SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ABRAMOVA, Y.A. - ABRAMOVICH, A.D.

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AUTHORSs Abrameva, Te.A., Bufet.-hik,-.v%, 0-Y&.
TITLE: Investigation ef vlacz~so fiberE by the zeth~.--i f ethanclysile
PERIODICALs Zhurnal Prikladncy Khimii, v 34, a,) 2, 1961, 416-423
TEM The effoot ~A' the ztn~~ =,,i*.fa-e ir, the preaipi-
tation bath on the fin.9 atru.-.!.j:6 :f M6-~ fr.,Ul Solutions
with and without cyii~hexyiamine a1z.~x,.,j,-rs9 was -.raieal,lgated, The main
factor vhiah determines the qu&!~'.*y cf vis3:se fibers A :he f'ne otriature
developed during forza~.!.,-n -f the fiber. '~' depqndo ::,, -ondittoas ;n the
precipitation bath. by M. i.:. ~'RAf :'i Text.11e R:_
search J,, 171, 264 ~'1947)), F-F. Mrrehfala, W.A. n 'Rr,-f 9;4 Textile
Research J., 15, 12, 443 "1945"'. &ad D.~;. D:.-jz-m-nd e, a'.. 'Ref 91 J. Te
Inat-, 50, 3j C162 (iq~q)) denc,,st7al.ed *.I.At tJ6711:1-4Y6 Lf f-ibly Span
of
fibers is slm!lar .,; the at.,-Gt-!h-
ing. One cf !b& mtth,,ia flberf3 is
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the kinetl~j jLeth.A -,f at meilam.. In
ing media reorystallizatl)n f 'he f!'to:, V.I. Shark,:V,
I.I. Koroltkrv-', and A.V. K:,.i;r-v-a (Ref 14, Zhl>K~,, 32, 3~ 3119 (11054)) de-,
. Eie .11ber~ Ir.
monstrated that u 1 1.
praotioally olim~natfis r9-ryqt&l*_4r.Rt!or, 1 Thig
method was ueed ir the preaent, ~~nvistlgstlvne, Tte fllbers weze ;rapared
from viscose OOIUVIOLS with ~w~. differeal. degrees '0' ) c:f x&athogenate
substitution (rf Fj' 30 and;~:j 80). A type of a lcw~vis~n~.s~ty Swedish (,,ord
cellulose wag used and the 719ocso wai propa:red urAer a pzevicu~,:y deuarlt-
ed low-temperature -.cnd~.t'_cA (Ref !5s ZhPKb, ?.Oj 2c~,' "956)). The fcrma-
A 4 1 equ A jzer,4
tion of the single f1be: wap 3Lrrled ~-at ~'L- a Tem-
perature in the pre;;~pitation bat0h was 4e4,'0-'c0 and ti, the PI&Btifioatioa
bath 80120C. Principal aonditions were preaented in Tab. 2. Under simi-
lar conditions fibers were obtained with admixtures of eyolchoxylamine
(I g11). Ethanolysis was carried out under soft cond.1tvions, using 10%
H s04 solutions in ethanol in a sealed ampoule at 1000C, a duration of
26, 40, 60, 180, and 360 min and a hydrolysis factor of 1130. It oan, be
seen from the results cbtained (Tab. 3) that with in3reasing zinc sulfate
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fiber atrl,:,tur,, f 7~.e nydrulyzabi-
lity of filtttrs ah(-w towc za)c..z% o-nnerr,!ng the amount of
the amorpht ag f rao C, it, 4,: fhe ~resenoe
of oyalchury-liLMILe 2-Lr.-- !UZU lbe f',lner~ Experiments
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with fibere 17 !C m;,,weA jl-g iyzabllity Oompared to
fibers with h.,gh-,,- F.1verg With T52e-30
have a hetver-ge--c-,.,;,~ sr~l 1; 1~ 6L E -,1,7, eltr- following
a p a o i f 11 z e .1 f o f z.
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ASSOCIATIONi ."i c Z: A K 1-12 SSSR (Insiltute
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SUBMITTED:
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ABRAMOVA. Ye.A.; BUEETCHIKOVA, O.Ya.; NIKITINA, N.P.
-
Values of densityp swellingp and hygroscopicity in dependence on the
conditions of fiber formation. Zhur. prikle khim. 34 no. 12:274&-
2754 D 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedinerLiy AV SSSR.
(viscose)

NIKITIN, 14kolay Ignatlyevich. Prinimli uchastiyes ABALUA. YG*A&.)
staroYdy nauchnyy sotr.., kand. khim. nauk; AKIM, E.L.f inzh.-
tekhnolog; LNTONOVSKIY, S.D,, dote.., kand. tekjm. nauk;
VASILIYEVA, G~G.j inzh.-tekhnolog; ZAYTSEVA, A.F., starahly
nniicbwjy sotrop kand. tekhn.nauk; KIMKOVA~ R.I., kand, tekhn,
nauk; MALEVSKAYA, S.S.5, kand. khim. nauk; NIKITIN, V.14.starshiy
nauchTy sotr., kand. fiz.-inat. nauk; OBOLENSKAYA, A.V., kands
tekhn. nauk~ dotsent; FETROPAVLOVSKIY, G.A., starshiy nauobr*ry
sotr,,, kand. tokhn. nauk; P011011M. A.N., kand. tekhn. nauk,
dots.- SOLECMIIK, 11.7a., prof., doktor tekhn. nauk; TOKAREV, B.I.)
inzh.; TSVETAYEVA, I.P.j kand. tekhn. nauk; CHOCIIIYEVA, M.M.9
kand. tekhn. nauk; ELIASHBERG, M.G., doktor tekhn. nauk; YURYEV#
V.I.; KARAPETYAN) G.O., red.izd-va; ZAMARAYEVA, R.A.p tekhn.
red.
[Wood chemistry and cellulose] Khixiia drevesiny i tselliulozy.
Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR) 1962. 711 p. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Nikitin). 2. Zave-
duyushnhly kafedroy fizichoskoy i kolloidnoy khimii lesotekbniehe-
skoy akadeniii (for Yurlyev)o
(Cellulose)

AERAMCIVA, Ye.A.; I=HNOVp N.M.; SHULIGIN, Ye.l.
Nuclear magnetic resonance method of studying viscose fibers.
Khim.volok. no*203-35 162- (KM 15:4)
1, Institut vyookomolekulyarriykh soyedineniy All SSSR (for
Abramova, Bazhenov), 2. Laningradakiy tekhnologicheakiy inatitut,
TsBP (for Shullgin).
(Vinoooo-Spectra)

ABRAMOTA, Ye.A.
Effect of electrolytes on the solution properties of
xanthogenateso of various degrees of substituticn. Wy
LTA no.91:3j3-134 160. (MIRA '15:12)
1. Institut, vysokomolokulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Electrolytes)
(CaUulaso x6nthatee)
(Solution (CheniBtry))

nav hoir ImMA, 18:4)
o,' ravon fil.,crs. KhIM, 7c~(-K.

AUTHOR: Abramova, Ye. G-....- SOV/20-122-3-48/57
TITLE: The Development of the Thyroid and the Pituitary Glands ir. tKe
Bronze Turkey (Razvitiye shchitovidnoy zhelezy i Cipofizn u
bronzovoy indeyki)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr 3, pp 496-4910
(TJSSR)
ABSTRACT: There have been found contradicting data in publications as to
the moment of the beginning formation of hormones in the thyrold
gland during the embryonic period of birds. The problem of the
physiological correlations between the two glands mentioned
in the stage of early embryogenesis is insufficiently clear.
According to some authors (Refs 4,15) there exist these cor-
relations in the period mentioned above, others deny it. In the
present paper the author studied this problem in the kind of
poultry mentioned in the title, as this bird passes through a
longer embryonic period. Investigations showed that the thyroid
gland in this turkey begins to exist at the 4th day of in-
cubation. On the 7th day it is already clearly bi-lobate and
has no more connection with the throat. The first signs of a
Card 1/3 hormonal activity of the gland were found on the 11th day when

