SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YA.YA. DODONOV - A. DODU

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D~~DOOV?-_La.~~..-; BORZOVA,, L.D.; KOLOSOVA., V.S.; POKAYEVSKAYAP V.S.
Using mangranese dioxide for the removRl of hydrogen sulfide
with a consecutive recovery of sulfur. Uch.zap. SGU 75:22-25
,62. (MIRA 17:3)

DODCNOV, Ya. Ya.; BORZOVA, L.D.; KOLOSOVA, V.S.; POKAYEVSKAYA, V.S.
Pyrolysis of oil shale tar under pressure in the gasification
of the Volga Region oil shales. Ispoll. tverd. topl., sere maze
i gaza no. 5t238-246 164 (MIRA 19:2)

DODONOVJV Ye.
Battery powered phonograph. hmUo no-5:23-25
(11hollograph)

DODONOVO Yeo
VoltAge converter. 1 Uo no.1004 0 163. (MIRA 16:11)

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Matichanival

, DODONOVA. A. S.
Petrology and minaralogY of upper Permian sediments in the
southeastern ~ielekes Depression. Trudy VNIGNI no. 19;152-
167 '59. (MMA 13:12)
(Nelskes Depression-Geology, Stratigraphic)

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AUTHOR: Sukhomlin . M Ferents N K Onishchenko E. L. Pelipenko, N.J.,
Shtkalov, V. KhoavhwNya V G7 I
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TITLE: Memory with magnetostriction delay lines for series computers
SOURCE: Operativnyye i postoyarmyyo zapomimyushchtye ustroyetva (Rapid and
storage)-, abornik statey. Leningrad, Izd-vo Energlya, 1965, 156-163
TOPIC TAGS- magnetostriction delay line, small computer memory, inexpensive longlifs
memory, small rapid memory, delay line memory
ABSTRACT: Dynamic delay-line memories seem to be the most suitable for small con-
secutivo-action computers. The present paper describes one type of such memories based
on magnatostriction delay lines. The block diagram of the memory is shown in Fig. 1 of
the Enclosure. After outlining the necessary theory and describing the construction and
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peration of the device, the authors conclude that the advantages of the mapetostriction
delay line memory are- 1) low cost, 2) possibility of memory alterations without disturbiq
the basic circuitry; 3) input and output of information through several branches; 4) high
speed; 5) easy matching with transistorized circuits; 6) economical -operation; and 7) long-
life. Orig. art. has: 6 formulas, 5 figures, and I table.
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AUTHOR; Sukhomlinov. M. M.1, rerenets, N. K..; Onishchanko,_E.-L.; Pelipenko, N.
'kigsx.-I..&-;~Kholmskaya, Ye. V.I. Girotyan, V. G.-, Dodonova, G. M.
ORG: none
TITLE: Digital-analog computer syste using v~agnetostrictive delay lines
SOURCE: Vagpoyuznaya Ronfer-entsiva-seminar Do teorii 1 metodam matematicnesxogo
modelirovaniva. 4th. Kiev. 1964, Vychislitellnaya tekhnika v upravlenii (Computer
techniiogy i; control engineering); trudy konferentsii. Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1966,
143-152
TOPIC TAGS:- digital differential analyzer, circuit delay line,'magnetostriction, com-
puter control system
ABSTRACT: The authors describe the design-and performance of a dj&i~tcjl differential
4nAj3m= using magnetoatrictive delay lines as memory elements. The authors claim
that such a memory has the advantages of a high speed ferrite core memory and the econ
omy of a magnetic drum. The digital differential analyzer has the following parameter;
32 integrators, binary operational code, 20 bit words, 250 KHz qycle rate,' 400 opera-
tions per second, and error not Imeedinj 0*01%, The operational px!Dgma and the ini-
tial conditions are entered manually thmugh switches on a control console. The data
entry can be manual, using decimal or biiary codes, or automatic.* The digital

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differential analyzer consists of a memory, computational unit, control u*nit,'fnput hn
output equipment, control console and code converters. Of particular interest is the
design and performance of the memory. The memory uses eight magnetostrictive delay
lines, shown diagrammatically in fig. 1.1 The lines circulate the initial conditions
data, the program, the increments, the intermediate results, and other information.
The electrical pulses are converted into acoustical signals utilizing the magnetostric
tive phenomenon. The acoustic material should be a nickel-iron-tiianium alloy, which
reduces the temperature effects on the delay time; in the absence-of such-material,
nickel wire of medium hardness can be used. The diameter of the wire is very impartan
It determines the resolution of the delay line and the magnitude of the output signal.
The thinner the wire, the better the resolution and the-lower'the output signal. An
optimum diameter for a 250-1000 XHz signal rate is 0.5-0.8 mm. To reduce the refle;-
tion coefficient and physical-dimensions, the delay line 4s formed into a flat
Archimedes spiral housed in a flat cylindrical enclosure.- The performance specifica-
tions for the ultrasonic delay line am as followes operiting frequency 50-1000 XHz,
delay time 800-3000 microseconds, resolution 0.5-2 micn)s~conds, signal-to-noise ratio
greater than 4, and'power consumption IeS wo The other functional: units of the 4gita
differential analyzer are described in detail. Block 4"Mas and perfoxuance data ar
given. Oi~ig. aft. bass l tablaq 6 9broulas& 4 figuress

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1 - ultrasonk~delay line; 2 - the electro-acoustic traneducer;
3 - receivi'ng.coil; 4 - the input driver; 5 - output.amplifier;
6 - dampers; 7 - permanent wagnetaq, 8 pulse stretcher;
B, and B2 - elkna~ gates.
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SOURCE: AvWmatika i pr rostroyeniye, no. 3, 1985, 36-37
TOPIC TAGS: magnetostriction, circuit delay Hue.' ferremapetic material, delay circuit
ABSTRACT: Mqpetostrictioa delay lines are based an the fact that ferromagnetic
materials transmit ultrasound with a speed which In lower than the speed of electrical
cMV circuits. The burftt aftomaliki Gozudaretvennogo komiteta. po
Idpals thrunh
priborostroyealyu, aredtavam avtomatizatell i slitemam upravlenlya pri Gosplane SM
(Institute.of Automation, State Cmmittee for the Deelp of Inatruments. Means of
Automation, sM Control 8"tems attached to developed three such delay
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lines with delay times of 80, 640, and 2660 psec, respeeUvely. The block diagram of the
devices In shown in FI& I of the Enclosure. The sound conductor In made of an 'IN-1. hard"
nickel alloy wire 0. 7 mm In diameter. - Us Y=qgTs mo&fts is about 21,000 - 23, 000
kg/mm2, specific dewity to Be 9 g/cm3,, ultrasound velocity Is 4,750 - 6,050 issec, and
ft temperature coefficient of delay Is 1.4-10-4 per OC. The article presents the pertinent
circult diagrams and a deWed deactipUwat W do* Use operation. Orig. arL has;
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5 - sound duct; 6 - receiver magnetostriction converter; 7 - output signal amplifier-,
8 - pulse spreader.
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BODONOVA, L.G, Uand. Ned sci, :;econd L-oscow state xedical Lnst, Rzscow, 1953.
Hemorrhages into the spinal Canal in fetuses and nevborn infants.
Akush.i gin. no.1:26-29.J&-F 154. ~ (MLRA 7t6)
1. Ix kafedry akusheretya i.ginekologii pediatrichookogo fakul'tata,
(saveduyushchi.v - profe sor A.A.Lebedev) II Hookovskogo medit:in k
ingiituta im. I.T.Stali::. Oretus-Miseases) (Infants(N wb:rnolo)
(Hemorrhage)
Sumey of Ucientific and iechnical vissertations jefended at USSR
Higher Mucational institutions(10).

