SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FILIPPOVA, A.KH. - FILIPPOVA, K.V.

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dry C a ONai 10 ml C H tind 50:g Cu-Mings was kept at 3300C for 6 hrs-,-
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KALABINA, A.V.; KIL~EPOKAj A.Kh.,' DHITRrYLVAp G.V.,- WiLM, L.Ya.
Polymerization of aryl vinyl ethers and their derivatives. Part 1:
Polymerization and copolymerization of vinyl ethers of halogenated
phenols. Vyaokom,,aoedo 3 no*7-.1020-1026 i1 161. (MIRL 14:6)
le IrkutskiY'gosudarutvennyy universitet imeni A.A.Zhdanova.
(F,ther) (Polymerization)

KAT-A INA, A.V.; TYUKAVKINA, NA.; FIUPANA, A,Kh,
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Combining et12y3sercaptan with some vinyl etheirs of chlorophenols
Izv.Sib.otd.AN SSSR no.ls97-101 162. (MIRA 153)
1. Irkatokiy gosudarstveanyy univeraitet.,
(Marcaptals) (Insecticides)

741.1 KAIABIWAO A.V.; FMODAYEVAO 1,.X.;
ffi(KAVKIM, N.A.
FN,sical studies in the--area of unsaturated aryl ethers and their
derivatives. Part lt Speetra, of vinyl substitutes ether of phe.nol.
Muir.strukt.khim. 3 no.6t676-679 162. (MM 15M)
1. Irkutakiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Phenol) (Ether"peetra)
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DiSSertation defended for the degree of Candidate of Chemical Sciences
at the Institute of Organic Chemistry imeni K. 1). Zelinskiy in 1962:
HSyntbesis and Chemical Conversions of Vinyl Esters of Halpphenols."
Vest. AkaA. Nauk SSM. No. 4, Moscow, 1963, pagms 119-145
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FROLOV, YuoL#j UWINA, AsVdj-Uk2MALA*KI,_
Physical studies of unsaturated aryl other# and their derivatives*
Part 21 Capacity of an oxygen atom of transmitting electron effects#
Zhuro Ktruke khlm* 6 iftoo3t397-401 vq-.Te 165a (MIRA Ista)
la Irkutakiy gosudarstvannyy universitat imeni A.A.Zhd&nov.

FILIPPOVA, A. L.t Cand Agr Sai -- (diez) "Directional growing of the
crop of table variety grapes." Odessa, 1958. 15 pp (Min of Agricul-
ture USSR* Odessa Agr Inst)# 100 copicia (KLP 17-58, 110)
MMM M.

DAPIOV, G.T.. Prinimali uchastiye: GORCHNTp I.I.; DREYSIN, G.I.; DRAMOK,
P.D.; LUKIYANOVA, Ye.D.; PASUOTA. V.D.; TYATOVA, G.S.;- IrILIPPOTAg
A.B.. ILIVOVSKIT, S.Z., otv.red.; ROSHOHINA, L., red.; TM,SGIM
T-.I-tekhn.red.
(Local budgets of the U.S.S.R.; statistical collection] Mestnye
bludshety SSSRI statistichaskii abornik. Moskva, Goafinisdat,
1960. 326 p. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Byadzhatnoye upravleniye.
(Budget-atatistics)

FILIPPOVA, A. P.
FILIPPOVA, A. P. -- "The Pathogenic Properties of Staprqlococci Isolated
from t;,w Conjunctival Sac and the Eyeball and Ttmir Role in the
Pathogenesis of Infectious Complications in Wounds of the Eye."
Min ffe,k1th RUSH, Leningrad Sanitary-ftiene Medical Inst. Ten-
ingrad1 1955- (Dissertation for the Dagree of Candidate in Med-
ical Sciences).
So.: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 2. 1956.

yLLIpPoVA I A. P. JY& -N
"Behavior of Structural Components of Aluminum Alloys in the Process of Chemical.
Oxidation and Anodizing in Sulfuric Ac!,d)? Korrozin i azshchita mttallov
(CcxTosi*n and Protection of Metals), Noncow, Oborongt-., 1957. 366 p.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineering, technical, and scienti-fic
personnel, at industrial plants, research institutes, and design offices
working ia the field of corrosion-protection of stainless steel, high-strength
structural steel, and light alloys.

SOV/137-58-11-23151
ranslation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 11, p 188 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Golubev, A.J. , Tumanov, A. N, Filippova, A. P.
TIT LE: Behavior of the Structural Components of Aluminum Alloys DurinS
the Process of Chemical and Anodic Staining . in Sulfuric Acid
(Povedeniye strukturnykh sostavlynyushchikh alyuminiyevykh
splavov v protsesse khimicheskogo oksidirovaniya i anodirovaniya.
V sernoy kislote)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : Korroziya i zashchita metallov. Moscow, Oborangiz,
1957, pp 328-341
ABSTRACT: The behavior of various structural components of cast Al alloys
during anodic (A) and chemical (C). staining was investigated. A -was
continued for.40 min in H.,S04 'of 200 g/liter concentration at 180C
and a cathode cd of 0.6-l'"amp/dmZ. It -was found that alloys cast
under pressure are anodized at a higher voltage than chill-cast
alloys. G was conducted in a solution containing (in g/liter):
Cr03 3 and Na2SiF6 3 at 18-200 during 10 min. Before the C and A
a part of the surface of the alloy was etched in a 0.50/6 HF solution.
Card 1/Z successive metallographic analysis of the specimens after etching,

SOV/137-58-11-23151
Behavior of the Structural Components of Aluminum Alloys (cont.
C, and A made it possible to establish that in case of a greater Cu content (11.150/0)
the alloy consists of a solid solution and the chemical compound CuAI21 During A.
a film forms only on the surface of the solid solution. The chemical compound is
etched away. Upon investigation of alloys containing an appreciable amount of Si
it was established that the anodic film is then also formed an the surface of the solid
solution only. The surface of Si crystals remains unchanged. Upon either chemical
or electrochemical treatment of alloys no discernible oxide film could be discovered
on the surface of the Si crystals. Addition of up to 10.46 Zn to Si alloys shows no
appreciable effect on the behavior of the alloy during A and C. Allays containing Mg
have, along with the solid solution, an Mg.Si component which is completely dis-
solved during the A of the alloy.
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Card 1/1 Pub. 141 11/23
Author Koryazhnov, V. P.,and Filippova, A. P.
Title The quality of milk from Cows having a positive tuberculin reaction
Periodical vop. pit., 44-44, MaY/Jun 1955
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Abstract It has been contended that tuberculin cowt; y1eld milk of azlinferior
quality, i.e. low in butter fat, low in lactose, etc. In the present
work, milk from five tuberculin cows was tested for acidity, fat
tent, lactose, protein, dry whole milk (:vat-free) content, density,
inversion capacity, and diameter of fat globules. Comparison of
analytical data with that of five healthy control animals indicated uo
noticeable differences in the above factors. States that the few
tuberculosis bacilli found in the milk from some tuberculin cows are
normally subjected to pasteurization in accordance with "Sanitary and
Veterinary Rules". No references
Institution Moscow Veterinary Academy
Submitted

FILIPPOVAI A. P.
Filippova, A. P. -- "The Composition and Certain Rysicochemi.cal, Proper-
ties of the Rilk of Cows Afflicted with Uterine Diseases." Moscow Veterinary
Academys Min Higher Education USSR. Moscow 1956. (Disseration, For the
Deeree of Candidate in Agricultural Sciencesi.
So: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 11., 1956, pp 103-114

GRISHIRA, O.N.; fl*AKUVICH,, 14A.; CHMWMq A.B.; SABIROVA, R.Z.;
FILIPMAq A.P.
'Synthesis of di&lkyl esters of alkylphosphinic acids and testing
of their extractive properties. Trudy Kom.analkhim.34:312-322
163. (MMA 16:11)

PES"~HANSKAYA, R.Ya.; GOL,riREYER, M.I.; FORER, Ye.R.; SHCHERBAKOVA, L.P.;
NikIFOROVA,
GALIBRAYKH, I.Ye.;
T.F.; FILIPPOVA, A.V.
New softeners for the manufacture of rubber footwear. Kauch. i
rez. 23 no-5:20-24 My 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut re21novykh i lateksnykh
izdeliy i zavod "Ilrasnyy treugollnik".

