SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SUVOROV, YU.M. - SUVOROVA, M.I.

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SUVOROV, Yu. M.
"A SuvVessful OFeration On a Heart
at a Medical Station of a Unit". Milit"
UndeIr the Conditions Prevailing
icallJournal., No. 8., P 84,, 1955.

AID Nr. 975-12 23 MaY
SPREADING OF THERMAL STRESSES IN A ELASTOPLASTIC BAR (USSR)
7
Savoroy- Yu. -P, Prikladnaya matematika i ekhanika, v. 27, no. 2, 1963,
S/04 0/63/027 /002/019/019
383-389.
The proylem of propagation of stress waves ori crin4ting in a semi-infinite
elastoplahsM1"d:- lar as a result of sudden heati g of it free end is investigated
under the assiuroptions tha-, -I.-ie bar s material
is incompressible, that it pos-
c, and that its mechanical prop-
sesses a linear workhardening characteristf
erties are independent of temper 'at u're. Th ? investigation of the problem is
reduced to a simultaneous solution, in ter s f nondimensional parameters,
of equations of motion, of the stress - strEn stoat e, and of heat conductivity.
Consideration is given to the nonlinear dept ndence !(described by a power-
function) of the thermal- diffusivity coefficilnt on temperature, which involves
a finite heat -propagation rate in the bar. " is rate, in turn, assists in de-
riving an expression for a quantitative crit rion to: d~istinguish the elastic and
plastic regions. This criterion is not avai able in;previous solutions of the
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SPREOING OF TMRML SMSMS [Coat'd] S/040/63/027/002/019/019
problem based on the classical (linear) heat- conductiiity equation. Expres-.
sions giving thermal-stress variation with ti e alongAhe bar length are de-
rived and illustrated by diagrams. The formition of elastic and plastic re-
gions in the bar and stresses in them and on Zir interface are discussed.
The stress-strain relationships in the region f a shoO wave are also analyzed,
and data of a numerical sample calculation of thermal stresses due to a shock
wave are given in diagrams. [VKI
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AUTHOR: Sworov, Yu. F. (Moscovr)
TITLE: Elastic-21astic yrave Vfit'k heatirig of a se-ail7diSinite rod
SOURM Prikladnaya matematika'i mokhanika# v, 28, no. It 1964t 91-90
~C T.'GS: rave propagation, elastic plaslAc wave, samiinfinite rod, heat equati
resonance, dischaxge wave, bound-ai7r condition, propagation velocity, heat propaga-
tion
Elastic wave propagation in a seWf-infinite bar with linearly heated fr'"
end is discussad. T-3he strain hardening ef feet of t2he bar material is linear; its
mechanical properties are not dependent on te=erature. The linear temperature
---5~qp makes it nossible to obtain exact solutions of the nonlinear heat-conduc-
e-pro. gation problem. It is disclosed that
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U:- at, -3ns, a reaonAnceff
`=At-in and the rate of
necessa--f for derivaTion &.' luie
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Efficient device. Elek. i tePl-ti (MRA 16"9)
(Diesel loComotives-Maintenance and repair)

MOSYMmIA. ye.S.; -CKHAPKIVA, L.L. ;
.1
,position of iron al
phase con
ZlTur. TIPorg. khim. Q. no.6zl3
T2 K.V.; SIJVO~RC'V,~t, A.G.
3 with carbon and me-nVInese-
(KIRA 17:8)
1396 163

ACCESSION NR: AM39263
AUMOR: Hosy*reva) Yee So; Okhapk#mp L, L,; P
TITIE: Study of the phase composition of Iron
'SOURCE: Zhurnal neorganicheakoy khimiis v.'9jl
S/0078/64/009/006/1393/1396
ov,, Ko V.; Suvorova., A* Go
loys with carbon and manganese.
. 61. 3.964, 1393-1396
TOPIC TAGS: steel., manganese steel.. carbon st e1,, phase equilibrial, phase composi-,
tion
iron alloy
ABSTRACI!: In connection with the~study of the nature of the effect of differen
elements on the brittleness of steel at low temperatures.. the authors investigated
the-.phase composition of 15 alloyi of the iron-'earbon-manwese system. These
alloys were produced in an induction furnace. 1The critical points of the alloys
were determined dilatometricall~,,Ivhile the determination of phase composition
was done by carbide analysis. Thel specimens f~pm each batch vere dissolved anodi-
cally at a current density of 0.02 - 0-03 a/cm?d in a period of 4 - 6 hours. The
carbide deposit produced was subjected to anal~ais for iron and manganese. Iron
was determined with trilon and mahganese by p6roulfate -silver method. The speci-
mcna were weighed before and after' electrolysin and the elementa determined in
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V. V. Jrliikolls~iy, A. I. Suvorow, Chair of Biocher, Rostov 'Ned Inst, 5pp
"BiAl-diii" XIV, ~,,o 5,
intergro-vm barley contains larg( quantity of active ferments shich split up
cc-carl.,oxylase int-o thja,~J~ine. this ferment hecoi!~es a salt after its solution
fom is treated with 33% concenlrate of ammonia sulfate solution. Ferment
thus obtained does not only act on co-carboxylase, but has ability to convert
thiamine into oroduct which canrot be obtained by oxidation of thiochrore.
Submitted 3 Dec 48.
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TITLE:
P
R ! 01 L
Po-5- 37/61
Tftger, A, Toil ipotkiriE M. V. Suvorova., A. i.
The i~~_tprmlnation of the ",jecific Slurface and the Volume
of the Pores of Solid Polyneric Sorbents (Opredeieniye
udellnoy poverk nosti i ob'~,maa por tverdjkh polimernykh
a orb ent ov)
adeni i raav "SSR] '958; Vol, 12o, Nr 5; PP-~70-572
Joklady Ak
ABSTRACT Results hitili=rto obtained in this field indicate the necessi-
ty of a new form of studyiAg the pro3esses oi* the inter-
action between high-molecul!ar glasses and solvents. This new
pro..-~?3s might also be suit d for polymers in a vitreous state
us alao for so-lid sorbients One or these methods; which, by
the way, is De . g widely 11 13dq is the sorption method. How-
ever, the hitherto obtainel isothermal lines.of sorption do
nOL furnish ally Unial, - dati concerning the porosity of the
po.-lymer. The couaes ot thi lack of uniouenEss are mentioned.
This ambiguity can be avoiied by using a liauid that is
inert nith resrect to the 4:Lven vitreous DO .lymer. The structure
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SOV/20-120-3-37/67
The Determination of the Specific Surface and the Volume of the Pores of
Solid Polymeric Sorbents
sorption, and the flexibility of the chain is not realized.
The authors investigated the sorption of the vapors of inert
liquids by polystyrene, polyvinyl alcohol, cellulose, and
by triacetyl caliuloee,, Two sorbents of polystyrene with the
molauular weights of 456000 and 133000 respectively, pul-
verulent triacetyl-cellulose with the molecular weight
WOOO, polyvinyl alcohol with the molecular weight 17000 and
4
.Lndustrial linters were used as sorbents. As inert liquids
methyl-alcohol was used for polystyrene and H-hexane was
used for the other polymers. The apparatus used for these
investigations has already:been described (Ref 1). The results
obtained by measurements aide given in form of 2 diagrams.
The isothermal lines of th6 sorption of methyl alcohol on
polystyrene and x-hexane on cellulose are similar to the iso-
thermal lines of the vapors of the same liquids on silica
ge~. Various d6tails are mentioned. The covree taken by the
Isothermal line of the sorption of the sa,-.-..p'*e with the mole-
oular weight 133000 is lower than that of the sample having
'L
the molecular weight 456000. Thi3 indicates an increasing
Caff, loosening which takes ;)Iacd; with a rising molecular weight

`OV/2o-12o-3-37/6j
The ft--Iermiriattt~n of' -,he Surface and the Volurne of the Pores of
Solid Polym-~,IIO
SUBIAITTFD:
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of the polystyrene. A tablIe contains the calculated values
of the s'pecifl~~ surface an4 the volum-s of the pores ' for
the polyrrers investigated.j if:lgh.-molecular -polystyrene, cel-
hilose, and tria-,etyl celi~lose may be classed among the
y porous sorbents hav~n(r a little-develoDed specific.
surfitf-.e. '4'ith a reduction bf the polecular weight of the
nolystyrenp the specific s~- rface and the volume of the pores
diminish. The specific surface of the polyvinyl alcohol is
very low. The results obta,ned indicate the possibility of
a quantitative estimation ~f the porosity of polymers by
investigating the inert liquids on them. There are 2 figures,
I tablejund 13 referenoes,111 of which are Soviet.
December 269 1957, by V. A Kargin, Member, Academy of
Scienoes, USSR
December 25, '1957
1
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AUTHORS: Tager, A. A., Tsilipotkind,' M. V., SOV/20-124-1-37/69
Suvorova, A. I .
TITLE: The Influence of Annealing, on the Density of the Packing

of Polystyrene i
(Vliyaniye lotzhiga na plotnost' upakovki polistLr
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akadem ii nauk SSSR!, 1959, Vol 124, Nr 1, PP 133-134
(USSR)

