SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IVANOVICS, G. - IVANOVSKAYA, L.A.

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IVANOVICS, G.
Recent results in the virus ressarch In Huzgnry. Acta aderob,
hung. I no.1-3:279-288 1954.
1. Institut far Mikrobiologis der Ned1sinischon Universitat, Szeged.
(TIRUSZS
*research, Rangai7)

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E.; KOCH. A.; IVANOVICS, G.
Cyclic multiplica.tion of the Aujeszkyfs disease virus. Acta
microb. hung. 1 no.4:423-436 1954.
1. Institute of Microbiology, University Medical School, Szeged.
(VIRUSES
Aujeszkjrls dis. virua, c7clic multiplication)

IVANOVICS, G.; KORVATH, S.; SZOIWSY, E.
The influent& virus adsorblng capacity of the voiscul4ir ondothellum
of various mammals. Acta microb. hung. 2 no.1-2:121-129 1954.
1, Institute of Mlcroblolog7, University Xedical School, Szeged.
(IN?Lt]ZNZA VIRUSES
adsorp. by vase. andothelium)
(BLOOD VESSELS, pb7siol.
andothelium, adeorp. of influenza vi=n)

BELADI, L
Immunization of laborator7 anImals with Aujeazk:yln disease virus
following inactivation with ultraviolet rays. Ada microb. hung.
2 no.1-2:151-160 1954.
14 Institut fur Mikrobiologie der Medizinischen UniverBitat,
Szeged.
(VIRUS DISEASES, Immunol,
Aujeszlqls die., immun. of rabbits with ultraviolet-
inactivate4 virus)
(ULTUVIOIXT RAYS, off.
inactivation of Aujesz)Wle die. virus, immun. studies
In rabbits)

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EXCERPTA IMEDICA Sec.4 V01.1015 Microbiology MaY 57
1036. IVANOVICS G. Mikrobiol. Inst, , Med. Univ., Szeged, *Gewebskulturen als
--e-in-e-Nre-rh-o-d-e-aerquantitativenVirusforschung. Tissue cultures as a
method of virus titration PROPHYLAXE 1955, 2,1 (1-5) Graphs I
Tables 2 Illus. 5
If avirus causes changes in the cells of a tissue culture, such a culture can be
used as a means of titration. The author has previously described a method of
titrating a suspension of virus III with the help of a fibroblast culture from rabbit
testes. In the fibroblasts, inclusions were demonstrated by Giemsa staining. A
method was also worked out for the titration of the Aujeszkyschen virus on cul-
tures of embryo-chick heart. Infected cells do not grow and here is a possibility
for titrating the virus. By this means the author discovered a cyclical increase of
the virus. The author describes another method to titrate the influenza virus. He
grew the virus on tissue culture of chorionallantoic membrane and titrated the
virus in the culture fluid by means of haemagglutination. The great advantage of
this method of virus titration is the cheapness of the medium as compared with
tests on animds. The author thinks that the results of the titration method are
not quite as good as those on animals but in many cases this is of no great im-
portance. De Graaf - Abadan

IVANOVICS. G.; ALFULDI, L.
Observations on lysogenesis in B. megaterium and on magacine,
the antibacterial principle of this bacillus species. Acta
microb.hung. 2 no.3:275-292 1955.
1. Institute of Microbiologr, Medical University, Szeged.
(ZACILWS,
megaterium. lysogenic properties)

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IVANOVICS, Gyorg3r, dr.
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Tha queetion of polimWelitis virus still uncolved. Om. hatil.
96 no.34:925-928 21 Aug 55.
(POLICKMITIS VIRUS)

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These pliage-like offet:ts call be interprcted as a consequence of niv,."acip, ic-L.Inatioil.

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EXCERPTA MEDICA See 4 Vol 12p xDd. Micro. Feb 59
534. PROBLEMS CONCERNING THE PHYLOGENE61S OF BACILLUS ANTIIRA-
CIS -.1vilnovics G. and FOld4s J. Inst. (or Microbiol., Unly, Wid,
sch., Szeged - ACTA MICROBIOL. ACAD. SCL HUNG. 1958, 5f1 (89-109)
Graphs 2 Tables 4 Illus. 2
B-inthracis and B. cereus can be differentiated with certainty. The well-developed
phosphalase system together with the penicillinase activity of B. cereus make
differential diagnosis fairly accurate. Differences in phage sensitivity of the 2
bacteria offer an additional possibility for differentiation. A specific glucosamine-
galactose polymer was found to be a constituent of all 26 anthrax strains studied.
In this respect this species appears to be homogeneous, The same specific sub-
stance was found to be present also in some strains of B. cereus, This type of
B. cereus can be differentiated from those characterized by a polysaccharide of
differpnt chemical and serological nature, The latter polysaccharide consists of
I M glucose and 3 M amino-sugar. The amirio-sugars are glucasamine and an
unidentified hexosamine. Acetic acid and a peptide also contribute to the poly-
saccharide molecule. In the peptide part the presence of a,- i-diaminopimelic acid,
alanine, glutamic acid and aspartic acid could be demonstrated,

-?r-of.
Some aspects of antibiotic therapy. Ther. hung. 6 n0-113-8 1958-
1. From the Institute of Microbiology (IlArectw-3 Prof. Gyorgy IvanoTics),
Medical University of Szeged.
(ANTBIOTICS. ther. use)

IVANOVIGS, gy.o
tag)
Biology and antigenic structure of Bacillus anthracia. 14vy. Tudom. Akad.
Orv. Oszt. Koz1. 9 n0-1:17-33 1958.
1. A Szegedi Orvostudomanyi 3gyetem Mikrobiologiai Intezpte.
(BACILLUS ANTHRACIS
biol. individuality & antigenic structure Oban))
MH ININd
LL IPTILL
-T-12TI, T
L

EXCERF:'A X~.L'I~A jec 17 Vol 5/2 funilc Health Pab .5Q,
610. ETHYL-THIO-FORMYL COMPOUND WITH ANTITuBERCULOUS ACTIV-
IT Y - I v a n q y-i E 11 G. and D u m 1) a v i c h B. Inst. of Nlirrobiol_ IMed.
Univ. of -Szeged; Pharm. Res. Inst., Budapest - A MFR. RFV. 1*11 JIF:R(_
1950, 77/6 (1017-1018) Tnbles 2
The vemarkable anti-tb action of thioethyl compounds in animal experiments is
confirmed, also with regard to this new compound (ethyl -thio -formyl -glyci ne), In
which a formyl group is linked to amino-acid8. Like the other thloethyl compounds
it has no bacterlostatic effect on Myco. tuberculosis In vitro.
Date - The liague (XV11.150)

