SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KREYDENKOV, G. P. - KREYMER, G. S.

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KREYDENKOV) G.Pl,
Upper boundary of Paleozolc sediments In the Tajik repression.
Dokl. M SSSR 159 no.4.-799-801 D 164 (MIRA M.1)
1. Frodstavlano akadamik= D.V. Nalivscinym.

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Mill. M'Af'. Otd. geol. 40 no.3:31.-56 My-J,, 165. (MIFA I?SiO

MY ICH. A.
*Collection of works on research and preactice by physicians of
Kinak Pfovince.*'Reviewed by A. Irsidich. Zdrav.Bolor. 5 n0-1:
76-77 ja 16o. (MM 13:5)
(WHrIA RUSSIA--KIDIGM)

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K=IKI B.
20005 KFFYDIK, B. Za rysokiye upozhai serayan i sena lyutsesnyl sel. khoz-vo
tadzhikistana, 19h9, No. 3, S. 41-144.
SO- LFTOPIS 7HURNAL STATEF., Vol. 27P ',Toskva, 19119.

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" 7'TDT'?' , B.
Cotton '7ro-,iD;j: - ~o~ntral .!:;!;i
R,~ducinr intr-r-row spqce in cotton plrtnttnlr. No. 1, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, lc~5 95a- Uncl.

XUTDIX, B.M.; MLKSUXOV. A.N.
434."
Alfalfa-Sudan grass mixtures. Zemledelle 4 no.6:95-97 Je '56.
(MI.RA 9:8)
1. Tedzhikskaya gosudarstvannaya selektoionnaya stantelya.
(T&Jikistan--Alfalfa) (Sudan grass)

MYDIK, B.H.
[TaAk State Plant Breeding Station; a brief su ry of work done)
Tsdzhikskala gosudarstvanuaia selektsionnaia stantaiia (kratkie
itogi rabot). Stalinabad, Tadshikgoeizdat, 1957. 61 p. (MIRA.11:5)
(Tajikistan--Plant Breeding)
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USSR/Cilltivated Plants. Forld,~r FID-ints.
Ab~, Jnva?I R(,,f Zhur-BioLl NO 15, 195:31 68221
Author I ~'r (-- y (I 11, T-3 , I iI T~LICSUTIIJV
Ic In-t '.tut of
Inst T: i (I ,Ti Elf J
Ai~riculturc.
Titlo A No,.: Duvolopriorit- in Grass Sovin," on
Unirrig.,,,ted Lamls of T,-,.dzhil:istwI.
Ori.,~ Pub: Byul. n,,,.uchno-tcldir., infori-:. T~i,lzh.
-Ln-t zuiilad.., 195',), Ilu 1) 32-37
Abstract : Thu rosults of c-,xpcrii-.i,-,nts (1(,)54-1(56) irc!
prc,sontccl in cul-tivatim- 1-Lic.-=o ni~-od witli
sudan rass 1,,-nds. l4hcii lu-
curne 62 kd-hoct.-~ro) rinc slidan. r,-rass (30 lc~V
Ili(xt-am- wcro~ sown in alterwitc ro!.,s. 1--lic, in-
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cruase in My yielcl for th . rccorOl y,-;--r (1956)
Card 1/2
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USSR/Cultivatccl Plants. Fodder 1-1~intz.
Lbs Jour R(.f Zlim-Biol., j.'0 159 1953~ 66221
vms 16.7 porct)zlt nbuvo th,. 97-1 cc;ntii(-rs/
hrirvustud on th~.- control plo-'G, (pur(.,
lucorno so,.-:n in On tM~ basio of eco-
nomic ~Llizatioii o.-L' luccimc so-,!in--,q r~Jcoii-
nondations arr-, givon. -- V. S.
Card 2/2

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KREYDIK, B.M., zasluahennyy agronom Tadzhikskoy SSR; NEVZORCV, V.V.,
z&Bluzhennyy agronom Tadzhikskoy SSR
Alfalfa in irrigation and dry farming. Zemledelie 27 no.2137-41
F 165. (MIRA 18s4)

KREYDINP Mo inzh,
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The road to the shops soatimes leads through the design and
construction institute. Tekh. mol. 31 no.3212-13
(MI~6319t
6)
(AnginserinO

SAKHAROV, Mikhail Demlyanovich; KHEYDLIN, L.N., red.; PASINKEVICH,
I.R., red.izd-va; AKOPOVA, V.M,., tekhn. red.
(Machine production of window units) Mekhnnizatsiia proiz-
vodstva okonnykh blokov. Moskva, Goolesbumizdat, 1963. 106 p.
(MIRA 16:11)
(Windows)

MIMLIN, kand.tekhii.nauk
Specific pronsure curven in hot rolling. TSvot.mot. 33 no-1:
70-75 Ja 16o. OAIRA 13:5)
1. Giprnteratmetobrabotim.
(Rolling(Metalwork))
~ -
- rw.

