SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KIKTENKO, V.A. - KILADKE, R.M.

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GHOKIN, Sh.Ch.; XIK`Z=O -, WATRV, A.Zh.
Basic indices and comparative evaluation of variants of the Irt7eh-
Central Kazakhstan Canal route. Tout. AN Kazakh. SSR 13 no.12:3-15
D 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(KazELkhatan-Ganals)

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t'-o rouJ-c of wjaf;~,-, Pp,)rovr--h 0v,- an zncli,~-l
7,n "he run. Izv. A'I' Ka-"al-b. SSR.

GHOKINq Sh.Ch., ~kademik,'red.j XWERK01 V.4., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.;
7APLAVITOV, O.V., red.; PROKHOROV, V.jF.,'tekhn.red.
[The problem of water supply in central Kazakhstan] ProblAma vodo-
obeBpochaniis TSentrallnogo Kazakhatana; abornik statei. Pod red.
&.Gh. M;,Ana i V.A.Kiktenko. Alma-Ata, 1960. 364 p.
(MIRA 13:10)
1. Akademiya nauk Xazakgskoy SSR, Alma-Ata. 2. AN Kaz= (for
Chok1n)* 3. Institut energatiki AN KazSSR (for Chokin, Kiktonko).
(Kazakhstan-Water supply)

KIY,TENKO, V.A.
Principal basis for the irrigation of central Kazakhstan by changing
the flow of the Irtysh River. Trudy Inst. energ. AN Kazakh. 55R
2-49-63 '60. (MIRA 15.,1)
(Irtysh Valley--Irrigation)

SYABRYAY, V.T.; ROTMAN, R.N.; KIKTENIM, V.F.
New data on the coal potential of the Krivoy Rog brown coal region.
Geol.zhur.22 no.lt87-91 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Inatitut goologichaskikh nank AN USSR.
(Kritroy Rog Basin--Coal geology)

KIKTINKO, V.S., podpolkovnik moditsinskoy sluzhby, kandidat meditsinskikh
~~,i
*L"niology'-ancl prevention of leptospirosis. Voen.-med.zhur. no.6:
64-69 je '51. (MLPA 9:9)
(LIPTOSPIROSIS)

KIKTINKO V.S.
[Leptospirosis in man] Leptosporozy cheloveka. Moskva, Medgiz.
1114. "('Leppioelpirosie) (MLRA 7:12)

ROZMRSMNSKIT, V.M.; UMHOMMO, V.D.; KDMMO. V.S.: AOAFONOV. V.I.
Academician Danill Irtrillovich Zabolotuyl. outstanding scientist and
humanitarian. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. t immun. no.12:17-23 no.12:17-
23 D 154. (MLRA B-2)
(ZABOLOMI, WIIL KrRruovio, 1866-1929)

KIKTENKO, V. S.
"Concerning the Variability and Reproduction of Leptospirae," Zhur. YUkrobiol.,
Epidemiol. i Immunobiol., No.1, pp 70-76, 1955
Translation M-1066, 13 Apr 56

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KIKTENKO, V. S.
Simplified reaction for the adeoprtionof agglutinina in studying
leptospirosis. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid. i Immin. no.8:50-52 A 155.
(MLRA 8: 115
L. lz TSentrallnogo institute. usovershon8tvovanlya vrachey
(LEPTOSPIROSIS, diagnosis,
serol,simplified reaction of adsorption of agglutinins)

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ANAN'I N, V. V. KIKTMMO, V.S.
Comparative study of strains of pathogenic Leptoopirs. isolated
in tho Soviet Union and In foreign countries. Zhur.mtkrobiol.
epid. i Imnun. no.9:92-97 3 155. MARA 8: 11)
1. Iz Institute. opidemiologii I mikrobiologil imeni N.F.Gazalel.
AMN SSSR dic.prof. G.V.Vygodchikov) I kafedry epidemiologii
Voyennogo fakullteta Tt%entrallnogo Institute. usovershonstvovauiya
vrachey.
(LJUMSPIRA.
comparison of patho
enic strains isolated In Russia
& foreign co I

KIRMIKO, V.S., ASMMOVA, I.]Qh.,KUCEWMM. V.P.
Sinplified method for setting up the agglutinin adeoprtion test.
Voen.-medezhure no.12:46-47 D'55 (MIRA 12:1)
(AGGWTINATION)

EXCERPTA 12DICA Sec.4 V61.11/4 Y.cd.1:icrob. otc. Apr!l;-8
820. COLLECTION OF AIR SAMPLES FOR BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS
(Russian text) - Kikjenko V. S. , Ashurova I. Kh. , D"utcher-
enko V. D. a6d-K-a E; h_a__n_o`v_a_N-. 1. - VOYEN. MED. Z11. 1956, 11 (50-
54) Tables I Illus. 3
The authors consider apparatuses constructed on the principle of filtration of the
air through liquids or through dry filters as the most efficient for trappinL, bacteria,
viruses, ricketts.ae and toxins and suggest a new portable samplingr apparatus.
The apparatus has a U-shaped glass tube 25 cm. long and 1. 5 cm. in diameter con-
nected by a rubber tube with a 250 ml. bottle having a long neck and placed'up-
side down. Before collection of air samples, the tube and part of the bottle is fill
ed with glass beads (230 g. ) and with normal saline or broth. The air can be as-
pirated with a pump connected by a rubber tube to the neck of the bottle or it can
be sucked in by the technician. Comparative studies showed this apparatus to be
2-3 times more efficient in catching microbes in the air than Diakonov's apparatus.
The authors recommend this apparatus for collection of air samples in hospitals
and under field conditions for bacteriolcgical investigation. Vavilin - Moscow (S)

