SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEBEDEVA, Y.S. - LEBEDEVA, Z.S.

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Phase equilibria and volume B110/B147
ASSOCIATION: Goeudarstvennyy institut azatnoy promyshlennosti
Otate Institute of the Nitrogen Industry)
SUBMITTED: January 25, 1960
Fig. 1. Glass flask provided with metal valve.
Legend to Table 1: (1) molar portion of acetylene; (2) liquid phase;
(3) gaseous phase; Aoxh: mole.
Legend to Table 2: (1) molar portion of acetylene; (2) maximum contact.
Legend to Fig. 4: (1) molar portion of acetylene, N 2'
Fig- 5. Liquid-gas equilibrium in the acetylene - ammonia system.
Legend: (1) 150C, (2) 250C; (3) 360c; (4) 450C; (5) 550c; (6) 650C;
(A) molar portion of acetylene.
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LEBEDEVA, Y evdokiya -Sergoy*&~ staraMy agronom; SELEM, 14. G. , red.;
iekhn. red.
[For an income of 2 million rubles] Za 2 milliona rublei dokboda.
Tula, Tul'skoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1960. 15 p. (KERA 14.:10);
1. Kolkhoz im. Dimitrova Bogoroditakogo rayona Tull'skay oblasti (for
Lebedeva).
(Tiula Provinqd-Collective farms)

LEEEDEVA, U.S.;, XHODEIEVAJ, S.11.
Phase equilibria and volume relationships in the system acetylene-
ammonia under pressure. Zhur.fizlkhim. 35 no.1l12602-2607 H
163.. (MMA 14:12)
1. Gosudarstvennyy institut, azotnoy prom7shlennosti.
(Acetyleng)
Arr -nia)
Pheke -rule and equilibrium)
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LEBEDEVA, Ye V. Cand Agr Sci -- (diss) "Application of electrical sources of
.4-vt It
radiation in,~inter forcing of flower 4S%. Mos, 1959. 16 pp (Mos Order of
Lenin Agr S Aced im K. A. Timiryazev)~ 110 copies (KL, 46-59, 139)

AcassioN NR: AT4037689 6/2865/64/003/000/0198/0"03
.AUTHOR: Labedevat Ye- V-
artificial substrata for use in closed ecological
TITLE: Characteristics Of some
systems
ilch nauk. -problemys koamicheskoY
AN SSSR. OtdeleniYe biologichesk
SOURCE:
biologii, V. 3, 1964, 198-203
systemt life support, hydroponics, tomatol beat,
TOpIC TAGSi closed ecological
carrot, manned space flight
ceramsite, and
jai substances, vermiculite, penoshamote,
ABSTRACT: Four artific
perlite, have been tested for their potential use as substrata for hydroponic
growing of plants in spa eships. well known modern structural'
c These substances are
ecific weight. Their light weight
materials and possess high porosity and low OP I
and porosity enable these substances to hold a large amount of moisture, making
them highly desirable as substrata. In order to evaluate the biological properties
of these substrata, cabbages, beets, carrots, and tomatoes were grown hydroponical-
Ily from seed on them from May to September 1962. Of the substances thus tested
as substrata, vermiculite gave the best recults. Plants grown on vermiculite
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Produced leave,
of plants
for grown' roots, stems
011 Other subst and
furthgrowiff higher plant,,,, ratafruit whose
er research . Since it Weigl,t
strata closed ecolog in ivaa t,,,t, three-ti
1J1tO thG" biologic., intended to' mes that
is recommended. lcal'SyeteMa Use these Bubatrat
ASSOC.1ATr0,V.. none aMd chemi .dal propefor PftIOJ29ed apac a
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i AUTHCR: Dadykin,, V. P.; Lebedev-. Ye. V.; Nilovskaya, N. T.; Tsvetkova, I. V.
ORG: none
_plant in a closed ecological system
ITLE, Experimental investigation of the higher
TPaper presented at the Conference on Problems of Space Medicine held in Moscow from
24 to 27 may 1966]
SOURCE: Konferentslya po problemam kosmicheskoy meditsiny, 1966. Problemy
kosmicheskoy meditsi . (Problems of space medicine); materialy konferentaii,
Moscow, 1966.. 145-17
TOPIC TAGS: life support system, closed ecological system, plant ecology, apace
nutrition
ABSTRACT: Calculations have been made for on; of the variants of a higher-pL-gt
:link for a closeck ecological system. The input and output of the link are
determined in respect to the basic elements. EXperiments 6onfirmed
that it was possible to obtain a crop of the selected plants which exceeds
.the designed productivity of a given enclosure.
A conveyor system for continuously overlapping crops of the selected
plants was worked out and tested experim en t -ally. This makes it possible
to have a continuous output of edible biomass in accordance with a set
schedule. It was demonstrated* e xpe rime ntally that a continuous- harvest-
Jng of the crop was.possible without. changing the area of the assimilating

