SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAMAKIN, N.M. - KAMALOV, N.G.

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ROZORE-VIVp lu.I.; KAMAKIN, N.M.; NOSTU.ZVA,, Z.A.; PROVIOROV, G.V.
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Oxidation of it -butane-isobutane mixtures. Zhur. prikl. khim.
38 no.5:1183-1185 My 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Institut khimii polimeroy i monomerov AN UkrSSR.

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AUTHOR: Polgalev, A. A.; Kamakin, N. M. (Deceased); Polatayko, R. I.
I ORG: none
TITLE: Preparative methods for diphenic acid
SOURCE: Khimicheskaya promyshlennost', no. 9, 1966, 17-21
TOPIC TAGS: phenanthrene, oxidation
ABSTRACT: This is a review of preparative.methods for diphenic acid, with.26
Soviet and 97'Weste'rn'r'eferences. The review was undertaken because: 1)
'dipbenic acid is a promising starting material for such valuable synthetic
materials as bigh-temperature\\lubricitia&_211~Aor physiologically active com-
pounds and 2) because large amounts of phenanthrene available in the 'USSR
'find no proper utilization. The review deals with several preparative
methods for diphenic acid, none of which has found industrial application.
Individual methods are discussed, and it is,concluded that the most
,promising are methods involving catalytic oxidation of phenauthrene with
ozoniz'ed oxygen or ati666~h-eilc'oxygen. Orig. art. has: 2 tables. [ATD PRESS: 5077-F
SUB CODE; W SUBM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 025 / OTH REF '- 088
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VAT=, Mikhail Alek*androvich;,JAURL4Lja opiy S~orgeyevich;
MOROULIS, Tu.B.,kandidat tokhnichosim-
KABSLTSIYAR, MoS.,inshoner, rodaktor; UVARRI, A.F..tekhnichookiy
rodaktor
[Model Ch 10,5113. high-speed diesel) Bystrokhodnye dizeli tipe,
Ch 16.5/13. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekbn. izd-vo mashluostroit.
lit-,ry, 1957. 334 p. (MLRA 1095)
(Diesel engines)

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Translation Tromt Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 1960, No. 14, P~,. 6220 - 621,
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A'tJL'qORS- Epshteyn, V.G., Lyubeznikov, V.K., Tret'yakov, V.G., Kamakina.. L.T.
TITLE-. The Application of Synthetic Resins as Strengtheners of Ru'uner
Mixtures
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Yaroslavsk. tekhnol. in-ta 1959, Vol. 3, PP. 179-199
MIT., The'authors studied the properties of mixtures cf bul~~dienestyrene
rubbers with resorain-formaldehyde (I) and anilin-formaldehyde (11) res,ns. I
was introduced to GKC-30 SKS- Eatex (Defo number 3ooo, 4.7% Nekal c,-ntc-n-..)'
and GKC-30 PP 111tex SKS- AR Defo number 500, 6.9% Nekal content). IT. waB
U-6
added to CKC -25- V '(TK-S--2-5-KTdicid latex (Defo number 3700, 7.4 esteramine
content, 3-5 pH). The mixture of latex with resin were coagulated or al.L~I.wed
to gelate,and dried. Rubber mixtures were prepared on rollers. The specimens
were vulcanized at 1430C for 80, ICO and 120 minutes and their physical and
chemical properties were determined. Vulcanized rubber with 15 weight
of I and 43 weight portions of II per 100 weight portions of rubber were highly
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The Application of Synthetic Resins as Strengtheners of Rubber Mixtures,
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resistant to rupture tearing and wear. Moreover, 11 imparts bigh elazt,1--ity
t~D the vulcanized rubber. If the dosage of I is increased to 30 weigbt' pc'r+A
and that of II to 80 weight portions, the hardness of raw mixtures and v-aisanizsd
rubbers increased. The aging time of I until the mixing with latex (uT -,o 24
h,vars) does not affect the properties of strengthoned vulganized rubbers. If V
'the aging time in the mixture with latex is raisea to 96 hours the streng-th of
the vulcanized rubbers is enhanced. Changes in the proportion of resorsin and
HCOH in I do not affect the properties of vulcanized rubbers obtained by ccagulla-
ti,~,n. A higher amount of HCOH and temperatures raised to BOOC reduce gelat!--~n
time. The replacement of resorcin in I by phenol reduced resistfulce t.:) ru;rire,
,/P, i0% ur,--4-op-,n
tear and the moduli of the vulcanized rubbers. The addition of -
to I accelerates the gelation process and causes higher strength. The addition
of carbon black (30 weight portions per 100 weight portions of rubber) to the
mixtWre of I with SKS-,V AR produces mixtures with exclusively high ztrength. and
wear resistance. A slight relaxation of stress and the constancy of il'"e. mcdul-.Is
a'~ a temperature raised to 700C prove the minor part of int-ermoleculax ~!n
in strengthening resins with I.
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Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original abal~rect.
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-SOKOLOV A.A.; KAMALI, E.Yu.
Effect of temperature and heating time on the hydrolysis of
protein substances and amino acid composition of beef broth.
Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; pishch.tekh. no-4137-42 162. (MMA 15M)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologicheakiy institut myasnoy i molochnoy
promyshlonnosti, kafedra tekhnologii nyasa i myasoproduktov.
(Beef, Canned-Analysis) (Sterilization)

