SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AFANASYEVA, G. N. - AFANASYEVA, M.A.
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L 18408-63 W(J)/W(m)/BDS AMC/MD Pc-4 ROW
ACCESSION NR: AP3006186 S/0080/63/036/007/1587/1591
AUTHORS: Afanaslyeva;_G, N,; Voltf.-L, A,; Moos,, A. is#
Slut6ker, A. I.;.! FrenkeP~ S. Ya.
TITLE: Analysis of the orientation of highly-ordered regions i
strengthened f.ibers prepared from polyvinyl alcohol. lie
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khiraii, v. 36, no. 7. 19639 1587-1591
TOPIC TAGS: high-temperature extrusion, plastics, X-ray diffraction
ABSTRACT: Authors studied the orientation of hardened fibers and
compared the obtained results with freshly prepared and untreated
fibers. They hoped by this to either prove or disprove the effect
of hydrogen bonding and the orientation on the rigidity and solubi-
lity of these fibers in water which were prepared from polyv'inyl
alcohol. The orientation of highly aligned crystallites were evalu-
ated by X-ray diffraction by both a photographic method and ioniza-
tion registration method. It was shown that the analyzed polyvinyl
alcohol fibers are highly crystalline and that the crystallites are
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oriented around the fiber axis or C-axis of its elemental cells.
Thus, the results of X-ray diffraction analysis showed thats
during
thermoplastication stretching, some structural changes take
places
resulting in a considerable increase of orystallite orientation
as
well as of rigidity. Orig. art. has: 1 table and 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy tekstiliny*y institut imeni S. M.
Kir'ova
Mpningrad textile institute).-Institut vy*sokomolokulyarny-,.'kh
soy-
edineniy, AN, SSSR (Institute of high-molecular coMounds, AS,
SSSR)-p.
Leningradskiy fiziko-teknn!U116s1c1y institut imeni A. F. Ioffo,
AN,
SSSR-(Iteningrad Physics-engineering institute)
SUBMITTED: 19Dee62 DATE ACQ: 25sep63 ENCL: 00
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ALMIOR: Afanas'yeva, G. N.; Bessonov, M. I.; Vol'f, L.A.; Me-os,
A. I FzvaktVL_
S. Ya.
TITLE: Study of the the imcmie-chanic al pr,)-J,~7
SOURCE, Zhurnal priklasdnoy khimii, v. 37, no. 6, 1964.
-13)'C)-1355
TOMC TAGS: po1:rvt-iylAlcoho1 7-- 7~ --
ABSTRACT: Tbe physical and technolo, -1 -,ts T-- po i-
ztr-ni-,*~h po!3r-%ri-nyl-
alcohol (FVA) 'ibers obtal-ned tv
'V, ",--,Peraturps
neal tne softerli-116 tcmpf'r~,tur~,, -,-e 5"
alyparatuf, provided vith a h.Ighly dynamometer, as described
by A. P. RudzLkovFAvtomatizirovanriv-*~, r, la 4!,,py*t,-.niya
plepok i volokon
i opy4i ero ispol'zovaniya. (Autamate-d dynaMOITO-ter f'cr
tcsting films and fibers
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t -d!,~_Vio
I-Ate
ac iie t
U_
4o
ratUrv-, -ii *1
degre I
rme r J.-
e 01 tcMPc=tUre Maxim eav characteristic of the degree
th
of fiber a-zientation. Vne meViitudc of the stivr,,,; eit thn
mLaxj-~,kjr4 c!an ccr -e ;7,~
e r~
ar,
inlex to thf~ -irient P,,' state of t',nc f1lbi-. -,i.e y --st
VIC
inaexes ror the deg-ce of orientation and also for modulus of
elasticity, deforma-
deft)
tion md other parameters determining the W-icle
r .0
Thv_ treaTcd ri"rs do not shov sharp
~I
The law value-, In the fortna.-I-dehl, _tj
~Up 4~0 he imite
f, T" -1
sei;ment&I mob-*Ilty of tl~e n , -, t
iF~ due tr -,Iir
,-;w na-ximn nae shiftk~-d
i~ r o n-,- -a-
v
at-Opr, _qQ the
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poi~,mer. At Idgher loadings (5-27, 10-53 M./m 2) the relaxation
stresses of the
fiber are exceeded at 30 and 60C causing ame elongation, but the high
str~-,th
fib,~r still retains moct of its properties 1q 1-,- -2 -11-( i r1r,
art. has:
f i gure P,
AV -institat i=ni S. 11. Kirlova Lenln--
ASDOMAT-10M. Unlrigr4owdekly kitiltoyty
Textile Institute)'Institut vy*ookmolelml yarny*kh sovedineniv All SSSR
(Institute
cif Micromolecular Crampoundo)
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AUTHOPS-
TITLEt
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S/07 9/61/03.1 /011/013./Ol 5
D228/D30'5
Golodnikovg G. V.,-, and Afanas'T'~va., G, S-,
Triamyl,-. trihexyl-, and triphen-yl...(n--b--imopheuntv)-
silanes
Zhurnal obshchey khimii,, v. 31, no,, 1l,, 1061,,, 3'735-3738
TEXT: The authors studied the synthesis and properties of
thrf-s
little-known silicoorganic bromides and two new siLlicoorganic
alcohols
triamyl-(n.-bromopheno.xy)silane (1)~
trihexyl-(n-.br--.)moph-enoyv)siltLae
(11); triphonyl-(n-.bromol,lienox-,y.)silftne (110~
Meth:vl-(a..trt(UIIrIFi('q.-
xyphenyl)carbinol - n-(C 11 )SiOC R CHORCH MY and methyl-
5 11 6 4 3
(n-triliexylailoxyphenyl)carbinoI -- n,.(C 6U 13
)SiOC6114CTIOHCII3(VI. pr,!,-
vious research by G. V~ Golodnikov, B, W. Dolgo-. V. F,,
Stdova (Hef" A
Zh. obahch., khimii, 30, 3352, 1960) on the properties and
reactions of
bromides of the type n.-RSiOC 6H413r disclosed the possibility
of their
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Triamyl-, trihexyl-9 ando~,o D228./D305
conversion into secondary silicoorganic- alcohols by memns of
acetaldehy&
and magnesioorganic compounds, The method of O)e cittalytic
dAygivo.-
conden.~Ption of trialkyl- and triarylsilanes with n
bromophetiol and 3.
