SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHOTS, M.B. - SHOYKHET, B.A.

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SHOTS, M.B,
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SHOTS, M.B.
PermNIUI-II two-wire, sparksproof system for the remote automatic
control of mine conveyor lines. Nauch. trudy PermTIIUI no-5:
59-66 163. (MIRA 18:3)

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USSfVCultivated Plants.- General Problems
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - No 1, 1958, Dio 1415
Author : Shotskiy V.
Inst :--No-Y-Uiven
Title : Experiment of Division of Ir1rutsk Oblast into Natural
Agricultural Rayons
Orig Pub : S. lai. Sibiri, 1957, No 5, 20~211;
Abstract : No abstract
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TEACHUX, Y.G., otv.red.; PALISHIN, G.B., red.; BELOT, I.Y., red.;
SHOTSKIT,-V.P., red.; PERLOVICH, B.F., red.; MIS111KOV, V.V.,
tekhn.red.
[Materials for the young scientists' conference dedicated to
the 10th anniversary of the West Siberian Branch of the
Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.] Materialy k konferentaii
molodykh nauchnykh sotradnikov; k 10-letiiu Vostochno-Sibirskogo
filiala AN SSSR. Irkutsk. No.l. [Geology and geography]
Geologiia i geografiia. 1958. 153 P. (MIRA 10:13)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vostochno-Sibirskiy filial. Irkutsk.
(Siberia, Western--Geology) (Siberia, Western--Geography)

SILINSKIYg P.P., oty.red.; BURTSEV, Ye,,G., red.; GAVRILOV, M.K., red.;
KALYSHEV, R.P.. red.; CHMO, K.V., red.; SHOTSKIY, V. , red.;
FRIDK", V.G., red.; SOROKIN , T.I., tekhn.red.
(Irkutsk Province; a concise manual of its economy and statistics]
Irkiat9trAfa oblast'; kratkii ekonom-statisticheskii sbornik.
Irkutskoe knizbnoe izd-vo, 1958. 165 -p. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vostochno-Sibirskiy filial, Irkutsk.
(Irkutsk Province--Statistics)

SHOTSKIY, V.P,
Practice --*In preparing comprehensive and special atlases of the
East Siberian administrative economic regions. Trudy. Vost. -
Sib. fil. AN SSSR no.32:125-129 160. (14M 14:4)
(Siberia, Eastern--Maps)

TKACHUK, V,G,,, doktor geologo-mineralog. naukj TOLSTIKEIN, ', N.I., prof.;
PINNEKER, Ye,,V,, . kand. goologo-tdnaraiQg. nauk, mladshiy mau-01*7
sotr-., YASIIITSKAYA,, N.V.., mladshiy nauchwly sotr., khimik; OUTIKO-
IIA, A, I .. ~ mlad s hiy nauc hnyy so tr. , khimik L SHOTSM 2- V s P I I kand .
geogr. nauk; ORLOVA, L.M.-A starshiy gidrogeolog; STEPANOV, V.M.g
kand, geologo-mineralog. nauk; VLASOV, R.A.9 kand. khim. naik; PRO-
KOP~YEV, B.V., kand, khim. nauk; GHERNYSHEV9 L.A., starshiy prepoda-
vatell; PAVLOVA, L.I.~ stirshiy prepodavatell; Prinimali uchastiyq,.
IVMTOV' V,V,' kand. geologo-mineralog. nauk; YkiOTSKIY9 L.A.y kand.
geologo-.ndneralog. nauk; KARASEVAj, A.F.9 nauehnyy sotv,3 ARVTYUNYANT39
R.R..., nauchnyy sotr.; ROMMOVAq E.M.~ nauchnyy sot-r.; TROFIMUK, P.I.,
starshiy gidrogeolog; LADEYSHCHIKOV~ P.I., starshiy nauchnyy sotr.,
kand, geogr. nauk; LYSAKr S.V.,, starshiy laborant;KRUCHININA, L.Yu.r
laborant; SaIENOVAI Ye.A., red, isd-va; BOCHEVER, V.T., tekhn. red.
('111neral waters of the southern part of Eastern Siberia] MineralInye
vody iuzhnoi chasti Vostochnoi Sibiri. Moskva, Vol.l. [Hydrogeolo
of mineral waters and their significan~2e for the national economyF
Gidrogeologiia. mineralInykh vod i ikh narodnokhoziaistvennoe znw~e-
nie. Pod obshchei red, V.G.Tkachuk i N.I.Tolstikhina. 1961. 346 p.
(MIRA 14.8)
1. kkadeiriiya nauk SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Vostochno-sibirskiy
geologicheskiy institut. (Continued on next card)

