SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOVALEVA, N. N. - KOVALEVA, T.

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-iOYTSMOVIOR, N.D.; 11OVALEVA, N.N.
Effect of onset of Jaundice on the course of rheumatoid arthritis.
Bovet.med. No-3:25-26 Har 31. (Cm 2o-.6)
1. Of the Faculty Therapeutic Clinic (Director--Prof.Ta.M.Tareyev),
Mo8cow Medical Institute, and of Blagushinsk Hospital.

KOVALEVA, Nadezhda Nikolqevna
[Tuva in the seven-year Plan) Tuva. v semiletke. Kyzyl..
Tuvinskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1960. 41 (MIRA 15:8)
(Tuva-Econordo co-nditiono5o

k KOVALEVAp N,P.
New data about the brachiopoda species of Upper Cretaceous and
LWOr Palaeogene deposits on the 14angyahlak Peninsula. Voot,
WU 16 no. 6:64,72 161. (MIM 14:4)
(Mangyahlak Peninsula-Brachiopodap Fossil)

Recent data on brachiopod upecios in lower Paleogane dopoait8
of the Crimea (Bakhchisaray District) and Tran$caucas~'r-
(Sukhtmi District). Dolcl. All SSSIR 136 no. 3 -.686-6E.6 Ja 161.
(111PA !4:2)
1. IuningnLdskiy gosudurztvennyy universitet imeri A.A.
Zhdanova. Predstavleno a;,ado::Ikcmt.L. Yvnshinyrn.
(Bakhchisaray District-Brachior ap FosAl)
. Ocl
(Sul-himi District-Drachiopodng

NOVALEVA) N.P.
Variation in Mesozoic and Cenozoic articulate brachiopodB. Dokl,
AN SSSR 149 no.3:696-699 Mr 163, (MMA 16W
1. Leningradskly gosudaretvermyy universitet im. A.A.Zhdanova.
Predstavleno akademikom D.V.Nalivk:lnym.
(Brachiopods, Fossil)

Y, OVA L2 V A
Formir4,, ef fabric:, Lir 2'1
no. . 8 t 3 1-3 4 Ag 165. R"I
I t. t t

FERDINAND,, Ya.M,. ; MAMIS1, L,A.; BRAYNINA, R.A.; DMITRIYEVA-
RAVIKOVICH, Ye-.MO; KOVALEVSKAYA, I.L.; WASNENKO, A.M.;
IVANOVA, L.M.; TELESHEVSKAYA, B.A.; MARISOVA, A.P.;
KOVALEVA, N.S.
Methodology of utudying the epidemiological effectiveness
of intestinal vaccines. Zhur. mikrobiol.~ epid. i immun.
33 no. U-.17-22 N '62. (MIRA 17.-:L)
1. Iz Rostovskogo i Moskovskogo institutov epidemiologii
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya R-SFSR i Moskovskoy gorodskoy
sanitarno-epidemiologichookoy stantsii.

FERDINANDf Ya.M.,(Aostov-na:-Donu);,Prinimali uchastiye: MARISOVA., A.P.;
BRAYNINA, R.A.; MARGULIS L.A.;-YZASNENKO, A.M.; KOVALEVSKAYA,
I.L.; TELESHEVSKAYA, E.A.,- SG~OLEVA S.V. KALININAp K.I.;
KOVALEVA; N.S.; IVANOVA, ARENDER, B.A.- KUCHERENKO R.A.;
Akuktg K.S.; OLEYNIKOVA, LIT.-, KIBARDINA,.Yu.A.;
KOVAP
GRIGORIYEVA9,K.S.-, SEHENIKHINA, L.G.; CHERNYKH E.I.; DOROFEYEVA,
V.m.; SHFVCHENKO, Ye.N.; ABRAWVA, O.K.; SKULISKAYA, S.D.;
PETROVA, Z.I.; MAKHLINOVSKIY, L.I.j KIJZIMINA, A.I.; ALITMAN, R.Sh*j
MARDERER, R.G.; YENGALYCHFVSKAYAp L.N.; CHMKOVA, M.N.; TERESHCHENKOP
N.I.; SHELKOVNIKOVA, M.A.; PROKOPENKO, V.V.; BEKiEW5jjjvA-,._ Ye
BARANOVA T.V.
Effectiveness of specific prophylaxis with alcohol divaccine
against typhoid and paratyphoid B fever in school-age children.
Zhur. mikrobiol.,,epid.-i i=un. 41 no.ls!23-27 Ja 164,
(MIRA 18: 2)

LUVISHIS, L. A., starshiy naucbnyy sotrudnik;-XOVALM%,_N,.,S starshiy
naucbnyy sotrudnik; KALININ, I. A.., starshiy nauchnyy sotruinik;
KHARITONOV, Yu. P.,, mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Laboratory fire-testing method of fabrics. Tekst. prom. 21
no.10:76-78 0 161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. TSentralinyy nauchno-isoledovatellakV institut sherstyanoy
promyshlennosti. Clothing, Protective)
Mrs-testing)

LUVISHIS, L.A., kand. tekhn. nauk;,KOVALEVA, N.S., inzh.
Laboratory method for determining the fireproofness of fabrics.
Nauch.-issl. trudy TSNIIShersti no.17:144-148 162. (MIRA 17:12)

XOYA~~ I
~ " .
. 11
ComtIonal experimental hypertension. Tr. AukU med.
UM Vol,20:42-49 1952. (OUG 25 -.5 )
L Of the Pathopbysiology laboratory (Head -- Gj. Andrayev,
;;ot-or Medical Sciences). Institute of Therapy (Director -
&*Lo Wasulkov, Active Member ANS USSR), Aeademy of Medical
Soleness =R.

No KOVS I. k* 0, IKOVAU N.,T.
400traphotometrio analysis of blood so., In conditioned
reflex hypertension and In experlmental hypertension.
Tr, Akad, mod, nauk MOL VoIG20,*82-91 1952. (GIML 25:5)
19 Of the Pathophysiclogy laboratory (Read - G.V. Andreyevj,
Doctor Medical Sciences), Institute of Therapy (Director --
A*U Kyasnikovv Active Member A)M UM)g AaadsW of Medical
Sciences USSR.

