SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEVREINOVA, T. N. - YEVSEYENKO, A. V.

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TITLE,
PERIODICAL
ABSTRACT
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YEVRBINOVA0 T.N., and LMIOINOVA, T.I.
ProteinZRqo_R_y_&ate Goacervates and Catalase
(Belkovo - uglevodnyp koatservaty i katalaza. Russian)
Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR,, 1957o Vol 115, Nr 11 PP 133-136 (U.S.S.R.)
The present work is a continuation of the studies of thG influence
of ferments in coacervate systems. In the present studies coacervates
were produced of gum arabic and gelatine, protamin and gum arabic as
well as protamin and gelatine. Teir use made it possible to study
the activity of catalase at from 4,2 - 9 pH. Liver catalase and a
bacterial catalase (of Micrococcus lysodeikticus) served as ferments.
The influence of catalase was determined in the following systems:
I, in coacervate. II. in coacervative drops. III. in balanced liquid.
IV. in buffer solution..9acterial catalase: The ferment proved to be
practically inactive at 4,,27 p14. WhFn _pHwas raised to from 6,3 - 6,4
--the- fermenti cou1_d_be__reactivat~ed._only_ r -!-The ferment, without
preliminary influence of an aciduous medium, has a high activity at
from 6,o - 6#3 pH. The indices of the determination in the coacer,,rate
with 6jo,pH are mentioned in tables 1 - 3 .~L)The activity on the
ferment is practically the same both in the coacervate as a whole
and in the fractions corresponding to its drops. In balanced liquid
its activity is of minor character. 2.) The ferment is active in a

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Protein-Carbohydrate Coacervates and Catallase
very high dilution. In the case of the us 'e of higher ferment con-
centrations the whole H 0 decomposes in the solution as well as in
the coacervate: a substrMum. is lacking. At the same time the in-
crease of the super-oxide quantity is undesired bacause of the de-
struction of coacervate drops. 4.) 'I"he greatest activity of catalase
is to be found in coacervates at 43D in the buffer solution, however,
at '370. Protamin reduces the activity of catalase. Liver catalase:
Experimental results are mentioned in table 6. At 4,27 PH-the =Wo e
ferment was practically concentrated in the coacervate drop. At 6,o
pH catalase can be found mainly in balanced liquid. The results of
the present work lead to the assumption of a possible vacuole r8le
in the cells. In vacuoles there are less colloides than in the sur-
rounding plasma. It is, therefore, possible that the formation of
vacuoles as well a~3 a local liquefaction of plasma in cells as well
as in ane-cell anijfiAs,promotes the acceleration of fermentative
processes more iiithis respect than is the case in a viscous plasma.
(7 tables,a& 6 Slav'ic references).
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ilSSOGIATION Mosww State; Vaiversity imeni.4 M.:V. Tomonosov
(Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.im. M.V. Lomonosova)
MESENTED BY OPARIN, A-I., 'Academician., APril 4, 1957
SUBMITTED 19 3-1957
AVAILABLE Li~rary of Congress
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TRVREMOVA. T.D., BOVA, !.A.. RZHAHOVA, G.H.
?urine and pyrimidine bases of the mesophilic variant of Bacillus
_VcoMes Flugge. Rauchodokl.vyn.shkoly; biol.nauki no.l.,168-173
158-
I Predotavlona kafedrov blokhimil rastenly Moskovskogo, gosudaretvennogo
universiteta in. N.V. Lomonosova.
(BACILLUS HYCOIMS)
APTRIKIDINES)

YBVREMOVA, T.H.
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International aymposium on the origin of life On earth*
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symposium on the Ortgiv of, lif P. On "rth. vtv4v. nook.,
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AUTHORSO Yevreinova, T. IN Yermoluyeva# L, P, Gerasimovat A, U.
....................
TITLEs Purine and Pyrimidine-Bases of the Thermophile-Variety of Bacillus
mZ2oides yye oanovaniya termofillnogo
(Purinovyye i pirimidinov.
va an a ac us mycol es
PERIODICALe Moklady AR SSSRf 1958, Vol- 118, Nr 2, pp. 334 - 337 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt It is to be assumed that thermophile microorganisms must have
their chemical peculiarities* The chemism of life at high tempera
tures is, however, very little investigated. Many purine- and pyri-
midine-bases are contained in the nucleic acids, nucleotids and
nucleosides of the microbes.- The former contain 3 groups and serva
as sources of co-enzymes of a number of biolo ical reactions and
-energy-rich phosphorus co-hpounds (reference 41.- It is of interest
to determine whic4influence is exerted by the high temperature upon
the total content of purine- and pyrimidine-bases. Me thermophile
proteolytic variety of Bacillus mycoides chouen as test object
was isolated from the dregs of sewage which are fermented in ther-
mophile vessels of methane production (reference 1). Tab;e 1 glyes
the morphological characteristic of 2 cultures: a) at 58 C and
b) at 440C. The purine- and pyrimidine-bases were determined 1y
Card 1/2 distilling off of alcohol from alcohol-centrifugates. The chromato-

