SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARKHIPOVA, Y.G. - ARKHOVSKIY, V.F.

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ARUIUWA, Te.0- LTUBANSKIY, V.A.; REMIKOVA, L.P.
Basic features of thermal conditions of the Caspian
Sea and Its
coastal regions. Trudy GOIN no.43:53-100 '58- (14IRk
11.12)
(Caspian Sea-Texperaturs)

Poe*-IIkle changes in the thermal regime of the Caspian
Sea due to
the lowering water levela Trudy Ckean, kom. 5:79-85 159.
(MIRL 13:6)
(Cali,". Sea--Temperature)

- ARKWOVAP XAIG.-
Interannual variations of the heat balance-in
the,northern part
of the-AtIiAio Ocean during the past decade. Tt4dy
GOIN
no,5035-60 160. (Atlantic Ocean-Oe4an temperaturJ mmk
14--4)

AMIPOVA, Yq.G..-, FMPLINSKIY, G.V.
Tran parency and oolor of water in the Apsheron area
of the
Casl3ian Sea. Trudy GOIN no*613153-158 161. (MIRA
14:10)
(Apsheron PeninsuU region-Sea. water)

"~- ARKRIPO-N-Ye.G.- -___
Characteristics of the heat balance of the northern
Atlantic
during the International Geophysical Year. Trudy GOIN 671
74-85 162.
(MBU 150)
(Ocean temperature--Atlantio Ocean)

MMt OHITSEV, A.M.; A~=FDVAp,le.G.; MAKEROV, Yu.V.;
XPURITONCY,
D.G.; DOEROVOLISKAYA, L.N.; POTAYCHUK, H.S.;
VORONOVAp
S.F.; BELOV, V.P.j RZHEPLINSKIY, G.V.) nauchn.
red.;
ROSHCHINA, V.V.p red.; ZARKH, I.M., tekhn. red.
[Basic characteristics of the hydrology of the
Atlantic
Ocean) Osnovnye cherty gidrologii Atlantichaskogo
Okeana.
Pod red. A.M.Murcmtseva. Moskvap Gidrometeoizdat,
1963.
835 p. _[Atlas of vertical cross sections and maps
of
temperature, salinity, density and oyygen
composition) Pri-
lozhenie no.2. Atlas vertikalInykh razrozov i kart
tempera-
tury, solenosti, plotnosti i soderzhaniia
kisloroda. 182 p.
(YURA 17:3)
1. Moscow. Go-ndarstvenryy okeanograficheakiy
institut.

VAKAR, A.B., 1rpnd.kbim.nauk: KADDSHINA, Z.M.,
naucbnyr sotrudnik;
ARKUZWA.X&_" nauchnyy sotrudnik; TOLCHINSKAYA, Ye.S,,
--lia-mcbmyy notrudnik
Effect of Ionizing radiations on wheat and corn stied.
[Trudy)
VNIN to-35:43-54 158. (XIIIA 11:10)
1. Vansoyuznyy nauchan-iseledovatel'skiy Institut
zerna I produktov
vAgo parerabatki (for Vakar, ArkhIpova, Tolchinskaya).
2. Mae-
knvakayn ordena Lanina enlInkokhozynyntvannays.
ukadomlyft im. K.A.
Tiniryateva (for Kaloshtna).
(Radiation--Physiological effect) (Wheat) (Corn
(Mnize))

YAM, A-V-, kand.khIm.sauk; ARKHIFOVA. To.I., )LauchVy
sotrudaik
Gluten in ripening wheat kernels. (TrudT) MIZ
16-35:119-132
158. (141RA 11:10)
1. Vnemoyusayy nauchao-isslodovatol'skiy institut
zarna i produk-
tov Togo parerabatki.
(Glutma) (Wheat)

BILAY, Vera Iosifovna; AUHl red.
_P2YA;j_
[Biologically active substances of microscopic
fungi and
their application] Biologicheaki aktivnye
veshchestva
mikroskopicheskikh gribov i ikh primenenie.
Kiev, Vaukova
dumka, 1965. 266 p. (MIRA 18:9)

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30"
S5 1.594314. A
s P. and Gleb 11 IA., Nekotarre danalreold(mateoroshaemogapolia.
_qya,
jNme data on the climate ii~igatcd field.] Afeleorolnfii4 i
GidirJojiia, No. 6:9-11,
1932. 2 AW
Meteorological Abot. 11932. 2 fip., j e-1 DLC-Report on obscrvations
carried out by the Centril Geophysical
iD
bservitot~- 'in Kainctmaia Step' (Voroneth pvovince). These
comparative observations were
Vol- 4 No. 11 made in a held one part of which %as itrigated. The
difference in soil temperature between
NOV6 1953 the irrigated sections and (lie part without irriqation
reached 28*C near the soil surface; at
a depth of 5 cm it was 6-7*, and at 29 cin about 4'. Air
temperatures showed greatest differ.
Climtology and
ences in the layer near the ground; at a height of 20 :m above the
soil surface on clear days it ~i
Bioolimtoloff
varied Up to 9-19'C. Over the surface nf vegetation the difference
diminished: for 20 cm
i over planted surface it was about YC. at 60 cm, about I-M. The air
hurnidity alga was 4";.
Nigher over the irrigated section (at height of 20 cm the difference
was 2 nib or 40-50%
Irelative humidity). Such peculiarities were observed during clear.
sunny daY3. In cloudy
tweather these differences were much lower. Su6jed Headings: 1. Soil
dimates 2. Plant
~cllmate 3. Irrigation effect&-N.T.Z.
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ARKRIPOTA, T
Effect of forest belts on soil temperature. Trudy GGO
n0-36.-27-38
'52. (MIn 1121)
(Afforestation) (Soil temperature)

ARKHIPOVA, Ye.P.; GLIBOVA. X.Ta.
Microclimatic characteristics of irrigated fields. Trudy GGO
no-36:39-53 152. (Talovaya District--Irrigation) (HIU lltl)

ARKH11 OVA, YE. I .
"Temperature of the Soil in Forest Zones and In tYe
Field"' Tr. Gl.
Geofiz. Observ., No 44, 29-61, 1954
The author ex-rounds data of observations during the
vegetating jeriod
of tYree agrometeorological stations in the steppe
zone during the jeriod
195C-195? and data of two exleditions of the Yaln
Geop~ysical Observatory
in 1951 (Famennays Sfep') and in 1951 (Sovkhoz imeni
Nanaen, a state Pam
in Ftishchevo) . 11hximum influence on the
tei%~erature of the sou is ex-
erted by the most shaded forest zerns, esTecially in
June and July. In
the daytire the temperature of tle soil at the
surface and in the entire
upper horizon (dourn to 20 cm) is essentially louer
in coryarlson wltl) ex-
pc,sed soil in an open field. It night the
terl,erature of the soil at tle
surface rises, but in entire urier I-orizon it lowers
in com-taHson. Vitt,
that of the field, 1-ut less significantly than in
the daytim. . In July.
in a forest-stepre zone, the daytirre tem: erature at
the si)rf--.ice of M-e
scil reacles 1?0, 1,ut In strongly sl)aded zcnes it
is 140- at depths of
5-10cm, the temTeratures are respectively 0-60 and
12-10 In the
sterpe zone tl,e lowerIng, is still moro significint.
At n1g)-t the teyrpera-
ture of the surface of the s(-Il in forest zones
di)rJng alrost all the
months of tl-,e vegetating period is ligber by 1-30
than that for exj~osed
soil in an open field. Tbus the tenjerature
conditions of tle soil in
continued:

W54-
, tingAl-T 4~41,
cont-inued:
,MIM OVA, 11 1.
"Tenerature of t~e SoJl in Forest Zones and In tle
Fleld,"Tr. Gl.
Geofiz. Observ., No 44, 29-61, 1954
forost-prrtactive fields In a steppe zone approximte
the conditions of a
forest zone. (RZIGeol, No 1, 1955)
SO: Sum. No. 536t 10 Jun 55

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A_ HIP(r;K1 e. P.
"Maps of Temperature of the Surface of :Exposed Soil"
Trudy Gl. jjeofiz. observ ., 110 45, 1954, 55-59
Temperature diettibution of soil surface at 1300 hours in
the Furopean
Territory of the USSR fran April to September is considered
on the
basis of data of observations by meteorological stations
using mercury
thermometers placed in fallow fields; here the ball of the
thermareters
is buried half In the coil. In the view of the small n4mber
of observa-
tion of mean quantitites over many years the author used
the indirect
method, which is concerned with the connection between mean
monthly ten-
perature of air at 1300 hours and temperature of soil's
surface at the
mine time. The accuracy of the data taken frcm the graph
amounts to plus
or minus 20. Six schematic maps are presented on which are
drawn the
isothermals of the mean monthly temperature of the soil's
surface during-
the period April-September. The temperature of the surface
of soil in
April at 1300 hours on the average is higher than the
temperature of the
air in the northern regions by Ito in the southern regions
by 70- In
July the change amounts to 10-150 in the northern regions
and to 20-250
in the southern regions. (RZhGeol, No 9, 1955)
SO: Sum-No 845, 7 Mar 56

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ARKHIPOVA, Y*.P.;VORONTSOV. P.A.;GLIBOYA, M.Ya.;
GOLUBOVA, T.A.; ROMOVA,Ye.S.
Outline of the operational area and observation methods
of the 1953
general hydrometearological. expedition is a drained
svazp. Trudy GGO
no.49:5--70 155. (MI&A 9: 1)
(Meteorology, Agricultural) (Realamatioa of land) ($vamps)

ARIHMNAt Y**PP;GIMMA, M*T&&;GaUTDDYA,
T.A*;RCKANOVA,Ye*Xo
Rvaporation In the draia*d and the dry valley. TrWW GGO
se.49-.17-22
155. (Atmospheria temperature) (Swamps) (KM 9:1)

M
ARKRIPOVA. Ye.P.
Sell temperatures In the drained swamp. Trudy GOO
ne.49:30-41
'55. (Boil temperature) (xiaA 9:1)

ARYIIIPOVA, Te.P.
Characterietice.of the soil temperature in reclaimed
swamps.
Meteor.i gidrol. no.8:32-35 456. MU 9:11)
(Soil temperature) (Swamps)

ARKH POVA, Ye.P.
www'.
Maps showing the geographic distribution of average
number of days
of thunderstorms for the region of reclaimed virgin and
Idle lands.
1jm.Vs*s.g9og.ob-va 88 no.2:189-190 Mr-Ap 136. (MRA 9:8)
(Thunderstorms)

AUTHOR: Arkhipova, Ye.P.
36-74-3/5
TITLE: Maps of the Geographic Distribution of Stom Days on
Soviet Territory (Karty geograficheskogo, raspredeleniya
chisla dney s grozoy na territorJ:i SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Trudy_Glavnoy eofizicheBkoy observatorii, 1957,
Nr 74,
pp 41 6o (ussRI
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this article is to assist in
evolving
methods for the prevention of large-scale damage caused
by atoms. Maps of atom days are believed to be useful
tools., and thus far no maps of the monthly ocourrenae of
atoms had been made in Russia. The maps show mainly
the number of storms likely to occur during the four
warm months when storms are most destructive, i,e,,,from
May to August. The diagrams included pinpoint h 6
localities where observations on the number of storm days
were made. There are 5 maps and 4 Soviet references.
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kand.geogr.nauk;
GLEWVA, M.Ta.; ROWJDVA, Te.H.; SHIRNOVA, N.V.;
TORONTSOT, P.A.,
lcand..fiz.-mat.nauk; BARASHKOVA, Te.P., mladshiy nauchW
sotrudnik:
GEEMNOV. A.D.; GOLUBOVA, T.A.; WSHCHINKO, Z.A.- FIDOSMV,
A.P.,
kand.sel'skokhoz.nauk; BROBORBOVA, G.G., aladshit
nauchrqy so-
trudnik; PISAREVSKAYA. V.D.'. red.; VOLMV. N.V.,
tekhn.red.
[Microclimate of the northern part of the Kazakh bills]
Mikroklimat
severnoi chasti Kazakhokogo melkoeopocbnika. Pod red.
I.A. Gollts-
berg. Leningrad. Gidrometeor. izd-vo. 1958. 2o6 p. (Nin
u:a)
1. Leningrad. Glavnava geofizicheekaya obssrvatoriya. 2.
Sotrudnik
Glavnoy geofixicheakoy obaervatorit im. A.I. Voyeykova
(for Gollts-
berg, Arkbipova, Gleboya. Romnova, Smirnova, Vorontsov.
Barasbkova,
Gedsonov, Golubova. Mishchonkq'). 3. Sotrudnik
Kazakhokogo nauchno-
issladovatellskogo gidrometeorologichemkogo institute,
(for Fedoseyev,
Beloborodova).
(Kazakhstan--Microclimatology)

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AMIPOVA,' Ye.P.
Charts representing geographical distribution of soil
temperature
in fanowed fields of the U.S.S.R. Trudy GGO
no.85:122-130 158.
(MM 12:5),
(Soil temperature)

ARKHIPOVA, Yelp,jk G12BOVA9 M.Ya.; ROMANOVAP Ye*N.
Microclimatic characteristics of arable slopeso Trudy GGO
no. 910-14 160o (MIRk 14:1)
(Novoorod Province--Kicroolimatology)
(Kokehotav Province-Microalimatology)
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ARKHIPOVA,, Ye.P.
Method of microclimatic observations on the
temperature of the
upper horizon of soil. Trudy GGO no. 91:55-61 160.
(MMA 14;1)
. (Soil temperature)

GOLUBOVAt T.A.; ROHANOVA) Ye.N.; MPOVA Te;.F.; GLEBOVA~ Mae;
4KHI-!~IV-.
MISHCEENKO, Z.A.; GOLITSBMZRG,. I.A., o tor geogr. nauk;
SEMOVAt L.G.; SHATILIM, M.K., red.; SERGEYEV, A.N., tekhn,
rod.
(Mioroolimate of hilly relief and its effect on farm crops]Mikro-
klimat, kholuistogo rellefa. i ego v1iianie na
oellskokhosiaistvan-
nye kulltury, Pod red,. I.A.Golltaborg. Leningrad, Gidrometso-
isdatv 1962. 249 p. (HIRk l6t2)
1, Leningrad. Glavnaya geofixioheskays, obvervatoriya.
Tiioroolimatology) (Crops and climate)

