SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEBEDEVA, I.V. - LEBEDEVA, L.I.

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YAK913OVICIIJ, A.Ya.; SHVETSOVV N.I.; LEBEDEVA, I.V.; YAKUBOVICH, V.S.
Now m3thod of synthesis of polyphosphonitriles. Zhur.neorg.khim.
8 no.2:534 F 163. , (MIRA 16:5)
1. Fiaiko4imicheakiy institut imeni L.Ya.Karpova.
(Phosphanitrile chloride)

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AMOFS Xii._Ubedeva~ Ii Vo I Takubovich,
TIPLEs- --j1ew- methods oUpolyphosphonitrile. iyzithesis
SOURCEr_".~ _chesk0,7Ahimff, Ve at: no* 6, 1963t 1831-1836.-,
VOPIC-TACT'St p6ly~hjJaphquitrile,
AB32RAC24. A-nev met1hod fdr-syntbe'sizing pollThosphonitrile. chlorides hats been
Met
Pr coed, hod 16 based on thermal cracking of.the phosphorus oxychloride
Op
from the "polyobloroloj,)Iyphosphaminephosphooxydiclilorides according to the formulas.,
101 + [(PNCI )h3m
:2)n!!OO1t. 41' PC,
2
The'above reactiowaiso oeours.with number,substituted phosphoMdichlorldes,
A'detailed desariptVin of 11-iuch reactions Is given. :A mono-ov-'Aerivative'
(P# d160jH),- w"'~ ob~lained by a cariw hydrolysIeo.of pent4ablor~diphosphazine-,--,--4
-2
t-jbOftphqD3Cy3i.Oh1OZAj16*:~: When heateds this compound polyqonden~atea and fo
rms
HOI and a:% oxygert oositaining:phosphonitrile polymer. Origro art. haes I -graph

SYCHEVA, T.P.;,, VA, I.V.; SHCMINA, M.N.
Model s7nthesia of 014-ilmedrol. Xhim.i mod. no.11:77-82 159.
(MM 13:6)
(DUMEMnR&MIO)

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AUTHORSj S.ycheva, T. P. , Lebedeva, I. V. SOY/79-29-4-2r,/77
TITLE: Compounds With f_oi_e_~'itial Antituberculous Activity
(Soyedineniya s potentsiallnoy antituberkuleznoy
alitivnostlyu). 1. Thioamides of Some Thiazole Carboxylic
Acids (I. Tioamidy nekotorykh tiazolkarbonovvkh kislot)
PERIODICALs Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 4, PP 1135-1i39

ABSTRACT: The thioamides of various heterocyclic acids (Refs 1, 2) are
compounds with potential antituberculous activity. Among the
thicamides of pyridine carboxylic acids preparations were
found with a considerably high chemotherapeutic effect. The
introduction of the alkyl radical into the X -position of
the pyridine nucleus increases, for instance, the activity
of the thioamide of isonicotinic acid to a considerable extent.
11; was therefore of interest for the authors to synthesize
the thioamides of thiazole carboxylic acids and also their
methyl-substituted compounds and to investigate their
activity. Similar thioamides were described only in a few
p'Ll.blications (Refs 2 - 6). The authors synthesized the
Card 1/3 known thioamides of 5-amino-2-thiazole carboxylic acid (1 zh)

Compounds With Potential Antituberculous Activity. SOV/79-29-4-20/77
I. Thioamides of Some Thiazole Carboxylic Acids
and 5-thiazole carboxylic acid (1 e). In addition, several
new thiovmides were synthesized (la), (lb), (1 v), (1g)
and (1d) according to the general scheme
R'.CjDOC H NH 3 R-CONH P205 R-CN H2S ~ R-CSNH
(IV) 2 5 ( I I I )2or POC13 (11) (1) 2
Tile esters of thiazole carboxylic acids (IV) were obtained
by condensation of the o(-halogen carbonyl compounds with
thiourea or with thioamides of the simplest acids (formic-,
acetic- and oxalic acid). By the influence of an aqueous
or alcoholic ammonia solution upon the esters the amides
of thiazole carboxylic acids were obtained in sufficient
Y:Leld. Their transformation into nitriles was carried out
according to two hydrogenation methods: for amides with
a melting point below 160 0 with phosphorus pentoxide and
for those with a melting point above 1600 with phosphorus
oxychloride (for details see the experimental section).
Card 2/3 All thioamides obtained as well as some intermediate products

Compounds With 'Potential Antituberculous Activity. SOV/79-29-4-20/77
I. Thioamides of Some Thiazole Carboxylic Acids
(amides and nitriles) did not exhibit a pronounced
sintibacterial activity. There are 13 references.
ASSOCIATIONt N'sesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy khimiko-farmatsev-ticheskJy
institut imeni S. Ordzhonikidze (All-Union Scientific
Chemicopharmaceutical Research Institute imeni 3. Ordzbonlkidze)
SUMITTED: February 6, 1958
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SYCHEVAq T.P.:; LEBEDEVAq I.V.; SHCHUKINAq M.N.
Reactf-on of ~-meth7lthiazole with sulfur and amines. Zhur.
VKHO 5 no. 2:234-235 160. (HIR0. 14:2)
1. Nauchno-ipsledovatel-lakiy khimiko-farmatsev-ticheski7
institut imen Sergo Ordzhonikidze.
(Thiazole) (Sulfur) (Amines)

LEBEDEVA, I.V.; SYCHP,UAV T.P.; SHCHURIM, 14.,V.
Compounds with a potentLal antituberculotic activity. lart 2.
ri-subatituted thio amides of thiazolecarboxylic acids. 'Zhur.
ob.khim. 31 no.8:2618-2623 Ag 161. (MIR_ 3j,.-8)
(Thiaxolecarboxylic acid)

