SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IVANOVA, A.A. - IVANOVA, A.I.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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11fop4ration of dryinx oil from cotton 4
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/of M1 Q1 0 fkaRild M Wilf Villd,!Ij oil %jith tll,(!
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III the vre-emer of AW), is jlr'~Iuvt ('I arv~vl
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Chemistry - ramarization
"Isomerization of Linseed Oil in the Presence of'
Metals " A. A. Ivanova, A. S. Petrova, Coxididates Chen
pp
"Rhim Prom" no
In recent years research has been concerned with Iscm-
erization of linseed and other oils to finii a sub-
stItute for tung oil. Author presents In tabulwr
form, with accompanying explanation, a serles of tests
conducted on linseed oil, with respect to Isomeriza-
tion in presence of metals. Zinc, calcium, mercury,
tin,- and several others foun(I to -give favorable re-
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AID P - 3426
Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 - li/18
Authors Korshak, V. V. and A. A. Ivanova
Title Dehydration of methyl ricinoleate
Periodical Zhur. prikl. khim., 28, 5, 523-532, 1955
Abstract Experiments were carried out in the presence of
various catalysts of which sodium bisulfate was
the most active. The dehydration of methyl
ricinoleate In the presence of NaHS04 attains
86-59% at 2500C. Seven tables, 11 references.,
7 Russian (1914-1950).
Institution : None
Submitted : S 9, 1953

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no- if.,ating th"'111 rezall!'I Ort A,, wztt1-.
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if i mxfiol; Oat :i~latirljj ms run. I
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-idmi'm ~11` "(1t(C'useffl (Ifl, tLklan in 0.5% :~Iicll
\fit, Cr, J-3 ct,
c;ltalv'IL, fit tit'! Ut., fill 11~t
md ht:,Iwl,t 11,i! lilt-It..
'AI 1") afla~nod ,I Lvatm;? to I V~ 60, for 5 hin
a 'x1 nIkUtim"I (Hillotit .
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;wuzvvr, -10ded Mull.", 91"U'l t")
tit tit ccolit tit! wx'otumed Int Ivy the 110 gronp 'clintimt.
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tit(~ cataty't, ',-V~th Vb
awl with Co or Mri
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,,f rh~ filwD. A fila,41mixg oit similar im 11,I]v2rI'1u,1 to 16-
r-d u;! -,~ ol3tairl,A ti-
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withwit the arldn. of Nntaerythritul.

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CHINA/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their H-30
Application. Lacquers. Paints. Lacquer-Paint
Coatings.
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Khimiya, No 11, 1958, 381-74.
Author Ivanava, A.A.
Inst Noi-_9~~~
Title The Extraction bf Drying Oil from Cotton Oil.
Orig Pub: Khuasyue shitsze, 1956, No 2, 87) 88.
Abstract: Translated. See RZhnim, 1955, 15308.
Card

IVANOVA, A. A. Doe Tech Sci -- (diss) fil,-forming mterials
on the base of nQudriAng alld 'yIng oils Long 1,957. 27 pp (Min of
Higher Education USSR. Len Order of Labor Red Bannor TochnolotJobI Inst L-1
Lensovet), 10", copies. List of author's works pp 26-27 (FL, 4,58, 82)
" 7, T 7

I I I t I
U+I~Lq

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IVANOTA. A.A.
SYnthesia of film forming material based on nondrylzg or sem1drvIll.,
Oils- Zhur. priki, khims 31 no*23279-289 7 INI. (MIRA
(0118 and fats)

L 35J1-66 EWT(l) GW
UR/0'4),86/6t;,e=/015/fxeg/odgo
AGCM10N, KR: AP5024410
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AUTHORSt Kh2getsj Me Yes Terekhov, V, p$; Slivin Yu A.j b ov, kz~Lxt j
W
iIvanovaf A. A.; Uerezin. E. ~tr
TITLEs Device for measuring the gravitational force. 03ABiv h2j, No. 17305
SOURM Byulleten' izobroteniy i bovarnykh znakov, no# 15o 1965,1~~ 89-90
TOPIC TAGS: gravimeter, submark;e
r mg4a;aaring: Doha gravithtioi
;-ABsrFACTt Ms Author Certificate presents a device fo 11-0
al force from submarines and drifting ice. The device contains t1irue quartz-4ietal
pendulums mounted on the base plate of a thermostated supporh plaj~ad in an
arrested Cardan suspension, arresUng and locking devioea fw, the jpoirdulums)
thermometers, a hygrometer, a triggering lover for each pendm1un, 6 device for
applying time marks to the photorecord of the pendulum oscillmtiowl, a contrf."l
panel, and perturbing acceleration detectors. To increase the accuracy of tba
measurements and to simplify their processing$ additional mirrors Aire nounted on
the support plate so that the images of the trAnsmitting di%Awagmu! reflected
from the outer pendulum* are produced in the focal plane of tho objective (see
Fig. I on the Enclosure)# To insure the uniform setting of thst pandiaums on Mw
Card

