SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALEKSANDROVA, V.P. - ALEKSANDROVA, Y.M.

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KATSNELISON, Z.S.; IZDYAYEVA, Ye.M.,- ALEKSANDROVA, V.P.
Fetal adrenal cortex in swine. Dokl. AN SSSR 151 no.ls201-202
j1 163. (IURA 160)
1. Laningradskiy veterinarnyy institut. Predstavleno akademikom
N.N.Anichkovym. (ADRENAL CORTEX) (FETUS)-

ALEKSANDROVA, V.P.
[Automata, the technol.^gy of communIsml Avtomaty - tekhnika
ko=nizmu. Wv, Vyd-vo A-kad. nauk URSR, 1962. 66 p.
(MIRA 18:11)

&LMMANDROVA9 V.P.
Ilp" a ~6- the metallurgical
- !;7,-o-*- -,--VAELre tdr w*arir4g production costs of steel in
%~". -- - - , ,t- plants of the Ukrainian SeS.R. Wauk. zap. Inst. ekon. AN URM no.3t
25-37 '55- (MIRA 1113)
(U11=ains-Stoel. industry-GostO
I

ALEKSAMROVA, Valentyna Petrivna7,- RYZHKOV, I*an Ivanovich
(Capital assets and production potential of industrial
enterprises and their use)Osnovni fondy i vyrobnychi potuzh-
nosti projqslovykh pidpremstv ta ikh vykorystamia. Kyiv,,
Akad. nauk URSR, 1957 58 P. (MIM 15:10)
(industry)

ALEKSANDROVA. Valentina Petrovna;-RYEk'OV, Ivan Ivanovich; SHORATQV, 0.1.,
~
[Iffectiveness of advanced methods of work In Ukrainian induqtryl
Ifektivnisil peredovykh matodiv.pratei v promyolovoett Ukrs4uq'kDi
RSR. Kjiv'. 1958. 39 P. (Tovarystvo dlia posbyretmia politychnykh
I naukov~,kb zuan' Ukrainelkoi RSR. Ser'.-4, no.9). .(MIRA 12t~)
(Ukraine--Efficiency, Induqtrial)i

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4205
-_,and Mykhayl Nykolayevych Serede o
Aleksandrova, Valeutj~na Petrovna nk
Tekhaiphnyy prohres na pidpx7yex~stvakh chomoyi metalurhiyi Ukrayins!koyi RSR*
(Technical Progress at Ferrous Metallurgical Plants in the Ukrainian SSR ).KiYtVj'
Vyd-vo AN URSRJ 1959- 136 p. Errata slip inserted. 1.,000 copies printed.,
Srmsoring Agency: Akademiya, nauk Ukrayinslkoyi RSR. Insty-tut ekonomiky.
Ed.: 0-0. Mn-amov, Candidate of Economic Sciences; Ed. of Publishing House:
H.O. Kovykova; Teich. Ed.., N.P. Rakhlinaa
PURPOSE: This book is intended for the general reader interested in the economic
development of the Ukrainian SSR.
COVERAGE: The book is an analysis of the increased efficiency resulting from im-
provements in production processes and modernization of equilnent in the ferrous
metallurgy of the Ukrainian SSR, The vork vas carried out at the Donets Basin
and Dfiepr plants. The author thanks H.E. Meshta and O.M. Chornovol, of the In-
stitute of Economics., Academy of Sciences, UkrSSR, and Workers of the
Zsporozhlye and Dnepropetrovsk Regional Economic Councils, Holovk o and Pravdin.
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2echnical Progress at Ferrous Metallurgical Plants (Cout.) SOV/4205
There are no references.
TABLE OF CON=S:
Foreword 3
Introduction 5
Ch. I. Development of the Technical Foundation of Ferrous Metallurgy
in the Ukrainian SSR 3-1
Ch. II. Efficiency Resulting Fran the Introduction of Modern Equipment
I
and Advanced Technology in Blast-Furnace Production 50
Ch. III. Efficiency Resulting From the Introduction of Modern Equipment
and Advanced Technology in Steel-Smelting Production 75
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AVAII"IZ: Library of Congress
Technical Progress at Ferrous Metallurgical Plants (Conto) SCYV/4205
Ch. IV. Turning Equipment to Profitable Use in Steel-Smelting Production, and
Advanced Work Methods 1o6
Conclusions 134
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AC/edv/gmp
9-7-60

GALIPERIN, Kikhall 7akharovich [Hal'perin, K.Z.3, kand.ekonom.nauk;
AIMMIGAMMOVA T ., kand.ekonom. nauk, red,,
(Organization of smooth and rhythmio work in industrial
enterprises] Organizataiia rivnomirnoi i. Atmichnoi roboty
prOMYBlovoho pidpriiemstva. Kyiv, 1960. 33 p. (Tovarystvo
dlia poshyrounia plitychufth i naukovykh znan' Ukrainalkoi
RM, Sere7j noMe (KIM 13:4)
(Industrial management)

ALEKSANDROVA, ValentjDg-bdrmmg4- kand. ekon. nauk, starshiy nauchMy
sotrj-N=MEVA, L. (Nikolaieval L.], red.; GAVRILETSI, D.
(Havryletol,, D.I., tekhn, red.
(What is profit in an industrial enterprise] Shcho take rentaboll-
nost' promyslovoho pidpryiemstva. Kyiv, Derzh. vyd-vo polit. lit-
ry URSR, 1961. 46 p. (YARA 14:10)
1, Institut ekonomiki AN URSR (for Aleksandrova).
(Profit)

SEREDENKO, M.M., kandekon.naiA3 KUGUSHEVp M.F. (Rubushev, M.F.];
PRAVDINp M.V.j-, F0141CHEV9 V.I.;(ALEKSAWDROVA V P - GORODETSKIYI
N.I. [Horodetolkylp N.I.); DYAT 14 S [Kalyta~
M.S )l DARAUN, M.V. [Darabzw, M.V.]-. RADINAv Yu.M.; VCROBIYEVAp
K.T: Vorolyyova, K.T,I; IASTIM, N.~.; STARODUBSLUO R.D.
[Starodubsikyip R.D.]; YATSENKO, P.F.,-, MIJR%ITSEVAg G.M.
[Huromtsevap H.M.]; RASNER~ S.I.; CHERNYAK, K.I.; KOBIIYAKOV,
I.I. [Kobyliakovo 1.1 1; ALEKSANDROVAP V.009 kand.ekonom.naukp
otv.red.; DE24IDYUK9 V:F. (DerWdiuk, V,.F.]:, red*; LIBEF1*Wt TOR09
tekbn.red.
[Ways of increasing profits in metallurgic.-il industries] SbUakby
piavyshehennia rentabellnosti metalurgiiAylch pidpryiemstv. Kyiv,
Vyd-vo Akad.nauk URSRp 1961. 93 P.
(MIM 14: 6)
1. kkademiya 7oauk USSRv Kiyev. Institut okonomiki. 2. Institut
ekonomiki AN USSR (for Seredenkof, V.P.Aleksandrova7 KaUtay
Daragan, Radina.). 3. Dnepropetrovskiy kbiml o.-tekhnologichesldy
institut (for Gorodetslfty, Dyatlov). 4. Dneprodzerzhinskiy
metal-lurgicheskiy institut (for Kobilyakov).
(Dnepropetrovsk Province-Steel industr7-Costs)

