SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANKUDINOV, Y. P. - ANNAU, M.

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1-4
Jk e:r I
Ir

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Raiionctive Fi%ll-Out in the Neighborhood ct Leningrad
BOY/89-5-5-10/27
Surtmatod activities were caloilated as amounting to:
Mc/kM 2 mcAn 2
JulY lt 1954 13 Jul.,r 1 , ': 1156 68
Jan. It 1955 56 Jan. I P 1957 07
JulY 1, 1955 87 Jul-Y- I , 1957 142
Jan. 1, 1956 72 Jar, 1, 1950 151
i~ more detailed graphical rerresentation of these values
Is given in an affixad appendix, There axe 5 figuresp 2
tables, and 13 referei)cee, 3 :)f wh4Wh are Soviets
SUBMITTED: Ju1Y 30t 1958
Card 3/3

S/186/62/004/00!/008/008
E075/E436
AUTHORS Shvedov V,P,, kitdi4iay---Y?,,P,. I f3unin 13,G.
Mahsilllova~ A~M, lvallova , L,M
TITLE Deterinirta t. i,)n of' low level s of I odioa~ t i%- InIPUt I
t IeS
III water
PERIODICAL Radioldixtaiya, tio,l, 110 1-1.6
TEXT The authors outlined briefly samplifig Method.-i ~On~entlallcn
measurement and investigittion of radioactivity of a(mooki-A
sauiple~-,
The samplos (I to 1..5 littes) were taken from different depth'.
or stirfa,.e of a given wciter sour.-P. the adsorption of tile
a~--.~-
species on the witIls of the sample holder being pieveriled by khf~
addition of HC1, Subsequontly, the radioai-tive prudu~.f-3 were
concentrated by evaporation --o pre, ipj ~at ion f i I I I a , i on
electrolygis. ion-exchrti,ge, er-. Since in 1960 there wa-, a
marked lowertrig in (lie specifit. tadioa~:tlviky or water from
different soiitces as compared with 1958 and 1959 it wi-s riecessa!y
to ti-se a couriftng davtce with the background of 0..5 t--- I
imp/min
for the measurement and detpi-mination of the weak abs,.1):Oo
ladloactivittes, For- the idetitifi--a,~icn of isotopes MId
Ca r d I

S/186/1,12/001/001/008/008
Determinntion of Juw level-* E075/F,436
Aet eir-nina tion of theiv absolute activity, .-alibvation of a
r- sper-t ramet of- was CArr I'Vid out u-ming otiorgi tj-,. of
knnwn mono,
,hYomAt1.-. Y.-radintors and absolute activ-ltie~' mellsillf--d
by a
I-IT z oun t or , Inve---tigation of the artificial tadioat.1
It-Ity ill
,iraler procpodod in two dlr~ection.;!~: a) the total
riidioac'l*,itV w3ls
1eternined for a Z;l ven wat or sout ce everv tht ve moilt Its
and
')) absolute radivact tvi ty wes determined of uoire o( tile I
s0tul.)A
Jerived from fragnientat ton, witi) _-)pe~_ial at tention boing
paid to
tong livoct SOO. To detez,m)ne fragmentat,ior. n, t i ., i t y Y
ad I oc hom I cal,
radi.cm-netric atid Y-%pe,-tromety1r. nnalypl,~ methorts wc-re
FQr
out
fmimple ST 40 a.4 determined by -Artyirig
anaivs1m of Y w I, t h t lie stibsequen t ine..' !)uremq,r% of j
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TXACRVX, V.0.;A)MUD11;0VA, G.A.
Mineral writers in the Attkal region. Trudy
Voot.-Sib.ril.Al SSSR
np.10:97-136 159, (MIRA 13:4)
(Britkal reelon-Minpral wrO.ors)

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durtri - th-v 1-r! (vi jwopnvitioa .a.1 ko. t'% -
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SMIRCEt 8yulleten, hob"tenty i tovamykh Inakov, fto.
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TOPIC TAGSt transparent plastle. fthergleso
ADSTRAM This Author's Cot-tifIcate Introductfa method for
making transparent plas-
tic based on Auth*rla Certificstj Eo, 126992. VIPlastice
whi. Improved propprtles
Ing a f -mixed epowastallosiloxaftes %Mob J.,
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Dissertaticm: "Some Volumetric Mothoda for Determinin
Molybdenum." Cand Chem Sci,
Novocherkasak Polytechnic Inst, Novochrrknesk, 1~053-
fRoferativnyy Zhurnal--Khimiya,
MoNcow, No 51 Mar 54)
SOi 31-'M 243, 19 Oct 54

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I)SSR/ Analytical Chemistry - Analynis of Inorganic
Substances 0-2
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No Ito 1957o 12072
Author Aa~iudllova Yc.V., Putrashen' V.I.
Inst NovocUUMus Polytvchnic Institute
Title Determination of Molybderum in Ore Concentrate
Orig Pub Tr. Novocherkao. politekhn. ill-ta, 1955o 31o
73-77
Abntract The method it; based on rc:Juction of Mo(6-) to
Mob-) in
a bismuth reductor, in hydrochloric ac'.d solution and
subsequetiL titration with an oxidizing agQnt. On acid do-
composition of conecait.rate no satisfactory results could
bQ obtained. Conditions have been worked out for decompo-
sition with KOH (but not with NaO11). An accuratoly weig-
ht-4 sample (i ;) or f1irvly Lround molybdenum concentrate
that has been calcinotl i~or 2 hours at 300-31&, is used.
Approximu~tely 6 g KOJI ar~! Ilaced on the bottom of ttn
iron
crucible, the sample in plactxl on top, and 6 r, KOH are
ad-
dt-? again. Fusion is ntarwd with a v.ary careful
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ANKUDIMOVA, YO.V.
Interaction of molybdates with hydrazine sulfate.
Trudy NFI 143t
n-i5 163,
Use of organic reagents for gra0mofric and volume
trio
determination of molybdenum; a bibliographic survey.
Ibid.tl7-25
(MIRA 17:8)

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ninj on finwordInji ,uchlnea. The apbuting *#a 6u* 11 Wi classical
arA rvvInX-dtSvmrni,4 sysietw. The tastj drmomttit.t that wei-soin-
Nng (a linen machines filled with *boil Is 11%posilblo
bfta%jA* of tho Irsit ulUterste tensile strenith and hnSih of its 410-
nwnt;kty twhiot1hres. (.I*n*al wtakening-of thii ni"JolIbna mako;~--
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of the fibm Dry-SpInNnif to best suited for niplat'.1roil and Mike*
pos-
sible the ~,iwludtm *f tothrileal yarn.

