SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VINOGRADOVA, A.N. - VINOGRADOVA, G.V.

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Heat resistance of succinic dehydrogenase in the muscles of
grass and lake frogs and the change in enzyme activit7 during
acclimatization, TSitologiia 3 no-5:595-598 S-0 161. (MII(A 14-.10)
1. Laboratoriya aravnitellnoy tsitologii Instituta taitologii
All SSSR, Leningrad.
(DEHYDROGENASE) (MUSCLE)
(TEMPERATUPd;--PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

VINOGRADOVA, A.11.
Heat resistance of afAomyosin in the steppe tortoise Te-ti,3-
horsfieldi Gr*y and the pond tortoiBe, Fa7s orbicularls (L.)
as related to the problem of the adaptation of animal-4 to
life in the desert. Sbor. rab. Inst.tait. no.62195-198163.
(ACTOIEOSINS) (HEAT- PHYS IOLOG ICAL MMT) (,'.gPA 16.8)
(TORTOISES)

VINOGRADOVA A.N . KUSAYMIA A.A.
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Heat resietance of protopla-mic proteins in the repreeentati-7es
of various populations of harm ridibunda PaU . Sbor.rab. Inst.
tsit. no.6--158-162163. (XIM 16~8)
(FROGS) (,HLZ-,PHYSIOLOGICAL UiUT) (MLISCLE)

TUROVTMA, Zinaida Kikhaylovna; EMN, Lev Lazarevich; VINOGRADOVA,
A.P., akademik, red.; TRAVIN, U.V., red.izd-vi3; UbIM19 R.Ye.p
takhn.red.
(Analysis of gases In metals] Analiz gazov v metallakh.
Moskva, 12d-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1959. 390 -o- (MIRA 13:1)
(Gases in metals) Onses-Analysis)

~ GULYAYEVA, L.I.; VINOGRADOVA, A.P.
Determination of sulfur In organic compounds bi the pyrolytic
tube ue~hqld,- Zav. lab. 29 no,lOtll8O 163. (MIRA 16tl2)
:.,j
-1 1, Vaes.oyuznyy nauchno-iooledovateltakiy inatitut neftekhImIchcakikh
Ptotsessov.

., A. P., C&Wldate Agric Sci (diss) -- "The effect of the duration
VINOGRADOVA A
and methods of fattening on the meat productivity of poultry". Moscow, 1959.
16 pp (Moscow Vet Acad of the Min Agric USSR), 140 copies (KL, so 24, 1959, 145)

GULYAYEVA, L.I.; KHYANINA, A.P.; KARPOVSKAYA, R.R.
Determination of the trace amounts of sulfur in the prodicts of
petrochemical synthesis. .1reftakhimiia 3 no.2t296-302 Mr-Ap
163. (MRA 1615)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-inaledovateltakiy institut, neftekhimicheskikh
protsessov.
(Sugar-Analyois) (Petroleum chemicals)

KATCHENIOV, S.M.; VIKOGRADOVA. A.P.
Correlation of red deposition in western Turkeenia by means of
spectrum analysis. MGRI no.205:174-180 '57. (XnA 11:9)
(Turkmenistan-Rocks-Analysis)

V IVo 6 e A Do V A,
The effect of welot-Increasing and fitt-accuratiladiii-61i.7
stimuli on the growth of yo roosters. A. P.
end A. A.Frevo. TrudyTIesoyus. Naiwk. ;,r,
'AID P' '~ Om. 5 12-18(104); Referat. Zhur. Kkim., Did.
KAT. IM, 'No. 4lG2.-P4ncrmtjn and scropLags of the
MUCO" of.-mpall latestines and wt.-Increasing Wopnie
stimulators were added to the daily ration 4 young roosters.
Undtr contmiled Lab, conditions a l0vlo wt. inctme Was Cb-
served. Under practical production conditktat It was 811/0.

