SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MININA, S. A. - MINIOVICH, I. I.

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MININA. S.A.
Pharmacology of preparations made of Tangut scapolla grown in
leninegrnd Province; author's abstrnct. Yarm. I toks. 21 no.1:81
JR-Y '58. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Kafedra farmakologli, (zav.-doktor med.nnuk T.A. Nellnikova) i kmfedra
tekhnologit galenovykh preparstov (zav.-dots. Yu.K. Sander)
Leningrndskogo khimiko-farmateevticheakogo instituta.
(SCOPOLIA--PHYSIOLOGICAL PJTrCT)

MININA, S. A,9 GAND PHARM SC,., . Z~ AFW OF SCOPOLIA
C
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TAUOUTiCA (SCOPOLIA TANGUTICA MAXIM)v" CULTIVATED IH LENIN-
GRADSKAYA OBLAST*" LENINGRAD9 1961* (TARTU STATE UNIV).
(K-L-9 3-61t 237).
491

"ITNINA, sj,.; ADUYLTSKAYA G.I.
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Study of the alkaloid content of the blaider4ort. Physor:hlaina
orientalis Don. Apt.delo 14 no.2:66-68 Mr-Ap 1695. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Leningradskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskly institut.

VASILIM, L.A.; MIUl .
Using the shlieren syatem of photx)graphic iW"uremeirto for the
qwmtitatiw investigation of the supersonic flow around the
aerofoil. Zhur.nauch. i prikl.fot. i kin. 8 no-5:337-342 3-0
163. (MM 16:9)

/Colorimetric determinadon of Lion in natural wvers wi
2 furyidiantipyrinytmathane, V P Zhi7apist~ev and I"
Nimina. Uch"Y' Zapiiki Molotov Unsv.~"~
3. No. .3. Mas, Pia. , t.Aun 37--'I~ N&4,
2-FaryIdiantipyrinylrnrxhw-ie (1) in t!ta of C:.q\l
fonns With Ft a red ppt. which is sol. In =4(ne'e
Increasing
the semsitivity of HCNS maction many told. The pro-
redure is as follows: AcWy 10-20 ml. of the H.0 with 0.&-1
ml. of coned. HCI- Add 3 few drops of K-UnO. to oxidize
anyre". Int-herm%eiimniPO,---,C40t--,AcO-,atd
4-

CHFMMUKHIII, I.K.; Ml~~~- ~RANKIXA, L.G.
Cotton stalks as a raw material for hydrolysis plants in Central
Asia. Gidrolis. i lesokbia. prom. 11 no,5:21-22 '58. (MIR& 11:9)
1. Perganskly g1drolisnyy zavod.
(Asia, Central--Hydrolysis) (Cotton)

MRIDIA, V.S.; IJSMfilJOV,l n.U.; IS.T.ITJKIIAMEDOVA, M.S.; LUBUIETS, A.T.
Effect of ionized radiations on polysaccharides. ?Mim. i fiz.-
khim. prirod. i sint. polim. no.1:53-60 162 (MIRA 18:1)
1. Chlen-korroupondent Idl UzSSR (for Uornwov).

MININA, V.S.; USMIOV, Kh.U.
Kinetics of hydrolysis of guza-paya hemicelluloses and cotton
hulls* Xhim, i fiz.-lehim. prirod, i sint. polim. no Iz66-71
162 iMIRA. 18:1)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN UzSSR (for Usmanov).

MPERTA, V.S.; SARUKHPJIOVA, A. Ye.; USHANOV, Kh.U.
Chemical emposition of dehydration hydrolyzates from furfurole
production wastes. Khim. i fiz.-khim. prirod. i sint. polim.
no.102-77 162 (MIRA 18t1)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN UzWR (for Usmanov)o

AM4Al4E[X)V,K.; MITITNA, V.S.; -USMAPOW, Kh.U.
Hulls of naturally dalinting cott-ynseeds is
material for the hydrolysis industry. Ehim,
i sint. polim. no.1,.'-!-86 162
valuablli-,
fiz.--k-him. prirod.
(MIRA 181l)
1. Chlen-1co.-espondent AN UzSSR (for Usmanov).

