SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARKOV, S. A. - BARKOVA, Y. A.

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SAUSHKIN, Yu.G.; SOLOVIYEV, A.I.; YEFREMOV, Yu.K.;
KOTELINIKCV, V.L.;
IOFA, L.Ye.; DANTSIG, B.M.; BARYOV,,,S.A.;
GRUZINSKAYA, V.A.;
BkRKOVA, G.Ye.
V.A.Kondakov, 1886-1959; obituary. Vop. geog.
no.54:174-176
,61. (~LIRA 15:31,
(Kondakov, Vadim Aleksandrovich, 1886-1959)

,BARKOV, Sergey Aleksandrovich, dots.; RONZHINA,
Nadezhda Mikhaylovna,
red.; GARINA, T.D., tekhn,red.
(Qualitative analysis; the semimicromethod]
Kachestvennyi
analiz; polumikrometod. Izd.2. dop. Moskva, Vysshaia
shkola,
1962. 267 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(Chemistry, Analy-tical-Qualitative)

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AUTHOR: Zhirnova, N. M ; Astakhov,
K. V./Barkov
, S. A.

.

ORG: Alo cow State PrdagoZLcUjnEtib1te_inj. Y. 1.
t!qat!L(Moskovskiy gosurdarstvennyy

pedagogicheskiy institut)
3 ~

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TITLE: Spectrophotometric study of c2TRlexlng_!~~tween Indium (III) and
13

diethylenetriaminepentaaectic acid

SOURCE: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v.
40, no. 2, 1966, 417-421

TOPIC TAGS: acetic acid, complex molecule, Indium
compound, equilibrium constant,

dissociation constant

ABSTRACT: Complexing
between indium and the complexon diethylenetriaminepentaacetic

acid in acid
media (up to pH 3) was shidled by using a series of solutions with a
constant

concentration of complex-forming tons (neodymium and indium
perchlorates) and a variable

concentration of the complexon. Also employed
was a series of solutions with a constant

concentration of the colored
complex-forming ion Fe(HI) and complexon, and a variable

concentration of
the colorless complex-forming Ion In(IIP. The equilibrium and dissociation

constants of the complex formed by Indium with the complexon were
determined spectro-

photometrically on these solutions, The
tndium-diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid complex

was found to have a 1: 1
composition, Ile average value of the equilibrium constant was

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found to be 8. 1, and the value of the
dissociation constant, 3. 8 x 10-29 (PK 28.42).

Orig. art. has: 3 figures, I
table, and 4 formulas. H

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BARKOV, S. G.
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BARKOV, V.
We are feeding birds. lUn.nat.no.9:36-37 D '56. (NLRL
10:2)
1. Zaveduyushchi3r Mytishchinskim lesoparkom.
(Birds--Food)

B&UOVI_ V. -
IForeat trips. IUn.nat. no.5:24-25 MY l6o.
(MMA 13:6)
1. Direktor Mytishchinskogo lesoparks..
(Forests and forestry)

BARKOVo V. "I
-'-,
Hodge. lUn. nat. no4--5-6 Ap 161. (MA 14:3)
(NEDUS~'

BARKOV, Vp lesovod; ALIN, Yu.; GALIN, A., geolog
For the young geographerse IUn. nat. no.5:16-17
YT 163.
(MMA 16:7)
(Nature study)

13ARKOT. V.A.
New centering device for contact lenses. Med.prom. 14
no.4:
42-44 Ap 160. (mmA 13:6)
1. Nauchno-iseledavatellakiy institut glaznykh
bolezney imeni
Gel 1mgol It sa.
(CONTACT LENSES)

YA.c)N!I'-OK!Y, P.,11. Prof. Wenml~; !-tsenl.
.9 v I
Fevelument of theraPauLic- ti~. t:e ',erm
. 1 4 , , .
I L4 3 .. - - Y.-, , 2 .. -
Institute. Trudy "'erm. J-n3. ne~,J. jnL~11. '. '0~
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( I,- - '. ~ ~'. '1 11 . 6 ~
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AUTHOR: Barkov, V. F.; Shinarev, V. N.; Chistyakov, V. F.
ORG: none
TITLE: Investigation of a DFS-13 spectrograph
SOURCE: AN SSSR. SIXrskoye otdelenlye. Sibirskly Institut
zemnogo magnetizma, iono
I raBprosj~~eniy~ai~a- -1s`s-1e--d-o---v',m--Iya po
geomagnetizmu I aeronomil (Studies in geo-
magnetism and aeronomy). Moscow Izd-vo Nauka, 1966, 191-195
TOPIC TAGS: spectroscope, solar telescope, electronic device,
timing device/ 4 7s U-.3-3
sol-t- 1-f-lescop , D F S s -e c- + t, o y - -,44
ABSTRACT: A modified version of the DFS-13 diffraction
spectrogTaph is described which is
employed In combination with a ATsU-23 horizontal solar
telescoW~i the Ussurlysk solar
-station (Ussurivskaya solnechnaya stantsiya). The
modification, consisting of providing auto-
matic control of the electronic timer, makes the spectrograph
suitable for astronomic ob-
servations. The diffraction grating of the spectrograph Is 120
x 60 rnm in size, has 600 line/
mm, and concentrates 82% of the reflected light at the
wavelength X = 4047 1. The first-order
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linear dispersion is 4A/mm; it Increases slightly with the
wavelength. The instrument pro-

file, determined from the noon lines, is
represented by an empirical formula in the form of

the sum. of three
Gaussian curves. The linlf-width of the profile is 0.086 A. The device Is

focused photographically onto an Agfa Printon plate, first roughly then
exactly. The linear

dispersion (established from photographs of the mercury
and neon spectra In the center of the

solar diB increases monotonically with
the wavelength and equals 4.09 A/mm for A = 4200 A

and 4. 06 Vmm for A =
6000 A. Light scattering, produced essentially at the various optical

surfaces and by reflection from the walls and the internal elements of the
device, Is reduced

by several diaphragms. The scattered light makes up only
0. 4% of the incident light at 6000

0. 9% at 4500 A, and 1. 4% at 3500 A. In
combination with the ATsU-23, the spectrograph has

made it possible to study
the physical processes in the active regions of the sun. Orig. art.

has: 3
formula-B and 6 figures.

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BARKOT, V.G,
Love and protect the nature of our country.' Riol. v
shkole no.l:
51-53 Ja-T '58. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Mytishchinakiy lesopark.
(Nature study) *tishchi-Forest reserves)

_MKQ-V-,Valariy-fcAzorlyaxich,-lesnichiy;
DERIM-OGLY, Ye.N., kand.
biol. nauk, red.; SULTANOVA, N., red.; PAVLOVA,
S., tekhn.
red.
[Along the forest path; a forester's notes]Na
lesnoi trope;
zapiski lesnichego. izd.2., dop. Moskva, Flosk.
rabochii,
1962. 157 p. (NIRA 15:9)
(Natural history)

RhRKOV, V.G.
I
Forest on wasteland. Fr1roda 51 no.7:68-73 JI '62.
(11= 15:9)
-1. Nytishchinskoye lesoparkovoye khozyaystvo.
(Mytishchi region-Reforestation)

BARKT~,~~,y -- -g-- 4cau'ah
A forester. IUn. nat. no.9:18-19 S 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Direktor Yqtishchinskogo lesoparka Moskovskoy
oblasti.
(Mytiahdhi region 4 orestry as a profession)

BAMOV, V.G.
Attracting useful birds. Biol. v shkole no.3188-89 My-Je
"3.
0
(KRA 16:10)
1. YWtishchinskoye lesoparkovoye khozyaystvo ~
~bskovskaya oblast'.
'91

