SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NOVIKOVA, YE. F. - NOVIKOVA, YE. N.
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CMRKII, TO.K.; JJR(zLff. I.N.; EMSYM, M.1 Ir - MOVIXOTA To Ir
Solubility of gypsaw to a dietilled liquor fras the soda produc-
tion; Zhur.prtkl.khts. 33 no.4:788-796 Ap 160. WRA 13:9)
(Gypsum) (Soda tndmetry)
B.; URMCHEYE79 ?.A.; BARANEZIKO,, S.Ye.; MOVIKOVA, re.F.; BUKffAMYEV4 R.G.;
LAMXOVk'- I.A.; -KUHZHU
Deterodnation of the individual hydrocarbon comosition, of gas
condensate fields of the Ukrainian SSR. Report Nd.ls AverWd g"-
condensate of the-Shebelinks field. Izv. AN SSSR Ser.khim. no.10S
18oq-i8l6 o t630 (MIRA, 170)
i.~ xnatitut orgamicheskoy khiuii AN SSSRI Kazan' i YsesoyuwWy
nauchno-issledavatel'skiy Institut gaza, Khartkov.
'IOVTKC,!A, Ye. G. - "Inva,516iration of the vegeLatlve, components of the orientation wid
conditioned refle:-zez; in pu-ppiel; durirl~,, ontoCeneuis.ll :~o3cc-;, 1-5-55;- Alcarl ll~:Id Sci
Inst of liormal arld Pat'. .lolagical (Dirmnftaillor,; I'ov da;-me of
Candidate of IL-dical Sciences.)
SO: Knizlinalya letppisl, No 48. 26 November 19555). Moscou.
VOLOKHOV. A.A.; KOBTSH. V.I.:; NOVIKOTA, B.G.
Method for recording re -tration by mean* of a thermistor. Zhur.
2921 (MIRA 9:8)
vya.aerv.detat. 6 no.2:3 -345 Nr-Ap 156.
1. Loboratorlya aravaitellacgo ontogeneza nervnoy sistemy Institute,
normallnoy i patologichaskay fistologil ANN $53R.
(RESPIRATICK, function tests
spirometry of laboratory aulmals during experimentation.
appar. & method)
(UBCBATCRY ANIMALS
appar. & method for spirometry during experimentation)
I ,
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tic, If' 1 4-2-1
MOTI&A, reeG,
t Ing the vWt&tLve co"onents of the orientation and
conditioned. defense reflexes In puppies in ontogetwels [with
summry IwInglish]. Zhurevs.namdelat. 7 no.ItIO3-113 J4-F 157.
(NM 16:10)
11 laberatorlya araTattellnego ontageneza vArynoy statemy Inati-
tuta uormllnoy i patologichookoy fiviologit AMR SSSR.
(saw, pbratolva,
-in orientation & conditioned defense reflexes in puppies
(2"))
(ZWMTICNo pbysiology.
. same)
(virm,
orientation, cardiac & reap. reactions In puppies (Sus))
(Ewl". CMITIOJMD,
heart & reap. reactions to defense reactions in puppies
(BUS))
TOLOEHOT, A.A.; IfINITMA, G.Mv; NOTIKOVA, Ye.G.
3hwelaqpment of autoncnic phases of orientation defense and
conditioned reflexes during the ontogenr of a comparative
$Orlen of animals. Zhur."o.nerv.delat. 9 no-3:420-428
NY-is 159. (KIM 12:9)
1. Laboratory of Cw4Arative Ontogenents of the Nervous "ten,
Institute of Normal and Pathological Physiology. U.S.S.R.
Acadww of Kedical Sciences. Koscow.
- physiology)
(HZSPMTI(9 - physialoMr)
, CMITIONW)
(HM )
jWMirA
Amw features of r*splrgLtion and cavdlW MOtIvItY TWFIAC with Me
-14~ [With amour In Inglighl. 714 shw- 45 no-2:02450
In Popp OL
220)
1.1ron7the laboratork of contogenesisof the servoum, mrstamil Inati-
Md 01040 fte 10106re KGGCOW-
t7te Of ~%UIARA Ipbyilol
age f motor In Aevelop. In Young doge (us))
(Aamo -effects*
an hout & rasps fwwto develop. In dogs (Din)
MMY. S.PO; BOVIMWA. Te.G.; GORYACHETA, V.V.
Det*rvdnlng the concentration ef bids, glues by the refractometrIc
method. Zav.lab. 26:111-112 160. (NIU 13:5)
1. Ural'sidy filial Vessoyuzwgo nauchno-Imeledovatel'skago
Institute, abrazivov I, shlifotanlya.
