SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NEKRASOV, V. K. - NEKRASOV, YU. I.

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NEERASOV,V.
A manual wbich stands in need of thorough revial,.m. 'NanuAl of
weight by volume for freight transported by trucks" B.Y.Naidenov.
Reviewed by V.Neirrasov. Avt. tranap. 13 no.4:40 Ap 155.
(KLRA 8:7)
(Veights and seasures-Tables. etc.) (Transportation, AutomLtlve)

IMKRASOV, V.K.
R43&ds of the Moscow center. Avt.dor. 19 no.1:32 Ja 156~(KLRA q-5)
(Moscow Province-Roads)

XURABOT, 7.K., inshoner.
MjSjjjmL,"-.
How to raise the quality of gravel road beds. Awt.dor.19 no-5:
22-23 Ny '56. (NIAA 9:8)
(ILoadm, Concrete)

~' I I' I , - , ~ I . . I .
i I . ,V 'ji ~
Q1rRj,.;Q4 Vladimir Konstantinovich- KAIACHITS. Tevgeniy Vital'" vich;
AL1M3NTxT-,-X!1r.-, WN!! "N. V.L., tekhn.red.
[The building of automobile roads) Stroitel'stvo avtonobil'nyk-h dorog.
Moskva, Hauchno-tekhn.W-vo sytotransp. lit-ry, 1957. 486 p.
(Road construrtion) (M M 11:2)

; / / , IV
KOZLOVSKIY, Boris Konotentinovich, inzh.;-HJXUA40V. Vladimir LoQstsutlaovich,
imnd.te1rhn.nmuk-, SIAVUTSKIY, A.K., inth., nsunhnyy red.; UDOD. V.Ts.,
red.izd-ve; ELIKINA. E.K.. takhn.red.
[Hondbook for builders of automobile roads for industrial
enterprises] Uprevochnik strottelia a-vtouobi1'rWkh dorog
promyshlennyidi predpritatit. Koskva. Gos.1td-vo lit-ry po
stroit., arkhtt. i stroit. matertalam. 1958. 339 p.
(Road construction) (MIRA lltO

PANTI"YEV, Fedor Nikoloyevich. dotsent, icand.takhn.nauk; TOLKOV,
Tasiliy Georgiyevich, ioteent, icand.takhn.neuk; KOMMOV.
D.A., doictor takhn.nauk, ritsenzent Cdeceoigedj; WWRA30V.
V.X.. dotnent. kijnd.teKhn.n&uk, rateenzent; IVANOV. S.S.. rod.;
LAKHW. F.Ye.. tekhn.red.
[Road mterialel Doroahno-stroits'.Inyo materialy. lzd.Z.. perer.
i dop. Koskvn. Nauchno-takhn.izd-vo X-ve nvtomobillnogo transp.
i shonsoinykh dorog RSM , 1958. 190 P. (14IRA 1):11)
1. Kafedre tekkinologii doroahno-stroitellnykh moterialov Koskovskogo
nvtomobil'no-dorozhnogo institute (for Funteleyev, Volkov).
(Rond materials)

~A / " ,, I I - - -I ~ , /,.
,IANOV. H-11. . dokt or teikhn. inuk : M I FHAYLDV , V.N. , kpond. to Hin. n,4uk; NURASOV .
-7.K., knnd. tekhn. nnuk.
Gormililin" -0(,'iirp-pntp 1,. '.iyl-,r nP7"erAn of mof, -it,- mnt#-rinlr..
Avt.dor. ?I Pr '~a. (MIRA 1l:-,)
(HoRd c,,nF t. -j- t ~ on)
40

IICKIUSOV, V.K.. lnzh.
Vtq are precast concrete pavements being introduced so slowly?
Awt. dor. 21 no.12:13-14 D 15P. (KIIU 12:1)
(Pavements. Concrete)

VOLKOT, M.I., prof.; IVANOV, F.K.kand.tekhn.nauk-. KLIKASHKV, F.S.,inzh.;
KOR=V, I.V,, inzh.; K1JFMWOV, B.I.. lnzh.; KTSHKOTMITio S.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk;_J~KRAS0V, T.K., kand.tsichn.nank; SPKRAHTOT. N.A.,
kand.takhn.nauk; YAKUNIN, O.A., inzh.; MOTTLICV. Tu.L., red.;
LAiMMAN, F.Ts., takhn.red.
(Metallurgical slags in road construction] ketallurgichookie
shlaki Y dorozhnom stroitel'stve. Moskva, Mauchno-takhn.izd-vo
H-va avtomobil'nogo transp. i shoseeinykh dorog RSrSR, 1959.
182 p. (MIRA 12:4)
(Road materials) (slag)

BUMIX. Vasiliy Kakarovich. doktor geol.-miner.nauk; ZASHCHEPIN, Aleksey
Nikitich, kand.tekhn.nauk; IVANOV, Fedor KikhDylovich, kand.tekhn.
nauk; MIKH . Valentin Vasillyevich. kand.tekhn.nsuk; 19,0:RASOV.
.VlaA4m1,r_Lqnatanti-novichp kand.tekhn.nauk; KURENhKOV. Boris Ive-
novich. inzh.; ZASHCHUK. Igor' Vaevolodovich. kand.tekhn.nmuk;
GOMMYSM, N.V., kand.tekhn.muk. red.; YZGOZOV, V.P., red.;
GALAKTIONOVA. U.N., tekhn.red.; DONSKAYA, G.D., tekhn.red.
[Handbook on laboratory testing of road mterials and soilej
Spravochnoe rukovodetvo po laborstornym topyteniiam dorozhno-stroi-
tellnylch noterialov i gruntov. Pod obahchei red. N.Y.GorelyBhevs.
Koskva. Vauchno-tekhn.isd-vo K-va avtomobillnogo trnnsports i
shossainykh dorog R&S. 1960. 381 P. (MIRA 13:11)
(Road mterial @--Teat ing)

