SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YESIPOVICH, YE.M. - YESKOV, A.S.

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where WS(i'd) is the transfer f-unction of the uhaping,
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YESIYZV, M.K., inzh.
Damping moment resulting from the effect of ejection. Izv.vys.ucbe-b.
zav.; mashinostr. no*7:163.,-170 160. 04IRA 13:11)
1. Moskovskoye vyusheye teldinichaskoye uchilishche imeni Baumana.
(Fluid dynamics)

32 7i,)
6 0/000/0 12/008 /00f~'~
tloo D221 YD301
AUTHOR: Engineer
TITLE., Determining parameters of an ejected stre-air,
PERIODICAL: IzveB-Liya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Dlashtnc,,~trc-
.U V
yeniye, no. 12, 1960, 174-181
TEXT: The problem considered is connected. with the theory of pr~-
pagation of a free stream in space filled with a substance possec--
ing the same physical properties ae the SUbstance of the stream.
It is assumed that the compressibility of the gas stream does rjo~
affect its ejection characteristics. The speed of the free
stream is given by
Um 0.96
U0 ax + 0,29
R
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Determining parameters of ... D22!/D301
where um is the speed in the center of a given. stream ee~ticn,,, u
is the speed in the initiai section; x the distan,-e between the
ven and the initial sections; R . the radlus of the inltall
a 13 an experimental constant which depends on the strurture c
flow in the initial sect-,on. The speed di 9 tributi on In the
vereal section is determined by Gertler's equati-orl
-2 X_
h ax
u
m
w f- Of the ve-I.Gcity a-~ '11.5
-here u and u are the axial componen-
sidered point and on Ikiie axis of the sT-i*eam, Y and y a,e *h--
dinatea of thil. tl~c~n'n I dored point, The of the eje~tej
is determined grapfii(.ally, for which o t, il~ iii ;!j i'- t:-n f I t r o,
-ces of flow for the ctream. The flow funct-lor,
The integration givee
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Determining parameters of D221ID301
Lr= 1.92rn a cos th -~4L-P- - lri ch -tg P
0 41 -E--) (3a)
in polar coordinates r and p. It is necessary to trar'010"m U1111
equation for the case considered. Neglecting the polar distance
0.29 the author obtains
r 2
A
3cos ff C1
(5)
expressing r as a functional of p for a given value ofLP; on the
basis of Eq. (5) one can construct the flow lines. To obtain the
necessary accuracy, two families of flow lines must be constructed.
The author gives two graphs, in which the values of%f,differ by
0.001 and 0.005. The velocity of flow is then vf =A Q/AF,LQ
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Determining paramet.ers of..... D221/11301
=T2 - V, being the flow across the area between two circles with
the radii R1 and R2 and AF the magnitude of the area. A nUmerical
example is given. Graphs of the velocity field obtained from the
theory and experiments are compared. There! are 8 figures, 1 table
and 5 Soviet-bloc references.
A03001ATION: MVTU lia. Bauniana (DIVITU Im. fla=Rtl) VA
SUBMITTED: April 7, 1960
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OTARAYEV, I.B.;-TER-GEVORKYAN, A.A.; SARAli, A.11,.; KALITSEV, G.G.; 1'-vSIY',PVA,
D.H.; YBLOSHVILI, Sh.A.
Some peculinrities of the erildemicilogy nnd clin1cp! rtctiire of the
outbreak cdf a mass food poisoniW, Gig. I snTi. 22 no.12:70-71 D 157
(MIRA 11:3)
1. 1% kafedry infektsionnykh bolezney Seivpro-Ooetinskogo meditsinskogo
institutn I Severo-Ositinskoy resnublikiinskoy ritinitnrno-
onideniologicheskoy strintaii.
(FOOD POISOBING, etiol. & pathoopon.
Salmonella tyDhimurium In food (Rile)
(SAIMONBLLA rRY.E.CTIONS,
ty-ohimurium, food poie. Pusl~
4 tF111111i1;:H11T:11T :,111, 11 IT

F'~
OTARAYEV, I.E.; YESIYEVA, D.M.
Epideniology of n wnterborne outbreak of typhoid fever. Zhur.
m1kroblol.enid. I immun. no.101-15 Jn "59. (141RA 11!4)
1. Iz kafedry infektsionnykh bolezney Severo-Oaetinalrogo
maditainakogo instituta.
(TYPHOID FEM, epidemiology,
water-borne outbreak (Rua)
~1 J. I.;;.

yEstf - 11;1!-'.' ~; ",.1 -- N 11, ri,l f 7~' -1m
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S',lbct--rce0, 1-50 coi.4-: 1.T~')

"-T=]Rff9-Kq-;-SIDYAXIK# GP-; YMBOV, S.Tu.0 akadmik.
Alkaloids of HaPlaphyllm foliom Wed.; foliosidIne. Dakl. Alf
Vs.= co*5:23-26 158. (xm 1118)
is' Institut IthJuJi rastitelln7l& veshohostr AN UzSSR.
(Rus) (Alkaloids)

SIDTAKIN. G.P.; TESKAIROV, M.; TUtUSOV, S.Tu., akademik
Alkaloids of Haplophyllum follsosum Vved. Structwe of dubialdlue.
Dokl. AN Us. SSR no.8:,27-29 158. (MIRA 11:9)
1,Institut khimii, rasiitelinykh veshchestv AN U%SSR, 2.AN UzSSR
(for Yunusov).
(%binidine)

SIDTAKIN, G.P.; TASKAIROV, If.; YUNMV, S.Tu..aktulemik
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Alkaloids of Haplophyllum follosum Vved. Stracture of dubinidins.
Dokl.AN Uz-SSR no.9:17-18 '58- OUR& 11: 12)
1. AN UzSSR (for Yunueov). 2. Institut khimli rastitelinykh
veahchestv AN U%SSR.
(Dubinidine)

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AUTHORS: Sidyakin, G. P., Zeskairov, M., Yunusov, S. Yu.
TITIEi Alkaloids of the Haplophyllum Follosum Vved.
Structure of Dubinidine
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, ig6o, Vol 30, Nr 1, PP 338-
345 (USSR)
ABSTRAM This is a continuation of the Inveatigation of the
enus Haplophyllujri A.. Juss. (family Rutaceae)

nusov, S. Yu., Sidyakin, G. P., Zhur. Obshchey
M
Khim., 22, 1055 (1952); 25 2009 (1955); Doklady
Akad. Nauk UzSSR, 12, 15 (i950)). The authors
studied the alkaloids of the species Haploph~llum
foliosum Vved. (from its stem, leaves, and green
seeds). Four alkaloids were isolated: d-abinidine
(which was first obtained from Haplophyllum d-.ibiLLm
Eng. Kor. -- see the reference cited above),
skimmianine, and two new alicaloids called by the
Card 1/8 authors "foliosine" (foliozin) (Doklady Akad. Nauk
11111 IIIN 17-111111flPI]II[II
111 dir