TKACHUK, V.G., doktor geol.,-miner. nauk, otv. red.; IDMONOSOV,
~.S,y kand. geol.-iainero naukt red.; PINNUM, Ye.V.y
kand, gool.-minert, nauk, red.; YASNITSKAYA, N.V., red.;
FILIPPOVA,,..~.S., ;!ed.; SHOKHETO B.S., red.izd-va;
~-r'USIKOVX,~O.M., tokhn. red.
(Mineral waters of Eastern Siberia] Minerallwje vody
Vostochnoi Sibiri. Moskvap.lzd-vo AN SSM~ 1963. 148 p.
KMA 17: 1)
.:I Akademiya nauk SSSR, Sibirskoye otdeleniye, Institut
;;mnoy kory.

BOYCEN, Ivan Andreyevich; lULSm&ki,* V.J. otv. red.; FnIPPOVA
red.; TELEGINA, T. .-tokhn. red. www~-
(How we atruggle for -1=reasing accumaational Kak my bo.-
remmia sa uvelMiside-nakoplenlil is opyta rab6ty savoda
"Elaktrostallu lim.,I.F.Tevosiana. Moskva,, Goofinisdat,
~1963- 63 P. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Glavnyy bukhgalter zavoda "Elektrostall" im.I.F.
Tevosyana (for %rin).
(Eleotrojtall-.-Ste~l lodustry-Hanagement)

TURLOV, N.; SAMOTIOV, V., roodaktor; ?ILIPPOVA, Z., redaktor;
tekhnicheski.y redaktor. wmmwwmmawl~
(Yorest revenue; an &'1A to state revemue inspectors] Lesnoi dclkhod;
v pomoshchl Inspektorom po gosudaretvennym dokhodam. Moskva, Gosfin-
lzdat, 1954. 127 P- [Xicrofilml (MLRL 7:11)
(Forests and forestry)
I W-7-F7Z

KUPRIYANOV,A.; XAPIMSH,S., redaktor; FILUTOTA,X., radaktor; DMISDVA,O.,,
takhaichookly redaktar
(Income tax fron consiuter coopamtiveal-Podokhodnyt nalog a o:rgani-
zateil potrebite'llskoi kooperstoll. 2-a lapr. I dop. lzcl. MOBILva,
Goafinisdat, 1955. 1W, p. WRL 9:3)
(Income tax) (RussUm-Cooperative societies)

EMMIN,L.; RaHEM'D,I.; ITIN,N.; SOKOLISKIY,N.; EWTASHOV.R., re-
daktor; 7ILIPPOVA,Z.. redaktor; DIMISOVA,O., tekhnichaskiy re-
daktor -"mw"O"014
[Planning expenditures for maintaining educational and public
health Institute*] Planlrovanis raekhodov na sodershanie uch-
reshdonli prosveshchenila I edravookhraneulia. Moskva, Gos-
finisdat, 1955. 215 p. (MLRA 9:2)
(Bducation-Finance) (Public health--Finance)
TM

GU4'1;AXOV,A.; DYMSHITS,I.; SITNIIF,V., redaktor; FILIPPOVA,X.. redaktor;
DINISOVA,O., tekhnichesl:iv redaktor
[Currency circulation axid credit in the U.S.S.R.] Deneshnos
obrashchenie i kredit SSSR. Moskva. Goafinisdat, 1955. 355 P-
(Banks and bankirt) (Credit) (money) (MIRA 9:2)

KOSOY, Avrum Neyerovich; YILIPPOTA,,,Av, red,; IMBOW, Ae, takhne rod,
[Rank control in 100al"Judustry] Ehikovskii koniroll v wastnol
prouphlennosti.'Nookyag Goeflasdat0-1958, 87 P; (KM 11 t?
(Rusla-radustries) (Banks and bauldug) I

J:OROVUMIVt Alelcoandr lonstantinovich; FILIPPOVA, X.,.red.; LKRMW# A.,
takhn.red.

AuA WERDYM, D.A., prof red.; BACHMIN, A.Y. i red.; SITARUU, S.AO
atershly nauchnyy notradnik, red.; SMM, I.D., prof., red*;
FILIPPOVA, X., red.; TZSGINA, T., tekhn.red.
(Problems of Soviet finance] Problemy sovetakikh finansov. Moskva,
Goefinizdat# 1960, 210 p, (MMA 13:12)
1. Moscow. Pinannovyy inatitut. 2. Direktor Ilauchno-isoledovs-
tel'skogo finansovago inatituta (for Bachurin). 3. Moskovskly
finansovyy institut (for Allakhverdyan). 4. Nauchno-iseledovs-
tel'skiy finansovyy Inatitut (for Sitaryan). 5. Moskovskiy fi-
nonsovyy institut (for Sher).
(Finance)

ARKHIPOT, Tsevolod Takoylevichl: KULIKOT, Oleg Nikolayevich; GHIZHOT, X,.,
otv,red,;,t ~PPOTA,_B,, red.; L33=T, A.# tekhn.red.
[Finance and banks of Indonesia] Finaney i banki Indonesii.
Koakva, Goefinizdat, 196c. 95 V. (HIRA 140)
(Indonesia-Aftnance)

MASLAKOY, Yasiliy Petrovich; FIMA TOT, Nikolay Leonidovich; BARKIN,
Viktor Yesillyevich; PETROY, P.. red.; F red.;
MUMMA, T., tekhn.red. _wow
[jl=nceo of communal housing and services] Finansy zhi-
lishchnogo i kommmallriogo khoziaistva. Xoakvao Gosfinizdat,
ig6o. 209 p. WmA 14:3)
(Housing--Finance) (Manicipal services--Finance)

MICHINSKLY , Voevolod Vladimirovich ; FIMPPOVA I E. f red. ; LEBEDEV , A.
toldin, red.
(Preparing a diotrict- bwigbtl Sootavlonie biudzbeta ralona. Mo-
skvap Goofinisdatp 1961. 100 p. (MIRA 1418)
(Budget)