ALEKSANDROVA yajoutiza-patmnal-kand. ekonomf nauk; KWCHENKO, POF
,~~~kon. nauk, Qtv. i (Skryprjyk.. V.T r;p
ea.; SKRIPNIKpV.T. . I d,;
MATVIICIIUKp O.A.,, tekhnq redo
[Economic results of the technological reconstruction of industry]
Mconom-lohna, efekt7vnist' tekbnichnoi rokonstruktaii v pron7olovosti.
Kyjv~', 196l. /,8 p. (Tovar7etvo d1la poobyrennia, po:Lityobrorkb i na-
ukovykh zaan' Ukrainslkoi RSR. Ser.3j, no-9) (M3RA .14:9)
(Technological innovations) (Automation)

SEREDENKO M.M.) doktor ekon. naukj ALE V D.; KUGLJSHEV, M.F.
kubusbev, M.F.); SHEVCMMNKO, a.O.; GLAMAZDA, A.D.[Hlamazda,
A.D.]; ZABORSKAYA, Z.M.(Zaborslka., Z.M.]; KHOTIMCHENKO, M.M.
[Kbotymehen3co, M.M.]; YATSKOV, V.S.; HEDVEDEV, V.M.[Medvediev,
V.M.3,- CIJIP.KGV, P.V.[Chyrkov, P.V.]; KHARCHENKO, P.F.;
SOTCHENKO, Z.Ya.; PROFATEDVA, L.M.[Profatylova, L.M.];
MAULIN, M.O.; GORELIK, L.Ye.[Horelik, L.IE.]; RIZHKOV, I.I.
(R,yAhkov, I.I.]; ZBEREBUN, G.P.(Zherebkin, H.P.]; KHRAMOV,
0.0.; LANDYSH, B.O., red.; ROZENTSVEYG, Ye.N.[Rozentsveib,
IE.N. ], telchn. red.
[Economic efficiency of capital investments and the introduo--
tion of new machinery in industry]Ekonomichna efektyvnist' kapitall-
nykh vkladen' i vprovadzhenniia novoi tekhniky u promyslovosti.
Kyiv, Vyd-vo Akad. nauk URSR, 1962. 26o p. (MIRA 16!2)
1. Akademiya nauk URSR, Kiev. Instytut ekonomiky.
(Capital investments) (Technological innovations)

AIZKSANDROVA, V. R.
TiParenteral, Use of Fenicillin During Scarlet Fever in Order to Shorten the
Period of Hospitalization." Cand Med Sci, Leningrad State Pediatrics Medical
Inst, Leningrad, 1953. (RZhBiol, No 8, Apr 35)
SO: Siim. No. 704, 2 Nov 55 - Survey of Scientific and.Technical Dissertations
Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (16).

Rrj vu PH, V".
MASLOY. H.S.. proftesor, zaaluzhenyy deyatell nauki. deystvitellnyy chlen Aka-
demil meditsinakikh nauk SSSR; ZATTSZVA. G.1., kandidat meditainskikh
nauk, sekreturl; KURYIEVA. O*K,; BRONGHTEIN, A.Is; PVROVA, Te.P.;
MALMOVSKAYIL. D.B.; ITINA, N.A.'. KAKAROVA, Me; RYBAKOVA, T.N.;
OIRB]ILI. L.A., akademik; VOLOVIK, A.B.. professor; TUR, A.7., professor;
BYSTROLICTOVA. G.1.; DANILEVICH, M.G.. professor; KUPICHEVA, A.G., do-
teent; BIMIZWA, R.I.; ALIMANDROVAL.V.R,
Minutes of the zeetings of the Leningrad Society of Pediatricians. Yop.
pediat. 21 no.2:60-62 Mr-Ap 153. (Hmi 6:6)
1. Leningraciskoe otshchestvo detskikh vrachei. 2. Akademiya meditainakikh
nauk SSSR (for Maslov). . (Reflexes) (Scarlet fever)

RN-D
1-L'olcl" sec.7' ' Y61.8/10 Pediatrics Oot54
2711. ALEKSANDROVAV.R. *Intramuscular penicillin for shorten-
Ink the hospTi-a-ratay in scarlet fever. (Russian text) VOP.
PIMIAT. 1953, 21/3 (16-20)
Fifty-nine children received only symptornatic treatment while 90 received.4 x
50.0000 U. penicillin in 1. ml. of 116 pyramidon for 6 days and penicillin ointment
5,000. in I ml. into the nose in the first and last week of their hospital stay. The
acute period lasted 6.27 :L 0.15 days in the treated and 8.17 � 0 81 in the control
group. The symptoms disappeared quickly in the treated group, except the rash.
Desquaination was mild or absent in the treated and as usual in the control group.
Complications were much lower in the treated group (7.7%) compared with 62.5%
in the control group. Disappearance of streptococci after 21 days was noted in
8016 of treated and 13.676 of control cages. The antis t reptolys in and antifibrino-
lysin t1tres increased somewhat in the treated and considerably in the control
group. Some of the less favourable results in the treated group were due to breaks
in strict isolation, so that the overall result woulO have been better if strict cri-

ALEKSANDROVA, V*R.t LESHCHINSKA.Yk, N.P.
Differential diagnostic and prognostic significance of the color
rea tion of the bile in epidemic hepatitis. Trudy WWI /+6:3&-45
16~?
. 0 4' (~IIRA 13:.U)
1, Tafedra infektsionnykh bolezney Leningradskogo sanitarno-
gigiyanichookogo meditsinskogo institute. kzav. kafe'droy - prof.
V.V.Kosmaohev'skiy).
(fWATITIS,, IWECTIOUS) (COLORIMETRY)

AIZKSANDROVA V. Re
Influence of oynthomyoin on capillary circulation in patiento with
acute dysentery. Trudv.LSGMI 46:139-145 159. (MIRA 131n)
1. Kafedra. infektsionnykh boleznek Leningradekogb sanitarno-
gigiyeniohe$kogo meditainskogo instituta, (zav. kafedroy - prof.
V.V.KosmAahevskiy).
(CHLOROMYCETIN) (DYSEWERY) (CAPILLARIES)

SOKOLOVSKAYA, Ya.l.; KOZLOVA, A.A.; SMIRNOVA, S.A;; KRYLOVA, O.M.;
GIAZKOVAJV T.S.;.ALEKSANDROYA,_V,.R- KAPETANAKI, K.G.
Viacheslav Viktorovich Kosmachevskii; on his 75th birthday. Zhur.
mikrobiol., epid.i immun. 33 no.4;154-155 Ap 162. (MIRA 15:10)
(KOSMACHEVSKII, VIACHESLAV VIKTOROVICH., 1887-).