Alkaloids of the Haplophyllum Foliosum Vved. 77414
Structure of Dubinidine SOV/79-30-1-75/78
UzSSR, 2, 21 195 and "foliosidine lt(follozidin)
(ibid., 5, 23 R950. Dubinidine was recipitated
Vrom aquemis solution of the alkaloids MAs solution
W,I,,j uj)L~,tjjj;j(j by Hio chloroVorin extracts of
H. follosum wlUi sulfuric acid) WIt'll till
The precipitate was dissolved in acetone nd converted
into the hydrochloride (mP 195-1960, EGLI D (-53.920)).
Pure dubinidine 011p 132-1330, [U] 26,5 (-62-950)) was
D
obtained by addition of concentrated NH4.OH to
aqueous suspension of Its hydrochloride. Its ultra-
violet spectrum is shown in the figure below, along
with spectrum of dihydroflindersine (which has a
pyranoquinoline structure).
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Alkaloldn ot, the.
vVell
ni v I ol o t,
4.8 -
4.6 -
0.4 - /* I'
40-
120 260 joo 140
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Alkaloids of the Haplophyllwti Pollosum 1.4
Vved. Structure of Dibinidine SOVIT9 -30 -1 -'(;--V0)j
-'r ~ f ~-
Decarbo-xylat'-J.ori, rjxl.ilatf.on, (
KMn041 chromic, and perlodic acids) etc., have
p.-oven the structure of d'Airildine to be Identical
With (I) J.j-l t~ie, ['Igrure below, i.e., with 2,2-diiiiethyl-
3,4-dioxy-5-methoxy- a, )-dihydrop ranoquinollno.
y
0 Mt Oil Ocil,
OOH
N 0 N/J\O/:"--O'
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Alkaloids of the Haplophyllum Foliuoum
Vved. Structure of Dibinidine
Cara 5/8
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SOV/r9-30-1-75/78
The following de-rivative-3 of dubinidine were
prepared and investigated: hyclrobromide(mP 297-1980);
hydroiodide (mp 16l-i620, Ea] 18 (-47-320)); nitrate
D
0
mp L 6 , ECLI " (-52.39o)); methlodide mp 153-
0~ -177h,
151~ whic uponPaddItion of alcoholic alkali, gave
isodubirildine, compoun(I (II) III the 1.'t~"Llre al)ove (rfip
214-215 0 , [Co 2 (+21.050)); diacetyld-ibinidine (MP
D
108-10911, ICCJ 19 P17 -700)) . Oxidation with M.10
D
led to an aldehyde and then to the optically In-
active diotdijinInic acid (III In the figure above).
Skimmianine was separated from the other two
alkaloids (U-ie 3olld mIxture was obtained from the
chloroform extracts of the ooluUon wiilch was left
after precipitation of dubinidine by triturating
the mixture in acetone., which dissolves foliosine
and foliosldine). The mixture of the two latter com-
POUnds was purified by subsequent addition of 10%

Alkaloids of the Haplophyllum FoliOSUM
Vved. Structure of Dibinidine
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7,1414
SO-V/79-30-1-75/(8
HC1 and aumonla and extraction wlt'-,- chlorofon=
(followed by dist Illation of the latter). 'rhe
resid-ie wa3 dissolved In methanol. and ac.-Ldifled
with alcoholic HCl. The optically Inactive follosine
hydrochloride(iip 253-2540) fell out after addition
of threefold amount of acetone to the cooled solution
and was converted to foliosine by addition of 25%
0).
AHLLoH (nip 188-189 Tne following foliosine 0
dej~ivatlves were prepared: hydrobromidej~p 249-250
(decomp.)); hydroiodide (nip 225-2260 (decomp.~);
nitrate (nip 170-171-50 (decomp.)); methiodide mp
210-2110); and perchlorate (nip 229-2310 (decomp.)).
Its formula was found to be., C15 fl 10 O(NCH3) (CH202).
The alkaloid residue Isolated from the acetone
solution, which was left after precipitation of
follosine, contained mainly folisidine, C 17H 2305N,
,Uj 25(.~111.62o) Its more detailed
mp 141-11120 and . D
C
formula was found to be C 15 if 15 02 ("C'13) (0C11 3) (0")2

Alkaloids of' the Haplophyllum Follouum 77414
Vved. Structure of Dubinidine So'1/79--30-1-75/78
The ultraviolet spectrum (in alcohol) has the
followin Mxima: X 234 (log E , 4.94); 252
(log 92); 324 3 -98); 234 m LL (log E
3.84) Abstracter18 Notei Two maxima X I m-ax 234 are
given in the article. The followiriS desivativest
were preparedt hydr 8'bromide (mp 167-168 ); hydro-
chloride (mp 162-1611 ); foliosidine picrate (mp
182-1830); and diacety1folioeidine (mp 129.-1301)
[a] 18 (+14.950)). There Is I figure; and 14 ref-
D
evenceo, 7 Soviet, 5 German, I U.K., and I U.S. The
U.S. and U.K. references aret G. Sidney, A. F. SIT11th,
E. C. Horning, J. Ani. Chem. Soc. 79, 2239 (195T);
R. F. C. 13vown, J. J. floobs, L. K. H,Jges, E. Ritchie,
Austral. J. Chem., 7, 4, 3118 09-54).
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Chemistry of Plant Substances, Academy
Card 7/8 of Sciences of the UzbekSSR (Instibut khimii rastitell

Alkaloids of the Haplopfliyllutm Follosum
Vved. Structure of Dubinidine
SUBMITTED:
77 11111
SOV/79-30-1-75/78
nykh vezhche3tv Akademii nauk Uzbe;,-:3;,ry 33R)
October 29, 1958
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SERGLYE VA., V. F. ; YE-LSIKIARAYEVA_,_L._ _ _
Effect of alkyl pyridinium iodides and lithium perchlorate on
the solubility of benzoic acid in waters ethyl alcohol, and their
mixt,ires. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.9:2958-2960 S 162. (IUW. 15:9)
1. MuMinkly goijudartAvonnyy univordtot imoni S.M. Mrova.
(Benzoic acid) (Pyridinium compounds)
(Solubility)