XIXTENKO. V.S., KUCHRMKO. V.D.
Possibility of the propagation of pnthogenic microorgsniams in the
external environment* Zhursmikrobiol.epid. I immun, 29 no.5:133-136
my 158 (MIRA 11W
(COMMICABLIC DISRASES. trnnamienion,
through environmental microorpnniams, review (Rua))

XIKTILITKO, V.S.; ANAIVIN, V.V.; KASHOOVA. 11-1.
Identity of leT)toopira IJV-V and Loptospira pomona. Zhur. mikrDDiole
ep id. i immun.: ~q no. 8: 46-49 Ag 158. (HIM 11:10)
(I,VTOSPIRA,
pomona, identification with DV-V strain (Ibis))

I-KIKTENKO, V.S.,- KASUNOU, N.I.) KUDRYkVTSEV, S.I.; PUSHCHIN, V.I.
New apparatus for bacteriological- ana2yais of the air in negative
temperatures. Lab. delo 7 no.3:38-~40 Mr 162t (MIRA 14:3)
(AIR-RiCTERIOLOGY)

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TITLE:
S/1014/62/000/006/035/232
D295/D308
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'!"I~man, '~Ieldlorov, B.P., Pushchin, Y.I., rind
Fedorovich, A.A.
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Anraratus for the automatic countin6 of the -jarticles
0. a b-,cterial aerosol.
P-3;R 1 C:) I CJ'%I I-Ieferativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika J- radioelekt-ronika,
no. 0", 1962, abstract 6-2-65 P (Labor. delo, no. 10,
1961, 57-6o)
-4escription is given of an apparatus -Qr the automatic
I - - L -- v L U v
cou;rAin- o' the nui:bcr.of narticles of a bacterial aeroscl Dassin-
through the cuvette of the flow-type ultramicroscope. 'The
az;-arat-us consists of a Photo-electronic unit, wi amnlifier and a
Pulse coun4,.er. The intensity of the light flux scattered by the
particles is sufficient to be recorded by the (~S'/ -19 (P*:'U-10,) and
-25 (FEU-25) photo-nnultipliers. The duration of a light impul-
se frorn. a Darticle is 0.5 - 0.6 see. and the pulse repetition fre-
quency depends on concentration and does not usually exceed 300 -
dard 1/2

S/19 62/000/('~06/0351/232
Apparatus for the automatic counting ... D295AOS
400 pulses/min. An electro-nechanical Ob type counle--
--ii-0 U
. uh '00" julses/min. resolving is used for recordin:-. 7-.ro--,
due to the inertness of tile circuit car, arise as a consequenec of
t~.e occurrence of two or more narticles in the field of vision. o~` V~I'
the instrament at --:~O.l see* interval. The error due to this cause
is 1 i1a. The apparat-us has been used for counting particles of a
bacterial aerosol from a liquid culture of bacillus -m-4rabilis. Tine
results of auto---atic counting exceed by 25 t'-,'.e results of visual
count' i-. in investi,~ating tll-.e number of dust r,-,r'.icles of t-he out-
--~oor aiOr of a town, 39.28 X 106 solid particles per 1 1 of air
were observed visually, while the automatic a-r,-,aratus detected
110 x 100 '~)articies. 2 figures and 4 references. [Abstracter's
note: Conrlete translation.]
Carld 212

KI'MIZO, V.S. doktor mod.nauk, prof.; SAFRONOVp Yu.P., kand.teldin.nauk;
S.I.; EL-140, R.I.; FTDOROV, B.F.; PUSHCHIN, N.I.;
FEDOROVICHP A.A.
Photoelectronic count of the number of aerosol particles of organic
and inorganic origin. Gig. i san. 26 no.2:14.7-53 F 'U ~HIIU 14:10)
(AB ROS OIS )

KIKrb'IIKO V S - KA3WIOVA, N.I.; KUDRYAVTS-"V, S.I.; PUSIICIIIII, N-1.
New method for oxmining bacterial diffusion in tho air. Zhur.
m1krobiol. opid. i Immun. 32 no.7:6-22- Je 161. (MIRA 15: 5)
(AIR-MIGROBIOLOGY)

SKVORTSOV, Vitaliy Vasillyevich, Kj~~ijiy-SJJL-veat=-vich;
KUGHERENKO, Vasiliy Dorofiyevich; ROZHDESrVENSKIY, V.M.,
red.; SENCHILO, K.K., tekhn. red.
[Viability and detection of pathogenic microbes in an external
medium]Vyzhivaemost' i indikatsiia patogennykh mikrobov vo
vneshnei srede. Moskva, Medgiz. 1960. 348 P. (MIRA 16:1)
(BACTERIA, PATHOGENIC)

KIKTENKO, V..S..... ... ........
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Natural foci of le~tospirosis, Zhur. mikrobiol.,, epid. i Immin.
33. no.1291+9-54 b 162. (tMU 161-5)
1. 1z kafedry apidemiologii TSentrallnogo instituta-usovershen-
stvovaniya vrachey.
(ZOmOSES) (LKPROSPIROSIS)