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Purine and Pyrimidine Bases of the Ther-moph-ile Variety of Bacillus mycoi-des
graphioi method-, on -papor was -used for--thia -(references 8-- 9) .-- The
4-contents of the bases in' tt,b bacterial mass were determim d.
(ta*ble 2. From th s is to b~~ seen that with an increase in tempera-'
ture from 44 to-58 C the tc(al amount of these bases decreases by
about 38 %. The 8ontent of every individual basis in the culture
cultivated at 58 C is smaller than at 440C- The temperature is a
factor.which accelerates chemical enzymattic reactions, consequent-
ly also the biological processes. The decrease in these base 'a may
here possibly be.explained by the fact that the im reased tempera-
ture partially replaces the enzymatic activity and the energy
Which were connected with the presence of the bases in th,B mic ro-
oreanisms. The following bases we 're determined t guanine, adenine,
cytoain, uracyl, and thymine. There are 3 figures, 2 tables, and
9 references, 4 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIAIRIONt State University imeni M. V. Lomonom v, Moscow (Moskovskiy gosu-
darstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova)
PRESENE!",I)t September 6, 1957, by A. I. Oparint Academician
SUBMITTEN September 6, 1957
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
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THMINOVA T*M*
Fourth IntaiMtIonal, CoWass of Biochemists, Ilauch.dold-.vys.
shkoly; biolonauki no.11234-235 1,59, (MM 12:5)
(VIE=-BIOCEMHI3MT--COUGU5S3S)

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UMIROMkii T.Uo
Yourth-InterzatlocAl Cong-rose of Biochemists. Tost.Mbak.ull'.
Sar,blell., pochve, gaols$ geoge 14 no.2:235-239 '59.
(MIR& 13:4)

IN 11TOVA, T.H.; IONW, NOY.;. KUZMESOTAS 9-Te
Effect of temperature on nuclele acids of B* 1.1cheniforals. Blokbimlia
24 no,5:912-921 S-0 159- 13..2)
1. Irafedra 'blokbimii raotenly Kookovskago gosudaretvannogo univeral-
tata im. M.7. lamonoeova.
(NUCLI91C ACIDS metab.)

A. F. 5567/20-124-3-556/67
Weight Detei=ination of Isolated Coacervate Drops by-Means of
Intozferenoo Microacopy,(Oprodeloniye vas4 otdellnykh koatservat-
nykkL kapel Ia p.omoshchlya interferen,.s ionnoy mikr -oakopii)
688-690 (USSR)
1959, Vol 124, Nr 3,
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademiinauk SSSR,
pp
ABSTRACT: The phenomenon of coacervation-is wide-spread in organisms and can
also be-reproduced in artificial objects (Refs 4,6)0 In the latter
case, a concentration of the colloidal particles from dilute so-
lutions takes place, the particles-separating from the liquid in
the form of drops or of a layer. Consequently, the nature of
coacervation consists in the transition of a dissolved, diffusely
spread substance into more solid formations that have new, specific
properties (!Ref 2). In this.process, the concentration of the sub-
stances reaches-considerable dimensions. As, e.g., the concentratioa
of the nucleic acids in individual drops was fifteen times as Mgh
as that of the nucleic acids in the solution, it was possible to
determine th6so acids in individual coacervate drops by means of
an.ultraviolet microscope. However, there are many compounds which,
unlike nucleic acids, do not absorb the ultraviolet rays, but which
Card readily form coacervate drops (proteins, carbohydrates, lipides).