ABSTRACT:
The authors ir T
vestigated t,he influence of long annealing upon
the sorption c apacity of ]~,olystyrene. Annealing was carried
out by slowly and graduallly cooling a polystyrene sample,
which had prev iously beenihea-,ed up to +1400, for about one
d:ay. The expei iment was carried out with an air-thermostat
I
fitted with a contact thermometer. Cooling from
relay and a
+1400 to +200 las+ca one month. By keeping the polystyrene at
rather high t Laperatures ~jmore than 1000) for a long time

destruction of i
the samples was caused. The viscosimetrically
determined mol ecular weig t of the annealed samples decreased
from.456 000 t o 1110 000. As, however, the density of packing
in polystyrenE depends laxgely on its molecular weight, a
direct compar son between the anj~ealed sample with the
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The Influence of Annealing o!n the Density of the SOV20-124-1-37/69
Packing of Polystyrene
annealed polys!tyrene and a~ fract3lon of not annealed
Polystyrene of similar molpcular weight was chosen for this
investigation.j1he author-lon both samples investigated the
~ "I v
sorption of me thyl alcohol apo 'ri, i. e. of a substance which
is inert with respect to pblystyiene. The isothermal lines of
the sorption of methanol on the ~on-annealed sample has a
shape which, according to A. V. Kiselev's classification, is
characteristic of homogeneolusly fine-pored substances. The
isothermal lines Of sorptioln on an annealed sample remind
of the isothermal lines of,the sorption of poreless sorbents.
A table contains the values of the specific surface and the
volumina of pokes. In the base of annealing during a very
long time, the Ipacking of ihokecuies becomes considerably more
dense, which ip characterized by~a reduction of pore volume
and of the specific surface' by 5 . This result proves the
relaxation character of the looseness of the packing of
high-molecular:polystyrenel There are I figure, 1 table, and
9 references, 7 of which arie Soviet.
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The Influence of Annealing dn the Densit~Iy of the SOV/20-124-1-37/69
Packing of Polystyrene
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy gosiidarstvennyyluniverbitet im. A. M. Gor1kogo
(Ural State UAiversity imdni A. M. Gortkiy)
PRESENTEDt August 7, 195q, by V. A. Kargin,.Academician
SUBMITTED2 August 6, 19
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AUTHORS:
Tager, A. 13.., 2Hyqr=.a-.
V. I., Berestov&, V. L.
3'~ 1 -2 'M
-1/19o/62/004 oc)6/002/026
B , 01 Al 10
Ioldyrev, L. N., Yesafov,
TITLL.
PERIODICAL:
E"ffect of the chemical st~ucture,of the plasticizer on the
I
vitrification temperature 01 polymers. I. Plasticizing of
polystyrene with dipheniclacia and naphthalic acid esters
Vysokomolekulyarnyye soye ineniya, V. 4, no. 6, 1962j
803-806
TEXT: Thermomechanical curves were plotited for polystyrene (Pst)
Diasticized with 25 mole-;~ of: monomethyll-, monoethyl-, and monobutyl
diphenate; dimethyl-, diethyl-, ethyl-b1tyl-, d:.b-c-.y.-, ethyl-octyl-, and
iheptyl diphenate; dimethyl, diethyl, Ind dibut~! ziapi~thalate. The
synthesis oi ethyl-butyl diphena-te (b p 167-168 C/1.5 mm Hg, MR 91.89)
and of ethyl-octyl di-phenate (INIR 110-;7 1 now p::,oducad for the first time,
will be published. The compatibility o~ the plasticizer with PSt was
s-udied on the basis of the critical mi-lina temperature, which lay at
100-1300C with diDhenic acid monoester,!below room temperature (sometimes
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go
Effect of the chem4-c~l structu-e
0
at - -50 C) wit'--. *.,--zter,- of this acid,' and at room temperature with
cation.tamperature, T , of
naahthalates. (1) The vitrifi'
V
plasticized PSz urops with increasing co ;mpatibility. Pure
PSt had T. = 1050C, PSt with monoesters'had TV- 40-700C, PSt with
diDhenic acid diesters yielded the lowest TV. T,, dropped.with increasing
length of the alkyl radical; ethyl-octyl diphenate yielded TV = -11 0C;
"he naphthenates showed 'a low effect (T: = 9-00C). ~2) With increasing
V
content of CH2 links in the alkyl radical, TV of diphLiic acid diesters
approaches a minimum at n 10-12, and then rises again. (3) The
CH2
structure of the aromatic radical of the plasticizer affects TV:
dinhenates (and phthalates) plasticize more intensively than naphthalates.
There are 3 figures and 2 tables.
ILSSOCIATION: Urallskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. A. M. GorIkogo
(Ura! state University imeni A. 11. Gorlkiy)
SUBILITTED: IvIlarch 21 , 1961
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3/19 621004100610031026
B101 110
V. I
AUTHORS: Tager, Suvorova, A.iI., Goldyrev, L. 11.9 Yesafo
Topina, L. P.
TT LE: '-~'ffec' of the chemical stricture and the size of the
T
plasticizer molecule on tho' vitrification temperature of
polymers. 11. Plasticizi~e of Dol7methyl methacrylate with
esters of diphenic and na-plithalic acids
PE-RIODICAL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyed~neniya, v.,4, no. 6, 1962, 609-814
TEXT: Thermomechanical curves were plo
(F,"-;!A) plasticized with 25 mole~'o' of: m
diphanate; dimethyl, diathyl, Ethyl-but
diphenate; dimeihyl, diethyl, and dibut
better the comDatibility between polyme
drop in the vitrification temperature,
(2) TY dropped ;,---'th increasing length o
diphenate down to a minimum (-90C). (3
naphthalates showed a iower plasticizin
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ed for polymethyl methacrylate
Lomethyl, monbethyl, and monobutyl
dibutyl, and diheptyl
naphthalate. Results- (1) The
and plasticizer, the greater the
of pure E.L.:A (TV - 1600C)_.
the alkyl radicals o-.' the
'Yonoesters of diphenic acid and
affect (T._~j
'i 500C). (4) The

SUVORDVA, A.I., TAGER, A.A.
Effect of chemical structure w4 dimession otplasticizer moleculeB
on the vitri-fication temperature of polymera*,~
Report presented at the 13th 6onference on the high-molecular compounds
Moscow, B-11 Oct 62

FELIPOR, Dmitriy Sergeyevich; RYABOV, B.A.' dok-tor tekhn. nauk,
I
prof., retsenzent; PAVLOV, V.A., doctor tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent; UKIIOV, K.S., doktor te!K~n. nauk, prof.,
retsenzent; red.
(Gyroscopic instruments and automata iic pilots] Giroskopiche-
skie pribory i avtopiloty. Moskva,! Mashinostroenie, 1964.
388 p. (MIRA 17:4)

4"Imola a Vladimirovna; CHMWOV, Yei, red.; PAVLOVA, S.,
tekhn.red,
(Labor's valor] Trudovais doblelatl. Koakva, gook.rabochii,
196o. .34 p. (MM 14:4)
(Textile workers)

SUVOROVAq Anastasiya Vladimirovna; MESHKOVSUYA, M., red.; KUZNETSOVAt A.,
(Personal guarantee of a vorker] 'Licbnaia garantiia rabochego.
Moskva, Mosk.rabochii, 1961. 40 pe (MIRA 14:6)
(Moscow-Typewr~ters)

OLSUF'Yi.V, N.G.; MMIELIYANOVA, D.SqUGLC
I.G.; YEZHOVA, Ye.N.; BESSONOVA,
S.S.; SHELAITOVA, G.M.; SORM, A
A Ye.. 0INDCHIMOVSKAYA,
K.A.; ITLASITIKOV, YL.A.;
K.K.; RAVDONIKAS, O.V.; SARMAM',
Optimal periods for testing skin
against tularemia with a ch-y livid
and immunogenic properties of th.s
epid. i immun. 32 no.6:92-98 Je
1. Iz otdela prirodnoochagovykh
i mikrobiologii imeni Gamalei AIN
infek'usiy Voronezhsl~oy, Leningri
Stalingradskoy, Tambovskoy, Tul
dpidemiologicheskikh-stantsiy i
mikrobi-ologii i gigiyen
(TULARE
FOY G.P.; SILICIOIKO, V.S.; KHORCSHEV,
M.A. ;.VEDEITEYEVA, Ye. V.; AREFIYERV,
M.; BORODIN, V.P;; XCROLEVA, A.P.;
V.A.; PTOLYAROVA, A.D.; BYSTq0VA,
ISYACHEVA, Z.A.; YEGIAZARYAN,
A.F.i
reacti8n in subjects inoculAted
vaccine and vaccinal, reactogenic
preWation. Zhur. mikrobiol.
61. (MIRA 15*-5)
~nfektsiy Instituta, epidemiologii
S3SR,i~otdelov Osobo opasnykh
Idskoy,, Moskovskoy, Sriolenskoy,
bkoy, oblastnykh sanit,mo-
bmskogo'instituta epidemiolo.-ii,

