SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEFIMOVA, A. - YEFIMOVA, B. A.

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YEFIMOVA, A.
Rapid method for determination of moisture in prodilctbl~ Hyasnaya Ind. S.S.S&R.
24, No.3, 88-90 '33- (MIRA 6:7)
(CA 47 no.22:12122 153)
1. S.M.Kirov Meat Combine, Leningrad.

YETIMOVA, A.
Chemical Abst, 0-D
Vol. 48 No. 8
Determination of Moisture of fat. A. Efimova (S. If.
Apr. 259 1954 jfyiinaya 'Ind-M
-54, No. ~5,1 ).-T e method coe prism drying th
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Fats, Fatty-Oils, Waxex, and Lt at 70--5* In a desiccator which Is being conflnuoust
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Detergents evacuated and flushed with CO,. Piskur.-
6

V.
Conference dedicated to local geography and the principle of
founding the teaching of geolraphy on local data. Geog. v
shkole 25 no.4:84 Jl- 620 (MIRA 15:8)
AlGeography-Study and teaching)

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108R/Chemical, ~~"Chnology Chemical Products and Their Application - Treatment of
ural Gases and Petroleum. Motor Fuels. Lubricants
N
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1-13
Abst Journal-s. Referat Zhur Khlmiya, No 19) 1956., 62578
Authors Marakeyev, A., Tefimova, A.
Institution: None
Titles 'Investigation of Caustic Components of Tuymazinsk Devonian Petroleum
.Original
Periodical., *Novosti neft. tekbniki) Neftepererabotka, 1955, No 3, 21-27
Abstracts A study -was made of the behavior of B-compounds contained in De-
vonian petroleum andpetroleum products derived therefrom, on
cracking of the latter, and an investigation was also made of
changes in composition of the salts.in this petroleum on salt re-
moval. Thermal treatment in a laboratory cracking unit of continuous
operation at 300-5000 and 30 atmospheres pressure, was applied to
the 205-2940 and 276-3650 fractions of Tuymazinsk Devonian petroleum
and this petroleum as such containing 1-787% sulfur. Experiments
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USSR Microbiology Microbes Pathogenic to Humans F-4
and Animals
Abs Jour: Referat. Zh. Biol., No. 1; 1958, 7'-7'0
Author : Efimova, A.A.
Title :On Diminishing Toxicity of Complex Antigens of
Intestinal Group Bacteria
Orig Pub: Nauchn. tr. Mosk. n.-i. in-t vaktsin i 3yvorotok,
1956, 81 566-570
Abstract: The possibility of diminishing toxicity of dysen-
tery bacteria antigens was verified by Trefers'
methods (solution of antigen in pyridine with
addition to the culture of specific quantities
of acetic anhydride and stopping antigen acetyla-
tion at different periods by dilut-lion with water).
It was shown that antigens with different periods
of acetylation are insoluble in water, not toxic,
Card 11.2
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Microbes Pathcg&1jjc to
and Animals
Abs jOur, Referat, Zh. B101. , No. 11 2958, 73o F-A
and 10se the property Of beirIg precipitated.
'mmullization by antige
hours at a dosage "S acetYlated 12 and 14
of 0-01 Mg and deposited gives
protection only in I
inal antigen at the 3-14% Of cases; and the orig-
cases. Im, saM6 dosage in 200% of tj~le
urlization of mice
bY an antigen ace-
tYlated for 6 or 48 hours,
form cOlIverted into soluble
.v protected mice at a do8e
53*3 and 13 3% of case o respecof 0.05 mg in
Is Show,-1 that diminishing tively. Thu. it
the Trefers method is toxicity Of antigen by
considerable diminutiocombined With a loss or
n of 'm"L1:Q'z'n9 ProPertlea.
Card 2/42

YEFIMOVA, A.A.
Chrbohydrate composition of specific polysaccharldes of certain types
of pahtogenic bacteria of the enteric group. Zhur.mikrobiol.,epid.i
immn. 30 no-11:100-107 N 159. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Ix Nookovskogo instituta vak-tain i eyvorotok lmeni 14echnikova.
(SHIGELIA ahem.)
(POLYSACCHARIDIS chom.)
(SAIMONAIJA chem.)

YFTIMOVA, A. A., Cand Biol Sci - (diss) "Carbohydrate composition of specific poly-
saccharides of some kinds of pathogenic bacteria of the intestinal group.0 Moscow,
1960. 14 pp: (First Moscow Order of Lenin Medical Institute im I. M. Sechenov);
200 copies; price not given; (KL, 19-6o, 131)
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YEFD(OVA, A.A.; KORINSWA., V.A.
~78,8 'students' knovled.& In ther course on the geography
of the parts of the world and most important states. Goo v
115,
.abkole 26 no.21-77-81 Mr-Ap %3. (MIRA 16:4
(Ge~o i`tfA etc.)
gTal 0 8

YEFIXOVA, A..*.
of specif I a 1,olysac-,- harl der: In wir '~;ut,,
r-arologica-I Lypc-.,s e-A Eschrri.-tLia cj!J. ','hur. ittlP.robic'.., epid. I
latr-m. 40 n,-.9.1.01-106 3'-G.
z 1-1c ok-, v~ a !i-~- t,~ ta -vq,~t ~!In i syvorofok ilmwi~' Vach-.;kova.

EINGORN, A.L.; YEFIMOVA,_AA,.,-_, BABY KINA, Z.V.; BOCHKOVA, V.A.; MIKHEYEVA, G.A.
Active immunization of children in an early period of prizary
tuberculous infection with the polyvalent pertussis-diphtherla-
tetanus vaccine. Zhur.mikrobiol., epid. I immun. 42 no.9:24-31
S 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Moskovskiy institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii i Institut
pediatrii AMN SSSR.

YEFIMOVA, A.A.
Clinical expect and diagnosis of tuberculous mening1tis in children.
Sovet.med. no.4:7-9 APr 51o (CLML 20:8)
1. Of the Tuberculosis Division (Head--Prof. I.V. Taimbler) of the
Institute of Pediatrics of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR
(Director-Prof. G.N. Speranskir, Active Member of the Academy of
Medical Sciences USSR).

Y]MMOVA, A. A.
Clinical evaluation of cerebrospinal fluid examination in tubercu-
lous meningitis treated vith strepton7cin. Pediatrila, Moskva no. 4:
34-41 JuIY-Aug. 1952. (CiAL 22:5)
1. Of the Institute of Pediatrics of the Academy of Medical Sciences
USSR (Director - Prof. G. N. Speranskiy. Active Member AMS USSR,
Corresponding Member AS,.USSR; Scientific Supervisor - Prof. Tsimbler).

Yff IMOVA. A.A.
- - -4 - ~ ~ " ta
I , e'tires of the clinical course and diagnosis of tuberculous
menizW.Itis in children. Felldsher & akush, no,,B,*16-19 Aug 1933.
(CIML 23 11)
1. Koscow.