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The Development of the Thyroid and the Pituitary Glands in the Bronze Turkey
it contained already small drops of a chromophobic colloid. These
results were obtained by autoradiography (accumulation of radio-
active iodine). Only on the 14th day of incubation the colloid
begins to aquire chromophilic properties. From table 1 may be
seen that on the 16th-17th day the follicle epithelium reaches
a heirlit of 5,58 or 6166~L, respectively. On the 16th day
centers of a colloid may be seen in the thyroid gland. On the
26th-27th day the hormonal activity of the gland drops ab-
ruptly. The anterior part of the hypophysis is formed the 4th
day (Ratke pocket). On the 8th day the basal part of the oral
lobe is strangulated and forms an epithelial cone. The baso-
philic and cosinopbilic cells simultaneously begin to dif-
ferentiate. This takes place in the cephalous lobe of the
hypophysis in the 17 days old embryo. Beginning with the 18th
day numerous strange cysts in the anterior lobe can be seen.
They are mainly colored by a light blue colloid. Table 2 shows
an increased differentiation of the chromophilic cells at the
axpense of the chromophobes. The content of eosinophilic and
basophilic cells continuously increases to the age of 23 days.
On that day the gland reaches its maximum of hormonal activity.
Card 2/3 Beginning with the 23rd day the content of basophilic cells in

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The Development of the Thyroid and the Pituitary Glands in the Bronze Turkey
the anterior part of the hypophysis is changed synchronously
with the deviations of the hormonal function of the thyroid
gland. Thus, the thyroid gland during the major part of embryonic
development is in an excited state. Only on the.26th-27th day
their hormonal activity decreases. The colloid is formed prior
to the differentiation of the basophilic cells. However, the
moment of their vkx-.uolization and liquification agrees with the
formation of such oells in the anterior part of the hypophysis.
Further changes take place synchronously. There are 2 tables
and 15 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. T. G. Shevchenko
(Kiyev State University imeni T. G. Shevchenko)
PRESENTED: May 5, 1957, by I. I. Shmallgauzen, Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSR
SUBMITTED: May 5, 1957
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A3AMOVAI Ye.l.
"Tol-erances Admissile in the Handling of Observations o6 PrecilAtationg
Depth o Snow Cover, and Cloudiness."
"ProcechL-es for Meteorological Ooservattons." No. 34(96), 1952, page 56.

ABRLMOVAO Ye.I.; TRIFOINOVAO T.S.
- , ''
Critical review of observations on soil surface temperature. Trudy
ooo no.43:33-38 154. (Soil temperature) NIRA 11:0)

BULATOV; A.Io; ABRAMCIVA; Yej,
Permeability of stones made from plugging slag and portland
cements, Trudy KF VNII no,9:56-63 162, (MIRA 15:9)
(Cement-Permeability)

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YVMll, G .A.-, (JAG.; BkMiA', Ye.l. (Tuybyshev) k ?
tv'w'
-XwA)e"t --
Loontinsis ossea. Vest.oto-rin. 20 no.1:95 ~a-F 159. (MIRA 11:1)
(LBONTIASIS OSSIUM. case reports (Rug),

srjilpyllj , Yll.h. , &l I o'011t; OSOI.Ilov , ; A ~,~ , Yt, . .~
Trc~tttnir,.rit of somo! denuilitormn (S ttle nctill; 4~ t,*l ""; 15Efl. " Gv ~
mod. 27 no.2.221.""-324 F t 04 . ( I,?: lo)
1. Yafoara ko2.hnykh i vanor.1clicskilli b,)If,-ney - I rof. M.''.
zhelta~.Ov) 'Al Mookovskogo med-It.;3ins~-ogo Instituta Jmuni 1-*iro;-,or~a.

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AMMOVA, Ye. I,
"Reaction Mechanism of the Preparation of Phenazine A.-cording to Wohl,"
Zhur. obshch. khim.1, 22, No.3. 1952
Tral Fil. VNIKhFI im. Ordzhonikidze

AZRAMCDIVA)
usm/Chemistry - Pharmaceuticaln
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.Authors Postovskiy, I. Ya., and Abramovas Bo Is
Title Synthesis of certain N-ox:ides phenazine derivatives
Periodical Zhur. ob. khim, 24/3,-1485-488., Mar 1954
Abstract The mono-oxides derived during the oxidation of I-phenazinecarboxylic
acid and the amide of this acid, with hydroEen peroxide.. are describede
It was found that the presence of the carbox7l or carboxyamide Foup in
position 1 hinders the addition of the second oxygen atom to the nitrogen
atom (in position 9). The formation of chlorophenazine compounds3, during
the reaction of P0013 with N-oxides of phenazine~ is announced; The diffi-
culty in the addition of the second oxygen atom in the case of oxidation
of 1-phenazinecarboxylic acid and its amide is explained by the steric
hindrances originating under the effect of the carboxyl and carboxyamide
groups. Ttienty-threo references: 13-USSR; 6-Geman and 44SA (1911-1953)o
Institution t The S. Ord".honikidze All-Union Scientific Research Chemical-Pharwarological
Institute, Ural Branch
Submitted : October 27., 1953

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JWTH-~)RS: Khmelevskiy, V. L Abramova, Ye. L, SO 7/7 9 - 2E - 7
t--
T I T L E: The Synthesis of Theophylline and Caffeine Fro.-,11 Ur~-i -ind
Sodiumcyano Acetate (Sintez teofillina i kn~ein:j J1z r.---chi-~vJny
teian,ak3l;.~noki,31og,o ratriya)
'"IRIODICAL: Zhurnal ubshchey khimii, 1958, Vol 28, Nr
(UsSR)
ABSTRACT- In the attempts of synthesizing theophylline anJ caffeine tht~
methylaT,ion proceso of the formyl derivative of 4o5-
diaminouracile Formula V) was invPstigated.in detRil ;v -.' th
the 'otter yielding almost quantitatively the compound (U)
on the a^ltion of 2 noles of dimethyl sulfate. My made it
possible to synthesize theophylline and caffeine according tr,
the scheme given. As may be seen the inexpensive uroa and thH
qodium cyano acetate were used as initial produccz In the
.:yntheois of caffeine (VIII) the theophylline, (VIli an
intermediate, 'in solving the given problem .he authc:
out besides the mentioned methylation reaction also thc~
ayntheses of various intermediates obtained in the
theophylline; this resLilted in better yields and proplnrti~u
Card 1/5 The trea tment of (I I) with ni trous acid ITILS carri ed ,u t

The Synthesis of Theophylline and Caffeine From Urea . SOV179-?8-7-'.-"~.~f~-
and Sodiunoyano Acetate
accordinj: to reference 12- The first intermedlt-~tt~
produced according to Hepner, Frenkenberg (Gepriter,
(Ref 3). The cyclization of W Into (II) was offected i,y Fc-,P,
lye, a method supplying better is d9 than thl~ kno'An m,,-th~,d
(Refs 1,5,12). The -eduction ot .,;,,-novialuric azid the
4,5-dia.minc uracile was cr-.rried out rith sodizim Yy!rO.311'f- '-f-
according to Bngert, Davidson (Bocert, Davidson) (R:~f 't'O
All this permitted to increase the yield of, theor-hyllir.- a;!j
caffeine to 90% (calculated on the basis of soizurn cyari--
ncetate) . In the methyla,,i on of the sodium .3u4 t of theDi
the caffeine was obtained in a quantity of 94-9"A Th~-r~- ar~-
1~ references, 7 of which are Soviet,
ASSOCIATION: Ural;skiy filial VsegoyuznoEo nauchno-Js,31L-do-,raL~ll'~,Lrcp---
khji.,iiko-fitrr,i,qtsevticlieskogo instituta imeni S
(11r:;1 Brealch of the, All-Union Scicntific Ch~,-ii~;!'.'.
Ph-,,;,i.,iaceut.ical Research Institut(: imeni S
SUBMIT'In'!): ALI!'i, 22, 1-)'--,7
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1. Caffeines--Synthesia 2. Urea derivatives 3. Urea--Ghemical reactions
4. Sodiumeyano acetates--Chemical reactions
TITLE: Theophylline
Oa d