ACC NR. AP6032246 SD"'Cr CODE: UR/0016/66/000/009/0070/0074-
Taran, 1. F.; Fogorelov, N. A.; KulOova, G.~G_ Kurscmakina. A. 27.;
Fitidnev, M. A. Ye.
GRG: Stavropol' branch. "Microbe" AntiplaguivResearch InStive (Stavropol, 'ekLy
zilial, Nauchno-isslLdovatel'skogo protivochymnogo institu ta krob")
TITLE; Bruccllo*is culturca isolated from rodents and their ectoparaoices
kv
SOURCE: Zhurnal raikrobiologii, cpidemiologil i immunobiologii, no. 9. 1966. 70-74
TOPIC TAGS: epi Loiogy~, disease vector, rodent,
parasite, animal diseace, tularcmiap brucell~sia
ABST;U%CTt Twenty-eight brucalk cultures 4re isolated from"Wild rodents,
their ectoparasites and from domestic swine during a study of
I Z'
the effects oi tularemia vaccination and inf *action upon bruoal a
penetration. Bacteriological asl well as phage typing methods
were used in identifying the individual strains. There was no
differanca in Cultures isolated" 'rom vild,land domestic animals.
Prolonged passaging of brucelia tFcultures'in mice vaccinated with
'_~tularamia vaccine and infected V th virulint tularemia strains
C d 1/2 UD~: 576.831.42

a-6-03 2
AOC714R, 2.46
did not 'alter their cultural or bloch.emica~ properties. Trans-
mission of brucalla from wild rodInts to the domestic hags used
F
In'thin study v" ostablished. IWA-30; Cal No. 121
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBH DAM
29jan66/ ORIG RtFI 004/';
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TROITSKIY, IlikolBy Vladimirovich;
khudozh.-tekhn.red.~
[Voronezh] Voronezh. Moskva, Gis.i4o-yojit-ry
arkliit. i stroit.materialam. 195!
(Voronezh--Descriplion)
'A, D.M., red.; Z
po stroit.,
~. fl~ I). (MIRA 12:9)

BOZHICNOV. P.I.. professor; :SUVOROVA, P. kandidat takhnicheskikh nauk.
ka
Thernographic Investigation elements of hardening in high-
0 elem
pressure steam cured cements. nt 23 no.1:8-13 Ja-1 '57-
(Cement--Testing) (The I analysis)
Mai,

NIKITIN, V.N.; '4LOK, L.N.-; ZHUKOVA,-S-V-j SUVORC)VA,,G.A.
-'(byte counll"114M
Chanpea with age in the roticulo., t an osmotic reelete a
of erythrocytes. Uch.zap.KIIGU 6~ :215-226 156 (MIRA ll:il) nc
1. Kafedra fisiologii cheloveka
skogo institute. blologii I-biol
~akogo ordena trudovogo krasnogo
Ament A.M. Gorlkogo.
(AGE) (WMTHMC
zhivotnvkh Nqll(,hn -Isaladnvatal'-
ichaskogo fakul'f~Wllhar.'kov--
nameni gosudars-f-v-e- '- li6rsiteta
nnogo un

WTIOROVfis G. F.
"The :--',ffect of High Pressure Soa to 200 Atmospheres)
(U~ajo
on the Hardening of Cements of Vario 11~4ne gical Compositions."
2 r
and Tech 6ci, Leningrad 0 der of Labor Red Banner Construction
Engineering Inst, Mlin of 4igher Slduc~ Uon, Leningrad, 195)1, (KL)
No 8, FPb 55)
33: Sum. 'io. 631, 26 Aug 55-survey ~f bcientific and Technical
Dissertations -uefended at USSR Higher Zducational Institutions
(14)

as C
NO. S. "(1955).-At temps-rp-
tattf. steam, the hydration products have clu'acteris
different (rcm those of noraW hardening. As pressure
rises, the ratio of crAt. products to gelhle products in.
cresses. Svength tests show that for each ccment, dekad-
frig an its mineral compn., them is an opftura, condition of
autociaving within the timits at 15-25 atm. wLkh zives the
most rftsonible ratio of cryst. to w1lo" hydration! prod-
ucts. Z. Kqj~

V L-_ 4_7
USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9,~ 1957, 31642
Author : Bozhenov P.I.,-Suvorova G.F.1
Title : Effect of Hydrothermal Treatment on Hardening
of Cements of Different Mineralogical Composition.
Orig Pub: Tr. Soveshchaniya po khimii tsementa. M., Prom-
stroyizdat, 1956, 341-350
Abstract: Investigation of the effect o n stre ngth of cements
of different steam pressure, :during hydrothermal
treatment, within the range rrom 8 to 200 atmos-
pheres gauge pressure. Maximum strength is at-
tained, in the case of 1:3 mortar, At a pressure
C ard 1/4

USSR /Chemical Technology. Chemical Pro Iducts 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31642
of 15-25 atmos heres, and in he case of a ce-
t
ment paste at 9-15 atmosphere , depending on
the mineralogical compositio, of the cement.
n~
Strength of mortars, at all c nditions of the
~O
hydrothermal treatment, exceed considerably
that of 28-day specimens of n rmal hardening.
on prolonged storage! in waterlstrength of
steam-treated specimens incre gses, less however
than that of specimens not trbated with steam.
Greatest strength after steam!treatment is ex-
hibited by cement specimens ofl bellite cement;
of lesser strength are found to be cements with
a high content of C3A and C,3SI. For cements with
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USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binder
Abs Jour:
Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9,~1957, 31642
concrete and mortar specimensiare obtained
with a higher content of calcium silicates
the cement.
in
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BOZHIK07, P.I., dolctor tekhn..uauk,, SUVOROV,,A, G.F. ZHUIUVSKIT, N.A.,
red.izd-va; PULIKINA, Te.A., tekhli ;. red.
[High-pressure steam treatment of Iconstrue'tion materials]
Obrabotka stroitelinykh materialoylparom vysokogo davlenila.
Leningrad, Goo.izd-vo lit-ry po stitroit., arkhit. i strolt.
materialam, 1961. 79 P. (KRA 14tiO
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen Akademii sroitel Istva i arkbitekbury
SSSR (for Bozhenov).
(Autoolaves) (Building mat~Orials)'

VOLKHONSKAYA, R.A.; YENMIKO, ~O.K.; IVA11OVA, S.N.; MOTIN) Yu.D.;
OZEROVY I.M.; PLRA11111,, D.A.; FOLOZOV, V.F.; SSOLOVUSHKOVA,
G.E.; ~UVOROVA G F red.; VEDITSEL', I., red.izd-va;
BELOGUROVA I-.A teklu. red.
[Building materials made of waste products from oil shale
winning and processil1g] Stroitellnye materialy iz otkhodov
dobychi i Pererabotk goriuchikh slantsev. Leningrad,
1963. 35 p. (Leningradskii dom nz~uchro-telchnicheskoi pro-
pagandy. Obmen peredcvym opytom. Seriia-.,Sjbroitelinye ma-
terialy i konstrukusii, no-4) (IURA 16: 1-1)
(Oil ohale5) (Duilding materials)

BOMENOV, P.I., doktor tekhn~ nauk, prof.; KAVALEROVA, V.I.;
SALINIKOVA;, V.S.; SOVO.ROV.A)-G.F.~ KEOLOPOVA, L.I.;
J7~d -va; KI.9ELEV, M.N.,-inzh., nauchn.
ROTENBERG' A.S.,
red.; PULIKINA, Ye.A., tekhn. red.
[Autoclave-hardenedicements and products; made from them]
TSementy avtoklavno o tverdeniia i izdeliia na ikh osnove.
Leningrad, Gosstroif,zdat, 1963. 200 p.: (MIRA 17:1)

ul,%OV G I".
-auch.
rlm,r,oniv. cont,-~~nt in the blood in epidera-c~ hecatitis. J-1
trudy halj,. gos. inst. 14:55?-558 164. (mir-'A is :C~)
1. Kafedra ilifcA:t:;idnnvkh boleznoy (za-v.; doktor red. nauk
Yo.'
Tr, ~di t~: i ns. kogo i 1 0i Luta.

t

L lio82-63.
tASD
F,WP (q) /13DE/EWT(M) AFFTC
/
ACCESSION NR: AP3000114 S/6122/63/000/005/0022/002

AUTHOR: Romanov, K. F (Candidate!of techiticaVsciences); Suvorovas 0. S.
(EnSineer)

TITLEi Improving oxidation ratistance.of E1614110y ~y diffusion coating with
aluminum
SOURCE: Vestnik mashinootroyeniyaXno. 5. 19630 22-25~~

TOPIC TAGS: chromium-nickel alloy;J, oxidation resistani6e, hardness aluminicing...
fatigue strength, phase composition, gas-turbine bladai aluminum coating
ABSTRACT: The effect of alumduum diffusion coa ~in& onithe oxidation resistance,:_
of Ni-base all B1617 CO.08% max -C, 1-16% Cr,1
'Lo
r 2% Al,lapproximately.2% Ti- 0.5% V
ne o the gan-tuibine-blade m
5-7% W), 3% A011
!o iteriali, has been studied. Of-
several difF
methods tested, impregnation in ferroaluminum powder in the
presence of NH Cl at 800C for 3 hr, roved most
4 wp effecti*e. Prolonged holding had

'
no beneficial effect since al%uminum began to di ~fuse bick from coating to powder
,.,
Good results were also obtained with vacvum ann
" ealing of specimens Wrapped in
aluminum foil. This method, howeve'r, could not be used forintricately shaped
Card