TKACHUK, V.G.--- (continued) Card 2.
2. Vostochno-Sibirskiy geologicheakiy histitilt (for Tkitchuk, Pinneker#
Yasnitskaya, Yxutiko-va, Lysak). 3. Institut geograf-Li Sibirskogo ot-
deleniya Akademii nauk SSSR (for Shotsldy). Chitinskoye geologiche-
skoye upravleniye (for Orlova). 5. Sosnovskaya ekspeditsiya Mini-
sterstva. geologii i okhrany nedr SSSR (for Stepanov). 6. Irkutskiy
gosudarstvennyy universitet (for Vlasov-9 Prokoplyev, Chernyshevq Pav-
lova). 7. Leningradskly gornyy institut (Tolstikhin). 8. Gosudar-
stvenriyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institjit Rurortologil i fiziote-
rapii (for Ivanov, Yarotskiy, Karaseva, Arutyunyants, Romanova),
9. Irkutskoye geologicheskoye upravleni7e (for Trofimuk). 10. Bay-
kallskaya limnolpgicheskaya stantsiya Vostochno-Sibirskogo filiala
AN SSSR (for Ladeyshchikov). 11. Otdel ekonomik-i i geografii Vostochno-
Sibirskogo filiala 21 SSSR (for Kruchinina).
(Siberia, Eastern-nMineral waters)

SHOTSKIY, V.P.; KOMAREVSKAYA, V.P.
Characteristics of agricultural development in the newly
industrially developed regions of southern taigas; based on
the example of Nizhneilimsk District. Dokl. Inst. eog. Sib. i
Dail. Vost. no.1:49-57 162. PU 17:8)

SHOTSKIY$ V.P.; GRIGORIYEVA, A.A.
Characteristics of the economic development of the southern
taiga regions of Eastern Siberia. Sib. geog. sbor. no.2;156-
169 t63. (MMA 16;11)

JY-E-V, B.p. -, G..~i j,7 !-~ , r . , . ~r, , . .R-K 17 , 'IF I
BTUY~NTIJ - -,- - ~z - . I I
Go)mprehenslve (,-rd conser-7t.',i~m of the natural rescurcen
of T-ake Baikal. Dckl. fri3t. g-~~og. Sib 0 1 DIaLl. Vc5t. no.2`3-1-13 '~,) .
(WIRA 18-10IN

V
eronoudc--ge.Ot!7'!Allcq' .4-71dje;s In the southern areas of
heir further dove Ir -.m.en t.
and ba~-~-- tends -n t
Si.1), i Vc-st, -m.',?72-80 164.
"al
(VjRk J&10)

~CELIPIICHUK, Ye.V. [Mellnychuk, IF,.V.1; SHOTSKIY I.I. [Shotslkyi, I.!.]
L
New deDosit of carbonate raw rr-,Pterlal In the northern par-. of
the Ukraine, Geol. zhur. 25 no~33121-122 165. (KIRA 18all)
1, Pravoberezhnaya ekspeditsiya tre5ta "Kiyevgeologiya".