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Teca t(;`4 ~-iWl C."nil
24 Feb 54.
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MOSUCHIVA, K.A., kandidat maditainakikh nauk; KALYUZHUATA, R.A., kandidat
maditsinakikh nauk; TJ17IMOVA, A.A.
Roentgenotherapy of cerebral edema complicating tuberculous menin-
gitis. Vest.rent.i rad. no.1:49-53 J&--y 155. (MLRA 8:5)
is -1z rastituta pediatrii (dir. prof._K.ff.K&z&ntsev&) Akwdemii medi-
tainskikh nauk SSSR I. rentgenoterapevtichookogo otdela (rLav. profs
L.D,Podlyashuk) Gosudarstvannogo nauchno-issladovatelskogo insti-
tuta rentganologii i radiologil Iment, V.M.Molotova (dir. Is G.
T-glinovaL
(WMCULOSIS, .MINGPIAL. complications,
-brain edema,-ther.. x-ray)
(RADIOTHIRAPY,,in various diseases,
brain edema in tuberc. meningitis)
(ERAIN. diseases.
edema In tuberc..meningitis, x-ray ther.)
(=HA.
brain, in tubere. meningitis. x-ray ther.)

YIFIMOVA, A.A., kandidat maditainakikh naak.
-- -
,4~w-te prevent tuberculooli,laxhildr4a Zd*rewlo 1 ne.12:14-16
D 155. (TU139RCULOS IS--PMENT ION5 (MMU 9:2)

TFAFIMOVA, A.A. kandidat meditsinskikh nauk (Moskva)
Preventive vaccination of children against tuberculosis. Fel'd.
9 akush. no.6:36-38 Jo 155. (HLRA 8:8)
(BCG VACCINATION, in infant and child
In Russia)

YJFIMOVA, A.A., kandidat meditsinakikh nauk
Treating sequalae of poliomyelitis at home. Zdaravle 2 n0~701
J1 156. (MIRA 9:8)
(POLIOKYELITIS)

yjIVIMOVA, A.A., kand'-dat maditainakikh nauk
Cough in children. Zdoroyle 2 noog:19-20 S 156. (MLRA 9:10)
(COUGH)

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YJFIMOVA, A.A., kand.med.nauk; MAKAROV, N.N.; VASILIYXV, A.V., vroch; YARINA,
vrach; POLIKARPOVA, M.G., vrech-koemetolog; PCIPOV, I.P., kand.
biol.nauk; SUBBOTINAO G.I., vrach
Advice from "Morovie". Zdorovle 3 no.12:28-29 '57- (MIRA 11:1)
(RYG UIX)

TSIKBLIR, I.V., prof., TEFIMOVAI A.A., kandgmed.nauk (Moscow)
-
Chievements and Pirther problems in tuberculosis control in
children. So** zdrav'. 17 no.6:35-35 Je'58 (MIRA 11:6)
(TUBERCULOSIS, in W. & child
control in Russia. progre (Run))

YIFIMOVA, A.A., kand.med.nauk
Effect of repeated increa3ed doses of BCG vaccine on the infent body
[with summary in English]. Pedietriia 36 nool:14-23 Ja 158.
1. Iz tuberkuleznogo otdoleniya (zav. - prof. I.Y.TSimbler) Instituta
pediatril AMU SSSR (dlr. - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. 0.D.
Sokolova-Ponomereva)
(BOT VAGGINATION)
(TUBERGUIDSIS, CONGSHITAL, HERWITARY, AND 111FARrILS)

YEFIMOVA, A.A., kand.med.nauk
..~~Nrl"'Igeographic tongueQ? Zdoroyle no.10:31 0 158
(MIRA 11:11)
(DIATHESIS)

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YEFIMVA, A.A.9 kand.med.nauk
United front, Zdoravle 7 no. 2:18-20 F 161. (MIRA 14:2)
(TUBERCULOSIO)
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--YEM0.U,-.A.A-.---1
Early tuberculous intoxication in infdfits during the first year of
life. Pediatriia 23 no. 5:29-37 My 160. (MIRA 14:1)
(TUBERCULOSIS, CONGENITAL2 HEREDITARY, AND INFUTILE)

YEFIMOVA, A.A. [lAfimava, A.A.1p kand,med.nauk
Whou your child Is ill with asthma. Rabi. I sial 37 no,1:22 A 161o
(Cuorw-aisEms) (MIRA 34:2j
J~:

YEFDf,OVA, A.A., kand.med.nfiuk; DOBROVOLISKAYA, R.A.
Tntracutaneous vaccination of neonates and infants vith BCG,
Probl.tub. no.l*.26-32 162. (14IRA 1518)
1. Iz tuberkulemogo otdoloniya (zav. - prof. LV. TSimbler)
Instituta pediatrii A14N SSSR (dir. - dotsent M.Ya. Studenikin).
(BCG VACCINATION)

MIKHEYEVA G.A., kand.msd.naukjLEFIMA A.Aj )mhd.med.nauk.
Froperdin indices in tuberculosis in infants. Probl.tub. no.7:
92-96 162. (KMA 15:12)
1. Iz mikrobiologicheskoy laboratorii (zav. - doktor meditsinskikh
nauk A.V.Mashkov) i tuberkuleznoy kliniki (zaT. - prof. IN.
TSimbler) Instituta pediatrii (dir. dotsent M.Ya.Studenikin)
ANN SSSR, Moskva. (TUBERCULOSIS) (PROPERDIN)

YEFIYOVAX A. A.
"Acquainting Students With P, F.'Semenov-Tian-Shawkiyls Works in Lessons
an the Subject 'Central Asia'," Geog, v shkole, No,2, 1952

YEFTMOVA, A. A.
2. us3R (6ou)
4. Siberia, Eastern Geography
7. Acquainting students vrith the activity of RuS5ian travelers in lessons on the subject
"Eastern Siberia." Geog. v shkole no. 6, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessigns, Library of Congress, March 1953. Unclassified.

'~EIF I t-I 0 Y 0, A. 6 -
TUTOCHKINA. V.A.; FaFILOVA, T.S.; YEFIMOVA, A. -A. .1
Teaching geography during the 1953/1954 school year. Geog.v shkole no.5;
1-6 S 153. MRA 6:8)
(Geography-Study and teaching)

WIMOVA, Aleksandra Afanas~evna; SMIBNOVA, N.P., redaktor; MINNTSEVA
rc%'sWy r e dak t or
(Russian travelera in the geography course for class@$ 5-71
Oteoheatvennye puteshestvanniki Y karse geografil I-VII
klassovo Moskva, Goev uchabno-podagof,. Isd-vo KinisteratVI
proeveshcheniia HSM, 1954. 74 p. (MLU 8:7)
(Explorers)

14-57-6-11653
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnalt Geografiyal 1957, Nr 6,
p 7 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Yefimova A
TITLE: Visual Aids in Teaching Phyaiaal Geography (Naglyad-
nost' v prepodavanii. fizicheskoy geografii)
PERIODICAL: V sb: Naglyadnost? v prepodavanii geograf!i. Moscow,
Akad. ped. nauk RSFSR, 1955, pp 36-116
ABSTRACT: The author discusses how she uses visual aids in
teaching subjects in various physical geography
Card 1/1 courses in the fifth, sixth, and seventh classes.

