SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOROZOV, S. I. - MOROZOV, V. A.

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MOROZOV, S.I.
Green of marrow-gatwc loggiag railron.1-q. Trudy LTA ur,.P6'.I'-2!7 5pj
(MIRA 13:3)
1. Kafed-ra snkhoputnogo transporta lesa LeniWadskoy ordena Lenina
lesotekhnichaskoy akademii imeni S.K..Kirova..
(Railroads, Narrow-gauge-Track)

XO'~OZOV_,__,qtanjs-lAv Ivaaamich; JAVD, Leonid Terofeyevich; STRA~ill;Shly,
'SHKO, V.F,, red. izd-va; SH15KOVA, -..Ye.,
V.A., red.; XTAYL -
tekhn. red.
[New types of pavemetts for forest roads]Novye t1py I)okr-jtji
avt.orr.obillnykh dorog v lesu, Moskva, Gozlesbuipizdat, -1962. 76 P,
(MI:-,A 16: 1)
(Forest roads) (Favements)

)40RDZOV, Stanislav Ivanovich; PAVLOV, Fridrikh Alekseyevich; KONONOV,
N.A., red.; MYAKUSHRO, V.P., red. lzd-yr:&; GIRECHISHCHFVA, V,1.,
takhn. red.
(Modern methods of building winter logging roads]Sovremennye
metody stroitel'stva zimnikh lesovoznykh dorog. Moskva,
Goslesbumizdat, 1962. 88 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Forest roade)

MMOWV, S.I., kand.tekhn.nauk
Determining the strains in track raising. Vest.TSNII MPS
21 no.8t43-45 162. (HIRA 1(:l)
1. Severnyy nauchno-isaledovatel'skiy institut lesnoy promysh-
lennosti, Arkhangellsk.
(Strains and stresses) (Railroads-Track)

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BELTATEV, N.M.; ALUMANDRIN, I.P.; B3LYAVSKIY, L.A.; KACHURIN, V.K.; KIP-
NIS, Ta.I.; KOZEMIKOV, I.A.; MONAKHOV, V.I.; KOROZOV, S.M.; KORO-
ZOV, Tu.N.; STXPKIN, S.A.; FIGURROV, N.M.; X&CHURIN, Y.K., redaktor;
SNITKO, I.K., redaktor; GAVRILCV, S.S., telchnicheakiy redaktor.
[Laboratory testing of the streacth of materials] Laboratornye rab6ty
po soprotivlenliu materialov. Izd. 5-6, perer. Moskva. Goa. izd-vo
tekhniko-teoret. lit-rY, 1954. 286 p. (MLHA 7:12)
(Haterials-Testing) (Metala--Testing) (Strength of materials)

MOROZZOV, S.M., dotsent. kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk.
Plastic deformation and destruction of carbon steels in Etretctiag.
Sbor. LIIZHT no.146:244-261 '54, (KLRA 8:1)
(Steel--Testing) (Deformations (Mechanics))

'- dotsent, kandidat tekhaicheakikh aauk; RI
~0~%Qv AR, L.Y., doteent,
kandidat tekhaichaskikh nauk; PLEKWOVA, A.A., inzhener.
Defects of welds of rolling stock parts in railroad transportation.
Sbor. LIMT no.146:262-269 '54. (MIRA 8:1)
(Railroade-Rolling stock) (Welding)

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MOROZOV,S.M.. kandidat tekhaicheakikh nauk, dotsent
Deformation and brenkdown of carbon steels subjected to ImpAct
and cyclic loads. Sbor. LIIZHT no.148:69-103 '55.
(Steel--Testing) (MLRA 9:1n)

MOROZOVf S. N.
, S. N. "The treatment of calf moniezia.-3i
Popov, N. P. and Morozov 3 .1th copper Bulfate",
Sbornik rabot po gellmintologii (Vsesoyuz. in-t gellmintologii in. akad. Skryabirz),
Moscowy 1948, p. 174-76.
SO: U-3042, 11 March 53, (Letopislnykh Statey, No. 10, 1949).