SIHICOTT, A. V.
z'_. V. -- "On the Etiology, PathoCeriesis, and Treatment of
Annendicitis." 1-1-insk State AMed Inst... i'-Iinsk, 1956. (Dissertation 'or
~, 1. ~,f
e negree of C.,indidate in ledical Sciences.)
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PN17PlIAYA L`-T~)FIS
11,0. 41, October 1-950'

HASWV, P.N., T)rof.; SHOW, A.Y. assiotent
Diagnosis and treatment of tumora of the thoracic cavity. Zdrav.
Belor. 5 no.2:29-32 F '59. (MIBA 12:7)
1. Fakiilltetskava khirurgicheskaya klinika Minskogo meditsinskogo
instituta.
(OH3ST-TUMORS)

SHOTTp,A.; MAX~DIENYA-v 0.
Meeting of the Republic surgical society. Zdrav. BeX. 6 no.11:72
N '60. (WHITE.RUSSIA--SURGICAL SOCIETIES) (MIRA 13:12)

r- 7F, 1t-,-'
FEYN' Yu.
"A rotary kiln, operating on the wet production method, and fed with
argilaccouB raw material through a fuel nozzle ("Zement-Kalk-CrIps".
1954, noe'3, P 75)." E.Shott. Reviewed by IU.FeIn. TSement 21 no*'I:
32 Ja 155. (MLRA 8: 4)
(Cement kilns)

SHOTT, Emmmuil Genrikhovicb; LIBERRM, G.R., inzhener; NOVOCHAMT, A.G.,
A.D., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Work practice of the Kansk Central Electric Power Station] Opyt
raboty Kanskoi TsHS. Moskva, Izd-vo Miniateratva kommunallnogo
kbnziaistva RSFSR, 1955. 55 P. (MLRA 8:12)
(Kanak--Electric power plants)

SHOTT, E.G., inzhener.
I-_' .
Eliminating resonance cibrations in exciter parts.
no.8:73-74 Ag 157.
(Turbines--Vibration)
Blek.sta. 28
(MM 10:10)