WITUROV~ Oleg Va3111yevich; SOUITSEV Yurly Konotantinovich;
SORKIR, Yurly Isaakovich; FEDIN, Ilikolay Georgiyevich;
PUL'KINj S.P.j d0ktor fiz.-mat. naukj retsenzent;
KOIMRATIYEV, V.A., kand. fiz. mat. nauk, retsenzent;
MISHIN) V.I., kand. ped. naull-, retsenzent; VEYU~N,
I.B., prepodavatell, retsenzent; MEMO, Ye.G., pre-
Podrivatell, retsenzent; PYSllKALO,-AJ'l.',- ~r4poiaVati5ll,
retsentent; DITKIN, V.A,, prof., red.; YAKOVKIN, Y,.V.,
red.
[Explanatory dictionary of mathematical tems; textbo,~,k
for teachers] Tolkovyi slovarl matematicheskikh terminov;
posoble dlin uchitelei. Moskva, Prosve3hchenic, 1965.
539 P. (MIRA 19:7)

Yd' DLIN, Ye.G.; PAZELISKIY, S.V., red.; KARPOVA, T.V.., tekhn. rod.
'EY - I
fOral tests on mathematics for grades B-101 Ustnye kontroll-
nye raboty po matomatike dlin 8-10 klasnov. Mloskva, Gos.
uchebno-podagog. izd-vo 1.1-va proav. RSFSR, 1961. 63 p.
(141P,A 15:2)
(Mathematics-Examinationsp questions, etc.)

FAKTORIS, Ye.A.; KPMEK, Kb.Ya.; POE6EDLOVSKIYt T.S.; SPOTAROKO, S.S.;
FAYYERSHTEYNP S*G* - ''
Results of mass use of gamma globulin dUring the pre-epidemic
season in t1le prophylaxis of epidende hepatitis. Vop.med.virus.
no.9s392-408 164. (MIRA 18:4)

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9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Zeptemb~-r 195219%, Uncl.

MYER, A. M.
On the invention of self-ignition engines in Russia. Trudy po
ist.takh. no-7:67-77 154. (mLRA 7:7)
(Diesel engines--History)

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KREIF,Rj ; iMEYER) G. _K.; RAMADIVICH) V- V.
-- - -- -- -
"Kulltura lekarstvannykh rastenii, Ogiz.0 Lensellkhoziz., 1934, 270 PP.

SHILOVA, Ye.l.; KREM , X.G.
Carbon dioxide of the soil solution and Ito role In soil formation.
[with summary In Inglish]. Pochvovedente no.7:65-72 J1 '57.
(MIRA 10:11)
1. LoningrRdskiy ordena Unina goeuniverRitat imeni A.A.Zhdanova.
(Soil formation) (Carbon dioxide)

":-YMYER9 R.
For youl employees of the merchant marine. Okhr. truda i sots,
atiakh. 4 no. 2:52-53 F 161. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Instruktor TSentralinogo komiteta profsoyuza rabochikh
morskogo i rechnogo flota.
(sailors (Navy))

1 . , Ye . ".
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4. Frozt
7. Brief survey of on tW,~ effect of low on 1 1;!n*
frudy GGO no. 12, 1948.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,- - A~~iLlL 1953~- Unc I -

KREYRI, S. L.
Kreyin, S. E., ZaAlavskiy, Yu. S. an.i Voinov, 11. F.
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MaciOne Parts
Smazochnoe maslo i dviEatell . y.oscow, Gosudarstvennoe 1',al-Ichno-TeMini-cheskoe
Indatellstvo, Neftyanoy i Gorno-Toplivnoy Literatury, 1552.
pp. ll,~9, illus., dia,,.-s., 23 x 17.
LXIII-1

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IDAROV, A.N.; LI50GOR, M.M.; WIMM, A.M.; KOIAMN, V.D.;
KALA:31111IKOVj V.V.., kand.
toklai. nauk, nauchnyy red.,- YMMILOVSKAYA, II.S., red.;
KARASIKp N.P., takhn. red.
(Manual for the rural rotion-picture operator and mechanic]
Spravochnaia kniga sellskogo kinonckhanika. lloskva, lzd-vo
"Sovetskaya Aossiia," 1961. 1+48 p. WIRA 15:4)
(Motion-picture theaters-Equipmant and cupplics)

GUDRINIECE* E.(Riga),- IEVINISH, A. (Riga); VANAGoG. [Vanags,G.) (Riga);
NATELIS, L. Effakele,L.] (Riga); KREILEO L. (Riga)
Research In the field of cyclic arylazo-,6 - diketones. V. Metal
complexes of 2-phonylazoindendiones-1,3. Vestis Latv ak no.10:
107-113 '59. (EEAI 9:10)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyakay SSR, Institut~crganicheskogo sinteza.
(Aryl groups) (Ketones) (Metals)
(Cyclic compounds) (PherWlazoiriftndione)
(Complex conpounds)

MWM, dotsent; KUYLIGH, AEDRUSECHELKO, Yrt#V., kand.med.muk.
Blood eosinophilia I some d1:;r,,ujos of the digestive organs,
Vrach. delo no.9tl33-135 S163. (~MU 16:10)
1. Kafedra terapii (zav. - dotsent I.P.Larner) III Kiyevgkogo
Inatituta. usovershenstvovaniya vrachey.
(EOSUMMS) (DIGMTM ORGAI.-SEL-DISEASES)

PICHUGRI, Anatoliy Anfinogenovich, dots,, kand.tekhn.nauk;. KREMI,
Adollf BoriBovich, inzh.; GORBATOVSKIY, I.V., red.;
-GOSTISIICHEVA, Ye.K., tekhn. red.
(14achinory and automatic machinery at the construction
project) Mashiny i avtor,.aty na. stroike. Novosibirsk, Novo-
sibirskoe knizhnoe izd-vop 1962. 62 p. (MIRA 15:7)
(Construction equipment) (AutorAtion)

L&SITYAK, A.R.
of
of rO P'll tz~ (I vi*l;,r, It turt' lfce;)Trl ipc) I Y-vfl(: If; -I r3crAs .
Vah- 1 :,Yv. no.1 or, Orfcct
11
:1.85-193 3. (mlfu Is.-8)
lo GolliclanAverinyy ko,jt,-ojr~yy ~ut lia. Tarasev-i,,~',,a.

