SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAZAKOVA, L.L. - KAZAKOVA, N.M.

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.AUTHORSi Smixmqv )~~_zakovaj D. L.
,TlTLE% Characteristics of atmospheric zonal circulation from 1960
to 1963-~
;SOURCEs Mirovoy meteorologicheakiy tsentr. Trudy, no. 5, 1965.
Dinamika
,atmoofernykh dvizheniy planatarnogo manahtaba, i
gidrodinamichookly dolgoorochnyy
I
.prognoz pogody (Dynamios of atmospheric movements on a planetary
scale and hydro-
dynamic ion-range weather forecasting), p-63
!TOPIC TAGSt atmooDherio movement"' h6copheric convection, zonal
circulation)
ILegendre
thod
1ABSTRAM The Legendre spherical functions are used to describe
absolute topography
~zonal circulation over several isobaric surfaces. The data used
for such a series
1correlation are obtained from daily AT and AT charts recorded on
November and
-700 500
~December of 1958P 1960t and 1962. The Legendre series expansion is
given by
17.1 (0)
;.j A2k Pk (tos 0)
oil
2k jT 151, (Cog s'
in 0 d0F
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k-0, 2, 3 C)
~where 0 is the co-latitude and is the local latitude# The dories
was solved
numerically up to 11 termsp using Simpson's integration rule.
Comparison of the
actual date. with the calculated H(Q) ehows that 1i terms-'in the
series are sufficimt,
ito describe accurately the zonal circulation over isobarib
surfaces. Similar calcu-~,
1latione were made for mean monthly values of R(G). The same
circulation charts werell
i
used to estimate the mean zonal speed i~,(Oand its meridional
distribution A(G)
;according to the formula
000irt
-7 -UWW (17t+ 1 Wi t)
v, (Dj A (0j) a~ sin 0,,
there Cj is the earth's angular speed and so is the' earth's mean
radius. It is
shown that the magnitudes IOOOAi/63 and v.% characterize the
meridional profile of
,the atmospheric zonal circulation reasonably well. Plotn of 91
versus -1. from the
Ain-ee charts AT 00t AT and AT3oo show wide deviations among
themselves, These
7 5000
are attributed to the presence or absence of negative velocities in
the higher
latitudeep polar maxima in the western circulation velocity, and the
presence of
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.subtropical maxima in the western circulation speeds, "The authors
express their
gratitude to their colleaguou of the Central InatItute of
N., I. Novozb.ilova , If (
,And Seyer.Qva or analyzing the map of the aoutheri~
hemiephere.'~,d---
Or-i-g* -&-rt. f igu 5fformulas.
ASSOCIATION: Mirovoy meteorologicheskiy teentr (World M teorological
Center)
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SvJIVOVj ItIP,$ KAZAKGVA, LsL.
GhmmoterictLos of tho zonal aircuUtIon of tik, atmoophore
for the period of 1960-1963* "A%4* %HTS no,505414 165%
(MMA 1r,112)
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258-2-63 '56.
o I or icheaki-ya lnl~cratvrlys (7,'IVs -prof* Yu U,' I
Init t i I Turartra
in vnrlnuti Oun3..,L_3.~
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KAZAKOV~4 L.11, -A.'Altayskiy kray).
Various methoda of proving certain geometrical theorems. Mat. v
shl-rle
DO-5:34-36 S-0 '5P. (MIRA 11:10)
(Geometry, Plane)

KAZAKOVA, L. N.
lxperience witb radioactive iodine in treating
thyrotoxicoole. Vest.
rent.1 rad. 34 no.2:90-91 Kr-Ap 159. (MIRA 13-4)
1. Iz kafedry rentganologil i radiologii (zev. - prof.
P.D. Tallteav
[deceased]) I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina maditsinskogo
Instituta ime-
ni I.M. Sechenova (dir. - prof. V.V. lovanov).
(HTPWUROIDISM, ther.
radioiodlue (Rae))
(IODINE, radioactive,
ther. of hyperthyroidiam (Rue))
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UFLYAND, YuJI.; KAZAKOVA L 11 - KUNEVICH, V.G.
Prolonged congestive inIhibition of the vascular centers. Trudy 1-go
M41 11:230-238 161. (MIU 15: 5)
1. Kafedra fiziologii Leningradskogo sanitarna-gigiyenicheskogo
instituta i fiziologichoskaya laboratorlye. (zav. - prof.
Yu.,4.Uflymd)
imeni Turnera.
(POL1014Y'LLITIS) (BLOOD VESSELS-INIMHUTION)
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ROZENSFTRAUKH, L.S., Frof.; AMI.OCHITA, 7.Ye.,
kand. med. nauk;
YKASEOV, Yu. G. , kand. med. naiLk;, MZAKOVA,
LZ. , kand.
mod. nauk; KAZANTSEVA, N.S., kand. mod. nauk;
KISHKOVSKIY, A.11., kand. med. nauk; RABIJI:,
I.Ye., kand.
med. nauk; kLMENA, M.S., kand. red. nawk;
ASUMAZOV,
E.G.$ kari6. med. nauk; LIEDENDHATF14, L.D.,
prof., red.
(Variations and anowlies In the dovel.optuont of
organs arod
systems in man in X-ray observations] karianty i
anoralii
razvitiin organov i sistem cheloveka v
rentgonovskor, izob-
razl~onli; iinuchno-me tod i c lie sk o o
po.;oble. Xouknya, ("as.
izd-vo med. lit-ry, 1963. 1 v. (1-11RA 17t?)