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Weight Determination of Isolated Coacervate Drops byVeans. of Interference~
t
tion-degrees of 'these aubstanoes~:in indiv dua coidervat'd-Aropg*
III the paper xinder consideration, the concentrations of protein
and carbohydrate were determined by the aid of-interference
microscopy. For this.purpose, (a) a bifocal interference microscope,
slid (b)a Shiring microsoopewere used.'The coacervate drops (9 -
177j6 diameter) were obtained separately from aqueous gelatine and
g-tua arabic solutions (Fig 3) t as well as by the addition of ribo-
Ecleid ~ aid (i~igai-4i2-)---aad--des.oxyri-banucl.eic-.aaid-(Fige
From all analylis of.-the curves in figures
that.(-1) the Airy Weight of the drop increase's with-increasing-volume.
The concentration of the dry substaaceal calculated per volume unit,
decreaues (Table 1). in coacervate drops which contaill ribonacleic
aoid and sodixun acetate in addition to gum arabic and gelatine, the
dry weight inoreases by the 55-fold with a volume increase by the
141-fold, whereas the concentration recedes to the 1:2-5-fold. The
same applieu to drops containing desoxyriboaucleic acid instead of
-Xibonuclaic acid. (2) -The. concentrations of gum arabio and of gala-
tlme in individual coacervate drops is 12-47 times higher than in
2/3 the initial. solutions. The highest concentration of the 5 above
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Weight Determination of' laolatod-Coacervato Dropa by, Meano of-Interference
Microscopy
mezLtione8.- substances waa observed ir. the smallest drops, which also
showed greater density than the large drops. The small drops are
characterized by'a linear dependence between the volume of the drop,
its weightt and the concentration of dry substance therein.
10) In-one.and the same-coacervate, consisting of drops and a lwd
in equilibrium, drops of moot different weights and volumes occur.
Their weights may equal those-of certain unicellular organisms.
Pr(-fefjs0,ri-NvZakhar1yevskiy asbisted in the investigations, A. I.
Oparin, Academic3,azz, conducted the work, There are 4 figures,
1 tableland 8-raierences, 4- of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovakiy goavdar-stvennyy universitGt'im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni 11. V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTEDs August 16, 1950, by A, lo Oparint Academician
SUBMITTED: July 7, 1958
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YSMINOVA, T.He
---------------------
"Nucleic acids; 0--hectistry and bioloO76; collection of articles.
Raviewel b7 T.H. Zvrainova. Hauch. etokl. vya, shkoly; biol. nauki
no.1:208-:;.Og 160. (MIRA 13:2)
(Nucleic acids)

AGROSM, L. s.
Absorptlon spectra of purine and pyrimidine bases on paper ch-ro-
matogravao Ifauch. dokle vyne ahkoly; blol. nmki no.3-170-174'6o.
(Mgi 13'.8)
1. Rekomendovang. kafedroy blokhimii rastenly Moskovskogo gosu-
daretvennogo universiteta Ime H.V. Lomoncoovae
.(Purines) (Pyrimidinee) (Paper chromatograp4).

MREINOVA2 T,N.; KUZNBMCVAs A.Z.
ApplAcatiou of interference microscopy to coacery tea. Biofizika
6 no,3.:288-293 161, (KRA 14: 6)
I it ILI Tr T-------

YEMINOVA.p T.N.; DAVYDOVAp IX.; SUKOVERf A.P.j GORIMMAy S.V.
Yucleic acids of the themophilic blue-green algae Yistigocladus
lamlnoaus Cohn. Dokl. AN SMR 137 no.1:213-216 Mr-Ap,161.
NIM 24Q)
M-oskovskiy-,,,o.-udarst7ennyy universitet im. H.V.L=onasova.
PredsOavleno akademikom A.I.Oparinym.
(Algae) (%wleie acids)

1. Predstavlono akademikom A.I. Oparinym.
(Nucleic acids) (Coacervates)

YEVREINOVA
ting of amino acids if2to coacervates. Bauch. dokl.
vys. shkoly; biol. nauki no.l:i5g-i64 1,62. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Rekomendovam, kafedroy biokhimii rastaniy Moskovskogo
gosudarstvennogo uaiversiteta im. H.V, Lomonosova.
(COAGERVATES)
(AHIKO ACIDS)

UMIMOVA,, T.N.
Fifth International Congress of Biochemists. Rauch. dokl. %79.
shk-oly; biol. nauki no,1:214-2:LS 162o (KERA 15:3)
(BIOGwaSTRY.-CONOM, SSE$)