SHCHUMI, Petr Dmitriyovich; red.; DOGOSLAVIM;, N.F.p
tekhn. red.
[Eodernization of industrial acluipr.entl Vodernizatsiia zavod-
:3kogo oborudovaniia, Moskva, Gos. nauclmo-tc,,hn.izd-vo ?-a-
oldnostroit. lit-ry, 1962. 157 1). (MIA 15-4)
1. Uralvagonzavod, I!izhniy Tngil.
0--izhniy-Tv.gil--Induslvial ceuti.Iiiicnt--Tociliolor-ic,~.1 innovations)

Kroyi~icr, A.
"C-n Cartain Asillects of Locturijir lin ;-atlheitatic~,, iij tht) o'chools of
7o,,.tl,,." Ilin :~&,,cation Azerba-d-zhan A-zer'bayfth'all Ltat.- 'edi(oncal
ln-,~t, i::: ni V. L,,-,n:Ln. Fliak~i, 1~,55- (Iji!seltat, on ~'or
-,c- ra e ii, f
'an cl ic:,-p 0
in ;bda.-of-11cal "cierce)
So Knizimaya "*o. 27, 2 Jid,~ 19':-'

KR3TKZH, A.Ya.
Tissue therapy vith fish roe. Klin. mad., Koskva 30 no. 11:88-89
Nov 1952. (GIXL 23:5)
1. Of Krivoy luk Hospital (Head Physiotan -- A. Ta. Kraymer), Alek-
sandrovskly Rayon, Tomsk Oblast.

MYMER, A.Ya.
Hypnosis therapy of nocturnal anureols In children. Pediatrila
no.D74-77 J&-F 154. (MLRA 7:3)
1. Iz Krivolutakoy bollnitsy (glaynyy vrach A.Ya.Kreymer) Aleksan-
drovskogo raiona TomBkoy oblasti.
(Urine--Incontinence) (Hypnotism)

USSR/Medicine Veterinary, Time Therapy; Fish Roe
Card 1/1
Author Kreymer, A. Ya.
Title Tissue therapy with fish rce in veterinary practice
Periodical Veterinariya, 31, 48-49, may 1954
Abstract Persistent fissure of teats in 15 cows was cured completely within
3-5 days after each of them received a 20-cc Injection of suBpen-
sion of fish roe. Experiments with 20 calves that had paratyphoid
proved that fish roe in tissue therapy increases immunobiologic
defensive properties of the organism in cases of infectious diseases.
Injection of fish roe into the organism of horses resulted in heal-
ing of wounds that did not respond well to other methods of treatment,
Tissue therapy with fine suspension of fish roe is a simple and con-
venient method of treatment and can be safely tuied in veterinary
practice.
Institution
Submitted

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UNTMER, A.Ya. (Krivolutek)
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Hypnotherapy In hypertension. 111n.med. 32 no.3:65-67 Mr 134. (MLRA 7:3)
1. Is Krivolutakoy bollnitsy Alakeandrovsko.wo rayonA Tomakof oblauti.
(A~rtenslon) (Hypnotism--The rapautic use)

M, A. Ta
M#-thlod of differmatial supravltal staiuing of erythrocytes.
Lab.do3ln nn.1:28-29 Jan-Feb.'55. (11-IrmiB: 8)
1. Tz Krivolutskoy bollnitsy (glawrach A.Ta Kiriner) Alaktandr-
ovskogo rayona Tomsko7 oblasti,
(MYTHROMES.
staixing, differential supravital technic)
(STAINS MID STAINING,
erythrocytes, differential supravital technic)

IRUKAR, A.U.
~
Treating nocturnal enurusis in a Pioneer camps Yop,okh,mate i dets
1 no.6:81-33 11-D 156. (MLRA 10:1)
1. Iz zholeznodoroshnoy bollaitsy stantaii Tomsk Il (glavny7 vrach
H.H.Tuzov); is kafedry goopitallnoy pediatril (sav. - prof. G.G.
Stuks) i kliniki nervaykh bolezaey (zav. - doteent H.V.Shubin)
Tomokogo mediteinokogo instituts imeni V.H.Holotova.
Min- - ucomr usuca) OITPNOTISH)

MMM, A. Ya.
Bypnotherapy in certain skin diseases at a rural hospital. Test.
van. i derm. no.3:47-4~ My-Ja 156. (HLRA 9. 9)
1. Is Krivolutakoy bolinitay (glavnyy vrach A.Ya.Xreymer)
Aleksandrovskogo rayon& Tomskoy oblasti.
(SKIN, diseases,
Whotic technic (Rua))
(HYPNOSIS. therapeutic use,
skin die. (Rua))