NAKHMANSON, V.M.; OSIDZE, D.F.; SEROV, M.F.; ALEKSANDROVA, V.T.;
. SOLOVIYEV, S.; MALYSHEV, N.; IVANFIC~o,--'If,'M-.-';--'POTATURKIN,'- V.;
CHIMOV, A.I.; MIKHAYLOV, N.N.
In the Soviet Uni .on. Veterinarlia 39 no.1;88-96 Ja 163.
(MIRA 16:6)
(Veterinary medicine)

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AUTHOR: Troshin, A. S.,Doctor of Biology SOV/30-58-7-22/49
TITLE: News in Brief (Kratkiye soobshcheniya) The Second International
Conference on the Mechanism of Stimulation (Vtoroye mezhdunar-
odnoye soveshchaniye po mek-hanizmu vozbuzhdeniya)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Nr 7, PP. 103 - 104 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The conference was hold at the Humboldt-University (Universitet
im. A. Gumbolldta) in Berlin, in the DDR (German Democratic
Republic)(GDR) from March 31 to April 2. It was attended by
physiologists, biochemists and biophysicists, who with respect
to the mechanism of stimulation, take two different views. One
group proceeds from the albumin theory developed by D.N.Nasonov
and his students. The other group relies on the principles of
the diaphragm theory proposed by A.Hodgkin, and the Cambridge
School(kembridzhskaya shkola) of physiologists. 24 reports were
submitted. They are partly listed below:
1)V.Ya.Aleksandrova (USSR) on the Albumin Theory of Injury and
St_i-m-u-Ea_T1-6ff -.
Card 1/3 2)B.N.Tarusov (USSR) on Electrical Parameters of the Cells in

News in Brief. The Second International Conference SOY/30-58-7-22/49
on the Mechanism of Stimulation
Different Functional States.
3)H.Ernst,Hungary (Vengriya) showed that individual fibrils
react to every electrical irritation by a distinctive contraction.
4)G.M.Frank,USSR, on Structural Changes in Nerve Fibers Caused
by Excitation.
5)A.Kaladzhiyeva, Bulgaria (Bolgariya)v A. Wolf (Vollf), V.
Linke,DDR, Ye.M.Makovskiy, Roumania (Rumyniya) investigated the
properties of solutions of native albumins.
6)G.Vogel (Fogell)j G.Krause (Krauze), G.John(Dzhon), DDR,
described the results obtained by the investigation of the
influence exercisea by temperature and various poisons of
fermentation on the monodular (monodallnyy) active current.
7)G. Lippmann, B.Schubert (Shubert), DDR, on the Influence
.xerc:Lsed by Metabolism Upon the Process of Cell-Excitation.
8)E.Gutman, Ts.Vodichka, Czechoslovakia (Chechoslovakiya) on
Impulseless Processes in Nervous Structures.
9)L.Lyubinskaya, Poland (Pollsha), K.Cheng, China (Kitay), on
the Morphological Structure of Some Elements of the Nervous
Card 2/3 System.

. News in Brief. The Second International Conference SOV/30-58-7-22/49
on the Mechanism of Stimulation
An animated discussion of the reports took place after the
papers had been read.
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rso.',~629 165.
Koll. 27
(M IRA -28~121)

AIZKSANDROVA, Ia. A.
"Functional Diagnosis of Diseases of the Thyroid Uland With
the Aid of Radioactive lodine.n Cand Mod Sci, Central Inst for the
Advanced Trainine of Physicians,- min Health USSR, Moscow, 1955.
(KL, No 11, Mar 55)
SO: Sum. No. 670, 29 Sep 55--Survey of Scientific and Technical
Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (15)

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ALEKSANDROVAYE. At
ALEKSANDROVA, E. A.: "The Plastic Bone Surgery of the Lower Jaw with a Section of
Rib (Clinical and Experimental Material)." State Order of
Lenin Inst for the Advanced Training of Physicians imeni
S. 1-1. Kirov. Leningrad, 1956. (Dissertation for the Degree
of Doctor in Medical Science)
So: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 19, 1956.

ALEKSANDROVA, Ye.AD, kand.medonauk (Hoskva)
Use of reserpine in patiento with rheumatic heart diseaseo. XUD.
mede 38 no.12t72-77 D 160. (MIRA 24i2)
lo Iz kafedry 1-y terapii (zav. - deystvitellnyy ablen AMN SSSR
zasluzhermW deyatell nauki prof. M.Ss. Vovai Cdeoeased])'Wentrall-
nogo instituta usoversbenstvovani7a vrachey (dire M.D* Kovrigina).
(RFMWLTIC IMT DISWE) (RLRWIR)

AT ANMVA, Ye.A,v kand.med.nauk (Hookva)
IM9imatic carditis. Med.sestra 21 no.ll:~-6-19 N v62. (MIRA 160)
(REMMATIC HEART DISEASE)

2. ussR (6oo)
4. MMICThT - STUDY AND- TEACHIIW~
7. Work of class supervisors. Fel(d i akusb.
no. 6 (1952)
Direktor Stalinskoy FelidsherskG-Alcusherskoy
Shkoly
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessionss Library of
Congress, September 19,52. UNCUFS-SiFIED.

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Aed c a-cuits of dif'ul-cmt eani.."iric are 2.,;., v a n L _4 t c d .
here ,. systelp with t.-.10 C.-I!%'! --,0, circ-, dt-,
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in T',ie !-,-.,cond circuit. ~~,i thi.,; oc,!-sion it is

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vuot.:L-ation th(.; follwiAng i~- nttitod:
1) An artificial increase :,f the ei~,en dm.,pin~, in th-V i-r-t
ci_--ciiit -Alowi~ to widen the
b.rmd of ,,, two-circluit syrt(;,l f:1.th retention 0"
c ci encv of th~.-.cj circititr, (:O.-.')'.'.rOd I-il'il b-ncl.
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of trie Frequency Pnspoige in n Tvin-Circuit I t ~Ek -I 3-,e" -(,/11
'!.'Ith :,rtifieially Controllq.ble ".U-Attpnuatinn
rj: ~-!!e First 01 rCIA t
bLr. infinite line (Or !-to e. -tystem) th~~ rave impedancte
of the line must have such a value that the factor for i,he
refl-etion from the tvc-olreiiit sycttem remnins 1.11
the whole buid of the transmitted freauoricies. Thc ntqgnittide
of the wave impedance is dete:?ndn~.,d from the parameters of
the.two-cir,iuit system. There figures, 4 tables, anci
referenoesp which are
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BIAGOVESHCHENSKIY, A.V.; AL*kVDROVA, Ye.G.
Evolution of proteins in the seeds. of leguminous plants.
Trudy Glav. bot. sada. 8:8-46 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(Lelpi nnsae)
(F,roteins)
(Phylopmy (J~qtaa))

BLAGOVESHCHENSKIYf A.V.; ALEKSANDROVA.
Protein complexes in the seeds of Astragalus. Biul. Glav. bot.
sada. nd'iA605-58 162. (NIRA 16:5)
1. Glavnyy botanichoskiy"dad AN SSSR.
U& '(Proteins)
(Milk vetch) (Seeds)

ALEKSANDROVA, Ye.l.
Microanalyeis of natural waters (determining calcium and
magnesium). Trudy KMI n0-15:129-134 150- [Publ. '511
(14IRA 12:12)
(Water--AnalYsia)

Use of the phenomena of coprecipitation for analytical purposes.
Trudy XKHTI no.16:117-128 151.[Publ- 1521 (MIRA 12:32)
(Aluminum-Analysis)

