SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VLADIMIROVA, Z.A. - VLADIMIRSKAYA, N.N.

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ACCESSION NR; APS022267 UR/0363/65/001/007/1152/1154
546.83li546.882
AUTHOR: Trunov, V. K.; Vladimirova. Z. A.; Kovba, L. M.; KomisearOva, L._N.
TITLE: Binary oxides in the ZrO sub 2-Nb sub 2 0 sub 5 system
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Neorganicheskiye materialys v. 1, no. 7, 1965,
1152-1154
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TOPIC TAGS: zirconium compound, niobi -Compound
ABSTRACT: The formation of compounds in the ZrO2-Ub2O5 q!Ltem was studied by
x-ray phase analysis. Two methods were used to prepare the compounds: coprecL-.
pLtation of hydroxides followed by annealing at 1000 and 1300C, and annealLng of
stoichiometric mixtures of oxides. Formation of the phase of variable composition
Zrl-nNbnO24n/2 was observed and its unit cell constants were determined for
various compositions. Three new phases were identified in the region rich in
niobium pentoxide: ZrO -5NB 0 Zr02-7Nb2O5, and ZrO2-nNb2Oj (5e-n 4_7-8).
Z 2 5j
Interplanar distances of these compounds are tabulated. It a shown that the
phase ZrOz-nNb2Os is fe d only when coprecipitated niobLum and zirconium
hydroxide are annealed. brig. art. has: 4 tables.
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ASSOCIATION: Khimicheskiy fakulltet, Ho*kovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im.
iH, V. Lomonosova (Chemistry Department, Hoscow State Univeisity)
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KOMISSLWVA, L.N.; SIYANOV, Yu.P.;---VIaWjMIRGVA,-Z.A.-
Some properties of crystalline varieties of ZrO2- Mmr-
neorg.khim. 5 no-7:1413-1417 J1 160.
04IRA 1317)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvem3yy universitst im. M.V.
Lomonosova, Kafedra neorganicheakoy khimii,
(Zirconium oxide)

9.2200 69510
AUTHORS: Spitsynp Vikt. I., Academician, 8/020/60/131/04/039/073
Komissarova, L. N. BO11/B017
Simanov, Yu. P., Tyutyuyeva, N. N.
TITLE: Niobate and Tantalate of Zirconium-1
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol 131, Nr 4, PP 857-860 (USSR)
TEXT: The authors describe the conditions of formation of zirconium tantalate
and -niobate. Mixtures of zirconium- and niobium hydroxide (ZrO 2 :Nb 20 5 ~2:19
1:1 and 1:2) served for their production. Besides these mixtures, also the indi-
vidual hydroxides were sintered and/or roasted in silite furnaces at 13000. Fig-
ure I shows the X-ray photographs which were taken on an iron anode with a camera
of type RKD-57. They were measured by means of a comparator. The results are in
good agreement with data from publications. The lines characteristic of ZrO 2 and
Nb 205do not appear on the X-ray photograph with an oxide ratio of 2:1. Eence?
a new phase was formed (Fig 1). No lines with a different oxide ratio than that
mentioned were observed. Zirconium tantalate was produced by a similar method
from the corresponding hydroxides (Zr02 :Ta 20 5 '20) by sintering. The X-ray
photograph showed no lines of ZrO 2' only some lines which might be ascribed to
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Niobate and Tantalate of Zirconium S/020/60/131/04/039/073
BOII/BO17
free Ta 2050 The authors regard this as a casualty. The sintering product re-
presents a now phase. The reaction of ZrO 2 with NY 5 takes plaoe more easilyt
already at 1000c withSn 6 hourep whereas 40 hours are necessary for the formation
of tantalate at 1300 9 Since the oxides used are hardly volatile at these tem-
peratures, the authors conolude that they obtained compounds 2ZrO 2' R205' (ZrO )2R2079
respeotively. The analysis shows a content of ZrO 2 which is in good agreement
with that obtained by computations. Zirconium niobate and -tantalate are white,
finely crystalline substances. A great number of lines (about 60) on the X-ray
photographs indicate a low symmetry of the crystal lattioe. The authors deter-
mined their physicochemical constants. Both compounds melt without decompoBition
and are not subject to any phase transformationsbetween 20 and 14000. Figure 2
shows the thermograme of heating. Furthermore, the authors investigated the rate
of reaction of zirconyl niobate and -tantalate with CM 4 vapor. For the purpose
of compari8on, they chlorinated the oxide mixtures 2:1 mentioned at the beginning
at 500-650 during 30 minutes.(Table 1). These zirconyl salts can be 0 chlorinated
3-4 times more slowly than the corresponding oxide mixtures. At 500 , zirconyl
tantalate cannot be chlorinated at all. Table 2 shows that both zirconyl salts
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Hiobate and Tantalate of Zirconium 3/020/60/131/04/039/073
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are highly resistant to HCl (36%), H2P2 (25%)t H2504 (94%), and KaOH (40%)-
They were beat dissolved in H2F2 where tantalate is more resistant. It is prac-
tically insoluble in hot-concentrated HC1- and H 2so4 solutionsp in H2so4 and
ammonium sulfate mixtures. Also together with sodium pyrosulfate, K 2COV and
sodium peroxide it cannot be melted. The undissolved portion of the two zitconyl
salts remains unchanged which indicates a high chemical resistance of these
compounds. There are 2 figures, 2 tables, and 5 references.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: December 22, 1959
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5 (2)
AUTHORS: Spitsyn, Vikt. I., Academician, SOY/2G-127-1-32/65
Komissarova, L. IT., Vladimirova, Z. A.
TITLE: Tungstates of Zirconium and Hafnium (Vollframaty tsirkoniya I
gafniya)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR9 1959, Vol 127, Nr 1, pp 120 -4,23
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The data given in publications on the substances mentioned in
the title is very rare and contradicting (Refs 1-4). The pres-
ent paper deals with the synthesis of hydrated and anhydrous
tungstates and with the investigation of some of their proper-
ties. The first were obtained by the interaction between zir-
conyl- or hafnyl nitrate solutions and ammonium tungstate. Their
molecular ratio was 1:1. Zr- or Ef hydroxide was precipitated
when the pH of the solution amounted to more than 3.2. Colloidal
precipitation was produced between pH 1.8 and 3.2 which coagu-
lated. in the case of heating in a NH 4N03 solution of %p',. Both
initial substances reacted fully according to the analysis, An-
hydrous tungstates were obtained by sintering (6 hours) oxides
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Tungstates of Zirconium.and Hafnium SOV/20-127-1-32/4-5
quantities of tungstic acid. The formation of the neyr phase was
controlled by radiographic analysis. White fine-crystalline
substances with radiographs which are very similar to one an-
other are produced when the sintering products are chilled. The
above tungstates are not produced if the chilling is carried
out slowly. 1:1--compounds containing an excess of the component
concerned were produced by sintering mixtures of Zr02 and HfO 2
with WO3 in other ratios than 1:1, e.g. 1:2, 1:3, and 2:1. The
radiographs did not show new lines indicating only 1:1 oxides.
The compounds produced were analyzed by alkaline and pyrosul-
fate exposure. Table 1 shows the results. Accordingly, the sub-
stances synthesized are to be ascribed to the following formu-
las: ZrOWO 4. 11-5H2 0, ZrOWO 4' HfOW04 -2H2 0 and HfOWOr. Hydrated
zirconyl- and hafnyl tungstates are white radioamorphous sub-
stances which absorb humidity in air. Rither the symmetry of
the crystal lattices of anhydrous Zr- and Rf tungstates is low
(their radiographs show more than 70 lines), or at least one of
the axial parameters has high values. The high values of the
Card 2/3 angle of glide agree with the low density valuos; 5.27 for