A;';~A ix,wlc;,- t Waclaw
Works on POlYncr. ~Onlti-Tl fibers cnrried on In
1962.
1'rzegl w1oklen 17 no, 91 SUPYlemoritt 131u:'
Inst w1oklen
15 no, 8t 1-2 S 163.

AMDMCZP W&OVIAV, Iffigrop ins, (Lodsp POIAnd)
Teabnelogioal faetors in the oontinuous prooessing of
bwm fibers.
Nagy textil 13 no.121516-521 D 161.
1. Ledzi Texti.Upari lutato Intoset essU"matolo A
bolgar HU3saki
so Tudomanpo lamdetak 1960, Xyl I-mgmesuean albangzott
eloadan
nyoman oessealUtattal Book Tame.

ANKUWV. N.S. ; CHIMUSHKINA, A.V.
Theory of the Hall effect in ferromagnstle materials.
Zhur.
skep. I teor. fig. 31 BQ'01:152-153 JI 156, (KLRA 9:11)
(Hall effect) (Yerrouagnstism)

1ACCWS1011 MR1, AP4040501 S/0136/64/000/006/0075/0076
1AUTHOR.1i Se"rdonko, V. Pq Kalachevj Ho I.1 Ankut P As
-TITLF.t The effect or temperature and deforvation rate in the
elongation of
,technically pure titanium
~~S 7-
SOURCEs Tavetrq*ye metally0p no, 6, 1964, 75-76
TOPIC TAGSt titanium, temporature'leffoct, elongations
elanticity, titanium VTl
is
islectron potentiometer FPD 12, metal failure
ASTRAM The variation In titanium VT1-1 mechanical properties
during its
~dorormntlon was atudiod'in the temperature range of 20-80UC,
with tho deformation
I
,rate varying from 4 x 10-3 to 2.0 min-. The tomporature, wns
moanitrod by a
:pIntIntm-platinorhoditim thermocouple and a D. G.
potontiomotor. An electron poton-
i
EPP-12 wan urod for a tomporatitro-rogulating dovico, Tile
variation in
,tompirnLuro ronultod not orily L. an incronso of docronso of
metal rouintance to
'flov bill. n1se )n cortn1i chnnCos In the alignment of tho
indicat4w curves aa shown
:on thn nvtal doformatic,il diagram (ooo Fig. I on the
Enclosure). The "limit of
'PhyVICT11 flow," appoarJng as a small flat zone In*tho
temperature ringo of 100-1.000,'
,ldicap;vnrod at 6000. In the latter case, the rate of 4 x 10--1
Min- oQuoed a
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complete metal rocryatnUization, which proceeded more rupidly than
the hardening
process, The ahapo of the indicator curve was similar to that for
hot deformation,
and the plasticity or the rw)tal was practically unlimitee. The
increase in the
doforration rate at constant Lomporaturo raisod tho rosia'anco to
doformation and I
lowered the motal plasticity. This phenomena was oxplainod by tho
fact that under i
those conditions motel rocrystallization could not be completed
during the doforna-I
tion periodl at constant temperature its velocity remained
constant while that or
the metal flow was Increased tenfold, Further incroaco in the
doCormation rate
to 2.0 min-1 did not affect the shape of the curve; there was a
tendency to lower
tho metal strength, but otherwise the naturo of the deformation
development and
or metal failure remained the came as it'. the rate of 4 x 10-3
min -I* At M
the deformation procoodod without metal hardenIng, regardless of
the rate, Origo
art. base 2 figurea.
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SUBMITUM 00 DATE ACQt O6Ju164
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INCU)SURE 01

3/148/61/000/003/012/015
A16l/A133
AUTHORSt Severdenko, V, P., Ankut, P.P.
TITLrss Recrystallisation of 40X (4OKh) ate4l during hot
deformation
PERIODICALs laveatlya YysBtdkh xavedenly. Chernaya metallurgiya,
no - 3, 1961,
148 - 153
THXTs The purpose of the decoribed InYestigation was to study
the effect
of the temperature and the :Cate and degree of deformation on
the size of rearys-
tallized grain of WX OOKh) steel. Its ohemical composition lei
0.46% C, 1.08%
Cri .0-55% Mn, 0.32% Si,, 0.03C% P, o-,024% S. Spealmens were
prepared from round
rolled bar stock 20 am in diameter, normalized, and provided
with threaded holes.
Screws of the saite 40Pt, steel were screwed into the specimens,
and the real dafo~r-
mation degree aftikr upsetting was de'.ertined tinder the
microscope by the changes of
the sorew pitch. The specimens wore heated to 800 - 1,30000. A
thJn decarbonLied
layer of' metal separating the screw from the spoolmen tody was
~Aearly seen linder
the micro3cope, tut at 1,3000C the W%tal welded tcgother and the
decarbc,nAzed layer
ben&mo no more visible, and ro data on the deformation
distrIbut-ion could be oh-
cam 113

