SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRIVOKHATSKIY, A.S. - KRIVOLUTSKAYA, G.O.

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MALKIN, L.Z.j ALKHAZOV, I.D.; XRIVOKHATSKIT, A.3,; FEMRAK, K.A.;
- BELOV,, L.M.
Spontaneous fission of CA2" with emission of a long-range
o< -particle. Atom, energ. 16 mo.2-tl48-l49.,' F 16/4,
(MIRA 17:3)

ACCESSION MR: AP4042972 B/G048/64/028/007A255/125i
AVnIOR: Baranovo I.A.; Krivokhatskiy 8.; Silantlyov, A.M.
Go-m-radiati from curium 242 ark[ 243 41eporp, 14th Annual Conferen
TITIZ; "I of on
Nuclear Spectroscopy hold In Tibilizi 14-21 Feb 196g
SOURCE- AN SSSR. Izv. Seriya, finicheakaya, v.28, no.7, 1964, 1255-1256
TOPIC TAUS: gamma-ray speotr~um, alpha spectrum, alpha spectroscopy, curium
ABSTRACT: The photon yields per alpha decay of the 100, 220 and 277 keV-Cj0243 -r
rays and the 44 and 100 keV Cm242 7-rays were measured by the C1-7 coincidence me- v
thod. The 7-spectrometer employed a Nat ecintillator and had a resolution of '10%
for 662 keV 7-rays. The alpha spectrometer employed an energy sennitiv'o gold-olli-
con surface barrier detector madq from im-type silicon. This detector was lnvestlga--~
ited In detail before being employed in the present measurqmonts, and its bohavior 1'
is described elacwhore (LA.Daranov, Pribory* I tokhnika eksperiments, No.2,113,19-,"'-
64; I.A.Daranov, U.V.]Dlinov and N.U.Uz&rinov,IxvoAX 888R,6er.fIz.28,1257,19G4).
The energy resolution of the alpha detector was 80 k*V, and the pulse rise*tine of
each detector vas.lose than 2 x 10-6 sea, Corrootione.vere made for sooldental co- 1

ACCESSION XR: AP4042972'
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.Incidences and for Compton scattering of the more'energetic 7-rays. Thd appars 0
was tested by mossuring the photon yield per.alpha decay of the 59.6 MY AM241 7-
ray@ ~ yield of 0.31 per decay was found, in good agreement with the Value ascribed,
to J.H.Humel by R.K.Hyde (UCRL-0148., 1961). The photon yields per alpha decay of
the 100, 220 and 277 key Cm243 7-rays wore found to be 0.42, 0.113 and 0.112, res-
pectively; those of the 44 and 100 k0V CR242 y-raya were 2.7 x 10-4,and "0.0 x 10-4,;
respectively. The yield obtained for the 100 keV CM242 7-isy must be regarded am.a
preliminary result, for the accuracy was much reduced in this came by a large so-
cidental. coincidence backgrounds "In conclusion, the*authors express their grati-
tude to L.M.Belovp PeDelvanoy and M.Modovesoy for asilstanos In the 'Work." Orij.,
art. has: I figure&
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BARMIOV, I.A.; KRIVOKHATSKIY, A.S.;
Ga=a rays from Om 243 and
no.7tl255-1256 JI 164
SILAHTIYEV, A.N.
0242 . Izv. AN SSSR Ser. fiz. 28
(MIFA 17t8)

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Oftnedka Nedr" Rd 2
IN.Ooelt discovered by the Um-Chemmorskays, Goolog
"I Ada&.1stratime Domorlbes pogrq*lo I.&Y of do-
posit'and presents sectional map abow1mg relative lo-
satIon. Discusses pologlo wA afteralcea features
of deposits Jbntlms that no dIffloulty should be
wMerlmood, In vwkl",this deposit as it is in vloin
1tr of the Cherwrechawk and Sol'aho-labinsk coal as
IOUs.. wA also =o can be We of hydroelectric
At " - MLIO
Over gmet4o is Id" River.

KMOYJIAT6KIYI 3.p. (stavropoll)
.010giats are activelY taking part in
Retired ge
collectiveo Pjlzvod. i okh. nedr 26 noo9:60 S
(Stavropol Territory-Trade uniona)
cia2. Ufe of the
the 11
160. (14IM 15t7)
(Geologiato)

DARCVSKIKH,
G.T.; RGOV, A.B.; KRIVOKIIINA.
Studying the effect of the formula on the relaxation properties
of rubber. Kauch. i rea. 22 no.8tl2-14 Ag 163. (KMA 16:10)
1. Leningradekiy tokhnologichenkiy inatitut Im. Leneoveta.

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GODDYACHIK, I.P.; OSTROPOLISKIT, A.B.: rRIVOIRIZHA. M.T.
-
. Graphic method for designing and selecting renilating
prom. no.4:)1-33 Ap 157.
(valves)
valves. 0&Z.
(Kwu 10: 5 )

KRIVOKHI
t
Nomograms and graphs for calculating gas distributive stations
of gas pipelines. Neft. i gaz. prom. no.2:64-68 Ap-Je 162.
(KTA 15:6)
1. Ukrainskiy gooudaretyennyy inatitut po, proyektirovaniyu
prodpriyatiy,po dobyche prirodnykh gazov.
(Gasj, Natural-Pipelines)

---KRjyOVjj7aM,-,S,LD., inzhenor.
construction of small yards for precast reinforced concrete reduction*
Terf.prom-33 20-5t19-22 156. = 9--q)
l.Mostorfestror. (Precast concrete)