Tungstates of Zirconium and Hafnium SOY/20-127-1-32/65
ZrOWO 41 and 6.27 for HfOWO 4& The thermal stability, volatility
with steam, and the behavior to the reagents of the afore-men-
tioned substances were investigated in order to confirm the in-
dividual character and to compare their properties. Figure 1
shows the curve of the change in weight, figures 2 and 3 the
thermograms of heating. Dehydration is carried out in two stages
and without a change of the amorphous state. Decomposition into
the oxides ZrO 2' Hf02 and WO3 is caused by complete dehydration
according to radiographic data. Volatility was checked according
to refercnce 5 (Table 2). It is rather high in the two tung-
states and increases with the content of bound water. Table 3
shows the behavior to HC1, H 2F2' H2SO4' Na0H, and NH4OH. There
are 4 figures, 3 tables, and 5 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy univereitet im. M. V. Lomono8ova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: April 259 1959
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VOROBIYEVA. 0.1.; VLA DIMIjwk,.eX' Z.-.
The system Teo2 - H1103 - H20. Zhur.meorg.khim. 2 no.9:2221-2225
5 '57. (MIRA 10:12)
(Tellurium oxides) (Nitric acid)

VIADIMIROVA, Z.Ya.,kandidat moditainskikh nauk.
StenocarUs, in patients with cancer of the cardia and esophagus.
KhirtLrgiia no.10:44-50 0 155. (MLRA 9:2)
1. Iz gospitallnoy khirurgichaskov kliniki i otdaleniya Instituta
sksperizentalnoy patologii i terapii raks. AMY SSSR (zav.-
deyetvitel'Vy chlen ANN SSM prof. A.G. Savinykh) Tomakogo
meditainskogo instituta imeni Y.K. Molotovs,.
(ANGINA FACTCHIS
in cancer of esophagus & cardia, clin. aspects)
(XSOPHLGUS. neoplasms
with cancer of cardis, & angina pectorlB, clin. aspects)
(STOMACH, neoplarams
cardial, with cancer of esophagus & angina pecteris,
alin. aspects)

GRIGORIYEV, I.I.- S11IK11OVAO N.M.,; VIADIIMI,RPVAP Z.Y&-.; KRESIKOVAt I.A.;
PATIWS10A, A.V.
Prevention of rheumatic fever under operating conditions of
rhei-tological clinics. Vrach. delo no;9:31-33 S 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Sochinskiy nauchno-issledavatel'skiy institut kurortologii.
(RHEUMATIC FEVER)

TIKHONRAVOV, V. A.; SOLOVIYEVA T. P.; VWPjMQU,-Z---Ya,;_'
SHILYAYEVAP T. 1. (SocO
Urinary excretion of 17-ketosteroids in rheumatism and infectious
nonspecific polyarthritis during treatment with cortisone, ACTH,
pyrasolidine and salicylates. Probl. endok. i gorm. 8 no.l:
82-86 MY-Je 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Iz biokhimicheskoy laboratorii (zav. - dotsent V. A. Tikhon-
ravov), kliniki aktivnogo revmatizma i kliniki revmatoidn-fkh
artritov (zav. - prof. M. M. Shikhov) Sochinskogo instituta
revmatlzma.
(RHEWATIC FEVER) (ARTHRITIS, RHEWIATOID)
(STEROIDS) (CHEMOTHERAPY)

IAHEV, Alicei, Ot. prof.; VIADIMIROVA-POMARWA, Dooka, as.
Participation of the nervous tiystem in the Duran-Re-ynals phenomerwa. Izv.
Mikrob. inst., Sofia no.8:291-307 1957.
(NERVOUS SYSTEM, physiol#
determ. of particimtion in exper. micrococcal infect. as
diffusion factor in rabbits)
(MICROCOCCAL INFWTIOI?S, exper.
as diffusion fnator in rabbits, determ. of particioation of NS)