S/148/61,'000/003,/012/015
Roorystalltzatlon of 40 1X CkUKh) steal during hot; A160133
tained. The deformation distribution over the length of the
speoirsens was ex-
iremely nonuniform. with the maximum in the center, anti the
minimwi on the contact
surf&6**. It inareased. abruptly with tn~ ",-~reaslng distance
from the contaot
surfaces. A slIghtly higher deformation \~%s found at the specimen
face where
ad*& was put on. This indicates the effuct of friction. The
reorystallix(A grain
was larger -4= the Initial one with the exoVtion of grains formwl
in tho,sub-
critical and the post-oritical deformation range at 8000, when the
grain size was
the same an the initial one. The degree of deformation at a given
temperature
bM a considerable. off eot on the grain size in the critical
defOrULtion range only.
The orltioal deformat'lon range boundaries for the 4OKh steel at
different temperat-
ure are the following (in %) t
Deformation Aaeording to general re- According to real re
temperature, OC crysta] lization diagrams or7st&WzaUon diagrams
am 6 IT
900 4 14 5.5 - 20
1000 2.5 14
1100 0 14 0 - 18
1200 0 10
1300 0 10 o - 16
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AMOM Severdeako# V, P, (Ac4W*uIcIsn AIN BSOR)l Kelachav, M,, Lj
savastlymov$ Yet S'
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TITLE* The defamation of titanium by different str663 state systems
under testing
conditions
SOURCEI AN BSSR, rialko-tokhnicheekLy institut, Plastichnost' i
obrabotka metallov
davleniyeu (Plasticity and metalworking by pressure). Minekt Mauka
I tekhnIkaj 19669
07-96
C TAGSz titanium, plastic deromation, temperature dependence.
tensile stress,
sive stress. torsiont deformation rate, low temperature, high
temperature
ABSTRACT: The mechanical and plastic properties of technically pure
titanium (VTI-1)
were given for differ*nt stress states$ te"rattwes, and defamation
rates. Tensiong
compression, and torsion tests were done at temperatures ranging
from -1960 to GOOOC
and strain rates ranging from 4-10-3 min-I to 3.0 min-1.
Stress-strain curves art
shown for tension and compression. while torque-tvist curves are
shown for the torsion
tests., The dependence of tensile and compressive stress on log Vds
whers V to the
,9 d
stralli'rets, is given far six different temperatures and four
diffarent values of
1'/ 2

--ACC Nk,--AT603610i---
strain. These data are compared to the well known equation
OV a vo + k in (VdIVO)l
where oo, k, and VO are constants and Vd > Vo. The VTI-1
titanium was sensitive to
,temperature changes, since the dependence was satisfied for all
strain rates but not
lor all temperature ranges. In the range 20-4000C, a a f(in V )
was linear with k
i d
Idecreasing as a function of temperature. At temperatures -110
and -1960C the strain
rate did not affect the stress; howevor, at 6000C and especially
at GOOOC, the stress
rose sharply as a function of ln Vd 0 The true uniform
doformation in tension, given
as a function of temperatureg went through a maximum at
175-3000C, depending on the
strain rate. At higher strain rates the maximum occurred at
lower temperatures. The
effect was caused by deformation aging and twinning which
together changed the slip
behavior during plastic deformation. The limiting plastic
deformation In compression#
marked by the first appearance of cracks,, was minimal in the
175-3000C range. This
corresponded with the minimum In tensile plasticity. At about
4000C. the plastiefty
Lncriasedo The torsion rosulte closely paralleled those obtained
In tension and can-
prvosions OriSo art6 bast / 5 figureng I formula,
.SUB OOMI U/ SUBM DATC1 OWSIGO/ ORIC icro ow OTH ars 002
2/2

ACC Nko ATS036702 SOURM CDOCI UA/0000/6G;'-)0/000/OlOl/Olo7
HORt Severdsake, V. Po Uca6wicim AN MR)j Kaladwvq No I*;
e,.Imkvtg Ps Fo
.........................
ITLts The Omp Is the sLamstracture of titamIum as a Mation of
deformation ca-
t AN WOR. r1alko-takholdibeekly inatitut. Plestidvaost' I
okvbotka-mtallov
Lysu (Plasticity and watalvorting by promrs). NInk# Rauke L
tekbalkag 1966p
TAGSs tLtantung netallographic examination, plastic defamation,
tensile pro-
compressive propertyl, torsLonq high temperature. low
testperatureg twinning
ABSTRAM The microstructure of Industrially pure titanium
(VTI-I) was studied as a
function of deforuation conditions. Tensile, compmasiv*1 and
torsion tests were per-
forimed at different tsvp*raturse and str&Ln rates. For all
stress statet , twinning ww
observed at -110 and -1960C. At the lower teimperatures the
critical resolved shear
stress became greater than the aritical twinning stream; at
liquid. nitrogen tempera-
tures, for exantple, 5 possible twin planes were active
cempared to only one slip plane,
(1010). Micrographs shoved multiple twinning at -1260C and
strain rates of 2.0 sin-1-
-4-10-3 ftLO 1, resulting In a wedle-like structureo For ammal
deformations, the twira
1/2

ACC Nitt AT6036702
tended to align parallel to the maximum deformation direction, while
at higher deforma.
tions the orientation Increased and the angle between the axis of
the saisple and the
needles decreased. In the zone of maximum deformation the twin size
wag small rtlativ
to the grain size. This was true especially of compressive loading,
where two prewi-
nent zones occurred. At the ends of the sample the deformation was
less than at the
center, In the temperature range of 20-4000C the microstructure of
deformed samples
was a function of the stress state. Twins were absent In tension
-,jere tlip occurred
more readily. Much twinning occurred In torslop at 20-400OCl since
shear was more con
ducive to twin formation; however, at high shear deformations and at
temperatures aboy
4000C, slip become the dominant mechanism. Zones were again apparent
during compres-
sion at 20-4000C. Only at the center did large deformations cause
grain fragmentation
and dark etching shear bands were observed along the maximum shear
planes. Upon clos-
er examination, these bands revealed micro- and macrocracks. The
rangs 600-9006
marked the initiation of rocrystallization in titaiium. The
recrystallization tenden-
cies varied as a functlo6 of strain rate at 6000C9 but we" stable at
all strain rates
at 8000C. Torsion testing at 9006C differed from tensile or
amVnissive testing in
that slip and twinning occuried sime.1taneously to prodwe two mw win
ptueees Origs
art 0 has 1 3 figures.
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SEVFRDhNKO. V.?.; ANKUT# F,F,
Rearystallization of structural steel during hot deformaticn.
Shor. nauch. trud. M.-takh.Inst. AN BSSR no.70E~-49 '61.
(WRA 15:7)
(3teal, Structural-Metallography) (Crystallization)
0 1-1.
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SEVERVOKO, V.P.1 ANIKUT, P.P..
Collective renrystallization of structural st#-,el.
Sbor. nauch.
trud. Fiz.-tokh.inst. AN BSSR no.7:50-55 161. (VJRA
150)
(Steel, Structural-Metallography) (Crystallization)