KRE-Y1,10, A. Ya. Cand Mod Soi -- (dins) Illh-eatmant of nooturnal enurojis by
hypnotio sleep." Tomsk, 1957. 13 pp 20 Or'. (Tomsk Stftte Uod Inst im Vs Me
Molotov), 200 oopiea. (KL, 13-57, 100)
-45-

KRumn, A..Yn.., knnd.mod.nnuk (Tomnk)
--40pw~~~
Preventing nocturnnl enuregis in childr!mIq institutions.
Mmdoeatrn 17 no.6:19-21 Jp '58 (MIRA 11:6)
(URINE-INCONTINYXCE)

KREYMER, A.Ta., kand.med.nauk (Tomek).
Therapeutic nnd pnthogenic aspects of verbAl communicAtione
Med,sestra 17 no.9:32-38 S'58 (mm 11:10)
(MICM, PSYCEOSOMATIC)

KiMMM, Aleksandr Yakovlevich
(Prevention and treatment of nocturnal enuresis In children]
Profilaktika i lechenie nochnogo nederzhaniia mochi u detei.
Moskva, Vledgizp 1960. Ill p. (MIRA 14:9)
(URM,INCONTMCE)

MEYIER A Ya.
Ir%~Olvomont of tho nuclear substance In
hemalAic anemias. Biul. eksp. biol. i
1. Iz kafedry patologicheskoy fiziologii
Toinskogo rieditsinskogo instituta. Predstavlona
dhlenom A?-Of SSSR V.N.Chernigovskim.
(ANEXIA) (EHYTHROCYT&S)
erythrocytes in experLmzontal
mod. 49 no.3:35-38 Mr 160.
(MIRA 34:5)
(zav. - prof. D.I.Golld~el~g)
deystvitelinym

-KMf-!EA, A.Ya.; PREGER, O.M.; BML4SHOV, I.G.
Uoe of tho oxyhemometer for direct "reading" of electrop#oregrams.
Lab.delo 7 no.7:58-61 Jl 161. OILIA 14: 6)
1. Tomskiy institut kurortQlogii i fizioterapii (nauchnyy rukovoditelt -
prof. A.S.Saratikov) i kafedra. patologicheskoy fiziologii (zav. -
prof. O.I.Golldberg) Tomakogo meditainskogo instituta.
(ELECTROPHORMIS)

.-KREDIER1 A*Yaov.kand.med.nauk
Treatment of noctuimal enuresis with hypnotio sleep. Sav.med.
25 no.2s130-133 F 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. 1:4 kliniki gospitalinoy pediatrii (zav. - prof. G.G.Stuka), k3-iniki
nerimykh ~olezney (zav. - dot4ent N'.V.Shubin) Tomskogo meditsinskogo
instituta i zheleznodorozhnoy bollnitay stant311 Tomak II (glavnyy
vrach M.N.Tuzov .
(.URII~, -INCONTINENCE) (HYPNOTLSM-THERAPEUTIO USE)

Ki-I'MEft, A.Yu.
Chaxit-oz; !n tbe blood variun yrotejr~ ---()rjposj,t,Ion In yatlientr wLth chronic
rudiculltizi durinv the course of ~Ibratory bath trt!atzent. Vop.med.nauk.
10 n(,.2:144-149 Mr-Ap 164. (MIRA 18:1)
1. Tamskiy nit-,ic'riric-in~;lodoviLtellg~-ly in3titlut Imrortologil i fizioterapii.

USSR / narmacclogy, Toxicology. Cardiovascular Drugs. V
,Ab3 Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958, 42376.
B, Ya.
Author rr
Inat , al;~ ed. Institute.
Vov
vo F%
Title The Effect of Digitalis Infusion Durin- Intraven-
ous Chloral Hydrate Anesthesia.
Orig Pub: Nauk. zap. Lvivsk. derzh. ped. in-t, 1956, 5, 98-
lo8.
Abstract: It was observed, in experiments on isolated hearts
of frogs, that a preliminary perfusion with a
digitalis infusion (1) in concentration of 1:250
and 1:300 considerably decreased the toxic action
of chloral hydrate upon the heart. In experiments
on dogs, preliminary intravenous injection of 8-~O
drops of I permitted z;dministration of higher doses
of chloral hydrate (10-20 ml of a 10% solution)
Card 1/2

'USSR / Pharmacology, Toxicology. Cardiovascular Drugs. V
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-BiOl,, 110 9p 1.958, 42376.
Abstract: for the achievenent of prolonged anes'tl*hesia, with-
out affecting the work of the heart and the blood
pres-1,ure. Similar resliilts were obtained in the
veterinary clinic, vihe:,e chloral hydrate was
used for anesthesia in horses, previously prepared
with I. Preliminary injection of gitalin showed
a weak antitoxic effect. -- A. A. Myazdrilcova
Card 2/2

