SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KULL, M. M. - KULMAN, I.

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~nd ataie of the reaction was'n'ot observed. The- 4-stage, #wic chances In
cardise activity were iaecondw7s they developed as a result of the Offect Of
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.carotid Sinuses and Of the aortic arch. On suppression of the i9ino-aortic
-mechanism, which maked the direct action of adrenalin on the heart, this
action could be observed. Bilateral vagotoW or administration of atropine
(00 mg/ke) did not affect the changes in blood pressure produced by adrenalin, I
but the phasic changes In cardiac activity were eliminatede On administration
,of ganeliork-blocking agents 00" totmon-1 or 1-2 " hexonium), these
phasic changes also did not take place - there was only a uniform acceleration
in cardiac activity* The direct action on the heart 1predoninated over the re-
flex mechanian when doses of adranalin greater than 500 gawn were adminiatereds'
a pronounced taebyeardis was producDd# whilo the blood pvmw* 1wroaDod
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LOOGA, R.Yu. [Looga, 11.); KUL,1,1, I.I.M. (Yull, m.-,
Method of bloodless iletemination of arterltd preqsure in lab-
oratory animalu. BidL, d(sp. biol. ft med. 55 /i.e. 56// no.10:
116-119 0163 (lil RA 17:8)
ayushchiy
1. Iz kafedry patologichesloy fiziologil Ospolny
ob-yazamosti zaveduyushchogo - dotsent 2.11'.coga) Tartuskogo
universiteta. ll~redstaVlena deystvitel Iny:a cYIenrm ANN SSSR
V.V. Parinym.

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I KULIA t G.
$Cellulose for Further Chemical Treatment." p. 62 (CHEHICKE ZVhsll, Vol. 5, No. 1/2,
Jan./Feb. 1951) Bratislava, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessionst Library of CongTess, Vol. 3, No. 4,
April 1954. Unclassified.

UL L E~ P A.
ANTONOV, N.P.; EUIM.. P.A. - MARAHZIN, A.V.; UTXIN, I.A.; VITTCRF, M.T.,
-It4"Te.I., vedushchiy redaktor; SOKOL07A, Te.Y.,
redaktor,
takhnichoskiy redaktor
[Itrploratory drilling with the ZIP-300 drilling unit; practical
manual] Razvadochnoe buranie stankami ZIF-300; prakticheakoa
rukovodstvo. Leningrad. Goa. nauchno-takhn. i%&-vo neftianoi i
gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1954. 221 p. (ML'RA 7:9)
(Boring machinery)

KULLE, P. ., PONOWTEV, P. V.
"Basic Principles of the Hydroelectrical Effect and Possibilities of Its
Use in Borehole Drilling"
u
(New Developmemts in the **thods nnd Techniques -,f
I
Leninrxad, Gostnpte~1.1-dat, "953. 423 F- iSerleG. Its: ':borni,.~ I-rwjot, ;)

KUL13, P.A.: P01101LUMV. P.V.
I.-
Nature of the electrobydraulic method and possibilities of
using it in drilling wells. Trudy VITR no.1:366-388 '58.
(MIR& 12:1)
(Boring)

-KULLE2 PsA-* LOPACHENOK, L.V.
Automation of the process of drying of salts in an apparatus
with a fluidized bed. Xhim.prom. no.n;805-808 N 62.
(MIRA 16:2)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iBBledovatel'skiy institut'jaiurgii.
(Salts--Drying) (Fluidization)
(Automatic control)

KULIZI P.A&- doktor tekhn.nauk; LOPACHENOK, L.V.
Automatic control of a fluidized-bed unit for drying potassium
chloride. Blul.tekb.-ekon.Worm.Goo.nauch.-isal.inst.nauch.i
tekh.inform. noo2216-18 163. ()an l6j2)
(Potassium chloride--Drying) (Automatic control)

KULLE, P.A.; LOPACHEINOE, L.V.
Electron modeling of automatic control s-jstcr~s fox- d.--iers with
,fd bed. Khim.proin. 41 nc,.6:41~)
fluldi.7 _,_ ,, ~Tu '65.
(MIRA 18:8)

KULM, Ye. A.
"The Problem of the Long-Term Incubation Feriod of Tertian Malaria it) Vologoda
Oblast".. Med. Faraz. i Paraz. Bolez., Vol. 17, No. 1, pp 57-014, 1948.