(Glue)
him I mot 2"WITITIGN 30V/1406
Akfid-10 oa4* SM
_ftrognl" venhahestva I opektroakoolla (3truature of Ratter
a a:trouavy) Koseow, Ud-vo AS SWR, 1960. 113 V.
Drata 110 Insarted., 2.300 copies printed.
Mull. V. Aotaxhavp Froressor; Tech. 24.1 2. P. 1palonove.
20"t obligation of artlaxad Is IntarAod for physialsts
404 thaidAta Anterested In ~WtroaaooLo methods or researoh
an itholistr4lature of saWillos.sail related problems.
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ta kes rilft Of.this ZhUrPAI filldhookOr
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K-HID-EKELI M.L., RAZUVAYEVS~ G.A.; 90-Y!RN..y8-l.; SMIRUDITA, L.A.-
v i
KHRUSHCHp A.F.
interaction of 2.4.6-triphenyl-l-phenoxyl vith solvents.
Izv. AN MR. Ser. khim. no.8:1530-1532 Ag 164.
(MT RA 17:9)
1. Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR i Gorlkovskiy
gosudarstvennyy universitet im. U.I. Lobachevskogo.
I.K.; TAZIM,.Zh.Sh,; KOROLEV, A.S.; TERS EV9 Boll*, prof.$
doktor; KOVIKOVA, Ye.I., assistent
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Extraction of gold from rebellious carboniferous ore. Sbor. nauch.
(MIRA 15:3)
triidi~ Kaz MU noO19:1442 , *60.
(Gold ores) lore dressing)
NIGMATUILINAO G.A.; SATTAROVAI A.S.; ZHAKHAKOV, Kh.; NIOVIKOVA, Ye.l.
stab
pod WWMNA with vabAs obWned by Im # - i
Cr, M, 044 81, C, P, 3, V, W mW Mo. Orig. W. I ftg=e wW 3 tabbs.
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~"J~ Arr-perometric determination of P~ (Jenum Ln swels by titration V,*4.tl) copper
'-:C)URCE: Lenin ad, VrAversit-et. MoOdy ko~hl a estVejIn6gO--oprCdSle e7ieMILtnwV
WYK
(N-f-Ithods for the quar-titative determinLttion of elements. Le-n-ingradTzd-vo lAningr.
univ~ , 19,34, 69-71
T IC TACS- molybdenum determination, steel an.-dysis, =perometric titration,
copper sL;fate, zinc amalgam
0 rolybde-num. in steel based on
developed r determining, r
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W1
MO
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~,--ood agroement with values obtained by gravimetric analysis of steels wntaining Ma,
cr, NXI, Cu, 6i, C, P, 8, V, W and Mo. Orig. art. has: I figure and 3 tableb.
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MOVIKOVA. 74.10
Avadnation, of some, Industrial fish ad whales as to contest of vltwdna
I-hJ6-.WA'B2- Rybaoys Khos. 28. 16.11, 57-0 052. WaA 5:n)
(CA 47 zo~,16:8320 153)
PXBXPZL"MIK~ RoRop kandetakhawnauk; OVIOTA To I., miadshiy nauchnyy
storage of frozen fish glazed with added antioxidants. Tm4y TMO
3504152-458 158s (mmA i1m)
1.'Labdratorlym noway takhnolocil Vassoyasnago nauchno-Iseledovatell-
skago Instituts imarskago rybuop khospiyetva I oksmograf It*
(71sh. Prosen) (Antioxidants)
PZZMWCA, JHI,.R4,kwW.t~kbn.nauk; DATEMAp ru.5,j, kand.tok-h nm*i
m t 7r nomcbm
A Z6 xotmdnik.
Pblytm"turated 'Me., -.of cod-liver oll.
-nuly -MIRO 45:80-88 162. (IUPA 16:5)
(Cad-UVW Oil) (Acids fatty)
USSRAIetals Testing Sep 50
"Apparatus for Determination of the Electrical Pesistrince of Alloys at High 'Amper-atLTespo
',Re M. Rozenblunp Yee L Novikovat Con S.ei Res, Inst of Ferrous Metallurfnr
"Zavod Iab" Vol XVI., ITo 9, pp 1135
Device consists of tube electric furnace and precisiondouble Thomson bridge. Heating
nducted in atmosphere of neutral gasir of N. A Pt vs Pt-Rh thermocouple is used.
IS CO
Apparatus.satisfies. all conditions required.
PA 169T62
GULYAYEV, A.P.;-NOVIKOVA, Ye.K. -,
Determining a tendency for grain grovth in atructval ste-els.
Zav. lab. 30 no..10:12P-9-1230 064. (MIRA l8s4)
1. TSentrallpyy rmuchno-issledovatellskiy institatt chernoy
metallurgii imeni Bardina.
