SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SKRYLEV, L.D. - SKRYLEV, V.B.

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MECHEVA, I.S.; KARIBSKAYA, A.V.; SKRYABINA, L.Ye.
Diagnostic value of punctates from the lymph nodes. Sov. med. 24
no. 5:54-61 My 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Iz Moskovskogo nauchno-issledovatellskago instituta tuberkuleza
(dir. V.F. Chernyshev, zamestitell direktora po nauchnoy chasti -
prof. D. D. Asevev) Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR.
(LymmATics--DISEASES) (PUNCTURES)

ZAGLUKMSKAYA, S.B., kand.med.nauk; SKRYABINA, L.Ye.; PERSON, F.V.
Study of Mycobaterium tuberculosis by fluorescence Miarosco- .
Probl.tub. 38 noo7389-03 t6O. (MIR71-4--l)
1. Iz kliniko-diagnosticheskoy laboratorii Moskovskogo nauchno-
issledovatel'skogo instituta tuberkuleza (dir. - kand.med.navk
V.F. Chernyshev, zam.dir. por nauchnoy chasti - prof. D.D. Aseyev)
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSFt.
(MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS)

YA."HGjIE,HF,O, T.N., kILrId.M0d.nuuk; NUNS'AOZE, M.N.; SKRYABRIA, L.Ya.
Diagnostic methods and bacillarY excretion i-n tubercul(UB patients
under antibacterial therapy. Probl. tub. 42 no.12:49-55 164.
(MIRA 18:8)
1. Nauchno-issledovateltskiy inst1tut tuberk-uleza (direktor -
kand.med.nauk 1'.P.14ochalova; zam. direktora po nauclinoy chasti
prof. D.D.Aseyev) Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR, Moskva.

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SJ~YABINA, M. A.
USSR/Metals
Silver
Alumimm
Sep 47
"The Decompostition of a Solid Solution of Silver in Aluminum,," N. V. Ageyev, M. A.
Skryabina, IONKh,AN,USSR, Moscow:Inst Nonferrous Metals and Gold, 9 pp
"Ezv Sektora Fiz-Khim Analizalt Vol XV
Describes progress of experimertal investigations made on process of de0ompostion of a
solid solution of the beta system of aluminum-silver and evaluates results obtained.
Mentions conditions necessary for experiment. Experimental studies conducted on hard-
ness, electrical resistance, microstructure, and crystal structure. Submitted 10 Dee 1940.
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Investigation of the BUtolorturo of Fe-CoAJ-NW alloys.
0. S. Ivulloy anti M. A. SkirrAitu. Istrit. Akad. Niuk
S.S.S..q.' OWL Khtim. Vaxk 1040. 11;-42. -From the
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in the 11, Ill. and IV series its the two-phase region.
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Alloys
Ferromagaetism
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CoAl - NiAl,- 0. S.,-Ivanov, M. A. Skr
,yabina, Inst
of Gen and Inorg Chem imeni N. S. K:urnAkov,,Ac&d-
Sc,i USSR, 5k pp
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Propagation of the two-phase field B + B2 in a
section of Fe - C6A1 - NiAl was investAgated for its
practical value in working with high-coercive
alloys. Difference in effect of alualfillin-a on the';
ferromagaetism of-a solid'solution with and without
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by the presence of "molecules" of CoAl and NiAl
Inside the Tortiary and Quaternary solid-solutions.
Submitted 13 jai 48.
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POGODIN, S.A.; SKRYABINA, M.A.
Study of the system: nickel rhenium. Izv.Sekt.fiz.-khim.anal.
no,25:81-88 154. (MIRA 8:5
1. Institut obshchey i neerganichaskoy khimii im. N.S.Kurnakova
Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Nickel-rhenium alloys)

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SKRYABINA, N.V.
Determination of hemopoistic action of gastric juice in prematures.
Vopr. pediat. 20 no.6:29-32 Nov-Dec 1952. (CLML 23:4)
1. Junior Scientific Associate. 2. Of the Department of Hospital
Pediatrics (Head -- Honored Worker in Science Prof. A. F. Tur, Correspond-
ing Member of the AcademV of Medical Sciences), Leningrad State Pediatric
Medical Institute (Director -- Prof. N. T. Shutova).

MUZAFAROV ) A.M. - MILOGRADOVA) Ye,I.; SKRYABIM, T.A.; IUIUDAYBIMYYL,VA, R.
Chlorella cultivation in Uzbekistan. Uzb. biol. zhur. no.3:16-21
'61. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Institut botaniki AN UzSSR.
(ALGAE-CULTURES AND CULTURE MEDIA)

ACCESSION NR: AT4010743 S/2839/63/000/002/0102/0111
AUTHOR: Popov, S. A. (Candidate of technical scie nces);_!k~
(Engineer)
TITLE: Investigation of the carrying capacity of rectangular-section eccentri-
cally loaded columns of aluminum alloy AD35-Tl
SOURCE: ASiA SSSR. Institut stroitel'ny*kh konstruktsiy. Srroitel'ny*ye
konstruktsii iz alyuminiyevy*kh splavov, no. 2, 1963, 102-111
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum alloy, alloy AD35-Tl, construction material, buckling
coefficient, stress, aluminum
ABSTRACT: The recently obtained aluminum alloy AD 35-T1 is a candidate for
building structures carrying great loads. The alloy is particularly suitable
because of its mechanical, technological (weldability, press-formability,
suitability for anodizing), and corrosion-resistant properties. For acceptance
in construction practice, it is necessary to establish design requirements
appl'icable to this material; in particular, one must determine the values of
buckling coefficientf . Hence, the authors carried out investigations at M:EIT
on the carrying capacity of solid rectangular-section eccentrically-loaded
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columns of AD35-TI. In these investigations, the same methods were applied as
F. N. Polikarpov (professor) and S. A. Popov (one of the authors) used previously
at M1IT for eccentrically-loaded columns of low-alloy steel and of the aluminum
alloy DI-T, respectively. The present investigation dealt with both the elastic
and the eD~sto-plastic ranges of work. A stress-strain diagram for AD-35-TZ,was,
obtained from compression tests. A reduced modulus of deformation was introduced
to account for non-linear stress distributions across the section and for varia-
tions of bending along the column axis. As part of the results of the investi..
gation, a chart was constructed (Fig. I of the Enclosure) representing critical
stresses versus the slenderness ratio X of columns for a parametric range 0 to
1.2 of relative eccentricity a (a - eccentricity; r - radius of gyration of the
r
cross-section). Three formulas according to different design specifications have
been given for practical assumptions of total relative eccentricity values to
account for the initial curvature of column an4 for the.eccentric. application of
the compressive load at'the end section:
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-SK-RYABTIIA, V.Cr.; KARYAKIK, G.K.
More widespread introduction of progressive practices
In the flat knit hoisery manufactures Leg. prom, 16 no-7:
9-11 J1 156. (MLRA 9:10)
Ofoisery industry)

