SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOTNIKOV, V.S. - SOTNIKOVA, V.I.

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AUTHORS: Sotnikov, V. S, and Belanovskly, A. S.
TITLE. Ion Adsorption of Some Metals During the Etching and the
Washing of Silicon
PERIODICAL. Zhurnal fizicheakoy khimii, 1960, Vol. 34, No, 9,
pp. 2110-2114
TEXT: The electrical properties and the stability of crystalline semi-
conductor diodes and triodes essentially depends on the surface of the
semiconductor. V. I. Lyashenko and I., I~ Stepko (Ref.. 1) Investigated
the adsorption of some substances, as well as their influence upon the
surface charge and conductivity of semiconductors. As the hydrofluoric
and nitric acids, the lyes, and also the rinsing water used for silicon
etching may contain admixtures such as iron, copper, and other heavy
metals in quantities from 1-jo-5 to 1-1o-3%, the adsorption of cu, Ag,
Au, In, Sb, P, Fe, Zn, Rb, and Na on the surface of the silicon was
investigated with the aid of the corresponding radioisotopes. As sampies,
p-type silicon foils were used, which were etched in the etching solutions
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Ion Adsorption of Some i:urlrig the S/076/60/OA4/009/0!Q//022
Etching and the Washing of Silicon B015/BO56
considerably reduces the number of elements adsorbed on the silicon
surface (Table 4), and that in this way the semiconductor surfaces may be
purified. There are 2 figures, 4 tables, and 6 referencess 2 Soviet and
4 US.,
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Adsorption of B121/B203
germanium metal or germanium monoxide formed besides Ge02 in the etching of
the germanium surface with H202 acts as electron source on the germanium
surface. The derivatives of divalent germanium are strong reducing agents,
especially in the hydrated form. Hydrated germanium monoxide reduces the
metals from the solution with simultaneous conversion to germanium dioxide
according to the equation:
GeO + H20 + Cu++ ) Ge02 + 2H+ + Cu (3)-
The separation of metals on the germanium surface was also microphoto-
graphically examined under an electron microscope. At a metal concentration
in the solution of lo-5-10-2%, adsorption attains a value of 1016-1018 at/=2
of the germanium surface. There are 5 figures, 1 table, and 6 references:
3 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc. The three references to English-
language publications read as follows: Eo Clark, Physo Rev., 91., 765, 1953;
J. Law, J. Phys. Chem., 59, 67, 1955; S. Eriksen, H. Statz, J. Appl. Phys.,
28, 1, 1957.
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Adsorption of ions of some metals ... B103/B208
publications, The authors used in their experiments polished laminae,
3 X 3 x 0.25 mm, from germanium and silicon of the n- and p-type. They
were oriented in the plane 111p and had a resistivity of 15 Ohmoom. The
following etching reagents were used: 30%6 H202and 10% KOH solutions, and
a mixture of HP (42%) and HNO 3 (60%) in a ratio of 1 S 4, in which radio-
active indicators were introduced in the form of nitrates and chloric salts.
The specific activity of the solutions in the individual experiments ranged
from 0.1 to 5 m curies/ml. The activity of the etching reagent was first
determined 0.01 ml of it were placed into a square cavity (3 x 3 mm) of
the paraffin layer on a little aluminum dish, and the activity measured
considering the autoabsorption of the P-radiation in the liquid. In the
following the activity of one side of the sample (the other side was
polished) was determined at equal dimensions. Ge and Si were etched in
an aliquot of the etching reagent for 3-0 min at room temperature in a
HF-NHO3mixture, and by heating in H202 and in KOH. The rest of the radio-
active corrosive was rinsed from the surface of the samples with ethanol,
and the activity of the samples was measured after drying on filter Paper.
The results for Ge are summarized in Table 1. They indicate that at the
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Adsorption of ions of some metals see B103/B200
organic complex formers are most suitable for this-purpose, since their
traces may be washed off by high-purity organic solvents (CC1 49,chloroform,
benzene, and others). The us'e of water andl as a -resultt an additional
contamination by adsorption could thus be avoided. Treatment of pn-
-junctions of Si with acetonitriie reduced the inverse current in the
collector to 1/2 - 1/4, and increased the stability of the device. There
are 3 figures and 6 references& 3 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloog
The 3 most recentreferences to Engli8h language publications read as
followgi J T.-.L~w' (Ref. it J. Phys. Ghem.p 59, it 67P 1955)p J*T. Law,
P*B. Meigs' Ref*2t A Ph s 26, 101 1265P 1955)t E.Clarke (Ref- 0
Phye.Rev,p. 959 ll 28itpjp;95Z-Gt 1~
PRESENTEDs' September 9, 1960 by A.N. Frumkin, Academician
SUBMITTEDt September 20# 1960

