SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MAKLETSOV, P.F. - MAKMAK, K.M.

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LAVROV, K.A.; MAKUTSOV, P.F.; RODZHANOV, S.A.
Potr Andreevich Sokolav; on his 60th birthday. Arkh anat.gist.i
embr. 39 no.7:124-125 Jl 160. ~MIRA 14:5)
(SOKOLOV, PETR AfIDREEVICH, 1C)CO-)

~- KAXLETSOVA. 11.4, kand,takhn,nauk
first ezpariment in degree projects in the architecture sections.
Sbor. metod. rab, Bel. politakh. inst. no. 1:89-93 159.
(HERA 1411)
(Project method in teaching) (Architecture-Study and teaching)

VILIKOSEMS, I., student; LINEVICH, Ta.,student; FRUNICHEV, To., student;
MAUNSOVA, 111*4. doteent, nauchnyy rukovoditell; 1WXME?MMG, N.,
. doteent, nauchnyy rukovoditell.
Now principles in planning and building large arban residential
blocks as exemplified br the planning of a microdistrict In the
city of Minsk. Sbor.natich.trud.Bel.politekh.inst. no.81:
139-146 '59. (MIRA 13:5)
(Minsk-City planning)

KAKLMSOVA,.N.N.: BELOGORTSET, I.D.; TARAKSIN, T.M.; YELISMY, I.K.;
aS3_K_AN,_A'.I.; TOINOV, A.P., prof., retsenzent; CHECHKO, X.I.,
red.; KUZlk7MGK. P.T., tekhn.red.
[Principles of designing apartment houses] Oanovy proektirovaniia
zhilykh zdanii. Kinsk, Red.-isdat.otdel.,Belorusakogo politakhn.
in-ta im. I.Y.Stalins, 1960. 194 p. (KIRA 13:8)
1. Kinsk. Belorusakiy politekhnicheakiy institlit. 2. Deyetvitell-
nyy chlen Akademii stroitelletva i arkhitekturi SSSR i chlen-
korrespondent AkBdamii nauk BSSR (for Voinov).
(Apartment houses)
(Architecture--Designs and plans)

-11- _M~M-49RIA-P --
Use of radioactive phosphorus A-for the differential diagnosis
of superficial malignant and ben-ig;2 neoplasms. Vop onk. 5 no.12:
702-706 '59. iMIRA 13:12)
(TUMORS) (PHOSPHORUS-I,90F-rGPES)

MAUMSOVA9 N.V.
Treatment vith radioactive phosphorus of patients with poly-
cythemia vera and lymphogranulomatosis. 149d.rad. 5 no-5:
26-29 160. (KM 13:12)
(PHOMORUS--ISOTOPES) (MMMMA)
(HODGKIN'S DISFMB)

SOBOINVA. I. -. KAUITSOVA, N.
Measuring large molecules, IUn.tekh- 3 no.9:24-27 6 158.
(MIRA 11:10)
(Molecules-4teasurement)

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T, k1ol 22,09 1 j4w5 13004/'B054
AUTHORS: Soboleva, I. G. (Deceased), ',.akletsova, N. V, ,Medvedev.
S. S.
TITLE: Structure of the 1,-Iolecular Chain of Polyethylene Obtained
Under the Action Of 7-Radiation
PERIODICAL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye sojedineniya, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 8,
pp. 1234-1238
TEXT: The present paper gives the results of investigation of the molecu-
lar-chain structure of polyethylene polymerized in the gaseous phase by
gamma radiation at 25 0C. The effect of some admixtures was also studied.
Further, the authors calculated the molecular weight (nephelometrically),
the intrinsic viscosity of the polymer dissolved in octane, and the root
mean square of the distance h between the chain ends by the equation
of Flory [~] = ~ (72 ) 1/2/M, where M =intrinsic viscosity, ~ = Flcry constant,
and M = molecular weight. The results are summarized in the following tables:
Table 2i effect of admixtures on the average molecular weight of poly-
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Structure of the Molecular Chain of Polyethylene S/190/60/002/008/01 1/017
Obtained Under the Action of y-Radiation B004/BO54
ethylene
Intensity of Duration of Pressure, Admixture Percent by Molecular
radiation, polymerization, atm weight of weight
roentgens/sec h admixture in M-10-3
the mixture
81 36 0 26o
81 36 67
1.6
hydrogen
0.440
80
81 36 87.0 ditto 0.156 80
81 36 87.0 ditto 0.037 100
81 36 87.0 ditto 0.018 60
82 12 100 0 heptane 1).5 6o
27 12 100.0 ditto 19.7 40
1 27 1 24 1 100~O ditto 1 9-5 66 J
Table 3, Dependence of the average molecular weight of polyethylene on the
initial pressure of ethylene (intensity of radiation 81 roentgens/sec, du-
ration 36 h, temperature 25 0C)
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Structure of the Molecular Chain of Polyethylene S~i 03/002/008/011/017
Obtained Under the Action of y-Radiation B 04/B05/4
Initial Yield in M-10-.3 Initial Yield in M-10- 3
pressure, polymer, pressure, polymer,
atm % atm %
59.6 8.9 50 7.5 21.0 150
65 0 12 4 60 100.0 44 0 320
170:0 18:2 110 100.0 47:0 insoluble
Table 4, Dependence of the mean molecular weight and the intrinsic viscosi-
ty on temper ture, intensity , and radiation dose:
Temperature, initial Dose,10- Yield [711100 mlIg h,A in
0C pressure, roentgens 10-3 in octane in slene octane
% 0
atm 95 C 105 C J!Ze
5 100 1.47
5 100 2.26
5 150 0-73
0 174 0-73
ard 3/5
Int ensit 17 roentgens/sec
11.3 130 o.96
20.0 200 1.18
7.2 330 1.45
4.7 435 -
- 400 1 -
- 4DO
1.80 1600 165-0
1.25 640

