SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SEMENOVA, T.A. - SEMENOVA, V.N.

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AUTHORS: Braude, G. Ye., Ivanovskiy, F. P.
TITLE. Study of the Conductivity of Zinc, Chromium, and Copper
Oxide Catalysts Used for the Conversion of Carbon Monoxide
PERIODICAL;. Kinetika i kataliz, 1960, Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 282 - 2a6
TEXTs In Refs.1,2 the authors studied catalysts consisting of Cuo, ZnO,
and Cr2 03with different ratios of the components. Since these catalysts
are semiconductors, the authors studied their c!)nductivity and the rela-
tion between conductiv3ty and activity. Tablets were pressed from powders
of these oxides. Their :,,onductivity was measured in a vacuum of
10-5 _ 10-6 mm Hg and.in a mixture of CO andwater vapor at temperatures
between 1500 and 4000C, at both increasing and decreasing temperature.
The measurements were made with molybdenum probes whose circuit diagram is
shown in Fig.2. A TTTrT3-1 (PPTV-1 ) pot entiometer and an Aq-M2 (ACh-m2)
cathode voltmeter were used. The authors obtained easily reproducible
results. With increasing temperature, the conductivity in the vacuum in-
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Study of the Conductivity of Zinc, Chromium, S1.19 00/001/002/"J,07/010
and Copper Oxide Catalysts Used for the B004YBO%'
Conversion of Carbon Monoxide
creases. In the gas mixture, however, the conductivity is reduced to a
constant value-the more, the higher the copper content. As is shown in
Fig.6, an inverse relation-was observed between conducti ,vity Ll and specif-
ic activity K sp which depends on the Cu content. There are 6 figures,
2 tables", and 3 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut azotnoy promyshlennosti,
Moskva (scientific Research Institute of the Nitrogen
Industry, Moscow)
SUBMITTED: December-14, 1959
Legend to Fig.2. T:tube for conductivity measurement; R :tablet;
x
KVK2: contacts; ~1.Bi probes;~ A,,milli- or microammeter; Ycathode volt-
meter; B.-power source; a) gas inlet; b) gas outlet.
Legend to Fig.6: a) molar ratio CuO/ZnO-Cr 0 , b) K
2 3 S-P
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, IS)60, No. 21, P.'50, # 83988
AUTHORS: Ivanovskiy, F. P., Brayde, G. Ye.., Semenova, T.. A., Lyudkovskaya,B.G.
TITLE: An Investigation of a Carbon Monoxide Conversion Catalyst on the Base
of the Oxides of Zinc, Chromium, and Copper
PERIODICAL:' Probl. kinetiki i kataliza, 1960, Vol. 10, pp. 90-94
TEXT: The effect ofthe chemical composition on the catalytic activity and
the properties of a,low temperature Zn - Cr.- Cu ca-.-,alyst for Co conversion was
investigated. It turned out that the catalytic activity increases with increasing
Cu content, reaches a maximum at .the catalyst compo:ftion ZnO.- Gr203 - 0-5CuO, and
then decreases. On the contrary, the "ctivation energy decreases with increasing
Cu content, reaches a minimum at the content of 0.5 molecules CU in the catalyst,
and then increases. Therefore, the minimum value of the activation energy corre-
sponds to the maximum activity. It is'assumed that the "high catalyst activity is
connected with the presence of-the zinc-chromium spinel in it, which is formed at
a lower temperature in the presence of Cu; which ac'Uvates the catalyst in con-
siderable degree. Summary of the authors
Translator's note: This is the full translation 'of the,original Russian abstract.
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,,YADOV, K,',- SEMENC, I.I., T,A,.
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Standardization in industr.lal companies. Standarti -atsiia 27
(WRA -l-.4"
no.12-.3-1--40 D '63. -7

AN -PI 1, G.Ye.; SE' NC)V-A, 717
17 P - B V, NE
I'l G; K
-Kinetizs Qf the inLerac~-.on c&rbc)n monox-ide and stp-am a 1-
elevated pressu-re. Kin. I kat. 5 no.1;5619-56' 14y-Te 16' .
1. Grosudarsvienn- instit-,-.L azotnoy
promysshllennosTi.

-'EVILMEYADOV, Konstantin Grigor',..'evich; Aki,::?.Yl~a;
r""U"MECH-ENKOV, K.M.: red.
[Eff.icient wK.;-5 of introducing the --altiple machining miethcd
based on t'he standardization of parts and billets] Effektiv--
nye puti -v rt-Ddreniia metoda gnippovoi olbrabotki na onove uni-
fikatsii- detalei i zagotovok.* Leningrad, 1965. 42 p.
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AUTHOIR: Somenova, T. It.; Markina, 1-1. 1.; Fhteynbergg, 3. :-:o 07 T M~or
I. K.
ORG: none
TITIS: low-temDerature cealysl for the carbon monoxido conversion process
SOURCE: Khimicheskaya pro,-mjshlennost', no. 4, 1966, 37-40
TOPIC TAGS: carbon monoxide, industrial catalyst j ff'V'ORe~GC-A)i Zj,,Q--,CA2 MPOR
AESMICT: 7he Daper discusses the properties of a low-temperature catalyst, developed
at GRP, for the conversion of carbon monoxide and water vapor into hydrogen. The
chromium, and copper. The
main components of the catalyst are compounds of zinc.
ence of sulfur comoaunds in the gas rapidly reduces the catalyst's activity. Long-
L.erm tests showed the oneration of the catalyst to be stable over a period of one yea~r
A gradual decrease in activity is due not only to poisoning with sulfur compounds) but
also, as indicated by x-ray diffraction analysis, to a gradual recrystallization of the
catalyst. 7he catalyst was then tested in a Dilot plant unit with a capacity of 1000 [
n.3 of gas per hour. The results Darn-it the authors to recommend the industrial use of
t1le low-teraperature catalyst studied. Orig. art. has: 7 tables.
SUB CODEE: 07/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 006/ OTH REF: 007
UDC: 661.961.5:66.09'7.3-974

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of magnesium, manganese, aluminum, and titanium may constitute 0-05--15-cvof of the
basic catalyst composition. Prior to its use, the catEayst may be treated with a
hydrogen-containing gas at a temperature of 225--275C.
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SEKINOVA
Pharmin Sci (d43S) 110-q

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de-v-e-lopment of -he =-anufact-urp
u L I,-- .. of galenic Dre
- Dara u ions .w&-u;Ts dosed
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and in the USSR. "Mos,1957- 13 pp 20 cm. (Min of Hea7th
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RSI-~SR. Mos Pharm Inst . Chair of Organization of Phamaceutics). 210 copies.