SYGIIEVA, T.P.; TRUPP, T.Kh.; LEBEDEVA, I.V.; SHCHUKINA, M.N.
Compounds with potential antitubercular activity, Part 6:
Anidoximes, amidrazones, and S-oxides of thioamides of s=e
heterocyclic acids. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.11:3669-3674
11 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Vseroyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy
institut imeni S. Ordzhonikidze.
(Heterocyclic compounds)
(Amides) (Tuberculosis

SM.rF,TSDV, N.I.; LEBEDEVA, I.V.; FILA10VA, 1.11.
S- hoxi e
yrithsaiis of aora, Pri derivativio e~f phPsphAgencpbosp d
Zhur.np,)rg.kbim. 10 nri.4,,.%,3-994 Ap''65. iMIRA 18:6)

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AUTHORS: Ya1pbovich, V. S.; Lebedeva, 1. V. Yakubovich, A. Ya.; Shvetsov, N. I.
ORG-. nonc !i
TITLE: A method for obtaining polyphosphonitryl chlorides-i Class 39, No. 176412
Zannounced, by Scientific Research Physicochemical Institute im. L. Ya. KE7p-o-v
CNauchno-issledovatellskiv fiziko-khimicheskiv institut)/
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh zna)(ov, no. 22, 1965, 6o
TOPIC TAGS: phosphorus compound, polymor, polycondonsat-ion
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a method for obtaining polyphosphonitryl.
chlorides 'based on phosphonitryl. chlorides. To produce a thermally stable and uniform
polymer of a high molecular weightp monchydro)W derivatives of polychlorophosphazine-
phosphohydroxy dichlorides or their derivatives, such as alkoxy rJorivatives, are used
as phosphonitnrl chlorides. These subotances are subjected to poly-c ondonsation.
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UDOI 678-7450173

LE3---D-IT;A:, j. -1.
"StlAy of Resonan'L Sound St "'t"r2k; '-,I a Dlf'us~-
paper pre~3entc6 at the 4-h All.-Union on - 8 ji-,.n .

LEBEDIIVA, 1. V.
Study of the reverberation chamber of the Moscow State Universit7
Acoustics Department. Akust. shar. 6 no-3:326-334 6o.
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Kafedra akustiki Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universteta.
(Sound--Transmission)

LEBJIMEVA, I.V.
Methods for measuring the coefficient of sound absorption in a
reverberation chamber. Lkust.zhur. 8 no.3:334-339 162.
(114L-Lk 15:11 )
1,, Kafedra akustiki Moskovskogo gosudarstvannogo universiteta.
(Absorption of sound)

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6 900
SOY/19-59-15-245/312
AUTHORS: L.F., P-b.~ 7.A., L~b,d-, 1. ., -d
TITLE: A Glans,' ubriennt for flat Prianurr-Work1nF'.*[of
U, ER -a IL
1'ERIODIC&L: Byulleten, itobreteniy, 1959, Nr 15, PP CA-65
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Class 49h. 11. rr 12161,~((G13518/22 or 7 Dite=b
1958). 1) A glaa.-MY---icant c-talming oxide . ;r
the following elements: silicon. aluminium, calcium,
magnesium. and potassium. To permit the use or the
lubrlsant for lubricating met.15 heated up to
1,500 C, It is composed of 65-73Y. silicon oxide,
4-7y, -ICJUM oxide. 9-11% sodium oxide, 1-3Y, beryl-
lium oxide, 1-4% aluminum oxide, 1-5% boron oxide,
1-12y, potassium oxide I and'3-5% mare aIALM oxide.
2) A glass 1 ubricant as pa pexa. I with am addi-
tion of 1-0 of load oxide.
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LEEBEDEVA, !,'I,; NESTEROV, V.S.
Acoustical parameters of a light mobile perforated screen.
zhur. 10 no.3:318-.326 ~64- (v ;it. 1-7, - -, ;
'j
1. Kafedra akustiki Moskovskogo gosudarstverriogo universiteta.
t~

LEBEDEVA, K.A.
Effect of.C060 irradiation on the egg laying ability of hens.
Nauch. soob. Inst. fiziol. Ali SSSR no.1;166-167 157, (14IRA 14:10)
1
1. Laboratoriya fiziologii sel'skokhozyaystvennykh zhivotnykh (zav. -
I.A.Baryshnikov) Instituta fiziologii imoni Pa-vlova All S53R.
(DAMA MYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL UrFECT) (POULTRY rCESEARCH)

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()~i onc- Sheet "Ir- us ed I _,e
JCRs eouldc-d into e_ bra_ci,-.e
by copn.~,'I' n~_-Iistanc,:,- `k-.!~cniullm-
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circ,.,.it.
50- S,xa.? 6,,,,6, 5 -,5

SVARCHNVSKIT, V.N.; LEMMA, K.D.
-4,
-0 1 ~ ~
Testing the anemorhumb telems-ter designed by the Main Geophysical
Observatory. Trudy GGO no.4_1:53-57 154. (MIRA 11:5)
(Anemometer)

IEBEDEVAq N.D.; SIVKOV, S.I.
Measurement accuracy of radiatian balance by thermoelectric
balance meters. Trudy GGO no.1290-30 162. (MIRA 16:2)
(Solar radiation) (Meteorological instrumenta)