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AUTHOR,. Barkor, V.I.
TITLE: Non-Con,2er7ati74. R&dlati-o Tranifez in a Uniform Medium
PIR I OD I CAL ~Optika I ipektrotkoplya, 1?10, Vol. 9., No, ",
pp. 376-1-185
TEXT -. Radiative transfer in a uniform infinite n-10ium
containing a point
source of radiation was diescusiod by Amb&rtfumy&.n (Ref. 1) and
Chandrasskh&r
(Rat. 21. A vimilar problem dealing with awatron diffusion in
uniform media
0~r'UTA in nutlear physictc. The problem -was al4o dealt -with by
Marshak (Ref. 3)
-who dizedssed tho Milne problem for & sphere,, -which Ir.
appllca~le in estimating
the explosive power of a nu~-lear detonation (Ref. 4), The
present author,
solvea tho Intogro-differential equation of radiative trant-fer
by using finite
6um.s In place of lntegr<, The method iw oqui7alent to the
spherit,.,al
harmonieg approa(,..q ard Its ad-vuitago i.; ItE rapid
convergence in low-order
approximatione" The author deri'ves gensral exprersiont 4,"or the
mean Intensity
and for radiation flux in the n-th approximation. The paper is
entirely
theorotical. Acknowledgment is made to M.A. YWYash*-7ic:h for
suggesting the
subjeet ay-ld for his ad-:riait., There,are references: 3
Sovaet,, 6 English and
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523;755
~AUTHOR: Barkov, V. 1.
TITLE: The problem of coronal solar radiation in the continuous
spectrum
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SOURCE: Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, v. 42, no. 4, 1965, 749-753
TOPIC TAGS: solar radiation, solar corona, continuous spectrum,
radiation 1
flux, integral equation, partial differential equation
ABSTRACT: The radiative transfer equation is solved for a
spherically sym- i
~metric isothermal solar corona. With the assumption that the sun
can be
represented by a nonradiating central black-body disk or radius rl
with an
Iadjacent radiating outer shell of radius ro, the rollowing
radiation transfer
L-p
equation is obtained where I'ir, rad- -:Ittensil-y and J is the
source
function. The boundary conditiorn are %vc= by
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Ar. 0 at IF= re
I(r, +P)0 at 'L~ r,
The formal solution of this equation is
P); r. Me, dt (-I
(t, r, tt)- e-1 dt (pi <
tL < +1),:
til-Cos 01 Y1 (a
For an isothermal oorona with temperature T. and introduoing
-~he Plank function B)
the raaintion intensity am be given by
1(r, P) = B,(T.) exp[-TO(r, P) < Ppf);!
1(r, it) = B,,(T.) (i exp[-q),(r, IL~]) (p. < tL < +4.
If one describes the electron density by the expresaion
B.
ive 0.108
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the soiution of the resulting radiation flux equation
14 VIP
rF*?;-,) 2nV(T., v)Rc
S [ S N-2 oft' - 2trolt + r') d., tLdti +
0 0
N.2(Vt2-2fro)i+ro2)dtjjidju1*
can be given by
-F-(ro)=2,t%Y(T,,v)Re)-101${4.5',VI(6)+Iz(6)'J'+13,;,, -2 )+
M
+ 9.32 jrj(25) + 11(25)
+ r2 (-2 )]
Here it has been asigmed that A w 2.13, B 3.05f n, - 61 n~~ - 25.
As a iiumerical
example, F - 8.2 x io-21 watt/m2-oycle for X = 9.1 cm, i:-. 215,
and r, - 1. Orig.
art- hasc 32 equations.
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AUTHOR: Barkov, V. M.
SIOB 1 /61 /OCO/010/004/029
B1 1 7//B207
TITLE: Kinetics of corrosion processes
(quantitative-experimental
proof of corrosion)
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 10, 19611 261,
abstract
1OA149 (101149). ("Materialy 5-y Nauchno-tekhn. konferents-ii
molodykh uchenykh, 1957. Novosibirsk, Sib. otd. AN SSSR",
1960, 63-74)
TEXT: The film theory of corrosion was quantitatively
confirmed by ex-
Deriments. The corrosion rate of metals was confirmed to be
directly pro
Dortional to their active surface. A ma,hematical -elation
was found
between the active surface and the mass of the dissolved
metal. The
corrosion processes were classified according to the
character of surface
transformation of the corrodin- metal. A formula was found
for each kind
0
of corrosion to calculate the corrosion rate constant. 17
references are
given. [Abstracter's note: Complete translation
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FRMSEVICH. I.N.; BORUSHKD. H.S.; BMGV, V.N.
MachanIcal propertlest of low-carbon and lov alloy
steel at low
temperatureo. Trudy lust. chorn. met. AN UM
3:115-125 149.
(KM 8:7)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akademli nauk USSR. (for
Frantsevich)
(Steel ,-TestinO (Metals at lov temperatures)

LYSENKO, A.Ya.; MYCIIK"EGRIN, A.Yu.; BARKOV,
_V..N.; HASATSHY, A.I.;
HDOROVA, S.P.; YEWAKOV, V.V.-, '
MBdicogeog-raphical studies of Brazil. Vop geog.
no.68:137-203
v65- (MIRA .18.22)

SOV/16 9 --'59 -2- 2 2 31
Translation from- R6ferativnyy zhurnal., Geofizi-ka,1959., Nr 2,
D 3-1 (USSR')
Ba-rkov, V,S
AUTHORB - Tarl,-,hc;q, A,G,
,T.j =, On the Mzi-hod of Eleotrl c F-ofll.Lrg In t-.115 Gaz,&
cif Nonni.`,~onp a~i~,-Ebord~--r
PERIODICAL,., Byul ~Inforrp., M-.,ro gec'-! , I okhrany n~:di
'~-SSR,
(121), pp 34 - 37
ABSTRACT- It, is presumd t-hat the apj:,ai:en .1f'y ottall-ned by
-rte 1.1tt1e
t '!~Slstl~ Y'k
A
device will bs A-ndica 4 jpg the 1-rff ,jence of the overbur&,.n,
whi--,~ -1~he
great, ds~ric~e AB makes it possl'rl-.~ t-r, det.~vmjne the value
Df 9 k deper-dil g
,:~-n -the deep-seated rocks, when on,-z. cai-r-les ou-, -t~h~~
investigaTion-s by -I_ne
mc-thod of symmetr1cal p-,ofillDg according to the AA'MB'B
Z~11.~Mm--,
Sharp distortIng ,Luan-2e~, ocQur, W~.:-n lJv? ovarburden AEi
non.-Ix.lfin--m and
varlabl.,q~ in its thi-Aness. It was attn-npl.,c?d to
reprc-.~--nt. the of t.,
electn!c- vroftlipg In the fcrm o" th~, g~-aphs Q k, showLng a
-.-,nisiderabl,
simpli:"Ity, fcr- the purpoEe of thz~ elimi-na-ic- the
influen-c-es
A similar mEtthod of was -:;ppli--~d tu-
1.1niz In the Far East and In ~,hE: Ferml rr-h-. grapbs, --f Qh~,
Card 9 I'lp ~'k, ar--d 9 ,../pk' obt,a.-Lred In Perm' :r(--gion
for. PEI' r 100 m and

SOV/169-59-2-1231
On the Method of Electricn Prof.11-Ing in the CaZe of N-.,r form
Overburden
AB - 1400 m x1d. rE-icord~~d in 4thp region. of ka-r-9t
lime-stoneslare presented, The curves
9 k and F k' mark the karst zones by ma:xlwa in. the ourve, but
similar -xt;remafare ob-
served also In other point-,s out of the karst zonez. The.
ctur~--eIof the Y I/? k ratio warks
the karst z'nne by a very distinct minimum, The cunres 9 k, 9 k,
and P kY 9 1',- obtained in
limastones without; ka-rst formation are also given, it i-s noted
that the curve of the
t ratio has: a smooth charracter, Irra". the curves 9k and
k./Y k 9 1, are very jagged~ The
author sunniarizes tbat ihe practice cor.'J.rms some advantages of
the relation meth-,-J,
An arialytic explana-z-1on of the nelation method is given, The
author recommends the
testln,g of thlz msthod in mapp:ln,
g and in for minera.1 re,--ources,
E,N, Kuzlmina
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SMIDIA) O.G., seysmolog; VINOGRADOV, S.D.,
seysmolog; SILAYEVA, 0.1.,
seysmolog; BARLAS, V.Ya., seysmolog; SHAIIIAYEVA,
L.A., seysmo-
log; RIZffICI-E-TK-O-,-Y-u-.V.-, red.; PANTAYEVA,
V.A., red.; -qYBKDTA,
V.P., tekhn. red.
(weak eartiquakes] Slabye zemletriaseniia. Moskva,
Izd-vo ino-
str. lit-ry, 1961. 533 P. OMIRA 15:1)
1. Institut fiziki Zemli AN SSSR (for Sharuna,
Vinogradov,
Silayeva, Barlas, Shmnayeva).
(Eaikthquakes)

V A K/W -

AID P - 688
Subjec,t
USSR/Elect.ricity

Card 1/1
Pub. 29 - 23/24

Author
Barkov, V. Ye., Eng.