(Kl,, 23-57, 11-8) -

SMIENOVA, T.D., aspirant
Considerations on pharmaceutic vessels and &ppliance from
the 17th century. Apt.delo 4 no.5:50-53 S-0 155 (MLRA 8:12)
1. Iz kafedry, organizatsii farmatsevticheskogo dela
(nauchW rukovoditell-prof. P.L.Senov) Moskovskogo farma-
tsevtichoskogo institute. Ministerstva zdravookhrananiya
SSSR)
(PHARMACY. appratna and instruments,
~ hist., in Russia)

SFJWNOVA, .TD
On the problem of developing the production of galenicala and dosed
and ready-made drugs. Apt.delo 6 no.2:22-27 Mr-Ap '57. (MIRA 10;6)
1. Iz kafedry organizatsii farmatsevticheakogii dela (zav. - dotsent
T.I.Tolltsmen) Moskovskogo farmatsevticheskogo institute (nauchnyy
rakovoditell,.- prof. F.L.Senov)
(DRUG INDUSTRY)

SED--f-AIGIn. T.D
Dmitril Ivenovich ilcnd,~'L~~F!v Hud phnr-aacy; on tho 50th RrInIvernary
of his death. Apt,,ielo 6 n,).4:56-59 Jl-Ag '57- (Y,;'RA 10:9)
1. Iz k-afedz7 organizatqii farmAtsevtichealcolgo dela (zav. - dotsent
T
-I-Tolltsman) Moskm~kcro farnatsevticheskoiro i n2' i'uta
(MEM-3MV, DMITRII IVANOVICH, 1834-1907)
(PHA',RKACY--Hlz3,TalY.)

GOLOSOVA9 N.A.; LEMENEV, L.M.3 LITINSKIY, A.M.; LOKSHINA, R.D.; SEMENO -
TLIL
-T-.D.-;:--TARASOVA, L.G.; TOLITWIAN, T.I.,dots.; STETSYUK, A.M., red.;
SENCHIID, K.K., tekbn. red.
[Manual on the organization of pharmaceutical service] Uchebnik`0ir-`I
ganiz4tsii farmatsevticheskogo dela. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo med. lit-ry
Medgizq 1961. 419 p. (DRUGSTORES) (MIRA 14:8)

Saf-EIIOV-A, T.D.; T-CLITR-ILUITI T.I., dots., red.; PROKOF'YEV, V.P., red.;
- - Kgrov, I.M., tteY-hn. red.
[Pharmaceuticza-I industry; a lectu--e]Farmatsevticbeskaia pro-
r.ysh-lennost'; lektsiia. Pod red. T.I.Tolltsman. Moskva, 1-i
lAosk. meditsinskii in-t im. IJI.Sechenova, 1962 29 p;:9)
imIRA 1
(Drug industry)

TOLITSMAN., T.I.;--~ OVA, .,T...D.; GOLOSOVA, R.A.
Public councils in pharmacies. Apt. delo 12 no.6-.12-16
N-D 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Farmatsev-ticheskiy fakulltet I Moskovskogo ordena
I-anina meditsinskogo institata imeni I.M. Seche-nova.

T
in
-.F~~!.R. Lot de -13
(RTR~.
I "o-skovFkr-) Drdena Len-Ina
_i elf

SAGMSOV. I.K.,, kandidat tekbnicbeekikh nauk; SZMXNOVA, T.F., inzhener.
Properties of heat-resistant II-257-T atee-f.--T-aploenergetika 3
no.11:42-45 N '56. (19aA 9t12)
1. Vsesoy.-uztqy tepoltekhnicheskiy institut.
(Steel--Teating)

tt4-(.Jjv45- 14ig 5/104.f6o,/ C'00/006/001/004
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AUTHORS: Moiseyev, A.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Engineer, Surovtseva, Ye,D., Engineer
and Sukhobokova, N.V., Enl4ineer
TITLE, The Effect of Heat Treatment on 1:he Creep Resistance of
the Austenitic Stool D-0694P (E169411)
PERIODICAL: Elektricheskiye Stantsii, 1960, !.qo~6, pp.24-26
TEXT: Austenitic steels are being increasingly used in the
construction of electrical power generating equipment and. since
data on the creep properties of these materials are scarce, the
present authors investigated the effect of heat treatment conditions
on the creep resistance of steel E1694R, which contained (wtJo')
0.12 C, o.41 si, 1.53 14n, 13.8 Cr, 15.7 Ni, 0.92 Nb,
0.019 S, 0.018 P and 0,002 B~ The effect of two types of
treatment only was investigated: stabilization and
austenitization. The various stabilized specimens were air-cooled
after (1) 10 h at 600-'Ci (2) 10 h at 7500C; (3) 10 h at 8500C
and (4) 3 h at 9000C. Specimens subjected to the austenitization
treatment were water-quenched after (5) 1 h at 1150% or
(6) 1 h at 1170'C. The results of tensile and impact tests,
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The Effect of Heat Treatment on the Creep Resistance of the
Austenitic Steel .914694P (E1694R)
conducted on specimens under various heat treatments, were
inconclusive and could not be used as a basis for the selection
of the optimum heat treatment. However, the results of creep
tests, carried out at 6100C under a stress of 25 kg/mm2, showed
conclusively the superiority of the austenitization. over the
stabilization treatment, Thus, for instance, the time to rupture
for the specimen subjected to treatment (2) was 663 h, whereas the
specimen subjected to treatment (6) failed after 7228 h. On the
basis of these results, it is recommended that when creep
resistance is of primary importan.ie, the austenitic steels should
be heat.-treated by heating to 1150 to 11700C, holding at the
temperature for a period, allowing 2 min for 1 mM2 of the cross-
section, and quenching in water, The exper:Lmental results are
tabulated. There are 3 tables and I Soviet reference,
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KUNETSOV, N.V., doktor tekhn.nauk; LUZIft-11OV, G.I., inzh.; GAVRILOV,
A.F.; SF14E NOVA, T.F.
Preventing peening in shot blasting cleaning of heating
surfaces.. Teploenergetika 7 no.10:27-3,1 0 160. 0,URA 14:9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy teplotekhricheskiy institut.
(Boilers--Cleaning)

