SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SMIRNOV-ZAMKOV, I.V. - SMIRNOVA, A.I.

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SC.: Letcoi-I ''lo. '23, 1"49,

Theory of the lorstiation of - chlorovinylmercuty
chWide from acetviene and mercuric chlorid*. 1. li~
Si it mi- -/-it iikov a it; I I- . A . Shi Io v i I I a ~t ( IrK. C It vill. , A-c3i I -
mt. Mr S S k . I,,- Abid. Nauk
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SXIRNOV-&II!KOV, 1. V.
PA 174T7
USSR/Chemistry - Bromine Addition Jan/Feb 51
"Stereochemis-I.-ry and Mechanism of Addition of Bro-
mine by the Tertiary Bond," Ye. A. Shilov, I. V.
Smirnov-Zamkov, inst Org Chem, Acad Sci Ukrainian
SSR
"Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Otdel Khim Nauk, No 1 PP 32-41
Show_~ addn of Br to dimethyl ester of acetylenedi-
carboxylic acid proceeds by either radical or donor-
acceptor mechanism. Radical reaction in various
soln always yields cis.- and trans -dibromides in approx
equal proportions, Donor-ac-ceptor reaction, observed
in expt with aduixt, yields only trans-isomer (di-
'hromfumaric ester).
_.IPI 174T7

1 . Sl'7-LOV' I)~E. 0. ,Sl-ffRNQV-Z.U-ff-OV, I.V.
2. us-sp (6oo)
4. Isomerism
?. Sterochemistry and the mecbqnism of the formation Pnd disintegration of cis- and
b
trans-chlorvinylmerciirchlorides. Dop.ilN UTISR No. 2 10151.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1-953, Uncl.
- j

S,MIRNOV--Z,4SOV, I.V.
A.M.Butlerrj,r as initiator of the tpaeliliv on the mechanism of ri-ganic reac-
tiona. Ln:r.khim.zhur. 18 no.2.-141-147 (MI.TIA 6:9)
I. Institut organicitieskoy khi!nii A-kadeiiiii riauk Utxaiii,.,kor SSR.
(Chemical react ion-Moclian ism ) (Chemistry, O.,&aiic)
(Butlerov, Aleksandr Mikbuilovich, 1828-18ilt)')

USSR/Chemistry - Hydrocarbons 21.Apr 52
"The Formation of a Cyclobutene Ring in Chlorination
of Dimethylacetylene," I. V. Smirnov-Zamkov, Inst
of Org Chem, Acad Sci USSR
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXXXIII, No (~pp 869-871
The chlorination of dimethylacetylene by sulfuryl
chloride shows that a cyclic dimer of dimethylace-
tylene with 2 chlorine atoms added to it is formed.
The expts which were carried out prove definitely that
treating of dimethylacetylene with sulfuryl chloride
or chlorine will produce cyclobutene derivs.

U&SR/Ghemistry - Organic chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 116 15/24
Authors I Smirnov-Zanikov, I. V. and Kostromina, N.-A.
Title I -The reaction of sulfuryl chloride.with dinethyl acetylene
Periodical Ukr. khim. zhur. 2.1/2, 233-239, 1955
Abstract t The'normal addition and by~products.forme.d during the reaction of dimetIVI-
acetylene ?2 moles) with sulfur~l chloride (1 mole) are. described, ~The
effect of the physico-chemical.conditions and.various additions on the
action process and yield of dichlorotetramethyloyclo butene is analyzed.
Experimental data are presented on the-induction period of the reaction,,
effect of radical -inhibitors and, lighatiIng, as well ason. the radical- chain.,
mechanism of the reaction. Six,ref.p"rencedt 4 USSR, l'USA and 1 German
(1912-1952). Table.-,'
Institution Acad. of So.,, Ukr. SSR, Inst. of Organ. Chem.
Submitted December 14, 1954

SHILOV. Ye.A.; SKIRNOV-ZAMKOV, I.V-; MATKOVSKIY, K.I.
Theory of the Kolbe-schmitt synthesis. Part 2. Role of disub-
stituted salts in carboxylation. Ukr.khim.zhur. 21 no-5:600-613
'55. (MLRA 9:3)
IInstitut organicheskoy khimii AN US.U.
(Carboxylation)

rl;5-1-25/26
AUTHOR: 3'mirnov-Zamkov, I. V.
TITLE: Conference on problems of stereochemistrj of chemical
reactions. (Soveshchaniye )o voprosam stereorkhimii
khimicheskilch reaktsiy) .
P-talIODICAL: Ukrains'Vciy I.Chimicheskiy Zhurual, 1957, Vol-25, NO-1.
pp.129--130 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: 91iie conference ~ws eteld in Kiev, October 29-31, 1956.
It was (_oaven(A L)j L;~i(: Scientific Council on tiie Theory
of Chemical Structure, Kinetics and Reaction Ability of
the Chemical Sciences Division, Ukrainian Ac.Sc.
(UcheniY sovetom po teorii khimicheskogo stroyeniya,
kinetiki i realil-Itsionnoy soposobnosti pri Otdeleaii
Kdimicheskikh Nauk All SSSR)-cogetaer with the Division of
Chemical and Geolor-ical Sciences of the Ac.Sc. Ukraine
(Otdelenii Khimicheskikh i Geologicheskikh Naux AN USSR)
and the Kiev Division of the All Union Chemical Society
imeni D. I. Idendeleyev (Kievskiy otdelenii Bsesoyuznogo
Xhimicheskor,o Obshchestva im. D. I. Mendeleyeva).
In addition to Kiev chemists,over 30 scientists from
other partz participated, mainly from Moscow, e.g.
Academicians A. N. Nesmeyanov, V. N. Xondratlyev,
Card 1/5 B. A. Kazanskiy, I. N. Nazarov and others. The meeting
to the original compound, whereby the sam,~~ configuration
is conserved in all cases. 0. A. Reutov reported on the
mechanism of the electrophilic substitution in saturated
carbon atoms of the optically active mercury-organic
compounds; these reactions can take place maintaining or
transforming the configuration depending on the mechanism
which the author considered as the cases. S E2 and S E 1
of the British classification. In the discussion of
these two papers much importance was attached to the
discoveries from the point of view of the theory of
CErd 2/5 organic transformations; in addition, it was mentioned