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ACCES3ION M A-000114

articless Aluminized specimens 1 xiS x 15 mm- wi ke subjicted to oxidation in air'
at temperatures of 8500 c,1508 and 1050C for 10, 50, loop~2009 300,, 400 and 500.hrP,
i and whowed considerably better oxidation resistance thah uncoated specimenso
'
n
especially at higher temperatures, For instance, afteribel g subjected to
oxidation for 500 hr at 850, 950, and 10500', the~weight~gain of coate4 specimens
was 0.6 mgAm?, approximately 0.6 mg/cm:2, and approximate o.8 mg/CM:4 as corapara&
I
/cm2
~or uncoated specimens..
and 2-:40 mg/=
with approy-imately 1 mg/cm2, 1.35 nj
.
The Al-impregnated layer consisted of two layers ' the outer layer 20-25 IL thick 1
7

con-doted
and the inner transition layer approximately 15 ~L thic~c.- The outer layer .
of NLU204 compound with a spinel structure. Its microhardness~dropped sharply
'
lower
in the inward direction -and at a depth of 0.02--0.04 was. more than 50%.
than on the surface. The transition layer consisted mcistly of;AlN1 compound with
*
inclusions of some other, phase which could not be identified.
A1 content on
the surface was about 42% and decreased gradually to 1.~9% (of base alloy). 17'-
Aluminum coating was found'to have no effect ohlfatigu4 strength'at 800C, Which
was 40 kg//xm2 for both coated and un~oated allots.' i1i6dnized gas-turbine blades
can be used at temperatures over 1000C. Orig. alrt. has: 6 figures.
ASSOCIATION: none

rd.
Ca 2/~I_

Enc-cv~', :,. 'T. I -
"Ptiviov,Aly TridunntriRl Tli,,~cn of tho 010-1-ist-1,
Sub -6 Apr D'l, 114oricow Obinst P,~dngoglcal Inst.
Dissertations i)respi-,ted for qciencp Find an-Ineering lel--ees
In ',4o-c,-;%.! during 1951.
SO; Sumi. No. 480 , 9 14RY 55

- -- , I P-.1 .1, -;- , lk-l - -:11-111-11 111.
- - - - - _780.1 -
.S9 I
HTIO-ROVA, GALIN'A-TI!7rfONCVNA
Pavlovskiy industriallnyy Rayon; Ekonomicheskiy Ocherk (Favlovskiy
Industrial Region) Gorkiy, Gor1kovskoye Kniz.hnoye Izd., 1955.
114 P. Illus., Mans, Tables.
Bibliographical Footnotes.

SUVOROVA, G.V.
Washer for a .~ge-number of pipet;tes. lab. delo 3 no.1:53-55
Ja-F 157 .(MLEA.10:4)
1. Iz Instituta eksperimentalluoy biologii (dir.-prof. I.N. Kaygkiy)
AMN SSSR, Mosk7a.
(MEDICAL INSTRUKOTS AND APPARATUS)

MAYSKIY. I.N.; SUVOROVA, G.V.
Effect of brief inhibition and ex4itation of the central nervous
system on the immunologic reactivity of the system vith relation to
a cancer antigen. Biul.eksp.biol.~ed. 42 no.6:49-50 Jo '56. (MLRA 9:9)
1. 1z laboratorii-nainfectsionnoy immunologii (zav. - prof. LS.
Mayskiy) Instituta eksperimentalluoy biologii) ( &ir. - prof. I.N.
Mayskiy) AMU SSSR, Moskva. -Prodst Ilvleno dystvitelInym, chlenom AMR
SSSR N.N.Zhukovym-Verezhnikovym.
(CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, ph~vsiol.
off. of inhib. & stimiation on immunol. reactivity to
Jairli_ch . ascites carciloma antigens in rabbits)
(NHOPIASMS, exper j i
Ehrlich aseita9 carcinoma antigens. off. of inhib. St
stimulation of GNS on reactivity in rabbits)
(ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES
same)

~WVOROVA, G.V.; PILATUV, P.P.
Methodological oroblems in the immunol:~gy of tumors, on the results
of the conference of the Institute of 11perimental biology of the
Academy of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S'.R. on metodological
oroblems in the immunology of cancer. Vest.AMN SSSR 12 ao.2:74-79
.'57. (MIRA 10-3.0)
(CANCER) VMNIT-f)

G.V.
JJUELVA
Nodtficatign.of the earolo as pr er
~gi 1 tisi of tissue in the piveanos
of heterologus serum [with summ z7 n Inglishl. Biul.elmp.biol. i
mad. 43 no.1:82-85 Ja 157, 7, 1C):8)
1. Iz laboratoril neinfektsionnor
JOY04y) Institute eksperimentalli
-Fradetavlena deyetvitallnym chlen
kovym.
aff. of heterologous si
tissue (Rug))
(IMMUNE SERUMS, effects,
haterologous serum, on
munolo; ii (zav. - Prof. I.N.
.9
, llol6gii AMN SSn, Noskve.
ANN SSSR N.E.Zhukovym-Tereshni-
a on s,erol. properties of
rol. properties of tissue Otus))

MAYSKIY, I.H.; SUVOROVA, G.V.
Effect of in vitro X-ray irradiati)n on the antigenic Properties of
tumor cells (with summary in Ungli h]. Bbil.eksp.biol. i med. 44 no.9:
94-96 S 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Iz laborstorii neinfektoionnoy Immunolb U (zav. - Prof. I.N.
;g
Mayakiy) Wale immun:obiologit ( Z Y. - de~stvitell W chlen.AMN SSSR
X.11.Zhukov-Verezhn1kov) Institute eksperi .mentallnoy biologil (dir.
prof. I.N.Hayokly) AMN SSSR, MDHk a. Predstavlena deystvitelinym
chlenom AMN SSSR N.N~'Zhukovym-Ver zhnikovym.
r
(14NOPIASKSO immunology,
antigenic,properties, ff. of,x-rays in vitro (Rus))
t1UNTGEN RAtS, effects,
on tumor cell antigeni properties in vitro (Rua))

EXCERPTA KEDICA See 6 Vol 7/6 ancer June 59
6
V'
2o2.5. The effect of the titr of immune an ibodies on the growth of tumour
f
t
and normal tissues in vitr (Russian'text) SUVOROV~ G. V. I nst. of Exp. Biol.,

c.'.
r
USSR Acad. of Med. Scis, N. osco,.v Byull. rr. Biol. i Alrd. 1958, 4519 (8" 1)
TWACS 2
The tissue of the s.c. form o Ehrlich's adeno rcinoma,:and the spleen of a whitt
rhrb
mouse ivere cultured in vit on nutritive edia containing normal or immune

i
t
on

till,
antitumour, antisplenic and antilicpatic sera of low and high titres. Sera with a
d
an
i

high titre of specific antib( ics retard the ppearanc~ of the signs of growth and
affect its intensity in the ex lants of correspo Wing tissues. Low litre sera do not pos-
sesssuch properties. On th contrar),,antitu our sera with a low content ofspecific
antibodies possess a growt -stimulating effe ton the tissues of Ehrlich's adenocar-
cinoma.

W MAW.'
EEERPTA ~,.EDICA Sec 6 Vo& 7/6 ancer June 59
Dependence of the titre oir antitu our antihadies on the character
or the antigenic stimulus (Russian text LoMAKIN M. S. Inst. of Exp Biol.,
pill.
U"It Acad. of Med. Scis, Inscow B~ull. '-sper. Biol. i Aled. f958, 4519 (92-96)
S.ra with a comparatively h.gh titre oritnmt, c antibodies were obtained in immu.
nization of rabbits by ascitic cells ofmalignan tumours (Ell-irlich's adenocatcinoma
of mice and Yoshida's rats). Sera % ith lower titres of immune antibodies
were recovered in imm, ii__ 11 of rabbits by the water-salt extracts of the tissue of
s.c. forms of turnotirs. Sera of he first, its well of the 2nd tYpe, are not very specific:
they react in comparatively h gh titres with the antigens from the turnour tissues and
with those rrom the tissues of tormal organs If he laboratory animals.

