SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOLODOVNIKOVA, L.F. - SOLODUSHENKOV, S.N.

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SOIoODOVNIKOVA, L.F.,inzh.
Naking fibrous gypsum products. Biul.stroi.tekh. 12 ne.10:12-
14 0 '55- (KM 12:1)
1. TSentral'ny7 institut informatei4 po stroitelletvu.
(Gypsum) (Decoration and ornament, Architectural)

SOLODoTNIKOVA, L.F., inzhener,
Making and aasembl ing large bricl: blocks. Opyt stroi. no.5:3-26
156. (MLRA 10:4)
(Building blocks)

BRAND, V.E., inzh.; SOLODOVNIKOVA, L.F., inzha
Designing one- and tvo-story house 8 made of KB pressed reed
Panels. Biul.stroi.takh. 14 no.6rlO-17 Je '57. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Kazgiprogorselletroy (for Brand). 2. TSentrallnyy nauchno-
Isaledovatellskiy institut stroltalletva Akademii stroitalletva
i arkhitektury SSSR (for Solodovnikova).
(Kazakhstan--Architecture, Domestic) (Building blocks)
(Reed (Botany))

SOLODOTNIKOVA, L.Y.
Yrams gable houses built of reedwork panels. Blul. strol. takh. 14
no.12:37-42 D 157. (MIRA 11:1)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-isoledovatelinkiy institut stroltelletva
Akaderdi strattelletya i arkhitektury SSSR.
(Kazakhstan--Architectufe, Domestic--Deslgne and plans)
(Read (Botanjr))

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SOLODOVIIIKOVA, L.L.
Scapolites of the Glafirinskiy ore deposits, Khakass Autonomous
Province. Uch.zap. LGU no-93:35-53 148. (MIRA 10:10)
l.Mineralogicheakiy kabinet Leningradekogo gosudarstvannogo
Universiteta.
(Khakass Autonomous Province--Scapolita)

SOLODOVNIKOVA,_L.L.
Scapolite of Glaftrinakiy mine of Zhakassia. Uch.z&p.Lon.un no.188;
3-22 155. (Nm 9:8)
(1halmas 4ptoamous Province-Scapolits)

SOLODOVNIKOVA. L.L.
Genesis of scapolites. Uch.zap.L(RJ no-215:3-.48 '57.
(NIRA 12:5)
(Scapollts)

BAHABANUV, V.F., otv red.; SOLODOVNIKOVA, L.L., otv.red.; BUSORGINA,
N.I., red.; V;DOLAG
(Mineralogy of postmagmatic processes] K mineralogii post-
magmaticheakikh protsessov. 'Leningrad, 1959. 232 p.
(MIRA 12:9)
1. Leningrad, Universitet.
(Mineralogy)

SOLO DOM 10VA, L.L. ___ _ .,
Feldspars from al)mlina pagmt1tes of the TI'mensklye Nountains.
Uch. zap. LGU no.291:3-63 I.60. (MMA 13:7)
(Illmenakiye Mountaina-Veldspar)

COOSUMP" Ot test onto.#A a on the voluih,
Solutim in a rent" 19f
slid I
F -The con-d-M-mis
which exist In a mctor for proct-sang
(colored and WwA and ivblte) rim
cally sud.impetimeatally to cover reactors ia which uselul'
and wless maelknis occur simultaneously. Soln4.flowfromi
sepamte vessels at rates b, and bi Into a reactor rimintaineil
at a const. level (coast. vol. v) so that the efiluemt rate,'
b - bi - ba. The const. of the reaction mte rJ the useless
reaction (oxidation of NajSA by KjFe(CI;)q of initial;
conen. c' g.A.) is given by K - (k - a, - bkj)/(kjkv) and
the consumption of either reagent in the useless reaction
a, - Kktkjp C./hr, where e - (c'b,)1b. a, is thc consmption
of a reagent (K3Pe(CN),) in a useful reaction (oxidation of
Ag), and k, and k, am the crincas. of M@%O, and F4FOCN)%
in the reactor (or effluent). Them relations were corrot-
orsted experimentally; (it 'the ovidatinn of Na-,%C4 by
KsFe (Cn, (b) oxids - lydroquinant, and, (0 oxidat ion
of diethyl-"benylenedlairilue by 0. lit a. where no uscful
reactions occur and q& - 0. *s for tqtbcr reAgent deciv3sps as
v Increases. The eftect of p on at of either b or c Is In tilt -
opposite dirtetioa but it is slight. K increases with v.

SOLODOVNIKOVA, 0.1.; GOIRDINSKIY, O.K.
Morphology of the fat tody in autogenous female mosq:aitoes Anopheles
bifurcatus at various stages of ontogenesis. Zool. zhur. 41 no-3:
391-396 Mr '62. (MIRA 15-3)
1. Department of BioloFy and Bctany Medical High School of Lvov.
(Lvov region-MosquitoeO (Insects-Development)

KRUHMEVA. Lidiya; KRAVCHERKO, B. Etranalatorj; KRAVCHENKO, Ye. [translator];
SOLODOVNIKOV.A, T., red.; ISUPOVA, N., tekhn.red.
(Homemade preserves. Practical advice and recipes for making
fruit preserves, salting. pickling, and preserving fruits,
vegetables, and other products] Domashnie sagotovki; prakti-
cheakie aovety-retsepty po izgotavleniiu varenlia. solenii.
wrintidov, konservirovaniiu plodov, ovoshchei i drugikh pro-
duktov. Simferepoll, Krymizdat, 1960. 208 p. (MIRA 13:8)
(Food--Preservation)

SHAXHBAZOV. V.G*: SOWDOVNIKDVA, V.S.
Hybridizing the Chinese tussah moth nnd the yamamai worm. Uch. sap.
miGu 84:51-63 157- (MIRA 11:11)
1. Isfedra darvinizma I genetiki XhArIkovskogo gosudnrotvannogo
universitetas
(Silkworm breeding)