S/l2q/63/ooo/oo2/oo6/oi4F
3193/3383
~,,-.''AUTHORS:-~ Borok,
Golubeva, L.S.,
Shchagoleva, R*P.- and Ruch*yova, N.A.
TITLZ:~ Dilatometric studies of binary titanium-bass alloys
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye itermicheakaya obrabotka Metallov,
no. 2, 1963. 32 - 36~
oc z
Dilatometric curves were constructed in the 20 - 900
range for the.binary Ti-Fe, Ti-Cri, Ti;--Co, Ti-1-2o, Ti-V, Ti-Xb and
-Ta alloys .containing 2-104,al.of the alloying elements, the consii-I
T
i,
-ray i
of these alloys was determined by metallographic and X
diffraction analysix.and the hardness of the alloys after various
heat-treatments-was measured. Experimental test pieces were
prepared by powder metallurgy. No deflection points were observed
-on: the dUatometric as in the case of specimens annealed by
curv
800 or 900 OC with'slow-cooling; the slope of the
curves, -,,Indicating that the coofficionts of U
was constant
-the.alloys,s tudLid a
expansion:-of L, .the annealed condition werc
constisat'4 ',The',,hardness.: of tha annealed alloys was either equol I
to -:6-
hIgh&k.:than'that of ~tha,apecimens quenched 'from the A-renge,
Ca,rd,IA-
129/63/000/002/006/014
studies ... F-1 9
&-elements content an the havdnass
the effect Or~the alloyl~
1. The dilato-
(HRC) or the quenched alloys being shown in Fig.
metric curves or alloys with a sufficiently high content or
elements-stabilizing the P-phase (Fe, Cr, Co) had deflection pointsi
in the temperature rangeof the w-transrarmatlon. The alloy with
the critical (4,10-concentration.of Fe had in the quenched condition!
a two-phase w) structure and high (RC 51.9 hardness. The
._-'~-dilatometric -curve of this alloy showed no contraction associated
with the . formation of the w-phase and the wcpansion due to a
reversible. (P j u);;~ (P * ct). transformation started at 420 and
c eas ed. at ~ 490- 'wC. -In the case of the quenched alloy with 65' Fe,
consisting orthe. P-and partially precipitated w-phases (hardness
44 *- 5)9 th -a w-phase was precipitated completely on heating, as a i
;,result of whichtho hardness of the alloy Increased to RC 53; the
.1-dilatom*tric. curve showed a contlaction associated with the 0,)'w
..,transformation in the. 170 -400 - C range and an wcpansion in the
4751 -300 _C::interval, 4h*re.tho (P
+ (a) 4 (P +; a) transformation
took, plac*-o' The hardness of quenched alloys with 8%, Fe. consisting]'
a stabilixod:P-pha -,increased on heating from 41-5 - 530
of, th so,
contr on the dilatometric curv
1he action and 0 of
Atar"
4
S/l29/63/ooo/oo2/oo6/oi4'
:~DllatometrLc studies .... S193/Z383*
itatlon of the w-phase.
this alloyindicated only a partial preelp
I arerrects-wero observed in the Ti-Cr alloys in which, however
Sifi;L]L
i'thb volumetriLa changes were less pronounced;. the critical to
content was about in the case of the Ti-Co alloys. X-ray
diffraction analysis showed that quenched specimens of the.4,,L, Co-Ti:
all6y ha I _'_ ,_:.
~d a two+1phase structure (0- and partially precLpitated
(0-Phase)-t; the ~rectpitatLon of the u-phaso in this alloy on
1~1-'heatinz. Undica ed by an Incronse,in hardneaa frow 48 - 50 RC) wax9i
for some unknown reason, not reflected by doflection points on the
I dilatometric Gu~ve. In the case of the Ti-Mo alloys the volumetric
alloy only, indicating that the
cCf ect was observid in the 100,." Ho
0 -transformation did not take place in alloys containing 2 - 8 Mo.
nt latometric curves for the
i: No defLaction poi a were observed on 4i
-V$- TI-M and TL-Ta alloys. This was attributed to the fact that I
Ti
_-1-the a-phase In these alloys could be Corused only. at a high concon-
tration ok: the Alloying elements (12 Nb nd
:26 400% TO.,:- There are 3 figures and I table..
ard
5/4
S/10.9/65/000/002/006/014
Card, 4/~:
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(w)/WF(t)
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~,,~cmss.icw NR-. A15016055
k
r.~ulyayev, A. P.; Novikova, Ye.
of h:gh allay struc-
Effect of rar-e eazth metals and boron on 1he properti~?s
t4raj. ~stge~j4 Z/
Moscow. Tsentrallnig nauchm-N610dovatellakly inst.1tut chernoy metallurg'
-Y n pavy ir wteels and ~T-
trudov, ~o. In a 1, ny
S 1.6-23
'A"
S-: alloy sleel, metal -nEc~-,ani -31 -~r,,mpe.
apli` examination heat tr--atmvm~,[
M an, I WoT~--
-~I '-T -- '11hree steels,
2-ianical properties, lall e
I I ~ - I.*-"-- , .1;
me'~allO-
'--~X-.Pared on the basis
Itemperatures.
