SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHEVTSOVA, A.M. - SHEVYSKINA, L.YE.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R001549320012-4
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 100
• Document Creation Date: November 2, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 9, 2001
• Sequence Number: 12
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

SHEVTSOVA, A.M.
Characteristics of the chemical composition of onions grown on
marshy soils. Dokl. All BSSR &no.71460-461 J1 162. (MM 16:8)
1. Belorusskiy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut plodovodstva,
ovoshchevodstva i kartofelya. Predstavleno akademikom AN
BSSR T.N. Go(biev7m.
(onions)

USSL~, Y
's Jour :Aol., 11-D 0", 3'1~1430
S!,.cwtsxra., D.,,..
List U-1 i~:i ~,f Da~:t CLLIL-1-vation
T-1, Lul T."..1, ~)f Ga-,-ibc, K.,,) callimbillus ooldn'.1 1.1
10,57, vT,,. 22, 132--
137.
Abotmc-, !T-, 11-~-'~r:?.ct.
123

CHERTKOV, Yakov Borisovich; BOLISHAKOV, Gennadiy Fedorovich;
G Yevgeniy Illich; DAVYDOV, P.I. nauchn. red.;
GULIN . 3
SHEVTSOV&,Y,.R.,_Yed. red.; YASHCHURZHINSKAYA, A.B.,
-fe-khn. r;d.
[Jet fuels] Topliva dlia reaktivnykh dvigatelei. Le-
ningrad, Izd-vo "Nedra," 1964. 225 P. (MIRA 17:3)

Mili-lit. "R,', Aleksandr Vasil 'yevich; YM-MAYEV, Vasiliy Mikhaylovich
[deceased]; SjI-I7VT5(jVA. E.1,11., ved. red.
[Boring structural prospecting holes] Burenie strukturno-
poiskovykh sk-iazhin. Izd.2., isp. i dop. Leningrad, Ned-
.ra, 1~64- 390 P. (XIIRA 17:9)

SHZVTSOVA, G.B.
Age changes In the topography of the peripheral part of the facial
nerve in man. Stomatologiia 35 no-5:53-54 S-0 '5~ (MLRA 10:4)
1. Iz kAfadry normallnoy anatomii II Moskovskogo meditsinskogo
instituta imeni I.V. Stalina (nauchnyy rukovoditall-daystvitelin"
chlen AMN SSSR prof. V.N. Ternovskiy)
(NXRVNS, FACIAL)

LHEI/TSOVA, G.N.; SHORSHER, I.N.
Nitronic acid salts as collectors in the flotation of oxidized
ores. Oboa. rud 4 no.4:7-9 '59- (MIRA 14:8)
(Flotation-Squipment and supplies)

SHEVTSOVA, I.
e-
Device for testing hydraulic cranes. Avt. transp. 41 no.3:33
Mr 163. (MIRA 16:4)
(Cranes, derricks, etc.-Testing)

SITTITSOVA, I. I., Cand Biol Sci (diss) -- "Changes in the properties of certain
0
soil bac'eria In the rhizosphere of agricultural plants". Kiev, 1959. 16 pp
(Min Hir:her and Tnter Spec Tduc Tkr SERI, Kiev Order of Lenin State U im T. G.
Shevchenko Chair of Microbiology and Antibiotics), 200 copies (~M, No 11, 1960,
131)

SHEV'2SOVA, 1. 1-.
Spore formation in phosphorus and silicate bacteria occurring
in the rhizosphere of some agriciLltural plants. Mikrobiol.
zhur. 21 no.1:32-36 '59. (MERA 12:6)
1. Z kafedri mikrobiologii ta antibiotikiv Kl-ivs'kogo derzhavnogo
universitetu.
(1UfIZObT1MRE MICROBIOLOGY) (BACTERIA, f#ObTHQRUS)
(BACTERIA, SILICATE) , I

SHEVTSOVA, I.I.
Effect of root sap from leguminous plants on nodule bacteria [with
summary in English]. Mikrobiologiia 28 no.1:75-79 Ja-F '59.
(MIRA 12:3)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvannyy universitet imeni T.G. Shevchenko.
(BACTERIA,
root nodule bact., eff. of leguminous plant root
Juices (Rus))
(PIONTS 0 -
eff. of leguminous plant root juice on root nodule
bact. (Rua))

SHEVTSOUP 1.14
Effect of perennial leguminous plants on some facultatine pathogenic
bacteria in soils. Mikrobiol. zhur. 22 no. 1:33-37 160.-
(KIRA 13:10)
1. Iz Kiyevskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta im. T.G. Shevchenko,
kafedra, mikrobiologii.
(LEGUMI-NOSAE) (BAGTERIA, PATHOGENIL.) (RHIZOSITHM MICROBIOLOGY)

SHZVTSOVA.,: I.I., , -
Characteristics of phosphorus and silicate bacteria in the
rhizoophere at different phases of plant growth. Visnyk.
Kyiv. un. no. 4. Ser. biol, no,2:69-72161. (HIR1% 16:6)
(BACTERIA, PHOSPHORUS) (BACTERIA, SILICATE)
(RHIZOSPHERE MICROBIOLOGY)

7
- iE;2)
I C.-,r ev skogo

SHEVTSOVJL, I.N., kandidat veterinarnykh nauk.
Use of hypertonic solutions of sodium chloride in veterinary
therapy. Veterinariia 30 no.3:44 4 Mr 153. (MLELL 6: 3)
1. Sverdlovskiy sellskokhozyayatvennvy institut.

SHEVTSOVA, I.H., dotsent.
Intravenous injections of hyportevic salt solutions in Some
diseases of domestic animals. Vetarinarita 32 no.9:60-63 S
155. (MIRA 8:12)
l.Sverdlevski7 sallakehozyaystvennyy institut.
(INJECTIONS, SALINE) (VETERINARY MEDICINE)

f
nr,.3.'?2 M- 5. (,kl---RA 18:4)
hib.-.'rator-iya po bo-I zriyan ,n,-,Iodnyaka
sell slkokhozzyayst-
RZ-FSR.

L 307gi-66 . EWT.Wz~ JK
NK: A176022091 (A,11) SGURCE CODE: UR/0346/66/000/003rOO4O/OO42
ALr1HGR: Malakhova, T. 1. Candidate 'of veterinary sciences, Manager); Shevtsova,
i. N.-I(Gandl-date of veterinary sciences);.Zaytseval L. P. (Director); dUrn'o-TsIlly-,
Ye. I. hief veterinary physician of Lyubertsy district of Moscow Region)
UAG: Zr~,Clakhova/ Production section, Scientific-Production Veteriner'y" IT-'~`horatoryg
14SXh )FO Proizvodstvennyy otdel Nauchno-proizvodstvennyy veterinarnoy laboratori
'j ' t I T
hevt S~cientific-Production~Veterniar Laborator MSKh RSFSR (Nauchno-
LF nova f Ve is. La
oratoriy ;Vsev Lyubertsy Interdistrict
ve 1 0 tori~
proizvodstv~nnaya veterin~aMnaya lab r~a . Z!ayt ~a
y ,
y
Veterinary Laboratory (Lyuberetskaya mezhrayonnaya veterinarnaya lab_o_r_a_t_or-Ty7a
TITLE: Prepar tion and use of blood from convalescent animals for foot-and-
mouth disease U
SOURCE: Veterinariya, no. 3, 1966~ 40-42
TOPIC TAGS: foot and mouth disease, blood, epizootiology, experiment animal, preven
medicine, animal disease therapeutics
ABSTRACT: A total of 7,821 cattle and 1,400 swine were inoculatekth blood obtainei
from animals convalescing from foot-and mouth disease. The results were best in cal
up to one month old when the dose was 2.5-3 ml per kg of animal weight. Very few of
animals contracted the disease even in the midst of an epizootic. And in the few th
did the course was very mild, with the animals having a normal temperature and good
appetite. In most cases the inoculations halted the outbreak.
The blood of convalescent animals was also administered to very sick adult cows a
bulls in doses of 500-600 ml and 700-800 ml, respcetively.' The course of the diseas,
was much milder and recovery took place sooner than in the control.
Thus, the use of blood from animals recovering from foot-and-mouth disease has bo
prophylactic and therapeutic value. Orig. art. has: 2 figures. Lor-M7
-SUP,99DE: 06, 02/ SUBM DATE: none
ve
s

aev liver
SH 434.9 And :70
ltmtfon. tmtment a
'TTIO!~m ppt.. asmther Pi
filtratkn. Ecta. a vpt~
pcg.n.=ts 20 kc.
t . uddcr 11
.puts at 2 ml. pa ampu

YELOSHOVIGH, B.; SEEVTSOVA, K.
Questions and answers. Miss. ind. SSSR 32 n0-5:52-53 161.
(MIRA 14:11)
(Pituitary bol)
t
(Liver extract