MRIDIA, V.S.; SARUKHADOVA, A. Ye.; USHANOV, Kb.IJ.
Produetion of furfurole and levalinia arAd im t e hydrelysle of
th ;~ A.
packed guza-paya. Kh.-Lm. i fiz.-khim. prirod. i sint. polim.
no.l.-87-93 162 (MIRA 18cl)
1. Chlen-l-orTespordent AN U6S'l (for Usmanov).

USMANOV, Kh.U.; MIVTHA,, V.S.; DUSHIN, V.A.; ZRIINIk, M.A.
Costra kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus) as new raw material for *
the production of furfurole and protein fodder. TJzb,khim.zhur,
6 no*2:79-80-162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Institut khinii polimerov AN UzSSR i Yangiyullskiy gidroliznyy
zavod.
(Kenaf) (Furaldehyde)
(Feeding and feeds)

-- MININA, V.S.; USNMV, Kh.U.; RUNOVA, L.N.
I - . modification of the cheaLcal composition of cotton stalks in long
storage. Gidroliz. i les6khim.prom. 16 no.8:15-16 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut khimii polimerov AN UzSSR.

USMANOV, Kh.U.; AKHMAMEDOV, K.;_MININA, V.S.
Variation in the carbo)Vdrate composition of hydrolyzates of the husk
of naturally stripped Aeods in stopped hydrolysis. Izv. AN Turk. SSR.
Sor. fiz.-tekh., khim. I'geol. nauk no.4:38-42 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Institut khimii polimerov AN Uzbekskoy SSR i Institut khimii AN Ti=k-
menskoy SSR.

USMANOV9 Kh,TI.-, FJNINA, V.S,; AKMAMDOV, K.G.
~~ --I' .... ..
Determining the speed of hydrolysis of cotton-husk cellulose diluted
with sulfuric acid. Izv. AN Turk. SSR. Ser. fiz.-tekh., khis. i geol.
nauk no'.ltll8-120 165.' (KRA 180)
1. Inatitut khimii AN Turkmenskoy SSR,
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MIMAI V. V,
Tibia - Tumors
Primary epithelial tumor of the tibia. Vest. khir. 72 no. 2. 152.
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MINRIA) r. G.
14'6r., All-4!nion Inst. Hydrotechnics ~t Amellar 1.1 ..,-.s, -1940-1910, I'Developmcnt of
the GrovLg Gone in Two V2rieties of Summor %,ftieat under Differnnt GonditiQns of
Humidity and Temper2ture of t~.e Air,lt Dok.ATI, 26, No. 3, 19hO,-
"Development of Reproductive 0--g2ns in Spring Wheat with Reference to HiLmidity and
Temperzture of Air," ibid., 30, No. 1, 1941; "Sexualization of P12nts as Affected
by Different Moisture Conditions of the Medium," ilLid., 42, No. 7, 1943:
"P-Ysiolocical Knowledge of Fffect of Gases on Sexuiility in Growth,11 ibid., 6o,
,y in K. A. Timirya?.ev, Dept. B~ol. Sce.,
No. 2, 1947; IRT., Inst. Plant Physiolo~,
Ac,;d. Sci. -c1949-- "The s--*Lnificance of Age for Dctermining t";e Sex of Plants,"
i,-id., 69,, No. 1, 19119.

L-aNTINA, E. G.
USSR/Medicinc - Plant Fhysiology
Medicine - Cucunbers
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"Physiological Knowledge of the Lffect of Gases on Sexuality of Grow-th,"
E. G. Minina, L. G. Tylkina, 4 Pp
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSRII Vol LVI No 2
Presented by A. A. Rikhter 3 Aug 1946. Experiments -acre carried out on cucumbers.
On the basis of Mevus experLments, the process of sexualization cannot be explained
other than a closed chain of chemical reactions in the oxidization-reduction system
of the plant.

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"The Develor~ment of Flower Buds in Cak Trees." (p. 50) by 11-linina, E. G.
SO: Journal of General Biology XII (Zhurnal Obshchei Biologii) Vol. 12., hta,l, 1951.
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MMINA,-rr- G~
(Change of sex in plants through the action of factors in the environment)
Moskva, Izd-vo Akademii nauk SSSRW 1952. 197 P- (54-23390)
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Oak
Biological bases of fortilIty of the oak. Leo. khoz. no. I , Yj-52.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, September 1952. Unclassified.

m'INIIIA, Ittioz6vIJ L. Ya.
Plants, Sex in
0.onditions for the female sexualization of oak buds. DokI. AN SSSR 86 'to. 1, 1952.
9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December 1952 Uncl.
ir

