SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MARKOVA, M. - MARKOVA, R.

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nUOVA, M.
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New species, varieties, and hab-'tats of the RdUs 4 gpmuB
in Bulgaria. Izv. inst. bot. BAS lOal99-200 162.

K-RKOVA, Margarita; TSANKOVA, Elena; KASABOVA, Dora
The vitmin C content in the leaves and fruits of some wild
-species of the genus Rubus L. In the Vitosha Mountains. Izv Inst
bot BAN 13s149-154 164.

saimutle R"ftra Nsome Tast'l (N&Udxw-
--- ~A- an khwema 1-0. serlas Id"Sters
L. QVIONMv.
Bela* julam A ~ 9 No 39 IL9"9 w 291-301.
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WORKOVA0 M.: KATIENICKY, L.
A preliminary report on the petrographic survey of the phyllite-diabasse series
in the Germer rock formations. p. 120. (Geologi--ke Prace; Zpravy No. 5, 1956)
SO: Monthly List of Last European Ac---ession (LI-jLL) L, Vol. 6, no. 71, July 1957. Uncl.

MARKOVA, M.
Petrographic studies of the phyllite-diabase series of the Slovak Ckre MolintaLns.
P. 109 (GEOLOGICKE PRACE) Vol. 45, 1957,
Bratislava, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LCp Vol. 7, No. 3,
March 1958

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Pukan d )
M=1Ml. R.M.
ionyz Stur Bfati&Uvi
ti"v-aT'Mr'-IR~*7fOWXR"gjish sum-
--M77!V'=IB-k tuffs were hydrothermally altered with
the formation of tridymite and cristobalite, and wert subse-
quently weathered. The dominant clay mineral is kaolinite
Of the fire-clay type, with some hydromka and quartz, and
authigenic siderite (I chem. analysis). Optical. x-ray, av4
differeaWl thermal analysis data, and 2 chem. analym of
the clay* arc given. Michud vivi

M o, f K c, vA , M.
CZWHCSLOVAnA / CosiiocheiAistry- Goochemistry. Hydrochei-iistry. D
Abs Jour : lRef Zhur - KhiL-dya, No 14, 1959, No. 49o88
Author : Misik, M., Cicel, B., and jj!~rkova M.
Inst : Not given
Title : bdneral and Petrographic Analyses and the
Genesis of Pukan Clays
Orig Pub : Geol Praco SAV, No 49, 123-148 (1958)
Abstract : The results froL, particle size distribution,
cheLdcal, x-ray, and Lineral analyses have shovn
that the abovo-indicatod clays aro of the kaolin
refractories type. The r03UltS of two cheLiical
anal,yses of kaolinite aggregates are given below
(in %): S102, 41.B4, 42.98; Fe2 0 1.64, 4.90;
3 , 32 46, 2 .46; T102
FOO, 3-19, o.65; A12 0 o.4(),
l.o8; mao, m4, o.64; P, traces,
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CZECHOSWVAKIA / Coemocheksti-y. Geochemistry. Hydrochem1btry
Abe Jour Rat zhur - xhikiya, No '14, 1959, No. 49088
cao 1.40, 0.78; M90, 1.82, 0.65; Y-~ 0, 0.25, 0.15;
Na2 0, 0.20, 0.10; dry residue, 3.64, 6.36; p-p.p.,
12.92; total, 99-80, 100-07. In the opinion of
the author the clays were formed by the knolini-
zation of the tufas and in particular, by sedimen-
tation. -- E. Chepizhnaya
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MARKOVA, M.M.
CharacteristicB rf the coaj-r,,,LatIor,, of verjou-B ~Irxa a-,;a -f
the retraction and lysis of the blood clot in lome forms -f
hemorrhagic diaLhesis. Lab. delo no.3:174-176 165.
( M I i 8 . ?
1. Filial TSentrallne-Y nauchno-issledovatel'skoy lai~tra~Grii
(zaveduyushchiy 1.14. Sapelkina) i kafedr-ii propedevtjk-i det~~--ijkh
bolezney (zaveduyushchly - dotsent Ye.N. Tishina, nau(.-hnyy M,-
kovoditell Prof. V.A. Vlasov) 11 Moskovskogo ruediLDD,nkogo in-
-dututs As.,,

KLOCHAN, Dmitrly Fedooeyevich,- SUBBDTA, Nikolay Nikolayevich;
SUZDALITSEV, V.1adimir Vladimirovich; MARKOVA, M.M.,
red.
[Balaklaya; a regional study) Balakliia; kraieznavcbyi na-
rys. Kharkivp Prapor, 1965. 118 P. (MIRA 18:8)

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KARKOVA. M.N.
Effect of qualitatively different fate in food on serum liDids in
rats [with summary in English]. Vop.pit. 17 no-3:30-33 Vq-Je 158.
(MIRA 11:6)
1. 1z laborstoril obmena veshchastv i energii (zav. - chlen-
korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. O.P.Holchanovs) Instituta pitaniya
AMR SSSR, Moskva.
(LI?IDS. in blood.
eff. of dietary fats in rats (Rua))

MARKOVA, M.N.; POKROVSKIY, A.A.
Determination of total cholesterol and phospholipids in a micro-
drop of blood. Lab. delo 10 no.3:145-150 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Institut pitanya (direktor - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof.
A.A.Pokrovskiy) ANN SSSR, Moskva.

MARKOVA, M.N.
Lipid changes in the liver and blood serum of white rats subjected
to a long-term diet containing sunflower seed oil. Vop. pit 23 no.2:
41-44 Mr-Ap 164. (MIRA 17:10)
1. laboratoriya obmena vesbchestv (zav. - prof. 0.P. Molchanova)
Instituta pitaniya AMN SSSR, Moskva.

CHERMSEKINp S.D.; KWPMVSKIrv A.P.; KRYUCHEDV-9 V.G.j MARROVA, M.V.; RA-
KITINAq Te.D.p red.; P201MIMA9 LA.-I tekbn. reC
[16onomic valuation of land] Zkonomichaskala oteshIca wall. By S.D.
Cheremishkin i dr. 14oskval, Goo. isd-vo sellkhos. lit-ry, 1961.
183 Pe (KIU 3-4: 8)
(Farms--Valuation) (Momov Provinoe-Soile-ClaeWication)

CHEREMUSHKIN, S.D., kand. sellkhoz. nauk; KLOPOTOVSKIY, A.P., kand.
sellkhoz. nauk; MARKOVA, M.V., kand. sellkhoz. nauk;
SMIRNOVP N.A., 2%T.-
[Basic principles of the economic valuation of land)Osnovnye
printsipy' ekonomicheskoi otsenki zemli; materialy nauchno-
iseledovatellskikh rabot. Moskva, Voes. nauchno-isal. in-t
ekon. sell.khoz. 1962. 79 p. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Rakovoditell otdela ekonomicheskoy otsenki zemelInykh ugodiy
VaesoyuznogD nauebno-iseledovatellskogo instituta ekonomiki. sell-
skogo khozyaystva (for Cherewshkin). 2. Otdel ekonomicheskoy
oteenki zemellnykh ugodiy Vsssoyuznogo nauchno-insledovatellskogo
instituts. ekonomij~i sel'skogo khozyaystva (for Klopotovskiy,
Markova). .. (Moscov Province-Farms-Valuation)
(Moscov Province--Soils--Classification)