ZMnUiU* -ThImatina Alokeaddraml
UYDMVA6 Yeati.-ridaktorl zomMut M.D of
redaktor
[G*VA)r*l B*t*UOP tGStMatl6a in th* PISCHOO Of SOOSr*PW t"Ohe"I
POIStekJoichuskoe obuchania v opyte ushitelial pagrefil, Moskva
lsd-,Vo Aladgaitpeftoge'sank 30819 1936. 134 p, O= 10':' 1)
(Tsohnical education) (ftogreplW-Study avA teachiAg)

YEFIKOVA, A.A.; KDRINSKAYA. V.A.
Studying the physical geography of the world according to the new
program in the 6th class. Geog.v shkole 19 no.1:32-37 Ja-Y 156.
(KLRA 9:5)
(Physical geography--Study and teaching)

YEFDIOVA, Alekeandra Afanaelyevua; KORINSKAYA, Valentina Aleksandrovna;
GAjkjYr -P.D.-," _r"e'do"; YUZE?bVICH. Ye,?., red.; IAUT, V.G.. tekhn.
red.
[Methods of teaching physical geography of the continents; grade 61
Metodiks propodavanita fizicheakoi geografii chastel eveta; VI klass,
HoEjkva, Izd-vo Akad. pedagog. nauk RSFSR, 1957. 242 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(Pby"Ical geography--Study and teaching)

YEYIMOVA. A.A.; FORINSMA, 'V-A-
Applied map work In studying the regional physical geography of
the world. Oeog. v shkole 20 no.2:36-41 Xr-Ap 057. ()mu 1o:4)
(Geography--Study and teaching)

V!5F 14 0 v/9
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'ANIKLTb"V, N.P.,.,glavnyy red.; BISKE, S.F., red.; BOBYLEVSKIT, V.I., red.-
VASIKOVSKIY, A.P., red.; YMSHORAGIN, V.H., red.; DRABKIN, I.Te.,
red.: TEVAMUCT, B.B., red.; UFIHQYA,, A.F.,,red.; ZIUKIN, A.V.,
red.; LARIN, N.I., red.; LIMUM, B.K., red.; n0M, V.V., red.;
MIKHATLOV, A.F., red.; NIKOLAYEV, A.A., red.; POPOV, G.O.. red.:
POPOV. Ta.N.. red.; SAKS, V.11.. red.; BEHMIN, A.I., red.;
SIMAKOV, A.S., red.; TITOV, V.A., red..- SHILO, lf.A,j red.; MITANOV,
M.D., red.; TAKUSKEY, I.R., red.; V redaktirovaull,prInimali uchaft-
tiye: AlMETEVA, O.H., r9d.; BAYKOVSKAYA, T.N., red.; BOLKHOVITINA,
N.A., red.; BORSIX, M.O., red.; VASIL'Yh'V, I.V., red.; VASILbVS&AYA,
N.D.. red.; VOUVODOVA, Ye.M., red.; YEVSEYEV, K.P., red.; KIPARI-
BOVA, L.D., rod.; KRASNYT, L.I., red.; KRISHTOFOVICH, L.V., red.;
KaLIKOV, M.V., red.; LIBROVICH, L.S., red.; KARKOV, F.G., red.;
MODZALZVSKAYA, Ta.A., red.; HIKIFOROVA, 0.1., red.; OBUT, A,K.,
red.; PCHELINTSEVA, G.T., red.; RZHONSNITSKAYA, M.2., red.; SEDOVA,
M.A., red.; STEPANOV, D.L., red.; TIMOFL"M, B.V., red.; 10TOLET,
K.M., red.; CHBUROV, Tu.F., red.; CHMMSHEVA, N.Te., red..
DERZHAVINA, N.G., red,izd-va; GUROVA, O.A., tekhn.red*
(Contlnued on next card)

ANIKEYEV. N.P.-.-(oontinued) Card 2.
[Decisions of the Interdepartmental Conference on the Unified
Stratigraphic Columns of the Northeastern Part of the U.S.S.R.]
Reshoniia Mezhvedometvennogo ooveahchaniia po ra2rabotke unifitsi-
rovannykh etratigrafichaskikh ekhem dlin Sovero-Vontoka SSSR.
Moskva, Gos.nnuchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr,
1959. 65 P. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Mezhvedomstvannoye soveshr-lianiyo po razrabotke unifitsirovannylth
str2tigraficheakikh 9khem d2ya Severo-Vostoka SSSR, Magadan, 1957.
(Soviet Far East-Goology, Stratigraphic)

YEFIMOVA, A.F.
A palm leaf from Tertiary sedinents of Penzhina Bay. Paleont.zhur.
no.4.-170-171 '61. (YJRA 15:3)
1. Severo-Vostochnoye geologicheskoye upravleniye.
(Penzhina Bay--Palms, Fossil)

)MMENKO., V.V., kand.tekhn.nauk,- YEFIMOVAt A.F., inzh.
Expanded clay filler from shale of Novosibirsk Province.
Trudy Zap.-S;Ib.fil.ASiA no-3:147-149 160. WIRA 15:2)
(Novosibirsk Province-Shale)
(.',ightweight concrete)

TEM.'011A, A. I.
'fb'FD.rOVA, A. I. "The pike of the ubl-Irt./sh basin", Izvestiya Vsst3oy~iz. rlauch.-
i3sled. in-ta ozer. i rech. n/b. khoz-va, Vol. I-XVIII, 1949, p. 114-74, -
Bibliog: P. 172-74.
SO: U-4393, 19 Auc,.,ust 53, (Letopi5 'Zhurnal. Inykh Slu-atcyl, No. 22, 1949).