73-1-25/26
Conference on problems of stereochemistry of chemical reactions.
that the re-oorted work should be supplemenited by data on
the kinetics of the reactions under consideration. The
paper of Ye. A. Shilov was devoted to the mechanism of
cis-compounds with short links. On the examples ofL the
compounds of haloid-hydro~;en acids and mercury salts with
acetylenes, hydratinG and oxidation of acetylenes and
oleofins, the author showed that in heterolybic and
catalytic reactions the formation of cis-derivatives takes
place predominantly through complexes with ri g structures.
s '_&n
In free-radical compounds cis-isomer form in -stereo
way as well as with trans-forms. In the discussion some
of the views expressed by the author were disputed but not
his fundamental assumDtions. M. I. Kabachnika, S.T. Ioffe
and K. V. Vatsuro have shown in their papers that the
state of equilibrium between the ketone and the stereo cis-
and trans-enols depends on the constants of acidity of the
components of the sjstem. Personnel of the N.D. Kursanov
laboratory presented two papers, one ou the nechanism of
alkylation of quaternary salts of ammonium (N.D.Kursanov
and S.V. Vitt) and on the mechanism of re-etherinS of
methylether of benzoic acid applyin6 simultaneously
3/5 labelled atoms and optically active radicals (R.V.Kudryavtsev

73-1-25/26
Conference on problems of stereochemistry of chemical reactions.
and S.V. Vitt). Exchange with the medium and presence
or absence of rotation of the optically active radicals
was dealt with within the framework of the "synchronous"
and "asynchronous" mechanism proposed by these authors.
The discussion revealed contradictionsrelating to the
views on the nature and the importance of carbon in the
mechanism of organic reactions. The wish was expressed
to study this problem at a special conference of the
Scientific Council on the Theory of Chemical Structure,
Kinetics and Reaction Ability. G. A. Rudakov dealt with
the mechanism of racemization of camphene. A.F.Terentlyev
considered the problem of the factors bringing about the
existence of optically active organic substances in nature.
The author attributes particular importance to selective
adsorption of riSht or left antipodes on asymmetric
crystals of a certain configuration. It was mentioned in
the discussion by Ye. A. Shilov that isolating of optically
active substances could take place also without active
"intermediaries" as a result of statistical conditions.
Since optically active systems are biologically more
favourable than racemine mixtures, active forms should
suppress inactive ones in the biolo6ical evaluation.
Card 4/5

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AUTHORS: Smirnov-Zamkov, I',V. and Piskovitina, (;.k. 73-2-10/22
,TITLE: The mechanism of bromine addition to the dimethylester of
acetylenedicarboxylic acid. (0 mekhanizme prisoyedineniya
broma k dimetilovomu efiru ateetilendikarbonovoy kisloty).
PERIODICAL: llUkrainskiy Khimicheskiz Zhurnal" (Ukrainian Journal
of C BEem stry)_, _Volaj, N5,21 MarcF--April, 1957P
pp.208-214 (USSR)'..
ABSTRACT: E'.A-.Shilov and I.V.Smirnov-Zamkov (Refl: CAI.Shilov
and I V.8mirnov-zamkov, Izv'.AN 35SR,OXhN91951,32) proved
that the bromination of the ester of acetylene dicarb-
oxylic acid in some organic solventsp under the absence
of lightq can proceed in 2 ways'. In the absence of ad-
mixtures of bromide salts complete addition of bromine
occurs and approximately equal quantities of dibromofum-
- arate and dibromomaleate are formede. In the presence of
bromide salts bromine is added according to the trans-
Ceard 1/3 mechanism of the acoeptor-donor mechanism in accordance
with the kinetic equation:
- dt = kM []3r2j [LiBr]
where M = the concentration of the ester of acetylene

The mechanism of bromine addition to tlie dimethylester
of acetylenedicarboxylic acid. (Cont.)
Mere is 1 drawing, 7 diagrams and 2 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Organic Chemistry, Academy of Sciences,
Ukraine. (Institut Organicheskoy Xhimii, AN USSR).
SUBMITTED: November 14, 1956.
AVAIIABLE: LIbrary of Congress
3/3

67894
Stereochemistry and Mechanism r,- Hydrogen Bromide S/020/60/130'06/02-4,/059
Addition to the Dimethyl Ester of Acetylene- BO11/BO15
dicarboxylic Acid in Organic Acids
increases with the temperature decrease. 2) Outside this
range the stereodirection of the reaction at higher temperature
is practically independent of the latter. In propionic acid,
the second case holds between 0 and 600. In acetic acid, both
cases hold, the first case between 10 and 40 0, the second one
between 40 and 800. In the mixture of monochloro- and tri-
chloroacetic acid, only the first case is valid between 25 and
400. Equation (1) holds for each individual reaction type since
the common third reaction order holds for all temperatures and
all solvents, Value ka is therefore the sum of the reaction con.-
stants of the cis- an trans-addition. The values of the
individual constants may be determined from the relation to the
stereoisomer yields. Thus, the authors obtained the constants
for each individual process, and calculated the activation
energies (Table 2). The activation energies of the trans-addition
proved to remain constant along the entire temperature range
investigated, The energies of the cis-additions are, however,
either very high or very low. The authors conclude therefrom
Card 2/4 that the trans-addition follows in all cases the same mechanism.

67894
Stereochemistry and Mechanism of Hydrogen Bromide S1020 60/130/06/023/059
Addition to the Dimethyl Ester of Acetylene- B01 1Y31015
dicarboxylic kcid in Organic Acids
There are two mechanisms for the cis-addition: one of them
requires a high activation energy which is by 2 kcal higher
than that of the trans-addition. This mechanism occurs,
thereforop at higher temperatures; the other mechanism requires
a very low activation enerey and is, therefore, prevailing at
low temperatures. The authors assume that both trans- and cis-
addition with a high activation energy are due to open tri-
molecular complexes (see Scheme). Cis-addition with a small
activation energy apparently proceeds over a ring complex
(see Scheme). The energy resulting from the process (taking
place in two stages) (Ref 1) is obviously determined by the
detachment energy of the proton in the final stage. The sol-
vent may serve a's a proton acceptor. The more basic the sol-
vent, the lower is the activation energy due to the energy
gain for the proton addition, e.g. to the carbonyl of the
solvent. The activation energy of the processes taking place
over open complexes therefore decreases in the following order:
mixture of monochloro- and trichloroacetic acid - acetic acid -
Card 3/4 propionic acid. In a ring complex, the detachment of the proton

SKMIIGV-ZAI-IKCJV, I.V.; FISKGVITINA,, G.A.
Stereochemistry and mechanism of addition of hydrobromic acid
to cyclohexene. Ukr.khim.zhur. 28 no.4:531 r62. (MIR& 15:8)
1. Institut organicheskoy khImli. All MR.
(Hydrobromic acid) (Cyclohexane)

Reriarka cn G.F. Tf-.
of hydrogen brom-fde to E08t7lene in acae,~i:---
-13 164.
!Tkr. zhur. 30 no.3,1 (lc,:FA

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of t'no Jnt-er-fi-clyll
with i soph -.-alovl dichlorlde at the water-bonzene interface. Uk-..
khiim~zhljr. 31 no.5-517-518 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
-1. lm;t,ltut khimii vysokommole~ulyarnykh soyedineniy AN IPArSSR.
Subriittf!d Dec. 1(), 1964.

