SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PETROVA, N. YA. - PETROVA, O. V.

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FEMOVA, N. Ya., SIIIKHM, M. G. and 3HIKHM, A. G.
1949.
"RetardinR the Evaporation of Liquids", Zh xnal 11 riklandnoy Khimii, Vol. 22, No. 9,
A Digest, W-12200, 25 Jul 1950

PETROVA, N. S.
PKROVAP N. S. - "Characteristic of the Disruption of Some Nervous Regula-
tory Mechanisms of Vascular Tonus in Hypertension Patients."
~Dissertations For Degrees In Science and Engineering
Defended At USSR Higher Educational Institutims)(30)
Medical Inst imeni V. M. Molotov, Chair of Hospital Therapy,
Sanitary Hygiene, and Pediatric Faculties, Tashkent, 1953
q,'; 1Q1I_ZHNAYA LETOPIS' No 30, 23 July 1955
* For the Degree of Cand~dite -f 1,11edicil Scionces.

RIVIIN, laaak Davydovlch; ZAPOLISKIT, Vyacheslav Petrovich; BOGDAVOY,
Petr Andreyevich; SHOSTAE, A.G.. redaktor; PARTSIUSKIT, B.N..
redaktor izdatelletya; PATROVA. N.S., tekhnicheekly redak.-tor
[Sound measuring method of observing manifestations of mine pressure
in the workings of the Irtvoy Rog Basin) 2vukometrif-haskii metod
nabliudeniia proiavlanii gornogo tlavleniia na shakhtakh Kriyorozb-
skogo baseelna. Moskva, Goo. nauchmo-tekhn. izd-vo lit-z7 po chernol
i tovetnoi metallurgii, 1956. 188 p. (MLRA 9:8)
(Krivoy Rog-Subsidencee (Ikrth movemriats))
(Xining engineering)

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Dec.

PETROVAp O.t IVANOV, D.
"Obtaining ferric-chromous catalyzor for oxidation of ammonla"
Teahka Promishlenost. Sofiiit,, Bulgaria. Vol. 8, no. 2, Feb. 1959
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAT), LC, Vol. 8, No. 6, Jun 59, Lhiclas

PBUOVA. 0.
She operate a asohlrAo Znan.ta pratela no.12:18
D 959. (N IM 13 14)
(Kiev-Shoo industry)

FWMOVA, C,
Metal of our time. Znan.ta pratsia no.6:10-11 Je 16o.
OCLRA 13:8)
(Alumimm)

P MIL)VA, 0.
"New Working Noms in Beekeeping. p. 172" (KOO?EP-ATTW0 -7-15FDFL-E) Vcl. Z- 62, N-c- 5,
May 1951, Sofiya, Eulgurla.
SO: Monthly List of East Euro-,ean Accesjions L.C. Vol. ?, No.11, Nov. 1953, Uncl.

PETROVA 0.
1~ .-..p
Surgeon invade* the brain. Znan.ta pratala no.9.-22-21,, S 161.
(KM 3.4tg)
(KM9V-M=-ZUF&MT)

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sri. U.R.S~S. 40, 22"(Iolnoa-
90 %*king with a 5% soln. of X011 m NaOll far I ~h hts.
hW no egptj CC Wtd3 ti rara-mat krA--Ch)j, the
rubber.*Mkv domajoUnn. On oceds of the common
aanddina, T. ilkinak. ifffininstlon was tt;durtd from 72
00 to 7% &M swvWnS seedlings were abiu4mal A 101%
90 soln. vi X011 caused a io6% ttkowity in r. olki"alt, antl
00 a considerable reftainn in the germination (A hok
78hyx. It is pwalble by this means to purify th~ serds
00 4 kok-salthyx I-M th.W Of WMds 1. T Sullivan
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MAR, G.V.; KYTHANOV, ..V.; PITROVA, O.A.
Structure and characteristics of biaxially compressed wood. Trudy
Inst. lesa I drev. 6503-90 163. (HIM 16s10)

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PETIROVA, O.A.
Polyp~oidy in the fescue grass Festuca sulcata Back. in
connection with various prowth conditions. Bot.zhur. 50
no.7:1004-1008 J3 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Khartkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

CHININA, N.S.: NIKOLISKAYA., M.N. j MZSTROVSKIY, R.Z.,;-E6MZ&.a_0.A.
Electrolytic polishing of rectangular wires. Blul.tekh.-ekon.infoi-m.-
Gooonaucho-issloinst.naueb, i tekhinform. no.4:15-17 162o
(MIRA 15:7)
(Electrolytic poliehing)

S/153/62/005,/006/008/015
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AUTHORS: Komicov, I.P., Divinskiy, A.F., Petrova, O.A. and
B el en I kiy, D1. A.
TITLE: Elimination of pitting in bright nickel-plating
electrolytes
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshilch uchebnykh zavedeniy, Khimi,va
khimicheskaya tekhnologiya, v. 5, no. 6, l-)62,
951 - 953
TEXT: An attempt was made to elimina,;e pitting during bright
nickel-plating by additions of surface-active materials to the
electrolyte. Twelve phosphoro-organic r-::,,~tpounds werc. prepared by
the interaction of various alcohols .ith phosphorous pentoxido.
Similar sulphur-organic compounds Deere also prepar,~d by the inter-
action of secondary higher aliphatic alcohols with sul furic acid.
Sodium salts of tho compounds were made and tested as additives to
the electrclyte. It was shown that the sodium salts of mono- and
di-haptyl esters of phosphoric acid prevented pilting only in a
short interval of concentration of the order of 0.015 9/1. Pittil-C
occurred if the concontration was Increased. Additions of
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secondary alk, sulfates of sodium prevented the OCCUrrence of
pitting. The surfac,) tension of the bright nickol electrolyte,
consisting of nickel sulfate 250-300, sodium chloride 10-15,
boric acid 35, coumarine 1 and paratoluene sulfantide 2 &/I.,was
70 dynes/cm. Addition of 0.1 g/l. sodium alklySiAlfates decreased
the surface tension to 30 dynes/cm. Addition of sodium alkyl-
sulfates made possible the production of bright nickel coatings
not requiring polishing and without pitting. It was recommended
that a daily correction to the electrolyte of 0.1 ml./l. anti-
pitting agent should be used to maintain stable -irorking of the bath
ASSOCIATION: Kaf edra organichoskoy Idiimii, Moskovskiy
telchnologicheskiy institut myasnoy i molochnoy
promyshlennosti i tsentrallnyy nauchno-issle-
dovatel'skiy institut vspomogatellnylch i
zapasnylch detaley k telcstillnomu oborudovaniyu
(Department of Organic Chemistry, Moscow Technological
Institute of the Mcat and Milk Industry and Central
Scientific Research Institute of Accessories and Spare
Parts for extile Equipment)
SUBMITTED: July 3, 1911
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KATSER, I.M., inzh.p starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; FETROVA, O.A., kand.
te)dm.nauk
Protection of dyeing and finishing equipment against corrosion.
Tekst.prom. 21 no.11:65-68 N 161. (MIRA 14: 11)
1. TSentralInyy nauchno-issledovatellslciy institut vopomogatelinykh
izdeliy i zapasnykh detaley k tekstilIncou oborudovaniyt&
(TSNII14ashdetall) (for Katser).
(Textile machinery-Corrosion)

BELENIKII, M.A., inzh.; LAYNER, V.I., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.i_ PETROVA, O.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk
Bright nickel plating with equalizing additions. Vest. mash. 41
no.6:37-41 Je 161. (MIRA 14:6)
(Nickel plating)

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B102/B147
AUTHOR: Petrova, 0. A.
TITLE: Nonporous chrome plating of stainless steels
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 20, 1961, 262, abstract
201181 (Nauohno-inaled. tr. Tsentr. in-t nauohno-tekhn. inform.
legk. prom-sti, eb- 7, 1960, 38 - 44)
TEXT: Conditions for producing nonsoaling, dense Cr coatings on stainless
steels were established. Tirm adhesion between coating and basic metal is
achieved by cathodic treatment of the metal prior to the initial oh I ome
plating, which is carried out in the same electrolyte at D 0 - 5&/dm and
5C0C within 5 min- Mechanical ccrrveion tasts showed that maximum stability
is displayed by X17M2 (Kh17N2) and 1X13 (1Kh13) Iteele with combined Or
coating: 1) milky Or coating: 70 0C, Do a 30 --/dm , thickness 20f4 yield with
respect to current: 10 - 11%? 2) brilliant Or coating : temperature 50 00,
Do 0 50 a/dm2, thickness 30 - 50r, yield with respect to current: 13%.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation.]
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PETROVA, 0. A. Cana Tbch Sal -- (dims) "Combined chromium plating of steel as t,
proteotion against corrosion and mechanical wear-and-tear." Me, 1957. 8 pp 20 am.
(Min of Higher Education TISSR. Mom Inst of Nonferrous Metalat and Gold im M. I.
Kalinin), 110 copies. (KL, 16-57, 106)
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ZARITSKIY. Ye.H.; WS911, I.M,-; FEMOVA, O.A.
Bffect of corrosion bihibitors on corrosivo and ;techanical wear.
Dokl. " SSSR 135 no.4:890-892 160. (MM 13: 11)
Nauchno-issledova'"t,.ol'skiy institut vepomagatel.Inykh ladelty
i zapasnykh detaley k tokatillnomu oborudovaniyu. -Precletayleno.
akadomikom I.A.Rabinderom.
(Corrosion md anticorroBivan)

.)/122/61/000/006/004/011
m 0, 11 D24-1/D301
ALTHORS: Belen'kiy, M.A., Engineer; Layner, V.I., Doctor of
Technical Sciences, Professor; Petrova, O.A., Candidate
of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Bright nickel plating with levelling additives
P0110DICAL: Vestnik mashinostroyeniya, no. 7, 1961, 37-41
TEXT: This article gives the results of research on -the above problem
conducted by the TsNIIMashdetal1. An electrolyte of t',.ie follo%%ing com-
position was chosen: 250 to 3000 gm/l of nickel sulphate (,NiSO 4. 7H20),
40 to 50 gm11 nickel chloride (NiCL 2 . 61120) and 35 &nn/I of boric acid
(113D03). Subsequently NiCL, Was replaced by 10 to 15 gm/l of NaCl, since
preliminary tests showed that this change does not affect the quality of
the deposit or levelling action. The tempersture was maintained at
500C and current density was 4 to 6 A/dm2 except when investigating the
inf)uence of these parameters. Couniarin (lactone of o-hydroxvcinnatnic.
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Bright nickel plating with... D244/D301
acid, C9H60 2) was tested as a. levelling agent, for which ethyl alcohol
or glacial acetic acid were used as solvents. An specimens, pieces of
thin shoots of copper, brass and steel in flat and cylindrical shooes
were uaod. As a criterion of levelling, the formula used by the
Czechoslovak InRtituto for Metals Protection im. Alcimov, was adopted.
Uq. 1). where h,' and h' - depth of roughness before and after plating.
2
The effect of Coumarin concentration is illustrated,
0.1 gm/l giving maximum levelling. This concentration,
however, does not ensure maximum brightness and in choosing
the Coumarin content, a compromise between these two effects must be
made. To remove internal stresses and the tendency to pitting of the
deposit (caused by COLIMarin) other additives must be also used. Higher
temperature of the bath tends to reduce internal stresses, but the in-
crease of concentrations of such ions as Nil4 , Nal Mg, Co etc. tends to
increase them. According to A.G. Samartsev and Yu. V. Lyzlov (Ref. 7-
Vnutrenniye napryazheniya v elektroliticheskikh osadkakh nikelya,
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Bright nickel plating %vith...
Trudy I-y natkchno-tekhniclieskoy konferent.-iii po vepro-Ram intensifi-
katsii proizvodatva i povysheniva kachestva gal I-,,jnichcskiIh pokrytiy,
Kiyev - Odessa 1956), the increase of the pli value from 6 to 6.1 or
6.2 produces a sharp increase in internal stresses. Various organic
additives influence current conSLIMptian and coumarin was tested in
this respect. Even small amounts of coumarin were foundtD increase
deposit hardness. To increase the brightness of the deposit and to
reduce internal stresses, 2 gm/1 of para-toluolsul,phamide was added
which had the beat effect with 1.5 gm/1 of coumarin (Fig. 5).
Fig. 5. Legend: Effect of coumarin
content on the nickel deposit bright-
ness I - current density of 4 A/dm2-
2 - of 4 to 6 A/dm2.
An electric method, worked out by
G.K. Potanov and A.T. Sand.zherovs-
kiy (Ref- 10: ZhFKh, t.XXXII, vyp.
6, 1958), was used for measuring
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Bright nickel plating with.*. D244/D301
internal stresses, This method depends on measuring the bending of the
cathode under the stress in the deposit. To prevent pitting, surface
active substances such as sodium lauryl sulphate (0.2 to 1.0 gm/1) or a
wetting agent which reduces surface tension to 30 dyne/cm., can be
added. On the basis of the investigations madt , it can be concluded that:
1) Coumarin has a high levelling action but d)es not give a bright
deposit and causes a marked increase of inter.ial stress and pitting.
2) Paratoluolaulphamide tn a bath containing coumarin produces a bright
and tension free deposit. 3) Addition of R-10(DrIO, sodium alkyl sul-
nhate) in the amount of 0.07 6nn/l ensures absence of pitting. 4) For
bright nickel plating with a good levelling action the following electro-
lyte composition (gin/1) is recommended: Nickel sulphate (NiSO4.7 11 20)
250-300; Sodium chloride (NaCl) 10-15; lioric acid (1131J03) 35;
Coumarin 0.8-1.5; P-toluolsulphamide 2; Anti-pitting additive D-10
0.05-0.1; bath working conlitions: teinpera.ure 50oC; pli = 4.3 to 3.3;
current density 4 to 6 A/d,2; Hate of deposit-Lon 1 to 1.5'~A/inin. The-e
are 7 figures and 11 references: 7 Soviet-bloc and 4 tion-Suvict-bloc.
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The r e f ei- en, -a to x he~ kiigi t-1-1
Ref . 4 . S.A. iv,il J Edv~tlz 'trl , Vl.c I - ~.I AI 11c dn'~ sips al i , nlsh.ng
Vol. 10, nD. 5, 1 it, kki Iiii. Prog. 45th
Annual Con weiit . Ame, t i a~ f-i in, i lina I,, 01i io, 1958)
Newark, 1958, RO. J, IJ~J, Fkshl si;. Piodki I Finishing,
Vol. -1, 1956, fIL. 19589
45, no. 9.
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B/020
,/60/135/004/029/037
B004/BO56
AUTHORSt Zaretskiy, Ye.M.t Kateer, I.M., and Petrova, O.A.
TITLEs Effect of Corrosion 'jnhibitors Upon Corrosive and Menhanioal
Wear
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii neuk SSBF, 1960, Vol. 135, No. 4, PP.
890 - 892
TEXTs The wear of steel under 3onditions where corrosive and mechanical
effect are of the same order of magnitude is discussed in the present paper.
This case occurs on wet s;inniAj of flax. It was the aim of the present
work to reduce corrosive and me,)hanioal wear caused by Moscow tap water
in 4X 13 type nitrided stetl by means of corrosion inhibitors. Experi-
ments were made at 4000 in a X2M'(Kh2M) device, in which a disk of high-
speed steel revolved in an sleotiolyte and formed a hole in the specimen.
Speod was 600 rpm in all experimelAs at a load of 2.25 kg. First, tho
effect of cathodic and anodic polarization was examined. A Platinum foil
served as second electrode, Results tre compiled in fig. 1. Fig. 2 shows
the result of the aotion of anodic and cathodic inhibitors. Addition of
sodium hexametaphosphate reduced wear by 25%. The authors thank
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Effect of Corrosion Inhibitore Upon S/020/60/135/004/029/037
Corrosive and Mechanical, Wear B004/BO56
M.A.Babichev for his advice. There are 2 figures and 9 refer-
endeis 8 Soviet and I US.
ASSOCIATIONo Nauohno-isoledovatellskiy institut vapomogateltriykh izdeliy
i zapasovykh detaley k tekstillnomu oborudovaniyu (Scientif-
ic Reaearch Institute of Accessories and Spare Parts of
Textile Equipment)
PRESE11TEDi June 24, 1960 by F.A.Rebinderp Acadomician
SUBMITTEDs June 1, 1960
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V'- wear in mm3.
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FXTROVA, O,A,; RIEDLIBUYA, M*N.
thing Inhibitors for preventing corrosion of steel purts. Biul.tekh.
-ekon.inform., no,9:69-71 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Inhibition (Chemistry)) (Corrosion-&A anticorrialv6s)

FETRC'J"l., wl-. A.
36330 Kl.lrrlches~lv mFt-Dd ochistki sem;-bn t nef.wuchukonf----n~,kh
oduv-;.nchdkov. Friroda, J- 4?, :1-". 5~--,58,
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bo-43:78,-82 155. (MA -9:7)
1.3otasichealti.v mad Kharikovskogo goeudarstvennogo -aniveralteta
imeni A.M.Gorlkogo.
(Dandilions)

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o ldvukhsloNnN~rn, khrorriorn
PERIODICAL V FI., i praktika elektrolit. khromirovanlya. Mos-
, ow. AN' SSSR, N57, pp 147- 107
ABSTRACT Work was done on the determination of the feasibility of us-
ing a two laver deposit of Cr as a protective coating for the
grooved t ylinders of wet flax- spinning machines. A method of
combired chrome plating iC; consisting of applying a ~oublle-
layer ( oating is proposed. The first layer, NiU thic-k, is
deposited as a duil C 70'C. (-alhode cd 30 amp/dniz), the
~,e( ond laver, 50,4A thick, is deposited as a bright C (501),
cathode cd 55 amp/dn-i2;. The .ombined Cr depos,tion ensureT
wear and corrosion resis!arice for the surface of the grooved
viinders.
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MeOsrcla ImUtFAICUS Gal &-scher. concernsi WIth RoAln' methods of *Jeet~
platift Mal %)as unfifttaoa or wrivalm~"Iffit"t metallic lmtnummu.
cowzu,o, "" "i"a"m loolelMs ellm- -Dw- me the tmu at Dewral Als-
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1. 3(,tqnlcheakiy sad Rhar'kovskogo grosudarstvennogo universitetA
k;-:".j !Plarits, Ornamental)

KOLITSOVA, V. , inzh.; Prinimali uchastiye.t PETROVA) O.D. rabotnitsa;
DG~UChA 17VA, Ye.Ya., rato'-nitsa
UsE of metalized (palatine-type) dyes for dyein-- wool i'el'- cones.
Nauch,issl. triady TSNIISherstd no.17:94-96 '62. (I'JRA 17:12)
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nn t ion, chm-Acal energy conversion, hexane
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i ts atal ti -I ': * Z': . I 1~
),I the Catalyst incr(-ascs c y c , c -Lvi I
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ir. Lhe conversion a', N-hexancj. 11m catalyst samplQs we;,-, irrauiated
Ca,d I ~2 UDC : 562.97

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4 3 5j
Card 2" 2

-, af fe Ing the
oa~trlulcycle in
, MA~
OWSMA ww"JO17-1,

ARSERIYEVA, N.A.; BZLIGOVSXIT. X.L.; DZIDNE, N.L.; PRTROVA, O.N.; MOSTOVA.
V.v.; SHAPIRO, R.I.
Radiation genetics. Itogi nsukri.Biol.nnuki no.1:329-378 157.
(RADIATION--PHYBIOIDGICAL HYFECT) (GYUWICS) (MIRA 11-3)

PETROVA, 0. N.
Dissertation defended at trLe Institute of Animal Morpholu,-,y imeni
A. N. Severtsov for tne academic degree of' Candicate of Biological Sciences:
11kffect of X-ray Irradiation of the Fertility of Females of Several Sl,ecies
of Mannals.n
VestrUA Akad Nauk, No. 4, 1963, pp. 1l)-145

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fiziki i ln,;titat genetic.-
'.0";4va (dn-3tiTate of :3ioiogical Physics and
i'-~Ut---UU-uQ of ~onetics, Aj U66R, i-loscow)

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1016 1216
AUTHOR Petrova, 0. N.
TITLE The role ofthe local and distant effect-, oftotal bods Viri-adiation in injuring mice oNaric,
SOURCE Akademiva nauk SSSR. institut Fenctiki. Trudv. no 26. 19t)2. 190 199
TEXT Riviiation injure of mammalian tissues and organs h~, total body Xi-i-ractiation riia% he due io a
direct effect of X-ra\s on the given tissue or organ or to indirect effects resulting from damage o~lwher organ,
or appearance of radialoxins The tole (if the local and distant effects in radiation injur,, of the w\ual gland,
of mammals has not Net been cleark established. The elucidation of this problem nia-, greatl\ help in under-
standing the mechankm of action of total bodv irradiation on the sexual svstem. 122 se\ualk mature line A.
female mice, \\eighing 19 16 P each were divided into 4 grolips. One group N%as subjected to total bod,, irradia-
iion N\ ith a dose of 100 r (con,fitions i 160 170 Kv. 5 6 mA. filters~ 0.5 min Cu + ().7~, mm At ~ focal di,;Iancc
00 cm. (lose rate 6.4 0.7 r min) \hhich N%as not lethal but caused irreversible sterilization The 2-nd gi-twp
was subjected it) local irradiation (if the ovaries (irradiated area 30 - 18 mm). In the 3rd group onl\ ibe
head% N%ere irradu:ted. \%hile the 41h group was not irradiated at all. The estrual cycle of the animals Aas
investigated b\ daily examining vaginal smears for the first 3 months and during the 6th and 9th months
dfter irradiation In addition. 3 and 6 months after irradiation all the mice \A-ere che~:ked for fertiliv, b~ placinu
Card 1 2

I lie role of the lotal and (11%tant effect of
S! 1) 70 16 2., (Y X) '() 2 6 U) I : (Y) I
10 16 1! 12 16
them in the sam,~ cage Aith non-irradiaied males for 2 Aecks and ecording the size of each litter and the
numb,et ot stillborn progeny Fhe remilts have .,ho%%n that the inpry cau-;ed by fotal hodN X irra-liation ot
mice Atlh a rion-lethal sterilizing close (IM r) is due to local damage of the ovaries There are -i ngure~, and
I tables
NSSOCIATION- Instant genenki AN' SSSR (institute of generics AS USSR)
Card 2 2

I PLATUNOVA, L.V.
:LIK, G.ril.; PzTAOVA, 0.11.; R16YUKP L.A.;
Study of the shift in isotope make-up of the elements 3r, Rb,
Ga., K and Li in their assimilation from the nutrient medlm by
plants. Biofizika 6 no.6:740-744 161. 0.',1"A 15-1)
1. Agrofizicheskiy nauchno-is6ledovatellskiy institut Vsesoyuznoy
akade:.-.ii se1'skokhozvaystvennykh nauIc imeni V.I.Lenina, Leningrad,
(16CTOkLS)

NECHAYEV, !.A.; PET--tPVA, O.R.; GHUDIN(ASKAYA, G.A.
Surviva-_ rate of golden haiasters followint, whole-body X irradiat: on
,-mereaptoethylamine. T_ d
and As chan,-e due to tiie effect of f2
(MIRA 14", 1
Inst. -en. no.28.4-10-420 161.
(RADIATION PIOTECTION) (MERCAPTO COMPOUNDS)
(X litAYS-FifiSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

PETRO VA. 0. H.
Role played by the lncal and Indirect effect of total-body X
Irradiation in ovarian injurieB in mice. Dokl,AN SSSR 123
no.6:1018-1021 D 158. (MIRA 12-1)
1. InetitVt gnnotikl A14 SSSR. Prod stavlonn ukadomikom T.D.
LTseftko. (X IZATS--PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFBCT) (OVARIES)

Petrcva, 0. N. SO 7/2 0- 1 ?
lhe R81e of the Local and Distant Effects o f fi 1 X - ii.--
Irradiation in the Caso of Injuries to thp Ovarif-i ~f
(Roll mestnogo i aistrintsionnogo deystviya
7,~nt,-- nrvskogo obluchpniya v i,.-vrezhdeuii yaichn.' !~ -V E71%
DAI AkadpmJ.i rau USSR, 1 V(~. 1?
-h- -.-thorC38 e st- ral :in%;
inveqt
n cz wh--~ther tht~
fema-le mice
Simulta-neou.-' - upur
rr- ~!i -i o t' ri 9 1 -i,,-a led. 1`7
m-i e o no A e -L i n exa-:ii ',q
subdividled into tl.e fo'l-ving ;-roups: Ania-31-9
,re re
to'al .--ray -'L----!i,diati-n. ?) An-'mals in which 11h( (:,vp. n
-as irradiated loc!,Ily. 3) Anjm&,'= ir, which t,'.(,. hp-n'
--radialed. 4' s n -3 E. s we r-1 r-c rr--, i
e .:-o desc-it-A in --t. :!.e
-xpc rime r'. s
irvest-*;~--t--~--, " Lnd
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r-aliati,-)r- For 1 i s pu s ca.

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atJ -
r a s
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toil non-1. rr~idi!-~t,,,! ma I i Lninf!
k t he r i t) i
the number of yc,,,ii;,~ mirt, ,rn-~uc-~i in ricli 1'r
and t'.c- numbor c.' stiilbirtl.:~ was rt., c o rA,? I
r.--..;ul tf). t'-IE Olt [I -I , i -, rC, i a t n f ~ "r r I zrt
c 1F, D':-1 .ti,)r, 11 tu r~!.
al a
cy(-le. De vi a i ri t!ic, rul-.~ -.r-~
r,-. c n t!-, a f(-E--, th,~,-..;:elv- -I.,
d-ttirlances
di S ti n~ 'ne s s -!.,i th a r, irtr--rvyi? f
~iradiation onwaruls. '"h- "ci;trn!" :1, u -I
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similar manne-. n
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D c 3.
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IT Nuz d n C --re .rc n ri~-- -':e mi!)c. r o f A
Sc 1, .-,c % s "S-j' , -t- -"- SI, 4 r0
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r, 'a, r-c- r; fur.
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A uz,, s t

- HAP ITZ( , N. 1. a NL -, Hil r1,. 11. T. . PETROVA , :% 11 ~
Efle,-t o4' I irradiatior or tt~ vlabillt7 ard fertillt.r of gulnea
- 1 78 r W! '. t sumna ry i n Brig" " st 1 . '19
JI-Ag ~B (MTRA 11 :7)
1 . inst Itut biof i zilui t Inati t Lit genetiki AN SSSR.
(K RO.TS--Ph'YSAOL,-(,ICAL FY~T.CT)
%'r,-JTTIEA PIGE)

Pi-nm, o. P., (Cr&d 9tud)
Dissertation: "T)evelopment of Methods for Determining the Mechanical Properties of Rocks
by Impressing a Die." Cand Tedh Sci, Moscow Orrier of the Labor Red Banner Petroleum Inst
imeni I. M. Gubkin, 29 Jun 54. (Vechernyaya Moskva, Moscow, 18 Jun 54)
SO: SUM 318, 23 Dec 1954

AID P - 3620
Subject USSR/Minirg
Card 1/1 Pub. 78 - 4/1'20
Authors Shreyner, L. A., V. P. Yakushev, 0. P. Petrova and A. T.
Portnova
Title Classification of rocks according to their mechanical
characteristics
Periodical Neft. khoz., v. 3-41, #10, 15-23, 0 1955
Abstract The author makes an analysis of the purely mechanical
characteristics of rocks that are Important for proper
use of drilling equipment in penetrating the formations.
An apparatus Is described which was uEed to determine the
compressive strength, resilience, plasticity and breaking
point of brittle, plastic-brittle, and non-brittle rocks.
Some data of those tests are given, 4 references, 1949-
1955.
Institution None
Submitted No date

LdnYIM ~ L.A.; PSTROVA, O.P.
.. -
Detarmination of plastic properties of rocks. Dokl.AN SSSR 96 no."0:511-513
Sr,4. (KIRA 7:6)
m
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1. Institut nefti Akademii nauk SSSR.
Predstaylano akademikom S.A.Khristianovichom. (Rocks) (Plasticity)

SMTXIM, L.A.;TAKIMW. V.P.;PNTItDIA, O.P.;PMTNOVA, A.T.
Classification of rocks according to mechanical properties
Neft-khon-33 no.10:15-23 0 '55. (KLRA 9:1;
Olacks--Analysis) (Boring)

SIZZINGXR, I.I.; KCKMOV. K.S.; PSTROVA. 0.P.
AppF,ratus for determining the mechanical propertie-,i of rocks.
Zov.lab. 24 no.10:1270-1271 158. (KIRA 11:11)
1. Institut neftl AN SSSR.
(Hoc ka ) (Testing machines)

SHR YM, Leonid Alaksandrovich; PAMOVA, 011ga Pavlovm; YAKUSHEV, Vasilly
Petrovich; PORTNOVA, Anns Timafeyevna; SADILMM, Konstautin
Mikhaylovich; 11WHKO. Fi)wlay Aleksandrovich; PAVWVA. Nina
Pikola"vna; BALMIN. Pavel Stepanorich, St%LfAk, Alaksandr
Ivanovich; KOVALVA. A.A. , vedushchiy red.; POLOSIM, A.S., tokhn.
red.
[Kochanical and abrasive properties of rock] Kekhanicheskie i abra-
zivnye ovoistva gornykhporod. Pod ebahchei red. L.A. Shreinera.
MoBkva. Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry,
1958. 200 P. (KIRA 11:8)
(Rocks)

0 R 3
T 1 T L E:
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K!:n Ftr--~
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ASSICCIATL-~','. 35SR
AS '-'SSR;
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Shreyner, Leonid %1(,~5andrnvich, Petrova
Vasiliy Petrovich, Portnova, ~~na _'TimCITeYevna,
Mikhaylovich, wlochxo, Nikolay %,'i~'rsinJrovich,
yevna, Bilandin, Pavel Step~novich, lpiv-i~, -'~Lelrsrin,Ir lvar,,vi
Mekhanicheskiye i abrazivnyye svoy.-;tvi '~!,ornykh pnro;! 01'e,-hanic:il ~n
Abrasive Properties of Rocks)
3,000 copies printed.
cen. Ed.~ Shreyner, L.A., Professor-, 7xecutive ~-d.: Yovaleva,
Tech -~d.: Polosina, A.0,.
PURPOSI~: The book is intended! fnr scientists, engineers and techrici,ins
engaged in drilling operition-~ in the petrnleum ~-ind mining indw-;t ries
COV~RACI:': The book describes merhods of evaluating the mech,lnicil pro-
perties of rocl(s by meeins of tl1w ;tvT)j-pre,;sing technique. Th i t
od makes it possible to d(-L(-rmin(- simultant-riisly the
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ricity, and elastic modulus of rock.,- Rocks of differ,~nr minerp.'fi-
gical composition and structure are desccibed and classifi~-d by chf,ir
abrasive properties. Ba,;ic factors in the relationship of wear ,T,,
the mineralogical composition, load, and speed of rotation ~;re
A classification table of sedimentary rocks is also given The in-
formation provided in the book shoul(I promote the better use And de-
sign of drilling instruments, and operational procedures in different
geologic media. Professor VN, -laleskiv is cited As having made iTq-
portant contributions to this field. 'rhere are 64 di3grams, 70 tables
and 39 bibliographic references, of which 28 are Soviet, i "erman ;Ind
8 English.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
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PART 1. CLASS iFICATIONI r-7 RnCYS BY TH~H:? Y,-- '!A 1,7A.'_ PRO---,~--
Ch. 1, Mechanical Properties of Rocks and Their Drillabilitv
Ch. 11. Stress Conditions and the Mechanics of Disintegration under
Stamp Pressure
Stress zonditions under stamp pressure
Polarization-optical methods of testing stress conditions due to
stamp pressure
Disintegration processes under stamp pressure
Ch. ill. Methods of Determining the klechanical Properties of Roc~
by Stamp Pressure (0.A. Petrova) '3
Testing technique 33
Processing observations 38
Description of an automatic defor-mation-registering device for
testing the mechanical properties of rocks .48
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Ch. IV. Mechanical Properties of Rocks of Different Mineralogical
Composition and Structure (V,P Yakushev, A T Portnova)
Sedimentary rocks
Argillaceous rocks
Clastic rocls 7)5
Sandstones ~6
Pelites faleurolites] ~9
Carbonates ()I
Limestones 62
Dolomites 61
Sulphate-haloid rocks 66
Silicates 67
Volcanic and metamorphic rocks 68
Ch. V. Classification of Rocks by Mechanical Properties 73
Classification scales 73
Classification of sedimentary rocks by mechanical properties 76
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Ch. VI Effect of Liquid Media on the Mechanical Propertiet. of Roc,-~
(K.M. Sadilen~o)
Ch. VII. Relationship Between the Mechanical Properties of Rociv~,
and Tomperature (N.A. Klochko)
Ch. VIII. Results of the Application of Data on the Mechanical
Properties of Rocks to the Analysis of Drilling Processes
(N.N. Pavlova) 104
Bibliography
132
PART 2. CLASSIFICATION OF ROCKS BY THIEIR ABRASIV"-" CPA!?-,kCTE.Ris,r 1': 1-:1
Ch. I. Abrasion and Vear of Hard Materiak Through Friction
Ch. II. Methods of Deter-mining the Abrasive Properties of Minerals
and Rocks (P.S. 1~alandin, A.T. '~pivak)
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Ch. III. Abrasive Properties of Rock-Forming Minerals and r~rystalline
Rocks Relative to Tpmpered
Basic wearability patterns
tration
Basic patterns of relative
Vearability and dispersion
Effect of crushed rocks of
steel wearing
Steels (A,I Spivak) '52
in tempered steels, per unit of pene-
1~4
wearability in tempered steels 161
coefficients 1(5
different mineral composition on
171]
Ch. IV. Abrasive Properties of r7lastic Rocks in Relation to Tem-
pered Steels (P.S, Balandin) 1173
Ch. V. Abrasive Propertiesof Rocks in Relation to Hard Warbide)
Alloys (P.S. Balandin) 184
Ch~ VI. Rock Classification Rased on Abrasive Properties 190
Bibliography 199
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BMISOV, G.I.
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PETSAKHOVICH, I.M.; PXTRnVA, O.V.
Effect of chronic inflammatory processes in the periodontium of
deciduous teeth on the formation of permanent teeth; experimental
study. Stomatologlia no.4:7-10 JJ-Ag '55. (MLRA 8:10)
1. Iz kafndrv patologichaskoy anatomii (zav.--prof. IJI.Peysakhavich)
Kiyevskogo meditsinakogn stoma~ologicheskogo institute.
(TRETH, DECIDUOUS, diseases,
expmr.pmriodontitis of surrounding periodontium, eff. on
form. of permanent teeth)
(PMRIODONTIUM, diseases,
exper..of r)eriodontium surrounding deciduous teeth, off.
on form of permanent teeth.)

PSTROVA, O.V.,kandidat maditsinakikh nauk (Kiyev)
Pathogenesis of experimental chronic periodontitis. Probl. stom.
3:133-137 '56 (MLRA 10-5)
(TEETH--DISEASES)

PJWTROVA. O.V.,kandidat meditsinskikh nauk (Kiyev)
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Etiopathogenesis of marginal pariodontitiB. Probl. stom. 3:209-2111
156 (KLRA 10:5)
(PY.RIODONTIA)

PETROVA. 0.V., kandidat meditainakikh nauk (Kiyev)
Oral sepsis. Vrach.delo no.6:617-619 Je '57. (MLRA 10:8)
1. Kafedra patologicheakoy anatomii (zav. zaal. dayatell nauki prof.
Ye.I.Chayim) Kiyovskogo maditisin8kogo instituta
(MCUTH--DISEASES)

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YOOBSKAXA, ye.s.; MARCHENKO, A.I.; PETROVA, O.V
Changes in the dental pulp under fillirZe of plazt-ic. Probl.
5tl69-174 '60. (M:LLtA 15:2)
1. Kiya*okiy meditainskiy institut.
(PLASTICS IN MEDICINE) (DENTISTRY, OFEhATIVE)

PETROVA. O.V.
Case of lelol*roma cutis. Vest.ven. i derm. no.):55 My-Je '53. Nl-~A
1. Kliniku kozhnykh I venericheskikh bolezney Fliybyahovskoeo meditsi c,
Ins t Ituta. (Ski n-Tumor o )

PETROVA, O.V.
"Data on a .5tudy of Recurrent Syphilis and the Casues of '-ts Genesis."
Cand Red Sci Kuybyshev State Medical Inst, Kuybyshev, 1954. (RZhBiol,
No 4, Feb 55~
SO: Sum. No 631, 26 Aug 55 - 5urvey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations
Defended at USER Higher zducational Institutions (14)

PETROVA, O.Ya.
Spore-pollen emplexes of continentai Cenozoic molassta ir. sc~uth-
eastern Fergana according to ooss sectionj3 in Iski-Nau- A, Papan,
and 11dyyar. Nauch. trady TashGU no.256 Geol. nauki no.2268-96
'64 fMIRA 18t2)