___ ,MaFgarita VladimirovDa. kand. sellkhoz& nauk; SOKOLOVA, G.,
MARROtA I------ __ 1-
r V Te.,. tekhn. re#.
[Practical application of economic evaluation of land] 0
prakticheakom primenenil ekonom4cheakoi otsenki semli. Mo-
skva, Msok. rabochil, 1963. 57 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Moscow Province-Land classification)

OZEROV, V.A.; S0SYdN, D.S.; MARKOVAL M. V. - -
Sta-ndardization of gating-pouring systems for precision cast-ing.
Lit.proizv. no.10:3-7 0 164. (MIPA 18:4)

MARKOVA, N. A.
MAaOVA, N. A. -- "Comparative Indicators of the Pathogenic Propert--es
of Staphylococcus.11 Sub 20 May 52, Central Inst for the Advancod
Training of ---Ihysicians. (Dissertation for the Degrr-e of Camidate in
Mp6ical Sciaices.
SO: Vechernaya Moskva Jai.uary-Deoember 1952

Invit-~rNuvil,
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Novoe v tekhnike osvr!shcheidya u~oltnkh shakht.
ig"Oscorr, jglet--+hizdat, 1950. p--. 92, phollos, -liai,s., I-a'..q.; 22 x;l~;
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MAIRICOVA, N.G.
Kazakhstan. Trudy I&b.geol.dokem. no.1:17-37 '52. (MLRA 7:2)
(Kazakhstan--Geology) (Geology--Xasakhstan)

11,-',,d~ /- /- / /,, /~, I
TIIOGHADOT. A.P.; IXVMS, A.L.; DOBXENA. X.N.; PAMVA. N.G.; MARTISHCHMO.
L.G.
Using C14 to deteraine absolute &&. Report n9.1. Gsokhluiis, no.8~3-9
'56. (IMPA 10: 2)
1. Inatitut gookhinti I analitichaskoy khtall im.T.I. Ternadskogo AD
6fim. xo*kva.
(Radiocarbon dMing)

KILRKOVA, N.G.; DOBKIN&, R.I.
Using radioactive carbon for determining geological age. Priroda
45 no.12:84-86 D '56. (NLRL 10:2)
1. Institut geokhinii i analiticheekay khinii imeni V.I.Vernad-
skogo Akadermli nauk SM (Moskava).
(Radiocarbon dating)

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15-1957-7-9259
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 7,
% p 67 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Markova, N. G.
TITLE: The Age and Structural Relations of the Intrusions of
Bet-Pak-Dala (0 vozraste i polozhenii v strukture
intruziy Bet-Pak-Daly)
PERIODICAL: Sov. geologiya, vol 51, 1956, pp 3-26
ABSTRACT: Much new information on the age and structural posi-
tion of intrusive rocks was obtained by the Kazakhstan
Expedition of the Geologicheekly institut AN SSSR
(Geological Institute of the Academy of Sc-ences,
USSR) from 1950 to 1954. Six intrusive complexes of
different ages are identified in the region of the
Bet-Pak-Dala desert: 1) Proterozoic granite gneiss
(IV ), widely developed along the northern border of
Bet-Pak-Dala and in its southwestern part, where its
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15-1957-7-9259
The Age and Structural Relations of the Intrusions of Bet-Pak-Dala
(Cont.)
the overlying Rifeyskiy beds is unconformable; 2) pre-Ordovi-
cian granodiorite (Y ), not identified in concrete masses and
distinguished only b~ the abundant cobbles of granodiorite in
the basal conglomerate of the Llandeilian stage; 3) a complex
of pre-Caradocian intrusions, consisting of numerous small
bodies of hyperbasite and gabbro (S) (the precise age rela-
tions between these rocks and those of the Llandeilian stage
is not clear, and it is possible that some of the intrusions
referred to this complex are older--this view is supported by
the presence of cobbles of ultrabasic rock in the conglomer-
ates of one of the Cambrian series); 4) pre-Silarian granodior-
ite (Y ) which transects rocks of the Caradocian and Ashgil-
lian siagles and is overlain by basal conglomerates of the Silu-
rian, which contain cobbles of the granodiorite; 5) Devonian
intrusions, subdivided into two groups, which were separated
in time by the extrusion of acid volcanic rocks; and 6) a coin-
plex group of Hercynian intrusions, which can be no more pre-
cisely dated than by dividing them into early and late Hercyn-
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15-1957-7-9259
The Age and Structural Relations of the Intrusions of Bet-Pak-Dala
(Cont.)
ian. Three principal structural elements occur within the re-
gion of Bet-Pak-Dala: a central graben and two bordering up-
lifts. The oldest intrusive rocks of the area, the Porterozo-
Ic granodioritel,(*I,), are confined to the positive structural
areas of the up ft . The hyperbasites are concentrated al-
most exclusively in the central graben zone and genetically
are intimately associated with faulting. Pre-Silurian grano-
diorites are confined to this same zone. Hercynian intrusions
are associated exclusively with the zones of uplift. Devonian
intrusions occupy an intermediate position, but of these, too,
the majority occur either in the regions of uplift or where
these areas border the central zone. Thus the intrusive masses
of Bet-Pak-Dala are closely associated with the tectonics of
the region, and the successive appearances of different groups
of intrusions provide a basis for subdividing the history of
the structural development of the region into several steps,
corresponding to the following five structural stages: 1) the
Precambrian structural stage, characterized by the development
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15-1957-7-9259
The Age and Structural Relations of the Intrusions of Bet-Pak-Dala
(Cont.)
of large-scale alternating synclinoria and anticlinoria, the
first occurring in Rifeyskiy rocks, the second in Proterozoic;
2) the lower Paleozoic structural stage, including Cambrian
and Ordovician formations, during which the principal struc-
tural elements of the region were produced and block fault-
ing was superimposed on earlier formed folds; 3) the Silurian
structural stage, showing transitions to upper Paleozoic forms;
4) the upper Paleozoic structural stage (characterized by
movements predominantly upward in the first half of the Devo-
nian stage and accompanied by thick extrusions of acidic lava
and by granite intrusions; in the second half of the stage,
faulting occurred in the regions of uplift and individual
blocks were preserved by downward movements); and 5) the Meso-
zoic-Cenozoic structural stage, unimportant in this region.
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A"'THOR: 1.'arkova G.
TITLE: Silurian. DeTosits in the KarFabulak
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya Feo1of1-i,-'-.(-."*";.-r~
101~0 lir 7, pp 90-98 (USSR)
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ABSTRACT: The author describes the Siluri,,m de,,-osits near
Kargabulak spring in the western part of the
lake coastal re-ion. These depo S4tS form tl~e
of a synclinal structure which is t1- 'e ncrth-,,.-es,-
extremity of the so-called Arkhaz -3arytuma coal-
bearinE trough. They can be divided into ILI,rec~
The lowest suite is formed of porphyrites of
and basalt composition with some fractural
ar agglomerates in the lower and seams of
in the upper part of the suite. It is qbout 3Cr.
thick. The iir.-xt suite, 150-1~O m thic'k, is
Card 1/3 tufaceous sandstone with seams of oxidizr.d of"';: 1-l"'.