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surface of the plants substantially, thus assuring contiguous air regenera-
tion.
Further experiments determined the optimum light requirements for
certain selected plant cultures. Gas exchange characteristics (CO 2 and
`0 ) for various parts of the day and various ages of the plants were workod
out for a series of selected cultures. Optimal concentrations of C02
,in relation to various light intensities were determined.
The proper nutrient solutions for replacing chemicals used up by
the plants were theoretically calculated and experimentally confirmed for
a whole series of cultures. The experimental testing' and determination
of a series of characteristics of this model plant link simplifies the
insertion of thid higher-plant link into the entire closed ecolo W~l
"N.A. _N~~ 22; ATD Repori 66-1j63
syutem.
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AUMOR: 14bo4eyap :fe* V.; Wtrlyeva, L. V.; Mlin6vakLy, A. V.
ORG., now
T F70&" nftgcp aS18JAUto link JPapar presented at
ejasygtpo.
em . scow from 24-27 May 196
SOURCE: Monferentslya po probleman kosmichaskoy maditsiny, 1966. ProbleV.
kosmichealwy maditsinyr (Problems of space medicine); mator~aly konforentsil,
~bscosr, 1966, 253
TOPIC TAGS: life support system, closed ecological system, plant physiology,
.aaroponics, space nutrition,, space food
ABSTRACT:
'In developihg 'a higher-plinflirg-f6i a'closed'ecolodical'system, the
main requirement is the assurance of a constant supply of vegetable food,
Joxygen, and water to man. This problem can be, solved by the creation
of a conveyor system of growing plants of different ages.
Depending on the cultivation method adopted (aeroponics or hydroponics),-
the conveyor system is based on the principle of movable nests for
ftxing the plants or on a stationary planting without changing the distance
between
_plants while they- an
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11himinated seeding area is used niore effectively thdn'in-the se c.ond
system (hydroponics).
Experimeqts. with the conveyor system using hydroponics have
indicated that it is possible to o.Vain a continuous supply of fresh
vegetables in amounts required by dafly rations,,that the nutritionai
value of vegetables obtained in a cor.;reyor system corresponds to
requirements as far as vitamin content is concernedand that it is possible
~o greatly increase the productivity of plants in a conveyor system by
.regulating the basic parameters of the ecological complexjtemverature,
illumination, and root and aerial feeding),-~-
turoidity'
6. A. No*- 22; AM Report 66-1167
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AUTHORS, labodeva -.16.A.; Piltshchikovp I.; Sedletskayat N, S.
ORG: Moscow State University im., M. V. Lomonosov'(M~skovakiy gosudarstvannyy univer-
sitet)
TITLEt Instability of spin waves in ferrites in the presence of domain structure
SOURCES Fizika tverdogo telas ve 81, no. 11t 1966.9 3204-3207
75,1C TAGSt spin wave, ferrite, magnetic domain structure
ABSTRACTS The effect of domain structure on the conditions of parametric excitation
t,~--f ismin wa-,;es was studied in polyarystalline samples of NgMn- and MgCr-ferrites and
HgXn4errite single crystals. The instability threshold of spin waves was studied in
the range of constant fields in the presence of which the domain structure exists.
It is shown that the nature of the dependence of the threshold field hthr On the con-
stant field H in the range of fields insufficient for saturation is determined by the
magnitude of the magnetization and the frequency of the exciting field. It is postu-
lated that in the range of weak fields, the course of the dependence of hthr on H is
determined by the proximity of the frequency of the exciting field to the frequency, of
natural ferromagnetic resonances and in the range of existence of lamellar domain
structure, it is determined by the change in the orientation of the magnetization vec-
tor as H changes due to rotational processes. In conclusions authors am deeply grata-
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AUTHOR: Lebedeva, Ye V- ; N1 lovskaya, 14. T.; Dadykin, V. P.
ORG:
MTLE: Principles and methods of utilizing high plants In-life-support
systems
SOURCF.: International Astronautical Congress. 17th, Madrid, 1966.
Dolclady. no. 9. 1966. PrIntsipy i netody isopollzbvaniya vysshil:h rastenly
v znn1cnuty)di sistemallih zhizncobespec'henlyn, 171-172
TOPIC TAGS: higher plant, life support system, regoneration, closed
ecolozy system
ABSUMCT:
The plants chosen from the more than 2500 domes-
ticated species of higher plants on Earth for air, via-
ter, and food regeneration in closed ecosystems should
meet the following specifications: l)- should yield
maximum food value; 2) should produce no njetabolites
.deleterious to man or other plants; 3) should flour-
ish in an environment suited to man; 4) should be
familiarto man.-Narious models_of.pcqss-ible sets.of
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higher plants for closed ecosystents were studied and