YEVREINOVA T,_L: MROSWCUIIKO, G.P.
------- Free -nucleotidesiof ..the -thermphile- and..mezophile -variants -of -
Aspergillus furzdgatus. V.1krobiologlim 31 no.3:429-433 FT-Jo
162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Biologo-pochvemW fakulltet Mosk7oakogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta imeni Lomonosova.
(NUCLEOTIDES) (ASPERGILLUS),
(PLANTS, EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON)

:YDIPEINOVA T I. -PT s A. lF.
395-3,98 161
1. Biologo-pochvenny, e n
y fuhil f -3 t urizil,7i)-isi kovo
versiteta Jr,,.Gni lkrjjojjoso~ja.

A T.M. lilhii"',~' I 7i
03 5-'0
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-YL"VREINOVA. T.N.; TSAPLINA, I.A.; AGRE, NOS.j DAVYDOVA, 1ji.
Effect of tempenature on nucleic acids.of the therrr -iijc
----and mesophilic variarits of - Micromonoispo;7A rAlga- S,
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(MRk .18% 13)
1- BiOlOgo-PoallvemW fakvl3tet Moskovskogo gosudarst nncgo
We
universiteta imeni M,Lomonosova.

UDOVENKO, V.V.; YEVREM11, Y.N.
Complex compowids of cobalt (III) with moroathatolamire. Part 1.
Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;khim. i khim.tekh. 6 no.2-.179-292 "63.
(MM 16:9)
1. Kiyevskiy polJtekhnicheskiy institut, kafedra obshchey i
noorganicheskoy khimii.

UDOVENKO V.V.; YZVREYEV V.N.
Complex compounds of cobalt (III) with monoethanalpidne. Izv,_
v/s,ucheb.zav.,khim. i khim.tekh. 6 no.WS3-188 163.
(MIRA 16-9)
1. Kiyev8kiy,politekhnicheskiy institut, kafedra obshche~ i
neorganicheskay khimii.
(Cobalt compounds) (Ethanol)

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ACC NRa AR6014550 SOURPS CODEI 025
AUTHORt Yevreynov, Tu. N.
TITLM Nev space design solution for local,airllne airports and air terminals
BOURM Ref. Zh6 Vosdushnyy transport,, Abe. 11B153,
RW SOURGEs 5b. Str-vo. i arkhitaktura. Vyp. 2. Klyivq Budivellpyk, 1965, 45-54
TOPIC TAGSt airports airfield facility.
ABSTRACT: Plans am given for local.airlins airports and air terminals which meet
technological and space-planning requirements. The saltation of one blueprint or
the other should be determined in the first place by its potentiality for the
enlarging and reconstruction or the air terminal with minimum replanning ahd.inter-
ruption of operation. The blue prints allow for imprywing the functional structure
of-airports and air terminals and at the-same time the 'creation of available areas
and zones on which,,,in agreement with technical requirements,, can be built additioniLl
space of varying capaciW and size (in stages as needed) without interfering with
the operation of the;plant,.thus making it possible for the airport oil air terminal t
handle greater traf.13c. Ntiles an given on-the basic technical and-commercial facto 9
-of local airports and*air terminals.
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7ozneaenski7, leakov, Dzhgamadza). 3. Goandarstvennyy proyektno-
izYskmt,3I'skiy institnt "Gipropromtrnnsstro7o (for Charn.vahov, Kyshkia,
Zmytaev, Czeretakovskiy, ?aretakiy. Rugrov).
(Railroad engineering)

BELOGORSKAYA, N.I.; BLUDOV., M.I.; GALAIIIII, D.D.;zUMPIM,, 'F.F.
_~G~
PONROVSKIY, A.A.; POPOVS F.I.; ZVOMINq Be-So-, 1VA11OV, Sol*;
MAUKLISs V.V.; XMICERK01o Ye.Ya.; Fr-aff-SHM, A.T.;
SOKOLOVs I.I.; SUBOROV, H.P.; YW IKOVICH., V.F.
E7genii Niko3aaVich; obitWL~4' Fiz.v shkole 22 ao,1:13.1 Ja-F
162. (HMA 15:3)
(Goriachkin., Evgaaii Ilikolaevich,, 1995-1963.)