XIMSOV, VladWr Kqnztnntji;ovich; RITOT. Wks l1kolaMich; BOYER,
Yivi-je-Alylilcolayevich; TOYSTOWZHZIY, Nikolay loalfavich;
ZMNMXUW,N.S.. red.; ITANOT.S.S., redAzd-va; RAL'KOVA.
N.V., tekha.red.
(Handbook for the road construction technician] Sprovochnik
tekhnika-doroshniks. lzd.3., pererA dop. Noskva. lauchno-
tekhnAzd-vo K-ya avtomobillnogo trnnspA shorseinfth dorog
RUSH. 196o - 767 P.
(KULA 14:5)
(Road construction)

NIMSOV. T.K. , Insh.
Technical sivaluation of snot @tons mtoriala. Avt.dnr.
no.l:q-11 Ja '60. (MIRA lW")
(Stomm. Crushed) Oload constrictinn)

KLIKASHEV, Fedor Sergeyevich; KWENKOV, Boris Ivanovichi NELUMV, Vla-
dimjx KonstanUnavicb; YAKOVLE;VA, A.I., red.y NIKOLAYEVA, L.N.,
tekhn. rod.
(Construction of base couses of low-strength coarsely crushed Btone]
Stroltel'stvo dorozhrqkh osnovanii iz krupnogo shchebula ponizhermoi
prochnosti. Moskva, Nauchno-tokhn. izd-vo M-va avtomobillnogo transp.
i ahosseirgrkh dorog RSFSR, 1961. 43 P. (MIRA 34, 10)
(Road construction) (Stone, Crushed)

NEKRASOV, V.K., inzh.
Again on road-technical tem-inology. Avt.drr. 21 -'- t,,.
()! M~, ~ I: .
(Road conutruction--Terminology)

BOCHIN, Valeriy AleksAndrovich, laurent Gosud. premil SSSR;
VETTSMAX, Yikhall losifovicd, kand. tekhn.nauk; KCLKER,
losif Takoylevich; LEVITSKIY, Tevgeniy Fedor*vich.
Prinimal uchas tiye NEKF*U V K , ORNATSKrY, N.V., doktor
tekhn. nauk, Prof. g a red.; GA11YUSHIN, A.I., red. izd-va;
KCVRIZHNTKH, L.P., red. izd-va; GALAKTIONtVA, Ye.N., tekhn.
red.
(Handbook for road engineers) Spravochnik Inzheners-dorozhnika.
Pod glay. red. N.V.Ornatakogo. Moskva, Artotransizdat, Vol.2.
(The building of automobile rondal Strottellatwo artomobll'nykh
dorog. 1963. 775 p. (MIRA 16:7)
(Road construction)

NIIK"S('V , V. K.
Fvali;atl,nw aa*,t-,- a r,3orFt' Dr. If m,.neral ma*,P-ri a'. s . kv* - --:-, - '
no.9:2c-2'- E I ~-,.

I ~ t. , (;I.i f-or. 13 ",Iiu " 0v I C). ; ,, ~X,A.'P% , 1. m . , : (,k tor ' - - o t.r, .
nauk, red .
tGoment arij oric - - t- i n ' tif! , t i r, , I ~ * I ., !.., op , ,
1
.~iornent i boton . ,urod.ikom 'Ne.
I,,, L . " r I
P, 0'. 1 kV li , .1; 1 - r, - I i z,: ! vII - ( II. A lp:r"

ZI Otalll, B.N.; biQ,lLVr,T'JKIY, V.i .; 1-UNKD;, V.14.; NIM1,111SKIYO I.D.;
Prialmali uch&OAyw- OtZRMOV-r-4r~L I inajbw I RAM p Yu. 0, , inzh, ;
~J11GIEZV'P 'T., InZh.; I.A. , lnzh.; B.S., -
lnzh.; V.Y.., inzh.; ZFL",,~CNICH, A.11. , Inuh.
Use of coke-oven i~as in hdast "urnacs33. _;tal' 21 no.P:~'~' 3-67r0
Ag I (d. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Kuznetskiy metallurgichesKiy kombinat i oibirskiy me-
t&Uurgicheskly Jnstitut.
(DIast furnaces-rquilmont and sup; liea)

RTCHAGOV, V.T.. lcand.takhn.nauk; NNICRASOV. V-M-, lazh.
Effect of the work of the discharge siphon on the capacity
of the pumping station. Gidr.i mel. 12 w.5:37-40
Yq 160. (KIRA 13:7)
(Pumping stations)

NZKRASOV, V.M., inah.
Operation of irrigation pumping stations in the Tajik S.S.tt. Gidr.
i mel. 12 no..Lltl4,20 N 160. (MIA 1,411)
(Tajikistan-Irrigation) (Pumping stations)

k-';LRASOV, V.M., aspirant
Studying hydraulic valves for breaking tne vacwim of siphon
gates In irrigation pumping stations. Izv. TSKILA no.2:15--164
16,~. (MIRA 15:9)
!, rukovoditell doktor tekhn.nauk, prcf.
M ". F.nrinskiy.
:?=p,ing stations)
11 Valven)