GUROV, A.N.,, dotsont; LOGINOV, A..P.v dotsent (deceased]; RABINOVICH,
G.l., dotdent; RUSIN, Z.102.,, dotsent; EYDIIIOVA, L.L., do-tsent;
TORFp I.P., propodavatel"; AIZKSMROV., A.H.p prof.p red.;
FILIPPOVA.-B., red.; LZEEDEV, A.9 tekbn. red.
[State budget of the U.S..S.R,O] GosudarstvemVi biudzhet SSM,
Moskvaq Goofinizilat, 1962. 560 (MIRA 15 t 2)
1. Kafedra Gosudarstvemogo byudzheta SSSR Leningradskogo,
finansovo-ekonomicheskogo instituta (for aU except Filippova.,
Lebedev).
(Budget)

GORCHEV., I.I.; FASEKOVA, V.D.; AkRKOV, G.V.,- DUIIDUKOV, G.F... red.),
FILIPPOVA E . red.; LEBEDEV, A., tekbn. red.
(State budget'of the U.S.S.R. and the budgets of the Union
Republics; statistical collection) Gosudarstvennyi biudzhet
SSSR i biudzbety soiuzrqkh respublik; statisticheskii sbor-
nik. Pod red. G.F.Dundukova. Moskvap Gosfinizdats 1962. 222 p.
(MIRA 15: 6)
1. Russik (1923-- U.S.S.R.).Byudzhatnoye upravleniye. 2. Otdel
finansovo-Okonomicheskoy statistiki Dyadzhetnogo upravleniya
Hinisterstva, finansov SSSR (for Gorchev, Pasekova, Darkov).
Oudget) (Russia-Statistics)

AtLMVERDYAJI, D.A., prof.; IPATOV, P.F., dotej) STAM, V.M., dots.;
ABROSKIN, A.A., dots.; VINOKUR, R.D., dote.; AZARKH, M.R.,
dots.; SHER, I.D., prof.; KONISNIN, F.V., prof.; NIKOLISKIY,
P.S., dots.; KONDRATIYYV, A.,, red.; J~ILIPPOVA, E., red.;
LEBEDEV, A. , tekhn.,red..
(Finances of the U.S.S. IL IFinanBy SSSR. Moskva, Goafinizdat,
1962. 412 P. (MI RA 16 11)
LHoskovskiy finansov37 institut (for all except Kandratlyev,
Filippova, Lebedev).
(Finance)

MOLYAKOV, D.S.; LAVROV, V V.; NESMIY, M.I.; FILATOV, N.L.;'GOFMAN, G.A.;
FINOGEYEVY P.V.1 RDBOTOV, V.T.; FILIPPOVA, E.,, red.; 7ElEGINA,T.p
tekhn. red.
(Financingithe national economy]Finansirovanie narodnogo kho-
ziaistva. Moskvao Gos,finizdat, 1962. 319 P. (MIRA 16:2)
I (Finance)

XliLVTYkK, P.N., dots.; LARIONOVA, N.A., kand. ekon. nauk; I-Mi *, ~V,
rk.M., prepodavatell; YASTREM, N.A.p doto.; SMt-JfK0v 'Fri,
AeVo; ate prepodavatell; KONDRATllYVA,, A.., red.; MAIIJIMA,.E.,
red a --4 mm .,
(Finance of enterprises and branches of the national econmuj
Finansy predpriiatii A, otraslei narodnogo khozlaistva. lIc-
skval Finansy, 196/+. 430 p. r-.11)
I# Kafedra finansov :,eningradakogo finarisovo-ekonomicheskogo
%institute. (for Zhevtyak, Larlonova, Laykov, Yastrabov,
Shashkovskiy).

MILLIONSHCHIKOV, Anatoliy Dmitriyavich; SOROKITI, Valentin Alekseyevich;
KOZHUKH, Semen Arkad'yevich; TITOV, Konstantin Sergeyevich;
FILIPPOVA, E... red.
(Deductions from profit) Otchisleniia ot pribyli. Izd.3.f
parer. I dop. Moskva, Izd-vo "Finansy," 1964. 182 p.
(KIRA 17:6)
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KORYUNOV, S.N.j BRA61NSKIr, L.V.; YEPUESHUIKOV, V.K.; NEDELIN,
S.I.; NESMIYp M.I.; NOSMW, S.S.; PAKHONOV, A.M.;
PILIPPOVA,-E., red.
(Organization of conective-farm finance] Organizatsiia
finansov kolkhoza. MoEtkvap Finansy, 1964. 243 p.
(MIRA 18: 5)
1. Moscow* Nauabno-isaledovatellski-y finansovyy institut.

PLOKHOV, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich; FILIPPOVA, E., red.
rEstablishing norms for working capital in an enter-
L
prise] Normirovanie oborotrjykh sredstv na predpriiatii.
Moskva, Finensy, 1965. 66 p. (MIRA, 18:9)

FINOGEYEV, Petr Vasillyevich; FILIPPOVA, E., red.
[Analysis of the carrying out of the estimated expendi-
tures of public institutions] Analiz ispolneniis. smet ~ f-
raskhodov biudzhetrjykh uchrezhdonii. Moskva, Finansy,
1965- 346 p. (MIRA 18:9)

"MUN B.A.; GRjGoR'yxvA-EWRSHTE", A.G.; ATENINA, Ye.S.; KUDYAMVA,
L.I.; FnIPPOVA., G.D.; BOLDASOV, T.K.
Mmunological evaluation of the effeotiveness of anti-influenza
vaocinativi in 1958-1959 161. Trudy Len.inst.epid.i mik3cobiol
22:146-15 t6l- MRA i6iO
I* In laboratorii grippa (nv. B.A. Fridman) Loningradskogo
Institute. epidemiologli i mikrobiologil imeni Postera, I otdola
epidemiologii (zav. A.G. QL-igort-yeva-Derenshtey~4)Uningrecii;kogo
nauebno-issledovatellskogo iwtituta vaktoin i eyworotoks
(nMUWZA-PREVENTm nqOCMTION) (MUNITY)

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ANTONOVSKIY, V.L.; YM.LIN, Yu.D.; KYSHEVA, N.I.; FZj.FjV3%,_M,

FILIPPOVA-, G. F. ISHKINI- L-P.
Viscosity of compressed nitrogen and argon. Izv.vyo.,uchebzav,
khim.i lth~.tekh. Jo no.5:863-865 161'. (MIRA U.:111
1. Voeooyuznyy iaachnyy politekhnicheakiy institut, kafedra me-shin
i oborudovaniya, khJmicheskikh proizvodstv.
.(Nitrogen) kArgon) (Gases, Compressed)

..,SUL ISHMIT, I P
FILRE2YA
Calculation of thet viacocity of conpressed gasea by tho
principle of 9:)rrespovding ntates. Inzh.-fiz. rhur./+
n6,10:9-34 0 161. (MMA 31,:10)
1, Vaesovuznyy saochnyy politoUn.IcJio,-,!-.iy Inntitut, 'kioulva.
(Viscosity)

