SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TSVETAYEV, M.N. - TSVETKOV, A.

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A controlled source Of Positive ions, free of neutral particles
(0.22 mm, in diameter), the diameter of the two-turn coil being
3 mm. Preliminary collimation is obtained by means of the
porcelain ring 3, which is 2 mm long and has an aperture 2.6 mm
in diameter. Fig.1 also indicates the separation of the particle
beam into neutral particle 5 and positive potassium ions 6. This
is achieved by the positive grid 4 and negative plate 7. Fig.2
shows a more detailed drawing of the source. The grid 4 is,in the
form of a cone bent through an angle of 900, as shown. The
neutral particles can freely pass thriugh the grid while the
positive ions are deflected to the right. An additional electric
field gradient is produced at the base of the grid 4 by means of
two tungsten wires located immediately above the exit aperture.
Fig.4 shows the ion current as a function of the voltage between
the grid and the spirals. The source can be controlled
electrically as shown in Fig-3, so that the apparatus does not
incorporate any mechanical shutters. This is fecilitated by the
introduction of an additional controlling grid-12 (Fig-5) which
replaces the two tungsten wires mentioned above. The ion current
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ASSOCIATIODI; Fiziko-tekhnichesjciy institut AN SSSR
(Physico--technical Institute, AS USSR)
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TSVETAYEV, M.N.
Controlled positive ion source free of neutral particles. Prib.
i tekh. eksp. 6 no.2:126-128 Mr-Ap 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Fiziko-tekbnicbeskiy institut AN SSSR.
(Ion sources)

TSUBTAYEV, K.; ZUYNV, N.
Differentiate deductions from current accounts of collective
farms. Dan. i I-red. 17 no.2:66-67 F '59. (MIR& 12:5)
(Collective farms--Finance)

WMAMO-NO; Hmmv PO
Tie between the bank and regional ecOUOmic council- DOn, i kred,
15 no.12:35-36 D 157. (MIRA 11t2)
(Moldavia--Tinance)

TSVETAYEV, N.; TSAP, S.
Struggle of Moldavian State Bank departments against excessive
wage fund expeiiditures. Don. i kred. 19 no.7:62-66 JI 161.
(MIRA 14:7)
1. Nachallnik proizvodstvenno~ekspluatatsionnogo otdela
Moldavskoy kontory Gosbank-a (for TSvetayev). 2. Starshiy
kreditnyy inspektor Moldavskoy kontory Gosbanka (for TSap).
(Mold,ivia--Banks and banking) (Wavs)
(Auditing)

TSVETAY17, N.; BZTM, P.; YAE3RSON, B., kredituyy inspektor; KROLI, V.
Effectiveness of State Bank credit In financing the mechanization of
production. Den. I kred. 17 no.8:54-59 Ag 159. (HIRL 12:11)
1. Nachallnik proizvodetvenno-ekepluatatsionnogo otdela Noldavsko7
reopublikanakoy kontory Gosbanka (for TBvetayev). 2. Hachallnik
otdela kreditovaniya predpriyatiy sovnarkhoza Moldevskoy SSR (for
Beyzer). 3. Starshiy inzh.-ekonomist lewumskogo parovozoremontnogo
zavoda (for Kroll).
(Moldavia--Machinery in industry--Finauce)

TSVET&YEV, IT.; BEMR, P.; KARTELISHEV, V.
For a wider dissemination of efficient practice in paying for goods
and services. Den. i kred. 9 no.11:65-69 N 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Nachallnik proizvodstvemo-ekspluatatsionnogo otdeld Moldavskoy
kontory GosbaW% (for TSvetayev). 2. Nachallnik otdela kreditovaniya
predpriyatiy sovnarkhoza Moldavskoy kontory GosbaAlm (for Beyzer).
3. Nachaltnik uchetno-fimnsavogo otdela energoupravleni-ya Moldavskogo
sovnarkhoza (for Kartelishev).
(Moldavia-Payment)

LWYATINSKIY, A.; VETAY NAYMO, A.
Increase the volume of paymnts by checks In the bar ovar of
payments. Den. I kred. 20 no.11:49-52 N '62.
(MIRA 1611)
(Moldavia-Giflecks)

TSVFjTAY_qj,,-H#YO.
- "w--,
Shape of the curve for ~-abeorptjon in aluminume Atoms energe 9
no.6:507-508 D 160o (MIRA 13:12)
(Aluminum) (Beta rays)

TSVETAYEV., Ye., -1 rfj'Lko-n)ik; kand. i!3trjrich4-8kIkh nauk
Leader of the Lanin!Bt school. V,-cruzh. SII 5 na.2:
86-88 Ja 165. OATRA 1833)

TSVETAYEV, V.V., inzh.
Renovation of rotar7 cement kilus. Nav.tekh.vont.i ets.
-25 D 15 9. 85
rab.v stroi. 21 no.12:23 MM 130
1. Pikalevskoye montazhnoye upravlaniyo tresta Stroymontath.
(Kilns, Rotar7-Maintenance and repair)