SOURCE CODEI --- UR/.0419/66/ooo/004-/012C.~~123.
ACC NR:
oR: V. P.; Nokrasav, V. N.; 5okolov, S. N.
OrL7j: institute of Nuclear Power, All BS5R (Institut yadornoy energotiki Ali B35R)
717:-Zt ~aectron microscopic study of lantharium hnx&boride IAB6
SWRCE: j0 BSSR. Vostsi. Sery-ya khAnichrolkh navuk, n -. 4, 1966, 120-123
.CFTC -,AG51 lanthanum comDound, borido, lanthanum oxido, boron i_1 i,
kFSTRX'T: 14nthanum borida bowdor was prepared by reacting 1.42 and 3 oowd6rs, and
studind with an EYS-5 electron microscop'e (magnification 5000 to~40000).' 7ho inter-
planar spacings of the comDound LaB6 wore determined by electron and x-ray diffrac-
tion, and data obtained are in satisfactory agreement with the calculated data.
A smal-1 nortion of the lines (3-5%) corresponds to a phase different from IAB6, appar-
ontl,y, :.&,C~. The study of the shape, size and crystal structure of the s7nthe3ized
7owder confi--mod that the product of borothormio reduction of lanthanum oxide Is lan-
tnan= hoxaborldo. Authors thank V. I. Lisovots for providing the IAB6 powder for
the study. Orig. art. has, 3 figures, 2 tabloG and 1 formula.
SUB CCDZ-t 07/ SUBM DAT&I none/ ORIG REF1 005
Coro

NEKRASOV, V.P., znfiluahnnrqy dey^tPl' nAukl i tekhniki, professor.
Review of desig7i atnndards for brick And reinforced brick structures.
Strol.prom. ?5 no.8:P,-Il Ag 14111. (KI-RA 9: 1 )
(Brick")

?4FY. A -,cv, V. F. Cani ',ec),-miph -)ci
Dissarthtion: I'Centr;t] Cvc;,)nes (;h;tr-tcteri-,tjc ror t.-e Na%iini:
-~ynoj ~ i c Parl ad. "
1~ April 49
Centnil InBt or Weather Fore,-'a-I.ing
90 Vechery-aya Moskvp
Sum 71

IIEKRASOV, V.P.
Forecasting the length of natural synoptic periods. Trudy TSIP
no.109:59-72 161. (KERA 14:5)
(Weather forecasting)

111MLASOV. V.P.: GIUA3VA. M.V. (Moskva)
Pamily opi~iAmI7 of scute pancreatitia. XI in. med ., .. .. ---i27
V 157. -0,"--A ll:~,)
1. Iz Ulevnogo voyonnogo gospitalya innni akad. '. - N . " ii rl a nk o
(nach. II.M.NevskAy)
(PAIICRYATITIS, c.9se reoorts
acute, famillml (Run))

OAMALITA, A.H.; ()*nJRDZHIAII. A.A.; KOSHJKDI. A.F.; IIAXASOV, V.P.; SINDNOV, F.Y.
Characteristicq of the 1))otoperative period in acute radiation
sickness in Jogn. Med. rad. 4 no.4:64-70 Ap 159. (91.4A 12 :7
1. Iz otdoleniya luchevoy terapii (nach. A.N. ;amleya) i eknperl-
,aen-.nllnoy laboratorii (nach. - knadidnt mod. nauk A.A. Gyurdzhian)
Gln,rnogo voyennogo 90BDitalya Imeni aknd. U.N. &Irdenko.
(RO3NTGZH RAYS, effects.
,)n postop. course in e"r. Burg. in logs (Rae))
(SMILlY, OP-MATIV19
eff. -)f x-rnyt on postop. course In exper. Burg. in
(tops Cbig ))