~-PVAU"- VA-4.
Formation of antagonistic substance in prolonged intravenous admin-
Istration of renin preparation In dogs. Arkh. pat., Moskva 15 no.6:
36-43 Nov-Doe 1953. (CIML 25:5)
1. Of the Pathophysiology Isboratory of the Institute of Therapy
(Director --'A. L. Myaanikov, Active Member ANS USSR) of the Acedeaq
of Medical Seie " 'a via.
ace

KOVALEVA, N. T.
KOVAIEVA, N. T. -- "The Effect of Bilateral Single-~4oment Ischemia of the
Kidneys on Azotemia, the CorTosition of the Urine, and the Pathomorpholo-
gical Structure of Kidney Tissue." Acad Med Scl USSR. Inst of Normal arid
Pathological Physiology Moscow, 1955- (Dissertation for the Degree of
Candidate of Medical Sciences.)
SO: Knizhaa-vA Jetopill, No. 4, Moscow, 1956

SHIDLOVSKIT, V.A.; KOVALIVA, N.T.; VADKOVSKATA, Tu.D.
Influence of the limitation of sloop and of emotional stress on
arterial pressure and the amount of adrenergic substances in the
blood of animals. Gip.bol. no.5:8~-97 158.. (MIRA 13:5)
(SLUP) (MISS (PHYSIOLOGY)) (BLOOD MSSM)

KOUISVA, N.T.
Influence of bilateral, single-stage Isohe*mIzation of the kidneys
on azotemia, the composition of the urine', and t~he pathomorphologi-
cal structure of the renal tissue. Gip.bol. no.5t122-136 158.
(MMA 13:5)
(HTFRRTENSION) (URINB--ANALTSIS ARD PATHOWGT) (KIDNM)
il.A

ROGOVj A.A.j---KOVALBVAp N.T.
Research on delayed vascular oonditionod reflexes in man;, Zhur.
vys. nerv.-do" 10 no& 5:641-647 S-0 160. (MM 23:12)
I* Institut fiziologii ime T.P, Favlova Akademii nauk SSSR,
(CONDITIONED RESPONSE) (CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM)

ROGOV, A.A.; GORLANOVA, T.T.- KOVALEVA N.T
Respiratory and vascular reflex changes during the formation of positi-ve
and negative conditioned reflbxes. Fiziol. zhur. 46 no.3:284"29O
Mr~160, (MIR& 14:7)
1. From the Laboratory of Physiology and Pathology of Digestion and
Blood Circglatio4L. the I.P.Pavlov Institute of Physiology of tho
U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences.
.(CONDITIONED RESPONSE) (RESPIRATION)

KOVALEVA . N. T. (14084va)
Effect of novocaine on arterial pressure and the development of
experimental ~rte~riosclerosis. Pat.fiziol. i eksp. terap. 5 no.j:
30-33 MYL;e f6l. 04IRA 1.4: 6)
1. Iz Instituta te ii (dir. - deyPtv4el1Ayy chlen A14N SSSR
p1rof. A.L.Myasi 0v AM SSSR,
(NOVOCAINE) (BLOOD PRESSURE) (ARTERIOSCLEROSIS)
(CHOLF4TEROL)

JEOVALEVA , N. T.
Formation of delayed conditioned reflexes to stimuli of varying
intensities. Zhur. vys. nerv.deiat. 21 no.5:849-854 S-0 161.
(MII~A 15:1)
1. Pavlov Institute of Physiology, U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences,
Leningrad. (CONDITIONED RESPONSE)

ROGOVY A.A.; GORLANOVA, T.T.; KANTOROVICH, M.M.; KOVALEVA, N.T.
Changes in vascular conditioned and unconditioned reflexes
in man depending on typ-logical characteristics of the
nervous system. Zhur. vys. nerv. deiat. 14 no. 4:602-607
Jl-Ag 164. (MIRA 1'7tl2)
1. Pavlov Institute of Physiology, U.S.S.R.Academy of
Sciences, and Military Medical Museum of U.S.S.R.
Ministry of Defense, Loningrad.

xNed of tionss md
W roadism of bom Widt GOW = akfamts ilk
wAftbfts ~.- . ~'YA mW 36t. Va. SkW'nik.
Ys.S.R. $3.
(84tguiring plant) mW wheat (having k%wr It
requiFemns) p6ols showrd that D Ift"Ilk to incream'd I-
abdog activity of JU% I# cWtumv in which Ca. N, aml K
malts were ad&d. At high levvis of nitrates or How. i.e.
when 11 mquIremutfs rkv, thm Is * rrduml 1-teducitta
01 the Plant tivairs, Catalsm activity Parallels the
i-rcdodosoctivity.
dixt abows either way Wit decliM (or Pont) In the I-cr-
ducing mcilvity. indimting that the plot Is able to regulate
its reduction-mitfatioa sysitnis s4tisfactorily even with disi-
lusbed mineral %W4y. In cultum with NlIsN(h intrw
duction of 0 leads to a "Inc of I-mlocing powr. ne
pm. tfiect of B at high kvtl% D( fitut upply ind"tes tIW
satcraistio% of tobwal elements (with ptu. ot DrX. swiivi-
tics) in regulation of oxitlation-reduction P"Kvb*ri- in pWlt,
C, M. Ko'01AINA

WVALEVA, N~ V~
Dissertation; "The Interaction of Boron with Other Elements of Mineral Nutrition in
Metabolism.* Cand Biol Scip Inst ok Botarq'imeni V. L. Komarov, Acad Sel USSR, Moscow,
Oct;-.Dec 53-, (Vestnik Akaderdl- Hauk, Moscowp Jvn 34)
SO: SUM 318p 23 Dee 1954

SHKOLINIK, K.Ya.; MAKAROVA, N.A.; STFMZVA, N.M.; KOVA1EVA, N.V.
Some data on the physiology of branched wheat in connection with mineral
nourishment. Trudy Bot.inst. Ser.4 no.9.,63-76 153. (HLRA 6:6)
1. Botanicheskiy institut imeni V.L. Komarova akademii nauk SSBR.
(Wheat) (Plants-Metaboliam)

KOVALF.V-1, IT.V.
.
~ ~9,-Velc ' of boron on the trend of oxidation-redtiction Processes and
crop Yields as influenced by different anounts and ratios of macro-
nutrients in the soil. Trudy Bot. inst. Sur. 4 ilo,12:120-153 '58.
(Mllbk 11: 7)
(Plants, Effect of minerals on) (Plants-Metabolism)

SEMKOVAP K*Ioq clotoent; NOVALIVA, N-V-p dotonet (Hookra)
Comparative evaluation of the determination of free hydrochloric
acidwith and without intabations Eli-named. 38 no.8:113-115 Ag
160. OM 13:11)
lo Iz kafedry propedevtiki vnutrennikh bolezney (2rav. - deyst-
vitellrq7 ohlen AMN SSSR prof. V.1h* Vasilenkol I Moskovskogo
ordena Leninp, meditsinskogo instituta. imeni I.M. Sechenovae
(GAMIC JUICE)

KIUMV, A.V.; KOTALEVA, N.V.
Adsorption of water vapor by activated carbon. Zhur. fiz. khtm. 30
no.12:2775-2786 D156. (MLRA 1o:4)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR, Institut fizicheakoy khimil, Moskva.
(Adsorptic,u) (vapors) (Carbon,.&--tivated)

69-20-3-3/24
AUTHORS: Dogadkin, B.A.; Skorodumova, Z.V.; Kovaleva, N.V.
TITLE: On the Chemical Interaction of Sulfur and Carbon Black (0
khimicheskom vzaimodeystvii sery s sazhey)
PERIODICAL: Kolloidnyy zhurnal, 1958, vol XX, Nr 3, pp 272-278 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The chemical interaction of sulfur and black is of great
importance in the vulcanization of rubber. The quantity ~;f
chemically bound sulfur, when heated with black in a hydro-
carbon medium, is the greater the less the oxygen content
in the black. The removal of oxygen from the surface of
the black by means of hydrogenization, etc increases the
chemical absorption of the sulfur on the surface of tile
black. Heating of the black at temperatures higher than
9000C in a vacuum or hydrogen atmosphere leads to a decrease
of the chemical absorption of sulfur on the surface of the
black. This is due to the connection of the sulfur with the
free valences of the end carbon atoms. An isotopic exchange
of the bound sulfur with S35 is not possible. It is assumed
therefore that the sulfur on the surface of the black forms
resistant monosulfide groups. in view of these facts it is
Card 1/2 supposed that the sulfur joins the carbon black mainly at

