SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ISAYEV, Y. - ISAYEVA, I.

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.ISAYEV, Ye.G.,kand.tekhn.nauk
Tractors with synchrontsed power take-off shaft. Trakt. i sell-
khosmah. no.3:1-4 Mr ~59. (MIRL 12$O
1. Mookoveldy avtomobillno-dorozhW institut lm.-Y.M.Nolotovs.
(Tractors)

BALUYEV, A.; ISAYEV, Ye.; CEMMAVSKU. Yn,
*Photogra** of a working day made by the worker himself is an
important method in discovering latent possibilities of production
increase. Sots.trud 4 no.1:83-90 Ja 1590' (MrRA 12:2)
(Siberia-WfIciency, Industrial)

NINVOWN iffia
OZERSKIY, A.S... kand. tekhn. nauk;,ISAYEV,-.Ye.G.~ kand. teklm. nauk;
ABASHKIN, V.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; LETM', B.Ya., red.; GUREVIGHp
M.M., tekhn. red.
[Crawler tractors] Gusenichnye traktory. Moskvup Izd-vo sellkhoz.
lit-ry, zhurnalov i plakatov., 1961. 638 P. (MIRA 14:12)
(Crawler tractors)

OZERSKIY, A.S., kand. tekhn.nauk; LjAILY,_ Ye,_C nd. telclui.
t, , ka
wuk; ABASHKIN, V.A.) kand. toklin. nauk; NOVOMIRSIH ,
S.P... inzh., retsenzent; LISITSKIY, A.A., inzh.)
retsenzent; PESTRYAKOV, A.I., inzh., red.
[Crawler tractors] Gusenichrye traktory. Moskva, Kolos.
1965. 447 P. (MIRA 18:10)

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I.qAY---V, Ye. I.: "The effect of using the siphon method to c-Ar-t bubble-free steel
on contamination of the metal with miscellaneous inclusions". Dnepropetrovsk,
1955- .-!in Higher Education Ukrainian SSR. Dnepropetrovsk Ord r of L~bor
Red Banner Metallurgical Inst imeni I.V. St;~iin. (Dissertations for the
B&gree Of Candidate of Technical Sciences).
SO: KnizhnaN-a letopis' No 45, 5 November 1955- M95cow.

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TITLE: On the solid contraction ( lizatyagivaniye") of steel teeming ladle
nozzles during continuous steel casting
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 2, 1962, 46, abstract 2V277
("Sb. nauchn. tr. Zhdanovsk, metallurg. in-t", 1961, no. 7, 169-177)
TEXT: The causes of solid contraction of steel teeming nozzles of inter-
mediate devices was investigated by studying the operation of various types of
nozzle (graphite-chamotte, chamotte, chamotte nozzles with magnetite and high-
alumina inserts, and high-alumina nozzles) during the casting of killed steel.~
The author investigated the nature.of scum formed on the nozzle during various
melting periods and the effect on scum formation of some teeming factors, in
particular the metal temperature and the degree-.of heating the intermediate de
vice prior to teeming. He investigated also the structure and composition of
the contact layer, formed on the internal nozzle surface, the metal residue in
the nozzle and the scum. It was established'that solid contraction of inter-
mediate device nozzles was in a number of cases connected not only with the
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cooling of the metal in the intermediate device and -the nozzle channel, but als-~)
with greater contamination of the metal by inclusions. In the scums f ormed, a
higher amountof non-metallic impurities was frequently observed. Nozzles manu-
factured from highly heat conducting refractories are less suitable for con-
tinuous steel casting. In continuous casting the nozzles should be uniformly
heat-conducting. To prevent solid contraction of nozzles in intermediate devices
the following measures are to be taken: satisfactory preheating of the internal
surface of the intermediate device prior to teeming (> 1,200 - 1,300 0C) ;
least uncovered metal surface (maximum sealing of slits); absence of stagnation
spots in the intermediate device in particular, in nozzle-adjacent sections;
optimum velocity of metal flow on the walls and the bottom of the intermediate
device; reduction to a minimum of the number of covers, and the degree of
braking the flow by a stopper during teeming; reducing the contamination of
metal by oxide non-metallic impurities, in particular, by products, of steel
deoxidation with Al and Si; most possible reduction of steel deoxidation with
Al; Its replacement by SI-Ca, etc.
V. Kudrin
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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.ISAYE"V,--Ye,I,r,- KUSHNARKV, I.T.; TARAPAT, N.A.; YAKOVLEV, Yu.N.;
LAPITSM,, Y.L., prof., doktor takhn.nauk,. nauchnyy rukovo-
ditell rabuty
Developing an efficient type of nossle and stopper for the
continuous aftating of steel. IzvovyoeuchebezeLve; chernemet*
6 no.142-49 100. (MIM 16:2)
1. Dbepropetrovskiy astallurgicheakiy inatitat.
(Continuou casting-Nquipment and supplies)

ISAYEV, Ye.l.; LEIJSOV, Yu.l.; OLEKSE,"IKO, V.V.; LAPITSKIY, V.I., prof.
~~u~b-nyy rukovoditell raboty.
Using oxothermic ferromanganese in the manutacture of medium-
manganese steel, IZV2 vyse uchebo zave: chern. met, 7 noal2:
36--14,0 164 (MIRA 18:1)
1. Mepropetrovskiy metalbargaic-heskiy institut.
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IAPITSKIYP V,I,, doktor tekhn. rAuk Cdeoeamedl; IEUSOV.. Yu.I.;
LSAYEV, Ye.l,,, kand. takha. nauk; OIEKSENKO, VA.
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Intensification of the process of steel deoxidation. Met.
i gornorud. prom. no.3:28. M7-49 f65. (MIRA 18-.11)

ISAYMV, Ye.M.
"'Site of the wild ungulate population on the territory of the
RsA&P*S-R- Soob-Inst,lona no-13:54-57 159. (KIRA 13:2)
1. Gl&vnoys upravlenlys obhotnichlyego, khosyaystva I sapovednikov
pri Sovete Kinistrov RSFSR*
(Ungulate)