UKRAINE/Hw=n and Anirnl Fhyi3iology - Di.gestion. V-7
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 1, 1958.. 4o67
Author : -Bi KreYmer, T. Boroda
Inst
Title Influence of Copper Ions on the Content of Some Cc=o-
nento of the Gastric Ju!ce.
Orig Pub Nauk6 zap. L'vivs'k. de.-zh. pod. in-t, 1956, 5, 119-126
Abstract Studies were conducted )f the gastric juice of an adult
dog with a fistula of tae parotic gland and stomeh, and
of 2 puppies with pstric filtula3; the juice was collec-
ted before and after feedine, aa well as after the intro-
duction throuGh the filtula of 3 to 20 ml of a 1% solution
of CUM ' The general acidity of the stomach (which was
hi&ier in the adult (lot; than in the puppies) rose inter-
mittently after the administration Of CUS04, than started
to exadually decrease,, while the Cl contents continued
to go up, Half an hour after the administration Of CuS04,
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4 UKRALUA/fIturan and Animal Physioloby - Digestion, V-7
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Diol.) No 1; 1958, 4c67
the content of Cu. ions was high, than started to decrease
and was insignificant at the end of one hour and a half.
No Cu was found in the saliva.
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Abs Jour : fief Zhur - Bio.L., 11,-) 4, 1958, i8289
,'tuth.-.r : B.D. nhruybran and B.Ya. Yxeymer
Inst : The Lvov State Pedagogical Institute.
'i'itle : Biocheriicai Disturbances in the Cc-Tnosit-Wn of the B.L.,,~d
in Experimentai iUdney Damage. Preiiadnary Report.
r i t, Fub : Danovidi ta ,jovidciLennya l,'v-,*v:;'k. der?.h. ned. in-t,
No 2, 36-.38
..'.bstrr.ct : No abstract.
C;Ird I /I

KURYLO, S.M.
New nothod for making a fintula of' the common bile duct in dogn
[with summnry in Engliah]. Diuloknp. blol. I mod. 46 n0,7:lo5-io6
Je 158 (MIRA 11:7)
1. Iz lnborntorli anatomli i fiziologii chnloveka i zhivotnykh
Ltvovskogo posudnrstvennogo pedngogi2he3kogo institutA. Predntavlena
do) tvitfillnym chlenom AMU SSSR. V.N. Chernigovskim.
(BIM DUCTS, COMMON, phygiolngy,
axam, through nrtif. fiatuln, tnehnic Of RPPUCAtion
(Rue))

milli
Pit 4/Pr-4 --~-RFVAM 60-3- -&K
ACuESSION NR, 'AP 5000478 5/0073/64/030/011/1195/119T-1
AUTHOR; Gershuna A. G.-; Kreymar, Go A.
TITLE: Synthesis and investigation of certain polyazomethines
SOURCE: Ukrainskiy khimicheskiy zhurnal, V. 30, no. 11, 1961-0
1195-119T
TOPIC TAGS: polyazomethine, polymeric Schiff base, coordination
polymer, chelate polymer, polymer
ABSTRACT: Twenty-eight new eolymeric Schiff bases containine complex-
forming Q,01-dihydroxy diazomethine groups have bc2~ prepared and
converted to ch e o~lymers The polymeric Schiff bases wet.,e pre-
pared by polycondensation or 2,Ji-, 2,5-, or 2,6-diaminophenn'l; -2,5-
or 2.6-diaminorenorcinoL; triaminophloroglucinol; or bis(4-hydroxy-
3-aminophenyl) sulfone. with plithalaldchyde, tereptithalaldehyde, math-
lencbis(salicylaldch de), or glyoxal. The polymeric Schlrf:bases
y
-hous, brovn-to-yellow powders, insoluble in oreanic solvents
Were amorp
and decomposing at above 300C. The absorption of Cu2+, C02+. t,'iZ+, or
U02+ from acetate solutions to form the chelate polymers was studied.
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ACCESSION HR.- AP5000418
The polymeric Schiff bases from glyoxal and triaminaphloroglucinol or
2,4-diaminoresorcinol had the greatest absorption capacity. The che-
late polymers from gflyoxal and triaminophloroglucinol or 2,4-diamino-
resorcinml also showed the greatest resistance to the removal of the
metal ion by dilute acida. Orig. art. hasz I table and I form*ala.-.
ASSOCIATION: Kharlkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im..A. M.
Gortkove (Kharkov State University),
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Balm d TuMn ad T g Oubb Punda 0. S. Kmmer, M. R.
VakhovAays. 0. 8. Sefonovs. and E. E. Dogino (Zarod. Lob.. 1949. A 12),
159-167).-fln Russian). Experiments were carried out which were tisard
ton t (1) the rate of adearption by the powder of mothvirne bluti frons ail.
solutiuns, 42) the rate of oxiclatkon of the powder b Hk'O 13) the rate of
catalytic decompWition of H,O, by the powder. (7) ti; I@;; of volume
Contraction In am" empl, -P. powder specimens. 31ndrstmetbodis
I
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lung-" and tungsten carbid-t; the third is applicahle to ineWfic tungnten
anly.-T. 0. 1~