SHEVTSOVA,__K,-A., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; PENKIN, B.A., inzh.
Mechanizatioa of the operations of bottling and stoppering of
liquid hematogen.. Trudy VHIIMP no.9:109-114 159. (MIRA 13:8)
(Hematogen)

-SHEVTSOVA, K.A., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Production of hic-hly active heparin for therapeutic use. Trudy
VNIIMP no.14:102-111 162. (MIRA 16:8)
(lieparin)

SEIIVTSOVA, L. M.
At the Kalach Observation Station. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol.
5 no,4:50-52 Ap 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Zaveduyushchaya punktom sluzhby -mcheta i prognozov Voranezhakor
oblasti.
(Kalach Dietrict-Plant protection)

SHEVTSOVA, N.G.
Early detection of coronary insufficiency in diseases 6f the abdominal
cavity. Vrach. delo no.8:73-76 Ag '60. (MM 13:9)
1. Kafedra, fakulitetakoy terapii-lechebnogo fakullteta-(zav, -
zasl. deyatell nauki, prof. M.A. Yp-sinovskiy) Odeaskogo meditsin-
skq~o instituta.
(ABDOMEN-DISEASES) (CORONARY VESSEIZ-DISFASES)
(KLECTROCARDIOGRAPHY)

SHF,:VTSC.VA, N. G.
Cand Med Sci - (diss) "Early manifestation of coronary insuffici-
ency in rheumatism by the electrocardiography method in conjunc-
0
tion with several -functional tests." LIvov, 1961. 15 PP; (LIvov
St3te Med Inst); 300 copies; price not given; (KL, 10-61 sup, 22?)

FOLPAKOVA, T.A.; GOLIYENBIYEVSKAYA, Z.I.; qfl~~YTSOVA,,N.I.; RYBINA, M.I.;
NIKITINA, N.N.; RYBAKOVA, L.F.; SHIPSHINA, N.D.; KORN, A.N.; KO-
ROVKIN., B.F.; KOSYAKOV, K.S.; STEPNAYA, A.A.
Suggestions made at the September 29, 1963, conference of "La-
boratornoe deloll readersY members of the Leningrad Society of Phy-
sicians and Liboratorians. Lab. delo-10 no.4:256 164. (MIRA 170)
1. Predsedatelf,pravleniya Leningradskogo obshchestva vrachey-la-
borantov (for Kolpakova). 2. Chleny pravleniya Leningradskogo ob-
shchestva vrachey-laborantov (for all except Kolpakova).

S '-. V T S ~T,- A , I i . I , ,(Assistant Porfes~zor, Sverdlov -Agrici. tural Institut )
About tiv. ruminative aclion of solut*ons of nu tral salt- in th,~
- -- k, -
intt-avenous admlni:lti-zLlon
Tterinuriya vol. 38, no. ?t JulY 19(--l P. 59.

'J#'f I 7-S,-7

2662. The PhoWeolorlzn-ekk-ddffmIzl~ of
M of
Ong F Moi
a
p
;!
~h
f
d
"
r
a
van
.
h
e
-A-K ma
V
40
Mad. Nauh IfazaAn.---,rjv-.jPF
F
n., 11100. to),
105-113; Ref. Zhur.. Khim.. 1955
117). Abstr~ No.
;
37.507.-The determination of on
is
=
e
measurement of the intensity of th .red
r .1
a soln. of the Cd - dithizone compound. separated
from Bi. re, Mn, Ph and Zn by extraction with
CC], in alkaline medium. in the pris~nre of fartrate~
Cu is rcmoved by a preliminary extraction from
acid solu. Decompose 0-1 g of the polymetaltic. ore
(0,01 to 0-75 pei cent. of Cd, :1-.5 per cent. of Cu)
with 10 nil of aqua regia and evaporate to dryness,
add 5 ml of RCI (1* 1) and evarrate once more.
' "C

3foisten
HC (I -tsolve it
the dry residue u . I~: 1). dis
by warming with 10 nil of water and make the vol.
up to 50 ml, Acidify an aliquot with HCI. add
nil of 0-05 per cenL dithizone in CCI, and shalke
Jor I to 2 min.. Separate the violet organic layer
'diffiiione - Cu ~compoimd). Extract the aq. soln.
'.t"lly until the violet colour changes to green.
To the aq. layer add 2 nil of 20 per cenL K Na.
tamatc soln.. a crystal of hydrazine sulphata, 15 nil
of 10 per cent. NaOll and 10 nil of "I per cent
dithizone in CCI,. To the lower layer (containin
M
the Cd-dithizone and same Zn-dithizone)
5 nil of a per cent. NaOll soln. Wash the orange -
red layer repeatedly with NaOll win. until colour-
less. Wash we dithizone - Cd soln. with wattrand
measure the exthiction, with a green filter, at
500 to 520 nip. The colour of the soln. is stable
for 6 hr. A blank detwnination is inado with the
reagents. Results- are satisfactorily reproducible'
for < 15 P9 of Cd in 10 nil of soln.
C.D. KOP

5(2) Pon I Box mwwrtknm -11699
AkUal" ~k Kazakhak*7 SM rwtltmt W-leboakiM k
lfml4d*TW7* Pa alektrakhimil vodawil rustv*r*T I rwp w 1 .196 ..7
OU tbA KWftrOeh-jftry or V&ter S.JtjoM, p~j~
t&U=V) AI~Ata, Isd-va AN Zu. Us, IV. 122 p.
t.
Wwt)" 3) 1.300 *ages priwtc
-wd.; mut-ft-a Dt t Imw
r.r. (D"atr ft". U.),
N.T.
PoFon: TI'll IM* 1. Ut-died for "IsrUsU o.4 -gime. JA t" Iutdmdl
and woforrow wtal Ln&wtrlo..
2V'12 -11-U- Ik 3"M 17 The UbWwtWjQo for AmL4Uml
Cblltry ona Ximtrodwdstry stte-hod t& the I=Ut&U of raa
Ac.4mW of sj~, Xuakbst~ aMp'bU.. ?be -Llwu =the& or smaiig
thLu- 1, '*" P"d-, the alectml7ols -c olftto saitic. or I. &
tb* 1"I"shmut Of -0- alft &rise alckma Wobmttft . 4..,,jU.U S.
AmJ*rlty cf arUtl" bff" A Pr"Uml m8tuv iwA &m1 with mWom se
0-.I"IAS Sa pnfoatLog slActrOcbmlftl mtbo4a for tM ppoewtim at
Cad IA -.r. ZZ".
lo"k, X-T.. T-M- NA K.T. r*d*,Wdy. MwtiMUm C
fttmUas cf 5- Am~ - Dv~ AmWW 0.1a.Um L. .
9LUWto-Ammd= MartraijU. 29
B'kh~' a-p- ~i N.V. S-k. pa-eww. m"b.4 r aft"dift M.M. 39
Zabotim, ?.I., X.I. lbd--kly, am 0.74 nr*,.kow. nw~~ or
ftuate solwu~ or xim wim a ma~' cowaft "a a uw oart4m
ar.xim la tu salmusa 45
=a X-T- U-I*-mklY. "A V- -C Almd~ Aw K~
~ "*& wftw ga3xU*m me ftdr ftltg Sk
ar'Yok", G.L. ft& F.T. sm7ml7~%&vv6 me Ljrj~~ 't 5~ ftta
Xft hhdzt~ on us owow" P2 alrim Pbs Rlwtmly"s at
Zlm mwl~ ftbftem WAw ftwftu~ or Risk A~ ftdt'
owd

SKLYARENKO, S.I.; SMIRNOV, I.V.; RYSEV,
Production of cesium hydroxide by
chloride in an electolyzer with a
diaphragm, Zhur.prikl. khim. 37
A.P.; SEVTSOVA, N.S.
e1ectrolysis of cesium
horizontal filtering
no. 5:1036-1041 My '64.
(MIRA 17:7)

GANAGO, FaMa.9 kand. med. nauk; Prinimali uchastiye: ALEKSETEVA, R.Mo,_
vrach (Sverdlovsk); AYZENSHTEYN, B.S,, vrach,(9verdlovsk);
BABINOVA G.D.,.Yrach (Sve-rdlovsk); BORWITSKAY-Aq L.M.,- vrach
(Sverdlov9sk); VARGANOVA M.V.,, vra--h (Svwrdlovsk); KOFrLGVA
K.P., vrac:h (Sverdlovsk~; SOKOLOVA O.V., vi*eh (Sverdlovsk~;
.$IWTSOVA, ILF " vracl~ (Sverdllovffk~j SMMOVA I.M., vrach
(Sverdlovsk); BYKHOVSKAYA, M,A,l vrach (Revda),'- BELYAYEVA,).
N.Xa., vrach (Magnitogor;lc); KRUGLOVA, N.A., vrach (Kurgan I
NIKIFOROVA, F.N., vrae,.h (Kurgan)3 MITINA, O.A., vrach (Asbest);
FORKHOVNIKOVA, E.D.,Y-mch (Ufa); PONOMAREVA N.I., vrach
(Oz,enburg); RASSOSHNYEH, G.F., vrach (Ferm-~; SAZANOVA., Me,
vra,ah (Izhevsk)
Ghemoprophylaxis of tubermlosis in -hildrew- and adolescents
in fooi of -baberculaus infection. Probl. Uib6 42 no.1&6-11
164. (MIRA 17:8)
1. Detskoye otdeleniy-9 (zav. F.M. Ganago) S-Terdlov3kogo insti-
tuta tuberkuleza (dir. - prof, I.A. Shakl-3-4n) (fc-"iGanago).

