SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NOVIKOVA, YE. N. - NOVINSKAYA, L. D.
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~15( 9) SOV/69-21-1-13/21
AUTHOR: Novikoval Ye. N.
TITLE: The Swelling of Vulcanized Rubber in an Acetylhydro-
peroxide Solution.- (Nabi)khaniye vulkanizirovannogo
kauchuka vmstvore gidroperekisi atsetila)
HRIODICAL: Kolloidnyy zhurnal, 1959, Vol XXI, Nr 1 pp 91-96
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Research has been made on the effect of inhibitors and
initiators on the process of swelling of rubber in
-benzene and xylene solutions of the adetylhydroperoxide.
The iron palmitate was shown to have an initiating
effect, and phenols, ammines and oxyammines - an inhi-
biting action. There are 8 graphs, 1 table and 11 re-
ferences, 10 of which are Soviet and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Minskiy Gosurdarstvennyy meditsinskiy institut ( The
Minsk State Medical Institute)
STjBMTTTED: May 20, 1957
Card 1/1
::OVI?i6GVA.,
Reaction of antloxildiat., percxide of
Dd!--IiA!l PSSR no.12:51 1-5 D 166.
1- In-Wtut ObshcleY i mo- oy khimii AN BISSR.
X
alcadonilcom A" BS3111
(F-inone) (Antioxidants)
A,,Ye.N. [Novikava, TA.M.); PLYUSnVSKIY, N.I. [Pliusheuski, M.1 I
KQV I
Effect of inhibitors.on the Itherrall decomposition of IsoproTyl-
benzene hydroperoxide. . Vestai AN BSSR. Ser, fiz.-Iuekh. nav.
no,30"3 162. (MIRA 180)
NOVTT&DVA. Ye.M.c. PETUNM', M.P.
Uhylphewls and 44TIarylphonols as Inhibitors; ofo(-pinem
avitaddation. Doicl. AN Bssm 6 noaoq4i j& 62. (MIRA 15t2)
1. InAitut.obshchey i neorganichaskoy k,himii IN, BSBR.
Predwtavleuo akadadkom. AN BSM Wjermolemko.
(piziens) (Phen6le) (Oxidation)
ACCESSION NR. AT4048062
A UTHO.R: Novikova, Ye. N.
TITLE- Nitriding_of Ti alloys at low pressures
~'C)T T.-C E: Sovexcha~ilye po metidlurgii, metallavedenivu t primeneniptl-tanalyegq__
na Ovint.111lography of iii
5th, Moscow, 1963. Metallovedenive fita. animn
~oveshchaniya. Moscow, fzd-vo Nauka. 1964, 132-13~
TOPIC TAGS- titanima allay, nitriding, titanlurn allny mechanical property, titanturn
aining alloy/alloy VT
wear resistupe, alurninum- containing allov. molybdenum cont.
B'~ UPACT: Previous publications have noted that flip- diffusion laver --.)n Ti in pure
aL normal pressure is formed at temperatures abnve. 80k. The dLffusion 12yer
nf two zones- the upper one is a thin nitride layer and the lower ovie. is a thicker
L 16390-63
ACCMSjO$_N4.:,"-A~"62.
u: r.atim-vtu geneIrauy-
inwer nitrogen flow of 0. 09 and 0. 03 Uter per minute w" used- The.-d
hl)urs. The 20-hour process was at 950C and optimal pressure. The tests show-nd that
'.ering of pressure in the chamber from 760 to J-0. I inm HIZ during nitriding of TI alloyb
.-ids v. a 50-10013) increase in the nitritic-d layei, wfifle the dopth of UIC brittle nitriae
(ie if, decreased several times. For each Ti alloy at a certair temperature and duration,
. ., ---- n-,., ---;- --4-- .4--ti, -f ~k- 1--- 'M-
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Fig. 1. Scheme of the n1triding process under low pressures, 1-nitrogen bottle-,
s pressure reducer; I-silica get vessel; 4-vessel with P205; 5-vessel for getter-,
I-ni~riding furnace; 7-titaniurn shavings; -.9-gample.3: 9-cylintirical vacuurn furnace;
j'. ,-gas valve; 11-primary vacuum purnp: 12-diff"13slon pump: Ei-place for measuring
,8
C&d 3/9
NOVIKOVA, Ye.N. [Novikava, IA.M.]
Decomposition of tertiary butyl hydroperoxide in the preselice
of inhibitors. Vestsi AN BSSR. Ser. fiz.-tekh. nav. no-4:53-66
164. (MIRA 18:3)
L 3oo6-66 W1VvT' )LfWP(b) IJP(C).-
_ACC NRI-- All 5025592 ~'milfi~jzrAjB/jYj UR/0129165/0001010/00i9/0022
621.785.53: 295
kIMM: Nov iko va, Yd. - N. Gurievich,~Si I.;. Nikitina,-L. H.
TITLE. Suitability of,nitrided VT14-all6y as a
_&tarxmaterial
j
termi skaya obrabotka metallov, no J0,1965 19-22,
_.S-OURCE; Metallovedeniye i che
and top:half of insert facing p. 24,
TOPIC-T&GS-, titanium-alloy,::uitriding, metal, friction) wear resiatance, transmission
gear j!
ABSTRACT: *The _VT14'titanium alloy (4.3%.Al, 3.22% Mo,_-end 6% V) in- thermally-
hardened-Atate.(water quenc~in~,from 8600C.and agingat 500'C-for-16 hr) dioplays an.
ultima~ .te.136-treng t' hof 1,15.kgl. and a plasticity of,20%. L -ike-.all-the*other titanium
the ~714 displays low antifric n properties, and hence it.must be
surface-hardened I(i.e., in this case,, nitrided)teforeit can-be .used as the material
of friction-couplings. The nitriding ii performed In a--flov of purified N2at. 850-,
9500C.~'Experimenta with rollers and.gears produced from_hot-rolled_.rodo o-f-nitrided
VT14-alloy monophase -region and,anded
(the hot deformation began at 1050%.
