SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RYABOVA, N.D. - RYABOVA, V.G.

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USSR/Cultivated Plants Potatoes. VeGetables. Melons.

Abe Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No7 1958, 29781
Author '-4pbova, O.Ae
Inst
Title Raising Potatoes from. Scad with the Use of Germination
ProtectinG-Paper.
Orig Pub IZV.,Timiryaz.evsk.,s.-kh.-akad.,,.1957, vYP- 1, 83-94-"'I,
Abstract At tile Experimental VeGatable Station~ of the Timiryazav
AC;rieultural Acadeiy~ln l954-1956 diveise'mithods of'pota-
~to seed cultures were tried out: the turect''~Owinc; of the
.seeds, in the ground, seeadline method and the biennial
:As the initial material one 6d seed
crop,, us s, cominG Irom
the-Snyslovskiyand-Kameraz self-pollinating Varieties.
.,vhich are noted for.their abundant formation of potato-
apples.In order to increase the sprouting force and
seed Germination.a nimber-of.tests were run on hydrother--
mic treatment,stimulation and drenching,of the see-ds
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KALASRN1KOV Y Viktor Dmitriyevich; KALASIRMOVA, Lyudmila MikIWlovna;
red.
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DOBRYNIN, Fedor Tikhonovich; REYNIII, S.N., dot--., kand. tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent; MUMMA, V.V.,. dots., kand.tekhn.nauk,
retsenzent; KNITNITSKIY, R.E., dots. 'r-and. tekhn.nnauk,
retsenzent; SHLEINA, L,A., dots., kand.tekhr.nauk,retsenzent;
RYBAKOVA, T.A., dots.,kand.ekon.nauk,retsenzent; UOVITSKIY,
MI.D., retsenzent; RYABOVA, O.A., red.
[Principles of construction work and planning andestimates
operations] 0snovy stroitellnogo i prbektno-sinetnogo dela.
tAoskva, Vysshaia shkola, 1964. 245 P. (MIRA 17: 12)
1. Moskovskiy inzhenei-no-ekonon,icheskiy institut im. Sergo,
Ordzhonikidze (for Reynin, Koltunova, Kvitnitskiy,.Shleina).
2. Moskovskiy finansovyy institut (for Rybakova). Glavnyy
spetsialist tekhnicheskogo upravleniya Stroybanka SSSR (for
Novitskiy).

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~AIJTHORSx Kudryavtsev, A A, . SedovA N.V~ Uat;yugov,~G.P', Ryabova ~R.I.
TME On the separat-lon of sulfur, 'slelenivn and tellurium
PERIODICAL: Referativr*7 zhurnal . Metallurgiya, no, 12, i961, ~_3. abstriat
12M66 ("Tr-' Mosk. khim . -',.ekhnol-. in-t.-- im. D.L, Mendeleyevall,
1961, no. 35, 111 115)
7EXTs Information is,given~on methods of eeparating.S, Be and Te To.
check the poSSjbjl14-
y of separa"Ving-3 and Se b.* reatification,.the.,concentrate,
-fO.5% Se (the rest. S, low-volatile and non-volatille sifostanees) Was
charged in a water-filled.ccn-tainer ani hetted.to 901CIfor !:- 2 hours.-~For
further refining, the Se waa piaced in a crucible and.heated during I hour at.
+ were removed.
2000C. Impurities emerging on the eurface of IrIA melt'R Then , Se
was refined in a reatificaticn column, and a prcd-dat containing 99.99%-Se. was ob--
tained. When separat Ing Se and Te. in -the rectification , column a -product wae ob-
tained containing 99, 997 -99.999% Se. There are alo,o shemical methods.of.aepa-
rating Se and Te s a) a methcd based on the-different volatility of 8e.02 &hd Te021
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on the.se.-aration o f sulfur A006/A101
b) oxidation of the Se _.Te mixture, and their zubae!ruent separation and re.due-
tion, by utilizing the different-aaidity of -the medium. The following methods
of separating S, Se and To- should be checked# reetific-a~tion,,el-eatrolytica1 de
position, oxidation of the S, Se and Te mixture with sUbasequent--teparation and
~ reduction of oxidea .