SOV/11-59-7-01/1'
Silurian Deposits in the Kargabulak Spring Region
rocks. The upper suite, about 350 m thick, is forrr.!.d
of red-colored conglomerates, aleuro-arCillaceous
sandstones and a thick stratum of limestone. This
third suite belongs to the Wenlock and Ludlow staCes
(Upper Siluria-n period) so identified by the numerous
faunistic remains. The author gives a very detailed
description of all these suites. Comparing the
cross sections of the Kargabulak and the Mynaral re-
gions, situated ?5 km apart, the author admits the
possibility that the first and the second suites of
the Kargabulak region are analogous respectively to
the Llandoverian a-nd Tarannon suites of the Mynaral
re-ion. The upper parts of both cross-sections 3re
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identical. The following geologists are mentioned
by the author: B.T.-..Keller, I.N. Krylov, Ye.V.Negrey,
B.I.Borsuk, E.K.Villtsing, I.T.Serebryakova, S.B.
Card 2/3 Bakirov, V.I.Volobuyev, 1,,,'.A.Borisyak, V.A.Sytova and

Silurian Deposits in the Yargabulak Spring Region
0. Bonarenko. There is 1 schematic r,rof-'-1
and .? Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: -7eoloCicheskiy institut AN SSSR, ,'oskva, (The
gical Institute of thLe AS U'S'DR, Eoscowj
STIBMITTED: January 6, 1950,
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SOV/80-32-2-30/56
AUTHORS: Trofimov, A.V., Markova, N.G., Dobkina, E.I.

TITLEt r- ____
Synthesis of Acetylene From Calcium Carbonate (Sintez atseti-
lens, iz karbonata kalltsiya)
PERIODICALt Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1959, Vol XXXII, Nr 2,
pp 399-404 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Gaseous compounds of'carbon (C02, C2H2, CH4' etc) are now
used for radiocarbonidatings. It is necessary to develop a
simple method for preparing acetylene which is free of radio-
active pollutions. Acetylene may be prepared from carbonate
by decomposition to C02$ absorption and precipitation by SH3,
heating the prepared carbonate with Xg and decomposing the
formed carbide with water to C2H The yield of acetylene by
this method is 86 1 6% of the ini;ial carbon. The presence
of other gases is detected by a solution Of K2H9J4 Z Ref 82.
The method has the drawback that the output of acetylene
varies considerably (see Table).
There is I diagram, 1 table, and 8 references, 5 of which are
Card 1/2 Soviet and 5 English.

Synthesis of Acetylene Prom Calcium Carbonate SOV/80-32-2-30/56
ASSOCIATIOB: Institut geokhimii i analiticheskoy khimii imeni V.I~ Vernad-
skogo Al SSSR (Institute of Geochemistry and Analytic Chemistry
imeni V.I. Vernadskiy of the USSR Academy of Sciences)
SUBMITTED: May 27, 1957
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KOPTEV-DVORNIKOV, V.S.; POIXVOY, O.S.;-tLR~KA ~4-DMITIRYEV, L.V.;
WREMOVI, S.V.; YEZHOV, A.I.; ZHUKOV, M.A.,; kOZLOV, A.V.; LEBEDEV,
A.P;, otv.red.; SHLUCV, V.K.t red.izd-va; ASTAFIYEVA, G.A., tekhn.red.
[Paleozoic intrusive ~omplexos in Bet-Pak-Dala. Part 1) Paleozoiskie
intrazivnye kompleksy Betpakdala. Part.l. Mookvap lzc'krvo Akad.nauk
SSSR., 2960. 239 p. (Akademiia nauk SSSR. Institut geologii ru4nykh
mestorozhdenii,, petr'ografii, mineralogii i geokhWi Trudy, no.44)
iMIRA 13:12)
(Bet-Pak-Dala--Granite)

M&MVA, N.G.
Pre-Cambrian in Bet-Pak-Dala and adjacent regions in Ka-zakh tan.
Izv.vys.acheb.zav.; geol.1 razv. 3 no.4:3-25 Ap 16o.
(MIRA 13:7)
1. Geologicheskiy institut All SSSR.
(Kazakhstan--Geology, Stratigraphic)

VINOGRADUV., A.P., akad.; DEVIRTS, A.L.; DOBKINAp
MUTISHCMONCY L.G.; MERGASOV, G.G.$ red. izd-va; POLYAKOVA, T.V.,
tekhn. red.
[Determination of absolute age by C14 using a proportional counter;
description of the constiNction method and results) Opredelenie ab-
soli,atnogo vozrasta po, C-L4 pri pomoshchi proportsioriallnogo schet-
chika; opisanie metoda konBtruktsii i rezulltatov. Moskva, Izd-vo
Akad. nauk SSSR, 1961. 57 p. (MIU 14: 11)
(Radiocarbon dating)

MAMn!OVLAA? ~Nata~llrlayrllovna; KELLER, B.M., doktor gool.-miner.nauk, Otv,red.;
-- , I.M., red.izd-va; DOROKHINA, I.N.V tekhn.red.;
GUSIKOVAP O.M., tekhn.red.
(Stratigraphy and tectonics of the Paleozoic in Bet-Pak-Dalal
Stratigraftia i tektonika paleozoia Bet-Pak-Daly. Moskva,
lzd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1961. 363 P. (Akademiia nauk SSSR.
Geologicheskii institut. Trudy, no.62.). (KRA 15:5)
(Bet-Pak-Dala--Geology)

STREYS, N.A.; NAGIBINA, M.S.; KROFMKIN, P.N.,- t%I~K~A2_ N.G.; SOBOLEVSKAYA,
V.N.; PEYVE, A.V.; PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.V.
Andrei Khrisanfovich Ivanov., 1897-1961.
27 no.3:U4 Mr 161.
(Ivanov, Andrei Khrisardbvich, 1897-1961)
Izv.AN SSSR.Ser.geol.
(MIRA 15:2)

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HIMOG f"I'V qt~'II TJ "d'V' 'XXI-4119UH! I

NEYSHTADT, H.I.; DEVIRTS, A.L.; MARKOVA, W.G.; DOBKINA, E.I.; KHOTIIISKIY,
N.A. --
Dating of holocaine deposits by radiocarbon and %)ollen analysis.
DAL AN SSSR 144 no.5:1129-1131 Je 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Institut geografii AN SSSR i Institut geokhimii i analitichesko.-
kh'-ii AN SSSR. Predatavleno akademikom I.P.Gerasimovym.
(Holocaine) (Geological time)