DODOIWOVA, L.G., kand.mad.nauk
Pathomorphological changes in the nerve calls of the spinal cord
in the stillborn and in dead newborn infants. Aknah.i gin. 35
no.4:58-64 JI-Ag 159. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Is kafedry akusberstva i ginakologii (zav. - prof. A.G. Butylin)
Kurskogo maditsinskogo Instituta.
(SPINAL CORD pathol.)
(STILLBUITH pathol.)
(INFART MORTALITY pathol.)

DODONOVA, L*Gop kandomed*nauk
Morphological changes in the spinal cord in stillborn and
deceased newborn infants in toxemias. Akush.i gim. no./+-.29-33
161. (HIRA 15:5)
1. Iz kafedry akusherstva, i ginekologii (zav. - prof. A.G.
Butylin) Xurskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(SPINAL CORD-DISEASES) (STILLBIRTH)
(INFANT (MWBOM)--MORTALITY) (MG14ANCY, COMPLICATIONS OF)

ACCESSION VR: AR4035553 5/0271/64/000/003/AO25/JL025
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtomats, telemekh. i vyfthisl. tekhn. Sv. t., Abs. 3LI64
AUTHOR: Dodonova, L. G
TITLE: Equipment for measuring quick-ohanging flows
CITED SOURCEs Sb. tr. Leningr. mekhan. in-ta, no. 33, 1963, 116-120
.TOPIC TAGS: flow meter, electroconductive liquid flow motor, induction flow
:meter, quick changing flow meter
TRANSLMON: An induction flowmeter has been dei~loped which permits measuring
Iflow of an eleotroconductive liquid in a wide frequency range (from 0 to 5-6 ko).
This frequency range is obtained by using a d-c amplifier with electromagnetic
recording. and permanent-magnet sensors. An insulating material conduit is placed
,between the poles of a permanent magnet. The elootroconductive liquid crosses the
magnetic field lines. As a result, an emf is settup which is proportional to the
liquid rate-of-flow; the amf is picked up by electrodes and is applied to the
amplifier. With a d-c currelt in the sensor. as low as 10' amp and with longer
electrodes, the polarization error has been reduced to 2-3%. To ensure the
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amplifier stability and low noise, these steps have been taken% (I)Ahe amplifier
is designed with a symmetrical balanced circuit;'(2) grid and 4eater circuits are
su lied with a stabilized voltage; (3) the fi~st-tube heater uses.d-o; and
(4 negative feedbacks are pnployed. The amplifXer comprises threestages with
6N 2P and 6.
NIP tubes and a potentiometer-type interstage ooU g. The-output power
stage is designed with a 6Xj3S tube and is proportioned to acc6mmodati- the
:electromagnetic vibrators of-the first and second types. A simplified diagram is
isupplied. Two illustrations. Bibliographyt.2 titles.
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96LKOVA, Ye.A.; DUBROV, Ye.F.; SOKOLOV, O.N.; Prinimali uchastiy+ PEYBO, I.V.;
BULATOVA, Zh.M.; VjjMN, B.K., glavnyy red.; CHASHNIK,T.M., otv.red.;
REYMERT, L.A., -vadtishchiy red.; DODOMVA,__j~,?~.., red.; KONDYURINA,
U.N., red.; FEDOROV, S.S. ,
[*oblema in'acoustical logging] trosy akustichookogo karotasha.
Leningrad, Goatoptekhtsoat, 1962. 51 p. (Geofizicheakoe
31~'
priborostroenie, no~ 1 ). I (MIRA 16:8)
(Prospecting-Geophysical methods)

DODONOVAP N. H.
DONONO-VA, N. V. - "HyPospecificity of Immunity in Flexner Dysentery." %-b
26 May 52, First Moscow Order of LeninVedical Inst. (Dissertation for
the Degree of Candidate in Medical Sciences).
SO: Vechernava Moskva January-December 1952

2333 Dodonova. N.N.
Profilaktika Dizenterii. Konspekt Lektsii. Bologda, 1954. 40s. 14sm.
(VO1090d. 0b1. San.- Epiderdol. Stantsiya. V Famoshch, Lektoru). 2.000
EKZ. Bespl.-
(54-56505)P 616.935-084

GAVRILOVj V.I.; DODONOVA, NAL ROMLNOVA, M.A.
Detection of mJzimal quantities of B virua in fibroblast cultures
of chiok embryo. Vop. virus 6 no.41444,453 JI-Ag 161. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Gosudarstvennyy kontrolinyy institut, meditsinskikh biologiohoskikli
preparatov imeni, L.A.Tarasevicha; Moskva.
(VfRUSF,S) (TISSUE, CULTURE)

rAAVRILOV.. V.I.; DODONOVA,, NoN.
Variability of the Asian Fowl plague virus cultured in
transplanted mause embryo cells (the KEM-L line). Vop.
virus 7 no.1:92-100 Ja-F 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Gosudarstvennyy kontrollnyy institut meditsinskikh
biologicheskikh preparatov imeni L.A. Tarasevicha, Moskva,
(NZWCASTIE DIS M S)

GAVRILOV, V.I.; DODONOVA, N.N*; KUBORINA, L.N.
Epizootology of adenovirus infections in M. rhesus monkeys.
Vop.virus 7 no-4:99-105 Jl-Ag 162. (KIRA 15:8)
1. Gosudarstvennyy kontrollnyy institut meditsinskikh biologicheakikh
preparatov imeni L.A.Tarasevicha 14oskva.
(ADENOVIRUS INFECTIONS-i (MDNKEYS-DISEASES AND PESTS)

GAVRILOV, V.I. s VASIL'YEVA, N.N.; DOW'O','. , _7~41YEVA, R. G.
Lima of transplantable cells from a Syrian hamster tumor caused
by the SV,n virus. Vop. virus 8 no,5083-590 S-0163
4%1 (MIRA/17 t1)
1. Institut virusologii imeni D.I.Ivanovskogo ANN SSSR I
Kontrollnyy institut meditainakikh biologicheskikh
imeni L.A. Tarasevicha.
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VASILIYEVA, N.N.; KRAVGHENKO, A.T.; GAVRILOVIT V-I.; DODONOVA N.N.- L:ft;VFMUKY
I.S.; KARNAYEVA, F.M.
Study of the infective and oncogenic activity of tl)-~=- SV virus.
Preliminary report.. Vop. virus. 9 no.2:222 Igf,
-227 M~--Ap 4.
(MIRA 17t:L2)
Kontrollnyy institut imeni Tarasevicha, Mcskva.

ALTSTEDI, A.D.; DODCNOVA, N.N.; VASILYEVA, N.N.
The effect of incubation temperature on the cytopathic activity,
plaque formation and multiplication of vacuolating virus SV 40.
Acts. virol. (Praha) [Mng.] 9 no.2tl4.4-151 Mr'65.
1. The Tarasevich State Control Institute of Medical BL ological
Preparations, Moscowp U.S.S.R.