.4DRDZOV, S.N., student IV Icursa; CHERUSHIN, A.I.. student IV kursa
Deg je
,m of experimental transistorized networks for automatic
telephone exchanges. Sbor.stud.nauch.rab.LMS no.1:18-23
159. (MIRI- 13:4)
1. Leningradskly elektrotekhnicheskiy inatitut svyazi im. prof.
M.A.Bonch-Bruyevicha.
(Telephone, Automatic)

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KOROZOV. 5.S.
The relation of the physical and mechanical prop4~rtiea of aoills to the
compoeition of exchaiWabla cations. Uchanye Zapiski Hookov. Gosudarst.
Univ. im. K-V- Lomonosova go-105, Pt. 2, 122-43 '46.
(CA 47 no.21:11621 153)

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MOROZOV. S.S.
Chamico-mineralogical composition and physical and physicocnemical properties
of the individual grmmlometric fractions of loesses of the region near the
Dnieper and genetics of its rocks. Uchenye Zapiski, Moskov. Gosudarst. Univ.
im. M.V.Lomonosova No-1)3, 12-38 149. (MaA 3 :4)
(CA 47 no.22:12155 '53)

MOROZOV. S.S.
Dispersability of carbonates and their distribution according to individual
granulonetric fractions in the most important soils of the U.S.S.R. Uchanye
Zapiski Hoskov. Gosudarst. Univ. im. M.V.Lomoaosova NO.133, 65-88 -49.
(CA 47 no.22:12718 '53) (KMA 3:4)

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Loess
News in the loess rToblem. Uch. zap. Mosk. un., No. 149, 1951.
Monthl Unclassified.
y List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1952.

mg-Rozov, 1, 1,
Soils - i'malysis
Method o I oF7,r ()f inechanicrll ilnUl vs is o" c it r!,nn,,tf.p ~7, 11 -! . , 17(,!,. z-!n. I,. un. , n-) . !,,. ), I.
Monthly List of Jussian Acces-,ions, f ',nm-n-~--s, Yarc~j In5:-,. UncInssifie-1.

MOROZOV, 3, S,
Clay
BIndI.nf.7 of clay particlen. In some soils of the in 'v)
quartz sand .nd comrared with Portland cement, Tlc~,. zap. Nosk. un., :Io. 149, 19rl.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Gong-ress, March 1052. Uncl,issif ierl.

MORO ZIOV ~ 13, -S.
Soils - Bthlio"anhy
Review of the major literature on soils o' ',hp K--.Iinin Provincn in-! territoriec~ ii'lacent
thereto. , Uch. zap. I!osk. un. , no. L1.9, 1951
Month!--- Li-st nf '~Ussian ..~,ccessions, Librar-y of -,on,7-~7f-, ~ arch 1")5'. -ncl Srif, rl.
1! ~.. a I e

KOROZOV, S.S.
The dependence of the stability of soil-cement mixtures on changau In the
composition of cations in the exchange complex of soils. Vestnik Moskov.
Univ. 7. No.5, Ser. Fiz.-Hat. I Eatestvan. Mauk Ho.3, 113-26 '52. (-qLRA 5:8)
(CA 47 no.21:11621 '53)

MORGZIGV~
Soils - Analysis
Dependence of the durability of noil-cement mixtures on variations in the "absorption
complex" of soils. Vest.~~osk.un. 7 no. 5, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November 1952. Unclassified.

KOROZOV, S.S.; SERGMV, Te.M.; FAIMYY.V, P.I.
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Kara Kum sands. Uch.zap.Mosk.un. no.177:3-8 '56.
(~U,RA 10: 5)
(Kara Kum--Sand)

MOROZOV -
Composition and properties of Scythian clars. Uch.zap.Mosk.un.
no.177:29-52 '56. (YJMA 10:5
(clay)

MOROZOV, S.S.
Methods for determining gy-paum content in saline, claye7, and
sandy soils containing carbonates. Uch.zap.Mosk.un. no.177:99-109
156. (KLRA 10-5)
(Gypsum) (Minerals in soil)

MOROZOV, S.S.; POLTEV, N.F.; SAMOYLOV, V.G.
Achieving water impermeability in soils of water basins by
disturbing their structure with subsequent compression. Uch.
zap.Mosk.un. no.177:139-170 '56. (HLRA 10:5)
(Permeability) (Soil mechanics)