LEBEDEVA . K.-D.; SIVKOV, S. I.
Making al4wance for the temperature dependence of the
conveivion'factors of actinometric instruments. Trudy
GGO no. 112:116-127 163. (MIRA 17:5)

LEBEDVAI K-D.; SIVKOV, S.I.; YASTRFBOVA, T.K.
More accurate measurements of the radiation balance by actinorzaturfe
stations. Trudy GGO no.160:20-31 164. (14! RA 17: 9)

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AUTHOR: Inbedeva, K. D.; Sivkov, S. I.; Yastrebova~, T. K.
77,77-77.77.
ORG: Main Geophysical Observatory, Leningrad (Glavnaya geofizicheskaya observaori-.
ya)
TITLE: Data from an investigation of thermoelectric radiation balance meters de-,,.,
.Signed by Yu. D. Yanishevskiy
.SOURCE: Ltmingrad. Glavnaya geofizicheskaya observatoriya. Trudy, no. 174, 1965.
.Metodika meteorologicheskikh nablyudeniy i obrabotki (Methods of meteorological ob-
-servation and procestl_.ing observation data), 62-60
,-TOPIC TAGS: radiation balance, actinometry, radiation rece2.v?r
.ABSTRACT: A number of thermoelectric radiation balancl ineters designed by Yu. D,
'Yanishevskly- were tested in 1961-1963 at the Main Geophysical Observatory. The pur-
pose of the investigation was to find systematic errors in meters of this xype, to
determine the eff4ct of these errors on the acr--uracy of measurements of the radia-
:tion balance and to find ways to reduce these errors to a minimum. In this paperg
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;the authors analyze the data resulting from this study. The sensitivity of the in-
~strument to short wave and lon wave radiation is considered as well as the effect
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of Ufferences in sensitiviti on the result of measurements of the radiation balance.
;The differences in.the sensitivity of the upper and lower sides of this type of ra-,
diation balance instrument are discussed. Recommendations are made for improving
ars
-the accuracy of the meters. A coating with a minimum selectivity (Pir ons lacq'uer)
should be used for blacking. When the meters am checked at the central weather bu--~
Ireau, the sensitivity of The thermopiles to short wave and long wave radiation should
be checked individually and so indicated on the verification'certificate. The veri- I
~:fication certificates for the meters should also show the sensitivity of each~ side
.separately. The correction factor which depends on the heightof the sun should al-
so be checked at the central weather bureau and indicated on the verification cer-
:tificates for each side individually. In using the meters, observation should be
:taken on both sides and the average of these readings should be used for calcula-
tions. When taking readings, the maximum. and minimum deflections of the galvanome-
.ter needle should be observed for a period of no less than one minute. The average
,of the maximum and minimum readings should be used fcr the radiation balance reading.
In analyzing the. data, scale corrections of less than one-half a division in galva'-
nometer readings should not be taken into account. Orig. art. has: 7 figur .es, 5
tables, 16 formulas.
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AUTHOR: Labedeva, K. D.; Sivkov,.__S.__,T.; Yaotreboval_T, K.
ORG: none
TITLE: Short-period f-luctuationa in the readings of an unshielded
balancemeter and _py_~_ge.ome.ter
SOURCE: AN,55~1~. Mezhduvedomstvennyy geofizichaskiy komitet.
tie tooro 1~ii_c_heskiye ..i a-s.1 edov-aniya, no, 1.5, 1966, 21-30
TOPIC TAGS: radiometer, balancemeter, short period fluctuation, lag
time, net radiation measurement, pyrgeometer.,
ABSTRACT; The present study analyzes the short-period fluctuations in
the readings ofthe unshielded balancemeter and pyrgeometer. Radio-
meters with sensitive surfaces without ventilation or transparent cups
such as Yanishevsk's thermoelectric balancemeter used in the USSR, are
greatly influenced by rapid changed in wind Velocity and air tempera-
ture. Thus$ the readings of such instruments fluctuate continually
under natural conditions with periods of about 5-20 see and amplitudes
which depend on the lag-time of the instrument. These short-period
reading fluctuations are not connected with the real variation of
observed values and must be eliminated form the observation results.
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This can be done by shielding sensitive surfaces with polyethylene
films or by ventilation. Other ways are increasing the lag-time of
'instrtment to an optimal value and improvement of the reading system.
The lag-time increase from 10-15 sec to about 60 sec causes about a
tenfold decrease of the short-period fluctuation amplitudes. At the
same time the lag-time remains sufficiently little as the instrument is
capable of responding to slower variations of the observed values with
periods of 1. min or more. When observations are made with unmodified
instruments, the fluctuations may also be eliminated by taking maximal
and minimal readings of the index during a time interval of not less
than 60 see. The average of these two readings will be close to the
mean value of the measured not radiation intensity (error of less than'
5% in 92.5 cases). The possiVility of eliminating the influence of the
short-period fluctuations shows that unshielded and unventilated radio-
meters can be considered as suitable instruments for measuring net
radiation. Orig. art. hast' 4 figures.
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AUTHOR: Barashkova, Ye. P.; Lebedeva K. D.; vs. T. K.
ORG: none
TITLE: Comparison.of long-wave radiation fluxes, measured by various instruments
SOURCE: AN SSSR.. .... Mezduvedomstv6nnyy geofizicheskly komitet. Yieteorologiche8kiye
issledovd6iya, no. 151 1966, 44-49
TOPIC TAGS: long wave radiation, radiation flux, pyrgeometer, radiometer,
pyrradiometer.
ABSTRACT: The paper &dves a brief description of measuring methods and of the