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electrokluctic potential r-(from electrophorctic TACIsure-
Mclits) of lat" W the pre3ence of vviou, sdts was compari-xi
with the corresponding a- values, only 2 curves rcsitIttd"
one was common to NH,, Na. K, and Rb sadts, and tlic
other to Big, Ca, and Ba salts; at a given C, tbe a in the
presence of bivalent cationa wa.5 e.g., twim , as with
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VSBFL/Che~dstry Physioal chemistry
()ard .1/1 Pub.- 22 - 26/45
_Aleksandrova., Ye. M.p and Kertes-lhuashanp Yu.
Authors
'Pitle, r, Effect of 6tabilizer characteristics on the stabili-ty of positive charged
polystyrene latex
Periodical Dok. M SSSR 103/2, 26c)-271, Jul 320-1935
Abstraot- j Experiments - showed that only__semi-collo1ds__or1 high molecular --compoundepan
serve. as suitable -stabilizers -for latex. Th6 different colloidal-ohemica1.
properties of latex obtained from one and the same polymers (polystyrene) "
were determined by the properties of the stabilizers employed. The stabil-
ity of latex against haterocoagulation and coagulation by negative charged
latex is discussed, It is shown that latex with positive charged particles
can be obtained directly by the polymerlzation-emalvion method by uvlng
an approximately cation-active stabilizer. Four USSR references (1936-1955).
institution i Moscow Chem-Techn. Inst. im. D. I.-Mendeleyev
Presented by i Academician P. A. Rebinder, February 17, 1955

.AWANDROVA, Ye.M.; 16IDINA, N.G.
-*&VM2*aQ"W
Optical propertlev of humato solutions aid sols of huxic acids.
KhAm.1 takh.topl.me.8:3646 Ag 156. (Yin 9:10)
l.Keekovskiy khtmike-tekhavlogichaskil institut imeni D.I.Mende-
leyeva.
(Humic &aid) (Solution (Chemistry)

Y~7
9p
Vlj~~Q VT
conomfition oi the

ALIKSANDROVA, Ye.M.; RAZUNIKHIRA, H.S.
- Sorption of polystyrene latexes in relation to the sign of the
particle charge and of the sorbent. Koll.2hur. 19 no.2:148-153
Mr-Ap '57. 49-RA 10:5)
l.Khimiko-tekhnologichookiy institut im. D.I. Mendeleyeva, Moskva.
(Latex) (Styrene) (Sorption)

stlu-ri I, I wd a, r~,IJM m
sz~an addns of inOT9 fitcl rol) -stru-c-t-ir o1
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Razumikhina, N. S., Aleksandrova, Ye. M.
TITLE: The Adsorption of Polystyrene Latex on Cotton Ti3vue (Sorbtsiya
polistirollnykh lateksov na khlopchatobumazhnoy tkani)
PE'RIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly, Khimiya i khimicheskaya
tekhnologiya, 1958, Nr 3, PP- 460-464 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The adsorption is regarded as heterocoagulation, i.e. coagula-
tion of the particles on the adsorbant.
The adsorption of L'-oe typea of positively charged latex
(polystyrone lat-ex VA, polystyrene latex OOM and polymeta-
cryl latox OOFKh.) and of two types of nc;,atively charged
latex (polystyrene latex with "Nekal" and a 'mixed polymer
of butadiene with polystyrene and ammonium o"teato SKS-30
as stabilizer were investigated. The influenci~, of the latex
concentration, the occurrence of a free stab4lizer, the sign
of the charge of the adsorbed particle r-nd of the sorbent,
as well as of the nature of the particle from the disperse
phase on the sorption were also investigated.
The adsorDtion o~* the latex deDends not only on the concen-
Card 1/3 tration but alea to a high degree on the excess stabilizer

Thu,Adsorption of Polystyrene Latex on Cotton Tissue ~,~.'-V/156 -58- 3-14/52
which humpers the adsorption. In the ease of a simultaneous
effect of the two factors the adsorption isothermal lines
.each a maximum as the sum of two curves which express-the
effect of the latex concentration (increase in adsorption)
and of the excess stabilizer (decrease in adsorption). Mien
a great excess stabilizer is lackinp.- the adsorption isothermal
lines take R COUrSe cli&racteristic for typical adsorption
processes. The adsorption shows the greatest effect for a 6
of the latex of 46 to 64-65 erg/cm. When the quantity d is
greater the adsorption increases; however, an unequal ad-
sorption layer results, as the adsorption is acc(xpanied by
homocoagulation.
Positively charged.'latexes ara adsorbed by cotton tissue
without electrolyte Fiddition, while neCatively charged types
are adsorbed almost not at all without electrolyte.
The dispersion phase of the latex does not have any noticeable
effect on the adsorption; however, it influences considerably
the properties of the adsorption layers obtained. There are
3 figures, 2 tables, and 6 references, .7hich are Soviet.
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scjV,'3-56-3p,---~- u,
'I'hO `dz?o!-i:tion oi- Polystyrene Latex on Cotton Tissue
ASSOCIATION:
r"Ira olloidnoy khimij r "IcOvalkor.0 kh;~,--;ko-
t011f11J0L0g,CJjo,,,~-o,q0 Jyjqtituta iM. D.
(Chair for c'* I.
0110ida.1 Chemitry 'of the Mo~cojv Chemic,,11 all,
Technological institute imeni. 1). 1. 1,1~~ndele.vev)
CC U 13 Ir -- TfE D October 24, 1957
k;ard 313

AUTHORS: Aleksandrovat Ye. Mop Kryukovaj A. So SOV-156-56-3-27/52
TITLE: A Method for the Quantitavive Determination of the Ailinoi.'Iethyl
Qun,ternary Salts of the Polyglycol Estero of Alkyl Phenols
(Metod kolichestvennogo opredeleniya elletvertichnylch soley
aminometilirovannykh poliglikolevykh efirov alkilfenolov)
PERIODICAL-. Nauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly, Khimiya i khimicheskaya
tekhnologiya, 1958, Nr 3r PP- 510 - 512 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Two new optical methods for the determination of the concentration
of aqueous solutions of the cation active auxiliary agents in
the visible and'ultraviolet spectrum were suggested. This
determination is based upon the fact that the cation active
auxiliary agents form colored complexes with some aqueons acid
dyes. Acid blue-K was used as the acid dye, since it exhibits an
optimum sensitivity with cation active auxiliary agents at
610mg.The analyses were carried out in highly acidic media,
especially in sulfuric acid soultion. This inethod may be applied
to concentrations up to 0,3.10-4 mole/1 (0,03 a/1). Smaller
concentrations of cation active auxiliary afflents are determined
in the ultraviolet range at a wave length of 276avvithout the
Card 1/2 use of acid dyes. There are 1 figure, 1 table, and 8 references,

A Method for the tWantitative Determin4tion of the SOV/ bi 6-58-3-27/52
AmInomethyl -Quaternary SaItB of the Polyglycol Enters of Al~y~ Phenols
4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra '-olloidnoy khimii MoskovskoCo khirtiko-
tekhno'L'oeichesl-o-o institiata im.D.I.IIendeleyeva (Chair of
U
Colloidal Chemistry ant the Moscow Che-mical and Technological
Institute imeni D.I.Mendeleyev)
SUBMITTED: November 11, 1957
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AUTHORS: Tsvetkov, V. N., Aleksandrova, Ye. M. SOV/64-58-5-5/21
TITLt: The Coagulation of Polystyrene Latex in Mechanical Mixing
(Koagulyatsiya polistirollnogo lateksa pri mekhanicheskom
peremeshivanii) -11
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya, promyshlennost', 1958, Nr 5, pp.28o - 284 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Pror the study of the rheological properties of gels in
castor-oil soap as a stabilizer in polystyrene latex the
possibility of an electrolyte-less coagulation by mechanical
destruction of the stabilizer's adsorption layers on the solid
latex part~,cles was assumed. Since Peskov (Ref 8) had already
mentioned coagulation investigations without electrolyte
effect the authors of the present article carried out experiments
with different amounts of castor-oil soaps (castor-oil soaps
KM), with Ot4 to 1,2 parts by weight being used for the stabili-
zation, and with the latex being correspondingly termeu KM-0,4
KU-1,2 etc. An apparatus with a plane disk mixer was used and
the end of coagulation was determined according to the viscosity
of the latex. According to Maron and Bowler (maron i Bouler)
Card 1/3 (Ref 9) a heated latex needs more electrolyte for the coagulation