SOTNIKOV, V.S.; BELANOVSKIY, A.S.; NIKISHOVA, F.B.
Adsorption of Ions of certain metals from water during silicon
washing. Part 4. Radiokbimiia 4 no.63725-731 162.
(KURA 16:1)
(Metals) (Silicon) (Adsorption)
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AUTHOR: Sotnikov, V. S.; Belanovskiy, A. S.
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S.
TITLE: On the adsorotion of ionlof certain metals from electro~yteslon the surface
of germanium, silicon, and quartzl~
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SOURCE: Radiokhimiya,'v. 8, no. 2, 1966, 1?i-i~2
TOPIC TAGS: germanium, silicont quartz, adsorption, etched crystal, copper, silver,
gold, indium, antimony, zinc
ABSTRACT: The paper offers data on the adsorption of copper, silver, gold, indium,
antimony and zinc ions from the chemical etchants CP (a 1:4 mixture of 49% HF and
65% ITNO3~ and 20% KOH on the surface of germanium, silicon, and quartz, and also from
30% H20~ on the surface of germanium, as a function of the content of these metals in
the solution and of the etching time. The temperature was 200C for CP, 1070C (boiling
point) for KOH, and f040C (boiling point) for H20 2' The adsorption on quartz was
studied in order to elucidate the mechanism of adsorption on silicon, whose surface
is usually coated with a thin filra of SiO2, but the results are also independently
significant in view of the wide use of quartz apparatus. It is shown that at a con-
tent of the above impurities from 1o-5 to ivi~ -in the etchants, the adsorption values
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i-ange from 1011 to 1016 atoms/cm2, and that in the indicated systems., these values
obey Freundlich's rule and are independent of the type of conduction im germanium and
silicon. A mechanism of adsorption of ions from the electrolytes on the surface of
germanium, silicon,, and quartz is proposed. Grig. art. has: 11 figures.
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AUTHOR: Sotnikov, V. S. Korolev, 14. V. Shumova, V. V. and 1,;Drozova, M. N,
ORG: none
TITLE: Use of an emission microspectral method in the analysis of alloys fDr
semiconductor devices'
SOURCE: Zhurnal analiticheskoy IdAmii, v. 21, no. 6, 1966, 754-757
TOPIC T&GS: emission spectrum, Indium, alloy, gallium alloy, rold alloy
ABSTRACT; A microspectral method for the analysis of the In Au Ga and other
alloys in specimens weighing less than 0.5 mg Is examined. Ali-oy sp~-cimens In'
tablets 50X150 microns in size were placed on a polished surface of a glass bar, and
then the specimens were covered with a copper plate about 1 rm thick which was
tapped lightly with a hammer so that the specimens were secured to the surface of
Vhe co2per plate. Then tablets were secured to the surface layer of the plate.
1-clicts or' standard alloys were sinilarly secured to a copper plate" and a
nicrospectral niuilysis was made. Copper virc r,,A 7~v In diameter with ends cut
at a 1300 angle served as the electrodes The distance between one of the electrodes
from the surface of the specimen was I mm; the second electrode was connected to
the copper plate. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 1 table. LrJPR3% 37,17'a
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AUTHORI Sotnikov. V. S.; Belanovskiy, A. S.; Trakhtenberg, A. D.
ORG: none
TITLEt On the adsorption of metal ions from H20, H202 and KOH on the surface of
electron-hole germanium and silicon junctions
SOURCE: Radiokhimiya, v. 8, no. 6, 1966, 617-621
TOPIC TAGS: adsorption, hydrogen peroxide, potassium hydroxide, pn junction
ABSTRACT: The adsorption of Cu, Ag, Au and In ions from HZO, H202 and KOH on Darts
making up a germanium D-n-p junction (Tyr-5) and silicon p-n-p (PI04-106) and n--D-n
(P 101-103) junctions was studied. It is shown that a considerable contaminatio'n of
the solutions with elements constituting the junction takes place during etching (the
amount of impurities in the solutions increases by 2 to 3 orders of magnitude). Thus,!
adsorption on the junctions is very important, since in contrast to germanium and si-
licon crystals$ etching of the junctions occurs in a solution with a high impurity
content. Cu and In impurities, adsorbed by the surface of junctions of types P101_103__
and T14-5, cause a considerable increase of Ico (zero collector current). The various
distributions of the adsorbed impurities on different parts of junctions of various
types were studied by means of autoradiographic photographs. Orig. art. has: 3 tables.
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AUTHORS- Sotnikov, V. S.; --Kuznetsova, M. I.
ORGs none
TITLE: Adsorption of indium, cobalt and zinc ions from acetone on the surtace of
graphite, germanium, silicon and quartz
SOURCE: Radiokhimiyal v. 8p no. 60 19669 691-692
TOPIC TAGS: adsorption, indium, cobalt, zinc, graphite, quartz, germanium, silicon
ABSTRACT: The adsorption of In, qo and Zn from acetone on graphite, gemanium, sili-
con and quartz surfaces was studied as a function of concentration of the impurities
and time Qf contact with the solution at concentrations of 10-4-10-2% with the aid ofl
TXL114, CobO and Zn65 isotopes. It is shown that the adsorption of indium on graphite,':
germanium, silicon and quartz obeys the Freundlich equation up to a concentration of
-lo-3%f and the adsorption of zinc on Ge and quartz, up to 10-2%. Adsorption satura-1
tion -for Zn and Co on Go, Si and SiO~ takes place in 5-10 min, and for indium in
less than I min. The lack of adsorption saturation in the case of graphite plates
(which were porous) is attributed to difjusion brocesses.Values of the adsor-ption
obtained were 1014--5 x 1015 atoms per cm, . Orig'. art. has: 2 figures.
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DWISINKO. P.A.; XMIN, L.N.; SONIXOT, T&,I,, red.; GUIKOV, A,V,, takha.red.
[Operations of the beat and electric power plant of the Gorkiy
Amtomobile Plant] Ix opyta raboty THTs Gortkovskogo avtomobill-
nogo zavoda. Moskva, TsBTI avtomobillnoi promyshl.. 1958. 40 p.
(MIRA 12:3)
(GorkLy-Steam power plants)

SKRYNNIKY Vladimir Nikitovich; _~~TIIIIIOV, Ya-I., ved- red.;
PONUROV, M.P., red.
[Design of automatic lines consisting of machine-tool units;
survey of foreign engineering] Proektirovanie avtomaticheskikh
linii iz agregatnykh stankov;'obzor zarubezhnoi tekhniki. Mlo-
skva, TSentr. in-t tekhniko-ekon. infonratsii, 1962. 98 p.
(MIRA 17:7)

SOTNIKOV. Ye.A., inzh.
"Economics of classification stations and organization of
car flows" by (kand.tekhn.muk] P.S.Sokolov. Reviewed by
E.A.Sotnikov. Vest. TSNII MPS 21 no.1:62-64 162.
(MIRA 15-.2)
1. Oktyabrtskaya zheleznaya doro . stantsiya 14ga.
(Railroads-Hump yardsr

SOTNIKOV~ Ye.Ao. insh,
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Determining the idle time of cars in connection with accumulation.
Sbor.trad.LIIZHT no.1891ll4-139 162. (MM 160)
(Railro&da--Freight cars) (Railroads.-Management)
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UGRYUMOV, Georgiy Arkadlyevich;
FARBEROV, Ya.D.,-Inzh., retsenzent; PREDE, V.Yu., inzh.,,
red.; VOROTNIKOVA,' L.Fj, tekhn. red.
[Operational planning of the work in a railroad station] ..
Operativnoe planirovanie raboty na stantsii. Moskva, Trans-
zheldorizdat, 1963. 56 P. (MIRA 16:3)
(Railroads-Management)

ACCESSION NR: AP4044838 S/02*80/64/000/004/0187/0190
AUTHOR: Dolyatovskiy, V. A., Sotnikov, Ye. M.
TITLE: One class of teaching machines
SOURCE: AN SSSR. IzvesUya. Tekhnicheskaya k1bernetkia, no. 4, 1964, 187-190
TOPIC TAGS: teaching machine, learning process, computer programming, teaching
program,
ABSTRACT: The authors discuss the teaching process and exiamine the general theory of
teaching machines. They recommend that the program of a teaching machine should
explain the concepts studied from many aspects, point out to the student his mistakes in
the process of learning, and provide means for correcting mistakes and for the formation
of logical thought. Such requirements are satisfied by a machine whose teaching program
is divided into several branches and which also has a controlling and correcting program.
Ile program for machines of this type has a definite structure whose elements are
specific concepts, the branching system of the program, and the system for evaluating
the answers. Such machines can be constructed quite simply on the basis of a general-
purpose digital computer. A relatively simple machine of this type is briefly described.'
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Its block diagram is shown In Fig. 1 of the Enclosure. The machine was built in the form
of a table model, and can teach 6 persons a section per hour. A teaching machine of
this type can find wide use in colleges for teachingand testing purposes, as well as for in-
vestigating various problems In teaching by mac_jjjne_s_.__Orig_. -art. has: 2 figures and 4 formulas.
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Fig. 1. Block diagram of a teaching machine. 1 - student, 2 - unit giving the teaching
program, 3 - device for accepting the answers, 4 - unit for logical analysis and
decision, 5 - controlling device, 6 - timing unit, 7 - unit indicating the results,
8 - unit giving the correcting program.
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AUTHOR:. Dolyatovskty, V. A. (Aspirant); Sotnlk~o ~-~~istant).

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SOURCE: IVUZ. Elektromekhanika, no':8, 1965,'881-890

TOPIC TAGS: teaching machine, circuit design, cybernetics, learning mechanism
ABSTRACT: The number of students at the institutions of higher learning of the Soviet
Union increased in 1963 by 1. 4 times as compared with the enrollment in 1957. 11iis pits
a great stress on the teaching.staff and leads to the need -for the rationalization of the
teaching process. After outlining the basic'principles of the learning process, the present
authors describe the teaching'program for the students of the Industrial Electronics course