ARKHIPOVA, Yeop,
Soil temperature'depending on mechanical composition.
Mat.po,
meteor.i klim. no.135-8 163. (MRA 17:3)

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MaXlJ% s.An.. rvv- rArW bct%%,eo Lri und "JIN tkt ix"n
icrup. and W. malutahitd ovo 0.4 0 hrs. At low temp.
tile 40Y. of h1o.%wns found to bro, 11, wt
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to (1.4.5%. in SN IICI, tit biLth ttutps., 0..' .0.441%
NVII:,
diWoed. A ratiotvil (ditlermlLd 1wha.-to mpamti(m) tnalv-
.xis 61 wxMic Mo ores is the-mfcwe pmetk-dir not ikturt"l
tvY
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5t 2) SOV/54-59-1-19/25
AUTHORS: Khristoforov.. B. S-,, Arkhipova, Z V
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TITLEz On the Determination of Tungsten and Iron in Tungsten
Pr(,(Iuct3
(0b opredelenil. vollframa i zheleza v vollframovykh produktakh),
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Leningradskogo universitets, Seriya fizlki i
khimii,
1959, Nr 1, PP 139-140 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. In the present paper special attention was devoted to
the possi-
bility of determining iron and tungsten simultaneously from a
weighed portion. The investigation was begun by mixing solu-
tions of sodium tungetato and iron chloride in various concen-
tration ratios. The solutions obtained were treated with hydro-
chloric acid and boiled in order to obtain the precipitation
of the major part of tiingstic acid, By the addition of cinchonine
solution, tungsten is precipitated entirely in.an almost pure
tungsten precipitate, The content of the iron still being in
solution is then determined in the usual way by bichromate
titration. The results are shown in table 1 from which may be
seen that the determination of tungsten becomes less accurate in
the presence of very large iron quantities Tungsten and iron
Card 1/2 were also determined in a number of enriched products
(Table 2),

SOV/54-59-1-19/25
On the Determination of Tungsten and Iron in Tungsten Products
This method is stated to shorten the duration of analysis and
to diminish the consumption of reagents. There are 2 tables
and 1 Soviet reference.
SUBUITTED: MaY 15, 1958
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Gookbimizdat, 1958, 90 p. (Series: Novyye plasticheokiye masayi
10,000
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Ed. (Title page): N.'M. Yegorov; Ed. (Inside book): Yee 1. Shur;
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Ch. TI.: I.N. Andreyeva., Ye. M. Antokollsk"., Z.V. va,
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Washing polyethylene from cat"t residues and regenerating
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ANMNYZVA, I.N.;-AM-WPOVAL Z.V SLOVSKAYA, Ye.Y.;
LIVINA, A.A.;
,; US
AIITCKOLISUYA, Ye.H.; LAZA VA, K.P.; SAMIN, B.I.;
KHINIKIS,
S.S.; BHGHMtBAX, P.H.; GIMBILISKIY, I.S.; LYANDZBKRG,
G.Ta.;
PARAMONXOVA, T.V.; PBOHENKIN, A.L,,- YRGOROV, N.M.,
red,,;
SMM, Ye.I., red.; F(MINA, T.A., takhn.red.
[Low-pressure polyethylene3 Polietilen nizkogo
davlenila.
lzd.2., Ispr. i dop. Leningrad,
Gos.nauchno-tekhu.izd-vo
khim.lit-ry, ig6o. 95 p. (MIRA 14.-1)
1. Nsuohno-iseledovatellakly inatitut
polimerizatsionnykh plast-
mass (for all. except Tegorov, Shur, Fomkina),
(Polyethylene)

S/19.1/60/000/002/001/012
B027/BO58
AUTHORS: ALkhipova, Z. V.1 Semenova, A. S., Sirota, A. G.,
Rre'rg',
GoITMen It. L.9 Illchenko, P. A.
TITLEt Copolymerization of Ethylene With Propylene
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, 1960, No. 2, PP- 4-8
TEXT: The authors deal with the copolymerization of ethylene
with
propylene, since polymerization of ethylene with chromium
oxide catalysts
on an aluminum silicate carrier results in a material of too
low elasticity.
The change of the polyethylene properties by increasing the
ramification
and reducing the degree of crystallinity by means of
copolymerization of
ethylene with other monomers is therefore of interest. The
methods elabo-
rated for the production of polyethylene (Ref. 1) were applied
for the
synthesis of ethylene copolymers with propylene. A carrier
with 4% Al 203
and 96% SiO 2 saturated with a 0-3 mole aqueous chromium
anhydride solution
was used as catalyst. The activation took place at 5500C, air
velocity
200 1 per I I catalyst during 5 hra. A 1-5 1 autoclave with a
stirring
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Propylene B027/BO56
apparatus and steam jacket was used for the copolymerization.
The degree
of ramification of the copolymers was determined by infrared
absorption
spectra, the degree of crystallinity was calculated according
to X-ray
diffraction curves. The copolymerization of ethylene with
propylene pro-
oeeds less readily than the polymerization of ethylene; the
reaction is
strongly accelerated if the pressure is increased within the
range of
from 8 to 30 atm. The temperature is a very important factor in
the
preparation of polymers with certain properties. A temperature
increase
reduces the viscosity, tensile strength, and breaking
elongation. An
increase of the propylene content in the initial mixture of the
monomers
leads to increased ramification of the copolymers and a
reduction of the
crystallinity degree. It follows from the dependence determined
that the
properties of new polymers can be altered toward the required
direction
by altering the composition of the initial mixture of the
monomers and the
conditions of the copolymerization process. Thanks are
expressed to
Professor V. M. Chulanovskiy and the scientific collaborators
I. N.
Andreyeva and V. M. Zapletnyak for advice renaeredi to B. A.
Lipkind for
producing the aluminum silicate namplea and to A. 11. Vallberg,
A. A.
Stepanova, and G. S. Rubinson for experimental work. There are
6 figures,
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Propylene
2 tables, and 3 referenoesi 2 Soviet and 1 IJS,
S/191/60/000/002/001/012
B02VB058
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89921
1'r 2-209
.~ . 9.70 ()
S11911611000100210111012
B124/B204
AUTHORS: --Arkhipova, Z. V.., Semenova, A. S., Paramonkov, Ye.
Ya.,
Nalivayko,'_~e. 'I., Leytman, M. I.
TITLE: Determination of the solubility of polyethylene in
hydro-
carbons and of the dynamic viscosity of the solutions
obtained .
PERIODICAL: Plasticheakiye massy, no. 2, 1961, 61-65
TEXT: It was the purpose of the present paper to investigate
the solubility
of polyethylene in various solvents, the dependence of the
solution tempera-
ture of polyethylene on its molecular weight and the
concentration of the
solution, as wel'l as to measure the dynamic viscosity of the
solutions
obtained and their filtering velocity. The solubility of
polyethylene was
determined from the turbidity of a solution of given
concentration during
observation in transmitted light by means of the device,
developed by
V. N. Dyn'ko, whose schematical drawing is shown in Fig. 1.
The polymer
weighed portion is conveyed into the steel container 1 and,
after the
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S/191/61/000/002/011/012
Determination of the solubility... B124/B204
addition of a measured quantity of solvent, the lid. which is
sealed by
fluoroplast, ia closed. The tightness of the apparatus was
checked with
the gas valve closed by inoreaoing the nitrogen proeoure to
7-8 atmospheres
excess pressure. From an ultrathermostat, the
heat-transmitting medium is
conveyed into jacket 9, ~he valve is partly opened, and the
solvent and the
polymer are mixed by means of bubbling-through N 2' The
temperature was
measured by means of a thermocouple, which was connected with
a-portable
potentiometer; the measuring accuracy was �0.50C. The light
from lamp 10
passed quartz windows 7 and inoided upon the mi.-ror 8 from
which it was
reflected. The solution obtained was 20-250C abive solution
temperaturej
when the solution was cooled, a distinct turbidity occurred,
which continued
to increase with dropping temporature. The temperature at
which the first
slight turbidity occurred was taken as solution temperature.
The dynamic
viscosity of the polymer solutions was measured by means of
the Heller
viscosimeter from formula ~i - t(d 8 -dSol ).K, where p is the
viscosity,rc -
the time of the fall of the sphere, d 8 the density of the
sphere, dSol the
Card 2