LUKS, Yu.A.j SOIA)DOVNIKOVA, V.S.; SOKOLOVp S*Ya,g red,
[Botanical garden] Botanicbeskii sad. Tekst IU.A.Imksa i V.S.
Solodovnikovoi. Pod red. S.U.Sokolova. Moskvaq lod-vo Akad.
nauk &SMv 1959, 1 T. (unpaged, chiefly Mus.)
"(KIRA 14: 8)
1. Akademiya nauk S M . Botanichoskiy institut.
(Botanical gardens)

SaM0*1@0VA2J.S.
Distribution of weavils of the genus Apion (Curculionidas) in the
steppes of the eastern Ukraine. Zool. zhur. 42 noo2.222-232 163.
(KRA 16:3)
1. Department of Entomology., State University of Kharkov.,
(Ukraine Weevils)

SOLODOVI-11KOVk., V.V.
Dependence of lipid content in the liver on the temperature of the
external environment. Trudy Semipal. med. inst. 2;132-136 159.
(MIRA .15:4)
1. Kafedra biokhimii Somipalatinskogo gosudarstvannogo maditsinskogo
inotituta. (sav. kafedroy - kand.med.nauk K.I.Rusinova).
(LIVER) (LIPIDS) (TEWERATURE-@-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

Z/ @T
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6333
Bochkarev, V. V., ed.
Tekhnika izmereniye radloaktlvnykh preparatov; aborn1k statey (Tech-
niques for the Measurement of Radioactive Preparatims; Collection
of Articles) Moscow, Gosatomizdat, 1962. 4600 copies printed.
Eds.: A. M. Smirnova and M. A. Smirnov; Tech. Ed.: S. M. Popova.
PURPOSE: This book Is intended for specialists In nuclear Instru-
mentation.
COVERAGE: The book is a collection of articles on recent developments
in 1) measurement of the activity and 2) analysis of the composi-
tion of emissions of radioactive preparations. The methodology and
apparatus used In these studies'are described In detail. References
are given at the end of each article.
TAZZ OF CONTENTS:
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Techniques for the Measurement (Cont.) SOV/6333
, 0. Solodovnikova, and V. V. Fokin. Prepara
Pigoreva, N. S., Ye
tion of Samples for *Wa_suremerit7iif__the_ Activity of Certain Com-
pounds Labeled With C24 and H3 Isotopes 67
Goljutvina,, M M., and M. A. L'vova. Preparation of Specimens
for Measure@;nt of the Activity From O-Emission 72
Levochkin. F. K. Measurement of th@ Activity of Thick
Sources 83
Kononenko, A. M., V. A. Petrov, and V. Ye. Yakhontova. Dose
Distribution Along the Axis of a P-Emitting Plane Disk 100
Bazhenov, V, A., V. V. Bochkgrev and T. N. Sokolova. Measure-
ment of thet'Activity of Gaseous ireparations by Means of a
Gas-FIlled Counter 115
Turkin, A. D. Radiometry of P-Emitting Gases by Means of End-
Window Counters 124
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PEKELIS, G.B., dotsent; KASATKIN, 1.1.j ARONOV, 1.Z., starBhly naucbnyy
sotrudnik; PRESICH, G.A.;-aQjQDQYNIKOVA,__je,.q.; VINIK, I.A.;
FUKSON, F.I.; LAGUNOVA, V.D., inzh,-khimik
Experience in the application of contact water heating.
Tekst. prom. 25 no.901-76 S 165. (MIRA 18sio)
1. Belorusakly politekhnicheakiy Institut (for Pekelis).
2. Glavnyy spetbialist Gosudarstvennogo komiteta Soveta Ministrov
BSSR po koordinatsii nauchno-issledovateliskikh rabot (for
Kasatkin). 3. Nauchno-iseledavateltakiy inatitut aanitarnoy
tekhniki UkriSSR (for Aronov). 4. Starshiy inzh. Nauchno-
issledovatellskogo instituta sanitarnoy tekhniki UkrSSR (for
Presich, Solodovnikova). 5. Rukovoditell oruDvy Belpromproyekta
(for Vinik). 6. Nachallnik kotellnoy Minskogo kamvollnogo
kombinata (for Fukson). 7. Minskiy kamvollnyy kombinat (for
Lagunova).

KOVIKOV, A.I., SOLODOVSHCHiKov. r.i., my-RpHysimv, va., otv.red,
[Collection of decrees and orders concerning, Inbor for workers in rAil-
road transportation] Sbornik postnovlenii i rasporiazhenil Do trudu
dlin rabotnikov zheleznodorozhn(Wo transDorta. Moskva, Goes trPnOpe
zhol-doro izd-vo, 1946. 263 p. (MIRA 11,.9)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministeretvo putey coobahcheniya.
(Lnbor laws and legialntion)
(Rallroadn-MmiDloyeQ

SUTTSOV, G.11.; ":-0-Ik.),i.PVSHCHIKOV) 1. 11.
Gasification of the Raychikhinsk coal of low hep.Lting value
in semi-mechanized gas producers. Gas. prom. 6 no. 7:8-11
161. (MIRA 17:2)

SOLODUKHA, Kh.M.
The PMJ@-2 mounted liquid manure apreader. Biul.tokh.-ekon.informo
no.11:55-56 160, (MIRA U211)
(Fertilizer spreaders)

.A,L('1)1JKHA, P.A., tnzitener.
------------
Efficiant fittinc of gugher opening8- Bezop.truda v pr=. 1
no.9:32 @'; '57. (Petroleum arWinearing) -@ (KLRA 10:9)

SOLODUMA, P.A.
@ --
I" Incrnane prntpctive properties of work clothes. Baznp. truda
I" v prom. 2 no.7:37 Jl 158. (14IRA 11:9)
1. Inzhnnar po takhnike bazopasnosti nafteproiWalovogo upravleniya
Pervomayneftl.
(Clothing, Protective)