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AUMOR: Krivokh1zha S. V.; F~Yellnskiyl 1. L.
ORG: ln~~itu"t-e-o-f- sics im. P. N. Lebedev, Academy of ScIence9,Pg�,L(FIzIchesk1y
Institut-Md-emff nauk sssH)
2f,
TITLE* Fxperimental investigations of the propagation of ultrasound invis.cous
liquids
-5O(JRCE: Zhurnal eksperimentaltnoy I teoreticheskoy fiziki,, v. 50, not it 1WO
TOPIC TAGS: ultrationics,, sound propagation, viscous fluid, rel&xation process#
ultrasound absorption, propagation velocity
ABSTiMM In view of the small number of experimental investigationg Of the velo-
city and absorption of ultrasound and hypernound In viscous liqulds,( and In view of
the difficulty of deacribing these phenomena by means of re 'theory with one
or c-,ren oeveral relwmtion times# the authors have extended the raige of inventi-
gated substancen by measuring the velocity amd absorption of ultrasound at 3 Meg
in triacetin and 1,2- ropylene g3,yco3L iscosity was varie4 by 7--9 orders of
_,I whost Y
magnitude. 'The method used for the wMeriment vaeba&ed on a technique developed
by T. S. Velicbkina and one of the authors (Ambelinakiyj DAN BBBH V- 751 177# .1950)o
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modified to permit the use of the same appeza-
;~tua to measure the velocity of ultrasound an

well as its absorption (Fig. 1). The 6onstrue- 2

:tion of the equipment and the test procedure
tirepofflop H X

rare described. The experimental results are fiv . 8V
made to fit an analytic relation that agrees JL
x
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,qualitatively with a nonlocal diffusion theory
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ifor the propagation of ultrasound in viscous 3 N"Y'se'd
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Off
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:.media, developed by Mo A. Isakovich and 1. A.
Chaban (DAN SOR v. 16% no. 2p 1965). To check
Fig. 1. Block diagram of setup
ithe theory more convincinglyp however, it is
I for the measurenent of the Yeloci-
Tnecessary to perform a series of new ultrasonic
ty and absorption of ultrasound.
experiments and to continue the theoretical and
- 1 - Hf generstorp 2-- bf ampliflsr~
experimental Investigations of the
nature of
3 - pulse genertitorp oscill&-
the nonuniform liquid on which the theory in

,based. The most important Is a check on the scope.
theoretical predictions of the nonuniformity.'of the liquidp and to show whether
this nonuniformity represents structure fluctuat ims or bem other pbesemenono
Orig, art* haet 14 figasep, U fbroWp W 2 tablese
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ORG: Phyp,~csj!jqtitute j&jMdeYx_Acydcyy_QL_8jzjcncea SSM(Fizicheekly
inatitut Akademii nauk S58R)
TITLE: -Induced Mandel'aht -Brillouin scattering In single-cryst t tem-
peratures 2.1--300K
SOURCE: Zliurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheakoy fiziki.. Pialja v redaktoiyu.
Prilozheniye, V, 3p no. 9, 19661 378-382
TOPIC TAGS; quartz, single crystalp light scattering, laser application, line shift
ABSTRACT: The following effects were observed in Induced Mindel'shtcm-BrIllmin -
-scattering (DMS) in single- crystal_2Mgx_t7,-,.-j a strong increase in the shift of the
Stokes component, due to -the quasilongitudif~l hypercoric wwre, an the t Merature
was lowered from 80 to 2.1K; occurrence of a Stoker, component of IMBS due to the
quasitransverse wave at 80K and a difference in the character of the damage to the
single ci-jotal In the focused laser beams at different temperatures and for prac-
tically constant light-pulse power. The invedtigation was made with a previously-
described installation (PisluA ZbL"ZF v. 2.9 41, 1965). The giant light pulse from a
ruby laser,of -250 Mw power, was focused onto the interior of the crystal cacTlej
uhich was either at room -temperature or placcd in a cryorftat filled vith liquid
helium or liquid nitrogen. A32 crystal samples were cut from a eingle block of

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Brazilian quartz. 11je frequency ablfU tw of the Stokes co onents are tabuLated.
It is shown that Av dorubles in the temperature interval 60-T-K atid continues to in-
crease with decreasing temperature. To explain the observed larf:e increaje in the
frequency it must be assumed that under the conditions of the ex;.erimerrt the re-
fractive index and the speed of the bypersound change noticeably under the influence
of the strong electric field of the light vave at low temperature. An analysis show,
that the influence of the electric field on the refractive indek amd tbe speed of th,
bypersound are apparently not the only causes of the observed appreciably Increase
of & at low temperature. The observed strong difference in the outward appearance
of the damage in the single crystal of quartz at different temperatures Is atiribute,
to the 'fact that at BOK the absorption of the hypersound is somewhat smaller than at
300K,, and this decrease is apprently sufficient to produce under certain conditions
BIBS without damaging the Metal. When the temperature Is lower(rl to 4.2K., the ab-
sorption coefficient becomes even smaller, and usually no damage accurs. If damage
is still observed in this case, it can be-attributed to the strong, narrowing of the
light channelt and consequently the increase In the intensity of the light and byper.
sound. The authors thank L. V. Iteldysh and Yu. P. Rayzer for useJU r ka made
during the discussion of the results., and to 0. B. VoUrs-Raya. M. A. Vyscytokaya. and
V. P. Zaytsev for help with the vork. Orig. art. has: 1 formula and I table. (021
MB CM; 20/ Om DATIS ORM PJW: OOT/ OTH R9F.- 005/ ATD F

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KRIVOKOBILISMY, 1.
Collective Fams
First successes of a new collective
farm. Kolkh.proizv. 12 No. 7
1952
Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress Octoter 1~,52. M-CLASSIFIED

OLESNEVIGH, LoO,[Olesnevych, L.O.)) oty, red.; KOZLOVA, T.A., rod.;
KONONENKO, V.M., red.,- WUYQ--KOX1WSKjY,.1.F. [Kr-fvo-
Kobyliolkyi, I.F.] red.; BLRANIOVA, N.P., red.izd-va-.
BMEZOVSKAYA, D.N.lBerezovalka, D.11.]j, tokim. red. '
[Production potentials of the western regions of the
Ukrainian S.S.R.] Rezervy vyrobnytetva zakhidnykh ral.oniv
Ukrainalkoi RSR. Kyiv, Vyd-vo AN URSR, 1963. 152 p.
(MIRA 17:3)
1, Akademiia nauk URMI, Kiev. Instytut suspillnykh nLuk.