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SOKOLOV, A.A.; KAMLI-MEF M
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Effect of the temperature andof the duration of sterilization
on the tyrptophan content in beef. Vop.pit 21 no.4:82-84 JI A
162. MRA 15V
1. Ia kafedry tekhnologii myasa, (zav. A.A.Sokolov) Moskovskogo
tekhnologicheskogo institute. myasnoy i molochnoy proinyshlennosti.
(BEEF) (TRYPTOPHAN) (STERILIZATION)

PHASE I BOOK E[PLOITATION sov/4643
Leningrad. Glaynays geofizicheskaya observatoriya
Voprosy fiziki oblakov i a3ctivnykh vozdeystviy (Problems in the Physics of Clouds
and Active Modification-) Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1960. 93 p. (Series:
Its: Trudy, vyp. 104) 1,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: Glavnaya geofizicheska,~a observatoriya imeni A.I. Voyeykava;
Glavnoye upravleniye Sidrometeorologicheokoy sluzhby pri Sovete Ministrov SSSR.
Ed. (Title page): N.S. Shishkin, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics; Ed,.,,(Inside
book): L.P. Zhdanova; Tech. Ed*: A.N. Sergeyev.
PURPME This collection of articles,is intended for scientific vorkers in
meteorolcgy and for graduate students in lydrmeteorological institutes.
G,OVMGE: This issue of the Transactions of the Main Geophysical Observatory con-
tain-s articles dealing vith problems of cloud.,formation and microstracture,,and
vtth methods of active modification of clouds and fog. Instruments used in
cloud investigation are described., and the use of electronic emputers for the

Problems in the Pbysics of Clouds (C"Ont.) sov/4643
solution of* problems in the physics of precipitation fomation is discussed.
No personalities are mentioned. References follow each article.
TABLE OF CCN=S:
Shisbkin,, N.S. Calculating the Velocity of Vertical Development of Convective
C lcntdf3 3
Banikova, Yu.A...-Ij,_~1dins. T.S. Uchevatkins, a4d N.S. Shishkin. On the
Amount and Intensity of Precipitation Frm Convective Clouds 14
MAmar-h, M.A., and K.S. ShisjOdn. Changes in the Microstructure of Convective
Clou& Duxing the Period of Precipitation .25
Chuvayev, A.P. Data on the Crystallizatim Temperature of the Tops.of Thick
Cumilus Clouds in Different Physical Geographic Regions 39
Klinov, F.Ya.. Scme Characteristics of the Solid Phase of Water in the Atmos-
phere at I~w Subzero Air Temperatures 46
Zabrodskiy, G.M., V.A. Zaytsev, A,A. Ledokhovich, and N.A. Titov. Experiment
in Atmospheric Sounding on a TU-104 Aircraft 53

YMALDDIA, I.I.
Location of near atmospherica and weather conditions. TTudy
GGO no.157t70-72 164 (MIRA 17 t8)

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USSR/Chemical Technology Chemic-al Products and Their Application. Wood Chemistry
'Products. Cellulose and Its Manufacture. Paper, 1-23
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 19, 1956, 63378
Author: Massov, Ya. A., Sapotnitakiy, S. A., Sukhanovskiy,
S. I.0 Alekseyeva, N. G., Ivanovskiy, N. A.
Institution: None
Titles Production of Vanillin from Idgnosulfonates
Origimal
Periodical: Gldroliznaya i lesokbim. prom-at', 1955~ No 2., 12-14
Abstract: For the production of vani,31in (1) from lignosulfonates (LS) of
sulfite-wash concentrates IS are oxidized in alkaline medium in
autoclaves at elevated temperature and I is separated from the re-
action mixture by acidification with H2S04 to pH 4-5) followed by
extraction with benzene at 600 whereby crude I is obtained contain-
ing 40-50% 1 and 50-60% resins. Crude I is treated with bisulfite
to foxm a vanillin-bisulfite compound readily soluble in water.
After separation of aqueous and resin layers the bisulfite compound
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USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Product;-, 7
and Their Application
Wood chemistry products. . Cellulose and
manufacture. Paper.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 32693
Author : Sapotnitsiciy S. A., Kamaldina O.D., Massov
Ya. A. --------------
Title : Improvement of Vanillin Production from
Lignosulfonates
Orig Pub: Gidroliznaya i lesokhim. prom-sti, i956,lNo 7,
14 -:L 6
Abstract: To attain a maximum yield of vanillin (V) it is
recommended to use a distribution of air by
bubbling with vigorous agitation of the slurry;
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USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-27
and Their Application
Wood chemistry products. Cellulose and its
manufacture. Paper.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya,, No 9, 1957, 32693
reduction of NaOH consumption by addition into
the reaction mixture of waste from Na,.SO manu-
facture. A hydraulic actuator has been Lve-
loped which obviates the possibility of ex-
plosicn or ignition of benzene, during extrac-
tion of V WItb benzene, at 45-55c. Addition of
Na2SOIV (concentration should be about 20%) into
the slurry, prior to extraction, increases the
degree of V extraction (by 1C%), by retaining a
portion of the extractable resins in the aqueous
solution. Duration of decomposition of the
vanillin bisulfite compound is reduced by blowing
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USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products
and Their Application
Wood chemistry Xyroducts. Cellulose and .1.ts
manufacture. Paper.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - KhImiya, No 9, 1957, 32693
at 4o*, and the losses of V during purification
-- by using high vacuum. The putting in effect
of these steps, in the production practice, will
increase the yield of V by more than two times
and will reduce the prime cost of vanillin by
at least 3 times.
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KWLDINA, O.D.
Production of vanillin from lignosulfonates. Knim.nauka i prom. 2
no.4:462-"5 157. (MIRA 10:11)
(Vanillin) (Lignowilfonic ncid)