SMIRNOVA, A., kand. sell--kokhoz. nauk; SHABANOVA, M., kand. sellskokhoz. nauk;
IONOVA, Z.; FEEDIKO, I., kand. biolog. nauk; SUVCFENKO, A., aspir&ntka;
CIIMYRI, P., m1adshly nauchnyy sotrudnik
From work practices in the use of poisonous chemicals. Zashch. rest.
ot vred. i bol. 10 no.3:22-24 165. (EPUk 19:1)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatell5kiy institut zashchity rasteniy
(for Smirnova, Shabanova). 2. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
sadovodstva im. I.V. Michurina, Michurinsk (for lonova), 3. Vsesoyuznvy
institut kukuruzy, Dnepropetrovsk (for Fed1ko). 4. Ukrainskiy institut
rasteniyevodstva, selektsil i genetiki im. Yurlyeva (for Shevchenko).

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SKLUIOVII, , medttsinskaya sestra.
1. __.
Nursing care in cancer of the recturn. Ped.sostra no.1:26-28 Ja '54.
(MMU 7:1)
1. Bollnitsa im. S.P.Botkina (Moscow).
(Rectum--Cancer) Olurses and nursing)

SMIRBOVA'.. A.A.. med.sestrn
Postoperative cAre of patients with mentel disturbvnces in the
neurostirgicpl clinic. Med.sestra 17 n0.10:45-47 0 158 (MIRA 11:11)
1. Iz Nauchno-issledovatel'skopo ordens Trudovogo Krasnox-o
Znameni instituta npyrolkhirurgli imeni akadpmika N.N. ]3trdenko
AIN SSSR, Moskva.
(POSTOPERATIVE CARE)
(ITERVOUS SYSTEK-SURGERY)

'14,1-ract Of the
il,JRlTGVA. A. A. Cland lijed 'J~cj -- Idiss'
Of +At- Utert,.o A.-tiaril in liarog.
Dlstribi!tion of qte ~Brajjcjj
C'ross-sectLw~Y A~-~Ie. ~ic
1957. 19 i,,p 20
(-qostov-o-,,!--Ul-lO--Don 3tate 1-iledical. InpCt), 200 co-Pies (IM, 18-57, 98)
- alo -

USSR / Human and Arjimaj b1orphology (Normal and Pathological). S
Circulatory System. BloodVeBE3618-
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 1, 1959, No. 2960
Author :Smirnov-a, A. A.
Inst : Medical Institute
Title :Variations of Uterine Artery APPrOwbes to the Uterus
and Its Division into Terminal Branches
Orig I'Vb :Tr. Otchetn. nauchn. konferentsii (Rostovsk.-n/b mad.
in-t) za 1956 g. Roatov-na-Donu, 1957, 181-183
Abstract : Using the method of roentgenography and corrosion on
198 specimens of the uterus (U) of hiuaans, of 0-80
years of age, it -,mw established that there are 4 basic
variants in approaches of uterine arteries (UA) to U:
the right and left UA approach the lateral edges of U
on different levels (26.1% of casos), both UA approach
the U on the level of mid-cervix (29.4%), closer to the
Card 1/2
33
LWR / Human and Animal bbrphology (Norml and Pathological). S
Circulatory System. B_looe. Vessels.
Abs Jour iRef Zhur - BiolOgiya, No 11 1959, No. 296o
lover end of the cervix of U (23:5%), closer to ttie
upper end of the cbrvix of U (20 9%). in 40% of
cases each Uk divides into the ovarian anj fundic
branches; in 27.4% it divides into ovarian branch and
a co=On branch for the fundus U and ovarian tube;
in 17% it divides into a fUndia branch and a common
branch for the ovary ard the tube; in 5-8% it divides
into 3 branches, namelY, fulidic, ovarian arA tubal;
in 1.3% it branches into fundic and tubal arA a branch
to the rourA ligament; and in 8,% of cases an
asyMaetrical division of right and left UA was observed.
Card 22/2

SMIRNOVA, A-.A - -----
Distomiasis of the brain. Zhur. nerv. psikh. 60 no. 4:447-542 160.
(MIRA 14:4)
1. Sovetskiy gospitall Krasnogo Kresta v Pkhenlyane (dir. N.N.
Baranova).
(BRAIN-DISEASES) (DISTOMATOSIS)

MADE!, LZ.; LOEM-SEV, K.A.; S1,11TO110VA, A.A., SHEELEPRIA, L.A.
Experimental data on plastii~ arterial surgery in ease cf am
infected ucumd; prel-L-iinary i-_port, Trudy !-go 1.941 16.139-146162.
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Iz kafedry opera t i-,-noy Inni-rurgil i topograficheskolf anatomii
(zav. - chlen-l-orresponderl-f AM SSS-11 prof. V.V.Kovanov) Penrogo
I-loskovsl:ogo ordena Le-niiia rmr-6~t~~lnslogo instituta.
(ARTERIES--SURGLRY) (SURGERY., PLASTIC)

SMIMIOV, Aleksay Aleksandrovich.; YUNIYEV, V.S., otv.red.; GOLUBYATNIKOVA,
G.S., rf.,I.izd-ve; KOROVENKOVIA, Z.A., teklin.red.
[Economics, uroduction organization find planning in the coal
mining indiistryj Ekonoriika, organizatsiia -oroizvodstva i
planirovanie v ugollnoi promyshlennosti. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gornomu delu, 1959. 334 p. (MIRA 13:1)
(Goal mines and mining)

-I- S I-MUIOVAY AIA.; MkLIKOVA, I.S.
lAngthening the rolls of cord fabrics. KaL.--volok no.4:73,-74
,62. (,'.fMA 15:8)
1. Krasnoyarskiy zavod.
(Krasnoyarsk-Tire fabrics)

NUDEL2MANP B,,I., inzh.; 55MIRC-10VA, A~A,~
Changes in some properties of artificial porous aggregates
in the process of hardening lightweight concrete. Stroi. mat.
9 no.5:34-36 My 163. (MIRA 16:7)
(Aggregates(Building materials))
(Lightweight concrete)

BRYKINA, M.M.; MAKSIMOV. M.M.; POLIXAIU'QVA, R.V.; RYBIN, F.S.;
SWRNOVA, A.A.
Comparison-of the , operties of reservoir rpcks In level
D, of the central %etion of the Minnibepvo region
based on field data ad data obtained with the EI-S
electric integrator. Nauch-tekh. sbor. po dob. nefti.
no.21:3-13 163. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy neftegazovyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut.

