SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT UBUKEYEVA, A.U. - UCHEVATKIN, F.I.

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HIKITIrtA, ye.V.; FOPOVAO L.I.; AYDAROVA, R.A.; KASHCHENKO, L.I.. PROTOPOPOVm
G.F Uxm ; TKAGONKO, V-I-; KORII&VA, I.G.; OBOZOV, A.O.;
GUAM - ". ffCHNSKIY, A.I., nauchnyy redaktor; TSYBINA, Ye.T.,
takhnichankiy redaktor
[Flora of the Kirghiz S.S.R.; guide to plants of the Kirghiz S.S.R.]
Flora Kirgizakoi SSR; opredelitall raetenil Kirgizokol SSR., Frunze,
Izd-vo AN Kirgizskol SSR. Vol.?. 1957. 642 p. (KIRA 10:9)
(Kirghizistaa--Botany)

MIXITIRA, Te.Y.; ATDAROVA, R.A,; UBUKSMffA, A.U,; VIKHODTM, I.T.,
otv.red.; SOROMMA. N.Y., red.izd-va; ANCKHM, K.G.,takhn.red.
EZarly spring plants of lirghi2i8tan; key for the identification
of plants of the agricultural xons) Rannevesennie rasteniia Kirgizii;
opredelitell rastenii zemledelicheakoi sony. Sost..X.TNikit1ns,
R.A.Aidarova i A.U.Vbeiweva. Frunze, 1960. 111 p. (KIRA 13:7)
1, Akademiya nauk Kirgi9skoy SSR. Frunze. Institut botpmiki.
(Kirghisistan-Botany)

NIKITINA, Ye.V.; AYDAROVA, R.A.; KASHCHEN&O, I.I.; RUK9MAj__#!Yt_*
POPOVA, L.I.; TKACHEHKO, V.I.; GOLOVXOVA. A.G., SHPOTA, Ye.I.;
VILATOVA, N.S.; SHARASHOVA, V.S.; VVEDZUSKIY, A.I., nauchnyy red.;
YMODTSLFV. I.V., red.; AHOKHINA, M.G., takhn.red.
[Flora of the Kirghiz S.S.R.; key to the plants of the Kirghiz
S.S.R.1 Flora Kirgizakoi SM; opreaeuteil rastenii Kirgizakoi
s~R.'- sost-,." m.mikitina i ar. Nauchn.red. A.I..Yvedenskii. Frunze,
Izd-vo Akad.nauk Kirgizskoi SSR. Vol.8. [The carrot, dogwood, winter-
green, heath, primrose, leadwort, oliveo gentian. dogbone. milkweed.
and morning-glory families] Semeistva: zontichnve, kizilovye, grushau-
kovye, vereskovye, pervotsvetnye, svinchatkovye, maslinavye, gore-
chavkovye, kutrovye, lastovnevye, vliunkovye. 1959. 222 p. Vol.9.
(The mint and nightshade families] Semeistva: gubotavetnys i pasle-
novye. 1960. 213 p. (MIRA 13:7)
(Kirghizistan-Dicotyledons)
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NMTINA, Ye.T.; AYDAROVA, R,A.; FILATOTA, N.S.; UBMTEVA, A.U.;
SMITSIM, I.G.; LYSOTA. N.V., otv. red.;BU TENKO,M
red. izd-ve; ANMIINA, M.G., tekhn. red.
[Trees and shrubs of the populated areas of Kirghizistan; a
popular guide] DerevIia i kustarniki naselemykh punktov Kir-
gizii;'populiernyi 'opredelitell. Sost. B.V.Hikitina i dr.
Frunze, 1960. 249 p. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Akademiya nauk Kirgizakoy SSR. Institut boteniki.
(Kirghizistan-Trees) (Kirghizistan-Shrubs)

NIKITINA.. Ye.V.; AYDAROVA, R.A.; UBUREY.EVA, A.U.; FIIATOVA, N.S.;
SUDHITSYNA, I.G.; TKACHEZTKO--V-j..;
., I.; HARASHOVAy V.S.;
UTHCHENK02 L.I.; SHPOTA.. 7e.1.; VVEDEN.SKIY,, 4.1... naucbmy
red.; VYKHODTSEVI-I.V.'j otv. red.; SORONBAYEVA, N.Vep red,
izd-va,- ANOUDIA, M.G., tekhn. red.
[Flora of the Kirghiz S.S.R.; classification key of the plants
of tbeUrgbiz S.S.R.]Flora Kirgizakoi SSSR; opredelitell ra-
stenii Kirgizskoi SSSR. Sost,, E.V.Nikitina i dr. Nauchn. red.
A.I.Vvedenskii. Frunze, Izd-vo Akad.nauk Kirgizskoi SSR.
Vol.10. (Familiest Cuscutaceae~ Polemoniaceae, Boraginaceae,
Verbenaceae, Scrophulariaceae, Bignoniaceae, Orobanefiaceae,
Lentibularxiaceae,, Plantaginaceae, Rubiaceae, Caprifoliaceae,
Adoxaceae, Valerianaceae, Morinaceae,, Dipsacace", Cucurbitaceae,
Campanulaceae., Lobeliaceae) Semeistva: Fovilikovye, Siniukhovye,
Buracbnikovye~ Verbonovye, N,)richnikovye, Bignonievye, Zara2i-
khovye, Puzyrchatkovye, PodorozhnJkovye, Marenovyep Zhimolostnye,
Adoksovye, Valerianovye, Morincivye, Vorsiankovye, Tykvennye,
Kolokollchikovye, Lobelievye. 1962. 387 p. (MIRA 15:9)
(Kirghizistan-Dicotyledoris)

lilEMEA, Yenafa Vasillyevna; UIUKEYEV.A, Abida U.; KORNEVA, I.G.
otv. red.
Normwood of Kirzhizia and its economic significance] Polyni
Kirgizii i ikh khoziaistvennoe znachenie. Frunze, lzd-vo
91 Kirg.SSR, 196.4. 53 P. 17:8)