(which Is the fourth in the Automation and Telemechanics curriculum) which then served
as
the basis for the construction of the appropriate table model electronic teaching machine.,
eight sections each of which was further subdivided.-Into:
The entire course was divided Into
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AUTHOR: Dolyatovskly, V. A. ~Asplrant); Sotnikov, Ye. M. Assistant)
TITLE: Electromechanical teaching machine
SOURCE-.IVUZ. Elektromekhanika, no. 8, 1965, 891"894
TOPIC TAGS: cybernetics, teaching machine, semiconductor device, algorithm
ABSTRACT: In recent years, the teaching process has been investigated from the view- 71 q_-
point of cybernetics. The'theorefical foundations of algorithmic formulation of the learning
processes were laid down earlier by various authors. The realization of the proposed
Ialgorithms was carried out on various machines developed for that purpose. Thia pres
article describes one of such machines which was developed and put to use by the authors
and -was shown at the VDNEh exposition of teaching machines in 1564. The programined
course I'ludustrial Electronics" was divided into 24 sections. The associated 15 - 20 con-
trol questions approached the programmed materials Lrom various angles. The material
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field and the measured "resonance" field.at the sutface.-The oute f 4
of the order of 3000 oersteds, was parallel to the specimen disk planes, Specimens-,.
were Initially cooled in zero outer field to 4.2K and T>T with subsequent
field Increase to the point of resonance. Resonance frequencfes were of the order
of 9200 mc. A substantial discrepancy was found In local fields calculated on the
ellipsoid approximation to the disk specimen surface fields'and vab those measured.
Local field strength of the superconductor was.found to depend upon magnetization
history and thus is apparently.g~herated by Internal*currents'Induced In the super-
conductor bycatek field variations*-.Crig art has i 2.~ f igures and 1 tablei [181
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l.Sreduyaya shkola No-3, g.Vladimir.
(Vladimir--School reports)

SOTNIKOV, YU.M., inzh.
Use of epoxy resins at the Zhdanav ship7ard. Blul. tekh.-ekon.
inform. Tekh.'upr. Min. mor. flota 7 no.4.*78-85 ,62.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Zhdanovskiy sudoremontnyy zavod.
Nhdarav-Shirrds)
(Epoxy resins

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Rubinchikq Ta. B.; Sotnikoy-Yushik, lue M.
-ORGI Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry, AN BSSR (Inatitut obahchey I
noorganichaskoy khi=:Li AN BSSR)
TITLE8 Study of reactions of rare earth oxides with ferric oxide by means of IR spec-
tra
SOURCEs AN BSSR. Vestai. Seryya khimichnykh navuk, no- 39, 1966, 107-108
TOPIC TAGSt yttrium compound, ytterbium compoundp samarium compoumdt Iron oxide,
IR spectrum
ABSTRACTI Ittrium, y-tterbium and samarium oxides were reacted with F62(~ at 810-12001
and the sintered products were analyzed by means of IR spectra in the 400-650 cm-1
range. The spectra of the oxides, perovskites and garnets containing different rare
earth ions were very similarp indicating a slight Influence of the element on the IR
spectrum of the compounds. The'character of the spectrum of the products changes with
the'firing temperature. The spectra obtained confirm earlier findings for the
Y2O)+F62(~ systemp viz.9 that at relatively low temperatures in 3J5 oxides mixtureal
the reaction forms a perovskite which,, as the texpersiure is raised fartherg reacts
with excess F020) to form the end product' a garnet. Orig. art. h"1 1 figure.
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qnder joint management. Sov.torg. 36 no.12-.24-25 D 162.
(MM 16:1)
1. Nachallnik planovogo otdela Voronezhakoy gorodskoy torgovoy
organizateii po torgovle pishcheproduktami.
(Voronezh-Grocery trade)

AMOM 3. Ne.h.vots, T. P.. pon..&mv., A. 1. 30V/153-2-2-S113i C
TIM: Chroaldl.. All-Calm ComptItIM for the Beat Students-
paper Concerning Chemistry and Chemical Technology for the
3wholattlo Year 1957-1956 (Xhromilka, 190-yu.nyy kankre
as lachaboys st.d4..hs.kvyu rabazu p9 khiail I W.iche
key 0-kkeelseli *a 1957-1958 nabobs" ged)
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PUIDDICALI noh*buykh sav.d.siy. Chislys I khiai.tL.#-
luvestiy. vyss1ki;b
keys tokhoologlys. 19% Val 2, NT 2. pp 303-304 (USSR)
ADMACTi The 2"isStratio v7sabego obrazovanlyn. 3331'(Zlui.try fc, r
of the USSR) ce~iwd out the oompatil an
mentioned In the title, eLthla the framework of the
Stsd:40:0~y* man.hW. obahchostra, (scientific Student
3001 %is ) om-ring 37 object. of scion... technology,
&r1o, mad culture. The Loningrad.kly tokhmologich--kir insti.
let imell Leasoveta (Leningrad Technological Institute Im.al
&ms.ovel) was easmst.d with the subject *Cbesistry and
Chemical Technology-. L commission see formed consisting of
Professor T. 3. Alaskovsklyt T. P. Ma.boysto (Chaim"),
r. P. ft"losov, A. A. Petrov, 3. A. Foray-foshise,
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r. S. leffe. X. 1. Koyaglalch.w, L. T^. Xr..S.v. A, B. Kuwo,,
a. a. Makov, 1. 5. Naslest%skly. K. ?. Mishoh.uka,
TO. T. lbrachavoklTj with the collaborators, 1. 1.
70.-ff. gavodrazon, V. T. Parokallso A. L. Rotlay", A. 1.
Selalklat A. T. Storaskim# and T. A. Pavorokajawith collabora.
tore, 4. M. thalstskiyj Docento. I. To. Lki., L. 1. Raton.r,
N. 1. all-dands'shol., 0. P. Ginfburg, 1. 1. Dlyakomo,,
S. 9. Zhavoroaok# S. 1. Zhllovg To. J. tooklut P. 1. Sokolov,
2. P. narosteake. 1. 2. 3yabov, A. T. Mmohoh.alLol Cmwr~ ~W,
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cart 2/5 %he beat. The seacad'aandidate for th-modal Is the
y1fth-7mr-studont of $be Uys,akiy go..daratva"ry nal-r,t-
to$ (Elyse State University) C. Y. LY&ah*v. He submitted
the paper 'Elastics of the 000-stotionarY CaWytle Decompo-
sitimm-prosess of Zydrogsm-pvoxId# us Pl.tions-, ?he third
a, del was awarded to the Fourth-7ser-studwats of the
lvez.vokly khtolko-tokbacloglob.okly institut (Xv"ovo
Chesioal-toohmo2agleal Institute). D. T
JWINLkATAL. T. T. Simagina, and R. E.
paper: method of contiguous R.Con.ratlon Of ZIO-ablarid.
From Was%* Water of the Linesh" Plbr* F&atoryo. Alsl4e. 1
t1was three M*vs, %b0 commission selected further 0
#over& Whlo h deserve publicatioa owing to their maturity
and originality. The papers "a: *Utilization of phagpbo-
room Gypsum for the Production of Local Coo.tructloa.
Mading Materials- by the Foarth-7mar-students of the
Ivano,o institute (..a above): A. T. Tochilo- -4 A. A.
Fo4eyoval -Study of the Influence of the Dispersion of
Polymer Doing Disintegrated. an the
card 5/5 W.Ight. by the Tblrd-ym"tud.at of the No.kowokiy