their Input-output parameters detex-mined. An example
of such a set, familiar to Russians, is: potatoes,
white cabbage, carrots, beets, tomatoes, Eadishes, and
Chinese cabbage. An "acrea-e" of 15-16 m usina these
plants should yield about 1500 9 of edible vegetables
per day and provide 60,,-,,' of the daily carboilydrate and
1005 of the daily irdneral-requirement for:one man.
This many plants would also provide aboLrt 90% of the
daily oxygen requirement. This diet could be supple-
niented with synthetic,or preserved foods (animal pro-
teins and fats). Supplementary oxygen could come from
storage or from a small chlorel-la cultivator. In ex-
perimental trials, this set of plants.was hydroponically
'cultJvated and exceeded the calculated lz~
field: cabbaye
yielded 22--24 kg/m2; carrots 30 kg/n tomatoes
25 k,7/m2; radish, 10-12 kg/m,~; and Chinese cabbage,
22-24 kg/m2. Potatoes were the least efficient, 'yield-
ing, only 5-6 kg/in2. A continuous cultivation system,
containing plants of allages and based on types afford-
ing frequent harvest and continued grovith, ensures a con-
stant area under cultivation and a steady yield of food,
water, and 02; eliminates the need for food storage~,-
and -greatly increases the efficiency of.cultivation And
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illumination, A convey6r cultivator was built and tested,
V'ith a cultivation area of 5 m2, it-yielded 1 kg of
edible foodstuff, over-10 lit"ers of distilled water, and
almost 150 liters Of 02 per day for 100 days. Diurnal
and life cycles of photosynthesis and respirat-Lon inten--
sity with illumination of arious wavelen(rths and inten-
it determinc'
ies from 50 to 2000 w/m were ed for various
s
atmospheres ( PC02 - 0.03 to I-Z; P02 - ll~ tu
and optimum atmospheric parameters-were established.
These studies-have furnished basic data for designing
automatic control.systei-ds.for the higher plant link in
closed ecosystenis.'
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INVEWOR:,"' Kirilova, -Z. I,; Glagoleva, Yu~ A.; Larih N. A.;- -27
14atveyeva; Ye. N. &j__an ova.- - VS,
Lebedeva.-.12,.-Y
ORG: none
TITLE: Methfdrfor photostabilization of poly tyrene.- Class 39,
No. 1794 -7%iS a ounced by the State Scientific Research Institute of
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Polymerized Plastics and ExDerimentgj Flut (Qosudarstvennyy nauclM-o-
assle(lovatel'ski insVitut polimerizatsionnykh plastmass i eksperi-
mentalnyy zavod)T
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye oVraztsy,, tovarnyye znaki,, no. 5v
1966, 69
TOPIC TAGS; polystyrene, light stabilization, photostabilization,
light stabilizer.
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued describing a method of
light stabilization of polystyrene by introducing a light stabilizer
into it. To extend the variety of light qtabilizersIP 2-hydroxy-4-v-
butoxy-41-chloidbenzophenone AAX suggested for use as the light
stabilizer. (NT]
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~ACC MR: APS027410 SOURCE CODE:' UR/0181/65/007/011/3320/3325,
AUTHOR; -i Lebedeva, Ye. V.
Pil'shc ikov,. A. 1.
ORG: Moscow State University (Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. H. V*
Lomonosova F-
V TITLE: Par s
ametric excitation of spin wave' in polycrystalline specimens of H H12
A
ferrites
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SOURCE, ri ika tverdogo tela, v. 7, no. 11, 1965, 3320-3325
TOPIC TAGS:. ferrite, polycrystal, spin wave, magnetic field
A13STRACT: The authors study polycrystalline ferrites with regard to the effect of
their structural and magnetic characteristics on the instability of spin waves. The
!method of parallel pumping was used for determiningthe relationship between the GSHI
1threshold field and the steady magnetic field in studying parametric excitation of
!spin w ve
a s in Opecimens with various percent contents of KgO, HnO and F2%. A num-
lber of specimens werd-s-iudied with.w de variations in grain size,_magnetization and
W. The!measurements.-show that~the-.threshqld fields-'and spin-w
ave losses,are
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indep st.,iucturelof the polycrystal in specimens with close to stoichio
endent of the
4etric composition in steady fields whe e the specimen can be ized to satura-'
r r~agnet
~tio . It is assumed that this is because the excitad spin waves are~:shorter than
n
1~--;the crystallite dimensions. Measurements in fields too.low for saturation show t
'the domain- ~structure-in specimens with high magnetizationcauses a considerable re-
ova
in the threshold fields. In conclusion, the authors thank A. A. Shil
Tarticipation-in the-experiment And also4.' 1. Sillvestrovich'and L. A. Rddnova o
imens ahd.data on thei icrostructur n -statfFcb.
:!furnishing the.spec m
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KYASHNIN, S., arkhitektor;-L=13VA, Yu-..-,,arkbitektor
Now desigas of houses for experimental construction. Stroi.i
arkhit. 8 no.6:14-15 Je 160. (MIUL 13:6)
(Apartment houses)

