SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AKSENOVA, A. S. - AKSENOVA, L.N.

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[Agricultural encyclopedia] Selifikokhoziaistvanaaia entaikolope&iia.
Ixd-3-0, perers MoBkva, Goo. izd-vo selkhos. lit-ry. Vol-5- ENIA.)
1956. 663 P. (MLPA 9:9)
(Agriculture Dictionaries and snqycloppdiao)
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AKSEENOVA, A. S.
VIKTOROVA, 0. 11. and AKSENOVA, A. S. "Bacillar dys,'ente-zy in macaco monkeys in the
SuIchumi nursery", Trudy Sukhum. biol. stantsii Akad. med. nauk, 333R, Vol. 1, 1949,
p. 258-63, - Bibliog: 8 items.
SO: U-4393, 19 August 53, (Letopis 'Zhumal Inykh Statey', No. 22, 1g/+9).

AKSENTOVA, A. S.
VIKTOROVA, 0. 11. and AKSENOVA, A. S. "A study of Scli--Litz-type lbacctlcrla strains
excreted by monkeys", Trudy Sukhwr. biol. stantsii Akad. med. na-ak S33~i, Vol. 1,
1949, p. 264-69, - Bibliog: 16 items.
SO: U-4393, 19 August 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey', No, 22, 1949).
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AK;.;T-~NOVA, A. S.
AKSENOVA) A. S. and rl'! ,p 5ISHVILI) L. ",r. "Paratyphoid infection of the
type in nionicays", Trti.d,y 3ulchum. biol. stantsii Alcad. mcd. nai0fS3:;R, Vol. 1) 11,1119, P.
270-87, - Bibliog: 1). 287-
SO: U-4393, 19 August 53, (Letopis 'Diurnal Invich Statey', Ilo. 22, 1949).

AKSENOVA., A.S.
USSR/Medicine - Dysenitery Jul 53
"Experimental Sonne Dysentery in Monkeys and Protective Inoculation Against This Disease.,"
V. L. Troitskiy, P. L. Rubinshteyn, V. D. Gekker, A. S. Aksenova, Inst of Epid and Mikro-
biol im X. F. Gamaleya, Acad Med Sci, USSR; Sukhumi Med-Biol Sta, Acad Med Sci USSR
Zhur Mikro, Epid, i Immun, No 7., pp 58-63
lbesus monkeys could be infected with Sonne dysentery, but not with Flexner dysentery.
They apparently often carry Flexner bacilli and become resistant to them. On clinical
recoveryj, the infected monkeys contined to carry and eliminate Sonne bacilli for a long
time. The antigenic and immunogenic properties of Sonne bacilli passed through monkeys
did not undergo any significant changes. Monkey strains of Flexner bacilli were found
to differ from hunan strins in that they have an additional receptor.
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WKWAN. M.A.; AEM0VA,,.A ; TROITSKIY, V.1p., professor, zaveduyushchiy;
W,~O,
TI W OVi V.D., proreasor, direktor.
lxperimental Sonne dysentery in monkeys and preventive vaccination against
It# Gooond report. TestinS the efficacy of the protective vaccination
against Soune (Vsentery in exporimente with sonkayu, Shur.taikrobiol.epid.1,
immun. no.8:20-26 Ag 133. WaA WO
1. Otdol s~ditsinskoy m1krobiologit lustituts epidtaiologil I a1krobiologli
in. pochetnogo akademike N.F.Ovinalet Akadenii meditainskikh nank OUR (for
Troitakiy). 2. Institut epidentologii I mikrobiologii in. pochatnogo aka-
demika N.Y.Gamalsi Akadexii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Timakov), 3. Su-
khnmakaya madiko-biologlobaskaya stantolys, Ak*4*sii meditsinskikh nxuk 565R.
(Dysentery) (Vaccination)

AKSRNOVA, A.S.
~
Nature of para-agglutinating strains of B. coli in monkeys. Zhur.
mikrobiol.epid.i immm..no.2:7-11 F 134. (MLRA 7:3)
1. Iz laboratorii infektsionnoy patologii madiko-biologichaskoy
stantsii, Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (direktor - doktor TQe-
ditsinskikh nauk G.Tu.Malis). (Bachericia coli)

AXWOVA, A.A*
.ewm*AP
Xrequency and regalarity of isolation of parmWlutinating strains
of Ischerichia, coli in moukoys. 2hur..mikrobiol. apid. i immn.
no.6:67 Je 154. (XM 727)
l.,Iz Sakhummkoy mediko-biologichaeoy stantaii Akademii meditsin-
skikh nauk SSSFL,
(ISMMICHIA COLI) (SHIGELIA)

PLIITSITYY, D.Y.,; LABINSUTA, A.S.,; AKS;WOVA. A.S.
Rate of accumulation of antibodies following revaccination. Zhur
mikrobiol4, opid. I Imam. 27 no-1:32-36 Ja 056 WwRi 9:-5)
1. Is Instituts, normallnoy I patologicheakoy fiziologii (dir.-rprofe
V.X Ghernigovskiy) I Sukhumskoy madiko-biologichookoy stantall
ANN SSBR (dir.-kandidat biologichookikh nai I.A.Utkin)
(MANUS, immunology.
revaccination, off. on antibody form. (Ruz))
(VAGGINNS AND VACOWTION.
tetanus, antibody forms after revaccination (Run))

AIL-MOVA, A* Be) WMAWAX) Me A., and DZHIKIDZE, E. K.
forrhe Effectiveness of Protective Vaccination Against Dysen-
tery in Experiments on Monkeys," by M. A. Tumanyan, E. X.
Dzhikidze: and A. S. Aksenovaj Institute of Epidemiology,
and Microbiology imeni Gamaleya, Academy of Medical Sciences
USSR and Sukhumi Medical-Biological Station., Academy of Medi-
cal Sciences USSR, Zhurnal. Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i
Immunobiologii, Vol 27, No 9, Sep 56, PP 01-bb
On the basis of a theory advanced in 1951, reported by Tumanyan and',
Aksenova in Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii No 8,:
1953, to the Of-fect that peroral. immunization with a polysaccharide-
protein complex and corpuscular vaccine protected monkeys from experimental
infection with dysentery, various other methods of vaccination against this
disease were tested on monkeys in 1954.
The animals were immunized against Sonne's dysentery by the follow-
ing methods: (a) tablets, three times orally; (b) formolinized vaccine,
three times subcutaneously; (c) immunogen, pix times orally; (d) live
Sonne culture, once subcutaneously; (e) parenterally and enterally
vaccine once subcutaneously and immunogen three times peree
orally).

datd, -'bllecte -in tjii it v co
On analysis of the experiments As n-71
cluded that vaccination of monkeys against Sonne's dysentery does not
protect them from the development of the disease after artificial infec-
tion) but does somewhat lighten the course of the disease, reduce the
rate of bacteria elimination., and decrease the intensity.
Two tables included show characteristics of the ani is according
td sex and age, and doses of immunizing preparations used; and results
of bacteriological investigation of the monkeys at various times after
lyinunj ioni
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WM*Vk, A. S
nDysenteriC Bacteria of FLOnkeys at New Castle" riedical Scio uSSRt
PO 21 ology and Therapy, Pcad.
Inst.'Esperimental, Patb Editor. B. A. Lapin (Cand-
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OUW~ 1. 1958
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AXSENOVA, A. S.
"Frequency and Regularity of the Secretion of Paragluttination in the
Strains of the Intestinal Tubercle-bacillus of Monkeys"
P. 93
in book publ. by Inst. Experimental Pathology and Therapy, Acad. Iledical
Sci. USSR, Ernblems pf Infectinue Patholoa In Mank2X g"eriments, Editor,
B. A. Lapin (Cand. Medical Sci.) Sukhumi. 1958.

AKSENOVA, A. S.
"On the Problem of the Antigenic Structure of Para-strains of the Intestinal
Tubercle-bacillus"
P - 103
in book publ. by Inst. Experimental Pathology and Therapy, Acad.'~'edical
Sci. USSR, Problems of Infegtiggs Pgthology in Monkay ~=erimants, Editor,
B. A. Lapin (Cand. Medical Sci.) Sukhumi, 1958.