MOROZOVP S.S.; SELIVANOV, V.A.
Composition and properties of the products of weathering of effusive
rocks in the tundra of northeastern U.S.S.R. Vbst-Mosk-un-Ser. 4:
Geolo 16 no.3:10-17 *-Je 161. (MIRAL 14:6)
1. Kafedra gruntovedeniya i inzhenernoy geologii Moakovakogo
gosudarstvennogo universsiteta.
(Siberia, Eastern-Rocks, I~gneous) (Weathering)

B.ICD, 1.0., prof., 6oktor na-zilq VA:lSJV!OFlYEV,,, V.A.,
prof., coktor geol.-_.iner. muk; YELIKC~'SIKAYA, 1e."., --rof.,
6ol-tor geol.-miner. nauk; X.-LEYEV, -D.I., ~rcjf.,
eol.-r.iner. nauk; DOi~!-'.V, S.A., (-okt eol liner. nauk
deceased]; KOF, v*.I., karld.tekhn.'nauloc"' fdecl-ased]; n,Z:'IC!lVA,
f
Ye.I., Ll:'dsliiy naucl:n,.'y sotr.; K~Z]MjGV, Ye.A., 1ji-of., (ioktor
nauk; 1.11111, G.F., prof., (~oktor geol.-ii.iner. naulk;
LIEMITEA I dotsent c'oktor Tol.-minei-. nauk; ':AZK,,El,
V.V.l 2 -KO, I. I. ,
kand. sellkhoz.nauk; PGLEDINSKAYA, Ye.A., aosistent; POFOV, S.F.,
prof., ;oktor g eol. -miner. nauk; fl-'IRNOV, V.I.; SM111TOV,
prof., doktor geol.-ndner. nauk; 31,10LIYAlFROV, N.A., prof.,
dok-tor ~;(,ol,r,iner. nauk [deceased]; M",lKSOVA, V.V., dotsent,
kand.geol,miner. nauk; ST[AMANGVS111TY, I.I., prof., 6oktor geol,
r iner. nauk, Prinimali uchastiye: LikitSAlU , G. P. , : ~,of .,
doktor geol.-miner. nauk; BCKIY, G.B.; GORSI:KCV, G.P., j,rof.,
doktor geol.-niner. naulc; Kid-DRYAMEN, V.A., prof., cioktor
geogr. nauk; ll.AhKOV, clot-sent, kand.geol.-rdner. nauk;
.!~OLiozov S-,S-, irof., ~.oktor geol.-miner. nauk; UALOV, Yu.A.,
akademik; SMGEYEV, Ye.'L.'. , prof., doktor geol.-r iner. nauk;
TVALCFE'LELIDZE, A.A.; GlEG1,GIYT;VA, G.I., tekhr... red.
(Continued on next card)

BROD, 1.0.- (continucd) Card 2.
Hi stor- ia
y of geolog;; at 'Voscow UniverFity] 7Sto:,-'
cheskikh riauk v Mo-kovskom umvezsite-le. Fod ced. D.I.Gor--'e-
eva. 1,:o-;.kvf,,, lzd-vo "o-,;k. univ., 1962. 711 p. (NIIPI -15:7)
1. I-loscow. Universitet. Geologich-a-skiy "al-u-Iltet. 2. Ci.leri-
;~orrespondent A,-.adei ii nauk SSS.,,, (for Sr---i.-iiov). 3. Cl-der.-
korrespondent Sibirskogo otdelcniya Akader-ii nauk SSSA (for
Bol'~i~ ). 4. Do:,-stvitel'Tr
y-., chlen AkLder-ii nauk Gruzinskay
(for ava-Ichreliclze).
(Moscow University) (Geology,"tudy andl teaching)

MCROZOV, S.S~
Changes in the composition and properties of lceass deprslts
depending on their occurrences in various natural zones. Vest,
Mosk.un.Ser.4:Geol. 17 no.4:13-24 Jl-Ag 162~ (PIRA 15:q)
1. Kafedra gruntovedeniya i inzhenernoy geologii Moskovskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta,
(Loesq)