8/137/62/000/001/154/2~q
A006/A101
AUMOA: Kullel, I.
TITIZ Recommendations as to the melting and processing of-the. L-214 alloy
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no. 1, 1962, 44-45, abstract
11310 (V sb. "26-y Mezhdunarodn. kongress liteyenchikov, 1959", Mos-
cow, Mashgiz,-1961, 530 - 537)
TM: Mechanical tests and microscopical investigations were made- with a
great number of specimens of different heats of the i,24 allo The tests made
it possible to establish a definite connection between 61 -which is ex-
s. and 9
pressed by a straight line on the-semi-logarithmic scale. Specimens, for which
Tj and 8 are located directly 6n this line or close to it, do not possess inter-
crystalline microporosity. If however, the values of mechanical properties are
located below the aforementioned line, this indicates interorysfalline porosity'
which is usually connected with insufficient dissolving of strengthening phases.
Experim6ntal data were analyzed and a comparison was made of the chemical composi-
tions of the L-214 alloy, Prench grade alloys AJR3380, AF NOR-A57_702, Italian
grade G-Al, Cu 4.5, and German DIN1725 alloys. The following composition of the
Card 1/2

8/137/62/000/()01/154/237
Recommendations as to the-malting ... A006/A101
alloy can be recommended (in %): N. 4.o - 4.8; Ti 0.2 - 0.3; Mg 0.15 - 0.3;
Siik 0.3, Zn,4 0.1 and.other elements < 0.2. A higher Cu content (over 5%) is
not recommended due to the danger of arising composite low-melting eutectics,
which may entail burning of the alloy during heat treatment. To assure maximum
dissolving of secondary phases, the following heat treatment conditions are
recommendedt heating for 3 hours from 100 to 530.� 50C, holding for 6 hours,
temperature decrease to 5000C, 1 hour holding, cooling in water at 500C, heating
at 1.30~� 200C for 2 hours with subsequent air copling.
E. Hadaner
[Abstracter's note:
Complete translation]
Card 2/2

KlhP-;-,-f, 0.; KOLLM E.
Identification of natural and synthetic fiborc-, Itly the gas
chromntoggraphic method. Izv. AV Est. SSR. Ser. liz.-Inat.
i telkh-nauk- 13 no.1:15-21 164 (MITIP-11 18:1)
2. Academy of Sciences of the Estonian S.S.R., of
Chemistry. 2. Corresponding Member of the A:;ademy of S,ienr-es
of the Estonian S.S.R. (for Kirret).

FUT "WIN, -,
V nagen
F,ffe,-' -,f Q~as-~em n t i o ns
.!iry serilmentI3 :;r1 the hy-drogfto7og- -o I,
. I -
1) f t,,i epi-3dinont deprefinion of niz4nii, Gool pra,:c
61 F159--l,4 '63.
4
1. Dicryz Stur Geological Brat~slava.

KLIMEB-SZIUK.. Andor; KULLMM, Anton
Factors directly influencing
soils. Agrokem talajtan 2
the determination of the porosity of
no.l,'55-72 Mr 162.
1, Ma"ar Tudomanyos Akademia Talajtan-4 es Agrokemiai.Kutato
Intezete,, B4apest (for Klimee-ftmik). 2. NI,%TA Foldmuvelesi
es Novenytermesztesi Kutato Inteiete, Hincheberg/Mark.'Nemet
Demokratikus Koztareasag (for Kullmann)*

"ULIVIANN, Lajos, EAV musmki fotunacsoo
The work of the International Railway Union and the
Organization for Cooperation of Socialist Railways in 'khe
delvelorment of railroad vehicles, Jarmu inezo gep 10 no-4:121-126
Ap 163

Development in woodworking machinery during the Past 40 years. Tr. from the
German. p.91
FAIP.-",R. (Faipari Tudomanyos Egyesulet)
Budapest, Hungary
Vol. 9, no-3, ltbr. 1959
Monthly List of East European AcC03SiOnS (~~.EAT) LC., Vol. 8, no.7, July 3959
Uncl.

KULWI-RMM, L.
- ~
'7 -1
Therapeutic value of the cervical sympathetic block; experiences from
700 experimental infiltrations. Orv. hatil. 92 no.19:592-596 13 may
1951. (CIML 24:2)
1. Doctor. 2. First Surgical Clinio (Director -- Prof. Dr. Gyula
Sebesteny), Lorand Botvos University, Budapest.