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plmtL, --V.R. Aetmml..U. UASA.,,N.S., xiv. 6. lip, 397-398,1937~
in contioustiot, orthe invoistigationadewrilml in A m-enteonamunic*-
tion by the firitt-natned author [R.A.M., Zvi, 1). 3:41, Ik maninlarised
ac'munt iA given ofexperictientoon theeffret ofitimpenitions, introduceil
under the metAx at. p1suiting. of lwterial muiplexeti (harteriorrhisms).
obtained I,y wasihing the roota oftsuckwhrat. ntiantani. lupinsi. wheat,or
im)[at4ml from soil mixturric, on the gmitination anti dovelopmens of
wheat oind mustard. In the tircittal pot* the germination of the weril of
both plantm was oompletod by the fifth day. w1jertw in the Control
it wad only comiAlitteal by the ninth day. While all the b&vtrriorrhW
tewd"I hati an a" lerating anil othnulAting effeet on the development
of wheat, the lupi" ownplex woo the moist airtive in milvancing (by eight
clays) the flowering PRAW, mul that is( niustortl its sititnulating the grovith
in height of the host, the stalk of the tritstoil plants attaining 41-6 arn.
in height, as against 31-5 for the ocintrobs. at the flowering step. The
mustaril, aoil mixture. juA lupin oomplexes also increased the pain to
jstr*w rAtio frivin (0-15 in the controbs, to *IZ, O-W. &M 0-ISO for the
Irratol plassIA. ncipm,livrly. The hipin anti wtil mixture vocuploxess
Im-'sArrof ed fill, flower bud Ittw of nsulstant lly 1011myst'Wheathavierkir.
rh" by 6 or 7 dayss, while that of buckwheat was without rfimt. The"
Consicirrod to show that the influence of various bGetefW
Consplexems i% specifio an regant diffetent plants. and that then is no
uniformity in their action,
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USSR / General and 3pecialized ZooloGy. Insects.
Insoct and I.-fito posts.
Abs Jjur ; Rof Zhur - Biolt, No 10) 1953, No 44803
Authors : Koziovai Yo. N.; Siftimova, A. A.; Stativkin, V.
G.; Dvort-sova,
Inst : All-Union Instituto for Plant Protoction
Titic : The Basis and Dovelop2ent of Mothods for the
Protection of Cotton frara SuckimS Posts UsiM
Systoiiiic InBecticidos.
OriG Pub : Tr. Vsos. In-ta zashchity rast., 1956, vyp. 7,
9-32.
Abstract : According to oxperLients nade by tho All-Union
Institute for Plant Protection the lon3th of ac-
tion by -.:'~crcaptophos (M) and octa:lethyl (0) on
suckin,3 pesta of cotton dopendod on the concen-
tration of tho insecticide in the plant fibres,
which w-hs dotormined by the Spray4 rate of
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Inscct and Posts;
iibs Jour Rof Zliur - Biol., No 10, 1958,No 44803
le4!,,th of offect on the posts to 111, but arc
loss toxic to war.-blooded ani-ials; they are
:-.ioro suitable for uso in af,;riculturo. The treat-
ally with 1-1 did
.iont of cotton with 0 and espocia
not decrease the quality of ihe fibers, the oil
content or the Gormination :)f the soods. --
P. Adrianov.
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AUTHOR: Askar'yan, G. A.; Rabinovich, M. S.; Sm rnova, A. D.-P Studenov, V. B.
I'-- -- ~~ -1 '
SS R
ORG: Physics Institut'e-1m. P. N. Lebedev,,Academy of Sciences, (Fizicbeskiy
institut Akademii nauk'SSSR)
TITLE: Polarization of the ionization halo during air breakdown in a constant
electric field
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimental'noy i teoreticheskoy fiziki. Pis'ma v redaktsiyu.
Prilozheniye, v. 2, no. 11, 1965, 503-506.
co'kvj
TOPIC TAGS: laser, nonlinear optics, laser pulsation,
21
ABSTF:ACT: The ionization halo formed during gas breakdown at the focus of a beam
from a Q-spoile$jq;~er was,investigated by studying its polarization due to an
applied eleNA f1eld, E0 7 10 v/cm - 1 kv/cm, at the focus. In the first series
of experiments, the quickly'varying field perturbations generated during formation
of the halo were registered by a thin probe with a dielectric sheath placed per-
pendicularly to the electric field at a distance of approximately 1 cm above the
breakdown. The duration of a signql from the probe (30-50 psec,i. was close to
that of the laser pulse. Its amElitude E. increased linearly with the-increasing
/E ' cm). By comparing the ignal from the probe
electric field (EM 0 ! 0.5 x 10 3 S
with the characteristics of the halo it was established that the region frnm which
the field was forced out (aeff) was 1 cm. In the --o- ther-.-serie-s'ofIexpIer imen ts the
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breakdown occurred between two flat electrodes with a potential difference Av placed.
relatively far away from each other. -One of the electrodes was grounded through
a 75-ohm resistor, and the current flowing toward the electrode was measured.
It was confirmed that aeff '~ 1 cm- In the experiments it was established that the,
photoeffect of the spark fotmed during the breakdown and the photoelectric effect
associated with the surfaces of the electrodas could be neglected. The ionization
of the gas was attributed to the multiphot6n absorption in the ultraviolet region
of the spectrum or to absorption of kv x-ray photons emitted by the hot plasma in
the breakdown r4ion. The authors also discovered a rapidly generated intrinsic
dipole moment of the spark, the direction of which is opposite to the light beam.
This dipole moment is probably associated with light pressure or thermoelectric
effects. Orig. art. has: 2 figures. (CS1
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Ga?. 3. V. Av,~r iv,~V-n~
3-: crys:;.,Is of si I lcon carb:te of :he cub c
r--.GCl7;CLZ.cn t.-,e pnase. A. A.
L. j,.. -7vz:-.ov-- r.-..:nLtes)'-
C.I~C p~y:;~Caj ng compounds
OF sa:nicrrdz.:C:-:,
zna iaz:.:ce of Znlc.a.-.6 NaCl in the malltins re--;cn and ;;qL:Ilz
5 zz. '112. V. ~',. G i a z 0v, SN. . Ch , Z"-, C vs k3 ya , 'N G 1. a S o " evz.3t as
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ACCESSION NH: AP4041359 5/0048/64/028/006/0985/098S..
i
AUT11OR: Borshchovskiy, A.S.; Kalyuzhnaya,G.A.; Smirnova,A.D.; Takhtareva,K.K.;
Tretlyakov, D.N.
TITLE! Morphological characteristics of laminar gallium phosphide crystals Aeportv
Third Conference on Semiconductor Compounds hold in Kishinev 16-21 Sep 19637-
SOURCE: AN SSSR. ~Mestiya. Seriya fizichoskaya, v.28, no.6, 1964, 985-488, and
insert facing p.
TOPIC TAGS: crystal structure, crystal growth, gallium compound
ABSTRACT: Gallium phosphide crystals were obtained by slowly cooling dilute solu-
tions of phosphorus in gallium and subsequently separating the precipitated crys-'
fals from the excess gallium, as proposed by G.Wolff,P.H.Keck and J.D.Droder (Bull.'
Amer.Phyq.Soc.29,116,1954). The crystals thus obtained had the zincblende structure,
were laminarin form-with the (111) faces developed, and ranged in size from 15 x 10,~
x 1 mm3 to a few hundred microns. The pure crystals were light orange in bolor and
uniformly transparent. The crystal plates had the form of equilateral t
Wiangies,
600 rhombi, regular hexagbna, or were of mixed shape. A drawing showinj',the facet-
ing of the simplest rhombic crystal& is given in Fig.1 of.the Enclosure. The two I-
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well devdloped (111) faces reacted differently to etching with HCl: one face re-
tained its initial specular luster, and the other acquired a mat surface. This po-
lar*ity is attributed to the regular alternation of planes consisting of galiium or
phosphorus atoms respectively. Triangular etch pits marking dislocations were ob-
served on the (111) faces. The dislocation density varied greatly even from place
to place on the same crystal, and the total variation among the crystals,was from
103 to 106 cm-2
Twinning planes parallel to the developed (111) faces were found;
the twinning appeared to involve rotation of the two;portions of the crystal about
the,(']-') axis. Dark lines were also observed marking the long diagonal of the
rhombic plates; these are believed to mark the central portion of the dendritic
structure. The growth of-the crystals is discussed at some length in*rather gene-
ral terms. It is concluded,that the laminar form is a consequence of the non-e-qui-
librium conditions and the excess of one component, that more than one growth mech-l''
anism is involved, and that growth probably proceeds differently in the (111) and
the directions. Origeartshast 3 figurese
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3/0076/0'4/038/ool/oO89/0095
AUTHORS: Komandin, A. V. (Moscow) ; qm-~mqyp~,--,A. D. (Moscow)
TITLE: The t7nermodynamic aspect o---" dielectric relaxation processes
in glycerin esters.
SOUPM Zhurnal 'Liz. khim, v. 38, no. 1, 1964, 89-95
TOPIC TAGS: dielectric constant, dielectric losses, glyceryl acetate,
hydroxybenzoate, enthalpy, entropy, dielectric relaxation, acetic
acid, glycerin derivatives, thermodynamic functions
."LBSTRACT: This article deals with the ireasurements of the dielectric
constants and tangent of dielectric losses of,-I,,y -glyceryl acetate
and U\.-glycerin ester of o-hydrobenzoate in a liquid and supercooled
liquid state at different frequencies of the electric field and in a
,aide range of teraperatures. The free energy, enthalpy and entropy
characterizing the dielectric relaxation processes were calculated
.Lrom the resulting measurements. The relaxation time of the glycerin
derivates is closely associated with the nature of the substituting
groups. The substitution of the hydrogen in the glycerin by simpler
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--adicals reduces the relaxation time, whereas the substitution by
.!iore complex radicals prolongs the dielectric relaxation time to a
considerable extent. The dispersion of the dielectric constant of
,A,j -a-lyceryl acetate has been determined for five temperatures
r-anging from -20 to -50C, and the dispersion of a-glyceryl o-
Yqdroxybanzoate has been determined at 40, 30 and 20C. The tempera-
Lure dependence of the dielectric constant and the loss tangent have
been determined by ~,_-glyceryl c-hydroxybenzoate over a given temper-
ature range. The connection between the thermodynamic functions and
the chemical structure of the investi ated compounds is under dis-
cussion. Orig. art. has: 3 Figures, 9 Formulas and 6 Tables.
.I.SSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvenn'Auniversitet imeni V. M.
Y.Y
Lomonosov (The V. M. Lomonosov Moscow state university)
SUBMITTED: 24Jan0'3
DATE ACQ: 14Feb64
ENCL: 00
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iCCESSICT1 NH: AP4033413 8/0076W0.0/003/0783/0785
AUMOR: Mmandin., A* V. i Smirnovaj, A. D
TITIE: Dielectrim properties of liquid
SOURCE: Zhurnal fizicbeakoy kbi-Ji. v. A no- 1. 1964# 783-785
abi3ity., relaxation
;TOPIC TAGS: benzophenone, dieiectric loss, dielectric perme
process, therm--idynamic function-
ABSTRACT: The article describes the measurements of dielectric permeability azA
the tangent of the angle of dielectric losses for liquid benzophenone in the 95
to -55 C interval at 50 kc) 800 kc and 20 Mc as the frequency of the external a
field.- The measurement of dielectric properties was conducted by the resonance
'method. The accuracy of dielectric permeability measurement was + I %, dielectri I
losses 1(5 - 10) %., and the accuracy of temperature measurements vas_+ 0.1 deg..
It was found that with lowering of the temperature the dielectric permeability of
liquid benzophenone increases,-reaching a maxim=, after which it rapidly falls
.~o small values,, which characterizes the deformation polarl"tioa. At the temper-
~ture of the mnximi- of dielectric permeability the tangent of the ~Ielectric
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AUTHOR: Askar yan, G._ Rabino4ich,~ S henk6j'W~~W;',S
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TITLE: Light spark, in a tnagneti6 13,