FRIDLYAND, G.I., kand. tekhn. nauk; ROZOVA, Z.S., kand. tekhn. nauk;
SEMENOVA, T.F., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Method for determining the activity of tanning extracts. Nauch,
issl.*trudy TSNIILV 16:126-138 t62. (MIRA 16:10)

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AUTHOR: Mednikov, 0. L, S
TITLE: The effect of circuit and, diode parameters on the work of a parametric frequency
divider
SOURCE: Moscow. Universitet. 'Vestnik. Seriya 3. Fizika, astronomiya,. no. - 3, 1964,
68-71
TOPIC TAGS: frequency d-ivfder, Q factor, division band, repetition scaling band, para-
metric frequency divider,. circuit parameter effect, diode parameter effe6t, twin circuit
frequency divider, pumping amplitude
ABSTR~CT: The authors note that in .a munber of previously published papers dealing with
twin-circuit parametric frequency dividers with. nonlinear capacitance, it has.been shown j
that maximum division bands should be obtained if the Q-factors of the circuits are equal.
Furthermore, experiments have shown that it is essential to determine the - Q1 B with proper
allowance for losses in the diode, since these losses,.,may frequently play.a basic role. The
purpose of the present article is to study the dependence of -the division band (repetition-
scaling band) on the parameters of the circuit and of the diode, as well, as o~ the pum*g.
!amplitude. The divider circuit is shown in Figure I of the :~nCIOB,ure. Thescalingor
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division factor was selected as equal to 4, with the pumping freqiency at about 1 Mc. Two
diode types were.used: with high and low losses in this band. The automatic bias voltage
on thEi diode was regulated by;means of the variable resistance R3, shunted by the large
capacitance C3. The authors -determined the conditions for achieving the maximum division
band for both diode types. - Of the diodes used in the experiment, type D7 had the larger
losses. In this case, it was found that the generation and division bands, as well as the
slope of the frequency-respon'Be curves, were practically independent of the rati-n- of the Q-
factors of the insulated circuits Q10 and Q20. In the case of the lowL-loss; diode, the authors
arrived at the conclusion that -the equivalent conductance of the circuit is not d function of
the diode parameters, with the Q-factors -in the working mode detei~mined by the intrinic*
losses of the circuits. The dependence of thedivision band on detuning of them 6ircuits and
pumping amplitude was also studied. "The authors express 1heir sincere gratitude to Ye.
R. Mustell. V. N. Parygin and N. K.' Maneshin for their attontion to the work and valuable
advice. " Orig. a#. has: 3 forimulas and 4 figures.
Mosiko
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra teorii, kolebaniy-
skiy Gos. Universitet.
T
Oscillation Theory, Moscow State University),
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(Department of.

SEMENOVAJ, T. K.:
SEMENOVA, T.K.: "Vitamin Bl in hypertonic disease" (Clinical-laboratory investigation).
Dnepropetrovsk, 1955. Min Health Ukrainian SSR. Dnepropetrovsk State MedicaL Inst.
(Dissertations for the Degree of Candidate of Medical Sciences.)
So. K~izhnaya letopis'. No. 49, 3 December 1955. Moscow.

'ACCESSION NR: AT4016403 S/3049/62/000/000/0027/0038
AUTHOR: Varshavskiy, V. I.; Semenova, T. N.
TITLE: Teaching the recognition of configurations by iorraftig formal attributes
SOURCE: Printsipy* postroyenlya samoobuchayushchikhsya, sistem (Principles of con-
struction of self-instructing systems). Sbornik materialov simpoziuma, 1961. Kiev,
Gostekhizdat U]crSSSR, 1962, 27-38
TOPIC TAGS: character recognition, optical character recolMition, cybernetics,
.pattern recognition, learning, self teaching machine
ABSTRACT: The paperconsiders an algorithm designed for the recognition of configura-
tions. This algorithm refers to parameters which vary during the process of the operation.
Considering the possibility of normalizing the configuration in size and position within the
field of vision, and also assuming a binary character for the receptors, the problem can
be reduced to'the formalized one of the separation of two subsets of the vertices of a unit
n'-dimensional cube. For the separation, an algorithm Is proposed which elaborates a
system of not less than n formal attributes, iii the space of which the sets have a strictly
divisive hyperplane. 'Also given the work are the results of an experiment to check the
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ACCESSION NR: AT4025433 S/0000/62/000/000/0027/0040
AUTHORS: Varshavskiy, V. I.; Semenova, T. N.
TITLE: Learning program for recognition of configurations
SOURCE: Nauchno-tekhnicheskoye obshchestvo radiotekhniki i elek-
trosvyazi. Nauchno-tekhnicheskaya konferentsiya. 16th, Leningrad,
1961. Kibernetika i elektronno-vy*chislitel'naya tekhnika (Cyber-.
netics and electronic computer technology); materialy* konferentsii..
Moscow, Gosenergoizdat, 19G2, 27-40
TOPIC TAGS: algorithm, reading machine, convex functiont set theory,
.automaton, pattern recognition modeling
ABSTRACT: A mathematical formulation of the character-recognition
problem for automatic reading machines is presented. Particular
attention is paid to the case when the set of possible input con-
figuration is not fully specified prior to construction of the
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recognizing automaton, but is formed during3its operation. This
raises the question of constructing an automaton which develops
during the course of its operation the law governing the transfor-
mation of coordi.nAtes in such a way that the sets corresponding to
different _Jmages;~in the transformed space have nonintersecting con-.
vex shells. The-mathematical investigation -is based on results ob-..,
tained by the authors earlier on the possibility of separating the
subsets of the vertices of unit n-diminsional hypercubes. (DAN, v.
139., No. S.and No. 6). The set of permissible qonfiguration is bro--
ken up into two nonintersecting subsets, called the images of the..
configurations and the problem then consists of constructing some
function which assumes two different values for two different images.
An algorithm was.developed for the prol-lem and tested with the "Ural-
1" computer. Some shortcomings of the propo .sed algorithm'have been
disclosed and means for their elimination are described. Orig. art.
has: 4 figures and 10 formulas-
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SO-M 170W T . N. and MRS, I A 'IS KIY, V.I.
"Learning Program for identification o~ loonfigurations.1
RePort submit-bed for the Symposium on Principles in the Design of
Self-learning Systems, Kiev Ukr SSR, 5-9 May 10,61