ACCESSION NR, A'r4036462 8/26 46/0/000/127/0101/0119
AUTHOR: Nckraeov, V. P.
TITLE: State and change of the troposphere in natural synoptic seasons over Europv
and the North AtImitic Ocean
SOURCE: Moscow. Toentral'ny*y institut prognozov. Trudy*, no. 127, 1963. Voproey*
sezonny*kh prognozov pogody* (Seasonal weather forocasting), 10 1 - I 19
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, troposphere, solar radiant energy, atmospheric circulation,
atmospheric temperature, allnospheric friction layer, atmospheric temperature
gradient, atmospheric stratification, atmospheric water vapor
ABSTRACT: The author analyzes the annual variation of the meteorological elements
over (lie continents and oceans and reviews the characteristics of the state of the tropo-
sphere In natural synoptic seasons. lie compares the state and change of the troposphere
[or conditions of virtually identical hif lux of solar radiant energy, which acts differently
on the air of the troposphere due to ocemic and conutiental conditions, It Is noted that
the state of the troposphere mW its change are the result not only of the thermal process
in a paMcular place. but also tropospheric air circulaUan. It is known that in the murse
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of natural synoptic neasous over the oceans and cf)ntinents there are predominarit By-noptic
processes leading tx) either intensification or attenuation of air exchange between the
oceans an(] continents. When the air exchange between the latter is insigruficant the
thermal facLor is still predominant. T'his cannot be said of seasons with stahle ur ex-
chwige between the continents anti oct-wis Circulation causing stahle transpAirt of warm
air from the oce.,u)f- ti) Uie continents van introduce an appreciable rowribuh-ii 1(' Lhe statf!
at,,, change of the Liorx)sphere over continenta, even in its me-wi [orig tvrm , Wiriter
ih the period with the lowest ajr temperatures in the entire troTX)sph, i- P I I"ASIM IF,
characterized by isothermy anti invermon in the friction iavvi- Thc it -I trie
trojit)sphere, the water vapor content, and U)v thwkness of the laver -1
vajP)r eondonsaLkon in the asceii(finv air ;tri mini nal dui-Ing Ow )var md I (,it tin
consUirit diirin~,, the entire season Th4- xoight iii the air Imiss !_YIFI;I~ af-%.- III,- tri)JINIS11here
is also Iiii.1j.1 -instant. Spring Is a im-riod of str~mg in(-r(,:i.,;(, of air tvii.por;i~ijit- in thv
entire tropt)Fphere, particularly in the Irwtion layer Thc vertica; tvuipvrmt~r.- rradientfi
are less than the moist-achabatic gradjetAii Tho entire season iH vtiar;wt.-r,i--d to,
stable ntraLification, but some sign)i of convection have appeared Thv %,;kpor coi.-
Lcrit and the Uockri,_~no of the layer of nignilicirtrit water vapor condensatimi : ,~x as( onding
air increase rapidly. The air mass of Uie tropoophore increases wid Ulu mass
of the air In the at-ove-lying layers decreases. The first half of summer regembles
spring, but there is characteristic moist-unstablo stratification with weli--ooveloped
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exchange between the lower and upper air layers of the troposphere. The water vapor
content and the thickness of the layer of significant water vapor condensation in the ascend-
ing air Incroase, but more slowly than In the spring. The mass of tropospheric air in-
creases more Blowly, but in the ab,)ve-lying layers it decreases more rapidly. The second
haLf of summer is the season with 'he highest air temperature at all levels of the Lropo-
sphere and stratification is moist- instable. There Is well-developed convective exchange
between the lower and upper layers of the troposphere. The mass of tropospheric air,
tile water vapor content and the thickness of the layer of significant waLei vapor content in
tile ascending air have maximal values and remain quasi-constant during the entire season.
The weight of the air mass lying above the troposphere is constant. Autumn IH a period of
strong decrease of air temperature in the entire troposphere, with high values in the
friction layer. in this period convection attenuates, but does not disappear. -1-here is a
rapid decrease in water vapor content and the thickness of the layer of significant water
vapor condensation in the ascending air. The decrease of the tropospheric air mass is
less than its increase in the higher layers. Early winter is a period of quasi -constant de-
crease of temperature and stable stratification. Water vapor content and the thickness of
the layer of significant water vapor condensation in the ascending air decrease rapidly.
The decreabe of the tropospheric air mass corresponds to an increase In the abovo-lying
layers. Changes In air temperature in the troposphere during the year are identical at all
Its levels, with the exception of the lowest level and the second half of summer. 'Me
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ACCESSION NH: AT4035462
amplitude of variation of day-to-day changes of mean temperature in the imtlr#~ tr()jx-)sj)hvre
is 1. 9 Limes greater over the continents than over the occan. Changei; of air tornpvr.it4ire
in the troposphere over the continents are greater in the friction layer and lefiti In the frve
troposphere. The duration of the incrORSe of air temperature in the troix)sphert, over the
oceans exreeds the diration of this same phenomenon over the continrnts by ;L;) en-
ti re month. From May to the middle of September the mean air tenqwra',k, i c 1 nti rc
troposphere over the oceans is lower (by approximately 2C), and dkiruig uto i r,aindvr of
the year is higher (in January up to 9C) than over the continents. Orig art 6-is
2 formulas, 8 figures and 6 tables.
rk~~SOCIA 710,\- Tsentral'ny*y Institut prognozov, Moscow (Central InHtlLk,~A- d F~,Coeaats)
SUBMI-17FD: 00 DATE ACQ: 20MaY64 FN C L 1) 0
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MR/Inginetring - Hydraulics, Dam Jan 52
"Certain Exploitation Problems of Wiltiapan River
Deem," I.-S. KusKov, V. S. Ne)crasov, Kng"neers
"Oidrotekh Stroi' No 1, PP 25-3c,
ClarAfies certain exploitation factors which may Ibe
useful In plwwing new hydraulic centers. Discuss*@
VariMs problems, such as passing water through a
daffi, spillway weirs with seasonal or daily regula-
tion of lischarge, permissible opening height of
d" gates when there are ice and floating objects
in reserroix, causes of river bank erosion, etc.
Gives sow oloratiocal and constructional svMee-
212T58

YURKOV, V.A.; NEYRASOV, V.V.
Physical properties of copper-antimorV a-loys. jZv.,rjq.,jC[.jr.-
sav.ifix. 2162-69 '62. fmIRA I~t7)
1. Arkhangellskiy leaotekhnioheskij Institiit Imeni VJ .
(Copper-antimony alloys)

NEKRASOV, V.V., mashinist,
Method for increpsing thp life of electric 1rimps. Ele'r. i tepl.
tiaga 7 no.4:41 Ap '63. (MJRA 16:11)
1. Depo Petropavlo#sk Yuzhno-Urallskoe dorogi.
(Electric lamps)

PERMINO', , A.Ye.; R(RIANOV, A.A.; VIZ&(OV, A.V.; T!NBA, M.M.;
Z17ELUDKOV, A.S.; NFMASOV V V.; FRASOLOV, M.I.;
BARTnIEV, S.N.; ~S 9 . .; ZHERDEV, P.A.;
KC)YVUNFN T.',,.:SMORODOV, F.V.,.rodaktorl FOa~FFL'5IWAv-
K.M., tekhn. redo -
[Manual for a Ejiralian field crop growerl SFravochnik
kar-119kogro pclevoda. Petxozavodsk, Karell:koe ?,.r.izhnoe
Izd-vo, 1962. 435 p. (t/.IjU 7-.1-2)

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Concrete
Water - Contamination
*Changes In the Composition of Natural Waters
Through Contact With Concrete Structures," V. V.
Vskrasov, Prof A. V. Yerim, Dr Eng Set, Engr, 4 pp
*01drotelch Strol" No 9
Rosults of experiments conducted to determine the
vAture of chesdeal changes brought about In natural
waters after they come In contact with concrete
structures.
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ChmIstry Wdmtlcn
*fflie Kinvt1ce of the lydratIm of Various Types of
Owent,* T. V. Nebmsaw, ChaIr of Chm Plodawashobw
hist Immi I. V. mldmrln, 8 PP
"Shur PrIk IhW Vol MU, So 3
In previous article In *Iz Ak Bank SM, Otdol Tech
KwW go 6, 1945, p 592, Nekramew obtalnod on eqmtl=
mking po"Iblo tko calculatIm of emmut at my gi
tiae. Rare he devarlbee series of mrWIments with
results In accordance with Us formula, bath for Plort-
Imd and alum1nous oe~ts. OubmItted 21 Feb 1947.