'~'_A,
USSR/Forestry Forest Culture. i_4
Abe Jour : Referat Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 69134
Author : Krivokobilskiy, I#M.
Inst
Title : Binding and Afforestation of flizhnedneprovsk Sands.
Orig Pub : Nauchn. tr. Ukr. n.-i. st. vinogradarstva i osvoentya
peskov, 1955, No 5, 5-13
Abstract : Results are described of experimental plantings founded
in the '30's on Nizhnedneprovsk eands. 7hey have shown
a positive influence of mechanical protective measures
on vitality and grovth of pine cultivations. The suita-
bility of different conditions is characterized in re-
lief for afforestation purposes, some agrotechnical re-
commendations and instructions are given on use of dif-
ferent manner of mechanical protection depending on
concrete local conditions subject to afforestation.
Card 1/1 - 59 -

ZINICH, Vasiliy Nikolayevich[Zynych, V.M.]. PrinAnimal uchastiye
KRIVOKOBYLISKIY LF [Kryvokobyllalkyi,, I.F.Ij BROVENKO,
sef ~fk zz~: nauk red ONOPRIYEHKO M.Xj r6d.;
POTOTSKAYA, L.A.[Potots~lka: LT J. tekhn. red.
(Business accounting combined with operational control
within indlyidual production unitsj based on the example
of the Otoria komuniwul Collective Farm, Kosov District,
Stanislav Province] Vnutrihospodaralkyi rosrakhunok z
operatynym kontrolem; na prykladi kolhospu "Zoria komu-
nizmu," Kosivalkoho raionu, Stanislavalkoi oblasti. lyiv,
Vyd-vo UASHN, 1962. 58 p. (MIRA 16:5)
(Collective farma-Finanoo)

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KRIVOKOBTLISKIY* V*Y,, Inshener; VAMMLI, VaTu.. inshener.
Using the U-3M engine on the 'Stalinets-81 and tha 8-4 combines.
Bellkhosmashina no.lsl3-13 Ja 134, 1 (MMU 7:1)
1. SKB pri zavods "Serp i Holot*. (Gas and oil engines)

KRIVOKOBYLISKIT, V.7.; YAXHM1, T.Yu.
Defects In the design of the U-5K engine for combines and their
elimination. Sellkhosmashina, no.9:21-23 5 154. MU 7:9)
(Gas and oil ~nglnes--Design)

KUBATA,H.K.; nIVOKORUISICIT,V.Y.
improved spark arresters for combine engines. Sellkhozmashina
no.10:23-25 0155- (MIRA 8:12)
1. Spetsiallnoys konstruktorskoye byuro savods "Serp I solotw
(Sparks) (Gas and oil engines)

KRIV(IROIIYLISXIY. V.Y.; YjRBjfhjo, B.S.
The SHD standardized diesel ongino. Blul.tekh.-okon.Infom,
no.11:58-59 1 58. (KIRA 11:12)
Plosel engines)

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KRIVOKOMISHY, V.F., inzh.; IaREMIII, V.P. in zh.
IncreaffIng- the -heat resistance of cylinrier heads of the SMD-7
engine. Mashinostroenie no.1-84-86 Ja-F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Gosudarstvoymoyo spetnJaP'noye konstruktorskoyo byuro
po dvigatolyams g. Kharikov.
(Gas and oil engines--Cylinders)

KRIVUKOBYLISKIY, V.?.; KMASI., L.M.
~bohaaization and automation of the manufacture of SMD-14 electric
motors at the Merp i ~blotm plants Trakt. I aellkhozmash. 31
Eisso32) no,11338-41 N 162. (MIRA 15j12
lo Zamestitell glavnogo insh. Xharskovsko o motorostroitellnogo
0
zavoda "Serp i molotu (for KrivokobVlvskiy~, 2. Glav tekhnole
Karlkavokogo motdrostroitelinogo savoda OSerp i molotl7for Karas'10
(Electric motors) (Electrio equipment industry)

VERBUK, RA; CAYDUCHENKO, N P I IRIZIw t5KIYO V.F - POLYAROV
4 it .0
M.L.j CHICHEVAO Ll,' 25O.J waUin. red.;
OKOLEIDVAt Z.P.,, takhn. red.
[Dismantling, assembly and repair of SYJ) engines] Razrabotka.,
aborka I remont dvigatelei SMD. Moskya, Sallkhoziadat, 1963.
174 P. (MIRA l6j9)
(Diesel engines-Maintenance and repair)

KPIVOKOBIL SKIY, V.F.; ZLATOPOLISKIY, 14.1fa.
Machines for multIple screwing of pins, bolts, and nuts. Trakt.
i sellkhozmash. no-8:32-34 Ag 164. OMIFRA 17: 11)
1. Kharlkavskiy motorostroitellnyy zavod "Serp i molot".

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KFIVOKOBYL'SKIYO V.P.; ZLOTOPOLISKIT, Ms.
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Automatic line for areving In pins. V44t. 1 9911khozaash. no.6s
40-41 Je f65. (MIRA 180)
1. Khnrlkovskiy motorostroitalinyy savod "Sarp i molot".

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KIUVOKOLVKO. I.P.
"PINNAVANk
Operational experience of reinforcement workers. Transp.strol.
6 no.12:5 D 158. (MIRA 32:1)
(Reinforced concrete construction)

IRITOIONI, A.
Reorganizing the work of mining schools. Prof.tekh. obr. 11 no-5:
3-4 Ac '54. (xW 739)
1. Naahallnik Toroshiloygradskogo oblo,stnogo upravleniya trudo-
vykh reseryov.
(Mining vngIu*9rIW-Study and teaching)

KRUOKONI.A.; RASHMADZHUN,V.; LkRTASIINV,G.
Pedagogical lectures. Prof.-takh. obr. 12 no.5:21-22 Nx 155.
(XLRL 8:8)
1. Nachalinik Voroshilovgradskogo oblastnogo upraylenlya trudo-
vykh rezervov (for Krivokon'). 2. Starshly Inshener Armyanskogo
reepublikauskogo upravlaniya trudowykh reserwov (for Rmhuadshyan)
3. Zamestitell direktora po uchabno-proizvodstvennoy chbsti uchill-
shcha mekhanizataii sel'skogo khosyaystva no,4. (for Kartashev)
(Technical education)