KAMALDINAY.O.D.; VOLTNSKIY, V.Ye.
Preparation of vanillic adid for the synthesis of polymeric fibers.
Sbor,trud. RIGS 11%106-M 163. (MIRA 16:12)

KhMALIDINOVAP Z.Hl
Tcudcology of zinc 111minophors. Toks.nov.proa.khim veshch.
no.4:125-127 t62. iMIRA 16s1)
(IMNESCENT SUBSTANCES)(ZINC SALTS-TOXICOLOGY)

YJYIAIZETDINOV, A. Z.
KA14ALETD]ITOV, A. Ze "Methods of combatting molding of bread and
a hygienic eyaluation of them." Acad Med
Sci USSRs, Moscow, 1956., (Dissertation f or
the Degree of Doctor in Medical Science)
So: Knizhnaya letopis', No. 15, 1956. Moscow.

KAJIIALETDINOV. A. Z
Effect of propionic acid and its calcium salt on the growth of
mold ftmgi. Mikrobiol. zhur. 23 no-4:19-22 261. (NIRA 15:4)
1. Livovskiy meditsinskiy institut.
(MOLDS (BOTANY)) (PROPIONIC ACID)

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IWIALL. I DINQV, YAKUPOV, I.A.
,_A.1 KA14ALETDINOV, R.A.,
Geology of lower Devonian sediments in the Belaya-1k interfluve
In the Southern Urals. Vop.geol. vost. okr. Rue. platf. i
lUzh. Urala no.4:12E~-233 159, (MIRA 14:6)
(Ural Mountains-Sediments(Geology)

Ik'ITHORS: Kitmal(AdinGv Kai-x-,Iatdinov, R. A., SOV/2o-122-5-38/56
I IJ. A,
I. A.
TITLE The Zhodi.:-on S',,.,,-c on tI.,-, Sl~~) of t' Sont" Urals
Zh e d i i: z;,, 'L yyZ-= I'a
PERIODICAL: nauk SSSR, Vol 122, !Ir 5,
B 6 -3,0Q, (IjscjR)
A"BSTR.:-.CT: Sedi-ieiitc eharLx-L'e:v--'--ed by Dcvo;-iilwl fai-na occur
o:,, t,. S-L i rj of 4 1,. o -n'ic1inuriu::I,
which i-- located on the :elope of t'--e South Urals.
Here, massive, bri,--'-t, pare li-~of~tones vere designated
as He-rcxnia~!. Lov.,er Devonian str-Aa have '-eon described
here, 1-..ut no v.,.bdivision- .4:-,to S-'I--:_I-es ao I usly
_1, ~re pr v o
e Zhedlail S4.,,.Z;e
been :,.,idc. T.he orily loc:.iity :t til
VILL3 cited mi-ya-Vot,-,lor, 1944') is at a Dev'oriI,-.:I
on Kool-Yolga Creek, (a ti-ibutar., of Dol'shoy
Ik RiverN. A list of t'-0 foooijo OOCUZ-r4-:,:7 ',
ic:,e is
6'vei-.. Tic outhol-s .xrive ~A i,,Z; co:-,clucions
on the of the br!-c~,iopod favi.a: 1)' The Zhedian
Card 1/3 Sta~;o is from the sedi!.ie,--t,- of '6!-.e Kos'-Yelga

The Zhod-i.-a n Sci I-c cn, t;Le I-- 1" 31,,) 1- 0 of' t'~ (,, So u L'i Ur a 1 s SO V/2o- 122- 5-30/56
ziention, 2) The aru-ill-ites --and L;rayriackes as2iu-ned
to Uds Sta-e actually belor- tc, t2e E-Jf(!1-J-n,1 S`LL-e.
3) unJorlyint"- t'-.ecu, belon,~;
to V-e Cclule-,-!-~ian SLI-L-c- of th,.~ 1,~~!dle Devonian. The
L
au.thul-z; ii-Ccovered ill 1195-1 widely d-Jstributed strata,
c4zmtaininu rz farther to
Eie north, iii t~ie ro-'Jon encloood by t'-;(, Belaya and
Mallyy Ik Rivers. Sectiono on t1he Ir~~J-zlya River
(left trilbutary cf Vile Do!aya River ) are described.
T'he Zhedi-,in S'.,i:,m~c izi 2-~O-300 m and t';e Coblenzian,
450-550 m. The -uthors z-rrivo. at t.-.e conclu-n-Jon t' 'at
.~,re j.,; J,e-j~r(
Zh,:;dia-n SL,,u.I buy Forcynial"I reef
the BeInyt a1C, II: Riverc. k.N.Khodalevich
ident4Lfiod the br,~clhioi)od~i and deterl,.inod their
Tlnoare al-c ul,~'So~wiet references.
ASS' IC T V:'1011: SterlJtanakskayra seolo~;opoiskov,--ya kontora "Bash-
voo-toknef-tera-zvedl:a" (Starlitamak Geological Prospecting Office Of
Ca.-d 2/3 tle. ITImst)