CMKICZI�fSKI, Jan; UBYSZ--%TBRZXANOWSKA , lCrystyna
Induced variability of Aerobac~er aerogenes and ascherichia ecli.
Red. doew. mikrob. 8 no.lill-15 1956.
1. Z Zakladu Bakteriologii A. X. w Lodsi. Kierown1k: prof. dr.
Z. Ssymnowski.
(AIMBACTIR AMGMM,
variability, induced. (Pol))
(ISCHERICHIA COLI.
same. (P01))

1 1,11 r1V t' " LA,
V 10z'- Q - I N_
Poland/Microbiology, General Microbiology F
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur-Biol., 1-10 13, 1958t 57453
Author : Jan Chomiczewskij jLr_ysti4a_j!by erzmanowska
Inst : Not given
Title : Further Investigation of Induced Variab'lity of
L
Proteus Hauseri (Filtrating Forms, L Forms, and
Attempts of their Transformation)
Orig Pub Med. doswiad. i mikrobiol., 195?, 9, No 1,
101-106
Abstract The results of experiments which were carried
out to determine the effect of penicillin on
the variability of Proteus hauseri are described.
Strains which differed from the original and
possessing a sharply marked polymorphism viere
obtained. In prolonged passages iii a medium with-
out penicillin no reversion to the initial form
was noted. StreDtomycin was not active in this
reSDect. Five iilustrations.
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JERZKAITOWSE:I, Antontf UBYSZ-JERZ14AITOWSKA, Krystyna
Variability of Corynebacterium diphtherlae following expoijure to anti-
biotice. I. Changes following exposure to penicillin and aureonVein. Med.
donw. mikrob. 10 no.2:193-204 1958.
1. 2 Zakladu Bakteriologii A. M. w Lid2i Kierownik: z-ca prof. dr mad.
A, Ganczarski.
(COMrHMCTERITJM DIPHTHERUB, effect of drugs on,
chlortetracycline & penicillin, variability (Pol))
(CHIORTNTR&CYCLINE, effects,
Corynebacterium diphtheriae variability (]N)1))
(PSNICILLIN, effects,
same)

JEMMIOWSKI, Antoni; 10BYSZ-JERZMAHOWSKA, Kr
Variability of Corynebacterium diphtheriae under'the Influence of
antiblotice. U. Effect of Streptovqc1n, chloramphenicol and tera-
mycin. Rod. dow. mikrob. 11 no-3:197-1202 1959-
1. Z Zakladu Bakteriologii A. M. w Lodzi Kierownik: z-ca prof. dr
med. A. Ganczarski.
(GORYNB3AGMIUM DIPHTEZRIAE, pharmacol.)
STIMPTOMYCIN, pharmacol.)
CHLORAMPHENICOL, phArmacol.)
i
(OXYTETRACYOLDR, pharmacol.)

UGHACZ, Jano mgr.
Education of technicians for the nonferrous metal Industry. Rudy I
metale 9 no.7:381-385 J-1 '64.
1. Head of Professional School Division, Association of Nonferrous
Mining and Metallurgy, Katowice.

UCHWN, Yu.M.; SHIMANSKIY, A.A.; PAULLER, T.I.
Rare alkalies confAinim feldspars from the pegmatites of
4o'okhimiia no.8:673
the Sayan Moun*;U' -680 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. East-Siberi~~..'Imstitutp of Geology, Siberian Branch of
the Academy of Sciences,, U.SX.R. Polytechnic Institutep
~~rkutsk~
(Sayan Mountains-Alkalies) (Say-an Mountains--Feldspar)

SHII,WSKIY, A.A.; UCHAKIN, Yu.M.
Distribution of.alkalles in microolines from pegmatites
of the Eastern Sayan Mountains. Geokhimiia no.9:833-836
162. (MIRA 15:1.1)
l.. Polytechnical Institute of East-Siberial Institute of
Geology, Siberian Branch of the Academy of Sciences,
U.S.S.R., Irkutsk.
(Sayan Mountains-Alkalies) (Sayan Mountains-Microcline)
4 Ai 547~~

USSR/General and Specialized Zoology - Insects. Harmful P
insects and Aaarids. Forest Pests.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., 11o 6, 1959, 25497
Author : Uchakina) V.A.
Inst : Rostov-on-Don Mi versity
Title : Towards the Biology of the Noctuid Silkworm Moth in the
Environs of Rostov-on--Don
Orig Pub : Uch. zap. Rostovsk.-n/D. tui-t-a, 1957) 58, 151-155
Abstract : According to observations, made in 1953-1954, Calocasia
coryli develops in 2 Generations (G). annergence of the
butterflies from the hibernating pupae and eGg-jaying
are noted in the end of April - beginning of May. The
caterpillars, on the whole, feed on oak and linden leaves
from May to the 2nd decade (D) of June; pupation takes
place from the 2nd D of June to the 1st D of July;
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MUCEZVSKIY, Ruvim Markovich; UCHAKOV, X.Z., otv.red.; YMWKHIN, G.M.,
I I red.izd-va; ILIINZAUO~ 1. 11. .9 0'-9 1- tildii.red.
(Safe work methods In seams subject to sudden coal and gas
outbursts] Bezopasnys sposoby rabot na plastakh, podvarzhan-
nykh vnesaynym vybrosam uglia I gaze. Moskva, Goo.nauohno-takhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po gornoma delu. 1960. 57 P. (HIM 13:7)
(Ooa:. mines and mining-Safety measures)

PASTUKHOV, A.D.; CHEXHAREV, V.A
Using an emulsi~lwithout olein for oiling the blends in worsted
cloth manufacture. Tekst.prom. 22 no.6:47-48 Je 162. OURA 160)
1. Glavnyy inzh. Klintsovskoy tonkosukonnoy fabriki imeni, Kominterna,
(for Pastukhov). 2. Nachallnik otdelochnogo proizvodstva
KI.intsovskoy tonkosukonnoy fabriki imeni Kominterna. (for
Chekmarev). 3.-Zaveduyilshchiy fiziko-khimicheskoy IaV6ratoriyey
Klintsovskoy tonkosukonnoy fabriki imeni Kominterna (for
Uehamsyshvili),
(Wool and worsted manufacture)