SOLODUYWA, P.N., inzIlener po takhnike bazopasnosti.
Produce new motion pictures on safety measures. Bezop. truda 'r prom,
I no.4:37 AP '57. (KI2A IOW
1. NefteprotWelovoye uprayleniya Pervomayneft'.
(Notion pictures in industry)

SOLODUKHIN. A.S., inshener.
Experience in making wall blocks out of coarse porous concrete in
construction yards. Bet. i zhel.-bet. ne.8:279-282 1 155. (MLU 9:1)
(Concrete blocks)

63133
S/181,/62/004/011/036/049
B108/BI02
AUTHORSt Gubkin, A. V., Kashtanova, A. M., Potapov, Ye. V., and
Solodukhin, A.
TITLEs ----Nonlinear properties and phase transitions in strontium-
bismuth titanates
PERIODICALs Fizika tverdogo tela, V. 4, no. 11, 19b2, 3293 - 3300
Ti@M Earlier work (FTT, 2, 12, 3077, ig6o; 3, 4, 1110, 1961) in studying
the nonlinear properties of the system SrTiO 3- Bi 20 3' 3TiO 2 is continued.
The specimens had relaxation properties. The-maxima of the E and tan 4
versus temperature curves are shifted to higher temperatures when the
frequency of the field applied is increased. The dependences of 4 and
tan S on the field strength, and the hysteresis loop, both have the came
cnaracteristics as those of ferroelectrics, but the characteristic jumps
ol 6- associatea with phase transitions do not occur. This fact supports
the suggestion tnat the nonlinear properties may be caused by relaxation
polarization, but low-temperature minima of the coet'licient of linear
expansion are indicative of phase transitions from the paraelectric into
Card 112

Nonlinear properties and phase ...
the ferroelectric state at low temDeratures.
ASSOCIATIONj Fizicheskiy institut im. P. N.
(Physics Institute imeni P. N.
SUBMITTEDt june 4, 1962 (initially)
july 10, 1962 (after revision)
3/16 62/004/011/036/049
BlOBXB102
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Lebedeva AN SSSR, 2@oskva
Lebedev AS USSR, Moscow) f
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ACC NR1 AP6013979 SOURCE CODE UR
AUTHOR: Kiselev, D. P. (chief designer); Sqloda@@,-,I. A. (Chief engineer); -7
Mironov, A. A. (Chief); Goltdbiei@gj G.-S. (TiMef engineer]-
ORG: (Kiselev] Lightweight Concrete Department, Bureau of Installation, NIIZHB
(Sektor legkikh betonov Byuro vnedreniya NIIZHB); [Solodukhin) Bureau of Ms-tallation
NIIZHB (Byuro vnedreniya NIIZHB); IMironov) Department of Economic Research, NIIZ.HB
(Otdel economicheakikh issledovaniy NIIZHB) 2
TITLE: Industrial manufacture of protective structures made of air-entrained concret_j
SOURCE: Stroiteltnyye materialy', no. 2. 1965, 5-7
TOPIC TAGS: reinforced concrete, concrete, heat insulation, centrifugal pump
ABSTRACT: The article describes the efforts made by the Scientific Research In-
.stitute of Reinforced Concrete and other agencies to make practical use of
stew3-cured, porous-clay, air-entrained concrete as heat insulation panels for
building faces, roofs, etc. Most local clays expand insufficiently under heat
nnd therefore form a rather heavy aggregate, 500 to 700 kg/m3) yielding concrete
weighing 1200 to 1400 kg/m3, which is 300 to 400 kg too heavy for otandard
structures.
The Tnstitute liar, developed a lightweight Insulating material 1131ng CX-
pen,led c1nY nFgregntc and foann, but no sand. Thin unterial bas beell extf.'nsivcly
reported In th,@ literature. Such ligbt-weight concrete can be rather easily
prepared, using standard centrifugal pumps to produce the foam.
Card 1/2 UDG: 666-W3.2-411
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ACC hiRt AP6013979
initially, bearing wall panels were successfully made by this technique
rind iis,@,d for oix five-atory buildings. ranel thicknejs, In another case woo de-
crensed by 2q, nni ,,,eight by '30%. Gince then, 18 5-story apartment houses of 80
units ench have been built with such prefab roam concrete panels..
The somewhit greater use of cement is repaid several times by the savings in
aggregate and sand. Monolithic panels are used instead of double-layered
structures. Savings and costs are discusBed and several building,agencies
-switching to the new panels are mentioned, (aw)
SUB CODE: 13 SUBM DAM none
Card

KISELFV, D.P.; SOLODUKIIHN, I.A.i MIRONOV, A.A.; GGOLTBERG, G.S.
Industrial productlon of encloEing clements made of expanded
clay foam concrets. Stroi. mat. 11 rc..2.5-7 F 165.
(MIRA 18:3)
1. Gluvnyy komstruktor sekto.-,i !@,gklkh betonov Byuro vnndrenlya
Instituts betc-rut J zhelezobetnna
(for Kiselev). .".7. @llavnyy .;nzh. l3yi-,ro vnedrenzys Nauchno-
@nst!tuts betona i zhelezobetona (for
Soloclukitirt). 1. 'ila-myy '.rzh. domostroitellnogo kombinata
tresta g. lzhpvik-,i (fGr Gol'Tb,@rg'j.

9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953. Unclassified.