89921
.9/19 61/000/002/011/Oli
Determination of the solubility... B124Y3204
density of the solutiont and K the constant of the sphere. The
measuring
error is 3%. The density of polyethylene was determined in the
laboratory
of B. I. Sazhin. The solution temperatures of polyethylenet
obtained by
means of CrO -catalysts, in various solvents are given in Table 1.
With an
increase of temperature, the solution time of polyethylene in
hydrocarbons
decreases, and when polyethylene concentration in the solution is
changed,
also the temperature of the quantitative dissolution changes
(Table 2).
With increasing molecular weight of polyethylene, its solution
temperature
increases linearly with intrinsic viscosity. The
temperature.dependence
of the concentration of low-molecular polyethylene which remains
in solu-
tion when cooled, is shown~by Fig. 4, the dependence of the
dynamic viscosil
of the polyethylene solutionsin synthol on the intrinsic viscosity
is shown
by Fig-5. Professor Ye. V. Kuvahinskiy is thanked. There are 9
figures,
2 tables and 3 referenoest 2 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet-bloc.
Card

BARAM, A.A.; KOKUSHKIN, O.A.; MISHCHENKO, K.P.; FLIS,
I.Ye.; ARIMPOVA,
Z.V.; VAVILOVAp I.I.; MONAKHOVA, Ye.V.; SHCHUTSKIY)
S.V.
Recovery of complex catalysts from dispersions of
polyethylene
by means of methanol in a rotary apparatus. Plast.
massy
no.11;58-59 163. (MIRA 16:12)

AM
L 39U-66.. EWT(m)/EPF(c)/&T(J)/j,-- 4PL W/
ACCESSION NR:.AP5024496o, UR/0191/65/000/010/OOQ4/0006
678. 742. 2-134. 24:678.044,547. 419. 6
AUTHOR- dreyeva. I ZapletnYak,V, M ; Severova Arkbivoya,
'-TITLr-,: CopolymerizatioTi7~f';thyleneiwith propylenefusing certain
organometallic
catalysts
SOURCE: P1 sticheskiye massy, no. 10, 1965, 4-6
TOP*IC TAGS: ethylene,,~ propylene, copolymerization, catalytic
polymerization,~.~:
er, polymerization catalyst, organoaluminum com
polymerization rate,. co.;
pound
ABSTRAM. The relative activity of ethylene and propylene in their
copolymerlzd
tion iising Ziegler:-Natta catalys S~Vas studied to obtain data
necessar~y for the
production of copolymers having valuable tecl-dileal properttes. The
relati,~Fe
q r-tivity of propylene during copolymerization with different
catalyo( Systems dc-
crcased in the following order: (1) AUC21-102C1 + TiC14; (2)
Al(C2115,).3 + TiC14'
+ 0(-Ti
(3) AI(C2H5)3 + VOC13; (4) AI(C2H5)2CI + % -TiC13; and, (5)
AI(C2115)3 C
13-!
Change in catalyst concentration had no effect on the activity of the
monomers,
Change in the ratio of catalyst components in catalysts (4) and (5)
did not change
Card 1/2

L 3912-66
ACCESSION NR: AP5024496
the composition of the copolymer, but decrease in the ratio of the
aluminum alkyl
in the other catalyst systems led to an increase in the propylene
content in the
copolymer made with catalysts (1) and (2), and a decrease in
propylene when us-
ing catalyst (3). The copolymerization constants have the same values
when ca-
talyst systems (4) or (5) are' used or when the Al(C6HI3)3 + X -TiC13
system is
used, indicating that different'aluminum alkyl derivatives in
combination with
V-TiC13 do not change the relative activity of the monomers. The
copolymerlzaJ
ition constants change significantly with a change in the aluminum
organic deriva-
tives in systems based on Tidl4. This is apparently due to the
different reducti-
vility of the aluminum organic derivatives and subsequent formation
of different
active centers. Orig. art. has: 2 tables, I figure and 2 equations.
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: 00 ENCL: 00
S 00
NR-Rj~;F 0V 2 OTHER: 004
ICc-r&-V 2
SUB CODE: OC, MT

L 16508-M EWT (M)/&qPW/T RM
ACC NRt AP6001491 SOURCE CoMt UR/0191/65/000/012/0006/0008
AUTHORS i Badayev, V. K,,; Mar!�rkJLup V, P*1 Arkhipovat.,Zo V,
ORGt none
TITLEt -Pqlymerisat~OnAof othylonalwith organometallie
qatalystalmodiff"e*d by
ethers
SOURCE: Plauticheskiye wavy, no. 12., 1965v 6-8
TOPIC TAGS: polyethylene plastic, polymerization catalystq aluminum
compound,
organoaluminum compoundq intermolecular complex, other
ABSTRACTs Polymerization of ethylene in the presence of alkyl
aluminum-ether
complexes an catalysts and according to the method discussed by the
autho
an earlier work (Vyeokomolak, noyed., 6v f+4 1964) is described.
Organometallio
0'/ R
component of-the catalyst,, X(C2H5)2Alo (where X = halogen) was
obtained by
RN
the action of ethyl orushed:~
bromide, dissolved-in hydrocarbon,, upon the mixture of
aluminum-magnesium (75s25) alloy with ethers, Ethyloyclohe)Wl and
ethylpherVl
other complexes vith triethylaluminum and othylphenyl ether complex with
Card 1/2 UDC1 678.547.313.2t66.095.2

