SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TYULENEV, V. - TYULIN, V.V.

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LEEEIEVAi 0. insh
I ', imh.; ROZOV: R., inzh.,- 1pTj&jP-,-V,
High structure for a seismic district. From. otroi. i inzh,
soor. 4 no.3:43-44 MY-Je 162. (KRA 15:7)
(Barauni., India-Petroleum coke)
(Earthquakes and building) (Building,, Iron and steel)

TYULEUV, V.G.; ZALKIN, S.L., redaktor.
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Creight mechanisation in drilling] Kalsia. mekhanizateila v burenii.
Koskva, Oos. nauchno-tekhn. izd-To neftianoi i gorno-topliTnoi lit-ry.
1950. 57 P. NLRA 7:6)
(Boring machinery)

TyULENEV~ V. G.
uSlow Mechanization in DrilliDgs" Yiosc6w,, 1950
XEC

TYUIJINEV. V.S.
Fxfect of different compatibility of the parents on the de-
velopment of calves. Zhur.ob.biol.23.no.6;474-477 11-D'62. (1,111PA 16:7)
1. Omskiy sellskokho2;yaystvennyy Institut imeni S.M.Kirdva
(CATTLE BREEDING) GALVES)

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(,Uykovswy. (Z&vo&kaya Laborateriya, IM, 0. 10-11, pp.
1138-1139). (in PAWan). The authors sMmt classifying east,
iron by awarding marks for the graphite, pearfite, phosphiele
eutectio wW fft-rite. Marks for the graphite an based on the
length of the graphite Bakm and an determined by reference to a
wries of standard micrographs which an mproduced. Marks for
the pearlite an awarded on the basis of the am it occupies and the
Size Of its ["nolIA9. The ~et=wfie and farite oontents an
be marks awarded to the above
ettimated on an am barm=",
comtItuents am added up mW the cA&t iron Is classified In accordance
with the toW. This total shown mw relation to the mech&Wcgil
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-TE2 Yi%-A-,-kand.tekhn.nauk; YAROSUNKO, V.A,, kand.tekhn.naukk
P N.N., kand.tekhn.nauk
The bearing capacity of sand foundations of deep cylindrical
footings. Transp. stroi. 12 no.12:40-43 D 162. (NIRA 16:1)
(Soil.machanics) (Bridges-Foundations and piers)

TYMNEV, Ye--A,,,,kand.tekhri.nauk
t,
Supporting power of cylindrical footings. Transp. stroi. 13
no.6:55-56 Je 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Foundations)

mowmv, YE. A.
''Methods of Testixv, the Strength of Wood by a TsNIS Instrwent and the
Determination of the Load Capacity of Elements in Wooden Structures
(Compressions and Shearings Along the Grain)." Cand Tech Sci, All-Union
Sci-Res Inst of Railroad Construction and PlannJi-V,,, 11,oscov, 1954.
(RZII-Iekh, Nov 54,)
Survc7 of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (11)
SO: Sum. No. 521, 2 Jun 55

TTULEM V.G. - UPIR TKO. S.A.
- -... - . 1,
The operation and effectivenaso of AUS-3. Naftianik 1 no.10:
24-26 0 156. (MLRA 9:11)
1. 17achallnik sektora GiproAaftemasha (for Tyulenav). 2. Glav-
W inzhener proyekta Giproneftemasha (for Chernenko).
(Oil wall drilling-Zquipment and supplies)

MCSKALEV, I.L.-, TYULENEV, Ye.A., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Boring holes at the base of inclined 4bell-type columnar
foundations. Transp. stroi. 11 no-7:15-17 JI '61. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Nachallnik mostootryada No. I Mostotresta (for Moskalev).
2. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut transportnogo
stroitel'stva (for Tyulenev).
(Cka River-Bridges-Foundations and piers)
(Piling (Civil engineering))

TTULENEV. Ye.A.,
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Effect
forcemants.
~mnd.tokhu.nuuk; TBR-NIUNLYAN, P.M., inzh.
of clay mortars on the adhesion of concrete to rain-
Transp.stroi. 9 no.8:45-46 Ag '59.
(MIRA. 13:1)
(Omsk-Bridges-4oundations and piers)
(Reinforced concrete--Testing)

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TY'V11"TIt *If!-7. 1".
IMZBNIKOV. Ye.L. professor; ANDRIM, O.V., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk;
BEGAM, L.G., kandidat teldinicheskikh nauk; RM, O.Ta., kandidat
tekhnichoskikh nauk; GAKATWOV, Ael., kAndidat tekhnicheskikh neuk;
DUCHINMY, kandidat tokhnicheskikh nauk; KAW. I.I., kandl-
dat tekhnichoskikh nauk; ZWKHIH, B.F., kandidat tokhnicheakikh
nauk; LUGA, A.A., kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk; L-YALIH,N.B., kwAi-
dat tekhnicheskikh nauk; MELINIKOV, Yu.L., kandidat takhnicheakikh
nauk; POLIYEVKO, V.P.,.kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk; FROXOPOVICH, 1.
-Cf., Imndidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; STREIETSKIT, N.No, kandidat takhni-
cheskikh nauk; TYULENEV RNTA A kandidat tekbtkiehaskikh neuk; UIROMITS,
YU.N., kandid~Tt tekhniche nauk; SHELISTMO.L.P., kandidat tekhni-
cheskikh nauk; SHPIRO, G.S., kandidat tokhnicheskikh nauk: YAROSWWO,
V.A., kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk; ZXUVICH, P.K#, inzhener;_ emmois,
DAUV, N.H.; BOBROVA, U.N., tekhaicheakLy redaktor.
[Techttical specifications for designing bridges and pipes for railroads
of a normal gauge (TUM-561.3f:f6ettva Jul!r-12-1957 b3r-ordbr--of Ministry
of Means o'fCo-n,n4c_a'tiozx and the Ministry ;f Transportation Con-
struction, September 15, 19562 Takhnichaskie usloviia proaktirovaniia
mostov i trub na zheleznykh dorogakh normallnoi kolei (TUPA-56).Vivedany
v kachest*,e vremennykh s 1 iiUlia 1957 g. prikazom Ministerstva putei
soobshcheniia i Ministerstva transportnogo stroitelletva of V sentia-
bria 1956 g. No.250/TaZ/213. Moskva, Gos.transpzhe1-dor.ir4-fwo* 1957-
221 p. (KLU 10:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.)#MInisterstvo Wtey soobahchenlya.
(RailrosA bridges--Design)

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A. aulOVA G.78-
Amrmvk, S. - 9 --.. 1-1-1- ing roastin of yacbkanal'
so Of Oxidlz &JEA 18 -.2)
Tnvestigats or' of the proce 70--73 ja 165 1
Slag. TSqet.. mato 38 no* '-

A~UOVAI S.A.~ PECHKOVSKIY, V.V.; VARMOY, B.N.; T-YULENEVk,,G.Ye.
y
Mechanism of the oxidation of a vanadium-containing spinellide. Zhur.
fiz.khim. 37 no.721603-1606 il 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Permskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.

