SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YERMAKOV, V.V. - YERMAKOVA, I.A.

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INVEITTOR: _Ler~akov, V, V,
ORGI none
TITLEt Method of recording the faovements~ of,:& GM016 011iss 30,
tio..180737
SOURCE: Izobrateniya, promyshlennyye 6braztsy, t~iyarnlyy4 znaki, no. 81
1966, 60
TOPIC TAGS: ra,diotelemetry, biotelemet"ry,
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ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate,has ~eenl asued,for il~tdiethod of
recording the movements of a racing skier, This, is atliompliahed by
simultaneously recording the movements and taking:11'otiba pictures of
the subject. To obtdin'objectiva data on~the: ch~jnctelr.and sttucture
of the movements of a sportsman, the osctllograpfl,~af tllo; radiotele-
_,metric system telectively records mov6ments synchlidixonjily with a
motion picture camera. At a given momento a syll'aironilzing signal Is
r;
transmitted by radio to the oscillograph monLta Itid W. a screen monitor
situated In the field of vision of tho camera, objiliotIV1.14 Thin aignal
.0witches on elcdtromagnetic*devices.'~ -CD
SUB "CODE: 06t~~' ..:-A'TD PRtsgi
LS-0-rd- UM-11.6,121-007 1 616-,~073

LYSENKO, A.Ta.j,MTCHKO-MRIN, A.ru.j MRKOVq Y.M.; KABATSKIY,, A.1.1
MQWVA, S.P.1 TIMAKOW, VIV,
MBdicogeographleal studies of Brazi2. Top geog. no.68:137-203
1650 (MIRA 18:12)

R UMWOV v Ire
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Contboration with institutes. Work of the Central Laboratory of
the Moscow A-11 Automobile Faotory. Zavlab. 28 no.3-1:1390 162.
(MMA 15:3.1)
1e Zimestitell nachallnika TSentrallnoy zavodskoy laboratorii
~bskovskogo zavoda maL1olit,razhnykh avtomobile 1
7.
(Itscow-lutomobile industry)'i (Engineeribg laboratories)

YFJZY,AKOVp V. Ye,,
ymw7mv.' Ir. Ye. -- ffFcundations of the Organization of F-r,!strT 4n the
Protpetive Pelt3 of the Cnntral Course of the Dnepr." Min Hie-.hpr
Education USSR. Belorunsian Forestry Engineering Inst imeni S. M.
Kirov., Ylinskj 10,55- (Dissertaticn for the Pel,ree of Candidate
in A;!ricultural Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis's No 1. 11056

MMUZOVo V-:ro.,WLnd. sell skokhosyaotvannykh nauk
- I
Orvalsime the Exampment of protoctIve forest balts.# Sbor.
asuala.trud.3mr A00101174-180 0370 (xm n: 12)
(Forests am forestry) (Brosion)

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ZMAROY, V.K., prof.1 TRULL. O.A,O kand, eel I skokhox.naruk; MIROMMINOT.
V.S., kand. melt skokhos*nsuk~~~JJAW kand.sel'skokhos.
nauk; CMRWM# lot redoo: WWAWFA* Not tekbne"d*
ETImber valuation mnml] Lesotskmatelowyl sprevoaWk. Pod
obahohel red. V.1.2sk1wrows. Minsk, Goolsd-ve DOM, 1959.
3009. (MM 13:4)
(Forests and forestry-Valuation)

1~~,-"Ov I V. Ye.
Chameteristios of the compooition of natur&-Uy repnerated stands.
Sbor. bot. rab. Bal. otd. VBO no.2:199-192 1609 (Km 15:1)
(White Fbmsi&~Foremte and fwootr7)

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ZAIKHAROVp Vasil-iy Kirillovichoprof.; TRULLI.Oleg Antonovich;,MIROSMIKOV,
Vladimir, Samenovich; YERHAKOV) Viktor Yevoeyevicb.; CHM4YAK, L.,
red.; NUVIKOVA.. V...
[Forest valuation bandbook] IonotaknatsionrVi Bpravocbnik* Pod
obshchei red. V.K.Zakharava. Izd.2.0 iopr.i dop. j1inskv Goo.
isd-vo BM. Red. naucbno-tekbn.lit-ryj, 1962. 367 p.
(MIRA 1536)
(Foreistn and foreatry-Valuation).

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- --- - ftiiiAi(~-, A.P.00BROVOLISICIT. D.S...UWO. "Ta--V*.,TmCEUwjT, S. yo.
Bloctrophoretic determination ot'protoln fraotlm on Paper, Doklady Akad.
nank,3581 8? no. 61lO33-lW 21 Doe 1952, (CM 23--5)
1,, Presented by Academician A. 1. Operia 23 Oot*ber 1952. 2. Lenin-
grad Scientiflo-Revowah Institute of Blood Tra0aftsion, Central
Scientific-Revearch Paper Institute, and Central Scient Ific-Res earch
Veterinary laboratory.

3/()35/62/000/012/M/064
AOOI./AIOI
AUTHORS; Trunin, Yu. M., YermakOvi Ye. 0.
TITLE: A template-parallaxometer
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronamiya i Oeoaeziya,,~no, 12, 1962, 19,
abstraoi 12G131 ("Byul. nsuchno-takhn. inform. N-vo geol., i akhr&ny
nedr SSSR", 1961, no. 5 (33), 57 58)
TEXTt A template was constructed in an expedition of -the All-Union Aero-
geological Trust; it is used to measure (without a stereoscope) a pair of points,
whose relative elevation is to be determined, from-two.adjaoent aerial photo-.
graphs of the base (b) of photographing and difference of forward parallaxe5
(ap). The instrument set includes a table of parailacti~ coefficients (H/b)
using which one can easily determine (from a corresponding altitude of photo-
graphing and measured base) elevation by the formula:
h - (H/b) -Lp.
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S/035/62/boO/Oi2/Oo.,2/064
A template-parallaxometer A000101
The table of expeoted errors mh, exRressed In terms of photograft altitude, is
presentedas a function of distancel(r) on aerial-photograph between the points
being determined (from 1/700-H at r 10 mm to 1/280-H at r'w 55 mni).
1. Mityachkin
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]

MOSHKOV,,B.S.; YERHAKCYV, Ye.l.; DEGTYAREV, P.A.
Effect of soil moisture on the diurroal rhythMn of move"nt in Perilla
oaymoides. Dokl. AN SSSR 153 no.2s477-480 N 163. (MIRA l6t12)
1. Agrofizicheakiy nauchno-inaledovatellskiy institut, Leningrad.
Fredstavleno, akademikom A.L.KursanoVt.

YXWAMDV, To.X., ahofer.
Track driving experience. Avtodor.18 ao,7tl6-17 1 155. (nRA 9:4)
(Automobile drivers)

=IN, N.A.; 44mr-WW"we-
Uporlence in constructing and using Centri-cisanev:~. Bumprow.
33 no,lOtl9-20 0 f38, (MIRA litil)
I* Xandrovskiy teellyalosao-bumissbAw kombinato
(Woodpalp lnduvtrp--JkMlVftat~ and supplies)

'RAR OT, L.A.; GOMTOY, V.I.; INTUINOT, D.T.;
P32RR 01, N.I.; RMITSEf. A.M.; RYAZANTSW, A.B.;
TSIMIN. G.1.; YAROSHICT,D.U.; 33, V'A., glayn
0 " red.;
SOMal, A.T., Sam.glaynogo red,; RAK 11, GA,, red.; GRIEWICH,
G.B., red.; YSPIFANOT, JI.P., red.; ONMIM,'I.A., red.; KHOKUOV,
B.A., red.; 1ININ, P.A., red.; TABUNINA, N.A., redjod-va;
OGWO, L.K.. tekhn.red.
(Manual on accident prevention and Industrial sanitation during
construction and repair operations] 3pravochnoe posoble po takhnike
bexapannosti I promeanitarii pri proixvodetva stroitallno-montazh-
nykh rabot. Pod red. G.A.Rakitins. Mookwa, Goo.izd-vo lit-ry po
stroit., arkhit. i.stroit,materialaw, 1961, 359 pjNIXA 14:4)
1. Akademlys stroitalletys I arkhItektury 8=.~ Inaiitut org"i-
matelip mekhanizateii I tekhnicheekoy powshohl stroitelistvu.
(Construction industry--Hygienic aspects)

YERMAKOVI-Ye.l.; SHAMSIYEV, A.
Growing plants on porous ceramics in research work.
Trudy Otd. fisiol. i biofiz. rant. AN Tadsh, SSK 3s
124-135 164. (MIRA 18:4)

rERMANOV, U.S.
Sow data on the uve of oxyhm m, try;
-.for the comparative
evaluation of the~effectivensso of oxygen and~ieroth6rapy in
the children's olinic, Pediatriis, 41 no.9#5044 S 162.
KPA 15112)
1. 1z akademicheakoy gruppy-deystvitellnogo chlena AMR SSSR
Proll.. Yu.F.Dombrovekoy,i kafedry detskJLkh bolexney (zav. -
prof. yu.F.Dombrove)mya) I Moskovoko o ordena Lenina meditain-
skogo instituts, Imeni IASechenova Idir. - cbi~n-kjdrrespondent
IM 138SR prof. M.Kovanov).
(BIMD-.UrG'EN CONMNT).(AEROTHMAIFf)(OXYG9R THERM)

YERMAKOV, Ye.s.
T111.8j;l~-jr-ien fallows. Zemledalle 26 no.802~-33 Ig I&.,
(WRA 17; 11)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellaki7 institut sellskogo kho,~,yaystva
tsentraltnykh rayonov necherbozemnoy mony.

'YERMAROV Yo
Changes in Bomb fftetions of the 4.xternal k9ap: fttiort
chronic pnewonia in children, Soy. mod, 28 no~02-34 S 165.
(MTI(A 18:9)
1. AkEZemicheskaya gruppa deystvital!nogo chlena AMN USSR prof.
Yu.F.Ilombrovskoy i kafedra detskikh bolezrwy (za'v. Yu,,F.Dombrovska-ya)
I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina meditsinakogo Instituta imeni Sechenova.
.........

12'(. The of Intoxication Caused by Ethylated Gasoline
"ClizLtaal Evaluation of Some Methods of Treating Chronic Intox-
ication by Ethylated Gasoline [Leaded Gasoline1j," by Capt YS.,,X
Yerma1mv of the Medical Service.. :Voyejwq-Xqditsins4y Zhurnalj
30_73~., 57,, pp 46-48
Clinical tests conducted by N. V. Lazarev.. I. G. Ravkin,' A. A. Glebovichj
and others establishad that prolonged sleep induced by bax;biturates combined
with the administrationof magnesium sulfate and vitamin B are an effective
method of therapy for intoxication caused by ethylated gasbine., magnesium
sulfate being the mera effective therapeutic agent. Previous experiments
at the Military Medical Academy imeni S. M. Kirov and the First Leningrad
Medical institute conducted by A. N, Kuznetsov and V., V. Zakusov., in which
sodium hyposulfite and glucose were administered to treat such an intoxics-
tion.,produced negative results. Failure to develop a specific therapy for
tetraethyl lead intoxication was partly due to the fact that little was
known of the intoxication process which took place in the organism. "It
is now the author writes,, "that ethylated gasoline intoxication
induces a pathological process in the organismo which., once initiated., con-
tinues to e I
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1-4"M
th liome ball cinogens.
Glinical aspeCtS and treatment of poisoniAg vi (MIRA 15:2)
Voeno-medo bur. no.8:89-91 A
IRLSIU., IGOI.OGY)
IHALIAGINOGENIC DR TOX

YERKAKOV,-X!M~g Viktoravlabs KLIMDVp S.P., rod.; LEBEDEVA, G.T.,
tokbne Me
(Chronic poisoning with tstrastlq~lsad] Khronlebeekos' otrav-
lenis tetraetilsvintsom. Lonlngftdp Madgis, 1063. 98 P.
(MIRIL 16:4)
(LEAD POISONING), -

BOGDAriov, N.A.; M."PAOVp Ye.V.; 114AVIVA,71 R.G.; LIMIM:*1111H, .,-
SHELYAM-1-Mr. r=SHv_%FKO, V P.,, red.
[Pathology, clinical aspects, and treatment An laslon-,
from -toxic chemical agents and radioactive subsiances)
Patologiial klinika I tarapila pri porazheniiakh OV I fl"'.
Leningrad, lv~edltsina, 1961,. 186 1). WmA L8z'!)

H",Ir7 411i [I V J IS it rr I IA 1111 ii ill W Ill.. HP IlItIlIqllill 1111111 rlljljpljjrlqj I
YILLE, S.R.j JERUKOVAO Ye.ya.; ZUP-'VAj 1U.1;.1 MDAIMIX, L.V.
Study of viruses is olated from monkeys. Vop. virus. 6 no.6:704-710
N-D 1,61. (MIRA 15t2)
1. Mookove v nauc4o-issledovatel'ski institut virusnykh preparatov,
11:1AU-SES) (14ONHYS) I

3/122/62/000/011/001/001
D262/D308
MR:
Yermakov, Yu.A., Engineer
TITTII~: The threading of parts made of pre.-hardened steels
PEIUODM%L: Vestnik n-shinostroyciiiya, i~o. 11, 1962, 57-60
T=: A detailed description is given of cx-pcrine'nts con-
ducted to establish the geometrical parmidtars of the working parts
of the cutterS and oi.timal speeds of cutting and feediiig -for thread-
in- of hardened steels of 35 - 64 IRC. Threading tools used in_the
exneriments wer-2 -,.-;th cutting bladem made of various hard.
alioys (tungsten 'cLarLbide'). Conclusions: 1) The wcar cIta,,;Zcs during
the cutting procesn; therc are 3 periods: lat - intensive wear of
the rear face (to 0.1 - 0.15 mm), 2nd - less intensive and almast
constant rate of mar, 3rd - very intence rate o.-22 wear. 2) Une
Aer,rce of finish oil thc thread sidea dependo little on the cvtter
wear xid o.)cratirW, conditions. .3) The lowest.wear.-is obtainod for
-Iront angle 100 -for hardnes-c of 64 1112; and 50.--Por
hardnesSes of 45 and .57 1II1,C1 -and for clearance angle c6 60 for all
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I'he threading of parts
hardnesses. 4) `Jith incrr-asirv,
parmissible"Accd decreases. 5)
1--he cutter uYear is more pronounl:cd
than for leso hz,rd stccl-- (35
4 tables.
S/12Z
-1-621000101110011001
D262/D3OG
hardness of the worlhed metal the
The cfEcct of the cutting, speed on
for harder steels (57 - 64 I=)
45 HUC). There are 2 figures and
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YERMAKOV, Yu.G. [IErmakovs, IU.H.]
--
Angatar unconformity between the Middle and Upper Sdraatiam in
Pri#bllnoye, Bashtanka DIstricts, Geols-shur.2A no,,4;109-110 164.
(mm 18,Z)
L Dnepropetrovskaya komplakenaya goologorasvedochnoya
ekspeditaiyas

YEMKOVP Yu.0. (IErmakovp N.H.]
groolve-tectonla Warp Irk the noithern part of the IIIAtvk Sma
regions Geol. zhur. 25 na,WO3~101. 1650 JKMA l8t6)
1. ]Dnepropetrovekaya komplskamqm geologoravadochnay-a ekepeditslya.

