SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NIKOLAYEVA, V.G. - NIKOLAYEVA, Y.R.

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MV/81-99-16-56461
1""WY. dwm4. Xk1mos. 190. wr 16. pp 407-W (MM)
Ir
Im
TA bwwtfdwtlm of mrqml~ Oil Fractions of Dlr*ot
nuawas Y eb.s sastav i welov mene i bee Winmkh frektaly. Moscow,
a mw Iwo OP 467-"?
AWTPACT# Koromeme-ps oil fractims of 200 - 3509C or RomedWao Devon petrolems
(R), 00 - 4000C of Tipom Dwm petrolem (T) and Vw oil or catslyt1a
sreddft at ftmm*Mm petreism (C) wom surewtWted by a co"imtion
or the sathods or m4t mcWtvatlemp depumstrUtation by aarbids, chro-
mat4gra*r m SL02, catairtle deWrogenattm wA structure-group atuaysis
of narrw fractions (with the, applimtIon of Infrared sp*ctroscopy to
n-Paraffins). ra R. 14% of n-pareffinud. 38% of aromatic hydrocarbons
(2) were fwmd. In T-14 " 30, respeatively. Tho mortoo-Talle mid bi-
eyello arofttle H of both fmottons 4*at&La naphthow rings and S-cm-
in M. fte total quantity of m*thsmm In R Is 199. in T - 24% (8.8%
"A" 2/2 memo ed mokthents). In C 14% n-pamfflw, 66% armatto +.unsatumted

FUM I BOOK 91FL401TATION M
Fedorow,, TUtor Stepan"Ishl 911mlayme Von asorm- I P I Amrlk,,
Barls Sarlowlehl and Svet6iz-erm a 0110-- Iftnowna
Iseledowanlye grossawk1kh bmlrAv (LResearek Im, Grosayy Gasollnes)
ftsGow,, GloetopteMsdat, 19%. 100 p. lolOO 60*es printed.
Executive 24.: Kloymenova,, K.F.1 Teeb. No M*hlna, S.A.
I
PURPMRs ?Us menefrapb is intended for workers or selentifle researeh
and plant laboratories and of planning woulzatlone.
COVERAUs The book 6aserlbea the results of laboratory and plloto,
plant LarmotIptAoms on the amewsto traotlonatlon of stralgbt-run
gasollnes derived from orude oils proooosed at the Orosnyy plants.,
an well as the t-- I areeklog and Warning distillates produeod
In the" plants. The tesiperature raW for t1w comentratlon points
Is determined and the possibility Is established of obtaining blob-
oatarie tomponents and aromistle %B r on an Ladvatrial, male
by moans or an accurate rractlonatisk or sasounes. TM book
Card 1/4

Resomrsh In Grosn7y Gasolinsm 873
II, Nothode of Investigation 6
1, Frastlonatlen 6
2, Rernotlen lodaxl sposIrls 41sperolon and spoelfic retraction
so composition of frestions I
s- Quent1tatIve detorminstlon of petroleum and paraffinic
i
rbons on the basis of specIfis refractlon 14
M. InvestUptIon of 3tralght-run Ossol1nas or Farefflalo Bass 18
1. InvestIptlon, of gasoline derived frm Grosnyy Ughograde
Croft 01 is 18
2. Invost1ptlon of gasollne derived from l1gbt Mlgobsk oils
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38
3. InvostUptlon, of o
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4. Investigation of gasoline rmatione or zym oils (ftim
region) 43
5o loweetUptIon or the sistwe or GrosM preffInIc and
800rokile" oils 46
6, Ini tUptIon of Groin" low-octans sommes I&I gasoline 51
T. comparative data eonoorning the investigation of low-
octans, gasollnes 5T
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xPlem, S.804 DUKOINA, A.Te.,- POMA, N.M.; DATNIM, Tu.A.:
KjOIN, I.B.; PStCIMKO* A-Ae-. Timmon. 0.1.
c&rbwdao dwaxteg of oil fractions. fray WWII W se.7t251-263
0540 (Ulu 12110)
(Pareff In@) (Ur*a)

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Tranalotion frtat Referativnyy zhumal. KhIrmlya, WYJ, Nr 15, P 413 033R)
MIkelayova, V.G.
TrRA A YmtW far Datemiftiwg Vw ConUn*.,- of SwIl Qwmtittee "of Aremu"
POINOMOM WWWK "ft. MUM. Neft"Wwrobot 4, 1958, NO 9, PP 10 - 13
me. M*84 Me dwo aped tor fttenunum anal *"nutles
An" wtum do -"a-em4aftft pwamm
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, NIF'OLAYW-VA, V. 0 TIEKORTA4, A. B., 0-MlY, L. M., 17A-M!~i-TI, '. I.,
VFMUFA7W, G. rII)
ml.'arboAde Deparnffinstion oX nil Frw--IAbrw."
Report submitted at the Fifth siorld Petroleum Congress, 30 Vay -
5 June W9. Iew lork.