SUVOIROVA, G.V.
1-1114---~,.,~;i-*-!~Nct of antibody titer on normzl and tumor tissue growth
in vitro [with summary in English]* Biuleekop.biole i medo
46 no,9:88-91 S '58 i (MIRA 11:11)
1 1z laboratorii n1einfaktaionnoy immunologii (zav. - prof.'
I:11. Mayskiy) Instit,.~ta eksperimontallnoy biologii (dir. prof,
I.N. Mayskiy AMN SS,"R, Moskva; Predstavlena deystvitel'rWm chlenou
AIM SSSR N.11. Zhukov~7~vlarezhnikovym.
(IMIMM SI~WMS, effects,
on t! or tissue & normal tissue cultures (Rua))
um
(NEOPLAS14P. experiment
eff.,of immune se on Ehrlich carcinoma in tissue
cuittire (Rus))
(TISSUE GV'IdME,
,i
eff. !of imrmlne serum on normal & Ehrlich carcinoma
tissu'a cultures (Rn

MAYSKJY, I.M.- SUVOROVA, G.V.; FIIATOV, P.P.
Hffect of various dosed of ioni ing radiations on the antigenic
properties of Brown-Pearce care noma in vitro. Report Ho.l. Changes in
antigenic PrOpertiOB. Biul.eks biol. i med. 48 rLo-7:72-76
il 159. (VIM 12: 10)
1. Ix laboratorii neinfektsionnoy
noy blologii (dir. - prof.l.bT.M
deystvitellnym chlenoya ANN SSM
(RADIATION M
(CARCINOMA - J
(ANTIGENS)
immunologii Instituta ekeperimental'-
Lyskiy) AMN SSSR, Mosskva. Predstavlena
1I.N-Zh:ukovym-Verezhnikovym.
:CTS)
immology)

MAYSKIY, I.N.; SLTVORO qAV,--_FILALTOV, P.P.
~ T4 - I
Effect of various doses of ioniz
biological properties of Brown-P
Changes of biological properties
i med. 47 no.8:8&90 Ag 159.
g radiations on antigenic and
ree carcinoma. Report Yo.2:
f the tumor. Biul.eksp.biol.
(MIRA 12:11)
1. Iz laboratorii neinfektsionnoylimmunologii Instituta eksperimentall-
noy biologii (dir. - prof. I.H. ' skiy) AM SSSR, Moskva. Predstavle-
M4
'Y
ua aey-stvitelinym chlenom AMN SSSR N.N. Zhukavym-Verezhnikovym.
I
(NMPIASMS radiation eff.)

SUVOROVA .I~. V.
MAYSM., I.N.; FILATOV, P.P.;
diated mal
Effect of antisers, against irra ignant timjues on the
animals
growth of experimentaJ. tumors in exposed to irradiation'
ad
1. Antibody-producing capacity 0 irr iated antleens in various
species of animals. Bful. eksp. biol. i med. 51 no..4:92-95 rp
,61. (MIRA 3-4:8)
1. Iz laboratorii neinfaktsionno~ immunologii Instituta eksperimentall
.1
biologii (dir. - prof. I.N.Maysk' ') ANN SSSR, Mojkva. Predstavlena
deystvitellnym chlenom A1,111 SSSR ~J~.N).Zukovym-T6r6zhnjkovym.
(DANGER) (ANTIPLPNS- AND ANTIBODIES)
(RADIATIOII-PIM~OLOGICAL EFiECT)

IIUYSKIYI I.N.; SUVOROVA, G,V,; FILATOV, P P.
Effect of antisera for irradiat6d malignant tissues on the growth
of experimental tumors in irradia ed Animals. Report No.2: Action
of serum for irradiated ascitic a Us on the grow-,.h of subcutaneous
and ascitic forms of Ehrlich's ad-nocarcinoma in mice. Biul * eksp.
biol. i med. 52 no.8:91-94 Ag 261 (MIRA 15:1)
1. Iz laboratorii neinfektsionnoy immunologii Instituts, eksperimentallnoy
biologii (dir. - prof. I.N.Mayski ) AMN SSSRt Moskra. Predstavlena
deystvitelInym chlenom AMN SSSR 11 -11,Zhukovym-VerezImikovym;.
(SERUM THERAPY) ANca RESMCH)
(X-RAYS-.PHYSIOLqGICAL EFFECT)

RAYSKIY, IJI.; SUVOROVAI Gil ;_YIIATOVjjP.P.
Influence of ion:'~Zing radiati ns on the antige;--iie and
biological propej,,ties of the at M-1 tumor. Blul. eksp.
biol. i med. 52 to.9--91-93 S ~,61. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Iz laboratorii neinfekts-onnoy i=nunologii Instituta
eksperimentallno~y biologii ( irektorl- prof. I.N. Mayskiy)
1,21 33SR, Hoakva.' Predstavl na deystvitellnyut chlenom All-21
SSSR Zhukov~m--Verezhnik vym.
(TLIM
(X IIAYS-PHYSIIA IGAL wkwT)
0

MAYSKIY, I.N.; AYRAPETIYAN~ G.P.; KOZL
SUVDROVA, G.V.; SUPIORUKKH,
I .. I .. 1. - - - - - - I
I
Therapeutic and cytotoxic acti
role in the pathog;nesis of
219-238 163. 1
VAJI N.A.; ITILOWSKIYj M.N.;
S V.; KHUNDANOVA, L.L. (Moskva)
n of antibodies and their
ca cer. Usp. sovr. biol. 55 no.2:
(MIRA 17:8)

SHADLOVSKIY, Aleksandr Aleks&;ndrovich. Pr nima2i.ua4#(A1ye-..
ic".
hn- n
VERNIDUBY I.I.,. kand. tekhn. n SPIKMDZWOV, Te.S.,
kand. tekbn. nauk; SMKANA A.V.) inzh.,- IVANOVA, N.Ne.
kand. tekhn. nauk, T~etsenzent; LIDYUKMCHj N*A.p kand.
tekbn. nauk., retsenzentl SUWRO
LA..,, red*
[Prinoiples of pyroteabnies) Ostovy pirotekhnilci. Izd,3.,
perer. i dop. Moskva, Mashinos roenie, 1964. 338 p.
I (KMA 17:12)

TU!ff GI14, Ivan Afanas 'yevich; SUVOROVA, I
[Applied optics; geometrical opt
calculating optical systems] Fri
cheskaia optika i metody raschet
skva~ Mashinostroe-nie, 1965. 3
red.
s and methods for
adnaiA optika; geometri-
opticlieskikh skhem. Mo-
p. (M1-U 18:3)

PELIPOR, Dmitri7 SFr901,6vich- Prinimall ichastiye: KOLOSOV,
Yu.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; SUMAROKOV, N.P., aspirantl
',~HLINSKIYY A.Yu.., akademik., retsenzent; HIKHALEV,
I.A.,O kand, tekbn, naukp profs nauchh, reds;
SUPROVA) LA"s red.
[Theory of g.,Lroscopic stabiliz rs] Teoriia giroskopiche-
skikh stabil:Lzatorov, Moskva., Mashin6stroeniep 1965. 347 P.
(MM 18s12)

15-57-5-6698
Translation from: Refe ativny urnal) Geologiya, 1957, Nr 5,
P 14~~ (USSRT Zi
AUTHOR: Suvoroval, 1. N.
TITLE: Bitumen Iof the Lo
Groznyy Oblast (Bi
nizhnet~etichnykh
PERIODICAL: Novostilneft. tekh,
ABSTRACT: BitumenE of the LO'ler
Groznyy Oblast wer
Laboratory of the
Researcl Institute
tory wells and two
Chernogqrsk monocl.ne
The quantitative aLd
was determined in
bitumen' were diviled
Card 1/2
er Tertiary Deposits of the
uminoiogicheskiye osobennosti
tlozhe~niy Groznenskoy oblasti)
. Geologiya, 1956, Nr 1, pp 22-21
Ter~tiiary deposits of the
studied by the Petroleum Geolog-
rrozne:slc Petroleum Scientific
in 1952-1954. Eighteen explora-
natural cross sections of the
were studied on 3100 specimen
qualitative content of bitumen
;he specimens. The extracted
into eight types characterize
Bitumens Of the Lower T'ertiary Dejositsl(co,t.)
by a specific color Of luminescerIC2.
showed a variation of the bitumen
and over the area
- The'
deposits is noted highest bi;umen
content is noted in the Khadumski,,
The upper Part Of in the~Miatlinska;-a
the Mdykopian is-low
content increases in the. western directi-
Section
An associations of specifi
Itratigraphic levels is
among the foraminiferousi also noted
mation; deposits -
content the upper and lo er forma is
- Tables and cur I ti3ns
Ow es of the
the cross section of L r Tertiary
Card 2/2
15-57-5-6698
Q antitative determinations
~Ontent along the cross section
6,ontent in the Maykopian
level; the lowest bitumen
and'lower arg.1jaceous folds.
in bitumen. 1 The bitumen
Oil in all parts Of the cross
c tYP6'-, Of bitumens with specific
The 'highest bitumen content
associated with the middle for-
ha~ve only a slight bitumen
listrit)ution of bitumens along
deposits are included.
N. A. Ye.