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BERDICHEYEKIY, G.I., kfind.tekhn.nauk; VKITRIYEV, S.A., kand.tekhn.nnuk;
MIKKAYLOV, X.V.9 kand.takhn.nauk; GVOZIGV, A.A., prof., doktor
tekhn.nauk; HINKAYLOV, V.V., prof., doktor takhn.nauk; BMAKOV,
V.S., kand.takbn.nauk; VASILIM.A.P., kand.tekhn.nauk; YEVGENIYNV,
I.Ye., kand.tekhn.nauk; KUM, N.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; ZMOVp A.Ae,
kand.takhu.nauk; FREMULI, 1,14., kand,tekhn.nauk; BEWECROV, I.K.,
inzh.; KATKOV, N.G., inzh.; HITNIX. G.S., insh.; SLLYAR, B.L., inth.0,
WILOV, Ye.Y., lish.; MARMIKO, I.D., insh.; NIZHNICHMO, I.P., inzh.;
tILjEEQYA,_",jinzh.; MIZERINU, B.N., Iwnd.tekhn.natdc; SEMYNMID#
H.H.o kand.teklm.nauk; BALATIM, P.K.. kand.teklin.naul.; BARBARASH,
I.P., knnd.teldin.nauk; HITGARTS, L.B., kand.tekhn.nauk: SHIMIN, M.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; PEETROVA, V.V., rod,izd-va; TEMINA, Yo.L., tekhn.red.
(Temporary instruction on the technology of wking pra-3treened re-
inforced concrote construction elements] Vrerannais instruktaiia po
tokhnologii izi,yotovleniia predvaritellno napriazhennylcla thelezobe-
tonnykh konstrAteii. Hoskva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po st'roit., arkhit. i
stroit.materialams 1959- 253 P. (IKIRA 12:12)
card)
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BIMDICHEVSKIY, G.I.--(continued) Card 2.
1. Amdemiya stroitellstva i arkhitektur7 SSSR. Institut botona
i zholazobotorm, Perovo. 2. Nauchno-iseledovatellski), institut
betona i zhelezobetona Akademii Btroitel'Rtva i arkhitektury SSSR
(for Gvozdav, T.V.Kikhaylovi Berdichevskiy, Bulgakov, Vasillyev,
Dmitriyev, Yev-gen'yev,.K.V.Kikhavlov, Mulin, Svetov, Prenkell.
Belobrov, Kntkov, Kitnik, Sldyar. Shilov). 3. Nauchno-issledovatell-
ekiy institut orpnizateii, mokhanizataii i toldipomookichi Alcademii
stroitel'Btva I arkhitektury MR (for Kagenko. Nizhnichenko, lFi-
lippova, KizeMyuk, Sheynfelld). 4. Nauchno-iseledovat,ellskiy insti-
tut Glavmospromstroymaterialov (for Balatlyev, BarbarElish). i. Nauchno-
iseledovatell Ijkiy institut po atroitelletvu Minstroys RSFSR (for
Kitgarts, Shirrin). 6. I)eystvitellnyye chleny Almdemil. stroitelletva
i arkbitaktury, SSSR (for Gvozdev, V.Y.Hikhaylov).
(Preotressed concrete)
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AUTHORSs Pilippova, 0. P.p Ishkin, I. P.
TITLE: Viscosity of air, nitrogen, and argon at low temperatures and
pressures of up to 150 atm
PERIODICAL3 Inzhenerno-fizioheskiy zhurnal, v- 4, no- 3, 1961, 105-109
TEXT: The authors employed a new standard method of determining the viscos-
ity of gases at temperatures from +200 to -1960C and at pressures of up to
150 atm. The method is based on the principle that the gas flows through
two capillary tubes. Through one of the capillaries,'the gas flcws at a
prese.t pressure and temperature; through the other tube, i. e., the standard
capillary, it streams at nearly atmospheric pressure and room temperature.
When th:e masses of gas streaming through both capillaries are adjusted to
be equal, one can derive a formula for calculating the kinematic viscosityi
Fv2,dpl/AP29 where V, denotes the kinematic viscosity of the gas in the
test tube, F the constant of the arrangement, V2 the kinematic vialcosity of
the gas in the standard tube; Ap, and 'dP2 are the pressure gradients in the
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Viscosity of air B117/B209
capillaries. As the determination of F requires much time, a much simpler kv~
relative method is used for this purpose. In this case, F is found on the
basis of gauge tests when the viscosity of the gas in the test tube is
known. The maximum error in the determination of the kinematic viscosity
coefficient amounts to 3%. The accuracy of the results may be improved by
repeated experiments. Interpolated viscosity curves supply values with an
accuracy of up to 1-1.5%. The authors determined the viscosity of water,
nitrogen, and argon between 00 and -1830C and at0pressures of up to 150 atm;
the viscosity of hydrogen was determined at -100 0. A comparison between
the values obtained and those of other authors shows good agreement, The
maximum deviation is 1-5%. Thet values of the kinematic viscosity wore cal-
culated by averaging over several (2 - 13) experiments in the case of maxi-
mum pressure fluctuations of +1 atm. The dynamic viscosity was ascertained
from a transformation of kinematic viscosity. The density of air, nitrogen,
and argon was calculated from their compressibility. The isobaric lines
were continued until 500C according to data of I. P. Golubev.(Fig. 1). The
entire character of the family of curves corresponds to that of other sub-
stances near the critical point. The authors thank I. F. Golubev for valu-
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able advioe. There are I figure, 2 tAbleso and 8 referencesi 3 Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATIONt Vaesoyuznyy nauohno-issledovatel'skiy institut kislorodnogo
mashinostroyeniya, g. Moskva (All-Union Scientific Research.
Institute of Oxygen Machinery, Moscow)
SUBMITTEDs November 29p 1960 113
3
Legend to Fig. 1i Isobario lines of 73
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dynamio viscosity of air (a), nitrogen
(b), and aggon (o), coording to tem-
J
perature C)
Wow I
4-75 T
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(167 0 B109/B125
AUTHORSs Filipp.ova GP.0 Ishkin, I. P.
TITLEs Calculation of the viscosity of compressed gases by means of
the jimilarity method
PERIODICAL: Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zhurnal, v- 4, no. 10, 1961, 9 - 14
TEXT: The methods used so far in approximatively calculating the viscosity
of compressed gases are not satisfactory. The authors present a new
technique of calculating the viscosity of compressed gases from critical
temperature and pressure. Density must be known. The essence of this vary
accurate method is the proper choico of the dimensionless quantities
~4/3 T7/6 /A YLP 2/3 M5/6 and Q - ?T /p M. denotes the density,
S cr cr cr cr P
Ter the critical temperature, It- the viscosity, A'L-lTcr - TLT - Per
is the critical pressure, M - the molecular weight. L. P. Filippov
(DissertatBiya, MGU, 1951 ) and A. S. Predvoditelev (Sbornik, posvyashchennyy
P. P. Lazarevu, 1956, str. 84 112) interrelated the above dimensionless
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Calculation of the viscosity of B100125
quantities through the equation a'- c4 where the dimensionless
quantities a6and t3 are identical for-similar substances. The authors
found the same relation 6'- 5.33 - 0.0367 w (7) for N21 02t C0, C02' CHV
C2H 4' C2HV and C3 H.. Consequently, this relation can be used for calou-
e , p in a wide temperature and pressuie
lating the viBoosity,of a oompreasso-J,
"~ A e itical pressure must be known.
range. Only critical t" f,
The accuracy of formula th CO . It proved to be
2
-o `Z, -'Okog, Shirokov, Panchenkov,
positively eupeiior t th Mi-Vi
Stolyarov, and Golubev of the great significance of
this method in engineering, ~v scosity of oxygen was calculated
-a
for the temperature rangd-,.betweeA'2P(3 n- -1000C at pressures of up to
400 atm. The known quantiti6s"*'*4jr'&"T 154-80K and P
or, cr - 51.7 atm. The
results are shown in Fig. 3- 0. Le~~unskiy (Sb. trudov po tekhnicheskoy
fizike, 1948, str- 31) and M. G. Gonikberg (ZhFKh, 2, 7, 1947) are antioned.
There are 3 figures, 1 tablej and 17 referencest 13 Soviet and 4 non-Soviet.
The three most recent references to English-language publications read as
follows: Uyehara 0. A., Watson K. M. Nat..Petroleum News, 36, 764, 1944.
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Calculation of the viscosity of ... B109/B125
Pitzer K. S. , Journ. of the American Chemical Society, July 16, No. 1.111
1955. Grunberg L. Ind. Eng. Chem. , ~L?9 5, 885, 1950-
ASSOCIATIONt Vsesoyuznyy zaoohnyy politekhnicheskiy institut, g. Moskva
(All-Union Correspondence Polytechnic Institute, Moscow)
SUBMITTEDt April 17, 1961
Table 1. Change in the viscosity of CO 2 at 1000C with pressure. Legendt
(1) P, atm, (2) experimental TL-10 g/cm-sec, (3) from the formula by
Enskog, Shirokov,-Panahbnkbv Stolyarov, Golubov.
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0"