-L,EBEDEVA-,.-Y.u., starshiy tovaroved
Fountain pens should be convenient and attractive. Sov-torg. 35
no.1:45-46 Ja 162. (ERA 15:1)
1. Glavnoye upravleniye po torgovle kul'ttovarami i sporttovarami
Ministerstva torgovli RSFSR.
(Pens)

IZMEVA , Tu.
Simplest fabric Tk against duat. Voen. znan. 38 no.6:35
Je 162. (MM 15:6)
(Gas masks)

ILBEDEV.A y Yus
On -'6he trace of a radioactive cloud. Voen. znan. 38 no.9:34-35
C- 162. (MIRA 1r:9)
i
(Radioactive fallout)(-Pidioactivity-Safety measures)

LMDEVA, Yulia, Aleksundrovna; ZUBKIM, Aleksandr Stepanovich; KAIIEVSKAYA,
.D.'-re'dak~,or,~ Kamm, m.s., tekhnicheskiv redaktor.
[What one s'3.ould know about poisonous and radioactive substances]
Shto nado zaat' ob otravliaiushchikh i radioaktivnykh veshchestvakh.
Mockva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1956. 62 p. (M12A 9:6)
(Chemical iiarfare) (Radioactivity)

NN
JrUkhoxnam q mWo (To the Collective Fa= Worker Concerning
Local At-, DefMie)., by Yu. A. Lebedeva and L. P. Shester-
1kova edited by 1~. D. M scow DOMUF ~195 ~)12 pp
'jiiga standilrd card of the USSR State Library imeni.
V. I*' LenAU2.0 Ito 358-5)
"A popular discussion Qf chemical, bacteriological., and atomic weap-
ons, and other methods of attack and destruction from the air included in
the armament of the imperialist armies. Defensive measures and methods
IZ~5r liquidating the cor,sequences of the attack are also discussed. The
organization and problems of local air defense (ITVO) in the rural commu-
nity are described. Bartir rule5 for the behavior of the populace under
threat of air attack are given." (U)

7
12AID VA, Yuliya- Aialotindrovas; SEWRYAKOV, Vladimir Aleksandrovich;
H.L.. red.; GERASIMOVA, V.N., tekhn.red.
[Bacteriological weapons of foreign armies and protection against
them] Bakteriologicheskoe oruzhie inostraaaykh armii i zeehehita ot
nago. Hoskva, lzd-vo DOSAAF. 1957. 119 P. (MIRA 11:2)
(Bacterial warfare)

ZAnLISKIY, G.N.; SHEST3RIKOVA, L.I.; NAJ3YSHKIN, V.A.; I03MA, Yu.A., red.;
KARYAKnU. M.S., tekhn. red.
[Means and methods of civil air defense; an album of visual aids
for units of the Volunteer Society for Assistance to Army, Air