ATTHORS: Khmelevskiy, V. I., Abramova, Ye. I. SOV/79-28-7-56/64
Varyukhifia, L. V. "I : - . _ -
TITLE: The Synthesis of Theophylline and Caffeine From Uric Acid
(Polucheniye teofillins, i kofeina iz mochevoy kisloty)
PERIODICAl: Zhurnal obahchey khimli, 1958, Vol. 28, Nr 7, PP. 1974-
1979 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The methods of the eynthosis of caffeine (VI) and theophylline
from uric acid (I) described in publications (Refs 1 - 15) are
more or less all deficient. However, this acid is of great
importance for the industrial synthesis of medicaments of the
purine series, as it is easily waeoxlble. The authorn proceeded
from 4,5-diaoetylaminouraoile II) according to rdLtersijott17- It
converts to compound (VII) or RIII) with alkali liquor. The
methods of saponificatiofi (Refs 13, 18 and 19) known hitherto
are practically not suited for use because of the low-quality
final products resulting from them. A more exact investigation
of the saponification of (II) showed that the compound (XII)
is obtained in a yield of 93-95% on heating it with allueous
ammonia solution. When (II) is heated with soda lye the 4,5-
Card 1/3 diaminouracile is separated from the reaction masses sulfate

The Synthesis of Theophylline and Caffeine From SOV/79-28-7-56/64
Uric Acid
(VIII) after its acidification with sulfuric acid. In the case
of its heating with aqueous sodium formiate solution and a small
amount of formic acid this sulfate converts to the formyl
derivative of the 4,5-diaminourFicile (III) which is converted
to the sodium salt of theophylline after methylation with
dimethylaulfate and a subsequent cyolization in alkaline medium
(Ref 21). The whole synthesis of theophylline and caffeine from
uric acid is shown in the scheme, by means of which a yield of
45-464 was obtained. The yield of caffeine increases to 90-94%
rhen the theophylline is methylated. There are 23 references,
15 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatell.skogo
khimiko-farmatsevtichoskogo institute. imeni S. Ordzhonikidze
(Ural Branch of the All-Union Chemical and Pharmaceutibal
Scientific Research Institute imeni S. Ordzhonikidze)
SUBMITTED, April 22, 1957
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1. Caffeines--Synthesis 2. Uric acid--Chemical reactions 3. Uric acid
--Applications
TITLE: Theophylline

ABRAMOVA) YG.I.; K104MIVSKUP V.I.; SUEYDERMN, Ya.L.
Means for improving theophylline production methods. Yed. prom. 15
no.801-34 Ag 161. (MIRA 14t12)
1. Urallskiy filial Vaesoyuznogo najchno-issledovatel~skogo khimiko-
farmateevti~heek*go institu~a imeni S. Ordzhonikidze t Sverdlovskiy
khimAko-far7aatseytioh9ski.V Savod
(THEOPilyLLIlm)

GAVRILOVA, VJI.; SKRIPKIN, Yu.K.; SOMOV, B.A.; ABRAMOVA, Ye.I.
Selenium disulfide in the treatment of seborrhea. Vest.dermoi
von. no.7t45-49 161. (MMki 15:5)
1. Kz kafedry kozhnykh i venericheskikh bolezney II Moskovskogo
meditsinskogo instituta imeni M, Firogova (zav. - prof* Me
Zheltakov).
(SEBACEOUS GLANDS-DISEASES) (SMMqIMI SULFIDE-THERAPEUTIC USE)

SOMOT, &A.; AERAM9y4-Xe.I._,
Use of royal jolly preparation in the form of an aerosol for
the treatment of eazema and other dermatoses. Inform.biul.0
mat,molooh. noo3zl2O-323 162. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Kafedra kozhnykh i venericheskikh bolezney 2-go Moskovskogo
osudarstvennogo meditsinskogo instituta, imeni P.I. Pirogova
v. prof. M.M. Zheltakov).
M
(ROYAL JELLY-THERAPEUTIC USE) (SKIN-DISEASES)
(AEROSOL THEUPY)

ZIiELTV.OV' M.140, prof.; S(VOV, B.A., assistent; ABRAMOVA, Ye.I.., ox-,IJnator;
13YKOVP V.V., ordinator
Use of a cortisone and hydrocortisone aerosol in some dermatoses.
Vestodem.1 ven. 35 no-5:36-40 162. (14IRA 15:5)
1. Iz kefedry kozhnylh i venericheskikh bolezney (zav. - prof.
M.M. Zholtakov) II Moskovskogo gosudnrqtveimoCo meditsinskogo
institutn inieni N.I. Pirogova.
(AER0601-THERAPY) (CORTICOSTEROIDS) (SKIV-DISEASES)

AffWIOVA, YO.I.
Lichen ruber planus as a characteristic scute syndrome. Sov.
mad. 28 no.4:102-104 Ap 164. (11-1IF1 I'j: 12)
1. Kafedra kozhnykh i venericheskikh bolezney (zav. - prof. B.M.
Pashkorv) Moskovskogo medittinskogo stomatologiclieskogo instituta
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR.

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AITTHOR: Abramova, Ye. I.; Kusov,_A._ B.
ORG: Department of Chemistry and Physics, Kazan Structural Engineei ing Institute (Kafedra
khimii I fiziki, Kazanskiy inzhenerno-stroitellnyy institut)
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TITLE: Some re
,?Iarities In the variation of the dielectric pr2R2rties of plasticized po.1yvinyi _i
j -1
chloride I ~44j
SOURCE: IVUZ. Khimiya I khimicheskaya tekhnologiya, v. 8 no. 4, 1EI65, 655-658
.Z1) V01
TOPIC TAGS: polyvinyl chloride, dielectric loss, plasticizer
ABSTRACT: The dissipation factor tan 6 of plasticized polyvinyl chloride was studied as a
function of 2La ~icizeX~~, dibutyl phthalate concentration, and temperature. Various
plasticizers were employed: diethyl phthalate, dibutyl phthalate, dioctyl phthalate,
triphenyl phosphate, dibutyl sebacate, dibutyl adipate. The change In tan 6 with the plasti-
cizer type at room temperature was found to be similar in all cases. Tle change in tan 6 with
the concentration of dibutyl phthalate at different temperatures (5 - 65C) was complex. At
plasticizer concentrations of 4 - 6 pts. by wt. per 100 pts. by wt. of polymer, a small rela-
minimum of tan 6 is observed. It is shown that the shift of tan 6 curves for phthalates
tive to the curve for pure polyvinyl chloride is not a linear function of tho molar concentration
Card 1/2 UDC: 678.01:53

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ACC NR:
I of plasticizers In polyvinyl chloride. Orig. art.. has: 4- figures and 1 table.
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Abramova, Ye. M. - "Study of the Conditions for Obtaining Boric Acid from Datolits
Raw Materials." Min Chemical Industry USSR ' Inst for Fertilizers and Insectofungiciden
imeni Professor Ya. V. SamoYlov, Moscow, 1955 (Dissertation for the Degree of Candi-
date in Technical Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopielt No 24, 11 June 1955, Moscowt Pages 91-104