950"C' Which-corresponded to the (Y 4- 0 region) showed that their wear resistance
and.precision of..Meshing were sadofactory.Thedepth of diffusion coating on the
gear.tooth vas:~0.084,10 mm.. Thus, alloy,VT14 in nitrided form may be recommended as
1'/2
OkOVA
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4
MOVIKOVA, YeVs.
a"I~ 'g,otter. Yrachdelo no.10:1097-IM 0 '57.
(KRA 10:12)
1. Sanitarna-Videmiologicheakaya stantsiya Krasnoarmayskogo
rayona g Llvovao
4VOT PROVINCE-GO-MR)
POPOW. T.To. kand.mad.nauk, ](OYIKOWA. 're-.Po
Inuorins and thlocyaulde content of drftUvg water.and food products
an h dsiol -8901 Ag 858 (MRA 11:8)
An area of endmIc golter*' Trac e lips
1. Msfedra g1glyevy pltanlya I kommumlOnoy g1glyany (gave - Prof.
Me Stolmakara) L'yovakogo, maditainakago Institutme
(001m)
(FWCltnm)
NMKOVA la.P.J, assistant
Trace elements in the potable water of Lvw Provl=e aM
ondemic. goiter, Aig.: L am* 26 no*9:80-M 3 161. (KIPA 15:3)
I* Is kafedry glgiyeny pitaniya i kcmmmallno7 gigiy=7
Llvmkop meditalwkogo institute,
(LVOV PROVINCZ-VATER-AMMIS)
(TFACE ZIEWSM) (GOITER)
,NOVII(OVAP TOOPO-SLIVOO
Iffect of cobalt, iodine, and 6-cothylthioraci:L on changes In
the thyroid gland in white rate. Vraah. delo nos4:140-W
Apt63- .31 (MMA 1617)
lo Kafedra gigi7sny pitaviya L km==l Inoy gigiy=T (zav.-prof.
A.I.Stobkkova) i kafedra gistologii i embrialogii (zav,-prof,
A.P.Dyban) meditainskogo inatitdta.
(THMID GLAIID) (COBALT-PHYSICLOGICAL VMT)
(TODIM-PHYSIOWGICAL EFMT) (URACIL)
MOVIKOV (L 'vat)
West, of cobalt an the morphological structure of the thyroid
glud In white rats with a diff*rGnt iodine content in their
dist..ProbI4:~ndok. I gors. 9 no,301-34 Vq-Je 163.
(HIRA 17--J)
1. Iskafedry gigiyany pitanip i kammunallnoy gigi"r4r
(say. - Prof. A.1. Stolmska7a) i kafedry gistologii i
embriologii (sav. - prof. A.P. Dyban) Llvovskogo meditsin-
skogo instituta.
NOVIZOVA, Y44P.
=art of cobalt an the Iodine content of the thyroid glwd
in nip dispandtW an its various lovels in the diet, Top.
pit* 22 no,2s45-4 *-4 163. (KM 17:2)
1. Is kafaft g1glysay Idtanlya L kammmallnor giglyarq
(sairo - Prof. A.I. Stolukm) Llvovakogo maditainokaga
Instituta.
NOVI KOVPj__!q_sP #
Fr'-%ct of fo5d .-ations with a different iodine and cobalt content
on the iodire levP1 in the thyroid gland follow."Ing the introduction
of 6-methylthiouracil. Vrach. delo no.3tllO-114 I*- t64.
(MIRA 17:4)
1. Kafedra gigiyeny pitani.vr i komrinallnoy gigiyeny (zav. - prof'
A.I.Stolmakova) i kafedra gistologii (zav. - prof. A.P.Dyban)
Llvovskogo maditsinskogo Instituta.
ZHERMSOV, Ivan Petrovich; NOVIKOVA Ye S..: red.; SHMM, G.I.jp
tekbn. red.
Radio engineering] Radiotekbnika. Izd perer. i dop.
Moskva,, Izd-vo "SviazIpm 1964. 662 p. (MM 17:3)
BORTMOVA, N.V.; FREYD1.11-ly L.Fh.; KH P.MER I
I.; NO VI Ye . s
PrerAration of' prop-i-mallle-hyde by cat-aljrtij- dehydrrgenat-lon
of n--propyl alcohol. lzir. AN 'SS )SR. 34, r. kh I m. no.10.-29.45-18/,9
165. (MIRA 18:10)
1. institut organichaskoy kidinii iim. lll.D.Zelinskogo ANT SSSR i
Moskovskly vavod ll',31,o:,,lmyye eftx7%
MOVIKOVA16 Ya.S.
NwUcvA0 yo. Sot -The synthesis and
rivatives'of ustalodobenzole
Towk Order of Labor Had Banner
Xtrowo Towks 1956. (Dissertation
In Chadcal Sciences).
investigation of certain do-
acid." Kin Hlglwr ftication.
Polytechnic rhat Imml So No
for the Degree of Candidate
SO: Knishaya Piel No 23, 1956
k
I/Synihe of stime h-alogtr derrijflvei oi
v IT ad ; T~
r~ liv K t;-Omo
mwv
lcjWOM w4h PCI, jp~,, b"
WL'wh hv c,,nventional "ol.
NOVIKOVA, Ye.S.: WORSHIMA, L.A.
*-~~ 4a of thlovenicarbasones and a-lodobensohydrazonos of saw
halide derivatives of bensophanons. Zhur.obekhlu. 27 no,5il249-1252
my 157. MBA 10: 8)
1.2ouskly politakhnichookly Institut I Tomokly muchno-Issledovatell-
skiy Institut vaktain i syvorotok.