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SIOS V6110001, - 910641005
21TWo affect of refining processes on the hydrocarbon composition
of tractions containing organic sulfur compounds
PIMIODICA16o Noteratively sharnal. KhialYa, so. 19, 1961, 421, abstract
196155 (8b. 68kinigs, core- L asatorgan. soyedlatniy,
oedershasbehibheys, v softlakh i aefteproduktakhO. Utao wo 3,
1960, )91 - 405)
TWv lPractione of mosocyclia and bicyclic aromatics which were separated
from gas oil obtained by direct distillation and by catalytic cracking,
were purified from on2rur compounds by adsorption on ACIL (ASK) silica Sol.
Ikeflaing sea conducted by two methodes (a) 011datio?'O'ith N2102 In acetic
a"img (6) by hydrogenation on an aluminum - cobalt - molybdenum catalyst.
Aromatic hydrocarbons were oxidiset within 8 hr at 700C. The total con-
test of aromatic, k1drecarbome In the fractions proved to be unchanged after
roflaing by osidatiom. The number of aromatic rings calculated by the
mietbod a a d a 2 was soasehat reduced, especially as regards bicyclic
areast as. ?be elementary composition of osidlaod organic sulfur compoande
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AUr"M k Y& Kommov, 5 1. mW Levimm.G- I
TITLF Dsts og thg m 0( mtkwfouve &Mmva to YuMiew and Wfut-containing havy
(f"W"I) fach
PFRIODICAL Refastwsyy tbwvW, otdd*nyy vyptak, 42. Sdovyye edt&Wvki, no. 11, 1962,39, abMFmO
42.11 - I W. (Im Conwim Pr isadki k maskm i toplivaim, M.,Gostopwkhizdat, 1961, 374-3W)
TEXT- LAboulofy tat remits afv rgporW an the cocrouvesaim otab ftom varmw oil gradn of Eastan
oil GeW as well ms on the iall of Wit im contaktitw wApniuM silicon and aluminum Tau on
3IM481(ti-01);:)H4l7(EI-411)&M:)H-W7(EI-607)sUpebsbowWaftalObfs,meWlo~ofi.92.066
andO,35%mpectively Data amomonthecorfoeson ofvw*imspa*tmwn TbmareZfipmmd
3 tables.
(Abetvww's sou. Complaft trandation I
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AUTHORSi Uk2l Dukhnin&#A.Ta., Korobov, B r.'
"Molove, 0.10, Levinson, G.I., and Perch*nko, A.A.
TITLAt Preparation of gao-turbine fuels from coking
distitlates
MIQUICALt Shislys L tekhaologiya topliv t most, no,3, 1962,
~80-22
laM One of the objects of the sithers, work was to
obtain See-turbime tools from the coking distillates. Condit tons
ter the preparation of the experimental samples of the fuels from
GebbW distillates were 4*voloped by TXII UP. The samples were
prepared by the method of contact coking OVA the method of
retarded **1king, The raw material for the **apt** was a cracking
residue from sulphur containing crudes. The vanadium content of
the ftels was lose than 0.001%, sulphur content about 2.5%. ash
not move thou 0,01%. Th* fuels were subjected to thereat
stability toetiag at 150 OC for 6 hours with the circulation of
air at the rate of 3 e/hour for 100 S of fuel. The fuel* wtro
*If* boat*d at 60 OC for 300 hours. After the testing the
tardOM
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noel"" OC bom midwa rods 1w wadda od mpwauaao
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astU I Vow I pdadmmip ld~"wmwjp dddbW t"Ilvat
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1"Ied"ateltakLy L bomtruktorWdy L=tLtat Irldolchookoge mahiw-
straymlpe 2~ WskmkLy "rt*"rw&b&tyw"hcMy savad (for

FOIMXAO 9.N.$ tUG&AMALV-_G-l MIUU,, U-1-
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ft pa-twum rodawl Awls. sun, I too.topl.i muml 7
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1-. soactmal pUAU in ifldtia RMOISO irestai a ssm.
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AKERIK, D.K.; P~kqUYEVA._-V,~~ SVETOZARM, 0.1.; VACHA-ICRUA, ZOLA.
RE" 0 L.M.; ZHDANOVAO V.V.; DROZDOVA, Ys.I.; MASMOVA, L.P.
PZWIMOp A.A.1 GAISILYAO X.39
Obtaining and testing a test mW19 of gas-turbino fuel
derived from the contact coking 0* a joweet cracking residue,
Trudy GrosNII so* l5tlO5-110 163: (KIM 17:5)

KALIMI, A.G.; BATEMKI'l, L.A.; r?FCfMMA, P.I.;
RMAUTO T.Te.; 90tWOV, L.T.; 0"STANNIKOV0, P.V.; VLASOV, F.F.
Obtaining ps turbino fuol on a baso of therml cracking prodmis.
lofteper. I neftakhin. no.12s2l,-26 164. (KMA 1812)
1, Groamnekly neftyancy nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institut,

1, 39401-66 E4T(M)/EAP(j)
ACC MRs AMM514 3MMI Como UK/0256/65/000/023/ODIO/0015
41-
AUTMMs XMIlWwo, Go 0. 1 1PaymUInfi 1. 0.1 01bolay"ve, W. 00
ORO I now
TITM A metbad, tar obtaining di*)j-c2at&inI0j,&,G& a and nitrogen. Class 12p
No 0 17"1 4
SWRCSo byvUeten' Isebratody I tovarnykh anskovp no* 231, 1965p 18
TOPIC TAGS# pboqbm a,, nitrogen, diol, phosphinic acid,, stbanol,, @odium co"nd
ABSTRACTo This Author Certificate presents a mthad for obtaining diels containing
pbosphome and nitregan. In this satimA, "etholamine In Interacted with djk-11ff I
obters at allWlme pWqhlnic &cW~ In the prom of sedlum eWlste while balm
hesteds IM Woe" aW be osomboted at 60-Me
BUD OODBI 07/ IM Wto 030*4
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A(--C- NRi A116007933 SOURCE CODE: UP10065/66/000/003/0054/0057
A t;Ti~ CIR H ijZ_j~~Pvn Xmarov' B. I., Yolotu5~.kin~i Ye. lledveeev S.
ORG: none
T1 TJX: High tenperature corrosion of r.,4~tals during S~ Jo of distilled gas-tur-
binti fuels
BOUTICE. Kbimlys I Tekhnologlya topliv i masel, no. 3, 1966, 54-57
TOPIC TAGS: corrosion, solid mechanical property, gas turbi" fu.?l, tsirbine engine
A.T~STMCTf The effect of sulfur, rcP'Vent (0.3~2.4%) in va.CuLrnn distillation residue and
die"'61-011 Aw" M corrosion ell itao-turbine M~tal b1sews w" Immatigatod in the Cw-j
-H501C range using a laboratory _K_al~ ~cibuntivn un't. '111c test duration was 100 hm-
1he corrosion of steel and alloy blades In a gas stream during ccTrbustion of the therr-
a:i catislytic cracYlrg distillates Is chown in figurc 1. It was favndjin the cases of
E~i-5~JB nickel-based anj FI-607-a 0Y steels and high-chrrr itn. F-I-417 Jr-tep-1 that the
ciorrxiion reniains in 0,026N,0~;6 V'0-haur liniln for a w1do ranFe of oulfur
contrnt In vacuum, residuf. fuels, ror diesel ails the raterial lonn rriained within
0,038-Q.073 gW'-hour limits. For fuels contalninR 2.0, G and 0.007% ash, Ahe in-
=t 665.521.3:C20.193.5
112

