SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KISELEV, A.N. - KISELEV, A.V.

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DROZZOVP N.P.~ KISELEV, A.R.; IL'INA, L.I.
Purification of the waste waters from wjo-I rn,.4~rprlqes.
GidrolJz. i lesokhim. prom. 17 no.6:11-13 164. 1,IYIPA 17;12)
1. 7Snntrallnyy i proyektn%r/ !rjtl.u,
lesokhimicheskoy promys'il-pnno,11.1.

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XISEM, A.h., podpolkovnik
Instructor. Vest.Vczd.71. no.8:45-49 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Flight training)

KNYSH, Petr Timofeyevich; voyennyy letchik pervogo klasra gvardii polkovnik;
_Jjj=M.,-A.U-,-gvardU mayor komandir N'skogo istrebitellncgo
aviatoionnogo polka.
Dia*Pline of flight. Vest. Vozd. Fl. 40 no.12:25-31D 157.
(MIRA 14:12)
(Air pilots)
4Military discipline)

86-12-5/29
AUTHOR: Kiselev A.N., Guards Maj
TITLE: Flight Dis~ipline (Distaiplina poleta)
PERIODICAL: Vestn1k Vozdushnogo Flota, 1957, Nr 12, pp. 25-32 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article is written on the basis of an interview
held by the author with col r.T. Knysh, the commander of
a fighter regiment. The views of Col Knysh on military
discipline in general and on flight discipline in
particular are described by the author. According to
the opinion of Col Knysh, every soldier must be firmly
convinced that discipline is the decisive factor of all
successes both on the ground and in the air. Further,
the Colonel relates how the young pilots, after their
arrival in the regiment, should U taken care of in
every respect, how important it is that the young pila,~ti
live together in the officers quarters, and how the
commanders must be pedantically exacting toward the young
pilots. Three photos appear in this article. The first
photo shows the nose part of an aircraft and carries the
Card 1/2 caption: "On the airfield". The second photo shows

86-12-5/29
Flight Discipline
Lt Col V.M. Sinyukayev, Military Pilot First Class. Of
him it is said that he had achieved good results in the
combat training and in the military and political educa-
tion of his subordinates. The third photo shows
Capt M.V. Kalnyahev, Military Pilot First Class, whom
it is said, trained a large number of pilots who became
masters of air battles and sniping.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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86-8-9/22
AUTHORs Kiselev, A.N., Guards Maj.
TITIZ: A Difficult Test (Trudnyy ekzamen)
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PERIODICAL: Vestnik Vozdushnogo Flota, 1957,,Nr 8, pp.44-48 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article, which is presented by the author in uLrrative
form, is apparently intended to acquaint the rercers with
two phases of the training of pilots in the Sovii~ air
force units: the training of young pilots, and the training
for the title of Pilot Class I. As far as the exact
sciences are concerned, the article contains no data of
any interest. Here below is summarized the rather scarce
factual information offered by the author on the two phases
of training he deals with. Information referrigg to the
training of young pilots. - During EFe-7period or ground
Uraining, young pliots got acquainted with the character-
istics of the area where the exercise-flights will take
place; they also study the details of the materiel they
will have to use. - The program of ground training includes
the study of the Regulations on Flying and Navigation;
special instruction on re-establishing lost orientation is
also mentioned. - The normal number of actual exercise-
Card 1/3 flights the young pilots carry out in the course of their

A Ufficult Test (Cont.)
86-8-9/22
training is much less than the possible maximum. According
to the author, when "it was decided to speed up the train-
Ing", young pilots "have, in a few months, carried out 6 tc
7 times more flights than have been carried out during the
entire previous year." In describing the training of young
pilots, the author toucher upon the problem of discipline.
In the unit he Is concerned with "the discipline Is strictly
observed" and, as a consequence, "the training, although
very Intensive, proceeds without accidents". In that con-
neotion the author relates that two pilots incurred penalties
because, on the eve of exerolse-flights, they were absent
from their quarters at 11 p.m.; another pilot was punished
because in his reports during the flight he tried to conceal
the fact that he had lost orientation. Information refer-
rius to the traini~& for the title of Pilot class T_
- A pilot cannot start-eraining for the title _OrWlot Class
I without special authorization from hits superior commander.
- In order to obtain the necessary authorization, the pilot
concerned must prove that his is an expert group flying,
air-combat maneuvering, firing at a1r and ground targets,
Card 2/3 and In flying at night and under difficult weather conditions.

AID P - 5463
Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Ca~rd 1/1 Pub. 135 - 9/29
Author Kinelev, A. N., Guoi-Js KFIjor
Title The flight commander- dellvvr-'~ Cire
Periodical Vest. vozd. flota, 2, 38-44, F 1957
Abstract The article describes In detall how the maneuvering into
the initial point of attack, the aiming procedure'and the
air firIng is carried out by a f1ghter pilot, who is known
nn an outstanding master of rierial gunnery. This article
Is of particular interest. One photo.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

VWMTOT,6.1.-, 11SNUIF"L.P. #~'
Increasing the heat reelotance of smallpox vaccine virus. Vent
AN rasakh. SSR 11 no.5:65-67 MY '55. (MIRA 8:8)
(Smallpox virus)

v.,ir in-r7.