ZINOVIYEV, V.Ye.; CHEKMAREV, V.A.; FAYER, S.F.; UCHAMEYS!IVILI,_Z.V.
From the experience in dyeing lavsan polyester fibers. rekat.-
prom. 22 no.9s8-11 S 162. . (WRA 15:9)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Klintsovskoy tonkosukonnoy fabriki imeni
Kominterna (for Zinov'yev). -2. Uveduyusfichiy otdelochnym
proizvodstvom K3.intsovskoy tonkosukonnoy fabriki imeni
Kominterna (for Chekmarev). 3.,Nachallnik krasillnogo tsekha
Klintsovakoy tonkosukonnoy fabriki imeni Kominterna (for
Fayer).
(Dyes and dyeing--Textile fibers)

UCHANEYSHVILI, Ya. S.
Calculus of the tonsil. Vest. otorin. no.1:89-90 '62.
(MIRA 15.7)
1. Iz khirargicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. - kandidat meditsinskM
nauk M. Ya. Cbkheidze) Potiyakoy gorodskoy bollnitay.
(TONSILS-DISEASES) (CALCULI)

UCIIASMIN, P. V.
UCHASTKIN, P. V., Kanlidat Tekhn. Nauk i, 'ETEWINIKOV, V. 11., Kanl. Teklm. I'lauk
Leningradskiy institut okhrany truda VTS3PS
Tipovyye agregaty liot dlya tsentralizovanykh sistein isicusstvennogo Klinata
Page 51
SO: Collection of Annotations of Scientific Rcs~qrch Work oU Construction, co!-i:,let(,'d
1-n 1950. Moscmi, 1951

UCHASTKIIJ, P.V., kand.tekbn.nauk; IA)7"IWVSKIT, L.B., inzb.
Essential conditions for unit control boards. Ble-k.sta. 31
no.1:14-16 Ja 160. 04IRA 13:5)
(Electric controllers)

SOV/1 24 - 57--4- 4188
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 4, p 48 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Uchastkin, P. V.
TITLE- Creating Localized Atmospheric Conditions by Means of the -Down -
draft Method" (Sposob mestnogo sozdaniya zadannykh meteorolo-
gicheskikh ustoviy pri pomoshchi "nispadayushchego potoka~'l
PERIODICAL: Tr. nauch. sessii Vses. n.-i. in-ta okhrany truda, 1954 (1955)~
Nr 1, pp 9-15
ABSTRACT: An investigation was conducted on the artificial cooling Uf the atmos
pheric medium at workmen's stations by means of the so-called 'down
draft method", which consists in directing downward to the workman's
station a low-velocity, large-diameter, cooled-air jet. Data are given
on the recorded temperature and velocity fields for such a jet with an
initial diameter of 800 mm.
G. L. G rozdovskiy
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SHCHERBAN', A.N.; EMNEV, O.A.; GHEWOBYLISKIT. I.I.; UGHASTKIN, P.V.;
TZIMIVNIKOV, V.N.; YAGELISKIT, A.H.; KUCMOV. P-S., ie"ktbr-o
TITKOT, B.S., redaktor Izdatel'stya; 2MOVSKIT, i.D.. tskhntc~eakly
redaktor
(Cooling and dx7ing of air In &eep coal mines] Okhlazhdonte i
osushanie vozdukha v glubokikh ugollafth shakhtakh. Pod obahchei
red. A.B.Shcharbania I O.A.Kramnelva. Kie-, lzd-vo Akademit nauk
ussR, 1956. 271 P. (HLRA 9:12)
l.-Chlon-korrespondent AN USSR (for Kuoherov)
(Mine ventilation)