(Semicarbazones) (Benzophanone) (ffydrazones)
5 (3)
AUTHOR: Novikova"re* S. BOT/153-2-2-11/31
TITLE: Condensation of Iodobenzoic Acid Chlorides With Aromatic Hydro-
carbons and Their Halogen Derivatives (Kondensatsiya khlor-
angidridoy iodbenzoynykh kislot a aromatichookimi uglayodorodani
I ikh galogenoproisvodnymi)
PERIODICAL: vysshikh uch*bnykh eaved*niy. Ithimiya I khimicheakaya
tokhnologiya, 1959, Vol 29 Mr 2, yp 204 - 206 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: One of the most topical problems of theoretical organic chez-
istry is the explanation of the rules In the reciprocal effect
of 'atoms in organic compoundsp furth*rmorethe explanation of
the effect of molecular composition,and structure on the direc-
tion and rate of reactions and on ths'physiological activity.
The great number of compounds not yet investigated, include the
compounds mentioned in the title& the hydrazones and thiosemi-
carbasones'af the halogen derivatives of'-bonsophenons. It was
Intended to investigate in this article tho-subject mentioned
in the title,, with the o-,.A- (Refs 192) and p-iodin* Venzoic
acids, etai Furthermore the rules noticed-in the reciprocal in-
fluence of the &tons In their-rate of condensation reaction,
Card 1/4 should be compared to the physiological activity of these hy-
Condensation of lodobenzoia.Aoid Chlorides With SOV/153-2-2-11/31
Aromatic Hydrocarbons and their Balogen-Urivatives
Arazoness and.thiostsicarbasones-(Ref 3). The course of the
condensation-keac .tion-,of-the-thre*-aention6d-iodine b*nzoic
acids.was-studied,with-benzeno, toluene.-naphthalene, fluoro-
benzono,-chlorobanzoneg.bromobansonet-,as well an iodobenzene,
furthermore with.dichlorobenzen*, dibronob*nzone and diiado-
benzone,in the presence of-anhydrou a.aluninum chloride6 The-
results are shown-in a diagram-(Fig 1)..1t proved that the-
rate of the condonsation-reaction-in.the cases of the mono-
and-dihalogen derivatives.it always higher-with o-iodine ben-
zoyl chloride than with other &aid-chlorides compared. As far
as the decreasing activity is cOncerne4i'O one could also see
that the substances chosen for the oondensationt in theirre-
lation to the scid chlorides of &4 three Lodobenzon oids,
place themselves in ihe following 4rder: naphthaleuG5 Zolue")
bonzone~ fluokobonzene) iodob nz*n*> bromobenzene chlorobon-
zens"~diiodob*nz ne> dibromob:nzen*. Some of the lierivatives
of the a-lodoben:oic acids, nameiy: the thiosemicarbazones of
e-iodobenzophenone, a-iodo-, pl-fluorobansophononeg a-iodo-
-pi-chlorobeasophonon!/as well as the hydrazonea of m-iodo-
Card 2A bonsohydrazid*, of a-iodo-pt-fluorobensophonans, of p-iodo-
Condensation of~.Iodobenzolc- "id Chlorides With SOY/153-2-2-11/31
Aromatic Hydrocarbone and Their E[&log*n Derivatives
bonzoph*nono w*ro.nicrdbiologically examined by means of the
method of the surface film (metad poverkhnostuoy plonki) on a
liquid potato sodium with a breed of tubaroulosia bacteria of
the type *Ikadsmiya*. A comparison was made between the re-
sults of the cours&.of the condensation reaction of a-iodo-
bonzoic acid chloride with benzonep fluorobenz*ne sad chloro-
benzene (Fig I-V) on the one hand, and the data of the bac-
torlostatic examination of thiosemicarbazonos on the other
hand. An interdependence was noticed b6tweon the composition
as well as the structure of the radicals of the thiosemicarb/&-
zone molecules and hydrazone molecules# and-the antibacterial''
activity of the latter on the one hando- and the reactivity of
the corresponding acid chlorides,,as.wall as the aromatic halo-
gon derivatives in the ketone synthesis on the other hand. Do-
creasing r*activity: benzene) fluorobenzone> chlorobenzenol
the ~erios of the decreasing bacteriontaticactivity: m-iodo-
bonsophonone-thiosenicarbazogo> a-iodo-pl-fluorobonzophanone-
-thlossmicarbazone> m-iodo-pl-ohlorobontophonon's-thiosemicar-
bazone. The mentioned rule is not clearly expressed. An far
Card 3A as the position of the iodine atom in the radicals is con-
Condensation of Iodobonsole Acid,Cblorides With BOT/153-2-2-11/31
4ronatic llydrocarbons a4d Their Halogen Derivatives-
corned, the metaderivatives have a greater bacteriostatic ac-
tivity than the paraderivativ*a. a-Lodabonsoylahloride.ii loss
active than p-iodobensgyl ohlorido-(Flg.2). Thers.are 2 fig--
ures-and 7 r*forenoes,.3 of whioh.are-govist.
ASSOCIATION: Toaskiy politekhnichookly institutl K~isdr& organicheskoy kh'a"
(Tomsk Polytechnical Institutel Chair6f-..- Organic Chemistry)
SUBMITTED: January 13, 1958
Card 4/4
OINUVRIMOK, I.P.; AKSEIENKO, V.M.; TEIOVI -
Y - ye.s.
.!Ksv
Capracipitation of Ljaleniwn, W tollurium with tO aid Of Colloctora.
Izv.TPI M-.115-119 161. (MIRh 16:9)
1. Predstavlono nauchnym seminarom k2fedry anaUtlabodkoy khimii
Tomskogo ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni politeklwdcheskogo
instituta imeni Kirova,
(Selenium) '(Tollurium) (Precipitation (Chemistry))
PAPEf*IOV, Lev Zakhzu-ovich; GORON, I.Ye... otv. red -1-1.'~Myl
Ye.S.p red.