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AUIPOPS, Abram.-va, Ye.N., Ershteyn. V.j.
T I iu Ca-ise~E of Roughnezs Afpearing cn ih- Surfa~-= -~f Raw Lat.ax G~",z D-Ir'rg
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AUTHORSs Abramoval Ye.N., Chernaya, V.V.0 Gorelik, Ye.A.
TITLE: Thermo-Sensitization of Natural and Synthetic Latexes
PERIODICALo Kauchuk i Rezina, 1960, No. 10, pp.12-18
TEXT:''- __ The authors discuss the production of articles from latexes by
the.gelatinization of thermo-sensitized mixtures. They prove that by the intro-
duction of an excess of ammonia no retarding of the.complex-formation is
accomplished when natural and synthetic latexes are used neither the retarding
of the gelatinization at room temperature is attained. Further study was
carried out on the possibility of lowering the activity of the complex by using
stabilizers. The OC-20 (OS-20) product was investigated. It is formed as a
result of the processing of ootadecyl alcohol with ethylene oxide and is a
typical example of a non-ionic stabilizer, i.e.,a product which does not dis-
associate in an aqueous solution and thus holds back the disassociation of
other ions. The investigations showed that by introducing an excess of ammonia
or by using the non-ionic stabilizer OS-20 no retarding effect of the zinc-
ammonium complexp i.e. of the gelatinizing agent is reached. (Figs. 1,2). The
activity of the zinc-ammonium complex when introducing ammonium salts increaseel
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depending on the presence of anions, in the following orders Cl- < so 4 ~NO3
The investigations further revealed that the zino-ammonium complex, as a result
of its activity, does not help to produce a stable thermosensitized mixture and
cannot be used as a thermosensitizing agent, The JI-4 (L-4) latex containing
the zinc-ammonium complex was stable only for 24 hours. The property of poly-
vinylsethyl other to decrease its solubility with an increase in temperature
renders it useful in the production of thermosensitized latex mixtures. TIBM9
(PVME) was synthesized at the Inatitut organicheskoy khimii AN SSSR (Institute
of Organic Chemistry at the AS USSR) by Professor M.P. Shostakovskiy and was
investigated in addition to the foreign product Lutonal M-40. A 20 aqueous
solution of OS-20 was used as the stabilizer. Experiments were carried out with
natural and synthetic latexes. It was noted that when producing mixtures with
PVME a strict procedure must be maintained for the natural latex qualitax viz.1)
introduction of the dispersion sulfur and accelerators, 2) introduction cf the
stabilizer, 3) lowering the pH of the mixture. For the synthetic latex L-48
1) introduction of the stabilizer, 2) lowering the pH of the mixture, 3) intro-
duction of the ether, 4) introduction of zinc oxide. The introduction of ether
into the L-4 latex increases the viscosity from 17-18 to 80-100 epoise. The
viscosity remains constant with further storage of the mixtures for a period of
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one month. The mixtures containing FVME have good technological properties,
which allows for the production of easily-processed raw gels on hot molds. Films
of varioustkAekness were obtained depending on the length of time the mold was
kept in the mixture. The deposition kinetics of L-4 latex and qualitex-based
mixtures varies. In Investigating the nitroparaffins as thermosensitizing agent3
for natural and synthetic latexes, it was shown that the latter, as well as FVMF.
render the latex temperature-sensitive only in the presencE of zinc oxide or
other metal oxides and hydroxides, in addition to which a small amount of non-
ionic stabilizer must be added. In studying nitrobutanol, nitromethane, nitro-
ethane, 2-ethyl-2-nitropropandiol, 1, 3- and 2-methyl-2-nitropropanol, it wases-
tablished thatthe nitroparaffins cause gelatinization in the L-4 latex at room
temperature even In the presence of an excess of stabilizer. Thus, the nitro-
paraffins are recommended as gelatinizing agents when producing articles fromthe
L-4 latex at low temperatures. As to the qualitex latex, the best results were
obtained when using 2-ethyl-2-nitropropandiol and small quantities of zinc oxide.
The pH has little effect on the properties of the mixtures containing nitropar-
affins. The sodium and zinc salts of mercaptobenzoimidozol had no thermosensi-
tizing effect on L-4 and L-7. In the case of natural latexes, qualitex and re-
vultex stable thermo-sensitive mixtures were obtained which produced a stable
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uniform raw gel on the molds at a temperature from 60 to 800C. It is pointed
out that the salts mentioned have a tixotropic effect, which is a big disadvan-
tage when used as the rmosensi ti zing agents. Figure 6 shows that the optimum tem-
perature of the mold in the mixture is 700C, so that with a holding time of 60
see the thickness of the vulcanized film 'is 0.8 mm. The method for producing
thermosensitized mixtures by introducing a coagulant into a protected latex was
also investigated based on Reference 12 and the possibility of obtaining thermo-
sensitizing mixtures with OP-10 on the L-4 latex and a few batches of experinjen-
tal SKS-30 latex was shown. There are 7 graphs and 12 references: 2 Soviet, 7
English, 2 French and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut rezinovoy i lateksnykh i;,.deliy
(Scientific-Research Institute of Rubber and Latex Products)
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ABRAW)VA, Ye."I.
.L
Frequency of varying intensity cYclones and antloyclones over
the Northern IfertLisphere. Trudy NIIAK no.19:52-91 162.
(YJRA 17.,1)

DOGADUNP B.A.; ZACIIESOVA, G.N. ; ANIAMOVA, Ye.N.; 13,110KIIIN, Yu.N.
Aqueous dispersions of polyetkylene. Koll. -.hur. 25 no.4:
427-430 Jl-Ag 163. (MIIU 1'7:2))

ABRAHOVA, U.N.
Exchanges of types of baric formatfions In various regions
of the Northern Hemisphere. Trudy "SHAY, no.21:95-133 163.
(MIRA 17:3)

KOROTAYEV, Yu.P.; ZOTOV, G.A.; ABRAMOVA, fe,S.
Practical method and examples of the aznalyEis of the pressure
build-up curves in gas wells, Trudy 7NILIGAZ no.18/26.142-163
163, (MIRA 18:3)

DIYAKOV, V.G.; ARRAMOVA, Z.A.
Senrching for nubstituta3 for the 91-316 hirh-nickel steel for cast
pqrts of tube-still heaters in ",-,trolemm refineries. Issl. po -zharo.-
proch. splav. 10;164--168 63. (MIRA 17:2)

A
V. "OkmilaneouO 1,011; biol.
A~
1(141,9, p. 2ii.,
~J,ctopio
SO U

A-11WOVA, YO. V.
"Changes in the Cardiovascular System of Rachitic ChLldreh." Cand Med Sci,
Second Moscow State Medical Inst, Moscow, 1953. (RZhBiol, no 4, Oct 54)
Surirey is Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defonded at U33R Higher
Educational Inotitutions (10)
SO: Sum. No. 481, 5 may 55

ABRAMOVA, YO.V.
Bacterial dysentery according to materials from a hospital for
infectious diseases. Zhur. mikrobiol. spid. i imman 28 no.2:131
7 '57 (KLRA 10:4)
1. Iz Sukhumskoy infektalonnoy bolinitsy.
(DYSMERT)

ABRAMOVA, Ye.V.
Salmonella breslau. infection; according to data of the Sukhumi hospital
for infectious diseases. Zhur. mikrobiol. ep-id. i imman. 29 no.llt
113-114 1 058. (HIM 12: 1)
1. Iz Bukhumskoy infektsionnoy bollnitsy.
(SAIMONELIA INFECTIONS. epidemiology,
brealau, hoop. report (Rus))

ABRAMOVA YetV.-, kand.med.nauk
Bacterial dysentery from data of a hospital for infectious
diseases. Sbor. trud. tied. nauch. ob.,vo Abkh. 2:229-234 159.
(MUM !.J,,:10)
1. Iz Sukhumakoy infektsiomoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach A.D.Tarba).
(PYSENTERY)

ABRAYjOVA,.Ye... Vol kand. med. nauk; FR%1, A. A., kand. med. nauk
Effectiveness of using low molecular polyvinyl pyrrolidone in
treating acute gastrointestinal diseases in infants. Pediatriia,
no./+:35-39 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Iz otdeleniya patologii rannego vozrasta (zav. klinikoy -
prof. I. V. TSimbler) Instituta pediatrii AM11 SSM (dir. -
dotsent M. Ya. Studenikin) i TSentrallnogo ordena Lanina inati-
tuta, gematologii i perelivaniya krovi (dir. - daystvitellnyy
chlen AMN SSSR A. A. Bagdavarov(deceared))
(GASTROENTEROLOGY) (FMOLIDINOTTE)

ABRAMOVA, Yu.N., st. nftuchn. sotr,; BRATISIMA, L.V., tekhn. red.
[Instruments and methods for the automatic control and
regulation of teelmological processes in the textile industry]
Pribory i metody avtomaticheskogo kontrolia i regulirovaniia
tekhnologicheskikh protsessov v tekstillnoi promyshlennosti.
Moskva) 1962. 81 p. (14IRA 16:8)
1. TSentrallnyy inatitut nauchno-tekhnicheskoy informatsii
legkoy promyshlennosti.
(Textile industry) (Automatic control)

CHXWSRICV, N.M., kand.tokhn.nauk; ABRANOTA, Z.A., inzh.
S~nthetie dircuit for testing cutouts with long burning arcs.
Blektricheetvo no.7:41-46 J1 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Yeesovuznyy elektrotekhnichaskiy inetitut im. lenina.
(Zlectric cutouta-Testing)