KULWI-RHWMR, Laszlo, dr.
Modified operative method for s7ppathetic denervation of the upper
eytremities. Magy.pebeszet 8 no.1:62-68 Feb 55.
(BTKPATHROTOMT,
dorsal, modified method)

ZLWI RHORER, laszlo, Dr.
- _OWMNK*
Justification of high lumbar sympathectonq. K-1gy. sebeszet 10 no.2-3:
114' 119 Apr-June 57.
1. A Budapesti Orvos tudommnyi Egyatem IL sz. Seveszeti Klinikajanak
kozlemerqe Igazgato: Rabanyi 'Pal dr. egyatemi tanar.
(SYMPATHECTONY, in various die.
high'lumbar oympathectomy in peripheral vase. dis.g
evaluation (Han))
(VASCUIAR DISMSES, PIRIPHERAL, surg.
sympathectomy, high lumbar, evaluation (Hun))

KULIDI-RHDRER. L.- FJWRLYI. M.; MRSZOLY. I.; VOTIN, J.
Clinical experiences on the therapy, of postoperative complaints
fo'llowing ebolecystectorV. Acta. mod. hung. 10 no-3:261-272 1957.
1. 11. Chirurgische Klinik der Medizinischen Universitat,
Budapest.
(CHOLBGYSTECT014Y, compl.
poetcbolecyst*ctomy synd., choledocboduodenontomy
(Gar))
(BILF, DUCT. COMMON. surg.
choledochoduodenostorV in poetcbolecystectou7 synd.
(Gar))
(DUODENUM. surg.
same)

KULLQ,I,-RHORER, Las2lo, dr.
Data on the surgical treatment of elophantiasis. Orv. hetil.
98 no.1-4:56-60 Jan 57.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Fg3retem III. oz. Seboozeti,*
Klinikajanak (igasgato: Rubanyi, Pal, dr. epvet. tanar)
kozlemenye.
(LYRNMEM, surg.
elephantiasis, lymphangiectomy with total superficial
surg. (Hun))

I.n- ,
KUIJO I-RIIOHER 11 1,.:~W, 14 r.~
p Laszlo, dr., sebeszfocrvoq
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Fundamentals of health protection. Vanut 14 no.l.il.-20 164. i.

- KULLOI-RHORER, Latizlo, dr.
Surgically cured duodenal carcinold. Orv. hetil. 106 no.12:
553-555 21 Mx 165
1. Mav Korhaz es Kozponti Rendelointezet. I. Sebeszeti Ck3zt~aly.

SMIRNOV, V.N.; SPIRIN, A.S.; KULLYYL'V, P.; ZBARSKIY, I.B.
.
RNA synthesis in the silk gland of the mulberry silkworm. Dokl.
A3 SSSR 155 no. 4:957-960 Ap 164.', (MIRA 17:5)
1. Inatitut, biokhimii im. A.N.Bakha AN SSSR i Institut
morfologii zhivotnykh im. A.N.Severtsova AN SSSR. Predstavleno
Wcademikom A.N.Belozerskim.

511iflINOV) V.N.; hILLYTEIV, Y.; VAR'.')11)%V.';KIY, Ya.m.; SIHIMI,
Participation of ribosomes in the blos.,mthesis of' silk fibroin.
Dokl. AN SSSR 156 no. 5;1221-1224 Je 164. (MIFJi 17:6)
1. Institut radiatsionnoy i fiziko-khimicheskoy biologii AN SSSR
i Institut biokhimii im. A.N.Bakha AN SSSR. Predstavleno akedemikom
A.N.Belozerskim.

WEDNIYAZOV, O.N.; SOLOVIYI:,TA. N.V.; KULLYYI-.V, P.; KASPARIYANTS, L.R.
Comparative study of the chemical composition of different mulberry
varieties growing in Chardzhou District, Turkmen S.S.I'k'. Izv. AN Turk.
SSR. Ser. biol. nauk no.5s68-72 161. (RLA 14:12)
1. Institut zoologii i parazitologii All Turkmenskoy SSR.
(CHAIMMOU DISTiUCT-14ULBLRFtf--ITARIL?IES)

MAMEDNIYAZOV, O.N.; KASPARIYANTS, L.R.; KUTLYYEV, P.
Content of nitrogen compounds iA the hemolymph of various mdberry
gilw)mftxsti~~-Ajff j -..,M--,theJ.r productivity. Izv. AN Turk.
SSR.Ser. bl6i-,~ nauk ino.-~-.69-73 162. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Institut zoologii i parazitologii AN Turkmenskoy SSR.