VLADIMOVIC, Viadimix; HUMS, Milan,, iriz,
MDehanization of atabilization works. Geod kart obzor 9 no.7:
igo-19i n 63. 1.
1. Uatav goodazle a kartografiat Brno*

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AUTHOR: Vladimirovic, Vladimir
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ORG: Institute of Geodesy and Cartography, Brno (Ustav geodezie a kartografie)
TITLE: Surveying activity in urban planning
SOURCE: Geodeticky a kartograficky obzor, no. 9, 1965, 240-242
TOPIC TAGS: geodetic survey, mapping, general construction
ABSTRACT: The article discusses the place of the VAndPRiRt in the planning of
construction work. His tasks include providing the mapping basis for the makting
of general and detailed territorial maps. The reproduction of maps is discussed,
and the individual stages in making territorial plans are characterized. This
paper was presented by Engineer Milos Vondruska, USGK, Prague. [JPRSj
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Fore-man I.P.Zubrav and his initiative. Awhinostroitell no.5.-
3-4 Yq 162, (14M 15 0)
(Wire drawing-Technological innovations)

VLADIMMOVICH, A.
A.V.Antropovis drill chuck. Masbinostroitell no.7:28-29 161.
(KM 14:7)
(Chucks)

S/117/61/000/009/002/004
Aoo4/Alol
AUTHORS: Danilov, B.F., Viadimirovich, A.G., Stepanenko, Yu.A.
TITLE: The Moscow Council of-innovators recommends
PERIODICAL: Mashinostroitel', no. 9, 1961, 28 - 29
TECT: In a number of individual articles under the above common heading
new tool and fixture designs are described. Firstly, a grinding wheel dresser
designed by K.G. Zyandrikov is mentioned, consisting of the housing and, fixed
to it, the rotating disks foil the dressing of abrasive wheels. Inside the hous-
ing a screw is mounted intended for the feed of the head towards the grinding
wheel. The dresser is mounted on the &rm rest and clamped with the aid of a
slide. TI-e design of-a new cutting-off tobl by turner I.K. Yevseyev was reaom-
mended to be introduced in industry by the Moskovskiy gorodskoy sovnarkhoz (Mos-
cow City Sovnarkhoz). Instead of one cutting edge this tool has two or three ar-
ranged-at an angle of 900 and another one of 1 mm width between them, This new
-cutting-off tool operates at speeds of 350 m/min and feeds of up to 0.35 mm/rev.
It in particularly suitable for the cutting off of parts from aluminum, stain-
less and heat-resiptant steels and titanium. Next, a sintered carbide profile
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S/117/61/000/OC9/003/004
Labor gifts on the occasion of the Party Congress Aoo4/Aloi
ration without hitting on the faoe end of the mandrel. Moreover, he has devel-
oped a fixture for the simultaneous turning of two-sided tapers, which is mounted
on the front part of the carriage. It makes it possible, in one setting of the
tools using the limb of the transverse slide, to machine the parts in so many
pas5es as permits the working tolerance. Besides, it is possible to mount an ad-
ditional rear tool holder for the trimming of face ends, etc. A description of
the fixture design is given. The author then describes the operation of a device
for the boring of spherical bearings, which is mounted on the tail stock spindle.
Another device for the boring of ball shapes at great depths is mounted on the
carriage exactly along the lathe axis, while the tool is set according to the
radius being machined. By the longitudinal feed of the carriage the tool bores
the cylindrical part of the component. A brief description of the design is
given. The author describes finally the design of a device for the machining of
concave spherical shapes, intended for the processing of rolls, rollers and simi-
lar parts with mechanical tool feed. There are 7 figures.
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AA.
WITSELI. Yakov Oevalldovich. inzh.; VLADIHIROVICH, A.G., red.; HATUSEVICH,
II.L., tekhn.red.
(Repairing construction machinery] Tekhuologiia remonta obshche-
stroitellnykh mashin. Moskva, Yees.ucheb.-padagog. izd-vo TruA-
roxervizdat, 1957. 116 p. (HIRA 11: 4)
(Building machine ry--Kaint enance and repair)

AWOKHIN, Grigoriy Aleksandrovich, inzh.; NIKITICHEV, V.S., nauchnyy
red.; VLADIMIROVICH,,A.G., red.; OSTROVA, I.M., red.; SAMUILOVA,
A.G., t .1iWa,
[Practical instruction for waters training moons in building
and trade schools] Metodichaskoe posobie mastern proizvod-
etvannogo obucheniia dlia podgotovki kamnahchikov v stroitell-
nykh i romeslannykh uchilishchakh. Moskva, Vseo.uchebno-pedagog.
izd-vo Trudrezervizdat, 1938. 191 p. (MIRA 12:11)
(Kasonry--Study and teaching)

Vill
ZAVRAZHIK, Nikolay Mikhaylovich; OSIPOV, Mikhail Ivanovich; VWIMIROVICH,
A.Gs red.; SUSMYICH, Me, tekhn, reds
[Practical m=al for teachers in building schools and schools for
painters] Hatodicheskoe posobie prepodavate'liam stroitelinykh uchi-
lishch I shkol dlia rax maliarov. Moskva, Voes. uchebuo-pedagog.
ixd-vo Trudrozerrizdat, 1958. 131 p.' (MIRA 11;7)
(Painting, Industrial)

RYA1-OV, Aleksandr Yedorovich; CHMOKOV, A.B., nauchnyy red.; GILLXR, Ye.H.,
na-achnyy red.; OSTROVA, I.M., red. . red.;
TOKIR, A.M., tekhn.red.
(Making steel construction elements] Izgotovlenie stallnykh
konstruktaii. Izd.2., parer. i dop. Moskva, Yean.uchebno-pedegog.
Izd-vo Trudrezervisdat. 1958. 367 P. (MIRA 12:))
(Steel, Structnral)