L 165OM6
AGO NRt AP6001491
dietbylaluminum bromide (1) were synthesized and used in catalytic
systew in
conjunction vith TiCj,'6 Polyethyleno? ob.tziined.in the presence of.1
and TiOl4
possessed satisfactory mechanical properties, high
denqity,(O.95-O.cf7_g/cc),----
molecular-veight,,-and toughness*- Origo---art, basi 3 tables and 2
structures,
SUB CODE t 07p ll/ SUBM DATEt none/ ORM REFi 004/ OTH RM 008

EWPOWEM(MO RM
ACC NRt AP6009874 SOURCE CODE: EIR/0413/66/000/004/0069/0069
(A)
INVENTORv Savitsk_ii A,~~-V Skaehilova S. Ys.; Neugodov# P. P.,
Hatushenkoji-G. V~'
Arkhi!ova Z. V.; Falev, V, M,; Badayev: V. K.
ORG: none
TITLE, Preparation 6f polyolefinsl Class 39, N_0-_M_82P_-' [announced
by State
Scientific-Research Ins;Mtelor-FoLymerization Plastics, Experimental
Plant
(GosudarsEvennyy nau o-iseledovatellskiy inatitut polimerizatsionzx*h
plastmaesq
eksperimentaltRyy zavod); Central Scientific-Research Laboratory of
Reagents
(Tsentrallneya nauchno-iss5dovatel'skaya labor-aVo-r Iya )7eaktivov)J
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, prgryshlenWe obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 4,
1966, 69
TOPIC TAGS: olefin, polymerization p polymer
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued describing a method
of obtaining
polyolefins by polymerizationlof Alpha-olefins in a medium of an
inert hydrocarbon
solvent vith heating in the presence of a catalyst consisting of a
mixture of,
dialkylaluminum chloride and a heavy metal compound. To speed up the
process of
polymerization and expand the variety of heavy metal compounds,
chelate derivatives
of orthovanadic acid are suggested under the general formula
VO(OR)(OX)21 vhere R is
the hydrogen or alkyl and X ig the remainder of the chelating agent.
Methylether of
vanadium orthohydroxyguindate'lie the chelate derivative of
orthovanadic acid suffffeste
.101
)7
oll/ SUBM DATE: 13Aug64,: UDCs 678,742

EWT
ACC NRI AP6015671 SOURCE CODE:' 'UR/0413/66/000/009/0076/0076
INVENTOR: Zapletnyak, V. M.; Varfolomeyeva, L. S.; Arkhtpova, Z.
V.
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparation of polyethylene or copolymers of ethylene with
Alpha-olefins.
Class 39, No. 181292&announced by the State Scientific Research
Institute of
Polymers (Goeudarstvennyy nauchno-tooledovatell skty institut
polimerizatsionnykh
piptstmass)]
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 9, 1966, 76
TdPIC TAGS: copolymer, olefin, polyethylene, ethylene olefin
copolymer
ABSTRACT.- This Author Certificate introduces a method of
obtaining polyethylene or
copolymer of ethylen4l.with alpha-olefin4in a hydrocarbon solvent
at temperatiftes
ranging fro -30 to 80C in the presence of a catalyst consistiqg
of vanadium and
organoaluminumlicom pounds soluble in hydro6arbons. ~ro increase
the yield of polymers.
1/2 UDC! 67R. 742. 2. 044:67R. 742. 2-

L 44579-66
ACC NRt AP6015671
or copolymers, the polymerization Is'carried out In the
presence of halogenated
hydrocarbons, such as pentachlorethane, as the third component
of the catalyst.
[Translation]
SUB CODE: II/ SUBM DATE: 28JunG5/
0
[LD)
2/2

ARKHIPOVITS, A.I.
Effect of different feeding stuffs on the activity of the
parotid
gland in swine. Yiziol.zhur. CUkrel 2 no,1:81-87 Ja-Y 156.
(MIaA 9:12)
la. Institut fiziologii Iment O.O.Bogomolitaya Akademii
nauk URSR,
laboratoriya.fiziologii sillskogospodaroOkikh tvarin.
(PAROTrD GIANDS) (SWIU--YMDXNG AM FMING STMVS)

_1~7 A
EXCERPTA HEDICA Sec.2 V61.10/4 Physlology,etc,AprM
1645. ARKHIPOVETS A. 1. Lab. of Physiol. of Farm Animals.
Inst. of Physiol.,
'Poltawa. W7TrW'rr of age on salivary secretion in pigs
(Russian text) FIZIOL.2. 1956. 42110 (882-886) Tables 2
The secretion of the parotid glands in pigs aged 47 to 115
days varies with the type
of food but increases, in general, *with age, together with
increase of the dry sub-
stance and nitrogen content. There is no essential change
in the viscosit
Simonson - Minneapolk Mim

= Ir , . I N a-, -- - - - -- ---- - -- -,- -- -- -- - - --
--
ARXHIMVXTSI A.Is,',[Ark1Vpovetv', 0.161
, -
Affect of malt foods on saliva discharge in swine [with
summerjr
in Nngliehl. Yizlol.zhur. (Ukrl. 3 no,6.-48-53 D '57. (MIRA
1112)
(SALIVA) (MALT) (SWIM-40DING AND YZEDING 6TUYr6)

ARK-UPCTISSA.I., Cand Bic ~i-,d
function:~I chvjigao ill the onliv, r1nndr of ',ioCm."
2971~'. '0 ?.p
(J.'.ill of Hichcr USSR. Odc2ur. State U in I.:
Ir~chnikov) , 150 co-
i 0 s i-5 121)

ARKHIPOVETS, A.I., nauchnyy sotrudniki DUDCHENKO, S.F.
Results of artificial insemination of swine under farm
conditions.
Zhivotnovodstvo 22 no.2t79-82 F 160. (MIRA 15:11Y
1. Poltavskiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut
ovinovodstva (for
Arkhipovets). 2. Glavriyy zootekhnik Poltavskoy
gosudarstvennoy
sellskikhozyaystvennoy opy-tnoy stantaii (for Dudchenko).
(Poltava Province-Artificial insemination) (Swine
breeding)

ARKHIPOVETS, A.I. [AAJiypovetslj A.I.3
Effect of various foods on sqlivation in young pigs.
Fiziol. zhur.
[Ulce.] 6 no.3t358-364 My-Je 60. (KIM 13:7)
I.Tol-avskiy riauchno-isaledovateliskiy irstitut
svinarstva*
(SALIVA) - (SWINE-PHYSIOLOGY)

ARKHIPOVSTS, A.I., kand.biolog.nauk
Preservation of bull semen vithout cooling.
Zhivotnovodstvo 23
no.204-57 F 161. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Laboratoriya fixiologii sel'skokhozyaystvannykh
zhivotnykh
Poltavskogo nauchno-looledovateltakogo institute
svinovodstva.
(Poltava Province-Semen-Preaervation) (Bulls)

ARKHIPOVETS, A.I.
Method for the graphic registration of salivary eacretion
in swine.
Fiziol. zhur. 48 no-3:365;-367 Mr 162. (MIRA 15:4)
Wint'.
I.-From the Laboratory ;*Physiology and Biochemistry of
Farm
Animalsp Institute of Pig Breeding; Poltava.
(SALIVA) (POSIOLOGY, EXPMDOiTAL-EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES)