IVANOVI($, Gyorgv, JIr.
~e aspects of antibiotic therapy. Orv. hetil. 99 no.3:73-79 19 Jan
58.
I* A Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Mikrobiologlai Inte2etenek &~zlemezwe
Az Orvosi Hetilap alapitasanak 100-ik evfordulojara, a szerkeaztoseg
felkeresere irt tanulmany.
(ANTMOTICS, ther. use
current problems (Hun))

IVANOYIGS G,j~ ALFOLDI, L. ; ILkOY, A.
Masked provirus In bacillus.megaterium strains,,*Acta-virol.-Engl.-Bd.,
Praha 3(Suppleta.):23"26 1959. -
1. Institute of Microbiology, Medimil Univernityo Szeged, Hungnry.
(BACILLUS) (RACTZRIOPliAGS)

IVANOVICS, G.; NOY, E.; ALIFOIMI, L.
Magacinogany: Inducible synthesis of a nev 11amunoti-peciflo
Substance. Acta miarob-hungo 6 no,2:161-169 159.
1. Institute of Hicrobiolof, Hedical University. Szeged.
(BACILLUS
(ANIBIOTICS chom)

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~~~ ; , - ~~ 11 , : ? ?,I r1l - -
HXGY, E.; -A1FOIDI, L.; IVANOVICS.-G.,
Hegacing. Act4 microb.hung. 6 no-4:327-336 159.
1. Institute of Hicrobiolog7, University Hadical, School. Szeged.
(ANTIBIOTICS)

IV00VIC6, G. .
Present state of microbiological research in Hungary, Mikrobiologiia
2e no-5:783-785 S-0 159. (MIILA 13:2)
1. Direktor Mikrobiologichaskogo instituta Modituinakogo univerei-
tatat --%ged-t -vvrgT47W.- l?"! V,
, 7F/fi) (MICROBIOLOGY) I

IAWM,Judith; URGA,I.~-IU11OVICS,G.
-~~gea'. *at& microb. hrmg. 7 no-1:31-
Characterization of anthra:x
42 6o.
1. Institute of Microbiology, University Medical School, Szeged.
(BACILUIS ANTHRACTS)
(BACTIRIOPHAGI)
N

LANTOS, Tuditb;_ IVAJIOVICS, G.
The phage receptors of Bacillus anthracio. Acta microb, hung, 8 no-4:
379-388 '61.
1. Institute of Microbiology, University Medical School, Szeged.
(BACILLUS ANTHRACIS) (BACTERIOPHAG)

IMOVICS, GY ~ dr.
9-- -,
Col-toin and its bacteriogenic effects. Orv. hetil. 102 no.22:1009-1014
28 My 161.
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, Mikrobiologiai Inteset.
(ANTIBIOTICS pharmacol)

IVANOVICS, Gyorgy, dr.
Megacin and other bactericidal oubstancoo. Orv. hatil. 102 no.231
1063-1071 4 Je 161.
1. Ssegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyetsm, Mikrobiologimi Intozet.
(ANTIBIOTICS)

-j,VANQV1G&'-G"" CSISZAR' K.
T
Isolation and some characteristics of subtilis phages with transducing
activity. Acta microbiol. Hung. 9 no.2:209-218 162.
1. Institute of Microbiology (Director: G. Ivanovics), Universit~,
Medical School, Szeged.
(BACTERIOPHAU) (BACILLUS SUBTILIS)

jp.-

ALIKHANJAN, Sz.j. [Alikhanian, S.I.1; ~UNDLIH, SZ.Z. (JUndILn, S.Z.);
SZUCHODELECp V.V. (Sukhodelets, V.V.); KRILOV, V.N. (Krylov, V.N.1;
SZLBO,, Gabdr, dr. (translator]; I~POVICS, Gyol.~, pi.of.dr.
[translator]
Some newer problems relating to the genetics of microorganisms.
Biol kozl 10 no.2t8?-96 162.
1. Szovjet Urvostudomanvi Akademia Kurcsatovrol elnevezett
Atomenergiai Intezete (for Alikhanian, Mindlin, Sukhodelets,
Krylov).

HU1.1GARY
IVANOVICS,G., CSISZAR, K.; Medical University of Szeged, Microbiological
Institute [original language version not given].
"Congress of the Hungarian Microbiological Society 15-17 October 1962."
Budapest, Acta Microbiologica Academiae Scientiamn HunEaricae, Vol X, No 1,
0
1
963, page 5-100.
Abstract: The article presents a short sunmary on 54 papers presented
during the congress. No references.
24?3
1/1

IVANOVIGS, G.,.prof.
The present state of, the therapy of bacterial infections and the
prospects of the chemotheVapy of the viral diseases. Ther. hung.
11 no.1:9-13 163.
1. Medical University, Institute for Microbiology, Szeged (Hungary).
,(ANTIBIOTICS) (ANTIVIRAL AGENTS)

IVANOVICS, Gyorgy; akademikus., egyetemi, tana
The 1962 general meeting of the Hungarian Microbiolog~$&l
Society. Magy tud 70 no,1:63--(4 je, 63.
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem.

:VANOVII;~~, '-vor---, Dr; UnIver!mty of 2zeged
r ~st 11 --c 1-2 , 14
fin. Orvojt-udo:~anyi Fsyetem, in te'. eit
~~f th~~ Treatmi~lnt of Bactorial InftPeLlon~! and Frcicact3
nt, Crvosi fi~-tila , Vol K4, !'c- 1, 6 'ar 6.1, pa?-
At3tract: In '"'-s on *r-iaterlal. and virus -,hi! autlho"
.1`2cusses ~e me-jianii~~-. c.-" action cf all rulfwmides, I'll-P
biology of VICUSP's and -.11eir modo~ 0.11 aTtp,~.,k Orl Cu! celL, 1-1
"n detail. Th-i lp,:~k nf wita ntl':)-Io-Ac
13 explained, th:-~~-rbtical an,i
Lhe -41starlt of !.t:3 practleal u--!:e
(I 'Hungariart, 24 tiesterr. reference6
L
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an

MARJAI, Elisabeth; L~ANOVICS, G.
The effect of different anticancer agents on inducible systems
of Bacillus megaterium. Acta microbiol. aoad. iicJ. Hung. 11
rio.2:193-198 164.
1. Institute of Microbiology (Director: G. Ivanovics), University
Medical School, Szeged.

IVA!.'O'IICS-,.,C,.; VARGA, I.; VARjAI, M-L-mbet~
Awcotroplis of bacillus anthranie. Acta microbioj- acad. sci.
l5ing. 10 nc,'-'-409-420 163-164
1. Instiiite of 'Microbiology (Director; G. Ivanovics), Uni-
vers-ity iJedical S.-hool, Szeged.