- '.
(Level indicators] Indikatory urovnia. Moskva, SviazI,
1964. 41 P. (KIRA 18; 2)
NOT !2M6&&V,
C"odiagnosis of cancer of the corpus and cervix uteri and of neo-
plawas of the ovaries, Akush. gla. no.2:40-42 NarApr 1953,
(ML 24:3)
1, Docent, 2. Of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (Head
- Prof. 1. 1. Takovlev). Sverdlovsk medical Inatitate and of
Sverdlovsk Scient.ific-Research Institute for the Care of 11~otber and
Chlld~
BERSHYEYN, V.A.,, inzh.; Prinimali achastlyei KRASIL"'JifiCILIKOIA, B.L.,
inzh.;.NOVIKOVA Ye.V., inzh,; LATUN, A,V., inzh.! (;.'-J-'KOV, D.I.,
7 .3... prof., dcRtc;:' tekhn.
inzh.; KITAYCHIK, inzh. ; GLI 71'ali,
nauk; SUPRUN, L.A., kand.tekhn.nauk, nauchny/ re-J. ~ STMI,
kand.tekhn.nauk, otv.red.
[0-tress-rupture strength and creep of glass-reinforced plastics
for use as shipbuilding material.) DlitelInaia prochnost' i.
polzuchest' stekloplastikov kak sudostroitellnykh materialov.
Leningrad, Izd-vo 111.4orskoi transport," 1963, 92 P. (Leningrad.
TSentrallnyi nauchno-issledovatellskii institut morskogo flcta.
Trudy, no. 53) (M:RA r:6,
1. Sotrudniki TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatelts-kogo
kotloturbinnogo instituta. imeni Polzunova (for Crekov, Fitaychik).
NOVIKGRI, YOOVO
Tranpiration of hy&optjtes and their role in the general Um
of water through evapmation from Kenglp Fkiewwotr~, Trudy 1=16
boto AN Km&kb- SSR 1643-18-135 *63 (MM 1708)
BEZBCRCDOVv M.A., akademik; M401SIIKO,, NON&S tekhn.nauk;
ZMMNA, L.A., kand.tekhn-nauk; NOVIK*O-
, ye4zop
Light refraction and crystalliziM CaPacitY of *--.sea distributed
, p
in saw sections of the system ffa2O - CaO - BaO - Z%- SiO2-
Sbor, nauch. trad. Bel. politakhe iiwte no.82:29--33
(MM 15:5)
(Glaos resewch) (Sypteme (Chemistry))
ZHbNINA, L.A., kand.takhn.nouk; KRIPSKIY, A.M., insh.; NOVIKOVA, Ye.Z.
Preparation of arystallins glass materiAl from easily malting
White Ihissian clays. Sbar. nauch. trud..B-ol. politakh. inot.
no.8209-85 160. . (MM 15:5)
(Glass r-r-facture) (White RusSia-CIAY)
4b
. --,NOVIXDVA lu.N.,
Production of the Tong Technician Station film stullo, lun.tekhjr
no. IL: 70-74 8156, (JCr8A 10: 3)
Notion pictures In education)
NMUOVAP. Yu.N.1, insh. (Nuruansk)
Contact-spark method for obtaining samples. Energetik 13
no.11:29-30 11 165. (MIRA 18:11)
- NOVIKOVA, Yu.N.
Analysis of ATSK-12 alloy by means of the IFM-l spectro-
photometer. Zav. lab. 31 no. 12:2466 165 ONIIRA 19:1)
J.
Mr., Leningrad Physico-Te6h. Inst.., Acad. Sci., -1941-cl,,9-. Ybr., Lcninrrad
'Polytech. Inst., i-_. Lf. 1. Kalinin, -cl9L,9-. "Studies of Polymers: X. Dielec-
tric Losses in Polar Polymerss" Thur. Teich. Fiz., 14., 1.,,os. 1-2., lqj;)j;
"Dependence of the Dielectric Constant of Co-Polyners on Temperat-vre," ibid.,
19, No. 1, 1949; I'Detenz=inp the Dipole Monent for Co-Polyners," ibid.
Jan LIO
hera -.Dialectric-Constants
stry
iTenendence of the Dielectric onstant of on le=-per-ature"I P.. -P. hobeko,
and
0~4- P. vikhaylova, Z. 1. NovikCA'a, Lemingrad*Ph~j~rsic6ch&,L Inst, Acad Sci US
Leningrad Pol~tech Inat ~mdni 1~ pp
"Zhur Tekh Fiztl Vol KIK, No 1
...Co-wpolyners were obtained in form o' films and pressed otrips, dielectric Los's
ang capacity I;mre zteasured. both on a Vin bridge and a Q--mater in ran~-o from 10-' to
10 cycle/sec, and t erature coefficient of capacity was measured by pulsation method
n? a-ycle/sec. Thu.5, influence was clarified
at a frequency of 6.1 of molar and nonpolar
sections oil macromolecule on variation af polymer's dielectric permeability at
various temperatures.
P~ 24/49T7
NOVIKOVA; Z. I.; RABKIII: L. I.,
"Design of Coils with Shell-type and Toroidal Cores," flew Works in the Field of
Wire Communication; Collection of Information) Moscow, Svyazlizdat [19571 85 P.
Abst.: This article explains the calculation of optimal dimensions of coils
with toroidal cores designed for operation in the audio-frequency range,,
and offers a method for calculating minimum volume (for a given Q-factor
and inductance) of a coil with shell-type and toroidal cores. As the
basis for their calculations the authors assumed a constant ratio of the
inner and outer coil diameters. The article discusses the following
specific phases of the problem: the principle of calculating induction
coil Q-factor; calculation bh the H. A. Stone method of optimal ratio of
dimensions of shell-type cores for audio-frequencies; calculation of the
optimal ratio of dimensions of toroidal cores for audio frequencies;
method of calculating the q-factor of a coilr taking into account winding
hysteresis eddy-current and initial losses. Examples of these calcula-
tions are given.