t 3541-66
AGGESSION URI AP502441o
axis of tile arresting device, a template is installed which ~~,Uvax~tls a forwant:
motion to a stop sPring, The spring is kinematically coupWl to thdi taotplaW
and presses the end part of the pendulum knife edge onbo a Vxed oupport, rig'"iy-
coupled to the support plate. For romoto control of the pejukiluma,, electric
drives are mounted on the support, which aro controlled from the pinal aid are
kinematically coupled to the arresting and locking devAce3 and thiii stop Spring,
To control the initial amplitudes and phases of the oscillatlan of the laiddle
pendulum, an additional triggering lever with a driving frame is installed. To
maintain the position of the center of gravity of the device idien Vwiinding th4i
film, a compensator is installed. The compensator is in the Yorm mC a weight
moving with f ilm feed along a screw which is kinamaticaUy coupled tic the azlo
of tile film spool. To simplify the arresting of the Gardan magent,.Lon, the
arrestor in the form of a screw with a control wheel clamps the outur ring, of tile
Gardan suspension through a plate of the inner ring to tile suppt)rt on tile st"di,
To record the readings of a mercury thermomeber on the comon Tbotemecordj an
anamorphic adaptor is mounted on the support# origo arta hast 1 diagram,
ASSOGWIONt none
ISUBMITEDs 19Feb63 ENGM 01 SUB CODSt 98
NO REF SM 000 qTHPRI 000
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Froduction, of proteojyt,,,j
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VASILITIML, S.A.: FAIUNIN, A.F.: RAYZIWr, F.B., redaktor;
?IARTYMIM0, D.P., redaktor: SOKOWVA, R.Ta., telchnichi?tkiy redaktor
[Direct system of long distance tAlaphone operation) Hemedlennala
sist"ma, ekspluatatsil mezhdugorodnykh telefonnvkh sviazet. "Toskva
Goa. izd-vo lit-ry po voprosan aviazi i radio. 1953. )l p.
[Microf Ilml (MRA 8: 8)
(Talephnne)
V Tin flip

C&vd 1/1 t Pub. 133 17/21
Authors t Ivanova, A. A.
Title I Methods for increasing efficiency of workevii of 11. intarurb.,ai telephone
station
Perlodical I Vest. svyazi 9, 29-A SeP 1954
Abstmat I Conditions under which many interurban tele'phone-~s4ation opi.?I*atQIrs
could not accomplish their work noms are dlliacribe~l. 11-lethod$ for
increasing efficienoy of those operators aro disaitu~sed,
Institution
Submitted

IVAITOVA. A.A.; KRISTAL'Ifff. V.S.; VALUMIN, AJ.; )EMYMHIV, To.$.,
otvatstvenny7 red.; KOKOSOV, L.V.. red.; MAZILI, Te.I., takhn.red.
[interurban telephone stations] Mezhdugorodave telefonnys stantaii.
Mosk7a, Gosisd-vo lit-ry po voprosam sviarl i radio, 1958. 371 P.
(Telephone stations) (HIM 11:6)

!V5
753. It 1
Ivanova, A A .1.9
Uong P'ezhdugorodanre telefOnnyye stantsii
distance telephone eXchanges, IkvJ
A, A, Ivarlova [i dr.1 1'.fOnkvaj SIyazizdat,
1958. -
371 p. iuus. I diaprs.y graphs.* tables.
Iff,i tel'a tura 11: P. 369

DRLITSKIYy VJI., inzh.; IVAMVA, A.A., inzh.; MMOVA, G.L., inzli.
High-frequency tandem apr*ratus for 12 and &A-chamial groups
of tolophono chaiuiols. Vact. Wdo-zi 21 rio.6-3-5 Je 161.
QITRA 14:9)
(Telephono)