ACC NO, AP6007933
crMiane in gas temperature fx 6500 to 8500C rvsulted in an increase In deposit Um
rip, 1. 9 --EI-607 steel; 0-0-598 steel;
)--EI-417 -steel; s-ET-6 2 stee1w V--lXhlB
steel.
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fu0
temperaturt of gas stream, OC
bla,dt_,s from 0,031 to 0.002-0.004 g1cm'. At 8500C, I>oth the low-3ulfur gas turbine
elilland the diesel fveld/hAd blade deporits equal to OOG6-0.0026 g/cm-77 it. -generpt,
flip.11; all val-IOG origing and rBP tip to 4600C can be rec endtd for use an gas tur-
bine fuqils. OrIg. art. has: 2 figures, 2 tables.
SLM oom C'W/ SUTH DAM 00/ ORIG REF: 003/ OTH mr., on
Ove LIK

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ftom ftr diew, &I* I 486,p 190 The Jo Im.
9. "Wo Ll!.t sr lhool Aec"St , 1,,XbrWT of C009r"~#, Jam.- -- 1959'at3mel.

MIKOEArEVAg V. 1. --afeeLegM Cooodlitlone OW 0101ftic ch&mcterlstics or aom
'Farletiss of SWng Wheat, in Urglelp.eqO140srUtIone ror
Omervs~ In Sciews and Z If" ift P*fS,'&d o' USP Higher
onal r
Educational Instituti,) 29) Kin Higber E&cation usu,,
lss&kh State Adric"tuml InNt. Alm-At& (Frunse). 1955
109 Me 29,, 16 %Ly 1,955
30s gnl!~!W lose
ftr ww Dow - s or camadowe in gwissitupa &A,mom

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a"@ Ins -~opimi coldisim" Arth"Fat, 21 69,2128631 I.W"
(N=A Ur12)
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TMAt Peculiarity *1 O"Psaw matter distribution Aim do Aelostic Ocess
Wevema, ponsichaskly beldtat. x ras"i Pt"comw
MCI amenalooreeftess" sletap, M. 15, It". fissledownslys.
116-123.
20PIC TAGS: hydrWapble survey, I oc"A
p SWIPbY VeMA-0 -PAOOe
PNe Fee,@.)
AUTRACf I This article describes the research conducted by the r1v M. LOMMLOsou
ducts# cruises carried out under the TO and 10C programs. Suspended matter was t*-:
vestigated using wei&e and aderescopic analysis machods. Qualitative and quantitatkA
s"Iyeas of ouspeaded matter were made. Substance composition and distribution were
uped as Amilealors of water mosese. Is the northern part of the Atlantic Ocess, the
Arctic (Lobtedor) water was found to costais smog smk matter with heightened content
of 418toss above great deptbe and a owpomelom at the xdm 00044d
Bank. Distributioa and typo of suspended matter are given for spring &M fall on a -
diagram of the mortbars part of tbe Atlantic Oce". The Atlantic Current waters cow-
tais detrital-efiseral particlas In simposslos; Is the region of entry of Mediterranean
waters the matter I& sumposelom Is earldked by coccoUtes. r" region of subarctic
LAPM41 III nW2

NICIIAYi A, VA.
Grinfelldv A-A-p Rmwnhlate O.P., and Mikol*Yev&, VL. ledegults of studying the effectiv*noss
ot inoculatI&W with the Orman-KrontawlkiY vaccinm"t Vr&chgbt d*10,, 19L90 go' ", parawsphs
69-720
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1. Is Odom*w lutiftte opidswAolqAl I alknblelogli In.
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sbs~tvovGaljft Traolor I porsevoy 1wWrateril. (liewtsels)

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A~L ~ v I-,% . ~.Vft,v.".
07he Usistance of Dysentery Bacilli Isolat*,l Ln Odosss to
Ciertain Specific Lru:,,~." Carvi Mod Set., Od*sv& State Wical Inst
imeni 11. 1. Firo,-ov, Odegsa. 1955. M. No 12, Mor 55)
301 Sim. No. 670, 29 Sep 5.5--Surv~Y of Scientific and Technical
Dissortations Dvf-mdod at USSI Hi;,rhor Educational InstItutions (15)

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I,- '#.VA. 1. L. I MUMRMM, 1. L I SOTWICKMO, L. 1. 1 UDRL 1W, K. R.
Goti- 1, A. A.
vData cm . healthy carrier of dyoontm7.'P
Report submitted at I 13th All-NICE Congree of Hygienists,,
agints and I `4ationtsts. 1959

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GOL#DMFKAG, V.A.
St%dy of sources and ways of the distribution of eplelomin
hopatitle (Batkin's disism). Report Ne.12 SoRtonality tvxi
periodicity of this oemwror4o of epidemic hepatitis durln-
11 years (1953-1,963) In various age groups of I.v- -- I~ttiw
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Neehalkova I CMeaskaya Corodskaya I Prlmorskogo rkyona Oiisa7
"altarno-opidmiologichaskeya stantelya.