ZnC12 or SnC1 2 catalyst, given in B, N., Dolgo-?. Yu, 1,
Xhudobiu, and
N. P. 1(haritonov (Ref. 2~ Iz71. AN SSSR,, Otdi-1. khim,,
nauh- 113,: 1958)~
was used to prepare L II, and III.., For synthesis of IV,,. a
mixture of
Mg. abs, ether, I,. and ethyl bromide was first boiled for 12
afte-~
'which the solution was successively rooled, reacted vith in
abs, ether, boiled for a further 30 hr.. ftnd decomposed vith
Pirf vatc-,
The subsequent vacuum- -di still ation of the separated and
dritA ethey. 3.flyi.,
0 - - 198 ~ 0
yielded three fractions~ 175 - 198 triawylplienoosysil ant .
- 20:7
IV contaminated with some unreacted bromi dt, . rot-1 208 --
216 0- pure 'N :,
Il was converted into the desired alcohol by an ideziti-.0
proctdu-,~.i tliE~
fraction boiling at. 85 - 325 0 contained V p.lue somik
trihexylpli~noxp-
silane, while the 233 - 238 0 fraction consist;d of pure V.
Tht absenr-~
of triallcylsilanes and hexaaIk-y1disilox&ne-q in tb,?
r#,afJi,)n--pr,.)da0'S 1-r-
considered by the authors -to testify to xh~ hYdro.113,vi.:
stability of the
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AUTHOR: AvAreyev, D. N.; Afanaelyeva,
G. S.
d- -b I
ORG: Institute of Macromolecular Compoun s, Academy of SciEnces,
SSSR (Institut
vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SS-S-R-7-
TITLE: Organosilicon polyamides.~ I. Synthesis of dicarboxylic
aliphatic organosilicon
acids I
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, V. 36, no. 9, 1966, 1628-1633
TOPIC TAGS: organosilicon compound, =S=vve4t4vun polyamide,
org=6s*i*tm
dicarboxylic acid
ABSTRACT:' This article is the first in a series on the study of
organosilicon poly-
amides. Some polyamides from dicarboxylic acids which contain
siloxane links in their
cauin are known. Polyamides from a dicarboxylic acid with one
silicon atom in its
chain are mentioned in the literature, but not described.
Synthesis of two silicon-
containing dicarboxylic acids was prompted by the desire to study
the effect of the
length of the acid chain on the properties of the polyamides
obtained from such acids.
The general formula of these acids was (CH3)4Si/(CH2)n CODH/2. The
first of the
synthesized acids, with n = 2, namely,
4,4-dimethyl-4-silaheptane-1,7-dicarboxvlic
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AFANASIYEVA, I.A.
A
Climaticdhaiac~eristics of Ayak*alkan Health Resort
area.
Trudy Inst"'.'tr'aiev.pat.?4AN Kazakh. S.S.R.
1106-89 162.
(MIRA 16 S 4)
-(ALMA-ATA PROVINCE--HEALTH RESORTS, WATERING
PIAGEfo ETC.)
(AIMA-ATA PROVINCE-GLIMATE)
AFANASIYEVA, Jgke ,
Cli-matotherapoutic characteristics of middle-alti tilde
htalth resorts
in the mmuntains of southeastern Kazakhstan. Vest. AN
Kaza-11. SSR 21
no.7-015-20 J1 165. (MIRA 18:8)
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-4/Pt-1, /P
_P_
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K S S A'5Du?I_Q
A A Dem'
R Mu ro mov a v
e :- v n a
1. Svnthesis of amino acids~ o f t1he IiE xa7ie set, ~e s and
of polya-mides
based on such acids
SOURCE: AN SSSR, Institut neftekhimicheskogo sinteza. Sintez i
5 Voy s Eva mo n ome r ov7e s yn t In es a 7 s nome r s Moscow,
Iz6-vo Nauka, 1964, 220-225
I~~_'?IC TAGS: amino acid, polyamides Ny_~on,' tiiertnal
sLability
I
5 1 , A Cr I~ev amino acids hn-,.,e Ibeen r-en- red ind
converted to new
Vall, C.I?S with h'. 2h ther!;.ia" 5 ~"D~ -e '~'nclosure lists
the amino acid monomers ana rne meiEing points oi Lae monomers
anO
polymers (all the monomers except the (4-aminocyclohexyl acetic
acids are new). Fig. 1 of the Enclosure 5:.ows -i ty-)-,cal
thermor~cchan-
ical curve. Polycondensation was carried out in scaled ampuls
under
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nitrogen at 200-320C. The polyaraides from the trans monomers were
4
-soluble in the solvents common For poly,-v~i 'o,,, and were soluble
only in concentrated d2Sn4. The polyami~cs fro!n CiS monomers
,_h- the rpAI
were soluble in t1le OT-Mon Dolvamide-solvents. -,is,ble hi
stabilicyp"Cc;polymers~were prepared fro-r. ---,e -e%-- i7~--o acids ana
c-capr-:)-
v7e r S Me I te d a t temp
aczam or .-ami-ioenanthic acid., ine C-)7o~
eratures ot up to 456C and were soluble bo";l and in
c-,esol. Orig. art. has: 5 formulas, 2 flgures .1,1d table.
ASSOCIATION; none
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curve
for rne polvamide from
trans-4-a,-,I.nocyclohexylacetic
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Table 1. Properties of polvamides from a .--a 7,11no
acids with cyclohexane
Amino acid
SP
MOriMeT
--CIIIG 00H
i
291111
M5
trans-il.N,- -CHI-Cill-COOHI
0
292
490
0. G7
-/-\-Cli I-CH 3-COO H
25?