DRIATSKIY, N.M., inzh,; IVAHOVA, A.A., lnzb,; MAFTOVA, G.L., inrh.
Apparatus for the separation of 60--channel. telolfhont, channel
groups in multichannel high-frequency telephony syetimis.
Vest. eviazi 21, no.1204 D 164 (MUIA ISO)
7
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KOITOVALOV, G.S.; KUTSEVA, P.P,j KOLESNIKOVA, T,Kh.j IVANOVA, A,A,
Chw.ge in the chemical composition of' natural vater under
the influence of sorption proosesee, Gidrokhimsmat,
36t117-124 164o (MIR& 18111)
I* Gidrokhimicheskiy institut, Novocherkansko Stibmittad
December 15, 196L

S/07 62/007/011/002/005
2101%186
AUTHORSs Zhmud Ye. S. . IvanpvA,_ A. B. , Kotlyar, A. A. , OBtapchenko, Ye. P.
TITLEs X-ray examination of melts in the BaO - Geo 2 Bystem
~Y,HIODICAL; Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, v-.7, no. 11, 1962, 2581-2590
TEXT; Mixtures of BaCO3 with Ge02-in which both components varied between
0-100 iaole-j~ were sintered at 920-12500C in air or at 9200C in a hydrogen
atmosphere. X-ray spectra were recorded under CuK. radiation using.the
aragonite type of BaCO3 and rhombohedral Ge02. The lattice constants, of
these compounds agreed with published data (A.,I. Kitaygorodskiy,
Rentgenostrukturnyy analiz melkokristallicheskikh i amorfny)zh tel (X-ray
Analysis of Fine-crystalline and Amorphous Substances), Gostekhizdat, 1950)),
Results. (1) Specimens sintered at 10500C'in air with a BaCO5iGeO2
ratio = 10 formed a single phase. On the basis of data obtained by
.H. Koelmans, C.M.C. Verhagen (J. Llectrochem. Soo., 106, 677 (1959)), the
single phace was identified as BaGeO3; it was present in a ratio of up to
113. Using BaCOpGeO2 - 132, BaGe205 was formed, and using ratios of 2:6
a,nd 10, the specimen contained unchanged Ge02 as well as BaG(?205' Using
Card 113
'I. F, iI

3/078/62/007/011/002/005
X-ray examination'of melto in the... Blol/.B166
the ratios 6t4, 2:1, 7:3, 3:1., 4:1, and 511, Ba 2GeO4wns formed which, at
2:1, is present as a single phase; this was identified from the similarity
of its structure to that of Ba2sio, (A. Austin, J. Ame-r. Ceram. Soc., 30,
218 (1947)). Using even higher proportions of BaC03 gave rine to linsta
which .-icre attributed to varioun barium hydroxid(.,s. (2) At 12500C in air
it was fojnd that specimens containing 0-301,1o' GeO2 and WO-70%) BaO produced
BaO + Ba 2GeO41 those rith a content of 30-50~ GeO. produced BaGeO 5 +Ba 2GeO
those with 50-1001,~ GeO rave rise to BaGeO + GeO I but BaGe,
,,0- is not
2 3 2
formed, for at this temperature it readily decomposea Into BaGeo 3 + Goo 2'
(3) At 9200C in a hydrogen atmosphere, using a BaO:GeO 2 ratio of gilt the
phase composition was BaCO 3 + X + traces of BaGeO 4' where X denotes an
unidentified phase probably consisting of various bariwai hydroxides. For
ratios fron 5:1 to 713 the composition is Ba 2GeO4+ X; at 20 the Ba2aeo 4
occurs as a single phase; using 614 to 10 there are txaces of Ge along
Card 2/3

ZM1411 Ye.S.; IVANOVA, _.; KOTLYAR, A.A.; CSTAPCHEREO, YO.P.
!~B
X-ray diffraction study of alloys in the ayotem BaO - GeO.
Zhur,sneorg.khim. 7 no.11:2581-2590 N 162. (MIRA 15:12)
.(Barium oxide) (Germanium oxide)
(X rays-Diffraction)

IVANQVI,,A,P,;,,MALO%IMOV, I.I.,arkhitektor,r-daktor; 770ROVSK17. B., redaktor;
--;-- GABS.HANOT, A., tekhnicheakiv reaurGvr.
(City districta with privataly-owneci dwellings] Goradakia raiony
usadebuoi zastroiki. Pad red. I.I.Kaloasmova. Uev, Izd.-vo Akad,
arkhIt. USSR, 1952. 81 p. [Microfilm] (KIIIA 8:2)
(Ukraine--Dwallings) (Ukraine--Gity planniag)