14 1953-
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June -1953, Unclassified.

SOKDIOT, G.T., inzh.-; SHEVTSOTA, S.Me, inzh.
Wall blocks made with cinders removed from thermoelectric
power plants by, hydraulic methods. Stroi. mat 6 no.3:29-30
Mr 160. (MIRA 13:6)
(Gorkiy Province--Cinder blocks)

PENYAZI, V.S. (Peniazt., U.S.); SHEVTSOVA, T.M. [Shautsova, T.M.]
Growth rate of commercial fishes in the Drisse, River. Testai
AN BSSR Ser. biial. nav. no.2tlO6-110 t63 (MIR& 17tY)

.~ -_ ~: V, - * - - -''-: - T I - It.
. . S . ; Z~f; - '~7' , .
..-. . -- . .. . T.M.]
- _- ., -- - - I
G , - cw ' , ?~ ra 1, u o ' Z., z a I f" she.. 11, ".~- r te rr. ir'71na .
I '~' I I - V, '.~
T
Ves Ls, m" Ser. biial nav. nu.,~:102-109 1 f`~ 1, .
(i.liFA 1?: 11)

SIIEVTSOVA, Z.I.
Assimi-lation of the I'valenca" concept by the e4 ght-year school
students. Khin. v shkole 16 no-5:46-52 S-0 161. (MIPA 14:9)
1. Pedagogicheskiy Institut, g. YuMinosakhalinsk.
(Valence (Theoretical chemistry) tv-Study
and teaching)

L-42158-66 9WP(J)/M-4T(m)/EWP(-t,)/ETI - IJP(c) RM-rAl/JD/JG GD
ACC.-NRt AT6022i4.79 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/000/000/OM/00,tA-~:.-
AMHOR: -Drobat,.D- V.;~.Kdrsbunov, B. G.; Shevtsova. Z. M.
ORG: ~bscov Itwtitutwof Fine. Chemical Technology im. M. V. Lomonosov (Mbdwvskiy.-.,
insUtut tonkoy kbinichaskoy takhnologil)
TITIEt Some aspects of'-c ex formation in melt3l caining rare earth I ant albtLL
metal chlorides
SOURCE: V8630yuznoye ameshchwilys po fizichaskay kh1mii rasp]AvlenraidL,-no%W,,-.7,,24,L;
Kiev* 1963. Fizichaskaya khimiya rasplavlenrVkh soley (ftysima chowistar-or. fuw&.--,
daltz); trudy sovesboharAya. Mosew, Is&w Kwtan=q0ya* 19639 48-_%,~-
TOPIC TAM: rare earth element, alkali halides chj&a*dw, phase: diagrwwii,,vme-vv"v--.
lpo"'Vrv OI&N-VA0 MdroiA ~
ABSTRACT: An attempt was siads to identify the relatiftsh1ps uWer2ybW -ths- =jtbW;
POia diagrams of binary -system formed by rare earth, An& alkall natal chMarIfts ~ in
relation to the decrease in ionic radius (from lanthmm to Intstim) .-and. to tbo-,'
change in Ionic !adl a in h
*,? to qtea 94 &1ka3 I meT+Ui.~ The b1nsz7
were investigateds gs~Q~KNaci SmCi -Wxcl 5MC1 76Q, SMQI a-NaCl
L
YM3-KC3.,, GdC3.3-NaCLq ~. Ma. f1
BrCL3-XM-
it was AQ that the decrease Pthe ionic.raditfs of rare earth element does noti,
affect ocmp2A= formation ma nically in the interact4an vl+Jk mm-14 =A-'I ablerldes~,-,-.

L 42158-66
ACC NRs AT6022479
0"
The existence of a "dysprosium corners" where the interaction of the coWonents -18. '71
most strong3,v manifested, is postulated.6 - When the'lonto r"Uus Of the "W*Odi
element remains constants the stability of the co=- ounds )%3M2M7 and Y,63SmC3.6
(where 'elm = K, Rb, Cs) increases regularly, while the stability bf U-0 C&OPOURds
YAZSmCl decreases with a gradual degeneracy. A study of the ternary "NO
KCI-Haa and XC13-KC3.-N&Cl showed the presence of interaction in these IY6t=s9 I!,
which the torn&* compound KNa2R2CliO Was identified. The WCi6t4W* Of this COMPOUZO
also indicates that the extent of complex formation depends on the ionic radius of
the rare earth element. 7he liquidus lines were calculated for All tbf systems, and'
this led to the hypothesis that complex ions of the composition (=6)3 are Present
in the malts. Orig. art. hast 10 figures.and 2 tables. --ve,
SUB CODEs 07/ SUER DATEs 23Aug65/ ORIG REFs 007/ OM MWI 007

AUTHORS: Urazov, G. G. and Shevtsova, Z. N. 78-3-24/35
TITLE: Study of Solubility in Aqueous Systems formed by
Lanthanum. Nitrate and certain Metal Nitrates.
(Izuehaniye rastvorimosti v vodnykh sistemakh,
obrazovannykh azotnokislym lantanom i nekotorymi
nitratami metallov.) I. Solubility Isotherms for the
Systems: La(N03)3 Mg(N03)2 - H20 at 25 and 500G;
La(N03)3 - NH4NO3 H20 at 2500- (1'. Izotermy
rastvorimosti sistem: La(N03)3 - Mg(N03)2 - H20 pri
25 1 500; La(N03)3 - NH4NQ3 - H20 pri 250.)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Khimii, 1957, Vol.II, Nr.3,
pp. 655-658. (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The solubility isotherms obtained for the above systems
indicated the existence of certain solid phases; this
has been confirmed by crystallo-optic and thermographic
investigation. There are 3 tables, 9 figures and 10
Card 1/2 references, 1 of which is Slavic.

Study of Solubility in Aqueous Systems formed by Lanthanum
Nitrate and certain Metal Nitrates. I.
78-3-24/35
ASSOCIATION: Moscow Institute for Fine Chemical Technology
imeni M. V. Lomonosov--. (Moskovskiy institut,
Tokkoy khimicheskoy tekhii0logii im. M. V. Lomonosova.)
SUBMITTED: October 8, 1956.
AVAILABLE.- Library of Congress.
Card 2/2

Study of Solubility in Aqueous Systems formed by Lanthanu 78-3-25/35
Nitrate and Certain Metal Nitrates. II.
ASSOCIATION: Moscow Institute for Fine Chemical Technology
imeni M. V. Lomonosov-, Department of Rare and
Scattered Elements. (Moskovskiy institut Tonkoy
Khimicheskoy Tekhnologii im. M. V. Lomonosova,
Kafedra redkikh i rasseyannykh Elementov.)
SUBMITTED: October 8, 1956.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
Card 2/2

, i-. I -- ~!---- i -I" - r
. ! , -I ; . II I
MOROZOV, I,S., ShEVTSOVA,.Z.N.; KLYUKINA, L.V.
diagram of the system NdCli -- CaC1.2 - NaU'I. Znur.naorg.
(MIR.A 30:11)
K~ , :. 2 f10-7:1639-1642 J1 '57.
klii-~odynium chlorides) (Calcium chloridc-,A (Sodiam calorlde)

SOV/156-58-3-4/52
AUTHORS: Shevtsova, Z. IT., Zelova, V. S., Ushakova, L. I.
TITLE: The Solubility in the Systems: LaCl 3 - NaCl H20, NdC1 3
NaCl - H20, LaCl 3 - Cacl2 - H-20 , and NdCl3 CaC1 2 - H20 at
250 (0 rastvorimosti v sistemakh: LaCl 3 - N&Cl H 20,
NdCl 5 -NaCl - H 20, LaCl 3 - CaCl 2 -H 20 i NdCl3 CaC12
- H 20 pri 250)
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly, Khimiya i 11-hijaicheskaya
tekhnolo-iya, 1958, Nr 3, PP. 417 - 421 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The isothermal lines of the mentioned systems were investi-
gated at 250 . The results are given in tables 1 - 4 and in
diagrams 1 - 4. Equilibrium was reached within three days.
It was conridered to be constant when two successive samples
showed the same comnosition. The comDosition of the solid
phases -;;as determined chemically and crystal-optically, and
was Eraphically determined according to the method of
Card 1/3 Shreyneinakers. From this paper these conciusions are drawn:

SOV/156 .58-3-4/52
Th~- Solubility in the Systems: LaCl 3 - M--C1 - H 20, HdC1 3 - N&C1 - H 2 0,
L--C13 Cacl.2 - H20, and 1ITdC1 3 - CaC1 2 - H 20 at 25
1) Isometrically the solubility in the following systems was
found to be: LaCl 3 - NaC1 - H 20, NdCl 3 - NaC1 - H 20, LaCl 3
- CaC11) - H 0, NdCI - CaC1 - H 0.
2 3 2 2
2) ThE mentioned systems may be represented in simple dia-
jrams with an "evtonika"; these are located at a composition
I 'f
of 47,95j~; LaCl3 and 0,98~1~ NaCl, of 48,72~6' NdCl3 and 0,61-'3
NaCl, respectively, and for the systems with CaCI 2: 7,57A
La C 13and 40,10/:0' CaC12, 6,40~ NdCI 3 and 39,14P' CaCl,,, re-
spc-ctively.
3) Lanthanum --nd neodymium chloride form crystal hydrates
-;.ith the comjositions L&C1 0 and NdCl-.6 H
3*7 H2 20.
".;~hcre are 4 fi.gures and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION; Kafedra tekhnologii redkikh i rasseyannyk'-,
cl~mentov ...,--skovsko-o instituta tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhno-
Card 2/3 0

I sOi/156-58-3-4/52
-The Solubility in the Systems: LaCl 3 - N&C1 - H20, 0NdCl 3 - NaCl - H20,
LaCl-i - CaC12 - H20, and NdCl 3 - CaC12 - H20 at 25
logii im. M. V. Lomonosova(Chair for the Technology of Rare
and Trace Elements of the Moscow Institute of Chemical Fine
Technology imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
SUB11ITTED: January 21, 1958
Card 3/3

SHEVTSOVA$_,ZN,_;_MOROZOV9 I.S.; IWREKOVAP O.A.
Fusibility diagram for the 6:~st6m prasiodymium chloride-
magnesium chloride - potassium chloride. 7Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.,-
tsvet. met. 3 no.3:109-111 160. AMML 14:3)
1. Hoskovskiy institut tonkoy khimibheskoy tekhnoligiiq-Kafedra
khimli i tekhnologii redkikh i'rabseyannykh*elementov.
(PraseodymiuE chloride-Electrometallurgy)'
(Melting points)

SHEVTSOVA, Z.N.; ZHIZRINA, L.I.; F-LITSBFJW.-, L.Ye.
Solubility isotherms of the systemst LaC3j - KCI - HIO, NdCj3-
I
KC1 - H%O, LaC1.s-NHyCI - HAO, and NdC13- NH4C1 - HAO at 25 '.
Izv. vys, ucheb. zav.; khim. i khim. tekh. 4 no.9-:176-178 161.
(MIFLA 14: 5)
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii im.
M.V. Lomonosova..
(Systems (Chemistry)) (Solubility)

SMVTSOU Z H -KULIGHKINA, G.N.; FEDOROVA, A.N.
'. -
Solubility isothepw of the systems: PrCl3-KCl - HLO and PrClj-
NH4CI - HAO at 25 and 500* 'Izv. vyse ucheb. zav.; khim.-Ii khi-.
tekh. 4 no. 2:178-179 161. (MMA 14:5)
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii im. M.V.
Lomonosova. Kafedra. tekhnologii redkikh i rasseyannykh elementov.
(Systems (Chemistry)) (Solubility)

S/149/62/000/001/007/00-,
A006IA101
AUTHORS: Shevtsova, Z. N., Kottser, L. A., Korshunov, B. G.
TITLE: On the interaction of neodymium chloride with sodium and potassium
chlorides in melts
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Tsvetnaya metallurgiya,
no. 1, 1962, 121 - 126
TEXT, The authors studied the interaction of neodymium, sodium and potas-
sium chlorides during the joint crystallization of their melts. The interaction
of components in a NdC 13 .7NaCl-KC1 system was investigated by the fusibility meth-
od. CoolirLS curves were recorded with the Kurnakov pyrometer. Six internal sec-
tions of the system were studied. Their orientation was determined mainly by the
location of non-variable equilibrium points on lateral double diagrams. Section
(K NdCl--NaCl) is stable and divides the diagram into two partial diagrams cor-
3 and K Ndc'6-NaCl-KC1. The eutectic
responding to systems NdCl 3-NaCl-K 3NdC16 3
point of the section (Figure 7) (Van Rheyn poifit) corresponds to the following
composition in mol. %: 17.6 NdC13' 29.6 NaCl, 52.8 KC1 and 53B�20C melting tem-
perature. The horizontal, marked on the diagram, corresponds at 4200C to the
Card

On The in--eraction of ...
slll-- 9/62/coo/oo 1/co7/cog
A006IA101
polymorphous transformation of the chemical compound K3NdC16, On the basis of
data obtaineda fusibility diagram of the ternary system was plotted. The liq-
uidus-surface of the system consists of five fields of initial crystallization
corresponding to the separation of NdC13, NaCl, KC1, K2NdC1 and K NdCl, from
the melt, There are 7 figures, 1 table and 16 references, ;,Soviet 3bloc0and 7
non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION; Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii (Moscow
of Fine Chemical Technology) Kafedra tekhnologii redkikh i
yannykh elementov (Department of the Technology of Rare and
Elements)
SUJQ-IlTfED; March 27, 1c-b'l
Institute
rasse-
Dispersed
Card 21)

S/07 62/007/008/007/008
B101YB138
AUTHOR6: Safonov, V. V., Korshunov, B. G., Shevtsova, Z. N.
TITLE;: Investigation of the interaction of niobium (IV) chloride
with rubidium and cesium chlorides in melts
_;-~:;RIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, v- 7, no. 8, 1962,'1979-1982
The fusibility diagrams of the NbCl 4 - RbCl and NbCl 4 -CsCl systems
were constructed to determine the optimum conditions for electrochemical
u
de,~osition of niobium from melts, for the purpose of refining crude
niobium-atc. .~Iixtures containing more than 50 - 55 moles NbCl 4 could hot
be studied owing to NbCl disproportionation. Results: (1) The congruent-
meltin- compound Rb NbCl forms in the system NbC1 RbCl at 8020C; The
C2 2 6 4
eutectic of this compound and RbCl melts at 630 C and contains 83 mole%
RbCl. f2) The congruent-melting/bompound Cs NbCl forms in the system
2 6
0
,N;b-.'.'L-CsCl at 622 C. The eutectic of this compound and CsCl melts at
4
~~ard 1/2

S/078/62/007/008/007/008
investigation of the interaction of ... B101/B138
j"50 C and contains 90 mole"'. CsCl. The eutectic of Cs NbCl and NbCl melts
0 2 6 4
dt 282 C and contains 43 mole~o' CsCl. (3) A study of CS NbCl and Rb NbCl
2 6 2 6
4 r,_t
_r, ;;a arized showed these compounds to be optically isotropic.
(4) The calculation of crystallization curves on the basis of the Shreder
e.;uation suggests that melts of,the NbCl 4 - RbCl system contain niobium-'as:
2-
whereas the NbCl CSCI system may contain [NbCl as well as
QA 4 51
" 2-
i-zlCill There are 4 figures.
.'-~i,:OCIATION; 7.'oskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii im.
V. LomonQsova (Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Technology
imeni 11. V. Lomonosov)
Y~-- -*~.,, 1,711 TOctober 2, 19061
Card 2/2

SHSVTSOVA, ZJI.; KORZINA, Ye.N.; XPRSHUNOV, B.G*
Interaction of praseodymium chloride with sodiv* and -
po~hpsium chlorides in melts. Zhur.neorg.khim. 7
no.11:2596-2599 N 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheakoy tekhnologil,
imeni Lomonosova.
(Praseodymium chloride) (Alkali metal chlorides)
(Fused sal-ts)

PASHINKIN, A.S.; DFDBOT, D.V.; SHNTSOVA, Z.N.; KORSHUNOV, B.G.
Determination of vapor press-are of abydrous solid chloridefs
of yttrium and samarium. Zhur.neorg.khim. 7 no.12s2811-2913
D 162. (MMA 16:2)
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy lrbimicheskoy tekbnologii imeni
Lomonosova i Moskovskiy gos-ddarstvennyy universitet imeni
Lomonosova.
(Yttrium. chloride) (Samarium chloride) (VeLpgr pressure)