Ing of
Conent, ]Wdrmllc, Wdratlam, of
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Posavolma," T. V. Nakramov, Cbs' or chm nodo-
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OUM Prik lkft- Vol =I, No 3
fakraGOT describe@ Swiss of arperlamts Gwrled ORV
0. 4% semples at vistarials used for the upozzmalat1W
dt ommuU. the resulU show Uat: 1. Tho reactlan
or possmalam with line Is accompanied bjy consider-
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lardeming of (Cant&)
mbn an Increased rate of clinker bydration; 3.
67-ground postualan may contain acrAiderable ~t
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TITLIt
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ABSTRAk;Tt
Card 112
A ~balr's rxperience y ? . ry
Vestnik vyss!,ey ~t~K_j
Tne author te,is A t., t, x -1 .2i- r. P a ,t r, :4 q n dn-j Lr-He
correspondence stulentg A ~t nemi j, 'hair of :,
non-chemical vuz. i e i rits tc the f- -nexietry and
physics textt~oks %na etR!ea that tr,o miri,4*riet~ and pu~,'ish-
ing Louses shoull instip(ate i,v _f r.vis :7.anua.5
and textbooks wrlicri ~r~ mt t,.)(-- s;,e_.,Ized Pir.-I not strictly
limited to a certiir. . ,,e - t n e rzaterials ,rcgrams,
methodical aiJs, i.3'r_ t !5t. ~,, , . : ec)m;,qeO, and
Issued Ly ~Vkjry V- I t I f,e I , r. . ~n
tuition but ~As Lrj~jj :.'AVk- rill": r.6 i es ft,- t!.eir .is-
POSal , tney U3e fflat~IJU, 4SlAt~L! ~y I' '_ rl ~'11 . lr,stit.~tes.
This is no a.,Iutiur, to tn, ~robjeal - ea,sc iiscusses the
juat3tion of dtudei.',a r, Mirl'.8 Ur.1 tr,*~,r j,roper r;i~InK,
and the students' ' ~xk,,, 1,8es i-r:.rmel wr,er, tne
faculty and cQrres~01.dej,Ce St'Ad-r.tP LL-Ht

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A'JThORS: Tunitskiy, ". N'., Ilek-rasrv, V. v., C,,er7--va,
T I TLE., The Theory f the Searati-n -f Rare Eart,.5 Mears -f '_-f.r,mat,,Ta-
pnical Mett-cis (T~rriya raz-IeLeriya redkzemf-'I'nyC e,PTerit-v K-r.r ma,
tograficheskim mptridorn).
FUlIODICAL' Zhurnal Ijecir6ar,i-resk-y
ABSTRACT: tieslilts of tne appLication f' statistical metnodB w:'~r rr-spect -,.%e
theory referred V ir. the *.~tle aro, les-ribed 'in tnf- pr-sent. re;,rrt.,
and theoretical res.,Its are --impared wAt?, the exi,ertmental ones. Wa-
sh i ng o ut of c aromato Graphic ape xes of c urv es . 71,e e f f ~ - I e ncy , f se pa-
ration rif the ions of two eiements lepends Lst nr I '" - static fart-rs -if
separation (rati- -)' I~h*, ~-neffirients f Borpt'on -f tt'e 110~'S) and ge-
condly on kinetic fartr.rs. T~~P coeffir',ents )f liff ision Dr -1 t"'e
grains r~f the adqorr)ert,) and D P (in ',hf~ solutinn) are !eq-ribed ty
means nf eq%atinns (P. ',"I^qe rceffirlents -.f a,ito(Iiff.,qj,-r) were Mem.j-
red in several elal -rate )ns. ~he velocity if tiff _q1 r , f
the rare earths in su.1f~pnIjstyTene_resin 0_2 was measurprl ~-y ~hp ;I,j-
C ard 1/~ thors. D c is equal to Lo-11 cT*/sec. if DC is K'IITWT.g tne part. -.* tnp

Tbe Theory of the 3aparat 1, n -, f itare -~art!.3 i,y keans
of Chromatographical kletnnds.
wa.shing ,kit wt-4cr is 'alised by *-he VlMisinn pr wessr'!S It
can be determined . This ;Art 115 ex~Teqped -.y Tne 4e- n-1 a:A *-&rm
of the eq,iations a L
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1"D I r" D r II
in which case R - Is t%e radi,is f tr,e particles, v - tt,e vt-i,,c~t.y -,*r
I cme of tne crnss-sec t. ion I r 6. ~ i - x ) , - !,ne C -eff i, ie!~? Df 3r)rp,
tion with respect. to the ii-nit of volume in 0, intprior of t.hf- ~rair. -f
sorbent, 6 - the trick.Tiess nt' tne effective %nin fi-Lu. )f liff is~, n in
the solution, 3 - tne specific aurface f Ile !;-roent and D I rg.(D FT
cr,efficient -f the longitAinal diffusion. 4nr univalent Plenerts,and
when using HC1 as rinsing s-iution, it wa.9 folind that t.he parl K w,,:irh
depend-9 ~n the proreqges in Ine 9 1,iti,n, is appr-~Ytinately pr
to 11VII. treference I.). -.*.ier, a
-'I +
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The washing ut ~f trie apex ~rrvs~.qts I' -arl-q. -,!t. first
part depenris )n t.ne inner diff,ision in the erains -! s-rt,ert anri '-s ;~r--
Card 2/5 portional to v8 . The sec-)rri part lepends -n tne ~r-ceq5es ~- tte flo,
fFj