Tha affect of blarank atimull god "M"W
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A. A.
Kkins. 1935, 4171.-To the ratim of legborn roosters 1-3
months old was added 0.6-1.0 ml. prottin Pyrolygn, 0,03 1
g. LICI, FeSO4,14~21 me. p4ocreatin and simultaneously x
subcutaneous implantation cO this supplement was made.
Wt. inemme and fat accumulation wen attained. '
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VINOGRLDOVAx-A-E-
, lithium, and rubidium
Determination of potassium, in waters b7
spectrum analysis, Trudy VNIGRI no.1-74,-229..237 161.
(MIRA 3.032)
(Water-Analygis)
(Alkali metals-Zpectra)

PATRIK,, I.A.., kand. sellskokhoz. nauk; VINOGRADOVA, A.P., kand.
Sollakokhoz. nauk; YUNOIMVA. A.L. - dj*- naue.hny7 notrudnik
Raising meat chicken in cages. Trudy TSHIIPP& 9:46-53 '62.
(MIRA 16:6)
(Poultry industry)

POYEMYY., F.A.; VINOGRADOVA, A.S.
Early symptoms of acute poliomyelitis. Vop.diag.i patomorf.zab.
no.2t2OO-207 159. (POLIOMYELITIS-DIAGNOSIS) (MIRA 15:8)

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VINOGRADOVA', A. S., Cand of Tech Sci -- (diss) "Stu4y dT the
Gress Drying Process," Ktarlkov, 1959, 19 pp (Moscow Institute
of Mechanization and P-lectrification. of -griculture) (KL 4-60, 118)

VINOGRADOVA,_A SKOB,-,YEV I.K.
.L. .
Inve3tigating buryat A.S.S.R. fluorites for their abi.11-ty to
undergo ore dressing. Trudy IPI no.20:129-136 1-0.
(MIRA IF:2)

., A. V., Candidate of ""ech Scl (dlss) -- "Invest-'gatlori GA" Ujo~, o-yjLa-
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ting comlitions of filtration fabrics as applied to the filtration of cyanide pulpF!".
Irkutsk, 1959. 22 PT) (Min 1111iomor Educ USES71, Irkutsk Mlyiiryg and Metallurgical inst,
Chair of the MetallurEZ of rjoble Metals), 160 copies (KL, 77o 2C, 1959, 112)

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VINOGRADOVA, A.Yu., inzh.
Transportation in the textile industry. Opyt strol. - -,I-
47-62 161.
Pro'blems In 11i7bfinc, tIon nroduction plant of textile mills.
Ibid.:63-69 -- (MIRA 16:8)

VINOGRADOVA,, A.Yu., inzh.
Lighting of enterprises of the machinery industry. Opyt zarub.
stroi. no-4s69--89 162. (KIRA 16:7)
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actories-Lighting)
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Noise prevention in enterprises of the machinery indust -
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(Yachinez7 industry)
(Acoustical engineering)

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USHLKOVA, M.T.; YUIMOV, A.Z.; KOZLOVA, Ye.D.; VINOGRADOVAY D.A.-
Studying the biological activity of different vitamin B preparations.
Vit. res. i ikh isp. no.5:157-163 161. FUA 15:1)
1. Laboratoriya biologichasklkh ispytaniy i novykh form vitaminnykh
preparatov Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledavatellskogo vitaminnogo
inatituta, Moskva.
(GYANOCOBALAMINL')

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Histochemical characteri3tuilcl of posl,!sxlrjcna) histogenegii
in the heart of the wh' te rat. Arkh. ar,,,t t. --I L, t. i embr. 45
no.11:62-65 N 163. (MIRA 17;8)
L Ka-redra gistolog-ii i dot;3enL A.F.
Sukhanov) Kemerovskogo r;vdJt.sl.rmk~.p,,:-. inst.'tuta.

SOV/24-58-9-4/31
AUTHORS: Al'tman, M.B., Vinogradova, D.V., Slotin, V.I. and
Eakin) G.I.
TITLE: The Effect of Elastic Ultrasonic-frequency Vibrations
on the Processes of De-gassing Aluminium Alloys
(0 vozdeystvii uprugikh kolebaniy ul'trazvukovoy
chastoty na protsess degazatsii alyuminiyevlkh splavov)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii hauk SSSR, Otdeleniye Tekhnicheskikh
i'auk, 1958, lir 9, pp 25 - 30 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: When elastic vibrations of ultrasonic frequency are
induced in a molten metal, the resulting excitation
phenomena leacb to breaks in the continuity of the
liquid phase and to the formation of voids which tend
to be filled with the gas dissolved in the melt. Thus,
the elastic vibrations of sonic and particularly
ultrasonic frequency promote the nucleation of gas
bubbles, their subsequent growth and coalescence into
bubbles large enough to rise up spontaneously to the
surface of the liquid phase. The present paper describes
the results of experiments in which this effect of
ultrasonic vibrations was utilised for removing hydrogen
from an.aluminium alloy (AI20) containing 2% Cu, 0.8% hig2
Cardl/3 2.5% Si, 1% Ni, 1% Fe and 0.1% Ti. A 10 kW self-exciting