TVANG11ICS, Gyor~7y, dr.
'Recent achievements in --enetic:3 on the bfisi-.3 c~f t-.-ts pi.r`ormed
.~ L
on microorganisms. Elovil-ig 10 w_1:7-1~-, I t" 5.

LAIII ~ T 0 S ,judith; IVAIJOVICS, G.
AP.aline phosphatase repression by inorganic phrsphate L-1
Bacillus anthracis and Bacillu-- cerens. Acta mlc~roblol.
acad. sci. flimg. 11 no.4:351-355 164-.*65.
1. Public Health Station (Director: 11. Vetro) qr.,! Inntitute of
,,IJcr,c)biolc-.L-,r (Directorr G. Ivanovics), Unlverri!-Ly Medical School,
Szeged.

ANGELESCU, A., ing.; IVANOVSCHI, B., ing.
Drainage of methane in coal mines. Rev min 15 no. 5/6s
271-277 MY-Je 164.
V 11: - V!, IT!
IiTi I' 'ij

IVAhOVSKAYA, A. A.
IvanovBkaya, A, A. - "The life and works of F. M. Poroao,'O (Biologist, 187?-1548),
Trudy Odas. gos. un-ta im. Machnikova, Vol IV,19499 p. 167-70
SO: U-5240, 17, Dec. 53, (Latopis 'Zhumal Inykh Statey, No. 25, 1949).
L!;11.!E 'i iL~l L~ L-1- i ~., I - - - 1 - ;.:- I ; 1, r ;! I . ~.; 2

~ t ! 1 t'l ~:! I- I I 'I q 'I. j' - ! .. ~. " , 1 1 1 1 ' , I
!- :',.
Beans, Grafting
Increasing the root system of plants by grafting. DokJ, AN SSSR 82, No. 1, 1952.
Odesskiy Gosudarstvennyy Universitet Jin.
I.I. Mechnikova., red. 6 Nov. 1951.
50; Mont List of Russian Accessions$ Library of Congress, *,A~iy 1952 - --I~ Uncl.

IVAROVSKAYA, A.A.; SUKAGHEV, V.A.. akademik.
Xffect of various soils on the growth and formation of lemon and tangerine.
Dokl.AH SSSR 93 no.1:175-177 H '53. (KWA 6:10)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR (for Sukachev). 2. Odeaskiy gosudentvennyy universi-
tet im. I.I.Mechnikova, (for Ivanovekaya). (Lemoa) (Tangerine)

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MR/ Agriculture - Plant physioloa
card 1/1 Pub 22 - 45A9
Authors I Ivanovskaya, A. A.
Title I Growth and formation of the Chinese lemon on diff(krent,uncultivated.I
plants
PeriWical I Dok. IiiN SSM 100/5, 1013-1015, Feb 11, 1,955
Abstract I Investi,i-,ation was conducted to determine and explifl.n hot; ~a Chinepot
lemon Crows and develops when ndapted to differAjht- 1.3nodltivated solls
the suitability of which was not yet investirated, for this type of:
lemon. Results obtnined are stated. One U,"ir% refixende. (19~2).
Tables.
Institution t The I. I. D"echnikov Ztatc Universillys Odossd
Presented by : Academician, A. L. 1-,urs~inov, Decembe-r h. 1954

USSIVCultivated Plants Subtropical, Tropical 14-9
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.) No 1., 1958., No 1772
Author :-A.A. Ivanovskaya
Inst : UniverslW-oTr"Odessa
Title :Root Systems of Wildings of the Chinese Lemon
Orig Pub :Dole-lad AN SSSR) 1956., log, No 6~, ix&220~
Abstract :Me nonml root system has been studied of seeiUings of the
Chinese lemon (5 yrs old) and those obtained by gxsiftimg on
trifoliata, bitter orange, lemon and orange at tlwi ago OT 3
years. Me measuremmt of the rooto was parfonuoll to s. ileptl-l
of 55-60 cm on soil strata every 5 cm- AccoriUng, to their
diameter, the roots were divided into 4 fractionii. Obvious
peciLliarities of the root systems were discovered, which could
be seen in the form of the spreading of small abcmbing root-
leto with a diameter of less than 2=, by the depth. of' their
penetration into the soil, and. by the indicator of tM ro-;t
population (the size of an overall surtace of sir.0-1 roots at
a rLven level per I cm of its magnitude). The most villorous
Card : 1/2
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USSR/Physiclo~;y cf Plants - Mineral Nutritiz)n.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 15, 1958, 67803
.Author : lvan,)vskayn- . _ALA.
Inst : Odcssa Univeraity.
Title : The Role of Organic Acids in -the Aesimilation by Corn
Roots of Carbon.
()rig Pub : Nauchn. yezhegodnik Odessk. U11-t) 1956, Odessa, 1957,
203.
Abstract : The roots of 12-day old corn shoots were immersedEor 90
minutes in a dilute Knop solution contaiaing "a2C3- 0
(33--L cxries/liter). With weak illumination (one 3;; watt
bulb) the radioactivity of or~pnic acids was, in the roots,
81.2%, and in the leaves, 91.11,~3) of total radioactivity.
Under heavier illumination (two 300 watt bulbs) 2-3 tirkes
less C14 was drawn into the molecules of orEpnic acids.
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Nutri
Abs Jcur Ref 21u2 No 15, 1958, 67803
The roots contained wre markcd succinic acid, and the
leaves mro aPPle acid.
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-IVANOVSKAYA. A.A. LIvanovelka. H.0,]. dote.
Effect of rootstock on some biochemical indices In the Chinese
lemon, Pretpi Od. un.Ser,biol.nauk no.8(vol.147):11-18 157.
(DIIRA 12:4)
. (Citi-o-n) (Grafting) (Plant phvaiolog7)

*IVALIOVSKAYA A.A.[Ivanovslka, H.O.1; LEBEDEV, S.I., doktor biol. nauk,
proT-.,~~ademik, otv. red.; SHAFIAOVICII, M.D. , tekbn. red.
[Biochemistry; a course of lectures] Biolchimiia; Icurs lektsii.
Odessa, Odesskii gos. univ. im. I.I.Mechnikova, 19:59. 195
WI'A 15:6~*
1. Ukrainskay& akademiya sel'skokhozyEqvtvtmnykh nauk (for
Lebedev).
(Biochemistry)

IVANOVSKAYA, 7. -
Preventive medicine is most Important. Okhr.trizda I sots.
strakh. no.12:24-26 D 159,. 011RA 13:4)
1. ZavediWushchaya zdravpunktom Ostankinekogo plyovarennogo
%,,.- zavoda, (Ostankino-Brewing industry-f(ygienic aspecta)

!VANOVSKAYA, A.V.
lxrwer-t,r ... iassic phosphate-bearirg s,~dlmentr, in ',h,-
interfluve. Trudy Inst. geoh I geoftz., Sib~ otd, AN'
80-66 '64. (M-111, 17:11',
1. liol :;, ~