The Theory r~f the Separation if ?,ark Larf.rs y M-ars
of Chromatographical Methods.
wing solution and Is approximately pr-j, rtt-nal t,) V Ctr.er
rr '
factors can also be seized with the same -,net,,.Qd. The eq,at~ -r -a:.
be directly applied in the cases wt,ere tne distribliti-n f ion:q is - r,,
~1dered In the length of the column. Experimental irrvestigatilir f the
apema. For experiment-ally re-examining the eq,,aET_on.
a 1)1vF2 17) wn ~ r~ was ri.!r Ivk'! t'y a; LY ".-IC
(P), t~.P wast.ing-o!it. f- ttif-
apexes of Rb which was achieved t,y rinsing of the crliunn w,th "Espa,
tite-l"-resin tjy 0,1 n HCI (reference 1) waA irvestigated. !~,e teqU9
confirmed the Lheoretically required dependence ~,f the widtf. r,1' %re ,and
on the length of the colimm and prived the correctness f lk.e equat,,,)n
(7). The results of ine rf tt,e tests are shown In tanle L ard f,~ffe L.
A diagram was drawn -,f tne res,ilts of eacr. tes% (fig,ires L, e). :nvest-~-
gation of Lhe kinetics of the !on--excnange if rare eart--s. The a7-ve-7-
vestigation does not yet permit to draw any definite c, ric', ib ! -jrs or. *.:~P
role of individual kinetic factors with the separation, and in tne in,
3/5 fluence of the c-~mplex_fnrmer. As is generally known, the apexes f rare
.ard earths are largely expanded with. the lecreasing pH -if the -;, I jt~-)ns -if

The Theory of the Separation of Rare Earths uy Yean5
of -,hromato graphical Mettiods.
citric acid. ~he kin"t :cs of Aes-rpti~n of Aevpral ,iF-mPr,T5 '~rj 0!"
lution of thi; acid with 4211*"rf,,r~ PH (adilisted w1t.h amm,,,nia) w~r-' .rpvfll
stigated for clarifylnF, triese prnbLeras (r-fe-rerire ~). rl-.e valij,-, I' t~~
coefficientB of' diffunion )f the inns nf rare F-artj,.9 wltri)r) ~~Ip re9111-
grairw (DC ) were -mjiut~d from wip ~ irves -;f les-rption. -fie f - , , I
stancy (if the D c-values c rJ*iri%9 the mernarism - f Jiff r, -! * It,
sorption. It Is shrwr. in tat 1e I that tne a-jerare val -ies , I I t.-Re -Pfa
ficients are independerit. on t.he composAinn -1" trap sr~i~itir.ri. t
results that the eomplex-f, rmpr n as r;- sp#-if i- e I* I* P-t wit. L-7w ~v..
results from tai.le 4 in w~,irt. *,he (jew-,11~nce r)!' 1,,r-e !
fusion on the PH for La'40 &nd Eu'34 are re,jr-djct-! 'r,at r,-a_q-q
to some extent with increasing pH. Trie wasnine -if, )f ~.e apexes _9
mainly explained t)y processes in the s-LutiDn. Tau le - sri,-ws 1,t- .nfij-
ence of the atomic numher or trie valoe of tk- c-efficient of
The heavy rare eartns d.ff,ise mary times more
tne light. The conditi-ns A' geparation. An in-rease f
of sr)rprtion-pr,-) Longs Ue Tiratior or se-rArati-r az i vie-ev-rqa.
Card 415 There are I f it~ures , ' f at les , amd 7 ref 9rences, 1~ f wtict. are S ~aV4 c

The Theory rl ti,e Ssiparatli)n " '-ir- .9 :../ .2,~arq -,-- , .
of --lr)matogra~.nical ,~'.ethnds.
C-S(-C 1ATIoN: 5c lent If ic Fhjs I ccal-~:nem. ~ -a. tvst!arc~) ' rui L i t, ite Lffe,, , L. a. Karl , - ~. 1,
Odirilstry -1 'liemi( ziL istry) (Na,icnno-issied,wa*,e~tq,~-i ,.1, K,-
khA.z~cheskly instit A imt-A L. fa. Karp,-va 2,)0,,P
S,',FtlUlTTED* May 19, 1?57.
AVAIIABLE: Library )f Cc-,,resq.
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MCKRABOV. V.V.; S111311D, G.A.
Contraction of portiand cement with chloride additives during
liardening at, temperatures above ond below freezing. Zhur. prikl.
khim. 31 no.10:1460-1466 0 158. (MIRA 12:1)
I.Kafedra khimit Plodoevoshchnogo instituta imeni I.V. Michurina
i nauchno-loslodavatellskiy sektor Gid-roproyekta imerd S.Ta. Zhuka.
OPortland cement-Testing)

