SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YABLANOVSKIY, A.V. - YABLOKOV, A.V.

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YABL.'110-13m-, A. 76 YA11--iPOLISMY, I. G.
Georretry, flon-t.Suclids~in,
some spedific.points concerningthe interpret-tion of Lobachavskiy's plane geometry., Uch.
zap..Y;osk..un.,- no. 148, 1951.
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USSR/Medicine - Psorijasis Jul/Aug 52
"Review of thm Artielm Data on the IfIrTa Etiololy of Psoriasis, By A. 14. Krichevskiy,
P. V. Mikhailova V. L Myrzina, S. M. Patina, A. I. Pokhil, A.So Halbat, (Prof
B. S. Yablenik, Frunze, reviewer)
.Vest Vener I Dem. No 4, P9 30,31
Describes an exptl infection of animals with psoriasis serum., Lab findings confirmed
the- author I sassumption that a disorder In the lipide metabolism is a diatheGis factor
-.1eading to, the appoarance of a complex of symptomain a rabbit closely resembling
peorlasis of man. On the basis of exptl work and clinical observationa, the
zauthor assumes that a filterable virsu is the causal agent of psoriasis.

YABLNNIK, B.S.,professor; DRABKIN, B.S.,dotsent; BAKSHT, B.P.; YUKASHIMA,
Treating epidermopbytosis with benzaldehyde, one of the phytoncide
co6poxients of the bird cherry, Vrach. delo no-3:309 Ur '57
(MLRAL 10: 5)
1. Kafedra obshchey biologii (zav.-dote. B.S. Drabk.1n) J'klinika
kozhuykh bolezney (zav.-!prof. B.S. Tablenik) Chkaio-vs*kogo'
meditsinakogo institute, i Oblastnoy kozhno-venerichaskly dispanBer.
(BINULDEHYDR) (SKIN-DISEASES)

EXCERPTA YlEb- ---Sec 5 Dorniato-,',ogy,a-"-c Kay 53
10A .13 - Vol-u/
OLE NIX
4. THE TEXCHING OF DER MATO-VEN EREOLOGY IN MEDICAL INSTITUTES
e (Russian text) - Y a b I e n i k B. S. VESTN. DERM. VENTE R. 11, 5 7, 31/ 4
(38~40) ---
I'he number or hours reserved for lec 0
-turing n dermato-venereology should I)e irl-
creased. Practical training should be as follows: (1) Anatomy and histology of tile
skin. Primary and secondary lesions. (2) The method of clinical examination. (3)
Dermatological therapeutics. (4) Diseases due to vegetable parasites. (5) P
yo-
dermas. (6) Dermatitis and eczema. (7) Tb of the skin. (8) Syphilis. (9) Treatniclit
of syphilisi In an examination the student has to show how to make a diagnosis anti
!I- how to treat the most common skin diseases and syphilis.
Kraus - Ilradee Krdlovd (XIII, 174)
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1'. Hafedra rentgen olog-~i medlt--Insko- za,,r.' - prol"
A.V.Cr!gor'-- Grt--~burcslr:cgo meditsinakogo blst.-Ituta.

TABLINSUT, Yeavolod ~Orgiyq,yiq4; MNIN, Tsevolod Aleksandro,rich;
iUDAROT-,--,, fv-'a'n'- Pr-6-ko''flyevich; RASTOTi, G.T., vedushchliy red.;
MUKHINA, B.A., tekhn.red.
(Consecutive pipalining of petroleum products and p)troleums]
Poslodavatellnaia perekochka nefteproduktov i neftei po magi-
8tralInym truboprovodam. MosWa, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo
neft. i gorno-toplivn6i lit-ry, 1959. 148 P. (MIRA 13:2)
(Pipelines)

ALYSHEVt Ivan Fedorovich; SOVINA, Antonina kleksandrovna;
ANDROSOV.. D.L., inzh., retsenzent; KOLBAS, N.S., inzh.,
reteenzent; YABLOCHKIN,, A.A., inzh., otv. red.;
FIIDNENKO, K.-D.J. red.; URITSKAYA, A.D., tekhn. red.
(Testing the road propei4,t~es of soils] Ispy-tanie doimzh-
nykh svoistv gruntov; posobie k laboratornym rabotan (dlia
studentov lesoinzhenernogo fakullteta), Leningrad, Ifses.
zaochnyi leaotekhnicheskii in-t, 1963. 56 p.
(MIRA 16:10)
(Soil mechanics)