14(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2466
Uchastkin, Petr Vasillyevich
Ustanovki iskusstvennogo klimata v goryachikh tsekhakht,'tA1r--con-
ditioning in Units of Plants With High-temperature Conditions)
Moscow, Profizdat, 1958. 270 P. 3,500 copies printed.
Special Ed.: V.N. Teterevnikov; Ed.: I.S. Denisova; Tech. Ed.:
S.I. Rakov.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineering and technical
personnel of industrial establishments, planning organizations,
and industrial hygiene organizations. It may also be useful
to physicians in the field of industrial hygiene.
COVERAGE: This book deals with the air conditioning of working areas
in plants with high-temperature conditions. It describes types
of industrial air conditioning equipment and presents basic
design methods. Individual chapters are devoted to automatic
control devices and noise suppression. The book includes con-
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Air Conditioning (Cont.)
SOV/2466
tributions of LIOT, including the results of several experimental
investigations conducted at the Air Conditioning Laboratory
under the direction of the author and with the assistance of
D.A. Matelenok, A.S. Kravtsova, and M.P. Tryapkin. The author
thanks V.N. Teterevnikov, Candidate of Technical Sciences,for
his advice in editing the book, and L.M. Rozenfblld, Doctor
of Technical Sciences, O.A. Kremnev and V.Ya. Arrisson, Can-
didates of Technical Sciences, and Engineer A.L. Satanovskiy
for contributing some of the material. There are 40 references,
all Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
Ch. I. General Information on
Installations
Purpose of air conditioning
Fields of application
3
Air Conditioning
6
installatiops 6
7
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Types of air conditioning installations 8
Ch. II. Specific Features of Air Conditions in Hot Workshops 15
General information 15
Air temperature in hot work shops 16
Heat radiation 18
Radiation from furnace surfaces 20
Radiation from furnace openings 22
Radiation from red-hot metals 26
Measures for improVing air conditions in hot workshops 31
Ch. III. Selecting Air Design Conditions 39
Heat transfer from the human body to the surrounding medium 39
Basic requirements for air parameters 40
Recommended air conditions for working areas in hot workshops 43
Outside-air design parameters 46
Ch. IV. Providing Specified Air Conditions in Working Areas 40~
Method of descending flow (gravity circulation) 50
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"Air oasis" 63
."Air shower" 65
Providing required air conditions throughout a room 80
Installations with radiant heat transfer 83
Ch. V. Air Conditioning Processes 86
Air filtering 86
Cooling of air 90
Surface-type air-cooling equipment and its design 91
Air-washing chambers 103
Spray-type air coolers ill
Heating of air 112
Ch. VI. Air Conditioning Equipment 116
LIOT-AM-1 unit 116
Type LIOT-APT units 125
Type LIOT-APK units 132
BPK-NIIST air conditioning unit, type KD-25/26 )42
MOT spray-typb air cooler with water sprays installed inside
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Air Conditioning (Cont.) SOV/2466
a centrifugal fan 144
Central air conditioning units 147
Ch. VII. Refrigeration Machinery 151
General information 151
Compression refrigeration machines 153
Steam jet-refrigeration equipment 159
Absorption refrigeration equipment 164
Water-ammonia absorption unit 165
Lithium bromide absorption unit 167
Refrigeration units with chemical dehumidification 170
Natural cooling sources 172
Some Information concerning the possibility of refrigeration
based on the utilization of waste heat in hot workshops 174
Ch. VIII, Automatic Control Instruments 177
Pneumatic instruments 178
Type DTDP dilatometric. pneumatic temperature gage 179
Type DTBT bimetallic pneumatic temperature gage 181
Type MPM membrane-type pneumatic drive 183
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Type PPR-l intermediate direct-and reverse-acting pneumatic
relay 185
Type RDF air-filter and pressure-control dqvice 187
Electrical proportional-control instruments 190
Type TPD Electrical proportional-control remote temperature
regulator 192
Types PR and PR-1 electrical control mechanism 193
Type IM -2/120 electrical control mechanism 195
Type BR-2 balanced relay 195
Ch. IX. Brief Information on Methods of Noise Suppression in
Conditioning Equipment' 199
General information 199
Noise suppression in air ducts by the filtration method 203
Noise insulation 208
Damping and isolation of vibrations 209
Ch. X. Examples of Air Conditioning Installations 212
Air conditioning units for control rooms of rolling mills 2J.2
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Air Conditioning (Cont.) SOV/2466
Units for air blowing 2Q4
Air conditioning units for crane cabs in hot workshops of
ferrous-metallurgy plants 231
Bibliography
245
Appendixes 249
1. Chart for determining air -temperature at outlet from cold-
air nozzle 249
2. Chart for determining air velocity at outlet from cold-air
nozzle 249
3. Basic data on freon refrigeration maohines 249
4. Honeycomb screen-type air filters of the Ye.V. Rekka
design 250
5. Self-cleaning oil filters 252
6. Plate-type steel heaters (GOST7201-54) 254
7. Kd 1002-25 water sprayer and capacity chart 266
8. Hyperbolic tangent values 267
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.. 9. Temperature-enthalpy chart for humid air
AVAILABLEt Library of Congreas (TH 7684.F2U25)
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UCIIASTKIN,.Patr Vasillyevich,_)v~. tokhn. nauk; TETEREMKOV,
Vladimir Nikolayevizhj: HATELENOX, Dmitriy Antonovich;
Prindr-al uchastlye FLEYM-10, P.L.; KGUZOV, P.A., nauchn.
red.; DRIISOVA, I.S., red.
[Air conditioning of industrial buildings) Konditsioni:?ova-
nie vozdukha v promyshlennykh zdaniiakh. Moskva, Frofizdat,
1963. 422 p. (14IRA 17:5)
1. Rukovoditell laboratorii konditsionirovanlya Yozduklih
Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo institute okhrany
truda, Leningrad (for Uchastkin).

ACC NR,
ARG035054 SOURCE CODE: tIR/0058/6G/000/008/1!',072/E,072
AUTHOR: Krasillnikov, V. A.; Belyayev, " M.; Lyamov, V. Ye.;
Sillvestrova, 1. M., Uchastkin, V. 1.
TITLE : Investigation of the acoustical- electrical effect in cadmium sulfide
monocrystals'
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abe. 8E550
REF SOURCE: Sb. Nekotoryye vopr. vzaimodeystviya ulltrazvy.k, voln s
elektronami provodim. v kristallakh. M., 1965, 95-110
TOPIC TAGS: crystal, cadmium sulfide, monocrystal, acoustical electrical
effect
AtSTRACT: A study was made which showed that within the frequency range of
20--75 Me, the Weinrich formula is satisfied (at least qualitatively) in piezo-
semiconductors for the acoustic electric effect (AEB). In cadmium sulfide mono-!
crystals AEE is considerable and because of its linear dependence on ultrasound
may be used to measure ultrasound intensity in solids. The spectral characier-
istics of acoustic- electric emf (AEMF) do not agree with the theDretical (see
,d 1/2

ACC Nk-
AR6035054
reference 8E549 in the issue). The sharp increase in AEMF under nonuniform
illtimination of a sample makes it possible to use this method for increasing the
sensitivity of acoustic- electrical meters in practical applications of AEE.
[Translation of abstract] ISPI

GINBERG, S.V., inzhener; UC-SASTXIN. V-P.; inzhener.
Methods of utlitzing vapor fL-,-.)= expanders in COndSnSer systeus of
oil refinerieo. Itaftlanik I no.11:13-15 1 156. (KM 9:12)
1. Novoufizekly nefteperebatyv"hchty sayod.
(Patroleim-Refining) (Condensers (Vapors and gasou))
7~ 7 -.j~4 q, Y "77P

U33SR/General Problems. 1,1ethodology. History. Scientific A
Institutions and Conferences. Teaching. Problems
of Bibliography and Scientific Documentation
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 4, 1958, 10237
Author Z,-B. Uchastkina
Inst TT o-t- -g i-v -en- - -
Title Forty Years of the USSR Paper.Industry
Orig Pub Bum.'prom-st', 1957, No 11, 10-15
Abstract No abstract
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"Waterproof Paper in Shipbuilding," Z. V.'Uohaatkin,
3 pp
"Bumzhnaya Promyshlennost" Vol 3=1, No 2
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of base paper: thicknees, absorption, fle~dbility,
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Matory of the Development of Paper Production in Russia." Dr Tech Sci,
Moscow Order of Lenin Chemicotechnological Inst imeni D. I. Mendeleyev, Min
Higher Education USSR, Moscow, 1954. (KL, No 3, Jan 55)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertiations Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