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AUTHORS: Yurkov, V.A. and Nekrasov, V.V.
0
TrrLE: Thermoelectric Pr-opertLCSAf sn-C~ and Pb-Cd A] Joys
PERIODICAL: Fi4ika metal lov i metal lov-Jenlye, Vol , Nr I
Pp 21-211 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The thermov!lectric properties of alloys have bel-rk widf-ly
studied. This j,4 dile to the fact that thev have great
practical and scientific importance. In prncticp, it Is
often necessary to have materials which when plit in
series with a given metal do not give rise to an
appreciable thermal 0.m.f. From this point of view
it is important to carry ou t furt tier -qtudi em oo my Pit emi%
in which the thermal e.m.f ctirve has a point at which
the sign of' the e.m.f. changes. The present work was
carried oiit in order to obtain the thermal e m. f curve
for Sn-Cd and Pb-Cd alloys as a function (if the
concentration of the components. The effect (if experi-
mental conditions on the thermal e.m.f curve was also
investigated. The results obtained are shown in
Figs I and 2. Fig 1 shows the dependence of the
thermal P.m.f for Sn-Cd alloys as a function of the
Card 1/2 teffperatLire difference betwoen the hot and the cold

66887
Thermoelectric Propert Les of' Sn-Cd and Pb-Cd Al loys
junct ions I-or different composit ions (indicated in the
figtire caption). Fig -1 ~3hows the dependence of the
thermal e.m. f . of Sn-Cd alloys on compost tion for
different temperature differences (indicated in trip
figure caption). Figs I and 4 show analogous plots
f-or Pt-Cd al loys. As can be seen, sizn inversion ,c, urs
in all the graphs. The nosi t ion of th- inversion point
on the Cd concentrat ion axis changes wi th the temporature
difference. As the latter increases. the inverRLon
point 1 .9 displaced towards smal ler cadmium concentrat ions
There are It f igures and 7 Soviet ref-~!renf es.
ASSOCIATION: Ark~angel skLV lesotekhni(tieskiy institut
(Arkhangel'sk Forestry Tnstj tiitv)
SUBMITTED: March 3, 1458
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volog I Wrof.t 11ULOBOVSKATA, N.K.,
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vodstvo k solo= prmktlkuni po organichookol kh1wil. Isd.3..
dop. Nook-va, Gos.nsuohno-t~khn.1sd-vo kh1m.lit-ry, 1960.
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fti;ictiun of L'.ie Cu-S,) content kiaole.~J of Cu Sb-Cu Sli 11 loys
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wi.ilst Cu-S~, is a diamagnetic substance. There are 7 figllres
and -- ta~)les.
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imeni V.V. Nuybysheva (Archangel Forestry
I-Ifititlite ilneni V.V. Kuybyshev)
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ORO., Arkhangel'sk Forrestry Lagineering Institut im. V. V. Vjybyahev (Arkhangel's
lesatekhni hesuy Institut) N
TITLE: Study of the absorption of ultrasound and of the miCrohardness of single-
crystal bi mutl ith te.
Uurij= and = impurities
SUMCE. rizi)URV ~erdcgo telar, WV
3, IW, 961-963
TOPIC TAGS: ultrasonic a6orption, hardness, bismuth, isingle crystal, absorption co- I
efficientp phorton, crystal lattice vibrationp solid eolution
AB3TRACT.- The author investigated the Influence of small amounts of tellurium
tin impuritien on the absorption coefficient and microhnrdneas of
bismuth of orientation A (classification of D. V. Gitsu and G. A. Ivanov (FTr v. 2,
1457, 196o)). The bisinuth-base alloyio were prepared bv a procedure dercribed by a *
A. Xvanov and A. R. Fej;el' (ZhTF v. 25, 39, 1955). The ultrauouxid absorption coeffi-
cient vas measured vith an ultrasonic deflcctoscope (UDM-lM) at 5 Mes. The micro-
hardness was measured itith the INT-3 instrument at 8. load of 50 9. The teats have
shown that the absorptJ.on coefficient'and'the microtardneas of the bismuth alloys I
with tin have approxhwtely the same values ac for alloya with tellurium if the num-
ber of atoms of tin in the alloy Is four times larger t1uLn that of the tellurium.
The largest chatige In the absorption coefficient and in the microbardness is observed

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ithen the lijuritles are ccmpletely soluble In the toismuth. It follows from the data
that the product of the absorption coefficient by the microhardneas of the allay is
approximately arnstant for all alloys. The results; can be attributed to the inter-
action between the ultrasonic phonons and the electrons or the holes, and also to the
scattering of the photions by the thermal lattice Yibmtions. It is proposed that the
correlation obiterved between the sound absorptioWcoefficient and the microhardneas
is corman to all dilute metallic solutions. e author t G. A. Ivanov V. A#
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)f Pw3sinn Acresaions, Library of Congress, ),,I,

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SJOHARBIVA, N-rel Semanovich; b%KRASOV,V.TU., spat ersdal: tor -, TITTURIVA, I.V.,
rodaktor; PAVWVA, N.M. '-fi'klMAe's4iy redelitor
(Beelft,sping] Pcholovodstvo. ltd. 2-oo. peirer. Nowlrva, Gov. 12d-vo
salkhos. lit-ry, 1956. 622 p. (KIRA 10:1.)
(Bee culture)