PRUDENSKIY, G.A., red.; SOIAIIISKIY, V.S., otv. red.; BELOUSOVA, V.S.,
red.; DEVYATOV., G.S., red.; ISAYEV Ye N red.; MUM-LI,.
S.A.# red.; CHERKASOV, G.N.p--re-a-.-; KUPAYEVA, L.A., red.;
MAZUROVAJ, A.F., tekbn.3Bd.; VYALYKH, A.M.,, tekhn. red.
(Potentials of workingtime in the industries of Siberia)Rezer-
vy rabochego vremeni v promyeblennosti Sibirle Pod' ob-
shchel red. G.A.Prudenskogo. Wovosibirsk, Iz d-vo Sibirskogo
otd-niia AN SSSR, 1961. 221 p. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Akademiya nank SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Institut eko-
nomiki i organizatsii promyshlennogo proizvodstva.
(Siberia-Labor productivity)
(Siberia-Time study)

ISAYEV, Yevamiy Nikg2ayayiab4_OMBYSH-KUZIIETSOV, S.O. red.;
V~ALYXH, A.M., tokhn. red.
(Statistical grouping in the analysis of potentials of
labor productivity gmvth] Statisticheolde grappirovid
vanalise reservoy root& proisvoditellnosti truda. No-
vosiblj~k, Izd-va Sibirokogo otd-niia AN SSSRt~1962. 97 p.
(MPA 16:5)
(Labor productivity-Statistics)

ZANIN, Vadim.Ivanovich; kand. ekon. nauk, otv. red.;
SNITSARENKUP A.A., red.; YELISTRATOVA, Y*,M., tekhn. red.
(Working time and labor productivity] Raboches vrmia i
proisvoditallnost' truda. Novosibirsk, Izd-vo Sibirsko
otd-nia AN SSSR, 1963. 1-14 p. '(MIRA 16tlOr
(Labor productivity) (Time study)

ZUDINA, Lyudmila Nikolayevna; IUXrL,-jek,,- kand.okon.rwule,
otv.red.; SNITSARENKO, A.A.,red.
[Organization of work in Kuznetsk Basin coal mines] Or-
ganizataiia truda us ugollrqkh shakht;akh Kuzbassa~. V6-
vosibirsk, Red.-izd. otdal, Sibirskogo otd-niia AN.SSSR,
1964. 73 P. (MIRA 17212)

ZHIVAGO, A,V.; loi%V,17,
Relation of thp gi3omorphology of the tr~.tnsitton zone of Antarctica
to the structure and thickness of the earth's crust. Dokl. AN
SSSR -155 m 3:565-568 Mir 164. (14 IRA 17. 5)
1. InstitaA geografti AN SSSR i Moskovskiy gosudarstvenn:yy
imiversitet. im. 'VII.V.Lomonosova, Predstavleno akademikom,
1).I.Shcherbakovym.

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AUTHOR: Gladun, V. A.; T N.
-Ushako, v~ 1.11. Frolov, A. .:1-
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TITLE: Results of geophysibal Ihve'didkitt 4 a*: df the eli khlci N1
Its
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in the Enderby Land region.
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TOPIC TAGS: Isostasy, eaAfi~crust; Ant' 0t'', iyl:
sics
ABSTRACT: Antarctic is, on the wh6le, m' sta~te ot isast4sy i4slpite:of thd 01%~
cess of the ice load. This is, however, not true with respect ta:c4rtaia sett-orti;
of morphological structure. One afthese sections is the Ehderby Land where thie
Soviet Antarctic Expedition conducted in 1961-1962 geological avd geop~-
investigations of the earth crust. The, map of the- graLvita0pr-al anom. alPwag. pre-
pared, and the depth of the Mohuroliricic surfaces determint-d. )~i measui*meeits
indicate Crtat the young block mountains in the west of Enderby Lamid are far frolla.
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VELIGHKIN I,N.. kand, tekhn, nauki Yo,V.; NISDIEVICIi Ii.I.,
.9 Y
kand. tekhn. nauk; FUSTOVOTUT, I.V.
Effect of various hopping-methads on the wear of piston rings
1 163.
of a tractor diesel engine. Avt. prom. 29 no.4 6-8 Ap
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Gosudarstvennyy soyuznyy nauelmo-Issledavatel'skiy traktomyy
institut.
(Diesel eng-Ines-Testing)

ISAYEV, Ye.V.; IIISN.EVICHP A.I.; PUSTOVALOV, I.V.
Measurements of wear by radioactive-tracer technique. Zav.
lab. 29 no.9:1104-1106 163. (KMA 17:1)
1. Hauchno-issledovatellskiy traktornyy Institut.

ISAYEV Ye.V. inzh.; NISNEVICHp A.I., kand. tekhn. nauk
F 0 V
Selection of parameters for engine superoharging taking into
account the wear resistance of the parts of the sleeve and
piston group. Trakt. i aellkhozmash. no.10t4-6 0-164.
(MIRA 17t12)
1. Gosudarstvennyy soyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy traktornyy
Institut.

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app. candoines the bw features of ketene Limits anti furnace
typn. A vertical Cu pyrolysb pipe (clectrimlly heated),
with a steel Jacket for beat Protection, L4 pfn%ided at the top
di-in. miden4pr (for prr1itninArv ntafingof
the MrWO) IrIlding fit It stutt"'litu"I t.v,t IIIIII,
conIk"Wr (for t4mipli-le I-taidenvaWn III III$- Mr,cM. with
an elk tube at the top for C111:0.1 takr~ilf-. file colk-
drawd miter is pAsmi Imick ittla the twifing t1t4k throug:f-
a hydrauk wal W4wnd). The boiling ffisk is -firmly
conmeelfiffjo 1W lower end of the pyrolyxis tulm. The
bra tmp. is 000-710" (inewsured by a themorouple),
0 'o
gMn semd, '"% yields (orf &,wtultd, MeIC ). N
catalyA Awng is "Mw. 26L K.