IEI:FAIAKM# YueGe
Aptian and Albian trwAghe in the Sivash and ~ Karld n4 t 'region
in the soutbern margin of the Russian Platform. bokl. AN MR
165 no.3:640-642 N 165. (KIRA 18 tU)
1e Dnepropetrovskaya kamplakanays, pologoramdoahmp
ikspediteip tresta ODneprogeologlyaN. Subuitted June 40 1965.

AUTHOls Yorn*kov, Yu. 1. 20-118-6-5/43
deem space With a Cubic Sealmetric (Trokbaernoye
pr;",r*r-"-9-TTWQ, --- o-kabichoskoy polumtrikay)
PBRIODICALs Deklady AkadomiL Naukv 1958p Vol 118,Xr 6typ 1070-1073 (USSR)
A31STRACTo The author considers throodisessional Finslor spaces F(3) with
3
the aetric
3
do dpaxpdxr QA#A #r W-Ip2O)
and a son-Taxishing determizant..Ze constructs a connection
in the 7(3) being invariant with respect to a conformal trans-
3
fo,mation of the notriol necessary and sufficient conditions
that 70) is confornally plane are given. Further some properties
3
of a space X3 with a given field of the psoudotensor are
Investigated. A result duo to Tonooka [Rof 21 is formulated
somewhat more exact.
Card 1/2 There are 4 r*f*r*ncosv 2 of which are Soviettl Anerican,1 Dutch.

-3-1.,Bpaoe With &.Cubic Sominetric 20-118-6-5/43
ASSOCIATIONsBaratovskiy gosudarstvonayy uzivorsitgt inful NoO.Chernymbevokogo
(SIZAtov State University i"ai NA-Cherayshevskiy)
PRISINMs September 139 1957, by I*G.Petrovskiy, Acadesioian
BUNN i December 28t 1956
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5(3J
AUTHORS; Kagan, ~u. B., Bashkirov, A. F7., Y.110er, G. A. ,
Yu. I.
TITLE: Transformation of n-B"tyl Amine Under Svnthes4-s Conditions
From Carbon Oxide and Hydro-cn (Prevrashchenive n.butilarnina
W
v usloviyakh. sinteza iz okisi ugleroda i vodoroda)
PERIODICAL: Izvestija Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khiniche:31kikh nauk,
1959, Nr 7, pp 1345 - 1346 (USSU)
ABSTRACT: It had been found in praviouA invc-atV,qtions that i~her, syn-
thesizing ri-butyl amine froa CO, H2 and IM 3 in. the prc-sence
of iron catalysts, di- and trialkyls ar.-% for~-ed in addition
to monoalkyl amines. Moreovt-r) the forziation of th4t di- and
trialkyls was found to be dopendent in the coAr~ue of rcaction
by the facilitated reacting possibilitj of Amines vith
hydro,goriation of the
oxy3en-containing products from tho I
carbon oxide (alcohols, aldehydes? rtc". T%,:, oonclasion vas
drawn therefrom that the secondar) and tertiarj a~ilnes !.-,ai be
obtained from CO, H 2' and the primarl aimini, herc n-bu%yl
Card 1/3 amine. This conclusion is submitted 'to Qxu--.ination in the

Transformation of n-Dut;rl Anine Under S;nthdsis 5011/62-5c"-71-34/38
Conditions From Carbon Oxide and HjdroLien
-)resent rapcr. The synthesis conditiors were the -is
in references I and 2. A molten iron catalyst 7as also -anr~(!
in the investi:,ation. The amines obtained i.crc potentio-metri-
cally titrated. The followinC van investiZated in the ccar:3(~
of ainthcois: the influence exerted by tht- anin~ additloo rate
upon the catalyst, by temperature, premature, ard llv~ iati''
Cb/H in the initial mixture on the yield and the -prodacts uf
the synthesis. The data obtained are specified in 40im- t-qb-c. It
vLay be observed froir. the latter that ccuwn6arj an(7 tertial-i
amincs may be actaally obtained in thitj iannner %',;Fcri~rd, and
that, 'by changing the conditions, the roction may be dire-ct-.d
to the production of either secondury or tertiary aiuineB. In-
arease in the concentration of n-butyl mmine and t~.r,-.erature
leads to the predominant formation of auilz-,!,
tion of hydro!,enj low temperature, and t-,lo-o tiddition of x~-butjl
amine on the catalyst for the foria3tion of tcrtiarj a,~Ane.
3ising pressure increases the foraiation of tht two amineri. Lt
,90-150 0 the largest percon-tage yicld of occandary and ti:rtlarj
ataines is obtaiiied (45j,)- The additionally obtain,.;d priwarjy
Card 2/3 aminc. (50'0) in c'iuscd by diaproporLionation. There are 1

Transformation of n-Butyl Aiii-ine Under Synthtsia 0 GV/62 -59 -7-3 -1 /."ic
Ld
Conditions From Carbon Ox.-de and Hydrogen
table and 10 referencca, 7 of which ax-,- $oviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut riefti Akadomii nauk S3SH (Inctitute of Petrol--:-u!-.i
of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: Jamary 19, 1959
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SOV120-128-3--/'
AUTHORS _YU - 1~ _.
TITLZ% Xn Spaces With an Algebraic Metric and Semimetric
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk 33SR919599vol 128tWr 3vPP 460-463(USSR)
(q) t
ABSTRACTs In n-dimenni onal Finsler spaces P n ,he author defines I.!
the case n;p2q q>3 a sYmmetric linear ~affine conneotio'~% In
a way deviating from Cramlet,~-Ref 77 (simpler). Ile div,.,r
minoo,complete systems of di orntialland conformal differ-
ential oommitants. The author gives necessary,and sufficient
oondi tions that F(q ) be plane or conformlly plane. All to-
n
gether there are fiv6 theorems without~proof. The author
.mentions A.Y**Liber. There are 7 ref4rencas, 4 of which are
Soviett I German, 1 American, and I Ja~aness%
A33OCIATIffs Sars-tovski gosudarmtvennyy universitet imeni H.G.Cherny-
, shevskogo TS&ratov State University imeni N,G.Chernyahevskiy)
PRZSZNTBDI Nay 25, 19590 by I.G.Petrovskiy, Academician
3UDNI1ft=s . Nay 229 1959
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YERMAKOVt YU. 1. 9 CAH0 PHYS MAT" 84;1 cleclucyny OF LSPACgfXS~_
WITH AL49GRAIC MgTltlc~ On Samemetalc* SARATOV9 1960. (Mi" or
HigHER AND See SPEC ED RSFSR. KAZAN# ORDER of LAsoR REo BAN-
man STATa Umov I* Ve to UVyAm9v-L9NIm).q (KLq 2~.61t 198).

AUTHORSt
TITLE&
8/020J62/143/005/014/018
B101/B110
Yermakov. Yu. Ia# Boreekovy X.# Corresponding Member
AS USSR, Dzialkol V. A., and Ivanovaq L, 1.
Low-temperature polymerization of ethylene on Ohromium oxide
catalyst
PERIODICALs Akademiya nauk SSSR. Dokladyq v. 143P no. 5~ 1962,
1139-1141
TEXTs The polymerization of ethylene at 75 0C# i.e., below the m.p. of
the polymer I on a chromium oxide catalyst, whose preparation has been
described earlier (DANt U6p no. 19 125 (1961)), is discussed. The
experiments were made with high-purity C 2H4 (1-2 ppm 021 3 PPm H20) in
purified n-heptane at constant pressure (5-15 atm). The following
results were obtained (Fig. 1)1 (1) an induction period was observed
(30-150 min), which was shorter at higher pressure and higher concentration
of the catalyst; (2) after the induction-period the reaction rate
remained constant for a long tim* (at low catalyst concentration up to
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8102 62/143/005/014/OiB
Low-temperature polymerization ... B101YO110
20 hrs); (3) the polymer consisted of 0.2 to 3 mm large granulae;
(4) the initial grains of the catalyst had a aize of 0-5 to i mm-
Catalyst particles of 1-10,p-were found on the eurfacip (not In the bulk)
of the polymer grains; (5) a threshold concentration of the catalyst
exists below which there is no polymerization. Hence no polymerization
occurred with 0.0274% cat at in the solvent, and a slight
ly
polymerization with 0 .032~1 (6) the activity# Ap of the catalyst,
depends on the pressure, P; A apn (a,n a constants). At < 9 atmt
n - 29 at 11-15 atm, n - 31 (T3 the molecular weight, 11W, is
independent of the catalyst concentrationj but depends on Ps at 9 atmq
the UW wss 110,000-125,000, at~15 atm, the IN was 4009000-600,000;
(8) a maximum yield (1800 g polyethylene per g catalyst) was obtained
at 15 atm and 0.0520% catalyst concentration. There' are 4 figures and
1 table.
ASSOCIATIONs Fiziko-khimicheakiy institut Im, Lo Ta, Karpova
(Physicochomioal Institute Imeni. L. Tad Karpov)
SUBMITTED: January 11p 1962
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Low-temperature polymerization
5/020/62/i43/005/014/016
DIO11BIlo
Uff
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to
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Fig. It kinetic curve of 0 2R4 pol ymeristation at 9 atmo 75 09
catalyst concentration 0.330. Legends abscissa timaq min;
ordinate g 0 A astalyst*hr.
2H4
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YEM62XS.LW.; BORESKGV,, G.K.j DZISIKOY V.A-* IVAHOVA, L.I.; TRIFQIIOVO
A.3 0
Folymerization of ethyl*ne on a chromia catalyst vithout a Sol-
vent. Kbim.prom.. no,.7.*496-498 Jl 163. (KULA 16#9)

L 8493-M EWr1(M)/EWP(J)/T RM
SOORCE C069.,
ACC NR: AP502IM6
OV
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AUTHOR: Yernutkoi~. Yu. I.; L. P.
ORG: PhIsiocheinical. Institute: im. L. Ya. Khr' (Fiziko-khttilche'm,'Iziyinetitut);~
Institute of Catalysis, SUM S883 (Igo riza SO AN
TITLE: Study of U4 poolymrizat iWtics air othyien4n al 4~ filmimiriiii trio-dde ca!~';Yn~
..........
ne
under conditions of formation 0 a 0stalli PO
SOURCE: Kinstlica I kataliz, v. 6, no. 5, 1965; 089-896
f
TOPIC TAGS: chromium oxide. polymerizati(41wouca,:eth~..14iiu3
ABSTRACT: Thei study deals with the polymertiation khwt1as!oj[ ethylene on a chromium
trioxide catalyst irt cycloboxane attemperatures I bola* 900, 1. In a' suspension. ~ The
dependence of Uxt polymerbatioa rate on time to characteirlze~ij3y a dallinct induction
mrind in the course of which the vol-merizatiod, m0. cWos~ Ifilom z6v~i to a statlaaary-

A
JL/2 UDC U14 MAO 66~.&441.313.2
Card
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L 8495-66 W(MWWW/T/W(001~1
ACC NR: "5026478 SOY IODE: 1JR/Di t'
AUTHOR: Yermakov, Yu. I.: Boreskov, G..K,; 81161k0$ M. GM;
- t
q4 SY
ORG: Institute of Catalysis, 60 AN 68SR (Institutkitaliza SO Mi
TITLE: Kinetics and mathematical mo&1hig of the praCegs Of
of ethylene~pn a chromium trioxide catalyst
SOURCE: tika, i kataliz, v. 6, no. 5, 1965 909-915
I*W
TOPIC TAGS: polymerization rate, ethylene, mailieInuttic rn~odel,!ib
ABSTRACT: The kinetic elationships obtained b~-stvtd~ffigtbn luljiens~oa
of ethylene on a chiomig trioxido caplyst are c6naidered Jmath0'MUticm1'1l.,V.
was simulated on an MN-14 affZo-gdbknpuWr. Th~exlierim6ntai iluvves~of
zation rate vermw catalyst concentration and othy*epresoure 130 (b
cul-Eves obtained by the computer, and it, is ~shovrn that the rdathpn~ til
tally 'nhi! )~Gpbi
Ages ft relau0nighips fmmd,e~er*~ wl ~x
65A66/005/090/0915
rok1jov,; V. B.
~
Ij
rNadon
oidde
polymerization
The procoss
the polyinerl-
conspared with the
cal 0aseription,
livi madwmatical

industrial appili dadd 0
4 figures and 14 formulas.
1/2
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2. 90~4,1101~iMfi 313. 2
Map

TERMAKGV,,Yu.I,
Invariant equipment of certain gurfaces of a sj*d,al t:rlje In projective
space. Dokl. AN SSSR 162-no.6ol234-1237 Js 065. (MIRA 180)
1. Saratovskiy gosudarstvennyy univorsitst im. N,'G,.Cherpyshovskogo.
Submittel December 10, 1964.