KRUMMKOVA, K.A.; IBRAITOV, P.S.; IRMWZHAYFVA. Sh., YPSKAZINA, R.S.
Oyalightlon of 0-hjtropthyjb~px#p~ to IIAO)a tiver P1,14.1yolp,
containing titanlum d1oxIde. Izv.AJJ Mzakh.SSIt.Ser.khIm. no.1,
71-76 159. (KIRA 13:6)
(Benzene) (Indole) (Catalysts)

RACHZV, L.,, prof.; STATEVA, S.; ANTOVA, V.; YESKEHAZI, F.; KEYCHEV, S.
Staphylococcal pne-ozonias in infants. Pediatriia no.9.,16-21
l6le (MIRA 14:8)
1. Iz kafedry detskikh bolezney (rukovoditell - prof. L. Rachev)
Irstituta mikrobiologii (rukovoditell - prof. S. Byrdarov) vysshego
meditsinskogo instituta Sofiya.
(STAPHYWCOCCUS~ (PNEUMONIA)

ZqMVSKIY, I.P., inshener; I~PSUVIGZ, D... redaktor; TRIMILNOVA, A.,
tekhnicheakly redaktor.
[Pinishing work; plastering and painting] Otdelochnye raboty;
shtukaturnye i maliarnye. Minsk, Gos. izd-vo BSSR redaktalia nauch.-
no-tekhuicheskoi lit-ry, 1953. 92 P. (KAL 8:2)
(Plastering) (House painting)

S/830/62/000/001/0'06/012
E111/E192
AUTHORS: Korpusov, G.V., Teske'vich. I-y-, and Zhirov, Ye.P.
TITLE. Group separation of rare-earth elements by the method
of counter-current extraction
SOURCE: Ekstraktsiya; teoriyal primeneniye, apparatura.
Ed. by A.P. Zefirov and M.M. SenyaVin.
Moscow, Gosatoinizdat, 1962. 125-142
TEXT; This work deals with the preliminary separation of the
rare earths into sub-groups by the counter-current extraction'
method. Various representative rare-earth concentrates were used.
J,urified commercial tri-butyl phosphate solvent was used. A
hIorizontal glass extraction apparatus of the* mixer-settler type,
with maximum throughput of () litres/hoitr per phase, was used.
Distribution of the rare-earth clements was determined with the aid
of radioactive isotopes and thoir coxitent by X-ray and spectro-
.photographic methods. The group separation or tho rax,~t-enrth
elements can be effected ill 7-9 1-f nitric acidi the separation of
'concentrates rich in the cerium sub-group elements being the
simplest since the distribution coefficients change little with
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Group separation of rare-earth ...
Elll/E192
element concentration. Determination of the coefficients for this
acidity for elements in neodymium concentrat,e at equilibrium
concentration at 9, 20 and 25 OC showed thai- 1) distribution-
coefficient values for all the elements studied differ little from
those for trace am(.)unts of theme eleme tits 2) the dogree of'
separation of Nd and Sm (viz 2A) is good enough L'or suparntioii in
a few- stages; 3) the distribution coefficients increase with
falling temperature, but the cliange over fluctuations frow, 15 to
20 OC is not sufficient to disturb the prevailing conditions.
Tit(# mchopict devitiod on the bitsiki of theiie results for sephrating
cerium-rich concentrates into betwoen Nd nliti !ilit irtiv(1.
for each stnge, complete separation into the two 5ub-groups with
approximately 90-95t'o theoret.icai efficloncy,. Similarly good
results were obtained with a neodymium concentrate. In these
experiments the feed was introduced half way along the apparatu8,
through which tributyl phosphate and the nitric acid wash
solution were circulating in counter-current. In calculating
process conditions for separating into sub-groups yttriimn-earth
rich concentrates, allowances must be made for the changes in
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Group separation of rare-earth S/`3o/62/000/00i/oo6/oi2
Bill/E192
distribution coefficients-with coricentration. The system tested
gave satisfactory 5eparation at Gd: with a concentrate containing
11~9' La, 12.5 Ce, 1.6 11r, 5 Nd, 1.4 sm, - Eu, 7.5 Gd, .1.4 Tb,
8.7 Dy, 1.3 Ho, 2.11~-Er, 0.15 Till lal Yb, 0.5 Lu, 45 Y, the
dqueoxis phase contained only 250/0 La, 413.9 Ce,.3 Pr, 12 Nd, 4.5 Sm,
8'.Gd and 0.8 Tb; while the organic phase contained only -154 Gd,
-Oi85 Tb, 8.7 Dy, 2.~ Ho. 4.11 Er, 0.6 Till 2,2 Yg, 0.25 Lu and
79.4 Y.
There.are 7 figures and 4'tables.

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G/07BJ62,1007/009/007/007
B144/B101
AUTHOR Korpunov, G. V.9 Levin* V. Ist 13rezhnevat if. Ye.,
Proklinroval IT. P., Yankovich, 1. V., Soreden!,:o P. T,1.
TITLE: Extractive separation of.cerium
PERIODICAL: Zhurna.1 neorganicheakoy khiniio v..7,, no. 99 1962, 2254-2P6i
IV
TEXT., Practical methods for ejct,ra'0ti*q.84,6raiion of 0 from rare eui-ta'h
(RE) concentrates wore developed by studying the distribution coefficienti)
and taking account of.the following fact6re: 1) The solvate formed in
V me d i a
_,-el-nitrate 'extraction by way of tributyl phosphate (TBP) from M,
of different concentration is H [Cecffo~)a. 2, 9 3 On complete
2 ('C4H ) P04
saturation the organic phase contains per liter-200-~210 g metallic Cc or
250 9 CeO 2) When TBP is diluted with hydrated- keroseneixylene, tolu.,ne,
2'
or 001 tho capacity changes-propo
V rtion4ly with the dilution. 5) TBU
must be purified by oxidation or vacuum distillation, 4) The optimum 1111o,
concentration in 3 - 5 moles/1 and corresponds to the overall minimum
CaiM 1/2