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Pbterials on the parasites or Spirars warAl 9 (*. o) c' tht
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(60A, UsIO)
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SOURCE COME: MI/0296/(,5/000/02-1/0036/0036
1071"J,Mi T;pa:qsjr2kIy, A. V.1 Tadarcrya T M.; Niko V, M.; Arkhtp-YrA,, T. P'j
vlkh'ay loyn, To. N.
ORG:
T.-ZIM: Pacterlocidal admixture for lubricating-cooling lIquId3. ClasS 23, NO.
I~a7nnouncad by Hoacov AutonablIn Plant im. 1. A. Llk?mchov (Wokovokiy
w)-y zavod):7
11yu.119tan' isobroteniy I tovarn7kh zmkov, no. 21, 1965t 36
TOPIC TAGSi bacteriocidg, lubricant, cooling
AD3TRAGN Thin Anthor CortIficato presents the application of hexachlorophene an a
d=IxtqjpIV6) lubricating-cooling ljqulda.~/'
-tn ~*O IzIqgUAI-!!J----'-'- _ak~
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AUTION Wnto&&. V. 9.
ORM DqpfbmM ad a &sd a" a= (Uc~koi6kW UWUM
aloof. mom
joer by M48ftrift the dWrM&1 Wd
Tnl&s Sk* d So 411hMiltO a
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SOUNIMs rM. TsvebuWs vadallarglya, no, 3, 19", 132-133
TOPIC TAGS: thermal am[, MQ bdenum, copper. metal diffusion f M -L &.0 4r- 'C'04 P'41.* e-I
ABSTRACT% W48-deaddized. all But copper ww wed to lavestiple Me
ddhalm of neVtdown in copper In bim at 960-460C. The specimens were anneded In
a ~n Manes. Cylindrical specimens 20 mm, long were bedied in open ampules imder a
low d by pan nalybdowimn shavinp 100 am thick. Holding Uno was 100 sind 200 hr.
99tiAn of So noVbd~ lao ** copW ww studied and by measuring
0110 and abradwrinal smi. The showed that
doew sum- for diffuslas layers appeared sear ** surbee. the does being
.. C1111,111111P i -
poestw sking as 'Irtse . A stnagly efthed
MUM* VMS obsoerved withis dw lik"r. An fatereeMg fiessere was tW dw doeted
CAMA

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ACC Pat APOW19"A
sbwftm ~ sd sessi without etching and, furthermore, was no demonstrated by mW etchant
vbkb eudw 60 Gower structure. Measurement of the microbardesse am micro4hermal eat
shovmd dW dithmdm of molybdeam in copper occurred to a greater depth *an of the layer
vUb tM sp=W sbustare. A maximum of the mic rmal staf close to the boundary of the
low wMh So sPwW aderestmWre and a further smooth trassitIon to that of pure copper
vm absernd Im M c~. 7U maximum depth of the layer aw 0.19 mm for a holding thne
al 200 hr owd km 0 to 0.00 mm for 100-br MUMS. 7U miMpitude ad the thermal omf proved
to be a qd% snottive characteristic of the chaugge of the compoeltim of the solid soluUon and
to a owwasko peoperly for a Ud study for sumlarous points In a layer.7t" method can also
be Used IW delembleg the oosMienls of diffusion after appropirtaft standawd specimens with
a hag" - - -111,11" of the dithaleg elsm" are fabricated, Orig. art. has: 3 f1puve.
SIM CODSs II/ SWU DATZ: OW&WI ORM REFs 001/ OTH REF: 000

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mftl geraftoplivaot It%-rr.
124 p. (losArgraid. TeasobisvW1 seftlanot
$skit goolagerawadechoWt institut. Trudy,
(MM 13s2)
(1krosor Pivilmo-.4901"W, ftmtlgmpbtc)

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im. 10i P, S-30 "PI44 pri.tod.
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A161DOWAMv. V.D. T."WPOvo
PA#Mt Ms *9119ttlA at artialos to Imorwoot for
In "Weds toehne"O" WO
cow will ?%* esilattta," ont-last'A fire pe"re 6a sltatrA 44106
Witten by trw Tfttftsq r1r4 porowr*l Of the
2"Pam" gavot "t4to umon rims). of """Aittles a" "%oftot.
Ilefore"90 soom"Any 611 we 0-0 #f the artis:00.
4^1 W.I. Umajo.o. of
ntsvww in xo~tor w S" %iO4%rqzr%18 ns-.
pwr **$is Otto% u4 Vora Wo a% t1o refrutsty v#t&.g
bestial or tw* plant In 01,11kir.114 v#rj Mn sarvio-1 w1rob if.
#l#4trwk*ft1A&j of"p,,04.T%j, -to& floor 1, ", f-tr rr,~.e-
Stan of Snu in a two type of F~*#Lvlr,4 tob*, for mvtlsv~tt
of prealsion "I for ottwr prpo"s.
T1w first *owl*@ MOM 0410ort"I"al 141to of this 0.
40004 to 1)61) &rA f3rot 0 ;00 ~w. to serv ft".
a AlIrm.0 In
d1owt.r. laur, vith lmprovfj O"J"em, 5 .1'", fiber was
botalftei th regAlfir foatory 10". #AeardIP4 to ftw.
lowlet, "so, sire j Aterprof In i1&"t*r "" %,,*I% pro-14,02 oftler
lobers" -$m" in t" kwlswq $10109. A de"ription of IN
slobtAIN pp"Oes Ow 04*10.4ht so#$. w.6 be" #p4restortattoe of
Vv 04M. we oil".
ALK". AA. 1441pams for ftewift convolv1#11 66
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40MIA for "Wt.& wears,
am tp*,A#o#,jtt"4q In JAIP o.2
to" to*"- TPA gerAral tost1rG cep"Ity of ire .441P.0obt
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N'Lux'Away V. V.
,;T
Dissertations *Llrgwlng Conditlarsod Reflexes arA Um L7nadca of Their Kxtiriction.0
Cand Ned Scl# lowt of PWalolody Immd 1. P. Pavlovp Aced Scl USSR# V4sc*w, Oct-Doe 53.
(yealak Abeft"I lasks ftnow, Jun 54)
501 SUN 318s, 23 Doc- 1954

