SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NIKOLAYEVA, N.S. - NIKOLAYEVA, T.A.

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v1seosity of Its solutions and Its orgonle boo*. Ukot.prom. 18
no.419-11 Ap 158. (NMA 12:4)
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op"alm sobAlemis of solwasim, Is vaterawy moselso Uses.
shia.volsk. 20.482&29 1.". (Nlu 1382)
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AUTHORS: Nogilevskly, Ye. M.9 Mikolaysm, 1. S., Afenina, T. X.,
Liatkovaq Z. K.
TITLN: Improvement of the properties of viscose fiber
PSUODICALt Diniobeeklye volokna, no. It 1961, 37-40
I=?: An attevilpt has boon made to Improve the elastic properties of vis-
cose fiber by treatment with organic smines and by covering the fiber with
polymer fil". 1) Viscose rayon (metric count: 60) see treated with
mono*thyl or diethyl aaine at 40t for 4 bro or with tri thyl amin* at 200C
for I hr. After the treatment it was carefully washed :t OOC. Results am
summarlsed In Table I - 71bor treated with sonoethyl anine showed incremod
adsorption of iodine and decreased hydrollsability. 2) Viscose rayon was
treated with a 1-2% alcoholic solution of the copolymer of caprolactan and
"Aro(oico) salts (boxamethylen* &mine adipato) (60:40), or with a 1-2%
solution of polyvinyl &estate in 65% ethanol at 40(h After the treatment
In the former case. the fiber con-
it was w%shed with hot water (8000.
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MCIUMILITt IS.M.1 NIKOLAWA, W.S.; APONINA,, T.Kg USMA, N.V.; UNIKOVA, L.K.
modul"tum of t4w POW too of vlosom flbwo kV maw of portial
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TITLEs Properties and methods of making rayon filaments
30URCEs Khtalcheaklys volckna, no. 6, 196% 3-9
TOPIC TAGSt synthetic fiber, organic synthetic process, textile, textile
eng1neerLogs textile Industry machinery
!ABSTRACTs Various patented processes for obtaining viscose fibers similas
ito cotton were evaluated. Basic technological parameters were worked oul
for a 2-bath and 2-bath method of forming and drawing xanthogenate
if Ilaments, FAmiuIrmsents for construction of spInnIr
,I,equlpmnt were
ideteralned. Tlecose filaments whose physIcal-mache &I properties
compared to those of foreign rayon Moments of average strength were
obtaIned an p1lot ~Wlpmnt. Orig. art. host 5 tables.
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mdltslashW stamtoloochookago Wtituta.
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NIKCIAT19VA# We Ve - *On Gertaln Methods of TreatIng grythr"da.0 Second Mos-
cow Statis Obdlca]L Inst Imni I* Ve Stallno Moscowp 1955. (lAssertation
for the Degree of Candidata In Nwftcal Sclerms).
So.a Knis"a latepisOg No. 6,v 1956*

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Abe Jour : Rof Zhur - BIol*, N:) 18, 1950, 841114
Author : Vlaos.. ICi.Kh. Nalousov) 11,01).
Inst
Title Tac rm'clan or Trentin6 Ezy.!iratta I'latimits with
Vc, lbovI101-Us.
Orl a Pub "Povr=. probl* Gezntll. I perclivaniya kruvi, vn.
1955, 29-30-
Abstract 1.1,; s'jotrnct.
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a simga pmwuwa of 75 dopp SW vw* mWjoctod
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krowl (41re - dolefivitellmy ablem AM SM prof. A.A. Dmdanarew)
malstorstva sirwookhrumnlim am
(MDUTIM IRAW ower.)
ther.

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NIXOTATIEVA, N.V.
T~dlato obsomtime to akiUm tow Imted by the intra.
ojitmmm~ mftod with M vaodoe. Pftbl,.tob, no.106-43 162.
(Km 1518)
lo to dotakogo otdolmlys (am* - pror* K*P. Butoo) Nbsiwvekogo
nauaftw-lasledmUltakop ImUtuta tobeftulow (dlr. T.F.
OwrWbwp some dir-ektom po nauebwy aboti - prcf. ILIL A""T)
lislatmtva wdraw okbreamlya FOM
(DOG TACCINATICO)