Means 1,
ChromLaIG. "I-VOLDS CoMP4tition for the
3%%VAG-PSPer CoMear4ing Chemistry and Chealaal Technology for-the
3sholastic To" 1957-1950
S*kbowlselobeekly lostit.t I.Skay prasy.kjlew~astj (A6.00.
Tombsological Institute for Light Industry)
T. 1. Gor*411avl
31 y of the Catbodleal, polaziXation at the preaivil.tion
:t =1m Prom 3alphlds-solutiona- by the Fifth-Tes.-
as"Ost of the Orel kir politekhmi.b.skly imalitut (Ural
InstiM) T. 0. P.tr.V.-I.wvk1yj -Cold
Wtv,astion From Watery by %he Pifth-7awr
stedents of the Volkovskiy kbImIko.t*kAm.IoSzb-#k1y lowli$ut
16441 D. 1. Ne&4.lsyov* (mosoov Chenical-tsebclogical lassi
4% "a Least D. 1. 564461SYST) L. T. achlin. T. A. 30riso'. an;
2. Braks 63omw rawastietions of the Yciesaisates or Rubbers
Containing Carwazyl. by the of the
Tarealavskiy tokkaolociabaski-y lastitut,
8411, Institute) 0. 1. Kanazawa and T~ A. SUb-dricheval
Investigation at the Cathadia "a Amodle ftoose..s at Cold-
9121184' by the FIfth-POr-studcat of the LosUgradakly Satz-
selegiahmatty tuetitut La. Lausaw.ts. (Lemiagr.4 Technological
Institute Smut Lensovit) 1. A. Noseval -Spectral Deteral
Card 4/5 ties of Nolybd.num aad Tungsten 14
by the ThIrd.yeamr-stvAest of thi" gliNimavakir 4vsud&xat-mayy*-
Ivereltes (Xishim*v State University) T. A.
at bloblartne-stbame by Ua-fat In toem-amittlon-
by the ftarth-10mr-studants of the 9486askly k,1lwl1Q-tdkZno-
ifficiankir is,atitat (FAssait chmaiasi-isabsaiagicia la.titutoy
L. 1. 11makina. 2. A. #u%tdi.ov, and T. 0. T."a
petition has sb4am a hAgh standard of
the seleatifi. ressaxvh work In the circles of The 31%4#*-
wha:~oye laschpys obaboh.atvo (3oIswt1fI9-sxwA4nt-ooI*-
of may '601'armitles.

c ZU -V F,; ~:Q
;CM IMAR-TIKO-1, I V. , MIM~5' V , YU. V . -FS - M;N. N.
st-udy of the strains of' tick ence-.-Slitis isolAted in the foci
of the Primorye region in 1956-1Q,5?." p. 54
Desyatoye Soveshchaniye po parazitologicheskin problema,-.1 i
prirorInoocI-La,~,cv,vm bol--:.,nys!T-. 22-29 Oktyabry*. 1059 g. (Tenth Conference
on PnraoitoloEical Problems and Diseases with Natural Foci 22-29
October 1959), Moscow-Leningrad, 1959, Academy of Medical Sciences
USSIZ and Aca~-Irny of Sciences USSR, No. 1 254pp.

SOITTIKOVA, A.N.; SOLDATOV, G.M.
Isolation of the tick--borne encephalitis virus from the grosbeak
Eophona personata magnirostris Har,-'.. Dokl. Irk, gos, naUC.-_"S_'-1.
protivochum. inst. no-5:28-29 '63 NTRA 18:10
Case of isolation of the neurovir-us from chiggers. Tbid.:30

SOT111KOW, A,N~
G
C
harazterist.ics of tick-borne encephalitis strain.3 "Bolated In
Chuguyevka. District of the Marltime Territory. Tmidy VladjEVZ
n,,.2;24-27 162.. (MIRA 18;3)
1. 1z FrimorEkoy krayevoy protAvochiumoy stantsiJ.

.,S,OTNIKOVA, A.N.; SOLDATOV, G.M.
Isolation of the virus of tick-borne encephalitis from the flea
Ceratophyllus tamias wagn. Med. paraz. i paraz. bol. 33 no-5:622-
624 S-0 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Primorskaya krayevaya protivochumnaya stantsiya~ Ussuriysk.

SOTNIKOVA, A.N.; SOLDATOV, G.M.
Isolation of tick-borne encephalitis virus in jays. Med. paraz. i
paraz. bol. 34 no.1:214-115 Ja-F 165.
(AURA 18:8)
1. Primorskaya krayevaya protivochumnaya stantsJ,-a, Ussuriysk.

VASILITSOV, V.D.; VOLCMKO, M.Ya.; GERTSOVICH,, G.B., kand.ex"On. nauk;
ZHARKOV, Ye.I.; K0110VALOV, Ye.A.., kand. ekon. nauk-; MATVIYEV3KAYA,
E.D.; OLEYNIK, I.P.., kand. ekon. nauk; RAYEVSKAYA, E.S.,;
SKVORTSOVA, A.I.; SOKOLOVA, N.V.; SDTNIKOVA I A - TANDIT, V.S.;
TRIGUBMIKO, M.Ye.; FIRSOVA, Yu.V.; 'MMMUNA, V.I.; YUMI11, M.N.;
STOROZHEV, V.I., kand. istor. nauk, red.; LEPNIKOVA, Ye., red.;
3-:IPITOV, G., tekbn. red.
[Economy of the people's democrAcies in figures for 1960] Ekono-
mika stran sotsialisticheskogo lageria v tsifrakh 1960 g. Pod
red. G.B.Gertsovicha, I.P.Oleinika, V.I.Storozhova. Moskva, fzd-
vo sotsiallno-ekon. lit-ry, 1961. 238 p. 611IRA 15:4)
(Communist countries-Economic conditions)

VASILITSOV, V.D.; VOLODARSKIY, L.M.; VOLCMIKO, M.Ya.; GAISISF-kYA,
R.A.; IROV, N.I.; KARINYA, L.F.; K0110VALOV, Ye.A.;
MATVIYEVSKAYA, E.D.; PETRESKU, M.I.; RUDAKOV, Ye.V.;
SAYFULINA, L.M.; SRVORTSOVA, A.M.; SOKOIDVA, N.M.; SQTI~L~~CYA,
I.A.; STOLPOV, N.D.; SURKO , Yu.V.; T&i, V.A.; TRIGUMIKO,
1-1~.Ye.; FIRSOVA, Yu.V.; SHABIRIINA, V.I.; YUNIN, M.N.;
RYABUSHKIN, T.V., doktor ekon. nauk., otv. red.; ALAMPIYEV,
P.M., red.; PAK, G.V.J. red.; GERASIMOVA, D., tekhn.red.
[Ecoromy of socialist countries, 1960-19621 Ekonomika stran
sotsializma, 1960-1962gg. 11,oskva, Izd-vo "Ekonomika," 1964.
261 p. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut ekonomik-.L mirovoy sotsiali-
sticheskoy sistemy.
(Communist countries--Economic conditions)

SOTNIKOVA, K, .
Method of setting standards for machine turning. Sots.trud 4
no.2:94-99 F '59. (MIRA 12:4)
(Turning) (Production standards)

G
YRANOVSKIY. Ye.;SOTNIXDVA.,K.
New book on technical standardization (Technical standardization
at a machinery mmifecturing plant by M. Shadmazarova). Sots. trud.
4 no-10:155-158 0 159 (NDU 13:3)
(Mach-inery industry--Production standards)

M
POGREBATIKO, Ye., SOTITIKOVA, K.
Instruments for determining efficient sYstens of metal cutting
accepted at the all-union competition. Blul.nauch.inform.:trud
i zar.plata no.6:44-51 159. (MIBA 12-.9)
Netal cutting)

SOTNIKOVAI-K.A., kand. med. nauk; KRASIKOVA, V.A., kand.mW4 nauk
Thdices of arterial pressure In healthy children during the
first three years of life. Vop okhr. materin. dets-, 8 no.lt
56-59 163 . (MTRA 17s2)
1. 1z kliniki rannego vozrasta ( zav. - prof. N.R.Shastin)
Nauchno-issledovatelfskogo rdiatricheskogo instituta ( dir.
kand. med. nauk V.P.Spirina Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya
RSFSR.