UCHASTKIILA, Xoya Vasillyevna; 4JKIYANOV. P.M., professor; RYUKHIN, N.Y.2
redaktor izdatallstva; YOUROVER,
R.S., tekhnicheakiv redaktor
(Rusuian papermaking tachnolog7l Russkaia takhaika v proizvodetve
bumagi. Pod red. P.M.Lukilaaova. Moskva, Goolasbumizdat, 1954.
145 p - (MLRA 10:3)
(Paper industry-History)

UC " 8 &T Vq~l N fl) -. V
TOKASHZVICH, G.H., inzhener; UCHASTIINA, Z.V., kandidat tekhnicheskikh
nauk.
Fluorescence amalvais of paper. B=.prom. 30 no.1:15-17 J& 155.
(Paper-Testing) (MERA 8:3)

UGHASTKINA,Z.V.. kandidat takhnicheskikh nauk
Z~ements in the ash content of paper made from seal-
manafactured-products of wood. Bum.prom.30 no.5:14
W '55- Off-RA 8:8)
(Paper Inclastry)

UCIIASTKIIIA,Z.V., kandidat tekhnicheakildi nauk
Thirtieth anniversary of the JournAl "Bumashnaia promyshlennostl*
Bum.prom-30 no.9:5-8 S 155. (HIJU. 8:12)
(Paper industry--Periodicals)

USSR/General Problems
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur Khimiya, No 10, 1957, 33372
Author : Uchastkina, Z.V.
Inst
Title : The Water Symbols on Russian Paper.
Orig Pub : Tr. in-ta istoriyi yeststvozn. i tekhn. AN SSSR, 1956,
12, 312-337.
Abstract : An historical outline on Russian filigree work is given.
Archive material is utilized.
14 illustrations and the decoding of 49 filigrees are
given.
Card 1/1

UCHASTXINA, Z.V., kandidht
.
Specialization in
(Paper industry)
tekhnicheskikh nauk.
the paper industry-. Bum.prom-31 no.2:26 F 156.
NLRA 9:6)

UGHASTXINA, Z.V., kandidat tokhnicheakikh nauk.
1"11 *I
Calculating labor consuming operations in the woodpulp and paper
industry. Bum.prom 31 no.9:28 S 156. (KLRk 9:11)
(Paper industry-Accounting)
(Labor productivity)

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.:,7 " /i ,; f- r., - , r, -r , , - I .
MAMMA, Z.V., kancl.tekhn.nAuk.
,ft~~ ~,_ vc~2,11-
Paper industry of the U.S.S.R. In the last forty years. Bum.
prom. 32 no.11:10-15 N 157. (HHU 11:1)
(Paper industry--History)

U 1A ST.". E TA Z.V-, D,-,- 2 c, i
tcc,--ii U,- "j:, ,~r Rascirm."
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ol,
L-

ALEKSEYZV, D.G.; VETHOV, K.A.; GORGHENKOV, S.G.; GUREVICH, S.B.; DITKOVSKIT,
A.S.; KAMKOV. G.I.; KORGRU, D.I.; FROKEIORCHUK, I.S.; HUMYANTSBV. N.M.;
UGHASTXINA Z V - SHISHOV, I.A.; KOLOZHAVYY, M.K.. red.; NIZOLAM, M.N.,
r ;-d -.-. - R No
Z ; N.N.j red.; EWTAKOVI, I.V.,red.; MORMOV, Yu.V.,
red. izd:4a;'BACHU-RIHA', A.M., tekha.red.
[Soviet paper industry, 1917-19571 llilmazhnaia promyshlonnost' SSSR,
1917-1957 gg. Yod obahchal red. K*A.Veinova. Moskva, Gooleabumizdat,
1958. 147 P. (MIRA 12:3)
1. Nauchno-takhnichaskoye obahchestvo bUM02hnoy i derevoobrabatyvayu-
shchey propWahlonnosti. 2. Chlen N~uchno-tekhnicheskojpo obehchestva
bumashnoy i derevoobrabaty*ayushchey promyshlennosti (for all except
Norozov Bachurina). (Paper industry)

SCKINSUY, Vladimir Samoylovich. dotiaent,-kand.'tekhn.nauk-. GURKVICH,
Semen Boritb-vich, inzh.; KOGAN, Bronislava L'Yovns, doteent,
kand.ekon.nauk;, UGHASTMA. Zoya Vasillys"a, dotsent, kand.
tokhn.nauk. Prinimal ui6aiivei starshiy pre-
podavatell. FMORMIKO, N.P., prof., dok~or ekon.nauk,
retsenzent; SAM(ATSKATA. G.I., red.iud-va; BRAZHISHKO. L.V.,
tekhn.red.; PROKOFIYNA, L.N., takhn,red,
(Production organization and planning at pulp and paper mills]
Orga4zatsiia i planirovanie proizvodstva na tselliuluno-
bumshnykh predpriiatiiakh. Mosk-wa, Goolosbumizdat, 1958.
257 P. (KMA 12:6)
(Woodpulp industry) (Paper industry)

SOMINSKIY, V.S.; UCHASTKINA, Z.V.
Improvement of chemical technology in the pulp and paper industries.
Bum. prom. 33 no.9:2-3 S '58. (MIRA 11:10)
(Paper industry) (Woodpulp industry)

KAPUSTINA, A.M.; UCHASTKIIIA, Z.V.
Training technicians for the woodpulp and paper industry. Bum.
prom. 34 no.1:23-24 Ja '59. (141RA 1.2: 1)
(Paper industry)

UGH&STRINA, Z.V.,kand.tekhn.nauk
Iabor expended in subsidiary sections.
p 1590
Bum.prom. .14 no.2:19
(HML 12:4)
(Paper industryw-Production. standards)