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w(yp'law., , V. f.
lialminths of a teal. Trudy 13GZ rlr)-4:221-2~5 162- (MIRA 17:9)

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"Compirative Resistance of Inspets to ilydrogen c-anide," P. 83-6
Suirurai-j of the "cientific Research "'ork of the Inst. of ~Iant Protection fCr the
,.ear 1936 !7T VirUSes and Dacterioses, ~iolcEicall. method, cheriacal method
and mechani-7,ation. Lenin :,cad.- Sci., Leninarad 1938, 111 PP.
hbcpts. in ;.,,hich insects werE~, exposed to 'EM-1 at a concn, of 5 showed
that the min. exiosures in hrs. which c,?vsed complete mortalit.17 TwithAn 24 hrs.
,...here I for Agelasbica alrd L., Olnsomel~t jf~ftstuosa scop. a,-.(I 5th-instar horpers
of !_,ocuf~ta ird.-ratoria L.

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I- Tzi: I !-I- illi-).`.-L IT 14 i I i , --.1 - - - - - -
"t4aterials for Clinical and Specific Serotherapy of Influenza,"
Problema Grippa i Ostrykh Katarrov Verk~ikh Dykthatellnylkh
Puteyj Moscow, 1952, PP 77-78.

FD-1521
U3SR/Kedic!tne Influenza
Card 1/1 Pub 122-6 14
Author Skrysbinal, Ye.. A2
Title tr.~atznent of influenza
Periodical Vezt, AMi SSSR, 4, 34-39, Oct-Dec 1954
Ab sr ac T. Prj7wd4_r-11ke poiyvalent serum -, mixed with 5ulfathiazone and penicillin,
was found to be dependable and satisfactory in the treatment and pre-
vention of influenza caused by the three types of influenza viruses
I.A, A,, ard B), Tnis powdered serum must be administered by insuf-
flation into the respiratory tract through the nasal passages; a simple,
portable insufflator has been devised for that purpose. Insufflation
should take place simultaneously with deep Inhalation. Therapeutic
effecL of this powdered mixture consists of suppression of the in-
I
f
luenza virus and of timely prevention of secondary bacterial infections.
Curtailment of febrile period depends on specificity of the serum and not
on Gulfathiazole or penicillin. Tables. Graphs. Charts.
Institution Propedeutic Therapeutic Clinic of the First Leningrad Medical Institute
(Active member of the Academy of Medic;al Sciences USSR, M. D. Tushinskiy,
Director)

Specific therap;r for Influenza. Voot. ANN SSSR no.404-39 054
(mm 8:1)
1. Iz proped6vt1cheskoy terapevtirhaskoy kliniki I Leningradskogc
meditainskogo instituta (dir. day-stvitel9nvy chlen AMN SSSR
M.D.'Tlishinskiy)
(INFLUENZA. therapy,.
serother.)
(IMMUNE SERUMS, therapeutic use,
influenza)

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T[JSHINSKrY, M.D., professor (Leningrad) SIKMRYABINA Y (Leningrad)
Specific serotherapv in influenza. Sov.med. 19 no.1:13-19 Ja 155.
(INFLURNZA, therapy, (HLRA 8:4)
serother.)
(SHROTHELkff, in various diseases,
influenza)

SKRYABINA. Ye.A.; BAKLAGINA, V.N.
Action of dry anti-influenza vaccine [with summary in Phnglish].
Vest.oto-rin. 19 no.2: 44-49 Mr-Ap '57. (MIRA 10:6)
1. Iz kliniki propedevtiki vnutrennikh bolezney (zav. - deystvitell-
n.ry chlen Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR prof. M.D.Tushinskiy)
i kliniki bolezney ukha, gorla i nosa (zav. - chlem-korrespondent
Akademii meditainskikh nauk SSSR prof. V.Y.Undrita) I Leningradakogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(INFLUENZA. prev. & control
vacc., evaluation (Rus))

TUSHINSKIY. M.D., STPVSKAYA, V.V., SKAJLLATO, Ye.S. SKRYABINA, Ye.A.
-O&A)w. -A;
~Vcr=-O" ~X~ - ~ -
Clinical chnrncteris ties of influenza In Leningrad in the 1957 pandemic.
Vest.A1411 SSSR. 13 no.7:14-20 158 (MIRA 11:8)
1. Knfedrn i)ropedevticheskoy terapii 1-go Leningrndskogo medibinskogo
institlitn iment. skad. I.P. Favlova.
(111FLUMIZA, manifest.
Asian, in Russia (Ruu))

TUSHINSKIYI H. D. STAVSKAYA, V.V., YARO&H~JWSKIY, A'yp- , RAVIDIK[KOVA, Ye.p.,
SKJ~RLATO, Ye.S., KAN, Ye',L., SWA~111A, Ye.A: (Leningrad)
Clinic9l asnects of the pAndemia of influenza in 1957. Klin.med.
36 no.5:43-48 My 158 (MIRA 11:7)
(INFLUM4ZA, epidemiology
in Russia. pandemia (Rus))

CHALK111A, O.M.; SKRYAB]IIA,-Yc.A.; RAFALISO!', D.I.
Results of obtaining active an' influenza serum from vaccinated
donors. Vrach.delo no.9:107-2-11 S j3. (MM 16:10)
1. Otdel virusologii Institu-i- oksperimentallnoy meditsilly AMN
SSSR., leningradskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut pere-
livaniya krovi i zdravpunkt pri Pervom leningradskom. meditsin-
skom institute imeni ak-ad. I*P.Pavlova.
(DTLUETZA) (SERUM TaWY)

KOI',TRIM*rICHUS, V.L. [Kontrimavicius, V. 1; SPYABBIA, Ye.S.
4
Helminths of the sables and ermines of Kamchatka. Trudy Gellm...,
lab. 13:48-51 163 (MIA 17:3) ~

SKRYAB.121A, Ye.S.
i
Helminths from the sea fishes.4 Kanchat-ka. Trud7,Gellm. lab.
.i,
13:313-329 163 - I (14M 17:3)

TEREKHOVSKIY B.I. (Terekhovslkii, B.I.]; SKRYABINSKAYA, I.V. (Skriabyns1ka,
I.V.il'PAVLIKOV, V.M. (Malynka, M.K.]
Increising the whiteness of a porcelain body by treatment with
water 'vapors during firing. Leh.prom. no-4:62-64 O-D 162.
(MM 16:5)
1. Institut metallokeramiki i spetsi'alInykh splavov AN UkrSSR.
(Porcelain)