BELOGORSKkUt N.I.; BLUDOVj 14.1.; BfRUVFJU-M,, E.M.- BULATOV., N.P.;
GALAMN D.D.; GOLRDFARB.. N.I.; M3mQFnI,.f-.F,- Ywam-V, A.L.
r'. MICHP A.S.; Z7075UN, B.S.; WANCe-, S.I.; EI-X-Uc-
IMIM s.ye.;
KWar.1510 V.V.; LISEMMR, G.R.- IHAWip H.N.- MANCRFE-011A, G.P.;
p p -
e PEMHKIII, A.V.; FOKMOVSKIY'
I-ENSHUTDI, N.F.; MINCHENKOV, Y Ya., A.A.;
POPOV$ P,I.; RAYEVA, A.F.; RFZNIKOV, L.I.; SOKOLOV, I.I.; YUSKOVICH,
V.F.; MNGHlK,, Zle.,
Dmitrii Ivanovich Saidwrov; obituary. Fiz.v shkole 22 no.1:109-
nO Ja-F 162. (IffM 15:3)
(Sakharov_, Dmitrii Ivanovich., 1889-1961)

YMCEIMSET. K.
;t,,
Changes for the better. 00ir. trada i sats. strakh. 3 na. 12:27-
28 D 160. (MML ll;'.12)
1. Nachallnik Kuybyahavskago kurortnogo upravloatya profeoyusov.
(KITY-BVISHN FROVINCE--HIPAWH RISORTS, WATMING PTAGM, MEC.)

YETROI%j _U
Raising young whitefish vith the cultivation of live food In the
fattening ponds. Vest. LGU 2 no.6:40-62 Je, '47.
(Km 12:9)
(Whitefishea) (Fishes-Food)

Larval period of the burbot Lota, lota. Y,. Trudy Len.0-ya eat.
69 no.4:7"? 147 (NLRA 9:3)
1. Zaboratorlya. gidrobioloeit Patergofskago b1ologichaskago Insti-
tuta, Leningradskogo gosudaretyeanago universitsta, zavedujushchly
profesaor Yed. Gurlyanova. (Siwbot)

The effed of Wwres an dmkpma d tht MyW4 in
C*r4rgw" Ufa" la4ap. N- Vt nVfdjGeVm. Dak-
)MOY'The Infant
b k 17 days In 0 =1 thiourc* sda. oftired act Its-
Otbitify to mi~11(6ftcmp~ (5 milt, at 291) and the,
I I a hightr epithetial Urr of the tollicki.
fedfRninauce of oval-stupni ftucw. sharper dLdaitio"
I cell intis and mom densw stnictum of the Colloklit
I c!tj
jn;tttCT. In tk %tUfVUU (IttTity PaMilar (CCA(Ment it-
'Uttrd in 3.1 days I-.% complete elimination of tht COMMA
1"mr frons the foRki-v, nus. functional activity of
Or gland with mpect to dispUcement ol the colloid
vtisted to e;~rly postermixymic period, although no thyro-
tropic activity of Me bypophysis could be demonstratbi.
G. M. KOCLIPOIT

~A t
I it ~!t 0 -rvup- p e !t
mnd r! >d
f t h
0 CIA EN Ll dOVt!CjpMeMt.
tneir

Lz

2~. ~M
YMOI.)XYTSZVA. II.T.
5w'rran
iormation of youM oalmon from parr to smalt aM their ereavard
migration, TIch. zap. MV no.226-.117-154 15T. (MIRA lot1l)
(Baltic Sea region--Salmon)

PMSLVA, N.V.
Stages of the individual, development of young Atlantic salmon.
Teat 14V 13 no.15:82-95 #60. (MIRA 13:8)
(Salmon)

7EVROMTSETA, U. T.
Relation between early development of gonads and the biginalng of
seaward migration In males of the Baltic salmon (Salmolealaris L.)
reared in ponds* Zool. zbur. 39 n0-5:777-779 Vq 160
13:10)
1. Leningrad State University.
.(W a) (fishes-Pbysiologir)

YEVROPEYTSEVA, Nev.
4yelopment, relative abundance and the Droblem of the impoortamee of
*arf males in ecologically different representatives of the gqt&s
'Salmo. Vop. ekol. 5:60 162. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Naucbno-issledovatellskiy biologicheskiy institut Leningradekogo
universiteta.
-(Salmon)_ (Reproduction)

---------------
1. rEVROPIN, G4 P. t ZOTIKOV, V. TE.
2. ussR (6oo)
4* Pbysice - Study and Teaching
Planning subject matter in the sixth and seventh grade. Fiz. v. shkolc,, 12, No,69
1952
i---- A V. FebruarY -1953.- Uncl I
9---mostfily List-o Russ an- ocess ons, Co assi ied.