AICROVAP S.A.; PECHKOVSKIYO V.V.; T~~NEVA:,G.Ye.; VARSKOYp B.No
Investigation of the mineral constituents of ox1d1zed vanadium
slags. Zhur. p--ikl. khim. 36 no.5:937-941 Yq t63- (MMA 16:8)
L.Permskiy politakhnicheskiy Insittut.
(Vanadium ores) (Metall1c cmides)

KWIER, N.P.; MAMAYEVA, Ye.K-; ALIKINAt G.M.; TYULENEVA, L.I.; AFANASIYEVA, S-M-
Catalytic properties of chelate polymers based on quinaldine
bis-thioamides. Kin.i kat. 6 no.5-.849-853 S-0 165.
(MIRA 18:11)
I.. InBtitut kataliza Sibirskogo otdeleniyEL AN SSSR.

U"i'uV N.V., V, L S.;
Nature ci the varlaticri z;f the 4n t hri
formation process cf -$-ambered
Dc,&l. All Sa~;R 16/. no.5~1247-11,cf) 0
("AIR.& 18:10)
1. Listitut geolegii. I -iofizihi SibIrskogo rtcluleniya AN SS~~R.
Submitted F~,bruary 215, Y)65.

DEM, G.I.; PLUZHNIKOV, A.I.; CHURAKOV, A.M., inzh.; ZHILIN, I.S., inzh.;
YMAROV, D.M., inzh.; IEREDEV, N.D., inzh.; SHISHLOV, D.D., inzh.;
IGLIN, V.P., in?h.; YEVLAYKV, E.S., laborant; KISEtZV, V.V.,
laborant; KOTELINIKOV, V.V., laborant; TYULENEVA, N.I., laborant
Transfer of a hql4ing furnace to heating by natural gas with
self-carburation'. 'Stall 23 no.8t755-758 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Moskovskiy inp-titut atali i splavov (for Damin, Pluihnikov).
(Ftirnaces, Heating)

BORESKOVP G.K.; DZISIKO, V.A.; TYULIKOVA, T.Ya6
Effect of water-and oxygen on the polymerization of ethylene on a
chromium oxide catalyst, D0kI.AN SSSR 136 noaliI25mI28 Ja 161,
(MIPA 14--5)
I* Fiaiko-khimicheskiy institut im. L.Ya.Karpova. 2. Chlen-
korrespondont AN SSSR (for Boreskov).
(Ethylene) (Polymerization) (Oxygen) (Water)

T-.uLII;A))L. R.p Cand Bio Sci - (dIr-5) "Powdery r-11dew on winter v'eat in
------
Yoz;cow Oblast and measures to corr'bat it," Yoscow, 1960, 19 pp, (,'cscow
State Univer3ity i,.-.c-;ni M. V. Loronosov)
(KL" 38-60, 107)

VELICHKIN, Ye.A., red.; KARAMTSHCV, I.A., red.; LEVIN, B.I., red.;
STAYFAKOV, Te.Kh.. red.; TMMMA. L.M., red.; TRITINA. Ye.L.,
tekbn.red.; KORNYMA,
[Proceedings of the section on construction for transportation)
Sektaiia transportnogo atroitalletva. Moskva, Gas. izd-vo lit-ry
po Rtrolt., arkhit. i stroit. materialam, 1958. 372 p. (MIRA 12:1)
1. Vaenoyuznnye soveshchanire po straitellstvu. Moscow, 1958.
Zamestitell minintra tranaportnogo stroitellotva (for Levin).
(Transportation)

TYULNNEVA, M.V-,
Clinical and radiographic observations in spondvIol4sthasis.
Trudy, TSentr. nauch.-isel. inst,,rentg. i rad. 10:144-148 '59.
(MIRA 12:9)
(SPIIM-DISEASES)

BELIKOV, I.F., kand.biol.nauk;
Biochemical characteristics of soybean varieties of the Mari-
time Territory. Mael.-cblr.prom. 25 no.10:19-21 159.
(14IRA 13:2)
1. DallnevostochW filial Sibirakogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
(Varitime Territory-Boybean--Varieties)

BElMRSKIY, A.14,; ZAYTSEV.A, G.N.; TYULENFV.A, II.P.
Chemistry of Azotobqcter. Report No.4: Amino ncid comnoisition of three
Asotobnoter snecies cultured on different sources of nitrogen nutrition
[with summary in English]. Mikrobiologiin 27 no.1:7-11 Jn-F f58.
(MIRA 11:4)
1. Haakovskiy gosudnretvennyy universitet im. M.V. Lomonosovn,
Biologo-pochvenW fakul'tet.
(AZOTOBACTFIR, metnb.
nmino ncids of 3 species cultured with different nitrogen
sources (Run)
(AMINO ACIDS, metab.
Azotobacter, 3 species cultured with different nitrogen
sources (Rug)

ZAYTSLrVA. G.U., TYULMWA, N.P.
quantitative determination of amino ncids on chrocatogrMs thr'DvgU
vatives with ninhydrin. Lab.delo 4 no-3:24-30
the formRtion of deri (MIRA 11:5)
MY-Je '58
1. Is kafedry biokhtmij rnatenjy biologo-POchvennOgO fakulltets
Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta.
AMINO ACIDS)
ROMATOGRAPHIC AFALYSIS)
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(IIINMRIN)