BOOK EXPLOITATION S/
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:iwasnush)dn) P. YE41,Mlodhkins No A,
(Tewiya rasprwtranenilra s~erkhdlinnyllkh
Th.eory of propagation of super1mig waver 9 213.50
-zvoln) 2d ed. . unrev. moscow3, VTs AN SSSRq 63. 0093 p. illus, I biblio.
Les pr4nted. W head of title-., Akgaemiya nauk SSSR.- Matematicheskiy
9
0p4itu1 I 1 0 V~
t ):Mrst ed. published in 19559
xpat Im A, Steklova
U-WY
series nate.6 GosudarStveTMY*Y 9:)YuznY*y nauchnoissledovat6l'skii institut.
Y
V* 41, no. 12
TOPIC TAGS supbrlon radio wavesp surface wavep electric potential t magnetic
9
potential, ncrmal wavej propagaticin in atmosphere, propagatiai fil ionosphexv, near
field, far fieldq daily variaticn, hom9geneous path, ixregular path
pljRpOSE AND COvERAGE-. Mliz is'claimed to be- the first consCiOus attempt to match
experluental. and theoretical data on Icng-distance propagation of super1cng (wave-:
lengths of several times ten kilmieters). waves mound the earth. Since thert is nq
probability distributicn functicn for the oTm-k=tal. datas the matd-dng is
carried out apprw-imately by the method of mixed initial data, where all the data
cin the, fieM and on the medium are, divided into two grOUPS reliable
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unreliable. 'Several models are proposed for the propagation alongthe earth's
7surface and in the ionosphere with an attempt to incIdde all the geophysical fact-: !
s which influence the far field of superlong radio waves. Only the waveguide,
channel adjAcent to the earth is considerrA.' The method of norakil waves which can;
~be used t.osolve waveguide propagation problem for sound waves Jin the ocean, in-
'f-rasound waves in the atmosphere, seismic waves in the earth, etas is also devel-
oped. The first edition was published in 1956.
TABLE OF CONTUM [abiridgid3:
oruwork to the second edition - 5
Literature - - 12.
Introduction,, present status of theory.of propagation of superlaig waves - 13
Ch. I. Formulation of problem and choice of findel of the medium 15
Ch. II. Solution of boundary value problem'of propagation of oupw1ong waves on
-the basis of models B and C - - 21
Ch.:III. Introduation of supplenmtary initial data obtained fraft treasuremmts Of
the amplitude and phase of , the near field of superlqng waves and the results
of the theory on the iowsphere - - 40
Ch. IV. Main characteristics of nonnal waves of first 35
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YABIDCHKIN V.Do
Practical instructions for "kiet" combustion of organic
subbtances using sulfuric nitric and chloric acids. Lab.
delo,n-o.10:597 A64. (MIRA 17t.12)
1. Kafedra sudebnoy khimii (Eaveduyushchiy prof. M.D. Shvaykova)
I Hoskovskogo ordena Lenina 4pditsinskogo instituta im. I.M.
Sechenova.

L UP4-67 W(l) SCTB DD/GD
4CC We. AT6036499 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/66/000/000/0066
AUTHOR:- BizinkLu. Pq; nl.~ G. M.; Zinov%~ev, V. M.,- Pilipyuk Z. I.-
Sidorov,;-K. K.; Solomin,, Go i.; Shiraimya. V. ~L.; -Yabloch n ~D
ORG: none
TITIZ: Changes in several physiological indices of the organism in a as
formed by,polymer decomposition (Paper presented at the Conference on Problem of
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Space Medicine held in Moscow from 24to 27 May 19 61
SOURCE:, Konferentsiya po problemam kosmichea'koy meditainvp-1966. ;Problemy
kosmicheakoymeditainy. (Problems of space medicine)l materialy konferentaiip
Moscow, 1966 66-68
PIC TACSs toxicology,, polymer degradation,, central nervous system, liver, closed
ecological system, air pollution
A.
!ABSTRACT: This combined effect on animal organisms of the chemical substances
:formed by the degradation of so e 14 polymers at temperatures. in excess
m
;of 40" C wai studied in a 25-day jexperifiient.
Analysis of air from the chamber Oontaintr~: BG laboratory animals showed.