WF7d
Ffl!!! I.,1! in M " N ir,61! I. W, AUUN; W1.
Extractive toopitration of corium 19/073~6 2/00 7/0091/007/00 7
B144/B101
distribution coefficients of Re 5) Oxidation should be obtained:
a) by Hr 0 for- PH> 5 or by atmospheria 0 r~if large quantities are involved;
2 20.
b) ~y xBro t.KmnO j ozone$ if amall%quantities munt be' separated.
.3
6) Reextraction with H202 d'3solved in dilute ENO, yields Ce 7
IqE distribution coefficients depend on the Cc content in the organic
phase and on the dilution of TBP- Hence 10C~~.) TBP and. diluted TBP arc
suggested for bhe extraction respectively of large and.1,imall Cc
or both methods can be combined. The operation is eiiher continuous
intermittent. A plant consisting of one extraction and two washin"D, pl,n~ven,
in, vuUgdsted. There are 4 figures and 5 tables.
November 27, 1961
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KORFUSOV, G.V.; YESKEVICH, I.V.; ZHIROV, Ye.P.
Group separation of rare earth elements by the counter ent
extraction method. Ekstr,;teoreprim,,app, no*l;:L25-
- 162o (Rare earths) NMA 15Y.,
(Extraction (Chemistry))

KORPUSOV, G.V.; YESKEVIGH, I.V - PAIRUSHEVA, Ye.N.; YERCIMTKOV, V.V.;
ALEKSMEVA, L.R.
Regularities in the extraction distribution of rare earth elements
in neutral solutions. Ekstr.; teor.,prim.gapp. ro.2:117-140 162. r; ~,
OMRA 15:9)
(Rare earths) (Extraction (Chemistry))

KORPUSOVY G.V.; LEVIII, V.I.; BPEZHIC-VA, N.Ye.; FROKHOROVA, V.P.; YESIEVICH,
I.V.; SEREEEDEMKO, P.M.
Isolation of cerium by the extraction method. Zhur.noorg.khim.
7 no.9:2251+-2261 S 162. 04IRA 15:9)
(Cerium) (Extraction (Chemistry))
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5.5210
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AUTHORS: Yeskevich, V. F., Kornarova, L. A.
TITLE: Determination of Uranium by Amperometric T'-tratlon
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal anaiitichpskay khimli, 19bO, Vol 15, Nr 1,
p9 84-87 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Direct amperometric "Itration of uranium with- a-mjr.,onI--'L'n
vanadate using a platnum microelectrode was studied.
Polarograph "Gintsvetmet" with a mirror galvanometer
was tised. Irndicat~.ng pl&tlnum microelectrode '11,) mm
O)ov, bold ().'! lfqtl 111 At-I'l 10111filit'll
electrode (see YLG. 1) were uood. The ttill'a-tion w-j",
made -ithout application of the external potential. T,~e
inves"t;igated sa-tripi-es were prepared as de-:-crlbed in
Paley, p. 1J., Tnvesttigarioris In the Field of aeolozy
.L .1 YJ
Chemistry, and Metallurgy, Published by Acaceir~-,, Of Scl-
ences USSR, 1955, p 21. The VeSLIiLS ar.~! :~?.OWH
Tables 1 and 2.
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Determination of Uranlix. by Amperometuric T(7 5 4
-Titration SOV/75 -15-1 - lV29
SUBMITTED:
It was "Olirld Tl`rcat ftio to /7ma ) c an be ~je t e r -
mined by tne proposed mel-,hod an acct;~ac;j r oil.' 2-3
There are 3 figores; 2 taole5; and 7 references, 2 U.S.,
1 U.K. 4 Soviet, The U.S. ana U.K, references are:
Kolthoff, I., ignson, H., J. Electroc'rem. So.-,., 55,
138 (1951); Kolthoff, I., Kohn, J., I d. Eng. Chem.
4, 412 1194?); Kolthoff, I~, L,ng
Anai. Ed. 1 ane, J.,
Polarogrvariliv, London, 191)72
August 19, 1958
ard -2 li~

7
I)etermination of Uranium by Ar,-,perometric Tr 1
Titration SOV/"(-5-15-1-lb/29
Fig 1. Bismuth refei,ence electrode. (1)
Bi 6netal) rod; (2) test tube with porous
bottom rilled with 1211 11 28011 (:Otltact
for connection to line.
Card 3/6.

Determination of Uranium by Amperomotric 77754
Titration
SOV/15- 15 - -1 1( /P',)
of,
Tablo 1. Cotiipri Pitt; I.vt., t-1
phollphate pvcclpltatlon
cd~)
cd),
00'001 0,2 t:50 2,00
t 50 2,10
1, 5(1 z, ()5
1,50 2,10
1,5() 2,00
0,001 0,1 0',78 1 , 05
0 70 1,05
0,76 1.05
0,77 j'o.5
Card 4/6 0,78 -
V
cl-; f (17/ -
0, t79 0,238 -0,02t +0,038 -
10 5
1 +i9
0,179 0,250 -0 021 +0,0,50 1
- 0:5 +25
0,179 o,,)44
1 -o:o2t + 1 -10 5
:,~
+
0,179 5 0
0 , 2 -0,02t +() OF, -10
j +
0,171) 0,238 -0,021 +V:0-38 1-10,5 +t5
1 --0,021 +0,0'.A 1-t0,.)7, +22
1), 093 0 125 _0 ().-R -7 4-25
0,091 0: 1215 --4)"()0
~ 2.5
(), 09 t (),1'-)5 -9
~ + 25
0,0112 0,125 -4). (,08 + 025 8
1 +25
0,093 0, 125 -0, 0-07 - -7 + 25

Detennination of Uranium I
Titration
c-p I I --0.M8 +0,025 -8
0, W02 0, 025 1,00 0 3
0 - 0, 00 1
I to : - +(),m:l7
1.15
~ 0273 - +ogv.8 +iu:2
0:0239 - --().()Oil
;1+ .1,0;
W02 0, 0 125 0
5 1 41
0
128 +0 0
0
0 53
: 21
1
: + 1): 4.
:
~ 1 0,56
1 (1,0133
1 + o 4- 11, 4
0,0133

0,00M, 0,(mt;-_) 0, 2(; (
0
0;7 01,05 :
27 +().()0()3 +4 8
0 27 +1),ww + '1
: 8
-1-0,00!k -1-0 01
.

Card 5A

Deter-mination of Uravium by Anniperoirnetric 7 77"
~' I
Titration
Key to Table 1.
a) vandate comdentration; (b) ur,aniuiri introduced
); (c) NH)tVO3 used (nil); (d) amperometvic, (e)
W
with indicator; (f) uranium found (mg); (g) aiapero-
metric, (h) with indicator; (1) absolute orrov
(,I) amperoinetric; (1c) with lndLcator, (m) i-elatlve
error (%); (n) ~unperometric; (o) wII;h Indicator;
(p) average.
6 /6
Capd / .