On the Chemical Interaction of Sulfur and Carbon Black 69-20-3-3/24
the active sites of the carbon surface.
There are 5 tables, 7 graphs, and 7 references, 5 of which
are Soviet, 1 English, and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issiedovatellskiy institut shinnoy promyshlennosti,
Moskva (scientific Research Institute of the Tire Industry,
Moscow)
SUBMITTED: February 20, 1958
Card 2/2 1. Carbon black-Che3kical reactions 2. Sulfur-Applications

3OV-69-58-4-8/18
AUTHORS: Kiselev, A.V.., Kovaleve, N.V., Sinitsyn, V.A., Khrapova, Ye.V.
TITLE: Adsorbate-Adsorbate Interactions in Vapor Adsorption on
Graphitized Carbon Blacks (Proyavleniye vzaimodeystviya ad-
sorbat-adsorbat pri adsorbtsii parov na prafitirovannykh
sazhakh)
2. Application of Adsorption Isotherm Equations for Descrip-
tion of Experimental Data (2. Primeneniye urevneniy izoterm
adsorbtsii dlys opisaniya eksperimentnllnykh dnnnykh)
PERIODICAL: Kolloidnyy zhurnal, 19158, Vol XX, Nr 4, Pp 444-455 (FPSSR)
ABSTRACT: In the articlelthe equations of Reference 1 for the isotherms
of mono- and polymolecular adsorption of vapors are applied to
the description of the experimental isotherms of adsorption on
graphitized carbon black. The adsorption of n-alkanes is de-
scribed by the isotherm equations 1 and 4jwhich are similar
to the equations of Langmuir and Brunauer-Emmett-Teller. The
isotherm of cyclopeptan adsorption has two inflexion points
and is described by equation 4. The experimental isotherms
and adsorption heats of nitrogen, argon, and krypton vapors on
Card 0 the carbon black R-33, graphitized at 2,700 0 C. At a tempera-
if

SOV-69-518-4-8/le
Adsorbate-Adsorbate Interactions in Vapor Adsorption on Graphitized Carbon
Blacks. 2. Application of Adsorption Isotherm Equations for Description of
Experimental. Date
ture of -1830 C)the pure initial adsorption heat is 0.8 kcal/
mole. It has been found that the adsorption isotherms follow
for values E) < 0.1 the equation of Henry, from 0.1-0.5 the
6quation of Hill (2) and for higher values the equation of
Langmuir. E) is the general degree of filling of the surface
by the monolayer. Figure 1 shows that the adsorption iso-
therms for nitrogen vapors calculated according to Hills
equation coincide with the experimental values only to 0 = 0.4
and then incline downward. The Langmuir equation is applied
for higher values. Figure 4 shows the adsorption heats of
argon vapors and the adsorption isotherms calculated according
to the eauations 1 and 2. The pure initial adsorption heats
amount to 0.7 kcal/mole. Figure 5 represents the experimental
adsorption isotherms of krypton vapors at -1e3 0 C and -19q0 0
from Reference 13 as well as the calorimetric adsorption heats
at -1830 C from Reference 15. The pure initial adsorption
heat is 1.5 kcal/mole. It has been found that equation 3 cor-
Card 21 responds well to the experimental data. Figure 7 shows the

SOV-69-58-4-8/18
Adsorbate-Adsorbate Interactions in Vapor Adsorption on Graphitized Carbon
Blacks. 2. Application of Adsorption Isotherm Equations for Description of
Experimental Data
adsorDtion isotherms for nitrogen, argon, and krypton vapors
at high vapor pressure values. In the case of nitrogen and
argon at these values, polymolecular adsorption sets in.
Equation 4 gives good results for nitrogen. For argon.,the
calculated values are higher. The adsorption isotherms of
krypton have a step-shaped character. Equation 4 is used.
Figure 8 shows the isotherm and the adsorption heat for S02 0
vapors at 00 C on carbon black sferon-6 graphitized at 2,700 C.
The pure initial adsorption heat is approximately equal to
the condensation heat and reaches a maximum of 1.5 kcal/mole
nt a vapor pressure of 0.2. The experimentsl facts are well
described by the equations 1 and 2. Figure 11 shows 0 the iso-
therms and the adsorption heats for ammonia at -78.8 C and
methylamin at 0 C. The ammonia isotherm has no inflexion
,)ointiwhereas the methylamin isotherm has two inflexion points.
auation 4 and Hill's en'uation are applied to the experimental
data, It has been established j that in the same measure as the
Card 0 adsorbate-adsorbent interactions decrease and the adsorbate-
.'4

SOV-60-58-4-8/18
Adsorbate-Adsorbate Tnteractions in Vapor Adsorption on Grarhitized Carbon
Blacks. 2. Application of Adsorption Isotherm Equations for Description of
Experimental Data
adsorbate interactions relatively increnseltho isotherms
chnnge their shape from convex nt the initial part with
single points of inflexion (n-alkanes) to initially concave,
with two points of inflexion (nitrogen, argon, krypton, sulfur
dioxide, methylamin, etc.) and to concave throughout with no
inflexion (water).
There are 12 graDhs, 1 table, and 29 references, 1L'+ of which
are Soviet and 15 English.
ASSOCIATIONS: lv'.oskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni M..V, Lomonosovnf
Laboratoriya adsorbtsii (Moscow State University imeni M.V.
Lomonosov,Laboratory of Adsorption)
Institut fizicheskoy khimii AN SSSR, Laboratoriya sorbtsionnykh
protsessov (Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Academy of
Card 4/5 Sciences of the USSR Laboratory of Sorption Processes)

KOVAJEW, 14. V. - Mster Chem Sci (dirs) -- "Thn effi~ct of tho chemicril nnO
ury-stal-chemical modification of carbon black on the a0sorption of vrnors".
Moscow, 1959. 19 pp (Acad Sci M11R, inst of Ph.7-s Chem), 150 copies (EL, No 1.9,
1059, 121)

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AUTHORS: Kiselev, A. V., Kovaleva, N. V. SOV/62-59-6-6/36
TITLE: The, Influence exercise --5-y-lh-e~~hermal Treatment of Different
Carbon Blacks Upon the Adsorption of Vapours (Vliyaniye termi-
cheskoy obrabotki razlichnykh sazh na adsorbtsiyu parov)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khimicheskikh naak,
19591' Nr 6t pp 989-998 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt As in well known, an increase in treatment temperature causes an
inorqase in the crystal dimension up to parallel orientation, as
is the case with the graphite lattice. Besides, there are
numerous papers which deal with the investigation mentioned in
the title (Refs 1-40). It is only the problem of the fundamental
adsorption chan.mes of different substances that has scarcely been
dealt with up to now. As to this problem there are different
opinions as to whether the presence of oxygen complexes on the
surface of the adsorbents, or the inhomogeneity of the surface
are to be made ressons1ble for the adsorption. In this
connection, the adsorption was investigated in the present work
as being dependent on the surface quality (roughly inhomogeneous,
strongly, and weekly oxidized carbon black). Subject to
Card 1/3 investigation viere substances with extreme structure and polarity