results of comparing values of the radiation, fluxes, which are obtained by five
different instruments in various climatic zones. When comparing the results of
measuring, Angstrom's gyrogeometer is chosen as the basic instrument. It is shown
that separate long-wave fluxes, measured by radiometers with the KRS-5 filter and
with a germanium filter, are in better agreement with the fluxes, measured by the
Angstrom's pyrgeometer, then those measured by the Falkenberg_pygreometer.'-/ The
long-wave balance, measured by a thermoelectric net pyrradiometer, is systematical-~,
underestimated as compared with that measured by the Angstrom's pyrgeometer, which is
explained by the fact that the selectivity of the net pyrradiometer is not taken into
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account in processing of its data. Some causes of divergence in the measurements
of long-wave fluxes by different instruments are also analyzed. Orig. art.-has:
3 tables and 4 formulas.
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AUTHORS: Parnas, Ya. y., Lebedeva K. 1.
TITLE: Dielectric properties of glass textolites in the centimeter
wave band
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 11, 1961, 43, abstract
116311 (Steklotekstolity i drugiye konstrukts. plastiki.
M., Oboron.-iz, 1960, 38-48)
TEXT: The authors studied the dielectric constants E and tan6 of the
glass textolites -,1H(FN), r-T-911 (3T-9111, ;ST-911-1 (ST-911-1)'~."-T-911-ia
(ST-91-1-la'), kVFT) and B414-11- (VFT-S). The resonator and waveguicie
methods for measuring E ana tan6 in the centimeter band were described;
the formulas of calculation were given. & and tang of the glass textolites
were measured at 20-2500C, E of nonalkaline glass at 20-300'C. With the
same percent content of the same resin, the glass textolites have different
E due to a change in volume of air inclusions at different specific
pressures. In FN glass textolite, 6 grows linearly from r,3;.3 at a
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density of-1.3 9/CM3 up to -4.5 at 1.7509/CM3. Results of measurements of
F, and tan S of various textolites at 20 C and a moisture of 65'/'o', as 'aell
as after the action of moisture of 98',V during 48 hr at 2001C, are given in
tal;les. FN glass textolite is most resistant to moisture. VFT and VFT-S
glass textolites have satisfactory dielectric parameters after the action
of moisture. The values F- and tan S decrease for all glass textolites on
a reduction of the frequency used. FN glass textolite has the most stable
dielectric properties in a wide temperature range. The dependence of the
dielectric parameters of glass textolites on temperature and aging is
explained by the change in content of air inclusions. The authors obtained
an equation for calculating 6 of glass textolites of different densities.
The error of these calculations does not exceed 3%, i.e., it is within the
limits of accuracy of the experiment. I Abstracter's note: Complete
translation.]
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AUTHORSt Parnas, Ya.M., and Lebedeva, K.I.
TITLE: The dielectric properties in the centimetre wave
range of glass fibre materials
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
no.9, 1961, 4, abstract 93 4o. (Sb. Steklotekstolity
i drugiye konstrukta. plaBtiki, M., Oborongiz, 196o,
38-48)
TEXTs A description is given of the equipment and procedure
used ti measure the dielectric properties at a wave length of
....2 cm and also the results of measurements of e and tan 6 of
the following grades of fibre-glass materials: 4:~H (FN), CT-,911-1
(ST-911-1), CT -911-la (ST-911-1a), Bt~'r (VFT), and (34T-C
(VFT-S). Fibre-glass materials based on a given resizi have
different values of e, even though the resi*n content may be the
Same. Thts is attributed to differences in the proportion of air
inclusions whith form from 10 to 3o% by volume depending on the
apec,ific preasure used in manufacturing fibre-glass materials.
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The dielectric properties in the s/196/61/000/009/003/052
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if tan 6,% C9 tan b,
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after hold!
n
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g
Grade weight humidity of 65% 48 hrs in air at a
Sm/cm" relative humidity
of 98% at 20 OC
FN 11.59 3,95 2,11 4.o1 2.18
VFT-S 1.70 1.44 4.54 2.07
VFT 0 4.46 1.68 4.72 3.44
ST-911-1a -,.67 4.12 2-77 4~63 5.63
ST-911-1 1.67 4.05 2.52 5.15 6.8o
The most moisture-re5istant grades are FN, VFT-S and VFT; the
e and tan 6 of the materials increase somewhat as the
temperature is raised. Grade FN has the most stable dielectric
properties over a wide range of temperature, and when its
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temperature is raised to 250 OC, e inareases only by 4.5% and
tar, t by about 10%. Over the same temparature range the value
cf e for grades VFT and VFT-S incraoses by more than 6% and
~~an 6 bY 50-60%; -the difference is attributed to differences in
The temperature relationship of c of the resins. Because of
defects in manufacturing procedure the density of the fibre-glass
mater-4als was different at different places, ranging in some
products from 1.35 to 1-7 g1cm3 and accordingly the relationship
batwean c and the density of the mater.'-al becomes very
3_fgnifi..~ant. Formulae are given to calculate is. In the
e and -:an 6 of &11 the materials
.;antimatra wavts length range, & I
.-Lnvestigated were lower than at longer wave.lengths,
[Abstractor's notes
Complete translation.)
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PAVLOV, I.F., kand.biolog.nauk; LEBEDEVA K K. nauchnyy sotrudnik;
AITUOSIM01 A.I... s y e
Methods for protecting grain crops. Zashch. rast. ot vred.
i bol. 7 no.7:22-24 Jl 162# WRA 15:11)
,(Central Black Earth gion-Grain-Diaeum and pests)
(Central Black Earth tion-Plants, Protection of)