FRAVDINA, O.V.; KUMMOVA, L.V.; IVANOVSKAYA, F.A.; TAPT'APOVA, S.I.;
ALHAZOVA, A.I.; LYAPIIEV&IY-O-- S.S.-0--ked.-II-NOVIKOV, Ta.A., red.;
MUMIKOVA, H.S., tekhn.red.
[RaBsys on the pathology of speech and of the voice] Ocharki po
patologii rechi i golosa. Pod red. S.S.Liapidevskogo. Hoskva,
Goa.uchebno-pedagog.izd-vo M-va proov.RSFSR. No.l. 1960, 148 p.
(MIRA 13:12)
1. Moscow. Moskovskiy goBudarstvannyy pedagogichoskiy inatitut.
(Speech. Disorders of)

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FOMII~NA, BYK, S.Sh.; WANOV.SKAYA, G.F.; SIKUPYAN, ;":%',
Vapor-liquid equilibrium in the system isopropy,'! aIcnLc;I - nrrrane
,gion of nal.1 con,,~entratioi-s cl !Fioprcq~-]
propylene fraction In the --L 'I I -
alcohol. Khim.prom. 41- no.7:509--510 Ji 165.
("ap'l 18:s)

YEYDILY3 AMMOVTO11, MI.I., IVANOVSKAYA, I.A. ITTKOLAYEV, ".S., TULYANKITIA, 1M.-
I J. 1 '3.
Cosmic Rays
Spatial distribution of penetrating particles in atmospheric Aowers of com-nic rays.
Zhur. eksp. i 4.eor. -fiz. 22 no. 4, 1952.
Investigates the spatial distribution of penetratinT particles in atom
showers by means of counters connected to hodoscopes, Shows that the percent of penetrat-
ing particles increases proportionally to the distance to the showents axin. The total
.y of the shower. Presents
enerL-y of penetrating particles exceeds half of the total enerr
proofs of existence of showers with a complex spatial structuro. Indebted to A-cad D. V.
Skobeltsyn,, N. A. Dobrotin., 0. T. Zatsepin. Received 15 Dee 5.1. 215T81
2
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ttUTHOR IVANQVS"~A, I.A.t KULIKOVY G.V.) i'utwi3O&iL'Yik, I.Ii. SARYCHEVA, L.I.
TITLE Cloud Chamber Inveqtigation of the Zlectron-Photon
tensive Air Showers at Sea Level
(IssledovanJyeelektronno-l'otonnny komponenty shirokikh atmosfern,(kh
'V 11s
livney na urovne mRrya pri pomoshchi kamery ona. Russian)
P~,RIODICAL Zhurnal Eksperim. i Teoret. Fizlki 1957, Vol 33, 11r 2 (8)) pp 356 -
- 361, (1i.s.s.R.)
A3STRACT By means of a Wilson chamber located atsea ievel the energy spectriur,
of the electron-photon component of a broad atmospheric; shower with
different numbers of particles and different axiu spanings was in-
vestigated, A dependence of entrgy spectra of the number of particles
in broad showers was not observed. In a large distance from the shc-
wer 2.xis the energy spentrura becomes "soft(:.r". The expeldmentally
found shire of high-energy electrons ill different axial spitaings can-
not be brought into line with the number computed by means of the
cascade theory.
For an axial spacing of 2 - la m the spatial distribution of th, ener-
gy flow, of the electron-photon component of the shower call be ;ppro-
ximated by the law r-n . n w 2,0 + 0,5.
C ard 1/2 (With 2 tables, 5 illustrations, aRd 3 Slavic. references).
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Abrosimov uman I kov, V. I., Ivanovskay it, I A -5 -4/4 6
AUTHORS A. T 56
Sarycheva, L. 1.
TITLE: The Angular Distribution of the Axes of Extensive Air Showers at
Sea Level (Uglovoye raspredeleniye osey shirokikh atiaos.fernykh
livney na urovne morya)
PERIODICAL. Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, 1957,
Vol. 33, Nr 5, pp. 1110-1115 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: By means of an eqaipilltnt i.,ianufactured in 1954 and consiztirLu of
a cloud chamber (6o x 6o x 30cm) and 288 hodoscopic counter tubes,
the angular distribution of the axes of extensive air showers
was measured also.
The extension chamber served for the dater[ain:i-,ion of the oritn-
tation of the particles, for the observation of the interaction
of the high-energetic particles with the lead atoms tild for rea-
saring of both the electron and photon energy.
72 counters were combined in the hodoscopic points. (13 x 24
with 330, loo and 2', cm2 mec~suring surface) permitting the Lleasu-
rement of the particle density ill 4 Points of the cross-section
of the ahower. Frow this the orientation of th,! a...es of a showo3r
can be determined. The angular distribution of tha axes of exten-
Card 1/2 sive showers Was meagured in thc intervitlo. 0 to lr)oj lo to 200

e I's a ~3-,
The An-.~lar DistriOutiun u1' tthi- Axes of Air
Level.
2o-3oo, 30 to 400, 40 to 500. If the ArAr,'LilIr CLiStribUtiQll i.3 I-e-
presented by terms of cos" e th,7 vllui~ 8,3 1 1,4 is obtained for
n. There ar,-- 3 tibles, .~ fi6ares, und -,j .1~1%vic rel'er#--nces.
ASSOCIATION: 21doscow State University, Physics InStitute ii;,Cni P.I.I.Ltbedev
of AN USSR (Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy univtroiVit, Fizicht-3kiy
institut im. P. IT. Lebcdeva, Akadeiiii nauk 83SH)
SUBMITTED; Mai 8, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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AUTHORSi Ivarovskaya, I. A., Sarycheva, L. S.
TITLE: Cloud Chamber Investigation of the Nuclear-Active Coml:onent
of Wide Atmospheric Showers (I%ucheniye yaderno-aktivno~,
komponenty shirokikh atmosfF;rnykh livney pri pomochchi
kamery Vill sona) -
PERIODICALt Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheakoy Fiziki, 1956,
Vol. 34, Nr 1, pp. 45-52 (TJSSR).
ABSTRACT: By means of a cloud chamber with seven lead plates the aut-horn
investigated nuclPar interactions which are cauued by thn~
particles of wide atmospheric showers. in thia coiite-,~t a part-
ir -eELt(' - -,e'
icle is defined as nuclesr-active if it , CZ .9 ill I.I. lea
plates of the cloud chamber a shower SILtiof.,?-Ing certain con-
ditions specified here.. At the beginnitag, the spatial distri-
butior. of the nuclear-active particles is invsstieated. The
authors determined the current density Jpnucloar-active (r)
of the auclear-active particles in a wide inicle-T-act-1ve
shower in different center distances by uGinC a well-known
formula. A diagram ohows the results for widl:i showers with
Cgtrd 1/3 an average number of 2.lo5 particles. Av a va3ult of tne great