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Structure of the Molecular Chain of Polyethylene S/190/60/002/008/011/017
Obtained Under the Action of y-Radiation B004/BO54
Table 4 continued:
25
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25
50
100
100
100
150
178
25
25
25
50
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25
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25
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100
150
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100
150
200
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Intensity 27 roentgens/sac
2.32 13.2 125 o.86
3.40 21.6 250 1.32
3.90 24.2 490 -
1.18 11.4 250
1.18 6-1 540 -
Intensity 33 roe ntgens/Sao
1.43 5.7 50 0.65
2.85 14.9 150 0.77
1.43 12.4 280 -
1.43 8.6 800
Intensity 72 roe ntgens/sec
6.23 22.8 190 o.96
9.35 44.0 320 -
3.12 15.6 26o 1.25
3.12 17.1 280 1.15
370 -
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1.50 - 560
1.30 - 700

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Structure of the Molecular Chain of Polyethylene
Obtained Under the Action of y-Radiation
Table 4 continued:
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5/190 60/002/008/011/017
B004%BO54
Int'rana ll"Y 04 rounutsellu/ativ
25 100 3.54 10.5 51 0 41 225
25 150
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176 3.54 10.4 o.66
230 0.71 380 430
The following conclusions are drawn: 1) The maoromolecular chain of poly-
ethylene shows only slight ramification which only slightly changes in the
investigated range of intensity and radiation doae and ethylene concentra-
tion. 2) At a temperature increase to 500C, the molecular weight rises and
ramification increases. There are 3 figures, 4 tables, and 7 references:
4 Soviet, 2 US, and 1 Belgian.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im. L,. Ya. Karpova
(Physicoohemical Institute imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBMITTED: March 31, 1960
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~ET S (~)!I -~I rEDIBERG, B.A,; LYUM11-3, Ye.B.
,-IAKLTITSOVA N I .; EPUIBAUN', I. V.; ROZ
Determlnation of molecular we4pht and molecular weEt
of i,olyte trame thy iene oxdp,. Vvsc,?or,.3oe-li. 7 n0.1.70-73 ~-a
18:5)
1. Fiziko-khimi-chesk-ly institut, i-men-I Karpova, Moskva.

LANOVSKAYA, L.M.; MAKLETSOVA, N.V. [deceasedl; GANTMAKHER, A.R.;
MEDVEDEV, - -
Polymerization of ethylene in the presence of various composite
catalysts based on TiC13- Vysokom. soed. 7 no-4:741-'746 An IA5.
Nature of the active centers in the processes of polymerization
in the presence of composite catalysts based on TiC13- Ibid.:
747-750
OMIRA 18: 6)
1. Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut imeni Karpova, Moskva.

1,MWANIC , Berislv (Zagreb)
A contribution to the mathematical theory of air flow o,;rr
mountains including efferts of turbulent viscogity. Gias mar-
fiz Hrv 18 no. 3:207-222 163.
1 'n.-
- . titute of Geophysics, University of Zagreb.

MAKWNKO, K. P.
"Elementary theoretical ideas of contaminant washout from the atmosphere."
paper to be presented at the Symposium on Atmospheric Chemistry, Circulation &
Aerosols, Visby, Sweden, 18-25 Aug 1965.
Hydrometeorological Service USSR.

FEFILOV, V.V.; CHISTOV, I.F.; BOGOYAVLENSKAYA, V.N.; Prinimall uchastiyes
POPOV, G.A., rabotaft; LARINA, Ye.M., rabotnitsa; 14AKL40VA, A.F.
rabotnitsa
Utilization of white pigment and sewage waters of the
Dmitriy lik Wood Chemical Plant. Sbor.trud,TSNILKHI no,14s
60-73 161.- (MIRA 16:4)
1. Dmitriyevokiy lesokhimlcheskAy zavod (for Popov, Larina,,
Mauova).
(Makeyevka--Wood using industries-By-products)
(Fertilizers)

MAKLOVICH S T - KCZULIN, YU.N.
Study of certain improper integrals conttining Bessel's
functions. Uch. zap. Kish. un. 75:18--2-0 164.
(MIRA 18:10)

MAKLOVICH, S.T.; KOZULIN, YU.N.
Some transformations of integrals of a special type containing
exponential and Bessel functions. Uch.zap. Esh.un. 69:14-18
'64. (MIRA 18:12)

