SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FILIPPOVA, M.P. - FILIPPOVA, N.A.

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Dotolu"sticis of the cooffidefit of beat tailduclivilY of
oleo. -all"ist and Xt. oil ~, (;~,"Yi 1h.,
X- '~
124, No. 10. Dela-tmw .'ht vAru'u, 41cliths,
from the SmIact Tff a kxI of link- with the alat ul slwck%l.
thermuirletere'lis we IIAS thernimmPk-A Is tim-litv-1.

BARON, L.I.-,'~ILIWOTA M.P.
Conference on results of laborato%7 experiments with certain tMs of
respirators. Gig.i san. no.4:54-36 Ap 134. -WRA 7 -.4)
(Respirators)

Filippova, M. P. -- "Working of Deposits of Sodium Sulfate and Investigation of the
Influence of Natural Conditions on the Dehydration of Mirabilite in Extraction." Acad
Sci USSR,, Inst of Mining Affairs, Moscow., 1955 (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate
of Technical Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 24, Moscoi, Jun 559 pp 91-104
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MON, Ljo; NILUVA, X.Pj
Ilivestigation sa the use of the cond6isation nathod for nias dust
tra"lag. Isy. AN SM. OtI.toth.amak no.8:162-164 Ag
(Niue dust*) (NLRA 9: 1)
R,

FILIPPOVA, M.P.# kand.tekhn.nauk
All-Union congress on the reduction of the dust content of the
atmosphere of mines in mining industrY enter;SIBeGo- Gorahurs
.e75 MY 161-
no. 5 -.71 (
1, Komissiya pri AN SSSR PO bor'be a vilikozom, Moskva.
(Mine dusts)

FILIPPOVA 'M.P. kand,tWdm.nauk
Comparative bvaluation of dr7 dust collectors in drilling(operationse
Sbor. rab. po silik. MIRIVUdO)
.413entrallnaya komissiya, po borlbe a-siliko2om.,
(Dust collectors)

FILIPPOVA., M..P.,, kand.tekhn.nauk
Results of testing dry duat collectors for boring work. Gor.
zh~r. no.4s69-72 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. UchazO7 oekretarl Komiissii pri AN SSSR po borlbe a si]4kozom&
(Dust collectors*) (Boring)

FILIPPOVA, M.P., kand.teL~an.na*
Development of the vork on -the control of pnewcoaw"'Ir-
the minin industry of-the Soviet Union. Bor'ba a 6'31. 5.o7-13 162.
(MM 16:5)
1. Ixwtitut gornogo dela imeni Skochirskogo
(Mite dusts.-Prevention)

ZHARIKOVA) G.G.; FILIPPOVA M.S.; MAXAROVA, G.Ya.
Sporulation of Bacillus brevis var. G.B. Antibiotiki 8 no.12-:1080-
1082 D 163. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Iaboratoriya antiblotikov biologo-pochvennogo fakullteta Moskov-
skogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta.

P il ?"0 V A
LANDAU N.S. NEF-Elf)VA, M.V.
Formation of the antibiotic of the mrid.1cl.din t7jjc~. blokhIr..
A mikrobAol. I no.3;347-351 ~V-Jle 165. 8: -1
1. 14ogkovskly gosudarstvennyy uni-versItet imen,' Lomfino,-liva,
bilolog3-pochvennyy fakultlet.

FILIPPOVAo M.S.
Preservation of the culture of Baci3lus brevis var. G.-Bo
Mlkrobiologiia 34 no,3046-550 My-Je 165.
(MMA 18: 11)
1. Biologo-pochvenr47 fitkulltat Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universitets, M.V.Lomonot3ova.

KIRISOT, Anatoliy Grigorlyevich; :rILI"OTA, K.Y., otv. za vypusk;
TOROWSM, Z.Z., tekhnered-.
[Game and gone birds of the Udmurt A.S.S.R.] Okhotnich'a-
promysl*vye averi i ptitay Udmurtil. lzd.2. Izhevok,
Udmurtskoooknishnoe izd-vo, 1960. 133 p, (KIRA 14:4)
(Udmurt A.S.S.R.-Chim and gem birds)

STROGOVA, Takaterina GrIgorlyevnis; YIMYMA,N., redAktor; SHISTAKOY,Ao,
tekhnicheakly redaktor
[History of an hypothesis] Istoriia odnoi gipotezy. [Moskva] lzd-
vo TeK VLKSM "Molodate, gyardlia," 1955. 86 p. (MLRA 9:2)
(cosmogony)

I I
NOMOT, Alckkandr AR%onwvtohl Tallawo skadmiki PI At 1.
POMMAWA. 0.,. DOSM'. tthAtah"kly rs4&kt*r..- -
-Ukhall YmL&Iltovlg!h Lems"ev- I?U-1765. Nookwa lid-vo TaX
Tiam OXelodala gwardlisiF, i;j5. 926 j. (Kin 9:5)
(Losenesew, KUh&U T"Illevich, 17U-1765)

SMONOV, Vadja Andreyevich; FUIPPOVA, N., rodaktor; TICROSHIN, U.,
takhnichaskiy redaktor-~-----""
[Travels into the unknovn) Pateshestylia Y nevedomoo. (Moskva]
Izd-vo ?*K VIISH Ogolodaia variiiia,f 1956~ 238 P. (HLBA 9:9)
(Rumbold. Alexander. 1769-1859)

The Ccmlttee on Staltz PrIses (of Uw CouwU of UWatoro UOM) In the ft9ft of
salenc* and JMMUMs anwpomm that the faLlowl" scloutIrle vorks,, popular saien-
tIfIc bmkAj, and Uxtbooks bwe be4a submItted Mor competition tbr Stalin Prue& rca,
the years 1952 and 1953* (santske 22A0, 20 Fab - 3 Apr 19,54)
..q& K4tura, Mwaow,
Im TiUe at Waft Ramdmted by
Antir,ov, i.H. L-..prc;v anent of Soion--;t:;~' in the SSh" Institutc of Soils
V. N. L-ckuch---y-,",~ Acnd_-_-y of Sci-:-nc~as
Sanbw, G. 11.
00t ir-306&, 7 JW4 3-9*