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AUTHOR: BogoslovskiX, K. Ye. (Moscow): Kire eva, N. I.JMoscow); Makarevich, G. A.-
(Moscow); Tsvet ayev,,.,,Yu.,,.A,,,. ~Mos cow); Shimarev, S. K. (Moscow); Tarantov. Ye. A.
(Moscow)
ORG: none
TITLE: Investigation of unsteady flows past models in an electromagnetic shdck tube
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Mekhanika zhidkosti i gaza, no. 2, 1966, 108-114
TOPIC TAGS: experiment aerodynamics, electromagnetic shock tube, strong shock wave,
detached shock wave, shock wave reflection, supersonic flow
ABSTRACT: An experimental investigation of unsteady flows moving behind strong shock
waves produced by electric discharges past models of v us shape was carrie2 ouE
En--'an electromagnetid shock tube. The purpose of this study was to determine the
time of flow transition from an unsteady to a steady state in the stagnation-point
region and to check the theoretical data on flow parameters behind strong shock waves.
The electromagnetic shock tube, experimental set-up, instrumentation, and test proce-
dure are described '. The results obtained in an electric discharge shock tube with
wave velocity of the order of 8000 m/sec show that: 1) the obtained dependence of
the nondimensional value of the relative shock wave detachment on bluntness as a
function of nondimensional time makes it possible to determine the time of the estab-
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lishment of the flow near the stagnation point of spheres and cylinders In flows be-,
hind strong shock waves; 2) the experimental values of velocity and pressure behind
-reflected shock waves from theend plate of a shock tube are in satisfactory agree-
menf with-th6oretical computations, taking account of dissociation and ionization;
3) the values of the relative, steady shock-wave detachment from the stagnation
point of spheres and cylinders with flat bluntn"s in axial flows agree well with
theoretical data obtained by others. Orig. art, has: 9 figures*
SUB CODE: 20/ 1SUBM DATE: 23Apr65/ ORIG REF: 006/ OTH REP: 002/ ATD PRESS:

TARANTOV, Ye.A.; TSVETAYEV, Yu.A.
&poBure time for high-sDeed cameras with optical compensation
of prisms. Zhur.nauchA prikl.fot.i kin. 5 no.4:280-288
J1-Ag 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Photognphy, High-speed-Expoeure)

TSVETAYEY, Yildy UA imirovich.-- TSVETKOVA, V.A., red.; GRAKHOVSKAYA,
T.M., red.isd-va4 GALAKTIONOVA, Ye.N.,-takhn. red.
[B~r automobile through the Caucasus; a guidebook] Na avtomo-
bile po Kavkazu; putevpditell. Moskva, Avtolransizdat,,
1962. 221 p. (MIRA 16.4)
(Caucasus-Automobiles-Road guides)

GORYSHIN, N. I.; TSVETAYEVA G. F.,
t~
Effect of intermittent lighting on the photoperiodic reaction
and behavior of the moth Acronyets. rumicis L. Trudy PBI
no.19:122-135 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Laboratoriya. entomologii Petergofskogo biologicheskogo
instituta.
(Photoperiodism) (Owlet moths)

TSVETAYEVA, I.A.,
Characteristics of feeding habits of the larvae of the spinach
leaf miner Pegomya hyoscyami Panz. (Diptera, Anthomyidae) as
related'to its way of life. Ent. oboz. 42 no.3:481-491 t63.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. TSentralInaya karantinnaya laboratoriya Ministerstva
neltskogo khozynystvii SSSH) Honkva.

KAPKOVA, Ye.A.; TSVETAg"I A
Heptachlor in corn protection. Zaahch.rast.ot vred.i bol,4 no.4t
37 Jl-Ag "59. (MM
(Coi-n (Maize)- Diseases and pests)
1625)
(Heptachlor)

TSVETAYEVA, I.A., aspirant
Damage to beets by the spinach beat miher. Zashch. rast. ot vred.
i bol. 8 no.2:54 F 163. (MMA'16t7)
1. Voesoyuznyy institut zashchity rasteniy.
(Beets--Disoaaes and pests)

KHUG~ G.Ka; SIRW, I.Akc~ TSVETAYEVA, IcL.
Use of a c=poBit- system in the study cf complex industrial
promesese Trudy MS-I no*599195-212 165* (MIRA 18R!0)

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Wood - Cheru3try
Chemical i7onwosition of th,,~ -aoad a" the Daurian larch. Zuhr. I,rik-l. 25 no. 2 U952)
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9. 'Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, August -1954 Unclassified.
2

E-r Fj Y E: V R,
Chemical Abst.
The chemical COMposition of the wood Larix deburics,
Vol- 48 No. 9 V~l of
P. Tsvataevh,AM..K. 'Mukuvu;k-ova. LuicEN. 1. Nikitin.
Pay 10,,1954 J. Alipt. Chem. U.S.S.R. 25, 183-2L"1032)(Migl. truns-
Cellulo:~e and Paper lation).-Sce C.A. 48, 167(1r.

AID P - 3751
Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 - 15/22
Author Tsvetayeva, 1. P.
Vdar'&N"d 0 44i~A'~
Title Study of the hydrolysis of Far Eastern conifers
Periodical Zhur. prikl. khim. 28, 9, 1000-1005, 1955
Abstract The analytical data showed that the chemical composition
of Far Eastern conifers differs from that of the
European ones (pentosan-content: 5-7% and 9-11%;
galactan-content: 1.2% and 2-3% resp.; the cellulose
and lignin contents are about the same). Three tables,
6 references, 5 Russian (1945-1953).
Institution None
Submitted No date

5VE T 4) I.E V h
Tsvetaeva, I.
Distribution of Daurian-larch-wood gum. p. 211.
BIOLOGICHESKAIA NAUKA: SELS1101"'U L LAS"01M.U. (Latvijas PSH Zinatnu Akademiija
Biologijas Zinatnu nodala) Riga, Latvia, No. 16, 1950. In "ussian.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (ZEAI) W, Vol. 8, No. 8,
Au.-Ust 1959.
Uncl.