BREW.N&Rj, $A; RASKINp I.MA,;,ALFERM., V.A. ROGMp K.P.; FILIPPOVA, G.S.
Metabolism of vitamin B6 and its effect in acuta hapatitl,.
Up. med. khim. 11 no.lt22-27 Ja-F 165. . , (MIRA 38:10)
I
1. Klinichaskoye otdeleniya Ministerstva, zdravookhrananiya SSSR#
Moskva.

11, 1 1 So Ta.L.; :FI=OVA G.V rMKIYj G. B.
,& RADU
Hadiosensitivity of Effoherichia, coli as related to the method
of cultivation and the conditions of the medium during X-ray
and jXpha-ray irradiation. Radiobiologiia 3 no.1:3/+-38 163a
(KM 16t2)
1e Inetitut, biologicbeekoy fizik-i AN SMp Moskva*
(ESCHEMCMA COLI) (RADIATION-PHYSIOWGICAL EYFM)

-BUTKNVICH-9- R-QVO-; --- SHUS1[KOVSXATA;-Te-*L_*1,_ redakton.-IMMYA-9 --GeV.-,- redaktors
BALXW,3, I.J., rodaktor,
(Peculiarities of working large coal iisams In the Chelyabinsk Basin]
Osobannosti razrabotki mashchnykh ugol.Inykh plastoy v Chaliabinskom
basseine. KoekTa, Ugletokhtsdat, 195.3, 162 p, OMRA 7: 6)
(Chelyabinsk Basin-Coal ulnas sind mining) (Coal mines and
mining-Chelyabinqi: Basin)

L
TONGUR. T.S.; GOWUVA, N.P.; DISKINA, L.S.; SPITKOVSKIY. D.M.;
YILIPPOVA. G.T.
nffi
kkfact of small. dose's of ionizing radiation on disoxyribonucleo-
proteins [with summary in Bnglibhl* ',Biofizika 2 no.4:469-475 157.
(XIBA 10:9)
1. Institut eksperimentellnoy biologii Akademlya meditsinakikh
nauk, SSSR, Moskva
(NUCIROPROUINS) '(X RATS ---.PHYS IOLOGIGAL XFnCT)

SHEMURM, Yn.L.# PLONHOY, V.I., FILIPPOTA G
7orn of the dosage cUryq Otained In Irradiating Escherichia coli
with X rays and alpha rays of polonium [with summax7 in English].
Biofisika 3 no.4:4?9-486 158 (MIRA 11:8)
le Institut b1ologicheekoy fisiki All SSSR, Moskva.
(ZSCHNRICHIA COLI)
(X RAYS-_PRYSIOLOGICAL WD',T)
(ALPHA RAYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL HFFNCT)

5'(4)
AUTRORS: Filippovat G. P., Engineer, BOV/67-59-2-8/18
--T`fffill~, ~I.Pj Professor, Doctor of Technical 3ciences
'TITLE. Viscosity of Air and Argon at Temperatures of Between 0 and
-1830 C and Pressures of Between 1-150 Atmospheres Absolute
Pressure (Vyazkost' vozdukha i argons. pri. temperaturakh ot
0 do -1830 C i davleftiyakh ot 1 do 150 ata)
PERIODICAL: Kislorod, 1959p4ltr 2f P 38 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. There are no data available 'In,publications on the viscosity
of the afore-mentioned gases. at pressure and low temperaturest
already indicated by other authors (Refs 3.,4,5).
In order to fill this gap, the Physico-technical Laboratory
of the VNIIKIMASh devised a method for determining the vis-
cosity of compressed gases at low temperatures. This method
is a new variant of the flow method. Accordingly, the gas '
passes through two capillary tubes, a determinant and a oom-
parative capillary. In the latter atmospheric pressure and,
room temperature prevail. The desired viscosity is proportional
to the ratio of pressure drop in both capillary tubes. A table
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0 and -1830 C and Pressures of Between 1-150 Atmospheres Absolute Pressure
contains data 6n the dynamic viscosity of the air and argon
at low temperatures in dependenco of pressure. There are 1
table and 5 referenceal 3 of which are Soviet.

71LIPPOVA I A
Raising the hybrid of belup and sterlet in the ponds of
collective farms in VoroneWh Province. Trudy sov. Ikht.
162, (MIRA 15:12)
1. 0611-ogichookaya stantsiya Voronothakogo gosudarstvennogo
.11~~versiteta.
(Voronezh Province--~t"cA breedi.10

Kasiakhetfino 80T,96010 12 no'31
U-pper A-tasu Ordovician in ceintra 12 16)
'59-
0 oresvedochTwy inistitut S,Ordzbonikidg0a
HoeltovskV 91901L apbic)
Stratigr
Im laller-Geologr,

FILIPPOVA, I.B.; SACHMUNOTA, M.N.
.Devonian stratigraph7 of the upper Ata-Sm Valley (central Kazakhstan).
Izvevyssuchebezav.; geol.i. razv- 3 no-1:37-52 Ja 160.
(MIRA 13:7)
1. Mookovskiv gosudaretvennyv universitat im. M.Y.,Lomonosova.
(Ata-Su Valle3r- Geology, Stratigraphic)

MIPPOVA, I.Les assistenj RYZHKOV, Ye.V., otvo red,
(Manmi oc laboratory vork in the couroo I'Radio suenser-
ing syntem] Posobis k laboratorxqm rabolam po kurou
"Radiotekbniabookis sistemV." Leningrad No.2. 1963. 30p.
4CRA 17 s 22)
1. Leningrad, Elektxotekbuicheskiy institat nyati, Kafedra
radiotekbniobemkikh oistem ovasit

Filappou., 1. YA.
FiUppovaj, I, Th.
#Problems of rebuilding the sandy shores of water reservoirs.0, blin
Higher Education USSR. Moscow Order of Labor Red Banner Construction
Engineering Inst imeni V. V. Kuybyshev. Moscow, 1956. (Dissertation
for.the Degree of Candidate in Technical Sciencea).
Knizhna yx let opis I
No. 15 1956 Moscow.
, .
7-7'