Cloud Chamber Investigation of the Nuclear-Active Component 56-1-3l'Ic
of Wide Atmospheric Showers.
statistical errors it is iMossible to dc6ci-I-be the ~!x,-Act
form of tvie spatial distribution of the nucl~!ar-active part,
icles. But the distribution received here iz not c-catradictor'y
to a distribution of the typ r- n, with the vttlue of n clo:i~~
to 1. Two main groups of nuclear electron u!iaweru can be dts-
tinguished: showers with narrow electro!-.L ca3a,ides, and 4,hot;e
with no electron cascades of high enerp-,y. A characteristiQ
feature uf the first group of showers Is the narrow angula3. -
distribution of the particles and the high anergy of the "'C11-
tral pions which form the beginning of thL- electron-photor,
cascades. The showers of the second group have a wide anCular
distribution of the particles and a comparatively low cnQrts-i
of the neutral pions. Besides these two main groups of
nuclear electron showers two saiall groups were found. The
next passaSe d,3els with the determination of the energy of
nuclear-activ.,., particles by means of the different methods
suited to each of these groups. About one half of the
nuclear-active particles are charged, the rest is neutral.
He can be concluded from this that the nucle-ar-active com-
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Cloud Chamber Investigation of the 'fuclear-Active Comnj;oneut 56-1-6/516
of Wide Atmospheric Showers.
109-10 10 eV chiefly consists of nucleons. There are o'
figures, 4 tables, and 8 references, 5 of which ~:re Slavic.
ASSOCIATION. bbscav State University . Physical Institute itaeni P.N.
Lebedev of the Ali USSR (.Moskovskiy gosud=-stvennyy uni-
versitet. Fizioheskiy inatitut imeni P.11. Lebefleva Akademii
nauk SSSR).
SUBMITTED: July 25, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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21(8) SOV/56-35-6-43/44
AUTHORS: Ivanovskaya, I. A., Hakobollskaya, 1. V.
TITLE: On the Problem of the Spectrum of the Electron-Photon Component
of Extensive AtmuGpheric Showers (K voprosu o apektre
elektronno-fotonnoy komponenty shirokikh atmosfernykh livney)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskay fiziki, 1958,
vol 35, Nr 6, pp 1583-1584 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. The present work was carried out in Moscow ill *1956 for the pur-
pose of clearing up the difference between tho results obtained
by the authors of 2 previous papers (Refo 1,2). The energy
spectra obtained by these works differed from one another in the
energy range of < 109. Besides, the two earlier papers gave
different values of the share ( >,- 109)/t, (> 0) of high- one rgy
electrons and photons. For the purpose o2 solving this problem
new experiments were carried out on sea-level bX means of the
same cloud chamber as before. The already described control
system made it possible to select extensive atmospheric showers,
the axis of which in 70% of the cases passed the chamber at a
distance of from 0 to0j m. The average number of particles in
Card 1/3 the3e showers was 3.1 . After measurements of 400 hours dura-

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S I
On the Problem of the Spectrum of the Electron-Photon Component of Extensive
Atmospheric Showers
tion, 385 showers were determined. The energy opectrum of the
electron-photon component found by these measurements is shown
by a diagram. The spectrum found by this work differs from the
results obtained by the aforementioned previous work (Raf 1).
After careful analysis and comparison of previous and new ex-
perimental data, the authors formed the following opinion con-
cerning the causes of the aforementioned differences: 1) In the
interval of from 0 to 3 m the axis of t-he showers recorded by
the earlier (Ref 1) and by the present work were differently
distributed over the distances from the cloud chamber. 2) in
the earlier work only few showers were recorded in a distance of
less than 1 m from the chamber, which was apt to lead to con-
siderable fluctuations with respect to their share. 3) Because
of the small number of counters in the hodoscope used in the
earlier work, distances from the shower axis and the cloud
chamber were determined with insufficient accuracy, so that a.
certain part of the showers of greater dii3tances was assumed to
belong to the interval of from 0 to 3 m. An exact analysis of
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On the Problem of the Spectrum of the Electron-Photon Component of Extensive
Atmospheric Showers
earlier regarding the high degree of dependence of the share of
high-energy electrons and photons on the number of partinles in
the shower was not confirmed, The authors thank G. T. Zatsepin,
S. I. Nikol'skiy, L. I. Sarycheva, an& 0. 1. Dovzhenko for dis-
cussing the results obtained. There are 1 figure and 4 Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut im. P. N. Leibedeva Akademii nauk SSSR
(Physics Institute imeni P. B. L~jbedev of the.- Academy of
Sciences,USSR)
SUBMITTEDt June 27, 1958
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S/056/60/03~)/01/05/029
4, '9 0 0 B006/BO70
AUTHORS: Ivan o-Y-akpYa,--I-_A ~=Eetjov, YO- Y-, M_al.'tsevj E- I-
1~rokesh, A., Stashkov, G. M., Chuvilo, I,, V.
TITLE: A Possible Case of the Disintegration of a Feutral Cascade
Meson
PERIODICALg Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fizilci, 1960,
Vol. 39, No. 1 (7), PP. 44-46
TEXT: During the irradiation of a two liter Xenon bubblo cliamber with
negative pions (momentum 3 Bev' /c) in the ITEF AN SSSR (Institute of
Theoretical and Experimental Physics of the AS USSR) 20000 photographs
were taken. In their evaluation one was found, represented in Fig. 1,
which is assumed to disintegrate according to the scheme DO -aK+ + i%
Fig. 2 shows the geometrical scheme of this decay event. The chamber
worked without a magnetic field. Identification of the partioles was
made only according to ionization and multiple scattering. The results
of measurement are compiled in a table. In the diagram the paih ends are
denoted by letters, so that the particles (i.e., the tracks) are described
in each case by two letters. Point b lies in the primary pion beam. The
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Neutral Cascade Meson Boo6YB070
directions of motion of the particles are denoted by arrows-. The mass of
particle "ball,which is stopped in the chamber volume, was determined to
be (49CL+-190) Mevp which agrees with the mass of the K meson within the
statistical error limits. The momentum determination for the llcdIl parti-
cles gave the value (180�54) Mev/c, which corresponds to a K1112 or K112
decay. Further considerations showed that the track sequence "ball - llcdll
represents a e meson decay (and not Tr-,u- e).
The "ball particle of momentum (113�22) Uev/c and
d mass (195�55) Mev corresponds to a pion or a muon.
Since the track ends with a nuclear disintegration,
"ball is considered to be a pion. Some other pos-
sibilities of decay modes are discussed, as for
1170 40 example, Ko+n --.,Pn+K++n-. But, on grounds explained.
b
here they have very small, probabilities~ The only
probable interpretation of the obnerved decay
remains the made DO - K++,T + q with q - tO - 50 Nev,
a The mass of Do is taken to be (660+50) Mev a*nd the
mode of production is assumed to ~_e P_ + P -!Pn + Do,~
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Neutral Cascade Meson B006/B070
Since a D + meson is already known, it may be assumed that, D D0-
and D-- mesons exist, which all decay according to the scheme D -* K +-ft. v
There are 2 figures, 1 table, and 7 reforences3 5 Soviet, 1 Chinese; V1
and 1 Italian.
ASSOCIATIONs Ob"yedinennyy institut yadern kh issledovaniy Joint
Institute of Nuclear Research
SUBMITTED: February 15, 1960
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IVATTOVSKAYA, I.A.; KUZPTLTSOV, Ye.V.; PROKESSII, A.; CHUVILO, I.V.
Cross polarization of 4hyperons generated by 'V~ --u"ons
with a pulse of 2,8 Bev/c on xenon nuclei. Zhur eksP4
i teor. fiz. 40 no.2:708-709 F 161. ~MIRA'14:7)
1. Obtlyedinemyy institut yadernyA issledovaniy i Institut
teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki UI SSM.
(Mesons)