SOV/24-58-9-4/31
The Effect of Elastic Ultrasonic-frequency Vibrations on the
Processes of De-gassing Aluminium. Allojs
generator was used as the source of the high-frequency
electromagnetic (20 kc/s) vibrations. These were converted
into mechanical vibrations by means of a magnetostrictive
converter which is described in detail and shown
schematically in Figure 1. Finding a suitable material
for the probe (the part transmitting the mechanical
vibrations to the melt) presented the main difficulty in
the construction of the converter. The cavitation effects
in the liquid surrounding the probe resulted in sudden
changes of the pressure causing micro-explosions which in
a very short time led to a failure of the probe due to
erosion. Fused quartz, steel, steel with opper and a
titanium alloy end plates and a titanium alloy M were
tried. The M alloy was found to be most durable,
although this alloy was also eroded to some extent, as
shown by the fact that the Ti content of the melt subjected
to ultrasonic vibrations for 23 min increased from 0.1 to
0.3%. The degree of de-gassing was determined qualitatively
by watching the number and size of the gas bubbles given
off in the moment of its solidification by a small sample
Card2/3 of the molten metal ladled from the melt with an iron

SOV/24-58-9-4/31
The Effect of Elastic Ultrasonic-frequency Vibrations on the
Processes of De-gassing Aluminium Alloys
spoon and placed under an evacuated glass bell (residual
pressure - approx. 0-5 mm Hg)- In addition the macro--
structure of the solidified samples was examined and the
effect of the ultrasonic vibrations treatment of various
durations on the gas porosity of the investigated alloy
is shown in Figures 2 - 4. Increasing the energy of the
ultrasonic vibrations did not affect the results of the
expEriments. With the average eneEgy output of 1 kW, 5 min
treatment of the melt at 720-730 C was sufficient to
obtain an alloy kee from gas porosity. There are 4 fiEures,
1 table and 10 references, 2 of which are Soviet, ? German
and 1 English.
SUBMITTED: May 15, 1958
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0. Gal'pnn and H. Vinopra&vs. Nefiya-
M", No. 1, CliCt.

-#M.a N
dieff to 30r, + 201CIs - Me + 119ro + '.'C-
4 t.,511
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gvl
pk Girfift ww CyCkn" Cowume almost them1w
as Is so

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is accompanied the mps. of HRr which is low a feac-
lion - - = mW CAM wbich we Im
from=d. compdo. rew owicomMy wills a CHC16
voin. of Or, The MtRkmy U. Am. Chm. S". IOM,
776; IM. 1084) onetbod is not sidt" for the dota.
of Isomstd. comptis. in pttraAe= to. Most rder-
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ALTMRS: Shemynkin, K. M., Ravaell, 0. A., Chi..n, 9. S..
V~~do~a, =. I., Vdovir,,%. R. Q.,
"
T.TTLE: Studies In the Field Of' Sa Cmty:~nC And 11.2 A.La'-
3,
.
Communication 4. St.,, Hout.3 -0 Z~.-
comycino and It3 Analot;3
FMIODICA.La I.-vestlya Akad"ll, na.;c =4.
nauk. 1959, Nr .12. pp 2177---,E7
'
ABSTILACTs . Ic 3""'d
2-114thyleyclopontan-3-onc-l
wa =0d for the prv-parat"On 0 -1, t
ene-"yclopentanon,-3-cart~OX,,-.- 1.4
* - b. or.
Aaaumed to be convcrt~d Lnto (W, b)
'e to cyn-it3lze fron
seemed poazib.
or HBr and by d.carbovj -I%- D!ac*d ( 11, coal-' n~'.
be obtained btcawe or 'Mr rrc~ (:;) &~--
eimultancous deerrboxylation ::~d (v r) vith an
endocyclic double bond.
Card V10
A330CIATION: institute of Biological and Kedlcal Chemistry. Aca--t~V
r Kedl. al Sciences (Inaritut b--cloalcheskty I 0.4t--
,,,k.,c.,,.L. A,,d,.,, nauk)
:
S:MKr=1 April 12, 19581 Additions mad*. Dct=ber .13. 1958
C,ard 20/10