SEME!,T01VA, T.N.: PESTS, K.N
M,D-rphology, distribuzdon and seasonal occurrence of the larvae of the
oph~iuru-id Ophiocten sericeum (Forbes) s.1. in the plankton of the nortl-
wes', Atlantic and "he Norwegian and Barents Sfaas..Okeanologiia 4 no-4:
(MIRA 17:10)
2. Karedra g1di-otAologli 1,1o,,i1wvsWj,,o grooLidunst,vent1w iml
inst-itut okenologii AN S.S.Al, i Polyavliyy nauchno-ir, ladovatellskly
institut morskogo rybnogo khozyaystva i okeanograflit imen-i N.M.
Knipovicha.

BLYIPM I.A.; DUSHEU, T.K.; Slam-NOVA, T.V.; SHGhMBA, I.Ya
Deteraination of boron with crystal violet. Zav.lab. 27
uo.6:64./r-650 161. (MIRA 34:6)
1. Kazakhakiy institut minerallnogo syrIya, TSentrallnaya
laboratoriya Cholyabinakogo geologicheakogo tresta i TSentralInaya
laboratoriya Yuzhno-Ka7,,-tkhstanskogo eologicheskogo upravlaniya.
(Borcn-Analysis) Mystal violet)

,.I. (I. ; SHTRAKHER , L.I.
--!I ~,arn in tide S-.,erd-",Dt;sk Wcollen and 'ic-,Sted
/,-r-
Combine. Tekst. -,rorn. 25 no.S-82-81, Itg 165.
`~,r-nova. 2. N-challnik pryadil1rcy f-Ar"
D-Ver I ol I r. ~~-o lkonbi nata ( f or Khacha tryun
ct-le-la Svei-61ovskcEr,
cr -
I--)- kher)

S/07 60/034/06/06/040
B01 5YB061
AUTHORSs Mallisev, A. N., Kobozev, N. I., Semenova, T.N.,
Karpova, Ye. I. (Moscow)
TITLE, Some Structural Problems of Hydrogenation Catalysisl III
PERIODICAL~p Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii,'1960, Vol. 34, No. 6.
pp. 1190-1199
TEXT4 The connection between the structure-of a hydrocarbon to be
hydrogenated, and the structure of the active center of the catalyst
was examined. The number of atoms in the acti-7e ensemble of the platinum
and palladl.um catalysts,were already calculated in the authors'
laboratory and by other researchers (Table 1, data on the hydrogenation
and dehydrogenation tests). The present examinations took place on the
hydrogenation of 1-h~Rtenel cyclohexeneilmethy1cyclohexaneq and 1,3-yc!~!
hexadiene (Table 2,. i~e_fractive indices) in an. ethanol solution at 2500-
on silica gel with a very thinly applied (0..001-0.02 monatomic) layer cf
platinum. The experimental diagrams (Fig. 1) of the dependence of the
acti-ity of the degree of'occupation.o f the catalyst sh ow three maxima.
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The hydrogenaticn"thus takes.place on three types of active centers, 4
t and t,2].'The ensemble' t occurs with relatively
[Pt 2] [P 6-71 rp 1P 121
high.degrees of occupation. Since the above~maxima agree,for all four
hydrocarbons examined, it was established that the structure of the
molecule to be hydrogenated'is not decisive for' the structure of the
active center. On the basis of the theory of the active centers, the
absolute activity (Table 3), and-the activity of the centers for three
of the hydrocarbons examined (Table 4) were calculated. The calculated
values agree well with the experimental data, The.rise in the activity
of the platinum ensemble Pt2] ~[Ptlfl is explained by the theory
of N~ I. Kobozev (Ref.. 6), and-is du 'e to the self-activation of the
catalyst owing to the recuperation of the energy ofthe hydrogenation
reaction. The part of the.energy which is recuperated by the catalyst-,
and which leads to the self-activation of the active centers, depends in
some measure on the structure and energetic characteristics of the
molecule to be hydrogenated. A. A. Balandinj, L. A. Nikolayevt N. A,
Reshetovskaya, A.. A. Lopatkin, V. I. Shekhobalova, V. P. Lebedev, V. M.
Gryaznov.,A, V. Frost, D. V. Sokollskiy, K. I. Stender, N. I. Shcheglov,
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A. V. Bukhman, and Yu. G. Lapin are mentioned in the text. There are
7 figures, 4 tables, and 15 references: 14 So-viet and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION; Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M4 V. Lomonosova
(Moscow state University imeni M, V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTEDa June 30. 1958
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JSSR/Gultivated Plants. PotF-toes. Vegetables. Melons.
-Abs jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 5, 1958. 20311-
Author : F.I. Bobryshev, Ye. Alferova, A. Goloshchapavra,
Inst : Stavropol' Agricultural Institute
Title : The Effect of Side Dressing on Potato Productivity. (Vliyaniye
podkormK, na urozhaynost' kartofelya).
Orig Pub: Sb. nauchno-issled. rabot, stud. Stavropol'sk. s.-kh. in-t,
1956, v~yp. 4, 47-48.
Abstract: At the test site of the Stavropol' Agricultural Institute
the boost in the potato harvest through the! application
of i4PK in side dressing during various periods did not
exceed 10%; the yield was somewhat increased by the
supplemental feeding of N during budding.
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SEMPVA, V.A.
Biological characteristics of actinomycetes of the red graup with
the verticillate structitre of their sporiferous hyphae. Anttbiotiki
7. no.12:1057-1063 D 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Otdel novykh antibiotikov (" N.K.Solov'yeva) Vsesq~uznogo
nauchno-issledovateliskogo instituta ant'Lbiotikov.
(ACTIYC14YCES)