BELYY~ V.F. ; YEFD40YA, A.F.; PARAKETSOV, K.V.
Lower Cretaceous of the northeastern part of the Qkhotsk-Chukchi
volcanic belt. Sov.geol. 8 no.lOt97-109 0 165.
(MIRA 18:22)
1. Severo-vostoebnoya geologichaskoye upravieniye.

of
'.:ith .7uLriw;ary ani Lftryn-eal Tiaberetil-A3." V'and Eed
11o 2, Sep 54)
Sci, Acml ed Scl UESSR, scoll, 1953.
I
Suniey of Scientific Li%d TechrAeal Di5-3ertations Defenduc a
-I ~ - Educarjo.,,al T,,~stjtuIjoj-,,
"ichei - I L 1 (10)
i
SO; S'.- lio. 481, 5 Y-v 55

YEFIMOVA, A.I., kand.med.nauk
Significance and method of intratracheobronchial instillations of
streptomycin and saluzid in treating pulmonary tuberculosis. Med.
sestra. 18 no.10:27-32 0 '59. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Iz Institut a tuberkaloza AMN SSSR.
(TrUBERCUWSIS) (STREPTOKTCIN) (ISONICOT-INIC ACID)

, YEFIMOVAp A.I. (Moskva)
~ I
Diagnosis and treatment of ~rcnctbial tu,Arculosis. Vracb. delp
no.'12s136 D 360. (K= 14, Q
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1, Institut tubenl~tda'za AMP MR.
. (BRONCHI-TUBERCULOSIS)

J'YEFIMOVA A 1 9 lcand.meditsinskikh nauk
,Lftf~~~
Aspiration method in acute postoperative atelectasis in patients
with tuberculosis of the lungs. Probl. tub. 38 no.2:67-68 160.
(MRA 13: 3-1)
Iz Instituta, tuberkuleza- A1411 SSSR (dir. - chlen-korres'pondent
AMN SSSR prof.* N.A.Shmelev., nauchnyy rukovoditell - prof. A.A.Lapina).
(LU14GS-COLLAPSE)

YEFDIOVA, A.I., kand.me4-,fnauk
Bacterioscopic methods for"the examination of laryngeal mucus and
br,)nchinl aAd gastric lavage in patients with abacillary pulmonary
tuberculo'~i~. Sov. med. 2.5 no-5:117-121 My 161. (MIU 14:6)
1. Iz Jnsti~hta tuberkuleza AMN SSSR (dir. chlon-korrespondent
AMN SSSR prof. N.A.Shmelov).
(naRCULOSIS)

YEF.U4O,VA.,,. A. LP kand. w-donauk; SHIMAN., N.D.,, kAnd.mad.nwak
Treatment of obturating atelectaAla developing in ttO poat~-
operative period in tuberculosis. Sov.%d. 27 no*7zllk-119
J1163. (MIU 16:9)
1. Iz 2-go terape- (Acheskogo otAeloniya (Zav. - dok-tor Md.
nauk F.L.Elinson)i 1-go k1rurgicheskogo otdoleniy& (zav.
chlen-korrespondent 1101 SSM prof. L.K.Boguah) Mentrall-
nogo iwtituta tubbrkule2a (di-,-. daystvitollnyy chlen AMN
SM, prof. N.A.Shmlov) 11W.uterstva zdravookhrananiyaL
sssR,
(LUNGS-COLL&PM) (TUBERCULOSIS)

YEFIMOVA, A.I., kand. mad. nauk
Effect of streptomycin and dihydrostreptoqrcin on the bearIng
in pulmonary tuberculosis patients according to audiometric
data. Probl. tub. 42 no.10:46..49 164. (MIRA 18-11)
1. TSentrallnyy Institut tubarkuleza Ministerstva zdravo-
okhraneniya SSSR (direktor - deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR
prof. N.A. Shmelev), Moskva.

BYGENSON, A.S.; MASAGUTOV, R.H.; ZAITOVA, A. Ya.; VOLKOVA, L.I.; BFIRG, G.A.;
YEFR UOA,-A.IL.
Effect of some physicochemical properties of raw stock on
catalytic cracking indices. Trudy. Bash NII NP no.3:19-32
960. (MIRA 24.4)
(Cracking process)

272r!9
S/081/61/000/003/006/019
A166/A129
AUTHORS: Yefimova, A. K., Shatunova, A. M., Volff, M. B.
TITLE; Selecting hydrogen chloride and hydrogen sulfide corrosion iruhibitors
PERIODICAL: Ref&rativnyy zhurnal. ledmiya, no. 3, 1961, 300, abstract 31176.
(Tr. Bashkirsk. n.-i. in-ta po pererabotke nefti, 1960, no. 3, 181 -
203)..
TEXT: A-6tudy of the effects of various organic corrosion inhibitors on the
Porrosion'of grade-CT3 (St 3) steel samples at a temperature of 800C in hydrogen
chloride and hydrogen sulfide-media showed that nitrogenous bases from heavy pe-
troleum products of coal-tar pitch distillates, high-molecular amines (C15_C18)
and hydroxy6thyl heptadicenylglyoxalidine are effective corrosion inhibitors in
weak RC1 and H2S solutions at 800C.
Sumary by M. Platkov
.[Abstracterts note: Complete translation]
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B102/B101
11-1700
AUTHORS: Yefimova, A. K.f Vollf, M. B.v Shatunovat 11. Mo
TITLE: Nitric bases of petroleum and their use as corrosion
inhibitors
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 1, 1962, 313, abstract
11243 (Sb. 11Yhimiya aeraorgan. soyedineniy,
eoderzhaahchikhsya v neftyakh i nefteproduktakh. v-,.4"- M-t
Gostopt6khizdat, 1961, 265-26a)
TEXT: Use of nitric bases extracted from vacuum gas oil as anticorrosive
agents has shown that, when they are added in amounts of 0.1%, the
corrosion rate of mild steel in the gaBoline-condensation water of the
ABT(A.VT) is reduced by 80-90/o. CAbstracter's note; AVT stands for
atmospherio-vacuum pipe still.] If both nitric bases and ammonia are
addedi a 90% corrosion protection can be reached when each of the
additives amounts,to 0.005%6 [Abstracter's note: Complete translation
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B150YBlol
AUTHORSt Yefimova, A. K., Shatunova, A. M., Sapozhn.ikova, Ye. A.
TITLEs Experience in indwtrial tests for corrosion inhibitors
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no*. 22, 1962, 307, abstract
221200 (Novosti neft. i gaz. tekhni Neftepererabotka i nefte-
khimiya, no. 2, 1962; 46 - 47)
TEXTs A number of corrosion inhibitors (CI) have been selected for pro-
tecting equipment in the petroleum industry from corrosion. These CI
reduce the rate of corrosion of ferrous metals by 70 - 95 % and of tin
brass ~y 90416VIu. At present sulfosodium salts' of shale tar and
nitrogenous petroleum compounds are the most available CI. Introducing
ammonia up to pH 7 - 9 reduces the CI condumption to 1/10 - 1/20. Data
are given on the rate of corrosion of various metals in the condensation
system of an atmospheric-vacuum pipe still during the processing of
Tuymazino oil and on tae efficiency achieved as a result of CI introduc-
tion. A particularly sharp fall in corrosion was found for Al, for which
99 ~ protection was obtained. LAbstracter's notes Complete translation.]
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SHATTIOVA, A.M.) SAPOZHNIKOVA, Ye.A.
Corrosion inhibitorp for protecting the zondensation-coollng appa-ratlis
of atmospheric and vacuum distillation units. Trudy Bash IT-.,TNP no.5-
1.65-175 '62o (MIRA 17:10)

CE
YEFIMOVA Anna Llvovna; SHESTOVA, L.M., redaktor; IIAUMOV, K.M., tekhni-
(Workers, movement in France from 1918-1939] Rabochee dvithenis Yo
Pratteii v 1918-1939 godakh. Moskva, Vyeshaia, partiin(Lia shkola
pri TSK KPSS, 1957. 59 P. (MLRA 10:6)
(France--labor and laboring classes)