AKSEhTOVA, A. S.
nThe Study of the Immnogenic Relationship of Para-strains B co3i"
P. 107
in book publ. by Inst. Experlmental Pathology and Therapy, Acad. Fledical.
Sci. USSR, Problems of InteCtious Pathol= in MolIkey �znerimentq, Editor,
B. A. Lapin (Cand. I",edical. Sci.) Sukhumi, 1958.

AKSENOVA. A. S.
"On the Problem of the Receipt of Para-Zonnyestrains of the Intestinal
Tubercle-bacillus"
P. 115
in book publ. by Inst. Experimental Pathology and Therapy, Acad. "Wical
Sci. USSR, Pgoblems pf Infectious Patholo in Monkav 6~erjMgnts, Editor,
B. A. Lapin (Cand. Medical Sci.) Sukhurd. 1958.

AKSENOVA. A. S.
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GVAZAVA, I. S
"The Use of Vew Antibiotics for the Treatment of Dysentery"
P. 131
in book publ. by Inut. Experimental Pathology and Therapy, Acad. Medical
Sci. USSR, Prgbjams of Infectioul FdholggX in Fi2nkaX Expgrinentgq, Editor,
B. A. Lapin (cand. Medical Sci.) Sukhumi, 19580

PXSEWVA I A. S.
"Paratypboid Carrier of the Monkey"
P. 159
in book publ. by ~mst. -6xperiinental Pathology and Therapy, Acad. Medical
Sci. USSR, PrnbleMs of Infectigus Pathology. in Zonkey Experimentg, Editor,
B. A. Iapin (Cand. Medical Sci..) Sukhurd, 1958.

WEMIYEVA, N. P.
"The Study of the Antigenic Structure of the Salmonella, of the Secretiona
from the Intestines of the Monkey"
p. 167
in book pub. by Inst. Foqperimental Pathology and Therapy, Acad. "edical
Sci. USSR, Problems of Infectious P&tholo&Z In Mo]*ey bxneriments, Editor,
B. A. Lapin (Cand. Medical Sci.) Sukhumi, 1955.

DZHIKIDZB, S.K.; AKSEMVA, A,~as
ft-ftmwms~
3ffect of ionizivg radiations on the course of dysentrial infection.
Med. rad. 4 no.4-.44-50 Ap 159. (MLI& 12:7)
1. Iz laboratorii infektsionnoy patologii Sukhumakoy mediko-biolo-
gicheskoy atantsii ANN SSSR (Nauchzqy rakovoditell - chlea-korrespondent
AMN SSSR prof. V. L. Troitskiy).
(SHIGBIJA, infect.
eff. of x-rays in monkeys (Rua))
(RONMEN PAYS, effects,
on exper. Shigella infect. in monkeys (RUB))

IARIIUP I.A.; DZHIKIDZE$ S.K.; AKSENOVA, A.S.
Effectiveness of sorbed tritcxoid with reference to gas
gangrene in experimonta on monkeys. Preliminary report.
Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 52 no.9:88-90 9 161. (MIRA 15:6)
i. Iz otdola ranevykh infektviy (zov. - deystvitellnyy
chlen AMN SSSR M. Vygodchikov)-Instituta epidemiologil
i mikrobiologii imeni N.F. Gamalei (dir, - prof. S.N.
Muromtsev [deceased]) AMN SSSR i Institute eksperimentalinoy
patologii i terapii (direktor - doktor med.nauk B.A. Lapin)
AMN SSSR, Moskva. Predstavlena daystvitellnym chlenom AM
SSSR G.V. Vygodchikovym ~GANWMZ)
(TOKINS AND ANTITOXINS)

2~0414/61/000/010/001/001
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AUTHORSt Dzhikidze, E.K., and Aksenova, A.S.
TITLE- The efficacy of chemotherapy in radiation sickness caused by
fractional radiation
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii, no. 10,
1961, 11-16
TEXTs The authors -refer to previously published data on the efficacy of
chemotherapeutic preparations and antibiotics in acute radiation sickness
in animals (Lambert, Kiselev, Sivertseva,'Buzinis Troitskiy, Tumanyan,
Shevtsova and Reynirs) and to their own studies in this field. In former in-
vestigations they had found that fractional irradiations of monkeys with a
total dose of 450 r caused serious radiation sickness complicated by in-
fectious processes which negatively influenced the course of radiation sick-
ness and shortened the life of the irradiated body. The present study was
conducted in order to find out whether it is possible, with the aid of che-
motherapeutic preparations, to prevent the development of bacteremia in
animals repeatedly subjected to small doses of ionizing irradiation. The
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solution of this,problem would also make it'possible-to explain what signi-
ficance the infectious agent has during radiation sickness caused by frac-
tional irradiation. Nineteen Ij to 2 years-old monkeys, all carriers of
Flexner's bacilli, were subjected to daily gamma irradiation in fractional
doses (25.2 - 26-34 r) from a Co6o source up to a total dose of 1000 r.
After a 650 r dose had been administered, the monkeys were separated into
two groups. Nine of them were treated with antibiotics in combination with
vitamins, whilst the other ten served as control animals. The animals were
treated for one month. According to a special system suggested by Troitskiy
and Tumanyan, the monkeys were treated twice daily with streptomycin, peni-
cillin and levomycetin, all taken simultaneously. The monkeys were given
50,000 U streptomycin and 100,000 U penicillin intramuscularly, and 50,000
U streptomycin and 0.25 g levomycetin were simultaneously administered
orally. Besides antibiotics, once daily the monkeys were treated with 0.1 g
vitamin C, 0-5 ml of a 5% vitamin B 1 solution, injected intramusoularly and
5 ml of a 10% calcium gluconate solution taken intravenously. After a short
time symptoms of a developing radiation sickness appeared. Changes in the
peripheral blood of two monkeys (Nos. 2701 and 2774) are mentioned. (Fig I
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D,ZMIDZE, E.K.; AKSENOVA, A.S.
Effectiveneps of drug therapy in radiation sic1mess caused by fractional
irradiation. Zhur.mi obiol., epid. i immun. 32 no.10:11-16 0 16L
(MIRA 14:20)
1. Iz Instituta eksperimentallnoy patologii i terapii AMN SSSR.
(RAD1kTION SICKNESS) (ANTIBIOTICS) II

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S/241/62/000/003/004/004'
1021/12115
AUTHOR: Dzhikid7et'E.K., AksenoVaq A.S.
diation,sickness
Lritent infections in monkeys with ra
.TITLE#
induced by fractionated irradiation.,
PERIODICAL: 14editskinkaya.R6diologiyal no.'. 3s 19629 53-58
TEXT: The course of latent infections following chronic
irradiations with small doses has been insqffi0ieiitly studied.
Experiments were carried out-on 29 mol nkeys, 12-of which were
x-irradiated with a daily dose of 16-20r and 17 received a daily
dose of 21.04r gamma-rays (C060). In 25 monkeys infectious compli-
cations appeared at various periods after irradiation. These
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1021/1215
Latent infections ....
consisted mainly of an notivation of latent dysenteric infections.
Activation of paratyphoid, pneumonia, septioGmin and pulmonary TB
was also observed. The course of the infections was atypical in
most cases and the main symptoms of the disease were but slightly
present. 26 out of 29 monkeys died within 27 to 95 days of irradia-
tion, after a total radiption dose of 450-1699r.
ASSOCIATION: Institut Eksperimentallnoy Patologii i Terapia
AMN SSSR (institute of Experimental Pathology and
Therapy. AMS USSR)
SU13MITTED: September 25,1961
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GVAZAVA, I.S.; MAGAKWI., G.O.; RAVICH, I.V.-*.AMROVA A S
Experimental polyziyxin M thorapy of bacillary dysentery
in monkeys. Antibiotiki 7 no.4:327-331 Ap 162. (MIRA 15 :3)
1. Klinicheakoye otdeleniye Instituta eksperimentallnoy
patologii i terapii--AHN SSSR, Sukhumi, i kafedra mikrobiologii
~zav. - chlen-korrespondent AMR SSSR prof. Z.V. Yermollyeva)
TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey.
(DYSEMERY) (POLMMaN)