card A Pab 137 - 9/21s
V.0 Scient
Autbor i Dwbmv,, K. N.,, Dr Tat Ge I a Xlko LfIC Aosonlatep
am mastlawlebo va. A. 0 Sciewtv..
Titi* i "rimimmme matibrucellools sorm
Periodical : V~UmrlYa,, 79 30-31v &1 54
Abstract I amperimmats confimeted simse 108 an alce,, CaLmom pip, raftits, mA
cattle revalted Is the Gavelopmat of b"wrimmems entibrucellosis
mone wbiah apseft up reemmy at cattle Istected witk bracollAmis.
This morims my be used as proftlasle agaimat abortiom, metritim, amid
onfismetrItis. It cases possIble that this serm say be also usod suc-
cesoftlly WUnt brucellosle is @"O Cast@, and bops The Mmin Ad-
eftistratlem of AmInal Owsbamdry as& Weterlmary 041alm of tip Minis-
try at Agriculture at the =R has Issued a dears* ordering am-ofectum
of this amt1broveUmole serm. IM decree coat&Uw also lastructions
am to =the& of &AMmistrattem at this serm. No 16jecticas should
be givem suboutemsesely 5 days apart. Single dome shmIA consist of
%e at amt1brucallools seram per kg or welot of the animal.
Institution Par Sectors Z3ml Sc lost if It-fteeamb Veterinary lostItuto
Subuitted

rail -- W.V.
Amljola of the neural mcbmalm of a pothologioal moUr reaction in
&ope Indir lastaftalOs 5150-40 156* (~ 1011)
Is labontarlym fintolagil I patologli wyedwy mrwW "tollmostle
to mahobly - F.1powerevo
m )

NMU&IWA, V.I.
wo~~_ ~104 eadislowd farl"We ma t" #F~146 at "wlr MMIMSIONO
fow In** flosele 6139-Ni 0170 (*=A lltf#)
1. - 11 onsort" flosoloall t patelooll vreaker wrww dwatol Ousti
(" ~~Wowr F.P. MWONW).
tmlv~ m no)

Bu=0 1. &.E.. dektor vot. mouk. prof.; NIKOUTMA, T.T., mau4hayy rabotaik
"Ifte norm th*nW for entemis vub GIWMI amtomm of
lebtegettb sommovy Is lattable lietertmortle 35 me. 701-37 A 058.
I., IfteftruNimbig labomterty4W ft1lemotookeogo
okqp volorliarefte tootitstatfor lw&wv). 2e lkllwwootodW
am" loolodevelolookly votortme tutttut(ror likelereve).
owit=

KMQTWAI love
&W sembap In die"Aames of Oe b4oar wife wolvity to
Aqp wltb s4reft MA v4sk tme of serve" votes, tnu am,
fletel. ISM-3" 039. N= 2315)
19 lebwasersim Ipatel"It (mvehymmkir
logo BArlets) ImMute ftslet"Oi 1~6 l*P. FAvIve AN SOL
M"We R~-Sluam)

0. MI&TWA, T.T.
FAIA*I*jW Of tk~ blibef SffVOW SaftWity of dMe of $be well b*Uwqd
Ime shwev"Oew"dolas. 9 00,51706-711 " 999. OURA 13 o3)
1, labwaterlys patelodi lastitsta ristal"It
to, I.Pe fawlwa Aftdwdl m* UM
(ONE" wmkvms pbrotol.)
(~~ owrimes")

TSAM. , S. G. (Candidmt-a- of Veterinaxy 41-fencea, rzz-w--' Vete-rin&ry lnatltutc)
~& L
Eiz#vip V, V. (Far EsGtem 9cientific Wsemmh Veterinary Inetttute [XIVII).
%~Wrlwntg In search of a laboratory model wd FVPW#adf for inftctlaW
ate go-'a r"a"Lls In owl="
vaL. 39,p so. 8, Awwt 19W,, p. T3

TSAREV, S.G., kwW. veterin. nauk; ~IKO:AMIA, V.V.
Boarefting for a laboriLtory model arA the prophylaxis of
atraphle rhInItI* In avlas. VetorinarlIa 39 no.8t73-74
A c 962. (WPA 17t 12)
1. Kazanekty Yeterinarnyy Institut (for r~arav). 2. V4tl'ncw-
vostochnyy nauchno-Issledovatel'skly vaterInarnyy Institut
(for Nikolayeve).

SIZOUMg LA.# Inshol KUNSISOVA, N.V., inshas XIKULATEVA, V,V.0 insh,
fee of different %Ms of sUctrical mWmwo glektratakhaika 36
U001115 Ja 065. (MIRA 1110)

$XnAMP fog ItUZIIUNA, V.; IFIOLAMA re.
I,,--- -
Is has am 10 00"0.0 awo , vwW 19 me.2.1s"
v 963, (=A 17# 1)
1. setroom bwtltuta "Yaw traft I proftessmallvkh
sdolow"y as $=e

-'A A.
Effect of the 7itamlrls Bi, B6, 81~ ar.4 C on tfaq act-or w vity of
the otomeho VA vmm)l nivi t~- birge Jrtestineo In isitlents with
chronic enterccilltis and colltiso Vor. pit. 23 no.5W-50 ":'-t)
1640 lp,15)
1. Gastreente ro lee, ic%n ukolo oldalen!yro (zav. - kmi,mmd.muk
A.G.Ssakyan) YesEqntukskoy kliniki Pyat!g ~ev
vatollskogo InstItuta kurortx)logli t rizi 'q I!.

*/0*,f6l/QMtVlGAWlOO
Tevetyuk. K.V., Olkolaro", T*.A.
I
TMXt impatuotumi pivememmewtie arrest in sesm ium-tma hole sentom-
d"la"
MICOICAL# ?4f~ft%lvW ahwmWl. PlSlkG, no. 10, 1961. 2"S abe*ftt 102313
("Mft*M. yeshogodulk a& 195?. *wmOvlUk.vR-% , awmvw, 190.
47?)
IMS %* &AthW~ WdOM1414 IW41W&U*l GRIMM1064"t,16 GfrOQt in Pog~Bl-
-condluetore df 06-tM 116106 1110 Um of dlGVV ton OMMS, 1,957, no. 5, 1=14).
It is &*PAN& - tM%, relematlem SAM sulmle NO 114 119 - - l 1 . an awso 1s of the
00.12yantlonal typ, A iw,4i%Wjzw gaivemememue *treat, airtervat rrm som,
has bem obtained &w to OwlavW"le part of wmW,, go remat agraft w1th ex-
perlwats, pmvMM that. Ow length of free Oath Is empAmed to bq,....jCv4S end 10-5
cm at rom awd IlVdd alUvgm lampesmatwe respectively. Us effect is inmeti-
gated separistely for Haut "d for h" holes.
(Abstracter's notes Complete truselation)
Card Vt