,h(! otber two (1,90%).
Mnanat "Pq rQj' lie i~;-
.Card 112
AC,--r--c'S"rON HR: AT5,016055
,e~; for austenitizing temperatu.-,er, ~,anginp fr,,-#!-. 05D-21 200ni- were ddv~-ermined by two
s--Pa-al-p techniques and were talbuiat for all of the ste-els. ' No di'ference in
ris tic mechanical prove rt -ies%'r grain-growth. tendenc hs was observed betweei
"k,*hNVii and 'SKhGNM steels. Thf-se same steels, at temperingifem ratures of 2000C,
almost identical thresholds- of cold brittleness, whille aft tempering at 550
00 ENC' : 00 SU13 CODE: KH
110 REF GOV: 002 OTHER, 000
I., -
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No. 4,
RALMIRL, T.A. - NOVIXOTA, U.K.
Dateraination of combined butrric and acetic acids In cella2ase
aestobutyrate with a small batyric acid content. Plast. wasy no.12:
53-54 '60- (NMA 13:12)
Ntyric acid) (Acetic acid)
(Cellulose acetate)
Using radar for observing drift ice In the White Sea Strait.
O.keanoldgiia 3 no-4i730-739 C63. (KMA 16.- 1-1)
1. Arkhangellskqya gidrometeprologicheslaya observatoriya.
VALERIANOVA, M*A.; MOVIKOVA, Ye.M.
Variability of lWdrologic conditions in the southern part
of the Norwegian Sea. Trudy Len. eldromet. inst. no.17t
3-10 164o (MIRA 1816)
~---j(ffjjODV,k*,
, - -TtA
WitridIng titanium alloys In pure nitrogen. Titan I ego splavy
n6.3:35-40 160. (Kim 13:7)
(Titanium alloys) (Case hardening)
Worm by as odmadw wAdod.
F L. X. PeticivAL. Ziusm Pri". Xhim,
I,( OW, t-%i11W f-MMAIIM Age diWU-Wtl itt 90-411-M f-
fftj~ U494j&ftl; LCIM" 'Ailk A 11(441itt! ClIs Xt4-99)k A~NVUI It$
CO 490 4-VNUMVIC41 iftO.AtIlly Aj.C4%f(j&fC%tAj*. uhtte IbA~ wills
410 1641C itICCI&I'le. MIC" "191%
mAy intedeft by formaim at kpicovamic ocid-o, The gwo.
.c,fuf" age: to &d t"iffiOW& 4 ficlow AM W t1d. (ON
110%li,.110 &W iflICIM6,401Y fiffACC the IfCl wills 0,51 X
"Alift its the tocrtemm 4 bgtgmvtwt" f4lur. fork"reActive
Lctum%. alleg, AMrs. cof The gragmt. *AM t4v mg. 0 S N K01 I.
f(raf 10-441 fou". Mule wilts OAX MR16. &($d SH(for &K A
luth, 11. 111. K4MlfAl-td
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NOVIM, Ye. N.
NOVIKOVA, Ye. "Quantitative Determination of Carbonyl Compounds by
Heans of Wme Formation." Sub 21 Apr 52, All-Union Sci Reis Inst of
Synthetic-and iiatural Essential Oils. (Dissertation for the Degree of
Candidate in Chemical Sciences).
SO: VechernMI-14oskva January-December 1952
content of go" and an deco.". L. M. Fd -W,
N. Navik&a. ff. A. ShmadayslAys, OW A. P. W .
-25-7
tmethods am deaft9mcf.. ~L iMuLm the
-exta. d the airarmatic principle %ft CHCI* Wd the fcm-d
of the solvent. as. an azeatic* mixt. with KOW. Ift
methvd can be umd f4w the anatislo of 2H'VafmW4=Wi,
liquids. lothe2ndznethadtheMIESMSORMEeMOgd
dhmtly as an ateotropic mixt. with CcHm. R can be MW
only for the analysis of liquids contf- Jew thm 10% Of
H20. Wadituir N. rjukanky
'OT/.cr - C/'/ IYO v.1-71 ~~ . &-~.
PZTROFA. L.9.; DDIrIKOVA. U.N.; LnDIKOVA. A.P.
mmmmmm~
Qumt,ltatlvo datermInation e linalool. Truo VIIISIDY no.2:71-74
054. (MY-14 A lo: 7)
(Linalool)
MOVIKOVA. TeX.; LF.VDIKOVA. A.P.
DetermIning sugenal In distillation waters. TrWJV BILISNOT
n0.2:151-1.52 154. (,4mA 10:7)
MIG-enol)
P37WA. L.K.; Lld~Ag TOOK*
qmantitatlyw dots'ruination of ketouss by mans of oximation. Zhw.
Wkl.khlA. 29~ U01.5483,488 W 156. (MU 9:8)
L V6620YUSIVY nawhao-lemledowatel'skly institut slatotIcheskI&
I'zatmmllgykh dushistM vembehostv.
(OXIMS)
.7
A". AXSL L41 .-11e methGd is b=d
l
hy* d4 "al.,
7dion of Ok. by udug
t -b Mwelyw.
h
-
v
='V-
ei
' z
=Tli
v
w
e f
i
s
en
and . Iivt of
j3d
T
JL
WhrPk
rtduxed tot S win, In the preseact of the caWyol. Aft"
Cooling, tht WOC7ated HjO is titrated wftb the FL~hff MR-
Sent. A control &t4. it run on the sotvtnt ard r-geut-
On a vnte= the Mf.*tLtre Matete of the ak.. ~3
-
Q
k
f
l
l am
-
s. u
or tert
dew. M suitab4c
ary a
Preg
-cadily dehydrutias primary and secandax-f ata the
14 a M
LgixPML!
m
!
L~:- ~Z
Dettrrndaot~;ra c4 ac~j~' R. .~4. Nuvd.-Ova wd
!j
Ai, -
-P, "m=mz
14M, : .01. .-M -T-T-.T'MVY'!q3!
-if hytirtilyriny Acli' i,, a kzwqr- Y.-
of ii u
2) Mvt* ajauag We ex- cuas 1 LIO iii"~
7zld~
bl-ke (p~,Vd iraW mm.VF4,111,
PITROVA. L.M.; MOTMOVA. TeX
Qnantitative determination of ketones by the o3dantion method.
Trudy VNIISEW no.4:76-78 158. WM 12:5)
(Ketones) (Oxines)
PETROVA. L.M.; MMOVA, Te.11.
by the oxlmtion method. Trudy
MISMY no.4:78-ft #58. (JCERA 12:5)
(Aldebydes) (OXIMS)
BUGO-rdrOVA, A.A.; MROVA, A.R.,'. MITZKOVA. Te.M.
I
Detection of chlorine traces In bjn&yl and phet7lethyl
alcobols. Trudy VIIIISMOV no-4:154-156 '58. (KM 12--5)
Oblorine-Analysis) (Alcohols)
PVROVA, L.N.; HDVIKOVA, Te.N.
1
I-
PolarographIc methods of analysis for controlling the pro-
cessing of coriander oil. Trudy MISUDY no.4:189494 '58.
(MIRA 12:5) '
(Citral) (Polarograpby) (Issences and essential oils)
NDLDOTANSKAYA, SKVORTSOVA, U.I.; ZOBOT, re.M.
UttlIzation of the polarogmphic methad for the anslysis of
orris oil. Trudy MISST no.4:194-197' 158. (MIRA 12:5)
(Resences and essential oils-Amlysts)
(PolarqCrapby)
ROVIK.OVA, U.S.;
Detardning alcohol and water content In perTww azd countic
liqtd4s and In'iood asisenceso Yaal.-xhir.pron. 24 no.11:20-
22 ~58. (Km 12'. 0
is Vaesoyunyy muchno-Issledovatel'skly Institut stntet1cheskildi
I natural'u.1M dushistykh vashchesty,
.01swences and essential oils--Amlysis) (Xthyl alcohol)
(Water)
5.0) 307/75-14-3-16/2"
AUTHORS: Petrov& Lol.j jovikova, Yee N.p Uvortsoval A. Bo
T
1TLZ; Detirmination of Carbony; Compounds by the Reaction With
. -
Amines (Opredeleniye karborLilfnykh soyedinenty reaktaiyey s
aminami)
PUIODICAL.- Zhurnal analiticheskoy khImIij 1959P Vol 14, Nr 3t PP 347-351
(U ISSR)
ABSTRACT: ~The determination of aldehydes was carried out by addition
of a solution of o-toluidine or aniiine.-in benzene and
titration of the water formed in consequence of'the reaction
with th* reagent of , K*Fisober.(Ref 7)- ~n aromatic'alda-
hyden.which,react quickly and quantitatively with o-toluidine
the titrationda~h be- performed directly in the reaction
solution* Some-aliphatic aldehydes react but slowly with
:aminetv~ In this cass.-the *star formedis distilled~-off
with benzene ind'ddtermlned~in the distillate with the re-
agent of K., Fischir., This, regigent is also used for the
titration of water . which mak.'have been.present In the
aldshyde already bef6reo There axe 5 tables and 8 roferonoes#
Card 1/2- 3'.of'vhich sire Soviet.
SOT/75-14-3-16/29
Determination of Carbonyl Coa.pounds by the Reaction With Amines
ASSOCIATION: Vgieaoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovateltakiy institut sinteticheskikh
naturalfnykh'dushis-tvkhvashchostvtKoskva
(All-U,nidn Scientific Research Instituteof Natural and
Synthetic Perfumes.1 Moscow)
SUBMITTED.: January 11, 1958
PVMVA, Lff., kand.khim.nauk; ROVIKOVA, U.N.
Now notbods for determining the alcohol content in the
essential oils of geranium, rose, and citronalla, Mal.-zbir.
prom. 25 no.8:21-23 159. (XIIIA 12:12)
1. Vaes"usnyy nauchno-Issledowatellakly- Inatitut aintati-
cheskIkh I naturallt7kh dushistykh vashchostv.
(Issences and essential oils)
(Alcohols')
NOVIKOVAS YO.S.
laramphle detornlmtlon of slzw In powder. TruV MISXDV
U64-5ts)-u 1619 (KIRA IMIO)
SKMRTSOVA, I.B.; FETROVAj L.N.;
Qwntltativi determination of aldslWdes. In the presence of
acetals. Zhur.snal,khlu. 17 no.7t"6-897 0 162. (KBRA 15~23)
1. All-Union Scientific-Ilesearch Institute of Synthetic and j
Iktural. Terfumes, Xweave
(Aldehydes) (Acetals)
SOVIK07A, YO.M.; SKVORTSOVA,~A.B.
-Contro-l of the synthesiis.of ionone-preparations and the astimtion
of.their qua4ty. -Trudy VifflggDV ..no.6%,98-103 963. (WRA 17:4)
MYFIT9, L.A.; SHULOVO L-M.; MLDAVANSKAYA, G.I.; SKVORTSOIIA, A.B.;
NOVIKOVA, U.N.
-, -
z - - -,;
Oximation of torpenacyclehexanones. Trudy UIISNDV no.6:M-116
163. (MIRA 17:4)
PsUwA..-L.x.j''sKvQM07A" A'B'; NOVIEDVAP roswe
116teralustlan of aldshydedr- In, tft-progl4mao of Intolus zhur.
it no*ls331-136 ;s; 1631-6-1 (M4 16M
2, A224hion Solentifto-Res"rob Llatitate af Synthetic and
atural Parfmom, *Waiow.-
(Almetw6s) (gotones) (Aniline)
CHSTYAKOV, Vladimir tfikhaylavich; NI)YIKAV-A- XBO&S kand. kh1m.
nauk, dots,p nauabno red*,- NIKITINA, H., red.
Unhibitors of metal corrosionl Zamedliteli korrozit metallov;
ingibitoryo Minskp Nauka. i tekhnika:', 1965. 60 p.
(MIRA 19:1)
Namov-A ye,N,; GMVICHO Sol.; NIKITINA, L*P,.
Using the nitrIded VT14 alloy for gear Vneels. YDtailloved. I
te7moobrometo noolOtl9-22 0 165*
(mart", -j8:11)
a f it iv to I. a - 14 is, it -V w - to p it. a a m is x IT 11, m , a if u aICU it v*NA; 4f u it a is r
00
"*~tj ~tt
row"
Goemm. AOkfw*k* Kum,
-
-114-milim)v cf
Ci A w4w
.
.
SA4 cog*dc w(MI a*4r%d. W-
Cf
' (44 1*14wil, =14 walec a, m* "'knivaccd clay
wAvemaim qf 0.23,41's am. WM st 1i . No Atrkt
l
DO gdm*m butwom 44OXPOW ad c4fairic coke W114 oil.
Wmac Ckys bavft a h4ts Of"Pum Tam am vrgy
w"kQ"Ir*q,,Uk*tbwr CA WOMM 4d"pdw Iuv saw
'
A,
F
k
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act
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oval NO.
t"w. secskin"im.
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r4owmia
ow
fly.
@m p(Alir stm "d
04 am Vilk*t" 4"wq (it cfav.
w4IIf awd.
see tat 9 60"Miocow of Ake. (Me. Et. ieco-rc. ISO-so,
'-Am aLm) "d 2 wor-d filwam of Their aw. Pak-i-
am refimtim's.
For the 001%vat. Of diermt
ck-.. H^ MftCo IKIo C,11., CjjCf,. Cai, kmwm, coo
Abqgr n*t
6"" ;v; "W- The adoom6m and the
rvtoR advoibmis wed 11W tchjjw,j.
sm"i" cap"ke we the ratartic wliv. roo
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the wx PET WIft wim 4 admcbeut 1. wsftmt.
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NOVIKOVA-1 - re. N.
rwooje"~If.,..and MMOVA, re. 9. "The collodial chemical properties of koksagyz
rubb or with respect to the structure aiid the matho do of cultivating the rubber pland*,,
Izvostiya akad.1 nauk BSSR, 1948 go. 6, 95-109
SO: ~U-3261, 10 April 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 11 1949)
, 4, if
1;'OVYXCVA le. 1.
Ye---molenko, 1~'. F. and Novikova, Ye. N. tDeen..ujsj-fjc-F-tioji of oil Ln the -3,agunuslan
deDosit", Uchen. zapisk-,L (Belorus. gc~-- Wn-t), issue 9, !N-11-, !~.
So: U-3261, 10 April 53, (Letopis tZhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 121, 10/49).
MOTTKOTA, To.L. kandrdat khimichwjO*:n&r*.1
Catalytic-action of Iron sidts d4lag oxidation of rubber by
atma'spheric - oxygen. Tastor Ali Uk. no.5:lz4.wj32L J;--O j52.
(Rubber) (Iron salts) (04iiiian) WaA 7:8)
AAc)l,CTXILfl. t~.to, -Ars.2.
10.4, No. 5, Itf-34; ~J'
IS.Vi, 50, 1424U, Natunil mbtwr w" "1k
wo-m evaporatw
w form rubber lilms, llfan tilt 0yupon4wn
ch. IoUa~inq antioxid4ats ware, addod w tho rubber
whitAom: Oic tooton"mmwt, ~.Iid friti-tiw, oi the
acetam extratt, OL-nmpht4..vLm:no. ~-asphthy!-
amizie. and Byrj!~.&qurmgth(jc:hangoa
by
Ing
20 2,uaphthcd (XV),
rhe dlarrxitax,~
the-rurim
compt!
:
l
- Th
i
Ir
al
.
e
tale,
e
ln
alone and I .05%-
P
-
ts Wl
t
The resul
lux.
oxidation time rangvl from 3 to
In ate. or dioxane .
that the character una position of the aiihWtutjon groups
revults were dr4d. MR.. Mr~N, Me, OMc, and COX) of an "OnuttIr antiou-
of the corrtspond- dant affect the antioxtilativt prapu-tlft of the aminva. Far,
nts were studied: the relative Viscosity of the rabber so4j. oxWLaed
e-tample
ophenyftetbane, ,
in the pit5cnm of 11 i,, much tower than that oxidizzii in the'
ft1tamine
~LiTF~ t
ists rv a VV
-,jue relation P_x bet,*"n ud
V!!SeeFc of I; the
r3; AjT- Page
410A.
DZ.
fm.
In R-e f. zr'. 1), (P e S~. CI 'A C~ s4t V
30it-In"a rho P~-mxa
pmr, --sr used ar I-vsr
rr, R_ql-k; anci Wntainz uv Lo, ~jz may ble o,-3dIn6dl atrzar-beric
sx*
NOVM-VA, ?,. N.
ruli
ill the proltill't :If ivhbito""
k,;4 A .. .....
. ..... ... .
rl
. ~O~ui JA
I 5t 4
d amijne3 On L latiml c
'xpd. eA#K are pn-sent-
Liwln , W", timm
olkhttion at .130'. 'nl~~ ila-w bldlcalr the lc"47-ing
yi yl-
Ing arler of anAin- inhibitim: p-h3rdfl)-typhell -O-napbillt
if !-.rfl
NOVIKOVA, To.
Sorption of Inhibitors from solutlons* SboronaucheraMmAtekb1n.
AN BOSR no.5:223-232 156. Wu 10: 5
(Styrene) (Rubber, Synthetic) (Sorption)
was
Aud
tilan 0 ?Ac2jBspWi
Zkw- 11
Ir 0,05Y SW
Ehe t~.st A Fya-
MOVIXOTA, Ys.N.
=MWWmw-W-wvl-l,
Inhibited oxidation of o4-pineue. Xkw.ob.khlu. Z6 no.4:1097-1102
Ap .156. (MLIA 9:8)
1. Inatitut khlmdl Akedemli nauk Belorumakoy SSR.
(Oxidation) (pinens)
TOKOLZIMD, X.Fe; KOVIKOVA. Te.K.