The Coagulation of Polystyrene Latex in Mechanical SOV/64-56-5-5/21
Mixing
than one which is not heated; the latex 131-1,2 showed a
maximum stability at 8-120. In connection with the observations
made by Freundlich (Frayndlikh)(Ref 10) and Willer (Myuller)
(Ref 11) the authors carried out experiments on various in-
fluences on the coagulation of latex and stated that an in-
crease of the latex concentration as well as of the rotational
speed of the stirrer increase the rate of coagulation so that
in the formation of the polymer a partial coagulation begins.
It was found that the addition of a polymer coagulate in the
coagulation process exerts an autocatalytic effect on the
course of coagulation. The experimental results in the inves-
tigation of the relativeresistances of the adsorption layer
with the addition of a stabilizer and a subsequent mechanical
coagulation were in agreement with those obtained by Rebinder
and Trapeznikov (Ref '13), as Heller (Geller)(Ref 14), and
Yurzhenko and Guoyakov(Ref 15). According to their resistance
the anions may be arranged in the following order, sodium
oleate sodium stearate n-octylnaphthalene-sulfo ac id- sodium,) c-tcd -him
ricino?eate. There are>8 figures and 16 referencesp 9 of
Card 2/1 wh,;kbh are Soviet.

bl~ - - - -- - -
ALEMANDROVA, Ye. M.; METKOV, V. N.; RAZUMIMIRIA, N. S. ---
VIConcerning Non-Electrolytic CoagiLlation of Polystirole Latexes."
report presented at the Section on Colloid Chemistry, VIII Mendeleyev Conference of
General and Applied Chemistry, Moscow, 16-23 March 1959-
(Koll. Zhur. v. 21, No. 4, PP- 509-511)

50), 15(8)
AUTHORSt Grudinina, M. X., Alsksandroya, Ye.M# SOY/156-59-2-35/48
TITLEz The Influence of Some Factors on the Formation of Fine-grained
Polystyrene (Vliyaniye nekotorykh faktorov na obrazovaniye
mikroblochnogo polistirola)
PERIODICALt Nauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly. Khimiya i kbimicheskaya
tekhnologiya, 1959, Nr 2, PP 354-357 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The fine-grained polystyrene formed during the polymerisation
depreciates the product to waste. The authors investigated a
large number of materials, partly inhibitors of the three-
dimensional polymerisation, partly emulsifiers, concerning
their capacity to suppress the formation of the fine-grained
structure. The results are as follows : The contents of up
to 1% of divinylbenzene in the emulsion is not the reason for
the formation of the fine-grained structure. A dilution of
the styrene-mater-emulsion reduces the portion of fine-grained
structure, especially when adding sodiumoleate as emulsifier
(Fig 1). Of the oleates wbich were analysed (sodium-,
ammonium-, potassium-), potassium oleate is the most effective
(Fig 2). Increased addition of the emulsifier reduces the
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The Influence of Some Factors on the Formation Soy/156-59-2-35/48
of Fine-grained Polystyrene
of the latex. The addition of electrolytes destroys the
stability of the emulsion and encourages thereby the formation
of the fine-grained structure (Fig 3). There are 3 figures and
5 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
PRESENTED BY: Kafedra kolloidnoy khimii Moskovskogo khimiko-tekhnologicheskogo
instituts. im. D. 1. Mendeleyeva (Chair for Colloid Chemistry
Moscow Institute for Chemical Technology imeni D. I.Mendeleyer)
SUBMITTED: July 8, 1958
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5 (4)
AUTHORS: AltkA!an~~~ Xryukova, A. S. SOV,176-33-6-15/44
TITLE: Determination of the Length of the Polyethylene Glycol Chain
and of.the Mean Molecular Weight of Quaternary Salts of
Aminomethylated Polyglycol Ethers of Alkyl Phenol (Opredeleniye
d1iny polietilenglikolevoy tsepi i arednego molokulyarnogo vesa
ohetvertichnykh soley auinometilirovannykh poliglikolevykh
efirov alkilfenola)
PERIODIjAL: Zhurnal fizicheakoy khimii, 1959, Vol 33, Nr 6,
pp 1263-1268 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: New surface-active su*jstances were investigatedj that were
first synthesized at the Institute mentioned in the Association.
With respect to chemical structura they represent quaternary
salts of dialkyl aminomethyl derivatives of polyethylene
glycol ethers with polyethylene glycol chains of different
lengths; they are used for equalizing in wool dyeing. An
optical method was applied, by which the light absorption is
investigated in the ultraviolet spectrum. Measurements were
made on the photoelectrical spectrophoGometer SF-4 in the
wave range 240-290 m/_~.in quartz nuvettes (I cm) in con-
Card 1/3 centrations of 0-5 g11. The solutions were found to obey