TIKHONOV, N.N.; SEME1,10VA, V.A.
Content of mediators in the blood in lead poisoning. Report
Vo.l:Adrenaline content in the dynamics of lead poisoning in
an experiment. Izv. 10, Kazakh. SSR, Ser. med. nauk no.22
42-47163. (MIRA 16:10)
(LEAD POISONING) (ADRENALINE D~ THE BODY)

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tion of difficuld y fermentable raw materiAl (M01"Se's)-
N, 1). leru%alimAil and V. A. SemenON-A, -Iti-fikitst"gY
U.S.S.R.i 13, 116-2.3jin Enslish.-U-MI111014); cf. C.A.
38, 33L44.-A mash ~isntg-, 0 !Matibru Mal and 1.5%
111012~ws (1) fM"cz%L41t' TV elta% one contx. I)% corn
nteal without 1. A hitber I content greatly lowers the
yield of fermrntation products (U). Since I mtstains can-
'iderabic knits. of anitfillable '%" sourct,, their elc"%
incremn hocttrial gybwth and Rcid fortuation. but lewers
the formation al'U. Therefore. if it is de4rable to utilize
a W-grr anst. of nuslasw% and insurr normal Vield., of 11.
20-50% Of the I [G be taken is added at the beginning and
the rest at the 12th to 18th hr. of fermenta6m, durinx the
period of max. acidity of the medium. Owingtotheitrong
bufferini capacity of I it is acidifiert before addri., to pre.
vent a decrease in the yield of neutral ptuducts. The
optimal concn. I I to be taken O-Peinh, on the amitto, -N
r-onitnt- the higher the latter the lower should be the,
crsnc~. A tnaA corstg. 1.5% corn meal anti 11.2% 1 (added
its 2 pnrtkm,) tif any type %vill imure norinal fermentation
T. 1.2ane%
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SEMENOVA, V. A. Cand. Blolog. Sel.
Dissertation: "Heterofermentative Lactic Bermentation Caused by the
Culture of Betabacterium breve (0. ~uensen) Type." Moscow Order of Lenin
State U Imeni Mi. L. Lomonosov, 7 May 47.
SO: Vechernyaya 'doskva, May, 1947 (Project #1?836)

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r
111147). Ina phosphate-huffetral Implone utedlunt with III
Kile-ow, 01 1111-1 Wai o4 K I"iffvr. I'vempolailtin .4m. F~ ~,
filittrai louget wif,1101 still -410,it thim Olt 411gtr 0141tit" fial
if 1,11 0". abat," d the thi6mv ahifir (twit Ittarulins I Its see
fertuc"ting It. IWly in the fermentatlan pyruvic aelIl
00 'ttlil AK)If are f(wmed much more copiously thAn 1.
00 IIrIrT0frTIurIItAtIVr fOntI4tkM of 1. e.g. jy 11, Ims it rapitl
60 A irtiti.1 mace (etpecially In neutral medlumil in which thr too
-cr-idation-reduction reactkvs of cell-building metabtzollavi
mpply the entire H dicniand. Then participation of 11
in forming fermentation products incraraws greatly, anal 2 roe
utilization of It k slower. Julian F. Smith
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USSR/Microbiology. Antibiosis and Symbiosis F-2
Antibiotics
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur-Biologiya, Vo 1, 1957, 513
Author A. K. Solov'yeva, Semenova, A. A.
Bel'govskaya, M. M. Tayg
Inst
Title On the Search for New Antibiotics of
Actinomycetin Origin.
Orig Pub : Anribiotilri, 1956, 1, No 1, 11-14
Abstract : A plan for the investuilgation and selection
of actinomyces for the purroose of finding
new antibiotics is described. The plan
has been approved by the All Union
Scientific~Research Institute of Anti-
biotics. Cultures of actinomyces have
been isolated by planting specimens of
Card 1/4

USSR/Microbiology. Antibiosis and Symbiosis F-2
Antibiotics
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur-Biologiya, No 1, 1957, 513
Abstract soil on the Chapek agar medium with
glucose. The antagonistic properties were
determined after 14 days of growth of all
isolated cultures on hard organic and
synthetic media by the method of imposi-
tion of agar blocks, and utilizing
Staphylococcus aureus 209, 'bacterium
coli, Micobacterium B-5, and Monilia as
test microbes, Simultaneously the cul-
tural and morphological indices were
studied. The data which were obtained
were utilized to determine the taxonomic
position of the actinomycite in order to
identify it as soon as possible. In this
stage, 1000 cultures were tested with 30
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tTSSR/?Aicrobiology. Antuibiosis and Symb _J o s i s F-2
Antibiotics
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur-Biolo-iya, No 1, 1957, 513
0
Abstract to 4015' having been declared. defective.
In the second stage the antagonistic
properties of the cultural fluids of the
active cultures obtained during the growth
of the stm-a-ins on fluld and- synthetic
media were studied. B. prcteus X19,
Pyocyaneus bacillus, Vibric. phosphoreseens,
and Bacillus anthracoides were used as
test microbes in addition to those above
enumerated. Hundreds of cultures,, 80 to
90% of which were defective, were tested
at this stage. In the presence of high
titers the culture fluids were further
studied, by the utilization of antibiotic
resistant forms and pathogenic micro-
organisms. In this stage the antivirus
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T5SSR/Microbiology. Antibiosis and Symbiosis -P-P
Antibiotics
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur-Biologiya, No 1, ]'957, 513
Abstract and antitumor properties were also
determined. The toxicity of the culture
fluids and their ability to combine with
blood serum were further investigated.
In the succeeding stages thE! selection of
media and conditions for the cultivation
and chemical purification of antibiotics
were carried out. The chemotherapeutic
properties of the antibiotics were then
studied.
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No if 1/9 j il`
SOLOV-YEVA, SEMENOVA, V.A., DELOVA, I.D.,RUDAYA. S.M., ILOINSKAYA, S.A.
.Selection4f_~trains of Actinomyces producing anticancer antibiotics.
[with summary in English]. Antibiotiki 3 no.1:3-7 Ja-F158 (MIRA 11:5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatAllskiy institut antiblotikov.
(ANTIBIOTICS,
anti-cancer, selection of productive strAin of
Actinomyces (Rus))
(ACTINOMYCES,
anti-cancer antibiotics 13rod.. strains, selection (Rus))
.(CYTOTOXIC DRUGS,
antibiotics -orod. by Actinomyces, selection of productive
strains (Rus))