SHASKOLISKIY, B.V., kand. tekhn. nauk; SOTNIKOVA K F I inzh.;
GAVRILIN, Ye.F.; LUBKOV, A.N.; ZHUCHENKO,
L.F.; CHIGIRINA, H.L., tekhnik; ZHARIKOV, I.P., inzh.; ~~'
CHERTISHCHEVA, A.Ye.; SHAPOVALOV, Y.K., tekhn1k; MOROZOV, A.M.,
inzh.; SLIVKO, SA, takhnik; CHERNAVSKIY, GA.,, kand. tekhn.
nauk; STRUZU-STRAKH, Ye.I., inzh., ed.; KLIKIND, V.D., tekhn.
red.; DEMKINA, N,F., tekhn. red.
[General norms for time and machining conditions used in the
industry for machining on automatic lathes; mass, large-lot
and lot productionjObshche-nashinostroitellnye normativy vreme-
ni i rezhimov rezaniia na tokarno-avtomataye raboty; massovoe,
krupnoseriinoe i seriinoe proizvodstvo. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962.
271 p. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Moscow. TSentrallnoye byuro promyshlennykh normativov PO trudu.
(Turming"-Production standards)

Fx TAl
t r
L 38308-66 __K#E_(e)/E m LEWP( IJP(C)' JD/
~IU . . W 6h/0069
4CC NR. AP6012745 ~''/SOURCE CODE: UR/0122/66/000/00
AUTHORSs Romanov, K. F. (Candidate of technidZ-Wc_ien'ces)j Sotnikova, X. F. (Engi-
neer)
ORG2 none Ila
16
TITLE: The eff ect of the technological conditions of processing on the rate of
cutting during the turning of parts made from heat-resistant and titanium materials
SOURCE: Vestnik mashinostroyeniya, no. 4, 1966, 64-69
TOPIC TAGSi heat resistant material, heat resistant steel, titanium ontaining
alloy, metalworking, metalworking machinery
ABSTRACT: Corrective coefficients are applied to the nor P2~ ~in rate for the
turning 70f machine parts made from heat-resistant materiall These coefficients
take into account the effect of the technological working conditions; they are
developed on the basis of studies performed both in laboratories and in industry.
Note is made of some discrepancies between the cutting rates predicted from labora-
tory tests and those recorded in actual industrial conditions. Turnings of various
machine parts and various types of cuttings are compared with respect to feed rate.
Several parameters were treated as variables, including the thermal processing of
the material, the geometric dimensions of the material, the grade and type of
material, and the mechanical properties of the material. Note is also made of the
Card 1/2 uct 62i.q.ol4.5s66q.14.o18.44J

RTJDNEVA, L.N.p inzh.; SUMIKOVA, K.V.., inzh.
YbAfflabving Large asbestos cement sheets on automate' equipment.
Stroi. mat. 11 no.~"-:13-14 My 165. (MIRA 18:9)

SOTNIKOVA, L.G., ordinator
Blood proteins in normal and pathological pregnancy as shovn by
paper electrophoreais data. Kaz.med.zhur. 40 no.6:79-81 X-D '59.
(MIRA. 13:5)
1. Iz kafedry almsherstva i ginekologii No.2 (zav. - prof. Kh.1h.
Weshcherov) Kazanskogo wediteinskogo institiLta.
(BLOaD PROTEINS) (PREGWCT) (PAM MOTROMORESIS)

DUfl,,M;VA, V.G.; ~;(JrNiJKOVA) L.G,; YAKIMOVA, 2'."'.
Immediate and late resulto of treating a threatening abortion.
0
Nauch. trudy Kaz. gos. med. inst. ll+.-421-423 164. (RTRA 18:9)
1. Il Icafedra akusherotva i ginelcologii (zav. - prof. Kh.Kh.
-Meshchero7) Kazans-kogo maditsinskogo instituta.

Title- I Transition of the deap.energetiellevela of ferrous atom6 during cold
metal deformations
Periodical -Dok. AN SSSR-.'102/5, 943 -,9/+5p June 11,, 1955
Abstract I A study of the displacement of the deep energy -levelsp LIjE& L~jj of ferrous*

IAYNER, D.I.. MALYSHEVA, L.A., SOTNIKOVA, L-1-
Silicon-copper catalyzers and prospects for a considerable
econom7 of copper. Met. met- 33 no.8:70-72 Ag 160. -
(MMA 13:8)
(Silicon-copper alloys) (Catalysts)

S/680/61/000/020/00 /0`3
D204./D302
A-UTHORS.~ Layner, D. I., 111alysheva, L. A. and Sotnikova, L. 1,
TITLE,, Poisons of the Cu-Si alloy catalystE7,
SOURCE, Moscow., Gosudarstvennyy nai;.chno issledovatel'skiy -1
proyektnyy imstitut obrabotki tsvetnykh metallov. Sbor-
nik nauchnykh trudov. no. 20, 1961., Metallove('.eniye i
obrabotka tsvetnykh metallov i splavov, 14-!6
TEXT: The authors studied V inhibiting effect. of small a3df-
tions of Pb, Sn and Bi on V--, italytic activity of 10% Cu, 90%
Si allo-..Ts, by rnoasuring the prucuctivity (in g product/kg cata-
I in the syntheei!3
..y3t/h:r) and the percentage yield of '%e Siol
1 9 2
methy-1 chlorosilanes. The allo s were prepared., in carbon boa-ts,
from VP1 'Kri silicon. HO (0 copper, t-8 !SV) lead, 01 '01) tin
and "Pure' bismuth (according to TY1qYP3jT3-5'~j1 (TUMKhP 315.3-5.4),
zhecking the composition by chemical analysis. It was found that-
Pb, B-1 and Sn poisoned the catalystl when in quantlties>,10.003,
01 a r di2

:.:-flc: cfF the
S/68 6'/000/020/'OCV,,"C-'~I,
B~2 04 YD3 0'2
an-, >,0.01:% respectively. S. A. Golubteov, .1. V.
P, Icbusevich aided the auth-ura ';n the chem-i'73" part of
c There are 2 tables and 3 Sov7~ct-bloc- references.
-5,

LAYNER, D.I.; MALYSHEVA, L.A.; SOTNIKOVA, L.I.
Promoting si-licon-copper catalysts by antimony. Trudy
Giprotsvetmetobrabotka no.20:17-19 161. (MIRA 15:2)
(si-licon-copper alloys) (Antimony) (Catalysts)

TURETSKAYAJ, R.A.; GOLUBTSOVY S.A.; 7ROFIMCJVA, I.V.; ANDRIANOV, K.A.;
Prinimall uchastiye: LAYNER,.,D.I.; SOTNIKOVA, L.I.;
MALYSHEVA, L.A..
Effect of the-a#~Wof some metals on the activity of
silicon-coppe~-,'~&6y~~In the reaction with theyl chloride.
j5 7 6-1502 J1 162. (MIRA 15:8)
Zhur.prikl.kfii~' ::Tlo. 2,149
1. Gosudarstvennyy,'nauchno-issledovatellskiy i proyektnyy
institut obrabotki-tbvetnykh metallov (for Layner, Sotnikova,
Malysheva).
(Silicon-copper alloys) (Ethane) (Metals)

MLLERP N. N.,- _SO174IKOVA, L.- I.
Studying certain properties of copper cathodes deposited in
presence of various surface active additives. TSvet. met. 35
no.10:29-33 0 162. (MIRA 15:10)
(Copper-Blectrometanurgy)

MILLER, N.N.; SOTNIKOVA. L.I.
Effect of additions of surface-active substances on the structure of
cathodic copper. TSvet. met. 36 no '.1:21-22 Ja 163. (MM 16:5)
(Copper-Blectrometallurgy) (Surface-active agents)

SOTMOVAP --!.I*
Effbet of =face--aetiva additimin m the structure of
cathedle coppers TrWy GlWaswtmotobrabotka na.24tI39-
145 ,65. (mm is lu)

SOTNINGVA, L.L., dots.; SEMENKO, L.A., sudebnomeditainskiy ekspert (nartkov).
How did you dare? Zdorovle 6 no.4324 Ap 160. (MIRA 1328)
(ABMION)

0
- SOTNIKOVA, L.L., kand.med.nauk; TUNINA, E.L., kand.med.rauk (Kharikov)
Significance of medical documentation in medicolegal expertise
on living persons. Vrach. delo no.11:117-119 N 161. MIRA 14:11)
(MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE)

iESj;GITEi,0IT,
Blectro,~.;hr,r,Aic sti;dy of the blond so,-=. In normal pregnancy
and late toxica5i5. Nauch. trildy 1-:P-Z. ps. med. Inst. 1L:485-
486 164. (,II;LA 18:9)
1. 11 kafedra ak-usherstira -i ginekologii (zav. - prof. Kh.Kh.
Meshcherov) Kazanskogo meditsinskago instituta.