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Diethanolamine was adetylated with ketene under
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various conditions. A mixt of. products of vaii.o
stages of acetyl*tion is: obtained. lt.,Ivdifft-*~:~--
cult to sep the components of the mixt. Triethan-
01-41n vas acetylated by Retene, both without
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catalyst and with sodium acetate catalyst.: Trio-.:
th&nolazin e triacet;ate is formed with a_yield of
90 and 93.8%, of the theoretical yield.
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Vol. 48 No. 5
Mar- 10, 1954
Organic Chemistry,

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~6'6-4,ly r-m-f-rlyevlch---ZOZULYA Nikolay Vasil'ye-vich, insh.;
A Cei Yll I '; 0 &
~AY 'IV UDALITSOV, A.M.. glavnyy red.; XONARRY,
lurty, Boris ovich;,
kandAhimbrouki red.; PODUROVSKAYA. O.H.. kand.khtm.nauk,
red.: TOWHIBUlY. Ye.K.. insh.. red.
(Aquipment for gauging the surface of hard objects by adsorption of
radioactive carbonic acid. Device for measuri the thickness of
liquid.ft.Ina in a vacuum. A receiver-condenseir Ustanovks d1lo
izmareniia poverkhnosti tvardykh veshabsetv po adsorbtsil rs&iosktill-
noi uglekieloty. Pribor dlia tzmerenlia tolshchitiy zbidktkh'planok
v usloviiakh vakuuma. Priemnik-kondeneator. Koakva, 1956. 12 p.
(Pribory J stenay. Tome 8, no. P-56-439) (HIM 11:3)
1. Noscow. Inatitut tokhniko-skonomtcheakoy informatail.
(Radloactive substances-Industrial applications)
(surfaces (Technology)) (Thickness measurement)

931. cWVERSMI OF MV-WW.E M:D MHER IHTKcxUQiS. ;-7

Til~t z 10 i t
WqlerAon IS cQL=QU U a re-10LIan
above 700w6c0oc. M2 reSMMS I2%QI!je0 4r6 desombeia and treir thermal
arrears am IndI=A and the Principles for trp IndustrieX applio.jr1op. ol
thq PIOLef-S 11~re zet TIIr-. TWO to no fittesnty fo- PM!VMtIV.Z tl~e U11ses jj~~
Wt~clal ft~pamtus, nor fT Cho d ihants (Sup. rbc&C,?d streaw ar cartatl
dicXIC19) VoIcri aa-r- me--I wea previously to regrzfito cre pmeasc.,

ISAYEV, Yu.B.
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Modernization of the thermostat TS-24. Uch.zap. SGU 75:76-78
'62m, (MIRA 17:3)

:s,'Y'rv, Yu.I.. (7.zhevsk)
Deatb caused IW bee stings. kr~b. pat, 27 rc.11-.b5-156 14 -
~-i"
(M R4 '131 -~.2)
1. Byuro sudobnomaditsinskoy okapertizy (nachallr-ik .? kand.med,
nauk A.V.Permyakov) Minister.9tva zdravoo)chmneniya Udm-a--tskoy
ASSR. NauchW rulm-odit5l' - kand.med.raauk A.V.Permyakul).
Submittad June 3. 1964.

14(6) SOV/112-59-5-8T43
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurna-1. Elektrotekhaika, 1959, Nr 5,
pp 46-47 (USSR)
AUTHOR: JZUeZj~~.
TITLE: cavi~a~abn OLiset, Goffl=ons in Hydraulic Structures and Sorne.Results of
Investigations of Cavitational Dama ges
PERIODICAL: Nauchno-tekhn. inform. byul. Leningr. politekhn., in-t, 1958,
Nr 1-2, pp 109-117
ABSTRACT: Conditions * of'cavitation onsett Are exarrAined, as well as
destruction of a spillway crest and of a submerged spillway inlet; these
conditions permit determining the critical velocities at which cavitation appears.
Cavitational. destruction of samples prepared from various mortars has, been
studied experimentally. The tests have been made in a special chamber at the
Hydroturbine -Block laboratory, VMIfG. The cavitaticn was produced by
contraction of a stream and was accompanied by the appearaace of a cavity that
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Onset CoulitLms, in Hydraulic Structures and Some Results of
pulsated with a high.frequency, the length of the cavity being dependent on the
stream velocity. Methods and results of the tests are reported. The
cavitational erosion proved to be very rapid. Its depth was 12 mm. in one hour,
and weight loss was 50-60 g; primarily, the cement stone was damaged. It was
found that concrete cannot withstand cavitation; under cavitational conditions,
strong concretes or protective coatings (metal, rubber) are necessary.. The
best solution is to choose such operating conditions for the structure whi;ch do
not entail cavitation.
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Study cf the cffr-4% of pressrra and caviLation on pr,?s~;ura
fluctuations ".'Ohind tho rotor wheel of a hyd--huila 'jarbina.
Trudy 11,1 no.24602-38 165. (MMA 18,j6)

VASILIYEV, Yu.S., dots., kand. tekhn. fiauk; VELINERo D.A., dots.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; GINDUS, D.O., inzh.; GOLOVACHEVSKIY,
N.I., dots., kand. takhn. nauk; GROMOV, A.I., inzh.;
DOMANSKIY, L.K., inzh.- ISAYEV Yu.M., inzh.; WIESH, N.P.,
dots., kand. tekhn. nauk; dots., kand.
tekhn. nauk; MDROZOVj A.A.,,~prof.,, doktor tekbn. nauk
(deceased]; NALIMOV, S.M.2 at. nauchn. aotr., kand. tekhn.
nau ; REZNIKOVSKIY, A.Sh., kand. tekhn. nauk; SVANIDZE, G.G.,
doktor tekhn. nauk; TANANAYEV, A.V., dots., kand. tekhn. nauk;
KHAZANOVA, A.Z,,, inzh.; CHERNTATIN, I.A., at. nauchn.
sotr., kand. tekhn, nauk; SHCHOBIEV, D.S., prof., doktor
tekbn. nauk; YAGODIN, N.N., at. nauchn. notr., kand. tekhn.
nauk; LEONOVA, B.I., red.
(Utilization of water power] Ispollsoyanis vodnol energii.
Moskva, Energiia, 1965. 563 p. (MIRA 19:1)'