-YEFI140VA,., A. -M. Cand of Agric Se (dies) "Sumer up keep of stalls for dairy cattle
in kolkhozes of the sub Moscow area," Moscow,, 1957., 16 pp (Moscow Veterinar7 Acadevv),,
140 copies, (Up 29-57, 92

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USSIR/Farri Animls - Large Horned Cattle. (1-2
Abs Tbur Ref Zhur - Biol., No 18, 1958, 83373
Autbor
Inst Moscow Academy of Veterinary Medicine.
Title Modi-TyinG Milk Productivity as Well as Sorae PhysioloGical
Indicators in Cows by ChanGinG Then to Sumer Stall Keepingo
Orig Pub : Tr. Mook. vet. akad., 1957, 19, 110 1, 132-141
Abstract : In 1953, in order to invostiGate sumer stall keeping,
oxporiy4ents were carried out" with 12 cows of the kollniuz
Ineni Vorosbilov and with 27 ccrvr3 of the kolkhoz imeni
Stalin. Cows of the experinc-.1al group wore Given up to
65-80 percent of required green forage in feeding mcks,
whereas control cows were Given only 20-40 percent of it.
Li cows of the experinental Group rdlk productivity was
higher (by 11-2 tir-es). A nunbor of physiological
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Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Biol., No 18, 1958, 83373
indicators (such as respiration rate, pulse rate, etc.)
was also highei. -- F.F. Duchinakiy
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YEFE-10VA, A. IF.
YEFIMOVA, A. F.- "Functional State of fferve Centers under Certain Tytes of Dominants."
Len-incrad Order of Lenin State U imeni A. A. Zhdanov, Lenin~.-rad, 1955 (Dissertaticns
For the Degree of Candidate of Biolof,ical Sciences)
SO- Knizhnaya Letoris' No. 26, June 1955, Moscow

Mau-
USSR/Humn and Aniral Physiology. Nervous System. Spinal Cord. T-10
fibs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Diol., No 12., 1958, 55995.
Author : Yefimova, A. M. TU
Inst :Leningrad State University.-KAFCDRik VKkjS1O1-'j /I c-~elbve_kA I Z~;Vll'
Title :Development Stages of Dominants.
Orig Pub: Uch. zap. LGU) 1 957, No 222, 98-iM.
Abstract: In observing, the developyv--nt of the spinal dordnant
(D), which determines the flexing of the frog's post-
erior extremities, four process staees were estab-
lished: 1. The stage of mutual corroboration of basic
and supplementary stii-.mli (as a result of increased
excitability); 2. the stage of undirected D in which
the conjugated inhibition forms; 3- the stage of di-
rected D, where conjugated inhibitions are fully de-
veloped; 4. the stage of inhibition of D. When con-
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USSR/Human and Aninal Physiology. Nervous System. Spinal Cord. T-10
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-13iol.., No 12, 1958., 55995-
ditions of normal life activity prevail, the un-
directed dominant foci are apparently of great
siLmificance.
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SOURO"ODIU-1
--UR/0181/66/008/004/-1004/-1007-
AVTHORS!
Yefimova, A. M.; Kalacheva, Ye. I.
ORGI: M2�cow.porest= 1,~tngfneering'Institute (M66kovskiy-.le7f'S~o"tLikhnicheek
institut)
TITLE; Dynamic magnetic properties of eertain~ r6rritei-garnets at low
temperatures
SOURCE: Fizika tverdolgo tela, v. 8, no. 4.. 1966P 1004-1007
TOPIC TAGS: ferrite, hy~teresis loop, yttrium compound, lutetium com-
pound, magnetic viscosity, electric property,,,bagnetic coercive force,
temperature dependence
ABSTRACT: The authors investigated the dynamic hysteresis loop for low-
resistance-yttrium and lutetium iron garnets, and high resistance
yttrium Iand tterbiue~ron garnets., in the temperature range from 78 to
273K. The .static magnetic properties, the magnetie'viscosity, and the
electric properties of these garnets were previously investigated by one-
of the authors (Yefimov Abstract of Candidaie"s Dissertation MGU, 1962).
The dynamic hysteresis loop was displayed on an oscilloscope screen at a
frequency of 50 cPso using a type Y-542 ferrometer, Plots are presented
of.the temperature dependence ofthe coercive force and oscillograms of
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ACC NRt AP601245,3
the hystiarOsis loops are given for the limit cycle of YIG at dIfferent
temperatur0s. For the low resistance iron garnets, a'maximum of coercive
force was ,)bserved at 127K.both for the limiting cycles and for the
partial-hyr-3teresis cycles. Below 12'jK instabilities of the reversal of
magnetizat~,on appear on the hysteresis loop.. Withfurtber decrease in
temperature, the degree of squareness of the hysteresis loop increases.
The perndnTrar effect appears at temperatures below approximately 140K.
In the case of high resistance garnets, the coercive force increases
slightly with decreasing temperature from 273 to 78K. Neither unstable
reversal of magnetization nortbe perminvar erfect.are observed. Orig.
art. hasl:..,6 figures.
SUB CODE: ~O/ SUBM DATE: lWun65/ ORIG.REF: 005/-"OTH REF: 002
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnaL Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 12, p I (USSR)
AUTHOR: -Yefimova, A. M.
TITLE: Ferrous Metallurgy in Ancient Bolgar (Chernaya metallurgiya
goroda Bolgara)
PERIODICAL: Materialy i issled. po arkheol. SSSR, 1958, Nr 61, pp 292-315
ABSTRACT: A description is provided of the results of archeological excavations
of the site of the ancient township of Bolgar on the Volga, testifying
to the existence of advanced metallurgy in the X to XIV centuries - 5
half-destroyed smelting forges and similar artifacts are found in the
Pre-Mongol stratum.
M. P.
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IM -I
YEFIMOVA, A.M.
Effect of chlortetracycline on the activity of the smooth musculature
of the intestines. Ekap. i klin. isal. po antibiot. 1:268-274 158.
(MIRA 15:5)
(AUREOMYCIII) (ii-ru-STIMS) (MUSCLE)

YEFB403LA,-Aj1,; VOLIF40N, N.I.; GUSEVA, T.F.
- as
Method for studying the action of actinomycetes in culture liquid
on Ehrlich's tumor. Eksp. i klin. issl. po antibiot. 1:311-317 158.
(MA 15-.5)
(ACTINOMYCES) (CANCER)

VOLIFSONO N.I.; MOROZ, P.E.; YBFIMOVA, A.M;; GUSEVA, T.F.
Evaluation by various methods of intravital microscopy of the
depth of the lesion from Ehx~lich tumor cells in vitro. Ekap. i
klin. isal. po antibiot. L318-324 158. (14IRA 15;5)
~CANCER) (MCROSGOPY)