-77 .... . ....
StrmnZt~ Farticlen Prodl.v.-tion, on Yi!rc-,-. 7,'u-c-le! n t.`&
report prenented at the Intl. Conference oil High Fnera Phyatca, re-nevil,
4-il J,ay 1962
Joint InntLtut~ for Nuclear reactirch
Laboratory of Ifigh Fnergics

T, VAT,:77~,C)V. A. f%,
A., A.
"Cm;E;-Scctlon of the Cerneration ,,I oli.1 In the Crulrnb FIP
.1e
of th-, Xr.,non Nuclew; at Min I-',(,r,-ent.L:M Of 1) C-i1c',
mr-z!rt pref3entrd at the Tntl. Conference on IlIgh rn,!rjry Ilrailml, (11,11r.,tito
4-L1 Jidy 1~-42
Joint In3t. 'Or Iluclear Pei;erLr,:h
Lab. of Energlt!s, rubna, 1962

S/056/62/043/003/005/o63
B125/BIO2
AUTHORS: Ivanovskaya' I. A., Kuznetsov, Ye. V., Prokash, A.,
I I _01 i -
TITLL; Angular distribution of decay productz from J\--hyperona
produced by 2.8 BeV/c n--mesona acting on xenon nuclei
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i tooreticheakoy Miki, v- 43,
no. 3 (9), 1962, T65-T74
TEM": The asymmetr coefficients for the angular distribution of the
decay products of X_ hyperons were determined from 360 reliably
identified or Ko) imDerfectly deter-
_A-!-partioles and from 70 cases (A 4
mined.' These particles were produced by negative 2.8 BeV/c pions on
xenon nuclei according to n +p -->KO+A. The relation aP I - 0-27 + 0.12
holds for the up - down asymmetry with respect to the plane of production
of the A--particles at momenta from 400 to 900 Mev/c in the coordinate
system of Fig. 2. a characterizes the degree of parity nou-conservation
n the A-paKticle decay. With
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fLngular distribution of decay ... B125YB102
+0 15 the value 0.306+0 18 is deduced for the polarization
a - -0-75-0:50 0:22
P averaged over the production angle. ThLf transverse polarization
depends on the momentum of the A-hyperon ih the laboratory system and
perhaps changes its sign at the momenta ;>900 Mev/c. Owint~ to this loi-,,
polarizability, heavy nuclei cannot be used as targets for the production
of polarized particles. Systematic errors, difficult to control (being
., make it more difficult
perhapq of the same order as the effect itself) 4
to draw exact conclusions as to the amount of aP2' Thi3 amount
characterizes the forward-backward asymmetry. For all.&-particles
produced according to n +Xe A+K+Xel+nn, perhaps aP- 3 ' 0. The quantity
aP characterizes the right left as;rmmetry. Xel denotes the secondary
3-
nucleus and nn are the accompanying pione. With 260 -the asymmesry
ap3 Ls non-zero for allk witb any momentum. There are 3 figures and 1
table.
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S/05 62/043/003/005/063
Angular distribution of' decay ... B125YB102
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki
Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Theoretical and
Experimental Physics of the Academy of Sciencea USSR).
Ob"yedineanyy institut yadernykh iseledovaniy (Joint
Institute of Nuclear Research)
SUBMITTED: March 27, 1962
Table: dependence of the asymmetry coefficients on momentum (in %,Lev/c)
and the emission angle of the A -particle in the laboratory system.
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AUTHOR: Ivanovskaya, 1, A.;.Kuznetqqy,, Y C1 120
g,,-V,,- Prckeah, A.; 1.11v V.
TITLE: Production of strange particles by 2.6 BeV/c neWtive pIons or, Xenon
nuclei
1456 '1162
SMCE: Zhurnal eksper. i teoret. fiziki, v. 44, no. 5.- 96.
TOPIC TAGS: Strange particles, production cross sections, negiLtive-pions,
LAMBDA hylperons, neutral Kaons, xenon and freon
I
ABSTRACT: The relative and absolute"4oss sections vere meaujvmd fdr:the
different c%annels of production of strange partlales,, msWy WMEA, ]Vperons
and neutral Kaons, by 2.8-B--V negative pions in a xenon bubble w1mber. 117iie
angular and momentum distributions of these particles are elao preeonted. Botih
direct particle prodaction. end production via short-lived irAw-j:edJat4.- particlen
are included. The experiment ~ma described in detail in a separate wvticle by
the authors (Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fizW,, vol, i4.~, -765,
19621. -s=tiozi-r!Learsurwent--r-&.ul4.a am Ubulated (EllaclowLro1 It
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:A:
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Is concluded that reactions differing only with regard to the c).wxgJ3 of atran;jel
particles occur with identical intensity, The experimental cross station raticia
are in good agreement -with Fermi-model calculatims for sorA casesp aad 1.5
times smaller in others. The bulk of the LAMBDA hyperons exte emitted. backqareL
w-Ithin a 154-1800 come in the pion-nucleon center of =so syatum. 11,I)e arigulax
distributions depend only sligbtly on the strange-particle calix9e. About 30% of
the LA.MWA hyperons are scattered in the parent nucleus. Comimriorm of the
an the neutral Kaon-Antikaon pairs produced In frean and xevan indledites. that the
neutral Kaons are scattered considerably less frequently in t1it maaleus. The!m
are 3 figures, 5 formil z, and one table.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of theoretical and enerimeiltal:g& ut
-f Wki) -'-Jojmt-jnstitut*:~~V~ wseari4-
teoreticheskoy, - i- eksperimental I noy~ ~--mOpOw ~p =1:.
(Cro"yedenennyy institut yadernyldi iaGledovsn71y`T-.
SUBMITUD.- 171fov6 DATE ACQ.-- 12Jun63 EXCL: 01
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NR RU BOV: 007 001
Ca-d 2/
rr-n "I" U-T, 11L