ACC M AF6021672 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0131/66/000/003/0059/00~1.
AUTHOR: Nazarenko, N. D. -, Vlaslw, N. I.; Mush, V. L.; Skryabinsjmyn, L V.
ORG- Institute of Materials Research, AN UkrSSR (Institut Problem Materialovedeniya )AS
SSNR')
TITLE: Superdutynonfired refractories with magnesium phosphate used as the binder
SOURCE: Ogneupory, no. 3, 1966, 59-61
TOPIC TAGS: refractory, magnesium compound, phosphate, nonclay refractory product
ABSTRACT: Superduty concretes were experimentally produced on using fused-magnesite
wastes of electric-heater production and monosubstituted magnesium phosphate'. The phosphate
was obtained by adding small portions of active MgO to preheated phosphoric acid:
M90 +2H3P04 Mg (H2]PO4)2 +H20
and evaporating the solution until a dry residue remained. This residue, dry monosubstituted
magnesium phosphate~wae added as the binder to the charge. Specimens of the resulting 3=-
terial were immediately 'pressed In semi-dry form in a hydraulic press and dried, first 'in

SKRYABIIISKIY, V.S.
Calculating the errors of voltmeters with instrument multipliers.
Priborostroenie no.21:14-15 F 160. (MIRA 13:5)
(Voltmeter)

SKRYA73VISKIY, V-S-
Arrore in measuring power in a.c..ciTcuits- Izm.tekh. no&12:
25-26 D 6o. (MIRA 13:11)
(Alectric measurements)

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S-.,..YABIHSKIY,--V.S_.-, inzh.; VLASEN-0, G.V., inzh.
D542 wattmeter. Vest. elo'.-troprom- 31 no.12:69-70 D 160.
(*,-'Tf.l 14:2)
(Wattn~eter)

SKRYABINSKIY, V.S.
Compensation of frequency-dependent errors in wattmeter readings.
Nov. nauch.-issl. rab. po metr. VNIIM no.6:8-12 164.
(MIRA 18:3)

SKRYAGA, I.
We are adopting the practice of leaders. Sillebud.noe6:6 3 155
(PT2A 9:7)
l.Nachallnik Pereshchepinalkogo rayonogo viddilu po budivnitstvu
v kolgospakh,
(Reinforced concrete construction)

SMAGh. I. [Skriaba-, I.]
First results. Sill. bud. 7 no.5:15 Kr '57. (MIRA 13:6) -
1. Prednedatell soveta PereRhchepinakoy rayonnoy kolkho%noy
stroltellnoy organizataii.
(Pereshchepino District-Building)

SKRYAGA, I. CSkriaha, IJ
We are increasing the production of band roofing tiles.
Sill. bud. 9 no.9:9 S '59. (MRA 12:12)
l.Predsedatell soveta Pereshchepinskoy mezhkolkhoznoy stroitellnoy
organizatsii Dnepropetrovskoy oblasti.
(Tiles, Roofing)

SKRYAGA, I.
Successes of the Pereshchepino District interfarm building
organization. Sell.stroi. 14 no.8:16 Ag '59.
(14IRA 12:12)
1. Predsedatell soveta Pereshchapinakoy mezhkolkhoznoy stroitel,,-
noy organizataii Dnepropetrovskoy oblaoti USSR.
(Pereshebepino District--3uilding)

SKRY_AGA,_j.,[5krIaba, 1.1
We are mking all building materials ourselves. Sill.bud. 10
no-3:18 Mr '60. (MIRL 13-6)
1. Predsedatell soveta Pereshche-oinskoy mezhk-olkhoznoy sell-
skokhozyaystvennoy organizataii Dnepropetrovskoy oblasti.
(Pereehchepino District---Building materials)

SKRWA, 1. [Skriaha., I.T
Let's undertake increased obligations. Sill.bud. 12 no.40
Ap 16le (MIFM 14:6)
1e Predeedatell soveta, Perembahepinakoy abubkholkhomnoy stroi-
tellnoy organizatsii Daepropetrovskoy oblasti.
(Ukraine-Construction Wustry)

U35R Farra knim-113. Poultry.
-4Lbs Jour: R6f Zhur-Biol., No 23, 1958, 105751.
,~.uthor 6-kryaga, I. Z.
Inst DEE 'givon.
Titlo Poultry RaisinS in tho Far North.
Orig Pub: Ptitsovodstvo, 1959, No 9, 28-29.
kbstract: No abstract.
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fli~ydrLulic -o~'
Kiiar I I-ov, 1959,
Lrigineuring
Const--action !not. ~;iiair of Hydraulics and Engineering
OLLo,r ) 150 co ;.eG (RL, 33-510, 1.19)
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KOGMT, Leonid.M.; ULMLO, I.V.; KOZLOVA, I.K.; SUVOROV, N.N.; PORTNOVA,S.L.
SKRYAGIN, G.K.; TROGOV,I.V.
Microbiological transformations of steroids. Report Nc,.3:.- Reduc-
tion of 17 & 21-deoxysteroids by Actinomyces albus 3006. Izv.
M1 SSSR Ser. khim. no.11:2008-2015 N t64 (MIRA 18:1)
1. Institut khimii prirodnykh soyedineniy P11 SSSR i Institut
mikrobiologii AN SSSR.

AUTHOR: Skryagin, L. 4-6-5/30
TITLE: "Bottle Mail" ("Butylochnaya pochtall)
PERIODICAL: Znaniye - Sila, 1957, Nr.6, pp 6-7 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author states that one of the various methods to
investigate sea currents is by "bottle mail".
In 1953, the British National Institute of Oceanography
investigated the Gulfstream to the west of Great Britain.
Instead of bottles, 10,000 plastic envelopes were utilized.
These were dropped from aircraft over a radius of 800 km.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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SKRYAGIN L
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Radar station in the port of Le Havre. Kor.flot 16 n0-5:30-32
My '56. ()ff-RA 9: 8)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-iBaledovatellskiy institut ekonomiki i
ekepluatataii vodnogo transporta.
(Le Havre--Harbors) (Radar)

