SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ORLOVA, I.I. - ORLOVA, L.D.

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0-ILOVA, I. I.
"Materi-il on the study of a'-.- m-.ii f icati on 3 ~,f 31: (,-Jet -ij ;: --ii 1.' t,~i i if "er -r,t
functional load ir, iammais", (3,33, Dcjartme--t o~ "istnloMr and EmbryoloZi). 71ollected
Works !'o. 14, of Leningrad Veterinary Institute US,3R Ministry of Agri:,ulture, P Y,5,
Sellkhozgiz, 1954.

ORLOVA, I - I
Growth modifications in nuclei of the skeletal muscles in various
functional states. Biul. ekxp. biol. I nod. 37 no.6:56-59 Je '54.
(MIRA 7:8)
1. Is kaf*dry gistologil I exbriologil (sav. prof. Z.S.Katenellson)
laningradekogo voterinarnogo Institute..
(MUSCIM, anatomy and histology
cell nuclei In skeletal muse. in various funct. states,
age factor)
(CWX NUCUM,
of skeletal same. in various funct. states, age factor)

MWYA, I - I
Affect of functional activity on growth modifications and
histological structure of skeletal muscles in cattle. Arkh. amt.
gist. I mbr.32 ho.2t27-34 Ap-Js 155. (MIRA 9:1)
1. Is kafedry gistologit I mbriologit (sav.-prof. Z.S.
Utenellson) Laningradekago veterinarnogo instituta.
(NUSCIRS, anatow and histology,
off. of work A age factor in cattle)
(AGING, physiology.
age factor in mume. histol)
(EWKRGISB. effects.
on musc. histol. in cattle)

XATSMMISON, Z.S.; ORLOVA. I.I.
Histological structure and development of the proputlal Claude
in the beaver. On the neutre, of eastorem. D*kl.AN SIR 106
no.3:548-550 J& 156. (MM 9:6)
l.L*ziuVzd9ki,-, vaterinarayy institut i Toroxeshekly gosudaretven-
nyy sspovednik. Predstayleno akadevikom I.I.Shmallgausenom.
(HUMS) (GIAIDS, ODMYVMS)

ORLOVA ningrad, u1. Vosatanlya, d-55, kv.lls)
I-
Amitosis in the esophamm of the beaver. Arkh. arat. gist. i embr.
36 no-5:66-70 Vq 1159. (KIRL 12:7)
1. Kafedra gistologii i embriologii (sav. - prof. Z. S. Fatanellson)
Leningradakogo veterinarnogo inatituta.
(IMOPHAGUS, anat. & histol.
amitosia in river beaver (Rua))

LkGUCHEVj, S.S.; MASHINSKAYA, V.N.; ORLOVA, I.I.; ZALETAYEVA, T.A.;
BUDIK, V.m.
Pinocytosis. TSitologiia 4 no.4:381-390 JI-Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Gruppa eksperimentallnoy morfologii kletki Instituta eksperi-
mentallnoy biologii AM SSSR, NDskva.
(CELLS)
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Li

ORLOVA, I.I.
24-hour rhythm of mitoses and amitoses in thr.
esophagus in guinea pigs. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 54 no.P:84-8'?
Ag 162. (MIF.-A 1 ~: 11 ;
1. Iz gruppy eksperimentallnoy morfologii kletki (rukovudite-- -
kand. med. nauk S.S. Laguchev) Instituta eksperimentallroy
(dir. - prof. I.N. May8kiy) AMN SSSR, Moskva. Predstavlena deyst-
vitelinym chlenom AMN SSSR N.N. Zhukovym-Verezhnikovym.

ORIDVA. I. I.
Fluorescence microscopy of damaged corneal epithellum. Dokl.
AN SSSR 148 no.4sWG-M F 163. (MMk 16 24)
1, Institut skspertmentalOncy biologil AFN SSSR. Predstavleno
akLdemikom K.I.Skryabinym.
(Cornea.-Wounds and injuries)
(Fluorescence microscopy)

ORLTA, I.M. (Lenirigrad)
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Work of filtration fields in Leningrad Province. Tod.1 san.tedh.
no.7:14-i6 J1 159. (14IRk l2s9)
(Leningrad Provinco-Sawage-Nrification)

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MIROMOVO G.S.; FARBEROV, M.L; ORLOVA, I.M.
- I
Sunthemis of unsaturaW ketones. Zhur.prikl.khim, 36 no-3.
654-662 Mor 'A N. - (MIIA 1665)
le laros3*vakiy tekhnologicheek:Ly institut.
(Ketones) (Vinyl compounds)

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I== Vlktor Mikhaylovich; 1IRINA. Tamara Ill Iptchns; PWIRI BY. Glob
Sorgeyevich. Uchastvovali: APROWYA, A.A*; VISUMOWA, A-Ya;
ZURUMA. M.N.; XILIGIIRS W.L; MDMZINL. N.Xo; IMOUX, I.A.;
MWAL. 1L1[o;-aUM- T-1.; OATIMWA, B.I.; 2LZWA# Toole;
2LMWIMM, V.D.; FA YWA, m.I.; CWWWA. To.I.; SMINOVA. A.Y.
TIXHIY, I.S.,red.; ALM, G.A.,ved.red.; ORIWIMA, I.M.,tokhn.red.
(VolSar-Wal oil-bearing region; Carbon1forous sediments] Tolgo-Urall-
sksts. neftenonnals. oblast', Mawsmougollaye otloshoulta. Leningrad,
goo emuchn. tokhn. Isd-vo neft. L garno-toplivnet lit-ry, 1957.
287p. (Zoninamd. Voesotusnyl neftianot nauchno-loolodavatel'-
skil geologora5vedochuyl Institut. Way no.112) (NIM 11:12)
(Volga Valley--%ology. Stratigraphic)
(Vral Notwtain region-Geology, Strattgraphic)

ORLOVA. I.H.
Foraninifern from the coal-bearing horizon in the Saratov
dislocation area. Vop.mikropaleont. no.2:124-129 '58.
(KIRA 11:12)
1. Baratovneftegazrazvedka.
(Saratov Province--Yoraminifera. Fossil)

FEDOROVA, T.Ia;j CHWOVA, Ye*I.;-ORLQVA,-I.N.; LATSKOVA, Me.
Now data on the stratigraphy of Palsozoic sediments in the Volga
Valley portions of Saratqw and Stalingrad Provinces. Trudy VNIGNI
no*28M-77 160. 1 (MMU4:4)
1. Nizhne-Volzhokiy filial Veeooyuznogo naucbno-imaledovatellskogo
goolog-razvedochnogo neftyanogo institutao
(Volp Valley-Geologyp Stratigraphic)

DAHWSWAI I.I.; LATSNDVAj V.Yes; ORLMA
RZYTLZ=p Ye.A.1 SAYMM7. " T'.P-G'j j_I.N.1 RAWL -CIMOUSOVA, D.M.;
ak-KhTOVA, Ye.N.; CHEMOVA, Ys.I.j
SHATSKIY9 N.S.9 akademik# glav. red.; MOM V V , sum glav. red.;
SIMIIRAMAv B.T.9 prof'.'q red. toma; XATLMVa4!, P.S... red. izd-
va; NOVICMMVA# N.D.t tekbn. red.
ERegional stratigrapIV of-the U.S.S.R.) Regionaltnaia stratigrafiia
330. Glav. red. B.B.Shatskii. Moskva. Vol,5. (Stratigrapby of the
Middle Wbazdforous sediments of the central and eastern parts of the
Russian platform based on the studies of Foraminiferal Stratigrafila
arednekamsimougollmykb otloahenii teentrallnoi i vostoebnoi chaeti Rue-
skoi platforny Na osnove izucheniia for-inifer). Pt,2,, [Volga and Kozo
Valleyel Povoloble i PrUcamle, 1961o 355 pe (MIRA 1418)
1. VaesoyumWy nauchno-iselodovatellskiy goologorazvedoohny:r neftyawy
institut (for Dalmatskopa). 2. Institut geologicheskikb nank AN SOS
(for Rouser-Chernonoomp Roytlinger). 3. TSentraltnaya asuchno-
isaledovaUllskaya lebwatortys. Upravlaniya neftyanoy promyshlemosti
Permakogo Sovnarkhosa (for Safon*a). 4. NishnevolsheIdy filial Vse-
goyusnogo nsuchno-4al0ovatellskogo goologorazvodochnogo neftyanogo
instituta (for Latikova, Orlovag, Chernova). 5, Rostovekiy gomdarstven,-
myy universitst (for Samikhatova , Ye.W.)
(Volga Valley-Palsontologyp Stratigraphic)
(Kama Valley-Palsontologyq Stratigraphic)

PARSADANOVA INI YU.M.; qRLOVA I.N.; FADEYEV, M.I.; CHERNOVA,
VE.A.; BERL
Ye.N.; YARIKOV, G.M.
Carboniferous sediments of the western part of the northern
Caspian ol'- and gas-bearing basin. (Trudy) NILnefte aza
no.10:182-222 163. IMRA 18:3)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskaya laboratoriya geologicheskikh
kriteriyev otsenki perapektiv neftegazonoenosti; Volgogradakiy
nauchno-isaledovateltakiy inatitut neftyanoy I gazovoy pronyahlen-
nosti; Nizhnevolzhakiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut geologii
i geofiziki i K"shevskiy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut
neftyanoy p: - shEnnosti.

ORLOVA, I.N.; CHERNOVA, I.A.
Upper Carboniferous of the Volga Valley portion in Saratov
Province. Trudy NIINIIGG no.1:75-77 164.
(MIRA 18:6)

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SOURCE CODE: UR/0056/66/000/003/D032/D032
AUTHOR: Gerlovin. Ya. I.; Orlova, I. N.
TITLE: Determination of the probability of spontaneous emission of nitrous oxide,
carbon monoxide, and sulfur dioxide
SOURCE: Ref zh. Fizika, Abe. 3D251
REF. SOURCE: Tr. Komis.. po spektroskopii. ~ ~SSSR, t. 3, vyp. 1, 1964, 205-213
TOPIC TAGS: nitrogen oxide, carbon monoxide, sulfur compound, oxideprobability,
black body radiation, radiation intensity
ABSTRACT: A previously developed method, based on a comparison of the intensity of
radiation of the investigated gas vith the intensity of black-body radiation, is uBedi
to determine the spontaneous emission probability corresponding to the rotational- I
vibrational states of the molecules of nitrous oxide in the 4.5V region, carbon mono-'
xide at 4.621j, and sulfur dioxide at 4.0p. The obtained values of this constant are
235 sec-1, 33, and 4.0 sec-l for N 20 CO and SO respectively. From the magnitude
of the probability of the spontaneou; emission, ?he authors calculate the absolute
1/2

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ORLOVA, Irma Hikolaevna.
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TK6558-Y607

IVANOVSKAYAt Ye.V,,; ORLOVA, I.N.
Data on the variability of the apple treej. ezbryological irrvesti-
gation. Nauch. dokl. vye. ahkoly; biol. sauk' Do. 1:182-188
161* (MIRA 14:2)
1. Rekownduvaj* kafedroy genetiki i s4lektBii MookovBkogo
gomularetvemogo univerniteta in. M.V. Lomonoaova.
(APPLE) (BOTANY-VARIATION)

ORLOVAp I*N*
DeparAsuce of the absorptive capacity of acetylene and
neth" in the infrared spectral region on the presence of
foreign gases. Opt. i opektr. 13 ne.4:,471-474 0 162.
(NMA 16:3)
(Acetylene-Spectra) (Methane-Spectra)

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Iccusesito XR: AP4011481 SIOUSIA41016AD11001710021
1UTHOR: Gerlavin, Ya. 1. *, Orlawa, 1. N.
TITIS: ',fMeasurements of the probability for spontaneous mission of some gases
SOME: Optika I spektrookoplya, v.26, no.1, 2964, 17-21
TOPIC TAGS: spontaneous mission, Infrared bond, transition probabilityo emission
probability, carbon monoxide, nitrogen monoxide, sulfur dioxide, molecular radiaUm
NBSTRACT: The paper gives the results of measurements of the probabilities for
spontaneous (infrared) emission, corresponding to rotational-vIbrational states of
the molecule, for nitroge monoxide (N2O) In the 4.3*14 region, carbon monoxide in
the 4.62-&& regIoN and sulfur dioxide In the 4.0-p region. The measurements were
carried out using the procedure developed earlier by one of the authors (Ya.I.Ger-
lovin, Opt. I spektro.,9,664,1960) and based on comparison of the intensity of the
gas with the Intensity of the radiation from a black body at the sane temperature,
uuir; ror 'Wls a rotating disc, also maintained at the saw temperature. Photo-
graphs of the experlsontal set-up are reproduced. A :formula used for calculating
the probability to derived. The experiments oonsisted in measuring the variation
CWd 1/2

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of the photocell (a liquid aii-cooled Tl-Pb photorosistor) signal strength as a
function of the gas concentration In the cell at 290 md 3000K. The values obtained
for the probabilities are 235 sec-l for N20, 33 sec-1 for CO,, and 4.0 sec-l for S02
(these are based an the 290011 masuremente). 7he results are In good agreement with
the data of other authors, obtained by the saw and other mthods (extrapolation
mW d1spermlon wthods)o Orlg.artehmm: I fozuula, 3 UK% and 3 figures.
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SAMOK11VALOVA.S. G.V.; GRISHCIMC, L.K.; C)RLOVA, I.V.; SYACHKOVA, Z.,,.
Effect of atmospheric humidity and moisture contained in leaves
ot the develorment rand viability of silki4orm larv&# (Bombyx mori
L.4 Qd. 'Shaw. 40 no.OM92-1204 Ag 0610
(14IR;. 14: 5)
1. Department of Entomclqp, Sta,e University of Moscow.
(Silkworms) (Humidity)
00,

SOV/51-5-5-11/23
AIJ THORS s Ushanova, N.I., Godney, 1.11. and Orlova, I.V.
TI TLE Normal Vibration Frequencies and Themodynamde Functions of Titanium
Tatraiodide (Ghastoty normallnykh kolobaniy i termodinamichaskiya
funktaii chatyrokhyodistogo titana)
MRIODIakLs Optika i Spektrookopiya, 1958, Vol 5, Pr 5, pp 567-570 (USSR)
ABS TRACT; The present paper reports an approximate calculation of nor4al
vibration frequencies and thermodynamic functions of Ti14 using the
method described in Refs 1, 2. The equilibrium distance r. between
Ti and I in TiIj is not knovm. It way be calculated approximately using
the covalent radius aethod of Rat 3. Using the known distances T1--G1
and Ti--Br in TiO14 and TiBrj, and the covalent radii of C1 and Br a
value of 1.17-1-22 A was obtained for the radius of Ti. Assuming the
covalent radius of I to be 1.33 1 the authors found ro between Ti and I
to be Z.50-2.55 A. The mean value of ro a 2.524k was used in the present
paper. This method of calculation of ro was chocked by finding tho
dimensions of Go halides (Table 1). It was found th,tt although the
Card 1/3 calculated values of the dimensions of GON and GoG14 departed

BOV/51-5-5-11/23
Normal Vibration Frequencies and Thermodynamic Functions of Titanium Tetraiodide
considerabl from the experimental values, the calculated value for
GeI4 (2.55 1) was within 0.05-0-07 of the experimental value. 7his
was -~alcen as confirmation that ro 2.52 It for the Ti--1 distance is
approximately correct. 'Using experimental values of frequencies the
authors calculated reduced induction coefficients for TIC14 and TiBr4
using equations given by Sverdlin (Ref 1). These induction coefficients
are given In Table 2. Using the results of Table 2 the authors calculated
reduced induction coefficients for M4 for the following values of r,:
2.47, 2.52 and 2.57 1, (Table 3). Using the calculated induction
coefficients of M4 the authors daduced norwal vibration frequencies
(Table 4). Using the value ro = 2.52 1 and the normal vibration
frequencies of TiI,&, as given in Table 4, the authcrs calculated
thenaodynamic functions on the assumption of harmonic vibrations and
rigid rotativas. These thermodynamic functions are given for gaseous
T114 at 1 atm pressure in Table 5. To estimate the largest possibla
Card 2/3 error the authors calculated the thermodynamic functions at 298.2 and

SOV/51--5-5-11/23
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10MY-A for -thj ax-;ra_~o vala3t~ of -.aa 1'roiaanciou Lnd for of r,
.,~LUF,U6 1'row Z.,i7 -.o 2. 57 1 U ~la 6i .Ths largost arrorc, In
zli-3r.aodyawaic functions Nard of the oHar of 1.5-2.0 cal/ d or, per Ynol a.
Thar,, are 6 tdblas, I figuro and 15 raf&roncos, 7 of which ar3 4ovijt.
2 13?ngliah, 2 4,4orlcan, I Garaan, 1 Japanatio, I Bel,giaa uni I
SU a~l f . :!"J Dacadbor 31, 1957
Card 3/3 1. Titanium iodide--Spectra 2. Titanium iodide--Thermodynamic properties

24(7)
AU THORS Orlova, I.V. and ~iodnev, I.N.
SOV151 -b--4-6/29
TITLE On the Cotinection Between the Larnaudie kethod and the Yellyashevich--
Stepanov Method of Zero Approximations (0 avyazi Luetoda larnodi
i metoda nulevyKh priblizhaniy Yellyashavicha I &tepanovaj
FEERIODICAL: Optika I Spe~troslcopi~a, 1959, "Vol 6, Nr 4. pp 447-449 (USSR)
ABSTRACT, Larnaudie (Re; 1) has recautly described an approximate Method of
calculation ot frequencies and force constants Of Molecules. this
he called the "progressive rigidity" method. Transformation of the
Larnaudis equotione into time equations of Yellyashevich 5hows
that the Larna~xdis method is one of the variants of the zero approxi;nati-on
of Yellyashevich and Stepanov (Rafe 2, 3). Application of the
Larnaudis method yields approximate equations for calculation of force
constants; they are Eqs (18)-(20) in the text. These equations were
used to find the force constants of CF4. The results are given in
col. 2 of a table on p 229; they agree well with Stepanov's exact
values shown in Col. 3 and taken from Refs 2, 10. There are I table an:-'
10 references, 7 of which are Soviet, 2 Sng~lish and I French.
SUBMITTED. March 31, 1968
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AU THOrcS acdnav, I q. and Orl~va, -.i.
TITLE: Tno ;~atresn t.'*-- katrir with the
Reci,-7rozal r",' edne'Lz ~i tro of -dolocalar
Vibrati-~-ns (C vvyczi mstrLtby 5
obratr~v-i q-.!-il v zdlazhe o iu)lsbaniyaLl.
v tnoloLule)
PsIll OD ICA L ODtikp- i u, F--7 5, 533-.1,3C (USSR)
ABS'MOT: The &uthorz dlaa~:c3 tae usa f.-CM wni~~. h-'
co4straints aza z-~t 17; :f trv pioblsw :~f M-)'l-enilar
vibrati-in in dso3aJ5,it F~7-r---aiaa are Jeduzod which rolate
ttio ldrsr-ati -: 7oof ftele.-.t rratri:~ witl~ the matriess T-1 s.nd T-1,
0 rhore
. tt~z,
T a ad T, ent and lndo~~end3nt
noirdirvitc-- Ple 1e ontkrely thwr3ti,!al. are
I a m,)-andix ant! 7 ref orsr~~os -.1h' 'i are S ~~vi A, 1 h an4 1
German.
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Dff'-t f temperature or tile hYuleric ;,rr:T,erties of poly~-
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!~Dscow Chemico-Tec, --In
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tekhnologiclieskiy institut)
TITLE: Miethod for obtaining trialkyl4fluoroi),hospi-,atesilanos"rtificaA.., No.
Class C 07f
SOURCE - Byulleton I izobroteniy I tovarny1ch zrialcov, no - 15, 1.9,
TOPIC TAGS: silane, organic phosphorus compound, phosphate, halogenateci r-'jon-nic
compound
ABSTRACT: The method for obtaining trialkyldifluoro phosphatesilanes, frvr
example trimethyl-, trlethyl-, dimothylothyl-, diothylpropyldifluoro- phc)5-
phatosilanos, distinguished by the fact that trialkrlohlorosilaaos aro sub-
jocted to reaction with ammonium difluorophosphate in an organic: solvent with
heating. The method according to paragraph 1. distinguished by the fact that
the reaction mixture i heated to boiling. fJ-PR2S
SUB CODE: 06 / SURM DATE: 13Apr63
Card 111
UDC. 661.718.1 1 1;

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Acc-Mr. --,Krw?-2-801 56URCE CODE: UR/OM/"/06/002/0307/0310
AUTHOR: Kreghkoy, A. P&,* Drozdov, V. A.& Orloya. I. Yu. 11Y
ORG: none
TITLE: Synthesis ano investigation of certain properties of BisEtriSLIZI(aryl
I ailyllmonofluoropi-osphate-s
SOURCE: Zhurnal ol-shchey Jimii, v- 36, no. 2, 1966, 307-310
TOPIC TAGS' chemical synthesis, organic phosphorus compound, organosilicon compound#
hydrolysis, reaction mechanism, condensation reaction, tox:icityp cholineoterase,
fluorinated organic compound
ABSTRACT: BisCtrialkyl(aryl)silyl)monofluorophosphates with the general
formula (RSiO)2POF wore synthesized by reaction of trialkyl(aryl)chloro-
silanes with the silvor salt of monofluoraphosphoric acid. Six new organo-
silicon monofluorophosphates were produced by the reaction of trifflethyl-,
triethyl-, dimothylothyl-, dimethylphonyl-, diphanyloothyl-. and dimethyl-p-
j fluorophenyMuorosilanes. Physical and chemical properties of the products
were studied; the fluorophosphotes obtained undergo hydrolysis, react with a
methanol solution of an alkali metal nothoxide at the SI-0 bond, and mWergo,
condensation at the Si-O-P and P-F bonds when heated above 200-2300 at
'atmospheric pressure. The toxicity of ble(triaiwi(ary]L)BUYI-~mofluoro-
phosphates was found to be far lower than the toxicity of their organic .
analogs; the compounds exhibit practically no antiabollnesterase activity.
Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 1 table. (JPRS3 6
SUB CODE: 06 / SUBM DATE: 020ct64 / ORIG fff : 007 OTH REF: 005
Card 11, _q LA -28;
UDC: -547o245L-542--9

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-Trietby1ftuoroollme, and pboophorus: pentoxide vere- -identified, aim6ngtbe decompomition
~t*'**ftc w'b66d:,st_ of the, esterlmet on vas checked by potent ometric , -
renob
mtliam 16 iWthemol., Orig. art..,,bas -2 figwes and I table
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KQPZON, I.I., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk; ORLOVA. X.A.. kandidat
meditsinskikh nauk
Fixed sulfanilamide erythess, of the mucous membrane of the oral
cavity. Stom&tologiia 35 no.1:56-57 Ja-F 156. (XLRA 9:6)
1. Is lanizigradskogo meditainskogo stomatologichookogo institut,
(direktor professor R.I.Gavrilov)
(MOUTH--DISBASES) (SUIJPANUMMI-TOXICOLOGY)

ORLOVA, K.A.. kand.med.nauk
Some peculiarities in the clinical aspects of herpes zoater of the
oral mucous membrane. Stozatologlia 38 no.6:16-18 N-D '59.
(MIRA 13:4)
1. Is terapevticheekogo otdeleniya (zaveduyushchiy - kand.mod.nauk
N.M. Abramov) 1-y Gorodskoy stomatologicheskoy polikliniki Lenin-
grade, (glavnyy vrach L.K. Perzaahkovich).
(HEMS zosTn) (MWH--DISEASES)

01A;UL_4.A,,-k&nd . med. nauk
Diagnostic error in lesion of the hard palate. Stomatolo iia 40 no.3:
109 MY-Je 161, Fi"I --iA 14:12)
1. Iz terapevticheskogo otdoleniya (zav. -- kand.med.nauk N.M.Abramov)
I-y gorodBkoy stomatologichookoy poliklinilc-i Loningrada (gllavnyy vr-a,-.~h
L.M.Perzashkevich).
(PAIATF-DISEASES)

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L 01803-67 FA'T(m)/SNP(J)/T IJP(c) Yrw/RM
ACC NR' AP6030605 rAN11. SOURCE CODE: UR 104131 66 000/ 016/00 93/0093
INVENTOR- Yeliseyeva, V. 1. ; Avetisyan, 1. S._~ Drezel's. S. - S. ; Zubov, P. 1.
Popoiv, V. A. ; Makarov, fu-.A. ; lAma-ylova, 1. S - Orlova. K. G... Gerasimova.
A-.-S. ; Gordonov, M. D. ll'chenko, G. 1. ; Shrevner--S. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of obtaining alkyl a Class 39, No. 185057
Efylatelcopolymeral
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 16, 1966,
93
TOPIC TAGS: copolymer, copolymerization, monomer, alkyl acrylate
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been Ii d f a method of obtaining
,:ue or
alkyl acrylate copolymers with a vin-vl acetateyemulsion copolymerization of the
r
proper monomers in the water phase in the pr sence of an anion emulsifier. To
obtain stable dispersions, 1-5 mol To unsaturated carboxylic acid, such as metha-
crvhc acid, uced into the initial monomer mixture. [Tranclation] (NTJ
.~is introd
SUB CODE 071 SUBM DATE: 16Jan65/ L
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souseurso evesim) 9. 1. aft. iss. sweeivebw n'two a song. 1090-
N6 P. I." mom winewc
M.1 Isholum. I.I.J oftboortal DoWiti formal, M., Molumm. A.T.,
Obaboatiew. N.A. (Resp. 39.). simbU. VJ., U& enema. L,L.1
Vo*. U.1 bablow, a. a.
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foolho Wom~ 24 43&5w C. Menial ims, ooot~Lmus walpsong,
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hm o"Awas me ars, mwM4 w1fa Gab. nine. %ma mangan, OW be mom".
ad fill r-aloun an saw enamel of QM&bs M. colarkil, -
Whiss DIM 63mlianows. (Daft me 'a -boom of am
Diftems, sm

SMIIPCHIM. U.S., kand.tokhn.nauk-, ORW7"jI.,-ZNAMIMSXATA, G.A.
Solubility of hydrocarbons and of some cation-forming surface
active agents in aqaeous solutions of synthetic cleaning compounds.
Haal.-shir.prom. 26 no.12-27-29 D 16o. OCLRA 13:12)
1. Moskovskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatel'sk6go institute.
zhirov.
(Cleaning compounds) (Surface active agents)
(Wdrocarbons)

USm / Genoral ,roblems of FatholoL:y. Tui.;,Drs. Human
ll,oplasm.
Abr. JOur F-f Zhur - Biol.., No 20, 1958, :,jc 94o84
Author qrjgxa~~
Illst Arkhmi:~cl Medical Institut,
Title Choriompitheliona of 41-1,1c Intcrstitial Part of thu ';alpUx
with Adtiple Metastasis in the Lungs.
Orig Pub Sb. nauchn. tr. Kafedry akusherstva i gincholl.
lll-ta: 1957, vn. 16, 181-133
At. t- act No aLstract given.
Card 1/1
24

ORLOVA, SMIRLOVA, M.G.
Ascorbic acid content in the blood of women during and after laber
in normal pregnancy and in pregnancies camplicated by late
toxemia. Akush.i gin. no.6:43-45 161. (MM~ 14-,12)
1. 1z kafedry alcusherstva i ginekologii (z-11. prof. Ya.l. Lsin)
i kafedry biokhimii (zav. - dotsent M.D- Kiver'n) Arkhangellskogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(ASCORBIC ACID) (LkBOR (OBSTETRICS)) (TOXMIA)
(PREWARCYP COMPLICATIOPS OF)

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PATRUEIEV, Y.T.1 SELEVTSOVA, G.A*; ORLOVA,,__.N.j..---
Marefertilizera on the basis of molybdons and oapper-colybdan=
ores. Trudy NlUIF no.208tl53-158 165. (MIRA 18:11)

-ORIDVAp KoMep inshe
Calculating wave formations and their deposit-carrying equivalents.
trudy TSNIIS no.40192-102 160. (NIIA 13:10)
(Beach erosion) (Shore protection)

OW,OVA. K.V., &ssistent.
Ansootic occurrence of paramphistomiasis in young cattle. Veteri-
naril& 30 no.4:20-22 AP '53. (XLRA 6:4)
1. 11yevskly veterinarnyy Institut.

OI-LLL-JV'A, ~,. Ye.
ORLOVA, R. Y-'. - "The Treatnent of Atsccses of Lne Skin with Staphylococ,;al
Anatoxin (A2)-" 3econd 1,.osc(z,,, State .,.edical institute imeni 1. -WO
St.LLin. I-loscow, 19,;,. (Dissortation 'or the Degree of ~ aididaLc. -11
IL-dical Sciences.)
3o; Knizhaya Letopis' :io3, 19-`,

MCHATUR YAN, G. Kh.; ORLOVA, K. Yo.
Therapy of purulent skin diseases. Test. yen. i dorm. no.5-6-10 S-0 '55
(MIRA 9: 1)
1. Is kliniki kozhnykh I venerichookikh bolesney 11 MKI Iment I. V. Stalin&
(sav. kafeciror Prof. X. N. 2heltakov)
(FfQUM&, therapy
antibiotics)
(An IBIOTICS' therapeutic use,
pyoderwA)

Y-HAGHATURIYAN, G. 'Kh., prof.; ORLOVA, K. Ye., kand. med. nauk
Lesion of the mucous membrane in tuberculosis of the oral Cavity.
Trudy KCHI no.2:52-62 '6C. (MIRA 11,:7)
1. 1z *kafedry ko7,hnykh bolezney - zav. kafedroy prof. G. Eh.
Khachaturlyan.
(MOUTH-TUBERCULOSIS) (MUCOUS tOORAITE)

C-
MWVAV K.le,
Menmitivity of staphylococci to antibiotic in the therapy of
pyoderme Twtodemei vans 34 noo6s6O-63 I Oe (KML l3sl2)
I* Is kafedry kosbm7kb bolesney (save - prof# Gefto lbachatmrlyan)
lall-Anskogo seditainokogo institutao
(SM3-DISSMNS) (STAPE710WOCAL INPMIOBB) (ANTIBIOTICS)

KRACHATURIYAN, G.Kh prof , OR19A-Lje. kand.med.nauk;
--E
11~' I.D.'t-de-c;-~sedl, assistent
OVSYPMIKO P
Condition of the liver and its role in the pathogenesis Euid
treatment of lupus erythematosus discoides. Vest.derm.i ven.
no.9:26-28 161. OMA 15:5)
MIMS) (LIVER)

FOMIN, A. B. [ Fomin, ~ 1. B. J; KUTS, V. 1'. ; Oi,LOVA, L. A.
Charact6rJl sti-s of ,re ga~ -1 1 um a c-~urriubiti on in thp -r, ~4-- ,f'
OvLoty,sr (u~,i Niiowt,i kik 1 y Man at l,'s. Dop. AN I! iO I( no. I I ~, -', .
O-WtA Pi:,')
1. Institut guclogichnskikh nauk All tJkiSSI(. Preastavieno
atcridemikom AN UkrSSn 1;.I-. Se-t~neriko [Semeneriko,

ORLOVA, L.A.; SEMUSHKINA, T.S.
Development of standards for reusable nondisjointable
containers made of boards and plywood. Trudy ITIL Tary
no-4:50-58 160. (MA 14-12)
(Boxes. --Standards)
(Flywood)

24(0). 5(4); 6(2) ?KASE I BOOK ZVLOITATION SOV/2215
Vaesayumyy nauchno-IssIedOvAte1*QXIY InstItut Netrologli
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Refer ty nsuchno-lsaledovatol'skikh rabot. sbornIk Kc.2 ~Scl.htlrl.
Articles, Nr 2) Moscow,
Re:*arch
Abstracts; Collection of
Standartglz, 1958. 139 P. 1,000 copies printed.
Additional Sponsoring Agencyi USSR. Komitst standartov, mer I
Ixxk*rIt*j-nyxh priborov.
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FUAP03X1 Theme reports are Intended for scientists, researchers,
and engineers engaged In developing standards, measures, and
gages For the waxious industries.
COVERAGE: The volume contains 128 reports on standards of measure-
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vs. I' _:t.
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.1 .source and Measuring Inztru~zeh4a); and XGIKIP
.ut mer I Imerltel'nykh priborov
bIr*kI7 gosudaretvenyy Instl.
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_=Mv,~dV.A., I.L. Morozov', L-A. Orlova, and Te. V. Sn.dt.-
l'.
1-ok Branch or v?j . I --wj-qrmv,z - rot-h-i~.trl' M.-hod
for Z-fte Determination or xang&he3e and Chrocilum and a Pydrogen
Rathod for the Deter~lna;lon or Sulfur In Standard Chmical Cmpo-
al clan Sampled or cast Iron and Steel 116
_t*ksandrov, V.A.,'1I,L, Morozova, and L.O. Plotrko,skly. (S-rdjcvpk
amm or vgM). Studying M.tzd. for the Doterminjtjon or Be.,,
Alc~ts Of Ce.rbOn In Parro.. Metals 116
Kcrozova, 1,L., And*L.G. Plotrko,~-ya SvOrdl0v-x Branch ~r
Plndllii the Most Ac.~rate Ncth.d r-r tn. DeteralhAtich of Sulrur
In Frm.a Metals I IT
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lo"
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ethod- for Lr,, -eimination or 'inc,
Cc ;.D' and Manganese In
pp.r-7A,c Al y.
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L iWao-63 EWP(q)1EWT(m)11WS AFFTC/ABD Fq-4 WH
ACCZWION NR.- AP3006175 3/0080/63/036/007/*1393/1398
AUTHORS: Molobanovas 0. Orloya, L. A.; Kranikov, S. Ye.
TITLE: Reaction of porous glass\ th alkali and hydrofluoric acid.
SOURCEt Zhurnal prikladnoy khImilt V. 36, no. 7# 1963P 1393-1398
TOPIC TAGS: glass, porous glass, alkali., hydrofluoric acid,
chemical treatmnt of glass
AB37BACT: The enlargement of pores on a lamella of type III porous
glass caused by the action of alkali can be effected by employment
of alkali of any concentrations up to 7N, Some pore enlargement in
glasses of type M can be caused only in solutions whose c.oncentra-
tion is not greater than O.5N. The amount of transfer, determined
by weight loss in the lamellas, depends upon alkali concentration,
temperature, duration of alkali action, and conditions under which
;the alkali is rinsed off. The reaction of porous glasses with. HF
occurs so intensively that it is not possible to prevent dissqlution
of the porous disks on the outside. Only a specific combination of
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L 184lo-63
ACCESSION NR: AP3006175
alkali treatment conditions bring about a conformity of the
"enlarged" pore dimensions with the dimensions of the heterogeneous
areas In the initial glass. Authors conclude that this obliges re-
searchers to be extremely careful in drawing conclusions ooncerning
the structure of starting glasses which were made on the basis of
experiments with porous gla8888 subjected to a complex chemical
treatment, OrIg. art. hits: 5 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: l4Feb62
SUB CODE: CH
DATE ACQ: 25Sep,63
NO REF SOV: 004
ENCL- 00
OTHER: 000
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L 18409-63 EWP(q)/MC(m)/PDS 0M/ASD Pq_4 WH
ACCESSION NRt AP3006176 . 3/0080/63/0316/WT/139a/1403
AUTHORS: Krasikavq Se Ye,; Molchwwn,, o,, s,; OrICTa. L. A*
TIME: Aa&37919 of volmetric changes taking Place during the leaching-cut of
sodium-borcellicate &oeeB
SOMCE: Zhurnal prikladnay khimij,, v- 36., no. 7.. 1963v 1398-1403
TOPIC TAGS: changes in glass volume, glass, sodium-boroeilic&te glass,,
leaching-out,N& 7/23 glass
ABSTRkCT: kuthors analyzed the volumetric changes taking place during ieaching-
out of aodium-borosilicate glasses* Glass used was Na 7/23. It was prepared
in accordance with 2 heating conditions and in sulfuric acid of three connentrations,
Authors established that full leaching-out of monothermal disk* of a 2.00 =
thickne3a leads to an increase in their thickness by 3.6 - 4.2 microns. This
corresponds to an increase in volume of about 0*2%. In the case of bitheimal
glass with the same sample diruensions, the average value of thickening is 3.2
microus or.0.16% of volume increase. In the first stages of the process., the
thickness of the samples passes through a maximum or minimum in relation to the
2/2
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ACCESSION NRt AP3OD6176
preliminary heat treatment of the glass., acid concentration,, and conditLons of
surface preparation of the Bamplese This can lead to an error when extrapolating
the results of observing a partial leaching-out,, especially within the limits
of formation of a porous layer whose thickness is approximately 0,2 Mme Orig.
art. has: 7 figures*
IMOCIATION: None
SUB41TTED: Upeb62 DLTE ACQ: 25SeP63 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: CHj, ML NO REF SOV: 004 OTHER: 002
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Oil ga Ad c 1 n,, ; Y ';,.Y:,Vf,, Galina Drnitriv,:vna, Prir'm~.!,
uchhstlye: GA VTtT LOVA, '~.F., inzh.-kYim-*k; K"~,NT:~EVA., A.
khiinilc; LOGVTN,',, L.A,.,inzh.-khimik;
khJuilk; GIJDIMUi'KO, L.F., Inz-h.; NAZAIM"VICH, Yo.S., Irii-A'.;
J
SHEVARUK, U.N., C!~jU --L..A., inzi,.; ..G.,
jA,
i.r.zli.-geoloF; b[ITILE-h, Ye.S., otv. r"d.; M-:'-INIK, A.F., r--(j.
(Geochem2stry an,~ anOyt!c rhmistry of mirt-ear'.11
Pt.l. Aclessrjry rare-EH-t!t mine-ttl.,. and elsarren!,s of Uhr, ".rium
sutigroul in the LIRrain!azi Crytital-line 3hJein']
-IIemt-nt.,-.,. Kiev, N,. -Ir.-
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F" AP6015653 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/009/0063/0063
INVENTOR: Kuznetsov,
A. Ya.; Orlova, L- A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of increasing the mechanical strength of glass. Class 32,
No. 181249
SOURCE: lzbreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 9, 1966, 63
TOPIC TAGS: optic glass, glass treatment
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a method of increasing the
mechanical strength of glass by treating it in a hot alkaling solutiorL To increase
the mechanical strength of optical qxyper~ fEe s~)S a potassium hydroxide solution!
!I &IL
of 0. 5 normal concentration at 45-55C is ured as the pickling solution. fTranslation)
[NTJ
SUB CODE: 11/ SUBM DATE: 13Mar65/
0
Card 1/1 Idyn UDC: 6 21. 7 46. 27

AUTHOR5t Freydin, A. S., Orlova, L. B.
S/191J63/000/001/01."/017
B117/B16O
TITLEt Method of determining the degree of setting of polymers
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 1, 1963V* 72 - 73
TEXTs Different methods were tested on high-duty epoxy resin adhesive
'47-14-1 (EPTs-1) used for structural components, and on joints based on
epoxy resins aAJ-1 (EDF-1), ~)A ~ -3(EDF-3), (EDF-11), and
-,qJa+13 (EDF-13). The kinetics of weight increase and decrease was a tudiet
on set adhesive castings, after soaking up to'6 days in acetone and
drying at 200C. The kinetic curves were similar for all the resins and
revealed the followingt after 3 days at 200C specimens showed a weight
increase dur to swelling on the first day, foll6wed by a decrease, due'to
rinsing out of unreacted and acetone-insoluble components. After drying
the weight was lower than ori inally. The curves were similar for apeci-
mens set longer (6 days, 20OCT, but the initial weight increase was
smaller. This was attributed to the complete setting. After 3 days
setting at 200C and 3 hre heating at 1200C there was first swelling with-
out removal of unreacted substances. The process was stabilized after
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FREUINP A.S.,, kand.tekhn.nauk; ORLOVA, L.B.1, iazh.; OVES, V.I., inzh.;
KM41LOV.. S.S., Jnzh.
Synthetic glue for gluing aluminum alloys together with plast3c3
and other materials. Trudy TSNIISK no.24:146-194 '63. (MlRk.1781)

AB, E.A.; LEVITIN, A.I.; ORLOVA, L.B.; PLOTIIKOV, R.I.
Apparatus for luminescence logging of oil wells from drilling fluid
coming out. Frikl. geofiz. n0-37:183-194 163. (MIRA 16-10)

ACCESSION WR: AP4028536'* 3/0191/64/000/004/0071/0073
AUTHORS: Froydin, A. S.;
TITLE: Investigation of epoxy compounds with oxyterpene products
SOM-7", Plasticheskiye massy*; no. 4. 19641 71-73
TOPIC TAGS: epoxy composition, adhesive, cement, oxyterpene productp
turpentine oxidation product, oxyterpene resin, polyester acrylate,
epoxy oxyterpene compound, epoxy polyesteracrylate compound,
shrinkage, bonding strength, tear strength, impact strengthl heat
treatmentf water resistancel ultimate strength, aluminum bonding
ABSTRACT: The posuibility of using resinous (OS) and liquid.(OR)
oxidation products of turpentine (containing OH, CHOj,CO and COOH
groups) in epoxy compounds to reduce their viscosity and improve
their technological indexes was investigated* OR dissolves epoxy
resins to form low viscosity solutions. Both OR and 0Sj 20-120 parts
by weight per 100 parts epoxy resing will cure with hexamethylonedia-,
mine to form solid productaq although some unreactod material remain&
Epoxy compounds with 03 and OR are very similar to those with 140-99
113

A
CUSSION NR: AP4028556
a polyester acrylate. Addition of 10% NGF-9 to epoxy-')s gives a
product which cures without heating and shows practically no change
in weight loss. Epoxy adhesive compositions were_irepared using
-1 (containing OR), EOSTs (containing OS)
cement as filler: EORT3
and EOSTs-2 (OS + MGF-9). Shrinkage data for the first composition
is shown. The bonding strength of these compositions for aluminum
is not much less than the bonding 3trength of ERTs-1 (an epoxy-
polyester adhesive). Their tear strength exceeds that of ERTs-l.
The impact strengths of ERTs-l and EORTs-l are the same; EOSTa-l is
much lower, but EOSTs-2 is much higher. Heat treatment increases
impact strength somewhat. OR lowers the heat stability of the ad-
hesive, but OS has no effect. Water and aging have no effect on OR
or OS containing compositions. The ultimate strength of EMTs-1 did
not change in a years Alusinum-foam plastic-aluminum panels were
satisfactorily bonded with NORTs-le QrLS* a%* bass figares and 4
tabless
A33OOIATXQIIg None
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ACCESSION NR: AT4008767 8/2804163/000/024/0146/0194
AUTHOR: Freydin, A. S. (Candidate of technical sciencen); Oclaya, L. D.
(Engineer); Oves, V. 1. (Engineer); Karmilov, S. S. (9ngineer)
TITLE: Synthetic adhesives for bonding aluminum alloys to aluminum alloys,
plastics, and other materials
SMIRCE: ASiA SSSR. Institut stroitel'ny*kh konstruktsiy. Trudy*, ni.,, 2',,
1963. Tekhnolugiya izgotavleniya kleyctiy*kli pancley iz plaotmass, alyuminiva,
ashestotfiementa i betona, 146-194
TO?-10 TAk,S' adhe,;ive, synthetic adliesive, phenolic adhesive., epoxy adl--.~-
rubb,tr ad1jesJve, bonding, aluminum alloy, aluminum alloy bonding, ft.,,Amt~i! -1 iL-1-
bonding, honeycomb plastic bonding, surface treatment, adhesive bondiill,
adhevive Ghearing test, adhesive stripping test, artificial aging, nati)ral aFing,
aging thermal 6tability, long time strength, waterproofness, plastic adheijive,
glue, rubber adhesive, water repellency
A3S'1'%t%C7 :AdbeGivea have beeii sLkectod and evaluated for use in rbr-a
wall roof pan(,-Ia. Becauue of their ~jtvorable cechnologi~~all,
mochnnic,,i-i charnct~aric-Licn, phenolic, iirid rubhiir groupf- wo-
:/3
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ACCESSION UR: AX4008767
attention. A great variety of native and foreign ingredients were used in
experimental compositions. Shearing and stripping tests were basic in evaluatit1j;
the compositions. Bonding aluminum to aluminum, to foamed plastics, to honeycomb
plastics, and to fiberboard sheets was discussed. Most of the examined adhesives
showed both advantages and deficiencies and no definite recommendations have
been made. Larger-scale mechanical tests have also been conducted on three-layer
construction specimens to bring testing closer to real conditions. Artificial
and natural aging, thermal stability, waterproofness and water repellency, long-
time strength and creep have been examined4 Testing procedures, particularly
for ultimate stress, have been established. Soviet-made ingredients involved in
the tests include ED-6. ED-5, KDF-3, EDF-1, EDF-13, EDF-11, EPF epoxy resins,
PS-1, PS-4, PKhV, PSD foamed plastics and FE-5, PH-10, PRE-10, EPTs-1, EPTBO-2,
EORTs, EOST9-1, 90STs-2 adhesives. A new adhesive composition is suggested,
designated KS-1, which is equal or superior in aging thermal stability to others.
The composition of this and mom other adhasives.are given. Met results of the
work are of preliminary character. III.-H. Belousova, A. A. Karpryva, L. A.
Khvewhuk, A. Ye. 0orenkava, H, 1. Romsdina and Tue 0. Koraballnikov also took
part in the work&" Orig, art, bass 23 figures and graphs.- and 9.tables.
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ASSOCIATION: Institut stroitollayfth KonstruktaLy, AGLA MR (Institute of
Building Materialap ABLA MR)
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ACC NRs AP6007977 i~ __S_(3UR-CS CODE t *61�W66/000/003/0073/0076
1 AUTHOR. Freydin, A. S.; Orlova, 11. Bt ?
OhG I none
TITLE: Water resistancetof !exyl 8
.k1j f~~
SOURCEt PlAsticheskiye massy, no. 3, 1966, 73-76
TOPIC TAGSs epoxy plastic, glue, adhesion, metal gluing, adhesivo bonding
ABSTAACTs By a prolonged immersion in water or in an atmosphere of increased humi-
dity (tropical chamber) the authDre studied the stability of the adhesion of various
materials glued togeth by goXy glues The decreases in stability of the a,3h5sion
Of ePOXY glue, F-,PT1s-_1\%jr-l53e and KS-6 Ld of various materials glued with APTs-l at
60C are shown in Tables 1 a and b~~,d 2, respectively. Even though the oxide film
on the surface of aluminum has a high sorptionability, the adhn6ion of glued Ae
pieces decreased similarly to glued 11(hl8N9T stejel pieces after an immersion in water
for 120 hr. The stability of the adhesion of metals glued with Epoxy-1001 resin de-
creased 44v 21, and 18 % in rain, river, and sea water, respectively. Lacquering the
glued samples to prevent a direct effect of water die not change the '4acreasa in
stability. The adhesion stability of metals with asbestos cement glued by AFTs-1 did
not decrease after an i=ersion in 20C water for one year. The adhesion str6n[~th of
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epoxy-polyamide glue &S-6 decreased only 50% after an immersion in 600 watf~r for
600 hr. Humid allnoophnro affected the atability of tho roninn Ir. n iirfnr,!nt wnv ttian
immorsion in water (Fig. 1). The author found a relationship between a decreaso in
adhesion stability and the change in resistivity In samples immersed in water (Fig.
Table la, Stability of the adhesion of aluminum glued with epoxy glues
1. Glue; 2 Change of the 2 lbmeneme RPOMMOCT11 KACeMMO
stability iin %) according to ti Me K.. &a ppm$ npt~6&daamis P wAe Film 20 -C
of immersion in 20C water I
Jap 1 7 cyTok 1 30 CYTM 90 cy- 180 CYT11.
1 Kj1-1

c nonmrnmeij-
D All am
f PT,
K -: 53 . . . . . . . . .
K-i-17
KC-5 K
KC-6
6
f K S
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EFT9-1 3nU.i +15 [phone] - r~l
K-153 -20 -.30 -80 -7t) -('h
KS-6 K(7-6.. -20 -32 - 5 2 -418
Hwetteeme nwimacm suirmyro
CDI~4.11111'.R (. %) &I PIUX
np~6UD...HR D MAe Table lb. Water stability at 60C of
24 1% &0 ~r IM lir hosion of aluminum gluni 'with 4'~:'f6rmnt
03poxy glues
1. Qlue, 2. Change Of titabilitj (In
(A) to tIme of Immersion In watnr; ED-! I.Ln
-40 QU polyethylene polyamina
-48 -92
+5 -18 --98
-11 -62 -82
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I 1A.3me"etim e npo~,,wlrm xA~cwro
CO".,ft..x 1. %) t. &M.'t
npeownw.,ilm a sOAe
24 Vr
120
fio #i rI
;3AmaummA . . . . .
. . -40 -60 -90
.
4CTa.nb
CT-3 . . . . . . . . -10 - -60
1X18HQT . . . . . . -20 -40 -95
50re"naacnm* KACT-B -30 -40 -
Temneparypa ~Aw M *C-
Table 2. Stability of the Mhesion of varicus
materials glued with APTs-l when inz,,3rsel in
60C water
Matmri&l- 2. Decrease in otabillty of al-
hasion (in%~ according to ths time of im-ner-
sion; 3. Aluminum; 4. Steel St-3 IKhIBN9T;
5. Glass plastio*KAST-V; *Temperature of
water 95C
F1g. 1. Change in stability (in /610
1 - 60C water; 2 35C water; 3 20C
i water; 4 tropical chamber (35C, 99% so -
1humidity)
IV 10.
time (hr)
Fig. 2. Change in propartlea (In %). 1 anl 2 - reloint-tviby
over pameability of water through tho glue; 3. stability
of adhesion
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ACC NR, AP6023064 /4
AUTHOR: Freydin, A. S.; Orlova, L. 3.
ORG: nono
TITLE: Resistance of opo)V
SOURCE: Plasticheskiyo massy, no. 4, 1966, 37-38
A:F 5 'A/
TOPIC TAZ: epoxy th,_,r;---d ajinj, adhesion
ABS"itAOT: -Ina c.-'ar,.:I, -t-,c.-.;-"h of 0:;.Dxy gi.,;os acry'_ate
~gluo EPTIS-1, glue K-153, "d e~oyv-ruober value K-147) fcr
z
!the al=in= alloy k-:~ -.-as stuc;icd in 1,rocess of thez-mal a.,-..n,7 a-~ 1533.
;aging, the adha!-i-r. s-,rer.~t` of 7i-..ia cha-'7edywhi _e _h ~of
tw3 glues increased ~-'e d-raLon. o-' a All -,aree --lues s.-owac. in-
crease olp adheS4,,j_, was exi'airc- ry an extension of T,:,,) azer.
in the samplesxa by -~n a,~d"Lion-1 har"cnin~ of u,(! -lues due to beating. The ~jresence
of 0 did not decrease adhesion rtrength because of the impediment of the 0 diffusion
iinto2the tightly gliuad GriC. art. has: 3 fig. 2
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GHERNCYV, G.A.;
Serotonin (5-oxytryptamine) content of the blood in various
hematologic&l diseases. Probl. gemat. i perel. krovi 5 no.2t
21-28 F 160. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Iz mdiiobiologicheskoy laboratorii (zav. - prof. M.O.Raqobenbakh)
i gematologicheskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. M.S.Dul'tain) TSentrallnogo
ordena 14nina instituta gematologii i pere;ivaniya krovi (dir, -
doystvi-tellnyy ehlen AMN SWR prof. A.A.Bp*Warov) Ministervtva
zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(INDOLOL) (BLOOD-DISELSES)

-ORLOVAq L.D*-- -
Problem of fibril2olysis. Probl. gemat. i perel. kravi 5 no. 9:15-23
160. (MIRA 1,4:1)
(FIBRIN)

URIM, R.M.; ORIDVA, L.D.
Study of the i ological properties of the body in chronic
andamte leukemias. Probl.gemat.i perel.krovi no.6:28-31 161.
(MIRA 14'.10)
lo Is nerologicheakoy laboratorii (save - prof. P.P. losyakov)
i gematologicheakoy, kliniki, (save - prof. M.S. Dulltsin) Tsm-
trallnogo ordena leniva Instituta gematologii i pereli7aniya krovi
(dir. - deystritel'My chlen AMR SSSR prof. A.A. Bagdasarov).
(UWMIA) (ANTIGUS AND ZTIBODIRS)

UMOVA, M.A.; IDRYE, Yu.I.; ORLOVA, L.D.1 KOVALEVA, L.G.
Detection of anti-Hr antibodies. Probl.gemat.i perel.lu-cvi
no.6:52-55 'U. Ok-l 1', 14 - ',;' )
1. Iz TSentrallrogo ordena Lenina instltutn gematologii A per I,--
vmniya I~rovi (dir. - do-v9tvltel'nyr chlpn A:2: SSSR prof.
Bagdasarov).
(RH FACTOR)

LORNE, Yu.I.; ORLOVA, L.D.
Hemorrbagic diathemis cauaed by factor VII (proconvertin) deficiency.
Pro'bl. gemat. i perel. krovi 6 no.3s22-30 I'm '61. UU4 14: 3)
(HEMOPHILIA)

FXYNSHWNP F. E., kand. mad. nauk; ORLOVA, L. D.
Pathogenesis of hemophilia and the mechanism of tatic effect
in treating aplastic and bypoplaetic anemias. Terap arkh no.7:
u,91 161. (;dU 15:2~
1. Iz gematologicheskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. M. S. Dul'tzin)
TSentrallnogo inotituta gematologii i perelivaniya krovi.
(ANEMIA) (HEMOPHILIA)

CRWVA L.D.- RDWNOV, G.A.; FR33OVSKAYA, I.V.
!!k..
%* of a nev type of thrmbelastograph in blood diseases. Probl
Smat.i perel.krovi no.904-W 162, (Km 1;312)
le Is gmatologichookoy kliniki (sav. - prof. H.S. Allitsij)
Wentrallnogo ordena Immina instituta g-tologii i perelivamiya
kroTi (dire - dotsent A.Te. liselev) i 2-y kafedry terapii (my. -
prof. Me. Tot~Ml) Mentrallnogo institute usoverabWtvwmj7a
vrachey, (MMS-DISUM) (8MD-4maulATIOl)

FINOVSKATAY I.V.; ORLOVA, L.D.; MOKMVA, R.A.
Minutes of the meetings of the Hematological Section of the
Moscow Therapeutic Society. Probl. gmat. i perel. krari 8
no.104-60 Ja 163. (MIRA 1615)
(MNATOLOGY-C(MGMSFS)

LORIYE, Yu.I.; GRLOVA_, L.D.
Chfmges in the blood coagulation system in the Marciiiafava-
Micheli disease. Probl. 1-emr--t. i perel. krovi nr~.100-11 ',--3
(MI:--11
1. Iz gematologicheskoy kli-niki (zav. - prof. M.S. N-11tsin)
TSentrallnogo ordena Lenina instituta gematologii i perelivaniya
krovi (dir.- ~iotsert A. Ye. Kiselev) Ministerstva zdravookhra-
neniya SSSR.

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7. a!,

BERDINSKIY, I.S.; ORLOVA L.D.i SAMOYLOVSKIKH, N.A,
Substituted hydraVcarboxyllc acid hydrazides. Part 24: D'-a-yl
and dialkjlglycol~c aoid 3,4..-dirothy~phenjrlhydrazldes. Zh~.
org, khims I nc.7:1222-12~5 Jl t65,
(MIRA 18-.11)
1. Permakly gos-;darstvermyy universitet imonA A.M.GorliDgo.

TERENT'YEVA, E.I., prof.; KRASTOSHEVSKAYA, T.G.; ORLOVA, L.D.
Study of the electron microscopic strurture of hemaLopole*'c
tissue cells. Report No.2: Hemocytc-blasts in acuLe leukemi,.
Probl. gemat. i perel. krovi no.2:3-14 t65.
( M: RA 3 8 -. I I
1. TSitologicheskaya laboratoriya (zav. - prof. E.I.Terentlyeva)
i gematologiche:~.kaya klinika (zav. - prof. M.S.Dulltsln)
TSentrallnogo ordena Lenina invtIt!,ta gew-itulugii i per-11vw y~.
krovi (dir. - dotsent A.Ye.Kiselev), Mos,--va.

LAW.-IN) I.].; YMTAP7Y--VA, N. Ye.; ORLOVA, L.D.
Reactior,a of 0(.f-ch2orinated ethers Ln the preseunce of einc.
Part 2: New methods of synthesizing dlarflmethanes, st-Ilbenes,
and --chl aro- d.Ido adi(alkox7aryl)ethanes. Zhur. org. khim. I
not, ~2t2169--,1172 D 165 (YITRA 19i1)
1. Permakly gosudarstvennyy untveraltet. %Inl.Ltqd Decombfir 14,
1964.