The Influence Exercised by the Thermal Treatment of sov/62-59-6-6/36
Different Carbon Blacks Upon the Adsorption of Vapours
such as benzenef water, methanol. For this purpose the adsorption
isotherms of the above mentioned substances on ~;arbon black
adsorbents (Pigs 1-6) submitted to different thermal treatment
were determined. It was found that with increasing treatment
temperature, the quantity of oxygen needed for the exchange with
NaOR in aqueous solution on the surface of the carbon black
decreases, and so does the roughness of the surface. It remains
homogeneous after treatment in hydrogen at 17000. The steam
adsorption by graphite treated-carbon black which also decreases
is mainly due to the elimination of surface oxides. With
graphite treated carbon-black in a hydrogen current adsorption
of water is very low, even at high-pressure. The adsorption of
methanol vapours-als-o decreases by the elimination of the surface
oxides, while the decrease in-the surface.rQughness here only
pl,ays an'uniinportant role. Benzene adsorption with graphite
treatment is mainly reduced because of the adsorbent surface
which is not rough enough. in general graphite treatment in
hydrogen current at 17000 of different types of carbon black
leads to quite similar surface qualities of the adsorbent. The
Card 2/3, authors thank 11. It. Dubinin for explanations he gave them.

The Influence Exercised by the Thermal Treatment of SOV/62-59-6-6/36
Different Carbon Blacks Upon the Adsorption of Vapours
There are 6 figures, 2 tables, and 45 references, 16 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of
Physical Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: November 11, 1957
Card 3/3

5~4)
A THORS: Kiselevq A V.r-Zovaleva,_ff.,_~
TITLE: Tho Chemic~l koffflmntTo-h of t6
Its Influence on Adsorption
modifitsirovaniye poverkhnosti
na adsorbtBionnyye avoystva)
SOV/20-124-3-35/67
Korolev,.A. Ya
;,3hcherbakova,K.D.
Krface of Ad orbentB and
Properties (Khimicheskoye
adsorbentov i yego vliyaniye
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 124, Nr 3, pp 617-620
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present report deals with the chemical modification and
variation of the adsorption properties of silica and graphite
bodies. Highly dispersive silica aerosil and gas-black are
used for this purpose. This modification was carried out
for the purpose of rendering silica hydrophobic and of making
soot hydrophilic. The firat part of this paper deals with the
modification of silica. Si4ca with a hydrated surface ad-
sorbs polar substances well. By a reaction with silicon-organic
compounds it is possible to modify the nature of their sur-
face essentially in the direction of attaining a stable hydro-
phobic state, which is of practical interest for the applica-
tion of silica as filling media for polymeric materials and
as a thickening medium for lubricants. The modification con-
sisted of a reaction of silica hydroxyl with trimethyl chloro-
Card 1/4 silane according to the scheme

SOV/20-124-3-35/67
The Chemical Modification of the Surface of Adsorbents and 'lU Influence
on Adsorption Properties
I I
0 CH 0 C11
1 1 3 1 1 3
-0-Si-OH+CI-S i-CH3-* -0-Si-O-Si-CH 3+HC1
I I I
0 CH 0 CH
1 3 1 3
Aerosil with a surface of about 180 m2/g was treated for
eight days at a temperature of 20 with saturated trimethyl
chlorosilane vapor or with its solution in benzine. The
greatest difference in the isothermal lines of adsorption
is observed in steam. The adsorption of steam on a modified
sample is several dozens of times lower than in the case
of a normal sample. The isothermal line of the adsorption
of steam on a modified sample is reversible, and it is
not modified even after several months of contact with
water, which is indicative of the strength of the surface
compound formed. The second part of this paper deals
Card 2/4 with the formation of carbon black. The adsorption proper-

SOV/20-124-3-35/67
The Chemical Modification of the Surface of Adsorbents and P-.4 Influence
on Adsorption Properties
ties of soot with respect to many adsorbed substances, especial-
ly with respect to polar ones, depend on the quantity of
oxygen they contain. The authors modified gas black for the
purpose of further graphitization. By annealing at more than
15000 the acid surface compounds are destroyed, the growth
of graphite crystallites is promoted (chemical and crystallo-
chemical modification) and the adsorption of the vapors of
water, methanol, ammonia, methylamine, sulfur dioxide and
other polar substances is considerably reduced. Thermal0
treatmentg especially at temperatures of more than 2500
makes the soot surface more homogeneous and prevents the
adsorption of non-polar substances. Such a treatment of soot
also increases its hydrophobic properties. An increase of the
affinity of soot to polar substances, especially water, is
of practical interest for polygraphical pigments and also
for other polygraphically important cases. Also the nature
of the surface and the oolloid-chemical properties of soot
Card 3/4 are considerably modified by the oxide-treatment. Thn modi-