2160
0,78
,rans-, ,N jc-,
1/-Cli'(10011
-
c i S H,C-0--,,11 'coo H
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?IURfVOVA, R.S.; P.M.H.SlYVA, I.A.; J.D.
PreptxatJon ol' o,~il from civ-1-
aminocyclohm yl acetic acid, "41hur. VIUM 10 no. 165
Nnu', Ig.-I)
I. Go.3udarstvennyy nauebno-Issledovatel Iskly i
proyektznyyr in-
stitut azutroy promyshlennosti I Froduktov sin.-
teza. Submitted May 6, 1965.
. 1'.' 1
RODIONOV, S*P.; AYANASIYEVAI,,I.M. [Afanaslieva,
I.M.]
Skarnoid xenolites in Gnivan' granodiorites. Geol.
thur. 17
no.3:82-88 '57. (Ukraine--Mineralogy) (MIRk 11:2)
uchastiye: BARJUlk, -.14.
Y,UROMOVA, R.S.;_A~~ANA~L' v 'OU, I
Polyamides based on amino acids of the cyclohexane
series.
Part 1: Po3yamides based on cls- and trans--isomers
of
4-aminocyclohoxylacetic acid. Vysokr-lm. soed. 5
rio.10:3461-
1467 0 '63. (MIRA 17:1~
1, GosudarstveraW nauchno-iosledovatellskiy i
pre.vilft-ITY
institut azotnoy promyshlennosti i produktov
.-:-anicheskogo
sinteza.
GALATSKIY, D.D, OWANASIYEVAY I.S.; FRDLYUIDER, 1.11.
N -
Investigating the rate of diffusion of copperj
magnesium,
and manganese in aluminum depending on the degree of
deforrra-
tion during extrusion. Alium. oplavy no.3:263-270
164.
(MIM 17: 6)
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AUTHOR- Galatskly, B. 1yeva, 1. S.; Fridlyander, 1. N.
D.
.....................
TITLE: A study of the rate of Cu, Mg and Wn diffusion in aluminum
In relation to the.
degree of deformation during extrusion
SOURCE: Alyuminlyevy*ye splavy*, no. 3, 1964. Deformtruyemy*yo
splavy*
(Malleable alloys), 263-270
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum alloy, duralumin, alloy Al, alloy D16, copper
diffusion,
manganese diffusion, magnesium diffusion, component diffusion
analysis, extrusion
related diffusion, temperature diffusion dependence, deformation,
aluminum extrusion
ABSTRACT: Samples (150 mm long) cut from hexagonal bars extruded at
380C from
twinned Ingots (see Fig. 1 in the Enclosure) of alloys Al and D16
(containing, respectively,
In %: 0. 015 - 4. 1 Cu, 0. 016 -.1.62 Mg, 0. 008 - 0.44 Mn, 0. 19 -
0.43 Fe, 0. 18 - 0.36 SI)
were preheated for 102 to 105 sec. in a niter bath at 470, 490 or
510C and spectrally
analyzed along diagonal sections (10 to 1*30') to determine depth
oi'diffusion and dependence
of diffusion coefficients on temperature and coefficients of
elongation (X = 3. 7. 10. 0, 21. 0
and 47. 0).. Results are tabulated (see Table 1 in the Enblosure)
and indicate that the
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Mean values of the diffusion coe ~~I,Cu, Mg and Mn from
ifflotents DVec 7
into almminma
CoefficI6ntbf--610#gation
co
T~mperature, ponent!
-C i.7 10.0, 2XO,-t 47.0..
1.7XIO-M 5.OXIO-JQ, 1,6W" 5.5XIO-I*-*
310. 49 3 *. 1xio-10
5,Ox 10-10 OAWO"10 2.9X1"
An 3:6XIO-10 7,7XI07-1C'i,IIx4O,,q 8,3x
on 10- 2.3x10-10 6,3X00-10 2.OXI"
I.Ox
im AS 2,7xlO-:: 3,8xIO-I#,I 6,WO-10 11 .6)(10
ma I'SX10-10, 3.7xlo-*;I, 1.0XV0 3,0XIO-1.
10,1t. 0
7.2X1
cm .9.
I.r,.2XtO
2,OxIO-11 SX10710
jig. %10~16
i. I=: 9,7
CIO-11 1,5)(10-.;1o j.6g4orle 9"giclo-O
9
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SHTERNGAS, Ta.; AFANASIYIWA. K.
eft
Polyvinyl chloride linoleum. Stroi. mat.. Wel. i
konstr,
2 no.7:13-14 Jl '56. (MLRA 9:10)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Mytishchinskogo silikatnogo zavoda
(for Shterngas).
(Linoleum) (Ethylene)
ility of adhesion-to-mstal band and
Vickers
hardness, respectively. ES-7 lid not burrrwhen exposed to 100-1100C for 20 sec.
N
CH,-CH-CHO 0 /\_LOCH to,
~~ ~~O
\0/ U, NO
CH \POCH
C
H,- -CIIf,OP N N 1-ai-ICHIO
NP/
0/
/0
'CHj-CH-CH'O>__/ CH,Oi
\0/ G-S- 7
Orig. art. hass 6 figs- - -----
SUB GODSio7jil/SUBM DATS; none/ 0410 RM 003
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AnDS17VAg L.; DUBROVA, G.
Vae of antibiotics in the storage of chilled poultry,
1holotekh,
37 no.4:38-39 JIP-Ag 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1, Leningradskiy institut sovetskor torgovli im.
F.Incel'sa.
(Pbultry-Storage) (Antibiotics)
AFAIUS.IYZVA,, L.A,, prepodavatell-biolog (Chelyabinsk);
KOlidUSWINA,T., yunnat
. (Chelyabinsk); VOBSHCHINA, S., yunnat (Chelyabinsk).