S/020/62/142/005/027/027
Reluction of radiation damage ... B140101
percentage increases from 50 through 75 to 100% after irraliation donen
In the above-mentioned sequence. In all case a addition of PG guarantees
a 40 - 50% protection of DNA molecules (Fig. 1~. The size of the DNA
molecule fragments is greater with PG addition than without. Further
atudien are noodoi to decide whether theme fragments are incompletely
decomposed molecules of the initial DNA or a result of crose-linking
facilitated by PG. PG addition after irradiation and testing of DNA
and PG as to their biological activities may solve this problem. There
are 2 figures and 19 references: 8 Soviet and 11 non-Soviet. The four
most recent references to Englioh-language publications read as follows:
A. R. Peacock@, B. M. Preston, Proc. Roy. Soc., S*r. B, j~U, No. 950. 90
(1960); R. Lat arjet, H. Ephnissi-Taylor, M. R*boyrottt, Radiation Rev.,
SuPP1. It 41T (1959 $ F. M. D*filipp*s, W. R. Guild, Radiation Ron.. 11,
38, (1959); P. Alexandert K. A. Stacey# IV Int*rnat. Congress of
Biochemistry, Vienna, I - 6 Sept., Symp. IX, 1958.
SMITTED: Soptemb*r 30, 1961
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KAJUIETELIDZE, M.G.; CHERNTSOVA, T.A.; NDSKAIEVA, G.P.; NIKOLAYLVAp 11.11.
Hesopole.tins in some diseases of the blood system. Probl. gemat.
i perel. krovi 10 no*2sl3-19 F 164. (HIPA 1931)
1. Patofitiologichookaya laboratoriya (gay. - deystvitalInyy
cblen AMN SSSR prof. N.A. Fedorov) i gesiatologichoskaya klinika
(z&v. - prof. M.S. Dulltain) TSentrallnogo ordona LenIna insti-
tuta gematologli I perelivanlya krovi (dir. - dotsent A.Te.
Kinelev) Kinisterstva zdravookhranonlys SS.SR, Moskva.

LZMHMOO P.N.; NIKMAYIVA L.! -.V- *; KMYUOVA# AeDe
Use of block copolymers of propylans and etiqlan* axides for
this breakIng of petroleum emulsions. Dim. i tekh. topl. i
masel. 9 no.3136-4D *164 (MIRA 1717)
1e Timmoyuznyy nauebno-Issledovatelokly institut po perara-
botke nefti i gazov i poluchenlyu iskusetvannogo shidkogo
toplive.

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AtrWR3 likolayevs, 1. V.; Semenovs, L. P.; Kruglyakovs, K. To.
ORG: none
TITLE: fractionation of irradiated and protected DNA with propylgallat* on a
c
S:llulose anionexchange column
URCZ: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 169, no. 5, 1966, 1203-1205
TOPIC TAGS: DNA, DUA fraction, column chromatography # radiation damage, Lon exdWM
chromatognp1W
AUTR=I. It is known that propylgallate, an Inhibitor of free radical r*sctlon"
extracts from living calls
protects DNA from radiation damage. DNA
are heterogeneous in molecular weight sad Lon exchange chromatography
with propylgallate has been found an effective Man. of separating
DRA fractions and distinguishing native and Irradisted.DOM . The Lon
exchange chromatography system Is described and some experimental re-
sulto pessents4. IWA-50; CA9 no. III.- J
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IOM, N.Y., lallieser; GIUMT.A.To, lashomer; ~WIIZT. D.Fo,
isshmer; 081915, Co., Isolwoor.
Os %be orgmalsatlos of service for district substations. Alsk.
sta.25 mo.20"2 IF 134. (MM 7s2)
1. Ammer" (for liksleleve, Pampatalkh and Nakhmisrow).
2. Dombossomergo (for Awatow MA hameliam). 3. Noossorge (for
Klementlyov). 4. Goremorgo (for loffe, Ofts4ow and Noolkle).
(glectrie substatiose)

AID 7 - 3003
subjest vMR/Inectrielty
car4 IA Pub - 29 - 18/26
Author s NlkolaYOVG* 906-
Title 3 An eMmrl*nge in operating an AN air alroult broaker
par,1041"I I ftorWtlk,, 6# 2T-29, JO 1955
Abstrast s The author describes 120-kv air elrmdt bMkGrf Of ShO
AN SR-25" type,, which Orr@$* sumet rsultlo~ly at
one of the hydroolectrlo canoe"" devolop~lm. SW
author describes the method of Goodusslas repelvelp
introduced in 1945, as well an the shook-up tests or
the circuit breakers. lbres dftvlap.
lmtltutlon : None
Submitted s No date