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The Chemical Modification of the Surface of Adsorbents and Their Influence
on Adsorption Properties
fication of soot also modifies the adsorption of steam con-
siderably. The variations of the corresponding isothermal
lines are discussed. The double hysteresis found on this
occasion is typical of the superposition of two phenomena,
viz chemosorption and capillary condensation. The thermal
treatment of soot and its oxidation in the liquid phase is
able to modify soot to such an extent that the adsorption
of steams on it is modified by dozens and hundreds of
times of its amount. There are 2 figures and 25 references,
12 of which are Soviet.
PRESENTED: September 6, 1958, by 14. M. Dubinin, Academician
SUBMITTED: September 5, 1958
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AUTHORS; Lyginq Ve Ipq Kovalevag No V,o Kaytaradze, N. N.9
Kiselevp A.- v
TITLE: AdeorlDILL Properties and Infrared Spectra of Oxidized
Carbon Blacks
PERIODICAL: Kolloidnyy zhurnal, 1960, Vol. 22, No. 3, PP- 334 - 339
TEXT: In the introduction the authors mention the various methods of
determining the nature of ohemioal compounds on the surface of fillers,
as e.g. carbon'blaok The present paper is a oontinuallon
of the investigation of the surtaoe compounds of adsorbents by means of
an infrared spectroscope. The authors studied channel black from Ukhta
in natural state and oxidized by means of bodium hypoohlorite (in the
laboratory of A. Ya. Korolevq Ref. I1 9 oarbon black obtained by the de-
composition of graphite oxide at 300 C, as well as this carbon black
after heating at 1,70000 in a hydrogen flow. The characteristic values
of the samples are given in a table. The specific surface was determined
by W. N. Avgulg. Fig. 1 shows the isothermal lines of vapor adsorption
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JiUMORS: Kiselev, A. V., Kovaleva, N. V., Korolev, Al 'Ya,
TITLE,. Adsorptive properties of oxidized carbon blacks,
1. Oxidation of channel black in an aqueous medium
?ERIUDICAL: Koiloidnyy zhurnal, v. 23, no- 5, 19611, 562
TEXT: In this paper, the adsorptive power of chnniiel gas carbon black
sample-- from Ukhta with a specific surface of about 150 m"' and an
oxygen content of which had been oxidized in aqueous solution
without heating with sodium hypochlorite, hydrogen peroxide, and a
mixture of MNO- and H 2s0 49 was investigated. The chemisorbed-oxygen
content, hydrophilic properties, and wettability of the carbon black
are increased by polar organic liquids. The carbon black forms
highly disperse colloidal hydrosols without addition of organic wetting
agents. After dryin 9 and removing substances adsorbed on carbon black
by exhaustion at 150 C, the C and H conto-rts wjre determined by a
microanalytical technique, and the total oxy6en content was established
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Adsorptive properties of... B12zj/B1OI
from the difference. The presence of active oxygen wau detected by
adsorption of NaOH from the aqueous solution and by detorminin.- the
content of hydroxyl or phenol irroUpS according to Crignard, The
volatile substances content was determined by hoatdngr the carl~on black
to 62000,. The nitrogen conteit in the carbon black samples ti-eated
with the IM j H2so4 mixture was deterinined by the Kjeldahl technique.
and was fouA to be 0~2'1;)_ ~he specii'ic surface was calcuiated from
the adsorption isot'.-orms ol' nitrogen vapor tit the boil~111~' poill.t oil
nitraL,en aceordini~ to BET.. Da-ta on the opecific surface and the
chemical composition of carbon blacks oxidized by various techniques
are given in a table. The oxidation of the curbon bluck suri'ace le~,ids
to a reduced adsorptiop of n-hexane vapor,- This is due to tile fuct
that the oxidjzud surface is covered with oXyL;ejj_Corj4 4ning groups so
tightly that i,here is no more room available for tiie n-h,~,xare
molecules . Tne increase in the adsorptive power for benzene vapor with
the oxidation degree of the carbon black surface 14s kl-L~e to tne fact that
the interaction of then-bonds in the benzene molocul 0_,; W j th t, he Oli
g - carbon black samp-Jes is intensified.
roups on the surface of oxidized
,
The difierence between oxidized and non-oxidized carbon black surf-'aces
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Adsorptive properties of... B120101
becomes still more pronounced when methanol and water vapors (Fig. 2) are
adsorbed. Methanol is probably chemically sorbed, too. The carbon black
surface modified by graphitization or oxidation which becomes either
strongly hydrophobe or strongly bydrophilic, can change the adsorption of
water vapor by one or two orders of magnitude. Methanol vapor is most
strongly adsorbed on surfaces oxidized with an HKO 3-H2so4mixture,
although these samples contain less oxygen than samples oxidizedsjith
NaOC1; the same holds for the adsorption of water vapor. The ad ption
of all vapors investigated generally increases with the degree of oxidation.
The authors thank G. M. Lyulina, N. N. Avgull, A. P. Arkhipova, L. I.
Doroshina, and M. G. Kuz1mina for assistance. There are 5 figures, 1 table,
and 20 references: 13 Soviet and 7 non-Soviet. The two most recent
references to English-language publications read as follows: M. L. Stude-
baker, E. Hoffman, A. C. Wolfe, L. G. Nabors, Industr. and Engng. Chem.
48, 162, 1956; J. V. Hallum:, H. V. Drushell, J. Phys. Chem. 61, 110, 1958-
ASSOCIATIOR: Institut fizicheskoy khimii AV SSSR, Gruppa khimii
poverknosti Moskva (Institute of Physical Chemistry AS USSR,
Card 3/6 Group of Surface Chemistry, Moscowl

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LUTHORS; Kiselev, A. V., Kovaleva, N. V., M. N., Tesner,
P. A.
TITLE: Adsorption properties of oxidized cnr-)n blacks. 2. Oxida-
tion of channel black in a gas medium
PERIODICLL: Kolloidnyy zhurnal, v. 24, no. 2, 1962, 195-200
TEXT: The authors study the reason why oxidized channel black gives better
printing ink than unoxidized channel black. Ukhta gas channel black sample
-B-1369 (V-1369) was oxidized for 2 hrs with atmospheric oxygen at 4500C and
an air stream of 3 liter/min. The weight loss was 4-5,,,; the 02 content
increased from 4.4 to 8-15%; the specific surface (determined by the BET
Method) increased from 148 M2/g to 295 M2/g for N 2 and C6H6, and 142 m2/g
5
for n-C H The black samples were evacuated to 10 mm Hg at 2000C; next
6 12*
the adsorption isotherm for vapors of n-hexane, benzene, methanol, and
water were taken. Results: (1) The total adsorption capacity for all
vapor kinds doubled; (2) the adsorption capacity per surface unit, however,
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Adsorption properties of ... B1 01 Y131 10
increased only for n-hexane and benzene, that for methanol changed but
little, whereas that for water remained unchanged. Thus, the hydrophily of
black oxidized with atmospheric oxygen, remained unchanged. The high
adsorption of hydrocarbons is due to the adsorption potential of micro-
pores formed during oxidation. The lower adsorption capacity for C 611 12 is
explained ~y its larger molecules which cannot infiltrate into all pores.
(3) Channel black oxidized in a liquid medium (HNO 3 + 112so4) showed
increased hydrophily and adsorption of polar substances, owina to a
considerable increase in surface groups containing oxygen. There are
2 figures, I table, and 13 references: 9 Soviet and 4 non-Soviet. The.
four most recent references to English-language publications read as
follows: W. R. Smith, W. D. Shaefer, Rubber Chem. and Technol., 23, 625,
19/50; 1. V. Hallum, H. V. Drushell, J. Phys. Chem., 611 110, 1958; W. R.
Smitht M. H. Polley, J. Phys. Chem., 60, 689, 1956; A. A. Isirikyan, A. V.
Kiselev, J. Phye. Chem., 6ol, 1961,
ASSOCIATION:- Institut fizicheskoy khimii AN SSSR I Idoskva (Institute of
Physical Chemistry of AS USSR, Moscow)
SUBMITTED: April 24t 1961
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BIBI, R.A.; KISELEV, A.V.; KOVAUVA, N.V.; TIZON, R.F.S.; KHOIFS" Dzh.M~
: ~
Adsorption and state Of C02, SF6, and IiH3 on a vrupl,iti id
1~
carbon surface. Zhur. fiz. kh-tin. 38 no,.3-700-718 Mr '64.
.,a kolledzi-:ft, SSh.A, 4
1. Khimicheskoye otdIeleniye Arikhertskur - - -
Gruppa khimii poverkhnosti Institiita fizicheskoy Ahimii AN

BIBI, R.A.; KISELEV, A.V-. N.V.j KHOLMS, Dzh. M.; KEMPLINp
M., yeaRe ~Kq A.-
Adsorption and state Of C02o SF6. and 1113 on the surface
of graphitized carbon black, Part 2. Zhur. fiz. khim. 38
no.4:939-946 AP 164. - (MMA 17:6)
1. Gruppa khimii poverkhnosti Instituta fizicheskoy khimii
AN SSSR i Khimicheakoye otdeleniye Amkhertskogo kolledzha,
SShA [SoyedUennyyo Shtaty Ameriki].

KISELFT, A.V., YOVALEVA, N.V.; KHOPINA, V.V.
Adsorption of cyclohexane, benzene, tolue-ne, and naph.hulene frc!:
n-heptune solutiopa on oxid'-zed carbon blm,15 and carbons treated at
high temperatur---s. Zhur.fiz.1'llilm. 38 no.8:2(05-2098 Ag I,/
Q . a
(MIRA 18~1)
Init.iLat filzielie:3koy k1iiiiiii AN SSSR.