KMOV. Vaailiy Alekseyevich: ORIM9 DsHt, nauAW red.; GURINI A*Vs, red.;
AsGs, red,; SAXUTWTA.9 A.G., tekhn. red.
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[Joinery] Stollaxnoe delo. Izd.2., perei. i Ispr. Koskm, T"s.
uohebuo-padsgog. izd-vo Trudrazerrlzdat, 1958, 522 p.,
(Joinery) (MM UtIO)

GARANIN, Grigoriy Sorgeyovich, inzh.; GALAKTIONOV, A.A., kand.arkhitaktury,
rod., VLADIMIROVICH, A.G., rod.; P3RSON, M.N., takhn.red.
V-~ t-t's~- ~-`:~;--~~.Sr---Atmpaw
[Construction of modern warm floors] Ustroistvo sovremennykh
teplykh polov. Pod rod. A.A.Golaktionova. Moskva, Vaes.uchebno-
podagog.izd-vo Trudrozervizdat. 1959. 123 P. (MIRA 12:12)
(Floors)

GENIN, M.Ta.: SMIRNOT. L.I.; SAYIN, V.P., nouchnyy red.; V~ADIMIRPYJ-0110--
A,G., red.; PMWE, M.N., takhn.red.; SUSHUTICH, V.L. tekhn.rod.
(Assembling sanitary engineering equipment] Kontazh sanitarno-
tekhnicbeskikh ustroistv. 12d.2., dop. i perer, Koskvap Voeso
uchobno-pedagog.izd-va Proftakhizdat, 196o. 391 P.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Sanitary engineering)

TOROPOV. Aleksandr Sergeyevich; VLADIMIROVICII, A.G., red.; OSTROVA, I.K.,
red.; TCUR, I.M., tokhn.rea-.--
[Reinforcement] Armaturnya raboty. Izd.3., parer. I dop.
Moskva, Vses.uchebno-pedngog.12d-vo Tradrazervisdat, 1959.
371 P. (MIRA 13:5)
(Reinforced concrete)

KIRILWYA, Aloknondra Grigor'yevna; BOKITIKO, H.V., nauchnyy red.;
TLADIMIRCTICH, A.G., red.; TOKER, A.M., tekhn.red.
[Modern painting methods] Sovremwwe metody maliarnykh rabot.
Moskva, Vaes.uchabno-pedagog.izd-vo Trudrazorvizdat, 1959.
81 P.- (KIRA 13:4)
(Painting, Industrial)

BOGUMAVSKIY, Leantiy Davidovich; SMINOV, A.P., kand.tekhn.nauk,
nauchnyy red.; VIADIXIROVICH, A.G., red.; TOM, A.M., tekhn.red.
(Reference book for young sanitary technicians] Spravochnik
molodogo santekbUka. Noskya, Vase.uchabno-podagog.izd-vo Prof-
tekhizdat, 1960. 324 p. (MIRA 13:9)
(Plumbing)

A
TIMOYMVICH, Vladimir Semenovich, inzhener; SOLDIDYA, A.D., kandidat
tekhnicheskikh nank, n4pchnyy redaktor; TLADI
redaktor; MATUSEVICH,N.L., tekhnicheskfy- redaktor.
[Assembling steel structural elements] Kontazh stallnykh kon-
struktsii. Izd.2-oe, ispr. i dop. Moskva, Veen.uchobno-pedagog.
izd-vo Trudrazervizdat, 1956. 323 Pfj (MIaA 10:6)
(Building, Iron and steel)

UMANSKIY, A.M.; BOUTIN, D.Ye.; VIAD114IROVEH, A.G.., red.; TORSHINA,
Ye.A*2 tekhn, red, - -
[Production of powder metal products]Proizvodstvo izdelii meto-
dom poroshkovoi retallurgii, ~14oskva, TSentr. biuro tekhn. in-
formataii,, 1961. 65 P. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Russia (1917- R.S.F.S.R.)I-Ioskovskiy gorodskoy ekononicbe-
ekiy administrativrVT rayon, Sovet narodnogo khozyaystva.
(Powder metallurgy)

TARASOT, M.M., zasluzhennyy vraoh USSR (Moskva); VLADIMIROVI
masluzhe=yy vrach RSFSR . -U-011
Hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the Sheremetev Hospital.,
now the Sklifosovskii Institute. Klin.med. 39 no,40-10 161.
(MOSWW-HOSPITAIS) (MIRA 1414)

VLADIMIROVICHP G.., inzhener-polkovnik, kand. tekhn. nauk
How does one gather information on fe-ilures? Tekh. i vooruzh.
no.1:77 Ja 164. (MIRA 17:6)

WADIMIROVICH, Oeorgiy Arsenlyevich; TARASOV, Kikhall Kikhaylovich
[Sklifosovskii Institute] Institut Imeni Wifosovskogo.
Koskva. Kedgiz, 1959. 98 p. (MIRA 13:11)
(MOSCOW--YIRST AID IN MOW AND INJURY)

GLOTOV, V.N.; Prinimali uchastiyes JL~ ~IWROII~CH~M ~,- IVANNIKOV, A.Ye.;
KIRZNERp N.A.; SOSIPATROV, V.A.; ZHELgZrOVA, M.I.
Microcrushing of pigments and fillers with tho "Mieroatomizer"
apparatus. Lakokras.matj ikh prim. no.6:57-60 162. (MIRA 16:1)
(Paint industry-Ecpaipment and supplies)