_;,,FOLULYAKE, P.A.; 7A.JTV,,DT
LIPKIN, M.Ye.; ARTYKOV, M.S.; ZqAUX,1u._.V.. I - - ~NA,. T., A
SHILYAYEV, L.F.j PUNIKO., T.A.; ANDREYEVA, A.P.; BAKULBA, L.T_
ABRAMOVA, S.G.; KLIMOVA, T.K.; YEGOROV, V.A.; K.Er4EYFi, U.I.; KABI~.~A"A'
M.B.; DASHEVSKIY, V.V.; SORKIN, Yu.I.; KOLENDOVICH, A.I.; SERGEYE'VA,
L.I.; NAGAYEV, V.N.; NESTEROVA, G.N.; ALEKSEYEIIA, N.A.; GOLUBEVA, V.Nq
ANISIMOVA, T.I.; OVASAPYAN, O.V.; GALOYAN, V.O.; ARIMLYAN, K.A..
Abstracts of articles received by -the editors. Zhur.milkrobiol., epid~,
i immun. 42 no.3tl47-152 Mr 165. (MIRA 18-6)

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27-11-18/31
AUTHOR. Isayeva, A., Inspector of Personnel Administration, Ministry
of WgrTfftl'tUre of the Kazakhstan SSR
TITLE- Technical Tra inin at the State Farms (Sovkhoz) and Machine-
Tractor Stations 7MTS) of Kazakhstan (Tekhnicheakoye obucheniye
v sovkhozakh i MTS kazakhatena)
PERIODICAL: Profesaionallno - Tekhnicheskoye Obrazovaniye, 1957, 1l,
ff
p 26 (USSR) ~
ABSTRACT: The author points out that agriculture, likeall the other
branches of the national economy, is being supplied with ex-
cellent machinery in the Soviet Union. It requires proper
maintenance, and the technical schooling of the sovkhoz and
MTS workmen includes the studyof machinery and training in
one or two other professions. Agricultural work at the sovkhozes
and kolkhozes, having a seasonal nature, prevents the mechanics
from being utilized during the entire year. Many sovkhoz or
MTS managers, because of a shortage of capable personnel to
work combines during harvest time, have provided for training
men in this profession. For example 19400 men have acquixed a
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27-11--18/31
Technical Training at the State Farms (Sovkhoz) and Machine-Tractor Stations
(MTS) of Kazakhstan
The article deals with courses for raising the workmens'
qualification and with seminars organized-at the MTS and
sovkhozea for studying advanced agricultural engineering
methods in crop cultivation. This year, everywhere in the
Republic seminars for mechanizere were organized on the nethods
of carrying out the square dibble seeding of corn. The author
urges that the sovkhoz and machine tractor station managors pay
more attention to the technical training of the workmen.
ASSOCIATIONt Personnel Administration of the Ministry of Agriculture of the
Kazakhstan SSR (Upravleniye kadrov Ministeretva sel'skoga
khozyaystva Kazakhakoy SSR)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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ISAYBVA, A.
TOaOh machine operators related skills. Prof.-takh.obr. 17 no.3:
31 Mr 160. (KIM 13 - 6)
1. Starshly inspektor Po wkhanizatorskin kadram Miulaterstya
sel'skaga, khozyaystva Kazakhakoy 36R.
(Nazakbetan-Parn mechanization)

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DANNH, N A. ISAVYEVA A
Liver - Inflamnation
Clinical aspect of Botkin's disease., Klin. med.,, 30, no. 1, 1952.
9. Sonthly List of Russian Accessions$ Library of Congress, ALril. 194. Unclassified.

15-1967-10-1-1136
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologlya, 1957, Nr 10,
p 123 (USS R)
AUTHOR: Isayeva, -A,-B.--,
TITLE: A Method of Determining Nitrates in~Marlne Waters by the
Diphenylamine Method, Using a Photoelectric Colorim)ter
(K metodike op,riidelenlya nitratov v morskoy vode difeni-
laminnym metodom pri pomoshchl fotoelektricheskogo Ito-
lorimstra)
PERIODICAL: Tr, In-ta okeanoll AN SSSR, 1956, vol 19, pp 304-311
ABSTRACT: The basis of the diphenylamine method is the cKidation
of diphonylamine by nitrates in an acid environmnt,
The authors studied the effect of different methods of
mixing samples 6n the lntens~ty of the colors. They
investigated the length of time necessary for stable
colors to form, and also the affect of cooling during.
mixing. Different reagents were tested (reagents Aj
B, and C). To prepare reagents A and B, pour 150 ml, of
Card 1/3 distilled water into a one-liter graduated flask; ad.d

15-1957-10-14136
A Ketljod of Determining Nitrates in Marine Waters by the Diphenyl.-
amino Meth:od., Using a Photoelectric Colorimeter
5 ml (reagent A) or 1 ml (reagent B) of strong diphenylamine,
solution; fill the flask to the full mark with concentrated
H So , and mix. Reagent C is produced by,pouring 380,ml of
dfstfl'lad water into a liter flast, adding 5,ml of strong di-
phenylamine solution, and filling with concentrated H230A. The
method of testing Is defined. Two ml of standard solutian is
introduced by means of a pipette Into a test tube of uniforni
diameter. The lowest concentration is used first.- Then 5 nil
of diphenylamine reagent is carefully added, by using a pipette,
along the sloping wall of the tube. Mixing is done quickly in
a special mixing tube with bulbs on the end. The measuring is
done on a photoelectric colorimeter (the FK0.2 of the MKIP ,
factory, with'a green light-filter). To determine small quanti-
ties of nitrates (0-50 mg NIO), reagent A It used. When the
concentration is in the range 50 to 200 mg Nlm~, reagent' B gives
b~2ter results, And for nitrate concentrations above 200 mg
N , reagent C is used. It is recommended that the coloring
process be continued for four hours after mixing the solutions.
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15-1957-10-14:136
A Method of Determining Nitrates in.Marine Waters by the Diphenyl.-
amino Method, Using a Photoelectric Colorimeter
It Is necessary to make a calibration curve for each series of
experiments.
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ISAYEVA, A.B.
Methods for determining silicon in sea water. Trudy Inst. oksan.
26:234-242 '58. (MIRA 11:10)
(sea water--Analysts) (Silicon)