TIMOSHLIVICH, B.P., elektromekhanik; SHOTT, I.M., elektromekhanik
Change in the circuit of the P&2m signaling stand. Avtom.,
telem. i eviazi 4 no. 12:35 D 160. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Minskaya distantaiva signalizateii i svyazi Belorusakoy dorogi.
(RailroadH-Communication systems)
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S/12o/61/000/003/034/041
E073/E435
AUTHORS: Shakha, I. and Shott, M.
TITLE: Improvement of thermocouple vacuum meters
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1961, No-3, pp.181-182
TEXT: Series produced thermocouple vacuum meters are very simple
and reliable instruments for monitoring pressures in the range
I to lo-4 mm Hg. However, in laboratory practice, cases may
occur in which it is necessary to monitor the stability of a vacuum
of 10-2 to lo-4 mm Hg, with an accuracy high enough to be sure that
the smallest changes in the instrument readings are due to changes
in the degree of vacuum. For this, series manufactured instruments
do not have-a high enough stability. Fluctuations of the supply
voltage of + 10% and fluctuations in the heater current of up to
+ 2% may ca-use fluctuations of up to * 4% on the linear scale of a
millivoltmeter. The corresponding absolute value of the change in
the pressure in this range is relatively large so that the
stability of the vacuum in the investigated equipment is not
maintained with a sufficiently high reliability. A higher
stability can be obtained by using as a power supply a battery but
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S/l2o/6i/ooo/003/034/o4i
Improvement of thermocouple E073/E435
this is not convenient. The authors propose a simple instrument
which ensures an adequate stability of the heater current, obviates
battery charging (the instrument is so adjusted that during
operation the battery is constantly topped up from the supply system)
and, finally, it ensures continuous measurement of the vacuum if the
supply voltage fails. The entire instrument consists of a set of
resistances (Figs.1 and 2) and a plug assembly for connecting the
battery (6 V, 14 Ahours). The instrument can operate from the
supply system, the supply system plua battery and also from the
battery. In all cases, the heater current is regulated by means of
a rheostat. A signal lamp will light up only if the instrument
is connected to the supply system. In the case of Soviet 16'T-9-
(VT-2) vacuum meters, the stabilizing battery cannot be connected
if pressures in the range of 1 to 10-1 mm Hg are measured. For
this purpose more complicated modifications would be required,
which are not necessary since in this range additional stabilization
need not be used. The current for charging the battery is set to
about 15 mA in the case of a supply voltage of' 220 V and a required
filament current of 120 mA. Under such condiiions the instrument
can operate indefinitely vrith a heater current between 110-135 m.A.
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Improvement of thermocouple ... $/12o/61/000/003/034/041
E073/E535
regardless of considerable fluctuations in the supply voltage.
Data on the dependence of the battery charging current on the
supply voltage and the required heater current are given in a
table. There are 2 figures and 1 table.
FAbstractor's Note: SlightVabridged translation
ASSOCIATION: Institut yadernykh issledovaniy ChSAN
(Institute for Nuclear Research ChSAN)
SUBMITTED.* June 17, 1960
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iron-cantaining alloy
C)D:,:;-L: Zhurnal o?,oc-c-rim;Ynt-al'noy I teoretichookoy fiziM, v, 4
1962. 628-U0 186 19'
"i X2 Thc au~hor3 the I-Lmi3sion acy.-imetry of Ro Ir ' uji El
in nucl-~i oolari -zed at 0. 1 -0-05oK in an Iron alloy,. using ar apparatus
dijscrib,~,d in Zl-.Lv, 29, 110~9q 1959 or ZhETF, 35, 295, 1958. Tile ValUe3 Of
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maCac
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(T) - ~-T(00) - 'U(n)JI~U(00) + 77(n)j - A(Y/c)fl,
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scier-c-;r USSR). institute of Nuclear Rcaenrc~, of -
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BLATIDT, A.P., SHOTT, T.V.
Treatment of nonspecific infections of the arinary tract at
truakayets. Urologiia no.2:57-59 Ap-je '55. (HLRA 8:10)
1. Iz urologicheskogo otdeleniya (zav.--prof. P.I.Gellfer)
Kiyevskoy oblastnoy bollnitsy i kl=orta TraskELvets (dir.
F.S.Fedotov)
(URD&R-Y TRACT. infections,
ther.) I

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639-41 152. (HLRA 5:11)
(CA 47 no.13:6203 '53)
1. Inatitut tonkoy khimichookoy takhnologii imeni N.V. Lomonosova.
Moscow.

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dineIISI,2, 47.03, 2.5-1; PhOCH:CH3 GISS, 37.53, 1.1;
C,11~,OCT41,01, 79.53, 40.53, 1.2; BuOCIICINfe
M.42, 2.#-,,-; 1,1-azonaphtbrOene 98.27, 91.12. 0.50; 2.2~~
ozotliplithalene 114.913, 91.11, 1.07;- p-ClCH4N',C.HOII.P t
55.13, 2.74; p-HOC 189.2, 55.13
2.54; t-J-lOC4Tl4NN2CJi,CI-o 153.98, 55.1.1, 2.18; (CH,).-,
930 93 "D 99, 3.81; (CIF12h(COtEt)i 173.18, 51.69.
2.42. NSA% 33,31, 2.33., ~ The Ist, comild.
showi de-Oation front additivity of the dipole moment; this
fiulicitcss the role of oxonium state for the 0 atom, whereas
in the 2nd corupd. the Pit group attracts an elcelion and
yic!(IS a moment lander nit angle of 110' which redkes the
Vinyl cthers give that nxe clout .7,
observul moment.
')-Nlap d
to thwc. of ordinvy eflicn, lithalcne Icrivs. show.
higher moiiients than do 1-inalags., tThe adipic acid derivs.
shor, a sli~,ht deju:ndeuce of moment oil temp., a.4:ihown by
(110i citQd however). G. 111. K.. j
.... . .....