SEREBRYANNYY., L.R.; DEVIRTS, 4-1- ~OVAN~.G.
Now data on the absolute age of Allrod modiments in the vicinity
of Imningrad, biul.Non.chetv.per. no.272151-153 062,
(KMA 16:4)
(Len-,ugrad region-Geological time)

IAVEUSHIN, Yu.A.; DEVIRTS, A.L.; GITERMAN, R.Ye.;_MARK-OVA, N.G.
Primary data on the absolute chronology of principal events in
the Holocene of the northeastern part of the U.S.S.R. Biul.Kom.
chetv. per. no. 28:112-126 163. (MMA 17:5)

MARKOVA, N.G.; KHOREVA, B.Ya.
7ypes of structures associated with faults (shear zone) and Lhe.-*Lr
genesis as revealed by a study in Kazakhstan and the Altai. Trudy GIN
no.92:64-89 163. (MIRA 17:10)

KkRPOVA, N.A.; MARKUNA, ~;-G-
St.at,e of the
tr,dy Mp
bl()r.d circulatlun. ';c~.
1. 1z kliniki gos-.itall,,c;y ki-irurgii
TSentral In oy naucrllric~ Is- I edcva tz- -I Is koy 1~--bc.ratcri A Gc r1k. V.
gosudarstvenr:,--f7o

AVERIYANOV, F.K., inzh.; FARKOVA, N.I., inzh.
Erection of a three-span metal bridge across the Moskva River.
Mont. i spets. rab. v stroi. 23 no.11:11-13 N 161. (KIRA 16:7)
1. Glavstallkonstruktsiya, Minstroy RSFSR.
(MoskVa River-Bridge construction)

MARKOVA, N. N.
"Traumatological Apparatus and bpecial Features of Nursing the Sick during Varixe
Kinds of Tension,"
SOt Med. Sestra., No. 2, 1948.
Cand. Med. Sci. -c1948-.

MAMOVA, N. N.
"Special Features of Nursing Patients with Fractured Backbones and Pelvic Bones,"
SOz Med. Sestra.2 No- 3. 1948.
Cand. Med. Sci. -cl948-.

URKOVA, N.N.
Atercles therapy In fractures. Sovet. nod. no-1:28-30 Jan 52. (CM 21:4)
1. CwAid&te Medical Sciences. 2. Of the Department of Traumtology
(Head-Ronor6d Worker in Science Prof. N.0. Tridland), Central Inoti-
tuts, for the Advanced Training of Physicians.

M&RKOVA N.N.
Effectivenpas of using.benactyzine in psychoneurological practice.
Vop. psikh i nevr. no.5s233-238 '59. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Iz 3-go psikhlatricheskogo otclbler-iya (zav. - prof. Ye.S.Averbukh)
Psikhonevrologicheskogo instituta imeni V.M.Bekhtereva (direktor -
chlen-korrespondent Akademii podagogicheskikh nauk RSFSR prof.
V.N.Myasishchev).
(BEUCTYZINF.-TU,R&PEUTIC USE) (NMAL ILLNEW)

MARKOVA, N.N.
Rqwrience in the use of aminokrovin in poychiatric practice;
prellidnary data. Vop. pikh. i nevr. no.9:472-476 162.
(MDU 17: 1)
1. 3-y& poikhiatricheakaya klinike (sav. - prof. Ye.,'-*
Averbulih) instituta imeni. V.M. Bekhter3va (dir. - B.A. Lebedev).

42700
5/020/62/147/002/006/021
B112/B186
AUTHORS: Chistyakov, V. P., Markova, N. P.
TITLE: Certain theorems for unhomogeneoua branching processes
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 147, no. 2, 1962, 317-320
TEXT: A system of particles each of which dqcays into k particle s during
the time interval Lt with the probability p,,(t),L~t + 0(-~t) (Pk(~~P)Ov k / 1,
o0 n
Pi Pk (t) = 0) is described by a function F(e,t,x) n(s,t)x
n=O
for the particle number at the instant t, the particle nui.ber at the instant
s being equal to unity. This function satisfies the equation
-dF(B,t,x)/as - f(s,F(s,t,x)) with the initial condition F(s,t,x)l,.t= x
00
(O~,s~~,t/oo). Here, f(s,x) Lpn (9)x". The process is said to'be
n-O
degenerated if 1~m P 0(s,t) P0(s) It is demonstrated that D. G.
t CD
Kendall's condition of degeneracy (Ann. Math. Statist., 19, No. 1, 1(1948))
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Certain theorems for unhomogeneous ... B112/B186
is sufficient in the general case, but not under certain restrictions.
Some limiting theorems for processes of growth are derived.
PRESENTED: February 7, 1962, by A. N. Kolmogorov, Academician
SUBMITTED: February 7, 1962
J/
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BOROVKOV, A.A.; MARKOVA, N.F.; SYCHEVA, N.M.; SHPAKOVSKAYA, L.I.,
red. --.- --l-1--
[Tables for N.V.Smirnov's criteria of the uniformity of
two samples) Tablit-sy d1la kriteriev N.V.Smirnova odno-
rodnosti dvukh v-yborok. Novosibirsk, Redaktsionno-izd.
otdel Sibirskogo otd-niia AN SSSR, 1964. 139 P.
(MT HA 17 -.6)

MARKOVA, N. S.
"Effect of the Central Nervous -System on the Formation of Immurl, ~L~djj,_._1,
;-nd thr Th.~_ -ocytic RFaction Durin D~,_~httjeri.-." ;an,! Ned _-cJ~, :;tate
lKedical Inst, Simfero.-L,oll , 19.~4. No 8. Apr 55)
SO: Sum. No. 704, 2 N,0v 55 - Survey of -1cient.ific and Technical -is.-ertations
Defended at U3S.-I. Higher Educational Institutions (16).

PTATKIN, K.D. EPOIATKIN, K.D.I. TROPMOVA. B.D., KARROVA, I.S.
VarlAbility in Corynobneterium diphtherine. Xikrobiol,shur. 20
no.1:44-48 958 (m MA 11: 6)
1. Z kpfedri mikrobiologii Krimalkogo madichnogo institutu.
(CORYNEBACTERnTH DIPHTHERIAE,
vnrinbility (Uk))