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AUTHOR: Severdenko, V. P. (Academician AN BSSR) ; Kalachev, M.
1.;,~nkut, P. P.
ONG: Physicotechnical Institute, AN 1311M (Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy
inatit-'u't AN* DSSR)
TITLE: Influcnce of the rate of deformation on the change in the
structure of
titanium
SOURCE: AN BISSR. Doklady,, v. 10, no. n, 1966, gJa-944
TOPIC TAGS: titanium, tension stress, material deformation,
temperature dependence,
crystal lattice structure, plastic flow, recrystallization,
twinni ng/ VTI_l t itanium
ABSTRAM This is a continuation of earlier work (Tavetrqye metally
(Nonferrous
metals)'no. 6, 1964), where it was established that VTI-1
titanium has an anomalous
behavior under tension at 6WC, indicatirk-, variations in the
mechanism of deformation,
as a result of the peculiar crystal structure and properties of
the crystal lattice
of titanium. To check on the changes o-curring in the structure
of the metal during
plistic flowo the authors carried out a metallographic
InvestiCation of titanium, de-
formed at 600C with different rates of tension. Study of the
microstructure of the
sample indicates that both hardening and softening
recrystallization processes occur
in the metal and their net result is to increase the plasticity
of the metal. The
relative magnitudes of the hardening and softening of the metal
depend on the de-
formation rate. The results also indicate the presence of intense
twinning and 0c.
currence of gliding pr"-esees in the metal. When the tit&nium is
stretched at a
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rate faster than 4x 10-2 min-Ij the stretching proceeds without
anomalies and with
a minimum of twinning. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
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AKXVAB' K.P.
Growth and development of the vegetative organs of
different
forms of bay laurel, Trudy Sukh. bot. sada.
no.10115-124 162.
(MIRA 16M)

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TPFI(: !AuS: iAiLaa11%km;, L-t--s-I'Lu, doformition rite, titanimn
deformation,
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C~ws oontant of S&lleable oast Irone LiL. -%roizv.
no.2s26-27
F 165. (mim 18t6)

ANK-VABJI K.P.
Origin of bay laurel (Laurue nobilis) In northern
Georgia, Biu.1,
glav.bot.aada no.43:12-14 161. (MnU 15:2)
lo Botanicheskiy sad AN Grusinskoy SSR, Suk*mi.
(Georgia-Laurel)

t 44"W,-6t t~n(M)/'EWPW
ACC NRI AP6015667 (A) SOURCE CODE!* UR/0413/66/000/009/0075/0075
INVENTOR: Rozenkrants, Kh. G.; Anlauf, R. ; Pell mann, A.
ORO: none
TITLE: Preparation of ketone -formaldehyde resins modified with
rubber. Class 39,
No. 1812
M-~j
SOURCE- lzobreteniya, prom ys hlcnnyye ob razte y, tovarnyyeznaki,
no. 9, 1066, 75
1TOPICTAGS- formaldehyde resin, ketone formaldehyde resin, resin
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate Introduces a method of preparing
ketone-
formaldehyde resins modified with rubber by condensation of
methylcyclohexan-one
with synthetic butadiene or butadine stvtene rubbeAin the presence of
a catalyst. to
obtain products of high hardness, good solubility, and compatibility
with various
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film-forming substances, the polymerization to carried out in
aliphatic hydrocarbons
in the presence of a water-alcohol solution of an alkaline
catalyst. (Translation]
LDJ
SUB CODE: II/ SUBM DATE: 28MayG2/
card 2/2

AMCIAVA, N.Y.
- V--. ''
Application of diplacin In endotracheal anesthesia with
nitrous oxide.
Khlrurgiia, Moskva no,4:45-48 Apr 1953. (CIML 24:4)
1. Professor. Corresponding Member ANS VWR. 2. Tbilisi.

W10SOVP I.I.j BABASHKIN, :3.G.; GRECHISH;1KOV,
N.F.; YNRININ, I.V.;
- KWIYKOV, G.S.1 PHYANISIDUKOV, V.K.
(industrial and genetic classification of
U.S.S.R. coals;
basis for classification]
Prorjahlenno-geneticheakaia klas-
sifikatolia uglei. SSSR; o9novy klasaifikataii.
Moskva,
Nauka, 1964. 174 p. (MIRA 17ill)

T7 -3 1
2. ~600)
4. Spectrum An&Vsis
7, Spectrophotometric studle3 of alburAn soltitions at varlou3 pit
of the medium.
Doki. m sssR 86. no. 6. 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953.
Unulassifled.