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00am., 1951, 1, 12&-134 ; 1. Iron Skel Inst., 1951, 10, 403).-
Matluids of tc*Ung core binden an dwribc-d. and rtsults of a awdy
of binden pzcwntc4. It, 11. CLARKS,

KUIXAp 0.; WERTZj, Z.
Changes in core strength during Its moisteninge pe 293o
PRZEQLAD ODLMaCIWA. (Stowamyezenie TechniC2ne Odlewnikow Polskich)
Krakow., Poland., Vol. 9,, no. 10, Oct. 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI) W, Vol. 9,, no. 1, Jan. 1960.
Uncl.

S.
"Zovska. toczne" (Roller bearing), by S. Kulma, S. Neumann. Reported in
New Books Nowe Ksiazki), No. lh, July 15) 1955

MMA, S.
The standardization of journal bearings. p. 473.
MECHANIK, Warazawa. Vol. 28, no. 12, Dec. 1955.
SOURCE- East European Acession List (EEAL) Library of Congress
Vol. 5, no. 8, August 1956.

98-58-4-8/18
AUTBOR: Kullmach, P.P., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TlTLE- On the Rigidity of Foundations of Massive Hydro-Technical
Structures (0 zhestkosti osnovaniy massivnykh gidrotekhni-
cheskikh sooruzheniy)
'o,
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnicheskoye Stroitel'stvo, 1958, Nr 4, PP 35-3a (USSR)
ABSTRAC11': In the calculation of free and for,--ed oscillation of hard
bodies on an elastic foundation, formulas are used, which
include coefficients of rigidity of foundation Cx, Cz and
C- with regard to shear, compression and rotation of a solid
body around a horizontal axis passing through the center of
gravity of the bottom. In the latter case the shift of A
representing a given point of the structure under the effect
of torque could be determined by the formula
A Mr
Jo C I
in which r is the distance between the axis of rotation and
the given point
Card 1/3 and Jo the moment of inertia of the surface of the bottom

90-58-4-8/16
On the Rigidity of Foundations of Massive Hydro-Technical 3tructures
of the structure in relation to the axis of
rotation. This formula and those developed are the result
of special experimental and theoretical investigations. How-
ever, there is no experimental data from which it would be
possible to determine the coefficient of rigidity of the
foundation of massive hydro-technical structures standing
in water and subject to considerable stress at the bottom.
In this connection data pertaining to oscillations of certain
existing structures, in particular investigations carried
out on the breakwater in Algiers, are of special interest.
A cross section of the breakwater is shown, consisting of
4 layers of masonry, each weighing 400 - 500 tons topped by
a monolithic supersi;ructure. This massive wall which measures
13 m at the bottom rests on a 4 m stone foundation. In 1934,
the breakwater was severely damaged. Extensive investigations,
which were conducted to determine the cause, furnished valuable
information which permitted the evaluation of the coeffi-
cient of rigidity of. the base of the breakwater. The re-
sults of these experiments are fully described as are the
results of similar tests at Tuapse, Yalta, Feodosiya, Zee-
Card 2/3 bryugge, I'vlarsel anC4Kataniya. In all cases, it was observed

98-58-4-B/18
On the Rigidity of Foundo.tions of Massive Hydro-Technical Structures
that breakwaters begin to sway even when small waves beat
against the walls. The subject demands special investi-
gations, however, the results shown can be utilized in the
dynamic calculations of hydrotechnicnl structures.
There are 3 figures, 1 table and 13 references, of which
8 are Soviet, 3 French and 2 Italian.
AVAILABLE; Library of Congress
Card 3/') 1. Structures-Design 2. Structures-Mathematical analysis
3. Dams-Design

KULIYAGH, P.P., kand.tekhn.nauk
Vibration of a solid body resting on a mobile elastic foundation.
Izv. VNIIG 60:142-153 158. (KIRA 13:6)
(7oundatione) (Blastic solids)