--ma"Wim. WMAI I Pt; YURIYFIVA, M.K.; NIKITIN, 11.1,
.
Characteristics of the chemical comDosition of the DahuriRn larch
wood. Trudy Inat. less 45:22-30 158- (MMA 11:11)
(Larch) (Wood-Chemistry)

CHOCHITEVA, M.M.; TS -I-P.;.-YURIYLTA, M.K.; ZAYTSEVA. A.F.;
nTROPA SKIY, G.A.; ITIKITIN, IT.I.
Distribution of arabogalactan in the Daharian larch vood. Trudy Insto
lesa 45:31-49 '58- (KIRA 11:11)
(Larch) (Galactan)

TSVETAYEVA, I.P.j LTSYAK, N.K.
Determination o'C tho changes in the degree of polymerization of
wood pulp during the Initial Stagea of cooking process using
the direct nitration of wood, Zhur.prikl.khim. 38 no.68134OL-1345
is 165. (MIRA 18ilO)

TSVETAYVIA, T, ~i PASIG~IROVA., Ye.,D.
Change in the corapositlor of arabogalactAn of Siberian larch
as dependent on thes conditions of iU extraction from, the wood.
Zhur.priklAchim, 35 nri,15.1125 1132 My 162,. (MIFi---% 15-5)
(ArabogaiF4;-;t,uw3) `,Exl~rac, ",--Lon (Cat3mistry)) (Uu-ch)

NIKITDI, Nikolay Ignatlyevich. Prinimll uchastiye: ABRA1.110VA. Ye.A.,
starvUy nauchnyy sotr.., kand. kJidn. nauk; AKIII, E.L.,, inzh.-
tekhno--,O,,-; A!;TO1*OVSJKIY, S.D.., dots.,, kand. teklm. nauk;
VASIL'YEITA, G.G:, inzh.-tekhnolog; ZAYTSEVA, A.F.: starshiy
nauchirjy sotr., kand. tekhn.nauk; KLENKOVA, N.I., kand. tekhn.
nauk; MALEVSKAYA, S.S.9 kand. khim. nauk; 11IKITI1,1, V.N.sta-'rshiy
nauchg.-y sotr., kand. fiz.-mat. nauk; OBOLENSKAYA, AN., kand.
tokhn. nauk., dotsent; PETROPAVLOVSKTY, G.A., starshiy nauchn'yy
sotr., kand. tekhn. nauk; P014014AM, A.11., kand. tekhn. nauk,
dots.; SOLECHNIK, N.Ya., prof.p doktor tekhn. nauk; TOKAREV, B.I.,
inzb.; TSVET P., kand. tekhn. nauk; CHOCILIYEVA, M.14.p
kand. te-khn. nauk; ELIASHBERG, M.G., doktor tokhn. nauk; YURIYEV,
V.I.; KARAPETYAV, G.O., red.izd-va; ZAMARAYEVA, H.A., tekhn.
red.
Nood chemistry and cellulose] Kbimiia drevesiny i tselliulozy.
1,1.oskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSRj 1962. 711 p. (141RA 15:2)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akaderii nauk SSSR (for Nikitin). 2. Zave-
duyushr.hiy kafedroy fizicheakoy i Icolloidnoy khimii Loootekbniche-
skoy akadeviii (for Yurlyev).
(Cellulose)

TSVETAYEEVA, Nina Aleksandrovna
Of the ~,uestion about the Influence of the Carrier of Blood Stains
and the Time of its Storage in Reaction of (izogernong glyutinatsii)
Dissertation for candidate of a MMical Science degree. Chair of Legal
I
M
edicines (head, prof. L.B. Ley-trran) Sar2tov Nedical Institute, lq5l

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40 I'li-;~ ~ , : , .:- .
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, 1, .'i". - llcolltaf;ion~s claten, fis of 1"'ild" c."AS",
.01. 1 , 1'/+C; -- I211-C9, - *.illior: 14 i ter:s
2 . -
SO: U-4355, 14 WE-ust 53, (Letopis 'Zhurral Iny'.h Statey, '."o. 15, 1949)

Ad Ort of carbon tebachloride an the sh,sep. 1). 1.
-Pan"Lyk and N. P. Tsvatteva, Trudy Vsesdyml, 7m-if-
045-"Jjj~40-1.' 1053, No. 8, 124-5. Refdr4l. ZAur, Kkim
1954, Mlo. 27505.-A thcr,-ipeistic do-C of CCI, (2 nit.) had
no effect on 2 sheer (out of 8 t"trd), and recurrent clinica;
and pothohistolog cal changes occur7ed in 2 other sheep
Toxic (loses (32, 34, and 35 nil.) caused grave sickness in th~
animali. Disturbances were observed in the functions of
the nervous and ca,diovmcular systenis and in blood-pro,-
clueing organs. After dissection degcnerntive chaugts were
found i-n the liver and kidneys. Addn. of Ca %aits Rnd vita-
miml P and K into the feud of shcep either before or aftef
giving CCl, Increased the resistance of Elie organism to the
toxic action. M. H ,

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51- 14
,~S , j7/1
TSVETAYNVA 11 P kau . vat. nauk.
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Pathology of MhInuria infections in water fowl. Trudy VIGIS 5.-
150-157 153 iHoacow--Hemtoda) (Parasites--Water birds) (MMA lirl)