KURUTIV, I.; FILUPOVA, N., redaktcr; BOROV, A., tekhnicheakiy nedakto--r~7
[Unbeaten paths; notes of a geographer] Isprotorennymi putiazi;
sapiski geografa. Ind. 3-e. dop. [Moskul Ird-vo Tel VIM *Mo)o-
daia gvardiia,14 1954. 390 P. (Microfilm] (NM 7:10)
(Soviet Central Aaia-Description and travel) (Kongolia--
description sad travel)
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FILIPPOVAj, N.A.
..........
A comparative characteri ation of the toxicological propertie's of tetraetl7l
dithiopyrophosphate and aimetbyl dietIV1 dithiopyrophosphate.
Kbimiya I Primrvinlye FoafororganicheakIkin Soyedinenjy (Chemistry aM
apolAcation of wrganophosphoroug, com"OurX13) jk. YE. AR:117PI, Edo
;'ubla by Kwwr Arfilo Acado Sci. USSR, Mo3cow 1962, 632 po.
Collection of cdmnlete DaPers Presented at the 19.59 Xazan Uonfcrence o;-.i
Chordstry of :;r#:anoohosphorus Comnounds.

PERSHIN, N.I.; ALEKSAJIDRDVp V.I.; ILIERITSKIT, N.Ye.; TABACHKOV, I.F. ;
BOLISHAKOVY V.I.; KANARI, I.A.; YASIKO, A.Y.; KLYUKIN, A.P.;
POLYAKOVO V.S.; FILIP ~N~; SHAGORINSKIY, B.S., red.;
IZHBOLDINAt S.I., ternn.
(The millionth tractor; on the occasion of the 30th anni-
versary of the Stalingrad Tractor Plant (1930-1960)],Mil-
lionnyi trektor; k 30-latiiu Stalingradskogo traktornogo za-
voda (1930..1960). Stalingrad, Stallngradakoe knizhnoe izd-vo
1960. 94 1). (MlRA 16:9)
1. StalingradAly traktornyy zavod im. Dzershinskogo,
(Volgograd-Tractor induatry~_'_ -___ ,

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MnTOVA, X. A.
23003 prlmneniye Janitor v analitiobeskey khlaii. Soovshch. 4# Yu. Yu. twle
i N, A, Filippays.. Opredeleniye seryl fostora i myshlyaka v inksle i
mki. Zavodskaya. laboratoriyag 1949v No. 7. 0. 771-79. Bibliogri
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fad (Factory Laboratory-) July 1949, P- to 0
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the W%W Cokw after "Auction with SnClp- Vistul or
instrunwntal toethads can tw u~l. G. IM. KokuLpuff

Fnippou. N. A.
PA 169T5
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"Determination of Small Quantities of Zinc in
Pure Nickelo" N. A. Filippoyap Yu. Yu. Lurlye)
State Sci Res Inst of Nonferrous Metals
"Zeyod Lab" Vol XVI,, No 8, Pp 912-91T
Suggest nev meth-oll for deterlinAtIonot very
small quantities, 1,000ths and 10,,000tho of
1%.. of,zine in pure nickel. 14athod is based
on preliminary separation of zinc vith acri-
dine and thlocyanate and subsequent colori-
metric determination of zinc v-1th the. aid of
dithizone.
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redaktor [doceass4l; VZL~~VA, IT.
talchnicheek A.# redalctor; WR,yl, If.S.,
V redaktor~
rmo analys Ig of,
94ses In.the c~emj n"Aualis g,,,Ov v
khlmicheskot pr cal Industrrbierga. Mogkva,
Goa. nauchuO-tekOmV8hlOnnOstL- Pod red. M-M.Fat'
hn, lzd-Vd khimicheakoi llt-r7, 1954- 327 p.
(Gases--AmaVgj8) (HLRA 8:7)'

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3ABKO, Anatoliy KirillovEch; FTATNITSKIT, Igor' Vladimirovich; ALIMARIN. I.P..
redaktor; DYMOV, 1.M., professor. redaktor; WROYS, Yu.Tu.., professor.
redaktor; YILIPPOIA, N.A. redaktor; LURIY3, H.S., tekhnichaskiy
redaktor
[Quantitative anal;7siB] Kolichastvannvi analiz. Moskva, Goo. naWhao-
tekhn. izd-vo khim. lit-ry. 1956. 736 P. (KLRA 9:11)
10 Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Alimarin)
(Chemistry, Analytical-quantitative)

SOVII 3 7- 57- 1- 1619
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 1, p 215 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Troitskaya, M. I., Polyakova, V. V., Solntsev, N. I., Filippova,N.A.
TITLE- Organization of Analytical Work at the Gintsvetmet [State Institute
for Nonferrous Metals] - Results of Work During the Last Five
Years (Organizatsiya analiticheskoy raboty v Gintsvetmete. Itogi
raboty za posledneye pyatiletiye)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauch. tr- Gos.n-i- in-t tsvet. met., 1956, Nr 12, pp 5-13
ABSTRACT: The Gintsvetmet [State Institute for Nonferrous Metals] has three
laboratories: One for chemical analysis, one for physical methods
of investigation, and one for the study of the material composition.
An account is made of the nature of the work of these laboratories
in the analysis of raw ores, the middlings, and pure metals.
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9 0 agradian's book nProcess control in flotation plants.*
Reviewed by N.A. Ifilippova. Zav.lab. 22 no-3:380-382 156.
(HLRA 10:5)
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(Ores--Analysia) (Sagradian, A.L.)

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SOV/1 37-57- 10-Z0526
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mwtallurgiya, 1957, Nr 10. p 305 (USSR)
AUTHOR: F
TITLE: Works of the Gintsvetmet (State Institute for Nonferrous Metals)
in the Field of Chemical Phase Analysis (Raboty Gintsvetmeta v
oblasti khimicheskogo fazovo.go analiza)
PERIODICAL: Izv. AN KazSSR, ser. khim., 1957, Nr 1, pp 102-107
ABSTRACT: A review of the methods for the study of the material composition
(MC) of.ores, concentrates, and products. of hydro- and pyrometal-
lurgical reduction of nonferrous metals which were completed by
the Gintsvetmet during the last few years. The study of the MG of
the substances is founded on the method of the selective dissolution
of separate phases; also used are the methods of sink-float separa-
tion in heavy liquids, magnetic and electromagnetic separation,
mineralogical and petrographic analysis and X-ray diffraction analy-
sis. The sequence technique in the study of MC of the substances is
described. The causes of the errors in the phase analysis are dis-
cussed.
Card 1/1 Z. G.