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AUTHORSIt Dzhiki:dze, E.' X. , Akdenova, A. S.
'Vaccination of monkeys against gas gangrene caused by
TITLE.
C1. peifringens under conditions of extended irradiation
-PERIODICAL-.. Zhurnal,,mikrobiologii,epidemiologii i immunobiologii,
no. 1, 1963, 132 137 Z
TEXT:: To clear~up inconsistencies in published datal the authori
tudied the effect of'.irradidtion in small doses, repeated over long
periods, on the natur1l resistance'and aotiv6 immunization of 24 mon-,
to six-year o
keys (Macacus rhesus) infected w~:Lth gas gangrene. Two 1 d
0
a4imals were irradiated with C 6. for.18 to 20 months in daily doses
of 1-17- 1-34 r.. The inte al dose was 519 - 600 r.. Test 1: When the
gr
to tal dose has been applied a 0.25 - 2 ml intramuscular injection of
enoion,'activated with 0.1 ml of a 50
a Cl. ertringens susp % Cacl , solu
P 2
tion, was,,!administered. Test~2x Nine monkeys were reimmunized after.
12'm6~tha (doses, 270 and 350,r) with a tritoxoid containing-
9 per-
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Vaccination of monkeys against ..A0661AI26
found, in animalu irradiated 'with 600 r,'a'nd up to 1" AB/ml after a does
of 519 rand administration of 6 DL. The controls were infected more
severely than the an~imals exposed to 519 r. The seriousness of the dis-
ease,therefore,depended on the number of germs introduced and on the
antitoxin titer in the blood'at the moment of infection. In all monkeys,.
infected with 3 DL, a titer of'O.25 - 1 AE preverited death. L-'vqn thoae.~
animals'infected with 6 DL survived.. Considerable leucocytosis, increase
in the.sedimentation rate of blood corpusol6s,.and loss in weight were
observed in this group. Conclusionst. Sm
all doses of irradiation over
long periods do'not reduce resistance to Cl. perfringens, but even seem
to stimulate-it. Immunogenesis is.not.affected by integral doses of
500-- 580 r, but a"slight'nega:tive' affect b " o Imes evident-with-600 r4'
q1O
There- are 3 tables.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut eksperimentall-noy patologli i terapi'3*. AIM SSSR
(Institute of Experimental Patholog'y~ and Therapeutios,~%,
AMN USSR)
SUBMITTED: July 1.0, iq6i
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DZHIKIDZE, E.K.; AXSENOVAI,,A*,S.; STASILEVICH., Z,K,
Active immunity against gas gangrene in monkeys tmder condi- -
tions of acute radiation sickness. Zho mikrobiol- 40 no.7t
68-721, Jl 163 (KnU 17 tl)
19 Iz Instituta eksperimantallnoy patologii i terapii AM
SSSR,

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0~,_RTVI
USSR/ Analytical Chemistry. General Problems. G-1
Abs Jour: Referat. Zhur.-Khimiya, No. 8, 1957, 27118.
Author K.A. Sukhenko., I.O,.Mladentseva, N.P. Gorozhank-
ina, Z.S. Pla*tonova, A.V. Aksenova, S.M. 111ina.
Inst. Academy of,Sciences of USSR.
Title Production and Study-of Standards of Various
Alloys for Spectral Analysis.
Orig Pub: Izv. AN SSSR, Ser. fiz., 1955, 19, No. 2, 161
164.
Abstract:
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Abridged review of the state of production of
standards forspectral analysis in USSR. The
method of casting of standards at the Scientific
Research Institute of Ministry of Aviation In-
dustry is described. The application of the
method of continued casting for preparing standards

.AUTHORS: Moiseyeva, X.A.t Sukhenkov K.A*j Mladentseva) S~I*j 32-li-ig/6o
Akeenova, A.V.
ITITIM The Spectral Analysis of Alloys on a Titanium Basis (Spektral'W
ana2is splavov n& oanove titana)
PMMIOAL% Zavodskaya Lebomtorip, 1957, Vol. 23, Nr ii, pp. 1316-13% (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this paper a method for the quantitative spectral analysis for the
elements Alt Or, Pe and Si in reooimendea. Gauges for this purpose
were obtained in form of rods of 13 mm diameter by malting in the in-
duotion fumaoc, Special research work showed that for spaotml. anal-
ysis it makes no difference whether the samples are obtained from the
melt or forged. The chemical composition of the standard s"les was
chocked according to the data obtained from 5 laboratories, and data
relating to their structural unifomnity were obtained from 3 special
laboratories. Spectral analysis was carried out on a apeotrogmph
with average dispersion by means of the generator IF -2. A oatton
rod was used an electrode. For the purpose of determizing the content
of aluminum, obxomium, and iron the following pairs were selected:
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-The Spectral Amlysis of Alloys cm a TitaniumBasis 32-1 i-ig/60
J~l 3961 .53 fOr 2843, 25 fAl 3092.71 ~r 2766.54 fps 2599.40
Ui 3989.76 (Ti 2841:94 Ti 3048- 77 Ti 2841.94 LTi 2555-99
The analysis mw oarriea out on the following conditions: voltage
Of the second transformer winding 13 W, self-induction 0.01 ,
aMperage 2 A, annealing 1.5 min., spark spacing 2 mm. This method
has already been introduced in industrial plants. There is I table.
AVAIIABLIO. Library of Congress
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24(7) SOV/46-23-9-43/57
AUTFORSi Sukhonko, K. A., MIaGontsova, 0. 1., Aksenovaj A. V.
TITLEt The Setting of Standards for. Various Allois
vestigation ofthe Influence of "Thir d" Elements Therein
PERIODICAL.- Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1959,
Vol 23, Nr 9, pp 1147 - 1148 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the introduction it is said that standards for Al-p Ni-, and
Ti-alloys and refractory steels are set for industrial
purposes, and that many of these alloys havin.-, a high content
of alloy elements (2o-3o~o') contain 0-01-0.0005,;~ admixtures.
The. setting of standards of Al-alloys by casting and the
setting of standards of Ti-alloys in tile arc furnace is
then dealt with. The most favorable analysis conditions selected
by the authors for titanium alloys are then given, and table 1
shows the mean arithmetic error in the spectral analysis of
3 Ti-alloys. The influence exercised by "third" elements in
the standard upon the results of the spectral analysis is
described as being an essential problem. Thus, the introduction
of 0.5~06 Zn into Al-alloys influences the determination of
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The Setting of Standards for Various Alloys and the SOV/48-23-9-43/57
Inv6stigation of the Influence of "Third" Elements Therein
bration curves for the determination of boron and lead in
various Ni-alloys. Experiments were then carried out by varying
the amperage, the shape of the electrodes, and the like, in.
order to prevent the influwice exercised by "third" elements,
but those experiments were not successful. Finally, the possi-
bility is pointed out of reducing the influence of "third" ele-
ments by a suitable selection of the light source. K. A. Moi-
seyeva. took part in the investigation of titanium alloys. There
are 1 figure, 1 table and 2 Soviet references.
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HLOWSIVA, 0&1.; GMOZHAMNA, NoP*; SUKHIMs KeA.; A~~MOVA, A.V.
Spectrum analysis of nickel alloys into Insic components and impurities.
Trudy Xbm. anal. khim. 12:355-365 160. MgA 13:8)
(Nickel alloys-Analysis)
.(Spectrum analysis)

S/OY:~~12/028/005/002/009
B110101
AWTHORS 3 Voronezhokayat 1. A.p Madentseval 0. 1. Akeenova A V
and Gradoboyeva, R. A.
TITLE: Spectroscopic analysis of the magnesium alloy Mil -11
PLRIODICAL: Zavodakaya laboratoriya, v. 28, no- 5, 1962, 557-558
MEXT: The rare earths (Ce, lid, Pri La) as well as Zn and Zr contained
1.11 the nev., heat-resistant magnesium alloy MA -11 (ML-11) were determined
by spectrochemical'analysis. This method, which is similar to that
described by Sh. G. Melamed, S. M.-Polyakov, M. G. Zemkova (Zavodskaya
laboratoriya. XXVI, 5, 554 (1960)), is based on the use of synthetic
powder samples of known 6omposition. The rare earths arecompletely
removed before the spectrographic determination begins. A photographic
technique of spectroscopic analysis, based on the 'use of solid standardst
was devised. The apparatus used, consisted of an HCff -26 (ISP-28) spectro-
graph (slit width, 23 -VL and an Rr -3 (IG-3) generator (burning time 20 seo~,
time of exposure 30 sec. for the determinatioil of Zn, Zr, Ce, and La, and
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SHAROVA, A.S. SKLYAROV,,G.A.; AKSENOVA# B.F;
Group and fractional compovition of humue it gray forest goi2o
of the Sim agricultural zone of Baohkiria. Mat. po isuch.'Poohv
Baoh. ASM no.l.-50-61 160. (MIRA 103)
(Sim Valle7~-Fbreot soils)(Sim Valley-Humus)