UVROPIN, G.P. (gorod Hoscow).
The educational film OThe photoelectric cell and its use." Fiz.v
shkole 14 no.2:38-39 Kr-Ap 154. (913A 7:2)
-(Photoelectric calls) (Kotion pictures in education)

WITRIYET. L.3. (yoscow); TXMPIMj G.P.(Koscow); SHCHERWov, M.A.(Koscov)
lesson-planning for the 8th to loth classes.~Flz. v shkold 14 no.4:
66-72 JI-Ag 154.
(,~W. sics~--Study and teaching) (KM 7:7)
,Mllt "HU M

IMIMIYKV. L.S.(Koscow); YRTROPIN. G.P.(Koacow)-. SHCHKRRaOV. N.A.
(Koscow)
Lecture outline.for the 8th, 9-thland 10th closses. Pls. v
shkois 14 n0.6:70-78' k-1) .(HLRA 7--.12)
-,---(Fhyaic*s--study and tesc-hing).-

11MOPIT, --- lvvk~ POPOV _-Pe-Io- professor-
Correspondence with readers. Viz. v shkole 15 no-1:71-72 Ta-F 155;
(MLYA 8: 2)
1. Hatodist-konaulltant Glavnogo upravleniya shkol Ministerstva,
prosveshchenlya RMSR (for Yevropln)e
(Physics-Study and teaching)

USSR/General Problems Problems of Teaching J.L-3
33624
Abst Journal s Referst Zhur FIxIkjL,,. go 12,, 19560
Author I Yevropin, 0. P.-I Shcherhakov,.N, A-
Institutioa S None
'Title s Teao hing the Topic "Change of the AggregiLtS State of.Watter'!
(an Aid to Beginning Teachers)
original
Periodical I FiziX* v Shkole, 1956, No 6, 29-36
Abstract None
Card 1/1,

ftaminations In physics. Ylz. v shkole 17 no.1:48-50--la-7
'57. (MM 10 02)
(Physics-Examinations, questions, atco)

AUTHOP, yevropin, P D.03CGW -47
TITLE - The State of Teaching of Physics in RSFI,~I~R Schools (0 sostoy_
anii prepodavaniya fiz4ki v shkolakh RSFSR)

PERIODICALT Fizika v.shkoie~ 10,58, Nr 6, PP 43 49 WSR)
ABSTRACTt The degree ant' type of knowle.dge acquired by students, as
well as their interest for the subject depend to a large
degree on the way teaching is organized. The author tells
of two mode. lessons given by 3.1. Literat (Prokoplyevsk)
and the Hono-ared Teacher of the RSFSR School PAL Gatilov
(School at Semiluki,, Vozorezh Oblast'), fn Moscow schools.,
the actual knowledge of students is below the marks given
to them. This insufficient-knowledge has also been pointed
out by the higher educational institutions (the results of
entranca examinations in 1957). The Moskovskiy institut
tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii (Moscow Institute of Fine
Chemi6a who had only "4"
and in their certificates received
entrance examinations, Other institutes have had the saafol
experience. Control works conducted by the -lain Administra-
Card 1/2 tion of Schools in 4 cities also showed unsatisfactory re-

The State of Teaching of Physics in RSFSR Schools SOV-47-58-6-8128
-sults. The principalreason for the poor knowledge of phy-
sics of a conside--able number of students in the 9th and
10th class is the low standard of the lessons. The author
goes into ditails, mentioning the inadequat= equipment and
number of laboratorias, It is necessary that teachers,
school directors and public educational organizations in
1958/59 institute a real improvement in the teaching of
physics and in the raising of the students' level of know-
ledge. The author gives anumber of recommendations To at-
tain thia end,
andl taachLng 2. Physics--OSR
2/2

Or
-Dissertation: "Unetics of the lReaction of Carbon Dioxide With Coal." Cv.,nd Chem Sci,
Order of -Labor Fed Fanner Sci Res Physicochemical Inst imenii L. Ya. Kar-po,r, 17 1-7ay 154.
Vecherwjaya L'osk-.ra, Yoscow, ? ll~ay
SUM, 284, 26 Nov 1954