Determination of the Length of the Polyethylene Glycol SOV/76-33-6-15/44
Chain and of the Mean Molecular Weight of Quaternary Sait5 of Aminomethylated
Polyglycol Ethers of Alkyl Phenol
Beer's law (Table 1). The quaternary ammonium group does not
disturb the benzene sulpho acid spectrum in the wave range
applied (Table 2). Measuring results (Table 3) show that the
absorption spectra of the substances investigated obey the law
of additivity. On the strength of those resulta an inverse
proportionality could be assumed between the optical density
and the mean molecular weight (MW), and the latter could be
determined. On the basis of equation (5) as well as the method
(Ref 9) the length of the polyethylene glycol chain was
determined, and results obtained were compared (Table 4). The
results obtained by both ways agree well with one another.
Also data are supplied concerning the quantity of benzene
sulpho acid in the equalizing agents (Table 5). There are
I figure, 5 tablest and 9 references, 8 of which are Soviet.
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Determination of the Length of the Polyethylene Glycol SOV/76--33-6-15/44
Chain and of the Mean Molecular Weight of Quaternary Salts of Aminomethylated
Polyglycol Ethers of Alkyl Phenol
ASSOCIATIONt Institut organicheakikh poluproduktov i krasiteley im.
X. Ye. Voroshilovs, Xhimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut im.
D. I. Mendeleyeva Moskva (institute of Organic Semiproducts
and Dyes imeni K. Ye. Vor3shilov, Chemico.-technological
Institute imeni D. I. I.Tendeleyev)Moscow)
SUBMITTED: October 31, 1957
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_67 j 0012 1
AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
G Aleksandrova, Ye. hi.
S/153/60/003/01/048/056
BO11/BOO5
Some Problems of Emulsion Polyme 1by the Method
ization~ of SjXj~ene
of Tagged Atoms
Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Xhimiya i khimicheskaya
tekhnologi5,a, 1960, Vol 3, Nr 1, pp 176-178 (USSR)
TEXT: The authors assume that the distribution of the emulsifier causes the forma-
tion of microblock polymers. A microblock polymer which contains only 1/3 - 1/4 of
the emulsifier quantity is formed by drop polymerization of the monomer. The dis-
tribution of the emulsifier during emulsion polymerization is complicated. At the
initial stages, styrene is emulsified in water; a sorption of the emulsifier on
the surface of the disperse monomer drops is also possible; finally, a coupled
dissolution of the hydrocarbon in the soap micelles (Ref 4) occurs. The mode of
redistribution of the emulsifier during the production of polymeric particles is
unknown. Polymerization styrene in the emulsion may be assumed to consist of 3
stages: 1) Styrene-water emulsion; the emulsifier is absorbed on the surface of
hydrocarbon drops; 2) heating of the emulsion, desorption of the emulsifier, dis-
integration of the emulsion into layers, increase in the amount of "non-emulsified"
monomer; the micellar soap passes over into the adsorption layers of the polymeric
particles; 3) at the end of polymerization, the system consists of solid polymer,
water, and free monomer. To clarify the influence of emulsifier leso=ption on the
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69681
Some Problems of Emulsion Polymerization of Styrene S/153/60/003/01/048/058
by the Method of Tagged Atoms BO11/BO05
weight of microblocks, the authors investigated the quantitative distribution of
the emulsifier among the phases of thetaysi3m by a tagged emulsifier. Tagged sodium
oleate was produced from oleio acid vi h C in the carboxylic group. In aqueous
solution, the cleats retains its ability of forminj mioelles, and possesses surface
activity. Some experiments were carried out with c 4 nondecanic acid sodium. The
activity of all samples was measured by a radiometer of type B-2 (end window coun..
ter of type T-25-BPL). The relative activities of the microblock-polystyrone- and
polymer-coagulate samples were compared by the authors' methods. The absolute molar
activity was computed by the formula of V. G. Vasiltyev (Ref 6). For this purpose,
all samples were burnt in a "wet" state, and transformed into barium carbonate.
The polymer-coagulate samples showed the highest activity. Table I shows the re-
sults. Hence, it appears that the sorption of the emulsifier is inversely propor-
tional to the dilution modulus of the initial emulsion. The weight of the micro-
block polymer increases with the prolongation of the coupled dissolution of
styrene in the aqueous emulsifier solution. The activity of the microblock poly-
mer is higher than that of the polymer coagulate (Table 2). In all experiments,
the intermicellar liquid showed the lowest activity (Table 3). The authors arrive
at the conclusion that in emulsion polymerization the solubilization of the bydro-
carbon in the soap micelles must not exceed a certain optimum limit. To protect the
styrene miorovolumes from coalescence, the strength of the absorption layers of
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69681
Some Problems of Emulsion Polymerization of Styrene B/153/60/003/01/048/058
by the Method of Tagged Atoms BO11/BOO5
potassium-, sodium-, or ammonium cleats is insufficient. There are 3 tables
and 7 referenoest 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheakiy institut im. D. 1. Mendeleyeva
Kafedra kolloidnoy khimii
(Moscov Institute of Chemical Technology imeni D. 1. Mendeleyev;
Chair of Colloid Chemistry)
SUBMITTED: April 10, 1959
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GRUDININA.0 M.M.; ALEKSANDROVA, le.M.
Importance of eolubilizat~an and phase conversion in the emdsion
polymerization of styrene*-. Plut.masey noe5111-14 161,
, (Styrene) (MIRA .1414)

ALEKSANDROVA, Ye.M.; TOK, N.D.
Preparation of colored polystyrene latexes stable in a state
of aggregation. Lakokras.mat.i ikh prim. no.lt25-27 162.
(KRk 15:4)
(Paint) (Styrene polymers)

ALEKSANDROVA, Ye.M.- SHITS L.A.; LOBACIIEVA, S.P.
---~ I --- --- Y P
Effect of certain factors on the aggregative stability of
polysterene latex. Lakokras.mat.i ikh prim. no.2:31-34 162.
(MM 15:5)
(Iiatex-Testing)

SHITS., L.A.; ALEKSANDROVA, ye.m.
Evaluation of the aggregate stability of synthetic latexes.
Vokl. AN SSSIR 142 no.2s413-415 Ja 1.62. -(MIRA 15:2)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskly institut im. D.I.
Mendeleyeva. Predstavleno akademikom PoA.Rebinderom.
(Latex) *-

S/02 63/148/003/034/037
B101YB186
..AUTHORSs- Aleksan'drova, Ye. M.# Shits, L. A.p Romm, I. P*
TITLEs Effect of non-ionogenic, surface-active substances on the
aggregative stability of polystyrol-latex stabilized by sodium'
cleats
PERIODICALt Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 148, 'no. 3, 1963, 637 640
T EXT jThe-study deals..-with the change in stability of polystyrol latex
e At__i sodium oleate per 100 parts of monomeirr~
stabiliz d by 0.6 parts by weig 0
with addition of the following surface-active substances (SAS)3 OTT-7 (OP-T)l
CH 6) H, R - C8_10, RI - R or H, nF:07, mean molecular weight'!
H
2 2 n
(M;I) - 531, dipole moment D - 3-50; OIT-10 (OP-10), ditto, nc*10, MI w.563
D - 4.41; OIT-20 (OP-20), ditto, n,,~i20, MW - 1125, D - 5.36; OC-20 (C~-20))
R.-O(CH CH 0) Hp R C 8, n,20p IN 1185, D - 5.661 dispersing agent
2 2 n 16-1
Jb-80 (TV-80),
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Effect of non-ionogenio ... B10!/B186
0
0 O(CH CH 2)~11 I H
Fol RICH 112 1 2.
H2 _C _C H-CH-H 2COC04 17H33
O(GH CH 0)
2 2 nItH
nt + n" + nlllc~~20, MW -1308, D - 5-87. The SAS were added either to a latex~.
not saturated with s,odium cleats or to a latex that contained an amount of
sodium cleats such that its adsorption shells were fulli occupied. The
stability of latex was determined by measuring the time -r after which'co-.
agulation set in between,two coaxial cylinders during mixing. S" -r/-[ wae~--'
0
calculated, where is the 'coagulation time without SAS. With saturated
0
latexI the SAS effected a sharp iporease of S', even with admixtures of ofily.
^J0.02 mg-equ/g. With unraturateti latex, S' first fell stepwisej then it
increased slowly with small additions, and sharply with.large additions
(0.06 -.0.12 mg-equ/*g). Is to-* the"ir destabilizing effect, the SAS con-
stitute the- following order: TV-8O>OS-2P>6P-20>OP-10>OP-7-- Iu un-.
saturated latex, the SAS screens off.the sodium cleats molecules or ions,
thus deteriorating the proteotive~effect of the moholayer. Further additiov
-Ird ~2/3

B/020/63/148/003/034/037
Effect of non-ionogenic... B101/B166
of SAS effects brittleness of the monolayert causing the second drop Of St*1_
Pot before a polymolecular adsorption layer has formed, S' inoreaseel-in
saturated latex, S" rises immediately. There are 2 figures and i tablev
The English-language reference isi''R. J.'Orr, Rubber and Plasto Aget 41,',
no. 9, 971, 1027 (1960).
ASSOCIATIONt Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut imi D. 1. Men-
deleyeva (Moscow--Institute of Chemical Technology imeni
Mendeleyev)
FRESENTEDs October 3,'1962, by P. A. Rebinderl Academician
SUBMITTEDs' September 10, 1962
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SHUTOVAY ~A.L; ALEKSANDROVA.-Ye.M.
Studying the modifying action of sodium oleate on the hydration
degree of anatase titanium dioxide. Lakokras.mat.i ikh prim.
no.5237-39 162. (MIRA 16il)
(Sodium oleate) (Titanium oxides)