ABELEV, G.I., kand. med. nauk; BUKRINSKAYA, A.G., kand. med. nauk;
GELITSER, R.R., prof.; GOLINEVICH, Ye.M., prof.; ZHDANOV, V.M.,
prof.; ZDRODOVSKIY, P.F., pmf.; KALINA, G.P., prof.; KAULEN,
D.R., kand. mod. nauk; KIKTENKO, V.S., prof.; KRYLOVA, O.P.,
kand. med. nauk; KUCHERiN-K-O-,V-.T'.-,1Fa-nd. mod. nauk, LOMAKIN,
M.S., kand. med. nank; MDSING, G.S., doktor med. nauk; PERSHINA,
Z.G., kand. sellkhoz. nauk; PEKIIOV, A.P.,, doktor biol. nauk;
FESHKOV9 M.A., prof.; TIKIK)NENKO, T.I., kand. mod. nauk;
TOVARNITSKIY, V.I., prof.; SHEN, R.M.., prof.; ETINGOF, R.N.,
kand. mod. nauk; KALININA, G.P., prof., nauchnyy red. toma;
ZHUKOV-VEREZHNIKOV, N.N., prof.,, otv. red.; VYGOD.HIKOV, G.V.,
prof., zamest,, otv. red.; TIMAKOV, V.D., prof., zam, otv. red.
BAROYAJ', O.A., prof., red.; KALINA, G.P., red.; PETHOVA, N.K.,
tekhn. red.
(Ifultivolume manual on the microbiology, clinic, and epidemiology
of infectious diseases]Mnogotomnoe rukovodstvo po mikrobiologii
klinike i epidemiologii infektsionnykh boleznei. Moskva, Medgiz,
Vol.2. [Gener4l microbiology]Obshchaia mikrobiolo iia. Red. V.M.
Zhdanov. 1962. 535 p. %RA 16:1)
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PMAWIV, V.V.; KIKTEIIKO, V.S.
Materials on the classification of pathogenic leptospira in
the U.S.S.R. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. I. immun. 40 no.lt28-32163.
(MIRA 16:10)
1. Iz Instituta apidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Gamalei
ANN SSSR.
*,

KIKTRIKO, ~.S.; ANANIII, V.V.
Not-?s on the clas8ifleation of athogenic leptospirae in the
U.,E,S.R. J. hyg. epidem. (Praha 3 8 no.33-326-331 t6.1,.
1. lumumba University and Garaaleya Institute of Ei-~idayiology
and Microbiology, Academy of 'Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
Mos.,017.

KOVALVSKIY, K.L.; KIKTEIIKO, V.S.
Reviews, criticism and bibliography. Zhur. mikrobiol. p opid. i imun.
41 no.3.-148--150 Mr 164. 04I~. 17; 11)

KMENKO, V.S.; LLNINA, L.F.
Evaluation of the effect of NaCl on the biology oil Leptospira.
Lab. delo rio.3:177.-178 165. (WHA 18:3)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii (zaveduyushchiy - prof. V.3. Kiktenko)
Universitata druzhby narodov im. 11. Lumumby, Moskva.

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takhnichaski.v redaktor.
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zavedenti. Kishinev, Gas. uchabno-podagog. Ise,-vo Moldavskoi SSR
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TITLE: The Applicat~on of Glass Plastics in Chemical Industry
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AUTHORS: Millvidskiy, M. G., Ignatova, Z. I,, Vedeneyeva, M. A., Titov, V. A.,
V.
TITLE: The use of urotropine to inhibit corrosion of steel equipment in
ammonium chloride production
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 12, 1961, 53-54, abstract
121400 (V sb. "Korroziya I zashchita konstrukts, metallich. materia-
lov", Moscow, Mashgiz, 1961, 245-253)
TEXT: The authors studied corrosion behavior of lX18H9T (lKhl8N9T), X17
M17), MIOM13) steel grades and Armco-Fe In a:NH4Cl + Na2S04 solution. The
possibility is shown of using M18M, Khl7 and Kh13 steals under the given
conditions as sufficiently corrosion-resistant.construction materials for the
equipment. The use of urotropine as a corrosion inhibitor in the given media
(at pH 6-8) is not effective for stainless steels. When large amou7ts of uro-
tropine are added (up to 1%) the corroslioh. rate of the steels investigated drops
by not over 2.5 times. The addition of.urotropine in an insufficient amount may
on the other hand entail a corrosion rate Iincrease for Khl?, M13, and 1Kh18N9T
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The use of urotropine to inhibit corrosion ... A0061AI01
steel. The corrosion process proceeds with mixed cathode-anode control for
stainless steels when using an evaporating apparatus, and with cathode control
for grade 3 steel. The nature of the dependence of the corrosion rate on
urotropine conoentration and the effeot of urotropine admixtures on electrode
potentials and kinetics of electrode processes, lead to the assumption that
urotropine is a mixed corrosion inhibitor under service conditions of an
evaporation apparatus. There are 7 references.
Ye. Layner
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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S/85 62/000/000/007/020
B136YB101
AUTHOR: .-K-ikut-,--V. A.-
TITLE: Tentative use of glass-roinforcod plautice with polymeric, binders
for making parts of chemical apparatua
SOURCE: ?rimeneniye polimerov v untikorrozionnoy tekhnike. Ed. by I. Ya.
Klinov and P. G. Udyma- Moscow, Mash8iz, 1962. Vaea. aovet
nauchno-itekhn. obshChOBtV., ~b-0_0 '
TEXT: Glass fabrics of the types A(TT-(4 (ASTT(shch)) (thickness, 94)
and TN 90 (TKh 90) were used to make (1) bubbling tubes for distilling off
benzene with live steam after chlorination, (2) fan wheels, and (3) tube
sections for abnormally aggressive media.. The glass fiber was impregnated
with resin (35-40A) at 70 - 800C. Tubes made of glasB-reinforced plastics
proved most suitable for distilling off benzene containing 11CI by means of
live steam, as well as for decomposing ammonium biuulfite and distilling
off SO 2. Fan disks made of glass-reinforced plastics were used in the
production of bleaching powder for drawing off waste gasea containing
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Tentative use of glass-reinforced ... B156/B101
chlorine. These worked for more than eight months, whilat metallic wheels
coated with bakelite varnish lasted only about two months. Tubes of
glass-reinforced plastics for testing were manufactured by winding stripsoff
impregnated glass fabric around wooden or metal cores. To improve their
chemical stability in aggressive media, a strip of glass fabric 90 mm
wide impregnated witt, phenol formaldehyde resin was wound onto a glass tube
of 55/56 mm diameter and 2 m long, then thermally hardened. hTT-9 (MGF-9)
polyester resin (16-W;) and methyl methacrylate with benzoyl
peroxide (1.6~.) and dimethyl aniline (0-4~) acting as catalysts were
examined for their suitability as binding agents. These compounds are
fairly stable in dilute acids, H 2s04 (up to 50%), aqueous solutions of
salts(('NH 4)2S041 NH4HS03f NH4Cl), and in aqueous solutions of SO 2* MGF-9
resin is combustible but its flammability can be reduced by adding vinyl
perchloride. Resin of the latter with mothyl methacrylate, made using these
catalysts, can be used as a binder even without MGF-9 resin and costs only
one-third as muca as I'GF-9.
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XIKVIDZE, A.V-
Studying gumbrin and askanite as dehydration, isomerization
and alkylation agents. Part 6. Obtaining ethyl ether from
ethyl alcohol in the presence of gumbrin [in Georgian with
summary in Russian]. Trudy Inst. khim. A-N Gruz.SSR 11:37-43
153. MRA 10:2)
(Gumbrin) (Ethyl. ether) (Alkylation)