Types and busio parameters of cottunr-opinning machines,
StandartizatoilA
25 no* 5tl5-17 My 161. (MMA 14:5)
(Gotton machinory--Standards)

ANNJOIAYNYA, Log.
Resillte of medical and propkylactic monsilres in
groups of
children affected with hynenolopitLate in
Ashithabad. Zdray.
Turk. 3 no.3t43-45 My-Je 159. (MIRA 12: 11)
1. Is kiLfedry b1ologil Gav. - doteent Te.S.Popova,
nauchnyy
ridcovoditell - prof F. Y -Soprimov) Turkmenskogo
gosxAaretvannogo
mediteinskogo inatituta ims loVeStalina,
(ASILMLAW-WOR143, INTESTINAL AND PARA31TIO)
(CHILDIM-CARN AND HYGIM)

ANDZAPAYKNA, L. Z., Can(I V-d Set (diss) -
"jjy.-.j,,-joj Tins Is In th- children's
coil -ctlv-s of tliE city of Aahkhal~ed". Aslikhal~ad,
!~(O. 27 pp (T~irkmm
Stnt(, M-d Trist im T. V. Stalin), 20) copl-s (U., Ni
114, 1()(,0, 13()

I - - I
uOTGrg, U, ~ RAMASOV, A. M. N--)V-CtCrinn-ry :--lurgeon,
Sumipalatir-unk Zouveturimi-Y
Institute.
"Medicinal Effectiveness of Antibiotics in Diplococcal
Septleemia (' Lambs."
Veterinariya, Vol. 38, No. 1, p. 41, ig6i.

RAKHM&NOVP A.M., dotspz~tL.~IHADIQJN, U., votirinart*7 vrach
Therapeutic offeatiye*s of antibiotics in diplococcal
septicemia
of lanW. Veterinariia 38 no.li4l A 161. (MIRA 15,4)
Is Somipalatinakiy soovaterinarnyy instituts
(Lamb"iseases and posts)
(Antibiotics) (Septicemia)

A

27-7-16/37
hUTHORs
Annagiyev, A. 9 Chief of Azerbaydzhan Republic
Administration

Of _rA5&_R9-s*"M
TITLEt
A Leadingtahool (Peradovoys
uchilishoho)
PERIODICAL#
Protessionallno - Tokhniahoskoye
Obravoyantyeg 1957,

PP 19-20 (USSR)
ABSTRAM
The Baku Trade School #
2 proved to be foremost among Aser-

boydphan schools in improving
the produotivs training of its

students. The author emphasize* the
well organized and*.e 'ip-
g

pod workshopet enumerating the natal cutting saobines, la
$$,

pneumatic hammer, moveable crane and new laboratory apparatus-

aes received last year. Troductive training is bas4d on the

manufacture of the type"211BA",wertical drilling uachine and

other
useful work. Attention is also called to the efforts

to raise the
qualifications of the *aculty and to the cultural

and
propagandistic work of the dahool. The school graduates

assistant
operators for ot;~_-refinsriesj laboratory technicians
Card 1/2
and
other specialists,

A U THOR i Annagiyev, A., Head SOV-27-58-10-3/31
TITLEj Development of the 'rofesoional Education in
Azerbaydzhan
(Razvitlye profesalonallnogo obrazovaniya v Azerbaydzhane
I'ERIC-DICAL: Professionallno-tokhnicheakoye obrazovaniye,
19589 Nr 10,
pp 3-6 and p, 2 of th, centerfold (USSR)
ABSTRAM The author daaoribee 'he development of
professional educa-
tion in Azerbaydzhan curing the years of Soviet rule. Over
54,000 .. Anerbaydzhanian3 out of total of' over 1451n.00
students have received professional ell-,;ation in schools
of the republic. lie also describes various achievements
of certain schools in different fields. There are 5 Photo$
ASSOCIATION: Azerba dzhanskoye reepublikanskoye urravleniyo
trudovykh
recorvov. ~The Azerbaydzhan Republic Administration of
Labor Reserves.)
1. Universitios-USSR
Card 1/1

22(l)
=V
/27-59-4-12/20
AUT11ORi
Annagiyevt A.p Chief
TITL-Is
An Advanced
School for Ilaohine-Operatore
PEIICDICALt
Professionallno-takhniellookoye obrazovaniyop 19599 Nr 4,

P 17 WSW
ABSIIW.'I~i
The Ge okchayakoye uchilishche makhanizataii seltakogo
khos-

yaystva Nr 6 (Gookchay School of Agricultural Mechanization

Nr
6) of the A2orbaydzhan 3jSR has existed for 25 years*

During this
timep it has trained about OpOOO tractor dri-

verat tractor
brigade-leadera, combine operators, radio-

technicians,
electricians, etc. Pany of the above are

distinguished rorkere, as
for instance Kasumov Kafurt Chair-

man of th(; ...b9dIfts
"Bolgariyall and delegate to the USSR

Supreme Courbilo The author
mentions a few other men who

have been awarded the title "Hero of
Socialist Labor" or

have become teachers of the school. He
describes the equip-

ment of the school, including DT-54 and KD-35
engines &nd

cross sections of the K-13 carburetort and outlines the
Card 112
work students have performed in the course of practical

:h~tOl SIT, I
ljuuml,W-dic Int V#'Vt?rWari
Card 1/1 Pub. 137 - 12/24
Author Annagiyev, A. A., Cand Vet Sci
Title on of B. anthr,%cis from soil samples
Periodical Vaterinariyaj, 7, 34, Jul 54
Abstract The author of this article states thnt physicochemical
properties of
soil present favorable conditions for saprophytic existence of B. an-
thracis. Cultures of anthrax were found in 79 of 750 soil samples ex-
amined. It was found that smil contains 32.5 to 85% moisture, 6.3-
6.6 pH, and 3.1 to 6.if :~uwis.
lastJtutioh Aterbaydzhan Scientific-Research Veterinary Experimental
Station
Submittea

V:~SR/Diacases of Farn Animals. Diseases Caused by
Bacteria and Punpi.
Abe Jour t Ref Zhur-Bicl,, No 18, 195B 831508
Author
Inst t Aterbaydthen Scientific Research Veterinary Fx-
perinent Station.
Title t Tostirq~ of Defatted Brucalls Antipen in Serod-
ispnosis of Brucellosis Infections.
OriR Pub i Tr, Aterbe ns-io vot, opytn, at,, 1956
(1-957),,
5-, 109--L10
Abstract : On 45 fame where no symptoms of
apizootological
or clinical bracellosie were present, the qglu-
tination reaction with blood asra (AR) was per-
formed on 10,000 heads of cattle, With standard
antitona, 39 Posit--*tve and 213 doubtful reactions
were obtained as a resiAt. As other sulfate de-
Card 1/2 fatted antigens were used, only 2 positive
and 10
h