rnal eksperimentallnoy i +eoret cheskoy_fizikL` Pislma-v red kts y
ak
SOURCE: Zh
Prilozheniye, v. 1, no. 1, 1965, 9-15,

TOPIC TAGS.: laseri laser induced spark, laser: air breakdown,~ laser induced Plasma
controlled fusion reaction
A_

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ABSTRACT: The first results of experiffients with'a laser-induced a e
Park in.
,
magnetic-field are+presented~ .. The -in jneti6 fiel&made-it possible, to':study the
development of spark plasma based''on'd ama- signals,,, and to s ildy:
i gnetic~ nduction t
'
a leratio
nmen i acce n, and in-
the spark-field interaction as applied to-plasma,con.-ai t
A switched laser'was-used n,the-experiments~ The
jection intb mi
rror machines
,
.
-

.7-c magnetle.field was;..,10,koe.
external-1-4 The nio
at at
riki
rig result: of the experim~nta
was the long duration of the diamagnet ic pla sma (of:the order of several micro-

seconds), which was bracketed by initiation and"dampi g~ i al p4lses.on a :has Ine
n a gn
The mechanism of formation of thi-.:Prolonged magnetic moment is not
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clear. However, the effect.'
may be utilized inat empts to inj ect addit ional
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fields:*or.~ 'IseI
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longer7pd asers- a high6
energy input. Orig. art.. has:: 4~form a' and I figure.-
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Institute of the Academy 'of Sd iencesiMBR)'