Title
C.(,-~nference on problems
of operation
and d
evelopment of

(- omvinic--q t Ion circuits
In power stations
and factovies.
Periodical
Ener-getik, 7, 38-39,
J1 1954

Abstract
A
general report on a c
onference held in
Moscow In the

fll.rst
quarter of 1954.
The conununication
workers of enter-

prises and
establishmen
ts of the Ministr3r
of Electric Power

Stati,ons and
Electrical
Industry (MESEP),
took part In

this conference as well
as
the workers of
other Ministries.
Institution None
Submitted No date

BARKOV, V.Ye., inzhener.
Put th's means of communications to work for heavy
industry. Vest.6viazi
16 no.8:18 Ag '56. (MLRA 9:10)
l.Teldinichaskoye upravleniye Ministerstva
elektroBtantsii SSSR.
(Telecommunication)

BARKOV. V.Ye.
L- -U,5S:g2
Review of the rules regarding protective guards for
commmications
installations. Avtom., telem. i sviazi no.3:43 Mr '57.
(MISA 10:4)
1. Starshiy inshaner TekhnicheBkogo upravleniya
Minesterstva
elektrostantsii.
(Electric lines)

A-

105-7-26/29
AUTHOR:
Barkov, V.Ye., Eng.
TITLE,.
Newe from the
Technical Administration of the Ministry

of Electric Power Plants
(V tekhnicheskom upravlenii

MES)
PERIODICAL:
Elektrichestvo, 1957,
Nr 7, pp. 92-93 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The author describes the Use and
operations of mobile

grounding Interruptors during repair work on
electric

lines. The instrument prevents idle periods on

electric
transmission lines caused by the grotuading of

high-frequency
channels. It was constructed by the

Central Laboratory VVS
Mosenergo (Moscow Regional Power

System Administration) on the
basis of an invention of

Ya.L. Bykhovskiy. Serial production of
such inter-

ruptors was started by the Electrical Repair Works

(Elektroremontnyy zavod) of the Rostovenergo (Rostov

Regional
Power System Administration).
ASSOCIATION:
Technical Administration
of the Ministry of Electric

Power Plants (Tekhnicheskoye
upravleniye MES)
AVAILABLE:
Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Barkov, v7VE., Engineer. 104-4-37/40
_'~_-Technical Conference on generalisation of
TITLE; Scientiifi
experience in the production and operation of reinforced
concrete poles for electrical transmission and communi-
cations lines. (Nauchno-tekhnicheskaya konferentsiya po
obobshcheni.yu opyta proizvodstva i ekspluatatsii zhelez-
obetonnykh opor liniy elektroperedachi i svyazi)
PEi?IODICAL: "Elektricheskie Stantsii" (Power Stations), 1957,
Vol.28, No.4, p. 94 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: The conference took place in Grozny on November 27
- 30,
1956. There were reports on the successes that had been
achieved in the production of reinforced concrete poles for
power and communication lines. There weie several papers on
the manufacture of reinforced concrete poles and on their
application in various kinds of lines. Theie was general
agreement that these poles are not nearly so widely used as
they deserve, largely because the planning organisations
und~_-
estimate their possibilities. The constructuion of factories
for the manufacture of reinforced concrete -ooles is also
lagging. At the present time power lines are being constructed
1/2 with concrete Doles for voltages up to 110 kV and also
commini
cation lines and supports for ovurhead wires on electrified

Scientific-Technical Conference on gene22alisation of
experience in the production and operation of reinforced -
concrete poles for electrical transmission and
comLTunications
lines. (Cont.) lo4-4-37/4o I
railways. A most iMportant task is the development of stre-
ssed reinforcement. The conference recommended widesDread
2/2 introduction of these poles and construction of a
system of
factories for their manufacture.
AVAILABa:

BARKOV, V.Ye., inzh.
On reviewing the 6Regulations for prRtecting com=unication
signals from the detrimental 6ffects of high-tension
Installations."
Prom.onergs 12 no.8:38 Ag 157. (MIRA 10:10)
1.Sel~etarl mezhduvedomstvennoy komissii.
(Telecommunication)

BARK BYKHOVSKIY, Y&.L.; GRZHIBOVSKIY, V.V.; PAVLYCHEV,
L.Ye.;
RABOTHOVA, K..A.; SOKOLOV, V.B.; SOLOVOY-EV, P.N.;
KiMSOITSKIY,
D.S.; ZVMIIGORODSKIY, I.S., red.; SAVXLIYL7, V.I., red.;
BORUITOV,
N.I., tekhn.red.
[Savety rules in the construction and use of communication
structures
and equipment] Pravila takhniki bezopasnosti pri
ekspluatatsii i
stroitel'stva sooruzhanii i ustroistv sviAzi. Moskva,
Gos.energ.
izd-vo, 1959. 103 P. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) MinisterBtVO stroitellstva
e1ektro-
stantsiy. Tekhnicheskoye upravleniye. 2. TekimpravleniyB
Mi7
nisterstva elektrostantsiy (MES) (for Bork-ov). 3.
Vsesovuznyy
nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut energetiki (VNIIE) (for
Bykhovskiy,
Pavlychev, Sokolov). 4. Gosudaretvanny-y trest po
organizataii i ratsio-
nnlizatsii alaktrnstantsiy (CROES) (for Grzhibovskiy). 5.
Leningrad-
skoye rayonnoye.upravleniye energokhozymystva (Lenenergo)
(for Rabot-
nova). 6. Moskovskoye rayonnoye upravlenive
energokhozysystva (for
Solovlyev, Khersonskiy).
(Electric andneering-Safety measures)
(First aid in illness and injury)

aP.RhOV, V.Yo., inzh.
Neir books for telecommunication and power
engincering worknrs.
Elek. sta. 31 no.9:G,5-96 S 160. (1,=U 14:10)
(Bibliograpliy--Telecoirmunicatior~)
(Bibliography-Electric power)

BARKOV, *,.A.
Povyshenie skorostei dvizheniip transporta v (Incressini th-,
supod of cit ,-.
trnnsvort traffic). Izd-vo "iristerstva. r V;~ --;7Q'4 195;..
C;i- r.
1-1 komaunallnoCo kh~)zinist -
- .1 - -..,. j -
SO: Monthl., List of Rus!:imi Accecsions, Vol 7, 9. Dec 1954

la~
a v v'r D:~
I. Pozn~:hchnik glavnag* ~-.nznenora po
abr
.-m, :;kny

BARROV, Yu. I.
Preparation and conservation of hemoplastic bone
and cortilage
tranaplants at low temperature. Yest.khir-76
no.9:92-95 0 '55
(14LRA 9: 1)
1. Iz khirurgicheskoy kliniki (zav.prof.
A.N.Filatov) Lenin-
gradakogo ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni
nauchno-issledo-
vatellskogn institute. perelivaniya krovi.
(BONE TISSUE, transplantation
homograft prop. ee. preserv. in low temperature)
(CARTILAGE, transplantation
same)
(MANSPLANTATION,
bone tissue & cartilagn, homograft perp. preserv.,)

"Ol.inicoroentgenol.,-4g,tc.o,l Evaluation of
osteoplasty by Using
Bone Homotransplants Preserved Under Refrigeration~"
by A~ D.
Li. senior rcientific associate, and Yu. 1. Barkov,
scientific
associate 1. Rozov),
., Department of Plastic Surgery (head, Prof V.
Leningrad Scientific Research Institute of
Traumatology L;id Or-
thopedics and of Surgical Clinic (head, Prof A. N.
Filator),
Leningrad Order of Red Banner of ~abor`Scientific
Research In-
stitute of Blood Transfusion, Vestnik1aiix-ggii
imen-i 1. 1.
__ 11114-11 ~11 - -1, - , ~ __ --- ,--
GreRova,, Vol 78, No 6, Jun 57, pp 101-tl0b
Bone homotransplants used in these studies were
stored by two methods:
(1) cooling bone tissue to -7,00 for 24 hours, then
storing it at -250;
(2) cooling bone tissue to -250 and storing it at the
same temperature.
Operations performed on 25 patients suffering from
different path-
Ological skeletal conditions, using the
above-described method for
preparing homotransplants; yielded 1.8 positive and 7
negative results in
a follow-up from 3 to 20 months.
The authors conclude that clinicoroentgenological
data enable one
to COnSider homotransplants a Valudble plastic
material, capabip of
being reconstructed or reincorporated into living
tissue, jusi like
nlants L
.9 although'at a Slower rate. (U)