- JjQVA,,-B.F-4,RADTSKVA, G.~ Ye.
SHAROVA, A.S.; SKLYMV, G.A.;__WF
Available zinc content of certain soils of the Sim agricultural
zone of Bashkiria. Mate p0 izuch. pochv Bash. ASSR-no-1:94-99
160. (Sim Valley-SoilB-Zinc content) (MIRA 14-3)
V

-.ALSENOVA, R..;, TYURIN) YUOMO
Tempering thin gLwa.
Stek.i ker. 19 no.5:10-12 My 162. (NIRA 15:5)
(Glass manufacture)

S/138/60/000/012/oo6/oog
A051/AO27
AUTHORSt Magaril, RoZal Aksonova,-Y,.Z.
TITLE: Raw Material for the Production of Carbon Blacks
PERIODICALs Kauchuk i rezina, 1960, No. 12, pp 24-27
TEXT: The increase in carbon black production by the end of the cur-
rent Seven-Year Plan (1959-65) is expected to be 2.2 times, mostly as a re-
sult of the growth in furnace carbon black production from liquid raw
material. Petroleum raw material will be used 4.5 times more in this con-
nection. It is pointed out here that the quantities of kerosene-gas-oil
fractions produced from the pyrolysis of low-sulfur oils. (i.e., green oil)
are inadequate. The present article deals with the question of the effect
of the sulfur contained in carbon black on its properties. A sample of
carbon black with a specific surface of 50 M2/g containing 1.89% sulfur
was used as the object of study. The sulfur distribution in the carbon
black particle was investigated first. The carbon black was oxidized in a
muffle furnace at various temperatures for a period of 15, 30 and 60 min.
Table 1 shows the changes in the properties when oxidation took place in
Cara 1A
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air. A second series of tests involved the processing of the carbon black
for 30 min at various temperatures in a hydrogen atmosphere (Table 2). An
assumption is made that the prooess has a diffusive mature. This was
checked by processing the carbon black at 7000C during 1v 2, 3t 4v 5 hours.
in a.hydrogen stream. Table 3 shows that with an increase in the processing
time the amount of sulfur removed grows linearly, which also points to the
diffusion nature of the process of sulfur removal. Conclusions are drawn
that the desulfuring of carbon black takes place as a result of the hydrogen
diffusion into the depth of the carbon black particle, the formation of hy-
drogen sulfide and its diffusion from the depth of the carbon black par-
ticle first to its surface and.then into the gas stream. A false equili-
brium is set up here regardless of the temperature of the process in the
system C-H S-CS2-H2 leading to the presence of about 5% of carbon bisulfide
in the gash When pro ceasing carbon black in nitrogen at various temperat=m
the amount of sulfur removed does not depend on the processing temperature
(Table 5)- Sulfur is removed only from the surface. The estimated amount of
sulfur on the surface in this case is found to be about 0.12%. It is further
estimated that if the carbon, with which the sulfur removed is bound is
equal to 2 molecular surface layers of carbon in weight, then the sulfur
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content in it would be: 0.12 1.89 %
3-35 - 50 * 2 * 1.9 - IF 0
where 3-35 is the thickness of the monomolecular layer of the carbon in A,
1 9 is the density of the carbon, 50 is the specific surface of carbon black,
m~/g. The results of the tests also led to the conclusion that the sulfur
is distributed equally in the carbon black particle. There are no signifi-
cant amounts of sulfur on the surface of the particle and a high quantity of
sulfur in the carbon black has no great effect on the properties of the
latter- An additional study was made of the sulfur distribution between
carbon black and gas in the production of lamp, jet carbon blacks and ex-
perimental samples. The experiments were conducted on industrial equipment
of the Omskiy sazhevyy zavod (Omsk Carbon Black Plant) and on experimental
apparatus of NIIShP. The rOCT 1437-56 (GOST 1437-56) and FOCT 1431-49
(GOST 1431-49) methods were used for determining the sulfur content in
carbon black and raw material; hydrogen sulfide in the gas was determined
by the absorption of iodine in the solution; cadmium acetate and carbon
bisulfide by the absorption of an alcohol KOH solution. The ratio of carbon
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MAG.ARn.R.Z.; AKSENOVA, E.I.
Effect of-the sulfur present in active furnace black on the
rate of decomposition of hydrogen peroxide. Kauoh. i rez. 22
no.8:21~_27 Ag 163. (MIM 16:10)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy konstruktorsko-tekhnologicheskiy
institut, shinnoy promyshlennosti, g. Omsk.

MAGARIL,R.Z,j.AMMqTAj, B.I.j TMWOVAj R&P.
Traneformation of mafurs oompounds with the formation of oarbon
cn a oarbon ourfaae. Gass. prom. 7 no.4r50-54162 (MIRA 1797)

:V 12807~~66 BWT(10/E1qP(j)/EWP(t)/&W(1J, ijp(C) 7JD/16i.
SOURCE-CODE
_ACC NRtAP5028680 UR/6318/65760676ff/60 5760Y871
Ajk -gl I
Gilyatetdimv, L, Pe;,_ no a~,,,; ShMieva,
v
A:IftOR--.----. Gh)-u-11M siryan,_ t. Sinyakina,-A.-V.; Abayeva,
R. . I ; ~pqplovx B. p.; Bystrov, Ke Ho; S
B. T.; Okinshevich, No A*.
'!ORG: NIIShP; VNIINP: Novo-Yaroslavl Carbon Black plant_lNovo-Yaroslavskiy sath
evyy:.
lgogradakiy sazbevyy zavod); Scientific
zalvod), lgogradACarbon Blac Plant (Vo struktornO- 7~
'Research Technological Desigj~~
pst t~ute (Naucbno-issledovatellskiy kon
jteKfif,olog1`cEeskiy institut)
TITLE: Industrial tests of new types of petroleum stock in the production of
activated PH-70,furnace black
SOURCE:. Neftepererabotk.aA neftekhimiya, no, 119, 1965, 25-28
TOPIC TAGS: activated carbon# petroleum product,. gas oil fraction, phenol
which
'ABSTRACT: In order:to confirm and develop the results of earlier studies
I gas oil could be used in the production of
indfcated that catalytic and.therma.
_lfur and hydrofined
activated furnace black, experlmental batches of initial su A.
phenol extracts of catalytic and thermal gas oil were produced. The physicochemical
characteristics of the new types of petroleum stock are compared with those of
green oil; in the degree of aromatization they are identical, but in fractional
composition, molecular weight,.and viscosity, green oil is slightly lighter. In-
dustrial tests confirmed that hydrofined phenol,extracts of catalytic gas oils the
I Card 1/2 UDC** 66.095.21:547.2loOO1,5
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ALIPEROVICH, V.Ya., inzh.; AKSENOVA, E*M.
Collecting thinly dispersed dust by spraying aerosols of
sodium chloride solutions. Nauch. eoob. VestNII no.1-41-44
161. (MIRA 18:5)

Ab Clip V.Y,9.; MOKOV, A.D.; AMENOVA, E.M.
Inve5tigating the method of chemical neutralization of poison
gases during blasting operations conducted in Kuznetsk Basin
raines. Nauch. ooob. VostNII no.3:57-64 163, (MMA 1715)