BELYAKOVAY L.D.; KISELEV, A.V.; KOVALEVA, N.V.
..... ..-
Gas chromatographic determination of -hydrogen bonding energy
in adsorption layers. Dokl. AN SSSR 157 no.3t646-649 J1 164.
(MIRA 17.7)
1. Institut fiziche5koy khimii AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
A.N. Frumkinym.

RAZIMAYEV, G.A,; 3At,,lGAIP
V, Yu.A.; MINISKER, K.S.; KOVAIEVA N.V.
of vinyl ch-laricla -in the prosenca of the syster.
alkylal,lim.inum - alkyj lialido. VY00kc-M. nood. 7 110.1-539-545
mr 16 5 . (MIU 18:7)
11~ . ~ c rilatav.
i ins.4-i ..'rorgard,!Jl-sk~kli produktov I ala

KMEUT, A.V.; K (7!! P L! XA. N ."I. F-FTIO Yj
zh-,ir,. 27
N-.') 165, WIPA 18&12)
'T noi;lillut, f.1i zi:!heakoy kh'il AN SS~I~Ft i X'r.~knLcheskiy fakul"Llat
Mo3Rcvakogc univernJtp-ta imani M.V. Lororinx,~.xv. '~ i ilor. i t t c-.,1
tlohol,-~tn, Ilip 1964.

KARAPETYAN, GX..i KOVALEVA, N.V. (Moskva)
Use of gastrobaxnate in peptio ulcer and gastTj:t,,',Q~ Klin. med,
41 no.2,.43-45 F'63 (MIRA 17,.3)
- AL11-
3, ~ Tz propedov-ticheskoy kiliCli--i( i-
fedroy - doysivileivnyy oblen AM SSSR prof. V~Ki;,, Va-3iletnki-,-~
I Moskovskogo or-Jena Lenina meditsJnskogo instituta imen--' St,-,
chenova.

KOVALEVA, N. YE.
Infusoria
Analyzing the errect of X-rays upon Paramaecium caudatum. Uch. zap. Ped. inst.
Gerts. 70, 1948.
Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1952. UMLASSIFIED.

KOVALEVAq N.Ye,
Effect of overstraining of the excitation process on the
I regpneration 4-muscle tissues in white rats. Biul, ekop,
biol. i mod. 49 no. 5:104-109 My 160. (MIRA 13:12)
1-; Iz kafedry obshchey biologli (zav. - prof. G.M. Litvar) I
looningradakogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni aLademika I.P.
Pavlova. Prodstavlena doystvitellnym chlenom AMN SSSR V.N.
Chernigovskim.
(CEREBRAL CORTEX) (MUSCLE)

KOVALEVA., N. Ye (LENINGRAD)
"Changes in reactivity of Paramecium caudatum after x-ray irradiation
in respect to environmental temperature." (In Russian.)
Report presented at the 13th Annual meeting and lat International Conference
of Society of Protozoologists, Prague, 22-31 Aug 61

KOVALEVAY N.Ye.
Effect of overexertion of the process of differ'ential inhibition
on the regeneration of skeletal muscle in white rats. Biul. eksp.
biol. i med. no.2:103-107 F 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Iz kafedry obahchey biologii (zav. - prof. G.M.Litver) I
Leningradskogo meditainskogo instituta imeni I.P.Pavlova. Pred-
stavlens, deystviteltnym chlenom MIN SSSR P.S*Kupalovym.
(MUSCLE) (REGENERATION (BIOLOGY))
(CONDITIONED RESPONSE) (STRESS (PHYSIOLOGY))

, ~OVA;~VA,-V. Yo.-- --
Effect o'f the extirpation of parts of the central qervous system
on the gas exchange and physiological functions inearthworms.
Fiziol. zhur. 47,no.1:103-107 Ja 161. (14IRL 14%3)
1. From the Ligboratory of Ecological Physiology, Pavlov Institute
of Physiologyp U*S,S.R.9 Academy of Sciences, Leningrad.
(NERVOUS SYSTDI-Woass) (RESPIRATION)

KOVAMVA, N.Ye.
Effect of overstraining the process of differential inhibition
on the microstructure of the thyroid gland in white rats.
Biul. eksp. biol. i mod. 53 no.2:67-72 11 162. (14IRA 15:3)
1. 1z kafedry obohehey biologii (zav. - I-xof. G.M. Litvor)
I Leningradskogo meclitsinskogo instituta imeni akademika
I.P. Pavlova, Predstavlem akademikom V.11. Chernigovakim.
(THIROID GWID) (GONDITIONUD RESPONSE)
(STIMS (PHYSIOLOGY))

)MVALEVAZ N. Ye.
"The Effect of the Temperature Factor on Paramecium Caudatum
Exposed to X-Raya.0 pp. 34
Institute of Cytology AS USSR Laboratory of Cytology of Unicellular Organisms
Taltologli AN
of Sciences UiSR, tbstracts of Reports)p Logningrado 1962 88 PPv
JPRS 2o,63h

KOVALEVA, N.Ye.
Effect of the temperature of cultivation on the oensitivity of
YmNoori-a to the damaging action of I rays. TSitologiia 4
no.3:306-317 ftr6-Js 162. (MIRA 1683)
1. Laboratoriya tsitologii odnokletoohnykh organizmov Instituta
tsitol6gii AN SSSR9 Leningrad.
(PARAMECIUM) (X RAYS.-PHYSIOWGICAL EFFECT)
(TD94MATURE-PHYSIOWGICAL EFFECT)

KO
Effect of the temperature factor on the DNA content in the
macronucleus of Paramecium caudatum irraaiated with X-rays.
Sbor. rab. Inst. tsit. no. 3s123-132 163.
'Effect of temperature on the digestive function of
Paramecium caudatum irradiated with X-rays. Ibid.:133-144
I. Laboratoriya tsitologii odnokletochnykh organizmov Instituta
tsitologii AN SSSR.

Y-OV.t_LEVA,,_ N, Ye.; SELIVANOVA, G.V.
infjuence of -the temperature facv)r caj the DIIA and RNA.
in Paramecium caudatume TSitolOgUn 5 no.3:27~-278 MY-19 163.
1. laboratoriya tsitologii- odj-v,-jkletoelLnykh org'arifzwv :n-sLit.'Aft
taitologii, AN SSSR9 Leningrad.

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KOVAIZVAj O.V. (Kovallovas O.Vol
Changes in the visual fielde in athletes. Fiziole zhure (ukr.) 8 no.
5:680-684 9-0 162. (MIRA 17-1-1)
1. Kafedra vrachabnoy fizkulltury Kiyevskogo meditsinakogo inatituta.
im. ak-ad. Bogomolltsa.