KULIMACH, P.P,0.1-.and. tekhn. nauk dots. (leningrad)
ipplication of the problem in vibrations of elastically supported
solid bodies. Isel. po, toor. sooruzh. no.8:79-91 '59.
(MIRA 12:12)
(FouLdations--Vibration) (Damping (Mechanics))

Kt,:,,IMACH, P.P. (Leningrad)
Dynamic calculation of structures with high rigid pile grillage;
seismic effect. Oon., fund. i mekh. grun- 4 no.3:21-24 162.
(Piling (Civil engineering)) (MIRA 15:7)
(Earthquakes and building)

KULIMACH, Pavel Petrovich; YUFIN, A.P., doktor tekhn. naukY prof.,
otv. red.; ORPIK, S.L.,, red. izd-va; ULIYANOVA, O.G., tekhn.re-d.
(Hydrodynamics of hydraulic structures]Gidrodinamika gidrotekh-
nicheskikh sooruzhenii; osnovnye ploskie zadachi. Moskva, Izd-
vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1963. 189 P. (miRA 16.2)
(Hydraulic structures)

."KULIVACH )P. P. , kand toklin riauk, dot,,,ont
Acticn of water on the blades of a hydraulic turbine in presence
of vibrations. Izv vys uchob zav; energ 7 no. 1:86-011 Ja 164.
(MIRA 17:5)

KUL114LKRANUV Ye -, SOLOPOVY A.; KOVALEV, V., prepodavatell
Now from schools. 'Prof.-tekh. obr. 20 no.VA. 3 of cover Ja
(MIJIA 16j2)
le Pomoshchnik direktora po kullturnovospitatellnoy rabote khofthop.
-linskogo,uchilishchit makhanizataii aeltskogo khozyaystya No.24., Kara-
Kalpakskaya ASSR (for Kullmakhan v). 2. Tekhnicheskoye uchilishche
No.10,-Ltvov (for Kovalev).
(Voacational education)

22 (1) SOV/27-59-2-11/30
AUTHORS: Kullmametiyev, G.0 School Director, and Demin G., Deputy
School Director
TITLE; On the Bew Road (Na novom puti)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno-t;khnicheskoye obrazovaniye, 1959, Nr 2,
pp 18 - 19 (USSR)
A"BSTRACTt The reorganization of the MTS and transfer of their equip-
ment to the kolkhozes has necessitated a revision of present
curricula in agricultural mechanization schools. As the
existing Labor Reserve Schools will be maintained for the
next 3 to 5 years, the authors believe that mechanization
schools can divide their activities into 3 periods: 1)
Present activities remain unchanged until 1961; 2) Trans-
itional period 1962-63 and 3) Period of complete reorgani-
zation into agricultural vocational-technical schools.
During the first period as before, young people, preferably
with 7 years of education and not younger than 17 should be
admitted. Changes in the curricula are suggested which
rould give the students more time to become skilled in re-
Card 1/13 pair work. Another suggestion aims at training a new type

On the New Road
SOV/27-59-2-11/30
of workman - a mechanic with 1 year of training for in-
stallation and repair of stationary agricultural machinery.
The authors complain that their school is short of up-to-
date equipment such as tractors DT-24, DT-28, DSSh-16 and
DT-54 with a hydraulic system, and of combiners S-4M, SK-3,
PK-2, and stress that it is important to train students on
modern equipment. During the transitional period, mechani-
zation schools should work on two curricula: the old one
with 1 year of training for tractor operators and the in-
stallation and repair mechanics and a new curriculum with
2 years of training. The new period is necessitated by
introduction of the 8-year polytechnical school. It is
also considered expedient that training farms have a
minimum size of 500 to 700 ha with 250 to 300 students.
During the transitional period the mechanization schools
will gain some training experience according to the new
curriculum and gradually prepare for the complete reorgani-
zation into rural vocational technical schools. The latter
will admit only graduates from 8-year rural or urban schools.
There is 1 photograph,
Card 2/3

On the New Road SOV/27-59-2-11/30
I ASSOCIATION: Uchilishche mekhanizatsii sellskogo khozyaystva Nr 3
(Udmurtskaya ASSR) (School of Agricultural Mechanization
Nr 3 (Udmurt ASSR)
Card 3/3