ANIKICYICVA, I.D.; MIMNA,- ~~
Physiological activity of growing points in trees as related to
exual specialization of generative shoots. Bot. zhur. 44 no-7:
07-915 Jl '59. (MIRA 12:12)
;
l.Institut lesa AN SSSR, solo Uspenskoye, Moskovskoy oblasti.
(Trees) (Plants, Sax in)

Vital activity of buds as related to sexual differentiation in wcod7
forest plants. Boto zhur. 47 no.7:938-944 JI '62. 04IRA 15:9 )
(Woody plants) (Buds) (Plants, Sex in)

TUNINA Y?,. G
Dissertation defendedi n the Botanical Institute imeni V. L.
Xbmarov for the academic degree of Doctor of Biological SaienceB:
"The Sex Datermination for Trees."
Vestnik Akad Nauk No. 4, 1963, pp. 119-145

MININAV Ye.G.; CHERWYKH, I.S.
,
Changes in the growth of buds in dioecious plants of the V*Uow
Salix acutifolia L. Biul. MIP. Otd. biol. 68 no.5:51-58 S-0 163.
(MIRA 16:10)

MININA, Ye.G.; SUTOKSKAYA, I.V.
Sexualization of Phytophthora infestans de Bary; the oxidation
level of the mycelium and conidia. Fiziol. rast, 11 no.2s
293-300 W-AP 064, OURA 1734)
1. All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Phy-topathology.

. LESHKOVTSEVAO I.I.; MININA, Ye.G.
Cytochowtical. study of the male sporogencrus cello of balsam poplar
in connection with aexualization problems. Fiziol. rast. 12 no-5:
832-836 S-0 165. (MIRA 19:1)
1. laboratoriya. lesovedeniya AN SSSR, Moskovskoy oblasti.

AUTHORS: Yakovleva, V. V. Minina Ye. I. SOV/2o-121-1-51/55
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TITLE: alR~dl~eo ~cybdenum in Plants (K voprosu
On the Physiologic
o fiz'iologicheskoy roli molibdena v rastenii)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol- 121. Nr 1,
PP. 179 - 181 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Of late more and more attention has been paid to the problem
of molybdenum in the plant nutrition and the increase in
crop of culture plants. It was found that Azotobacter chrooco-
coum needs molybdenum and is not able to bind the air nitrogen
without sufficient supply with this element. Molybdenum is
indispensable for the normal vital functions of Azotobacter
chroococcum and increases the binding process of the air
nitrogen by 600 - 700 % as compared to the control (Ref 3).
The Ale of molybdenum is especially important in the trans-
'formation~~processes of nitrogenous substances. It is
necessary in the reduction system of the nitrates. Plants
grown on a culture medium without molybdenum have deep-going
disturbances of the assimilation. Besides the reduction of
Card 1/4 the nitrate nitrogen quantity the quantity of the amide- and

On the Physiological Ole of Molybdenum in Plants SOV/2o-121-1-51/55
&mine nitrogen and thus the protein synthesis increase. Of
late it has furthermore been pointed out that molybdenum
plays also an important rGle in the oxidative-reduotive
system. Cysteine plays an important rldhe as reducing agent
in the plant metabolism (Ref 2). Its reducing properties
depend on the sulfhydryl group SH. Cysteine is transformed
easily into cystine in the living cell. It is re-transformed
as easily. The cysteine-cystine transformation forms an
oxidative-reductive reaction if water in the one case is
extracted, and in the other affiliated. The authors investigated
the content of SH-groups in plants well supplied, and
insufficiently supplied with molybdenum. The SH-determination
was carried out according to S.M.Prokoshev. Table 1 shows
data on the crop and the SH-content in clover leaves (k_L_
folium pratense) in bleaching earth (pH 4,2) with a different
supply of phosphorus with and withou4 molybdenum. Molybdenum
was introduced in the soil as (NH ) 2MoO (2 mg Mo/1 kg soil).
Table 1 shows that the number of 4he SH4groups is considerably
reduced under molybdenum influence in all experimental
varieties. In the case of salad the same effect was still
Card 2/4 greater. An increase of the crop was observed. The carbon