KAHAUTDINOV, M.A.; ZABYADGIM, I.M.
Method of studying the tectonics of the Zilair synclinorium in
the Southern Urals. Vop,geol,vost.okr.Rus.p1atf.i IUzh.Urala
no,7:48-54 160, (MIRA 14:10)
(Ural YDuntain region-Geology, Structural)

BALAYEV, V.A.; KA~"TP-INOV WOV, I-A.
4_11 YAh
Recent data on Devonian deposits in the southera ]art of the cis-
Ural area of Bashkiria. Dokl, Ali SSSR 135 no.4:917-920 160.
(MIRA 13;11)
1. Saratovskiy gosudarptvennyy universitat im.N.G.Chernyshavokogo.
Prede~avleno akad.emikom N.M.Strakhovym.
(Nugush Valley--Geology, Stratigraphic)

KAMIAIL, TDINIOV. M.A.
Prospects for finding petroleum and gas in the Devonian reefs
of the Bashkir Urals. Vop.geol.vost.okr.Rus.platfA IUzh.
Urala no.6255-59 t60, (MIRA 14.'7)
(Bashkiria-Petroleum geology)
(Bashkiria-Gast Natural-Geology)

K&METDINOVi &A.
Hiartory of the development of large structures qiu,the western slopes
of the Southern Uralsq, DALAN SS5R 138 no.2.-426-428 W 161,
(KMA 146)
I., Predstayleno akademikom-N,Astrakhovym*
(BaeWdria-Geologyv Structural)

UMALETDIlqpyl,ItA.--kAMALETDINOV, R.A.
Recent dafA on DPROW deposits in the basin of the Ik River in
the Southern Uimls. Dokl. AN SSSR 141 no.,/:034-937 D 161. (MIRA 14:32)
1, Sterlitamakaka7a goologo-poiskovaya kontora tresta, Bashvootok-
-,-.Pt!~6raav9dka. Prodstavleno akademikm D.V. Nalivkiuym.
(Ik VaUey-Geologyt Stratigraphic)

KAMALMINOV. 14. A.
The klippen of the Gp~(Val Ura3.1i. Dokl,, AN SSSR 146 no.5tJ1606.1163
noo5sU60-1163 0 1620
1. ProdstavlOino akademikom D.V.NalivkirWm,
(Ural ~buntains-Petrology)

SMIRNOVI G.A:,; ZASYAWBUX, I-M-; KAMALETDINOVt__~.A.; KAMALETrWOV, R.A.
Oh the Ordovician and Silurian otratigraphy of the Ufa Cirque.
DAL AN SUR 148 no.ls176-178 Ja 163. (MA 16s2)
1. Predstalleno akademikom D.V. Nalivkinym.
Nfa region-Geology., Stratigraphio)

KAMAIE TDINOVP Jl,.A.-
History of the formation of the Ufa amphitheater in the Central Urals.
Dokl. AN SSSR 152 no.5c1200-1203 0 163. (141RA 16:12)
1. Sterlitamakskaya geologo~-poiskovaya kontora tresta
"Bashzapadnefterazvedka". Predstavleno akademikom A.A.Trofimukom.

OV AN F.207, C-. 11. ; YAK UPOV, !.A,
E-je.luati.ng thq fo-.- !'~.ri-Jing L!-L and crii a-p- tha
Zi.]Air synclinori, Ge:;: . m` t" i L a r 0 3.
Lu E D ~
(%~Ii%k 'Lill
MhOl"r-
ogn i-a
a ~kuntcra t I 'l ri :zA

KAMALETDINOV M.A.
Nappe teetonics of the Urals in the light of new data.
Geotektonika no.1:106-117 Ja-F 165.
(14IRA 18- 5)
1. Sterlitamakskaya geologo-poiskovaya kontora.

KAMALETD
Now data on the geology of the Southern Urals. Dokl. AN SSSR 162 no,,6:
1356-1359 J9 165. (KRA 18:7)
1. Starlitamakskaya geologo-poiskovaya, kontora. Submitted-March 12,
1965.
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KAKAI311DINOV, N. (Bugullma)
...
House plants. Nauka i zhizn' 27 n0-9:78-79 S 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
(House plants) -

3(0~
A~t,-T-' OR S K-7alotdincv, M. ii. SOV/2o-122-5-38/56
1. A.
TITLE T'%e Zhedian on 'I'lecter", Slolle of t'~~- South Ural s
(','h(-,dinoI-,iy yarus na zapadno-F: Yu-.-.111loco UrUla)
PERIODIC.hL: DoklLdy nmuk SSSR, 1:,-"-,13, Vol 122
Nr 5
,
,
-JP 066 - 3,rnn (UsSR)
A B S T RI C"T Sodi::Iartc C',-,arL~cllerlned 'b- a Devo:-,ian far.-Ia occur
4-
o:,, c!.z;*I, '-;i-.ib of 11'e in-iciinoriu!i
,
whicIi ic local ed oii the of t'-.e South Urals.
Horc, mmssivc, pure li.::oston-os ware des-i--nated
r-:-, llercynim!. Lcraer Devonian str-ta have ',-,ecn describcd
here, hut no culudivisions into St~,
es '.iave previously
,,I
.~oen madc. T.-i-a only loc.,.Iity the Vedian St-~e
was cited (Y~_Y-a.Vetsler
is at a Devonian
,
;~c3t.ior on KoSI-Yelga Croek, (a tributary of Bol'shoy
Ik River). A list of the foocils occurrinj hr,.,e is
i,iver. Thc~ nu-ill"o--s Irrive t""... follwlinj co.-iclusions
Tl,(-, Zhedian
Clard frol-ii the ul' tile Kos'-Yel,~a