---------------
ALEKSEYEVA, Irina Dmitr1yevna; LORMITS, 1~.V.p dcts.p kand. tekhn.
nauko retsenzent-3 WIANSKIY, G.M., inzh., retsenzent;
AKSENOVA, G.A. ed.
(Electrical and magnetic measurements in railroad transporta-
tion) Blektricheskie i wagnitriye izmereniia na zhele7modo-
rozbnom transporte. Moskva, Transport, 1965. 227 p.
(MIRA 18:8)

A K-S-ENCV A-:*-,'-, GRUBOV, V.I.i- MORENO, I.F.
-pal character-IstIts of the compounding of a settling
o.~&-,Ax-,n~zazdur. cvl=n. Av~xm, n prib. no.lil6-21 Ja-Mr '65.
(M'LU 18.-8)

r
.AKSENOVA, G.M., inzh.; ARONINA, Yu.N., kand. tekhn. nauk, dotsent
Use of silicon organic compounds for the modification of the
hair covering of fur sheep skins. Nauch. trudy MTILP no.26:
85-88 162. (MIRA 17.5)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii kozhi i mekha ~bskovskogo
tekhnologicheskogo instituta legkoy promysblennosti.

ov!- G.
P., The on the volt-a",,:ere
lt.hlon-I n, Ia., `nfalovi~-h, N. A. ~n-l Ahsanova, ~11
curves of -nrsenic. II. ;-ovenonts a-ound the cati-;o_~ the Of t2he
m-xi-v-,a on 'the -colaro!:rn-!Ac curves. r. 1009
It has been established that tho arrarent simil.:Aty of the .--henomena -',n the cases
exnmiined is present only at a potential more negative than -1.W. The T-rocess of the
lormation of a wyimmi on the volt-a-.-,p. cw.-va of arsenic is acca.,-.panied 17 the libration
of molecular hylro,,-on. !,'oreover, i dif"'Orance in intensity nni c,nstincy of the
movc;~~ents of the electrolyte and the stirface of the mercury cathtxle is iv,.-anlant u!,,on the
time of the fall.',ng of the drop.
0 -
The Mojotov State 1h:irmi-aceatical Inst. anrl the Regional 3::nAtary-Health Lab.
A-ril -?-1, 19147
S3: Jourw~l of G-neral Cl;emistry (USSR) 18 "80) N-). 6 (1946)

ACC NR% AT6006219 /j IV) SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/651/000/000/0219/0228
AUTHOR: Aksonova, G. P. ~117
ORG: none
TITLE: Setting up universal noncontact switching circuits V~
SOURCE: AN SSSR. -Institut avtomatiki i telemekhaniki, Tokhnicheskaya kibornetika.
(Technical cybernetics). Moscow, lzd-vo Nauka, 1965, 219-228
TOPIC TAGS: switching theory, switching circuit, germanium semiconductor, sebcon semi-
conductor, transistor
ABSTRACT: The author studies the problems associated with setting up noncontact switching
circuits made up of semiconductor elements. It is shown that the same switching circuit may
be used for measuring low potentials and for switchilig strong signals. P16 type germanium
low-power transistors should be used for setting up weak signal switching circuits. The ad-
vantages of these transistors are that they have low resistance in the open position and low
residual voltage. P202 and P4 high-power transistors should be used for switching strong
signals. In switching, transistors may be used successfully and find a wider application for the
signal switching level above one volt. Silicon switching transistors show promise for this use.
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ACC NRi 6006219--- 0
The design of transistorized switching circuits could be made easier If industry produced
transistors with standardized values of the switching characteristics. Orig. art. has: 12
figures and 8 formulas.
SUB CODE: 09 SUBM DATE: 05Nov65 ORIG REF: 007
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11119U
S/858/62/000/001/004/013
D296/D307
Aki3enova
AUTHORS-. G V Zrada, 0. S., Krugovaya, G. N., Oleynikt~
Ya--V-:~- -LrosTYUK
-a A. K., Cherkashchenko, L. N. and
Chernogalova, A. G.
TIT44.1 The influence of radiation upon the phosphorous content.
and its metabolism.in the brain
SOURCE: LIvov. Univbrsytet. Prqblemna~ lyaboratoriya radiobiolo-~! .
hiyi. Biologicheskoye deystviye radiatsii, no. 1, 1962,.-
30-34
TEXT: Frogs were exposed to total)body irradiation of 200r (at
10r/min) from a distance of 16 cm.k-The-brains were then investiga-
ted 2 hrs, and 2, 5, 7 and 11 days after exposure. 4 hours'before:
.32 1
decapitation 0.5 ml of-aq. NaH2P O~ of a.dosage of 25 /lie per 100'.'g
weight, was,administered by intraperitonal injection. The amount
of acid-soluble P and its metabolism, the phospholipids and the
ex-
__protein P of the brain were then investigated. Two hours after'
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The influence of radiation ... D296/D307
posure the total P-conterit'in the acid-soluble fraction increased_---
8 aa compared with thd control animals. The inorganic_?."-----
by .12.
content -increased by 110,,'j,,the.total protein P by 21%, and the con-.
.tent of phospholipids decreased by 23.7~a. These changes were even
more marked after 2 days, when the total acid-soluble P fraction
increased by 27.1%, out of which the inorganic P increased by 31%,
the totalprotein P by 27.8% and the phospholipid content decreased
by 42%. Six days after exposure, the total acid-adluble P fractions
had increased up to 46 .2% and the inorganic P-content by 87~6- At
the same time, however, the phospholipid content decreased by 2354o
and the content of protein P by 18~-',. Seven days after exposure the
total acid-soluble P fraction increased by 50% but the total quan-
tity of inorganic phosphate increased bj 11.1% compared with the
control animals. The phospholipid content i-ras still decreased by
33% and the total protein P by 30%. 11 days after'exposure, the
total acid-soluble P fraction was still increased by 45% out.of
which the iriorganic,P exceeded the values foLgid in the control ani-
.mals by 36%, the content of the phospholinids was again increased W
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37% and the content of the total protein P decreased by 39%. 'Thus.
the acid-soluble.~.fraction remained increased throughout the expe-
riment, but the changes in protein P and phospholipids moved in
opposite directions. After.an initial increase in the protein P
level a decrease could be observed, whilst the phospholipids
showed an increase.' Two hours after exposure, the rate of, metabo
!ism, as estimated Py the relative specific activity of the frac-,
tions, showed changes parallel to thoad in the P content. After 21
-,5 days, the decrease of the specific activity in all fractions
indicated a slowing down of the phosphate metabolism which reverted
to its normal level after 8 - 12 days. Thare are 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra fiziologii cheloveka i zhivotnykh Llvovskogo
universiteta (Department of Human and Animal*Physio-,
logyt Llvov University)
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KASHKOVSKAYA, Ya.A., kand. khIm. nauk; AKSENOVA, G.V., inzh.
Using phenol epoxy adhesives for gluing asbestos cement. I spoll.
gaza v nar, khoz, no.2:36-40 163. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Laboratorlya nemetallicheskikh materialov Saratovskogo
gosudarstvarnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo 1. proyektnogo
instituts, po ispollzovaniyu gaza v narodnom khozyaystva.

OMMHMU, 0. [Obrojenu., 0.1; MEYYMj Al. (Maianup Ale]; AXSEHOTAp I,
Investigationa.'in the establishment of agrochemical and son
melioration indices for the characteristics of the fertility
of floodlandboilis In the c4appe and forest-stappe zone of the
Danube Plain. Pochvovedento,;no,6t68.q8 je'64 (MIRA 170)
1. Goologicheakiy inatitut Akademii naukp RLmyniya.