NCYVALEVSK31,, I.I.,, kand. tekhn. n&uk;,YZFO4AKOV. Tu.11., j MEHUIOV, N.A.;
PROWVAp V.A.; CBI=MVAP LOL; NIXW~AG ' D.L# red* izd-va;
tekhn. xid.,
Da'am of heat1bg furnace* and stayes]Allbom otopitelInfth i by-
tovykh peahei. Moskva,. Goootrolizdat. Pt.24 [Staves for heating
and cooldag]Pocbi otopitelloo-varoobiWe. 1962. 88 y.'
- 1 1. . . I I I . .I (OaRk- 16: 1)
1e Akademiyi stroitelletva i arkhitaktur7 SM, Inmtitv*',jm
-on-Don. 2d. ratorii oto-
Rostov
stroitellstv RukovoditeV Ubo '
plardya, i vwiftilyertBU Nauabso-issledovatellskogo inatituta, p&
Istrditellstwu p PAStew4em-Don- (fdr.Kovalevskiy). 3. Naucbno-
ismJA"vatel!AW lantitut saniturnoy tekbniki Akadamu stroitell-
Xt#4 i -biteeftry, OR (for Yermakovp Merinovp Frolovaj
(Stoves) (Furvacemp Heating)

.14R. A?60~9952
v _~.~Ta.; Charnyanskiyp P. 14,; Yormakov, Tue Mej Zamchalov,
Zaj;p~odn~ko
Yu. ?,.; Shaumyanq G. A.
ORG 2 n6no
TITLE: A method for taking a finish cut in producing bodies of revolution.
0.' No. 164580 _jLqkcog_Hj&er Technical �chool of the Order of
Cannounced by
tile Order of the Workarst Red Banner imeni N. X. Bauman (MoAkovskoye ordena
i ordona Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni vyssheye tekhnicheskoye uahUiahoheff
SOURCZ; izobrot prom obraz tov zn,,' no. 15# 1966,0 129-130
Class
TOPIC TAGS: metalworking, metalworking machine accessory, machins tool, motal
cutting machine tool, body or revolution
AB5MCT; This Autho Certificate presents a method for taking a finish cut in
producing bodies of revolution being simultaneously turned (see Fig. 1)s To increase
the efficiency arzi to improve the quality of surface, the finish out is taken with
a tool bit fed In the radial and the tangential directions In roppoct to the products
T,l-,c lbil. is provided with two cutting blades) ono of Which is hold at an angle
to ~ ~-.a axis of tho). product and is f (A gradually into the contact with the product at
the removal zone of the outer layer. The other blade is held parallel to the axis
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flit] I It Milt :11011 Bull 11 1111IF11111 mill I
L 09256-67
ACC NRa AP6029952
Fig. 1. 1 tool bit; 2 first
cutting blade,' 3 - product;
zone of outer layer removali
second cutting blade
of the product and is ground to.fit that region of the body of revolution which is
bein,,- cut by this blade. It is this second baade which produces the finish cut on
'3
tile product. Orig. art* hasi 1 figures
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE-x 170ot64

C)
Y12(A.AKOV, lu.Ye., inzh*aer.
meow
Contl=ous valveless system for central
25 rio.6:27-29 Js 151.
(Heating from central
heatlv4. ftr.khoz.Aoak.
(H14U JC-9)
stations)

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YERMAKOV, Yu. Ye.
Heating from Central Stations
Organizing a central beating system for a large apartment houtio block. Gor.khoz.
Moske 26 no. 2, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 195;,2Uncl.

YERIZAKCV, Yus Ye.
Moscow - Hotels, Tnirerns, etc.
Sanitnry and nor-Aco equipment of the Ilotel "Sovotakala." Goil. Him. Morsk. 26 N'o.4, 19.152
&nth List, jLf'.jWU= Accession , Ubrnry of Congress, July 1932# Uriclassified.

YXRMIOTI YUJOI
~ --CNWMUWW~~
Ventilation Of Verwats In standard-plan &Wtmat house. Tod.i
man. tekh. no.12:111--23 D 156* (K= 10:3)
(yeatIlation) (Apw4wnt houses-Zesting and ventilation)

YXIMAMO YuOye*
"
.1 ~~Zew design of multiloop safety deviees for lov-epreasure gteam
boilers. Vod. I san. takh. no.6:10-13 Ja 158. (MIRA 11:5)
(Boilers)

ACCESSION NR: AP4032506
3/0080/64/037/004/0922/0925
AUTHORS: janukoxE ~A. 9 Morosov, V. 0.
ITLE; Absorption )wthad of separating wthylahloroollane end col.
T
lecting the unreacted methyl chloride in the direct synthesis pro.
cons
37-s no.
SCURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimiis, T 49 19649 922-925
TOPIC TAGS: mthylehlorosilanag direct synthesis, vWthyl chloride
absorption, chlorobenzene absorbents alkylebloroollans synthesis,
liquid gas phase equilibriums nitrogen methylchloride chlorobenxene
system nitrogen othylchloride chlorobenzene system# nitrogen methyl-
dichlorosilane claorobenzece system, nitrogen dimethyldichlorosilane
chlorobenzene system. Raoultis laws heat of solution
T
ABSTRACT: The solubility_of methyl chloride, ethyl chloride and
methy1chlorosilane in chlorobenzene was determined In order to pro-
vide data for the direct synthesis process for alkylehloromilanes
in which the unr(meted alkyl. chlorides are collected in chlorobenzens
The liquid-gas phase equilibria of the following systems were in-
.I.Card 1/2

Ip"I 1131", 11,11 It Jill], I P-If? 111111111 !11 111W I I
ACUSSION NR: AP40325W
vestigated at toospheric pressures. nitrogen-imthylehloride-
chlorobensene at 01 59 lOg 20 and 30C)g nitrogen-ath chloride-
chlorobensene at 109 20 and 30C)l nitrogen-nothyldic lorosilans-
chlorobenzene lat 20 30C), and nitrogen-dinothyldichloromilane-
chlorobenzene (at 10t 20C). The solubility of methyl chloride and
ethyl chloride in chlorobenzene is subject to Rapd-t's law. The
solubility of the investigated chlorosilanes in 'chlorobonsens is
significantly lower than in ideal solvents. The'solubility in all
the systems Investigated decreased with increa"*in temperature
The heat of solution (Iccal/kg) was calculated: nothyl chloride i20;
ethyl chloride 98.1; mothyldichlorosilans 95o6; d1methyldichloro-
sildne 72s Thus the absorption of all these compounds in chloro-
benzene is accompanied by evolution of large amounts of heat. Orig.
art. has: 3 tables, 5 equations and 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: OdJur,62 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: CC NR RAT SOV: 006 OTHER: 001
card 2/2

LIVIR, S.V-; SERAFIr-ICV, L..,,.; YEXAAKOVA: A.
-
-estlg&t,jng pjIasa relatinns in the proieE~ of abG:)rpt!~~,,.
M,0,11-~d of im .1 1 Ily 16/..
~~f a multl.~'-omponen". mixture. Khim. prom. no.5-064,36 0mr."'u I,w:))

AUTHOR: Mflishkina. A V Yerma A.
koval
TITLE: Proczess for prodticiion of sulfoiane I
00 5
N~Ition iofaulfolene)
SOURCE: Neftekhtmiya, v. 5, no. 4,- 1965, ~83-608 1:~ I
TOPIC TAGS: hydrogenation, orsianic sulfur, corktpouia,41j hyarogen, cattilysis,
nickel compound, chromium compound
ABSTRACT: Experiments on the hviro onlo 8 0,11
~Omti f )1ene; o sulfolane we re
carried out in a flow unit at 35C over a 4tWt-alyst 4fth Algraid size from 1. 5 to I
12. 5 mm, at it hydrogen feed rate of 8 litero/hour, an at dilferenL presi3ures and
concentrations of the sulfolene In the sulfolane. It witli founjJ that at a presaure
of I atm and at low concentration6 of sulfolene (up to'q typroAmately 10 wt %-) tile
reaction rate is described by an equation 'of the fIrst 7der. i With further increase
iin the concentration, the reaction crate at I atm press irv is;de-scribed by aai equa-1
tion of zero order. At 6 ntm, at all con~entratlcins kifdied,! the reaction rate Is
firpt 7rder. The average value of the ntlaction rate 61titstant. he 1. 5 hg/kg-hir, At
Carc 1 2

1 P03-66
ACCESSION NR: APS020957
sulfolene concentrations in the solution g .r.eater thaw!1divt 0,61 and at pressures
0
less than 6 atm the reaction rate Is detdrmined 6y 04 ratebf !_V~Fo t
!the outer surra ri. on fe d
,~e of the #,Atalyst. :At pre'asures greate', thati 10 atm. th6-j+L-ssure
had no effect on the reaction rate and thd~ latter vras a tnear;Jimction of the
amount of catalyst. It was concluded that.the followido parOneters are suitable
for an industrial unit: pressure 5- 20 atml; , temperature 35C; solvent, sulfolane,
: solution; 10,
concentration. of sulfolene in the startingi 1~ 14; c:1-tiklyst, nickel
chromfugi:-varticle size of -catal yst 4 x ~`nun. -Orig.,' ~hrt. ~ajp: 7 formulas
and 6 figuAs
ASSOCIATIO14: Institut kataliza, Sibirskoe otdele-nie SSSR (Ca!LijLqiq_~!qtitute--,_
Siberian Branch AN SSSR)
ENCL: 00 'SUR CODE: GC
SUBhUTTEa 05N*v64
NR REF SOV: 005 ovirm: o00
21j 2
1, A

I.P.; SEU' MW, L.A,,- PAA', I.
F pi
:;f Vie aLflorpti C,rl i;f' al~j-2
an--; -141 no.,4:19-L;: A!~, 165.
(MIRA lSs8)

Mg K C,
USS.R/Culft,,;,.-,U,z. Piaiy~s - Ilutatoes,
'ibs Jour A,f '"iur - Biol., No 10, 1958, 44log
ills
Author Grubinskiy, S.O., Yormkovn A Rubai*,uk., E.A., B-),-
Czm)vic:I, I.S.
Inst LIvav University.
Title Thc Effect of Fortilizurc wit'.! Yficroole=t Drossinc; on
'OhQ Crup of Eml-y H-)*Vaousv Vc&.table3 and Their ViZ~,d,*.
C Coiy~cnt.
Orig Pub : Dopcvi(-Ii ta povidomlQmrao Llvivslk. un-t, 1957, vyp- 7,
c7i. 3, 133-138.
Abstract : lio abstract.
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"I
GIMBINMWo B90o; TJMY410TA# AvAol FOYOVICKs I.T.; 041M TeA.
Xffect of fertilisers on the amount of vitambis Blo B2. %* and
asoorbic acid in leafy,vagetables. Rauch. dokl. vyo# shkoly; biol.
naulki no.2:130-133 '58. (MIRA 11; 10)
1.praitavlenalmfedroy fislaloAl. rastealy Livovskogo gosiudaretveu-
nom) universiteta imml Drans FrAWW*
(Vegetables) (Vitamins) (Fertili2ers and mnurefi)

PIK, I.hih.; URXU"A, A.I.
,
Relation of the sochanical charactoilstles of moldimg materials to
tablet form. XhIn.prou. no.8:48"5 D 135. (MIJU 9:5)
1.,Ksrachqrovskiy savod plastmam.
(Rustic $--testing)

T
Categor7: USSR/Analytical Chemistr7 - Analysis of organic G-3
substances.
Abe Jour: Referat Zhur-Xhimiya, No 9, 1957, 31092
Author : Tikhomlrova G. P., Shkodin A-N-,2!MM2v_a ~-"
Inst :not given
Title #Polarormphic Detezu1nation of Riboflavin.
orig Pub.. ukr. kh1m. zh., 1956, 22, xo 5, 687-69o
Abstract: A method has been worked out for the polargraphic determination
of riboflavin (vitamin BJ In mono- mA polyvitanin preparations.
0.25 g of comminuted average sample of monovitamin (or 4 g of the
polyvitsmin-) preparation are dissolved in 25 ml of background
electrolyte (Kohlthoff buffer solution of pH 8-6) and subjected
to polarographic determination with galvanometer sensitivity of
S a 1/50 and rheochord potential of I v, Also polarographed
are 9 ml of the solution under study in admixture with I ml of
standard solution (of pure crystalline vitamin 3,g); calculation
of the vitamin B., content of the sample is effected by the method
of addition.
card 1/1 .15-

SHKODIN, A.M.; TIKHOUIROVA, G.P.; YJRWOTA Ao I.
Piotentiomtric moth" for the Asteralution of mulfurls sold in
malic and fumrlo acidso Xhleb. I kond. pros. I no.9sl6-18 9 157.
1, Ukraluskly nauchno-Issledovatel'skly Imstitut pishchavoy pro-
1wohlelmosti.
(&dfurle aoid-Aulpis) (Valle &M-4nalyels)
(Phsarla "Id-Avalysis)

TMMMOVA. G.P.; TARKOOU. A.I.
IbUropophlo mosbod for the detexulftsign 9f ulcotiglo &Cjd ju
a monowltamin dr"- VOP-Plt- 19 SO-1161-63 JA-F 160.
(Nin 13:3)
I. Is laboratoril fislebookcy kbiall (=v. - ImudAhla.muk
A*No Shkodla) Uktraluefto ja=hao-j~sjsdw&tojoskogo Instituta
PiMbehavoy promyshleanostig Ipwobwo
(NIOOTINIO AND chemistry)

YERRAKOVA, L A.j MIKIIEYEV, G. D.
Nutritive value of basic grazirg crops of the Turkmn S.S.S.R.
Izv. AN Turk,SWR. Ser. biol,nauk no. 60-14 063. (KRU 17:5)
1. Turimenakiy nauchno-isoledovatellskly Jnstitut zhiv*Uovodetv*
i voterinarii,

BOROVSKIYP G.F. (deceased); ZINOVIYEV, G.A. [deceased]; nramou,- I.A.-;
NECHAYEVAJ, H.T.
Nutritive value of wormwood pastures in nortlvdostern Turkmenistan.
Trudy Inst. bot. AN Turk. SSR 7:40-60 162, (MIRA 170)

-, a TMUNA9 A A.
Qll*R"WK"~-t--,,-
Iffl"A Of.the Shape of US bal2lstla pulse of the current an
no"uwnat precision of,=Lvwtlo propertilas in ferro 0
matel-blalmi TrWW =IN no,103.72-M 1520* =nl6)

TEMKOVAl Anne Mikhoemyloulu DMINA, Mori" lAoni4iovum; BLUM, Te.N..
211111mor; SMMUOMY, S.T.. takhnichookly radaktor
[Planning 2abor end wages In cooperative trade artole) Mantrovanie
trudi I sarabotnoi platy Y. artellakh promyslovoi imcpskstait. No-
stva. lress. koop. 1241-v0. 1956. 90 P. (NIRA 10: 4)
(Vegas) (Industrial minagaiment)

1. ymmmOVII, A. cej
2, USSR (600)
4. Potatoes
7. Higi. yield of potatoes, KoM. proizv. 13, No. 2. 1953.
9.' Monthly List of Rasslan Accessions, Library of Congress, Hay 1953. Unclassified.
. i.