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ACCFZSXCK IM: AAWT044 S/2598/63/000/010/0218/0M
AUTUR: Liv=ov V, A,;, Keleshl
NO me; Faynbroa,, So Ho;
T=: acm,poritica and properties oC 3proclucticu heate *cC AT-3 t1tw1m "Uws
SOURCE: -AN SSSR. Institut metallurgli. Man I yego *Pl&VY*, noo 100 29630
Issledovaniya titanovyfth,splavov, 21&223
TOPIC TAGS: AT-3 titanium allOY., titanium alloy,, AT-3 alloy structwe,, AT-3.SUW
property, forged AT-3 titanium &Uoy, cost AT-3 allov, extruded AT-3 &UQV., AT-3
alloy beat reziatance ccoplex t1taniua alloy,, titanium aluminum allay
ABSTRACT: Mechanical properties and cross-sectional, macro- and microstructure
have been investigated in cast, forged, and extruded specimens of high-quality
AT-3 alloy coataining Al, Cr,, Fe. and Slo The macrostructure CC the AT-3 alloy
shared a fine, uniform grain size:mder &U.teSt CQjUUtj=o Ifift inereaSea In
temperature of the forging and extzwlon Processes, , the. structure vas affe*ted
oaly slig;itly. The me-ch-l"I properties of the tested &nW vere valromm and
stable, aithwsu in rods vith diameters of 16o, 1W, and Sam salsatrow
vas found, This anlsotmff am be exp2ained 1W the oceuxTmm at scm LwImlons!
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AUTHORS: Vinnik, M. I. Ryabova, R. S. Chirkov, N., M.
!ITLE- The Kinetics of the Acid-Catalytic Decarbonylation of.Benzoyl,Porm--
ic Acid (Yinetika,kislotno-kataliticheskogo dekarbonilirovaniya
benzoilfqurarlinoy kisloty)
PERIODICAL: Doklady AN SSSR, 1957, Vol. 117, Nr 6, PPO 1017 1020,(Usa)-
ABSTRACT: The present paper investigates the determim tion of.particles,par-
ticipating in the elementary -act of~the acid processes and cola--
pares.the constant of~speedLwith,the concentration of~.the particles.
The reactions C H cocoon-b-co + C H COOHwere selected as model.
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g ?
2
n water and,in diluted solu-
s of
e
The solution M1
zoyl for ic aci
tions of sulphuric acid
do not absorb in.the visible.range~of the
,
spectrum. On dissolution of C6H COCOOH in concentrated H 2S0 (80
K
1
ble range~of the spectrum
- 90 %) an absorption,in the.Vi
ppearse
The absorption coefficientof benzp~yl formic acid considerably in-
creases with ine'reasing concentration of H2 SO . In the present
.
decarbonylation of solufions ofC'H COCOOH in
work the speed.of the
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ca
H SO was determined from the s
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density of the solution when 'A 0400 m IL- The optical density
was measured,bylthe spectrometer 4) in quartz cuve.ttes. A
Card. 1/3 diagram illustrates a typical kinetic curve of.,the,decarbonylation,

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The Kine-tics.of the Acid-Catalytic-Decarbonylation of Benzoyl.Formic' icid
proc*ess (the dependence of the optical density.D of the solution''
on the time t) and its logarithmic anamorphosis. The inf luence of
tho acidity h upon tho constant K of,the speed was investigated
0
in the range of concentrations,of frorr'85,46 to 99,94 %~of H so
0 4
at T - 15 C . The corresponding results are ill0rated by a gia-
gram. In the range from h 10800') tolh . 109t the dependence
0
between lg K and the acidity function H is linear:,Ig K + 1,8 H
const. At higher values of acidity a, aeviation-from the,linear?-
ty was observed. The temperature dependence of K for the solutions
of G6H COCOOR in 98,80; 96,21 9209#77 and 85v46 ~H 2SO were de-
termJQd in a narrow range,of,temperature.--These data ah in agree-
ment with the Arrhenius (Arrenius) equation. Benzoyl formic acid
j.2 supposed to exist in different forms in-the concentrated and
diluted.solutions of R so In,diluted H SO it is supposed to
-2- 4' 2
exist in wi c
a nonionized stae, but ith in reAsin acidity of the:
Mediumit is ionized. Then the authors report on the determination
of the,constant of, alkalinity. There are 4 figures, I table, and
1 non-Slavicreference.
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VINNIKJ- M.I.; RYABOVA, R.S.; GRABDVSKAYA, Zh.Ye.; KOSLOV, Kh.; KYUBAR, 1.

9:4 ~SOV/76-33-9-17/37
A'UTHORS: Vinnik, M. Chirkov, N. M.