22(l) SOV3-59-3-32/48
AUTHOR: Uchastkina, Z.V., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
_Duua~
TITLE: Teaching Technical Standardization (Prepodavaniye
tekhnicheskogo normirovaniya)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vysshey shkoly, 1959, Nr 3, pp 64-65 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The possibility that engineer-economists, who are
trained in the Leningrad Technological Institute of
the Cellulose and Paper industry, may be subsequent-
ly used as rate-setters, caused the introduction of
the subject "Technical Standardization" (setting of
proper output rates) into the curriculum. It is
given in the 8th semester in the engineering-economic
department and comprises 62 hours. The author states
what literature the students should use for independent
study and that it particularly deals irith the new me-
thods of setting output rates, i.e. the oscillogra-
phical, the normative, the filming, the enlarged me-
Ca.rd 1/3 thod of standardization, etc. The lectures give in-
V

Teaching Technical Standardization SOV/3-59-3-32/48
formation on research in labor conditions and fatigu-
ability at production places, data on construction of
devices for measuring time during observation I and on
experience in calculating time-consuming work. The
working plan of practical exercises foresees that
students must acquiie a specific skill in fixing out-
put rates both in the basic-and auxiliary production.
In the basic workshops of paper production at the
Leningradskaya bumazhnaya fabrika. Nr 1 (Leningrad
Paper Plant Nr 1) the Institute has organized practi-
cal training for establishing technically justified
output rates. Photographing a 24-hour working day
for studying labor organization and the extent to
Card 2/3 which working time is being utilized in the brigades,

UCHASTKINA, Zoya Vasillyevna; KASPAROV, Grant Borisovich
(The economics, organizatio% ani planning of the wood,-ulp
and paper irAustries]Ekonomika, organizataiia, i planirova-
nie tsel3.iulozno-bumazhnogo proizvodstva. Moskva, Gonles-
bumizdat, 1961. 236 p. (~MU 15:10)
(Paper industry) (Wood pulp industry)

UCHMTKINA_,~-,,-V-,dvktor toldin.nauk
Research in the history of paper. Bum.prom. 36 no.5:31 My 161,
VIP& 14:5)
(Paper)
e-z .1--u- a

TJCHASTKINA, Z.V., prof..
Third congress of the historians of the paper industry. bum. prom.
36 no-9:36 S '61. (IMIRA 15:1)
(Paper industry)

.UCHASTKINA, Zoya Vasillyevna; ISUCHILINIKOV, N.P., ofits. retsenzent;
llffifm, M.P.p red.; S*WWSK.U'Ap G.I., red. izd-va;
GRECHISHCHEVA, V.I., tekhn. red.
(Economics of the woodpulp-paper industry] Ekonomika tsel-
liulozno-bumazhnoi prouyshlennosti. Moskva, Goslesbumizdat,
1963. 201 p. (MIRA 17:1)

:-r,duutlori of
staple rayon withrut hot refining. 'rudy 14'PTTSBI, n c-,, 121 3 4
164. 1.8-8)

UGHAST-KINA, Z V.- KOITIST.UITINCIVA, Y,:..V.; PA'I'SATSIYA, O.A.
,~ ., i -C, f --, in ;,hr; goorlmAp wid pApor indlifir.-fl". Trudy
LT I T ~'! P I , ~ z04, . (1-171RA 18:8)
. 00rlP.~ ~. %0.

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UCHAYW, A-A- _Q4oskva)
Radiation from a point source close to a dispersive surface. IzT.
AN SSSR~ Otd. tekh. nauk. 3nerg. i avtom. no.6:148-150 3~-D 160a
(MIRA 13312)
(Light--Scattering)

UCHAYEV, A.A., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
- J. -
Intrauterine infection of calves and the role Of c,:ip)ApKC- in
the sterility of ca:ttle, Vaterinariia 39 no.11130-31 N 162.
(MMA 16: 10)
1. TSelinogradskaya nauchno-issledovatell9kaya voterinamaya
stantsiya.

UCHAYBVj A.A., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Prevention of diplococcal diseases in cows and calves.
Veterinariia 40 no-4:26-28 Ap 163. (KRA 17:1)
1. TSelinogradskaya nauchno-issledovatellskaya veterinarnaya
stantsiya.

ALSMBAYEVp M.R.; AMELMI, V.P.; ANDRIANOVA, O.V.; GASIYEV, Zh.;
DEGRAF, G.A.; INKAREEKOV, A.B.; KOLORYTSEVI I.V.; KOLTUSHKIN,
I.S.; MALAKHOV, V.P.; MONAS77IRSKIY, A.O.; RE221IWV, B.N.;
SAKHAROVp I.V.; SMUKp V.K.; SOSNINj V.A.; SUMO, V.I.:
SURKOV,, Ye.P.; SYRLYBAYEX, S.N.; USIKOV, 11.V.; UCHAYEV, A.F.;
SHESTOPALOV, Ye.V.,- SBEMAN, R., red.; GOROKEOV, L., tekhn.
red.
(Study manual for a machinery operator] Uchebnik-spravochnik
mokhanizatora. Alma-Ata, Kazoollkhozgiz, 1963. 326 p.
(KiiA 16.- 12)
1. Alma-Ata, Kazakhskiy gosudarstvennyy sellskokhozyaystven-
rjyy institut, Fakulltet mekbanizatsii. 2. Sotrudniki fakull-
teta mekhanizatsii Kazakhskogo gosudarztvennogo sel'sko-
khozyaystvennogo instituta (for all ecxeprt Sherman, Gorokhov).
(Agricultural machinery)

Um i7y III, V.
a
What our aDtar7 gained from mtgratory beekeeping. llauka i pered.
op. v sellkhoz. 8 no. 7:21-23 Jl 158. (MIRA 11:8)
1. Bachkirokaya opytneya stantSiY8 Dchelovodstva.
(Beb-culture)

IVANNIKOV, V.F., nauchnyy sotr.; PAMIONOVO A.7a,p nauchryy sotr.1 UGHAYNIN,_.
V.D!,_ nauchnyy sotr.; FOMIN, I.P., nauebmyy sotr.; TD!OFEYEV'D.T.)
nauchnyy sotr.; TRMIYAKOV, G.P., red.; SEMICHUK, S.I., red.;
YASHCHENIKMA, Ye.A., tekhn.-red.
[Improve cultivation practices and increase sugar beet 7ieldel So-
vershenstvovat' agrotekknikup povyshat' urozhai sakharnoi ovekly.
Kuibysher, Kuibyshavokm knizhnoe izd-vop 1960. 52 p.
(MIRA 14:10)
lo Kinellskays, selektsionnaya stantsiya Kuybyshevskogo oellsko-
khozyaystvennogo institute, (for Ivannikovj, Pakhomovp Uchaykin,, Fo-
min, Timofeyev) (Sugar beets)