SOTNIKM'Aj, L.G.
Comparative data on the study of glycoproteins and sialic
acid of the blood serwm in nomal pregnancy and in late tozicosis.
Nauch. trudy Kaz. gos. med. inst. 14:549-550 164. (MIFA 16:9)
1. 11 kafedra ak-U3herst-va. i ginekologii (mv. - prof. Kh.."Ch.
Meshcherov) Kazanskogo neditsinskogo instituta.

MARTYNOV, M.S.; POTAPOV, V.P., inzh., retsenzent;.SOTNIKPVA_, M.A.,
inzh., retsenzent; SHISHLYKOV, Ye.S., inzh., red.;
VOROTNIKOVA, L.F., tekbn. red.
(Transportation of perishable goods] Parevozki skoroportia-
shchikhsia gruzov. Moskva, Transzheldorizdat, 1963. 331 P.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Railroads--Freight) (Refrigerator cars)

1. SOTHIKOVA, YI.P.
2. UZOR (600)
4. Georgiev, 1:IA1
7. "Slavic alphabet beforc Cyril and I-lethodius." Reviewed by M.P. Sotnikova, Vop.ist.
no. 3, 1953-
9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APR-TL 1953, Uncl.

SOTNIKOVA, N.
Clinical medical confe-7ences at Zh1obin. Zdrav, Bel. 7 1no.6168
Je 161. (~EDICINI-w CONGRESSES) %ML-iA 15:2)

SHMALIXY K.V.; NAAAMANSONY G.L.- M-LL114IKOV , Ye.L. (Kharlkov); BORINA, M.Ya.
(Kiyev),- SOTNIKOVA) N.A'.. BOiGHOEVSKIYY M.A. (Ode5sa)
Primary drug resi6t=ce in pulmonary tuberculosis. Vrach. delo no.l:
98-100 Ja 162. (MIRA 15:2)
tTUBERCULOSTS) (BACTERIA, EFFECT OF DRUGS ON)

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AtOMAWS WP0IMrQskcVi7& (Materials or the 10th all-Union
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B.S. N*Por*nt, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical 3olenc*s;
'-L. ftbelinokly, Doctor of Malcal and Mathematical 3clencee;
V.A. Fabrikant, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical 3clences;
T.G. Zor&tWdy, Candidate of Technical 3clencenj 3.M. Rayakly,
Candidate of PhyaIa4L1 " Technical Salroc&6; L.K. KlImovskaya,
04ndldate of Physical SM MathwatIaLl Jelencts. V.3. PLIlyanchuk
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VALITOVA, F.G.; ILITASOV, A.V.; SOTUXKOVA, N.N.; BACTOILIDINA, S.Yu.
Electron paramagnetic resonance stiidy of electrochemically
generated radicals of some hydrazines. ghur.strukt.khim.
6 no.5t777-779 3-0 165. (MIRA 18i12)
1. Institut, organichaskoy i fizicheakoy khimii AN SSSR, Kazan'.

NRs
SOURCE CODE: UR/0379/66/002
.AU7j10R: ~l Iyasov, A ~ V.; Lorin. Ya. A.; SOtnikova, N a N.; Valitova, F. G
ORG: Institute of Organic and ]ysical Chemistry, AN SSSR. Kazan' (Institut
organicheskoy i fizicheskoy khimii AN SSSR)
TITIE: Electrochemical generation of hydrazyl ~~jcals
SOURCE: Tooretichoskaya i sksperimentallnaya khimiya, v. 2, no. 1, 1966, 142-143
TOPIC TAGS: electrochemistry, free radical, hydrazine derivative, electrolytic cell,
electron spectrum, electron paramagnetic resonance, rodox reaction ,resonator/RE-1301
resonator
ABSTRACT:, 'It is known -that organic free radicals of the type * ex,-dz:~Iih
-,B-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) are obtained by treating the corresponding hydrazines,
with lead dioxide or other oxidizing aef~ats. The authors studied the possi-
bility of obtaining these radicals by electrochemical oxidation. An electro-
lytic cell containing platinum electrodes, as described previously, was
-placed directly into the RE-1301 radiospectrometer resonator. Measurements
.were made in acetonitrile, dimethylf amide, dioxane, alcohol, and aqueous-'
alcoholic solutions with a h &Z3.ne concentration of about 10-2M/Jiter.
Tetramethyl-ammonium iodidg and cn1o ide were used as the suppo.~ting
olect a. To im
rol prove the resolution of electron paramagnetic spectra, the
Jvt
91 11-r-
22

L .31461-66
ACC NR. AP6023114
solutions were degassed by the freezing method. The formation of hydrazyls
An electrochemical oxidation of the original compounds can be depic-Ad by
the schamet
PhN-MI-R + OH Pho N R + H
20
Phe N R,~ Ph2~ N R + e.
e authors have'shown that electrochemical oxidation as v U as
Thus, th
electrochamical'reduction of compounds of the diph-enylpicry1hydrazineiTtype
,-..lead to the formation of free radicals, the properties and structure of %hich
can be studied by the electron paramagnetic resonance method..: UPP.-ff
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TARABASII*, A.G.; ISYMAYEV, Sh.I.; SLYUSAFMIM,"A.L.- SOT141YOVA AH.P. -
SHMOV"VBRMI II.I..; SAMSOMOVA, Z.N.; M*UZ,- L.U.; MUMMA, G.G.;
ROMASOVIGH, L.S.; SMIRSWaRk, I.I.; LIPAT07A- VOL; SAM IOU, S.K.;
PUGACHXVA, L.I.; USLCHNVAi V.P.; VORONOVA, Ye.!P,,; GOM3ACHSV, P.D.;
KOSTARRVA. P.A.; KOSTMVA, N.T.; 77MUTSM&YA., A TSOVA, N. N.
.Spectrochemical an lysii of pure metals for impurities. Fiz.
abor. no.4:556-562 '58. (MM 1?: 5)
(Spectrochemistry)

, N.P.; SAI NOVA, 2-1.
KARABASH, A.G.; PMULAYZV. Sh.I.;,,,�OTNIWTA, A
Determination of impurities in titanium and titanium dioxide.. Trud7
Kom. anal. khim. 12:108-116 160. (MMA 13:8)
(Titanium-Analysis)

SOTNIKJOVA, N.P.. ROMANOVICH, L.S.; PlffZULAYEV, Sh.I.; KARLBASH, A.G.
Determination of impurities in zirconium. ~Trudy Kom. anal. khim. 12:
151-159 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Zirconium-Anal,ysis)

S'-',TNILK',IV,II., N..,;.
Use of the ge--Ia'.jn rjethiA S1,02 -;n ash, of
plants. Foihvo,.n--den:-e nu,.9~sICP9-1,10 S IS4. i%MIRA, 17~,112)
1. TSemrallriyy muzey poch-VGvedenip, imeni V,V.I)okucha-jeva,