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S WZTA N 0 VA, 1?-R-; TMNOV, A.A.; GLAZUKOTA, Z.J.; DAIIN. 0.1..
I FILIPPOTA, N.A.;
MUMMA, T.F.; BOYI(O. Te.P.
Brief report@. Zar. lab. 23 n0.5:544 157, (MLEA 10-8)
0kUOi9otoPes-Zudustrlal applioations)
(Chemistry, Analytical)

GROSM. 419knan4ir Pavlovich; kand,khimenauk# red.;
TSGOROVp N.Go, redo; HHFAX-b--Te,G,, takhn.red.
(Technicil. analysis] Tekbuicheakit awlit, Ud. 2. Pod red.
N.AJilippovoi. Moskva, Goo nauchno-tekhn. isd.-vo khim lit
1958. 431 pe (Kiu 11-:61'
(Chemistry, Technical) (Chemistrys Analytical)
I

SOV/137-58-8-18140
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr8, p276(USSR)
AUTHORS: Filippova, N.A., Sudilovskaya, Ye. M.
TITLE: Phase Analysis of the Products of Pyrometallurgical Reduction
for the Compounds of Iron, Copper, Lead, and Zinc (Fazovyy
analiz produktov pirometallurgicheskogo peredela na soyedineniya
zheleza, medi, svintsa i tsinka)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. 'tr. Gos. n. -i. tsvetn. met., 1958, Nr 14,
pp 112-IZ8 -
ABSTRACT: On the basis of a review of extant works on the phase analysis
(PA) of the compounds of Fe, Pb, and Zn in the presence of sul-
fides, and also of the investigations by the authors, it is estab-
lished that the determination of metallic Fe can be done by the
Cu or the mercuric-clitbride.-method; when the sulfide S content
is < 2~6, the ferrous oxide and the Fe sulfide can be determined
together. A new method for the analysis of the products of
shaft-kiln Pb smelting, Pb agglomerates, and Pb slags is pro-
posed, which permits a determination 'of the sum of Pb as oxide,
Pb as silicate, Pb as ferrite, Pb as sulfide, metallic Pb and the
Card 1/2 hard- to-dis solve compounds. Variations were introduced into

SOV/1 37-58-8-18140
Phase Analysis of the Products (cont,
the existing method which permit one to determine separately the oxide,
silicate, ferrite, sulfide and the hard- to- dissolve compounds of Zn; tests
of the method of PA of the materials of Cu smelting have shown that the
oxides of Cu are not completely soluble in HZS04, which permits one to
use it only for materials containing < 30~o Cu. The utilization of an AgN03
solution for the determination of metallic Cu produces uneven results,
because a large amount of Cu sulfide goes simultaneously into solution.
V. N.
Motals-.Analysis 2.. Iron-Determination
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SOV/137-58-8-18181
Translation from: Referativnyyzhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, NrS, p283(USSR)
AUTHOR: Sudilovskaya, Ye. M. , Filippova, N.A.
TITLE: Phase Analysis of Dust for Compounds of Z1fi-caihd Cadmium
(Fazovyy analiz pyli na soyedineniya tsinka i kadmiya)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Gos. n.-I. in-ttsvetn. met., 1958, N r 14,'
pp 138-142
ABSTRACT: The following method for the phase analysis (PA) of dust for
compounds of Zn is given. The weighed test sample of dust
is treated with 30 - 50 cc of Z"/o AgN03 solution for 30 min at
18 - Z0oC and filtered. The metallic Zn gogs into solution.
The residue is then treated with 50 cc of 30 76 CH3COONH41
boiling it for 10 min. The oxides Zn-ZnO and Zn3(AsO4)? are
determined in the filtrate and ZnS in the residue. In the PA of
dust for Cd contents, the weighed test sample is agitated with
water for one hour at 20 0 and filtered. Cd sulfate is determined
in the solution, and the insoluble residue is treated with
H SO (5 g/liter) for 2 hours at 20 after which it is filtered.
Ae 4
T
, oxide, of Cd are determined in the filtrate; the undissolved
Card 1/2 residue is treated with CuSO4* 5H20 (40 g/liter) for one hour at

SOV/137-58-8-18181
Phase Analysis of Dust for Compounds of Zinc and Cadmium
90 - 950 and filtered. Cd sulfide and metallic Cd 0 into solution, and the
insoluble residue is treated with H4SO (50 g/literl for one hour at 950 and
filtered. The ferrite Cd is determine in the solution and the "structurally-
combined" Cd in the residue. The method does not privide for e separate
+ !N
determination of metallic Cd. The determination of In and Cd in PA is
conducted by the polarographic method on an ammonia background after the
preliminary transformation of all the solutions into the sulfate state by evap-
oration with H2SO4. If Ag is present in the solution (in the determination of
metallic Zn) it is removed in the chloride form and Cu in the form of thio-
cyanate.
M.
1. Particles (Airborne)-Analysis 2. Zinc
compounds--Determination 3. Cadmium compounds-
Determination
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SOV/137-58-8-18159
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr8, p279(USSR)
AUTHORS: Filippova, N.'A. . Korosteleva, V.A.
TIT'-E,: Pha_se-Ai~- ~of- the Scoria From Chlorinating Roasting for
Tin Compounds (Fazovyy analiz ogarkov ot khloriruyushchego
obzhiga na, soyedineniya olova)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Gos. n. -i. in-t tsvetn. met. , 1959, Nr 14,
pp 143-154
ABSTRACT: The procedure of the analysis and its foundation for the
determination in the scoria left after chloride roasting of Sn
chloride by treatment with ammonium solution of trilon and of
the metallic Sn by treatment with an acetic-acid solution of
CuCIZ, qf~ stannous oxide, and Sn silicate by treatment with
concentrated HC I are described. Cassiterite is determined in
the residue. The methods for the analysis and the results of
their application are given. The difference between the det-
ermination of the sum. of Sn contents in the separate phases
and the direct determination of Sn was of the order of 6 - 80//0,
Card 1/1 (relative). I. -Tin compounds-Processing P. K.
2. Slags-~~nalysis 3. Tin-Determinaticn