ANIUGITIT, A.A., kandidat vaterinarnykh nauk.
-
Use of chloramino in the troatment of asporgillosts
to chIcks.
Toterinarils 33 no.501 W 156. (K= 9t8)
1. AserbaydehanekWa nauchno-issledovatellskV&
voterinamays
Opytava suatelys. (Poultry-DIss"es and posts)
(Ohlor&nid*)
(Puagi. P*thogenia)

USSR/Diseases or Farm Aninala - Diseases Caused by Viruses
and Rickettsiae.
Abs Jour: For Zhur-Biol.# No 9, 1956# 40649.
Author Annaglyev,
Inst
Title Use of Penicillin Solution in the Anti-pox Serum
for ComplIcated Forms of PPx in Sheep.
Orig rub: Sots. a. M. Aterbaydazhana, 1957, No 10, 50.
Abstract: The pox disease of sheep with pyemia and septi-
cemia cepplications and accompanied by a high
nertality, especially among lambs, is describea.
Good therapeutic results wexts rittained by adminis-
tering to the lwabs a 100,000 wiit penicillin solu-
tion in 20 milligrams of antipox serum four times
daily. Ireprovement in the condition of the animals
card 1/2 27

ANIUMT.-V, A.A.,
Liaterollnris in hons ftn~l lotnrimrtritA 16 n,,.':
My 15". (rut..'
1. A-z-trbArezhnns'cl!, Inc-titut zzhivotr.'~-
vo~lutva 011MV).
~,qrjj~ -'X

~. !l.
"A nov- A for -i-fq-r I I rZ s I Prti.fic I a I 1y
v--~ fl, M r- - rla."
Vol. 3% I.O.U, 1061
I.
Anna-liyv, A. A. - Canlifiati, ot* Wt,-irany
"c'.11riloos, A.-rrl-ai 1.7"!

,AKNAGIYEV, A.A., kand, -raterln. nauk
Abortion in sheep caused by listerlosise
Voterinarlia 38 no*89
A 18a)
40-41 Ag 161 (MIRA
I* Aserbaydthanokiy nauohno-lasledovateltskiy
veitrinamyy
institut,
10

ANWAGIYEV, At -Cot kand.yeterin. nauk
- - ill-1. -1:1--,: ~1.'
Electrophoretic changes in serum proteins in obs" with
listeriosis.
Veterinexiia 38 no.1109-40 N 161 (MIRA 18:1)
1. izerbaydshanakiy nauchno-insledovatellskiy voterAnamyy
institut,

AMIXGI", A.A., FNINOV, M-M., (Carxiidate of Vetorinary
Sciences, Azerlaid.--hutn ITIVI)
Oenio~ S'J-entific Co-Worker, Nalchichcvan Zonal Fxperimpnt
Station) .
",'.ncophalitic form of sheep UsUriosis in the Nakhichevan
ASSR."
Voterinariya., Vol 39, no 1. Jan 1962. pp 34

-.1%y -&A-, kand.vetorinarnykh nauk; i;KlbOV, 1.1,
M. , ;tnr.-.Iiiy
ANIA01 I
nauchn,-f actrudalk
Encephalitic of listeriosis in shoop in tha
Yakhichevan
A. i, S. It, voter1w.riia 39 no~1:34 Ja t62~ (11.1RA
15:21)
1. lkzerbaydzhanskiy nauchno-iosledovatollskiy
voterinarnyy
institut (for Anmigiyov), 2, V'Ahichavanskayu
zoneLlInaya
opytnaya stantslya (for ~.minov).
W Jdchovan A. 3~ S~ --ListerioBla)
I e,

AN I IYFV, A A- , kand. veter. nauk; VINIOGIUDOV, V. Ya.,
nOw-blity naudinyy
Lqo#
trud0k; GLADKOV, B.A., aBpirant
Problema of lintoriosle. Vaterinariis 4-1 no.lt49-53 Ja
164.
(MIRA 17, 3)
1. Azerbaydzhanskiy nauchno-issledovatell3kiy veterinarnyy
instttut (for Annagiyev), 2, TSelinogradakaya
nauchno-iseledovatell-
skaya votorinarnaya stantaiya (for Vinogradw). 3.
Voronezhskly
sollakokhozynystvonnyy Inatitut (for Gladkov).

.~NMAIMIEV, A.A., kand. vetarin. muk; GtMAVSKII,
I.I.
Listoriosis of animalB in Pavlodar Province.
Vaterimulla 41
A004349-50 Ap 164. (MIRA 174t)
19 Aserbaydabanskiy nAuchno-iseledovatellskiy
vaterinarnyy
institut (for Ammgiyev). 2. Pavlodarskoys
oblaatnoys uprav-
laniy% proisvodstya i magotorok
sellakokhozyapstvennykh
produktay (for Guslavskiy),

.1n the
ri n az i
..,% 41 M
:9 Atvrba~djhanskly naLl.,:y,,~, ISO

ANNA~ fin p 1, 1-11 lit
.I kawl. votur. rvAuk; A.A.0
Trvating nocrobucillooln in I=ba. Votorinurila 42 no.7:40 J1 165.
181o)
1. Azorbaydzhanjkly voterinarnyy Institut.