- KRIVOKONI, A.
Our work experience with young specialists. Pref.-takhn.*br. 13 u9j:
14-15 Mr '56. (XLRA 9:7)
Lftchallmik Voroohilovgradikege obl&stmogo upravlsonlya trudivykh
roloryove
(Voroshilovgrad Province-Technical aducatioa)
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27-9-7/30
AUTHORi Krivokon', A., Chief of the Voroshilovgrad Oblast Administrat-
e a a rve a
TITLEs Training at Regular Work Sites (Obuchonlye na shtatnom rabochem
Monte)
PERIODICAL- Professionallno Tekhnicheskoye Obrazovaniye, No 9 (148),1957,
pp 9-11 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt The extensive article deals with the students, practical train-
Ing In the coal mines. It prdvod difficult to appoint all of
them to regular working places because of the fact that the
number of students exceeded the number jobs. As an example
the article quotes the "Teentrallnaya Bokovskaya" minep one of
the largest of the "Bokovo-jLnthracits" Trust (Pokovo-Antrateit
treat) where the students of the Industrial Mining School Nr- 4
(Gornopromyshlennoye uohilishche Nr- 4) take practical training.
The plan provides for 30 machine operators at the cutting
machines and mining combineep and 39 operators for the electric
locomotives. On the mine 5-5 'Ibis" of the "Voroshilov coal"
Trust (Voroshilovugoll treat), where the students of the In-
Card 1/3 dustrial Mining School Nr- 3 (Gornopromyshlenncye uchilishche

-Trnining at Regular Work Sites
27-9-7/30
Nr. 3) get their practical training, there are 32 operators
for the cutting machines and mining combines and 61 operators
for the electric locomotives. It is apparent that even these
large mines are unable to place all the available students.
As a result a part of the students are occupied while others
stay idle or are assigned to other work which reduces the
quality of practical training. To avoid this, the Industrial
Mining Schools Nr- 4P 5p 6, 7p 10 and others ncw send to the
mines only that number of students which can be placed by the
mine for the next few days, and the students represent all the
professions taught at the given school. flow this works out is
shown by an example of Industrial Mining School Nr- 7
(Gornopromyshlennoye uchilishohe Nr. 7) and the mines of the
"Zhdanov coal" Trust (Zhdanovugoll treat). The article deals
further with placing graduates on jobs, outfitting them, giving
them safety instruction, and finding them quarters. Mention is
made of K.A. Shlepch6nko, Director of 'Vme-Industrial Mining
School Nr. 6 (Gornopromyshlennoye uchiliahche Nr. 6) and of
Dlyachenkoj Director of tKe Industrial Mining School Nr- T,
Card 2/3 who arranged that their students work In their own speciality.

Training at Regular Work Sites
27-9-7/30
ASSOCIATION: Voroshilovgrad Oblast Administration of Labor Reserves (Voro-
shilovgradskoye oblastnoye upravleniye trudovykh rezervov)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Krivokon', A., Director ."C V/27 -59-1 -16/7~1
TITLE~- Training Groundu for lAectric Locomotive Diivers (Uchebnyy
poligon dlya mashinistov elektrovoza)
fERIODICAL, Vrofensionallno-tekhn-Aclie-,ikoye o'brazoviiniye, 1959,.Nr 1,
pl) 22-2i! (US"R)
ABS)TRAM The LjUthc~r starts by liating the dutiou of electric loco-
motive drivqrs in mines., and critici,.-.4on tho. inadequate
training they undergo He suggests that the training
system be revised and the training inatalletion be more
completely equipped. There are three type!; of training
grounds - all located in the Donets Basin (Donbass), The
type I grounds usually tins one locomotive ;hed equipped
with one inspection pit, generators, control switchboards,
selenic rectifiers and other technical facilities, The
100 to 150 m long railroad track terminate,, in de3d-end
sidings and has rne switch locrited Ii or 4 m from the shed
Fig 1) The type 2 tr,,ining installation is set up with
closed circular tracks that Eire 2GO to 'ICO in in circum-
ference, have one switch at the shed tate and a few
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,raining Groundo for Llectric Locomotive Drivers
locomotives only . ) The type 5 insta,.Iations (Fig
3) have 2GO to 250 :.-. lont, rail f~icilities bordered by
owitches and by load,-ne, and uniondinj; :;ttttions, running
alit,htly up and down hill and hav,,ng ~.jidinjv Vhere are
cuntact ae woll aa ticcumulator locomotiveo. &'he author
J;iVO.1; a reVieW Of thV 11WAor Of troinilljy StLiientus and of
the training curriculum at the three differcnt training
groundo There are three ditigrams and one Iable.,
AS30k;IATIONi Luj;Liris~oye oblastnop,, upravlen.,~-- tr,,1:'ovykh re3ervov (The
Lugnnsk Obltj~itAdmlr~isl~ratior, of Labor Reservcs)
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IMYCKCS', A. .
Demon8trationarea. for minors* Prof.-tekh. obr. 17 no-7:7-10 JI
,6o. O(M 13: 8)
1. Nachallnik lagaukogo oblastnogo upravleniya professionallao-
takhnicheskogo obrasovaniya.
(Don Taney-Xining engineerInV-Study and teaching)

KRIVOKONIP A.
Facing the demands of technical progress. Prof.-tekb. obr.
18 no,8:10-11 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. flachallnik Luganskogo oblastnogo upr4vlaniya professionallno-
tekhnighookogo obrazovaniya.
(Lugansk Province.-Mining angineering-4tudy~
and teaching)
!r

KRIVOKONI, A.
In anticipation of the requiremento of life. Prof.-tekh. obr.
19 no.9:5-7 S 162. (MIRA .15:10)
1. Nachallnik Luganakogo oblastnogo upravleniya profeasionallno-
tekhnicheskogo obrazovaniya.
(Ijuganak Province-Vocational education)

KRIVOKONIP A.
Innovators as a model for fitud(ints. Prof.-tekh. obr. 20 no.121
6-8 D 163. (NIRA 17tl)
1. Nachallnik Luganskogo oblastnogo upravlenlyn profe3sionalino-
tekhnicheskogo obrazovaniya,

KRIYR ~_*Y ner *
Automatic welding for manufacturing small-sizs cylindrical
vessels. Izobr. v SSSIL 1 no.4:17-18 0 156* (HLRA 10:3)
(Illectric welding)

SHTROMBIRG, B.IO; MIROS101ICILLM, A.M.; MDYSITIVA, Kh,H.; KRIVOXONI, Tu.G.;
BRUK, AoS,; VOLXOYA, Z.A,; GSTD, G.P.; OBUIDIOVSKIY, -T&oN#
4.
Investigation of ther coals of the Lvov-Volrn' Basin. Xoks i khim.
no.1:12-17 161. (HM 14: 1)
.........
1. Ukrainskiy uglakhimicheakiy institut (for Shiromberg, Mirosh-
nichenko', Hoyseyeva, Xrivokoul). 2. Dnepropetrovskiy motallur-
gichaskiy institut (for Pruk. Vallcova. Geyd, ObukhovskiV), 17
(Lvov-Tol7n' Basin-Coal)