L";SKIEVICIT, V. 7. - SERLEDDIFO , P.M.
U-ce of a complexon in "he extraction process for obt-lining rare
earth erbium-lutetium concentrates. Ekstr.; teor.jprim.,app.
v
no.2:lJ2-116 162. (MMA 15:9)
(Rare earths) (Extraction (Chemistry)) (Complexons)

STEPUKHOVICHP N.M.; -)MSjMLLC-H.,, Ye.I.; LOPATKI11, A.K.
New gas burner for rotary IdIn . Mement 28 no,2:20-21 I!tr-
Ap 162. .,TV-A 15:8)
1. TSeme3atnyy zavod "Bolshevik".
(Kilns, Rotary) (Gas burners)

VISHNEVSKIY, Ye.N.; YESKIN, A.I.
Combination methods of treating oxidized lead-bearing complex ores.
Obog. rud 6 no.2:10-16 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Ore dressing) (Nopterrous metals)

YES*Rf-I-R-,r--
Drossing of "unyielding" copper ores with preliminary roasting
(review of literature). Obog. rud no.6:54-56 061. (MIRA 15-3)
(Ore dressing) (Copper ores)

M
FERLOV, P.M.; YESKIN,_A.I."IYAGKOUP T.M.
Combined flow sheets for copper recovery from hard-to -ooncentrate ores.
Obog. rud 7 no.5:22-25 162. (MIRA 16:4)
(ore dresaing)

PEIRLOVP 1. M.; YFSKIN, A. I.; MYAGKOVA, T. N,
Extraction of copper from "unyielding" ores using a combined
ore dressing flow sheets Trudy Mekhanobr no. l3lil62-176 162o
New flow sheet for dressing lean oxidized nickel ores. Ibid.:
177-190, (MIRA 13:5)

YESKIN, A.S.
Geolog 7 Of`ihe Uishkaniy Islands in Lake Baikal. Dot-.I. AN
SSSR 112 no.3:490-492 A 157. (MM 10:4)
1. Institut goologii Vostocbno-Sibirskogo filiala Akademii nauk
SSSR. Prodstavleno akademikom U.S. Shatsklm.
(Ushkanly Islands--Geolog7, Structural)

AUTHORS: Yeskin, A. S., Belichenko, V. G. 2o-119-1-36/52
TITLE: On the Paleozoic Granites of the Barguzinskiy ountain-Range
(0 paleozoyskikh granitakh Barguzinsko.-lo khrebta)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol- 119, Nr 1,
PP- 140-142 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs In many places of the Baykallskaya mountain region deposits
occur which are in default of fauna fossils conditionally
classified with the Lower Paleozoic. Thereby the age of the
eruptive rocks which break through these masses also becomes
conditional. Under these circumstances the fields of the den
velopment of notoriously Cambrian deposits are of special
importance. Such a field is the northwestern slope of the
Bargunzinskiy chain, the river basin of the Biramlya. In
the year 1954 a fauna of archeocytes, trilobites and bra.
chiopods (Reference 5) which is characteristic of the upper
parts of the Lower Cambrian section were found in limestones
which were earlier classified with the Proterozoic. At the
upper course of the Biramlya the Lower Cambrian deposits are
broken through by granites. They rorm a small m--osif (2500 x
Card 1/3 800 M) which extends in a northeastern directioh. The grani.

On the Paleozoic Granites of the Barguzinskiy 2o-119-1-38/52
Mountain-Range
tes and the neighboring rocks are individually described.
The properties of the granite are shown in table 1. At the
contact of the granites with limestone-conglomerates and
sandstones a strip of massive assimilation-rocks of a
greenish-gray color is observed. They have a gabbro-
-structure with elements of a poikilite-structure. The
chemical analysis of this assimilation-rock is given in
table 2. From this is to be seen that the granites at the
contact with carbonate rocks are enriched with CaO, MgO,
Fe203 and FeO. But they become poorer here in SiO 2, A1203
and K20. At the boundary of the granites with the Nyan.
doninskaya suite the former are less changed. The mineralo-
gical composition here remains the same as in the central
part or Witj mru)tjifp Wit tho qwwtitative content of the
minerals is changed: plagioclaae no. 35 7o%p (juartz 2o~u,
biotite 5~fo, microcline about 5%, hornblende, aphene, apa.
tite and ore mineral - in insignificant; quantities. As in
Card 2/3 the first case the chemical composition of the hybride

On the Faleozoic. Granites of the Barguzinskiy 2o-119-1-38/52
Mountain-Hange
rocks from the contact domain is closely connected with the
granite-containing rocks. Similar enrichments are observed
here aa there. The lack of younger than Lower-Cambrian de.
posits does not make it possible to determino tho uppor ago
limit of the granites. They are i3imilar to other Lower Pa-
leozoic granites which were several times studied in the
Baykal'skaya mountain region (References 2,4) as follows
from the comparison (Table 1).
There are 2 tables and 5 references, 0 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Inatitut jeologii Von toobno-8ib I rnlcogo 11.11ala Akadvinti
nauk SSSR (Inoiituto for Geology of the East Siberian Branch
of the AS USSR)
PRESENTED; April 6, 1957, by N. S. Shatskiy, Member of the Academy
of Sciences
SUBMITTED: April 5, 1957
Card 3/3

The Biotite Augitite From the 'Ushkanli Islands SOV/20-122-6-40/49
(Lake Baikal)
index of the glass is significantly higher than that of
Canada balsam. This glassy groundmass is filled with
,iountlonn vary thin. greantah-brown btotite plates.,
Phaneroorystalline oliveno whloh Jo jilmorit oomploWly
serpentinized occurs in small Isometric crystals. The
chemical analysis is given In Table I . The spectrographic
analysis (run by A, 1. Kuznets(,,va of the Institute) shows
additional insignificant amounts of Ca, Ni, Cu, V, Ga,
and Zr (traces and hundredths of a percent). Strontium
and chromium occur in tenths oi' a percent. The author
classifies the rock in the Limbi.;rg1ta and Augitite family
and names it biotite augitite. Othzr rare oacm-rences of
augitite in the world are dwar,,-Ibed (Refs 29 4, 6). There
are 1 table and 6 Sovir-t refe~,r-
Card 2/3

.1. "__1
The Biotite Augitite From the Ushkanti Islands SOV/20-122-6-40/49
.(Lnko Bftiknl)
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii Vostoohno-Sibirskogo filiala Akademii
nauk SSSR (Geology Institute of the East-Siberian Branch
of the Academy of Sciencesjussn%
R~
PRESENTED: May 23, 1958, by D. S. Korzhinskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED: May 15, 1958
Card 3/3
~,Jj- 1'4jZ' 1'j. 41
1-1 H