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AUTHOR: Kazakova,
Fi. c! r
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their comprehenBive resolution
SOURGE1 moditainnkaya radiologiYa, 7- 9, no- 10, 1964, 66-7~-'
TOPIC TAW * scieLtific policy, radiology, iodine, radioisotop'--
ABSTRAM Ranking fir8t in ocientiric stu,ij~pjq planned ror 19 6-4
are problpma of dosimptric. biological, and clinical SubS.
, a 11 t
the u-"P ~'f r'Pv 4-~ Fr --f i,niTing r-adinti -,)n in m-f! i, i!
ris i ft t q, I V I ng m - t hol
n, U 7,
r 1 1 e f f r c t i v P n f, s Ft Th q j,
' ~ - r - i~ nri 1 1, r i m ii t 'i I Four projecth qri-
develop riethods of treating syringomyella. 1131 IS uzltq iii lrl~
ment to the extent of 0.5 microcurie per course of treat-meDt.
(Perm lleu'ca~
Gard 112
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radintion
in dermatology. The largeRt mumi~er of subijact plans on rhdlatavr)
of nor~-malignant dideesez deal witb the zs,4ical use of 1131 in
thyr-t-01-n'--
Cosin.
ASSOCIATION, Orb-an-l~zntsionro-metodicbeekiy otdol
nauchno-isoledovatel alkogo
injitituta Mini stornt-.ra zdraYookhrP-nPniYt1 P~;-qt~
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KA'"'AMAY L.r.
Kazakova, L.P. - "the effect of ATsS on osmotic
resistance of erythrncyte2 and
reticuloytosis," Trudy Arymsk. med. in-ta im. Stalina,
Vol. XII, 1949, P. 45-56
SO: U-3950, 16 June 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey,
No. 5, 1949).

&Atlnent 01 water witts a coallniant. A. N.
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lknd L. P, KafAkova. Vedosaisbsktnic i
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tmtment requIret le~* emSulant (1) when the r-.kw water is
b

divLded into 2 parts prior W trzatment; ant part is trtited
k.
WPh the
"hole sint. of I vtnd then, after the floc ha-k IRvit

mlivi with the
other parl of ilia water, The tutio

wt. rdill
of the Ist to thc nd part ~rarlcs from I t I to R:S h)

o-depeWs an
(!to quality of mw water. The fall. lavegiga-

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rims Mved that W% Al sulfate we# UT
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method.
rho "Plaultim of BOO tmtmtvt W In
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than umWe Mus, creating optimum corefidan for the co-
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ter Is
admixed the Due alm(ly prisent
- part of the raw we

forms Centel$ of CQAJULtkm In the 2nd part of the
MW water.

Each raw water requires lab. knvestlirstiatut for the detn.
of

the OPt;M!Aln titti(lof both Parts. BaCh Sample RltCr ttVAt-
W

went thaidd he filtered. A full-wak plant Iii dexAbed.