--.11.11 ....... ... ;'--"'..-'-..-'- ........ .......I. ..... , " " - ..
T.K. F"TY.PTA,- A - F - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - -- ---
XgLk my vyrashchivacut vysokie urozhai kartofella (How we obtain hif h potato yields) -
Moskva, Selkhozigiz. 1954. 16 P.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Vol 7, No 9, Dec 1954

Ilmilmi I I a Pletrovu# geroy Soto lallet Icheakago Truds; POtYAKOTA, v.,
UZOTLRYA, Ys.# tekboichaskly rodaktor
[How wo attained skill,- experienee of potato gro*9re on the
*Borodino* Collective Farm] Kok mW dotillial metirstwe'l epyt
s"na hartofeleyodov kolkhose *Borodinoe* [Moskva] Moskovskii
raboohl.l. 1956. 38 p. NWA 9:12)
(Potatoes)

PASHAYEV, A.G.; kZ~~A ~
Safety problemo in the conotruction and use of gas ompressor
stationo of oil and gas refineriox. Trudy VNIITB no,n:78-85
1590 (MIM 15: 5)
(cowrossors. -safety measures)

XABMv, v.j., insh.; XMIMiWyAAJ6-,juzh.; BAWMANTI, Ye.G. t inxh.;
BNLTULISON, Yb.K.-;-Tu-zh.
Attachments to pwmping jacks. Besop. truda v prom. 4 no.4:24-25 AP -
t6o. (MINA 13:9)
(Oil wells-31quipsent and **plies)

N.A.p doteentj MMMOVA., 1*7.0 ordinator
Ompm,rative erauation of Injuries In ahil&w ond mAber frain
the a1pplication of forceps by tbe'2SoT'iano* Metbod and by the
usual method. Akush.i gin. no.6#16-19 160. (MBA lJ*$I)
1. 1z kafedry akwheratya i ginskologil (my. - dotseut N.A.
Ibilko) pedistriobookogo fakulftets Kryukago x4fttolnikogo
institutao
(LAMv OMOUGATID) (BWR I&TURMY

YERMAKOVA, A.Ta.; TINDSHERLD., L.V.
--Effeat of -tholvaaum extractor on the mother AM infant.
kkumb.-i. &6.no.U65-70-065. (MA 18:10)
1,Aafedra-akusherstva I-ginokologii (suve- doktor mods rAuk
L.V. TimoshenWo) Lechabnogo fakulltote L'yovakop moditsinskogo
instituta.

SOV/137-58-9-18736
Translation from: Referalfivnyy zhurnal. MetaIlurglya, 14)58,14r 9, p 84 (U$SR)
AUTHORS: Ponornarev, V.D., Yermakova, B.A.
TITLE: Leaching Alumina From Alunite Ore by Sodium Sulfide Solu-
tions (Vyshchelachivaniye glinozema iz alunitovo)r rudy rast-
vorami sernistogo natriya)
PERIODICAL: Izv. AN KazSSR. Ser. gorn. dela, metallurgii, str-va i
stroymaterialov, 1957, Nr 5 (16), pp.69-79
ABSTRACT: In leaching alunite solutions with Na2S, the extraction of
JU203 in solution rises with the strength of the Na2S.solution.
,rhe optimum conditions for the leaching process are the follow-
ing: 400 g Na2S/liter; sulfide factor 4.5; process time I hr;
temperature 1000C; grinding to 140 mesh. Under these cond.--
tions, 9011o of the A1203 is extracted in the solution, and its
concentration therein is 110 g/liter. The major impurities in
alunite rock (Fe and 5i) do not go into solution.
G.S.
1. Ores---Processing 2. Aluminum oxide--Separation
Card 1/1

YMMMDVA~ 7-B- (Zeningrad)
PatheLogleal Wmt~iW of lmk=Uw. ArApats 21 so.Le" 159-
(KMA 12: 1)
I* rs kaf *dry Patologichookey anatemil (saw. - prof. N.A. Za)&arl-
Yawakwa) I loningradekogo aeditsinakogo Inatituts Imeni I.P. Pw-
loys.
(SUMIA patholoff,
. (Rub

..... ... ...... . . ..
TUMOVA, nitand)
ftlion ary cb&Ws In leukamla. Arkh,pat, 21 00,5935-41 159.
(AMM 12:12)
1. In kafedry patologichookoy avatooll (say, - prof. X,A* Zakharl-
yovsbiya) I Letingradekogo maditainskogo instituta Im. almd. I.P.
Pavlova).
(LIUKAMO pathol.
lungs (am))
(VMS. lathel.
In laulmala (as))

YMWAKOVA F B kand.ned.nauk
Peculiar course of laucosis. Vraehdelo no.loslOl 0 060. (KM& 13:n)
1. Kafedra patologicheakey amtonU (Zav. - prof. N.A.Zakharlye7skaya)
Pervogo Leningradskogo wditainakoga, Wtituta,
(LEUKMA) ,

URMAKOVAp F,B. (Uningmdo I"no:r pre 9 65/5t kv.78)
Age-related ebanges in the hem"ietic erg&= in nice. Arkh,
amto - gisto I ambr. 38 mo. 5s 56-59 NY 160s (KMk 14s2)
1. Kafedra patologicheakoy an&Umii (say. - prof. M.A. ZWiharlyevokaya)
1-p IooniWadakogo maditainskogo lmtituta iso &We I.?.
pavlm,
(RMTOFOIETIC SYSTEM) (AGIM)

YEalAKCVAp F.B.,
Adenmatonis of the lungs* Arkhyat. 22 no.9:62-66 160.
(MIPA 13:22)
(LUNGS--TUMDFS)

YERMOVAP 7, B. (Ioningrad)
Morybapnesis of leukemic cells in the focas of tmaolantable
laukmla In mice. Arkh. pat. no.6:10-16 161. (PIMA 241.12)
2. Is kafedry patologichookoy anatoxii (sav, - pr*f. X. A,
Zakharlyevokaya) I Inningndakogo wditsinakogo Izatituta.
(UMMIA)

SiMificance of the 17mphoid apparatus of the bronchW tme
In the developaent of leukemic foci In the lungs in traw".
Amted leukemia in nice. Biul . skap. biol. i med. 55 no.2s
87-91 F 163, (MIFA 166)
le Zz kafedry patologiobeekDy anatonii (say., - prof, M.A.
Ukharlyevskaya) I loningradskogo mediteftskogo inotituta
Imeni I*P.Pavlova. MmOstodma deystv~telfnp 'obleran
AMN MW N.N.
(UWEMU)

TZMKOVA, 0,.-A.; SHMNp M.A.j GORX=g GA.
Iffect of the pbysical elaracteristles of Aite plgmnts and
fiLlers on the properties of point films lakakms., =t. i
ikh, pristo no.4:70-U 061. (MMA 16:7)
United States-Figoants)
united States-nilers(In papers, point# etc*)
i

AUTHOILi Rasmudnva , X . S, . I ermakova. U, k,. anti 1-4 tomi "a
Rpeovery or titanium 'I ioxide (rut k I e) from C (-,In C-0-71, I,:! ed
d of
,tolutions of titanium mulnhate by tite addit:ion
various additives prior to hydrolysis. 1.
V
PF1110DICAL: Cheitife a chemickAl technologie, Prehled technjck~ a
hospodffskJ literatury, v .18, no,11, 1961 1;13
abstract ChOL-7085 (Lakokrasochnvyi- materjaiv, no, 1
1961. 30-331
T EXT TitaTtilla dioxide (rutilv) was prepared from cuPi*v-nvv,-,tFqI
so.lutions of titanium sulphate in the presence at addikxves Quth
ns zinc chloride formic acid. titan.i.tim tetrachloride etc.
Additions ranged from I to The resulting titanitint dioyidj,
consisted of 99%, ruttle,
I figure, 6 tabLva, 9 references.
[Abstractor's Not:*- Complete translation
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3/061J61/000/022/071/076
B144/B138
AUTHORS: Rassudovaq N. S., Tornakove, G. A., Istoninal V. N.
TITLE: Synthesis of titanium dioxide of the rutile modification fron
concentrated titanium sulfate solutions by injecting certain
additions before hydrolysis
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnalo Rhimiyal no# 22, 1961t 473, abstract
22P154 (Lakokrasochn. materialy i ikh primeneniye, no. 1,
1961, 30-33)
TEXT: Titanium dioxide of the rutile modification was obtained from
concentrated titanium sulfate solutions by adding 1-3~ zinc oxide, aluminum
hydroxide, TiO2 (rutile) hydrochloric said or its salt with the oxides
enumerated, magnesium chloride, formic and acetic soi4s, and of a number of
other compounds, to the prehydrolysis solution before adding the usual
nuclei. This method means that titanium dioxide can be obtained without
further cations and with up to 99.0% T102 contents As to weather resistance,
moisture contentf photochemical activityt and'basio coloring properties,
the T102 samplos obtained in this way are in no way inferior to TiO 2 of the
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Synthesis of titanium dioxide ...
8/08if6l/000/022/071/076
B144/BI36
rutile modification obtained by caloination of anatase-type metatitanic acid
r
with zinc oxide. 9 references. .A,bstractor's note: Complete translation
Card 2/2

M'XIAIIJKlY, V.Yo.; Y4,' in!'~U~A G.A.
~~_ _
Eq4iliaent for fine purification af paint materlal:; -rr! -e-ilurocessed
products; brief raview of foreign literature. L L' 1 ~ 'J 4 ~ ~ 6 .. - -
prim. no-3:82-89 163. wal 10.9)
(Filtcrs and filtration) (Paint industry-Equipmont and supp.lias)

14._ fmil", 07A
ffides and Skins
Practical mr:thod Of processing badj;rr hides, Leg. prm, 12 IT-u. 4, 1g-:,)
2
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, July 1953f. Unclassified.

YElOtAKOYAP ~G~G ----
------------- aw--
Pktorialo for the study of the by"tidifom mole, Akumboi gin.
no. 5:91-436 161. (KM 15: 1)
1. Iz lauabno-issledo7ateltakogo instituta akusharstva I ginekolo-
gii (dir. - prof. 0 V. Wkeyeva).
iMOLE (MMTOLOGY))

YEM4AKOVAj G. P. and. 10T-X_r- m State University A. M,. Corkiy)
,,_QVj V. V o (11P
"Investigation of hydrogenation of metals during electrolysis by method of
measurement of electric resistance".
Report presented at the Intervuz Conference on Electrodepositim of Nonferrous
Metals, Ural Polytechnical Institute im. S. M. Kirav,, Sverdlovsk, held from
27-30 MaY 1963
(IL-ported in Msvetnyye Wtally, No. lo,, 1963, pp. 82-84)
JPRS 24,651 ig may 1964

YEPIMOVA, I.A. "The Piolopy And Ecolr-7 of Honey PI - ntn of Vic yun(7~121
I
Ural Piadmont." Min Mvhm, DfucJIon MiRP.. Ifo:ktr;v
State U ivqf~ni t.111. Corlklt. Momcou, (Ni'llertation
for the Degrat of Candidate in Piolcgical Scinnee)
So: Knizbmya Latopis', No. 18, 1956,

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Commercial. Oil-Bearing. M-5
Sugar-Bearing.
Abs Jour; Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6P 1958, 25194
I
Author :-Yermakova- A.
Inst : Not--g-1ven
Title :Schium vulgare L.
Orig Pub: Pchelovodstvo, 1957, No 7p 46-47
Abstract: In Kungurskoye Predurallye, where one ordinarily
sees growing naturally during the time from June
to August the Echium vulgare L. an a biennial,
this plant appears as a highly productive source
of nectar. Its nectar productivity in 1954
amounted to 500 kg. per I ha. of planting. It
occupied about 10 ha. of buckwheat. The Echium
vulgare L. may be a prospective crop for nectar-
bearing on the flinty low-yielding carbonate soils
Card 1/2 134

I . USSR / Cultivated Plantsi Co=ercial. Oil-Bearing. M-5
Suga.-Bearing.
Abe Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 61 1958, 25194
Abstract; of the slopes and high ridges in the rayons of
South-East and Southern Predurallye. -- A. M.
Smirnov
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YERMAKOVA., I. A.
*The Nutritional Talus of Pasture Fodders of the Chernozem Soils
in Wintertime and Their Utilization." Cand, Agr Sci, All-Union Sci
Res Inst of Fodders, Moscow,, 1953. (RZhBiol, No 3, Oct 54)
Survey of ScientiJ-,':Lc and Technical Dissertations Defended at'USSR
Higher Educational Institutions (10)
Sot Sum. No- 461m 5 may 55

E FW 6 14'11
USSR / Farm Animals. Small Horned Stock
'Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 5, 1958, 21464
Author: :.Yermakova I. A.
Inst
Title Availability of Carotene to Sheep under Pasture Main-
tenance Conditions in the Kara-Kum Desert (Obeapech-
enmost' ovets karotinom pri pastbishchnom'soderzhanii
v Kara-Kumakh)
Orig Pub: Izv. AN Tur1cm SSR, 1957, No 2, 119-122
Abstract: The sheep pasturing in the Kara-Kum Desert are not
uniformly supplied with carotene throughout the year.
In April, they get 222-2~23 mg.; In May, 144-160 mg.;
in July, when seudek [?) and Chrosophora sabulosa de-
velop, they obtain ~202 mg.; when these Annuals are
deficient - 5 mg.; finally, in the fall, they get but
2 to 5 mg. of carotene. Deficiency in carotene intake
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21