VLAI)I14IROVICII, V.P.
First findings of the gents Anthropbyopois in upper Triassic
deposits of the U.S.S,R, Bot.zhiir. 43 no.12*.1761-1762 D 158.
(mk 11:12)
1. VaesoyuzW goologo-razvedochnyy institut, Leningrad.
(Cycadophyta)

VLADIMIROVICHP V.P.
Study of the late-Triassic and early-Jurassic flora of the eastern
Urals. Bot. zhur. 44 no.4:457-466 Ap 159. (MIRA 12:10)
l.Vsesoyuzrqy nauohno-issladovatellskiy goologichaskiy institut,
Leningrad.
(Ural Mountains--Paloobotany)

AUTHOR: Vladimirovich, V. F. SOV/2o-122-4-44/57
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TITLE: An Occurrence of ITeocalamites Remains Containing Pre-
served Strobiles (0 nakhodke ostatkov Neocalamites s
sokhranivshimisy,a strobilami)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr 4,
pp 695 _ 698 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The systematic position of Neocalamitea in relation to
the type Arthropsida has never been entirely clear,
despite their wide distribution in Triassic and
Jurassic sediments. This was chiefly because their
reproductive or.gana were never found together with
leafy shoots. V.D.Boyakova presented a collection
of plant remains from the Upper Triassic sediments of
the Chelyabinsk brown coal basin to the author in
1957. Among these, a thin stem remainder of ITeo-
calamites with 2 preserved verticillate leaves and stro-
iles on thin, long "strophilophores"(stalks) was
identified. The author gives a description of this
plant, which he identifies as Neocalamites aff.carrerei
Card 1/4 (Zeill.)Halle(Figs 1-3). Occurrence: the Konovalovsk~y

An Occurrence of Neocalamites Remains Containing SOV/2o-122-4-44/c7
Preserved Strobiles
section, well hole Nr 2719, depth of 108,3 M, first
coal containing suite. Age: Keuper Series. It is
known that 3 larGe groups of Arthropsida existed
contemporaneously in the late Paleozoic in Eurasia.
They were recognized by the structure of their re-
productive organa and placed intt, 3 separate families:
Calamitaceae, Sorocaulaceae and Apocalamitaceae. The
differences between these familiis are reviewed.
From the characteristics cited, it is obvious that the
types of spore formation of the first two families
are verZ.7 different from that (strobiles, Fig 3)
of the Neocalamites. Moreover, all Calamitaceae
are characteristic for the evolutionary regions of
the tropical and subtropical late Paleozoic flora.
On the contrary, the representatives of the Sorocaulaceae
and 'Apocalamitaceae, with peltate Sporophylls,
which are entirely foreign to the tropical forms,
existed in the region of the temperate Tungusakaya flora.
However, it should not be forgotten that the Calamitaceae
Card 2/4 became extinct by the end of the Permian, thus,

An Occurrence of Neocalamites Remains Containing SOV/2o-122-4-44/57
Freserved Strobiles
it is difficult to attach a climatic significance
to the Neocalamites.Likewise, it would be difficult
to derive the Neocalamites from the family Sorocaulaceae.
The type of spore carrier of the latter family is basi-
cally different from all of the other groups of
Arthropsidae~ with the exceptions of the Asterocalamitaceae
and Pseudoborniaceae families. This type forms an
entirel., special branch of the phylogenetic development
of the Arthropsida. In contrast to this, a complete
analogy'in the structure and manner of location of
the strobiles of Ileocalamites and Angarotheca (family
Apocalamitaceael,is striking. In the conclusion, further
comparative remarks are made concerning the structure
and distribution in time of Neocalamites Halle, 1908,
including a more procise definition. There are 3 f1guree
and 3 i-eforences, 2 of which are Soviet.
PRESENTED: May 21, 19513, by V.11.Sukachev, biem"bez, Academy of Sciences, USSR
Card 3/4

An Occurrence of Heocalamites Remains Containing SOV/2o-122-4-44/57
Preserved Strobiles
SUBMITTED: May 21, 1958
Card 4/4

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Dissertation: "Lower Mlesozoic Flora and Its Significance for the Stratigrapny of Coal-Eear-
ing Deposits of the Eastern 51ope of the Central Urals." Cand Geol-INin 3;C1. Leningrad State
I
U, Leningrad, 1953. Referativrrjy Zhurnal-Geologiya, GeograAya, iloscow, Jul 54.
SO: SUTM No. 35b, 25 Jan 1955

VladImit9yLek,_ ~V
Vladimirovick, V. Causes for the neglect of landscape gardening in
housing developrents. p. 74.
Vol. 5, no. 2, Feb. 1957.
POMINI STAVBY
TECHNOLOGY
Czechoslovakia
So. East European Accessions, Vol. 6. No. 5. May 1957

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Healthy working and living conditions of workers. Prakt.
Iek.. Praha 35 no.10:235-237 20 MaY 55,
1. Moskva, kathedra bygieny II. moskevskebo medicinskeho
institutu Stalina.
(IMMRIAL HTGII=
in Russia. healthy working condo)
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BUYNITSKAYA, V.L.; AKOPOVA, Ye.N.; VLADIMIMKAYA, G.I.; MAYEDOVA, S.P.
Using chromatographic -methods for controlling the production
of bivinyl from butane. Sbor. nauch.-tekh. inform. Azerb.
inst. nauch.-tekh. inform. Ser. Nefteper. i khim. prom.
no.2:30-34 162. (MIRA 18t9)
1. Institut neftekhimicheskikh protsessov AN AzerSSR (for
Buynitskaya, Akopova, Vladimirskaya, Mamedova).