Force, and Havy studying civil air defense] Sredstva i sposoby
protivovozdushnoi oborony naseleniia; allbom nagliadnykh posobii
dlia kruzhkov DOSAAP, izuehaiushchikh protivovozdnahnuiu, oborona.
Red. N.A. lebedeva. Xhudozh. M.P. Tumanov. Mosk7a. Izd-vo WSAAF,
1958. 39 P. (MIR& 11:7)
(Air defenses)

BABKIN, I.A.; BOGOLYUBSKIY, G.N.; BURLINOV, I.I.; VOZNZSENSKIY, V.V.;
DUILYUK, V.S.; ZAPOL'SKIY, G.N.; ZUBKIN, A.S.; IWYASHEV, A.C.;
KIFRIYAH, K.M.; KOBDRATI M, P.V.; KORABLEV, M.D.;_LEBEDEVA,
_Yu.A..-_ MAKAROV, Tu.K.; MIROSHNIKOV, I.P.; NOVICHENKO, I.P.;
POPOV, A.V.; SMMRYAKOV, V.A.; KANEVSKAYA, M.D., red.; ANDRIANOV,
B.I., tekhn.red.
(protecting the public from present-day means of destruction;
a textbook for organizations of the All-Uaion Voluntary Society for
the Promotion of the Army, Aviation, and Navy] Zashchita na6elaniia
ot sovremennykh aredstv porazheniia; uchebnoe posobie dlia organi-
zatsii Vsesoyuznogo dobrovollnogo obshchestva soaeyBtviya armii
aviataii i flotu. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1958. 334 p. (MIRA lJ4)
(Civil defense)

KORABLEV, Mikhail Dmitriyevich-, IMBEEVA, Yuliya Aleksandrovna; SHESTERIKOVA,
Lyndmila Favlovna. rea. ;
WMOV, M.F.: NIXIFOOV, -A.M.. KANNEKAYA, M.D., red.; INDRIINOV,
B.I., tekhn.red.
(Local antiaircraft defense in rural districts] MPVO v sel'skoi
meatnosti. Pad red. I.P.Miroahnikova. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAF,
1959. 198 P. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Glavnyy agronom Glavnoy gosinspekteii po karantinu i z8shchite
raEteniy Ministerstva 46119kogo khozyaystva SSSR (for Nikiforov).
(Air defenses)

LEBEDEVA., Yuliya Alsksandrovna; MOSKALEVI Vladimir Demlyanovich;
- 1 -1 GMOV, Sergey Vasillyevich; CHUMAKOV, Viktor Ivanovich;
GCRCHAKOV,, A.D., polkovnik, red.; KIJZIM, I.F... tekhn.red.
(How to defend oneself from a weapon of mass destruction]
Kak zashchishchat'sia ot oruzhiia massovogo porazheniia.
Moskva, Voen.izd-vo M-va oborory SSSR, 1962. 29 p.
(MBU 15:4)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Shtab grazhdanskoy oborowj.
(Civil defense)