SOV/137-58-8-18156
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Me-tallurgiya, 1958, Nr8, p278(USSR)
AUTHOR- Filippova, N.A.
TITLE- 0
r-~ hod f Phase Analysis of Copper Sediment in the Autoclave
Process for Copper Compounds (Metodika fazovogo analiza
mednykh osadkov, poluchayemykh pri avtoklavnom protsesse,
na soyedineniya medi)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Gos. n. -i. in-t tsvetn. met. , 1958, Nr 14,
pp 169-178
ABSTRACT: A method of phase analysis of Cu sediments is described for
the following Cu compounds: Cuprous oxide, cupric oxide,
metallic Cu, and its salts. The weighed test sample is treated
with a ZYO solution of trilcn for 3 min, with agitation in a
current of NZ, fiftered, and washed twice with a 10/0 solution of
trilon, then twice with H20. The salts of Cu are determine 'd in
the filtrate. The insoluble residue is treated three times with
boiling 150/0 solution of.NH4CI, for three min each time, with
agitation in a current of N2, filtered, and washed twice with a
boiling solution of,NH4CI, and twice with viater. In the filtrate
Card 1/2 the CuZO is determined photocolorimetrically in the form of its
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SOV/137-58-8-18156
A Method'of Phase Analysis of Copper (cont.
complex ammonium compound. The remainder is treated with a 20/6 solution
of SnCIZ in concentrated HCI for three min with agitation in a current of NZ,
filtered, and washed three times with HCI (1:3) and three times with water.
In the filtrate CuO is also determined photoc olo rime tric ally in the form of its
ammonium compound. In the insoluble residue renaains the metallic Cu which
is dissolved in concentrated HN03 and determined iodometrically or by differ-
ence between the total contcnts of Cu and the sum of Cu in all other forms.
1. Copper oxides-Analysis 2. Copper compounds-
Properties 3- Colorimetry-l%pplications
4. Sterilizers-Performance
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AUTHOR: Filippova, N. 1. SOV/32-25-1-14/51
TITLE: On the Choice of Selective Solvents in the Chemical Phase Analysis
(0 vybore selektivnykh rastvoritelay.pri.khiminheakam.razovom
anali-se)
PERIODICALt Zavodskaja Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 1, pp 23-26 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The chemical phase analysis of ores and their processing,produoto
i3-usu2lly carried out by means of the selective dissolution
method. The~solvents_can_be selected by calculations basing on the
-formula of.,the..aolubility product SP (of the mineral). These cal-
r,ulations are,-however, still inaccurate today, as the SP value
has not yet been determined for any mineral. In the present case,
calculations of this kind are mentioned as examples. The SP values.
of salts which are difficult to solve (corresponding to themineral)
are'adopted. The calculation results, however, are to be consider-
ed as only approximate, due to the fact that the SP values of the
salts differ from.-those of the correeiponding.mineral. The mineral
was assumed to represent a simple birtary electrolyte with a bi-
valent oation and a bivalent anions In the case of complicated
minerals the final-formulae have a more complex aspect, but the
Card 1/2 calculating procedure remains the name. The greater the relation
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SOV132-25-1-14151
On.,the-Choice of Selective SolmAnts in the Chemical Phase Analysis
of the two-SP-values-(that of the mineral and that of the salt
forming in.-the. dissolution process), the easier the mineral cation
will enter the solution. The treatment of a substance containing
PbSO 4:~With_a soda solution for the extraction of the B04 ione is
a dissolution-of this kind. Another example is the method suggested
by K.D. Leontlyeva in 1955 for the dissolution of zinc contained
in.calamine.. and. smithsonite -Yjith a copper sulfate solution. It is,
ascertained that.-the velocity.and the completeness of the mineral
disscvlution will--be.the.higher the higher the resistant degree of
the resulting-coaplax.compound. The solving velooity of a mineral
in an acid will-,be.higher in the cave of the mineral being the
s&U'of-a weak acid. The reduction or oxidation of any mineral part--,
does not only depend on.the magnitude of the redox potential of
the anion or the cation of.the mineral, but also on its solubility.
ASSOCIATION., Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-isaledovatel skiy institut tsvetnykh aetalov
(State Scientific Research Institute for Nonferrous Metals)
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A7JTHORSs Filippoval No A., Rorosteleve., V. A$ BOY/32-25-5-2/56
TITLE: utilization of'Trilon in the Chemical Phase Analysis
(Primenaniya trilona v khimicheekom fazovom analize)
PERIODICALt Zavod skuya Laboratoriyal 1959, Vol 25, Nr 5, YY 535-539 (USSR)
ABSrRACT: The present paper gives a description of the phase analysis
of copper compounds in mixtures containing metallic Cu, Cu20
and CuO as well as cupric salt soluble in water. It was
not possible to extract the latter with water, owing to the
formation of a redox system CU 2+ /Ou0. Trilon (I) was found
to besuitable in this regard and it is stated that a
0-054 M solution (I) with a PH - 5-5 does not extract
metallic Cu, Cu20 and CuO. The scheme of the phase analysis
is given. Many products of the nonferrous metallurgy contain
large amounts of oxides that increase the PH of the solution,
thus di'sturbing., the course of phase analysis. They must
be therefore extracted beforehand, without however extracting
any of the other components. Also for this purpose (1) is
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SnC1 21' Snot Sn02 and Sn, which contained up to 15 % CaO.
Not only CaO could be removed, but also SnC12 was solved,
whereas previously this could not be,done without difficulttes.
The scheme of this phase analysis is also given. The same
was also observed with a material containing CaO, CaS and
Cac wherein metallic zinc was to be determined with AgNO
3*
Also in thle case the use of (I) makes it possible to solve
all Ca compounds, and consequently allows the quantitative
separation of C2 H2 and R2S as well as the determination of
CaS and. CaC'2 In this case PbO and ZnO ente:: solutionas well,
thus favoring the analysis. The scheme of a phase analysis
on Pb- and Zn compounds in the presence of Ca compounds is
given. (1) may also serve for the dissolution of some lead
minerals, in which case the insolubility of PbS may be
exploited for its separation. To be true, a dissolution of
Pb- and Zn sulphides may be also brought about by a treatment
with hydrogen peroxide. The apparatus (Fig) as wall as the
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are described. There are I figure and 3 Soviet references,
ASSOCIkTIOH3 Gosudarstvannyy nauchno-inslodovatel'skiy institut
tsvetnykh metallov (State Scientific Research Institute
of Nonferrous Xetals)
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AUTHORS: Filippova, N, Ast Korosteleva, V, A# SOV/32-25-9-9/53
TITLE: Phase Analysis of Fuming Encrustations on Compounds of Zino,Tin,
Leadt and Arsenio
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 99 PP 1053-1059 (USSR).
ABSTRAM A zinc stannate 2 SnO, (I) was produced by malting a mixture of
I n2 4
and SnO4 (molar ratio 20) at 12000 for the purpose,of a
ZnO 2
.
phase analysis of stanniferous fuming encrustations (F). since
the latter is partly soluble in reagents which are used for the
extraction of ZnO.and ZnSf and Sn from (I) dissolves
simultaneously with Sn froRL sulphide, and consequently increases
the result of the Sn-determination, an attempt was made to find
conditions under which ZnO and ZnS are dissolved, without dis-
solving (I). It was taken into account in the elaboration of the
determination method of zino compounds that Trilon (II) which
dissolves the oxidized Zn-compounds, and copper nitrate which
dissolves metallic Znq also dissolve the analogous lead
compounds. The following 9-oheme for phase analysis on the Zn-
and Pb-compounds from a weighed portion was established on the
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Phase Analysis of R~ming Encrustations on SOV/32-25-9-9/53
Compounds of ZinciT4604,,and Arsenio
ammoniacal TrIlon solution Inhibited with sodium dibutyl
naphthalene sulfonate ("Mikal") and the subsequent determination
of Zn and Pb of the oxidation product in the filtrate.
2) Treatment with copper nitrate and determination of the
metallic-Zn and Pb in the filtrate. 3) Treatment with H202 and
Trilon and subsequent determination of Zn and Pb of the sulphide
in the filtrate. 4) Treatment with hydrochloric acid and
determination of Zn from (I) In the filtrate* A method for the
determination of Sn is aloo-recommended according to which SU
may be determined from metallic Sn, SnO, Sn020 SnSt SnCl2 Snp,
and fflp Sn from (I) beirig calculated from the Zn determination
for I . The determination of arsenic comyounds mayt as in the
analysis.of powders, result from the water-jacket-melt (Ref 4)-
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Compounds of Zino tftLead,and Arsenio
The experimental amlysescarried out showe& (Tables 2, 3), that
to obtain satisfying results a definite working procedure must
be followed. Corresponding schemes I - III concerning the
sequence for the accomplishment of the phase analysis.on the
compounds of Pb# Znq Bn, and As are given. There are 4 tables
and 6 referenoeaj,6.of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Gosudarstvennyy nauahno-itioledovatellskiy institut tevetnykh
metallov (State Scientifto Research Institute of Non-~ferroue
Metals)