UM/Metal -Tungsten may 52
"Reactive Diffusion of Carbon Into Tungsten.
Part.I," G. S. Kreymer, L. D. Efros, To. A.
Voronkova
"Zhu.r Tekh Fiz" Vol XXII, No 5, PP 85M73
Diffusion of carbon into tungsten produces nev
carbide phases, Ist WC and thereafter con-
trary to data by kndrews and Dushmn (cf. J.
Phys -.hem,2% 1925) and by Firani and Sandor (cf.
J. Inst of Metals, 73, 385, 1947)- Relation to
time of isothermal growth of W2C layer is given.
The coeff of diffusion could be camputed. In-
debted to Prof YA. S. Umanskiy and to help by
the laboratory of the hard alloys combine. Re-
ceived 10 Feb 51.
30
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MYMER, G. S.
USS11/yetals - Tungsten May 52
"Reaotive Diffusion of Carbon Into Tungsten.
Part II. Investigation of Carbon Diffusion in
Unstrained Tungsten," G. S. Kreymer, L. D. Efros,
Ye. A. Voronkova
"Zhur Tekh Piz" Vol XXI; No 5, pp 874-876
Authors prove experimentally that the diffusion
coeff is not af-0ected by the previous treatment
of tungsten. This is probably due to the fgct -
that tensions vanish at the temp (3,500-1PW of
the test. Even if some tensions remain in the re-
crystd mterial 'they are without. affect on the
speed of diffusion. Received 8 Aug 51-
2M'31

VSttTOn9(h Of Omeauttd, 1:19011 (iltbide-cobatt altoylas a
fun; m Of mVer tuo Craig size. 0. S. Krtfitlcr,
6~1 0. 5. Saforieva, and & 1. Ilitmoov. Zhur. Tekh. F4. 25,
117-24(1051i).-A no. of 5 X 6 )e Wynm. ban of 94%
We-a% Cc alloy with mr(ally 4raded gmin size of 1,
1- 1.5, 14, and 2-4 p were fractured in a machine, (described)
at 20-8M' and their breaking stmogth platted and tabu-
lated. The strength dectexiftwith tile temp. for iliefirifst
.1110Y f"wn 119.6 kg./sq. mm. to 40.1/sq. mm..tnd for thr
maritAt I'mm 129.0 to 74.0 kg,/jtq, mm. ft hKirailes to a
max. at around 2WO a" 4hert declines In all caws. Crain,
site and thethicknessof
fly rocasurlog theft, toescive far" which dropi with larger
grohi and flitclier m-A. Tile postAllity of pisitic micro-
scoplr slip-.t i1 reduced Will? thinner tresh 4% well as mdbld-
billion of Own toreach their temile
The initial strCagulelling with the inctcas.
lilt temp. Is intrm"I With hichcr nlk~mplagtkity of CO
layer thoulih above 2W* the soltming effect ombala nm
tile kuctice of the pl3sticity chUnges. Nfacroplisticit
wag observed only With finest $rain and lot 1000', in Uri
ltcf mwil 2PICime" broke with n* deffection at RIL
D.