MELINIKOVA, A.A., SEMENOVA,,V.A., SOLOVIYEVA. NA., SNSZHUOVA, L.P.
GINZ13URG,: G_.N.
Formation of actinoxanthin; a new antitumor antibiotic [with
summary in English]. Antibiotikl 3 no.1:18-22 Ja-]V'58 (MMA 11:5)
1. O,tdel novykh antibiotikov Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-isaledovntell
skogo institute.
(ACTINOMYGES,
globisporus, prod, of nnti-tumok antibioti4.
actinounthine Pus))
(ANTIBIOTTICS,
actiuoxanthine. anti-tumor activity & -Drod. by
Actinomyces globisporus (Rus))
(CYTOTOMIG DRUGS,
same)

50) SOV/80-32-4-32/47
AUTHORS: Andrianov, K.A., Zubkov, I.A., Semenova, '7.A. and Mikhaylov, S.I.
TITLE- The Arylation of Methyldichlorosilane by Aromatic Hydrocarbons
(Arilirovaniye meti-ldikhlorsilana aromaticheskimi uglevodorodami)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1959, Vol 32, Nr 4, PP 883-888 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: As the reaction of arylation of alkylbalidesilanes is of extreme
technological importance, the authors investigated the arylation
.of methy1dichlorosilane by benzene, toluol, diphenyl and naphthalene,
in the presence of boric acid. The interaction of tuluol, diphenyl
and naphthalene with methyldichlorosilane in the presence of boric
acid resulted in the formation of tolylmethyldichlorosilane,
diphenylmethyldichlorosilane and naphthylinethyldichlorosilane.
Some physical constants, such as boiling points, densities and
Card 1/2 refraction indices, were determined for these synthesized compounds

SOV/80-32-4-32/47
The Arylation of Methy-Idichlorosilane by Aromatic Hydrocarbons
and :5hown in the tables.
There are 1-0 tables and 8 references, I of which is Soviet, 4
English and 3 American.
SUBMITTED: December 19, 1957
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SEMENOVA, V.A.; SOLOVIYEVA, N.K.- ~IjYt~*M,)VS1'AYji, I,.S.; Dil-:ITRIYEVA, V.S.;
FTENBEA, D.M..; RODIONOVSWA, E.I.; CHEREINKOVAp L.V.;
KHORELOV, A.S.; BYCHKOVA, M.M.; GINZBURG, G.N.
Antibiotic phytobacteriomycin, effective In controlling bacteriosis
in plants. Trudy Vses. inst. sel'khop. mikrobiol. 17:131-139 160.
(141RA 15:3)
(Antibiotics) (Bacteria, Phytopathogenic)

SOLOVt','rT-7VA, U.K.; SEMENOVA, V.A.; ILIINSKAYA, S.A.; LYAGINA, N.M.; TAYG, M.M.
Outline of some antibiotics suitable for controlling diseases in .
plants. Trudy Vses. inst. sel'khoz. mik:robiol. 17:140-146 '60.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Plants--Diseases) (Antibiotics)

5;6oo 782i4
SOV/80-33 -3 -115/47.
AUTHORS- Torocheshnikov, N. S., Semenova, V. A.
.TITLE: Concerning the Chromatographic Analysis of Gaseous
Mixtures Containing Hydrogen, Nitrogen, and Methane
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimil, 1960, Vol 33, Nr 3,
pp 597-602 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: H2 -, N2- , and CH4- containing gaseous mixtures used
in the nitrogen indus3try are analyzed in USSR, using
the time-consuming VTI apparatU3. A quick and accurate
chromatographic analysls devised by the authors reduced
the time of analysis to 20 min and gave satisfactory
results, in agreement with thcse obtained in the. VTT
apparatus. The chromatographic apparatus consists of'
a 200 cm spiral glass or metal tube filled with AG-2
or SKT type activated carbon. The mixture of the
Card 1/2 displaced gas and C02 went sub.,iequently to a measuring

Concerning the Chromatographic Analysis of 782!4
Gaseous Mixtures Containing Hydrogen, Nitrogen, solf/80-33-3-15/4'7.
0
and Methane
burette where CG2 was absorbed by NaOH solution, and
the voiume of the component gas was determined. The
accuracy of the method was satisfactory for all gas
mixtures containing more than 1% of a given component gas.
There are 2,figures; 1 table; and 5 references, I German,
4 Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: D. I, Mendeleyev Moscow Chemical. and Technological
Institute (Moskovslciy kh1miko-tE.khnologicheskiy
,-institut imeni D. I. MendeleyeVEL)
SUBMITTED.- July 13, 1959
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S124ENOVA., V.A., assistent
Using the method of the analysis of forced microvibratio-s of
a crosshead in investigating external friction processes-in
metals. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; mashinostr. no.10:16-27 161.
(MIRA 14:12)
1. Moskovskiy stankoinstrumentalInyy institut.
(Friction)