KOSTYUKOV, M.A.; GAVRILOV, V.I.; DODONON N.N.; DREYZIN, R.S.
Results of the indentification of adenoviruses of the monkey
type M. Vop. virus. 10 no.4:483-486 JJ-Ag '65. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Institut virusologii imeni D.I. Ivanovskogo AMN SSSR i
Gosudarstvennyy kontrolinyy institut meditsinskikh biologicheskikh
preparatov imeni L.A. Tarasevicha, Moskva.

Dodonova, U. Ya.--"lnfrz;.red lq:-,iiati~.n cf z~n -VIle-tric:-l', In
CLIt(I Ph.,a-YLth Scl, Lenirgraj Ot:A.,! IT. , LO:LifIrrz~d
Uteforij.t Ivii:,- Zhurnal-Y.1 z ikL, Ji~j iiar. 5
SO: SUI., 168, 22 JulY 1954

USSR/Physics Spectral analysis
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Authors Dodonava, N. Ya
Title Infrared radiation of ahigh-frequency discharge in CO and CO
2
Periodical Dok.. AN SSSR~98/ -
5,,, 753~.7562 Olet ll~, 1954
Abstract The infrared-r'adiatibn of a.high4requoney discharge in CO and C02 and their
mixtures.with hydrogen,and.nitro en was investigated and the yields of in-
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frared radiation of discharges, having different frequency but identical in-
tensity, were compared. -The effect.of increased gas preS5u-re in the discharja
tube on the radiation intensity, in the case of high- afid low-frequency dis-
charges, is discussed., Data regarding the radiation spectra of Co and C02
and the measurement results are'presented in graphs. Two USSR references
(1937 and 1942). Graphs
Institution The A.-A. Zhdanov State University, Len!Mrad
Presented by: Academician A.1N. Terenin, May 11,, 1954

ups-R/Physice Inf rared. radiation
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Auth0*8 Doodonova, N Ya
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Titie mechAni'sm of the excitation of oscillating levels o
f molecules
in electric discharge
Peri,odical t Dok, ANSSSR 08/6$13jr935; October. 21s, 1954,
Abstract I Experiments idth infrared radiation of electric discharges in CO and C02
gas es' are. described. The'purpooe of thei experiments was to determine if
the radiation was due' to thermal excitation of molecules or to collisions-
of.the latter Wth electrons, or both; :also,, to determine whether there
is any possibility for, transforming the oscillating energy of excited
molecules into forvir~rd and rotating movements, Six referencesJ, 3 UiS.S,R.
(1893-1954).-, Graph$#
Institution Leningrad Sta'te' -University im. A. A. .Zhdanov-
Presented by: Academician A. il. Terenin, May 34 1954

DCDOUOVA N.Ta.- SCBOIEV, Y.Y.
;P~~
Infrared radiation of nitric oxide in electrical discharge. Yest.Lon.uno
11 no.10:3-5 156. (Klu 9: 9)
(Nitrogen oxides--Spectra)

BOV/54-59-3-6/21
AUTHORS: Dodonova, N. Ya, I Sidorova, A. I.p Terenin, A. N.
TITLE% Photosynthesis Under the Action of Schumann Radiation
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Loningradakogo urr*,versiteta. Seriya fiziki i khimii,
1959, Nr 39 pp 33-38 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Already 20 years ago the photochemical decomposition Of simple
gases such as.NH2 , H,O, CH V coy which were also present in
the primary atmosphere of the Earth could be observed due to the
Aort-wa've ultraviolet ra~iat~lon ty Te'renin (Ref 4) and others
(Ref 5). The absorption spectra of these gases are in the
Schumann range of !he wavalengths.The 1--miting wavelengths of
the photochemical decomposition of tv'he afore-mentioned gases,
the de6amposition products and the final products are given in
the table. S6me of the forming radicals are luminescent.
Besides the reactions mentioned, more complicated reactions
take place such as the formation of formaldehyde and,finally,
formamide (Ref 12)0 The formation of amino acids from somewhat
more complicated compounds could be observed by various authors
Card 1/3 (Ref 13), Pavlovskaya and Pasynskiy (Ref 14). Groth (Ref 16)

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recently reported on the photosynthesis of amino acids from
natural gases. The authors of the present paper hat! made
experiments for the photosynthesis of amino acids from natural
gases already before the publication of the mentioned paper.
For this purpose they used a hydrogen tubc Gia 1) with an
energy distribution in the spectrum similar to that of sunlight.
The apparatus is briefly described. A high-quality quartz window
was used at the point of emergence of the beams. The transparence
of this window was measured by P.I. Vilosov (Fig 2). The produc-
tion of the gases is briefly described. Two oxperimental series
were mades(l) with steam, methane, and ammonia,(2) the same with
subsequent addition of carbon. Gas pressure was 100 torr, methane
Pressure, 500 torr. The mixture was irradiated for 24-26 hours.
At the bottom of the reaction cell some liquid drops accumulated
which were investigated by paper chromatography. Figure 3 shows
schematically the typical chromatograms. The following amino
acids could be definitely determined herofrom: a-alanine,
c)eaminobutyric acid, valine, and nor-leucine. In experiments only
with steam and ammonia no amino acids could be found. 'Purthermore,
some problems of photochemical synthesis were discussed, and
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Terenin, X. Ya. Kasparov (Ref I "I ) 5 Terenin and Yu. F. Solonitsyn
(Ref 19) are mentioned4n this c~)nne,-tion. There are 3 figures,
1 table, and 20 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITT-ID: April 15, 1959
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AUTHORSt Dodonova, N. Ya., Sidorova, A. 1.
TITLEs Photosynthesis of amino acids from mixtures of simple pases
under the action of ultraviolet radiation in vacuo
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 23, 1961, 62, abstract
23B459 (Biofizika, v. 6, no. 2, 1961, 149 - 158)
TEXT: The authors studied the syntheses of complex organic compounds
under the action of light from an H 2-lamp with a multi-line and a con-
tinuous spectrum in the vacuum UV region on the following gas mixtures:
(1) NH 39 CH 4' H201 (2) CH4 , NH3' H20' CO' (3) NH3, H20, CO. The overall
gas pressure was up to 600 mm Hge All the experiments were made above
liquid water. The photolysis products were analyzed by paper chromato-
graphy. It -gas found that the photolysis of mixture (1) yields amino
acids (leucinc, valine,.v,-aminobutyric acid I Ilycine), hydrazine, and
formaldehyde. In the photolysis of mixtures M and (3), less active
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Photosynthesis of.amino acids ... B108/B147
acids with lesser Rf values (glyeine, glutamio acid, alanines) are more
intensely appearing among-tbe amino acidel besides acids, also formalde-
hyde and urea are forming. It is shown that Ug vapor has no sensitizing
effect on the reaction, The reaction mechanism is discussed; it is
supposed that formaldehyde and urea are intermediates in the synthesis of
amino acids. [Abstracter's notes Complete translation.]
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AUTHOR: Dodonova, I,. Ya.
TITLE: Synthesis of urea under ultraviolet irradiation in vacuo
PERIODICAL: Leningrad. Universitet. Vestnik. Seriya fiziki i khi:nii,
no. 3, 1)62, 144 - 145
TE:XT: The investigations on the effect of ultraviolet irradiation from
gas mixtures made under the direction of Academician A. N. Terenin havc
been continued and a report is given on the formation of urea observed
earlier (Biofizika, 4,'.149, 1961) by illuminating a mixture of
Co. (pC0"- 100-200 mm. Hg) and NH 3 (PNH 3'~ 2UO.-300 mm Hg)*. Aftcr 1-2 hrs
irradiation by a hydrogen lamp of.rinimum wavelength 1450 R, a thin ;hite
costing formed on the chamber window, in which urea was found by paper
chromato.-raphy. The reaction is stated as: NH 3+h,)--iNH2+H; CO+NII2 ->COAVH 2'
CONH +NI! Usinj chromotropic acid, hexamethylene tetramine
2 2 2)2' 0
formed by reaction of formaldehyde with amrionia was also found. Formalde-
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hyde is formed according to. H + CO-CHO; CHO + CHO->C11 20 + CO. '.'ihen the
shortwave limit of the lamp was increased to 1800 9, the synthesis took
some-dozens of hours owing to.low permeability of uviol glass to 0
1900 1800 ~, and no reaction occurred in irradiation withd',> 2800 A. This
confirms thi~assumption that the reaction is caused by 1;H2 radicals formed
by decomposition of NE Y The shortwave limit of this process lies at
1.900 R. The presence of HCN in the gas mixture was discovered using
picrate paper protected from ultraviolet irradiation.
S U3 IZI T T !~ DFebruary 2, 1962
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.DODONOVA4 J-t~~DOROVA, A.I.
Role of ethyl radicals in the synthosis of amino acids under the
influence of ultraviolet irradiations in vacuo. Biofizika 7 no.l,.
31-33 162. (MMA 15:5)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imoni A,A,Zhdanova,
(A=D ACIDS) (ULTRAVIOLET RAYS) (ETHYL)