3 (5) 15'0V/11-59-4-11/16
AUTHOR: Belichenko, V. G.p Yeskinp A. S. and Anisimova, Z. M.
I---
TITLE: The Stratigraphy and Metamorphizm of Ancient Strata of the
Central Part of the Barguzin Mountain Range
(stratigrafiya i metamorfizm drevnikh tolshch tsentrallnoy
chasti Barguzinskogo khrebta)
P:;RIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geologicheskayal 19592
Nr 4, PP 40 - 52 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article deals with the metamorphized strata of eruptive
rocks of Pre-Cambrian and Lower-Paleozoic age in the Barguzin
mountains range. The ages of the Barguzin and Nyandona
suites which form the foundation of the cross-section for the
Angara-Barguzin region were fixed differently by many geolo-
gists who had worked in the region. The authors classify
them both as belonging to the Upper-Proterozoic era, because
they are unconformingly covered with Lower-Cambrian
deposits, identified by the fossilized fauna they contained.
The cross-section of these suites is identical with that of
Card 1/3 Upper-Proterozoic strata of the Da-U-Jy mountain range. Rocks
F

-~'OV11-59-4--3/16
The Stratigraphy and Yetamorphizm of Ancient Strata of the Central _'_cart of
the Barguzin Mountain Range.
Rocks of the Barguzin and partly of tile Nyandona strata are
very much transformed by the progressive contact metamor-
phosis caused by granitoids of the Barguzin complex of
rocks. Different aspects of netamorphizm in the Barguzin
mountain range are described in detail. The authors mention
the following geologists who worked in this region: V. V.
Dombrovskiyj N. 1. Fominy L. 1. Salop, 3, A, Gurulev, P. Ch.
Shoboborov, A. V. Kolesnikov, V. 1. Navill and D. S.
Korzhinskiy.
There are 2 maps, I table, 1 profile, 5 graphs and 11 refer-
ences, 9 of which are Soviet, 1 Finnish and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii Vostochno-Sibirskogo filiala LN SSSR
(The Institute of Geology of the East-Siberian Branch of
the AS USSR). Irkutskoye geologicheskoye upravleniye
(The Irkutsk Geological Management)
Card 2/3
1-M-ti 1, "T'!
T'l

tz! OV/11-5 9-4 -.-3/16
The Stratigraphy and Metamorphizm of Ancient Strata of the Central Part of
the Barguzin Mountain Range
SUBMITTED: November 21, 1957
Card 3/3

YESIKO'lt A.S,o inzh.
Swt deepening in the Irivoy Rog Trmi On Pamin. UhaMt.
atroi, 5 no, 3:17-19 Ur 161, (IMU 14:2)
1* Krivorozhakiy filial Ukrainskago nauchno-isaledovatellskogo
instituta organizatsii i mekhanizateli shakltnogo stroitellstva.
(Krivoylkog-Iron ores)

YESKINP A*Se
Archear. stratigrapby and tectonics of the region of 011khon
(western Iake Baikal region). Trudy V3GI Ser.r!,ool. no.5:137-11,6
t62* (DIM 15:9)
1. Vostochno-SibJrskiy geologichoskiy institut Sibixskogo
otdeleniya AN 36SHo
(Oilkhon;lsland region-Geology)

BALAKINA, L.M.; BULMASOV, A.P.; DUVZHIR, G.; KURUSHIN,
R.A.; LOGkCHEV, N.A.; LUKIYANOV, A.V.; NATSAG-YUM, L.;
SOLONENKOII V.P., prof.; TRESKOV, A.A.; FLORMWV, N.A.;
KHILfKO, S.D.; SHMOTOV, A.P.; ARSENIYRV, A.A., red.#2d-va;
DOROKHINA, I.N., tekhn. red.
(Gobi Altai earthquake) Gobi-Altaiskoe zemletriasenie. Mo-
skva, Izd-,4 Akad. nauk SSSR, 1963- 390 P. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Sibirskoye otdolaniye. Vostochno-
Sibirskiy geologicheskiy institut. 2. Chlen-korrespondent
Akademii nauk SSSR (for Florensov).
(Gobi Altai--Earthquakes)

pun. eh) TREYS
PAVLOVSKIY, Yevgeniy iladimirovich; YESKIRT,, Andrey Ste ovi - SH
N.A. otv. red*.; FEM) A,V,.'-gIav'n"'y-y--r:e'd,;' IW2VtOU- "K.I... red.;
14MINERp V.V... red.; TIKOFMVp P*P., redo
[Characteristics of the composition and structure of the
Archean of the Lake Baikal reglonj. Ooobennosti voutaya, i
struktury AYkheia Pribaikallia. Moskva, Izd-vo "Nauka"'I 1964.
125 P. (Akademiia nauk SSSR. Geologicheskii institut, Trudy,
no.110).
(MIRA 17:7)
1. AN SSSR.(for Peyve).

USSR/Plant Physiology - Grovth and Development
Abs Jour Ref Mur - Biol., No 18, 1958, 8202'(
type. The variations in the content of DNA in points
of growth of 6-year old oaks were studied by using the
Unlia histochernical method. The iuteasity if the green
coloratioa of the nuclei of neristematic cells on cuts
made manually with a razor vas deterndned by pyronine.
The results were particularly clear oa oaterial fixed
in 960 and 800 alcohol for a period of 48 hours. The
most intensive nuclei coloration was observed durin's, the
period of unfolding of buds (beginninp, of May). Then,
it diminished and almost desappeared after the cessation
of neristematic activity (end of ~by). Observati-)-,is an
the dymaics of root growth, which were carried out daily
with tile aid of Glass inserted in the r.-.izosphere, showed
that the ra-As also grow periodically and stjp their
growth 3-4 &-ys earlier than tho shoots. The data obtain-
ed in this manner c~)arirrts D.A. Sabiniii's ideag in the
dependence of the rhythm of the growth on the rhythm of
Card 2/3

IMAYEVOY. S.Yk.; YESIM21, B.I.; ZAYTBHV, N.M.; VARKOVA, O.M.
Developing methods of shelterbelt afforestation for the
Tergeni Hills. Trudy InBt.lesa 42:11-66 959.
(MIRA 12:12)
(Yergeni Hills--Windbreaks. sheltarbeltB, etc.)