AUTMR- RABKni,L.I., UOVIKCVA,Z.1. 109-"A7
AF~
TITLE: Calculation of ng Coils %Tith Ferrite Core Operating in the
Range of Sonic Frequencies4Paachet koll tsevykh katuahek a
ferritovym serdechnikom, rabotayushchikh v oblasti zvukcvvykh
chastot, Russian)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnilca i Elektronika, 19-57# Vol 2. Ur 06. 762-768
(U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: Calculation of the optimum measurements of a ring core of oval
cross section is carried out by taking the constant mt1o between
the outer and inner diameter of the coil into acaount, The opti-
rwaa inverse amplification factor %arranting a miniiam voltme 04.1
the coil in the case of a given quality is palaulated. First oal-
culation of the quality of the coil with core is carri-id out, and
it is shovin thAt the derived fonula cannot be solved in a general
fom. Therefore further simplification is necessary and oftlcula-
tion must be carried out for two special mace:
1.) For the case in which Obm's resistance and the resistance
of initial and frequency losses predominate,
2.) For the case in which Ohm's resistance and the resistance of
the hysteresis losses predominate. (7ith I Table, 3 Illu-
stmtions and 3 Slavic References).
Card 1/2
109-6-911T
Calculation of Ring CoiJ3 with Ferrite Core Operating ia the
Range of Sonic Frequencies.
ASSOCIATION: Not given
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240)
AUTHORS: Rabkint L. I.t Novikovap Z. I. SOV/48-23-3-20/34
TITLE:
Electric Propirties of Magnetodie -e-cTr-1cs and Ferrites
(ilektricheakiye evoystva magnetodielektrikov I ferritov)
PERIODICA L: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskayap 19599
Vol 23, fir 3. PP 388-396 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:, The present paper deals with the investigation of the dielectric
properties of a number of nickel-zine-ferrites with different
initial permeability. Table I gives the names of the investi-
gated ferrites, their compositions and the conditions of
sintering. In all investigated ferrites the existence of a
range of relaxation, the phase angle tangent line and the
dielectric constant were determined. Figure 1 gives the depen-
dehde of the tgf' in the frequency range of 2 .102 to 2.io7 cy-
cles on the frequency of the investigated ferrite samples
NTs-I, II, II and IT (Table 1) at room temperature. Only in
the case of the sample with an initial permeability of
1p5O0 gauss oe-1 a maximum is observed at room temperature in
the frequency dependence of the dielectric phase angle tangent
line, which shifts Into the range of higher frequencies and
Card 1/4 increases as soon as temperature rises (Fig 2). The imum
Electric Properties of Ragnetodielectries and SOV/48-23-3-20/34
Ferrites
of the phase angle taAgent line was also observed in other
ferrite samples at higher temperatures (Pigs 3, 4 and 5). The
dielectric constant of the investigated polyorystalline
ferrites increases considerably-with temperature in the range
where tg1" has a maximum (Fig 6). In the case of.high
freauencies the dielectric constant depends but little on
temperature (Pigs 7 and 8). At low teaperaturee,%howevert it
changes with the frequency in'the investigated temperature-
and frequency range..In figure 9 frequency dependences
of the phase angle tangent line and of the dieleciric-constant
of nickel-zinc- and manganese ferrites are compared with.
practically..equal values of magnetic permeability (gz:,2,000).
Table 2 gives the parameters of dielectric- and magnetic
characteristics of a slowly and rapidly cooled ferrite sample
NTs-,III on a frequency of 60 kilocycless. Modern nagnetically
soft magnetodieleatrics may be divided into two groupa:
ferr6plaatio*substances - mechanically strong magne"odielec-
trios with weak coercive force, and ferroelastic substances -
elastic magnetodie *lectrics, also with weak coercive force
Card 2/4 (Ref 1). The authors investigated magnetodielectrics of
Electric Properties of Magnetodielectrics and SOY/48-23-3-20/34
Ferrites
natural rubber and Alsifer powders and nickel-zine-ferrites
with -magnetic permeability of 250 gauss oe-I and 1,000 gauss o$l
The results of measurement are shown in figures 10 and 11. it
may be seen that the dielectric constant increases with in-
creasing amount of ferromagnetic and decreases with constant
concentration of the latter in the case of increasing fre.-
quency (Fig 10). The phase angle tangent line increases alao
with increasing amount of ferroutagnetic. The frequency depeii-
dence of the ferroelastic substances on ferrite basis on tg r
i's due to the tg 3' of ferritea themselves which are dependent on
frequency. The frequency dependence of tte ferroelastic sub-
stances with 90 % ferrite NTs-III an tgd has, in the ca.se
of higher temperature, a tg 4' maximum (Fig 12) on the same
frequency as NTs-III in figure 6. The electric field in the
core'does not only depend on its electric parameters but also
on the form of the core and the kind of the coiling. Figure 13
gives the scheme of a toroid coil according to calculations
made by Kornetskiy and Veis (Ref 2). The effect of the thick-
ness of the insulating layer betieen core and coiling upon
the quality of the coil is shown in figure 14 and the
Card 3/4
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AUTHOR: Novikova, Z. I. SOV/48-23-3-21/34
TITLE: Investigation of Dielectric Properties of Ferrites (Isaledova-
niye dielektricheskikh avoystv ferritov)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskayag 19597
Vol 23, Nr 3# pp 396-402 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Dielectric properties of nickel-zinc-ferrites and solid
solutions of the nickel-zine-forrites of stoichiometric and
non-stoichiometric composition were investigated as functions
of the annealing temperature and with respect to the rate of
cooling and the surrounding medium. The frequency dependences
of the dielectric constant and the dielectric phase angles
were investigated in the frequency range of 200 cycles -:- 10 megm-
cycles at room temperature. Figures 1 and 2 show the frequency
dependence of the tangent line o'sithe phase angle for zinc-
and nickel-ferrites which were annealed at 1,200# 1,250 and
1,3000t. and slowly cooled until room temrArature was attained.