XISEUT, A.P.; KOZHEVNIKOVA, V.F.
Maxkaa3.ly permidsiblo virulence and roactive properties of oma2lp=
vaccince. Zhur.mikrobiol. GpId. i i=ran. 32 no.4:88 Ap 161.
(MRA 14:6)
1. Iz Kiyevskogo Instituta a idemlologii i m1krobiologii.
(SMALLPOX5

KISE1ZV, A.P., inzh.
IP-6 keeled yacht. Sudostroonio 26 r., . ~ (200): 36-37 - -~-
~. - - - 14: 11)
(Sailboato)

IRINARKHOVA, A.M.; KLTUTKO, V.I.; .~ISELEVI A.P., otv. red.;
SATAW)VA, A.M., tekhn. red.
(Panual on labo- protection, Wety onginnorlng and
Industrial hyglene In the food Industry; collection of
decrees, regulations and norms in three volwoes] Spravoch-
nik po okhrane tnida, tekhnike bezopesnosti I proizvodst-
vennol sAnItaril v pishchevoi promyshlennosti; abornik po-
stanovlenil, pravil I norm v trekh tomakh. Moskva, Pishche-
prcmizdat. Vols.2-3. 1963. (YJA 16: 11)
ood i;-,k-uqtry'--Snfety mensures)
(Food Industry-banitation)

KISLIV, A.P., rodaktor; FRIDKIN. L.M.. takhnichookiy redaktor.
L"Norms and rates for construction and installation work. Secticn
74. Assembly of systems and steam pipes used in heating from
central stations] Normy i rastsonki na, strottelloye i montathrWe
raboty. Moskva, Gos.enorg.isd-vo. Section 74. Montash stantsionno-
toplofikatsionnykh setet i paroprovodoy. 1950. 86 p. (KLRA 1:11)
1. Russia(1973- U.S.S.R.) Ministorstvo stroital'stya predpriyatli
tyasheloy induntrii.
(Hoot engineering)

(Algebra: textbook for classes 6-8 of seven-year eacondaLry
schools) Alhebra; pidruchnik dlim VI-VIII klasiv semyrichnol
I seredn'ot shkoly. lyiv, Madianalka shkole.0 Part 1 1952.
116 p. (KLM 70
(Alp,*bra~-Toxtbooks)

I\I%,)FILF-V i).C
MILIGY-9-ATF. i
[Alobra; rianual for the Sth-10th classos of secondar7 schools]
Algebra-, pid ruchnyk dlin VIII-I klasiv seredn'noi shkoly. Tol.2.
Izd.18. Kyly, Darzhavne Uchboyo-podagogichns vydav"tetvo Madisnalks
shkola," 1952. 238 p. NLRA 7:4)
(Algebra)

USSUIT., A.P., redaktor; AXVOMOV, I.H., tekhatcheskly redaktor.
Fri!
[Bales for the layout installation and inspection of vessels
operatad under pressure] PravilA ustroistra, ustanoyki I osvi-
detel'styovanlim sosudov, rabotatushchikh pod davlenlom;
obiazatelIny dlia v99kh ministerstv i vadomstv. Moskva, Gos.
energetichaskoe izd-vo, 1953. 70 P. (WL" 6:2)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Xinisteretvo alektrostantsit.
(Pressure vessels)

11SIRWO A.P. I P 'SKIT, S.V.. rodaktorl MAUIOVA, N.N., takhnicheskiy
-1, r;4akior; SHIKIN, S.T., takhnicbeskly redaktor
[Geometry; textbook for the 6-9th classesof ?-7sar and secondary
schoolej Osometrila; uohabuik dlia 6-9-go klassov samiletnei I
arednei shkoly, Pod red, I s dop. N.A.Glagoleva. lid. 15, Hookw&,
Goo, uchobno-p:dagog. isd-vo KinisterstTa prosveshchentia RSYSR.
Pt. 1. [Plants try) Pladmetrila. 1954. 182 P. (MLRA 7M)
(Geometry, Plans-Study and teaching)

KIM=- - "M &I Ichl GLAGOLIV, N.A., professor. redaktor; PAZZLISKIT,
S.Ve, ro&&TW; SRI=, S#Ts. tokNdcheekiy red&ktor.
[Geometrjr. Textbook for cUsses 6-9 of the primary wA secondary
schools] Geometrila. Uchabnik dlis 6-9-go klusov sewiletual I
sradmai shkoly, Pod red, i a dop, N.A.Glagoleva. Izd. ". Moskm,
Gos.uchebno-pedmgog.Izd-Yo Ministeretys. promyeshchanita RSM.
Ptel CPl&&6 gvometryl Planivetriia, 1955. 182 pe' (MM 8:5)
(Geometry, Pleas)

KISBIXY, AndreZ Petrovich; PAZILIATT. S.V., redaktor; GIAGOLEV, N.A.,
-7ruTwelof, radaktor; SHRIII. S.T., te)thntchesidy redaktor
[Gsomstr7: textbook for classes 9-10 of the escondary school]
Gaomatrita; uchabn1k dlta 9-10 klassov erednei shkoly. Pod red.
t a dopoinanism II.A.Glagolova. Izd. 1?-o Moskva. Gos. ucllislno-
pad-ne,og. Isd-vo MinisteratvA proeveshchanita RSPSR. Pt. 2 ES,-Itd
goometr7l Stere 0~'10 trita. 1955. 102 p. (MWA 8:7)
(Geometry, Solid)