VELIYEV, Sh.V.; GRIGORYAN., Kh.A.; VIADIMIRSKAYL, Gj.
Investigation of gas and petroleum of tba-Siazan' field. Sbor.
trud,Az NII NP n0-4:218-228 059. (141RA 15:5)
Siazan' region-Gas, Natural-Analysis)
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VLADIMIRSK YAA.G. H. Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) rThe group theory method in
stereochemistry." Mos, 1957. 7 pp (Min of Higher Education USSR. Mos Order
of Lenin Chem-Technological Inst im D. I. Mendeleyev), 110 copies (KL, 4-58,82)
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takhnologichestago instituts in. D.I. Mandeleyeva.
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165. (MTRA 18:7)
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nauchno-tssledovat,~llskty instIttit. znshchity rantoniy (for VladiTnirskaya,
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ACCFSSION NR: AP5011689 UR/0065/65/000/005/0038/0040
2.
AUTHOR: Kelpohniko-t, V. P.; Yermilov A. S.; Shekhter, Yu. N. I VolobuysY9 N. K.;
Chornikov, 11, V, ; Vladimirakaya, M,
TITLE: Experimental unit for producing finely divided molybdenum disul:ftde
SOURM Kbimiya I tekhnologiya topliv I man no. 5, 1965, 38-40
ant% additive ultrasound, comminution,
TOPIC TAM molybdenum disulfide, lubric
clanalfic&tLon/DMVB 1
ABSTRAM The feasibility was shown of producing large quantities of a grade of
finely divided W92 suitable for lubricant additive purposes. A newly built ex
perimental unit was used which perfbrms conizinution and subsequent classification
Of 143S2 In the form of an aqueous ethanol suspension in an ultrasonic size-reduction
machine'and an ultrasonic classifier (Fig. 1 and 2 of the Enclosure). It is noted
that conventional mills are unsuitable for producing H082 of the desired purity
and particle size. The source of ultrasound In both cases in a magnatostriction
transducer. The classifier screen Is cotton cloth. The and product particle size
is less than I micron. On the basis of this ultrasonic equipment, a flow sheet to
proposed for a semi-works plant designed to produce M682 " a suspension in aqueoui
alcohol, a product designated DMVS-l. Orig. art. host 4 figures. IBM]

AC=SION M AP5011689
ASSOCIATIONt Hookovskiy savod *Sefteges" (Hoscov "Wefts&"" Plant)l
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TITLE: Experimental unit for producing finely divided molyb lenum diaulfide 043,
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A~

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ACCESSION IIR: AP5oii689
-_AZfj0CjAT-j0H k-jakt5vnki ravod "Nefte or." (W-a-cow "ILft-e aa,-, plmt,) vNil fie
S"- 41"IrED - 00 ENCL: 01 am com: 5P,60
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Machine tractor sUitions, flaht "or virtory! lial,Vt~,,31 rq.-jp-ii,,,n grid winter sowlr)C
at. rwnhine frnrJor stations. Moskv!j, KrestI4,finskr~jo i-iizeta, VD1. 70 p.
Cyr .4 S63
1. Mqvhine-tractor stations.
2. Agriculture - Russia

38100. VLADIMIRSKAYA', M. 1. Opyt
prinieneafflN
sosushchikh nasekoinykh v tafge v 1951
i 1952 gg. (Zoologicheskil zhurnal,
Nov.-Dec. 1953. t. 32, vyp. 6, p. 1189-92)
Text in Russian. Title tr.: An experi-
mental use of dimethylphthalate as
protection against biting insects in the
taiga in 1951 and 1952.
Contains the results of the experiinental
use of" dirnethylphthalate against nios-
quitoes, gnats and black flies in the
taiga zone of Kola Peninsula in 1951.
This preparation was applied four or
five titries (in 24 hrs.) and proved to be
quite effective although wind, heat and
rain redLICe the period of usefulne.9s.
The experiment was continued in 1952
in the Pechora River valley ushig inos-
quito nets treated with a solution of this
preparation. The nets were perfectly
effective for 18 to 20 days, and retained

I- t alga in 1951 arv-1 1959
LI
Cqndains tlie results of the experiinei)tal
Use d6f-diinethylplithal ate against nioli_
r quitoes, g~tits,a-nd black flies in tlie
taiga zone of ', Kolllf- Pel,lilISILIkI ill 1951.
This prepa-fIfation was a.pplied four or
five t~u'nies (in 24 lirs.) and proved to be
e quj~e' effective although wind, heaC and
0 rain reduee he_PrXio,"L__Li ~eful~ess.
s he experiment was continued in
s in the Pechora River valley using mos-
quito tiets treated with a solution of this
e preparation. The nets were perfectly
e effective for .18 to 20 days, and retained
4
some, proteetive properties for at-, least 45
days. A practical suggestion is offered
of increasing the length of tlie- nets to
cover the shoulders.
Copy seen: D_LC; AIJI-Z.

VLADIMIRSKAYA, M.I.; MHMY7, A.I.
Birdg of Lake Kurgalldzhin (northern Lazakhatan). Trudy Zool.
Inst. 9 no.4:1199-1225 152. (MM 7:11)
(Kurgalldzhin, Lake--Birds) (Bird8-Aurgallfthin, take)

VIADINTRBXATA, M.I. -
Use of dimthylphthalate against blood-sucking Ineects in the taiga
during 1951 and 1952. Zool.shur. 32 no.6:M9-1192 H-D '53. (gLRA 6:12)
1. Pecharo-Ilychakiy gasudaretyenW supovednik.
(Insect bites and repellents)

VLILDIMIJRSKAYA, M.I.; LZBEDEV, V.D.; NASIMOVICH, L.A.
New data on the ecology of otters. Biul.MOIP. Gtd.biol- 58 no.3:14-24
'53- (MLRA 6:6)
(Ottere)

VL&DIMD5KkYA,M.I.
Biology of blue hares on the Kola Peninsula. Zool.zhur.34 no-3:
682-685 My-je 155. (RTMA 8:8)
1. Pechoro-Ilychakiy gosudaretyennyy sapovednik
(Kola Peninsula--Hares)

