SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VDOVENKO. N.V. - VDOVENKO. V.M.

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process of formation andrheological properties of such plastic dispersed systems as
the bentonite lubricants. Orig. art. hass 2 figures and 2 tables.
SUB CODEs Ii/ SUBM DATEI OIDec65/ ORIG REN 007
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VDOVENKOP N.V.; BONDARENKO, S.V.
Thermodynamics of the sorption of water vapors in modified
polygorskite. Ukr.khim.i*ur. 30 no.2:160-165 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii AN UkrSSR.

POKIIODNYA, G.A. (Pokhodnia, H.A.); VDOV`ENKO, N.V.; OVCHARENKO, F.D., akademik
Effect of the structure of amine salts on the kinstJc3 of their
sorption by argillaceous minerals. Dop. All URSR no.8:1060-1063
165. (t4IRA 18:8)
1. Institut obahchey i neorganicheakoy khimii IN t1krSS)R.
2. AN UkrSSR (for Ovcharenko).

POM16PHY.'., G. .., ".,b0vi..NtO, N.V.
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Kirtetiv,i of sorption of P.,tadecylarx',ne acetat.-al cn, ziTieralp.
zhur. 27 no.1:90-94 Ja-F 165. OM~RA 3a'3)
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1. lnstitut obshchey i noorganlchoskoy khLm.1 AN Ilk,--,SSRY Atyev.

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AUTHORt- Tarasenko'. Yus G*; Bondarenko, S. V ; Gordiyenko. S.1 A.;
Uskovs Is A* ;Solomko, V. P.; Vdovenko, N. V.; Oveharenko, F. D.
ORGs Xi~v St sity im. T. G. Shavchanko (KiyevskLy gosudarstven?W
universitet)i Institute of General and Inorstanic Chemistry, AN UkrSSR
(Institut obahchey i neorganicheskoy khimii AN UkrSSR)
TITLEt H drophobii fillers in amorphous,polymers
SOURCEs UkrsinskLy khimicheakiy zhurnal, v. 32, no. 9, 1966, 979-982
TOPIC TAGSt kaolinite, filler, modified kaolinite, polymethyl-
msthacrylated.
ABSTRACT: NonmodIfLed kaolinitsoils an active fill* for poly(methyl
methacr late I HMAIS i study an been made of the effect of modified
k&olinits on he proportion of PHMA, Treatment of kaolinits with
hydroly'dd polyseryl-amide JHPAA) did not change the size of ka~linite
particles and had no effect on their aggregation, but considerably
affected the surface properties of 'the modified product, It was shown
that introduction of small amounts of HPAA in the surface layer of
the filler lowers'its capacity to fors hydrogen bonds with PMMA macro-
iolecules, while large amounts of 11PAA screen the OH surface groups of
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the filler and render it Incompatible with PHMA* Thus# imparting water
repellency (even with simultaneous "orgenophylLsation") to a filter
do*# not necessarily increase its activity with respect to polymers
containing polar groupse Orige art* base 4 figurese (301
BUD COM DATIs. 2SDec64/ ORIG 1.91F.1 910f I d6l

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lktgftdlY X Toosayumnoto soveshchanlys. po spektroffikopil, 1956.
t. ns AtcarLsys spaktroskoplys (Materials of the 10th All-VAloh

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3poc wopy, 1956. Vol 2z AtOMLIC Spectroscopy)
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Lit3onal Sponsoring Agencys Akedemija no%* SSSR. Zoidesirs po
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H40332 This book is Intended for scientists and researchers in
the field at op"trosco", an well as for technical personnel
using spectrum analysis Ln various Industries.
COVERAaZ: This volume contains ITT sclentIfic and technical stuiles
of atomdo speatrography presented at the lOrth AXI-Vnlon Confer-
an** an 3poctrascopy In 1956. The studies were carried out by
imembers of 4"entiflo and technical Institute& and Include
extensive bibliographies or Soviet and other sources. The
studies cover =Any phases of spectroscopy. spectra of rare earths.
slectrc--mgnetlo radiation, physicochemical methods for controlling
uranium production, physics and technology of gas discharge,