LEBEDEVA Yu A.; MASKALOV, V.D.; CMOV, S.V.; CHUMAKOV, V.I.;
KAPLANAS, 0,(translator]; MEDONIS, A., red.
[Protection against mass destruction weapons] Kaip saugotis
nuo masinio naikinimo ginklo. Vilnius, Valstybine politines
ir mokslines literaturos leidykla, 1962. 31 P. (MIRA 16:5)
(Civil defense)

BOGOLYUBSKIY, G.N.; BURLINOV, I.I.; VINOGRADOV, L.V.; VOZNESENSKIY,
V.V.; DANILYUK, V.S.; ZUBKIN, A.S.; ILIYASHEV, A.S.; KORABLEV,
14.D.,;_LEBEDZY&,,. Yu.A.; MAKAROV, Yu.K.; MIROSIDUKOV, I.P.;
NOVICHENKO, I.P.; POPOV, A.V.; SMBRLKOV, V.A.;VARENNIKOV,
I.S., red.; GODINER, F.Ye., red.; SORKIN, M.Z., tekhn. red.
[Protecting the population from present-day means of
destruction] Zashchita naseleniia ot sovremennykh sredstv po-
razheniia; uchebnoe posobie dlia organizatsii DOSAAF. Pod ob-
shchei red. I.S.Varennikova i L.V.Vinogradova. Izd.2., perer.
i dolt. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1962. 254 P. (MIRA 16:4)
(Civil defense)

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AUTHOR: Lebedeja u. I.s Chief
_-_ _? Yu. I, ,
TITLE: Central Laboratory of the Yaroslavl' State Works SK
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, 19602 Vol. 26, -go. lo,
pp. 1188 - 1189
TEXT: The author reports on a great extension of subjects of scientific
research work at the Central Laboratory of the Yaroslavskiy gosudarst-
vennyy zavod SK (Yaroslavl' State Works of Synthetic Rubber). The fol-
lowing fields of work are mentioned: 1) Improvement of divinyl synthvzis
from alcohol an). T_~ "'I
(method by S. V. Lebedev, Academ-ici or this
improvement were introduced at the authorts works, and made it possible
to save 10 million rubles a year. 2) Increase in quality of copolymeric
rubber- and latex types. Conditions for the production of 8oft rubbers
were determined at the author's laboratory. These rubbers render
mechanical plastification superfluous, and improve
the properties of
divinyl nitrile rubbers.KThe authoits laboratory cooperates with special
institutes of the synthetic rubber industry which are studying the
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synthesis of new rubbers; these rubbers are said to have better proper-
ties than natural rubbers Copolymers of divinyl with acrylic acid
nitrilej with methyl-vinyl pyridine, and other substances were syn-
thesized in the author's laboratory. These copolymers have specific
properties, and are now being tested by special institutes. Further,
the author mentiono the experimental Rpparatus available in her labora-
tory. An apparatus for the acoustic analysis of the oxygen content in
nitrogen for any concentration range was installed and put into opera-
tion in cooperation with the Yaroslavskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut
(Yaroslavit Institute of Technololy). It delivers results within
1-1.5 min. Besides, the chromatographic method of determining the com-
position of monomers, the spectrometric method of determining the micro-
structure of polymers, and the photoelectrocolorimetric method of de-
termining the concentration of iron and Nekal, are being applied in the
Central Laboratory. The staff of the Central Laboratory was nearly
doubled. The author mentions. the following difficulties: Some experi-
mental apparatus of semioperational type, equipment, reagents, heat-
proof vessels are lacking; laboratory furniture is ~Rrd to procure. She
suggests to adapt the salaries and allowances of laboratory staff to
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those of works engineers and technicians since otherwise nobody wan-'a
to shift from the works into the laboratory. At present, the laboratory
staff is completed by newly trained personnel without any works ex-
perience; this is detrimantal to the quality of work at the laboratory.
ASSOCIATION: Teentraltnaya labQratoriya Yeroslairskogo gosudarstvennogo
zavoda SK (Central Laboratory of the Yaroslavl' State
Ifforks of Synthetic Rubber)
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(Industrial wastes)