25(l.) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2446
Akademlya nauk SSSR. Institut nauchnoy i tekhnicheskoy infor
matsii
Title: Izgotovleniye tzdeliy metodami poroshkovoy metallurgii
(The Manufacture of Products by the Methods of Powder Metallurgy)
Moscow, Filial Vsesoyuznogo instituta nauchnoy I teklinicheskoy
informatsii, 1957. 23 P. (Series: Peredovoy nauohno-tekhni-
cheskiy i proizvodstvennyy opyt. Tema 4, No. M-57-320/3)
1,400 copies printed.
Ed.: A. N. Malov, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Exec. Ed.:
L. Ye. Shobik, Engineer; Tech. Ed.: T. M. Sorokina.
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for specialists in the field of
powder metallurgy.
COVERAGEt The three articles in thib brief collection deal with
several aspects of the manufacture of sintered-metal and cemen-
ted-carbide products. The first article is concerned with the
effect of various factors (chemical composition, surface
treatment, carbide grain size, and temperature) on the fatigue
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The Manufacture (Cont.)
sov/2446
limit of cemented tungsten-cobalt carbides at normal and ele-
vated temperatures. The remaining two articles deal with cen-
trifugal mixers for cemet compositions and with a four-cavity
compacting die for iron-ceramic bushings. No personalities are
mentioned. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Kreymer, 0. S.; I. I. Sidorin; and Ye. F. Tishchenkova. Fatigue
_-LI~6T_R_dFd Alloys at Normal and Elevated Tempe.ratu_r,~4s 3
Effect of chemical composition of hard alloys on th4~tlr fatigue
limit 7
Effect of surface treatment on the fatigue limit of hard alloys 11
Effect of the grain size of the carbide phase on the fatigue
limit of tungsten-cobalt carbides 13
Effect of Temperature on the Fatigue Limit of Hard Alloys 14
Conclusions 17
Temkin, I. V. Centrifugal Mixers for Metal-Ceramic Compositions 20
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Nikolayev) N. N. Four-cavity Die for CompreBsion-molding of
Iron-Ceramic Bushings 23
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GO/jb
10-27-59
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51 126-2-22135
AUTBORS: Kreymer, G. S., Baranov, A. I ~) ~~-,nd Si~foiov~2, 0. S.
TITM: 9trjtj.(., tnd F',tP(!n_th of !,!etr;lloceri~ hard alloys
.consisting of tungsten carbide and cobalt. (Staticheakaya i
tsiklicheskaya prochno3t" metallokeramicheskikh tverdy'kh
spi.avov Karoid vollfrai~ia-koballt).
PERIODICAL: Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, 1957, Vol-5, No.2,
PP. 3CDI-364 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: Thin cobalt layers enclosed bet~,.7ecn tun-.sten carbide
U
Grains of very hi-h.hardness, and very w.,lao:: of the
modulus of elasticity are in a bloc!-.ed s'U-v_-e ~i,,d Iul-ic- Lbility
of ruc~,-layer,_, to plastic defor,.iation is brLII-.C-d and,
consequently, their st:mnL.,th is ijicr_~,ased Lrid their
plasticity reduced, as was found in earlier -,%-or'~ of the
authors of this paper (Ref.17). The thinner t-he cobalt
layer the larGer will be the degree of blockin,~," and the
hir,hor should be the strenf~th and -the brittleness.
Lj
hozrever, i:ith increasim,- brittleness the local stress
concentration increases and this reduces considerably tile
Yjowiinal strent~th. Eyperimentol proof of this poitit of
view is contained in an earlier paper of the -ail-hors
(Ref.l?) in which the bendinG stron;,)-th of the tw-,,,--sten
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Static and c~,clic strani~th of metalloceranir! hard alloys consist-
ing of tungsten.carbide and cobalt.
the test temperature and the grain size. It ulas found
that for ayiy of the investiL~ated grain sizes (1 to 44)
the curves 1'temperature-s~rencl-th" had a clearly
pronounced maximum at 200 C. Since the only variable
factor in the Given case was the plasticity of the cobalt
inter-layers, the results revealed the influence of
plasticity on the strenl-th in the above mentioned sense.
Independently of the authors of this paper, V. V. Baron
and Savitskiy, Ye. M, (Ref.18) detected a maxizium in the
"temperature-strenbth" curves of a number of brittle
m3tals and alloys, particularly of inter-metallic
compounds, whereby the hardness decreased .-,ionotonously
with increasing temperature. The authors of this paper
considered it of interest to carry out tests in new
directions which would directly or indirectly confirm
the here expressed point of view and these comprised
the study of the cyclic stron6th of tun6sten carbides
with cobalt as a function of the thicknes.,; of the cob~alt
inter-layers and, consequently, as a function of the
plasticity. It viac, anticipated that in the cace of
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Static and ovelic stronGth of metalloceral"it; hard alloys consisting
of tungsten carbide and cobalt.
influence at least as lart6e on the strength as in the
case of static loading since in this case the stress
concentration is of greater importance. The tests
consisted of bending rotating specimens which were fixed
on one side, vhereby the specimens consisted of the
investigated carbide and mild steel, the shape and
dimensions of which are indicated by the skelch, Fig.1,
p.,362. The tests were based on five million loading
cycles. Furthermore, the bending strength and the hardness
were measured. The results are entered in a table, P.362,
and four photographs of the microstructure of the
specimens are reproduced in Fig.2. The obtained data
confirm the view that the reduction in plasticity of the
cobalt inter-layers with a decrease in thiclmess leads
to a decrease in the strenGth and thus also to a decrease
in the strength of the material as a ;:hole.
There are 2 figures, 1 table and 19 references, 9 of
Card 3/4 which are Slavic.
SUBMITTED: June 8, 1956.
ASSOCIATION: All-Union Research Institute fOl Hard Alloys.
(Vsesoyuznyj, Nauchno-Issledovatellskiy lnstitut Tverdykh
Splavov).