SDC,BMM, V.P. (Monkva'; MKRUOV, Ye,B. (Moekva)
Ext-nanneteir fcr mensuring long!ntudinall and ariz..a: ee"rr-Lit" r,,
of tubul" spertmefir. !IV. As SFZR. 148ict. nG." I "', I - -
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NIKRASOV, To-. P.
Struetural cliaracteristice of the Zombarak lead-zinc leposit in
the eastern part of the Kara-Mazar Mountains. Geol. ?-,id. mostorozli.
no.3:62-73 RF-Je '59. (KRA 12:10)
1.1notitut goologii rudnykh mostoroshdonly, potroprafli. min"ralogil
I. rookhimii A1V SSSR Moskva.
(Zambarak region lKara-Mazar Mountains)--Zinc ores))
(Zambarak roplon (Kara-Mazar Mountains)--Lend ores))

rlFKRA')OV, YE. M. ,CAN 0 UEOL-V IN SC I, "STRUC TORE OF
LEAD-ZINC LODES OF KARAMAZAR." Moscow, 1960. (1AIAl
OF HIGHER AND SEC SPEC ED R'3FSR, MOSCOW '~EOL PPO%P[C-
TING INST IM S. C)RDZHONIKIOZE). (KL, 3-61, 208).
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-- NEULASOV" ---
Occurrences of enriched sectors of ore bo4ies In V-e U-~,O,,hAA
4eposit. Geol. rud. mestoroah. no.1:83-91 J&-F 160.
(KJU 13:7)
1. Inatitut Reologli rudn7irh meotorozhdaniy. petroarafti. min-,-
ralogit i geokhtmil AN SSSR.
(Kmr&maR"e-Ore deposits)

VAIRAjOV. Te.N.
Structural characteristics of vein lead-zinc deposits In the
Kara-Nazar Mountainsi. Geol. rud. mestorozh. no.2:111-114 Mr-Ap
160. (MIRAI, i:il)
1. Institut geologii rudaykh aestorozhdenly, petroi-rafli, minera-
logii i gookhimii AN SSSR. Mosk-ya.
(Kars,Mazar Mountains-Lead ores)
(Kar,i-Mazar Hountalms-Zinc ores)

I -jV. YO,M.
1141 kdtt',
Jusic structural charactstristice of the ChuL-ur-Dzhllga "Lead and
zinc doposit In tho east.,rn YAramusar Mountains. 1xv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; goo . I razv. ) no-7:63-93 Jl 160. (KIIL6 1~:9)
1. Institut geologril rudxqith mestf,rozhdeniy, petrografii, mineralogii
I gookbimil AN SM.
(Karumuzar K(nmteine-Goology, gronomic)

NEKWOV, Ye.M.
Formation of faults tranovero&Uy oriented to folds. Trady
no.41:1.19-133 '61. ( KPA --4 . E ~
(Kazakh3tari--Faults '~Geology))
(Soviet Gentr&I "la-Faults (Geology))

ROZANOV, Yu.A.; KRISTLLINYY, B.V.; HEKRASOV, Ye.M.; PAJHKOVSUYA, M.D.
Changes in the pores of enclosing rocks in some deposits of
northern Tajikistan. Trud IGEM no 41:171-177 161. (MIAA 14:8)
(Tajikistan-Ore deposits~ (Poro;ity)

NEKRASOV, Te.M.; NIKOIAYEV, S.V.
Changes in the physical properties of quartz felsite-porphy-rieo
in enclosing zones of the Zambar&k load-zinc deposit. Trudy
IGEM no.43:124-127 161. (MIRA 14:10)
(Kurama Range-Ore deposits)

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BEDOVA, L.P.; IIEKRABOV, Yu.D.
Solubility In the 873tem sodium bif,Luoride - water.
neorg. khim. 9 no,llt2669-2671 N 164 (,v,'PA
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tokhnik; MCROZOV, M.To., Insh.; ANJUSOV, Tu.I.. lnz~,.' MHATEV,
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telchn.nauk, dots.. SlIRLWHNIK, N.M., inzn.; SHUKHKAN, D.Ts., lnzh.;
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HRchineR and mmRrntuses designed by the All-Union Institute of
Autogenouf3 WorkirL- of Metalal Mnshiny I npDnrty konstr%ktFiii
V11 I I.Avtogen. Moakvn, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vrj mashinostroite! 'not
lit-ry. 19")7. 171 p. (Moscov, Vaeaoluznyi nnuchnn- tat; ednvFttsgl 'Rkil
inst.itut nvtogennoi obrabotki metnilov, no.Q)
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VASIL'YEV, Kirill 'Iasi 1 'yevich, kand. takhn. nauk; SHAPIRO, lilys
Samullovich, inzh.; NEKRASOV Turly Ivamay1ch; RAGAZINA,
P-T-Ek
M. F. , inzh. , ved. red. , RL ING, S. Z. , do t s. , red.
SOROKINA, T.M,, tekhn. red.
(Oxygen-are cutting of metals. Backfire locali;sing deviie
for gas and petroleum cutting torches] Elektrokislorodnain
rezka metallov. Lokalizator obratnykh wl&rov v banno-i
kerosinorezakh (By] IU.T.Nekrasov. W)slrva, Filial Vass.
In-ta nauchn. I tekhn. informatall, 1958. 12 p. (Peredovoi
nauchno-tekhnichaskil. I proizvodstvenny-I opyt. Tema 12.
No.M-58-IC2/8) (MIRA 16:2)
(Gas welding and cutting)

SMASOV, Y~, I.
The MM-3-57 cutter operating on atomized liquid fuel. Blul. tej:h.-
ekon. inform. no-3fl6-17 '58. (KIRA 11:6)
(Gas weldizigg and cuttirg)

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liquid fnel. Trudy VIIIArtogen no.6335-48 160.
(KUL 13, 0 )
(Gas welding and cutting-Squipment and supplies)

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C.N., redAzd-va; (ZRDEYEVA, L.P., tekhn. red.
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lov a IspolIzovantem zhidkogo goriucheFc)- Pod red. A.N.Shanh-
kova. Moskvn Mnnhglz, 1901. 85 p (Bibliotechkn nvtogen-
shchik.9, no.7 fMIRA Ih:7)
(CAm weldirp nnd ciAting)