ANMOVA
Ye. M'; SHITS.. L. A.
Structure of the protective atborption films of synthetic
latexes stabilized by aodiu% oleate. Kon. shur. 24 no.6:
641-W H.-D 162. (NIRA 26 & 1)
1. Moskovskly khImiko-takhndlogichaskiy institut imeni D. I.
Mandeleyeva.
(Rubber, ftthetio) - (I~rotective coatings)
(Sodium cleats)

SHUTOVA, A. I.; ALWANDROVA, Ye. -
Interaction between mineral pigments and components of the
dispersion medium studied by veans of sedimentation analysis.
Kon, shur. 24 no.6t752-754 N-D '62. (MIRA l6a)
(Pigments) (Conoids) (Sedimentation analysis)

A19DPDVA Ye H SHITSP L.A.; RM, I.?.; Prinimala uchastiye
MaMohise'of nonionogenic surface-activ# vubstanees on aggro tive
vtOdLI-I-t7,of polystyrene latex stabilized by sodium 0-leat4of glkl,~
AN SM W noJs6~7-640 Ja 163. (MIU 102)
1. 14oakovskiy khImiko-tekbnologicheskiy institut im. D.~. Ykade-
le7era. Piedstarleno akademikom P*A* R3binderam.
(Surfac&-aotive agents) (Styrene polymers)

KHROMOVAJI IIII.S., kand. tekhn. nuuk, dotsent; AUKSAl4'Dl-"O'JAI Ye.M.) inzh.;
PAVLOV, S.A., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.
Use of condensation resins for the production of porous coldred
rubber. Nauch. trudy MTILP no.27:99-103 163.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii isk-usstvennoy kozhi i plenochnykh pokrytiy
Moskovsiogo teldinologicheskogo instituta legkoy promyshlennosti.

1--nei ic;l c,,- ou:% I I 7,-.i- r
imen; !Jcn(lel~nreva

KUZNETSOV, V.V.; ALEKSANDROVA, Ye.N.
I..
Adjustment of the Salmonidae young in the Lena River at the
early stages of their development. 11~riroda 52 no.ll:3D&--10S
,63. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Yakutskoye otdeleniye Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-issledovatell-
skogo Instituta, ozernogo i rechnogo rybnogo khozvaystva.

ALEKSANDROVA$ Ye.N.; RUMTSOV, V.V.
Natural hybridization of whitefishes. Priroda 53 no.8.10,10.5;
164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Institut nn fologii zhivotnykh im. A.N.Severtsova AN SSSRI
Moskva (for Aleksandrova). 2. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy
universitat im. Lomonosova (for Kuznetsov).

MOUHAHINY MIDIEKEP, S.N.;
IIFFU'~OVSKFff V.M.
Flavirie- na-~alysls of hyd-zogen fr,~-.Ti d,-hy.J yr-dines
and sinilar compounds. izv. AN Sor. khim. 7o.93~c.,W-
1&?4 '65. (MTRA 18. 9)
1. ~"r2`-'Itut kh4imilcheakoy fizil-l' ~,N' 1;

MOISEYENKOY.VasiUy Stepanovich; ALUSANDROVA, Yelizaveta Pavlovna:
NF.VFLISHTEYN, V.I., vedushchiy r~-d. _-- --.- -,
(Valday key well (Novgorod Province)) Valdaiskaia opornaia skvazhina
(Novgorodskaia oblast). Leningrad, Gostoptakhizdat, 1963. 119 P.
(Vsesoiuznyi neftianoi nauchno-issledovatellskii geologorazvedochnyi
institut. Trudy, no.221). (MIRA 17:4)

ALEKSANDROVAP Ye.Vi; VIKTOROVA, A.V., nauchnyy rukovoditell, assistent
- Mixed sawing of zarly and late varieties and hybrids of corn.
Sbor. nauch. trud. Ivan. sellkhoz. Inst. no-1901-55 162.
(MIRA 17:1)

ordinator
VIMOMINI"W'"m- I -
Central fibroma of the mandible. shomatologiia 35 no.2::Ig Mr--Ap 156.
(MIAA 9:7)
1. Iz stomatologicheskogo statsionara Moskovskogo gorodskogo otdola
zdravookhrananiya (glavnyy vrach-kandidat meditainskikh nauk A.A.
Kovner, nauchnVy rukovoditell - doteent G.A.Vaaillyev)
(JAWS--Tumcas)

ALSKSANDROVii, Ye.V.
Metastasis of pulmonary cancer in the mucous membrane of the
alveolar bone of the superior maxilla ana the boay of the mandible.
Stomatologiia 36 no-1:50-51 Ja-F '57. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Iz Stomatologicheakogo statsionere Mostorzdravotdela (glavvy
vrach A.A.Kovner, nsuchnyy rukovo(litell G.A.Vasilleyv)
(LUNGS--CANCER) (JAWS--CANCICR)

AT.R"ANDROVA, Ye.V.; DMITRIYZVA, I.A.
Necrosis of facial boneb after X-Ay therapy. Stomatologiia 36 no.4:
47-50 Jl-Ag '57. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Iz kafedry propedevtiki khirurgiche8koyestomatologii (zav. -
doteent G.A.Vasil'yev) Moskovskogb,meditainskogo-stomatologicheakogo
institute (dir. - dotsent G.N.Beletakiy) i Moskovskogo gorodskogo
chelyustno-litsevogo gospitalya (glavnyy vrach - dotaent A.A.Lovner)
(X RAYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
(BONES --DISEASICS)

SHARMAK, A.B.; BOBYLITA, V.R.; GOROZRANKINA, L.A.; ALIKSANDRDVA, Te.y.
Method for inducing experimentaldental caries in white rate. Stomato-
logiia 38 no.60-9 N-D 159. (MMA 13:4)
1. Iz kafedry blokhtmii (zavedvyushchiy - prof. A.B. Sharpenak) Mos-
kovskogo meditsinskogo stomatologicheekogo instituta, laboratorii
biokhtmit (sav. - prof. A.B. Sharpenak) Institute, pitauiya AHN SSSR
I kafedry propedevtiki khirurgicheskoy stomatologii (zav. - dotsent
G.A. Vasillyev Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stomatologichaskogo insti-
tuta (direktor - dotsent G.N. Beletskiy).
(TIUM-DISHAS3S)

SHAUENAKp A.E.j BOBVMA, V.R.; GOROZHAMNA, L.A.; ALEKSiNDRbVA,, Ye.v.
Method for producing experimontal carieo in cotton rilts. Stomtologiia
1+0 no.ltl2-17 Ja-F- 16CL. I (MIR& 14:5)
1. Iz kafedry bioWAmii (zav. - prof..A.E.Sharpenak), kafediy
propedevtiki khirurgichookoy stomatologii (zav. - dotsent G.A.
Vasillyev) Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stomatologicheskogo instituta
(dir. - dotoont G.N.Beletskiy) i la.boratorii biokhimii Instituta
pitaniya AWS&R.
(TEETH--DISEASES)