BARKOV, Yu.I.,-nauchnyy sotrudnik
Preservation of bone homotissues by freezing and
lyophilization.
Akt.vop.porol.krovi no.613-7 '58. (MDRA 13-1)
1. Khirurgichookaya klinika Leningradskogo instituta
parelivaniya
I=ovi (zav. klinikoy - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR,
prof. A.N.
Filatov).
(TISSUM EXTRACTS)

KRUPED, I.L., prof., TKACHERKO, S.S., k-ind.med.nalik,
RARKOV, Yu.I.
Bone homorplristy Ewith simmary in 3ngllshl.
Vest.lchir.81 no.8;711-`~0
Ag '5 8 (MLPA 11:9)
1. Iz kliniki ortopedii I trnv-mntologii (nach. -
prof. I.L. K--u-Dko
Voyenno-meditsinsl-oy ordena Lpninn nkademii in. S.M.
Kiro-7p- I
laborptorii konservirovnniya I peresndki tknney
(nauch. rukcvod,'.-
chlen-korr. AMN SSSR prof. A.N. FilFttov)
Leningridslrogo ordena
Trudovogo Krnnnogo %naTneni nnuchno-issledovntellskogo
instit-lita."
perelivanlys krovj; Adres avtorov: Loningrnd 0,
Rotkinsl-n:-paiqq
d"13 , klinika ortopedii I travmntologii
Voyenno-meditsinsl-oy
o;denp lenina al-ndem'ii IM.S.M. Kirova).,
(BONE AND BOITES. transpl
homografts, Indic. (Rus))

V.V.; LUKIYANOV, V.P.; BARKOVA, A.M.
KHOLINI
Determination of the intewral ab.,3orbed do-go, d-n
uimulo Jrra-
0
diated with X-rays. Radiobiologiia 2 no.6.,947-949 162
(MIRA 16.-11)
1. Institut usovershensbrovani, a vrachey, Leningrad.
Y
*,

BARKOVAO A.M.
Caae of recurrent reactive stupor. Probl.sud.psikh.
8:236-242
159. (MIRA 13:6)
(Stupor)

S/205Y62/oo2/oo6/o2l/o2i
E073/E435
AUTHORS: Kholin, V.V., Luklyanov, V.P., Barkova, A.M.
TITLE: Determination of the integral absorbed X-ray dose
in animals
PERIODICAL: Radiobiologiya, v.2, n0.6, V-1962, 947-9119
TEXT: Th eatithors propose a new and more accurate method for the
determination of the integral absorbed dose, applicable to
various
conditions of irradiation of test animAls. According to
S.N.Ardashnikov and N.S.Chetverikov, the integral absorbed dose
can be calculated by means of the following expression:
nintegr (VDAP (I - e--~.d) g . rad
Y
where 4) - scaling coefficient (= absorbed dose in
rad/irradiation (lose in r), D - exposure dose at surface level,
d - density of irradiated tissue, y - electronic transformation
coefficient, d - thickness of tissue. Two numerical examples
are given. It is emphasized that the results are approximate
because of the complicated geometry and irregular structure of
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Determination of the integral ... B073/E435
the bodies of the test animals.
ASSOCIATION: Institut usoverslienstvovaniya vrachey, Leningrad
(Postgraduate School for Doctors, Leningrad)
SUBMITTED:
March 5, 1962
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ACC NR- A117000604 SOU, R--CE CODE, - TJR/0417/66/000/010/0066/0066
AUTHOR: Barkova, B. N.
TITLE : Mechanism of the effects of cutaneous applications of
hydrogen peroxide
during hypoxic hypoxia
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Farmakol, khimioterapevt aredst, toksikol, Abs.
10. 5-1. 454
REF SOURCE: Naluchn. tr. Ornskiy med. in-t, no, 67, 1965, 51-57
TOPIC TAGS: hypoxia, hydrogen peroxide, dog, hypoxic hypoxia,
cutaneous
application, oxyhemographic control
ABSTRACT. Tests were made oil 30 dogs under hexenal anesthesia.
H~Toxic
hypoxia induced by tracheal stenosis (compression of a rul-lber
tube connected by a
T-piece with trachae) was under oxyhemographic control. Tile HbO,
level was
lowered to 751i'o in the arterial blood and to 32-33r/o in the
venous bl(56d. Tile
oxygen incidated an increase in arterial -venous difference, a
decrease of alkaline
blood capacity, a metabolic acidosis, manifested by increased
levels of organic
acids, were noted in the process. A 2076 H 02 solution applied to
the abdominal
skin of a dog, was followed in 20 Is by increased HbO blood levels
to 30 ininu 2
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ACC NR, AR7000604
more so in the venous blood (on the average by 91/6) than in the
arterial blood (on
the average by 4. Tjo). In addition a corresponding restitution of the
initial alkaline
blood reserve and lowering of the organic acids levels was noted.
Orig. art. has
a bibliography of 20 reference items. N. Yerokhin. [Translation of
abstractl
[AM).
SUB CODE,- 06/
Card 2/2

-DATUMA, E.A.; IYERUSALDISKIY, A.P.
Dynamics of the accumlation of virus-reutralizing
antibodies
0
in 1xitients with various clinical forms of
tick-borng ence
phalitis. Vop. virus 8 no.2-:189-193 ~!r-Ap163 (MIRA
16:12)
1. Oms'r-iy na'Lichno--issledovatellskiy irstitut
prirodnoochagovyk-h
infektsiy i kafedra noervnyk-h bolezney
Novosibirskogo meditsin-
skogo jn5tituta.

BARKOVA, F.F.; LILEYEV, I.S.
-" .1. ~,-.
Kinetics of the interaction of solid lithium carbonate and
ammonium
chloride. Izv. Sib. otd. Ali SSSR T10-7-36-39 158. (mipj-
11:9)
1.Zapadno-Sibirskiy filial AN SSSR.
(Lithium carbonate) (Ammonium chloride)

BA,MVA, F.F.; BUNTIN, A.P.
]?section of solid lithium carbonate with hydrogen
chloride and
chlorino. Izv.S11).otd.AN SSSR nn.2.-54-69 159.
(MIRA 12:?)
1. Zv.padno-Sibiralcly filial AN SSSR.
(Lithium carboiate) (Hydrogen chloride)
(Chlorination)

ZAVOLOTSKIY, T.V., kand.takhn.nauk, otv.red.; MIKULINSKIY,
A.S., prof.9
doktor tekhn.nauk, red.; LOGUNBRO, A.T., kand.tekhn.neuk,
red.;
BARKOVA, F.F., kand.khim.nauk, red.; BUSHUYEVA, V.M., red.;
MAZUROVA, A.F.. tekhn.red.
(Rare alkali elements; collected papers given at the
Conference on
the Chemistry, Technology, and -Analytical Chemistry of
Rare Alkali
Elements, Jan.27-31, 19601 Redkie shchelochnye elementy;
sbornik
dokladov sovashchaniia po khimii, takhnologii i
analiticheskoi
khimii redkikh ahchelochnykh elementov 27-31 ionvarin 1958
g.
Novosibirsk, Izd-vo Sibirskogo otd-nia AN SSSR, !960. 99 p.
(miRA 13:6)
1. Vseaoyuznoye soveshchaniye po khimii, tekhnologii i
analiti-
cheskoy khimii radkikh shchalochnykli elementov. lat, 1953,
Novo-
sibirsk. 2. Khimiko-metallurgicheakiy institut Sibirskogo
otde-
leniya AN SSSR (for Logvinenko). (Alkali metals) (Metals,
Hare and minor)