On the Physiological eole of Molybdenum in Plants SOV/2o-121-1-51/55
hydrate-protein transformation in the clover leaves is
different under molybdenum influence. (Table 2):the protein
synthesis is reduced in the case of a low level of the
phosphorus nutrition. If the soil is wqll supplied with
phosphorus, the protein synthesis is increased. Molybdenum
plays an important A"'le in the oxidative-reductive system
besides its participation in the nitrogen transformation.
This is confirmed by the above mentioned material. There
are 2 tables and 9 references, 4 of which-are Soviet.
PRESENTED: April 1, 1958, by A.L.Kursanov, Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSR
SUBMITTED: February 21, 1958
Card 3/4

On the Physiolog;cal E(ole of Molybdenum in.Plants SOV/2o-121-1-51/55
1. Plants--Growth 2. Plants-Biochemistry 3. Molybdenum--Physiological effects
4. Molybdenum--Biochemical effects 5. Protein--Biosynthesis 6. Oxidation
-reduction reactions
Card 4/4

MININA, Ye.I.
Rate of molybdenum uptake and translocation in plants. *ziol.
rast. 10 no.3069-371 MY-Je 163. (MIRA 16:6)
1. All-Union Institute of Fertilizer and Soil Research, Moscow.
(Plants, Effect of molybdenum on)

Ye. Cand Aslri Sci - (cjiss) effect ol' :i:ol-,~deznum ci th,- harvest
arna quality of aFric-d-,ural -r--..z -7-w.n or., so"Is U ., oscorl, !?- - ~~. :~n
. - -- Q, - I r
Koscoy. Order of Len-in AgriclItural Acaueiq im K. A. Tizdr:,,~zev) (KL, 37-0-3, 122)

Milli Vqa S_ A&L kandidat biologicheskikh nauk.
vwdp~ -
rrost-restating properties of the root system In grapes.
Nauk.sap.Kiev.un. 7 no.6:163-171 148. NLRA 9:10)
(Plants--Frost resistance) (Grapes) (Roots (Botany))

KI NI NBIRG. S. Ya. _ .. I
Activity of catalase as an indicator of shade tolerance In plants.
laukesap.Klev,un, 0 W,5:135-140 '49. (KLSA 9: 10)
(Catalass) (Botany--Pbysioloff)

KININBERG, S.Ya.
Intensity of regeneration in different vortaties of grapes
according to frost-resistance. Ikuk.sap.liev.un. 8 no-5:
i91-194 149. (W-RA q: 10)
(Plants--Frost resistance) (Grapes) (Plants--Reproduction)

M-ININMGI,-S. YA.
Viticultvre
Viticulture as a means of utilizing sandy soils. Nauk. zap. Kyiv. un. 9,
no. 7, 1950
Monthl List of Russian Acceesions~ library of Congress, July 1952. UNCLASSIFIED

MIKINBUG, S.Ta.;SffLTWDV5ZLYA, X.M.[Shatkovalka, M.N.]
Iffeat of manganese on the course of biochemical processes and
productivIty.in .Mpes.,Ibu~r. sap.,4iv. un. 16 no.20:89-94 157
(Plants, Iffect of srAnmnesd on) (NUM 13:3)
(Grapes--Yertilizers and mumres)

MIN I PJ (3 8 R C, x1g,
C TRY
CATMORY : r3ultivated Plonte. Fruits. Berries. m
JOIXIL ;'MhBiol., )To. 23 jqL~3, No. 104z317
AUTHOR Fininberg., S. Ya.
-M T-;f 'MMUMM ral icaderay imeni Lanin
TITLE., The Effect of the Conditions of Soil Futrition on the
Froductivity and Frost 'Realstance in Grapevine.
ORIG. PUB. i Dok. VaSKhNIL, I,- , No. 2, 26-30
A73STRACT t Studies were conducted In-Kiev oblastt in 19
J~4-1956 with
Vari6tien Shasla belayu end Lidiya. Fertilizers were ap-,
plica in the form of solutions into 6 holes putched with
Kolosov "aword* around oach vina to the depth of 40-50cm.
1n.19.54, fertilizers were applied before the bursting of
buds and at the beginning of the formation olf clusters.
In 195_i,,fertilizers were not aplied end in 1956 they
were applied only at the b6ginning 0t Vegetation,
Applied under I vivo were 1;,,-3-", g, Pc-,150 a 11 rij-150 g,
E&"-'04 -1.;~ t~. which were dissolved in 3 liters of water.
j
The average krovth,incremont of a shoot in Shas~ayith
CARD: 1/2