AUTHORi Nikolayeva, N.V., Erginee:- 91-56-6-19/39
Zhe Reconstruction of Extingaishing and iorking Valves for
220 kv Air Switches Made by the Firm VEM (Rekonstruktsiya
gasitellnykh i rabochikh klapanov vozdushnykh vyklyuchato-
ley 220 kv firmy ViA)
kERIODICALs Znergetik, 1958, Ur 6, pp 21-22 (U551i)
LBSTRACTs The author states that VEY (formerly ALG) extinguishing and
working valves type 3XAPF 2507 (1950 pattern) are defective,
aince the rubbe~r washer which has a copper-plated steel
washer vulcanized inside it ic liable to split and be ex-
pelled by the flow of comprenaed air into the extinguishing
jets and air ducts, thus Creatly increasing air leakage. A
diagram is given showing how these washers were successfully
replaced by rubber washers v~.ithout built-in copper plated
washers, wh!le the diameter of the upper sealing washers was
increased. There are two fij;ures.
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RMUNVAt N.V.l MIIYA, Ye. (Ricquallar. r-arc4rmye itespublika)
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R~Visn OG4ZLVIO plan and economic regicuslization of Rumania.
Vest.LGU 16 rso.16:65.-74 s6l. (KM 14: 10)
(Rimnia-Electrif Leation)

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110. %%"1& lvmm~; MUOLUM fadeab" Twillyowm; fMffM.
fez., reamwa 6j, m .9.0*0 V~
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MMY, Mikolay Ulkolsy*vich. datment, lmcA.paCmf,uauk; DWIFATIP-74,
Lidlys lvvnonoo dotsent, basCipegrat,asuk; BURMO, Serogy
lRederowleb, dots*nt, kandpogratems*1 SHUM Sime Alsksandro-
vichg dotment. kand.skoam.awsk; GUM CE, Pries Vladimiravlehe prof.;
DAUMIT, Anstolly Uktorovich, deteent, kmad,pogref.asuk; DMINIS,
Alsksay Arkmd0yevIcht dotsent, lwad,4eog"f,nsvkg DONSIMMICH,
Lyaftlls Ivenovus, dotoent, kand.pogref.aeuke, MFIOWA, Telem ft-
mnovm,, UVOW, lbr4py Sorlowleb, dotwnt~ kand.
poost.neek: TJDCVWMm Stepan Ivase"ch, dotsento kand.pot".f.
souk; 9XVIL141M. GrIgarly Solammovich, Utmatq km4'rogref,
nsuk:, NIUMUTA, NadesMa Ta"lgpvua* Aossent. kand.pWgref.sawk:
O"Skow. bond. pogref . omkg FI~30*
Dmitrly Noisayevich, doteent# ImadopeemLamuke, PMrMVAq Note-
Ilre Georglyevne, pror.. doktor okamemmm*.- =1 WIT. Boris Nikola-
yevich. prof.. doktor poCref,sauk-, SMAGIN, ftvsl Grigorlyeviche
doteent, kond.geograf.mawk; 1 1, Vlktor Waritsovich, prof.. doktor
*konow.vmuk-. TlWNW. 1.A., md,; MIMOVAO XjP,$ red.; TxUll 11,
S.G., rod.kertt AMIKIU. V.1., md.kmrt; 90"VIKATA. N.D..
tekhn. red.
[Sconosto geography of foreign comatries; student mmslj Mtouml-
chmskmis eeogrstlis serubeshovkh stran; posoble d1le studentov. Woekwo.
Goo.uchabno-padagog.isd-vo 16-ve proevAWSR, 1960. 702 p. )~ mpe
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KIMM, S.L.1 1119CLATZVA, N.V.; DAVIDOWA, I.R.
Unstles of IsaproWl alcohol deAWdropuation in the liquid pkese.
Part 2. 91n.1 kat. & no.5s723-735 S-0 163. (MM 16 v 12)
1. Institut orgenietwakoy khimii imfd X.D.Zelinskogo AN US.