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AUTHORS: Lukashevich, 1. P. ; IL% Shchegrov , K. A.
TTTTE: A metbod for obtaininz -WlaX lixture for pTotectin- rubber
products.
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Class 2', No 6 6 4
By-ulleten' izobretem, 22,
.1 i tovarnykh znakov, no. 1964, 44
TOPIC TAGS: rubber, rubber product, rubber techjioloV-, rubber
research,
hyd7ocarbon, petrolekm, nitro6en, paraffin
.kBSTRA(71: This Author Certificate presents a mothod for obtaining,
(by de-oilLng
vAr,,,. rbons) a wax admixturn for nrotectin~, rubbpr ",roduct~ from
jS flr~-,L subjectr?d Lo
finizp-, w4th carham.uc- or by mean3 of vru,.-ressive tie-oiling.
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TITIEE- Preparation of microcrystalline waxes to protect -LLM
rubber azainst the
action of ozone
SOURCE - Moscorw. Ingtitut neftekhimicheskoy i gazovoy
promyshlennosti. Trudy, 110.
51., 196!4. Neftekhlmlva, neftelch1micheskiye protseqsv i
neftepererabotka (?--trnip~,in
chemistry, petrochemical processes and oil refining), 05-1q8
TOPTC TAGS: ozone, antioxidant, tire rubber, rubber oxidation,
wax, cvresiri,
secondary paraffin, mlerocry-otalline wax
ABr,7RACT: 71he work, carried out In c3operation the
inqtttut ~hlnnov v-rom-y9h1-?nnoqti (Tire industry rcientiftc
was dev,~-t-.-d t(- t~~ prer-aratinn amd-~-"tlliv
oT--.-11i-rv-ocrv-s-t:d' in., w;i-,Kicz . nr~4iTie,i 7 '11;
S,,v1,- rAw mat,,-ials and analop-ou~, le impDrted vay-r- in
The waxEs obtained - a secondary paraffin, ccre!iin, a.)d
hycirocarbon,. T
ceresin whizh do not react wlt~. carbanide - were tested in
rubber mixlljre,~ ar~~i
found to be equal and sometimes superior to foreign imports. The
ph--icochamica'.
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propertien of the waxes and their protective properties in
protective Mixtures are
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as agente for preventing the cracking of tire casings. orig. a
ASSOCIATION: InBtitut neftekhimichaskoy i gazovoy promyshlennosti,
Moscow (Petro-
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Subject i USSR/Chemistry
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Authors Chernoxhukovp N. I. and L. P. Kazakova
Title i Solid aromatic hydrocarbons of petroleum nil
fractions
AID P - 3061
Periodical : Neft. Idioz.9 V. 33, no. 81 75-79p Ag 1955
Abstract t The authors report results of laboratory tents
with TtWmzy,
Surakhany and Tatar crudes in which the presence of solid
aromatic hydrocarbons hambeen found in oil distillation
fractions of 3900-50000. Tables.
Institutim t None
Submitted s No date

Name:.-KAZAKOVA, L. P
=i~~
Dissertation: A study of the solid hydrocarbons in oily
fractions of
petroleums of various origin
Degree: Cand Tech Sci
Af4&*6wbkw-. Min Higher Education MR, Moscow
Order-of-labor Red
Banner Petroleum Inst izeni Academician I. M. Gubkin
dAlz~~
Dedume Date., Place: 1956., Moscow
Source: Knizhvva Latopis'. No 47, 1956
CHICRNOZHUKOV, II.I.; XAUKOVA, L.P.
Separation methods and the characteristics of solid
aromatic
hydrocarbons of petroleum oil fraotions. Ihim. i takh.
topl.
no-1357-61 Ja 156. (KLU 9:7)
(Hydrocarbons) (Petroleum--Refining)