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AUTHORS: Zakharov, V Kor2p
Massayev, T.; Strelkov, V.
TITLE: From aqualung to sport, submarine
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TOPIC TAGS 09 submarine photograp~hy., aqualung, swimming, unde rwater e -in nt
quip e
ABSTRACT% Underwater sporting equipment which can be handcrafted is-reported on
in this collection of articles. To record underwater scenes,.- a metal waterproof
case nas been designed, intended for use with the motionpicture cameral'Kieva-16-."
A waterproof flash lamp "EV-511 I-Las been developed which is effective'under waiter,i~p_
W distances of 0.5 m. It uses two flashlight batteries and has a poiter of ~O w,'
Several units can be linked by a synchronizing ci-rcuit which fires all,lamps when
the first lamp flashes. To assist in unden-iater navigation) a "submerged piloti.l.
has been developed which containv a compass and a log The log is at four-bladed
aluminum 120-m diameter propeller which turns 300-N rev in 100 m of path. The
blades a~-o set at 450 to the direction of motion and can be twisted slightly
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for precise calibration of.the instrument, Since A swimmer cannot trai.re. much
fasterthan 2.8 kin/h, submerged transportation has b6en developed.-- The simplest -
device for underwater travel is a sled towed by a launch, provided with hand
controls for depth regulations. A new underwater plastic gliderNith narrow
wings measures 3.5 x 2.4-x 0.6 m. It reaches a spepd of 15 km7h -when towed, is
controlled by horizontal rudders and lieeling rudders, and is steered-by a rudder 01.1
the keel. A device called an aquapedcarries.~bicycle-type pedal gear which turns a
sere-a propeller.-- -2he drlver~ strapped to -.-a- -saddle --can reach a speed-of 512_km/h*:_7~`;_ -
A more elaborate device called a "submarine scooter is strapped to the back-of a
swimaer wearing an aqualung., or is held before him by hand grips. 'The b-dy is made
in two plastic sections covered by thin layers of wood and iron. One compartment
contains a 72-amp-h, 211-v storage battery. The other compartment contains the
small 350-700..%w electric motor and reducing ge~ars. A shaft leads from the- rear--of
compArtment-to t1fas-c-r-6w -which- can drive -it 10 km1h* -. The' most sop, I-a' st ica_ __7
ed. device is- the sportaing - sUbmanLrie- -eitfierth-e- 11dry" or the. "wet."
Inthe.
i1wet" type the submarine is floodedj and the sportsmen vear aqualungs. A one- or
two-man type, with an airplane-like cabin, is powered by either a bicycle-type
pdal-(ohe man - 5.5 km1h, two man - 9 km/h) or by a 1-hp electric motor (15 km/h)a
Such a submarine may operate at depths of up to ~O m. A model of the. 11dryll type
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SKRYAGIN, L.; SOLDATOVA, G.
Foreign methods of vessel pushing. Rech.tranap. 16 no.10:44-46
0 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Towing)

SKRYAGIM, L.
Supertankers. Blok. agit. vod. transp. ne.4:43-46 Y 157.(KLRL, 10:4)
(Tb;nk vessels)

SKRYAGIN, Lev Vikolayevichi MATYUSHINA, S.F.., red.; TIEHONOVA, Ye.A.,
tekhn. red.
[On the trail of sea disastersl Po sledair morskikh katastrov. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo "Morskoi trans rt," 1961. 251 p. WRA 15:1)
(Shipwreeksr

SKRYAGIN, L2N,
Fires on foreign passenger ships4 Biul.-takh..;.ekon. inform,
Tekh. upr. Min. mor. flota 7 no.4289-115 '62 tHMA 16-.4)
(Ships-Fires and fire prevention)

SKRYAr,IN,- N.A.
New Indonesian oceanographic research ship "Jalanidhi.11
Okeanologiia 4 no.1:186-187 164. (MIRA 17:4)

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f e c; t i v c r c? - -3
i'U!,. 'Y'. sb~ Ref. v8uohno-:Im%I,~d. iabot po khlo-D-
kc~':,'o.d3tvu, Tasbkenzj, AN UzSSP, 1957, 193-198
Exper-iments condf_~ted by tilt'! Acade-ply, of
Scienic:-t!i U~zbak SSR in Tashkent,---kaya ObI-1,,;t
'n evive shown t' .
.i. hat armriomialte (A) was
nitrified under laboratory conditioite by
70% in 13 days, i;nder field condit_'ons by
rl-2arly totalty iess thart 12 days.
Th,3r~_-. izi th7j& no cause to aplAy A fraztlnna~l_
undor the fall plawin.-t. Vhen the
allrlua.' I-ale of ,~j jtj.-jjjg ytIlre.ation of
tiie eotrvn, its affvct_*,v,,!~ie_;i-? eitrit_,r eq-aalled'

FROLOV, S.G.; SHIF, Sh.L.; DESYATUN, I.I.; SEMENOV, A.I.;_~~P!NKOP
-B. S .-
Mechanization of veneer manufacturing shops. akm.i der,prom,
no.4:5-10 O-D 162. Off RA 15:12)
1. Ddrnitskiy fanernyy zavod.
(Darnitsa-Veneers and veneering)

SKRYARENKO, I.P., inzh.; KRIGMAN, F.Ye.; SHESTERUENKOV, V.I.; KOLESNIK, A.F.
Radioluminescent light sources with tritium filling. Svetotekhnika
9 no.8:23-26 Ag t63. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Makeyevskiy institut po bezopasnosti rabot v gorney promyshlennosti.
(Electric lighting) (Ulminescence)

POLALND / Chemical technology. Cellulose and Its H-33
DerivatiVeSt Paper.
Abs jotr: Ref Zh~~-&Xhjmiya, No 14, 10959~ 52018.
Author : Bielski, S.; SkFyc~K~,,,W.
lnst : Not given. C -
Title : Perspectives of Development of the Corrugated Card-
board In the PDR.
Orig Pub: Przegl. papiern., 1958,, 14., No 9. 283-264.
Abstract: Production of cardboard packages in 1957 must
reach 130 thousand tons. The article indicates
all the types of cardboard produced and types
planned for the current production, Including
raw materials and glues required, -- Ye Gurvich.
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tic temperatures) for electromagnetic waves and for one type of plasma wave. The
retained portion of the dielectric tenser is put into a form suitable for computa-
tion and its behavior in the neighborhood of the cyclotron frequency and its first
two harmonics is illustrated with graphs. The resonance term has an anti-Hermitim
part (leading to absorption) only _;or frequencies below the resonance. Expressions
are obtained for the refractive indices for the ordinary and the extraordinary el(L-
tronagnotie waves and for the plasraa wave having the smaller index. At the cyclo-
tron 1'requency th:3 extraordinary wave is much less strongly absorbed than the ordi-
nary wave. Tho plasma wave having the larger refractive index violates the condi-
tion that the wav.,,longth be large compared with the Larmor radius. A method of sm-
cossive correctio.1s is proposed for dealing with this case. An error is pointed
out in a paper by A.A.Rulchadze and V.P.Silin (ZhTF, 32, 423, 1962). Orig.art. has:
36 formulas and 2 figures.
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theory of surfaces. -Txudy-gem-AfMor. Tenzor. Atializu
8 129-141 (1950) (Russian)
Tile V,,rfnr; Igolithm for centro-affine s1la"derived in
the paper reviewed above is here applied to suface theory
of space of three dimensions. The equiaffine space is spe-'
cially studicd, Formulasare f0und for the net: of asN mptotic
lines, (lie invariantof'I'zitzeica 7'=4e-eJ,R,,4R,#, (R.s the
nsor w hich- -
curvature te-lisor), and-the kv I~nsor-(flie--te
vanishes xylicii a net is a net of Cehvkv for'a given comice-
tion). The transition is made to affine mitro-projective
gtiometry. -D., J.-Slryfik (Cambridgei: Mass;).-
Source:
a-thfmitical Re vi 01143 Vol D,.-,