BWAIMA-17-35M
Translation froas IsfefttivaVy domal. RIOMMelftlim, 1"9, Nr 17, PP 7-8 (MR)
ALMMt I
ITtX A Sm Itteetre4anduating IMer on the ftse at DoUl ftbber
PEMODICALi Tedm.-dw. Utyl, 3WOOMMS Uptakew skan. aft. r-as, 1958, Or 5. pp B-9
ABSTRAM Par momfesturing alvatift battwiss b1pelar electrodes We of Zn ad graph-,
its are wed. For adhestan of Zn with greWto serves an sleetro-conduct-
ing layer an the base of colo*mw glue. A now compositton air the electro-
condMating layer an the base at polylsobutylone or batyl rubber to pro-
posed* evastatIng aft butyl rubber or polylsebutylens - 16.7%, creWto
81.70, em black - 1.60. The substance to ym In a heated rubber
mixer In t1w following orders mllfr% of Wtyl rubbeve (Pr pelylsobutylow).
grodwal additim, i;f pradzed graotits and carbon black.Vfhe substance to
calibrated an seelerl rolls. The dunt obtaTNTTe-r-oned onto the zn.shw
on a adwder. Dwlrd thle operation the substance to cowered with a core-
board Me %. 72w *Isftro-cvm&wtIng IsM en the base of butyl rubber to
,cheaper then that an the bum of pol"sebutylow. Sw popow electre-
Card 1/2 e*n*&ativg lam 41trors tram the graWte - oeleowW lam by a lower

protesser; SMIMMO 9.S., &Oktw blelogtebostilth muk;
s.m.; XUMTWA. TOA.
""IfAs at engpw lbe"M for SMIMSto sequi". skinmila
Ap 156. On& 9s9)
fuse4orromponamt (for Prism), 2. u toessrslosedo
loadmeal"Isamtol0*60 I"Slftta SMVMSOISOI I orlowil
-a""$ M ~ lprw* govomww)
Am NMI=* shooffe
awsmusse la S~e wqmuw Me))
(WAA~VAM thmv"ftftO %me
Inw. ~wbw (aw))

KMUJM&~~Jsj.$ SWUNWAv A.K.1 STEPANNAp Z.A.
NjerqUalsoval pwilky of molutiom for Wections and eye
&op. Apt. Wo 14 w.1 sfi~-U Ja-F 965. (KIPA 18810)

7-F-
a ml, =I,.
.410
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ME

REMMA6 -.,A-AL --,
. - .- ..- - 4
ftdr of andislow for asafts"m SWIM& doluldmoses of
walfff" Wd GWOAS 46K 61SOAMG IV 8~ Of 414NOWfA
addismulty. '55. (no 916)
1 GPM mingetwelft 96r&"-
-- --0
(ftwum) (owswe so") (oalfwts "14)

vnmmTW,4,,;o,J6, SWUM, L.P.
%matitative 60toy"tiotton of vAo cbminal dno by tirtlommsdo
no.3166-70 IV-49 158 (NIMA lit?)
titr4ticme AjA.4~1* 7
("Tun)

.xjjqATLA, I g 11J.1 WAUM* 1-9- (906km)
AA4, NUAMOD
onowel of tkw 6u p, or &Upton vwkml
(NM 1412)
has&. A0. do" 10 goo It" ilk,-Ir 9"o
(D amime AM=)

WffMt A.G.1 IRUTMNOVA, R.L,l NIKOLAYEVA, Te.A,
Ccmparattv-# ertW of 'U" eftett of ponlei.UIA, itroptQqcLn vid
chlortetracyclino cn the votryr x.ctlivity of' thaa gastrointestinal
tmct in patilentm vith Oirrnin Infectlouiv colltia. Amt,lb."otik-i
10 no.'CtI70-1173 F 165. (M: Rk 16 t 5)
1. Gas troente,-Glogic"skoyr c-tdolaniya YaosentuYekcT kliniki
(91AV-nYY YT-S-Ch ',gnirskogo,
skopw iywt-ltut4 kuro.-t,-.,Iog! t k'

ftvpwmu~ ter knum "a Assida Is" WC, sombehe
no, 46 "go. I bpi, 6 "Jol As 161. (KIM 25tl2)
2, astsba sommuty nwtmdy M 3 W 8- -901 ... . ..
Imusaft Imait IU. Rallsimp 4* slud~swlo
a- millooslM Goad p"I'al
lid" salwo so
I "ralmu

suWjjM,, raftorivA Imawas; maArang w., roUltior; LILITS, A,
1-amidwakir rommor
ulmrw-~ rma fv= ~lh owl 31 Por*om* GO b"Wel ffia~ftl-
I"*iol Nobwokli mbnbit, 1"6- 34 P- Ow 916)
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Am "boa ww"amw (NWWRA ad ftaoloadal)
as Aw #WSW 1"a 0 1b 60 1"98 S*3
Auftor TO.I.
"Us I iv ftus" of smiumme is amewau" VS& of
"D amdea
Orig PO % Ob. upmbs. raboll MumMy me. in-tt we ig, avie
Atwtrwt to 8 Uwt ribjecut by m~ or ergpgmNft,, aw swculw
wttvltty of oew bud (86~ml liftu"Is 30 tl~ pw
olwAs, by as mLMe rUWw of a welot of 2-3 ka) wIft
Imiusuft of as 000" hwd durUis Un woft of Mw rtrat
aw stuft4de Anw ~ Waftes wak of one b" tar 3-5
fAm'"W" an wipwm fts tab= or OMMMUve wart of
boa ban" - as "sivity of am he" &lab b" "r""

r r T- V-
Subjeat USSR/Chemistry
card 2/1 Pub. 152 - 3/22
Author* Aktiumov,, Te. 1. and Xllcolayeva,* Ye. 1.
Title I Moisture content of table salt
Periodloal
Abstract
AID P - 912
Zhur. prlkl. khln.p 2Tg no. 5. 480-484, 1954
The maxi moisture capacity, of Baskunchl table salt was
determined by using the so-called Orirat drop method". A
de.-~c. Iption of this method is given. The relation or the,
moisture capacity to the granulometric composition and
volumetric weight was established. Four references
(Ruaslan.- 194.7-10,52) I.Pwa tables, 1 diagram.
Institution : None
Submitted : F 24o 1953