Effect of sowing time on the quality of spring wheat
seads, Agrobiologiia
no-3:143-144 147-Je 156. (M1RA 9:9)
(wheat) (sowing)
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SOURCE. -1(if zhi~. f i Z ika-i- ---Ab iG
AUMOR! Afanaoeva, L. A.; ~01kqv_,__,&_S,
TITLE: Haze in southwestern Tadzhikistan
CITED SOURCE: Sb. rabot Dushanbinsk,__gj4rometeqro1. obse VYp. 1,
1964, 42-52
TOPIC TAGS; haze, atmospheric turbidity, aerosol, atmospheric
visibility, dust
storm, cold front, occluded front
TRANSLATION: This paper gives the frequency aTid distribution of haze
in Tadzhi-
kistan during the period 1956-1960. The maxup,_E-i freruenLy of haze
is observed in
July and August; haze is a rare phenc~menon in tht coi6 half-year. The
most common
duration of haze is 1-2 days; the r-zximLLn duration during the
considered period
was 6 days. The maximum in the diurnal curve of the irequency of haze
is between
0900 and 1900 hours local time. -Tvie diurnal variatlon of haze is the
same as the
diurnal variation of -the wind. During haze, vi.-d'bi.11ty ranges from
several tens
of meters to 4-10 km. The wind vz1ocity at which transport of an
advection haze
is observed is -8 m/sec. In 75% of all cases the formation of haze is
associated
C1~4h.cold intrusions from the west and northwest. On the surface
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westerly intrusions over Central Asia appear as the passage of one
or two parallel
meridional cold fronts or occluded fronts accompanied by wind
intensification and
frequently by dust storms, a cloud cover and precipitation. When
forecasting
hazes it is necessary to take into account that the closer the
planetary high-level
frontal zone is situated to Central Asia, the greater is the
development of haze
in if- and the poorer is the visibility in it. The authors list a
number of cri-
teria which can be used in forecasting haze. V. Sorokina.
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Co,,d 212
Category : USSR/Opticb - Physical optics K-5
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, Nc) 1, 19.57 N_- 2303
Author :Afanaelyeva, L.A., N--~skov, M.M., Cherepanov, V.I.
Inst :Ura-El State Uni ity~ USSB
Title New "inter sectinZ -Circle " Methcd fcx the Determ-Ination of
the Optical Con-
stants of Metals
Orig Pub Fiz. metallcv i metallcvedendye, 19556, 1, No 2. 566
Abstract Description of a vaxla~~t of a methol of measuring the
optical constants of
metals using the reflectior-k of 3y.Iarlzed infrared light. A
recording mono-
chromator is used to determine the value of P (the ratio of the
ability of the
specimen to reflect ligbt paralde-1 t,~ the plane of incidence to
the reflecting
ability for the perpendicularly-pOigrized light), at least for two
angles of
incidence, To'firA the optical constants, the authors propose an.
iapproximate
method based on a graphic solution of the system (X xi)2 y2 = R
sults from the-Fresnel equations for metal. Here which re-
A-
X ~oL I
(
andf j is the angle of incidence (I - 1, 2). The abscissas of the
intersection
points of two circles with radii Ri and R2 yield the valuqs of the
index of
refraction n, and the ordinates yield the absorption coefficient k.
The method
was tested with Bi, Sb) arA their alloys in the range of Afroth, 2
to'
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AUTHORS: Tikho a, N. M.$ Candidate of Technical Sciences and
Afanaslyeva, L. A., Technician.
TITLE: Investigation of A'loys of Magnesium with Various Rare
h s1 edovani e splavov inagniya s raZlichnymi
E
art Metals (1r
redkozemellnymi metallami5.
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeni e i Obrabotka Metallov, 1958, No.3,
pp. 38-41 (USSR~.
ABSTRACT: In this paper, the results are described of investi-
gations of the causes of the favourable influence of Nd
on the mechanical properties of alloys as compared with the
properties of other rare earth metals. Experimental results
are compared on -the solubility of various rare earth metals
in magnesium at various temperatures of heating prior to
hardening. The lattice parameters of binary alloys were
measured and the diffusion speed of various rare metals
in magnesium were qualitatively determined. The
so!-ability of the rare earth metals at the temperatures
of heating prior to hardening were ascertained by micro-
structural analysis. After deformation by means of a
hammer, specimens containing 3 and 6% Nd were annealed
for 2 hours at various temperatures and then quenched in
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AFANASIYEVA,, L~A.; BOLOTINp G.A.; NOSKOVt M.M.
.......
Magnetic rotation of the polarization Dlane with
reflection from
antimony and bismuth in the infrared region of the
spectrum. Fiz.
mt. i metalloved. 19 no.6s944 Ja 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Institut fiziki metallov AN SSSR.
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AUT]IORS:,.-t%.fanaii.-ly-ova,-,.L.-.A.; Noskov, M. M.
ORG: Institute of the Physics of Metals, AN SSSR (Institut fiziki
motallov 'U; SSSR)
TITLE: Spin orbit interaction and mar-netooptical Kerr effect in
ferronnrynetic metals
SObRCE: Fizika metallov i motallovee-.eriye, v. 22, no. 5. 1966,
787-789
L-tdPIC TAGS, Kerr effect, cobalt, nichcl, Faraday effect
IABSTRACT: The frequency dependence of ',;ne Kerr constant for
cobalt and nichel in
n of 8-20 microns was determine". The e),-oerimentol results are
'the spectral reuio
shown graphically (see Fig. 1). It was found that these results
support the phonon
machanisra for electron scattering in ferro=,gnetics proposed by L.
A. JIL,"anaslyeva,
A. N. Voloshinskiy, and M. M. Noskov (FI-A~,, 1966, 21, 288) and
are incompatible with
the inhomo-eneous spin scattering mechanism of A. N. Voloshiznskiy
(F%2--1,'1964, 18, 10).'
It is concluded that the square dependence of the Kerr constant on
the frequency and
the sign of the magnetooptical rotation in cobalt require further
clarification.
The authors thank G. A. Bolotin, A. N. Voloshinskiy, and 1. G.
Fakidov f"or helpful
Idiscussions.