MININBERG, S.Ya.
Effect of the conditions of root nutrition on the dynamics of
.6blorophyll in-grapevine leaves. Visnyk llyiv.=. no.l. Ser.
biol. no.2s,45-49 059. (XIU 16 W
(GRAPES-nRrILIZERS AND MANUFM)
(CHWROMM)

MININHERG, S.Ta.; CHERNOBELISIkYAp M.N. [Chernobyllalkap M.N.];
Tej-.[Sardiuchenkof ICOVO]
Zffeot of the conditions of nutrition on the microflore of the
rhisosphere of grapevine. Visnyk Kyiv.un. no.279031ol. no.ls
85-89 159. (GRAPES-MTILIZERS AD MANUM) (MIRA 16SO
(ItHIZOSPHM MICROBIOWGY) I,-

BELOKONIY I.P. [Bilokin', I.F.); HININBEMp S-Ya.; POLISHCHUK, L.K.
Daytro Pylypovych Protsemko; on his 60th birthday. Visnyk
Kyiv.4 no.2. Ser.biol, no-lal5l-15/* '59. (KIRA 16:4)
I (PRMSENKO, DMITRO PrLYPOVgCH, 1899-)

MININEERG, S.ra.;.,XHOMITSKIT, B P.9 [Xhomitelkylp B.P.1; SHATKOVSKAYA,
.- -- N.j4,' [Shatkowelimp M.M.j
zrfect of micraelements (Mn and B) on the dynamics of glutathione
content in ieaveo and stems of the grapevine. Visnyk Kyiv.un.
no.3. Ser.blol. no.1:63-67 160. OGRA 16s.4)
(GLUTATHIONE)
(PUNTS., EFFECT OF TRACE VIEWNTS ON)
(KIEV RWION--GRAPE)

BILOKON19 Lpe; !IHINBARG. S.Yai; POLISHCHUX. L.K.
Dattril.Filippovich Protsenko; on his 60th birthday. Bot.sbur.
45 n0-1:157-518 Ja 160. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Klyawskly goeudaretyanW unlyersitat In. T.G.Shevchenko.
(Proteanko. Dultril Iftlippovich. 1899- )

MIF331BERGp S. Yao
Effect of mgane" and boron on tbg'bond strength of chloropbyll
with the protein base in grapevine leaveo, Vionyk Kyiv. un,no*59
Ser.biol. no.lt28-32 162. (MM 1685)
(MAM,, EMCT OF TRACE EUMM ON) ~mmtftwl
(PPMEIKS)

MININUM, S*'&O
~
Effect of different mineral fertilizers on the dynamics of
tanning substances in leaves and stems of the pragovine.
Visnyk~ Xyiw. un no,2# Sert biol. no.20-12160. (KMA 16.8)
GRAPkS-FERTILIZERS AND NANUREa) (TAIINDS)

PROTSENKOP D.F.; hTNINBERG, S.Ys.
'Tractical work in the anatomy of plants" by R.P. Earykina.
and othen. Reviewed by D.F. Protsenko, S.IA. Wninberg.
Bot. zhur. 49 no.4:607-609 Ap'64. (MIRA 170)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

i'l ;,VG, 5 A..
inzh.
Most accurate solution of the standard error determination In
estimates of ore deposit reserves. [Trudr] TMI no.31:114-130
157, (NIM
(Ores--Sampling and estiwttlon)

mi inzh.
Calculating cir-lentation through tvo shafts. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;
gor.shur. no.5:37-38 '59. (KIRA 13:5)
1. Yeavoyusnyy saochnyy politakhnichookiy institut. Rekomendovana
kafedroy morksheyderskogo dels. I geodezit.
(mine vur*v,eying)
-W

ROMANOV, V.A., prof.; MINING, S.E., inzh.
New method of evaluating the accuracy of connecting to mine
plumb bobs by means of a tie-in quadrilateral. Izv. vys,
ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur. no-9:53-60 160, (MIRA 13:9)
1. Vsesoyuzn7y zaochny7 politekhnicheski7 inOtitut- Rekomend.
ImfedrO7 marksheyderskogo dela i geodexii.
(mine surveying)

MINING, S.E.) aspirant
Triangulation adjuut.:ont by the irdiroct tachniqup.
using the multigroup miethod developed by Prof. A.1. Mazmishvil-J.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; geed, i aerof. no.5:77-38 163.
WIRA 17:8)
1. VGesoyLiznyy zaocl-myy politeklmiclieskiy in,;Utut.