.
Investigating.the transformation of sandy ohores in case of oblique
approach of waves. TruAy Okean.kom. 4:156-160 159. (MIRA 13:4)
l.Moskovskiy ordena, Trudovo#o Znamaid inzhmerno-stroitellrAyy
inotitut im. V.V.Xuybvsheva.
(Coast changes)

B.I.; GERLIT, Tu.B.; GUSEVA, L.I.; HIASOYMOV, B-F.;JILIM. VA,.--.
Mass distribution of fission products produced in the irradintiou
of gold and uranium by nitrogen Iona. Zhur,skup, I teor, fist
34 no.22316-321 if 158. (mMA 11:4)
(Fission products)

USSjt./ Cultivated Pl&Utg- lfcdder Crops.
Abe Jour z Rof Zhuz - Rolcgi3lu, No 13, 1958, No. 56643
Author :, 11
at Taiiisity
I
n
Title The Effect of Nitragin and of the Salt Level B2 on the
Development of the'lRoot Syotez, on the Formation of
Root Tuborclog) and on tba Yield of Alfalfa Hay
Orig Pub tIzv& Yestesty; muohns in-ta pri Molotovsk, un-te,
195TS 3~0 No 10) V-86
Abstract The results of experiments conducted to find,out the,
effectiveness of nitrification by bacteria igolated from
salted solls are giveh in this paper. The methodd of
obtaining pure cultures of root tulovtle bacteria of
alfalfa, and methods of seed inoculatton are described.
The inoculation of alfalfa goods by various strains of
root, tubercle bacteria increased the yield of hay by
CWd 1/2
IMP diativated Plants. Fodder Crops.
Abs Jour Ref Mhur - Biologiya., NO 13, 1958, NO- 58643
13 - 19%. The various strains of root tubmlo bacteria
can be Placed in the fo3jowing order iarelation~to the
effect of their action on the root systez, as 'Von as
on the qualIty and (lua&'itY Of root tU130roles; the first
place belongs to the saLt level 32 of the cork-cojumnar
solonetzi in seconi place, Ve find the pure culture of
tubercle bacteria, isolated from alfalfa grovn In a
deep-columnar solonetz; the third Plaoo belongs to the
Pure, oulture of bacteria from the COMM chernozem.
The introduction of Phosphoric fertili%en increased
the devOlOPmOnt Of the alfalfa root system, and the
Yield of bay. It al=st doubled the nimber of root
tuberolea'in comParison with the contr4)1. Bibl. 20
titles V M- Kag hmanova
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Complement Tixativn
Application of complement fixation in the deter~"&tion of brucellosis. Veterinariia 29 no.
3&.30 W 152.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, July -19%. Unclassified.
2,

AMM, I*Re, votyrach; PILIPPOVA, K919, vetvrach.
Nzamining food and animl blood for carotene. Vaterinariia
no.10:72-75 0 (KCRA 11:10)
I.Bryauslm~a mewheovkhosnaya vetbaklaboratortyas
(Carotens).(7seding and feedi-bg stuffs"Analrols)

FILIPPOVA, K. I.
Dissertation: "Polymicrochemical Method of Analysis of Anions." Cand Chem Sci.
Moscow Obealco-Technological Inst imeni D. 1. Nandeleyev, Moscov 1953
W-30928
SO: Hgeratly Moscow, AN USSR
.1= Zhurnal, No. 5. Doe 1953,
ME F-M W

t fi
278. N t xt"flon for'
,V
A&Iytioetl Abet. 'A. P. mearsnh irbo and K.- I. F i va
Vol. 1 No. 2
Tddition of 0-1 N Cu acetate to in equa Vol. of A!
Feb 1954 6 per cent. soln. at aniline In 5 per cent. cello
r9 gives a reagent that produces a yell6w-broWn cryst,
Inoo anio Amlysto I
]i ppL with thiocyanates. According to Kordfixhan~
i ("MicrocryaWlcocopy," 1047). who proposed the.
reaction for the detection of Cu, the Opt.
[Cu(Cj1,NHJ.6K.Oj(CNS).. The test for thl-
cyallato can be carried out in a test tube, on a
111to, on filter-pyer, or on a inicrosco Iat do
ensitivity I Pg). G. S.
Oil 1~1
Elm
P

I-% Vvi 01 tA) QY
now AdALhMILjGrM11II NXIMM, -A.
knv. 1. mimic.
Me
Chemical Abet. ec n lint'. Gxxr. ANSI. AMM. 41,~
duu-lL1kIVOJ)."-1 Ile 62t N%W 1 the fm,ddof a,
Vol. 48 No- 4 brown opt. when CtO4-- or SOs-- reacts with beuxidinc.,
Feb. 25# 1954 and Cu(OAcN. Both can be added I ately or combined,
In a reagent coutg. eval ol.. of 0~5E...W. It bezzidine;
Analytical Chemistry In 5% AcOH and In 0.2N COA!t. Now ta am
believed to C"HOWHOS IM'a"
ICU** CuH.(N'JTf,).IhKN- Thetestea.b=-M-t-11
test M. an a spot &tc. or an fitter MM. M. Rafth .r
j

With jux~=.
1. CompTax compouu43 ot
oFP.,W- i-Rom
VeA I Mt, w in fM detection
P K h.
ONO, 9~44-07;
I Liam,
94-0. A
N Cationtof CE: loth organiz
addQ3~~nzidinc, O-Colidine, tuiline. c-ttduid;
amidopynne-re appli,l t-
-tolit(lint, vid
Ctf), -i(- N
dct~ ti'm of S'O", Sol'
flelw
M.
t""4

_pjfT~.A and t~V-,am7ih-v
of Oac is -h-~ I-. h-
rfc~ct~)CT4 in the pres-
,r.cv e. Za lo,:m, th a rizaet-ci-110!r. Tim
.ollier is the ;;:Wazlbfi
MC-N'Ictt k iops; cmil
i, uz~- lt*is Cku be &rrtd

IGNATIMA, LoAs.,
Study of oG. and 0-spodumenes by means of lufrared spectroscopy*
Zhur.fis.khim, '34 no.9:2092-2090 S 160. (MM 13:9)
1. Mookovskiy goeuwstvennyy universitet im. H.L.Iamomosova.
(SpAumene- Spectra)
jai 9
o
avl 'T
\0 %t0.
0l 0 pgoe,
eae
01 wxa evol
JOIN '3)r~ol "go 0 - 0. tyle -J~
ev 960t ele t'0 e ev~ 0-r%eT si~ 2 "~'e OLt e '00.6
-V 6e-D'~ '0 e g&+; ot t V
15'eo D 'Y~e 6xx%e
Val Tes6at i-o ot - ?.~ - -Bola 0
elDt 13) loq e-re
2 00 SO*
ot re. Tyle Go "Nosh
I I- ? ) a, . & & SIL&
C Tel V6(
ra Ge) 6 1.-
r,96 1 06" L'Oes VIO, illte 06 1~0'11 ta Te
0 0065 t.5'ou
,C' e
lt'O, EOT CL~sv ~tvoe ov test ,,.v e
MO. 110% 0c at5 'CIT 1) 096'a
~:ae'6. , A000 r'lCl 6.1-D- 6" 11-j T.-ro%
-Uts, to , 4-70 (w "m's rqv~ge
0 t-%'T4 ;,,Weed- t-~Ov' & &Je& tye
Y~05 C S-Z
.00.0 t It .06,10V st%l tioe eet-r ~OT
tots reg6o 00 10 eTe 14 A t11 e& S'P: -t'~1356
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At jr, Y~O L-10 1~1%eT e .?ec*
the \5~ ;:,,& Ill O-T