DODONOVA N Ya.
Synthesis of sulfur-contalning compounds under the action of
vacuum ultraviolet radiation. Biofizika 7 no-3067-370 '62.
(MIRA 15:8)
1. Fizicheskiy institut, Leningradskogo gosudaretvennogo
universiteta imeni A.A.Zhdanova.
(SULFUR COMPOUNDS) (ULTRAVIOLET RAYS) (PHOTOCHEMISTRY)

DUDOUQVL,j,Ya.
Synthesis of urea under the action of vacum ultraviolet radiation.
Vest. LGU 17 no.16:144-145 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Urea) (Ultraviolet rays)

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AMOR: Dodonova, N.Ya.; Torenin, A.N.
TITLE: Excitation of free radicalsil he
incident to dissociation of polyatomic mole
cules by UV photons zRoport presented at the Second All-Union Conference on t
,Physics of Electronic and Atomic Collisions held in Uzhsorod 2-9 Oct 19G2/
SOURCE- AN SSSR, Szvostiya, ser.fiz., v.27, no.8 1903, 1094-1090
TOPIC TAGS- radical detachment, free radicals, photolysis, M12 CH, 011, amino
hydrazine
ABSTRACT- The pr6sent work was a continuation of studies initiated in 1934 by A.
~N.Tcrenin and G.G.Neuymin (Izv.AN SSSR,Ser.fiz.ipnt,,No.4,529,1939), who discovered
.luminescence of 011, N112 CN and CHO radicals incident to photolysis of ammonium,
hydrazine, acetonitrile nd-formic acid1vapors by X > 1250 X radiation from a hydro..
gen discharge tube. Sin then other investigators, Soviet and foreign, have con-
tributed to the field. In the present study there wore investigated the emission
spectra of radicals formed as a result of photodissoGiation of a number of amines,
hydrazine::derivatives and other compounds wider the influence of the radiation f roil
a I IM high-voltage hydrogen discharge tube with a thin fluorite window 1250 A
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which corresponds to about 10 eV). The luminescence spectra of the radienlg were
ed with the.aid of quartz and glass optics spectrographs at right angles
Pholograph
to "he direction of the incident radiation. The vapor pressure was about 1 mm Hg
or was determined by the vapor pressure of the substances at room temperature. The,
results are suuminrized in a table which lists the investigated compounds and the
radicals (IM.), CNT and C-11) , the characteristic spectra of which were detected. The
.radical deta~,,,unent energies, are noted for some compounds. Measurements indicated a
:linear dependence of the CN band intensities on the intensity of the incident radia-~
tion for some compounds, which may be talten as an indication of the absence of stepi.
photolysis. The forration of nitrogen containing compounds under the experimental
.conditions can be e:,zplained on the assumption that nitrogen molecules are present in!
a nctastnble state with sufficient excess energy to provide for significant chemical
activity. "T-nboratory technician N.V.Rudenko participated in the experimental' part
of the morlc." Orig.nrt.has: 2 formulas, I figure and I table.
AS30CIATIONI- Lnboratoriyn fotolatalizn, LeningradsMy gos. universitot im.A.A.Zhda-7;.-
nova (Photocatalyssis Lnloor.-%tory, 1,~:ningrnd Stato University)
f
Sul"I.I.ITT2D. 00 DAT2 ACA: 2GAu,-G3 ENCL., 00
SM CC-1 ~ P11. 1"0 'REF S(At. 005 OTHER. 000
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ACC NR: AF6011%6 SOILIRCE'CODE: MV0053166/020/003/0493/0496
AUTHOR: Dodonova, YAO
no , - . . 111- . P
one. -
ORG: n 11511
TITLE:~Yiuorescence of.NO during photodissociation of U20 under the influence of
vacuum-ultraviolet radiation
SOLWE: Qytika I spektrookopiyal Y., 20j, no. 3# 3,966) 49340,6
Tom TAN:. nitrogen oxide, fluorescence, photodidbotiation
W during photodissocia-
-ABSTRAM I !he authors obtained the tluo scence spectrum-o
.,tion of N20,in accordance with the scheme
N20 W
wo- (2)
'The 160 vas'illvminated with a hi h- 1t hydrogen lamp with lit ivan-fluoride win-
vo h
dow) at an intensilt;Y of 1015-401 quantMec' in the 1050-1700 region. The trans-
mission of the window for r~m of hydrogen was 70%. The pressure of N20 was 1 mm HE.
The spectrum was photographed.with PY-3 film with a Hilger quartz spectrograph (Model
3 517) and with a glass spectrograph with transmission 1:5 perpendicular to the di-
rection of the exciting light. The exposure time was two hours. Th6 fluorescenco
spectrum of N20 contained intense y bands of the NO system 0--v"p weaker bands of the
1--V system., bands of the OH system 30(4 Ap and the violet system of bands CH with
..C
ard 3/2-
UDC: 535-372

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ACC NRs AP666no
6L
the visible regiohp as well as intense bands coin-
edges 4216)' 3883, and 3590 1, in
jiding with CO Angstrom bands (4510, 593.8 A) and the yellow fluorescence in the 6000
region. To check whetherthe fluorescence of NO is a primary or secondaz7 process
during the illumination of %0, the fluorescence spectrum of NO was obtained under
analogous conditions as %0o The spectrum of the 110 consisted of a large number of
bands in the 2200-30DO A region,, belonging to the various transitions between the
electronic states of the 7 system and of the p system, as well as intense OH bands
(Io65 A) and CN bands with edges at 4216, 3%3,. and 3590 A. The yellow fluorescence'
near 6000 A was particularly intense. The results are conpared with those obtained
by others and causes of the differences are discussed. 7he undisputed difference es-
tabliabed between the fluorescence spectra of the two oxides leads to the conclusion
that the 7 bands of NO are affected by different excitation processes in the two gasel
Furtbermorep the fluorescence of NO is connected with primary and not with secondary
processes& The author thank.93A. We Tvrenin for interest in the work and No V, Ru--
for participation.
orijg.7art-, bastj 2 figures and 6 formulas# 102)