I -
rV - 1.
KALININ, B.N.,dotsent, kand.skon.nouk, otv.red.; LUPIROVICH. I.S., doktor
sellskokhoz.nouk, akademik. zome8ttitall otv.red.; URUSOV, V.V.,
otv.red. po vypaska; 1ULASHEV, I.I., doktor geologo-mineral.nau
akedemik. red.: AUSENTOYEV. A.N., kand.geologo-mineral.nauk, red.;
RMTOT, P.P.. doktor sellskokhos.nauk. akademik, red. Sostaviteli
kart: BOBYLZVA, Ye.A.; VOLKOVA.M.; VORONTSOVA, G.V.; KAMOVA, N.T.;
TIKHONRAVOVA, Ye.V.. ]L'YUSHIN, I.M., kand.filosof.nauk, red.kart;
13UTCHMO, I.S., kand.1stor.nauk, red.kart-, KUPREVICH. V.P., doktor
biolog.nauk. akademik, red.kart; BURZGAL, T.S.. red.-kartograf;
GULTUK, G.I., rod.-kartograf; LEVSHINOV, A.0., red.-kartograf;
RUTKOVSLATA. M.S., red.-kartograf; SVIRSKIT, A.S., red.-kartograf
(Atlas of the White Russian Soviet Socialist Re-vublic] Atlas Belo-
rusekoy Sovetskoy SotHialisticheskoy Respabliki. Minsk. Akad.nauk
BSSR. Glav.upr.geodes. i kartografii MVD SSSR, 1958. ZIV. 140 maps.
(MIRA 12:4)
1. Predsedatell Gosplana BSSR (for Kalinin). 2. AN BSSR; prezident
Akademii sellskokhoz.nauk BSSR (for Iiapinovich). 3. Direktor Kinakoy
kartograficheskoy fabriki (for Urnsov). 4. AN BSSR; vibe-prezident
AN BSSR (for Lukashev). 5. AN BSSR (for Rogovoy)i 6. Chlen-korrespondent
A BSSR (for Illyushin). 7. AN BSSR; chlen-korrespondent A SSSR;
president AN BSSR (for Kuprevich).
(White Russia--Kaps)

SOV/I 37 - 58- 1 1 2-1-,75
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr I !. .0 27: 'L:55RI
AUTHORS: Markova, N. V., Yezerskaya, N. A.
TITLE: Analysis of Platinum in Concentrates (Analiz shlikho\-oN- platim)
PERIODICAL: Tr. N.-i. gorno-razved. in-ta "Nigrizoloto", 1957, Nr ' i, pp 1 ~9
145
ABSTRACT: Descriptions are given for the combined procedures for the analysis
of Pt in concentrates in which Fit and Os-Ir are determined gravirnet-
rically and Ru, Pd, and Ir colorimetrically. 0.3-0.5 g specimens are
used for the analysis. The test sample is treatedwith aqua reRia and
filtered. The filtrate is concentrated by evaporation, Na nitrite is
added, and Ni, Cu, Fe, and Au are precipitated with soda. Then Au
and Fe are determined volumetrically and Ni and Cu polarographically
Pt, Pd, Rh, and Ir remain in the filtrate. Os-Ir is determined in the
insoluble residue. In the filtrate Pd is precipitated with dimethylgly-
oxime and filtered off, after which the nitrites are decomposed in the
filtrate and the latter is divided into two portions. In the first portion
Pt is precipitated with calomel, in the second portion the dimet.hyl
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Analysis of Platinum in Concentrates (cont.)
ZnO and determined colorimetri c ally in aliquot portions.
SOV/1 17 - 58 -11 Z 075
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- !
Extraction of small quantities of gold from cyanogen, hydrochloride,
and iodine solutions by means of anionites. Zhur.prikl.khim. 30
no.7:1071-1074 Jl '57. (MIRA 10:10)
l.Nauchno-issladovatellskiy Institut "Nigrizoloto".
(Gold)