_.SVE:I~h ~Y
USSR/Medicine - Veterinary
Card 1/2 Pub. 137-7/17
YD-1270
Author : Tsvetayeva, N. P., Candidate of Veterinary Sciences
Title : Some questions on the pathology and diagnosis of dictyocaulosis in
sheep
Periodical : Vaterinariya, 10, 39-44, Oct 1954
Abstract : Development of dictyocaulus in sheep depends on the biology of larvae
of Dictyocaulus filaria. Pathologically the chronic stage of dictyo-
caulosis is c'haracterized by spread of catarrhal-desquamative bronchitis
with collapse of bronchial vall or by adenomatous growth of bronchial
epithelium, bronchiectasis, hypertrophy of muscular walls, peribronchitis,
atelectasis, and emphysema. The first or acute stage of dictyocaulosis
lasts 34-47 days; the second or chronic stage lasts several months. In
examining lamb for presence of so-called nonspecific pneumonia, it is
necessary to consider possible presence of early stages of dictyocaulosis.
Institution
Submitted I

Card 2/2
FD-1270
Periodical : Veterinariya, 10, 39-44, Oct 1954
Abstract , Diagnosis of chronic dictyocaulosis. Diagnosis of chronic dictyo-
caulosis is based on discovery of Dictyocaulus larvae in the ex-
crement. goolnophllia of tissues Is an Inirariable symptom of the
disease. Illustrations.

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BELOIWROVA, M.A.; _T~I~ETATEVA, TI.Ye.; KULICIEN110, M.N.; IVANOVAI L.A.
Measurement of radloactivity on the surface of aqueov3 solutions.
Atom. energ. 18 no.3:296-298 Mr 165.
(MIN, '18-3)

-TSVETAXEVA, referent; KASHINSKIY, A,D., referent
Veterinary medicine abroad. Veterinarlia no.12:64-65 D 163.
(MIRA 17:2)

TSVF,TAYEVA,, N.P., kand.veter. nauk
Pathogenic role of helminths. Vaterinariia noj12:16-17 D 163.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Vsesoyuzny-i institut gellmintologti Imeni akademika K.I.Skryabina.

TSVETAYEVAq N. P.
"The pathogenic' behavior or helminths at different stages
of development.*
rePOrt to be Submitted at tho 17th World Veterinary Congraas,
HMnOver I
., JO-qt GergOrqj, VI-21 Aug 63,

TSVETAYEVA, Nj.__kand.vetcrinarnykh nauk
Pathomorphological changes in the intestines of ducks infected
withnlicol-lis anatis. Trudy VIGIS 6:338--346 159. (MIRA 15:5)
(Parasites--Ducks) (Filicollis)

TSVETAYEVA, N.P.y kand.vaterinarnykli nauk
----- -
I Pathomorphologic changes in sheep in dietyocaulosis. Trudy
VIGIS 6:347-373 '59. MIRA 15:5)
(Dictyocaulus)
(PELraoites--Sheep)

TSVETAYEVA, N.P., kand.veterinarn7kh nauk
I -- -----
Pathomorpholgy of Plagiorchis infection in cbickens. TrLdy
VIGIS 6:374-386 159. (KIRA 15:5)
(Plagiorchis)
(Poultry-Diseases and pests)

AUTHORS: Tzmllaxeya N. e. , Brcv~antso-,-a, M.N. sOV/ 89-4-6-13/30
TITLIS- The c--~ j~ With a Window Counting-Tube
P~L~~ktfm-ostel- rA +,or-+,3vfcm RohstiuhAe)
FMODICAL: kbomrAva aa-exgl-Ya, 1958, Vol 4, Nr 6, pp+ 583-585 (USSR)
ABSTMT: When detemizAng P -acti-~,Itiei by means of window oounting-tubes
a vmler c-f c*rrtbtions ma-3t be carried out. The jam--gotion for
tha thiokn-ma of -0ixt vKrAow of tha counting tube and the &bfsorp,-
tior. of el--r batmcm, winiaw =4 the pralxr&tion oaLn be de-
tirminid .4,oin*27 by, wAaaN of tha fonmIa
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aorple,L.om ( In A=~.ch (:ASI *T-PMM3P-"'3 JrA Xg/M2).
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wit'n th-la'A cwsffloien~a ftq absolu-ba A-aabtdkv of
C,-037 ~ SxW-190, C060 wiA d,-%+,e2mAk-mwl; aatiOaatory &gmsmeat
aard 213

The Measurement of P -Aotivl.tien With a Window iriv/89-4-6-13/30
Counting-Tube
SUBMITTED-o
with the values obtained by means of & 47r -oounting device was
attained. Thre are 3 figures, 2 tables and 5 references, 3 of
which are Soviet.
December 20, 1957
1. Beta rays--Counting methods 2. Mathematics--Applications
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E032/E414
AUTHORSi Dmitriyevskaya, T.I., Kravtsev, V.V. and TsvetaXeva, N.Ye.
TITLE: Application of End-Window Counterdfin the Measurement
of Low Beta-Activities
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1960, Nr 2,
PP 38-40 (USSR)
ABSTR;-.L': The present authors discuss the possibility of using
end-window counters manufactured in the Soviet Union
in the measurement of low beta-activities. It is
well known that the background in end-vrindow counters
is largely due to external gamma-fields (including the
soft component of the cosmic radiation), the hard
component of cosmic radiation, and traces of radioactive
materials in the counters and the screen. In the present
work, the external gamma-field was almost entirely
excluded by a steel screen 180 mm thick, and the hard
component of cosmic radiation was eliminated with the aid
of a screen consisting of Geiger counters in anti-
coincidence with the working counter (Fig 1). In Fig 1,
1 is the working counter, 2 and 3 are screening
Card 1/3 counters (MS-9), 4 is a perspex cover and 5 is a 171,00