T70T8
3herwakin, M. M.. n4vdell. 0. A. channn. S., Sheet-
AUTWRS .ov, Yu. D'. V1.
TrME1 Zrtvestlgxtion In the Field or Sar'cQmYcLnO fthd Its
Synthesis or Ratemic Sar-
5
.
Analogs. Communication
COMYCIne
Izventlys Akadeftil, nAuk 333R, Otdelen:Lye khLpdCha3k1kh

I PERzODI"Ll 2IB7-2194 (USSR)
hauk, 1959, Mr 12. PP
he form
Racemic sarcowcArle (m) was sjnthe3ized In t
Z'
ABSTRACTs
f its somicarbazone
0
C14 -COO"

Jul)
o'
Card 11%
(XV) I%txl
CH.-c"I W~%04 coo,
r~) - W
JAW131)
The ethyl *star of 2-dimethyl~inomethylcyclopentanone.
3-carboxylia sold (XI) was used as startW, -iterial
for the preparation of (M). Racemle Sar-o"Olne In
the form or its somicarbazone (XVIT) can be obtained.
In 39% yield from th methiod.-de of acid (XV) or fr,~
betaint (XrVj togvthcer with the c.teirbatone or ~-
Card 2/14 nothyloyclopenten-l~ne-3~arboxylit acid CXXX). For
this PurPOse (XV) or (XXV) is heated on a water bath
for 4 minutes with 2 mole; (for bataine I male) of
IX N40H. The solution was cooled to 0.24), 10% H~~l wa,a
added, And After 30 minutes the precipitate A3 re-
moved by filtration ArA wfDhed with cold water. Tha
mixture of DLVZII) and (ZrX) A3 obtained In 39% yi e2,3.
The COMPOund tu~ blacic on heat1hr, but doa3 not
OtIlt. Pounds C 48.8?%; ji 6.". C8HjjO 3N3' Calcul-At-Lit
48-75%1 R 5.63%. Pro. the above al,tum, the sei-
Carbarone or racemic 3arQo*Wcln* (XV111) "a iso'atv'i
by cristallt-'ation. tn 50-55% Yield. There ..". 3
references, 3 SOvIcts I JIDAnc-0c, I U.K. , 3 U.S.
The 4 U.S. And U.K, rererenco., are.. Chem. &-ld
Industr. 1957, 13Z-0- 0' Duchl N 0 YarZ &M
Othe r3. Chem. and Indu3;r 195i, io6i; j.
S. L. Emer~n and othera., J. Amer. Chem. Zoe. T~j
4401 (1955); F. E. Van Tamelen, S. R. Pacn, J. A,,or.
Card 3A Chem- Sao. T7. 46133 (1955).
A33MXATIO.411 'Lnstitute or Biological and .140d.4cl" ChVr%j3trj# Acldr'-k,
0f K-dicAl Sciences (In5titut bj.jo,:jchj3,.coy I
LOY khliftil WiLden.11 medltSlnSkl~ch niuk)
3LUM_-._Dt April 1,1, 1938; AddItIons rAde, Mce.ber Z3, 1958