KIKVIDZE. A.V.; ARICSHIDZIC. Kh.I.
-kYkl*
Studying gumbrin and askanite a a dehydration, inomerization
and alkylatinn agents. Part 5. Alkylation os aniline with
methyl alcohol in tbA presence of gumbrin [in Georgian with
summary in Russian). Trudy Inst. khim. AN Gruz.SSR 11:45-
49 '53. (MLRA 10-2)
(Gumbrin) (Alkylation) (Aniline)

Gunlb'in Anil askaaitt~ as. Ieh"11 j 11;1. 11;011arliluii(-Ik'
nni alkylation catalynt-.' V. dllill-)e
sm-thyl akohol in tho bri., A
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f6rine'l in a
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Inh6dines Nvvre fort-d. At 4~) " 1"~" ';1" o, fnlm~r az~l
10.1% of Ott httcr al, ol-ltainld' 111ile 1;~,' "%e Vicid,
wc and I 1'~~ No
V
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1USSR/Chemic&l TechnblQgy Chemical Products and Their 1-8
Application. Treatment of Natural Gases and Petroleum,.
Motor and Jet Fuels. Lubricants.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 2532
Author : Areshidze, Kh-I., Kikvidze, A.V.
Inst Institute of Chemistry, Academy of Sciences Georgian SSR
Title Structure of Paraffinic Hydrocarbons of the 200-2500
Fraction of Patara-Shirakskaya Petroleum.
Orig Pub Tr. in-ta khimii AN GruzSSR, 1957, 13, 195-205
Abstract The dearomatized 200-2500 fraction of Patara-Shiraltskaya
petroleum and also the narrow fractions having the boiling
ranges of the expected n-paraffins, were treated with
urea (in the proportion of 1:10-5) to form the complex.
By this treatment it was not possible to isolate the n-pa-
raffin hydrocarbons. By determination of the aniline
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C' C 11
S t I g,L t 0 1
I r a t ti 4 11 -, 't)-j I ng !j,) L r, t
,r.,., s t u :-t),,: ri :i r : L mpa r tan ti) - :m E3 u
1 -~ u i 'I he ,t.A J. o r -; h,*, v~? p: v e t w, ',n 1
n --.# . ` a rc,,,r it t ~I
~he cil in (w-ation contains 1 .1,
C~RTDOnS. 7nt- p~-eE-nt inv,!,qt,,gatijn , --, "or it,
miriation of thu iridiv.Ldual Of fly
was of interest to fini out wheOiet, Ow pr-,2.9,,~nce of (:,-1nipnsej
aromatic hy-Irocrirbons and of Lhpir hy--rate' :-Lnslogucs
(Ref.qI,I") nrR 3peCifIC Ordy for the bltliMl.nous petrolcun of
'J'u r,:.kban,,, o r f or o thur k i n i,,. o If pe t ro 1 cum as wel I . Tr e i nveq -
tigation has proved the above menl.ionoa Qompound3 to be presQnL
~in Ow o,1 undt~r oonsideration. wm.~-'.;
an,- I j irie thy I ~iecal i n. "Die nap'i thone-hy.! ro,--v rbons con-
~,ir` Ii,g ta ine,: i -i tne petroleum of var i ous aj I f i (?', d s -, , -,iro

FyJ.r._)oaroons of th~- _),~calin So~rir.-s in the Mirzaan 0.1 ~-3 7,';~ 5
staiiv: ir, the L,,iboratnry ims.?ni 3.S. :i-9:%2tkin of tn- ~.il
lnstit-ut~~ n" th-i A~) USSR. There follows a qhz)rt sirv,y
publi-catiins (,;v.;fq 2,5). Tiblo 1 shows the p-opertiol; of thu
k
fraction 150-AIC ~ of th,.- "I. i rzann oi I be' ~-~ro hn,i Frt r
ca tal 'ysis. Tht~ proup- composi t ion of the testo,; frnotion in
has bean COMPLIted from the depression off tnt, anilin.~ points.
using th~ :orreopon-iing cot!fficients: nrum,)tics 15 hv i
aro-intics 2',6, remaining cyclanes ?7,3;
;1,VJY'0,'1rO;V1t~C3: 'I"Otill WIOLInt of cyclane
4'ti e r ~4 2
I kt re tables sinJ 8 rpferences, 5 of which are
C. -C I AT ins ti tut khimi i un. 74el 1ki shvi I i Aka lem; i nWjk ruz~:,-:~t
n3 t tu Le a f Chem.1 s
str o f A,,
y imeni P.G. Melikishvili
~r-azinserva
-1 'IT ED : Aj)T,_1 by 5. A- i~a-.uriskiy, 'Aemloer, Acaiemy of
e , -1
,3cjerlct..~, U~33H
S'~ B. 1 T TED : April L`4, 19'59-
Car.-' ~1/2