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Intoraotion of ~-spodumane*.*
to '1500 cm and with KC1 prism from 1400 to 550 cm- and compared with
the data of the initial substances. Besides these analytic methods
thermogravimetric and chemical analyses were used. 1) The minimum
tempering temp 'erature for a-spodumene required for a reaction with R 2304
(it is 950'00)9 2) the optimum temporature and time of the apodumene
- HI! SO reaction (up to 10000 spodumene is not changed; minimum reaction
1 4
temperature 1500G, optimum temperature with minimum reaction time 250
- 30000; 3) the reversibility of the reaction with H2 so4 by -tempering of
the fion-washed reaction product at 500, 700, 800, 900, 1000, and 11000C
wero determined. Results: -spodumene reacts with H 2so4 as follow-st
Li O-Al 0 4 SiO + R so ' 9-Li SO + H O-Al 0 4 SiO the IR spectrogran
2 2 3' 2 2-4 '2 4 2 2 3* 2; -1
of the residue shows one OR--%Oibrational band each at 3020 and 2450 cm
(the latter verified by substituting H 20 by D 20) which are not present in
the spectrogram of the initial substance. The above-mentioned reaction is
not possible with a-spodumene. Significant deformations of the crystal
lattice occur, if Li in spodumene Is replaced by H. The residue resulting
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1"K
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Interaction of ~_spodumene...
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after leaching is a partioular.mineral which is not 'like the product
leached under natural conditions. The substitution reaction effected by
H2504 is re,zersible above 700oC8 ~-spodumene is formed again. There are
6 figures, 4 tables, and 7 referencess 3 Soviet and 4 non-Soviet. The
four references to Engliah-language publications read as follo*ss
I. J. Bear. Chem. Engng. and Mining Rev., 5-0, 40 (Febr. 1958); 1, J. Bear.
Chem. and Engng. News, 32, no. 29, 2868; no. 51, 5017; no. 52, 5108 (1954);
L..E. Djigheuzian. Symposium on the extraction metallurgy of some of the
less Gommon Metals. London, W. C.,.2, march 22, 1956, paper 5.
Metallurgical Developments in the Recovery of Some of the less Common
Metals in Canada; R. Hadery R. Nielsen, W. Herre.' Ind. Engng. Chem.,
(12), 2636 (1951).
SUBMITTEDs February-201 1961
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ACCEWSSION 14R: AP4009480 S/V63/63/008/006/0706/0706
AUTHOR: F44ppoval K. I.
TITLE: N(!.,w color r;'a~tioi~ for hydrogen pe rbxi,de
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznoye~khimicheskb eobshchestvo. Zhurnal, Vs
y .81 no. 6
JC'63, 706
TOPIC TAGS: hydrogen::peroxide, identification, color reaction, color
reagent, copper-toluidine complex, copper-toluidine color reagent.
ABSTRACT: 14ydrogen peroxide may be selectively detected in the
presence of other oxidizing agents such as chlorine, chromates or
persulfa:.;cs by reacting with a copper-toluidine complex.at pH 6-7
!,;o form a characteristic orange-red precipitate which dissolves
rziidily in.acids to form a cherry redt'solution. To prepare the re-
agent: a saturated aqueous solittion of p-toluidine is poured into a
0.07 M solution of copper acetate in a 2:3 ratio. 0.5 ml. of a
saturated solution of sodium acetate Is added to 1 ml. of the copper-
toluidine complex. On adding 2-3 drops of a solution containing
hydrogen pe"roxide an orange-red precipitate forms whicht'dissolves in
Carcl V2
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"The Comparative'. Characteristics of Certain Ion-
Mcchanging Substances," D.I. Ryabcbikov, M.M.
S~nyavin, K.V. Filippova, Inst of Ceochemistry
and Anal Chem im V.I. Vernadskiy, Acad Sci USSR,
Moscow
Zhur Anal Khim, Vol 7, No 3, pp.135-144
Conducted a comparative study of dcoestic
cationites and anionites,.cOmparir4; them with-
the best foreign specimens with the aim of
using ion-exchange resins in chemical analysis.
According to their bulk specific gravities and
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~m~elli ngs, the most suitabie resins wexe the domestic
cationite$ SDSI-f and the domestio anioxdte, In
rognituae:of over-al.1 exluwgo capaeityo vithin & bra&&
pH interval, SDV-1, SDV-2, and SBS were the mostadtaus
cationites. The authors mentioned cationites witb
carboxyl functional groups, KK. The rec nded the
,_anionitej.MG-l, lor analytical purpoises.

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Filippova, K. V.
113:nvesti~iation of. the, optical anisotropia of transparent 'electret'.11
MoscaN, City Pedagogical Inst Imni V. P. Potemkbi- 'Noscow, 1956
1 L'
(Dissortation for the degree or Candidate in Physicomithervatical
Science)
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AUTHOR GUSEVA,L.I., FILIPPOVA,K.V., GERLIT,V.A., DRUIN,B.P.,
MYASOEDOVtB-F-, TAWTINiN.I.
TITLE Experiments carried out with a Cyclotron an the Occasion of the
Production of Einstoinium and Peritium.
PERIODICAL Atomnaja Energija, 1,. fasc. 2, 50-54 (1956)
Issued: 1. / 1957
The results obtained by some experiments carried out on the occasion of the
production of einsteinium and fermium by bou'barding %be uranium nualei. with
quintuply ionised nitrogen and with sextuply ioni2ea oxygen are described,
The half life and the energy of the a-particles are on this occasion deter-
mined by means of a photographic plate, with an ionization chamber which has
spherical. electrodes, and by means of a twenty-ohannel counting tube.
A chromatographic method was-used..for the purpose of separating the transplu-
tonium elements. By the bombardment of radioactive uranium with nitrogen ions
of 105 MeV an einsteinium isotope with the mass number 247 was obtained, but
by bombarding uranium with oxygen ions of 120 MeV a fermium isotope was ob-
tained.
INSTITUTION:

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NTIN, 11. 1. (Acad. So-; . USSR) -
"mass Distribution of Fission Fragmnts Formated by hitrogen Ions on Gold Und
Urar,iwn Nuclei." . .
paper submitted at the A-U Conf. on Nuclear Reactions in Aedium and Low v;nergy
Physics, Moscow, 19-27 ilov 57.