I&IBIDIVA, K. M.
Inveotigation of the effect of sleep therapy upon the bactericidal
function of the skin in man. Zhur.mikrobiol.opid.1 imanin. no.8:88
Ag 154. (MLRA 7:9)
1. Iz kafedry mikrobiologii Chelyabinakogo meditsinskogo institute.
(SKIN) (SLEEP)

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LZORDEU, K.M.
Studying the nature of the bactericidal action of the skin.
Zhur.mikrobiol.epid. i immun. no.8:106 Ag '55 (~MRA 8:11)
(SKIN-BACTMOLOGY) (BACTERICIDES)

USSR/Goneral Frobloms of Pathology. Immunity. U- 1
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Biol., tic. 6, 19,r-8, No 27590
Author Lobedova K I-I
inst ~~o v-en-
Title The Effect of Denervation UFon Bactericidal Properties of
the Skin.
Orig Pub Khirurgiya, 1957, No 3, 90-92
Abstract Bactericidal properties (B) of the skin were measured by means
of prints on agar according to Klemparskaya method. Skin
flaps were removed frcci 4 rebbits under local anesthesia and,
without being sevared from the subcutaneous tissue, were re-
attaohed to the wound. They fniled to grow in. B. cf the
skin flap were si)ppresvod fron the lst day. The flap grow i n
on the rabbita' eers fror: which subcutwieous tissue is absent;
B. were depressed during the first few rostoporative days but
were restored with the process of growing in. B. were restored
long before rostarotion of anctmic oonnecti in with 8ub-
jacent tissues took place.
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Affect of local application of antibiotics on the bactericidal
function of the skin. Zhur.mikrobiol.spid. i immua. 28 ao..4:110-115
MY '57- (MIM 10:7)
1. Iz kafedry mikrobiologii ChelyabinBkogo meditsinskogo institute.
(PENIGUALIN, eff.
enhancement of bactericidal funct. of skin in local
application)
(SKIN. eff. of drugs on
penicillin in local application. enhancement of
bactericidal activity)

LXBEDBVA, K,.M..
-
~5"W,
3ffect of denervation on the bacteriocidal function of skin [with
wammary in R;gUsh]. Xhirargiia 33 L10-3:90-92 Mr 157. (HLRA 10:6)
1. Iz kafodry mikrobiologii (zav. - prof. H.K.Klemparskaya)
go tnxtituta (dir. - prof. G.D.Obrazteov).
Chol-yabinrikogq 0
(SICIN. innervation
danarvation, off. on bacteriocidal funct. of skin (Rua))

LEBSDETA, K. 1,7,. Cand Yed Sci -- (diz;s) "'rhe b,,.-I-cter-i!,l func;.-Ion ol' t.-e- skin
of hmians rind animsils, in i-elnt.ionVl:-~ to bocilli." 1,fos, 19~fi.
1,~- pp (First. l.os Order of Lenin 1!ed Inst i-m 1. 1.1. Sechenov), 200 copies
(KL, 107)
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uSb.:j / j,,jj(;robioloGy. Microbes 'PuthoF5enic Iv'o L,an and F
Animals. General Problems.
Abs Jour : Ref. Zhur - Blol., No. 21, 1958, No. 95106
Author : Sabanova, R. I - ; LehR-dsIYZ..--K- M.
Inst : Chelyabinsk Medi~7all InstJ.t--u-t-Z,,---
Title : Characteristic of Microflora of the Mouth of
Persons with Angina.
Oris Fub ; V --b. ; jl~.`aterialy Nauchn. konf erentsii Chelyab.
med. in-ta, posvyashch. 40-letlyu Velikoy Okt.
sots. revoluteii~ Chelyabinsk, 1958, 77-79-
Abstract : No abstract.
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5W, 16(7) SOV/76-33-3-26/41
AUTHORS: Gorbunova, K. M., Lebedeva, K. P.
TITLE: The Effect of Surface-active Substances on the Crystal Shape
and Texture of Zinc Deposits (Vliyaniye poverkhnostno-aktiv-
nykh veshchestv na formu kristallov i tekaturu osadkov tainka)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 33, Nr 3,
pp 665~ - 676 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: By a comparison of the polarization curves obtained on
several crystal surfaces during electrolysis the rate of
growth and variation of the shape of these crystals is de-
termined. Many investigations have already been made with
regard to this problem (Refs 10 - 19). In this connection
it was also possible to observe the effect exercised by
surface-active substances on the growth of crystals such as
during the crystallization of silver from AgNO 3 solutions
with the addition of acetic acid and phenyl acetic acid.
For the purpose of studying a similar effect the authors
inve84-i-ated zinc crystals as hexagonal crystals are assumed
Card 1,13 to possess anisotrople properties. Zn monocrystals were

The Effect of Surface-active Substances on the SOV176-33-3-261AIl
Crystal Shape and Texture of Zinc Deposits
obtained in glass tubes by Bxidzhments method and the basal
surface and prismatic surfaces were exposed by shearing
the sample at the temperature of liquid nitrogen. Zn was
deposited from concentrated zinc sulDbate solutions (4,7 n)
at a pH value of 2.8-3. The results of measurement of
solutions without surface-active substances indicate (Fig 1)
that the polarization of Zn separation on the basal surface
(1(~Ifo ) of tile crystal is smaller by 20-25 mv than on the
prismatic surface (0001); further, it was shown that the latter
grows fwtErby three times than the former. Additions of the
surface-active substances tetrabutyl ammonium iodide M
and n-octyl alcohol (II) did not affect the polarization
of the Zn deposit on the surfac1 ('161-0) up to,quantities
of 5.1o-4 moles/I (T)'and 2.10- moles/! (II , but accelerated
the Zn deposition of Zn on the surface (0001~ already at a
quantity of 5.10-6 moles/l(I) so that with a certain con-
centration of (I) the surface (0001) can grow as fast as
the surface (101-0 ). This difference between the effect of
Card 2/3 (1) and (II) on the surfaces (0001) and (10iO ) is explained