1 a ('~~ ) SOV/128-50-6-18/25
AUTHUA: Kullmametlyev: V Engineer
TITLE: Centrifugally Cast Bushes
PERIODICAL: LiteyroyeProizvodstvo, 1959, Yr 6, p 42 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Brass bushes of all dimensions have been cast in sand
inolds. The serviceable castinps were 54,"~ to 5817f, of the
whole production. Now centrifugal casting (by means of
metal molds with sand core material) has been introdu-
ced. (Mixture used: 85f-. of quartz sand, 150/', of Marsha-
lit, etc.). Tn this manner the i)roduction of defects
was eliminated, nx_-fem-)ue mets:Ls saved, ind the quality
of the castings improved. There is 1 diagram
Card 1/1

KULKAN it.
IlProblems in detdnaining the finmess of Umps and the formation of the l1mTy
structure of soils."
p. 147 (Mezhduna Rodrrji SelskokonoziaistvennyJ. Zhurnal, Vol. 2, No. 2, 1958,
Sofia,, Bulgaria).
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (E7,3AI) LC, Vol- 7, No. 12, Dec. 58.

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Textbook of' ger;~-ral & incr(..,anic chemistry 2-e F.-.erer. izd. Yoscow, Sellkhci,iz.
1935. 579 p.
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CA bakery Infiftfilift ASICIProduCts. A-G.J-,jJ'JrIw,andO.N.
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66
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Of dinn. (A wattr(sunflower-ared .0
'$Iht oil is heated for 1-2 Ism. at 20U. until no more foam t,
jormed. and then krpt in wtll.waW glaujam. Thesatti.
lj)lv is heated with the oil in an open Ve crucible In an chrv.
00 nee
drying avru at on a sant: both sit 18"V. The tnoi-tuic
is dctd. from the low of wt. A 0.".3% acreetru-ni 0
results in paraW detus. was obtaluvd, awl rmuhi on ilit
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tained by drying al 105*. The drtn,.. (including all opera.
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ARM drying 1whavitit III WrA.14. Ily WIV16.-
clitin. anairsis Itiligulation with a hythoplube-It Witt-
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mit. ottler. lielitization of prutricts albut was studied by !see
analvitili; (.11tv" show the ClItox of aq.
Elk 111, IArtic Scid and Alkali oil w-1-cutled shavi. Fdtim.
1100 ituAlysis Save. as the amccuditig codes W hydrophilic
"writes. potato, wheat. maize. syr. sarlican. A
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KULIMAN A., F.RFMVICH V., TOKARTWA R., AMPIIAN L.p SMOIJNA N.) BRANOPOLISKAYA R.
"Change in the Quality of rye flour during Storage,," Dok. AFo 58, No.91 190.

M NAN, 111. 01
Pbysical urA conoid chemistry Moskva, Pishchopromizdat, 1949. 445 p.

KUL I .. A .
'Anton Vladimirovi-ch Dimansk1y," Snkcharripwa Pranyshlennost' [Su[,?ar Industry],
1~)50, No 6
SO: ':zolls'haya Sovetskaya Entsiklopediva, 2nd edition, Vol TI, 'Jloscov, l~-)44,-).

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a, Or NM, 3, 45(-Og
c
% whi h develops
is c
x~~o,cd to a
it. t,.p A -he
enough heat t bA in the i% t )6sLf
j
it
rizinanits the SAM., so that the colloidal propertleti of bread
are the 3ame thriughout Oic whole loaf. To bake, the po-
Chemical Abst. ttritial can be changed, ishcreby the current remains the

V
48
l same, or the potential call be kept constant, thus causing
h
h
d
i
i
i
h
d
.
o
Apr- 10, 1954 t
ue to var
e c
n current
ous procomcs
n t
e
anges
ough.
Bakinz; time is decreastil ~-unsldrrably. The colloidal prop-
ertits (it rye and wheat brcad baLed to different dcgrtcs both
Foods by the regular and clec, inethod are Investigated. The
relation betti-ttri the potential and temp. In bread baked by
O
d
i
re. current Is tstobli0e
. Dur
ng the process of change
f
bili
f b
i
d
d
h
rom
t
e a
ty o
read collo
ds to bind
ough to brea
water decreases, owing to qOll"Ptioll and ostilodc procesqcs
taking place. The re y of change of colloidal proper-
~
f
tics in bo _ itv
l
l, lbaking 13 ntialoglim. A specific
property of the bread )%AM by elec. current is the 4bilitr
to PrcKlute foam lit th ' ftq. vx1s. and the stabilily of this
'
foiin with respect to tin
ic. This indicated that the heating,
of dough by Hec. currclit is tint idvitical with the heating
in. regular baking process. V. Millailov-;