AMIPOVICR,,A.A.. assistant
Collateral circulation in organs of the true pelvis. Ped.,
akmah. i
gin. 19 no.4:55-57 157. (MMA 1321)
1. Ufedra normallnoy anatomil (zav. - zasluzhennyy dayatell
nauki,
prof. M.S. Spirov, nauohW rukovoditell - prof. V.V. Kolesnikov)
Kiyevskogo ordens. Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni meditainakogo
institute,
im. akad. A6A. Bogomolltea (dir. - dots. I.P. Alekseyenko).
(PILVIS-BLOOD SUPPLY)

Ally TIPOVI~Glli, AA. , Cand Med Sci -- (diss) 14~" -3tudy
colInteral bloo:1 circ ilation. Anatomy of' collaterals in the
.-:ystem of the hyooja,,;Lric artei7 (Anatomic- ex t -e ri
mental
study)." Kiev, 19~8,17 pp (Kiev Order of Labor hed :anner
Ved Inst im Acadamician A.A. Bogomolets) 200 C07)iCS.
~KL, 27-~b, 116)

ARIMPOVICH, AgA.JA
..Tkhvpovych, A.A.
Effect of the nervous system on the development of collateral
blood circulation i4jthe pelvis [with summary in English]. Fisiol.
shur, CUkrel 4 no,2:257-265 Mr-Ap 158. (MIRA 11:5)
l.Kiivalkiy medichniy institut im. akademika 0.0. Bogomol'taya,
kafedra normallnoy anatomii i Kilvalkiy institut fizichnol kullturi,
kafedra funktsionallnoi anatomiA.
(NERVOUS SYSTEM)
(PJCLVIS--BLOOD CIRCULATION)

*XNAWINT"".
I
Collateral circulation in the hypognstric artery system.
Vrach,delo no-8t835-837 fig 158 (MM 11:8)
1e lafedra normalluoy anatomil (save - zaelyshanyy
dayatell naidd
11rof. H.S. Spirov) Xiyevskogo moditainskogo institute i
knfedra anstomil,
(save - prof. V.V. Xoleenikov) Xiyevskogo Instituta
fisicheakoy kulltury.
(PELVIS-BLOOD SUPPLY)

GUDZI, P.Z., dote., RADZIYEVSKIT, A.R., kand.med.riauke
ARKHIPOVICH, A.A,.
kand.med.nauk
Role of the hypogastric artery in the collateral
ciruculation of
the pelvio extremity, Vrach,delo n0,10:1075-1078 0 158
(MIRA 11:11)
1. Kafedra. anatomii (zav. - prof. V.V. Koleanikov)
Kiyevskogo institute,
fisicheakoy kulltury.
(HYPOGASTRIG IRTYM)
(UMMITIEst LOOR-BLOOD SUPPLT)

ARKHIPOVICH., A.A. [Arkhypovych, A.A.]
Blood supply of lumbar lymph nodes. Dop. AN URSH
no.2t257-260 162.
(MIRA l5t2)
1. Kiyevskiy meditsinskiy institut. Predstavleno
akademikom
AN USSR V.G.Kastyanenko LKastianenko, V.H.].
(LDIPH NODES-BIDOD SUPPLY)

ARKHIPOVICH, A.A. (Arkhypovych, A.A.]; KEFELI,
I.Ye. (Kefeli, I.IE.)
Anastomoses of the pelvic arteries in a dog. Dop.
AN URSR no.
6:821-823 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Kiyevskiy meditsinskiy institut. Predstavleno
akademikom
AN UkrSSR V.G.Kaslyanenko (Kastianenko, V.H.].

Dissertation: ,Polarintatric and Refractometric Methods of
Analysis of Starch Products."
Cand Tech Scl, Kiev Technological Inst of the Food Industry,
Kiev, 1953. (Referativnyy
Zhurnal--Khimiya, Moscow, No 6, Mar 54)
.50: SDI 243, 19 Oct 54

u
Its 6rm
tiln co,jf!!rcnce,- :~il
v p c)
1"AOL~! )f
~ry~,tzdline Glu(-.o.-e Proauction, Ltnin,;rLd March (11~!ported in
Gidrol i lisomlim, .1.1 11,Yil)

ARKHIPOVICllj N.Aq VOLOSHANENKOp G.P.
Determining starch in grain' and potatoes. Trudy KTIPP
noe251
44-5o 162. (HIM 16 15)
(Starch) (Potatoes) (Grain)

.ARKH jgjqgj,.~
Dependence!between the specific rotation and the
content of
reducing substances in the products from the
incomplete
hydrolysis of starch, Trudy KTIPP n0-25;506-55 162.
(MIRL 16-5)
(starch) (Reducing agents) (Hydrolysis')

APMIPOVICH,, N.A.
Analyzing the products from the incomplete
hydrolysis of starcho
Trudy KTIPP noM-.55-60 162v (Hydrolysis (MM 16'.5)
'(Starch)

ARKHIPOVICH N.A.; ZATYRKOj A.P.
Determining the degree of coloration a~ turbidity of starch
molasses and molasses products. Sakhaprom. 37 no.2.s56(l36)-5q(l3q)
F 163. (KM 16:5)
1. Kiyevskiy tekhnologioheskiy institut pishchevoy promyshlevoti
imeni Mikoyana.
(Molasses-Testing)

ARK_HIPOVICH.,.N A.; VOLOSHANKNKO) G.P.
Rapid method for determining the reducing substances in
Cuban
unrefined sugar. Sakh. prom. 37 no.3:21-23 Mr 163. (MIRA
1614)
1. Kiyevskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut piahchevoy
prdwshlennosti
im. Mikoyana. (Cuba-Sugar--Analysis and testing)

ARKBIPOV.ICH,, N.A.; VOLOSHANENKO, G.P.
Production of starch moiasse3 and glucose s1rups from corn.
Tnidy KTIPP no.27:66-68 163. (MIM 17:5)

ARKHIPOVICHI.,N.A.; ZELENINA, L.M.; KVI'IIA, S.N.
Dotermining the natural alkalinity of tho first
carbonation
Juice. Sakh.prom. 37 noogs/f2-44 S 163, (~m 16i9)
1. Kiyevskiy takhnologic lie slid y incritWit
piihch-~Voy proinyshlen-
nosti imeni Mikoyana.
(sugar ,ranu:f,-:-,cture)

ARKHIPOVICII, P.A.; ZELENINA, L.M.; KVITA, S.N.
~
Titration method for the control of the work of
settlers and mud
thickeners. Sakh.prom. 37 no.9:44-45 S 163. (MIRA
16:9)
(Sugar manufacture)

ARKHIPOVICH. N.A.; BONDAREVSKAYA,.V.N,; PODKOLZINA,
V.P.
Uaing the method of ltl dilution for the
ebqlification of.the
analysia of augar-produois,-. SO-kh. prom. 37
no.1003-34 0 t63.
(KMA 16:12)
1. Klyevskiy takhnologiphookiy inatitut pishchevoy
prongrahlennosti im. Mikoyana.