ACCESSION NR:
AP4042562 S/0056/64/046/006/2023/2027.
AUTHORS:- Gramenitskiy, I M.; I a ov'5,%aya,, X.. A. ~ Kanarek,. T.;
Okhrimenko, L. S.; Priokesh, A., Tikbonova, L. A.
TITLE: Investigation of the reaction Tr_ + Xe -o iT- + 7r0 ; xe for
9 GeV/c primary negative pions ' . I
SOURCE: Zh. eksper. i teor. fiz., v. 46, no. 6, 1964, 2023-2027
TOPIC TAGS: pion, pion interaction, pi meson product, negative pi
meson, neutral pi meson, xenon, Coulomb field 6
ABSTRACT: The production of negative and neutral pions in the inter-
action between negative pions and nuclei, with small mo'rmenEum trans-
fer to the recoil nucleus, was investigated in a xonon bubble chazber.
The greatest interest in these reactions lies in the process of pro-
ducing a neutral pion in a Coulomb field,,for this reaction can yield
information on the interaction between pions and qaicara r4iys. The so-
Ccrd.. 1/2
_E,777 M, F! ~ra

IVAKOVSKATA, I.L.; NOVIKOV, A.G.
Large rectangular cloud chamber. Zhur.takh. fiz. 26 no.1:209-212
Ja 156. (Cloud chamber) (KLRA 9:6)

5(2), 5(4) S CV,/Cz,: _5 q -3 - 15 '2 1
AUTHORS: Parfenov, A. I., Ivanovskaya, I. S.
TITLEi The Electrode Properties of the GlaLiaus of the System
Lil)O-Cs2O-Sio 2
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Lenin--,radsklogo univeri-Iteta. Scriya fizilrci i
0
1959, Nr 3 , PP 94 - 9.9 ~";Ssa)
ABSTRACT: GlaS3133 with a Cs-content of 4=9 1~ by mole werr? ~sod for th;-~ ir.-
vcstigation of 'Che electrode pvoj)LrtJ,es of of' tlit! .9~ystez,,
Li2 O-Cs2O-Sio 2; a higher Cs-contt-,nt increaoes rnoiotance- con-
siderably, and the chemical stability of ouuh ii. co..,pourd is oni,,
s-all. Table 1 gives the coi.-pooltion and r;.Hiishirce (lgQ) at,
20 and 1500. The electrode properties of the glas3es were inv~!Z-
til-ated at room tcnperaturc ana at 950 in lithium- and sodiu-a
salt solutions at a pH-value of tKe solutions ranginig fro-- 0
to 14. The methods employed in the production of glass eleotroldea
had already been describod (Ref 1). Th%exI)srsion --oefficierit cf
the glasses investigated was fron 90.io 7 to 1-15-1o-7 cll/:),---r de-
gree. The electrodynar-ic force of the glasz-calomel galvanic ele-
was measured accordin.-, to the coz;pensation ;zethod. A
ments E
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tube electrometer served as zero inotr,~mertt. The accuracy of

The Electrode Properties of the Glasses of tile System SO-IJ/ 54-59-3-15/21
Li2O-Cs 2 0-sio2
measurements at room te::perature was within th-~ error lim;ts of
10.0002 v, and at 950 it- Was 0.001 v. El Was iniiesti6ated in
dependence on tile composition and the pli-value of the solution
(E1 =f(PH), calibration curve of the glass electrode). Purt*-er,
the limits of the hydroFon function, and f.,o,:~ it,
P v,- s- e d i n6 E1mv, Nvere determined in acid an~_ basic sclut izns.
The limit values were assu,-..ed to be those i -,. &],.--'ch 7.1=fe~-,,H) is a
linear function, and v.-here -'AE1does not e..,-Iceeti 11C z:,. , and
pH-difference is not more than 0.2 at rocia
shows the behavior characteris-zic of 3c..Ie- e~ec-l.,OCO 61~s-ca
thei: LS -24-6 -type (Li20-sio2) at 95c in acid and basic solutions,
C-Cs 0-sio _t
tables 7A 4 that the glasscs of the s,;stem U2 2 2 n
0. - -E! de-;'; tionc
room teLperature and at 95 Figures 1 and 2 sY_o.,.! th
from the hydro6on fun tion observcd in '1111." constant
Si-content and varying CO-Colitent i1" aci` !ind
Card 2/3 Ca-containing lithium glasses proved to

The Electrode Properties of the Glasses of the Syctem SOV/514-59-3-13/ I
Li2O-Cs2 O-Sio2
the limit of the hydroSen function in the range of the high
pH-valaes. Increased structure density is given as a reason for
this phenomenon. Cs exerts also a nel-Itive of-foot upon the pro-
perties of the glasses3 it increases the deviation from the
hydrogen in a C 4d medium. Increased resistance and lower che-
mical stability are mentioned as an oxDlvlation. There arc 2
figures, 4 tables, and 3 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: April 29, 1959
Card 3/3
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IVANOVSKAYA, K. I.
Zhurbitskiy.. Z. I. and 1vawgUkU5- 10 Ig *Effect of local fartilizarm on the
yield of onions and cabbage," ti~A-y nauch.-ineled. in-ta Ovosbeh. khoz-vag
Vol. It 19.1+89 PP. 185-90
30 U-3264p 10 April 1953, (Letopla 'Zhumal Inylih Stateyp NO 3, 1949)

IVANOVSUYA, Keeniya Mikhaylo7na, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk;
reduktor-, SKVCRTSOV,I.M., tekhnicheskiy
redaktor
[Technique of utatistical, computation of hydrologioul
parameters of a practical manual] Takhnika. sta-
tisticheakikh i9chislenii gidrologichookikh parametro7 rok;
prakticheskoe rukovodstvo. Moskva. Goa.energ.izd-vo. 1955-
107 P. (MIRL 9:3)
(Rivers)
I I I iId f:-A V, ~11 11;1:~;;i 1: NL

fiRIYEV, Yuriy A.1ekseyevich; PAIJUSHYOV, Vladimir Vsevolodo-iji-ch
MEMIN, Vladimir kleksandrovich, IVANOVSKAYA, K.K., red.
(Cantilever erection of reinforced concrete bridges] So-
oruzhenie zhelezobetonrogo mosta navesnoi eborkoi. Mo-
skva, Transport, .1965. 31 p. (141RA 1.834)