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SKRYGAN,A.; ILESKIN,G.; VERNBR,V.; K&ZLOU,A.
Utilizing pine stumpa from the bottom of swamps for the pro-
duction of thermoinsulation construction slabs. Vestsi AN
BSSR no.2:124-131 Mr-Ap 154. (MIRA 8:9)
(insulation (Heat)) (Pine)

,..SKRYGAN, A-I-~ISkryhan, A.I.1; BMMIKAYA, T.V.; SHISHKO, A.M.-[Shyshko, A.M.];
VALOZHIN, A.I. [Valozhyn, A.I.; GOREL11f, .4,A. [Harelik, B.A.];
MOROZOVA, L.V. (Marozava, L.Vj t.
Composition of adubin and its use in the production of furfural.
Vestsi AN BSSR. Ser. fiz.-tekh. nE~,v. no.3:56-63 159-.
(NDU 13:3)
(Furaldehyde) (Oak)

SKRYGAIII-A.ju-SIIYSHKO. A.M.; ZHBAMOU, R.G.
Characteeistice of (~ -cellulose removed from the wood of pine trees
of diffcrent age. Vestai AN BSSR. Ser. fiz.-takh. nav. no,l.29-45 157.
(Cellulose) (MIRA 10.-6)

24(1),24(o) soyt3o-59-
k9mas stepasov. 2. 1. Loade.161- AS 1-9/57
selossmalmays 531
1swestig%tiona 7 solorme.jam, 5aj4Gtjm%% in the yield or
NP601"Reopy a" Luminescence (Rabuty b.I.M.-kikh -h-11th
Pa 6paktrokopil I 17M.U.4% ... tell)
19CMens T#&tm1k Akd-II ---- 3352. 19~9, jrr s. pp 68-76 (11331)
AnULM. Theme Unvestigaticas ars being cmx~riod. out at the r~titat
fL%Lktl A d4tme^tIkL jYA.tItt. Of Fbq*10. and Itath-matto.)
mad the rIsioh#akj7 fakul*t*t Delorux.kogo universiteta
(PIV8164 rao-aftaxat 4. Belorussian 19niverelty) under the 4ir.at-
Ina of a. Z. 3%.peac,, A. ff. Soveft.ako, 1. A.
:.duro,. Cavr-yoding %..bar,
y J
Aou4msi.lass As 33M nd
,,
Awbda.7 of Sale-. 3331 in field of th.0-ti.al
.
GODYT, the L.1-tis.ttons by P. A. Apanee.I.VA, B. r. st.panuir
ars *mAsian*&. Ftrthsro the following In-
"etleti.na
need the g ... r.1
ourrenta In their
examinations.
On the bael- Of "rim-tea data A. 9. UaOA obtained
LEPOrt"t rematD in the determination of genains v%juss of
OPS10ar ok-racteristlas of the aubotano. asamin.d.
1.t
Of
ion .0thla.
L. A. Krartsev, W.
LL-jTjJLQX examined C.I
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n
t
,
-Ts!L%'eerpU%s with large overlapping of &b orpt on and

In 1-I.Ing ftdam-mul r.0.1t. in
11
.r p4thallRid. vapors. He .14.
f luain ...... :
shaired that the erfLat*sorof qu--ohi~c -12'sloas ner b- nuch
lame tbea .-.
unA.r the direeti- of A. I-A--v-b-nk0' -z-fta.
the ..... t on the yi*Td of fluor.-aac* ad

th j
A- 5- 3-ch-Akc. -0 0='t-Oll.h A W.
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the lu"ammi-so. -1-1 At
the d". time they d..JsUd4 " improved Pp%r.tu..
IL, I- 5-'Qh-,,ka V I ft ... t.Q%L-r1r in it,. field of lu.j-
.a*"* of
pho.ph.r.0o.
x&nln*d t ph no
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b
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mp:rti a of lo rophyll and
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related composed. are being 0-1.1 *.% I. close 4~oy-tio-
with the Ustitt bialoell Ak.4..tL as-L 3333 (Institute of
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at pe%,wrization me the vev. length Of floor.....
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mompa itl . of o.pl.z 6" nature Of Later-
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leeslar for. . f
P. the optimal and .1..trloal properties
51 v or mass orysTal pAu.phors.
A. 3. Sovehanko. S. 1. Stspsnw Xwj%6d-o.jIulo.. =4 1%.
piodusts of traniformation.
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rmolsmko, 1. 0. Zbb-ov oramixed the omadiving
r
kizatica :f sellulose by -aas of nitrogen diorlda# lodla
A and klarlds.
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CI. Zhb&.kb.. B. 1. Step".,. A_Z&_JLU,nb,r,
Z
--J1MWd&jL,A. AL ShIshko examined the ..r..r1x=g p
sallmleso.
lAnko .1-ined t~. otid.tlo.
=
11. ton epeatrotoopf In the
ialtrawlelelo rose..
R. R. ft,ly-beak. and ollaUor.vers s,
otrupbotoestricall,
exemilmed the &dsorptlwa of aolaring mob tene.8-ft dellalic..
:
1. 5. Temseleake, X._Z_jj&xrjj2, examined the
of met W as* yrduate.
V. r. Stapasev, the dp*
d
at.& 4/8 @too or the speatra ef d1sper..d. ol.S.otm an the r.du.,i.:
Vatie. the shaVactor.of the biding agent,"d the 1-yer
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spAt".kopit I 17O.L. at ... t.ii)
V..tik Akd.ail -k SSSR. 1959. Ir 1. VP 68-76 (USSR)
?has. in ... t1g.tion..ars, being --,i.d Out at the XAstit-t
fI.,kI I metweatiki (Institute :f physics andiMAthematic
and the fisjoh..kly ftkul-twt B.IOTu..k.CO - 1-61tot.
I ru.slan University) under the direct-
. 1. 3.veh.uko, K. A. T.1-yesih-ioh.
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Academicians AS BSSR, and IP x Corresponding Mmaborp
*.d..y of soi.no.s. BSSR field of theoretical V-.t-
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on toned. PuaAh*r, the following in-
or. i_.dt.*.t.d. _. --.%-
1, P. Prishly off 0. 1. Stsp~v developed a theory Of
dispersion light ffTI-.r..
l.-AIN-J-2 :rTimsft3t,- dblve-Pah".ho-'askligs' met"
Infrared range. S, filter. for the
-A. P. Prishiv.lko analysed the O.Org,y and the field .,
~PPLIOstiOn of existing d1te"Justion methods of optical
;OcAt"Am of dispersed and not dispqrsqd materials.
9,.lkrasholigh, A. A. Lbdm. I., ~ _.XAjtIjAkOv_ Ob I &toad
results on..rui.C tb. kL..tj . of
spark discharge (spectral intensity end discharge tomperatuxe),
1. 3, Burok., mutual Infl.-.
of , ... to 1. , .:xanin'd the
.0trum -1791 and Xpl.ia.d the ..thodo
f.rAheir allielu.tLon.
T. Ov.ohkin 6 d a *:rio* of - %bod. to eliminate
:11 hit,
--%ftT-rArrU_i"nW11 f I rd .,.. .1..
4. 11 O"Ghkin, 1. P, KrIvosh~*ver unamed.d In work'ne out a
oonitl. method of bousyl penicillin In ordinary p.nicillim.
1. A. Bori.svLch, X. I-SkZX& .. .... 1.-4 the
infrared spectra or -rialsous product'.-.--~-
or,
.ties
cohal OIL 4
VIS. Out . 1-1 ... an.. u*4 fur';h. dot..
alostion of the Carainating power of the a*od of some kinds
of Sr....
A. T&, Prokoo blik obtained good result. by the ... Of lu.I.-
amom "Alysi-In.dormatology.
S. S. anooonko I ,b
:*1,11 on .... Ira .1 the
us P.174 ... bar do p
D. -Ailtrklo., need p.ol-I method. for -ly.Ig albuminous
TrnQ.- 01.0a.
X. M. Psylyuch4ako. 0. &, 1-orto, carried out an extensive
mYmGt)rOAbOtQmstrIc9I OxguicatIOM Of the formation Of molecular
wtd *`ap':b..0k0:p:'
5. Am 3.v the structure of
various allies*.
a,*op-o,, A. .. Prie fox,1.4 on% theoretical Lovestigat-
Ion! *.S
the vibkAT1-0WEr-ffDib
of various silicate
Ira
crystal.