Card 1/2 ux: '069.017:535
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sojourn tirnoo Tecr. verol.at. e-? prim. 10
no.3-1570-578 '65.
(%,IT-PA
PARMINOV, T.A.; AFANASITZTA, I.G.
Industrial production of fowl peat vaccine. Trudy
Gos.nauch.-kont.
inet.vet.prep. 4:168-177 153. (MM 7:10)
1. KhrskVa, btofabrika,
(Pou1tr3r--D1veasev--Prmm:tiv* inoculation)
(Vaccines)
USSR / VirolofiV. Viruses 6'f Man and Animals. Plague
Viruses E-2
of Birds.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya,, No 22~ 1958, No.
99130
Author : 6)=in, Va N,;_Kan~e 1yeva, L. __G~j
Perminov, T, A.
Inet : State Veterinary
Preparations
Title : On the Concentration of the Newcastle Virus
in tbs
Tissues of an Experimentally Infected Fowl
OriS Pub : Tro Gos. nauchno-kontrolln. in-ta vet.
preparatoy;
195T, L 116-129
Abstract : The virulent (Tj brain of a dead chicken)
and adaPted
strains (brain of a dead guinea piG) of the virus of
Newcastle's disease were studied. 1,ith intraallantoic
infection of chick embryos (CE) both strains caused
death of CE in 40 - 64 hours; in the cephal-ic brain
and liver were found large quantities of adapted virus
Card 1/2
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.iitrilioral elements In. t~).e
vegetation p(~rjod," Truil, h. ' ~:, . ....
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BABCF,ENKOj SMIOYLENKO, E.I.; VERYBOTUROVA, F.I.;
AFAFASIYEVA, L.I.;
FIADEZIDIFSKAYA) N.G.; PODMALOV, MI., kand. tekJr,.
heal., ~; - '
PASHCH11,17SKAYA, G., red. izd-va; YMIMIKO, A., tekhn.
red.
(Technological instructions on the production 'of
canned fish by
the enterprises of the Kaliningrcd Econordc
Council]Sbornik tekh-
nologicheskUdi inntruIrtsii po vyratot&-e rybnyk-h
konservov pred-
priiatiiami Kaliningradskogo sovilarklioza.
Kalinirgrad, Kalinin-
gradskoe knizbnoe izd-vo, 1962. 239 P. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Kaliningrad. Baltiyskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiT,
institut
morskogo rybnogo khozyaystva i okeamografii. 2.
Baltiyskiy
nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut morskogo rybnogo
khozyaystva
i okennografii, Tekbuolq&beekays, laboratoriya
Kaliningrad (for
Babehonko, Samoylenko) Verkchoturova, Podsevalovi.
(Ciinning and preserving) (Kaliningrad Province--Fish)
Canned)
GERLING, Fj.K.; IZVSKIY, L.K.; AFANASIYNVA, L.J.
Discovery of A 38 in
potassium-containing minernlo. Dokl.Al SSSR.
109 no,4:81:,l--S15 Ag 1956, (MULA 9:10)
1. Liborptoriya geologii dokembriya Akadamii nauk
SSSR. Predstavleno
Fikademikom A.A. Polkanavym.
(Argon-Isotopea) (Minmrnlogy, DatfArminative)
5(2)
AUTHORt Afanaslyeva, L. I. SOV/75-14-3-6/29
TITM Usie of Komplexon III (Ethylene Diamine-Tetraacetic-
Acid) for Separation of Barium, Strontium and Caloium
(Ispoll-ovaniye kompleksona III d1ye, razdeleniya bariya,
strontsiya i kalltsiya)
PERIODICALt Zhurnal analitioheskoy khimii, 1959, V01,14, Nr 3,
pp 294-297 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The instability constants of the alkaline-earth
complex
compounds with ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid are
according to Schwarzenbach (Ref 1) for Ba - 7,76, for Sr -
8.63~
and for Ca - 10,59. Thus a possibility was given to decompose
successively the complex compounds of the three alkaline-
-earth elements by continuous decrease of the pH-number,
and to precipitate the elements in the form of sulfates. The
method was checked by radiometry with Sr go and Ca45 as
indicators. The precipitation of barium took place at pH , 8
in which connection the precipitate was liberated from the
strontium entrained by reprecipitation. In contrast with the
Card 1/2 resu*",ts obtained by Bal2ozo and Doppler (Ref 4)
theprwipitWm
Use of Komplexon III (Ethylene Diamine-Tetraacetic
SOV/75-14-3-6/29
Acid) for Separation of Bariump Strontium and Calcium
of SrSO 4 was possible at PH v 5. The quantity of the Ca
entrained was not more than 1.2 % of the total calcium
content. There are 3 tables and 4 references, one of which is
Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Laboratoriya geologii dokembriya AN SSSR
Leningrad (Laboratory
of the Pre-Cambrian Geology, AS USSR, LAingrad)
SUBMITTEDt November 16, 1957
Card 2/2
60/015/005/011/026/XX
B002YB056
AUTHOR: Afanaslyeva. L. I~
TITLE: The Separation of Strontium and Calcium Using 15,
Complexon III. Determination of Strontium in Apatites__
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal. analiticheakoy khimii, 960) Vol. 15, No.
5,
PP. 564 - 567
TEXT: Below pH 5 strontium is quantitatively precipitated as
sulfate,
from solutions containing complexon III. The precipitation of
calcium
sulfate only begins with PH 4. For the quantitative
separation of
strontium, 800 mg complaxon III per 100 g oxide is added,
further
methy]. red and some ammonia until the solution turns yellow.