PETROV, Konstantin Petrovich; ARKNIPOVIPH.
N.A.r kand. tekhn.
nauk, spets. red.; MOR6-ZOVA, I.I., red.
(Practical laboratory work on the
biochemistry of
vegetable raw materials] Praktikum po
biokhimii pi-
shchevogo rastitellnogo syrlia. Moekvap
Pishchevaia
promyshlennost', 1965. 329 p. (MIRA 18:7)

30(0)

AUTHOR:
Arlthiptaev, F. T., Candidate of
SOV/30-59-7-8/50

Phil Ono-p-El-ca-r-3blences
TITLE:
50th
Anniversary of the Edition of theIBook "Materializm i

empiriokrititsizm" (50-letiye "Nateriklizma i empirAokiiti-

). Scientific Meeting on the Occasion of ~his,AAniver-
faizaa

eary Yubileynaya nauchnaya sessiya)
~
PERIODICAL:
Vestnik Akadomii nauk SSSR, 1959, Nr 7p PP
52-57 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The meeting took place at the natitut
filooofii Akademii

nauk SSSR (Institute of Philcacphy of the
Academy of Sciences,

USSR) on May 7th and 8th and was
dediciatid to the book by

V. I. Lenin. Approximately 11000
persona took part in the

meeting. V. 1. Lenin's
philosophical ideas, developed in his

book, were pointed out
in the opening* adftess by P. X. Fedo-

seyev, Corresponding
Member, Academy of 6~~vnoep USSR.

D. 1. Blokhintsev,
Corresponding Hember,,Academy of Sciences

USSR, pointed out
that Lenin's thesis'on-the inexhaustibility

of the electron
has proved right. Academician T. D. Lysenko

emphasized that
Lenin's principle on the~unity of theory and

practice can
serve as a guidance for biologiats,. Academician
Card 1/3
9.
B. Mitin spoke about the revolutionary .,Apirit of

50th Anniversary of the Edition of the Book
"'SOV/30-59-7-8/50
"Materialism i empiriokrititsizm". Scientific Meeting on the
Occasion of
This Anniversary
V. I. Lenin's works. 0. A. Kursanovt Doctof of Philosophical
Sciences, spoke about the subject " L4niAls Doctrine on Truth
and Modern.Sciences". S. V. Vonsovsk4p Corresponding Membert
Ae'idemy df Sciences USSR, spoke about'th6 e0jebi'llthe
Impor-
tance of Lenin's Ideas'of the Inexhaustibility of Matter for
Modern Physics". In his report, M. P.'lovchuk, Corresponding
Memberf Academy of Sciences USSRp showed the greqt importance
of Lenin's ideas in the book "Materializm i
empiriokrititaizm"
for the investigation and the understanding of %h9
fundamental
problems of philosophical history and'of'the idea of the pub-
lic. S. L. Rubinahteyng Corresponding Members Academy of
Scien-
ces USSRt spoke about, Lenin's reflexion theory and about the
problems of modern psychology, he also mentioned I. P.
Pavlov's
reaexion theory. During the session of the Scientific Council
of the Institut avtomatiki i telemekhaniki Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Automation and Telemechanics of the Academy of
Sciencaq of the USSR) on May 140 B. M. Kedrov reported on V.
I.
Lenin's book llhaterialiiml empiriokritftsizm" and "Modern
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50th Anniversary of the Edition of the Book .SOV/30-59-7-8/50
"Materializm i empiriokrititsizm". Scientific Meeting on the
Occasion of
This Anniversary
S. M. Shalyutin reported on various philosophical problems
of cybernetics in the light of V. 1. Lenin's guiding
principles.
On April 24 an extended session of the Scientific Coumcil of
the Institut istorii iskusetv (Institute of the History of
Art) took place which was oppned by 1. E. Grabarl. V. S.
Kemenev spoke on "Lenin's Criticism of Machism and the Crisis
of Modern Bourgeois Art". At the session of the Scientific
Counail of the Institut mirovoy literatury im. A. M. Gor1kogo
(Institute of World Literature imeni A. M. Gorlkiy), V. R,
Shcherbina reported on "Materializm i empiriokrititsimm" and
on topical.probleMB of the Soviet literary science. The 50th
anniversary of the edition of this book by V. I. Lenin was
also celebrated by scientific meetings of the Academies of
Sciences of the Union's Republics.
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ACC NRt AP6019026 SOURCE CODEt
AUTHORt Wkov, A. N.; Arkhiptsev,, V. H.
ORG: Dapartmont of Chemical Fiber Technology,
(Kafedra takhnologii khimicheskikh volokon, Iv
institut)
UR/0133/63/008/oo6hool/loo
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to
TITLES Synthesis and study of colored polyaor7lonitrile
SOURCE: IVUZ. Xhimiya i khimichaskaya tokhnologiya, v, Bt no. 61,
1963, 1001-1003
TOPIC TAGS: polyacrylonitriles diazonium saltg polymerization
initiatorlp polymeri-
zation rate . ~Hen-iloriA- ~srv-rmr- CIS'
ABSTRACT-6 The conditions of preparation of colored fibor-forming
polyacrylonitrile
with diazonium salts as initiatorso the polymerization~kinetics
in the presence of
the lattort and the properties of the polFacr~ylon 7re formed
were inve4igatod.
The main factors determining the polymer yield and the required
viscositVlof the
product were the duration of synthesisp temperature., and
amount7of initiator. -As
the latter increasesq the polymerization rate is accelerated,,
the yield of polyaory-
lonitrile risess and its viscosity decreases, owing to the
presence of more free
radicals formed by Its decomposition. At the same times, the
color of polyaor7loni-
trile becomes more intense. A rise in temperature speeds up the
synthesis3, and the

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attendant decrease in yield and viscosity is apparently due to a
more frequent
breaking of the macromolecular chains. The optimum conditions of
synthesis were
detenninod, and the polymerization rate constants and activation
energies of the
synthesis of the colored polymer were obtained. The most active
initiator of
aorylonitrile polymerization was found to be the acetate of the
diazo compound
based on P-aminoanthr4q%~Inone. Orig. art. has$ 2 figures and 2
tables.
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ARKHIREYEV, V. A., Cand of 114ed Sci -- (dise) "The ftkarm=
Interium. Period
After the First Attack of Rheumatism in Children," Moscow, 1959, 16
pp
(2nd MoscowMedical Institute im Firogov) (KL, 6-60, 125)