SKRYGAJI, A.I.; SHISHKO, A.M. [Sbyashko, A.M.]
Study of cellulose obtained from the wood of pine shoots
and one-year plants. V,)stBi Ali BSSR.Ser.fiz.-tekh.nav. no.2:
56-62 '59. (MIRA 12:11)
(Cellulose)

SKRYGAN, A.I. [Skryhan, A.I.); SHYSHKO~ A.M.; ABRANPAL'SKI, I.N.;
VALOMYTI, A.I.
Study of sapropels with low ash content from lakes and marshes in
the White Russian.S.S.R. Vestsi AN BSSR.Se,-.fiz.-tekh.nav. noJ:
64-68 162. (MIRA 16:9)
(White Russia-Sapropel)

SKRYGAN, P. [Skryhan, F.1; KAOHAVY, M.
Career of an outstanding woman. Rab.i sial. 36 no.6:6-7 Je
l6o. (MM 13:7)
(Starobino District--Women as farmers)

SKRYAGIN, Lev Nikolayevich; MAITUSHINA, S.F., red.
[On the tracks of marine catastrophes] Po sledam morskikh
katastrof. Moskva, Transport, 1965. 254 p. (MIRA 18.4)

SKRYGINJ, V.N.
Increasing the efficiency of inclined sorting trucks, Zhel.
dor. transp. 45 no.5:77-78 My 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Glavnyy inzh. stantsil Kazatin Yugo-Zapadnoy dorogi.

SKRYGIN~ V. P.
Skrygin, V. P. - "The treatment and classification of scoliosis," Trudy Tsentr.
nauch.-issled. in-ta protez-4ravaniya i protezostroyeniyat symposium 3, 1949,
p. 47-70
SO: U-4355, 14 August 53, (Letopis 'Zhurml Inykh Statey, No. 15, 1949)

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ORG: none
TITLE: Device for testingthe hermeticity of specimens havirg rolled joints,
Class R-, No. I-DO
SOURM Izobreteniy~, promynhleraWe obraztsyp tovarny7e znakip no, 4Y 1966P 92
TOPIC TAGS: pipe, roll forging., metal joining
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a device for testing the hemeticity
of specimens having rolled joints, e.g., in the form of a flange with a rolled-in
pipe. The device consists of a hydraulic loading device and a testing chaznber,
To exclude an axial build-up of pressure on the pipe section and to increase the
accuracy of measurenent, the flange is fastened by a screw press to the end of
the experimental chamber, the lower part of which is equipped with a packing of
the chevron typej situated on the outer surface of the pipe* To prevent the
influence of press deformation on-the hermeticity of the specimen-experimental
chamber joint, use is made of a hydraulic press deformation compensator (see FI&
Card 1/2 -16
UW.&,--620.,165,,29! 2.41

SYMIL, 1. 1., DVORETSYY, A. S., SERURYAKOV, R. A., KOLESOV, 1. V., SIKOLF.NYO,
V. F., ORAVETS,, Y.,, FROILV, 11. S., and KAZAKOV, V. A.
"Choice of Coordinates in Regard to the Entrance of Particles into an
Emuls3.on Chamber (S'NU-1),
Joint Institute of Nuclear Research, Dubna, USSR.
report submitted for the IAEA conr. on Nuc.Lear Electronicss Belgrade, Yugoslavia
.L5-2u May JL!~bi

EWT1m)/BDS AFFTC/ASD
L 11381-63 S/120/63/000/002/012/041
':~ Y - I
AUTHOR: Kolesov, I.V., Sikolenko, V.F., Skryl', I.I., and Frolov, N.S.
01
TITLE: An instrument for photographing discharges in spark counters
14
-PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, March-April 1963, v. 8, no. 2,
54-58
TEXT: The article describes a device for taking pictures of discharges in
spark counters from two mutually perpendicular directions and reference marks
with a single frame of film in a moving-picture camera that need not be greatly
modified for this purpose. The instrument is part of a system for determining
the points at which particles enter emulsions, Control is either automatic or
manual from a separate control unit; there is 0 ion for double-exppgure.
The popir vois of 3e Q~
gevention and,malfungtion indi2~tio~, s ti n sparks may 1:~e etermined
o within 4- 0. mm. ihere are ive gures.
ASSOCIATION: Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
Card 1/1,