KISSIM, Aftdra Petrovich; LVXSHKINA, N.I., redaktor; KMONTSMA. M.I.,
-- 10-0005-Taids - y redaktor
[Arithmetic; textbook for classes 6 and 7 of the seven-year and
secondar7 schools) Arifustika. 'Uehebnik dlia 5-go t 6-go klassoy
semiletnet i arednei shkoly. Pererabotka A.M.Kbinthim. Xoskvn.
Goa. uchabno-pedagog. izd-vo Mininteritya, proeveshchaniia RSM,
1955. 167 P. (KMA 8:7)
(Arithmetic)

KISIUY"traj. IGNATIYITA. A.V., redRktor; MIRONTSIVA, M.II, takhnicheakly
re4aktor.
(Alp,mbra; textbook for classen 6-8 of the seven-year and secondary
school] Algebra; uchabn1k dlia 6-8 klassov samiletnei i arednei
shkoly. 12d. 29-e Moskva, Goa. uchabno-podagog. izd-vo Minister-
stya, proeveshchanita RSFSR. Pt. 1. 1955. 111 p. (HM 8.7)
(Algebra)

KISIUV Andrey Petrovich; IGNATITIVA, A.V., rodaktor; I(MOVA, N.11.9
I ----
teRnnichasirty redaktor
[Algebra,- textbook for clasHes 9-10 of the secondaY7 achoolal
Uchebnlk dlia B-10 klansov mrodnai Rhkoly. Izd. 32-e. Moskva, Gas.
uchobno-podagog. izd-vo Ministerstva proeveshchentia RS?SR. Pt.2.
1955. 231 P. (Km 8--7)
(Algebra)

KISHLEV, Andrey PetrovichA-GLAGOMs N.A*p profsp red.; PAZILIMIT,
B.N., tekhn.red.; 1MXY1VA, V.I.,
tekhn.red.
Looonetry; textbook for students of the 9th and 10th grades in
a secondary school] Geometriia; uchebn1k dlis IX-X klassov
"rednei shkoly. Pod red. N.A. Glagoleva. Izd.22. Honkva IGoo.
uchabno-podagog.izd-vo X-ve proav.RSFSR. Pt.2. CSolid geometry]
Stereometriia. 1960. 102 p. (KIRA 13.12)
(Geometry, Study)

KISELKV, A.P., dotBent, kand. tekhn.nauk
Threshold values In the safety of electrical current with
commercial frequencies. Trudy MIIT no. 171:47-58 163.
Comparative electrical safety of systems with different freq%encies.
lbid.:59-67 (MMX 17: 5)

SHATIMN.M.A.; MItSHKOV,V.V.; MROV,G.N.; 11151M,A.S.; BICLI]CM,L.D.
S.O.Haisell. Blek-trichostvo no.10:85 0155. (KIRA 8:12)
(Maisel', Sergel Oolpovich. 1882-1955)

GORDOTA. Tatlyana Nikoloyevnn; XISHLff, A.S., red.; LTUDKOTSKATA, N.I.,
tekhn.red. I ~ ~ -1. . - " .
[Clinicni fls~ects iind course of progressive parnlynte treated
wit',i malnrinj Xlinika I tachania progrensimogo partiliclul, le-
channogo mRlinvisi. Moskvn, Goe.izd-vo med.lit-ry Hedgiz, 1959.
126 p. (MIRA 14:5)
(PARALTSIS) (HALMOTIDUL-tPT)

XISELEV, A.S.
Diagnosis of pathological alcoholism. Prak.sudabno sikh.
ekspert. no.50"2 161. WA 16W
(ALCOHOLISM AND CRIME) (FORENSIC FSYCHIATRY)

Characteristics of the disorders.of tho interaction of analyaorm
in 8chizoph-mia, with a paychopathoid defect and in psychopatbyO
Prob.sud. (MIU 16-.7
(Smpsikh*10-. 2014091-61.
SES AND SENS&TIOIN). (ZORIZOPHMMIA)
(PsrcHOLO-Gyp P4THOLOGICAL)

KISELEVP A.S.: MELIK-MKRTYCHYAN, V.A.; SVIRINOVSKIY, Ya.Ye.; SHOSTAKOVICH,
Analysis of the repeated actions of mental patiente which are
dangerous to society. Trudy Gos.nauch.-isel.inst.psikh. 27083-~
388 161. (MIRA l5zlO)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut sudebnoy
paikhiatrii imeni V.P.Serbsk6go. Dir. - dotsent G.V.Morozov.
Nauchnyy rukovoditell - dotsent G.V.Morozov.
(MENTALLY ILL) (FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY)

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KISEIRV., A. S.
Simulated oobizophr eniso Prakesudobnopoikh,ekspert. no.7s2i-.27
262. (SCHIZOPHROU) . (MALINGEMG) (kM l6s2) 1 :I

MELEKHOV, Dmitriy YevgenlyeVich; KISEIEV, A.S.,-,-rod;;-MATVEYEVA,
M.M., tekhn. red. 0
[Clinical foundations for thip prognosis of working ability
in schizophrenia) Klinicheeklo oanavy prognoza, trUdospooob-
nosti pri shisofrenii. Moskia, Medgis, 1963, -197 p.
(mim 16:1o)
(SCHIZOPHRENIA) (DISABILITY EVALUTATION)