DAVYDOVA# I*R.v- KIPERWp S.Lo- bilLOLAYLVA H.Ve
Kinetics of loopropyl alcohol dabldrogomtIon in the liquid
ph"*. Part 1. Kin. i kat. 4 no*4605-613 JI-Ag 063. (WRA 161:11)
Is Institut organicheskoy khimii imni A:;

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Hikasy"Go No Too
Oferfecting the Method of Obtaining Dry Protein fmm the Flesh of Haritim
Nawalsew Noftow Tededcal Inst of the Fish Industry and SconorW lowni
A* L Pikoymo Hoscowp 1955, (Dissertation for the Derres of Candidatom
In Teehnical, Science)
Sat Knishnsys, letopialp No. 27, 2 July 1955

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Alcohol legges in tb~ trvatment of now woc&n containers with wator-
&1cabol selutionse rom, i spirt.prca. 30 n*.SS2)Q4 064o
(MINA IMI)
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AUTHORs Engineer
TITLEt Formation of small holes by electric sparks
SOURCE: Izhevsk. Mekhanicheskiy institut. Voprosy tochnosti
metallorezhushchikh stankov i mekhanicheakoy obra=
botki# no. 2, 1959P 87 - 99
TEXT: The experiments of electroerosion drilling of holes with a
diameter form OoO5 to I = at the laboratory of Professor B.P. La-
zarenko are described. A mention is made of special machine tools
built for this purpose which were designed by Engineers Ye.M. Levin-
son and Ye.V. Vladimirov. The experiments are divided into two
groups: One dealt with carbide and stainless steel drilled singly
and by multi-oloctrode system to a diameter of 0.2 - 1 mm. The oth-
er group contained holes with diameters ranging from 0.05 to 0,1 =.
In the first instance the material was pierced by broaches in a ne-
dium of paraffin. The tool vibrated in order to enhance its stab..-
lity, Details are given of the operation with a brass tool for noth
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Pormation of small holes by ooo D221YD303
uses noon lamps instead of *mmeterso The stiffness of the multi-
electrode arrangement is-improved by incorporation of a textolite
guideo Provision of an additional steel sheet under the manufactUILI
sieve ensures an equalizing wear of too long electrodes (this is
due to uneven wear of the latter)@ Data on electroerosion machining
of holos below 0.1 mm diameter in T15K6 carbide using molybAn-num
tool are tabulated, The above leads to the following conclusiongi
The machined holes are of 3-4 class of accuracy. Tbeproductivity
for holes with diameters lose than 0.5 mm is greater than by conven-
tional drilling. The advantage increases when the hole is smaller
than 0.1 mm. It permits machining to a greater depth and ensures a
saving of expensive toolso The method can be applied for simultane-
ous drilling of 50 - 100 holes. There are 13 figures and 4 tables.
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by taw leaching of copper concentrates. Zhur. ar4kl. khim. 36
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fSOURUS Wo Ofm notpau7oo see 1@ 19646 54-55
TCMPIC TAGS: t1twim WtIong titanium critical addetism, crI%Is&L
:,pr*"U", Moslem oxide protective film
'ANTRACT: Laboratory accidents resulting In tizenium WtIon
prom this study. It was known that t1tanim mateclaves Ignite
at h a% ox a asure if there Is a d1scontlaulty in the protective
roolve MIC fno Autoclove teats at dIffer"t pressures UP to
a
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1,65-1;35, 1955
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potential of -the dissolvvd cfic!znit~~7~ wnr, at the lab~_ratury of t1hu
-i*lfic Tlvsenrch Chu.-AcnI Institute ~-,.ftr-r A. A. ZUanov in
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AUTHORS: N 5--k.-Rakhnu, S. 76-32-5-16/47
TITLS: The Xffuct of the Wature of Cations an ti,o S~;ecific Anion
Adeorption (11iyanlye prirody kationov ra j1potaificlioskuyu 1ft4-
sorbtsiyu anionoy )
PZRIODICAL: Mirnal fizicheskoy kilrii, 1950t Vol. 32, Ur 5,
PP. 1059 - 1o62 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In order to solye the problem whether in a apecific adsorption
of any anion the same potential is maintained in conbination
with different cations inventleutione were carried out of the
electro-capillary curves according to the nothod bi Gui (le-
ference 2) using a mercury cathode In volutiono of chlorides,
bromides and sulfates, which with the same concentrations of
the anion contained different concentrations of Vx hjklro-en-
and potassium ions. According to the expori-nental reaulto it
io assumed that the cations also partly enter the adnorption
la.yer of the anions and thus decreane the m-,nitule of the po-
tontinl +. The nzount of entering catio,;s enn here dc~end on
the electric field streneth of the anions, on the ratio of the
Card 1/2 radii of cations end anions in the solution, ftnd or the par'.