USSR/Chemistry Refraction
Card 1/1
Authors Kikina, G. G... Syrkin, Ya. K,., and Sho tt-L'vova, E. A.
Title : Refractions of molecules i-rith-conjugated bonds at different i-rave lengths
Periodical : Izv. AN ESSR, Otd. Khim. Nauk, 3, 563 - 564, May - June 1954
Abstract : The relation between refraction and additiveness is discussed and the
nroblem of determining refraction extrapolated in accordance Vith
infinitely long waves., is explained. The molecular refraction was
measured for eight substances (benzene., naphthalin,, anthracen6, phenan-
thron-, acenaphthene, triphenylmethane, p-benzoquinone and phenanthrene
quinones) using seven different wave lengths and the results ard shown
in table. One USSR reference.
Institution : The i-i. V. Lomonosov Institute of Delicate Chemical Technology, Eloscow
Submitted : February 165 1954

Authors g Shott-Llvovaj Ye. A., and Syrkin, Ya. K.
Title , Dipole moments of symmetrical trinitrobenzene derivatives
Periodical IIzv. AN SSSR. Otd. khim. nauk 1) 127-128, Jan 1956
Abstract IThe dipole moments of trotyl., xylyl. and styphnic acid were measured by the
heterodyne method in a benzene s .olution at 25c. The effect of the nitro-
group on the increase in the trotyl and Vly! valu" is explained. The
necessity of considering atomic polarization in the cases investigated,, is
discussed. Five references: 1 USSRp 4 USA (1935-1953). Table.
Institution Foscow Inst. of Fine Chem. Technol. im. M. V. Lomonosov
Submitted November 1,, 1955

~:Vov A~ 1!~
of 0
Dipole mments 6 gom
dyes
MOT6cy -i~~rxtlvet
of rhodanLuc. X A Sh it-LI
-YK.. SS -Avin 1. 1.
LeIkggv and F-gytL7 Irt-
7~5- -V-- XW-
C', WIM.-Diple limunts fare dttd. [a Ctff& at
25* for U mesocyan-no dyes. The (afforving valua were
found in Debyes for the fol W4 tuted delim of
dent. 6 V- 243-hutyl-,I~bcn Y,6 1 ena,
Ylid buyel 6, &0
2-(S-ethy0-benmazo1hiyljdc hyild e,: S. I.
ethyl-3-methyl-," benzimida Wme) Ud a, IJ.9;
243-cthyl- -%thiazalidlayllden ethylidene. 3.6, Z(l--rhyt-
pyrralid; nyl
lident)ethylide-ne, 8.51; 2-(S-ethYI4-tljlaz4p-
Hu-2-ylidese)cthylidcnc, 9,18; 2-(I-czbyl-2(IH)-pyddyll-
dene)c1hyidene, L1,15; 241-e.*iiyt-2(M-quintAylidLue)etb
Ybdunc, 785; as well as for 3-ethyl-5-[(3~-ethyl-2,4-dioxo-5-
awlium bi taine, 7.11; 3-e'hylhcdanl6. 1.75; and I-tthyl-
3.3-diinCtILYI-2-me-hyleneindoline, 1.1,3;' 1 0. bl.-K,

SOV/2o-1 21 -6-22/45
AUTHORS: Shot S rLin, Ya. K. , Correspondin;-, :-7ezilrer,
va Ye. A.
Y
1,cademy of Sciences, USSR, Levkoyev, 1. 1., Deychi:,,eYs'Uer, M. V.
TITLE: I'lie Dipole Mocients of the Hemioxanines of the Derivatives of
3-Ethylrhodanine and Indandione (1,3) (Dipollnyye momenty
oemioksaninov proizvodnykll 3-etilrodanina i indandiona (1,3,')
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1950, Vol 121, 1[r 6, PP 1048-1051
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors measured (at 250) the dipole moments of some hemi-
oxanines containing 3-ethylrhodanine groups and indandione
groups by the heterodyne method in benzene. A table -ives the.
formulae, the iipper and the lower limiting values of the measur-
ed concentrations, the total polarization, the electron polari-,
zation, the values of the dipole moments in Debye (Debaye)
units, and the position of the maximum of absorption of the
Solutions Of Some pigments in alcohol (A max ). According to
experiE~ental resulta, compounds which differ only by the length
ofthe polymethine group, have very differeatt moments. An increase
Card 1/2 of the number of the double bonds between polar groups