S OURCZ? COD'~O M./0362/66/00i
AUTHOR: Dubentsov, V. Minino. L. C.
ORG: Central Institute of Forecasti (TsentralOnyy Institut prognozov)
TITLE: Position of the tro mus in middle latitude jet stream
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Mika atmosfpry I okeana, ve 2. no* 3,19"s 464-473
TOPIC TAGS: jet-stream, tropopause, vind velocity
ABSTRACT: A study*of the behavior of the tropopause In jet streams of the middle
latitudes has revealed, through statistical analysis, that the tropopause in strong
jet streams of the temperature latitudes, like In the subtropical jet streamg
experiences a discontinuity. During the period December 1959 through February 1960
it i7as possible to collect data for 100 cases of jet stream when the maximum wind
velocity on the axis of the jet attained or exceeded 50 M/sec. In many cases on the
axis of the jet stream it was possible to detect presence of tvio tropopausos. The
first was the polar tropopauso, situated several kilometers below the second tropo-
pause. The superposing of one tropopause on another in the middle latitude jet stream-
occurs less frequently than In the subtropics. Whereas the tropical tropopause Is
characterized by a change of the vertical temperature graide"t with height, the
middle latitude tropopause, and especially the polar tropopause, especially in winter
height. Discontinuities of the tropopause near the axis of jet stream arise In the
process of formation of the jet stream. In the first stage, when the jet streawis
IwAnr4pg to form, the horizontal wind shear Is relatively small and. the tropopene-

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may or may not be present. Since the temperature zone jet streams frequently are
formed when there are considerable merldional displacements of warm or cold air
oases, very frequently under the new conditions of radiative equilibrium one of the
tropopauses, and sometlems both, disappear, but as soon as the Jet stream begins to
weaken a new tropopause is formedg although at a different level. Orig. art. has:
2 fl.-ures and 3 tables. -PRSI7
SUB CODE.- 04 / SUM DATEs 02 Dee 65 ORIG REF: 009 VOTH REFs. 006
C" 2/2
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BOV/112-57-5-10736
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1957, Nr 5, p 163 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Potekhin, B. A., Mininzon, G. M., Rozhkov, 1. V.
TITLE: New Instruments for Determining Chemical Stability of Ethylated Aviation
Gasolines (Novyy pribor dlya opredeleniya khimicheskoy stabil'nosti
etilirovannykh aviatsionnykh benzinov)
PERIODICAL: Novosti neft. tekhniki. Nefteper(.-rabotka, 1956, Nr 5, pp 20-22
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry.
Card I / 1

ADONIN, A.H., kand.takhn.nauk; ALIVERDIZAM, K.S.. kand.tekhn.nauk;
ANITAN, V.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; ANISIXOT, Ye.F., Insh.; APRMY,
K.A., dotment; BAMIKIT, V.W., Insh.; BOGDANOT, A.A.. kand.
tokhn.naukl GORUNKO, L.A., Insh,; DANIALTAX, A,A,g Inshe;
DIAMOT, T.N., prof.; IVANKOV, B.A., inzh.; KORIMM. K.I., insh.;
LAVRUMMO, P.N., insh.; LISIK, N.P., Insh.: LOTLU. S.Aeg kando
tekhn.nauk.- LOGINOV. B.G., kand.takhn.naukL KININZQ]t._ K.P. kand.
tekhn.nauk; KOLCHANOV, G.T., kand.tokhn.nauk; NMVIUT, I.K..
prof.; MUSHIN, A.Z., insh.; CLISEVANG, D.Teep ~nshe; FODGORNOT9
K.I., inzh.; FATIBM, I.L., kand.takhn.nauk-. YOKINA, Te.D., insh.;
IWISM. A.M.. Insh. Ldsoeased]; OT, P.R.. vedushchly red.;
KUKRINA, B.A.. takhn.red.
(Reference book on petroleum productionj Sprsvochnik po dobyche
nefti. Koakwa. ks.nauchno-takhn.isd-vo neft. I gorno-toplivnoi
lit-ry. Vol.2. 1939, 589 p. (KIRA 13:2)
(Oil fields-Production methods)

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