22354-66
ACC NRt KP6013269 SOURCE CON t--:- UR .0 11 t 34 00 07
INVEITTOR: _Ler~akov, V, V,
ORGI none
TITLEt Method of recording the faovements~ of,:& GM016 011iss 30,
tio..180737
SOURCE: Izobrateniya, promyshlennyye 6braztsy, t~iyarnlyy4 znaki, no. 81
1966, 60
TOPIC TAGS: ra,diotelemetry, biotelemet"ry,
J i
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate,has ~eenl asued,for il~tdiethod of
recording the movements of a racing skier, This, is atliompliahed by
simultaneously recording the movements and taking:11'otiba pictures of
the subject. To obtdin'objectiva data on~the: ch~jnctelr.and sttucture
of the movements of a sportsman, the osctllograpfl,~af tllo; radiotele-
_,metric system telectively records mov6ments synchlidixonjily with a
motion picture camera. At a given momento a syll'aironilzing signal Is
r;
transmitted by radio to the oscillograph monLta Itid W. a screen monitor
situated In the field of vision of tho camera, objiliotIV1.14 Thin aignal
.0witches on elcdtromagnetic*devices.'~ -CD
SUB "CODE: 06t~~' ..:-A'TD PRtsgi
LS-0-rd- UM-11.6,121-007 1 616-,~073

LYSENKO, A.Ta.j,MTCHKO-MRIN, A.ru.j MRKOVq Y.M.; KABATSKIY,, A.1.1
MQWVA, S.P.1 TIMAKOW, VIV,
MBdicogeographleal studies of Brazi2. Top geog. no.68:137-203
1650 (MIRA 18:12)

R UMWOV v Ire
~
Contboration with institutes. Work of the Central Laboratory of
the Moscow A-11 Automobile Faotory. Zavlab. 28 no.3-1:1390 162.
(MMA 15:3.1)
1e Zimestitell nachallnika TSentrallnoy zavodskoy laboratorii
~bskovskogo zavoda maL1olit,razhnykh avtomobile 1
7.
(Itscow-lutomobile industry)'i (Engineeribg laboratories)

YFJZY,AKOVp V. Ye,,
ymw7mv.' Ir. Ye. -- ffFcundations of the Organization of F-r,!strT 4n the
Protpetive Pelt3 of the Cnntral Course of the Dnepr." Min Hie-.hpr
Education USSR. Belorunsian Forestry Engineering Inst imeni S. M.
Kirov., Ylinskj 10,55- (Dissertaticn for the Pel,ree of Candidate
in A;!ricultural Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis's No 1. 11056

MMUZOVo V-:ro.,WLnd. sell skokhosyaotvannykh nauk
- I
Orvalsime the Exampment of protoctIve forest balts.# Sbor.
asuala.trud.3mr A00101174-180 0370 (xm n: 12)
(Forests am forestry) (Brosion)

C OU IIATT Ry
"AUGORY
ASS . JOUR. RZhJ3 i Ol 110
AUTIOR
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"
-
~
~
~
-
i
or Fs
ar
e
i 7
omst Engineering Inetitute
cn tho Ptohlam of Crv,,.tnlminj~ tha in .~orcat.:5
of

PRIG PUB. nauc~ns 0-1-o 'Ictoruss',op ~,-aotnkhn. Ln-t, ";5'7, r~i
LC
74-ISO
1
.
, .
-c -Ahstract
C A-0

ZMAROY, V.K., prof.1 TRULL. O.A,O kand, eel I skokhox.naruk; MIROMMINOT.
V.S., kand. melt skokhos*nsuk~~~JJAW kand.sel'skokhos.
nauk; CMRWM# lot redoo: WWAWFA* Not tekbne"d*
ETImber valuation mnml] Lesotskmatelowyl sprevoaWk. Pod
obahohel red. V.1.2sk1wrows. Minsk, Goolsd-ve DOM, 1959.
3009. (MM 13:4)
(Forests and forestry-Valuation)

1~~,-"Ov I V. Ye.
Chameteristios of the compooition of natur&-Uy repnerated stands.
Sbor. bot. rab. Bal. otd. VBO no.2:199-192 1609 (Km 15:1)
(White Fbmsi&~Foremte and fwootr7)

11 milli !I;; tr
ZAIKHAROVp Vasil-iy Kirillovichoprof.; TRULLI.Oleg Antonovich;,MIROSMIKOV,
Vladimir, Samenovich; YERHAKOV) Viktor Yevoeyevicb.; CHM4YAK, L.,
red.; NUVIKOVA.. V...
[Forest valuation bandbook] IonotaknatsionrVi Bpravocbnik* Pod
obshchei red. V.K.Zakharava. Izd.2.0 iopr.i dop. j1inskv Goo.
isd-vo BM. Red. naucbno-tekbn.lit-ryj, 1962. 367 p.
(MIRA 1536)
(Foreistn and foreatry-Valuation).

- " I!~) It I 6L ,V-
- --- - ftiiiAi(~-, A.P.00BROVOLISICIT. D.S...UWO. "Ta--V*.,TmCEUwjT, S. yo.
Bloctrophoretic determination ot'protoln fraotlm on Paper, Doklady Akad.
nank,3581 8? no. 61lO33-lW 21 Doe 1952, (CM 23--5)
1,, Presented by Academician A. 1. Operia 23 Oot*ber 1952. 2. Lenin-
grad Scientiflo-Revowah Institute of Blood Tra0aftsion, Central
Scientific-Revearch Paper Institute, and Central Scient Ific-Res earch
Veterinary laboratory.

3/()35/62/000/012/M/064
AOOI./AIOI
AUTHORS; Trunin, Yu. M., YermakOvi Ye. 0.
TITLE: A template-parallaxometer
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronamiya i Oeoaeziya,,~no, 12, 1962, 19,
abstraoi 12G131 ("Byul. nsuchno-takhn. inform. N-vo geol., i akhr&ny
nedr SSSR", 1961, no. 5 (33), 57 58)
TEXTt A template was constructed in an expedition of -the All-Union Aero-
geological Trust; it is used to measure (without a stereoscope) a pair of points,
whose relative elevation is to be determined, from-two.adjaoent aerial photo-.
graphs of the base (b) of photographing and difference of forward parallaxe5
(ap). The instrument set includes a table of parailacti~ coefficients (H/b)
using which one can easily determine (from a corresponding altitude of photo-
graphing and measured base) elevation by the formula:
h - (H/b) -Lp.
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S/035/62/boO/Oi2/Oo.,2/064
A template-parallaxometer A000101
The table of expeoted errors mh, exRressed In terms of photograft altitude, is
presentedas a function of distancel(r) on aerial-photograph between the points
being determined (from 1/700-H at r 10 mm to 1/280-H at r'w 55 mni).
1. Mityachkin
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]

MOSHKOV,,B.S.; YERHAKCYV, Ye.l.; DEGTYAREV, P.A.
Effect of soil moisture on the diurroal rhythMn of move"nt in Perilla
oaymoides. Dokl. AN SSSR 153 no.2s477-480 N 163. (MIRA l6t12)
1. Agrofizicheakiy nauchno-inaledovatellskiy institut, Leningrad.
Fredstavleno, akademikom A.L.KursanoVt.

YXWAMDV, To.X., ahofer.
Track driving experience. Avtodor.18 ao,7tl6-17 1 155. (nRA 9:4)
(Automobile drivers)

=IN, N.A.; 44mr-WW"we-
Uporlence in constructing and using Centri-cisanev:~. Bumprow.
33 no,lOtl9-20 0 f38, (MIRA litil)
I* Xandrovskiy teellyalosao-bumissbAw kombinato
(Woodpalp lnduvtrp--JkMlVftat~ and supplies)

'RAR OT, L.A.; GOMTOY, V.I.; INTUINOT, D.T.;
P32RR 01, N.I.; RMITSEf. A.M.; RYAZANTSW, A.B.;
TSIMIN. G.1.; YAROSHICT,D.U.; 33, V'A., glayn
0 " red.;
SOMal, A.T., Sam.glaynogo red,; RAK 11, GA,, red.; GRIEWICH,
G.B., red.; YSPIFANOT, JI.P., red.; ONMIM,'I.A., red.; KHOKUOV,
B.A., red.; 1ININ, P.A., red.; TABUNINA, N.A., redjod-va;
OGWO, L.K.. tekhn.red.
(Manual on accident prevention and Industrial sanitation during
construction and repair operations] 3pravochnoe posoble po takhnike
bexapannosti I promeanitarii pri proixvodetva stroitallno-montazh-
nykh rabot. Pod red. G.A.Rakitins. Mookwa, Goo.izd-vo lit-ry po
stroit., arkhit. i.stroit,materialaw, 1961, 359 pjNIXA 14:4)
1. Akademlys stroitalletys I arkhItektury 8=.~ Inaiitut org"i-
matelip mekhanizateii I tekhnicheekoy powshohl stroitelistvu.
(Construction industry--Hygienic aspects)

YERMAKOVI-Ye.l.; SHAMSIYEV, A.
Growing plants on porous ceramics in research work.
Trudy Otd. fisiol. i biofiz. rant. AN Tadsh, SSK 3s
124-135 164. (MIRA 18:4)

rERMANOV, U.S.
Sow data on the uve of oxyhm m, try;
-.for the comparative
evaluation of the~effectivensso of oxygen and~ieroth6rapy in
the children's olinic, Pediatriis, 41 no.9#5044 S 162.
KPA 15112)
1. 1z akademicheakoy gruppy-deystvitellnogo chlena AMR SSSR
Proll.. Yu.F.Dombrovekoy,i kafedry detskJLkh bolexney (zav. -
prof. yu.F.Dombrove)mya) I Moskovoko o ordena Lenina meditain-
skogo instituts, Imeni IASechenova Idir. - cbi~n-kjdrrespondent
IM 138SR prof. M.Kovanov).
(BIMD-.UrG'EN CONMNT).(AEROTHMAIFf)(OXYG9R THERM)

YERMAKOV, Ye.s.
T111.8j;l~-jr-ien fallows. Zemledalle 26 no.802~-33 Ig I&.,
(WRA 17; 11)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellaki7 institut sellskogo kho,~,yaystva
tsentraltnykh rayonov necherbozemnoy mony.

'YERMAROV Yo
Changes in Bomb fftetions of the 4.xternal k9ap: fttiort
chronic pnewonia in children, Soy. mod, 28 no~02-34 S 165.
(MTI(A 18:9)
1. AkEZemicheskaya gruppa deystvital!nogo chlena AMN USSR prof.
Yu.F.Ilombrovskoy i kafedra detskikh bolezrwy (za'v. Yu,,F.Dombrovska-ya)
I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina meditsinakogo Instituta imeni Sechenova.
.........

12'(. The of Intoxication Caused by Ethylated Gasoline
"ClizLtaal Evaluation of Some Methods of Treating Chronic Intox-
ication by Ethylated Gasoline [Leaded Gasoline1j," by Capt YS.,,X
Yerma1mv of the Medical Service.. :Voyejwq-Xqditsins4y Zhurnalj
30_73~., 57,, pp 46-48
Clinical tests conducted by N. V. Lazarev.. I. G. Ravkin,' A. A. Glebovichj
and others establishad that prolonged sleep induced by bax;biturates combined
with the administrationof magnesium sulfate and vitamin B are an effective
method of therapy for intoxication caused by ethylated gasbine., magnesium
sulfate being the mera effective therapeutic agent. Previous experiments
at the Military Medical Academy imeni S. M. Kirov and the First Leningrad
Medical institute conducted by A. N, Kuznetsov and V., V. Zakusov., in which
sodium hyposulfite and glucose were administered to treat such an intoxics-
tion.,produced negative results. Failure to develop a specific therapy for
tetraethyl lead intoxication was partly due to the fact that little was
known of the intoxication process which took place in the organism. "It
is now the author writes,, "that ethylated gasoline intoxication
induces a pathological process in the organismo which., once initiated., con-
tinues to e I
"'TT

V j--- Yd-.V-.
1-4"M
th liome ball cinogens.
Glinical aspeCtS and treatment of poisoniAg vi (MIRA 15:2)
Voeno-medo bur. no.8:89-91 A
IRLSIU., IGOI.OGY)
IHALIAGINOGENIC DR TOX

YERKAKOV,-X!M~g Viktoravlabs KLIMDVp S.P., rod.; LEBEDEVA, G.T.,
tokbne Me
(Chronic poisoning with tstrastlq~lsad] Khronlebeekos' otrav-
lenis tetraetilsvintsom. Lonlngftdp Madgis, 1063. 98 P.
(MIRIL 16:4)
(LEAD POISONING), -

BOGDAriov, N.A.; M."PAOVp Ye.V.; 114AVIVA,71 R.G.; LIMIM:*1111H, .,-
SHELYAM-1-Mr. r=SHv_%FKO, V P.,, red.
[Pathology, clinical aspects, and treatment An laslon-,
from -toxic chemical agents and radioactive subsiances)
Patologiial klinika I tarapila pri porazheniiakh OV I fl"'.
Leningrad, lv~edltsina, 1961,. 186 1). WmA L8z'!)