.I ' i I:i '~ VTV '-1 ;~--Jpq I--f'f 11f, 11 It! 5 P.-tj , ,I " 1 1, 1! -~!I.-..
The Zhedian Stace cr~ t'he Western Slope of t'~(' Sout, Urz-lo SOV/'2o-122-5-38/56
,sectiw. 2) The urL;illiteo ind cr,-wael: ---s a i ~ned
SC
,o th~ii St,a-,) actut-11- bulion~- to '.-w Efolirn S'-v.-,e.
3) LLcsto,~es uuId erlyi 'I-,,,- tl-,ese ar---illitu-es belong
'-o 'U'le Coblenziar Sta,~e o~ UI~ 1",ldle Devonian. The
I . i-L
-~i~~covered in 195-F widely distributed strata,
I
containii~L; a C '.-I a~L,: Ct e ri 1- 4jo 171, art"er to
f ai,.. a, f, ..
ilorth, in t1le rcl,~ion enclosed by the Be2aya and
1J1"--1Y3, Ilk Rivero. Sootions on Irgizlya River
(1cft tributary cf t,ie Belaya- River ) are described.
Me Zhedim io 250-300 -'r, thic]:, and tabl Coblenz-an,
4-5C--:-)50 m. The -uthors at t~lp concluSion t"I'at
Zhct-Jia~! Strt---e is re-prc-:CnLed 1;y Hercyl-lian reef
1,.,--twicen the Belaya ~nd II, Rivers. A.1T.Khodalevich
identified the br-1chio-.)ods ard deter,:inod t,eir ai3es.
ave, G'-,-.'3o'viet references.
ASSN TATIOIT:
u
Sterlitamakskaya ;eoloCopoJr,1,ov~.y-. koiitoru ti-Cia "Bash-
(IStarlitamak Geo7ugicaj Prospecting Office of
tile Tm
rust)
/3 -

I
KMWATb #
Age and stratigraplW of tho Zilair series on the western slope of
the Southern Urals. DoIcLAN SSSR 132 no.6:1382-1384 Je 160.
(KOU 13:6)
I# Sterlitamaksksya geologo-poiskovays, kontora tresta
"&mhvostoknefterazvedka". Predstavleno akademilcom DeV.
Nalivkitqm, (Ural Yountains--Geolog7, Stratigraphkp)

KAH.UMI)INOV, R.A.
Structure of and faciee changes in the calaeoloid horizon of the
Southern Urals. Dokl.AN SSSR 134 no.4:899-901 0 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Predstavleno al(nd. A.A. Trofimukom.
(Ural Mountains--Geology, Stratigraphic)

,KAMAIL-IDINOV., M.A.; UO, R.A.; YAKWOV, I.A.
Geology of lower Devonian sediments in the Belaya-Ik interfluve
in the Southern Urals. Vop.geol. vost. okr. Rus. platf. i
IUzh. Urala no.4tl28-133 159. (MIRA 14:6)
(Ural Mountains-Sediments(Geology)
4r
FF

tI I I !I
W'-ALIT,TDINOV, M.A. YAMAJZTDINOV. R.A.
Recant data on DrrWWN deposits in the basin of the Ik River in
the 3authan lUmIs. Dokl. AN SWR 14 no.4.934-937 D 161. (MIRA 141U)
1. Sterlitamakskaya goologo-poiskovaya kontora tresta Basbvostok-
Predstavleno akademikom D.V. Nalivkinym.
--~Lprazvedka.
,,p
(Ik Valley-Geology, Stratigraphic)

WMIOV, G.A.; ZASYADGHVKj I.M.; KARALETDIVOVp M.A.; IMALETIDNOV, R.A.
On the Ordovician and Silurian stratigraphy of the 11fa Cirque.
Dokl. AN SSSR 348 no.1sI76-178 Ja 163. (MMA 16t2)
1. Pi-edstavleno akademikm D.V* Nalivkinym.
(Ufa region-Geology.. Stratigraphic)

XAKAu
cog
g
(In a consolidated
Tatgoeisdat, 1952.
(Collective
collective farm] V ukrupnennom kolkhoze. Kazan',
45 p. (MIRA 9:9)
farms)

KAMAIJCTDIIIOV, Sh.
Over-all mechanization of accounting in the
shop of a; shoe,plant. Bukhj.uchet. 14 [i.e.
Ag '57. (Shoe industry-Accounting)
(Manhine accounting)
cutting work-
16] no.8:23-29
(ML'RA 10:8)

MISOV, As; XAKk=ifioy
Machine accounting of copies of primary documents, BWft, uchet
15 no,,j:28-35 W '58. (MIRA 11:5)
(Maohine accounting)

KAMALETDINOV, T.
Wq~,JkArlj
%Ont V#-'Cylcle of the aoil and the development of checkrowed
cotton. Dokl. AN Us. SSR no-7:38-41 159. (MIRA 12:10)
ljVsesoyuzW nauchno-iselodovatellskiy institut khlopkovodstva
i Akudomiya sel'skokhosyaystvanrqkh nauk UzSSR. Predstavleno,
daystv. chlenom Akademii cel'okokhozvaystvannvkh nauk UzSSR
S.N. Rvzhovvm.
(Cotton) (Soil fertilit7)