MINAN. A.G., professor.
[General and inorganic chemistry] Obahchala i neorganicheskaia khimiia. 3.
-Derer. izd. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo eel 'khoz. lit-ry, 1952. 422 p. (MI-RA 6:5)
(Chemistry)

1. 1. KRETOVICH, V. L. - TOMEVA, R. R. - PMOVA, 1. S. - DRn--7D-,IVA, T. V.
KULIMAN, A. G. - BRANOPPOL13KAYA, R. A. - ATJYFRMAN, L. Yh. - SMOLINA, !4. 1.
2. ussR (6oo)
4. 'Wheat
7. Biochemical, colloid-chemical, and technological studies of the
maturing of wheat. Biokhim.zerna no. 1, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953, Unclassified.

MIKO, A.G., professor, doktor khtmichookikh nauk; MMM, ?.A.
[Colloids in broad baking) Kolloidy v khlebopechanii. P*d red.
P.A.Robindera. Moskva, Isd-vo Pishchoproulsdat. 1953. 246 p.
[Microfilm] (HLRA 7:6)
(Broad) (Colloids)

XMIYAN, A.G., professor.
Presentation of the concepts of atomic and molecular masses.
Kbim..v ahkole 9 no.6:67-69 N-D '54. (MLRA 8:1)
(Chemistry--Study and teaching)

KULIMAN Av avovich; KAPLAN. G.D., redaktor; BALLCD, A.I., takh-
6 a !~ ~_M;'~.
*1110eskiy redakt-or.
[Collection of problems and exercises in chemistry] Sbornik sadach i
uprazhnenii po khimii. Moskva, Goo. 12d-vo salkhoz. lit-ry, 1955.
167 p. (HOA .9:4)
(Chemistry--Problems, exercises, etc.)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 631
Kullman., Avgust Gustavovich
Fizicheskaya i kolloidnayu khimiya (Physical and Colloidal Chemistry)
2d ed., rev. and enl. Moscow, Pishchepromizdat, 1957. 412 p.
10,000 copier. printed.
Ed. (title page): Rebinder, P.A., Academician. Ed. (inside book):
Belikova,- L.S. Tech. Ed.: Chebysheva, Ye-A.
PURPOSE: This manual is intended for students specializing in technology
at the technical schools (tekhnikums) of the food industry and for workers
of the food industry.
COVERAGE: This book covers the field of physical chemistry and colloidal
chemistry according to requirements for secondary technical schools.
The text is h-ide easier by the introduction of numerous tables, diagrams,
graphs, and illustrations. The needs of food technologists are taken
into consideration.
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Physical and Colloidal Chemistry 631
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
PART I. PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
Ch. 1. The Gaseous State
Ch. 2. The Liquid State
Ch. 3. The Solid State
Ch. 4. Solutions; General Properties
Ch. 5. Theory of Dilute Solutions of Nonelectrolytes
Ch. 6. Fundamental Concepts of Themodynamics
Ch. 7. Thermochemistry
3
9
20
39
54
66
81
93
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Physical and Colloidal Chemistry
Ch. 8. Chemical Kinetics
Ch. 9. Chemical Equilibrium
Ch. 10. Electric C3nductivity and Electrolysis
Ch. 11. Equilibrium in Electrolyte Solutions
Ch. 12. Electromotive Force (emf)
Ch. 13. Adsorption
PART 11. COLIDIDAL CHEMISTRY
Ch. 14. The Concept of Colloids
631
Ch. 15. Optical and Kinetic Properties of Colloidal Sy8tems
103
12o
141
158
177
221
259
2059
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I Physical and Colloidal Chemistry 631
Ch. 16. Sols of Rydrophobic Colloids 289
Ch. 17. Sols of Vdrophilic Colloids
Ch. 18. The Gelatinous State
AVAILA13LE: Library of Congress
DVkE;v
10-31-58
330
383
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SOV-3-58-8-4/26
AUTHOR: Kullman, A.G., Professor, Doctor of Chemical Sciences
TITLE: The Role of Chemical Engineering Rises (Vozrastayet rol-
inzhenernoy khimii)
P11-MIODICAL: Vestnik vysshey ahkoly, 1958, Nr 8, pp 20 - 22 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Mlay Plenum of the TsK KPSS has set goals in the field
of chemistry, which make it necessary for the higher school
instructors to study the entire system of training vtuz
students in chemistry. The problem of so-called chemical
engineering has been studied for Boma time. Great exper-
ience in this field has been gained by the chairs of che-
mistry of such Moscow vtuzes as the 14VTU imeni Bauman, the
Moskovskiy institut inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo trans-
porta (Moscow Institute of RR Engineers), The Power En-
gineering, the Aviation, the Highway and other
institutes. However, the work of these chairs has not
become widely known to pedagogical circles. The number
of textbooks on general chemistry is far too small. N.L.
Glinka's has won wide recognition, and in 1957, the valu-
able textbook of M.K. Strugatskiy and B.P. Nadeinskiy was
published. But these books are insufficient. The coun-
Card 1/2 try's vtuzes are usually divided into 2 groups - chemical