NE?M --'V 3 . G8 V 0 F Cr", if ~ N
conjitions gcve7-ning tne fcrmat
Upper Cratace.-u~-, sediments of t
Geol. nefti I gEza 8 no.307-41
1. Vaeaorazn7y nef tyanoy rmunh
dochnyy 5 C-rcmenskAy
inet, tut.
of .7,h;P OJ.l pools in the
nonhe,iistern Caioasua.
r 064.' (MIRX.17t6)
.9al-adolretell-skly geolognrazve-
tyancy: nauchno-IL -3aledc7a tell skiy

SUVOROVA, L.
Literature on monetary wages a~d the establishment of work norms
on collective farms. Vop. ekon.jno.l:i39-l45 Ja 160.
I (MM 13:1)
k0ollective farms-Producti!on standards)

SUVOROVA, L.
'lop. ekon. no.11
Form: of additional wares in col'ectivei
87-93 Ja '62. (MIRA 15:1)
(Collective fa,~ms--In6oryie distribution)

S,11.39160~00010051021 /031
E 201/E191
AUTHOR: Suvorova, L.A.
TITLE: --~-S-tudy of Luminescence Rise in the Temperature
Quenching Region of Zin Sulp~ide Phosphorsqj
I -
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uche nykh zavedeniy, Fizikaj
396o, No. 5, pp 124-130
TEXT: Studies of the initial tages of luminescence rise may
yield information on the kinetics o lumiriescence. Such studies
were carried out on luminescence 4,1 e andIdecay in the temperature
quenchin,~ region of ZnS:Cu 11(10-- /g Cui ~, ZnS:Cu:Fe k).
(5 x 10-~' g/g Cu and 21 x 10-0 g/g F ), and ZnS:Cu MP-03
The effect of the exciting light .-'.'n ensit~ on luminescence rise
was also studied. Quenching and t ermol#minescence curves were
recorded with a ~) y -19 (FEU-19) ph tomultiplier and a mirror
galvanometer with a short period. A merlury lamp npK -4 (PRK-4)
was used as the source of excitatio (its emission was passed
through a Iluviol" glass filter). he sample temperature was
recorded with a differential thermo ouplej. Rise and decay curves
were recorded with a loop oscillogr ph M n 0 2 (MP02) Some of the
results obtained are given in Figs. 1-4 and Tables 1-2.
Card 1/3 1

A Study of Luminescence Rise in the
of Zinc Sulphide Phosphors
Solution of the above equ Iation give
pn aE(ji - e-pt)
The activation energy P71 determin
(Table 3), ha s the physi~'al sense o
active at a given temper~'ture and e
Acknowledgement is made to F.I. Ver
subject and for advice.
There are 4 figures, 3 ta,*ibles and 1
3 English.
ASSOCIATION: Sibirskiy filziko-tekhn
Tomskom gosu~aiversitet
(Siberi n Ph!ysico-Tech
V139/6o/ooo/o05/021/031
20l/Elq1
Temperature Quenching Region
e-Pt) (11)
0
from the rise time constant
depth of localization levels
iting~ light intens'ty.
nas for suggesting the
references: 9 Soviet and
heskiy institut pri
imen-( V.V. Kuybysheva
cal Institute at Tomsk
SUBMITTED: December 12,
Card 3/3

The law of build up
where I WEN) and V"-p-E,,
of excitation time, the increase in
law. This is in agreement with pr!
if more of the build up curve is ta
an exponential law. Empirically t
ct
(1 e-'
0
where I is a fixed intensity and
In this work the build up-of lumine
region was studied for two phosphor;
and ZnS-CUFe (CU - 5 x 10---) 9/9;
results were qualitatively the same
results are given. Luminescence wi,s
(X = 3650 4) from a mercury lamp.
passed through a green filter and m
photomultiplier. Results were rec
A differential tilermocouple was use~i
the sample. The extinction tempe
Card 2/3
~/139/62/000/001/029/03~:'r-4'-~,~
_-A
t039/E435
I - t6ence for small valueff-
t
uminoslity must follow a VV'_'
u
'~3
ious bxperimental work but
-en
-en it is described better by,
is is
(5)
c i~ the rise time constant
c
cence'near the extinction
ZnS Cu
I Y(M-03K (FIGI-03K)
e - 21x 10 g/g). As the-
for both, only the ZnS-Cu
excited by filtered light
The lt~minescent light was
tasured on a 4)-3,Y -1~ (FEU-19)~
orded on an oscillograph.
f
0
to measure the temperature
ture kor ZnS is in...the.rangg..'-~'i'~'

S/139/62/000/006/027/032.
E073/~535
~v rova
AUTHORS: Gasting, N.L. and _au L.A.
On the 'flare up of 1 inescence of Zns-Cu phosphors'.
TITLE:
PERIODICAL: Izve~stiya vysshikh uc ebnykh.zavedeniy, Fizikal
no.6, 1962,t 168-169
TEXT: The ~uminescence'fla e up was studied for ZnS-Cu
phosphors (Cu-10 g/g" Icalcining temperature 11000C, flux NaCl),
in the temperature extinction ran e, thei,beginning of which was
at 4150.K; activation energy U = 0 67 eV.! The maximum possible
intensity of the excitation light was used. Three localization
levels (0.12, 0.16 and 0.28 eV) w re de-e'ecied ands,therefore,, it
was possible to compareithe resul s obtdined with published ones
based on a completely different m tho'd of determining the.energy
depths of the localization levelsi- These r6sults confirm -ea'rlie
results of the authors that for the luminese,ence flare up of
ZnS-Cu phosphors the following rellationiis-ivalid. I = I (I-e-pti's
where I - steady state luminesc nce iniens'ity, I - den2ity at
0
the given instant of time p depth of the
exp
localization levels. p expresses The probability of thermal
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SW,QRQTA,,_Ljdiya~ Alakeandrovna; SINTAKOYJ Yu.I., red.; TIXHONOVA, I.M.
tekhn.red.
[we are the buildersiof commints I my - 9'troitell kom=isma,
Leningrad, Lonizdat,1,1959. 51 pd (Kin 13:8)
1, Deputat Yerkhmogo Goveta IMSR; p dillao-nitochayy
kombinat imeni S.H.Xirova (for vorova 41
(Leningrad--Textile industry) (Efficiency, Industrial)
r~

PA-TRISHClMVA. P.A. SUVOROYA. L. G. ; KMHBJ
Spontaneous infections with spiroc
genus Ornithodorus in the desertis
eksp.paraz. L med. zool. 9:17-24 1
1. Iz otdelaparazitologii i meditsi
Ye.H.Pavlovekiy) Instituta epidemio
N.F.Gamaleya Akad6mii meditsinskikh
nyy cheln Akademli meditsinskikh lia
i Keditainskogo instituta Turkmeask
(TURKMENSTAN-TICKS AS GARRI
(RELAPSING FEVER)
1. B.
;es carried bv ticks of the
Turlmenia. Vopokraevotob. i
(MIRA 10:1)
:oy zoblogii (zav. - akad.
:ii i mikrobiologii imeni
uk SSSR (dir. - deyetvitell-
SSSR prof. G.V.Vygodehikov)
SSR (dlr. X.G.Berdvklychev)
OF DISEASE)

XRYUKOVA, A.P.; MOSHINA, H.A. -F SIJVOROVA L.G. - SiNKHANOV, H.V.
Spizootic foci of Borovskii's disess~e in Ya,ra-Kum. Top.kraev.. ob.
i eksp.paraz. I med.zool. 9:25-31 155. (MIRA 10:1)
1. Iz otdela parazitologii i meditsinskoy zoologii (zav. akad.
Ye.M.Favlovskiy) Instituta epidemiologii imikrobiologii imeni
N.F.Gamaleya (dir. - deystvitell W chlen Akademll meditsinakikh
nauk SSSR Prof. G.V.Vygodehikov) Akademii maditainskikh nauk MR.
(ZARMU-IRISH"Illosis) (GAMILS) (MWR FLM)

77.r'~ ('I! AT r. ' 77r, ~'(T p SiLlYiI. V. 'A
"Furt"'er 6~ctrr-vntions of ti.ck-borne in the
re po ppr,i-,i
sov-,-sh(-bpni,, - 'toloEIcheskiri nroblem~n i Priodnnoch-
~rovl:m hole 2?-90 Okty,31-ji-jra 19.151) r-, (Tenth Conft"~rence on
7) ni-sitnioJI-rni Prc-bl.---ms -,Id 'Jispe-ses -,rith Foci 22-29 October
7-14*), AcndeTTr of Medicnl Soiencps TIf--'R r.,nd
of Science S Tf~'.~_p
'To. 1
Inst. of Epidemiology and Microbiology, AMS USSR/ Moscow and Viadivostock

SHEKHANOVY M.V.; S,E1VOROY&,=. ~.C4
Characteristics of natural foci of cutaneous leishymnlasis in
,Kestern Turkmenistan* Vopkraev.paraz.Turk.SSR 3:81-M 162.
(MIRA 16s4)
1. Institul epedemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni N.F.Gamalaya
A14N SSSR, Moskva.
'. . (TURKWNISTAN-DELHI BOIL)
(TURKMENISTAN --SAND FLIES AS CARRIERS OF DISEASE)

SFMU1007t M-V.; SUVOROVA, L.G.
Natural foci of cutaneous leishmaniasis In the Southwestern
par't of Trukmenia. Med.paraz.i para;,z.bol, 29 n0.5-.52&-528
8-0 t60.
1, Iz otdela prirodnoochagovykh bolezney (zav. - prof. P.A.
Petrishcheva) Instituta epidemiologii I mikrobiologii imeld
N.To Gamalei (diro - prof. SX. Muiomtsev) AMN SSSRO
(DMEI BOM) ~;

STIOROVAP L.,.~ SIDOROV) V,,Ye.
A method for rearing gamusid *tes. Zool. zhur. 41 nc.9,.
(14TIRA 15:11)
1421-1422 S 162'0
1. Department of Infections of Natural Nidality, Institute of
I
Ep'.demiology and microbiology,! Academy of Medical Sciences of
i
the U.S.S.,R,, Mosdzw.
ULtes E's laboratory animals)

PCHEIKINA, A.A.; ZaLSKAYA, A~A.; SUVOROVA~,,
Territorial distribu ion and density changes of virus-infected
ticks in a natural focus of tick-bome encephalitis in the
southern part of Kirqv Province. i,4ed.paraz. i paraw. bol. 32
no.3s288-292 My-Je'~3 (ITM 17:3)
1. 1z otdela prlrodn~ochagovykh bplezney'l zar. - prof. P.A.
Petrishcheva) lhstit~ta epidemiolbgii J, mikrobiologii imeni
N.F. Gamalei ViN SSSR.