The Eff'ect of Surface-active Substances on the SOV/76-33-3-20'/41
Crystal Shape and Texture of Zinc Deposits
ASSOCIATION:
SUBMITTED:
by a more intense adsorption of (I) and (II) on the surface
(0001). Unlike deposits without surface-active substances,
those obtained from solutions with additions of (I) and (II)
possess a texture. The effect of surface-active substances
is assumed to be determined by two-dimensional centers of
crystallization. There are 6 figures and 23 references, 9
of which are Soviet.
Akademiya nauk- SSSR, Institut fizicheskoy khimii (Academy of
Sciences, USSR, Institute of Physical Chemistry)
August 12, 1957
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LEBEDEVA, K. P. Cand Chem Sci - (diss) "The effect of surface
acetive substances on the form of crystals and textuie of
electrolytic deposits," Moscow, 1960, 14 pp, 150 cop. (Institu6e of
Physical Chemistryj~ AS USSR) (KLt 44-60, 120)

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AUTHOR: Baraboshkin, A. N.; Lebedeva. K. P.: Saltykova, N. A.; Pere
TITLE:, Method for electrolytic refinin of zirconium in a fused chl-ride bath.
Class 40, No. 173010
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SOURCE: Byalleten izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 14, 1965, 81
TOPIC TAGS: zirconium, zirconium refining, electrolytic refining
ABSTFAkCI: This Author Certificate introduces a method for electrolytic refining of
zirconium in a fused chloride electrolyte containing low-valence zirconium ions. To
obtain coarse grained-zirconium, cathode deposits, the electrolyte, prior to electrolys
is held in contact with metallic-zirconium at the temperature of electrolysis until.,
a valence ratio approaching tbe equilibrium with metallic zirconium is reached.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elektrokhimii Uxal'skogo filiala AN SSSR (Institute of
Electrochemistr
_y, Ural Branch, AN SSSR)
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AUTHGR:- Lebedeva, K. P. ; Baraboshkin, A. N
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ORG: Institute of Elecirochernistrx, Ural Branch,-AcadeMZ of Sciences S~�g
(Akaderritiya nauk SSSR, Urallaidy filial, Institut F~ektrokhimfi)
TITLE: Effect of conditions of qj_ev-bmjyaja o . he structure of zirconium deposits.
Part 1. Electrolysis of chloride melts containing totravalent zirconium
SOURCE-.-. AN SSSR. Ural'sIdy filial. Institut elektroldilmli. Trudy, no. 6, 1965. Elektro-
khimiya rasplaviennykh solevykh i tverdykh elektrolitov (Electrochemistry of ftised salts and
solid electrolytes), 93-S9
TOPIC TAGS: electrolysis, zirconium compound, chloride, electrodeposition
ABSTRACT: The, opnditions unde hich zirconiurn deposits adhering to a molvbdenum cath
are obtained fromqtLorlde meltsKwe studied, and it is found that the purl Tb-M-e
surface is: the main factor determining, a good adhesion. The effect of the initial current
density, temperature, and electrolyte composition on the size and shape of the particles of the
deposit is also Investigated. With an increase in current density, the proportion of aelcular
crystals decreases, and a concreting tyj* of crystal becomes predominant. With rising tem-
perature, the crystals become coarser, and the proportion of well-defined shapes (needles,
highly branched dendrites) increases. The same phenomenon Is observed when the potassium
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tons of the solvent electrolyte are replaced by sodium tons. OrIg. art. has: 8 figures and
2tables.
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AUTHORS BaraboEhking A. N.; Iobedeval K. P.
ORG t none
TITIB: Effect of electro-lvsis conditions on the structure of zi
rconium deposits.
Part 3t &)le of the valence state of zirconium in the melt 2117
SOURCE: _~Mi SSSR. 'Urallskiy filial. 1nstitut._qjq)q:r(j1dAmii. Trudyj no. 7, 196$.
Elektrokldiay-a-ra-ig-a-vYo-n-r-q-Ws-o-l-e'-v-y'klFi--t-v.o..-r-dykh elaktrolitov; termodinamika ictro-
kinetika elektrodnykh protsessov (Electrochemistry of fused salts and solid ele
lytes; thermodynamics and kinetics of electrode processes), 59-67
TOPIC TAGS$ electrolytic deposition, zirconium
ABSTRAM The main purpose of the study was to determine the nature of change in
the cathodic deposit of zirconium and primarily in its grain size with changing
average valence of zirconium ions in a chloride melt. Theelpectrolysis was carried
out at a constant concentration ratio of the upper to the lower valence forms, and
theelectrolyte was an equimolar mixture of sodium ar4 Dotassium chlorides, to which
ZrC14 was added. The current efficiency was determined from the weight of the deposi
Ydcroscopic anaJ.ysis established the shape of the crystals, and their size distribu-
tion was determined by sieve analysis. The principal'factor determining the structur
and coarsenoss of the deposits was found to be the average valence of the zirconium
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ions in tha melt. It is shown that the gradth of cathodic deposits in melts with
different ratios of the valence forms takes place at different effective current
densities which exceed only slightly the limiting current densities at which the
tetravalent ions are converted to divalent ones. In the electrolysis of melts close
in composition to melts in equilibrium with the metall a decrease of the initlal
current density and an increase of the zirconium Ion concentration in the electrolyte
causes a coarsening of the crystals in the cathodic deposit. Orig. art. hast 5
figures, 2 tables, and 14 formulas.
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AUTHOR. Baraboshkin, A. N.; Lebedeva, K. ?.
jTITIX: Effect of electrolysis conditions on the structure of zirconitzr, depo5its.
'III. The role of the valence state o4`: zirconium in the melt
SOURCE- Ref. zh. Metallurgiya, Abs. 4GI82
RE-F SOURCE: Tr. In-ta elektrokhimii. Ural'skiy fil. AN SSSR. vyp. 7, 1965, 59-67
!;TO?IC TAGS: electrolysis, zirconium
;TRAMLATION: Studies showed that the natupe of cathodic deposits changed very strongly
!for the sanie general Zr concentrations in the m~-eit (5 wt 'u), constant in1tial values of
;D (i = 2 a/cr,12), temperature (8000C) and quantity of electricity, but for a di fferent
k
,oxidation-reduction potential of the system. For oxidation-reduction potentials, dif-
;fering significantly from the equilibrium Zr potential, very fine particles of cathodic~,
Ideposit were obtained in -the form of porous attachments of crystallites. With a melt
composition approaching equilibrium, nodules of highly faceted coarse crystals formed
i
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INIKHOITS G.S., zasl. deyatell natelci i tekliniki, doktor khim. nauk,
prof -; SKORODUMOVA, A.M.,kand. biol. nauk; SHAPIRO, L.R.
(deceased]; MILYIFTINA, L.A., !Lnzh.; D114UROV, M.G., kand.
sellkhoz. nauk; LIEBED-EVA, K.S. kand.sollkhoz.nr.Wc;ICIURKCHAN,V.N.;
VASILEWSKIY, V.-G-.T-inz
W- N.G., kand. tekhn. nauk;
VEDRPSHKO, V.F., kand.med. nauk; SOKOLOVSKIY, V.P., prof.;
BENNO$ V.L., inzh.; KAZENNOVA, A.R.i V---DRASIIKO, V.F., kand.
med. nauk; KOSTYGOV, V.V., red.; SKURrAIIIN, M.A., I-IOL"'.A711011A
O.F., doktor biol. nauk, prof.; SPE,7WISKIY, G.N., zas~'. de-
yatell nauk-. , do-ktor mcd. nauk, prof.,. K13ETA, Ye.I., teUm.
red.
[Dairy foods]Molochnaia pishcha. Moskva, Pishchepromizdat
1962. 419 P. (MIRA 15:101
1. Glavnyy kulinar Ministerstva torgovli RSFSR (for Kazennova).
2. Chlen-korresi.-,ondent Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Speranskiy,
Skurikhin). 3. Deystvitellnyy chlen Akade--di meditsinskikh nauk
SSSR (for Molchanova).
(Cookery (Dairy products)) (Dairy products)