67
ii;laiiiiWimi alkad ii*av ivith "its
"Belva-ev M." Sh(Aokbo~kN 4Wd G. Yi Siu kova 7. A17
Ubi h
(1) witb Mmlts rf Ualvalcol inetalsWere detd.-.At temps"Up
f -mv) NO
M fivr-61iiif flit WC-irri-b6c OcTyll~ds; R i:binxry
I I Ito fv~v xifict"t.,
InctAhr-tii, ziiia
tutretic i~ Mqch.of thtsic i4-Vqed,wi[1vtb` eecand cpa.:
mituvit, tutettle coalpn. 1)'and !at
877 'a
1,5% 080 -KtFs.- W
V "j, '91 'icl,,. :1~%, w"711 _:K-~,IjO
'66", 646D- ilqavco; (iLvO'L 1~~, ~&ld -
bTs~st,~~, call im *ised to opt'
_111an'Wry-%tals ~l'I frbs~ vh~ fa'4ell niwlum , I i.~ vil, iii'molk
L oUlte fluorides Lintl sdicates~ Tbi- M;StCrni. K2SIQ.~_j ond
(-Navcllh~l showot iMmice ot , k'n -Wou, Two
JA f6mc
systcnis were -T)OT swo e ~e.jr,, Nq4Pj(h + (PbT10311
2 NalTiO, + PWIA) atid -showed-nihilma Cunt true
7iiw~t which-two-crysin. curvvA aftnecmd, Thwe iver6j- -
t 12 M
NaRIO~, min. j-.t fjl,~'o Ij [P,!' w d KtP Ili:
iol~ min. a
i~ccurrtd -in Na,,F~-
962'. uf thi" i
Na,MToO,-I, -and. N,32VVCij~L -wergi
Two liquid phares
j The intaval.~ of stratifiEltion wi~m 3 to 20% 1 for N,,TFr-
1. 1 ~j to -3~55% 1 foi J-115 -to 2 251j; 1'for
N WO I t: m.-p, diagrain irwt also:,deLd; fur. the
Th
And - T D-- Nar,
m ov) ),-Abe L'~tcojc -Point vim va 0.2- FbO
With thO SrStent, trWISf6rTaillit frolix two liqulds'w voliel phis
liquid ft 769' from 0.. 5 m 66j % Pbo., -, Fot'Noc,11,0i
to 0.7
-7-PbO,114 cutLrtic point -was t1si, al,t) I ", Pba, witIA tht!
svstcrlr trallsforining from tvvu HqW16 to d plus liquid at
77s, IT01fi 0.6 to ~ WIM. InOl. '4"* ' PbO. It. iA P&ndildt(l
J; tb syst Ows,or"I-silth Na-Po" Xm'hloO,.-
ilt thii m
and NN,m), 're~~r to deli ,iipoit I into MO-rind TIO,.
The MO thiia formed h responAble [or the straiiiiattion. 'I -
13 BaTlOj by, a ptattz:wly; It,,

Interaction A Lmd Titanate Wid' Sodium and
silicutcs. V2 MERIM~71mnauk MEM-.. all.
hatartif-untrlict i kallin. (Russian.) M, L. ShOIDL-11OVIC-1, md
Barkova. Zhurnal ObAchei july
no.
luve~~Iigalcs the wactiom in * the temar). Syst N SiO
C'n R
P11,M.-K.Sio (in fused state) for I of delvZildn
tlli3 possibility of growing Pl.; 40. niontwrystils.
'Jables, din-
F.Turm% graphs. ref.
A-1
u

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Category: USSR Physical Chemistry
Thenwd:y-mmics. 'niermor-hemistry. Equilibrium. Physico-
chemical analysis. Phase transitions. B-8
Abs Jo,.L--: Reft---rat Zhur-Khimiya., No 9. 1957~ 29941
Author Stiolokhovich M. L., Barkova. G. V.
Ins t not. given
Titd.e Interaction of Metatitanates of Sodium and Potassium vith Salts
in
Flizions
Orig Put. Th. ot.~~hch. khimii, 1956, 26, No 5, 1266-1272
Abst-xar_-~: in the i~ystems, investigated by the visual-polythermal
method, of
Na.;,.TiO -Na.~Cl.., K TiO K. C1,., I Na. TiO, Na,CrO., K -TiO K CrO,,
K,TiO K_SO-', Na TiO Na..SO,., Na.,TiO Na. WO,, K_TiO: K_YOz,
Na_TiO '. Na,,MoO,,,.,, K..TiO. - K MoO, stiatification has been ascei-
1--ained. over a vide range of concentrations. In the Na-systems
strati-
f ication regions are conside.-rably wider than in the sy5tems with
K-salts.
in the systems of meta-titanates and me-ta-vanadates of Na and 19 solid
phase of TIO., eeparates. The authors con-eider these systems the in-
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Category: USSR / Physical Chemistry
Thermodynamics. Thermochemistry. Equilibrium. Physico-
chemical analysis. Phase transitions. B-8
Abe Jour; Referdt Zhur-Khimiya, No 9., 1957., 29941
stabile sections of ternary M.0 - TiO.:, -
V,,-O.,-systems. In the K.-TiO, -
K C12- system , below the regi3n of stratification, K.Ti
0-, crystalli-
zes, which is also an indication that this system is not
a binary.
According to the data of the authors the meta-titanates
of Na and K
differ from BaTiO? by considerably greater solubility in
the melts.
Limited E-olubility, in liquid state, of meta-titan tes
of Na and K
in chlorides and oxygen-containing Na.- and K-salts of
anions of the
E-i--,&-h group constitutes one of the characteristic
properties of these
Salts.
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rep-

SAUSHKIN, Yu.G.; SOLOVIYEV, A.I.; YEFREMOV, Yu.K.;
KOTELTIKCV, V.L.;
IOFA, L.Ye.; DANTSIG, B.M.; BARKOV, S.A.; GRUZINSKAYA,
V.A.;
BARKOVA, G-.Ye.
V.A.Kondukov, 1886-1959; obituary. Vop. geoE;.
no.54:174-176
,61. (MIRA 15:3)
(Kondakov, Vadim Aleksandrovich, 13~~1059)

BERNSHTEYN., M.Kh.; YABKO, Ya.M.; ZAYONCHKOVSKIY, A.D.;
KRZHIZHANOVSvdY, K.O.;
ZR4YATIN, K.K.; BERNSHTEYN, Ye.S.;.BARKOVA, L.V.;
PROKURAT, R.E.;
VTOROV. G.N.
Artificial,leather with a nonwoven base.
Kozh.-obuv.prom. 5 no-4:
18-21 Ap 163. (MIRA 16:5)
(Leather, Artificial)

OVECHENKO, N.G., kand. tekhn. nauk; DMITFUSHINA, Z.T.,
inzh.; BARKOVA, L.V.,
inzh.; PAVLOV, S.A.9 doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.
Effect of the fiber length and amount of bonding
materials on
the physiocomechanical properties of nonwoven fibrous
film
systems. Tekst. prom. 23 no.9:30-33 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Sotrudniki Moskovskogo tekhnologicheskogo instituta
legkoy
promyshlennosti (MTILP).
(Nonwoven fabrics)

"W"
4eaction.'Of anhy
4 im 11A
W itbilitf-i
r"u, ng
ed
60 nt--co Fricu sWids rpsu ted notf.
H~~ A eWbU incteASO~ hatdli6s
$h Oilo
stics bu
tin
'Ptim
'ib
cd odby ;~pt ma-late-acry ml
4 Will Y, CXP
mthacryk atid Y
4.
`jjjdtQ4wn6j* mod,;. alitiyd.1,., I)cnttnQ-,
aietlqk6 ilycol: ditnetbA4
C.
Put "w4y, ~ iatibu *as

BARKOVA, M.V.; KALANTAROVA, M.S.,: MURASHOVA, 111U.
-- ---------
Adhosivetapes for splicing magnetic recording Lapes.
Trudy VNAIZ
no.7:68-79 160. (MIRA 14:4)
(Magnetic recorders and recording)

S/081/61/000/009/011/015
B101/B203
AUTHORS: Barkova, M. V., Kalantarova, M. S.
TITLE: Possibility of using a fluoroplast basis for producing
highly
resistant magnetic tape
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 9, 1961, 544,
abstract
9~30 (9P30) ("Tr. Vses. n.--L. in-ta zvukozapisill, 1959t
vyp. 6, 105-118)
TEXT: The authors give a brief survey of highly resistant
bases used
abroad for producing magnetic tapes (MT). Tests were carried
out on the
suitability of a film made of fluoroplast, type "ftorofoll",
as a basis
for MT. Two formulas were elaborated for magnetic lacquer
containing
magnetic powder with needle-shaped particles (gamma iron
oxide) type M13-3
(MPZ-3) and medium-viscous fluoroplast type C -42 (S-42), one
formula
using phenolic resin type _BAY (VDU), the other an epoxy
resin type )A -6
(ED-0, The formulas given guarantee stability of the lacquer,
good
surface quality of the magnetic layer, tLnd food adliesion to
the highly
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Possibility of using a fluoroplast ... B101/B203
resistant fluoroplast basis, A brief characteristic is given of
the
physicomechanical and electroacoustic properties of MT on a
fluoroplast
basis.I Abstracter's note: Complete translation ]. I
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BARKOAIA, M.V.
Some data on the palynological spectra of
Karginskiy sedil-
ments in the Ust'-Port region. Sbar. st. po
paleont. i
biostrat. no.31:79-89 163. (MIRA 16:11)