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-lifetime of the plasm4,~~`,
on is strongly dissipated in the ~plasma,of the ~halo. The,
t
e ati
in the halo .is relatively long,, ;redching~hund reds _o f..-)jsec....I'The- maximum att iju
toccurs within a period less than 5-, Psec after thL. breakdown. The authors also ob
~radiation from - th 'region heat6i~b~r the
served an-ionization halo caused.by, e
. . .1 - .1 1 t. ,-. I ~. 11 1;1 ~. P 'I"
t' opagated dhe ad:.of,_-the -:ahock: wave.: The, attenua 3. on
lbeam, where theradia ion is. pr
-land scattering by this halo should: incredse'-with the, w elen~gth of-the.,microwave
Iradiation. The high degree of ionization and -he .atiIrig.'due-. to' photoioInization
shock wave near the region of the breakd
2:
Itime of the plasma. has,
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t)/ZTI IJP(c) JD/JG
SOURCE CODE: UR/0056/66/000/ool/AO65/AO65
AUTHOR: Borshchevskiy, A. S.; Kalyuzhnaya, G. A.; Smirnova, A. D.;-Takhtareva, N. K.
TITLE: Influence of impurities on the crystallization of gallium arsenide.and phos-
phide from me tallic solutions v
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 1A552 46
REF SOURCE: Sb- Materialy dokl..l-y Nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii Kishinevsk. politekhj
in-ta. Kishinev, 1965, 65-66 7
TOPIC TAGS: gallium compound, gallium arsenide, crystallization, crystal impurity
ABSTRACT: The authors investigated the influence of Cu, Zn, Cd, Si, Ge, Sn, Se, Te,,
and rare-earth metals (Me) as contained in the gallium as impurities on the crystal-
lization of GaAs and GaP ~~ liquid solutions. The amounts of impurities and the
crystallization conditiondl*aried over a wide range. Estimates are given of the
chemical activity of the obtained crystals, their electric conductivity, hardness,
and thermal-emf coefficii coefficients of effective distribution in GaP
~nt:o
crystallized from a dilute lut n is KeffZn = 0.02, KeffTe = 0.4) and KeffS = 1-3.
ttn
Plate-like GaP and GaAs crystals ith prescribed impurity content were obtained.
a i
A. Rabin'kin. [Translati-o-n--o-f -abstract]
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SMIRNUVA, A.D.
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Spring-red bogs in the vicinity of the village of Srednyaya Uslva
(Gentra.L orals). Bot. zhur. 50 no.4:571-576 AP 165& (MIRA 18:5)
1. Gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Lobachevskogo,, Gorlkiy.

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I T7TH0 A. S. 1 Kalyu7,hnaya, G. A.; 5.,rixnova, A. D.; Takh'arova, N. F.
TITLE: Effect, Of impl-wities on cr-istallization of galliiuii arsenide and phosphide
wlro-ri metal Solutions
SOUR,~E: Ref. ,-,h. Elektronika i yeyo primeneniya, Ab3, 3BI17
PEF SOURCE: SI). 111aterialy dokl,. 1-y Nauchno-tekhn. konforentsli Kishinevs'r-
politakhn. in-ta. Kishinev, 1965, 65-66
IOPIG TAGS: galliiLm arsenide, gallium phosphide, c-rystalllization, semicondiictor
ABSTRACT; The effect of Cu, Zn, Cd, Si, Ge, Sri, So, Te,ar~d rare-earth m-eia-lz; as
i L-mour"ties in Ga upon the crystallization of GaAs and GaF from liquild sui,,~t~-ons 0 f
Ga with Ilts a-rid P was studied. The amount of impurities and the conditLons of
crystalii;ation were widely varied. The chemical activity, electuric c---~nductiv~%'.
hardriess, and therr,-.o-ermf of the resuiting Gajks and GaP crystals were
t In GaP crystallization from delute solutions, the effective distribution coeffix'i;"11~
were; Zn -- 0.02, Te -- 0.4, S - 1-3. Slaty crystals of Gap and GaAs with specified
j-Pipurity-contents were produced. A. R. [Translation of abstract]
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Types of spruce forests in the extreme north of the Kirov Province; part
1. Uch.zap.Gorl.un. no.19:195-223 151. (MLRA 6:6)
(Kirov Province--Spruce)

USSR/Microbiology - General Microbiology. F-1
Abs Jour Bef Zhur - Biol., 110 3, 1958, 9777
Author Bekker, Z.E., Ostroukhov, A.A., Smirnova, A.D., Kosheleva,
N.A., Fadeeva, N.P.
Inst
Title Growth Manifestations In Submerged Cultures of Peninillium
Chrysogenum Thom.
Orig Pub : Antiblotiki, 1956, 1, No 3, 4o-47
Abstract : Mycelial cells of P. chrysogenum Q 176 in a s~ibmerged cul-
ture on a Stoun and Farrel medium in a 1000 liter ap
_para-
tus with mixing at 200 rpm and aeraeion of 1 volume of air
per volume of medium per minute, undergo very characteris-
tic transformation during cultivation, which may be provi-n-
sionally represented in the form of 6 growth phases. The
I phase: germination of conidia (begins in 13-24 hours
from the time conidia are inoculated in the nutrient me-
dium). Conidia svell and form one or several grow-th tubes.
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9777
II.phase: Expansion of hyphae (begins in 36-48 hours
from the time of conidia inoculation in the nutrient me-
dium). Still no activity is manifested in the culture
liquid.
III phase: Accumulation of reserve substances (observed
after 48-56 hours from the time of conidia inoculation or
after 24-36 hours from the time of mycelium transplanta-
tion from the inoculating apparatus to the fermentation
apparatus). Large numbers of fatty inclusions appear.
Activity of the culture liquid is very low.
IV phase: Disappearance of fatty substances and the be-
ginning of vacuolization (observed after 36-48 hours from
the time of transplanting inoculated mycelium into the fer-
mentation apparatus). Activity of the culture liquid is
notably increased.
V Phase: Formation of large central vacuoles (obserred in
48-72 hours from the time of transplanting the inoculated
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9777
F-I
The second stage-- from IV to VI growth phases-- is cha-
racteristic of reduction and a prevalence of dissimila-
tion of reserve substances. The second stage of develop-
ment is chiefly connected with the process of penicillin
formation. Results of observations on development of pe-
nicillin production in a submerged culture are used for
microscopic control of fermantation in production.
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dose arI Z/~cj and culttpla
to ra to and rabbits In tho c~rao of 10 daya
at a 24_hour dose of 50 =AIY~,T anoweLl no
Orroct cm the anIM414' beh%710r, did not brlrg
about char.3e3 in tha bloc~l pressure and In tho
Internal omans of tha am4.z%ls. Puza6l1lin b.%s
sodicInal wm~%o In amooblc djoenter.7 In rata.
and also in '.we nose= disease, --
T. P. Vartcqradova
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MAKSIMOVA, R.A.; BIRIN-R, Z.B.; SMIRITOVA, A.D.
The fumagillin producer and problems in fermentation. Antibiotiki
4 no-5:14-19 S-0 159. (MIRA 13:2)
1. laboratoriya antibiotik-ov biologo-pachvennogo fakul'teta Koskov-
skogo gosudarstvannogo universiteta i Vsesoyuzny7 nauchno-issledo-
vatel'skiy institut antibiotikov.
(ASPMGILLUS)
(AMEBICIDES)