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AUTHOR-. Filip ova Candidate of SOV/32-25-10-59/63
'C emical Sciences
TITLE: Conference on (Ration al) Phase Analysis
PIMIODICAL: Zavods kaya laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 10, p 1276 (USSR)
ABSTRACT-. The first Conference on Chemical Phase Analysis took place
in the town of Ordzhonikidze from July 10 to JulY 15Y 1959
and was convened by the WOO tavetnoy metallurgii (NTO of Non-
ferrous Metallurgy), the sovnarkhoz of the Severo-Osetinskiy
ekonomicheskiy administrativni rayon (Severo-Osetinian
Economic Administration Region~j and by the Gintevetmet.
'
The Conference was attended by 26 representatives of scientif
ic institutions and by 25 representatives of USSR plants.
21 lectures were held and 16 reports were made concerning
problems of chemical phaseF analysis.and the investigation of
the composition of ores and other products as well as their
enrichment and the process of workin# them into rare and
nonferrous metals, among them lectures on several general
and theoretical questions, such as the taBk8 and methods of
phase analysis (Gintsvetmet), the phase analysis of sulphidic
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Conference on (Rational) Phase Analysis
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(Ltfvov Agricultural Institute), phase analysis of the pro-
ducts'of metallurgical processing, which contain metal phases,,
and the application of inhibitors (Gintsvetmet), X-ray struc-
tural phase analysis of mineral products (Iegiredmet). The
l6ctures on the phase analyses for,copper-,lead-, zinc-com-
pounds and those for other metals# among other thingag also
dealt with analyses of such objects as are particularly dif-
ficult to analyze, e.g. of copper cement from backwaters
obtained by precip#ation-on to iron, the residues obtained
by the combined method according to Professor Mostovioh etc.
Mekhanobriy recommended 'that In.ahalygde for copper a previous
investigation be carried;out of the "solubility" of the c6pper
sulphides with corresponding corrections of analysis results.
The conference decided to follow certain directives in the
further development of chemical phase analysis: 1. Inveatiga-
tions of the composition of metallurgical slags, -matte, anneal.-
ing.producte,and kinds of dust. 2. Comparative investigations
of the solubility of natural minerals and their synthetic
analogs. 3, The application of inhibitors in phase analysis
for the purpose of inhibiting oxidation processes of metallio
and salphide phases. 4. An ext5nded application of auxiliary

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methods. 5- Development of accelerated methods of phase
analysis. 6. Application of ultrasonics in chemical phase
analysis. The necessity of an intensified training of the
respective experts, as well as of an increased exchange of
opinions and acceleration of the publication of literature
dealing with this subject is pointed out.
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IMTAMO, Yuriy Arkaolyo4lch; SWIRO, Sofiya Abramovna; FILIPPOVA,
N.A., red.; ZAZMIZAYA, V.11.p takhn.red.
CCourse in qualitative analysial lure khtmicheakogo ka-
chostvannogo analiza. Roalm, Gos.nauohno-tekhn.izd-vo khim.
lit-ry. 1960 702 p. (MIRA 130)
i0hemistry, Analytical-Qualitative)
N,
.TR