5 i~6
AM Ap6oleo66 SOURCE CODE: UR/0076/66/040/005/og6g/09Tl
-AUTHOR: Dodonova, N. Ya.
ORG, Physics institute, Leningrad State.University (Fizicheskiy institut Lenin-
':gradskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta)
nTLR~ _Nitrogen RetivatiL n by ult
0 raviolet radiation in vacuum
L- SOURCE: Zhuiriisl fizicheskoy khimii, v.' 40, no., 5, 1966, 969-9T1'
TOPIC TAGS* photochemistry, pho~olysis, ph6toactivation, nitrogen, activated
nitrogen, hydrogen cyanide
-ABSTRACT: Photoactivation of molecular nitrogen by ultraviolet light in vacuum
has been -studied to verLify the earli -er reported Bynthesia?of nitrojzen--co-n--ta=InR
coinpounds.1 e.g., hydrogen cyanide, by photochemical reaction of active nitrogen
with saturated hydrocarbons. Formation of HCN in nitrogen-methane mixtures, which
',vere exposed to radiation'fiom a high-voltage hydrogen lamp with a fluorite window,
iras the criterion of nitrogen photoactivation. HCN was detected by paper chromao-
(bensitivity of the method 1()-6g)- and mass-ospectrometry- in the gaseous
tography.
mixture in a special reaction vessel evacuated to 5;--8 mm Hg, Presumably, HCN may
.beLthe product of photochemic reaction of CH radicals from methane with active
nitrogen. Photoactivation of nitrogenLmay proceed by two mechanisms: decomposition
Card 1/2 UDC: 541.14

"fo -~~A(Iiaqiialogv oC th3 '14~~aslns in ~artimc,ll
Zhur. '.ilkroblol.., i I-r-ramobiol., "llos. 743~, 151IL4.

__DPD940VA Oll Nikolayevn6p kand.med.nauk; LIBERM , I.S., red.;
. ~t.r.d.
[Diphtheria and its prevention] Pifteriia i ee preduprezh-
denie. Moskva, GosAzd-vo med.lit-ry Medgiz, 1958, 7 P.
(MIRA 12:9)
(DIPUMMA--PRM'NTION)

DODONOVA. O.N*-, SnPIRO, S.L*
Peculiarities of the epidemiology and prevention of measles in the
children's hospital. Vop.okh.mt. i dot. 4 no.5166-70 S-0 159.
(MM 13 - I)
1. Is opidemiologichookogo otdola (zav. - prof. TeA Dmitriyeva-
Ravikovich) Moskovskogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo instituto, epidemio-
logli, mikrobiologii i g1glyemy (dir. M.G. lashtanova) Ministerstva
zdravookhrananiya RVSR i Datelcoy gorodekoy bol'nitsy Wo.2 imeni Rusa-
1cova (glovnyy vrach - zaaluzhannyy vrach RSFSR, dotsent V.A* L-uzhkov).
(MMASLICS)

DODONOVA, O.N.; SHAPIR09 S.L.
Effectiveness of the seroprevention of measles by gamma
globulin taken from a placenta in a pediatric hospital.
Trudy 1EM not'WO1-204 t61. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Moskovskiy nauchno-isoledavatellski institut epidemiologii,
mikrobiologii i gigiyeny (for Dodonova~- 2. Moskovskaya detakaya
bollnitsa imeni Rusakova, (for Shapiro).

MAUERMAN, O.Ye.; DMITRIYbVA-RAVIKOVICII, Ye.M. [deceased]; PODONUVA, O.N.
Clinical epidemiological characteristics of scarlet fever; a revie%
of the literature. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid, i immun. 41 no.9t42-45 S
164. (MIRA 1824)
1. Moskovskiy institut epidemiologii I m1krobiologii Ministerstva
zdravookhranenlya RSFSR.

DODONOVA, T.A.
,, ,
.Stratigraphy, of lower Paleo2oic and pre-Cambrian sediments in the
Talas Ala-Tau. Trudv Inst. geol. AN Kir. SSR no,9:207-213 157,
(MIPLA 11W
(Talas Ala-Tau--Geology, Stratigraphic)

--DODONOVAt T.A.
Age of complex metal ores In the Xurgan deposit in the Talao
Ala-Tau# Zap* Kire otdo Vaess min* ob-va nool:71-75 t59.
(MIRA 24:3)
(Talas Ala-Tau-Ore deposits)
I

-P.,ODQNCVAs,--T,L. ~,:-
Aga arxi mode of occurrence of quartz-porphyries in
Valley. Mat. po geol. TiaRl'o-Shania no*3:135-146
(Wmeren valley--Quartz)
Wlo6moren Valby-Porphyry)
tha Kgk&wran
162.
(MM 16:7)

DODONOVA, T,A.
Early Hercynian eyonite-diorites of the Torok Mansif (Talho
Ala-Too)o Zap. Kir. otdo Vses. min, ub-va iio.5:51-57 165.
(MMA IS: 7)

IMMUSHCHEV. G.G., kand. tekhn, naukj Prinimali uchastiyet YADROVA, G.I.,
lnzh.; STEPANOV, I.T. konstruktor; AFANASIYEV, V.K., inzh.;
DODONOVA V.I., laborant; VORONOVA, R.G., laborant
Method of combined spinning, slubbing,, and twisting in woolen
manufacture. Naueb.-isal. trudy V-NIIShersti no.17t29-38 162.
(MIRA 17:12)

DMONOVA, V*W., kand.madonauk (lunteavol Mookovskoy q~rlauti)
i 6~ I . ' Yelldo
ifemi ogy and clinical aspects of scarlet fever, i akamb~;
22 uo,9:19-22 S157 (MMA 11-:10)
(SCAR= FEM)

11 Vol 1215 O.R.L. May 59
.qERPTA YEDICA See
M
A
0 302 ~17111? T A s' r
AIC -11"PTIC PNEUNIONIAS AND ABSCLSSES OF THE LUNC;
o,rO(;E'sl(.' SEPSIS (Hussian text) - Dodonovn Z. G. and Trianta-
Midi 1,G. Mosvow - VESTN. 0TU-TUM5--T.-ARTNU-.-TF58, 20/5 (54-57)
Pulmonary abscesses are frequently one of the manifestations of ologenic sepsia.
Of 70 patients with otogente sepsis (1948-1057), 20 had pulmonary complications.
X-ray examination is of great importance for timely detection of metastatic lesions
of the lungs; a rapid alternation of the roentgenological picture is characteristic for
the above disturbance, Infiltrative foci appear early. with a predisposition to Ac-
relerated disintegration and formation of abscesses. Surgical treatment should be
coupled with antibiotic therapy. (XI. 15. 50)
J 0 14Z3 F'j Alo.~~,q
K0Se0v.Si40$V ego (19to tv'k""Alo

DODOROV, T.
Yethod for calculating static condensers for groupe compensation of cos j in industrial
enterprises. P. 17.
Vol. 6, no. 9, SPPt,- 1955
h M-TRCEnRGIIA,
Sof iya, Bulgaria
So: Eastern European Accession Vol. 5 110- 4 April 1956

KAPLYANSKIY, A.Ye... doktor tekhn. nauk, prof. (Leningrad); DODOTCHENKO,
V.V.,_Jnzh. (Leningrad); KONOHOVp S.P .. inzh. (LenIngr`Zj-----
Magnetic plasma and ion flow motors and d,c. generators.
(MIRA l7s6).
Elektrichestvo no.5t88-91 My 164.