ALIKSBYV. Konstantin Grigorlyevieb,; NAUMOV.. V.A.,retsenzent,;~MEROVA,
I I.I., red*; KNAMIIU# H.T., tekhn.red. I
I
. [Investigativi the orocess of the making of cotton fabric with
a linen weavej Iseledovanis protsessa formirovaniis khlop6hato-
bumashnot t)Eani polotnianogo perepleteniia. Moskva. Goo. nauchno-
tekhn. izd-vo li~-ry po legkot promysbI 1958. 144 D. WRA ii:iz)
(Cotton weaving;,

KULIGIN, Aleksandr Vacillyevich; GNEZDEVA, M.F., retsenzent; TATSW, N,F.,
retsenzent; KAWMIKOV, I.V., retsenzent; AXONOVA, 1.1, 0;
KVVXWq L.Ta., tekhn,red*
CAT-100-2 and ATK-100 automatie looms) Avtomatichaskis tkatskie
stanki AT-100-2 i ATK-100. Moskva, Goa,nauchno-tekhn.1zd-vo lit-ry
po legkoi promyshl., 1958. 263 p. (MIRA lg*:3)
(Looms)

z&VAKIN, L.V.; SIDOROVA, Tu.P., redo; AXWOVA# Is-I., red.; nTAKNIfft XvTot
takha,red.
.[Analysis of loom mechanisms preventing fabric waft defects]
Analis mekhanimov tkatskogo stanka, produprezhdaiushchikh poroki
tkani po utlme Pod red. IU,P.Sidorova. Moskva, Goe.nauchno-tokhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po legkoi promyshl., 1959. 78 P. (MIRA 13:9)
(Looms)

BURDIN. Sergey Antonovich (deceased]; NIKITIN. U.N., red.; A OVA,
I'I., red.; KOVEM, L.Ya., tekhn.red.~
fTechnique of the making of weaviIng designs] Tekhnika
p.ostrogniia tkatska~go risunka. Pod red. M.N.Nikitina.
Moskva, Gos.n&uchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po logkoi promyshl.,
1959. 118.p. (KIRA 1W)
(Weaving)

(M 1, R.A.; TALYAIW, R.M.- CHMANOT, G.V., red.;,AKSEHOTA, I.I.,
red.; KNAKUIN, K.T., takhn.red. I ,
(P-132-Sh spinning machine] Priadillnais mashina P-132-3h.
Pod red. G.V.Churbanova. Moskva, Goo.nquchno-tekbn.i2d-vo
lit-ry po logkoi prowyehl., 1959. 102 P. WIRA 13:5)
(Spinning machinery)

RM. German Germanovich; Z 0. Kira Aleksandrovna; KATULIN, Konstantin
Aleksandrovich; K93ZYAYTSET, D.S., retsenzent; BAIMI, H.K., retsen-
zent [deceased]; BIRTUKOV, I.D., roteenzent-, BAVSTRIIKA, N,F,, red.;
AK~~ . red.; XOMISV, L.Ya., tekhn.red,
(Manufacture of gobalin fabrics] Proizvodstvo gobelenovykh tkanei.
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-telchn.izd-vo lit-ry po legkoi promyBhl.q 1959.
133 po (MIn 13:3)
(Jacquard weaving) (Gobelin tapestry)

VASILIOMUCO, Vasiliy Nikolayevich; NAUMOV, V.A., retsenzent; AMOU&I".
. -. I -A- red.; XNAKNIN. M.T.. tekhn.red.
I ~-~j
(Investigating the bea*tiuL-up process] Issledovanle protsessa
priboia utka. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po legkoi
promyshl.. 1959. 157 tieaving) (MIRA 12:12)

FUTTAGALOV, Afanssiy FedorovIich; MINOV, A.A., retsenzent; KANUMNIKOV,
I.T., retsenzent; AKBRNOVA, I.I., red.; KOGAN, V.V., takhn.red.
[Sizing of warps] Shlikhtovanie oanov. MoBkva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po legkoi promyshl., 1959. )25 p. WU 13:3)
(weaving) (Textile finishing)

KrAKIlgA, Aknn Borisoyna; TIMYUSHNOV, A.V., prof.t red.; LEVINSICIT, V,P*,
dotsent. red.1 AKSMOVA, I.I., redo; KNA IN9 K.T., tekhn.red,
(Mathematical statistics problems as applied to textile investigations]
Zadachi po matematicheakoi statistilm v primenenii k tekstilInym ii-
aledovaniiam. Pod red. A.V.Teriushnova i V.P.Levinakogo. Moskvaq
Izd-vo nauchno-tekhn.lit-ry RSFSR, 1960. 144 p. (KIRA 13:10)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy khlopkopryadeniya Hoskovskogo tekstillnogo
institute (for Teryushnov). 2. Xafedra matematiki Koakovskogo tak-
stillnogo institute (for Levinskiy).
(Textile research) (Mathematical statistics)

IPPOLITOT. Takov Ynkovlevich; RATTILI X.N..reteenzent i spetBred.;
AKW~A,I~.I. red.; KKMMM.M.T., tekhn.red.
[Xffootcf air parameters and moisture content of the cotton on
spinning] Ylilanie.parametrov vozdukhe i vlazhnosti khlopka na
protsess priadeniia. Pod red. K.N.Rattelia. Moskva, lzd-vo
nauchno-takhn.lit-ry RSFSR, 1960. 59 p.
(MIRA 14:4)
(Cotton spinning)

SHIRNOT. VladimIr Illich; KUTMT.OiS., reteenzent; NIKITIN.M.11.
retsenzent: 4SIINOVA.1_1_. red.; KNAKNIN.M.T.. tekhn.red.
(Theoretical study of the structure of linen-weave fabrics]
Teoretichaskie, inaledovaniia stroeniia tkani polotnisnogo
parepleteniia. Moskva, Izd-vo nauchno-tokhn.lit-ry RSFSR,
1960. 99 p.
(MMA 14:5)
(Weaving) (Textile fabrics)
IRE
-NA m t N~
A
W

DUM,.S.A., doktor takhn.nauke.red.- ALWOTAP I-Ios red.;
sffArMOVA, T.A., tekhn.redo t-~
[Manual on the weaving of linen fabrics] Spravochnik Po
l1notkachestvu. Izd.2,-perer. i dop. Moskvas Izd-vo
nauchno-tekhn.lit-ry RSFSR, 1960. .543 p. (miRA 14:4)
(Linen) (Looms)

DAMASKIN, Boris Ivanovich,, daktor lakbui iimik; . 6nMV, Yuriy Pavlovich,
snumo V..V., rotoolftent.- ~~OV~AI.I~.,red.; SHMSOV, S.V.,
tekbn. red.
[Standardization and modernization of waft control mechani=83
Nonnalizatsiia i modernizatsiia mekhanizmov kontrolia utochnoi
niti, Moskvap Izd-vo nauelmo-tokhn. lit-ry RSFSR, 1961. 108 p.
(LOOMS) (MIRA 3-5:3)

POIARKOV, A.S.; VIADIIIIROV, B.M.., retsenzent; SIZIDVA, N.A., retsenzent;
AKSENOVA I.I. md.; SHAPMWOVA, TeA., tekhne red@
[General technology of asbestos fiber spinning] Obshchaia tekhno-
logiia priadeniia asbestovogo~volo)ma. Moskvat Izd-vo nauchno-
tekhn. lit-ry RSFSR, 1961. 256 p. - (MIRA 15:3)
(Asbestos) (Spinning)

GORDEYEVj,-Vasiliy Aleksandroirich; NEKRASOV,, Konstantin Favlovich;
VOLKOV, Pavel Vasillyevich; S124AKIN,-V.V., retsenzent; SOKOLOV,
A.F..' spets. red.; SIDOROV., Yii.P.,-spets. red;.AKSENOVA, I.I.,
red.; VINOGRADOVA, G.A., tekhn. rpd. I
(Cotton weaving] Kh:Lopkotkachestvo. Moskva., Izd-vo nauchnQ-
tekbn. lit-ry RSFSR,-1961. 517 p. (MIRA P: 1)
(Cotton weaving) (Looms)

KAVALERCBIK, Mark Yakovlevich,- MOSHKIN, V.I.., spets.red.; &WS100VA,
I.I., red.; KALIVINA, N.M.,, red.; ZOLOTAREVA, I.Z.,
red.
[Pneumatic conveying in textile enterprises]Pnevmaticheskii
transport na predpriiatiiakh tekstillnoi proryshlennosti.
Moskvay Rostekhizdat., 1962. 85 P. (MIR-A 15:11)
(Pneumatic conveying)
(Textile industry-Equipment and supplies)