W).HOZOV, S. S, ; P( LYAK -'7, 3 S ; TF:,E,;PK, ~.V,
Soils of the 1:entral Khan'
f- Man3i IN a - -" Drial L-- a. P oc-nvo-ve dera e
no.12:1~-2-1 D 'FI. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Moskovskiy goslirlarstvennyy universitet im. M.V.L()monogova.
(Khanty-Mans! National Ars-a--'33oils)

MOROZOV, A.S.
iLK-oating !a-ch on tne rivers and lakes --f *he :h=a-,
A.S.S.R.] SrlaV l13tvannItsy ~.v --ekwn i czaram -oh,
riatskoi AS~R, li'lan-Ude, :3uriatskoe obl. pravlenAe
NTO lesnoi promysin-11. i lpsricgo khoz., Ic)62. 40 p.
(V:`~A 17: 1 C)

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(The near Arctic, notes by a member of high-latitude expeditions]
Blizkaia Arktika; zapiski uchastnika vysokoshirotn7kh akapeditsit.
Moskva, Izd-vo "Pravda,' 1955. 48 P. (Bibliotaka "Ogonak,O no.9)
(Arctic regions) (KLRA 8:2)

'IOROZOV, S.T.; BUKIIA]IOV, V.F., mdal-tor; DOLGOPOIX)V, I.V.; RAZUKIl,
-~rO-V'.-'.`lr-edaktor; RAZGMATEVA, N.G., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
Fln the center of the Arctic] V tsentre arktiki. Yotografli IA.
Riunkita. Moskva. Izd-vo Pravda, 1955. 81 P. WRA 8:11)
(Arctic regions)

KOROZOV Savva Timofeyevich; BOGINA, A.Y., redalctor; SRIBRIS. N.Y..
-'~~khnicheslriy redaktor
[In the upper latitudes; adrift on ocaan ice] U poslednikh parallelai;
na dreifiduahchikh I'dakh o1ceana. Koakva. Voen. izd-vo Hinisterstva
obor. SSSR. 1956. 244 p. (HLRA 9:8)
(Artie regions)

SIDIAKIN, S.A., kand-tekhn.nauk-, MORDZOV, S-V-. inzh-
Limit shear stress in a layer of a lowland peat deposit durtag
milling. Torf.prom. 37 no.2:17-21 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Kaliniaskiy torfyanoy institut.
(Peat) (Strains and stresses)

MCROZOT. S.Te.j KADYRLI. A.M., redaktor; REXIDIALURY, K.M., tekhnicheskiy
- redaktor
[Practical manual for the drilling rig nechantel Praktichaskil
spravochnik mekhanika kontory bureniia. Baku. Goa. nauchno-takhn.
izd-vo nsftianoi i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, Aserb&idshanskoe otd-nie,
1953. 95 p. [Microfilm] OaRA 7:10)
(Boring)

14Cp'OzqY.6.&FZeZ Y vadoki-vmyl b. DIMLI. P.A., redektor: SHYNTNGSLI, A.S..
redsictor Izdatel'stva
(Practical manual for the drilling rig mechanic] Praktizheskii
spravochnik mekhBnika kontory bureniia. Baku, Azerbaidzhanskoe gos.
izd-vo aeftianot i nsuchno-tekhn.lit-ry. 1957. 198 P. (MMA 10:9)
(Oil well drilling)