KAZARNOVSKIY, L.S.; LOKRVITSKAYA, M.P.; LYSBITKO. L.V.; PIVIMM, G.P.;
SERGMITED, T.A.; SILA, V.I.; SOTNIKOVA, O.M.; MWKD. 0.Y.
Comparison of methods for preparing and analys .ing infusions [with
summary in English]. Apt.delo 8 no.1:64-71 Ja-F 159.
(MIRA 12:2)
1. Is 11har1kovskogo farmatseyticheskogo instituts, (dir. - dots.
Tu.G. Borisyuk) Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya USSR.
(EXTRACTS)

PIVNNVKO, G.P. rPivnenko, H.P.]; CHAGOVETS, R.K. ("thovet:31, R.K.]j
PERTSEV~, I.M.; SOTNIKOVA, O.'f4p
. ......
Presence of water-insoluble tannins in the roots of the spurge
Euphorbia. palustris. Farmatsev. zhur. 16 no.l,.32-35 161.
(K[RA 17-.8)
1. KharIkovskiy farmatsev-ticheskiy institut.

PIVNENKO, G.P. [Fivrerike, H.P.3; SOTNIKOVA, O.M. [Sotnykova, O.M.)
Producticn of extracts from alkalolid-containing veg6tabie medicinal
rw.t material under the effect of ultrasound. F&rmatsev.zhur. 20
no.l.:39-42 165. (M*TRA 18:10)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii lekarstv i galenovykh preparatov Khartkovskogo
farratsevtichaskogo inatituta.

PIVNENKO G.P. [Pivnenko, H.P.]; SOTN1KOVA1-O..M..'.; KHARCHENFO, N.S.
(Kharchenko, M.S.); KUTSEVICH, V.A.; MALAYA, L.T. [Mala, L.T.1;
.SkFRONOVAP V.I.
Antisclerotic preparation -based on one of vegetable oils.
Farmatsev.zhur. 20 no.6:lo-12 165.
(MIRA l9gl)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii lekarstv Kharlkovsko,7o farmatsevtichesRogo
instituta; kafPdra farmakologii i ka-fedra gospitalinoy terapii
Kharikovskogo meditainskogo inntituta. Submitted December 21,
!964.

KULISKIT, L.A. [Kullslkyi, L.A.], doktor takhn.na-n , otv.red.; KALYUZEM,
D.K.,[KaliuzhnyL, DAJ, doktor med.nauk, red.; KVITNITSrATA,.N.M. [Kvit-
u9,tilka, .1.1''kaud.med.nauk, red.; KOGANOVSKIT. O.K. (Kohnnovslkyi, O.H.J.
kand.khim.nauk, red.; SOTNIEOVA, O.V. [Sotnykova, O.V.1p kand.md,nauk, red.;
-,-rdd;; [lUrchyshin, V.I.]. takhn.red.
[Sanitary protection of water supplies and industrial savage purification]
Sanitarna okhorona vodoisyshch i ochystka primyalovyidi stichny1ch Tod.
Kyiv, Vyd-vo Alkad.nauk URMt. 1959* 162 p. NEU 12:7)
1. Akademiya nauk USSR, Xiy*T. Rads po vyvcha4niu.produktyvnukh syl Um.
(Sewage-Purification) (Wai*r 4upply-lRygionic aspects)

. SOTNIMVA, O.Y. [Sotnykova, O.V.] I.
Congress on problem in-the Irotection of natural waters and improving
the quality of water. Dop.AN URSR no.9:1300-1302 160. (MM 13:10)
(Water supply engineering-Congresses)

SOTNIKOVA, R.
Sections are our support. NTO no-1:30-32 Ja 159.
(MIRA 12:2)
1. Predsedatell sove'-a pervichnoy organizataii Nauchno-tekhniche-
skoe.o obshchestva legkoy promyshlennosti kombinata IlZasulauka me-
nufaktura."
(Latvia-Textile research)

VAGNER, Ye.N PODCLTAK, Z.Ys.;_~Y
naucl~yy red.; GaFKAN,'M.S., red.
(Brief German-Russian forestry and lumbering dictionary]
Kra"tkii nemetskoIrusakii lesotekhnicheskii slovarl; uchabnoe
posobie dlis studentov i aspirentov lesotekhnicheskikh vuzov.
Leningrad, Leningr.lesotekhn.skad.im. S.M.Kirovs, 1959.
354 p. (MM 14:2)
(Forests and forestry-Dictionaries) (Lumbering-Dictionaries)
(German language--Diationariee--Russian)

SWNOVF M.N., zooparazitolog; Prinimali uchastiyet BELIKOVA, N.P., parazitolog
po iksodovym kleshcham; TATARINOVA, L.G., virusolog; KARABANOVA, E.M.,
laborant; SOTNIKOVA, T.I., laborant
Zooparasitic characteristics of a natural focus of tick-borne
encephalitis in the central part of the Maritime Territory.
Trudy VladIM no.2%27-32 162. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Iz Vladivostokskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
epidemiologii, mikrobiologii i gigiyeny.

SOTNIKOVA, V., LOSHKAREV, M.: YESIN, 0.
"The Polarization during the Deposition of Tin frcm Acid Scluticns of its simple Salts".
Zhur. Obshch. Khim., 9, No-5, 1939. Laboratory of Theoretical Electrochemistry, Urallsk
Industrial Institute imeni s.m. Kirov, Sverdlovsk. rcd. 27 Jan 1939.
Report U-161h, 3 Jan 1952.

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SOTHIKOVA, V.
'The Capacity of the Double Layer and the Determination of the True Surface of the
Electrode in the Process of Taking Polarization Curves,* 13, No. 9-10, 1943. 14br.,
Ural Industrial Inst. im. S. M. Kirov, Sverdlovsk, -1943-.