KOVAIZVA, P. (Kavallova, P-1
I " ~'. -'
On the rise. Rab, i sial. 34 no.2:12-13 158.. (MIRA 11:2)
l.Starshyna kalgass "Za Radzimu, " Gomellskaga rayena.
II (Gomel, District--Stock and stockbreeding)

HESTEROVA, Ye. [Nestseravag E. 1; BMNDAKq Ya,j telyatnitsa; PASTUKHOVA, N.,
~A ~# [Navaliovay P.1 Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo Truda
doyarka; KOY~U=
Along the path lit bv the "beacon lights.* Rab. i sial. 37 no.3:2-3
Mr 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Sekrotarl Kirovskogo raykoma partii (for Nesterova). 2. Kolkhoz imeni
Stalina Dzershinskogo rayona (for Bandak). 3. S6vkhoz "Padalessew
Richitskogo, rayons. kfor Factukhova)- 4-RoMoz I'Za Radzimu* 00melf-
skogo rayons. (for Kovaleva).
(White Russia-Women as farmers)

.,-KOVATmHVA, F.H. [Kavaliova, P.N.], Geroy Sotsialisticheakogo Truda,
deputat Verkhoznogo Sovete BM; TOMYLO. I. (Tarkaile. Ij,
red.; KCLECRITS, G. (Nalachyte, H.J. takhn.red.
[Oar experience in.ineressing the output of livestock products]
Nash vopyt pavelichennia vytvorchastei praduktau zhyviolahadouli.
Minsk, Dziarzh.vyd-va BSSR, Red.sellskahaspadarchai lit-ry, 1960,
44 p. (Km 14:3)
1. Nachallnik kolkhoza "Zo Radzimu,* Gomel'skogo rayons (for
Koveleva).
(Gomell District--Stock and atockbraoding)

KOVALEITSKAYA, IoL.; EFSHTEYN-LITVAK, R.V.; DMIMIYEVA-RAVIKOVICH, Ye.M.;
KUFUIOSOVA, N.A.; SHCHEGLOVA, Ye.S.; FERDINVID) Ya-M.;
HHCVIK, S.R.; MAKHLINOVSKIY, L.P.; PETROVA, S.8,;
GOLUBOVA, Ye.Ye.; GONCIIAROVA, Z.I.; SARIMNEYEV, A.P.;
SIZINTSEVA, V.P.; Prinimali uchastiye: MEDYUKHA, G.A.;
OSOKINA, L.A.; RACHKOVSKAYA, Yu.K.; OSOVTSEVA, 0.1.;
DEDUSENKO., A.I.* KOVALEVA PO.; KARASHEVICH, V.P.;
CHEBOTAREVICH, Ntwff.;~-TAH,00~ -F.T-R.; SKULISKAYA, S.D.;
KECHETZHIYEV, B.A.; DEMINA, A.S.; ZUSIMAN, R.T.; YESAKOV, P.I.;
SYSOYEVA, Z.A.; ZINOVIYEVA, I.S.; FALICHEVSKAYA, A.A.;
DENISOVAp B.D.; TIMOFELEVA, R.G.; SYRKASOVA, A.V.;
LYANTSMAN . S. G.
Reactivity and immunological and epidemiological effectiveness
of alcoholic typhoid and paratyphoid fever vaccines in school
children. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 33 no.7:72-77
i1 162. (14IRA 17:1)
1. Iz Moskovskogo, Rostovskogo, Omskogo institutov epidemio-
logii i mikrobiologii, Stavropol'skogo instituta vaktsin i
syvorotok i Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR. 2. Rostovskiy
institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii (for Kovaleva).
3. Stavropollskiy institut vaktsin i syvorotok (for Sysoyeva).
4. XuybyshevBlciy institut epidemiologii i m1krobiologii (for
Zinov'yeva). 5. Saratovskays, gorodskays, sanitarno-epidemiolo-
gicheskaya stantsiya (for Lyantsman).

AKHVOMIN. V.A.; GRENBXRG, Ye.l.; GINIS, M.Ta.; FEYGIWA, X.M.
ZAKHAROVA, V.S.; ZALICVSKAYA, T.N. SHASHKIN,
M.A.; KOVALUKO, P.N.; ZAK, A.G.; AlODWOVA, S.A.; MOSTRYUKOV,
P.M.; VEYSEYSKAYA, N.D.
Brief reports. Zav.lab. 23 no.7:801-802 157. (MIRA 10:8)
l.Institut geologii rudnvkh mastorozhdaniy, patrografii, mineralogii
i geokhimii AN SSSR (for Akhvonen) 2.Dneprqetrovskiy Truboprokatnyy
zavod imeni V.I. Lanins (for-Grenberg, Genie) 3. Angarski3r remontno-
mekhanichookiy 2avod (for Shashkin) 4.Rostovskiy gosudarstvennyy
universitat (for Kovalenko) 5. Karagandinekly zavod sintetichaskogo
kauchuka (for Zak.,Akhmetova, Mostryukov, Veyseyakays).
(Chemistry, Analytic)

KOVALEVA, IR.V.
RODMICH, L.V.,; KOVALIVA, R.V.,; SOBOINVA, L.S.
Parat)Wrold infections in rodents in a large city. Zhur. mikrobiol..
epid. i immun. 27 no.1:96-110 ja 956 (ULU 9:5)
(MICE, diseases,
pamtyphoidlevers in large cities (Rue))
(RATS, diseases.
same)
(PARAMHOID JFSV , epidemiology
in mice & rate in large cities (Rue))

EXCERPTA VEDICA See 4 Vol 12/9 Med. Micro. Sep' 59
N f11V-
2 51 CERTA'I CIFIC FEATURES OF PASTEURELLA PESTIS STRAINS
ISOLATED IN MONGOLIA FROM BRANDT'S FIELD MICE AND OTHER
RODENTS (Russian text) - K a v o I e v a R. V. - ZH. MIKROB. EPID. I
IMMUNOBIOL. 1958, 8 (36-_36TTa-B1Ur77"u . 4
In enzoatic plague-affected districts of Mongolia, intense plague Ittfection is found
among Microtus brandti. Plague has also been discovered among Arctomus bobac,
long-tailed gophers (Spennophiles), and alpine field voles. The strains isolated
have all the basic qualities of P.pestis, but colony form, low virulence for guinea-
pigs, fermentation of rhamnose and other characteristics, resemble those of
P. pseudotuberculosis. Makstenieks Leyden
;7

KOVALEVA, R. V.; GOLUDCHIKOVA, K. V.; STREKINN, S. 14.
"On the problem of epidemiology of infoctious diseases of
salmonellosis origin."
Report submitted at the l3th All-Union ConMss of Hygienists,
Epidemiologists and Infactionists. 1959

KQVALVY~ ~2[. RLI,-IV_tVIT,;EVA A. V., PONOMAI-111,111A, T ~4 SILIV-STROV!, T. NT.,
'naIKOV, !,. P.: 0_17tSHYOVITCH, N. L., m.
"?Ipw developments In the study of the nitmral focus of the pl;-.rue -n Ula
northenstern Ca,pinn reginn." p. 239
Dcsyntoye SoveshchazAye po parazitologicheskim probleuqm i
prirodnoocharovym baicznzram. 22-29 OktyrCorya 19,59 (Tonth Conference
on Pnrasitolo,-Ical Problems and Diseaseg i4th Natural Foci 22-29
October 10,59), Moseow-Lenin~7r,~d, 11/059, J."cademy of Medical Sciences
USSR and -ica-',erV of Sciencus USSR, No. 1 254pp.
Antiplague Observation Station/Moscow

MAMA, R.V.; GMRSHKOVICH, N.L.
The flea Leptopsylla taschenbergi Wap. (1898) an a now
spontaneona carrier of plagae. Zool.zhurs 38 no.3:489-
490 Kr '59. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Hoscow Observation Station, Ministry of Health of the
U.S.S.R.
(GURIYKV PROVINCH-PLLGUR) (FLIAS AS CARRIERS OF DISEASE)