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,T~,Kn:,latLQn fromA Referativnyy zliumal. 1'-hImLYa, 1959, Nu
15, p 422 .(USSR)
WNW: Cbw%ozhmkov, N.I., Kazakova, L.P.
.-T-ITLE; Metr,,-Js for Separatir)Z. Solid :i1y0r%ocarbor)r- .
From.01.1 BractAcn,4 of,
Petroleum and Their Characteris tics
PERIODICAL: V sb,; So5tav I svoystva vysokomolekul. chasii
nefti. Moscow, AN SSSR,
1956, pp 203 - 207
ABSTRACT; A-rr4thod has been developed for the 5eparation and
the characteriza tion
of, soLld arainativ, ni.pbthene and paraffin hydrocarbons ~-:hi
eh; are pres~Qnt.
An high-brjJ11rg peu-ojetrn fvatet.iolis, The moUiod Includsui
t4a proltminitry
chromatographic dulvision of tlie initlal.produat (deasphalted
concentrate
of Romashkino oil) Into the naphthene-paraffin fraction and
t1je fractions
of aromatic hydrocarbons del3orbed by 1:;r;octane and thezj by
benzene. Each
f.raction was frozen out at -1A)6C in a solvent consisting of
40% acetone
and 60% toluene taken In a ratio of 4: 'I to the fraction. The
separated
solid hydrocarbons in a solution of methy lethylketone were
divided by
meaus of urea into hydrocarbons, forming and.not forming
complexes with
Card 1/2 it. It has been established that, the.solid
klydrocarbons separated from
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Mlethod,, for Separating Solid Hydrc~carbunr, rrom Oil
Fractions of Petroleum and Their
Characteristics
-L'-ie concentrate are paraffins of normal Pnd Iso-structure,
mono- and polyoyclic
napht.henes with long chains of norma.1 aad i-so-structure,
aromatic hydrocarbons con-
taining fror, one to three lrjeinzenu rings with Long chains
of normal and iso-structure
and naphthene-arom,-.tic hydrocarbons containlng~ on the
-average one aromatic and - tuo
naphthene rings. Aromatic 1~ydrocavbons with 81de chains, of
ramified structure con-
tain In their compo!Atlon a considerable admixture of solid
S-compound!3.
B. Englin
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'Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Kh1miya, 1961, No. 2,
p. 445, # 2M201
AUTHORS: Chernozhukov, N. I., Lukashevich, P. I., Dikkulov, A.
Z., Susanina,
0. G., Sadchikova, M. F., Shchegrova, K. A., Markova,
L. M., Kiriya, V. V., Kuz'mIna, N. A., Glazov, G. -
TITLE: The Solubility of Oil. Hydrocarbons in Organic Solvents
and Ways of
the Oil Production Improvement
PERIODICAL: Tr. Mosk. in-t neftekhIm. I gaz. prom-sti, 1959,
No. 24, PP. 311-340
TEXT: The authors recommend ways of improvement of the
lubricant production.
Hydrocarbons of higher molecular weight and higher freezing
point are in the first
place separated at the fractional crystallization of oil
hydrocarbons from their
solution In acetone. The solubility of the naphthene and
paraffin fractions of
oils as well as the solubility of a part of the aromatic
hydrocarbons and resins
result from the effect of the dispersion forces, and the
solubility of the
%remaining part of aromatic hydrocarbons andresins Is
connected with the action
of polar forces. The increase of the dissolving power of the
solvent is a
consequence of the increase of both its dipole moment and the
non-polar portion
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The Solubility of Oil Hydrocarbons in Organic Solvents and
Ways of the Oil
Production Improvement
of its molecule. In both cases, the Increase of the
dissolving power of the
solvent Is accompanied with the decrease of ifs selectivity.
There are considerah
the mechanism of the de-asphaltizing of a petroleum
concentrate by propane; the
effects of temperature and quantity of furfurole on the
course of refining of
the oil distillate of the Tuymazy petroleum; the properties
of phenol and fur-
furole. An increase in the quantity of furfurole In the
refining makes up the
insufficiency in Its dispersion properties; hereat, the
quantity of aromatic
hydrocarbons being to be eliminated sharply increases, as a
result of which the
viscosity coefficient of the refined product increases more
than at increased
refining temperature. By the use of phenol, the output of
refined products Is
lower than for the refining by furfurole in consequence of
the higher dissolving
power of the former. The high dissolving power of phenol
leads to super-refining
of oils In consequence of which their resistance to
oxidation decreases. By the
addition of water to phenol, Its dissolving power decreaseG,
and the selection
properties and the output of refined products Increase,
whereat its viscosity
coefficient inconsiderably 4ecreases, The treatment of a
transformer oil distil-
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AUTHORS. Cl;-irn~ ~ ho,kov Kazakova, L. 1'. and Stir higrova.
K. A.
1) e! ll? 1~ Fr c in
TITLE. Nlo h rd --A r F C h, r ~- mu 4 -~ g r!j p ~ I -, lln r
i . t j r. r, l' N -a p t
a rb r.) in s _T Pe t r r I
A rn rp, a t 1;, llyd~7c--=r Y um Fra~t lCro
1 t 1y.5 -~f - . T_
PERLI OD I CAL
960 rlc~ 95 '00
TEXT -. To di~-rwirlo mcrt~ precise'y the of
part ition of the above hpirr,r-arbon-3 dt~alt with by the
with-:rs already Parl lnr (TqLbl,? 1)). tho al.i-hrrs
uttempf-eJ, in the present
-in- ad,
inve3tigatl !c' 3c -,hinu ai-~-nt whith, on ',re cne hand,
separata-3 siffc-ent'y *.he paraff,.n rea- 'pbfhivp
hydr~.:arborzq rr(,,m the
aromazi~,, one!3 an4. cn, 'ho olhor hqnd. )'~A-' Cl
N'~I)CiMIIM Cal~abilltV Of
f ra~ t I -,ra t i ng a rcma hydr c-arb,)r~ :z 1 0 ri he i r s
*~ r,i --i r ki Thil
frl)ow"rg m-'v.- -s rmbji~-t,~d i) par- Decalln
fl - Ml - Ul (Tab`e b.~r:k- ai~i (,-Tv,,~thyl
A 1111
ables ~ and 4 1 ilanul anl FlItt-l' er,
ll'apbt T,
C a r d
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otly
r- f f ra p1r. t i e
"T~zblp_ 6', Th., I ,I
-a f r,,- r cma, ic. r Tho roll, ~vinl- prcd~i _;sed as
-~ I , - , ~', S F. , y F a - , i v a' -a I .v. i r u T,
_nr 17 -~'! ' ~' . 1.) S,,l ~ 11
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I.Tathod,.:, of Chrcmatolraphic 1~ari, t4011 Cf
11aphttionea From 'jromitI'C: IIyirof~arbPn,,t of B b 0 11;
'P, 0
Oj
ily Petroleum Fractions
a-tivated Al '103, in contrast to the ratios 1;10 and Thu~-,,
the
experiments of chromatographio partition of aromatic
hydrocarbons showld
orict, ulain th,it.,fictivntod thc boo-t
Selco-tivity with ro"%Jlect to aromatic, of Iifl'erent
ntrucl.iireo,
Further. tne authors separated aromatic hydrocarbons of the
heavy
desulfuriz,~J distillate :~f Shkapovskaya petroll,~um by
activated A1203, and
obtained three fraction:3 of aromatic hydrocarbons (Tab:e 7).
To obtain
mcre accurate data on the rtructure ef products, they
determined to what
extent the absence of the. missing hydroger portion is,
caused Iy tbe
prosenoe cf naphtl:ere ring-.,, or by that of arcmati- rings.
Therefore,
they hydroGenated the fractions to be eximined (Table 8). The
data of
Table 8 shox that after hydrogenation the numter of atoms in
these
fractionzi wao i,?,~:harged, .,.,hile the hydrogen amount had
incr~-,ased. On the
basis of 'lie invest i,-at ions, it -,:3 concl-udorl that
paraffin naphthene
hydrccar'bons are most perfectly separated from aromatic cnes
by means of a
mixture of silica 1.-~el ASK and activated A!.,O~, and that
aromatic
hydrocarbons are most arntirale'Ly fractionatol a--~!ordinj
to their
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ASSOCIATION. in.34-4t-af neftekhimicho~!koy i f',j--'--,vc'y
pr(.-;mysh1ennosti im, akademika I. M. Gubk ina (.,osccv
lnz3t-itute (,f the llotr-o;~hf---micnl finJ Inklustry imeni
.-'~oadenician I~ M. Gubkir)
SUBMITTED: 3-ji'a 9, 1059
C,-Ird 4/4
s/o5i/61i /000/o,1/035/040
B110/B201
SuBanina, 0. G.,_Kazakova !-.L Pot
AUTHORS- Chernozhukovt No lot
.Sadchikovaq M. F, studying naphthenic and aromatic
TITLE; Methods of separating and ions and ceresins
hydrocarbons Of oil fraot imiyal no. 11, 1961, 493, abstract
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zliurnal. Kh veshchaniya po khimii
11M267 (11142617) (Sb. tr. 14ezhvuz. 130
nefti, 1956- M., jAosk. un-t, 196o, 114-127) llate of
c hydrocarbons were separated from the disti
TEXT: Naphtheni hy on silica gel. They were
Baku llo,~TojL--1011 (avtol-10) by chromatograp ted carbon
and di8-
impurities by adsorption on activa e solution
then freed from 71-ethyl ketone. As th
solved in an eightfold volume of melh d hydrocarbons
-rious temperatures, five fractions of liqui
was cooled to VO urther cooling of the solution, displayed an
which, on f 20 (0.9000 - 0.8928)9
were separatedt ecrease of n20 (1.4947 - 1.4914); d 4
almost uniform d D sisted of
t (456-298') and w!i1ch mainly con
and of the molecular weigh
Card 1/3