Both ferrites differ considerably by the position of the ions
in the crystal lattice and their magnetic properties. Figures
3 and 4 show the frequency dependences for equal ferrites at
Card 1/4 different temperatures of annealing. Both ferritdo have the
Investigation of Dielectric Properties of Ferrites SOY/46-23-3-21/34
by the amount of specific resistance (Fig 12). The frequency
dependence of the phase angle tangent line according to
measurements made by Koops (Ref 1) is shown in figure 13-
Summrizingly, it may be said that the relaxation frequency
of the dielectric phase angle tangent line in ferrites does
not depend on the speoifio resistance, measured in direat
current* Maxima of the phase angle tangent line occur in three
certain ranges of frequency: 20-40 kilocycleal 100-200 kilo-
cycleap and 1-2 megacycles. The relaxation movement of any
particles rather than the heterogeneity of the material is the
reason for these losses. The relaxation maximum of the phase
,,angle tangent line in the frequency range of 100-200 kilocy-
cies isin connection with the existence of Fe2+_ioua in the
sample. The latter cause the conductivity of the ferrites,
st;ictly speaking, of the electrons passing from Fe2+ to
e.
')+ (Verwey mechanism). A redistribution of the ions in the
p
crystal lattice is due to the variation of the duration of
cooling,j whichleade to the formation of ner relaxator types
or Increases the number of the existing ones. There are 13
Card 3/4 figures.2 tables, and T referencess 3 of which are Soviet.
71
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AUTHORS.* -Rabkin, L. I., and Movik
TITLE. Comparison of electrical and magnetic properties of nickel-
zineferrites
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheakaya,
v. 25, no. 11', 1961p 1413-1416
TEXT: In earlier publications (e.g., Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz.. 2 110, 3,
. U,
388 (1959)) the authors had shown that the properties of ferrites are
2+
strongly affected by Fe ions. Now they have studied the effect of the
Fe 2+ concentration in Ni-Zn ferrites upon resistivitypi?, dielectric constant,
magnetic permeability, p, activation energy of conduction E and upon
the conduction loss angle, tan 6,, dielectric lose angle, tan and
magnetic loss angle tan 6 . Results are summarized as followss-.-At low
frequencies, electrical conductivity and dielectric constant increase
monotonically with rising Fe2* concentration. IA as a function of the FeO
Card I
NOVIROVA, Zinaida Leoutlyevna, doyarka; KOIaMTSEVA, O.L. red.; AVDEYEVA,
New methods In dairying] Novye matody v molachnom khoziaistve. Y4-
akva,, lad-vo ~Sovetskaia Hosallap",1961* 28 PO (KM 14: U)
1. OpytngWa seVskokho2Vaystvemnsya stantsiya Vladimirokoy oblasti
(for Noviko").
KOZLOVSKIY, G.l. [Kozlovs lkyi, H.T. ]; NOVIKOVA Z.H. [Novykova, Z.H.
GOLUBCHIK, S.A. [Holubchyk, [Slyva, V.D.]
Processing of nonmalt products with hlgh protein content
In the brewing Wustry. Kharprox., no.lt4l-44 J&-Mr 162.
(MM l5a)
.1. UkrNDIKKP (for Kon'lovskLy. Novikova). 2e Kharlkovskiy
pLvovarenyy zavod No.1 (for Golubehik, Sliva).
(Brewing)
IOZLOTSM, G.I.[MwlqwlWt H.1.1; ALOVINOVA. Z.I(.[Novykova, ZAI;
ASMOVA, LWAAkolonang ZAI
Iffect of f*vmofftv obtained from sold fWigi on same vegetaWe
proteins and carbohydrates, Khar. prom. uo.1253-56 Ja-Xr 163.
(MIRA 16:/,)
(Farmntation)
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DURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, V- 159, no. 3, 1964, 619-621
TOPIC TAGS: ester, acetic acid, organic phoophorus compound
ABST R ACT: It was established that by reacting triethyl or tributy'A-stanny-
lace,vic acid asters wl-th PC13 and varying the ratio of reagents, compounds
Of theLfojl~ow" tqpes could be synthasizeds
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reactior. with tzlA~ id astera. All derlva4'ives of trivalent
---ore synthesized underwent oxidatim in a13 W-ith sl')ontanoous heating.
aoluW Lona of
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Orig. art. has: I table.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova (Mo8cow
State Universtiy)
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Role of the nervaim system In the parmsabilitr of salivary
glands. Dap.t& p*v.L'vIv.uu* no.3 Pt,2:20-21 '52- (KJA 9:11)
(SAMART GLAMS)
MOVIKOWA-DANSIGAR. T.1.
Affoo-U-0-f 'blood transfusion an cholesterol motabollano Frobl.gamat. I
perel.krovi 2 ao-3:41-46 My-Je 157. (NLU 10:8)
1. Is Llwovskago asuchao-tasledowatel'skago instituts perelivealys
krovi Wr. !-- doteent D.G.Fatrow)
~C"STAROL, 14 blood#
off. of blood transfusioa (Rua))
(BI"M THAMSFUSION, effects
on cholesterol %stab. (kus))
YAYES, S.B.; NOVIKOVA-6-DARTSIGER. T.1.; AKMOVA, Rj.; KRIVORUGHKO, R.A.