,SMMOVA. A.D.
Physilogical role of xVcorhiza. Uch. zap. Sar. un. 64:135-138 '59.
(MIRA 13:9)
(Yqcorhiza)

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Smirnov, V. Nj Smirnova, A.,D..,,
AUTHORS: Oksman, Ya. A
,iTretlyakov, D. N.
ORG: none
TITLE: High frequency electroluminescence of polycrystalline gallium
phospbide
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 20, no. 3, 1966, 499-501
TOPIC TAGS: gallium optic material, pbosp~ide, electroluminescence,
light excitation, luminescence center,
ABSTRACT: The authors present new experimental data which make it pos-
sible to make some assumptions concerning the mechanism of high frequency
electroluminescence of powdered GaP. The powder was prepared from
platelike GaP obtained by a method described by A..S. BorshcheVskiy et
al. (Izv. AN SSSR ser. fiz. v. 28, 985, 1964). The powdered crystals
(grain dimension not larger than 50 ~L) were mixed with malamine formalde-
hyde resin and deposited (0.3 mm layer) on a metallic electrode. The,
second electrode of the capacitor was a fine-mesh grid insulated from
the layer with a mica linear 10 ~L thick. The capacitor was immersed
either in liquid nitrogen or in carbon tetrachloride at room temperature.
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The electrolumineacence was excited by microwave pulses of 50 micro-
.seconds, with a repetition rate 50 -- 100 cps. The electroluminescence
was registered through a window in the Dewar glass using a monochromator~_
nd photomultiplier. Alloying with zinc increased the electrolumines -
cence intensity. The electroluminesc '&nce maximum was at 685 nm at 77K
nd '(10 nm at 300K in a;-veement with published data. The dependence of
the electroluminescence brightness on the field intensity was proportion-o-
al'to a power-law function with exponents 2.5 -- 3.3, and the frequency
dependence of the brightness was close to linear. It is concluded on the
basis of the experimental data that the most probable mechanism of high
requency elec:trolumineseence.of polycrystalline GaP is Impact excitation-;
f the lattice and of the centers, without participation on the paft of
the Internal inhomogeneities of the crystal.. Orig. art. has; 3 figuress
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'AUTHOR: Askar'yan, G. A.; Rabinovich) M. S.; Smirnova, A. D.; Stepanav, V. K.; Stude-
:nov, V. B
Physics Institute im. P. N. Lebedev, Acadergy of Sciences,SSSR (Fi icheskiy in-
~stitut Akademii nauk SSSR)
ITITLE: Excitation of signals in a negatively charged post of an antenna under the
ifluence of an unfocused laser beam
'SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki. Pis1ma v redaktsiyu.
jPrilozheniye, v. 4, no. 5, 1966, 177-180
TOPIC TAGS: laser application, shf antenna) electron emission
in-
ABSTRACT: The authors describe the results of an investigation of current pulses pro-
duced when an unfocused laser beam strikes a metallic electrode or a post that serves,
as an antenna, on which a negative potential is applied. An ordinary Q-switched rub
laser was used, whose beam was aimed onto an antenna post located several meters away
and under a negative voltage U - 0 - 3 kev. The antenna post was connected to ground
through a capacitor and a resistor. The pulse picked off the resistor was fed through
a capacitor and amplifiers (UR-3 and UR-4) to anlooscilloscope (Sl-10).It- The pulse in-
duced in the antenna was commensurate in length 'with the duration of the laser flash.
The pulse amplitude was at first approximately proportional to the voltage applied to
the antenna but at a voltage Z 1 kv the magnitude of the signal increased sharply with
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USSR/N-adialne - Yeast, Orwith XRr/Alpr 1948
Medicine - Fermentation, - Bacterial
wRapid Method for the Control of Growth of Yeast Dar-
ing Fermentation Processes," A. Z. Sairnova, Sol Res
last of Fermentation Industry, Ministry of Spice In-
dustries of FMW, Moscov, 5 pp
"Kik.robiol" Vol XVII, No 2
Tuibidity of the ferment is positive indicator of the!
yeast concentrate. Describes method that determines
the yeast concentrate with photoelectric nsphslazfftfir,~
pemittinq evaluation of the accumulatim or yeast in
the foment during the growth process. Submitted i
27 Mav 1947-
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SMIRNOVii, ii.F.
Active regulation of lineal growth of long bones. Ortop,travm. i
protoz. nn.4-.9-12 Jl-Ag '55. 04T.U 8:10)
1. 1z Gortkovskogo instituta voastanovitellnoy khirurgii, trav-
matologii I ortopedii (dir.-M.G.Grigorlyev)
(BOITES, physiology,
growth, off. of stimulation)
(GROWTH,
bones, off. of stimulation)

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BEKUR, G.M.; SMIRNOVA, A.F.
Fibromyoma of the lesser mentum. Khirurgiia 36 no,4:127,129 A
16o. (MIRA 13:12~
(CMENTUM-TWORS)

BODYAMINA, V.I.; SMIRNOVA,.-A.F.
Causes of death in gynecological diseases. Vop.okh.mat.i det.
no.4:62!-66 Ap 162. (MMA 15:11)
(GYNECOLOGY--STATISTICS) (WRTALITY)

r)IR YOYO
USISR/Scientists Chadstry
Gard 1/1 :
Authors :
Title
Periodical
Abstract
Institution:
Submitted
Pub. 151 - 3-1/37
Rodionovy V. II.; Vorozhtsov, N. N.;,� ~rnqv~aA. F.) Shchetinina, L. A.;
Shestov, A. P.; Korolev, A. I.; Lukashevich, and Ufimtsev, V. N.
In memory of Evgeniy Alekseevich Ivanov
Zhur. ob. k-him. 24/3.. 579-580, Mar 1954
Eulogy- is presented honoring the passing of E. A. Ivanov., chief of the
Central Laboratory of the Dorogondlov-Frunze Chemical Plant.,%scientist,
in the field of organic semi-products.and dyes, recipient of Stalin
premium. Illustration.