SOV/L23-59-20-8)4085
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mashinostroyeniye, 1959, Nr 20, p 213 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Yamshanov, P.I., Tyuleneva, T.A.
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TITLE: The Lithoidal Practure Structure of Casting From 3510M. Grade Steel
PERIODICAL: Sb. statey Ural'skl-r z-d tyazh. mashinostr. im. S. Ordzhonikidze, 1958,
Nr 4, PP 76 - 87
ABSTRACT: In order to elucidate the nature of the lithoidal fracture of _35KhNL
grade steel castings, the temperature at which cracks appear was in-
vestigated. In the critical temperature range (700 - 2000C), 35KhNL
steel possesses a lithoidal fracture which is characterized by a
destruction along the borders of primary grains. The formation of a
lithoidal fracture in steel castings can be enhanced.by the following
factors: the alloying components Cr, Ni; increased metal temperature
in the furnace and during the pouring; slow cooling of the metal in the
mold; intense liquidation development and considerable gas saturation
of the steel. A description is given of the formation scheme of litholdal
structure, which can be eliminated by steel recrystallization, and, in the
Card 1/2 case of a very stable lithoidal state, by homogenizing. The main reason

SOV/123-59-20-8W5
The Lithoidal Fracture Structure of Castings From 35EhNL Grade Steel
for the development of cold cracks is the low ductility of steel and its high sensitive-
ness to gashes in a cast state. In order to prevent cold cracks in steel castings it
is necessary to design the machine parts, if possible, with a uniform wall thickness,
to design whenever possible hollow chamfers, not to allow abrupt transitions from one
cross-section to another, nor transitions without hollow chamfers, and to disperse the
metal feed Into the mold, for which purpose more feeders have to be installed, which
widen towards the machine part. Moreover, impurities and scab must not be allowed in
castings, machine parts with abrupt transitions in body thickness should be longer held
in'the mold, in order to eliminate more completely the stress, and it is necessary to
handle the machine part with care until it has undergone full thermal treatment. 13
figures.
K.V.I.
Card 2/2

1ITYULEIZVA, T. A.
with Yamshanov, P. I. "Stone-like Structure of Fractures irl. 35kh_NL Steel
Castings"
with Yam hanov, P. I. "Cracks in Steel Castings"
Making of Large Castings, Moscow, Mashgiz, 1958, 108pp.
(This book was prepared for the 25th Anniversary of the Uralmashzavod. The stages
of founding development in the plant and the plant's progress and achievements in
this field are described.

TAMHAWOV, P.I.; TTULENEVA, T.A.
Ston7 fracture appearance in 35MAI steel castings. Sbor.st.UZTM
no.4:76-87 1 58. (MIRA 11:12)
(Steel castinge-Testing) (Steel alloys--Metallograpb7)

'-"4:99.-109 -.1. 58
Cracks on steel-c"tin go.,Sbor.st UZTM'noo (NIRL litiz),
(Ste'j*castjngfj-T-Rtjug) (Steel--AnalYsis)'
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XNUNYANTS, I.L.; PW(WA, Ye.Ya.; TYUWXBYA,V,V.
Reactions of perfluors slef ins. Part 5. Reactions for ths conjugate
addition of halides. Izv.AW SSSR Otd.khim.nrtuk ne-7:843-849 ji 156.
(mm 9:10)
I.Inatltut elementoorganichookikh soyedinenly Akademil nauk SSSR.
(Oleflas) (Halides)

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AUTHORSt Lutsenk-o, 1. F. and Tyuleneva, V. V. 79-2-49/58
TTTM Reduction of Merourated Amiden of Garboxylic A oids w,.th Phosphorous
Acid Esters (Vosstanovleniya merkuriravannykh karbonovykh kiBlot efirami
foaforistoy kisloty)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obshchey Xhimii, 1957, vol 27, No 2, pp. 497-499 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: The results obtained during the reaction of trialkylphospbites with
mercurated carboxylic acid amides are described. It was found that
this reaction leads to a quantitative separation of metallic mercury
and formation of carboxylic acid amides and nitriles as well as phos-
phoric acid eaters. The amide radical doesnot become alkylated in this
case. Instead of the alkylated amide, the authors obtained good yields
of trialkylphoop),ate and carboxylic acid amides and nitriles. It was
observed that the reaction between the mercurated carboxylic acid amide
and trialkylphoBphite is accompanied by considerable heat liberation.
Five minutes' boiling of the reaction mixture resulted in complete
Card 1/2 separation of the metallic mercury. Thp trialkoxyphosphazoacyls forming
after the separation of the carboxylic acid amide molecule experience

79-2-49/58
Reduction of Mercurated Amides of Carboxylic Acids with P~osphorous
Acid Eaters
further decomposition into trialkylphosphate and carboxylic acid nitrile.
It is pointed out that the reaction passes throug), an intermediate stage
with the formation of acylimidophosphoric acid esters, which are thermally
unatiLble.
There are 6 references, of which 3 are Slavic
ASSOCIATION: Moscow State University
PRESETITED BY:
SUBMITTED: March 13, 1956
AVAILABIEt Library of Congress
Card 2/2

MOTYA11-189 I.L.; P;~IWOVAP Ye-ya-; ~
Addition reactions of perfluoro61afins. Report Eo. 14: Conjw-ated
- j ~
addition of halides and mercury salts. Izv. IUT SZSR. Otd. khim.
nauk no. 1:88-93 Ja .161. (IMA 14:2)
. 1. Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Olefins) (Mercury organic compounds)
(Fluorine organic compounds)