S/137/62/OOO/OO3/17'7/! 91
A16o/Aioi
AUTHOR: Markova, N. V.
TITLE: Determining selenium and tellurium in ores
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 3, 1962, 2, abstracL 3 K 7,
("Khim., fiz.-khim. i spektr. metody issled. rud redk. i rasseyan.
elementov", Moscow, Gosgeoltekhlzdat, 1961, 75 - 78)
TEXT: In order to expedite the analysis, instead of thickening H2SO4 ni-
trate solution assay be evaporation, use is made of a denitration with alcohol.
After it, Se is precipitated with the aid of H2SO 3, while Te is precipitated in
the filtrate with the aid Of SnC12 solution. The analysis is finished-up by
colorimetric means. Upon decomposition of a weighed portion of HNO 3 (1 : 1)
assay solution is thickened by evaporation until it becomes small in size, is
supplemented with 25 ml concentrated HC1 or with 10 ml H2SO4 (1 : 1), and several
drops of alcohol. This reaction calls for a slight preheating. Once gas has
been liberated, the denitration is over. Solution is regulated so that it should
include 75 % of HC1, is heated to 60 - 700C and Se is precipitated by adding
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Determining selenium and tellurium in ores A16o/Aioi
50 ml concentrated HC1, saturated with S02, Next day the precipitate Is flItered
off: the filtrate is boiled, in order to remove S02' and Te is preclipiltated from
3 normal HCI solution with the aid of an addition of SnC12. By this means Te
becomes isolated from Cu, Pb, Zn, Bi, As and Sb. A colorimetric analysis Is
usually carried-out in an acetic buffer, since the colloidal hydrochloride sGI-
utions are colored considerably weaker. It has been established that Ihe P-_,b-
ence of Sb3+ ions in hydrochloric solutions raises the intensity of coloring
due to Se more than twice. The optimum amount of Sb in 1 ml of a 1 % solution
containing 0.3 mg Se. In this case the analyzed solution first is suppler,.icnted
with 1 ml of an I % Sbp(SO )3 solution, then with 8 ml of a 0.5 % gelatine solu-
tion and 6 drops of a 25 SnC12 solution. Colorimetric analysis is conducted
onT'~;"\'-jj (FEK-M), at 450 m1, in a 50 mm vessel. The range of determined concen-
traticn lies within 0.01 - 0.3 mg Se in a 50 ml solution. The reaction of re-
7c wfth the aid of SnCl2 is sufficiently sensitive and produces in a 1Krd_ro-
cr.lcric medium relatively strongly colored solutions. There are 7 references.
N. Gertseva
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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B124/B18O
AUTHORS: Zhinkin, D. Ya., Semenovat Ye. A.p Markova, X. V.
TITLE: Production of polyalkyl cyclosilazanes from alkyl
chlorosilanes and ammonia
PERIODICAL. Plaaticheakiye massy, no. 6, 1962, 16-20
T---'X'2: In the synthesis of mixtures of polyalkyl oyclosilazanen (hexa-
methyl cyclotrisilazane, octamethyl cyclotetrasilazane, hexaethyl
e
"otrisilazane, etc.), by the reaction of anhydrous, gaseousand liquid
ye.
ammonia with alkyl chlorosilanes in the presence of a-olvents, the
resulting NH4C1 is filtered off in yields of 40-700A of the theoretical
amount. The authors have found an improvement on the filtration. The
reaction mass is treated with water or an aqueous alkali solution, the
upper of the two resulting layers is separated by a funnel, the solvent
is driven out, and the reaction products are rectified in a column with
22 theoretical plates. This ind/reases the yield to' 87-95-5% and
considerably reduces the time required. If the reaction mass is
extracted with benzene, the yield is Only 76~. Anhydrous products must
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Production of polyalkyl ... B124YB180
be used and the reaction conducted in nitrogen flow. The composition
of the reaction products is little affected by the method of synthesis.
There are 4 tables. The five English-language references are: R. 0.
Sauer, R. 11. Hasek, J. Am. Chem. Soo. 68, 241 (1946); S. D. Brewer, Ch.
P. Faber, ibid., 70, No. 11, 3888 (1948); J. R. Meankins, J. Council
Sci. Ind. Res. 21, 222 (1948);. US Patent 2579416; US Patent 2553314.
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S/079/62/032/008/004/006
D204/D307
AUTHORSs Zhinkin, D. Ya., Markova, N. V. and M. V.
Sobolevskiy I---
TITLEt Synthesis of polyalkyloyclosilazanes with
various radicals on the silicon.atom
FERIODICALs Zhurnal obahchey khimii, v- 32, no. 8, 1962,
2652 - 2654
TEXTs [(CH 3)2S'NH'3 (A), UCH3)2S'"I~ (B),
RCH 3)2S'NHI 2 (C2H5)2 SiNH (C), (CH3)2S'NHC(C2H5)2S'NH]2 (D)
and E(C 2H 5)25'NB33 (F,) were prepared by the reaction of Me2 Sicl2
and Et2sici 2 taken in the ratios of 113, 10 and 311 (B only
10 and 311 ) with the calculated amount of dry
for the ratios
NH3, in benzene, at 25 - 300C. The mixtures were then treated with
aqueous KOH and distilled. The total yield of mixed cyclooilazanes
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Synthesis of ... D2o4/D307
was rj 80 The b p.'s of A to E increased from 51 - 520 C/4 mm
Hg to 128 1290 C~l mm Eg, d 0 from 0.9246 to 0.9324, and n20 from
4 D
1.4450 to i.469o. The products contained more derivatives Of Et2SiC12
than of Me2SiCl after &--onolysis. owing to the greater tendency of
r
the latter to firm higher Polysilax*anes which did not distill over.
There are 2 tables.
SUBMITTEDs July 28, 1961
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D204/D307
AUTHORS: Zhinkin, D. Ya., Dlarkova.,, N. V. and Soboloveskiy, M.V.
TITLE; Synthesis of polysilazanes based on di- and trifunc-
tional organochlorosilanes
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, v. 33, no. 1, 1963, 252-255
TEXT: The ammonolysis of mixtures of Me Sicl and MeSiCl (I),
2 2 3
Et2 SiC12 and EtSiCl3 (11), and Me2siC12 with PhSiCl 3 (111) was
studied, at 25 - 300C. In mixture (I) for molar ratios (n) of
Me2siC12 : MeSiCl 3 = 1:1 or 3:1, the products were hexamethylcyclo-
trisilizane and polysilizanes. Only polysilizanes, largely
~CH 33ijNHSi(CH 3) [NHSi(CH 3)21 NH ~3' were obtained w.hen n was reduced
1 2
to 1:3. Ammonolysis of II similarly gave rise to hexaethylcyclotri-
:Bilazane and polysilazanes, chiefly C 2H5 Si[NHSi(C2H 5) EIIHSi(GA~j Nli~,
2 1 J.)
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Synthesis of polysilazanes ... D204YD307
In III (equimolar mixture) ammonolysis gave only the polysilazanes.
The alkyl or aryl groups in the silane thus exert an influence on
the ammonolyeis.
SUBMITTED; February 20, 1962
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AUT::02 Shata-lov, A. Ya.; '~arkova, 11 Ye.; Chernyshov, V. V.; L
OHG: none
TITHE: Zlectroche:rical removal of chloride ion imourities from etched canac-
itor foil4.;in nitrate and borate solutions
SCURCE: A."411 SSSR. Ctdelenire olbs.,-.chey --' toklinnicneskoy khir-,ii. Zashchitn..,rye
chaskiye i oksidn~rye pokrytiya, korroziya netallov i issledovaniya V oblasLi elektro-
khim'-i (Protective metallic and oxide coatings, corrosion of metals, and studie6 "n
electrochemistry) Moscow, Nauka, 1965, 123-126
TOPIC TAGS: chloride, aluminum foil, electrolytic capacitor, electrolytic refirinj
ABS'RACT: An olectroc"henical T)urificatic.n of all-,-.Inum canacitor foil
Move adsor~bed c,-Lloride 4~ons invo. -d cat-orlic ~-nat~nen~ 4n noi~ral solu-4on- o'
and borate buffer at current of' '.7~
that in this ran~!e the c~irrant rienr- t-,, !1,-.n prac'. t.callt-."r no offect or. tho
1i - --ho citi-.o6-'c troatmon-
'fication of the foil, 'but, as the (2ural-tor. of I I
1
Azation) is increased, t.-Io iorocess of -osorn';on 0~ C`Icr-*~o 40'-15 bocomcl~--
i3letG. A batch of electrol-rtic ca-3acitor- -j,! from 'oi` -,.,h-ch '-ad
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cathodic treatmont showod thz,t t'~,rir c~.irr,,nz. was r~uch thar, 'In urktrbat-'
ed cat)acitors, and tha a,,-4nf- -.,.Drod requrod -,;a:; also substantially roduced. Or J
art. has: 4 figures and 1 table.
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Th e Ad -t - ri'L,-i an Eff t c t f ~ ~r Sign-T> riabl-,i To rs Lo n in Cor,:-,,n c t io; i -N'ithf
Fatigue," 1. D. Novokreshch~nov, Ye. -;~rkova, Act; -'. A. Re-U'iA-!!i-,
Dept of Dispersiv'r, J'.Ystei7.S, In9t of Chaj:., Acad '.ci 1+
"Duk AK Naw~ 330'R" Vol L;CVIIT, No
Results of detailed of dtf , r. 4Lon of 'Lin in the forf;l of po-.Y- -arl- -Ial%~>Cr.-:'jt,~-'c
wires. In one-sided torsion of t-*In -,rirt under sir!iuitaneous actl'~Dr, of
load of 119 g, substaLntial reduction of the tor -i-e 11-1 correspond! ri tc. t.r: Liver, an u- --Ar
deformation was observed under it-ifluti.ce of adsorpLion of oleic acid fror nl~~, r
hydrocarbon li,-juid. Effect -aas ob~5trv-~d for lo-t; torsion s,ends (of (.,,r,1cr ~f r,
Data sho-e.Fs t;ir-:t adsorption effect incrtases in ~icf-,r.:ztion ar-~ very hi--h v--- rL
near the brea1dng pcL-it. In st-,dyi;~g sigvLriable t(-rsion and cr 5L,,.17 LFJL--,C().
by static load for constant a,litlile of V,, and Ulie aiigle ~ var~,ing
time adsorption effects bee&-iie vor-
I y appareat at comparatively sj..a 1 perl-od-, uf t~:e
[0o=4 to 8.5 -nin].
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Trans I at ion frorn, Refer at ivnvy zhurna I Me T al! u, g-ya, 195-1, Nr iP _'0n -L:SSR
AUTHOR. Markova, N. Ye.
TITLE: Investigation of the Surface Layers of Metal by the Mic roha-diless
Method (.Issledovaniye poverkhnoslnvl~h sloyev meta!1a metodom
mikrotverdosti)
PERIODICAL Tr Voronezhsk un-ta, Il"ib. Vol 4,~, Nr -1, pp 9- 10
ABSTRACTi Using a PMT-3 apparatus with a 50-~, oad the author InVestigated
the microhardness of surface layers of Cu and Al after the\- had
undergone various treatment It was established that polishing
of metals with Al oxide produces a i-ardening of the surfac e la%(-,
whereas electrolytic polishing of Cu in orthophosphoric acid and (if
A] in an alkaline electrolyte riot only fails to increase but even
removes the hardening caused by any antecedent surface grinding
Wetting the surface with a surface-active liquid (O.Z% oleic acid
in non-polar liquid paraffin) causes an increase in microhardness.
which phenomenon is associated with the Rebinder effect.
N - K
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s/196/62/000/018/oll/017
E191,/E155
AUTHORS: Gr ibkov, S. P. , and Markoya,
TITLE: An investigation of aluminium foil for capacitors
PE'RIODICAL. Referativnyy zhurnal, FIektrotekhnika i energetika,
n(,.18, 1962, 14, abstract 18 B 72. (Tr. Voroziezilsk.
un-ta, 55, 1961, 5-10).
TLXT; A study was made of the stability of the effective-
surface increase-factor K produced by-electrochemical etching of
aluminium toil grade A130 for electrolytic capacitors. ( \I wazi
determined from the capacitance of' specimens and also by means of
a p-thickness meter). It was found that the scatter of' the value
of K over the length of a given roll of Soviet. manufac*ture is
13-15'/'o, whereas according to the standard of the French f.irm
SATNIA it should not exceed 1 7.5"-, in foil with an initial thicj,-ness
of 125 microns. The scatter in various batches manufactured
within a year reached 505o. Considerable variations in the
capacitance of specime.is of smooth foil of different batches arc
apparently due to differences in the metal structure resulting
from the poor quality of rolling. It is noted that the excellent
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E194/E155
surface f inish of the foils produced by the SATMA and KalilhiAum
companies was accompanied by uniforin and deep etching.
Investigat ion of the texture of different types of foil shio-ted
that the SATMA foil has the gr-at est degree of' -crystall- -i ;p;iJc
texture and the foil of Soviet manufacture the least. 'rile
following values of K (measured at 18() V) were obtained ,n
etching different foils: SATMA - (); Kahlbaam - 11.9; I'boVj, L
commercial enbossed foil - 5-5.2. In the I irst two cas. ~ I
etch~-- was uniform, and in the third it was not. The heigit~ ii
irregular it-: Hav of' the SATM,% etched foil -was 2-2.5 Ljjli
Z;-~ekL.ei sian Hav of the Soviet foil.
I figure, 4 references.
~Abstractor,s note: Complete translaLion._:
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S/137/62/000/005/102/150
^'C,06/A!G,'
AUTHORS: _Mar-kova, N. Yo., Kir'yanova, V. M.
TITLE: Investigating the mechanical properties of cold-rolled alum.-*num
plates
PERIODICAL: ReferativnTj zhurnal, Metaliurgiya, no. 5, 1962, 71, abstract 5:1,30
("Tr. VoronezhzR. un-ta", 1961, v. 55, 79 - 86)
=--.T: A study was made of changes in the mechanical properties of co---;-
rolled "Al" grade Al-plates at various reduction degrees (from 20 to 88% initial
thiclMess) by ta'King into account the effect of a surface-active medium. upon the
specimens. On the basis of bending deformation of small plane specimens a method
was developed of determining E, -e and -s, and of revealing Afirst sy-..~ptons o,
plastic deformation and their propagation into the depth of the specimen. Tne
active effect of an aerosol solution ("OT" with a concentration of G.112 mole/
liter) is shown which facilitates deformation due to the penetration of adsorp-
tion layers into the specimen depth.
T. Rumyantseva
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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MIRKOVA, O.A.
A. Kh. Bork and 0. A. Mhrkova, The dependence of the relative adsorption coefficients
on the temperature ard the size and nature of the surface of the catalyst. P-.. I-A81-L.
It is shown experimertallw- that t,-ie reletive adsorption c~,)efficiert -..f wae: --4,-rine
dehydratit)n of etliv-1 alcohol cr, aluminum oxide: a) does not de
4 pend or. temperpture,
within the limits from 129-30 to 398.OOC; b) does not depei,d on the size of the
catalytically active surface of the catalyst.
Chair of Chemistry of the Institute
of Constmction of the Moscow Soviet
April 11, 1948
SO: Journal of Physical Chemistry (USSR) 22, No. 11, 1948