3/09 1/6 1/038/040
Methods of separating and B110/B201
bicyclic and tricyclic naphthenic hydrocarbons with
naphthenic-aromatic
hydrocarbon impurities. In the second method, the solution of
one part
of distillate in eight parts of acetone was cooled from -5 to
-700C.
Every 5-100C in the cooling process, the fractions of
separated hydro-
carbon crystals were filtered off. By silica gel
chromatography,
naphthenic paraffin hydrocarbons, from which the paraffins
were removed
by activated carbon, were separated from the fractions.
Fractions
20 20
(nD = 1-4839-1-4860; d4 = 0-8872-0-8392, molecular weight
370-430) were
obtained. They consisted, however, of a mixture of naphthenic
and
naphthenic aromatic hydrocarbons. The compositions of Borislav
and
Shor-su ceresins (n20 = 1.4660 and 1.4689, respectively; d20 =
0.8628 and
D 4
0.8640; molecular weights: 542 and 590; melting points: 73 and
850C) was
examined by the following method: Chromatographic separation
on silica
gel, removal of paraffins and oils in the
acetone-benzene-toluene mixture,
treatment with urea, repeated recrystallization, and
adsorptive separation
of the paraffin-naphthene fraction on activated carbon. The
following was
found in Borislav and Shor-su ceresins: 12 and 12.2;L
n-paraffins,
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Methods of separating and
s/oBi/61/ooo/oll/038/040
B110/B201
respectivelyl 64-4 and 74-5~ naphthenee, and 3-3 and 0.6~~a
aromatics. From
20 20
the fraction 400-4500C (nD . 1.49491 d4 . 0-8832, Viscosity -
87 cat at
100 C) of Devonian petroleum from Tuymazyj 10 fractions of
aromatic
hydrocarbons were separated by adsorption on silica gel. From
them, the
sulfur compounds were removed by the Ginzberg methodp through
oxidation
by H 0 in-the presence of glacial-acetio acid. In various
desulfurized
2 2
fractions, the presence of the following hydrocarbons was
established by
spectrum analysis: monodyclic and bfcyclic aromatics,
naphthalenes,
tridyclic condensed naphthalenes and phenanthrenea.
[Abstracter's note:
Complete tranalation.3
"T.
.j
Card 3/3