KOVALEVA R V.
Study of the virulence and other properties of strains of Pasteurella,
pestis isolated in a natural focus of plague. Zhur.mikroblol. epid.
i imm. 32 no.12:38-43 D 161. (MIRA 15:11~
1. Iz TSentrallnoy protivochumnoy nablyudatellnoy stantsii
1-Unisterstva, zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(PASTEURELIA PESTIS)

KXTIEN011, '~~'rNIOVIYEV, V.V.,; C.A.
,ml!jm AC111M.-L
Soul,! of :Jlc, prooo.-n of~ 'Ir, I t2ittion 4n
F~cn L bogs. Goolkloid I a no.) ~(-) i- 103 J I i, low"
(MIRA 18:4)

KOVAIRVA, S.I., inzh.; SHULPINOVA, Ye.N., inzh.
Effect of a red-lead first coat on athinoyl coatings. Sudostroenia
24 no.5:53-54 My 158. (~IIRA 11:6)
(Ships--Painting) (Red lead)

5/229/62/000/00.1/001/002
1060/1260
Kovaleva, 3.1., and Shulpinova, L.
N Inginee r
TIT12; Application of anti-corrosive corxti-n~, in shipbuilding
PLRIODICAL. Sudostrovoriyo, vv. 1, 1962, 65-67
TZ XT.- The purpoZe of this ~-,,ork is to study protectiv(, propertias of
coatin-gs, based on zinc pow0or, which are being*nori extensively used in Soviot
industry. The coating TrC-1 (FS-1) of the following composition: Polystorene
1827-511 (TU IS27-51)
cmulsion, mark A (T 3.32;:, Xylene OCT 10465-39)
(COST 10465-391 - 33-53,'., Zinc novider 1657-51, (TsIAIM 1657-51) - 63.15/,0,
was tested under the folloviin:,-, ccnd3tions: 1. ex-Dosed to air at various temper-
atures including those below freezing point; 2.. In' a 3/. solution oil sodium
chloride; 3. in service conditions on a section of a ship submerged for 13.
months; 4. on surfaces subject to heating. Tho conclusions reached are:
.l.'.'ihen exposed to air - FS-1 possesses highly protective properties. 2. On
submerged surfaces - the protoctive properties of PS-1 are as good as those of
passivity. 3. P-Q-1 dries quickly in low temperatures without losing its protect-
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ive properties. 4. In identical conditions, the protective properties of ?S-1
in 4 layers are 5 to 6 times higher than those of zinc coating applied by
galvanization.
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IqIA41~VA, S.I., inzh.; SHULPINOVA, Ye.N., inzh.
Use of protective coatings in shipbuilding. Sudostroenie 28
no.1:65-67 Ja 162. (MIRA 16:7)
(Ships-Corrosion) (Protective coatings)

K,e--v11 '! 6- V/~ , -S, , I - ,
ADAMOVICH, V.N., SAPOZHNIKOVA, L.S., KOVALXVA, S.I.
"Clinical And experimental atudies on tubarculosia." Probl.tub.
36 no-3:111-114 158 (MIRA 11:5)
(TUBERCULOSIS)

SIMhNOV, F.V.. prof.; 7HVDDKIHOVA, A.D.; SMIOVA, T.7,; KOVAJXVA, 5.1. -
"Antibacterial therapy In experimental and clinical tuberculosis."
Reviewed by, F-V-Shebanov aPd others.- Probl.tub- 37 no.3*.101-
lo6 '59. (HIRA 12:6)
(TUBIMCULOSIS)

;.,,,.,aspirant
State of the functional indices of the cardiovascular system in
tuberculosis of the lungs during treatment with antibacterial
preparations. Probl. tub..no-3:70-77 '62. (MIRA 15:4)
(CARDIOVASGULAR SYSTEM) (TUBERGULOSIS)

KOVALEVA, S. I.
Decreasing the incidence of tuberculosis in the Ivanovo and
Amur Provinces. Zdrav. Hos. Feder. 6 no.5:40-il My 162.
WRA 15:7)
(IVANOVO PROVINGF,--TUBERCULOSIS)
(MIUR PROVINCE-TUBERCULOSIS)

-KOVAIEVAO Soflya Ivanovna: LAGUTINA, Ye.V., red.; AGROSHCHENKO,
L.Ye., tekhn. red.
[Prevention of tuberculosis]Preduprezlidenie tuberkuleza.
Moskva.,,Izd-vo "Znanie," 1962. 54 p. (Narodriyi universi-
tet kul tury: Fakulltet zdorovlia, no-12) (MIRA 16:1)
(TUBERCULOSIS-PRLTENTIO14)

NOVALEVAN S. I.
State of arterial capillary'renistanoe-ki pulmnar7 tuberculosis
during antibacterial therapy. Tarap. arkli. 34 no-5:18-22 162.
(MIRA 15 16)
1. In kafedry tuberkulaza, Uav. - chlon-korrespondent ANN SSSR
-Prof. 7. V. Shebanov) I Momkovakogo ordena Lenina maditainskogo
instituta Imeni 1. He Sechenova.
(TUBFXULOSIS) (CAPILLARIES)

KOVALEVA, S.I.
Change in the electrocardiogram in pulmonary tuberculosis during
treatment with antibacterial preparations. Sov.med. 26 no.6:80-
86 Je 162. (MIRA 15311)
1. Iz kafedry tuberkuleza I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina meditsinskogo
instituta imeni I.M.Sechenova (zav. - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR
prof. F.V.Shebanov).
(ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY) (TUBERCULOSIS)

IMUSHEV, V.A., zasluzhennyy vrach RSFSR; SSNIKOVSKAYA, Yu.F.; KOVALSVA, S.V.
Protable apparatus for subcutaneous infusion of oxygen. Akush. I
gin. 32 no.6:72-73 N-D 156. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Iz Kinall-Cherkaoskoy polikliniki LWbyehevekoy oblasti.
(OXYGBN, ther. use
portable appar. for subcutaneous Infusion)

LUKAAEV. V'A.. xas1.vrach.RSFSR, - KOZLOVA. A.M., FILI"OVA, V.A., EDVAIEVI, S.V.
A;;;~PYIV, Te.G. (Kinall-Cherkasoy, Kuybyehavokoy obl.)
Subeutaneoug insufflation of oxygen In treating neuromyositis of
milkmaids' hands. Vrach.delo no.5:541 My 158 (MIRA lit?)
(OXYGIW--THRRAPEUTIC USE)
(HMS--DISFAASMS)

KOVALEVAj, T.,, Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo Truda
Justify trust when electeclJ Sov. profsoiuzy 20 no-3:23
P 164. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Pomoshchnik mastera pryadillnoy fabriki No.2 Yartsevskogo
khlopchatobumazhnogo kombinata, Smolenskaya obl.

KOVALEVAI T.., brigadir brigady k6mmisticheskogo trudap Geroy
.S6tsialifitichookogo Truda
In the same ranks. Okhr. truda i sots. strakh. 6 no.11:10
N 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Yartsevskiy khlopchatobumazhnyy kombinat.