Ptl6a and spectroscopy, abnormal dispersion in metal vapors.
:
pectroscopy and the combustion theory. spectrgAm analysis or orva
and mdnore2s, photographic methods for quantitative spectrum
analysis of metals and alloys, spectral determination or the
-hydrogen content of metals by means of Isotopes, tables.and
atlases Of spectral lines, spark spectrographlo analysis,
Statistical study of variation in the parameters of calibration
curves, determination of tracts of metals, ap"trus analysis in
sietallurly, thermochemistry In metallurgy, and principles and
practice of ep"trochomical analysis.
Card 2/31
Borovik-Ronamova, T.P. Method of Spectrum Analysis for Alkali
.- Ilements 361
pomokonova. N.A. Application of the Methods of Spectrum
Analysis to Dal'@troy area 364
Solodovnik, S.M.. A.K. Rusanov, and &.I. KOndraAhIna. 3pectral
Method rnr the Deteruffation of So"Ima-In XLner&ls, Or*&.
and Their Products 366
Kullskaya. 0.A.. and O.P. Vja!ENw. Spectral Method for
Wantltatlve DetdTZrffffr1Wof Scandium In Silica Minerals,
Chemically Separated Concentrates, and Coal Ash 365
SsEgeyev, To. A.. and P.A. Stepanov. Spectral Determination
of Mercury In Metallome"r o 3=Ples 371
Gavr1lov. 0.A.. and A.V. Sechka-rov. Spootr,= Analysis Of 3000
Vusbass Coals for As" Me~Lls 375
Card 21A1

KOL'SKAYA. 0.A.;' VDOVb"lffD, O.F._---,
Spaotral method for the quantitative deternination of scandium
in silocate minerals, in chemically produced separated.concen-
trates and in coal ashes. Fiz.abor. no-4:368-37o '58.
(HM& 12:5)
1. Institut geologIcheskikh nauk AN U=.
(Scandium--Spectra)

KULISKAYA, O.A.; VDOVENKO; 0.
SpectrAj7m'ethod for quantitative determination of scandlum in
natural substances and coal ashes. Ukr.khim.zhur. 23 no.6:799-804
'57- (MIRA 11:1)
l.Institut geologicheakikh nauk AN USSR.
(Scandium-Spectra)

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5/137/62/000/002/142/1,41,
A052/AIOI
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A U -I-i 0 RS Kul'skaya, 0, A., lrdovenko, 0. F.
The spectral method of determining germanium. terylli~um and
in coal ashes
F E-IE -- OD --C AL. ~Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 2, 1962, 9, abstract 2K43
(V sb. ~'Khim., fiz.-khim, i spektr. metody issled, rud redk. 1-
rasseyan. elementov"., Moscow, Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1961, 135-139)
-3 _ 0.3, Be 5 - 10-5 -
T:Er_.~~ Methods of determining (in %) Ge 3 - 10
0-3
3 10 arid 5c 2 - i - 0.2 in coal ashes and some other natural objects are
developed. The sample is mixed with the internal standard in proportion I t I
(for Sc 2 , 1), crushed, and 25 mg of the mixture is placed in the hole of a
graphite electrode 2.25 mm in diameter and 8 mm deep. As the base for the
preparation of the internal standard a mixture of a pure carbon with quartz
r0
(1.1) 1.9 used and 5% Bi (N03)3 and 10% BaC12 (for So 2% Z 2) are added to it
The spectra are excited in the direct current are (10 a) with the sample as
arode. auring the first 15 see of arc burning the electrodes are brought together
-Ither, the analytical space is increased up to 4 mm and is kept constant durlng
Card 1/2