ACCESSION NR: AR4032164 S/0058/64/000/002/AO39/AO39
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fiz., Abs. 2A337
AUTHORS: Dvoretskiy, A..S.; Kazakov, V.,A.1 Kolesov, 1. ~%; Ora-
vets, Yu.; Sikolenko, V. F.1 Skry*ll, l. 1.1 Frolov, N. S.
TITLE: Installation for automatic registration of the coordihates
of a particle entering a pellicle stack
Tv 171-ixichno-tekhn. konferentsii po yadern. radio"
elckLron. T. 4. M., Gosatomizdat, 1963, 15-27
TOPIC TAGS: high energy particle interaction, emulsiori technique,
electronic particle identification, particle trajectory recording,
particle trajectory photography
TRANSLATTOH- An automatic installation is described, combining the
for high-energy particle interactions and the

ACCESSION 11R: AP4o29694
the best method of hardening uranium nith a view to'limitAS its in-
creasing radiation. The tests made in t1lis connection included harde-
n1n,; t~-ie uranium samples in the beta- and gamma-phases, followed by
tile clow-cooling and water-cooling methods. The test results indicate
that the texture of.hardened uranium is determined primarily by tIOLa
parnmotcrsof the heat troatment of the matal, and the following con-
clusions are therefore justified: 1) thei texture of hardened uranium
depends on the nature of the heat treatment but primarily on the dura-
tion of exposure to high-temperature pkasos; 2) the greatest,destruc-
tion of the texture was noted in the samples that had been heat-treat-
P4 under the effect of tensiono producod by thermlo Gradlcnts or ax-
f,-rj1.L1. efforti3, P-nd 3) in the enso of low and moderate heatinG upooda,
the texture of hardened urLmium is deto=1nod to a large extent by the*.
tec'nology of the uranium production and the duration of Its exposure
in tile beta-phase before the hardonin Orig,.art, has: 9 figures.
ASSOUIATIOM None
SUBMITUDs 30MaY65' DATE ACQ: 01XV64. ENOL:' 00
SUD 0OPP, 111 If$ NR REP SOVS 015 OTHER 1 005

r Li~NKU* V.F.; SKUYLI 2- J~T.~ FhULOV., N-S-
KOLESON) I.V.- SIKO
of discharges.in .9park counters.
Appliance for 'he phiotoe p-I
Prib. i takh. eksl;. 8 n~~,.2;54'-,-58, 1- 1, 0
1. Ob"yedinennyy institut yadarnykh. issledovaniy.
(Counting devices) (Photography-Scientific applicationBi

TELWOV. S.G.; SKRYLI, L.V.
Sor-ptive capacity of Kharkov alliceous and clay rocku. Rent.
gliny Ukr. no-3:30-34 159. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Kharlkovski,lr gosudarstvennyy universitat.
(Ukraine--Rocks. Siliceous) (Ukraine--Clay)

SKRYLI, V., kombayner
When the workers' committee forgets about the main thing.... Woov.
profsoiuzy 17 no.10:16-17 My- 161. (NIRA 14:5)
1. Sovkhoz "Zarya,*n TSelinny-, kray.
(Virgin Territory6-Socialist competition)
(Trade unions) (State farms)

IRONSON , r .
X1 Ya., kand. tekhn. nauk; bUGOV, A.U.., kand. tekhn
nauk; M-YSIEV, V.M., kand. tekhn. nauk; SKIELEV, I.A.,
inzh.; F-MNI-KIMENETS."CH. G.Kh.. kand. tekhn. nauk;
POSTOYEV, V.S.: kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; ORGO, V.M.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, red.
[Strength calculation of the pprts of hydraulic turbines]
itas,~het na prochnost' detalei iroturbin. moskva, Mashino-
stroenie, 1965. 391 P. (MU 18:10)

PUSHKAREV, V.V.; SKRYLEV, L.D.; BAGRETSOV, V.P.
Concentrating radioactive c(3sium b7 extraction with gelatin
foam. Radiokbimila I no.6:709-711 '59. 04IRA 13:4)
(Ceoium--Isotopes) (Gelatin)

SKRUNY, L.D.; MOICRUSHIN, S.G.
Sixtraction of colloidAlly dissolved, mixed heavy metal ferro-
cyanides from their bydrosols by means of gelation fosm* IL0119
zhur. 22 a0,3:344-350 )~-Je 160. (MIRA 13s7)
1. Ural'skly politekhaicheskV institut im. SeMaKirova,
Sverdlovsk.
(Ferrocyanides) (Gelatin) (Golloids) (Ixtraction(Cheuistry))

18-3000 77501
sov/80-33-1-10/49
AUTHORS: Pushkarev, V. V., Skrylev, L. D., Bagretsov, V. F.
TITLE: Recovery of Mixed Ferrocyanides of Heavy Metals from
Hydrosols and Suspensions
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy kh~mii, 1960, Vol 33, Nr 1, PP 59-61
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is t-he first communication from a series of articles
on the use of gelatinous foam for concentration of radio-
active cesium solutions. In thIs work the aOthors studied
separation of colloidal and precipitated ferrocyanide5
(K2MniFe(CN)6 K4Col, Fe(CN )6 6' K4N'4 'Fe(CN )6

Zn Fe(CN and Fe(CN
K
2 3 )6 2 K2CU3 )6 2) and Pb 2 Fe CN)6
from their solutions by means of gelatin foam. Solu-
tions of potassium ferrocyanide and of the respective
metal salts were added to 200 ml of distilled water.
After addition of 1% of freshly prepared gelatin solu-
Card 1/4 tion, the volume of the suspension was brought up to 300 ml,

Recovery of Mixed Ferrocyanides of Heavy 77501
Metals from -Vdrosols and Suspensions SOV/80-33-1-lo/49
and the solution was mixed and poured into the foan
apparatus shotin in Fig. 1. Recovery of the solid
phase (colloidal particles and precipitate) was complete
after 3-4 min of foaming (since the ferrocyanides are
colored, their separation from the solution could be
easily ceen). Relation between solid phase concentra-
zion and minimurr. quantity of gelatin necessary for the
complete recovery of the former is illustrated in
Fig. 2. The necessary volume of gelatin solution
also depends upon the pH value of the ferrocyanide
solution. A neutral or weakly acidic medium was
found to be most favorable in the recovery procexs.
For compiete recovery of 50 mg of K4N14' Fe(CN)6'-3, the
volume of the 1% gelatin solution could be decreased
6-fold (from 9.0 ml to 1.5 ml) by changing pH of the
solution from 2 to 5. There are 2 figures; and 7
Soviet references.
SSOCIATION: Ural S. M. Kirov Polytechnic Institute (Ural'skiy poli-

I tekhn-icheskiy institut imeni S. M. Kirova)
TUBMITTED: December 29, 1958 Card 2/4