IVANGVA, A D
Planirovka I 7.~stroykb Gorodskdkh zhilvkh raymov (planning md tuilding
of urban residential areas) Pod Red. N. P. Severove. Yiyev, lzd-vo aktdemj.i
arkhitektury ukrainakoy sssr, 1953.
151 P illus., diags., tables.
At head of title: Akademiya arkhitektury ukrainsl~oy s4iar. InBtitut grado-
stroitellstva.
SO: 4N/5
885.1
.19

WM/Biology EndocrisoloU
Card 1/1 1 Club. 22 - 49/49
Ivanova, A, D.
Title I The thyroid glind of a stur,-e3n in the pertod or :vpawning mig,~,atlon
and srawnin-v
Periodical S Do1z. At! SSSR 98/4, 693-696, oct. i, i9%
Abstract f The thyroid glands of deepw-rivor sturgeon wi!v? inv(isUgated t6 analyze
the processes taking place in thiS Dr--an during spliw-Ming mdelilation,
and spawning in connection with the biological multAp1tcation charac-
teristics. Results are de9crited. Fourte.Lwi refev(!,ni::es: 11 - U! 3 3-P
2-(jerzan and 1-U--',% (1935-1953"). 1llustr-1t.'-m9,
Institution : ...
Presented by : Acaderdcian E. 1'. I'avlovskiy, April jl,, 19154

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Authors Ivanova, A. D.
Title Thyrotropic effect of hyporh~
,;-.;in injection on stuivgeon
Periodical Dok, All SSSR 99/2, 333-336, Nov 11, 1954
Abstract The functional connection between hypophysis aM the thili-roid gland pf flish is
explained. Two types of thyrotropic reactions weve obsorved in the t]W,roid
glands of fish during v Nino USSk rvference6
hypophysial injection. 19318-1954
Illustrations.
Insti"Ution Ministry of Fish Industry USSR, Laboratory of Breo'i
Presented by: Academician E. N. Pavlovskiy, May 11~, 1954

A.
Ag-ricultural
Zxpori;--,-nt )f lit- 2t-11tv ',.:ach--"nc TracJor in far7.,i !.cctions.
Sots. zhiv. n-j. 7,
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Decfrmbt-r Uncl.

vu 0v ti4ii i~;YYINT,orUB -fjj~~A
TJ7."fq
Vol. xv, "To.2 n
b. PA"
'44 1off igrj,?7 Airtf,
Prirlo yoreng,

YNFR3140VA, Anna Ignatlyevnai Geroy Sotsialisticheakogo, Truda; IVAIFOVA,
Anna Dmitriyevna; KOM&OVA, T.F., red.; AM~0SHOZ11KO, L.Te.,
tekhn.red.
[In the struggle for the seven-year plan; from the work practice of
the Kirov Collective Parm, Shilove District, Ryazan Province]
V borlte za semiletku; is opyts raboty kolkhona iment Kirova Shl--
lovskogo raicna Rinzanskoi oblasti. Moskva. Izd-vo "Znanie,* 1960.
30 P. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Prodsedatell kolkhoza imeni Kirova Shilovskago rayona Rys-
zonskoy o'glasti (for Tefremova).
(Collective farms)

IVANOV.Al A.D. [Ivanova, H.D.1, kand.biolog.Muk
Absorption of radioactive calcium in the body of healthir swine of
different age groups and in the body of swine ill idth Infectious
atrophic rhinitis, Visnyk sillhosp.naukY 4 no.SiI16-118 Ag 161.
1, Belotserkovskiy sellskokhozyayotvamW institut,
(Calcium in the body) (Swine-Diseasom aiad poatis)

GOLOSHCHAPOV, Yu.N.; TFREMINA, M.T.; AYZINBUDAS, A.P.
,::, ; 1~ ~~
I
Tnternational Congress of Veterinarians. Yeterinuriln. la
no.17111-112 Ja 165. 0,aRA 1812)

IVAITOVA, A.F., kand.med.natdc
Changes in the bite blood of guinea pIgFj folloiring e~anultizati" and
desensitization in radiation sickness. Akt.-7op.pere1.krcvi no.6-104-
log 158. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Radlobiologichefakaya labovitoriya Leningradskogo instituta poreli-
vamiya, krovi (zav. laboratoriyey kand.med.nank G.M. Huravlyev).
(ROIATION SIOMSS) (LNJCOCYTMS)
H

IVANOVA, 1~.G.
Clinical aepects of severe poisoning by methyl
acid. Gigy.triula i prof.zab. 3 no.4:48 Ji-Al,
(ICTHACRYLIC ACID-TOXICOLOGY)
other of nothacrylic
159.
(MIRL 12:11)