AVRUTSKIY, Grigoriy Yakovlevich~ KISELEV-,,-A.S.., redo
(Modern psychotropic drugs:and their use in the treat-
metn of schizophrenia) Sovrememye psikhotropnye sred-
stva i ikh primeneniie v-lechenii shizofrenii. Mo-
skva, lzd-vo %ditsina,". 1964. 301 p. (MIRA 17.5)

OSTAFYUK, Lidiya opiridonovnail FE, Teram, Solomonovna; K1.2LE-vil
red.
[Care of mental patients and mental diseases I Ukhod za
dushevnobollnyr,i i psik-hichesk-le bolozrj. Moskva, Medi-
tsina, 1964. 174 p,
17.6)

LUKOESKlY, losif lllicb;KISE~~'V, A.S.$ red.
(Manic-depressive psychosis] 14aniakallno-depressivnyi
psikhoz. Moskval Meditsina, 1964. L14 p.

FREYYEROV, Oskar Yevgenlyevich; KISEIEV, A.B.., red.
(Light stages of oligophronia (retardationl; clinical
aspects and expertisel Legkie stepeni oligofrenii
(debillnost'); klinika i ekspertiza. Moskva, Meditsina,
1964. 222 pe (MIRA 17:12)

LUKOMSK3X, Iosif Illich; KISELEV) A.S., red.
(Manic-depressive psychosis] Maniakallno-depreoeivnyl. poi-
khoz. Moskyaq Meditsina, 1964, 124 p9 (MIRA 1883)

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RE14EZOVA) Yevfrosinlya Savvishna; KISELEV, A.S.p red,
[Differentiated treatment of epilepsy patients] Diffe-
rentsirovannoe lechenie bollnykh epilepsiei. Moskva.9
Meditsina, 1965. 238 p. (MIRA 18:2)

AYZ.ENIMG, D.Ye.; BELEMSEV, Ya.N.; BORDROV, I.N.; BORISENKO, S.T.;
lp
BULKIl-i, G.A.; GORLITSKIY, B.A.; DOVGAP, M.N.; ZAGORUYKO,
L.G.; KAZAKOV) L.R.* KALYAYEV, G.I.) KARASIK, M.A.; KACM,
p
V. G. ; _K:[qF P.K.; LAZA:GNKO, Ye.K.;
4?jy,_A,�.; LAGUTIN,
IAZ ENKO, Z.A.; LAPITSKIY, E.M.; LAPCHIK, F.Ye.; IASIKOV,
V.A.; LEVENSHTEYN, M.L.; MALAKEOVSKIY, V.F.; MITKEYEV, M.V.;
PRUSS, A.K.; SKARZHINSKIY, V.I.; SKURIDIN, S.A.; SOLOV'YEV,
F.I.; STRYGIN,*A.I.; SUSHCHUK, Ye.G.; TEPLITSKAYA, N.V.;
FEDYUSHIN, S.Ye.; FOI~UNKO, V.Yu.; SHKOLA, T.N.-, StrIMIOV,
A.G.; YAROSHCHUK, M.A.; ZAVIRYUKHINA, V,N., red.
[Problems of metallogeny in the Ukraine] Problenq metallo-
genii Ukrainy. Kiev, Naukova dtunka, 1964. 254 P.
(MIRA 18:1)
1. Akademiya nauk URSR, Kiev. Inst7tut geologichrykh nauk.

KISELEV, A.T.; KUSHELEVICH, A.B.
Boring prospect holes with a steel-shot hydraulic percussive
instrument In rocks of great hardness. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
geol.'i razv. 7 no.11:108-113 N ~64. (MIRA 18: 5)
1. Gosudaretvannyy geologicheskiy komitet.

KISFUT. A.T.
.111mmic bag counter, takh. prom. 31,no,12:48 D 157. (MINA lin)
1. Zhordevskly makharn" savod.
(SMar lia"try-Equipment and supplies)
(Counting devices)

KISMIZ
Nev method for attaching the rotor of the ME vacuum pump to the
shaft. Sakh..prome 32 no.4:40-41 Ap '58. (miak li:6)
1.Zherdevskiy sakharnyy zavod.
(RIMping mehinery)

Spinning Machinery
Perfecting shredding and scutdhing machinery. Tekst. prom., 12, No.4, 1952.
M2aLhlX List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1952. UNCLASSIFM.

KISELEVv A.V.
Machine tool for olleaning thepipes of paxis in the separation section
of sugar factop7. Sakh.,prom.'35 no.2:47 P 161. (MIRA 3.4:3)
1. ZhardAvakiv M&IChAmvv savnd-'