J3
CI!~n0ritly 0 chim:c'mictlin Yr. 'Study
of cht Path3 of f;Ynt!If:s`,1 and
ct chlorwaycelli'l ?4. M
1. VL-nogm,4,3ya, M4. G. Kuapetyan, M. N.-
Kul,' MeA~
- .:nV, -Tov, Vu. B. 5hvctso-i, and L. A.
'llc'-Aina MIA. ould 11e,!. Chelti.. Acid. Mtd, -r,-i.
z1jf4!. 0l 5~
79 boul"50-
L4 -'cul-;cC611 cf type 0.XC,11x-ifloII,-
with Vaiaus ~r4z%ps X fa,~ dc,
'Jotl, ;-tethsfj~ ,tart %vit!; Eub5nincei of k.-:cw-a
whjJ3 is unrllj;';~J dL:Ti4,-K 01t Ynthr~j~.
ltwa3 sliown thattlic rno~thod of L,~ng uivi Troutmaa(C.A.
14, in a ii-.utber c.1 in~ta.;ces eaz yip!d anaWg~ Of
~hl, ro~:iycn;, th;zt 1,0-ng to t!3f.- Alto z7t~ri-,,5. Ik;,z,3y!-a-
tion ~,' n- (IT L- ( 11), and rjt.-fi~rm-, (111) fA
1'~
with DLcI in UN KOM
nnd B1 ,0 rave 70-11, YkId-S of the N-Bs derirs. wt: J, rn..
WIT -1 In.
1211" 111', 'U1. If,22-3'- Hydrogeratica of thes-- in' Etoll
cvcr Raney Ni at 75--VY and 40~-50 atm. H initially gilve
91-5% corruporldinj p-minn analosi Of the. N-liz derivs.
(J: 1, Yn. 170~1% (IV), m. 17( -1',
111, m. 151-2'. WO g.) in Gil mi: 6% H,SO.
,-,-diazociz~xl Vith 201,'0 NaNulat 0-5, (excesillNol being
d- troy,A Ly urta). lrattA with 0 vil. EtOll and t3
7v.t. Wj.1 at 0-5' b, 0,75 g. Ca Lrcnze;
. .1 i ~ huo-i te)
'In-i t )":U- (0.5 hr."xid the filuat;~ v.;l:,
:, - -1~ `~ NaGfi: E~Off
.1~t CA 1,3 pjI 5.5 with f4jl,
zrs --j-cu,7, thc t1it,I. -Aith ELGJAC, thi- Pxt-
~,,xshu-l -.imh diL NaOfi and FT.0, drii-~J, cUrified ~Yith C
t:OO!'I TItHjji~f r.-&-
I,;:!,,
m i~ T; v, w;lh
aitv" rt-luir'.4
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. 1 110 .1
in. (frorn W% VtOlft WLta IV -K,.i
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Y
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f IV. in a !t!t~l ul-,t!nc,.i 0-.- U.
E;,-- clbta;!juI whith m. I,tt Cl*
c,0ti,--J ixtivity al the -~Peciivtli de-, ,ibc-l :v
tiz3tion in dif. H,SO; iLnd treut'rl-ent Ndth 1-1 t
cr,ilqi: r~~ireo, m. 17P-9', (aij,! -87,- L-t);r!
'Aill, c0nird. in du. I
__,j . f,50,
N411CO, to pi' 6 and heated to Oz-:rt w-,%
4U~f L-Al"O !~110 ru, IreG-8,
W Ig. ~Tiatrllllt (11 the di-zo-i-md S*~n ;art-,-
to P11 5.6-6, %,-,ith CLI,(CN)~ Sfl!n. M"Th 7,v~ ?Lt:
c')fIefsporlding PP-cy:irv anilo- - r>-Ih,ev u2 IJ9 Au
130.4'; t.-Mreo, in. 139-4~~
- (~j r, 121.8'. IV (2.3 in
14 mi. WS04 iwo diazotized at 9-5' wits,
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ncutrallzM with Oleo, to Congo XM, filtered, and CIE fil-
trate trcated with 1.5 ff~ Na,CcXN(Yo ;oui coc,!-A u) 1-5';
Ater 15 ulla. the An. Was decirlt(A tht.- pot. O'k
t-'att'i ul-clillw V;ifh 0 1 ;;. C~1:0 !A~ ! i!1 I
-4 1 g~ CUS0,51110 in 6 MI. 11~0 Lh . lij-l'
III(., wnI (~.-ttd. ,,~th E-,OA, and th~
-t, fMle :,,Ur ~,nd 0M, With 11.0, 1
u ~,d- 4 U IV: dik %~;v- i-Ir.11:cal wit!. tf.