J!~-cljb
3231,5
811901621004100110061020
B1Oi/B11O
AUTHORS: Reykhufelld, V. 0.1 Ivanova, A. G.
TITLE: Synthesis of linear dimethyl methyl polyoiloxanes by
copolymerization of cyclic siloxanes
PERIODICAL; Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniyap v. 4, no. 1, 1962, 30-36
TEXT: Linear polymers containing reactive Si-H bonds were synthesized by
copolymerization of octamethyl cyclotetrasiloxane (I) with tetramethyl
cyclotetrasiloxane (II~ or pentamethyl cyclopentasiloxnue (III). I waa
obtained by fractional distillation of the industrial product. Optimum
conditions for synthesizing II and 111: 10-15 min hydrolysis of methyl
dichloro silane with ice in ethereal solution. Vacuum distillation of
liquid products (yield 93-94%) yielded up to 80% cyclic siloxanes, mainly
II and III, which were isolated by rectification. Copolymerization was
conducted at 100-1100C by 3% Al 2(SO4),-2H.0 as catalyst with various ratios
of initial monomers. With 15~. by weight of II in the initial mixture,
dimethyl methyl polysiloxane (molecular weight: 110, 800) containing
21.68% by weight of Ch 3HS4-0 links was obtained after 8-11 hra. After 3 0 hrs
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Synthesis of linear dimethyl ... B101/B110
10% by weight of III yielded the same polymer with a molecular weight of
84,620, containing 14.13% by weight of CH 3HSiO links. The degree of
conversion was 30-65A. Fractional precipitation of the polymer from a
benzene solution by CH30H yielded fractions of constant composition and a
constant content of reactive hydrogen (determined by decomposition of the
polymer dissolved in benzene by means of alcoholic KOH in the Tserevitinov
apparatus). The structure
CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3
1 1 1 1
-(-Si-O-) 4p-(-Si-o-)4q-k-61-v-)4,-(-S'-O-)4, is assumed for
I I I I
CH3 H CH3 H
the polymer obtained from II + I. For the copolymer from III + I, 4q and
4s are replaced by 5q and 50, respectively. According to P., 11. Mayo, F, M.
Lewis (J. Amer. Chem. Soo., 66, 1594, 1944) the copolyme-rization constants
were calculated to be r1 - 2.2 + 0.3. r2 - 0.31 + 0-03 for II + I; and
r1 . 1.2 + o.16, r2 - 0-35 � 0-04 for III + 1. It is concluded that N
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Synthesis of linear dimethyl ... B101/B110
alternation of monomer units takes placesince r 1 T2 /.'l; (2) azeotropic
mixtures do not form since p - (I - rl)/(l - r 2)!~O; (3) the polymeriza-
tion mechanism is proved to follow the conversion of cyclic into linear
polysiloxanes due to the formation of copolymers with an accumulation of
CH3HSiO links, and because low-molecular products cannot be ioolated oven
at the beginning of copolymerization. A. 1. Bondarenko and If. N. Sokolov
are mentioned. There are 1 figure, 5 tables, and 10 references; 7 SovieT.
and 3 non-Soviet. The four most recent referencee to English.-language
publications read as follows; R. L. Merker, M. J. Scott, J. Polymer Sci,'
43, 2979 1960; W., Pathode, D. Wilcock, J. Amer. Chem. Soc., 68, 364?
1946; K. Kojima, J. Chem. Soc. Japans Pure Chem. Sec.) J6, 1205, 1955;
R. 0. Sauer, W. J. Scheiber, S. D. Brewer, J. Amer. Chem. Soc., 68, 962,
1946,
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut im. Lensoveta
(Leningrad Technological Institute imeni Lensovet)
SUBMITTED: January i9, 1961
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A14BROKP G.S.; GOILDOV, A.11.; IVANOVA, A.G.
Method for deLandning tho thormal Inortla (if cert4iln types of in-
strmants for ourface temperature ino;i3iii-ament. Teplofiz. vys. temp.
I no.3:460-462 ILD '63. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Nauchno-issledovatelrskly im9titut vyookikh Lempiwatur.
7