ISHUMADE, I.G.; ANMGIYLV, M.Kh..; ABDULIAYEVA, Kh.11.
X-ray diffraction study of the phase transition iii .'
' ',,,
Kristallograftia. 6 no,5t733-736 S-0 161. (MIPJ, I "
10)
1e Inatitut neftakhimichookikh proteensov AN AzerbSSR.
(Sodium nitrite) (X-ray crystallography)

I at -0
Dissertationt 81ho Biology of Orchard Grass Under Subtropical Irrigated
Farming Conditions.
Cw4 Agr Scie Azerbaydzhan Agricultural Inst (ASKhI)l 30 Jun 54 (BakinskLy
Rabochiy, ftku*
29 Jun 34)
SOt SUM 318, 23 Doc 1934
-0B, 10

ANNAILYCIMT, A.A.
Development of Induatry in the Turkma SeSeRs during the
firet
five-year ploz. Isy, An Turk, WR noqj:91-100 '57. (KERA
10t4)
I* Otd*1 skonomiki AN %riastoy M.
(Turkmenistan-ladustriall stion)

ANKAKLTCHICV, A.A.
-,
Industries in Turkmenistan during the peri6d of
reconstruction.
I%v.AH Turk. SSR no.5:106-115 157. (MIRA 10tlO)
1.1natitut ekonomiki AN Turkmenskoy SSR.
(Turkmanistan--Industriee--History)

ANNAMYCHU, Aydogdy A.; PRAVOTOROV, . O.3. , red,; ARDULOVA,
O.A,, red.
lzd-va; KASPARITANTS, L,T., takhred.
(Induetrinl developwnt of Turkmenistan during the years of
Soviet power between 1921 and 19371 Rasvitle ~)romyshlonnosti
Turkmanistans an gedy Sovetakoi vlasti, 1921-1937 1%* Ashkha-
bad, Ird-vo Aked.nauk TurkwnskoS 63% 1958. 172 P iMIRA 12:9)
(Turkmenistan--Industries)

UTAKLYCM , Shikhbordy; VASIL'YEVA, G.P.$ kand.
ist.,nauk, red.;
"--- -- -'UWOVI- SO-BO-1 'M. isd-yal FLUTKOVAq S.G.j
takhm, red,
(Life of the Vebit-Dag and Kum,-Dag petroleum
workers; historical
wA ethnological study) Byt rabochikh-neftianikov
Ne'bit-Daga i
Kum-Dagn; totoriko-otnograficbeakik ocherke
Ashkhabad$ Izd-vo
Akad. nauk Turkmenskoi SSRj, 1961. 164'p. (MIRA 150)
(Nebit-Dag-Petroleum workers)
(Kump-Dag-Patroleum workers)

ki~da,lu torknim v uv,,;u;~l o Ind-)r-tria-
lizatoley resplibliki."
report submittel l'or '(th Intl Corig, Anthropol-ogial &
El"Knoicgicall ~;cienc-cs,
K.)Sk!ow, 3-10 Alig 64.

ANNAILYMMY, Sh.X
Prom the history of petroleum-industry woricers of
Nebit-Dog and Us-
Dng. Isy. AN Turk. SSR no.6t72-80 157, (KIM lltl)
1, InstItut On rafil In. Kiklukho-Maklayn AN 650,
olftblt-Dag region-Petroleum workers)

A L I PZ'.HAN0Vr G.f,., ANNAL,!X;fA', - - 1 1) ff ,
," '; . ", . ,
LwN1.iLvtcn? V,V. GAWN~'M, TIA A.51 77,
Oil find gan produition in CentrsO. Ae'Aa. Noft.
khor. 42
no*9/10s69-74 ~3-0 164. OMIRA 17t12)

10
ANNALIYEV9 S. A.9 CAND 810 Solt MyconoRA or TM
KARA-
I/
KALIN$Kiy RAYON or.TunKmcm SSR* LKNINGRAD9 1960*
(ACAD
Set USSR* BOT INST im Ve Le KomARov.)* (KLl 2-61,
203).
-66-

~___ ANNALLUX "
Results of studies on the fungi of Kara-Kai& District,
Turkmea
S.S.R. Vest. Hook. un. Bor. 6tBiol.. pochv. 15 no. 5t42-47
B-0 160. (HERA 13,12)
1. Kafedm nitshikh rasteniy Hookovskogo universitata.
(Kara-Kala District--rungi, Phytopathogenic)

-%,p .1 !1-11~ "I'll I., Z~, - -::,r 'r T Itz ,
ANNATIYICV, i-A.
Materials on the fungul flora of Chapan Dag. Nauche dokl, vys.
shkoly.- biol. rawki no-31111-114 160. (XIRA 1)j8)
1e Rekomendovana kafedroy nizahikh rasteniy Hoskovskogo gosudarst-
vannogo universitsta im. N.V. Lomonosovs.
(Chapan D&C--Yungi, Phytopathogenic)

I - ~ I I ~ I - .-~ . I., - ", , -l, 1;-,-,~---~ii-oz,
-P7-r, l-.0-r!-~-t -,t
AKMITIV, S. A.
Now species of fungi found in Turkmenistan. Test. Mosk, uno
Ser.
61 Blol., pochy, 15 no,404-60 JI-Ag 160. (Kln 13:10)
1e lafedra nivehikh rastenly Xoskovskogo univereltetae
(Kara-Kala DistrIct-lungi, fttopathogenic)