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S11881601000103105,.'008
B019/2056
AUTHORSt Chechernikov, V. I., Uchaykina, R. F.
TITLE: The Temperature Dependence of the Magnetic Susceptibility
of Ferrite-garnets of Yttrium and -D-a-d-o-ri-nium
~k
PERIODICLL: Vestnik Moskovskogo universiteta. Seriya 3, fizika,
astronomiya, 1960, No. 3, PP- 57 - 41
TEXT. The garnets investigated here have the formulas 5Fe 20 3"3Y203and
5Fe2O 3'3Gd2O 3' the samples were of spherical shape and had a diameter of
I - 1.5 mm. The measurements were carried out at field strengths 0of from
1,500 to 20,000 oersteds and at temperatures of from 500 to 1350 K. From
the temperature dependence of the reciprocal of molar susceptibility near
Curie point it may be seen that susceptibility changes slowly with tempera-
ture. Within this range, susceptibility is a function of field strength,
whereas at higher temperatures it depends only on temperature. Formula (1)
is given, which describes the dependence of the intensity of magnetization
6 on the magnetic field in the neighborhood of the Curie temperaturet kll~
Card 1/2

The Temperature Dependence of the Magnetic S/188/60/000/05/05/008
Susceptibility of Ferrite-garnets of Yttrium and BO19/B056
Gadolinium.
H - ad + P63 (a and ~ are temperature-dependent coefficients). Fig. 2
shows that with rising temperature and fixed magnetic field strength,
magnetization rapidly decreases. This diagram further shows that the
isothermal lines of magnetization are nonlinear only in the ferromagnetic
region, while in the paramagnetic region they may be approximated by a
straight line; in this case, susceptibility depends only on H. In Fig. 5
experimental results concerning the dependence of reciprocal molar
Susceptibility on absolute temperature within the range of from 640 to
13500X are compared with the theoretical results calculated according to
Neel (Ref. 6). There are 5 figures, 1 table, and 7 references; 2 Soviet,
4 French, and 1 German.
ASSOCIATIONs Kafedra magnetizma (Chair of Magnetism)
SUBMITTEDs October 14, 1959
Card 2/2

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tl S/139/60/000/03/oo6/o45
Er,314
AUTHORS: Chechernikov, V.I. and UcKaWin R.
TITLE: Temperature Dependence of the Paramagnetic Susceptibility~\
of Nickel-cadmium Ferrites-11
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnvkh zavedenly, Fizika,
1960, Nr 3, pp -19 - 42 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The paramagnetic susceptibility was measured by an
apparatus based on the Faraday-Sucksmith method. The
SU5C.eptibility was measured in a vacuum inthe temperature
interval between 300 and about 1 400 OK. The high
temperature-s were obtained with the aid of a furnace made
of a quartz tube and heated by platinum wire, The tempera-
ture of the furnace was measured by a platinum-platinum
rhodium thermocouple. 20-40 mg specimens were investigated
in fields between 900 and 20 000 Oe. The specimens were
mixed Ni-Cd ferrites 9described by the formula
Fe 20 (1 - z)NiO-zCdO, where z, was varied between 0 and 1.
The Krrltes were obt'ained from the oxides Fe 20Y NiO
and CdO, which were mixed and compressed under a pressure
of 3 t/r-m2 and then heated at .1 250 0C for three hours.
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S/l3q/6o/ooo/o3/oo6/o45
Temperature Dependence of the ParamEaSHOU'Ausceptibility of
Nickel-cadmium Ferrites
Figure 1 plots the reciprocal of the molar susceptibility
as a function of temperature for the specimens indicated.
As the CdO concentration increases, the dependence of
I/x on T gradually becomes linear. According to the
Neel theory the reciprocal of the susceptibility as a
function of temperature is given by Eq W~ Using
experimental values for the constants in this expression,
one can calculate the theoretical dependence of the
reciprocal susceptibility on temperature. Figure 2 gives
this dependence. Tha dotted curves are theoretical
and the continuous curves are experimental. The
two curves coincide in a wide temperature interval. The
area of agreement increases with increasing cadmium-oxide
conc ontration. The curve:3 do not agree near the ferro--
magnetic Curie point, Measurements were also carried out
of the magneti.c susceptibility near the ferromagnetic
Curie point,.-- It was found that near there is* a
f
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Temperature Dependence of the Para in eptibility of
Nickel-cadmium Ferrites
dependent on T but is a function of the magnetic
field H . The dependence of the specific magnetisation
..br-on H is described by jtn expression of the form given
by Eq (2), which holds between 1 000 and 10 000 Oe. The
coefficients a and P dopend oil temperature and con-
centration. The c efficient. a varies linearly with
temperature noax - but vanishes at T - ED f .
The coefficient varies nonlinearly with temperature.
These facts were used to determine the ferromagnetic
Curie points for ferrites irlth z = 0 0.1. 0.2, 0.3i 0.4,
0.5 and 0.6. for which the Curie points were 843~ 750, 710,
635, 580, 540 and 480 OK, respectively. Thus, the ferro-
magnetic Curie point is a practicallylinear function of the
cadmium-oxide content of -the ferrite.
There are 4 figures and 14 references. 3 of which are
F'rench and 1 is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiv gosuniver~ltet imeni M.V. Lomoz)osova
(Moscow State Univ6r_zity imeni M.V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTEDi March 9, 1959
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C13CEMIKOV. V.I.; UCHAYKIU, R.~.
Investigating ferrates in ittrium and gadolinjum garnets in the
vicinity of the ferromagne tic Curie point. liz.met-I metallovedo
9 no-3:456-458 Mr 160. (14IU 13:6)
1. Moskovakiy osudaretvennyy universitet im. H.V.Lomonosova.
Serrates) (Curie point)