ALEKSEYEV) V.17.; KOZFIEW.IKOV, 1.1,17. ; LEBEDIqYA K S. ; MKAR'124,
'I-AMENKOVA, A.I.; A.M.; ROZANOV, A.A.
[Teeb.nological instructions for the production of cheese]
Tekli-riol-ogicheskie instruktsii po proizvodstva syra. Ut-
verzhdeny VR[Kh. 2. izd. Moskva, Mntipishcheprom,,
1963. 161 p. NDRA IS: 5)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-dssledovatellskiy institut maslodall.-
noy i syrodellnoy promyshlenposti.

lirovna; STUKAORLT, V.I., dotsent, retsenzent,
red.; MISHARINA, K.D., izd-va; MITKHAYLOVA, V.V,, teldm.red.
[Industrial hygiene and snfety techniques in nonferrous
metallurgy) Okhrana truda i telthnika bezoptanosti v tsvetnoi
metallurgii. Hoskva, Gos.nauchno-tokhn.izd-vo lit-ry po
chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgii. 1958. 306 p. NIRA. 13:1)
1. Monkovskiy inztitut tsvetnykh metallov i zolota im. M.I.
Kalinina OUTsMiZ) (for Stukachev).
(Nonferrous metal industries--Safety measures)
(Metalworkers--Dineages and hy.giene)

BELIKCV*A,, N.A.~ LEBEDEVA, K,V.,i KELINIKOV, N.N.; PLATE., A.F.
Part Oxidation some cyclir;
, mp,--uiid,
-c o by 1hydroger peroxide. Zhur. ob. kItn. 35 no.10.
1746--'7-,'2 0 165. (MIRA 18;10)
Vsasoy-Liznp- ziELiu-,-*-In(;-'-ssiedcvatel~'skiy institut- kh-imichesklkh
sredotv zmsh,.h-'-Ly rast,er,"y.

LEBE5.?,VA. K.V. . inzh,
Healthier working conditions at lead-zinc plants. Bezop. truda
v prom. 2 no.8:35-36 Ag 158. (MIRU 12:7)
(Metallurgical plante--Safety measures)

LEBIMEVA, K-V.
Ways of further improving labor conditions in lead metallurgy
plants. TSve*t- met- 33 no.8:32-35 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Lead-Metallurgy)
(Metallurgy-Elygieaie aspects)

LEBEDEVA, KaF talina Vladirrdrovna; NIEMAN, M.N., red.
[Sz'Let;i measures in -Uhe r--etallurQr of lead and zinc]
Tekhnika bezopasnosti v metallurgii svintsa i tsinka.
1,.osk,.Ta, Net-allurgizdat, 1963. 298 p. (MIL4. 17: 6)

T A, K.V.; PODOLISKAYA, R.S.
LEBE,TDFV
- oxi ---on
Mechan-'Err of t-p
Organ-'c Part 81,
1-,cgen peroxide in ace'tLC acid.
of alldrin to d::idrin with bp (MT-Pk 18-g)
Zhur. ob. khim, 35 no.7,13,07-11'-K JTI '65-
1. VFesoyum.~--f kiii-micheskiliCh
sredstv zashchity rastuenly.