H",Ir7 411i [I V J IS it rr I IA 1111 ii ill W Ill.. HP IlItIlIqllill 1111111 rlljljpljjrlqj I
YILLE, S.R.j JERUKOVAO Ye.ya.; ZUP-'VAj 1U.1;.1 MDAIMIX, L.V.
Study of viruses is olated from monkeys. Vop. virus. 6 no.6:704-710
N-D 1,61. (MIRA 15t2)
1. Mookove v nauc4o-issledovatel'ski institut virusnykh preparatov,
11:1AU-SES) (14ONHYS) I

3/122/62/000/011/001/001
D262/D308
MR:
Yermakov, Yu.A., Engineer
TITTII~: The threading of parts made of pre.-hardened steels
PEIUODM%L: Vestnik n-shinostroyciiiya, i~o. 11, 1962, 57-60
T=: A detailed description is given of cx-pcrine'nts con-
ducted to establish the geometrical parmidtars of the working parts
of the cutterS and oi.timal speeds of cutting and feediiig -for thread-
in- of hardened steels of 35 - 64 IRC. Threading tools used in_the
exneriments wer-2 -,.-;th cutting bladem made of various hard.
alioys (tungsten 'cLarLbide'). Conclusions: 1) The wcar cIta,,;Zcs during
the cutting procesn; therc are 3 periods: lat - intensive wear of
the rear face (to 0.1 - 0.15 mm), 2nd - less intensive and almast
constant rate of mar, 3rd - very intence rate o.-22 wear. 2) Une
Aer,rce of finish oil thc thread sidea dependo little on the cvtter
wear xid o.)cratirW, conditions. .3) The lowest.wear.-is obtainod for
-Iront angle 100 -for hardnes-c of 64 1112; and 50.--Por
hardnesSes of 45 and .57 1II1,C1 -and for clearance angle c6 60 for all
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I'he threading of parts
hardnesses. 4) `Jith incrr-asirv,
parmissible"Accd decreases. 5)
1--he cutter uYear is more pronounl:cd
than for leso hz,rd stccl-- (35
4 tables.
S/12Z
-1-621000101110011001
D262/D3OG
hardness of the worlhed metal the
The cfEcct of the cutting, speed on
for harder steels (57 - 64 I=)
45 HUC). There are 2 figures and
Card 2/2

YERMAKOV, Yu.G. [IErmakovs, IU.H.]
--
Angatar unconformity between the Middle and Upper Sdraatiam in
Pri#bllnoye, Bashtanka DIstricts, Geols-shur.2A no,,4;109-110 164.
(mm 18,Z)
L Dnepropetrovskaya komplakenaya goologorasvedochnoya
ekspeditaiyas

YEMKOVP Yu.0. (IErmakovp N.H.]
groolve-tectonla Warp Irk the noithern part of the IIIAtvk Sma
regions Geol. zhur. 25 na,WO3~101. 1650 JKMA l8t6)
1. ]Dnepropetrovekaya komplskamqm geologoravadochnay-a ekepeditslya.

IEI:FAIAKM# YueGe
Aptian and Albian trwAghe in the Sivash and ~ Karld n4 t 'region
in the soutbern margin of the Russian Platform. bokl. AN MR
165 no.3:640-642 N 165. (KIRA 18 tU)
1e Dnepropetrovskaya kamplakanays, pologoramdoahmp
ikspediteip tresta ODneprogeologlyaN. Subuitted June 40 1965.

AUTHOls Yorn*kov, Yu. 1. 20-118-6-5/43
deem space With a Cubic Sealmetric (Trokbaernoye
pr;",r*r-"-9-TTWQ, --- o-kabichoskoy polumtrikay)
PBRIODICALs Deklady AkadomiL Naukv 1958p Vol 118,Xr 6typ 1070-1073 (USSR)
A31STRACTo The author considers throodisessional Finslor spaces F(3) with
3
the aetric
3
do dpaxpdxr QA#A #r W-Ip2O)
and a son-Taxishing determizant..Ze constructs a connection
in the 7(3) being invariant with respect to a conformal trans-
3
fo,mation of the notriol necessary and sufficient conditions
that 70) is confornally plane are given. Further some properties
3
of a space X3 with a given field of the psoudotensor are
Investigated. A result duo to Tonooka [Rof 21 is formulated
somewhat more exact.
Card 1/2 There are 4 r*f*r*ncosv 2 of which are Soviettl Anerican,1 Dutch.

-3-1.,Bpaoe With &.Cubic Sominetric 20-118-6-5/43
ASSOCIATIONsBaratovskiy gosudarstvonayy uzivorsitgt inful NoO.Chernymbevokogo
(SIZAtov State University i"ai NA-Cherayshevskiy)
PRISINMs September 139 1957, by I*G.Petrovskiy, Acadesioian
BUNN i December 28t 1956
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5(3J
AUTHORS; Kagan, ~u. B., Bashkirov, A. F7., Y.110er, G. A. ,
Yu. I.
TITLE: Transformation of n-B"tyl Amine Under Svnthes4-s Conditions
From Carbon Oxide and Hydro-cn (Prevrashchenive n.butilarnina
W
v usloviyakh. sinteza iz okisi ugleroda i vodoroda)
PERIODICAL: Izvestija Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khiniche:31kikh nauk,
1959, Nr 7, pp 1345 - 1346 (USSU)
ABSTRACT: It had been found in praviouA invc-atV,qtions that i~her, syn-
thesizing ri-butyl amine froa CO, H2 and IM 3 in. the prc-sence
of iron catalysts, di- and trialkyls ar.-% for~-ed in addition
to monoalkyl amines. Moreovt-r) the forziation of th4t di- and
trialkyls was found to be dopendent in the coAr~ue of rcaction
by the facilitated reacting possibilitj of Amines vith
hydro,goriation of the
oxy3en-containing products from tho I
carbon oxide (alcohols, aldehydes? rtc". T%,:, oonclasion vas
drawn therefrom that the secondar) and tertiarj a~ilnes !.-,ai be
obtained from CO, H 2' and the primarl aimini, herc n-bu%yl
Card 1/3 amine. This conclusion is submitted 'to Qxu--.ination in the

Transformation of n-Dut;rl Anine Under S;nthdsis 5011/62-5c"-71-34/38
Conditions From Carbon Oxide and HjdroLien
-)resent rapcr. The synthesis conditiors were the -is
in references I and 2. A molten iron catalyst 7as also -anr~(!
in the investi:,ation. The amines obtained i.crc potentio-metri-
cally titrated. The followinC van investiZated in the ccar:3(~
of ainthcois: the influence exerted by tht- anin~ additloo rate
upon the catalyst, by temperature, premature, ard llv~ iati''
Cb/H in the initial mixture on the yield and the -prodacts uf
the synthesis. The data obtained are specified in 40im- t-qb-c. It
vLay be observed froir. the latter that ccuwn6arj an(7 tertial-i
amincs may be actaally obtained in thitj iannner %',;Fcri~rd, and
that, 'by changing the conditions, the roction may be dire-ct-.d
to the production of either secondury or tertiary aiuineB. In-
arease in the concentration of n-butyl mmine and t~.r,-.erature
leads to the predominant formation of auilz-,!,
tion of hydro!,enj low temperature, and t-,lo-o tiddition of x~-butjl
amine on the catalyst for the foria3tion of tcrtiarj a,~Ane.
3ising pressure increases the foraiation of tht two amineri. Lt
,90-150 0 the largest percon-tage yicld of occandary and ti:rtlarj
ataines is obtaiiied (45j,)- The additionally obtain,.;d priwarjy
Card 2/3 aminc. (50'0) in c'iuscd by diaproporLionation. There are 1

Transformation of n-Butyl Aiii-ine Under Synthtsia 0 GV/62 -59 -7-3 -1 /."ic
Ld
Conditions From Carbon Ox.-de and Hydrogen
table and 10 referencca, 7 of which ax-,- $oviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut riefti Akadomii nauk S3SH (Inctitute of Petrol--:-u!-.i
of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: Jamary 19, 1959
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SOV120-128-3--/'
AUTHORS _YU - 1~ _.
TITLZ% Xn Spaces With an Algebraic Metric and Semimetric
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk 33SR919599vol 128tWr 3vPP 460-463(USSR)
(q) t
ABSTRACTs In n-dimenni onal Finsler spaces P n ,he author defines I.!
the case n;p2q q>3 a sYmmetric linear ~affine conneotio'~% In
a way deviating from Cramlet,~-Ref 77 (simpler). Ile div,.,r
minoo,complete systems of di orntialland conformal differ-
ential oommitants. The author gives necessary,and sufficient
oondi tions that F(q ) be plane or conformlly plane. All to-
n
gether there are fiv6 theorems without~proof. The author
.mentions A.Y**Liber. There are 7 ref4rencas, 4 of which are
Soviett I German, 1 American, and I Ja~aness%
A33OCIATIffs Sars-tovski gosudarmtvennyy universitet imeni H.G.Cherny-
, shevskogo TS&ratov State University imeni N,G.Chernyahevskiy)
PRZSZNTBDI Nay 25, 19590 by I.G.Petrovskiy, Academician
3UDNI1ft=s . Nay 229 1959
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YERMAKOVt YU. 1. 9 CAH0 PHYS MAT" 84;1 cleclucyny OF LSPACgfXS~_
WITH AL49GRAIC MgTltlc~ On Samemetalc* SARATOV9 1960. (Mi" or
HigHER AND See SPEC ED RSFSR. KAZAN# ORDER of LAsoR REo BAN-
man STATa Umov I* Ve to UVyAm9v-L9NIm).q (KLq 2~.61t 198).

AUTHORSt
TITLE&
8/020J62/143/005/014/018
B101/B110
Yermakov. Yu. Ia# Boreekovy X.# Corresponding Member
AS USSR, Dzialkol V. A., and Ivanovaq L, 1.
Low-temperature polymerization of ethylene on Ohromium oxide
catalyst
PERIODICALs Akademiya nauk SSSR. Dokladyq v. 143P no. 5~ 1962,
1139-1141
TEXTs The polymerization of ethylene at 75 0C# i.e., below the m.p. of
the polymer I on a chromium oxide catalyst, whose preparation has been
described earlier (DANt U6p no. 19 125 (1961)), is discussed. The
experiments were made with high-purity C 2H4 (1-2 ppm 021 3 PPm H20) in
purified n-heptane at constant pressure (5-15 atm). The following
results were obtained (Fig. 1)1 (1) an induction period was observed
(30-150 min), which was shorter at higher pressure and higher concentration
of the catalyst; (2) after the induction-period the reaction rate
remained constant for a long tim* (at low catalyst concentration up to
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8102 62/143/005/014/OiB
Low-temperature polymerization ... B101YO110
20 hrs); (3) the polymer consisted of 0.2 to 3 mm large granulae;
(4) the initial grains of the catalyst had a aize of 0-5 to i mm-
Catalyst particles of 1-10,p-were found on the eurfacip (not In the bulk)
of the polymer grains; (5) a threshold concentration of the catalyst
exists below which there is no polymerization. Hence no polymerization
occurred with 0.0274% cat at in the solvent, and a slight
ly
polymerization with 0 .032~1 (6) the activity# Ap of the catalyst,
depends on the pressure, P; A apn (a,n a constants). At < 9 atmt
n - 29 at 11-15 atm, n - 31 (T3 the molecular weight, 11W, is
independent of the catalyst concentrationj but depends on Ps at 9 atmq
the UW wss 110,000-125,000, at~15 atm, the IN was 4009000-600,000;
(8) a maximum yield (1800 g polyethylene per g catalyst) was obtained
at 15 atm and 0.0520% catalyst concentration. There' are 4 figures and
1 table.
ASSOCIATIONs Fiziko-khimicheakiy institut Im, Lo Ta, Karpova
(Physicochomioal Institute Imeni. L. Tad Karpov)
SUBMITTED: January 11p 1962
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Low-temperature polymerization
5/020/62/i43/005/014/016
DIO11BIlo
Uff
jo
to
0
Fig. It kinetic curve of 0 2R4 pol ymeristation at 9 atmo 75 09
catalyst concentration 0.330. Legends abscissa timaq min;
ordinate g 0 A astalyst*hr.
2H4
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YEM62XS.LW.; BORESKGV,, G.K.j DZISIKOY V.A-* IVAHOVA, L.I.; TRIFQIIOVO
A.3 0
Folymerization of ethyl*ne on a chromia catalyst vithout a Sol-
vent. Kbim.prom.. no,.7.*496-498 Jl 163. (KULA 16#9)

L 8493-M EWr1(M)/EWP(J)/T RM
SOORCE C069.,
ACC NR: AP502IM6
OV
L
AUTHOR: Yernutkoi~. Yu. I.; L. P.
ORG: PhIsiocheinical. Institute: im. L. Ya. Khr' (Fiziko-khttilche'm,'Iziyinetitut);~
Institute of Catalysis, SUM S883 (Igo riza SO AN
TITLE: Study of U4 poolymrizat iWtics air othyien4n al 4~ filmimiriiii trio-dde ca!~';Yn~
..........
ne
under conditions of formation 0 a 0stalli PO
SOURCE: Kinstlica I kataliz, v. 6, no. 5, 1965; 089-896
f
TOPIC TAGS: chromium oxide. polymerizati(41wouca,:eth~..14iiu3
ABSTRACT: Thei study deals with the polymertiation khwt1as!oj[ ethylene on a chromium
trioxide catalyst irt cycloboxane attemperatures I bola* 900, 1. In a' suspension. ~ The
dependence of Uxt polymerbatioa rate on time to characteirlze~ij3y a dallinct induction
mrind in the course of which the vol-merizatiod, m0. cWos~ Ifilom z6v~i to a statlaaary-

A
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jrVf~
L 8495-66 W(MWWW/T/W(001~1
ACC NR: "5026478 SOY IODE: 1JR/Di t'
AUTHOR: Yermakov, Yu. I.: Boreskov, G..K,; 81161k0$ M. GM;
- t
q4 SY
ORG: Institute of Catalysis, 60 AN 68SR (Institutkitaliza SO Mi
TITLE: Kinetics and mathematical mo&1hig of the praCegs Of
of ethylene~pn a chromium trioxide catalyst
SOURCE: tika, i kataliz, v. 6, no. 5, 1965 909-915
I*W
TOPIC TAGS: polymerization rate, ethylene, mailieInuttic rn~odel,!ib
ABSTRACT: The kinetic elationships obtained b~-stvtd~ffigtbn luljiens~oa
of ethylene on a chiomig trioxido caplyst are c6naidered Jmath0'MUticm1'1l.,V.
was simulated on an MN-14 affZo-gdbknpuWr. Th~exlierim6ntai iluvves~of
zation rate vermw catalyst concentration and othy*epresoure 130 (b
cul-Eves obtained by the computer, and it, is ~shovrn that the rdathpn~ til
tally 'nhi! )~Gpbi
Ages ft relau0nighips fmmd,e~er*~ wl ~x
65A66/005/090/0915
rok1jov,; V. B.
~
Ij
rNadon
oidde
polymerization
The procoss
the polyinerl-
conspared with the
cal 0aseription,
livi madwmatical

industrial appili dadd 0
4 figures and 14 formulas.
1/2
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Map

TERMAKGV,,Yu.I,
Invariant equipment of certain gurfaces of a sj*d,al t:rlje In projective
space. Dokl. AN SSSR 162-no.6ol234-1237 Js 065. (MIRA 180)
1. Saratovskiy gosudarstvennyy univorsitst im. N,'G,.Cherpyshovskogo.
Submittel December 10, 1964.