S/ I 37/62/60C/002/14 2/
The spe C4 ra, method of determining ... A052/AIOI
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the exposure. The time of exposure - 3 min. The following arialytical pair of
!.J-nes are lased: Ge 2651.17 - Bi 2627.90, Ge 2651.17 - Ba 2634-78, Ge 3039.06 -
BI 3024,63, Be 2348.61 - Ba 2347.57, So 2552.35 - Zr 2550.711, Sc 33553.73 -
Zr 331-- .26. Reproducibility of the analysis - 8 - 12%. There are 19 referen~eE.
57
V. Slavnyy
['Ats~ra,:-'er's note; complete translation]
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ZHERBIN, M.M.,, kand. tekhn. n;iuk;,329~V_M'~~O.-a~~-VIIIOGRUOV, SJI-
Nywhradov., S.M.]; SLMO, V.I,',.[Slyvko,, VJI.]., inzh.;
SHTEPPII, Ya.G.(Shtepan, IA.H.J, otv. za vypusk; LOfUEVA, V.A.
[Loktieva, V.A.], red.
[Device for drying corn on the cob with a gas and air stream]
Ustanovka dlia sushinnia kukurudzy v kachanakh haropovitriw*WM
strumenem. Kyiv; Derzh. vyd-vo tekhn. lit-ry URSR, 1961. 36 p.
(~MU 15:3)
1. Ukrains'Ryi naukovo-doslidnyi i proektnyi instytut derzh-
planu URSR. 1961.
(Corn (Maize))-Lrying' (Drying apparatus)

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ACCESSION N11: AT4048711 f-,,")000/fi4/000/000/0163/()165
AUTHOR: Samsonov, G. V. ', "',erk-hn-giva~iova, T. S. Vdc-verlko, S.A.
TTTI..E-: MT~minal onmpounds of the svc;ton, and the4r P--roverties
TOPIC TAGS: scandium hor- s'vstem -;caundii-m-, dihor qcan(~ium
tetraboride, scandium tetraborme rusvjUviLy
ABST'RACT: In a. continuation of eartjej- t44et~-tjj(-d1 stwhes of he requirements for the
preparation ;,f q,-andiuM, dib
possible com,positions .,rB. Srk ot n, wcLs 'J!",
n. r a Or X - r 1 .2
t r,,;
nea
o,)Laj7
Cnf .4 1/2

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L 25034-65
-SSION NR- AT4048711
ACCE
are reported (redstivity. thermal m~ f
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mic-rnhardni,--c thermai P-xpansion oneffirienu.
Card 2/2

OVCHARENKO, Fedor Danilovich, akademik; KUKOVSKIY, Yevgeniy Georgiyevich;
NICHIPORENKOR Sergey Petrovich; UOU Petrovich;
Nadezhda Vasil 'yevna h;
VDDVENKO MM%m*C
KRUGLITSKIY, Nikolay Nikolayevich; PANASEVICH, Aleksandr
Aleksandrovich; POKROVSKAYA, Z,S., red. izd-va; MONZHERAN,P.F.,
tekhn. red.
(Colloid chemistry of palygorskit'el Kolloidnala khimiia paly-
gorskita. Pod obshchei red. F.D.Oveharenko. Kiev, Izd-vo AN
Ukr.SSR, 1963. 119 P. (MIRA 16:7)
1. AN Ukr.SSR (for Ovcharenko).
(Palygorskite) (Colloids)

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VDOVENKO,l V,M.; ROMANOV, G.A.; .SHCHERKBAKOV, V,A.
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"aMple/ j,,atir 'TV' with halidp, wjlJttr , arei
. fgr, ;ri gf U I. )
pprchlorate artions stildius by th, proton resonhnee
method, HadiokYamlia 15 no. 6~668-674 163. (141RA 17t7)

VDOVBNK-Q,-:~jM.; DEMIYANOVA, T.A.; KUZINA, M.G.; LIPOVSKIY, A.A.
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Hydrogen bonding in alkyl ammonium salts. Part 12 Infrarf--d
sp,jetra and structure of trioctyl ammonium nitrate.
Hadiokhimiia 6 no. 1%49-55 164. (MIRA 17s6)