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E032/E414
Application of End-Window Counters in the Measurement of Low
Beta-Activities
support for the working counter. It is shown that if
the glass from which the counters are made has a
potassium concentration of less than 0.1% and use is
made of quartz diaphragms, which screen the working
volume from the counter head and the mica window, the
counter background can be considerably reduced. When
such counters are used in conjunction with the anti-
coincidence screen mentioned above, oncentrations of
the order of lo-7 curies/litre of Cl~ and
5 x 10-10 curies/litre of Sr90-Y90 can be determined to
an accuracy of + 15%. This corresponds to the maximum-
permissible concentration of Sr90-Y90, in water.
A comprehensive table is given of various'types of
Soviet counters and their natural background.
Acknowledgment is made to S.P.Tselishchev and
A.B.Dmitriyev for advice and assistance, to
V.S.Izhevskiy and Ye.A.Verney for carrying out chemical
~;R_alysis of 1he gla'ss and to S.I.Abakumov, L.A.Rozenfelld
Card 2/3 and others for taking part in the present work. There A-t-

82878
5/12o/6o/oCO/02/009/052
E032/E414
Application of End-Window Counters in the Measurement of Low
Beta-Activities
are 2 figures, 1 table and 7 references, 2 of which q_--
are Soviet and 5 English.
SUBMITTED: February 14, 1959
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B006 3014
IX 6 P 0 0
AUTHORS.z TevetaXeyLk., N. Ye., Rozenfelld, L. A.
95 144
TITLEs Investigation of the Beta Radiation of Nb and Ce by the
Method of Absorption in Air \1 -11 ~
PERIODICALt Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol- 38, No. 2, pp. 641 - 643
TEXTs The P-radiation of Nb95 has repeatedly been examined spectro-
metrically. The resulting energy values differ by up to 20~. The writers
of the present "Letter to the Editor" studied this radiation by a method
described in Ref. 5. The resulting absorption curve of A-radiation in air
is illustrated in Fig. 1. It was obtained by a change in the atmospheric
pressure between the counter (of the type T-25E3,bff (T-25 BFL)):eand the
preparation within the range w, 0 and 800 tBrr. The em-p-TH-c-a-1-function
K(E 0) was determined, where K - I(p-O)/I(p-I atm) - (Fig. 2) - ; for
KNb95 = 8-75 the P-radiation energy of Nb95, E 0 , was (0.166+o.004)Mev. tl~
Card 1/2

Investigation of the Beta Radiation of S/05 038/02/47/061
95 144 B006 B014
Nb and Ce by the Method of Absorption in Air n3i,
The P-radiation of Ce144 was studied by the same method. Fig,, 3 shown the
144 144. The P-radiation of
absorption curve of P-radiation of Ce + Pr
P"V144(E ow3Mev) was separated from the sum of the t+wo P-radiations by means
of absorption in an aluminum foil. The krve of absorption in Al was
extrapolated for zero thickness of thelf-i&il. The coefficient of Ce144
absorption in air, K, was.equal to 3.35. This is in contrast with the
fl-component found by other research workers (,---0.3 Mevj 0.3 Mev corresponds
to K 2.30). The energy E0 W (0.168 +0:032 ) Mey was determined from the
0 020
KI(E0 curve and a formula derived in Ref- 5. In addition to the 0.3-Mev
component, at least a softer one must exist the fraction of which is
estimated to be (40+12)%. This is in agreement with the results furnished
by other authors (R7efs. 8-10). There are 3 figures and 10 referenceag
4 Soviet and 6 American.
SUBMITTEDt September 29, 1959
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TSVETAYE;VA N.Ye.; ROZENFELID, L.A.
Iuvestigating the P -radiation of NO and ce 144 by absorption in
the air. Zhur.ekap.i teor.fiz. 38 no.2:61+1-643 F 160.
(MIRA 14: 5)
(4obium-Isotopes) (Cerium-Isotopes) (Beta rays)

ROZENFELID, L.M., ItAnd.tek-ba.nauk; TBRER, P.A., kand.teklin.nauk;
TSVF,TAYXVK, R.A., inzh.
Using ashes from thermoelectric power plants in housing con-
struction. Trudy NIIZHH no-8:158-1?1 '59.
(14IRk 13:4)
1. Nhuchno-issledovatellskiy Institut betona. i 2holanobetoaa
Akademii stroitallstva I arkhitaktury SSSR.
(Liglitweigbt concrete) (BeroznIki--Precast concrete construction)

BURLACHENKO, G.A., prof.,_TSVETAYP.VA, T.A., dots.
Observations on cardiac changes in acute physical stress, Yest.rents
i rad. 33 no.3:65 My-Je '58 (MIRA 11:8)
1. Zz Irafedr7 rentgenologii i rAdiologii (zav. prof. G.A. BurlAcher4co)
Khartkovskogo meditainakogo institutA (dir. - dotsent., I.F. Konenenko)
i kafedry fizicheskogo voopitaniya (zav. - dots. T.A. TSvetayev)
Pedistricheskogo institute (dir. dots. I.P.Dometlyev).
(RUN. physiol.
radiography (Rug))
(STRESS, eff.
acute phys. stress on heArt (Rug))
(-KYMOGRfi-PHY,
roentgenok~mography of heart, off. of exercise (Rug))
(3 XER GIBE, effects,
on heart roentgenokymogrnphy (Rug))