the ac 2.
followini: rylonitrile, - 1 1. 7 mg/m, - aldehydes, 0. 02 1,0. 01
3 am monia, 4. 6 ;t '1. 3 m Im, ac one 1.07:t 0.6m 3 ilibutylphtha-
mg1M 9 et _g/rri
9 LM 3. 77
0 8 mg/m eikrbon monoxide
late,, 3. 7 t 0. 4 M
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sub-
CNS eff ects in~ludcd subcortical irritation and weakening of cortical
ordination function. This resulted in intersection of extensor and flexor motor I
chronaxy curves, lowered susceptibility to brain stem hexanol narcosis,
:and increased tolerance- to physical stress.
Peripheral blood studies showed increased erythrocyte, hemoglobin,
land thrombo ' e counts:
cyt
These CNS and peripheral blood,shifts were unstable' and nonspecific,
land Ehouldibe regarded as an adaptation reaction of the 'organism to. the
presence of gases released by polymer materials. This tnterpret~ation is
dices to',the initiekl.
supported by full. restoration of. the altered functions and in
state within 14 days after the efid of the experiment.
It is concluded that the in stigaited polymers can be used in space cabins
ve
so1ong as the gases they liberarite are scrubbed from the cabin air before they
ptiain the m' aximum Permissible concentration for small closed comp~krtmentsj
[Wf~A. No. 22; ATD Report 66-U61
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POKORSKIY) V.N.j YABLOCHKINA, M,N.
Extraction of aromat'j.C., hydrocarbons from reforming catalyzates
with aqueous triethylene g1pol. Rhim, i tekh. topl. i masel 10
no,919-11 S 165. (MIRA 180)
is Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskdy institut neftekhimicbeskikh
r
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AUTHORSs Shpitallnyy, A. S.., Yabloohnik, N. S. Sol[/79-28-12-27/41
TITLEg On.the Mode of Formation of Polyamide Resini3 (0 protsesse
obrazovaniya poliamidnykh smol), VIII. On the Problem of the
Alkaline Polymerization of C -Caprolactam (VIII. K voprosu.
o shchelochnoy polimerizataii E-kaprolaktama)
FERIODICALz Zhurnal obshchey khimii, '1958, Vol 28p Nr 12, PP 3282-3285
(USSR)
ABSTRACTi Papers dealing with the transformation of oaprolaotam. into
the polymer in "he presence of alkaline activating media
ved that compounds of alkaline character are
(Refs 1-4)
prP
.
.
capabl6'of'activating the formation process-of polyamide
macromolecules. It wp found that in'this process in the
initial stag;3 an alkali salt of laotam is formed which as
an initiator causes the rapid course of reaction (Scheme 1).
The present paper shows that the reaction of caprolactam with
alkali at 270 0 does not lead to the formation of lactam alkali
utLIL,but to the salt of amino oaproio acid,,, With an excess
of alkal4 conditions should be established which prevent the
formation of the polymer and would make the formation of a
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On-the Mode of Formation of Polyamide Resins. VIII. SOV/'79-28-12-27/41
-On the Problem of the Alkaline Polymerization
-CaDrolactam
easily analyzed. If the reaction mass according to scheme (1)
had an alkal-i.sal" of lactam it could be separated from it
in an unchanged form afterthe neutralization. of the lactam.
In fact, in tile oese of the action of sodium hydroxide or soda
in the reaction the ~ -amino oaproic acid or the polymer, are
obtaineds Co
NH
NIH + NaOH j:--NaOOC (CH
(CH 2 )
(2).
)
2
2
5
5
It. Is, in any way, poasible that.the compound HOOC (CH NHM
)
2
5
is formed as an intermediate product, which due to its unstable
character regroups into the sodium salt of E -amino caproic
acid. Furik-1her experiments have shown that this salt can also
act as an J. nitiator in the transformation of caprolaotam into
the polymer. Thus, schemes were suggested for the reaction of
u
oaprolactam with excess NaOH at 280
, as well as for its trans-
formations into a polymer by means of the alkali salt of amino
caproic aqid. There are 7 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
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On the-kode of Formation of Polyamide Resins, VIII. SOV.,'79-28-12-27/41
On the Problem of the Alkaline Polymerization of
F_-Caprolaotam.
~ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy.tekstillnyy institut (Leningrad Textile
Institute)
SUBMITTEDs November 20, 1957
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5(3) SO'I/!,qC- 52- 3-2-1'43
AUTHORS: Shpitallnyy, A.S., shpitalInyj, M.A., Y'-.blochnil-
TITLE: On the Accelerated Polymeri-_-,v-tion of Caprolactam (0b usko-
rennoy polimerizatsii kaljr(."; ma)
PERIODICAL: Z_hurnal-prikladroy khimii, 11~"50" Vol. XXXII, Nr 3, pp 617-624