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2 1.; ;-Smirnova 1 0 4 a -
opmrevA. V. M.; Golubeva. A. M ov, E.-D-1-eremina, le. W.; 51vojFakova,,
qVK. A.; Kinter, I. P.; Shalinal"V- YY'
P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Surfacing for metallic and reinforced concrete docks. Class 39, No. 175643,
Gonstructi
Zannounced by Organization of the State Committee on on SSSR
(Organizatsiya gosudarstvennogo komiteta po sudostrzo7eniyu SSSR)_/
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 20, 1965# 64
TOPIC TAGS: polymer, copolymer, rubber, mineral filler,, pigment, metal surfacing~~
reinforced concrete, ship component , SYIV7-HC7"c 4W 56M YY, 5-)
ABSTRACT-: -This Author Certificate presents a surfacing material for metallic and
reinforced concrete decks. The surfacing material is based an a binding polymer
and on mineral fillers and pigments. To increase its resistance to abrasion and
corrosion and to reduce its slipperiness, a copolymer of styrole with nitrylacrylic
acid and with butylacrylic rubber is used as the bindin polymer.
SUB CODE: l1/ Sum DATE: 12mar64
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GROSVALID, V.G.; SMIIUTOVAt A.G.
-
New device for measuring stresses in metal drawing. Zav.lab. 22
no.3:357-359 156. (H1RA 10:5)
l.TSentrallnyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut chernoy metallurgii.
(Strains and stresses--Measurement)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION sov/4961
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut mashinovedeniya
Tekhnologicheskiy smazki dlya obrabotki metallov davleniyem (Industrial Lubri-
cants Used in Pressworking of Metals) Moscow., Mashgiz,, 1960. 96 P. 5,000
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Institut ntashinovedeniya Akademii nauk SSSR.
Ed.: A. V. Korolev, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed. of Publishing House:
G. N. Soboleva; Tech. Ed.: L. P. Gordeyeva; Managing Ed. for Literature on
Heavy Machine Building: S. Ya. Golovin, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for scientific and technical
pers6nnel, production engineers, and students in schools of higher technical
education and tekhnikums.
COVERAGE: The book contains articles analyzing the research on industrial
lubricants used in pressworking of metals conducted by various institutes and
plant laboratories. It is stated that these lubricants improve the metal-
forming process and increase the wear resistance of tools (dies), thereby
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SOV/4961
increasing the quantity and quality of production. Also included are papers
discussed at an All-union convention on industrial lubricants held under the
auspices of the Komissiya po, tekhnologii mashinostroyeniya Inscituta mashino-
vedeniya AN SSSR (Commission for Machine-Building Processes of the Institute
of Science of Machines, AS USSR). No personalities are mentioned. References
accompany some articles and are all Soviet.
TA OF CONTEVTS:
Isachenkov, Ye. I. Application of Principles of the Hydrodynamic
Lubrication Theory to Stamping Processes 3
Korolev, A. V. On the Problem of Testing Industrial Lubricants Used
in Cold Stamping of Sheet Steel 15
Davydor, Yu. P. Friction and Lubrication in Stamping Sheet Steel and
Alloys 24
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Sill tsova, M. A. Industrial Lubricants Used in Deep Drawing of
Parts From Steel Sheets (Experience of the Gorlkovskiy Av-tomobilInyy
Zavod[Gorlkiy Autombile Plant]) 37
Khabarov, N. D. Search for New Lubricants Used in Extrusion of
Aluminum-Alloy Semiproducts 51
Davydov, Yu. P. Investigating the Effect of Lubricants in Metal
Stamping 65
Smirnova,, A. G. New Lubricants For Wire Drawing
81
Konoplina., V. 1. Methods of Evaluating the quality of Lubricants
Used in Pressvorking of Metals 91
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (TS213.A36)
VK/dfk,/os
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YER59OVY B.P.; SMIRNOVA, A.G.
Use of resorcinol as an indicator during the complexometric determination
of cadmium. Plast.massy nq-*,~,-4:61-62 163. (MIRRA 16:4)
(Cadmium-Analysis) ' (Resorcinol)

ENTELIS., F.S., karid. tekhn. nauk; SMIRNOVA, A.I., inzh.
Investigating plastic molding processes. Stek. i ker. 20
no.10:14-20 0 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Gosudarstvennyy issledovatellskiy keraraicheskiy institut.
(Ceramics)

YEVSTIGI-IBYEV, R.N.; STUPOV, A.D., knrid.sel'skokhoz.iinti1c, red.; TO-
MASHPOLISKIY, L.M., Icand.ekon.nauk, red.; SMIRNOVA, A.I.,
vedushchiy red.; GONCHAROV, N.G., tekhn.red.
EEconomic development of the Czechoslovak Republic] Razvitie
ekonomiki Chekhoslovatakoi Respubliki. Moskva, Vses.in-t nauchn.
i teldin.informataii. 1960. 99 p. (MIRA 13:6)
(Czechoslovakia--F,conomic conditions)

KOZIK. A.K.; ORESHKIN, Yu.V., red.; SKIRVOVA, A.I., red.; SOBOLEVA, N.M.,
teklin.rod.
(Industrial development of Poland] Razvitie promyshlennosti
Pol'shi. Moskva, Proizvodstvenno-izd.kombinat VINITI. 1959.
382 p. (MIRA 12:12)
(Poland--Industries)

USSR
Forestr-
Eiolcgv. Typology.
Sirzi rnov. V. Poaomrurev, Yu. I.; Smirnova, A. 1 .
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The, of Cytisus on the Yweet Growth Properti-~,s of
5ar.Ay pod%olic Sails
~.(Idx,. ~:h-vo, if-i58, ilia- 3, 81
't hasi 'eea ghQwn by inymatigatlorif In Mazi A5s.R that tt~n, I
"by Is lit'ar ear'ches the
,Cvtitus rabua boyisi~sis U 11 1
sc-11, vith or&Lilc subotances, nitrogen ane ash elemente, i
af-ffcti;;,- ponitively not only the upper harizarl but also
!.ee-jer laytrs. Sell-nown artl plantati~on ptnsc grQwi-,iv ~wmp
,q I t.. bra ora looic hefilthy auvi grow and devel op etter.
Y e 1; mm el 0 v

CA-
USSR/Fan- !.nLir-1s. Goncrvl 11"robl~--is
.*ibs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 8, 1958, No 35607
Auther I., Solov'yevr V.F., Tsvc'kovr L.T., Romashova I.B.
Inst ---i~ot Givc7~~
n
Title The Cc-ntont cf Ccrotcne in the Feedstuffs of the Yeroslrv
Oblrst,
Orig Fub Sb. stud. rrbot. Yeroslnvsk. 9.-kh. in-tn, 1,056, vyp. 1,
102-105
Abstrr.ct t Tho results of the analysis of thr~ -,-ic,.,:t widuly sprcpl fued-
stuffs in the Oblast' are given. The highest content of
cexoteno was found in the green lc,-.vcs of oats rnd in pine
ncedlos; the carotene content of dried nettle vt,-s lffl tines
higher thnn thet of clover.
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2. USQcR (6CO
4. Polariscope
7. A source of error in the polarinetric determination of starch in grain.
Flokhimila 17 no. 6, 10/52.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953. Unclassified.