NCYVALEVSK31,, I.I.,, kand. tekhn. n&uk;,YZFO4AKOV. Tu.11., j MEHUIOV, N.A.;
PROWVAp V.A.; CBI=MVAP LOL; NIXW~AG ' D.L# red* izd-va;
tekhn. xid.,
Da'am of heat1bg furnace* and stayes]Allbom otopitelInfth i by-
tovykh peahei. Moskva,. Goootrolizdat. Pt.24 [Staves for heating
and cooldag]Pocbi otopitelloo-varoobiWe. 1962. 88 y.'
- 1 1. . . I I I . .I (OaRk- 16: 1)
1e Akademiyi stroitelletva i arkhitaktur7 SM, Inmtitv*',jm
-on-Don. 2d. ratorii oto-
Rostov
stroitellstv RukovoditeV Ubo '
plardya, i vwiftilyertBU Nauabso-issledovatellskogo inatituta, p&
Istrditellstwu p PAStew4em-Don- (fdr.Kovalevskiy). 3. Naucbno-
ismJA"vatel!AW lantitut saniturnoy tekbniki Akadamu stroitell-
Xt#4 i -biteeftry, OR (for Yermakovp Merinovp Frolovaj
(Stoves) (Furvacemp Heating)

.14R. A?60~9952
v _~.~Ta.; Charnyanskiyp P. 14,; Yormakov, Tue Mej Zamchalov,
Zaj;p~odn~ko
Yu. ?,.; Shaumyanq G. A.
ORG 2 n6no
TITLE: A method for taking a finish cut in producing bodies of revolution.
0.' No. 164580 _jLqkcog_Hj&er Technical �chool of the Order of
Cannounced by
tile Order of the Workarst Red Banner imeni N. X. Bauman (MoAkovskoye ordena
i ordona Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni vyssheye tekhnicheskoye uahUiahoheff
SOURCZ; izobrot prom obraz tov zn,,' no. 15# 1966,0 129-130
Class
TOPIC TAGS: metalworking, metalworking machine accessory, machins tool, motal
cutting machine tool, body or revolution
AB5MCT; This Autho Certificate presents a method for taking a finish cut in
producing bodies of revolution being simultaneously turned (see Fig. 1)s To increase
the efficiency arzi to improve the quality of surface, the finish out is taken with
a tool bit fed In the radial and the tangential directions In roppoct to the products
T,l-,c lbil. is provided with two cutting blades) ono of Which is hold at an angle
to ~ ~-.a axis of tho). product and is f (A gradually into the contact with the product at
the removal zone of the outer layer. The other blade is held parallel to the axis
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flit] I It Milt :11011 Bull 11 1111IF11111 mill I
L 09256-67
ACC NRa AP6029952
Fig. 1. 1 tool bit; 2 first
cutting blade,' 3 - product;
zone of outer layer removali
second cutting blade
of the product and is ground to.fit that region of the body of revolution which is
bein,,- cut by this blade. It is this second baade which produces the finish cut on
'3
tile product. Orig. art* hasi 1 figures
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE-x 170ot64

C)
Y12(A.AKOV, lu.Ye., inzh*aer.
meow
Contl=ous valveless system for central
25 rio.6:27-29 Js 151.
(Heating from central
heatlv4. ftr.khoz.Aoak.
(H14U JC-9)
stations)

... I ..... .. .. ..... .... . -
YERMAKOV, Yu. Ye.
Heating from Central Stations
Organizing a central beating system for a large apartment houtio block. Gor.khoz.
Moske 26 no. 2, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 195;,2Uncl.

YERIZAKCV, Yus Ye.
Moscow - Hotels, Tnirerns, etc.
Sanitnry and nor-Aco equipment of the Ilotel "Sovotakala." Goil. Him. Morsk. 26 N'o.4, 19.152
&nth List, jLf'.jWU= Accession , Ubrnry of Congress, July 1932# Uriclassified.

YXRMIOTI YUJOI
~ --CNWMUWW~~
Ventilation Of Verwats In standard-plan &Wtmat house. Tod.i
man. tekh. no.12:111--23 D 156* (K= 10:3)
(yeatIlation) (Apw4wnt houses-Zesting and ventilation)

YXIMAMO YuOye*
"
.1 ~~Zew design of multiloop safety deviees for lov-epreasure gteam
boilers. Vod. I san. takh. no.6:10-13 Ja 158. (MIRA 11:5)
(Boilers)

ACCESSION NR: AP4032506
3/0080/64/037/004/0922/0925
AUTHORS: janukoxE ~A. 9 Morosov, V. 0.
ITLE; Absorption )wthad of separating wthylahloroollane end col.
T
lecting the unreacted methyl chloride in the direct synthesis pro.
cons
37-s no.
SCURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimiis, T 49 19649 922-925
TOPIC TAGS: mthylehlorosilanag direct synthesis, vWthyl chloride
absorption, chlorobenzene absorbents alkylebloroollans synthesis,
liquid gas phase equilibriums nitrogen methylchloride chlorobenxene
system nitrogen othylchloride chlorobenzene system# nitrogen methyl-
dichlorosilane claorobenzece system, nitrogen dimethyldichlorosilane
chlorobenzene system. Raoultis laws heat of solution
T
ABSTRACT: The solubility_of methyl chloride, ethyl chloride and
methy1chlorosilane in chlorobenzene was determined In order to pro-
vide data for the direct synthesis process for alkylehloromilanes
in which the unr(meted alkyl. chlorides are collected in chlorobenzens
The liquid-gas phase equilibria of the following systems were in-
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Ip"I 1131", 11,11 It Jill], I P-If? 111111111 !11 111W I I
ACUSSION NR: AP40325W
vestigated at toospheric pressures. nitrogen-imthylehloride-
chlorobensene at 01 59 lOg 20 and 30C)g nitrogen-ath chloride-
chlorobensene at 109 20 and 30C)l nitrogen-nothyldic lorosilans-
chlorobenzene lat 20 30C), and nitrogen-dinothyldichloromilane-
chlorobenzene (at 10t 20C). The solubility of methyl chloride and
ethyl chloride in chlorobenzene is subject to Rapd-t's law. The
solubility of the investigated chlorosilanes in 'chlorobonsens is
significantly lower than in ideal solvents. The'solubility in all
the systems Investigated decreased with increa"*in temperature
The heat of solution (Iccal/kg) was calculated: nothyl chloride i20;
ethyl chloride 98.1; mothyldichlorosilans 95o6; d1methyldichloro-
sildne 72s Thus the absorption of all these compounds in chloro-
benzene is accompanied by evolution of large amounts of heat. Orig.
art. has: 3 tables, 5 equations and 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: OdJur,62 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: CC NR RAT SOV: 006 OTHER: 001
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LIVIR, S.V-; SERAFIr-ICV, L..,,.; YEXAAKOVA: A.
-
-estlg&t,jng pjIasa relatinns in the proieE~ of abG:)rpt!~~,,.
M,0,11-~d of im .1 1 Ily 16/..
~~f a multl.~'-omponen". mixture. Khim. prom. no.5-064,36 0mr."'u I,w:))

AUTHOR: Mflishkina. A V Yerma A.
koval
TITLE: Proczess for prodticiion of sulfoiane I
00 5
N~Ition iofaulfolene)
SOURCE: Neftekhtmiya, v. 5, no. 4,- 1965, ~83-608 1:~ I
TOPIC TAGS: hydrogenation, orsianic sulfur, corktpouia,41j hyarogen, cattilysis,
nickel compound, chromium compound
ABSTRACT: Experiments on the hviro onlo 8 0,11
~Omti f )1ene; o sulfolane we re
carried out in a flow unit at 35C over a 4tWt-alyst 4fth Algraid size from 1. 5 to I
12. 5 mm, at it hydrogen feed rate of 8 litero/hour, an at dilferenL presi3ures and
concentrations of the sulfolene In the sulfolane. It witli founjJ that at a presaure
of I atm and at low concentration6 of sulfolene (up to'q typroAmately 10 wt %-) tile
reaction rate is described by an equation 'of the fIrst 7der. i With further increase
iin the concentration, the reaction crate at I atm press irv is;de-scribed by aai equa-1
tion of zero order. At 6 ntm, at all con~entratlcins kifdied,! the reaction rate Is
firpt 7rder. The average value of the ntlaction rate 61titstant. he 1. 5 hg/kg-hir, At
Carc 1 2

1 P03-66
ACCESSION NR: APS020957
sulfolene concentrations in the solution g .r.eater thaw!1divt 0,61 and at pressures
0
less than 6 atm the reaction rate Is detdrmined 6y 04 ratebf !_V~Fo t
!the outer surra ri. on fe d
,~e of the #,Atalyst. :At pre'asures greate', thati 10 atm. th6-j+L-ssure
had no effect on the reaction rate and thd~ latter vras a tnear;Jimction of the
amount of catalyst. It was concluded that.the followido parOneters are suitable
for an industrial unit: pressure 5- 20 atml; , temperature 35C; solvent, sulfolane,
: solution; 10,
concentration. of sulfolene in the startingi 1~ 14; c:1-tiklyst, nickel
chromfugi:-varticle size of -catal yst 4 x ~`nun. -Orig.,' ~hrt. ~ajp: 7 formulas
and 6 figuAs
ASSOCIATIO14: Institut kataliza, Sibirskoe otdele-nie SSSR (Ca!LijLqiq_~!qtitute--,_
Siberian Branch AN SSSR)
ENCL: 00 'SUR CODE: GC
SUBhUTTEa 05N*v64
NR REF SOV: 005 ovirm: o00
21j 2
1, A

I.P.; SEU' MW, L.A,,- PAA', I.
F pi
:;f Vie aLflorpti C,rl i;f' al~j-2
an--; -141 no.,4:19-L;: A!~, 165.
(MIRA lSs8)

Mg K C,
USS.R/Culft,,;,.-,U,z. Piaiy~s - Ilutatoes,
'ibs Jour A,f '"iur - Biol., No 10, 1958, 44log
ills
Author Grubinskiy, S.O., Yormkovn A Rubai*,uk., E.A., B-),-
Czm)vic:I, I.S.
Inst LIvav University.
Title Thc Effect of Fortilizurc wit'.! Yficroole=t Drossinc; on
'OhQ Crup of Eml-y H-)*Vaousv Vc&.table3 and Their ViZ~,d,*.
C Coiy~cnt.
Orig Pub : Dopcvi(-Ii ta povidomlQmrao Llvivslk. un-t, 1957, vyp- 7,
c7i. 3, 133-138.
Abstract : lio abstract.
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"I
GIMBINMWo B90o; TJMY410TA# AvAol FOYOVICKs I.T.; 041M TeA.
Xffect of fertilisers on the amount of vitambis Blo B2. %* and
asoorbic acid in leafy,vagetables. Rauch. dokl. vyo# shkoly; biol.
naulki no.2:130-133 '58. (MIRA 11; 10)
1.praitavlenalmfedroy fislaloAl. rastealy Livovskogo gosiudaretveu-
nom) universiteta imml Drans FrAWW*
(Vegetables) (Vitamins) (Fertili2ers and mnurefi)

PIK, I.hih.; URXU"A, A.I.
,
Relation of the sochanical charactoilstles of moldimg materials to
tablet form. XhIn.prou. no.8:48"5 D 135. (MIJU 9:5)
1.,Ksrachqrovskiy savod plastmam.
(Rustic $--testing)

T
Categor7: USSR/Analytical Chemistr7 - Analysis of organic G-3
substances.
Abe Jour: Referat Zhur-Xhimiya, No 9, 1957, 31092
Author : Tikhomlrova G. P., Shkodin A-N-,2!MM2v_a ~-"
Inst :not given
Title #Polarormphic Detezu1nation of Riboflavin.
orig Pub.. ukr. kh1m. zh., 1956, 22, xo 5, 687-69o
Abstract: A method has been worked out for the polargraphic determination
of riboflavin (vitamin BJ In mono- mA polyvitanin preparations.
0.25 g of comminuted average sample of monovitamin (or 4 g of the
polyvitsmin-) preparation are dissolved in 25 ml of background
electrolyte (Kohlthoff buffer solution of pH 8-6) and subjected
to polarographic determination with galvanometer sensitivity of
S a 1/50 and rheochord potential of I v, Also polarographed
are 9 ml of the solution under study in admixture with I ml of
standard solution (of pure crystalline vitamin 3,g); calculation
of the vitamin B., content of the sample is effected by the method
of addition.
card 1/1 .15-

SHKODIN, A.M.; TIKHOUIROVA, G.P.; YJRWOTA Ao I.
Piotentiomtric moth" for the Asteralution of mulfurls sold in
malic and fumrlo acidso Xhleb. I kond. pros. I no.9sl6-18 9 157.
1, Ukraluskly nauchno-Issledovatel'skly Imstitut pishchavoy pro-
1wohlelmosti.
(&dfurle aoid-Aulpis) (Valle &M-4nalyels)
(Phsarla "Id-Avalysis)

TMMMOVA. G.P.; TARKOOU. A.I.
IbUropophlo mosbod for the detexulftsign 9f ulcotiglo &Cjd ju
a monowltamin dr"- VOP-Plt- 19 SO-1161-63 JA-F 160.
(Nin 13:3)
I. Is laboratoril fislebookcy kbiall (=v. - ImudAhla.muk
A*No Shkodla) Uktraluefto ja=hao-j~sjsdw&tojoskogo Instituta
PiMbehavoy promyshleanostig Ipwobwo
(NIOOTINIO AND chemistry)

YERRAKOVA, L A.j MIKIIEYEV, G. D.
Nutritive value of basic grazirg crops of the Turkmn S.S.S.R.
Izv. AN Turk,SWR. Ser. biol,nauk no. 60-14 063. (KRU 17:5)
1. Turimenakiy nauchno-isoledovatellskly Jnstitut zhiv*Uovodetv*
i voterinarii,

BOROVSKIYP G.F. (deceased); ZINOVIYEV, G.A. [deceased]; nramou,- I.A.-;
NECHAYEVAJ, H.T.
Nutritive value of wormwood pastures in nortlvdostern Turkmenistan.
Trudy Inst. bot. AN Turk. SSR 7:40-60 162, (MIRA 170)

-, a TMUNA9 A A.
Qll*R"WK"~-t--,,-
Iffl"A Of.the Shape of US bal2lstla pulse of the current an
no"uwnat precision of,=Lvwtlo propertilas in ferro 0
matel-blalmi TrWW =IN no,103.72-M 1520* =nl6)

TEMKOVAl Anne Mikhoemyloulu DMINA, Mori" lAoni4iovum; BLUM, Te.N..
211111mor; SMMUOMY, S.T.. takhnichookly radaktor
[Planning 2abor end wages In cooperative trade artole) Mantrovanie
trudi I sarabotnoi platy Y. artellakh promyslovoi imcpskstait. No-
stva. lress. koop. 1241-v0. 1956. 90 P. (NIRA 10: 4)
(Vegas) (Industrial minagaiment)

1. ymmmOVII, A. cej
2, USSR (600)
4. Potatoes
7. Higi. yield of potatoes, KoM. proizv. 13, No. 2. 1953.
9.' Monthly List of Rasslan Accessions, Library of Congress, Hay 1953. Unclassified.
. i.