M&YEVOY, S.Ya.; ZAYTSN, 11.14.; YESIK111, B.I.; VaKOVA, O.M.
Protecting young Zaglish oak plantations by strip plantings
of shrubs and tall field crops. Trudy Inst.lasa 42:67-97
'59. 041RA 12:129)
(Oak) (Windbreaks. shelterbelts. etc.)

lr3f~rminiin-, -he temperature of a drillinF- fluid ci-rcul-t-Ingg
a we3l. Dokl. An Zerb. SSR 16 no. 120265-216-9 160.
(~'IRA 14: 2)
1. InAitut razrabotIci n3ftyanyUl i
Prudatiwlcm L,*A,LdUMI'l(:,n
fluida)
qi
lk

YESKINY F,I,; DMITRIYEVA, F.Ita
1. 1 r - ll:'i - -7 ru :F
I find rrll 117, C `aF"r! " - t"'
.1
p0~10il)].(j ()rror'l ct;,j W 11 logi I ~
wind upeed from a EllldjJll V05t, 1,GU 20 nc).lB 165 Pf!c) M 1-b : 10)
geografii no*32131.;-138

F. I.
,I
A new method of setting up Graafen's marigraph from Mgih-
board vessels. Okeanologlia 5 no.2063-365 165. (141RA 18t6)
1. Geograficheskly fakulltat Lenlngradskoga pndurat*tinriogo
universiteta.

misnu, F.I.
-~o
.." --',ivA'7,CMWqT
- I
Deftiation of the term nzastrue ivith nummry in maglishle
to- , - (KIU 11: 12)
Vest.LGU 13 no.12.184-185 '58.
(Snow)

YISKIN, 7, 1.
I
Wfect of
Vast. XGU
Atlantic waters on upper levels of Arctic seas.
15 no.6:153-158 160. Ofin 1301)
(Oceanography)
I H i~ :i
I F.~;;!

, , r4,, i i
YF.SLMr P. I.
Nature of wave interfereace in recording the electromagnetic
measurement of currents. Vest,WU 16 no.12s,158-160 161.
(MM 14:6)
(Ocean currents--Wasurement)
I

YESKIN, F.I.
Effect of the hull of a shIp on r"Sda by ',hp,
electromagnetic method for m-aqu-ing thp velocitien of currents.
Vest. LOU 18 no.18tl66-169 163. (mm-(A

DMITRIYEVA, F.A.; :fE.SKIN., F.I.
Velocity of gusts over the sea. YAt.po mite-or.i klim. ned:
1 58-65 163. (MIRA 17:3)

YESKIN, F.I.
Variability of the wats-:!r temperature I-ri -.~-.o 13T.3rfp---e of --he
WhIte Sea in tho "cold pole" region. M,3t,;jf-jr, i g1drol, no.4-133-.35
Ap 165o Wu
1. Laningradskiy gosudarstvennyy unjve!r.,dtot.

.W., Lull
I " 11
j1111WE 1' 11 11A ~1-11 Idd
E fl E 11 1A 18 i- I 11 1 f-I I ;, I ; ~ ~ I I N! Mill 11,1111
di

1
-2
51-43-66 VIM '&Qg__qV1
ACC Nks APGO05902 7
AUrHoR Yeakin, F. X. Dadpayeva. F. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Possible errors In chipboard wind Velocit-Y ulazuremw*ts aue to the effect,of
Mary, atanudians
SOUFM LmIngwdo Vniveraftet. Veotalk. Berlys geologU I geograrl.L. no. 30 1965.
TOPIC TAGS: anemometer, research ship Instrumentation, wm=j6e=w*ima, wind velo-
-ABSTRACT: The authors consider distortions In Wphoard anintameter readings due to
roll and yaw. Pitch is not considered since the anemometers used In this work am, or-:
dinarily hemispheres which do not react to vertical oscillatlons. 1 Upressions arq!
given for the path of the measuring instrtment in terms of Its altitude above sea lev-:
el. the average~amplftude and period of the oacillatoory motion and 'the angle of the
wind with respect to the longitudinal weis of the chip. Vablime are given for compen-
sating the effect of roll and yaw on anemometer madlimp, It is -shown that error.4;
from this source may reach considerable prcpo no. orla'o ort., W-s: I figure 0
tables, 2 fdmulu.
.SUB CODV:- OW SUBM DATEt 010ct64/ CRIG 1EF1 Coll/. OTH IREF: 000
lfll~ A 111' [111 i'll 11 IIIIIII]l l�j~.T""IjlIIjIII ill 1111tIl i1 11111 !111111!111 1'! Ill! 1;1, 1" 11 I~lI
R 1

I , -AT
N / - - --Aj :, --4 "
U .4- 1,
Ta.
In the Moscow Society of Endocrinologists. Probl. endok. i gorm. 3
no.3:121-123 My-Je '57- (HIRA 10:10)
(INDOCRINM GLANDS)

YESKIVv I.A.; M11MAIUVA, H.V.
Functional conditions of the pituitary and adrenal cortex under stress
in young and old rats. 1"robl. endok. i garm.,~ no. 3:3-8 M7~e 160.
(MIRA 14:1)
(STRESS (PHYSIOLOGY)) (ADRENAL CORTEX)
(PITUITARY BODY) (AGING)

-TESKIN, I L.I.
The "Ob' in the center of a cyclones Inform, blul. Soy. antark. okrp.
no.?:1"7 159 (MIRA 13'-3)
(Ballemv Islands--Cyclones)

TISKIN, L.I.
Thirteenth voyage of the 1051aval whaling fleet. Inform. biul. Sov.
antark. ekep. n0-10:33 159 (MIPA 13:3)
(Antarctic regions--Whaling)

1 YESKIN, L.I., mladshi7 nauchnyy sotradnik
Study of water and heat balance In the llr-~e Paosaga. Inform.
biul.Sov.antark.ekap. no-12:29-32 159. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Anticheskiy I aatarkticheekly nauchue-issledovatel'skiy
inatitut.
(Drako Paansgn-Ooe4n currante)

At the inaccessible archipelago. Inform. biul. SoT. antark. eksp.
no.23&46-47 160. (KIRA 14: 5)
(Bd1lony Inlando-Dinoovory =1 exploration)
11 mW 11

XESKINj L.I.P- niladshiy nauchnn votrudnik
Current in the Lfitzdw-Eolm PAye Informa hjul, soy, antark. eksp.
noo 2400-32 160o (MIRA 140)
1. Arkticheskiy i antarktich4idkiy nauchno-ibaledovatelookiy
inAitut.
(Witzow-Holm Bay-ocean currents)

YESKUT., L.I., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudail; LEDEVE*, V.G., mladshiy
-Lfiduyy sotrudnik
Surface currents along the profile South Africa-Antarctica.
Inform. biul. Sov. antark. ekep. no.26:26-30 161. WIRA 14:7)
1. Anticheskiy i antarkticheskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy
institut.
(Antarctic regiono-Ocean currents)

WW 1 11 it
7-- t1
ESP I

a
TE Al

Yll"Alify TI.I.) rJad:Jily :-.otinAdnik
!!Corstant" ourrents ~,f J,en-fnrrad Da:T - : c r r -.1 f -- 'I? ~-. -1 ';-.- :: -. -~ 1 r. e f: -,a -~
d L ta, . Ln f c) Irm . b I .1i I . S. n v . P. n ta r k . -;. k s p . n o * 1. 9: ". 0, - - 2 3164 6'MIRA 1SS5)
1. j,.rjtle-j,.eslriy i antarl-! ll.cheskiy naur!-,nr,-i~gledava;pll:,'e.J.y
1 11 . -
institUL.