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it
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Donorr jD. S.1 & KfIVA6011311 (I. Q). UPOAMPXMNN OPOYUURX
---v&px), wwnwa no Opma im 6"an. tPrelinihisr), study of
the blast diwase of Rice in Bulgana.1-Bumpm 3K*mO&xw
A jIIHWM I)V". 13-icidifit, Tntim BidVarAtis
Amvriwl,=,~,
. w. 804 25, 61 pp., 3 Pl., .1 graphit. IW. [Kngliah
summary.]
This report embodies the resulta attained so far by the autlwrs
in their study of a very serious disew of rien in Bulgaria, which
*PPV&n ti) Ile identical With the colillitiOn knOWU AS '4~48t' in
America and I imoW I or I imoehibyo' in Japan [of. R.A.M., Vii.
p. 3%1. and to have souie features in couturon with the I brusone'
of rice in Italy. After noting the divergences of Opinion rega Ain
g
the causes of blast in other countriea, it in stated that, in Bulgaria.
the dinessie in probably caused by Pt'rie"hon'll Orykae (ibid.. viii.
P. 1124; ix, p. 5361 and Men4imm w"is libid, Ix. p. 4844 the
former of which Is amire widely diaLributed than the latter. lools-
tions front rotten rice straw also yielded a strain of &-iffutivant
which "M to be Mentical. with 8&kurai's & No. 2 [ibid.. viii,
ri.( d,.Mptkm are given of the morphology of the
I
fungi and of the symptoms canard by them on rice pUnta.
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In' Bulgaria the'di4mm usually alopcarm during the latter part (of
16 Is the summer, its destructiveness increasing with the earlinem of itA 00
00 apIlearance. Under favourable ounditions, O.g, Abundant ilrw% or! 00
puns, fo~,,". cloutly weather. and the like, at tile titme of heading oi 00

00 immediately after, it tnay rapidly spread over whole fieldos f
' a few infection foci, usually near to tits source of water, as
practically destroy the whole of the crop. In 1.,eneml, all con
diConm tending to inertmise the relative humidity inside the rill
stands favour tile development of the dimeaxss.
11. uryme wan shown to overwintor an conidia, oil rice Pm1m. 04
straw, and Infected stubble, and also as tnyeeliutn on straw slid
is*
00' stubble 97~ Tile conidia, retained t1wir viability
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over 214 monthel in diseased rice notles. S. orol.-ae overwinters an 0 41
wlenitims anti myceliurn on the stubble. The chief contrul memures 09
rmtommesided are tile cultivation of uniform, well-aeratA41 11P1,111. 00
so anti the use of resistant varieties of rise, anti its the ease of S 00
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1 Besides this disease. rice in Bul;,,aria also nulferA front straight. 00
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Dowwr 4ID-N.).-Oamomannecus pun v& x4xavro p%*sa Do
(PNOMM" WilAskina arthm) as bunsitsai.
Q'Ispiplogical form* of leaf met of Wheat (Ptiftinits (#*i.
espus Hrikm) its Balpria.)-HeprinW front ALuftwa
kelqrktiftund Mu&~ ", ii. 2. 34 pit,, 6 dg%.,
I mal% A, [Engliah summary~)
This in a detailrAl awnsit of tho author'* inveatigation in IM
of who" kwown nt*t (Pan-initi, tritioifta) niatprial collect"I from
Nil witlely 401wrated localities in Bulpria. for the purpome of
determining the siological form of die fungu4 that occur In
that cotintry I 11.1hr x, it. 648]. The experimentA were made by
1110"s of AID I* alx~r* Inaeulations on eleven differential hoista fit
list. of whichis fivenj In the WmImm, The "suft* [whicit are
presented fit in pular forml indicate the existence Its Bulgaria of
the already known forms X111, XV. XV11, XIX, XX. XXI filild.,
to I ix, pli, 8114s. 'slifil, and of a now form XXIV, which ififfors from
(twous X111 Awl XXI only In the motion raus"I by it ott the
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differential vaAetits Democrat C.I. W8% mA Uftlitermumi C.I. :
*0 M% On the famerwhich is remW"t to form XIII, form XXIV
00 CAU"s a rMetion of an imleumuinate thamelter (Infection 93-pa X)
so
go Mil.. ii. tL 1591, In which myruptomm proper to tlitf;uvnt types of
Infimetion Frequently appear on the mum Imf awl cannot Ime rutchani.
04 callylvet*ratki.
and sumptiMe to fonn XXI.
710 MCA prevalent fortus in Oulgarlaipp"r to be X I I I in the
uMh and XX in the moth. Form X IV WAR found in three *0
0g lomillim AVA the remoll'.10i; lonna wom Only Olvradic. 00
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CmumTory (A.). 1109it timpa.
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new
aimiji rxiin on Bunralijin. Ill 11pawles. I Pammitic fulqni
tit Bulgaria. Thiftl coutributio%j-Ftvcr1mx4- l7a;m W &rur.
kite. q Ayric,, Holia, x, 11). 3414M. 1931. Jbiglialt autu-
Ill (hit, rurtlaor winotatALA 11st, of
0 is statt%l tit 1-v iiew m-onlm for litilgarlit. (II.A.M., x, it. .14161 tho
rollowitig twgrulimtok of rvollitulic intomett ulay Ito nit'litiomA, .00
Awdlos (Eeff4ill,l) )XI)J'Amri chrilitod, it. lilt. uvt~ foullil attacking .00
all thv,,orgatm of the wipiusn Itopl)) 0019
wl'ich catimed brown to blackinh. wown spots, anil of A 4411jilitim --**
111111 A (11-if Wide AM WhiCh 1110 11XiOUR 11641 A purpliAh titike. 1,141,
I mvillun i,% it Atort tit niotivrately long t I to 3.3 by (14 (At 04, p 1,
gnmi-ne itit.f., Itun Iteid-fam, lion.'lliml.
!
vap.,ulatv roil with roumfe"d ejjt6 and with I to 10 peri-
tricloal flagella, occurring usually singly but fri-quent) '111 1"k rs
nuil nirely in rhaitim. it grow well (Ill all tilt! usult? lutdcrio-
logical auediu. its optitount temperviture for gro%th being
with it nittNimum at att'. on lvtato agar it foritietl hyalitiv.
mnooth, Mightly miml, mund coloniin with entire or slightly -wavy 1 greet
04 margins; it ccagulatem milk, liquefies gitlatine. doci, not, livilrolsse
ill, 0 j ?-(arclt, forms acids fripin dexitim, allid miccharu--e nild brigic sub.
sillnevs fmi, lactose awl glycerine, but does not lorixtuce imfol or
giVIA'S. (I.CV111 for filillt trACt's Of 111111110tlitL Oil jW1111)' Sl-018 it Wa,
cri it tit
Phowit it, rt,tain its viahility ror over 20 tnouth4. Bael ' fie
41 41 A%- %LS, -tilt allivilli, 1,141 ihi'L, X. p. (121] was, oli&vrvol forming twerillir s)"A" 4,11
tile jvj tv-,, st its. j&3A tit" heads of -a., it ill
'Spidiflowt'l
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progi-m- IAP d0crinine the real identity of tho vallml tirgatilimil.
The m1wr r,-mrih, include Aid. var. 14amwilictia
il-id., xi, 1,. film' (in French tOlmum (I'latmilux vv~qeari#,~ grown
~nmk het. I lilt orle'l fnan (Jermany; j.TrW.11Al;4# reptilar Oil onion
ibid. Awri"i't
X. i1. lit I , l" tritici till wheat libill.. X, it. 7S21 .
tril so xi, 1). 55111 in till, Apeitlial o-jagv lilt A iiellitill.*
in (livureq1t), nji(I Jill dilliltOnt
sioritm Oil` Pellifuo, including Illum . MenwAmill 111611111 jilild., vit,
It. 404*~ V, p. 11111 un tvau, jq1trivult cbifleur-lta); Phitl1tw4lietts
O1jjl;rr),;ijj *,It .4 tilt rrhinst Pit mi 14it-m Ii -W.. vii. 1). 7231;'P. rnm-
mil'is 4,11 1k.,1111. Wali 11411401 militillij ; Alift-11114111111 PlAitilitleflit
on 011111110,; vyl(ke/minj ml-itillis libill Iv, p. I gill 41t,84 *1114"
huds 11,101 V. leanutmim van r# .nela tillill., iii;.It 433. V,
it, 3-121 causing the death of perxit twigti; &,14orit
vrorion JiWd, x. it. 2941 (Oil Vegetable 111firritiV " ON. 110AAWrilli jilliti.,
viii, it. C.1211 vu btirley anti wituo wild aptviva of 11sonlev tit ; .11. friliei
(ibid., x, p. 84], very widespresul oil whi4tt. qv, and Pon 1pni.
telittio ; Vvi-ficilliusit tilbo-jilrain on Acer urgi .0 1140, eggTiant, VaZ~-
tricit tit (tit it u lint, tonisto, pluin, peach, apple, and cotton ; lumularut
cyntinte Lilvid..'vii, p. 5561 oil globo artichokes (C~tmmt mAtymus);
O"t-t-itt"t culiflum- Wild-, xt, t 1321 on whoitt, tobacco, rice, and
French beanit; anti A arthrov),orioides [ibid., iii, ji. =2 and above.
71191 till rioe. 'rite twalier lersuinaws with a liAt of new host
lanuts of tiarmitic fung, t1lat ircro nrclitly found in Ilulgaritt.
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193C (Englil
AM qf.,Agric.. iii, pp. SU403, 7 Sg*..
As a twult of his study [detalls of which are givenj of the
behaviour on Stakman's and' lAvitie's ditreirentisd wheat variatiox .00
[R.A.M., ii, p. 1581 of 69 collections of wheat atom [black) rust
Ulluminia gnitninji trXei), gathered in 1931 and 1932 from 400
various parts of Bulgaria. the author established the occurrence in
ji '00
that oDuaUrf of physiologic forms 17, 24. 34, 40, 116, anti' 119 of
coo
the rust. I a also round two now forms, 129 and 130, the rtaction
of which on the dilrerential variation is indicated, and each of coo
which was obtained only once. It in pointed out that this is the xe 0
first record in nature of ph
ysiologic fonus 116 (but see ibid., xiii,
861] and 119, which had men artificially produced by crooning
R; ..
In Canisda [ibid.. X1 1~ ; X11. P. 141. Of these. form I 16 was
prevalent. together with form 40, both In 1031 mail in 1932, while
form 119, as well as form 17 and ' .14, were only found once each.
Fam 34 was isolated orwo in 11031 anti six flows In 1932". Notes
an given on the distribution of them forms in other continents. be 0
In describing the experiments, it is stated that moat of the work use
was done in the months from 8eptember to November. inclusive, '* 0
and from Februar to the beginnin of blay, in order to obviate
Ye if
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01wit of ecologies
S S4T& the unravourable
factors, especially that of
a. 0
ISOM tam tureandli &,on the normal development of the artificially
MAI -T--1--~ rust epidatulm 0
a jib -U- a &I a it SL In 0 44
00 0 0 o 00 0 Oro 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 000 0 0!
00, 000 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 Ole 0 10t0 Is 41 0 0 Is 0 0 a 4 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 000