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' AR6033776 SOURCE CODE: UR/0058/66/000/007/BO03/BO03
AUTHOR: Maklovich, S. T.
TITLE: Improper special type integrals containing Bessel and elementary functions
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 71326
REF SOURCE: Uch. zap. Kishinevsk. un-t, v. 80, 1965, 117-120
TOPIC TAGS: Bessel function, electromagnetic field, elementary function,
integral, improper integral, oscillating dipole, horizontal layered structure
ABSTRACT: An analysis is made of integrals encountered in problems on the
determination of the electromagnetic field of an oscillating dipole situated on the
surface of a horizontally layered structure. [Translation of abstract]
SUB CODE: 12, 20/
1/1 nat

KUMYAK H- t-
Sow problems In the elementary mastery of arithwtical operations
by first grade pupils. Mauk. tapo 16;*v-doal. Inst. psykhol. lltl27-
129 159. WU 13til)
1. Pedagogishchaskiy institut, Zaporozhg6e.
(Nuzber concept)

MMYAK, N. III.
I-lak,1,1rak, N. X.
"The Psycholog,,.,, of the Masteiy of Arithmetic Orcrations by Students of the
First Class." Ittin Higher Education USSR. Odessa State U imeni I. I.
Mechnikov, Odessa, 1955. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in
Pedaf-oFl.cal Science)
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So: Knizhnaya letopis', No. 27, 2 July 1955

XINLYAr, V.I.
Calculating the transformation of floods in natural conditions.
TruO Ukr, NIGNI no.3il36-142 055. (KERA 9:10)
1. Institut gidrologii t gidrotekhniki Akademli nw* USSR.
(Floods)

nAKIYAKOVA, T.F.; TSARINSKAYA, K.I.
Effect of pentoxyl combLned w,',h lewimyce'.1,ri an(; s*
on the absorptive pover of the reticuloendOLh"lial sysLezr, under
experimental conditions. Antiblotiki 10 no,11:101'1-1019 N 65.
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii (Zav, - dotsent S.M. RasBudov) Chitinskogo
meditsinskogo instituta. Submitted JanuarY 15, 1965.

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!TITLE: Iron-nickel alkaline battery. Class 21, No. 1TB401 (announced
!by the ScientAfkanHeikearch Institute for Chemical Current (Nauchno-
ii89ledo;7;_teT'skiy instit'ut khi-m'i-ch'e'ski-k~"-i'st-oc'hnikov tokaT)
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztey, tovarnyye znaki, no. 3,
1966, 31
TOPIC TAGS: battery, alkaline cell
ABSTRACTS An Author Certificate has been issued for an iron-nickel
alkaline battery with lamellar-perforated electrodes of which the
negative one is made from hydrogen-reduced iron. In order to increase
the capacity at low temperatures and after prolonged discharge, the
active mass of the iron electrode in supplemented with additions of
antimony oxide and sulfide sulfur. The additions range from 2-4$ for
antimony oxide and 0.4--0.6% for sulfide sulfur. The Iron electrode in
Cardl/2 UDC: 621.355.8

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(LD)
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PZTROV, K.A.; SEMVCHMO. T.B.; TD(OSM. T.G.- MAKAEATW, I.A.; PMIN.
A.T.; RODIORUT, A.T.; B&IAUDIFA. T.T.; YELIKIE&. A.T.-.--RETffIBXIW~,
Z.I.; VOLKOVA, A.A.
Alkyl phosphonates, diphosphonates, and phosphine oxides aa
extracting agente. Zhur.neorg.Wm. 5 no.2:498-502
F ,6o. (MID& 13:6)
(Phosphonic acid) (Phosphine oxide)
(lixtraction(Chemis try))

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up to 40% (PbtAs)jO rind MUM ; thus the fe-4011.11
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Cu is not necessary. The cimnection of the Sandmeyer
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diazo reaction thus lies in formation o(Cu-aronmtk inter-
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TITOV, A.I.; MAKLWfZV, F.L.; KUZIMIN, V.G.
Conjugate reaction of adding halides to olefins. Part 4. Preparation of
L3 -haloethyl esters of formic, acetic, chloroacetic, and trichloroacetic
acids. Zhur.ob.khim. 25 no.4:714-747 Ap 155. (MLRA 8:7)
(Ethyl alcohol) (Acids, Or-,anic) (Halides)

M/+ e 4 y v ) (--~ L
AJ T! C;,,, L; Auv, it. I. , -i---I~ja, - V, 2 7 9 - L, - 6, /6,~,
T ITLE In a Courac of r- Rcp2j to tic "'I'lariarks" of
lu~. A. S~,,ilov V (,Lv-' t
iu. A. 6;iiiova).
P1aIu!:,ICAL% Zharnal Ub~;ncney Khi~"ii, 195j, VU1 . 2J, le 2, --Iij
ABSTRACT: The work by Dewar (r,.. . 2) an the atrict-4.-c of t:lt~ ijitur .,Ciate
product------4 of Lhe olefin complex ,ith thu ."a"o I,,-
Jr