I
T~o'Effoct of the Nature of Cations on tho Specific 7C-32-5-IC/47
Anion Adoorption
;lnjed b7 the tpecifically effective forces, e.C. co--.Plex
forziatior. The obtained recults for I N "d 3 It nol;ltlonc
KCI + HGI correspond to the f1rat an3umption while for the
decrease of the radius of the bplrated cation a the ccries
a30+ aq > Cd*2 aq,~ Ba+2 &q) K* aq ja assumed, which is coin-
ciding with the date by Viklander (Reference 7); It ic also
assumed that with the anions the series
Cl-aq'/ Br_aq~ 3042aq has to be assumed which was ~orved by the
experiments carried out* Finally the assumpti on t;r Graham
(Reference 0) is mentioned by means of which also the charac-
ter of the course of the curve can be explain ed. There are 6
figures, 1 table and 0 references, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOC IATIOZI: Tartuakly gosudarstvennyy universitet (Tarti- State Univergity)
SUMUTT2D.- Januar.T 119 1957
1. long--Adsorption 2. ions--Propertles
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A-A PCIR 3 Ats L-.L7ig L.
TITIZ: lnvuati,~7tion of the Dicsolution lr~tcl th' 3'-c (AY
Fotenti,%1 of Zinc in llylrochloric k7il (IC710-
doyanigo rkorosti rLztvorenIjn i
a,mal Igami t.,11 r ka Y f; olynr oy ot a
P&qIODIV.L: Zhurral :.hiTii, 195-^, Vol 32, 7. 1- 10,
pp 2356 - 2361 OUSSR)
A-IST RACT The present -,%.er is in, !.1re-!t rcl.,,tlon to Q nu-il-er
of publications writter urder the :;uiervision of
,Professor Ya.Y.Durdin Otekoc i-6). X.A.Dyorkin and Ya.V.
Durdir, (Rcfa 5,6) co-rried out a detailed inir,~stij:-Aion
of the liesolution kiretics of =atallic zinc. To
avoid tte influsrcc of ~%n unever. r-4rrtce the
dirsolutio- I:i~-rticz of Zinc Ucre in-fectl,;-ted
in the pr cncnt cr.vo. The of the
renL:ents uo(2d were made at the :afedra =,rIItIch,?n!:oy
I:himii fart~ tW0M=0gDVMbMIWAIL',Chnir of
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Card 1/4 ;rrtu 34*-~te Univercity) by
AnRlytical Chemistry of

Invecti,~,Aion of the Dicsolution Rrite and the Ste-Ij 3071",-C-52- 0-lrw~/D
Potenti-ril of Zinc Lmzalaam in Hy'roch1c.-Ic k!ld
th-) head of the laboratory, E-kalak. Thq rate of
dissolution of zinc wrta Irvesti,-at-d at
concentrations of 0,5 to 5 11 HC1. The quantity
of the vteidy potential becoica more nej,:tiYe
with an increase in concentr.,.tion of the hrdrochloric
acid. Experi-ients concerninC; the influerce of mixing
on the rate of dissolution showed thint this influence
is rather strong with solutions of hij;her con-
centrationa. The change of the rate of dissolution is
connected with a chan~;e of the steady potential
(according to Tafell equ-.tion). The cean value of
the temperature coefficient =ounta to 2,1. On an
addition of ZnG1 2 the potential becomes more positive
and the rat of dissolution decreasen# whereas an
addition of Xcl as the opposite effect. The experimental
data obtain:d stow a similarity to those of cadmium
dissolutions in hydrochloric acid (Ref 4). In the
papers by L.Kiah (Ref 12) and V.I.Kraytnov and I.S.
Card 2/4 Loginova (Ref 13) an explanation of the dissolution