DODOT, D.W.
Production of argot in Bulgaria. Farmatsita, Som 4 no.4:21-22
J,~~Amg 54.
1. Stashii nauchen eutrudulk pri Instituta z& xashchita na
rastaniiata,
(ZRGOT AIUWMS,
prod. in Bulgaria)

DDDOV D.- DIVITROVA, E.; ZOLOTOVICH. G.
DODOV, D.; DIMITROVA, E.; ZOIOTOVICH. G. Curl,~& virus disease of
peppeftint. in English. p.47.
Vol. 9, no. 2, Apr./June 1956
DOKLADY
SCIENCE
Sofiia, Bulgaria
SO: East Euro'ean Accession; Vol. 6, Vo. 3, March 1957
?c,

rODOV, DEMUR
Bolesti 4- nepriiateli po zhitnite kulturi. Sofila, Zerazdat 1953 102 p. (E-Dise-ases
and enerV of vftieat plants) DA Not in DLC.
Bulgaria
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EFAI) LC Vol 7, no 1 Jan 1958

__WDU_n-)L_atarshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Possibilities of developing wheat varieties resistant to a complex
of rust and smut strains. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 6 no.7:
54-55 J1 (HIRA 16:5)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-iseledovateliskiy inotitut zaahchity rasteniy,
Sofiya.
(Wheat-Dioeaae and pest resistance) (Wheat rusts) (Smuts)

i
I I
:DODOV, D.N.
I.,. i%- Imwnologic studies of barley scald; Rhynahosporium aecalis I
.'..- I (Oud,) Davis. Izv Inst zaaht rast 501-85 163.

GERASS3MOW, B. [Gerasimovo 3.]j DOMAb L.
Problem of lowering temperature of hard porcelain by adding
some mineralizers. Doklady BAN 15 no.5:499-5W 162o
1. Vorgelegt -von Akademiemitglied D. Ivanoff (Ivanovp D,I,
MitgUed des Redaktionskomitses.. "Doklady Bolgarokoy Akademii
hauk".