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VDOVENKO, V.M.
Boris Aleksandrovich Mikitin; obituary. Usp.khim. 22 no.8:1030-1031 Ag '53.
(91-RA 6:9)
(Cii 118 no.2:411P '54) (Mikitin. Boris Aleksandrovich, 1906-1952)

V U,.- ~ - I f -,, 1 1" ,, ,
VDOVMKO, V.M.; KOVALISKAYA, M.P.; KOTALEVA, T.V.
Uranyl nitrate complexes with dieth;rl ether. Zhur.neorg.k-him. 2
no.7:1677-1681 J1 157. (MIRA 10:11)
(Uranyl nitrate) (Ethyl ether) (Electrolytes)

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VA VDOVICAO, 'V'.M.;'D'OBAOTIN, R.B. (Leningrad)
D.I. Mendeleev and the problems of radioactivity. Vop.ist.est.
i tekh. no.5:175-177 157. (KIRA 11:2)
(Mendeleev, Dmitrii Ivanovich, 1834-1907)
(Radioactivity)

VDOVENKO, VJT. .
In memory of Boris Aleksandrovich Nikitin. Trudy Radiev. inst.
Ali SSSR 6:12-16 157. (YIRA 11:2)
(Nikitin, Boris Aleksandrovich, 1906-1952)

vpc yCA~)Ko~ V.
AUTHOR: Vdovenko, V. M. 54-4-12/2o
TITLE,. The Use of Radioactive Methods in Analytical Chemistry
(PriM:2aniYe radioaktivnykh metodov v analiticheskoy khimiy)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik LeningradakoCo Universiteta Seriya Fiziki i
Xhimii, 1957, Vol. 22, Nr 4, PP. 93-lo2 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This lecture was held in Leningrad on occasion of a
conference, which was dedicated to the "marked" atoms and
their use at chemical investigations and to the manufacture
control. It was organized by Chemical Society D.I.
Mendeleyev and the chemical faculty of the Leniigrad State
University imeni A. A. Zhdanov, from October 30 to November
1, 1956.
The use of radioactive indicatore in form of isotopes and
so called "marked" atoms becomes more and more common in
the analytical chemistry. Investigations on the solubility,
precipitations, on substances difficult to se-perate, on
biochemical, nedical, metallurgical and other probler.,za, as
well as on %~Ihe natural radioactivity itself are carried out
by means of radioactive methods. Isotopes with a too high
Card 1/3 activity ouGht riot to be used, as the energy emitted by

The Use of Radioactive Irethod-s in Analytical Che.nistry r Z- - 12 //2 o.
them might, chan-e the composition of the system to be
examined durinJ the examination. The reactions, affected
by radiations, belong to the field of research of the
radiation-chemistry~ The measurements by means of
radioactivity are not too exact as compared with well
elaborated analytical methods; the errors may amount up to
some percents. The use of radioactive marked atoms in
analytical chemistry has two great advantages. Firstly an
enormous sensibility, which permits to work with smallest
quantities. Secondly the possibility of an examination
without separati:jii, in some cases without havin.rr to destroy
the sample to be examined. The methods of investigations
actually at disposal of the analytic chemistry by aid of
specific, methods, which are based on radioactive
transmutation, develop into three directions. The use and
development of methodsp which are baaed on the investigation
of the natural radioactivity. The development of methods of
the activated analysis. The use of the method of I'marked"
ato=S (of radioactive indicators). Examples for tLese
methods are cited and co-7mented. The sensibility of -;-,he
analytical methods with radioactive indicators depends upon
Card 2/3 the specific activity of the used indicator-combinations.