9
61-,l '-~erVN,
TIT LIE -Polymerization of acld
catf,lys-,.s
%)U RC E. I sayodinoriiya, v, nr,,, V, 1)6),
L,jP!C IAGS: silaxana, pol-f:ierizaTion, catalyst, aulA,ur:i(., ac-ld,
mail-, po~a5jium permangann,~o
A,9S'!',%lC"', Tile kirier-tics of :)ctaiitot~iylcyc!lotet.-a~:liloxarie
sull~uric acid In the pre-qenc~- of prui-otar5 wits invaw,ig
I - 1,i.-j-
v,, -iietric nethod' and ~:.n :,,i ari
ty 4". V. Koaan, N. 1~ ci"llrTlov, ImA A.
i l), lr)to a 5~)-mdl vere ra of c.,tus, ta iih-~J:Ai wr~i aidwi-
various amouw,.t~ ol' ~ou..!'ur~c acid,
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F-1-11,71 ITT

NR!
t P.()
J. i w I fl,
f
-i
I t.0 PoLa S Siun permarigaraLo -.e nt
t~criran.,*,e vas Lid ed per gram-equivalarit; on' ;suL,'1.,LrJ.c ac-ld, Lhe- degree
of poiv-IlerizaLion irLiiibitiori increasing with tho amIunt Qj' aflAwl, ii~cld~d. ):L was
fo-ind chat at 6CC (in the preaence of 1% conceMratcd stOXurfic, iiicLd without
clxidant~)) a polymerizaL1ov. "evul of 60% was reached wiUd.11 4 ltcarll, 01-ile, at POC
it tooK 9 hour5 to ach~Jevo u 30%. polymer iuat ion. 0r4
i3irt. njult I forir~uizil and
9 ~hart.s.
ASSIXIATION.- Leningradakiy technologichoskiy institut im, Low,-.savetu (L9,214:0d,
Technological Institute)
SUBMIWED i lgJan62 DATE ACQt 28Aug63 V11CL v 00
:SUB GODEt CH NO PH SGvt 010 004
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ZILIDERMIAN, B.Ya.~ IVANOVA, A.G.; PUSIHINKOT 1M.F.,
P 0
Study of equilibrium between liquid and vapor in the vjygtem
HITO - HOI - H 0 at boiling point and under atiliospherIc pressure,
Zh~~. prikl. 1~~Im. 36 no.531143-1.145 My 163. (MIRA 16s8)
(Nitric acid) (Hydrochloric acid)
(Phase rule and equilibri=)

DMITRIYEVAp S.Aj,IVANOVAj, A.I.; IVANOVAq Ye.A.,- PETRUITIKINA, A.M.;
TSATSKXV Y~ X.
Influonce of hydrogenation of fate on the, gwobtillation of nitrdgenp
uineral salts, and fatop aml on the amourAl. of uni3aturated fatty
acids in the blood and feces. Trudy Inst. fiziol. 9r4.15-424 164.
(KIRA 34: 3)
1. Gruppa po izuoheniyp voprosov biokhimil pitaniya (zaveduyushchaya
A.M. Petrunlkim) Instituta fiziologii im. I.P.Pavlova.
(FAT METABOLISM) (MINERALS III THE BODY)
(ACIDS, FATTY)

FATSUKOV, B.G., professor, doktor tekhnichaskikh nauk; XYAIiO.l
inzhener-khimik.
Tasks of chemical control in e8tablishing the water cycle of high-
pressure boilers. Trudy MZI no.11:152-172 '53. Mai 7:11)
(Steam boilers)
i Vl~ I I