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GIMURG, F.S.; FATATSYK, V.V., redaktor; BENENSOI., A.N.,
redaktor.; RICW%U..&VeIk*chnicheskiy redaktor
[let us increase the production of potatoes and vegetables; an
annotated bibliography] Uvalichim proizvodstvo kartofelia i ovoshchai;
annotirovannyi ukazatell literatury. Koekva, Goo. izd-vo kullturno-
proovetitellnot lit-ry, 1956. 36 p. (KLRA 9:11)
1. Vaesoyumaya akademiya sellskokhozvaystvannykh nauk imeni
V.1.1anina.
(Bibliography-Potato8s)
(Bibliography--Vegetable gardening)

PARKHOKUKO, Ye. V. TSVXTAYFVA YO.M. KALININ. H.S.redaktor; LEVINA,
I.N.,rodakto .,tekhoicheakiy redaktor
[Hybrid corn-, annotated bibliography] Gibridnaia kukuruza;
annotirovannyi ukazatell litaratury. Moskva. Goo. izd-vo
kullturno-proov. lit-ry, 1956. 33 p. (mLRA 10:4)
1. Moscow. TSentrallnaya nauchnaya aeliskokhozyastvennays
biblioteka.
(Bibliography--Corn (Maize))

TSVETAY]WA..
Bffect of organomineral granules on cabbage yields In northern
districts. Dokl. Akad. sellkhos. 21 no.8:24-27 156.
(KM& 9. JO)
1. Beresovskaya sel'skokhozyaystvanneya opytnaya stanteiya. Pred-
stavleno akademikom I.I. Samoylovym.
(Russia, Northern--Cabbage) (Fertilizers and manures)

Country :USSR
Category :Farm Animals.
Gener-a Problem3.
Abs, Jour :11of Zhur-13iol., 11o 21, IL9587 96C2.6
Author :Tsvetayevaq Ye, Y1,
Institut,
Title 'Urea as a Partial Protein Substitute in
Rations (Revievr of Foreign Literature).
Orig, Pub. Zhivotnovodstvot 10,572 No 9, 84-88
Abstract No abstract.
Card:

T's v E-Ff) V L- VO) 9 e I'Vl
LYSENKO, T.D.; OLISHANSKIY, M.A.; SINYAGIN, I.I.-, GLUSHCHMMO, I.Te.:
VAWITSYAU, I.S.; PREZENT, I.I.; SHCHERBINOVSKIY, U.S.; SHUNOV,
V.I.; TYVSTIGMEV, S.N.; POCHE"R, A.M.; LITVIN, Y.M.; TATKOYA,
A.T.; PODVOYSKIT, I.I.; SAKS, Ye.I.; KHALIMI, I.A.; MONSON,
N.I.; SHCHEGLOVA, Yu.N.; DLUGACH, G.V.; STERNIN, R.A.; LISOVSKATA,
O.V.; GUBINA, T.I.; ROZEN"LID, M.I.: PAPM-
MP3NKO, Ye.V.; NWMAN, N.F.
Sofia IAkovlovna Voitinskaia; an obituary. Agrobiologila no.4:121
Jl-Ag 158. (MIRA 11:9)
(Voitinskaia, Sofilla Iakovlevna, 1898-1958)

-JOV-3-58-lC-22/23
AUTHOR: Kudryavtseva, A.A., Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, and
Tavetayeva, Ye.M., 33enior Scientific Worker
TITLE: The Golitsyn Advanced Agricultural Courses for 'Nomen ~.7y_=-
shiye zhenskiye golitsynakiyesellskokhozyaystvennyye kursy)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vysshey shkoly, 1958, Nr 10, pp 91 - 95 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors give a review of female education in pre-revol-
utionary Russia and turn then to the Golitsyn Higher Agri-
cultural Courses for Women which were estnbli8hed 50 years
ago. They give an account of its development up to 10,22
when the courses were merged with the Timiryazev Agricul-
tural Academy. There are 8 Soviet references.
Card 1/1

BARYSUVA, M.D.; TRULEVICH, V.K.; TULIZMIKOVA, F.F.; TSMAYE Ye..K.,L_.
POSM=VA, T.A., red.
[Vegetable and potato growing in the Far North; bibliographic
index for 1932-19571 Ovoshchevodstvo i kartofelevodstvo na
Krainem Severe; bibliograficheakii ukazatell 193&1957 gg. Lenin-
grad, 1959. 51 P. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Moscow. TSentrallnaya nauchnayn sel'Bkokhozyaystvennoya biblio-
teka. (Russia, Northern--Vegetable gardening)
(Russia, Northern--Potatoes)

TSVETAYEVA, Ye.M.; SKLINIKOV, V.K.
Stueqing the morphogenesis of cabbage. Agrobiologiia no-1:154
Ja-F '59. (MIRA 12:4)
(Morphogenesis) (Cabbage)