Then am.-
monia sulfate solution is added and drop-wise diluted
sulfuric acid
until the solution turns a red color (about PH 4-5). As shown
by ex-
perimentep this method may be used for ratios of from Sr : Ca
down to
i : 5. If calcium is present in larger excess quantities,
precipitation
in the acetate buffer is carried out with an addition of the.
same quan-
tity of ethyl alcohol. The latter method was used for the
purpose of
Card 112
GERLING, Brik Karlovich. Prinimall uchastiya:
TASHCHWWO, M.L.,
starohiy nauehnyy sotrudnik; TERMOLIN, O.M., starabiy
nauchnyy
sotrudnik; TITOY. Ms., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
AIPANASITBVA, L.I., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
KOLITSOVA, T.V.,
ml-ale-Efy-n-a-~-c-FnW-sotrudnik; OVOINNIKOVA, G.V.,
mladshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik: SHUKOLYLIKOV, Tu.A., mladshly
nauchnyy
sotrudnik; LEVSKIT, L.K., m1adshly nauchnyy
sotrudnik; MMOZOIA,
K.M., mladshiy nauchnvy sotrudnik; MATRINVA6 I.I.,
mladshiy
nauchnyy sotradmik; BMAH, V.G., mladshiy nauchuyy
sotrudnik;
BARAWOVSKAYA, N.V., ml&dehiy nauennyy sotruanik;
VARSHAVSKAYA,
B.S., mladshiy nauchn" sotrudnik-. MMGBYRV, A.N.,
starshiy
laborant; KWATOV, V.V., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
KRATTS,
K.O., kand.gool.-mineral.nauk, otv-.red.; ARON, G.M.,
red.iza-va;
BOCHSVXRO V.T., tekhn.red.
(Present status of the argon method for age
determination and its
use in geology] Sovremennoe sostoianie argonovogo
metoda opre-
deleniia vozrasta i ego primenenie v geologii.
Moskva, iza-vo
Akad.nauk SSSR, 1961. 130 p. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Radiyevyy institut im. V.G.Kblopina (for
Kurbatov).
(Geological time) (Radioargon dating)
31054
~q S/126/6)/012/004/013/021
E073/E535
AUTHORS,- Kiinin, Afanastyeva, LA, and KozIova, S.S.
rT I Lp Dvvam,,- e(fprt of' the induced thermo e.m..f. at varintia
d#1t-ot-uiet)or. tvmperatiires
I'FR T 0 1) 1 CA 1, F1211ka met~illolk i metal Invedenivp, v.12,
no.4, 1961
rNrl- 5911
T ~ XT, The authoroz measiired the temperature dependence of the
dvnamic coeffictvtit K of the induced thermo e,m,f. in the range
-14t) in 15(1 C Me ra x ! ~, K of the dynamic to the stati.c thermo
t- ni,t*,, at Ei deformarion was taken as a measure of the dynamic
of I'vC ! . It -A,-A fotind thii the K vu., lomper-attire curve haq
a
ma,;tmiim %btch cotre,4j;cjn(IQ to Ithe respective
revvvstallizatiott
.temperaturc. Ihe respecttve value-.9 c2re K. - 2.7 for copper
r ~
40,!~ 4 ebO'*K) and 1~. 2-2 for altiminium, (c. ~ 401A, T - 41oGKI.
ftie dependence of the induced P.m.A- on the deformation t empern t
tire
v-i exponential both in the case of -itatic and dynamic loads. )n
the
vase of nluminium, K decreases with incv-pa-4ing degree of
deformation
t1w morp intensitelv the higher the defor-mation temperatur". 'I he
I PSI) I 1..q C an be i n t erpr P t. pH on a sgum j ng s-Lmu I t
aneoxi s therma I and
(.4rd 1/2
32-054
DYnamic el'fect of the induced S/i26/61/012/004/013/021
8073/K515
othermal effe- s (Wrinp ibe prort-4s of' generalinn of induced
thermn
ii -~ M, t'. Mere are S Vipires and '~ ~ovjet references.
-,lZskjC I ~ 1, 11 iN, fhelyftbixiskty politekhnicheskiy institut
jCbelyabinqk Polytechnical Institute)
A I j 0 M IT 1, F 1)
February ]1 1961
Card 2/2
GERLING, E.K.; PAP, A.M.; W-ROZOVA, I.M.;
AFANASIYEVA, L.I.; LUNIKO, V.F.
Stratigraphy of the Pre-Cambrian of White Russia and
adjs-Ant
areas according to data of the absolute nge. Sov.
gool. 7
no.3:120-126 Mr 164. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Laboratoriya geologii dokembriya AN SSSR i Institut
geologicheskikh nauk AN BSSR.
SOBOLEV, N.D.; LEBEDZV-ZINOV'YEV. A.A.; NAZAROVA, A.S.; VILYUNOVA,
L.P.;
RATALOV, Sh.S.; BRYLINA, O.H.;r~WQ $tYEVA, L.K.; OVGHINNIKOVA,
S.T.;
red.izd-va; OVANOVA, A.G., tekhn.red.
[Neogene intrusives and the pre-Plesozoic tvie region of Caucasian
mineral waters] Neogenovye intruzivy i dom,(,zozoiskii fundament
ra'iona
Kavkazskikh minerallqykn vod. Moskva, Go9.nauchno-tek-hn.izd-vl
lit-ry
po geol. i okhran- nedr, 1959. 208 p. (Moscow. Vaesoiuznyl nauchno-
isaledovatellskii 5natitut minerallnogo syrlia. Trudy, n0-3).
(MIRA 12:11)
(Caucasus, Northern-Rocks, Igneous)
3(5)
SOV/11-59-7-4/17
AUTHOR: _Af aLia�_jjqv~~.~. K.
TITLE: The Khyukt Gabbro - Diabasic Intrusion in the River
Imganda Valley (North-Western Part of the Siberian
Plateau)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya
geologiches-
kaya, 1959, Nr 7, pp 26-31 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a detailed description of a
gabbro-diabasic
intrusion Khyukt in the Imganda river valley of the
northwestern part of the Siberian Plateau. The in-
trusion, more than 10 km long, is composed of strata
of different varieties of gabbro-diabasic rocks oc-
curring in conformity with enclosing Upper Silurian
limestones. The main mineral components of these
rocks are the basic plagioclase (53 to 66% of the
whole volume of the intrusion), pyroxene (22 to 24%)
and olivine (about 4%). The plagioclase forms masses
Card 113 of regular crystals mainly of labrador. The
pyroxene
SOV/11-501-7-4/1-/
The ]Khyukt Gabbro-Diabasic Intrusion in the River Imganda
Valley
(North-Western Part of the Siberian Plateau)
occurs in the form of augite variety and its compo-
sition is almost the same in the whole intrusion.