NOTKINS Ye.M.; KUR, G.Yo.; A-03,'SHTEYN, N.H.; prinimali urhastiye: Ktli~211EV~ V.S.;
SIUSHIN, N.N.; TYURI11, V.I.; VIENUILIN, V.D.; 11'IREYEV, D.I.; VILEI'SYjYA,
I.A.; DORODIN, B.V.; DC:N-YAEIIIO, I.A.; -:0SKANANKO, S.M. ; IB
~n _N,: IOVA4L.
_Z.A KL31-1OV, M.D.; VASILII-iW, I.A. LUKIY1.110V S.K.
Introducing automatic control in coreiraking. Lit. proizv. no.6-. 15-19
Jc 16z. (I-IMA 15:6)
1. Ilauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut santeldiniki Akademii
stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR (for Luklyanov).
(Coremaking) (Automatic control)

NOTM, Ye. M.; KUR, G. Ye.1 ARONSHTM, N. M.; 111-iniMILli uchastiye:
KAMNEV9 V. S.; SWHIN, N. H.; 7TURIN, V. I.; VENBUR? V. D.;
DON-YAKHIOP 1. A.; ABRAMOVAI Z. A.; VASILIYEV, I. A.;
LUKIYANOV, S. K.
Automatic process for the manufacture of Band cores for radiators.
Sbor, trud. IIIIST no.10:5-40 '62. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Moskovskiy chugunoliteyyVy zavod haeni Voykova (for Kamnev$
Shashin, Tyurin, Venbrin).
(Coremaking) (Radiators)

S/079/60/030/()5/40/074
B005/B016
AUTHORS: Kozlov, N. S., Abramova, Z. A._
TITLE; Catalytic Synthesis of P-Aryl-amino Ketoneel
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obehohey khimiip 1960, Vol. 30, No. 5f PP. 1595-1596
TEXT: One of the authors described in a previous paper (Ref. 1) a method
of synthesizing P-aryl-amino ketones by catalytic condensation of Sohiff's
bases with aliphatic-aromatio ketones (first variant), or by catalytic
condensation of primary aromatic amines with chalkones (second rariant);
in another paper (Ref. 2), the mechanism of this condensation was clari-
fied. The present communication continues these investigations. The
primary aromatic amines p-ethyl aniline and p-amino oymene, and the
aliphatio-aromatio ketone p-methoxy acetophenone were used as initial V/
products. 7 P-aryl-amino ketones were synthesized from these compounds
by means of the two variants of the afore-mentioned method whil~h have
not yet been described in publications. A table gives for each of these
7 ketones yield, melting point, and nitrogen content. The Schiff's bases
used in the first variant were obtained from the two mentioned primary
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aromatic amines and different aromatic aldehydes. In both variants of the
above-mentioned method, the hydrochloride of the amine condensed was used
as a catalyst (3econd variant)q or the one which formed Sohiff's base
(first variant)., In agreement with the data In publications (Refs. 1-4),
the P-aryl-amino ketones synthesized are hydrolyzed on heating with con-
oentrated hydrochloric acid, and are transformed to give the initial
products (primary amine and chalkone). In an experimental part, the two
variants of thin method of synthesis, as well as the reaction conditions
of hydrolysis of the amino ketones, are described in detail. There are
I table and 7 references, 3 of which are Soviet,
ASSOCIATION: Permskiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut (Perm' Institute
of Agriculture)
SUBMITTED: May 299 1959
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JCOZLOVI II.S.;__ABRAI.X)VA, Z.A.
Catalytic condensation of Schiff bases, arnthesized from 4-
aminodipheol and aromatic oldehydes, vith aliphatic-aromatie
ketonea. Dokl.AN SSSR 132 no.4:839-841 Je '60. PIRA 13:5)
1. Permakly gosudarstvennyv sellskokhozra7stvennvy institut im.
D.N.1'ryanishnikova. rredstableno akademikom A.A.Balandin7m.
(Schiff bases) (Ketones)

KOZLOV, N.S.;.A_ VA A.
Synthesis of some derivatives of biphenyl. Zhur.ob.kbim. 32 no.8:2426-
2428 Ag 162o (MIM 3.519)
le Pemakiy e9l'skqkhozyayatv9pW inatituto
(Biphenyl)

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USER/ Engineering - Metals testing
Oard 1/1 Pub. 3.28 - 15/28
Authors I Vollfsont S. I., Cand. of Meoh. So.; Wyaloy, V. G., Cand. of' Mech. So.; and
Abramova, Z. A., Eng.
MITT- W,
LOW-MOO" con-
Title y a manganese steelp Mark HK
Periodical I Vast. mash. 35/6, 65 - 67# Jun 1955
Abstract The HK siliocn-manganses, steel specimens consisting of eleotrio welded
pipes moasuring 529 x 9 mm, and sheets 16 mm thick,, were tested at, 700
to 9-000-tem~et;a-tu-"-e-U-dbt;i6-r-iDize-tb6ir plasticity and' the impifot strength._
Technical data is given on chemical composition and types of specimens used.
The above mentioned steel is manufactured by the 111111nr- plant. inustra,
tions; diagrans; tables,
Institution t
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SOV/133-39-6-32/41
AUTHORS., Dlyakov, V.G., Candidate of Technical Sciences and
Abr mg.Vas Z.A., Engineer
TITLE.- On the Problem of Calculating the strength of Low
Alloy Steels (K voprosu o raschete prochnosti
nizkolegirovannykh staley)
PERIODICAL:Stall, 1959v Nr 6, pp 562-5b3 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: These are remarks on the paper by br..S.Mikhalev and
M.I.Golldshteyn (Stall, 1958, Nr 10) on the same
subject. The original authors suggested the use of
some formulae for calculating the strength of low
alloy steels. The present authors are in agreement
with the original authors and quote some statistical
results for the degree of agreement between the
calculated and actual values. There is 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Giproneftemash
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AvrHOR: D'yakov, V.G.;,Abj~#movap. Z.A.
TITLE: Investigati~n of substituteefor high-nickel steel, grade EI-316,
for cast parts of tubular,ovens in oil refineries.
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut metallurgii. Issledovaniya po zharoprochn)rkm
splavam, v. 10, 1963, 164-168
TOPIC TAGS: steel, oil refinery, sulfur-resistant steel, steel brittleness,
high-nickel steel, oil refinery oven, heat-resistant steel
ABSTRACT: High-nickel steel under relatively high stress is used for heat-
resistant parts of ovens where temperatures reach 1000C and the oil contains
sulfuric compounds. The steel required for these parts must resist these
unfavorable conditions. The author therefore investigated existing substitutes
of grade EI-316 steel and this steel itself. On the basis of tests performed,
(see Fig. 1 in the enclosure) it was found that grade kh24N7 steel can be used
as a substitute. The chemical composition of this steel is 0.35-0.5% C,
0.5-1.0% Mn, 0.5-1.5% Si, 22-25% Cr, 6-8% Ni, 0.035% S, and 0.035% P.
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Grade BI-921 steel has low impact strength under initial conditions and has
high brittleness after prolonged operation under high temperatures. Hence,
it cannot be used for parts of high-temperature ovens in oil refineries. Orig.
art. has: 3 figures and 5 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii AN SSSR (Institute of Metallurgy AN SSSR)
SUBMIWED: 00 DATE ACQ: 27Feb64 ENCL: 02 -
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Fig. 1. Mechanical properties of EI-316, RI-921 and kh22C8N4 steel at normal
and high ter,~eratures.
1 - kh2 2G8N4 steel after hardening;
2 - the same as supplied;
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Amm: Dlya~qv,_Y. G.; Abramova, Z. A.
ORG: Qiproneftemash
TITLF. KhMM'ateel as a replacement for B1316 high-nic'Kel st~~el in the production
of ticat-riesis,tant castiyiSs
SOUIRCE: I termicheskaya obrabotka metallov, no, 1, 1966, 49-52
TOPIC TAGS: cast steel, structural hardware, peLroleuin induittry equipment,
metal oxidation, high temperature sl:rength / Kh23N7SL Cr-Ni *:Lee*,
ABSTRACT: Normally 91316 (E1319) steel (22-216% Cr, 11-14% NO it: used in Vie USSR
to cast accessories for petroleum-refinery pipe-9tills (the equivzilent steels used
abroad for this purpoge are Cr-Ni Steels of the 25-12 Lype)~; this includes the castingi
of such accessories as the mounts serving to rnipport tubes~'in Lhe furnare-arch zone
which are exposed to gn-,;Ps. ns hot as 800-1000*C and experience stresses of 0.8-1.2
i/r=2. These mounts nrp moreover expoaed to contumination with sulfur since the fur-
nace nozzles nnd burners operate mostly with liquid high-sulfur fui!l (fuel oil, po- i
:1 troleum) and the furnace gases are saurated with sulfur'compounds. Iii this connectiovill
Yji23N7SL steel, which contains 21-257, Cr and 6-8% Ni %nd tip to 1.2'?, Si, was selected
for Lesto as a replacement for 91316 steel. The cast nructure of MiMM steel re-
UDCa. 669.14.018.15
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presenta an austertite with hetero-phise sectors which appear to C01131St ofli-ferrite,
mustenite and carbides and have a mi~crohardness of 30D-580 compared with 260-350 for
the basic solution. The mechanical properties of both steels at rcom tc:mperature and
at 700-950% were determined by means of short-time tensile tests which showed that
at 700-9500C Kh23N7SL steel is not inferior in strength and plast::.city to E1316 steel.
qct strength of Yb23NISL steel is lower
kt N*C (room rperature), however, the'imp
(0.8-1.4 kg/m compared with ~3 kg/mm2 i~~ which is apparently'due to
the presence of an eutectic componept in the structure. Extrapolalion of experimental
findings on stress-rupture strength~Nto 10,000 and 100,000 hr shows that at 750-850*C
the high-temperature strength of Kh23N7SL steel surpasses that of E1316 steel, while
at 900-950*C it becomes nearly equal. What is more,the oxidation resisl ance of
Kh23N7SL steel is almost as high as that of E1316 steel (the corrosiontrate of
Kh23N7SL steel specimens tested for 1800 hr in the thermal -cracking and pipe-still fur-
naces of the Moscow Petroleum Refineg was 0.04 mm/year against 0.03 MI/year for B1316
steel). The findings on proneness to embrittlement. in the process of hing-term aging
are equally satisfactory. For all these reasons, Kh23N7SL typo Cr-R steel way be re-
commended for the production of cast accessories for, in particula,r, petroleum-refiner)
furnaces. Orig. art. has: 7 figures, 3 tables.
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LA2AM. N.V.; ALIKSANDROV, I.S.; LYUBLINA, Te.l.; AKKFMIPM, I.I.; IkKA-
BUNINA, M.S.; GADASKINA, I.D.; DOBRYAXOVA, U.S.; KIM, I.F.; KARA IK,
V.H.; LIVINA, Z.N.; DARISHMKIT, S.L,; TZGOROV, N.M.; RYLOVA, H.L.#
starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; KARPOV, B,Ds; ANDM;YZV,, V.V.; IYXHINA,
Te.T.; ZAMISHATEVA, G.I.; ANISIMOV, A.N.; FMDLTAND, l.G.; DAWSUTA'
O.L.; BOGOVSKIT, P.A.; TIUNOY, L.A.; MIKHELISON. K.Ta.; ABRiiMOVA,
GRIGORITIVA, L.H.; KLINS)KATA, K.S.
Third Leningrad conference on the problems of industriLl toxicology.
Farm.i toks. 16 no.2:59-62 Xr-Ap '53. (KLRA 6:6)
(Poiaons)