12 7-i P~-~V -ewv I z,__" , ; ,
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ACCESSION %,R -. AP3002298 3. __'0 6 2- / 60 0 0 / 0Ll 22
AUTHOR: Knunyants, I. L.; SterlIn, R. N.; Tyuleneva, V. V.; Pinkina, L. N.
T7TLF: Pseudohalo properties of 2erf-luoroa en-lTracLals in esters of perfluoro-
alkenylphosphoric aci (I
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izv. Otdeleniya khimicheskikh nauk, no. 6, 1963, u25-u27
TOKC TA(IS: perfluorovinyl phosphoric acid, perfluoropropenyl phosphoric acid,
peril uon):Lsobutanyl priosphoric acid, perfluoroisobutenyl phosptoric. acid, me-ny-
perfltzorapropyl phosphoric acid, hydrolysis, diisopropyl aster
ABSMIACT: The following new esters of perfluoroalkanylphosphoric acids were pre-
pared; caemical and p'-Ys_i-_aI data is ;7.4ven: diethyl ester of 1,2-diflluoro-2-
--h-3 c ii_'sopr~~pyi ester of perfluorov'inyl pho~sp~'Gric
_--proPy es-~r cf !~4d: 1"Bopropy' es-.er D_'
PerrL Uoropropan- ~;;a e:- nD.L 5Q I L
pseudohalo properties- a-1kali-ne hydrolysis of the above ast4F:rs gives the
sponding fluoroalkenes, alcohols and alkali phosphate-, the f.Luorovinyl phospnor]Lc
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--L-12718w;63 _7
-ACCESSION NR: AP3002298
acids did not give triiluoroethylene on hydrolysis. Orig. art. has: 3 tables,4
formulas and 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION- Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Organoelemental ConVounds, A~my o~ Scionces'SSSR)
SMMD: 15Jan63 DATE tuN,... i6ju63 ENCL; 00
SUB CODE. 00 NO REF SOV: 004 OTHER: 001
C.rci 2/2
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KNUNYANTSP I.L.; PERVOVA, Ye.Ta.; TYULENEVA, V.V.
Reactions of fluorinated olefins. Report no.17: Competing
conjugation in perfluoroalkenylphosphinic eaters. Izv. AN SSSR.
Ser.khim. no.9:1576-1583 3 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Phosphinic acid) (Olefins) (Conjugation (Chemistry))

KNIINYANTS, I.L., TYULDa'VA, V.V.,- PERVOVA, Ya.Yd.; STERLIN, R.N.
I p
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Pteudophoqphonium compounds from triethyl phoophitte and
perfl-tiorc-clefins. Izv, AN 5OSSR. Ser. khim. no.10:1797-
1801 0 164. (MM 17:2.2)
1. InstihLt el-3mentoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.

ACC NR, AP6021957 :,uju (CL CODE-
L. V.; Tyuleneva, V. V.
AMIOR: Knunyants, Shoki~ia, V.
ORG: Institute Of %ca(:emy of Sc1encea,SSSR (Inatitut
elernentoorganicheskikh soYcc:'1-'i;ez-tiy -iau,,, SSSR)
TITLE: Reactions of perfluoro olefins with aucleophillic reagents. Trifluoro-
pyruvic a,id and its dcrivatives.
SOIRICE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v, 169x no, 3, 1966, 594-597
TOPIC TAGS: perfluoroethylene oxide hydrolysis, trifluoropyruvic acid derivatives'
,Cr* YZ C- AJ OXI&O, I 1qo)010&Mvv'1j/-5 'i
ABSTRACT: In the presen-ce of H 0 and silica gel at 100%, perfluoroethylene
oxide (I) is easily hydrolyzed to form IV, a stable compound with
mp 125-126%, boils at 156-158*C with decomposition.
Hydrolysis of I in the presence of ace.tone yields the adduct V (mp-
111-~-112*C):
Alcholysis of I yields the ester III, which is saponified with
sulfuric acid in the presence of silica gel at 140% to yield
esters Vla and V`Ib:
Vla was also ob~C~Ined by methylation of IV with diazomethane and
saponification of the methylation product.
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uDC: 547.484

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i Amonolyjai~s of I at -400C yields VII (mp 113-114-C)-:
tmonalysis of VIII in dry ether yielded Ix (mp 139-C).;
(WA-50; CBE No. 111
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: 23Dec65/ ORIG REP: 007

YA14SHJUMV, P.I. . kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; TTULMMVA, T.A., Inthener.
Causes for the occurrence of stony fracture and cold cracks
in 35Khn steel castings. Trudy Ural. politakh. inst. no.60:
1110-143 156. (MLRA 9:10)
(Steel castinge-Testing)

In the T~;,--h-,Aeal Council of th-1
nix' the 'V'l--+---~':-,-,!it, 36 no.5:85-89
(Veterlr--ry medicine)

njE~A M.F.
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T
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6k, -4 W~ " . ' n. Veterinartia 35 no.? (mru 11:2)
the Soviet UniO
.(VoterinarY medicine)

TYULVIIIKOVA, 14.7.,
In the Council of Science and Technology of the Ministry of Agri-
culture of the U.S.S.R. Vaterinariia 35 no.4.-92-93 Ap 158,
(MIRL 11:3)
1. Uchanvy sakrotarl- glavnyy vetvrach Veterinarnoy sektsii nauchno-
tekhnichookogo eoveta Hinisterstva sel'skogo Idiozyavetva SSSR.
(Veterinary medicine)

TYULENIKOVA, M.F.
V-.- ..,
In the Technical council of the Ministry of Agriculture of the U.S.S.R.
Veterinartia 34 no.4:90-92 Ap 157. (MLRA 10:4)
(Veterinary medicine)

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Agriculture of the U,S.S,R, Vetarinariia 36 no.1091-9)
0 159, (Vaterinarl medicine) ( HIRA 1311)
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TyumKOVA, M.F,
In the Scientific and Technical Gouncil of the Ministry of Agriculture.
Yeterinariia 36 no,11193-95 H 159 (KIu 13:3)
(Veterinary medicine)

TYULIN'ROVA, H-b
04r Cou=ij Of the MinistrY Of
In the Science and Technol
,R, Veterinariia 35 no.12!78-,80
Agriculture of the U-S,S (141U 11%12)
D '58. (VoterinarY medicine)
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S/020/61/136/001/026/037
B004/3056
AUTHORS: Boreskov, G. K., Corresponding Member AS USSR, Dzisiko, V.A.,
and Tyulikova, T. Ya_!_
TITLE: The Effect of Water and Oxygen on the P31ymerization of
Ethylene Upon Chromium Oxide Catalysts
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1961, Vol. 136, No. 1,
pp. 125-128
TEXT: Greatly differing data of the efficiency of chromium oxide
catalysts in ethylene polymerization (Refs. 1-3) gave rise to the present
paper. Itpurities are assumed to have an effect. The present paper gives an
account on the effect of water and oxygen on polymerization, The catalyst
was made of aluminosil cate carrier, bulk weight 0.43, pore radius
40-60 A, surface 300 m Ig. This base was impregnated by chromic acidv
dried at 1100C, heated to 2500C, and activated by 4 hours' heating to
4000C at 10-3 torr. The finished catalyst contained 5% CrO 3* Primarily,
experiments were made with extremely pure ethylene. Purity was attained by
Card 1/4