It oscillates from Wo'.,,En4,Fe,),to W04,En.). Fe,,(accor-
ding to H.H.Hess, referance
ly, distributed in the iatrusion.
varies very little and
ferruginosity. All the
the Khyukt intrusion ar~
composition and are characterized
the differentiation of
sition is very near to
sition of the world basalt,
(table 1). Although tha
gree of metamorphosis of
basically they all have
Card 2/3 magma. Taking into consideration
3). The ulivine is even-
Its composition
Ls characterized by increased
gabbro-diabasic varieties of
of very similar chemical
by the absence of
the intrusion. Their compo-
the average chemical compo-
according to R.Deli
author stresses the high de-
the gabbro-diabasic rocks,
been formed by the primary
the structure of the
SOV/11-59-7-4/17
The Khyukt Gabbro-Diabasic Intrusion in the River Imganda
Valley
(North-Western Part of the Siberian Plateau)
intrusion and the character of correlation of its
different minerals, the author explains it by a
gradual crystallization of the magma. Intratelluric
formations connected with the first crystallization
phases are represented by the rounded grains of olivine
associated with the lowest strata of the intrusion
when an olivine gabbro-diabasic stratum was formed.
Grains of this early olivine are enclosed in the
plagioclase and pyroxene, proving thus their ear-
lier origin. There is 1 table and 4 references, 2
of which are Soviet and 2 American.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy institut minerallnogo syr1ya
1-ilinisterst-
va geologii i okhrany nedr SSSR, (the All-Union In-
stitute of the 1~.ineral Raw Material of the 111inistry
of GeoloGy and Conservation of Lineral Resources of
the USSR, Moscow.
SUBMITTED: March 15, 1958
Card 3/3
AFANASOISVA, LJ.; LEBEDEV-ZINOVIYEV, A.A.
Feldepars in-,intrusive rocks of the Besh-Tau. in the
Northern
Caucasus. Min,~syrle no.4slOO-108 162. .(MIRA 1634)
'au-Feldspar)
Mm.-.- .,."A.-Rocks, Igneous)
Treatment of Thromboi)hlcIbit-?,s Patients i-,,ith Pelentan.
L.::.AfanasIveva, Ge-~,_ral Out-
19-20, Jul 153.
Patient Clinic 'v:in.of "'I"ealth USISR. Sov. 7,"cd. Uol 17,no
.7,--.n
Pelentan is an anticoarulant substince effective In the
red,lie'Ll-01, o" Uic wrnal
nontent of protl-roribin in blood; it is toxic thLn any other
dicwiarol deriv.
Ori,rinally synthesized in Czechoslovakia, it h%s bcen
succeFsfully used in conblna-
tion with antibiotics in the troatpent of
tlhromi*,,~o~)hlebitl-s. of
antibiotics alone contributes to fon-,ation of n~~w blood,
clots. The outpatient clinic
of :,~in. of 1-lealth USSR Pegan Ito use -Delentan in T'ov :5-1.
A noti-ccable dF-Icrease of
thrombotic nodes in many chronic cases of
thro.-,-,bor'fllcbi-tis ,.Tas obnerved w."Ithin a
minth after treatment i-rith pelentan.
~_AfANASIMCVA, L.N.. bibliograf; KATS, R.I., insh.,
red,; MMAGINA, T.A.,
~_._takhji.rdd-.
[Production organization in the machinery and
instrument industry;
recommended list of literature] Xulltura proizvodstva
na mashino-
stroitellnykh predpriiatiiakh; rokowndatellnyi apisok
literatury.
Pod red. R.I.Kats. Leningrad, 1959. 26 p.
(KIRA 14:1)
1. Leningradakiy dom nauchno-tekhnichaskoy propagandy.
Hauchno-
tekhnichaskaya biblioteka.
(Bibliography--Industrial management)
AFAMIYEVA, L.N.; NMLISON, M*S,, inzh,, red,
(Automation and mechanization of dimension control in
the
manufacture of machinery; a bibliograpby of the
literature]
Avtomatizateiia i mekhanizataiia kontrolia razzerov v
mashino-
stroenii; bibliograficheskii ukazatell literatury, Pod
red.
M.S.Nevellsona. Leningradp 1961. 32 p. (IURA 15:5)
1. LeniWadskiy Dom nauchno-tekhnicheskay propagandy.
Nauchno-
teklmicheskaya bibliotelm.
(Automation)
(Production control)
AJFMA41Y~k'1-4 LN,,-__P~IORUCHEV, L.V., kand.
tekhn.naukq dots.) red.;
KLOPGVA, T.B., red. izd-va
(Mechanization and automation of industrial
operations based
on heat treatment and case hardening;
bibliographic.index]
Nekhanizatsiia i avtomatizatsiia proizvodstvenrWkh
operatsii
pri termicheskoi i khinilo-termicheskoi obrabotke;
biblio-
graficheakii ukazatell. Pod red. L.V.Aeloruchova.
Lenin-
grad., Leningr.dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandyy 1962.
47 pe
(KMA 15: 8)
(Bibliography--Metals--Heat treatmnt)
(Bibliography--Case hardening)
(Automation)
Form of the ankle joint In man and its development. Arkh.
anat., Moskva
30 no.4:72-76 JUY-Aug 1953. (GIXL,25:4)
1, Of the Department of Normal Anatomy (Read -- Prof, B.,
1, TBimmorman),
Stavropol' Hadioal Institutsi
i
and th,
Ow. Mi. e min. cnnr
-n~ ej m. it-t-i~h4 t- i,"
mthod Was "alo tLs
MBAt with 1 1 Y I'-
md Tl~,
rv
kFANASIYEVA
Blood supply of fascia lata of the hip in the human
fetus.