14MOSHNICHRIKO A.M.; SJURUMBz;iiG, b.I.;-YjLIvuKuII', Yu.G.; SEINKAREVA, T.V.;
DRnI &N.; DVUZHILIIIAYA, N.M.; GUTMAX, L.M.; KULIXLN, R.K.;
KOVALEVSKAYAS *16H.
Coking of a charge contairting' 4 gas coals and blast-furnace
lting with coke obtained-by thiomoth6d. Koko i khim. no.2:20-24
163o (KII?A 16t2)
1, Ukrq~nskiy uglakhWehelikiy inatitut (for MiroMmichenko, Shtroxbor$,,
Krivokon.l. Shinkarova, Druy). 2. Donctakiy nauchno-issledovatelhokAy
ugolInyy institut (for Dvuzhlllnaya). 3. Donetskiy kAsokbimicheakiy
zavod (for Gubian, KtIllman, KovalcvokaM-
(Coke) (Motallurgical fi=naces)

1,; 11IVC)*KCN::Vy 3
R!id Lo
In radio clubs and radio circles; livelier work
in Une ccn3tr-ucticn secticn. '-dio, 110. 4, 1952.
IT r
Nonthly Li.-it of' H-uiqJ.:tn Accessions, Llbrrx- of' Conz,ress, lutie 191-2. UNGLA-~ I ~'T F D.

rin, on-in L),L r,

Cticmistry PhYsicol,chomiatry
card 3 /1 Pub. 22 - j5/6o
Atithore I ',j'nrqrj A. Ati Krivokorytova, Be V..; and Rhodorov. P. M.
Title I Heats of solution of polystyrenes of different mole:ular weight nnd the
packinL7 density of stable chains
Periodical i Dok. AN S.W 100/4, 741-743, Fab 1, 1955
Abstract I The inteeral heats- of solution were determined for -various fractionB in
benzene and for a hydrogenated polysteren~ monomer - ethyl benzene. The
results Indiarte that polystyrene with a molecular weight of about 1000
dissolves in benzene and in ethyl benzene with a zero thermal effeet. It
wa6 observed that the low-moleculir polystyrene dissolves in a natural
hydrogenated monomer - ethyl benzene - with a zero thermal effect which
indicates that the packing density of the low-molecii1ar polystyrene in
close to the packing density of ethyl benzene moleciles. An increase in
molecular weight was observed to be followed by a considerable increase
In the heat of solution. Four referencees 'U-1,W and 1 USA (1950-1954).
Tablel graph.
Institution i The A. Me GorkXy Ural State University
Presented byi Aendemician Vo A. Kargin, August 17, 1954

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bl C th'-dol V~ItOr,-. SCiL.'tifi.C ,.-I
In-gtitutir-s r, -CL.1 o"C"'Ochij . rr blcra of
Ubliorrphy !-;,d Sci(.ntific Wcun.nt~tinn.
,.ba Jour : IILf,.r-t 7hur 25 i.-Tch 1957, 1PC179D
..uth(x :
Inst
TitIc I I d'L -' ')f UIL OL'vc1c-rnL- 'it of !-!~ttr it, 1'r-~-etion Ath
thc Disc,.-,,Lr,, vf '~-w Discrctc- Foria of i.!,t.t,-r b- thc
Clu.nistr- CO - tvr-.
OriLr. ?ub : .".VtLr,... dloc. !-A s f 1, -t f il..,3rif . AI-SS R)
1956.
..bstrnct ; "o -ibstr-ct.
C:,rc3 1/1

.! A,' ~;V* ; 'I Ij,'.~!2 1 -. " -- v Z-. , .. , - .- -".
MMOIAPOVI E.
Use of plastics and chemicals in the transportation and
fishing fleets. More flot 25 no.10:36 0 165. (MIM 18:11)
1. Nachallnik laboratorli Mentrallnogo konstruktorsko-
takhnologicheskogo byuro'"Awharryba'O.

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ACC NR: A1`0"6611 ~ I I , -1 --- ; ICA~010 Jj/0Q-7.6/OG40
SOU_I~cz CUD'-.,
AUTEOR:- XXIyola v B. 14.
2o
ORG: TsKTB "Azchorrybo"
TITLE: Use of niastic and synthetic materials in small ship-repair woekahops
SOURCE: Pybnoye khozyaystvo, no. 11, 1965, 38-40
TOPIC TAGS: shipbuildinC engineering, polyethor resin, epoxy resin, =�n=k=rc:Mz, poly-
styrona resin, polypropylene, polyethylano, polychlorotrifluoroothyler.9, glass fabric.,
paint, heat resistant material, synthetic material, plazticizer, filler
AISTPAM A Conoral review of various resins, plaotico, paint and othe chemical pro-
ducts is D'recented. Polyether and epoxy resins am roinf_o_R~y RIMAloth of varioua
types and compositions. An addition of cobalt naphtenat with cumene rydroperoxide is
recommended for hardening polyether re . A wide application of gltxs plastics made of
reinforced polyether and epo resins,=various ship-repairs is briefly reviewed. An
addition of d;butyl-phthalate is recoiwxnded for plasticization of epoxy -resins while
polyethylene ~Ikith polyamine or bexamethylene-diamine are adbed for hardening. Following
are materials used as fillersy'~'cement, asbestos, j;r
~j~te,\Iquartz sand, various ozides
and metal powders. A vibro-vortex spray method for coating metal surfaces with plastic
powders is recommended by using polyethylene, poly_oropylone, polystyrene, polychlorotri-
fluoroethylene and other resins. Various synthetic materials and paints are mentioned
Card 1/2 UDC; 678.5

ACC NRi AP5028611
for coating of ship docks and equipmont. The use of polyethylene tubes and various syn-
thetic materials for construction and decoration purposes aro also mertioned such as-
leather substitutes, fire-roBistant decorative plastics, foam plastics for furnitureand
other synthetic materials. The use of various clowisors and preparations for removing
rust from ship hulls and for cleaning equipment is aloo mentioned. YI&V materials men-
tioned in the text are identified by standard specifications.
SUB CODE: 11, 13/ SUE-1 DATE: None
2/2 MLP
Card