KAMALETOINOV, T., CAND AGR SC-If "NUTRITIVE AND WATE.R
REGIMES OF SOkL$ AND DEVELOPMENT OF "M COTTONet%*T UN-
DER THE METHOD OF ITS CULTIVATION."
TASHKENTp 1961, (MIN OF HIGHER AND SEC SPEC ED UzSSR,
TASHKENT AGR INST). (KLI 3-619 225).
327

I . I I .I %.I. -w I , z ,,IT!tI!, ItII)! , "
. --- ~ I - I ~,` I I ,
KAMUILUTDINCV) U. N.
Kumalbtdinov, U. N. "On the morphology of the cervical section of the zy7apathetic
nervour, syBtem,,11 Trudy Kazansk. gos. ined. in-ta, 19H, Issue 1, P. 76-93--Bibliog:
28 items SO; U-326h, 10 April 1953, (Letopis 'Zhuranl InyPh Statey, No. 3, l9h9

K fiAl fit, C-n I iuci)~ u, ~j,
USM Human and Animal IA'orpholo,,,y (Formal and Pp-&Tj;'Zoi-fca" S
Cardiovascular S,-,sten.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur'- Biol. No 21' 1958' 110 97089
.Author % Kpmnletdinov V,
A '244.-
Inst Kam hadicol Inotitute
Title The Tracts of Vanous Outflow from the Superior GDnplion
of tho Ifum an S,mppthetic Verve Trunk.
Orig Pub Sb. nauchn. robot. Kazpnsk, nod. in-t., 1957, vyp. 4., 231-235
Abstract It wpo shown on 50 cadavers of children P-ed 6 months-3
0
years thit the rxiin vonous trunks, slon,- which I)lood flows
off from Vie superior cervical -,,nf-lion (SCG), ore distri-
buted alon-. its anterior surface. On the svi-face of SCG,
a large or smPlI meshed venous network frequently forms.
The veins of SCO are connected with the veins of the middle
panglion; furthormore, an nnpstnmosis p,-sses Plont the
Lr
anterior surface of interganglionic nerve ' unk. There are
onastnnonos of t;ie veins of SOG with the veins of nerNrus vague
rind the wall of tbe cornon cnrotid nrter-y. The blood from
Card 1/2

I II 1 11!:11 P I-,W
HaSUROV, G.Yu.;. KaWOWDIITOVA, S.I.
Cleaning vindow glass soiled. by vapor condensates of certain hydrocarbons.
Gig.i.san. no.6:54 Je 153. (MT-RA, 6:6)
1. Dorozhnaya sunitarao-tridemiologicheakaya stantsiya Kazanskoy zholezaoy
dorogi, (Hydrocarbons) (Cleaning compoundes)

ia~iov, ,G,Yu.; XMkODDROVA. B.I.
Washing work clothes soiled by lubricants and antiseptics. Gig.i
san. no.5:51 My 134. (KIRA 7:5)
1. Is laboratoril gigiyany truda doroshnoy sanitarno-opidemiolo-
gioheskoy stants1i Kazanskoy shelesnoy dorogi. (Laundry)

KA1,11EYEVA, M. S.
Fur
Cutting skins for fur caps on conveyers. Leg. prom. 12 no. 9, 1952.
1952
9. M21thly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December -)VM, Uncl.

KAXkLOV, At-
Public movement for cleanliness and sanitation at the Tashkent Textile
Combine. Ned.zhur.Uzb. no.1:70-7) A 159. (MMA 13.-2)
1. Nachallnik mediko-eanitarnoy chasti Tashkentakogo tekstillnogo
kombinata.
(TASHKXNT--TEXTILE DWSTRT--HYGIMIC ASPECTS)

POWZOVA., Ye,V., promyshlenno-sanitarnyy vrach; KAMALOV.
ZEJZNM$ D.M,, promphlennyy laborant --
Industrial wise in factories. Tekst.prom. 21 no.9.-77 S 161.
Mm 14:10)
1. Glavnyy vrach medsanchasti Tashkentskogo tekstillnogo kombinata,
(for Yunalov).
(Noise) (Industrial hygiene)

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-Acc"k;FW6dY6 53 uR/ol47/66/000/00
AUTHOR: -n,ganov, M. A.; Kamalov, A. Z.
ORG: none
TITLE: Free and parametric vibration of an infinite cylindrical shell in an acoustic
medium
SOURCE: IVUZ. Aviatsionnaya tekhnika, no. 4, 1966, 41-50
TOPIC TAGS: shell vibration, cylindric shell vibration, free vibration, parametric
vibration., cylindric shell structure., acoustic field
1
ABSTRACT: Simultaneous vibrations of an infinite elastic cylindrical shell and of a
subsonic flow of a perfect. gas through the shell are discussed, neglecting the effect
ot the surrounding medium. The fields of acoustic pressures and velocities in the
gas are determined with regard to the interaction with the walls of the elastic shell
It is assumed that the displacements in the shell and the associated disturbances of
the flow parameters are so small that the equations of motion can be linearized and
that the tangetial inertia forces in the shell are small as compared with the cor-
responaing elastic forces. Equations of motion, of the normal force under free
vibration, and of disturbances in an in viscid fluid are used in determining the wave
numbers and frequencies of longitudinal (downstream and upstream) and radial waves.
The effect of rigidity of the shell on the frequency of simultaneous vibrations of
the shell and gas is discussed in detail, Parametric vibrations of a cylindrical
shell produced by axisymmetric waves propagating downstream from a source in infinity
Card 1/2 UDC: 5-39.3 + 621.454 -