5/081 '62/000/008/018/057
j31 60'YB 10 1
AUTHOR: Isayeva, A. B.
TITLE: Determining small quantities of tuzigeten in the presence of:
large quantities of. molybdenum
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhiniya, no. 8, 1962, 124-125,
abstract 811)94 (Tr. In-ta okeanol. &IN SSSR, v. 47, 19061i
159-181)
-TEXT: A study is made of the completeness of W precipitation and the,
separation of V',` from large quantities of Mo by using rivano.1, ruethylene
blue. pyramidon, the chloride and sulfate of 6-toluquinaldine, P-naphth.)-
quinoline, mixtures of P-naphthoquinoline with cinchonine and with
quinine, nicotine hydrochloride and gelatin, With the exception of gelatin,
none of the precipitants enumerated in a wide range of pH values ensure's
complete precipitation of milligramme quantities of IV or the separation of
W from excessive quantities of Mo. The use of a 1 % solution of Selatim. in
k,
'he presence of NaCl and HCI ensures precipitation of 1-2 mg WO (to
95-100 %) and its separation from 50 times greater quantities of Moo The
3
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S/013 62100010081016105-T
Determining small quantities of... B166YB101
presence of a largo quantity of alkali metal.salts in tho solution does not
interfere. The coprecipitation,of Mo is insignificant, The duration of
settling is of great importance because precipitation is time-dependent.
The method-was checked on artificially prepared rock mixtures. The drr-ir,
of determining W is 4 5 04 and the coprecipitation of tro amounts to
4 0.005 % (with a batch of 2-4 g). The sample is decomposed with a mixi;ure
of acids (H so + HNO + HF), the addition of HF is repeated 2 or 3 UM68,
2 4 3
the residue is heated until the complete removal of the H SO and is:funed.
2 1 4
with 5 9 of KNaCO in a Pt dish. The cake of fusion is leached with ho t
3
water whilst heating, and the precipitate is filtered off and washed vith
evaporated down t, o
hot water containing a little Y"NaCO The filtrate is
3'
50 ml, is acidified with HC1 according to Congo paper, and evaporated down
to wet salts. 5 ml concentrated HCI and 0. 1 g NaCl are added to the, residue.
which is then-heated for 2-7, min and cooled after adding 5 ml of freshlY
prep4red,0.1 ~- solution of gelatin it is left for 3 hours at 70-750C and
U
then at room temperature for a further 48-96 hours (de~pending upon the.
','I:Mo ratio). The precipitate is filtered, washed wit1h a solution containing
Card,2/3
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ISAYEVA, A.B.
Geochemical investigations of sediments in the northern part
of the Indian Ocean. Trudy Inst. okean. 64:227-235 164.
(MIRA 17r7)

FABRIKOVA, Ye.A.; ISAIEVA, A.G.
Joint flame photometric determination of strontium, calcium,
., ~barium in natural samples. Trudy IMRE no.18.-175-185 163.
and
(KMA 16 -.12)

IS A1Y7!-V!,. A. 11)
Isayeva, A. D. and Antokh1na, ;*.. F. "Cllnic~.I-statistim;.l characteristIcs of chi-on1c
osteomyelitFs-of giul-shot orglIn based on rmcerial from the Scic-itiflc Research Institute
of orthopadici, traw-Lltology and prosthesis of the Uz SSR,O Sbornik trudov Nauch.~,issled, i~
- ' (K-vo zdravookhra nly
In-ta ortoptdii, tr--vmatologii i protozirov7niyu Re a uz SSA)" Vol. I,
1948, p. 49-59
so: u-4934, 29 Oct. A, (letopis '""hurval 'nykh stately, No.; 105, 1949)

IS A. D.
Isayevap, A. D. *The problem of the migmt1on of foreirn bodies," Sbornik trudov Nauch.-
Issled., in-ta ortopedii, travmatologii i protezirovi~nlya (14-vo zdravookhranenlya Uz 8611),
Vol. I, 1948,-P. 173-76
SO: U-4934, 29 Oct. 53, (Latopis 'Zhurval Inykh Stately, No. 16, 1!)49).

A.D.rjj-:ksLndimed.nauk,
Treatment of puerperal thrombophlebitis with anticoagulants. Peel.,
akush. i gin. 23 no-3:4&50 161. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Kafedra akuaherstva i ginekologii pediatridheakogo fakulltota
(sav. - doktor sed.nauk, prof. V'F'Hatveyeva [14atvieieva,, V.F
Kharlkovskogo meditsinskogo instituta (direktor - dotsent B.A:
Zadoroshnyy [Zadorozhnyij B.A.]).
(PHLEBITIS). (PREGNANCY, COMPLICATIONS OF)
("TICUMANTS (MEDICINE))

ISAYEVA A D kand. med. nauk
=U-=L-Zfi
Clinical manifentations and treatment of thromboembolic diseaBeB
in obstetricB and gynecology. Akush. i gin. no.3:83-89 161.
(MIRA 14:12)
1. Iz kafedry akusherBtva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. V. F. Hatvoyovwl),
pediatricheekogo fakulgtsta Kharlkovskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(THRMMUS) (MEGNANCY, COMPLICATIONS OF)
(GYNECOLOGY)

ISAYEVA, A.F., inzh.1 ABDULLAYEV, Yu.M,, i~zh.
Set of devices for underground repairing of oil wells., Bezopo trudit
v prom. 4 no. 5:28-29 My~160. (MIRA 14:5)
(Oil wells-Equipment and supplies)

VARRIKOVA, Yp,~.; 13AYEVA, A.G.
- ml
'Flame Photometric determination of barium -In rta,.ur-al
objects. Zhur. anal. khim. 18 no.34-129-332 UT'63.
(MIRA M-5)
1. Institut mineralogii, geokhImii i ~ristallalrhimil-
redkilkh elementov AN SSSR, Moskva. I