USSR / Forestry. Forest Management.
Abs Jour! Ref Zhur-Biol4l No 7, 1958, 20547.
Author : Solodukhin . Ye-A--D,
Inst : TRW-rar 'Eastern Institute f6r Forestry.
Title : The Problem of Classifying the Forest GladQs in
the Spruce and Fir Forests of the Far Fast With
Regard to Their Renewal.
(K voprosu o klassifikatsii lesosek yelovo-
pikhtovykh lesov Dallnego vostoka v svyazi
vozobnovleniyem).
Crig Pub: Byul. nauchno-tekhn. inform. Dallnevost. n.-i.
in-ta lesn. kh-va, 1957, No 3, 12-18.
Abstract: No abstract.
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CatcC;ury; ',:O-*.'eO',;rY- Forest uhnar_enent
Abs Jour: RZhDiol., No 3.1., 1958, No 43736
,I,uthor Sclov'yev, K.P.; Solodul:hin, Yc- D.
Inst
Title Forest Restoration on Burns in the Coniferous -
Droad-Leaf Forests of the Far East.
OriG Ilub: Sb. rabot po lesn. I:h-,.,u, M.-L., GosIcsbtu-.if-.zdat, 1957,
5-12
,'Jostract: This article Gives n classification scheme of the
burns in the coniferous - breadleaf forests of the
Far East. With reGard to the sceding sources,
the burns are div'ded into 2 groups, and with
regard to the condition of the remains of the tree
stand and the General trend in the process of na-
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K-25

SO-LQWKHIII, je,D.
Reproduction by stump suckers in some Far Basterntrees. Bot.
zbur. 44 no.9:1314-1324 B 159. (MM 13:2)
1. Primorukaya leonaya opytnaya stantslya, Primorukiy kray,
atantsiya Okeanakays.
(Soviet Far last-Afforestation)

@@OLODUKHIN,-Ye.D.
Features of spruce and larch growth in larch-spruce forests of the
Kentsukhe River basin. Soob.DVr-AN SSSR no*13;79-85 160@
(11CM 14:3)
1. Primorskiy sel'skokhozyaystvennyy institut.
(Kentsukhe Valley-Coniferae)

SOLC-,DUK.'.'-,I:jl la.D.
Planting oak :Ln clusters in t.-,Ie 11.1aritil-me Territory. Agrobiologia
no./4.:630 J1-Ag '63. ("'rul 1(,:9)
1. Pri-norsidy stA'skokhozyaystvcnnyy institut, g. Ussuriy3k.
(@L-xitime territory--Oak)

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More on 'ho @7ftus-,B of crown-splItting Jn the Kor(-,tn rlne. tir, t .
zhlur@ 49 no.M144--1345 -S 164 . (MoTRA 17.12)
., i'rimc)rsk,y ;!(..-1'!-,kokhozytiyatvennyy institto., U!ourlysk.
1

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7,ir t--e ''ue3tLon nbout t%@- Tnll---!nc-t :-f-' V,.!ry Fi@h Fr,?!-iutncy In the
of
Disstrtntinn Cor -,P a hirlical Science degree. I:har,:ov Xilita!-y-
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USSR/GeoloL!y - Kazan' Deposits
1 Jun 53
The Upper Kazan' Deposits in the Central Part of the Volga-Kma Regicn,"
B. V. Selivanovskiy and Fj. G. Solodukho, Kazan' State U
DAN SSSP%, Vol 90, No 4, pp 639-642
Present a scheme of the territorial distribution of tLe zone of phase
development of the fo.-mtion of Kazan' deposits. Presented by Acad S.
I. %.irinov 18 Mar 53
254T68

Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnalp Geologiya, 1957p Nr 3,
p 8 (USSR)
AUT@ms: Selivanovskiy B. V., Solodukho, M. Go, Gusev, A. KO
TITLE: The Biostratigraphy of the Upper Permian Rocks of
Western Tataxiya and the Adjoining Regions (Biostrati-
grafiya verkhnepermskikh otlozheniy zapada Tatarii I
smezhnykh rayonov)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Kazansk gos. un-ta, 1955, Vol 115, Nr 10,
pp 117-121
APSTRACT: In the section of lower Kazan.# rocks of the Vyatka
ridge, five lithologically well-defined "formations" are
distinguished. A meager group of fossils Is found in
these beds along the Northern Dvina and Pinega Rivers,
The typical forms are Spirifer blasii Vern., So curviro-
stris Vern, and Producgs-tenuituberculatus Ba-rb,' These
mark two stages in the rise of brachiopod populations.
The later one was the larger. Several formations may be
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SOLODUKHOI,_
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-@@VOWAWO-IR - -
Viktor Alekesevich Cherdyntsev; obituary. Uch.2&P.K&Z.UU. 115
no.16:267-2?3 '56, (MIJU 10: 3)
1. Starshiy prepodavatell kafedry paleontologii i istoricheskoy
geologii. (Cherdyntsev, Viktor Alekseevich, 1882-1954)

SOLODUKHO, Y.B., inzhener.
@ _ @, @
Standard plans of some buildings of coke-chemical plants.
Stroi.prom-32 no.2:14-18 F 134. (MLRA 7:2)
1. Khar1kovskoye otdoleniye Promstroyproyekta. (Coke Industry)

SOLODUKHO.Y.H.. inihoner
I---- @ . .,.
Building coal retorts for coke by-product platna. Strol.prom.
33 no-7:4-6 il '55. (MIRA 8:9)
(Coke industry) (Reinforced concrete construction)

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Soiodl@@ho, Ya. Yu.; Dobrynin, Yo. V.
k, Lkpiaratun. C2.aos 2.1, No. 180243 Cannounccd by State Dcaiga Inatituie
(GoGuclaratvennyy proycktnyy instituty
lzobrotoniya, promyshlonnyyo obraztsy, tovarnyye znalci, no. 7, 1966, 28
WPIO T.,,,S: @amiconductor roctifior,, controlled roctifior
ACT: This Author Certificate prooontus a convortor apparatus consisting of a
rcc!@-Ifiur bri6ge containing a group of controllod and a group of uncontrolled
U
-@icvo is an additional bridgo with a capacitive filter at the outputto
protact tho powor ractifiors from ovorvoltagos occurring in the network. To simplify
W10 dovica) tho group of uncontrollad roctifiors of the Twer bridge is used as one
Croup of ractifiors of the additional bridge (see Fig. 1
1/2 UDC-- 621.314.632;621-316.93