ACC NRt
are also discussed, and expressions for determining the regions of parametric vibra-
tions are derived from the equation for axisymmetric acoustic pressure on the shell
walls, taking into account inertial forces, and structural dallp'ing in the shell
material. The effect of Coriolis forces is mentioned. Orig. art. has:-4 figures,
35 formu2as, and one table.
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: .27ft65/ ORIG MF: 008/ OTH MF: 002/

ACC N~,-AP6(-)~6'8~3-----7~------S'O-"*J-,",Ci,-c3'D-F,--.' ii-ol'011;7/66/C)OO/0014/001il/0050
ALMOR: Il'gamv, M. A.; Kamalov, A. Z.
ORG: none.
TIT12 - Pree and paran?trl c -i3l,rtiHon of nn inf ilni~e c~~Ilndrical shell in an acoustic
medium
SOURCE: IVUZ. Aviateionnaya tekhnika, no. 4, 1966, 41-50
TOPIC TAGS: shell vibration, cylindric shell vibration, free vibration, parametric
vibration p cyl1ndric shell structure, acoustic field
ABSTRACT: Simultaneous vibrations of an infinite elastic cylindrical shell and of a
subsonic flow of a perfect gas through the shell are discussed, neglecting the effectE
of the surrounding medium. The fields of acoustic pressures and velocities in the
gas are clptermined with regard to the interaction with the walls of the elastic shell
It is assumed that the displacements in the shell and the associated disturbances of
the flow parameters are so small.that the equations of motion can be linearized and
that the tangetial inertia forces in the shell are small as compared with the cor-.
responding elastic forces. Equations of motion, of the normal force under free
vibration, and of disturbances in an in viscid fluid are used in determining the wave
numbers and frequencies of longitudinal (downstream and upstream) and radial waves.
The effect of rigidity of the shell on the frequency of simultaneous vibrations of
the shell and gas is discussed in detail. Parametric vibrations of a cylindrical
shell produced by axinymmetric waves propagating downstream from a sourc.e in infinity
Card 1/2 UDC; 1539-3 + 621.454

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are also discussed, and expressions for determining the regions of parametric vibra-
tions are derived from the equation for axisymmetric acoustic pressure on the shell
walls, taking into account inertial forces, and structural damping in the shell
material. The effect of Coriolis' forces is mentioned. Orig. art. has: 4 figures,
35 formulas, and one table,
SUB CODE: 20/ 8UBM DAU-;-. 27Mqy65/ ORIG REF: 008/ OTH REF: 002/

KAMALOV, B.A.
I
Ocimum expenditure modules of the unexplored
Determining the q
rivers in thd ZeMvsh Basin, Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 5: Geog.
18 no.4:76-77 Jl-Aglr3, (MIRA 17:2)

ACC NRi AP603 SOURCE-COM.- Ukid~ii"6-~-66,10,-O,Oioo9l,O-~0'1'8"1'~0-0,2,0-,
AUTHOR: Hikitin, Ye. Ye. (Doctor of biological sciences); Kamalov, G. Kh.
(Candidate of veterinary sciences); Sviridov, A. A. (Candi`ailt_~_~f~eEiff-naily
sciences); Kuchmasov, 1. S. (Candidate of veterinary sciences); Uzyumovaj No No..
(Veterinary doctor)
o-
ORG: All-Union Foot-and-11outh Disease Research Institute (Vsesoyuznyy auchn
issledovatels'kiy yaahchurnyy institut)
TITLE: Protective media for drying foot-and-mouth virus strains
SOURCE: Veterinariya, no. 9, 1966, 18-20
TOPIC TAGS: lyopbilization, foot and mouth disease, virus disease, animal
disease / Ao4aZ) A~
ABSTRACT: Lyophilization has been found to be the best method of pre-
paring virus preparations for long-term storage. The beat
protective medium for this purpose is an egg-white-gelatin-
peptone mixture. The article discusses the preparation and
properties of this and other mixtures. [WA-50;..CBE No. 12]:.
SUB CODE: 06/. SUBM DATE., none/
UDC: 619:616.988.43-095.162

KAMALOV
--- R - -1
:--_ ......
Clinical aspects of Q fever in the Mary area. Zdrar. Turk, 7 no.119
21-25 Mt'63 (MIRL 17-83)

KAMALOTx f. f.
.1 - -: I ~ - ~'. m i I , I -. .
Detection of antibodies to tetanus'toxin by means of the
indirect hemagglutination reaction. Zhur. mirkobiol., epid..
i immun. 43 no. ltlO3-108 Ja 166 (MIRA 19t1)
1. SUbmitted March 12, 1965-

KAMALOV K VISIHI.Y.AKOVA' A.A.; -TVANOV, v.P.; NABIYI-,V, M.N.; SADOVSKIY., K.D.;
bVICH V.A.2; KAWANOVICH, L.A.
Develp'Pepnt'of;the r~d'ctlon-trcbnology'for afnmoniated super-
p
ph6'o�hat6*,6h the basis 6f a grnnulation equipmpnt. Uzb.khim,,
zhur. 9 no.l-.58-61 165. (MIRA 18-.6)
1,, In,stitut khimli All Uzbelcskoy SSR.