TITLE: Kinetics and Mechanism of Reactions in Concentrated Strong
Acid Media. I. Kinetics of,Dehydration of o-Benzoy! Benzoic,
Acid n Concentrated Solutions of. Sulphuric Acid
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PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khim1ii, 19592 Vol' 331 Nr.g,* pp'1992-2001
ABSTRkCT: An investigation was~made of the kinetics of catalytic de-
-benzoyl benzoic acid (I) to an' . hraqui none in
hydration.of o
500.
sulphuric acid (79.92% ..- o100%) at temperatures of from
0
-omet r4 cal me
pectrophot . -
to 97.5 C. The s- thod (spectrophotometer
was applied and the dependence of, the deh~rdratio.n:~
type SF 4)
rate constant on the acidity of the medium and on temperdture~~....
wa s -de t ermi ne d(Table I ). Three,forms of,(I) ivere found'to occur-,,,
in, the. state of - equilibrium,in. the.,case of (I) being ionized in,,
highly acid medium a ncn-icniz d. form BO , a protonized f 61
e H
BOH+' 'and a dehydrated protonized form B+. The ratio between
2
the concentrations of the three,forms is determined by,the
acidity,of the.medium and theactivity of water.-The limiting
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NAZARKVSKIY, S.I.; MAUROV, S.N.; PILIPENKO. F.S., GFXASIMOV.1 M.V.; IL'INSYkYA,
M.L.; VEKSLER, A.I.,[deceased]; VASIL,'YZV- I.M.;,IVINA, N.V.; SOKOLOV,
S.Ya.; LOZINA-LOZINSKAYA, A'.S.; SAAKOV. S.G.;ZAJZSSKIY, D.M.; AVRORIN,
IT.A.; IVAHOV, M.I.; PRITCLA OV,111.V., SOBOLEVSKAYA, K.A., SLIAMTOV,
M.N.; MA.LINOVSKIY, IP.I.; LUCHNIK, A.I.;:EIUVCHS~O, 0,,A.; VEKHOV, N.K.;.
GROZD0V-B.V.; XASHKIN,,S. ~BO.M, G.G.-. PALIN, P.S.i(g.shuya, Ivanov-
akoy oblasti); MATUKRIN; ZATVARHITSICIY, G.P.; GRACHZ7 N.G.; CHRRYA
M.I.; KIREOPULO, Ye.N.; LEVITSKAYA,A.R.;,0RISHK0, N.N.; LIKHVARI, D.F.
VILICHINSKIY, N.M.; LYPA, A.L.; OREXHOV, M.V SHCIMUINA, A.A.;:
TSYGkNKGVA, V.Z.: BARLNOVSKIY, A.L.;,GEORGI~iiSKIY, S.D.; STEPUNIN,.G.A.
OZOLIN, E.P.; LUKUTENE, M.K.; KOSi Yu I.; VLILIYEV, A.V.; RUEHLDZE
P.Ye.-, VASHLDZF,, V.N.; SHAIfIDZE, V.M.;'MkND,ZHAVIDZE, :D.V.; KORKESiK;,
A.L.; KOLEbIlIKOV, A.I.,(g. Sochi); SKRGEYEV, L.I.; VOLOSHIN, M.P.j
RYBIIT, V.A.; IVAJIOVA, B.I.- RYABOVA,_,.T.1 - GAREYEV. E.Z_,;RUSAN0V,.F.N.;
BOCHMSEVA,-Z.P.; BLINOVSKIY, K.V . KLYSHEV, L.K.; MUSHEGYAN, A.X.;~
LEONOV, L.M.
Talks given by participants in the meeting. Biul.Glav.bot.sada no.15:
85-182 '53.
nauk S&
1. Glavnyy botanichaskiy sad AkaAemii QL (for MakarovXjTipenko,'
Gerasimov., Il'inskaya. Veksler)- 2. AkaAsmiya. komunallnogo,khozyay-
stva imeni X.D..Pamfilova for Vaail'yev')-,.3. VsespYuznaYa sellskokho-
zyaystvennaya vystavka (for illina)-- 4. Botanicheskly sad Botaniche-
skogo instituta imemd Y.L.KomaroTa Akad5mil nauk SSSR (for Sokolov,.