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MOROWV, V.
Improve aconontic work on cur-ency circulation. Don. i krfjr4. ~!
no.602-55 Je 163. (MIRA lb:3)
1. Nachal'nik gorod3kogo upravleniya Rjazanskoy oblastnoy
kontory Gosbanka.
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MPROZOV, V-.
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AUTHOR: Matuveyeva, M. P. (Moscowj; Morozov, V. A. (14oscow)
ORG: None
TITLE: Crack propagation in polycrystaiiine C111*01niUM dUring cyclic heat treatment
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Metally, no. 4, 1966, 99-102
TOPIC TAGS: chromium, polycrystal, metal heat treatment, cyclic heat treatment,
crack propagation
ABSTRACT: The authors study trie effecu c~ cyc,:c neat ~rt-atment on the process of
crack formation in polycrystalline c 4mizr- Test speciriens 5 mm in diameter axid
10 =-, long were made from 99.965 pure'eiectrolytic chromium. in each heat treatment
cycle the specimens were heated to 1200'C with "riolding for 5 min ai~i subsequent rapid
cooling in water to room temperature. No special measures w( , n to protect the
speci.mens from oxidation. Af'l,er each 10 cycles the microstructure kof the metal was
studied and the microhardness was measured with a - ILoad of 50 g on the indenter. A
slight change in microhardness from 210 to 250 kg/mm was observed after 100 cycles
due to the hardening action of cyclic thermal stresses and diffusion of oxyger, from
the surface to the inner regions of the specimen. Cracks appear after 40-60 cycles.
preceded by dislocation pile-up in certain slip planes, The increase in dislocation
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material. The possibility for deveiopment of slipping in the secondary slip system
or development of other processes, e. g. transverse slipping, results in relaxation of
the stress in front of the developing crack and propagation of the crack in the
parallel plane creating favorable conditions for "reiay-race" crack propagation. Orig.
art. has: 3 figures.
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ACCESSION INR: AT4013922 8/2659/63/010100010022/0027
AUTHOR: Prokoshkin, D. A.; Matvayeva, M. P.; Morosov, V. A.
TITLE: An investigation of the process of plastic deformation of chromium at
high temperatures
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Inatitut metallurgii. Isaledovaniya po zharoprochny*M
splavam, v. 10, 1963, 22-27
TOPIC TAGo: chromium, chromium alloy, chromium deformation, chromium stress,
plastic deformation, creep, high temperature creep, molybdenum
ABSTRACT: The basic task of the investigation was a study of the iiif'luence of
the substructure formed in the process of creep at high temperacures or. the
subsequent resistauce of chromium and chromium alloys to plastic deforma,-.ion.
The tests were performed with pure electrolytic chromium (99.967.). C.
samples 55 mm long and 6 an in diameter were cast in pure helium
tested for creep on the IM-4K machine under constant torque at Ls, )~r tip
to 1500-1600C. It was found that one of the most important facrot-'s - i"''
temperatures is the position of the boundaries and the presence of ~cesses
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arising at tile boundaries. Photomicrographs in the article show the gradL-aL
development of defects at tile grain boundaries in tile process of buckling of the
chromium sample at 1200C and a load of 2.05 kg/mm2. Another part of the e-xperi-
ment involved tests on molybdenum, It was found Lhat molybdenum failure at the
grain boundaries started at a.significantly lower degree of deformation, which
showed that molybdenum has a higher resistance to plastic deformation and a
relatively lower plasticity in comparison to chromium. Thus, when creating
heat-resistant alloys, not only should the solid solution be strengthened, but
the possibility of strengthening the grain boundaries should be considered.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii AN SSSR (Institute of Metallurgy AN SSSR)
SUIKITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 27Feb64 ENCL: 00 8
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnai, Geologiya, 19157, Irr 2,
pp 38-39 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Morozov, V.-A.
TITLE: Influence of the Young and the Most Recent Tectonic
Movements on the Relief Development of the Southern
Periphery of Obshchiy Syrt and Adjacent Parts of the
Caspian Lowland (0 roli molodykh i novey5hikh tektoni-
cheskikh dvizheniy v razvitii rellyefa yuzhnykh