ZIBITSKER, D.Ye.,- KISELEV,. A.V.; USILOVSKLYAj, A.Ye.
Use of gama globulin for preventing infectious hep".titis Zdrav.
%1., 7 no.~5:174:9 My 161. i4:6)
-1.,..J3elorusakiy institut apidemiologii# mikrobiologii i giglyeny
(dirAtor V.I.Votjak0V).
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Canting of special steel cylin4er~. LIt. proizv. no.8:1-4
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AUTHOR: Pudker, G. I. Kiseley. A. V.i 1(bn'k0y,, N. G.; Waumov, A. A.; Wifont0v.P'N.---*.;
Ostreykq, G. -Fi-M-srx-
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TITLE: Starting of the B-3M.sjmcbrotronq~used as an injector for a positron-electrqn
storage ring
SOURCE: Atomnaya energ Iiya,-v. 20v no-.3,.1966., 2o6-210
TOPIC:TAGS: synebrotrox, acceleratory, storage ring, cyclotron magnet/ VEJ~~-21
storage ring) B-3M synchrotron~'ILU'Mnear accelerator
ABSTRACT: The article describ6s: an adjustment of a synchrotron with external single-
turn injector and single-turn emission of electrons and with a specially constructed
electromagnet. This pulsed synchrotron is designed to serve as an injector,for the
VEPP-2 storage ring for colliding positron and electron beams~ designed and described
by one of the authors (G. I. Budker, et al., in Trudy Mezhdunarodnoy konferentsii po
'uskoritelyam.. Dubnal 1963 (Transactions of International Conference on Accelerators.,
Dubna, 1963],, Atomizdat.. 196k-, p* lo65., and elsewhere). The article describes the
synchrotron itself (F1g..l).,-t11e'magnet) two variants of capture into synchronisms
and various test procedures.-IThe injector for the B-3M synchrotron was an ILU pulsed
linear accelerator. The-injected electrons had energy 1 - 1.5 Mev (pulse duration
-T nBec) and were accelerated to 50 Mev. The B-3M synchrotron makes it possible to
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2. USSR (600)
"Heats of Wetting at Different Temperatures; the Affinity for Wetting".
Zhur. Fiz. KUM., 13, No. 5 1939. Moscowy Moscow Textile Institute, Lab
of Physical and Colloidal Chyamietry. Received 1 Oct 1938.
9. Report U-1613..~ 3Jan 1952.

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3931. ACTIVATM RMU PROFtMe;S' OD STUCTUR-2.
A V and %cherbakova._K,__F. (Acta Physicochim., U.R.S.S.,
Zjj~~M).
In studfLng tho structure-or solid adsorbents, particularly that
of finely porous adsorbents of large abborbing Fo~:,er,
must be given to the structure of the solid skeleton, tne poros and
the interface. The lact two features can b-- invest.ti-.~-.ttd b~ adsorp.-
T-lon methods. Investigations have boon made over a ~A,le concentration
ranre of the adsorption isotherms of activated cLarn,~;a' - for various
substances from aqueous solutions. With subatance that mix
vith water, the ioather-me.paes, through a masimum and the total content
of the adsorbate in the adsorption volume is mu,--'i greaticr than the
amount adsorbed. For the homologous series of fatty acida and alcohols,
the limiting adsorbed volumes, expressing approximately the voltme of
the adsorption spacet aro'conat"t. This rule is accounted for by
the ~tomplete packing of the char coal mioropores with the molecules
of these substances. Changes in the structure of the adsorbate mole-

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68 O_v, "Calculation of one-dimensional as
1~1(i nIltmqIan),,AppI. Afnih. WCA. (Priki. Yd. Afeklh~,
-Thq ~ctt on, ofthis paper llrc."Y4 rs atirvey of the prinvililm.
~0(tiomlimenslantil ctimprtwlbloflow of a perfect, gas.' The thcnry
of now-with varinblo crottoLl"etion, with float -~Xtthangf" anti with
Fpillien contektion Red expartalon 19 davolliped Mill reforunce to
a
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prmurel-and momenturn telAtiontAbil* fbr compremible How
rjectorit. -Iloth~M~_in aild silmrstinic H2 are cansidereti, amit-
INK, however, tiny shnck phenomena, Newman A, liall, USA
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USSR/Chemistry - Adsorbents Jan 19.48
Chemistry - Carbons, Aettive
I'Adsorption Properties and the Structure of Adsorbents: II, Adsorption in Active
Carbon Solutions of Widely Varying Concentrations.," 0. M. Dzhigit, A. V. Kiselev,
M. G. Terekhova, K. D. Shcherbakova; Hoscow State U; Lab of Adsorption, Acad Sci
USSR; Inst of Phys Chem, Moscow., 11 pp
"Zhur Fiz Rhim" Vol XXII, No 1
Study general types of adsorption isotherms of surface active substances found in solutions
of weak adsorbent soluble materialso Adsorption of.mixtures of water and acid or
alcohols passes through maximm'and decreases. Subdivision and cyclivation of the
adsorbent molecules decreases the degree to which they can fill the micropores of the
carbon being studied. Submitt ed 14 Yay 1947.
PA 65TS