SRWEXAKI A.E.; BOBULVA) V.11.; GOROZHANKIYA) L.A.; ALEKSANDROVA, Ye.V.
Role of the alimentary factor in the origin and prevention of dental
caries. Stomatologiia 40 no.4t3-7 Ji-Ag 161. (MIRA 3-4:11)
1 Iz laboratorii biokhimii (zav. - prof, A.ElSbarpenak) Instituta
pitaniya AMN SWRy,kafedra biokhimii (zav. - prof. A.E.Sharpenak)
i kafedry propede~tiki khirurgicheskoy stomatologii (zav. - doktor
meditsinskikh nauk G.A.Vasillyev)-MoskovskQgo meditsinskogo .
stomatologicheskogo instituta (dir. - dotsent G.N.Beletskiy).
I (TEETH~DISEASE- S-)

ALEKSANDROVA, Ye.V. mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Changes in the argyrophil. system of the pulp of human teeth
in different stages of a carious lesion (in noncomplicated
and complicated caries)6 Teore i prake stomt no-5:198-205
161 (MIRA 16:12)
1. Iz kafedry propedev-tiki khirurgicheskoy stomatologii.
(zar. - prof. G.A. Vasillyev) i nauchno-issledovatellskoy
laboratorii (zave - starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik A.A. Pro-
khonchukov) Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stomatologicheskogo
instituta.

ZAZHAROV, N.N.i- Ta.
Vitamin 0 contfmt in Japanese persimmon. Vop.pit. 17 no.6:63-64
N-D 158, (MIRA 12;2)
1. 1z onnitarno-opidemiologicheskoy stantaii Petrogradskogo reyona.
go leningradae
(IFRUIT'S,
Japanese persimmon. vitamin 0 content (Rua))
(VITAMIN 0, determ.
in Japanese persimmon (Rua))

50), 5W
AUTHORS: A HUMg Y6.1i SOV/2o-123-6-2o/50
Pravednikov, A. N., Medvedev, S. S. Academician
TITLE: Reactions of Oxygen-Containing Radicals of the RO'Type
(Reaktsii kialorodsoderzhashchikh radikalov tipa ROP)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 123, Nr 6,
pp 1o2q - lo32 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The reactions under review were carried out mainly on model
systems ih Aiich the W-radicals were formied from the decompoei-
tion of dialkyl peroxides. The authors found that at the
decomposition of ditertiary-butyl-peroxide, dissolved in
hydrocarbons, in addition to methane at 1950 the resulting
amount of acetone is about 12 times that of tertiary butyl
alcohol. This is indicative of a higher activation energy than
had been found by J. H. T. Brook (Bruk) (Ref 2). Proceeding
from scheme (1), (11), (111), nearly all tertiary butoxy radi-
cals are likely decompose under cleavage of the C-C bond as
can be assumed from the results obtained. This is, however,
in contradiction to the data published on the "thermal-oxida-
Card 1/3 tive" destruction of the carbon chain polymers (Ref 4). It

Reactions of Oxygen-Containin.- Radicals of the RO,Type SOV/2o-123-6-20/50
can be concluded from the results that acetone here is not
only formed as a consequence of the reaction
k
(CH 3)3 CO. ) (CH 3)2C - 0+'CH3 (I), but also in consequence
of some other reaction the velocity of.which considerably
depends on temperature. Such a reaction can be that of the
W-radicals with one another-At low temperatures the con-
centration of the RO- radical -s is lovi and the reaction pro-
ceeds slowly (Ref 2). In order to prove the acceleration of
this reaction at increasing temperature or at. a considerable
increase in concentration of the peroxide, the authors have
investigated the decompo:3ition of the di-tertiary-butyl-peroxide
in an isopropyl-benzene solution at 12o - 1500 and in the
concentration range from 4 up to 16 percentage by weight.
Figure I shows that the ratio of the concentrations of acetone
(a) and. tertiary butyl alcohol (b) a/b increases with an in-
creasing concentration of the peroxide. Therefore the reaction
order of the formation of these compounds with respect to
the peroxide concen4r,.tion is not equal to 1. According to
Card 2/3 various computations ta'ia authors conclude that the acetone

Reactions of Oxygen-Containing Radicals of the RO'Type SOV/2o-123-6-2o/5o
formation under the above conditions at temperatures of about
2000 is largely related with the bimolecular reaction:
k
(CH3)3 CO-+(CH 3)3 CO. _~4CH 3)2C - O+CH3- O-C (C11 3)3 (-IV) and
not with the monomolecular decomposition of the RO- radicals.
In the case of high-polymers the reaction (IV) must lead to
a rapid variation of the distribution regarding the molecular
weights. This occurs indeed in the radical sta6es of the poly-
ethylene oxidation. This variation is accompanied by the
occurrence of ether bridges between the macromolecules.There
are 4 figures, 1 table, and 5 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Nauemo-inaledovatellskiy fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im.
L. Ya. Karpova (Scientific Physical-Chemical Research Institute
imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBMITTED: September 29, 1958
Card 3/3

ALEKSANDROVICH) Yu.13.., inzh., red.; CHEWTIN, L.A., inzb., red.;
kand. tekhn. nauk, red., BELYAYKINA, LV.,
inzh., red.; NIHOLAYEVj, A.A., inzb., red.; SDSBNIKOV, G.F.,
inzb., red.; FILD40NTSEV, A.V., inzb., red.; POPOVA, V.V.p
inzb.p red,; IFTOKA, G.A., red.i?,d-va; RODIONOVA, V.M.,
tekhn. red.,
[Construction specifications and regulations] Stroitellnye
normy i pravila. Moskvat Gosstroiizdat. PL.I.See.G.ch.7[Heating
s-ystemst materials, equipment, fixtures, elements, and structures]
TeploVe sati; materialyg oborudovanie, armatura., izdeliia i
stroiteltATe konstruktsii (SNiP I-G.7-62). 1963. 22 p.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvannyy komit.at po delam
stroitellstva. 2. Gosstroy SSSR (for Aleksandrovich), 3. Mezh-
duvedomstvennaya komissiya po peresmotru Stwoitellrvkh norm i
pravil (for Chernin, Naydich). 4. VsesoyuzM7 Gosudarstvenwfy
instit-tit po proyektirovaniyu teploVkh elektrostantsiy (for
Belyaykina, Nikolayev, Soshnikov, Filimontsov). 5. Vsesoyuz-
rVy nauchno-issledovate.0skiy i proyektny7 institut po teplo-
tekhnicheskim sooruzheniyam (for Popova).

ALEKSAIMROVA. YutM-
Frequency and anuses of Dnrtlal defects of the teeth And their
I alignment in children. Yrach.delo no.4:425 Ap 158 (MIRA 11:6)
1. Kafedra ortopedicheskoy stomatologii (zav. - prof. A*Iv Betellman)
Xiyevskogo maditainBkogo institutes
(TIOTH-ABROPWITINS AND DEFORMITIES)

AUKSANDROVA Yu M . I KURI LENKO, V. S.
frequency and character of traumatic lnjur7 of the teeth. Trach.
delo n0.5:531-533 MY 159. (MIRA 12:12)
1. lafedra ortopedicheekoy stomatologii, (zav. - prof. A.I. Betell-
man) Kiyevskogo medit sinskogo instituta.
(TIMTH--MUTILLTION)