ARNSHIDZI, Kh.I.; XIKVIDZI, A.V.
HFdrocarbons of the naphthalene series and benzene derivatives
of Mirzaani crude, Dokl. AN Aterb. SSR 15 no.4:307-310 '59.
(min 12:6)
l.Iustitut khimii im. P.G. Helikishvili AN Gruzinekoy SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom AN Azerbaydzhanskor SSR Tu.G. Mamedaliyev7m.
(Petroleum--Ana.17sie) kNaphthaleae) (Benzene)

Vofi l 'U~ 11000"02
Bi -58/B 10 1
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Ilvd roe
arbons Of the ia r
1 0D T C,, 1, Referativnyy z nrnal , Kjjimi'yj,
23"1('3 (SoObuhch, AN GrnzSSR, v . 26 no,.
1'1% XT :The individlial nat,-)re of repre-sentative r
150 - 200o fraction of M'irzaani Yclohexane
dehydrorenat~on catalysis, petroleim, have been
chromatographic adsorptior,,
Mo t hod s -The hexafiydro-nromatic hydroCarl)ons o!" jjjj~,, fr;ictjoll.
stuciied "it the same time. Tne Dresence Of isoprop
2-eth i I 'V I - , r, - '.) - ", 1)'j
y1- nd 1-metil
yj-3-('t1)Ylcyclohexanes was es tab I j shed. A k
note* Complete translation.
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AUTHORS: Areshidze, Kh. I., Bonashvili, Ye. M., Kikvidze,
TITLE: The isomerization of homologous compounds of cyclopentane
included in the composition of Norio and Mirzaani ganolines,
carried out in the presence of gumbrin
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 13, 1962, 530, abstract
13M171 (Tr. In-ta khimii AN GruzSSR, v. 15, 1961, 180-202)
TEXT: It has been established that the cyclopentane hydrocarbons (CH)
contained in the 60-1500C Norio gasoline fraction are 19.8 % iscmerized into
hydroaromatic hydrocarbons in the presence of gumbrin Und 29-5 2~ isomerized
into the hydroaromatic carbons when in contact with gumbrin activated with
25 % HC1, In the presence of activated gumbrin there is 40 ~6 inomerization
of the CH included in the composition of the dearomatized catalyzate from
the 150-2000C Norio petroleum fraction. On investigating the itio,merization
of the CH included in the composition of Mirzaani petroleum (th,? 60-1500C
fraction) into cyclohexane hydrocarbons it ras found that the maximum
Asomerization effect occurs in the presence of gumbrin activatel by 30 %
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ARESHIHE, bli.l.; KIKVIME) A.V.
The:-mal. decomFosition of tRtradecane. Soob. AN Gruz. ISSP 38
no.1:77-84 Ap 165e (MIRA 3.8-12)
1. Institut fizicheskoy i organicheskoy khimli imeni Melikishvilli
AN7 GnizSSR. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN Gru,-SSR (fer Are.1311dZe).
Sul=jtted Nov. 30, 1964,-

(14. rj~
KIKVADZE, K. Ya. -, Agric Sci (diss) -- "Irrigation ol grapes under the
soil-climatic conditions of the Mukhran plain, Georgian SSR". Tbilisi, 1956,
published by the Georgian Agric Inst. 29 pp (Min Agric USSR, Georgian Order of
Labor Red Banner Agric inst), 100 copies (KL, No 6, 1959, 138)

Ou tLreak o C ,i iia~3 u a cm: ze..j 'by
V117J3. 10 ro.
imen!
S

for tructli~r.-. Lii 1r,
t at o ris r 1"'

L YTY'JADZ'*;_,'.' V.
1). U3SR (6CO)
4. Machine-Tractor Stations
7. Possibilities for lowering operation costs of machine-tractor stations.
Sots. sellkhoz. 24, No. 1, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, may 1953. Unclassified. I

KIKVAPZ . and KASSMSKIrY, 1. A.
.*.NAPWMWAOW -
"Clinical use of biozVolp'" appears in TABCON of "Bionvoin (Exp!2rimental �&Ulv ani
Cliniohl use of Hiomycin)il, edited by A. F. Bilibin, Moscow 1954,
SO: Translation-417, 21 Jun 1955.

KTKvArzr., z. A.
SIRSKIYO IqA.,,professor (Moscow); VAYSBERG, Ga., kandidat meditain-
skikh nauk (Koecox' KIKYADZII, Z.A. (Moscow)
BiomWein in clinical internal dieeasas* Klin. med, 32 no,5:35-44
MY '54. (MLRA 7:7)
1. Iz torapavtioheekoy kliniki (sav, saalushenn" dayatell nauki
prof. I.A.Issairalmly) Teentrallnogo instituta unovershanatvovaniyu
vrachey na bass TSentrallnoy klinicheakoy boltnitay imeni Semashko
Hinisterstva putsi soobehoheuiya SSSR.
(OHLORTITRACYCLINN. therapeutic use,)

.,IKIKVIDTP-,-A-.Ya,;-EBAliOIDZE, L.I., red.; C11101AIME, M.R., rod. izd-
va; BERIME, V.P., tekhn. red.
(Organization of collective farms in Georgia) Kolkhoznoe
stroitellstvo v Gruzii. Tbilisi, Izd-vo Tbilisakogo gos.
univ.., 1961 51 P. (141RA 15:7)
~Georgia-Collective farms)