The Effect of Water and Oxygen on the Poly- 5/020/61/136/00-./026/037
merization of Ethylene Upon Chromium Oxide B004/BO56
Catalysts
passing C2H4 at a pressure of 50 atm through carbon filters, through a
column with niokel-chromium catalyst (for 0 2removal), and through columns
with active Al 203 (removal of water). The solvents, ToP-1 (BR-1)-type
gasoline, cyclohexine or heptane were also freed from water and oxygen
by Al203 and blowing-through of N 20 Purified C 2H4 contained about 5 parts-
per-million 0 2 and H20, the solvents contained about 5 parts-per-million
H20. Polymerization took place in a stainless steel autoolave of 1 liter
volume. Speoial measures (breakoffski for oatalyst-oontaining ampoule,
magnetic mixttw) prevented aooess of impurities during the rsaotion.
Processing was as follows: Heating of autoolave to 20000p evaouation for
two hours# cooling down to 10000, repeated blowing-through of pure C 2 H4'
Subsequently# 300 9 of purified solvent were pressed into the autoclave
by means of N 21 followed by 02H4 addition up to a pressure of 35 Atm.
Curves I of Pig. 2 (polymer yield versus catalyst conoentration) and Pig.3
Card 2/ 4

The Effect of Wate.T and Oxygen on the Poly- S/020161/136/001/020'/037
merization of Ethylene Upon Chromium Oxide B004/~056
Catalysts
(efficiency of the catalyst versus its concentration)'illustrate the
results obtained with pure C H Curve's II were obtained for higher water
2 4'
content (20 parts-per-million). Fig. 4 shown the effect of oxygen upon the
effi3iency of the catalyst. It is assumed that the impurities are adsorbed
on the catalyst and thus obstruct its activity centers.-The authors thank
B. A. Lipkind, Cltef Engineer of the Gor1kovskaya baza NTINP (Gorlkiy Base
of the Scientific Research Institute of the Petroleum IAdustry) for
supplying the carrier samples. There are 4 figures and references: 2
Soviet and 1 Belgian.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im. L. Ya. Kalrpova (Institute
of Physical Chemistry imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBMITTED: August 17, 196o
Legend to Fig. 2: 1: Water content in the solvent 5 parts-per-million.
II: Water content in the solvent 20 parts-per-million; a) content of
catalyst in the solvent, b) polymer yield.
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BOO4/BO506
Legend to Fig- 3. 1: Water content in the solvent 5 parts-per-million;
II: water content in the solvent 20 parts-per-million; a) content of
catalyst in the solvent, b) efficiency of the-catalyst.
Legend to Fig. 4. Oxygen content in ethylene 1: 0-0003~6; 2: 0.001~6,
3: 0.01~o 4: 0.1~; a) content of catalyst in the solvent, b) efficiency oP.
the catalyst.
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illsprovirtlivilt 4 1 Wit,

TYULIN, V. A.; BEUS. T. B.
Phosphates
Effect of granulated organic and mineral fertilizers on yield of grain crops and
perennial grasses. Sov. agron. 10 no. 8, 1952.
Monthl - List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, September 1952. UNCLASSIFIEED.

rM &_S., ". BEUS. T.B.
Co=oSt 10. no. 10; Oct. 1952-
Action of organic-mineral COM1308ts. Sov. agron.
camber 19549%- Unclassified-
Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, 22 0~"-
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USSR/Chemistry - Fertilizers FD-969
Card 1/1 Pub. 50 - 12/19
Authors Tyulin, V. A., Cand Agr Sci; Beus, T. B.
Title Improvement of the effectiveness of phosphorite flour as a rerti-
lizer
Periodical Khim. prom., No 7, 432 433 (48-49), Oct-Nov 1954
Abstract Report on the results achieved by using as fertilizers phosphorite or
apatite treated with hydrochloric, sulfuric, or nitric acid. Also
describe experiments on the use of phosphorite combined with moist
superphosphate. In view of the good results obtained by using phos-
phorites partly. decomposed with acid, in the manner described, rec-
ommend that this process be applied on a plant scale. Five refer-
ences, all USSR, 2 since 1940.
Institution Institute of Grain Growing of the Non-Chernozem Belt

VARENMAP Ya.T., daktor biolog. nauk; TYUMN YA!~j_.Xand. seltakokhoz.
nauk
Una of fertilizers in the non-Chernoxem zone. Zemledelie
no.5,.44-49 Yq 164. (MIRA 17W
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut sellakego khozyaystva
tsentrallnykh rayonov nechernozemnoy zony.

TYUL 1.4j, TATFVSKIYp V.M.
LUT-INAJA
Gomparative reviej of certain spe--tral characteristics 1Cw-
pressure mercury lamps. Prib. i tok-h. ekap. 8 no.6-11 '0 !L-D 163.
Mirror-type bulVe for studing the Raman spectra of gaseous
substances, lbid.tl56-158 (MIRA 17t6)
1. Khimicheskiy fakulltet, Moskovskogo goaudarstvennogo universiteta.

a t r bu-
a 11 a ~. a L
-iut.hors Jiank 8 F
Ik' -2 A U- 4~^v a~M-'homin of t. h," a amp I e and 0. 1

~W,

AU1 HO)i.i Tyul in , V. I Ta t e,~ s.!,~iy,
T rl A low Pressure hi.rh-nower morcury larip as a source of
excitation in tile rivestigation of rotational 1?amarl
PERIODICAL: Optilca i spektroskopiya, v.14, no.4, 1963, 582-585
TEXT: The construction of a low pressure high-power mercury lamp
developed by tho authors 'As given (Fig.!). It is fully water-
cooled and Kovar seals are used at tile electrodes. The intensity
arid :1,11fW.Idth of- t~.e i~-- to st-loct t~lo %.-cr,-lnz
c0ndl-tlclis. a S M ea :5 U I- CS 1 r. ',-Iry- Perot interf orometer,
incrcasus inearl Y w i t Il curre :t, Ae n1 t,~ I- ro ni 1 2 c m t
. 3 li - - -A
2 -idient
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A ./C In ~1 a g e 19 r,
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n t; v a n d th c i r,te ri sit n r I-! i n. c r ~a q -n ear Iv
lnoarLy %4dith current up to 6 T~o 7 A/cm The best working
i "Xcitatirin ~~ roL I' p v c t ra ~i q i n go
lf-,)b k li-ne is as fol' I o,. s -a ' e : L r o,-- e ~o,) I ing water at
posi-tive- coliknn cooling, water at W'l-, current densitY 6,7 to
Card 11/2