ACC NR: A?6012116
controllod rectifiers of power bridg
2 - wicou6rolled rectifiers of power bridgo;
3 - capacitive filter; 4 additional bridge
O.-Ig. art. has: 1 diagram.
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P 'i SE 1 9";, KX I-WITATION SOV/3077
11010dukho Tvidelevich
Avt4natika elektroprivodov nepreryvnykk stanov Norywahey prokatki (Aut@tion
of Electric Drive System for Continuous Not-Bollingmins) Yloscow.,
Metallurgizdat., 1960. 3.12 p. Errata slip inserted. 3Y150 copies printed.,
Ed.: A.A. Sheynnan; Ed. of Publish1ng Smse: T.I,, Kiseleva; Tech. Mo.
P.G. Islentlyeva.
PURPOOR: The book Is intended for 46signeres, setup mnp and rolling-miM oper-ter
P
It my also be used by students of tekhnikam and institutes studying electrical
equipment for rolling -1111%.
COVERAM Methods of selecting parameters of motors and speed regnUtors for
continuoue hot-rolling mills are explained. Modern types of speed regaUtors
vith wgnetic and electronic amplifiers and grid-control system for mrc=T-
are rectifiers are described. Results of testing and adjustmnt of modern
speed regulators am presented. The tests vere =ad in 1957-58 by the
Card 1/5

Automation of Electric Drive Systems (Cont.) SOV/3877
Gosudarstvennyy proyektnyy institut Tyazh lektroproyekt (State 1wt1tate of
Planni and Design., Tyazbprowlektroproyekt).. in the laboratory of the
Waskovskiy energeticbeskiy instit-dt Nbscov Institute of Inergetics)v MA on the
350 qpntinuous ro114 zill. of the Makeyevskiy sietallurgicheskly zavod (Ns"vka
Xeta,33.urgical Plea). The wathor thank the editorj, A.A. Bheymanp -1-r
and S.A. Levita@ikiy., Rngineer,, for their assistance and advice. Tbere an 99
references: 49 Soviet., 17 ftg3Jsh,, and 3 Ger-n.
TANZ OF COWIMM:
Introduction 3
Ch. I. Conditions of RaIll 5
1. Types of continuous rolling mills 5
2. Basic cond0lons for continuous ro'134 7
3. Rolling @dt* looping 9
4. RoLling vith tension 10
3. Characteristic features of rolling on contimww -111 12
6. Gr-xip and individ-al drive of rolling-will stands 15
Card 2/5

SHUR, Eramn@il Romanovich. Prinimli ucklasti:7e: GILANOVSKIT, S.P., kand.takhri.
nauk; SONIKIN, M.A., kand.tekhn.nnuk; SOIDDW-10. Ta.T"., inzh.;
KOZLOV, B.N.j POUJKHIN, P.I., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, retaea-
zent; KOROLAV, A.A., red.; OZIMTSUTA, A.L., red.izd-va; ISLENTIYF,
VA, P.G., tekhn.red.
(Now rolling mill processes] Novye protsessy prokatki. Moskva,
Gos.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgii,
1960. 385 P. (MLRA 13:1)
1. Gosudarstvennyy proyektnyy inntitut Tyazhpromolaktroproyekt
(for Solodukho).
(Rolling (Metalwork))

ANASTASIYEV, f I.; BROS"DO , A.A.; VESIIENEVSKIY, S.N.; GELIMAN, G.A.;
GOW.'SHUYN, L.A.: ZIMENKOV, M.G.; KARVOVSKIY, G.A.;
KIbLITSKIY, V.A.; KIE114, P.N.; KLVIKSE;YEV, V.M.; KLYUYEV,
S.A.; 0ORRING, G.M.; KORENEVSKIY, A.N.; LEYBZON, Ya.I.;
LIVSHITS, D.S.; LIGEINAN, I.I.; LOGINOV, 0.1.; MILICH, M.B.;
NAYFELID, M.A.; OKOAOKOVy S.P.; POLYAK, A.B.; 1tOYZFJ1O S.S.;
RYABOV, M.S.; SINITSYN, O.A.; SOLODUKHO, 'Ya.Yu.; SOSKIN, E.A.;
STASYUK, V.N.; BOLtSHAM, Ya.M., red._;_'dTC_f1EV, V.A., red.;
S&IOVERI M.L., red.; BORICHEV, I. Ye., red.; DPWILENKO, A.I.,
red.; KHRAMUSHIV, A.M., red.; YAKUBOVSKIY, F.B., red.;
BUNDENBURGSKAYA, E.Ya., red.; KWAR, M.A., red.; BORUNOV,
N.I., tokhn. red.
kandbock vL
in four 0
nykh p tcmakh. 11@@d ob@-@@_-hrji red, T.,*-.-,,
Boriche,,-@ Groff-,,;.-rgoi7dat. Vol.l. (DesIgn --It
electrical st' industrial enterprises in two part,;,
ProektiioVL.'..." '.1
.,,o:r.-'.c-ouotanovok promyohiennykh predpri:Latii
v dyukh c."-,%..,...-ui.@i. Vt.,@. Pad rerl. i du.
1963. @r)'3
;_ i - (MIRA 1?:3)

VESHENEVSKIY, S.N.; @9LODUKHOF Ya.Yu.; TSALLAGOV, A.P.;
ZAMARAYEVP B.S.; VOLKOV, A.F. (Moskva); NIKULIN, G.F.;
LARKIN, A.P.
Exciter for electrical machines using thyristors. Elektri-
chestro no.2:74-77 F 164. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Gosudarstvennyy institut po proyektirovaniyu elektrooboru-
dovaniya d2ya tyazheloy promyshlennosti (for Veshonevskiy,
Solodukhop TSallagov, Zama ayev). 2. Metallurgicheakiy zavod
"Serp i molot" (for Nikulin, Larkin).