ACC NR, AP6000975 SOURCE CODE: UR/0286/65/000/022/0057/005
vf/? JIY JT'
1. M.,
INVENTOR: Barkgxq,~. V.; Lebedeva, L. V Lokantseva Zaviralina.
T. P.*
Chentemirova, L.
ORG: none
TITLE. Preparation of heat-resistai~Aepoxy compounds. Class 39,
~o. 176'401
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 22, 1965,
57
TOPIC TAGS: epoxy plastic, heat resistance, irradiation
resistance,
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a prep
rT14_3ce method for heat-
le
pnd radiation-resistant~compounds based on Uoxy resin4M
AA-cruring agent. The
method provides for the use 9,10-dihydroanthracene, or the
9,10-en.do-cL,S-succinic
anhydride (sic],an adduct of maleic anhydride and anthracene.
(Bol
SUB CODE: I/) oll suBm DATE: l9jul63/ ATD PRESS-
%AZTU 0'f0.04,j,U4j

ACC NR1 AP6035719 (,p SOURCE CODE: IJR/0413/G6/000/019/0079/0079
MENTOR: Barkova, M. V.; Chentemirova, 1. M.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of obtaining a binder for fiber glass reinforced
plastic. Class 39,
No. 186672
SOURCE: Izobreten'Lya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovftrnyye znaki,
no. 19, 1966, 1!
79
TOPIC TAGS: binder, glass reinforced plastic
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a method of obtaining
a binder for
fiber glass reinforced plastic using butadiene styrene rubber. To
maintain the i
strength characteristics at increased temperatures, the rubber is
mixed with
dymalimide in the ratio of 0. 25:1 to 2:1, following which th-e
mixture is suspoided
NT
in chloroform. [Translation)
SUB CODE: 111 SUBM DATE: 0 2Apr6 51
Card UDC: 678. 86:678. 762. 2-134. 662

KRYUGER, L.V.-, BARKOVA. T.A.
Information pertaining to the mycorbiza of corn.
Rgrobiologiia
no.1:137-138 Ja-F '59. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Parmakly sel'Rkolhozyaystvenrqy Institut imeni
D.N.
Pryanishnikova.
(Corn(maize)) (mycorhiza)

BARKOVA, V.V., inth. po tyagovym podetantsiyam.
Using metal frames for lead stroage batteries. Slek. i
tepl. tiaga
2 no-3:30-31 Mr 158. (MIRL 11:4)
1. Zlatoustovskiy uchastok energoenAbzheniya,
Yuhno-Urallskaya
doroga.
(storage)

P-"C-77 STICS T-,T
Pa -e 7!)-
~3u Gcl] t:(~ tic, n A n~wtaticrLs of t-ri I. rt-. i'~: un
n-, t u I
Co I ~f';511 " -C!~: Co- , I

BARKOVA,Ye.A.; KUDRYAVTSEV,O.K.; MARKOVIIIKOV,V.L.,
redaktor; (TSCOUVA,
1. 1 M.A. , reclaktor; K014YASIIINA,A.D. ,
takhnicheskiy redaktor
[Calculating the time of runs in city
transportation] Raschet vre-
meni reisa na gorodskom transporte. Moskvn, Izd-vo
Ministerstva
kommunallnogo khozinistva RSFSR, 1955. 108 p. (MIRA
9:2)
(Traff ic surveys)

KL'DRYAYTSEV. Orest Konstantinovich,-EMOVA.Yelena
A1ek&Qndrovna;
MARKOVNIKOV, V.L., redaktor; OTOCBBVA. M.A., re"Xt
o-r-V'zdal-611 stva
KOIfYA,9HIXA,A., takhnichaskiy redak-tor
[Reference tables for traction computations in urban
transportation)
Spr.gvochnye tablitay po tiagovym raschetam
gorodakogo transport&.
Moskva, Izd-vo Ministerstva kommunalinogo khoziaistva
RSFSR, 1956.
149 p. (MLRA 10:))
(Local transit)

I
BARKOVA 1'~' ; BLATNOV, H.D.; KUDRYAVTSEV, O.K.;
SAMOYMV, D.S.:
Ii xhih.
- H - , Ye.A., redaktor;ZHOROV, D.M.,tekhnicheskiy
red4ktor
[Principles of the organization of the movement of
city passenger
transportation; a practical manual] Osnovy
organizataii dvizheniia
gorodskogo passazhirskogo transports; metodicheskoe
rukovodstvo.
Moskva, Izd-vo H-va kommun. khoz. RSFSR, 1956. 270 p.
(HLRA lo:4)
(Local transit)

B,U?XOVA, Ye.A., knnd.tekhn.nauk; SOSYAIITS, V.G.,
dotsent, neuchnyy
red.; CHABROV, I.M., red.vypuska
(Classification of city transportation routes
according to
the complexity of traffic conditions; scientific
report]
Klassifikatsiis marshratov gorodsko.-o transports
po slozh-
nosti uslovii dvizheniia; nauchnoe soobshchonie.
Moskva,
Otdol nnuchno-teklin.informatsii, 1958. 56 p.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Traffic engineering)

MERMOV. Yefim AfanaslYevicll-, P-ETROLY, VYaclieslav
Konatentinovich Ideneased];
SOSYANTS, Vasiliy Georgiyevich; YUDIN, Vasiliy
Aleksandrovichi
Prinimali uchastiye: DUBROVIN, Ye.H.; SLAVUTSKIY, A.K.;
BARWYA,
Ye.A,; BLATNOV, M.D.; kMRYAVTSEV, OzK.; 6210YtOV, D.S.;
YRIDLYAND,
A.G.. 13RONSHTEYN, L.A., red.: RACHRVSKAYA. M.1.,
red.izd-va;
LELYUKHIN, A.A., tekhn.red.
[Urban transportation and street construction] Gorodskoi
transport
i dorozhno-mostovoe khoziaistvo. -Mosk-;a, lzd-vo M-va
kommun.khoz.
RMSR& 1959. 473 P. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Sotrudniki Akademii kommunal'nogo khozyaystva im.
K.D.Pamfilova
(for Barkova, Blatnov, Kudryavtsev, Samoylov. Fridlyand).
(Transportation) (Streets)

POKROVSKIY, V.I., kand.med.nauk; BARKOVA, Ye.V.;
KUZNETSOV, V.S.
Clinical aspects and therapy of suppurative meningitis
induced by
Afanasev-Pfeifferls bacillus. Pediatriia 37 no.10:69-74 0
159.
(MIRA 13:2)
1. Iz kafedry infektsionnykh bolezney (zavedu;7ushchiy -
prof. K.V.
Bunin) I Moskovskogo meditsinskogo institute. imeni I.M.
Sechenova
(direktor - Prof. V.V. EDvanov) i 1-Y Moskovskoy
klinichoskoy infektsi-
onnoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vTach zasluzhennyy vrach RSFSR
N.G.
Zaleskver).
(MENINGITIS in inf. child.)
(HAXMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE infect.)