Investigation of the Dissolution Rate and the Steady SOT/76-32-10-19/39
Potential of Zinc Amalgam in Hydrochloric Acid
,, Tartu (Tartu State Univeralty)
ASSOCIATION: Gosudarstyennyy univervitet
SUB14ITTED: May 139 1957
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5(4) 507/16-35-1-15/4c
AUTHORS: Nikolayev&, S. Ael Pallm, U. V.
TITLZ-. Investigations of Electro-Capillary Curves In Mercury Can-
taining Small Amounlp of Copper (Issledovaniye elektrokapillyar-
nykh krivykh na rtutio sodershashchey neboltshiye kolichestva
primeni medi)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 33P Nr 1, pp 91-95 (1:SSR)
ABSTRACT: Since metals used In practice alwayn 9ontnin certain Impurities
due to other metals. an Investigation of the effects of the
latter on the electro-capillary properties of the tasic metal
and'its electro-chomical behaviour is of Interes t. At present#
reports on this qu
stion by lothmund
(Rotmuftd) (Ref 1),
Irdey-Gruz (11rday and Bajor (OVor (Ilif 2), and by
)
3
M. 0. Sairnov.*, T* A. SmIrnov and L* I. Antropov (Rof 3) are
to be fau-nd in publications. The results of these investi-
gations, however. do not agree on4# above all, are inn-iffiziont.
In the present caae the,investigations of the electro-capillary
curves were carried out according to Gul- Upiann's method
(Refs 12,5). Mercury-amalgaz was obtained electrolytically
and analyzed speotrographically after the experiment at the
Card 1/3 kafedra analiticheakoy khImii (Chair of Analytical Chemistry)

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S:~u',Mity prodvA% a' ;0(0*1) " 3tAn&Ut r6dW FOUl"Attl fO.-
1~1
I . ~o Zhwo ' ';Yo 6 no.1121-26 161. (MI.A Vt2)
(cv-,Ilt

NIKOIAYKVAA-,$.A.$ MAZOUINA, N.N.
I - -
Dowelopwnt of toxilenic stralne of a Clostridium perfrineend
culture In conned food. Yop. pit. 23 no.5#71-74 5-0 164.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Vnosoyuzrqy nauchno-iseledovatel'okiy institut konsermoy i
ovoshebeaushillnoy praqnhlennoett, Moskva.

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LI-ROLAMB-A& &
"Determination of the Characteristic Toop-raturos and Class M Derivations
In Some High Valting &-tal Compowids mid Their Solid Solutions." Cand Tech 5c1,
Chair of RoentgonWaphy aM the Physics of Metalso Kascow Order of Labor Red Bannev
Inst, of Stool Imani I. V. I-.#talin, Fin Higher 4ducation USSR. Foscow, 1955.
M. No 18. Apr 35)
SO: Sum. No. 704. 2 Now 33 - Survey of Scientific and Technical ;issertations
Deferided at USSR Higher i4uc&tional Institutions (16).