KORENDERG, E. I.; PCHEIYUNA , A.A.; KDAIALB
Characteristics of imimunogenesis
natural focus of tick-borne ence
bol. 33 no.6:711-717 N-D 'U+.
1. Otdel bolezney s prirodrtoy
logl4i i mikrobiologli imeni. G;
KIY, Yu.V.; SUVOROVA, L.G.
n tetraonid birds in a
alitise Med. paraz. i paraz.
(MIRA 18:6)
govas0yu Instituta epidemio-
I AM[,1 SSSR, Moskva.

KOUFNBERG.- E.I.; S,UVOHOVA, L.G.; KOVALLIVSKIY, Yu.V.; TUIIJKOVA, N.V.
Birds as tick hosts in E-uropean southern taiga forests. Biul.
MOIP. Otd. biol. 69 no.5:16-29 S-0 164. (MIRA 17:11)

.': Gf S"
ir- L - -ul I
Seasonal characteristi!~~s of h,- T~~ 11., 'a4 a
r. a uura I4'c~cn:s C!-" scut--n tais:!a
n;z. bc-1. 34 1,~).1:2z7)-264
of thF~
165.
3,

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ACC NP. AT6031460 SOUM -_&6D'
AUTHOR: Korenberg, E. I.; KovaleVskiy, Yu. V. uvorova, L. G.
S .... .
ORG: Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiolo v1m. IN. F. Camaleva. A~,,N SSSR.
_N F
'%"0 s cow idemi
'24 S S
_(f~WtHut~ ej crlogii i mikrobiologii
TITLE: Large-scale mapping in the study of th role of birds in natural tick-
borne ence-hali-tis foci
SOURCE; Konfarentaiya po metodamimediko-geogritficheakikh issladovaniy. Moscow,
1965. 'Mletody medilco-geograficheskikh issledov niy (Methods of medicogeographical
research); materialy konrerentsii,1 Moscow, 19~5, 187-196
TOPIC TAGS: medical geography, e~idemiology, bird study, disease vector,
encephalitis , 431,9.j_eja1C R-60'Ll6cl~
ABSTRACT;; Simultaneous surveys of bird and ti.k populations were made and
correlated with forest types over a large area in the Kirov
Oblast. In heavily forested areas, the nuiaber of ticks per
bird was greater than In lightly fo rested areas or in places where
the trees had recentl~'been cut. Immunitystudies were also
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ACC 1NR: AT6031461 SOURCE CODE: URJOOOO/65/000/000/0196/02Cr
AUTHOR: Zemskaya, A.~A.; Suvorova, L. G.; Tupikova, N. V.
ORG: institute of Epidemiology and %1icrobiolo&)r qamaj,~zL&XV SSSR.
(Institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii t0V SSSR); Geography Faculty MGU (Geografi-
cheskiy fakultet XGU)~
TITLE: Cartographic methods of studying ticks connected with natural tick-borne
ncephalitis foci in ihe taiga
SOURICE: Konferentsiyp~ po metodam mediko-geogr'aficheskikh issledovaniy. Moscow,
65. 1,11etody mediko-g~eograficheskikh issledovaniy (methods of medicogeographical
research); materialy konferentsii. Moscow, 1965, 196-208
TOPIC TAGS. medical geography, tick borne encephalitis, disease vector, insect
vectors encz;piLa.Litis, lanimal. parasite, cartography, biologic ecolou
ABSTRACT: ais'tilbution of ticks in the Kirov oblast was studied in
connectioi.i with the mapping of natural tick-borne encephalitis
foci. Ticks were collected at field stations under carefully
controlled conditions so that data from widely separated points.-
coold be treated statistically. Catch data were plotted on-
maps of the various areas under four headings; 1) 1-3 ticks
per catch- 11) 4-9; 111) 10-15;jV) more than 15. The_
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greatest: tick populations were found in second-growth forest
!Using specially prepared maps
about five years after cutting. :
of forest types for Plotting data qa greatly simplifies the re-
perimposed on
cording and visualization of information when su
ution,~distribution and prev-
similar maps showing host distrib
alance of ticks at various stages in their life cycles, and
climatic data. I [wA-50; CBE No. 121
SUB CODE:P6,0/ SIJBM DATE: 17Sep651 ORIG REP 021/
Cord 2/~

SUVOROVA, Lidiya 111inichna
i
i
(Wages on state and collective fa=~S]Oplata truda v sovkho-
zakh i kolkhozakh. Moskvap Gos.iid-vo polit.lit-ry, 1961. 62 p.
(Agricultural wages) (MIRA 15:8)

LAPTEV, I.D , starshiy AaUQbzw sotT~;i; MAJOVY., starshi-y nauchrU
sotr.;- XASSIROV, L.N., starshiy Inauch-nyy isotr.; TERYAYEVA,
A.P. I starshiy naucluWy sotr. - SUVOROVA L_,,Istarshiy nauch-
n3nj sotr.; SIDOROVA, ;~~~~-sotr.; SEND,
S.I., starshiy nauelmyy sotr.; ~rinimali uchastiye: ARKHIPGV,
A.I., m,ladahiy nauchnyy sotr.; VAZYULYA, F.F., mladshi-y na-
uchziyy ~sotr.; KARLYUK, I.Ya., rrdadshiy'nauchnyy sotr.;
KAidlAUKHOVA, Ye.I., mladshly na~chny-y sotr.; IWLOVA) T.N.,
mladshiy nauchnyy sotr.; ROMANOVSKAYA, L.S., mladshiy nauchnyy
sotr.;jcl[ISTOV' G.N., mladshiybauchnyy sotr.; POTAPOV, Kh.Ye.,
red.; q&?,ASll.OVA, Ye.S., tekhn.JIred.
C =al funds of collective
orl
I
lectivel farm income] Obahches
deleni6 kolkhozrykh dokhodov.
1961.1386 p.
1. Alc~ derdya nauk SSSR. Insti
mLld 8'ellskogo khozyaystva In
SSSR 'for Laptev, Buyanov, Ka
Sidor~va, Semin).
I(Collective farms-Incoi
d the distribution of col-
arms an
renkye fondy kolkhozov i raspre-
Moskva' Izd-vo ekon. lit-ry,
NEU 15:3)
it ekon omiki. 2. Sektor ekono-
Atutaekonomiki Alcademii nauk
;irov,,.,Tex-yayeva, Suvorova,
distribution)

ZHURIKOV, V.N.; IVIN, M.A.; KRASATIN, N.~'.; PISKUNOV, V.T.;
RUSINOVIII.V.; SUVOROVA, TSIXOTO, I.A.;
KONOVALOY, L.P MUKHDf, Yu. tekhn.: red.
Illeader in agricultural economic Knigq dlia chteniia po
I
ekonomike sellskogo khoziaist-va. Moskva, Politizdat,
1963. 2.97 p. (MIRA 17:1)

1APTE11
I.D IM1AYEVA, A.P.; ;AP,'ELINIE
[deceased]; SEPP, Ya.P.; 5!.JV
, QR QV
GREKOVA,~I.; TONKOVICH V.S.;
T.Ya.; LEV, WE.; KOVAOMSKI
(Kalnins,, A.]; SIDOROVA, M.I.; M.~IISHAUSKAS,
[Malisau~kas,V.]; PASECIR11K, P.P
KARVAUKHqVA, Ye.l.; AREFIYEV, T.
GUMOVSKIT, I.A.; S211111, S.I., re
TSITKO, X.A., red.; VOLKOVA, V.V
IV~ N.G.) C1110TSOV, R.Ye.
ZASLAVSM A, T. 1.
~RAGDIIOV, A.I.; XOTflUB4
G.T.,c KAIbYNSH,A.A.
V.I.
BUGAIL-VICH, V.S.
KAZA,KOV, I.G.;
LI110111A, N.I., red.;
t I
ekhn. red.
[Material, incentives for devel
tion) M4eriallnoe stimuhrova
izvodstv~a. Moskva, Izd-vo AN
1. Akad'miya nauk SSSR. Institu
nomiki All SSSR (for Laptev, Ter~
Sidorov~, Karnaukhova). 3. Sred
versitei (for Sapillnikov). 4.
5- Institut ekonoipflci AN Estons.
filial ki SS&R (for Grekova). 7
russkoyISSR (for Torkovich, Kov
M1 Uzbekslcoy SSE (for Ibrag-inov
(CO
ng thelcollective farm produc-
razv4iia kolkhoznogo pro-
R, 1963. 326 p.
(MIRA 16:12)
ekonomiki. 2. Institut eko-
yeva, Suvorova, Zaslavskaya,
aziats~iy gosudarstvennyy uni-
mi filial All SSSR (for Chentsov).
y SSR !(for Sepp). 6 Dlasbkirskiy
Instit~i ekonomiki AN Belo-
). 8. InAitut ekonomiki
evskiy
on next card)

LAPTEV,
I.D.- i(continued). Card 2.
Institut ekonomiki ILI' Ukr SSR
10. Belorusskiy institut ekonomi
khozyaysj~tvennogo proizvodstva (f
P-yy institut sakharnoy svekly (ff
ekonowiiI4 Ali Kirgizskoy SSR (for
rallnog~ Vomiteta Kormmi.stiche.-kcy
movokiy).l4.,*-,uyIbyshevskiy plano~yy
(Collective farms-Incotae dbtrilbut,ion)
(f Pasechnik).
or K6tsyuba,
i i org~anizatsii sellsko-
r Bugarevich). 11. Vsesoyuz-
Aref!~yev). 12. Institut
Kazakov). 13. Rabotnik TSent-
partii Moldavskoy SSR (for Gu-
inst:itut (for Kurylev).