-FILIPPOVA..
Diagnosis of the nymph stage of Ornithodorus verrucosus Olen., Saaa.
at le., 134 (Ixodoldea, Arguelds) Zo olzhur. 39 no.4:514-520 Ap 160.
(M MA 13: 11)
1. Zoological'Inatitute of tto U*S.S.Re Academy of Sciences,
Leningrads
(Ticks),
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S/078/60/005/007/017/043/xx
B004/BO60
AUTHORS 'Filippova, No A*9 Savina, Ye. V., Korostelevat V9 A.
TITLEs Production and Identification of Zinc Stannate
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganichoskoy khimii, 1960, Vol. 5v No- 7,
PP- 1423 1427
TEXTs The authors attempted to identify the compound formed in the fuming
process of slags containing tin. This compound is difficultly soluble in
dilute sulfuric acid, and is an ob13tacle to the full yield of tin. Papers
by A. K. Yevdokimova, A. 1. Migina, and A. A. Tseydler (Ref. 1),
V. V. Koe.telov and V. So Morachevskaya (Ref.2) identified the unknown
products as zinc stanna.te of a hitherto unknown composition. The authors
of the present article prepared the following specimens from ZnO and SO I
0 2
I: molar ratio,ZnO a Sn02 - I 1 1; 4 h heating to 1200 C; M ZnO 1 Sh02
2 s 1,. same treatment; Uat ratio as in II, but heating for 8 hours;
IIIs ZnO sSn02 3 t 11 treatment as in I and II; M ZnO s Sn02 2 ~j 1,
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Production and Identification of Zinc S/078/60/005/007/017/043/Xx
Stannate B004/BO60
initial heating for 4 hours, followed by additional 8 hours. Free ZnO and
free SnO2 were identified incalcined mixtures whose weight had remained
unchanged. Table 1 gives the amounts of free ZnO and SnO 2 along with the
analytical data for the four specimens. Ila consisted of Zn2 SnO4 at 96.e%.
The mixture 1 t 1 contained an excess of Sn02 , and the mixture 3 1 1 an
excess of ZnO. Fig. I shows a microscopic picture of zinc stannate. The
X-ray analysis performed with a YTC-50-0 (URS-50-I) apparatus yielded the
interplanar spacings for Zn 2SnO4 in agreement with data avai lable in
literature. A reaction in the solid phase takes place at 1200 0C*ir, a
mixture of 2 moles of ZnO and I mole of SnO 2, and the resulting produc't.
is Zn2 SnO 4' This compound is difficultly soluble in dilute H2 so4, and is
,-therefore responsible for the incompleteness of zinc extraction in the
fuming process. There are 2 figures, .2 tables, and 6 referencest 5 Soviet
and I US.
SUBMITTEDt March 27, 1959
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2/046
S/032/60/026/04/0,
BO1O/BOO6
AUTHORSi iliRRova, tynova, L. A., Savinag Ye. V.,
Kulichlkhlna~ D.
,TITLEs Phase Analysis of Lead Industry.Dust for Selenium Compounds
PERIODICAL: Zavodekaya laboratoriyaq 196o, Vol. 26, No, 4, PP. 401 410
TEXTs Various solvents were tested to find a scheme for the phase analysis of
lead dust for selenium compounds (Table 3, solubility of selenium COMDOunds in
the solvents investigated). The following selective solvents were found: methanol
fo~---- selenium dioxide, 0-5 M acetic acid for zinc Belenite, an 0-5 M sodium
chloride solution for mercury selenite, 0.5 M citric acid for lead selenite, a
1.5 M sodium sulfite solution for elementary selenium, an 0.1 N potassium bromide
solutionin 0.1 N sulfuric aoid for zinc selenide, and 7 N nitric acid for-lead
selenide. An 0.25 M Trilon solution was found to dissolve all selenites.
Solubilities were investigated using selenium preparations. Microscopic analyses
were made by R. D. Kulichikhina and the structural analyses with X-rays by,
Ye. V~ Savina (Table -1, composition of selenium preparations). The possibility
of determining selenium dioxide, zinc: selenite, lead aelenite and mercury
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Phase Analysis of Lead Industry Dust for Selenium 8/032/60/026/04/C,2/046
Compounds B01O/B006
selenite separately was verf ied using mixtures of radioactive (Se75) preparations
of these compounds. Owing to the complex composition of the dust, howeveri. zinc
selenite and lead selenite can not be determined separately in industrial samples~
The phase analysis of a dust sample admixed with selenium compounds showed that
the added amounts were found analytically. A scheme for the phase analysis was
developed. Tables showing the composition of the samples investigated (Table 5)
and the results obtained by the phase analysis of these samples (Table 6) are
gi,ien. A handbook by K. B. Yatsimiiskiy and V. P. Vasillyev (Ref,, 9) is mentioned
in the paper, giving the.values~of the equilibrium constants of lead- and zinc
selenite (Table 2) published in it. There are 6 tables and 9 references.) *,F of
which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-.isaledovatellskiy institut tsvetnykh metallov
(State Scientific Research Institute of Nonferrous Metals)
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8/032j60/O26/06/11,1044
BOIO/B126
AUTHORSe Filippovat No Atq Diabrovskaya, To F.
TITLEs The Use of Trilon in the Analysis of Active Accumulator
Masses and Red Lead
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laborstoriya, 1960, Vol. 26, No. 6, PP- 711 716
TEXTt A method of determining lead in accumulator masses and red lead
with the aid of Trilon is described. The dissolution of metal lead in
Trilon depends on the concentration and the.pH of the soluticu (Figs-1-4).
In this case lead sulfate was determined in products of the accumulator
industry by heating the sample with 10% soda solution, and the final
determination was carried out trilonometrically, and not gravimetrically
(Ref. 3). The results agreed with those obtained by gravimetric final do-
terminaticn (Table 1). V. V. Tentkovtsev (Ref. 4) suggested treating the
sample with aoidp but it was established that higher results are obtained
with this method (Ref-' 4) with positive accumulator masses (Table 2).
According to No Go Kiseleva and B. No Kabanov (Ref. 5), this is due, to
adsorption of the sulfuric acid on lead dioxide. P. Pr'ibil and J. digalik
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The Use of Trilon in the Analysiv of Active S/032J60/026/06/11/044
Accumulator Masses and Red Lead B010/B126
(Ref. 2) suggest the -use of Trilc:~n for determining lead dioxide by re--
ducing the'lead dioxide with potassium iodide in an acetic acid solution
in the presence of Trilon. I. M. Kolltgof (Ref. 6) recommends this method
for analysing red lead. It was eatablished that the Trilon methodp and the
thios alfate method described in fl')~r (GOST) 1787-50 give Ooncurrinj re.-
sults on the determination of lead dioxide in accumulator masses Table 3).
The Trilon method (Ref. 4) was wied in this case to find the total lead
content in active accumulator manses, and the results obtained agreed
(Table 4) with the above a6id-troatment method. According to the reelilts
of the analysis, an analytic course to determine lead sulfate in acti-re
accumulator masses (sodi-treatment method for all masses, and acid-trest-
ment methA for negative masses) is given# as well as a way of determining
lead dioxide and the total lead oontent in accumulator masses. Thereare
4 figures, 4 tables, and 6 Soviet references.
A550GLiTION; Filial 'hno-iseledovatel'skogo akkamulyatornogo inatituta
nsur
(Branch of the Scientific Research Institute for Accumulators)
Card 2/2
7;.