RAROVSKIY.V.Ye.; RIVNINA,lh.l., kandidAt tekhnichaskikh nauk; ISAIWA,A.I.,
kandidat tokhnichosidkh nauk
Investigation of the bactericidal and disinfectmt prc~ertlsx of
arsolin ext2acted from creosote oils. Trudy Iustitorf.~Al BSSR
no.2:153-159 153. (MIRA 8:11)
(Creolin) (Bactericides)

ISAIMVA~ A - T -
%tA pregnancy at term In uterus b1corals. Alcuab. I gin. 33 no.2:
101-102 Mr-4 157. (MIRA 10:6)
1. Is akusherstago otdolenlya (konsul'tant - prof. F-A-Syroyatko).
naucbnyy rukayoditall kandi"t maditsiuskikh nauk F.A.Stapanow)
"entralincy klinichaskoy bollaitey twat Semambko Mintaterstva
putey soobahchantya.
("INS
In uterus b1cornts. normal delivery)
(MLIVERT
twins, In uterus b1corn.1s)

ISAYEVA, A.L.; VOLGAWA, N.F.; PEMOVA, A.M.; TURITOVA, L.V. (Moskva)
Protraoted septic endarteritis and endocarditis following surgical
treatment Of tetralogy of Fallot. Xlin.med- 36 no.1:121-127 ja 13.~
(MIRA 11:33
1. Is klialki, dets,k1kh bolesney-(dir.-deyetyltellnyy chlen ANN SSSR
pref. U.P.Doubrowskays)-i kafedry,patologichookor anstonii (Sar.r
ch194-korrespandent AM SSSR 'prof. A.I.Strukov) I Noskorskogo ordsma
lenina-vieditsin6kogo Instituta. isoni I.K.Sechanova.
(TAT.RAU*Y OF..FAI&M. Surg.
.postop. septic ondnrteritte A ondocArditis (Rue)
(MDARMITIS. In Inf. & child
septic. postop. In tetralogy of 7allOt surg. (Rue)
NOWARDITIS, RACTUIAL. In Inf. & child'i
bostop. in te,tralawrof irallot-surg. (Rum)

USSR/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their Application Food indtistry,
1-28
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur XhImlyaj, No 2.. 1957 6621
Author: bb~yboro&, N. I.,' - bsiihovlel kAya
V. K.,, Dmitriyevu,,L. V., Vosper-
nikova., v Isayeva., A.. V.,,-Durakova, G. X.
Institution: Moscow Te -chii o1ogicaIIInstitute 'of Meat and Dd~jry :6dustry
Title: Preparationof DieItary Products frota Milk with an Increased Contient
of.Dry Residue
Original
Publication: Sb. stud. iab6t M6sk'.-tekbnol. in-t myas. i moloch. prom-.sti 15,56,
No 4, 27-_32
Abstract: Concentration of dry residue of milk can be i'ncressed, for the.1prepa-
ration of acidulous milk products, by a preliminary partial concev~-
tration or by addition to the natural milk of dried milk-. Rap1d
increase of acidity and a more definite taste of the product were
attained with a concentration of dry residue equal.to 12-13% in the
case of fat-free products, and of 14-15 and 18%, respectively,. In the
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1. 1 SAYEVA, -A. YA.
2. USSR (60D)
4. Onions - Diseases and Pests
7. Onion snout beetle and ways to control it. Sad I og. no. 11, 1952
9.,Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress. :March 1953. Unclassified.

YAPOSHINSKAYA, N.P.; ZAMYSREVSKAYA, U.N.; ISA EVA D.D.
-
Paste for repairing rubberized apparatus. KhIm. volak. no.6:01
164. (IAIRA 18.1)
1. Barnaullskiy filial Opytno-konstruktorskogo byuro avtomatiki,, ,

BASCIS) M.M. , doktor med. nauk; ZkXff4,J3~G.
Lethality in acute appendicitis in children according to
clinical materials for sixteen years (191+6-1961). Pediatriia
42 no.3:67--68 Yx'63 (MIRA 17:2)
1. Iz kliniki khirurgii detskogo vozrasta ( zav,, prof.
A.R. Shurinok) Trudovogo Krasnogo 3hameni meditainskogo in-
stituta imeni akademika A.A. Bogomolstsa na baze Bollnitsy
imeni M.I.Kalinina Qlavn7y vrach V.A. Udintseva) I Spe-
tsializirovannoy detskoy klinicheskoy bol'nits7 (glavnyy
vrach T.P. Novikova),.Kiyew.

SMIWIOV) A.D.; POPOV, I.G., red.; IISAYEW, E.N.) red.
[Dynamic model of the interbranch balance; a text-
book) Dinamicheskaia model' mezhotraslevogo ba-
lansa; uchebnoe posobie. Moskva, In-t naradnogo khoz.
1964. 12a p. Omdiu IF,:l)

KBRUSTALPVA VA.; PA.00VA, K.V.~ F3AVYa)V, A,A.', BELOV, B.I..t
SAGLLOVICH, V.P.g Kv'ZiPV., V.V., prof., red.; ISAYEVA,
E.N., red.
[Organic chemistry] Organicheskale khl-miia. Moskva.
Rs.1-2. 1965. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Moscow. litstitut narzidnog-i khr.Vayst-va. Kafedra orga-
nicheskoy-khuLij.