PAKHOTINA, N.S.; LEBEDEVA, K.V.; SOKLAKOV, A.F.
Possibility of using the SHB-1 "Lepestok" respirator in nonferrous
metallurgical enterprises. Zdrav. Kazakh. 22 no.2:61-63 162.
NIRA 15s4)
1. Iz Ust'-Kamenogorskogo otdeleniya Instituta krayevoy patologii
All Kazakhakoy SSR, i otdela tekhniki bezopasti Ustt-kamenogorskogo
svintsovo-tsinkovogo kombinata imeni V.I.Lenina.
(RESPIRATORS) (IETALLUIIGY-HYGIP-NIC ASPECTS)

VOLIFSOIL "G.; MFT-INIKGV-N.N.; PLATE, A.F.; PMLIMUTER, P.M.;
VOLODKOVIC11.1 S.D.; PR)WTISHNIKOVA) M.A.;
_Lpp~DEVA, K.V.;
VOUGHKEVICY) N.P.
Continuous method for the preps.Fation of aldrin. Khim.prom.
no.10:714,71? 0 162. 11' (MIRA 15;12)
(Aldrin)

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AUTHOR: Belikova, N. A.; Lebedeva, K. V.; Nlellnikov. X. N.- Plate A. F.
Z
_!Rqtit4Q_ of, Chemical Means for Plant Protection
ORG: AH--Uhion_Saimt11WReaQar_gh
(Vsesoyuzuyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut khimicheskiky sredstv zashehity rasteniy)
TITLE: From the field of organic insecticides -fungicides. LXXXM. Oxidation of some
cyclic compounds with4yAKoren P
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey kh1mii, v. 35, no. 10, 1965, 1746-1752
TOPIC TAGS: cyclic compound, hydrogen peroxide, oxidation, chemical synthesis, insecticidq
fungicide
ABSTRACT: Unsaturated cyclic compounds, including beidged and fused hydrocarbons,
chlorohydrocarbons, aldehydes, esters, alcohols and nit-riles with unsaturation in ring or
side chains were oxidized with hydrogen peroxide to study possibly convenient routes for
synthesis of a--hydroxy compounds and particularly of such compounds with potential Insec-
ticide-activity, replacing methods which apply -cnstable and explosive peroxy-acids. The
ccmPounds were treated at 40-100C 2-6 hr with 2-3 or 1-2 inole H202/mole starting com-
pound in glacial acetic acid or tert.-butyl alcohol, respectively. In glacial acetic acid,
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a -hyd-.o)cy substitution was produced if such compounds had sufficient stability under reaction
conditions, glycols or monoacetates of the latter being otherwise obtained. Unsaturation in side,
chains galre mainly glycols or acetates, and oxidation in tort. -butyl alcohol gave a -hydrox-y
e
ompounds or glycols. Orig. art. has: 2 tables.
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LEBEDEVA, L. A.
"The Influence of Soil Conditions, Mineral Fer,tilj.zers, and Cover
Crops on the Hardiness and Yield of Perennial Grasses." Cand Biol
Sci, Moscow Ch-der of Lenin State U imeni M. V. Lomoriosov, 15 Oct 54
(VI-1, 5 (k~,t 5h)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR
Higher Educational Institutions (10)
So: Sum. No - 481, 5 May 55

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eirec, of the son reaction on perennial grasses at
as, of their &owth and development. . N S..
various stagi
Avdoniti,~B. V. Kuzina. tuld L. A. Lebetteva. Ifoprosy!
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Pjudorodiya PoihO (M
Povyshen&
cow-' lzdatel'stvo Moskov.Univ.) 1954; M-40; Rqferal;~
'Zhur., Biol. 19S5 No. WO -Alfnila, clovrr and timothy,.
-on s; medititu a~.
were grown andy soil and in Avdanin culture
p117.0i At different stages of gro'iyth the pR of
SOUIC P 0 a
and mittimmedia was changed to 4.5 and 5.5 for 2D dftys.~
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i d. of growth, others had tbeir ~H changed,,
gradually at differcmVpcriods from. neutral to acId rrac-,
tion;. to the soil of somt plots different quantitin of P and
-Alfalfa, clov and. tittothy wei,e most
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sensitive to low pH durin troutirg and the earh- period-
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course (if a prelitnitutry survey of the area traversed by the
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to
from barley. Pirieulteria t,rvvte [ibid.. x, p. 337, im mre
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spread.
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for the first titue ill 1930, all tile varieties Witted suffered fairly
severely front a warty ipotting slatc-d to be cau"ol by Bocterin"t
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the infection vvi,lently 6--ing carried by tlji~ tce(Im %vilich %vere
obtained from th-, Itumminn Far Fivit. The di-e"ed lwanx art,
euxily recogiiimWe tuarri.~copivlklly. and in vs,,'e.4 when. 111.1 rk"-d
wn., mirted by limad 144-we smm, [lit, Anortnht~, of tht.4 mict'.111 Ilig'.4
Was reduced from over 80 lter cent. to alillost. fill. Other dimealsed

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