State of hemopoiesis and gases of tho blood in transfusions
of blood preserved with cation exchangers fOlloving hORIOZrhagea-
Sbor. trud. Ltvov. nauch.-issI. inst. perel. krovi i neotloxh.
kbir.no.4tl68-176 160 (MIRA 16:12)
TSIGER T. 1.
Zffect-of hemotranafusion on the cholesterol content in ths
~blood.serum follewing-adute hemorrhages. Sbor. tr"ud. Lf-rov.
mauob.~-issl. inst. perel. krovi i neotlozh, khtre no.4t
177-188 160 (MIM 16tlZ,)
JKWVAq R.,N,; nMMIGHKOt N4A*; TAUq $*Be; VQ~APLA~~MMIGZRs T*Le
Iffeet, of transfusion with cationized blood an 'be hmod7nudeep
blood protelust and phagocyte activity of the laukocytoes In blood
loss. Probl-gmat-i Peral-krovi 5 no.6t5O-55 Ja #60.
(MA 13t22)
(HE40MMZ) (UMD TRARMSICIN) (BI=D PROTSIRS)
(PHAGOOTMIS)
NOVIKOVA-DANTSIGER T. -
'i-i.
Gl,ycolytic processes in wasbad out eqtbrocytes and the offect Of
eadim-laaWw-an tMaw- Gm&ti. i -r*r*l,, krW.,. 1165-68 '65- (MIRA 18-.10)
1. TIvovskiT instItut parelivaniya krovi.
A~ E.A.; KARPAVICIUTZ, M., red.
TOME, M.F.j_~OVIKO'~A
[General zootechny~ Bendroji watechnija, Vilnius,, Leidykla
94intisp" 1965. 486 P. [In Lithuanian]
(MIRA 18:6)
NWIKOVSFAYA, N.A.; ROTEMERG, I.L., KLEPTSOVA, A.P.
Chemical reagents. Standartizats-iia 27 m .12-42-44 D 163.
(~ErUk 17-4)
LASTOVSKIY, R.P.; MIKHAYWV, G.I., bMKOVSKAYA, N.A.; PETROV,
D.A.; DAKSKER, V.L.; MOMYA, 76.773~V 1, G.E.,
red.; PIROZHKOVA,, A.I., tekha, red.
[Urea for intravenous injection] Mocheyina dUa vnutri-
vennogo vvedeniia. Moskva, Wes. naucbno-issl. in-t khim.
reaktivov I osobo chistykh khimicheskikh veshchestv, 1962.
10 P. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Sovet Ministrov. Gosudda--
komitet,po khimii.
(UREA-THERAPBUTIC USE)
AUTHORL'. Movikovskiy.. B. S. 89-2-lo/35
TIT124' High-Voltage Sources for Sinele-Shot Strongly Focusing Accaleratorr,
(Ob istochnikakh vysokogo napryaAeniya d1ya sillnotoohny1di wqkarite-
1-11y odnokratnogo deystvija),,
ERIODICAL: Atomnaya Enerviya, Nr 2, pp. 175-178 (MR).
1958,
A-MMi-AW: For the purpose of obtaining protons mth 2 - Y MeV with a current
intensity of some ten mA electrostatic generators cannot be used any
more. k'or this reason., interest is directed'again to the cascade
neriet.or. The principal disadvantahe of the simple caseade generator
is constituted by the fact, that the output voltage is strongly pu.'-saw
ting and possesses- a great internal resistance. If, however, the re=
gular- cascade scheme is connected double (symmetrical) or threefoldj
that isto say in parallel, it can be shown experimentally as well as
by computation, that this system becomes useful for the purposemen=
tiored in the beginning. It is recommendable to employ the symietric
scheme in plants, where the main stress is laid upon voltage stabili-
tY* In plants, which are destined to deliver extremely high val7jes of
voltage and current, it is better to employ the three-phase sy3tea.
There are 7 figures, 1 table.
Card 1/2
mcli.voltage Source for Strongly Formaing, ;xrejeratoro. 8q_2,I,7./.'5
SIBEIVED: June 27, 1957.
_4:VAII,h.BIZ :Library of Congress.
Card 212 1. Proton accelerators-Design 2. Accelerators
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BEREZHNOY, B.0 inzh.; NOVIKOVSKIY -- inzh.
- I-, .
Water in 9L spiral. rzobr. irats. no.12:5-6 163.
(MIRA 17:2)
~ KOTIKOVSM ztzh.; MOSOT. Tu.G., insh.
Colmatation of canals In the Mara, Mun, Gidr, I vol. 12 no. 72:39-
47 D 1604-k (NM 14: V
(rAra r= Canal-Beepage)
NCNIOWS]EII V I insh.j SO-KOLISUUp V.V.,, Insh.
use of synthetic materials to prevent waterlboses dqa to sespop
ftcm canals and reservoiks. Gidr. L mel, 13 no./#$22-29 Ap go,
(PaftA i 104)
bio-inaledovatel'okLy Institut edrAekhniki I
MIS 4briaition canals and f1mes)
(age
(Reservoirs)
15-57-2-1743
Translation from: ReferativnTy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 2,
p 87 (YSSR
AUTHORS: Novin, R. B., Sergeyeva, R. T.
TITLE: Stu4Y of the Conditions of Leaching Turquoise
(Izucheniye usloviy vyshcholachivaniya biryuzy)
PERIODICAL: 5b. nauch. tr. Gos. n.-i. in-ta tsvet. met., 1955,
Nr 109 PP 177-182
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
Card 1/1
-~q ;,9A-;,-S-R",NM, Yo-B.
Theox7 of cement copper flotation. Sbor. nauch. trud. Qn-
tavetweta no.19:103-3.18 162. (MM 16:7)
(Copper-Slectrometal-lurgy)
(Flotation)
NOVINv R.B,; SHCWMKOVp V.A.