L 10642-63 WF(q)/EWT(M)/BDS--AFETC/ASD-JD/JXT(IJF,DE)
ACCESSION NR: AP3601227 S/0078/63/008/606/1531/1532.
AUTHOR: Korshunov, B. G Lidina, Ye. D.; Shev-tsova, Z. N.
-em 5 AIC su
TITLE: Melt diagram for the syst oQ sub 1 b 3 F-eCl sub 3
SGURCE: Zhurnal neorganichaskoy khimii, v. 8, no. 6, 1963, 1531-1532
TOPIC TAGS: melt diagram, MoCl sub 5-AlC1 sub 3-FeCl sub 3, eutectics,
ABSTRACT: The melt diagram for the MoC1 sub 5 - AM sub 3 - FeCl sub 3 system
is given. Eutectics for MoCl sub 5 - AM sub 3 = 121 degrees; for MoCl siib
5
FeCl sub 3 = 88 degrees; surface of the liquidus corresponds to the separation of
MoCl sub 5 from solution and to the solid solution of Al and Fe chlorides.
"Indices of refraction of crystals of the componds were determined. by L. V. 14ilyu-'-
tina, for which the authors express their deep appreciation.n Orig. ii~ ~.SaiT
gure.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut tonkoy_khimicheskoy tekhnologii im. M. V.
Lomonosova (Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Technolo
SUBMITTED: 12Nov62 DATE ACQD: OlJul63 ENCL: 00
Card 1/2

L 12,522-63 A S DJD
_q)
ACCESSION TM: AP3003484 S/0078/63/00
:'AUTHOR: shevtsova., Z.,N..,- Yin& Wei-Chuan.
:TITLEs Solubility in the systems SmCl sub3 - KC1 H sub 2 0 and
XCI sub 3 - KCI - H sub 2 0 at 25 and 50V
'SOURCE: Zhurnal neorgardeheakoy khimii,,v, 8,,~ no. '1963o
!1749-1752
-ITOPIC TAG&t SMCI sub 3, KCI, YCI sub solubility, crystalliza'tion..~'
3,
!ABSTRACT: A study of isotherms of Pplubili ty, of . ternary systems'~
~consisting of chlorides of samdriUMTkyttrium-fifind, potassiumVbhloride
!at temperatures 25 and 500 vi_as__c_o_n__6cf_e_d. The solubility diagrams
;of systems SmCl KCI H20 and YC13 KC. 1, %0 at. 25 and 50C -are
~analogcvlxs. EacR ;-Ls shown Ey two branches of crystallization of pure
;components which intersect. -Orig.- art. has: 3 figures.,-
.ASSOCIATIOM Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy.tekhnologii
1m. M. V. Lomonosova (Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Technology);
'Kafedra tekhnologii redkikh i rasseyanny*kh~metallov (Department of
C
ard

SAFONOV, V.V.; KORSHbNOV, B.G.; SHEVTSOVA, Z.N.; SHADROVA, L.G.
Interaction of tantalum tetrachloride with rubidium and
cesium chlorides. Zhtr.- neorg. khim. 19~ no.6:1406-1410 Je 163
(MIRA 17:8)
1. Moskovskiy inst-itut tonkoy kh1micheskoy tekhnologii imeni
Lomonosova.

KORSHUNOV, B.G.; DROBOT, D.V.; BUKHTIYAROV, V.V.,- SHUMOVA, Z.N.
Interaction of semarium (III)chloride with the chlorides of
sodium, potassium, rabidium, and cesium. Zhur. neprg. khim.
9 no.6:1427-1430 Je 163 (MIRA 17W
1. Uoskovskiy institut tankoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii imeni
Lomonosova.

SAFONOV, V.V.; KORSHUNOV, B.G.; SIIEVTSOV-A, Z.N.; BAKUM, S.I.
Tnteraction of tantalum trichloride with fused alkali
metal chlorides. Zhur. neorg. khim. 9 no.7:1687-
1691 J1 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii imeni
Lomonosova.

BOLISHAKOV, K.A.; SAFONOV, V.V.; KOGAN, L.M.;.R~_qy�py~,_,,~_.,N.-,,SHADROVA, L.G.
Solubility of chloro derivatives of some metals in 1,3-
hexachlorobutadiene. Zhur. fiz. khim. 38 no.5:1305-1306
W 164. WIRA 18:12)
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheakoy tekhnologii imeni.
Lomonosova i Vsesoy-uznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
khimicheskikh sredstv zashchity rasteniy. Submitted June 7, 1963.

94T(m)/EWP_(t)/EWP(b) IJP(c)~.
L 16674-65 JD/JG
ACCESSON NR: AP4048306 S/0078/64/0091011/2606/2612-
AUTHOR: Morozov, 1. S.; Shevtsova, Z. N.; Lii-_-Chih-4a.,
.,Now
TITLE: Reaction of yttrium chloride with the chlorides of certain:metalw
2-7 ;L7
SOURCE: 21hurnal neorganicheskoy khimil, v. 9,: -no.. 11, 1964,:2606-2612
TOPIC TAGTS. yttrium chloride, phase diagram, yttrium chloride'metal chloriC'16':~._"".:-
ABSTRACT: Binary systems of YC13 With chlorides of Na, K, Ca, Mg, Fe and..
Sn were subjected to thermal analysis and p6se diagrams were.contructed (fig 16._:~
1- 6) . The compound Na3YC16, melting incongruently at 552C was found in the
YCl-NaCl uystem. K3YCl6, melting congruently at 749C and KC1. 3YC13, melting'
incongruently at 550C were formed. The YC13-FeC12 system formed limited
solid solutions and the compound FeYCI which had a polymorphic transition at
360C. Pha.se diagrams were also constructed for--the- ternary systems
XqF
CaC1q-NaQ and YC13-MgC1 of the fields of
2-KCI (fig- 7 and 8) and the, limits
~71--primary--ci7staUization--~were, e erm _e cdl-- 8
-tablen
C.rd 1/7

L 1:6674-65
ACCESSION Has AP4048306
ENCLOSUM 0 1

Sol

7w r4t
471"

A-1.074
YCY
fee
Soo
*
ms KCL'3yCl3
4,10

e Najyclo
~
J"V
.7
Me

*L 16674-65
SION NR-- AP4048306
ACCES IMCMURSt 051~
imp
Card 7/7

zzl_' Vgec~. 1: qIM VE RE M-Ali
L 443!8-65 EPA (s) -2/ENT (m)/EW(c)/EPF (n) -2/EWP(t)/
W(b) Pr-4/k-7/1u-4
IJP(,~) JD/JG
ACCESSION NR: AP5oo8483
9
AUBIOR: Safonov V. V Korshuwv, B- G-; Sheytowra, Z. N BboArova L Go
A
ITITLE: Reaction of tantalum tetrachloride with sodium -and potas'siIun, chlorides.
)-7 W
SOURCE: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, v. 10,.no 669-671.
3P 19652
T,)PIC TAGS: potassium compound, tantalum compound,, tantalum tetrachloride, sodium-,
,chloride, potassium chloride, high purity metal gcoduction, nidbium tetrachloride.,
leutectic complex ioa melt
S lum chio
ABSTRACT- The reaction-of tantalum te-trrac r de -with:,sodium -and-
-production-of-high pux'Ity.metals by
rides in melts has been studied because the.
subhalide methods is assuming increasing importance-i A therma analysis of the.
systems has been made and fusibility diagrams constructed. The TaC14-KaCl system
is of the eutectic type and the eutectic contains 55 mol.% NaCI and melts at 270C&
The camponents of the TaC14-Ml system form a KpTaC16 compound that melts at VM4

E-Mg. _1k--
L 443IM5 ----- --
:ACCESSION NR: AMo8483
a tendency to (lecompose ia the atmosphere. Its refractive Pdex exceeds 1-789,
q
and its density is 3.017 g/cm3., as compareEl with 2
-539 g1W 'for the similarly ob-,
e of
tained niobium compound K2NbCl6. The NAC14 experimental cry-etallization curv
the TaC14-NaCl system is in good agreement with the estimated crystallization curve
in the range from 0 to 20 m0l.% TaCl4, suggesting the possible presence of tantalum
in the form of [Ta2Cl3_0]2- in the melt. The 101--experimenta;l crysta M-zation curV6
is also in good agreement with the estimated &~rve, and it is assumed that the melt
contains tantalum in the form of the complex ion [TaC1612-. Orig. art. has.- 4
fi-ures.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskly institut'fonlwy laiftdche- lw~ H. Qno-
a YL tekbnologl
sova (Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Technology)

KOFSHUNOV, B.G.; F,,ROBOT, D.V.; SHEVTSOVA, Z.N.
System YCl3 - NaCl - KC1. Zhur.neorg.khim. 10 no.8j1901-1905
Ag 165. (MIRA 19ti)
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii imeni
M.V.Lomonosova. Submitted July 1, 1963.