KRIVaUJW, F.G.
Y.9, Ghyedov, the founder of physloochanical rhec'.ogy. Ukr.thim.
shur. 21 no.5:675-678 '55. (a& 9: 3)
1. Odeaskly takhnologichookly institut imeni I.Y. 0 W Im.
(Uhvedoy. Fedor Nikiforovich, 1840-1905)

XIN
.KRIVOIAPOV, F.G LXNELINIKOVA, L.Ye.
Splitting of starch In groats during bollIM. Izv.vyn.ucnab.%av.;
pishchetakh, nool:90-93 1599 (MIRA 12:6)
1. Odseekly takhnologichaskly Inetitut Smont I.V.Stalina, ~mfe4ra
neorganichaskoy Whimit.
(Starch)

nIVOLlVPOV,jG.; SHILOVA, L.I.
Hydrophilic properties of groats in connection with their
hydrothmrsal processing. IST.Tyloucheb.s..vo; plaboh.takh. no.5:
13-U 159. (MMA 13:4)
1. Odesekly tokhtologichooidy i"q 4tut i,sni I.V.Stalina kafedra
neorganichookoy kh1wit.
(Cereal prouuots)

KRIVOLAFOV, P.O.; SDIELINIKOVA.. L.Ys.
Effeat of. salt treatment on the ferw titation activity of starche
lzv.vYs.ucheb.tav.; pishch. takh, no.6s33-36 161. OtIRA l5t2)
1. Odeaskiy tekhnologichaskiy instit,t. kafedra noorganichaskoy
khimii.
(Starch)(FormentA Lion)

KRIVOUPOV, F.G.1 SINELINIXOVit L.Te.; S)ILOVAp L.I.
Weat of the hydrothermal proc saing on certain charact6ristion
(if groat starches. Izv.vys.uck;b.zav.; pishch, tekh. no.304,-.56
163. ()GRA 160)
1. Odeaskiy takhnologichaskiy :.notitut imeni Lomonosovap Wedra
neorganicheskoy i analitichesk y khimii.
(Starch)
40
e,

KRIVOIAPOV, F. G.; SINELINIKOVA; L. Ye.1 SHIIDVA, L. 1.
-------
SuscoWbility )f starch to ittack by ferments during its
aging, Izv,vyo,uoheb.z&v.; lishchatekh.no. 2-.24--25 164.
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Odesekly tokb"ologicheoly institut imeni lomonosava,
kafedra neorjazicheskol i analiticheakoy kbimli.

e TA t
rf!ar" zq t, centr ro vi, rv ire n
iZvecl. redr 3
yr Ya n -v s kA ya g- e o:

.XRIVOLAPOV,-1.19.
C-~~
Recent developments in weed control on rice fields. Zemledelie 23
no.12:34-44 D 961. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Dal'nevostochnaya risovaya opytnaya stani3iya.
(Rice) (Weed control)

1. Ye.
Dis.;ertation defended for the degree of Candidate of Agricultural Sciences
were defended at the Scient.ific Council of the Far-East AffiUate
"Riceweed and Their Contrul."
"Vestnik Akad. Nauk, No 4, i,p 119-145

'.- KMOLAPOVaital.-
Machine for bevelling glass. Stako i kere IS no.2;36 F 161.
(,!.,IRA 140)
(nirroru)

YBUZZMA. R.Z.(Ufa);,XiLVOLAPOT.--OiS.(Ufa),- OWLENTSIV, R.D.(Ufa);
BOZHIMSTVXN,-jKIY. V.P. (Vfa)
Reductior roasting of ricb iron ores by mixtures of petroleum
gas and water vapor. Isy. AN MR. Otd.takh.nauk. Met.1 topl.
no.5:19-24 So-O 160. (HIU 13:11)
(iron ores) (ore dressing)

ROZKMTVMKIY, V.P.; KRIVOLAPOV O.S.
- - - - - ~.
Reduction of sulfide ore 'by mixtures of petrolew gat vith wRt8r
vapor. Zhi;r. prild. khime 33 no.32:2622-2627 D l6o. (KMA 14t1)
(Sulfide.a-Metaunra)

fit
-T jv
t I v r(trn

V. ye.
Tea ind o'.her subtro-Acal. plants ~n the
TranscarD,iti,lan r)rovtnce. Uzhgorod,
Znizhno-zburnallno,~ Izd-vo, 19%.
.Icnthly I.I.-t of Ruisinn .%ccesslons, LtbraU of Cong-ress, June 19!,2. U"'r'LAiSIFIED.

KRITOLAPOT, Tiktor Temallyanovichl GRIMM. Y. (Hrymut, fjpetar*4.;
PANCfMKO, T.. red.: LUCHXIT, K., tokhred.
[Field tooting and mesa selection of grapes) Aprobstolin i
mosova selektsiis vynohrodu. Ushhorod, Zaknrpotalke obl.yyd-vo,
1958. 23 P. (KIRA 13:3)
1. Starahly nnukoviy protsivnik Zokarpatelkoi oblasnoi sillalko-
goopodnralkoi doslidnoi stanteii.
(Grape breeding)

red.
KRITMAPOT, T PANC113MO, T., red.; LUCHKIV, M., teL
(Regional adaptation of varieties and specialization in
vitimilture in Transcarpathial Sortorsionuvannia I spetsiali-
zataiia vynohradaretva v Zakarpatti. Uzhhorod, 2okarpstalke obl.
vyd-vo, 1938. 119 p. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Stershiy nnukoviy pretsivnik Zakarpotalkoi oblasnoi sil's1ko-
goopodaralkot stantaft (for Irivolopor).
(Transcarps this-Vitimil ture)

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.tn, f7a, plu;air.(~r fibt),u% t~i,- zot:L (A J141Y.
RO,sjot, cranj w,!!,,-. it, %jrlxg
ne eced irfte' Irtl ~rnwr it. c"W"T.Cl
Ufhl,:~ '~h( '"r.1t, of