MkRKOVA, D.A., inzh.; MERKIN, A.P., kand. tekhn. nauk
Determining the frost res-4stance of porous materia2s. Strc-i.
mat. ne.11:23-24 N 265. (KJRA 18: IL2 ~'

KkRKOVA, O,L.
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Effect of kara+, on the flav of rivers of the Ay River wata-raned
(western 91,3pe cf the sou"hern Urals). Trudy GGI nc.122,,163-
179 065. (M:TA 1819)

ACC NR: AT6034491 SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Markova, 0. L.
ORG: ro-
UR/3186/66/000/134/0206/0232
:TITLE: Effect of karat on spring-flood runoff
SOURCE: Leningrad. Gosudarstvennyy gidrologicheskiy inatitut. Trudys
no. 134. 1966. Issledovaniya formirovaniya i raschety stoka rek
(Studies of the formation and calculation of streamflow), 206-232
TOPIC TAGS: hydrology, karat.
d r a i n a g eA41"WA t-A
;ABSTRACT: Approximately 25% of the European USSR has a karat-topography,
!some of the principal regions include the Onega-Dvina interfluve. the
!Belomorsk-Kuloy and Silurian Plateaus, the central Urals, and the
Lower Oka area. Results are presented for an investigation of the
effect of karat on spring-flood runoff in rivers. A comparison is made
between the runoff in rivers flowing through karat and nearby rivers not
draining through karat. The basic data consisted of information pub-
ilished up to 1965 by such institutions as the All-Union Scientific Re-
Isearch Institute of Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology, the State
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Hydrological Institute, etc., and supplemented by data collected by the
author while working at the Gipronikell Design Institute. It was found
that in karat rivers whose catchment basins exceeded 500-1000 km2,
spring runoff was reduced by 50-60%, and the maximum runoff was gen-
erally 10-20% greater than in nonkarst areas. Further research is ad-'
judged necessary before conclusions can be drawn as to the maximum run-
off from smaller areas (catchment basins smaller than.500 kn2). Orig.
art. has: 7 figures and 12 tables. (W.A. 501
SUB CODE: OS/ SUBM DATE: non*/ ORIG REFs 025
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WIDTA. 0.N., kand.wed.nank
A case of enchondroma of the first metacerpal with unusual course.
Ortop.travm. i protes. 19 no.5:73-74 S-0 '58 (KnA 11:12)
1- Iz TSentrallnogo instituta trpvmatologil i ortopedii (dir,
Zystvitellmyy chlen ANN SSSR prof. R.N. Priorov).
(CHOMMOM. case reports
first metacarpal bone (Run))
(METACARFUS. neoplFksma
chondroma (Rue))