SOV/138-59-4-7/26
AUTH OR:
'TITLE: Relation Between the Chemical Nature of Plasticizers and
Their Activity D4ring Regeneration of Rubbers ( Zavisimostt
mezhdu khimicheskoy prirodoy myagchiteley i ikh aktivnostlyu,
pIri regeneratsii reziny).
PERIODICAL: Kauchuk i Rezina, 1959, Nr 49 pp 23-29 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:This article deals with concepts on the struettre of active
plasticizers and the mechanism of their action* The
ae
plasticizing action, in conjunction with the effect on the
strength of the regenerated rubber is defined as the
regenerating action of the plasticizer. Experiments were
carried out on the effect of various plasticizers on the
plasticity and strength of regenerated rubber from SKS-30A
rubber (Table 1)o ~.The experimental conditions were as
follows: 45% weight/volume of plasticizerlothermal pro-
cessing was carried out for 6 hours at 180 0, in an aqueo-~s
medium; the product was subsequently dried for 4 hours at
a temperature of 60 to 70 0 and a residual pressure of
10 mm Hg. 100 to 120 g of the regenerated rubber was
subsequently processed on laboratory rollers for 5 minutes.
It was observed that in most cases the relative elongation
Card 1/4 of the regenerated rubber was dependent on the activity of

SOV/138-59-4-7/26
Relation Between the Chemical Natiire of Plasticizers and Their
Act J:vity During Regeneiatioa of Rubbers
the plasticizing agent. "esults confirmed that the degree
of unsaturauion and the cyclic structure of the plasticizer
affected the plasticizing activity of the same. Cycli-
sation of the plasticizer also affects the strength of the
regeneraLed rubber. A liquid product, obtained by the
pyrolysis of rubber, was used for preparing a product with
an increased content of cyclic groups by treating the
starting material with a 101%, concentrated sulphuric acid
solution and subsequent distillation in an atmosphere of
nitrogen in order to separate the light fractions, In
this way the molecular weight of the heavy fractions was
reduced and substances insoluble in petroleum ether were
obtainedp This indicates that the fraction has a higher
content of cyclic groups which is partly due to the
isomerising action of the sulphuric acid, and also to the
cleavage of aliphatic side groups during high-temperature
Card 2/4 distillation (400 to 500 C)o Analyses, carried out by

SOV/138-59-4-7/2 6
Relation Between the Ch~-.mical Nature of Plasticizers and Their
Activity During Regene-Lation of Rubbers
R.I. Sidorova showed that the content of cyclic groups
increased from 58 to ?5%- 1'he physical and chemical '
characteristics of the plasticizer are tabulated in -Cable
3. 'I'he strength of the regenerated rubber does not only
depend on the ratio of cyclic and aliphatic groups in the
plasticizer, but also on the presence of polar groups in
it. This assumption was verified by carrying out exper-
iments with SKS-30A and SKB rubbers. Experimental
conditions were as 0follows: the substance was processed
for 4 hours at 150 C, in an aqueous medium whilst uzing
50% weight/volume of plastici6er. The vulcanisate was
dried for 4 hours at 60 to 70 C, at a residual pressure
of 10 mm HS. -:he relative effect of cyclic and aliphatic
groups in the I)lasticizer was tested by dividing the
compounds into three groups: 1) plasticizers with aliphatic
structure; 2) plasticizers with complex structure and
3) plasticiiLers with cyclic structure. Data in Table 4
indicate that the regenerated rubber shows greater strength
when the dielectric strength of the plasticizer is
increased. The efi'ect of the polarity of the plasticizer
C ard 3/4 is understandable when taking into account, the fact that

SOV/1~8-59-4-7/2 6
Relation Between the Chemical Nature of Plasticizers anrl Their
Aqt;Lvity During Regeneration of Rubbers
no pure hydrocarbons are contained in the rubber, but that
the polar groups contain sulphur, nitrogen and oxygen
atoms. The swelling and rgeneration of rubber proceeds
at an even rate when plasticizers containing polar groups
are used, and this leads to an increased strength of the
regenerated rubber. The presc)nce of polar groups in the
plasticizer also increase the forces of inter-molecular
action in the regenerated rubber. The regenerating action
of plasticizers of different chemical structure is tabul-
ated in Table 5-o. The i~t_errelation between the structure
and action mechanism of an_active plasticizer is shown in
a graph.
There are 5 tables, 1 figure and 11 references, 9 of which
are Soviet and 2 En~glish.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut shinnoy promysh-
Card 4/4 lennosti (Tyre Industry Eesearch Institute)

30(l) SOV/26-59--5-26/47
AUTHOR: TsvetaYeva.,- -yl,e~,..I.l~~-l-,~g(1'-IOSCO~N)
TITLE: Growth of Plants on Artificial Nutrient M'edia
PERIODICAL: Priroda, yt 0 - 102 (USSR)
1959M Nr 5, PP 10
ABSTRACT: The author states 'that basic factors of plant life
(light, air, warmth, moisture and nourishment) can
be regulated and, therefore, artificial plant cul-
tivation is not only feasible but may result in
better crops and in earlier ripening. The author
refers to the experiments in the artificial growing
of cucumbers, tomatoes and other plants, carried
out by Professor V.A. Chesnokov, Ye.N. Bazyrina,
N.A..Kholodkov, T.P. Golyatina, F.F. Tul"zhenkova
and G.Geyssler. (GDR) There are 2 photographs.
Card 1/1

VADIKOVSKATA, L.M.; KIRILLOV, G.N.; KOZLOVA, M.M.; CHZHAO, A.Te.;
TTUTCHNA, F.M., red.;-TSY3_TAIXYA, Tq_.M., red.; POLKSITSKATA,
S.K., tekhn.red.
[Flant growing; recommended literature] Rastenievodstvo;
rekomendatellnyi ukazatell literatury. Koskva, X-vo kulltury
RSFSR, 1960. 245 p. (MIRA 13-10)
1. Moscow. Publichnaya biblioteka.
(Bibliography--Agriculture)