GNUCMA, Vera Vladimiroyna; ABRAMOTA. Zk~,I~.., kandidat mediteinskikh anuk,
redaktor "'!
[How to keep healthy; a bibliography of Bcientific and popular
medieal 11terature3 Kak sokhranit' zdoroyle; rekomendatellayl
ukazatell nauchno-popallarnol seditsinskol literatury. Leningrad.
1956. 53 P- (KW9:7)
1. Leningrad, Publichnava bibltoteka.
(MLIOGRAPHY-Micris)

USLJR/Fhc.17ic.co3.(,Mr and Toxicol%y. L%aleptics. V
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 19, 1956) 89859.
Author Abmiova, 721. 1.
I-St
T--'tlc Stimlating Rffect of Ginseng upon the Duration of
SwirzAng of White Nice.
Or.,'- 111-,b: V.sb. Materialy !-. izuc',i. zhenishenya i liommilm
VYP 3, L., 1958, 31-'2.
!-'o&;tl--ct: The duration of switminG of i-Ace under the action of
0.1 I'll/20 g of an vxtr--ct of the cultivated Korean red
root of GinsenG (G), adninistcr~,.d into the oesophagus,
increased (within one hour after injection) by 2111'~ as
compared with the controls. It was noted tha'z, G has n
greater effect after exertion, and consequently promotes
CarLI 1/2

aM Toxicolqy - I.naleptics V
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., 11o 19, 1958, 802.
Author itbram ova, Zh - I
L-Ist
Title On the Probleti of the Gonadotropic. Activity of Ginseng.
OriG Pub: V.9b. Materialy h izuell. zhenisbenya i lir-low-lika Vyp- 3,
L., 1958, 48-51.
,`.bstract: The gonadotropic activity of single or j.1ultiple intm-
abdominal adiUnistratior, of ginseng extract (in doses
of 0.05 ml/lo 6m) was investigated in 70 se-mally
irzature rAce. A T-ioderate gonadotropic effect as de-
texT.iined by the Zavtldovsl,,iy test (acceleration of the
hyperemic reaction of the ovaries of itamture fe-mles
to the urine of prepant ones) was doi-.ionstrnted in
one-half of the cases. -- Ye. A. Moldavslhayn-
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COUN AT v
CATEGORY
I PIWM-ol. NO, 1 15'59, No. 4-759-
i, S I
TT TLE.
OMG. PUB.
1.~2'7,WT
r~n t
C ARD
Icr~t',-% of the rabbitso SOCOM
in P 0,03(3 of rTll/l;z7, Only ar'ti~r tne I
be-inning of poisoninf- ..,ith 3. -!lie third ~-roup
received 20;0 alcohol per os daily in a dose of
. "5nl/kg. in the ist and 3rd groiips 0.1 fininnl,-
1-
0
Pc,rishod, and in the 2nd group one rabbit sur-
vivod. The Pverage dimation of life in the lst
,-roup was 11.6 daya~ in the ('-"n0, group 11.7 and
in tho 3rd Cmil) 9 day3. 'rhe erythrocyto count
decrovsod more rapidly In antrials rocciving G,
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ussR / Pharmacology, Toxicology. Analeptics. V
A,oj jou-: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 18, 1958, 85123.
Author Abramova, Zh. 1.
Inst
Title The Antidiuratic Action-of Ginseng.
Orig Pub: In the collection, Materialy k izuch. zhen'shenya
i limonnika, No 3, Leningrad, 1958, 78-81.
Abstract: In experiments on mice, studies were made of the
influence on urination of a liquid extract (LG),
and also uf a methanol (MG) and of an ethanol (EG)
extract of the ginseng root. Experiments were run
on male mice, weighing 18-23 gm, by tne Gibbs
method, which is recommended for determination of
the antidiuretic activity of preparations of the
posterior lobe of the pituitary (K. D. Sargin,
1938, p 115). The preparations were given inura-
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ABRAMOVA, Zh.I,; KUZIMINSKAYAS G.N.
Some features of the picture of lead poisoning in rats subjected
to radiation injury. Yad. rad. 5 no.12:80-81 160. (MIRA 1413)
(RLDIATION SICKNESS) (LEAD FOISONIWQ

ABRAI
jOVA,,-.Zjj.1,; BRUSILOVSKAYA, A.I.; GADASKINA, I.D.; GOLUMV, A.A.;
URIGORIYEW, Z.E,; DANISHEVSKIY, S.L.; KOVIIATSKUY, M.A.; KOYRANSKIY, B.B.;
iAZAREV, N.V.; LEVINA, E.N.; LYUBLINA, Ye.I.; LYIVINA, Ye.T.; OSIPOV),
B.S.; RYLOVA, M.L.; RUSIN, V.Ya.; SLONIM, A.D.; FRIDLYAND, I.G.
Illia Stepanovich Aleksandrov. Fam.i toks. 24 no.1:127 Ja-F 161.
(MIRA 14: 5)
(ALEKSANDROV, ILIIA STEPANOVICH, 1902-1960)