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Static --I tvclic strength of metalloceramic hard alloys consisting
of tungsten carbide and cobalt.
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AUTHORSt Alekseyeva, N.A., Baranov, A.I. and Kreymer,G.S. (Moscow)
TITLE: Strength, Hardness and linpact Toughness If HarcF
Tungsten-Cobalt Alloys in Relation to their Composition,
Structure and Temperature of Investigation
PERIODICAL: lzvestiya Akademii nauk, SSSR, Otdcleniye teklinicheskikh
nauk, Metallurgiya i toplivo. 1959, Nr 3. pp 92-96 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Three series of alloys were investigated with grain
sizes of 1.64, 3.3 and 4-95 microns. Alloys in each
series containing 2,41u,10,1512U and 25%, Co were made.
The characteristics of the alloys are given in Table 1.
F�gures 1, 2 and 3 show the relation between bending
strength and cobalt content. With increase in cobalt
content the strength increases to a maximum. For series
I and 2 the maximum is at about 20o' cobalt and for the
coarser grained series 3. at 15'f0' cobalt contents. With
lower cobalt contents the coarser grained alloys had
higher strongths. I-ig 4 shows that there is a linear
relation!3hip between hardness and cobalt content. With
increase in cobalt content the hardness decreases. The
hardness alBo decreases with increasing grain size.
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SOV/180-59-3-i6/43
Strength, Hardness and Impact Toughness of Hard Tungsten-Cobalt
Alloys in Relation to their Compo.-iition.. Structure and Temperature
of Investigation
effects of temperature and grain size are given in
Fig 6. With low ~.obalt content arid fine grain size,
the material shows a brittle fracture which does not
depend on the temperature. With increase in cobalt
content arid increase in tungsten carbide grain size,
there is an increase in impact strength because of an
increase in elastic deformation. The investigation
showed that in the bending test, the deforniation takes
place at the cobalt cementing films and the decisive
factor in the strength is the microplasticity of the
cobalt phase. It is shown that it continuous network of
cobalt phase is required to give alloys which are tough
and strong. There are 6 figures, 1 table arid
11 references, 1 of which is German, 3 English and
7 Soviet.
jUBYWIVED: December 9, 1958
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AUTi1ORJ:Kreymcr, G.S., Oidorin, I.I. and
TIT!a~: Fatigue Strength of Rard Sintered T-ungsten Carbide-and-r-obalt
Al loys
ch(,,,,,kikh tverdykh s1plavov harbid
'PEAI(,'1)ICA_T,.-, Izve~.tiya Akademi.i 11auk 33311, Otdc_ '_ ~niyc,
Naukl P)56, tir 3, i)--,) 113--118 (US:3R)
ABSTRACT -. Tc~.Ls viere carried out t.pon of sin-t-l-red tun-,3ten-
carbide robalt compositi,-)ns i)unte(l. ~jTjj)lj -,Ili-) :)"4 j~Cj
c.ent.-all.; loaded bent beamo in a yo;',~C~ fixtUre adapted
to a Schenclk resonance faLi.-;;ue ;.iachiiie for tension-compression
I cadiiiS A non-symmetrical loadin- cycle with a corstant dis-
symmetry co-efficient was applied five million ti!iies. The
oriecim-n~, gretund by a _herijcal--;.,e,-,ha-ni(,.al 7:-cthod, werc sur-
1 C3
f7ir.t, lap-ood with bo-,-,-,n i-arbide. Tilcl sa7-,-,c .7ot-1,11) Used at
tomperatures, -:ihc-n. 1.ho s..,,-~L-nien was surrounded
tri exterrially lie, d char.,ib-r containing ar,-
ate
on or he2ilxa. The
tc-stc- dcsi,-~,n,,:~d to r~~3tablich -I(-; :..1~1atIcns h.(_1t,a%?,Qn the
fat.ir-u(i. otrc!n-th and t:he (cobalt. contcnt) or the
U U
i-r3in size at both roor. and The
D
Uritirrue sltrenCth closely f0li'OVIS Uhe of :~'U'atuic
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The ''3tr('~nj~th o.f.' '3'jntr~-Tod Carbide
and Cobalt,
strenCth in relation to cobalt _--ontont, ',.~:rair. and tem-
perature Some discussion of lthos(~- re1,ati_-ns,, co-mmon to
static and fatiglie strength: is, 'of
1:1~-Chanical proportic'!: alld fa'Aj"111 11 CV-01, "I T'all-o of
tile abov;,, zariables. The practiral is 1-~.'ached
that undel, conditions of metal cuttinrl, allo-,s with a lower
cobalt content may not only liave a GrOz_-tt(-r vicar r,~s_i.-3ta_nce,
but also a larger fatigue strength. This eff(~ct, iorified
wider production condition. inci-case.- with -he cutLing
speed" i~e~ the tem i)e rat lire of the ~ut~inr;- r,,dge. In fatigue
t;heory, the part played by irlitial plaf,0-i-ity a,-- a
of fat'icuc. roni~'Jtarlce 1),-,(,n Thert: ai:-~_, 1 tables.
9 ficur~s and 5 refer*,_--nc,,:-.,_ 2 of whiAi arl~ Saviet, 2 Englis'h
and 1 German,
ASSOCIIM01i. Vjesoyarjr). nau.-,Iinci-io~;!F~-dov,,I-c-.l.,,Iriy J_n_-,ritut tv~?rdykli
solavov ~.IVTU ira,, Baumana (All-Un-.on Lnstitut, for
11~xd Allays INTU -Lm. B,'~,iman)
SUBi,1ITTED: June 18, 1957,.
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AWDIOPS: Kreymor, G Mudosovtsev, S. A., Safonova, 0. S., BoFino, I-,, M,
TITLE. Research for new sintered carbide grades for pneumatic Impact
drilling
PERIODTCAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, r4etallurgiya, no. 2, 1962, 32. abstract 2G258
("Sb. tr. Vses. n.-i. In-t tverdykh splavov", 1960, no. 2, 3-14)
TEXT From 4 initial W-powders, 8 series of experimental WIC-Co sintert-d
carbides were prepared containing 8, 11, 15 and 20% Co. The W-powders were
produced by H2 reductlon at 650 - 820; 720 - 800; 900 and 1,2000C with
conventional and intensified grinding of the mixtures. The sintered carbides
obtained were subjected to perforating drilling tests on a stand at 7 atm, on
rocks of 16 - 18 class strength (according to Protod'yakonov). The absence of
breakdowns of the plates and wear resistance were taken as criteria of suitabili
ty in selective laboratory-scale tests. Highest strength in pneumatic Impact
drilling was shown by coarse-grained WC-Co 0sintered carbides, prepared on the
base of tungsten that was reduced at 1,20() C, A decrease of the grain nize by
Intensified grinding of the mixtures, caused a decrease in ak and the operational
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Re-f,ear~;i for nmi sintered carbide grades ... ACJ06/A 10 1
"U. . h of the Antered carbide, In spte of maintained anfl e~/(,n A.Ightly
- 4 re-.gl
in-re,ased 6~,. From sintered carbides BK 8 Mir, 8), BK I I M