34225
S/181J62/004/002/008/051
(1137, 7) //4 B102/B138
AUTHORS: Telesnin, R~ V., Yefimova, A. M,, and Yus~kafev, R. A.
TITLE: Temperature dependence of static magnetic and electrical
properties of some garnet-type ferrites
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 4, no. 2, 1962, 361-365
TEXT: The temperature dependences of coercive force, H residual
induction, B., magnetic permeability,)x, and differential magnetic
permeability, Ad , of garnet.type Dy, Ho, Er, Tu, Y, and Lu ferrites was
measured, and the electrical conductivity of Er, Tu and Y garnets. The
specimens, whose size and production technology have been given earlier
(R. V. Telesnin, A. M. Ovchinnikova. VMU, ser. 111, 1, 1961) were of
almost X-ray density and had very high electrical resistivity, From the
results, which are shown graphically, it can be seen that in Dy, Ho and Er
ferrite-garnets H c, Br' JAmax and N behave typically near the
max
compensation point. All theae parameters have a zero minimum at this
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Temperature dependence of static... B102YB138
point, H c has peaks on both sides of this minimum. At this compensation
point (which is e.g. for 5Fe 203*3DY203 at 2100K) the hysteresis loop is a
straight line, crossing the origin. This degeneracy was observed not only
with the ballistic apparatus but also with an oscilloscope (500 cPs)~
Electrical volume resistivity was measured on a MOM-4 (MOM-4) device for
R,>106 ohm~cm, and with a d-c MT8 (MTV) bridge for R 410 6ohm-cm. The
specimens were in a cryostat (constancy of + 20). The curves logQ = f(I/T)
were linear with a break at the Curie point for Er and Tu ferrite-garnets.,
Ye. A. Turov and Yu. P. Irkhin (FMM, 1, 9, 1959) have obtained the same
results. This break is attributed to the exchange interaction of inner and
outer electrons; the variation Ln inclination is proportional to the
exchange interaction energy, Such breaks were observed not only at Curle
point, but also at 3480K for Er and Tu, and 3230K for Y, garnets, At low
temperatures the activation energy calculated from the inclination was
0.27 ev for Er and Y garnets; at high temperatures it was 1.6 ev (Y),
1~61 ev (Er) and 1.3 ev (Tu). I., I. Mirer took X-ray diffraction pictures
of the ferrite-garnets investigated, and determined the lattice con3tants.
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Temperature dependence of static- B102/Bi'58
There are 6 figures, 1 table, and 9 references,, 6 Soviet and 3 non-Soviet
The two references to English-language publications read as follows:
'11~ P. "Uolf and G. P. Rodrigue. J. Appl. Phys~. , 22, 1, 105, 1958; Van Uitert
and F. W, Swanekamp. J. Appl. Phys. 28, 12, 1513, 1957.
ASSOCIATION- hioskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. 11. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni 1A. V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: July 28, 1961 V~
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8/161/62/004/010/005/063.
B1Oe/B186
AUTHOR: Yefimovaq A. M.
TITLE: The rapidly varying part of the magnetic viscosity of
rare-earth ferrite garnets and ite.dependence on magnetic
field strength and temperature
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo telaq vv 4, no-10,; 1962, 2675-268o
TEXT: The magnetic viscosity of several rare-earth ferrite garnets was
studied. The dependence of the'maximum rate of the change in induction,
dB/dt) max me Umax, 106/nS, on the magnetic field 'strength was recorded
(U -maximum am litude of the signal ot vi6cous remagnetization,
max P
n - number of turns on the measuring coll, S ~- oroso sectional area of
toroidal sample). A definite relationship between this dependence apd the
static hysteresis loop watt found. The break in tfiese otherwise straight
lines corresponds with thet point of saturation 6~ the hysteresis loop-
This indicates the point at which the mechanism of remagnetization coanges
from the shift of the dOMILi'n walls to the rotation of the vectors of
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Th' rapidly,yarying part of,,the ... B108/*166
spontaneousimagnetization. IThe latter process tpkes place more rApi4ly
than the former. It was fqr~0 that,high-resistiytty ferr te garn9ts
possess only a rapidly varying magnetic visooei.i'yjTJ1O Bec) over the
entire ranges of temperaturi~and field strength,~1'7 - 550 0K; 0 - 50 oe).
Low resistivity ferrite.garfie'ts exhibit also siolrer viscosity procesoes
-3 - t I I
(tvi 0 - 10 -1 9ec) at low temperatures. The meq~snism of electron
diffusion obviously causes stronger delay to the viscous remagnetization
in the range of the wall shift than in the range-of rotation of the
spontaneous magnetization. There are 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V.
Lomonosova (Moscow State University imeni M. V.
Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: April 19, 1962
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at a Wood B~, hipef-
/jU jislamfhs and hIstariltzasa, t=ie
W-&* dhotacii. - 3, P. Steparlyarl, N. A Smildinava and,
tA. P. RU%ova (Theyap. Inst, Acad. MCK &I. 11431R.,'
'201,a*7:1 Krim. Med. 33, No. 9, 28-30(1935).-Tht strum
biliftmin"S Of normal Ptrwns Is from 3 to 5 (expmotd s2.
.7histAWaiditAppewfiig)1100cc.,tLvirage428, lg&hyper-.
tensim tht amount dtpends'upon Ott stage of the disease - , :
5-9t statel, 2-3AII) and 6-16 (119). The htstambv- tevel!
4s lower In', and I arut h!gher In It. The low himminase
F Is do to.;ht rtprwivt action of the hith histamine ctincen-
uROOD, Tlt 111111 histamine concentration 13 11 -It C,
by W-SIMA Dimcdrol, an antihistamine. '111'
'g Is suggests
~IIIV at tile organism to react with increase IdC
)r
tutors, of P,h;ch histamine Is one, to tile harmiul X, Csv
vt of
tilt Pfc"Of I'MOTI, The Au ItAtion Is strengthened by tile
compitic abkcnce of hiStanifne in rnaligillnt hypertellsion
!When tilt dtfemlva m-clianbrn is rendered Ineffective,
:Tctht!c for ittermination of hhtaminase~ 2 cc. of so-um
.0
-6 cc. Of PbAphate liuffer (pH 7.2), Oj cc, histamine HCI
!(50 -1), 0.3 cc. Indigodisulforlate (20 mg./30 cc.) and I drop
of Oct 1001101 aft Put into a stopp"til flask with two out.
ikttuw A!ttr oxygen has been passed for 8 minutes the
Alask is; shakta In a, mnstant temperature 38"-water tath
far4hoursaud kit for ar--Ahtr 20 hours. Dtproteinizationi
follows by adding equal volume of 10% Cels.e0c)i I
with 025 cc. cl acetone to decrease absorption of 11ye ll'ei
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o,. thu All-Union Fertill,"ar, tind 9ol.l Science Tns'.i4
titte. ---"I Prokoshev
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S/241/62/000/011/002/005
B144/B186
AUTHOR%- Yefimova, A. S.
TITLE: Early.-chronaxie changes of.catansous and visual analyzers in
man, affected by single local x-ray.irradiation
PERIODICALs Meditsinskaya radiologiya, no. 11, 1962t 45 - 50
TEXTs The changes taking place in the receptbra of cutaneous and visual
analyzers were studied in 24 women who had undergone x-ray treatment (300 r
each on both parametrium fields) for cervical carcinoma. The rheobase and
the chronaxie were measured 30 min after irradiation. The receptors in-
vestigated were either irradiated or nonirradiated, the latter being in
functional.connection with the organs irradiated, or not. While the results
for the threshold of susceptibility were inconclusive, the chronaxie wa:s
always reduced after irradiation.'-~,' This reduction was approximately
symmetric and amounted to 59.5ff/z max'~'-in the irradiated zones. The lowest
values were observed for the optical chronaxie (13-7 and 20%). Since the
chronaxie'reflecte the functional state not only of the nerve itself but
also of the centers of.the nervous system, its reduction in nonirradiated
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Early chronaxie changes of... B144YB186
zones without reflex connection to the organs irradiated proves that the
centers are affected either by stimuli received from the irradiated parts
or by substances forming in the irradiated organs and passing into the
blood. The direct irradiation effect is evident from the stronger reduction
of chronaxie in the irradiated zones and in the reflex zones of the organs
irradiated. There are 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIbNt Laboratoriya. patologicheskoy fiziologii Kharlkovakogo
instituta meditsinskoy radiologii (Laboratory of Pathological
Physiology of the Khar1kov Institute of Medical Radiology)
(V. S. Genes, Candidate of Medical Sciences, Chief of
Laboratory)
SUBMITTED: March 20, 19062 ---- ---
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Y F-_ F
-1-_-XCERPTA WZICA Seo 7 Vol 10/8 Pediatrics Aug 56
1597. EFIMOVA A. V. and TCIIUPRININA A.S. Sanal. 'Hannee delstvol, MaWM
*The treatment or dysentery in children by stages (Rus.'
a I a n I e x t ) SOVETSK. MED. 1955, 9 (46 -48)
Children, most of them less than 3 yr. old, were sent from hospitals for an after.
cure to the sanatorium. 90% of them were more or less malnourished, had die
h*
turbances of their vegetative system and were retarded in the psychomotor sp eye,n
26% of them continued to eliminate shigellae for a long time; 14 of a total of 156
cases had to be returned to hospital. In the sanatorium no drugs were used but
fresh air, play, paedagogic measures, good food and vitamins. The state of nu. 1;
trition Improved In the majority an well Vs rickets, anaemia and the mental and
locomotor retardation. A follow-up In more than hall of the children showedtbA
a W
g'
&