lit,93~mjrljn -thi-'"~of:.,A&,iorptIm F. on Porous,~:~%:
i6z-bentivo.'."I-~, Ad.numpums rundaitental"to Doterujxmi-;'-'~
ot;,Ap4cific 'Area.'af 'AdAcrboute., A. T. KissIA-'T.,
.IFI~1060 "Ut. of "So,rptlon,-Pro~eioes, Mist of pjj;jj,:~
P Amoow, Iab of~Adsorption
6'. AcaA,Sci MHO
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USSR/Physics Oct 48
Silica Gels
Temperature
"Effect of the-Ignition Temperature on the Structure of Silica Gels,," G. K. Boreskov,
M. ~;'. Borisova, V. A. Dzisfko, A. V. Kiselev, 0. As Likhacheva, T, N. Morokhovets, Moscow
State U imeni M. V. Lomonosov, Physicochem Inst imenj KarPov, 3 2/~ pp
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR11 Val LXII, No
Three types of Silica gel prepared: (1) glasslike samples with fine pores, (2) glass-
like samples with uniformly coarse pores', and (3) chalklike samples of mixed porosity,
Tests of adsorption and of desorption of methyl alcohol vapors Aelded isotherms showing
that 12-ho4 periods of ignition temperatures from 225 to 1,000 C affected samples'
adsorption properties differently. Fine-pore glasslike samples were least stable thermally
Chalklike samples showed highest stability. Sybmitted by Acad M. 11. Dubinin, 11 Atg_
48.
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for Detervalmathse d 101161 of Aisavoiii, ( c,,, saj.
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V. Kiseley and others.
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6k,"1k*1 at 26 OW at) It win 10 1160. and 10, 22.29,
Onto X) ubm One n! 11 waa 1. 4. 4, and 12; 4
wd-A 1110 OPMOM admorptim x of hOH by C
(d. El"al am) load a Mx. Moor c ~ S. dolik W"
Pa. at 6 th- 2 Moil %". at c Flow tbw a. it The
total adnrpdm vd. or ls=by r - -esldt at c gmter
ohm 2. bme Awl* is COVAL. the total adewbed i
am. a - cal'Insole at a=il d.
ow-10 duUmIdnex, wamt ab3mWo a --- 6 millimA./C.,
hit "m , - ~- of a. This dectmam may
111111100 dvibp . " put 4. wmmu
W=dNr/d*~ W*klb a may imoz to emerogy wmt on
lowlademie IM) WO "I at 2040 A. J. J. 1111berm4a

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4t
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to-?*" Met M NOWIM)s A-V4 WAMOT AM A. V. amIrMT114
oe , pp 1011-24; 9
bp MWI),
its Ulu, I tL
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HM caadpneat6mii, the Witarlar -
posWOM by Ow wrOko
phummean bee been abee v
Wetawas.,-IMS
blrWg the wrojej d MW TOPWO Wft WARtMOrt wvw Eye
of kW adwirbsid can be
Saud. w few" to of awpla of 91- voehACM 11110"n
50111811111141111 IM SdOCIAMM CM bOM" CM-
ilia rob" to dhar is am compu. see
plauly SOMAl. L*-, U10tr AdPkPkg Pr*C*"
wheew vokmwtrk SbvQrwM A eta" 0( A*
cated by,dw fw-M
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,
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a
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MOTORS INS" 8 OW" &W4 for tbW PWO%W saboaL A siody
00 of aorlOme-desorpum Isothermami d water amd akww vapors

06 In alumo-silica gal specisomms and in active ahumdom-axide
xptdmvw, obtalewd throvo a hydrolysis of almimmas chlorldr_1
we hag 31 ~ that the aboorptim of alcobul vapors wkk those &d-
041 sorbents is confined to the somial adwolom md eapillary
c6ndematim ~ The sorption of water vapors with specimons a 00
alumo-silles Sol md wit" alimilitiiii odft b accompeakd . 0.0
69 spFurimlly by a my slow promss of prnetration of the, wator
00 molecules tato the simteers ON the" morbeeks.
.00

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00 13-2 -1 gi
-0
0
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0 444'. -A0
400000000 0 0 .0.00 0 of 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6.0-0 0 910
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e,

V, Kisslew (Momrow State UnIr.). AAWY Jkad. Notsk
1117-41KINO); cf. C.A. 43, 4&Me.-Adwrp-
tin isobwm of AcOll in 941m. in Cillse. on a unitomly
VOINSWIPmIdlics pl. at v dod. In kultd tubes. by inter-
analysis. at 46. 30, 21, ff. 4.6, and 0', I.e. both
mbm OW boo i the crit. temp. of 11111ting: Ils pomidn".
nonnaftwomA201. watirsInconOwt with thcAl"Idana
remult of Its IllsO coatent. atul coulil only be "utintainni
comm. by w"s a c-ma. pnqmwlkwi of W" gel and vol, of
*An. At 456 mad 300, Le. ia the ruacc of unUmitcd mi-
cibmr. the ado"Wou k*jWm is a mye with a mx.
AtOl,wbwoum wet" id IAYM. the J&AbCM bAS an
2=
tem.tbecomm of the
upwad-19fto bead. 1
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I
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W
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t o
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the
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a
o
ms at
C.
at
a
g
s p
camas of At mat. at mabotams in the adsorption spwe over
that In as ORW Va. of the "Oil. win. At intemettiAte
f o in., the hKabums bavv an 1"i"meallate 96

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N, Mills"wgil. Md'C MillaAarbainvi Umnamsew
Staft ul*w manw)- ~=2WAMWd, Saab S.S.S.R.
at w , - V" ~ lawhen" at
2D9 Saw b adwarptim *ad 111111=
- e - dotd. Ow;wkpo" my ly
Parma - AM* ed. &at Ia.
JXIO
-via :QiMadwriptimand- im
im do imp 4d as~
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9 ft tM poster avats.. of bat
absorbed _,_Npw4d with thm evolved
do bat BMW d "H,
wm
0 , - C.
wkb,tk ad baud go so hk
mob on ad,?!P_
tin.: the
4~is ad
1. C IN. aim t1wr
bow. iA fu"bw bwi d dw
ftdQ am.
at-W in a 3rd tuse.:-.7bis a _bw With any
slaileft of the ad W" b 40 stable at W, but mw
be dw as a paiisaing b1p. Ali= in timp abeeme 41 MO,
ofI the
type
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Oil
S6
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um "Flu dw,!41~; dtar that
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pl"