FIUPP(JVA, N.A.; MUMMA, V.A.
Solution of lead minerals in certain organic acids. Sbor.
nauch, trudo Gintswtmata no.18:127-138 161. (tan 16:7)
(Lead compounds) (Solubility)
.(Acidej, Organic)

FLAPPOVA, N.A.; KGROSTEWA) VA.
SemiVantitive method of deternining lead oxide in ores, Sbore
nIauch, trudo Gintsvetwata no.18:139-345- 161* (MIRA 16:7)
(laad ores--Analysis)
(Leadoxide)
g
-F I !.i

FIIJ:PPOVA, N.L.; KCROSTELEVA, V.A.
Pikes analysis of lead-zinc dusts containing calcium compoilrylse
Sbor, nauch. trud, Gintsvetmets. no.18:11+6-154 161.
(KMA 16:7)
(Nonferrous metals-Metall'urgy)
.(Fly ash)

FMCPFOVA) H,A,; KOROSTEUVA) V,A,.
Solution of lead minerals in organic acids. Zav. lab. 27 no..4:301-
1 386 161. 04M 14:4)
1. Gosudarst-vennyy nauchno-issledovatellokiy institut tavetnykh
metanov.
(Lead) (Acids., Orgaae)
M,
IOWA,

FILIM'OVAp N.A.; KOROSTFJZVA, V.A;; CHZHU YUF-IN.
More preoise.methods 'of phase analysis for lead compounds, ores,
an d enriahmeiat products. Zav.:Lab. 27 no.n:.1346-1352 161.
(MIFA 14'. 10)
.1, Gosudarstvenmy nau4no-insledovateliskiy institut tsvetnykh
metallov.
(Lead compounds) (ores)

FILIPPOVA,, N.Aaj DOBROTSVETOVI BoL.
Botablishing %be form of binding of dispersed elements. Sbor.
naucha trudo.Gintovatmeta no.19079-784 162.
(MIRA 16:7)
MetaU. Rare and minor)
Ghamieal bonds)
~
5-~
A.R.

YAM
FILIPPOVAq N.A,;,DCEROTSVETOVP B.L.; NOROSTEMA.. V.A.
Establishing t* fam of binding of th"um in the ores of
a p~rritia deposit. Sbor. nauch. trud. ffMvetiwts~ no.19:
785-794 '62- (MM 16:7)
Thallium-Analysis)
Pyvites-Ana3yeis
Cheutical bonds)
~
M'l
N-Z A
;.-flf7--i'~l'i,lD~ ~ ~S Z, Im : . '. N
. I-m A _0
7.

FILIPPOVA, N.A.; MARTMVA, L,Ao,* SAVINA, Ye.V.
Uning the X-ra-T moth&[ of anal;Ws in the eyathesis of pure
selenites of lead, siric. mercury and mercury seienide. Sbor.
nauch, trud, Gintavetsieta no.l9t795-799 162. OCMA 16t 7)
Seleniusi compounds)
i-ray w7a tanograpby)
l

FILDPOVA, N.A.
Inteirrepublie school of workers of analytical laboratories
of the lead-zinc industr7,.--Z&v.lab, 28 no.10:1276-1277 162.
(MM 15:10)
1. Goaudarstvannyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institut tsvetnykki
-Metal~ov*
(Chomical laboratories)

FILIPPOVA Aleks-androvna; IIASLENITSKIY, N.H., kand, tekhn,
re a Zen I TIANGELfSKAYA., M.S., red. izd-va;
DOBUZHINSKAYA.. L.V., tekhn. red.
L'Phase analysis of nonferrous metal ores and.,7:the products
of their processing] Irazovyl analis rud ttv4nykh metallov
i produktov ikh pererabotki. Moskva,,Meta14r isdat, 1963.
211 P. fMIRA 161g)
(Nonferrous metals.-Analysis) (Ore dressing)

FATNBERG, Solomon Tul'yevich; ETTJ VA,. -Nina...Alsksandrovnq; KLIMENKO;,
Tu.V., kand. tekbn,nauk, retsenzent (deceased]; FAHOMOVAO
K.S.J9 kand. tskhn.nauk, retsenzentl TITOV, V.I., red.;
APUMBLIS.KAUp H.S.,, red.izd-va; DOBUZHINSKAYk, L.V., tekha.
red.
(Analysis of nonferrous metal ores) Analiz rud tsvetnykh met&l-
lov. 3., ispr. i dop. izd. Moskva, Metallurgizdat, 1963. 871A
(MIRA 16:10)
(Nonf errous metals-knalysis)

analysls bf fernmolybdemm prrduction dustF for
bisnuth compomda. Zav. lab. '110 no.5.518-522 64.
O-a--:~ 1715)
Crosudarstvenny.7 n,,iLtnhno-is5lwovptellsl,'Ly --~nmqtitt-lt
't-9vewylich mtAllov,

FILIPPOVA, V.A.
Thare iB a need for changing praml, mithods foll' l'ale'llati-ogg
production costs. Vest.mashinostr- 1,4' no. 2-03-76 F 164.
(P(TRA 17370",

FILIPPOVA N, KOROSTELEVAO V.A.
Trilonometric determination of tin. Sbor. nauch. trud.
Gintsvetmeta no.23:352-355 165. (MIRA 18:12),

FILIPPOVA. &,A!j KOROSTELEVA., V.A.; SAUNA, Ye.V.; GUSELINIKOVA, N.Yij.
Analyzing the products of the disproportioning of tin protioxide.
Sbor. nauch. trud..Gintsvetmeta no.23:315-382 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