51vi

V
YBVROPIN V*S. insh,
Reorganizing management In the construction Industry. Biul. strOl-
takh. 14 no.6-.4-6 Ag '57. (KIRA 10:11)
1. Gbastroy SSM4
(Condtruction industry)

WROVIGH, TiL.A., Imnd.tekhn,nauk; YMQPIN, V.S.* Anch.-okonam.;
REPMO, A.T., red.; KWSKOY. T.M..
tekhn.red,
(Organizational forms of the management of construction work
economic 6dministrative districtsj Organizatsionnye foraq upravlentia
stroitalletva v ekonomicheakikh administrativnykh raionakh, Moskwa.
Goo* izd-vo lit-r7 po stroito, arkhtt. i stroit,materialam. 1958.
26 p. (HIRA 11:5)
(Construction industry)

YMO IMIN ligir Sargeyevich; HEPMKOt A.T.j red.; ILIIHI V.M.p red*;
red. [deceased]; USFMSKIYI V.V.t
red 0; :LMKM, B.P.9 red.; $HASS., H.Ye.v red.; KMSEUGVAp A.1.9
red.iFAI-Vu; IGHATIMp V.A.2 tekhn.rede
(Basic~problems in thekorganization of the administration of
construction] Oanovxqe vopro# organizatsii upravlenila stroi-
tells-brom. Moskvag Goo.izd-,7o lit-ry po stroit.j, arkhit. i stroit,
materiiOL=2 1961. 96 p. (MMA 14:6)
(Construction industry)

: .1
pl,y3ics Studr and Teaching
Prcparation of teaching material for Lhe 6th and 7th grades. Hz. v shkole, No. 19!;2.
MONTHLI LIST OF FISSIAll' ACCESSIONS, LIBRARY OF GJNGRES, 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

",-.YMCPIN, Yuriy Pavlovich; UMST. ?.B redaktor; 99ABfKOVI. S.r.,
W-ktor
to thtstty-fe
Laws of physics in the mechanization of.agriculturs; programs for
general study groups in rural clubs]-Zakany fisiki v makhanizatsit
selvokogo khoztaistva; programma d1ta obhohasobrazovatelinago krush-
,-ka v aellakom klubs. Koak7a, Oos. W-volkullturna-prosvetit. lit-Ty,
.l956. 47 p. (HLRA 9:12)
t -
Orarn mechanization-StWy and teach ng

TMOPIN.
U.P IN wkwa)
Conditions of physics teaching In the schools of the Russian Soviat
Federative Socialist Republic. Fiz.v shkole 16 no.1:18-27 Ja-716 156-
OWA 9:3)
(Physics--Study and teaching)

ii~M L9,
11.1,; GALININ, D.D.; GMADIflaff, U.N.; GLAZYM, Aol.; MBOT, A,,G.;-
T
Imopil. Uip T9931MVICH, A's.; ZVORMN R.S.;'ITAROT, 5.10-, ZRAMIS.
V.-va; -4,tvRoysFay, X.T.; mmmmill, fi.r.; tai6immy, lfear&.; YABOMV, M.Ts.;
POTSMNI- A*T.; FUMY, P.I.;'FOKROVSKIT, A.A.;' REZIUMV, L.I.; UMMIF,
DI.I.; SMIOV, 1,I.-, SO~OIGVA, U.N.; WMqUK, R.Ts.; YUP113DVICII, V.F.
Sarget Nikolaevich Zharkov. [Obituarrl. Fiz.v shkolel 16 no*- 3:94-95' my-Jo 156.
(Zharkov, Sergai Hikolaevich, 1863-1956) (MMA 917)

, 'N 1 roov al . i
YENFLU I, i I I mC, I . K ,
Chrlinergic proce~-~ser, -jr ~Lje
ifilliLus. I'auch. trl2dy KO.Z.
iwitAt"uta.
of r
grs. -uA. -in't. -11+.361-162 ;-4.
(MMA 18:9)
prof. I.N.Voll'ova) Kazn1mkogo