S/194/62/000/006/140/232
D201/D308
AUTHOR: Semenova, V.A..
TIME: Forces oscillations in a system witli one degree of
freedom as a -method of studying Coulomb friction
P-~'RIC-DFI' A 2~: Re-ferativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika i radioelektroni-ka, -
no. 6, 1962, abstract 6 Zh 16 (Tr. Vses. zaochn. energ.
in-ta, 1961, no. 17, 7-14)
T: -2he use of forces oscillations of a system with one degree
of freedon in the -oresence of strong damping by Coulomb friction
I C) s
0---termIttent oscillations) is Droposed for the study of micro-di,
placements during static and kinetic friction. A preliminary experi-
0
i'llent has sho,.,in that, wit-h forces less than the static friction for-
ce and with intermittent oscillation, there is a relative r--,icro-
disDiacement of contacting bodies. A survey of literaTure on mea-
surements of preliminary displacement with Coulomb friction is gi-
ven. 16 references. JAbstracter's note: Complete translation.]
Card 1/1

SEWNOVA, V.A., assistent
Physical nature of the external friction under conditions of
harmonic vibrations of the crosshead in the range of preliminary
displacement. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; mashinostr. no.2:38-1+3 162.
(NIRA 15--5)
1. Moskovskiy stankoinstrumentalinyy institut.
(Friction)

2
Ev NOV, V.A. inzh.
Evaluation of the action of remote control protection systems with
consideration of the contact resistance at the short circuit
location. Elek. sta. 33 no.6:81-83 J13 '62. (MIRA 15:7)
(Electric power distribution) (Electric protection)

SEMENOV, Pavel Grigarl-yevich;-SEMENOVA, Vera Aleksandrovna;
GAYSKIY, V.N.,, otv. red.; KOTSABEIIKO, Yej,-.,--re-a. 'izd-va;
FROLOV, P.M. I tekhn. red.
[Catalog of earthquakes in TaJikistan for the periods 1865-
1940 and 1941-1952). Katalog zemletriasenii, oshchushchav-
shikhsia na t-erritorii Tadzhikistana za poriody 1865-1940 1
1941-1952 g~. Stalinabad, Izd-vo Akad. nauk Tadzhikskoi SSR.
No. 3. 1958. 137 p. (Akademiia nauk Tadzb"Lkskoi SSR. Trudy,
Vol. 86). (MIRA 16'-4)
(Tajikistan-Earthquakes)

SEM10VAI V.A.; IL'INSKAYA, S.A.; TAYG, M.M.; MELI:'HKOVA, A.A.04
-'-~'-'; ~Yff A-I-,.; BUIAROWMA, I.S.; YHOWT, N.M.
Study of wma actinomycetes forming closely related anti-
biotics. Antibiotiki 8 no.1:12-18 Ja'63. (MIRA 16:6)
-1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut anti-
6iotikov.
(ACTINOMYCES) (RACTMUOLOGY-CULTURES AND CULTURE M&DLQ
(ANTIBIOTICS)

t a j~j t, (-4, C2
Rd

SENENOVA, V.B.J. starshiy laborant
D.I.Finlkols reaction in the diagnosis of diseases of the liver,
inflammation of the gall bladder and the billary tract. Trudy
LSGMI no.69:184-189 P61. (MIRA 15!11)
l.Kafedra propedevtiki vnutrennikh zabolevaniy Leningradskogo
sanitarno-gigiyenicheskogo meditsinskogo instituta (zav. kafedroy
chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. S.M.Ryss).
(BILE) (LIVER-DISFASES) (GALL BLADDEF-INFIA*RTION)
(BILIARY TRACT-DISEASES)

MMYXV, G.TS., kand. 9601--mineral. nauk; otvetstvemnyy- red.; _SXw_OVA,
V.D., red.; AJ2XROVA, P-7., tekhn. red.
[Conference on the Unification of Stratigraphic Piano-of the
pro-Paleozoic and Phleozoic of Ilafftern, Kazakhstan. Synopses of
reports] Soveshchanie po unifikateii stratigraficheskikh akhem
Dopaleozoia i -ftleozoir. Vostochnogo Kazakhsitana. Thzisy dokladov.
Mma-Ata, Izd- Yo Akad. nauk Kazakhekoi SSR, 1957. 154 Pd-
(Kazakhstan-Obology, Stratigraphic) (Km 11:10)

V. G.
Golovin, Ii. G., ~Eudnev, 0. M. Semenova., V. G., Mikhaylova, Ye. G.,
:I
Staroverova, A. V., Klimaticheskiy i gid-rologiches atlas Baltiyskogo morya
(Climatic and liydrological atlas of the Baltic Sea O-COW, Gid-,-ome4-eo' dat
- . -Z
(Publishing House of Hydrometeorological Service), 1957, 106 pages of maps;
( mGeofiz 6/58-4o28 K)

DEGTYAREV, F.G.; SEMENOVA V F DOLGOVSKIYY V.V.,, otv. za vyp.;
- _'_ " "i'
ANIRAAA~_ ov. za vyp.; MANVELOVA, Ye.S., tekhh.red.
[New equipment of canned milk plants in foreign countries)
0 novom oborudovanii molochnokonsei3imykh zavodov za rube-
zhom. Moskva, 1962. 21 p. (MIRA. 16:4)
1. Moscow, TSentrallnyy institut naqchno-tekhaicheskoy in-
formatsii pishchevoy promyshlennosti.
-(Canning industry-Equipment and supplies)

USSR / Human and Animal Physiology (Normal and Patholo- T
gical). Blood. Blood Pressure. Hy-pertionia
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 21, 1958, 97596
Author : Semenova, V.. I.
Inst : Not given
Title :Change of Liver Functions in Burn Trauma
Orig Pub.- Voyen. -med. zh., 1957: No 12, 25)-30
Abstract: In patients with burns of second and third degrees
from the first days o-f affection,, the antitoxic,
Pro tein-forming I pigmentarv3 and pro thrombin- form-
0
ing functicns of the liver decreased. Correlation
with the affected surface and condition of patients
was not found.
Card 1/1

SEI-U;NOVAt V.I.
Rhizosphere microflora of rice on reclaimed saline aoils of central
Fergana. Uzb. biol. 2ihur. no. 6:3-8 160. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Institut botaniki'AN UzSSR.
(FERGANA-RICE) (RHIZOSPFME MIGROBIOLOGY)

SEMENOVA, V.I. kand.med.nauk,- BOGACHEVA, L.I.
Case of dermatomyositis with successful treatment. Trudy
MNIKI no.5j233-236-162. (MBA 16:4)
1. Iz II terapevticheekoy kliniki Ylpskovskogo oblastnogo
nauchno-isoledavatellskogo klinicheakogo instituta imea
Vladimirskogo (zav. - doktor med.nauk L.P.Flmasman),
(MUSCLES-DISEASES.) (SKIN-DISIKASES)

W-
SEIMENOVA, 14.1.
Redesigning the fastering unit of rods on a grab er,3ne. Opneupory
26 no.11:537 161. (MA 17:2)
1. trasnogorovskiy ogneupornyy zavod im. Ler.ina.