A 4 P_ Z A-.
OW I I 10 1
1
Aa z- 1,
onto) on the hbleda of dw ~ 46"aw" ed as.
go A IT I.Asliksurev, V. Unilsom and A Kryukova (Ind.
Ch.. Teimw., I vsnovo) ~ ph CIM". (U a q a.)
00 . ;;14, - voltage
21. 219-=7)(in Ru current-
curves of + 11911(h solos. in The presICOM W Mr-
I&M-ective compds. (the catlRO& be conow of
00 3 puts: (1) At low vultaffes -P (bd..%Pt O.W V.) an
00 equation 1 -0.029 fall (I -DID@) is Valid. Disthecd...
and Do the "limiting c.d." (2) At valtagn between
so about 0.03 and 0.4 v. the cA. is equal to Do. .(3) It
rapidly Increases at even ffeater Voltalres. 16 is pro-
got J! ~,
cc . porthxxxj to the conce. of SeSOV between 0-03 ans! I N.
so .3-
anif is Incremard by stirring. It the cathode nuilift to
r.p.m.. P* Is neirly plopottleaw to WIA; th6 dwws Ilat
00 1, h,
4iffuslon dets. the value of Do. At a con-t. catscoi. of
SnSO. (023 N in 2 N HOX). of ' -octive Atput
V111 (0.005 mol./l.)v and of gelatin I g.11.), at IS% D. im-
J!i creams from a- and ill-suLph" ~141 X 10-4 amp./sq.
TE totityrool(4.5),axylend
Kt&N, PhMis, i7r gmabol.. hydroquinone. and Pb"KA
(98 X 10-1 amp. When Do Is Ifts than 10 X
cm.
10-4, the 9n deposit is smooth mid mirrorlilte. Dipbenyl-
amille aho produces smooth So deposits. The effect of
1610 O_T
M W I
1., 1 k_
of
-00
iurface 0( Its fAr from the
thew smidn. wrents 6 attributed to their adsorption by the they are displaced from the
Sn deposit. The wWrIttion reduces the working am electrocapillary max. This explains the third branch of
J of the electrode and. hence, also the apparent c.d. When the cuffent-voltage curve. The current efficiency of Sn
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usition of radauum. V. ;~'"ilwv-& .111.1 M. [~!IkAr' V.
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Io Kho
it deem.1%le OIS(), (0.2M N, 11,80. OAM N, tit,
I. I5'I1-s-!bq-CIIl.ut
mily 1,, 111 ILI tjw_-q.,m. fly thv ~uldn. of 1 11., 1. of gul.i-
tob. A almji ittwe sub,Lautiiii lowering tits is obutitted lpy
fit,- Aoog '%ith t1w gcLttill. of I X.il. of 4111C of III,
~ -.' 11i,tv Ph,Nfl. xyk-n.1, 1 2.
C..110 ?it. or thymol; thv- deptic-,ti, i to, rcslj.. 9.11. 9.f..
d. 1. and .1.8 Ina. N(I' Col. Simultaneous SAIII. of Ou
.1th all 5 of the above subttautts, along with ) x 1.
_if )zt-Lti in, depres,ed i Islas low im 0. 1. Under I hew om -
life Cd di l4l,,it bemmes wry bright. Sarmig d.
frivt, of lowering of i, iLCT'C4it Of tile imlarizitiowi, aml
I'ttRIAmmog of Ill, de"it. are obtained fly lite oldn' ..(
Of the AI9IVC SUNICIUMS to (hc Kelmitl~qlfllg
tl~trol.vtc. l4krtiralArly the Itisir I-CIJI;Oll 4- l'b:.\Il
Tlw ItoUrimfion ~tctte& flut amoinjuisfying thl: dep-m.
liq Ill fill: c.d. W analogy with ximiLir "ll'trVistiou, Im
tit, I. III *urI-&Cr-i&CtjvC substAnt" of. tile VIct-er.-h-
I"I'lloto of SAS, tht'be effects art attrilm(ed to lite f,Wfli-s-
twii ,fit c-Athudefilitsitstwnicable tonieutcution-kouvi-t
;if uffiriently high poUrizitiouts. It is noteworthy th..i
so, If -I filin can form only in the combined pre-itiove of
IgelAtin) awl at Iraft two surhlce~clive culutmb.
N. Thuil

/aTh ff f, substances thAt lower the surface tension on
itx
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tionalcadmium,
P:
Gf.. cl".. vs,
U1161. traoil.41 Rat). S-v C.A. 44. Kn4j.
It . %t

USSR/Chemistry Ele6trblysis. Apr: 51
"New El-actrolytes for Tinplating," V. I. Sotnikovap
M. A. Loshkarev
"Zhur Prik Khim" Vol MV, No 4, P 361
Examd dispersion capacity of Stannic sulfate elec-
trolytes with addn of colloid and of cl.- and,/9,naph-
thol, thymol, and diphenylamine. Detd porosity of
deposits under same conditions. In accord with~
previously established presence of great chem polar-
ization in electrolytic deposition of tin fronL solns
with above additives, found dispersion capacity, and
fine cryst structure of deposits and low porosity
182T41
IUSSR/Chemistry - Electrolysis (Contd) Apr'
51
of deposits. Calcd consumption of additives. With
higher quality of plating as compared to that, ob-
tained from phenol baths, consumption of additives
is 30-50 times less than that of phenol under same
conditions.
182T41
,4

New cloctrolvite,; fi.I fill Plating
M. A. P,Afad~ 'Khritl-M-MI
At
A,m '41.
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le-lift- -atr rrl4,rl^l h .... f it O-Ov -,f
pit.-trojvfr4 ti-rd fit plathig ,;it. flit, A%. ai,,j i .... L.,
.10.11 "Ilibil I.-
-I lit, "Tel, ".4, it, "q; I."Il .1
".11.1 fir I-V l"mg 'Smpl.-
I':-- -it-11 I%- KO-11111 '-d 1 1-111 - ll I-
I. er it 0-6 ..mqd 4 114"1. all., I, fit I 1~4' t I, f
tile ptocco of 111,11tilig fil,1114te,I 1111, It) IT .$It 11. 10
sallailer thall (Ile tvi'sumptioll of phortiol under similm (tiside
iltiol at tile sAllse time Ifighrit quality oleiiiiiit.-I %%cre oll-
t4illed. 1). F. tlrt,~t%

Effect of H20 2 Upon the Potential of the S/073/60/026/004/013/018/XX
Oxygen Electrode on the Oxidized Surface of B023/Bo64
Steel in Alkaline Solution
10-15% H202 are decomposed within the first 2 hours. During 24 hours, H202
was almo3t completely decomposed. Contact with the electrode and increas-
ing pH accelerate the decomposition. The experimentally confirmed depend-
ence of the electrode potential of the passivated oxide steel in the solu.-
tion saturated with air onthe H20 2 concentration was expressed by the
following equation: Y = const - A log C H202* Fig. 2 shows that the A values
for experiments at which q was measured as a function of the increasing
E202 concentration, were smaller than in experiments in which H202 de-
composed., This may be explained by the fact that at repeated exactly dosed
introduction of H 202' the electrode continues oxidizing, and the potential
of each point is shifted toward positive values. Thts shift is the strong-
er, the higher the H202 concentration is, which may be seen from Fig. 4:
At.certain H202 concentrations, the curve passes through a minimum and the
sigh of &Y is reversed. The collaborators A. N. Burmistrova and Ye. N.
Chankova obtained for the oxidized steel electrode in 1.86 N NaOH solution
Card-2/3

AFAITASIYEV, A.S.; BUMISTROVAY A.N.; SOTNIKOVA, V.I.; CHAMOVA, Ye.N.
Effect of hydrogen peroxide on the potential of an oxygen
electrode on oxidized steel in alkaline solution. Fart 2:
Passivation of an electrode surface and cyclic polarization.
Ukx.khim.zk-,ur. 27 no.5:624-628 161. (NUM 14: 9)
1. Dnepropetrovzj~i
q metallurgj,~he~ #stitx,, I:afedra fizicli-
eskoy khimii.
(Oxyieh~ (~O.NidtAion (..Le,;tj.-iC1.Ty))

AFANASIYEV, A.S.; BURMISTROVA, A.H.; SOTNIKOYA, V.I.; CHANKOVA, Ye.11.
Effect of hydrogen peroxide on the potential of the oxygen
electrode. Part 3: Kinetic mechanism of the electrode process.
Ukr.lchim.zhur. 28 no.4:492-495 162. (MMA 15:8)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgicheskiy institut.
(Hydrogen peroxide) (Electromotive force)

AFANASfYEV, A.S.; SOTNIKOVA, V.I.; PASHLFPA, Yu.S.
'Ibiourea as an inhibitor of the acid corrosion of ateel. Ukr.khim.
zhur. 29 no.12:1317-1321 63. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgichoskiy institut.

IKOVA, V.111.
VOW k~'F_ B;kdovkh.
,/N., a Ic"ok N. is. 1053,.No. 6,
Jourral of the '~'Cisncq of
by dry-dovidC mW Use. to ttabfflq by wet4eviog after.
Food and AgrIculture I
mpW mohftnwg. Mis stawty of the fmcWn 0-25--C~5 mm, s:~n~d
April 1954 Mee---- ambetterhW
Hoes of the a8monatzbWacterhtics of the wH =I. th..gvwt.; -
Agriculture and Horticulture abblifty dotemlied *aftmr caplUmsy moistening or on unhw6mated,