DOBROVRAVOV, B.Ye.; ISAY E1,11.-red.
[Methodology of presenting the subject "Universal gravita-
tion" in a physics course] Metodlka iz1ozheniia. temy
"Vsemirnoe tiagotenie" v kurse-fisiki. Moskva, 1964. 71 p.
(MIRA 19.-l)
1. Russia 1917- -R.S.F.S.R.)Ministerstvo vYsshegq i sred-

rI
I
117
USSR/ 00'4)'%rac.!Tc~'-Z~r ~cnarim- and Ins cct -Vectors -of D2;oc;a!~c
~at-v.'Iolcnz.
F
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - 111o 5, 10,58, 19671
Au thor 18,11,V1, 2. V.
inst
Title Iknt- on Study of Fleas on Redtailed Gerbils in Azerbai..'an.
Oria Pub Tr. N.-i. -)rotivochunm. in-ta Kavkam 1 Zakavitazyn., 1956,
NO ~ -177
6 7
Abstract 22 spccie~; of fleas were identified on the rkttailed ger-
bil nnd 16 species In its burrows. Xenopsylla corLformis
end Ceratophyllus laeviceps predominated. Gerbil fleas
are found on many wild and domestic mammal cuiimals and
birds. The largest flea density on animais and at bur-
row entrances is found in fall (November) and spring
(,t-:arch), the lowest in sunner (July,.August). The flea
density at burrow entrances markedly differc in different
locations and very noticeably changes at different times.
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SHASHNIKOVA, N.V.; ISAYEVA, E.V.
Fleas of Vinogradov's gerbil in the Nak-hichevan A.S.S.R.
Trudy Nauch.-isal. protivochum. inst. Kav. i Zakav. no.5:
106-3-18 161. ? (MIRA 17:1)
1. Azerbaydzhanskaya. protivochwumya stantaiya.

ISAYEVA, E.V.; KULIYZV, M.G.
Fleas (Suctoria) of Azerbaijan. Dokl. AN Amerb, '~'R 19 rn,kt
79-81 163 (gin, ilvyy7K
1. Azerbaydzhanakaya prativochumnaya stwitsiya. Predstarlane akade--
mikom AN AmM &*N e Dersharbyao

MCKHTIYEV, S.D.; PASHAYEV,'-TA.;.;SEYEVAv F.A.
Sulfuric acid alkylatIon of aromatic hydrocarbons by cyclobezenee
Azarb.khim,zhur. no.5:41-47 162, (KIRA 161:5)
(Hydrocarbons) (Alkylation) (Cyclohexem)

GUMNOV, D.M.; ~TPAMAIF,G.
Effect of radi6active'-phosphorus on the growth and development
of alfalfa. Dokl. AN Azerb. SSR 18 no.7:37-41 162.
(KRA 17t2)
1. Institut pochvovedeniya i agrokbixii AN AzSSR.

ISAY-Uh., F.G.
Effect of ionizing rauitatiun and a grovth stimii-'Evit of petroleum
origin on the growlIx &rd pgo~uctiv--risss Of ILIf!UTII. Izv. All Azerb.
SSH. Ser. b1ol. i med. r,.!,,uk no.l:(11' .74 163.

'GUSEYNOV., D.M.; 1!3AYL'V' F
EffEct of gr.-)wth stimulants of petroleum origin, on alfalfa
yields Izv. AN %zerb. SSR. Ser. biol. i. med. nauk no.2-.9-3-99
163. (MIlth 17.5)

ISAYEVA.,.F.G,
Effect of the new types Of stimlators of petroleum origin
and trace.element fertilizers on the yield of cotton and
alfalfa. Trudy Inst. pochv. i agrokhim. AN Azerb,,SSR 22:57-
68 164. (KRA IS: 11)

SOV/ 137-58-7-1,103-1)
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 7, p 6 (USSR)
AUTHORS: StroKl tsyn, G. S. , Vymenets, V. 1. , Isayeva, F. S.
TITLE: Concentration of Copper-zinc Ores Containing Secondary Ccpper
Minerals (Obogashcheniye medno-tsinko,vykh rud, soderzlia--
shchikh vtorichnyye mednyye mineraly)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : Obogashcheniye rud tsvetnykh metallov. Moscow,
Metallurgizdat, 1956, pp 36-50
ABSTRACT: 4 samples of Cu-Zn ore with Zn-Cu ratios ranging from
0. 7:1 to 2. 8:1 were tested. They contained 34.,8 to 81.40/0~
oxided and secondary sulfide Cu. In the Ist sample, contain-
ing -35076 oxidized and secondary sulfide Cu, favorable results
were obtained with the following procedure: bulk flotation,
desorption of reactants by Na2S,and subsequent depression of
the ZnS by K cyanide. The 2nd sample contained 65.470.
oxidized and secondary sulfide Cu, and, thanks to the low
Zn-Cu ratio (0. 7: 1), was concentratable with comparative ease
by the usual systems of concentration. Significant difficul-
ties were encountered in the concentration of the third sample,
Card 1/2 Oxidized and secondary sulfide Cu came to 68. 30/6 of the

SO V / 137-58-7- 1,1032
Concentration of Copper-zinc Ores (cont.
whole. The Zn-Cu ratio was 2. 6:1. The main Cu mineral in this spec,imim.~
was chalcocite, while covellite and chalcopyrite %vere also encountered..
The most favorable results in the separation of Cu minerals and. ZnS f rorri
the bulk concentrate were obtained by the use of K ferricyapide. On concen-
tration of the 4th sample, containing 81.40/0 oxidized and secondary sulfide
Cu, chiefly in the form of covellite, ferricyanide.sait and other methods.did
not yield favorable results in concentration. Studies by L. 1. Grosman, and.
also by Yu. 1. Yeroykin and V. A. Borodina testify that the use of ferricy'a.n-
ide salt to separate the Cu-Zn product, when the secondary Cu minerals z,re
chalcocite and bornite, offers promise.
1. Copper zinc ores--Processing 2. Copper zinc ores--Flotation :K. A~
Card 2/?