TIADIKMK&U. K. I.
oflarTin-1he Lake Ima-fir basin. Top.Mt. ite.6;136-148 156.
(XLR& 9: 8)
1. Pachoro-Ilychakiy gosudaretyennyy sapovednik.
(luandre region--Whitefishes)

VLADIKIRSKATA W-
Gre7ling In lakes of the northwestern part of the LPke Inandra
Basin [with summary In llnglishl. Zool.shur. 36 no-5:729-736
My '57. (KT2A 10:7)
1. Pachoro-Ilychakiy gosudaretveM'WY sepovednik.
(Imandra ifegion-Grayling)

VIADIM.IRSKAYA, M. I.-
Effect of hydrological conditions on the spawning of salmon in
the Pechora 4ver. Vop. ikht. no.10 Ul-120 160. (KEA, 14:4)
I
1. Pachoro-Ilychakiy gosudarotvennyy zapovednik.
(Pechora River-Salmon)

f/ ~-' "/-, -, /, ~,)/ /-' -/~-/ , --_t/
VIADIMIRSKAYA, M. 1.
-- lake trout (Salmo trutta L. morpha lacuntris) and char (Salvelinus
alpinus L.) in the bodies of water of the LAke imandra basin [with
summer7 in Inglishl. Biul.HOIP. Otd.biol. 62 no.4:37-50 JI-Ag 157-
( IMAVDAR REGION-4ROUT) (MIRA 10:11)

VLADTT,=F,AYAy I'l. E.
m. E. vjadimirska~va_and P. A. Proida nTe:-,t of Machinery for Wet Thermal
Treatment of Grain," Itogi Ilauchno-lasledovatelskikh Rabot Vsesoiuznogo
Instituta Zashchity Rastenii za 1935 Goda, 1936, pp. 154-156. 42T.72-734I
SOs Sira Si 90-53, 15 Doc 1953

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UPOT811 11MAb"il mxoeRil. [Calculation of the initial tem in -09
pers re
of water for thernial dWdectioti of alled-grain against kxme smut.] -00
-IT Prof., LeniW., 19M. 16, pp. 118-M1, 11M. .00
The author lx4nts out that in the usual wet treatment against louse
Smut of wheat VUOihigo 04": we preomfing abstract), in which the .00
T Faill is rc-soa ed In water at 26' to 33*0. for 4 homes &W then .04
immem in water at 52* for 8 minutes, the temperature d the water
is lowered when the grain. which 6 cokler than the, waive, Ill imhletl. :104
The Ptatulartf of ntaking tho Initial tornporaturp of
tho wairr V tiv 3' hottor 6 not consWerml Patiatectory, " the find
9 0 temperature of the water depen& upon the following varying factors:
amount of water. amount 9( grain, its temperature, its moisture va -j
content, and its specific heat.' The correct initial temperature of the
water (TJ can be caku[&W from two formulae, thf, firit being
I(] -ra) &37-f-aa) (2't- 2"#)Po. and the aftuid 1*, + 2"j. in
which w in the number of calories needed to heat is kg. of 1:Ln from
their orWnal temperature T,* to I',. the temperature requireLl for the
tzrotment. we is the water content of the grain. o-37 in the specific heat
of starch (assuming that grain is entirely compmed of stArch). MW
ta.,IitrmofwntCTUanf(ortnatnwut. Atshloorinitialtemperatur"
haml on (flew tviustions is given file both the pre-allaking SIMI sleeping
treatinvwx for varying quantities of water and grain of difierent
t1ol"Peratun-a Lad water contents.
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M. F-). Uspam pxawwaw rrxiewzou*rr-
wHuux pwrenxA-TubKcWLu pwdelm (DitmL) Ssm IA para.
site of rusta of cultivated plants, Tw&wulixa Msicina (Ditm.)
811-1-BIA11. A Pro(., Lexingr., 19M. 1, pp. 103-110, 1 graph,
1939. [Rece~yed ApA, 1940.1
Tuterrulina Perskina IRAN., xviii, p. 5281 was isolated in pure
culture from uredo-puatules of Nocinia swaveolesu from Cirsivat
anyw. Abundant apore rrmination occurred on slices of carrot.
seeda of 1,01%, aq-beats, maim, and rice, and on milk anti beet wort
ag4rd at temperatures between 9' and 23* C. (most rapidly at 15* to
25)'), the period required for "rulation varying. an favourable meds
from 8 to 15 days. Media most favouratle for the man cultivation of
the fungus am ihosse containing a large proportion of sugan and little
protein. Inoculations of the spermogonial and aecidial stages of A di*-
prsa on Andum *dxdio and A ymmixis on barberry with culturee
of T. persicka yielded positive rftWts after an incubation period of
7 to 8 days. resulting in in inhibition or further developmersir of the
mats; negative result& were obtained with inoculations of uredosori.

11
M),114113TAYA, If. E.
M. E. Vladimirskaya, TIethods of Collecting Large Amounts -f Tuberculina
persicina for Controlling Fungus Diseases,,? Dok-lady Vsesoitiznoi Akademii
Sellskolchoziaistvennvlch Nauk Lmeni V. 1. Leni , vol. 5, no. 16, 191,0,
pp. 16-17. 20 Ak1
SO: Sira Si 90-53, 15 Dee 1953

VLADI'MILISKAYA, 3-1, E.
I,% E. Vladirair,91-aya, ttUso of Tuberculina persicina in Rust Control on Various
Shrub Specico," Doklad.7 Vsesoiuznoi Akademii Sol '7auk
imeni V. I. Linina, vol. 5, no. 19, 1940) pp. 36-41. 20 Ak1
SO: Sira Si 90-53, 15 Dec 1953

llTlXnTIIITR3X%Tl M. E.
Vladimirskaya, 14. E. "American Powdery Illildew on Curranto," Sad i Oporod, no. 4,
1948, pp. 16-18. 80 Sa13
So: SM SI - 90-53, 15 Dec., 1953