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LBB LS
Ift"s of the amp of a spolmn an the "Isotrwy of Q4
seendve fam at e*14.mllod *IU~ Irmo f1$, wt.i
wt&Uow*4u C*06809499 jo 162. (UM Us 6)
vft%Wuy puft"Plab"My Infus"t gammle -- 0
(ifte-ellieft ausy- -N-AIgn Us Prow ties)

L
ACC Mki AT6026966
:ercive fame (80), relating these to the spontaneous 1149116tisstim (ZO) aad the don-
isity of the bowAary mosSy (y). The tesperature depeadence of S use established as
!j4s; 9 1Z , m4 the soperimentol brateresis of facts were analysed is torne of this ral
a 0 0
ition. In all asses, the values -of % were greater for condition 2. The cheage in
v;j-ji,/v me given as a fiaction of the cooling too"retum, (T) from above the Curie
1poLnt (6), whers p, and tij we the pomeabilities of coa4LtL*as I sind 2. This ratio
iincreased upon coollog to a tespersturs r/6 of 0.7-0.6. coinciding with a gradual in-
Icreass of hysterssis* At very low tosiperstures, mWetic sum=tural chmSes, was re-
~tard~4 Mbd the hysteresis decreass4. A table show the effects of difffisres hostimg
!md cooling cycles m the penwabLIfty ntio. Topersure hysteresis is a ample
Icou"Ibe dLaInLabod by moll" to Its operating tompersture befors we* Orig. art.
ib": 4 figures, a tablisee 3 gwraulss.
COMs 62OU926/ - ~ OM s 22Deo6S/ Gaza Wo as/ OTM Mrs 001

ItZOLLI-M, U. K.
-I-- M"FWWWAWN%rm~
Wf"s of bewim m"I am me osww wels Is out* Womes
Akmb. 4M., ""W& ft. zero-" mr-Aw 1"s. WA 2212)
to Of Us 1"100* of Obsuftles MA freare1w (ftemeler -
to Of "Opimm), of fte vialstry of ftblic smaltle MM

YFI. ".
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AVMUI Probeval I okly# Too So # /]Uk*INMva.X&JL.- SOT/55-59-3-26/50
amd 111nove, lose
TITUI Application of the Viethy1ditlocarbamato of Sodium for the
Separation of Uranium from Sow 21*meato (Primeneniye dietil-
ditiakarbanate natriye dlya otdvlenlya urana ot nekotorykh
*I*Mntov)
PZRIODICALt Vantnlk lqaekovskogo universitetapSeriya matematiki,, mekb&nW..,
attranamIlp f1%LkI,, khljdi 1958,Kr 3,pp 217-220 (USSR)
ABSTRACT# The quantitative extraction of the uranius-di-&thyl-di-tio-
carbawato by organic solvents to attained for pt 6.5 - 7.5 -
A emplots, extraotion of uranian froa a layer of the organic
solvent into water take@ place under influence of nitric acid
(I 1 20) or of a saturated solution of ammonium carbonate.
The authors develop a method for the #operation of small
quantities of urealus (ote-hundre4tb part of one mg) from
~ttism, of Iron being 100 time St tor. Tb*y discuss the
possibility to obtain uracium and vanadium by extraction of
V-dtsthy2dIt1*c&rbsw,t* from acid solutions for PH 0.4 - 0.5
Card 1/2

5(2)
11UTHOlt Kikolajovt lop.j. 307/5, '1' -5~
TITESs The ~7,: Anallyti,- Pr-.%;;,?rtl.** of the Bin&:-,I Fluoride
of Uranluz (111 atj Aaaq="..M
d
a-voyotv d-riynogo fl.ortdt% --r.Av& "TV) ! nm2or.!y&)
PERIODICAL9 7satiAk Mn9krj,A9kjpc 9-nrty
1)58, lir _', jpp 19l'-I,~6
APSTRAC"Aa Tho anthrr ir-vestigattl thq influen:q c.f the cor,
cortratlc~r, Df tho ;r*-tFitant, &M cther fa;~~tnrs a,* 4.t.* !~oz-
pletonems of thA pro-!yitatior, of (: 1) ~y ar--cnium
flr.trilev. A!corelrg t,! 7.M.".^~enig!-.rodekaju , Is.:i-slont iron
0&s ;@Rd for ;hi rpg-r-ratinn off iranlua. 1. war, atat-od that
orall quon".tlas of urarlux f0.5-2 mg) -or. bo separate4 from
vanadium, solyblor..um, ard iron with thq aid mf ammonlux
.luorid*a If tht oori~ttrativy~ ~f tbf, er,!,itfvr. ip not too
I
trong. T*!-.# artbi~-,r nqrtL~~r.% the p!kr,~r L -Bof 5-7 of v.G.Khlopir.
ad E.K.?'-prifte.
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ASSOCIATION i K%f f Ark -loeir,ly kA..',.rU
SUM 1 W.1 ED a:ULJ 2, 1957
Card 0