1~7
I-ate results of treating children recoveriar from polto!prelitis.
Vop.okh.mat. i det. 2 no.4:40-43 JI-Ag 157. (XL'IA 10-9)
1. Is Halakhovakogo saaatorlya "Ranneye detstvou (glpvayy vrach
A-V-Yeftmova), Mcskovaks7a Oblsetl-
(POLIOI-fr&LITIS)

YEFIMOVA, A.V., C-.nd. ','ed Sci -- (diss) "Treatment of caildren
in the Derind or poliomyelitis in a children's
sanatorium-" Mos, 1956, 16 rp (Yin of Healt1i IJSSR. Central
Inst for the Advanced kraining of Physicians) 200 copies
(KL, 50-58, 129)
123
Rim
60 k
R- 'EiT

YXFIKOVA, Anna Vasil!,Vevna
1-7-
(sanatorium treatment of the aftereffect# of polionWelitis
in children] Sanatornos lechenis detai s posladotvilami
poliomislita. Koskva, KedgIs, 1958o 161 ps (MIRA 1215)
(POLINTILITIS)
7!
MIT
-3, 0,

YKFIMOVI, A.V.
Treating children with aftereffects of Doliomyelitis at a local
annatorium. Vop.okh.mat.i det. 3 no.2:67-69 Mr-Ap '58. (MIRA 11:1)
1. 1z sanatoriya "Ranee detstvo" Moskovskoy oblasti (glavnyy vrnch
A.V.Yefimovs)
(POLIOMYNLIT IS)
Mom-
~M -

--VON=,
YEFIMOVA, AN., kand.med.nauk
Work of the-group nurse in a sanatorium for children with the after-
effects of poliomyelitis. Med. sestra. 20 no.3:34-36 Mzr 161.
(MIRA .14:5)
1. Iz sanatoriya "Ranneye detstvoll Moskovskoy oblasti.
(POLIOMYELITIS) (NURSES AND NURSING)

. . ~ - - .~ ~- ~ :~- ~ ~~'
YEF1140VA, A.V~,.kand. med. nauk; KONIKOVA, L.I.)- VAIAE110VA) L.V.,-
h~-I' 'm's N.M., red.; BF'VCIIIKOVA, Yu.S.p tekhn. red.
rCare of children with the sequelae, of polionyelitis] Ukhod
L
za detImi a poeledstviiami poliomielita. Moskva, Medgizy
1961. 138 p,, (MIRA 15:3)
1. Glavnyy vrach smatoriya "Ranneye detstvoll Moskovskoy ob-
lasti (for Yefirova).
(POIJOWELITIS)
r

1. AIIIFOEII, A. !., Prof.; ITIZE, V. Yu.; YEFO-L-VA,
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Geology and Geography
70 Year book of the North, Prof. A. I. Andreyev, V, Yu. Vize and
Z. V. Yefirmva (ed-itors). S. A. Vyshnepollskiy and G. A. Agranat
(Reviewers). (Dios cow-Leningrad, State Cultural Education Press,
1949) Sov. Kniga, No. 11, 3949.
9. ijItReport U-3801, 16 Jan. 1953- Unclassified.

KAPTELIN, Aleksey Fedorovich; YEFIMOVA, Anna Vasillyevna; SOKOLOVA,
L.K., red.
(Treatment of the sequelae of poliomyelitis at home; advice
to parents] Lechenie posledstvii pollomielita v dorashnikh
usloviiakh; sovety roditeliam. Moskva, Meditsina, 1965.
70 P. (MIRA 1844)