1-
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S. V,
.61

KWVIL,ZE. YE. PA 1929~58
USSRAhYsics - Difqmrsion' 1950
"Influence of Rotator's Amplitude of Oscillation on
the Function of Distribution in an Alcohol Suspen-
sion," P. Ye. Kikvidze, Inst of Phys and Geophys,
Tbilisi, Acad Sci Georgian SSR
"Soob Ak Nauk Gruz SSR" Vol XI, No 1, pp 11-16
Concludes that increase of arwlitiide Cor identic-al
e .
narticle dimensions and same Luration of aL.;itation
cnuses alcohol suspensions to form with increasin.-
efrective sp surface, and that Lifter the iaw: ic;
reached the effective cp zatr'Mce t~r tl,~e parti-les
of the ale suspension gradually aecreasen as a re-
sult of aggregation. submitted 16 Jun 49 by N1. 6.
Kutateladze, Act,Memy Acad Sci Georgian SSR
Ir r l WrC;A

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KILI P A. KII.
ipravochnoye posobiye po sostavleniyu smet na kapitRltnoye stroitel'stvo
(Reference nanual for the ccnrilation of estimates on capital construction,by)
Ye. So Dunayev, So A. Yefremov, A. Kh. Kill, I. A. Petrov. Pod Obshay Red. So
No Reynina. Moskva, Gosstroyizdat, 1954.
51-4 P. Tables.
N/5
748.101
.D8

R'ALYUGIN, V.I.; YFMOW, S.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; REYNIE, S.N.;
BUKS=T:lYJ;, D. I.; DUEAYEV, Ye. S.; _TJL-'_,, A..Kh.; )~UEOVICF,
A.A.; FILE*01:OV, S.Ye.; PETROV, I.A.) prof., doktor
tekhn. naxtk, nauchn. red.; GIROVSKIY, V.F., prof., doktor
ekon. nawk, nauchn. red.; GERASIMOVA, G.S., rcd. iz(l-va;
GOLtBERG, T.M., tekhn. red.
[Xomal for estimatod costs in con.-truction) Spravuchnik
po smetnomu delu v stroitellstve. Moskva, Gosstroiizdat,
Pt.2. 1963. 1,62 p. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Almdcniya stroitellstva i arkhitektLu-y SSSR. Nauchno-
isslodovatellskiy institut ekonomiki stroitellatva.
(Construction industry-Costs)

.KILI, L
First steps. Okhr.truda i sots.strakh. no.6:33-35 D '56,
(MIRA 12:1)
1. Zav3duyushchiy otdelom okhrarq truda Kmanodarskogo
krayevogo novprofa.
(Krasnodar Territory-4kgricultural laborers)
(Industrial bygione)

KILI. I.
-______Ae-&dy to get out into the fieldso Ckhro truda i sots, strakbo 3
no.5l28-32 wy 160. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Zaveduynahchiy otdelom okhrany truda Krasnodarokogo kryasovprofas
(Krasnodar Territory--Fam mechanization--Safety measures)

SO V/1 37- 38-12-24282
Translation from: Referativny)r zhurnal. Metallurgiva. 1958, Nr 12, p 51 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Bold in, V. V. , Gtis'kov, V. M. , Gitplt I o, 1. P. ; Ki P, I G. : Nikiforov,
V. P~
TITLE-. Development and Improvement of Electrolytic Aluminum Production
in USSR Plants (Razvitjyc i usovershenstvovaniye elektroliticheskogo
polucheniya alyurniniya na zavodakh SSSR)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Legkiye metally. Nr 4, Leningrad, 1957, pp 56-61
ABSTRACT-. Design and experimentation tow,ird development of a pov'-erful 120-
130, 000 amp cell with top delivery of current is coming to a conclu-
sion. In these baths the gas take-off is right over the crust of the
electrolyte. This arrangerrien, sharply reduces the amount of gas
loss and increases the concentration of fluorine compounds in the
gases. This makes regeneration of fluorine salts from thern a real
possibility. 195-1-55 saw a jump in eleclroivsis engineering, and
the major aluminum platits began to nc rease atiode cd to 0 9-1. 0
amps/cm2 with simultaneous acidification of the baths to cryolite
ratios (NaF:AIF3) of 2.3-2.5., and reduction in the number of anode
Card I /Z effects to 0. 2-0. 5 per bath per day. The Al level j~. the bath is held

SOV /137- 58-12-24282
Development and Improvement of Elect rolytic Altini:nuni Prodtiction in USSR Plants
at about 20 cm and the bath level at 20-215 cm, Cells now in operdtion are to gaill
20% in output in the iinmediate future by increase in current "Iltensitv. This \%.I11
require reduction in the dist-ance between electrodes, introduction of special addi-
tives into the cells to increase elect roconduct ivity or current efficiency, increase
of anode width tip to 300 mm, increase in anode-od siex and ch,tilge ill shapc
thereof, and increase in the cross st~ction of catl~ode rods.
G.
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KHODYKOI A.D.; BEMISHTEYlip Ya.A; ZAYTSEVp MI.;, KILI, I.G.
Additional data on the new French Aluminum Plant in Noger.
TSVet. met- 34 no.3:94-95 'Mr 161. (xURA 3-4:3)
(France-Alumimut industry)

KILI P I. T.
Case of anterolateml perineal hernia. Zdmv. Kazakh. no.4;
70-71 162. 1 (MIRA 15:6)
I. Iz kafedrY fakulltetakoy khirurgii (zav. - professor A. B.
Ra.vz) Kazakhskogo meditainskogo instituta.
(HEMA)

KILI , NT.A., -Inzii. (M:..gkva)
Ca-Jculatin[T a dome for local loads. Rasch. prostr. konstro no.0;
45-60 164. (MIFk 17:11)

CHUMUM, T.K,;jKILI., T.A.
Chemical composition of the ukermek" (Statice Gmelinl Willd)
tanning root* Part lt Flaxone dyes* Izv,vyssuchebezavs; kbimei
khim.tekh. 5 no.1:15G-154 1621. (14IRA 15:4)
1. Kazakhskiy gosudarelvennyy universitet imeni Kirova, kafedra
organicheskoy khImii. (Flavones)