otrogov Obshchego Syrta i prilezhashchey chasti
Prikaspiyskoy nizmennosti)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Saratovsk. un-ta, 1955, Vol 46, pp 83-86
ABSTRACT: Geomorphologically, this territory is divided into
three provinces. The northern part -- the Syrt plain
has a hilly erosional-depositional, moderately differ-
entiated relief of low (100 m to 120 m) absolute ele-
vations. The relief of the middle part, including the
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Influence of the Young and the Most Recent Tectonic Movements (Cont.)
southern periphery of Ob5hchiy Syrt, is characterized by strong
horizontal and vertical dislocations. Its absolute elevations are
from 170 m to 200 in. The southern part represents a plain with low
(from 20 m to 50 m) absolute elevations. The edge of the Caspian
Lowland has a complicated structure. It consists of three steps
descending toward the center of the lowland. Their origin is ex-
plained by the young (Pliocene) and the most recent (Quaternary)
tectonic movements which were strongest along the southern slope of
Obshchiy Syrt. Paleogene strata were dislocated by the pre-Akchagyl
tectonic movements. During the Pliocene, there occurred a sinking
of the Caspian depression along the southern slopes of Obshchiy Syrt.
This process is proved by the presence of marine Apsheron deposits
and their transgressive occurrence over the Akchagyl. The lower and
middle Pliocene time is characterized by a relatively quiet tectonic
stage. Toward the end of the Khazarskoye time, subsidence was re-
newed and the transgression of the Khvalynsk Sea extended to the
edge of Obshchiy Syrt. During the Pliocene, the Caspian depression
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Translation from: Referfjti,/nyy ziiurnul, ;0olopiyu, 1957, I-Ir 2,
pp ')I-Q'2 (U33R)
AUTHOR: Morozov, V. A.
TITLE: The Stratigraphy of Quaternary Deposits In tine Nortinern
Caspian District (K voprosu o stratiFral'ii cnetver-
tichnykh otlozheniy Severnogo Prikuspiya)
PERIODICAJ,: Uch. zap. Suratovsk. un-ta, 1955, Voi 46, op lbb-157
APSTRACT: The aut~ior concludes on the basis off many years'
observations that tne so-culled c~iocolate-colored
cl,ys, the forni-,tion wriich many investigators related
to the maximum transgression of t~ie K~ivalinskoye Sea,
are associated with the early erosional depressions
and have a limited distribution. The deposition of
the clays occurred during a later stage of the Kinvaiin-
skoye Sea. The typical yellow brown argillaceous soils
and sandy loams of t~ie K6alinskiy sta~,e appear to 'nave
been formed earlier tn.&r, tne cnocolate-colored clays.
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The Stratigraphy of Quaternary Deposits (Cont.)
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form two independent terraces divided by a conspicuous tenc.q.
The yellow brown argilluceou:3 so113 and sandy looms with fauna
of the Dreissenacea zAnd Carditacea make up the high terrace,
and the chocolate-colored clays--the low, terrace. The bench
dividing the high and the low levels of the terraces does not
stand out on the left bank of the volga. Here th.e outcropping
of the chocolute-colored clays takes place gradually and at a
considerable distance from the Volga shore. The chocolate-
colored clays Lire replaced by brown &nd grayish sands at a
number of olaces in the lower terrace. No transition from
the chocolate-colored clays to yellow-brown arwillaceous soils
and sandy looms can be found anywhere On the left shore of
Volga the chocolate-colored clays disappear at the elevation of
18 to 20 m above sea level, and reappear In the estuaries
(depressions) at the same elevation, far from the outcrop of'
chocolate-colored clays in river valleys. All this leads to
the conclusion that the deposit of t~iese clays cannot be
associated with the maximum Khvalin3k transgression. Th e i r
deposition took place later, near the end of the early Khvalinsk
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time nvl in the Volga valley and on the coast of' ttie Khvallnsk
Q~112
Sea at the time the Caspian was stable at the elevation of + 20
to 25 m above absolute sea level.
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MOROZOV V A
Convergence of the method of straight lines for some boundary
value Oroblems, Vest. Mosk. un. Ser.l: Mat.,mekh. 17 no.5:25-33
S-0 16~. (MIM 15:9)
1. Kafedra vychislitellnoy matematiki Moskovskogo universiteta.
(Boundary value problems)
(Difference equations)