17 7-
57-9-33/40
AUTHORs Ayrapetyants, S.V. Yefimoval B,A#j 5tavitekaya, T.S.,
Stillbans, L.S., Sysoyeva,
TITLE: On the Mobility of Electrons and Holes in Solid Solutions Ob-
tained on t he Basis of PbTe and Bi 2Te3
(0 podvizhnosti elektronov I dyrok v tverdykh rastvorakh, polu-
ohennykh na oanove telluridov evintma i vismuta)
PERIODICALs Zhurnal Tekhn. Piz., 1957, Vol. 27, Nr 9, pp. 2167 - 2169 (ussn)
ABSTRACTi On the strength of the facts mentioned here it may be said that
in all investigated cases theelootrons move along the sublattioe
of the cathions and the holes move along the anion sublattice.
Expressed ir. terms of quantum meahanios this means that the mo-
dulated amplitude of the wave function of electrons moving in
the conduction zone attains its maximum values near nodes occu-
pied by positive ions, while its lowest are attained near the
negatively charged nodes. For holes in a nearly completely fill-
ed zone the opposite is the case. Therefore electron mobility
is considerably reduced by the distortions of the "positive sub-
lattice", and hole mobility is considerably reduced by those
of the "negative sublattice". Furthermore, the conclusion is
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AV; 110iij I Ayrapetyanta, 6. V., 'fefimova, B. A. 30-1157- 58-8- ~~6/3 7
'ITLZ: Thermoelectrical xoperties and e of bonds of th-i
System Bi 2Te3 + Sb 2Te3 (Termoelektricheskiye evoystva i
kharakter svyazey sistemy Bi 2 Te3+ 8b 2To3)
P-ERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, 1958, Nr 6, pp 1768-1774
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: On account of an analysis of the structure of Bi 2Te,, Bi 23e 31
and Sb2 Te3the conclusion was drawn that three types of
binding exist in Bi 2 Te3 and in the alloy Bi 2Te3 + Sb 2Te3
An ion-, a covalent and a weak residual binding, As proceeds
from evidence presented in reference 5 the electron coniuc-
tivity proceeds along the Bi layers, in Bi 2Te3 as-well as in
the solid solution Bi 2Te3 + Sb 2Te 3.
This means that the zone of conductivity in formed by super-
imposed excited levels of the Bi-atoms, whereas the hol--~s
propagate along the Te layers. In such a conductivity scheme
Card 1/3 the mobility of electrons must be reduced and that of th-,

Thermoelectrical Properties and the Nature SO-1/57-58-8-26/137
of Bonds of the 3ystom Bi 2To 3 + Sb2Te3
holes must vary slightly If the Bi-atoms are partly substi-
tuted by Sb-atoms. The experiments confirmed this hypothesis.
(Ref 5 is still in the press). This is a study of the thermo-
electrical properties of polycrystalline samples. The develop-
ment of an ordered (uporyadocheniyel state was found in the
solid solution with a composition of the samples of
1/3 Bi2 Te3+ 2/3 Sb 2Te3 and 2/3 Bi 2Te3 + 113 Sb2 Te 3' As an
attachment a method is presented.for determining the width
of the forbidden zone according to the measured thermo e.m.f-_
Since this method yields the total value of the thermal acti-
vation energy at the measured temperature an(* perialts to de~
termine the width of the forbidden zone,&E in sub3t!inces with
a narrow forbidden zone this method is very convenient. 3till
this method exhibits great shortcomings: 1) it requires to
provide a series of sample3 with diffr.,rent carrier concen-
trations of either sign with a near-stoichiom-~~ric COMDOZi-
tion. 2) The production of samples with an An, r *( at
Max
Card 2/3 AE > 0,3 eV proves to be difficult, (as a homogeneous nampie
71~

7' --
Z"Irrperties an-4 Ih-.r tu r,
of-!3or,~?o of ~he J!,2jtc-m !N, 5 t' lib2-E~
') Te
with a low carrier concentration is rciquirrd). Th~-, constant
s~upervision of the work and the suggeotions rEnaio b:- 11
.;tillbans are acknowledged' by !.he authors.
11fiere are 6 figures, 2 tables, and, 11 refevences, 0' of which
are 60viet.
11-SSUCIATI-~"N: Institut poluprovoinikov AN SSSil Leningrad (Institute of
~P. - I
Semiconductors AS USSR, Leningrad)
SUB..ilTq"--'D: November 4, 1957
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AUTHORS: Yefimova, B. A., Stavitskaya, T. S., Stillbans, L. S.,
Z5YSoyeva - L_. -M.-
Q771.
TITLEg On the Scq~ttering Mechanism of Carriers in Some Solid
Solutionsv~ on the Basis of Lead- and Bismuth Telf~r_ides
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1959, Vol 1, Nr 9, Pp 1325 - 13,32
(USSR)
ABSTRLCT: The present paper supplies a store of experimental material
concerning the relation between mobility of electrons.and
holes on the one handp and the composition of various lead-
tellurium and bismuth-tellurium alloys on the other. The first
part of the paper deals with the dependence of the free-path
time of electrons and holes on the position of the impurity
atoms in the lattice. Following suggestions by A. V. loffe
and the scattering of neutral impurities was
investigated with the aim of increasing the efficiency of
thermocouples. The results obtained by several previous
investigations on this subject are briefly discussed and next,
the mobility-to-Gomposition curves of the systems Bi 2 Te 3-Sb2Te,,
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Solutions on the Basij of Lead- and Bismuth Tellurides
Bi 2Te 3-Bi2s39 and PbTe-PbSe (Figs 1-3) are dealt with. The
abscissa is given by the concentration (in atom%) of thf.
second component, while the ordinate is given by the mobility
of holes (Curve 1) and electrons (Curve 2). In the first case,
the hole mobility rises with concentrationg whereas the elec-
tron mobility drops; in the second case, the hole mobility
drops, while the electron mobility.remains about constant,
In.the third case, finall y, the two mobility curves have a
flat minimum at about 50'P~' PbSe. This is indicative of the
fact that electrons move toward the cation sublattice, and
the holes toward the anion sublattice. The relation be'~'ween
mobility and composition in thi; Pyatoffin B1 2To 3-111201) (Fig. 4)
and PbTe-SnIle (Fig 5) is more complicated, In the first cage
both curves have a minimum, in the second case the hole
mobility has a minimum with low SnTe-concentration and there-
upon rises steeply, while the electron mobility drops monottin-
ously. The electron mobility in biamuth telluride in about
four times lees than in bismuth selonide, and the hole mobil-
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Solutions on the Basis of Lead- and Bismuth Tellurides
ity in Bi Te is by the 1.5 fold less than in Bi Se Condit-
, 2 3 2 Y
ions in PbTe-SnTe (Fig 5) are even more complicated. The hole
mobility rises after a minimum, while the electron mobility
drops after a maximum. In a similar manner, the second part
of the paper investigates the dependence of the free-path time
on the carrier energy. A number of diagrams afe shown and dis-
cussed. Thus, figure 7 shows the-temperatur'e dependence of
mobility for pure PbTe and for PbTe + 5% PbSe with equal
carrier concentration (n - 4 1.1019); figure 8 shows the temper-
ature dependence ofVn.i. (the collision frequency
t 1) + )) il + Y? n.i.naenoting the frequencies of collisions
-mi:h therma'l vibrations, ions an .dneutral impurities).Figure 9
shows the temperature dependence of'mobility u in pure PbTe and
figure 11 u
PbTe + 5% PbSe, figure 10', n.i./T f(lgf.)t (n),
0.8
figure '12 7 as a function of S .). Figure's 13-19 show
the results of similar investigations for the systems
Card 3/4 PbTe-SnTe and Bi 2Te 3-Bi2Se 3* In all these cases, the free-path