7 44 11X, Lj1Y/,
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tit. I-
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tOl), JS-F ': L Aye0f,>T'",
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lly Olm
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1A.M.811t.111yakill.
H. hl. flanulas. R. 1. vinogradova'.1). P. VNICUM11. M.
Clubell1W - is.
V*
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USSRPiocellaneous
Card
Glass lnd-,~!-try
Autbors Okhotin, M. V., Dr. of Chem. .';c. Prof; L,,vLna, i(, .5. and '11nogrz!dova,1':-
Title Gryrtnllization of silicnte glass 1nv(!~L1r,,itvd b.v the hardening method
Periodical Stek. i K(.,r., No. 6, 8 - 11, June 1954
Abstract The'process of crystallization of silicate glass war investignted by
the hardening method. The linear rate of crystallization of each
tested sample wr]!; determined at temper.- -turf-, a rangi.ng from 8000 and
higher. In the temperatiire range approaching the mrAximilm limit of-
cryst,)Ilizntion the determinaticns were n-.0c F_,very 250. The test,
(irnngrement and results obtnined are dercrlbcd. Table, drnwings,
U
f,lraphs.
Institution
Oubmttted

250' (StudY
ki.
't. v. nm
an
195 1 1-i
Chemical ition; qwjl IJ C.Ty
Table, rril "grapbi, graP413-
MOMRRM-U--

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f 1~2 an.. had LI!

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VIIIOGRADOVA, E. N.
Methods of detemininE the hydrogen-ion concentration Moskva lzd-vo Yoskovskogo
univ. 1950. 119 p. (51-15292)
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VINOGRADOVA, G., agronom
Fresh cabbage the year round. Nauka i pered.op. v sellkhoz. 8
no.11:46-48 N '58. (MIRA ll.,12)
(Cabbage)

SOV-107-58-8-7/53
AUTHORS: Pozharova, I (UA3-10243), Grishakov, B. (UA3-10258), Le=bers
of the Radio Club's Council; Vinogradova, G. NA3-10276)
Civic-sinded i=tructor.
TITLE: Assemblies of Civic- minded, Instructors (Sbory instruktorov-
obshchestvennikov)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1958, Nr 8, pp 8 (Ussn)
ABSTRACTt The author describes the activities of the Pavlovskiy Posad
(Moscow oblast) Amateur Radio Club. The club held 5-daY
assemblies for club instructors of the town and surrounding
district. Reports were read and discussed on: "The Types
of Teaching 'Jork and Lethods of Instruction", "The Orcani-
zation and 17:eans of Carrying out Lass Yeasures In the D03A.AP
Primary Organizations", etc. Lectures were held on- "The
N,odern Achievements in Radio Engineering and Electronics"
and "The Use of Transistors in Radio Apparatus".
1. Radio--USSR
Card 1/1

VINOGRADOVA. G.M.,
Effect of Partilizers on the yield and quality of lettuce. Vest,
Moak, tm,.Sero 6t Biol., poahv, 19 no,500-79 8-0 164,
(MIU lit 12)
1. Kafedra agrok~ixii Mosikovskog'o universitstat
nnnem, V.A.; Y;40-~R-PWA-q-
Around the world. Za bezop.dvizh. 3 no.10:6-7 0 1600- (MMA 13:10)
1. Obshchestvennyy inSPOktOr 10 otdeleniya Otdela regulirovani7a
ulichnogo dvizh~ni7a (for Klyukachev)o 2# Redaktor radioveshchani7a
fabriki mDLjjmt" (for Vinogradova).
(Traffic engineering)

VINOGRADOVA, G.A.,; VINOGRLDOV, B.T.
In Bomb of V.L. Leantiev.
Kr-Ap 156.
(Leout!sv,
Izv. Vass. geog. ob-ve 88 no.2:196-198
(XLRA 9:8)
Vladluir Leonidavich, 1904-1955)
VINOGiaDOVAp G.A.
Materials on the anatOMy and histology of some gamesid mites.
14:10N
Nauch. trud Xal- Otd. YOIP no.2:63-73 160.
~a T &S

KOTELINIKOVA, A.S.; VINOGRADOVA, G.A.
Preparation of rhenium dichloromoneacetate and Its deri-tatives with
pyridine and thiourea. Dokl. AN SSSR 152 no.3:621-623 3 163.
(MIRA l6tl2)
1. Institut obshchey I noorganicheekoy khimU im. N.S.Kurnakova
AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom I.I.Chernyayevyn.

