (for Prokoflyev,
Sizova).

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ACC '10, AP6022511 SOURCE CODE: UR/0133/66/000/004/0376~/0378
AUTHORS: Tarnavskiy, A. L. (Candidate of technical sciences); Shurovsk~y,_B. B.
(Engineer); Nasakina, M. B. (Engineer)
ORG: none
TITLE: BimetallA steel-copper wire for the production of radio parts
SOURCE: Stall, no. 4, 1966o 376-378
TOPIC TAGS: wirer._qimoi~al copper, communications wire / 15G steelp 60 steel, 08kp
stool, Sv-O8G2S stool, Sv-08A steel., Kh18149 steel, Sv-WGA BtCel
wire--,I,;"
ABSTRACT: An electrolytic method for the production of bimetallic steel-copper
containing up to 3W;- copper was developed. The investigation supplements the results
of A. L. Tarnavskiy, V. V. Gurylev, and B. B. Shurovskiy (Bimetallicheskaya. provolokal.,1*7
Metallurgizdat, 1963, str. 8). It was found that steels Sv-08A and Khl8N9 were the
most suitable center components of the bimetallic wire because these steels form the
most reliable welding joints with other metals as compared with other steels, eage,
15G,, 60, 08kp, Sv-08G2S and Sv-08GA. The electrolytic solution had the following
composition: CUS0,*5H20 250 gAlter and 75 k9/=3 sulfuric acid. The electro2ysis -wag
4
carried out at 40 50C. The current density was 250-300 ka/m2- . The thickness of tt
copper sheath, the electrical -resistance.. and the usual mechanical properties of the
&rd .1/2 Ms 621,771.42

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wire were determined,~: