SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POPOVA, A.N. - POPOVA, D.I.

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AUTHORS: Sviridenko, F.F. and P Dova, A.N. SOV/130-58-8-8/18
TITLE: Production of Open-hearth Phosphate Slac;,s atu the
C,
"Azovstal'Il Works (Proizvodstvo martenovskikh fosfat-
shlakov na zavode "Azovstall")
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1958, Br 8, pp 20 - 22 (USSSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors describe phosphate slag-makinr and crushing
0
oxporienco at the "Azovs-tall" Works, where a 340 000-ton-
a-year slag crushing plant ~figure) waL; conuidsoioned in
1955, slag fertiliser production being organised at the
same time. They outline thq influence of concentrations
of acid and basic oxides in slag on its P 20 5 content and
the phosphate solubility. The latter is determined after
sieving through a 0.1?5 mm aperture screen by a method
developed by the Ukrainskiy institut metallov (Ukrainian
Institute of Metals) jointly with the works. The complete
installation is maiq_~..ained under a small suction and is
provided with air cleaning filters. Data on the amounts
of slag produced, its P 2 05 content and its solubility for
various sta-es of the steel-meltin- Drocess are tabulated
0 0 .
uardl/2 for a heat in which ore with ?6/6 SiO, 2 and pig iron with
0.451o Si were used. The data show that production of slag

SOV/130-58-8-8/18
Production cf ODen-hearth PhosDha'ue Slags at the "AZovstal'" 1.7orlKs
with over 101Z P205 amounted to 16.Wo of the steel melted.
Actual production is considerably less than that calcu-
ated after alloiiing for scrap. The 1956 and 1957 fi;rures
for phosphate slag wool were 8.8 and 9.4%, resDectively,
of steel weight, the corresponding solubility figures
being 12.9? and 11.85.. The authors list some reasons for
these differezees. There are 1 figure and 1 table.
card 2/2 1. Slags--Production 2, Slags--Materials 3. Slags--Production
4. Pliospliates--Applications

LEVIT, V.G.; MOROZOVA, T.N.; POPOVA, A.N.
Use of indopan in clinical psychUtry. Zirar. nevr. i psi;-h. vol. 64
no.5:768-770 t64*' (MIRA 17:7)
1. Institut psikhiatrii kffi SSSR i kafedra psikJdatrii TSentral'no-'--
go instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey, Moskva.

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AUTHORS: Sviridenko., F.F. Fra a lin-a. M.G.
TITLE: The Influence o'L an i-i.3reased Arsenic Content- on sh-e-
Ductility of Rail S-Uoel' (Vliyaniye povyshennogo soder-
zhaniya myshlyaka na '-,o?.rovuyu vyazkost' rel'sovoy stali)
PERIODICAL: Stal', 1958, Nr 8, pp ?30 - ?41 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: As the steel manufactured on the "Azovstal'" "Norks
contains up to 0.15510 of As, in order to establish -16-he
influence of a higher arsenic content on the -properties
of Mils, special rails containing from 0.108 to 0.3crv of
arsenic were made. Alloying with arsenic was done with
arsenic-iron briquettes added to ingot moulds. The
conmosition of steel: C 0.6?-0.82, Lin 0.68-0-97,
Si 6.16-0.25, S 0.013-0-032 7P 0.020-0.038ao. All experi-
mental ingots were rolled into rails by the usual tech-
nology without encountering any difficulties. The
distribution of As content along the length of rails -
Table 1; the As content in the rails from top and bottom
part of ingots - Table 2; mechanical properties of rails
with an increased (A) and normal (B) arsenic content -
Tables 3, 4 and 5. It is concluded that an increase of
arsenic content from 0.13 to 0.250/6 has no practical
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SOV/133-58-8-18/30
The Influence of an Increased Arsenic Content on the Ductilitv of
Rail Steel
influence on the impact strength of rail specimens on
ageing of up to 9 months. There are 5 tables and 2 Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATIONS: Zavod "Azovstall" ("Azovstall" 1.11orks) and
Ukrainski~ institut metallov (Ukrainian Institute
of Metals
1. Steel--Mechanical properties 2. Arsenic--Metallurgical
effects
Card 2/2

LOGINOV, A., kand.pedagog.nauk; KOVACH, S.K. (g.Satanovp Khmelinitskoy
obl.); BAYEV, S.Ya., uchitell; ZQEQ~~A.N~. uchitellnitsa;
U-MULINI G.T. ; YZY"LL'V-NOV--', T.I. ; PYATNITS M-1 M.P. ; Y-AROSECFL-K,
N.A... uchitell; CHISTYAKOV, V.14., uchitell; LEMSHIN, A.S. (g.
Novosibirsk); NOSKOV, V.I., (g.Feodosiya); RUDI, K.A., uchiteltnitsa;
VASIK, G.Ye.p uchitell; GAPONMETKO, I.M.
Editor's mail. Khim. v shkole 15 no.3:73-78 MY-Je 160. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Pedinstitut, g. Ulan-Bator (for Loginov). 2. Ordzhonikidzevskaya
sredn,yaya shkola No.5, Stavropol'skiy ~xay (for Bayev). 3. Nikifo-
rovskaya sW:ola sel'skoy molodezhi, Tambovskoy oblasti (for Popova).
4. Pedagogicheskiy institut g. Krasnodara (for Zamuliny Yemell
yanova, Pyatnitakiy). 5. Srednyaya shkols. No.8,, g. Vinnitsy (for
Yaroshchuk). 6. Srednyaya shkola sovkhoza "Spartak" Saratovskoy
obl. (for Chistyukov). 7. Srednyaya shkola No.14 g. Stalins. (for
Rud'). 8. Shkola No.569 g. Moskvy (for Vasik). 9. Pedagagicheskiy
institut, g. Novozybkov (for Gaponanko).
(Chemistry-Study and teaching)

SYMIDENKO, F.F., inzh.; FPZOVA,_,~.N., in-7b.; FRA.DINA, M.G., inzb.;
CHMMVA, A.V., inzh.; TARA OVA, L.P., inzh.
Bxperimental production of 10-ton rail ingots. Stall 20
no.8:699-7ol Ag 16o. (HIBA 13:7)
1. Zavod "Azovatall."
(Steel ingots)

A060/A101
AUIHORS: Skrebtsov, A. M., Sviridenko, F. F., Kostyuk, V. A., Popova, A. IL
T =L: Determination of the quantity of nonmetallic impurities In rail
steel by the use of radioactive isotopes
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no. 11, 1961, 311, abstract
11V210 (V sb.-. "Radioakt. izotopy i yadern. izlucheniya v nar.
1di-ve SSSR, v. 3", Moscow, Gostoptekhizdat, 1961, 200 - 202)
TEXT: A study was made of the contamination of metal by exogenous non-
metallic impurities falling into the metal from the furnace slag, the shrink-
hole charge of the ingot head, the refractory putty of the head extension piece ,
dust in the steel-pouring ladle, the ref actorl clog gf the steel-pouring t1ap.
Preparatkm of radioactive isotopes of Ca~5, Ba 31, Sr 9, p32 were dissolved in
MO and this solution was used to soak the refractory substances which were be-
ing Introduced into the metal in the course of tapping or pouring. After the
rails were rolled, templets were taken for the radiographic investigation of the
presence of nonmetallic impurities. The radiography was carried out on X-ray
film XX with exposure-time of 60 days. The contamination by the furnace slag was
Card 1/2

SHMAKOV, M.I., inzh.L POPOVA, A.N., insh.
Study of the foundation of concrete structures of the Saratov
Hydroelectric Power Station by the displacement of large stamps.
Gidr. stroi. 33 no.11:25-27 N 162. (KRA 16:1)
(Saratov Hydroelectric Power Station-Soil mechanics)

PGPOTA. A.N.; IMMIWVA, L.P.
Nental disorders in thromboangiitis obliterans. Zbur. nevr* i
polkh. 54 no.10:8196-828 0 154. (MMA 7:11)
1. Ededra psikhtatrii TSentrallnogo inatituta usoverehenstvovantya
vr&chey i Maskovskaya paikhonevrologichookaya bollnitsa imeni P.B.
Gannushkina.
(THROMBOANGITIS OBLITIWS. complications,
nent. disord.)
(MINTAL DISMMRS, etiology and pathogenesis,
throuboangiitis obliterans)

POPOVA, A. N.
Catamnesic of schizoohrenis treated with aminsizine [with xu----ar7 in
French]. Zhur.nevr. i psikh. 57 no.12:1517-1525 '57. (MIFt.-. 11:2)
1. Kafedra psikbiatrit (zav. - prof. A.V-Snezhnevskiy) TSentrall-
nogo instituta usovorehonstvovanlya vrachey. Moskva.
(CHIOMOHAZIlug, therapeutic use,
schizophrenia (Rue))
(SCHIZOPHRENIA, therapy,
chlorpromazine (Rus))

BEISN'yAyA, N.Ya.; POPOVA. A.K. (Moskva)
Some data on R~xropean, English and American pychiatrY based on
foreign surveys. Zhur. nevr. i paikh. 59 n0-1:114-119 '59. WU 12:3)
(PSYG'HIATRT)
1.

d,
POPOVA, A. N.,Cand Mod Sci -- "Catamenesis of patients affected with&catatonic
and paranoid formeof schizophrenia and treated - 6P with aminazine."
Mos, 1960 (2nd Mos Btate Med Inst im N. I. Pirogov). (KL, 1-61, 220)
-418-

POPOVAl A.N,
Mental in4Lntilism in schizophrenic patients during re.-tission after
amir-zine therapy. Zhur. nerv. i psikh. 61 no. 1:114,121 161.
(MIRA 14:4)
1. Kafedra psilehistrii (mv.-prof. A.V. Snezhnevskiy) TSentrallnogo
instituta usojershenstvovaniya vracheyp Moskva.
(CHLORPROMAZIVE) (SCHIZOPHRENIA)

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AUTHOR: Levit, V. a,
Morozova, T. 11.1
Popova, A, N-
TITLE;: Use of indopan in the psychiatric clir
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SOURCE: Zftrnal: zievrOpatOlOglii khiatriii._,~ 64:,,,
psi 1964, 768
~:TOPJC TAGS: psychiatry, drug treatment, nervous system drug
-Indopan, the chlorhydrate at alpha-methyltryptamine, has been
synthesized in the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Pharmaceu-
tical Chemistry by N. N. Suvarov and At. N. Preobrazhenskaya. The prepar&-
tion was f~qundtobe m new active agent, chiefly stimulating in errect.
authors used indopan in treating 83 patients (41 men and 22 wornen),
or whom 43 were in the ward and 20 in the dispensary. Based on indicationq
of the stimulating action of indopan, the authors used it to treat patients
in whom conditions of sluggishness, apathy, adynamia, reduced mental pro-
,ductivity, and also depressions determining the condition of the patients
.or accompanied by other disturbances were noted in the clinical picture.
---Accordingly, patients were divided into three principal groupst the largest
j
'group (2T persons) represent patients with a pronounced condition of lassi-
tude, reduced psych-ic productivi-ty,-.and- also depression. In this group 22
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aurrered from a simplef-ro-hi- of Schizophrenia, and f'iye with prolon -ed
paranoidal schizophrenia were in a state.of remission. The- second group
consisted or 16 patients with paranoidal schizophrenia, progressing
sluggishly, with affectiYe fluctuations. In nine patients depression
predominated with increased fatigability, irritability, and also distrust-
fulness and suspicion. The group of patients with predominance of speci-
ricany arrective disturbances numbered 20 (6 with cir~-ular schizophrenia,
3 suffering rrom psychothymia, 2 - depress ive-paranoidal schizophrenia,
2 -- psychopathy, 3 -- organic disturbances of the central nervous system
of varied genesis with predominance of lassitude and asthenia, 2 -- reactive
depres3ions, and 2 -- depressions resulting from &winazine treatment). In-
dopan "a used in tablet form; the authors began with 2.5-5 milligrama,
with gradual increase of dosage to 15-20 milligrams, and in some cases, up
to 40 milligrams. The dosage depends on the condition of the patients and
their sensitivity to the preparation, which waa shown by the rapidity of
changes in condition. In those cases when the clinical pir~ture was deter-
mined by a complex syndrome (depression with delerium, senesthopathies,
etc.), indopan was prescribed in combination with stelmrine, aminazine,
and other neuroleptics. Ia the first group of patients, the preparation
-had a chieny tonic effect. In the second group, indapan treatment re-
sulted in an improvesent.or-the_patient'-s cond.itiono -reduction- of tension,_
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nc me working capacity. In Patient& of the
!greater confide ej tivity, and
:thircrgroup, depressive syndromes underv~_ent a-_r_e_v__e_r's"e'd -development. This
i
1;occurred in the same order as in the treatment with other antidepressants;
'initially the motor inhibition was ameliorated, and then tho psychic and
later the depressive effect disappeared. The following complications wcre
observed in the course of therapys during the first stage, a sense of
'excitabilityt unpleasant sensations in the body, shivering, trembling (2),
,tachyeardia, increased arterial pressure, pains near the he(Lrt (1), dizzi-
ness, fainting (3), and dermatitis (1). Also noted was intensified irri-
.tability, disturbance of sleep (2), and euphoria with lightheadedness.
All these effects proved reversible. No toxic effect of indopan (disturb-
jances of functions of the liver, kidneys, and hemopoietic organs) was
J,pbserved.'
ASSOCIATION., Institut paikhtatrit AMN SSSR (institute of Psychiatry, AMU SSSR);
Kafedra psikhiatrli Teentraltuago instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey, Moscow
(Department of Psychiatry, Central Iwtitute for the Advanced Training of
Physiciaw)
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AUTHOR: Kuleva, V. M.; Popovs, A. N.
ORG: LeninErad Peda.ogical Institute im. A, I. Gortsen (Laningrodskiy
pedoEogicheakiy institu-t)
TITLE: Use of o-nitrobanzole acid for quantitative determination of
zirconium and bafnium
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"-(burnal analiticheskoy khimii, v. 21, no. 1. 19
SOURCE: 2 66o k6-52
ITOPIC TAGS: bafniumo zirconiums quantitative analysis
ABSTRACT: The starting solutions of zirconium were prepared from
zirconium chloride twice recrystallized from hydrochloric acid. The
hafnium solutions were prepared from "experimental" grade bafnium
hydroxide which was than dissolved in concentrated hydrochloric acid.
In the precipitation of zirconium or bafnium the procedure was as
follows. To a determined volume of a stand9rd solution of zirconium or
bafnium salt there was added a corresponding amount of concentrated
hydrochloric acid to create the required acidity, and the solution was
heated to the start of boiling. For each 100 ml of the final solution
itbero was added about 5 grams of ammonium nitrate or chloride. Thong
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a hot 1.5'lof solution of o-nitrobenzoic acid was added With COn3tant
stirring. The precipitate was filtered and calcined to constant weight
in 9 muffle furnace. The experimental results ere presented in a. series,
of figures and tables. It is shown that, for selectivity and sensitivib-~s
o-nitrobenzoic acid is not inferior to m-nitrobenzoic acid, and that it
has the advante.ge of a.greater solubility in water and a higher
ionization constant. The composition of the zirconium and bofnium
o-nitrobenzoates precipitated depends on the acidity of the medium.
Ti(IV), Ti(III), Sn(IV) and Sn(41) inWfere wi~b the precipits.tion
process. In the presence of Th , Fe , and Cr + reprecipitation is
necessary. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 6 tables.
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: 22Dec6k/ ORIG REF: 007/ OTH REF: 015
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C,d 2/2

GERSITGORN, M.A.; SVIRIDENIKO, F.F.; KAURNOVSKIY, D.S.; OWe"I'SOVA,
T K
A.N.; FRI.D.21A, M.G.; Frinimali u&,astiye:
MDOLISKIT,-11.L.; 531Z?F,~177,
Ya.S.; BULI5KIY, M.T. [deceasedl; ARMYNGELISKIY, Yu.N.; SH.~.KV,
B.A.; VISTOROVSKIY, N.T.; FAKHANSKIY, B.I.; SAFO'111FOV, Me.;
RYABININ, N.G.; VPAKIJLINt', R.R.; FADEYEVA, A.M.; D,.A.
Improving the production of high-strength rails by alloyin-
them with granulated ferrochromium in the ladle. Stall 25
no-5:408-411 My 165. (MIRA 18.
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institat metallo-,~ i zavad
"Azovstall".

.K'ULT,'.VA , V.k'-f.; FOFOVA, A.N.
- - -
USe of rj--n I trober. zo I c a c ir., for the quari "i tative In a t J on
of zirconium and hafnium. Zhur. anal. khim. 21 no. 1.-46-52 166
(K11Rff 19:1)
1. Leningradskiy pedagogicheskiy inst1tut imeni Gertsena.

DERFEL', A.G.; KRAVTSOVA, I.P.; DYUBIN, N.P.; SVIRIDENKO, F.F.; POPOVA, A.1%;
DOLI.NENKO, O.V.; SHAROV, B.A.; PrInImali uchastiv.e.- DYUBIN-A, A.V.;
T.4-RASOVA, L.F.; 12;SZN-KC, I-T.; LEVICK-EN7KO N.D.; f -
r
Using ferrotitanium for the deoxidazion of rail steel and
its properties. Sbor. trud. UKIM no.11:365-378 165.
(MIRA 18:11)

TOYKKA, M.A., dotsent; POPOVA, A.P.; POTAKHINA, L.N.
Content of total and available manganese _-_r so-x--"F, of
and Medvezhlyegorsk Districts. Uch. zap. Petrozav. gos. un. 12
no.3:102-110 164. (14IFA 19:1)
1. Kafedra neorganicheskoy khimii Petrozavodskogo gosudarstven-
nogo universiteta imani O.V. Kuusinena.

- -POPOYA, A.P., kand. med. nauk (Volgograd, u1. TSiolkovskogo, kv.47')
Pathogenesis of orthopedic deformations in leprosy. G-~7op.: trav:l.
. -IRA is; "I
i protez. 25 no.6:66 je '-64. (1-F
1. Iz Astraklianskogo -neditsinskogo instituta.

POPOVA, A.P., Cand Med Sci - (diss) 110rt.~iopedic
. U4~ xis
deformations of leprofte origin and their prophylazzia
and treatment." Sverdlovsk, 1956, 9 pp (5talingrad"V
eate Fed inst) 200 copies (KL, 21-58, 93 )
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AUTHORS: Jaroslay, Vodera, Popova, A.S. (Prague)
TITLE., Ceramic Nozzles for Welding in an Argon Protective
Atmosphere
PERIODICALt Elektrotechnik, 1960, No.4, pp.123-124
TEXT., The specialised works for manufacturing welding
machinery and equipment, Mez Vsetin, n.p. za'vod Brumov nad
Vla'rou (Mez Vset~n, n.p. Brumov Plant, Vla'rou) produces Argon Arc
032 equipment for welding aluminium conductors with up to 6 mm dia.,
conductors in the form of sections up to 40 mm square or sheets up
to 1.5 mm, thick. Supplied with the equipment are sets of ceramic
nozzles, which are very favourable for welding in spots with
difficult access and they have the advantage that accidental contact
between the nozzle and the material will not lead to burning away
of material, as is the case with copper nozzles. In spite of the
numerous advantages, the ceramic nozzles have the disadvantage of
being very brittle and they are liable to crack on contact with
other material. If reserve nozzles are not readily available, they
can be easily produced from fuse cartrides by machining with carbide
or diamond tipped tools. Thi5 also enables easy manufacture of
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Ceramic Nozzles for Welding .... E073/E535
nozzles of special shapes, which would be difficult to obtain from
the manufacturers. The ceramic is machined at low speeds using
paraffin as a coolant, otherwise there is a danger that the ceramic
will split. The advantage of fuse cartridges for this application
is that they have a hole of approximately the right size, which
would be difficult to produce in a workshop. Fig.1 shows a nozzle
which is a combination of copper and ceramics, the ceramic being a
tube from resistance formers. This combination can be easily
manufactured and replaced but it has the disadvantage that the metal
part is electrically conducting and the walls of the tube are very
thin and brittle. For more exacting work it is favourable to have
a fully insulated nozzle with a thicker wall, as shown in Fig.2.
In most cases such nozzles have to be made from a combination of
several types of fuse cartridges by cementing with waterglass which
dries very rapidly. By this method a number of serviceable
ceramic nozzles have been produced which proved fully satisfactory
in operation over a long period, even for difficult operations as,
for instance, welding inside vessels etc. Ceramic nozzles are very
promising and it will be advantageous for welders to get acquainted
with these as soon as possible. There are 2 figures.

FILIPPOV, A.A.; FAYNGOLID, B.G.; Prinimal:I u~,-.qaotiye- ,POPOVA, A.S.;
ZENIKOVSKAYA, S.I.
Production of ammonium sulfate of impoved quality. Koks. i khim.
no. 3:42-44 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Yasinovskiy koksokhimicheskiy zavod.
(Ammonium sulfate)

FOP0,111A.1 A.S.; UPS, L.B.
True electro-optical effect in crystala c-T' am-c-n--im
phosphate 111'4112P04- Kristallograftia 10 no.3:4-95-427 My-Je 165.
(MIRA 18:7,

16117
S/070/62/007/002/014/022
0 L132/El6o
AUTHORS: Timofeyeva, V.A., and Popova, A.S.
TITLE: Certain peculiarities in'the growth of single
crystals of potassium niobate and tantalate
PERIODICAL: Kristallografiya, v-7, no.2, 1962, 300-304
TEX"r: The syst eras K20 - Nb205 and K 20 - Ta205 have been
studied by differential thermal analysis. The conditions for the
growth of single crystals of KNbO3 and KTa03 have been worked out
using methods of growth from various melts. Dielectric and
piezoelectric properties of KNb03 have been measured; in
particular dielectric constant, the piezoelectric modulus d33
and the conductivity. In growing crystals it was found that
initial overheating of the melt destroyed nuclei and led to later
supercooling. There was thus some difficulty in obtaining
homogeneous melts. This could be overcome by seeding followed
by prolonged heat treatment (several days at constant temperature).
Crystals of KNb03 UP to I cm cube were obtained by this method of
Card 1/2

_-~V NP AP5-013'25
UT.U 50 '7 C.i 5 5
ALITHOR: Popova, A. S.; Rips, L. B.
2-
TiT :.e ec. Am ammonlim- a
leo tic
LEI, dr 0*1~bie UH
4 2 4
SOURCE: Kristallograflya, v. 10, no. 3, 1965, 425-427
TOPTC TAGS: electrooptical photography, piezoelectric modulus, Diezoelectric crvs-
elastic M~~dulus
AESTRACT: The dispersion of the electrooptical constant r ' in N-H 4H2PO,, crystal--.
wa_~ -~'etermined bV the sTatic metho6. For this pum~o5e theEiispersion of the piez~-
cal lonst-apt T," --as first The ex-erimerv~al set-i-,
'ma*
lens, ~~-e tesl
ttiem, a lens and tne -,EU- Photomultiplier with d recording microanneter. Wave-
el. ~7,-)O were stu~!;~d. A-
-e error of riedsu,-,~ment was t 3%. am -
-.f
1)drs Fa--_es perpen'-'rular t--)
of i-ight we-e carefully polished and Icaded. Measurements were carried out
two sdmples prep-ared from the same crystal, The elastic modulus C for sam-
33
das Meas'_Lre~ ',e 8% greater than that for sample 2. As expected-, '~he
Cord 1/2

" 58374-65
ACCESSION NR: AP5013725
eLdstlic properties of the sample ha-i a 5,ubstan-ial eFfect on the magnl~:ple
piezoopticai constant. The va'Lue obtained for the eiectrooptical const,int of
VIrtual electrooptical effect is lower than that obtained by the dynamic method.
For a wave length oil 5560 X it coincides wizh the value obtained by West. "The
than,ir V. A. Shamburov for his on the experlimental 'get-ul irj(~ r-~v,:4214_
It f; for rn,;iewing the -esults,"
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~rlg art. has: 4 figures
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ASSC-CIATIO14: none
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AUTHOR: Popova, A. S.
TITLE: Boris Petrovich Terentlyev (on Occasion oL" His
Sixtieth Birthday)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika, 1960, Vol 15, Nr 3, p 80 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article is a short biography of Boris Petrovich
Terentlyev, a Soviet engineer, Doctor of Technical
Sciences.and a professor at the Moscow Electrotechnical
Institute (Moscovslciy Elektrotekhnicheskiy Insitute),
written on occasion of his sixtieth birthday, and also
commemorating the thirty-fifth anniversary o' his
engineering and educational career.
C3
Card 1/1

RIMIDI. Dina;.POPOVA, A.S. [translator]; BOGUSKIT, G.D. (translator];
ARAY9 0., red.; NOSKVIRA, R., takhn.red.
(Purgatory; letters from Italian children] Doline Chistilishchs;
pialma itallianakikki dotal. Sobrany Dinoi Rinalldi. Pred.Karlo
Levi. Koskva, Izd-vo sotsiallno-okon.lit-ry. 1959. 126 p.
Translated from the Italian. (MIRA 13:6)
(Italy--Zconomic conditions)

POPOVA. A.S.. starshiy bibliograf; SOKOLOV, G.A., doktor geolog-mineralogiche-
""'"liM11-nauk. otvetetvennyy red.; GATLUSHKO. Ya.A., red.izd-va;
IIOVIGHKOVA, N.D.. tekhn.red.
(Indogenous ore formation and endogenous ore deposits; a bibliography
of Soviet books and periodical literature from 1945 to 19541 3hdo-
gennoe radoobrazovante i endogenrqe rudnye mestorozbdoniia; biblio-
rafita sovetskoi knizhnoi i zhurnallnot literatury za 1945-1954 gg.
oakvs] 1958. 79 P. (MMA 11:6)
S
1. Akedemiya nauk SSSR. Sektor seti spetsiallnykh bibliotek.
(Bibliography-Ore deposits)

V-9099. (;'.TMMS;Ti:V CF IN ':!',L TAR.
C. &-,d I ((..)kL-' & Ch4EM.. MOCCOPF),
-rcl. 51, 1-W31).
The vol~moLriir i-~P ~~j',T:orf dj--' Sand,~11, T.:Xrxok of Quantic5tj
Inorg.sme Acalysis, , -r. , . fr didely uz~a In
quasi- m mt,~r am~.ys: w"'h I- -:fur4:c!N !Vlutl~n of memumus
nltrsLe rr- scl,-,nle r--r-i7ln cr,.lorioe wl,,h t~R use or
6OG I LV IS -'. ": -* !-r ~:t; c P-1- tars.
r Yc g 5~!M'-l~- z' t: - I- 41th
Tr--nsf,, a ' Mn il i~~ C.a' -r1 ns
5 conoenser ard wd X~~ :.c. wa':- z-rt ! F. ~,tusrlc LC
ellininate amnon~m sAlc--, --1311 1~r !-" to!_ ::-~l thz rl~.s? -Jer rum-.o'kg
,vator, azo rilLmr. if C-1 p-rs'!JLL '.*.e tilt[ J:-rl Mith '.,IV
use 1~r acr.117st6d zArt~~n. En,, f1rul 2*- C. c. :.,- rt 1 --,n, n- rn tR 3ecc--~l
add 0.~; c.c. ncr:,i a.,Id ac-1 " -, . r- 1. - -'r
3Ma. 71~ra'-e t4:c'~ a sC~:xla.-O 6o11jL1O.; -f M,-rCiur~---:.~ !IlLr1iLO (I
eqUIVftIa-,t ti; I MC ',"llig ~~ tt,~ 1Tnu':oq
IV-qDlucla LcCTvuz1~;-'-, Is o~;~N jr-
MOCC-dUr1R USed In If I
ottmcciun :1 mlorio&s a-'o !,m ~r-4,.w 5.,11-oct O.D -t,ra
hOIS) C4f '-~ 11-L~M-111A(I In rMI ~-qy.

79'TU dwisctnlm~ of AL-WO A" MOCISIOU" in Coal
dr. a. G*Falagol-d and A. S. PapWa. KPAIS s KUM.
1257. No. 2, 47-S.-Tbe YoNUMOU-IMMOI (d. Kolt".
and Sandal , Ttx&4 of lewpoic A *Wysis.
M-1. p. SWC-A. 47. 31&21-~Zg. ~~. wMeky
ased in Rimlen in water analysis. by tttmtim wkh a Stand-
ird 3da. I HgNO. to form 9a. but L Hg" with
:ht use of Na*lFe(CN~N01 as bwkmu::c is F02
dctu In mal two. Tracaltr a 100-c- sample heated to 7()*
into a 750--cc. Erkm eyer fitUd wM a condammer and add
200 c-. d!Kd. water and I s. M&OH to eftimate NH4 mats.
M for 30 min.. coW the AmA under.witer, and
nILM
= repent !:UWU&U with the
fi)t~. If cloqdir
U*c 4 aLtivated the first 26-ce. portion, aai to
th- 2nd add 0.2 cmcd. HNO, aAd 1 m. cd a 10% "n.
of N14,Fe(CN~NQJ. Thrate whb & standard soln. o(

-7 "9-
AUTHOR: Faingol,a, S. G. , Candiaate of Technical Sciences and 145
(Yasinovsk Coke Oven Works).
TITLE: The determination of chlorides and thiocyanides in coal tar.
"Opredelenie khloridov i rodanidov v kamennougollnoy smole.)
PERIODICAL: "Koks i M3-imiya" (Coke and Chemist
";7
1757-.No. 2. pp. 47 - 48, (U.S.S.R.
ABSTRACT: The recommended method of determining chloride and thio-
cyanides in tar (ChUTU 10094-55) was found to gi-ve low results.
A modification of the method, namely, the preparation of the
salts extracts for subsequent titration with Hg(NO ) is
proposed. It consists of boiling 100 g of tar with ~00 ml of
water and 1 g of sodium sulphate for 30 minutes with an air
condenser in order to remove ammonium salts. After cooling
the aqueous layer is filtered (if -necessary through activated
carbon) and an aliquat portion (25 ml) ti-trated after an
addition of 0.2 ml of concentrated nitric acid and 1 ml of
10% nitrate. The analysis takes 1 1/2 hours. The comparison
of results obt-ained by both methods is given (TabL- s 1 and 2)
and -UL
-his indicates that the old method required 4 subsequent
extractions to obtain results near to those by the new method.

POPOVAP A. S.
1949 *Radio Techniques,* (Radiotekhnika) published b7 AS USSR, Mmscow-Leningead,

TIMOFEYEVA, V.A.; POPOVA, A.S.
Some characteristics of the growth of single crystals --f potassium
niobate and tantalate. Kristallograftia 7 no.2:310-3C4 Mr-Ap
16z. (-"I-RA 15:4)
1. Institut kristallografii AN SSSR.
(Potassium niobate crystals--Growth)
(Potassium tantalate crystals--Growth)

L 5787a-65 ZhG(r
ACCESSION RR: AP50IM20 LIR/0286/65/(YOO/010/0035/0035
62l-5T2/5T6;629-l3,oi/o6
Ore-
'Z
AUTHOR: Voronin, G. I.; Slotin. V. BIA&Ip, A. N.- P~
_2ova. A. T.; Morin. M. Ye.;
Feklisov, K. A.
11PITLE- 'Turbodooler. Class 17, No. ITIO06
,SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 10, 1965, 314
TOFIC TAGS: aircraft air conditioning, air conditioning, aircraft cabin
ABSTRACT. This Author Certificate introduces a turbocooler (see Fig. 1 of the
Enciosure) for air-conditioning airtight compartments in an aircraft. The turbine
and fan rotors are joined to each other &long their outer diameters and. rotate on a
gas-lubricated bearing. In order to increase the efficiency of the tul-bocooler at
high speeds, the stationary shaft is hollov and has a thrust plate serving simul-
Itaneously -for. theturbine and fan rotors as a thrust bearing to which 11 lubricating
gas is supplied from the turbine inlet; nozzle through the holl --,v shaft - Orig . art
has: 1 figure. [AGI
Carcl - l/ 3

-L 57873-455
.'ACCESSION NF: APWi6726
1ASSOCIATION: Organizatsiyagoaudarstvennogo kcmitete, po aviataionnoy tekhnike SQ-SR:
(Organization of the State Committee on Aviation Engineering, SSSR)
SIJB~UTTED: 27mw-64 ENCL: 01 SUB CODE: AC,;E
NO REF SOV: 000 0MR: 000 ATD PRESS: 4038
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1 - Stationarf shaft;
2 - thrust p! ite i 3 - t arbine
wheel; 4 - f- i vheel;
r
5- -m-inlet duc

L 078-61-67 S1WT(m DJ
ACC NRt AP6011264 ~30URCZ CODE: UR/0413/66/OGO/OO6,/O!O8/OiO6
AUTHORS: Voroning G. L; Slotin, V. I.; Bragin, A. N.; Zhorim, M.
Ye
3111
ORG: none
TIME. A gasostaticbearin of hiSk rqtaU_jelocit~\ Claoe 47, No. 180021
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyyo obraztay, tovarnrye znaki, no. 6, 1966, ioa
TOPIC TAGS: gas bearing, bearing i3tability, vibration damping
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a gaaostatic bearing of hiGh rotary
Velocity. The bearing contains gas ducts located in two rows at the circumference.~
one of the working apace in the bearing
To lead away the dirt from the stagnant L
and to increase the reeifitance of the chaf t to vibrationa, the internal surface of
the bearing contains an axial duct connected by a radial hole to the ourfaco of the*---
bearing (see Fig. 1). The polarly opposite side carries another axial hole connect-
ing both rows of the ducts.
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POPOVA, A. V.
Dissertation: "Investigption of the Interaction of Soaium Chloride and Pot'r--ssim
Chloride 'With the System FBr Irl H2'504 1 F20." Cand Chem -Sci, State Inst )--r A--Dlied
I
grad, 1953. as w No 6 2, 1 ~~L`
Chemistry, Lening (Referativnyy Zhurnal--Khimiya, M co , , (;~i - , j
5o: S,M 243, 19 Oct 1954

SOV/81-59-16-57609
IT-ranslation from: Referativnyy zhurnal., KhimiYa,, 1959, Nr 16, P 280 (USSR)
AUTHORS: I1,'inskiy,.V.P.,. Popova, A.V.
TITLE: The Interaction of Chlorides of Alkali Metals With Hydrobromic Acid
PERIODICAL: Sb. tr. Gos. in-ta prikl. khimii, 1958, Nr 41, pp 183-192
ABSTRACT: A new more economic method for obtaining KBr and NaBr has been developed
which is based on the interaction of the chlorides of alkali metals and
the semi-finished product of bromine production, I.e. solutions of the
mixture of the acids HBr +H2S04+H2O. N. Shiryayeva.
Card 1/1

TJSHAKOVA, K.N.; P-OPOVA,-A'.V.; DANYUKOVA, A.V.; RADCHENKO, L.N.;
Prinimall uchastiye SERG =-.A, T.F., inzh.; CHUGUNOVA, V.V.,
inzh.
Preparation of acetate silk from a water-acetone solution of
acetylcellulose. Khim.volok. no.1:71-72 163. (MM 16:2)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut iskusstvan-
nogo volokna (for Ushakova, Popova, Sergeyeva). 2. Serpukhovskiy
zavod (for Danyukova). 3. Nauchno-isaledovateltakaya labora-
torlya pryadillno-tkatskoy fabriki im. Dzerzhinskogo (for
Radchenko).
(Rayon) (Cellulose acetates)

y iotrudnik; POPOVA, A.%'., -mladshiy
USIMOVA, K.N. , st%rahiy nauci.~ny- 1% .11
raurhnyy sotrudnik; G.F.;
1,~au c.-x-.r7-, d::
Industrial processing of 010 T-m acetate silk in !he tznit goods
industry. Tekst. prom. 24 nG.9:35-38 S t64.
(~IDA 17:11)
1. Vsesoy-azny-y nauchno--ioq3ledovatellskiy institut iskussLvenrluo
vololma (for Ushakova, Popova). 2. Plukovoditell syr1yevoy gruppy
Vsesoyuznof?o riatictino-is,-ledov,,itellskogo instituta trikotnzhnoy
promyshlennosti (for FLuzlmina). 3. Vsesoyuznyy nauciLno-issledo-
vatellskiy institut trikotazhno,j promyshlennosti (for Eikolayeva).
4. Rukovoditell syrlyevo-T gruppy Nauchno-issiedov--Tellskoy labo-
ratorii trikotazlinoy fF-brLk-i im. Dzerzhinskogo (for Katsenelen-
bogen). 5. Naticlino-issledovatellskaya laboratoriya trikotazvinoy
fabriki im. Dzerzhinskogo (for Ryzhorva).

VLASOV, A. YA~.; !OPOVA_, A.V.; ZVEGINTSEV, A.G.; RODIGHEVA, E.K.
Palomagnetic investigation of Devonian sedinentau strata In
central part of Krasnoyarsk Territory. Izv. AN OSSR. Ser. geofiz.
no.7:1022-1024 JI 161. (HIRA 24:6)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR, Sibirskoye otd.eleniye, Institut fiziki.
(Krasnoyarsk Territory.--Rocks--44angetic properties)

VLASOV, A.Ya.; KOVALENKO, G.V.-, POPOVA, AN.
Some data on the paleomagnetism of lower Carboniferous Bedinueertax-y
rocks of Minusinsk Basin. Geol. i geofiz. no.9:112-114 161.
(MIRA 14:11)
1. Institut fiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR, Krasnoyarsk.
(Minusinsk Basin--Rocks--Magnetic properties)

VLASOV A.Ya.; POPOVA, A.V.; KOVAIENKO, G.V.; NIKOIAYCIIIK, N.V,
Paleomagnetic studies of Paleozoic sedinentany rocks in rem-,rai
Siberia. Geol.i geofiz. no.12:95-99 161. (MEA 15;5)
1. Instittit fiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya All SSSR) g. Krasnoyarsk.
(Siberia.-Roalm, Sedimentary)

3/16 9/621/000/010/016 /071
D228/D307
rlui" VLacov, A.Ya., Kovalenko, G.V. ands
Sorie data, on the paleomagnetism of the Lower Carboni-
ferous sedimentary rocks of.the 11inusinshaya 3asin
7
1.e
ferativayy zhurnal, Geofizil:a, no. 10, 1962, 14,
--bstract 10.;%90 (Gcologiy4 i geofiziha, no. 9, 1961,
112-114) '
The results of palcomagnetic investigation of Lower
Carbonifferous sedi-mcntary rochs arc given.- The purpose of the re-
0
sc-,rch was 'L-.o determine the -positions of the magnetic poles in this
,,rcolo,gic period. Uriczited specimens were selected in the vicinity
O.L the i-iinllsiiisk-aya 3-asin (the ovon-ihelming majority of rock sieci-
mens Studied waG found to be sufficiently stablc magnetically). It
-un~~ e--t--blished that the avcr.,iYc declination and inclination diffcrs
considerably from the prcocit gcomagnetic field parameters in this
arca. '2hc coi-acide-acc of" the data obtained with the results of
other authors is notcd. Z"~-,bstracter's note: Complete translation2
Card 1/1

-POPOVA, A.V.
Paleomagnetic studies of Faleozoic sedimentary rocks in
Siberiae Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geofiz. no.3:444-450 Rr 163.
(MIRA 16:3)
1. Kishinevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet *
(Eleatromagnetic fields)

POPOVA, A.V., inzh.
StandardIsation of mining machines. Gor. zhur. ne.8:5-11 Ag 163
NIRA 16:9)
1. Gosudarstvennyj, kamitet tyazli4lego, azargeticheskoge i trans-
portnogo mashinestreyeniya pri.Gosplahi SSSR.
(Mining machinery)

S)2.',OYLYUK, llikolay Dioiridovich; KRAVTSOV, Konstantin Ivanovich;
POPOVA, A.V., inzh., retsenzent
(Mining scraper conveyors] Zaboirge skrobkovye konvoicry.
Moskva, Nedra, 1964. 151 P. (MIRA 3-7:9)

NY.GOVSKIY, V.A.; HAKARYGHMV, A.I.; POPOVA, A.T.
Dynamics of modifications of conditioned defense reflexes in animals
revived following clinical death. Zhur.vys.nerrodsiat, 6 zio.4:584-596
JI-Ag 156. (KLRA 9:11)
1. laboratorlya simperimentallnoy fistologii-po onhivlentyu organisma
ANN SSOR.
(RIMAX, CONDITIMM,
defense reflexes in
(MUSCITATION,
defense conditioned
resuscitated dogs (Rue))
reflexes in resuscitated dogs (Rue))

MAKARYCHEV, A.I. (deceased]; POPOVA, A.V.; GR0ZDGVAq T.N.
Effect of ether anesthesia and glucose on functional reatorati=
of the higher segments of the central nervous ay3taz in ezcitable
dogs resuscitated after fatal hemorrhages. Zhur. vya. nerv, deiat
10 no. 401+7-555 J1-Ag 160. (YMU 14:2)
lo Laboratory of Experimental Physiology of the Revival of
Organisms# U.S.S.R. Academy of Medical $ciei~cesr Moscow.
(RESUSCITATION) (NWiOUS SYSTFM) (GLUCOSE)
I (ETHER (ANESTHESIA))

DIU~Ksllj T.A.; h-URTISIN-, O.Ya.; POPOVA, A.V.; ROSHCHINA) L.F.
1~
Effect of prolonged nutrition with sunflower oil on tL-(-' ccurFe
of experimental hy,-,~ertension. Vop. pit. 21 no.2:11-1-16 ":r-!P r62-
1. Iz laboratorii vysshey nervnoy-deyatellnosti (zav. - prof.
A.I. 1-fakarychev (deceasedj) i laboratorii-olmena veshchestv
(zav. chlen-korrespondent AIAN SSSR prof. o.P.
Institut pitaniya A1,11 SSSR, Moskva.
(SUNkUWER SEED OIL)

ANDREYENKOP G.V.; KURTSINt, O.Ya.; KOWAGINA, N.V.; BRAKSII, T.A.;
KAZAKOVA, Z.A.; POPOVA, A.V.
Changes in some biochemical indices of the blood during the
development of experimental hypirtension. Vop. pit. 22 no.5:
22-27 S-0 163. MIRA 17:1)
1. Iz laboratorii obmena veshcb:istv (zav. - prof. O.P.
Molchanova) i laboratorii fizic,'*ogicheskikh funktsiy (zav. -
prof. A.I. Mordovtsev) Instituti pitaniya AMN SSSR i labora-
torii fiziologii i biokhimii svitrtyvaniya krovi (zav. - prof.
B.A. Kudryashov) Moskovskogo gc!~3udarstvennogo universiteta.

ANDRErENKO, G.V.; BRAKSH, T.A.; KURTSINI, O.Ya.; pOpOVA, A.V.; KGMYAGINA, N.V.
Role of corn oil in exper-imental circulatory disorders. lop. F-ite
22 no.6:33-37 N-D 163. OMIRA 17:7)
1. Iz laboratorii fiziologicheskikh funktsiy (zav. - prof. A.I.
Mordovtsev) i laboratorii obmena veshchestv (zav. - prof. O.F.
14olchanova) Instituta pitaniya AMN SSSR i laboratorii biokhimii
kravi (zav. - prof. B.A. Kudryashov) Moskovskogo universiteta.

BRAKSH, T.A.; KAZAKOVA, Z.A.; POPOVA, A.V.; LYUBCHANSKAYA, Z.I.
Role of dietary fat in the development of experimental hyper-
tension. Vop. pit. 22 no.3:22-28 My-Je 163. (MIPU 17:8)
1. 1z laboratorli vysshoy nervnoy deyatellnosti (zav. - prof.
A.I. Mordovtsev) Instituta pitaniya AMN SSSR i TSentrallnoy
nauchno-issledovatel'skoy laboratorii zhirovoy promyshlennosti
(zav. - kand. tekhn. nauk A.A. Shmidt), Moskva.

B R,~ K,5 J! ,TI.A.; J~qFGI,714 A.11.
T r-,, p f r p i~ an r eq u J r P.7x-.,: 1, 5 t i r, a P- r r r.- r v r) i i F &, t, r- e ~i t-,. . V r) j, . p i t ~ 2 31 r; r. . ~,, 12 1 - 2 5
TJ,-D 16,4. (111TRA 18:6)
,. laboratorlya 1'.Wnlaeskikil meto&r- 1'ssiedovmLya nz iol ogic lies k ~-kh
funkLsiy (zav. - prof. M.A.Sob,,'-.!ri) InstituLa pitanlya AIMiN SSSR,
Moskva.

n3d A. V, Vgp?vA.-:Zer*&Ue 4. No. 5~ -
Spra~uiz --Pifng x~fieat with 0.5% of N-P-K (0.1- g.
N, P10j, and K-0 per Ot diamg.several application3),
during blo.;smning sttge did riot incr-tase the yitld (in sonst
psesl -aticereavd), but the protelit content of the Rmin
L ased. Spraying with P raised the content b1 reducing:
in the leaves of wheat and Slightly increast-A the'
sugar
pucro--. IVith K or N-P-K ihe s"thesis of surrose
hxri-~ascd. Spraying clover itk- Nocirt In the field with
Nrp, R at tUes incrmcil and at-others decrcase4 the yield
clfiwed. Siiperphmphatespray'Jncm Sad stightly the yield
of clover s~td. Spraying sugar bee'Ll with stEperphosphatt
-1tent 04'
when leavo cr,~ntajn Sugam incr1wrei the Sugar cx,~
-it. -Ult
tilt TtN In gtacral, tile m -S art conflicting,

SHALYT, M.S.; POPOVA, A.Ya.
"Taxonomy of plants" by N.A. kmarnitskii, L.Y. KTidr!IZh1;7,
A.A. Uranov. Reviewed by M.S. Shaly-,t, A.IA. Popova. Bot.
zhur. 49 no.4:604-607 Ap'64. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Krymskiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheskiy institut imeni
Frunze, Simferopol'.

,PCPOVA, A.Ta.
The steppe pasture wood Gentaur6a diffusa lan. in the
Bot.zhur. 45 no-8:1207-12-13 160.
I~KIU 13:8)
1. Krymkiy podagogicheskiy Inatitut im. N.Y.Frunze.
(Crimea-Centaurea) (Weed control)

SIMEOUDY, A.; POPOVA, B.; GAIICWA, Xr.
Clinical observations and studies of cor paLmonale. &a-rrem. zed.
Sofia 8 no-7:15-28 1957.
1. Iz Inatitnta za burza meditBinska pouioshch 61.P. Pavlov" Glaven
lakar: B. Devetakov.
(PULMONIAIRT HURT DISFASI
review)

SIMEONOV, A.; POPOVA, B.; GANCHEVA, K.
Problem of acute gastroduodenal homorrhages. Khirurgiia, Sofia 8
n0-10:935-941 1955.
1. Institut za vurza meditsinska pomosh H.I.Pirogov. G1. lekar:
B.Devetakov.
(PEPTIC ULGER, homorhage,
(Bul))
(STOKACH. hemorrhage,
(Bul))
(DUDDINUM, hemorrhage,
(Bul))
(104DRRHAGE,
stomach & duodenum (Bul))

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Kazakh State University nemer, fcr S. Y. K11POV, Alma-Ita.
MUcrob1clogical Investigation of 1-fike "Tereaken". Tntrcducticn
SO: MIMOBICLCOIA, Vol. 20, No. 6, Nov/Doc 51.
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POPOVA Gucu, A.
Crimea, the pearl of the Soviet Union. St si Tsh Bue 14 no. 8:
28-29 Ag 162.

VLADIMIROV, B.; -POPOVA, D.
Selecting the best varieties of tomatoes for the preparation of
juices. Kons. i ov.prom. 18 no-10:36-38 0 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Institut rasteniyevodstva pri Akademi-i sel'skokhozyaystven-
nykh nauk, Sofiya.

POPOVA) D.; VLADIIGMV, B.
Bean varieties for canni in Bulgaria, Kans. i ov.prom IS no./+:32-35
Ap 163. (MIRA 16:3)
I* Institut po rasteniyevodstvu pri Sellskokhosyvstvennoy akademii
nauk Narodnoy Respubliki Bolgarii. f -
(Bulgaria-Beans-Varieties)

BUMIRIA/Dultivated Plzuits - Potatoes. Ver~eta'Lles. Melons. otc.
Ab3 Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., 110 4., 1958., 15652
Author : I(h. Daskalov, D. Popova
Inst :
Title Y Results of a Study of Domestic (Bulgarian) am. Forei-zn
Watermelon Varieties.
(Rezulltaty izueheniya nashikh (Bolgarskikh) i inos-
trannykh sortov arbuzov).
OriG Pub Ovoshcharstvo i gradinarstvo, 1957, 11o 6, 28-33-
Abstract No abstracto
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POPOVA, D.
Studies on thb effect of vr-,e a.ffe of Lhr, pollen and egg-r-oll in
pollin tion of blossairs on the heterosis affect in green treppers (Cap2.
annuuAl Dokl6.dy BAN 16 n0'.3:317-320 '63,
1. Submitted b3r Ad'aderrdaian P. Popov.

Country :BULGARIA
Category :Cultivated Plants. Potatoes. Vegetablese Melons*
Abs Jour :RZhBiol., No 6, 19597 No 24900
Author :Daskalov, Eh.; Popova, D.
Ins, :
Title :Recent Hybrid Varieties of Pepper.
Orig Pub :Ovoshcharstvo i gradinarstvo, 1953, No. 5,
38-42
Abstract :No abstract.
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IORMNIOV, D. -, POFOVA, D.
Steam warming of the open grourd. Izv mekh selsko strp ?AN
1:177-187 161.

BULGARIA Cultivated Plants. Potatoes. Vegetables. M.,
Melons4
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 6i 1959, No. 24918
Author :Daskalov, Kh.; Popova, D.
Inst :Not given
Title :InvestIgation of Certain Local and Foreign
Muskmelon Varieties
Orig Pub ;Ovoshcharstvo i gradinarstvo, 1958, No 6,
40-44
Abstract :No abstract given
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,)fne stati2tical. ~!-tta on thr- hygipnir!
-3 nd I i,.
---stock poisoning in B;il.~.,iria. nqijka- 2 -,o.1:
02-99 163.
Abstract No abstract.
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Plant Genetics
BUC-ARIA
POPO VA, D., GEORGIEV, H., Institute of Plant-Broading, Sofia
"Remote Hybridization in Eggplants*
Sofia, Doklady Bolgarskoy Akademii Houk, Vol 19, No 7, 1966, pp 645-648
Abstracts Linglish artiol~7 Remote hybridization is one of the effective
methods of selection. While much is known about tomatoes resulting from this
mode of selection, there is little information in the literature, however, on
remote hybridization in eggplants. To produce eggplant varieties which are
more resistant to varticillated fading, of greater economic value, and with
a higher percentage of longistyled flowers, the authors crossed numerous
varieties of Sol. melongene L. with S. gilo Raddi. The paper describes the
basic characteristics of five now forms obtained. There are 4 Bulgarian
and 6 Soviet-block references. (Manuscript received, 22 Mar 66.)

POPOVAI D. (Narodnaya Respublika Bolgarii)
Using heterosis in growing pepper in Balgarla. Agrobriologiia
no.6t871-875 N-D 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Institut rasteniyevodstva, Sofiya.

POPOVAY D.; ZACHARIEVA, L. (Zakharieva, L.); MALCEVA, S. (Maltseva, S.)
Some problems in connection with the photoperiodism in eggplants
(S. melongena L.). Doklady BAN 17 no.,':~237-290 164.
1. Vorgelegt von P.Popov, Akademiemitglied der Akademie.

PQPGVA,, D~__(A;klgariya)
Some factors influencing hybrid seeds and Fl in eggplants.
Agrobiologiia no.2.-213-218 *-Ap 162. (YJ-PA 15?.4)
1. TSentrallnyy mauchno-issledovatellskiy institut rasteniyevodsuva,,
Sofiya.
(Eggplant)

FOPOVAJ D.
Influence of the length )f day on the devalopment, and
yield of some aggplan (Sol. melongeni L.) wniar open
field conditions. Doklady BAN 11 no.2i179-182 164.
1. Submitted by D.Bailov, Corrowin-AirP KimbOr o'L the
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences,

POPOVAI D. N.
U1-- ?P;!adicino-?-?en1ngitis
penicinin Theral-y
Jai/Feb 50
"I~rob]en of' the -Lr--atr-.ont of 11nour-ococcio Menineitis in Children," G. C4 ~-akov-
skaynt 0. P. Timfoyovap D. Fa. Popova, Chair of Ftculty and lsoi3p Pediatrico,,
Chair of Nov Disoa8en, Leningrad 'Stato Pediatric Med Inat
"Vop 2ed I. Okhran Mater i Dot" No 1, pr,- 28-32
Tabulates and 11scussos treatment of 16 cases of usually fatal pnoumoeoccic
me-ningitis which resulted In rocovery in 11 cases. Tmntment inrolved Intr-mus-
oular or en3ol=bar in-!action of penicillin in cozabinstion with sulfw-ila
ther-apy and blood trzxinfusions. Intrai-nscular injections required
3-0,000 units per Aay for days, ondolumbar injections of not les!i than
2(',,,000-30,OW units per day for 2-3 weeks. Zuboccipita-1 injections found
quickly effective vhere endol=bar injections shaded no reaulta.
PA 163T45

KRICHEVSKAIA, S. L4., POPOVA, D. N.
On the question of oral administration of perdeMin to infants
during the first skc wrlths,, Vopr. pediat. 18t 5 1950. p. 6-9
1. Of the Departmedt of Hospital Pediatrics (Head - Prof,
A~ F. Tur) and of the Department of MicrobioloPZ (Head.- Prof.
V. H, Berman), Leningrad State Pediatric Medical Institute
(Acting Direetor - Prof. Yu, A. Kot-ikov).
ME-, 20., 3, March 1951

POPOVA,.Diana
Complexometric determination of metal content in the baths
for cadmium and brass plating. Mashinostroene 12 no.601-32
Je'63.
1. TsZ4 DMZ, Kolarovgrad.

DASKALOV, Khristo; POPOVA, Dobra
A new ILvbrie ieppor variety. Selskostop nauka 2 nd:
5/6-57-2-M 163',-*,
1",,
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7,

LAPP, G. B. ; _tOl j~
S tabi I ) ty of the thermc-e.m. f . in. t an gs tep-rhcrj .1 u-7 al -In,.y- ,
Nov. ntiuch.-ioccl. rab. po metr. VNIUM 164
(J.[TRA 181*.2)

V,4)0 " a P_ +
BULGARIA/Cultivated Plauts - Potatoes. Vegetabieu. Melons. M
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., 11o 18, 1958, 8236o
Authcr : Daskalov, Dilov; Popova,L).
Inst : -
Title : Utilizatioa of Certain Growth Stimulators in Growing
Tomatoes oi-. Sheltered Grol i~d-
Orig Pub : Selskostop. mis'l, 1957, 2, No 3, 154-166
Abstract : Results of the experimeiits carried oat during; 1955-1956
at the Institute of Plant Cultivation of the Academy of
Sicences of Bul&-iria on hybrids heterosis: showiaS
Zarya x Komet, No 10 x Bizon, No 10 x Rudzhers and others.
Li the hothouse the plants were sprayed with t1:e solatimis
of 2,4-D mid tomafix. The sprayinc, both of the racenes
aiid the elitire plai-4t with 2,4-p solution. (10 Milligrams
per liter) increased the fr.it setting by 80.8%. Spray-
ing of the racenes with tomafix solutior- (2 milligram./
liter) - by 70.3% and artificial polliuation of the
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Aleksan(ira; PCIPOVA, Dobra
Studies on the quality f,' fro't of riom.--.
I
3-Iskostop nalika 2 nc).7:7,39-7?4 163.

POPOVA, Dcbra
c,f t~~,q -,er) . :, - w"d
I-rif i u e n c, 13 - gtij r,,.' - ight, cm tlh~ de.
51089-1096
t!;~q. '~e.sk3.3t-,P nauKP- 2 r,'J-9
of some eggplant vrLri~',
164.

GOVY:--'IIINI~- V.n.: jLO-1 0 ll-L-l "T -
Adrenergic inner-iat4.on of the adipose tisnue 'n vertebrates.
Zhur. evol. blokh-Lm. ~~ fiziol. 1 no.4-.337-342 JI.-A 65.
&I'RA l8i8)
1. Taboratoriya -volyutsil adaptat3ionno-troficheskoy funktsii
ner-vnoy sistem~ Ilnstitutv. Pvolyutsionnoy fiziologii i bAokb.--'mf.i
imeni I.M. Sechenovs AN 53-SR, Leningrad.

L 38d4-66 FWir(m)IE?ip(t)IEWP(b)IEWA'(h)IETC(m) IJP(c)
MR: APS025501 UR/OJ15/65/000/009/QV~19/0021
536.532.088
AUTHORs pp, 0. B ~opova, D. I.
TITLE, Thermoelectric stability of thermocouples made of refractory metals d
alloys 14
SOURCE: tzmeriteltnaya tekhnika, no. 9, 1965, 19-21
TOPIC TAGS: thermocouple, thermoelectromotive force, refractory, metal, tungsten,
molybdenum, temperature measurement
ABSTRACT: Comparative tests were made of tungsten, molybdenum, tungsten-rhenium aA
molybdenum-aluminum wires at the.oerdlovsk Affiliate of the All-Union Scientific
Research Institute of Hetrolog3M'V6 find the most reliable ma-t-e-r-ials for thermal eled-
trode a d to determine the possible sour s of error in temperature measurement.
It was found that tungsten and a tungste h1loy with 20% rhenium-1,9re the most stabld
materials with respect to thermoelectromotive force. Following these in decreasing
order of stability gre tungsten alloys with 10 and 5% rhenium respectively, molybdel
ntm, and molVbdenuni'lalioyed with aluminum.-)*) It was also found that a tungsten-molybl:---.
extremely stable. The thermaelectromotive force of this ty
denum thermocouple pe
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of thermocouple does not vary more than 50 vv (ILB deg) after 25 hours annealing In
the 1500-19000C range. The calibration characteristics of the thermocouples may be,
0+=h411-v.A h" nvo-Annanl4ner A+ h4aho-im than nnnyatincy tomnnratoron, orfar. art. ha-ql!

ZHUKOV, Ye.K.; FOPOVA. D.I.
Materials on the excitability and functional motility of tetanic and
tonic muscle fibers. Nauk zap. Kviv. un. 16 no.17:93-96 '57.
(MIRA 13:2)
(MUSCLIC)