A low pr,--ssure high-power
S/051/63/014/004/024/026
E039/E420
7 A/cm2 (25 to 27 A for shown dimensions) and voltage 110 to 120 V.
The uridth of the exciting line is then not more than 0.14 cm-1.
The inten-,,ity of the 4)58 irie frim this fully cooled lamp at
I A is /i ti;.~es ancil at, 25 A i~ 7 t,.;-es 7.,-)re inteiise than L:)r tl,.c
15
corresponding "Toronto ty-pell lamp at L5 A. There are 2 &-Igures.
012M #40
WO
Coristruction olt' lainp k~i;nensions -4n mm)
Card 2/2

a
KOPTTIV5 G.S.~ PANCHENKOY YU.N.- TYUILIN~ V.I.; TATEVSKIY, VJI.
i Y
Gilatlating the frequency and vibrration patte.m of '.Wo
eorms of the molecules or 1.3-butadiene C 4H6 and C4%, Opt.
i spektr. 19 no.2zl94-197 Ag 165. ( 1,qA 1.818)

D""HESSMI S,; TWUN, Vj.-, PENTIN, lu..A.
&itational cf an -,,6r-..Preve molecule. Zhur. v truk.. khim. 6
no.3t465-467 Mj-,-,,TE, (ICRA 18:8)
1. Moskovskiy goaudar-citvennyy universitst Imeni M.V.Lomonosova.

GRIBOVA., Z.P.;.7YULINO T.I.; TATEVSKIY, V.M.
Rotational Raman spectra. Part 2: Vinyl acetylene C,H4.
Opt. i spektr. 15 no.3:320-324 S 163. (MM 16:10)

TYULINP V.I.; TATEVSKIYp V.M.
Raman rotation spectra. Part 1. Carbon dioxide QD2- Opt- i
spektr. 15 noolt38-41 Jl 163. (MIRA 16:8)
(Raman effect) (Carbon dioxide-Spectra)

PANCHENKO, Yu.N.; PENTIN, Yu.A.; TP~Ilj, V.I.; TATEVSKIY, V.14.
Vibration spectra of 113-D6-Butadiene. Opt. i spektr.
16 no.6t992-997 Je 164. (MIRA 17:9)

ALEKSANDROV., A.I,.; TYULIN V I . TATiV-)KIY, V.:i,
. .;P
Vibrational spectra of' carbon rubdinxi'le (C 0-) irl
A- 17 rl~l. 44 J1 .1 -
states of aggregation. Opt. i sF-ktr . `3~'
(1,1IRA 1'7-.c)%

PANCHMO, Yu. N.; PENTIN, Yu. A.; it V. I.; TATMKIYI V. M.
Run opeotrum of liquid 1,3-butadlems. Opt, 1, paktr. 13
no.61857-859 D 162. (MIRA 16ti)
(Butadiene) (Ra=n effect)

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TYULIN V.I.; TATEVSKIY, Y.M.
A low-pressii:re high-power mercur7 lamp as a source of excita-
tion in studies of Raman rotation spectra. Opt i Bpektr. 14
no-4:582-585 AP '63. ~MIRA 16:6)
(Electrie ligbting, Mer=7 vapor)
(Razoan effect)

TYULINJ V.I.; TATEVISKIYj V-M- nt of lines of Ramn
,;==-- .~-`~ determining th, displacew t821-822 Je 163.
New method for opt. i. spej--i,;r. 14 no.6 (MIRA 16:8)
rotation spectra*
(Raman effect)

. F., ORISHIN, V. M. and LYMSEM, S. Ya.
"Specifical prophylaxis, treatment and some problems of epizootiology
o f Oujeski d4sease, ~ -ur-bearing animls."
Veterinariya, Vol- 37, 110- 4., 1960, p. 46
_T~ M - 'D,~.. . -tf~; - I~t 0 . %IIJ &"r ,-,a ?.w Au,~
~~ r--~ - "VA

AUTHORS:
T I M~
V. T
Ti,
1v s
Kot 0v, Yu . I T3mlin, V.I. an, (J.
__ __ --"- '" i- , __ Z.,
ibmaan S'.1jectiual of Caceous CO, (EDC :(I ~-
ionno,r,o rasseyaniya eazoobra~noy Gb,-).',
C;ptika i 2'pektrosskopiya, 1~58~ Vol.IV, _Tjr..",
R~idGDICAL:
Usinf, apparatus described earlier (I i'- 61 i 0 r;3
obtained rotatlimal ~;pcctr,_ua of CO
2
spectroi;~etk;r V., of
on a rat i no ith llylt~ar di,
0 Q v
6.7 Alm in the second order, TIIQ spC'etl-al vi-idth of
the apectromoter slit via- 0 __L. T u L -
U - . 45 cM 1L Lvrc On
p.2?1 shovis a photo,!-,.-raph of the obta-ined, 1.-0-1
spectrwa was used for calibratuiorl,' 2he r_ i !'?,- -, are 0-iven
in the table on p.2?2. For a lincax GO,, ..,oie~;ule
displacerymts of rotational lines -L;0 C-'-~Citiing
line are Lr;iven by
I &,~ i = (4D-GD)(j+3/C'_,) - 8D(J+7/-,).9 I
v.,he re IR and D are rotaticnal constan-Cc? and j is
the rotational ,faantuLinaLfber. Pro-:-, "_-h,.e r~'--~;uits obtained
u
Canj 1/2 the constant D could not be but cre can say