TOTc PZI/-Tn 'AT
A ON I - A r -, b i a og irv Inir i 1r.,; Inni Inn4 Inv i iInv:
i i
3 j, 31 31
AUTHOR : Be
I An r. A n a m c d o vP.
-iTT.F- Tr;!pmration and inv!wstlgat%en of ccrtnin propertlets
of
C u .4 Pt Sea, and Cu3SbSe, 8emicanductor enmipounds
.5 0 V R CT: AN SSSP. lzv,,,-;tlva. !vc mriterl -r.
C0-, -,071rIv nr l
Anl~TPArT! on t I n,3 I n Rh k? 1, r
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nt r r -m v ~rnn rqf, T-. J1t6,
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f~structure
Lattice constant
f~-ib-fddrn band wl8th
C,trrier cconcv.-Vtratton
Conductivity
Theemoolectric power at
m ,, 0 r I r U
3 4
Sphalerite
5.50 5 . 60
0. 42 #3 V 0. 70 e v
2. 7 0 cm - 3 2.37 101
P-type
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SOURCE CODE- UR/0363/6C/002/004/0772/0774
AUTHOR: AAnamarnedov, It.; Do., Ker, L. L; P(Atroy, V. M.;
lCharakhorin, F. F.
ORG: Institute of Chemical Roagents and Iligh-Purity Subatmees,
Moscow Mafttl
khImIches0l roMivov 1 6BOU60 c sty chest'q
TITLE- Optical and photoelectric properties of the ternary
semiconducting compounds
,Cu3AaSc4 and Cu3SbSo
4
OUAM"AN SSSIC Izveadyn. Neorganicheskiyo materialy, v. 2t no. 4,
1066, 772-7 .74
TOPIC TAGS: copper compound, arsenic compowid, solenturn compound,
antimony compound,
semiconductor crystal, photoconductivity, forbidden zone width
ADSTRACT: Continuing their syntornatic Investigations of ternary
semiconducting compounds
of diamondlike structure) the authors undertook a study of the
spectral distribution of diffuse
refflection and photoconductivity of the compounds Cu3AsSo mid Ou
Sbllzc , pt IyerygUilline
samples being used. Thonpparatus for
measurlijgtfiodlf;ililiutionlfcl'lduserenectioitruidtlio-%
spectral distribution of the photoconductivity is ocacribed. The
shape of the curves of diffuao
reflection show that the compounds studied are semiconductors. At
room temperature, the
forbidden gap width determhiod front the start of the linear segment
is 0. 88 OV for 01.3 ASSC-4
and 0.31 oV for Cu;jSbSe4- Only the latter compound displayed
photoconductivity; It-q forbidden
gap width at 77K Is pl-~Pf 1 0. 66 oV0 as determined from the
spectral charncteriatic of the photo-
conductivity. The rr .'a indicate that the replacement of the
relatively Ught arsenic atoms by,
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SKUDNOVAV Yo.V.; MiliGALOVSKLYA.. H.S.; MNk~~DOV* R.
Distribution coefficient of zinc in indium antimonido,
Zhureneorgakflm,
8 no.3&685-688 Mr 163. (MIRA 16:4)
(Indium antimonidos) (Zinc) (Cryatallography)

Effect of mixed feeds containing unhulled cottonseed meal on
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1. Is kafedry fakul'tatakoy khirurgii (zav. - dotsent Ch.B.Bayriyrv)
Turkmonako o o udar tvannogo meditainakogo inatitut(t imeni I.V.Stalina.,
MC'O jOZOC&aT1;--PHYS10LOG1CAL EMECT)
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ANNAMURADOV kanc. mod. nAuk; SHUMMKO, T, , rovd,
[Arohman Health Resort and its therapoutic proportion)
Kurort Archain i ego tselebnye- evoistva. Ashkhabad, Tur*:-
monskos goo. Izd-vol 1960. 73 P, (MIRA 1615)
(ARCHW--HEALTH RESOICS, WATKUNG PLACES, ETC.)
t4l,

;k ',*i:," r 'Ni I*% i k;V ,T .
. 11 "- W
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Yclical Inst. A-lAhibnd, 1954. (R;.IhlAo! , 'o -, Arn- 55)
Sum. No. 70, 2 Nov 55 - 6urvey of Scientific nrvi
TechnivAl L)iSsertqtj(jns
1),)fetylpei -it U!:Olsi hirher Mucatio-ral 1-.stitutions
klt ) .

All"AMilY AZOV, D.A,; AMiAMYRADINg A.t red.
[Pundamentals of aninal husbandry; textbook for
studente
of the nJnth Rradel hallarclwlyk esaslary; IX
klas uchin
gollatur.a. Ikinzhi neshir. Ashgabat,
Turkrenokuvpedneshirt
1963. 177 P. (In Turkmen) (MIRA 17:7)

O'NA'bTJWOVp 'Kh.; MIRZOYANISp U.S.,, spidemiologl HAICWV,
id.Dop epidendolog.
Control of intestinal infarctioni In Oeok-Tepe Distrioto
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1. Glavrq7 vrach Gook-Tepinskogo rayons, (for A= posov).
2* Turkmanskays, reppublAnnekaya sanitarno-epidatologi-
chookaya. stantsiya, (for RirzoyantBj, Hamedov).
(CSOK-T= DISTRICT-IKMTIbSO.--]IiTARGTIMI)
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All%UUWZHMV, Kh. Ch.; k-ULIYAVA, 0.
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Zdrav. Turk.
2 no.4:3-5 JI-Ap, 158. (MIRA 12:6)
1. 1)likvnyy vraoh Ashkhabadskogo trakhomotoanogo
dispansera (for Aware-
dihopov). 2. Zav. Ashkhabadakim oblzdravotdelom (for
Kuliyeva).
(ASHXHMD PROVINGS-CONJUNCTIVITIS, GPANUIAR)

AVURMHEM.-Kh.; SHUGELIj R,j nauchnyy aotrudnik
...
Measures for a proph I tic survey of the population for traoboma,
,; so
Zdrav. Turks 4 no,5 5 8-0 160* (MIRA 13:12)
1, Direktor Turkmensko o trakhomatoznogo inatitut4,
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CCUSTANTINOVITS, Milan.; AIIIIAU, Xlla.
%NWMEWMNNNNNANW
Torramycin in the treatment of tr&ohoma. Stemastat
91 no.3tl02-106
Aug 54
1. A bud&pooti Oryostudomanyi lastes 1. oz.
Sseaklinihansjak
koslemorqe (IgiLW%o: Hadnot Magd& saotemi tanar, as
oryostudomWok dokto)ru)
(TIUCHOKL, thimpy,
w7totmorclins)
(OMJIMCYLINN. therapoutio use.
traohoma)