RARKOVA) O.N.,
Case of a- c; T. r.
polyar Lhri t i s. Or t ol--,. .rpvx,.
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tor med. nauk V c,-, ire,- ici!
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SHLAPOBEP6SKIY, V. Ya., prof.; BELENIKAYA, G. M., starshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik; MARKOVA, 0. N., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Clinical bacteriological parallels in antibiotic therapy in
trawnatology. Khirurgiia 38 no.7:43-49 -71 162.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo instituta travmatologii i ortopedii (dir. -
deystvitellnyy chlen MR4 SSSR prof. N. N. Priorov(decoacedl)
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(TRAUMATISM) (ANTIBIOTIGS)

KASAVINA, B.S.; ZENKEVICH, G.D.; RIKHTER, A.I.; LAUFER, A.L.; LIRTSMAN, V.M.;
MARKOVAP O.N.; Prinimall uchastiye: ARENBERG, A.A.; AGAPOVA, N.A.;
-'wffMwAl-O-.-v.
Some enzyme-substrate systems in the process of regeneration of the
bony tissue. Eksper. khir. i snest. 7 no.4:56-63 Jl-Ag 162.
(KRA l7t5)
1. Iz bidkhinlqiheskoy laboratorli (zav. - doktor biolog. nauk
B.S.Kosavina) TSentrallnogo instituta travmatologii i ortopedii
(dir. - doktor med. nauk M.V.Volkav) Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya
SSSR i kafedry gistologii (zav. - F;raf. L.I.Falin) Moskovskogo
moditainakogo stomatologicheskogo instituta.

MAMMA$ O.N.0 kand. md. nauk;
I
Orteo,vyr in open d.lr-priysial frar-tu--as rt che 4-j. Vcrn.---tr',. i,..
-,t~
no.802-36 164.

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TOMASHDV, N.D., CHERNOVA, G. 10., M&RKOVA, 0,N,
w9ffect of allcyirkg components on the sunceptabillty ef
chrome-nickel steel to pitting Corrosion-v
Report submitted to the Second Intl. Congress on Corrosion of Metals
Nev York City U-15 March 1963
INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL CHE!qSTRY, MOSCOW

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D217/11302
AUTHORS: Tomashov, N.D., Chernova, G.P., and Markova, O.N.
TITLE: Influence of anodic polarization on the intercrystal-
line corrosion of stainless chromium-nickel steels
' I
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal DNJkl noy khinii, v. 33, no. 6, 1960,
1i. i ad
1324 - 34
TEXT: The possibi ility of protecting steels against general and
intercrystalline corrosion by means of anodic polari%ation in sul-
phuric acid solutions and in soju
dency to intercrystalline corro i1tons used for testing the ten
was investigated. The mate-
rial tests# was 2X18H9 steel (2 9) (free from titanium), con-
taining 0-15 - 0.25 % C. This steelv as quenched from 10500 and
subsequently tempered at 6500 for 2 hourep is known to be liable
to fail by intercrystalline corrosion. Untempered, however, it
does not tend to fail by this mechanism. This steel was therefore
tested in both don%tione. The tendency to failure was determined
after boiling in a solution of the following composition: 160 g
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Influence of anodic polarization ... D217%302
CUS04 * 5H2 0 + 100 cM3H2SO4 (e.g. = 1.84) + 1000 ml H20 with addi-
tion of copper filings. The behavior of the stainless steel 2Khl8-
Ng was investigated in the above range of potentials (from - 0.13
- +1.3 V) in order to study its corrosion behavior and develop
methods of protecting it against intercrystalline corrosion. The
study of the influence of anodic polarization %a interepratalline
corrosion was carried owt by plotting polarization curvbs by po-
tentiostatic methods and by corrosion tests at given potentials,
It was found that the range of the stable, passive condition of
quenched and tempered 2Khl819 steels in sulphuric acid solutions
lies between + 0.51 and + 0.83 V. In the tempered condition, this
range reduces to 0 to + 0.4 V. In the stable, passive state, this
steel, whether tempered or *enehedp resists failure by intercry-
stalline corrosion in%3ulphuricoard solutions, the general corro-
sion is extremely slight and an d c protection in this case is
possible. With an increase in aggressiveness of the sediuq, the
stable# passive range of the tempered steel is reduced to a grea-
ter extent than that of quenched steel, and in a strongly aggres-
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sive medium way be entirely absent. In the transpassivity region,
the tempered steel is liable to fail be intercrystalline corro-
sionj whereas the quenched steel in not. Protectilloffainst inter-
crystalline corrosion in the passive potential raffp by means of
anodic polarization is possible both in the copper sufjphate-base
testing solution and in solutions containing 10 % HNO 3 + 1 or 2 %
NaF. There are Ofigureep 4 tables and 10 references: 8 Soviet-
bloc and 2 non-Uoviet-bloc. The reference to the Engl#sh-language
publication reads as follows: R. Edelenau, Nsetre, 17, 739, 1954.
SUBMITTED: November 249 1959
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JIMOV4 P. 0,
CUnical aspects and optical chrono)Wj a collection of articles to aid the clinicist
Ud-vo goo. ordena Ienina wAv., 1952. 140 p.
1. 1" - ftamInation.

MARKOVA, R.
Use of twins in the study of hereditary diseases. Suvr.med.
(Sofiia) 15 no.3:48-54 164
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307, V, Dr. D. R. ; an,-
no-.
:,-c,:,acncy, For-mr, and _E".-_*D I O,7j of "'on.-aln-
C~dldren-"
Sofia, ';,_v-_eme,-,n,_ !!'.edits_'na, VoI _L4, No 8, 11)6-1, pp
~C :-a L..-; re of the f" 0
A The autho:,s review the 1-
n 0. :: d
s-.u(~iaz of conjenital malfarma','J ) 7~1,;, rve o,.---. ci~_
pez-2-0- oetween 1954 and 1961 in thu
'Iin:Lc of the IMIedical Specialization In St4 tute in Cofia.
births; durin- the -period, 1100 irfanto had rralformantlons, o-
or
cc-it of the total. Of those with malfomations,
Most of the malformed chi'dren were (-.orne b-'r
1 ani 25 years old and were firstborn. Nearly half of
volved had either undergPone voluntary abortions 1--lan O.-Ice, L-.
caoc3j or exporienced mincarriages. Dineasoo jurinC
to account for Gone of the malformations. Tho fatt~or'.-,
.~.,a.,Y a role in the case of those. constantly expo.,;ed to "hir-It,
4r, brJck~iardss, bakeries, and the like. Heart malfori-jal. or,.-
zoSt comr.-,on, followed by malformations of the cent.-a, ,.Urvol.:
di,-es-.4-ve tract. Malformations of the respiraiory syste.- -,.-ere
1 T17tion. Four tables, 16 Western and 15 Soviet-bloc refofer.cv,,~.

RRATANOV, B.; SKACBOXOVA, K.; IWIOV, Z.;
Apropos of cytogeneties f La don Down's disease and report
of a case. Suvr. med. (Sofila 15 no.11:12-20 164.