ABSTRACT: -The product of interacLioa of caprolactam %vith cauntic soda
at a temperature of 2601C-is not the sodium salt of lactam,
but the.sodium sal-6 of amiriocaoroic acid. The ex-pevimeiits
were coaducted with a.considerable excess of catistic,goda in
order to excludelthe poosibility of,polymer formation and to
obtain n-.1ow-moleculer con,.,;ound which is easily analyzed. If
c.,4p~ncd soda is taken instead of caustic-soda, a polymer is
obtained. The transformation of caproiactam. to the -odium
salt of aminocaproic acidleads to the formation.of intcr~
mediate compounds which cannot be iso'lated, however, bocause
they are hydrglyzed. The transformation of caprolactaral to a
-ddation in-
polymer may be explained by the reaction, of overunr
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ca the Accelerated Polymerization of Caprolactam 30'1/60-32-3-27/'43
-COOH and -ITH2 groups takes also place in the production of
.the nylon resin. The different classification of the methods
for producin.- polyamide polymers based on the nature of the
initital products is not connected with different tranqforma-'
tion mechanisms, i.e., is not justified.
There are 2 tables and 12 references, 5 of which are Soviet,
2 rnglish, 2 German, 1 Aviorican, I Sytediah, and. 1 Sviiss.
fLID: FelOrIALLr!j, 19 l9r-8
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;..,,_.AUT11OR: HesterikhinA~Yu- Ye.; Ponomarenkop A. G*; labloc),nikov, B,. A.
',ORG
- Institute of Nuclear Physienz Siberian 'p-nap-0-M&E
(In 41 yadernoy, fizild) 'Sibirskoye otdoleniYe Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Generation of collisionleas shock waves propagating along a magnetic field
SOURCE; Zhurnal eksperimentallnov i teoreticheskoy fiziki. Pis'm3. v redaktsiyu.
Prilozheniyep vo 4) no* 3-0., 1966., 403-409
~4 TOPIC TAGS: plasma shock wave., shock wave propagation.,.plasmoid, oyclotron frequencyj
._j.p1aama.',ozci_1lation, plasma magnetic f1eldp plasma decay-p
ABSTRACT: The authors present the results of preliminar~yjexperimenta to check on the
feasibility of exciting shock waves Propaaatintz in a rarefied Plasma along the mag-
netic field, such an nay occur under outer-space conditions. A ecolumn of preliminary
plasma was produced in a quasistationary magnetic field 110 = 0 We by discharging
a capacitor bank -in a glass vacuum chamber filled with hydrogen (3D-3- X jD-4 - MM
Hg).~ Some 50 - '[0 gsec.later, a second capacitor was discharged to produce a fast
plasmoid propagmUng in the stationary plasma. The propagation ol! the plasmoid was
traced with a series of "Itably distributed probes and an electroopticall converter.
The results shoW that 'When the longitudinal pressure is larger tbjxn the transverse
pressure,, a magnetic disturbance is actuany soon to be produced sifter e, time on the
order of the reciprocal iono-cyciptron, frequency., on the front of the may1mg plamaid.
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This distriibance consists of-an increase in the radial and azimuthal components to a
Nalue equal to about half the stationary field. As the plasmoid moves fbiward izi-t1id-
preliminary plasmap the slope of the leading front. of the magnetic sigiU
The fine structure of the radial magnetic field could be seen more clearly at velo-
cities in excess of the Alfven velocity. Targe scale Alfven-type oscillations were
observed behind the front of the magnetic disturbance. It.is shown that the observed
effect-is influenced not only by damping., but also by dispersion effects and by dis-
turbances that move relative to the quasistationary field. No instability occurs in
the absence of a preliminary plasma. The extent, to which the described phenomenon
..can be identified with the formation*oi a collisionless shock wave in still uncertainj
'but the results are qualitatively close. to those obtainedby sate-tLite exploration of
the magnetosphere) and the experimentally measured leading front of the disturbance
~agrees qualitatively vith-theoretical estimates. The authors tbanIt,R$ Z. Sagdayev
for.discucaions and help* Orig. art* has% 3 figures and- I formuU6.
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YABLOKUV,, A. V., Candidate of Biol Sci (diss) --,"The morphological aspects of
Delphinaptorus leuoas Pall an a representative of the toothed whales". MoscarY
19599 23 pp (Aced Sci USsR., 3:nst of Animal Morphology im A. N. Severtsov), 150
copies (KL.,I;o 21., 1959., 114)

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BELIKOVICH, V.M.; -YA.ELOKOV_,_Aj.
First All-Union Conference on the Study of Verine MiLamals. Zool.
zhur. 39 n0-7-1119-1120 J1 '60. (141RA 13:7)
(Marine mammals-Congresses)

YABLOKOV, A..V.i,kand.biolog.nauk (Moskva)