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1 1 We to -t 1. .1h1r4l
? ? f ? 0 - lost of the alcohols I, dmmw r R M rdethmi mitt.
still 00 -
r,* oil,
let mond U. hm The pill. is filt"-f off. Waowd witll'~
inistry and the Chernical EAb., Pitiless. f1jo, alkalized with
Koff. rMissolved in Up. all
1~-Mssmtfcarchr -00
Farnity. 7agreb). ArkerKrm. 13. 66-740P40)(In Eng- pl,td. with
:N% KOJI, this is r,-pmtM w,- o, . I
lish, 74-7L).-In 2 previmn studies (C.A. 35, 40301-1) it rile
filial [,Ill. i, filtered off. walibcd %ith & httl~ "tCt. -00
WAS fmind that dammar rt-Jn contRinx consrda. of ate.
atuldfielinkir.
character slid that the af~fifmrumr resin likewise ConQuAs
aehivvcd fly su~jwlldhig the allove -1t ... i % t m 1.1o)
Cis". Till$ itotflon (if the min, cotmituting 0.6 of (lit
Acrione, Fidding a little Koff itolft, (3o,-p!' A"A H1.111C
total Min. 1% neutral, klik%olvet lit Ale.. andcan be.
(1111difed. stand -v"'d lit.. '111CLAt Of L, CUC4 into .1111.
11,90hir
Froln the oxidation produci vrao Isolated a cryst. isroctuct.
Willi thv ucuttal pitkitict mentimird above, ahile that 4
C.H.AIN, OWWvU: Diss., Zagreb, IW, and C.A. 33, 1~ ppt,. full.
i, filtrted off. washed with Acrione, simA hml 1-00
4(1304). In the Iwtent mudy it wes jxmail4e to isolate its air.
Ad,ln. of 15",~ KOJI (scy"al ce.) ill the llltmt~
_~p. cornIxmient- of the vorotilex, mixt. and to aiddlim the
P".Io'- ~ifldo _VVfAI lit.. tirlm. of a "fulpai pi4wl
alcm. of the dammar rrxin with CrOv lit 11OAr. Frorn the aA an
ody J*yrj .114111js to The Nat ... n. Tile suj~tnatant
reaction pfwllcl Weir isolated 2 lactonr* 4% a Mist. of fluid
i% tl~autrd, poured into water mikabant slightly I
4t11 K All~ Allj,ll (,onjil Joe Nrpd. front each wh" fly will%
K011, And neidifird vrith IICI~ This cuu" liptn. t4 golill
flactionalcty4tol.firook NMI 4oveone Will lolich mote &Ill.
tile all ill I., Willi faulle ITFL"ro ill that 4 L, )"-f Ins
-0,0
alc,f. of Ao;I 1"'Noill. t"'
than tile Futill't V%J1t%. show(411 that tile Innities. To tile
reaction Inixt. ill AdArd K( is
th~ daltunal r'~ill do not contaiti Mount. groupinp: thry silk.
rrAclimi, *ht-trulkin it part of life pitt. ~ihr impunflel')
nl~t probably liclong tit the "itcrlicne Oil--- of cotolkh.,
ledil.111VI-1. I'lir M11AJOiDS 111)1. Jj filletrd WT. wj,brd
lit 0 0
00 while the ).vton" obtained, with their much nialler 11101.
160 slithily atikahzed with KOJI, dried, sitid again su.-
0 0 wts., were prolmlily the luoduct of oxidative degradation
jwndrd fit acetone. The undi-Ivcd tKi"ion rypr~nts 0
lie traces (if L, Wt. which is filtmed off. washed with see.
90 of the (wixotal all,. Oxidation if tile alm in thinunar t 0
remn anti purification cd the product: Tire ale. inixt. tone.
and dried in air. Theitt-etonefiltrat i-xiottredinto 0
tafficirtit water atilt the addii. of IICI
Iisolated front ilamanas rr%in) (100 9.) In 1 1. JJOAr wm,
-tnsecs doemnpn. of
heated it, 44441', and Us 9, CTO, it, Is little 140. as Well a,
(lie halt of Lk &till jwnnits isolation of lactotic Lt.
Puriij'-A. 0
A)lf cr. ixle,, 11OAc, wa3 added in mall portimils. with tion
Rod prollerties of tile lactolic L" C.11"O" 111"I. wt.
nil 3MA: The crmde lactone. dimiml in ale. with hrallils,
comm. su~inC, within 0.5 hr.. the mixt. allowed to sta
is poured with stirring auto water acidificil writh HCl iind
anothrr :Ill r-io.. M ee. 00'~, INSO, added- the SOUL
nore IICI is addNI it) scid reaction. The mixt. is I It
1,our,d iof~o it) 1. J1,o &ei,llfied with fI.S0,. and the ppt. I
obt sain"I fil t ~'_ I o 11, . fished first i it w arm 11,0 a
cit lificil wi t It tonding until a ppt. forniq, The latirr is
filtcrrtl off. 0
wdtCf. Anti 1ClJj%%oJV"J lit ale. still the soln. 1.
then tit eohl list), then dtird hy -ainting -hottilly. w-l,-.t
Willi
Av~ rhe crifoir we. puHtied fly di-olAux in IMAv tuid
41mX'hlti1"I mith 014tviial and mawd. until the lwtoor I.,
. - -
trl,l,tg. front 11,0 acidifics.1 with )I9SC4, the Ifroce..
twill is. _%~ The .0a. In 4k-. *fill pplu. 11-mil water ficub-
00
1,11. of tile (IlLidalion prodiiet I 1-m"I 4m, IICI i, friwated
%evrtrkt tonc.. Tile latur two~l-
frp~al~i it ... c., Sc 0 0
I'tallollar lr,j,l 1111t) c~mnlKinentt: Dism0c Nil it. of %let
(Vi'hl. b" .4 thc total wt, of col"41c" tirr'llm.
with beating, Io. 210". lool. M. (deld. if?- the incili-xi of
Selittoslay,ki)
the 1 it!" "Xid-tio" Iflodlict lit :1(1 LV. oil'. 0 1. Frout
(he i, i X413-4(13.5. o, vcry ul, in (.11,. and I 10AV, model
tj td~ !I ill it 4 . 30';, KOH, find diL Willi 1110 to I -II
U it 1, colloidal *ihi. it tuixt. of X Win of the 2 lactrines.
1,, ittid -ol. in iscriolic and lilt)A,,, *lightly pol. in
&it--, an,
0 1~. is isolaird by ppirs. with 3V~ KOJI. The pism. ixil n
%fightly sol. in l:to Cj N00. save a yellow "**
Too 0 0*040000 *Joe v; 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 .1 16
'D : : : : : : ~ : : : : 00 90 90 0 6 0 0 0 a *_*_e_* 0 0 0 0-0
0 0 0 0 0 0-
I _q a 0

0

't"'tefully OL"'o a
in CIIC4. L4 in ActO poured
with L

1.
"
pett. cilortil hal"Ven tcM is loos. I is

0

;
ed Mvtart rbisif,
PVV on arenST to r
ed, I
debriltninated by refluxing M5 it~ with 50 cr. :1.11%
&it-.

00

To Lt in 2D cc. ofttral Ak. Is A&kf
011t0li) K011 30 Ittill.
00 M WAItt tAth, Arillifying I he

zed on a wato.
d the mixt. rrbu
"
Tdxt. wit Is lICJ, filtering tilt i he lipt., and waodtig it
wit it
of

d hot with N12 HCJ to phrool.
bath I hr. and titrate
HjU and air -tit ying to give prisms, if.
am ak, 1;
so

plithalein end point.
7MIAPOS-1110-ill'"140.31-140-ri;
the Beilsicin test for halogen,
ii neg. ~ a Noln. of tile de'

oneecylisdenionstratedinLi.
Rrpptn. of Lt train the
birmtinat"I product it% CIICI. itivi% on
addii. of 2
so

tillawl soln.. Which has been dild. with IllO anti
aciditi"I
drujisolaujin.offiritiCilCh. Oxim" ~.l (he lactotle 1_
'
'
'
69

gives the Attie linkfuct, tit. 216 ,
with IICI
1) Or.
- Cull.tO#N (11): ]
, x. L, in
A) "% t.. add I ll~ Nit.-
'

00
.
sf tile mill"I ,~Apwk. 4glil detil(M.'ation (it Oic
011.11CI
attil 1.5 it. hi,rd ',
mIA,- tit a )111), )1,41, 1,111,%,
00

0 9
lacione baking lit lactove L,: The lutone In 20 cc, sk-
anti
their boil oil A wairr hath 3-N-4 III,. to,-mlc, thi. ."In.
0 0

and 2b cc, N/3 Site, Koji, is reflu" I hr. an a water hath
During the Ilirm-,mi a little ppt. is Immed; In," t, ~,b.