FMALOV~, M.G.
'r - ----------------- ---------I
RebiLinthe as conductors of infection. TTudy Tbil. GIDVT 6t133-
139 %2, (MM 16s2)
(WMW AS CARRM OF DISEME)

KAMALOV, G.Kh., aspirant
Adaptation of the Aukeszky's vims to guinea pigs and white
mice under the influence of cortisone. Veterinariia 40 no-3:
73-76 Mr 163. OGRA 17; 1)
1. Viiesoyuznyy natichno-issledovatellskiy institut veteri-
narnoy virusologii i mikrobr.Lologii.

r!~lili:,.iF[2'1;~i~l~lli~,f.'Ii-,"i!t~.iiallf-~lltill','Ii~A14!~~~,*~IA'4111ililifillilliklil,[,.1iliti~llit~1!0:111 IT1141PI1 F JWNJ1171
&IALOV, G.Kh.p injadahly nauchrjyy sotrtidnik; SYMIN, V.N., prof.
Susceptibility of laboratory animals and tissue culture to the
virus oj~ Aujes3kyls disease. Veterinariia 41 no.6:23-24 Je 164.
(MIRA 18:6)

BOGATSKIY, A.Y.; GORYACHUK, N jt.;,WA~L.Oyj_. G.~.; SAMITOV, Yu.Yu.;
i
1- 1 -1 -
MDMAYLOVAj L. P. j SOBO VA, S. G.
syntheses based ofi alkoxyethylalkylwlonic eaters. Part 11.
Dealcoholizing of alkoxy acids on aluminum oxide. Zhur.org.
khim. I no.2:24&251 Ir 165. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Odesskiy gosudaretvannyy universitet im. I.M.Mechnikova.

I
KAMALOV) I.I.
Indication of Rickettsia burneti by the indirect hemagglutination
reaction. Preliminary report. Vop. virus. 10 no.1:117-118 Ja-F 165.
(MIRA 18:5)

-ACC NRt AM602138.1 Monograph
Kamalov, rhafiz Khayrutdinovich
Marines in the Patriotic War, 1941-1945 (Morskaya pekhota v boyakh za rodinu,
1941-1945 gg) Moscow, Voyenizdat -va obor. SSSR, 1966. 214 p. photos. 12000
copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: military history~ military operation
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE,. This book Is intended for the general reader. It describes
the formation of marine units and forces, their composition and armament, partici-.
pation In combat and In the battles of the Great Patriot War from the first day
to the last. At present, the role of these small units and amphibious forces is
increasing.
TABLE OF CONTENTS,
Introduction - 3
Part One. Mari'nes in the defense of naval bases, andat the land front lines
Ch. I. The formation of marine units and forces - 7
Ch. II. Marines during the defense of Leningrad - 19
Ch. III. Marines in the Black Sea theater of war - 57
Ch. IV. Marine combat operations in the Arctic 96
Ch. V. Marines In the land front lines 105
Card 1/2

It lip F1111, Rim
ACC NR: AY&2138,
Part T'wo. Marines in the landing forces
Ch. I. landing forces during the first period of the Great Patriotic War 132
Ch, IX. Landing forces in 1943 - 147
Ch. III. Landing forces in 1944-1945 - 171
Ch. IV. Marine landing forces,of the.Pacific Fleet 199
Conclusion - 210
SUB COM 15, o5/ suBm DATE: ogFeb66/ oRia mp: o9i/ om mw.- ool

TRUKORSTSKIT, A.B., prof.; MIKIRTUMOV, S.M.,. knud.med.neuk; KOCHIASHVILI,
V.I., kand.mod.nauk; KASAIKINA, T.N., kandmed.nauk; GALIM,
%V,-AJh.; POTIKAMA, K.A., kand.med.nauk; SPABSKATAo
M.A.; KAU
P.A.; VOIKOV, V.A., red.; GRECHISHCHEV,,V.A., tekhn.red.
(Sargery for pancreatic cancer] Operativnoe lechenie rake podshe-
ludochnoi shalesy. )Eoskva, Izd-vo I-go Mosk.med.in-ta, 1959.
173 P. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Klinika obshchey i gospitallnoy khirurgii oanitarno-gigiyeni-
chaskogo fakullteta 1-go Moskovskogo ordena ]Go6nina meditsinskogo
Institute im. I.M.Sechenova (for Kochiashvili, Mikirtumov, Veli-
koretakiy).
(PANCM3---CANCZR)

KMLALoV, M.Kh.j Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "Anastomords of the
s . 4A"IJJXi
bille dacts in operation ior "tie .11 mos, IS69, 16 pp
(Fir.,,t 'Alos Order of LeAn Med Ins ~ im I. M. Sechenov) 2a1 c oi--. I es
(EL, 3h-59, 117)
- 92 -

Internal drainage of bile In pancreatoduodenal resect~dons.
Xhirurgiia 35 no.3:26-32 Kr '59. (KIRL 12:8)
1. Iz,kliniki obahchey I gospitallnoy khirurgii sanitarno-
gigiyenicheskogo fakuliteta Uav. kafedroy - prof. A.N.
Valikoretakiy) I Hoskovskogo ordena Lanina meditsinakogo
inatituts, ineni IeMeSeohenovas
(PANCRUS, Burg.
internal drainage of bile in pancreatoduodenal
resection (Rua))
(DUOMMM, Burg.
same)
(BILN
internal drains, in pancreatoduodenal
resection (Rua)r

K c"ll, I . r%
. aynalov, 1:. E. "Diortersion ann.'.ysis during a nc.!n-line-,..r relation, 11 In index:
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