CRUMBALOV, T.K.;
Chemical composition of the Statice gmelini Willd tanning root.
Part 2: Leucoanthocyanidins. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;kIdm.i khim.tekh.
5 no.2:318-321 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Kazakhakiy gosudarstvenrVy universitet Imeni Kirova,
kafedra organicheskiy khimii.
(Tanning materials) (Leucoanthocyanidins)

S17UL'IS2 Yu.F.; I=SALOVA, T.V.; SAVEL'YE-VA, L.L. Prininali uchp-stiye:
SIZYi',,",IFA, Yc.S.; ~ILAQUT~Kg&, I.Rt I-1111E.1, T.A.) red.;
_I _i__ .
UYU!"I'l-MAYA, V.I., toldin. red.
[Te:ctbook of the Latin itinguage]Uchebnik latins!~ogo iazylca.
Pod obshclici red. IU.F.Shulltua. I:oslv,-., Nledgiz, 1~,62. 203 p.
(~TIRA 15: 10)
1. ~;ollektiv kursa latinshogo yrmyka li*torop V~oskovskogo
i-editsin:;kogo instituta ineni III.I.Pirorova (for Shullts,
crt-,alOVL, Savcl'N,nva, Si~-,-r-Una, Kilachitshaya)
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GAPRINDASHVILIV V.N.; K
Problem of the complete treatment of TSnelisok sapentinites*
Trudy Inst.prikl.khim.i elettrokhim.AN Gruz.SSR 3s73-85 162.
(KER A 16 3 1)
(Georgia--Sepentinites)

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A device for rocording transistor characteristics. Trudy Inst.
ele~-., avtom. i telem. AN Gruz. SSR 3:67-74 162. (Min 16:5)
(Transistors)

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HORS. Gverdtaiteli, I. G., Nikolayev, Yu. V., OziaohvJli, Ye. D.,
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Ord-hoLjkiAz&~-JL-SL,. 1:uskheliah-jilis G. 11.9 Kiladze, N. Sh.,
"kikirtumov, V. R., bakht-%dze, Z. 1.
TITLE: An automatic casonde apparawn for obtaining highly
concentrated heavy nitrogen isotope
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiyal v. 10, no- 5, 1961, 487-492
TEXT- The growing use of 1115 in different domains (for example, N15
nitrates in homogeneous reactorst N15 has a thermal neutron capture cross
section of 2-10-5b, whereas the value for natural nitrogen is 1.8b)makes
it of interest to develop suitable methoda for the preparation of this
isotope. The prinaipal difficulty lies in the smallness (0.365%) of N15
content in the natural nitrogbn. Spindel and Taylor (Ref. 1: W. Spindel,
T. Taylor. J. Chem Phys., ?J, 981 (1955); 24, 626 (1956); Trans. 11. Y.
.~.cad. Sri., 3 6956)1 T. Taylor, W. Spindel. Proceedings of the
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An automatic cascade apparatus for ... B102/B214
International Symposium on rsotope Separation. Amnsterdan., North - Holland
-~npriny. 1958, P- 1581 L. Kaudcr, T. Taylor, W, Spindel.
Publishing C, 4
J. Chem. Phyn., Al. 232 (1959)) have developed a cancade apparatus with
two columns allowing N15 to be obtained with 99.B 1,4 purity. On this basic
the authora of the present paper have developed and constructed an
automatic canande npparatuo that allows 95.8 0,.' puro N15 to b0 obtflined
from natural'nitroren by the method of NO-UNO 3 exchange. The yield in
abou;t 0.5 g per day. The chemical exchange NO-HNO to dencribed in Ref. 1,
3
and.-also in the'introduotiori of the present paper. Fig. 2 shown thesoheme
of construction of the actual atitomatio apparatuol 3 and 6 (in Fir.. 2)
correspond to the first and the second column of the cuochde. The HIM 3 is
conveyed from the recervoir 1 to the first column via a regulating valve 4
and a flow meter 2. The enriched solution Is tuken throul-,h a rerulnting
valve 5 and a second flow meter 2 to the upper part of the second column
for further enrichment, the remaining part flowing through the elef~ve pipe
7 into Vie reactor. in the reactor 10 HNO 3 reacts with 302- The oxide
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An automatic casonde apparatus for... PONIB214
mixture produced is led into the colomn 3 where it renotp. with nitric acid
with isotope exchange. The 11N'0 from column 6 enters the reactor 9 (which
As analogous to the reactor 10). The nitric i)xide from the rrnctors in
brought back to the column 6 and reaches finally 1he Ivyier yart rjf the
15
firtit column. The NO free of 11 in discharged from the cnannicl the
V2so4forned in the reactors in led off to tho renervoir. The HNO 3
enriched In N15 Is led away from the lower part of the second column
through an eleOtA'OMagnfftiO dropper 8. COlUMflVg VIIIVO,9, and Connecting X
pieces are made of nonrusting steel of the type IX19"9T (M19N9T). The
packing material in teflon. The reactors consist of quartz. The
automatic regulation in related to the stabilization of the acid and water
flows In the large und-amall reactor, to the stabilization of the quantity
of the discharged product (acid), and the rerulation of the gas addition,
The regulating system consists of the automatic ataLilizers, a signal
block controlling the automatic *reg-ulatore and stabilizers, and a feeding
block. The whole regulating system is free from oontacts in Ito working
and must give an aoourale and reliable performance over a period of
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An nutomatIc oancade apparatus for... D 102 214
operation. The enriched namples (112 and NO) vere nub~ncted to a mass
spectroocopio inventigation whinh alloved the luatopic composition to be
deterained to an accurapy of 10.02 %. Dependinr on the amount of nitrogen
taken the concentrations are given by:
Nitrogen taken,.g/day N concentration,
0.55 e)(). 6
o.69 64
0.84 50
The authors thank V. A. Vlaaenko, R. V. Tistchenkc, R. M. Saknndelid.-e,
D. K. Puradashvili, G. L. Part eakhashvili, L. V. Yermakova, A. 1:. Casparov,
M. S. Mikhelashvili, L. I. Chernova, S. V. Bubnov, and I. A. Kuras f-
nollaboration. There are 5 figure6, I table, and 5 references;
2 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloo.
SUBMITTED- June 7, 1960
Legend to Fig. 2: Spacificationa of length in mmi (Z) outlet of the product.
(NOTEt Due to the Bit h figure, we were unable to
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"The I'u1tilayered Archaeolorical !Ionument
Soo',sl'ch- A" Oruz. SP, Vol lh, ',.'o 9, 19',3,
Pcf~crjl)cs the archacolof-ical monunent I'Sarvard-.Ihile," miich is loratc-d 1,0-
bucen the rivers, Dzcvnila and Shairi-tskliali, and t-le layers, -folind durinf-
~x
.cavation, vf.,~ich are _-~ follows: 1. Five layers of the old cilone a,-e
(Paleolithic), 2. a layer of the new stonc a~-c (Neolithic), 3. a la,' rer
fron, the bof-Ln,nizar of the metal are (Fneolithic)y and h. a layer with Velicn,
of latcr periods. (R710col, No 11, 1911,11)
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Translation from: 'Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronoiziiya i 'Ieoriezlya, lir 11,p;.~ 43
(USS11)
AUTHOR: Kiladze. R.!.
TIME: Gn the DIstribution of Miasses in the G711iry
PERIODICAL: -1yul. Abastumansk. astrofiz. observ Nr 22, pp 12:~, - 1`7
A RS TR A According to data on. the rotation of the aut-sy2-Lem of loriE-Ler-ljd
Cepheids and clouds of 1n1erste12,-r 'he elrc,,~:ar ve' Cl* r
obtained, as a function of the di.31--i-112e 114. from. '1-.e ctn-.-z- of tl-~e 0.~-axy.
Two solutions of the value of P. and V in ',he region of -' - - r -
posed: 1 -) R r.,, = 7.2 1, ~1~ V~, kal/sec; L1.) 8. 2 1-r.5,
2.3
Ve = 216 km/"c, The distribution of maz~ses Is characterized lt~y the
function of the surface density of masses pro,jected on the gti-lactio
plane, D(R) . For deteri-nining D(R% iormulas are derived kz,der tl7le
assumption of the flat disk, and spherical models, -A-,PreS-ontlinc. "'.'M
extreme casez between which s1lould be found a reaj d lst-ibz: i. ion of
masses. In order to use the formulae obtaired, it is necessary to
Card 1/2 know V(R) tip to R hOCIMSe of wh t ch ,ho flinc t! on of i~ extra-
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Cn the Distribution, of Vass-?3 In the Gall,,.xy
polated to large R's. The fo~md. numerical val..-e.~ ~:rc c7..Zvt- of for
both versions of RT~ - Vc.) a:,id both models are rvesented. The- --tlesseS tile
quick fall of D(R) with R and the break of the curve,- 01, whon the szmc,
,-%-Jst!ca1 surveys. Oie iczsc-r of D-
is noticed during otellar-sl
obtained for the seconO version of R as ~:orc,
preference zo this version. Bibl.
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KILADZE, R.I.
Determining radial velocities of stare at the Abnatumani Astrophysical
Observatory. Astron. tair. no.199:15-17 A 159.
(MIRA 13:2)
1.Abastumanskaya aetronomichaskaya observatoriya.
(Stars-Motion, In line of sight)