Lozina-Lozinskaya, Saakov); ~5. Botanicheskiy sad Leningradskago
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NAZARZVSKIY, S.L.---(continued) Card 2.
gosudarstvennogo ordena Lenina universitata (for Zalenakiy); 6. Pol
yarno-Allplyokly botanicheekly sad Irollskoga filiala Inent S.N.Jirova
Akademii nauk SSSR (for Avrorin)l 7. 130tanichookiy oak pri Tomakom
gosudarstvannom universiteta (for Ivanov); 8..Botanicheakiy sad pri
Tomakom,gosudarstvennom,universiteta imeni V.V. Kuybyahava (for Prik-~,
ladov); .5.:TSentrallnyy Sibirskiy botanicheakiy sad Zapadno-Sibirokc-
go f ilia6la Akademii nauk SSSR (for Salamatav, Sobolevakaya);' 10. Bo-
tanicheakly sad Irkutsko gosudarstvannogo universiteta Imeni A.A.
Zhdanova (for Malinovskiy); *11. Altayakaya.plodovo-yagodnaya opyt-
naya stantsiy*a (for,Luchnik)~, 12. Bashkirskiy botanichaskiy sad (for
Kravchenko); 13. Lasoatepnayaselektsionnaya opytnaya stantaiya deko-
rativnykh kull,tur tresta Goszelenkhoz Ministerstva ko 11nogo kho-
zyaystva RSLPSR L(f or. Vekhov) 14., Bry~'mekiylesokhozyaystvennn I insti-
tut (for Grozdov); 15. Botanicheskiy sad pri Voronezhakoas gosudar-
stvennom universitete.(for Mashkin); 16. Orekhovo-Zuyevskiy p Iadago-
gichaskiy inatitut,(for Bosse)-, 17.~Botanicherskiy sad pri Rostovakors
gosudarstvennom universitste imeni V.K. Kolotova (for Katukhin); '18.
Botanicheakiy sad'Kuybyshevskogo gorodckogo~otdela narodnogo obrazo-.
vaniya (for Zatvarnitakiy): 19. Zoobotanichaskiy sad pri Kazanskom.
universitete (for.Grachev);_ 20. GosudarstveaW reepublikanakly
proektnyy Institut "Giprokommunstroym (for Cherkasov); 21. Botani-
cheskiy sad-6deaskogo goaudarstvennogo universiteta Imeni I.I. Machni-
kova,(for Kirkopulo)-, 22. Botanicheskly sad pri Dnepropetrovskom
gosudarstvennom universitate,(for Levitakaya); 23. Botanichaskiy sad
(continued on nexteard),

ILZAUVSKIY, S.L.---(continued) Card 3.
Akad,smiinauk USM,(for Grishko, Likhvar', Villchtnokly);, 24.
Kiyevskiy sel'skokhozyaystvennyy1institut (for' Lypa)i,.25. Botani-,
cheskly sad Chernovitakogo gosudaretvennogo universiteta (for Orskhov).,
26. Botanichaskiy sad pri LIvovskom gosudarstvennom universitste
Imeni Iv. Franko.(for Shcherbina); 27. Botanicheakly sad KharIkov-
skogo gosudarstvannogo universiteta imeni A.M. Gorikogo (for TSygan-
kova); 28. Botanicheakly sad Zhitomirskogo seI'skokhozjvVstveunogO
instituta (for Baranovskiy); 29. Botanicheskiy~sad Akademii nauk
Belorueskoy SSR (for'Georgiyevskiy); 30. Institut biologli Akedemii
nauk Belorusskoy SSR (for Stepunin); 31. Botanicheskiy sad kkademil
Litovskoy SM (for Lukaytens), 32,. Bobanicheskiy sad Latviyokogo go-
sudarstvannogo universiteta (forOzolin); 33. labardinekly krayeved-
cheskiy botanichoskiy sad (for Kos); 34. Sukhumakiy botanicheskiy
sad Akadenii nauk Gruzinakoy SSR (for Vasil"yev, Rii~ze);. 35. Ba-
tumakly botalnicheskiy sad Akadsmii nauk Gruzinskoy = (for Shanidse);
36. Thilieskiy boItanichaskiy sad Akademii nauk Gruzinskor SM (for
Kandzhavldze); 37. Sochinskly park Dendrariy (for Korkeshko); 38.
Gosudarstvennyy Nikitskly botanicheskiy sad Imeni V.M. Molotov& (for
Sergeyev, Voloshin), 39. Krymekly filial Akadsmii nauk SM (for
Rybin); 40. Botanichaskiy sad Moldavskogo, filiala Akademii nauk SZO.
(for I.vanova); 41. Botanicheskiy sad Botanicheakogo instituta Aka-
demii,nauk Tadzhikskoy SSR (for Ryabova);.:,42. Botanichaskiy sad Kir-
gizakogo filiala Akademii nauk SSSR (for.Gareyev); 43. Botanicheskiy
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