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USSR/Cultivated Plants - Potatoes, Vegetables) Melons. M-3
Abs Jour Ref&ur - Biol., So 3,-1958, 10797
Author Krivolapova, O.P., Onishchenko, 0.1.
Inst
Title Potato Seed Production in the Trano-Carpathian Region.
Orig Pub Kolgospnik Ukraini, 1957),No 4, 31-32
Abstract No abstract.
Card 1/1

KRIVO LAPOVA, A. P. # Cand Agr Sci -- (dies) *Certain problemp of potato
ilan in zakarpatekaya Oblast.* Beregovol 1958. 17 PP (Min of Agri-
culture USSR$, KharIkov order of lAbor Red Banner Agr Inst lit V. V. Doku-
chayev)p 100 copies (KLj 18-58, 101)
-82-

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., ~;.M.); A.P.
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(.). f'. I' A & 0
; .3)I[ELUDIKO, YU V
Impr(woment In nood climlitlea and ollminntlon of votato leaf
rolling musaic virunea under Carpathian Mountain conditions.
14ikroblol. zhur. 27 no.401-35 165. (MIPA 18:8)

KAWVVj B.N.; VEYSBERG, 9.3.1 ROMANOVAo I.L*j KHIVOIAPOVA, Ej.
'Anodie Diffusion of Oxygen through Lead Dioxide.*
Report presa-..t.:;! :t t~~ !I-' !"oting CITCRO Intl. Com. of
Elactrocheldcal TimmodyneAdca and Kinetics, Moscow.. 1Y'-25'
Aug 63.
Affiliated Research Storage Batter7 Institute,, Podolsk, U.S.S.R.

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n in
TITM Inverse problems in variable mass rAchanL4.s tar curvilinouir matio
polar coordinates
CITED SOURM 'rr. Mckhan.-x4tem. fak. Katakhak, yn-t, v. 1, no. 42, 1960, 203-267
70PIC TAGS: motion equation, Meshcharskiy, curvilinear motion, pclar coordinate.
-TRANSLATI(Mt- -The solution-is given to tha- probleat of detarminstLe-n-of -thr, law-
of variation at mass with time it the law is kamt for the notion of a point
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Soveshchanlye pa eltktrokIllatt. tCh, r4&e*-. 1956.
Trudy...; labornI111 (Transactions or the Fourth Canrer*ncv an Vpet-
rochavistry; C0110ttlOn Or krtLclos) Roacow, txd-" AM 33U
1959. SU V. Xrrata allp inserted. 2.5M copLqs VrjnccZ;.
39onscrIn,; kgoncys kkad*aiya hour. 3334. Ot"Ienlye
ALuk.
ldltorlAl Soard. A.M. Prunkin (Asrap. Id.) AcadexteLan. 0.A. Y*N-z.
Profoasor~ 3. 1. Zhdanow ( I'" p. Secretary), S.M. Labano~, P"-
reagar. 3.1. zhdanov tRes. Uvretaryh D.N. Kabanov. rrofess or%
To. X. rolotyrkln. DfttQr of Chemical SAlefseeal V.V. Lases. V
r0
Lukcvtaev, P fessor3 Z.A. Sale.-yoval V.V. .3tonder. Pmf'tss*2-
and G.R. FlArl&nOvIch'. Z4. of Publishteg vousel X.G. Yesorov..
?wch. 9d.8 T.k. Prusakova.
?tMP=a This book to Intended for chemical and electrical sagl-
near*. physicists. lestallurgIsta and reesorchors Intorette'S in
Various aspects of elect rochemist.7.
OVMCM, The booic contains 17' Of the 23a reports presented At
the Fourth C*nr*rtnc* an glqctrqehomjm~" sponsoreQ by the COPArt-
::nt or Chemical Scienc*a Rod too Institute or ftrs%cal C%s-~lstr7
&dw*y of Sciences. USSR- The collacClon partaInG to dIfftrent
branches or oloctrochowlewl kinetics. agsble lqyvr theories and
gmlv&njLc processes In metal. elvetrodepoalton and industrial elect-
ralrols. 4brldg*d 416"9010ns are given At the end of *^eft dlvi-
slon. The majority of reports not Included here he's been
publish" In periodical IttersturO. *0 POrSOMILZI08 Are mentioned.
Sof.reoce, a" given at In. 0. Of 00-I Of the articles.
-zhar-13-8-irly (Doveasect). and I_4_2SE"_"vK-
Anodic Behavior 0; st"goneso and ' to Alloys
Lt41104-JE-F. (vaep"Petrovoicly tnatitut
Lmonl F.I. Dswrahlnwwro; Znotltut kalsli AN Lftr332 - Dftepro-
votrovsk Institute or Chemical Technology Imen.- P.F. Dztr-
matnaklyl L"tltut* or Chemistry, Acsewmy of sciences. ":-
339)4 xl*ctrwe rMsAIT've at,& Too Anod;o" Its corrosion,
I I f .
DUri . live raly 0 'u forte Acid lutIaaa
01scussOn IF.?. Toys and contributing &utharal 732
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Institute of tloctrlc ftwwr34urcos). GrOwth Of Zinc
I'Rndrlt.e in 3coo Uallin4 Pal"wre .62
Plorow, V. 0. (Gorektoviskly PoIttek"Icheakty Irlatttut LAWAI
Card 30/34

5. 46* 00 YYJ95
AUTHORS: Vay,3berg, E. S., Krivolapova, Ye, V., Kabano,~, B. N.
TITLE: Bvict, CommunicatI0113. EN,oct. of, ;I) f~p 1-hi! M.araol.j.~J-
of' Pb Paosivation In 112S01, Sobltlowl
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy lchimll,* 1959, VO.1 '22, Ili., 10, pp 23'4-
J
2357 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The ef'fect of Sb on the proceo:j of pasjival,l, oL *,he
negative lead electrode in lead-ac-id i1a "lorle.",
waa Studied. A sharp decreas(2 'Ln Wi-, cupacl~_y (-.t* the
negative electrode (by Sb P010011111t;), iJ 1\1511~--117 ZiLtribfll~~_-d
to it.; i.nability to charge Cully. me
that due to the corrosion of' the ano(k~ 'clec-
trode during discharging, Sb migratc." W I'lle lief~al,ive, elce
trode and promotes Wic pasolvatJon ol' ~,Iv! 1,01 Thwo,
It is wrong to attribute tho dect-cane In the
capacity of the negaLive electrode,unl.y 11c) 'Aw
In the degr-ce of* ita charging. rwf~
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SUBMITTED:
Falwlay Soc,., 27, .103 (1931); Gl-i,111011L, al-l 1",illill"Ill,
Word Pow. , XVII , 264 1932) ; VA nar-, i 17 ,
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an(] Thvj-:;!c, Tvan.,,- . Favaday 3(-)(.
jilly -31, .191j8
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OIVOLUTSKAYA.. G.0., kand. biolog. nauk; NECHAYEV, V.A. (Vladivostok)
Volcanic ash shower. Primla, 52 no.9:126 163. (KRA 16: 11)