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Av&ca GERLIT., Yu.13., GUSIFMA L.1, MYASO1=Vj3.F*j TARA%`TINj N&IP'p
FILIPFOVA, K.V nmov-- G.N.
TITLE of Californium isotopus troauced in t~e Interaction between
Carbon Isotopes and Uranium Nuclei
(Vykhody tsotopov kalifornlya v reaktsiyakh waimodoyst"t=v
ugleroda a yadrami urana. Russian)
FMIODICAL Zhurnal Eksperim6 i Teoret. Fiziki 1957, Vol 33, Nr 2 (8), PI) 339 -
- 342 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT In a 67 cm cyclotron four-fold Pharged carbon ions are accelerated up
to go MeV. With this energy they impinge upon a thick uranium target
and cause the reaction U(C, n)Cf. The absolute yields per impinging
carbon ion and the following reactions are:
U239 (C"
4n) Gf 2)46 1
5 - 10 -9
,
,
U239 (C-12
O * 10-9
5n) Cf 245 O1j3
,
j
U239 (C 6n) Cf 244 9 . 1d-11

The fissioning of uranium bombarded with carbon was found to be
~JB 0 103 times more probable than.the 2paporation process of neu-
card 2/2 trons from the intermediary nucleus Cf PO
men

56.a24/47
Yield of Californium Isotopes Produced in the Interaction between
Carbon Isotopes and Uranium Nuclei
(With 1 table and 4 illustrations).
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ASWIMA, G,Aos" tekhn. -red.
[Physlas of dielectrics; pivoesdirgs of t1ii All-Unlou Conforl" on
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AUTHOR: Filippova, K. V.
48-22-3-27/30
ITLE: Investigation of the Electr'.c and Optical Properties of
T
"Electretized":Polymers.. ~ledovahiye . elektricheskikh -i
p 'kikh- polimero
o tich'es --svoys* elek ':i~etirovannykh V
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR,Seriya Fizicheskaya, 195SP
Vol. 229 Nr 39~PP- 343-351 (USSR)
ABSTMCT: 1) The author found that the optical properties of ths
eldet.rets from polymetbylmetacrylate differ from the optical
properties of the initial material. Whereas polymethy'lmetacrylate
is amorphous in the initial state, it may obtain the properties
of an optically anisotropio substance by "Electretization".
2) It was found that the amount of optical anisotropy which
was caused by the effect of the electrio field, depends on the
duration of "electretization". It was further found that the
anisotropy practically does not tak6 place with an 1,5 to 2
hours lasting thorough heating. With a 4 t6 6 hours lasting
thorough heating, a substantial increase in optical anisotropy
takes place. It attains its waximum value with a 4 to 6 hours
lasting thorough heating. A prolongation of the heating-period
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Investigation of the Electric and Optical Itroperties of 48-22-3-27/30
"Electretized" Polymers
the-optical anisotropy. This shows that the structura '1 change
of the amorphous polymethylacrylate is finished under the
action of the electric constant field at T T9. The dependence
of the amount of optical anisotropy on the tension of the field
was investigated. 3) The dependence of the electret properties
of the samples on the duration of heating during the
"electretization" process was investigated. It was found that
the superficial charge density 0 of the electret's changes
according to the different duration of heating. Longer heating
reduces the density of surface-charge I with the formation
of homogeneous electrete in strong fields. With the formation
of heterogeneous electrets In weak fields, longer lasting
heating increases the 0. All aforesaid changes of v of the
electrets may be explained 'by an increase in the heterogeneo-ae
charge. The latter, in its turn, can be explained by the
increase of the "frozen" dipole-polarization P. 4) The
relaxation processes of the electret-effect and of the optioa-l
anisotropy were investigated. The lacking of a correlation
between these prooesses was foundq whioh points to the
difference of the mechanism- 5) It was presumed that the
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"Ele-otretized" Polymers
0 COCH3 is the decisive moment with the formation of the
electret effect of the polymethylacrylate. It is also the
fundamental cause for the formation of the optical effect.
The latter ought, however, be correlated with the
orientation of lar fi Id of the polymeric chain than the
dipole radicale. 6frThe enalysis of the experimentally
obtained data allows the conclusion that the optical aniso-
tropy formed due to the "electretization" process is not an
absolute prerequisite for the existence of the electret effect,
which corresponds to the results of investigation of the
crystalline structure of wax electrets (refs. 5 to 7). 7)
Investigations on the opt1oal and electric properties of the
"electretized" polystyrerte carried out for the confirmation
of the determining roole of the dipole-polarization with the
formation of the electret eff6at and of the optical aniaotropy
in the eleatret polymethylmetacrylate. The electrically ob-
tained test results of polystyrene and of the co-polymer may
be evaluated as a confirnation of the determining r1o'le of the
dipole polarization with the formation of the electret effect
Card. 3/4 in the polymers. The negative results of the optical

fnvestigatior, of the Electric and Optical Properties of 48-22-3-27../30
'"Blectretized" Polymers
investigation must be considered a confirmation of the
formation mechanism of optical anisotropy in the polymethyl-
metacrylate proposed in the article.
There are 8 figures, 8 references,
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gorodskoy pedinstitut im. V. P. Potemkina
(Moscow Municipal PedagogimlInatitute imeni V. P. Potemkin)
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properties 3. Acrylic resins-Electrical properties 4. Foly-
methylmetacrylate--Optical properties 5. Polymethylmetacrylate
--glectrical properties
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AUTHORS: Tarantin, It. I., Gerlit, Yu. B., Gueeva, L. 1., 56-2-7/5'1
Uyasoyedov, B. F., Filippova, K. V., Flerov, G. It.
TITLE: The Mass Distribution of Fission Products Produced by the
Irradiation of Gold and Uranium by Nitrogen lone
(Raspredeleniye po mas,sam produktov deleniya,
obrazuyushchikhsya pri obluchenii zolota i urana ionami
azota)
PIMIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fizikip 1958,
Vol 34, Nr 2, PP 316-321 (USSR)
A33STRACT: The present work investiGates the mass spectrum of the
fission fragments of radon and einsteinium which are formed
in tile irradiation of gold and uranium with nitrogen ions.
First the exDerimental method is discussed. Gold- and
uranium plates of a thickness of 30 p were irradiated with
five-times charged nitrogen ions from a slit source at the
inner ray of an 150 cm cyclotron. The energy of the nitrogen
ions was 115 MaV. After the dissolution of the irradiated
target the different radioactive elements on the
Ca6rd 1/3 corresponding carriers were dissolved. The radioactive

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13~radiation of Gold and Uranium by Vitrogen Ions
isotopes were identified according to their half life. The
relative yields of the nucloi identified this way are
listed in a table. Adiagran shows the yields of the nuclei
given In thin table as a function of the maso number A. The
main part of the yield of fission producto is concentrated
within a comparatively narrow interval of mass numbers. The
yield of fission fragments increases rather greatly with an
increase of the mass number from 7o to loo, and with still
greater mass numbers it deoreases to the same extent. From
the experimental values of the yields of single nuclei the
total yields of the corresponding mass series (massovaya
tsepochka) were computed. The additional taking into account
of the yields of nuclei not identified in these experiments
changes only little the character of the distribution of
experimental points. The curve of the distribution of
fission fragments in relation to the mass with the values
A - 85 to 115 has tho shape of a narrow pealz with a half
width of about 2o mass units. The yields of Ga,72,73, BeI23,
Sb122 and the yields of the series of decays corresponding
to these nuclei do not coincide with the monotonous course
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Irra,diation of Gold and Uranium by Nitrogen Ions
different isotopes were identified among the fission
products forming in the irradiation of uranium with nitrogen
ions. The yields.of the accumulated nuclei are collected in
a table. The fission of nuclei under the action of heavy.
particles can be represented by the following scheme:
Formation of a compound mucleus, emission of neutrons and
fission. The half width of the curve of the distribution of
fission fragments on the mass is considerably smaller in the
fission of radon than in the fission of einsteinium. There
are 2 figures, 2 tablesv and lo references, 4 of which are
Slavic.
SULIAITTED: August 2o, 1957
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Applications 4. Isotopes-Determination
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