I ~ It N Vj
i. -2 -67 i.v. I km 1.1 -._1 k
ACC INRt 11J6019050 ~A) SOURCE CODE: UlVOW8/66/011/002/0/al/0414 -
AUTI-:Oil: ;-;3rrhu;iov._B. G.; Drobot, D. V.; Galchenko, I. Yo.; ShOvtqova Z.~
MG: i%bwov Institute of Fine Chemical Technology im. M. V. Lomonosov (~bskovskiy
institut tonkoy khimichoskoy tekhnolo,,;ii)
TITLE: Interaction of fused holmium'and erbium chlorides with fused potassium
chloride
SOURCE. Zhurnal noorganichoskoy khimii, v. 11, no. 2., 1966,, 411-414
TOPIC TAGS: ther-inal analysis, hoLrnium compoundj, erbium compound, potassium chloride
ABSUUCT. A thermal analysis has been conducted of the HoC1 -KC1 and ErCl 3-Kal
syvt=,s, which had not bccn investigated before. The chemical analysis of chlorides'
used wan 61.14% Ho+39.19% Cl for HoCl and 60.95Z Er4-39.12% C1 for ErG1 , against
3
calculated values of 60.85% Ho+39.15% G1 and 61.03% Er+38.97%cll respoc?ively. The
time-temporaturo curves were recorded with the aid of a Kurnakov pyromDter. The salts
were fused in quartz-glass Stepanov vessels. The liquidus curves of the systems were
calculated as proposed by P. Ehrlich, G. Kaupa, and K. Blankenstein (Z. anorg. allgem.
Ghan., 299, 213, 1959), and R. V. Chernov (Ukr. khim. zhurn. 27, 34, 1961), The resultt
of the thermal analysis are given in Tables 1 and 2, and Figures 1 a and b. Compounds
which were formed in the given systems were identified by X!-.ray phase analysits in a
Card 1/6 UDC; 546.665&6661131r~'386

L 08662-057
ACC NR: AP6019050
Temperature C
~blo Liqui Primary Eutectio -butoctiol Eutocticl Fblymorphoua
Ho Cl dus.,
3 phase Ho + KHO 2 Cl7 41 ~HOC161 transformation
IC,wn rl f nj:-X3HOCI6
100.0 718 Hoci$ --
95.0 697 11003 560
go.o - 6567 Hoci] 555
F5,0 GiG 11OC13 552
80.0 .560 llOCI.1 + K1102CII 560 0
75.0 15G7 10102cl? 560
70.0 575 l(lio'cl, 560
66, G6 587 N I 102CI7
'65 0.
5p.
K111):c
l
- 45-1

60:0
550
10102(-i
l -
- 454 395
55,0 526 K I 102CI ? - 455 -'397 -
50.0 N1103CIT - 453 403
45.0 454 - i(I 102C I I + 1(3110CIG 4G0 - 395
'40 0
' 628
' Kllo2CI7 + X3110CIs 454
7 -395,

00'
15:0
- 740 K I 1-2C I I + 1~3110CIOJ 45 4
,
~.1,33 17GO j(lln2CJj + x3linCl. 453-- 4,031
~
o.o 800 1XII02CII + K311006 456 400
816 l(IIOJClf + 1(311()C16 400
.20,0 791 KllojClr + K3110CIs .662 404
.15.0 725 Kllo2CIr + K3110CIs
~ G64 393'
lo,o - 6G4 K311OCle + KCI -.664 400
6,0 .
760 I(Cl 660 .400;~
Table 1. Re sults of the thermal analysis of the HoCl 3-KC1 system
Card 2/6

-C
'Or)O C
I'lo r I -
iu L,?c 1, 1 c L'.LlLf)~ilfcl '101pnorphous
tectic
I phaso &:x Cl
3 10 C 6+ transfonnation
FAj-Gl A.
;
3 6 ;21 of K3ECC16
764 ErC13
7021
90.0 )0 Er(*13 480
Z7 "0 .
6 17 :13 -192
i Ftl 0 1 FrC13 11.90
L'5:o 575 11.,Cl~ -18G
7o.0 530
: 490 4 1 ri

66.0 51.1
1
rC13
416
1,510 490.
410.0 4.q N 1. r3C.1jo 4 16 ..
472 K1-r,C1jo
' A I (; -
5().0 -116 + K3ErCls
KEr.)C1,o 416
.15.0 - Kj)-rC14 .416 3,10
:1).0 Cor, (31'rCid .
416 3,10

35.0

' 717

,l rC14
416

40
1*3j,03 743 RjErCle 4 1 ri- 340
30,0 762 KaErCl a 416 343.
2.5
0 780 I(jl-*.rC)a - 343,
,
20 0
740
KUrCls &IT .
337
15:0 .6-12 KsErCld + KCI &12 3401

10 0
683 KC1 640

5:0
728
1(c1 642
0 . 0 774 KCI
Table 2. Reiults of the
thermal analysis of
Ercl 3-M Bystem

08662-67
ACC NRi A
9050

11017 t OC

Ila
L;
M
1740 W., j
70

10 K3'-Ct6
#-M
c
x
XCt
- yn 0
e
Mon
.
.
10 ct fil

J00

L6 NO,

Jx Z7 X0 M[rctjO*
+d-x HOC
3 !1 Us Id'
I
20 3
. . I I ICAM . .
P
X . 1# M jo 417 v 18 ?a N ja
70 to _V,I
M x v ja 14
M OC13 Nct'ves.1/0 Kit ErC13 KCI,MOA -KCI
Figure 1. Phase diagrams a - HOC13; b ErG'3-KC'
_Cfll(1_46

ACC NR: AP6019050
C1
3
F
C13
I L
K3 HoC16
X - C16
3
YCI
"3 6
III IIIJ
Pa a, A
41A.,mwe 2,v Eoeentgenog= of 1-
.,aCl, com;ou-.d3 and their chlorides
Card 5/6

i. o8662-67
ACC NR: APO'019050
Table 3i Relative densities of compounds
in RCI 3_KC1 systems (R = Ho, Er)
System
FOCl3-KC'j KFT02C'7
tHoG16
Ercl-3-KC1 Clio
3
x3E'~G'6
I
Color
light yellow
white with yellow hue
reddish-violet
reddish-violet
25
3o614
2,749
3.677
2.768
R,K,D- 57.3--un diameter camera with nickel filter and copper radiationo The results of
the analysis confirmed the formation of new phases in the RU 3-KG1 systems (R = Ho.Er)
Roentgeno grams for K RG16 (R Ho, Er, Y) compounds in Figure 2 give evidence of their
isomorphiim. The aut2o,rs attribute the isostructural properties of these compounds to
the isomorphism of the original chlorides and yttrium. The effeots observed in the
ErC'3-KG' sy--tEm at 376C could not be explained. Dens~tiea of all low-temperature modi
fica:Uons (Table 3) were determined using CCI 4 with d42a r- 1.5828 g/cm3. Orig. art.
has; 2 fig.and 4 tables.
SUB GODZi 07/ SUBM DAM 05Fob65/ ORIG REF: 004/ OTH REFs 002
Card 6/6 i, -

"Chemotherapy of -Radiation Diseases in Experiment's Performed an Monkeys."
Proceedin,g-s of Inst. Zpidem. and I-licrobiol. im. Gemaleya, 1954-56.
Divisior of Medical l-licrolbiolo6y, Troitskiy, V. L., professor, Corresponding
ileenfber, Academy of Madical Sciences) USSR, head, Ins". Epidem. and Ilicrobiol.
im. Cormleys, UO USSR.
so: sum 1166; 11 Jan 57.

Tlfff"TYAN, M.A.
Chemotherapy of radiation sickness in monkeys under experimental
conditions. Med.rad. 1 no.2:Ul-45 Mr-Ap '56. (MIRA 9:9)
1. Iz otdela meditsinskoy m1krobiologii (zav. - chlen-korrespondent
AMN SSSR Y.L.Troitskiy) Instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii.
imeni N.F.Gameleya AMN SSSR.
(RADIATION SICKNKS, experimental,
eff. of antibiotics in monkeys (Rus))
(ANTIBIOTICS, effects,
on exper. radiation sickness in monkeys (Rus))

SHEVTSOVA, Z.V.
Effect of irradiation on the course of the vaccinal process caused
by the introduction into the organism of live brucellosis vaccine-
Med.rad. 4 no-10:46-53 0 '59. (MIRA 5-:2)
1. Iz otdela radiatsionnoy mikrobiologii i immunologii (zav. - prof.
V.L. Troitskiy) i otdela brutselleza (zav. - prof. P.A. Tershilova)
Institute. epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni N.F. Gamalei AMR SSSR
(dir. - prof. S.N. Muromtsev).
WDIATION EFFECTS exper.)
(BRUCELLOSIS immunol.)
(IMMUNITY)

S,HEVTSOVA, Z.V.
Imnunity in guinea pigs immunized with a live Brucella vaccine
under the influence of radiations. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid.i im-wi.
31 no.9:105-109 S 160. (MIRA 2311-1)
1. Iz Instit4ta apidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni G#Malei AtW
SSSR.
(BRUCELLOSIS) (ROIATION-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
I

SHEMOVA, Z. V.1 CAND NiED 3C.1 I"EFFECT OF X-RAY.iIRRA#-
DIATION ~;-C~IIMMUNOGENESIS AND INTENSITY OF IMMUNITY IN &NI-
MALS IMMUNIZED WITH LIVE BRUCELLOSIS VACCINE." Nioscow,1961.
(ACAD MED SCI USSIR). (KLt 3-61, 236).
486

SILICH, V.A.; SIIEVTSOVA, Z.V.
Experience with com-bined-vaccination against brucellosis
and Q fever. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i iEmun. 33 no.7:66-
72 J1 162. , (KIRA 17:1)
1. Iz Instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Gamalei
AMN SSSR.