A"T @70@JS -Kononov, 3: P., Rukha,!ze,-.A- A., and Solodukhov, G. V.
TITLE: The electric field of an emitter in a zlasr-a located in an'
external magnetic f ield
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhn-4cheskoy fizi-k-4, v. 31, no- 5, 1961, 565-573
TEM; A study has been made of the electric field in the neighborhood ol
an emitter in a plaoria located in an external field.. Yeasurements were
done with '@hc use of two antennan and a single h-A"probe. The electric
.r,
-,eld of a noint dipole can be described by
k (kd) eAr
]E -2-ril- I dk ki g q (-) ki
7,here r is the radius vector of the observa-tion noint. 'Neglecting ion
mo'uion and wirticle collisions, the tensor E. (w) can be written as
iff 0
0 (2)
0 0
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2
nhere W. , E2 M -4j2
W2 -.wl2r, W
W2 4nne2 W
M.,
In an appendix, it is exactly sho-,,n that
fo
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B104/3205
E, = 0, -E-L = 1 41(-) )11 11 >
EO . I (-) 92 (3)
E, = E" = 0 nP11 LL < 0.
22
holds at rl oz and d 11 oz', while
Ej=O, "(w) (4)
EO 0, (W)
-'--3 oz and oz. In these relations, EO indicates 'he
is valid for r 4 U
amplitude of the electric field ' of the dipol e in a vacuum; E z and E, are
the arplitudes of the h-f field in the plasma. In the case of weak
ma!-ietic fields '3) agrees vith (4), and E -
He 0 as a function of
C,@ rd 2 6

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The electric field...
S/057/61/031/005/008/020
B100205
density becomes infinite at one point.. At &) -G)e the electric field in the
plasma as a function of density becomes infinite with the exception of
70*11 oz, dj_oz and 6) He >Cj, where resonance is absent. The field strength E
as a function of the field strength of the external magnetic field is of
great interest with a fixed plasma density. These properties of an
electric field in plasma have been studied with the aid of an arrangement
shown in Pig. 3. At a pressure of 2-10-2 mm Hg (air), a gas discharge
was produced between two electrodes in a glass flask 4 mm in diameter
and 18 mm long. Transmitting and raceiving antennas were inserted from
both sides (spacing: about 3 mm). The antennas were made of coaxial
cables. In first approximation, the transmitting antenna constituted an
emitter which could be considered a dipole oriented along the axis of
the cable. The frequency applied was W- 5-7*10 10 Bec-1, and the
receiving signal was amplified and conveyed to an oscilloscope. The
solenoid generated a magnetic field of 7000 oe in the discharge tube. The
authors studied the resonance of an electric field at small plasma
densities, which had been produced by a discharge current of about 1 ma.
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B104/B205
Fig. 8 shows the electrical diagram of the single h-f probe. A comparison
between experimental and theoretical results indicates that, in accordance
with theory, resonance will occur at E2(&)) '0 only if the dipole moment
of the emitter has a definite orientation with respect to the magnetic
field. The experimental density required is slightly different from the
theoretical one. This is due to the varying input resistance of the
antennas, which complicated the experiments considerably. Tile authors
further examined the possibility of measuring the plasma density with the
use of a single h-f probe. This method is based on the dependence of the
resonance of the inDut resistance of the dipole on the plasma density.
It could be shown tilat this method is applicable to both isotropic and
anisotropic plasma. There are 9 figures and 06 references: 4 Soviet-bloc
and 2 non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut im. P. N. Lebedeva Moskva (Institute
of Physics imeni P. N. Lebedev, Moscow)
SUBMITTED: June 6, 1960
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L 27872-66 EWT(I)/ETC/EPF(n)-2/M(m)/EPA(w)-2 IJP(c) AT
ACC NR: AP5026704 SOURCE CODE! UR/0141/65/008/005/0893/0898
AUTHOR: PeK@m V. A.; V. V.
yakov, Solodukhov,
ORG: Moscow Power Engineering Institute (Moskovskiy energeticheskiy institut)
TITLE: Surface impedance of a nonhomogeneous plasma with sharply varying parameters
SOURCE: 1VUZ. Radiofizika, v. 8, no. 5, 1965, 893-898
TOPIC TAGS: permittivity, inhomogeneous plasma, electric impedance
ABSTRACT: The surface impedance of a plasma as a function of the structure of the
incident field, i.e., the spatial dispersion of surface impedance, is considered.
It is assumed that the permittivity gradient is a sufficiently large quantity, so
that the field in the nonhomogeneous layer may be represented as a series in recip-
rocal powers of a large parameter. From a physical standpoint, the condition of a
large gradie.t means that the discussion is restricted to a strong skin effect in
the inhomogeneous layer. Impedances of a half-space nonhomogeneous along the normal
to the surface and of a sphere inhomogeneous along the radius are considered. The
incident field in the first problem is given in the form of a plane wave, and in the
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second problem, in the form of a spherical wave; the two cases of polarization are
treated separately. The results obtained permit the solution of various problems of
external excitation of nonbomogeneous plasma bodies (such as nonhomogeneous layer or
sphere) at large permittivity gradients. The method used to calculate the external
field is also used in problems involving excitation of homogeneous bodies, except
for the fact that the impedances of homogeneous bodies are replaced by the imped-
ances of the corresponding nonhomogeneous bodies. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 15
formulas.
SUB CODE: ME/ SUBM DATE: 24Dec64/ ORIG REF: 003/ OTH REF: 000
Card 2/2-R

ROZOV, Serafim Vasillyevich, prof.; SOLODUT:, G.A., red.
[Course in mechanical drawing] Kurs tekhnicheskogo cher-
cheniia. Kiev, Gossellkhozizdat USSR, 1963. 182 p.
(141RA 17:3)

YASTREBOV, Oleg Ivanovich;-SQWDUN, G.A., red.; YERDSHENKO, T,G.,
tekhn. red.
(Laborator7 work in electrical engineering and the
principles of electronics] Laboratomye raboty po elektro-
tekhnike i oanovam elektroniki. Kiev, GoBselikhozizdat
USSR, 1963. 309 P. (MIRA 16:8)
(Electronics) (Electric engineering)