VLADIMIRSKAYA. M.Ye.
Fvngus diseasoo of flowering annuals. Bot.zhijr. 38 no.6.-817-829
N-D $53. (KIRA 7:1)
(Fungus, Pathogenic) (Ylowers--Diseases and paste)

RHOKHRYAWY, M.K.; VLADIMIWKAYA, M.Ye.
Activity of the mycological section of the All-Union Botanical
Society during 1952-1955. Bot.zhur.41 no.1:143-151 Ja 156.
MRA 9: 6)
l.Mikologicheakaya saktsiya Vsasovuxnogo botanicheakogo obshche-
stva , Leningrad.
(Botanical nociatiee) (Fungi)

BONDMSEV, A.S.; VLADIMIRSKAYA, M.Ye.
Brief account of work in the Mycological Section of the All-Union
Botnnical Society during the period from July 1946 through December
1955 Mr 158. (MIRA 11:5)
1. Predeedstell Mikologicheskoy aektaii Vsesoyuznogo botAnichenkogo
obahchestva (for Bondartsev). 2. Sekretnrl Mikologicheskoy sektaii
Veesoyuznogo botnnicheskogo obahchestvn (for VladimisskAys).
(ftngi--Research)

VLADIMIRSEAYAt-)~jqo.
Gray rot of the Chinese aster, Biul,Glav.bot.eada UO,35:
101-103 159. (MIRA 13:2)
1e Institut prikladnoy zoologii i fitopatolo ii, Leningrad.
Usters-Diseases and pests5
(Fungi, Phvtopathogenic)

VIADIMIRSKAYA M.Yea kand.sellskokhoz.nauk; IVANOVA, S.Ya., spetsialist pa
Ieniy
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Fusarium wilt of cabbage. Zhashch.rast.ot vred. i bol. 4 no.43-3-34
Jl-Ag "59. (MIRA 1615)
(Fuaarium) (Cabbd#O-Disaasea and peBts)

ARISTOVSKAYA, T.V.; GOLLERBAKH, M.M.; KATANSKAYA,
F.A.; KASBKIN, P.N.; KLUP7-,-S-.Ye.; LOZINA-LOZINSK:Y, L.K.; NORKINA,
S.F. j RUMYANTSEVA, V.M.,- SELIEER, G.L., prof. (dectesed]; SKAILH,
I.S.1 SKORODUMOVA, A.M.; KHETAGUROVAp F.V.; CHASTLXHIN, V.Ya.;
PARSADANOVA, K.G., red.; CARINA, T.D., tekhn. red.
[Comprehensive laboratorj manual on microbiology) Bol'shoi prek-
tikum, po mikrobiologii. (Ely] T.V.Aristovskaia i dr. Pod obshchei
red. G.L.Selibera. Moskva, Vyssbaia ahkola, 1962. 490 p.
(MIRA 16:3)
(MICROBrOTDGT--LAFDRATORY MANUALS)

POLYAKOVf I.M.; VLADIMIRSKAYA, M.Ye.; POPOV, V.I.
Soil fumigant mylone. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 8 no.2129-y.)
F 163. (MRk 16:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy institut zashchity rasteniy.
(Fumigation) (Thiadiazinethione)

DONDARTSEVY A.S.; VIADIMIPSKAYAJ M.Ye.; GOLOUN, P.N.; ITOPOVA, A.T.;
KHoKHP&Axov---jq.-k:-;,-ci-itREPANOVA, N.P.
Work of the mycological section of the All-Union Botanical
Society during the period November 1958-December 1962. Bot.
zhur. 49 no.2011-318 F '64. (MIRA 1716)
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POLYAKOV, I.M.; VLADIMlRSKAYA, M.Ye.; ILIINA, M.N.; H-ILOV'MOVA, T.G.
Effectiveness of soll fwrdgation in the r--trol of the clubroot of
mustard famJl) plants. Trudy VIZR no.20 pt.1:3-6 164. (MIRA 18:10)

POIZAKOVp I.M.;. VLADDqT---SYATAj, 11.fe.
Role of lIgbt cW11tions In the realstance of cabt3ge to
dwV "wi Trudy V1ZP no.21ilg-U pt.2 164. (MIPA 18:12)

VUD-11"IRSKAY-.', , '1. 11.
Vladindrskaya, N. N. "On the Problem of Soil Disinfection," Boleznicheskogo Rastenii,
Vestnik Otdela Fitopatalogii Glavnogo Botanicheskogo Sada J'IER, vol. 19, no. 1-2,
1930, pp. 22-54
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VIADIEIR~V-YA) N. 11.
Burgvits, G. K., and Vladimirskaya, .11. 11. "On the ChB-nge of Cultural Characteris tics of
Some Bacteria in Dependence of the Growth on Various Varieties of Potatoo:311 MAkro-
biologiia, vol. 1, no. 4, 1932, pp. 42Q 438. 448-3 14562
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VIADIMRSKAYA, 11. 11.
VABIN, S. 1. 'I"D VLADIMRSKNA, IT. N. "Cin the Effect of Certain Filling Up
Substances on the Develoyment of the P"ungi Merulius lacrynins and ConiopYora
cerebella in Lumber," 12,yestlia Lenin gr_idskogo Ins&jtut;,j 13rgIj=-s-Vredija1i-xmI
v Sel' skoM I Lesnon. Kh 7.iBistve, no. 3, 1932, pp 3Ft-4./,,. 423.92 L543.
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Its Control," Vestnik Zashchity Rastenii, no. 5, 1940, pp. 127-129. 421 P942
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