KOTELINIKOVA, A.S.; VINOGRADOVA, G.A.
Rhenium monochlorodiacetate, its preparation and properties.
Zhur. neorg. khim. 9 no.2007-311 F164. MIRA 17t2)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganicheakoy khimll Imeni N.S. Kurnakova
AN MR.

VINOGRAWVA t G.A.
I-
Effect of hepatic reparat:Lve regeneration an the mitotic activity
of the corneal epitheli= and epidermis in mice, Biuls ekep.,
biol. i mod. 50 no. 32:105-108 W 160. (HM 13:12)
1. Iz laboratorii giatefiziologii (zav. - kandidat biologicheskikh
nauk V.N. Dobrokhotov) Instituta eksperimentalinoy biologii (dir. -
prof. I.N. Mayskiy) AM SSSRp MoskyjR&
(CELL DIVISION (BIOL4GY)) (4CORNEA) (SKIN) (LIVER)

T
ng of ckpron. w-'
s!3 ib tY t 0 F on
17. TZV. vys. uclheb. za-j,.;
Jnsol-uble h ycirox F- z oriye son thc- ibe
%ekh. teks~'. p-on. 107-114 162.
ln3titut.

VINOGRADOVA G.I.j WMINIKOV, B.N.
Studying the mechanism of the reaction of coup2ed hTdrOXY A20 dye
development on polyamide fibers. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.1 tekh.
teks. prom. no,6:81-45 165. (MIRA 19-1)
1, Ivanovskiy kbimiko-t4khnologloheekLy inatitut. Submitted February
20.. 1965.

VINOGRADOVA, G.I.; MEVNIKOV, B.U.,- MORYGANOV, P.V.
;:nvestigating the sorption of azoamineS bY capron fibers. Izv.wfs-
ucheb.zav.; tekh.taket.prom. no.5288-94 164. (MIRA 1811)
1. lvanovskiy khimiko-tekhnologichookiy Institut.

SHEVEIEV, F.A., doktor tekhn. nauk; IAOSMIIII, L.F., prof., doktor
tekhn. nauk, nauchrjyy red.; VINOGRADOVA, G.M.0 red.;
MOCHALINAI Z.S., tekJm. red.
(Tables for hydraulic calculations for steel, cast-iron and
asbestos-cement water pipes]Tablitsy dlia gidravlicheskogo ras-
cheta stallnykh, chugunrqkh i asbestotsementnykh vodoprovod-
rykh trub. Izd.3. Moskva, Gosstroiizdat, 1962. 140 p.
(~aRA 15:12)
1. DeystvitelIrVy chlen Akademii stroitel'stva i arkhitektury
SSSR (for Shevelev).
(Water pipes)

BELOUSOV, Vladimir Vladimirovich, inzh,)* MIKHAYLOV, Fedor Semenovicb,
inzh.; VROGRADOYA, G.M., ned.; GOLIBMG, T.M.., tekbrI*red,
[Installing heating bol2ers] Montazb otopitelInykh kotell-
nykh ustanovok. Izd.2., ispr. i dop. Moskva, Stroiizdat,
1964. 295 P. (MIRA 17:3)

BREZHNbV) Viktor Ivanov-1oh; DlX~111, I.V., pruf., nauchr-red.;
Vll.*OGRADO'V'- G.1-1., red.
4,
I
(Assembling and repairing water ,,7upply equiFr.entj Mon-
tazh i reii.ont vodoprovodnykh ut3truistv. Moskva, Stroj-
izdat, 1964. 127 p. (1-1 IRA 18 - 3 )

SLAVYANOV, V.N.; VINOGRADOVA, G.M.,, red.
(Forecasting the stabiHii"'O-f slopes from the viewpoint of
eftineering, geology] Inzhenerno-geologicheskie prognozy
uOtoichivosti otkosov. Moskvap Stroiizdat, 1964. 153 p.
(MIRA 1715)

RARKALOV, B.V., kand. tekbn. nauk, nauchn. red.; KARPIS, Ye.Ye.,,
kand. tekhn. nauk, nauchn. red.; V]2,'OGRADOVA, G.M.p red.
[Air conditioning in industrial publicy and residential
buildings) Konditsionirovanie vozdukha v promyshlenrqkh,
obshchestvennykh i zhilykh zdanilakh. Moskva2 Stroiiz-
datp 1964. 159 p. (MMA 17-.11)
1. Vaesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po konditsionirovaniyu vozdukha
v promyshlemVkh, obahchestvenrWkh i zhilykh zdaniyakh. 1962,
Moscow. 2. NaucImo-issledovatellskiy institut sanitarnoy
tekhnilci~ G--sstr,-Yya SM'for Karpis). 3. Gosudarstvennyy pro-
yektnyy institut stroitellnoy pronWahlennosti (for Barkalov).

vo skva, 5
v.