AUTHOR: Ivanova, A.I. 5-10-23130
TITLE: Students Acquire Working Habits (Uchashchiyeij,yr_ poluchayut
rabochiye navyki)
PERIODICAL. Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 1957, # 10, p 70 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes the practical training organized at
the Tashkent Institute of Textiles in 1955/56.
During the third semester, three hours Der week were set
apart for work on various textile machines. During the 4th
semester these operations were performed at the Tashkent
Textile Combine so that the students could apply their
knowledge under industrial conditions. When there was a
lack of workers in tile factory, students filled in for them.
The last day the students operated the iiRchines alone.
The trainees received certificates of qualification.
ASSOCIATION: The Tashkent Institute of Textiles (Tashkentgbdy tek3til'nyy
institut)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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IM11 pow I F1 Humn;
Mal
"A 137 58- 1- 1:59 1
Translation from, Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 1, p 186 (USSR)
AUTHORS-, lvanoval A J___Orlov, B. M,
C~__ --t-tA
TITLE: High-speed Nickel Plating (Bystroye nilkelirovaniye)
PERIODICAL. Materialy po obmenu opytom i nauchn. dostizli. v me& Prom-
sti, 1957, Nr 3 (Z2), pp, V-49?
ABSTRACT. A well-defined technology for a nickel-plating procedure per-
mitting deposition of 0. 5 - 1. 0 micron of bright Ni coating per
minute without defects of any kind has been developed at the
Mozhaysk Medical Instruments Plant~ The composition of the
electrolyte and a detailed description of the high-speed nickel-
plating technology is presented. Fau!tless performance of the
procedure is dependent primarily Vipon the choice of appropriate
combination of equipment. A description of the equipment is
provided (baths, steam heating devices, air bimvers, a 2-
chamber diaphragm pump for continuous filtration (luring the
operation, a filter press, and a rectifier)~
D, G.
C h, t. t 1, r ly i
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AUTHOR: Ivanova, A. I. (Moscow) 24-12-8/24
TITLE: Spiral motion of a viscous incompressible liquid.
(On the theory of a screw). (Vintoobraznoye
dvizheniye vyazkoy neszhimayemoy zhiakust!).
(K teorii shneka).
PMODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Otdeleiiiye Tekhnicheskikh
Nauk, 1957, No.12, pp.46-50 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: For transporting viscous liquids, plastic substances, etc.
frequently screvB are used which rotate inside a tube.
According to Carley et alii (Ref,l), the movement of a
liquid in the screw can be sub-divided into four
simpler flows, namely, a part of the liquid is carried
away by the moving screw wall whereby it is assumed that
the canal of the screw is opened out flat (Ref.2); a
part of the liquid moves in the opposite direction due
to the effect of the pressure -.'Ln the straiCzht rectangular
tube with immobile walls, a problem solved by Boussinesq
in 1868 (Ref.3) and solved in a more simple manner by
Carley, J. (Ref.1); an insignificant part of the liquid
seeps backwards through the gap between the screw and
the tube wall (Ref.1); mixing takes Place and thus also
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24-12-8/24
Spiral motion of a viscous incompressible liquid. (On -the tulleory
of a screvi).
however, is usually disreGardod. Furthermore, Carley
developed the unidimensional theory for small screws
and he also attempted to take into consideration heat
exchange. However, lie did not take into consideration
the -temperature dependence of the viscosity and
I U,:.
therefore his conclusions are not fully j stifled.
Mori and Ototake (Refs.4 and 5) studied the movement
of a plastic material in small screws but they did not
take into consideration the intensive mixinE of the
plastic material which takes place in such systems.
Maillefer 7 C. (Ref.6) solved the linearised Nave-Stokes
equation utilising the solution of Boussinesq. k1l
these authors did not take into consideration-the real
geometry of the screw,considering only the flow of the
material inside a strai~~ht rectangular tube with one
mobile wall. In this paper an attempt is made to
calculate theoretically the transportation of viscous
liquids by a large screw and the problem is solved in
spiral coordinates. k formula is derived for the flow
rate of the material as a function of the pressure and
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24-12-8/24
Spiral motion of a viscous incompressible liquid. (On the theory
of a screw).
the first paragraph the Nave-Stokes equations are
derived for spiral coordinates; in the second paragraph
an accurate formulation is Given of the problem,
expressing the conditions for the 3eeds along the walls
of the screw canals by the Eqs.(2 .1 1 (~_.2)1 (2.3); in
para-3 the method of the small parameter is used for
solving the obtained relations. By using the graphs
given in the paper it is easy to deterinine,for a given
screw rotating with a certain angular speed, the
dependence of the flow rate on the pressure.
There are 2 figures and 8 references, two of which are
Slavic.
SUPIAITTED: June 18, 1957.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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AUTHOR: TvAnnvn,-A_I-- SOV/179-59-5-40/41
TITLE: Correction to the Paper by A.I.Ivanova.- I'S . ..like
Motion of a Viscous Incompressible Liquid IScrew Theory)"
Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniyt-, tekluliclieskikh
nauk, Nr 12, 1957
PERIODICAL:Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye toklmicheskikh
nauk, Mekhanika i mashinostroyeniye, 1959, Nr 5,
pp 182-183 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Errors in sign which occurred in the original paper
are corrected and revised versions of Fig 1 and 2 are
given.
SUBMITTED: February 25, 1959
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IVANOV211, A. I. Crtrid Phys-Math V"*ci -- (diss) "Thf-,
109r Uhu- thalory of the
shaped motion of viscous incomprcs5ible li(juids (
infinite screw)." Mos, 1958. 4 pjj (Mo. OStid o Univ Im M. 11. tomonosov),
150 co,icis (KL, .52-58, 98)