Recovery of Mixed Verrocyanide's of '(7501, SOV/80-33-1-10/49
Heavy MCtals from Ifycivosols and Suspensions
Fi_r,. 1. Apparatus for recovery of' mixed ferracyanides
of heavy metals by foaminq. (1) Inlet opening for, intro-
duction of' initial SOlUti~n; (2) glass filter Nr 3, (3)
foam receiving vessel; (4) vessel for receiving filtrate;
(5) stopcocic for air feed (under 1.5 atm pressure); (6)
stopeock l'or withdrawal ol' test samples; (7) stopcock
Card 3/4 for discharr~e of filtrate.
C,

Recovery of Mixed Ferrocyanides of 77501, SOV/80-33-1-10/49
Heavy Nietals from Hydroso13 and Suspensions
Fi--. 2. Effect of concentration of mixed ferrocyanides
upon VOILLMe Of 1% IrC-latln solution necessary -or complete
recovery Of pre(Apitate by frothing, at pH of initial
.~(.),Itttlon = 4.6. (A) Volwiie of 1% gelatin oolution (In ml);
(B) quant t' (at' precipitate (in mg/1). (1) K 2 Zn3[Fe ( C N)6]
(2) K 2 Cu,_hFYe CN) 61 -). (3) K4 Nil [re(CN) 61 -.7; (4) K2Phi
Card [F e ( CN)6T; (5) Pb Lge(CN) ~6) K,,Co e
2' 6] ; lot' (" 6] 6

5.2300,21-3200
AUTHORS.# Pushkarev, V. V.,._Skrylev,
TITLE: Extraction of Radioactive
of Heavy Metals
PERIODICALi Zhurnal ikladnoy khimii,
85 (USSR5r
775o6
SOV/80-33-1-15/49
L. D., Bagretsov, V. F.
Cesium by Mixed Ferrocyanides
1960, Vol 33, Nr 1, pp 81-
ABSTRACT: This is the second communication of a series on the
gelatin foam method of concentrating radioactive
cesium solutions. The first study, which also describes
the laboratory apparatus and the preparation of some
reagents, is printed on P 59 of this issue (see also
Abstract 77501). Radioactive cesium was absorbed by
mixed ferrocyanides such as K 2Mn EFe(CN)a ; K4ColO
[Fe(CN)- 6; K N'4 FjFe(CN ; K [Fe(CN)- - K Zn
61 4 )A 3 2Cu3 T~ 21 2 3
~Fe(CN~!,' - Pb LFe(CN06. The solid phase was then
_Q 21 2
separated from the solution by centrifuging at 3,000
Card 1/7 rpm in a laboratory centrifuge, or by frothing the

Extraction of Radioactive Cesium by '77506
Mixed Ferrocyanides of Heavy Metals SOV/80-33-1-15/49
solution wi th compresse air and collecting the foam
with the entrapped Cs!V-containing precipitate. 1%
gelatin and 50% excess of ferrocyanide were used as
coagulating agents. The marked effect of the PH of
the solution on the extraction is shown in Figs. 1 to
6; full lines designate the foam extraction, dotted
lines designate the centrifuging extraction; A is the
Cs extraction (in' %); and B is the PH value. It was
also established that a low concentration of the ad-
sorbent (60 mg/liter) already gave a maximum degree
of radioactive cesium extraction. The amount of the
solution carried off as foam was approximately I to
1.4% of the initial solution volume. Practically 100%
extraction was obtained from a solution with PH = 7
in a three-stage procedure. The first extraction
yielded 98.84% cesium; the remaining solution was
treated with ferrocyanide and gelatin in the same
amounts as previously, and the second fiothing extracted
89.07% of the remaining cesium. Finally, a third
frothing gave 81.98% of the cesium remaining after the
Card 2/7 second operation, and the total extraction amounted to

Extraction of' Radioactive Ceslwii by -175o6
Mixed Ferrocyanides of -Heavy Metals SOV/80-33-1-15/49
100-
4.S 6 7 8 f3
Fig. 1. Effect q 34 he inJtial solution's pff on the
extraction of Cs by m-ixed copper ferrocyanide.
Card 3/7 Fig. 2. Effect o~34 he initial solution's pH on the
extraction of CS by mixed nickel ferrocyanide.

Extraction of Radioactive Cesium by 77506
Mixed Ferrocyanides of Heavy Metals SOV/80-33-1-15/49
4
so-
7~
Fig. 3. Effect of the initial solution's pH on the
extraction of Cs134 by mixed cobalt ferrocyanide.
01 -0-
90
-S' 7J 8j -�'
Fig. 4. Effect hhe initial solution's pH on the
extraction of Of3
Card 4/7 Cs by mixed manganese ferrocyanide.

Extraction of Radioactive Cesium by
Mixed Ferrocyanides of Heavy Metals
77506
sov/8o-33-I.-15/49
.pr
Fig. 5. Effect of ~he initial solution's pH on the
Card 5/7 extraction of CS13 by mixed zinc ferrocyanide.

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Mixed Ferrocyanides of Heavy Metals
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Fig. 6. Effect of the initial solution's pH on the
extraction of Cs134 by mixed lead ferrocyanide.
Card 6/7

Extraction of Radioactive Cesium by 77506
Mixed Ferrocyanides of Heavy Metals SOV/80-33-1-15/49
ASSOCIATIONz
SUBMITTED:
99,98%. The authors express their appreciation to
Professor S. G. Mokrushin for his valuable remarks
before the manuscript was presented for printing.
there are 6 figures; 1 table; and 6 references, 1 U.S.,
5 Soviet. The U.S. reference isi E. Glueckauf, Long-
Term Aspects of Fission Products Disposal, Inter-
national Conference on the Peaceful Use of Atomic
Energy (1955).
Ural Polytechnic Institute imeni S. M. Kirov (Ural'
skiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni S. M. Kirova)
December 29, 1959 (Abstracter's Note: probably 1958)
Card 7/7

SKRILEV L D , Gand. Chem. Sai. (diss) "Froth Fractional
---- - I--- - P*
Col-Loidol-5oluble ~Ijxed Ferro-cyanides of Heavy Metals," Sverd-
. a I
lovsk, 1-361, 20 pp, (Urals Polytech. Instit, Dept. of Phys. and
Colloidal ''hem.) 150 copies (KL 6upp 12-61, 256).

140KRUSHIN, S.G.; SKRYLEV, L.D.
FIffect of electrolyteo and of the hydrogen ion concentration on
the recovery of a dispersed phase from the hydrosols of some mixed
metal ferrocyanides by means of gelatin foam, Ijv.vys.ucheb.zav.;
khim.i khim.tekh. 4 no.l.-70-73 161. j (MIRA 14:6)
1. Urallskiy Politekhnicheskiy institut imeni S.M.Kirovaj kafedra
fizichskoy i kolloidnoy khimii.
(Ferrocynaides)