1111CITIMA, TOOV, I PROTOPOPOW G.r. I ROZEE3VITS, -R.YU Cdecaaeed]4 POPOYA, ILL,
T439CHNItICO, Ii.l.; OMMUOT. L.A..- TrBaBNCO, V.I.; YAKUBOVA, ?.A.;
GOLOTKOVAg A.G.; AIDAROTA, P.-A.-;-SHPOTA, Te.f.; MIMMIX0, D.A.;
SHfZHIN,Borte Kane Watinovich, professor- doktor bialcgichealcith
nauk, nauchn" rodaktor; UMNSICLY. A.I.: mauchW redaktor;
TEVR-USHKIV90 G.A., professor, 9~vststvenn7
P, ; &-- y redalctor; KOTAWT. T.H..
4
WveFNT!eKWRAaktor; UnBRYAKOV, V.I., tek-hnicheakiy redaktor
(Thm flora of Kirghirista4; classification of the plants of.
larghizietaaj rlora lGrgizakoi SSRjoprodelitell rastenii Kirgicakot
SSR,,Sost. N.Y.Nikitiaa I dr, Frunze, Izd-vo AkaAemil nauk Kirgizakot
30i, Tol.l. LPteridopbyta, Gymnospers sad Honacotyledons of the
AngILosperms) Paporotaikoobraznyo, goloseneanyo i adacdolinyo iz
pokrytosemennykh. 1952, 103 p# Vol. 2. LGraosas and sedges) Zlaki
L o9okovs. 1950. 315 P. Vol.3. [Aroidae - Orchtdaceae] Aroiduye
OrWdnya, 1951. 146 p. Tol.4. [Salioaceae - Polygo~naceaaj Ivovye
Grachishaye. 1953. 153 pe~ Vol. 54 [Families: Chenopodiaceae,
'Amaranthaccae, Fortulacaceas, Car7oph7llaceael Samaistva: Yaravye.
Amarantovye. Partulakov-ye, Gvozdichrwa~ 1955. 185 P. Vol. 6.
Crantlies: earatophyllaceae#-Ranunculaceast Barberidaceas,
Papaveraceae, Capparidaceae, qruciferael Semalstva: Rogellstailcovve,
Liutikovye, Barbarisovya, Kakovye. Xaparaovye, Krestotevataye. 1955o
297 P. (MIRA 9:10)
1. -chlea-korrespondent Akedemii. nauk SSSR (for-Shlehkla)
(Kirghtsistan-Botany)-

YZVSlS-lllKO.0,_.L-..L,..; SVIMMYCOVA, V.14.
Attachment,for milling key grooves in the hubs of cutter heads and
drive shafts ~f--Suctibn.dredges. Pats. predl. no.47:10~-12 159.
(MIRA 14;4)
1. Stalinfradskaya kontora-tresta OGidrw,9khanizatsiya."
Oing machinery-Attachments) (Dredging machinery)

GARBARFINK01 V.G. (Ilarba,ronko, V.H.1; YFV,-'-FYCIJIK.,',Bj. (lEwleichyk, B.I.]
Some potentials for the Improvement of the prodl~,ct-ion of
yeast. Khar. prom. no.2:26-28 AD-Je r65. (,MRA 1.825)

IMVSEYCHIK, YLTDIII-DIKly, D.G.-
ne-l;~,allzcA del lir~:y
"I yy z
"rodoctincly Pro, I rycsi J ~en., I') S tl frir Iu-v2 i~-,r *T k ~~,_L
s k v
te?h:2nl-ogich-2skj-jr
(for Yudl-rs-.;c,'.y). kzDyana

r& &lvrx 0
USSR/Cultivated PI s.- Fodders. z4-4
Abs. Jour R.ef Zhur Biol-, 1,10 7, 1958, 29M
Author Menshikova, Mb 1.,. 4 'for., 141,, Yevueyenko, A.Vol
Yestkova, MQA.
Inst
Title Alfalfa aa a Source of Boosting the Food Base for Animal
Raising in the Bielorussian SSR*
Orig Pub Uch. zap. Gomellsk, gos. pea. in-t, 1957, vYP- 5, 138-145
Abstract, It has be4nestablished at the Experimental Training Plot
of the Gomel' Institute and at the Kolkhoz im. Lenin in
Gomellskaya Oblast' that the optimal alfalfa sowing time
-is- -thaperiod from-5 to The- sidb-dressing -of al--
falfa with B in a concentration of 0.025% in the period
of 50% flowering increased the seed output bY 37-0 and
that of green stuff by 7~5.91%, during which the number of
-,-Card 1/2-----, -