SOV/2o- 121 -0'--28/45
The Dipole Moments of the Hemioxanines of the Derivatives of 3-EtIh-,lrhodanine
and Indandione(1,3)
(-'C=O and -NI -IR always causes an increase of the moment.
11~ R
Various results are then .-iven and discussed. Although the
moment of indandione (1,3) 2,72 D is greater than that of
3-ethyl-rhodanine (1,75 D), the moments of the nonor-ethine-
hemioxanines have a noticeably lower value for the derivatives
of indandione (1,3). This is probably, caused by the different
directions o--~' the moments in 3-ethylrhodanine and indandione.
The variations of the investigated absorption spectra of the
hemioxanines, which are caused by an elongation of their poly-
methine chain, agree with the conclusions concerning the
structure of these compounds which were drawn from the inves-
tigation of their dipole moments. There are 1 table and 1--
references, 5 of which are Soviet.
SUBLUTTED: May 9, 1958
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5 - _30
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OU
A UPI I'ORS~ I Shott-L"Irova, ye. A. , ~`Iyrkin, Ya K.
T I T T, E, t D11pole Moments of D.!-c ye 1. ohexy lartimon! tun Nitrite. Brief
PERIODICALt I-veotlya ai~adom~li nauk S`~~R, (_-)~-del-niye 'k-himicheskikh
na'uk, Nr 1, Pp 13Q-140 (U,~SRJ
ABSTRACT: Dipole moment for dicyclohe.-lylammonium nitrite (I), or
dicycloli:~.K,vla-mine nitrite as the authors called it,
was determined in a ben--ene solution at 2c:,:0. Dielec-
tric constants of 0.00010q, 0.0000n.4, and 0.0000809
mole solution of I T.-jere found. They are P.2738,
2.273,3, and 2.2'[2S', respectively. The electronic
polarization of I is 65.4 cm3, According to the litera-
t,,j-e data CC is equal to 11-17, 10.75, and 10-35;
4 is 0.8'. The 'dipole moment for 1, calculated
according to the above data is equal to 41.14, 0.04 x
10- 18. Since the dipole moment obtained is too low
Card 1/2 for a salt, the aUthors conclude I in a nonpolar

Di'Prile- Moments o-'L' Die,,,, clohexylamincnium 780-34
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I- J. 1. Brief Communicationn - -60-1-30/37
solvent, does
11,10 21 Th,,~
hexylamine In
compound with
not
-lata
a nDnpolar
two
exist In a salt formn[ (C'H
0 11)2 ~T-'12 i
obtained Indicate HNO 2 and dicyclo--
solvent can form. a molar
hydvogen bonds:
11-0
"11--0/
The authors express their gratitude to M. N. Polteva
for supplying material for measurement.
ASSOCIATION: M. V. Lomonosov Institute of Fine Chemicals Technology
(Institut tonk-,n'-,- 11chimicheskoy telchnologii imeni
M. V. Lonionoor
SUTEMITTED: JUIle 1n, , I-IQ59
Card 02/2

SHOIT-LIVOVA, Ye.A.; SYRXINI Ya.K.; LEVKOYEV, I.I.; DEYCHWYSITJ~ M-V-
Dipole moments of marocyanines, derivatives of 2,4-imidazol-id-
inedione and its thio and dithio aubatituents. DokI.AF SSSR 145
no.6:1321-1323 Ag 162. (MMA 15: 8)
1. Mbskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheakoy tekhnologii in. M.V~
Lomonosava i Veesoyuznnyy rauchno-icaledovatellskiy kino-
fotoinstitut. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Syrkin).
(~brocyanines-Dipole moments) (Hydantoin)