CHERNOZHUKOV, N.J,.~, SIICHEGROVA, K.A.
_J~
Method of chromatographic fractionation of naphthenic and
aromatic hydrocarbons of oil fractions of petroleum*
Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 3 no-5:93-100 160. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Moskovskiy in-Atut, neftakhimicheskoy I gazovoy
promyshlennosti
imeni akademika I.M. Gubkinae
(Hydrocarbons)

KAZAKOVA9__~.P.; LAZAREVA, I,S.; SHCHEGROVA, K.A.;
FALIKOVICH, M.I.
Studying solid hydrocarbons of the petroleums of
Kuybyshev Province.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 6 no.2:56-62 '63.
(MIRA 16:5)
1. Moskovakiy inatitut neftekhimicheskoy i gazovoy
promyshlennosti
imeni akademika I.M.Gubkina.
(Kuybyshev Province-Hydrocarbons)

VINOKUR9 I.L.j KAZAKOVAy L.S.; PORUSj Yu;A.; SOBOLLYA,
L.A.
Sanitary and hygienic evaluation of mass im%pendent
housing
construction. Uoh. zap. Moak. nauch.-issl, inslu. san. i
no.-6:89-90 160. 'i4:11)
(HOUSING-SANITATION)
F

KAZAKOVA, L-V., aspirant
Clinical and anthropometric diagnosis of
underdevel6pment of the
mandibla. Stomatologiia 40 no.1:73-78 J&-F 161, (MIRA
14:5)
1. Iz kafedry ortopedicheskoy stomatologii (zav. -
prof. V.Yu.
Ku#ymdskiy) Moskovskoge meditsinskogo
stomatologicheskogo Jnstituta
(direktor - dotsent G.N.Beletskiy).
(JAWS-ABNORMITIES AND DEFORMITIES)

KAZAKOVA, M.; KSATOV, V., rod.j KUZNETSOVA, A., tokhn.
rod.
[Corn silage has become richer in protainsIKukuruznyi
silos
stal bogache belkom. Moskva., Mask. rabochii, 1962. 14
(MIRA 15:95
1. Starshiy zootekhnik sovkhoza "Voskresenskiy" (for
Kazakova).
(Corn as food) (Ensilage)

KAPAIAMBEV, N.; KOVACHEVA, N,; YAZAEDVA, H,
Ghang,en of the blood pioture in alimentary toxic inrections. Suvrem.
med.
Sofin 8 no.7285-92 1957.
1. Iz Instituta zEk burza meditsinska pomoshch N. I. Pirogov. GI. lekar:
B. Devetakov.
(FOOD POISONING, blood in)

KARAIAKW, X.; KOVACHMA, N.; KAZAKOVA, )L; NICIEWWWA, 7.
Xtiology of food poiwniT4,~ of bacterial origin in
Sofia. suvrem. med.0
Sofia 8 no.11:89~-96 1957.
1. Iz Instituta za buxza meditsinska pomoshch N. I.
Pirogov Sofiia
(G1. lekar: B. Devetakov).
(SALMONVIJU IMMONS, epidemiolog_v,
food pois. in Bali,,aria (Rul))

KATMAMM, N.; KAZAKOVA, M.; KOVACHRVA, N.
Clinical picture of non-specific bacterial food poisoning. Suvrem.
med.,
Sofia 8 no.1107-105 1957.
1, Iz Instituta za burza meditalnBka pomoshch N. I. Pirogov (G1.
lekar:
B. Devetakov).
(FOOD POISONING, case reportes
non-specific baot. pols. (Bul))