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ckw aq. stall. Utter a statell 10114th'if One (I hr~ 1'.
30daye). arr platt"I aWd"at The owlen. of The win. after
Wit"Itift. The Iwithernut are Substantially different for a
At" P1 (t)i chm"""IMI by livillrM
Capillary Condensation aM enniAerable broterrAlt it, the
vorptim of CbHn; vatim at 2)'. and a fine v latim
b
l
t
=
talitt comiskilwation U
tba nvft
g no capi
:=I
r
Pure vat. distribution curwit show. far, a.,
a sMM peak at about 10 A.. atitt In tberanceolSO-100A.
%NMfdn of Ca(Olf). -s detd, with fractions cd
need of ski sk"We of *0
Wks ]ad M to abal"
I
id
f
ki
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d
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dwl brolvil 4 firm. at All pislots 44 the I"Plbritins
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%trulght line which ronnarU the point on tbt axis W ab.
I"It. m6m&m exprroming the uriginal concn. of the moks. with the

77-9 Point an the ails or orilinates curfespowling to vnisplete
IntlWtagen(I'libe.
I-hr. imotherill x1low-q ItTrIMSAIllirt of ahalw, indir-Ajivr of
Vol, U141106%it. N146-1111% laksill as lisirt M.11031 lin-kaft
IliciftAntily stlaight*114-d out; the 244w. imothesill 6 vVlY
ly vertical, Utitt, after 311 days, it CUMS"Witit to the
e*W. between the luitial allies Cd S%.44., the %ilicale
010-91%.aq.. wW list sq. ads. 7U Of I
:~
0
:
tbe,1
PtnWt ITSkir diff"m of Ca(011),,
14
1
Forl"vil Olaws two prevent Its Armas to this surfam of yet
inuiraicted.Wp. 71dalsoult spin ebscanitiII3. Alllsa-
therium, Including that taken after jU day% thaw the fasted.
6r shape at initial rLw wW leveling off. mail Ue vay Closely
one above The other. Sorption after.1t) 4ays In noly a little

a Ittrater than after I clay, N, Than

,dwow bmilm ow"
n.
. V. o"s. V V. I
m
a
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It. 7u data
.,d
N

KISEM-jr *A.. V. 206TI,3
.USSR/Chemistry - Adsorption 'Jun 51
"Adsorption of Nitrogen Vapors on Silica Gel at a Low Temperature,"
V. P. Dreving, A.V. Kiselev,.O. A. Likhacheva., Lab of Surface Phenomena,
Inst of Phys, Moscow State U imeni.M. V. tomonosov
"Zhur Fiz Khim" Vol XXV, No.6# pp 710-718
Investikated adsorption~of N2 Vapors at bp on uniform coarsely porous silica
gel over range of relative pressures from 10-6 to 0.5. Adsorption isotherms
.were reproducible for entire region* At low pressures equil was attained
ver7 slowly. No straight-line "Henr7-region",was found. Sp surface was detd
by different methods with closely corresponding results. For range of filling
of surface from 20 to 90% iso,them corresponds to Ist ep of M. M. Dubinin and
L. V. Radushevich, for greater.deg-of filling to eq of W. D. Harkins and G. Jura.
In latter case 2d layer of adsorbed N mols is formed.
2
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- '41, -, - __- - __ __ ---
UVA T -L--~~_'O-~Az~~'.j
WOMMAnder adew"M from MIN a
-.V,ON* S.S.S.M.
~M)Hill 11,010 of jili, sudwr arm 9.7
wevir drid. at 200. vatto. kwts to c"n. of
H ' mwuww am. mats In one. Into 2 uQuid
Was. At, 30*,- do bAberve k"k off at a refittivift low
own.; 25 willmole/l. (lc. Q.~ of min.) and tbe adewpdon
mow" pwdM* Owbee
Jp!! atr into. of the Witt. am
boy k.: lbincic ammww ~ 58 MUMMOks/c.. cor.
ton arm of 28 A.IuW~ PhOll; cmw~
gnm*.-wedw Ibmw condstions, only cot clawt-racked un~
=d. leywisfamst . M40".thriambetmIsS
ANVMIL. it ffutivit riawil
prorullslispoint 011. adlispriv .
tko Is raNifthisel., bmt t1w thicknem of the stlairtwil Livn
dow o61 aKeed 2-3 rools. am at c/e. - O.D. A slwi6r iso.
tbwmisfNwwlwMM*OHInCR.m PAW*. N.Thon