The Use of Radioactive Methods in Analytical Chemistry 54-4-12/2o
The highest sensibility is reached at the use of carrier-
free indicators. The problem of the isolation of radioactive
indicators in the pure radiochemical state, i. e. without
ana other radioactive element, is discussed. Upon the kind
of the nuclear reaction depends the possibility and the kind
of isolation of -- radioactive isotope. The development of
the separation methods of artificial isotopes is larGely
based on studies of many years of the natural radioactive
elements in minimum concentrations. There are 21 referenceso
all of which are Slavic.
SUBMITTED: June 1, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3

f 4
"Dctraction Processes and Meir Significance in OlbtaininE and PurlLfFyin-,
Radioactive Isotopes"
Isotopes and Radiation In Cbentstry, Collection of papers of
2nd All-Union Scl . Tech. Conf - on Use of RuUoactive wd 13tabie Isotcq*% aad
Radiation In Bat-40=1 Sconoaj and Science, Wecow, Izd-vo AN SM-71, !~V_5d. 380pp.
This volume published the reports of the Cbemiazz-f Sectl0r. of tbo--
2nd AU Sci Tech Conf on Use of RndioqA!tiv* " Stable Isotopes and Pad-lation
in Scieamee wW the Nat .;onal 3cow=,f, sponsored by Acad So-,. MBP r..nd Ma,.4
Admin for Utilizat~.on of Ato~c Ener&y wider Couacil or Ktiusters 'Ms?
Moscov 4-12 Apr 19-5)7.

VD0VENK0I.V..M.
"Separation of Uranium and Plutoonium From Fission Products by a Mixture
It
of Dibutyl Ether and Carbon Tetrachloride,
paper to be presented at 2nd UN Intl. Conference on the peaceful uses of Atomic
Energy, Geneva, I - 13 SOP 1958.

VDOVEI*M, V.
"Distribution of Fission Products in Ether Extraction Process."
paper to be presented at 2nd UN INtl. X Conf. on the peaceful uses of Atomic
Energy., Gevava,, I - 13 SeP 58-

V'V' C/ V[V V, r"Y
78-1-27/43
AUTHORt Vdovenko, V. M.
TITLEt The Extraction as a Method of Separation and Investigation
of Radioactive Elements (Ekstraktuiya kak metod vydeleniya i
izucheniya radioaktivnykh elementov)
PERIODICALs Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Khimii; 1958, Vol- 3, Nr 1, PP-145-154
(USSR)
ABSTRACTt The report gives a survey on the methods of extraction in
radiochemistryl these methods are preferred on account of
their selectivity and velocity especially for short-lived
isotopes. For the purpose of extraction the elements must be
converted into a form soluble in organic media, either in in-
ternal complexes with organic complex-formers, salts of orga-
nic acids, compounds of organic cations with anorganic anions,
or in certain anorganic compounds, especially acid complexes.
It is assumed that hereby the proton forms "oxoniumll-cations
in the organic aivent. The coefficient of distribution of the
nitrates of a number of elements between water and diethyl-
Card 112 ether, water and methylethyl ketone is quoted from another

76-1-27/43
'The Extraction as a Method of Separation and Investigation of Radio-
active Elements
report of the author (reference 29). The salting-out effect
of uranyl nitrate by the addition of other nitrates is dis-
cussed by means of two diagrams (reference 31). The heat of
solution of the various hydrates of uranyl nitrate in water
and ether are given (references 33 and 34), an oxplanation of
the differences is attempted. A table of all radioelements
on the separation of which the extraction was used, concludes
the report. There are 6 figures, I table, and 34 references,
12 of which are Slavic.
SUBMITTED: June 28, 1954
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

C; V L__ /V r,
C._~ V I ' '
rrq I
AUTHORS: Vdovenko
, V. M., Lazarev, L. N.
.
TITLE: The Extraction of Uranium as
vaniye, urana v vide ani.l.int)-ranJltriatsetatn-).
FERIODICAL!. Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Khimii, 1958, V01. 3, Nr ]i PP- 1