A-AWA(c) 74PT. IvAm-
ACC WRs A'P50'2' SOUR UR/0286/65/ /017/0067/0067
qv~; I 4p; 0A, 1-610
AUTHOR: Kuznetsov, Ye._V.-, Arkhj!j"-V...,P.; Batalina, M. V.
- 1" , 03
I ~Y, ST
TITLEt A mq~thod for producing poly smanates w ich contain
phosphorus. Class 39,
No. 174356L emical En N-ee
lannounced by Kazan C% R ring Institute Im. S. M. Kirov (Ka"n-
skiy khimiko-tekhnologichosKiy institut)j
SOURCE- Byulleten' izobrateniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 17, 1965, 67
TOPIC TAGS- polymer, phosphorus, isocyanate resin, aromatic
hydrocarbon
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate iniroduces a method for
producing polyisocya-
nates which contain phosphorus by interacting aromatic diisocyanates
with trialkyl
phosphites. A wider selection of osphorus-containing
Rolvisocyanates'lis produced
by using 2,4-toluylene diisocyanate and conducting the reaction at
70- OOC.
UDC: 678.66.002.2
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ARKHDWEVA, V.A.
Effectiveness of a stay at an ordinnry Pioneer camp between
attacks
of rheumatic fever. Vop.okhoyant. I dot. 3 no.3:76-81 JI-Ag
158
(MIRA 11:8)
1. Is knfedry gospitallnoy pedintrii (sav. - prof. K.F*
Popov)
pedintrichaskogo fakullteta 11 Koslcovskogo zeditsiuskogo
institutft
imani lloL Pirogova (nauch"y rukovoditell - prof. X.Me
Badnova).
(RHEUMATIC FEY
(CAMPING)

A IMMA 0 V.A.
Ibcorcise therapy for children in school during the
interval betvaen
attacks of rheumatic fever. Vop.okh.mat. i det. 4
no.4:64-68 JI-Ag
1599 (XIRA 12:12)
Is Is kafedry gospitallnoy pediatril
Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta
rokovoditell - prof. X.X. Dabnova).
(RHEUX&TIC YAM)
(zav. - prof, KJO Popov) Il
imeni N.I. Pirogova (unuchnyy
(EMOISIC THERA")

CHIZHOVA. E.P.. kand.med.nank; A n1=VA, V.A.
Two cases of IMbogranulowatosis in early childhood with
disease
of the skin. Yediatrila 37 no.11:64-67 N 159. (MIRA
13:3)
1. Is kafedry goopitallnoy pediatrii (zavedtWusbabiy -
prof. I.?.
Popov) II Moskovskogo meditsinskogo institute, infint
N.I. Pirogova
na base detakoy klinicheekoy bolluitsy imeni N.F,
Filatova (glavvy
vrach M.N. Kalugina).
(HODGKIN'S DISEASI in inf. & child.)
(SKIN pathology)

UREIRA. V.A.
....... .Z.,-_
Clinical aspects of the period between attacks of
rheumatic
fever in ohildrenj from material of polyalinioal
observations,
Pediatriia 38 no.2t 68-74 F 160. (MIRA 13:12)
(MUMATIC FMR)
.1

-_ARKIIIMYEVA
Oxyhemometric study of children during the
interparozysmal,
period of rheumatism. Vop. okh. mat. i det. 7
no.5:49-52
KY 162. (MIRA .15:6)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallnoy pediatrii (zav. - prof.
K.F. Popov)
II Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta Imeni N.I.
Pirogova.
(RIIEWTIC FVER)
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R!istvoru. Tokstil Proal-StI, 1949,
No. 0, S. 6-8
SO: I il~MJS 1l,". 34

ARXB%TIYEVA.,jp~A.
Hydroohemical conditions in Denmark Strait. TRUDY
VNIRO /+6:68-73
162,
(MIRA 15:10)
(Denmark Strait-Water-Composition)

A. !.,
"APproxin-ate l-'etho,;s for Calculation of .3 boundary
Layer WitIT ~,ucAon.." Thr-cis
.fol. degree of Calid. Tf'chnical Srl., Su-1. 27 Apr 0,
41-1131itary !,1r
AcAdpmy Ineni Profe,,73or I'l. Ye. Zhukovskl.y.
Sum-iai,j S2, 18 Doc 52, DisFertIIM oils PrPsent(ld For
Dac',rpes In Science an,i ra-
CineerinV Jn Noscow In 19LW. From "'echernyaya Mnskw~,
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32575
S/621/61/000/000/010/014
C/I 7 7_00 D234/D303
AUTHORS: Vitenberg, I.M.t and Arkhovskiyt V-F.
TITLEt A specialized electro-simulating installation with
automated search Of solution
SOURCE: Nauchno-tekhniche8koye ob8hohestvo priborostroiteltnoy
promyshlennosti. Primeneniye vychislitellnoy tekhniki
dlya avtomatizatsii proizvodstva. Trudy soveshchaniya,
provedennogo v oktyabre 1959 g. Ed. by V.V. Solodovni-
kov. Moscowp Mashgizj 19619 427 - 435
TEXT: The authors describe an installation designed at NIISchet-
mash with their participation and intended for reproduction of
cur-
ves described by kinetic equations of the form
N = P 0e�aPtbp + M0(1 - e �amtbm). (1) V~
The installation can also solve the inverse problem, i.e. that
of
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32575
S/621/61/000/000/010/014
A specialized electro-simulating D234/D303
automatic determination of the coefficients if the curve is
given
experimentally as a series of discrete values. The analysis Of
three possible methods of constructing the curve is stated to
have
shown that the most adequate of them is the method of solving
the
system of determining differential equations. Division is
repilaced
by taking logarithmso The elements of the computer can be used
also
for plotting expressions of the form
� Qa
a = A0 e RT
A = A0exp(� at) and
B = BoO - e �aO't
(12)
and for determining the area of any curve. The variation of
the va-
lues of the coefficients is-carried out by the method of
minimizing
If the value of a coefficient is known it can be set by hand
and is
not searched for by the installation. There nre 8 figures.
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AGG NRt AP5026514 SOURCE CODEt UR/0286/65/000/020/0098/0098
AUTHOR: Arkhovsk V~.F*
ORG: none
TITLEs Switching circuit Glass 421 No's 1:15748
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovtmykh znakovp no. 20,, 1965,, 98
TOPIC TAGSs switching circuit.. sequence switch# electronic switch
A13STRACT: This Author Certificate presents a aequ~nce switching
circuit made of
four diodes with ungrounded control signal sources. To increase the
response rate
while decreasing the switching noise, the control signal input is
connected to two
full-wave rectifier circuits which are connected to variable voltage
sources.
The variable voltages are nearly rectangular in form and are shifted
relative to
each other by a quarter period by means of vide-band transformers.
The transform--.
ers are connected through diode circuits to transistors which shape
the switching
signal.
CY 091 SUBM DATEt OlseO4
UDGs 681.142

4U96
S/194/62/000/007/010/160
7;~ 00 D222/D309
AUTHORS: Vitenbergt I*Mop and Arkhovskiy, V.P..
TITLE: A special-purpose analog device with automatic search
for the solution
EURIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no, 7, 1962# abstract 7-1-41 s (In collectiont Primen-
eniye vychisl. tekhn; dlya-avtomatizo proiz-vap M@,
Yiashgiz, 1961t 427 - 435)
TEXT: The special-purpose analog device described has been
desig-
ned at NIISMETMUSh for the reproduction of curves described by
ki-
netic equations of the form
K = P0 e�aptB P+ MO U - e �amtBm The device is c Iapable of
eol'ving V1,
both the direct and the inverse problem, i.e. it reproduces the
curves for given values of the constant coefficients# or
it,deter-
mines automatically the coefficients in the equations in order
to
obtain a curve which is identical to another experimentally
obtai-
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