Uch. zap. Stavr. gos. med. inst. 12:142-143 163.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Kafedra normallnoy anatomii (zav. kafedroy prof. A.G.
Korotkoir)
Stavropollskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo instituta.
x
blood 4nd a'
i De6iibli at *111M a gifte pbot6idl
imetrically.: V. Afanas'eva 4Dnepropotrov-_$1- Med.'
( jnd. Hyg.). Biokhimip IS.'319-236953).1,
Just., Ch4j
-A 10,~ so1q~.SnVA,_')ffiO, obtained by di&%olving 10 g.
in 10 m. kortoncd. HCI and making up to IM tnl:'ivith:
11,0 (keep sh*.dark bottle) and a 0.5% SnClj, prepd. from
previous -soln., by liln. (soln. g6oki for I day) are ur."L.
Standard SI so)~-'Y6pd. either from, silicielacid i~r froni
NaOOz A stawtird curve 'must, be Orefid. Three mi.,
of bQ serusn oF.O.5'e o -As firn'-dried ;uid'ground*
'Chw4cal Abst. . I tissue
jin an sgatimortta;, pfaced ant6 a Pt 4ish:to which is added;
I mi. satd. boric acid,',jfiid 'slimly, Wed down.'to dry-s
VOL 48 No. "nM. The residue. is..tW~6d` ' ke ;k'1ixfit`:fiarno for
2-31
TO. 10o 1954 min .. I t. dry Na2CO2 Added,'-V1VZ -iii a muffle
furoace at I
QW* for 16 rain., co&le( at jq~~ temO`",rtd. HO'added.
Biological Chf~dstry and. warmed on saw bath,wit W~W into 60
mL volusnetric Bask vritfi R t$lmi voLlftexceed
-t-1 in' 40'~',
Cool and'add 2-3 drops" ld4 8N;_
HiSO4 tmtit color disippe~ Xta's.41 HjO.to the mark.!
In thq &14 tictu. 5 or 10 ffil., '6f;iait soin. Is pWA intoi
another*60-nd. Volumetrk ' ;HiO*A4edtoab6ut2O.3fil.,
folloWed by 5 ml. of 6.5N HtSO 1,isdd'5 mV bf'5% NH4
,molybdste_' Let stand for 3 theb, add 15. MV SN"
A'SO4 iiwi,i MI-0.5% SUCI. luki to EO- mi.
gC1.
Pmke tharonSW -and
By this meWod the- detir. net If
4 d d tir.
fthd, maido to wMlo 2-4% of "et. B. S. L.~
A F AN A I I YI 7. 7.111 t, V.
Afanaslyeva, L. V.
X'q ~,j al
"The distribution of silicon in the orCRAsm and its
elimination in the e L tio i
of quartz dust (experimental investigation). 9 Acad Med. 3c1
U33R. 1,110scow, 1956.
(Dissertation For the begree of L~andldate in Biological
Scienc-,~s. )
K-,iizhnaya letopis I
~o 21, 1956. Moscow.
--
Distribution in and excretion of silicon from the
body following
the inhalation of quartz dust. Bor'ba 9 ail.
4:128-132 '59.
(MIRA 12:11)
1. TSentrallnyy inatitut usovershanstvovaniya vrachey.
(LUNGS--DUST DISMSES)
(DUST--PMIOLOGIGILL WECT)
pill'
oili
H15 ZIA
AM
A'S f 1.1
g Ilia ill i
N
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1: .41! i,
He a 'pl-AN ,
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MEN,
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& n. IDP
to. L
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A. r~
k A. Up~
H-
a. A.
L IL vds~
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(C 10 A. 16 UM)
a OL C-
AL 11, A-
W IL Kyq-
lZ OL r-
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to
(c 18 so 22 num)
if
&*Mtud tar us Cambomw 14"Ura at Ma 1141=1111,16 Tosllwlapo"
O"lev or
UM 3.812*Wbs ocia 32"trisal Oammintlame Is. A. 8. Pop" (MU),
NNOW,
AFANASIYEVA
(Research,.methods for-the study of metereological
condi-
tions in industry and their effect on the workers'
organisms] Metody issledovaniia meteorologicheskikh
uslo-
vii us proisvodstve i ikh vliianiia na organizm
rabotaiushchikh.
Moskva, TSentrAn-t usovershenetvovaniia vrachei, 1962.
58
(MIRk 16:j**
(CLIMATbL'QGY,
MEDICAL)
(INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE)
AFAi AS YEV, A L. V. A! J; I i I
j
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[Control of industrial dust in various branches of
industry)
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Securing traffic safety. Put? I put. khoz, 8
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(MIRA 17110)
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I.A-F-AEASIMAJ, Lyudmila Vasillyuvna; KARPESHKO,
Yurly Yefimr"vJrl-.;
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[Electrophotographic recording of images]
Elektrofoto-
grafichAskaia zapis' izobrazhenii. Mookvap
Sviazl, 1965.
46 p. (MIRA 18:5)
CHERNOBEREVISKlY, Yu.14.; ZUBKOVA, S.N.; USANOVA, S.D.;
AFANASIYEVA, L.V.
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(MIRA 18tlO)
1. Leningradakiy universi-tet imeni Zhdanova.
NURSES AND NURSING
Work of the nurse in emling for the seriously ill* Med.sestra
no* 4, 1952*
Monthl List pf Russian Accessions, Library of Congress.
November, 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.
AFANASI
, starshaya med.sestra
Problems of deonotology in the work- of the su.-gicAl
nurse;
Mede'sestra 17 no-10:30-32 0 '58 (MIRA 11:11)
1; Iz 1-y kafedry Ichirurgii Leningradskogo
gosuderstvennogo
ordpnp.-.Leni'aa inatituta usovershenstvovaniya
vrachey imeni S.M.
Kirova, LeningTad;
(SURGICAL NURSING) -