ACCESSION NR: AP4031448 S/0016/64/000/004/0100/0105
ATUT11-110111: Shevt_sova., Z. V.
TTTLE: Caunos of reduced natural resistance to live Brucella vaccine,
in irradiated animals
ITI-tkroblologli, opidoiniologii i liTmiunoblologiip no. W
1964, 1,30-105
TO'PTC 'PAGS: Brucella abortus No. 19-Ba vaccine, 200 r X-irradia-Lion
dose, reduced natvzral resistance, live vaccine, killed vaccine,
a-,ti ~-~-n col-,iplox, death ratej, Brucella ondotoxin,, increased endotoxin
jensit-DrIty, detoxication mochanism disturbance
R 0 300 were X-irradiated
iI.3SI` t,CT: 'E';:-_pjerinentaI guinea pigs (2,90 t
unit., -,80 Icv, I' Ima, filiu-ers 0.5 r..-a C11 and 1 rxii, Al
42r/min)
~;In~-lc 200 r doses be-ore `nocula'ion i,;i th Brucoj'a vaccine. 'On
t*--a I,Otli-, Ourr after irradiation ona crouo of ex,30'riment.al animals was
administored a live Brucella culture Mr. abortus No. 19-Ba), a
soconCi Froup was administered a killed (by heating) Brucella culture
Br. abc-tus No. 19-Ba), a third group was administered a Br. abortus
19-Ba antigen complex, and a fourth group serving as a control was
1/2

A
A"'ESSION Nla: AP40-131448
admi-Inistuored a ,;rysiological solution. Animals were observed for 28
days and the doath rate was determined fcr each group. In an additi-,
onal the intonsity of Brucella Multiplication in the
var.ous or'gans of irradiated and non-irradiated ~7,4inea plgs and white
tiT.:; was inv-:3:3t')-ated duaing pcriod3 corr8sponding to the hghost
of doat.no. Fin.'d-iqss sliow that ive
1 and killed Brucella
and, t~la Bruce!Ia anti-en complex increase the dea-th rate of
d a ed an i "'al Hlo;-:ever, tho int ens ity of Bruce 11 a mul t. iplic at io n
i n7~111~~ ol-gans of ir-radiated and non-irradiated animals does
di_,'1'3.r-, niid i.--Iruierice does not increase, The reduced resistance
an-Lnals to 3r. abortus 19-Ba is attributed largely to
d
Brucelia andotoxin sensitivity and related dotoxication
;'tu,bance.
c) c, -. an 7ma dis' Orig. art. has: 5 tables.
I.SSOCIATION: inz;titut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii im. Gamalei AM
SSSR (Epidemiology and Microbiology Institute ANKN SSSR)
- ------ SUBKIIT"`;D~,~ 29111ay62 11CL: 00
SUB CODE: LS NR RL,P SOV: 008 OT~R; 003
Card
---------------------

L45667-65 9',TA(b)-2/M1A ~j )Ib-W
j1C
AC-i-ESSION NR,, AM3168 W0016/64/0W/W9/C*76/'0O81
AUTHOR: Sheirtsova. Z. V-
TITLE: Effect of irradiation on preventive-properties oi-sere~ 'Q:U-&ne4 Pigs
immunized with live brucellosis vaccine
SOURCE: ZbtTnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunabiologii, n0.-9, 1954,
76-81
TOPIC TAGSS serum, experiment animalt- bru~elldvie -irradiation
Abstract: The article describes. the efkect',,O-f Ir'radiatton-on the'pieventive
properties of the scra of guinea pigG irradiated with a dose of 20G.r-O at
various intervals before and after immunization with live brucellosia vac-
cine. The preventive properties were measured with respect to the E050 and
the LD50. The effect depended on the interval betwelen irradiation an& vac-
cination. When the animals were vaccinated 24 hours before or after Ir-
radiation, a retardation In the rise of the preventive properties use ob-
served on the 15th day of Immunogenesla but it was not evident On the 30th
day; when the animals were vaccinated on the 3rd day after Irradle,47-lon (in
the period of pronounced eyaptoma of radiation at ekness) the effect of Ir-

L 4566?-e
E*
ACCESSION NR iAP5013168
radiation vas considerably stronger and even on the 30th asy the preventive
properties were three times less than in the control animals, When the ant-
t
mals were vaccinated 30 days after irradiation no difference was observedt
between irradiated and control animals. Irradiation on the 30t~ day of Im-
munogenests shoved no effect on the preventlye properties of the sera. No
'he
correlation vas found between tquantity of aggutimifts in the sera vA
their pniventive propwtisso "t - - -- .
Orig. art* has 2 tableeo
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut epidemiologil. i mikrobiologii is. Gmaet AMN WSR
(Institute of EjA-demiulogj and !LcroblqLogy AMR MR)

L 429L5-65 EWr(l)/0dA(J)/F,'e1A(b)-2 JK

6
W58
0 03
016/65/0 00
tW
_
, -
X77
'AUTHOR: Shevtsova Z.- V.
TITLE: A study of the virulence of a brucel-la vaccine strairi eXter
1?eing in an irradiated organism

SOURCE: Zhurnal milrrobiologii,, epidemiologil i.immanobi 19 i# noe
0 gi
3P 1965* 56-58

TOPIC TAGS: guinea pigi brucella, -live cine, - -vaccine; m1rulaiice j
X-ray irradiationg single radiation dose
ABSTRACT; Guinea pigs g) were X-irradiated (RIJK-~3 'Unit
180 kv, 15 imax 0.5 mm Cu and 1 mm Al filters i42 r/riin):vrith sill 16
9
200 r doses (20-3b% mortality within 30 daysi to- -determine - the, Woc:~t
v 0
of an irradiated organism on live brucella ac ine, virulence, on thO
A
third day following irradiation the animals were inmmnize
e0us].7 with a live brucella vaccine strain (I billion bacterial
ltu
T
t
f th
1l
d kill
d
d
0 d
10
2
l
e cu
ce
on o
r 'as
e
s) an
a
er*
0., an
ays
3.,
,,
3
obtained were from anlmnl-s in the acute stage of radiation siolmass
Card 2

L ~,:'1117( 1 )/1E11T(m)/T JK
ACC NR. AP6014448 SOURCE-CODE: UR/0016/65/000/010/0061/0065
AUTHOR: Shey&soyA. Z.,V.; Grekova, N. A.
ORG: Institute of Epidemiolo&r.&4aj&$EgMe1oRy im.~Galmeya7i'AMWSOSR- (Instituij
epidemiologii i mikrobiologii AMN SSSR)
TITLE: Morphological characteristics of the brucella vaccjna~process in irradiated
guinea pigs
SOURCE: Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii, no. 10, 1965, 61-65
TOPIC TAGS: immunization, bacteria, bacteriology, radiation biologic effects
experiment animal, hematopoiesis
ABSTRACT: Experiments were performed on guinea pigs irradiated wAth 150 r
at various times before and after immunization with live brucellevaccine
(Br. abortus 19-BA). The lymph nodes mithin 5 days of immunization, were
marked by hyperplasia of the reticular elements.* Groups of light reticular
.cells and occasional symplasts appeared between the 15th and 30th days-
'The morphological picture in the lymph nodes tended to return to normal
after 3 months. Hyperplasia of the reticular cells and pilp was noted in
the spleen along -with intensified lymphopoiesis. During the first month
after vaccination the liver was also characterized by byperplasia and swell-
Ing of Kuppfer's cells.
In irradiated but not immudzed ardmals.. during the first 15 days after
irradiation the lymph nodes lost many of their follicles. The blood vessels
e---.a I /-~ . I- - - - --'- TMrl .4-14 no -1*