LUBEDWA, Z.A.
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ROLIYE, Z.Yu.,-nrofessor; I&BEMVA6, %.A., direktor.
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AMKSABDROVA, A.V., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk: PROZOROV, A.Ye., professor,
chlen-korrespondent Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR;-LEBFMj4,-.Z.A.,
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tsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Prozorov and Alaksandrova). 2. Institut tuber-
kulaza Akademii maditainskikh nauk SSSR (for Lebedeva and Shmelev).
3. Akademiya maditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Prozorov).
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LIB=VA, Z.A., I-andidat meditsinakikh nauk.
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The organism's resistance in osteoarticular tuberculosis. Rrobl.tub. no-3:
19-24 MY-Je 153. (MIAL 6:7)
1. Inotitut tuberkulaza Akademii meditsinBkikh nauk SSSR.
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SOROKINA, %.A.; SPERANTOVA, M.A.; LKBBDEVA. Z.As, direktor.
Combined strept3mycin and para-aminoaalicylic acid therapy of osteoarticular
tuberculbais in hospitalized and ambulant patients. Probl.tub. no-3:27-30
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1. Inntitut tuberkuleza Akademii meditsinakikh nauk SSS14
(Streptomycin) (Bones--Tuberculosis) (Joints--Tuberculosis)
(Para-aminooalicylic acid)

BOGUSH, L.K.. professor; L3BMMVA. Z.A.. direktor.
Indications for lobectomy and pneumonectomy in pulmonary tuberculosis.
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I
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Lobe--'::va). (Tuberculosis)

SBNFJw'?V, N.A., professor; LEBBIOVA, Z.A., direktor.
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1. Institut tuberkuleza Ak-ademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR.
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SM(MV, N.A., profeasor; LZBEDEVA, Z.A., direktor.
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1. Institut tuberkuleza Akadenii meditsinskikh nank SSSR.
(Tuberculosis) (Antibiotics) (Chemotherapy)

XFA!We~91141 ZA
, redaktor; SHMELEV. N.A., redalctor; GARVEY, N.I., redak-tor;
AVMAIIUYA, Z.A., tekhnicheskiy redEktor
[Instructions on methods compound therapy of tubarculoslej Xatodi-
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Pod red. Z.A.Lebedevol I N.A.Shmeleva. Moskva, Gos. Izd-vo mad.
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(Tuberculosis)

LWEMA Z ., redaktor; SHRIEVA, N.A.., redaktor; SAVON, A.A., redaktor;
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EXCERPTA YFDICA Sec 15 V01- 10/9 Chest Diseases Sopt 57
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pulmonary symptoms of primary 0) infection REV.TUBERC.
(Paris) 1956, 20/7-8 (828-842) Illus. 10
In the course of a primary tb infection, modifications of the osseous tissues may
occur without the development of clinically or radiologically perceptible lesions of
the lungs or of the intrapulmonary lymph nodes. These skeletal alterations may be
of focal or of dystrophic nature. The topography of the focal lesions during this
period resembles that in typical osteo-articular tb. The development of the focal
bone lesions differs with the resistance and the age of the patient and %vith the lo-
calization of the disease. Radiological examination of the skeleton is one of the
main diagnostic aids. The focal lesions of the bone marrow may present the same
morphological aspects as the focal lesions in the pulmonary parenchyma and the
hilar lymph nodes, which may develop simultaneously. Early treatment may pre-
vent the disease from developing into clinically characteristic osseous tb.
(XV, 7. 9)

ASHURKOV, Ya.D.; GRAZHULI, V.S.; IRBIDBYA, Z.A. redaktor
[Physicians of the world in the struggle for peace] Trachi mire v
borlbe za mir. Pod red. Z.A.Lebedavdi. Moskva, Medgis. 195?. 91 P.
(PUSIGIANS) (PEACE) (MIRA 10:11)

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