0 1 -110 T, MRLK
0--,T me-thod of graft fkxation in keratoplasty. Veat. oft, 29:6s
Ur-4-.-Dec. r-0. p. 3'
.1e
1, Of Repifolic Tartu Eye Clinic of Esthonian SSR (Head
Docent V. Savi.
CLM 20.9 3,, March 1951

SHUTTER, L.Kh.
-- ~~ 'r
New surgical method In traumatic iridodialysis. Test-oft. 33 no.1;
W-41 Ja-F '54. 09MA 7--l)
1. Is kafedry oftalmologii Tartuskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta
I glaznogo otdeleniya reepublikanskoy Tartuskoy klinicheskoy bollaitay.
(Iris (Bye)-sargery)

SHOTTER, L.Kh.
AzClii-s-fr-ument for removing foreign bodies from the cornea. Vest.
oft. 73 no. 3;52-53 IV~--Je 160, (19RA 14: 1)
(EYE ,INSTRIMENTS AND APPARATUS FOR) (CORM~,A-FOREIal BODIES)

SHCURKCVA, A:L,,,, fotokorrespondenl. (Chekhoslo~,.-&iya)
Foreign visitors coment on the "Seven-Year Plan in Action"
'IDymnico and poetry" exhibition. Sov.foto 21 no.6s27 Je 161.
(MIRA 14:6)
(Czechoslovakia--Relationa(General)with Russia)
(Russia--Relations(General) with Czechoslovakia)

VARLAKOV, V,11., inzh.; ST-ERIIN, R.L., Inzh.-, SHMNSIN, A.V., inzh.
Texture formfttion and magnetic properties of E33P transformer
steel. Stall 25 no.10,938-9.40 0 165. (M-TRA 18ill)

ACC NR. AP6036899 SOURCE CODE: UR/0226/GG/000/011/0046/0051
AUTIHOR: Shovensin, A. V. ; Shcherbedinskiy, G. V. ; Minkevich, A. N.
ORG: Central Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy (Tsentrallnyy
nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut chernoy metallurgii)
TITLE: Characteristics of carbon diffusion in molybdenum carbide
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, no. 11, 1966, 46-51
TOPIC TAGS: molybdenum carbide, carbon diffusion, thermal diffusion,
diffusion, diffusion saturation
ABSTRACT: Temperature relationships are determined for the self-diffusion and
heterodiffusion coefficients of carbon in mulybdenum carbide, expressed by the
2/
ratio D = 0. 3 exp (-67, 000 RT) cm2/sec and D = 3- 17- 103 exp (-78, 000 RT) cm
see, respectively. The heterodiffusion coefficipnts, at temperatures investigated,
exceed the self-diffusion coefficients by approximately two orders of magnitude.
The difference in diffusion coefficients can be explained by a strong dependence of
the thermodynamic activity on the concentration of carbon in'molybdenum carbide.
Oria. art. has: 6 formulas and 4 figures. - [Based on authors' abstract] [NT]
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c) JD/,tR,,
SOURCE CODE: UR/0148/6
AUTHOR: Shovensins.A. V.; Minkevich, A. N.; Shcherbedinskiyy G. V.
ORG: Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys (Moskovskiy inatitut stali i splavov)
L
'ITIE: Diffusion of carbon into cobalt and nickel
~< - I ~1- - 2~q lyfil
'SOURCE: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Chernaya metallurgiya, no. 1$
1965, 95-98
TOPIC TAGS: cobalt, nickel, austenite, carbon, radioisotope, metal diffusion,
radioactivity measurement
ABSTRACT: In connection with the influence of alloying elements on the
diffusion of carbon into austenite, the authors studied the diffusion of
carbon into alloying elements cobalt and nickel in the range of 700-lOOO'C-
Radioactive carbon C14 was used, and the distribution of concentration per
depth was measured. The conditions of homogenizing, to which the samples
of cobalt and nickel were subjected, and the corresponding diffusion coef-
ficients are tabulated. These data were used to plot the temperature do-
pendence of the diffusion coefficients of carbon in cobalt and nickel. The
values of the free energy Q and pre-exponential coefficient Do obtained
from theso plots differ from thoeo given in the literature, and tho authors
defend their resulte by pointing out the improvenents involved in their
approach to the problem. Orig. a.'rt. has; 4 figures, 3 formulas, and 1 table. 1JPRS3
SUB CODE: 1.1, 18 / SUBM DATE: 16Dec63 / OR.IG REF: OQ3 / OTH REF: 002