MIZERI, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich; KIRILLIN,.V.M., retsenzent;
.AKSKNOVA, I.I., red.; HATYREVA, G.G.,, tekhn. red.
jUa* of metallic ceramics and capil3ary lubrication In the
repair and modernization of textile machiner7lPrimenenie me-
tallokeramiki I kapilliarnoi smazki pri remonte I moderniza-
ts1i tekstilinogo oboxiidoyaniia. Moskva, Rostekhizdat,
1962. 99 p. (MIRA 160)
.(Textile machinery-Mainten&nce and repair)
(Ceramia metals) (Lubrication and lubricants)

KATS., Nikoley Vasillyevich; ARNAUTOV., P.N.v retsenzent; GEKHT,, M.R.j,
retsenzent; KALIKINA, N.M.,, --
SHAMIKOVA.9 TeAep tekhn. red*
[Metallization of textile fabries]Metallizatsiia tkanei.140-
skva., Rostekhizdat 1962 169 P. (MBA 15:9)
(Textile finishingi (Metal spraying)

STAROSKOLISKIY, A.A.;.KUZOMIN; S.N.; MALITSEVt N.D., retsenzent;
AKSENOVA., I.J., red.; TRISHINA, L.A., tekhn. red.
(Chemical plants for dyeing and finishing processes]Khimi-
cheskie stantsil. krdsiltno-otdelocbnogo proizvodstva. Mo-
skva, Rostekhizdato 1962. 185 pe (MIRA 15:11)
(Dyes and dyeing-Apparatus) (Textile finishing)

SEVOSTIWIIOV~ Aleksey Grigorlyevich,- GINZBURG, L.N.s retsenzent;
LEVINSKIY, V.P.., retsenzent; AKSRIOVA, I.I., red.; BAUD.,
M.T., tekhn. red.
(Methods for analyzing the irregularities of spinning products;
characteristics of random functions and their application] Me-
tody iss-edovaniia nerovnoty produktov priadeniia; kharakte-
ristiki sluchairjykh funktsii i ikh primenenie. Moskva, Rostekh-
izdat.. 1962. 385 P. (Spinning) (MIRA 15:7)

ALESHIN, Petr Antonovich; AKIMOV, P.S., retsenzent; AV
red.; BATYREVA, G.G., tekhn. red.; VINOGRADOVA, G.A., takhm
red.
(New technology and equipment for wool and worsted manufao-
turs] Novaia takhnologiia i oborudovanie sherstotkatskogo
proizvodstva. Moskva, Gizlegprom, 1963. 194 p.
(MIRA 16-11)
(Woolen and worsted manufacture)

NIYJTIN, Mikhaii'Nikitovich; AKSENOVA, I.I.,,
........ ...
[Weaving theory based on mathematical principles]
A 4a ema ei -oi
Teoriia tkatskikh pbreplatenii n at tich A
Move. Moskva, lzd-*o "Legkaia industriia," 1964.
451 P. (MIRA 17:6)

AKSMOVAI'l KUCHIEROVA, N.F.; ZAGOREVSKITp V.A.
Derivatives of indole Phrt 2123yntheBlq of sow 61~4y2,3,9495~-
tetrahydri,bhlapino[5p4-blindoles and their S.S-diocides. nmmr.
org. kbim. I no. 1Z:2215-Q218 IT 165 (MTRA 19:t)
1. Institut farmakologil i kbLmInterapil 4% -SSSR. Sulnitted
JarmarY 5~o 1965-
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B101/B166
AUTHORS t Pirsova, To P., 'Molodkinat 'A. Not Morozova,-T. Goo
Akeenova, I.. V.
TITLEt Synthesis of sodium peroxocarbonates
iJ~
PERIODICALs Zhurnal-neorganiol2eskoy khimii, v. 8, no. 2't 1963, 278 284,
TtUs In order to prove the existence of -alkali hydroperoxides and to
develop a simple method for synthesizing alkali pelroxocarbonates, CO' was
2
bubbled through concentrated solutions of NaOH and H202 at low temperatures.,
The filtrate was washed with, ether and dried in air. The ratio NaOH t JV2:
was chosen according to the equations 2MOH + H 0 + aq,.4m 0 aq,*
2 2. 2 2
140H 41 H2021--.MOOH + H20 and MOH + 1-5 H202--OMOOH-0*5 H202 + H20. en
carefully mixing H 0 vith XaOH (ratiO3 0-5 1 1), bubbling of CO through'
2 2 2
the mixture at a temperature from 0 to -150C lead after 8 - 10 min to'dis-
solution of the-initially formed sodium peroxide octahydrate and to the
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sedimentation of a n ew phase which was identified as. Na2C20 6'xH2O Depend-
ing on the drying conditions, x fluctuated between 0.6 and 14 mole.. The
residual 0.6 mole H 20 could not be removed without decomposing the substance#
Thermographio analysis pointed to an endothermio effect at 1260C with the
total active oxygen being liberated and Na CO foiming. If the.mixing ratio
2
H 0 1 NaOH was 1 % I NkQOH-3H 0 was formed first. Bubbling CO,.,through
2 2 2 2.
the solution at a temperature between 0 and -200C lead to the formation of
sodium diperoxocarbonate NaHCO 4*IH2 0 according to the equation CO2
+ MOOH ___-~MHGO With the ratio.H 0 1 NaOH 11o5 1 1 NaOOH,0-5H 0*2H 0
4* 2 2 2. 2
was formed as intermediate p;-oduot, as final produ6t also KaHCO 4. H20. 'The
~for'mation of the mew phase was finislied-in 20 to 25 min, longer bDbbling
:'.2ead to the decouposition of peroxooarbonate.into bicarbonate. The yield'
of sedimented peroxocarbonate depends on the degree of dilution clue to the
solubility of this compound. According to the equation NaOH+ CO
2'
+ H202___'"aHCO4?H20, theisolvent H20 does not combine in the compound. kt
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OC and aratio of NaOR I H20 1 5-5 the yield was 809~at a ratio of
I s 23 no sodium diperollxocarbonRte was precipitated. This corresponds to
a 22~ solubility of.this comp*und. A thermographic analysis yielded an
endothermic effect at-500C with a transformation to N& CO 0H 0 whereby
2 3 2 2.
only half of the active oxygen was liberaited, as well as an exothermic
effect at 750C where the remaining 02was liberated and finally'an endo
thermic effect at 1000C caused by dehydration. This thermographic result
proves that NaHGO 'H 0 is not identical with compounds of equal gross
4 2
formula* as e.go NaRCO H 0 or Na C H 0 orystalliz'es
3 2 2 2 2060H202'2H20- NaHC04* 2
in anisotropic needles. There are 4 figures and 6 tables.
ASSOOIkTION:* Institut obahchey i neorganfoheakoy ihimii im. K. S.-Kurna-
kova Akademii nauk SSSR, Laboratoriya. perekisnykh soyedineoiy
(institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry imeni N. S.
Kurnakov of the Academy of Soienoes-USSR,Laboratory of Per-
oxide Compounds)
-SUBMITTEDt May 24, 1962
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ACCESSION NR: AT4028334 S/0000/63/000/OOD/0119/0127
AUTHOR: Firsova, T. P.; Molodkina, A. N.; Morozova, T. G.; Akeenova, I. ve
TITLE,: Investigation t't' ~he reaction process of carbon dioxide with alkali solutions
of hydrogen'peroxids ai _~,_he, -synthesis of paroxocarbonates
SOURCE: Sovesbchaniye po khimii perekianyf4ch soyedineniy. Second, Moscow,. 1961..
Xhimiya perekisnyfth soyedineniy (dhemistry of peroxide compounds); Doklady* J,
soveshchaniy. Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1963, 119-127
i TOPIC TAGS: carbon dioxide, hydrogen peroxide, percarbonate synthesis, sodium
i supe~roxide, potassium superoxide, yater vapor, alkali
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this paper is to explain the principle possibility and
conditions of forming percarbonates with the action of carbon dioxide on aqueous
alk4i solutions of.hydrogen peroxide and to confirm the conclusions of previous
research relative to the character of*the reaction of sodium peroxide and potassium
peroxide with water vapor and.carbon dioxide. A mixture of aqueous hydroxide solu-,~
tions (sodium or potassium) and hydrogen peroxide was treated by carbon dioxide.
The~precipitates obtained were subjected to full quantitative analysis in the
general alkali content.,' 7he results of the work are presented in tables and
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:thermograms. The authors confirm the conclusions of the previous research. A new
method of obtaining true percarbohates of alkali metals which are contained in the
carbonization of aqueous alkali solutions of hydrogen peroxide is developed. The
advantages of the proposed method in comparison with known laboratory methods of
producing percArbonates, is contained in the fact that it does not require a complex
apparatus, or ube of organic solvents as well as preliminary stages for obtaining
peroxide as initial substances. Orig. art. has: 4 figures.4 tables and 8 formulas.
:ASSOCIATION: Institut obahchey -i neorganicheskoy khimii im. N.S. Kurnakova AN SSSR'
'(Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry AN SM)
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ACCESSION NR: AT402833$ S/13000/63/000/000/0128/0139
'AUTHOR: Mel'nikov, A. Kh.; Firs6va, T.,P.; Molodkina, A. N.; Morozova, T. G.;
Aksinavas I.J.
TITLE: Investigation of the reaction of sodium superoxide and potassium superoxide:'
with water vapor and carbon dioxide and the synthesis of percarbonates
SOURCE: Soveshchaniye'po khimii perekiany*lh soyedineniy. Second, Moscow, 1961.
11imiya perekiany*kh soyedineniy (chemistry ofperoxide compounds); Doklady*
soveshchaniy. Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1963, 128-139
TO~IC TAGS: sodium peroxide, potass Iium peroxide, water vapor,carbon dioxide,
percarbonate, percarbonate synthesis, oxygen, water, sodium superoxide, potassi=
sup6roxide
ABSiRACT: The 'authors investigate the reaction of sodium superoxide and potassitul
superoxide with water vapor and carbon dioxide at a lowered temperature and study
thei-properties of the solid phase of the peroxide type formed in the process of this
reaction. The vork is divided into two segments: 1) the investigation of reaction,
process kinetics of sodium and potassium superoxides with water vapor and carbon
dioxide in the presence of vater vapor and 2)-the dknthdsis and study of properties
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of ~he peroxide" type of solid phases formed in the low temperature reaction of sod-
ium and potassium su eroxides with'carbon dioxide and water vapor. Diagrams of the;
P
illustrations are shown; graphs showing the kinetic curves of oxygen seperation,
water vapor and carbon dioxide absorption are presented. Tables presenting the
'composition of potassium and sodium percarbonates are given. The study of the re-
,action kinetics'shows two directions of the process dependent on the temperature.
Within a temperature region of from +100 to -100C, sodium and potassium superoxides
r.eact with water vapor and carbon dioxide, accompanied by a discharge of superoxide
oxygen only and the formation of sodium and potassium percarbonates. The inter-
mediate phases of the reaction process of sodium and potassium superoxide with water
vapor~.'and carbon' dioxide at low temperatures are synthesized. Some of the properties"
previ6usly unpublished (ther'mo-stability, specific weight, hydrolysis, ate.) are i
studied. Orig! art. has: 4 tables, 9 figures, and 9 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: institut obshchey 1 1. neorganicheakoy khimii im. NS Xurnakova. AN SSSR
(Insititute of General and Inorganic Chemistry. A4 SSSR)
DATE ACQ: 06Apr64 ENCL: 00
SUBMITTED: MecO
SWCODE-. CH NO REV SOV 017 OTHER: 019'
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FMSOVA, T.P.; MOIZDKINA, A.N.; MROZOVAp T.G.; AKSE.NOVA., I.V.
Synthesis of potassium peroxydicarbonates. Zhur. neorg.
khim. 9 no.5:1066-1071 Vq '64, MRA 17:9)
1. Laboratoriya. perakisnykh soyedinbniy Instituta. obshchey i
neorganicheskoy khImii imeni N.S. Kurnakova AN SSSR.