On the Problem of Ursolun Votorelmation by going WI/55-58-6-14/51
Chromium Compounds (11)
Investigated (Fig 1), it was found that the remotion is
accolersted by the presence or Sao 4 ad Sol. The pro@*@@
takes 2 and 5 slantose 304LUM ae~tsto In small quantities
exercises no influence, larger usetitims hemper the process.
?bus# the reduction of uranium ?") to a m1now"-sold m"lum
could U* considered to be closed after a 5 med" - passage
of air through the solutla'a. Table I above Mw;risidults obtainol
by the abromatosetrie detornisation of urealus (IT). The
course of the reduction Is described. The Investigation of
the ahromoustric titration of ursalus (TI) by using the
potentiometer P-4 with Indicator platinum electrodes anI
saturated calo"I 0021-010200t0 showed the followtnel In the
case of hydrochloric- and vulphurlo sold concentrations that
were lower than those mentioned to p4blications, the con-
sumption of chromium (11) was found to be too bIg1h, Also here
the oadstion or chroujus'd*Y*1opod particularly well in a
sodium containing sulphuric aotdq wbere chrosius (11) to less
constant. By these and other Investigations (of temperature
Card 2/3 dependence etc) the optlaux conditions for titration were

90'F/75-13-4-16/29
AUTRORSs Alinarin, 1. P., Molayeva, To. A., Jj&Jofojev&,
TITLEs An Analytical Invevtlg"~,On ~* Precipitation of Tetra-
valent Uranium With Sodium ilexametaphosphate (Analitich*okoie
Lauchonlys r*aktail osazhdontya chetyrekhvalentnogo urana
gakeanotafoofaton natriya)
P1210DICALs Zhurn4l analitichookoy khinii, 1958t Vol. 13, Wr 4, pp. 464-
466 (MR)
LUTINACTs lothods are known for ths, precipitation of uranium, with malts
of the ortho- and pyrophosphoric acid as well as of the phos-
phorous acid (Refs 1-3). A considerable disadvantage of the
gravin,etric determination of uranium after the annealing of
it* orthophomphato to the pyrophomphato consists of the fact
that the compounds formed do not haw* a constant composition.
In the present paper the use of the compound of sodium haza-
notophosphate with-tetravalent uranium, which is difficult to
dissolve, is considered for the separation of small saounts of
uranium. Aqueous solutions of sodium hexametophosphate are con-
siderably stable in the cold. By hosting or acidifying the so-
Card 1/4 lution it was, hv4vrer, hydrolysed Okefs 7# 10). In the freshly

S005 - 13 -4 - 16/2
An Analytical Investigation of the Precipitation of Tetravelont Urani)Ar. With
Sodium Hexanotaphoophate
prepared solution of the reagent pyro- and orthophosphate are
practically not present, they form, however, gradually in
storing the solution. In order to separate uranija as quan-
titatively as possible a sulfuglo acid or perchloric acid so-
lution must be heated to 60-70 prior to the precipitation.
After the precipitation the solution must be heated with the
precipitate for another 10-15 minutes in the water bath. Tetra-
valent uranium precipitates quantitatively from perchloric acid
solution only in a narrow concentration Interval, viz. from
3A aclo 4' In the case of higher and lower acidity the amount
of ths, precipitated uranium is quickly reduced, which obviously
is connected with an increase of the solubility of the compound
at the expense of the hydrolysis of hexametaphosphate, or that
It is connected with the possibility of the formation of com-
pl*x compounds of uranium. Uranium cannot be quantitatively
precipitated from salfuric, acid solutions by means of hexameta-
phosphates. This fact was also foand in the pr4cipitation with
orthophosphat* (Refs 6. 11) and it to explained by the forms-
tion of complex sulfates of uranium. The conditions for the
Card 2/4 quantitative separation or uranium with sodiua hexamets-phoo-

BOT/75-13-4-16/21
An Analytical Investigation of the Precipitation of Tatravolent ireniuz 11th
Sodium Nexametaphosphate
phate are the following, 3n porchloric acid solution, and in
the case of an amount of more then 2 ag uranium a final con-
centration of the reagent of 0,30-005~- For lower amounts of
uranium thorium is used as collector. Thus, also traces of urs-
n1us are co-proolpitat*4. The molar ratio between thortua and
P01' most not exceed It5, as otherwise too loin resilto or* ob-
to nod. As washing liquid for the precipitate diluted porchlo-
rio acid is suited. The determination of uranium according to
the precipitation to carried out vanedomotrically. Tri- and
tatrovelent vanadiam (2-20 mg), Iron, and copper (of up to
200 mg each) and other bivalent elements do not exert a dis-
turbing Influence. Spectrophotoa*tric investigations showed
that In the case of an excess of reagent complex compounds of
uranium with hexametaphosphate, are formed (the measurements
were carried out by means of a spectro~hotoaeter of the type
ff.*-4). The method elaborated for the determination of urani-j=
in described In detail. There are 3 figires, 5 tables, and 12
references, 7 of which are Soviet.
Card 3/4

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$UTHOR')o Przhavallskiy, Ye 1. (Deceased), Xikrolay-vot* ',P. Ree.
SIT LE s The Doterm.Atitiin of vraniua by UsU4 Potassium 1clate
(Prlm,~nenlye yoduta kaliya 41ya oprodeloniya urana)
PERIODICALt Zhurnal ansittichovokoy khIsil, 19i8t Vol 11. Mr -%, pp
.AB3THkCTs For the 4etirminatten of vronium thopo wpthul-; art, of interes'.
that vtilizv the forvation of compounds cf f-travalent vranitAw
viiiin do lot sl~,Lve eaaily and art rtsi"t4nt aea,hat x;.qprai
nc;dm. One lisadvantage of this method Is that the wibeequ-~nt
deterninstxon of uranium Is difficult (Rotfs 1-5). Tn thq paper
unlor revtew lhq tp- of the xo4ate moth-)d ror the IRS411ate
4ftera.tistion )'* uranija t~o 1.svus3od. which hal toon wlg4eat-
93 tal-ore for the do~+-rntnation of thorium, -.!irconILM and
cerlum (Rern 6.7). 11rsn1Qm is transformed inta Its tetra-
va!azt staSt, by electrolysis at a atrcury cathode 171,,1 31. 'rho
t,t-sts show*d that it was not p6asible to ittain pc":Ipltat"s
of c,.~nstant c,~mpovition by pvvip!tat1cn scc~,rdinq to the
Cs r 4 1 sethoJ of Xsvfman lRef 1;1. rnow qown,lu o10 & *(., ri-r rent jolu-