KILADZE, R.I.
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Radial velocitiesIof stars of early spectral classes. Astron.tsir.
no.205:12-13 0 59- (MIRA 13:6)
1. Abnatumanakayn astrofizicheekaya observatoriye, gora Lanobill.
(Stars--Motion in line of sight)

KILADZE, R. I., Cand Phys-Math Sci -- (diss) "Determination of the ray
velocities of stars with -the aid of a 72-cm objective prisr., mounted
in front of a 70-cm meniscus telescope." Tbilisi, Academy of 6clences
Georgian SSR Publishin- House, 1060. 8 pp; (Academy of Sciences USSit,
1 .1
Main Astronomical Observatory);150 copies; free; (KL, 22-60, 130)

TERFYI-11', N.P., kRnd. fiz.-Diatem. nauk; KILADZE, R.I., kand. fiz.-
matem. naukt RUSKOILIP Ye.L.~ TAKO 'h'Z" tem. nauk-,
KULIKOVSKIY, P,G., kand. fiz,matem. nauk
Pi-enums of the Astronomical Council and its comrdttees. Vest.
AN SSSR 31, no.5FI34-1.37 ~~ 164. M RA 1", ? 6)

KILAD'-M, R. 1.
A class of orbits In the restrIcted problem of three ih~~--'----, Bl.l,-.
Abast. astrofiz. obser. 32z2O9-221 '65.
Axial rotation of planets. Tbid.t-123-230
Rotation of planets on their axlp. Tbid.,-231-Z'3i" (., .!,r -I; !, " ~~ - _ .1 ~

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AUTHORI Kiladsot R. I.
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TL;t.t 'class of orbits in the bounded problem of three bo on
SOURGEt Raft she Astronomiyap Abs,# 3651,684
W SOURCEt Byul. Abast=aniskj aestrofist observop no*32, 1965p 209-221
70PIC TAGSs orbit calculation, numorlo integrationp planotW orbitp asteroid
ABSTRAGTj The motion of an infinitesimal mass along orbitm nearly similar to the orbi
of a less massive body (planet) with a mass,~L was studied according to the method of
the bowded circular problen: of three bodies. The summary mass of the system was taken
a~ 1 newton and it was considered that p