0 0
%nd
litralrd halt with V/6 lICI against phenolphthalem;
lainml aft"
leaving th, rea,twti mixt. m,ertititht. The
0 6

0 0

*) I- I., the littalt'l silln.. tile m4t.
Nit? 1t#
tv
I'pt. is filtrie'l off, WdOctf Willi IffO. Ilicti with alc~,
-it,-
)
1
d
0 0

.
,
' ii
andiltri"All. litIAIVI Willi
wairt twill
illitir-I '
I
%(.
ill a mill. 14 hfv(
ve
If (Nr V1011 tilth CliCh, the ~,4,1

0 0
r
,
.
i.
KO lie 111,01. wt. calvd. 11"111 tilts ript. I-
YJA Ali,
thitifird I'Vallaking Al"Ithravolud. I"give
a 6

0 0
.
395.2-4M.-4. LactOlle Lt can be Isolated from tit(! last
[11a
little while col,wil." p. I'm., 1" 1 Y'I'l wVrIA1131- .. ....
278-81* (decoitilin.) (linth preheated
0 0

so
titrated s-In. by acidification with llCl and crystu. from
s&
lit IIOAr and CIICI,, I,gl,tlv -4. in C.II.. ve'y 4'Aluls,

ale.
Aeetylatiwi of lactone L~: Lactane Lt (L5 9.) it,
0
lot
N and Ac
sittir. CjI
l
1l
t
4
i
t
%of. in McOli. RtOll. Et,o, anti acettine. Drsoxintation

00
.
lj
a fn
. C
,
,
.1o cv. fi
x
cq
i
() 41idificA
d Into II
th
u
k
h
h
d
To 0.5 C. 11 di-Avvd in IS er. lklii'~ J1OAc with heating
"

00
eir )io
re
I
at
r.. ill t
e
14and 4.4
.
tire plit. formed 1111rictlA,
and let staild I lit
Willi IISO
li added 5cc. 261
, JICI, the mist. liewt-d I hr. oft a warcf
0 0

es
.,
.
t!Molvcd lit 11OAc, rcliptd.
drje,j in air
wa-;hol lit 110
110 Ill,I Theppf , is til-
d
0
0 0

.
,
olaring illto water ariJificAl Willi 11's0'. wushed with
b
tere
.
, warthrilin lilt), and dried in air,
*
dl
f

0 0
y P
thn, over coned. Ij*,SA),. and the
first Ill air
0
'Itt"I
11
nee
rotti a1c.), d," ilot drpre,i the tit jr
es, m, 210
(
A
h
of

00
,
.
.
,
utirs"I by rccr)'t It. several titnes (ran' ate-- gives
Pirckluct
t
e pare Lt. liatlatititi, littrification, asid prcv;wrtle,, 14
2
0

0
p
c,,4xlc,- tire-dirs, in. 210". m-P. riot depremed an mix-
trig mith Intrelj. lit drriv. ollacillne Lt. C*160sllr (1):
,
t 5"
ortioti%
aild in small
il
CIICI
the lactone Lt. Culio0a, itiol. wt. 39
.d: The exude k
saft of L,isditu4ved trytitating in a1c.'a-zid thes,4n. -tut"i
into llk). Oil addn. _4 110 to the svln. a ;'Pt. is Mn",d

0
0 0
. cc.
,. a
.
p
J 1~4 (I Xj it, j
1
(I)Ptn. is comPleted by allilwinic cc, stand). The crystab,

0 0
Willi Stirrilir a dil. sign. of lir in ClICIs until the soln
t~
are filtered off. vv,%,hrJ ill 11,0. drird lit air,
redi,wivni it)
0 0

1, (---3 titill.) colored yellow. Tire CHC]o
i,,
ale., replitd. from till. lICI seyrfal times
And the pwifir,l

so

Icinoveii Irv blosting (air?) thttyugh the soln. anti tile
'
,
lact(mir then rt~-ry~ta. froin acrt(~e as "ark- plairkts
0 0

i I it, a vaettum dvqiccator, The dritA r"i'llse
11
r"idus. is d
.
Frinn aIv..lit,O iimllr, are obtAinA. Repeated cry.w

00
0 0
is dissolved ill CL little ClIch &fill Illitd. by 8114111.
11 VIP
.
Sim a litire lirmiuct, its. JHV; tile yield is O"t 17,"' 0

00

(or soctistir In doubb: Of triple M.) sits) the lwocess re,
*

tilt, total weight of the relin tici,. L, (1 34. in ate. atIA
9

0 9
peated several times to give A IttIrt Product al- 2lit-21
c,,.e &nil slij;htlysol. in F(,O, 110Ae, and AcO. The
# 0

(M p,
is detd. rapidly by beating the capillazy tube in
!W*)
htl
sli
d
l
i
CIICh
CISOO. testis net. far 1,s in ClIC4. The AcO test gives
!
0
0
.
n
to
. sa
conM. 11,S:Og pirtheilite
g
.
Y
a reddish brown cisotact tint when L, dissilivM in this
go

Sol.
ill ale. and acricrile. Verr sligh!1V &01- in Ftjo anti.
0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 a 0 0
cagent is poured anto a
lar" of con"I. (96, ) 111S0..
0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0
0
1

0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 0 & 0 0 0 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 0
0 0 0 9 0 & 0 0 0 0
All 0 0 0 0 a 41 0
-

10*00 goo 0 0 90 0 0 00 0 **of H-ff ~. 7 ~, 00*06**60 00000 9 0
W'.
4-
"ITTIM", -T
00000*00000*00000* 0*06 go
0 4
2 1 # 0 at U it W It 16 It a " a V is 36 a ~113: 1113 kil kv
MI-4) 41 till "o--Q
jA--R --L T iL-Y im -UT --A. ~%. --A-
00 4 All .!2 J.P
00 -Psoral - .. ~. .- - -- - - -- /a, **
#1100fall's
00 mol. wt. defl). gives 344.4. the Swirtlislaylki Tile
technique is the same as that desetibed under the -00
detn., XV.8. Acetylation o! lac-tone 14- Acttylate 1.5
litacedutr for Lt. The itiol. wt&. ubtaintif (tvin this exilt.
are 405.7 and V8.9. L, is regained from the titrution -00
1. L, as given under the procedure for acetylation of Lt.
irmlium It -Y 1-uring the liquid into water, acidifying with
-00
99 'The product is cry~td. from it"tone " colorless platelets:
licl, and r"-r),t g. from .1.. - a-t-c. The K Lalt of
ystd. from AcA acttone, cir ale.. the pure product, in.
r
VCT, vrvtd. out tit I lie Mloidil aq. soln. of the oxidation
litod- 1-00
IM , does not depress the ru.p. of pure 14. Salson. of Lt: oct,
gotti-it ft-a the oxidired nicit. 4 re-in sth~. a
I%rtxred as stated under the saiscin. cill-i. ITrsencvolone
stdIAN1 Calliet. IM AIM11. ~il K011. R~`f%Nto. IrtAin ale*
CWI is demonstrated. The lactone is regained from the gives
crystals in tht- I-ni tit calri. Dioxime of t,,*
Lt
"pond. liquid by powinj the latter into HO and pptx.
Cuf(o,O,.Ns, oblaint-d mulatIv 1,) 11, crv~td. fr-ii ClICIt'
I A.,ut with IICI. The lipt., washed with HAO. dried in gir,
Nic(Ill (1:0) a- -bm 1e- net-dl~; aft"'relAAmed r,-ATr,tn
and ricierysid. hom acetone in colorless platelets, m. 184".
tit. '-NVI* (decoollin ). Compil,ition (if tile
A
Saixtil. gild demonstration Of the la"one 114 In Lt: I!Mduct:
S.-I'male lmu~tigalwll lm,l 'h-- Ifull tit,.
protluct coutAim only 2.Y1 of tile 1,wtonr nuxt. A,M%
of the resin ales. consi it tit e -Aut ~ ofthroxidatitin
priuluct il~
96 a while the r"olainder if -Iiiw, ix-lucts:
00 mostly (if allichydie or kcionic ch,iractrr. Srparatirin I,(
tile neutral Ill't'iduCt h0lo the 1.11-19i:IC III[XI. Q:141
ft0to 911C
00 "Vidic portion .1 Ibe oxid.1tion product: %%bell the olixt.
1,90
go of K %ails of Lt anil I., is kolAled by addri. of KOJI to
the IIIII
colloidal soln, vcmg. the oxidation product, the acid
IlAwtion of th, latter A,olains in tile &1k. mother liquot.
while tile neutral lit-tuct. condi,ting Iuo~lly of a inixt. 4
alth-hydc, Andim ki,twic,, rcinkitis tit the lipt. tugrth,f
%vith the lactone xh,i. It is scpd., along with the Alt cif
L,. front the saft of Lt by soln. tit acett~!iv. an(] froni the
.100
!.all of Lt by alknlizing tile filtrate with 15'-c KOZI, A%
htre-
upon an oily ljycr form% which can be dccanted. The
oily laycr and the acid mixt. %ere not studied furth,-r.
C. S. Shapir
ASJA.%LA AtIALLURMAL LITERATVRE CLASSIFICATION
AII:
411' Fa 0
An L S 8 PW 0 N 14 5 a