ARBUZOV, B.A., akademik; VIZIII, A.O.; SAMIT011, Yu.Yug; T~~KAYA,.K.14.
Derivatives of phosphacyclopentene. Synthesis and struatitre
of isomers. Dokl. All SSSR 159 no.3.-582-585 N 164 (MIM 181l)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii AN SSSR, Kazan'.
: : I
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ll~aclcr:d~; VIZE'Llf e, .;-. !.A.
V.C-.; ZVFIFVA, M.A.; PH., rw'-
Orgariophosphorus compounds of low 165
0 OMIRA 18:10
no.1:91-9/p N 165.
1. Zistitut orgwniclieskoy '-IiJfliii. ANT S~',`.'R, Fjiz!m~, i Ka'-'a=kly
go.sudarstvenriyy meditsin-,Ieiy inst-i-tut.
f, iq

L 20 Qj=k~
A116012027 (,'01,IF,:
Uli',/001-!(),~65A6)/V-),!.,/'(~b26/CC,.2--I i~
A U T! 110 h :Vizely. A. 0.; 1
DL11V1,VeV,
ORG: institute of Organic Chemist-r7 AN SSSR Kazan' (Irinti-tut prganicheskoy khimii
All 5,35H), Kazan' Medical-Ifist n medite~;Ins,'ki Y imstitut
TITIE: Synthesis and some properties of phosphacyclopent (n-1f1'keX1j.V11 Live$
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 160, no. 4, 1965, 826-828
TOPIC TAGS: organic synthetic process, toxicology, niouse, oster, antibiotic
ABSTRACT: Eaters of cyclophosphinir, acid stere oynthaqized by reaction of I-
oxo-l=bromo-3-methylphosphacyclopentone-2 with corresponding ali~ohol;p in the pre-,
sence of triethylamine in other colution. Tvo acide were In,apiired b~,T r-aponif-
ication of the corresponding acid bromides and recrystallized f7rom acetone. One
methyl ester was prepared by reaction of 2-oxo-2-chloro-3,3,!i-i;rimt,'v)Vfl-l-
oxapho3pharcyclopentene-4 with methanol in the presence of triel;hylanine. Tox-
icity studies were run on white mice according to the Berens m6thod;'nout of the.
compounds studied gave a monotypic picture of poisoning, cijd,li,-1r to Q10 aolion of
narcotics. Lethal dones of the compounds studied produced a sharp 1.11h1bition alld~
stoppage of respiration. The toxicity of the eatero was fourA to irtt-.r1Pa,)Q with
increasing length of the hydrocarbon radical. The action of fl,.to pr-upW-ations W116
reversible, and after the mice awoke there wan no effect on thitir E~-.jiat,al condit.-
ion. The preparations were also investigated in vitro in 1 s I LN) and I v1 000 diluto-
ions on seven species of p~Lthogenic microbes. The, two free aoj43 studied qxldb--
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ited the broadest range of antimicrobial4action. This paper was presented by
Orig. art. has,.~ 3 tabbBs. [JFRSJ
Academician B. A. Arbuzov on 27 JulY 1
SUB CODE: 06, 07 SUBM DATE: 22Aug64 ORIG Wt 006~ Mil R FT 0011
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"Y ",17
A.O.; ZATE"E'V!
L il l.'-.; MIIAYEIV, V.G.;
B T 1 4
Synthesis and propr-rLios of pho:,pha(~ycloj~entfino derivatives.
Dokl. AN SSSR 160 no.4:826-828 F '65-
(1,11RA 18:2)
1. Institut orf-anichookoy khiviii AN' SS,")P I Kazanslkiy meditsinskiy
institut.

MIKHUILVA, Raisa Dmitriyevna; MIIGIAYLOV, Aleksey Likolayevich;
IVANOVSKAYA, K.M., red.; DON9.1AYA, G.D.p tekbn'. red.
LCuring concrete with the use of film-forming wterials]
Ukhod za betonom s primeneniem plonkoobrazuiuahchikh na-
terialov; posobie masteru. Moskva, Avtotransizdat,, 1961.
42 P. (MIRA 15:7)
(Concrete-curing) (Protective coatings)

EPSHTEYN, Fedor Moiseyevich; IVANOWY-A, K.M.,,- red.; GORYACMINA,
R.A., tekhn. red.
(14anufacturing:uelded armature frames for bi~ams azd plates;
a handbook for'electric welders] Izgotovlenie svarnykh ar-
maturnykh karkasov balok i plit; posobie elaktronvarshchiku.
Moskva, Avtotransizdat, 1963. 40 p. 041RA 16:6)
(Concrete reinforcement) (Electric welding)
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ACC NR. AP6032859 SOURCES CODES UR/0020/66/170/003/003/0588
AUTHOR: Arbuzovp B. A. (Academician); Vizoll, A. U.; Ivanovskaya, Xs 14.
ORG: Instituto of Organic and Physical Chomistry Ye. Arbuzov, Academy of
Sciences, SSSR (Institut organicheskoy i fizichoskoy khimii Aademli nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Phosphacyclopentene derivatives as catalysts in the synthesis of oarbodiimldes~
SOURCES AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 170, no. 3, 19660, 583-588
TOPIC TAGSt organic*phosphorus compoundp imido, phosphinic acid, phosphonio acid,
phosphate
IABSTRACT: The catalytic activity of various phospholone derivatives were studiod by
determining the rate constants of conversion of phonyl isocyanate into diphonylcarbo-
diimide. The C02 liberation rate served as the kinetic paramater. In &U cases, the
raaction was first order. The following series of catalyst activity in the syn'thosis
of carbodiimides was arrived at: phospholonephosphine ox-ides> phospholonephosphinatos
Ioxides of noncyclic phosphines >phosphinatos >phosphonatos >phosphate3. Dazpito the
fact that the dorivativos of phospholonaphosphinic acid occupy the socond place in thej-
activity series, their activity is fully adequate for practical applications. Tho ap-i
plicability of these derivatives to preparative syntheses is Mustrated by the high j
yield of dipheny1carbodiWde from pherq1 isocyanate in the presence of I-ethoxy-1-oxo-.-
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1YAROVSKAYA, L111.; IKOV, G.V.; RAKOBOLISKAYA, I.V.; SARYCHEVA. L.I.
Cloud chamber investigati'an of the electron-photon components
of extensive air showers at sea level (with suzmarjr in Xnglishl.
Zhur.akeper. i toor.fis. 13 n0-2:358-364 Ag 15'?. MIRA lotlo)
l.Fisichaskir institut imni P.N. Lebadaya AN SSSR I Hosi:ovskly
gosudarstvannyy universitet.
(Cosmic rays) (Cloud chamber)
Mimi