---~ SW"QVAr-VR,-(446ft)M4)
Conbined treatment of teeth with inflamed pulp. Stomatologiia
38 no-3:25-26 MY-Je '59. (MIR& 1:2:8)
(T20TH-DISEASES) (ELECTROSURGERY)

hie. epidemiology of ascariasis in Rostov-on-Don; preliminary
report. [with summary, in English] . Med. -naraz. i Daraz. bol.
no.2:137-141 Mr-Ap '58 (MIRA 11:5)
1. 1z epidemiologicheskogo otdeleniya Institute malyarii i
med.itsinskoy parazitologii Ministerstva zdxavookhrpneniya RSFSR,
(dir. instituta S.N. Pokrovskiy)
(ASCARIASIS, e-Didemiology
in Rostov-on-Don, Russia (Rus))

NUNN
V~
ZISLIN,.D.M., dotsent; VOLIF, N.I., kandidat medits:LnBkikh nauk;
BUNIMOVICH, G.I., nauchn" sotradnik; GOVDILIMAR, A.G., nauch-
nyy sotrudnik;.ZMKOVA, Ye.V., nauchnyy sotrucbaik; SEMOVA, V.1%,
nauchuyy sotrudn1k. -------
Functional pathology, of respiratory organs, blood circulation and
~blood in-,silicosia. Bor'ba a sil. 1:213-221 153. (HLRA 7:10)
Lsverdlovskiy Institut gigiyeny truda i prof:zabolevaniy (for 13u-
nimovich Goildellman, Zhukova and Semenova)
(iaG3--DUST DISEASES) (RESPIRATORY ORGM:S--DIS]rASM) (BLOOD-
CIRCULVION, DISORDERS OF)

E NYE-__ /11 OV 4,
ZISLIN, D.M., kandidat meclitsinskikh nauk; SEMOVA, V.N., nauchxWy
sotrudnik.
Reasons for the early, development of silicosis. Sbor. rab.
po oil. no.1:99-111 '56. (WaLk 10:2)
Sverdlovskiy Institut gigiyeny truda i :profpatolagii.
(LUNGS--DUST DISWIM)

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in the production of synthetic zeolites (mo ta" sieves),.and
for chemists in general.
Cvxd 1/4i~

Synthetic Zeolites: (Cont.) sov/6246
COVERAGE: The book is a collection of reports presented at the First
Conference on Zeolites, held in Leningrad 16 through 19 March 1961
at the'Leningrad Technological Institute imeni Lensovet, and is
purportedly the first monograph on this subject. The reports are
grouped into 3 subject areas: 1) theoretical problems of adsorp-
tion on various types of zeolites and methods for their investi-
gation, 2) the production of zeoliteso and 3) application of
zoolites. No personalities are mentioned. References follow In-
dividual articles.
TABLE OF COVTH1M t
Foreword 3
Dubinin, X. M. Introduction,
Card 2/ZV

Synthetic Zeolites: (Cont.) SOV/5246
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Kel'toev, N. V., 1. P. Ogloblina, and N. S. Toroohes:hnikov.
Regeneration of Ze0lites in a Gas Stream 203
0. V. Astaf Iyev, Ye. Ya. Giyenkop N. I.
Lulova, and A. T. Slepneva. Methods of Plant and Oality
Control of Finished Products DUring Manufacture of ZeoXits
A,Typo kOnorbents 212
APPLICATION OF ZBOLITES
Kleelev, A. V., Yu. A. 311tekov, and V. N. Seenova. Ad-
sorption of a Xixtur6 of Thiophene-and Heptane oil
Zoolits NaA
Pavlova, L. F. Adsorption From n-Hexane-Benzene Solutions
With Synthetic Zeolite CaA
Card
216
225

KISELE V2 A.V.; PEMENOVA, V.N.; ELITEKGV, Yu.A.
Ad-porptioxi of thiophene+ n.heptane fr om solutions by silica
gel, aluminum oxide, and by the molecular aieves 5A and 13X.
~Zin.i kat. 3 no.6;937-941 N-D 162o OURA 15:12)
1. 14oskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Lomonosova,
khimielfeskiy fakulltet i Institut fizicheskoy khimii AN SSSR.
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USSR/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their 1-29
Application Leather. Fur. Gelatin. Tanning Aeents.
Technical Proteins.
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 33115
Author : Semenova, V.N,, Lendenskiy, D.A., Demidov, V.N.
Inst
Title : Tanning of Yuft Leather -with the Use of Synttans PL, PS
and SPS.
Orig Pub : Legkaya prom-st', 1956, No 11, 47-4~9
Abstract : The possibility was checked of utilizing syntans PL, PS
and SPS for the tanning of yuft. The experiments were
carried out with halves of dehaired hides, of which the
controls were tanned in the usual manner with oak and
spruce tannins (T). To tan the experimental halves the
following mixtures were used: 50% oak T and 50% FL;
50% oak T and 50% PS; 50~ T and 54 SPS; oak T, 50%
spruce T and 30% SPS. By organoleptic indices the
Card 1/2

USSR/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their 1-29
Application - Leather. Fur. Gelatin. TanningAgents.
Technical Proteins.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 33115
experimental leather did not differ from the controls.
Their analytical indices met the norms of GOST.
Card 2/2

SDMOV kand.tekhn-.nauk
Reducing the water permeability of I%ssian leather. leg.prom.17
no.9:26-27 S 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(heather industry) (Permeability)