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Acad Sci US-R, Vladivastolk, 1954. - WhBiol, No 6, Itar .5)
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XRIYOLU73r,AYA, G.O.
S!o: ~e f
- atures in the development of socondAr7 posts in burnt-ovar
arean of enruce-fir forest@ in Sakhalin. Soob.SakhAl.fil. AN
SSSR no.'3:65-69 156. (MMI 10: 7)
(Sakhalin--Forest Insects) (Forest fires)

U66"-Penorri end Spcri~?I Zoology. Insects p
,,'b9 Jmurt Rof Zhur - Biol.p No 6, 1958, No 25808
Author s.Kri-inlutakryc 0-0.
Inst 5-'-)t Uivon
Title The Brrk 8cctlca (Colooptorr, Iriiro) vf tho Ccnifcrour F.)rcats
of thc I51rnd of Cnkhrlin. (4nrt~yody (Oollcc7torrl iridre)
khvninykh looov o. Srkhrlinr)
I
Orig Pub t %toraol. obnzroniyaj 19%, 55, No 4, 826-859
Abstrrtt t On the coniferous treas of grkh-lin thirty fiv~c specier rf
brrk beetles were found, rrncng thcri one new spccics Fityo-
phthorus socholinonsis Krivolutzkrjr rnd ono ncw subspucles
Blrstophrgus pucllus oriontr1is Krivclutzkrjr. The grert
1rrch be-Alc (I'pq]sube1ongrtus) cruscd thu rest drr-ngo rmong
tho b7rIc bactlos which injure tho Irrch trco, end t~x c~etorn
typogrrph beetle (I. typogrrphur f. Jrpcnizvs) wre most in-
Jurioun for the -yrn fir, the Glen fir rnd the Srkhtlin pinc.
Thu brrk beetles first found in Srkhrlin ware:Fahtorophlocus
Crrd 1 1/2

OSSR/Ganorrl rnd Spocirl Zoology. Insects
Abs Jrur Rof Zhur - Biol., No 6p 19'/8, No 25808
spinulonus, Polygrrphus punctifrons krivolut.-kirnus, which In-
hntited tha ryrn fir; Po. roligi-rphus, t-13o found cn the
ryrn fir# Fol. auboprcupo which invrdad tho ry-n fir, tho
d-ur lrrch rnd the codrr "atirnik"; rrypturgus cincrous, 0.
hispidulus lived in the p!-esegoo of other b,~rk tactles. Cr.
picous (there is n- description of Crypturgus picoun Egg.
The only known species Is Cryph-lus piccus Egg. Ref.) injured
tho rypn fir; Ips duplicrtue inhrbitod t~a Siberim fir,
sor-atimes the ryrn fir; Orthotomicun atturrlis, fmund on the
ryrn fir ~nd on the lprch troo, and Cryphrlus rei.Unrzovi
found on the Srkh,-lin pine tree -nd the ryrn fir.
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,lRrVOUITSKATA, 0.0.; MAMOV, A.I., otvatetvannyy red.: 0014VNIN, N.I.,
red.ixd-va; TVMITIMOVA, X.Se, tekhaorede
[Bark beetles of Sakhalin] Koroady eakhalina. Roskva, 1zd-vo
Akad. nauk SSSR, 1958. 195 P. (MIRA 11:4)
(Sakhalin-Bark-beetlea)

CHEREPANOV, A.I.; KRIVOLUTS&AYA, G,O#
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Most harmful insects in parks of Western Siberia, Trudy TSSBS
no.3s65-75 160. (MIRA 150)
(Siberia, Western--Forest insects)

KMOLUTSKAYA, G.O.
1,ongicorn boetles (Coleopterap Cerambycidae) of Sakhalin. Ent.
oboz. 40 no.2000-314 161. (MIPLA 14:6)
1. Institut biologii Sibirskogo Otdeleniy-6 All SSSR, Novosibirsk.
(Sakhalln-longicorn bentleo)

KRIVOLUTSKAYA, G.O.
..........
Nature of the invasion of the Siberian fir by insects developing
within its trunk and:chmage in their complexes during the dying
off of fir forests injurod by tent caterpillars in Western Siberia.
Vop. skol. 707-89 162.* OuRA 1615)
1. Biologicheskiy Inatitut Sibirokogo otdelenlya AN SSSRO
Novosibirsk.
(Siberi44 Western-Fir-Diseases and posts)
(Siberia, Western-Foreat i*ftts)

KRIVOLUTSKATAS
Aspen leaf miner Lithocolletis apparella Ho-Se in the fores~f of
Western Siberia. Trudy Biol. inot. Sib. otd. AN MR noo82180-lft
162* (KM 15:12)
(Siberia, Western-Leaf ainers)
(Sibetia, Western-Aspon-Diseases and posts)

KRIVOLUTSKAYA, G.O.
Larvae of three species of longicorn beetles (Coleoptera,
Cerambyeida~). Zaol. zhue. 41 no.5t770-776 MI 162.
(JURA 15:6)
1. Biological Institute of the Siberian Branch of the Academy
of Sciences of the U.S.S.R Novosibirsk.
(Longicorn beeilles) (1-arvae--Insects)

tR I j;, t ' ~ i,
_~VOLUTSKHA,, Gall Olimplytivna; IThIlMola jjl~ , L i.,
VAO; XURENTSOV, A.I.,90tva red.
[Stem-mining pe3t In dark-green conifer forests of Western
Siberia damaged by the Unt caterpillar Dendrolimus
sibiricusl Skrytostvolovye vreditell v temnokhvo1rykh le-
sakh Zapadnoi Sibiri, povrezhdennykh sibirsUm sh-32kopria-
dom. Moskva, Vauka, 1965. 127 p. (MIRA 180)

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