_Aj3RR-,'.QVA,,-Zb.l., Icand. mod. nauk; ANICHKOV, S.V., prof.; BELEVIKIY, M.L.,
prof.; VALIDI-XI, A.V., doktor mod. naulc: VEDLI-E-YEVA, Z.1. k
and
mod. nauk; VINOGRADOV, V.M., kand. mod. nauk,- GTILSIMOVICH, M.L.2
kand. red. nauk; GINETBIl'SKIY, A.G., prof.; GORIMITSKIY, S.le.~
prof.; GUIBENKINA~ 14.A.p dotsent; GiTMI, I.F., dots.; DENISENKO,
P.P., kand. mod. nauk; DIYACIMTO, P.K.., kand. med. nauk; WESTYANIKOV,
V.D., kand. med. nauk; MUGOLINIKOV, S.D., prof.; MIAALI, E.V.) kand.
red. nauk; ISKAREV, N.A., kand. ned. II(Luk; M(ASIK, V.M., prof.;
HINIQUIl, G.Yn., kand. mod. nauk; KOZIAI, O.D., Icand. med. nauk; MOTOV,
A.I., doktor vetor. nauk; MIMI, A.N., doktor red. nauk; MZJL,:EV,N.V.1
prof.; WIN, I.P., kand. med. nauk; IMINIKOVA, V.F.t prof.;
MESECHERSKAYA, K.A., prof.; MIMLISaly M.Ya., prof.; MOSHKOVSKIY,
Sh.D., prof.; PADEYSKAYA, TeX., kand. red. nauk; PkiIWK, V.P.f prof.;
PERITIIII, G.11., prof.; PLANELYES, Kh.Kh., prof.; PONOMIXTV, G.A.,
prof.; POSKALMKO, A.U., kand. mod. nauk; ITKIM, Ye.A., ~dots.;
ROZOVSKAYA, Ye.S., dots.; RYBOLOVM, F, R.S., starshiy nauchnyy sotr.,-
SALY91,011y L.S., kand. med. nauk; SAFRAZIMIMR!, kand. biol. nauk;
TIMM, L.A.x kand, med, nauk-; TOMILIIiA, T.N.,, dots.; FELISTOVICH,
G.I., kand. mod. nauk; MYENTOV, N.K., kand. med. nauk; 191AMMIA,
R.A., kand. mod. nauk; TSYGANOV, S.V.9 prof.[deccased]; GTEMS, A.I.s.
prof.;
(Continued on next card)

A&-X,~GVA, Zh-l..--(continued)
CIIEITOV V.A.
, doktor
YAKOVLEV, V.Ya., doktor
IIIKOIMEVA, 14.14.,, red.;
Z.V., tekhn. red.
nauk; SHADIC.",SKIY, K.S.., prof.;
nauk; W151,011SKIY, l,.D.,, red.;
II.S.,, teklin. red.; CIMIAYETA,
[Manual on pharmacology) Rukovodstvo po farr.akologii. Leningrad,,
14edgiz. I~ol.2. 1961. 503 p. (MIRA 15: 1)
1. Dcystvitelln~y chlon Akader,~ii rioditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for
Anichkov, Karasik, Cherkes). 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii medi.-
tsinskikh nauk- SSSR (for Belen'kiy, Ginetsinskiy, YioshkovA-iy,,
Planellyes).
Card 2.
med.
khim.
RULEVA,
(rHAIWACOLOGY)

ABRAHOVA, Zh. J. -
Protective effect of novocaine in fractionated x-ray irradiati.on
of animals and during the action of novembichine. Vop. onk. nc..3.*
lo7-lio 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Iz patofiziologicheskoy laboratorii (zav. - kand. med. nault
Zh. I. Abramova) klinicheskogo otdela (zav. - prof. M. A.
Kovnatakiy) Gosudaretvennogo nauchno-issledovateliskogo instituta
gigiyeny truda i profzabolovaniy Wir. - prof. Z. E. Grigorly(w)
(X RAYS-THERMUTIC USE) (NOVOCAINE)
(MMICHINE)

ABRAMOVA, Zh,I,, kand.med.nauk; BMZYUK, G.S.; BORSHCHEVSKIY, Yu.N.1
I W"v8kiyp G.M., kand.biol.nauk; CHEMNICHEIIKO, L.K., kwA,.=d.nauk
Phyvicochemical and fibroplastic properties of pyroxenite. Ibrcba
a oil. 5sp23-327 062. (MM 16'.';)
1. leningradakiy nauchno-issladovatel-2skiy inatitut gigiyeny
truda i professionalcnykh zabolevaniy.
(HROiENITE) (DUST-~MSIOLOGICAL EFFICT)

ABRM1OVA,_Zh,1., kand. med. nauk; GADAISKINA, I.D., prof.; GOLUBEV,
A.A., kand. med. nauk; DANISHEVSKIY, S.L., prof.; ZILIBER,
Yu.D., kand. med. nauk; LAZAREV, L.N., kand. khim. nauk;
LEVINA, E.N., doktor med. nauk; LOYT, A.O.; LYUBLINA, Ye.L,
doktor biol. nauk; LYKIIINA, Ye.T.; kand. biol. nauk;
MINKINA, N.A., kand. med. nauk; RUSIN, V.Ya... kand. med.
nauk; SALMON, L.S., kand. med. nauk; SPERANSKIY, S.V..,
TRAKHTENBERG, I.M.p dots.; FILOV, V.A., kand. biol. nauk;
TSIRK, K.G.) kand. med. nauk; CHEKUNOVA. M.P., kand. med.
nauk; GRIVA, Z.I., red.; LAZAREV, N.V.jzzs1.deyat.nauki,prof.,
red.; IEVIN,, S.S.., tokhn. red.; BASINA,-M.Z., tekhn, red.
[Toxic industrial substancos; handbook for chemists, engineers
and physicians] Vrednye veshchestva v proriyshlennosti; spra-
vochnik dlia khimikov, inzhenerov i vrachei. Izd.4., per(.,r.i
dop. Leningrad, Goskhimizdat. Pt.2.[Inorganic and metallo-
organic compounds] Neorganicheskie i elementorganicheskie so-
edineniia. 1963. 619 p. (MDA 17:2)

I
ABRAMOVA . Zh. I.
Use of urea in treating experimental poisoning by carbon
disulfide. Pat. fiziol, i eksp. terap. 8 no.6;76-77 N-D 164.
(MIM 18.-6)
1. Patofiziologicheskaya laboratoriya Leningradskogo nauchno-
lssledovatellskogo instituta gigiyeny truda i professional.Inykh
zabolevanly.

,~-fqcult
-vu.-. ivable Plants - G44us'.
'-ef IW' - L 7 --j- V, 3, 19,3,
,,enin~~Yci --'.grJcuI`Lural lnAi-Lutc
114. ~'-e Charactei-I -tt, 'Am-A FI-)verIn,. Iii
g ~ub a.L) L...7 !n-u, N-) 1-1, --1' -137;.
Abstract Open in varl'ous, vmrietleo end upecies
ctudieOl unlur c,:,ziditlonc of :.cningr.-dsI*,--yu Oblast' and
F'rkq- In Lcn-InCrcl,~ks)m Oblast' 50-70% ,f
the uoiiAir. ,:.,-.ft whe-:'u- blosso= h!~,. oren flcwering. 'Unter
varieti *e.; even raore openly. In Tr. jconoco,::c=
Lnd Tr. Up to 94 of ',.be biozsovm had the opea
type C)AI.,
very similur were F.-equired for
the md wxietic-., in ?xrsn~~Icnxskiy

U::.'Vzu1tiv'nble Vlpantc. - C.,%-
;1- J!.)Ur Ref 2hur - i; 1,)J No 3, 1958, i.r,695
desuite "'.bv dA,'ferences in chuiate. -',lie ---,)ecici~ and
vLr~etie~ v'.-itch .:)-)eniy li-ve u
blosL;,:=A-ng dur-~ng the da~ptl.xe
hour.--. ?!5 v-,.1-1 th-:! h~.,urs /sic/ of th- 2'1 'iour