S/138/60/000/012/008/009
A051/AO27
AUTHORS: Tsvetayeva,--Ye. M.,
SR-0-khin, I.A.
TITLE.- Synthetic Softeners
the Products of Its
PERIODICAL: Kauchuk i rezina, 1)60,'NNo.12,
Sidorova, R.I., Drugovskaya, m.N.,
for the Reclaiming of Rubber Produced From
Pyrolysis
I C1
PP- 31-34
TEXT: The authors have developed a method for the production of a
polymer from rubber oil, which can serve as an active softener in rubber
reclaiming. The method also helps to deodorize the rubber oil. Mention
is- made of the method presently used in the USSR for the production of
rubber oil, containing 90% of compcwids, which react with strong H2SO4 (Ref.2)
(Fig. 1). The medium and heavy fractions of the oil contain more of these
compounds than the light ones. Since the oil contains 80. of medium and
heavy fractions with the greater unsaturation, this product can be processed
without pre~liminary fractionating. The method developed by the authors is
described as follows: 98% H2SO4 (12 w.p.) is poured into an apparatus
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equipped with a mixer and a jacket; in which the rubber oil (100 w.p.) is
vigorously mixed for 20-30 min? at a temperature of 10-250C in small porticna
Then the mixing continues for 2-3 hours more at the same temperature. After
holding 4-~5 hours the acidic petroleum asphalt is let out of the apparatusand
the remaining oil is processed a second time with H2SO4 (10 w.p. based on the
initial oil). The second asphalt let out after holding of 16-20 hours is
mixed with the first one. The purified oil is washed with hot water 3-4
times and is neutralized with a 0.5% solution of NaOH at 60-700C. Then a
second washing with water is done. Due tothis processing an oil is pro-
duced with an odor of kerosene. The water is separated from the oil by
heating for 2-3 hours at 80-950C. The formed acidic asphalt is washed 4-5
times with hot water and is then neutralized with a leo solution of NaOH
at 60-700C, whereby the alkali solution is introduced in 4-5 portions. Each
portion is about one quarter of the asphalt volume. The reaction of the
last rinsing water should be neutral or weakly acidic. The obtained organic
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mans (ouboequently called polymer) contains up to 40% of emulnion water, the
main quantity of which can be separated after heating for 3-4 hours at
90-950C. In order to produce a well-deodorized polymer, it is suggested
distilling the volatile components at 130-1400C. The described method can
be recommended for industrial use. The polymer yield was 46% and the deo-
dorized oil 43% of the initial oil. The deodorized oil as compared to the
non-processed one has a lower iodine number and contains less sulfur. The
increase in the molecular weight, viscosity, specific gravity and relative
content of heavy fractions when processed with sulfuric acid points to the
fact that the deodorized oil contains also polymers in addition to unchanged
components of the non-processed oil. The latter differ from polymers
passed into the asphalt by lesser polarity and unsaturation. A conclusion
is drawn that when processing rubber oil with sulfuric acid together with
other processes dehydro- and hydropolymerization take place (Ref.3)- It
was also seen that the deodorized oil contrary to the initial oil contains
sulfur in the form of odorless compounds. When heated under atmospheric
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pressure, these sulfur compounds begin to decompose at a temperature of
1500C forming substances with an unpleasant odor. When heating the oil
mixture with rubber and rubber chunks even at 1900C no odor is noted. The
polymer obtained from the asphalt is found to contain more hetero-atoms
(especially sulfur and oxygen) than the non-processed and deodorized oil.
In thedeodorizing process the quantity of oxygen in the oil even increases
somewhat. It is concluded that the increase in the quantity of the hetero-
-atoms in the polymer can take place as a result of the extraction of com-
pounds with hetero-atoms from the oil with sulfuric acid and the formation
of new polar compounds by sulfurization of certain components of the oil.
Due to a lower iodine number the deodorized oil differs from the non-pro-
cessed oil by a lowered masticating action. Both oils do not have sufficient
intensifying action due to a low content of polar compounds in them (Ref-4).
It is pointed out, therefore, that these oils can be used in rubber reclaim-
ing only in combination with more polar softeners. The polymer is said to
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be a very active reclaiming agent', easily used without any addition of other
softeners. The reclaimed rubber thus obtained has good physico-mechanical
indices and an elevated chloroform extract. It also has a lowered acetone
extract. The polymer samples and the deodorized oil were tested at the
Chekhovskiy regeneratnyy zavod (Chekhov Reclaiming Plant) under semiindus-
trial conditions in reclaiming tire rubber by the water-neutral method.
The results corresponded weil with laboratory findings. It is pointed out
that the deodorized rubber oil is not recommended as a universal softener,
as it is applicable only to the reclamation of rubber not requiring very
lar-e amounts of softener. An estimation of,the cost showed that the poly-
mero~aould*be t-aice as low in cost (1,000 rubles/ton) as the applied com-
bined softener in most plants based on Arkhangellsk pine resin and fuel oil.
There are 5 tables and 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: I-Tauchno-issledovatellskiy.institut shinndy promyshlennosti i
Chekhovskiy regeneratornyy zavod ( Scientific Research Insti-
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Fig. 1 Relationship between the'unsaturation of the rubber oil fraction and
the molecular weight.
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cc 0 100 700 300
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