FIUIPPOVA-i-- N .-A.--
From Russian for W. A. P. Collins
Zoologicheskii Zhurnal 33 (1): 69-76; 16 figs.; !954
Diagnosis of Certain Species of Ixodid Ticks of the Genus Ixodes Latr. (Subgenus Ixodes,
a. str.)'According to Larvae and.Ny~tphs
by
N. A. Filippova
(Chair of Entomology of the M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University)
Translated at t!a-- Na t 'Izz t." t I; tx~i; ~f I A'
FuU trazalation, avallabi--at ta

IPILIPPOVA, N.A.
DiWosis of the tick Ixodes (Itopalpiger) trianguliceps Bir.
by larvae and nymphs,, Zool.shur. 33 a0-5:1053-1057 S-0 '34.
(HLHA 7:11)
1. Irafedra entomologii biologo-poohvennogo fakulltata XGU im.
H.V.Iomonosova.
(Ticks)

FILIPPOVA,, N. A.: "Research on the morphology and systematics of the ixodinae". Moscow
.1955. Moscow Order.of Lenin and Labor Red Banner State U imeni M. V. Lomonosov.
(Disoortation for the Do&-so of,,.Candidate of BiologIcal ScienceB)
SO: Kidthnu
ya Letopi Noe 40s 1 Oct 55

I:SHIMY.7,No; FILIPPOVA, T.A,
Ixodes taurlaus Vshiv. et Fillp., gpo nov. (Acarins, Ixodidne)
from the Crian twith.summary Lu Inglishl. Znt.obox. 36
no.2:553-560 157. (MLRA 10:7)
1. Zoologlebookly Institut Almdoull nauk SSSR. LeningTad.
(Cr issa-ficke

7ILIPPOVA, N.A.
r
"M __
lzodea stroul, a now spacies of tick and its position In the system
Ixodinas [with sumary In ftliah], Zool, shur. 36 no.6064-869 A
'57,, (Xiak 10:8)
1, Kafedra entomologii Moskovskogo gotudaretyennogo universiteta
In. X.T. Lononosova.
(Tien Shan--Ticks)

USSR Zooparasitology. Mite and Insect Vectors of G
Disease Agents. Acarids.
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur Biologiya, No 5, 1959, No. 1910.3
Author :Fili,22oyA., N. A.
Inst :Mod-cow Society of Nature Research. Branch
of BloloBy
Title :Systematic Grouping of Acarids of the Sub-
family Ixodinae in Falearctica
Orig Pub :Byulo Moak. o-va ispyt. prirody. Otd. biol.9
1957,62, No 6, 31-34
Abstract :Classification of the Ixodinae fauna in
Palearctlea and a brief diagnosis of the
genera and subgenera entering into the
Composition of this subfamily. Two genera
are isolated In the Ixodinae subfamily -
Ixodes Latr. and Ceratixodes Neum. P. Ixodes
Card-1/2
17
USSR / Zooparasitology. Mite and Insect Vectors of G
Disease Agents. Acarids.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur -- Blologlya, No 5, 1959, No,, 19703
is divideds In Its turn, into 6 subeeners, -
Ixodes (a. str.), Eschatocephalus Frauenteld,
1853P IxOdioPsia Filippova, 1957t Pholeo~xodes
P. Schulzo, 1942t Scaphiyodes F. Sohulze,
19419 Exopalpiger P. Schulze, 1935.
Card 2/2

gt~dy'a ticks transmiItting spir6chat;s'in Trainscaucasia Cvit~
~,qm,wry iu 3ngl -ishl. Parax. abor. 18:5-9 '58-. (MIR& 12:3)
ltWedra abehoh _tjo ogii_i pa;axitologii im. eked. U.N.
-k~' 1y '.4 ,
P
avlove go Voyanno-maditainskoy ordona lonina akademii im.
S.',K. I.irova i Zoologiohookiy inetitut AN SSSR.
0'rabscauciela'n, -'S --- pirochetosis)
-(heke an carrie r-'a of disease),

Materials an larvae ancl nymphs of the subfamily Ixodinae Bapkaw
1907 [with summary In-Uglishl. ALraz. abo,r...118:10-77 158.
. .1 - - 1. . .. . 1. . , (MIRA 12:3)
I.Zoologicheakiy institut AN SSSR.
(Ificks) ... (larv&-Insecte)

FILIPPOVA, N.A.
Age characteristics of nymphal stages of the tick Ornithodorois
tartakovskyi Ol., 1931 and specific diagnosis of some rqwphs
of the genuis Ornithodaros. Paras.sbor. 19%7-15 160.
(MIRA 13p)t-
1. Zoologicheskiy institut Akadeaft nauk BSSR*
(Turkmenistan-Ticks) (Kazakhetan-Ticks)
3"'n
........ .

Larvae and nymphs of ticks of the subfamily Qrnithodoriae
(Ixodoidea~ Argasidae) in the fauna of the SoViet Union. Paraz.
sW,r. 20t148-184 1614 (MIRA 1419)
1 Zoologichoskiy institut AN SWR.
(TICKS) (tMAE-INSECTS)

N. A-
ILIPP OVA
Systematico of ticks of the "croulatus" group (Ixodidae, TzDdes,
Phlolaoixodoo). Paraz, abor, M226447 161. (MPA 14:9)
1. Zoologiobeakiy institut AN SM.
(TICKS)

FILIPPOVAIr N.AG
Materials on ticks belonging to the subfamily Argasinae. Report
No.l: Adult ticks and larvae-of the genus Argas Latr. of the
"Reflexus" group. Zool. zhur. 40 no.12:1815-1826 D '61.
(MM, 15-3)
1. Zoological Institute, U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, LeninCrad.
(Ticks)

FILIPPOVA, N.A.
Recent data on argasid ticks parasitic on birds of the Crimea.
Dokl. AN SSSR 140 no.1:247-248 S-0 161. (MIRA :14: 9)
1. Zoologicheskiy institut AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom Y,9.N.
Pavlovskim.
(Crlmea-_Tick3) (Parasites--Birds)
_;w
4,

FILIPMVAP NOAO
Distribution and char.aeteriAtics of the developmental cycle
of the tick Argas be, ftdop 1827 (Ixodoidea.. Argasidae)
in-Turkmenia, Zool,zhur. 41 no.lOsl575-1578 0 162.
(KMA 15M)
1. Zoological Institute# AcadeW of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.t
Leninpad. (Turkmenista- 4rgasidas)