POPOVA, Gali Kikh~ylovnaq prof., doktor sallakokhoz.nauk; LEOBTIYN,
Vladimir Mitrofanovich, dotsent, )mnd.sel'skokhoz.nauk; KOZLOVA,
Favata Ivanovna, dotsent. kand.seliskokhoz.nauk; ABRAMOVA,
Zinaida V~sillyevna. dotsent, kand.sel'skokhoz.naij
Z.V. . takhn.red.
(Guide to praotice lessons In the breading and seed production
of field drops] Rukovodstvo k praktichaskim sianiatiiam po
selektaii I semenovodetvu polevykh kulltur. Izd.2., parer.
Pod red. G.M.Popovoi. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sallkhoz.lit-ry,
1960. 376 p. (MIRA 13:11)
(Field crops)

ABRAMOVA, Z.V., kand.sel'skokhozyaystvennykh nauk
Effect of additional pollination with foreign pollen on the
variability of wheat. AgrobioloCiia no.2:19&204 Mr-Ap 162.
("-IB,Ul 151:4.)
1, Lenirigradski~ sol*sko1-hozytWstvo1iny'h,, institut, Pushkin.
,Wheat breeding,

A13PAMOVA,-Z.V., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk; SHUITAFENKOV, Yu.B.; PONOIXARCRUK,
V.I. (IJ7,hgorod); KJI(,DYREV~ N.G., tigronom (Uqtl-IjIbinqkJy rayon,
Krasnodarskogo kraya); KA.SUVOV, *V.G., naticlinyy ziotrudnik;
PROKOFIYEIV, M.A.; SNOVA, G.S.
Brief information. 7ashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 9 no. 4:48-50
1~4- 0AIRA 17:5)
1. Laningradakiy sell skokhozyaystvennyy institut (for Abramova).
2. 7aveduyushchiy I.aboratoriyey zashchity rasteniy Kurganskoy
oblastnoy sellskokhozyaystvennoy opytnoy stantsii (for Shurovenkov).
3. Azerbaydzhanskiy institut zashchity rasteniy (for Kasumov).
4. Altayskaya opytnaya stantsiya sadovodstva (for Prokoflyev,
Sizova).

ABRAMOVA, Z,V., kand, aeliskokhoz. nauk
Cytoembryological study of selective fertilization in wheat. Agrobiologiia,
noo4:544-549 JI-Ag 164. (MIRA 17112)
1, Laningradakiy sellskokbuyaystvennyy institut.

YUG03LAVIA / Farm Animals. General Problems. Q-1
Abs Sour: Ref Zhur-Biola, No 12, 1958i 54689.
Author : Obradovic 1A., Abramovic Lukic V.
Inst : Not given.
Title ; Chemical Composition of Certain Feeding Stuffs
Recently Introduced in Yugoslavia.
Orig Pub: Veterinaria (Sugosl), 1957, 6, No 1, lB3-188.
Abstract: The article deals with the utilization, in the
feeding of domestic animals, of the meal ob-
tained as the result of the processing of fish
and meat products, of the waste from the pro-
cessing of vegetables and fruits, and of the
s6eds and fruits of certain plants and grasses.
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A~-~*.A' llk".i A. alA -~-
- ---- 3
ll-eulod of Dotenjillilir Ewdoment :(,!cds in Drawln,* up I-lans for
I- . ( '
I it."
th,e ll~achinc-'rracLor 3tationy" Sots. S01,11(hoz., '23, ';:o ", ,, 5 It-,
:'lf,.A ',,ov 11)"')'2

A'-'-1-dJ'O.T1(;!1j A. A.
"Intuoduction an6 1:astery of Crass Raising as part of GrO.-. "totation (based oil
the experience of collective fams of the "aratov Province)," Snrntov, Saratovz~koye
Obl. pos. izd-vo, 19~~)-
:12,A %'ay 1952

kB;'4101FICHI A.D., kan6. tekhn. nauk; AUTUIV, E.F., ki-n-;. tchhn.
nauk; ARrIJILI., G,A.., inzh.-ekonoi:ist; MD1, S.P., inzh.-
zemleustroitell; LIffENGUhTp F.m., 'v.nc Geof"r. nauk;
SAI,'.OYA'.OV YfiJ.".. kand. toklin. nauk-, -I'VOIXAR lv;nd.
arkliltek.; SOLORMIKO; V.A., kan6. Eirkht.; S'IDI1GOV, V.D.t
kand. arkht.; F~LEYTV, V.G., inzh,; Yrinh7iali uch,-stiyo:
BUTUZOVLP V.P.; GLAMNA, N.K.; GOLIV~SLTI-11:,
DDIAIJOVSKIY, V.S.; KAPLAI;, G.L,; F-EDCTOV,., TSEYILIN~
G.I.; BURLAKCV, H.Ya., red.; K01-TIJ7EYETS, Z.I:., red. izd-va;
GOLOVKIIIA, A.A., tekbn. red.
[Regional planning of econordc administrative regions)
industrial regions and centers; plcnning guidelltaionnnia
planirovka ekononicheskikh a&.inistrrAivnykh raionov, pro-
nyshlenrykh raionov i uzlov; rukovod5tvo po proektirovaniiu.
Pod red.N.IA.Burlakova. Yosk-va, Gosstroiindat, 196". 266 p.
(MIRA 15: 10)
1. Akader-iya stroitellstva i arkbitektury SSSF. Institut gra-
dQstroitallstva i raionnoi planirovki. 2. Zere.-titell direk-
tora po nauchnoy rabote I:auchno-i.,-,!;Iedovttelt,-.kogo instituta
gradostroitellstva i ra-yonnoy plaiiirovki (for Wrlakov).
3. Vauchno-isvIedowitel'skiy institut grrdostroitollstva i
rayonnoy planirovki (for Butuzova, GlLbin--, Gollas)-fteyn,
De".anovskiy, Kaj.1an, Fedotova., TScytlin).
(RegJonal plLnning)

A. D.
Steam boilers- furnaces
-11! , ~_
Design and operation of shaft furnaces with unit-mill pulverizersej Za ekone topej no. 2. 1952
Monthly List of Russian Accessionst Library of Congress) March 1952. Unclassified

z',1B r, , I I - V i Cn Ii. .'" .
VRr,j
Dissertation: "An Analysis of
Gand Tech Sci, Moscow Technical
koyan, 10 Jun 54. (Vachernyaya
the Methods for Heat Calculation in Fire-Tube Boilers."
Inst of the Fish Industry and Economy imeni A. I. Mi-
Moskva, Moscow, 1 Jun 54)
SO: SUM 318p 23 Dec 1954

A mj.A,~, -Tn ~- n
XL -.Ij A. D.
YAKOYLIV. Lev Mikhaylovich; MORGULIS, Yu.B., kandidat takhnichaskikh nank,
retsenzent: ABRAMOVICH A..D. inzhener, rodaktor; MODEL', B.I.,
tekhnicheski or
[Marine engines of small and medtum powerj Sudovye dvigateli maloi
i arednei moshchnosti. Moskva. Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashino-
Btrott,lit-ry, 1957. 446 p. (MLRA 10:8)
(Marine engines)

SOV/96-59-8-21/27
AUTHOR: Abramovich, A.D., Candidate of Technical Sciences
------------
TITLE: A Combined Cyl,le With Steam and Gas Turbines with
Supercharged Boilers
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetika 1959, Nr 8.. pp 78-85 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The principal boiler and turbine manufacturers in the USA
are devoting considerable attention to a cycle including
steam and gas turbines. This article is a review of
published American work on the subject. A number of cy-~~le
block diagrams are considered and their relative merits
briefly compared. A Foster Wheeler steam generator for
use in such equipment is described and illustrated. Control
arrangements are then examined and several circuit diagrams
are given. Station arrangement is briefly mentioned and
the fuel question is discussed. There are 15 figures and
4 English references.
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ABRAMOVICH, A.D., kand.tekhn.nauk
Industrial electric power plants in the U.S.A. Energokhoz.za rub,
no-3:10-19 MY-Je 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(United States--Electric power plants)