ACCESSION NIR: AP5025512 UR/0062/65/000/009/1678/1670-
541.11+655.39
AUTHOR: Firsova, T4 P.; Molodkina, A. N Morozova, T G Aksenova, 1. V~
TITLE., The malting terVerature of pq1tassium superoxide
iT
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheskayaj no. 9, 1965, 1678-1679
TOPIC TAGS: potassium superoxide, air.regencration, life support
'ABSTRACT: Potassium*superoxide (KO2.) is of considerable importance as an agent
for regenerating air. In this work, samples containing 89-99% K02
and potassium
peroxide, carbonate' hydroxide and small amounts of water'were subjected to diffei-w
ential thermal. analysis. It was, found that at atTwspheric pressure the melting
point's of various samples ranged from 490 to 530C. At pressures of 1-2 mm the
Melting points
-dropped Ao 350-415C Inthe course of the experiments it,was
0
8
b erved that molten potassium superoxide reacts -vigorously with the glassy walls,'
of the container to form potassium silicates
This reaction is accompanied by
evolution of nascent oxygen. Orig.,art. has: 3 figures.
S)
ASSOCIATION - -.1nailtut obshchey i =Drganicheskoy kbimii im.. N, So Kurnakova, Atadel'
nauk.SSSR (Institute of General and InorRanic Chemistr ences,SSSR)
_y., Academy of Sci

L 15495-63 LIWP(k)/WP(q)/EWT(m)/BDS AFnC/ASD Pf -4 JDI M
ACGFZSIQNL NR: AR3DO3750 S/0l3?/63/000j005/E0l?/E0l?
I SOURCEt RZh. Metallurgtya, Abs.5E108
MTHCRr Malke-yeva Megot Aksenovap L& A,
TITLEt The Vroblem ofjWCVjj4.UffzWj.M_.`Z~ating electrode
CITED SWRCE: Tro M40'ske in-sta inzho zh.-d. transpep vy*p. 160, 1962. 76-86
TOPIC TAGS: welding, vibrating electrode, static tension, viscosity, bending
TRANSLATION: Welding by a vibrating, electrode with the aid of an electrod
e
holder of improved construction was investigatedo The basic parameters of the
welding process and welding quality were deter-mined, It was established that
ration of the electrode during the welding process leads to a con-
siderable incre -ase in the-output-and basiostrength indices: ob in static ten-
i-ion is increased by 3.1%# ak is increased by 12,.2%p and the number of cyolqs
before -breakdovin in the-case7of--alternating bending increased by 90%.
DATE ACQ: 21 Jun 63 SUB-CODE: ML. ENCL-. 00
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MAKEYEVv M.G.,, kand.tekhn.nauki ANSENOVA, L.A.,, inzh,
Effect of repeated building up on the structure and mechanical
properties of metals in the area of locally roller-treated
surfaces and flanges. Trudy MIN no.16W87-106 162. '
I (MMA 1~$2)
(Metals-faUgue) (Electric welding-Testing)

ArSE OVA, L.D., inzhener; TSUKKERM, I.I., kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk,
I
Electron optic scaling in pickup tubes. Telth.televid no.6:3-17
'56. (Television--Tranomitters and transmission) (NI2A 10:3)
A

TARANOV, M.T., kand.biologicheskikh nauk; MELINIKOVA, T.S., kand.
sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk; MARKOV, A.K.; AKSENOVA, L.K.;
ZAYARKO, I.N.; ANIKMT, I.S.; PRIPUTHEY, V.M6~'
Chemical preservation of forage grain of high moisture content.'
Zemledelie 8 no.9:53-57 8 t60. (MIRA 13:8)
I
1. Vsesoyuznyy naucbno-iseledovatelookiy institut konevodstva (for
Taranov). 2. Veesoyuznyy institut zhivotnovodstva (for
Mellnikova). 3,Glavnyy agronom 98-go konnogo zavoda Ryazanskoy
oblasti (for Markov). 4. Glavnyy vetvrach 98-go konnogo zavoda
Ryazanskoy oblasti (for Aksenova). 5. Zaveduyyshchty zernosklaclami
58-go konnogo zavoda Ryazanskoy oblasti (for Zayarko).
6. Nachalnik elevatorno-okladskogo otdola Ryazanskogo upravlaniya
Xhleboproduktov (for Anikeyev). 7. Direktor PvbnovskogoJchlebo-
priyemnogo punkta 117azanskoy oblasti (for Priputnev).
(Grain--Storage) (Sodium pyrosulfite)