The Role of Chemical Engineering Rises SOV-3-58-6-4/26
and non-chemical. The author says that it is necessary
to divide them into 3 categories: 1) chemical, 2) techno-
logical and biological, 3) vuzee of an engineering-mechan-
ical type. While the first two categories are supplied
with a good program and good teaching aids, the vtiizeE) of
the engineering type still need special programs, text-
books, problem 'jooks and books for laboratory use. The
author speaks of an under-rating of the role of chemistry
at the engineiring vtuzes, and considers the article of
Professor I.N; Putilova and Docent - G.A. Raytsyn in Nr 7
of this peri(-.Jical, to have been PuDlished at the proper
time. There, a I Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy ii,stitut mekhanizatsii i elektrifikatsii sell-
skogo khozy'~'stva (moscow Institute of Agricultural Yecha-
nization ar.1 Electrification)
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~WLII-Vdi~ ~Av jQ_t__C~gVo3qch- REBINDER, P.A., akademik, retsenzent;
GLADILOVICII, B.A., dots., retsenzent; TRAVITSKAYA, E.O.,
dots., retsenzent; OZEROV, V.P., red.; CHEELYSIME, Yu.I.,
red.; DEYEVA, VXL., tekhn. red.; BALLOD, A.I., tekhn. red.
[General chemistry] Obshchaia khimiia. Moskvap Izd-vo sellkhoz.
lit-ry., zhurnalov i plakatov 1961. 566 p. (MIRA 14:12)
(Chemistry~

KRIVOV, A.A.; GAPONENKO, I.M.j USENKO,, S.F., uchitell; KULIMAN, A.G., prof.
Editor's mail. Khim. v shkole 17 no.3:82-83 MY7Je 162. 04M 15:6)
1. Podagogicheakiy institut, g. Daugavpils, Latviyokaya SSR (for
Krivov). 2. Besedinskaya arednyaya shkola, Kurskaya oblast' (for
Usenko).
(Chemistry)

KULIMAN, Avgust Gustavovich.- REBINDER, P.A., akademik, red.;
VGYKOVA, A.A., red.; ZARSIICIJIKGVA, L.N., tekhn.red.
[Pliyaical and colloid chemistry) Fizicheskaia i kol-
loidnaia khimiia. Izd.3, perer. Moskva) Fishcheprom-
izdat, 1963. 503 p. (MIRA 17:2)

XULIMAN, A.G., prof. (Moskva)
On G.P.Khomchanko's article "Coordination between teaching of
chemistry in secondary schools and in institutions of higher
learning." Khim. v shkole 18 no.3:70-71 My-Je 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Chemistry~-4,qtudy and teaching)

KULIMANp A.G., prof.
Consultation. Khim. v shkole 18 no.6:86-87 14-D 163. (WRA 17: 1)

I G
G113-Lavovich; RUSAKOVA, V.,!., r(--d.; ISUPJVA, G.G.,
ra~. - - '- ---- - '.
[Collection of problems in genr,,ral (Alia-idstry] Sborrilk za-
dach po obqhchai. khimli. tmioskva., Vyoahaia chkola, 1965. 231 p.
Od;u 18-.U)

MIKAN, I.
-------
Introduce a marking 9.ystem for trucks pulling trailers. Avt.
transp. 32 no-1:33 Ja 154. (MIRA 7:8)
(Signals and signaling, Automobile)