Rarun ~'-)'poctiua of (~aseou,,,, co2 4
,that it is less -than 2 x 107 ci.i'_ I'
,the au"hor finds Do 0.00,011
value o-j" a r~ re e sI'doll 1.vi-,;h ti-e Value f(~lu.,,!-iE
JJO 1, 0 L,
infrared spoctra (f~,~f.2, -).422). i:!_,J
vib~ational frequencies fLor fully-sy.,.-etric vibra-'L.-ion
wel~e also ~b-'Gained. Them,, v;erc, tc b,,~ _-L2,Y1:,'7 2nd
1388.2 cia- these walues _,L~roo .~,Jlvcn
in j~_-fS.L~ and 5.
The re are 1 fi,,~arc , 1. t abllc ln.nd
1.~ -(C,~-In and
5 references of vihicI-i 1 is Soviet, 3 AL - ri
translation of AL.,erican %%,ork into
Lioscovi State University. (Zn_sk.,DvsI:-.i:j r
_~as.
11,lay 17, 1957.
1. Raman spectrum-Carbon dioxide 2. Carbon dioxide-Spectrographic
analysis
a r C,_ 2/2

-JUJ~-M, V 1,
SUSHCHINSKIY. M.M.; TTULIN, V I.
Investigation of the degrees of depolarization lines in Ramn
spectra of hydrocarbons with conjugate double bonds. Dokl.AN SSSR
95 no-3:505-508 Kr '54. (MIRA 7:3)
1. Fizicheskiy institut im. P.N.Lebadeva Akadamii uauk SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom G.S.Landebergom.
(RamAn effect) (Hydrocarbons)

51-6-22/26
AUTHORS: Tyulin, V. I. and Tatevskiy, V, M.
TITLE: The Apparatus for Production of Raman Scattering Spectra
of Gaseous Substances. (Apparatura dlya polucheniya.
spektrov kombinatsionnogo rasseyaniya gazoobrazn7kh
veshchestv.)
PERIODICAL: Optika i Spektroskopiya) 1957, Vol.II, Nr.6,
pp. 820-821. (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The technique of the study of the Raman scattering
spectra of gases is difficult. Only recently apparatus
for the study of Raman spectra with short exposure times
and high dispersion and resolving power was constructed
(Refs. 1-3). In USSR work on the subjeet*started with
Ref.4. The present authors constructed a "Torontoo
mercury light-source described in Refs. I & 3. This
source was of the horizontal type with an are length
of 850 mm. A voltage of 70 V and a current of 20 A
were used. Two such lamps were prepared by A*I.
Prostakov. Ref.1 describes also a multi-beam
container for the gas under study. The present authors
Card 1/2 constructed a similar container for pressures up to 10 atm

51-6-22/26
The Apparatus for Production of Raman Scattering Spectra of
Gaseous Substances.
(Fig.1). The apparatus was used to study C02 gas.
Spectrum of C02 at 3-6 atm was photographed using
a, spectrograph HCn -51 with a short-focus camera*
At 20 A in the light source the 002 doublet 1286-1388 cm-1
was obtained after an exposure of several minutes. Fig.
2 shows this doublet obtained at 3 atm and 20 minute
exposuret Two students of the Moscow State University,
A.S. Bayshev and Yu.I. Kotov took part in this work.
There are 2 figures and 5 references, 2 of which are
Slavic.
SUBMITTED: January 12, 1957.
AVAILABLEj Library of Congress,
Card 2/2

N-- ---- - -
RZZITIKOVA, Ye.B.i TYULIN, V.I.; TAMVSKIY, V-M-
Temperature dependence of the infrared absorption bandB of
gaseous 1.1-Butadiene. Opt. i bpektr. 13,no.3:364-368
a 162. (MIRA 15-9)
(Butadiene--Spectra)

s/051/62/013/oo6/ol5/027
E039/E120
AUTHORSs Panchenko, Yu.N., Pentin, YU.A., Tyulin, V.I., and
Tatevskiy, V.M.
TITLEi The Raman spectrum of liquid 1 - 3 butadiene
PERIODICALs Optika i spektroskopiyal V-13, 'no.6, 19b2, 857-859
TEXT: Previous work on the subject is reviewed and the Haman
spectrum investigated to elucidate the possibility of relating the
reak lines to the second isomer form. Spectra are obtained on
A,$C_-12 (DIPS-12), DFS-4 and KQJ -b7 (isp-67) spec'trometers using
photographic and photoelectric recording. The 4358 1 line is used
for excitation. Two samples of 1-3 butadiene are used, one 97-8~0
pure (impurity:butane -)2~o) and.the other-99-7~o (impurities.-
trans-butane 2 r4O.27S with a,trace of'cia-butane-2). The data are
;'..presented in a table, which.also contains the most complete dbkta
from the literature. Good agreement is obtained with the results
of other authors and the differences which occur are discussed in
detail. New lines of low intensity are observed in the Raman
spectrum,of liquid 1-3 butadiene at 1422, 1505, 16o6 and 1658 cm-1.
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S/051/62/013/oo6/ul5/027
The Raman spectrum of liquid ... E039/EI20
These had all been observed previously in the infrared spectrum
of the liquid, and the 1658 cm-1 line had been found in the Raman
spectrum of gaseous 1-3 butadiene. These lines *were related to
the second isomer form. While it is possible to relate these
frequencies it is con8idered to be premature'to attribute them to
the second isomer form.
There is I table.
SUBMITTEDt April 24, 1962
Card 2/2

AUTHOi:

TI7L'-w: Now method for determining Ji
-ne m-
3hifts i-n rotational ;,,L un
s
.5MRCE: Optika i sp-ektroskopiya, v. 14, no. 6, 1963, 821-8---4
TOPIC TAGS: Une shifts, Ranan spectra
ABSTRACT: The authors propose a reasonablj- accurate method for determining the
shift of rotational lines In Ram-an ipectra. The method is based on calculations
-the-6 ioition-betire rotational -Stokes- -an(t-anti-Stokes- lines with the same
lisrug epa en--
J and a constant v&ich can be determined -with reference to a series of st;kndard HS
lines. The Stokes-anti-Stokes separation is determined on a compara--.or, The pro-
cedure has been used by the authors Li conjunction with spectroscopi: work on a
DFS-3 spectrograph. The accuracy in detenaLning the line shifts depends on --'-e
'ritensity and width of the rotational lines and is usually of the order o'
0-03 CM SUP -1, Grig. art. has: 6 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: none
Card 1/2
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T I TLE -Itotational Raman spectra 1. Carbon dioxide
SWRCE: Optika i apektroskopiya, v.15, no.1, 1963, 38-41
TOPIC TAGS: Raman spectrm,,carbon dioxide; gas spectrum
ABSUMM The present study is the first of a prooosed series of investigations
of the rotallonil Raman spectra of gasecus substances to be undertaken tn the La-
bo--atory (-.f molecular Spc-ctroscopv, Che7rlstr-j Vosco-w Sta-e *-*n.,v-rs---
Such ha,,e ~.,ecome fuasibic owir~g to the develop=ient of powerf-I :ow--)ress,z-e
mercury discharge tubes and multiple-path (mirror end) cells. in the present atu-
dy two 2-meter Hg tubes were used, tho selected line being 4358 R. The facal dis-
tance of the cell mirror was 2 m; the diameter 40 zLn; the reflection 97-931M. The
cell was designed to withstand pressures of up to 10 atm. The rotational spectrum
(microdensitometer trace reproduced) was recorded in the first order witi conden5-
ing lens and in the second order without a lens at M C02 pressure of 3.5 atra; the
exposure times were 2.5 to 10 hours. The frequency shifts of the rotational
relative to the exciting line for a linear molecule are tabulated. The rf) t -I F-o'.
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constants 8, and Dj, entering the equation for the frequency shifts. were deter-
mined and are comp5red with the data of other authors based on the infrared gpec-
t rum. "The authors are grate-ful to Z.P.Gribov and B.Ye,Zaytseva for ass's-ance
in the vork.` Drig.art.has: 1 formula.
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AU171011t- Gribova,Z. P. ; Tyulin, V.I. Ta tevs kiy, V.M.
TITIX: lqotational Raman spectra. 2. Vinylacotylcnc~C4114
SOURM-Optiha I spalctroalcopiya, v.15, no.3 1063, 320-324
TOPIC TAGS- Raman Bpe c trum,.rat ational spe c trum, vinyl acetylene
'IBSTr The Investi-ntion was concerned with the rotational Raman spectrum-~of
A LACT:
vinylacetylene (C,,.Il,-
- ) . The spectrwa was recorded on a DFS-3 spectrograph with a
linear dispersion of S.6 cm-!-/= in ',;Ie seco.-W order. The vinylacetylene molecule
Is of Interest for such hiU%-resolution Rii.zaa studies because it belonGs to the
I ~s (hilWort-o, mainly linear and symmetrical top
class of sli-htly assy.=etricnI to,
molecules have been investi.-atcd) . T',c A%) values (shif ts) observed in the rota-
tional'Raman spcctrtmi are tabulated, and asrij;mmonts (R, S and S' branches) for
the lines are made on the bnsis of nnalysis of tlic: experimental data. The values
derived for the structure parameters are ia aUrcement with the data in the litera-
ture (Tables of interatomic Distandes qnd Con' igti-rations in Mol~,culcs and Ions,
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2dUll.-ed b.-~ L.B.Sutton, N6.11, London, 10150w). The value obtained for the langrth of
the singla C-C bond is 1.43 (literature 1.,1413 R) , and that for the C=C-C anglo
i~, 124.30 (literature 1230). 'T*he ~,-,ritar is 1-rateful to S.I.Subbotin for nssis-
tanco in the calculations." Orig.art.1ins: A. Xornulas, I fitgure slid 0 tables.
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wuLl.i, V. V.
"Tho Rrjl(- of' lk-cp ll~wlkr,6 in Gul vf F-asalt-.5 c ~;al 3~,ils Un-lii-r
Irrigation Conditio.~s." Gat~d A,~r Sci, 1.Zscov v,,-r.4r;r :~f 1,enln ica,, oP
Agriculture imeni K.A. Tii,,dr-yazc;v, Moscow, 1.~54. No 21'jan 551
Sur- of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Hi.ahei-
Educatio,-- Institutions (13)
SO: Slam- 110- 598, 29 Jul 55

CATFUTY - Jr.-
ABS. jcu?.. - 41.2-31 1958, Y'~- 104568
AUTHCR 41CYU11n, V, V.
1 S T S:A-3AM2 Rcj~issrch Institat-o of ,i.;,-ric,-at17.rfj
~-Inu
'
The of Lim-ing in t~e Ralical
of LOW-YI-s
Idin--
iLJB. Uclobre-'I~ Ir
.'0 1 U1,C)WIV) 195'ly 9, 42-45
5, ~Ij.. C T SfCe--tivcrenj of liming Ath mwal "GaG03 contoat - 5&-60,4)
has b-.-~en A-.ildic-d 9Lqoe 1,951 at the NorLh-Faatara Institut
e
ofIvicuit-ire in the building of seeded maridowa an a lo
w
produot-i-t,ra , degeneratod, excassively wattsd in sprin-5
drylsad' aie!3.dnw with a naLur:-I yi-.,lding abiLity Of 5-2
coAnf-re' #'itli the :3,-r-4ini; of' grasses on intorruid late
loamy, higlily podzollzead soill (pH of tas 3o-lt ertract-
j',.5)V4thbu(.:-,w'noat, ca heavy losq~.' (PH 5-3-5-5 a:,d 5.-;J' i"ith
a virgin, degeneratred bed and on. tho tumed Layer-of "~.e i
low-yie-Iding meadow, liming Inareasad the yield by .12-18"
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ORIG. FUD.
ABSTRAG'T
effective is the Wlian-Uoa Of lime at tie rate of
0.2 of hydrolytic acidit~y'1'3.'171; 1.5 and 2.3 tolls/ha reaiyj~.-
ti'rel.y In thrEia 6_x_uarJm9nt3' in sprin--r into the upq~.qr 3.)11
layer wIth the oultivator. Phosphate fertillzQr r.zplitad
,xider fall-plowed land, In-reasad'tho yield tr
'7-20.
B. D. Aleglan
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TMIN, V.T., kand.seltakokhosyaystvannykh nauk
For persistent introduction of green f4llows in dortheastern
districts. Zemledelle 8 no.2:28-32 Ir 060.
. (KERL 13:5)
I.,Hauchno-insledo6tailskly inatitut'sollskogo kbosyaystva
a ever o-voe t ochnykh rayonov Nechernosemnoy polosy.
(Fallowing)

.jj~ULIX, V.V.,kand.sol'skokhczyay&tVcWkh nauk
Cultivation of geen fallows. Zenledelie 8 no.6:54-57 Je'60.
(MIRA 13:10)
1. Haucbno-isaledovatellskiy institut sellakogo khotyaystva
severo-vostochnykh rayonov Bechernozemnoy zony.
(Fallowing)