VINNFR, Miloslav [Wimmerp M.1t kavaler ordena Trudal XkZAKDVAt M.
(translator)
Promoting technological development. NTO 4 no.9249-52 S 162.
(MM 1621)
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nauchno-tekhnichaskogo obehchestva (for Vimmer).
(Czechoslovakia-Research, Industrial)
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1-4 USSR/EagineerIng - Beat, Petroleum An
52
(IN
(IN
"Determination of the Net Heating Value of
Reavy
o! Petroleum Products," M.D. Zhukovskaya,
Cand Tech
Sci, M. D. Kazakova, Engr, Fuel Lab
"Iz V-S Teplotekh Inst" No 8, pp 24-27
Discusses detn of total heating value and
suggests
methods for obtaining data on H content
required
for calen of net heating value. Metbod,
previoudy
developed for solid fuel and light
petroleum prod-
ucts, includes combustion. of specimen in
calorimet-
ric bomb and absorption of moisture by
absorbent
233T34
placed inside of bomb. This simple method,
re-
quiring no addnI equipment, takes about 2
hro for
detn.
233T34

ZIKZ)%V, T.A., kand.tekhn.nauk;,~UAKOVA, M.D., inzb.; CHESLOKOVA,
L.I., inzh.
Effect of natural moisture of Moscow Basin coal on its
friability. Teploenergati" 7 no-10:43-46 0 160. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy teplotekhnicheskiy institut.
(Moscow Basin-Coal-Testing)

YUDMIICH, Grigoriy Ivanovich, doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk.
professor;
TROITSKIT,A.V., redaktor; SHUGUROVA,N.I.,jprnyy ~uzhener,
retsenzent; TDCHEV,D.M.. gornyy inshener, retsenzant;
KAZAKOVA.
M.G. gornyy inshener, reteensent; BATANOV,A.I.,
gornyy-M-M-Mr.
ret-senzent; MIKHAYWVA.V.V., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Dressing iron and manganese ores] Obogashchenie zhelesnykh
i
mnrgantsevykh rud. Moskva, Gos.u&uchno-tekhnA%d-vo lit-ry
no
chernoi i tavetnoi metallurgii, 1955. 624 p. (MIRA 9:3)
(Iron ores) (HangRnese ores) (Ore dressing)

Vegeuthm and Its affect on content of vitamin C in plant
products, M. 1. '"zAova I Molotov Med. hot I. 4-g~srsa
IS4488. IVA% V, 4
te,ted show hi,gh-t vitainin C level in the ,priag. nerdIrs
of Lxmilers ha,.,r low levels at that time and reach max.
valu" (3-4-fold) at the onset of winter. Los% on (trying i,
IV--- d"t"'
avvv%, ot light
for x 11) toontht rau-A~ (utibuf lo~w~ tthh-h m.v
ecOnve the control to I ','r- of the imli.d. The %ilainin C
lo~% in morrd potato is held to the min. by low trinp, iuch
or even nearer W. C. M.
Z T'A 'W

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:asins." e.nl Sci-, Folotov Stato -'nst,
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sc: Slin. 631, 2f'-, 1"ar' 55 - Sur-ve,,r -)f
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USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-14
and Their Application
Water treatment. Sewage water.
Abs Jour: Referat, Zhur - KhImiya, No 9, 1957, 31725
Author ! Kazakova M.I.
Title : Concerning Sanitation-Hygiene Evaluation of
Nitrobenzene in Water
Orig Pub: Gigiyena i sanitariya, 1956, No 3, 7-10
Abstract: Odor threshold concentration of C H NO- (I) in
water is of 0.6-1 mg/liter (at 12-;24,3 ). With a
concentration of I no". exceeding 1 mg/liter the
color of the water is not changed. Sweetish
taste is perceptible at a concentration of about
50 mg/liter. Decomposition of I in water occurs
with participation of microorganisms: addition
Card IA

USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1 -14
and Their Application
Water treatment. Sewage water.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31725
of I to river water, in an amount of 5 mg/liter,
rai7sed the B.O.D. from 4.06 to above 7.6 mg/liter.
At a concentration of 10 mg/liter I does not in-
hibit aquatic microflora, does not7slow down
nitrification processes, does not lower residual
Cl~. of chlorinated water, undergoes no decrease
on chlorination, coagulation and filtration of
the water through a sand filter. Experiments con-
ducted on rabbits and guinea pigs have shown that
doses of at least 1 mgAg, which were continuously
administered to the animals over a prolonged period,
through the gastro-intestinal tract, are toxic.
Under the same conditions a dose of 0.1 mg/kg is
apparently close to the threshold toxicity dose.
Card 2A
USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-14
and Their Application
Water treatment. Sewage water.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31725
The limiting index in ascertaining the maximal
Permissible concentration of I in water of
natural reservoirs is the tox-fe action of thi3
substance on warm-blooded animals.
Card 3/S