FIOSHIN, M.7a.; TOMILOV, A.P.; AVRUTSKAYA, I.A.; KAZAKOVA, L.I.;
'~~kjyj _NT.,- GRCMOVA, G.A.
Medno.of synthesizing dials, Zbur. VKHO.S no.5s600 163.
(MM 17:1)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tekinologicheakiy institut imsni
D.I. Mendeleyeva. I ~ I

--US-luNr V-r--traktorist (der.V.Berezovkap Yelovskiy rayonp Femskaya ob3ast 1);
ZHDANOVSKIY, N., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; MORSHIN, A., kand.tekhn.
nauk
Determination of the power rating of an engine, Sell,mkh,
no*3-.35-37 162* (Tractors-Engines) (MM 150)

YESIKINAI L.M.1 SKAKALSKAYAt Ax.
Metric invariants of surfaces in quasi-elliptic spaces. Dokl.
AN Azerb.SSR 18 no.1:7-10 16Z. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Kolomenskiy pedagogicheskiy Institut. Predstavleno akademikom
AN AzSSR Z.I.Khal:Llovym.
(Spaces, Generalized) (Surfaces)

YESOKIlfA, Tjj.,(Arzamasskaya oblasti); FMOROVA, P.G., (Voroshilovgrad);
M.I.,(Stavropoll); SOSNOVIK, I.Ya., doktor meditsinskikh
nauk (Moskva); STIFANOVA, F.D., starshaya meditainskaya sestra(Sochi)
Work of the council of nurses. T.K. Malkim and others. Had. sestra
no.1:24-27 Ja. 156. NLRA 90)
1. Predsedatell Soveta meditainakikh seater (for Yealkina. Fedorova,
Koshina)
(HUSES AND NURS ING)

NAVROTSEIr, LV., inzh.; TOMSNKO, Yu.S., inzbi,; BRONINA N.Yo.; YNS.'KOV-,
A. L - -
Investigating the process of Impact fatigue bjr a EGVO-150
testing machine. Trudy Ukr.nauch.-inal.inst.w t. no.5:
28?-301 159. (HIRA 13:1)
(Metals-Fatigue) (Testing machines)

YESIMDV, A.M. (Rostov-na-Domi)
Industrial practice for students in the tenth class. Fiz.v shkols, 16
n9-3:57-62 MY-Je 156. (KWA 9:7' )
1.12-7a eredwaya shkola,
(Tachnology-Study and teaching)

BELYAYFV, G.I., doktor tekhn. nauk [deceaaed],-.M1WVq A.S., in,-.h.,
BARINOV, Yu.D., kand. tekhn. nauk --
Capwi.-Y of titanium., titanous-vanadium and manganese steels for
enamling. Mashinostroenle no.3:83-85 14y-Je 165. (MIRA 1R~6)

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B!.'I,Yt,YEV, (..i.v clok~r~,r Leklin. miuk ~A
-MAF0,111A., NU.~ k--ind. nuiuk; FONOMP-J~'Ciii;F, inzi".
Corrosion of :,teei in sitirate and
Mash inn3 t,rne!-,4 e no.5:9..?-~,) S.-O 165. (MIFA 18:9)

'n -liy Semr-novich"~ 1.11AKSIMGHUK, Aleksey Arsacntlyi!vich;
KAZAKFUGH, Fiduard Veniaminovich; SOTSKlY., Ananly
Vlt,1117 'MRIN"
Mikhal-I Stuwyl-)vlch~; FEMWI, S.A.y profos, d6kfrjr i~sklm.
nauk, retsenzont
(Short liandbcok on sbaft deepening) Ya-atich svrsvochn~k po
uglubke stvolov sh&kht. 1~oskva,, fledra, 1965. 175 )).
(MML 16;8)

1 :1
inzh.; GORWN, S.B., insh.; YNLISAVNTSKAYA, I.S., inzh.
Efficient flowsheets for Krivov Rog shaft deepening. Shakht.
strol. 4 w-7:9-11 J1 $60. Ocau 13:7)
1. Krivorozhskiy filial Ukrainskiv nauchno-issledovatel'skiy
institut organizataii i mekhanizataii. shakhtnogo atroitelletvas
(Krivoy Rog--Shaft sinicing)

-YESIKOV A S inzh.
Drilling advanced boreholes in deepening shafts (from "Annales
des Mines da, Belgique,ff no. 12, 1959 and "MLzes Yagazine."
no.1, 1959). Rhakht. stroi. 6 no.1001 0 162. (MM 1539)
(Boring)

S.S., inzh.; SM~IJY..
,:~AUIKCHUH, A.A. 4nzh.; Ir.;SELOV, Yu,~
Doepani%, tha shaft of tho Komintern Nina. .,hrC-[ht. stroi.
6 no./:20-.24 J1. 162. OlFul 15~7)
1. Sh,0-11,,toprol-l(-deiijsl-c,.ye ul)ravleni,.,,e llo.2 tr-7-i;tn
(for laholayenko). 2. Krivorozl,.t3!,iy f1h,
C.. 4 7
Ularainn: .-o rmchno-isaledovatallskogo imtituta
MU!i,-!zatsii ,,-a' Anogo otroitel ls~tva (for YLS,kov, :30t5klyj
Mak.simclni!-, Vesclov).
(Krivoy Rog Basin-Shaft sink-i i-

YESIKOVP A.S., inzh.
Study of the possibility of increasing the rate of deepening
vertical stopes in KrIvoy Rog Basin mines. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; gor, zhur. 6 no,6r48-56 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Krivorozhskiy filial Ukrainskogo nauchno-isoledovatellskago
instituta organizataii i mekhanizatsii shakhtnogo stroitel'stva,
(Krivoy Rog Basin--Shaft sinking)