Vs-e~sf&~tlon of natural hydrocarbons by se2ective vatting
of hydrophilic bodies. Uch.sap. BGV no.29:189-116 156
(IftPA 1141)
(Pistroleme-Refining) (Dehydration (Chemistry))
NOTIKOTA. Te.9,; YMMCLENKO. NAP,
Oxidation of rubber In films in the presence of inhibitors and
initiators. Uch.sap, BGU no.29:197-209 156. (KIn 11:11)
(%bber) Oxidation)
HOVIKOVA, Ye. N. and N. F. YERMOUNKO
"The Relationship of Sorption and Deterioration Prevention by Inhibitors
in the Oxidation of Rubber" P. 133
Sbornik nauchnykh rabot, vyp'- 6, (Collection of Scientific Works of the Institute
of Chemistry, Belorussian SSRO Academy of Sciences, No. 6) Minsk, Izd-vo AN
Belorusskoy SSHO 1958, 271 Pp.
Sorption.of the hydroperoxIde of alpha-pinene b7 silica Col.
DokLAN 3M 2 no.10:416-418, 9 '58. (Ru 12: 8)
1. Predstavleno akademikon AN BSSR H.P.Termolanka.
(Pinene) (Silica)
AUTHOR: Novi kova, Ye. N. SOY/79-28-7-61/64
TITLE: he Influence of the Substituents in the Molecules of the
Inhibitors on.Their Protective Properties in the Self-Oxidation
of a-Pinene (Viiyaniye zamestileley v molekulakh ing-ibitorov
na ikh zashchitnyye svoystva pri avtookislenii a-pinena)
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACT:
,Card
1/3
Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1958, Val 28, Hr 7,
pp 1993 - 1997 (USSR)
The aim of the present paper was to investigate the selfoxidation
process of a-pinene in the presence of an initiator and of
counter-oxidizing agents with respect to the different chemical
nature and structure of their molecules. It is known (Ref 1)
,that a-pinene as an unsaturated compound can be easily subjected
to~self-oxidation which, is accelerated by oxides and by metal
salts (Ref 3). The good oxidizability of a-pinene is further
connected with the fact that phenols contained in turpentine
are separated from it in the purification process and in
fractional diatillationg on which occasion the a-pinene looses
its natural counteroxidizing agents. For this reason such agents
The Influence of the Substituents in the Uolecules of SOY/79-28-7-61/64
the Inhibitors on Their Protective Properties in the Self-Oxidation of a-Pinene
must be added to it which slow down its selfoxidation. It may
be expected that the stabilization of a-pinene with inhibitors,
:as in the case with crack-gasoline, -is more useful from the
~economic point of view than its purification by repeated
distillation. The hydroperoxides (Refs 4t5) occur as primary
products of selfoxidation of the a-pinene, which initiate its
further oxidation process. The discontinuation of this chain
reaction of self-oxidation can be realized by the reaction of
the antioxidizing agents with the radicals of the hydrocarbon
to be oxidized, or by oxygen (Ref 6). The disturbing effect
of these agents depends on the chemical nature and structure of
their molecules. Therefore it was of importance for the com-
parative estimation of the activity of the inhibitors and for
the explanation of the mechanism of their effect to trace the
enrichment of the peroxide compounds taking place in a-pinene.
There are 6 figures and 10 references, 7 of which are Soviet.
Card 213,
Vic Influence of the Substituents in the Uolecules of SOY/79-28-7-61/64
the, Ifthibitors'an-TheIr Protective Properties in the Self-Oxidation of a-Finene
ASSC61ATIOII: Insti'tnt. khimii Akademii nauk Belorusakdy SSR (Institute of
Chemistry AS3362mWalsh an)
SUBMITTED:- may 6, 1958
I.. Terpenes-ftidation 2. Terpenes-Fractionation :3. Oxidation
inhibitora-Molecular structure 4. Terpenes-Molecular structure
5. Phenols-Separation
Card 3/3
YMMUZO, N.F.; NOVIKOVA, Ye.g.
Structure and preventive action of oxidation Inhibitors for rubber
and otber hydrocarbons..Uch.sap.10 no.42s65-93 1 58,
1 (MIRA 1211)
(Antioxidants) (Hydrocarbons)
NOVIEDU,, Nevilwa, N.H.]
Iffect of Inhibitors on the oxidation of rubber In d-pinons.
Vestal " BSSR. Bar. fix,-twkh. nav. no.2#41-46 1.59.
(MM 22:6)
.(Rubbor) (Plnens), (Oxidation)
NOTIXOTA. U.N. Effaylkava, 3.1.1
--~- ...
Affect of Inhibitors on the photo-oxidation of rubber and at-ldnene.
Vestal AN SOSR. Bar. fise-tekbe navo n*93:50-55 159*
NMA 130)
Oxidation) (Rubber) (Pluene)
ROVINDVA. U.N.
Sorption of perazIde compounds by clays aud oxides. DoUl.
AN BSSR 3 no.10:405-407 0 159. (MM 13:2)
1. Predstavlano akadealkou AN BSSR NeVeTermAsukoe
(Finene) (CUO (Sorption)