DYKffAF-OV, N.A.; IUlMVA, A. I.
--l
Synthesis of the chlorine analogue of butamide. Dled.prom. 14
no.2s-13-17 IP 160. (MIRA 1315)
1. lhimiko-farmatsevtichaskiy savod mAkrihkin".
(UM)
R--7r, -- 11 -, Tl,~ - --
~-, i - L ~1111- =---

7
GINZEURG, Anna Illinichna; IVANCYA, Antonina-,;yanovna; SILLBAROV, N.V., red..-.
ROSSOVA, S.M., red. JI&X61 1'sM;a; dUROVA.-'O'.1., tekhn.red.
[Conditions of sediment accumulation and coal formation in the
eastern Fergana (Uzgen) coal basin] Uslovila otadkonakopleniia i
ugleobrazovaniia v Yostochnoferganskom (Uzgennkom) ugollno~i basseine.
Moskva; Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geologii I okhrane nedr.
1956. 146 p. (Leningrad. Vaesoluznyi geologicheakil inotitut. TruV,
vol.14) (MIRA 10:10)
(Fergana--Coal geology)

PJASIOYA~ A. 1.
"Veterinary and sanitary control of food products."
VeterInariya, Vol.. 37) No- 5, 1960, 44
CL7, hJ-r1J

USSR / Fam Animals - cattle.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhiw - Blologlya, No 5, 15~59, No. 21214
Author : Ivanov
Inst ow Veterinary Aoade;W
Title Jersey Cattle Under the Conditions of the Krasnaye.
Zarya No 1 Kolkhoz of b1oscow Oblast,
Orig Pub T-r. Moak. vet. eked., 1957, 19 Vyp. 2p oh. 2, 106-118
AbstreAot Jersey cattle that was imported from Demnark " that
vas born in this kolkhot) acclimatized voll, and is hardIT
inferior to cove of the same age in their natIlfre country
afi far as productivity is concerned, Ybr 300 d8P of
lactation, an average of 2622 kg of milk vith the milk's
fat content of 5.64 percent of 164.8 kg or milk-fat
were obtainod; the milk of these cove contaimi 429.5
kg of solid substanceo, 93.1 kg of caseina, 134.8 k-g
of milk sugar, while correspondingly 3067 k8, 3.6
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55/A101
AMORS: Velikin, Ya. I., Zelyakh, E. V., Ivanova, A. 1.
TITLE: Single-mesh narrow-band magnetostrictive filters
PERIODICAL: Elektrosvyaztj~no. 2, 1962, 51 - 59
TMU: In the present article are described some of the rosults of tho
study of rtiagnbtostridtive ferrite-core resonators and of filters composed or
such resorators, undertaken by the authors. Only single-mesh narvow-band filters
are examined'in. this aiticle, by the analytical method alveady described by two
of the authorh (Zelyakh and Velikin, Radiotekhnika, no. 7 - 8, 19116). The i3che-
matic diagram of these filters is shown in Fig. la, Fig. 1b being its equivalent
circuit.. Neglecting, as a first approximation, the lossea in the filter ale-
ments, the authors derive expressions permitting the calciaatfon of the fi2:ter
lements LO, L Ll, L2, C, and C (or the elements LO, L, C, and C when
e. 2
Ll - L2 - L ~nVEO'l - %2 - LO). ~gey next calculate the components of the mag-
natostrictive resonator impedance Z R + M Formulae awe deduced, first for
Ri and X, and then for R2 and X i e for the resistance and reactance of the
resonators forming the f~irst ani'th; ;econd am of the filter, respectively. Bx-~
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A055/A101
AUTHORS: Velikin, Ya.I.; Zelyakh, E.V.; IvanovaA
TITLJ'~: Rejectioii magnetostrictive filters
PERIODICAL: Elektrosvyaz', no. It, 1962, 48 - 54
TEXT: A method for calculating bridge-type rejection filters consisting or
magnetostrictive resonators and condensers is described. T'he r6jection magneto-
strictive filter is shown schematically in Figure 1, the resonator being replaced
by i-.;s equivalent circuit (the losses in the filter elements are neglected). The
impedances of the arms are: f22 _ f2 1
Zi - 1 2 Yc f Lo f2 - f2 z2 = 1 2 j--c f C2
1
wherv fl and f2 are, respectively, the antiresonant and 'the resonant frequency of
Lh
4. e resonator. The filter characteristic impedancou Zco and Zcco (at f 0 and
f respectively) being but little different, the rated impedance of the fil-
ter is taken equal to
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Rejection magnetostrictive filters A055/A101'
z 0 M -0 (3)
C2 Ly-