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AUTHORS: Cherchernikov, V.I. and Uchaykina, R.F,__
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Investigation of Ferriteso-&7
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-Y Gadolinium, Near the Ferromagnetic Curie'Point
A -;r- /
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, 1960, Vol 99 Nr 3.
PP 457-458 (USSR)
ABSTRACT% The aim of the present work was to study the dependence
of the magnetic susceptibility on temperature and
magnetic field strength in the region of ferromagnetic
transformation in ferrites having the structure of
garnets. The magnetic susceptibility was measured by
the Faraday-Sucksmith method. The figure on P 458 shows
1/y, as a function of temperature T. Experiments

T the susceptibility X depends
showed that for T ZkOf
<
'
not only on T but also on H . in distinction to
ferromagnetic metals and ferrites having the spinel
structure, the magnetizat-Lon cux-ves for garnets have a
sharply defined non-linear form only below the ferromagnetic
Curie point (T 4 Of), ie in the ferromagnetic region.
In the transition to the paramagnetic region (T k, Of)
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lines and 'X no longer depends on H. In other words,
the transition region for forrites and garnets is much
narrower to to 10-) wti3..Le in
including ferrites, this regLon
the above temperature intervils
specific magnetization a 0111
H - au + pa3, (H = 2000 to
that the coefficient a depends
becomes zero at T 2a Of and
point. This allowed us to measure
to be 5620K for both ferrites.
also be obtained from the figure
are extrapolated to intersect
shown. The values of Of determined
are practically the same. T-ie
is more complicated but it aLways
The temperature dependence or
susceptibility in the high temperature
about 1400*K) is governed by
the remaining ferroma�netics,
occupies 20 to 100 . In
the dependence of the
H is given by
LOOOO Oe). Experiments show
linearly on temperature,
changes sign after this
of which was found
The value of Of can
on P 1f58 if the curves
the temperature axis as
by the two methods
dependence of P on T
remains positive.
the paramagnetic
region (up to
the well known hyperbolic Lkl

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Investigation of Perrites-Garnets of Ytibrium and Gadolinium Near
the Ferromagnetic Curie Point
law of Neel (Ref 2) for the irttrium ferritej the values
of C, Ong 0 and 1/?Lo w;are found to be 58, 1550,
5700K and 30.5 respectively. There are I figure and
2 references, 1 of which is !joviet and 1 French.
This is an abridged translation.
ASSOCIATION3 Moskovskly gosudarstvennyy universitet 1m. M.V.Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M.V.Lomonosov)
SUBMITTEDs March 23, 1959
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CHAMTR IKOV, V.I., UCHAYKINA, R.F.
Temperature dependence of the magnetic ousceptibilit7 of vttrium
and gadolinium ferrite garnets. Test. Nook. un. Ser. 3: Yiz-.
astr9n. 15 no-3:37-41 Ny - je 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvenMy universitet. Kafedra magnetizma.
(Yttrium, ferrate-Magnetic properties)
(Gadolinium ferrate-Kagnetic properties)

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ITCE3W, starshir leytenant.
Da7s of aviators in the German Democratic Republic; In an
aeronautical school. Vest. Vowd. Fl. 41 no.9:83-84 S 158.
(MIRA 11:10)
(Germny, Bast-Aerovautica--Stud7 and teaching)

UCHENIP M.T.; FEDOSEYEV, P.N.
Me4hod for quantitative determiration of hulogens and sulfur
U
and simultaneous determination of halogens and sulfur in
organic substances. Izv.vys.uchejb.zav.; khim.i khim.tekb. 8
no.4:619-622 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Kiyevskiy tekhnologicheskiy Institut legkoy promynhlannosti,
k.afedra organicheskoy khimii.

UCHVIOVP V. M.
i.aladka i e'spluatatsiia chetyrekhstorornerD strogallnogo staruka t4
tipa FA djustment and operation of the heawy quadrilateral planinr mn C". :e~
,L,.,
!'oskw!, IL,'oslesbumizdat., 1952. /,~7 p.
_Z List of itussian Acce3sions., Vol. 6 I:o. 11 Fobruary 1954
X: Month-I

UCMOVA, V. . ... ...
The birth of a camera. Say-foto 17 uo.1:39-41 Ja '57. WaA 10:7)
(Cameras-Aquippient and supplies)

UCH-990VA, V.
A saa tale about silver. Sov.foto 17 no.2:61-63 7 157, (MLRA jo:7)
(Silver) (Photography-Wastes, Recovery of)

MS
UGEMNOVA? V*
ORWANO
Substantial shortcomings in the training of jourralists. Sov.-.?Otc 17
n0-7:11-13 J1 '57 ~Photography-, Journalistic) 10:8)

Uwa-loses of Lhe ('O'I'tOrL Plant and L'I'easures for
CombatIng Them, ed bv F. I. Ucheva-.,kii-, Tash-
kent, 1951; author 'Vasillyev, ;. A..
Mikrobiologiya, Vol XX, :-0. 5, 1951.
W~-`.4-24635-

1.
1. UCHEVATKIN, F.; B-3110DULINA, A.
2. USSIR (600)
4. Cotton Growing
7. Phosphorus leaf dressings for cotton and seed alfalfa, F. Uchevatkin, A. Borodulina,
Khlopkovodstvo 3 no. 2, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL -1953, Uncl.

Solng. Aud powders Weir uxd. Gue leaf at expa. cActom
maisterted by salms, of the Pts compd, One leaf -
E!tn!`drte-tY b4m and 4 abovt Pad the entire plant were
tested each for the presence rf P" compds. by the a~e of a
radio counter. Radioactivity counU indic-Ated that rapid
absorption of the laWed comixis. occarrcd in the treated
leaf; it was tb.!n tran"rted throughout the ptant, includ-
ing the buds, flowcrs, and secd pods. The peactration cl
P43 ccntpds. is u a higher rate Into the sced pods at the upr-
penuost vite-i and penists through tht su~turiug period of
these-edpod. Dusting expts. gave similar results but zcn-.
crally