jOKOLOVSKIY) S.A. , inzh. ; SIIOVGI,,NEV, 1'. P. , inzh.
Hew device for studying pulse processes in windings. Zlektrichestvo
no-10:56-59 0 160. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Zaporozhskiy transformatornyy zavod.
(Electric transformers-Windings);
(Cathode ray oscillograph)

LIPIN, Aleksandr Ivapovich, inzh.; SHLUGER, Mikhail Aleksandrovich,
kand. tekhn. nauk; RYABOY, Ayzik Yakovlevich, inzh.; SHOVIK,
L-,Ye., inzh., ved. red.; SOROKINA, T.M., tekhn. red.
(Reducing the loss of chromium anbydrlde~in electrolytic
chromium plating. Chromium plating from a cold tetrachromate
electrolyte]Umen'shenie poter' khromovogo angidrida, pri elek-
troliticheskom khromirovanii. Khromirovanie iz kholodnogo,
tetrakhromatnogo elektrolita. [By]A.IA.Riaboi, M.A.Shluger.
Moskva, Filial Vses. in-ta nauchn. i tekhn. informatsii, 1958.
16 p. (Peredovoi nauchno-tekhnicheskii i proizvodstvennyi
opyt. Tema 13. No-M~58-203/21) (MIRA 16:3)
(Chromium plating) (Electrolytes)

T -j. ~ 'N'
IATAIIGHU`~
kai)d.khin.naiik;
A.Ya.
'2
Syn-,,hes~q of m.-Opargy1amines. crest, Fazakh, SS-i 2,-. rc -0--j
A r)t Yl
n- (D4.
1, ~hlr~n-~orreSpondent AN KazSSq (for Azerba.v~-v%
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L 34971-66 EN"r ( 1) SCTB DD
ACC NRa AP6021806 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/012/0074/0074
INVENTOR: Utzamyshev, R. I.- Shoy~0_21_zas' A. M.; Neumyvakir., 1. P.
7.
ORG: none
TITLE: Device for recording human res lass 30, No. 182852
piration. C
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 12, 1966, 74
TOPIC TAGS: respiration sensor, human physiology
ABSTRACT: -An Author Certificate has been issued for a device used to record human
respiration. The device consists of a housing with respiratory bladder, aneroid
Fig. 1. Device for recording human respiration
I - Housing; 2 - respiratory bladder;
3 - aneroid component; 4 - fan; 5 -
reducer; 6 - inhale valve; 7 - exhale
valve; 8 - lever-multiplier system;
9 - ratchet wheel; 10 - scale.
Card UDC: 615-471:612.2-087

_ L 34971-66-
ACC NRI AP6021806
component, and a fan with a reducer and inhale-exhale valves. To simplify the
construction of the device and to measure the volume of exhaled air during a g ven
number of exhalations in a given period of time, it has been equipped with a
lever-multiplier mechanism with a ratchet wheel which shifts 1 notch per exhalation.
A graduated scale indicates exhaled air in units of volume (see Fig. 1). Orig.
art. has:., 1 figure. [CD]
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE: 23.fan65/ ATD PRESS:
Card 2/2

L 4 'q;O -66
XC N R: Ap
NR. 413/66/000/017/0053/0053 1
6032499 SOURCE CODE: UR/O
Y
:INVENTOR: Utyamyshev, R. I.; Shovkoplyas, A. M.; Neui~ ~akin~,I. P.; Sytov, V. M.
IORG: none
~TITLE: Electr