YAROSMIKO., Petr Nikoforovich; YAROSHENKO Lyubov' Aleksayevna
[IAroshenko, L.O.1; SOLODUN, G.A.tSoloduns H.A.], red.
[! ractical exercisou with agricultural machinery and implements
and their repair) Praktychni zaniattia z sillstkohospodaralkykh
mashyn i znariad' ta ikh remontu. Yqiv, Derzhsillhospvydav
URSR, 1963. 370 p. (MIRA 17:3)

ZORIN, Vladimir Petrovich; $OWDUN, G.A. , red.
[Arithmetic in construction] Arlfmetika po stroitellnomu
delu; abornik prAvil, primerov i zadach. Kiev, Gosself-
khozizdat USSR, 1963. 251 p. (MIRA 16:5)
(Arithmetic)

KOVALETS, Martyn Nikonorovich; ATAMANOV, Vladimir Savellyevich;
SOLODUII, G.A., red.; NEMCM'KO, I.Ye., tekhn. red.
(Technology and organization of rural construction]
Tekhnologiia i organizataiia sel'skogo stroitellstva.
Kiev, Gossellkhozizdat USSR, 1963. 440 p.
(MIRA 17:3)

DID0,1KO., Nikolay Kirillovich; XLCDWI, G.A. 1292"M!: '-bred.
al@;__ ".
[Operation of machines and tractors) zlspluatatsiia ma-
sh'ynno-traktornoho parku. Kyiv, Urozhai, 1964. 507 P.
(MIRA 18:8)

KINSHAKOV, A.I.; SOYJHb'J.I0V SOLODUMV
;_ - @__j i
Four-electrode tool used in electric logging. Prikl.geofiz.
no.30:215-228 161. (MMk 14:10)
(Electric prospecting)

SOLODUNOV. A.M.; KOLCIIANCV, B.A.
Reasonibr the establishment of check points for a.c. Fowered locomotives.
Elek. I tepl. tiaga 5 no.3:40-41 Mr t6l. (MIRA 14.-6)
1. Chlen initsiativnoy gruppy vneshtatnykh korrespondentov zhurnala
6EIektricheskaya i teplovoznaya tyaga",, master elektromashinrogo tsekba,
depo Krasnoyarsk (for Solodunov). 2. Master tsekha pod"yamochnogo
remonta, depo Krasnoyarsk (for Kolchanov).
(Electric locomotives-Testing)

SOLODL-NOVj mastor; GARATS, MI., starshiy inzh.; KOLCHANOV,
mst-,r
Special features in the maintenance of the mechanical section
,of tho 1160 electric locomotive. Elek. i tepl. tiaga 5 no.8:
33-35 Ag 161. (MM 14:9)
1. Ciden initsiativnoy gruppy vneshtatn@ykh korrespondentov
zhurnala "Elektrichoskaya i teplovoznaya tyaga" (for Solodunov).
(Electric locomotives)

',V, -.". , master el ekttro:r.@,! h, nnoL o tseki,L: G. qjtTS, V.7i in@ I.
,@Iaintenance and repair of the 116C clectric locomotive traction engincs.
F] eh-. i tep'l . tiaga 6 no. 2 :11-12 va '(-- - ( "..'I it, - II J,
1. Depo Krasnoyarsk; chlony initsiativnoy gruipy vneEhtatny;-@
k)rresporidentuv zhurnala "Elektriche@'A-aya i tc-plavoznaya tyapa".
I
(Electric railway motors-1-11aintenance and repair)

SGLODUNUV, Aleksandr Mik@.wy 0, 1'. 7'. , Inzh.
,lo-vich; PHS11CHEF
---retserzehtv"6@LCVSKIY, Ch.S.y inzh., red.; BOBPLVA,
Ye.l,,'., tekhn. red.
[Repair and maintenance of the auxiliary machines of a.c.
locomotives] Remont i soderzhanie vapomogatellrqkh mashin
elektrovozov peremennogo toka. Mosk-vap Transzheldorizdat,
1963. 72 p. WIRA 160.2@
(Electric locomotives--Maintenance and repa$r)

o Lek mn@-, @vo
A
1965. 0 1 P:
So 1c;.;:

L 08317-67 E,,%rr (m)/EW'P(j) RM -'- " -_ ' - I.- - @ - - - -- I
ACC W' ARG033779 SOURCE CODE: UR/0058/66/000/007/DO80/DO80
AUTHOR: qEebetishchikov, D. M.; Solodunov, V. V.
TITLE: Triplet-triplet absorption spectra of some aromatic h carbons
,yArocarbo
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 7D638
REF SOURCE; Tr. 1-y Mezhvuz. konferentsii Ped. in-tov.po_
spektroskopii. M. , 1965, 20-23
TOPIC TAGS: absorption spectrum, aromatic hydrocarbon, hydrocarbon, triplet
triplet absorption, phosphorescence spectrum, triplet molecule
I ABSTRACT: Absorption t re obtained for excited ph ne
tio s cc ra w
triphenyiene, and d 2tien Ymoleculees in n-hexane, n-heptane, and n-octane solu-
tions, frozen at 77K to study the effect of triplet-triplet absorption on quasi-line
phosphorescence spectra. The effect of T- T absorption on phosphorescence ape
j was also studied from the point of view of over-ab9orption of light radiated by
triplet molecules. [Translation of abstract)
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535-373
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AUTHORS: Butlar, V. A.; Grebensbebikov, D. M.; Solodunov, Ve V.
iTITLE: Some featuges of the kinetics of p4p,sp4RrgAp@qpce, decay.9k*
,@riphenylene,@
@;SOURCE: Optikh i Bpektrookopiya, v. 18, no. 6, 1965.. 1079-1081
a
TOPIC TAGS: phosphorescence, electron spectrum, line spectrun@
:molecular spectrum, absorption spectrum
@ABSTRACT: The authors investigated the kinetic of quenching of in-
idividual quasi lines'of the phosphorescence spectrum 9f triphenylene,
,obtained by the method of E. V. Shpoll8kiy et al. (Ust. Fiz. Nauk
@v. 80, 255, 1963 and earlier papers). To obtain the quasi-line
,spectrum, a solutiop of triphenylene in n-beptane was frozen in quart4._
.by liquid nitrogen and illuminated at a wavelength near 313 nm. The
'individual lines were separated with a spectrograph (ISB-51) with
;photoelectric attachment (FEP-1). The decay curve was recorded with
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iian oscilloscope. The dependence of the logarithm of the relative in
:tensity on the time was determined from the oscillograms. The phos-
;phorescence-decay curve differs from exponential, and the reason for
!it is seen in the influence of triplet-triplet absorption, the max-
i,imum of which lies in the spectral region where the deviation was ob-
;served. The results of the tests show also that all the Investigated!
!quasi lines belong to the triphenylene molecule and correspond to
@transitions from the same triplet level to different vibrational sub-1
;levels of the ground state. The partial overlap of the phosphores-
;cen spectrum with the triplet-triplet absorption spectrum is appar-
the cause of the retardation of the phosphorescence p
,ent% Acess
,during its initial stages. The presence of an interise background may
;greatly distort the osci@lograms showing the phosphorescence decay
'in the Initial stages. lVie results demonstrate once more that the
!Sbpollskiy effect makes it possible to increase the infolftatiop ob-
from luminescence spectra, Orig. art. has: 2 figures
ASSOCIA71ON: None
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AUTHOM Grebenshchikovt D. M.; E4tlar, V. A.; Solodunovg Ve Ve
ORGI none
TITIZ: Phosphorescence of two types of radiating centers of coronene n paraffin
solutions
SOMCES Optika I spektroskopiya,, v. 21, no. 2j, 1966, 25o-252
TOPIC TAGS: phosphorescence, coronenev excited statep luminescence center., Neprll
ABSTMM The phosphorescence decay of coronone in n-heptane was studied at 770K on
indIvidual quasi-lines (5614 and 5631 1) in order to determine the lifetime of each
radiating center separately. It was found that when the sampW is excited with light
from a DKSSh-10O xenon lamp through a 313 nm filter, the decay is nonexponential, in-
dicating that the deviation froin exponentiality is due to reabsorption of the radia-
tion by triplet molecules. The effect of reabsorption on the phosphorescence decay
of coronene is practically constant over the entire spectral range studied (3150-
5700 A). It is shown that two different types of radiating centers formed by coro-
nano molecules in n-haptane at 770K, whose pure electron transitions are separated
by 52 cm-1, have different lifetimes of the excited state which differ by 0.3+10.03
sec. The different lifetimes of the excited states of radiating centers separated in
space confirm that the conditions surrounding these molecules affect the electronic
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states of the molecules. In the phosphorescence spectrum of coronene in n-octanes
the different distances between the doublet components indicates changes in the
vibrational frequencies of the molecule on passing from one radiating center to
another. Orig. art. has$ I figure.
SUB CODES 20/ SUBM DATES OIF9b66/ ORIG REFS 010/ OTH REFS 001
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SOLODUSHENKOV, S. N.
Mbr., Jab. Organic Chem., Ivanovo Chemico-Technological Inst., -1941-47-. *Investigations
on the Synthesis of 2-Chlorethanole: I. On the Pseudocatalytic Action of 'opper 6alts
by the Preparation og 2-Ohlorethanole," Zhur. Obshch. klim., 15, Nos. 9-1o, 1945; 'Direct
Determination of the Rate of Chlorine Hydrolysis.' Acta Phys. 20, No. 5. 1945; "The
Mechanism of Hydrolysis of Chlorine," Zhur. Fiz. Khim., 21, No. 10, 1947.

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letii of 4,milro-2,21'"rinesh .9 "XZZlid, [about,
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was POW. from it waarn snin. of the sak with NH@OH:l
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=ILIOa gave
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(lot. N.)with Zu dust in HC I and with F* In AcOW
mixt. of the nitro deriv. md aq, RtOH c=d. IICI;
was added and then U dust over a period a sevexal hrs,@
The followEaC dismina derivs. were thus 43bt*incd fr= the
cofftsponding ditultro compds.:
yield 48,5711, not melting up to 3160,
-diAJor""4rb4ttVide Wd
63.5074, not Welting WP to 3154, "iKO-2.2'444
5,5' P".
-Jimdkyk4rSattVid4 in 18V W*' EtOH)(4ecompa.
yield 60%. in.
109* (EtOH). The followlag derivs. we= prW. by addl,
7 tradually the corresponding nitro derivs. to a mist. of
shavings ind aq.
AcOji, previously digested I hr. with
stirring at 00-5*, and cminuing the digmion, at eAs temp.
for mv" hr*.: in.
...... 2871; yield SO-W%,'
m. 192% yield
45-50%. ra. 238' (C.1-14);
dimeIhYIrarMnX4,, yield 5D%, in, M* (MrOli)(de-
cornpa.);
ide, yield 70% in. 23"'(McOfl);
meIh#xy.S'-meIhyk4fbamtWde, yield 8217..' m. 174% 4,4'-
yield 81%, not melt.
InSupto3lP (the latter compd. was alwoblikined in a 68%
yield hy fefluxing the nitro deriv. with Nais 1-1 5 twx
"mino-.1.2-dimetiviyearbanilidt, yield 120-25%, 10
Oli).
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KLYUYEV, V.N.; DOGADKINA, L.A.; SOLODUSHENKOV S.N.', SPRYSKOV, A.A.
Azo dyes from amino carbanilide, and its substitutes. Zhur. prikl.
khim. 31 no.1:124-129 Ja '58. (MIRA 11:4)
l.Ivanovskiy khimiko-takhnologichookiy institut.
(Azo d7es) (Carbanilide)