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AQTbM1 1werooova, 1. 1. s Kagan, A. S. # Md NUOISjova, S. V.
TITW 0& the measurement of the rolstlTo intensities of X-ray
Pbstognphe of ample* with tozearo
FSHODICALs Marmal, tokisnichookoy fisikt,, ve 3)p no. 1# 1963#*115 W.117
,IUV# A ~mwr*L method is suggested for determining She relative In-
,~tosoltioo of tho second orders of reflection in X-ray photographs of
.somples o1th textures. A method is sought of lieloating mg effect that
a t*x mag exert on the relative Intensity of second-ordor;. reflections,
to this case, either Ow region of the pole tigare that falls in the
iteflostiog position met be uniform, I* a. the *I1% beigbts must b*
, I or
different for different orders of reflection " Met hhk1/-"2b2k2I 2'
it must be onsurei beforehand that the Intensity of reflection inside the
alit height does not change In the first order. The angle factor Is the
formula for She Oweretioal intensity is to be -calculated according to
The ftrawls, j =0 # cos2_20)/ein 29. Different alit heights must be
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AUTHORSt Nikhaylovt N.V.$ Kayboroda,,V.I.9 Nikolayev&, S.S.
TITtEt On the Preparation and Some Walitles of Lyophobic Colloids
of Yiber-Forming Polymers (K vaprosu poluchentya i nekotorykh
svoysty liofobrWkh kolloidoy voloknoobrazuyushchikh poll-
nerov)
PERIODICALs Kolloidnyy %huarnalp 1959t Nr 2p pp 246-247 (MR)
ABSTRACTs The authors describe an experiment# by means of which colloid
solutions of polyethylonsterphthalate (with a concentration
of 4-5%) and polycaprolaotam (with a concentration of 24q.
were prepared for the first time. The solutions were obtain-
ed according to the following methods# One to two g or a
powderized polycaprolactam crumb
wgre dissov*d in 50 al of
o
glycerine previously warmed to 2 0 C. Under intensive mix-
ing and cooling the obtained solution was poured in a fine
streas into an equal volume of a carbos oline C J0.5%) water
solution# which bad been previously cooled t0 5 C. 3.5 g of
powd&rized polyethylonsterophthalate crumb were dissolved
:
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Among Mikkaylov, 5. V., Rayborada, To lop
12TWO Fiber Formation in the Process of Interfacial Polycondenea-
tion of Polyssides
MIODICALs Tyeakosolokulyars"o soyedla*n1ya, 1960v Vol. 2t No* 7#
PP. 989-9,93
TWs Us experimental results obtained by applyll for the first time
the method@ of fiber formation In polycoadensationsfaefe 5)0 are discussed
h*re,. Fiber foreation of the following monomer systems was perforne4s
sobaele acid chloride said bosmwthyle" 41aninot toropMalto acid
ablorift and boxagethylose dissisee ?I#* I shows the fiber formation
@@bone In interfacial pelyoond*ssatioa. The Investigations show that
every monomer system ba'a its own aboiresteristies In the fiber formation.
The results of the present paper bold for the iWotos "basic said
chloride - bexamidVIcas dismiss, In which the solution of the an* som,-
posent vas pressed threno a splaaaret In the widened part of a vertical
tubep and the solutiom at the other component was proceed through the
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Fiber Permits& is the Prooese of Isterfealst 8/1"'Awm/m/Ow/017
polycoades"Siss at polyeaddes DOMM2
strusture of polymers Is sham In the 1-nky pleftre of ftgo 5o Fig*
given "W slootrom staroosepts Platens a 48pop-wwb"to midso and
Fig* 7 Ow areas ***tics of the polyboxas!b"ML a" fiber proased by
interfacial polposdoegat lost WA having the darestoristis IMPO of
hollow taboo. "Wootigatleas on thle subjeet an being acatimmed at the,
institato mentioned. In the Asoostatio** To Co Gerbsebom mW To P.
Revolove, or* mssUsmde lbere are 7 figureop 3 tableov and 5 reforemsems
I Sovisto i 64~ 0 and 3 ISO
lastitut Idmostwomoce
(Soloatifte bkpoarek Institute at ftathatle Fibers)
SO I February 17p 1960
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B020/BO58
AUTHOSS: Mikhaylov, N. V., Mayboroda, V. L, Nikolayev
T1TLZt Sone, Rules Governing the Fibration of Polyamidos at the
Interface
PZRIODICAL: Dimicheskiye volokna, 1960, No. 6, pp. 10-15
TINT: In their study of some rules governing the interfacial polycondenea-
tion of monomer solutionsl V. V. Korshak and collaborators (Refs. 2, 3)
pointeils the non-equilibrium character of this reaction basing an the
example of the Interaction of adiple dichloride with hosaxothylens, dlaain*.
The &Is of the study under review sea the elaboration of a shaping m*thoi
for fibers and the study of some rules govwning the ir. arfacial polyconlen
ostion of polyamides. According to-the method proposed (Fig. 1), one of the
monomer* (esbaoic chloride solution in dichloro methane, for example) is
pressed through a spinneret into the enlarged part of a tube ftt a rote of
90 to 100 9/min, ibile the solution of the other monomer (an aqueous hot&-
nothylens, diamine solution, for *xanplo), ontors the tube through another
opening at a rate of 10 to 20 m/min. A filacent is formed at room
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fees Rules Go"raing Me Fibration of Polyanides 5/165J60/000/006/002/005