L,211950-66
ACC NR, Ap6olWJ48
were dilated and hyperemic- Signs of restoration of lymphopoiesis appeared
between the 10th and 13th days and continued until the 50th day after irradia,
tion.
The morphological changes in the lymph nodes and various organs were
the same regardless of the sequence of irradiation and vaccination or the
duration of the interval between them. No necrotic changes or liver cirrhosis
were observed in the conti!iR (iv-lni ion without irradiation and irradiation!
with J-1ni ion),,: Okgo art.'ha's-:' '2 fig-ur-'e's'.-
SUB CODE: 06 SUBM DATE: 26jun64 ORXG REF: -008

and I`F~i
PIZ; A,
IM, jaz-;. 25j- 1957. Ifized esters of ditidophosphmic
a,-'-.i contg. a carbamide grzup i_- the aliphatic mdfcal, and -;jJ/

SHEVTSOVICII, I.P.
Z&v.lab. 29 no.4:502
Device for centrifuial paper chromatography (Kmk 16:5)
163.
1 spetsiallnoye konstruktorskoye bywo biofizicheskoy apparatury i
4,Oktronn.vkh mashin. (Paper chromatography)

SHEVUYEV, A.N.. kandidat khimicheakikh nauk; PESHICKHONOVA, A.I.;
12TCMNKO, K.G.; KURCHENINOVA, H.K.
Bromometric method for determining monochlorophenoxyacetic acid
in 2,4-D. Khim,prom. no.7:430-431 O-N '55. (MIRA 9:3)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut organicheakikh poluproduk-
tov i krasiteley imeni K.Ye. Voroshilova.
(2,4-D)

SHEVYAKHOVA, I. P.
5irbulence and Dynamic Meterorology
Dissertation: "Study of the Motion of Drops in a Liquid Medium Under Mass Exchange
Conditions-" Cand. Tech Sci, Leningrad Technological Inst, Leningrad, 1953-
(Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Mekhanika, Moscow, gar 54)
SO: SUM 213, 20 Sep 1954

V A L)
.Overn,t.nt of ilotijes in a mediusn, IX. Muvenlent of.
droplets of changing mass in. a liquid medium.. 1. P.
Shex-vRkhovo and N. 1. Sinirnov (Lensovct Technol
"~"Ja. 49 n728f.-The math-equation, for, the
rate of rise of a droplet in a solvent miAinm is s-mitar to
tivit of a i,ir bubble in a liqn-W rncdimn:~ Re k
The vidal. dimensionless groups
are the soly. criterion S - (I - Cn)j'(1 - Cc) and the
Prandd criteria of diffusional coefT, rrf, and Pre of the dmpv
let and the medium, resp.; Ca,aud Cc are the solubilities
of tile medium in the droplet aml that of the droplet in the.
ruedium, resp. The expt]. measurements for the rate of
rise of droplets of BuOU, UtDr, cyclohexanol, d
ether. r-a-M
r_mOErm u1stu.
-1:0- and of 9; plets 6f -H-0 in anifine and ir~BuOR agree
with the equation within :E~ 5470. The values of the
proportionality const. k and the exponents a. b, e. d. e, f. I - -,.
and g for turbulent and tZ-ILnSjtiOIj flows are: 1.32, 1-24;
-o.5, 0.66, 0.4. 8/15; -0.002. -0.1; -IZ, .~2; ~0.1.
-0.2, -0.1, 0.67; and 0.6" 1. - By equating the 2 eQl=.
tions foe the 2 !low rcgiorm the value.of k6~,fct
the boundary. The limiting v-Aue, betweeh them
i i y
and the laminar regions wan. not obtititiM ~x entall
- MITZI
but frorn analogy of the pvxes~s Aith that of air droplets
the following relation ivas angdrned: Re - k G4 Ar*.sr;IL
I-,'" Pro" P6"' S'-"; thi- proportiorLdity const. A re-
mains unknown.

MAYMOD, V.I.; TOKAW, B-V.; GOMM, X.; VD(FINA, R.G.; YMOLAYIKV, K.K.,~
--- SHJWYAKIN, -M.M.-
Reaearch in the field of compounds labeled with (;14 and-K15.
Part 4. Synthesis of "keyO compounds. Zhur.ob.khim. 26 no-7:
1962-1967 J1 156. (KUU 9:10)
1. Inatitut biologicheakoy i meditainskoy khimii AkAdemii nauk
SSST. (Phthalimide) (Hydrocynnic acid) (Radioactive tracers)

SADOVSKIY, V.D.; MALISHEV, K.A.; SAZONOV, B.G.; SHEVMINA, L.Ye., redaktor;
IUGHKO, Tu.V., redaktor; KOVALMO, N.I., teefijjWe'W-V~~ktor.
[Phase and structure changes duringthe heating of steel] Fazovye i
strukturnye prevrashchaniia pri nagreve stali. Sverdlovsk, Goo. nauch-
no-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgii, 1954. 183 p.
(Metallography) (Steel--Heat treatment) (MLR& 8:1)

AUTHORS!
TITLE:
PERIODICALg
20282
S/148/60/000/009/019/025
A161/AO30
Popov, A.A., and Shevyaktra, L.Ye.
Peculiaritieg of the formatic-n and decomposition of
supersaturat-ed. ferrite in alloy steel
Izvestiya vys-zhikh uchetnykh zavedeniy. Cbernaya metallurgiya,
nc. 9., 1960., 140-147
TEXTs An invest!~~atian has been carried out with medium-carbon steel
with different- W and Mc ~~ontant, i.e. elements that belong to carbide form-
ing and rais.ng theG~ .1 r transformation temperature in carbon steel. This
chcioe of alloy elemontS wao made in view of the fact that isothermic cross
sections of ternary phaz-e diagrams prove that alloy elements lowering the
0(-;rX tranaftrmation temperature must decrease the ova--saturation of form-
ing ferrite with carbon at a constant transformation temperature, and henoe
slow down the deoomposlticn of overeaturat6d ferrite with the more probable
formation of graphite ins-read cf oarbidee, whilat elements'raising the
transformation temperature have the oppoeite effects i.e. raise the over-
saturation making the formatior. cf ~:arbides more prcbable. Specimens of
Card 1/4

20282
S/148/60/000/009/019/025
Peculiarilles cf the formaticn A16j/AO3()
steel with six- differen-t compositions-were heated -to IiOOOC, soaked for 5
min, and laid into lead battsheated to !~ertalln suboritical temperatures,
soaked for a different time, and quenched in water. The results are illust-
rated in 7 set-55 of pbota-m-le.-Ggraphs, In stee'A with 0.68% W and 1.06 Mo in
temperature abcve the eutsotic range the structure was the usual bright fer-
rite that did not decompcse in longer iaothermic soaking. But at lower
temperaturesi Transfcrmatior. was present and slightly oversaturated ferrite
formed and de~.cmposed in isotharmic soaking with the formation of graphite;
graphitazaticn of oversaturated ferrite waE perticularly clear in the trans-
formation at about 750cc., At 700o ferrite was moze oversaturated and de-
composed inte graphite and carbide; at 6500 the oversaturation is still
higher and only the carbi.deo are separated, Analogous transformation took
place in higher-alloyed steel, and it could be stated that higher content
of W and particularly of Mo restilted in much higher oversaturation of the
forming ferrite with carbon at: same transformation temperatures, and for-
maticn of carbides; e.g. at 4.4,% W-, 3.18% Mo, or 5.44% Mo, decomposition
of ferrite formed at 7500 and lcwer'was accompanied by the formation of
disperse carbides only, Decompo5ition of oversaturated ferrite was
Card 2/4

20282
s/14 60/000/009/019/025
Peculiarlties of the formation A16 1YA030
particularly clear at 700~6500, except in highest-alloyed steel with 5.44%
Mo. It was a-79o observed that a ferrite-carbide mixture formed in steel
with 4.41% W qnd 3.118% Mo at 700 and 6-500 after the ferrite formation, with
small blurred spots of pearlite...troostite. This was not stated in steel
with 5.44% Dio. It follows from the observaticna that oversaturated ferrite
really forms in medium:-alloy eteel with W or Mo. In temperatures near the
eutectic the oversaturaticn i6 comparatively slight, and ferrite oversatura-
ted with carbon decomposes wi.th the formatien of graphite; more oversatura-
ted ferrite forms at lower temperatures, and this ferrite decomposes with
'the formation of ~:arbi.deE. InCTeased W or Mo ccn*.~ent raises oversaturation
at a given temperature, and the tendenny to carbides formation rises, i.e.
the effect of higher W or Mo content is equivalpnt with the effect of an
increased degree of eupercooling. Ferrite in such higher alloyed steel can
decompose with the formation of a peculiar ferrize-carbide mixture resembling
the sorbite or troostite forming in direct decomposition of austenite but
forming from oversaturated ferrite. Analogous regularities can be expected
to exist in other steel compositions containing elements that raise the
Card 3/4

20282
S/148/60/000/009/019/025
Peculiaritiee of the formation - A16l/AO30
transformation temperatire,
ASSOCIATION; Urallekiy politekhnicheakiy 4-nstitut (Ural Polytechnical
Institute)
SUBMITTED: 28 March 1960
Card 4/4