!VC'
AV19TISOV, A.A.; ALIYEV, M.A.; SUVOROVA
Industrial use of equal-strength
heat-treated ends. Azerb.neft.k
(Oil wells--Bqui
bump ind compressor pipes with
is. 36 ulo.8-42-44 Ag 157.
(MIRA 10:11)
tent and supplies)

SVOROV TI. V.
Suvorova; L. V.
"On the Reactive Inhibition of Cellular
merit of the Capacity of This dur-ing Ont,
Inst imeni Academician !. P. Pavlov. C!
Leningrad, 1955. (Disse--tation for 'Uhe
Science)
So: Knizhna,,,.-a letopis', No. 27, 2 J
ion Animals, and the Develop-
sis."il First Leningrid Medical
of Hi6toloFy and EmbnyoloF~,!.
ee ofi~Candidate in Medical
1955

B-2
USSR/General Biology - Cybology.
Abs Jour Rbf Zhur - Biol.~ No 8, 1 581 33305
1" "o 8' 1"8' 33305
9uvorova -V
Author strelin, G.SO'j Suvorova., eve
~
Inst
Title Siir-iAficance, of vitamin Con thel4echanism of Reaction
of vitamin C ~onthe
inhibition of Cell Divisi n idien;Animals are Painfully
Stimulated.
(Znachenie v.itamina C v ckhanizme reaktivnogo tormozhe-
niya kletochnoGo deleni pri bolevom razclxazhenii zhivo-
tnykh).
Orig Pub Dokl. AN SSSRY 1956, no 110 3, 483-486
Abstract A study was conducted as to causes for the previously
established absence of reaction decrease in mitotic
activity (MA) in Guinea igs' response to-pain stimula-
tion ana adrenalin inje tion. The authors suggest that
.it is related to the ea pigs inability, as ppposed
to most other animals, 0 synthesize vitamin C.,
Card 1/2
USSR/General BiojoMr - Cytolo(g.
B-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Bijol., 110 a
C
953, 33305
'Which is necessary for n
ortpnism "ml a(Ir3nalin effect on the
- To verify thi hypothesise guinea piGs were
adrdnistered 70 me of as orbic acid intramuscularly
0
daily for a period of 6 YO and were fed unlimiteO quan_
tities of vegetables hay and oats. It is shown that,
un,~er these circumstance I pain.stimuli and adrenalin
administration cause M& Inhibition. When the Guinea
pigs were maintained for a period of 17 days on a diet
which did not contain as,orbic acid, the effect exerted
by pain stimulation on Wi was aLpin absent.
The authors come to 'I?
ti jonclusion that the presence of
s
ascorbic acid in the t s ues is important for mnifesta-
I
tion of the effect of alenalin on M.
Card 2/2
71khn .'W.1rnwn -7 A 1). 1-

x~
MORRE, A.G.; STNOROVA, L.V.
of a neuron; Survey of
Principal stages in the
data and problems of lnvestlgatio~ns. Arkh.aaat.gist. i embr.
37 no.7:3-18 j1 159. (MM 12:10)
1. KafedFa gistologii i embriologii Leningradakogo pediatriche-
skogo meditsinakogo instituta. Adres avtorov: Leningrad, Litovskaya
u1., d.2j kafedra gistologii i embriologii Leningradekogo
pediatricheekogo meditainskogo inatituta.
(NEMONS, anatomy & histology)

IVANOV, I.I.; A.KSiNOVA, N.N. (Rhorikova);ISUVOROVAp L.V.
Effect of~, irradiation on the s
neuelelc,~acid of the rat liver
865-872 $-0 160.
1. Chairlof Biochemistry and C
Institute, Leningrad.
(LIM)
(X RAYS-PHYSIO
:tural viscosity of desoxyrib4r-
ontoger~sis. Biokhim:Lia 25 110-5:
(KML 14: 1)
of Histologyp Ndiatric Medical
CDEMUBONUCLEIC ACIO'mb'tabolism)
ICLL EFFECT)

SUVOROVA, L.V.; KNORRE, A.G.
Sources of the development of intramural vegetative gar*lia in
vertebra'te erabryogenesis. Arkh,lanat. gist.i embr. 38 no.1:105-116
A 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Kafedra gistologii i embriologlii Nav. - prof.A.G.Knorre) Lenin-
gradskogo pediatricheskogo medit'sinskogo instituta. Adres avtorov;
Leningrad, Litovskaya,ul., 2. P6diatricheskiy meditsinskiy institut.
Kafedra gistologii i embriologii~.
(NMVOUS SYSTDI,IAUTONOMIG)

KNORPE, A.G.; SUVOROVA., L.V.
i
Sources of the development of
of the inal trunk in the eiabry'ogenesis
gist. iff%br. 1+0 n0-5:93-104 Mr
I
1. Kafedra gistologii i.embriol
Leningradskogo meditsinskogo pe
Adres avtorov. Lenin ad, Litov
gr
institute, kafedra gistologii i
(VERVOUS SMEM, SYMPA
theineurons of the sympathetic ganglia
of vertebrates. Arkh. anat.
1,61. (MIRA 15:10
i (zav. - prof. A.G.Knorre)
tricheskogo instituta.
ya ul., 2. Pediatrichosidy
riologii.
TIC) (EMBRYOLOGY-VM"EDRATES)

STJWV.ORO,VA,,.J;~~
Comparison of the development of
ments with the development of ot
rabblt esophagus. PYkh. anat. gi
s"63
1. Kafedra~ glatologii i embriolo
Laningradakogo pediatricheskogo
a-vtoras. T~ningrad,, K-1100, LitOV13
pediatricheskily meditsinskiLy :ins
embriologii.
~e intramural neural ele-
tiosua componEntB In the
i embr. 45 no.901-43
.(MIRA 170)
i ( zav. - profo A.G. Khorrv)
-ditsinakogo inatitu~a. Adres
Lya, ulitsa., 2. Goffadarstve=77.
tut, kafedra giBtologii i

S A
endings
Developmut of motor ner'vl. 6 s 87-97
anat.p gist. j embr. 48 no
tologii j embriologil.
'Kafedra gis 0 meditaill
,,dakogo pedi86trilheskOg
gr
in a rab,bit. Arkh.
the e;ophaguf 18:7)
s (KRA
165.1:
av :prof, A.GoNnorre) Lenin-
ogo institllt&*

AUERMAN, L.; VINOGRADOVA, A,;
Sedimentation method for detex
of wheat flour and grain. Muk,
S 163.'
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologiche
lennoAl..
YAKOVLEVA, L.
ning the baking strength
ilev* Piom. 29 no.9:15-17
(MIRA 17:3.)
inatitut pishchevoy promysh-

AUERMAN, L.T&.; OSTROVSKIY, Ta.G.; GINZ URG, A.$.; ZHURAVLKV. N.9.;
FALUNINA, Z.F.; MI]WAYEMVA, M KOZHWNIKOVA, Te.P,;
SUVORDVA.,,"
Use of electric contact heatingifor pra~aring scalded vheat
i
flour mash and for:'Invastigating the es,61charification of mash.
Trudy MTIPP 4-62-?0 156. (MLRA 9:10)
(Dough) (Starch) kAmylazesj

AUMIAN, L.Ya.; SUVOROVA, M.j TlKIIOMIIIO~A, L.Vl~
Deteradming the camp essibility or' bwead~crumb on a penetrometer.
f . kmilLk :L4;8)
Izv. vys,. ucheb. zav ;pishch. Tek
1. Moskovskiy tel--hnblogicheskiy ~institut pishchevoy promysh-
lennosti .$.Kafedra t0chnologii kh~,ebopekarlnogo proizvodstva.
era)
(Bread)l (Penetrome~

bAU GEMTROV, ~.A., clotsent, otv.red.;
MOMOVA, Ye.A., re YERMAKOY,i:M.S., tekhn.red.
[The subject of econondr.6] Predi~et politichaskoi ekonomii;
f
laktsiia. 0tv.red.Y.A.Skipatro4. Hoskva, lzd-vo Mosk.-aniv..
1959. 39 P. (14IRA 13:9)
~Ilconomica) i

SUVOROVA I-lari-ya Illinicbna
[How to conduct a a
subject."]Kak prove
"Predmet Folitiches
196o. 33 P.
(F'co
ar on the~tOPic "EcOll0mics as a
seminarskole zaniatie po teme
ekonomii. Moskva, Vysshaia shkolay
(KMA 15:8)
P.-.-f;tud-vli and teacbing)