1. DYUZHOVAY Y,.V.p KAZAKMIA, M.F.
2. USSR
4. Sheep
7. Increasing productivity Of collective fam sheep
raising. Sov. zootekh.p 7,
No. 4, 1952.
Yandidat Sellskokho2yaystvennykh Nauk
9. Monthly List 2f Russian _Accessions, Library of
Congress, June 1952.
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BOCHKARWA, I.K.,
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Now electric detonatorp of immediate and short-delay
effect.
Gor. shur. no.4:60-63 AP 157. (MLRA 100)
(Detonators) (Blasting)
N

KAZAKOVA, Miya Samuilovna
(cities and encounters; from a travel notebook] Goroda. i
vstrechi;
iz putovogo bloknota. Riga., Latviiskoe gos. izd-vo, 1961.
172 p.
WIRA 15:6)
(Voyages and travels)

DEMINA, N.V.;__WAKOVA.9 M.V.
Determining the crimpineso of spun synthetic
fibers. Khim.
voloko no.3:55-57 163, (MIRA l6t7)
L Vassoyuznyy nauchno-iaoisdavateliski-X
institut iskusst-
vennogo volokna.
(Textile fibers, Syntbotio-Tenting)
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KAZAKC)V-A.L_Hj4, Cand. of Vet. Sciences; KAZAKCI. , B.N.
Moscow Veterinary Academy
"Bronchopnemonia of piglets and its treatment."
SO: Vet. 27 (8) 1950, p. 20
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"Hexetone as a cardiac agent in hemosporidioses of cattle."
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USSR / Pharmacologys ToxicologVo Hemopoietic Drugs, V
Abe Jour: Ref Zhur-Bio1j, No 9p 1958# 42425.
Author : Ka!A)%~~ V.
Inst :-,Mscow VeteFrriiry Academy.
Title The Effect of Compolon On the Function of the
Bone Marrow Under Various Conditions,
Orig Pub: Trj Moskj vet, akad,, 1955, 91 206-208.
Abstract: The experiments "were carried out on 8 cats, The
condition of the bone marrow was determined by
smears from the tibia with simultaneous analysis
of the peripheral blood prior to the administra-
tion of sulfidine (I), on a few occasions during
administration of I and after the administration
of campolon on the 2-17th day. It was established
that I in small doses increases, at first, the
activity of the bone marrow; the number of erythro-
Card 1/2

KAZAKOVA, H.V.:
Conference on veterinnry phArmncolnp_v. Farm. t toirs. ?I
no.1:86-87
Ja-F '58. (MIRA 11:4)
(VETERINART HATERIA MEDICA AIM PHARMACY)
-4

UZAWVAq MoVe, kand.voteriuarnykh nauk; AKMV, A.V.,
kand.voterinarnykh
Correlation of electrocardiographic and morphological
changes in
thb, heart with clinical data. Trudy VIET 22 -.258-273
1$9.(MIRA 13: 10)
(KLectrocardiography; (Heart-Diseases)

KAZAKOVA I M.Ye.
Salivary mucin as glycolipoprotain. Biokhimila, Moskva
17 no-2:195-197
Mar-Apr 1952. (CLKL 24:5)
1. Department of Biochemistry, Stalingrad Medical
Institute.

K"OVA, Me.
Cholesterol protein complexes of the liver during phosphorus
poisoning.
Ukr.biokhim.zhnr. 24 no.4:448-456 152. (MLRA 6:11)
1. Stalingradskiy meditsinskiy iustitut.
(Cholesterol) (Liver) (Phosphorus-Moxicology)
41

I
KAZAXOIJAP *. YE.
"On t-;e 0-holesterol-Prote-in Complexas of the Liver." l.in
"ilblic 1~ealtllrl usiiy State
Sci Res Inst of "icroblology and EpMemiology of the 6-uthcns
torn 1,133R Olk-ralb),
Stalin-rad, 1954
u
(Dissertation for ti;e Do,groe of Candidate of biolo.-ical
Sclences)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 32 6 Aug 55
zr 7 7

KAWOVA, M. YE. (USSR).
The Phosphatide Component of the Adrenal Cortex
Lipopreteins.
report presented at the 5th Int'le
Biochemistry Congress, Moscow 10-16 Aug. 1961,
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