1. MOROZOV, V. A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Cover Crops
7. Selection of cover crops.
Lea i step' 4 no. 10, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.

YtORDZOV--,- -V-.A.
Work results of the Minsk Cartographic Factory in the production of
bimetallic type forms. Geod. i kart. no.1:58-61 Ja 161.
(MIRA 14:9)
(Map printing)

KOSTYAXOV, N.J., insh.; MCROZCRF, V-A., inzh.
New electrophysical devices for the structural testing of
buildings. Gor. khoz. Mosk. 36 no.10:44-45 0 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Moskovskiy gorodskoy treat geologo-geodezicheskikh
kartografichaskikh rabot arkhitekturno-plAni ovochnogo
upravleniya Mosgorispolkoma.
(Ultrasonic testing)
'.Buildingi--Repair and reconstruction)

HCROZ(N V.A,
Results of studying surface dressing. Zemledelle 4 n0-7:117-118
JI 156. (MLRA 9-9)
l.Kirovogradakaya kolkhoznsqa opytnnya stantslya.
(T t lljWo)

KOROZOV. V.A.. KOMM. D.G.
Soil pollution by refuse of the superphosphate industry. Gig.i san. no.6:
B-11 Ja '53. (KLRA 6.6)
1. Nauchno-issledovateliskiy sanitarayy institut iment Mrismana.
(Soil pollution) (Phosphates)

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Title
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Pub - 37 - 12/19
Morozov, V. A., Kand. of Biol. Sci.
Determination of the content In air of some unsaturated
hydrocarbons
Gig. I san., 7, 47-48, Jl 1955
Two methods described in the literature for determining
the content in air of unsaturated hydrocarbons are
discussed and the author's own improved method is
presented. Table.
Periodical
Abst,ract
Institution:
Scientific Research Institute Im. Erisman
Submitted : July 3, 1954

I-WC-C-NR. kP6021901
SOURCE CODE: UR/0358/66/035/003/0371/0372
AUTHOR: Morozov, V. A.
ORG: Krasnodar Regional Health Station (Krasnodarskaya krwlevaya sanepidstantsiya)
TITLE: fbequitoes in the Krasnodar region
SOURCE: Me-ditsinskaya parazitologiya i parazitaxnyye bolezni, v. 35, no. 3,.1966,
371-372
TOPIC TAGS: deco o~r, incect,ii --- au==o!hiw, mosquito
ABSTRACT:
Aedes inwticus was first observed in the Soviet Union in the Krasnodar
region in 1956. Since then, after a cold winter, the insect appears
in the early spring and is moot common in liehtly wooded areas.
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M.
0R3: '~bscow Textile Institute, Departz.-iont of Chemical Fibers (~bskovskiy tekstilln3r
U y
ins ti tu_1~-,iaO_e_axa-kh1micheski kh volokon)
T!-LL_: Synthesis of graft copolymer3%f polyvinyl- a-1cohol
,\and mathylacrylate Lin the
pr,~senca of tetravalent-cerium salts-
SOURCE: IVUZ. Khimiya i khimichoskaya tekhnolo6ya, V. 8. no. 5, 1965, 825-828
TOPIC TAGS: graft copolymer, polyvinyl alcohol, cerium compdund, hydroquinone, acetone
ABS71ICT: Tho r;ynthcsis of [Taft polyvinyl alrohol co,,x)lym(,r,,; is based on the fact ' ,
that tho oxidation of hydruxyl-contAning polymars by Ccl.-r passes Lhrough the formation
of free macroradicals capable of initiating the graft copolymerization of monomers
contacting vinyl. To avoid the formation of homopolymcr3, the synthesis timo selected 1:
was &-naller than the induction period of monomer homopolymerization. Polyvinyl alcoh4,
i completely soluble in water, was used in the experiments. The necessary amount of
monomer was poured into an aqueous solution of polyvinyl alcohol, and a homogeneous
solution or emulsion of methylacrylate was obtained, after shaking, at monomer con-.
centration> 0.446 mole/1. The mixture was thermostated at a definite temperature and

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0.1 N solution of Ce ammonium nitrate in I N 00 31 thermostated at the same temperatun,
was poured into the mixture. The reaction was stopped by the addition of hydroquinons.
7he mixture was then poured into acetone, taken in 20-30-fold excess amount, and, &ftw
precipitation, filtered out and dr~ied. The composition of the graft copolymer was i
determined from the saponification number. A complete conversion of the monomer occurr-
ed at the end of I hr at 20C and under tho following conditions: concentration of
5.0 x 10-2 mole/1 Ce4+, 0.5575 mole/l me'.hYlacrylate, 0.1 mole/l 00 . and 5"0' poly-
vinyl alcohol. The copolymer contained 50.3%, polyvinyl alcohol and A.7% polymethyl-':
acrylate. The amount of graft polyvinyl alcohol copolymer increased with increased
concentration of Ce 4i re ardless of temperature (5, 10, and 20G) and the duration of
the reaction (2 and I hr~. An increase in the temperature and in the amount of methyl-'i
acrylate increased the rate of graft copolymerization, but the a=unt of graft co-
polymer depended very little on the acid concentration. The properties of synthesized
graft copolymers will be discussed in the next paper. Orig. art. has: 2 fig. and 3
tables.
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GRISHITIA, L.I.; KOHOZOV, V.A.; PICTROVA, A.G.; VIIASHNVICH, M.K,
Ticir-borne relapning fever in Kranno(tur region. Kad. TjcLraz. i PUMz.
bol. 27 no.4:402-405 Jl-Ag '58. (KUIA 12:2 )
1. Iz Krasnodarskoy krayevoy sanitarno-epidemiologicheakoy Btantaii. i
Lnbinskoy rayonnoy bolinitay.
(REIAPSING 3TNVXR, epidemiology,
in Russia (Has))