at the InUrrose BWO/BO58
temperature on the contact of the@* two monoaff flowsl it I$ w0uni as the
bobbin after stretching by 20 to 30% and sashing. After drying, the fiber
is strat4hed by j to 5 time on a heated surface at a temperature close to
the nelting point of the polymer. The results mentioned refer to the sono-
nor system sobasic chlorld*-hexamat1wless dissine and adipic chloride-hexa-
nothylono diamlas. The Intrinsic viscosity of the polyner and the fibration
greatly dopend an the purity of the initial aonoaors (Table 1). Tho4hango
of concentration of the hosaaothylone dianins, has a considerable influence
on the yield of polyhowasethylons sobacic amide. An Increase of the com-
ponent ratio Influences the properties of the fiber, asks@ it core brittle
and r ducel its strength (Tables 2# 3). At surface tensions lower then
7-0 s;9/Qn ii' the interface of the monomers, no filament is forneS., Upon&
Ing on the fl,.;* velocity of the monomers, the polymer develop@ in the form
of a continuous filament or Individual flakes (Table 4). Vientloned are
the offset or various thilakeslog ageale added on.fibration, proportion
of tko poljMWr (table 5) (ethyl cellulose being selected as the soot
suitable agent), as sell as the corresponding effect of ethyl cellulose
(Table 6). "o effect of the polymeric thickening agentjo!starch, carboxy-
notbIl c*lluloooo polyvinyl alcohol and oxy-othyl collu s) is sention*4
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Soso Rules Governing the Fibration of Polyanides 3/183/60/000/006/002/005
at the Interface 3020/3058
in Table 7. Tables 6 and 7 show that the addition of some thickening agenta
to the aqueous and organic phase increases the yield of polymer and im-
prove* fibration. At a ratio hexamothylone 4tanino : sebacic chloride of
from I : I to 2 : 1, a fiber develop@ with a ribbon-shap*d cross section
and almost agglutinated Inner walls (fig. 2), while at a ratio of 3 : I and
more, the cross section is rather round and the inner sells are not
agglutinated (Fig, 3). On the basis of the X-ray structural analysis, it
was shown that the crystallinity of the fiber to inorepsed through elonga-
tion, but Its strength is not raised greatly (Fig. 4). The fiber obtained
by interface polycond;nettion can be reinforced by 9tretching over a heat-
od surface at 200 to 05 C which points to a condensation ofits structure
(Figs- 50 6). The orientation of the fiber by elongation can be aeon on the
X-ray pictures(Fign. 7, 8).Th*ro are 0 figurea, 7 tables, and 9 references:
4 Soviet, 4 Us, and I German.
ASSOCIATION: Twiry (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic
Fibers
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8/069/60/022/02/013/024
D034/DO02
IUTRORS.- Mikkaylov, N .. JIMboroda, V.I. likolayeva, B.S.
11 ___%
TITLZ: Preparation and Properties of Lyophobic Colloids of
Fiber Polymers
PARIODICAL: _10110i"" zhurnal, 19609 Vol 11119 Ir 29 pp 223-228
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors report on the search of me h to pro-
t 040
are colloidal s2lutiOns of -for lymers
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on the study of sane ptWelco-chealcal propervIes of
tbese solutions. The authors have shown that aqueous
colloidal solutions can be obtained with the ordinary
Method of condensation precipitation fron true so-
lutions of polycaproloctas in foraic acid, sulphuric
acid and glycerine (the authors obtained colloidal
solutions of a polywr concentration of 0.09-0.129
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S/069/60/022/02/013/024
D034/DO02
iparation and Properties of Lyophobic Colloids of Fiber Polymers
Introductory not*s they refer to B.A. Dogadkin, 8.8,
Voyutokiy, Panich, B.V. Shtarkh, D, Sondouirokly
wA others for the study of the properties and the
processing of latexes of synthetic and natural
rubber 4'Ref 2-7. Dogadkin studied the process of
preparing aqueous dispersions of rubber by means of
solvent exchange A'-Rof. 2 1. B.A. Glikma and L.V.
Konarova ,R*f. 3-7 devoted works to the study of
the mechanism of the formation of lyophobic polymer
solo in organic solvents. During their investigation
the authors determined the sign of the charge and the
Yalu* of the I -potential of the colloidal particles
with the dovin d*si nod by A.I. Rabinovich and Too
F. Fadison C:ieOf, 61. The authors further refer to
Pe A* Robindor, who underlined the important struc-
turo-sochanical effect of stabilizers. V.P. Kovalova

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KKOLATWA, T. A.
Cand Kol got - (dies) *Rzporienco In the devolopsent of sathods
of studying organic substance In post beg-ovaW soils In statics
and dyseeles.0 Loulagrodo 1961. 16 Vp with diagram; (Ninistry
of HIghor and Secondary Bpeclallat 9ducation RSM Leningrad
Order of Louis Uote UnIv Isoni A. A. Zbdanov); 56 copies; free;
(IL9 5-61 "go 184)

IIIACH, Vladimir Germanovich, doktor tokfin. nauk, p-of.,
-PIKOLAYLVA, I.A.v rod.
(Principlev for culculatirw, thln-nt*ll threc-
dimen3lonal eyetemal Oanovy rascheta to&.oateWkh
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