SENKOV, Fedor Vasillyevich; SKIRDBA, Nina Pavlovna; LOBAROVA,
Lyudmila Nikolayevna; red.; TARnCVA,
K.Ye., tekbn. red.
[Heating and heat supply of farm buildings and installations]
Otoplenie i teplosnabzhenie sel'skikh zdanii i sooruzhenii.
Moskva, Gosstroiizdat, 1963. 146 p. (MIRA 16:12)
(Farm buildings-Heating and ventilation)

GAVRILKO, Vladimir Matveyevich; ABRAMOV, S.K., kand. tekhn. nauk,
nauchnyy red.; VINOQRADOVA,,-~M.p red. izdkma; MIKHEYEVA,
CA., tekhn. red.
(screen's for intake, drainage-and bydrogeological vells]
FilItty vodozabornykh , vodoponizitelInykh L gidrogeologi-
chaskikh skvazhin. 2. izd. ispr. i dop. Moskva, Goastroi-
Izdat 1962. 399 p. (MIRA 16:4)
Nells-Equipment and supplies)
(Water, Underground)

. . . . . . na I %I lit I
A(:(; NRi A
JSX"6005098 JAIAI) SOURCE CODE: UR/0325/65/000/004/0154/0158
AUTHOR: Vinogradove, G. N,
ORG: YWAt,,,
TITLE: Effect of fertilizers,on Brussels sprout productivity and
quality
SOURCE: Nsuohn7e doklady vysshey ahkoly, Biologicheakiye naukil
-no- 4. 1965s 15 _158
TOPIC TAGS: horticulture, fert ilizer, nitrogen compound* phosphorus
compound, potassium compound, agriculture crop
ABSTRACT: The effects of,nitrogen, nitrogen-potassium, nitrogen-
pbospboruss pbosphorus-potassium and completely mineral fertj1i%AXJL_0n
Brussels sprout productivity were investigated in the sod-podzolic soils
of the Agrobiolovical Station of Moscow University and the Gribovsk
Vepetab g Brgeding URerimentAl Station in jjgacoX uplUpt. Findings
show that nitrogen fertilizers play an Important role in increasing the
productivity of Brudsels sprouts and Improving their nutritional valuse
Phosphate and particularly potassium fertilizers should also be

1 22364-66
ACC NRO AP6005098
introduced, but In smaller doses and always in the presence of nitrogen
fertilizers, In this way Brussels sprout productivity is increased
without affecting the qualit-y, and nutritional values are improved.
Large doses of nitrogen-potassium fertilizers promote botrytis rot in
plants; phospbate fertilizers reduce the barmful effect of nitrogen-
potassium fertilizers. Orige art, bas: tables.
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE: 27Apr64.
Card 212.Adfi,

. VINOGIRADOW., G.N.
r -%- 1-, - -j
Effect of fertilizers on tie yie1d and quality cf DnasZells s-prcuta.
Nauch.dAl.,rys.shkoly; bio.1.n--uki no.4:154-158 165.
(',,',IRA 3-8:10)
1. Rekomendovama k&fedroy agrck!,!!dd-J' X';,skrvskr,go goLudar.,-tvennogo
univernitc,+A im. M.V.Loraonosova.

VINOGRADOVA, G.N.
Effect of fertilizers on the riboflavin content of lettuce, radish
and brussels sprouts. Mauch. dokl. vys. shkolyj biol. nauki no.1t
153-155 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy agrokhimii Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta im. M.V.Lomonosova.

GuRiGHP N.A.; 11U.ITINA, M.A.; 'T;NCGW.DQVA, G.F.
Use of olecreEins an---.- obtain-d from -4z- t1he
.7. Gidroliz. i lesokl-Am. I-'
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