--------- "I
Combina.tion, method for the ore dressing of oxidized copper ores.
Sbor. naueb. trad. Gintavetmeta no.19sl3O-347 162.
(Ore d[ressing) (Copper ores) (MM 16:7)
NOVIN,, R.B.; SWHMBAKOV, V.A.
-Ways of increasing the recovery of copper at the AImaUk Ore
Dressing Plant. TSwet. mt. 35 no.5sll-17 Yq 162. (MIRA 16: 5)
(Abalyk-Ore dressing) (copper-i6tanursy)
NOVINTFINKO, A. I.
I dactors of Mosaic Di3eases
NOVINENKO, A. 1. "Insects as
Diseases of Suiar Beets, a Collection
60 thelVariety-Seed Administration or
-PP. 99-111. 464-04 SA2
SO: STRA SI - 90-53, 15 December 1953
of Sugar Beets," in Ynsalc
of Articles# Publlshlng ffdm5e
Sugar Industries, Liev, 1930p
VOLKOV# VA; - "l,
AM17018 of transient processes In a tuned omplifier with
high-speed automatic gain control. Radioteklmika 19 no.6.o
24-31 Je 164. (MIRA 17s10)
1. Daystviteltz"s chlany Nal4chno-takhnicheekogo obehohestva
radiotakhniki L siektronvyasi imeni Popovs.,
; VOLKOVO V.M.j NOVINIKOVO A.G.
~... .... ~'.. :1-
Almaris of transient processes in a bandpass IF axpllfier with
instantaneous, gain control according to the radio pul-ae envelope
at large signal levels. 1zv.vys.ucheb.zav.; radiotekh. 7 no.5:624-
628 3.0 164. (MIRA 1814)
!IFGVINY.G-VA, T. F,
"Die Results of Disinfecting the jUr in an Infectiuu.9 Hospital by
Means of Ultraviolet Rays." Cand Med Sci, Gorildy Illedical inst, Gor,kiy
1954- (P7,hBioly No 3, Feb 55)
SO: Sum. No. 631, 26 Aug 55 - Survey of Scientific and Technical
Dissertation Defended at LISSR Higher Educational Institutions.
(14)
AID P - 5069
Subject : USSR/Engineering-Welding
Card 1/1 Pub. 107-a - 9/11
Author ; Novinshteyn, B. D.
.=.r -TiR,
"'
2
Title :
ir welding of 3,000-ton hydraulic press
rej
Periodical : Svar. proizv., 6, 30-31, Je 1956
Abstract : Three large cracks in 57-ton upper arose member of the
"Fellzer" steam-hydraulic press were welded. Also-one
broken column *as welded and worn-out threads on both
columns of the press were bonded and re-threaded. The
author describes the technique of the work done In June
1955. The repaired.preas has been In operation since
that time. Five drawings are illustrating the procedure.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date
Dissertation: "Treatment of Hypertension by an Ultrahi a -Frequency Zlectrl c Field. ft
~h
Cand. Med Sci, Central Inst fdr the Advanced Training of Physician3, 1 Jun 54.
Vechernyaya Moskva, Moscow, 21 Mlay 54.
SO: SUM 284,26 Nov 1954
'551C14I
7f the cerebral cortex in the treatment of
1Wpartension (with sumwry in French] a Zhur.nevre I pelkh. 57
no.9:1152-1156 057, (MIRA 10-11)
(DLATMW.
ultrabigh frequency irradiation of cerebral cortex
In ther. of 4ypertension 0tus))
(UMTBXSICN. therapy.
ultrabigh frequency irradiation of cerebral cortex Otus))
(CARNBR L CWTBX. effect of irradiations
ultrahigh frequency waves, in ther. of hypertension (Rua))
~'-1`/61/004/003/018/020
UTH011s Novinakaya,
G.A.
--Me -dyftamids of W-stimple ex-It-.remnI regulator with
oscillatory search
PERIODICAL t ~Izvesttya vyaahikh uchebny1ch zavedeniy, Radiofizika,
Vol -572
.41 N0-3,~Pp-566
ZXT:, -A simplified modelof extremal regulatoris-examined.
ear-cit'is carried:: out- over a bolic object characteristic with.
para,
one. .ar -two--maxima '(solid line,in Figi.12). Three stable limit
found,- C], C2, C3 in Fig.12, in dependence on the-
am, parameters. The work was carried'out as a graduation
YU.I.Neymark in 1959. There are,12 figures and
3.- Soviot-bloc references.
___:--..'~-.ASS0'C1AT10N:. Nauchno-Inaledovatellskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy
Institut pri Gor skom universitate (Scientific
,and-:Res4arch Physicotechnical Institute at'Gorlkiy
University)
December 61 ig6o
A16VIMSICAYA.,G.M.
NOYMMU, G.M.; MIKOVSKIT, G.T.
Iddselon- of IrIcabacterfun tuberculosis by Intestinal and gastric
wall@ in-cMerimikital tuberculosis Inloo, Probloitib. W.2.,57-61
" 154. - (an ?-.5)
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(201kMaIs. experimental,
SemlesIcn-of X. tubere. by Intestinal & gastric walls In dogs)
("MMOIRWRI.M'SYSIU% In various diseases.
Oozper. tubera.. on Ission of N. taberc. by Intestinal & gastric
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1. h kafedry pektologicheakey f Islologli (care - prof* GeV* Feshkovskly)
Kolotovskago neditsinskago Institute*
(rNMwtM)
(TMCUWSIB)
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NOVINSKATA. G.K. (Kolotov)
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1. In kafedry patolegichaskoy fitiologii (say. - prof. G.T.Feshkov-
skiy) Kolotovskago meditsiankago inatitats.
(TUMCUU)SIS. experimental.
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U.K. Gavrilova; nauchryy rukovoditelt - prof. S.V. Shestakov),
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