MOROZOV. V.4, j1f1JVUTKO. V.11.
New loci of Alectorobius asperue verrijcosus In Krasnodar
Territory. Ned.paraz. I paraz.bol. 28 no.3:34P_)43
14Y-Je '59- (111M 12:9)
1. Iz Krasnodarskoy krayevoy sanitarno-apidemiologicheskoY
stantaii (elavnyy vrach Ye.V.itrilchanova).
(-,ICU,
.klestorobi,ie aspenis verrlicomas In Russia
(Rus))

YMMV. Y.A.1 $TRMI(OTAq T.K.1 ANDEMVIGHt N.K.
Some aspects of pappataci fever in Krasnodar Territory. Ned
paraz.i paraw.bol. 29 no.1:53-56 Ja-F 160. (NMA 13910)
(mmoDAR TmnoRy-PAFPATtci mm)

MOROZOV, V.A. Prinimali uchastiye: NIKITT11, A.P., pomoshchnik entomologa;
YEGIPKO, V.P.i bonifikator; VP21EDTKTOR, A.V.; bonifikator;
GODINA, M.S., bonifikator.
Distribution of mosquitoes of the genus Mansonia richiardii
Fic. in Krasnodar Territory and methods for the c,)Ilection of
their larvae. Med. paraz. i paraz. bol. 34 no. 5:514-517
S-0 t65 (MIRA 19:1)
1. Parazitologicheskiy otdel Krasnodarskoy krayevoy sanitarno-
epidemiologicheskoy stantsii (for Morozov). 2. Kropotkinskaya
gorodskaya. sanitarno-epidemiologicheskaya stantsiya (for Ni-
kitin). Submitted December 29, 1964.

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'n ar', a,-'-,! merl-'UM,, 3? 165.

V . A , , 'Trnf. I POFC'I, V.G. , aspirant
.1ne-ological exruni nn '.ions. Ve ,a,r-.nar' a ' ,
La:,f~ for g, . 4~
n.-,. 8, 92 Ag 165, (! .! I .-- - -~ " F, , -, -~ ,
.),i.7fio ta nsk,'v nau(-hTn--! 9!11 edovi ~nj ':~k'y I. nst I ,.w.
khozy,ty n t'va.

KORCZOV, V.A.
News about automatic production line machinery. Avt.trakt.prom. no-7:20-24
Jl '53.
(97-RA 6:8 )
1. Giproavtotraktoroprom. (Machinery In industry)

MOROZOV, V.A.. inzhener.
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TITLE: Isotopic Shift in the Spect of Hoodymium
PMODICALtOptika I spektrookopiya, 1960, Vol 8, Hr 6, pp 741-745 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The isotopic shift in the atomic spectrum of aaodymium was
investigated by several workers (Rafe 1-5); Table 1 lists the
results obtained by Mildske and Steudel (Refs 3, 4). As in
sa-rium, an anomalous shift was observed between the Ndl48 and
Ndl5O components (it occurs on addition of the forty-fifth pair of
neutrons to the nucleus). The present paper reports a now
investigation of the isotopic shift of noodymium. In contrast to
previous work the samplos used consisted of separated isotopess
,gdl42, Ndl44, yd146, Ndl4B, jjdl5O (Table 2). A Fabry--Perot
interferometor and a hollow-cathode discharge tube were employed.
The following isotopic shifts were measured for 16 lines lying between
4689 and 6486 1. Av(142-144). AV(144-146). A-v(146-148), J~y(10-150)
(Table 3). It was found that the relative shifts of the Rd I and
Gard 1/2 Nd 11 lines were practically Identical and that the relative anomalous