SAGORTSIAMPI, B. [?.qgorch6v, P.); D'xxirA.
C.1iromatographic esp&--A!,,;n of ftir% nd ions.
Complexon 113' as com)jlcDr.-,foj,Mjjjg eg~
714,0 1,ul, a,37 BAN
no.5:4?9-4U t641
e of
1. Vorgelegt von Akademlemltflltl~, ~!. lirfmov,

BULGARIA/Organic Chemistry Synthetic Or&anic Chemistry G-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khim., No 24, 1958, 81637.
Author : Ivanov Ch , Jelyaskov L Dodova M , Agova M.
Inst :AN Bulgaria.
Title :The Preparation of Nitrofuran Substitutes Having Possible
Antitubercular Activity.
Orig Pub: 11okl. Bolg AN, 1957; 10, No 4. 313-316
Abstract: In search of new rreparations which possess anti-
tubercular activity, there were obtained: 5-nitofur-
furylidene salicylhydrazine, yield 80.354o, ra.p.
246-250"C. (with decompositicn; from alcohol);
5-nitrofurf,arylidene benzylcyanoacetyl hydrazine,
yield 64~, m-P- 181-185c'C. (with decomposition;
from alcohol), and 5-nitrofurfurylidene isonicotynoyl
hydrazine (I). It was demonstrated that cyanoacetyl
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BULGARWnrganic Chemistry. Synthetic organic Chemistry. G-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khim., No 24, 1958, 81637-
hydrazide and 5-nitrofurfurylidene hydrazone are not
active as antitubercular agents in vitro and in vivo.
I possesses high antitubercular activity, which is
combined with low toxicity, To 0-56 moles of acetic
anhydride at 250C were added dropwise 0.2 moles
of 70% HNII and 0.1 moles of furfurylidene isonico-
tinoyl hydrazine in 50 ml acetic anhydride agitated
for 30 minutes at 250C. and the nitrate of I was
separated, yield 40~, M.P. 155'C. (with decouposi-
tion). The aqueous solution of the nitrate of I is
neutralized with soda ash and I is obtained, yield
'j, 1001PI, m-P. 245-250~'C- (with decomposition; frcm
alcohol).
Card 2/2
31

BULGARIA / Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic G-2
Chemistry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-nimiya, i4d 23i 1958, 77628.
Author : Ivanov, 0. and Dodova, M.
Inst :Bulgarian Acaday T-9-clences.
Title :On the Preparation of Derivatives of 5-Bromofuran
Possessing Probable Tuberoulostatio and Baoterio-
static Activity.
Orig Pub: Doklady Bolg Akad Nauk, 10, No 6, 477-480 (1957)
(in English with a Russian summary).
Abstract: For the purpose of investigating the effect of the
substitution of the NOE group by a Br atom in der-
ivatives of 5-nitrofurfurol on the pharmacological
activity, the authors have synthesized a number of
aoylhydrazones of 5-bromofurfurol (mp 80-820; thio-
semicarbazone yield 73.2%, mp 166-1680 (from water);
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C d%
BULGARIA / Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic
Chemistry.
Abs Tour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 23, 1958, 77628.
Abstract: contains 3H2 0), having a general formula 5-BrC4
Hz OCH = NNHCOR (I) and a number of (5-bromofur-
oyl-2)-hydrazones of the general structure
5-Br04 H2 OCONHN = R (II), starting from the hy-
drazone of 5-bromofuran-2-carboxylic acid (mp 134-
1350) and various carbonyl compounds. The deriva-
tive obtained (R in parenthes6s), the yield in %,
and the in OC (deoomp; from alo) are given be-
low: I m~4_pyridyl)t 68, 210-214;_I(CH2CN), 78.1,
170-173; VC6 H4 OH-2)p 64.9, 228 232; I(5-BrC4
H2 0), 55~ 175-179; VC15 H31), 66.2, 88-91;
II(CHC6 H5)$ 40,9, 162-165; 11 (CHCG H4 CH3 -4),
65.1, 159-162; 11 (CHC6 H4 OH-2), 91.5, 194-197;
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25

BULGARIA / Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic G-2
Chemistry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 23, 1958, 77628.
Abstract: II (GROG H4 1,THCOCH3-4), 97.91 276-260; II(CHCH2
C6 H4 N(CH3)2 .4), 5M, 153-155; 11 (CHCH = CHC 6
H5), 78.4, 208-210; 11 (CH04 H3 0), 73.6, 199-200;
II (GHC4 H2 O.NO2-5), 61, 225-228; 11 (C(CH3) C6-
H5), 42.3, 158-160; 11 (CHC5 H1, 05), 65, 178-
183. -- V. Zaretskiy.
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DOW A- A
TECRIOLOGY"
PMUODTCAL: INIDUSTRIA, TEXTIT.F,, Vol. 9, no. 12, Dec. 1958
DOIUY A. Processing synthetic polyamide yarns In the kbitting industry
P. h -1
Yonthly List of East Furopean Accessions (EFAI) LC Vol. 8, no. h
April 1959, Unclass

DODU, A.; STEFAASCU, E.
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Some considerations on increasing the durability of men's socks. P-400
LOUSTRIA TEXTITA. (Asociatia Stintifica a Inginerilor si Tehnicienilor din
-Rominia si Ministerul Industriei Usoare)
Bucuresti, Rumania
Vol. 10, no. 10, Oct.1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAT) LC., Vol. 9, no.1, Jan. 1960
TIncl.

Ar..* ing.
4"TF103, Virgiliay ingAAZC%.)UA._
Considerations-on-the control of.-quality in threadis-and isocks
made of superelwtic thmads. Pt. 1. L3a teA Rum 12 no.6t
230-234 Jo, 064
lo Institutul do cerestari textilso

DMU Ar, v ing,; MIXTWU, Virgilia, ing.
Considerations on checking the thread quality and super-
elastic thread socks, Pt.2, Ind text R= 12 no.72279-281
J1161.
1. Institutul do cereetari textilee

DODV,A.9 ing.; MUIITFOU, VirgUia, ing.
Torsion equilibrum,of apthetic fibers, an important qualita-
tive parameter, Ind.,text Rum 12 no,92364-365 S161
1. Institutul. de cereetari textile.

DODU, Ar.,_ing.
New technique In knitting industr7. Ind text &m .12 no.10:403-411
0 161,
1. Institutul do cereetari textile.

0
GROSS, A.; DODYJ. &!,-j-lng.---
Design effects in knit goods. Ind text Rum 12 no.11!463-471 X 161.

I
DOW$ A*. injge . -.,
Fabrics made of textured polyamidic threads. Ind text rum 13 no.5:203-
2d6 My 162.
1. Institutul do corcetari textile.

HAIAIAU., I... ing j STEFANESCU.. HufroBina, ing,; DODU,,A ing
. I I . *
Main technical parameters of p4lyamide fibers and threads and
their.ilMuence on the processing teftology and quality of
finiehad products. Ind text Rvm 13 no.6:221-224 :e 162.
1 -

GROSS, A.; DODU, A., ing.
Design effects in knitted materials. Ind tqxt Pam 14 n0.2:70-72
F 163.
1. Gentrul de creatie in tricotaje (for Gross). 2. Centrul do
creatie pentru tricotaje (for Dodu).

DODU, 1._,,_prof. ing.
"Bases of knitting machine designing" by S. Milconco. Nviewed
by A. Dodu. Ind text Rum 24 n0-10:486 S 163.

DODUjA., profe ing.
"Rotary maohine for knitted materials" by S.M, Mirkin, H.S.Simin,
Revieved by A.Dodu. Ind text Rum 14 no.32043 NI-63..

VICOL, C., ing.
M
New equipment in worsted spinning mills and their in-
fluence on the yarn quality. Ind text Rum 15 no. 1:
16-23 Ja 164.

prof . ing.
Some aspects of the knitted fabrics industry in Czechoslovakia.
Ind text Rum 15 no. 1:43-4/+ ja 164.
"Mitted fabrics technolo&' by I.Barbu~ C.Ulbrich, Reviewed
by A. Dodu. Ibid.:56.
"Development and improvement of the warp fabric machines" by
D.M.Potemkin. Reviewad by A.Dodu. Ibid.:56.

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