Absolute 4dsorption isotherms front solution, K. G.,
4~rnsil'ttikav
t!lev (NI _757-5 Cf.
DoNally Mail. 77, MIMI).
Argul. d at.. C.A. 4S, &t8:Jg.-Advjrption isothernis wece
dctd. for soltt.,;. of PhOll in Ctlits at 20' and 40', on the
highly course silicit gel "E'-' (1), the coarse silica gel "VK-
Kh-2" (11). a relatively fine-pore siliett gel "Na. 15" (HI),
andnouporaasBaSO,(IV).
frequent pore dhon. In A.. and sp. sorface area t ill Nq. in./g.
were: for 1132, 200,320: 110.92, 00, .150; 111 OM, 3(J,.
tl()(); IV 9.7. At 20% satit. in the vol. results in
crysta., anti at 40* in sepn. into 2 liquid layers. The
isotherm oil I at 20" has the nornial shnpc tip to satti..
whereasat 40* it is S-shaped. Plots of the unit. of PhOll
adsorbed, a, per unit sp. surface arint, S. as it function of its
Collett., C, at 20". coincide for 1, 11, %Anti Ill; Conz,41(luemly,
tile porosity of tile silica Rd shows tit; effect on tile adsorption
tip to a pore size of 30 A. N'car satn., als = microinole/iii.
Ill., which gives sla - 26 A.'/inul. PhOll, i.e. adsorption
at20'retit:LinsLinittiol.ul)tosatn. Couversely,--t1sorption'
of PhOft from soln. in Clill, call be nscd to det. the unknown:
sp. swface ama of -it silica gel. On IV, adsorption is still
uuitnol., but thelimitis r6ched ataboute ~ 0-1 Plot-s
tl~c still S
of als at 40', on T, 11, and IV, -sltalivd, with
(lie isotherms coinciding only- in ilicir initial portions but
~divergiilg beyolill tile initial slage. This div&golce is
-tile result of itioltittiol. adsorption ott IV, bot is due te
capillary 14yering in the case of the siliva g0i; the killer,
effect is more pronounced,. the larger is tile purc vol. That
tile rise of als-oit coir~e silica gets at hig1wr voticti. is not due
to.nierc lilultintol. adsorwian, or to layering in tile Space -
'Mlyeen xraiwi, follows front tho. fitet that ill tile ranrt, or,
relative Concus. 0.7-1.0. a/s is 111110t gwttvr. t6c., tilore I
'Steeply $001 C, for lliesilical.,els thanlorIV. Consequently,
live effect vollsi:sls ill Lapillary layt-filig, -awdogoils to Capil-
lary condetts'diolt of vallor.-.. At cle, - 1. 1 a(Lunbi 10-t7
Mlillinvilt-, 1%011 per g, or L;-) re. lifinid, PhOll/g. This,
willi Sollic 4officklit fill- Coolpicle fillilly of tile pore
N. Thott

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KISEIEV A, V,
USSR/Chemistry-Adsorption 21 Jul 5.1
"The Structureof Activated CaAons and Their Sorption Effect on Various Gaseous
Substances,", N. N. Anall P0. M. Dzhigitj Acad.M. M. Dubinin, A. V. Kiselev,
Inst of Phys Chem, Acad Sci USSR, and lbscow State U imeni Lomonosov
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSRH Vol LXXIX, No 3, pp 451-455
Detailed study by the vacuum method was made of the adsorbed quantities, the
isotherms of sorption and desorption of vapors of benzene, n-pentane, n-butanol,
and methanol at 200 C and of water.vapor at 250 C on 2 activated carbon samples
which differedEreatly in structure (monodisperse micropores as compared with
large pores). The findings are shown in tables and graphs. It is hoped that a
more rigid analysis of desorption curves will yield a more exact idea of the pore
structure of activated carbon.
211T19

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M.M., skademike otvatutyennyy redWctor; GAPON, U.N.; GAPOV, ?.B.;
Z11MAMINA, Ye.S.; -=MNUIT. VVo-. BJUMIKAYA, I.M.; SHUVAULO G.N*-*
WGIXSX~T,~S.Zs; YAXOVS11Y,.N.1.; PM, X A.; KISZ6XV, A.T.; NZYKAN. I.Ts.;
3LWAXOV,46# LB*-q 1MAnWq IJ.-, ux]W,o 13.; Te*Bq;
TULINA, 1~3.; DAVAMV. A.B.; SATIAM, K.K.; BRUMBM, Te.M.; ZHIDIOVAS
Z.V.; VZMWWAV N.Ye.; NAPOLISKIT. S.A.; 14MIATLOVA, Te.A.-. K=MKIY. B.A.;
KWGHIKOV, D I.; SMWTAW, P.M.; XWOVIGH, V.L.;3UNM',,A.A.; SAVINOV,
B.G.; VRW, i.P.; WSMMID. Y&.A.
[Research in the field of~chromatography transactions of the All-Union
Conference on Chromatography, November 21-24, 19501 Iseledovaniis v oblasti
khromatograf It; trudy Vessottunogo soveshchaniia po khromatograf it, 21-24
noiabria 1950 g. Moskva, 1zd-vo Akademii nauk SSM 1952. 225 p.
(ML8A 62-5)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Otdolonie khimichoskikh nauk.
(Chromatographic analysis)

NIMIEV AS.- KISMEV, V.P. n
~iHMIROW,-K. D.
Calorimeters and Calorimetry
Automatic calorimeter vvith constant heat exchange for measuring heats of absorption
of gases and liquids. Trudy Inst.. fiz. khimii AN SSSR no. 1, 1952.