ISAT&VA, G.B.
Iffectivenense of the treatment of eye burns. Oft.zhur, 13 no.l:,
20-27 t60. (KM 13 225
1. It klialki glasnoy travvy Stalluskogo nauchno-issledoiratellskogo
Instituta travastologli I ortop"11.6
(Nn6-BUM AND SCALDS)

LYU13ARSKIY, G.D.; IVANOVSKAYA, L.I.; ISAYEVA, G.G.
Catalytic activity of nickel catalysts. Part 1: Properties of
alloy catalysts. Kin.i kat. 1 no.2:260-266 JloAg 160.
(MIRA 13:6)
---+.jftsIko-khimIch9skiy institut to. L.Ta.KarpovR.
ACatalysts, Nickel)
(Aliiii-ido-niakel alloys)

8820
S/19 60/001/003/007/013
B01 3YB058
AUTHORS. Lyubarskiy, G. D., Ivanovskaya, L. N,.,'Isayeva~ G. G~)
Laynery D. I., Kagan, Y. M.
TITLE. Study of the Catalytic Activity of Nickel Catalysts,
II. Effect of the Admixtures of Transition Metals
PERIODICAL: Kinetika i kataliz, 1960, Vol. 1, No- 3, PP. 385 - 392
TEXT: In this paper the authors studied 'the effect of admixturesof
transition metals to the nickel on its catalytic activity, It was the
aim of the paper to clarify the effect of these admixtures to the alloy
of nickel with aluminilm- or silicon on the specific activity of the
skeleton catalysts obtained after the leaching out.of aluminum . Series
of nickel-aluminum, alloys were prepared with various amounts of metal
admixtures (titanium, chromium, vanadium, molybdenum, iron, copper, and
cobalt) and with the same aluminuor content (50% by weight). These terna.V
alloys were crushed, leached out, and tested according to the method.
described in Ref. 1. The activity of the samples was determined in a.
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Catalysts. II. Effect of the Admixtures B013YB058
of Transition Metals
.enzene hydrogenatton.
continuous-flow circulation apparatus by means of b
The experiments were conducted at temperatures of 270, 320, and 380C and
a hydrogenfbAnteof 7 1/h per 1 cm3-catalyst. The initial I benzeIas conaen.-
tration was 1-5 mmole per 1 1 benzene-hydrogen-vapor mixture. The surface
was determined by means of the BET method after the adsorption of nitro-
gen. The studies showed that the addition of chromium, titanium, molirbde--
num and vanadium affects the activity of nickel aluminum catalysts only
slightly~ The thermal stability of the samples is sufficiently high. The
catalytic activity of samples.with chromium- and titanium content is even
increased through treatment with hydrogen at 2000C. The samples with mo-.
lybdenum content are, however, less stable when heated and show reduled
activity already at 1500C. The specific activity of nickel remains p:~aoti-
cally unchanged with an addition of up to 20 to 1.0 at% metal and on an
average amounts to 1-7-io'-4 mol/h.m2 at 360C. The activity related to 1 g
catalyst shows a slight increase (by 15 to 20%) fof smaller amounts of
admixtures (up to 5 to 7 at%). The observed steadiness of the specifl^,'
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Study of the Catalytic Activity of Nickel
Catalysts. II. Effect of the Admixtures
of Transition Metals
S/195/60/001/003/007/0-13
B0131 'DO58
activity of the catalysts studied can be explained by the fact that,the
metal admixtures mentioned form solid phases with nickel only to a limi-
ted extent. A study of the changes of the nickel-crystal parameter showed
that through the addition of 3 at% titanium, 6 at% aluminum,*8 at%~va-
nadium. or 10 at% chromium, the lattice-is only changed by 0.01 A. In some
cases (chromium, titanium), these admixtures cause an improvement of the
properties important for the practice, such as stability, mechanical
strength of the granules etc. The high activity of the alloyed catalysts
studied permits to carry out the hydrogenation of benzenelat temperatures
close to room temperature. It was shown that with respect to their acti-
vity, the skeleton catalysts surpass other known nickel catalysts which
were.obtained through reduction of nickel oxides or -salts. The enere-Y
of activation, calculated from the temperature coefficients, remains
almost'constant and amounts to about 12 + 1 kcal/mol, independent of the
composition. The constancy of the energy of activation, observed in z.11
catalysts studiedf points towards a possibly equal mechanism of this
reacti6na On the addition of cobalt and iron, similar results were ob-
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88243
Study of the Catalytic Activity of Nickel S/19 6o/ool/063/007/013*
Catalysts. II. Effect of the Admixtures B013YB058:
of Transition Metals
tained as for other metals. There are 5 figures, 6 tables, and 11 ref er-
ences: 5 Soviet, 4 US, 1 Belgian, 3 British, 1 French, and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im. L. Ya. Karpova
(Physicochemical Institute imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBMITTED: December 26, 1959
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3/195/60/001/004/0"10015
B011/1055
AUTHORS: Layner, D. I., Kagan, N. M., Lyubarskiy, G. ~D*, Isayeva, G. G,
TITLE: The Effect of Copper on the Catalytic Properties of a
Skeleton Nickel Catalyst
PERIODICAL: Kinetika i kataliz, 1960, Vol. 1, No- 49 PP-' 576-582
TEXT: The'authors investigated the decrease of catalytic activity,
magnetic susceptibility, and specific surface produced by dissolving out
aluminum from catalysts with increased copper contenflormed from
Al-Ni-Cu alloys. The dependence of magnetic susceptibility and activity
of skeleton catalysts (Cu + NO on the copper content~is shown.graphically
in Fig. 1. Fig. 2 represents the phase diagram of Al-Ni-Cu.alloys
according -to K8ster (Ref. 9).. The finely ground.Al-ki-Cu alloys~were
leached out with 20% NaOH at 98-1000C. The phase composition of leached
alloys was examined radiographically. The relative r4sults appear in
Fig- 3. Catalytic activity was determined by hydrogenation:of benzene and
the specific surface by the BET method. The data obtained are tabulated.
The activation energy of the catalysts in hydrogenation of benzene was
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Properties of a Skeleton Nickel Catalyst B017/BO55
fairly constant at copper contents of 0 to 15 by weight. The rapid
decrease in magnetic susceptibility and catalytic activity~observed in,the.
case of leached alloys with increased copper content is due to a dearea'se'
in the content of metallic nickel, which forms onlyfrom the F, phase*
the content of which, however,.rapidly decreases at 20% Cu. There.are
5 figures, 1 table, and 10 references: 1 Soviet, 3 USV 3 British., and:3
German.
ASSOCIATION: Institut Giprotsvetmetobrabotka (State Design and Planning
Scientific Research Institute for Working of.Nonferrous
Metals). Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im. L.~Ya. Karpova
(Physicochemical Institute imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBMITTED: February 20, 1960
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