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T.K. F"TY.PTA,- A - F - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - -- ---
XgLk my vyrashchivacut vysokie urozhai kartofella (How we obtain hif h potato yields) -
Moskva, Selkhozigiz. 1954. 16 P.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Vol 7, No 9, Dec 1954

Ilmilmi I I a Pletrovu# geroy Soto lallet Icheakago Truds; POtYAKOTA, v.,
UZOTLRYA, Ys.# tekboichaskly rodaktor
[How wo attained skill,- experienee of potato gro*9re on the
*Borodino* Collective Farm] Kok mW dotillial metirstwe'l epyt
s"na hartofeleyodov kolkhose *Borodinoe* [Moskva] Moskovskii
raboohl.l. 1956. 38 p. NWA 9:12)
(Potatoes)

PASHAYEV, A.G.; kZ~~A ~
Safety problemo in the conotruction and use of gas ompressor
stationo of oil and gas refineriox. Trudy VNIITB no,n:78-85
1590 (MIM 15: 5)
(cowrossors. -safety measures)

XABMv, v.j., insh.; XMIMiWyAAJ6-,juzh.; BAWMANTI, Ye.G. t inxh.;
BNLTULISON, Yb.K.-;-Tu-zh.
Attachments to pwmping jacks. Besop. truda v prom. 4 no.4:24-25 AP -
t6o. (MINA 13:9)
(Oil wells-31quipsent and **plies)

N.A.p doteentj MMMOVA., 1*7.0 ordinator
Ompm,rative erauation of Injuries In ahil&w ond mAber frain
the a1pplication of forceps by tbe'2SoT'iano* Metbod and by the
usual method. Akush.i gin. no.6#16-19 160. (MBA lJ*$I)
1. 1z kafedry akwheratya i ginskologil (my. - dotseut N.A.
Ibilko) pedistriobookogo fakulftets Kryukago x4fttolnikogo
institutao
(LAMv OMOUGATID) (BWR I&TURMY

YERMAKOVA, A.Ta.; TINDSHERLD., L.V.
--Effeat of -tholvaaum extractor on the mother AM infant.
kkumb.-i. &6.no.U65-70-065. (MA 18:10)
1,Aafedra-akusherstva I-ginokologii (suve- doktor mods rAuk
L.V. TimoshenWo) Lechabnogo fakulltote L'yovakop moditsinskogo
instituta.

SOV/137-58-9-18736
Translation from: Referalfivnyy zhurnal. MetaIlurglya, 14)58,14r 9, p 84 (U$SR)
AUTHORS: Ponornarev, V.D., Yermakova, B.A.
TITLE: Leaching Alumina From Alunite Ore by Sodium Sulfide Solu-
tions (Vyshchelachivaniye glinozema iz alunitovo)r rudy rast-
vorami sernistogo natriya)
PERIODICAL: Izv. AN KazSSR. Ser. gorn. dela, metallurgii, str-va i
stroymaterialov, 1957, Nr 5 (16), pp.69-79
ABSTRACT: In leaching alunite solutions with Na2S, the extraction of
JU203 in solution rises with the strength of the Na2S.solution.
,rhe optimum conditions for the leaching process are the follow-
ing: 400 g Na2S/liter; sulfide factor 4.5; process time I hr;
temperature 1000C; grinding to 140 mesh. Under these cond.--
tions, 9011o of the A1203 is extracted in the solution, and its
concentration therein is 110 g/liter. The major impurities in
alunite rock (Fe and 5i) do not go into solution.
G.S.
1. Ores---Processing 2. Aluminum oxide--Separation
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YMMMDVA~ 7-B- (Zeningrad)
PatheLogleal Wmt~iW of lmk=Uw. ArApats 21 so.Le" 159-
(KMA 12: 1)
I* rs kaf *dry Patologichookey anatemil (saw. - prof. N.A. Za)&arl-
Yawakwa) I loningradekogo aeditsinakogo Inatituts Imeni I.P. Pw-
loys.
(SUMIA patholoff,
. (Rub

..... ... ...... . . ..
TUMOVA, nitand)
ftlion ary cb&Ws In leukamla. Arkh,pat, 21 00,5935-41 159.
(AMM 12:12)
1. In kafedry patologichookoy avatooll (say, - prof. X,A* Zakharl-
yovsbiya) I Letingradekogo maditainskogo instituta Im. almd. I.P.
Pavlova).
(LIUKAMO pathol.
lungs (am))
(VMS. lathel.
In laulmala (as))

YMWAKOVA F B kand.ned.nauk
Peculiar course of laucosis. Vraehdelo no.loslOl 0 060. (KM& 13:n)
1. Kafedra patologicheakey amtonU (Zav. - prof. N.A.Zakharlye7skaya)
Pervogo Leningradskogo wditainakoga, Wtituta,
(LEUKMA) ,

URMAKOVAp F,B. (Uningmdo I"no:r pre 9 65/5t kv.78)
Age-related ebanges in the hem"ietic erg&= in nice. Arkh,
amto - gisto I ambr. 38 mo. 5s 56-59 NY 160s (KMk 14s2)
1. Kafedra patologicheakoy an&Umii (say. - prof. M.A. ZWiharlyevokaya)
1-p IooniWadakogo maditainskogo lmtituta iso &We I.?.
pavlm,
(RMTOFOIETIC SYSTEM) (AGIM)

YEalAKCVAp F.B.,
Adenmatonis of the lungs* Arkhyat. 22 no.9:62-66 160.
(MIPA 13:22)
(LUNGS--TUMDFS)

YERMOVAP 7, B. (Ioningrad)
Morybapnesis of leukemic cells in the focas of tmaolantable
laukmla In mice. Arkh. pat. no.6:10-16 161. (PIMA 241.12)
2. Is kafedry patologichookoy anatoxii (sav, - pr*f. X. A,
Zakharlyevokaya) I Inningndakogo wditsinakogo Izatituta.
(UMMIA)

SiMificance of the 17mphoid apparatus of the bronchW tme
In the developaent of leukemic foci In the lungs in traw".
Amted leukemia in nice. Biul . skap. biol. i med. 55 no.2s
87-91 F 163, (MIFA 166)
le Zz kafedry patologiobeekDy anatonii (say., - prof, M.A.
Ukharlyevskaya) I loningradskogo mediteftskogo inotituta
Imeni I*P.Pavlova. MmOstodma deystv~telfnp 'obleran
AMN MW N.N.
(UWEMU)

TZMKOVA, 0,.-A.; SHMNp M.A.j GORX=g GA.
Iffect of the pbysical elaracteristles of Aite plgmnts and
fiLlers on the properties of point films lakakms., =t. i
ikh, pristo no.4:70-U 061. (MMA 16:7)
United States-Figoants)
united States-nilers(In papers, point# etc*)
i

AUTHOILi Rasmudnva , X . S, . I ermakova. U, k,. anti 1-4 tomi "a
Rpeovery or titanium 'I ioxide (rut k I e) from C (-,In C-0-71, I,:! ed
d of
,tolutions of titanium mulnhate by tite addit:ion
various additives prior to hydrolysis. 1.
V
PF1110DICAL: Cheitife a chemickAl technologie, Prehled technjck~ a
hospodffskJ literatury, v .18, no,11, 1961 1;13
abstract ChOL-7085 (Lakokrasochnvyi- materjaiv, no, 1
1961. 30-331
T EXT TitaTtilla dioxide (rutilv) was prepared from cuPi*v-nvv,-,tFqI
so.lutions of titanium sulphate in the presence at addikxves Quth
ns zinc chloride formic acid. titan.i.tim tetrachloride etc.
Additions ranged from I to The resulting titanitint dioyidj,
consisted of 99%, ruttle,
I figure, 6 tabLva, 9 references.
[Abstractor's Not:*- Complete translation
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3/061J61/000/022/071/076
B144/B138
AUTHORS: Rassudovaq N. S., Tornakove, G. A., Istoninal V. N.
TITLE: Synthesis of titanium dioxide of the rutile modification fron
concentrated titanium sulfate solutions by injecting certain
additions before hydrolysis
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnalo Rhimiyal no# 22, 1961t 473, abstract
22P154 (Lakokrasochn. materialy i ikh primeneniye, no. 1,
1961, 30-33)
TEXT: Titanium dioxide of the rutile modification was obtained from
concentrated titanium sulfate solutions by adding 1-3~ zinc oxide, aluminum
hydroxide, TiO2 (rutile) hydrochloric said or its salt with the oxides
enumerated, magnesium chloride, formic and acetic soi4s, and of a number of
other compounds, to the prehydrolysis solution before adding the usual
nuclei. This method means that titanium dioxide can be obtained without
further cations and with up to 99.0% T102 contents As to weather resistance,
moisture contentf photochemical activityt and'basio coloring properties,
the T102 samplos obtained in this way are in no way inferior to TiO 2 of the
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Synthesis of titanium dioxide ...
8/08if6l/000/022/071/076
B144/BI36
rutile modification obtained by caloination of anatase-type metatitanic acid
r
with zinc oxide. 9 references. .A,bstractor's note: Complete translation
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M'XIAIIJKlY, V.Yo.; Y4,' in!'~U~A G.A.
~~_ _
Eq4iliaent for fine purification af paint materlal:; -rr! -e-ilurocessed
products; brief raview of foreign literature. L L' 1 ~ 'J 4 ~ ~ 6 .. - -
prim. no-3:82-89 163. wal 10.9)
(Filtcrs and filtration) (Paint industry-Equipmont and supp.lias)

14._ fmil", 07A
ffides and Skins
Practical mr:thod Of processing badj;rr hides, Leg. prm, 12 IT-u. 4, 1g-:,)
2
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, July 1953f. Unclassified.

YElOtAKOYAP ~G~G ----
------------- aw--
Pktorialo for the study of the by"tidifom mole, Akumboi gin.
no. 5:91-436 161. (KM 15: 1)
1. Iz lauabno-issledo7ateltakogo instituta akusharstva I ginekolo-
gii (dir. - prof. 0 V. Wkeyeva).
iMOLE (MMTOLOGY))

YEM4AKOVAj G. P. and. 10T-X_r- m State University A. M,. Corkiy)
,,_QVj V. V o (11P
"Investigation of hydrogenation of metals during electrolysis by method of
measurement of electric resistance".
Report presented at the Intervuz Conference on Electrodepositim of Nonferrous
Metals, Ural Polytechnical Institute im. S. M. Kirav,, Sverdlovsk, held from
27-30 MaY 1963
(IL-ported in Msvetnyye Wtally, No. lo,, 1963, pp. 82-84)
JPRS 24,651 ig may 1964

YEPIMOVA, I.A. "The Piolopy And Ecolr-7 of Honey PI - ntn of Vic yun(7~121
I
Ural Piadmont." Min Mvhm, DfucJIon MiRP.. Ifo:ktr;v
State U ivqf~ni t.111. Corlklt. Momcou, (Ni'llertation
for the Degrat of Candidate in Piolcgical Scinnee)
So: Knizbmya Latopis', No. 18, 1956,

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Commercial. Oil-Bearing. M-5
Sugar-Bearing.
Abs Jour; Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6P 1958, 25194
I
Author :-Yermakova- A.
Inst : Not--g-1ven
Title :Schium vulgare L.
Orig Pub: Pchelovodstvo, 1957, No 7p 46-47
Abstract: In Kungurskoye Predurallye, where one ordinarily
sees growing naturally during the time from June
to August the Echium vulgare L. an a biennial,
this plant appears as a highly productive source
of nectar. Its nectar productivity in 1954
amounted to 500 kg. per I ha. of planting. It
occupied about 10 ha. of buckwheat. The Echium
vulgare L. may be a prospective crop for nectar-
bearing on the flinty low-yielding carbonate soils
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I . USSR / Cultivated Plantsi Co=ercial. Oil-Bearing. M-5
Suga.-Bearing.
Abe Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 61 1958, 25194
Abstract; of the slopes and high ridges in the rayons of
South-East and Southern Predurallye. -- A. M.
Smirnov
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YERMAKOVA., I. A.
*The Nutritional Talus of Pasture Fodders of the Chernozem Soils
in Wintertime and Their Utilization." Cand, Agr Sci, All-Union Sci
Res Inst of Fodders, Moscow,, 1953. (RZhBiol, No 3, Oct 54)
Survey of ScientiJ-,':Lc and Technical Dissertations Defended at'USSR
Higher Educational Institutions (10)
Sot Sum. No- 461m 5 may 55

E FW 6 14'11
USSR / Farm Animals. Small Horned Stock
'Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 5, 1958, 21464
Author: :.Yermakova I. A.
Inst
Title Availability of Carotene to Sheep under Pasture Main-
tenance Conditions in the Kara-Kum Desert (Obeapech-
enmost' ovets karotinom pri pastbishchnom'soderzhanii
v Kara-Kumakh)
Orig Pub: Izv. AN Tur1cm SSR, 1957, No 2, 119-122
Abstract: The sheep pasturing in the Kara-Kum Desert are not
uniformly supplied with carotene throughout the year.
In April, they get 222-2~23 mg.; In May, 144-160 mg.;
in July, when seudek [?) and Chrosophora sabulosa de-
velop, they obtain ~202 mg.; when these Annuals are
deficient - 5 mg.; finally, in the fall, they get but
2 to 5 mg. of carotene. Deficiency in carotene intake
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